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How To Package And Transport 1. Pack Carefully. Place containers in a cardboard box lined with plastic. Pack them in an upright position. Tighten all lids before transporting. If container is leaking, pack in a larger leak-free container; soak up leakage with kitty litter.

2. Transport. Place boxes in car trunk. If you must transport inside the car, keep the car ventilated, and place combustibles out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources.

Event Location: East Central Solid Waste, 1756 180th Ave., Mora, MN 55051 Directions: Take Hwy. 65 South of Mora to Hwy. 23. Go West on Hwy. 23 for 2 1/2 miles. Then turn Right on 180th Ave. The facility is located on the North side of the road.

Send completed pre-registration form by Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020 to: Kanabec County Environmental Services 903 Forest Ave E, Mora, MN 55051 Phone: 320-679-6456 • Fax 320-679-6433

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R Acids, bases R Fluorescent lights, compact and tubular (this includes the new bulbs) R Paint thinner, solvents, oil based paint, stain, varnish R Pesticides and herbicides and other garden and agricultural chemicals (Raid*, Roundup*) R Aerosol containers (full or partially full) R Thermometers (older mercury) R Any other household products that are either poisonous, flammable, or corrosive. R LATEX PAINT: We now have a state contract for disposal

R Alkaline batteries: if in doubt bring them to the event R Empty containers R Industrial/commercial waste (residential only) R Propane tanks or compressed gas R Radioactive material or explosives R Auto batteries, used motor oil (this can be recycled locally) R Unidentified waste R Other non-hazardous waste

ALL HHW materials need to be registered. Kanabec County HHW Day COVID-19 requirements: For everyone’s safety and per state requirements all participants will wear masks and remain in their vehicles to adhere to social distancing. All HHW materials will be removed and handled by the HHW staff. Thank you.

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Please refer to CDC guidelines and State or Local mandates for the safety of you and others. Vehicles, 2015 Ford F250 XLT 6.7 Liter Diesel Crew Cab, 4WD, Plow Prep, Factory Spray in Bed Liner, Factory 5th Wheel & Goose Neck Hook ups, 55,000 miles Immaculate condition, 1998 GMC 2500 extended cab 4WD w/1996 Northstar pop truck bed camper,1998 Dodge Ram 2500 Regular cab 4WD Cummins Turbo Diesel 92,000 Miles, 2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac 4WD Crew Cab 216,000 miles, 1988 Dodge 350 Dump Truck 5.9 Liter Automatic 91,000 Miles, 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe AWD Drive 236,000 miles, 1991 Lincoln Town Car 196,000 Miles, Skid Steer, 2000 John Deere 250 Skidsteer w/Auxiliary Hydraulics 3,607 hours, Quick Attach Pallet Forks, Travel Trailers, 2018 Rockwood Ultra Lite Travel Trailer, Loaded, Like new Condition 1986 Jayco 30 FT Travel Trailer (great for the lake lot or hunting land), Motorcycle 2013 Honda CBR500 motorcycle 255 Miles (immaculate condition), Firearms & Sporting Goods, Over 120 Firearms including names like Remington, Winchester, Ruger, Mossberg, Savage & More, Large Quantity of Ammunition & other gun related supplies, Large quantity of traps & trapping supplies, foot holds, conibears, fur stretchers, Hunting knives some very collectible, Les Kouba & other wildlife artwork, Trailers 12,000# Utility/Bobcat Trailer w/ramps, Two place snowmobile trailer, Boating Package 1994 Rinker V180 speed boat on good Shorelandr trailer Boat recently tuned up Lawn & Garden, John Deere X485 lawn tractor like new 60 hours, Speeco 22 ton horizontal or vertical log splitter, John Deere LX173 riding lawn tractor (no deck) John Deere 60� three point back blade, Husqvarna push mower with bagger like new Stihl 311 Chainsaw (new), Craftsman 5.0 push mower, Smaller John Deere snow blower Garage & Related, Titan Industrial 7500 high performance diesel generator, Polaris 2000i Generator (new in box), (3) Campbell Hausfeld wire feed welders 110V, (7) Campbell Hausfeld Arc welders 110V, Craftsman tool chest on wheels, Craftsman radial arm saw, Lumber, (1000) Board Feet of Oak 1x6,1x8,1x10,1x12, (185) Board Feet of Basswood 6 & 8�, Collectibles, Numerous ERTL style tractors, Tonka Trucks, Metal Trucks, Scale Snowmobiles & related, Collectible bicycles Plus Sporting goods, furniture, house wares, antiques and more. Be certain to at attend and bring a friend. Selling in two rings. Thank you in advance, Janzen Auctioneers

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Live Onsite/Online (www.proxibid.com) will start at 11:02 AM! LOT# 1 • Multi-Sports Weight Bench & Weights; LOT# 2 • Husqvarna ‘650-CT’ Rear Tine Tiller; LOT# 3’ Husqvarna ‘MZ52’Zero Turn Mower Commercial Grade; LOT# 4 • Honda 3,500 Watt Generator; LOT# 6 • 2004 Mid America 19’ Pontoon w/Canopy, 40 hp Mercury Outboard & Trailer; LOT# 7 • 1997 Coachman ‘Cataline Lite’ 25.9’ Travel Trailer, 5th Wheel, Air & Bath, VIN#1TC3B0980VI2020066 w/Awning; LOT# 8 • 2004 Goose Neck 25’, 14,000 lb., Trailer w/20’ plus 5’ Dove Tail, VIN#1J9GF25284B253780 (approx. 1,000 miles on new brakes); LOT# 9 • 2002 Featherlite ‘STL’ 24’ Steel Stock Trailer, 6.8’ Tall, VIN4FL024202H053302, (has Some rust- approx. 1,500 miles on new brakes); LOT# 10 • 6’ Gehl ‘FC72A’ Flail Chopper (needs repair); LOT# 11 • Four Section Pony Drag; LOT# 12 • 12’ Moline Tandem Wheel Disc Hdyr. (1 broken blade); LOT#13 • H&S ‘310’ Tandem Manure Spreader, Two-Speed Drive; LOT# 14 • 12’ New Holland ‘499’ Hydro-Swing Haybine, Rollers in Good Shape, Ser#50049; LOT# 15 • 12 Wheel High Capacity ‘V’ Rake ‘Mod. BF12HC, ID#981410, (purchased new about 4 months ago); LOT# 16 • Two-Wheel ‘Rhino’ Hay Tedder; LOT# 17 • 16’ Hay Rack w/Factory Running Gear w/Removable Back & Front, Trails Well (racks treated 3yrs. ago); LOT# 18 • 16’ Hay Rack w/John Deere Running Gear,Trails Well (racks treated 3yrs. ago); LOT# 19 • ‘2394’ Case International Tractor, ID#9934900, 4 Speed Transmission w/6Speed Power Shift, Weather Cab,208-38 Tires, Hub Duals; LOT# 20 • ‘1 070’ Case AGRI King Tractor, ID#88L7296, All Weather Cab, 18.4-38 Tires; LOT# 21 • ‘1 070’ Case AGRI King Tractor #8754285 w/ All Weather Cab, 18.4-38 Tires; LOT# 22 • ‘1 070’ Case AGRI King Tractor (parts); LOT# 23 • Two-Wheel ‘Rhino’ Hay Tedder; LOT#24 • Two-Prong Bale Spear, Quick Thatch: LOT# 25 • 8’ Snow Bucket, Quick Tatch: LOT# 26 • 48â€? Pallet Fork, Quick Tatch; LOT# 27 • 18â€? Auger w/Bobcat Power Head; LOT# 28 • 2 Wheel Hydr. Wood Splitter • CATTLE (5) BLACK ANGUS COWS (exposed for fall calving) (2) BLACK ANGUS HEIFERS (12 TO 18 months old) (2) BLACKANGUS BULLS (12 to 18 months old). LIVESTOCK & FENCING ITEMS: Round Bale Feeder; Gilson Self-Catching Head Gate; 9’ Poly Grain Feeder; (2) 24’ Free Standing Panels; (8) 7’ Treated Posts; (6) 8’ Treated Post • HAY (29) 4’ x 6’ ROUND BALES MIXED HAY (PUT UP WITH NO RAIN) • TOOLS, MISC. HAND TOOLS & MISC: • OTHER ITEMS: 1995 Polaris ‘Indy’ Snowmobile, 6,870 miles • 1992 Polaris ‘SP500’ Snowmobile, 8,384 miles • Olympic ‘Bombardier’ Snowmobile (needs some repair) • 1996 Ford ‘F150’ Pickup, Two-Wheel Drive, 6 Cyl., New Air Conditioning Pump & Condenser, Bed Liner • 300 gal. Fuel Barrel on Stand 500 gal. LP Tank (5) IHC Suit Case Weights; Misc. Chicken Feeders, Waters, Etc.; Husqvarna Weed Whip; New Hand Post Hole Digger; Misc. Long Handled Tools; 24’ Lewsville Fiber Glass Ext. Ladder; 20 lb LP Tank; 42â€? lawn Sweeper; 2004 Ford P.U.Grill • 23 cu. ft. Wards Deluxe Freezer; King Size Custom Made Bed w/Drawers (beautiful); Small Cedar Chest; Misc. Household Items.

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Auctions by Robyn & Norby • Two-Rings • No Reserve Auction • 10:02 AM Be on time! • SAT, SEPT. 26, 2020 • 9770 - 325th Ave. N.E., Harris, MN A. Keith & Lavonne Johnson, Owners • Collectible Line of Tractors & A Lot More!!

DIRECTIONS:: From 1-35 to Harris Exit (#152). Then west on Cty. Rd.10/Stark Rd for 1.4 miles, turn left (south) onto Elmcrest Ave. for 1.7 miles (Eimcrest Ave turns slightly right & becomes 325th Ave. NE.) go 1.3 miles- auction will be on your left). 10% BUYERS PREMIUM • TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK • Pictures at www.norbys.net Live/Online Items Sold at 10:32 AM (www.proxibid.com): LOT #1 • Pallet Forks, Quick Tatch; LOT #2 • 66â€? Manure Bucket, Quick Tatch; LOT #3 • 60â€? Dirt Bucket, Quick Tatch; LOT #4 • 7’ 3 pt. Field Cultivator- Ferguson; LOT#5 • 6’ Grain Drill; LOT #6 • 3 pt. Walco Disc.; LOT #7 • 7’ Mohawk Back Blade; LOT #8 • 8’ Atlas Heavy Duty Box Blade; LOT #9 • 5â€? x 30â€? Wood Splitter, Quick Tatch for Skid Steer; Lot #10 • 7’ Farm King Snow Blower, Hydr. Chute, SN9024251’; LOT #11 • 1929 ‘D’ J.D.- Spoke Rimes; LOT#12 • 1935 ‘B’ J.D. Steel NF- Steel on Back w/ Fender (NF-Oid Wheel Stock); LOT# 13 • 1936 ‘B’ J.D.- NF- Really Good Rubber (Not Stock); LOT #14 • 1937’A’ J.D.- NF; LOT #15 • ‘H’ J.D.- NF; Lot #16 • Cletrac by Cleveland Tractor Co.; LOT #17 • ‘B’ J.D.; LOT #18 • ‘40’ J.D. w/Tracks (Cleats); LOT #19 • ‘BWH’ J.D. - Factory- W.F.; LOT #20 • ‘BHN’ J.D. Single Wheel; LOT #21 • ‘50’ J.D. NF Roll-O-Matic (Not Stuck); LOT #22 • ‘B’ J.D. w/ Sliding Saw Rig; Lot #23 • ‘AR’ J.D. W.F.; Lot #24 ‘MTHN’ J.D. Single Wheel; LOT #25 • ‘N J.D. Narrow Front; LOT #26 • IHC 530 Manure Spreader; LOT #27 • J.D. Roll-o-Bar Rake; LOT #28. • TwoWheel Sprayer (T3A); LOT #29 • J.D. Cultivar- Front Mount Only; LOT #30 • ‘1OF’ J.D. (Parts); LOT #31 • ‘B’ J.D. (Parts); LOT #32 • ‘BN’ J.D. Single Wheel (Parts); Lot #33 • ‘GP’ J.D. W.F. (Parts); LOT #34 • ‘B’ J.D. N.F. (Parts); LOT#35 • ‘B’ N/F (Parts); LOT #36 • ‘NJ.D. (Parts); LOT #37 • ‘D’ J.D. N/F (Parts); LOT #38 • ‘F12’ McCormick Deering Single Wheel (Parts); LOT #39 • ‘B’ J.D. (Parts); LOT #40 • Farmall Regular (Parts); LOT #41 • ‘H’ J.D. - N.F; Lot #42 • ‘GP’ Wide Tread- Side Steer Steel Front Tires- Steel Wheels on Trailer (trailer needs repair); LOT #43 • ‘HD5’ Allis Chalmer Crawler-Loader, Early 50’s; LOT #44 • 4500 Ford Backhoe w/Loader (stuck engine); LOT #45 • ‘GH’ J.D. (Runs)- Only about 6 left w/one bottom plow; LOT #46 • A. C. ‘C’ W.F. w/Woods Belly Mower (60â€?) Runs; LOT #47 • ‘A’ Farmall W. F. w/Belly Woods 59â€? Mower -Runs; LOT #48 • ‘9N’ Ford Tractor w/HalfTracks (Repairable); LOT 49 • ‘A’ Farmall w/Mounted Plow W.F. (can’t get spark) Good Rubber; LOT #50 • ‘B’ J.D. Parts on Pallet; LOT #51 • J.D. & Farmall Parts on Pallet; LOT #52 • J.D. Parts on Pallet; LOT #53 • J.D. Parts on Pallet; Lot #54 • International ‘2400 Series’ Industrial Tractor w/ Loader, gas (motor stuck); Lot #55 • Gehl ‘1465’ Round Baler- Gathering Wheels w/New Belts; Lot #56 • ‘BWH’ J.D. Single Wheel (Parts); LOT #57 • ‘A’ J.D. HN (needs to be Âżnished- have most of the parts); LOT #58 •.J.D. Lindeman Orchard Tractor (Parts); LOT #59 • GP Bean J.D. -Original Front Axel (new Engine- just needs to be Âżnished); LOT #60 • John Deere Threshing Machine • Over Hundred Years Old; LOT #61 • Governor for Steam Engine; LOT #62 • Maple Syrup Equipment (includes Lapierre/Waterloo/ Small Evaporator, Wood Fired, 35 Gal per hour SN13560 with hood & piping; 500 Gal Stainless Steel Sap Tank; 40’ x 90’ Stainless Steel Boiling Pan; 400- 500 Taps & Gas Drill; 30-40 Cases of Pine Syrup Jars • Live Onsite items start at 10:02 AM • WOODEN WHEEL BAGGAGE CART (from Rush City, MN.) • Buck Board from BayÂżeld, WI • COLLECTIBLES: Misc. Draft Horse Items & Other Items • 12â€? Walking Plow • MN ‘MI’ Sickle Mower • One Bottom Plow on Steel • Two Bottom Plow on Steel • One Bottom Breaking Plow on Steel • Potato Planter; Bell • ‘Superior’ Steel Tractor Seat • Red Steel Tractor Seat. • New World ‘Standard Series’ Delaval Cream Separator, Poughkeepsie, NY • MISC. OLD TOOLS: This is only a partial list. Many items to sort through yet. Ice Tongs • Black Smith Tools • Metal Implement Seats • Buck Saw • Two-man Saw • Block Pulley • Hand Corn Planter • Loose Hay Fork. • SPORT ITEMS: 1981 Honda CB650C Motorcycle •1987 18’ Sea Swirl w/175hp IO V6 Chevy Motor on E-Z Loader Trailer • 1972 Polaris Colt Snow Machine • 1996 Polaris Indy Snow Machine (2000 miles) • 1996 300 Polaris ‘Xpress’ ATV (needs work) • 14’ Aluma Craft Boat & Trailer. • MISC ITEMS: SIX WHEEL SMALL ESTATE RAKE • FAIRMONT PUMP ENGINE (TWO DIRECTIONS) • NEW IDEA 5 BAR SIDE RAKE • NEW HOLLAND 489 HAYBINE (GOOD SHAPE) • JOHN DEERE 4 BAR SIDE RAKE • Huskee 35 Ton Log Splitter • Warnock-Hersey Forced Air Wood Stove ‘Mod#1200 • Maintainer • Cushman Truckster (no engine) • Old Flite Elevator (used for wood) • (2) Two-Wheel6’ x 8’ Trailer, Fairmont • 12â€? Walking Plow. • TOOLS: RYERSON-DRILL PRESS H.D. W/H.D. TABLE -MULTIPLE SPEEDS • NUMEROUS OTHER TOOLS -TOO MANY TO LIST THEM ALL!! • Lots of Mechanic Tools & Equipment • Loads of Misc. 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Youth Deer Hunt

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Firearm- Area 100A

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Firearm- Area 200A & 300A

11/21/20 - 11/29/20

Firearm- Area 300B

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Fall Turkey

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Mourning Dove

09/01/20 - 10/31/20

Crow - First Season

12/15/20 - 01/05/21

Crow - Second Season

09/05/20 - 09/20/20

Canada Geese

09/12/20 - 09/13/20

Youth Waterfowl Hunt

09/19/20 - 01/03/21

Ruffed & Spruce Grouse

09/19/20 - 11/02/20

Woodcock

Ducks - Season 1 – Central Duck Zone

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Ducks - Season 1 – South Duck Zone

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Ducks - Season 2 – Central Duck Zone

10/17/20 - 12/06/20

Ducks - Season 2 – South Duck Zone

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The youth firearms deer season will be held statewide Oct. 15-18. Participant numbers are not limited and there is no special permit. Resident and nonresident youth are eligible. NOTE: Hunting of all protected species is prohibited. All dates are subject to change through a rule making or legislative process. Visit dnr.state.mn.us for updates.

Hunter safety is a top priority. Blaze clothing has been found to be one factor that has helped make hunting one of the safest outdoor activities.

Exceptions during a firearms/muzzleloader deer season

All hunters and trappers in the field during the open firearms/muzzleloader deer seasons must display blaze orange or blaze pink on the visible portion of the person’s cap and outer clothing above the waist, excluding sleeves and gloves.

• Hunting migratory waterfowl while on the water or in a stationary location

When no firearms/muzzleloader deer season is open, a person may not take small game unless the visible portion of at least one article of clothing above the waist is blaze orange or blaze pink. See exceptions noted below. Blaze orange or blaze pink camouflage patterns are allowed and must be at least 50 percent blaze orange or pink within each square foot.

• Area open only to archery hunting (no firearms hunting allowed)

• Trapping while on the water Exceptions when no firearms/muzzleloader deer season is open • Taking small game while archery deer hunting in a stationary location • Hunting turkey • Hunting birds

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• Hunting raccoons and predators (coyote, fox, bobcat) • Trapping furbearers • Hunting small game by falconry • Hunting bear

Did you know? Hunting enthusiasts anxiously look forward to the first day of hunting season, a date chosen after local gaming authorities carefully consider a host of factors. Conservation of both game and the hobby hunters love so much are two of the driving forces

that determine when hunting seasons begin. Local gaming authorities want to protect wildlife from overhunting, and they also want to ensure hunters won’t have to confront dwindling animal populations that will affect their hunting. Estimates of local animal populations are one of the main factors gaming authorities consider when trying to figure out the best time to start a hunting season. If local

authorities deem that the animal population is too large, thereby adversely affecting local residents, they will time hunting season in such a way as to give hunters an advantage. This can help control local wildlife populations and make communities safer. On the opposite end of the spectrum, if population estimates are especially low, authorities will time hunting season so fewer animals are likely to be killed.

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These efforts at managing local animal populations can benefit hunters, animals and even local residents who don’t participate when hunting season begins.

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New for 2020 Pandemic awareness As part of the ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the DNR is making adjustments to events, operations and service, including management of hunting seasons. While a number of adjustments have already been made, further changes may be necessary. Prior to participating in the fall 2020 hunting season, hunters should refer to the DNR’s COVID-19 response web page at www.mndnr. gov/covid-19 for the latest information on fall hunting regulations. As of July, the following pandemic-related changes to hunting regulations are expected: • CWD sample submission for deer hunters is voluntary in areas affected by Chronic Wasting Disease. Although voluntary, hunter participation continues to be critical for tracking disease activity and potential spread. • Youth special archery hunts at Camp Ripley and Lake Alexander Park Reserve have been cancelled. • There is no longer a lottery for the Camp Ripley Archery Hunt. Permits went on sale Aug. 28 and must be purchased by Oct 2. They may be purchased online, or wherever hunting and fishing licenses are sold.

strictions are temporarily cancelled for 2020 statewide. The definition of a legal buck has not changed. Party-hunting (also known as cross-tagging) for antlered bucks is allowed statewide. The early antlerless deer season has been expanded to include more deer permit areas. Permit area boundary changes: Changes to permit area boundaries are depicted on the 2020 Deer Season Area Map. For precise detail visit our online interactive deer map at www.mndnr.gov/hunting/deer/ map.html. Furbearer/small game Beginning Oct. 1, snares capable of taking a wild animal must include a breakaway device that causes the snare loop to disassemble at 350 pounds pull or less. The bag limit for sandhill crane (Northwest Zone only) was increased. Using drones or wireless devices: Can I use a drone when hunting?

The ban on deer feeding and the use of deer attractants has been expanded.

Drones cannot be used to take big game or small game. It is also illegal to harass hunters, trappers or anglers with a drone. No person may use aircraft over a WMA in a manner that chases, herds, scares, or otherwise disturbs wildlife, except in emergencies or by authorization of the wildlife manager. Drones may not be flown over wildlife management areas.

Due to the expansion of the CWD Management Zones, antler point re-

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Deer Special CWD regulations, including voluntary, self-service sampling, and carcass movement restrictions are in effect.

No. Using walkie talkies, cell phones, remote control or other radio equipment, including drones, to take big game or small game is unlawful. A person may use radio equipment without a permit to take unprotected wild animals. Dog training collars are allowed. Motorized decoys controlled by remote may be used for taking migratory waterfowl or mourning doves where allowed. A remote controlled animal noise caller can be used for crows, furbearing animals and unprotected animals. Unattended electronic devices may not be used for taking wild animals. Youth firearms safety training requirements

The DNR has modified firearms safety certification requirements on an interim basis as a result of COVID-19. Both in-person classroom training and in-person field days are postponed until further notice. Students of all ages may take their classroom training online. Students age 14 and older may also complete a virtual field day instead of the traditional in-person field day by signing up for and completing the online hunter safety course at https://www.dnr.state. mn.us/safety/index.html. Students ages 12 and 13 who want to hunt this fall but are unable to complete their in-person field day are encouraged to use the apprentice hunter validation.

Hunting requires discipline, dedication, patience, and, perhaps most important, a commitment to safety. By prioritizing safety on each hunting trip, seasoned and novice hunters alike are acknowledging the potential dangers of this beloved outdoor activity while doing everything they can to ensure the trip is as safe as possible. · Treat all firearms as if they’re loaded. Treating all firearms as if they’re loaded ensures hunters won’t be tempted to engage in the kind of fooling around that can contribute to tragic accidents. This approach can reduce the risk of firearm-related accidents or injuries, and can be an especially effective way to teach youngsters about the dangers of firearms and the correct ways to mitigate those dangers. · Keep your finger off the trigger and only point at what you plan to shoot. Keeping your finger off the trigger until you’re ready to shoot ensures you won’t accidentally discharge your firearm. In addition, never point your firearm at anything other than what you plan to shoot. · Know the forecast and dress appropriately. Firearms are not the only risk to hunters’ safety. Inclement weather can put hunters at the mercy of Mother Nature. According to the

Mayo Clinic, hypothermia, which occurs when the human body loses heat faster than it can produce heat, can affect hunters who are unable to get out of wet clothes or move to warm, dry locations as their bodies lose heat. In addition, hunters may be at risk of hypothermia even if temperatures are hovering around 50 F. Before embarking on a hunting trip, hunters should read the forecast of the areas where they will be hunting and dress accordingly. Outer layers that repel water can help keep hunters dry, and hunters also should avoid wearing cotton, which retains moisture and can increase their risk for hypothermia. Clothing made with moisture-wicking fabrics is a great alternative to cotton. · Share your plan with others. Returning home safe is the ultimate goal for hunters, and that’s more likely to happen when hunters share their hunting plans with others. Let someone, ideally a spouse, parent, roommate, or sibling, know when and where you will be hunting and when you expect to return by. Direct this loved one to call the local authorities if you do not call by a predetermined time. This can dramatically reduce the time it takes to find you if you become injured or lost.

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Pathogen contamination is one of the biggest risks when field dressing an animal. As with any animal, game can contain harmful bacteria, such as salmonella and strains of E. coli. Other animals, such as wild hogs, can infect people with a flu-like illness called brucellosis, which can be caught through contact with blood, fluid or tissue of an infected hog. Deer, elk and moose also may have chronic wasting disease, or CWD. Although there is no evidence that links CWD to human illness, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises caution. · Wear safety gear. When handling any game animals, protect yourself with rubber gloves. This will prevent the blood and fluids from the game animal from getting on your skin. Eye protection is also advised when handling carcasses. · Work quickly. The elapsed time from when

the animal is downed until it is processed can affect the safety and the quality of the meat if it will be consumed, according to Martin Bucknavage, food safety extension associate in the Penn State Department of Food Science. Field dress as soon as possible to ensure rapid loss of the animal’s body heat, to prevent surface bacteria from growing and to preserve the quality of the meat. Eviscerate the animal to help the carcass dissipate heat and remove the internal organs, where spoilage tends to occur more quickly. · Watch out for internal organs. Avoid cutting into internal organs, especially the intestines, where the largest amount of bad bacteria tend to reside. · Chill the carcass. Deterioration will occur more quickly in temperatures greater than 40 F. Therefore, insert plastic bags of ice or snow into the body cavity of the animal to keep

the carcass chilled. Move the carcass into a cooler or refrigerator as soon as possible after field dress.

· Choose tools wisely. Use clean, sharp knives when field dressing and butchering to make it easier to cut through and process the carcass. Use clean water, premoistened wipes or alcohol wipes to clean the knife frequently between cuts to prevent bacterial contamination.

· Hang game by hind legs. Hang the animal by its hind legs with its head down when aging or butchering. This prevents brain and spinal fluids from contacting the meat.

Most importantly during field dress, if any of the internal organs smell or look offensive, or if there is oddly colored discharge, do not consume the meat. Hunters and anglers are advised to learn more about field dress techniques to hone their skills. Speak with local fish and game officials about nearby courses.

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2020/2021 Ice fishing shelter regulations Shelter licenses

• All non-portable ice shelters must be licensed.

• Wheeled fish houses are not considered portable and must be licensed.

• An annual shelter license costs $15 for residents and $37 for non-residents, not including issuing fees that may be charged.

• The ice shelter license must be readily visible from the exterior of the shelter.

Portable shelters only need licenses and identification when left unattended, which is defined as all occupants being more than 200 feet away. ONE of the following must be readily visible from the exterior of the shelter with characters at least 2 inches high: • Owner’s name and address • Owner’s drivers license number • Owner’s Minnesota DNR identification number.

• A shelter license is not required on border waters between Minnesota or Wisconsin, Iowa and North and South Dakota.

If a shelter is left out overnight, it must have at least 2 square inches of reflective material on each side.

Portable shelter definition

A shelter that collapses, folds or is disassembled for transportation.

SHELTER REMOVAL DATES

Inland waters South of line - March 2, 2021 North of line - March 16, 2021 Border waters Minnesota-Iowa - Feb. 20 Minnesota–Wisconsin - March 1 Minnesota–North and South Dakota March 5 Minnesota–Canada - March 31

Dates of removal are determined by an east-west line formed by U.S. Hwy. 10, east along Hwy. 34 to Minnesota Hwy. 200, east along Hwy. 200 to U.S. Hwy. 2, and east along Hwy. 2 to the Minnesota-Wisconsin border. After removal dates, shelters may remain on the ice between midnight and one hour before sunrise only when occupied or attended. Storing or leaving shelters on a public access is prohibited.

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Darkhouse spearing: 10 (only 1 between 22-26" and 1 over 26"; or, only 2 over 26").

Shelter identification requirements

• A shelter license is valid from March 1 through April 30 of the following year.

Dark houses, fish houses and portables must be off the ice no later than midnight for each of the dates given in the categories below. County sheriffs may prohibit or restrict the use of motorized vehicles if dangerous ice conditions are present. If shelters are not removed, owners will be prosecuted. A conservation officer also may confiscate, remove or destroy any ice structure and its contents if not removed by the deadline.

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RACEWAY RAISES MONEY FOR KICK CANCER TO THE CURB Wagamon’s Ogilvie Raceway held a 50/50 raffle in honor of Julie Lang to benefit Kick Cancer to the Curb. The winner of over $1,000 was Jamie Swanson (left) pictured with Julie Lang’s husband, Steven. SEPT. 18 RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE From 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Mora Masonic Lodge 223, 800 S. Union St., Mora. To make an appointment download the American Red Cross Blood Donor App, visit RedCrossBlood.org, call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-7332767).

SEPT. 19 40TH ANNIVERSARY MORA BIKE TOUR Registration is open online at vasaloppet.us until 7 a.m. on Sept. 19. The tour will have a rolling start from 8-8:30 a.m. The tour start/finish line is at the Vasaloppet Nordic Center, 400 N 9th St. Mora, 55051. Masks and social distancing are required when not biking.

SEPT. 19 MORA FLYIN AND STATIC TRACTOR DISPLAY The city of Mora and the airport board are sponsoring the annual fly-in and tractor display. From 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. come and enjoy this event for the whole family including a pancake breakfast, paper airplane contest, airplane rides. Kids can register for a free fl ight which will take place on Oct. 3. Mora Municipal Airport is located at 2085 Mahogany Street, Mora, MN 55051. Admission is free. Some activities have a fee. SEPT. 21 55+ DRIVER DISCOUNT PROGRAM From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. the Minnesota Highway Safety Center will be offering the 55+ Driver Discount Course as a distance learning/ Zoom class. Register for the course at www.mnsafetycenter.org or call 1-888-234-1294. Completion of the four hour course enables you to maintain a discount on your auto insurance.

SEPT. 25 DENTAL CLINIC Children’s Dental Services will be providing dental services for individuals age 0-100 at Kanabec County Community Health, 905 Forest Ave. East, Mora. To set up an appointment call 612-746-1530 or toll free 1-866-543-6009.

SEPT. 26 FALL FEST BOOK SALE The Friends of the Library will be hosting a pop-up book sale on the library patio during Fall Fest from 12:00-4:00 p.m. Masks are required. No book donations will be accepted at this time.

SEPT. 26 MUSIC IN THE PARK Bring your lawn chairs or a blanket to enjoy the music of Will Hale who will play children’s music at 3-4 p.m. in Library Park, downtown Mora.

SEPT. 29 POP UP PANTRY Mora Food Pantry is hosting a pop-up pantry that will be offering free food for anyone in need from noon-1:30 p.m. (or until they run out of food) at the Kanabec County Fairgrounds, 701 Union St, Mora. All are welcome. You are asked to : -follow signs to enter -stay in your car at all times -1 food box per household -carpooling-two boxes per vehicle -if you have more than two households in your vehicle you may receive additional boxes by going to the back of the line -no restrooms available Sponsored by Second Harvestphone number 320-679-5513. This is no cost and all are welcome.

SEPT. 26 CITY OF MORA FALL FEST Enjoy the activites of Fall Fest from 12-4 p.m. at Library Park in Mora. The fun includes family activities, food trucks and entertainment including Cyrus the Juggler from 12-12:40 p.m., Old Man Magic Show from 1-2 p.m. and Will Hale Children’s Band from 3-4 p.m.

HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY MRS. JEAN ELIASON Mora High School Home Economics Classes 1955-1999 a.k.a. Miss Snellman American Legion Auxiliary Let’s help her celebrate. Send a memory or wishes to: Mrs. Jean Eliason 501 Riverside Street Mora, MN 55051-1724 Or send an email to: ckb914@ outlook.com and we will make sure she gets the message. Please include your graduation year in your message to Jean.

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MORA FFA READY TO START NEW YEAR The Mora FFA has had an active summer while following COVID guidelines. The summer started working alongside the East Central Pork Producers selling pork chops. The club also had their FFA lake party to celebrate the end of the year. The newly elected officers (Chairperson- Korbin Kahle, Building Communities- Annabel McGriff and Brandi Wellnitz, Growing Leaders- Lauryn Showers, Strengthening Agriculture- Ryleigh Rodenborg) went on the yearly officer retreat where they had a team building and year planning experience COVID style. The FFA looks forward to the upcoming year to continue its support of agriculture in the community. SEPTEMBER IS SUICIDE PREVENTION MONTH September is Suicide Prevention Month and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs wants to remind Veterans and their loved ones through the Be There campaign that small actions can make a big difference to Veterans experiencing difficult times. For more information and resources visit BeThereForVeterans.com. Veterans concerned about mental health issues can receive same-day services at the St. Cloud VA Medical Center in Bldg. 111, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday thru Friday, or from the Urgent Care Clinic in Bldg. 1, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 365 days a year. Veterans can also call a VA Nurse at 320-252-1670, and press 3, 24 hours a day. Veterans with thoughts of suicide or harming themselves or others should call the Veterans Crisis Line to receive free, confidential support and crisis intervention available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Call 1-800-273-8255 and press 1, text to 838255, or chat online at VeteransCrisisLine.net/Chat, or call 911 or go to the nearest community hospital emergency department.

VIRTUAL STORY TIME RETURNS TO ECRL Virtual Storytime is back, and so are your local librarians who together with youngsters and their families will have fun, sing songs, read books and learn. Watch on the East Central Regional Library Facebook page at https://www.facebook. com/ecrlmn/. Grab your shakers and scarves for Virtual Storytime, which runs every week from now until Nov. 18th. The librarians and their schedules are: · Ms. Erica on Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. · Ms. Amelia on Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. · Ms. Kirsten on Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. Each week we will spend 20-30 minutes working on our early literacy skills while we all spend time at home. Video will be accessible for a week so you don’t have to watch at 10:30 a.m. For more information, check out the events calendar at ecrlib.org and follow East Central Regional Library on Facebook (@ecrlmn).

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Highway Department Kanabec County has an opening for a full time Mechanic Assistant/Bldg & Grounds Maintenance Worker. Starting pay $17.73. For a full job description and to apply, please see the county website at www.kanabeccounty.org. Deadline: September 25, 2020

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO SEEK PUBLIC INPUT ON THE TOPIC OF POTENTIAL PRIVATIZATION OF THE KANABEC HOSPITAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Kanabec County Board of Commissioners intends to seek public input on the topic of potential privatization of the Kanabec Hospital (dab Welia Health). A public hearing will be held on this matter on the 29th day of September, 2020 at 6:00pm at The Grand Event Center at 2025 Rowland Rd, Mora, MN 55051. All persons interested may appear and be heard at the time and place set forth above, or may Àle written comments with the County Coordinator prior to the date of the hearing set forth above. For more information, contact the ofÀce of the Kanabec County Coordinator at 320679-6440 or visit the Public Notices Section of the Kanabec County website at www. kanabeccounty.org.

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Alterations and clothing repairs, 25 years experience. 320-3964152 Contact Rosemary. Braham Cut the Cord. Time for free TV. Get an antenna. Call Dave's TV, 320-515-0270. Diesel Problems? Call the experts: East Central Diesel 763-689-9470 eastcentraldiesel.net Handyman Services: Prompt, courteous, reasonable. Home and farm. Fred 320232-3573. Roof problems? Chimney problems? We can save you money. 612-845-0289.

106 HOME IMPROVEMENT Cambridge Handyman

All home repairs. Call or text 612-366-2433

NOW HIRING: Food Service Team Members Apply in person at Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pine City, MN Kentucky Fried Chicken 1280 Hillside Ave SW, Pine City, MN

106 HOME IMPROVEMENT Mora Metals: Steel roofing, siding, factory direct, high quality. Lasting durability and color. Fred 320-2323573.

112 TREE SERVICE Stump/tree removal to fit budget. Precise and lawn friendly since 1997, 320-679-5253. Tree Fellers Tree Service Insured arborist with 20+ years of experience. Free estimates – trimming, removal, and consultations. 763-227-8709

115 HOME HEATING For Sale: Combination outdoor woodburning furnace. 250,000 BTU output. 320-679-3375

159 HEALTH CARE East Central A u d i o l o g y Audiology and hearing aid care. Cambridge 763-689-2121.

201 DAY CARE Deb's Tiny Tots experience. Infant thru school ages. Certified CPR/First Aid. Braham. 763-333-4990.

FT Shop Technician needed for assembling new equipment and repairing used equipment. Great job for someone with mechanical aptitude who enjoys variety. Good driving record needed. Fluegge's Ag 320679-2981.

EMAIL CLASSIFIEDS TO frontdesk@moraminn.com PLT IS CURRENTLY HIRING A FULL TIME DIESEL MECHANIC • Hydraulic • Class A or Class B would be nice but Capabilities • Welding Capabilities not required • Pay depending on • Knowledge of experience Heavy Equipment

Call 651-484-2726 to set up an interview Located in Little Canada

305 PETS/ SUPPLIES Siberian/Alaskan Husky puppies. M&F, born 7/22. Ideal sled/bike/skijoring. $700. 320-407-3278

351 ANTIQUES/ ART Wanted Antiques: Advertising signs, lamps, recurve bows, Red Wing crocks, knives, postcards. Anything nice. Gary: 320-679-2535, 651238-0909. We buy sterling silver and gold jewelry, coins, and records. Call Manuel 651-775-3930, or visit the store Thursday-Sunday. Rose's Collectibles, 12815 Lake Blvd, Lindstrom.

355 HOUSEHOLD For Sale: Reconditioned washers, dryers, ranges, refrigerators. Rick's Home Furnishings 320-679-4047.

358 FIREWOOD For Sale: Split firewood. Oak $200/cord; Aspen $150/cord. 320-496-3904.

361 LAWN & GARDEN Black rotted manure, lg load, fast delivery. Also firewood. 320241-6983 or 479-2446952.

Part-time HHA/CNA night shift 11pm – 7am. Must be dependable, must be able to work independently. Call Kim or Sue at 320-629-7272. Wanted: Semi-truck drivers and tractor operators for October sugarbeet harvest. Primarily auto-shift semis, 2006 and newer. No CDL required. Great housing and meals included. 320875-4525, leave message.

361 LAWN & GARDEN Senior discount on fall yard clean up: Free leaf haul away. 320-679-3375.

362 MISC. Burial Coffins: Plain and simple, Amish built. Call Fred, 320232-3573. Gently used HP Chromebook X360. Ready for your student. $100. 320-4967968. Looking for that perfect gift for an anniversary or birthday? Think about giving a subscription to the Kanabec County Times. Call our office today (320)679-2661 to start delivery – we accept Visa or Mastercard!

369 WANTED Want to Buy all kinds of silver objects. Please call Mike at 763-843-0867

401 AUCTION CALENDAR Saturday, Sept. 19, 2020 10:00 a.m. Farm Machinery Consignment Auction. Three miles south of Isanti on Hwy 65 to 265th Ave., west ½ mile.Farm machinery, vehicles, trees, augers; hay, straw and firewood; miscellaneous. Selling in two rings. Bostrom's Auction. Lyle Bostrom, Lic. #30-29, 612-2706395; Nathan Bostrom, Lic. #30-47, 763-286-6840; Cullen Bartz, Lic. #30-48. www.bostromsauctions.com

Post frame construction crew now hiring hard working, reliable, experienced or entry level carpenters. Position FT with OT. Pay based on experience. Contact Carl 612-2294281.

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403 CRAFTS/ BOUTIQUES For Sale: Strips for rug making. Also homemade loom $50. 763-691-4021

404 GARAGE SALES Estate Sale: 1316 130th Ave, Ogilvie. 9a.m.-6p.m., Thurs.Sun. 9-17-20. Furniture, guy stuff, camper. Estate Sale: 2117 Joplin St, Mora. 9/1719 and 9/24-26, 8a.m.-3p.m. Everything must go. Fridge, freezer, golf cart, furniture, glassware, lots and lots of tools. Estate sale: antiques, furniture, upholstery sewing machines, Beautiful China hutch, home interior decorations, dishes, 20+ tables. 1027 321st Ave. NW, Cambridge

Garage Sale 9/18/20 – 9/20/20 9:00 am – 6:00 pm Lots of Household Items 43965 Deerwood Trl, Harris, MN 55032 On Fish Lake Garage Sale, 9/24 & 9/25 8-5, 9/26 9-4, 7593 St. Croix Trail, North Branch Garage Sale: 9/17-19, 8a.m.-4p.m. 26816 Riverview Dr., Mora. Oak table with 6 chairs, 2 tapestry chairs, tools, fishing, duck decoys, $1 deals. 100's of items. No junk.

404 GARAGE SALES Garage Sale: Sat., 9/26, 8a.m.-3p.m. 506 Forest Ave. West, Mora. Toys, comforters, kitchenware, bags, misc. home goods, formica top table, kids chairs, lots of misc. Garage Sale: Thurs.Sat., 9/24-26, 318 Watkins St., Dickinson. Clothing- women's M-2XL, men's 3XL, Halloween costumes, pictures, holiday dÊcor, craft items, sewing material, movies, puzzles, lawn spreader, garden cart, lot's of misc. North Branch, 9/2426, 9-5pm. Major downsizingEVERYTHING! Canoe, Tent trailer, Furniture, Vintage Tools, Antiques. 38234 Great Oaks Court Cory's Rummage Sale 9/24-25, 8a.m.– 5p.m.; 9/26, 8a.m.– 3p.m. Kanabec County Fairgrounds. $5.00/bag, too big for bag, make honest offer. Proceeds to Kanabec County 4-H.

451 RENTALS COMMERCIAL 2-BDRM apartment. Beautiful. No pets, $900 Villa View, Mora, 763-957-0662. Mora Apartments: Available immediately. $695-795/month, plus utilities. No smoking, no pets. Denny at 507-269-7639.

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506 REAL ESTATE I have buyers looking to purchase land. 218831-0804, Eddie Odendahl, Land Specialist: Whitetail Properties.

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ASSESSOR CLERK Kanabec County has an opening for a part time Clerk in the Assessor’s OďŹƒce. This person serves as the Homestead law specialist, the primary contact for general property and property tax information for the Assessor’s oďŹƒce and provides clerical services to the Assessor’s oďŹƒce. Starting pay $16.72. For full job description and to apply, visit the county website at www.kanabeccounty.org. Deadline: September 30, 2020.

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• On-call substitutes Duties: To assist with the cleaning and maintenance of district’s buildings. Responsibilities as assigned by the Maintenance Operations Coordinator. Salary and benefits per the negotiated Ogilvie Education Support Personnel Association (OESPA) Master Agreement. Higher wage available, based on past work experience with similar responsibilities. Open until filled. Applicants should submit the following: District application (obtained at www.ogilvie.k12.mn.us) and letter of interest to Brooke Stulc, Ogilvie Public Schools, 333 School Drive, Ogilvie, MN 56358. Applications may also be submitted to bstulc@ogilvie.k12.mn.us Ogilvie Public Schools is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

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