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The McLeod County Chronicle, www.glencoenews.com, Wednesday, June 12, 2013, page 2BAmateurBaseballScoreboardCrow River ValleyLeague Standings(Through Wednesday, June 5)NORTH DIVISIONWaconia . . . . . . . 7-0 . . . . . . —Watertown . . . . . 7-1 . . . . . 0.5Winsted . . . . . . . 6-1 . . . . . 1.0New Germany . . 1-5 . . . . . 5.5Glencoe . . . . . . . 1-7 . . . . . 6.5Mayer. . . . . . . . . 0-6 . . . . . 6.5St. Boni . . . . . . . 0-7 . . . . . 7.0SOUTH DIVISIONYoung America .. 5-1.............—Plato...................5-1.............—Hamburg ............6-2.............—Carver.................7-3.............—Green Isle...........4-1............0.5Brownton............3-4............2.5Norwood ............0-6............5.0Cologne..............0-7............5.5Arlington RacewayResultsResults from the June 8night of racing:IMCA Hobby1.Mike Christensen(Hutchinson); 2.Josh Telecky(Hutchinson); 3.Ryan Grochow(New Ulm); 4.Jeremy Ziemke(Janesville); 5.Kevin LaTour(LeSueur).IMCA Sport Compact1.Alan Lahr (Nicollet);2.Megan Lappegard (Spencer);3.Jason Bolte (Odin); 4.AshelynMoriarty (Jordan); 5.KyrenPorter (Madison Lake).Outlaw Hobby1.Bryan Apitz (New Ulm);2.Bill Braunworth (Plato);3.Perry Oestreich (BellePlaine); 4.Mark Oestreich(Henderson); 5.Teddy Goettl(New Auburn).IMCA Sport Modified1.Matthew Looft (Swea, IA);2.Adam Ecker (Comfrey);3.Josh Larsen (Glencoe);4.John Albrecht (Glencoe);5.Justin Remus (Sleepy Eye).IMCA Sprints1.Mike Stien (Gaylord);2.Brett Allen (Gaylord); 3.AaronWisch (Arlington); 4.RonGuentzel (St. Peter); 5.GaryKasten (Hutchinson).IMCA Stocks1.Brent Uecker (Hutchinson);2.Dan Mackenthun(Hamburg); 3.Brent Reierson(Arlington); 4.Kenneth Tietz(Belle Plaine); 5.Brad Lange(Prior Lake).IMCA Modifieds1.Brandon Beckendorf(Danube); 2.Tyler Limoges(Redwood Falls); 3.Nate Zimmerman(Janesville); 4.JeffMaasch (Vesta); 5.Josh Rogotzke(Sanborn).BMX ResultsResults from the June 4 motosat the Buffalo Creek BMX trackin Glencoe:Moto 1: 11 Novice (3)1.Blake Hawes (Glencoe);2.Bryce Homan (Glencoe); 3.KeeganVisher (Shorewood).Moto 2: 41 and Over Novice (3)1.Mark Janke (Glencoe); 2.DanBauer; 3.Chad Laplante (Glencoe).Moto 3: 11 Intermediate (4)1.Anthony Laplante (Glencoe);2.Earl Janke (Glencoe); 3.MitchellVoss (Glencoe); 4.Cole Janke (Glencoe).Moto 4: 15 Intermediate (4)1.Byron Jackson (Glencoe);2.Preston Bauer; 3.Aaron Donnay(Glencoe); 4.Michael Meyer (Glencoe).The 2013 9th-grade baseball team finishedthe season with a 13-1 record,with a total of nine players. Back rowfrom left: Alex Ramano, Jacob Popelka,Alex Schrader, Mitch Pinske and CoachWinsted’s 2-run 9th inning lifts Wildcats over BruinsBy Lori CoplerStaff WriterThe Brownton Bruins saw a5-4 lead slip away in the top ofthe ninth inning as they lost 6-5to the Winsted Wildcats onWednesday, June 5.The loss drops the Bruins’Crow River Valley League(CRVL) record to 3-4, whilethey maintain an overall recordof 6-4.After a scoreless first inning,the Wildcats scored two runs inthe top of the second, with JoshAnthony reaching base on anerror and Cullen Schultz joininghim on the bags with a base hit.An out later, Curtis Herbolscheimerlaced a single toplate Anthony, while Schultzscored on a fielder’s choice playwhen Matt Wroge tapped theball to third baseman JakeVacek, who fired to second toget Herbolscheimer out.The Bruins knotted the scoredat 2-2 with two runs in the bottomof the third.With one out, Spencer Glaeserand Ryan Grams hit back-tobacksingles to put two runnerson base. Matt Schwichtenberg’ssacrifice fly to left field scoredGSL Baseball Continued from page 1Ba hit, and all of a sudden it’s athree-run game.”This year’s team was led bya number of seniors who had agreat season, and laid the foundationfor years to come.“The number of seniors thatstayed out and played baseball,I can’t thank them enough,”Schwirtz said. “They’re thereason that we’ll have futuresuccess, because of the waythat they led themselves.”Watertown-Mayer 3,GSL 1Ethan Maass made his secondstart in five days and wasoff to a great start, striking outthree batters in the first two innings.Glencoe-Silver Lake took a1-0 lead in the first inning asMaass scored on NolanLepel’s single to left-centerfield with one out.Dunbar hit his first of threesingles, advancing Lepel tosecond before Levi Vorlicekhit into an inning ending doubleplay.The third inning was whenthe game was won and lost.Jordan Berrios walked as thelead-off batter for the Royals,and moved to second as BrettJohnson knocked a single tothe gap.A six-pitch walk to NickTschida put Maass in troublewith the bases loaded and noouts.A fly out to Brody Bratschby Matt Elsenpeter gave thePanthers the first out, and hopethat they could get out of theinning unscathed.In the next at bat, Maass’fifth pitch cracked off the endof Brandon Weege’s bat andflew over Vorlicek’s head inleft field for a bases-clearingdouble, and a 3-1 Royal lead.After striking out the nexttwo batters to end the inning,Maass hurled his glove intothe GSL dugout in frustration.Schwirtz tried to rouse histroops, and the team seemed tobe in the game mentally, butjust could not make the playsneeded to win.Freshman Baseball TeamWinsted’s Curtis Herbolscheimer wasforced out at second base after Bruins’second baseman Taylor Schuette fieldeda throw from third baseman JakeTeddy Petersen and Maasseach singled with one out inthe bottom half of the third inning.Lepel had been clutch in bigsituations for the Panthers allseason long, and GSL lookedto him for another big hit.He battled back and forthwith Watertown’s pitcher AndyNichlos, before going downswinging on a seven-pitchstrikeout.Dunbar landed an infieldblooper that managed to earnhim a single and advance bothrunners.With ducks on the pond duringa crucial moment in thegame, Nichlos retired Vorlicekon a six-pitch strikeout to endthe inning.Though four innings ofbaseball remained, the gamewas essentially over.The Royals had a man onsecond base in the fourth, sixthand seventh innings, but neverscored again. GSL reached thesame mark only once the restof the game.An array of superstitionstook place in the GSL dugoutin the remaining innings.Assistant coaches placed onlookingplayers in specificspots, and sat in areas theyhadn’t previously, as Schwirtzpaced the gravel in front of thedugout. But none appeased thebaseball gods, as Elsenpetercame in to close out the ninthfor the Royals; striking outtwo, and getting Teddy Petersento end the game on aground out.The Royal’s dugout explodedas they advanced to the sectionchampionship gameagainst St. Peter.The loss is disappointing,especially considering the Panthersout-hit the Royals, 7-5,but simply could not score.Maass pitched seven innings,faced 31 batters, gaveup five hits, three runs, walkedfive and struck out 12.WM...............003 000 0 — 3-5-1GSL...............100 000 0 — 1-7-0Losing Pitcher - Ethan Maass,GSL.Submitted photo from John GraupmannPaul Lemke. Front row from left: TristianWeber, Blake Syvertson, TannerRoskes, Jacob VonBerge and MitchKettner.Glaeser, while Grams scored ona single by Taylor Schuette.The Wildcats scored a goaheadrun in the top of the fourthwith Anthony leading off with asingle and scoring on a two-baggerby Schultz.Brownton took the lead forthe first time in the bottom of thefifth, 4-3, with two runs.Grams led off with a single,but was picked off at second onBrewers give up 29 hits,26 runs in two-game slideBy Josh RandtSports EditorAfter earning the first twowins of the season against Arlingtonand Mayer, the GlencoeBrewers have lost two straightto the Waconia Lakers and GaylordIslanders.In the last two games, theBrewers have given up 29 hits,and allowed 26 runs to score.Glencoe has 19 hits in thesame span, but only seven runsscored.The Brewers currently sit infifth place in the North Divisionof the Crow River ValleyLeague with a 2-8 record.Glencoe has four games inthe next week, starting today(Wednesday) in Glencoe. TheBrewers then travel to Mayeron Saturday, and host Norwoodon Sunday before visitingCokato on Tuesday.Gaylord 14,Glencoe 2Despite losing to Waconia byseven runs, co-managers MattGodel and Stephen Wiblemowere pleased with the way theteam hit the ball, and hoped itcontinued into Thursday’s gameagainst the Gaylord Islanders.Leading off for Glencoe inthe first inning, Colt Trebeschhit a line-drive single before advancingto second on a passedball to Jorrin Pautz.Pautz hit a single to left fieldand scored Trebesch for anearly 1-0 lead.Brewers pitcher Tony Paggenstruck out the first two Islanderbatters in the bottom of the firstbefore Brian Winter, TrevorVaubel and McKoy Rodningscored one after another for a 3-1 Gaylord lead.Rodning scored for Gaylordagain in the third to make it 4-1.Paggen helped himself in thefifth, taking a six-pitch walkwith one out. He scored later inthe inning on Trebesch’s singleto shallow right field to cut thelead to 4-2.But things soon got out ofhand, as the Islanders scored atotal of 10 runs in the fifth andsixth innings off Brewer pitchersPaggen, Mike Lien and JoshKraby. Everyone in the Gaylordlineup scored during thatspan, except for Jack Mages, asthe game ended after the top ofthe seventh inning in a 14-2blowout.Glencoe.....100 010 0xx— 2-9-1Gaylord..301 028 xxx — 14-13-1Winning Pitcher - Britt Vaubel,Gaylord.Losing Pitcher - Tony Paggen,Glencoe.Waconia 12,Glencoe 5The Glencoe Brewers twogamewin streak came to anend Wednesday night at thehands of the Waconia Lakers,losing 12-5.In their last meeting onMay 12, the Lakers ended thegame in the eighth inning asthey took an 11-1 lead.Wednesday’s game lookedto be headed in the same direction,despite a 1-0 Brewerlead after Wiblemo drove inChronicle photo by Lori CoplerVacek in the second inning of the June5 game. Vacek snagged a baselinegrounder to make the play.a fielder’s choice play that putSchwichtenberg on first.Schwichtenberg reached secondon a wild pitch, and scored on atwo-out base hit by Schuette,who advanced on an error.Bryant Nordby singled to bringhome Schuette.Winsted tied the game at 4-4with a run in the seventh. GarrettZander started the frame with asingle. The Bruins recorded twoouts on infield pop-ups, but thenallowed a single and a walk toload the bags. A patient Schultzdrew a walk to allow Zander toscore.Brownton went ahead againin the bottom of the eighth withthree walks on two outs loadingthe bases. Nick Heller singled toscore Vacek, but the Bruins up5-4.A walk and a hit batter set upthe winning runs for Winsted inthe top of the ninth. An out later,an error allowed Jake Prehn toscore, and Gregg Kohler scoredon a base hit by Jon Guenigsman,before Schwichtenbergturned a solo double play bysnagging a line drive and thenstepping on the bag to getGuenigsman, who had alreadystarted for second base, out.The Bruins got two runnerson base with two outs in the bot-BruinsTurn to page 3BChronicle photo by Josh RandtRyan Style fields a grounder and throws out Waconia’sNick Litfin in the fifth inning of the CRVL gameon Wednesday, June 5.Derek Weber in the first inning.Jaime Paumen started hissecond game for the Brewers,coming off a 9-3 victory overthe Mayer Blazers in whichhe only allowed three hits,two earned runs (three totalruns) and struck out 11.The Lakers left two men onbase in the first, and anotherin the second, before rippingoff nine runs in the next threeinnings.The third inning resulted inmore Waconia offense, asRonnie Olson drove in BenSmothers with an RBI baserip. Olson scored two batterslater on a wild pitch for a 2-1lead.Three more scores came inthe fourth inning for the Lakers,as Kodey Simon, KevinBullis and Nick Litfin madetheir way across the plate fora 5-1 lead.The same three scored inthe fifth, plus Rob Smothers,to take a commanding 9-1lead into the sixth inning.The Brewer bats, dormantsince the first inning, came tolife in the sixth as Wiblemobounced Olson’s third pitchoff the left-field foul pole fora solo shot.Lien followed with a sixpitchwalk, and scored onRyan Style’s single to centerfield to cut the lead to 9-3.But Waconia added anotherrun in the seventh, and twomore in the top of the ninthinning to seal the game.Glencoe eventually lost 12-5, with Lien and BrandonEbert scoring in the bottom ofthe ninth.Paumen pitched five innings,faced 30 batters, gaveup 11 hits, nine runs (fiveearned), walked two andstruck out 5.“We had five errors anddidn’t give Jaime a lot of defensebehind him,” Wiblemosaid after the game. “Waconia’sa good hitting team.They took advantage of it andgot the hits when they neededthem and got that early lead.“The good part was that wedidn’t roll over. With a youngteam, too, that’s somethingwe’ve been working on. Wewant to keep playing evenwhen we’re down — throughnine innings — and we didthat today. So that was good.”Waconia..002 340 102 — 12-16-1Glencoe...100 002 002— 5-10-5Winning Pitcher - Craig La-Plante, Waconia.Losing Pitcher - Jaime Paumen,Glencoe.GSL ATHLETE OF THE WEEKCONGRATULATIONSTO THE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK FROMGreat HomesName: Ryan KuesterGrade: SeniorSport: TrackParents: Kevin & Theresa KuesterRyan finished in 6th place in the 100-meter dashwith a time of 11.267 at the state track meeton June 8 at Hamline University.Great ServiceView ALL MLS Listings At: www.priority1homes.comPriority 1 Metrowest Realty806 10 th St. • Suite 101, Glencoe • 320-864-4877F23Ca

GSL 13U TeamThe Glencoe-Silver Lake 13U team tookfirst place at the Woodbat Tournamentthis past weekend, along with the 15Aand 11A teams. The 14U and 12U earnedsecond, and the 10U third. Back row fromleft: Zack Herout, Paul Lemke, SpencerGSL 11U TeamThe Glencoe-Silver Lake 11U team tookfirst place at the Woodbat Tournamentthis past weekend. Back row from left:Coaches Scott Waibel, Todd Trippel andTim Lepel. Middle row from left: MichaelGSL 10U TeamThe Glencoe-Silver Lake 10U team tookthird place at the Woodbat Tournamentthis past weekend. Back row from left:Coach Joel Voelz, Zach Voelz, Masson Dietel,Joey Barrett, Blake Mickolichek andSubmitted photoLepel, Dylan Richter, Kyle Christensenand Carsen Strie ch. Front row from left:Jack Gepson, Taylor Schauer, JoeyCullen-Lawyer, Ethan Wraspir and TylerSiewert. Not pictured: Leam Armstrong.Submitted photoWaibel, Preston Sturges, Derek Trippel,Max Edwards, Isaiah Streich and BennettLepel. Front row from left: Jadon Drier,Michael Elgren, Kaleb Templin, MitchelKlockmann and Carl Horrmann.Submitted photocoach Eric Dietel. Front row from left:Blake Wischnack, Damien Silus, CarterRuschmeier, Spencer Lemke, Beau Lepeland Dawson Meyer. Not pictured: JacobChristianson and Clark Christianson.The McLeod County Chronicle, www.glencoenews.com,Wednesday, June 12, 2013, page 3BSummer reading programs begin June 19The Glencoe Public Librarycontinues to offer childrenprograms to encourage reading.Wilma, a golden-doodle,and her caretaker, Jackie, loveto hear children read. Duringthe months of June and July,Wilma will visit the GlencoeLibrary each Monday eveningfrom 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. and isanxious to have children readto her. This is an excellent opportunityfor struggling readersto practice reading easypicture books throughout thesummer. Wilma even enjoysstories that aren’t about dogs.Wilma is a registered therapydog and a reading educationassistance dog ready tohelp struggling readers readbooks.Registration and time appointmentsare needed to read.Call the Glencoe Library forregistration of children wantingto read to Wilma. Parentsneed to be present.*****The Glencoe Public Library’sSummer Reading Programactivity days for childrenages 5-7 (10 a.m. to 11a.m.) and ages 8-11 (11:30a.m. to 12:30 p.m.) will beginWednesday, June 19. Thisyear’s theme is “Dig IntoReading,” and the childrenwill have fun with archaeology,dinosaurs, gardening, burrowinganimals, science andart activities.Children should register byvisiting the Glencoe Libraryand also making sure their librarycard is up to date. Childrenwill enter the library byusing the east steps. Pleasecall the library if you need theelevator.Once the programs begin,the steps gate will be closedbecause the library is closedto the public until 1 p.m. onWednesdays.*****The Teen Summer ReadingProgram will meet onWednesdays beginning onJune 19 at 4 p.m. Studentsages 12 and older are welcometo attend and may registerearly or just come on June19.This year’s Teen SummerReading Program will use thetheme “Beneath the Surface.”Activities will be geocaching,Hobbit party, and amovie night and more. TheSummer Reading Programand Teen Summer ReadingProgram are sponsored by theFriends of the Glencoe Libraryand local businesses.*****Lego Club at the GlencoeLibrary for children 6 yearsand older will continue tomeet throughout the summerLibrary NewsBy Jackee Fountainmonths, meeting on the firstTuesday of each month at 6p.m.Registration is required toattend. Talk to Miss Gabby formore information. The libraryalso is accepting donations ofLegos or funds to purchaseLego sets for the Lego Club.*****The Glencoe Public Libraryin the Pioneerland LibrarySystem is going green. Pioneerlandlibrary patrons havealready given e-mail addressesbecause hold notices andoverdue notices will be generatedand sent only to emailaddresses not send via mail. Ifanyone has not given an e-mail address, please visit witha librarian to change your accountinformation.The Glencoe Library alsohas book clubs to attend andlibrary services and new materialsfor the public to use.Like the Glencoe Public Libraryon Facebook and seepictures and comments of ouractivities. More library informationand a calendar areavailable on the website:www.glencoepubliclibrary.webs.com.GLENCOE DAYS 2013ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITY1) Your Glencoe Days ad will appear in the June 16 Glencoe Advertiserand the June 19 McLeod County Chronicle in FULLCOLOR along with the schedule of Glencoe Days events.— ★ — ★ — ★ —2) The Glencoe Days page will also appear on our website atwww.glencoenews.com.— ★ — ★ — ★ —3) All this for a special LOW RATE!— ★ — ★ — ★ —Contact us by June 12 to be featured in this section!Chronicle/Advertiser716 E. 10 th St., Glencoe320-864-5518 / Fax: 320-864-5510Brenda Fogarty, brendaf@glencoenews.com;Sue Keenan, suek@glencoenews.com;or Karin Ramige Cornwell, karinr@glencoenews.comBlue Jays Continued from page 1Bbut we just had some mental mistakes.”Plato...............100 010 000— 1-3-2Green Isle......011 003 00x — 5-6-1Winning Pitcher - Connor Herd,Green Isle.Losing Pitcher - Jacob Bratsch,Plato.Plato 10, Cologne 6On Tuesday, June 4, the BlueJays and the Cologne Hollanders,both of the South Division in theCRVL, squared off.Plato took a 5-0 lead after twoState Track Continued from page 1Bpretty great season for everybody.”***The GSL girls’ track and fieldteam sent its 4x200-meter relayBruins Continued from page 2Btom of the ninth, but were unableto get the clutch hit to either tieup the score or win the game.Brownton had 11 hits to theWildcats’ nine. Schuette wentfour for five at the plate with adouble, three singles and twoRBI. Grams was three for fourwith three singles. Glaeser, Hellerand Jason Rosenau each had asingle.Schultz was three for four withthree RBI for Winsted, whileHerbolscheimer was two for five.Joe Ahlers started on theinnings, as Odegaard and EricEngelmann each hit RBI singlesto drive in runners.The Hollanders scored twice inthe top of the third inning offPrehn, who took the mound forthe Blue Jays. Plato tallied anotherrun in bottom half of the inningfor a 6-2 lead.Cologne brought three moreruns across the plate in the fourthinning, and tied the game at 6-6in the top of the fifth.But three runs for Plato in thefifth and one in the sixth provedmound for Brownton and gaveup two earned runs of four scoredon six hits as he struck out twoand walked one in 6 2 ⁄3 innings.Grams threw the final 2 1 ⁄3 innings,giving up two runs on two hits ashe struck out three and walkedtwo. He was tagged with the loss.Anthony hurled the first fiveinnings for the Wildcats and gaveup three earned runs of fourscored on seven hits. He struckout three and walked three. JacobVolness tossed the final four innings,giving up one run on fourto be too much for the Hollanders,as Odegaard closed thegame out after coming in to pitchin the sixth inning.Prehn pitched five innings,gave up eight hits, six runs (fourearned), walked two and struckout five in his first start of theseason.Cologne........002 310 000— 6-11-2Plato..........321 031 00x — 10-10-4Winning Pitcher - Adam Prehn,Matt Odegaard (S) Plato.Losing Pitcher - CameronDressen, Cologne.team (Kelly Arnold, TaylorNovak, Kelly Beneke and ShelbyClouse) to the state meet as well.The team finished one placeaway from qualifying for the finals,posting a time of 1:48.11.Arnold also competed in the200-meter dash, but finished fourspots from qualifying for the finalswith a time of 26.72.hits as he struck out two andwalked five. Volness was awardedthe win.The Bruins are on the road thisweek, traveling to Watertowntonight (Wednesday) for a 7:30p.m. tilt against the Red Devils.They face the Carver Black SoxSaturday at 2 p.m., and will be atSt. Bonifacius Sunday, also at 2p.m. They return home Wednesday,June 19, to host the CologneHollanders at 7:30 p.m. Thatgame also will be the Bruins’ annualDairy Month celebration.Thursday, June 27Advertise your FULL COLOR Dairy Day specials in the June 23 rdGlencoe Advertiser and the June 26 th McLeod County Chronicle.All this for a special low rate!Contact us by June 19 to be featured in this section!Chronicle/Advertiser716 E. 10 th St., Glencoe • 320-864-5518FUN SPOTS CLOSE TO HOMELook for the Summer Fun Spots atwww.GlencoeNews.com to view or download your copy!Chronicle/AdvertiserGlencoe • 864-5518Thanks to these participating businesses:• Crow River Winery • Molly’s Cafe • Care Connection Thrift Store• Kahnke Brothers Tree Farm • The Flower Mill • State Theatre• Neubarth Lawn Care & Landscaping • Holasek Flower Power Garden Center• Pines-n-tiques • The Peppermint Twist • The Glencoe Aquatic Center• Computer restore • Fashion Interiors • Sibley County Historical Museum• Glencoe City Center • Glencoe Farmer’s Market • Berger Interiors

The McLeod County Chronicle, www.glencoenews.com,Wednesday, June 12, 2013, page 4BCake Mix, not just for birthday cakesWho doesn’t like cake? Isuppose there are a few outthere, but that is something Ijust will never understand.In my constant search fornew recipes to try, I have discovereda number of recipesthat use cake mixes as a mainingredient, so of course I hadto try a couple of them.Another of my favorite things this time ofthe year is rhubarb!Rhubarb can be hard to come by, so when Ihave it, it is coveted. There is a little patchthat my grandpa planted years ago near myfamily’s lake cabin, which I wait for everyyear.I picked what was there the last time I wasat the cabin and made this dessert that I foundonline.Rhubarb Dump Cake/Crisp4 cups rhubarb, cut into ¼ inch pieces1 cup white sugar (optional)1 (3 ounce package) strawberry Jell-o1 (18.25 ounce) moist yellow cake mix1 cup water¼ cup butter, meltedPreheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease a9×13-inch baking dish. Spread the rhubarbevenly in the bottom of the baking dish.Sprinkle the sugar over the rhubarb, followedby the Jell-o, and finally the cake mix. Pourthe water and melted butter over the top. Donot stir. Bake for 45 minutes or until therhubarb is tender.This turned out more like a crisp or cobblerthan a cake. It was very good and I will makeit again with a few adjustments.The original recipe calls for one pound orthree to four cups of rhubarb. I used aboutthree, but would use at least four next time.It also calls for a cup of sugar, which Iwould leave out next time as well. It was reallysweet. There is enough sweetness from thecake mix and Jell-o without the sugar.Here is another recipe I tried that turned outreally well. Another keeper.My Turn NowBy Karin Ramige CornwellUpside Down Rhubarb Cake1 (18.25 ounce) moist yellow cake mix4 cups diced rhubarb3/4 cups white sugar1/2 pint whipping creamPreheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease andflour a 9x13-inch pan. Prepare cake mix accordingto the package directions. Pour batterinto prepared pan.In a medium bowl, mix together the rhubarband sugar. Spoon the rhubarb mixture over thecake batter. Drizzle the whipping cream overthe top of the rhubarb.Bake 40 minutes, or until a toothpick insertedinto the center of the cake comes out clean.Let cake cool completely before turning it outonto a serving dish.The orignal recipe called for two cups ofrhubarb and 1-1/4 cups of sugar. After makingthe last dessert, I doubled the rhubarb and cutthe sugar to 3/4 cup. It was great. We didn’tturn it over, just ate it straight out of the pan.Here is one more easy, summery, fruitydessert.Frozen Berry Cobbler2 12-oz bags frozen mixed berries/peaches1 box (18.25 oz) white cake mix12 (or more) ounces of 7-Up or similarPlace frozen fruit in a 9x13-inch bakingdish. Add dry cake mix over the top. Poursoda slowly over cake mix. DO NOT stir thecake mix and the soda — this will give you a“crust.” If you stir the two, you will have acake-like topping.Bake at 350 degrees for 45-50 minutes orlonger until berries are cooked.Could it be any easier?4th-grade Panther Paw award winnersThe fourth-grade May Panther Pawawards were handed out at the final allschoolmeeting on Friday morning atLakeside Elementary. In the front, fromleft to right are Hailey Overman, Abby5th-grade Panther PawsAt the final all-school meeting of the year,May Panther Paw award winners wereannounced at Lakeside Elementary. Inthe front, from left to right are JustinBlakketter, Isabelle Elias, PrestonChronicle photo by Alyssa SchauerFeltmann, Allie Gronlund, HaleySchultz and Lilly Ehrke. In the back areBrianna Duffy, David Bettcher, JordonGrack, Jaden Hedin and DylanBroucek.Chronicle photo by Alyssa SchauerSturges and Riley Ruzicka. In the backare Rylen Rosenlund, Alex Cohrs, KatieNowak, Joellen Dammann and BritanyOlson. Missing was Guadelupe Acevedo.6th-grade Panther Paw studentsChronicle photo by Alyssa SchauerSixth-grade Panther Paw award winnersfor the month of May were announced atthe final all-school meeting last Fridaymorning at Lakeside Elementary. In thefront, from left to right are Annamaria Falcon,Alyssa Rhode, Casey Koski andJacob Schuetz. In the back are MeganFehrenbach, Justine Helmbrecht, MaddyBrown, Jenna Bennett and MeganJochum. Missing was Noah Fearing.3rd-grade May Panther Paw studentsAt the final all-school meeting of the year,third-grade May Panther Paw studentswere announced at Lakeside Elementary.In the front, from left to right are AlexisDahlman, Madison Anderson, AlbertoChronicle photo by Alyssa SchauerOtero, Christian Ramos and JorgeLorenez. 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McLeodPublishingThe McLeod County Chronicle, www.glencoenews.com, Wednesday, June 12, 2013, page 7BClassifiedsThe McLeodChronicleCounty ChronicleSilver Lake LeaderThe GlencoeAdvertiserThe Sibley ShopperArlington EnterpriseThe GalaxyFor 20 words, one time inADD ANOTHER PAPERFOR ONLY $ 2.00 PER PAPER 3-WEEK SPECIAL:ANY TWO PAPERS and on the internet.30¢ per word after first 20 words.(based on first week pricing)ONE WEEK: $15 80 2 nd Week 1/2 Price3 rd Week FREETo place an ad: Call: 320-864-5518; Fax: 320-864-5510; E-Mail: trishak@glencoenews.com; Mail: P.O. Box 188, Glencoe, MN 55336AGRICULTURE AUTOMOTIVE EMPLOYMENT FOR SALE LIVESTOCK& PETSREAL ESTATERENTALSERVICESAll Six Papers Reach Over 50,000 Readers Weekly in over 33 CommunitiesAdvertisingDeadlinesAGRICULTUREFeed, Seed, HayAl fal fa round bales for sale,$50/bale. (507) 964-2804.Misc. Farm ItemsLIES KE TRAC TORWant ed: Your OLD TRAC TORS,any con di tion, make or mod el. Wealso spe cial ize in new and usedTRAC TOR PARTS AND RE PAIR.Call Kyle. Lo cat ed west of Hen der -son. (612) 203-9256.ANNOUNCEMENTSAnnouncementFREE BIES: We’ll run your ad free2 times — once in the Chron i cleand once in the Ad ver tis er if youare sell ing a used item for lessthan $100. Your ad must in cludethe price of the item you are sell -ing. NO ga rage sale, an i mal, food,feed or want ed to buy items will beac cept ed as a free bie. To place afree bie ad on our web site, therewill be a $1.00 charge.Weddings, Engage.GET TING MAR RIED?Check out the wed ding di rec torypub lished in the first is sue of eachmonth in the Glen coe Ad ver tis er.AUTOMOTIVE$$ DOL LARS PAID $$ Junk ve -hi cles, re pair able cars/trucks.FREE TOW ING. Flatbed/ wreck erserv ice. Im me diate pick up. Mon -day-Sun day, serv ing your area24/7. (952) 220-TOWS.Motorcycles2006 Hon da CBR 600rr, orangewith trib al flames, 7,200 miles,$5,500. Call Brian at (320) 510-0819.Trucks, Vans2000 Jeep Grand Cher o kee,174,000 miles, runs good, newtrans mis sion, $2,900. (320) 864-3259.2001 Dodge Da ko ta 4x4 pick upquad cab, 40,000 miles, ex cel lentcon di tion. (320) 238-2376.EMPLOYMENTHelp Wanted1,200 Cow dairy farm seek ing tofill a night milk er po si tion. Workshift is 5 p.m.-5 a.m. Work 5 daysa week. Some wee kend work re -quired. Call (763) 658-4877 orstop by bet ween 7 a.m.- 5 p.m.Mon day- Fri day. Wood land Dairy,Wa ver ly, MN.AUTO GLASS TECH NI CIAN, Wa -co nia, MN. Full serv ice glass com -pa ny seek ing a mo ti vat ed in di vid u -al to in stall auto glass along withglass in vari ous ma chin ery. Theide al can didate must have astrong work ethic along with an at -ten tion to de tail. Ex peri ence inauto glass is pre ferred. Must havea valid driv ers li cense and a gooddriv ing record. Com peti tive sal arywith ben e fits. Send resumes to tcglass1969@yahoo.com or by fax(952) 442-5450.CON KLIN® DEAL ERS NEED ED!Life time ca reer in mar ket ing, man -age ment and ap ply ing “Green”pro ducts made in Amer i ca. Fulltime/ part time. For a free cat a log,call Franke’s Con klin Serv ice nowat (320) 238-2370. www.frank e -mar ket ing.com.Five bed as sist ed liv ing in Prins -burg. Hir ing part time home careaides for all shifts. We will train.Must pass back ground stu dy. Ap -ply at: cen tralmn se nior care.com orcall (320) 978-8075 or Deb at(320) 441-7001.Lo cal truck driv ers need ed. Musthave 3 months of driv ing ex peri -ence with school ing or 6 monthsjust driv ing. Class A CDL re quired.Clean record is a must. Con tactShel ley at Stock man Trans fer(320) 864-2381 or email at sstock -man@em barq mail.com.The McLeod County Chronicle Mondays at NoonThe Arlington Enterprise & The Silver Lake Leader Tuesdays at NoonEMPLOYMENTHelp WantedOwn er/Op era tor for OTR Haul ingwith step deck trail er (trail er not re -quired.) Home most wee kends.Paid week ly on per cent age. Mustbe 23 years old with clean MVRand 2 years ex peri ence. Call Koh -out Truck ing Inc. (320) 523-1648.Part time La bor er. Must be 18.House keep ing du ties, op er ateware house equip ment, com put erskills. High school ed u ca tion, ex -cel lent at ten dance. Work in de pen -dent ly, flexi ble team en vi ron ment.Ap ply at ADM.com.WANT ED: Full-time, ex peri encedWell Drill er. Must have a valid MNdriv er’s li cense with the abil i ty toob tain a Class A CDL. Paid holi -days, ben e fits and va ca tion. Trav elre quired. Pay de pend ent on ex -peri ence. Ap ply in per son at LTPEn ter pris es, Inc., 16491 High way7 E., Hutchin son or call (320) 587-4400.Work WantedBRUST ELEC TRIC Farm, res i -den tial, com mer cial, trench ing,new home and re mo del, serv iceup grades. Over 12 years in Glen -coe. John Brust, own er. FREE ES -TI MATES, Bond ed and in sured.(320) 864-1974.HAND Y MAN: Will do re mo del ingof kitch ens, bath rooms, hang ingdoors and wind ows, paint ing,sheet rock ing, tex tur iz ing or anyminor re pairs in side or out side.Will also do clean ing of base -ments/ga rag es. Call (320) 848-2722 or (320) 583-1278.FOR SALEElectronics21” Emer son TV with con vert erbox and re motes. Works great.$10. Af ter 5 p.m. (320) 237-2541.Ze nith 27” TV, digi tal, ster eo sur -round, $49/BO. (320) 583-4546.Heating/Air Cond.Spe cial- 95% Good man gas fur -nace and pro gram ma ble ther mo -stat $2,200 in stalled or AC unit$1,900 in stalled. J&R Plumb ingHeat ing AC, Lester Prair ie (320)510-5035.Cen tral Boil er Out door Fur nac es.Sum mer re bates up to $1,700 onse lect ed mod els. CLASS-ACTOUT DOOR FUR NACE (763) 972-6255.Household GoodsWhite Lloyd freez er, 62” x 27.5” x39.5”. Cream Fridge daire re frig -era tor, freez er on top, 62.5” x 31” x25.5”. $75 each. (507) 964-5574.Lawn, GardenWe are in full bloom at THIS OLDHOUSE Gar den and Gifts in Ar -ling ton! Thou sands of per en ni als,an nuals, shrubs and unique gar -den iron, gar den art, hand madegifts and more! There will be ac -cess dur ing all phas es of con struc -tion! High way 5 SW, Ar ling ton.(507) 964-5990.MiscellaneousLarge heavy duty plas tic jump forbikes and skate boards. New con -di tion. $35. (320) 583-4546.Min ne so ta Twins sea son tick etsfor 2013 sea son. Sec tion 121seats. Pack age in cludes 2 seats.5, 10 or 15 game pack ag es avail -able. Con tact Rick at (952) 224-6331 for more in for ma tion.Want ed: Look ing for large grove tocut down. Will cut down for free.Please call (320) 212-3217.Wanted To BuyBUY ING JUNK BAT TER IESWe buy used bat ter ies and leadweights. Pay ing top dol lar for junkbat ter ies. Pay ing $12 for au to mo -tive bat ter ies We pick up with 18bat tery min i mum. Call 800-777-2243.FOR SALEWanted To BuyWANT ED TO BUY: Old signs alltypes, farm primi tive paint ed fur ni -ture all types, cup boards, cub byunits, lock er and pool wire bas -kets, wood & metal piec es withlots of draw ers, old pre-1960 holi -day dec o ra tions, in dus tri al/schoolitems such as metal racks, stools,work bench es, light n ing rods andballs, weath er vanes, ar chi tec tur alitems like cor bels and stain glasswind ows. We buy one item anden tire es tates. Don’t get a dump -ster un til you call us first! We arelo cal. (612) 590-6136.LIVESTOCK, PETSPetsTiny Tea cup Po mer a nian pups.Fe male $350. Also, stud serv ice.NYA (612) 205-8571.REAL ESTATEHobby Farm11-Acre horse farm. 70x140 sandbase rid ing ar e na, 30x60 shed,30x50 8-stall barn with a 12x40 at -tached lean-to, 50x60 6-stall barn,heat ed tack rooms in each, barn.$199,500. Pri or i ty One-Met ro westRe al ty, Brian O’Don nell (320) 864-4877.Hob by Farm F.S.B.O. Beau ti ful5BR, 2.5BA, 3 types of heat, AC,at tached in su lat ed ga rage, outbuild ings, horse ready on 7 acr es.Green Isle (612) 756-2021.HousesBird Is land: 2BR, 1.5 story, 2BA,ja cuz zi, 2.5 stall heat ed ga ragewith at tic, main floor laun dry, beatboard ceil ing, Wains coat ing, lam.floor ing, porch, pa tio. Must see!$79,900. (320) 522-0462.HUGEMulti-Family SaleWed., June 12 • 11-7Thurs., June 13 • 9-7Fri., June 14 • 9-5720 Morningside Ave.across from Bump’s in theformer “HometownLandscape Building”)Somethingfor everyone!*23ACaHELP WANTED - DRIVERSSEEKING CLASS A CDLdrivers to run 14 central states. Homeweekly! 2 years over the road experiencerequired. Excellent benefit package.Call 701/221-2465 or 877/472-9534www.pbtransportation.comTRANSFER DRIVERS:Need CDL A or B contract drivers torelocate vehicles to and from variouslocations throughout US. No forced dispatch.Tow cars a plus: 800/501-3783www.mamotransportation.com$1,000 SIGN ON BONUSMidnite Express wants experiencedOTR drivers & owner operatorswith Class A CDL. Lease purchaseplan available. Call 800/726-8639.Apply online www.midnitexpress.comEMPLOYMENTNORTH DAKOTAHIGHWAY PATROL TROOPERBegin a challenging and rewarding careerwith opportunities for growth and advancement.Apply at www.nd.gov/ndhpor call 701/328-2455. Closing dates:6/19/13 for applicants testing in GrandForks and Fargo and 7/2/13 for applicantstesting in Bismarck. EOEREAL ESTATEHousesHouse built in 1982, 5 acr es, 3BR,1.5BA, ma chine shed, out build -ings, new shin gles, new wind ows,new AC. Near Hec tor. $169,000.(320) 848-6840.Land98.28 Acr es farm land near LesterPrair ie. Cash or Con tract for Deed.Ap prox imate ly 90 acr es til lable.Call Da vid Broll, Edi na Re al ty(320) 587-4242.RENTALApartment2BR Apart ment with ga rage, wa -ter/sew er/gar bage in clud ed.$450/mo. New Au burn (320) 327-2928.New ly up dat ed apart ments inRen ville. Wa ter, heat, gar bage in -clud ed. New ap plianc es in clud ingnew air con di tion er. On-site laun -dry facil i ties. Off-street park ingavail able with elec tri cal out lets.Pet friend ly. (320) 564-3351.2BR apart ment in Oli via. Util i tiesin clud ed: heat, wa ter, elec tric i ty,ca ble, in ter net and gar bage. Call(320) 212-3217.2BR ground floor apart ment avail -able July 1. Rent re duced. In -cludes wa ter, heat, gar bage. Call(320) 564-3351 for ap point ment.2BR Up stairs apart ment in Glen -coe. Avail able im me diate ly. Fresh -ly paint ed, well main tained.$625/mo. No pets, no smok ing.(320) 587-4242.2BR, 1BA twin home, sin gle at -tache ga rage. First and lastmonth’s rent plus de pos it and util i -ties. Back ground check and ref er -enc es. No pets. Ap pliance in clud -ed. Avail able July 1. (320) 583-5364.Garage Sale1709 McLeod Ave., GlencoeThurs., June 13 • 8-5Fri., June 14 • 8-5Lots of boys’ & girls’ clothessizes newborn to 6, girls’ clothes14-16, mens’ clothes 1X & 2X,kids desk with chair, crib set, carseat, booster seat, many toys,Legos (Duplo & Mega Blok),books, puzzles, kids Halloweencostumes, lots of kitchensupplies and much more!MEDICALPELVIC/TRANSVAGINAL MESH?Did you undergo transvaginal placementof mesh for pelvic organ prolapse or stressurinary incontinence between 2005 andthe present? If the mesh caused complications,you may be entitled to compensation.Call Charles H. Johnson Law and speakwith female staff members 800/535-5727AUTOS WANTEDCASH FOR CARS:All cars/trucks wanted. Running or not! Topdollar paid. We come to you! Any make/model. Call for instant offer: 800/871-9145MISCELLANEOUS*23ACaDONATE YOUR CARTruck or Boat to heritage for theblind. Free 3 day vacation, tax deductible,free towing, all paperworktaken care of 888/485-0398RENTALApartmentGlen coe- 1BR, rent $485, on-sitelaun dry. No pets. See pic tures andap ply on line at tal loak -prop.com. (952) 955-1889.Glen coe: Huge 2BR apart ment,main lev el, for mal din ing, full base -ment. Avail able im me diate ly Large1BR up per unit with new kitch enand bath. Avail able im me diate ly.No pets, no smok ing. Util i ties in -clud ed ex cept for elec tric, Firstand last month rent and dam agede pos it re quired. (612) 205-8571,af ter 5 p.m.Large 2BR apart ment avail ableim me diate ly. (320) 864-4928, askfor Tim.Qual i ty one and two bed roomapart ments, $425 to $650 permonth. Heat, wa ter, sew er, gar -bage and lo cal TV chan nels in -clud ed. Ga rag es avail able for$50/month. Dam age de pos it, ref -er enc es and 6-month lease re -quired. Spe cial terms avail able on12-month leases. Call 320-864-5142 (days) or 320-864-6218(nights and wee kends)mga vin@gos law firm.comBusiness, Office700 Sq. ft of fice space. Re cent lybuilt build ing, ex cel lent lo ca tion,down town Glen coe on High way22. Avail able Feb. 1. Call for de -tails. (320) 894-6713.Glen coe: Ex ec u tive of fice space of500+ sq. ft., lo cat ed on high traf ficcorn er for high vis ibil i ty. $395/mo.Call (320) 587-4242.New of fice, high traf fic lo ca tiondown town Glen coe, 700 sq. ft. Af -ford able rent. Stor age space alsoavail able. Call Glenn at (320)864-5903.Of fice space for rent. Ask for Brian(320) 864-3168.HouseLarge 4BR, 4BA coun try ram blerwith at tached dou ble ga rage withap plianc es. Avail able June.$900/mo. plus util i ties. (612) 799-8017.RENTALHouseVery clean, re mo deled 5BR ram -bler with ga rage for rent.$1,200/mo. plus de pos it $1,200.No pets or smok ing. Call (952)992-9299.Mobile Home2-3 BR Mo bile Homes half pricefirst three months with 12 monthlease. Back ground checks re -quired. No pets. Glen coe (320)864-5294.StorageGlen Knoll Stor age, Glen coe, Hwy22 NW. 5x10s $35/mo.; 10x10s,$45/mo.; 10x15s, $55/mo.;10x20s $65/mo., 10x25s, $75/mo.10x30s, $85/mo. 10x40s, $115.320-864-5294.SALESAll ads appear onlineat GlencoeNews.comThe Glencoe Advertiser, The Sibley Shopper& The Galaxy Wednesdays at NOONNotice of Public SaleTues., July 9, at 10 a.m.lien sale of personal property will beheld at Glen Knoll Storage located at707 13 th St. West, Glencoe, MN 55336INCLUDED IN THE SALE:Unit 57 • Robert Perbix301 S. Elm St., Waconia, MN 55387Partial Inv.: Desk, pictures, TV,shelves, boards, and othermiscellaneous items.Unit 179 • Mitchell Witthus530 Abby Lane, Glencoe, MN 55336Partial Inv.: Wall cabinet, dresser,microwave, table, totes, boxes,and other miscellaneous items.Unit 250 • Troy Johnson14575 Hwy 5 & 25, Hamburg, MN 55339Partial Inv.: Table & four chairs,picture frame, bags of clothing,and other miscellaneous items.Unit 262 • Kenny Grimm513 Kay St. SW, Hutchinson, MN 55350Partial Inv.: Mattress, flooring,snow blower, and othermiscellaneous items.*23-24CjMISCELLANEOUSSAWMILLSfrom only $3,997.00 - Make & savemoney with your own bandmill - cutlumber any dimension. In stock readyto ship. Free info/DVD: 800/578-1363Ext. 300N www.NorwoodSawmills.comCANADA DRUG CENTERis your choice for safe and affordable medications.Our licensed Canadian mail orderpharmacy will provide you with savings ofup to 75% on all your medication needs.Call today 800/259-1096 for $10.00 offyour first prescription and free shipping.EVER CONSIDERA REVERSE MORTGAGE?At least 62 years old? Stay in yourhome & increase cash flow! Safe& effective! Call now for your freeDVD! Call now 888/610-4971Advertise here statewidein 270 newspapersonly $249 per week!Less Than $1 per newspaper!Call 800-279-2979or this newspaperGarage Sales4772 86th Cir cle, Glen coe- Fri -day, June 14, 4 p.m.- 7 p.m.; Sat -ur day, June 15, 8 a.m.- 12 p.m.House hold items, small freez er,wind ow AC, bi cy cles, toys, Le gos,shop equip ment, en gine ho ists,small util i ty trail er. (320) 864-6285.ClassifiedsContinued on page 8BTownhomes for RentSpacious, one level,2 bdrm town homesw/garage, CA, W/Dhookups.Brownton $ 585/mo.(12 th mo. free)All utilities renters’responsibility, security depositrequired, service animals only.Call Virgil at 320-779-0015or Sue at 320-235-8637,ext. 2873 F20-23C,21-24AaAFFORDABLE LIVING!OPEN HOUSESUN., JUNE 16 • 12-2 P.M.1629 14 TH STREET,GLENCOEDARLING 3 BEDROOM HOMELOCATED ON CORNER LOT,LARGE CONCRETE PATIO, DE-TACHED GARAGE, NEW MAIN-TENANCE FREE SIDING,VINYL WINDOWS, FORCEDAIR & CENTRAL AIR, EAT-INKITCHEN WITH CERAMIC TILEBACKSPLASH, ALL APPLI-ANCES INCLUDING WASHERAND DRYER. PERFECT AF-FORDABLE LIVING! $ 79,900MOVE-IN READY!OPEN HOUSESUN., JUNE 16 • 12-2 P.M.1131 NEWTON AVE.,GLENCOEBEAUTIFULLY REMODELED 5BED, 2 BA RAMBLER W/AT-TACHED GARAGE IN GLENCOEON CORNER LOT, STUNNINGCUSTOM MAPLE KITCHENW/NEW APPLIANCES, CERAM-IC FLOOR & SPACIOUS DIN-ING OPEN TO LIVING ROOM,NEW ROOF, SIDING & WIN-DOWS, 3 LG. BEDROOMS ONML W/REFINISHED HDWDFLOORS, SOLID OAK DOORS,+2 ADDITIONAL SPACIOUSBEDROOMS IN LL, NEW 3/4BATH, FAMILY ROOM & GAMEAREA, BEAUTIFUL WARMCOLOR DECOR THROUGHOUT.$139,000F23C24AaHomes320-864-6870each office independently owned and operated

The McLeod County Chronicle, www.glencoenews.com, Wednesday, June 12, 2013, page 8BClassifieds Continued from page 7BSALESSalesHUGE SALE, month of June, openstart ing June 6, 8 a.m. Vin tageand Es tate items. Dolls, toy dish esand cook ware, doll house fur ni ture,FP toys, enam el ware, glass ware,lamp, linens, pic tures, fur ni ture,book shelves, pa tio table andchairs, flow er pots, lawn mow er,de sign er fab rics, Christ mas andsea son al dec o ra tions, purs es andmore. Form er Home town Build ing,720 Mor ning side Drive.June 19-22, Wed nes day-Sat ur -day,10a.m.-5 p.m. MAR I LYN’SSHED (Cu po la An tiques & Gifts)Bet ween Sil ver Lake and Hutchin -son, 4 miles east on High way 7,then right on CR 4, then left on180th. Vin tage fur ni ture, an tiques,cu po las, sto ne ware, linens, pot teryand more. Sheds full of sur priz es.WAG ON WHEEL & Won der fulThings plus barn wood in spi ra tions.1540 JEF FER SON RD SE (southedge of Hutchin son on CR115,bet ween Me nards and High -way 22.) Barn wood items, cross -es, plant ers, out houses, fur ni ture,col lecdt i bles, pot tery, an tiques andmore! Call 320-223-4269 (Cu po la)or 320-587-4599 (Wag on Wheel.)TWO OLD GOATS ONE DAY Gar -den Junk sale Fri day, June 14,1:00 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. 317 MainStreet, Ar ling ton, MN. Come andcheck out the al ways chang ing funstuff!SERVICESBuilding ContractorsHAVE A PRO JECT?NEED HELP?Check out theTOOLS OF THE TRADEpub lished week ly inThe Glen coe Ad ver tis er.SERVICESChild CareTed dy Bear Kids Day care hasopen ings for all ages in clud ing inf -ant. (320) 864-4040.CleaningWind ow clean ing. Free es ti mates.Busi ness and res i den tial. 22 yearsex peri ence. (612) 599-8251.FurnitureKOT TKE UP HOL STERY. Fur ni -ture up hol stery, re pair, can ing andwood re fin ish ing. Fab ric and sup -plies avail able. (320) 864-3018.Misc. ServiceCUS TOM LOG SAW ING- Cut atyour place or ours. White oak lum -ber deck ing and fire wood. GiveVir gil a call. Schau er Con struc tion,Inc. (320) 864-4453.LIMO/ PAR TY BUS. Wed dings,busi ness, sports, birth days, etc.Check us out www.theur ba nex -press.com or call Dina (612) 940-2184, Glen coe busi ness. DOT375227.Pro fes sion al Care tak ers on per -son al ba sis with rea son able rates.In teri or and ex te ri or sched uledclean ing, pet care, grounds keep -ing, main tenance, bob cat work,de bris re mov al. Matt and Mary(320) 510-2211.Need a hand withyour lawn andlandscaping?See the Tools of the Tradein the Glencoe Advertiserfor local professionalsthat are happy to help.HELP WANTEDCONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCEA MUST. DUTIES INCLUDEINSTALLATION OF RAIN GUT-TERS AND GUTTER HELMETEXCELLENT WAGE PLUSBONUS. BENEFIT PACKAGEINCLUDES: HEALTH, DENTALAND LIFE INSURANCE, 401KPLAN, FLEX PLAN.CALL RYAN320-864-9042LPNGrand MeadowsSenior Living inGlencoe is acceptingapplications for day &evening shift LPNs.Applications acceptedthru June 14, 2013.Resume can be sent to:hcdirector@grandlivingmn.comApplications can bepicked up at:Grand MeadowsSenior Living1420 Prairie Ave.Glencoe, MN 55336320.864.5577K23-24AGCjK22-23ACaHelp WantedTRUCK DRIVERto haul peas,sweet cornand beets.Full-Time/Part-TimeDays, Nights, etc.Call 320-510-0642~ leave message ~*21-23CGaIT/EHR SupportLakeview Clinic is seekingan experienced networkadministrator to support anAllscripts ElectronicHealth Record.Radiology /MammographyTechnologistPT Mammographerposition available to workin our Waconia office.For an application,please visit our website @www.lakeviewclinic.comor call 952-442-4461ext. 215424 State Hwy. 5 WestWaconia, MN 55387an EOE/AA EmployerBrownton ScaleHouse LeadUnited Grain Systems has a full-time position available.This position will be the lead person in managingthe UGS scale house for maximum efficiencyand productivity.Responsible for proper receiving, weighing, grading,testing, and directing of incoming and outgoinggrain. Must be able to communicate grain dispositionand price information to customers as itapplies to scale house. Brownton location.Please send your resume toUnited Farmers Cooperative, HR deptP O Box 461, Winthrop MN 55396or e-mail to: jenny.krohn@ufcmn.comApplications are online at www.ufcmn.comK23C24AjA23-24CaHELP WANTEDPart-TimeCook WantedNights & WeekendsStop atNeisenÊsBar & Grill300 Doran St., Biscay320-864-5555K22-23ACaBuyer/Planner(Glencoe, MN)HELP WANTEDFull-Time FloorSales AssociateRetail experiencepreferred with goodcustomer service skills.Ask for Shannon.3105 10 th St. E, Glencoeor call 320-864-4304M-F 8-7; Sat. 8-6;Sun. 10-4Miller Manufacturing Company, a leading manufacturer offarm, ranch and pet products for over 70 years is searchingfor a highly motivated Buyer/Planner. This critical positionis primarily responsible for scheduling of production, purchasingof raw materials and the coordination of material deliverieswith production runs for the Glencoe ManufacturingFacility. The Buyer/Planner will work closely with manufacturing,distribution personnel and suppliers.The ideal candidate will possess:• A high school diploma or general education degree(GED) and;• At least five years of experience in a manufacturing settingwith purchasing and production planning experience• Literacy in MRP, MRPII, or ERP• Proficiency in all Microsoft Office ApplicationsPreferred credentials:• APICS Certification• ERP System Optimization Experience• Experience with Lawson software (M3 preferred)Miller has locations in Eagan and Glencoe, MN. The office forthis position will be in Glencoe. Please visit our website atwww.miller-mfg.com to learn more of our interesting history.If interested, it is preferred that you e-mailyour resume with the subject line titledMMBP to: HR@Miller-Mfg.comIf you do not have access to e-mail, please mail your resume to:Attn: Human Resources1400 West 13 th StreetGlencoe, MN 55336No phone calls or agencies please! We are an Equal OpportunityEmployer and encourage applications from all qualified candidates.K22-23ACjF23ACaLegalsContinued from 6BNies/Terlinden motion carriedunanimously to approve agreementwith United Grain Systems (UGS)for electricity and maintenance of 3street lights on Trunk Highway 15.Terlinden/Nies motion carriedunanimously to approve the purchaseof a 2013 Ford Crew Cab 4x4 pickupfrom Midway Ford (Roseville, MN)for a price of $26,033.92 plus applicabletax and license (State Contractprice).Shimanski/Nies motion carriedunanimously to approve the constructionof the new SilverLake/Lester Prairie highway shopand authorize Engineer to proceedwith bid letting with funding comingfrom $600,000 of highway reservesand $600,000 of special revenue account.Nies/Shimanski motion carriedunanimously to approve ConditionalUse Permit 13-06 for McLeod CountyHighway Department to constructa highway maintenance building tostore and maintain vehicles includingstockpiling of salt, gravel and recycledbituminous, on a parcel less thanten (10) acres within the AgriculturalDistrict and to be located as follows:9.51 Acre Tract within the E ½ of theNE ¼ of Section 36 of Township117-028 (Hale) with the addition ofthe following condition: a wind breakshall be planted along the propertyline south of the proposed futuredriveway on County Road 15.Shimanski/Christensen motionpassed to approve Conditional UsePermit JP 13-C1 for Kevin Buss toallow a feedlot on a site of less than40 acres to be located within theHutchinson Joint Planning Area,more than 4000 feet from the municipalboundary with the addition ofconditions 4-18 listed above andCUP will not substantially diminishand impair property values within theimmediate vicinity. Roll Call Vote:Nies - No, Terlinden - Yes, Wright –Yes, Christensen – Yes, Shimanski –Yes.Terlinden/Christensen motion carriedunanimously to approve May 14,2013 Budget Committee Recommendationsas outlined above.Nies/Shimanski motion carriedunanimously to approve applicationand permit for a 1 day temporaryonsale liquor license for SouthCentral ABATE Chapter of Minnesota,Marshall, Minnesota for theirevent being held on June 1, 2013 at16235 Highway 7, Hutchinson, Minnesota.Shimanski/Christensen motioncarried unanimously to approve the2012-2013 LELS Licensed SergeantsContract summaries.(Published in The McLeod CountyChronicle June 12, 2013)Glencoe-SilverLake School BoardSchool Board ProceedingsISD #2859Glencoe-Silver Lake, MinnesotaMay 13, 2013The School Board of IndependentSchool District #2859 met in regularses ion on May 13, 2013 at 7:21 p.m.in the Lincoln Meeting Room (Room124). (The meeting followed a 6:45p.m. Level III (Board level) EducationMinnesota: GSL GrievanceHear ing.) Board Chair Christiansoncalled the meeting to order. Memberspresent: Alsleben, Kuester, Von-Berge, Lindeman, Christianson, andTwiss. In addition, SuperintendentSonju; Business Manager Sander;Prin cipals Butler, Wang, and Sparby;Chartwell’s District Manager JohnDurtschi and GSL Food Service DirectorBernie Getzlaff; Teacher DianeSchultz; Knowledge Bowl Coach andTeacher Vicky Harris and KnowledgeBowl State Class A ChampionshipTeam Members Ethan Bass, PatrickFehrenbach, Joe Fehrenbach, andChandler Swift (Mark Broderius wasabsent); GSL Student Tory Varland;students from the 9th grade Civicsclass; Technology Staff Morris; andSuperinten dent’s Secretary Petersonwere in attendance.The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.Announcements, Acknowledgements,and Reports: Announced thenext regular School Board meetingwill be on June 10 at 7:00 p.m. at theLincoln Meeting Room (Room 124);The GSL State Class A ChampionKnowledge Bowl Team and CoachHarris were acknowledged; and SuperintendentSonju presented “Certificatesof Success” to team members;Chartwell’s Food Service DistrictManager Durtschi and FoodService Director Getzlaff reported tothe Board; Business Manager Sanderreported to the Board; SuperintendentSonju reported to the Board; andCommittee reports were given by Alslebenand Christianson. No actiontaken.1. Public Input: Student Tory Varlandaddressed the Board regardingplacing Social Studies Teacher BreaWiblemo on unrequested leave of absencefor a portion of her positionnext year. She presented a petition tothe Board.2. Alsleben/Lindeman to approvethe agenda (6-0).3. Twiss/Alsleben to approve theconsent agenda: April bills; regularBoard meeting minutes of April 8,2013; the hiring of Karol Kiefer as6.75-hour-a-day Paraprofessional inthe ESL program at GSL HighSchool/Lincoln (replaces NandiniKraemer who resigned); Jamie Fredericksenas 1.0 FTE Special EducationTeacher beginning with the2013-2014 school year (replaces BillKittel who is retiring); the resignationsof Stephanie Freund as 4thGrade Teacher at GSL Lakeside ElementarySchool, effective at the endof the 2012-2013 school year; SueMagnuson as National Honor SocietyAdvisor, effective at the end of the2012-2013 school year; Clare Nolanas Junior High Yearbook Advisor, ef -fective at the end of the 2012-2013school year; Colin Kerslake as HeadBoys' Soccer Coach, effective at theend of the 2012-2013 school year;Randy Wilson as Assistant Boys’Soc cer Coach, effective at the end ofthe 2012-2013 school year; and the2013-2014 fall and year-roundcoaches and advisors (6-0).4. Superintendent Sonju and Bus i -ness Manager Sander presented theschool district’s plan for the 2013-2014 school year. No action taken.5. Twiss/Lindeman to adopt theReso lution Discontinuing and Re duc -ing Educational Programs and Po -sitions which included discontinuing/reducing.10 FTE Social Studiesand five kindergarten program paraprofessionals(6-0).6. Twiss/Kuester to adopt a resolutionproposing to place Brea Wiblemoon unrequested leave of absencefor a portion of her position (.10FTE) at the end of the 2012-2013school year (6-0).7. Alsleben/Twiss to approve thesummer school plan in the areas ofEn richment, Targeted Services, ExtendedSchool Year, and MigrantSummer School (6-0).8. Lindeman/Christianson to revisethe 2012-2013 school calendarto include snow make-up days aspro posed. The last day for studentswill be May 31 and the last day forstaff will be June 4, which will beused as a flex day (6-0).9. Alsleben/Twiss to approve thestudent accident insurance policy forthe 2013-2014 school year with StudentAssurance Services, Inc. (6-0).10. Alsleben/Twiss to approvemem bership in the Minnesota StateHigh School League for the 2013-2014 school year (6-0).11. Alsleben/Lindeman to bringback these policies for adoption atthe next School Board meeting: 101Legal Status of the School District,101.1 Name of the School District,102 Equal Education Opportunity,and 103 Complaints – Students, Employees,Parents Other Persons (6-0).12. Twiss/Lindeman to approvethe agreement with Jason Schmitz,Special Education Teacher at GSLHigh School, in order for Mr.Schmitz to complete the courseworknecessary to obtain his Teacher-CoordinatorWork Experience Licensurefor Disadvantaged and HandicappedStudents. Mr. Schmitz will transferinto the Mild to Moderate MentallyHandicapped teaching position openat the beginning of the 2013-2014school year due to the retirement ofBill Kittel (6-0).13. Kuester/Lindeman to enter in -to an agreement between EducationMinnesota: Glencoe-Silver Lake andIn dependent School District No.2859, Glencoe-Silver Lake, in orderto resolve a grievance which waspro c eeding to arbitration. The agreementresolves this grievance withoutfurther proceedings (6-0).14. Twiss/Lindeman to approve are vised agreement with McLeodCounty Public Health Nursing Servicefor school health services from ali censed School Nurse due to the resignationof School Nurse Kevin Peters.This agreement is for a minimumof 20 hours of weekly servicedur ing the academic school year of2012-2013 (6-0).15. Alsleben/Kuester to appointCliftonLarsonAllen LLP as theschool district’s auditors for fiscalyear 2013. The total estimated fee forthe 2012-2013 audit is $22,700.00(6-0).16. VonBerge/Lindeman to acceptthe donations from the followinggroups and/or individuals with appreciation:Glencoe Rotary, McLeodCoun ty Pheasants Forever, GlencoeLions Club, Crow River Sno Pros, 4-Square Builders, McLeod CountyBar Association, Central MN TwoCylinder Club, Silver Lake LionsClub, 3M Foundation, MEADA Coa -lition of McLeod County, StevensSeminary, Plato Lions Club, 3MFoundation, and Math Counts (6-0).17. Alsleben/Twiss to adjourn at9:43 p.m. (6-0).18. Complete minutes and all documentsrelating to this meeting areon file and available for review at theSuperintendent’s Office, 1621 East16th Street, Glencoe.Glencoe-Silver LakeSchool District #2859By: Anne Twiss, Board ClerkThese minutes are unofficial untilapproved by School Board action.(Published in the McLeod CountyChronicle June 12, 2013)Glencoe-SilverLake School BoardSchool Board ProceedingsISD #2859Glencoe-Silver Lake, MinnesotaMay 21, 2013The School Board of IndependentSchool District #2859 met in specialsession on May 21, 2013 at 6:45 a.m.in the Superintendent’s ConferenceRoom at Lincoln Junior High School.Board Chair Christianson called themeeting to order. Members present:Lindeman, Alsleben, Kuester, Christianson,and Twiss. Director Von-Berge arrived after the start of themeeting. In addition, SuperintendentSonju; Business Manager Sander;Architect Paul Youngquist from Ar -chi tects Rego + Youngquist, Inc.; andSuperintendent’s Secretary Petersonwere in attendance.The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.Announcements, Acknowledgements,and Reports: Announced thenext regular School Board meetingwill be on June 10 at 7:00 p.m. in theLincoln Meeting Room (Room 124).No action taken.1. Public Input: None2. Lindeman/Twiss to approve theagenda (5-0).3. Director VonBerge arrived.4. Information was provided bySuperintendent Sonju and BusinessManager Sander about the GSL EarlyChildhood Learning Center estimatedproject costs. The estimated hard costfor the GSL Early Childhood LearningCenter project (which is the actualconstruction) was $1,336,288. Softcosts (architectural/ engineering/permits/contingencywere $160,355, fora total of $1,496,643. This is how wearrived at the amount of $1.5 million.Bids were received on Thursday,May 16th. Two bids were receivedand both were higher than anticipated:Black & Dew, North St. Paul –Base bid of $1,595,000 plus alternates;and KUE Contractors –$1,721,681 plus alternates. Superin -ten dent Sonju and Business ManagerSander provided five options to theBoard. Lindeman/Twiss to adopt Option3 which is to increase theamount of the lease levy to$1,375,000 with the district to con -trib ute the remaining portion of thein crease; to accept base bid #1 in theamount of $1,595,000 from Black &Dew, alternate #1 (toilet remodeling),and unit price #2 (additional con -crete) pending approval of the la borand materials list by the architect;with the architect to check into al ter -nate #2 (the computer remodeling),unit price #1 (additional steel), andunit price #3 (engineered fill) (6-0).5. VonBerge/Kuester to accept theresignation of Craig Brenner, GSLHigh School Math Teacher, effectiveat the end of this school year (6-0).6. Twiss/Lindeman to approve thefollowing hirings: Kaylia Johnson asFront Desk Worker at the PantherField House (replaces Vonnie Nel sonwho resigned); Kori McKib ben as3rd Grade Teacher at GSL Lake sideElementary School (replacesStephanie Freund who is resigning atthe end of the school year); Rebecca(Becky) Schwartz as 1st GradeTeacher at Helen Baker ElementarySchool (replaces Angela Mellies whowas terminated and non-renewed);Claire Bergman as 5th Grade Teacherat GSL Lakeside Elementary School(replaces Amanda Redman who wasterminated and non-renewed) (6-0).7. Kuester/VonBerge to adjourn at7:40 a.m. (6-0).8. Complete minutes and all documentsrelating to this meeting are onfile and available for review at theSuperintendent’s Office, 1621 East16th Street, Glencoe.Glencoe-Silver LakeSchool District #2859By: Anne Twiss, Board ClerkThese minutes are unofficial untilapproved by School Board action.(Published in the McLeod CountyChronicle June 12, 2013)Phone and Internet DiscountsAvailable to CenturyLink CustomersThe Minnesota Public Utilities Commission designatedCenturyLink as an Eligible TelecommunicationsCarrier within its service area for universal servicepurposes. CenturyLink’s basic local service ratesfor residential voice lines are $14.59-$18.15 permonth and business services are $17.41-$35.61 per (Lifeline) to make residential telephone service more affordableto eligible low-income individuals and families. Eligibleby the FCC and state commissions. Residents who live oneligibility programs. 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The McLeod County Chronicle, www.glencoenews.com, Wednesday, June 12, 2013, page 9BRecordSheriff’s ReportOn Tuesday, June 4, at 12:28a.m., the sheriff’s office, StewartFirst Responders, Buffalo LakeAmbulance and Allina Ambulanceresponded to a medical on HerbertStreet in Stewart. An individualwas taken to the Hutchinsonhospital.At 9:53 a.m., Tuesday, a medicalemergency was reported at abusiness on 10th Street in Glencoe.Also responding were theGlencoe Ambulance and theGlencoe Police. The person wastaken to the Glencoe hospital byambulance.The sheriff’s office, StewartFirst Responders and BuffaloLake Ambulance responded to amedical emergency at a residenceon Main Street in Stewartat 10:57 a.m., Tuesday. The individualwas taken to HutchinsonHealth Hospital by ambulance.An animal complaint of threesteers loose on County Road 9was reported at 12:48 p.m., Tuesday.A deputy spoke with theowner, and the steers were putback in their pen.At 7 p.m., Tuesday, deputiesresponded to a report of a juvenileparty with a possible fight at aresidence on Highway 7, north ofLester Prairie. Also respondingwere the Silver Lake Police, theWinsted Police, the MinnesotaState Patrol, the Lester PrairieFirst Responders and RidgeviewAmbulance. Deputies issued citationsand transported some of thejuveniles to the Brown CountyDetox facility.At 9:12 p.m., Tuesday, thesheriff’s office assisted the SilverLake Police with a report ofshoplifting at a business in SilverLake.On Wednesday, June 5, at8:12 a.m., the sheriff’s office assistedthe Glencoe Police with afight in the area of Hennepin Avenueand 13th Street in Glencoe.At 4:42 p.m., Wednesday, thesheriff’s office assisted theRenville County Sheriff’s Officewith a two-vehicle accident iinRenville County on 890th Streetand Renville County Road 24.A complaint of a vehicle thatfailed to yield to an ambulance inthe area of 190th Street and ValeAvenue, west of Hutchinson, wasreceived at 5:06 p.m., Wednesday.A deputy was unable to locatethe vehicle.The sheriff’s office assisted theHutchinson Police with locating amissing 4-year-old child on RidgeAvenue NE in Hutchinson, at 8:23p.m., Wednesday. The child wasfound.On Thursday, June 6, at 3:48a.m., the sheriff’s office and StewartFirst Responders respondedto a medical at a residence onHerbert Street in Stewart. Therewas no transport.At 4:16 a.m., Thursday, thesheriff’s office assisted the MinnesotaState Patrol with a cardeeraccident in the area of Highway212 and Hamlet Avenue,west of Glencoe. There were noinjuries.A medical emergency was reportedThursday at 9:35 a.m. on190th Street, west of Hutchinson.Also responding were theHutchinson First Responders andAllina Ambulance. The individualwas taken to the Hutchinson hospitalby ambulance.On Friday, June 7, at 7:40p.m., the sheriff’s office checkedon a report of calves on the roadwayin the area of 150th Streetand Vale Avenue, southwest ofHutchinson. The calves weregone on upon a deputy’s arrival.A deputy checked on a fire at aresidence on 75th Street, south ofPlato, at 8:56 p.m., Friday. An individualwas given a verbal warningfor burning prohibited materials.On Saturday, June 8, at 3:24a.m., the sheriff’s office assistedthe Hutchinson Police with a reportof an assault on Main StreetNorth in Hutchinson.At 11:43 a.m., Saturday, thesheriff’s office, Winsted First Respondersand Ridgeview Ambulanceresponded to a medical at abusiness on Babcock Avenue,south of Winsted. There was notransport.The sheriff’s office respondedto a Saturday morning report ofdamage to property, which occurredin a field during the nighton Wells Avenue, southwest ofHutchinson.At 4:06 p.m., Saturday, thesheriff’s office responded to a reportof loose cattle off of the roadwayin the area of CommonStreet and Dairy Avenue, west ofWinsted. The cattle were corralled.Another call of loose cattle onthe roadway in the area of 150thStreet and Vale Avenue, southwestof Hutchinson, was receivedat 6:37 p.m., Saturday. The animalswere corralled.The sheriff’s office respondedto a domestic on 184th Street,south of Silver Lake, at 8:14 p.m.,Saturday. The situation was mediated.The individuals were separatedfor the evening.At 8:49 p.m., Saturday, adeputy responded to a report oftraffic cones and other items in aditch in the area of UnderwoodAvenue and York Road, southwestof Hutchinson. The deputycollected the items and contactedthe McLeod County Highway Departmentto pick them up.At 11:14 p.m., Saturday, thesheriff’s office responded to a domesticin the area of 230th Streetand Babcock Avenue, south ofWinsted. The deputies spoke withthe individuals.On Sunday, June 9, at 1:06a.m., the sheriff’s office assistedthe Glencoe Police with an intoxicatedmale at a residence on 12thStreet in Glencoe. The male wastaken to a detox center.The sheriff’s office respondedto call of a vehicle stuck in a ditchon 230th Street, south of Winsted,at 4:20 a.m., Sunday. As a result,Rachel Vanderveer, 25, ofMontrose, was arrested for probablecause driving while intoxicatedand taken to the McLeodCounty Jail in Glencoe.At 11:10 a.m., Sunday, adeputy responded to a report ofdamage to property at a residenceon 230th Street, south ofWinsted.The sheriff’s office assisted theBrownton Police with a domesticdisturbance at an address onSecond Avenue North in Browntonat 11:17 a.m., Sunday. Thesituation was mediated.The sheriff’s office respondedto a report of property damage atan address on Cable Avenue,north of Winsted, at 1:29 p.m.,Sunday. There was damage to afield from the weekend.At 3:17 p.m., Sunday, a reportof a theft from a business onFourth Avenue SE in Plato, wasinvestigated.At 3:40 p.m., Sunday, a callwas received about a railroadcrossing arm that kept going upand down on Division Street andHighway 15, west of Brownton.Twin Cites & Western Railroadand the Minnesota State Patrolwere advised of the situation.A car-deer accident in the areaof Babcock Avenue and 215thStreet, south of Winsted, was reportedat 9:44 p.m., Sunday.There were no injuries. The vehiclewas towed.The sheriff’s office, StewartFirst Responders, Buffalo LakeAmbulance and Allina Ambulanceresponded to a medical on PowersStreet in Stewart at 10:25p.m., Sunday. One individual wastaken to the Hutchinson hospital.The sheriff’s office respondedto a report of an ambulance-deeraccident in the area of CountyRoad 7 and Vale Avenue, southwestof Hutchinson, at 10:51p.m., Sunday. There were no injuries.On Monday, June 10, at 2:42a.m., the sheriff’s office, StewartFirst Responders and BuffaloLake Ambulance responded to amedical on Herbert Street inStewart. An individual was takenby ambulance to the Hutchinsonhospital.The sheriff’s office assisted theGlencoe Police with a medical ata business on Chandler Avenuein Glencoe, at 10:34 a.m., Monday.At 10:58 a.m., Monday, thesheriff’s office responded to atwo-vehicle accident with injuriesat the intersection of 150th Streetand Yacht Avenue, southwest ofHutchinson. Also respondingwere the Hutchinson Fire Departmentand Allina Ambulance. Involvedwere a Jeep Wrangler,owned by Hoffbeck Seeds of Morganand driven by Steven BruceKropp, 39, of Hutchinson, and aGMC Sierra, owned by BonnieSchmidt and driven by MorganKayann Schmidt, 19, of Hutchinson.Both vehicles sustained over$1,000 in damage. Kropp wastaken to the Hutchinson hospitalby ambulance. Schmidt wascited for failure to yield.The sheriff’s office respondedto a report of a theft of signs nearthe intersection of Highway 15and Airport Road, south ofHutchinson, at 1:04 p.m., Monday.A car-deer accident in the areaof Highway 7 and Major Avenue,east of Hutchinson, was reportedat 10:54 p.m., Monday. Therewere no injuries.McLeod County CourtThe following cases wereheard in McLeod County DistrictCourt May 31, Judge TerrenceConkel presiding:Gary Allen Nelson, 50, ofHutchinson, previously appearedin court and had pleaded guilty toone felony count of controlledsubstance crime – possession ofmethamphetamine. The courtstayed the adjudication of sentenceand placed the defendanton probation for three years, withthe following conditions: that heserve 15 days in the McLeodCounty Jail, serve 30 days of sentenceto service work/communitywork service, complete a chemicaldependency evaluation, followthe recommendations of the evaluation,have no use or possessionof alcohol or drugs, and paya fine and surcharge of $485. Healso previously entered a plea ofguilty to one misdemeanor countof possession of a dangerousweapon and was sentenced toserve 15 days in jail concurrentwith the above sentence.Antone Larron Owens, 47, ofSt. Louis Park, pleaded guilty toone gross misdemeanor count ofdriving after cancellation afterbeing deemed inimical to the publicsafety. The court placed him onprobation for one year, with thefollowing conditions: that he serve30 days in the McLeod CountyJail and pay a surcharge of $85.Antonio Herrera, 47, of Glencoe,pleaded guilty to one felonycount of fleeing a peace officer.The court stayed the imposition ofsentence and placed him on probationfor three years, with thefollowing conditions: that he serve90 days in the McLeod CountyJail and pay a surcharge of $85.Bryon Andrew Spring, 24, ofLester Prairie, pleaded guilty toone gross misdemeanor count ofdriving while impaired. The courtstayed the imposition of sentenceand placed him on probation fortwo years, with the followingcondtions: that he serve 90 daysin the McLeod County Jail, completea chemical dependencyevaluation, follow the recommendationsof the evaluation, have nouse or possession of alcohol ordrugs, and pay a surcharge of$85.The following case was heardin McLeod County District CourtMay 31, Judge Thomas McCarthypresiding:Louis Michael Iacona, 57, ofGlencoe, previously appearedand pleaded guilty to one felonycount of domestic assault bystrangulation. The court stayedthe imposition of sentence andplaced him on probation for a periodof two years, with the followingconditions: that he serve 21days in the McLeod County Jail,serve 24 days of sentence toservice work, follow all aftercarerecommendations of the domesticviolence assessment and the recoverycenter, have no use orpossession of alcohol or drugs,attend AA meetings two times perweek, and pay a surcharge of$85.The following case was heardin McLeod County District CourtJune 5, Judge Michael Savre presiding:Harold Robert Remer, 61, ofHoward Lake, pleaded guilty toone gross misdemeanor count ofdriving while impaired. The courtstayed the imposition of sentenceand placed him on probation fortwo years, with the following conditions:that he serve 24 days inthe McLeod County Jail (12 daysmay be sentence to servicework), complete a chemical dependencyevaluation, follow therecommendations of the evaluation,attend a victim impact panel,and have no use or possession ofalcohol or drugs.The following cases wereheard in McLeod County DistrictCourt June 7, Judge MichaelSavre presiding:Arlandus Daniel Cole, 39, ofHutchinson, pleaded guilty to onegross misdemeanor count of drivingafter cancellation after beingdeemed inimical to the publicsafety. The court placed him onprobation for one year, with thefollowing conditions: that he serve30 days in the McLeod CountyJail and pay a fine and surchargeof $185.Adeel Ahmed, 32, of Glencoe,pleaded guilty to one count ofselling alcohol to a person underthe age of 21. The court orderedthe defendant to pay a fine andsurcharge of $750.Reane Marie Charbonneau,35, of Glencoe, pleaded guilty toone felony count of possession ofa controlled substance. The courtstayed the imposition of sentenceand placed her on probation fortwo years, with the following conditions:that she serve 10 days inthe McLeod County Jail, serve 10days of community work service,complete a chemical dependencyevaluation, follow the recommendationsof the evaluation, and paya fine and surcharge of $500.The following misdemeanorsand petty misdemeanors wereheard in District Court June 3-9:Minnesota State Patrol (MSP);Sheriff’s Office, (SO); BrowntonPolice Department (BPD);Hutchinson Police Department(HPD); Glencoe Police Department(GPD); Lester Prairie PoliceDepartment (LPPD); Silver LakePolice Department (SLPD); WinstedPolice Department (WPD);Department of Natural Resources(DNR):Fredrick J. Haluska, 48, Stewart,issue dishonored check, dismissed,GPD; John F. Edwards,18, Hutchinson, theft alter/possess/sell/buyproperty serial number,stay of imposition, unsupervisedprobation one year, localconfinement 15 days, stay 15days for one year, sentence toservice two days for indeterminate,no same or similar, no theft,remain law-abiding, do not enteradditional locations, excludedfrom Walmart Store in Hutchinson,$185, HPD; Robert B. Hoffmann,55, Winsted, seat belt,$110, HPD; Jeffrey J. Menth, 55,Hutchinson, possess/sale smallamount of marijuana, $135, HPD;Alyssa M. Michelson, 20, Hutchinson,seat belt, $110, HPD; DillanR. Peterson, 16, Hutchinson, exhibitiondriving, $125, HPD;Charles M. Reading, 69, Hutchinson,driver turning left fails toyield right of way to oncomingtraffic, $135, HPD; Mark R.Brose, 45, Winsted, speed, $135,LPPD; Christina J. Borjon, 35,Stewart, drivers license - drivingafter cancellation, $285, SO; AnthonyJ. Bowser, 34, Plato, uninsuredvehicle, $285, SO; Mike R.Engelmann, 30, Glencoe, speed,$145, SO; Matthew S. Fillbrandt,18, Glencoe, speed, $145, SO;Pearl A. Gomez, 31, Hutchinson,procurring for minor, dismissed,SO; Brandon J. Blazinski, 17,Cokato, speed, $125, MSP; MonicaJ. Carter, 27, Mankato, speed,$135, MSP; Maggie E. Gueningsman,23, Howard Lake, speed,$100, MSP; Jennifer L. Hillestad,34, Morton, speed, $125, MSP;135, MSP; Gena C. Howard, 35,St. Louis Park, speed, $125,MSP;Casey W. Meyer, 32, Danube,no seatbelt worn in commercialmotor vehicle, $110, MSP; CourtneyM. Stellman, 23, Hutchinson,failure to stop for traffic controlsignal, $135, MSP; Ryan C.Chudecke, 28, Grand Rapids,driving wrong way on one-waystreet, $185, SLPD; Stacy A.Diedrich, 27, Savage, drivingwrong way on one-way street,$100, SLPD; Todd A. Gunnerson,48, Maple Lake, driving wrongway on one-way street, $125,SLPD; John W. Hardel, 53, Chanhassen,driving wrong way onone-way street, unsupervisedprobation one year, no same orsimilar, $135, SLPD; Douglas K.Long, 56, Waverly, driving wrongway on one-way street, $185,SLPD; Nicholas C. Stacey, 29,Hutchinson, driving wrong way onone-way street, $90, SLPD;Matthew L. Tofte, 27, Mankato,driving wrong way on one-waystreet, $100, SLPD; Nicholas H.Froemming, 34, Monticello, winterparking violation, $62, GPD; LuisC. Garcia Jr., 18, Hutchinson,snow emergency parking, $62,HPD; Kenneth A. Hegge, 43,South Haven, speed, $125, SO;Ronald S. Maney, 49, BuffaloLake, speed, $125, SO; MichaelD. Plath, 65, Hutchinson, seatbelt, $110, SO; Philip E. Stein, 65,Aberdeen, S.D., seat belt, $110,SO; Zayne K. E. Anderson, 19,Chaska, speed, $125, MSP; AndrewD. Cohrs, 38, Glencoe, windowtint too dark, speed, $185,MSP; Joshua I. Hewitt, 24, Morton,speed, $135, MSP;Dean F. Bartosch, 25, Montrose,driving wrong way on onewaystreet, $185, SLPD; JeremyA. Jaggers, 26, Brooklyn Park,window tint too dark, $135, SLPD;Marshall E. Pilgram, 19, Watertown,winter parking, $32, WPD;Leif G. Teubert, 31, Hutchinson,seat belt, $110, HPD; John K.Hanzlik, 46, Mayer, failure to stopat stop signs or stop lines, $135,SO; Kerry A. Johnson, 35, Stewart,drivers license - driving aftersuspension, $285, SO; Harold R.Remer, 61, Howard Lake, DWI,stay of imposition, supervisedprobation two years, local confinement12 days, credit for timeserved two days, sentence toservice 12 days for indeterminate,no possession of alcohol ordrugs, no alcohol/controlled substanceuse, random testing, no alcoholrelated offenses, victim impactpanel, chemical dependencyevaluation/treatment, follow recommendationsof evaluation, aftercare,no driver license violations,no driving without insurance,keep court/attorney informedof current address, remainlaw-abiding, no same or similar,contact with probation, sign all releasesof information, follow all instructionsof probation, no openbottle charges, SO; Helen S. Distad,67, Eden Prairie, display ofplate registration stickers - monthand year stickers required, $115,MSP;Houston L. Hewitt, 25, Glencoe,window tint too dark, speed,$185, MSP; Mark H. Johnson, 52,Plato, seat belt, $110, MSP; ElvisI. Perez, 18, Hutchinson, failure todrive in single lane, $135, MSP;Aaron J. Siebert, 32, Turtle Lake,Wis., speed, $135, MSP; MeganR. Helmers, 20, Loveland, Colo.,seat belt, $110, WPD; Andrew M.Stegmeier, 26, Glencoe, winterparking ordinance, $124, GPD;Danny J. Zellmann, 23, Glencoe,disorderly conduct, stay of imposition,unsupervised probationone year, local confinement threedays, credit for time served threedays, no same or similar, no assault,no disorderly conduct, followrecommendations of evaluation,submit to daily testing, attendAA, anger management, attendNA, no alcohol/controlledsubstance use, random testing,$85, GPD; Christopher J.Hansen, 21, Hutchinson, seatbelt, proof of insurance, dismissed,$110, HPD; Denise L.Huls, 45, Hutchinson, DWI, stayof imposition, supervised probationone year, local confinement27 days, credit for time served 19days, victim impact panel, no driverlicense violations, no drivingwithout insurance, keep court/attorneyinformed of current address,remain law-abiding, nosame or similar, no alcohol relatedoffenses, chemical dependencyevaluation/treatment, follow allinstructions of probation, followrecommendations of evaluation,no possession of alcohol ordrugs, no alcohol/controlled substanceuse, random testing, noopen bottle charges, no drinkingand driving, $160, HPD; Ross G.Jakobitz, 71, Buffalo Lake, seatbelt, $110, HPD;Brandon J. Kaczmarek, 26,Litchfield, assault, dismissed, disorderlyconduct, stay of imposition,unsupervised probation oneyear, sentence to service fivedays for indeterminate, no sameor similar, no use or possessionof firearms or dangerousweapons, write letter of apology,anger management, no disorderlyconduct, no assault, no non-prescriptiondrugs, $250, HPD;Aaron A. Krienke, 22, Glencoe,seat belt, $110, HPD; Julie L. Ottoson,49, Litchfield, speed, $125,HPD; Ryan M. Rannow, 20, Glencoe,theft, stay of imposition, unsupervisedprobation one year,local confinement two days, sentenceto service four days for indeterminate,no same or similar,no theft, keep court/attorney informedof current address, remainlaw-abiding, do not enter additionallocations, excluded from GameStop Store in Hutchinson, payrestitution, $139.99, HPD; Ailia A.Soto, 28, Hutchinson, driver approachingintersection fails toyield right of way, $135, HPD;John M. Storms, 17, Hutchinson,exhibition driving, $125, HPD;Matthew A. Thul, 22, Hutchinson,DWI, stay of imposition, supervisedprobation one year, nosame or similar, keep court/attorneyinformed of current address,no drinking and driving, no driverlicense violations, no driving withoutinsurance, victim impactpanel, chemical dependencyevaluation/treatment, follow all instructionsof probation, follow recommendationsof evaluation, remainlaw-abiding, no open bottlecharges, no possession of alcoholor drugs for the next 90 days, noalcohol/controlled substance usefor the next 90 days, random testing,$450, HPD;Cassandra A. Tilbury, 28,Hutchinson, dog at large, $135,HPD; Belinda J. Tomenes, 41,Litchfield, driving after cancellation,continued, unsupervised probationone year, no same or similar,keep court/attorney informedof current address, no driver licenseviolations, no driving withoutinsurance, speed, $225, HPD;Jesse L. Weseman, 29, Hutchinson,seat belt, $110, HPD; WendyJ. Abdel-Aziz, 47, Hutchinson,speed, $145, SO; Timothy D. Amborn,23, Brownton, seat belt,$110, SO; Elsie E. Gilster, 82,Lester Prairie, seat belt, proof ofinsurance, dismissed, $110, SO;Lynnnaye M. Schauer, 58, Glencoe,speed, $285, SO; Nolan S.Sprengeler, 18, Green Isle, failureto obey traffic control device, stayof imposition, unsupervised probationone year, community workservice 50 hours for indeterminate,no same or similar, keepcourt/attorney informed of currentaddress, remain law-abiding,write letter of apology, no movingviolations, $85, SO; Jacob R.Ackerson, 33, Glencoe, windowtint too dark, $135, MSP; BrandenC. Berg, 20, Lake Park, speed,$145, MSP; William J. Breitkreutz,68, Hutchinson, seat belt,$110, MSP; Jamey J. Dunne, 37,Hutchinson, proof of insurance,continued, unsupervised probationsix months, no same or similar,no driver license violations, nodriving without insurance, $285,MSP; Paul D. Falling, 42, Brownton,failure to stop at stop signs orstop lines, speed, $195, MSP;Joshua D. Lindeman, 20, Glencoe,seat belt, $110, MSP; DannL. Morris, 63, Glencoe, speed,$135, MSP; Oscar Schubert, 32,Berwyn, Ill., speed, $385, MSP;Jerrod T. Weckman, 28, Hutchinson,muffler required, $135, MSP;David D. Sangren, 43, Dassel,stopping/standing/parking onhighway, $185, SLPD; MatthewH. Brusven, 19, Glencoe, followtoo close, $135, WPD; Yancey W.Catlin, 25, Winsted, driving aftersuspension, stay of imposition,unsupervised probation one year,local confinement 10 days, creditfor time served two days, no driverlicense violations, no drivingwithout insurance, no same orsimilar, proof of insurance, dismissed,$160, WPD; Yancey W.Catlin, 25, Winsted, driving aftersuspension, $400, WPD; MatthewA. Demars, 28, Glencoe, winterparking, $32, WPD; Cathleen B.Lafountaine, 49, Hastings, winterparking, $32, WPD; Ashley M.Lammela, 22, Lakeville, winterparking, $32, WPD; Kimberly J.Lavone, 37, Winsted, winter parking,$32, WPD; Adeel Ahmed, 32,Glencoe, sell liquor to a personunder 21 years of age, $750,GPD; Greta H. J. Dahl, 21,Hutchinson, proof of insurance,dismissed, HPD; Arlandus D.Cole, 39, Hutchinson, driving aftercancellation, unsupervised probationone year, local confinement91 days, stay 61 days for oneyear, keep court/attorney informedof current address, remainlaw-abiding, no same or similar,no driver license violations, nodriving without insurance, noopen bottle charges, speed, dismissed,$185, SO; Paige V.Weber, 19, St. Cloud, liquor consumptionby persons under 21,$185, SOBirthsHutchinson HealthWyatt Gary Schroeder bornJune 1, 2013, to Christopher andNicole Schroeder of Hutchinson.MarriagesDesiree Ruth Strong and OscarAlberto Resendez, both ofHutchinson.Alyssa Lynn Gutzmann andTimothy Alan Storms, both ofWinsted.Mitzi Karr Ellis, Lakeville, andRonald Simon Shimanski, SilverLake.DissolutionsPaul Thomas Stevens and JenniferDee Stevens, both of LesterPrairie.Dale P. 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