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Photos: L 'l rl
Top: Rull rd Farms sugar
at night west of Gralton, Bolom Left:
Bruce Smith checks his rear view mirror
as he ddves the night shitt for Larson
Farms. Beet hanmst goes on around the
dock as lnrks dump their loads of beets
at the piler west of Gralfon along Highway
17 late at night. Bottom Left: AI Szklarski
cuts a beet under the watchful eye of
Gra bea mana Dan Va e eer-
rmar in ct stand. Oneoa
rnornings a ooupleof beets are taken out
of each load and cut in half to see if there
is anyfmst. Ifso bee am and
relumed to the f d. A load oflrozenbeets
can breakdown and rot a pie of beet Dan
says is uay com . One
of the fastest harvests ever. He says the
c=op kxts sugarcon-
tent.
By Allison Olimb
of The Press
PARK RIVER, N.D. -- The passion is in the details.
There is a book on a side table in the reception area at
the new indoor cycling studio "The Spin" in downtown
Park River that states in bold writing on the cover "Do
One Thing Every Day That Scares You".
Last month Sherry Currie began renovations in the
building suite at 403 Briggs Ave. South where 1 More
Photo photography studio was located. She since has
updated the space to accommodate 15 bikes and cre-
ate a unique workout atmosphere.
Just last week, The Spin opened their doors with more
than 80 bookings throughout the 13 classes offered in
the first week.
The response that Sherry has gotten from the com-
munity has been one of support whether from local busi-
nesses fitting in her small electrical, plumbing, con-
stmction jobs before the opening, or working togeth-
er on scheduling collaborations with her neighbors at
The Gym, or the groups of people willing to give the
workout a try as she prepared for that first day.
Ride of a Lifetime
For Sherry, who had been teaching at Park River Area
School, taking this leap to owning her own business was
a dream made reality.
"I've always wanted to be involved in the fitness in-
dustry," she said.
She was involved in three sports in high school, two
sports in college, and still can be found coaching Park
River/Fordville-Lankin volleyball, today. She has
been certified in a few different areas of personal tra'm-
ing to be able to help train her athletes in the off-sea-
son.
Cycling, Sherry decided, was something that she
could see herself working with long term, a goal her fam-
ily fully supported her on. Her daughters, Hannah and
Ela'ma, even going so far as to become certified cycling
The Spin
Cont. page 6
Right: Sherry Cunie of Park River opened her new fitness venture called "The Spin" in Park River last week. The
indoor cycling studio features 15 bikes with 13 classes offered each week.
t
BRaking News
See page 5
PRA Football season comes to end
See page 9
"1 want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride my bike
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride it where I like"
Area
students
celebrate
MFG Day
See page 8
Treats
andTricks
acFoss
the county
See page 12
