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2 - ' / *%,'+)!-. -.#*(. MANNA FOR MALAWISun., June 24 4-8 Entertainment by Reveran Raven and the Chain Smoking Altar Boys and Gravel Roads Free Will Offering Over the past 100 years Fourth of July in crosby !Plan now for a spectacularFourth of July in parade starts at in ironton at the corner ofCurtis Avenue and Highway210 (Fourth Street). It contin-ues along Highway 210through crosby to the cornerof Second Avenue in CrosbyMemorial Park on SerpentLake is provided all day witha beer garden, lots of foodvendors, live music and activ-ities. Enjoy the fabulous fire-works at dusk detonated byFlashing Thunder Fireworksfrom Mitchell, IA. To help defray the cost offireworks, donations may besent to: crosby Fire Depart-ment, Box 6, crosby , parade registra-tions are available on the Cityof crosby s Web site , clickthe "Services" tab at the top ofthe page on the right hand sideand then scroll to "Fire De-partment" then select the the2018 parade registration form.

3 For more informationabout the Fourth of July inCrosby, call or text: Dallas Dietz 763-229-3062 Jerry DeCent 851-4233 Nick Perpich 851-7038 For park vendor informa-tion contact Jon Winn at kiddie parade entriescontact Jodi Christopher line-upon Fourth ofJuly in CrosbyAn awesome music line-up for the Fourth of July isplanned at the bandshell atCrosby Memorial Park onSerpent Lake. Blue CollarSound has arranged for livemusic from 2 to 10 performing are: Andy Fischer from 2to 3 Mozey from 3:15 to4:30 Solo from 5 to 6 Jacked from 7 to8:30 Version 5 from 9 to10 famous beer garden isoffered to those 21 and olderas well as many other conces-sions in the park are crosby Fire Departmentsponsors the Paradeof Boats June 30 The Rabbit, Clunker,Cuyuna, Carlson Lakes Asso-ciation (RCCCLA) will host aparade of boats on Saturdayk,June 30.

4 You are to meet at theboat landing on East RabbitLake or join in when it is con-venient. The route will be EastRabbit Lake going clockwiseand then West Rabbit Lakegoing danceJuly 3 atSpalding A street dance will be heldon Tuesday, July 3 at theSpalding located at One WestMain in crosby . Enjoy KingsRansom from 9 to A $5 cover charge ap-plies. You must be 21 andolder to attend the streetdance. Maucieri s Bistro onWheels will be serving foodmeals from 5 to 1 a hearty appetite andyour dancing shoes!CRMC holidayhours for July 4 Cuyuna Regional MedicalCenter s physician clinics inCrosby, Baxter and Longvillewill be closed on Independ-ence Day, wednesday , July needing medical careon the Fourth of July may ac-cess CRMC s Emergency the crosby clinic, lo-cated inside the main hospitalentrance, and the BaxterClinic at 13205 Isle Drive be-hind Wal-Mart are open 7 to 5 Mondaythrough Friday.

5 Longville sClinic is located at 180 JordanLane and open 8 to 4 an appointment inCrosby call 546-7462 and inBaxter call 454-7600. Ap-pointments at the LongvilleClinic may be made at Auxiliary sJuly 4 breakfastThe Fourth of July is a dayfilled with family activities, sostart your day off with a fulltummy and enjoy the IrontonFire Department Auxiliary spancake breakfast! The eventwill be held from 7 to 10 the ironton Legion onWednesday, July 4. Prices are$6 for adults, kids 12 andunder, $4. Meal includes pan-cakes, sausage, juice and two mile parade routestarts in ironton at 11 andtravels along Highway 210and ends on eastern side ofMain Street in of JulyKick-Starter atMidway Bar The Annual Parking LotParty will be the kick-starterto the 4th of July noon til midnight onJune 30 enjoy the outdoor bar,minnow races, live music and$5 burger or brat meal (in-cludes chips and soda).

6 Allproceeds to benefit our veter-ans and families across theLakes Area through the non-profit Vigilant Guardians Vet-erans Motorcycle more information call(218) s KiddieParade on 4thThe crosby Fire Depart-ment Auxiliary is hosting itsannual Kiddie Parade alongMain Street in crosby . TheKiddie parade will begin at10:30 are asked to be onthe street between the post of-fice and the former HeartlandCafe (Second Avenue NW) by10 The route will takeyou down Main Street endingby place is a $30 certifi-cate, second place wins a $20certificate and third place, a$10 certificate. All particpantsreceive a more information or tosign-up for the parade contactJodi Christopher at will be ac-cepted the morning of the overBay Lake July 6 Sometimes you just can twait until the Fourth of July!If you are up for somepost-Fourth pyrotechnics, finda spot along Bay Lake on Fri-day, July 6 and settle in forwonderful fireworks at fireworks are spon-sored by the Bay Lake Im-provement Fund.

7 City officesclosed forFourth of JulyCity offices in crosby , ironton , Emily and Deerwoodwill be closed Wednesday, July 4 in observance of Inde-pendence menufor seniorsLutheran Social Service isproviding Senior Nutrition inthe CROSBY-IRONTON are served at DellwoodApartments and are open toanyone age 60 or better for asuggested donation of $4 permeal. Donations for the mealcan be made at meal time ormonthly statements listing thenumber meals received can beprepared. All donations areconfidentialA meal needs to be or-dered the day before they planto have a meal. Meals onWheels in crosby , ironton andDeerwood is also reservations call 546-5943(leave a message if no one isavailable to take your call).LUNCH MENUJune 25-29 Monday Salisbury steak,mashed potatoes, mixed veg-etables, bread with margarine,apricots and low fat Chickentetrazzini, broccoli, cole slaw,bread with margarine, tropicalfruit and low fat Baked riga-toni with beef, corn, fruitsalad, bread with margarine,pudding and low fat Pub housefish, macaroni and cheese,peas and carrots, pears, rasp-berry parfait dessert and lowfat Chicken salad,marinated veg salad, freshfruit, bun with margarine,blondie and low fat MENU IS SUBJECT deadlines,delivery forJuly 4 C-I COURIER Due to the IndependenceDay holiday on Wednesday, July 4, the crosby -IrontonCourier will have early dead-lines:Display advertising:NoonThursday, June advertising:Noon Friday, June items.

8 3 Thurs-day, June you for your coop-eration in meeting these July 4 issue will bedelivered to stores and thepost office on Tuesday, July copies will be forsale upon delivery and at theC-I COURIER office from 8 5 Tuesday. We will beclosed on wednesday in ob-servance of the Zilkadies in CrosbyFlorence Jane Zilka, 95, ofCrosby, died on June 14, 2018at the Cuyuna Regional CareCenter in crosby . A memorialmass is being are with theKoop Funeral Home inCrosbyFormer residentMary EllenWilson diesMary Ellen Wilson, 77,of Duluth, passed awaypeacefully with family byher side on Tuesday, June12, 2018. She was born inDuluth to Erwin and EllenWentzlaff on July 31, Ellen grew up inDeerwood and graduatedfrom CROSBY-IRONTON HighSchool. She attended s School of then met and marriedthe love of her life, RichardWilson.

9 Mary Ellen workedmost of her nursing careerat St. Luke s and enjoyed gardening,time at the cabin, playingbridge (belonged to manyclubs), cooking Sunday din-ners and most importantly,spending time with her fam-ily and friends. She openedher home to guests andwas very Ellen was pre-ceded in death by her par-ents and her husband, is survived by herchildren, Sue (Steve)Arnold and Brad (Sally) Wil-son; grandchildren MiaArnold and Sarah Wilson;good friend Paula and nu-merous nieces, nephews,family and family would like tothank the staff at EcumenLakeshore and Dr. will be 5 to on wednesday , June20 in Dougherty FuneralHome, 600 East SecondStreet, Duluth. Visitationwill continue Thursday,June 21 from 9 untilthe Mass of Christian Burialat 10 in the Cathedralof Our Lady of the Rosary,2801 East Fourth Street inDuluth.

10 Burial will be in For-est Hill to LighhouseCenter for Vision Loss andAminal BrandenMemorialGatheringSaturdayDebra Kay Branden, 62, ofAitkin, died on June 16, 2018at the Mille Lacs Health Sys-tem in Onamia. She was bornin crosby on Feb. 29, 1956 inCrosby to Walter and Patricia(Enemark) Minarich. She wasa former rural mail carrier, de-livering out of the DeerwoodPost her in death areher father; first husband,Verne Durant and second hus-band, Joseph is survived by threesons, Scott Durant of Sartell,Terry Durant of Andover, andBrian Durant of Aitkin; twodaughters, Angela Stember ofAitkin and Angela Christian-Nelson of Red Wing; hermother, Patricia Minarich ofCrosby; one brother and sis-ter-in-law, Michael and KathyMinarich of crosby ; one sisterand brother-in-law, Pamelaand Jack Clemens of North ; eight grandchildren andtwo-great Memorial Gatheringwill be held from 3 to 5 Saturday, June 23 at theKoop Funeral Home inCrosby.