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THE FLYING FINN 7503 LEVANDER RD EMBARRASS, MN 55732 SEPTEMBER 2016 ISSUE #354

School Starts

September 6, 2016

COMMUNITY NIGHT OUT SEPTEMBER 11, 2016

Seitaniemi Housebarn - 4-6 p.m.

CAMPGROUND CLOSES SEPTEMBER 30 – THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE!

Embarrass Town Board Meeting – Wednesday, September 7, 6:00 p.m.

Sisu Heritage Meeting – Monday, September 19, 6:30 p.m. @ Nelimark Homestead

Embarrass Region Fair Board Meeting –Thursday, September 15, 6:30 p.m.

Please submit materials for the SEPTEMBER 2016 issue to the Embarrass Clerk’s Office by Tuesday, August 23. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday – Thursday.

218-984-2084 - E-mail address [email protected]

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FLYING FINN SEPTEMBER 2016

SEPTEMBER 2016 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1

Conversational Finn – 1-3 pm

Nelimark

Exercise Group 3:30-4:30 pm

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Vermilion 4-H Club Mtg @ Town Hall 4:00 pm

5 LABOR DAY

CLERKS OFFICE

CLOSED


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Ladies Coffee 10-11 am


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EMBARRASS TOWN BOARD

MEETING 6:00 P.M.

EMBARRASS TOWN HALL

8

Conversational Finn – 1-3 pm

Nelimark


9 10 HALL RENTAL

11 HALL RENTAL

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14 15 Conversational

Finn @ Neli – 1-3


Fair Board Mtg

6:30 Timber Hall

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18 19


Sisu Meeting

6:30 @ Nelimark Homestead

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21 22

Conversational Finn @ Neli – 1-3


23 24

Ruby’s Pantry Babbitt Municipal

9:30-11:30 am

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Conversational Finn @ Neli – 1-3


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EMBARRASS TOWN BOARD NEWS TOWN OF EMBARRASS

REGULAR MEETING

August 3, 2016

Pending Board Approval

Present: Zane Beaton, Gene Wright, Joseph Scherer,

Roberta Pike, Jennifer Boese

Visitors: Diane Nelmark, Mickey White, Sue Beaton, Mary

Novak

The meeting was called to order at 6:05 by Zane with The

Pledge of Allegiance.

Gene motioned to accept the July 6, 2016 minutes with few

corrections to be made. Second by Joe. Carried 3-0.

REPORTS:

Maintenance: Mowing and cleaning up storm damage,

cleaning of the Info Center sign, painting the inside of the

rink, tree trimming at Heritage Park. Problems with the Cub

Cadet mower have been repaired. Powerline to well has

been fixed. Received compliments on the Baseball Fields

and the work done to them.

ROADS: Joe reported roads are in fair condition. With the

heavy rain it had washed roads out some. Joe has spoken

with Denny and will wait till after the rain next week to go

out again.

CAMPGROUND: The campground has been pretty busy

the last couple weeks.

TOURS: There were nine tours in July. Very nice article in

Hometown Focus was written by Kristen Reichel. Clerks

office has been receiving more calls of people interested in

tours.

SISU: The garage has been entirely painted. Getting ready

for September 11, Community Night Out at the Seitaniemi

Housebarn. Also, trying to figure out safety for church

tours, that will be the next big project.

PROSPECTORS TRAIL ALLIANCE: Gene has finished

signing the Embarrass part of trail. EAW should be done by

January.

OLD BUSINESS:

LAWNMOWER ESTIMATES: Has been put on hold until

more information about past few years costs and repairs.

FAIR BOARD SECRETARY: Fair Board has discussed the

camping at Timber Hall. They will be developing a policy

to address the issue. Will be adding Heritage Campground

to the daily sheet schedule for the fair. Have been working

to make Timber Hall handicap accessible. Poured concrete

in the north building and a pad in the horse arena. Sue

Beaton thanked the Board for donating the work hours from

Embarrass Maintenance. Fair will possibly need to borrow

tables. Fair parade will be starting at the Nelimark

Homestead this year.

EMBARRASS REGIONAL VOLUNTEER FIRE

DEPARTMENT AGREEMENT: Zane motioned to pay both

half’s of the Fire Dept. Agreement for total of $25,578.

Second by Gene. Carried 2-0.

BABBITT LIONS CLUB PERMIT FOR SALE OF 3.2

BEER: Gene motioned to approve, second by Joe. Carried

3-0.

LYLE HARDY TO TAKE OVER HAY CUTTING AT THE

PHYHALA: Gene motioned to approve Lyle Hardy to take

over the hay cutting, second by Joe. Carried 3-0.

QUOTES FROM C & C WINGER: Tree trimming,

concrete sidewalk replacement at the Town Hall. Weather

Station - concrete to be replaced, install fascia and door

wrap. Campground - concrete sidewalk to be removed and

replaced. Cemetery – Two buildings to have fascia installed

and one door wrap. Joe motions to approve the quotes

form C&C Winger and take care of these project. Total of

$7,700. Tree trimming at Town Hall is first to be put on list

being it is a safety issue. Second by Zane. Carried 3-0.

WALLY-PRECAST VET STONES: Gene motioned to

approve Wally to purchase up to twelve stones, Zane

second. Carried 3-0.

PLANTER AT WEATHER STATION: Linda Cox states the

big round planter is rotted. Gene motioned to get rid of the

planter. Zane second. Carried 3-0. Maintenance is to

FROM THE EDITOR The Flying Finn strives to represent both Embarrass and the surrounding area. To submit articles, advertisements, community notices, letters to the editor, photos, artwork, etc. for the newsletter, mail them to Embarrass Town Hall, 7503 Levander Rd, Embarrass, MN 55732, e-mail them to [email protected] or drop them off during office hours (M-Th 8am-3pm) Please include your name, phone number and e-mail address. Photos or other materials will be returned as soon as possible. The township regrets that it is unable to purchase or reimburse for materials which are published. The Town of Embarrass reserves the right to publish or not publish any letter to the editor or other submitted material. Call 984-2084 with any questions. - - - - - Thank you. Diane Nelmark


FLYING FINN SEPTEMBER 2016 remove the planter after the Flower Garden Club removes

all the plants.

Zane stated that Fire training finished certification while

burning Four Corners.

Joe stated that Chris Alaspa is trying to get Lakehead to

help with electronic scoreboard. He would like to see if

township would add on to existing building for storage at

fields during the off season. Also fencing at the other field.

Chris would like to host a tournament every year. This past

tournament was handled very well with many that attended.

CONSENT AGENDA: Gene motioned to pass consent

agenda. Second by Zane. Carried 3-0. (Claims 16174 –

16198, $35,948.20 Payroll $6,142.53 and

Correspondence). Second by Zane. Carried 3-0.

The next regular board meeting will be held September 7 at

6:00 p.m.

Meeting adjourned at 8:23 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted, Jennifer Boese, Embarrass Town

Clerk

Clerk’s Corner

The Embarrass Fair is finally here! August 26-28. Hope everyone gets the chance to come and enjoy all there is to do and see. Should be a great weekend! Also there will be an auction at 7499 Levander Road and at the Town Hall. Wilfred Petrell state auction. So Embarrass should be very busy this weekend. Sunday, September 11, Sisu Heritage will be putting on another Community Night Out at the Seitaniemi Housebarn. This event is free. Grab your lawn chairs and go enjoy the music and company. Food and beverages will be available to purchase. Kids are headed back to school soon. Best wishes for a great school year!

Jennifer Boese Embarrass Town Clerk

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Embarrass Transfer Station

7530 Koski Rd Embarrass, MN

Hours of Operation Thursday

10 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturday

12:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m

Article 6/28/1990 Tower News

Tower MN Post Office 508 Main St - 218-753-5797

Pickup/Retail Hours: Monday-Friday

9:00am-12:00pm, 1:00pm-4:00pm

Pickup time at Drop Box by Embarrass Credit Union is 11:30 a.m.


Waasa Township Regular Board Meeting

Thursday, August 4, 2016

Pending Board Approval:

Board Members Present: Emily Quick, Mitch Lind,

Russ Webb, Bonnie Keller and Sandra Gibson

Visitors: Jim Suikhonen and Dave Hess

Meeting was called to order at 7 p.m. by Emily Quick,

with the Pledge of Allegiance following.

Minutes Approval: Emily moved to approve the July 7

Regular Meeting Minutes after one spelling correction

was made. Mitch supported. Carried (3-0).

Treasurer’s Report: $707.50 was received from the

State of Minnesota (Township Aid) and 8,634.62 was

transferred from the Building Fund to Fire Fund. Total

disbursements: $32,656.48. Russ accepted the report

and Mitch supported. Carried (3-0).

Approval to Pay Bills: Emily moved to approve

payment of all bills listed on the agenda plus board

payroll, and PERA. Mitch supported. Carried (3-0).

Road Report: Russ had St. Louis County do grading

of all township roads. He will be checking into getting

some crushed rock hauled in for some roads. There

was a complaint about the grading the county has done

on most roads in the township, but especially on Dale

Road. Pot holes haven’t been filled in and too much

gravel is being pushed into the ditches. Russ will call

our Commissioner to discuss the matter.

Old Business: Commissioner Tom Rukavina has

assured us that the steel has been purchased by St.

Louis County for replacement of Kaunonen Lake Road

Bridge. Mitch attempted to contact Mr. Rukavina but

hasn’t heard back from him yet. One of the visitors

commented that the road grader has broken up some of

the cement on the bridge.

The replacement of the cemetery sign was tabled.

Mitch purchased a door for the town hall to replace the

old interior door leading to the stairway and will install

it soon.

New Business: Sandy reported that training has been

completed for the Election Judges, the AutoMark will

be tested on Monday and the Primary Election will

take place on August 9. The filing period began on

August 2 and ends August 16 at 5 p.m. One town

board supervisor and the treasurer seat are open.

Tables and chairs will be borrowed by Russ on August

13.

A written price quote of $0.959 was received from

Lakes Gas for propane for the 2016-2017 heating

season. It was approved at the July meeting.

Cemetery vandalism was reported recently to the

Clerk. Cemeteries should be respected and vandalism

will not be tolerated. The sheriff was notified and

assured Sandy that patrolling will be done frequently.

Correspondence: All mail was read and filed.

Adjournment: Emily moved to close the meeting at

7:50 p.m. and supported by Russ.

Respectfully Submitted,

Sandra Gibson, Waasa Town Clerk, Emily Quick,

Waasa Board Chair

Waasa’s next Regular Town Board

Meeting has been changed to:

Thursday, September 8, 2016

At 7 p.m.

Waasa Town Hall

All are welcome to attend!

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Northwoods Saddle Club No meeting or show for August. Our next meeting will be September 8 at 7 p.m. The next play day will be September 10. The events are as follows: Barrels, Poles, Keyhole,

Jumping Figure 8, Leap Frog, and Speed Dash. The open race will be the Ribbon Race and there will be a side pot for Poles with a full payback 1st6th places. There will be another play day held on September 24 with the events as follows: Barrels, Poles, Keyhole, Jumping Figure 8, and Speed Dash. There will be a side pot for Barrels and Speed Dash with a full payback 1st6th places. Respectfully submitted, Miranda King, Secretary.

Sisu Heritage, Inc. Meetings 3

rd Monday, 6:30 p.m.

@ Neli in September

Sisu Heritage, Inc. has begun selling tickets

fro its summer raffle to support its

restoration and preservation work. The

drawing will be held at the end of the

Embarrass Region Fair. Tickets are $1

each. You can purchase them from Sisu

board members, at the Nelimark Museum

on Thursdays-Saturdays or at the fair.

Prizes:

2-night stay at Northern Comfort B&B

“Cooling Bench” built with Embarrass

cedar

Handmade stainless steel knife, crafted

by Jesse Osufsen of Aurora

Sauna Brush Set

BABBITT PUBLIC

LIBRARY

Hours:

Mon-Thur 12-6; Fri 12-5

September 7 @ 1:00 p.m.: Join the Sutter

Brothers as they present the landscape, critters, and

quirky characters of northern Minnesota through

songs and stories, poetry and music. For thirty years,

The Sutter Brothers have presented lively programs

that emphasize their rural, small-town roots and

Scandinavian heritage. In 2014, The Sutter Brothers

won a highly competitive Arts Tour Minnesota

Grant, which allowed them to take their show

statewide. They recently performed in Sweden and

have been featured in the film series Pretty Much

100% Scandinavian. This program, sponsored by

Arrowhead Library System, was funded in part or in

whole with money from Minnesota's Arts and

Cultural Heritage Fund

September 15 @ 4:00 p.m.: Bingo & Duct

Tape program for middle age children.

September 20 @ 1:00 p.m.: Peter Geye –

Wintering: Join us for Wintering, Peter Geye’s third

novel set on the shores of Lake Superior. Follow a

father and son’s epic journey into the forbidding

wilds of the Boundary Waters. This presentation

will include slides of the sources that inspired and

informed the writing of this novel, including images

of the maps that play a central role in the story, and

in the exploration of this territory. This program,

sponsored by Arrowhead Library System, was

funded in part or in whole with money from

Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.

September 27 @ 3:30 p.m.: Drawing for

Coloring. This program, sponsored by Arrowhead

Library System, was funded in part or in whole with

money from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage

Fund.

Lisa Pennala, Director, 218-827-3345


ULTIMATE REDUNDANCY

How dismal were

The demigods,

That filled grim days

With ancient frauds,

In early times

When minds were fraught

With primal fears

And little thought.

Yet I would hope

There is a chance,

Such imprudence

Will not advance,

Even though it

Still seems to be,

The ultimate

Redundancy.

MAGIC THINKING

I’ve always thought,

And still believe,

Religion is

Just like a sieve,

Insisting doubts

Will drain away,

Although such thoughts

Lead one astray.

It’s obvious

Many are fraught,

With diatribe

Religion wrought.

Yet happily

Many do glow,

Relieved of doubts,

They thought were so.

For truth is not

When preachers say,

That magic thought,

Will make your day.

Poetry Submitted By,

William Lamppa, Embarrass

PIKE SANDY WOMEN’S CLUB

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 7:00 P.M. – PIKE TOWN HALL

September Hostesses: Sandy Gorrill & Barbara Maki

Planning will immediately begin for the 2016 Halloween Carnival! This is

always our #1 event of the year. It is the mission of the Pike Sandy Women’s Club to continue our community involvement by hosting the Annual Halloween Carnival on October 31 at the Pike Town Hall. The club also

participates in other community events as needed.

We urge members to attend the 9/6 meeting to begin the planning phase of the 2016 Carnival. It is participation and teamwork that will make 2016 a huge success.

For more information about Pike-Sandy Women’s club, please call Sandy Gorrill @ 749-2408.

New Members are always Welcome!


EMBARRASS REGION FAIR

ASSOCIATION 2016 Fair Dates: August 26-28

THANK YOU FOR COMING!

BEAUTIFUL LOG BANQUET HALL

The Timber Hall Is Available For Weddings,

Reunions, Graduations, Etc.

Unbeatable Rates.

Seating Capacity Up To 450 People.

For Rental Info,

Call Lori @ 410-4645

WANTED TO BUY Will pay top dollar for military items

(WW1, WW2, Korea, Vietnam), coins, guns, hunting & fishing items, sporting goods, steel toys, garage

items (oil cans, axes, tools, automotive parts, etc.), junk

batteries, copper, brass.

Call Gary (218) 262-4637 or (218) 969-7882

Interested in many items – feel free to call for items not listed as well.

Please leave a message in unavailable.

COMMUNITY NIGHT OUT

Seitaniemi

Homestead

Sunday, September 11

4:00-7:00 p.m.

Music by Eli Bissonett & Joey Kenig

Chili & Pie

Tour the Seitaniemi Housebarn to see the

restoration work

Sponsored by Sisu Heritage, Inc. of Embarrass


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218-984-BYOB (2962) [email protected]

Don’t limit happy to an hour

Liquor Store Open Mon–Sat

8 am to 10 pm

Hope you enjoyed the Fair!

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Trapline Convenience Store

4897 Hwy 21 - - - 218-984-2962

Monday-Saturday 8am-10pm AND NOW…Sunday 9am-5pm

ATM

Lottery Cigarettes

Tobacco products DNR licenses Landfill cards

GROCERIES: Milk, Eggs

Bread, Butter Italian Bakery

products ----lots more!

FROZEN ITEMS:

Ice Cream Frozen Pizzas

SNACKS Pop, Juice

Energy Drinks Candy Chips

READY TO GO

Sandwiches Ice

Coffee

OTHER Cleaning Supplies

Baking and Cooking Items

Toilet Paper Misc Personal Care

Items Some Auto Fluids

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* OBITUARIES * Ernest A. Lamppa, 94

Ernest Arthur Lamppa, 94, of Virginia and formerly of Embarrass, died on Aug. 11, 2016, at Edgewood Vista in Virginia. A memorial service was held on Aug. 16 at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Pike River. Pastor Don Stauty officiated. Inurnment was at the Embarrass Cemetery.

He was born on Nov. 28, 1921, to Axel and Minnie (Hill) of Embarrass. He graduated from Embarrass High School, attended Eveleth Junior College and Duluth Business School. Ernie began his lifelong career in 1941 at the family business, Lamppa’s General Merchandise, known as Lamppa’s One Stop Shopping Center. In 1943, he entered the military and served until 1945 as Staff Sergeant in the Finance Department of the U.S. Army in Thatcham, England and Rennes, France.

He was united in marriage to Lyna Niemi on July 18, 1943, during military leave. Together they made their home in Embarrass and Ernie continued in the family business where he also sold insurance. Ernie spent many years playing for the Virginia Rangers baseball team, bowled on various leagues, and was an avid ham radio enthusiast who spoke with other ham operators worldwide. He was a charter member of the Embarrass Fire Department and a member of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, American Legion, Ely Junior College Board and Embarrass Credit Union Board. Ernie’s love of his family was the most important thing in his life.

Survivors include his children, Jim (Janice) Lamppa of Eveleth and Lon (Ann) Lamppa of Virginia; grandchildren, Derek (Tara) Lamppa, Brent (Julie) Lamppa, Justin (Amanda) Lamppa, Jessica (John) Lamppa-Score, Joshua (Stacie) Lamppa and Davis (Laura) Lamppa; 17 great-grandchildren, Olivia, Luke, Kasey, Isaac, Xander, Ero, Ari, Ella, Emma, Majia, Lexi, Jaxson, Joey and Jace Lamppa and Ava, Alec and Carson Score; brother, Alvin (Janet) Lamppa of Embarrass; sisters, Alice Niemi and Bertha Niemi of Virginia; sister-in-law, Evie Lamppa of Virginia; and numerous nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Lyna; and numerous brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law and other relatives.

Edwin E. Wayrynen, 98

Edwin E. Wayrynen, 98, of Virginia, died on Aug. 5, 2016, at Edgewood Vista in Virginia. No formal services were held per his request. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery in Virginia.

Edwin was born on April 1, 1918, in Embarrass, to Henry and Mayme (Mattila) Wayrynen, and had been a longtime area

resident. He was a member of Messiah Lutheran Church in Mt. Iron and retired as a machine operator for United States Steel after 30 years of service. Edwin loved to make grandfather clocks and cuckoo clocks.

He is survived by his son, Dale (Vicki) Wayrynen of Vancouver, Wash.; stepchildren, Donna Campbell and Tim Campbell; grandchildren, Troy Wayrynen and Lisa Cearley; great-grandchildren, Meghan Crouse, Ashley Crouse, Kienen Wayrynen and Eilish Wayrynen; and great-great-grandchild, Corbin Lee Getchell.

Edwin was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Lois; and sister, Viola Kangas.

Fauna M. Aho, 71

Fauna M. Aho, 71, of Babbitt, died on July 26, 2016, at St. Luke’s Hospital in Duluth. Memorial services were held on Aug. 27 at the Pike Apostolic Lutheran Church with Pastor Carl Lamppa officiating. Inurnment was in the Argo Cemetery in Babbitt.

She was born on Aug. 15, 1944, in Bigfork, to Norman and Fern (Carlson) Rajala and grew up in Effie; she had been a longtime Benville resident. Fauna was a member of the Pike Apostolic Lutheran Church and was a long-time caregiver.

She is survived by her husband, Leroy Aho of Benville; four children, Todd (Rebecca) Aho of Benville, Timothy (Charisse Salo) of Embarrass, Terry Aho and Jill Aho, both of Benville; 13 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; two brothers, Eugene (Laura) Rajala of Bigfork and James (Charlotte) Rajala of Grand Rapids; and special friend, Karen Schultz of Ely.

Fauna was preceded in death by her parents; and one sister, Darlene Rajala.

Helvi A. Sipola, 77

Helvi Ann Sipola, 77, of Virginia, passed away on July 26, 2016, at her home. Funeral services were held on July 30 at the Landmark Funeral Home Chapel in Virginia with Pastor Berhanu Alengo officiating.

She was born on Jan. 6, 1939, in Babylon, New York, to Audrey and Hugo Holappa. The family moved to Minnesota, and Helvi attended Embarrass High School. She married James Sipola in 1955. The two settled in Tower, where they raised their five children, Timothy (Alicia) Sipola, Deborah (William) Killoran, Cindy (Bud) Berggren, Michael (Char) Sipola and Mark (Penny) Sipola.


* OBITUARIES * The couple also helped to raise their two nieces, Bonnie Bryson and Christine Saari.

Helvi is survived by her husband and five children; niece, Christine Saari; brother, Swante Holappa; 14 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents; sisters, Sherry Scheuring and Joan Bryson; and niece, Bonnie Bryson. June E. Waseleski, 88

June E. Waseleski, 88, of Eveleth, died on July 21, 2016, in the care of East Range Hospice at Essentia Health-Virginia Care Center and surrounded by her loving family. Memorial services were held on July 25 at United in Christ Lutheran Church in Eveleth with Pastor Gary Terrio officiating. Inurnment was in the Eveleth Cemetery.

June was born on June 27, 1928, in Ely, to John and Olga (Waris) Kari. She grew up in Ely and Embarrass, graduating from Embarrass High School in 1946. After high school, she worked at the Cluett-Peabody Shirt Factory and moved to Eveleth where she met Louis S. Waseleski. They married on Aug. 13, 1949, and had five children together. Sadly, in 1968, she lost her husband of 19 years to cancer and was left to raise four of their children on her own. Over the years, June worked at Cluett-Peabody until it closed and then AEOA in Virginia until her retirement.

June enjoyed precious time spent with her family and friends. She was a member of United in Christ Lutheran Church in Eveleth where she was active in the quilting group, making pasties, and service to the church. She belonged to a West Eveleth birthday club for over 60 years and enjoyed going to Fortune Bay.

June is survived by a son, Louis of Minneapolis; daughters, Jayne (Brian) Vito of Tower, Shelly (Michael) Byrne and Trudy (Bob) Vargas both of Escondido, Calif.; daughter-in-law, Mary Waseleski of Pahrump, Nev.; grandchildren, Katie Rogers of Colorado Springs, Colo., Paul (Annmarie) Vito of Britt and Christine (Troy) Grunenwald of Hibbing; great-grandchildren, Tyler, Dylan and Ryley Grunenwald of Hibbing and Ashley and Anthony Vito of Cook; sisters, Violet Moravitz of Ely and Shirley (Russ Wiitala) of Virginia; sister-in-law, Darlene Kari of Cedar; loving aunt, Dorothy Hall of Eveleth; dear friend, Jean Stanaway of Eveleth; and many cousins, nieces and nephews.

June was preceded in death by her husband, Louis; son, Gary; parents; and brother, Richard Kari.

Rodney’s

Sand & Gravel

290-0377

or

984-3215

Bookmobile

Schedule Visit your library on wheels, the

Arrowhead Library System Bookmobile, at the local stop listed

below.

Four Corners Parking Lot

Wednesday, September 14

5:15 - 6:00 p.m.

For further information on the Bookmobile or Mail-a-Book services write the Arrowhead Library System,

5528 Emerald Ave., Mt Iron, MN 55768, call 218-741-3840, or check out the website at www.arrowhead.lib.mn.us

http://www.arrowhead.lib.mn.us/


Pike Apostolic Lutheran Church

6997 Oberg Rd (on Hwy 169) www.apostoliclutheran.org

Sunday Services at 10:30 am

Tuesday Night Bible Study, 7:00 p.m. at Carl/Carol Lamppa’s

September 4 – TBD September 11 – Bob Tumberg September 18 – Gary Kangas September 25 – Jerry DeVries

Hope Lutheran Church Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

5088 Hwy 21, Embarrass, MN 55732 Pastor Evelyn Panula Weston

Office hours:

Mon, Tues, Wed, & Fri. 9:30am-1:30pm

[email protected]

218-984-2037

Sunday Worship at 10:30 a.m.

Open Communion September 4 & 25

Coffee an’ follows worship

Coffee & Crafts: Thursdays 9 a.m.

In September, Hope’s Confirmation

classes will resume on one or two

Saturdays each month, 9 a.m.-noon. This

year our focus will be Luther’s Small

Catechism. If your student in grades 6-12

would like to join others as we grow in

faith together, please contact the church

by Wed., August 31. All are welcome!

All are welcome! YOU are welcome!

Evangelical Free Church of Embarrass 5606 E Taylor Rd, Embarrass, MN 55732

218-984-3402 Website: www.efreechurch.com

email: [email protected]

Weekly Schedule: Sunday Family Bible Classes – 9:00 a.m. Family Worship – 10:30 a.m. Wednesday – Women’s Bible Study – 9:00 a.m. Kids on the Rock – 4:00 p.m. ENGAGE youth gathering – 6:30 p.m. Thursday - Men’s Prayer – 6:00 a.m.

Other Events: Sunday, September 18, 12:15 p.m.

Ministries Team Meeting

SUNDAY MORNING MESSAGES: September 4 “That You May Know” September 11 “Light, Darkness, and Fellowship” September 18 “What if I Sin?” September 25 “WWJD”

EMBARRASS REGION FLOWER AND GARDEN CLUB

Pike Town Hall, September 7, 6:30 P.M. Monthly meetings are held the

first Wednesday of every month.

Come and Share your experience with us! Coffee an’ will be served. For further information,

please call 984-3002.

http://www.apostoliclutheran.org/


http://www.efreechurch.com/



AUGUST 2016 July 25

61/75 July 26 51/80

pc .14”

July 27 55/82

July 28 59/70

pc .04”

July 29 48/75

July 30 46/75

July 31 43/76

Aug. 1 49/77

Aug. 2 54/79

pc 1.15”

Aug. 3 60/80

Aug. 4 48/83

pc .94”

Aug. 5 59/77

Aug. 6 58/68

Aug. 7 45/74

Aug. 8 40/73

Aug. 9 43/76 trace

Aug. 10 62/83

Aug. 11 55/67

pc .80”

Aug. 12 58/72

Aug. 13 59/70

pc .07”

Aug. 14 55/70 trace

Aug. 15 47/75

Aug. 16 45/77

Aug. 1 57/82

Aug. 18 50/80

Aug. 19 51/76 trace

Aug. 20 56/71

pc .47”

Aug. 21 48/69

AUGUST 2015 Aug. 1

53/70 trace

Aug. 2 42/78

pc .12”

Aug. 3 56/69

pc .14”

Aug. 4 51/61

Aug. 5 44/61

Aug. 6 36/74

Aug. 7 50/68

pc 1.28”

Aug. 8 57/68

pc .05”

Aug. 9 58/70

Aug. 10 58/73

pc .02”

Aug. 11 50/70

Aug. 12 44/76

Aug. 13 49/82

pc .11”

Aug. 14 59/84

Aug. 15 56/86

Aug. 16 50/86

Aug. 17 66/78

pc .02”

Aug. 18 50/70

Aug. 19 37/70 pc 1”

Aug. 20 53/59

pc .15”

Aug. 21 47/61

pc .06”

Aug. 22 42/72

Aug. 23 56/75

pc .54”

Aug. 24 47/55

pc .21”

Aug. 25 43/49

pc .22”

Aug. 26 44/56

Aug. 27 33/70

Aug. 28 36/71

Aug. 29 57/76

pc 1.05”

Aug. 30 58/78

Aug. 31 54/78

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