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Tanner Pasvogel wins state wresting title
By Kurt Menk ously undefeated senior Tan- Tanner does for wrestling. He A-GI wrestler Darren Cain
Editor ner Reetz, Frazee, 4-3. Reetz will be very successful in col- won the state title as a junior
Sibley East senior Tanner won state at 120 pounds two lege.” at 155 pounds in 1987.
Pasvogel captured first place years ago. He placed second He is the son of Lisa Pasvo- Cain also won the state title
honors in the 132-pound at 126 pounds last year. gel, Arlington, and Burt as a senior at 167 pounds in
weight division during the “I had a lot of confidence Pasvogel, Belle Plaine. 1988.
Minnesota State Class A Indi- going into the championship Gaylord wrestler Greg Berg
vidual Wrestling Tournament match with my strategy and State Wrestlers captured the state title at 180
at the Xcel Energy Center in the way I was wrestling that In addition to Pasvogel, pounds in 1976.
St. Paul on Saturday night, day,” said Pasvogel. eight other Sibley East Gaylord wrestler Paul Som-
March 4. He said winning the state wrestlers also competed in the mers also won the state title at
Pasvogel is the second Sib- championship did not “sink in state individual tournament. 145 pounds in 1977.
ley East wrestler to win a state until I went upstairs and Junior Dayne Morton (113)
championship. Nathan Rose talked to everyone” after the placed second while junior Wrestling Notes
won three consecutive state match. Tommy Wentzlaff (138) fin- The Sibley East varsity
championships from 2012 “It feels good,” said Pasvo- ished sixth. wrestling team, during the
through 2014. gel. “It feels like all of my Other state participants state tournament, was recog-
Pasvogel, who captured his hard work paid off.” were Lincoln Carpenter (126), nized as one of several Silver
175 career victory at the state Pasvogel added, “I would Mason Voight (145), Logan Plaque Academic Teams.
classic, is the first four-time like to thank my family, Tesch (160), Andrew Schauer Teams who are recognized
wrestling place winner at Sib- friends, teammates, coaches (182), Cody Voight (195) and have a team grade point aver-
ley East. Pasvogel placed and fans for their support over Tanner Kurtzweg (285), age between 3.0 and 3.49 on a
third in 2014, second in 2015 the years.” The Sibley East varsity 4.0 scale.
and fourth in 2016. Pasvogel concludes the sea- wrestling team also competed Waconia senior Garrett Vos
“I had two goals at the start son with a 40-2 record overall. in the Minnesota State Class captured the 120-pound state
of the season,” explained He finishes his high school A Team Wrestling Tourna- championship during the Min-
Pasvogel. “The first was to do career with 178 wins which ment, but lost its first two dual nesota State Class AA Indi-
well as a team. The second ranks third at Sibley East. meets. vidual Wrestling Tournament.
was to win state as an individ- “What can you say about This was the seventh time Vos, 38-3 overall, deci-
ual.” Tanner,” said Sibley East head that Sibley East has competed sioned Justin Sampson, Wase-
In the opening round, coach Chad Johnson. “He is in the state team wrestling ca, 4-0 in the championship
Pasvogel decisioned senior the elite. He’s a perfectionist tournament. match.
Nolan Booge, Park Rapids, 8- of the sport. He has become For additional wrestling re- Vos also captured the state
6. successful because of his sults from the state tourna- title at 113 pounds last year.
Pasvogel, in the quarter- work ethic and desire to con- ment, please turn to page 6 in He is the son of Len and
final round, decisioned senior tinue to improve. None of us this week’s edition of the Ar- Wendy Vos, St. Bonifacius.
Alex Borsgard, Windom- coaches taught him the move lington Enterprise. He is also the grandson of
Mountain Lake, 9-2. that everybody is talking Bill and Marion (Vos) God-
In the semi-final round, about. It’s all on him.” State Champs win, Arlington, and Tony Vos,
Pasvogel decisioned senior Johnson added, “Tanner de- The former Arlington- Gaylord.
Brandon Ortman, Pierz, 5-2. serves everything he gets. Green Isle and Gaylord high
In the championship match, Nobody puts more time into schools also produced state
Pasvogel decisioned previ- perfecting their sport than champions in wrestling. Tanner Pasvogel
Arlington contracts for temporary police services with Gaylord
By Kurt Menk include a six-month termina- assistance, it will potentially
Editor tion service clause, will be put the City of Arlington over
The Arlington City Coun- enacted after it is also ap- budget by $3,000 a month.
cil, during its regular meeting proved by the Gaylord City
on Monday night, March 6, Council. Circle Drive
unanimously approved a mo- Under the contracted serv- The City Council, in other
tion to authorize temporary ices, Gaylord Police Chief news, unanimously adopted a
police staffing contracted Tony Padilla will be at the resolution to receive and call
through the City of Gaylord. police office in Arlington on a public hearing on the 2017
City Council members Wednesday afternoons and all Circle Drive Street and Utili-
Michelle Battcher, Adam day on Thursdays and Fri- ty Improvements.
Cowell, Tom Hatlestad, Jim days. This move will allow The City Council, accord-
Heiland and James Jaszewski current Arlington Interim Po- ing to the resolution, has been
all voted in favor of the mo- lice Chief Jordan Voigt to re- advised by the consulting en-
tion. turn to his officer duties. gineers, Bolton & Menk, Inc.,
The City Council made the In addition, Gaylord police Mankato, that the improve-
move because the Arlington officers will provide patrol ments are necessary, cost-ef-
Police Department is current- coverage in Arlington during fective and feasible and
ly short staffed due to the res- the daytime. These police of- should best be made as pro-
ignation of its police chief ficers will be using Gaylord posed.
last fall. police cars. The public hearing will be
The move, according to Arlington police officers held in the Council Chamber
members of the Police Com- will provide patrol coverage at the Community Center at
mittee, will allow the City in town during the night time 6:30 p.m. Monday, March 20.
Council some time to thor- hours. Circle Drive is the current
oughly explore various per- The Arlington City Council gravel road that runs behind
manent policing models. has budgeted approximately Scott Equipment and Hutch
Exploring solutions was $18,850 a month in payroll Co-op in Arlington. It is lo-
outlined in Mayor Rich for its police department. cated on the northeast corner
Nagel’s 2017 goals during This includes wages, PERA, of the community.
early January. FICA and health insurance.
The contract, which will By incorporating Gaylord’s
City Council accepts resignation from maintenance supervisor
By Kurt Menk Voigt was hired by the City five people have expressed and sponsor the annual Clean event will be published in fu- The total estimated cost of
Editor Council during the spring of interest in taking an emer- Up Day in Arlington this ture editions of the Arlington the improvements is
The Arlington City Coun- 2014. gency medical technician year. Enterprise. $1,712,861.50 with
cil, during its regular meeting The City Council, later in (EMT) course which starts in The event will be held at $156,461.25 in alternates.
on Monday night, unani- the meeting, unanimously ap- May. the Sibley County Fair- Improvement Project Construction on the 2017
mously approved a motion to proved a motion to approve a He also reported that Bryce grounds in Arlington from 9 The City Council, during Street & Utility Improvement
accept the resignation from job description for the main- Kloeckl, who is a certified a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, its previous meeting, unani- Project will begin in May of
Maintenance Supervisor Tony tenance supervisor position. EMT, will be joining the am- May 24. This date is one mously adopted a resolution 2017. The substantial com-
Voigt. In addition, the City Coun- bulance service. month earlier than in past to approve the plans and pletion date will be Sept. 1,
City Council members cil unanimously approved a Sullivan said the publicity years. specifications and authorize 2017. The final completion
Michelle Battcher, Adam motion to advertise for the in the local newspaper really “Tri-County has worked the advertisement of bids for date will be June 1, 2018.
Cowell, Tom Hatlestad, Jim external job opening. The helped in the recruitment of with the city to provide a the 2017 Street & Utility Im-
Heiland and James Jaszewski open position will be adver- these individuals. low-cost opportunity for city provement Project. Other News
all voted in favor of the mo- tised in the Arlington Enter- Interested people who residents to clean out their The street and utility im- In other news, local resi-
tion. prise, City of Arlington Face- would like to join the Arling- homes and garages,” City Ad- provements will include dent John Paulmann voiced
“I accepted a position with book page and the League of ton Area Ambulance Service ministrator Liza Donabaer Fourth Avenue Northwest his concern about traffic
the City of Norwood Young Minnesota Cities job posting are encouraged to contact said in a memo to the City from West Chandler Street to speed around the school.
America so I will be resign- page. The deadline for appli- Sullivan at ksullivan@arling- Council. West Alden Street; West Paulmann suggested that a
ing from my position with the cations will be Thursday, tonmn.com or call 612-723- There will be a cost to ad- Brooks Street from Highway 20 mile-per-hour speed
City of Arlington,” Voigt said March 30. 3166. vertise, staff with city em- 5 to Third Avenue Northwest; should be posted and en-
in a three-sentence letter of ployees and remove the trash. West Alden Street from High- forced.
resignation. “My last day of Ambulance Clean Up Day These costs, however, are in- way 5 to Third Avenue North- He encouraged the City
work will be March 10 and I Kevin Sullivan, director of It was the consensus of the cluded in the 2017 budget, west; and Third Avenue Council to discuss this issue
will be starting with NYA on the Arlington Area Ambu- City Council to again partner according to Donabauer. Northwest from West Alden at its next regular meeting.
March 13. Thank you.” lance Service, reported that with Tri-County Solid Waste Additional details on this Street to West Brooks Street.
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News Briefs
Accident south of Arlington
A two-vehicle accident reportedly occurred on Coun-
ty Road 17 just south of Arlington at 1:44 p.m. Satur-
day, March 4, according to the Sibley County Sheriff’s
Department.
A 2003 Audi Quattro driven by Jose Maria Infante
Zavala, 19, Mankato, crossed the centerline and struck a
2001 Ford pickup driven by Reanne Hittle, 16, Lester
Prairie, according to the report.
Neither driver was injured, the report said. Both vehi-
cles sustained moderate damage. The incident is under
investigation.
The Arlington Fire Department and Arlington Ambu-
lance assisted at the scene.
Accident west of Henderson
A two-vehicle accident reportedly occurred on High-
way 19 approximately five miles west of Henderson at
3:55 p.m. Friday, March 3, according to the Sibley
County Sheriff’s Department.
A 2000 Honda Accord driven by Whitney G. Krueger,
36, Shakopee, rear ended a 2000 Nissan Maxima driven
by Susan K. Fuchs, 57, Eagan, according to the report.
Krueger did not suffer any injuries, the report said.
Fuchs said she had minor injuries, but declined medical
attention.
The Honda sustained moderate damage while the Nis- Enterprise photo by Kurt Menk
san received minor damage, according to the report.
GICS Food Shelf Donation
Crash south of Winthrop The fifth and sixth grade part of the Service Learning Task ley County FoodShare in Gaylord. The following students deliv-
A one-vehicle accident reportedly occurred on 310 Force recently coordinated a food donation event at the Green ered the money and food on Monday afternoon, March 6. Left
Street about two miles south of Winthrop at 2:09 p.m. Isle Community School. As part of that event, students at GICS to right: Lauren Menne, Maggie Foley, Adriana Simek, Evalina
Friday, March 3, according to the Sibley County Sher- collected $143.96 in cash and 120 pounds of food for the Sib- Halling and Gabby Stevens.
iff’s Department.
Deputies found a 1997 Chevrolet Cavalier that had
struck a guide wire on an electrical pole, according to
the report. McKenze M. Dyre, 22, Gibbon, was the driv-
er of the vehicle. A passenger was identified as Brandon MMPA’s Shakopee Energy Park now producing electricity
J. Klouda, 19, Winthrop. They both suffered minor in- Shakopee Energy Park, long-term efficient, competi- neapolis, managed the facili- with its fast-start Wartsila en-
juries. owned and operated by the tive, and reliable electrical ty’s design and construction, gines, is part of MMPA’s
The vehicle sustained moderate damage, the report Minnesota Municipal Power supply, which is delivered by and provides operations man- strategy to maintain power
said. Agency (MMPA), has Shakopee Public Utilities. In agement for the plant. supply flexibility. The
achieved commercial opera- turn, our community’s future “This facility demonstrates Agency takes a long-term ap-
tion and is producing electric- economic development and our commitment to local, ef- proach to power supply plan-
Woehler is St. Thomas grad ity from clean-burning natu- sustainability goals are sup- ficient power generation,” ning that includes assembling
Christy Woehler, a graduate of the Sibley East Senior ral gas. ported. Public power is said Derick Dahlen, Avant a diversified portfolio con-
High School, graduated from the University of St. The 46-megawatt (MW) fa- stronger than ever with the Energy President & CEO. taining both conventional and
Thomas during recent commencement exercises. cility, located in Shakopee addition of MMPA’s “We put a lot of effort into renewable resources. This ap-
Woehler received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Busi- near Canterbury Park, uses Shakopee Energy Park.” designing an attractive facili- proach ensures that the
ness Administration - Human Resource Management. fuel-efficient reciprocating Mars also noted that ty that will be a long-term Agency is well positioned to
She is the daughter of Dan and Bertha Woehler, Ar- engines to generate local, re- MMPA sought out local con- asset to Shakopee.” continue delivering reliable,
lington. liable power for Shakopee as tractors and businesses, such John Crooks, Shakopee competitively-priced power
well as contributing to the as Greystone Construction, Public Utilities Manager and to its members, while creat-
Council accepts donation overall power supply for all
MMPA member communi-
for the project’s construction,
which meant more local jobs.
Chairman of the MMPA
Board of Directors, said,
ing value for the Agency and
its members.
The Arlington City Council, during its regular meet-
ing on Monday night, March 6, unanimously approved a ties. Shakopee is home to sever- “Our board and management Other MMPA member util-
motion to accept a $500 donation from the Ziesmer “The facility is a great ad- al major new business devel- believe in investing in clean, ities include: Anoka, Arling-
family toward the purchase of a fire brush rig for the Ar- dition to our growing com- opments, including large fa- efficient technologies because ton, Brownton, Buffalo,
lington Fire Department. munity,” said Shakopee cilities by Amazon and Shut- it is the right thing to do both Chaska, East Grand Forks,
Mayor Bill Mars. “Shakopee terfly. environmentally and econom- Elk River, Le Sueur, North
Energy Park provides our res- MMPA’s management part- ically.” St. Paul, Olivia, and
Students named to Dean’s List idents and businesses with ner, Avant Energy of Min- Shakopee Energy Park, Winthrop.
Three students were recently selected to the Dean’s
List at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities.
To qualify for this honor, a student must complete 12
or more letter-graded credits while attaining a 3.66 Color advertising gets noticed! Place your color ad today
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senior, College of Liberal Arts.
Chamber to meet on March 13
The Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce will hold
its regular monthly meeting at the Emergency Services
Starting Heritage Gardens
presented by Community
Building at noon Monday, March 13, according to
Chamber President Leah Prahl.
New members are always welcome to attend these
Marty Bergland
Lifelong gardener, horticulturist, author,
Emeritus Master Gardener and our community friend
Calendar
meetings.
Sat., March 11 Thursday, March 9th – Golden Age Club
@ Emergency Service Building, Noon
City Council approves hire 1:00 p.m. meeting & entertainment. New Members
The Arlington City Council, during its regular meet- Arlington Public Library
ing on Monday night, March 6, unanimously approved a Welcome!
motion to hire Steven Schmitz as a part-time attendant Heritage gardens show us how we inherited the
Sunday, March 12th – Arlington Con-
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at the Arlington Community Center. wonderful foods that make our lives possible.
Bring your gardening stories, pictures, seeds and querors 4H Club, Legion Building @ the
artifacts to share.
Choir concert on March 16 Free program for the community sponsored by APLL Fair Grounds, 5 p.m. Cloverbuds meet @
The Sibley East High School choirs will be in concert 4 p.m.
in the Arlington gymnasium at 7 p.m. Thursday, March
16. Monday, March 13th – Arlington Cham-
The concert will feature the Sophomore Choir, Con- ber of Commerce Meeting, Emergency
cert Choir, Show Choir, and various soloists and ensem- Services Building, Noon meeting. Arlington
bles. Music selections will consist of classical pieces, Township Board, Arlington Community
folk songs, spirituals, pop favorites and a medley from
the musical Grease.
Center, 7:30 p.m. Arlington VFW Auxiliary
The choirs are directed by Lenore Strouth. Post #6031, Veterans Building @ the Fair
Grounds, 7:30 p.m. Arlington AA & Alanon,
Daylight Saving Time March 12 8 p.m. St. Mary’s Catholic Church
At 2 a.m. on the morning of Sunday, March 12, people
will be springing their clocks forward, and losing an Tuesday, March 14th – American Legion
hour of the day, for Daylight Saving Time. The good Post #250, Veteran’s Building @ the Fair
news: sunsets will be an hour later.
People may have noticed the annual tradition of Day- Grounds, 7 p.m.
light Saving Time has crept forward a bit. People used to
spring forward on the first Sunday in April and fall back Wednesday, March 15th – Arlington
on the last Sunday in October. But a couple years ago, Good Samaritan Auxiliary Fairview
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Harter chosen as Senior of the Quarter www.arlingtonmnnews.com
By Kurt Menk
Editor
Alli Harter, a senior at the
Sibley East Senior High
School, was recently chosen
Vehicle stolen in Arlington
By Kurt Menk ed to authorities at 9:44 south of East Adams Street
by her classmates as the Out- Editor a.m. Sunday, March 5. in Arlington.
standing Senior of the Quar- A motor vehicle was re- Lori R. Dressen, 41, Ar- The vehicle, when found,
ter. portedly stolen in the City lington, reported that her was burned and totally de-
Seniors at Sibley East vote of Arlington and recovered 2002 Dodge Ram truck, stroyed, according to the
for the outstanding member in a ditch near County maroon in color, was report.
of the senior class each quar- Road 12 and 337 Lane near stolen, according to the re- The Sibley County Sher-
ter. The names of those stu- Henderson later in the day, port. The vehicle was un- iff’s Department continues
dents are then submitted to according to the Sibley locked and the keys were to investigate this incident.
the Gaylord Rotary Club to County Sheriff ’s Depart- on the seat. It was parked
consider for a scholarship ment. The theft was report- along Third Avenue just
sponsored by the club. The
scholarship will be presented
to the outstanding senior of
the year during the annual
awards ceremony this spring.
2017 Scouting for Food event is set
Local Boy Scouts will par- then deliver these food items dles), cooking oil, crackers,
Harter is currently enrolled ticipate in the 2017 Scouting to the Sibley County Food- cake mixes and cookies,
in Anatomy, Physiology, for Food event. Share in Gaylord. boxed meals (macaroni and
Choir, British Literature, The Boy Scouts will deliv- Items that are especially cheese and hamburger
Economics, Study Hall, Year- er a reminder note to all resi- needed include paper goods helper), canned goods (tuna,
book, Calculus, Plant and dents in Arlington on Satur- (toilet paper, paper towels, soups, stews, fruits, puddings
Soil Science. day morning, March 11. paper plates and cups), toi- and vegetables), jello and
In the area of fine arts, Har- Residents are asked to letry items (bar soap, sham- pudding mixes, juice, drink
ter currently participates in place their non-perishable poos, diapers, tooth paste, mixes and coffee,
choir. She participated in food items in a bag and set it tooth brushes, combs, brush- Items cannot be opened
band in grades 7-11. out in a visible area. The Boy es, deodorant, shaving sup- boxes/containers and not out-
Harter, in the area of aca- Scouts will pick up these plies, hand lotion and femi- dated or damaged packaging.
demics, is a member of the bags after 9 a.m. Saturday, nine supplies), macaroni Cash donations will also be
National Honor Society. She March 18. The scouts will (elbow and all kinds of noo- accepted.
is also a member of the “A”
Honor Roll.
In the area of athletics,
Harter participates in tennis, Enterprise photo by Kurt Menk County’s ADA transition plan approved
basketball and softball. Alli Harter By Amy Newsom ers Room to discuss the plan Other News
In her spare time, Harter Correspondent from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Tues- Sibley County Public
enjoys sports, hanging with school, Harter plans to attend disorders, and play tennis. Title II of the Americans day, April 25. Health and Human Services
family and friends, working Luther College in Decorah, She is the daughter of with Disabilities Act (ADA) County Commissioner Bill Director John Glisczinski in-
out and homework. Iowa. She plans to major in Steve and Audrey Harter, requires all counties to per- Pinske asked which areas troduced new staff member
After graduation from high communication sciences and Gaylord. form a self-evaluation of their needed to be addressed and Caitlin Kemp. She will be in
current transportation infra- Becker stated only property child service.
structure policies, practices, owned by the county. Cities Glisczinski also shared that
Sibley County Business Expo set for April 20 and programs to provide
ADA accessibility.
are required to do their own
transition.
Jill Ruehling, who has 17
Sibley County Community The group is looking for 3 p.m. to 4 pm. years of experience with the
Development will be hosting businesses to register for the For more information or to Sibley County Public County Board Chairperson county, was promoted to so-
the second annual Live and event. There will be business receive a registration form Works Director Tim Becker, Gary Kruggel asked about the cial service supervisor in the
Work in Sibley County Busi- booths, hiring booths, and please contact Amy Newsom during the regular County total cost for the transition to children’s service area.
ness Expo at the Arlington business food booths. The at 507-237-4117 or Board meeting on Tuesday provide ADA accessibility County Administrator
Community Center from 4 booth includes a five-foot AmyN@co.sibley.mn.us. morning, Feb. 28, stated that and Becker stated approxi- Roxy Traxler also introduced
p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, round table and two chairs. Registration forms are due this is required by the federal mately $2.877 million. Beck- the new Emergency Manage-
April 20. Booth setup time will be from back by Monday, April 3. government and requires Sib- er said that a lot of streets ment Program Manager Kim
ley County to evaluate their need work and he plans to Flanaghan.
sidewalks and curb ramps. upgrade sidewalks and curb
Becker requested a public ramps as work is done on the
meeting in the Commission- streets.
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Opinions
Minnesota House votes
to revamp MSFA
Our View: The move will help
to restore public trust
Scandals involving public officials are often the headline
news in the various media outlets across the state. When that
happens, members of the two major political parties either
pounce on the wrongdoing to gain public support or distance
themselves from the individual to minimize damage.
An excellent example of this recently occurred when news
broke that two members, chairperson Michele Kelm-Helgen
and executive director Ted Mondale, of the Minnesota
Sports Facilities Authority (MSFA) resigned after two
months of public criticism over their use of two luxury
suites for friends and family at Minnesota Vikings games
and concerts. The criticism further intensified when it was
reported that Kelm-Helgen moved ahead of longtime
Vikings season ticket holders and acquired choice seats in
the U.S. Bank Stadium for herself, friends and family mem-
bers. The seats also gave them priority rights for other stadi-
um events.
Since Kelm-Helgen and Mondale were appointed by DFL
Governor Mark Dayton, members of the Republican Party
immediately pounced on the issue for political gain. Democ-
Letters To The Editor
rats, meanwhile, distanced themselves from the two individ- Students are working to better the lives of others
uals. To The Editor, out each of the nine families as to anyone who felt at all offended
The good news is the Minnesota House of Representatives As the Senior High Student much as possible.   that we did not purchase all of the
received support from both sides of the aisle and recently Council advisor for Sibley East, I We are so grateful for all of the gifts locally.  
was in charge of the Adopt-a-Family donations provided by students, The most important thing to rec-
voted to reconfigure the MSFA by a vote of 122-7. The Sen- fundraiser conducted in December staff, parents, community members, ognize here is that Sibley East Stu-
ate, which is under Republican control, has its own bill and that was mentioned in Mrs. and businesses. If we were able to dents are working their tails off to
is expected to vote soon. Governor Dayton, who was only Kloeckl’s letter to the editor from purchase the appropriate amount of better the lives of others and make
“disappointed” by the actions of Kelm-Kelgen and Mondale, last week.  clothing items and toys locally, we an impact on our community. In the
Student Council members worked would have.  We did use whatever words of the inspirational Helen
reported that he is willing to work with both the House and hard this fall to collect money in leftover funds we had to purchase Keller, “Keep your face to the sun-
Senate and the needed changes. That in the end will help to several different ways, including do- gift cards to local businesses for the shine and you cannot see a shadow.”
restore public trust. nations from local businesses. All of families to use on daily necessities It is easy to focus on the negative
-K.M. the money raised was used to pur- around their homes.   and what we feel is wrong, but I
chase gifts of new clothing and toys This fundraiser is an excellent challenge everyone reading this to
for children for nine local families; way for Student Council members to focus on the positive and acknowl-
Too Tall’s Tidbits what a great cause.  We did purchase
the gifts at larger stores, as indicated
in Mrs. Kloeckl’s letter, and used
work hard for a cause and give back
to members of our communities who
have fallen upon hard times.  I have
edge the work our students are
doing and the goodness they are
spreading throughout our communi-
Happy Birthday and Happy An- showed up in the morning so late coupons and discounts to stretch our heard time and time again what an ty. 
niversary to the following local and and so often?” dollars as thin as we could. With our amazing experience this is for all Annie Kreger
area residents compliments of the The old man looked down at the creative coupon usage, we ended up students involved and plan on con- Student Council Advisor
Arlington Lions Club Community floor and chuckled quietly, then being able to purchase several out- tinuing with this fundraiser in the Visual Arts Educator
Calendar. said with a grin, “Good morning, fits and toys for each child and help future. I want to extend an apology
March 10 Admiral, can I get your coffee,
Father Keith Salisbury and Curt sir?”
Schmidt.
March 11
*****
When in deep water, keep your Business owners oppose closed lunch period
Lisa Aguilera, Will Feterl, Jean Jack- mouth shut.” To The Editor, written in the Arlington Enterprise Denise Swenson,
els, Lori Jackels, Leah Myhro, Barb ***** As owners of businesses freqently editorial a few weeks ago. Students Arlington Haus
Pichelmann, Paul Pichelmann and Two kids were hiking when they patronized by students over the noon in grades 6-9 could have a closed Derek Hahn,
Tylon Reetz. came upon a huge bear. One boy sat hour, we strongly oppose the idea of lunch period while students in Jerry’s Home Quality Foods
March 12 down, took a pair of track shoes out closing the lunch period at the Sib- grades 10-12 could have an open Phyllis Kroehler,
Jim Heiland, Peter Archer, Rick his knapsack and started to put them ley East Senior High School in Ar- lunch period. The School Board, in Stu’s Rainbow Inn &
Quast and Kayla Trocke. on. lington. turn, could always reserve the right Reflections
March 13 “You’re wasting your time.” said The frequent visits by many stu- to revisit this issue at the conclusion Marvin Pautsch,
Jake Schmidt, Sue Schultz, Isabelle the other boy. “You can’t outrun that dents over the noon hour is a vital of every school year. Cenex C-Store
Traxler, and Mr. and Mrs. Tim bear even with your track shoes on.” part of our businesses five days a To the students who patronize our Larry Kicker,
Bratsch. The other boy replied, “I don’t week for nine months during the businesses, we really appreciate Kick’s Bake Shop
March 14 have to outrun the bear, I just school year. Closing the lunch peri- your support. We hope there is an Bonnie Tuchtenhagen,
Jeff Matz, Mark Otto, Chuck have to outrun you.” od would not only hurt our business- open lunch period for all Sibley East Quick Shop
Pautsch and Arlys Sickmann. ***** es, it would also leave the older stu- students in grades 10-12 next school Lorraine Terlinden
March 15 A boy walked into a pharmacy and dents without a choice. year. Subway
In Memory Of Ebony Liebl, In asked the pharmacist to give him We fully support the suggestion
Memory of Darwin Mathwig, Duane something to cure the hiccups. The
Brueggemeier, Mason DeVlaem- pharmacist merely leaned over and
inck, Lilli Von Eschen, Rhonda
Stien, and Mr. and Mrs. Dominic
slapped the kid on the back.
“Why did you do that to me?”
Prevailing wage ideas will cut pay and cost jobs
Ellen. asked the boy. To The Editor, wages on public projects. The fact is vailing wage, they are trying to cut
March 16 “Well, you don’t have the hiccups I am a retired construction worker Gruenhagen and the business own- construction workers’ pay, and make
Braxton Deno, Brian Diehn, Daniel now, do you!” answered the pharma- who spent his career building infra- ers he fights for think construction it easier for unscrupulous contrac-
Koch, Larry Quast, Brett Scharping cist. structure in this state. A recent letter workers in our region make too tors to exposit out-of-town cheap
and Doug Schauer. “No, but my Mom out in the car in this paper caught my attention. much money. These people are high- labor to enrich themselves. Local
***** still does!” the boy replied. He attacked prevailing wage laws in ly trained workers. They put their construction workers deserve a fair
A teacher asked a student, “Do ***** Minnesota. For those who don’t lives in danger and spend countless wage for a fair day’s work and pre-
you really think people can predict Little girl: “My baby brother is know, prevailing wage is nothing days on the road away from their vailing wage ensures they get it .
the future with cards? only one year old but he has been more than local area standard wages families building this state. They If Glenn was really interested in
He quickly replied, “My mother walking, now, for six months.” for construction workers. earn their money Glenn, every saving taxpayers money he should
can. She takes one look at my re- Little boy: “My goodness… isn’t State Representative Glenn Gru- penny. cut his own wages. You can go to
port card and tells me what will he awful tired?” enhagen called prevailing wage the What Gruenhagen is proposing WCCO.com/mn house of represen-
happen to me when my father gets ***** “'union wage.” That’s false. The will not only cut the pay of people tatives . This is what I found in
home.” Two boys were struggling with a local wage rate is established by who get their hands dirty, it will also 2015. His base pay was $31,141, per
***** huge table in a doorway. They looking at local wages paid on real leave us wide open to not having diem was $7,920.00, district travel
It’s important to remember the pushed and pulled and upped it and jobs in our area, both union and jobs at all. Without area standards, was $1,751.01, lodging was
past, but don’t live in it. downed it until both were exhausted. non-union workers benefit. He also people from all over the country that $16,950.12 and mileage was
***** Between gasps for air, one man- fantasizes that we can save millions are desperate enough to work for $3,077.99. That’s a total of
A man shouted frantically into the aged to say, “We better give up… of dollars by getting rid of prevail- minimum pay will flock to Min- $60,840.12 plus insurance and re-
phone. “My wife is pregnant and her ’cause we’ll never get this table into ing wage and this will create more nesota to take our jobs. Greedy con- tirement. How many of you over
contractions are only two minutes the house.” jobs. The real reason Gruenhagen tractors will exploit these workers, paid construction workers get paid
apart!” “Into the house?” screamed the wants to mess with prevailing wage underbid all our local good-paying to drive to work or get paid lodging?
“Is this her first child?” asked the other. “I thought we were moving is simple, and it has nothing to do contractors, pocket the savings and Not too many I’d bet.
dispatcher. it out of the house!” with taxpayers. He is working for give jobs to people who aren’t from Daryl Panning
“No!” he exclaimed. “This is her ***** cheap labor contractors that are here. The people of this region need Plato
husband.” What’s the difference between a using him to get rid of laws that pre- to know that when politicians like
***** musician and a savings bond? One vent them from paying workers low Glenn Gruenhagen talk about pre-
“I know you’re retired from the of them eventually matures and
Armed Forces,” said the boss. “What earns money.
did they say to you there if you *****
Arlington ENTERPRISE Staff
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Obituaries
Evelyn E. Lieske, 86, Henderson
Evelyn E. Lieske, age 86, ued from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. most of their lives.
of Henderson, died at the Monday, March 6. Evelyn is survived by her
Rivers Edge Hospital in St. Interment was in the husband, Karl; sons; Ron
Peter on church cemetery. (Jayne) Lieske of Henderson,
Wednesday, Evelyn was born to Herbert James Lieske of Eden Prairie,
March 1. and Alma (Hulke) Bode in and Glenn (Lori) Lieske of
Funeral Courtland on May 6, 1930. Northfield; grandchildren,
services She was baptized on May 10, Kyle, Chad, Luke and Hootie
were held at 1930, and confirmed on April Lieske, Angela (Jake) Freed-
St. John’s 2, 1941, at Immanuel Luther- man, and Nicole, Emily and
Lutheran an Church in Courtland. She Alana Lieske; great-grand-
Church in attended Immanuel Lutheran son, Leo Freedman; sister,
Arlington Evelyn Grade School and graduated Elnor Bollum of Goodhue;
Township at Lieske from Nicollet High School. brother, Bert (Bev) Bode of
11 a.m. Monday, March 6. Evelyn was united in mar- Courtland; nieces, nephews,
Rev. Gary Ruckman officiat- riage to Karl Lieske at Im- other relatives and friends.
ed the services. manuel Lutheran Church in She is preceded in death by
Visitation was held at the Courtland on March 26, her parents; sister, Elvira
Submitted Photo church from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. 1951. The couple lived and Muesing; and other relatives
Sunday, March 5 and contin- farmed west of Henderson and friends.
Honor Band Festival
These Sibley East band students were select- were divided into three bands. The White Kristi M. Traver, 49, Owatonna
ed to participate in the 49th annual Junior Band was conducted by Randy Lee. The Ma- Kristi M. Traver, age 49, of Traver was born in Brainerd 2017, the couple had a Com-
High Honor Band Festival at the University of roon Band was conducted by Jason Heeren. Owatonna died at her home on Jan. 11, 1968. She was the mitment Ceremony. Together
Minnesota-Duluth during late February. Left The Gold Band was conducted by Dr. Mark surrounded by her loving daughter of Michael and they enjoyed traveling to the
to right: Adeline Williams, Hannah Ebert, Whitlock. After a day of rehearsals on cam- family on Myla (Post) Roskop. She at- North Shore, skydiving and
Davis Wibstad and Devan Kumar. Fifty-three pus, the festival culminated with an afternoon T h u r s d a y, tended grade school in Brain- scuba diving.
schools from Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin performance by the three honor bands in The March 2. erd through the second grade. Left to cherish her memory
brought students to the festival. The students Marshall Performing Arts Center at UMD. A Memo- She then moved to Fairmont are her parents, Michael
rial Service where she finished her (Kathy) Roskop of Fairmont
will be held schooling and graduated with and Myla Roskop of
History at Michael-
son Funeral
Home in
the Class of 1986. Kristi lived
in Rochester for a few years
and has resided in Owatonna
Northrop; love of her life,
Jim Lieske of Owatonna;
daughter, Ashley McGregor
ate. It is called House file No. 9, of the week since Jan.1st.
100 Years Ago and permits the county board to Lyle Saxton, Winthrop Veter-
O w a t o n n a Kristi Traver since the late 1990’s. She and fiancé Michael Rogers of
March 8, 1917 allot part of the gas tax to town- ans of Foreign Wars command-
at 11 a.m. Friday, March 10. worked as a daycare provider Cannon City; grandchildren,
Adam C. Buck, Editor ships for road purposes. The er, received a phone call Friday Rev. Janet Crissinger will of- until her daughter was 10. Jacob and Evan; sisters,
H. M. Noack & Son have re- farmers in the townships of the from Senator Edward Thye in- ficiate. She then worked at REM in Michelle (Adel) El Hardouzi
ceived a shipment of 12 carloads state are entitled to get this help forming him that Winthrop was Visitation will be held at Fairmont, at St. Mary’s in of Burbank, Calif., and Heidi
of 180,000 brick from New Ulm from the taxes on gasoline for chosen as the site for a new ar- the Michaelson Funeral Rochester as a surgical tech, (Robert) Corley of Rochester;
for the new creamery and cold their roads, which heretofore mory. Building plans and cost Home from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at GNC and at REM in Owa- brother, Jeffrey (Sarah)
storage plant which they will have been constructed and were not announced.
erect this coming season. The Thursday, March 9, and one tonna from 2000 to 2014. Roskop of Chippewa Falls,
maintained entirely from tax
hour prior to the service on Kristi enjoyed gardening, Wis.; step-sisters, Michelle
building will be 38x90 feet, two
stories, and the lower floor will
levies on real estate and person-
al property.
40 Years Ago Friday, March 10. flowers, the outdoors, hunt- Altman of Rochester and
be used for machinery and March 9, 1977 Interment will be held in ing, cooking, canning and Melissa (Tory) Mosloski of
Child marriages which oc-
creamery, while the upper floor Val Kill, Editor
curred in various parts of the the Brown Cemetery in Hen- spending time with friends. Osh Kosh, Wis.; step-brother,
will be made into cold storage The City of Arlington may be
country recently and were great- derson at 3 p.m. Friday, She was devoted to her Brian (Jackie) Altman of
rooms. It will be on Main Street, one of the cities in Sibley Coun-
ly publicized in newspapers and March 10. grandchildren. In 2008, she Chisholm; and many nieces
west of the office, and will be a ty to receive aid to relieve un-
magazines have set Minnesota
substantial addition to their al- legislators to thinking. They
employment problems through Kristi Marie (Roskop) met Jim Lieske and on Jan. 7, and nephews.
ready large plant. claim that Minnesota laws may an Economic Development
Just as we were beginning to
think of spring, we were greeted
with half a foot of snow yester-
be interpreted to permit a 7-year
old child to marry. But not after
Grant. The program which
would have as its purpose to at-
tract job opportunities, and to
Geraldine ‘Gerry’ Peterson, 82, Gaylord
this session, say the lawmakers. Geraldine “Gerry” Peter- baptized as an infant on Nov. Her prized house plant was
day morning. More continued to Two bills have been introduced provide services a municipality
might need to attract industrial son, age 82, of Gaylord, 25, 1934, and was later con- her Christmas Cactus.
fall during the day, accompanied to prohibit the marriage of per-
by another blizzard, reminding clients to the area. The money passed away at the Oak Ter- firmed in her faith as a youth When she needed assis-
sons under 14 years of age.
us that King Winter is still The Green Isle village coun- for these projects would be race Health on April 20, 1948, by Rev. tance with her daily care,
supreme and in no hurry to give cil and the public school board available to the city on a 50-50 Care Center Kolberg, at St. Matthew’s Gerry became a resident of
up his ghost. members met in a body last matching grant basis. Sibley in Gaylord Lutheran Church, Penn Oak Terrace Health Care
Last week while the mercury County is among the counties
Wednesday evening and agreed
eligible for the grant from the
on Monday, Township, McLeod County. Center in Gaylord and passed
was hovering around zero and to purchase a tract of land from Feb. 27. Gerry was united in mar- away there on Monday, Feb.
below several Arlington families Mr. T. R. Fitzpatrick, that tract Economic Development Admin-
istration because of the low em- Celebra- riage to Marvin Peterson at 27.
were enjoying “corn on the lying east of the schoolhouse.
cob.” No, it wasn’t raised in a The consideration was $237.20 ployment rate. tion of Life St. Matthew’s Lutheran Gerry is survived by her
hot house, or shipped in from per acre, and the land will be AGI students, Margaret will be held Church in Penn Township on children, Bonnie Buyck of
the sunny south, but a product of converted into a village park and Mullen was awarded the second at St. Paul’s March 5, 1951. After their Blaine, and Ronald (Sue) Pe-
our own soil, raised right near playground. place trophy for Storytelling and Lutheran Geraldine marriage, the couple resided terson of Seattle, Wash.;
town-last summer, and has been Julie Klunder was awarded the Peterson
Church in in Gaylord. This union was grandsons, Michael Buyck,
hibernating in Noack’s cold stor- 60 Years Ago 3rd place Storytelling trophy in
the Mankato speech tournament Gaylord at 1 p.m. Sunday, blessed with two children, David Buyck, Daniel Buyck
age plant since. A load of it was March 7, 1957
put in sacks and frozen with the last Saturday. March 12. Pastor Scott Bonnie and Ronald. She and Brandon Peterson; sister,
Louis Kill & Son, Publishers Sharon Pfarr, daughter of Mr. Richards will officiate. Curt worked side by side with her Joanne (Sidney) Samuelson
husks on, and kept in that condi- John and Tom McCarthy,
tion, and now after six months it and Mrs. Earl Pfarr, of Hender- Kahle will be the organist. husband for many years in of Glencoe, MN; nieces,
owners of the Green Isle Hard- son was recognized for excel-
is just as fresh as if it were new ware, announced Monday that Congregational Hymns will Marv and Gerry’s Café in cousins, other relatives and
corn. Of course it is soaked in lence in merchandising skills in
they have traded their hardware the Minnesota DECA Career be “My God And I,” “In The Gaylord, and then at the friends.
cold water to take out the frost business with Art Eickschen, Ar- Garden” and “Jesus Loves Montgomery Ward Sales Gerry was preceded in
before it is cooked, and is said Development Conference.
lington farmer, in exchange for Sharon won recognition as a fi- Me.” Agency in Arlington for 10 death by her parents, Harold
to be really delicious at this time Eickschen’s 118 acre farm locat-
of year. nalist in the Sales Manager Mar- Urn bearers will be David years. Then she worked at and Norma Streseman; in-
ed ten miles northwest of Ar- keting event, and as a 4th place Buyck and Daniel Buyck. Lakeview Nursing Home and laws, Martin and Edna Peter-
lington.
80 Years Ago Arlington stores will again be
trophy winner in the Fashion
Merchandising event. She is en-
Gathering of Family of Oak Terrace Health Care son; husband, Marvin Peter-
March 11, 1937 open Friday nights starting rolled in the Sales and Market-
Friends will be held at the Center in Gaylord for 35 son; and infant daughter,
Louis Kill, Editor March 15, and will be open ing program at Willmar Area church at 11 a.m. until the years. Gerry and Marvin Kathleen Ann Peterson.
Senator Oscar Swenson is every Friday night thereafter Vo-Tech Institute. time of the service on Sun- shared 50 years of marriage Arrangements by Egesdal
leading the fight for passage of until further notice. Our stores day, March 12. before Marvin passed away Funeral Home in Gaylord,
an important road bill in the sen- had been closed every evening Geraldine “Gerry” on Jan. 21, 2002. Minnesota. Online obituaries
(Schuette) Peterson was born Gerry enjoyed quilting, and guest book available at
‘Starting Heritage Gardens’ will be topic in Winthrop on Nov. 13,
1934. She was the daughter
loved the outdoors and had a
big garden and lots of flow-
www.hantge.com. Please
click on obituaries and guest
of speech at the Arlington Public Library of Harold and Norma (Strese-
man) Schuette. Gerry was
ers. She gave away her pro-
duce to family and friends.
book.
Marty Bergland is back by culturist, an Emeritus Master their ancestors used to bring
popular demand and will Gardener, author and frequent food to the table. People can
speak on “Starting Heritage presenter for the Minnesota start a family, ethnic or com-
Gardens” at the Arlington State Horticulture Society as munity heritage garden to
Public Library at 1 p.m. Sat- well as others. share now and with their fam-
urday, March 11. Heritage gardens show ilies and communities of the
The event is sponsored by people how they inherited the future. People can bring their
the Arlington Public Library wonderful foods that make gardening stories, pictures,
League (APLL). their lives possible. People seeds and artifacts if they
Bergland is a lifelong gar- will learn the many ways, choose.
dener and well-known horti- practices and techniques that
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Sports
Morton places 2nd, Wentzlaff finishes 6th at state
By Kurt Menk Morton won by a major deci- Johnson. “He is a two-time of anything. I love watching man, United North Central, 4-2.
Editor sion over John Altendorf, state entrant already. He will that kid just because he never 4:01. “Cody is our pinner and our
The Sibley East varsity Goodhue, 10-1. have a very exciting last three quits and you never know “Logan had a great section finisher,” said Johnson. “He
wrestling team had nine par- Morton, in the semi-final years.” what he’s gonna do.” tournament to get himself has done a lot of great things
ticipants, including three place round, decisioned Brant Carpenter concludes the Wentzlaff concludes the there,” said Johnson. “This is for our team individually, but
winners, at the Minnesota Buysse, Minneota, 6-2. season with a 31-10 record season with a 35-12 overall. all great experience for him just hasn’t had a whole lot of
State Class A Individual In the championship match, overall. He is the son of John and for next year.” state tournament success. He
Wrestling Tournament at the Morton was decisioned by He is the son of Corey Car- Kelli Wentzlaff, Arlington. Tesch concludes the season is a huge anchor that we are
Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul Jeron Matson, Kenyon- penter, Arlington, and Angie with a 23-20 record overall. losing.”
this past weekend. Wanamingo, 3-1. Carpenter, Gaylord. Mason Voight He is the son of Jeremy and Voight concludes the regu-
Senior Tanner Pasvogel, as “Dayne had a great week- Mason Voight, in the open- Lisa Tesch, Henderson. lar season with a 39-3 record
indicted on this week’s front end,” said Sibley East head Tommy Wentzlaff ing round, was decisioned by overall.
page, captured a state title at coach Chad Johnson. “Both Tommy Wentzlaff, in the Kaden Spindler, West Central Andrew Schauer He is the son of Dustin and
132 pounds. losses were to the number one opening round, lost by a major Area-Ashby-Brandon-Evans- Andrew Schauer, in the Nicole Voight, Green Isle.
Junior Dayne Morton kid. He works very hard and decision to Lane Heim, St. ville, 6-4. opening round, was deci-
placed second at 113 pounds is a great technician in our Charles, 11-2. “Mason has turned out to be sioned by Jacob Schimek, Tanner Kurtzweg
while junior Tommy Went- sport. I expect big things next In the wrestlebacks, Went- a great team wrestler,” said Deer River, 5-2. Tanner Kurtzweg, in the
zlaff finished sixth at 138 year as a senior.” zlaff pinned Willie Von Johnson. “His individual plac- “Andrew is one of the opening round, was pinned by
pounds. Morton concludes the sea- Ruden, Medford, 4:15. ing in the state tournament has biggest surprises of our team,” Josh Hansen, Canby, 5:20.
Other Sibley East partici- son with a 27-2 record overall, Wentzlaff, in another not showed how important he said Johnson. “Hugely suc- In the wrestlebacks, Kurtz-
pants were Lincoln Carpenter He is the son of Dan and wrestleback match, decisioned is to our team.” cessful. One of the nicest kids weg was decisioned by Walk-
(126), Mason Voight (145), DeeAnn Morton, Winthrop. Michael Petron, Royalton-Up- Voight concludes the season we have. We are hoping to get er Nienaber, Holdingford, 5-3.
Logan Tesch (160), Andrew sala, 5-4. with a 36-7 record overall. him on the podium next year.” “Tanner has done a great
Schauer (182), Cody Voight Lincoln Carpenter In the consolation semi- He is the son of Damon and Schauer concludes the sea- job in his first two seasons
(195) and Tanner Kurtzweg Lincoln Carpenter, in the final round, Wentzlaff was de- Sheryl Voight, Henderson. son with a 30-11. with us,” said Johnson. “We
(285). opening round, was deci- cisioned by Jacob Tvinnereim, He is the son of Teddy would not be where we are
sioned by Tyler Bents, Bel- Jackson County Central, 10-3. Logan Tesch Schauer, Gaylord, and Angela today without him.
Dayne Morton grade-Brooten-Elrosa, 4-2. Wentzlaff, in the fifth place Logan Tesch, in the opening Manteuffel, New Germany. Kurtzweg concludes the
Dayne Morton, in the open- In the wrestlebacks, Car- match, was decisioned by round, was pinned by Colton season with a 28-1 record
ing round, won by a technical penter was decisioned by Ja- Austin DeVlaeminck, Min- Krell, Westfield, 0:28. Cody Voight overall.
fall over Mason Gode, LPGE- maal Baird, Deer River, 6-3. neota, 5-2. In the wrestlebacks, Tesch Cody Voight, in the opening He is the son of Gary and
Browerville, 17-2. “Lincoln has done a hecku- “Tommy is not a quitter,” was pinned by Toby Hintz- round, was decisioned by Karen Kurtzweg, Arlington.
In the quarter-final round, va job as a freshman,” said said Johnson. “He is never out Tyler VanLuik, Minnewaska,
Junior Dayne Morton, top, placed second at the state tournament. Junior Tommy Wentzlaff, right, placed sixth at the state tournament.
Freshman Lincoln Carpenter, left, made his second appear- Senior Mason Voight, top, made his second appearance at the Junior Logan Tesch, top, made his second appearance at the
ance at the state individual tournament. state individual tournament. state individual tournament.
Junior Andrew Schauer, top, made his first appearance at the Senior Cody Voight, front, made his second appearance at the Senior Tanner Kurtzweg, back, made his second appearance
state individual tournament. state individual tournament. at the state individual tournament.
SE falls to Frazee and Kenyon-Wanamingo at team tourney
By Kurt Menk battled.” (SE) was pinned by Landon (SE) decisioned Hudson 106-pounds: Derek Steele Ryan (K-W) 0:58.
Editor Johnson added, “You can Byer (F) 0:38. Heimenz (F) 6-1. (SE) lost by a technical fall to 160-pounds: Jose Felipe
The Sibley East varsity never complain about going 113-pounds: Dayne Morton 160-pounds: Logan Tesch Bray Olson (K-W) 16-1. (K-W) lost by a major deci-
wrestling team dropped two to the state tournament. Many (SE) decisioned Michael (SE) was decisioned by Brett 113-pounds: Dayne Morton sion to Dylan Craig (K-W)
dual meets during the Min- of these guys have been part Miller (F) 6-3. Graham (F) 4-2 in overtime. (SE) was decisioned by Jeron 13-3.
nesota State Class A Team of multiple teams in the state 120-pounds: Kevin Melgar 170-pounds: Thomas Batt- Matson (K-W) 8-2. 170-pounds: Tim Lewis
Wrestling Tournament at the tournament which is a huge (SE) lost by a technical fall to cher (SE) was decisioned by 120-pounds: Kevin Melgar (SE) lost by a major decision
Xcel Energy Center in St. credit to them.” Tanner Schermerhorn (F) 16- Charelton Wake (F) 7-2. (SE) was decisioned by Tyler to Matthew Houglum (K-W)
Paul on Thursday, March 2. Zumbrota-Mazeppa defeat- 1. 182-pounds: Andrew Craig (K-W) 9-3. 10-1.
Sibley East lost to Frazee ed Pierz 35-16 in the champi- 126-pounds: Lincoln Car- Schauer (SE) decisioned 126-pounds: Lincoln Car- 182-pounds: Andrew
33-25 in the opening round. onship. penter (SE) decisioned Kaden Logan Wacker (F) 3-1. penter (SE) was decisioned Schauer (SE) was decisioned
In the consolation round, In the third place match, Hiemenz (F) 3-1. 195-pounds: Cody Voight by Bradley Kish (K-W) 5-3. by Logan Quam (K-W) 10-4.
the Wolverines lost to Keny- Frazee defeated West Central 132-pounds: Ben Klaers (SE) pinned Luke Tweeton 132-pounds: Tanner Pasvo- 195-pounds: Cody Voight
on-Wanamingo 37-12. Area-Ashby-Brandon-Evans- (SE) was pinned by Tanner (F) 1:46. gel (SE) decisioned Seth (SE) decisioned Peyton Hilke
“I am very proud of push- ville 40-18. Reetz (F) 1:37. 220-pounds: Ramiro Rivera Brossard (K-W) 13-6. (K-W) 6-0.
ing the number one ranked In the consolation champi- 138-pounds: Tanner Pasvo- (SE) lost by a major decision 138-pounds: Tommy Went- 220-pounds: Ramiro Rivera
team in the state to the end,” onship, Kenyon-Wanamingo gel (SE) won by a major deci- by Rory Drewes (F) 9-0. zlaff (SE) decisioned Daniel (SE) was decisioned by Kaya
said Sibley East head coach defeated Kerkhoven-Mur- sion over Blaine Beaty (F) 9- 285-pounds: Tanner Kurtz- Kish (K-W) 4-3. Lindell (K-W) 7-0.
Chad Johnson. “It took a lot dock-Sunburg 37-19. 1. weg (SE) was pinned by Tony 145-pounds: Mason Voight 285-pounds: Tanner Kurtz-
out of our sails so we didn’t 145-pounds: Tommy Went- Malikowski (F) 0:22. (SE) decisioned Nathan weg (SE) was decisioned by
finish very well the second Frazee 33 zlaff (SE) decisioned Tanner Bauer (K-W) 4-0. Jesse Jackson (K-W) 6-4 in
round. I’m very proud of the Sibley East 25 Eischens (F) 8-6. Kenyon-Wanamingo 37 152-pounds: Logan Tesch overtime.
effort and the way our team 106-pounds: Derek Steele 152-pounds: Mason Voight Sibley East 12 (SE) was pinned by Tyler
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in overtime during playoffs
By Kurt Menk game into overtime. all.
Editor Sibley East never held a Sibley East 88
The Sibley East varsity lead in overtime as Tri-City Nicollet 63
boys basketball team lost a United converted a number of The Sibley East varsity
big lead and was upset by free throws for the three- boys basketball team closed
visiting Tri-City United 78-75 point victory. The visitors, out its regular season with an
in overtime during the open- overall, sank 25 of 29 charity 88-63 win over visiting
ing round of the Section 2AA tosses in the game. Nicollet on Monday night,
North Subsection Boys Bas- Senior Devon Schultz Feb. 27.
ketball Tournament 78-75 on paced the Wolverines with 20 Junior Gavin Bates sparked
Monday night, March 6. points. Bates, who was sad- the Wolverines with 20 points
The number two seed dled with four fouls for a while seniors Connor Kranz
Wolverines jumped out to an good share of the second half, and Devon Schultz also hit
early 22-7 lead in the first finished with 18 points. double figures with 18 points
half. Weckwerth chipped in with each. Junior Connor Deis had
Number seven seed Tri- 15 points while senior Con- eight points while seniors
City United, who trailed by nor Kranz had 14 points. Sen- Scott Holmquist and Kyle
eight points at halftime, ior Scott Holmquist added Sandberg netted seven and
stayed close during the sec- eight points. six points respectively. Jun-
ond half and held a five-point The contest was the final iors Kevin Durham, Alex Sell
lead late in regulation. game played in the gym at and Austin Weckwerth scored
A steal and two points by Gaylord. three points each while junior
junior Gavin Bates and a The Wolverines conclude Jacob Willmsen added two
three-point shot by junior the season with a 9-2 mark in points.
Austin Weckwerth during the the Minnesota River Confer-
final 30 seconds sent the ence and a 20-6 record over-
Bald eagles migrating back to Minnesota Enterprise photo by Kurt Menk
Bald eagles are migrating er, some eagles have become around Lake Pepin in south-
back to Minnesota and may tolerant of some disturbance, eastern Minnesota. Wendy Becker, right, and Laura Becker, left, chased the High Island Hideaway Bar from
be seen in large numbers particularly traffic, choosing Adult bald eagles are easi- are the new owners of Backwoods Bar & Grill Mark Alsleben and changed the name of the
across parts of the state over to nest near busy highways ly identified by a white head in New Auburn. The mother and daughter pur- business.
the next few weeks, accord- or in very urban habitats. To and tail contrasting with a
ing to the Minnesota Depart-
ment of Natural Resources.
The spring eagle migration
supplement their diets in
winter, eagles also prey on
mammals and other birds,
dark brown body. Bald ea-
gles attain full adult plumage
in their fourth or fifth year.
Backwoods Bar & Grill is
now open in New Auburn
usually coincides with ice- and will often be seen on In flight, bald eagles are
out. A warm February melt- roadsides eating carrion. sometimes confused with
ed much of the snow cover, Not all bald eagles migrate turkey vultures. Bald eagles
and ice is breaking up along southward in the fall, can be distinguished by their By Kurt Menk with a business degree from mid summer and expand their
the rivers, said DNR regional Gelvin-Innvaer said. In many tendency to soar on flat, Editor South Central College, hours at that time.
Nongame Wildlife specialist areas in Minnesota, it’s com- board-like wings, while The Backwoods Bar & Mankato, in May. They have started meat raf-
Lisa Gelvin-Innvaer. “Be- mon for some eagle pairs to turkey vultures fly with their Grill is now open in New Wendy, who has experience fles on Friday nights.
cause of that, this year’s mi- stay the winter, especially wings in a V-shape. Auburn. in the bar business, also has a The Beckers have extended
gration appears to be a cou- during milder winters and The bald eagle’s recovery The mother and daughter business degree. their beer and alcohol selec-
ple weeks earlier, so folks in wherever there is open water. is a success story and an ex- partnership of Wendy and The new name for the bar tions.
southern Minnesota will be “This year’s winter was a ample of how they and many Laura Becker purchased the was a family decision, ac- “We are trying to get a
seeing eagles soon, even bit milder,” she said. “There other wildlife species benefit bar from Mark Alsleben prior cording to Wendy and Laura. band here at least once or
with the last remnants of were fewer subzero nights directly from donations to Feb. 1. The business, locat- “Our whole family got to- twice a month,” said Wendy.
winter,” she said. “We’re al- and not as much snow on the made to the Nongame ed along Highway 22, was gether and kept kicking Laura added, “We are also
ready seeing small groups of ground as some other years. Wildlife checkoff on Min- previously known as the High around names and that’s the looking into starting dart and
eagles along the Minnesota That should have made for nesota tax forms. For the Island Hideaway Bar. one we kept coming back to,” pool leagues.”
River.” an easier winter for them to past forty years, checkoff “It was one of my dreams said Wendy. The mother and daughter
Only two states, Florida find food.” dollars have been used to to buy a bar,” said Wendy, The bar is currently open are also looking into renovat-
and Alaska, have greater Bald eagles that stay local fund research, surveys and who also serves as the city from 11 a.m. to midnight ing the upstairs into a restau-
nesting populations of bald may begin courting and nest- education for more than 900 clerk for the City of New Monday through Friday, 9 rant in a couple years.
eagles than Minnesota. In ing as early as December or nongame wildlife species. Auburn. a.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, and In addition, the back room
2005, researchers estimated January. Other bald eagles When the checkoff began, “I’ve always wanted to noon to 9 p.m. Sunday. is open for events.
there are more than 1,300 ac- return to their breeding terri- bald eagles, peregrine fal- own my own business,” said The Beckers plan to install
tive nests in Minnesota. tories as soon as a food cons and trumpeter swans Laura, who will graduate a grill on the bar level during
Immigration typically oc- source is available. were almost gone from our
curs as lakes and rivers “Eagles tend to vary their landscape. Today, they are all
freeze over, since most ea- migration routes, so it’s hard thriving in Minnesota. Each
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water, ample food, limited the biggest migrations tend tions are accepted year- In accordance with the terms of Ordinance No. 283:
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population increases, howev- shore of Lake Superior and ther be leashed or cabled/chained, kenneled or in a fenced yard
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still license your pet in March to avoid late fees. You will be
permitted to bring the health certificate in at a later date.)
Minnesota. – Licensing your pet assures that it will be taken care of and re-
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE to set tax levies and to conduct otherwise to recover the debt se- Certificate of Assumed Name Certificate of Assumed Name
FORECLOSURE SALE any other business necessary at cured by said mortgage, or any 1. List the exact assumed name 1. List the exact assumed name Notice of Public Hearing
THE RIGHT OF VERIFICATION OF this time. part thereof; under which the business is or will under which the business is or will Jessenland Planning
THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE In case of inclement weather, PURSUANT to the power of be conducted: Ideal Paving of Min- be conducted: Kutting Edge of Min- and Zoning
ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE the meeting will be held one week sale contained in said mortgage, nesota nesota Notice is hereby given of a
TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT AF- later, Tuesday, March 21, at the the above described property will 2. Principal Place of Business: 2. Principal place of business: hearing regarding a Planning and
FECTED BY THIS ACTION. same time and location. be sold by the Sheriff of said 26239 State Hwy 25, Belle Plaine, 26239 State Hwy 25, Belle Plaine, Zoning request in Jessenland
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Diana Kroells county as follows: MN 56011 MN 56011 Township, Sibley County, Min-
that default has occurred in condi- Township Clerk DATE AND TIME OF SALE: 3. List the name and complete 3. List the name and complete nesota. The hearing will take
tions of the following described Publish: March 2 and 9, 2017 May 5, 2017 at 10:00 AM street address of all persons con- street address of all persons con- place at 7:00 p.m. Monday, March
mortgage: PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff’s Of- ducting business under the above ducting business under the above 20, 2017 at the Jessenland Town-
DATE OF MORTGAGE: Febru- Arlington Township Notice fice, Sheriff’s Department, 319 Assumed Name: OMG Midwest, Assumed Name: OMG Midwest, ship Hall.
ary 25, 2005 Annual Meeting Park Avenue, Gaylord, MN Inc., 2345 Rice Street, Suite 230, Inc., 2345 Rice Street, Suite 230, Request by:
MORTGAGOR: Kathleen W. Residents of Arlington Town- to pay the debt then secured by Roseville, MN 55113. Roseville, MN 55113 Cemstone Products Company
Walker, unmarried ship, County of Sibley, State of said Mortgage, and taxes, if any, 4. I, the undersigned, certify 4. I, the undersigned, certify 2025 Centre Pointe Blvd. #300
MORTGAGEE: Mortgage Elec- Minnesota, are hereby notified on said premises, and the costs that I am signing this document as that I am signing this document as Mendota Heights, MN 55120
tronic Registration Systems, Inc. that the annual meeting will be and disbursements, including at- the person s\ whose signature is the person whose signature is re- (651) 688-9292
as nominee for Cherry Creek held on Tuesday, March 14, 2017, torneys’ fees allowed by law sub- required, or as agent of the per- quired, or as agent of the person Request for: A Conditional Use
Mortgage Co., Inc. 7:30 p.m. at the Arlington Commu- ject to redemption within six (6) son whose signature would be re- whose signature would be re- Permit for placement of fill in a
DATE AND PLACE OF nity Center. This meeting is held months from the date of said sale quired who has authorized me to quired who has authorized me to floodway at their mining operation
RECORDING: Recorded February to set the tax levy for 2018 and by the mortgagor(s), their person- sign this document on his/her be- sign this document on his/her be- located along Sibley County Hwy.
28, 2005 Sibley County Recorder, any such business pertaining to al representatives or assigns un- half, or in both capacities. I further half, or in both capacities. I further 6. The site is located in section
Document No. A200747. the voters of the Township of Ar- less reduced to Five (5) weeks certify that I have completed all re- certify that I have completed all re- 26, township 113, range 26, Sibley
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORT- lington. In case of inclement under MN Stat. §580.07. quired fields, and that the informa- quired fields, and that the infor- County, Minnesota.
GAGE: Assigned to: Nationstar weather, the meeting will be post- TIME AND DATE TO VACATE tion in this document is true and mation in this document is true Written comments regarding
Mortgage LLC. Dated July 26, poned until March 21, 2017. PROPERTY: If the real estate is correct and in compliance with the and correct and in compliance this request may be sent to:
2016 Recorded July 29, 2016, as Sheila Henke an owner-occupied, single-family applicable chapter of Minnesota with the applicable chapter of Min- Jessenland Planning and Zon-
Document No. A239356 Arlington Township Clerk dwelling, unless otherwise provid- Statutes. I understand that by nesota Statutes. I understand that ing
TRANSACTION AGENT: Mort- Publish: March 2 and 9, 2017 ed by law, the date on or before signing this document I am sub- by signing this document I am c/o Martha Wavrin, Administra-
gage Electronic Registration Sys- which the mortgagor(s) must va- ject to the penalties of perjury as subject to the penalties of perjury tor
tems, Inc. NOTICE OF cate the property if the mortgage set forth in Section 609.48 as if I as set forth in Section 609.48 as if P.O. Box 26
TRANSACTION AGENT’S ANNUAL MEETING is not reinstated under section had signed this document under I had signed this document under Belle Plaine, MN 56011
MORTGAGE IDENTIFICATION Notice is hereby given to resi- 580.30 or the property is not re- oath. oath. Publish: March 9, 2017
NUMBER ON MORTGAGE: dents of Jessenland Township, deemed under section 580.23 is Date: February 28, 2017 Date: February 28, 2017
100030200362006734 County of Sibley, State of Min- 11:59 p.m. on November 6, 2017, /s/ William B. Miller, Assistant /s/ William B. Miller, Assistant NOTICE OF PUBLIC
LENDER OR BROKER AND nesota, that the Annual Town unless that date falls on a week- Secretary Secretary HEARING ON
MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR Meeting will be held on Tuesday, end or legal holiday, in which case Email address: Email: ginny.eden@old- IMPROVEMENTS
STATED ON MORTGAGE: Cherry March 14, 2017. In case of in- it is the next weekday, and unless ginny.eden@oldcastlelaw.com castlelaw.com TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Creek Mortgage Co., Inc. clement weather, the meeting may the redemption period is reduced Publish: March 9 and 16, 2017 Publish: March 9 and 16, 2017 TIME AND PLACE: Notice is
RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE be postponed until the third Tues- to 5 weeks under MN Stat. Secs. hereby given that the City Council
SERVICER: Nationstar Mortgage day in March. 580.07 or 582.032. Certificate of Assumed Name Certificate of Assumed Name of the City of Arlington, Minnesota,
LLC The Annual Meeting will com- MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED 1. List the exact assumed name 1. List the exact assumed name will meet at the City Hall in the
MORTGAGED PROPERTY mence at 7:00 P.M. to conduct all FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATION under which the business is or will under which the business is or will City of Arlington, Minnesota, at
ADDRESS: 1056 Ash Avenue, necessary business prescribed by ON MORTGAGE: None be conducted: Sibley Aggregates be conducted: River’s Edge Con- 6:30 o'clock p.m. on March 20th,
Gibbon, MN 55335 law. “THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW 2. Principal Place of Business: crete 2017, to consider the construction
TAX PARCEL I.D. #: The Annual Meeting will be held FOR REDEMPTION BY THE 26239 State Hwy 25, Belle Plaine, 2. Principal Place of Business: of the 2017 Circle Drive Street &
33.0078.000 at the Jessenland Township Hall. MORTGAGOR, THE MORT- MN 56011 26238 State Hwy 25, Belle Plaine, Utility Improvements
LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Maynard Rucks GAGOR’S PERSONAL REPRE- 3. List the name and complete MN 56011 NATURE OF IMPROVEMENT:
PROPERTY: Township Clerk SENTATIVES OR ASSIGNS, MAY street address of all persons con- 3. List the name and complete The construction of sanitary
Lot 5, except the South 3 feet Town of Jessenland BE REDUCED TO FIVE WEEKS ducting business under the above street address of all persons con- sewer, watermain, storm sewer
thereof, all in Block 9 in Village of February 17, 2017 IF A JUDICIAL ORDER IS EN- Assumed Name: OMG Midwest, ducting business under the above and street improvements
Gibbon. Subject to easements, or- Publish: March 2 and 9, 2017 TERED UNDER MINNESOTA Inc., 2345 Rice Street, Suite 230, Assumed Name: OMG Midwest, ESTIMATED COST: The total
dinances and Roadways of STATUTES, SECTION 582.032, Roseville, MN 55113 Inc. 2345 Rice Street, Suite 230, Ro- estimated cost of said improve-
record, if any, Sibley County Min- Legal Notice DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER 4. I, the undersigned, certify seville, MN 55113 ments is $282,310.
nesota. Attention: Food Service THNGS, THAT THE MORT- that I am signing this document as 4. I, the undersigned, certify AREA PROPOSED TO BE
COUNTY IN WHICH PROPER- Management Companies GAGED PREMISES ARE the person whose signature is re- that I am signing this document as ASSESSED: The area pro-
TY IS LOCATED: Sibley Sibley East Schools ISD 2310 MPROVED WITH A RESIDEN- quired, or as agent of the person the person whose signature is re- posed to be assessed for such im-
ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL is requesting proposals for school TIAL DWELLING OF LESS THAN whose signature would be re- quired, or as agent of the person provements is as follows: Circle
AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE: food service management servic- FIVE UNITS, ARE NOT PROPER- quired who has authorized me to whose signature would be re- Drive (Co Rd 12 south to second
$55,000.00 es. The Food Service Manage- TY USED N AGRICULTURAL sign this document on his/her be- quired who has authorized me to access to Cemestone driveway)
AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED ment Company would provide PRODUCTION, AND ARE ABAN- half, or in both capacities. I further sign this document on his/her be- AUTHORITY: The Council pro-
TO BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NO- management services according DONED.” certify that I have completed all re- half, or in both capacities. I further poses to proceed under the au-
TICE, INCLUDING TAXES, IF to requirements of the U.S. De- Dated: February 23, 2017 quired fields, and that the informa- certify that I have completed all re- thority granted by Minn. Stat. §§
ANY, PAID BY MORTGAGEE: partment of Agriculture and the The Huntington National Bank tion in this document is true and quired fields, and that the informa- 429.011 to 429.111
$53,783.95 Minnesota Department of Educa- Mortgagee/Assignee of Mort- correct and in compliance with the tion in this document is true and A reasonable estimate of the
That prior to the commence- tion. gagee applicable chapter of Minnesota correct and in compliance with the impact of the assessment for each
ment of this mortgage foreclosure To obtain a copy of the Request USSET, WEINGARDEN AND Statutes. I understand that by applicable chapter of Minnesota project area will be available at
proceeding Mortgagee/Assignee for Proposals, contact: Janna LIEBO, P.L.L.P. signing this document I am sub- Statutes. I understand that by the hearing. Such persons as de-
of Mortgagee complied with all no- Tessmer, Sibley East Business Attorneys for Mortgagee/As- ject to the penalties of perjury as signing this document I am sub- sire to be heard with reference to
tice requirements as required by Manager, 202 NW 3rd Ave, Arling- signee of Mortgagee set forth in Section 609.48 as if I ject to the penalties of perjury as the proposed improvement will be
statute; That no action or proceed- ton, MN 55307 507-964-8227, 4500 Park Glen Road #300 had signed this document under set forth in Section 609.48 as if I heard at this meeting.
ing has been instituted at law or janna.tessmer@sibleyeast.org Minneapolis, MN 55416 oath. had signed this document under DATED: March 6, 2017.
otherwise to recover the debt se- Food Service Management (952) 925-6888 Date: February 28, 2017 oath. BY ORDER OF THE CITY
cured by said mortgage, or any Companies may submit proposals 104 – 17-001879 FC /s/ William B. Miller, Assistant Date: February 28, 2017 COUNCIL
part thereof; to: THIS IS A COMMUNICATION Secretary /s/ William B. Miller, Assistant /s/ Liza Donabauer
PURSUANT to the power of Sibley East Schools, ISD 2310 FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. Email address: Secretary City Administrator
sale contained in said mortgage, 202 NW 3rd Ave, PO Box 1000, Publish: March 9, 16, 23, 30, April ginny.eden@oldcastlelaw.com Email: ginny.eden@old- Publish: March 9 and 16, 2017
the above described property will Arlington, MN 55307 6 and 13 2017 Publish: March 9 and 16, 2017 castlelaw.com
be sold by the Sheriff of said Sibley East Schools, ISD 2310 Publish: March 9 and 16, 2017
county as follows: reserves the right to reject any Certificate of Assumed Name
DATE AND TIME OF SALE: proposal that is not fully respon- 1. List the exact assumed name
March 31, 2017 at 10:00 AM sive to the Request for Proposals. under which the business is or will
PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff’s Of- A mandatory pre-proposal be conducted: Chard Tiling & Exca-
Arlington
fice, Sheriff’s Department, 319 meeting is scheduled for March vating
Park Avenue, Gaylord, MN 20th, 2017 at 11:00am at Sibley 2. Principal Place of Business:
to pay the debt then secured by East, Arlington Campus, 202 NW 26239 State Hwy 25, Belle Plaine,
said Mortgage, and taxes, if any, 3rd Ave, Arlington, MN 55307. MN 56011
on said premises, and the costs All proposals must be submit- 3. List the name and complete
and disbursements, including at- ted no later than 3:00pm on April street address of all persons con-
torneys’ fees allowed by law sub-
ject to redemption within six (6)
months from the date of said sale
by the mortgagor(s), their person-
al representatives or assigns un-
10th, 2017. All proposals should
be delivered in a sealed envelope
and addressed to Sibley East
Schools, ISD 2310 and be clearly
marked: Food Service Manage-
ducting business under the above
Assumed Name. OMG Midwest,
Inc. 2345 Rice Street, Suite 230, Ro-
seville, MN 55113
4. I, the undersigned, certify
Enterprise
less reduced to Five (5) weeks ment Proposal. that I am signing this document as
under MN Stat. §580.07. Publish: March 2 and 9, 2017 the person whose signature is re-
TIME AND DATE TO VACATE quired, or as agent of the person
PROPERTY: If the real estate is NOTICE OF MORTGAGE whose signature would be re-
an owner-occupied, single-family FORECLOSURE SALE quired who has authorized me to
dwelling, unless otherwise provid- THE RIGHT OF VERIFICATION OF sign this document on his/her be-
ed by law, the date on or before THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE half, or in both capacities. I further
which the mortgagor(s) must va- ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE certify that I have completed all re-
cate the property if the mortgage TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT AF- quired fields, and that the informa-
is not reinstated under section FECTED BY THIS ACTION. tion in this document is true and
580.30 or the property is not re- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, correct and in compliance with the
deemed under section 580.23 is that default has occurred in condi- applicable chapter of Minnesota
11:59 p.m. on October 2, 2017, tions of the following described Statutes. I understand that by
unless that date falls on a week- mortgage: signing this document I am sub-
end or legal holiday, in which case DATE OF MORTGAGE: June ject to the penalties of perjury as
it is the next weekday, and unless 24, 2004 set forth in Section 609.48 as if I
the redemption period is reduced MORTGAGOR: Sharon Jean had signed this document under
to 5 weeks under MN Stat. Secs. Quast, a single person oath.
580.07 or 582.032. MORTGAGEE: M & I Bank FSB Date: February 28, 2017
MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED DATE AND PLACE OF /s/ William B. Miller, Assistant
FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATION RECORDING: Recorded June 30, Secretary
ON MORTGAGE: None 2004, Sibley County Recorder, Email address:
“THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW Document No. A197885 ginny.eden@oldcastlelaw.com
FOR REDEMPTION BY THE ASSIGNMENTS OF MORT- Publish: March 9 and 16, 2017
MORTGAGOR, THE MORT- GAGE: Assigned to: The Hunting-
GAGOR’S PERSONAL REPRE- ton National Bank. Dated June 24, Certificate of Assumed Name
SENTATIVES OR ASSIGNS, MAY 2004 Recorded January 16, 2009 1. List the exact assumed name
BE REDUCED TO FIVE WEEKS as Document No. A-215643 under which the business is or will
IF A JUDICIAL ORDER IS EN- TRANSACTION AGENT: be conducted: Chard Concrete
TERED UNDER MINNESOTA NONE 2. Principal Place of Business:
STATUTES, SECTION 582.032, LENDER OR BROKER AND 26239 State Hwy. 25, Belle Plaine,
DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR MN 56011
THNGS, THAT THE MORT- STATED ON MORTGAGE: M & I 3. List the name and complete
GAGED PREMISES ARE IM- Bank FSB street address of all persons con-
PROVED WITH A RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE ducting business under the above
DWELLING OF LESS THAN FIVE SERVICER: The Huntington Na- Assumed Name: OMG Midwest,
UNITS, ARE NOT PROPERTY tional Bank Inc., 2345 Rice Street. Suite 230,
USED N AGRICULTURAL PRO- MORTGAGED PROPERTY Roseville, MN 55113
DUCTION, AND ARE ABAN- ADDRESS: 314 3rd Street, Gay- 4. I, the undersigned, certify
DONED.” lord, MN 55334 that I am signing this document as
Dated: January 26, 2017 TAX PARCEL I.D. #: the person whose signature is re-
Nationstar Mortgage LLC 32.0209.000 quired, or as agent of the person
Mortgagee/Assignee of Mort- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF whose signature would be re-
gagee PROPERTY: quired who has authorized me to
USSET, WEINGARDEN AND The North Half of Lots Num- sign this document on his/her be-
LIEBO, P.L.L.P. bered Eight and Nine (N ½ of 8 half, or in both capacities. I further
Attorneys for Mortgagee/As- and 9), in Block Number One (1), certify that I have completed all re-
signee of Mortgagee in Poehler’s Addition to the city of quired fields, and that the informa-
4500 Park Glen Road #300 Gaylord, Sibley County, Minneso- tion in this document is true and
Minneapolis, MN 55416 ta correct and in compliance with the
(952) 925-6888 COUNTY IN WHICH PROPER- applicable chapter of Minnesota
21 – 17-001319 FC TY IS LOCATED: Sibley Statutes. I understand that by
THIS IS A COMMUNICATION ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL signing this document I am sub-
FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE: ject to the penalties of perjury as
Publish: February 9, 16, 23, $80,000.00 set forth in Section 609.48 as if I
March 2, 9 and 16, 2017 AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED had signed this document under
TO BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NO- oath.
Washington Lake Township TICE, INCLUDING TAXES, IF Date: February 28, 2017
Annual Meeting ANY, PAID BY MORTGAGEE: /s/ William B. Miller, Assistant
The citizens of Washington $68,024.44 Secretary
Lake Township, Sibley County, That prior to the commence- Email address:
State of Minnesota, are hereby ment of this mortgage foreclosure ginny.eden@oldcastlelaw.com
notified that the annual township proceeding Mortgagee/Assignee Publish: March 9 and 16, 2017
meeting will be held on Tuesday, of Mortgagee complied with all no-
March 14, 2017, at 8:00 p.m. at tice requirements as required by
the Green Isle Community Room. statute; That no action or proceed-
The purpose of said meeting is ing has been instituted at law or
 Arlington Enterprise, Thursday, March 9, 2017, page 9
Church News Bishop John LeVoir releases a statement on
www.arlingtonmnnews.com
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN and Communion (Oak Terrace). Wednesday, March 15: 6:30
(WELS) 9:30 a.m. Sunday by Sunday p.m. Confirmation. 8:00 p.m.
Arlington
507-964-2109
Bible study (Linda DeWitte).
6:30-7:30 p.m. Ss. Michael, Mary
Lenten service. Diocese of New Ulm financial reorganization
Matthew C. Rauh, Pastor and Brendan AFC religious edu- PEACE LUTHERAN Bishop John LeVoir today does not include parishes, “I again extend my deepest
email: mrauh@gac.edu cation class K-10 (Mar). (Missouri Synod) directed attorneys represent- Catholic schools or other apologies on behalf of the
www.stpaularlington.com Thursday, March 16: 8:30 Arlington ing the Diocese of New Ulm Catholic organizations locat- Diocese of New Ulm to vic-
email: a.m. Mass (Bre & Mic).7:00 p.m. 507-964-2959 to file for financial reorgani- ed in the geographic area tims and survivors of clergy
church@stpaularlington.com Administrative Council meeting Kurt Lehmkuhl, Pastor zation under Chapter 11 of served by the Diocese. sexual abuse as minors. Vic-
Sunday, March 12: 8:45 a.m. (Mar). 7:30 p.m. Narcotics hispeace@frontiernet.net
Anonymous (Mic). the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. Parishes and other Catholic tims and survivors have
Sunday school. 9:00 a.m. Family www.peacelutheranarlington.org The Diocese of New Ulm is organizations are separate shown incredible courage by
Bible study. 10:00 a.m. Worship Sunday, March 12: 8:15 a.m. the third diocese in Minneso- corporations under Minnesota stepping forward to help pre-
service. 6:30 p.m. Youth Group at TRINITY LUTHERAN Sunday School. 8:30 a.m Bible
school. 32234 431st Ave., Gaylord study. 9:30 a.m. Worship service ta to file for reorganization law. vent such a tragedy from ever
Monday, March 13: LES Scott Richards, Pastor with Holy Communion. 10:30 following the enactment of “The Diocese has carefully happening again. Victims and
Week Grandparents Day. 1:30 Sunday, March 12: 9:30 a.m. a.m. Fellowship. the Minnesota Child Victims reviewed how best to meet survivors must be treated
p.m. Senior Ministry. 3:45 p.m. Sunday School. 10:15 a.m. Wor- Wednesday, March 15: 3:45 Act, which temporarily lifted our financial obligations and with dignity and just compen-
Confirmation class. 7:00 p.m. ship service. p.m. Catechism. 6:00 p.m. Lenten
Wednesday, March 15: At St. the civil statute of limitations determined that reorganiza- sation is owed them, as well
Council meeting. supper. 7:00 p.m. Lenten Worship on historical childhood sexual tion is the fairest way to re- as our daily prayers. These
Tuesday, March 14: LES Paul’s 6:00 p.m. Lenten supper. service.
Week. 9:00 a.m. Author visit. 7:00 p.m. Worship service. Thursday, March 16: 7:30 p.m. abuse claims for a three-year solve sexual abuse claims are integral to the healing
9:00 a.m. Counting committee Church Council meeting. period, which ended on May while allowing the Church to process.”
meeting. 12:30 p.m. K-8th Swim- ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN 25, 2016. Under that Act, a continue its essential work of People can find more infor-
ming day. (Missouri Synod) ZION LUTHERAN total of 101 lawsuits have serving people in our local mation about the financial re-
Wednesday, March 15: LES Arlington 814 W. Brooks St., Arlington been filed against the Diocese communities. This includes organization, along with
Week. 2:45 p.m. Bible study. 507-964-2400 507-964-5454 and some parishes within the meeting the pastoral needs of Bishop LeVoir’s video mes-
3:45 p.m. Lenten service. 5:00 Gary L. Ruckman, Pastor Deborah Dawson, Pastor
p.m. Lenten supper. 7:00 p.m. Sunday, March 12: 9:00 a.m. geographic area the Diocese the nearly 55,000 Catholics sage, Hope, Healing, and
Sunday, March 12: 9:00 a.m.
Lenten service. 8:00 p.m. Choir Sunday school & Bible class. Worship with Holy Communion.
serves. living in the 15 counties with- Peace, on the diocesan web-
practice. 10:00 a.m. Worship service with No Sunday school. 11:00 a.m.- The reorganization filing in the Diocese of New Ulm.” site, www.dnu.org.
Thursday, March 16: 10:00 Holy Communion. Lutheran 1:00 p.m. Zion Chicken Dinner.
a.m. Bulletin information due. Hour broadcasted on KDUZ Tuesday, March 14: 6:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Servic-
es on cable TV channel 8.
1260 AM every Sunday at noon.
Wednesday, March 15: 6:00
p.m. Supper. 7:00 p.m. Lenten
Board of Education meeting. 6:00
p.m.-7:00 p.m. TOPS.
Wednesday, March 15: 4:00
Menus
GAYLORD Worship Service. SENIOR DINING bles, bread, margarine, pie slice, A 1/2 pint of milk and an en-
p.m. Confirmation. 6:00 p.m. Call 326-3401 for a meal low fat milk. riched grain product is served
ASSEMBLY OF GOD Thursday, March 16: 5:30 Supper 7:00 p.m. Worship. 8:00 Suggested Donation $4.00 with each meal. Additional milk
Gaylord p.m. Deadline for bulletin infor- p.m. Choir. Meals are served at Highland SIBLEY EAST is available for 40 cents each.
Bob Holmbeck, Pastor mation. Thursday, March 16: 9:00 a.m. Commons dining room BREAKFAST MENU Menu is subject to change.
Thursday, March 9: 7:00 a.m. EVANGELICAL and 1:00 p.m. Zion on cable. 6:00 Monday-Friday Arlington & Gaylord
Community Men’s Lent break- COVENANT CHURCH p.m. Vryheid Mission at Swed- Monday: Swiss steak, mashed Mar. 13-17 Monday: Chili, crackers, que-
fast. 107 W. Third St., Winthrop landa in Hector. potatoes, peas and carrots, bread, Breakfast is served at 8:00 sadillas, veggie sticks, bread,
Friday, March 10: 9:30 a.m. Le 507-647- 5777 margarine, pineapple, low fat a.m. daily. A 1/2 pint of milk is fruit, milk.
Sueur Bible study, 220 Parsonage 507-647-3739 CREEKSIDE milk. served with each meal daily. Alternate: Turkey wrap.
Risendorph Street group room. Interim Pastor Community Church Tuesday: Honey mustard Menu is subject to change. Tuesday: French toast sticks,
Sunday, March 12: 9:15 a.m. www.wincov.org Christian & Missionary chicken breast, baked potato, Monday: Mini Cinni, fruit, hashbrowns, sausage, cheese
Sunday school. 10:00 a.m. Wor- Saturday, March 11: 6:00 a.m. Alliance sour cream, green bean casserole, juice, milk. stick, cucumbers, carrots, fruit,
ship service. Men’s Bible study at Hahn’s Din- bread, margarine, cake, low fat Tuesday: Muffin, seeds, fruit, milk.
114 Shamrock Dr., Arlington milk. juice, milk. Alternate: Chicken patty.
Wednesday, March 15: 6:30 ing. 507-964-2872
p.m. Wednesday evening Bible Wednesday: Lasagna, Califor- Wednesday: Cereal bar, cheese Wednesday: Chicken and
Sunday, March 12: 9:30 a.m. John Cherico, Pastor nia blend vegetables, peaches, stick, fruit, juice, milk. gravy, mashed potatoes, peas,
classes and Youth Focused and Worship service. 10:45 a.m. Sun- email: creeksidecma@gmail.com garlic bread, margarine, cookie, Thursday: Breakfast bread, bread, fruit, milk.
supper - Welcome! day school. Sunday, March 12: 9:30-10:15 low fat milk. fruit, juice, milk. Alternate: Assorted sandwich-
Monday, March 13: 7:00 p.m. Adult Sunday school and Kids Thursday: Pork loin, whole po- Friday: No School. es.
Prayer Shawl ministry. Sunday school. 10:30 a.m. Wor- tatoes, buttered cabbage, dinner Thursday: Hot dog on whole
ST. PAUL’S EV. Tuesday, March 14:Office ship service and nursery, ages 0- roll, margarine, fruit crisp, low SIBLEY EAST SCHOOL grain bun, oven potatoes, baked
REFORMED CHURCH open 10:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. 7:00 4, and Children’s Church ages 5 fat milk. MENU beans, fruit, milk.
15470 Co. Rd. 31, Hamburg p.m. Leadership Team meeting. through 5th grade. Friday: Pub house fish, tartar Arlington & Gaylord Alternate:Burrito.
952-467-3878 Wednesday, March 15: 9:00 Tuesday, March 14: 6:30 p.m. sauce, potatoes, mixed vegeta- Mar. 13-17 Friday: No School.
Dan Schnabel, Pastor a.m. Prayer coffee at the Lodge in Men’s Bible study on Tony
www.stpaulsrcus.org Winthrop. Evans’ Book: Kingdom Man.
Sunday, March 12: 8:30 a.m. Thursday, March 16: 9:30 Wednesday, March 15: 6:30-
Sunday School and adult Bible a.m. Women’s Bible study. 6:30 8:00 p.m. Youth Group.
study. 9:30 a.m. Worship service. p.m. Men’s Bible study at Peik’s.
Tuesday, March 14: 7:00 p.m. SEVENTH DAY
Consistory meeting. ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN ADVENTIST
Wednesday, March 15: 6:30- (Missouri Synod) 7th Ave. N.W., Arlington
8:00 p.m. Catechism class. Green Isle 507-304-3410
507-326-3451 Robert Brauer, Pastor
ST. MARY, MICHAEL Eric W. Rapp, Pastor 507-234-6770
AND BRENDAN AREA Friday, March 10: 10:00 a.m. Saturday: Church services at
FAITH COMMUNITY Deadline for Sunday bulletin. 9:30 a.m. Bible study at 11:00
Fr. Keith Salisbury, Pastor Sunday, March 12: 8:00 a.m. a.m. Fellowship dinner at 12:00
Friday, March 10: 8:30 a.m. Bible study. 9:00 a.m. Worship p.m. All are welcome.
Mass (Mar). 5:00 p.m. Mass service with Communion. 10:00
(Bre). a.m. Sunday school. UNITED METHODIST
Saturday, March 11: 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, March 14: 10:00 Arlington
Mass (Mar). a.m.-Noon Pastor at Zion. 7:00 Rodney J. Stemme, Pastor Shopper
Sunday, March 12: 7:30 a.m. p.m. www.arlingtonunitedmethodist.org Arlington Enter prise / Sibley
Call us today at 507-964-5547
Mass (Bre). 9:00 a.m. Mass Wednesday, March 15: 5:00 Saturday, March 11: 10:00
(Mic). 10:30 a.m. Mass (Mar). p.m. Lenten service. 6:00 p.m. a.m. Women’s Bible study at
12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. Eucharistic Potluck supper. 6:30 p.m. Confir- Bette Nelson’s.
Adoration (Mar). mation. Sunday, March 12: 9:00 a.m.
Monday, March 13: 8:30 a.m. Worship. 10:15 a.m. Sunday
Mass (Bre). 8:30 a.m. Word and ZION LUTHERAN
Communion (Mar). 9:00 a.m.- (Missouri Synod)
school and fellowship.
Tuesday, March 14: 6:30 p.m. Blessings
9:00 p.m. Eucharistic Adoration Green Isle Township Education Outreach.
(Mar). 8:00 p.m. AA and Al Anon 507-326-3451 [ Praise to the God of All Comfort ] Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of
Wednesday, March 15: 11:15
(Mar). Eric W. Rapp, Pastor a.m. Partnering in Prevention. compassion and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any
Tuesday, March 14: 8:30 a.m. Friday, March 10: 10:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Lenten supper. 7:00 trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God.
Mass (Bre). 3:45 p.m. Word and Deadline for Sunday bulletin. p.m. Worship. 8:00 p.m. Choir.
Communion (Arlington Good Sunday, March 12: 10:30 a.m. 2 Corinthians 1:3-4 NIV
Samaritan). 7:00-8:00 p.m. Ad- Worship service.
ministrative council meeting Tuesday, March 14: 10:00
(Mic). a.m.-Noon Pastor at Zion. 7:00
Wednesday, March 15: 8:30 p.m.
a.m. Mass (Mar). 9:00 a.m. Word
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vides on the job training. Contact on stand, egg baskets, chicken Silver Lake, MN. Rent includes
Sue at (507) 964-5984 for an inter- feeders, old Christmas and printed heat, water, garbage. For info call
view. feed sack material. Call Kelly or (320) 327-2885.
Owner/Operators wanted with Lori (320) 510-0408 or (320) 864-
step-deck trailers to haul machin- 5697.
ery. Kohout Trucking, Olivia, MN
(320) 444-4108.
Help Wanted
Insurance office looking for F/T CSR w/accounting
background & excellent computer & people skills.
Benefits included, salary negotiable based on
JOB POSTING
The City of Arlington is currently accepting applications for a Part-Time CITY MAINTENANCE POSITION exprience. Bi-lingual background helpful.
full-time Maintenance Supervisor in the Public Works Department. Send resume to (no calls):
The position oversees operation of the City’s streets, parks, cemetery, The City of New Auburn is seeking applicants for the “CSR Position” 613 10th St. E. Glencoe, MN 55336
and grounds. The position is responsible for budget development and position of Part-time City Maintenance. Duties include
supervision of subordinates. The position is responsible for perform- working in all public works functions which includes but is or email to: terry.jones@profinsproviders.com
ing various types of semi-skilled and skilled labor and the operation of notlimited to the streets, water, wastewater, parks, and F7-13CEASGt
light to medium equipment involved in the repair and maintenance of cemetery departments. Responsible for helping with all
the City streets, parks, and other municipal property. Minimum Quali- Federal, State, and local reports. Helps maintain public
fications: High School Diploma or G.E.D. plus two years of public works budgets and inventory and helps plan for capital im-
works or related experience. Desired: Previous management or provement acquisitions and projects. Minimum qualifications
supervisory experience. Must possess and maintain a valid Minnesota
Class “B” or higher CDL or the ability to obtain one in one month.
Must possess and maintain a valid Class “C” Boiler’s License or the
include GED or high school diploma and class B Minnesota
Driver’s License. Residency must be maintained within a 20
minute response time for mandatory call time requirement.
Help Wanted
Computer experience is a beneficial and must be able to Seeking a full-time/part-time, small engine mechanic.
ability to obtain one in one year. Must possess and maintain a valid li-
cense for pesticide, herbicide, and insecticide application or obtain maintain and operate heavy equipment. Work includes repair on lawn and garden equipment,
one in one year. Salary range based on experience and qualifications: outboard motors and ATV’s. Experience preferred. Compet-
$15.11 - $23.68/hour plus benefits. Pay depending on qualifications and experience. itive wages offered. Call 507-237-5313 or stop in.
This position is part time. For more
For required application and job description, go online at
www.arlingtonmn.com or contact Arlington City Offices,
204 Shamrock Drive, Arlington, MN 55307 • (507) 964-2378.
information or to request an application packet, Kranz Power Equipment
call (320) 864-5831 or write to: 19 Sixth St. • Gaylord • 507-237-5313
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Cover letters, resume and applications are due to the City of New Auburn, P.O. Box 127, New Auburn, MN
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City Administrator no later than 4:00 p.m. on March 30, 2017. 55366 or e-mail to: NewAuburn.city@gmail.com
The City of Arlington is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
Farm &
Part-Time Deputy Clerk Position
Sibley Shopper
The City of New Auburn is seeking applicants for the
position of Part-time Deputy Clerk. Duties include working
in all the office functions which includes but is not limited to
Home
the AR, AP, Payroll, all clerical such at minutes, agendas,
reports, and all research. Responsible for helping with all
Federal, State, and local reports. Helps maintain all
Deadline: budgets and inventory and helps plan for capital improve-
ment acquisitions and projects. Minimum qualifications
Thursday, include GED or high school diploma. Accounting and
March 16
Spring Guide computer experience are helpful. Will be required to
work some evenings.
Pay depending on qualifications and experience.
This position is part time.
For more information
This ‘Special Tab Section’ will be published or to request an application packet,
call (320) 864-5831 or write to:
in the Sunday, April 2 Sibley Shopper.
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City of New Auburn, P.O. Box 127, New Auburn, MN
55366 or e-mail to: NewAuburn.city@gmail.com
We’ll be contacting you soon or feel free
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
to contact us at your convenience. We look forward to
assisting you with your advertising needs.
NEW CONSTRUCTION FARM SERVICES
Farm • Commercial Field Fertilizing,
Residential Planting, Etc. HELP WANTED:
Tire Sales & Service The City of Arlington is accepting applications
REMODELING Truck & Tractor Repair for the following seasonal positions:
Plumbing & Heating Bulk Fuel
Mowing/Weed Trimming Positions. The season will start
Electrical • Drywall tentatively May 1st and run approximately 24 weeks, subject
OUTDOOR LIVING
to growing season (dryness, wetness, early/late frost). The
HOME INTERIOR Lawn & Garden hours for lawn mowing/trimming are Monday-Friday 8 am–5
Wallpaper & Paint Decks & Porches pm. Areas mowed/trimmed include the parks, cemetery, and
Flooring Patios around City buildings. No weekend or evening mowing/trim-
Furniture & Appliances Mowers & Trimmers ming will be permitted. Approximately 32 hours per week
Window Treatments Tillers will be spent mowing/trimming and maintaining equipment
(oil changes, clean out decks, etc.). Seasonal Part-Time Wage
is $9.50 per hour. Applicants must be 18 years or older to
apply and have a valid driver’s license.The City is preferably
looking for individuals to mow/trim for the entire season.
Glencoe Advertiser
716 E. 10th St., MN 55336 • Phone: (320) 864-5518
Applications will be accepted for backup mowers to help
with the first half (April-May) and second half
(August-October) of the season.
Contact your sales rep. today to place your ad: Contact the City Office for an application, 204 Shamrock
Karin Ramige : karinr@glencoenews.com, Drive, Arlington, 507-964-2378.
Brenda Fogarty: brendaf@glencoenews.com DEADLINE: All applications must be returned by
or Sue Keenan: suek@glencoenews.com 4:00 p.m. on Friday, March 24, 2017. F9-10Ec
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Sibley County Court
The following misdemeanors, Hudson, Wis., speed, $125, MSP; leases of information as directed,
petty misdemeanors and gross misde- Elizabeth V. Zadra, 20, North give a DNA sample when directed,
meanors were heard in District Court Mankato, window tint (less than 50% do not use or possess firearms, am-
February 17-24, 2017: Minnesota light transmittance), dismissed, MSP. munition or explosives, do not regis-
State Patrol (MSP); Sheriff’s Office Marlene Hamblin, 69, Hutchinson, ter to vote or vote until discharged
(SO); Department of Natural Re- issuance of a dishonored check, con- from probation and your civil rights
sources (DNR); MN Department of tinued, unsupervised monitoring are fully restored, contact with pro-
Transportation (MNDOT): without adjudication one year, pay bation, follow all instructions of pro-
Haydee Jacinta Gallardo, 36, Ar- costs, no same or similar, keep bation, chemical dependency evalua-
lington, no DL, $185, Arlington PD. court/attorney informed of current tion/treatment, follow recommenda-
Maxwell R. Eustis, 23, Gaylord, address, $50, SO; Nathan G. Hrdlic- tions of evaluation, sign all releases
no proof insurance (driver, dis- ka, 34, Henderson, domestic assault- of information, sign probation agree-
missed, Gaylord PD; Mary D. Gae- commits act with intent to cause fear ment, no alcohol/controlled sub-
bler, 65, St. Peter, expired registra- of immediate bodily harm or death, stance use, no possession of alcohol
tion expired tabs, $115, Gaylord PD; continued, supervised probation one or drugs, random testing, take med-
Johnathin J. Hall, 24, St. Paul. fifth year, contact with probation, follow ications in the prescribed dosage and
degree possession of a controlled all instructions of probation, sign frequency, write a letter of apology,
substance, continued, supervised pro- probation agreement, complete diag- to be approved by probation, pay
bation two years,local confinement nostic assessment, follow recommen- restitution before fines, fees, and sur-
34 days, credit for time served 34 dations of evaluation, sign all releas- charges, remain law-abiding, no
days, contact with probation, follow es of information, remain law-abid- same or similar, psychological evalu-
all instructions of probation, sign ing, no same or similar, SO; Lori J. ation/treatment, successfully sched-
probation agreement, chemical de- Kasheimer, 37, Green Isle, child en- ule, pay for and complete a neuro-
pendency evaluation/treatment, fol- dangerment, dismissed, domestic as- psychological evaluation to deter-
low recommendations of evaluation, sault, continued, supervised proba- mine traumatic brain injury needs
sign all releases of information, no tion one year, sentence to service and follow recommendations, obtain
alcohol/controlled substance use, no eight hours for indeterminate, contact permission from agent before leaving
possession of alcohol or drugs, ran- with probation, follow all instruc- the state, conditions other-if ordered
dom testing, victim impact panel, tions of probation, sign probation participate in victim/offender media-
conditions other: forfeit bail to agreement, complete diagnostic as- tion, restitution reserved for 30 days,
fines/fees, DWI-operate motor vehi- sessment, follow recommendations $160, criminal vehicular homicide,
cle-body contains any amount sched- of evaluation, sign all releases of in- criminal vehicular operation, crimi-
ule I/II drugs-not Marijuana, stay of formation, conditions other-comply nal vehicular operation, dismissed,
imposition, concurrent 1, supervised with all conditions of open CHIP’s MSP.
Submitted Photo probation two years, $460, fourth de- file with Sibley County PHHS, $410, Forrest P. Aydt, 21, Le Sueur, at-
gree DWI, driving after revocation, SO; Stephen B. Kizer, 40, Winthrop, tempted third degree burglary, con-
U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar holds breakfast treats from Kick’s Bakery in Arlington. dismissed, Gaylord PD; Eric A. drugs-possession of drug parapherna- tinued, supervised probation three
Hussman, 19, Winthrop, no proof in- lia, possess small amount of Marijua- years, local confinement 30 days,
U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar features surance (driver), dismissed, Gaylord
PD; Carol L. Lund, 70, Dassel,
speed, $145, no proof insurance (dri-
na, dismissed, SO; David Ramos
Mendoza, 26, Le Sueur, speed, no
MN DL, $385, SO; Gilberto San
credit for time served two days, con-
tact with probation, follow all in-
structions of probation, sign proba-
Kick’s Bakery at Minnesota Morning ver), dismissed, Gaylord PD; Gaspar
R. Morales, 27, Winthrop, no MN
DL, no insurance MV vehicle owner,
Miguel III, 34, Brownsville, Texas,
no MN DL, no insurance-driver vio-
lation, dismissed, SO.
tion agreement, follow all state and
federal criminal laws, contact your
probation officer as directed, tell
U.S. Senator Amy owned business that helps and invites all Minnesotans
$385, Gaylord PD; Andrew L. Mohamed A. Farah, 30, St. Paul, your probation officer within 72
Klobuchar ’s “Minnesota boost our economy,” said who are visiting the capital. Schauer, 16, Litchfield, speed, $285, driver must carry proof of insurance hours if you have contact with law
Morning” featured breakfast Klobuchar. “I was delighted Visitors can hear first-hand Gaylord PD; Abdi H. Shuriye, 28, when operating vehicle, dismissed, enforcement, tell your probation offi-
pastries from Kick’s Bakery to serve their home-baked accounts of Klobuchar ’s Evans, Colo., seatbelt required-driver Winthrop PD; Alice M. Regner, 60, cer within 72 hours if you are
in Arlington. treats to my guests here in work in the Senate, mingle and passengers must use, $110. Gay- Winthrop, inattentive driving, $125, charged with any new crime, tell
lord PD. Winthrop PD; Patrick A. Schlueter, your probation officer within 72
Klobuchar has visited Washington.” with fellow Minnesotans vis- Thomas J. Harrington, 72, 29, Gaylord, drivers license-driving hours if you change your address,
dozens of Minnesota commu- Larry and Laura Kicker iting Washington, meet the Janesville, speed, $145, Henderson restrictions-drive/operate/control employment or telephone number,
nities in recent months and opened Kick’s Bake Shop in Senator’s staff, and take pho- PD; Bradly M. Langdon, 48, Hender- motor vehicle with out ignition inter, cooperate with the search of your
after tasting favorite local 1974. Located off Highway tographs with the Senator. son, disorderly conduct-brawling or dismissed, Winthrop PD. person, residence, vehicle, work-
foods, she decided to show- 5, this local favorite is known To get more information on fighting, continued, unsupervised The following felonies were heard place, property, and things as direct-
monitoring without adjudication one in District Court February 17-24, ed by your probation officer, sign re-
case these Minnesota special- for its mocha cakes, strawber- attending “Minnesota Morn- year, pay costs, no same or similar, 2017: leases of information as directed,
ties at her weekly Thursday ry cream squares, and apple ing,’’ visit Senator keep court/attorney informed of cur- Nicholas D. Selle, 31, Brownton, give a DNA sample when directed,
morning coffee gatherings in fritters. Klobuchar ’s website at rent address, remain law-abiding, financial transaction card fraud, dis- do not use or possess firearms, am-
her Washington, D.C., office. Klobuchar hosts “Minneso- klobuchar.senate.gov or call restitution reserved, open for 30 missed, Gaylord PD. munition or explosives, do not regis-
“Kick’s Bakery is a great ta Morning” every Thursday her office at 202-224-3244. days, $175, Henderson PD. Kristopher J. Hipp,28, Arlington, ter to vote or vote until discharged
Holly A. Anderson, 43, Arlington, criminal vehicular operation, super- from probation and your civil rights
example of a local, family- when the Senate is in session no proof MV insurance, dismissed, vised probation five years, local con- are fully restored, chemical depend-
MSP; Richard H. Hahn, 62, Le finement 360 days, credit for time ency evaluation/treatment, follow
Sueur, speed, $125, MSP; Steven B. served six days, community work recommendation of evaluation, sign
Superintendent’s Note Pad Pobuda, 61, Belle Plaine, driving
after revocation, $285, MSP; Elaine
A. Bates, 55, Green Isle, speed,
service 100 hours for indeterminate,
home monitor(home detention) 185
days for indeterminate, comment:be-
all releases of information, no alco-
hol/controlled substance use, no pos-
session of alcohol or drugs, random
SE superintendent addresses bullying $125, MSP; Erik A. Engelbrektson,
19, Gaylord, speed, $135, MSP;
Bryan W. Fries, 33, Le Sueur, speed,
ginning today, balance of jail is to be
served on EHM, defendant is to re-
main on Colorwheel while on EHM,
testing, pay restitution before fines,
fees and surcharges, $415.94. SO.
By Jim Amsden well-being, self-concept, and concepts. This action leads $385, MSP; Marjorie S. Giron Ayala, follow all state and federal criminal MARRIAGE LICENSES
SE Superintendent mental health. Students on to developing a culture of 27, Arlington, no proof MV insur- laws, contact your probation officer Kinsey Mae Billingsley and Elias
The very serious issue of the receiving end of such be- mutual respect and resilience. ance, dismissed, MSP; Habibo A. H. as directed, tell your probation offi- Anthony Lovelace, both of Le Sueur,
bullying and cyberbullying havior often see a negative Sibley East Schools works to Hussein Alasow, 68, Mankato, duty cer within 72 hours if you have con- 02/03/2017.
to drive with due care, instruction tact with law enforcement, tell your Cinthia Lizeth Juarez Campos,
has moved to the forefront of correlation to the ability to be do this through student activi- permit violation (drive at night), dis- probation officer within 72 hours if Gaylord and Ricardo Lopez Bibiano,
awareness for parents, stu- able to perform in school. ties, classroom instruction, missed, MSP; Stephon O. Johnson, you are charged with any new crime, New Ulm, 02/13/2017.
dents, and schools across the We have work to do as a counseling services, and a 27, New Ulm, speed, $135, MSP; tell your probation officer within 72 Micah Allen Pagel and Cerise
nation. Sibley East Schools society and within our com- policy of progressive disci- Kiara M. Rogers, 19, Cosmos, hours if you change your address, Laura Anderson, both of Glencoe,
are no exception to this in- munities, schools, and fami- pline against students who bumper height 25 inches truck, win- employment or telephone number, 02/23/2017.
dow tint (less than 50% light trans- cooperate with the search of your Nathan Edward Schroeder and
creased awareness. Bullying lies. display bullying behaviors. mittance, $185, MSP; Devon M. person, residence, vehicle, work- Brittany Ann Meinz, both of Gibbon,
occurs across physical per- The approach to address- We continue to look for ways Tupa, 19, Hutchinson, speed, $225, place, property, and things as direct- 02/24/2017.
sonal space and now across ing the issue of bullying must to improve each student’s ed- MSP; Meghan E. Vondriska, 22, ed by your probation officer, sign re-
digital platforms such as so- be multi-faceted. As a com- ucational experience. As a
cial media, messaging, and munity of adults we must staff, we must set high expec-
apps. We refer to this as cy- model respect of others and tations for personal interac-
berbullying. tolerance of differences. A tions, intercede when we see
Research and data show us 2014 national survey pub- instances of inappropriate be-
that bullying and cyberbully- lished by Workplace Bully- havior, and support all stu-
ing are not the norm in our ing.org indicates 27 percent dents.
society or schools. The Min- of American workers have We understand that it may
nesota Student Survey com- “suffered abusive conduct at be impossible to eliminate
pleted by Sibley East students work.” Adults must model meanness or cruel behaviors.
in grades 5,8,9 and 11 asks the behaviors we want to see Despite this, we cannot ac-
students to respond to how from our youth. When your cept that bullying is “normal”
often they are bullied on mul- child, or others, reach out to or a rite of passage. All of us
tiple topics. These areas in- you for support respond need to band together. Please
clude physical appearance, thoughtfully. Seek to work commit to modeling respect-
size or weight, physical or collaboratively with other in- ful behavior, talking to your
mental disability, and sexual dividuals, institutions, or children about right and
orientation (not asked of agencies that may help re- wrong in our social interac-
grade 5). Responses indicate duce the bullying or impact tions, monitoring your child’s
that 83-98 percent of Sibley of that bullying. Model the online interactions on their
East students indicate that behavior and demonstrate it personal devices, and support
they have never been bullied daily in your interactions the adults, children, and par-
or bullied once or twice in the with others. ents that are asking for these
last 30 days on these topics. Schools must be diligent in bullying behaviors to stop.
While these statistics show supporting and promoting If you have questions or
that bullying is not the norm, positive interactions in stu- concerns regarding Sibley
it does show that there are dent-to-student relationships East Schools please feel free
still a significant number of and faculty and student rela- to see me at the district office
students that are affected by tionships. Schools must pro- in Arlington, call 507-964-
these behaviors. Students that mote a positive school culture 8224, or email jim.ams-
are bullied have impacts to that develops healthy peer re- den@sibleyeast.org
their social and emotional lationships and strong self-
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SIBLEY EAST SERVICE UNIT: YEARLY SERVICE UNIT ACTIVITIES:
Service Unit Manager: Mary Hennies • Cookie & Fall Product • Regular Troop Meetings
• Arli-Dazzle Parade & Activities
Treasurer: Mary Halverson • Girl Scout Thinking Day • Opportunities to
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