SERVING MARTIN COUNTY PLUS ADJACENT MINNESOTA & IOWA COUNTIES 2021 Martin County and City of Fairmont Legal Newspaper 2022 City of Fairmont Legal Newspaper Contact the Fairmont Photo Press: 507-238-9456 | Visit our website: www.fairmontphotopress.com Inside this Issue: Volume 59 | Number 36 January 11, 2023 Wedding Season Pages 6-8 40%Off Suggested Retail Price Hurry In! Sale ends Saturday, January 28 12 MONTH No Interest Financing With Approved Credit “Love where you live, work & play” • LUXURY VINYL PLANKS • 100% WATER PROOF • NO GAP GUARANTEE • EASY TO CLEAN Mon. 8:30-7 pm; Tues.-Thurs. 8:30-5:30 pm; Fri. 8:30-5 pm; Sat. 9-2 pm Save Up To On All In-Stock Carpet & Flooring New Ye ’s CARPET & FLOORING SALE Pope Francis has named Father Michael John Izen, a priest of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, as an auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, assigning him the titular see of Newport. Bishop-elect Izen was born January 12, 1967 to John and JoAnna Izen. He is the youngest of their six children. He grew up in Fairmont (in the Diocese of Winona-Rochester), attended St. John Vianney grade school and Fairmont High School, graduating in 1985. Father Izen has a sister, Ann Wehner and brother Tom Izen, living in Fairmont and two sisters and one brother in the Twin Cities area. Bishop-elect Izen is currently the pastor of the Churches of Saint Michael and Saint Mary in Stillwater, the parochial administrator of the Church of St. Charles in Bayport and the canonical administrator of Saint Croix Catholic school. A native of Fairmont, Minnesota, Bishop-elect Izen, 55, earned an un-dergraduate degree in mathematics and computer science from St. John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota, and upon graduation, went to work for 3M as a systems analyst. During his nine years at 3M, it became clearer that God was calling him to discern a possible vocation to the priesthood, so he en-rolled at The Saint Paul Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota, earning a Masters of Divinity. Bishop-elect Izen was ordained to the priesthood May 28, 2005, by Archbishop Harry J. Flynn. Fifteen men were ordained to the priesthood that day, one of the largest ordination classes in decades. Following ordination, then-Father Izen ministered at Divine Mercy in Faribault until 2007, when he became pastor at Saint Timothy in Maple Lake, where he served until 2012. In February of 2012, he became pastor at Saint Raphael in Crystal, where he served until 2015 when he was assigned to Stillwater. As an auxiliary bishop, Bishop-elect Izen will work alongside Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda of Saint Paul and Minneapolis and Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Williams, to lead the Church in the 12-county metro area. “I was surprised, humbled, and a little terrified when I received the call from the Apostolic Nuncio informing me that Pope Francis had appointed me as an auxiliary bishop,” Bishop-elect Izen said. “Archbishop Hebda has been very supportive and reassuring since I first received the news – very fatherly. I look forward to being an extension of him to our Archdiocese, and serving and being present to the people of God.” Archbishop Hebda said: “It is with deep gratitude to Pope Francis and Christmas joy that I welcome the wonderful news of the appointment of Bishop-elect Michael Izen as an auxiliary bishop of this Archdiocese. The priests and faithful of the Archdiocese should be honored that once again the Holy Father has chosen a priest of this local Church to serve as a successor of the apostles. I have come to know Bishop-elect Izen as a generous and capable pastor with a great love for Christ and for his sheep. I have particularly admired his ability to collaborate effectively with brother priests, Religious Sisters, and lay leader-ship in advancing the work of the Church. His impressive natural gifts all suggest that the Lord has long been preparing him to serve as a bishop. I am confi-dent that the Archdiocese will benefit greatly from his leadership and experience and I personally look forward to working with him more closely as he be-gins this new ministry. Please join me in both congratulating Bishop-elect Izen and offering him our prayers as he prepares for his upcoming ordination.” His episcopal ordination is scheduled for April 11, 2023, at the Cathedral of Saint Paul. The ordination will be live-streamed on the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis’ Facebook page. Please see The Catholic Spirit for more information on Bishop-elect Izen’s appointment and see the Archdiocese’s event page for additional information on his episcopal ordination. Former Fairmonter named Bishop-elect

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Ruby’s Pantry returns to Sherburn The Ruby's Pantry distribution in Sherburn will be Monday, January 16th. We are a drive through distribution. All you need to do is get in line and there will be a person there to take your money and guide you where to go next. We only ask that you have your trunks or backseats cleaned out and ready for them to put boxes in there. If you are purchasing more than one share please make sure you have room available. There are no income or residential guidelines. All are welcome. Ruby's helps to stretch that grocery budget each month. We do have a limited amount of pre-pay available until the Sunday before the distribution. You go to rubyspantry.org and sign up there for the pre-pay. We do not have a separate line for pre-pay but it does guarantee that you will get a share if we should run out. Our distribution runs from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. We are located at 2 Crossroads Drive in Sherburn, right off of I-90. If you have any questions you may call 507-764-7491. Please leave a message and Nancy will get back to you. We hope to see you on the 16th. The Blue Earth Valley Quilters will hold the fourth meeting of the 2022-2023 program year on Monday, January 16th at 7:00 pm at Michele’s Quilting in Blue Earth, 230 S. Main St. This is a special meeting location for January. We will start the meeting with introductions and show-and-tell. This can include any quilt related items you received at Christmas. This month’s program will be a demonstration by Michele on using zippers in quilting projects. There will be an opportunity to shop after the meeting. For those who have not yet paid, the annual dues of $5.00 will be collected. The Blue Earth Valley Quilters meet on the third Monday of each month (no meeting in July or December) under the umbrella of Blue Earth Area Community Education. Each meeting consists of a brief welcome and introductions, a quilt related program, show and tell, a question and answer session and a time to talk with other quilters. The Blue Earth Valley Quilters is open to everyone who enjoys quilts or quilting - quilters of all skill levels are welcome. Dues for the 2022-2023 year are $5. Announcements and photos can be found on Facebook under the group name Blue Earth Valley Quilters. For more information contact Jan Shaffer at 526- 3979. BEV Quilters meet January 16 The Fairmont Knights of Columbus Council #1575 engaged the Saint John Vianney School to draw “Keep Christ in Christmas” posters. Over 80 students from kindergarten through sixth grade participated in the contest. The following is the list of selected winners, from left to right: Evelyn Warner, Allison Slama, Sam Landsteiner, Morgan Ruppert, Amelia Algarra, and Gabriella Landsteiner. MLHS graduate receives Computer Science PhD Dr. Jon Rusert, a 2011 graduate of Martin Luther Jr/Sr High School, Northrop, recently received his PhD in Computer Science from the University of Iowa. After graduating from MLHS, he received his Bachelor's of Science with a double major in Mathematics and Computer Science in 2015 from the University of MN, Duluth. Then he received his Masters of Science for Computer Science in 2017. His professional research includes: - Paper accepted and published at Privacy Enhancing Technology symposium (PETs) 2019, presented research in Stockholm, Sweden -Three papers accepted and published at Association of Computational Linguistics (ACL) 2022, presented research in Dublin, Ireland - Paper accepted and published at North American ACL (NAACL) 2022, presented research in Seattle, WA Dr. Rusert has accepted a visiting Professor position at Purdue Fort Wayne in the Computer Science Department (Fall 2022) and plans to remain in academia research. Jon is the son of Rev. Nathan and Lori Rusert, formerly of Truman. •Sunday, January 15 • 2:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Granada Bar & Grill Fundraiser • Monday Night Bingo 7:00 p.m. • Kitchen open at 5:00 p.m. Fairmont Eagles 1228 Lake Ave · 238-2555 A reminder that the Human Rights Committee of Martin County will meet Thursday, January 12th, 11:30 a.m. at The Ranch Restaurant, 1330 North State Street in Fairmont.

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We at Burtis Chiropractic applaud that attitude and would like to help you achieve success in that arena like never before. So much of health is based on your decisions about your lifestyle. Sleep is huge, as are diet and exercise. These were easy topics to ace 100 years ago, as sleep deprivation was not an issue and seed oil, high fructose corn syrup, and sugar in everything was not as common. In addition, for most of us, our jobs were enough of a workout that gyms were practically non-existent. Boy, have things changed. Being healthy these days requires near-constant vigilance. You really have to watch what you eat. Many people are good at reading food labels and understanding the good and bad stuff that is in almost all of our food. Gluten and dairy sensitivities are much more well-known. More and more often, healthcare practitioners are advising their patients to change Putting the U back in Resol-U-tion Dr. Scott Burtis, M.S., D.C., Burtis Chiropractic Center Guest Columnist their diet and lifestyle before turning to drugs, but it is a slow process. In fact, if your own doctor has suggested medication before diet and exercise, I’d urge you to ask them why! The challenging thing is that almost all of us know what to do, we just don’t do it. Exercising three or more times a week for a half hour or more. Cutting out sugar, processed food, seed oils, and high fructose corn syrup is not easy, but it is doable. Look to my functional medicine patients who used to have type 2 diabetes as an example of how it is, indeed, possible. Getting more high-quality sleep can be as simple as turning your TV off an hour earlier or avoiding scrolling through your phone right before bed. Getting back to health practices like seeing your chiropractor on a regular basis to clear stress out of your system is also important. As a functional medicine practitioner, I have seen the difference these choices can make. Thankfully there are many vitamins and supplements that can make the change easier. However, there are not a lot of blanket recommendations I give, as functional medicine is a personalized style of health care. Transformation occurs on an individual basis. Knowing your individual weak spots helps me determine the right supplement, timing, and dose for each person. In many cases, supplements are a temporary assist to accelerate the transformation. Sometimes, in cases of mutations or epigenetic issues, the prescription is a permanent one. Again, the operative word we use in functional medicine is “personalized.” One of the more popular resolutions people make is to return to the gym. Unfortunately, this is often a short-lived commitment. This year, Cutting Edge Fitness in Fairmont is helping to make this a little easier to help you financially commit to that change. They are offering a buy one, get one free offer on their body composition test if you mention Burtis Chiropractic! Before you start your new workout routine, go get your body composition tested. In addition to weight, you will know your body fat percentage, fat-free mass, BMI, intracellular and extracellular water content, and even know where in your body you are retaining water and fat. After a month of working out, get this same test done again to check your improvements. When you mention Burtis Chiropractic, you will get this second test at no cost! You don’t have to be a member at Cutting Edge to take advantage of this test, but I do recommend it—I am a member there. Why is this test important? Because sometimes when starting a workout program, you may only lose five pounds, but you may actually have lost 10 pounds of fat and gained 5 pounds of muscle, which will be easier to tell through this test. The reinforcement of knowing you are doing well is sometimes enough to keep you going. Good luck with your New Year’s resolutions! Health transformation can be yours. Sometimes you need the right guide, and sometimes you need the reinforcement of knowing that what you are doing is working. Both of those just got easier; let us help you. Come and see the new art exhibit on display now through February 10. The Mentor Effect by Martin County Kinship showcases stories and photos that represent the legacy of mentoring. The gallery is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A meet and greet open house will be held on Wednesday, January 18th from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. Wednesday, January 11, 3:30-4:30 pm. Join us in the gallery for a Make and Take Gallery Walk, an after-school visual arts experience. This is a free, arts experience to view the art show, go on a scavenger hunt and make some fun art projects. Children 6 and under must be accompanied by a caregiver. Coming up at the Red Rock Center for the Arts Saturday, January 14, 9-11 a.m. Join us in the art room for KIDCASSO, an open art studio experience for creative learners from high chair to highschool to experience, explore, and create a variety of open-ended arts and crafts using an assortment of fun supplies and embellishments. Children 6 and under must be accompanied by a caregiver. Pre-registration is not required, come as you wish or stay for the whole time. Materials fee: $5. Monday, January 16, 6:30 p.m. The Maker's Club will host a get-together to share ideas and learn about the fiber arts with Jen Kahler. Bring your favorite beverage, refreshments will be provided. This event is free, and everyone is welcome. 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We’re the perfect place to host your gathering. Call Martin County Historical Society’s Pioneer Museum for details: 507-235-5178 Fairmont Eagles Aerie #3394 Dave Nutt, Events Planner 507-236-5928 • [email protected] 1228 Lake Avenue Fairmont, MN Call Us for Hall Rental: Weddings, Anniversaries, Meetings, Private Parties & More! Full Service Bar Available! Now taking reservation dates in our new “smoke-free” building. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 920 E. 10th Street, Fairmont 238-9340 v Weddings v Anniversaries v Business Meetings, Parties & More! Wedding Celebrations Seating Capacity Up to 300 BANCROFT IMPLEMENT 312 W Ramsey St | Bancroft, IA Office: (515) 885-2319 ROD BIERLE Cell: (515) 341-3001 [email protected] www.redpowerteam.com Systems work in finished or unfinished basements A Division of Tennyson Construction • Truman, MN • Ctr. 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Rabbe, 92, Fairmont (formerly of Trimont). Kramer Family Funeral Home December 6 – Wilhelmine C. Janssen, 97, Granada. Lakeview Funeral and Cremation Service January 7 – Berniece E Schultz, 83, Truman. Zaharia Family Funeral and Cremation Service. January 7 – Allen L. Sandmeyer, 48, Trimont. Kramer Family Funeral Home January 7 – Roger V. Meyer, 79, Ramsey (formerly of Sherburn and Trimont). Kramer Family Funeral Home January 8 – Richard W. Lobb, 79, Winnebago. Lakeview Funeral and Cremation Service January 8 – Jean A. Lutz, 88, Fairmont. Lakeview Funeral and Cremation Service IN MEMORIAM – ONE YEAR AGO December 15 – Jeanne M. Celander, 92, Belle Plaine (formerly of Fairmont). December 22 – Betty A. Lehman, 77, Fairmont. December 28 – Donna F. Schaefer, 93, Fairmont. January 3 – Ruth E. Greier, 94, Lake Crystal (formerly of Lewisville). January 4 - Harold D. Herfendal, 76, Fairmont. January 8 – Daniel L. Vandever, 59, Fairmont. Everyone is welcome to attend a Historical Experience on Korea: The Forgotten War by historian Arn Kind at Martin Luther Jr/Sr High School on Tuesday, January 24th. The free presentations are at 9:00 a.m. to 11:15 “Korea: The Forgotten War” at MLHS a.m. for students in grades 5-8 and Noon to 2:15 p.m. for grade 9-12. Adults are welcome either time. The event is provided courtesy of the Martin Luther Parent/Teacher League. Snow date is Tuesday, January 31st. Happy New Year! Dr. Burtis, D.C., M.S., CFMP, has been providing natural healthcare to the Fairmont area at Burtis Chiropractic Center for over 30 years. He uses a combination of chiropractic, nutrition, and functional medicine to help individuals restore and maintain health and healing through individualized care plans. The mission of Burtis Chiropractic Center is to provide transformational healthcare that takes an individual’s life to the next level. We strive to be a solution for families to experience transformational healthcare and help create vibrant and resilient lifestyles that can be passed to future generations. Dr. Burtis continued from page 3 CELEBRATION OF LIFE FOR NANCY (TISH) LEYH It is with great sadness that the family of Nancy Leyh (Tish) announces her passing from this life into the presence of God to be with family and friends in heaven. We know she is with her Heavenly Father and will experience everlasting joy. She passed away on January 5, 2022 in Tucson, AZ. FAMILY & FRIENDS GATHERING in memory of Nancy Saturday, July 2, 2022 at 11 AM-2 PM – A light lunch will be served at Heritage Acres 501 West Lake Ave. Fairmont MN 56031 On Saturday July 2 from 11 AM to 2:00 PM Wayne and the Tish family will host a Family & Friends Gathering at Heritage Acres in Fairmont MN. It would be Nancy’s desire to reunite local friends and her family to fellowship together, so we invite you join us to share your own memories. Lunch will be served. Afterwards, those who wish to join the family for burial at the Emmanuel Cemetery north of Welcome MN are welcome to do so. Death Notices

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 2023 PHOTO PRESS | FAIRMONT, MINNESOTA PAGE 5 Obituary Notices Private family services for Charles P. Grandstrand will be held at St. John Vianney Catholic Church in Fairmont. Interment will be in Calvary Catholic Cemetery in Fairmont with military honors provided by the Lee C. Prentice American Legion Post 36 and Martin County Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1222. A Public Visitation will be held from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday January 12, 2023, at the Lakeview Funeral Home in Fairmont. Charles passed away on Sunday morning, January 1, 2023, at Mayo Clinic Health System in Mankato, MN. The Lakeview Funeral Home and Cremation Service in Fairmont is assisting the family with arrangements. Charles Peter Grandstrand was born on May 22, 1945, in Texas. He was the son of Charles and Irene (Peterson) Grandstrand. Charles attended Edina public schools and graduated from Edina High School. Charles P. Grandstrand, 77 On May 3, 1965, Charles enlisted in the Navy where he served as a Boatswains Mate aboard the USS Rainier. He was awarded the National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, and Vietnam Campaign Medal before earning his honorable discharge on May 28, 1968. On September 3, 1988, Charles was united in marriage to Cheryl Pierce in Fairmont, MN. The couple resided in Fairmont where Charles worked as a machine operator at Tyco Plastics. After retiring, he went on to be a door greeter at the Fairmont Walmart. Charles and Cheryl shared over thirtyfour years together. Charles was a member of the Blue Earth, MN, American Legion Post 89 as well as the Martin County Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1222. He was also a life member of Pheasants Forever. Charles enjoyed being outdoors, especially while hunting and fishing. He loved to watch NASCAR and was a huge fan of the Minnesota Vikings. Left to cherish his memory include his wife, Cheryl Grandstrand; fur baby, Diamond; daughter from a previous marriage, Lisa Christianson; sister, Karen Grandstrand Gervia; mother-in-law, Lucille Pierce; brothers-in-law, Randy (Cherie) Pierce, and Ricky Pierce; sisterin-law, Cathy (Craig) Nelson; and many nieces, nephews, great niece and nephews, other relatives and friends. Along with his parents, Charles and Irene Grandstrand, Charles was preceded in death by his father-in-law, Ralph Pierce; aunts and uncles; and two fur babies, Tundra and Sierra. www.lakeviewfuneralhome.net A Memorial Service in honor of Doreen F. Rabbe will take place at a later date. Doreen Fae (Harder) Rabbe was called to the Lord on January 4, 2023, at Mayo Clinic Health System in St. James, Minnesota. There is no better gift in this season than the gift of heaven. She lived a good and full life. She was born to Henry and Erna (Ehlert) Harder on her mother’s birthday, September 21, 1930, and confirmed on April 18, 1944, at St. John’s E&R Church in Fairmont, Minnesota. She attended country school through the 8th grade at District #106, Waverly Township. Doreen graduated from Fairmont High School in 1948. After high school, she worked in the office at Railway Motors and then later for Dr. R.L. Parsons in Trimont on and off as needed. Fred and Doreen started their own bulk gas truck business in 1955 and she was the bookkeeper until their retirement in 1993. She was introduced to Fred on the dance floor at Interlaken Ballroom. They were married on November 29, 1952, in their home church. She became a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in 1953. They built their home of 60 years in Triumph, later known as Trimont. They moved to Goldfinch Estates in 2014. Their marriage was blessed with 5 children. Doreen was active and held various offices within the church organizations. Mothers Club, Friendship Club, Ladies Aid, LWML meetings/conventions. She loved to sew, crochet, needlework, quilt, read, and play cards and games with her family and friends. She was never too busy or tired to read a book or play cards with her children or grandchildren. She belonged to several bridge and 500 card-playing groups throughout the years. Her cooking and baking skills were well known. There were always fresh baked items and coffee available for company. Always had three square meals a day for whoever was at the table. They attended numerous sporting events and programs for their grandchildren and Martin County West teams. Doreen is survived by three sons and a daughter; Greg (Deb) Rabbe of Northrop, Minnesota, Sherry (Doug) Steven of Watertown, Minnesota, Richard (Sharie) Rabbe by Lamberton, Minnesota, Monty (Kimberly) Rabbe of Windom, Minnesota; grandchildren, Angela, Casey, Shana, Rachel, Andy, Ethan, and Zachery; step-grandchildren, Brad, Dan, and Luke. Ten great-grandchildren; eight great-step-grandchildren. Sister, Joyce Morrison of North Branch, Minnesota. Many nieces and nephews whom she truly appreciated and loved dearly. She is preceded in death by her husband of 64 years, Fred; son, James Brian Rabbe; her parents; three infant brothers; sister and brother-in-law; Hazel and Gordon Wolle; brother and sister-in-law; Melvin and Mary Ann Harder. Messages of Sympathy may be sent to the family online at www.kramerfuneralhome.com Doreen F. Rabbe, 92 Wilhelmine Janssen, age 97, of Granada, MN passed away Friday, January 6, 2023, at her home. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. The Lakeview Funeral Home and Cremation Service is assisting the family with arrangements. Wilhelmine Charlotte (Kruse) Janssen was born on March 27, 1925, to Robert and Wilhelmine "Minnie" (Mayland) Kruse on a farmstead near Buffalo Center, IA. She received her education from the Center German Township country school near Titonka, IA. On June 11, 1947, Wilhelmine was united in marriage to Ernest A. Janssen at Ramsey Reformed Church near Titonka, IA. They farmed in the Buffalo Center area before moving to their farm near Granada in 1961. Wilhelmine kept busy as a housewife raising her children. She taught us all the basic skills of how to clean house, make beds, cook, wash, fold and iron clothes, etc. We reluctantly did these chores at the time. Not until after we were out of the house, starting our own families did we begin to fully appreciate that a clean and organized home helps create a little peace, and harmony in the chaotic world around us. The role of a full-time Mom is exhausting, and somehow she did an amazing and wonderful job. When she asked us to do our chores, she meant it. She was firm, but firm with love. We again learned a lesson in boundaries, and following rules is an important life lesson as an adult, a lesson to pass on. Wilhelmine Janssen, 97 Wilhelmine enjoyed listening to music, reading, baking, watching old classic TV shows, having coffee with friends and neighbors and most of all loved her family and was always interested in what they were doing. She had a sense of humor and a good laugh. As young kids, we would occasionally overhear her conversations with friends and family. We would hear the laughter, finding humor in situations that may not have seemed funny at the time, but laughed about them later. We learned that life was not always to be taken too seriously. Wilhelmine was baptized and confirmed in the Ramsey Reformed Church near Titonka, IA., and was a member of the Congregational Church of Granada. Her deep faith stayed with her throughout her life. She, also, belonged to the American Legion Auxiliary in Granada, the Square Dance Club, and Mayflower Circle. She leaves all of us behind with fond memories. She was a strong woman, loving wife, and mother who cared more about others than herself. She will be missed, but her love and life lessons will live on with each of us forever. Those left to cherish her memory include her two sons, Allen (Brenda) Janssen of Pensacola, FL and Bruce Janssen of Pensacola, FL; two daughters, Sharon (Darrell "Dean") Bloome of Lakefield, MN and Darlene (Dennis) Hilpipre of Blue Earth, MN; seven grandchildren; twelve great-grandchildren; five great-greatgrandchildren; brothers and sisters-in-law, Arlene Kruse, Ed (Lori) Janssen, Art Janssen, Marcy James and Glen (Arlys) Wittmus; many nieces, nephews and other relatives. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; son, Arnold Janssen; grandson, Eric Janssen; two brothers Willie Kruse and Raymond Kruse; sister, Katherine (Kruse) Meinders; sister-in-law, Caroline Kruse, and brother-in-law, Dick Meinders. www.lakeviewfuneralhome.net Berniece “Bea” E. Schultz, age 83, of Truman, passed away on Saturday, January 7, 2023, at her home, surrounded by her family. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday, January 16, 2023, at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Truman with Rev. Timothy Chase officiating. A time for visitation will be held 4-6 p.m. on Sunday at Zaharia Family Funeral Home in Truman and one hour prior to services at church. Burial will take place at St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery, Truman. Memorials are preferred to St. Paul’s Lutheran School and to Martin Luther High School. Berniece Elaine Schultz was born on January 18, 1939, in Pleasant Mound Township, rural Amboy, MN, to Alvin and Lorena (Urban) Borkenhagen. Berniece E. Schultz, 83 She became a child of God through baptism on February 12, 1939, and was confirmed on June 29, 1952, at Trinity Lutheran Church, Fieldon. She attended District 83 country school through the 8th grade and graduated from Truman High School in 1956. Bea was united in marriage to Ronald H. Schultz on November 16, 1958, at Trinity Lutheran Church, Fieldon. Together, they raised their three children on the farm in rural Truman. Bea was a member of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and loved attending Bible classes. She was very active in her congregation. When the children were in grade school, Bea was often a room mother. She was Ruth Circle President and later secretary of Ladies Aid/LWML for many years. Bea made and donated many quilts for charity and also made one-of-a-kind quilts for each of her great-grandchildren. Bea is survived by her husband, Ronald; children, Sonia (Daryl) Hoewisch, Faith (Robert) Sitzman, and Timothy (Lynn) Schultz; grandchildren, Danica (Chris Hayden) Schieber, Andrew (Beth) Schieber, Steven (Rachael) Sitzman, Nathan (Alisha) Schieber, Matthew (Celeste) Sitzman, and Daric (Katy) Sitzman; great-grandchildren, Alex, Roland, and Juliet Stith, Ariel, Judah, and Zion Schieber, Winnifred, Lew, and Reginald Sitzman, Christi, Gabriel, Elijah, and Caspian Schieber, and Malcolm and Eleanor Sitzman; sister, Margie Kroells; sisters-in-law, Janet Tyrrell, Arlys Rullman, and Mary (Darrell) Golnitz; nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends. She is preceded in death by her parents; sister, Doris Mogensen; inlaws, Henry and Lenora Schultz; brothers-in-law, Donald Kroells, George Tyrrell, and Cap Rullman. www.zahariafamilyfuneral.com Thank you for advertising and sharing your news with us! 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After all, given the lengthy history of toasting, it’s likely that millions of people have toasted happy couples over the years. If millions of others can do it, then so can this year’s crop of best men, maids of honor and proud parents who will be asked to raise a glass to happy couples. As a couple’s big day draws near, those trusted with toasting the newlyweds can consider these tips. • Introduce yourself. Unless it’s a very intimate affair with only a handful of well-acquainted guests, introduce yourself before beginning your toast. This not only ensures everyone recognizes who you are, but also provides a simple way to begin your comments without feeling a need to impress. • Keep things lighthearted. Though it’s best to avoid being too informal, a lighthearted toast with a funny anecdote and/or a joke or two can help to maintain the jovial vibe of the reception. • Explain your relationship. Maids of honor and best men are often chosen because they have a special relationship with the bride or groom. So it’s alright to give a brief explanation of that relationship and explain how much it means to you during the toast. • Toast the couple. Even though most people toasting at a wedding have a special connection with just one half of the newly married couple, it’s normal to toast the new couple and their happiness before closing your remarks. If you want to toast each person when delivering your remarks, speak to your counterpart (i.e., a maid of honor if you’re the best man, or vice versa) for some special insight. • Keep your toast short. Toasts need not be lengthy. In fact, toasts should be on the shorter side so everyone tasked with delivering a toast can do so in a reasonable amount of time. • Avoid winging it. Plan your remarks ahead of time, even writing down your toast or at least organizing your ideas before you’re handed the microphone. Winging it might seem like an option, but if you speak off-the-cuff you’ll likely find yourself rambling and going off course. Planning also allows time to practice your remarks before the big day, which also can help to calm your nerves. • Remember you’re among friends. If need be, remind yourself before your toast that you’re among friends. Speaking to a room full of people you know or are at least familiar with should help you avoid the nervousness that can come with speaking to a room filled with strangers. Toasts are a beloved wedding tradition. People tasked with toasting the happy couple can follow some simple strategies to stay calm and deliver remarks couples will remember forever. Article provided by Metro Creative Graphics, Inc. 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PAUL’S LUTHERAN January 202, St Paul's Lutheran School Lunch MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 2 3 4 American Classics Jumbo Crispy Chicken Tenders Potatoes Au Gratin Whole Grain Dinner Roll Extra Extra Caesar Salad Tropical Fruit Cocktail Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 5 American Classics Cheese Stu ed Breadsticks Marinara Sauce Roasted Green Beans Extra Extra Red Bell Pepper Strips Fresh Orange Wedges Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 6 American Classics Chili Cheese Dog Hash Brown Patty Extra Extra Fresh Celery Sticks Sliced Fresh Apples Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 9 American Classics Italian Meatball Sub Oven Baked Curly Fries Extra Extra Fresh Carrots Chilled Diced Pears Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 10 American Classics Classic American Cheeseburger Baked Beans Extra Extra Fresh Cherry Tomatoes Fresh Banana Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 11 American Classics Cheesy French Bread Pizza Seasoned Carrots Extra Extra Caesar Salad Tropical Fruit Cocktail Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 12 American Classics Chicken Nuggets Mashed Potatoes Chicken Gravy Whole Grain Dinner Roll Extra Extra Fresh Celery Sticks Applesauce Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 13 American Classics BBQ Chicken Sandwich Hash Brown Patty Extra Extra Fresh Broccoli Florets Pineapple Tidbits Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 16 17 American Classics Pepperoni Pizza Pasta Bake Roasted Green Beans Garlic Breadstick Extra Extra Caesar Salad Chilled Diced Pears Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 18 American Classics Toasty Cheese Sandwich Campbell's Tomato Soup Extra Extra Fresh Broccoli Florets Chilled Peaches Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 19 American Classics Seasoned Beef Taco Meat Soft Flour Tortilla Shredded Cheddar Shredded Romaine Lettuce Salsa Extra Extra Fresh Carrots Applesauce Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 20 American Classics Mini Turkey Corn Dogs Baked Beans Extra Extra Fresh Celery Sticks Sliced Fresh Apples Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Menus Subject to Change. 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Rice Turkey & Cheese Sandwich Fresh Orange Wedges Unsweetened Applesauce Fresh Cherry Tomatoes Seasoned Carrots 1% Low-fat Milk Skim Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 10 Lunch Popcorn Chicken Ham & Turkey Chef Salad Whole Grain Dinner Roll Chilled Peaches Fresh Banana Fresh Jicama Smile Potatoes 1% Low-fat Milk Skim Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 11 Lunch Cheesy French Bread Pizza Fresh Carrots Crispy Chicken Caesar Wrap Fruit Cocktail Sliced Fresh Apples Green Beans 1% Low-fat Milk Skim Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 12 Lunch The Perfect Sloppy Joe SunButter & Pretzel Fun Lunch Chilled Diced Pears Fresh Red Seedless Grapes Baked Beans Fresh Celery Sticks 1% Low-fat Milk Skim Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 13 Lunch Cheese Stu ed Breadsticks Marinara Sauce Ham and Cheese Sandwich Mandarin Orange and Pineapple Fresh Golden Delicious Apple Seasoned Peas Sliced Cucumbers 1% Low-fat Milk Skim Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 16 Lunch Seasoned Beef Taco Meat Soft Flour Tortilla Shredded Cheddar Cheese Shredded Lettuce Ham & American Cheese Sandwich Chilled Diced Pears Raisins Fresh Cherry Tomatoes Vegetarian Refried Beans 1% Low-fat Milk Skim Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 17 Lunch Cheesy French Bread Pizza Popcorn Chicken Salad Base Whole Grain Dinner Roll Mixed Fruit Cocktail Fresh Banana Roasted Green Beans Fresh Carrots 1% Low-fat Milk Skim Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 18 Lunch Turkey Corn Dog Baked Crinkle Fries Sunbutter & Grape Jelly Sandwich Chilled Peaches Sliced Fresh Apples Fresh Celery Sticks 1% Low-fat Milk Skim Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 19 Lunch Pepperoni Pizza Pasta Bake Garlic Breadstick Turkey BLT Wrap Fresh Orange Applesauce Small Caesar Salad Seasoned Peas 1% Low-fat Milk Skim Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 20 Lunch Italian Meatball Sub Mu n, Yogurt & Cheese Fun Lunch Mandarin Orange and Pineapple Fresh Golden Delicious Apple Sliced Cucumbers Seasoned Carrots 1% Low-fat Milk Skim Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 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oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 6 American Classics Chili Cheese Dog Hash Brown Patty Extra Extra Fresh Celery Sticks Sliced Fresh Apples Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 9 American Classics Italian Meatball Sub Oven Baked Curly Fries Extra Extra Fresh Carrots Chilled Diced Pears Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 10 American Classics Classic American Cheeseburger Baked Beans Extra Extra Fresh Cherry Tomatoes Fresh Banana Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 11 American Classics Cheesy French Bread Pizza Seasoned Carrots Extra Extra Caesar Salad Tropical Fruit Cocktail Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 12 American Classics Chicken Nuggets Mashed Potatoes Chicken Gravy Whole Grain Dinner Roll Extra Extra Fresh Celery Sticks Applesauce Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 13 American Classics BBQ Chicken Sandwich Hash Brown Patty Extra Extra Fresh Broccoli Florets Pineapple Tidbits Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 16 American Classics Whole Grain Wa es Frozen Strawberries Turkey Sausage Patty Syrup Extra Extra Sliced Cucumbers Fresh Orange Wedges Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 17 American Classics Pepperoni Pizza Pasta Bake Roasted Green Beans Garlic Breadstick Extra Extra Caesar Salad Chilled Diced Pears Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 18 American Classics Toasty Cheese Sandwich Campbell's Tomato Soup Extra Extra Fresh Broccoli Florets Chilled Peaches Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 19 American Classics Seasoned Beef Taco Meat Soft Flour Tortilla Shredded Cheddar Shredded Romaine Lettuce Salsa Extra Extra Fresh Carrots Applesauce Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 20 American Classics Mini Turkey Corn Dogs Baked Beans Extra Extra Fresh Celery Sticks Sliced Fresh Apples Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing • • • • • • • 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JOHN VIANNEY January 202. St. John Vianney Lunch MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 2 3 4 American Classics Jumbo Crispy Chicken Tenders Potatoes Au Gratin Whole Grain Dinner Roll Extra Extra Caesar Salad Tropical Fruit Cocktail Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 5 American Classics Cheese Stu ed Breadsticks Marinara Sauce Roasted Green Beans Extra Extra Red Bell Pepper Strips Fresh Orange Wedges Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 6 American Classics Chili Cheese Dog Hash Brown Patty Extra Extra Fresh Celery Sticks Sliced Fresh Apples Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 9 American Classics Italian Meatball Sub Oven Baked Curly Fries Extra Extra Fresh Carrots Chilled Diced Pears Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 10 American Classics Classic American Cheeseburger Baked Beans Extra Extra Fresh Cherry Tomatoes Fresh Banana Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 11 American Classics Cheesy French Bread Pizza Seasoned Carrots Extra Extra Caesar Salad Tropical Fruit Cocktail Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 12 American Classics Chicken Nuggets Mashed Potatoes Chicken Gravy Whole Grain Dinner Roll Extra Extra Fresh Celery Sticks Applesauce Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 13 American Classics BBQ Chicken Sandwich Hash Brown Patty Extra Extra Fresh Broccoli Florets Pineapple Tidbits Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 16 American Classics Whole Grain Wa es Frozen Strawberries Turkey Sausage Patty Syrup Extra Extra Sliced Cucumbers Fresh Orange Wedges Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 17 American Classics Pepperoni Pizza Pasta Bake Roasted Green Beans Garlic Breadstick Extra Extra Caesar Salad Chilled Diced Pears Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 18 American Classics Toasty Cheese Sandwich Campbell's Tomato Soup Extra Extra Fresh Broccoli Florets Chilled Peaches Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 19 American Classics Seasoned Beef Taco Meat Soft Flour Tortilla Shredded Cheddar Shredded Romaine Lettuce Salsa Extra Extra Fresh Carrots Applesauce Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 20 American Classics Mini Turkey Corn Dogs Baked Beans Extra Extra Fresh Celery Sticks Sliced Fresh Apples Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS | January 16 - 20 16 American Classics Whole Grain Wa es Frozen Strawberries Turkey Sausage Patty Hash Brown Patty 2Mato Italian Sausage Pizza Classic Cheese Pizza Grill Classic American Cheeseburger Crispy Fish Sandwich with Cheese Seasoned Carrots On the Go Blueberry Parfait with Granola PB&J and Cheese Fun Lunch Extra Extra Fresh Jicama Sliced Cucumbers Fresh Orange Wedges Tropical Fruit Cocktail Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 17 American Classics Pepperoni Pizza Pasta Bake Roasted Green Beans Garlic Breadstick 2Mato Classic Pepperoni Pizza Classic Cheese Pizza Grill Classic American Cheeseburger Crispy Chicken Patty Sandwich Roasted Green Beans On the Go Strawberry Parfait with Granola Chicken Caesar Salad Whole Grain Dinner Roll Extra Extra Caesar Salad Red Bell Pepper Strips Fresh Banana Chilled Diced Pears Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 18 American Classics Toasty Cheese Sandwich Campbell's Tomato Soup 2Mato Meat Lover's Pizza Classic Cheese Pizza Grill Classic American Cheeseburger Spicy Chicken Sandwich Tater Tots On the Go Blueberry Parfait with Granola PB&J and Cheese Fun Lunch Extra Extra Homestyle Potato Salad Fresh Broccoli Florets Sliced Fresh Apples Chilled Peaches Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 19 American Classics Seasoned Beef Taco Meat Soft Flour Tortilla Shredded Cheddar Shredded Romaine Lettuce Cilantro Lime Brown Rice 2Mato Cheeseburger Pizza Classic Cheese Pizza Grill Classic American Cheeseburger BBQ Rib-B-Q Sandwich Seasoned Peas On the Go Strawberry Parfait with Granola Bu alo Ranch Chicken Wrap Extra Extra Corn & Black Bean Salad Fresh Carrots Fresh Red Seedless Grapes Applesauce Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 20 American Classics Mini Turkey Corn Dogs Baked Beans 2Mato Classic Pepperoni Pizza Classic Cheese Pizza Grill Classic American Cheeseburger Crispy Chicken Patty Sandwich Baked Beans On the Go Blueberry Parfait with Granola PB&J and Cheese Fun Lunch Extra Extra Fresh Cauli ower Florets Fresh Celery Sticks Fresh Golden Delicious Apple Pineapple Tidbits Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 23 24 American Classics The Perfect Sloppy Joe Tater Tots 2Mato Meat Lover's Pizza Classic Cheese Pizza Grill Classic American Cheeseburger Spicy Chicken Sandwich Tater Tots On the Go Blueberry Parfait with Granola Turkey, Cheddar & BLT Ranch Wrap Extra Extra Confetti Coleslaw Sliced Cucumbers Fresh Banana Tropical Fruit Cocktail Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 25 American Classics Teriyaki Glazed Chicken Asian Brown Rice Whole Grain Dinner Roll 2Mato Beef Taco Pizza Classic Cheese Pizza Grill Classic American Cheeseburger Crispy Chicken Patty Sandwich Seasoned Peas On the Go Strawberry Parfait with Granola PB&J and Cheese Fun Lunch Extra Extra Caesar Salad Fresh Cherry Tomatoes Sliced Fresh Apples Chilled Peaches Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 26 American Classics Beef Nachos Refried Vegetarian Beans Salsa 2Mato Italian Sausage Pizza Classic Cheese Pizza Grill Classic American Cheeseburger BBQ Rib-B-Q Sandwich Seasoned Corn On the Go Blueberry Parfait with Granola Ham & Turkey Chef Salad Whole Grain Dinner Roll Extra Extra Red and Green Bell Pepper Strips Fresh Celery Sticks Fresh Orange Wedges Chilled Diced Pears Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing 27 2Mato Classic Pepperoni Pizza Classic Cheese Pizza Grill Classic American Cheeseburger Spicy Chicken Sandwich Baked Beans On the Go Strawberry Parfait with Granola PB&J and Cheese Fun Lunch Extra Extra Fresh Broccoli Florets Fresh Cauli ower Florets Fresh Orange Wedges Pineapple Tidbits Milk & Condiments 1% Low-fat Milk Chocolate Fat Free Milk, 8 oz, Kemps Lactose-Free Skim Milk Ketchup Yellow Mustard Mayo Light Ranch Dressing • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • WARRANTY DEEDS Clara M. Anderson to Farmers State Bank of Trimont, Pt. SE¼, 35-104-33 Robert V. Tonneson, Terry Tonneson, Atty.-in-fact to Bradley Schmidt, Shelby Schmidt, Pt. Govt. Lot 5, SE¼, 22-101-32 Beth Ann Shoen, Nancy R. Shoen, Philip R. Shoen, Robin M. Shoen, Warren G. Shoen to Jersey Acres Trust, NE¼, 1-104-31 OnTrack Real Estate LLC to Rebecca J. Woodring, Russell Woodring, Pt. Lots 7 and 8, Block 15, Lake George Addn. Fox Lake Conservation League, Inc. to State of Minnesota, Pt. SE¼, 28-103-32 Clifford Anderson, Marla Anderson, Marvin Garbers, Roberta Garbers, Brenda Lovhaug, David Lovhaug to Alison Eckert, Alec Snyder, Pt. SE¼SE¼, 27-103-33 Fairmont Investment Group LLP to Nicholas J. Harris, Pt. Govt. Lot 14, SW¼, 6-102-30, Lot 10, Block 9, Taylor & Johnsons 3rd Addn., Pt. Lot 6, Block 2, Housemans Addn., Pt. Lot 6, Block 2, Stokes 2ND Addn., Pt. Lot 3, Block 2, Housemans Addn., Pt. OL 1 and 2, Gambles Addn., Pt. Lots 15 and 16, Block 9, Taylor & Johnsons 3rd Addn. Cynthia Kay Sinn, Dean Clifford Sinn to Jacob Ryan Sinn, Rebecca Brianne Sinn, Pt. SW¼, 21-103-33 Andrea N. Klous, Daniel E. Klous, Danny Klous to Nicholas J. Harris, Lot 8, Block 4, Lake George Addn., Lot 10, Pt. Block 2, Wards Addn. Pt. Lot 1, Block 3, Wards Addn., Pt. Lots 1 and 2, Krause Subd., Truman Linda Ann Klein to Marietta Larson, Lot 2, Pt. Lot 3, Block 14, Original Plat of Dunnell Martin M. Krause to Marie A. Johnston, Marvin D. Johnston, Pt. Lot 2, Block 1, Southgate Third Addn. Bank Midwest to Tony Weiss, Lots 10, 11, 12, Pt. Lots 13, 14, Block 2, Original Plat Sherburn QUIT CLAIM DEEDS City of Trimont to Thomas White, Lot 3, Block 7, Original Plat Trimont Michelle R. Lenz, Ronald A. Lenz, Michelle Ranae Sathoff to Michelle R. Lenz, Ronald A. Lenz, Pt. NW¼NW¼, Pt. SW¼NW¼, 12-104-30 Cheryl Holtz, David Holtz, Donald Holtz, Laura Holtz, Brent Thiesse, Michelle Thiesse to Douglas Holtz, Lots 7 and 8, Block 11, Original Plat Monterey D-DEEDS John Henry Jeffries Estate, Joseph Jeffries, Personal Rep. to Hugoson Family Farms LLLP, NE¼SW¼, Pt. NW¼SE¼, 8-102-29 TRUSTEE DEEDS Daniel R. Nelson, Janice M. Nelson Revocable Trust, Robert K. Nelson Revocable Trust to Daniel R. Nelson, SW¼NW¼, SE¼NW¼, Pt. Govt. Lot 1 and Pt. of Lake Bed, 30-103-32, NE¼ Govt. Lots 3, 4, Pt. NE¼SE¼, Pt. Govt. Lot 5, SE¼, 6-102-32, Pt. Govt. Lots 1, 2, NW¼, Govt. Lot 3, NE¼, NW¼SW¼, NE¼SW¼, Govt. Lot 5, W 80 Rods, SW¼, 5-102-32 Bruce E. Heine, Fish Lake Revocable Trust to Tracy R. Melson, Pt. Govt. Lots 3, 2, SW¼, Pt. SW¼SE¼, Pt. NE¼SW¼, Pt. NW¼SE¼, 1-104-33 Daniel R. Nelson, Janice M. Nelson Revocable Trust, Robert K. Nelson Revocable Trust to Anthony J. Nelson, Pt. Govt. Lot 1, SW¼, 30-103-32 Daniel R. Nelson, Janice M. Nelson Revocable Trust, Robert K. Nelson Revocable Trust to Joshua G. Nelson, Pt. Govt. Lot 1, NW¼, 5-102-32 Bruce E. Heine, Fish Lake Revocable Trust to Delcy Flohrs, Tory Flohrs, Pt. Govt. Lot 2, SW¼, Pt. NE¼SW¼, Pt. NW¼SE¼, 1-104-33 HOURS: Tue & Thurs 6-8 p.m. • Sat 10 a.m.-2 p.m. MARTIN COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY The Carl Nettifee Memorial Animal Shelter 522 E. MARGARET ST. • FAIRMONT, MN • 238-1885 pawprints.petfinder.com Email: [email protected] Dogs: Neelah is a black Great Dane mix. This big girl is about 11 months old and full of energy. Neelah does well with other dogs. She is good with people but would probably be best in a home without easily breakable little children. Echo is a young yellow lab mix adult. She is a happy girl with energy and enthusiasm. Echo loves people and has a sweet personality. Cats: Gretchen might be confused with a Holstein cow, except that she only weighs about 6 pounds and meows instead of moos. Her white fur with black patches is distinctive and her sweet personality is hard to beat. Maddie has medium length hair and is gray tabby with white. Her fur is very soft which matches her personality. We think she is about 10-12 months old. BOGO on all felines. Adopt one cat for $120 and get the second cat free. All of our cats and dogs are spayed or neutered, have distemper and rabies vaccinations (if old enough). They also are dewormed and treated for fleas. Dogs have been tested for heartworm and cats for feline leukemia. Thank you to all the people who made our Holiday Bake Sale and Give to the Max campaign successes. We couldn’t continue to help the animals without your support. ** Volunteers wanted and needed! Stop by the shelter during our open hours to find out how YOU can help the animals! For a complete listing of animals available for adoption, visit: www.pawprints.petfinder.com. 1 week, your picture and 20 words for $ 17; Run 2 weeks, your picture and 20 words for $ 27. 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Hodgman was among 900 attendees. • The Wilbert Wild- cats finished second in the Lutheran boys basketball tournament at Courtland. Players were Nick Beckendorf, Brian Rosburg, Bobby Patrick, Dustin McKean, Alex Schmidt, Tyler Nawrocki, Dustin Lubben, Ben Lubben, and Mike Frerichs. Marvin Erdman was coach. The cheerleaders were Jenne Abitz, Katie Bremer, Steph Rosburg, Lacey Schultze and Jessica Speer. • The 1998 Spring Bridal and Prom Show was to be held at the Fairmont Opera House. Over 20 exhibitors were to have displays. WEEK OF January 14, 1973 • King Korn Days was heralded next week to be in full bloom. There were trophies, ribbons and $600 in prizes, plus top speakers. The event was open to all corn growers and the public, in the new Fair Mall. Any corn exhibits not picked up after the show would be donated to the Conservation Club to be used for pheasant feed, according to the announcement. • The Martin County Recycling Center, which had been closed because of a failure in the heating system, now announced that it would reopen on Saturday. It had been operated by 4-H volunteers, and the re-opening announcement forgot to say where the center was located. • The Photo Press was to be closed this Saturday for office remodeling. The printing machinery in the basement was quite permanent, but the cameras and dark room were being moved upstairs to facilitate that part of the process. Iced-over tree branches in Fairmont from one of the most recent winter storms to hit the area. Photo by Jason Sorensen

PAGE 12 PHOTO PRESS | FAIRMONT, MINNESOTA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 2023 TCU Invite SHOT ON GOAL – Cardinals Nate Rakness shoots while Redwood Valley goaltender Camden Cilek defends. Rakness had two goals in the Cardi- nals 6-2 win over Redwood Valley Cardinals last Saturday. The Cardi- nals host Marshall Thursday night at the Martin County Arena. Courtesy fairmontsports.com HOOPS FOR HEART – The 2023 Karson Kent Janssen Memo- rial Hoops for Heart Event will be held this Friday, January 13 at Martin County West Trimont Elementary School. Doors Open 3:45 p.m. MCW vs. Gib- bon-Fairfax-Winthrop. B-squad girls game 4:15 p.m., varsity girls game 5:45 p.m., MCW boys vs. Loyola, varsity game 7:15 p.m. Other events: Silent auction, bake sale, basketball/ hearts for donations, 3-point contest, Pass the Bucket. 100% of all proceeds will go to the Karson Janssen Memorial Fund used for scholarships, heart awareness/education, and furthering the mission of be nice, be neat, be humble in the MCW and U of MN Communities. Karson Kent Janssen Memorial Fund is an official 501 (c)(3) charity for tax deduction purposes. Submitted photo Tri City United Wrestling Invite. Team Results: 1st) Red Bulls 172.5p; 2) Tri-City United 110.5; 3) Mankato East 72.0; 4) LeSueurHenderson 62.5; 5) Sibley East 57.5 Red Bulls Individual Results: 106 - Pierce Rohman (21-4) placed 1st; 113 - Torrey Paplow (11-5) placed 3rd; 120 - Maddex Faber (12-9) placed 3rd; 126 - Rylan Cutler (14-2) placed 1st; Aaron Becker, Fairmont, wrestled in the The Hawkeye National Invite in Cedar Rapids December 17th. Becker wrestled in the 155 lb bracket for 5th and 6th graders and took 1st. Kids from 12 different states participated. Submitted photo CONTEST WINNER - Mike Wollschlager from Ringsted IA was the winner of the $200 early bird registration drawing for the Fair- mont Lakes Founda- tion Inc.’s 8th Annual Ice Fishing Tourna- ment which will be held Saturday Janu- ary 28, 2023. Stop in at Sommer Outdoors to register today. Sub- mitted photo BISON SIGNEE – Fairmont Cardinal Corene Moeller, center, pictured with sister Ilana and brother Alexander made a verbal commitment to North Dakota State University, Fargo, North Dakota to continue her track and field career. Submitted photo CONTESTED RUNNER – Cardinals Grace Pendergast shoots over Martin County West’s Ella Carlson while Cardinal teammate Abby Cihoski looks on. The Cardinals defeated the Mavericks 69-42 last Thursday night. The Cardinals travel to Windom Friday night. Courtesy fairmontsports.com PULLUP JUMPER – Cards Levi Pooley shoots over St. Peter’s Peyton Odland as teammate Tate Olson looks on. Pooley had 21 points in the Cards 73-69 loss to the Saints last Friday night. The Cards host Jackson County Central Friday night. Courtesy fairmontsports.com DANCE LINE – The Fairmont Cardinal Dance team performed at halftime of the Cardinal vs St. Peter boy’s basketball game. Courtesy fair- montsports.com 132 - Berent Kosbab (10- 8) placed 3rd; 138 - Riley Cole (7-3) placed 3rd; 145 - Aden Welcome (18-2) placed 1st; 152 - Taylor Austin (15-4) placed 1st; 152 - Cooper Steuber (7- 1) placed 2nd; 160 - Carver Rohman (22-0) placed 1st; 160 - Ty Kolbe (5-6) placed 4th; 170 - Gage Cyphers (14-6) placed 2nd; 182 - Josiah Brakenhoff (1-4) placed 3rd; 220 - Max Olson (18-2) placed 1st; 220 - David Miller (2-5) placed 4th; 285 - Colby Schwichtenberg (7-10) placed 2nd. YOUTH HOCKEY SCORES Fairmont Squirt C 3, MN River White Squirt C 11. Scoring for the Fairmont Squirt C Cardinals: John Roiger, Marek Mulder assisted by Colin Schultze, Carter Spitzer. Goalie Johnnie Frerichs had 23 Saves. Fairmont Squirt C 0, Mankato Black Squirt C 11. At All Seasons Arena in Mankato. Goalie #13 Higgins Sukalski had 19 Saves. Upcoming Games: 1/22: Fairmont Squirt C will host the Mankato Grey & Black Squirt C Teams. Fairmont Pee Wee B 7, Redwood Falls 4. Scoring for Fairmont Period 1 - Kane Wohlhuter assisted by Tyler Pankow, Preston Geerdes assisted by Hadyn Lillevold and Tyler Pankow, Preston Geerdes assisted by Ian Obernolte. Period 2 - Ian Obernolte assisted by Hadyn Lillevold, Blake Thompson unassisted. Period 3 - Kane Wohlhuter assisted by Tyler Pankow, Preston Geerdes assisted by Kane Wohlhuter. 17 saves for goalie Kolton Hinz. Fairmont Pee Wee B 10, Windom 3. Scoring for Fairmont Period 1 - Kane Wohlhuter unassisted, Blake Thompson unassisted, Preston Geerdes assisted by Tyler Pankow and Luther Malo, Preston Geerdes assisted by Kane Wohlhuter, Kane Wohlhuter assisted by Tyler Pankow. Period 3 - Preston Geerdes unassisted, Tyler Pankow 2 goals both unassisted, Preston Geerdes assisted by Kane Wohlhuter, Kane Wohlhuter unassisted. 12 saves for goalie Kolton Hinz. Hooking penalty for Logan Droegemueller. Fairmont Squirt B played Mankato at home for Hockey Day Fairmont Saturday, January 7. Fairmont Squirt B 4, Mankato 4. Goals scored by: goal by Ryder Thate unassisted, 3 goals by Bennett Draper unassisted. Goalie Van Kollofski had 11 saves. Sunday January 8 - Fairmont Squirt B 6, Worthington A 5. Goals scored by: Van Kollofski assisted by Ryder Thate, Emmet Olson assisted by Van Kollofski, Ryder Thate assisted by Van Kollofski, Ryder Thate assisted by Bennett Draper, Ryder Thate unassisted, Ryder Thate unassisted. Goalie Blakeley Scholl had 18 saves. Fairmont Squirt B 9, Windom 3. Goals scored by: 4 goals scored by Ryder Thate, 2 goals scored by Eli Meixell, 3 goals scored by Bennett Draper. Goalie Van Kollofski had 7 saves.