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CROSBY-IRONTON COURIER Wednesday, May 16, 2018 8B Courier Crossword —Answers on page 6 6 At the TOWN TAVERN in Ironton MEAT RAFFLE…Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. PULLTABS MEGA MEAT RAFFLE EVERY THURSDAY • 6 P.M. • DOUBLE THE MEAT! BAR BINGO Every Thursday 6:30 p.m. GUARANTEED $250 JACKPOT DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND…EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT! PULLTABS !! ! MEAT RAFFLES Fridays & Tuesdays 5:30 OPEN AT 2 P.M. TUESDAY-SATURDAY Ironton Legion Charitable Gambling Premises: 00148-003 CFD BINGO Sundays, 6:30 p.m. Spalding House 1-Progressive Pot, $750 Starting at 52 numbers Guaranteed $125 Jackpot 1-Starburst Bingo, Starting at $50 (Increases $5 each week, $100 cap) • 14 Games Played Each Sunday • CFD Lic# B-02476-002 LAKE A A T S A Lakeside Rutt E EFFE Y , s Summer Concert Series s Summer Concert Series ’ tger CT s Event E s Event 218-678-2885 s.com ttr ru 5 : D E NT 218-678-2885 5 218-546-5975 Fri., May 18 • 5-7 p.m… Steak or Shrimp Fry Burger Night HAPPY HOUR: 2-5 P .M. DAILY Open Tues. -Sat. at 2 p.m. Appetizer Menu Available Wed. & Sat. Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-10 p.m., Sun. 11-6 ( "$+ $ *)+ &*)++ *) '*'% &#(!% *)++$' &#(!% #"" ' '* &#(!% !( WINE • BEER • LIQUOR • GIFT CARDS • ICE 24 Pack of 12 oz. Cans Miller Lite, MIller 64 Geniune Miller Draft .........16 99 We will match all in town advertised prices 750 ML Tin Cup Whiskey...............................18 99 All Locations • While Supplies Last Prices Good May 16-23, 2018 1.75 ML Phillips Vodka ................. 11 99 12 Pack of Bottles Leinenkugels Honey Weiss, Summer Shandy, Summer Sampler...................11 99 3L Barefoot Box Wines..................... 13 99 750 ML Nobilo Saugvignon Blanc....................................10 99 " " !# #% ! %&$ MEGA MEAT RAFFLE Fri., May 25 • 6:15 p.m. &%"$&&$"%$ C-I QUARTERBACKS LIC. #02536-002 TOWN TAVERN Ironton • (218) 546-5997 • “JUST ANOTHER BAR” Summer Kickoff Bags Tournament Sat., June 2 • 1 p.m. BRING YOUR PARTNER • TWO DIVISIONS 100% PAYBACK-FREE DRINK WITH ENTRY Upper Division $20 Per Person…Played with Pro Bags Lower Division $10 Per person Join us for one of our Meat Raffles! Sat. & Sun., 2 p.m. Double the Meat, Thurs., 6 p.m. MEAT RAFFLES Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays, 3:30 p.m. Cuyuna Fire Dept. (LIC. NO. B-02163) DOWNTOWN CUYUNA (218) 772-0252 Mark your calendars… Woodtick Races, June 9 Join us for Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 4 to 6 p.m.-$1.50 off Drinks OR for our New Evening Happy Hour Sun.-Thurs. 9-11 p.m. $1 off Drinks PULL TABS .... Now offering Etabs! Cuyuna Fire Dept. (LIC. NO. B-02163) Pool Tournaments Saturdays, 7 p.m. -Double Elimination- Sat., May 12 • Week 3 Trivia Night Every Monday • 6:30 p.m. Win Valuable Prizes & '#" '#! $% #%#& % &$ 1. INVENTION: When was the nylon-bristle toothbrush invented? 2. HISTORY: By what other name was the French military leader Joan of Arc known? 3. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What color is the famous Hope Dia- mond? 4. U.S. STATES: What is the capital of Kansas? 5. TELEVISION: What was the theme song to the 1970s cop show “Baretta”? 6. BIBLE: Who are the only two angels to be directly named in the Bible? 7. GEOGRAPHY: What is the name of the main mountain range where Mount Everest is located? 8. MEDICAL: What area of the body is affected by bursitis? 9. LANGUAGE: What is an elision? 10. ENTERTAINERS: For what crime was actress Sophia Loren jailed in 1982? Answers 1. 1938, by Dupont 2. The Maid of Orleans 3. Blue 4. Topeka 5. “Keep Your Eye on the Sparrow” 6. Michael and Gabriel 7. The Himalayas 8. The joints 9. Omission of a sound or syllable 10. Tax evasion Because of Brandon July 28 Because of Brandon, a fund- raiser in memory of Brandon Houge, a young man from Iron- ton who unexpectedly passed away in 2015 from complications of diabetes, will be Saturday, July 28, in Crosby. All proceeds will be used to fund youth diabetes camps, patient travel expenses, and educational events. The benefit for Cuyuna Re- gional Medical Center’s Diabetes Education Department will in- clude a beer and wine tasting, silent auction, barbecue, raffle, and street dance featuring Pan- demic from St. Cloud, all at the Crosby Bar & Grill. Pandemic consists of five musicians who enjoy performing music from the 80s. The band has performed at local venues in Central Min- nesota for several years and with national acts Aultimate Ozzy, Steelheart, Firehouse, Warrant, Tesla, BulletBoys, LA Guns, Ratt, Loverboy and others. The raffle tickets are for a 2018 Alterra 500 ATV from Brothers Motor Sports ($4,999 value), Ruttger’s weekend with meals and golf ($1,150 value), .22 LR Barracuda gun donated by Magnum Research ($840 value), $150, and $50. Tickets are $10 each at CRMC’s Cuyuna Lakes Pharmacy, the Crosby Bar & Grill and various other locations. More than 29 million people in the United States, or nearly 10 percent of the population, have diabetes and over one-third of adults have pre-diabetes. When diabetes is not well controlled, people with diabetes are at an in- creased risk of serious health complications including blind- ness, amputation, heart disease, stroke, kidney failure and prema- ture death. Because of Brandon funds go toward initiatives to pro- mote awareness of this serious disease as well as programs to support those living with diabetes. For more information, send a message to Peggy.Stebbins@ cuyunamed.org or call 545-4447. Event updates are available at brandon18.gesture.com. There will be a Toolin’ Tour Motorcycle Ride for Habitat for Humanity on Sun- day, May 20 beginning at noon from the Butler Building in Aitkin. The ride will take you to the Rustic in Palisade; Mark’s Bar in McGregor and back to the Aitkin Legion for food and prizes. To pre-register, call 927- 5656 or go to www.habitat- forhumanityaitkincounty.org. Classic cars and trucks are welcome to ride along. Woodtick 100 Sept. 15 in Cuyuna The second annual grind- ing of the Woodtick 100 will be held on Saturday, Sept. 15. Join fellow cyclists for an 8 a.m. rollout from the Woodtick Inn and from there enjoy some of the finest off- the-grid backcountry gravel Aitkin and Crow Wing Coun- ties have to offer. You'll experience Town Line Lake Road, Iron Hub, the Switzerland Trail, the Gravel Alps of Aitkin County and the infamous Eagle Drive hill. This ride is a mixed surface ride with 70 percent of the ride dedicated to gravel roads. Register by visiting: www. woodtick100.com/registra- tion. Helmets are required. Woodtick 100 hosted by Life Cycle Bicycle Shop lo- cated in Baxter. Homeless and Wounded Warriors MN is sponsoring a Golf Charity Event on Friday, May 25 at Golden Eagle Golf Course in Fifty Lakes. All pro- ceeds go to needy Wounded War- riors Families and homeless veterans in the local area. Fee is $70 per golfer, $260 per foursome, $100 Hole Spon- Toolin’ Tour May 20 for Habitat for Humanity Funds raised help build a home in Aitkin. Homeless and Wounded Warriors Golf event May 25 at Golden Eagle sors and includes 18 holes of golf, a cart, unlimited range balls and lunch. Winnable hole-in-one prizes include: 2018 Harley Davidson Road King, 50 inch 4K Television, Callaway 416 Irons and a $500 gift card. There will be trophies, cash and miscellaneous club prizes from $150 to $500. Contact Steve Eisenreich at 320-267-0376, Angela Setterstrom at 232-1414 or Russ Philstrom at 651-329-1373 for registration or details. Heartland Dance and Gymnastics annual recital Heartland Dance and Gymnastics is having its an- nual recital on Thursday, May 31 at 6:30 p.m. in the May- berry Auditorium at the Crosby-Ironton High School. Admission is by donation benefiting Race for the Cure. Performances will include all ages doing gynmastics, dance and acro routines. Music in the Park begins June 14 Everyone is welcome to at- tend Crosby’s Music in the Park events on the shores of beautiful Serpent Lake Thursday evenings from 5 to 8 p.m. this summer starting Thursday, June 14 and continuing through August. Sponsored by the Cuyuna Lakes Chamber of Commerce, the fun, family events are free and open to the public. They are filled with music performed by area artists, food, games and more. The summer’s entertainment schedule includes Top Hat Owls and Cuyuna Rhythm Band on June 14; Mike and Jan Cherry and Tim Fast on June 28; Shake ‘Em Dirty and Lolah on July 12; Great River Strings and Lakes Area Music Festival on July 26; Avery & Duncan and Mitch Gerard on Aug. 9 and Dariann Wikstrom and Gawker Slowdown on Aug. 23. Sponsorship and food vendor opportunities are available. For details, contact Jessica Holmvig at [email protected] or 546-8131. Those attending are encour- aged to bring lawn chairs or blan- kets and sit back and enjoy live music while overlooking the spectacular views of Serpent Lake. For more information about each Music in the Park event, visit www.cuyuna lakes.com.
Transcript of Wednesday, March 7, 2018 Happy Hour for a Cause …cicourierinc.com/page8B.pdfSMELT FRY Fri., Mar. 9...
CROSBY-IRONTON COURIERWednesday, May 16, 20188B
Courier Crossword—Answers on page 6
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At the TOWN TAVERNin Ironton
MEAT RAFFLE…Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m.
PULLTABS
MEGA MEAT RAFFLEEVERY THURSDAY • 6 P.M. • DOUBLE THE MEAT!
BAR BINGO Every Thursday6:30 p.m.
GUARANTEED $250 JACKPOTDUE TO POPULAR DEMAND…EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT!
PULLTABS MEAT RAFFLESFridays & Tuesdays 5:30
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TUESDAY-SATURDAY
Ironton Legion CharitableGambling Premises: 00148-003
CFDBINGO
Sundays, 6:30 p.m.Spalding House
1-Progressive Pot, $750Starting at 52 numbers
Guaranteed $125 Jackpot
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• 14 Games Played Each Sunday •CFD Lic# B-02476-002
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Appetizer Menu Available Wed. & Sat.
Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-10 p.m., Sun. 11-6
WINE • BEER • LIQUOR • GIFT CARDS • ICE
24 Pack of 12 oz. Cans Miller Lite, MIller 64Geniune Miller Draft .........1699
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12 Pack of BottlesLeinenkugels Honey Weiss,Summer Shandy,Summer Sampler...................1199
3LBarefootBox Wines..................... 1399
750 MLNobilo SaugvignonBlanc....................................1099
MEGA MEATRAFFLE
Fri., May 25 • 6:15 p.m.
C-I QUARTERBACKS LIC. #02536-002
TOWN TAVERNIronton • (218) 546-5997 • “JUST ANOTHER BAR”
Summer KickoffBags TournamentSat., June 2 • 1 p.m.
BRING YOUR PARTNER • TWO DIVISIONS100% PAYBACK-FREE DRINK WITH ENTRY
Upper Division $20 Per Person…Played with Pro BagsLower Division $10 Per person
Join us for one of our Meat Raffles!Sat. & Sun., 2 p.m.
Double the Meat, Thurs., 6 p.m.
MEATRAFFLESSaturdays, 2 p.m.Sundays, 3:30 p.m.Cuyuna Fire Dept.
(LIC. NO. B-02163)
DOWNTOWN CUYUNA(218) 772-0252
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PoolTournamentsSaturdays, 7 p.m.-Double Elimination-Sat., May 12 • Week 3
Trivia NightEvery Monday • 6:30 p.m.
Win Valuable Prizes
1. INVENTION: When was the nylon-bristle toothbrush invented?
2. HISTORY: By what other name was the French military leader Joan of Arc known?
3. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What color is the famous Hope Dia-mond?
4. U.S. STATES: What is the capital of Kansas?
5. TELEVISION: What was the theme song to the 1970s cop show “Baretta”?
6. BIBLE: Who are the only two angels to be directly named in the Bible?
7. GEOGRAPHY: What is the name of the main mountain range where Mount Everest is located?
8. MEDICAL: What area of the body is affected by bursitis?
9. LANGUAGE: What is an elision?10. ENTERTAINERS: For what
crime was actress Sophia Loren jailed in 1982?
Answers1. 1938, by Dupont2. The Maid of Orleans3. Blue4. Topeka5. “Keep Your Eye on the Sparrow”6. Michael and Gabriel7. The Himalayas8. The joints9. Omission of a sound or syllable10. Tax evasion
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Because ofBrandon July 28
Because of Brandon, a fund-raiser in memory of BrandonHouge, a young man from Iron-ton who unexpectedly passedaway in 2015 from complicationsof diabetes, will be Saturday, July28, in Crosby. All proceeds willbe used to fund youth diabetescamps, patient travel expenses,and educational events.
The benefit for Cuyuna Re-gional Medical Center’s DiabetesEducation Department will in-clude a beer and wine tasting,silent auction, barbecue, raffle,and street dance featuring Pan-demic from St. Cloud, all at theCrosby Bar & Grill. Pandemicconsists of five musicians whoenjoy performing music from the80s. The band has performed atlocal venues in Central Min-nesota for several years and withnational acts Aultimate Ozzy,Steelheart, Firehouse, Warrant,Tesla, BulletBoys, LA Guns, Ratt,Loverboy and others.
The raffle tickets are for a2018 Alterra 500 ATV fromBrothers Motor Sports ($4,999value), Ruttger’s weekend withmeals and golf ($1,150 value), .22LR Barracuda gun donated byMagnum Research ($840 value),$150, and $50. Tickets are $10each at CRMC’s Cuyuna LakesPharmacy, the Crosby Bar &Grill and various other locations.
More than 29 million peoplein the United States, or nearly 10percent of the population, havediabetes and over one-third ofadults have pre-diabetes. Whendiabetes is not well controlled,people with diabetes are at an in-creased risk of serious healthcomplications including blind-ness, amputation, heart disease,stroke, kidney failure and prema-ture death. Because of Brandonfunds go toward initiatives to pro-mote awareness of this seriousdisease as well as programs tosupport those living with diabetes.
For more information, send amessage to [email protected] or call 545-4447.Event updates are available atbrandon18.gesture.com.
There will be a Toolin’Tour Motorcycle Ride forHabitat for Humanity on Sun-day, May 20 beginning atnoon from the Butler Buildingin Aitkin. The ride will takeyou to the Rustic in Palisade;Mark’s Bar in McGregor andback to the Aitkin Legion forfood and prizes.
To pre-register, call 927-5656 or go to www.habitat-forhumanityaitkincounty.org.
Classic cars and trucks arewelcome to ride along.
Woodtick 100Sept. 15in Cuyuna
The second annual grind-ing of the Woodtick 100 willbe held on Saturday, Sept. 15.Join fellow cyclists for an 8a.m. rollout from theWoodtick Inn and from thereenjoy some of the finest off-the-grid backcountry gravelAitkin and Crow Wing Coun-ties have to offer.
You'll experience TownLine Lake Road, Iron Hub, theSwitzerland Trail, the GravelAlps of Aitkin County and theinfamous Eagle Drive hill.This ride is a mixed surfaceride with 70 percent of the ridededicated to gravel roads.
Register by visiting: www.woodtick100.com/registra-tion. Helmets are required.
Woodtick 100 hosted byLife Cycle Bicycle Shop lo-cated in Baxter.
Homeless and WoundedWarriors MN is sponsoring aGolf Charity Event on Friday,May 25 at Golden Eagle GolfCourse in Fifty Lakes. All pro-ceeds go to needy Wounded War-riors Families and homelessveterans in the local area.
Fee is $70 per golfer, $260per foursome, $100 Hole Spon-
Toolin’ Tour May 20 forHabitat for Humanity
Funds raised help build ahome in Aitkin.
Homeless and Wounded WarriorsGolf event May 25 at Golden Eagle
sors and includes 18 holes of golf,a cart, unlimited range balls andlunch.
Winnable hole-in-one prizesinclude: 2018 Harley DavidsonRoad King, 50 inch 4K Television,Callaway 416 Irons and a $500 giftcard.
There will be trophies, cashand miscellaneous club prizesfrom $150 to $500.
Contact Steve Eisenreich at320-267-0376, Angela Setterstromat 232-1414 or Russ Philstrom at651-329-1373 for registration ordetails.
Heartland Danceand Gymnasticsannual recital
Heartland Dance andGymnastics is having its an-nual recital on Thursday, May31 at 6:30 p.m. in the May-berry Auditorium at theCrosby-Ironton High School.
Admission is by donationbenefiting Race for the Cure.
Performances will includeall ages doing gynmastics,dance and acro routines.
Music in thePark beginsJune 14
Everyone is welcome to at-tend Crosby’s Music in the Parkevents on the shores of beautifulSerpent Lake Thursday eveningsfrom 5 to 8 p.m. this summerstarting Thursday, June 14 andcontinuing through August.
Sponsored by the CuyunaLakes Chamber of Commerce,the fun, family events are free andopen to the public. They are filledwith music performed by areaartists, food, games and more.
The summer’s entertainmentschedule includes Top Hat Owlsand Cuyuna Rhythm Band onJune 14; Mike and Jan Cherry andTim Fast on June 28; Shake ‘EmDirty and Lolah on July 12; GreatRiver Strings and Lakes AreaMusic Festival on July 26; Avery& Duncan and Mitch Gerard onAug. 9 and Dariann Wikstromand Gawker Slowdown on Aug.23.
Sponsorship and food vendoropportunities are available. Fordetails, contact Jessica Holmvig [email protected] or546-8131.
Those attending are encour-aged to bring lawn chairs or blan-kets and sit back and enjoy livemusic while overlooking thespectacular views of SerpentLake. For more information abouteach Music in the Park event, visitwww.cuyuna lakes.com.
