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Columbus Shirley Erickson

Love is when you realize they aren’t perfect and it doesn’t mat-ter.

Some of us gals traveled to Sur-rey where we enjoyed a meal of klub, ham and a variety of sweets. It’s nice to get out in the country area and we have a good driver.

A friend, Kathryn Swanson and I visited on Sunday at Manor Care. Paul Negaard enjoyed the visit and his Hershey bars. Paul is very good to reminisce and is reminded of his many contributions to the athletic programs in Columbus.

Never a dull moment. Such was the occasion yesterday (Monday). My neighbor (chaffeur) took a friend and I on a tour in the country area, up to the new Dollar Store on North Hill, to an eating place, then played cards to finalize the day.

In my interesting cookbook I just purchased, I found an interesting recipe for noodles: Take one egg, a pinch of salt, half an egg shell full of water. Stir in all the flour it will take. Roll as thin as pos-sible. Hang over a chair back on a napkin to dry, then roll up like a jelly cake and slice off as thick as a wafer. Cook 15 to 10 minutes.

LigniteTuesday pinochle winners were

Virgil, Pat and Bernie. Thursday winners were Virgil and Vi.

Monson Finkenhagen American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday. Plans were discussed for Memo-rial Day as well as other business. Those attending were Bernie Hys-julien, Pat Monson, Sharon McEv-ers, Harriet Heth, Betty Johnson, Nadine Sandberg, Minnie Ewalt and Kimberly Hermanson.

Betty Johnson, Harriet Heth, Janet Nelson, Karon Knuckey and Michelle Redmer enjoyed a day of crafting Saturday at the Lignite Se-nior Center. Betty, Harriet, Janet and Michelle enjoyed supper at the 109 that evening. The corned beef and cabbage was awesome!!

Lignite Fire District& Lignite Volunteers

ANNUAL MEETINGWednesday, March 20

7:00 PM - Fire HallElection of Officers following

Senior CitizensMenu

LIGNITE/COLUMBUSCall day before to reserve

or cancel a meal, 596-3563Friday, March 22: Tuna fish

on a bun, soup, crackers, carrot sticks, applesauce.

Monday, March 25: Spaghetti, meatballs, green beans, lettuce, garlic toast, cherry jello with peaches.

Wednesday, March 27: Pork roast, mashed potatoes, gravy, cheese cauliflower, applesauce.

BOWBELLS377-2376

Friday, March 22: Macaroni & cheese, chicken pieces, peas & carrots, peaches.

Monday, March 25: Pork roast, gravy, dressing, mashed potatoes, green beans, jello cake.

Wednesday, March 27: Meatloaf, gravy, mashed poatoes, broccoli, mixed fruit.

POWERS LAKE464-5630

Friday, March 22: Roast beef, gravy, mashed potatoes, peas & pearl onions, fruit with jello.

Monday, March 25: Pork roast, gravy, dressing, mashed potatoes, green beans, jello cake.

Wednesday, March 27: Meat-balls, gravy, mashed potatoes, corn, fruit salad.

Powers Lake

Food Barn

Powers Lake

CLOSING EARLY

Saturday, Mar. 30 Open 6 AM to 3 PM

BowbellsSunday, Kathy Anderson and

Roxy Corey were in Mohall visit-ing Clarice Corey, Kathy Peterson, Barb Konezcny, Lowell Melby, Kenny Graveson, MaryLynne and Earl Jensen at the nursing home. They also stopped to visit Jane Anseth.

After the Friday afternoon Pow-ers Lake versus Beulah game at the State B Tourney in Minot, Lyann Olson drove to Mandan to spend time with new grandson, Jaxon and his parents, Garrett and Lauren Roth. Also there for Friday night supper was the Geran and Whitney Rick family of Lignite. Saturday Lyann, Lauren, Whitney, Wesley and Elliott met Brittany Rick and kids at the McDonald’s playland in Bismarck. Then Ly-ann, Albert and Tammy Cannard attended mass before meeting Tammy’s sister, Lori and Darren Goodman for supper. They had a very enjoyable visit.

Mary Winzenburg and Ardelle McIntyre were in Kenmare at Ilene Hoff’s for coffee. Betty John-son had a bit of information on St. Patrick’s Day to share. After coffee Mary and Ardelle went to Marge Aufforth’s and finished watching the Powers Lake game with her.

Tuesday, Dee Haley, Lisa, Tim and Corbin went to watch the two older boys play basketball in Pow-ers Lake.

Darcy Christiansen called Dee Haley. She is doing well and will be moving into her new home on Friday. She is excited to have her own place. Her new address is Heartland, 639 Ave. H Apt. 29,

Notice of Annual MeetingPowers Lake Rural Fire

Protection DistrictMonday, April 1 - 7:00 PM

Powers Lake Fire Hall

Spaghetti Feed & Silent AuctionSunday, March 24

11:00 AM - 2:00 PM109 SteakhouseMain Street - Lignite

Freewill Donation For MealProceeds go to students attending

National LifeSmarts in Orlando, FL

Menu:Spaghetti,

Garlic ToastSalad

DessertIf you wish to donate

to silent auction, items may be dropped off

at the school

Fri. & Sat., 7 & 9:15 pm - Sun 7 pm

FIGHTING WITH MY FAMILYRATED: PG-13

Card of ThanksI would like to thank everyone for

the nice cards, memorials, phone calls, food and prayers as I grieve the loss of my brother, Kermit.

These acts of kindness were of a great comfort.

Leonard Jorgensen p

Most of us don’t realize how deeply we depend on our friends, neighbors and relatives until a crisis occurs. Our crisis occurred last June 29 when our daughter, son-in-law and grandson (Kady, Destin and Rylan Williams) of Pueblo, Colorado

were involved in a head-on traffic accident south of Cody. After 9 months, each of them continues to recuperate, although Kady remains in QLI rehab in Omaha and will undoubtedly spend many more months recovering.

It is not possible to thank each of you who have given of themselves to serve us during the past 9 months. Dozens of you stepped up with financial aid that we are so grateful for. You provided hundreds of examples of kindness, including sharing your blessings and prayers for full recovery. And even more of you stood beside us in support, assuring us that you could be counted on.

Please know how grateful and thankful we are for your kindness and support during our time of need. God bless you.

Glenda (Springsted) and Bob SpencerDestin, Kady and Rylan Williams

Johnston’s Birthday Party celebrate Brent & Connie’s Birthdays

Saturday, March 23 - 2:00-4:00 PMBethlehem Lutheran Church, Bowbells

no gifts please

Portal Rural Fire Department ANNUAL MEETING

Tuesday, April 2 - 6:30 PMPortal Fire Hall

Jaxon Bruce RothMarch 6, 2019

7 lbs. 6 oz • 21 inchesparents:

Garrett & Lauren of Mandangrandparents:

Bruce & Jodie RothDarris & Lyann Olson

Jim Rick Jr.great grandparents:

Dan and Bernnie LinsterJim Rick Sr.

Debbie Harter-GenetzkyWayne and Clara Olson

Powell, WY 82435. She would love mail from her friends in Bowbells.

Last Thursday Joanne Jacobson and Gail Jacobson took Janet Cron and Hazel Herman on a mountain ride in their side by sides. They visited an old mine high up on a steep rocky trail. So beautiful, blooming cactus and picked a vari-ety of rocks, some valuable, some just pretty. The girls provided a trail lunch on a high peak above the beautiful scenery. Nine hours and 30 miles later, they were full of sand dust and sunburned, but it counted as a perfect day.

Michelle Redmer stopped Friday at Amber and Keith Heitzigs’ to see Chelsea’s prom dress.

Hazel Herman’s son, Kenny and Bonnie, Shane and Shelby visited Hazel and Janet on Tuesday. After picking grapefruit and oranges fresh off the trees in Quartzsite, Hazel joined them for a trip to Mexico for tourist sites and shop-ping. Harvest is in full swing so along the way they saw cabbage and broccoli being handpicked and then conveyed into refriger-ated trucks.

Saturday, Michelle Redmer went to Lignite to scrapbook with Harriet Heth, Betty Johnson, Janet Nelson, Bernie Hysjulien and Karon Knuckey. Also visit-ing were Holly Chrest and Helene Beard who were out enjoying the beautiful day. For supper Harriet, Betty, Janet and Michelle went for corned beef at the 109. All except Michelle because she thinks it is yucky and had something else. Mi-chelle also chatted with Dorothy Christiansen for a bit.

Sunday, Janet Cron and Hazel Herman went to a picnic lunch fundraiser with hamburgers, hotdogs and lots of salads at the Quartzsite park. They are raising money for a monument at Cecila’s Garden to honor the firefighters, ambulance and rescue people for all the brave work they do.

Chelsea Woodbeck stopped out at David and Michelle Redmers’ to have some minor alterations done to her prom dress. She got to meet their new dog, Buster.

The community expresses sym-pathy to Mark and Brittany Douts and their families who are grieving the passing of Mark and Brittany’s infant daughter, Iylee Fay.

The community expresses sympathy to the Alvin Barenth-sen family. Alvin passed away in Arizona.

Recently on a Sunday evening Muriel Smith decided to call a number she had for Dan and Susie Reub who pastored at Lake Assembly in 1975-1979. Susie answered and enjoyed a nice visit. Danielle, their daughter lives in Washington with her husband and four children. Danielle was born while they were in Powers Lake. They have a son, David. He and his wife live and teach school over-seas. They have twin boys. Dan and Susie recently moved from Washington state to Mississippi.

When in Powers Lake, Dan was pastor when Donelda Smith mar-ried Gary Mitzel.

Bug-Z heard the need for en-tertainment at the Powers Lake Senior Center for their March social on Wednesday afternoon,

March 13. She arrived and all were intrigued by her colorful, unique clown attire. Bug-Z is a cute clown who held our attention for 30 min-utes with her interesting dialogue, tricks, stories and skits. Evelyn Enget received an imaginary haircut! All enjoyed strawberry shortcake, coffee and visiting. Hope everybody can meet Bug-Z sometime soon.

Ossie and Jane Tande enjoyed the warm weather in the Lake Havasu area of Arizona visiting relatives and friends.

Scott Jorgenson flew home from San Diego to attend the State B Tournament in Minot. He has three nephews playing on the team, Aiden and Isaac Nordloef and Noah Fredrickson.

Tom and Linda Rystedt (anniversary), Bug-Z and Eloise Rystedt (birthday) at March Social.