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Below are last week’s most read stories on the Pine City Pioneer website at: www.pinecitymn.com 1. Veteran killed in I-35 crash in Pine County: A longtime member of the Minnesota Air National Guard, on his way to one of his last drill weekends before retirement, was killed in a head-on crash on Interstate 35 after another vehicle reportedly crossed the median near Hinckley and hit his vehicle head-on.

2. Funding needed for ‘last mile’ of Pine County broadband: Pine County is exploring other funding options for expanding broadband. As regulations over the use of American Rescue Plan Funding become available, the county board has plans to use some of that funding for expansion.

3.) Man injured in rollover crash: A Woodbury man was hospitalized after a May 15 single-vehicle crash on Interstate 35 at the Hinckley exit. He was wearing a seatbelt and his injuries were described as non-life threatening. He was transported to Essentia Health Sandstone for treatment.

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Below are last week’s most read stories on the Kanabec County Times website, www.MoraMinn.com.

1. Therapy team uses horses to heal: May is National Mental Health Awareness Month and two Mora women with long histories of caring for others are embarking on a new journey together to help others find healing. Jamie Bankers and her mother-in-law, Diane Bankers, have co-created their new business, Manes for Change LLC, to offer equine-assisted psychotherapy.

2. Planting native species offers many benefits: Why plant native species? Plants native to a region are, by nature, not invasive, and while you may see them spreading within your garden, they won’t become problematic for the surrounding environment. Planting native species will provide greater benefits for wildlife and native pollinators and won’t need as much fertilizer or water as they tend to have robust root systems.

3. 1 year later, Dala Horse takes off the mask: The City of Mora removed the face mask from the 22-foot tall Mora Dala Horse, coinciding with Governor Tim Walz’ end of the statewide mask requirement effective May 14.

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Russel Bergren Memorial ea. / Neighborhood National Bank$1000: Recipients Mitch Klar and Emily Brown (not pictured). Thank you Donors Phyllis Bergren and Neighborhood National Bank! Mitch and Emily were also the recipients of the CSF of Ogilvie Dollars for Scholars Platinum PAW Scholarship - $250 ea.

Eldore Miller Memorial Scholarship - $500. Hazel Miller with recipient Katie Kunst.

The Citizen’s Scholarship Foundation of Ogilvie Dollars for Scholars would like to congratulate the Ogilvie Senior Class of 2021 Scholarship Recipients. As part of Scholarship America’s national network of locally based, volunteer-driven, the Dollars for Scholars’ mission is to mobilize our community on behalf of post-secondary education success for our students.

We held our Award Ceremony on Sunday May 23rd.

This year we are pleased to announce that a total of $38,800 was awarded to 11 2021 Ogilvie High School Graduates.

Recipients for the Class of 2021 are: Emily Brown, Beau Burk, Emily Gay, Brady Harlan, Mitch Klar, Katie Kunst, Gavin McLevis, Hazel Meyman, Alora Pratt, Alivia Sanborn and Terrance ‘Tutter’ Wallace.

Also, through generous donations, for our fourth year, CSF-Ogilvie Dollars for Scholars was able to award Alumni Scholarships. This year’s recipients for the Alumni Undergraduate Scholarships in the amount of $1000 each are Brooklyn Yotter (Class of 2017); Sam DeVito, Baylee McLevis, and Emma Vogel (Class of 2019); Annika Berg, Madison Chidester, Olivia Hudoba, Cori Olson and Kelsi Olson (Class of 2020). This year’s recipient of the Alumni Advanced Degree $2500 – 2 year Renewable Scholarship is Dallas Petroff (Class of 2014). Thank you to all those that have continued to donate and support the Ogilvie Dollars for Scholars chapter and graduating seniors. – submitted by the CSF of Ogilvie Dollars for Scholars Executive Board: Jayy Berg, g Stacyy Olson, Deb Brasch, Jen Drost and Laurie Arnold.

Class of 2021 Recipients: Terrance ‘Tutter’ Wallace, President Jay Berg, Gavin McLevis, Mitch Klar, Brady Harlan, Alivia Sanborn, Beau Burk, Alora Pratt, Hazel Meyman, Emily Gay, Katie Kunst. Not Pictured: Emily Brown.

Lincoln Trust - $1000 4 Year Renewable Scholarships: Emily Gay, Alivia Sanborn, Hazel Meyman, and Katie Kunst.

Hazel was also the recipient of the Leaders and Achiever’s $1000 Scholarship. Alivia was also the recipient of the Ogilvie Community Service $1000 Scholarship.

Jean Tolzman Memorial Scholarship $500 ea. Gene Tolzman with recipients Alora Pratt and Emily Gay. Alora was also the recipient of the Legacy In Our Neighborhood (L.I.O.N.) $1000 Scholarship.

Ogilvie Fire Department - $500 ea. Kevin Drost with recipients Gavin McLevis and Brady Harlan

CSF of Ogilvie Dollars for Scholars Positive Recognition in District 333 Education (P.R.I.D.E.) Award - $1000 4-year Renewable Scholarship – Recipient: Beau Burk with President Jay Berg. Beau was also the recipient of the Ogilvie Community Service $1000 Scholarship.

CSF of Ogilvie Dollars for Scholars $1500 4-year Renewable Scholarship – Recipient: Tutter Wallace and Chapter President Jay Berg. Tutter was also the recipient of the $1000 Platinum PAW Scholarship.

Duane Pearson Memorial Scholarship $750 4 year Renewable : Theresa Pearson with recipient Hazel Meyman.

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Bob and Lois Beck Memorial Scholarship (4 year renewable): Sierra Thomson, Sarah Berry, DFS President.

Clark Bergloff Memorial Scholarship: Gayle Bergloff, Caleb Anderson, Jenny Houglum.

Thank you for your support of Mora Dollars for Scholars!

John and Myrtle Carlson Memorial Scholarship (4-year renewable): Peg Carlson, Tess Houglum, Marty Carlson.

Congratulations to the Mora High School Graduating Class of 2021! Through our donors’ generous support, 42 seniors received Mora Dollars for Scholars scholarships this year. Among these scholarships, two are 4-year renewable and six are 2-year renewable. Each scholarship dollar amount is $1,400. This year, through the generosity of our community members, we were able to award several new scholarships.

The Mora Chapter of Dollars for Scholars has been awarding scholarships to Mora High School seniors since 1989. In the past 32 years, Mora Dollars for Scholars has awarded 1,129 scholarships totaling $1,410,850. The support and generosity of Mora citizens, alumni and businesses have allowed Mora Dollars for Scholars to give scholarships to help fund Mora High School students with the cost of higher education. Students who receive these scholarships are selected based on a combination of seven factors: their grade point average, ACT test results, work experience, community and school involvement, essays regarding goals and unusual circumstances and references.

Thank you for your generous donations and continued support! Contributions may be made at any time and are tax-deductible. Donations may be mailed to Mora Dollars for Scholars, Box 422, Mora MN 55051 or completed online at: www.mora.dollarsforscholars.org

Class of 1960 ESME Scholarship: (Engineering, Science, Math and Education) Grace Anderson.

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Jack and Jane Whiteford Scholarship (2-year renewable): Back: Derrick Kohlgraf and Benjamin Nordenstrom; Front: Anna Athey, Emmie Otto, Jane Whiteford, Jack Whiteford.

Vern and Doris Smith Memorial Scholarship (2-year renewable): Jack Sampson, Sarah Berry, DFS President.

Bob and Sue Miller Scholarship (2-year renewable): Jacob Johnson, Bob Miller.

2007 Volleyball Fan Club Scholarship: Back: Keith Ahlgren, Tyler Sundet, Pete Paulson; Front: Adam Oberg, Jason Jelsing, Garrett Engberg.

Ann Sande Thoreson Memorial Scholarship: Andrew Tomlinson, Toby Sande.

Audrey Smith Memorial Scholarship: Morgan Mann, Aaron Smith.

Bernard and Maree Nordenstrom Memorial Scholarship: BJ Nordenstrom, Levi Hallstrom, David Nordenstrom.

Bob & Rita Sundberg Scholarship: Sarah Berry, DFS President, Jagger Steiner.

Jerome Carlson Memorial Scholarship: Kamdyn Frahm, Marty Carlson.

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Earl and Betty Fredrickson Scholarship: Not pictured (recipient unable to attend): Dante Spilman.

Dick Smith Memorial Scholarship: Ruth Smith, Eric Telander.

Mora Dollars for Scholars Scholarship: Victoria Williams.

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Dr. James Knutson & Julie French Scholarship: Sarah Berry, DFS President, Marisa Swedeen.

Ed and Alice Nelson Memorial Scholarship: Pete Nelson, Kylie Williams.

Fred and Jean Ahlgren Memorial Scholarship: Sally Ahlgren, Olivia Hadhazy, John Ahlgren.

Right: Magdalena Venhuizen.

Glen Johnstone Memorial Scholarship: Sarah Berry, DFS President, Madison Calander.

John Hillman Memorial Scholarship: Nikki LaFave, Beatta Hillman.

Josh Besser Memorial Scholarship: Addison Judy Belt Memorial Scholarship: Kendall Schritz, Greg Besser.

Brandt, Keaton Brandt, Kayla Hruska, Lauren Berry.

Lynnae Christianson Memorial Scholarship: Bennett Wright, Amanda Stenberg, DFS Board member.

Mora School’s Staff Scholarship: Robert Bohachek, Jodi Kays, DFS Board member.

Mork Family Scholarship: Troy Mork, Jeffery Lilienthal, Joe Mork, Jean Mork.

Pat and Jay Thomson Scholarship: Keaton Brandt, Brooklynn Brandanger, Kendall Brandt.

Rick Matson Family Scholarship: Elizabeth Reeves, Rick Matson.

James and Pamela Deal Scholarship: Kaylee Lewis, Andrew Rasmusson, Sarah Berry, DFS President.

Robert Lincoln Memorial Scholarship: Emma Van Driel.

Robert Palmen Memorial Scholarship: Marna Palmen and Debbie Anderson, DFS Board member, Not pictured (recipient unable to attend): Lillie Schoenhals.

Russ Mills Memorial Scholarship: Ruth Mills, Samuel Udstuen, Sarah Berry.

The Flanders Family Scholarship: Sue Flanders, Dane Halverson, Chuck Flanders.

John and Leslie Hollister Scholarship: Ariella Onasch, Jodi Kays, DFS Board member.

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MAY 27 FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY The Friends of the Mora Library will hold their monthly meeting on Zoom from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. to discuss upcoming events and projects. Weather permitting the meeting will be held in the park under the picnic shelter. For questions call Katherine at 320679-2642.

MAY 27 OGILVIE HISTORY SCRAPBOOKING Come and help put Ogilvie history into a scrapbook from 1-3 p.m. at the Ogilvie Museum. For questions call Rosemary at 320272-4258.

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MAY 29 SPRING PLANT SALE The Kanabec Town & Country Garden Club will host a plant sale from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the farmers’s market at the Mora United Methodist Church, 500 Clark St., Mora. Parking is available at Zion Lutheran’ adjoining parking lot.

MAY 31 MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE The Lee Goldsmith American Legion Post No. 201 will host a Memorial Day service at 10:30 a.m. at Oakwood Cemetery in Mora.

MAY 30 MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE Royalton Memorial Cemetary Association will hold its annual Memorial Day service at 2 p.m.

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JUNE 14-17 FREE MEALS FOR KIDS Meals for kids age 18 and under will be served at Mora High School Cafeteria.

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Tap and die sets in original wood cases- real steel Socket sets: ¼ inch to 1-inch drive sets, most of these are Snap-on, Craftsman, Napa, good name brands Open end wrench sets of all types and sizes most are Snap-on, Napa, Craftsman Flare nut wrenches, pipe wrenches, vise grips, welding hand tools, Caterpillar specialty wrenches All types of pry bars and screwdrivers, a Good assortment of all types of hammers Battery chargers Hydraulic hoses, electric cords, oil barrel pumps, oil barrels, numerous nuts and bolts for equipment, large clevis’s Roll of new American ½ inch steel dozer, scrapper cable, used steel dozer cable assorted sizes Chain hoists, wood blocking Log chains, tie-downs, load binders Oils and other lubricants, nut and bolt bins- storage bins - shelving Diesel barrel on stand with filter Assortment of angle iron and rolled steel for milling, other fabricating steel CATERPILLAR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Parts, service and operator manuals for Caterpillar equipment, see photos Caterpillar brand ¾ inch torque

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Truck chains, truck rims, tractor rims Pto drives for dump trucks , Charlyn hydraulic pto pumps Caterpillar belt buckles, Caterpillar magazines, Green Machine magazines Longhorn cow horns White pine saw logs 10x12 galvanized steel storage shed on skids to be moved John Deere #953 hay wagon running gear Milk cans, old oil storage cans

Auctioneers Note: Les has been a long-time excavating contractor in the Hinckley area. This sale offers a LAWN AND GARDEN ITEMS good selection of Caterpillar items Craftsman snow blower and accessories with good shop John Deere 160 riding mower tools. This is a live only auction so John Deere front tine garden tiller make plans to attend.

Lawn and garden tools Any questions call Northstar 5 hp Honda engine pressure washer on cart Doug at HOUSEHOLD ITEMS End tables, large shelving, file cabinets Bed frames, oak wood shelving Other numerous household items INTERESTING ITEMS Scale model tractors, toys see photos Enamel wall hangings, John Deere, Caterpillar and gas station

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Speech / Language Pathologist Birth-12th Grade Ogilvie Public Schools Date Closing: OPEN UNTIL FILLED Qualifications: • Must hold a valid Minnesota Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) license • Evidence of having completed a preparation program in speech-language pathology accredited by the Council on Academic Affairs of the American Speech-LanguageHearing Association (ASHA).

• Evidence holding a valid Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American-SpeechLanguage-Hearing Association (ASHA) or SLPA Certificate and clinical field experience.

• Background working directly with students in the area of communication disorders • Background in conducting assessments and writing evaluations and observations.

• Possess excellent oral, written, and interpersonal skills • Possess knowledge of specialized instruction and Due Process in the area of speech and language.

• Ability to work well with a team of professionals on a frequent basis.

Ogilvie Public Schools operates on a 4 Day School Week structure (Monday is typically the non-student day.) A 1.0 FTE Speech/ Language Pathologist is open for the 2021-2022 School year. (District may consider applicant who would like part-time employment.) This position is responsible for identifying and serving speech/language impaired Birth – 12th Grade students within the Ogilvie School District; preparing and maintaining student and program records and reports within the special education due process procedures. Appropriate Minnesota license or Certificate is required. Salary is based on the Ogilvie Education Association Master Agreement, credentials and experience. Additional employment may be available during the summer at hourly rate of pay.

Application Procedures: Please complete the online application on the district website at www.ogilvie.k12.mn.us. Provide letter of interest, transcripts, resume, license/ certificate and three (3) letters of reference to Brooke Stulc at bstulc@ogilvie.k12.mn.us For questions about the opening please contact Kathy Belsheim, Superintendent at 320-272-5075 or by email at kbelsheim@ogilvie.k12.mn.us. This position will remain open until filled.

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Salary: Based on District Teachers’ Master Agreement (Q Comp pay is also available).

Duty Days: 147 student contact days; additional professional development days.

(Ogilvie educates with a 4-Day School Week structure; Monday is the typical non-school day.)

Application Procedure: If interested, please send a letter of interest, resume, three (3) letters of recommendation, transcripts, Minnesota teaching license and District application (found at www.ogilvie.k12.mn.us) to Brooke Stulc at bstulc@ogilvie.k12.mn.us or Ogilvie High School, 333 School Drive, Ogilvie MN 56358 or bstulc@ogilvie.k12.mn.us.

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20 NOTICES COMFORT TOWNSHIP NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given that Comfort Township Planning Commission will meet and hold a public hearing on Tuesday, June 8, 2021, at 7 p.m., at the Comfort Town Hall at 1948 Olympic St, Mora, MN, to consider the application of Mike Erickson, 2581 215th Ave, Mora, MN 55051 for a variance to place a garage closer than the required set back of 100 feet.

There will also be a review on pricing for signs over the size of 4 x 8.

All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and be heard on this matter. Written comments can be mailed to Patty Kruse, Clerk, Comfort Township, P O Box 374, Mora, MN 55051.

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Tree Fellers Tree Service Insured arborist with 20+ years of experience. Free estimates – trimming, removal, and consultations.

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305 PETS/ SUPPLIES Dog Training Classes in Cambridge.

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351 ANTIQUES/ COLLECT. Antiques wanted, car hood ornaments, recurve bows, Coleman lanterns, Red Wing pottery, deer horns, oil lamps, pictures, fountain pens, traps, fancy glass. Call Gary 320679-2535, cell 651238-0909.

353 BUILDING SUPPLIES Metals for Roofing and Siding: Amish owned factory. 40year durability, 21 colors. We do not install.

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

362 MISC. For Sale: Wheelchair, vehicle ramps, electric weed eater, small chainsaw, reciprocating saw, Christmas tree, Rainbow 6 computer game, ski simulating machine. 763301-9741

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401 AUCTION CALENDAR Saturday, June 26, 2021 10:00 a.m. Personal Property Auction. Bud & Joyce Pickett, owners. 2.5 miles north of Hinckley on Co. Hwy 61 to 44445 Co. Hwy 61.

Tractors and machinery, shop and miscellaneous, sporting and guns, household, lawn and garden. Bostrom's Auction Service. Auctrioneers: Lyle Bostrom, Lic. #30-29, 612-270-6395; Nathan Bostrom, Lic. #30-47, 763-286-6840; Cullen Bartz, Lic. #30-48.

Clerk, Bostrom's Auction's 763-444-9256. www.bostromsauctions.com Saturday, June 5, 2021 10:02 a.m. Business Auction. Poot's & Polly's Kitchen, Gary & Pauline Cambell, owners. 2229 160th Ave Mora, MN. Established concession business, all equipment and recipies. Inspection dates: May 31, 2021 and June 2, 2021, 10:02 a.m.12:02 p.m. or by appointment. Pictures and info on website, www.norbys.net. Auctions by Robyn & Norby. Col. Byron Robyn, Lic. #33-21, 320-2919566; Col. Kevin C. Norby, Lic. # 33-03, 320-279-0712

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Saturday, June 19, 2021 10:02 a.m. No Reserve, Live On-Site Auction. Gerry & Shanna DeBoer, owners. 1576 Ivory St., Ogilvie Mn 56358.

Lawn mower, lawn tractor w/ snow blower and bagger, lawn and garden tools, car, hand & power tools, garage items, household furniture and items, much misc. Pictures and info on website, www.norbys.net.

Auctions by Robyn & Norby. Col. Byron Robyn, Lic. #33-21, 320-290-9566; Col. Kevin C. Norby, Lic. #33-03, 320-2790712.

Saturday, June 5, 2021 10:00 a.m. Les Anderson Construction Auction. 404 2nd St NW, Hinckley, MN. Caterpillar parts, shop tools, antiques and more. Amazing Auctions. Auctioneer, Doug Maser, Lic. #3324MN. 320-630-6651.

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Sunday, June 13 10:02 a.m. Jon A. Isabell – owner, no reserve, live onsite auction. 13815 Pokegama Lake Road, Pine City. 2017 Skyline park model home, Jeep Wrangler with plow, Mule 550 utility vehicle, zero turn mower, snowblower, lawn and garden tools, sporting goods, patio furniture, 32' dock with wheels and wood deck, boats, trailers, outboard motor, tools, firewood, household items, furniture, snowmobile, 1952 Ford pickup. Auctions by Robyn and Norby, Col. Byron Robyn lic. #33-21, 320-2909566, Col. Kevin C. Norby lic #33-03, 320279-0712, www.norbys.net

Garage Sale; Bedroom set, 50+ small antique items; coffee grinders, churns, bowls. Chest of drawers, new, used, barn finds, old kitchen items. 8-4, 5/26-28.

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Multi-family sale 6/35, 8a.m.-4p.m., 2089 Nightengale Street, Mora. Homegoods, décor, lawn and garden, collectibles, gokart, bicycles, electronics, 1962 Thompson wood boat, lots more.

Thur.-Fri., 6/3-4, 8a.m.-6p.m. Clothesinfant- adult, household, toys, much misc.

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406 SALES Estate Sale: June 34, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; June 5, 8:00 to noon. Treasures for everyone! Household, furniture, tools, etc.

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JUNE 7-11 MORA AREA ECUMENICAL VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2021 ‘River of Life: God’s gift of Water ’-9:00-11:30 a.m. Monday, June 7 through Friday, June 11, 2021 Find more info on Facebook: Mora Area Ecumenical Vacation Bible School. Registration forms can be found online at https:// forms.gle/xHuFRmyzjBjJEmgR6.

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