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CROSBY-IRONTON COURIER
Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2016
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THE MEET AND GREET team from
the Cuyuna Lakes Chamber of Commerce visited Restoration Books at
111 West Main Street in Crosby recently. A Christian bookstore owned
by LeeAnn and Rick Hohenstein, is
open Tuesday through Saturday, 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. It is the owners’ mission to share hope and restoration
through Christian and inspirational
books and gifts that touch the heart,
mind and soul. The shop will carry
Christian products such as Bibles,
books, gifts, jewelry, apparel, hats
and home décor. They will also carry
used books and recovery books.
They gladly accept donations of
Christian books. In the front row from
left to right are: Erik Christenson,
Christenson Agency; Amy Swensen,
Backyard Greenhouse; Ashley
Warner, Mid-Minnesota Federal
Credit Union, Crosby; LeeAnn Hohenstein, owner; Cindy Schneider,
Neighborhood
National
Bank,
Crosby; Jessica Holmvig, Cuyuna
Lakes Chamber Director and Julie
Mohs, Deerwood Bank. In the back
row are: Shawn Hankel, Security
State Insurance; Michelle Grabuski,
Unity Bank, Crosby; Seth Jackson,
Edward Jones Investments, Crosby
and Todd Bymark, Cuyuna Regional
Medical Center. Not pictured was
Lori LaBorde of the Crosby-Ironton
Courier.
Friday Study
Club to meet
The Friday Study Club
will meet at the home of Barbara Ukura on Friday, Oct. 28
at 1 p.m.
Mina Nystrom will read
from John Quincy Adams by
Harlow Unger. Please contact
the hostess if you are unable to
attend.
Lakes Proud—a regional
"buy local" campaign—is
gaining momentum as more
and more businesses and individuals are pledging to change
their spending habits, in an effort to keep more dollars flowing within the local economy.
Here are the top reasons to
encourage businesses, individuals, and seasonal guests to
'pause before you purchase':
—Preserve Our Uniqueness
—Support Your Neighbor
—Create Mutual Benefits
—Show That You Care
—Ensure That Tax Dollars
Stay
—Encourage a Culture of
Pride
Learn more about each of
these reasons by visiting the
LakesProud.com Web site.
And be sure to follow the
#lakesproud campaign on social media as they're out and
about at area events, community gatherings, and chamber
functions!
Buy local
CUYUNA REGIONAL MEDICAL Center's Quality Analyst Lisa Hennen-Tupy last week received
CRMC's Trophy Fish Award for assisting Human
Resources when they were short staffed. She
stepped in to help with new employees at the
last minute and did it with a great attitude and
satisfied the customers. All new employees were
processed so they didn't need to come back another time, one who lives 20 miles out of town
was especially appreciative.
Business after Hours Nov. 10
To make your reservation,
Join Ironton American Legion Post #443 for Business call the chamber office at 546After Hours on Thursday, 8131 or e-mail Jessica@ cuyuNov. 10 from 5-7 p.m. at 232 nalakes.com.
Fourth St, Ironton.
Business after Hours is a
chamber function for members of the business community and is also open to the
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public, so bring your business
cards and get ready to network
and build relationships while
you enjoy hors d'oeuvres, refreshments, and raffle prizes!
Invite a guest to join you!
Do you know of someone that
is interested in joining the
Cuyuna Lakes Chamber? Ask
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Reminder if
you recycle
Those who participate in
the C-I-D drop-off recycling
program are reminded to
break down their cardboard
boxes and crush plastic soda
and milk bottles in order to
maximize the space in the recycling bins in Crosby and
Ironton.
SAVE THE DATE
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Thursday,
Dec. 8
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SENATOR CARRIE RUUD (left,
Breezy Point) and Representative
Dale Lueck (right, Aitkin) attended
the Crow Wing County Parks and
Cuyuna Iron Range Heritage network walking tour of the Milford Mine
Milford Mine site a local jewel
The Crow Wing County
Parks and Cuyuna Iron Range
Heritage Network hosted a
walking tour of the Milford
Mine Memorial Park on
Wednesday.
One of several visitors
with direct ties to the community included 99-year-old Jake
Ravnik, who was a young boy
living at the Milford site when
the underground mine suddenly flooded on Feb. 5,
1924—killing 41 miners.
“This park is a special
place, an absolute jewel that
highlights the strong mining
heritage our community has
here on the Cuyuna Iron
Range,” said Rep. Dale
Lueck, R-Aitkin. “It was truly
an honor to meet Mr. Ravnik
and hear from him firsthand
about what his life was like as
a small boy at the mine.”
Ravnik’s father was one of
only seven miners who managed to scramble to safety
when the mine flooded. This
was the son’s first visit back to
the site since he parents
moved from the Milford community in 1926. During
Wednesday’s tour, Ravnik
pointed out where his parents’
house had been located and
where other various structures
sat at the Milford site, which
remained abandoned after the
mine closed in the 1930s.
“We were able to share a
bit of my family history, as my
John
great-grandfather
William Lueck was the first
miner to die from a mining accident on the Cuyuna Range,”
Lueck said. “That accident occurred in February of 1908 at
the nearby Kennedy Mine.
The Kennedy underground
mine was the first iron mine to
operate on the Cuyuna
Range.”
“Crow Wing County and
the local community can be
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OUTING (Emergency) 792-5100
DOCTORS IN
EYE CARE
David C. Hanson, DVM
Please call for an appointment
Call 546-5029
546-6031
Monday-Friday 9-5:30
Ask the pharmacist about pneumonia and shingles vaccines
PLEASE BRING VETERAN CREDENTIALS TO RECEIVE
THE FREE MEAL ON FRIDAY, NOV. 11 AT THE
CROSBY BAR AND GRILL, 212 WEST MAIN, CROSBY.
107 W. MAIN • CROSBY
In Crow Wing County
(We bill insurance)
(While supply lasts)
Care Veterinary Clinic
20 W. Main, Crosby, MN
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Serving starts at 11 a.m.
Meal includes roast beef on slice of bread,
mashed potatoes and gravy, vegetable
and coffee, water or fountain pop
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Located in the lower level
Unity Bank
New Patients Welcome
FREE LOCAL DELIVERY MONDAY-FRIDAY
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Friday, Nov. 11
Hot Beef Dinner
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are hosting a free meal for veterans
and active duty military personnel
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ford Mine Memorial Park
achieved regional status, a designation awarded through a
stringent review process. Once
designated, regional parks and
trails are eligible for funding
through the commission,
which utilizes dollars from the
Legacy Amendment Parks and
Trails Fund. Additional development of the park facility is
planned for the future.
The park is located about
three miles north of Crosby,
just off Crow Wing County
Road 30.
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exceptionally proud of what
they have accomplished by
opening up this remote site to
visitors so they can see a bit of
mining history,” said Sen. Carrie Ruud, R-Breezy Point.
“The park features a handicap
accessible walkway and bridge
that winds throughout the Milford site with kiosks marking
the locations of the many features of what was once a thriving mining community.”
The Greater Minnesota Regional Parks and Trails Commission recently announced
that Crow Wing County’s Mil-
Cuyuna Range…
Philip G. Mayer, D.D.S.
Score your
very own
“Gold Medal”
with this
Memorial Park last week. 99 year old
Jake Ravnik, (center), lived at the
Milford site when the underground
mine suddenly flooded on Feb. 5,
1924.
POLICE…
CROSBY & IRONTON—
546-5137
DEERWOOD—
534-3399
CROSBY 911
(Including Riverton, Irondale, Trommald, Perry
Lake & Wolford.)
CUYUNA 911
(Including W. Rabbit Lake Twp)
SHERIFF…
Crow Wing County: 829-4749
Cass County: 547-1424
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Road Information: 828-2400
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