'Ice Castle' for sale
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Public Notices STATE OF MINNESOTA SECRETARY OF STATE CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED NAME Minnesota Statutes Chapter 333 File Number: Date Filed: December 31, 2008 The filing of an assumed name does not provide a user with exclusive rights to that name. The filing is required as a consumer protection, in order to enable consumers to be able to identify the true owner of a business. 1. State the exact assumed name under which the business is or will be conducted: TCJH Media 2. State the address of the principal place of business. A complete street address or rural route and rural route box number is required; the address cannot be a P.O. Box: 574 Prairie Center Drive #135-115, Eden Prairie, MN 553447955 3. List the name and complete address of all persons conducting business under the above Assumed Name or if the business owner is a corporation, provide the legal corporate name and registered office address of the corporation: CCDRW, LLC – 214 Scott Avenue, Linden, AL 36748-3416
4. I certify that I am authorized to sign this certificate and I further certify that I understand that by signing this certificate, I am subject to the penalties of perjury as set forth in Minnesota Statutes section 609.48 as if I had signed this certificate under oath. Signature: David R. Wilkowske – Vice President – CCDRW, LLC Contact Person 866-347-9032 Ext. 701 Date: 12/24/08 (Published in the Eden Prairie News on Thursday, January 15 and 22, 2009; No. 3737)
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PHOTO BY MOLLEE FRANCISCO
Scenes from the movie “Ice Castles” were shot at this home just outside of Carver, off of County Road 40.
‘Ice Castle’ for sale Tear-jerker movie site on market near Carver By Mollee Francisco
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CARDINAL DELIGHT
million. For the first time since it was built in the early 1900s, the farmhouse at 14745 County Road 40 in Dahlgren Township is for sale. Many may drive past it each day without noticing much, but fans of the 1978 tear-jerker “Ice Castles” know that this is a piece of Hollywood history.
Filming
New to the area?
40 lb. bag
I
t was the place where a young figure skater struck blind by tragedy found the strength to skate again. And now, it can be yours for a cool $1.8
BIRDSEED MENU:
DELUXE MIX* 50 lb. ................. $22.99 DELUXE MIX 25 lb. ...................... 12.99 CARDINAL DELIGHT MIX* 40 lb. ..... 28.99 Wild Bird Food CARDINAL DELIGHT MIX 20 lb.... 17.99 BLACK SUNFLOWER* 50 lb. ........ 22.99 BLACK SUNFLOWER 25 lb........... 14.99 SAFFLOWER* 50 lb. .................... 39.99 PEANUT PARTS* 50 lb. ............... 42.99 SUNFLOWER HEARTS* 50 lb. ..... 59.99 Reg. $31.99 NIGER THISTLE per lb. (10 lb.) ..... .1.50 CRACKED CORN* 50 lb. .............. 10.99 Sale ends Jan. 31, ’09 KERNEL CORN* 50 lb. ................. 10.99
2899
$
*Available in smaller amounts. Prices subject to change. 5 suet flavors available.
Current owner Marsha Pearson remembers the winter when her parents Max and Joyce Flickenger (who lived in the house at the time) opened up their doors to the cast and crew of the movie. “They had been out searching the Carver County area,” she recalled of the location scouts. “They found this house and the outside looked very much like the one [the main character was to have] grown up in.” Several of the principal shots were filmed at the house, including in the attic and one of the home’s five bedrooms. “We always left it the same,” Pearson said of those rooms, despite an extensive remodel of the rest of the house. Pearson also recalled that that winter wasn’t exactly what the movie crew had been hoping for. “There was no snow that winter,” she said. “They had to make snow.” The snow was a big draw to Pearson’s kids who were young at the time. “My kids wrecked a couple of shots,” Pearson said. And though the crew yelled at them, it was one of the movie’s heart throbs that came to their
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Ice Castles Released: 1978 Starring: Lynn-Holly Johnson, Robby Benson and Tom Skerritt Story: Rising figure skater suffers accident that leaves her blind. A rekindled romance convinces her to get back on the ice and skate again. Filmed: Minnesota, Colorado Nominated for Oscar: Best original song, “Theme from Ice Castles (Through the Eyes of Love).” Robbie Benson’s Web site: www.robbybenson.net
rescue. “Robby Benson saved me,” Pearson said, remembering that he put the crew in their place, reminding them that this was still someone’s home. “He invited us to have lunch with them.” It was a moment Pearson will never forget. “No, I never got his autograph, I never got his picture,” she said. But she does have an original copy of the movie she keeps in Arizona. “I won’t let anyone watch it.”
Development Pearson and her husband Robert left the “Ice Castles” home a year and a half ago, moving to a place in Prior Lake. At the time, their nearly 50 acres in Dahlgren Township had been optioned by Tollefson Development as part of a large housing development. Carver City Planner Cindy Olness said to the best of her knowledge the Tollefson project has since been scaled down from the original plans and will most likely be focused
tional Minnesota: Breanne M. Brodersen and Volha Budzilovich. The following students were named to the Dean’s List (3.7-3.9 GPA): Ann M. Arver, Kyle L. Brown, Bailey M. Kimitch and Maren M. Pfister.
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3,966 square foot home 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms Garage, shed, volleyball court 49.29 developable acres Bragging rights to say you live in the house where “Ice Castles” was once filmed
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The following students from Eden Prairie were named to the President’s List (4.0 GPA) at the Art Institutes Interna-
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Better Service, Better Results, Better Call…
All this can be yours for $1.8 million:
on the western side of County Road 40, across the street from the Pearson home. The Pearsons are still marketing the house as prime for development potential with great access to new Highway 212. To sell the home, they’ve enlisted the help of Chaska Realtor Jim Jacobs, with RE/ MAX Advisors West. Jacobs said he’s got “a lot of calls” on the house because it is highly visible, but hasn’t had anyone bite. “The price precludes the regular house-buyer,” Jacobs said. The $1.8 million price tag is largely due to the 49 acres of developable land. Jacobs said the county won’t let them separate the land the house sits on from the rest of the land or he would be able to list the house and about nine acres at $500,000 to $600,000. “It’s a nicely refurbished remodel,” he said. “It has all the amenities including a nice pole barn for large equipment. I realize that’s not very romantic.” Jacobs said that to date,
Despite the profits that the sale of her former home could bring in, Pearson is having a hard time forgetting the Carver County farmhouse. “I’d just as soon have kept it for myself,” she said. Pearson and her family moved to the farmhouse from North Dakota in 1965 to help her aunt after her uncle’s death. She and her now exhusband took over the farm, and its adjoining 360 acres, in 1986. They farmed the land, as her dad had, growing corn and beans and raising cattle and horses. They also raised a family there. Pearson maintains that it was a great place to raise children. “I would not have done it any other way,” she said. “It was a wonderful place. It gave us a lot of joy.” Pearson doesn’t know what will happen to the house once they let go of it (they currently rent it out). “I won’t go out there if they tear the house down,” she said. At one time, she had hoped to get the house on the National Register of Historic Places but said that a major remodel in 1993 rendered that hope impossible for now. Even if the house is demolished, Pearson will always have the images of it captured on “Ice Castles,” though. “It was a moving movie,” she said. “It reminds us to be thankful for everything we’ve got.”
ON CAMPUS Named to honors lists at Art Institutes
3240 Chaska Blvd. • Chaska • 952-448-2511
he hasn’t been marketing the home as a piece of movie memorabilia. He didn’t remember if the Pearsons told him it was used in the filming of “Ice Castles” or not. And for the record, Jacobs hasn’t seen the movie. “I tend to shy away from movies with figure skating or synchronized swimming,” he said.
612-219-0234
[email protected]
For more information call Marie 952-345-6478 or Veronica 952-345-6470
The following students were named to the Honor’s List (3.5-3.6 GPA): Katie J. Blake, Heather E. Borgen and Kyle H. Hutchins.
Graduate from U of W-Stout The following students from Eden Prairie graduated from University of Wisconsin-Stout in December: Justin Aoki,
Adrian Larson-Mallo and Thomas Stoddart.
Completes study abroad semester Ja c q u e l y n P h i l l i p s of Eden Prairie, a junior at St. Olaf College, recently completed a semester of study abroad in Spain while participating in the Spain: Seville I program.
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Public Notices STATE OF MINNESOTA SECRETARY OF STATE CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED NAME Minnesota Statutes Chapter 333 File Number: Date Filed: December 31, 2008 The filing of an assumed name does not provide a user with exclusive rights to that name. The filing is required as a consumer protection, in order to enable consumers to be able to identify the true owner of a business. 1. State the exact assumed name under which the business is or will be conducted: TCJH Media 2. State the address of the principal place of business. A complete street address or rural route and rural route box number is required; the address cannot be a P.O. Box: 574 Prairie Center Drive #135-115, Eden Prairie, MN 553447955 3. List the name and complete address of all persons conducting business under the above Assumed Name or if the business owner is a corporation, provide the legal corporate name and registered office address of the corporation: CCDRW, LLC – 214 Scott Avenue, Linden, AL 36748-3416
4. I certify that I am authorized to sign this certificate and I further certify that I understand that by signing this certificate, I am subject to the penalties of perjury as set forth in Minnesota Statutes section 609.48 as if I had signed this certificate under oath. Signature: David R. Wilkowske – Vice President – CCDRW, LLC Contact Person 866-347-9032 Ext. 701 Date: 12/24/08 (Published in the Eden Prairie News on Thursday, January 15 and 22, 2009; No. 3737)
The Public Notice deadline for the Eden Prairie News is at 4 p.m. on Thursday, for the following week's issue. Faxes are not accepted.
running out of
PHOTO BY MOLLEE FRANCISCO
Scenes from the movie “Ice Castles” were shot at this home just outside of Carver, off of County Road 40.
‘Ice Castle’ for sale Tear-jerker movie site on market near Carver By Mollee Francisco
get them online… just click, print &
go 105312
www.edenprairienews.com
For over 20 years Welcome Neighbor! has helped new residents learn about their new community.
We bring a helpful packet of information including maps, civic and county resources and hundreds of $’s in local merchant gift certificates. We answer you questions and save you time and money. This is paid for by Darlene the local merchants and FREE to you. If you are new – call or email us. We’ll help make the move easier.
952-446-9000
Serving Carver, McLeod, Scott, Wright & Western Hennepin counties. www.welcomeneighbormn.com [email protected] 162087
Business owners interested in building your customer base – call us for more information.
CARDINAL DELIGHT
million. For the first time since it was built in the early 1900s, the farmhouse at 14745 County Road 40 in Dahlgren Township is for sale. Many may drive past it each day without noticing much, but fans of the 1978 tear-jerker “Ice Castles” know that this is a piece of Hollywood history.
Filming
New to the area?
40 lb. bag
I
t was the place where a young figure skater struck blind by tragedy found the strength to skate again. And now, it can be yours for a cool $1.8
BIRDSEED MENU:
DELUXE MIX* 50 lb. ................. $22.99 DELUXE MIX 25 lb. ...................... 12.99 CARDINAL DELIGHT MIX* 40 lb. ..... 28.99 Wild Bird Food CARDINAL DELIGHT MIX 20 lb.... 17.99 BLACK SUNFLOWER* 50 lb. ........ 22.99 BLACK SUNFLOWER 25 lb........... 14.99 SAFFLOWER* 50 lb. .................... 39.99 PEANUT PARTS* 50 lb. ............... 42.99 SUNFLOWER HEARTS* 50 lb. ..... 59.99 Reg. $31.99 NIGER THISTLE per lb. (10 lb.) ..... .1.50 CRACKED CORN* 50 lb. .............. 10.99 Sale ends Jan. 31, ’09 KERNEL CORN* 50 lb. ................. 10.99
2899
$
*Available in smaller amounts. Prices subject to change. 5 suet flavors available.
Current owner Marsha Pearson remembers the winter when her parents Max and Joyce Flickenger (who lived in the house at the time) opened up their doors to the cast and crew of the movie. “They had been out searching the Carver County area,” she recalled of the location scouts. “They found this house and the outside looked very much like the one [the main character was to have] grown up in.” Several of the principal shots were filmed at the house, including in the attic and one of the home’s five bedrooms. “We always left it the same,” Pearson said of those rooms, despite an extensive remodel of the rest of the house. Pearson also recalled that that winter wasn’t exactly what the movie crew had been hoping for. “There was no snow that winter,” she said. “They had to make snow.” The snow was a big draw to Pearson’s kids who were young at the time. “My kids wrecked a couple of shots,” Pearson said. And though the crew yelled at them, it was one of the movie’s heart throbs that came to their
(Old Hwy. 212)
CFG.KevinConnection.com
180066
[email protected] www.PamErickson.com
Joanne Mitchell
Ask one of our experts your real estate questions online! Chestnut Realty, Inc.
952-556-2740
Family home
Ice Castles Released: 1978 Starring: Lynn-Holly Johnson, Robby Benson and Tom Skerritt Story: Rising figure skater suffers accident that leaves her blind. A rekindled romance convinces her to get back on the ice and skate again. Filmed: Minnesota, Colorado Nominated for Oscar: Best original song, “Theme from Ice Castles (Through the Eyes of Love).” Robbie Benson’s Web site: www.robbybenson.net
rescue. “Robby Benson saved me,” Pearson said, remembering that he put the crew in their place, reminding them that this was still someone’s home. “He invited us to have lunch with them.” It was a moment Pearson will never forget. “No, I never got his autograph, I never got his picture,” she said. But she does have an original copy of the movie she keeps in Arizona. “I won’t let anyone watch it.”
Development Pearson and her husband Robert left the “Ice Castles” home a year and a half ago, moving to a place in Prior Lake. At the time, their nearly 50 acres in Dahlgren Township had been optioned by Tollefson Development as part of a large housing development. Carver City Planner Cindy Olness said to the best of her knowledge the Tollefson project has since been scaled down from the original plans and will most likely be focused
tional Minnesota: Breanne M. Brodersen and Volha Budzilovich. The following students were named to the Dean’s List (3.7-3.9 GPA): Ann M. Arver, Kyle L. Brown, Bailey M. Kimitch and Maren M. Pfister.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Group Commercial Sales/Leasing
More Hustle Less Hassle
Eric Perkins
JAYNE (JP) MEYER
612-723-3448 Action West
Eden Prairie Office 7820 Terrey Pine Court
Your Ad Here Every Week.
x13435
3,966 square foot home 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms Garage, shed, volleyball court 49.29 developable acres Bragging rights to say you live in the house where “Ice Castles” was once filmed
Eden Prairie’s Directory of Real Estate Professionals
joannemitchellsellshomes.com
612-790-1078
The following students from Eden Prairie were named to the President’s List (4.0 GPA) at the Art Institutes Interna-
073894-4
Better Service, Better Results, Better Call…
All this can be yours for $1.8 million:
on the western side of County Road 40, across the street from the Pearson home. The Pearsons are still marketing the house as prime for development potential with great access to new Highway 212. To sell the home, they’ve enlisted the help of Chaska Realtor Jim Jacobs, with RE/ MAX Advisors West. Jacobs said he’s got “a lot of calls” on the house because it is highly visible, but hasn’t had anyone bite. “The price precludes the regular house-buyer,” Jacobs said. The $1.8 million price tag is largely due to the 49 acres of developable land. Jacobs said the county won’t let them separate the land the house sits on from the rest of the land or he would be able to list the house and about nine acres at $500,000 to $600,000. “It’s a nicely refurbished remodel,” he said. “It has all the amenities including a nice pole barn for large equipment. I realize that’s not very romantic.” Jacobs said that to date,
Despite the profits that the sale of her former home could bring in, Pearson is having a hard time forgetting the Carver County farmhouse. “I’d just as soon have kept it for myself,” she said. Pearson and her family moved to the farmhouse from North Dakota in 1965 to help her aunt after her uncle’s death. She and her now exhusband took over the farm, and its adjoining 360 acres, in 1986. They farmed the land, as her dad had, growing corn and beans and raising cattle and horses. They also raised a family there. Pearson maintains that it was a great place to raise children. “I would not have done it any other way,” she said. “It was a wonderful place. It gave us a lot of joy.” Pearson doesn’t know what will happen to the house once they let go of it (they currently rent it out). “I won’t go out there if they tear the house down,” she said. At one time, she had hoped to get the house on the National Register of Historic Places but said that a major remodel in 1993 rendered that hope impossible for now. Even if the house is demolished, Pearson will always have the images of it captured on “Ice Castles,” though. “It was a moving movie,” she said. “It reminds us to be thankful for everything we’ve got.”
ON CAMPUS Named to honors lists at Art Institutes
3240 Chaska Blvd. • Chaska • 952-448-2511
he hasn’t been marketing the home as a piece of movie memorabilia. He didn’t remember if the Pearsons told him it was used in the filming of “Ice Castles” or not. And for the record, Jacobs hasn’t seen the movie. “I tend to shy away from movies with figure skating or synchronized swimming,” he said.
612-219-0234
[email protected]
For more information call Marie 952-345-6478 or Veronica 952-345-6470
The following students were named to the Honor’s List (3.5-3.6 GPA): Katie J. Blake, Heather E. Borgen and Kyle H. Hutchins.
Graduate from U of W-Stout The following students from Eden Prairie graduated from University of Wisconsin-Stout in December: Justin Aoki,
Adrian Larson-Mallo and Thomas Stoddart.
Completes study abroad semester Ja c q u e l y n P h i l l i p s of Eden Prairie, a junior at St. Olaf College, recently completed a semester of study abroad in Spain while participating in the Spain: Seville I program.
Gallagher Cosmetic & Family Dentistry F M h l J. Gallagher, DDS Michael S Sarah J. Gallagher, DDS
Voted “Best in Town, n, Top Dentists” – MPLS/ST. PAUL MAGAZINE SINCE 2002
“We make perfect smiles!” • Veneers • invisalign • All Porcelain Crowns • Professional Whitening 11800 Singletree Lane, Suite 208, Eden Prairie
www.DoctorGallagher.com
952 942 9600
