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Databank July 2, 1 990 St. Cloud (Minn.) Times 3B Rural school meets test of time in move to new fairgrounds home Deaths Howard Berthiaume, 74, Becker BECKER Howard Berthiaume, 74, died Sunday at Monticello-Big Lake Hospital, Monticello. Funeral arrangements are being made by Peterson-Grimsmo Funeral Home, Monticello. Births ST. CLOUD HOSPITAL Brandriet, Mike and Heidi, 1120-4 Vt Ave.

SE, boy, Saturday; Bylander, Mark, and Michelle Henry, 4 Lowell Circle, Sartell, boy, Saturday; Feldhege, Tim and Lynn, 615 Third St. Cold Spring, boy, Sunday; Fenna, Tom and Lori, Route 2, Hill-man, girl, Saturday; Kaufman, Michael and Debbie, 17423 Fairway Circle, Cold Spring, girl, Saturday; Kelley, Neil and Sydney, 20 Seventh Ave. SE, boy, Saturday; Krause, Tom and Jody, 25493 County Road 74, boy, Sunday; Przyborowski, Melvin and Amy, 1213 First Ave. Sauk Rapids, boy, Sunday; Revermann, Scott and Linda, 824E First St. Melrose, girl, Saturday; Rothstein, Harry and Tina, 1628-10th Ave.

girl, Monday; Schmitz, Pete and Sandy, 203-1 1th Ave. Cold Spring, girl, Sunday; Weidner, JoAnn and Scott, 23393 State Highway 4, Paynesville, girl, Saturday. ST. GABRIEL'S HOSPITAL, LITTLE FALLS Atkinson, Robert and Missy, 901 Eighth St. SW, Little Falls, boy, Saturday; 1002 Seventh Ave.

NE, Little Falls, girl, Saturday. Brooks and 97-year-old Mabel Chris-tianson Broden of Fertile, also are expected to attend. Swenson taught there in 1915-16 and Broden had the classes from 1916 into 1918. "We sure hope to have lots of former teachers and students with us then," said Melford Roragen, chairman of the event and also a former student in the eight-grade school. He attended the school four years, beginning in 1922, when, he recalled, there were 50 to 60 students.

Enrollment in Lakeview named because of small lake nearby reached its peak of about 70 between 1915 and 1921, Roragen said. "There were two teachers then sort of a senior and junior department," he said. School District 69 was dissolved in 1946. Gail Jacobson of East Grand Forks was the teacher then. She was 17 years old at the start of the school term that had 11 students.

Gail Kaste's class included the sister of her husband, Alton Kaste, and five of their cousins. Those children didn't lack for a thing," she said in a telephone interview from her home in Northport, Wash. "It was like a family, and they helped one another. A lot of those kids I taught went on and did a lot of good things," she said proudly. Kaste, 62, won't be able to make the reunion.

"I will be working in my exciting job of forest fire lookout on Flagstaff Mountain. It overlooks the Columbia River," she said. "I don't get away from about the middle of June until the first of October. I spend my time up on my mountain then." After the school was closed, the building became the Garfield Township Hall. Subsequently, it was sold to Solon Gullickson and, after he died, was donated to the fair board.

Nelson said one room will be restored and the other room will be used to house exhibits of education in Polk County. i 4 4 -V 7 dren; and sister, Hedwig Kaeter, St. Cloud. She was preceded in death by her parents. Max Slater, 65, Milaca MILAC A Max Slater, 65, died Friday at his home.

Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Christian Missionary Alliance Church. The Revs. Tom Kyle and La wren Ingall will officiate. Burial will be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Ona-mia.

Friends may call after 5 p.m. today at Peterson-Johnson Funeral Home. A prayer service will be at 8 p.m. tonight at the funeral home in Milaca. MaxSlaterwasbornJuly29, Lime Spring, Iowa, to Alvie and Hazel (Holgrum) Slater.

He married Alice Adema June 9, 1946, operated Sinclair Station and later was employed by Cresthaven and Purity Dairy Companies. He had been a former mechanic in the Milaca area, worked as a night manager at Gorecki Manufacturing and drove truck for Land O'Lakes until his retirement in 1989. He was a past commander of Onamia VFW Post 955, life member of Milaca American Legion Post, member of Milaca Last Mans Club, member of Milaca Fire Department more than 30 years and was instrumental in organizing Siemers-Hages VF Post in Milaca for which he was the current commander. He was an Army veteran of World War II and re-cieved the Bronze Star and Purple Heart and was a veteran of the Minnesota National Guard. Survivors include his wife; daughters, Mrs.

Gale (Maxine) Hedquist, Omaha, Mrs. Charles (Sheryl) Smith, Colorado Spring, foster mother, Edna Leander, Onamia; brother and sisters, Donald, Arizona; Mildred McNary, Fort Myers, Audrey Mhlum, Sacred Heart; Fern Dagel, Sturgeon Lake; Myrtle Petrin, Onamia; Beth O'Dell, Santa Maria, nine grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his par help, contact Lori Long at First Call for Help. Offer support and a listening ear Become part of a support system for battered women. Staff of Woman House are in need of volunteers, 18 and older, who are willing to listen, talk to, and assist women who are in need of shelter because of an abusive relationship.

Volunteers are requested to commit four hours during the week andor assist with weekends on call. Training is provided for the volunteer and a six-month commitment is requested. For more information contact Bonnie Walters at Woman House. Maternity ward hours: Visiting hours for maternity wards at area hospitals are: Albany Area Hospital, Albany 1 1 a.m to 8:30 p.m.; Fairview Milaca Hospital, 150-1 0th St. NW, Milaca 2 to 8:30 p.m.; Paynesville Community Hospital, 200 First St.

Paynesville Open hours, except during feeding times (6 a.m., 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.); St. Cloud Hospital, 1406 Sixth Ave. 7 to 8:30 p.m. suggested family birthing visiting hours, other times can be prearranged with the family; St.

Gabriel's Hospital, 815 Second St. SE, Little Falls 2 to 8:30 p.m.; St. Michael's Hospital, 425 North Elm, Sauk Centre 1 to 8:45 p.m. FERTILE AP) The old Lakeview School passed a rugged test here last week. Moved from its Garfield Township location since 1882 to the Polk County Fairgrounds 4Vi miles away in Fertile, "It came through real good," said Robert Nelson, president of the fair board.

And no new cracks were noticed in irreplaceable slate blackboards on four walls in the former two-room country school, Nelson said about the school's trek. The damage assessment was true even after wheels on moving dollies under the structure settled deeply into unstable drift sand. Extra power needed to get loose and rolling again was provided by a four-wheel-drive tractor. The next big event for the 108-year-old structure will be a dedication as a museum and reunion of classes July 13 during the Polk County Fair. Former teachers, such as 101-year-old Synneva Syversrud Swenson of Lend-a-hand In order to help people in our area care for one another, United Way of St.

Cloud area connects people who are interested in volunteering with area human service needs. Following is a listing of current volunteer openings. For more information on these and hundreds of other local volunteer opportunities, call United Way at 252-0227. The Salvation Army, a member agency of United Way, serves a tremendous number of people locally who are experiencing crisis situations. Volunteers are needed to assist in helping people who request a service of the Salvation Army.

Specifically, The Salvation Army is in need of volunteers in the following areas: Noon meal program Greeters Volunteers, ages 18 and older, are needed between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday through Friday to greet participants at the door, punch lunch tickets and record names. This can be done in a seated or standing position, dependent on the needs of the volunteer. Individuals are requested to commit once or more per week.

Wash those pots and pans Volunteers are needed to wash dishes, pots and pans. The Salvation Army is discontinuing its use of styrofoam plates and cups; therefore they need several volunteers to wash the re-usable eating utensils. There is some bending necessary when using the dishwasher andor sink. No heavy lifting. A commitment of once or more per week is requested between 11 a.m.

and 1 p.m., Monday through Friday. Food shelf preparation Volunteers are needed to stock shelves with donated food and prepare baskets to be distributed. Hours are 2 to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Office mechanics Volunteers who have basic typing skills are needed. If you do not have computer background, you will receive training on how to do simple data entry required for maintenance of the food shelf program.

Hour requirement is flexible between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at the Monthly weather report The Times publishes a monthly temperature roundup each month as a service to our readers. The information is supplied to the Times by the staff of the National Weather Service Office in St. Cloud.

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Saturdays and Holidays: 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Sundays: 6 255 a.m. to 11 a.m. 8710 "Home of Minnesota's Largest Flea Market" Monticello, MN Dance Contest July 4 before Noon 25 afternoon S2 concession tor details Live Music: July 3 pm; July 4 pm 'Polka King Queen Admission: July 3 Free; July 4 main office located at 223 East St.

Germain, St. Cloud. Handle thrift store donations Volunteers are needed to assist in the thrift store located on Lincoln Avenue North in St. Cloud. Hours are Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m.

to 6 p.m. Volunteers are needed in three areas: Lifters and movers to haul boxes of donated items or furniture within the building. Strength and good physical health required. Snip buttons and zippers off clothing that cannot be This is a volunteer position that can be done seated or standing depending on the needs of the volunteer. Quilt project organizer andor block cutter.

Cloth from unused clothing can be used in making needed quilts for families. Help pull together this project or be a block cutter. If interested in any of these volunteer opportunities, please contact Carol Kicker, volunteer coordinatorsocial worker at The Salvation Army in St. Cloud. Let Someone know there is help When people are faced with a challenging situation or need information on available services, First Call for Help is there.

Beginning August 1, First Call for Help will be providing information and referral services to all persons in the Central Minnesota area on a 24-hour basis. Currently they are in need of volunteer support for this referral system: Phone responder People 18 and older, are needed to be phone re-sponders. Responsibilities include answering incoming calls and offering resource information on services provided by community agencies. Volunteers with sensitivity, good listening skills and a dedication to confidentiality are requested. Training is provided.

Assistance is needed a few hours a week between the hours of 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information on how you can Send for FREE pamphlet: Dentist Develops SNORING and SLEEP APNEA Treatment Device Dr. George Cook has developed a comfortable easy to use anti-snoring-device to solve his own serious snoring and sleep apnea problem. It works so good he is now making it available to the public, so that others can be helped too.

Although not everyone can wear the custom-made device that fits comfortably in the front of your mouth, a simple free exam in Dr. Cook's office will determine if you are a good candidate for the anti-snoring device. Those who are able to wear the device can expect a success rate of 85-90 percent. To schedule your FREE exam or to receive a copy of the "Snoring Question and Answer please call or simply clip this ad and send it with your name, address and telephone number to: DR. GEORGE COOK, D.D.S.

Holdingford Dental Clinic 101 Plymouth Street Holdingford, MN 56340 PHONE: (612) 746-2670 T624 TWO GO-KART G1VE-A-WAYS WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th 6:00 p.m. -Go-Kart winner must be present to win (emulation prize tor winners not present) -Many dher give-a-ways including: T-shirts, caps, toy cars, racing flags, Pepsi items, etc) See Sue Trac BIG Men SAVE! ents; foster father, Ed Leander; three sisters; and one brother. Matilda Stark, 70, Avon AVON Matilda Stark, 70, formerly of Avon, died Thursday at Willows Convalescent Center, Minneapolis. Funeral arrangements are being made by Williams-Thielman Funeral Home in Avon. Malisa Wieland, 19, Oak Park OAK PARK Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday at Bethel Christian Reformed Church, Princeton, for Malisa Wieland, 19, who died Friday at her home. The Rev. Kevin Adams will officiate. Burial will be in Sharon Cemetery, Princeton. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m.

Tuesday at Hasara-Hanson Funeral Home, Princeton. There will be a prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Malisa Wieland was born Jan. 6, 1971, at Robbinsdale to Lawrence and Shirley (Jasper) Wieland.

She graduated from Princeton High School and was attending Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Mich. She was employed by Princeton Mobil and was a member of Bethel Christian Reformed Church. Survivors include her parents and stepparents, Shirley and Willard Se-verin, Oak Park; Lawrence and Laura Wieland, Minneapolis; sisters, Mrs. Richard (Cherylyn) Vosper, Mora; Kayla and Jennifer, Minneapolis; and grandparents, Audrey Jasper, Blaine; Raymond Jasper, Spring Lake Park; Betty Manning, Minneapolis; Edward Wieland, Merced, and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Plant, Melrose. Memorials are preferred to Suicide Prevention Fund in care of Princeton State Bank. Marriage licenses STEARNS COUNTY John A. Dierkhising, 918 First St. Cold Spring, and Janet M.

May, 18185 Raymond Richmond. Robert A. Bourestom, 1751 Cherry Lane, St. Cloud, and Kristan L. Hardy, Menomonie, Wis.

Steven R. Schrader, 3125 Maine Prairie Road, No. 101, St. Cloud, and Susan M. Borchert, 3125 Maine Prairie Road, No.

101, St. Cloud. Todd J. Goebel, 1518 Ninth Ave. No.

306, St. Cloud, and Donna M. Mackens, 405-14th Ave. SE, No. 15, St.

Cloud. Jonathan M. Ebacher, 1213 Sixth Ave. St. Cloud, and Yolanda R.

Pol-man, 7-12th Ave. NE, No. 5, St. Cloud. Ella Grundhoefer Ella Grundhoefer, 59, St.

Cloud Mrs. Joseph (Ella Grundhoefer, 59, 1025-33rd Ave. died Sunday at her home. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St.

Peter's Catholic Church. The Rev. Steve Greenwell will officiate. Burial will be in Assumption Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 9 p.m.

today at Daniel Funeral Home. Parish prayers will be 7:30 tonight at the funeral home. Ella Grundhoefer was born Oct. 10, 1930, in Rice to Henry and Elizabeth (Sauer) Johnson. She married Joseph Grundhoefer Nov.

23, 1948, in St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Morrill. She lived in St. Cloud most of her married life and was a member of St. Peter's Catholic Church.

Survivors include her husband; daughters, Mrs. Edward (Eileen) Auge, St. Paul; Mrs. Thomas (Doreen) Byerly, Pittsburgh, Mrs. Dale (Pat) Orth, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs.

Richard (Debbie) Stolpman, Reno, Mrs. Tim (Renee) Mansicka, Denise and Tammy, St. Cloud; Sherry, Eden Prairie; eight grandchildren; brother and sisters, Leonard, Royalton; Mrs. Phillip (Clara) Geschwill and Bernice, St. Paul, i She was preceded in death by her parents and brother, Raymond.

Pallbearers will be Tom Byerly, Dale Orth, Tim Mansicka, Ed Auge, Brian Dudek and Dennis Swanson. Elmo Halverson, 100, New London NEW LONDON Elmo Halverson, 100, died today at Christian Nursing Home, Willmar. Funeral arrangements are being made by Johnson Funeral Home in New London. Virginia Lehn, 71, Avon AVON Virginia A. Lehn, 71, for-; merly of Avon, died Sunday at Our Mother of Mercy Nursing Home, Al-' bany.

Funeral arrangements are being 1 made by Williams-Thielman Funeral Home in Avon. Lester Lemmerman, 83, Sauk Rapids Lester Lemmerman, 83, formerly of Sauk Rapids, died today at Apple Valley Nursing Home. Funeral arrangements are being made by Dingmann Funeral Home, Sauk Rapids. Hildegard Ruhman, 86, Duluth DULUTH Hildegard F. Ruhman, 86, formerly of Albany, died Sunday at Chris Jensen Nursing Home.

Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Jarvi-Dowd Chapel. Burial will be 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in North Star Cemetery, St. Cloud.

Friends may call from 9:30 a.m. until time of services Tuesday at the funeral chapel in Duluth. Hildegard Ruhman was born July 22, 1903, in Albany to Christ and Mary (Renjeski) Sendzik. She married Alfred Ruhman and he died in 1950. Survivors include daughter and sons, Elaine Schmidt, Duluth; the Rev.

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