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Faith in the ;Iden.
Walsh County
Spotlight
The merchants below are
proud to announce:
Park River Area School together with
Prairie Public Broadcasting will present
Family Literacy Night on Thursday, May 1
from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. at the Park River
Area Elementary Gym and Park River City
Library. The event us open to families with
children ages: birth to age eight and will
include a special appearance by Clifford
the Big Red Dog. Chddren's Books will be
given to every child in attendance and
refreshments will be provided.
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Adams ~ 944-2231
Grafton ~ 352-3668
UNITED Michigan ~ 259-2112
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Crystal ~ 657-2168
110 4th St. E
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Jim's Super Valu
101 3rd St. W
Park River For all your dinner needs!
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-by Adele Hankey
It is said that one gets a craving for a certain food and it is
because of lack of starch or something sweet. It is easy to
satisfy the taste buds for something sweet if it is of sugar, but
starch is something you have to prepare like spaghetti; and
what is better than spaghetti and meatballs. I love them and
you will too!
Spaghetti and Meatballs
3/4 lb. ground beef 1/4 lb. ground pork 1/2 C. grated
cheddar cheese 1 clove garlic, minced
1/2 tsp. salt 1/8 tsp. pepper ° 1/2 C. milk 2 eggs, beaten
Mix all ingredients together, shape into one inch balls.
Brown the meatballs on all sides in hot fat. Pour off fat as it
collects. Add the meatballs to 8 oz. of cooked spaghetti and
pour this spicy tomato sauce that has been simmered for 30
minutes over all.
Spicy Tomato Sauce
1 C. minced onion 1/4 C. vegetable oil 1 tsp. salt 1/4 tsp.
pepper I tsp. Worcestershire sauce 8 drops Tabasco sauce
1 (8 oz.) can tomato sauce 1 (8 oz.) can tomato paste 3/4
to 1 C. of water
SautC onions in vegetable oil until tender. Slowly mix
remaining ingredients to the sauce mixture.
***Lipton Mashed potatoes go well with this
Lipton Mashed Potatoes
2-3 lbs. potatoes, peeled, cut into chunks and boiled 1
envelope Lipton Onion soup mix 3/4 C. heated milk 1/2 C.
sour cream Salt and pepper to taste
In a 3 qt. saucepan, put potatoes, cover with water and boil
them until tender. When done, mash them. Stir in onion soup
mix blended with hot milk and sour cream. Add salt and
pepper to taste.
Until next time
"Dell"
Clockwise from Top Left: Brit Brouillard, Sarah Hell, and Abby
Zikmund
PARK RIVER, N.D. -- Brit
Brouillard, Sarah Hell, and Abby
Zikmund will present a Senior Pi-
ano Recital on Sunday May 4,
2014, at Our Saviour's Lutheran
Church in Park River at 2:00 p.m.
Brit is the son of David and Bob-
bi Brouillard. Sarah is the daugh-
ter of Darryl and Vicky Hell.
Abby is the daughter of Tim and
Jacqui Zikmund. The seniors are
students of Sheryl Kjelland.
The public is cordially invited
to this recital.
Your
Walsh
community. Your paper
County Press 284-6333
BISMARCK, N.D. -- In a of enforcement and saturation pa-
continuing effort to end the prob- trois in protecting motorists on
lem of impaired driving, the North Dakota's roadways.
Northeast Grand Forks Regional The Northeast Grand Forks
DUI Task Force conducted a Regional DUI Task Force in-
month long high visibility en- cludes the following agencies:
forcement event during the month North Dakota Highway Patrol
of March. Pembina County Sheriff's
During this recent unified sat- Department
urated patrol effort, the Northeast Walsh County Sheriff's De-
Grand Forks Regional DUI Task partment
Force made: Nelson County Sheriff's De-
- 18 driving under the influence partment
arrests Grand Forks County Sheriff's
8 other alcohol related arrests Department
9 drug arrests Cavalier Police Department
26 speed citations UND Police Department
2 felony violations Grand Forks Police Depart-
12 suspended driving arrests ment
110 total citations/arrests The DUI Task Force began on
165 total enforcement contacts October 1, 2010 in order to take
In the Northeast Grand Forks significant steps towards reducing
Region, 8 law enforcement agen- alcohol-related crashes and fatal-
cies participated in the second ities across the state. Nearly eighty
quarter of this program which percent of all law enforcement
was conducted from March 1-agencies currently participate in
31, 2014. By working together to the DUI Task Force across North
create high visibility enforcement, Dakota. Funding for this en-
early results show a positive im- hanced enforcement is provided
pact on deterring motorists from through the North Dakota De-
drinking and driving. These sta- partment of Transportation (ND-
tistics emphasize the importance DOT).
ue car
CAVALIER, N.D.- Icelandic This is when he purchased the
State Park and the Pembina Coun- Suburban Coupe, eventually giv-
ty Historical Society are leading ing it to his sister Lea who con-
the effort to raise funds to purchase tinued to live on the family farm
a 1925 Case Model X Suburban and drove this Case car tl-Lrough-
Coupe originally belonging to out the community. Lea traded the
G.B Gunlogson and bring it home car to Cavalier's Case dealer
to become an important link to the Harold Morrison who later sold it
Gunlogson saga at Icelandic State to Irl Goode ofLaMoure, ND. In
Park which is celebrating its 50th 1988 Herb Wessel of Maryland
Anniversary in 2014. purchased the car at an estate
In June the rare coupe, one of sale. .....
()nly 139 Model X Case cars built While restoring the ’ehicle,
and the only know existing Sub- Wessel found a layer oi Ca e or-
urban Coupe, comes up for auction ange paint with the lettering Cav-
in Maryland. If successful in the alier Motor & Implement which
purchase the car will be housed supports the car's story. Wessel is
and on display to the public at the
offering the Model X at auction in
Pembina County Historical Mu- June.
scum and will be used for special
occasions at Icelandic State Park A representative of the Pembi-
and the museum, na County Historical Society is at-
Gunlogson grew up near Akra tending the June auction in Mary-
on the family homestead which land with the intent to purchase the
has been preserved as an integral vehicle. Those wanting to be a part
part of Icelandic State Park and of this endeavor can contribute to
placed on the National Register of the fund -- in the event the bid is
Historic Places. Gunlogson is the not successful, donations will be
donor of the land where both Ice- returned.
landic State Park and the Pembi- Contributions to this exciting
na County Historical Museum project can be sent to Gunlogson
grounds are located. He also gen- Case Car Fund, Icelandic State
erously contributed to several or- Park, 13571 Hwy 5, Cavalier,
ganizations and institutions in the ND 58220. All donations are tax
county, deductible within the limits of
Gunlogson was a mover and the IRS. For further information,
shaker for Case, rising through the contact Justin Robinson, ISP Man-
ranks and becoming head of the ager, at 701-265-4561 or Jim Ben-
Case Motor Car Division in 1925. jaminson at 701-549-3746.
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