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FRONT (L-R): Millie Brown Otter, Lincoln Biegler, Wilson Wiedmer, Leon Shoots the Enemy, Piper Schrempp, Barrett Hermes, Madelyn Pickner, TaRon Rousseau; 2ND ROW (L-R): Kai Pickner, Isaac Schweitzer, Austin Lindskov, Kendyl Gill, JeRon Rousseau, Remi Wiedmer, Oaklee Mutchler, Brynn Lemburg; 3RD ROW (L-R): Kateri Laurenz-Ducheneaux, Marley Ward, Levi Grazier, Karter Lindskov, Addison Swift Hawk, Pazlin Ducheneaux.

FRONT (L-R): Millie Brown Otter, Lincoln Biegler, Wilson Wiedmer, Leon Shoots the Enemy, Piper Schrempp, Barrett Hermes, Madelyn Pickner, TaRon Rousseau; 2ND ROW (L-R): Kai Pickner, Isaac Schweitzer, Austin Lindskov, Kendyl Gill, JeRon Rousseau, Remi Wiedmer, Oaklee Mutchler, Brynn Lemburg; 3RD ROW (L-R): Kateri Laurenz-Ducheneaux, Marley Ward, Levi Grazier, Karter Lindskov, Addison Swift Hawk, Pazlin Ducheneaux.

Good Panthers for March

at Timber Lake Elementary are recognized from demonstrating THE PANTHER WAY: Tolerance

TRAIL CITY NEWS

Many farmers are busy preparing for yet another snow storm that is expected to happen over the week. On Sunday night, Mason Hollenbeck and Kyrie Lemburg attended the Spring Sing at the New Hope Church. Mason sang with the Holy Cross K4J choir.

LOOKING BACK

April 2, 1953 Tires and wheels lifted from REA Three spare tires and wheels were taken from three pickups belonging to Moreau-Grand Electric Cooperative, last Thursday night. No clues to the theft have been uncovered, in the investigation being conducted by Sheriff Russell Anderson.

Meals on Wheels

Monday, April 10: Mexican chicken soup w/cheese, unsalted crackers, blanched baby carrots, cottage cheese, peaches, and bread. Tuesday, April 11: BBQ pork sandwich, California vegetables, potato salad, and sliced cooked apples.

THANK YOU

I would like to thank the Timber Lake ambulance crew for the prompt and wonderful service I received. I appreciate it very much. Louis Keller
God is ALIVE!

God is ALIVE!

God is ALIVE!

“Why do you look for the living among the dead? He is not here, but he is risen.” Luke 24:5b This Holy Week, we are living in the paradox of hope in the middle of fear. We start with Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem with palm branches waving and the excited cries of, “Hosanna, in the highest!
The difference 8 days make!

The difference 8 days make!

The difference 8 days make!

There have been days where history was dramatically changed; the murder of Julius Caesar, Pearl Harbor, 9/11. But there were 8 days, 2000 years ago, which changed history in a totally different way. On Palm Sunday, Jesus rode into Jerusalem, as the King who was promised from God.
What made Jesus great?

What made Jesus great?

What made Jesus great?

Have you ever wondered what made Jesus so great? There are some easy answers to this question, like He was a good teacher or He performed many miracles, and others might say it was because He was the Son of God.
At what price?

At what price?

At what price?

Scriptures call us to return to the Lord “with all your heart, with fasting, with weeping, with mourning “ (Joel 2:12). Our season of Lenten preparation is over! Sin and death do not have the final word. The green grass is on the way. The time for sharing and rejoicing is here. Christ is risen!