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In September 1906, a writer for the Pine Tree Blaze newspaper visited Longville and wrote a column about it. This is what he wrote:

To our astonishment we found quite a vil-lage there. One odd feature about it was that there were so many log buildings and one surprising thing we noticed was that it was a very peaceable town. The business buildings are of frame, well constructed and nice appearing. A fine school house also adds to the beauty of the place. A briskly running river runs through the town and a dam causes a continuous roar of the water that can be heard all over town, making one feel dull and drowsy when the thermometer is up in the 90’s. There are a number of lakes around Longville. If you want a good place to fish and a first class place to stay, go to Longville. You are sure to be satisfied. It is now 2009 and visitors can still agree with that long ago written column.

Photo - Dan Holmdahl

GuIdE dESIGN aNd PrOduCTION: Arrow Printing Inc., - www.arrowprintinginc.comPhOTOGraPhy CrEdITS: Lenny Brooks, Deep Portage - www.deep-portage.org, Dawn Gilsrud,Longville Chamber of Commerce - www.longville.com, Kirk Lindberg - www.onestonestudio.com

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Longville Municipal Airport, located less than 1/2 mile north of town on Highway 84, is within walking distance of downtown Longville’s friendly stores, restaurants and motel. Because the air-port is centrally located among the approximately 400 area lakes, when you fly into Longville it is a quick get-away to your favorite resort or vacation spot.

Serving Longville and the surrounding communities for over 50 years the airport provides a convenient and safe location for North Memorial Air Care helicopter to intercept critical medical and trauma patients for the fastest possible transportation to medical care centers. The airport is also a base of operations for several local pilots who donate their time and aircraft for charitable flights through non-profit organizations such as Angel Flights and Veterans Airlift Command, provid-ing transportation to people and families in need of specific medical care at distant locations.

The Longville Flyers, an active flying group, meet informally on Saturday mornings at Patrick’s restaurant and welcome all pilots and aviation enthu-siasts to join them at 9:00 AM for breakfast or coffee.

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Comments: Weather computer and restrooms located in City Hall southwest of the hangar area.

Home of Levi

Levi started riding snowmobiles at the young age of twelve. He saved money forhis first snowmobile by bagging groceries. Levi then entered his first race. Organizers almost didn’t allow him to ride because of his young age and small size. He placed second at his first race and began racing regularly after that. Levi had great success as a snocross racer, but in 2007 he decided to give freestyle a try. After learning several tricks, including the back flip (a snowmobile weighs 400+ lbs.), he entered his first freestyle competition and won. Levi had a breakout Winter X Games in early 2008. He won two gold medals and was awarded “Most Outstanding Athlete of the Winter X Games”. Levi decided to compete in all four snowmobile events in 2009, the most events of any athlete. Levi garnered more on-air coverage than any other athlete during the 2009 Winter X Games. In large part, this was due to his success from the previous year, and also because of the the rumor that Levi was planning on attempting a double back flip in the “Next Trick” competition. Levi did attempt the double back, the first ever in competition, and narrowly missed completing the trick by overshooting the landing. Levi plans on returning to the 2010 Winter X Games with a similar determi-nation and more new tricks.

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‘09 - Fan Favorite of the Year Award -ISOC‘09 - Racer of the Year Award - ISOC‘09 - First SnoCross Athlete to attempt a Double

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JANUARY Saturday, January 8th 13th Annual Longville Lakes Snowmobile Club Banquet - Patrick’s Fine Dining

Saturday, January 29th Anchorage Inn’s Golf Tournament and Ice Bowling - Anchorage Inn

FEBRUARYSaturday, February 5th Ice Bocce Tournament at Patricks on Girl Lake - Chamber of Commerce

MARCH Saturday, March 5th Fireworks at Patrick’s on Girl Lake - Chamber of Commerce

Chili Cook-off - Docksider

Saturday, March 12th Ice Golf Tournament - Anchorage Inn

Northland Ridge Runners Wild Turkey Banquet - Patrick’s

Sunday, March 13th St. Patrick’s Day Irish Beef Stew Supper/Silent Auction - Immanuel Lutheran Church

APRILSaturday, April 23rd Longville Fire Department Fish Fry - Fire Hall

MAYSaturday, May 7th Run Around Woman 30K, 5 mile Race/walk and Bike Around Woman - Chamber of Commerce

Thursday, May 19th Spring Musical - Immanuel Lutheran School

Saturday, May 28th Garage Sale - Longville Area Women of Today

McLions Hamburger Day - Longville Lions Club

Bake Sale - Young At Heart Senior Club

Poppy Fund Drive - Longville/Remer - Sherman A. Yochum VFW Post 772 and Ladies Auxiliary

Book Sale - Friends of the Library

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Memorial Day Observance/Program - Sherman A Yochum VFW Post 772 and Ladies Auxilary

JUNESunday, June 5th Fried Chicken Dinner - Immanuel Lutheran Church

Wednesday, June 8th First Turtle Race of the Season - Chamber of Commerce

Thursday, June 9,10 & 11-14th ABC Sale - Immanuel Lutheran Church

Thursday, June 9th Bake Sale - Longville Community Church

Wednesday, June 15th Turtle Races - Chamber of Commerce

Smorgasbord - Salem Lutheran Church

Saturday, June 18th Bingo - Young At Heart Senior Club

Longville Car Show - Chamber of Commerce

Longville Firemen’s Turkey BBQ Feed - Longville Fire Department

Art and Craft Fair - Longville Lakes Arts Alliance

Pie Sale - Chamber of Commerce

Wednesday, June 22rd Turtle Races - Chamber of Commerce

Saturday, June 25th Book and Bake Sale - Friends of the Library

Turtle Town Art Fair - Turtle Town Fair Committee

Pie Sale at the Art Fair - St. Edward’s Catholic Church

Hot Dog Roast - Longville Lions Club

Wednesday, June 29th Turtle Races - Chamber of Commerce

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EventsJULYMonday, July 4th Independence Day Parade and Activities/ Chamber of Commerce

Pig Roast - Longville Lions Club

Turtle Races - Chamber of Commerce

Candy Stand in the Park - Immanuel Lutheran Church

Wednesday, July 6th Turtle Races Chamber of Commerce

Saturday, July 9th Bingo - Young At Heart Seniors

Boutique Sale - St. Edwards Catholic Church

Tuesday, July 12th Grandma’s “Cookie Jar” Cookie Sale - Longville Community Church

Wednesday, July 13th Turtle Races - Chamber of Commerce

Wednesday, July 20th Smorgasbord - Salem Lutheran Church

Turtle Races - Chamber of Commerce

Thursday, July 21st Fluff and Puff Pillow Cleaning and Bake Sale Friends of the Library

Saturday, July 23rd Flea Market, Merchant Garage Sale, Art and Craft Fair and Music Co-sponsored by Longville Lakes Arts Alliance and Longville Chamber

Bingo - Young at Heart Seniors

Wednesday, July 27th Turtle Races - Chamber of Commerce

AUGUSTWednesday, August 3rd Turtle Races - Chamber of Commerce

Friday, August 5th Fish Fry - Immanuel Lutheran Church

Saturday, August 6th Brats and Corn Feed - Longville Lions Club

Bake Sale - Young at Heart Seniors

Sunday, August 7th 6th Annual Fly-In Breakfast- Longville Airport - Chamber of Commerce/Longville Flyers/Longville Firemen

Wednesday, August 10th Turtle Races - Chamber of Commerce

Friday, August 12th Taste of Longville - Chamber of Commerce, YAH Senior Club, Longville Lions Club, Friends of the Library, Community Church

Arts and Music Festival - Longville Lakes Arts Alliance

Saturday, August 13th Bingo - Young At Heart Seniors

Sunday, August 14th Annual Auction and Country Store - Salem Lutheran Church

Wednesday, August 17th Turtle Races - Chamber of Commerce

Smorgasbord - Salem Lutheran Church

Wednesday, August 24th Last Turtle Race of the Season - Chamber of Commerce

Sunday, August 28th Summer’s End Food Fest - Immanuel Lutheran Church

SEPTEMBERSaturday, September 3-4th Arts Off 84 Art Crawl - Longville Lakes Arts Alliance/Chamber of Commerce

Thursday, September 15th Wine and Cheese Open House at the Gallery of New Creations - Longville Chamber/Longville Arts Alliance

Friday, September 16th Fall Has It all Kick Off - Anchorage Inn

Friday, September 16th - Sunday, October 2nd Fall Has It All—Celebration of Fall -Longville, Hackensack, Akeley, and Walker Chambers

Saturday, September 17th Oktoberfest 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm - Chamber of Commerce/Longville Firemen at the Fire Hall

Longville Lakes Arts Art and Craft Fair Alliance/Chamber of Commerce

Book Sale - Friends of the Library

Thursday, September 22nd Wine Tasting Gala - Longville Community Foundation

OCTOBERSaturday, October 22nd MN Deer Hunter’s Assoc. 4th Annual Banquet - Patricks Fine Dining

Saturday, October 29th Longville Halloween Party at YMCA Camp Olson- Longville Chamber/Camp Olson

NOVEMBERSaturday, November 5th Deer Hunter’s Dinner - St. Edward’s Catholic Church

Saturday, November 12th 10th Annual Does Only Champagne Break-fast and Silent Auction - Chamber of Commerce

Friday, November 25th - 26th Merchant’s Holiday Sale - Chamber of Commerce

Saturday, November 26th Tree Lighting Activities - Chamber of Commerce

Photos with Santa @ Common Grounds - Longville Area Women of Today

DECEMBERSaturday, December 3rd Boutique and Bake Sale - St. Edward’s Catholic Church

Sunday, December 4th Community Choir Concert - Salem Lutheran Church

Saturday, December 10th Cookie Walk - Longville Area Women of Today

Annual Holiday Dinner/Longville Community Foundation Fundraiser - Patrick’s Fine Dining

Tuesday, December 13th Christmas Musical - Immanuel Lutheran School

Saturday, December 17th Toys for Kids - Longville Area Women of Today

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Spring in LongvilleWhether you are a sportsman looking for a lake or a family looking for a break. You can find it all right here. Endless lakes to fish, camp or vacation on.

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– Register before April 22 - $18/$25; – Register April 23 to Race Day - $25/$30

The 30K run meanders around beautiful Woman Lake on blacktopped state and county roads. You’ll run through a portion of the Chippewa National Forest and along the shore of Woman Lake. For the shorter distance runner and walker, a 5-mile run and walk starts and ends in the center of Longville along Cty Rd 5.

Call 1-800-756-7583 or write: Box 33, Longville, MN 56655 for a race registration form and lodging infor-mation, or find us at www.longville.com. Sponsored by Longville Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce.

*Check www.longville.com for further details regarding a NEW Friday night dinner.

FIShING OPENErMany area lakes to please your fishing desire.

CaMPINGFor those who love the great outdoors.

hIkING aNd BIkINGWhen the sun is shining and a cool breeze is gently blowing, it is a perfect time to hit the trails.

BakE SaLES, GaraGE SaLESaNd SIdEWaLk SaLESYou can find them often in and around town.

TurTLE TOWN arT FaIrEnjoy the craftsmanship of many local artists and crafters as they display their works for you to enjoy or purchase.

TurTLE raCESBeginning in June you will find the excitement in every child’s eyes as they get their turtle ready for the big race.

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The trail of sites along the Great River Road begins at the Mississippi River headwaters at Lake Itasca.

BIrdING IN ThE LONGVILLE arEaBy Susan Seymour (A Longville Resident)

Longville is surrounded by the Chippewa National Forest which is rich in woods and water habitat where many of Minnesota’s 313 regular bird species nest during the late spring and early summer. From anywhere around Longville one can look up and often see a soaring Bald Eagle, one of hundreds that nest in the forest area. Longville’s forests are home to Black-capped Chickadees, White-breasted Nuthatches, wood-peckers including the magnificent Pileated, Baltimore Oriole, Rosebreasted Grosbeak, Ruby-throated Hummingbird, Eastern Phoebi, Song Sparrow, Gray Catbird, Red-eyed Vireo, Yellow Warbler, American Goldfinch, Purple Finch, American Crow, Blue Jays, and American Robin. Near the shore or on the lake will be Tree Swallows, Belted Kingfishers, Eastern Kingbirds, Red-winged Blackbirds, Green Blue Herons, Common Loons, Ring-billed Gulls, Wood Ducks and Mallards. The Longville area is included in the Audubon-Great River Birding Trail, one of the major birding trails in Minnesota. The trail of sites along the Great River Road begins at the Mississippi River headwaters at Lake Itasca, about one hour northwest of Longville.

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LONGVILLE SChOOL FOrEST arEa:Walk the marshes of this facility just west of Longville on County 5 and see Swamp Sparrows, Sedge Wrens and Pied-billed Grebes.

WOOdTICk TraILTravel this trail, five miles west of County 5 or any unpaved road deeper into the woods and find the Scarlet Tanager, Indigo Bunting, Hermit Thrush, Veery, Ruffed Grouse, Redtailed Hawk, Broad-winged Hawk, Cedar Waxwing, Eastern Wood Peewee, Redbreasted Nuthatch, Alder Flycatcher, Sora, Yellow-headed Blackbird, and the common Raven. Wood-warblers such as Yellow, Chestnut-sided, Pine, Mourning, Nashville, Common Yellowthroat and American Redstart can also be found here.

dEEP POrTaGE CONSErVaTION PrESErVEThis preserve with its extensive walking trails is another place to find forest birds.

LEECh LakEOn Leech Lake one can see birds that like a big lake. These include the American Pelican, Double-crested Cormorant, Herring Gull, Caspian Tern and Common Tern.

FEdEraL daMThe harbor at Federal Dam, located 20 miles north of Longville, attracts migrat-ing waterfowl in the early spring and Federal Dam in the fall, including Common, Red-breasted and Hooded Mergansers, Common Goldeneye, Ring-necked Duck, Bufflehead, Canvasback, American Widgeon, Red-head, Greater and Lesser Scaup, Canada Geese, Trumpeter Swan and Tundra Swan. For more information and Audubon Great River Birding Trail map, contact the Longville Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce at: www.longville.com. Bonnie Koopat: bkoop@audubon

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GO GOLFINGA selection of courses to choose from with diversity for experienced and beginners alike.

INdEPENdENCE day aCTIVITIES Get your spot for the parade and save room for some ice cream. Many food booths to choose from along with games to play and good times galore. End the evening with a spectacular display of fireworks.

SuMMEr FESTMain Street is hopping from morning till night; enjoy food, fun and dancing.

TurTLE raCESSee the famous Longville Turtle Races – Wednesday afternoon, June - August

CaNOEINGFrom the beginner to the expert, the canoe routes around Longville are some of the best available in Minnesota. The Boy River Route offers the adventurer the opportunity to see eagles, deer, a variety of fish, otter, mink, fisher, beaver, bear, wolves, grouse and many more native animals.

TrEaT ShOPPES, GIFTS & dININGSomething for everyone in Longville! Visit our candy and ice cream stores, relaxing cof-fee shops, gift stores and specialty shops that have the Northwoods appeal.

Golf CourseandCountry Club

OPEN TO THE PUBLICDRIVING RANGE • PRACTICE GREEN • FOOD • ON SALE LIQUOR

27 HOLES • GOLF CART RENTALSLENGTH 18 HOLES 6,359 YDS. PAR 72

Memberships AvailableLENGTH OF 9 HOLE PAR 3 COURSE 1023 YDS.

363-24442½ miles E. of Longville on Highway 7 Mm’ Good! • Homemade Pizza • 32 Flavors of Ice Cream

218-363-2299A Longville Tradition

Located across from tennis courts in LongvilleP.O. Box 378, Longville, MN 56655218-363-2063 Home • 218-363-3373 Worknkrause@uslink.net

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Longville Area Canoe RoutesAda Brook Route - 4 milesCrow Wing Route - 115 milesDaggett-Crooked Brook Route - 20 milesKebekona River Route - 10 milesLaura Creek Route - 5 milesWillow River Route - 100+ milesFind details on these and other routes atwww.greattimesnorth.com/canoeing.htm

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Downtown LongvilleFresh Deli • Fresh Produce

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Store Hours: 8-7 Mon-Sat 9-5 Sunday

Watch for coupons in Pine Cone Press Citizen.

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Fishing and Boating

2011 FIShING SEaSONMay 14 Fishing season opener (Walleye & Northern)May 14 Lake Trout season opener (summer statewide)May 28 Bass fishing season openerJune 4 Muskie fishing season openerJune 8-10 Take a Kid Fishing WeekendSept 9-11 Muskie Tournament

FIShING

The fishing stories that add to the history of our lakes are legendary. But pictures and tales tell only part of the story. Our lakes have a long history of exceptional fishing that can only be truly understood by experiencing them yourself.

Catch a glimpse of a stringer of fish with smiles attached to the ends and you can feel the legends grow. Come on over... and you’ll create your own memories on our lakes.

BOaTING

Longville is surrounded by many beautiful lakes of various sizes and terrains. No matter what size boat you have there is a place for you. Fishing, Water ski-ing, Jet skiing, Cruising, Sightseeing, Photography; our lakes offer the best in outdoor playgrounds.

From a quiet morning canoe ride to a tube full of happy kids, our “Up North” lakes offer the best of MN boating. Clean, clear waters not crowded with shore to shore boats are the highlight of a northern MN vacation.

Don’t have your own boat? Just ask your “Up North” resort to find just the right outfit for you and your fam-ily. Whether it is a basic fishing boat, a more deluxe model, a pontoon for the whole family, or a boat for skiing and tubing, we can get you on the water.

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There are 100+ miles of paved trails for bik-ers, in-line skaters and hikers. Sixty miles of paved bike trail makes the Paul Bunyan Trail one of the best in Minnesota. When completed it will stretch 100 miles from Brainerd in the South to Lake Bemidji State Park in the North. Today, you can bike from Brainerd to Hackensack on a newly black-topped trail. The trail goes through secluded woods, meadows, alongside lakes and through several towns. The 7 com-munities through which the trail passes have developed many amenities for bikers.

The newly black-topped 34 mile Heartland Trail is located between Walker and Park Rapids. Between these 2 communities, the scenic trail weaves through woods, lakes and the communities of Akeley, Nevis and Dorset. Each community provides abun-dant amenities for bikers.

Hiking and BikingThere are over 100 miles of paved trails for bikers, in-line skaters and hikers.

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The famous Longville Turtle Races have been enjoyed by all ages for the last 38 years. Every Wednesday afternoon from June through August, swimming beaches go strangely quiet; cabins, cottages and resorts empty out; and streams of cars descend on the little town of Longville on the shores of Girl Lake. Welcome - Join us for the Fun!

JOIN uS EaCh WEdNESday– early June to late August

Registration: 1:00 pmContests: 1:00 - 1:45 pmGames: 1:00 - 3:00 pmResort Turtle Race: 1:45 pmTurtle Races: 2:00 - 3:30 pm

Snow Cones, Hot Dogs, Popcorn, Indian Fry Bread, Cotton Candy

GaMES TO Try:

• Turtle Ring Toss • Turtle Golf • Turtle Hoops • Fishin’ for Fun • Turtle on the Fence

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All Games, Contests and Races are held in the center of town on County Rd 5.

You may bring your own turtle to race, but its shell must be larger than 5 inches. Don’t worry, if you don’t have a turtle, use one of ours. Turtle vendors supply us for the whole summer.

Each entrant receives a turtle race button and a numbered sticker. When the races begin, turtle vendors bring their turtles in buckets and place them around the race circle. The racers choose a bucket and turtle to stand behind.

When the race announcer gives the signal, the racers stick their number on the shell, put the turtle on the ground, place their hopes and dreams on it and exit the circle. The win-ning turtle and racer is identified. Vendors gather up turtles & buckets, replace turtles that have raced with new ones, and get ready for the next race.

The fastest winner and the slowpoke winner of each heat will receive a ribbon and “turtle bucks” and the right to compete in the grand race. This procedure is repeated until every-one has raced.

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Is also a part of the afternoon lineup. Racers represent the resort at which they are stay-ing and race against each other. Ask your resort if you can represent them at the races. They will give you a Resort Turtle Race Ticket. Present the ticket at the giant Turtle Mobile to get signed up. The winning racer gets a bagful of prizes, and the win-ning resort gets a certificate to display. There is also a fee for the resort race.

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In the interest of good health, we have warm water, soap and towels. All racers are asked to wash their hands after handling the turtles.

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WEdNESday, JuNE 81st Turtle Race of the Season

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BOy LakE

Here’s what Minneapolis Star Tribune writer, Ron Schara, says of Boy Lake in his listing of little known walleye hot spots: “Oh boy, here’s one that oughta be good. Located north of Longville, Big Boy is 3,145 acres of good fish-ing, with a walleye count that is twice the state average.”

LakE INGuadONa

Lake Inguadona is located 3.5 miles east of Longville on Cass County Road 7. The lake is over 4 miles long and is 1/2 mile wide on the south end. Little Boy River flows through the lake. There is also access to Rice Lake on the south through the Little Boy River.

BLaCkWaTEr LakE

Blackwater Lake is a 722-acre that has 7.5 miles of shoreline and a maximum depth of 67 feet. This lake is primarily has north-ern pike, walleye, and largemouth bass and secondarily for bluegill, black crappie, yellow perch, and tullibee (cisco), and yellow perch.

Northern pike are abundant in Blackwater Lake and the catch rate has been historically high compared to others.

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BOY LAKE

Timber Trails resort Pat & Toni Dysart3014 S. By Lake Drive, NE, Remer, MN 56672, TimberTrailsResort.com 9 • • • • • • • • 5/13-10/2 $721-218-566-2376, 800-283-2889, ttr@means.net $1642

BIG SAND LAKE

Balsam Bay resort Bob & Su Ugstad6231, 72nd Street NE, Remer, MN 56672, balsambayresort.com 7 • • • • • • • • • 18 • • 5/13-10/10 $415-218-566-2346, 800-952-7098, rsugstad@means.net $1200

LAKE INGUADONA

anchorage Inn 3 Jeff Knuf & Larry Gavin2972 County 7 NE, Longville, MN 56655 2 • • • • • • All Year $500-218-363-2236, Fax 218-363-2014, jeffreyknuf@yahoo.com, larrytgavin@yahoo.com $600

BLACKWATER LAKE

Pine haven resort 3173 4th Ave NW, Longville, MN 56655 • www.pinehavenresort.com 17 • • • • • • 5/22-10/2 $500-218-682-2547, Fax on demand, rentals@pinehavenresort.com $1350

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Pat & Toni Dysart 1-800-283-28893014 S. Boy Lake Dr. NE, Remer, MN 56672

www.TimberTrailsResort.com

Return to the simpler pleasures in life in one of our clean up-north style cabins. Free boat w/cabin. Well kept level grounds, beach, lighted harbor, playground, paddleboat, pontoons, motors, gas, bait & store. Wooded campsites, hookups,

flush toilets & hot showers. No pets or jetskis please.

...Where the outside world begins to disappear...Where the outside world begins to disappear

BIG SaNd LakE

Big Sand Lake is located 18 miles north and east of Longville along Highway 200, or 1.5 miles west of Remer. The lake is known for its wealth of bluegills and north-ern pike, crappies, walleyes, large mouth bass and rock bass.

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Little Boy Lake is located 3.5 miles south of Longville on Highway 54. This 2.5 mile long lake is one of the most popular lakes in the Longville area. The lake has record Muskie. It also provides anglers with Walleye, Northern Pike, Large Mouth Bass and Small Mouth Bass. A channel links Little Boy with Wabedo Lake.

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Restaurant open to the public!1-800-358-5516 • www.huddlesresort.com

Leech Lake Tradition For Over 80 Years!Leech Lake Tradition For Over 80 Years!

Huddle Family Owned Since the Beginning–Celebrating Over 80 Years!

1-800-358-55161-800-358-5516

Lakeside Cabins & Camping • Sandy Beach • Water Trampoline Playground • Free WiFi • Game Room • Hydro Bikes • And More!

vacation@littleboyresort.com • www.littleboyresort.com

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A small, quiet, economical fishing Resort New and remodeled, 2 & 3 BR, lake level cabins

Daily & weekly, rates, boats, motors, A/C, Satellite TVNo pets or jet skis please

612-590-2966(c) 800-875-6386

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LEECh LakE

Just eight miles north and west of Longville is Minnesota’s 3rd largest lake. Leech Lake spans nearly 30 miles east to west and 24 miles north to south.

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Little Boy resort & Campground Troy & Nancy Loren3600 County 54 NE, Longville, MN 56655, littleboyresort.com 8 • • • • • • • • • 14 • • • • All Year $105-218-363-2188, 800-592-0024, vacation@littleboyresort.com $2410

Thielen’s rainbow Bay resort Pete & Jan Thielen3894 Little Boy Road NE, Longville, MN 56655 3 • • • May-Sept $600-800-875-6386, 612-590-2966, thiel002@yahoo.com $1000

LEECH LAKE

anderson’s Northland Lodge Anderson Family2802-Northland Lane, Walker, MN 56484, andersonsleech-lake.com 17 • • • • • • • • • • • 5/1-11/1 $625-800-247-1719, Northlnd@eot.com $4200

huddle’s resort Roy & Kay Huddle1696 Whipholt Beach Road NW, Walker, MN 56484, huddlesresort.com 48 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • May-Nov. Call for218-836-2420, 800-358-5516, huddles@arvig.net Prices

Pikedale Lodge Torey & Salley Myers7995 Partridge Point Dr. NE, Longville, MN 56655, pikedale.com 13 • • • • • • • • • • May-Oct. $700-218-836-2232, 800-279-1126, tsmyers@pikedale.com $1000

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Day CampsResident CampsFamily Camps

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Mon-Fri 9 to 5 • Sat 9 to 3 www.longvillelakesmarine.com

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WaBEdO LakE

Wabedo Lake is located 4.5 miles south of Longville off of Hwy 54. Record Muskie, but also great Walleye, Northern, Bass and exciting panfishing for Crappie and Bluegill are present.

WIdOW LakE

Widow Lake is located 8.5 miles east of Hackensack in northern Cass County. Widow Lake has an area of 180 acres with a maximum depth of 46 feet.An angler fish-ing on Widow Lake has an opportunity to catch a multitude of fish species. The lake is managed primarily for largemouth bass and black crappie.

ThuNdEr LakE

Thunder Lake is located 13 miles east of Longville near the intersection of Cass County Highway 7 and MN Highway 6. The lake is nearly 5 miles long and 1.5 miles wide. Almost every variety of fish can be caught.

ON WABEDO LAKECompletely modern lakeside cabins. Bait, gas, boat and motor rental. Paddleboat and

kayaks for use. “NEW” pontoon for rent. Concrete boat launch. Lakeside campground. Dump station. Clean quiet, peaceful family resort.

218-363-2600 • 888-657-0151 • www.littleponderosaresort.com Ray & Iva Engel – 2916 Diamond Crest Rd. NE, Longville, MN 56655

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Immaculate Cozy Cabins • Sandy Beach • Children’s Play Area

3066 Cedar Shores Dr. NW, Hackensack, MN 56452 218-682-2431 • 800-898-1336

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LONG LAKEdeer Trail resort A.T. Moe 9 • • 16 ews 5/1-10/1 $470-1608 Deer Run Drive NE, Longville, MN 56655 $950218-363-2536, deertrailresort@hotmail.com *See map next pageWABEDO LAKELittle Ponderosa resort Ray & Iva Engel2916 Diamond Crest Rd. NE, Longville, MN 56655 5 • • • • • • • • • 5/1-10/15 $650-218-363-2600, 888-657-0151, lpresort@uslink.net, littleponderosaresort.com $1100

Pinedale resort Karen Kaehler & Mary Albachten1615 Wabedo Frontage Road, Longville, MN 56655, pinedaleresort.com 5 • • 5/28-10/2 $625-218-363-2989, 877-218-1102, pinedale@arvig.net $1075

WIDOW LAKECedar Bay resort George & Darlene Robinson3066 Cedar Shores Dr. NW, Hackensack, MN 56452, cedarbayresort.com 4 • • • • • 5/1-10/15 $665-218-682-2431, 800-898-1336, Fax 218-682-2431, cedarbay@ds.net $1090

THUNDER LAKEThunder Lake Lodge Craig & Jamie Riendeau5316 Cisco Lane NE, Remer, MN 56672, thunderlakelodge.com 16 • • • I • • • • • • All Year $419-218-566-2378, vacation@thunderlakelodge.com $2325

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“Every Beautiful Cabin is lakeside with a Gorgeous View”

Minne Teepee Resortwww.minneteepee.com

(218) 682-2485 (summer) or (763)757-7374 (winter)7 Deluxe "Lakeside" log cabins withSleeping Lofts/Boat Harbor/SwimBeach/Shuffleboard/Playground/Pontoon/Canoe/16 Foot Lund Boats

Woman Lake & IXL Lakeand "Friendly Campfires"

Hunter’s, Fisherpeople, Snowmobilers Welcome!

Longville InnCall 800-670-0810 For Reservations Only

10 Clean Well Kept Units • Cable TV • Wireless Internet • ACRooms sleep up to 4 • In-room phones • Fully equipped kitchens/kitchenette

Suites w/private BR • Restaurants and great shopping nearby • Casino 20 miles away On Chippewa Trail - Extensive, groomed and popular snowmobile systems, x-country skiing,

Tennis • Hiking and biking trails close • On beautiful Boy River Muskie and walleye-filled Woman Lake and Leech Lake chain and more nearby

218-363-2400 • www.longvillemotel.com

Don and Dwayne Waldera“Father and Son”

3539 State Hwy. 84 NE, Longville, MN 56655218-363-2030 or 1-800-279-1128

Eight, clean, ultra-modern Housekeeping cabins.Boat harbor, launching facilities.

Excellent swimming beach. Motors, gas, pontoon.MasterCard/Visa/Discover.www.allseasonsresort.com

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BED AND BREAKFASTCamp O’ My dreams Bed & Breakfast Wilma Griffin1534 Fahrenholz Rd. NE, Longville, MN 56655, camp-o-mydreams.com 4 • • S • • • • • All Year Call for218-363-2507, wgriffin@arvig.net Pricing

MOTELLongville Inn, Linda Dee and Kam Kammueller4959 State Hwy. 84, Longville, MN 56655, longvillemotel.com 10 • • • • • • • • • All Year Call for218-363-2400, jusmeldk@msn.com Pricing

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Boat Rental, sand beach, water trampoline, dockside gas service, playground, kayaks, canoes, paddleboats, free wireless internet service, cable tv, located within

walking distance of dining and shopping

262 Birch Lane, Longville, MN • 800-722-0027www.longbirchlodge.com

FORMERLY GIRL LAKE RESORT

Newly Built Vacation Homes & Modern Housekeeping CabinsOpen Year Round

On Girl Lake part of the Woman Lake Chain

KEE-NEE-MOO-SHASeen in National Geographic

• Spacious 2/3 mile lakeshore with 19 cabins on 100 private acresKnotty pine interior, TV/DVD, some Sat. TV, decks w/gas grills.

• 160 ft. sand beach, swim raft & 50 ft. water slideKayaks, paddleboats, pontoon, boats & motors.

• Playground, sand volleyball, basketball, kidsactivities, Rec. center, game room, laundry.

• Store with snacks, bait, dockside gas.

• Great Fall & Spring fishing pkgs. available.

www.WomanLake.com • 1-800-405-KNMS

Broadwater LodgeON WOmaN LakE, miNNEsOta

You will be very comfortable in our clean, tastefully decorated modern cabins located on a 1/4 mi. of shoreline on a private part of Woman Lake.

Fireplaces • Decks • Full Bath • sauna Ducane Gas Grills • Game room 1200 Ft. shoreline • nature trails kayaks • canoes • Boat & motors

Six miles west of Longville on Cty. Rd. 5,

Hackensack, mNOpen Late april - mid Nov.

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WOMaN / GIrL / ChILd LakESOne of the most popular chain of lakes in Minnesota begins on the shore of Longville. Guests to the three lakes can travel by boat to downtown Longville. The three lakes boast some of the area’s best fishing and water rec-reation. A total of 7 resorts are located on the chain. Fishing is good all year long with a wide variety of species available. The Walleye is the most popular fish caught on the chain but Large Mouth Bass, Northern Pike, Sunfish, Crappies and Perch are also abundant.

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all Seasons resort Don & Dwayne Waldera (father & son)3539 State Hwy 84 NE, Longville, MN 56655, allseasonsresort.com 8 • • • • • • All Year $950+218-363-2030, 800-279-1128, fx: 218-363-2030, allseasons@arvig.net

Broadwater Lodge Jessica M. & Kim MacFarlane4588 Timber Drive, NW, Hackensack, MN 56452, broadwaterlodge.com 15 • • • • • • • • 4/25-11/15 $690-218-682-2552, fx: 218-682-2193, relax@broadwaterlodge.comManager, Darren Week $3785

kee-Nee-Moo-Sha resort 4308 Timber Dr. NW, Hackensack, MN 56452, womanlake.com 19 • • • • • • • • • All Year $700-218-682-2362, 800-405-5667, fx: 218-682-2362, knms@womanlake.com $3300

Minne Teepee resort Gary & Linda Knox870 County 11 NW, Hackensack, MN 56452, minneteepee.com 7 • • • • • 5/1-10/31 $800+218-682-2485, gary@minneteepee.com

GIRL LAKE

Long Birch Lodge Nathan & Mandy TabakaP.O. Box 166, Longville, MN 56655, longbirchlodge.com 11 • • • • • • • • • All Year $395-218-363-2371, 800-722-0027, vacation@longbirchlodge.com $2250

Longville Campground Austin’s Swamp - Gregg & Noel TowleyP.O. Box 404, Longville, MN 56655 11 • • • • • 5/15-9/30 Call for218-363-2610 Pricing

Pine ridge resort Terry & Donna Holloway1056 Sarajac Road NE, Longville, MN 56655, pineridgeresort.com 7 • • • • • All Year $525-218-363-2828, 800-972-0147, terry@pineridgeresort.com $1590

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Fall in LongvilleTreasure the beauty of the fall colors as you drive to your favorite destination. Enjoy a cool evening campfire, under a starry night’s sky. Get a glimpse of the Northern Lights as they light up the sky. There are endless treasures found in the North Country, some you just have to experience to believe.

ENJOy ThE TraILS

Whether it is hiking, biking or blading, you are sure to relish the colorful surroundings.

FIShING aNd huNTING

Autumn is a great time for you to enjoy your favorite sport, peaceful, cool and colorful.

MuSkIES INC. TOurNaMENT

This will be the 44th year for the Twin Cities chapter of Muskies Inc. to hold the tournament in this area. Anglers may fish in any of the 21 lakes, including Woman, Little Boy, and Iguadona. Miskies Inc. focuses on “Catch and Release” while contributing back to the local MN DNR offices for benefit of fisheries and research. Join us for the Tournament September 9-11.

OkTOBErFEST

Kick off to “Fall Has it All” at the Longville Fire Hall. Live Polka Music, German Sauerkraut & Brats, German & Domestic Beer, German Desserts, German Dancing, Great Dancing and Great Fun.

FaLL haS IT aLL

The kick off to “Fall Has it All” is September 16th - an event you won’t want to miss. Fall Color Tours by car, pontoon or by foot. Oktoberfest (September 17th), Art Shows, Chainsaw Sculpting Invitational in Hackensack, Fall Dance, and so much more.

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Winter in LongvilleWhen it is white all around and you are looking for some fun, pack up your gear and take it on a run.

This winter wonderland is filled with activities for everyone.

SNOWMOBILING

Hundred of miles of trails in every direction for the snowmobiling enthusiasts.

SNOWShOEING, CrOSS COuNTry SkIING & hIkING

The Longville area offers a variety of local trails for you to enjoy. These trails offer something for everyone. The beginner as well as the advanced will enjoy the scenic beauty.

– Goose Trail

– Hiram Trail

– Deep Portage

ICE FIShING

If you enjoy the icy challenge, this is the place for you. Your choice of lakes awaits you and your gear.

rELaxING By ThE FIrE

Pick your favorite winter lodging des-tination, get the fireplace going, grab a book or a glass of wine and enjoy the warmth of winter.

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MarINE SaLES / SErVICE • Longville Lakes Marine Dave and Michelle Cribb P.O. Box 28, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2526, SEE AD ON PAGE 19 dave@longvillelakesmarine.com• Musky House Marine and Arctic Cat Jack and Tony Likens P.O. Box 377, 5646 Cnty Rd 126 NE, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2044, musky@eot.com• North Lakes Marine and Auto Bill and Lisa Garbe 499 Cty. Rd. 5, Hackensack, MN 56452 218-682-3309/218-682-2008 dunatic@uslink.net

PrOFESSIONaL / SErVICES • Arvig Communications Carmen McCullough 150 2nd Ave. SW, Perham, MN 56573 218-346-8161, Carmen.mccullough@arvig.net, www.arvig.com• Crow Wing Power Char Kinzer P.O. Box 507, Brainerd, MN 56401 218-829-2827, www.cwpower.com• Ferrellgas Cory Gielarowski 18405 State Hwy 371 NW Brainerd, MN 56401, 218-838-2410 corygielarowski@ferrellgas.com SEE AD ON PAGE 28

• Grand Rapids Veterinary Clinic Dr. Hans Kaldahl 5016 St. Hwy 84, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-3343, healthypets@grvet.com www.grvet.com SEE AD ON PAGE 30

• Zambelli Fireworks Internationale Dean Kuhn 2240 Homebrook Trail SW Pequot Lakes, MN 56472, 218-330-1788 zambellifireworks@brainerd.net• Lakes Country Air Service, LLC John Justad P.O. Box 147, Hackensack, MN 56452, 218-682-2006 www.lakecountryaireservice.com jjustad@tds.net• Lakeland Promotions Ed Lammers and Dave DeLost 166 Hardy Lane, P.O. Box 401 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-1000, presscit@arvig.net• LAKEMAPS P.O. Box 2026, Faribault, MN 55021 800-999-8204• Longville Lakes Clinic Debra Bergsner 180 Jordan Lane, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-3300, dbergsner@cuyunamed.org SEE AD ON PAGE 31

• Matt’s Laundromat Terry and Lori Daudt P.O. Box 384, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2333, tld@arvig.net

aTTraCTIONS • Bear Pause Theater 4479 County Road 5 NW Hackensack, MN 56452 Office: 218-675-5357 Hot Line: 218-675-5373 bearpausetheater.com trista@bearpausetheater.com SEE AD ON PAGE 30

• Birdies Jim & Lois Garner P.O. Box 211, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2481, SEE AD ON PAGE 30

• Northern Lights Casino James Brown 6800 Y Frontage Road Walker, MN 56484 218-547-2744, SEE AD ON PAGE 31

• Ridgewood Golf Course Jack Tabaka P.O. Box 298, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2444, SEE AD ON PAGE 8

• Turtle Town Art Fair Alicia Burgers, Pamela Edwards 4981 St. Hwy 84 NE Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2319, 218-363-2238 turtletownartfair@arvig.net

BaNkING / INSuraNCE • Cass Company Insurance Agency Etta Shepard, Dan Meyer P.O. Box 310, Hackensack, MN 56452 218-675-6610 Fax 218-675-6076 cassins@uslink.net• First National Bank of Walker Cy Struss P.O. Box 210, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2950, cy.struss@fnbwalker.com www.fnbwalker.com SEE AD ON PAGE 29

• Woodland Bank Craig Johnson P.O. Box 412, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2410, Fax 218-363-2557 craigj@woodlandbank.com www.woodlandbank.com SEE AD ON PAGE 29

• Woodland Insurance Services Kristian Myers PO Box 273, Remer, MN 56672 218-566-1421, cs@woodlandins.com www.woodlandins.com

ChurChES • Immanuel Lutheran Church Pastor Daniel Burns P.O. Box 307, Walker, MN 56484 218-547-3156 www.immanuellutheranwalker.com• Longville Bible Chapel Pastor Mike Parch P.O. Box 26, 5116 State Hwy 84 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-3665, mcparch@arvig.net SEE AD ON PAGE 30

• Longville Community Church Patty Miller, Duane Brown (Pastor) P.O. Box 183, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2750, longvillecc@arvig.net http://geocities.com/longvillemn• Salem Lutheran Church Carol Raines, Secretary P.O. Box136, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2011, www.salemlongville.org• St. Edwards Catholic Church Father Sirba, 218-363-2799• St. Edward’s Catholic Women Mary Jane Lewis, 4847 Mix Lane NE Longville, MN 56655, 218-363-2591

CONSTruCTION / SErVICES / BuILdING MaTErIaLS • ACE - Longville Builders Supply Terry & Lori Daudt Fred Smith, Operational Manager 186 Reservation Ave, Longville, MN 218-363-2716 Fax 218-363-3389• Arrowhead Builders Supply Tom and Kathy Dollins P.O. Box 299, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2124, Arrowbld@eot.com www.arrowheadtruevalue.com SEE AD ON PAGE 30

• Lake Region Builders Inc. Todd & Sandy Elison 4670 N. Rice Lake Rd NE Longville, MN 56655 218-363-3153 lakeregionblders@arvig.net www.lakeregionbuildersinc.com• NOR-SON, Inc. Renee Johnson 7900 Hastings Road, Baxter, MN 56425 218-828-1722, Toll Free 800-858-1722 www.nor-son.com, mail@nor-son.com• Ron’s Do It Best Hardware Ron and Judy Blundell P.O. Box 27, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2050, ronshdwr@arvig.net SEE AD ON PAGE 29

CONVENIENCE / GaS / BaIT • Longville Bait Company Dave and Jennifer Spartz P.O. Box 105, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2031, spartz@arvig.net SEE AD ON PAGE 9

• Mule Lake Store Mike and Paty Underwood 3062 State 84 N, Longville, MN 56655 218-682-2549, punder@tds.net SEE AD ON PAGE 29

• The One Stop Scott and Karen Carpenter P.O. Box 174, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2252, SEE AD ON PAGE 30

• Northern Star Cooperative David DeLawyer 6790 State 200 NE, Remer, MN 56672 218-566-2390, office@northernstarcoop.com SEE AD ON PAGE 29

dINING / Bar / LIquOr STOrE • Anchorage Inn Jeff Knuf and Larry Gavin 2972 County 7 NE, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2236 SEE AD ON PAGE 15

• Common Grounds of Longville Stephanie Aaserude 1428 Co Rd 5, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2292, longvillescoffee@yahoo.com www.commongroundsofLongville.com• Frosty’s Greg and Dawn Gilsrud 1485 County 5, P.O. Box 123 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2299, SEE AD ON PAGE 8

• Judy’s Mini Donuts - Vendor Judy or Clarence Hopkins 7977 State Hwy 6 NE Remer, MN 56672 218-566-2815 cja12hop@means.net• Lucette’s Pizza and Pub Cynthia Paulsen P.O. Box 443 Hwy 371 Hackensack, MN 56452 218-675-7777, lucettes@uslink.net SEE AD ON PAGE 28

• Patrick’s Fine Dining and Lounge Nathan or Jeni Tabaka P.O. Box 298, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2995, SEE AD ON PAGE 31

GrOCEry • Tabaka’s Super Valu Lisa Tabaka P.O. Box 298, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2303, SEE AD ON PAGE 8

GENEraL CONTraCTOrS • Lake Region Builders Inc. Todd & Sandy Elison 4670 N. Rice Lake Rd NE Longville, MN 56655 218-363-3153, lakeregionblders@arvig.net www.lakeregionbuildersinc.com• NOR-SON, Inc. Renee Johnson 7900 Hastings Road, Baxter, MN 56425 218-828-1722, Toll Free 800-858-1722 www.nor-son.com, build@nor-son.com

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• NEI Bottling Company Jeff Nei 730 Industrial Park Drive SE Bemidji, MN 56601 218-751-3847• Pederson, Smith, Roehl and Co. P.A. Jerry Roehl P.O. Box 1120, Walker, MN 56484 Longville Office: 218-363-2334 jroehl@arvig.net• Pine Cone Press Citizen Dave DeLost P.O. Box 401, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2002, presscit@arvig.net www.pineconepresscitizen.com• WJJY FM, KBJB FM, KUAL FM, KLIZ FM, KLIZ AM, KVBR AM Radio Mike Boen P.O. Box 746, Brainerd, MN 56401 218-828-1244

rEaL ESTaTE / TITLE CO. • Action Title, Inc. Deborah Godfrey P.O. Box 953, 320 Railroad Ave. Walker, MN 56484 1481 County Rd 5, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-3230, actiontitle@arvig.net www.actiontitleinc.com• Bill Hansen Realty Bill & Laura Hansen P.O. Box 387, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2306, billhansenrealty.com laura@billhansenrealty.com SEE AD ON PAGE 29

• Gallery of Homes, The State Hwy 84, P.O. Box 334 Downtown Longville, 56655 218-363-3332, info@galleryofhomesmn.com www.GalleryofHomesMN.com SEE AD ON PAGE 28

• Patrick Moran Realty Patrick Moran P.O. Box 393, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2240, moran@eot.com www.moranrealty.com SEE AD ON PAGE 28

• Rusty’s Up North Realty 2600 46th St. NE, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-BUYS(2897) rustysupnorthrealty.com rupnorth@eot.com Member Agent Mark Tietjen 218-363-2681/218-536-0008 Cell mark@womanlakehomes.com

ShOPPING • Gallery of New Creations & Antiques Too Terry & Lori Daudt 1480 Co Rd 5, PO Box 384 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-3160, tld@arvig.net• Kellogg’s Northwoods Shop Marv Kellogg P.O. Box 408, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2244, SEE AD ON PAGE 31

• Lori’s Luvs Lori Daudt P.O. Box 384, 1491 Co Rd 5 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2333, tld@arvig.net• Ron’s Do It Best Hardware Ron and Judy Blundell P.O. Box 27, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2050, ronshdwr@arvig.net SEE AD ON PAGE 29

• Studio 5 on Main Phyllis Eck P.O. Box 48, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2622, studio.eck@arvig.net SEE AD ON PAGE 29

• Treasure House Antiques Norris Krause P.O. Box 378, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-3373, nkrause@arvig.net SEE AD ON PAGE 8

SNOWPLOWING • Kego Lake Lawn Service & Snowplowing Tim Fahey 1760 Shamrock Trail NE Longville, MN 56655 218-363-3305, cell 218-536-0898 faheytim@yahoo.com

INdIVIduaL MEMBErS - Gordon and Peg Atzen 855 Cty. 5 NW, Hackensack, MN 56452- Arland and Eunice Benson 3276 Shore Acres Road NW Longville, MN 56655 eabenson@uslink.net- Gerry and Anne Broshar 165 Girl Lake Circle Longville, MN 56655- Sara T. Felton 296 Forbes Lane, Longville, MN 56655- Brad and Marilyn Ford P.O. Box 46, Longville, MN 56655- Marilyn Gabbert 881 Cty. 5 NW, Hackensack, MN 56452- Annie Gielarowski P.O. Box 173, Longville, MN 56655 cabinfever@arvig.net- Eric and Brenda Gilsrud 4905 Williston Road Minnetonka, MN 55345- Sharon Gilsrud 454 Journey’s End Road Longville, MN 56655 rgilsrud5@aol.com- Tom and Tenlee Lund 4147 Souix Camp Trail NE, Longville, MN 56655- John and Darlene Osterholtz P.O. Box 555, Longville, MN 56655- Tony Ozark 6389 Macemon Trail NE Remer, MN 56672- Wayne and Darlene Simons 7297 County 39, Longville, MN 56655

- James and HK Stuart 4577 Stuart Beach Drive NE Longville, MN 56655- Mark Tietjen 5188 32nd Ave. NE, Remer, MN 56672- John and Sandy Weins 698 N Hunter Lake Road NE Longville, MN 56655, jsweins@eot.com

NONPrOFIT MEMBErS - Bemidji State University Baseball Tim Bellew BSU Baseball, 1500 Birchmont Dr. #29, Bemidji, MN 56601 218-209-8567

- Child, Girl and Woman Lake Property Owner’s Association Thomas Jansen P.O. Box 335, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2580, krusedj@arvig.net

- Crisis Line & Referral Service Mary Marana P.O. Box 192, Brainerd, MN 56401 Office 218-828-4515, Crisis Line 800-462-5525 mary.crisisline@brainerd.net www.crisislineandreferralservice.org

- Faith In Action For Cass County Theresa Eclov P.O. Box 512, Hackensack, MN 56452 218-682-3363, cassfia@uslink.net www.faithinactioncass.com- Let’s Go Fishing - Denny Ganz P.O. Box 111, Hackensack, MN 56452 218-675-3474- Longville Area Community Foundation P.O. Box 92, Longville, MN 56655- Longville Area Women of Today Tal Hess, Erin Burt P.O. Box 293, Longville, MN 56655 longvilleawot@yahoo.com- Longville Lakes Arts Alliance Pat Boen P.O. Box 271, Longville, MN 56655 218-838-4202, patboen@kw.com- Longville Lions Club Shirley Speer P.O. Box 272, Longville, MN 56655- Longville Lakes Area Snowmobile Club P.O. Box 321 Longville, MN 56655, 218-566-2573- North Memorial Ambulance, Longville Kevin Lee, Manager 210 NW 5th St., Brainerd, MN 56401 218-829-8767/218-363-3581 northmemorial.com- Northland Area Family Service Center Michelle Tessin P.O. Box 308, 197 School Lane Longville, MN 56655 • 218-363-3348 mt@arvig.net www.northlandfamilycenter.org

- Northland Ridge Runners - Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation Craig Johnson P.O. Box 508, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2410, craigj@woodlandbank.com- Margaret Welch Memorial Library Cheryl Martin 5051 State Hwy 84, P.O. Box 106 Longville, MN 56655, 218-363-2710 longville@krls.org, www.krls.org- Minnesota Deer Hunter Association Lakes & Pines Chapter 5539 24th Ave NE, Longville, MN 56655 kevin@longvillelakes.com

- Petal Pushers Garden Club Jan Carpenter Longville, MN 56655

- Sherman A. Yochum VFW Post 772 and Ladies Auxiliary Kam Kammueller P.O. Box 73, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2400

- Tossed and Found Boutique Toni Sausman, Coordinator 4837 State Hwy 84 NE, P.O. Box 308, Longville, MN 56655, tsausman@arvig.net SEE AD ON PAGE 30

- Turtle Town Cruisers Car Club Dick Krueger P.O. Box 334, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-3332 dick@GalleryofHomesMN.com- Walker Area Community Center Gretchen Gribbin P.O. Box 327, Walker, MN 56484 218-547-1853, wacc@arvig.net www.walkerareacommunitycenter.com- YMCA Camp Olson Russ Link 4160 Little Boy Rd NE, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2207, russ@campolson.org www.campolson.org SEE AD ON PAGE 19

- Young At Heart Seniors Mary Jane Lewis 4874 Mix Lane, Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2591, mjl@eot.com

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