Saturday, June 18, 2005
Martin's street smarts provide answers to NASCAR's most-pressing questions
BROOKLYN, Mich. -- During his farewell tour as a driver on the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series, Mark Martin continually likes to remind everyone he's not very smart.
Newman still looking for first win of the season
BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) -- Nobody can dispute that Ryan Newman is fast. But the fourth-year NASCAR Nextel Cup driver would also like to be known as a winner.
Whitings put Lakewood Banks on the market
The Whiting family announced they are in the process of selling Lakewood Banks after a 127-year family history in banking.
Business Notes
St. Joseph's Medical Center in Brainerd has announced several promotions and appointments.
Older workers a big factor
The aging of America holds an important consequence for U.S. business -- the retirement loss of a lot of experienced talent.
Crosby business hopes to capitalize on recreation enthusiasm
CROSBY -- A new business in Crosby hopes to grow as residents and visitors look for more ways to experience the lakes region with paddles and pedals.
A list of the states where Powerball is played
--Arizona
Powerball - Changes increase sales, jackpot sizes
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -- Growing Powerball ticket sales and bigger jackpots don't mean greater security risks for one of America's most popular lottery games, according to officials who run the game.
Odds better to die falling out of bed than winning
The odds of winning the Powerball jackpot are 1 in 120.5 million.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Daniel L. Shumate, 23, and Karla A. Schwalbe, 18, both of Brainerd.
Correction
A headline on Page 3A Thursday should have said "Marriage Licenses," not "Marriages."
Truck collides with motorcycle
HILLMAN -- A motorcycle hit a truck near the intersection of Sage Road and 93rd Street about 2 p.m. Friday near Hillman, injuring the motorcyclist, the Morrison County Sheriff's Department reported.
Agendas
Meets 7 p.m. Monday
Agendas
Commissioners' board room
CORRECTION
In a June 11 Business Note, Jim Tousignant should have been listed as an investment representative with Edward Jones.
Firefighters respond to mobile home fire
The Brainerd Fire Department responded to a mobile home fire reported about 10 p.m. Friday in the 20,000 block of Paradise Lane North.
Agendas
Tuesday 8 a.m. Building and Grounds Committee and CAM (Core Planning Group), CAM.
Agendas
Brainerd City Hall
Rural poverty grant deadline set
LITTLE FALLS -- The deadline to apply for a rural poverty grant from the Central Minnesota Community Foundation and the Initiative Foundation is June 30.
Local briefs
The Brainerd Lakes Area Women of Today recently raised $1,700 for the Lakes Area Habitat for Humanity.
What makes them work
So many container options for flower arrangements so little time.
CONTAINING BEAUTY
Statues of angels sit peacefully among the green perennials while a small water fountain flows into a pond, creating soothing sounds.
Just the perfect spot for a honeymoon
NEW YORK -- Where's the best place for a secluded honeymoon? An affordable honeymoon? A honeymoon for people who love the beach?
CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY
Brainerd Alateen
Mother thinks her murdered children are buried in Midwest
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) -- Terri Knight has never actually been to the Midwest, but she has spent hours crisscrossing hundreds of miles of Interstate 80 on the Internet, guided by satellite images, strangers' vacation accounts and a nightmarish description of where her ex-husband said he buried their murdered children two years ago.
What's involved in CRMC project
* Creating 42 new private patient rooms with a home design in an expansion on the Cuyuna Regional Medical Center's south side. Work will remove a portion of the existing building and expand for the new rooms.
Making hospital more home-like
CROSBY -- In the next few years a $12 million to $13 million construction project will transform how patients are treated at the Cuyuna Regional Medical Center in Crosby.
SUPPORT
Infertility
Time to come to Dahlia's rescue
Week after week we at Kinship wait anxiously for adult partners to come forward and volunteer to mentor a child. We talk to a variety of groups and churches, write the Child in Need column for the Dispatch, place ads, put brochures in the community and, most recently, Gary Walters and his kids are walking the entire length of Minnesota to raise money and mentors for our kids.
Poll: Teens want to be teachers and doctors
NEW YORK (AP) -- Shortages of teachers, nurses and military personnel might come to an end with the next generation. All three are top 10 career choices of today's teenagers.
Wastewater expansion expected to cost $21.68 million
BAXTER -- The cost of expanding Brainerd's wastewater treatment facility plant to meet current and future capacity needs is anticipated to be $21,682,690, with Brainerd picking up two-thirds of the tab and Baxter one-third.
Lakes area would feel impact of shutdown
The impact of a possible state government shutdown will have far-reaching impact in the Brainerd lakes area, with many area state employees losing their jobs and tourism offices closing along with the closure of public campsites and highway rest areas.
Rural poverty grant deadline set
LITTLE FALLS -- The deadline to apply for a rural poverty grant from the Central Minnesota Community Foundation and the Initiative Foundation is June 30.
This was Brainerd
JUNE 17 - 40 years ago (1965) - The Paul Bunyan Carnival has brought about the re-activation of one of Brainerd's most prominent marketing units -- The Ladies Drum and Bugle Corps. Mrs. Don Jensen is the majorette and is backed by 10 buglers and nine drummers.
Deficit worries Klobuchar
EAST GULL LAKE -- Hennepin County Attorney Amy Klobuchar is stressing fiscal discipline and fair play in her bid for the U.S. Senate seat that will be decided in 2006.
Troops feel the heat
Area soldiers in Iraq are serving in 120-degree heat these days and are about halfway through their deployment.
This was Brainerd
JUNE 19 - 100 years ago (1905) - This afternoon the case of the state against a Brainerd man was tried before Judge Warner. The man was charged with assault and found guilty and fined $9.40 which was paid.
Overheard
"I just think it's sinful that we are allowed to profit over wrongdoings."
Clothes Closet closed
CROSSLAKE -- The Crosslake Community "Clothes Closet," located in the lower level of Lakes State Bank in Crosslake, will be closed for the summer until Sept. 6.
Overheard
"You don't want to compromise the investigation by cutting corners. You want to get your ducks in a row."
Thirty Lakes Watershed District hosts meeting
Thirty Lakes Watershed District is hosting a Minnesota Association of Watershed District Tours Thursday through Saturday at the Ramada Inn in Brainerd.
Crestliner lays off 60 Little Falls workers
LITTLE FALLS -- The new parent company of the Crestliner boat factory in Little Falls is continuing the layoff of 60 workers, about 15 percent of the plant's employees.
Accident probes differ
Unlike a fatal crash this past week when a 20-year-old woman was arrested within hours, a fatal crash this past month north of Baxter, in which the State Patrol said alcohol was a factor, remains under investigation because of extenuating circumstances.
Local briefs
The Brainerd Lakes Area Women of Today recently raised $1,700 for the Lakes Area Habitat for Humanity.
Pawlenty details how education plan would help LF
LITTLE FALLS -- Schools in Little Falls would receive at least $2.36 million in additional funding above and beyond current revenue in 2006-07 according to information released by Gov. Tim Pawlenty's office Thursday when he visited Little Falls.
'Schnergles?': A father who stays involved with his children
Chris Ford's four daughters always knew they had the greatest father, if not the most creative and fun dad in Brainerd.
Koep makes noise about property's valuation
Mary Koep has appealed her Laurel Street property's assessment with Crow Wing County, citing noise as the reason it should not rise this year.
'What my dad means to me'
Here is the winning essay written by Renae Ford, 7, about her dad, Chris. Renae's essay was written in February in Karen Hermanson's first-grade class at Lowell Elementary School in Brainerd.
Lakes group shows agencies can work together
A year and a half since the North Central Pilot Lakes Stakeholders Group was formed its work is going better than expected, project manager Russ Schultz said.
Marching Minnesota for Mentors update
Gary Walters and his children are walking the length of the state to raise awareness, money and mentors for Kinship Partners.
Aitkin County makes series of drug busts
AITKIN -- The Aitkin County Sheriff's office has made a series of drug offense arrests the past few weeks.
Making friends
Five-year-old Victoria Rahm of Alaska grinned Thursday after feeding a sheep in the Pine Grove Zoo petting stable in Little Falls. Marnita Van Hoecke, zoo keeper for the city, asked Gov. Tim Pawlenty to consider supporting state funding for the state's second oldest zoo Thursday during his visit to Little Falls.
Conservation easements an option in age of development
Each day in Minnesota 60 acres of land is consumed by development, according to the Minnesota Land Trust. That statistic might seem incredible unless you live in the Brainerd lakes area, where land is being developed at a rapid rate.
LOCAL SHORTS
The Brainerd Character Initiative Committee will meet noon Tuesday at Brainerd City Hall.
Governor: Blame the Democrats
LITTLE FALLS -- Gov. Tim Pawlenty Thursday blamed Senate Democrats for the Legislature's failure to reach agreement on target budget figures for the health and human services funding bill.
Leona Kruzel
LITTLE FALLS Leona Kruzel, 78 year old resident of Little Falls, Minn., formerly of Swanville, Minn., passed away Thursday, June 16, 2005, at the St. Benedicts Senior Center in St. Cloud, Minn.
Harold J. Neeser
Harold J. Neeser, age 76, of Brainerd, passed away on Wed. June 15, 2005, at St. Joseph's Medical Center in Brainerd. Harold was born on Jan 31, 1929, in St. Cloud, Minn., to Theodore and Mary (Prom) Neeser. He was raised in the Fort Ripley area and was united in marriage to Clara Mogensen on May 18, 1948, at St. Mathias Catholic Church in Fort Ripley.
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Margaret Jean Buda
GARRISON -- Margaret Jean Buda, age 80, of Garrison and formerly of Minneapolis, died on Tuesday, June 14, 2005, at her home.
Harold J. Neeser
Harold J. Neeser, 76, Brainerd, passed away Wednesday, June 15, 2005, at St. Joseph's Medical Center in Brainerd.
Dorothy M. Ecklid
AITKIN -- Dorothy M. Ecklid, 87, of Aitkin, died Tuesday, June 14, 2005, at Riverwood Extended Care Center, Aitkin.
Charles 'Chub' Weston
PALISADE -- Charles "Chub" Weston, age 83, of Palisade, died on Wednesday at North Memorial Medical Center in Robbinsdale. Funeral services will be Monday at 11 a.m. in the Sorenson-Root-Thompson Funeral Home in Aitkin. Visitation will be from 3 - 6 p.m. on Sunday with prayers at 6 p.m.
OUR OPINION: ALCOHOL ABUSE
Too many area families were affected by Monday's fatal accident, which claimed the life of 20-year-old Jackie Saddler of Nisswa. Too many lives were changed tragically and irrevocably when the car Saddler was a passenger in collided with another vehicle early Monday morning.
Open Forum
A recent headline in a national paper said the army was going to offer up to $40,000 enlistment bonuses.
VOX POP
Kudos to the Dispatch for the Cal Thomas column on June 13. Brainerd's "Reading Recovery" program for the lowest 20 percent first-grade children not only is costly at $8,000 extra for each child but has children memorizing words by their shape and guess at them by what makes sense. Shame on Brainerd schools for adopting an approach for beginning readers that does not stress phonics. Where are the children who have had Reading Recovery now? Still at the bottom of their class, guessing at words. For more information, see EductionNews.org and search for "Reading Recovery." Parents, guard your children from this program.
NEW ANGLING STRATEGY
Providing they work, the same tactics are used by fishermen year after year. Nothing wrong with that. Time on the water is finite and you're there to catch fish. Why mess with unproven tactics?
For second straight year, mallard in the tree has successful hatch
Those with fibromyalgia are all too familiar with the fatigue that washes over you like a tidal wave, saturating and sparing not an inch of your brain nor body.
Outdoors Calendar
July
Outdoors notes
The DNR will host a watercraft inspection training class June 30 at Breezy Point City Hall beginning at 5 p.m. The class is free and open to the public, though registration is required by June 24. To register, contact the Minnesota Lakes Association at 824-5565.
Janousek: Off-peak times can produce
"Many people think smallmouth bass bite well only early and late in the day. But a great time to fish for smallies is in the middle of the afternoon on a sunny, hot, calm day.
When fishing bass with plastics there's nothing artificial about the fun you have
Brainerd native Mike Weinkauf, president at Babe Winkelman Productions, doesn't mind being a bass angler in a walleye angler's world. Walleye fishermen are often content with a handful of bites each day. But anglers who chase bass can experience explosive action if they find active fish, which happens more often with bass than with walleyes.
Short but critical
It doesn't cover many days. But photos next week in North Country will detail the critical early days in the life of a loon.
No matter where you live, help is available for private lands habitat work
Tourists in a museum are marveling at dinosaur bones. One tourist asks the guide how old the bones are.
Keeping on the move triggers victory at GNWC event on Whitefish chain
And that's what the team of Todd Klemmensen, Edina, and Brent Hering, Maple Grove, did top capture the $1,200 first place prize with four walleyes weighing 13.23 pounds. Brad Stockman, Pine River, and Mark Dammann, Glencoe, cashed the $600 second place check with five fish weighing 12.07 pounds. Third place and $550 went to the team of Corey Bohn, Kensington, and Jason Overby, Marshall, with four fish weighing 7.07 pounds.
Thoughts on Father's Day: There are some good things and bad things about being married to a fishing guide
Every morning when the kids wake up they look out the window and ask, "Where's dad?" My response is, "Where do you think?" They say, "Fishing!"
Father-son duo win rainy Evinrude Walleye Classic
Rainy weather and a new slot limit didn't dampen the spirits of nearly 200 anglers who competed in the 2005 Evinrude Walleye Classic on Leech Lake.
Moose hunt application deadline is June 17
The application deadline for the 2005 Minnesota moose hunt is June 17. This year 284 permits are available in 30 zones in northeastern Minnesota. Season dates are Oct. 1 through Oct.16.
Kleman: Don't be too proud to use bobber
"When bass are shallow but finicky try drop-shot rigging. Most people use this method only when fishing deep, but it works great for sight fishing in the shallows. Use light line, 6- to 10-pound test, and place the weight about a foot below the worm. When you bounce the rig up and down the worm stays in position instead of coming back to you. Bass that are cruising in the shallows but not in the chase mode can be tempted to strike.
Tracy Nicole Peterson and Cory John Niskanen
Tracy Nicole Peterson and Cory John Niskanen announce their engagement. Parents are Aldeane and Marlene Peterson, Backus, and John and Lorie Niskanen, Jenkins. A June 25 wedding is planned at the Peterson home.
Kirsten Ann Larson and Glenn Steven Graesser
Kirsten Ann Larson and Glenn Steven Graesser announce their engagement. Parents are Marsha and Blaine Larson, Brainerd, and Rodney and Beverly Graesser, Colome, S.D. A July 23 wedding is planned at Park United Methodist church in Brainerd.
Ray and Doris Brusseau
Ray and Doris Brusseau, Brainerd, will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary with a family gathering June 26. They were married June 20, 1940, in Fort Ripley.
Ellsworth "Red" Young
Ellsworth "Red" Young will celebrate his 90th birthday June 26 with his family. He was born June 28, 1915.
Mark and Kim Spicer
Mark and Kim Spicer, Aitkin, will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. They were married June 21, 1980, in Onamia.
Tony and Bonnie Berndt
Tony and Bonnie Berndt, Baxter, will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. They were married June 19, 1965.
Larry and Diana Kinney
Larry and Diana Kinney, Brainerd, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with their children and grandchildren. They were married May 29, 1965, in Brainerd.
Don and Vicki Johnson
Don and Vicki Johnson, Brainerd, will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on Tuesday. They were married June 21, 1980, in Brainerd.
Samantha Aileen Moon and Brandon Lynn Strong
Samantha Aileen Moon and Brandon Lynn Strong announce their engagement. Parents are Daryl and Janet Moon, Pillager, and Robert and Connie Strong, Waldron, Mich. An Aug. 6 wedding is planned at Lincoln Evangelical Free Church.
JEFFREY AND KELLY KLEIN
Kelly Sue Jelencich and Jeffrey Quinn Klein were married on April 30, 2005, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Sleepy Eye, with Father Brian Oestreich officiating.
Donald and Deloris Lange
Donald and Deloris Lange will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 1-5 p.m. June 25 at Oscar Christofferson Park in Baxter. No gifts please. They were married Dec. 19, 1954.
SHANE AND CHRISTINE KERAN
Christine Alt and Shane Keran were married July 30, 2004, at First Lutheran Church in Pillager with Pastor Kathryn Ingbritsen and Pastor David P. Holte officiating.
Corporate America finds a place for religion
DULLES, Va. -- In an auditorium on America Online's rolling campus, a glorious expanse of the heavens is projected on a big screen. Reggie Evans, a former Redskins running back turned emissary of Christ, has come to spread the Holy Word in the secular corridors of one of the biggest, richest Internet companies in the world. He has brought along some football cards and a stack of Bibles.
Church news
MALMO -- Harbor Lighthouse, Nashville recording artists from Tomahawk, Wis., will perform at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Malmo Church. Harbor Lighthouse is a country gospel vocal band. Their music is a combination of southern gospel, country and bluegrass.
Preparation is a must before marriage
June, the "wedding month," has arrived and many are ready to take the plunge. Long time marriages are disintegrating; young people repudiate marriage and experiment with other alternatives, rights previously reserved for marriage are exercised through other relationships, and yet young people keep right on marrying.
Goodew completes first season at Cedarville
CEDARVILLE, Ohio -- Brainerd High School graduate Audree Goodew recently completed her first season as a member of the women's track and field team at Cedarville University.
Brainerd opens with sweep of Perham
PERHAM -- Zach Heidmann was a combined 5-for-8 as the Brainerd American Legion baseball team swept a doubleheader Thursday from Perham.
Bees put free passes to good use in win
DELANO -- The Brainerd Bees pounded out nine hits, and took advantage of 10 walks and two hit batters, as they downed Delano 9-2 in amateur baseball action Wednesday.
13 miles for a milestone
Kayla Huether (left), Amy Zamzo, Kim Huether, Deb Winkels and Darci Goeden planned to participate in one of the running events this weekend at Grandma's Marathon in Duluth. Kayla Huether is Kim Huether's daughter. Winkels is the mother of Zamzo and Goeden.
In the Brainerd lakes area:
Saturday
Buttweiler, Lakeville win 3A title
ST. PAUL (AP) -- Matt Buttweiler threw a complete game five-hitter as Lakeville beat Grand Rapids 6-1 on Friday in the state Class 3A baseball championship.
Classic has Mother Nature on its side
Among the statistics associated with the 22nd annual Camp Confidence Fishing Classic the most remarkable might be this: On 21 previous Classics the sun has never failed to shine.
Thunder blanked by Border Cats
The Thunder Bay Border Cats gave the Brainerd Blue Thunder a taste of its own medicine, using sacrifice bunts and base running to capture a 3-0 Northwoods League game before a crowd of 423 Friday at Mills Field.
Scoreboard
Baseball
Brainerd Parks & Recreation scoreboard
Men's MS1 Softball
18-under team drops two at Grand Rapids
Brainerd's 18-under fast-pitch softball team lost a doubleheader Wednesday at Grand Rapids.
Thunderbirds' bats have a blast in big win
The Engelmann Financial Thunderbirds had their bats ready and waiting Wednesday night at the Forestview Middle School fields as they cruised to a 23-2 victory over the Bob's Building Supplies Extreme in Junior Softball action.
Baxter Parks & Recreation scoreboard
Babe Ruth Mustang League
On radio and television:
Radio guide
Raiders beat the best to be the best
There are come-from-behind wins and then there are the rub-your-eyes-holy-smokes-I-can't-believe-I-just-saw-that come-from-behind wins.
12-under team runner-up in tourney
The Brainerd 12-under Warriors finished second in the Brainerd Lakes Classic tournament June 10-12.
Upcoming sporting events
Friday
Hasselberg, Myers shoot low rounds
DEERWOOD -- Brandon Myers shot an 80 to lead the Vintage Golf Course boys' golf team and Zach Israelson shot an 89 to lead the Pine Ridge Golf Club team at the MGA Junior Golf Program meet at Cuyuna Golf Course Friday.
An old-fashioned victory
It wasn't anything fancy, glitzy or glamorous, but the Brainerd Blue Thunder played the brand of baseball that will win a lot of games.
Longer games might quell the frustration
Watching high school basketball the last few seasons has become increasingly more frustrating.
SPORTS SHORTS
Adian Kummet and Kyle Holbrook, both of Brainerd High School, and Isaac Johnson of Verndale have been selected to the play in the 31st annual Lions All-Star Baseball Tournament at Chaska Athletic Park.
Baseball
East Division
Hoppe saves best for last
Warrior golfer Jared Hoppe went to state.
Lightning win one of three
The Brainerd Lightning won one of three games in 16-under fast-pitch softball last week.
New wireless devices mostly live up to hype
SALINAS, Calif. -- With a fast Internet connection and wireless access point at home, I can take a notebook PC and surf the Web in our closets, bathrooms and garage. But the signal fades where I want it most -- in the living room.
Digital-photo printing is a developing industry
One of the Internet's livelier battles this year is over your digital photos.
Computer camp
While they tend to cost more than traditional camps -- up to nearly $1,000 a week for some sleep-away courses -- some parents see them as giving their kids a leg up in schools and eventually in a working world that seems to rely ever more heavily on technology. Camp administrators say enrollment up from last year, with many kids signing up for multiple sessions and recruiting their friends.
Music dissecters
OAKLAND, Calif. -- In a computer-crammed space at Savage Beast Technologies, divergent melodies seep softly from headphones worn by young men and women who listen to music with the intensity of submarine sonar operators.
Networking companies jump on unfinished wireless standard
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- The technology behind wireless data networks in homes and businesses is on the verge of a makeover that promises to fix long-standing complaints of spotty coverage, flaky connections and inconsistent speeds.
Where have all the rangers gone?
On a recent visit to Yosemite National Park, I was enchanted by new paved trails and boardwalks that meandered through towering pines, shady glades and rippling streams at the base of Yosemite Falls.
FAVORITE VACATION PHOTO
Marsha and Grant Meyer submitted this photo of Portland Head Lighthouse in Portland, Maine, as their favorite vacation photo. "There were so many picturesque placesit was beautiful," Marsha Meyer said.
State forecast for N.D.
Wind advisory parts of western and central this afternoon and
State forecast for Minnesota
Today...Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 70s northeast to the
State forecast for Iowa
Today...Sunny. Highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s.
State forecast for South Dakota
Today...Mostly sunny and windy. A chance of late afternoon thunderstorms northwest and in the black hills. Highs in the lower 80s to lower 90s.
Forecasters say storms could pack gusty wind, small hail in parts of the East, West on Saturday
Forecasters predicted gusty wind and hail as a front stretches from the Southeast to the Northeast on Saturday, and stormy weather was also expected in the Pacific Northwest .
State forecast for North Dakota
.Today...Partly to mostly sunny. A chance of thunderstorms west and
I like to fish
Weather drawing by Sara Kleist of Mrs. Lykins' kindergarten class at Nisswa school.
State forecast for S.D.
Wind advisory northwest and north central this afternoon and evening...
Wisconsin state forecast
Today...Partly to mostly sunny. Highs in the 70s. Cooler near the great lakes.
State forecast for Iowa
.Today...Sunny. Highs in the upper 70s to upper 80s.
Wisconsin state forecast
Today...Partly to mostly sunny. Highs in the lower 80s far west with 70s elsewhere...And 60s near the great lakes.
State forecast for Minnesota
.Today...Mostly sunny. Highs in the 80s but cooler near lake
Let's go swimming
Weather drawing by Dana Williams in the Nisswa fourth-grade class of Ms. Ziegler.
Senior activities
Lakes Area Senior Activity Center 803 Kingwood St., Brainerd Reservations are appreciated for lunch; walk-ins are always welcome. Call 824-6026.
WHAT'S DOING
Mike Smith benefit set
Much Obliged
The Nisswa Women's Club would like to thank all of the volunteers and merchants who made this year's "Northwoods Magic" Fashion Show and Luncheon held on May 31st a great success. Volunteers gave of their time during the busy Memorial Day weekend to decorate Maddens Town Hall in a true 'Up North" feel. Local merchants donated many wonderful gifts and prizes as well as providing tasteful outfits and accessories. Models were volunteer members of the Nisswa Women's Club and selected celebrity guests.
ORGANIZATIONS
Brainerd Jaycees