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www.arlingtonmnnews.com Volume 133 • Number 33 • Thursday, March 2, 2017 • Arlington, MN 55307
Issuance of bonds approved by County Board
By Amy Newsom The first section of the plan ment, acquisition and facili- County Commissioner Jim preparation of Cold In-Place those roads up to 10 tons.
Correspondent details the five-year projec- ties improvement purchases Swanson asked about the fi- Recycling (CIR) mix designs, Resurfacing on CSAH 9 is
After the public hearing on tion of county facility needs proposed. This includes infor- nancing terms. Eilertson stat- and pavement design recom- scheduled to begin in 2018
Tuesday morning, Feb. 28, and improvements. This in- mation on technologies up- ed it is usually a 20-year term mendations for approximately and work on CSAH 8 is
the Sibley County Board cludes the estimated $6 mil- dates, county computers, GIS, with three percent or less in- six miles of CSAH 8 from the scheduled for 2019.
unanimously approved reso- lion project to repair the me- sheriff’s vehicles, fleet cars, terest. Eilertson said they are junction of CSAH 17 to the The County Board also ap-
lution #2017-17 which ap- chanical and HVAC systems and updates and repairs for looking at the issuance of junction of US 169, and ap- proved a $15,531.25 profes-
proved the five-year capital on the historic courthouse and the county buildings. debt in June to get the money proximately four miles of sional service agreement with
improvement plan and au- the annex. This project will The County Board also au- in July to start work in Au- CSAH 9 from 200th Street to Braun Intertec for falling
thorized the issuance and sale be financed using capital im- thorized moving forward with gust or September. County Road 68. weight deflectometer testing
of general obligation capital provement plan bonds. The the sale of bonds to pay for Public Works Director Tim and pavement mix design on
improvement plan bonds. plan also states that a review the mechanical and HVAC Other News Becker preferred American CSAH 10 from CSAH 26 to
There were no members of of the highway shops and de- work. George Eilertson of The County Board ap- Engineering and Testing, Inc. 10th Street in Gaylord.
the public present for the partment building should Northland Securities was on proved a $26,300 profession- because they had already CSAH 10 is scheduled to be
public hearing. begin in the next five to seven hand to answer questions al services agreement with done some work on CSAH 9 resurfaced in 2019.
The approved five-year years. about the sale of bonds for American Engineering Test- for the state of Minnesota and
capital improvement plan The second section of the the $6 million courthouse re- ing, Inc. to provide pavement were familiar with this road.
covers the years 2017-2021. plan lists all capital equip- pair project. corings, soil borings, the Becker said the goal is to get
School Board approves
purchase of
bus routing software
By Amy Newsom neighboring school districts
Correspondent use it.
The Sibley East School Superintendent Jim Ams-
Board, during its regular den replied no and said most
monthly meeting on Tuesday like Sibley East have estab-
night, Feb. 21, voted unani- lished routes and have not
mously to approve the pur- considered it. With the
chase of Transfinder bus changes in grade locations
route software. next year, Amsden felt that it
Transfinder uses exact map was important to have help
data to accurately mark the figuring out exactly where
location of student homes, their students were and the
provides more accurate best way to bus them to
mileage, and most important- school. Amsden expects that
ly confirms that stop loca- Sibley East may also see an
tions are safe. influx of students from the
According to Transfinder, New Auburn and Winthrop
Enterprise photo by Kurt Menk when people use a typical ad- areas and the software will be
dress search engine the ad- very helpful to incorporate
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee dress is not accurate because
it is based on address ranges.
those students into the bus
route.
Students from the Sibley East Public Schools will present “The dan Mueller and Jennifer Rovinsky. The rest of the cast and Transfinder uses exact ad- The cost for the software is
25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” in the large gym at crew consists of Seth Fredin, Alexys Roseland, Alexus Kreft, dresses making it easier and $15,845 which included a
the senior high school in Arlington at 7:30 p.m. Friday, March Garret Jones, Oscar Kreft, Robby Wear, Emily Peterson, more accurate to map school discount of $4,000 if Sibley
3 and Saturday, March 4. These students rehearsed a scene Chetan Kumar, Hailey Haggenmiller, Joey Mueller and Ashtyn bus routes and states that East agreed to purchase be-
from the play. Left to right: Tory Knacke, Jackson Burdorf, Jor- Bullert. The play is directed by Bryn Tanner. more accurate mapping can fore Feb. 24. Software sup-
directly affect funding. port for subsequent years, be-
School Board member ginning March 2018, will be
Missy Weber asked if any $3,050.
Payments not up to date in Green Isle
By Kurt Menk Overall, GICS is behind the City of Green Isle a few ments quarterly. Arlington Police Committee
Editor approximately $220,000 years ago, have been delin-
The Green Isle City Coun- since the start of the bond quent on the interest pay- Hire
The City Council voted 4-0
is still exploring all options
cil, during its regular meeting which was issued to cover the ments in the total amount of By Kurt Menk Nagel said the utmost imme-
on Tuesday night, Feb. 28, renovation of the school $7,854 during 2016. In addi- and approved a motion to Editor diate emphasis is “to get the
learned the specifics on delin- building years ago, according tion, a payment of $3,927 offer the part-time mainte- The Arlington Police Com- police staffing up to an ac-
quent payments in connection to Leonhardt. GICS, she was not made on Jan. 15. nance position to Kirby mittee continues to explore ceptable level here.” In the
with the school and 43 lots in added, has a plan to “catch Arneson, who is going to Kroells at a wage of $12.50 all options in connection with meantime, the Police Com-
the City of Green Isle. up.” contact the two individuals, per hour. The hourly wage future police protection serv- mittee will continue to ex-
AEM Financial representa- Mayor Joe Kreger and the recently stated that the prop- will be reviewed after three ices in the City of Arlington. plore all options for the fu-
tive Lelia Leonhardt reported City Council wants to hear erty taxes are up to date. months. Kroells, if he accepts The Police Committee was ture.
that the Green Isle Communi- the plan and informally au- Leonhardt added that prin- the offer, will begin his duties given this task after Mayor Since the City of Gaylord
ty School (GICS) came up thorized City Attorney Ross cipal payments in the annual on April 1. Rich Nagel issued as one of does not have a police com-
$6,000 short on its lease pay- Arneson to arrange a meeting total amount of $60,000 are Kreger and City Council his 2017 goals to examine all mittee, the Gaylord City
ments to the City of Green with GICS officials. scheduled to start next year. member Mark Wentzlaff in- options for the delivery of Council is further along in its
Isle during 2016. GICS has a In other news, Leonhardt This is in addition to the in- terviewed all six candidates ambulance service as well as formal discussions about pos-
lease payment of approxi- reported that Norman Beck- terest payments. in one day and made the rec- fire and police protection. sibly sharing a police chief or
mately $9,700 per month or man and Bill Feldman, who Leonhardt will report on ommendation to the full City The City Council ad- joining police departments
about $115,000 per year. purchased the 43 lots from the progress of these pay- Council. dressed the ambulance serv- down the road.
ice and fire protection issues It should be pointed out
at its most recent regular that the Gaylord Economic
Sibley County to provide EDA staff for Green Isle meeting.
The police protection serv-
Development Authority
(EDA) talked about possibly
By Kurt Menk from 30 hours per week to 34 vide agendas and minutes for the Green Isle City Office. ices has not been on the agen- sharing an EDA director with
Editor hours per week. Newsom the EDA; work on duties, Green Isle will contract for da during a City Council reg- the City of Arlington late last
The Sibley County Com- will be the staff liaison for the planning, and goals with the four hours per week or a total ular/special meeting or work- spring.
missioners, during their regu- Green Isle Economic Devel- EDA and City Council; serve of 208 hours per year at $40 shop in 2017. The issue will That never materialized as
lar meeting on Tuesday opment Authority (EDA). as the business contact for per hour for a total of $8,320 be placed on the City Council the Arlington City Council
morning, Feb. 28, approved As the EDA staff person, Green Isle projects; provide per year. The estimated start agenda once a recommenda- hired its own EDA director
an increase in Community Newsom will attend all Green training support as needed, date will be March 15. tion is made by the Police during late December of
Development Program Man- Isle EDA meetings; work on report to City Council; and Committee. 2016.
ager Amy Newsom’s hours EDA directed projects; pro- possibly have office hours at Arlington Mayor Rich
School Board votes 4-2 to enter into ‘Sunscription’ with US Solar
By Amy Newsom school in Gaylord because Watts, Project Developer with out a commitment from the leyscoop.com and the Sibley cial goals include providing
Correspondent only Xcel Energy customers US Solar, estimates the School Board. Scoop Facebook page. information about events at
The Sibley East School can participate. school would gain a net value School Board members Feterl stated that the Sibley the school and in the district
Board, during its regular US Solar’s proposal was of $453,542 over the 25-year Dan Woehler and Sarah Scoop Facebook page has community, engaging alumni,
monthly meeting on Tuesday different from previous pro- period with no upfront cost to Ziegler voted against the mo- gone from five followers to and helping students gain real
night, Feb. 21, voted 4-2 and posals the School Board re- the school. tion. Ziegler wanted to wait over 600. He sees Sib- world experience.
approved a motion to enter ceived in that the subscription Some of US Solar’s other until the next School Board leyscoop.com as a means to Sibley East Superintendent
into a “Sunscription” with US rate was flat for 25 years. In subscribers include Becker, meeting to vote. market the school as well as Jim Amsden was pleased with
Solar to offset some of the other proposals, the subscrip- Hopkins, Robbinsdale, Min- The subscription is contin- events and accomplishments Feterl’s success and said that
school’s energy cost. tion rate was on an escalator neapolis, St. Cloud, and gent on School Attorney Tony in Arlington, Green Isle and Sibley Scoop has “come a
Sibley East will pay a sub- and would increase every Edina. Sibley East will join a Nerud’s approval. Gaylord. He also sees it as a long way” in the past year.
scription rate of .1174 cents year. With US Solar, the sub- solar garden in Winsted. way to involve the alumni.
to US Solar for 25 years. The scription will remain flat at School Board members were Sibleyscoop Feterl’s financial goal is to
school will then receive a bill .1174 cents, but Excel Ener- asked to decide before April Sibley East teacher Mike obtain $2,000 annually from
credit from Xcel Energy. The gy’s bill credit should in- 1, but Watts could not guaran- Feterl presented an update on local businesses to support
subscription only covers the crease every year. David tee space in the garden with- the Sibley Scoop website Sib- Sibley Scoop. His non-finan-
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News Briefs
Accident in City of Arlington
A one-vehicle accident reportedly occurred near the
intersection of Highway 5 and Fourth Avenue North-
west in Arlington at 1:21 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 23, ac-
cording to the Sibley County Sheriff’s Department.
Deputies arrived on the scene and found that a 2001
Saturn Sedan had struck a tree, according to the report.
The driver had left the crash scene and was later located
a short distance away.
The driver was identified as Joshua J. Frauendienst,
25, Arlington, the report said. Frauendienst was trans-
ported by the Arlington Ambulance to the Ridgeview
Sibley Medical Center and later transferred to North
Memorial Hospital, Robbinsdale, where he was treated
for non-life threatening injuries.
There was heavy damage to the vehicle. The investi-
gation is ongoing.
Crash north of Henderson
A one-vehicle accident reportedly occurred along
335th Avenue near the Scenic Byway Road at 9:54 a.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 21, according to the Sibley County Sher-
iff’s Department. Enterprise photo by Kurt Menk
Dustin Edminson, 21, Mayer, was driving a 2005 The seventh annual Darwin Mathwig Community Service Mayor Rich Nagel, Kay Schumacher, Arlington Lions Club
Buick Rendezous eastbound on 335th Avenue when he Award was presented to Kay Schumacher during the Arlington member Nancy Mathwig and Kay’s daughter, Julie Scharping.
lost control of the vehicle on the frost covered road, the Lions Fish Fry on Friday night, Feb. 24. Left to right: Arlington
report said. The vehicle entered the south ditch and
struck several small trees. The vehicle sustained severe
damage.
Edminson, who was wearing a seatbelt, was not in-
Kay Schumacher is recipient of 7th annual
jured, according to the report.
Darwin Mathwig Community Service Award
Blood drive set for March 7 By Kurt Menk
Editor
time and talents for many
events.
dation.
As a member of the Arling-
American Red Cross Blood
Drive and served as a coordi-
The American Red Cross will hold a blood drive at
the Arlington Community Center from 12:30 p.m. to The seventh annual Darwin Schumacher has been a ton Area Chamber of Com- nator for the event. She also
6:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 7. Mathwig Community Service member of several groups in merce, Schumacher chaired has donated her time for the
For more information, call 1-800-733-2767. Award was presented to Kay Arlington and has volun- the Breakfast on the Farm Sibley County Relay for Life
Schumacher during the Ar- teered at a number of events event, and volunteered and and the Veterans Fish Fry.
lington Lions Fish Fry on Fri- in the community over the sold tickets at numerous Schumacher is a member
Garden Club to meet March 7 day night, Feb. 24. years. One of those events in- Chamber-related events. Dur- of St. Mary’s Catholic
The Arlington Garden Club will meet at 7 p.m. Tues- Nancy Mathwig, wife of cluded the annual Lions Fish ing her years of employment Church and served on the
day, March 7. The meeting will be hosted by Larry the late Darwin Mathwig, Fry on Friday, Feb. 24. at the Arlington State Bank, church council for eight
Gieseke and Sherry Willard at Larry’s home. presented the award to Schu- Schumacher has served the she was also responsible for years. First and foremost, she
New members are always welcome, according to macher. medical community as a processing the Chamber Dol- is a proud mother and grand-
Chris Heiland. Schumacher, a member of member of the Sibley Med- lars. mother.
the community for 35 years, ical Center Auxiliary and the Schumacher has volun-
has quietly volunteered her Sibley Medical Center Foun- teered her time for the local
Bullying concerns at SE
Arlington resident Krista Sommers came before the Thank You
Sibley East School Board on February 21 to voice her Annual Thank you to all who remembered
Green Isle us at the death of our husband,
concern over bullying at Sibley East.
Sommers stated that her daughter has been bullied the St. Patrick’s Lions Club
father, grandfather, great
grandfather Walter Mathwig.
last couple of years and was outraged that the children
are only made to apologize. Sommers said she knows
Day Party Sausage Special thank you to Pastor Rapp
for his visits, words of comfort and
Sibley East has a lot of bullying going on and asked Sponsored by St. Brendan’’s message at the funeral; organist
why the teachers are not bringing it to the attention of Catholic Church, Green Isle Breakfast Bobbi Schauer and the St. Paul’s
Lutheran Ladies for serving
the superintendent and the School Board. Held at the Sun., March 5 the lunch.
Sommers asked the School Board to “look into it.” Green Isle Commuity School Serving 8 am-12:30 pm Sincere thanks to Kristi from
Ridgeview Hospice, Fairview and
Sunday, March 12 Green Isle Good Samaritan for the excellent
Business Expo set for April 20 1:30 p.m. Community Center care Walter received.
Many thanks to Greg from Kolden’s
The Sibley County Business Expo will be held at the Arlington Admission $8.00
Serving: Scrambled Eggs, Toast, Funeral Services for his guidance
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Arlington Community Center from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sausage, Hashbrowns, Muffins, with the funeral arrangements.
Thursday, April 20, according to Sibley County Com- Enterprise 20 Games of Bingo,
Raffle, & Lunch
Fruit, and Beverages.
Lastly, heartfelt thanks are
No advance Tickets: extended to all who gave memori-
munity Development Program Manager Amy Newsom. Free Will Offering als in Walter’s memory, sent cards
Additional information on this event will be published and flowers, brought food, or
in future editions of the Arlington Enterprise. visited with words of kindness
and sympathy.
Happy 90th Birthday Mom!
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God’s blessing’s to you all.
Gold Out Night planned We Love and wish you
Eileen Mathwig
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Children, Grandchildren, Great
The Sibley East varsity boys basketball team, in con- Grandchildren
junction with the last game played in the Gaylord gym, happiness and health!
is planning a Gold Out Night for hosting the first round
of the sub section tournament on Monday evening,
Audrey Sickmann Gratefully your family
March 6.
Commemorative gold long sleeve t-shirts can be pur-
chased in the main office at the schools in Arlington and
March 4
Cards may be sent to:
Audrey Sickmann
Community
Calendar
Gaylord. Good Samaritan Society
411 7th Ave N.W.
Crash north of Arlington Arlington, MN 55307
Visitors always Welcomed
A one-vehicle crash reportedly occurred on County
Road 9 north of Arlington at 6:20 a.m. Wednesday, *9SEt Thursday, March 2nd – Arlington Lions
March 1, according to the Sibley County Sheriff’s De- Club, Arlington Haus 6 p.m. Social, 7 p.m.
partment. Meeting.
Brian L. Dammann, 55, Glencoe, was driving a 2004
Ford pickup and lost control of the vehicle due to the Friday, March 3rd – Arlington Veteran’s
fresh snow and ice, according to the report. The pickup In Memory of Steak Fry, Veteran’s building at the
left the roadway and struck a power pole. The vehicle
sustained moderate damage. Jason L. Gieseke Fair Grounds, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Dammann was not injured, the report said. Monday, March 6th – Arlington City
who passed away
30 years ago Council, Council Chambers, 6:30 p.m., -
Arlington AA & Alanon 8 p.m. St. Mary’s
March 2, 1987 Catholic Church. Speaker night open to
Birth Announcement In Loving Memory of the public. - Arlington Ambulance Service,
EMS Building 7:00 p.m.
Karl and Rosemary (Beson) My Beautiful Son
Kolden, Belle Plaine, an- To lose someone so special Tuesday, March 7th – Arlington Garden
nounce the birth of their son, is really hard to bear Club will meet on Tuesday, March 7th at 7
Joseph Patrick Kolden, who it hardly seems believable p.m. The meeting will be hosted by Larry
was born on Thursday, Dec. that you’re no longer here.
Gieseke & Sherry Willard at Larry’s home.
22, 2016.
Joseph weighed eight You left us far too early New members are always welcome.
pounds, 11 ounces and meas- before your time, it seems
ured 20 inches. Joseph Kolden and now you’ll never have the chance
to fulfil all those dreams. Wednesday, March 8th – Arlington A’s
Joseph is welcomed by his
Kawkawlin, Mich.; and great-
Baseball Board, 7 p.m. @ Arlington Haus,
sister, Ella; brother, William; However hard it is though
grandparents, Darrell and grandmother, Ella Mae Kold- Green Isle Senior Go - Getters, Green Isle
we’ll take comfort in the thought Community Room. Noon Potluck. All Sen-
Jane Kolden, LeSueur, and en, Roseglen, N. D. of all the memories we have
Patrick and Victoria Beson, and the happiness you brought. iors Citizens Welcome!
You always lived life to the fullest MAIN BANK
25th but ours won’t be the same Monday - Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
until the day when we can see Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (straight thru)
ANNUAL your smiling face. DRIVE THRU
Monday - Thursday, 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Deeply missed by, Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Zion Lutheran Church Mom, Brian, Tim, Colleen & families Saturday, 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
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Sunday, March 12
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Tim Spletzer is selected as the
2017 Cancer Cruise recipient
Community Giving Hope, rmann, Jamie Grams-Petzel,
a newly organized group, an- Ethan Henke and Kurt Menk,
nounces that Tim Spletzer, the group decided to obtain
rural Arlington, has been se- its own non-profit
lected as the 2017 Cancer status.  Brockoff started the
Cruise recipient. Cancer Cruise six years ago
Tim and his wife, Denise, as a fundraiser for their Relay
live on a farm in rural Arling- for Life team, which benefit-
ton, where they have resided ted the American Cancer So-
for the last 39 years. Tim’s ciety. Over the past six years,
journey with cancer began in while more community mem-
early September 2016, when bers have been diagnosed
he noticed his right arm and with cancer, she decided to
hand started to lose some of shift where the donations
their function. His right leg Tim Spletzer from the community were
also started to become in- going. With the help of the
creasingly less functional. On newly formed Board, they de-
Sept. 29, an MRI of his brain ceived at first were very ag- cided on the name and the
showed five tumors. His fam- gressive, and took a severe mission of raising money to
ily doctor immediately con- toll on his kidneys and liver. assist members of the com-
sulted a neurosurgeon at Ab- The neuro-oncologist decided munity with medical and/or
bott Northwestern Hospital in to switch his chemo medica- everyday expenses, due to the
Minneapolis, with an ap- tion to a pill form, which will long term illness.
pointment scheduled for Oct. hopefully be easier on his The 2017 Cancer Cruise
4. Tim’s symptoms continued body. He just started the new will be held on Saturday,
to grow increasingly worse chemo medication at the end May 20.  The morning starts
over the next couple of days, of February, and will contin- off with a 5K fun run/walk at
to the point it was decided he ue with this form of chemo Four Seasons Park in Arling-
needed to be brought in. treatment for the next six to ton at 8:30 a.m.  Immediately
Tim’s family brought him to 12 months, depending on following the 5K, the group
the emergency room at Ab- how effective the treatments shifts gears, and heads to the
bott on Oct. 2. A biopsy of are. In December, his doctors parking lot of St. Paul’s
one of the tumors was taken also discovered he had a Lutheran Church in Arlington
the following day, and the di- rather large blood clot where for a roll-in type car show.
agnosis of Central Nervous the bronchial tubes split into Any street legal vehicle is
System Lymphoma (CNS each lung. He will continue welcome for the car show –
Lymphoma) was made on to be on blood thinners to classics, hot rods, rat rods,
Oct. 4. Steroid treatment work on dissolving the clot motorcycles – the group does
began immediately following and for prevention of future not discriminate. Concessions
the surgery to reduce the clots forming. are provided by and benefit
swelling of his brain. As the Tim has been a self-em- the church. There will be a
swelling decreased, and with ployed painter and handyman DJ onsite playing all types of
the help of the Occupational prior to his diagnosis, but he music, along with trivia and
and Physical Therapy he un- has not been able to work prizes.  At 4 p.m., anyone in-
Enterprise photo by Kurt Menk derwent during his hospital since September of 2016 due terested can go with the
stay, he started to regain to the loss of use of his right group on an approximate 50-
Regional Science Fair Awards function of his right hand, as well as the toll the mile cruise through the east-
Ariel Butler, a sophomore at the Sibley East Award, Pharmaceutical Award, Cash Award leg/arm/wrist/hand. He con- chemo takes on his body. ern part of Sibley County. 
Senior High School, recently captured four ($350) and ISWEEP (International Science tinues physical therapy exer- “There is no set schedule
awards at the Regional Science Fair at Min- Fair) trip to Houston, Texas, in May. She is cises at home, to hopefully after 4 p.m.,” Brockoff said.
nesota State University, Mankato. The four the daughter of Bill and Christine Butler, Glen- regain full use of his right Community “We just go for a nice drive
awards included the Advancement to State coe. hand, and occupational thera- Giving Hope through the countryside, and
py to continue to improve his The 2017 Cancer Cruise end up in Henderson.” 
cognitive thinking. (and beyond) will be operat- For more information, peo-
Tim started his first ing under the tradename ple can email cancer-
Pursuit ends up south of Gaylord chemotherapy session on Oct.
10, and has undergone three
more chemo treatments. The
“Community Giving Hope.”
At a recent meeting with
Board members Felicia
cruise55307@gmail.com or
call 507-964-5603.
By Kurt Menk sight of the vehicle and deployed a spike strip that Brockoff, Barb Ehlke-Her-
chemo medications he re-
Editor thought it had gone north into was able to deflate the tires
A pursuit which started in Sibley County. A Sibley on the suspect vehicle.
the City of Le Sueur ended
up south of Gaylord late Sun-
County deputy and an officer
from the Gaylord Police De-
The driver, the report said,
ran the stop sign with County
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By Kurt Menk Association in the amounts of directed City Administrator ROSS R. ARNESON Gustafson
Editor $1,600 in 2018, $1,650 in Liza Donabauer to run the ATTORNEY AT LAW Family Dentistry
The Arlington Enterprise, 2019 and $1,700 in 2020. The numbers and determine how Dr. John D. Gustafson, D.D.S
in last week’s newspaper, re- current amount is $1,300. the increases will affect town- 302 West Main Dr. Jared Gustafson, D.D.S
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Opinions
Townships to hold
annual meetings on
Tuesday, March 14
Our View: Rural residents are
encouraged to get involved
Townships across Minnesota are ready to hold their
respective annual meetings on Tuesday, March 14.
Although these meetings often fly under the radar
in the eyes of the general public, the yearly gather-
ings are an important event for people who reside in
these respective townships.
People who attend these public meetings can be-
come informed and provide input on important is-
sues like budgets, roads, bridges and partnerships
with cities for ambulance and fire services. These in-
dividuals can also run for elected office, which for a
majority of the townships, is now held during the
general election in the fall.
Overall, there are 1,784 organized townships in
Minnesota, including 17 townships right here in Sib- Letters To The Editor
ley County. There are also nearly 9,000 elected
township officers across the state. About 17.5 per- Support your local businesses
To The Editor, the sponsors. nities.
cent of Minnesota’s population or over 930,000 resi- I just have to say I have always However, approximately three We have always supported the
dents reside in townships. In addition to the number enjoyed sponsoring the Arlington- months ago, students were sent out schools so please support all the
Green Isle High School, and now to ask many local businesses for do- businesses in the Sibley East area.
of townships and their overall population, there are Sibley East Schools, for all of their nations to a certain activity and then Thank you.
approximately 62,421 miles of township roads with activities, sports, music, FFA, etc. a substantial amount was spent out Marjorie Kloeckl
6,000 bridges in Minnesota. This comprises about 44 Seeing the Arlington Enterprise of town and at big box stores. I am Business Owner 60 Years
this past week and reading all the very unhappy. Proud Of Our Communities
percent of the 141,687 total roadway miles. names of local sponsors for the win- Sibley East administration, teach- And Our Schools
Again, residents are encouraged to attend these an- ter sports, I feel very proud of our ers, school board and students, re-
local Sibley East businesses and all member our local business commu-
nual township meetings and become involved with
the process at the grassroots level.
K.M. Why change the prevailing wage law?
To The Editor, laws. Such laws go back as far as conducted in 1998 by the Depart-
In last week’s edition of the Ar- 1891. The federal Davis-Bacon Act, ment of Labor and Industry. That
Too Tall’s Tidbits lington Enterprise, our State Repre-
sentative Glenn Gruenhagen report-
on which many state laws are pat-
terned, was signed into law in 1931.
study, during the administration of
Republican Governor Arne Carlson,
Happy Birthday and Happy An- an ambulance showed up at the resi- ed on a bill (HF 508) he is sponsor- Prevailing wage laws are based on concluded, “Not only is the prevail-
niversary to the following local and dence and caught the burglars red- ing about The Prevailing Wage Law. the principle that taxpayer money ing wage legislation doing what is
area residents compliments of the handed. I was unable to comprehend exactly should not be used to undercut the was intended to do, but absent such
Arlington Lions Club Community One of the policemen said to the what he wanted to do with it. Out of standard of living in a local commu- a provision, the effects are harmful
Calendar. man, “I thought you said that you curiosity, I researched The Prevail- nity. The Davis-Bacon Act, in fact, to the industry and local economy.”
March 3 had shot them!” ing Wage Law. was drafted by a Republican Con- The law sounds pretty good to
Ashley St. John, and Mr. and Mrs. The man replied, “I thought you Minnesota’s prevailing wage law gressman and Republican Senator, me. Why would anyone want to
Samuel Maki. said there was nobody available.” requires employees working on state and signed by a Republican Presi- change it? It requires that area work-
March 4 ***** funded construction projects or dent, specifically for that purpose. It ers be paid the prevailing wage for
Joe Berger, Will Thomes Burnevik, A couple was driving their other projects covered by the law be is designed to prevent unscrupulous the area they are working in. No one
Dave Felmlee, Terry Klages, Sharri teenaged daughter to the hospital paid wage rates comparable to contractors from winning bids im- should encourage low paying jobs.
Koch, Nick Krohn and Jessica Maki. where she was scheduled to undergo wages paid for similar work in the porting low wage labor from outside The taxpayers have to subsidize low
March 5 a tonsillectomy. They discussed how area where the project is located. A the community. Minnesota’s law paid workers.
Scott Husfeldt, Tanya Liebl, Linda the procedure would be performed. total of 31 states and the District of dates back to 1973. The last major Bob Gildea
Paggen, and Mr. and Mrs. Ellerd “Dad” the teenager asked, “how Columba have prevailing wage evaluation of its effectiveness was Arlington
Mathwig. are they going to get me to keep my
March 6 mouth open the whole time?”
Steve Goetsch, Steve Morrisette,
Bailey Krumwiede, and Mr. and
Her Dad looked through the
rear view mirror and chuckled,
FoodShare donations doubled in March
Mrs. Mike Otto. “They’re going to give you a To The Editor, food shelf and 140,634 pounds of do so this year as we work to end
March 7 phone.” As March arrives so too does the food were distributed. hunger in Sibley County. If you
Doug Johnson, Emily McCarthy, ***** Minnesota FoodShare March Food Every contribution of food or have any questions, please call us at
Madison Rechtzigel, April Schmidt, When an instructor was giving Drive (Feb. 24-April 2. Again this money received during the period of 507-237-5253. We are open Mon-
and Mr. and Mrs. Sean Drexler. driving classes to a bunch of year, we come to you for help Feb. 24 through April 2 is counted, days from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., Wednes-
March 8 teenagers, he had one smart kid who through your donations of food and weighed and reported to the Min- days from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. and the
Larry Gieseke, Trey Lovaas, Meigan always had something to answer money to your Sibley County Food- nesota FoodShare. They match a first and third Friday of the month
Malarz, Mitchell Nelson, and Dr. back. So one day he says to the Share. percentage of the total amount do- from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
and Mrs. John Gustafson. class, “You know that 90 percent of In 2016, the food shelf provided nated to give us even more re- Jacki Kruggel
March 9 accidents happen within three miles food for an average of 150 house- sources. Coordinator
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Deno. of your home!” holds per month. A total of over We thank you for your past sup-
***** So this smart kid raises his hand. 5,400 people benefited from the port and hope you will continue to
A man was going to bed when his “What do you want Tommy?” the in-
wife told him that he had left the structor asks.
light on in the garden shed, which
she could see from the bedroom
Tommy grins and replies, “Big
deal. I’ll move!”
To be a leader, Trump needs to learn to follow
To The Editor, tempted to use his big business tac- tional level need to take a hard look
window. *****
I was wondering how long it was tics, signing Executive Orders on at what has been happening in our
The man opened the back door to A mechanic called one of his cus-
going to take an individual to com- sensitive issues that are happening country these past years, it’s actually
go turn off the light, but saw that tomers after a check bounced. “The
ment on the Guest Column editorial in our country, and in most cases scary. We have lost some of our
there were people in the shed steal- check you sent me to pay your bill
from Glenn Mollette written in the these orders were reversed. freedoms, having to accept what we
ing things. came back!” he yelled!
Feb. 9 edition of the Arlington En- Is President Trump’s big business actually do not believe is correct.
He phoned the police, who asked, The customer replied, “Well, so
terprise. approach bad for this country? Not When watching the demonstrations
“Is someone in your house?” He did all my car problems that you
In some ways, I do agree with Mr. really! We need a president who on major news networks have
replied, “No.” Dispatch then said all fixed!”
Sauter’s editorial last week when he isn’t afraid to question what is hap- broadcast the past months seem to
patrols were busy and he should *****
commented that we needed to give pening in this country and why? emphasize that we are losing pride
simply lock his door. An officer A boy came home from school
President Trump a chance to prove True there are times when he is less of our country, and once the pride is
would be along when available. one day with a note that said he was
himself. People have commented tactful, and may put the cart in front lost, I feel the country won’t be far
The man said, “Okay,” hung up, given detention.
that President Trump is a bully of the horse or say something out of behind. In using Mr. Trump’s busi-
counted to 30 and phoned the police His father asked him, “What hap-
which may be partially true, but we context, but this is a fault that can be ness tactics what this country needs
again. pened, son?”
also need to realize that he came corrected. There needs to be ac- to maintain is its greatness. To put it
“Hello, I just called you a few sec- The son replied, “I was punished
from big business and still has the countability of our elected represen- bluntly, it can’t be any worse than
onds ago because there were people for something I didn’t do!”
big business mindset that “I am the tatives from all parties that they pass the political tactics being used now.
stealing things from my shed,” he “Okay,” the father said. “I will
boss, and this is how I’m going to laws which benefit our country, not Tim Kube
told dispatch. “Well, you don’t have have to talk to the teacher, but, by
run the country.” But since being their campaign. Arlington
to worry about them now because the way, what was it that you didn’t
elected President, Mr. Trump has at- Congress on both the state and na-
I’ve just shot them.” He then hung do?”
up the phone. The son looked and his father
arlingtonmnnews.com
Within a few minutes, three police and said, “Oh, my homework!”
cars, an Armed Response Unit, and *****
Arlington ENTERPRISE Staff
Karin Ramige, Publisher;
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History
March 4, 1937 east at 6:55 p.m.
100 Years Ago Louis Kill, Editor Carrying the hopes of this area
March 1, 1917 Many of the farmers in Green in the District 13 basketball
Adam C. Buck, Editor Isle and Washington Lake town- tournament are the Arlington-
P.W. Esser was 85 years ships have signed up to have Green Isle Indians. Team mem-
young (according to how you government-built electric power bers are: Byron Bandelin, Gerry
look at it), Thursday, Feb. 22. lines run out from McLeod Breyer, Sid Sehlin, Dale Carroll,
Born in 1832 in Luxemburg, county where rural line con- Curt Renneke, David Carroll,
Germany he came to America in struction already has met Uncle Tony Corcoran, Buzz Matz, Bill
1854. After spending a few Sam’s approval. It is part of the Brazil, Roger Stenzel and
years in Pennsylvania and government’s plan to bring elec- Bobby Meyers. They are
Freeport, Ill., he came to Min- tricity to farmers of the nation. coached by head coach Harold
nesota and preempted 160 acres The bleating March Lamb put Gab and assistant coach Bill
of land in Green Isle township, 4 the growling Lion to shame Malevich.
miles northwest of Arlington Monday to give residents of this The Arlington Girl Scouts met
where he resided until 1883. He community their first real taste in Miss Anderson’s room after
has led a very active life, as of balmy weather. Practically all school Wednesday, February 20.
most of our pioneers have, and of the snow has disappeared, but We discussed our bake sale in
at the advanced age of 85 is still the gent handling the weather further detail. We welcomed an-
hale and hearty, manages to eat predicts a sudden change before other new member, Sylvia
three square meals a day without the week runs it course. Roads Sander. We are busy completing
fear of indigestion, is happy and in general are reported to be in our badges. The following peo-
contented, and says he is going fair condition. ple have earned badges: Janell
to live to be 100 years old. Nat- The need for houses and ade- Bandelin-Second Class, Harriet
urally he and his friends do not quate living quarters was seen Laabs-Penpal, Reptile and Am-
believe in oslerism, for as chief this week, as several real estate phibian, Sheila Olson-Cook and
of the volunteer fire department deal transactions in the village Homemaking, Mary Lynch-
he is on duty both day and night. brought to the attention of prop- Homemaking.
He has the honor of being the erty owners and others a short- -Reporter, Mary Brau
oldest chief in the state and has age of homes which are now in
served in that capacity for 30
years. He also has a record of 26
demand. Arlington, which is
rapidly showing distinct signs of
40 Years Ago
years as assessor and 24 years as March 2, 1977
business recovery, has become a
Enterprise photo by Amy Newsom justice of the peace. Val Kill, Editor
place where more and more per-
The Mathwig boys of Kelso Walter Frauendienst was
sons wish to live, but find it im-
named the Outstanding Farmer-
Outstanding Service Award are not to be daunted by huge
snow drifts and cold weather
possible to get homes. At the
present time there are no houses
Sportsman of 1977 in Sibley
The Sibley County Board recently recognized Sibley County Public Health and Human Serv- when it comes to the pleasures County. Frauendienst’s name
available in the village.
Angela Dostal, right, with an Outstanding ices. Sibley County Commissioner Gary of motorcycling in the winter will now be submitted for state
Mr. Lundquist has a new rem-
time. They have attached run- honors. There will be four re-
Service Award. Dostal is an employee in the Kruggel, left, made the presentation. edy for pugnacious boys. Last
gional winners, plus one winner
ners to their motorcycle and side week he took several of them
car and the way they skim along who will be named Minnesota’s
down to the gymnasium, sup-
Farmer-Sportsman of 1977.
Sibley County Court the country roads is enough to
incite the envy of any auto en-
thusiast.
A number of young folks
plied them with boxing gloves,
and allowed them to settle their
dispute.
Tim Kube of Arlington, has
enlisted in the U.S. Army Re-
serve through the assistance of
The following misdemeanors, Sarette M. Arsenault, 36, pay costs, keep court/attorney
petty misdemeanors and gross Mankato, speed, $125, MSP; informed of current address, ob-
from town enjoyed a sleigh ride 60 Years Ago Army recruiter Dan Haggenmil-
er. Kube, the son of Mr. and
party to the Herman Wiemann February 28, 1957
misdemeanors were heard in Autum C. Erdmann, 19, Carver, tain driver’s license within six home in Dryden Thursday night, Mrs. Melvin Kube, will be a
District Court February 10-17, speed, $225, MSP; Raymond H. months and provide proof to Louis Kill & Son, Publishers 1977 graduate of Arlington-
where they were joined by a The new Highway Post Office,
2017: Minnesota State Patrol Hawley, 41, Kimball, no proof Sibley County court administra- number of the young people of Green Isle high school. After
which made its first appearance training he will be assigned to
(MSP); Sheriff’s Office (SO); MV insurance, dismissed, MSP; tion, no same or similar, remain the neighborhood, and spent a in Arlington on February 18, is
Department of Natural Re- Benjamin Juarez, 19, Gaylord, law-abiding, $600, SO; Brandon very pleasant evening. The re- the 452nd General Supply Com-
pictured in this issue as postal pany at Winthrop as a semi-
sources (DNR); MN Department driving after revocation, $285, F. Williams, 28, Henderson, turn trip proved that it was clerk Clarence Luepke picks up
rather too cold for such a joy truck operator.
of Transportation (MNDOT): MSP; Luke C. Kranz, 35, Gay- drugs-possess over 1.4 grams and delivers the mail. The bus
Gudmaro D. Lopez, 25, Rich- lord, speed, $125, MSP; Penny Marijuana in motor vehicle, ride. arrives in Arlington west bound
field, driving after revocation, R. Krueger, 53, Delano, speed, DAR, driver who is not owner at 10:55 a.m. and returns headed
continued, unsupervised moni- $125, MSP; Howard E. must later produce proof of in- 80Years Ago
toring without adjudication one Lauwagie, 61, Fairfax, speed, surance if required, $665, SO.
year, obtain driver’s license, no $145, MSP; Jayne A. Melsha, Alice M. Regner, 60,
CURBSIDE
1 col. x 4 Iinches
same or similar, keep court/at- 59, Green Isle, speed, $125, Winthrop, inattentive driving, Sounds like
torney informed of current ad- MSP; James H. Olstad, 77, $125, Winthrop PD.
dress, remain law-abiding, $75, Mound, speed, $135, MSP; The following felonies were multiplication? GARBAGE
Arlington PD. Melissa Ortiz, 28, Gaylord, child heard in District Court February
Magali N. Flores, 25, Gay- passenger restraint system-im- 10-17, 2017:
It’s newspaper
talk for a one
COLLECTION
lord, theft/take/use/transfer mov- properly worn/used, $135, MSP; Brent J. Campbell, 27, Beck-
able property-no consent, dis- Thomas L. Podratz, 43, Gaylord, er, fifth degree possession of a column by NOTICE TO CITY OF ARLINGTON RESIDENTS:
missed, Gaylord PD; Jayme K. speed, $135, no proof MV insur- controlled substance, continued, 4 inch ad. The WARMER temps have arrived and the graveled
Krauth, 25, Glencoe, speed, ance, dismissed, MSP; James N. supervised probation two years,
$145, Gaylord PD; Ruby Ortiz, Pohlman, 24, North Mankato, local confinement two days,
alleyways are starting to become soft very quickly. They
25, Gaylord, driving after revo- speed, $125, MSP; Carlos M. credit for time served two days, Too small to cannot handle large garbage trucks driving on them.
cation, speed, unsupervised Prera, 33, Shakopee, speed, home monitor (electronic alco- be effective? Arlington City Staff is asking all residents to place their
monitoring without adjudication $145, MSP; Lisa M. Ramer, 51, hol) 28 days for indeterminate, You’re reading garbage cans and recycling containers street/curbside.
one year, pay costs, obtain dri- Gaylord, speed, $145, MSP; comment: EHM with EAM to be The garbage companies have been contacted and asked
ver’s license within six months, Randall R. Richmond, 47, Ake- set up within 30 days, must re- this one!
to refrain from driving through the graveled alleyways
no same or similar, no driver li- ley, speed, $125, MSP; Forrest main on Colorwheel until start-
cense violations, keep court/at- B. St. John, 35, Morton, seatbelt ing the monitoring, tell your pro-
until such time as they have had a chance to dry out
Put your
torney informed of current ad- required-driver and passengers bation officer within 72 hours if (possibly 1-3 months depending on the spring).This will
1x4 ad in the
dress, $335, Gaylord PD; Bran- must use, $110, MSP; David J. you have contact with law en-
Arlington become effective Monday, FEB. 27th and
dan A. Ruschmeyer, 22, Gay- Stanzel, 62, Winthrop, seatbelt forcement, tell your probation
lord, theft take/use/transfer mov- required-driver and passengers officer within 72 hours if you are Enterprise continue until further notice.
able property-no consent include must use, $110, MSP; Por Y. charged with any new crime, tell today.
shoplifting, pay restitution be- Xiong, 23, Walnut Grove, speed, your probation officer within 72 Areas with cement alleyways are exempt from this notice.
fore fines, fees and surcharges, $225, no proof MV insurance, hours if you change your ad-
$272.71, Gaylord PD; Ryan J. dismissed, MSP. dress, employment or telephone 507-964-5547 City of Arlington
Schroeder, 28, New Ulm, ha- Brent J. Campbell, 27, Beck- number, cooperate with the Maintenance Supervisor Tony Voigt
F8-9Ec
rassment; restraining order-vio- er, third degree DWI, dismissed, search of your person, residence,
late and knows of temporary or third degree DWI, stay of impo- vehicle, workplace, property,
restraining order, stay of imposi- sition, concurrent 1, supervised and things as directed by your
tion, supervised probation one probation two years, SO; probation officer, sign releases
year, complete diagnostic as- Michael L. Cardinal, 22, Green of information as directed, give
sessment, chemical dependency Isle, disorderly conduct-fight, a DNA sample when directed,
evaluation/treatment, follow all $335, SO; Din C. Chiu, 25, Mar- do not use or possess firearms,
recommendations of evaluation, shall, speed, no MN DL, $245, ammunition or explosives, do
sign all releases of information, SO; Nathan G. Hrdlichka, 34, not register to vote or vote until
contact with probation, follow Henderson, domestic assault- discharged from probation and
all instructions of probation, commits act with intent to cause your civil rights are fully re-
sign probation agreement, take fear of immediate bodily harm stored, contact with probation,
medications in the prescribed or death, continued, unsuper- follow all instructions of proba-
dosage and frequency, no alco- vised monitoring without adjudi- tion, sign probation agreement,
hol/controlled substance use, no cation one year, contact with chemical dependency evalua-
possession of alcohol or drugs, probation, follow all instructions tion/treatment within 30 days,
random testing, $210, Gaylord of probation, sign probation follow recommendations of
PD; Amanda M. Scott, 32, agreement, complete diagnostic evaluation, sign all releases of
Burnsville, speed, $145, Gaylord assessment, follow recommen- information, no alcohol/con-
PD; Nickolas R. Wieben, 16, dations of evaluation, sign all re- trolled substance use, no posses-
Mankato, speed, $135, Gaylord leases of information, remain sion of alcohol or drugs, random
PD. law-abiding, no same or similar, testing, victim impact panel, re-
Bruce A. Edwards, 65, SO; Glenn L. Lucken, 23, Cen- main law-abiding, no same or
Shakopee, speed, $135, Gibbon terville, speed, $145, SO; Esbei- similar, follow all state and fed-
PD. dy Palma-Casiano, 30, Arling- eral criminal laws, contact your
Luis A. Morales-Martinez, 54, ton, no MN DL, speed, $245, probation officer as directed,
Henderson, driving after revoca- SO; Rosa R. Salesgodinez, 21, $875, fifth degree possession of Thursday, March 16th • 6:30 - 8:00 pm
tion, speed, $325, Henderson Le Sueur, speed, DAS, false a controlled substance, dis-
PD, name and date of birth, contin- missed, SO. K10-11ESc
Francis J. Motzko, 89, St. ued, unsupervised monitoring
Louis Park, speed, $285, MSP; without adjudication one year,
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Sports
Sibley East boys fall
to Jordan 74-49 and
place 2nd in MRC
By Kurt Menk 33 shots from two-point
Editor range for 39 percent and only
The Sibley East varsity three of 19 long bombs for 16
boys basketball team, in a percent. Sibley East also
showdown for a share of the canned 14 of 22 attempts
Minnesota River Conference, from the charity line for 64
fell hard to visiting Jordan percent.
74-49 on Friday night, Feb. Schultz pulled down 10 re-
24. bounds while Kranz snared
Jordan wins the MRC title six boards.
with an 11-1 record while the Schultz and Bates also
Wolverines place second with dished out two assists apiece.
a 9-3 mark in conference The Wolverines, 19-5 over-
play. all, will host Tri-City United
Junior Gavin Bates paced in the opening round of the
Sibley East with 19 points in Section 2AA North Subsec-
the loss. Junior Austin Weck- tion Boys Basketball Tourna-
werth chipped in with seven ment at 7 p.m. Monday,
points while senior Scott March 6.
Holmquist and junior Kevin The semi-final round game
Durham scored five points will be held at the New
each. Seniors Connor Kranz Prague High School at 7:45
and Devon Schultz hooped p.m. Thursday, March 9.
four points each while junior The championship game
Jaden Podratz had three will be held at Minnesota
points. Junior Connor Deis State University, Mankato, at
added two points. 7:45 p.m. Monday, March 13.
The Wolverines hit 13 of
Enterprise photo by Kurt Menk
These nine wrestlers from the Sibley East varsity wrestling
team will advance to the Minnesota State Class A Individual
right) Andrew Schauer, Lincoln Carpenter, Tommy Wentzlaff
and Cody Voight. Back Row: (l to r) Mason Voight, Logan
Sibley East girls fall
Wrestling Tournament at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul on
Friday, March 3 and Saturday, March 4. Front Row: (left to
Tesch, Tanner Kurtzweg, Tanner Pasvogel and Dayne Morton.
to GSL in playoffs
By Kurt Menk the Glencoe-Silver Lake
Sibley East sends 9 wrestlers to state
By Kurt Menk ance at the state classic. championship match, Carpen- semi-finals, Lewis lost by a
Editor
The visiting Sibley East
varsity girls basketball team
game was uncharacteristic to
how far we have come from
the beginning of the season.”
Editor Wentzlaff (31-9) will face ter decisioned Peter Barth technical fall to Colm Maines fell to Glencoe-Silver Lake DeSart added, “They are
The Sibley East varsity Lane Heim, STC, (33-3) in (NYA) 6-4 in overtime. (T) 17-2. In the consolation 68-35 during the opening good kids, with great atti-
wrestling team, for the sec- the opening round. 132-pounds: Tanner Pasvo- semi-finals, Lewis decisioned round of the 2AA North Sub- tudes and you want them re-
ond consecutive year, will ad- Senior Mason Voight will gel (SE) received a bye in the Danny Mosford (HL-W-W) section Girls Basketball Tour- warded. However, last night
vance a record nine wrestlers make his second appearance opening round and in the 8-4. In the third place match, nament on Tuesday night, was not our night in any way,
to the Minnesota State Class at the state tourney. quarter-finals. In the semi-fi- Lewis was decisioned by Feb. 28. and for that, I am very disap-
A Boys Individual Wrestling Voight (34-6) will face nals, Pasvogel pinned Eddie Quintin Jaminson-Travis Senior Hannah Wentzlaff pointed with how things
Tournament at the Xcel Ener- Kaden Spindler, WCAA, (34- Mendoza (NYA) 5:59. In the (MN) 10-8 in overtime. and junior Morgan Stearns turned out. We are better than
gy Center in St. Paul on Fri- 4) in the opening round. championship match, Pasvo- 182-pounds: Andrew paced the Lady Wolverine what we showed and that is
day, March 3 and Saturday, Junior Logan Tesch will gel decisioned Zack Holtz Schauer received a bye in the with 10 points each. Junior frustrating for a coach.”
March 4. make his first appearance at (KA) 8-3. opening round and quarter- Ali Stock tossed in five
The wrestlers include the state classic. 138-pounds: Tommy Went- finals. In the semi-finals, points while junior Taylor G-F-W 62
Dayne Morton (113), Lincoln Tesch (23-16) will face zlaff (SE) received a bye in Schauer won by a major deci- Brinkman and freshman Sibley East 38
Carpenter (126), Tanner Colton Krell, WEST, (29-4) the opening round and in the sion over Joseph Schanus McKenzie Latzke had three The visiting Sibley East
Pasvogel (132), Tommy in the opening round. quarter-finals. In the semi-fi- (HL-W-W) 8-0. In the cham- points each. Junior Taylor varsity girls basketball team
Wentzlaff (138), Mason Senior Tanner Kurtzweg nals, Wentzlaff was deci- pionship match, Schauer de- Perschau and sophomore concluded its regular season
Voight (145), Logan Tesch will make his second appear- sioned by Payton Schiefel- cisioned Tanner Fester (A-C- Rachel Rettmann added two with a 62-38 loss to G-F-W
(160), Andrew Schauer (182), ance at the state tourney. bein (KA) 11-4. In the conso- GC) 10-4. points apiece. in non-conference action on
Cody Voight (195) and Tan- Kurtzweg (28-7) will face lation semi-finals, Wentzlaff 195-pounds: Cody Voight “Going into the game, we Tuesday night, Feb. 21.
ner Kurtweg (285). Josh Hansen, CANB, (33-7) pinned Gabe Scott (SA) 1:00. (SE) received a bye in the spent countless hours of prep Senior Hannah Wentzlaff,
The wrestlers earned the in the opening round. In the third place match, opening round and in the work, reviewing Glencoe-Sil- who surpassed 1,000 career
honor after they placed first Wentzlaff pinned Zeke Dodge quarter-finals. Voight pinned ver Lake in every aspect of points, finished the night with
or second in their respective Results (NYA) 0:39. In the true sec- Kody Sayarah (NYA) 0:35. In everything they do on the 16 points. Junior Morgan
weight classes during the 106-pounds: Derek Steele ond match, Wentzlaff deci- the championship match, floor,” said Sibley East head Stearns hit for nine points
Section 4A Individual (SE) received a bye in the sioned Jack Ridgway (T) 7-2. Voight pinned Elijah Riemer coach Jim DeSart. “They did while sophomore Rachel
Wrestling Tournament at the opening round. In the quarter- 145-pounds: Mason Voight (HL-W-W) 0:30. everything we expected them Rettmann scored seven
Kimball High School on Sat- finals, Steele was pinned by (SE) received a bye in the 220-pounds: Ramiro to do and there were no sur- points. Junior Taylor Per-
urday, Feb. 25. Cody Leither (KA) 0:45. opening round. In the quarter- Rivera (SE) received a bye in prises. We had our best three schau tossed in four points
The Sibley East wrestlers After a bye in the consolation finals, Voight pinned Ryan the opening round. In the practices of the season lead- while sophomore Lillian
will all wrestle their first round, Steele pinned Gavin Tuchtenhagen (HL-W-W) quarter-finals, Rivera pinned ing up to the Glencoe-Silver Beneke added two points.
matches at 9 a.m. Friday, Mathies (EV-W) 2:57. In the 3:08. In the semi-finals, Jared Scott (SA) 3:40. In the Lake game. The kids were “Looking ahead, in order
March 3. consolation semi-finals, Voight pinned Braeden Lies semi-finals, Rivera was deci- focused in practice, worked for this program to continue
Steele was decisioned by Jon (A-C-GC) 1:36. In the cham- sioned by Aaron Holmberg hard at practice and I felt they to grow, we need more kids
Champions DeMarais (T) 6-1. In the pionship match, Voight was (EV-W) 7-6. In the consola- were ready to go.” in the gym and driveway over
Junior Dayne Morton will fifth-place match, Steele decisioned by Wallace tion semi-finals, Rivera deci- DeSart continued, “We ran the spring and summer,” said
make his second appearance pinned Thomas Deboer (S) Michels (NYA) 10-3. In the sioned Jim Wicker (KA) 12- into a brick wall from the Sibley East head coach Jim
in the state classic. 0:54. true second match, Voight 10. In the third place match, opening tip on. We had sever- DeSart. “Off season is key to
Morton (22-1) will face 113-pounds: Dayne Morton pinned Michael Donnay (KA) Rivera decisioned Sam al careless turnovers, 25 for how we do next season.”
Mason Gode, LPBR, (26-12) (SE) received a bye in the 2:30. Meeker (NYA) 6-2. the game. I don’t care who The Lady Wolverines con-
in the opening round. opening round and in the 152-pounds: Jose Felipe 285-pounds: Tanner Kurtz- you are, you have zero clude their season with a 4-8
Freshman Lincoln Carpen- quarter-finals. In the semi-fi- (SE) received a bye in the weg (SE) received a bye in chance to win a basketball mark in the Minnesota River
ter will make his second ap- nals, Morton pinned Brandon opening round. In the quarter- the opening round and in the game with that number. Yes, Conference and a 10-16
pearance at the state tourney. Guggisberg (KA) 0:49. In the finals, Felipe was decisioned quarterfinals. In the semi-fi- we had our bumps in the road record overall.
Carpenter (31-8) will face championship match, Morton by Tom Howell (T) 8-2. After nals, Kurtzweg pinned De- throughout the season, but
Tyler Bents, BBE, (29-11) in pinned Hayden Straumann a bye in the consolation marko Beaman (MN) 1:28. In
the opening round. (A-C-GC) 3:00. round, Felipe pinned Carter the championship match,
Senior Tyler Pasvogel will 120-pounds: Kevin Melger Holtz (KA) 1:03. In the con- Kurtzweg was pinned by
make his fourth appearance at (SE) received a bye in the solation semi-finals, Felipe Nick Former (NYA) 3:05. In
the state classic. opening round. In the quarter- lost by a major decision by to the true second match,
Pasvogel (36-2) will face finals, Melger pinned Tommy Max Cummings (SA) 14-3. Kurtzweg pinned Jonathon
Nolan Booge, PARA, (37-5) Jackson (SA) 4:57. In the In the fifth place match, Fe- Behm (A-C-GC) 1:44.
in the opening round. semi-finals, Melger lost by a lipe decisioned Sam Mendoza
Junior Andrew Schauer major decision to Taylor (NYA) 10-5. Wrestling Notes
will make his first appearance Ludwig (EV-W) 14-2. In the 160-pounds: Logan Tesch Sibley East will also com-
at the state tourney. consolation semi-finals, Mel- (SE) received a bye. In the pete in the Minnesota State
Schauer (29-9) will face ger was pinnd by Logan quarter-finals, Tesch pinned Class A Team Tournament in
Jacob Schimek, DER, (28-6) Schumacher (S) 4:57. In the Aiden Willard (T) 1:25. In the St. Paul on Thursday morn-
in the opening round. fifth place match, Melger was semi-finals, Tesch decisioned ing, March 2.
Senior Cody Voight will decisioned by Tommy Jack- John Lewis (SA) 6-4 in over- The Wolverines will wres-
make his second appearance son (SA) 10-9. time. In the championship tle Frazee at 11 a.m. The
at the state classic. 126-pounds: Lincoln Car- match, Tesch lost by a major semi-final round and consola-
Voight (37-2) will face penter (SE) received a bye in decision to Adam Theis (KA) tion round will be held at 1
Tyler Van Luik, MI, 32-7 in the opening round. In the 15-5. p.m. The third place match
the opening round. quarter-finals, Carpenter 170-pounds: Tim Lewis will be held at 5 p.m. while
pinned Austin Donnay (KA) (SE) received a bye in the the championship match will
Second Place 4:38. In the semi-finals, Car- opening round. In the quarter- be held at 7 p.m.
Junior Tommy Wentzlaff penter decisioned Zach finals, Lewis won by a major
will make his second appear- Nistler (EV-W) 7-1. In the decision over Quintin Jamin-
son-Travis (MN) 20-6. In the
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE reduced to Five (5) weeks under March 14, 2017, at 8:00 p.m. at nation of Missy Weber. Motion by League, Minnesota River Confer- League-$2000 Trap Team, VFW
FORECLOSURE SALE MN Stat. §580.07. the Green Isle Community Room. Member Reid, seconded by Mem- ence and Socrates. Motion by Post 6031 Gambling Fund-$1000
THE RIGHT OF VERIFICATION OF TIME AND DATE TO VACATE The purpose of said meeting is ber Woehler, to elect Missy Weber Member Grochow, second by Trap Team, Brent and Sarah
THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE PROPERTY: If the real estate is to set tax levies and to conduct as School Board Secretary/Trea- Member Woehler, to approve Ziegler- $300 Youth Wrestling
ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE an owner-occupied, single-family any other business necessary at surer (Clerk). Motion was ap- membership in organizations Sponsorship, Lisa and Charles
TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT AF- dwelling, unless otherwise provid- this time. proved by unanimous vote. noted. Motion was approved by Templin-$300 Youth Wrestling
FECTED BY THIS ACTION. ed by law, the date on or before In case of inclement weather, APPROVAL OF AGENDA: Motion unanimous vote. Sponsorship, CMC Construction
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, which the mortgagor(s) must va- the meeting will be held one week by Reid, seconded by Member Appointment of School District Inc.- $300 Youth Wrestling Spon-
that default has occurred in condi- cate the property if the mortgage later, Tuesday, March 21, at the Woehler, to approve the agenda. Attorney (Anthony Nerud) Motion sorship, Sibley Electric Inc-$300
tions of the following described is not reinstated under section same time and location. Motion was approved by unani- by Member Grochow, second by Youth Wrestling Sponsorship,
mortgage: 580.30 or the property is not re- Diana Kroells mous vote. Member Woehler, to appoint An- Linsmeier Ag Inc-$300 Youth
DATE OF MORTGAGE: Febru- deemed under section 580.23 is Township Clerk APPOINTMENTS: School Board thony Nerud as School District At- Wrestling Sponsorship, Wakefield
ary 25, 2005 11:59 p.m. on October 2, 2017, Publish: March 2 and 9, 2017 Member/s Committee Representa- torney. Motion was approved by Pork Inc.- $300 Youth Wrestling
MORTGAGOR: Kathleen W. unless that date falls on a week- tion: (School Board Representa- unanimous vote. Sponsorship, Community Insur-
Walker, unmarried end or legal holiday, in which case Arlington Township Notice tive/s appointed). Community Edu- Approval of School Board Com- ance Agency-$300 Youth
MORTGAGEE: Mortgage Elec- it is the next weekday, and unless Annual Meeting cation and Early Childhood Family pensation. ($1500 per year for Wrestling Sponsorship, Motion by
tronic Registration Systems, Inc. the redemption period is reduced Residents of Arlington Town- Education (Laura Reid) School Poli- each board member and addition- Member Grochow, seconded by
as nominee for Cherry Creek to 5 weeks under MN Stat. Secs. ship, County of Sibley, State of cy Committee (Due Process, Disci- al $500 per year for the Chairper- Member Reid, to accept the finan-
Mortgage Co., Inc. 580.07 or 582.032. Minnesota, are hereby notified pline, Meet/Confer, School Lunch Ap- son, $250 for the Clerk and $125 cial donations with gratitude. Mo-
DATE AND PLACE OF MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED that the annual meeting will be peals, MSHSL, Minnesota River Con- for the Vice-Chair. Special meeting tion was approved by unanimous
RECORDING: Recorded February FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATION held on Tuesday, March 14, 2017, ference, and Title IX (Missy Weber) $40, $110 for full day in/out of dis- vote.
28, 2005 Sibley County Recorder, ON MORTGAGE: None 7:30 p.m. at the Arlington Commu- Negotiations (Certified)-School Insur- trict meeting and $55 for ½ day in PRINCIPAL REPORTS: submitted
Document No. A200747. “THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW nity Center. This meeting is held to ance, Finance, Shared Decision or out of district meeting) Motion by MariLu Martens, Steve Harter,
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORT- FOR REDEMPTION BY THE set the tax levy for 2018 and any (Laura Reid, Sarah Ziegler, Avery by Member Grochow, second by and Tim Schellhammer
GAGE: Assigned to: Nationstar MORTGAGOR, THE MORT- such business pertaining to the Grochow) alternate-(Brandt-Princi- Member Weber, to approve com- SUPERINTENDENT REPORT: Jim
Mortgage LLC. Dated July 26, GAGOR’S PERSONAL REPRE- voters of the Township of Arling- pals, Weber-Teachers) Negotia- pensation at current amounts. Amsden updated the board on
2016 Recorded July 29, 2016, as SENTATIVES OR ASSIGNS, MAY ton. In case of inclement weather, tions (Non-Certified)-(Brian Brandt, Motion was approved by unani- building project and contingency
Document No. A239356 BE REDUCED TO FIVE WEEKS the meeting will be postponed until Dan Woehler, Missy Weber) alter- mous vote. funds, strategic planning, and up-
TRANSACTION AGENT: Mort- IF A JUDICIAL ORDER IS EN- March 21, 2017. nate-(Avery Grochow) River Bend VISITOR/GUEST COMMENTS: coming events.
gage Electronic Registration Sys- TERED UNDER MINNESOTA Sheila Henke Special Education District Board None INFORMATIONAL: Next Regular
tems, Inc. STATUTES, SECTION 582.032, Arlington Township Clerk (Missy Weber) MSBA Legislative Li- CONSENT AGENDA: Approval of School Board Meeting Tuesday,
TRANSACTION AGENT’S DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER Publish: March 2 and 9, 2017 aison (Brian Brandt) Staff Develop- Minutes: Recommend approval of February 21st, 2017 *Meeting on
MORTGAGE IDENTIFICATION THNGS, THAT THE MORT- ment District Committee (Brian December 19, 2016 Minutes. Per- Tuesday due to President’s Day
NUMBER ON MORTGAGE: GAGED PREMISES ARE IM- NOTICE OF Brandt, Avery Grochow) Sibley sonnel: Resignation- Chuck Hart- observance.
100030200362006734 PROVED WITH A RESIDENTIAL ANNUAL MEETING County Collaborative Council (Sarah man, Varsity Football Hiring- Head ADJOURNMENT: Motion by Mem-
LENDER OR BROKER AND DWELLING OF LESS THAN FIVE Notice is hereby given to resi- Ziegler) School District Facilities Track Coach- Chad Johnson (per ber Woehler, second by Member
MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR STAT- UNITS, ARE NOT PROPERTY dents of Jessenland Township, (Brian Brandt, Sarah Ziegler, Master Agreement $4720), Assis- Reid, to adjourn the meeting. Mo-
ED ON MORTGAGE: Cherry USED N AGRICULTURAL PRO- County of Sibley, State of Min- Laura Reid Alternate: Danny tant Track Coach-Gary Kaufmann tion was approved by unanimous
Creek Mortgage Co., Inc. DUCTION, AND ARE ABAN- nesota, that the Annual Town Woehler) Continuing Education (per Master Agreement $3155) vote. The meeting was adjourned
RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE DONED.” Meeting will be held on Tuesday, (Sarah Ziegler) Transportation Volunteer Coach: Aaron Kapke- at 7:59 p.m.
SERVICER: Nationstar Mortgage Dated: January 26, 2017 March 14, 2017. In case of in- (Brian Brandt, Avery Grochow) weight room supervisor Motion by Brian Brandt
LLC Nationstar Mortgage LLC clement weather, the meeting may Technology (Brian Brandt, Laura Member Reid, seconded by Mem- Missy Weber
MORTGAGED PROPERTY AD- Mortgagee/Assignee of Mort- be postponed until the third Tues- Reid) Standing Committees on Site ber Ziegler, to approve the con-
DRESS: 1056 Ash Avenue, Gib- gagee day in March. Based and Staff Development (Laura sent agenda. Motion was ap- Legal Notice
bon, MN 55335 USSET, WEINGARDEN AND The Annual Meeting will com- Reid, Sarah Ziegler, Avery Gro- proved by unanimous vote. Attention: Food Service
TAX PARCEL I.D. #: LIEBO, P.L.L.P. mence at 7:00 P.M. to conduct all chow) alternate-(Missy Weber) OLD/UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Management Companies
33.0078.000 Attorneys for Mortgagee/As- necessary business prescribed by Calendar Committee (Missy Weber, NONE Sibley East Schools ISD 2310
LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF signee of Mortgagee law. Laura Reid) Extra-Curricular Activi- NEW/OTHER BUSINESS: is requesting proposals for school
PROPERTY: 4500 Park Glen Road #300 The Annual Meeting will be held ties Committee (Brian Brandt, Abby Hammes, Wendel Archi- food service management servic-
Lot 5, except the South 3 feet Minneapolis, MN 55416 at the Jessenland Township Hall. Laura Reid, Sarah Ziegler) tects, Consider Proposal request es. The Food Service Manage-
thereof, all in Block 9 in Village of (952) 925-6888 Maynard Rucks Motion by Member Woehler, for Media Center casework at the ment Company would provide
Gibbon. Subject to easements, or- 21 – 17-001319 FC Township Clerk seconded by Member Reid, to ap- Arlington site. Motion by Member management services according
dinances and Roadways of THIS IS A COMMUNICATION Town of Jessenland prove the above appointments. Grochow, second by Member Reid to requirements of the U.S. De-
record, if any, Sibley County Min- FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. February 17, 2017 Motion was approved by unani- to approve the case work proposal partment of Agriculture and the
nesota. Publish: February 9, 16, 23, March Publish: March 2 and 9, 2017 mous vote. request for the Arlington Media Minnesota Department of Educa-
COUNTY IN WHICH PROPER- 2, 9 and 16, 2017 Approval of official publications Center not to exceed $25,000. tion.
TY IS LOCATED: Sibley SIBLEY EAST of record- newspapers (Arlington Motion was approved by unani- To obtain a copy of the Request
ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL NOTICE OF ANNUAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS Enterprise and Gaylord Hub), mous vote. for Proposals, contact: Janna
AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE: MEETING AND ELECTION ORGANIZATIONAL/ and Sibley East Schools website World’s Best Work Force- Pub- Tessmer, Sibley East Business
$55,000.00 Residents of Green Isle Town- REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEET- (www.sibleyeast.org). Motion by lic Presentation of Data- Lynn Manager, 202 NW 3rd Ave, Arling-
AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED ship, County of Sibley, State of ING MINUTES Member Ziegler , seconded by O’Brien ton, MN 55307 507-964-8227,
TO BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NO- Minnesota, are hereby notified INDEPENDENT SCHOOL Member Weber, to approve the of- Approve motion directing the janna.tessmer@sibleyeast.org
TICE, INCLUDING TAXES, IF that the Election and Annual Meet- DISTRICT NO. 2310 ficial newspapers as Arlington En- Superintendent and administration Food Service Management
ANY, PAID BY MORTGAGEE: ing will be held on Tuesday, March ARLINGTON-GAYLORD-GREEN terprise and Gaylord Hub along to plan and make recommenda- Companies may submit proposals
$53,783.95 14, 2017 at the Green Isle Town- ISLE with Sibley East Schools website tions for adjustments in curricu- to:
That prior to the commence- ship Hall. Polls for the election will ARLINGTON CAMPUS-MEDIA CEN- (www.sibleyeast.org). Motion was lum, programs and staffing for the Sibley East Schools, ISD 2310
ment of this mortgage foreclosure open at 5:00 p.m. and close at 8 TER approved by unanimous vote. 2017-2018 school year. Motion by 202 NW 3rd Ave, PO Box 1000,
proceeding Mortgagee/Assignee p.m. There is one Supervision po- TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2017 @ Approval of official depositories Member Reid, second by Member Arlington, MN 55307
of Mortgagee complied with all no- sition and the Treasurer position to 6:30 P.M. (Arlington State Bank, Pro-Growth Weber, directing the Superintend- Sibley East Schools, ISD 2310
tice requirements as required by be filled. The meeting was called to order Bank Gaylord, First National Bank ent and Administration to plan and reserves the right to reject any
statute; That no action or proceed- The Annual Meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. Members Brian of MN, Corner Stone Bank of make recommendations for ad- proposal that is not fully respon-
ing has been instituted at law or immediately after the polls close. Brandt, Michelle Weber, Dan Green Isle and MSDLAF. Motion justments in curriculum, programs, sive to the Request for Proposals.
otherwise to recover the debt se- Anyone with business to conduct Woehler, Laura Reid, Avery Gro- by Member Grochow, second by staffing, and complete RFP for A mandatory pre-proposal
cured by said mortgage, or any at the meeting should contact the chow were present. Member Member Reid, to approve the offi- food service for the 2017-2018 meeting is scheduled for March
part thereof; Township Clerk, Norm Schauer, at Ziegler arrived at 6:45pm. cial depositories. Motion was ap- school year. Motion was approved 20th, 2017 at 11:00am at Sibley
PURSUANT to the power of 507-326-7721 by March 7, 2017 to SCHOOL OFFICER’S OATH: Oath proved by unanimous vote. by unanimous vote. East, Arlington Campus, 202 NW
sale contained in said mortgage, be included on the agenda. In of Office for new board member Delegation of Electronic Fund Bills and Payments: Recom- 3rd Ave, Arlington, MN 55307.
the above described property will case of inclement weather the Avery Grochow. Transfer Authority: Recommend mend approval of January 2017 All proposals must be submitted
be sold by the Sheriff of said coun- election and meeting may be post- ELECTION OF SCHOOL OFFICIALS: Janna Tessmer and Jayne Ihrke bills totaling $3,338,770.07. Mo- no later than 3:00pm on April 10th,
ty as follows: poned until March 21. If post- Election of School Board Chairper- be delegated to transfer and make tion by Member Ziegler, second by 2017. All proposals should be de-
DATE AND TIME OF SALE: poned a second time the date son: Nomination of Brian Brandt Electronic Fund Transfers on be- Member Grochow to approve Jan- livered in a sealed envelope and
March 31, 2017 at 10:00 AM would be March 28. Motion by Member Weber, second half of the district for the 2017 FY. uary 2017 bills totaling addressed to Sibley East Schools,
PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff’s Of- Norman W. Schauer by Member Woehler, to elect Brian Motion by Member Ziegler, second $3,338,770.07. Motion was ap- ISD 2310 and be clearly marked:
fice, Sheriff’s Department, 319 Green Isle Township Clerk Brandt as School Board Chair. by Member Woehler, delegating proved by unanimous vote. Food Service Management Pro-
Park Avenue, Gaylord, MN Publish: February 23 and March 2, Motion was approved by unani- Janna Tessmer and Jayne Ihrke Approve financial donations posal.
to pay the debt then secured by 2017 mous vote. Election of Vice-Chair- as ISD #2310 authority to make from: The K Foundation-$250 Ele- Publish: March 2 and 9, 2017
said Mortgage, and taxes, if any, person: Nomination of Dan Electronic Fund Transfers during mentary Playground, Gaylord Fire
on said premises, and the costs Washington Lake Township Woehler. Motion by Member the current year. Motion was ap- Department Relief Assn-$700 Trap
and disbursements, including at- Annual Meeting Brandt, seconded by Member proved by unanimous vote. Team, Carrie and Paul Bartlette-
torneys’ fees allowed by law sub- The citizens of Washington Grochow, to elect Dan Woehler as Approval of Membership in Min- $30 Adopt a Family, James and
ject to redemption within six (6) Lake Township, Sibley County, School Board Vice-Chair. Motion nesota School Boards Associa- Margaret Swanson-$100 Adopt a
months from the date of said sale State of Minnesota, are hereby was approved by unanimous vote. tion, South Central Service Coop- Family, Gaylord Game Protective
by the mortgagor(s), their personal notified that the annual township Election of School Board erative, River Bend Education Dis- Gambling Account-$5500 Trap
representatives or assigns unless meeting will be held on Tuesday, Secretary/Treasurer (Clerk): Nomi- trict, Minnesota State High School Team, Gaylord Game Protective
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In accordance with the terms of Ordinance No. 283:
multiplication? – PETS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO RUN AT LARGE
WITHIN THE ARLINGTON CITY LIMITS. They must
either be leashed or cabled/chained, kenneled or in a fenced
It’s newspaper yard and not allowed to roam freely.
talk for a one – All domesticated pets (dogs and cats) must be licensed. All
column by licenses issued in 2016 will EXPIRE MARCH 31ST.
Please stop by the City Office before April 1st to obtain a 2017
5.25 inch ad. pet license. The cost for a pet license is $5.00. A health certifi-
cate showing that the pet is current on its rabies vaccination is
required. (Due to the Spring vaccination schedule, your pet
Too small to may not be due for vaccinations until after April 1st, you
should still license your pet in March to avoid late fees. You
be effective? will be permitted to bring the health certificate in at a later
date.)
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You’re returned safely if it gets loose and then picked up by the Police
reading Department.
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thereof).
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Put your last year, please notify the City Office so we can remove the
1 col. x 5.25” pet from our current listing. We will be following up on our
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Arlington – Any person or entity found to be in vio-
lation of this Ordinance shall be guilty of
Enterprise a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine, plus
all veterinary impoundment and boarding
today. charges, and in the case of destruction of the
By Order of ty
an animal, any veterinary charge for said Arlington Ci
507-964-5547 service. Council
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Arlington Enterprise, Thursday, March 2, 2017, page 8
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SE School Board approves trip
Church News By Amy Newsom
Correspondent
The Sibley East School
ington, D.C., and New York.
Students will visit many sites
and have many photo oppor-
go the cost would be $2,200
and if ten students go the cost
would be $2,067. If more stu-
UNITED METHODIST Mass (Bre). 8:30 a.m. Word and Wednesday, March 8: 5:00 Board, during its regular tunities including the White dents are interested the price
Arlington Communion (Mar). 8:00 p.m. p.m. Lenten service. 6:00 p.m. monthly meeting, approved House, Washington Monu- would go down even more.
Rodney J. Stemme, Pastor AA and Al Anon (Mar). Potluck supper. 6:30 p.m. Confir-
Tuesday, March 7: 8:30 a.m. mation. out-of-state travel for Sibley ment, Smithsonian, Lincoln Adults can go for a cost of
www.arlingtonunitedmethodist.org
Sunday, March 5: 9:00 a.m. Mass (Bre). 3:45 p.m. Word and East students and gave Sibley Memorial, U.S. Capital, $2,500.
Worship with Holy Communion. Communion (Arlington Good ZION LUTHERAN East teacher Jill Warzecha the Supreme Court, Library of Amsden said he had heard
10:15 a.m. Sunday school and Samaritan). 7:30 p.m. St. (Missouri Synod) go ahead to continue plan- Congress, Mount Vernon, feedback that these types of
fellowship. Michael KC meeting (Winthrop). Green Isle Township ning a travel opportunity for George Washington’s tomb, trips place an undue pressure
Tuesday, March 7: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 8: 8:30 507-326-3451 Sibley East secondary stu- Arlington National Cemetery, on those people who cannot
Worship Team. 7:30 p.m. Stew- a.m. Mass (Mar). 9:00 a.m. Word Eric W. Rapp, Pastor
and Communion (Oak Terrace).
dents in grades 7-11 in mid- Kennedy gravesites, Empire afford it.
ardship Finance. Friday, March 3: 10:00 a.m.
Wednesday, March 8: 6:00 9:30 a.m. Sunday by Sunday June of 2018. State Building, Statue of Lib- The School Board felt that
Deadline for Sunday bulletin.
p.m. Lenten supper. 7:00 p.m. Bible study (Linda DeWitte). Sunday, March 5: 10:30 a.m. Warzecha stated that this erty, 9/11 Memorial, Times parents need to know and
Worship. 8:00 p.m. Choir. 6:30-7:30 p.m. Ss. Michael, Mary Worship with Communion. trip would have a rigorous Square, St. Patrick’s Cathe- make the decision if they can
Thursday, March 9: Sibley and Brendan AFC religious edu- Tuesday, March 7: 10:00 a.m.- schedule and would be a dral, and Central Park. afford the trip and felt it was
East High School local music cation class K-10 (Mar). Noon Pastor at Zion. 7:00 p.m. learning trip and not just a The cost of the trip de- important to offer the oppor-
contest at AUMC all day. Thursday, March 9: 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, March 8: 6:30 vacation. Students will have pends on the number of stu- tunity to those who wanted it.
Mass (Bre & Mic).7:00 p.m. Ad- p.m. Confirmation. 8:00 p.m.
ministrative Council meeting. a five or six-day trip to Wash- dents that go. If six students
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Lenten service.
7:30 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous Thursday, March 2: 6:20 p.m.
(WELS) (Mic).
Arlington
507-964-2109 TRINITY LUTHERAN
Choir.
PEACE LUTHERAN
‘Starting Heritage Gardens’ will be topic
Matthew C. Rauh, Pastor
email: mrauh@gac.edu
www.stpaularlington.com
32234 431st Ave., Gaylord
Scott Richards, Pastor
(Missouri Synod)
Arlington
of speech at the Arlington Public Library
Sunday, March 5: 9:30 a.m. 507-964-2959 Marty Bergland is back by culturist, an Emeritus Master their ancestors used to bring
email: Sunday School. 10:15 a.m. Wor- popular demand and will Gardener, author and frequent food to the table. People can
Kurt Lehmkuhl, Pastor
church@stpaularlington.com ship service.
hispeace@frontiernet.net speak on “Starting Heritage presenter for the Minnesota start a family, ethnic or com-
Saturday, March 4: 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 8: At Trini-
Parent-Children bball. ty 6:00 p.m. Lenten supper. 7:00 www.peacelutheranarlington.org Gardens” at the Arlington State Horticulture Society as munity heritage garden to
Sunday, March 5: 8:45 a.m. p.m. Worship service. Sunday, March 5: 8:15 a.m. Public Library at 1 p.m. Sat- well as others. share now and with their fam-
Sunday School. 8:30 a.m Bible
Sunday school. 9:00 a.m. Family
study. 9:30 a.m. Worship serv-
urday, March 11. Heritage gardens show ilies and communities of the
Bible study. 10:00 a.m. Worship The event is sponsored by people how they inherited the future. People can bring their
service with Communion. 11:00 ice. 10:30 a.m. Fellowship.
ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN the Arlington Public Library wonderful foods that make gardening stories, pictures,
a.m. Finance board meeting. Wednesday, March 8: 3:45
(Missouri Synod) p.m. Catechism. 6:00 p.m. Lenten League (APLL). their lives possible. People seeds and artifacts if they
Monday, March 6: 3:45 p.m. Arlington
Confirmation class. 7:00 p.m. supper. 7:00 p.m. Lenten Worship Bergland is a lifelong gar- will learn the many ways, choose.
507-964-2400 service.
Elders’ meeting. Gary L. Ruckman, Pastor dener and well-known horti- practices and techniques that
Wednesday, March 8: . 2:45 Sunday, March 5: 9:00 a.m.
p.m. Bible study. 3:45 p.m. ZION LUTHERAN
Lenten service. 5:00 p.m. Lenten
Sunday school & Bible class.
10:00 a.m. Worship service.
814 W. Brooks St., Arlington
507-964-5454
Benefit for Sibley County Food Shelf is March 19
supper. 7:00 p.m. Lenten service. Lutheran Hour broadcasted on
8:00 p.m. Choir practice. Deborah Dawson, Pastor A benefit for the Sibley ham and cheese sliders, as- suggested for this sale.
KDUZ 1260 AM every Sunday at Sunday, March 5: 9:00 a.m. County Food Shelf will be sorted desserts, root beer This event is open to the
Thursday, March 9: 10:00 a.m. noon.
Bulletin information due. 10:30 Worship with Holy Communion. held at the Gaylord United floats and beverages. general public.
Wednesday, March 8: 6:00 10:00 a.m. Sunday school and
a.m. Bible study at Highland p.m. Supper, Ladies Aid meeting. Church of Christ from 10:30 The cost will be a free will All proceeds from the event
Commons. 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 fellowship. 10:30 p.m. “The a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Sunday, donation. will benefit the Sibley County
7:00 p.m. Lenten Worship Serv- Story of God”. 2:00-6:00 p.m.
p.m. Services on cable TV chan- ice. March 19. The church is lo- There will also be a sale of Food Shelf. Donations during
nel 8. Zion Family & youth ski trip.
Thursday, March 9: 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 7: 9:00 a.m. cated at 318 Fourth Street. gently-used household items. the month of March are dou-
Deadline for bulletin information. Tuesday Circle. 6:00 p.m.-7:00 The menu will include chili, Again, a free will donation is bled.
GAYLORD
ASSEMBLY OF GOD p.m. TOPS.
EVANGELICAL Wednesday, March 8: 6:00
Gaylord COVENANT CHURCH p.m. Supper 7:00 p.m. Worship.
Bob Holmbeck, Pastor 107 W. Third St., Winthrop 8:00 p.m. Choir. 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 5: 9:15 a.m. 507-647- 5777 Church Council.
Sunday school. 10:00 a.m. Wor- Parsonage 507-647-3739 Thursday, March 9: 9:00 a.m.
ship service. Interim Pastor and 1:00 p.m. Zion on cable. 7:00
Wednesday, March 8: 6:30 www.wincov.org p.m. Constitution committee.
p.m. Wednesday evening Bible Friday, March 3: 6:30 a.m.
classes and Youth Focused and Shopping a Shirley’s.
supper - Welcome! CREEKSIDE
Saturday, March 4: 6:00 a.m. Community Church
Men’s Bible study at Hahn’s Din- Christian & Missionary
ing. Alliance
ST. PAUL’S EV. Sunday, March 5: 9:30 a.m.
REFORMED CHURCH 114 Shamrock Dr., Arlington
Worship service with Commun- 507-964-2872
15470 Co. Rd. 31, Hamburg ion. 10:45 a.m. Sunday school.
952-467-3878 John Cherico, Pastor
Tuesday, March 7: 7:00 p.m.
Dan Schnabel, Pastor email: creeksidecma@gmail.com
Pastoral search committee meet-
www.stpaulsrcus.org ing. email: creeksidecma@gmail.com
Sunday, March 5: 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, March 8: 9:00 Sunday, March 5: 9:30-10:15
Sunday School and adult Bible a.m. Prayer coffee at the Lodge in Adult Sunday school and Kids
study. 9:30 a.m. Worship service. Winthrop. 6:30 p.m. Youth Sunday school. 10:30 a.m. Wor-
Wednesday, March 8: 6:30- Group. ship service and nursery, ages 0-
8:00 p.m. Catechism class. 7:30 Thursday, March 9: 9:30 a.m. 4, and Children’s Church ages 5
p.m. Youth fellowship. Women’s Bible study. 6:30 p.m. through 5th grade.
Men’s Bible study at Peik’s. Tuesday, March 7: 6:30 p.m.
ONLINE AT WWW.ARLINGTONMNNEWS.COM
ST. MARY, MICHAEL Men’s Bible study on Tony
AND BRENDAN AREA ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN Evans’ Book: Kingdom Man.
FAITH COMMUNITY Wednesday, March 8: 6:30-
(Missouri Synod)
Fr. Keith Salisbury, Pastor 8:00 p.m. Youth group.
Green Isle
Friday, March 3: 8:30 a.m. 507-326-3451
Mass (Mar). 5:00 p.m. Mass
(Bre).
Eric W. Rapp, Pastor
SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST Blessings
Friday, March 3: 10:00 a.m. 7th Ave. N.W., Arlington
Saturday, March 4: 5:00 p.m. Deadline for Sunday bulletin. Whom have I in heaven but you? And earth has nothing I desire besides you. My flesh and my heart may fail, but
Mass (Mar). 507-304-3410
Sunday, March 5: 8:00 a.m. God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.
Sunday, March 5: 7:30 a.m. Bible study. 9:00 a.m. Worship Robert Brauer, Pastor
Mass (Bre). 9:00 a.m. Mass service. 10:00 a.m. Sunday 507-234-6770 Psalm 73:25-26 NIV
(Mic). 10:30 a.m. Mass (Mar). school. Saturday: Church services at
12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. Eucharistic Tuesday, March 7: 10:00 a.m.- 9:30 a.m. Bible study at 11:00
Adoration (Mar). Noon Pastor at Zion. 7:00 p.m. a.m. Fellowship dinner at 12:00
Monday, March 6: 8:30 a.m. p.m. All are welcome.
Menus
SENIOR DINING SIBLEY EAST with each meal. Additional milk
Call 326-3401 for a meal BREAKFAST MENU is available for 40 cents each.
Suggested Donation $4.00 Arlington & Gaylord Menu is subject to change.
Meals are served at Highland Mar. 6-10
Commons dining room Breakfast is served at 8:00 Monday: Chicken patty on
Monday-Friday a.m. daily. A 1/2 pint of milk is whole grain bun, oven potatoes,
Monday: Cabbage roll casse- served with each meal daily. broccoli, carrots, fruit, milk.
role, green beans, peaches, bread, Menu is subject to change. Alternate: Chicken fajita.
margarine, pudding, low fat milk. Monday: Crunchmania, fruit, Tuesday: Taco, spanish rice,
Tuesday: Pork chop, mashed juice, milk. romaine lettuce, tomatoes, refried
potatoes with gravy, winter blend Tuesday: Mini pancakes, fruit, beans, corn, fruit, milk.
vegetables, bread, margarine, juice, milk. Alternate: Pulled pork.
scalloped apples, low fat milk. Wednesday: Scooby snacks, Wednesday: Corn dog, oven
Wednesday: Meatloaf, cheese stick, fruit, juice, milk. potatoes, baked beans, fruit, milk.
ketchup, whole parslied potatoes, Thursday: PB & J, fruit, juice, Alternate: Soup and sandwich.
creamed corn, margarine, man- milk. Thursday: Salisbury steak,
darin oranges, low fat milk. Friday: Oatmeal bar, yogurt, mashed potatoes, peas, carrots,
Thursday: Oven crispy chick- fruit, juice, milk. bread, fruit, milk.
en, sweet potatoes, carrots, bread, Alternate: Ravioli.
margarine, poke cake, low fat SIBLEY EAST SCHOOL Friday: Tomato soup, grilled
milk.
Friday: Creamy vegetable
MENU
Arlington & Gaylord
cheese, veggie sticks, green
beans, fruit, milk.
Zion Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod)
soup, cheese sandwich, crackers,
margarine, fruit cup, cheesecake,
Mar. 6-10
A 1/2 pint of milk and an en-
Alternate: Breaded pork sand-
wich.
Green Isle Township • 507-326-3451
low fat milk. riched grain product is served
Pastor Eric W. Rapp
Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m.
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Part-Time Deputy Clerk Position
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Insurance office looking for F/T CSR w/accounting The City of New Auburn is seeking applicants for the
background & excellent computer & people skills. position of Part-time Deputy Clerk. Duties include working
in all the office functions which includes but is not limited to
Benefits included, salary negotiable based on
Now Hiring! exprience. Bi-lingual background helpful.
the AR, AP, Payroll, all clerical such at minutes, agendas,
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PT Special Education Paraprofessional “CSR Position” 613 10th St. E. Glencoe, MN 55336 ment acquisitions and projects. Minimum qualifications
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Green Isle Community School
F10-11AS,9-10CEc
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Or email to: info@greenislecommunityschool.org Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
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Part-Time CITY MAINTENANCE POSITION F8-10AEc
The City of New Auburn is seeking applicants for the
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working in all public works functions which includes but is The Harbor & The Haven at Peace Village are seeking part-
notlimited to the streets, water, wastewater, parks, and time Resident Assistants for our assisted living and memory
cemetery departments. Responsible for helping with all care. Applicant should have previous experience in senior care,
Federal, State, and local reports. Helps maintain public excellent customer service, communication & grammar skills
works budgets and inventory and helps plan for capital im- and the ability to work independently and as a team.
provement acquisitions and projects. Minimum qualifications The Harbor, a 36-unit assisted living facility, and The Haven,
include GED or high school diploma and class B Minnesota a 25-unit assisted living and 12-unit memory care facility, locat-
Driver’s License. Residency must be maintained within a 20 ed in Norwood Young America, is managed by Ecumen, the
minute response time for mandatory call time requirement. largest non-profit provider of services to seniors in the state.
Computer experience is a beneficial and must be able to To learn more about Ecumen and to apply online, please visit
maintain and operate heavy equipment. our website at www.ecumen.org. For more information, please
call Laurie Hilgers at 952-467-9683.
Pay depending on qualifications and experience.
This position is part time. For more
information or to request an application packet, The Harbor The Haven
call (320) 864-5831 or write to: 300 North Faxon Road 600 Railroad Drive
F9-10CE,10-11ASc
City of New Auburn, P.O. Box 127, New Auburn, MN NYA, MN NYA, MN
55366 or e-mail to: NewAuburn.city@gmail.com The Haven is an equal opportunity provider and employer. K4CEASt
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
HELP WANTED:
The City of Arlington is accepting applications
for the following seasonal positions:
Mowing/Weed Trimming Positions. The season will start
tentatively May 1st and run approximately 24 weeks, subject
to growing season (dryness, wetness, early/late frost). The
hours for lawn mowing/trimming are Monday-Friday 8 am–5
pm. Areas mowed/trimmed include the parks, cemetery, and
around City buildings. No weekend or evening mowing/trim-
ming will be permitted. Approximately 32 hours per week
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.
Applications will be accepted for backup mowers to help
with the first half (April-May) and second half
(August-October) of the season.
Contact the City Office for an application, 204 Shamrock
Drive, Arlington, 507-964-2378.
DEADLINE: All applications must be returned by
4:00 p.m. on Friday, March 24, 2017. F9-10Ec
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Members of the Sibley East varsity wrestling team include the following members and coaches. Front Row: (left to right) Kevin Melgar, Mario Hernandez,
Derek Steele, Tucker Hendrycks, Dayne Morton and Lincoln Carpenter. Middle Row: (l to r) Tim Lewis, Cody Voight, Logan Tesch, Andrew Schauer,
Tommy Wentzlaff, Tanner Kurtzweg, Logan Tesch and Ramiro Rivera. Back Row: (l to r) Head coach Chad Johnson, Tanner Pasvogel, Colton Harens,
Jose Felipe, Thomas Battcher, Mason Voight, assistant coach Dave Strack and assistant coach Chris Koob.
Good Luck
St ate I nd iv idu al Tour nam ent
F r i-S at. , Ma rc h 3- 4
@ X cel Cente r
to all the State Individual Qualifiers
Dayne Morton -113 Tommy Wentzlaff -138 Andrew Schauer -182
Lincoln Carpenter -126 Mason Voight -145 Cody Voight -195
Tanner Pasvogel -132 Logan Tesch -160 Tanner Kurtzweg -285
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