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Section BWednesday, October 3, 2012

The McLeod County ChronicleSports

GSL FootballTurn to page 3B

Cross CountryTurn to page 2B

Chronicle photo by Lee Ostrom

All-WCC Panthers on the tennis courts are Kelly Arnold andMichaela Boesche.

Panthers 3-0 in West

By Lee OstromSports Editor

Michaela Boesche had lockeddown her spot on this year’s All-Wright County Conference teamprior to the league tournament. TheGSL senior compiled a 19-5 regular-season record, largely against firstand second singles.

Kelly Arnold, a junior teammate,had not clinched her award, however.Carrying in a 14-10 mark, alsoagainst mostly first and second sin-gles, she needed to win two matchesto get an All-WCC spot.

She did just that, prevailing in

pressure-packed, third-set tiebreakersover Kelly Mendel of Annandale(10-8) and top-seeded Kristin Hedtkeof Delano (10-4) to reach the finalsof the No. 2 singles tournament.

“It’s a big accomplishment forboth of them,” head coach RobbDeCorsey said.

Over the years, Boesche has put “alot of time” into her game, he said;much of it while going one-on-onewith her family’s garage door.

“She’s so competitive,” DeCorseysaid. “I call her the Ultimate Fighter.She fights and fights and fights foreverything.

“You have to beat her,” he added,“because she doesn’t beat herself.”

Meanwhile, Arnold has gone frombeing now-graduated Mary Arnold’s“little sister” to one of the captains— with Boesche and senior KellyBeneke.

“She’s such a spirited player,”DeCorsey said, noting how KellyArnold has stepped up and become aleader — often by example.

Take the WCC tourney.“She just went out there and got

her all-conference award,” DeCorsey

Chronicle photo by Rich Glennie

All-WCC safety Ethan Maass (28) was pressedinto two-way duties in GSL’s home game withLitchfield. Here, Maass tries to scoot around

Dragons linebacker Nathan King. That’s GSLguard Nolan Lepel (58) and another Pantherblocker trying to make things tough for King.

GSL fightsoff a Dragon;Becker nextBy Lee OstromSports Editor

Ball-thieving Glencoe-Sil-ver Lake defenders recov-ered two Litchfield fum-bles, intercepted three

Zach Kinny passes and needed allfive takeaways to claim a 28-20 victo-ry over the Dragons last Friday atStevens Seminary Stadium.

Kinny, a three-year starter at quar-terback, was mostly brilliant whilecompleting 20 passes for 224 yardsand rushing 18 times for another 60.

But in the waning seconds, whiledriving Litchfield to what he hopedwould be eight tying points, Kinnyhurled a pass intended for a wing-back. Instead, the ball was picked offby senior Panther STUD linebackerBrandon Ebert at the GSL 16.

The big play gave Ebert a footballhat trick: 3 interceptions.

“I just got to my drops,” he said.“Coach (Dean) Schwirtz always says,‘If you get to your drops, good thingswill happen.’”

With 19 seconds to go and Litch-field snapping the ball from the GSL31, Ebert chucked the wingback at theline of scrimmage; then tried to keepinside coverage. When the ball camezinging his way, Ebert, who also hasplayed offensive end during his varsi-ty career, showed off his sure hands

GSL boys notch 1st winDefender Parker Kerslake (14) is in the middle of Saturday’saction at Watertown-Mayer, where the GSL boys’ soccer teamcollected its first win of the season — after 11 losses and twoties. Trailing 1-0 at halftime, the Panthers got second-halfgoals from Joe Fehrenbach and Nick Jenkins to pull out a 2-1victory. Aaron Rhodes was the winning goalie.

Runnersshow offdepth; get2nd at DC

DC meetResults from Dassel-Cokato’s

cross-country invitational, whichtook place Tuesday, Sept. 25, atCollinwood Park:

BOYS’ DivisionTeam Totals

1.Delano ............................542.GSL Panthers .................593.Dassel-Cokato ................954.Waconia..........................995.Annandale.....................1086.Rockford .......................1267.Litchfield........................130EVWK................................inc

Individuals(5,000 Meters)

TOP 10-PLUS-ONE — 1.Adam Arm-bruster (Del) 17:15; 2.Sam Thomas(Del) 17:35; 3.JALEN METCALF (gsl)17:36; 4.Daniel Clark (Del) 17:49;5.Tucker Sjomeling (Del) 18:08.

6.Caleb Kragenbring (Lit) 18:11;7.Ben Vaske (Wac) 18:12; 8.ISIAHHEROUT (gsl) 18:15; 9.Matthew Fliegel(Ann) 18:21; 10.Cameron Sundmark(Lit) 18:22; 11.JAC CHELMAN (gsl)18:32.Other Panthers

17.Kyle POLZIN 19:03; 20.GarrettOBER 19:20; 22.Tanner KONEN 19:23;30.Tyler ZAJICEK 19:40. Top GSL JVtime: 1.Garret ARDOLF 19:36.

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GIRLS’ DivisionTeam Totals

1. Annandale......................312.Waconia..........................703.Dassel-Cokato ................724.GSL Panthers ...............1225.Litchfield........................1316.EVWK ...........................1367.Delano ..........................144Rockford............................inc

Individuals(4,000 Meters)

TOP 5 — 1.Courtney Alama (Ann)15:05; 2.TORI BURR (gsl) 15:15; 3.Eliz-abeth Schlafke (Ann) 15:32; 4.LexiWillems (Wac) 16:03; 5.SavannahRamirez (Lit) 16:10.Other Panthers

22.Jennifer IlLG 17:40; 29.KayleeVENIER 17:56; 31.Kaitlyn BOESCHE18:08; 38.Mary ROACH 18:35; 39.Han-nah YUREK 18:40; 44.Taylor VENIER19:20. Top GSL JV time: 8.JennaHAAG 18:48.


Despite season-threatening in-juries to two of its top runners, theGlencoe-Silver Lake boys’ crosscountry team continues to poststrong results.

After winning Waconia’s nine-team Run of the Lakes Invitationalon Sept. 18 and placing second —behind only mighty Hutchinson —at GSL’s Caty Delwiche Invitation-al two days later, the Panther boysclai med second place at Dassel-Cokato’s eight-squad event lastTuesday.

The GSL boys tallied 59 points,only five off champion Delano’space.

That’s impressive, particularlyfor a lineup missing sophomoreBrandon Richter (foot) and juniorJames Tichy (knee).


For only the second time this sportsseason, now in 18 decisions, the GSLvolleyball team has tasted defeat. Likethe first, the loss occurred in a matchagainst a Wright County Conferenceopponent.

Last Thursday (Sept. 27) at Delano,the Panthers fell in straight games.Scores were 25-15, 25-19, 25-14.

Delano’s win, coupled withHutchinson’s loss to Dassel-Cokato(in five games), leaves the DelanoTigers and Hutch Tigers sharing sec-ond place in the WCC; each with a 4-1 league mark — behind 7-0 Waconia.

GSL, dropping to 4-2, shares fourthplace with Mound-Westonka andOrono. DC is next at 3-2. (Glencoe-Silver Lake has won head-to-headmatches with all three teams — de-feating Mound-Westonka in five

games, and DC and Orono each infour games).

At Delano, the Panthers committedonly one serving error, but had sevenserve-receiving errors, only threeblocks and a 31.82 attack percentage(28 kills in 88 attempts).

A look at a few of GSL’s individu-als:

• Courtney Lemke — 21 set assists,4 kills, 3 service aces, 9 digs, 1 block.

• Clarissa Ober — 13 kills, 1 block.• Krissy Garbers — 4 kills, 10 digs,

10 serve receives.• Stephanie Klockmann — 3 kills, 1

block, 7 digs, 15 serve receives.• Lexi Kerslake — 4 kills, 8 digs,

15 serve receives.After an Oct. 2 match with Hutchin-

son, GSL is at Annandale on Thurs-day; then home to New London-Spicer and Litchfield to close its WCCschedule.

Delano tacks 2ndloss on Panthervolleyball resume

All-WCC tennis teamincludes 2 GSL girlsPanthers are 2nd seeds for Section 5(A) tourney

GSL TennisTurn to page 2B

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GSL PantherFall Sports

FOOTBALL

VOLLEYBALL

CROSS COUNTRY

TENNIS

GIRLS’ SOCCER

BOYS’ SOCCER

August31....Holy Family Cath.. .W,46-21

September07....at Hutchinson ......L,35-1314....Annandale ..........W,43-3321....at N.London-Spicer ..W,26-628....Litchfield .............W,28-20

October05....Becker (HC)..............7:0012....at Waconia................7:0017....at Dassel-Cokato ......7:00Section 2(AAAA) Tourney23....1st Round .................7:00

August28....Watertown-Mayer. ..W,3-030....at HF Catholic ........W,3-1

September04....at NYA Central........W,3-111....at Mound-Wtka.......W,3-213....Dassel-Cokato........W,3-115....Montevideo Inv. ...1st(4-0)18....at Waconia...............L,3-020....Orono .....................W,3-122....Sibley East Inv.....1st(5-0)24....at Sibley East .........W,3-027....at Delano .................L,3-0

October02....Hutchinson................7:0004....at Annandale.............7:0008....New London-Spicer ..7:0011....Litchfield ...................7:0018....GFW .........................7:3019....at Rochester tourneySection 2(AA) Tourney25....1st Round .................7:00

August25....NYA Alum. ....B-1st/G-2nd

September06....at Redbird Inv. .........B-9th......................................G-13th11....at NYA Lions ...........B-5th......................................G-10th18....at Waconia ..............B-1st........................................G-4th20....GSL Invite ...B-2nd/G-2nd25....at Dassel-Cokato ...B-2nd........................................G-4th

October04....at Litchfield. ..............4:0006....at Swain (Duluth) ..10a.m.11....at WCC (Delano) ......4:0016....at WM .......................4:00Section 2(A) Meet25....at St. Paul .................1:00

August23....Willmar ....................L,2-027....at Worthington .........L,2-028....at PACT Charter .....W,7-030....at Mound-Wtka ........L,3-1

September04....Delano .....................L,2-006....at Hutchinson .........W,3-011....Waconia...................L,2-013....at Mankato Loyola ...L,5-018....Mound-Wtka. ...........L,6-020....at Delano .................L,2-025....Hutchinson ..............L,4-027....at Orono ..................L,8-029....at Watertown-May. ..........

October02....at Chain of Lakes......5:0004....Holy Family Cath. .....7:0006....at Mayer Luth...........noonSection 2(A) Tourney08....1st Round

August24....vs. New Ulm ............L,2-124 ...vs. SW Christian......L,2-027....at Worthington .........L,4-228....at Waconia...............L,5-030....at Mound-Wtka ........L,8-0

September04....Delano .....................L,5-006....at Hutchinson ..........L,1-011....Waconia...................L,6-013....at Mank.Loyola ........T,2-218....Mound-Wtka. ...........L,4-220....at Delano .................L,3-125....Hutchinson...............T,3-327....at Orono ..................L,4-029....at Watertown-May. ....W,2-1

October02....at New Ulm ...............5:0004....Holy Family Cath. .....5:0006....at Mayer Luth............2:00Section 2(A) Tourney09....1st Round

August21....Jordan. ....................L,4-321....Sibley East .............W,6-123....Centennial ..............L,7-0.23....St.C Cathedral........W,6-123....Providence .............W,4-325....at N.Prague Inv......cancel28....Orono ......................L,6-130....at Mound-Wtka. .......L,5-231....at St. Peter .............W,4-3

September08....at Brainerd Inv. ...........3rd10....Annandale ..............W,4-311....at HF Catholic..........L,5-213....Litchfield .................W,7-014....at Hutch Invite .....4th(0-3)15....at Litchfield Inv. ..2nd(2-1)18....at Hutchinson ..........L,5-220....at N.London-Sp. ......L,4-328....WCC, at Orono ................

OctoberSection 5(A) Tourney04....1st Round. Teams11....1st Round, Individuals

BMX Results

Cross Country Continued from page 1B

GSL Tennis Continued from page 1B

Arlington Raceway Results Points champions were

crowned in seven divisions atlast Saturday’s (Sept. 29) sea-son finale at Arlington Race-way. The feature results:IMCA Hobby

1. Adam Revier (Glencoe) —Points Champion.

2.Rod Manthey (Norwood);3.Ryan Grochow (New Ulm);4.Mike Christensen (Hutchinson);5.Daniel Eckblad (St.Peter).

6.Sarah Voss (Belle Plaine);7.Jeremy Ziemke (Janesville);8.Mike Vogt (New Auburn);9.Kevin LaTour (LeSueur);10.Jessie Johnson (Belle Plaine).IMCA Sport Compact

1.Alan Lahr (Nicollet) —PointsChampion.

2.Jed Trebelhorn (Winthrop);3.Jason Baune (Hutchinson);4.Kris Stoeckman (Arlington);5.Kyle Ewert (Arlington).

6.Logan St.John (Arlington);7.Robert Rutt (Norwood); 8.ZachMalchow (Hutchinson); 9.AshelynMoriarty (Jordan); 10.Dave Revier,(Glencoe).

Outlaw Hobby1.Bryan Apitz (New Ulm) —

Points Champion.2.Rod Manthey (Norwood);

3.Bill Braunworth (Plato); 4.JoePommerer (Silver Lake); 5.JohnAlbrecht (Glencoe).

6.Dan Mackenthun (Hamburg);7.Shawn Harms (Green Isle);8.Scott Oestreich (Belle Plaine);9.Tony Winters (Green Isle);10.Darrell Eckblad (St.Peter).IMCA Sport Modifieds

1.Adam Voss (Arlington) —Points Champion.

2.Adam Ecker (Comfrey);3.Josh Larsen (Glencoe); 4.MarkGarver (Wells); 5.Eric Larson(Madison Lake).

6. Brett Trebesch (Sleepy Eye);7.Andy Daschner (Arlington);8.Wade Marshall (Chanhassen);9.Brandon Parker (Belle Plaine);10.Travis Schurmann (Norwood).IMCA Sprints

1. Neil Stevens (Bingham Lake)— Points Champion.

2.Mike Stien (Gaylord); 3JustinAllen (Janesville); 4.Brandon Allen(St.Peter); 5.Brett Allen (Gaylord).

6.Travis Zieske (Sioux Falls,SD); 7.Ron Guentzel, (St.Peter);8.Jordan Wilmes (St.Peter);9.Dalyn Cody (Elko);10.DaveBecker (Belle Plaine).IMCA Stocks

1.Ken Tietz (Belle Plaine).2.Dan Mackenthun (Hamburg)

— Points Champion.3.Brent Uecker (Hutchinson);

4.Brad Lange (Prior Lake); 5.DaveMoriarty (Jordan).

6.Matt Schauer (Arlington);7.Kyle Roepke (Arlington); 8.JohnPolifka (Glencoe); 9.Mori Oestre-ich (Henderson); 10.Darrell Eck-blad (St.Peter).IMCA Modifieds

1.Clint Hatlestad (Glencoe) —Points Champion.

2.Tim Pessek (Hutchinson);3.Andy Timm (Mankato); 4.ChetAtkinson (Hugo); 5.Dan Macken-thun (Hamburg).

6.Ken Dallman (New Germany);7.Bill Johnson (St.Peter); 8.NickHelmbrecht (Winsted); 9.DaltonMagers (Redwood Falls); 10.NateZimmerman (Janesville).

GSL hall of fameadds 3 membersat Oct. 6 banquetBy Lee OstromSports Editor

The GSL Panther Hallof Fame will grow bythree Saturday, Oct. 6,

when inductees Robyn(Ruschmeier) Courchane,Dave Dose and Mary Reschswell hall membership to 24.

In addition, special recogni-tion will be extended to thefollowing: members of the1998 GSL girls’ basketballteam; members of the unde-feated 2000 GSL football teamand cheerleaders; Tim Halli-gan, Nate Gorr and Josh Mon-ahan for all their GSL footballradio broadcasts; and LouieGraupmann, Dale Pagel, DaveWitthus and Mike Wosmek forall the GSL football gamesthey worked as a chain gang.

Indeed, the GSL Panther As-sociation’s sixth Hall of Famebanquet should be anotherdandy. Doors at Glencoe CityCenter will open at 5:30 p.m.Dinner is at 6:30 p.m. The pro-gram gets under way at 7:30p.m.

Following are brief biogra-phies of the three latest in-ductees:

RobynCourchane

Born Dec. 14, 1976, inGlencoe. ... Graduated fromGlencoe-Silver Lake HighSchool (class of 1995) afterdistinctive performances involleyball, basketball, softball,band and choir.

In volleyball, she receivedWright County Conferencehonorable mention for her playas a sophomore on the Glen-coe Eagles’ first WCC champi-on. As a junior and again as aGSL senior, she was All-WCC.... She led a WCC runner-upteam in passes, hits, blocks andaces as a senior, when she wasan academic all-state recipient.

In basketball, she was amember of 1993-94 and 1994-95 WCC championship teams.... She was the first Glencoe

girl to score 1,000 points in acareer, and twice was namedMVP of the WCC.

In softball, she began pitch-ing varsity games as an eighth-grader. As a senior, she pitchedher GSL team to the state tour-nament. ... She was All-WCC,all-region, all-state and aca-demic all-state.

Her contributions in musicearned her the National ChoralAward and the John PhillipSousa Band Award. ... Sheplayed alto saxophone in pitbands for four musicals, andshe accompanied numerouschoir concerts as a pianist.

Success continued at theCollege of St. Benedict (CSB),where she graduated cumlaude with a degree in musiceducation. Competing in vol-leyball and basketball, sheearned All-MIAC, All-Ameri-can and Academic All-Ameri-can honors. ... She still holdsthe CSB record for career kills.

Robyn was CSB Athlete ofthe Year in 1998 and 1999, andshe received the school’s high-est senior honor, its Presiden-tial Award, in 1999. ... She wasinducted into the Blazer Hallof Fame in 2008.

Today, she continues to beinvolved in sports through of-ficiating high school and col-lege volleyball and basketball.

Robyn and husband Chrislive in Brooklyn Park withtheir two sons, Nathan andWilliam. ... She works as asenior solutions analyst forMarco.

Dave DoseBorn Nov. 9, 1951, in Glen-

coe. .... Graduated (class of1969) from Glencoe HighSchool, where he won seven-letters in football, basketball,and track. ... He continued hiseducation at Mayville (N.D.)State University, receiving hiselementary education degreein 1973. He earned four col-lege letters in football.

He spent the first two years

of his teaching career in Tri-mont, Minn., before moving toSt. James. There, he served 10years as an elementary teacherand began his football coachingcareer – including six seasonsas head coach. ... At St. James,he posted a 37-19 record withtwo conference crowns, twosection titles, and two statetournament appearances.

In 1985, Dave returned toGlencoe to become a fifth-grade teacher at Glencoe Mid-dle School. ... In his secondyear back home, he was namedGlencoe’s head football coach.From 1986 to 1993, his teamshad a 32-39 record and wonone conference championship.When the Glencoe school dis-trict consolidated with SilverLake, he took a year off fromcoaching before joining BuzRumrill’s staff as GSL’s defen-sive coordinator in 1995.

Dave assumed GSL’s headcoaching position in 1999, andthe next nine seasons wouldbring the Panthers huge suc-cess: state championships in2000, 2003, 2006, and 2007,state runners-up in 2002, twoadditional state semifinal ap-pearances, seven section titles,and four Wright County Con-ference titles. ... He was namedClass AAA Coach of the Yearfour times, Minnesota FootballCoaches Association Coach ofthe Year, section Coach of theYear seven times, and confer-ence Coach of the Year seventimes.

Dave retired from coachingin 2007 with an overall recordof 166-77. He was inductedinto the Minnesota State Foot-ball Coaches Hall of Fame in2010. ...Dave and wife Kari

(former Kari Lilienthal, a Glen-coe graduate) have been mar-ried for 23 years and live inGlencoe. They have two sons:Eric, 21, and Brian, 19, bothcurrently attending St. CloudState University. ... He contin-ues to substitute teach andcoach, enjoys traveling, spend-ing time with his family, andstill gets out occasionally tosing karaoke.

Mary ReschBorn Aug. 4, 1951, in Still-

water. ... Graduated (class of1969) from Forest Lake HighSchool, during an era when in-terscholastic athletics were notavailable to girls. ... She wasactive in GAA, band, FHA,French Club, 4-H, ChurchYouth Group, and she was arepresentative to Girls Stateand the Washington, D.C.,Leadership event.

She graduated from Augs-burg College in 1973 with a de-gree in physical education andhealth education. ... She playedfour years of women’s sportsand received Augsburg’s Inter-collegiate Athletics Award as asenior. She was inducted intothe Augsburg Athletic Hall ofFame in 2008 for promotingequal opportunities in sportsfor female athletes.

When Mary and her hus-band, Dave, moved to Glencoein 1973, word reached thecoach of Glencoe’s fledglinggirls’ basketball program thatthe wife of the new agricultureeducation teacher was a collegebasketball player. Soonenough, Janet Willand recruitedMary to become her first assis-tant coach. In Jan’s words,“Mary was a huge part of our1974 state championship team

and the defensive specialist forour 1976 state runner-upteam.”

After a brief move awayfrom Glencoe, Mary and herfamily returned to the area andshe took over the girls’ basket-ball program. The year was1988. ... She led the girls toseven conference champi-onships during nine seasons inthe Wright County Conference,and her 1998 team took fourthin the state tournament. ... Shewas named Section 5AA andState Class AA Coach of theYear. She amassed a 172-76overall head coaching record,including 105-25 in WrightCounty Conference games.

Mary and Dave own a 45-acre hobby farm outside Glen-coe and raise show lambs andbreeding stock for buyersacross the nation. Mary’s job isto midwife the lamb’s births,care for the orphans, and recordkeeping. ... They have two sons— both GSL graduates:Nathan and his wife Heidi livein Courtland, Minn., with theirdaughter Alexandra Jennifer,while Dan resides in Carver,Minn. ... In 1989, daughterJenny, an eighth-grader atGlencoe Middle School, diedof an immune deficiency dis-ease. Each year in memory ofJenny, the Resch family pres-ents a scholarship to an out-standing eighth-grade student.

Mary loves spending timewith her new granddaughter,gardening, canning and freez-ing produce, reading, and keep-ing track of Gopher football,women’s and men’s basketballteams, and the Minnesota Lynxand Lindsay Whalen.

Robyn (Ruschmeier)Courchane

Dave Dose Mary Resch

Richter, who earned honor-able mention on last year’sAll-Wright County Confer-ence team, was GSL’s secondrunner — close behind seniorJalen Metcalf — at the 2012Panthers’ first four meets. Ineach one, he posted a timeunder 18 minutes.

Tichy’s season started latebecause of an injury, but heposted GSL’s fourth-best timeat Waconia and seemed to be

coming on. But neither he norRichter has run since the Wa-conia meet.

Head coach Jeff Delwichelisted them as “doubtful” forany further cross countrymeets this season.

At DC’s meet, Metcalfplaced third overall after goingunder 17:45 for the sixthstraight meet. Delwiche prais-es Metcalf, calling his trainingworkouts “phenomenal.”

Meanwhile, sophomoresIsiah Herout, Jac Chelman andGarrett Ober are coming on,placing eighth, 11th and 20thoverall, respectively. SeniorsKyle Polzin (17th), TannerKonen (22) and Kyle Zajicek(30) are stepping up, too.

Then there are the boys —led by sophomore Garret Ar-dolf — who dominated the JVrun at DC, placing first as ateam with a mere 22 points.

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Next for GSL tennis is theSection 5 (Class A) team tour-ney. The second-seeded Pan-thers play host to No.7 MAC-CRAY in a 3 p.m. quarterfi-nal Wednesday (Oct. 3).

Final two rounds are Mon-day, Oct. 8, at either College

of St. Benedict or St. John’s.Annandale is the top seed; lastyear’s champion. ProvidenceAcademy, is the No.3 seed.

The section’s individualtourney also is at CSB or SJU,beginning Oct. 11 and finish-ing Oct. 15.

Look for Boesche andArnold to play first doubles at

the individual event. The pairtested their doubles gameSept. 14 at Hutchinson, wherethey won all three of theirmatches in straight sets —over No.1 pairs from Foley,Monticello and Hutchinson.

DeCorsey said Beneke hasexpressed interest in playingfirst singles.

Results from the Sept. 29season-finale motos at theBuffalo Creek BMX track inGlencoe:Moto 1: Pit Bike (7 riders)

1.Parker Mellgren (Waconia);2.Mitchell Voss (Glencoe);3.Jesse James (Glencoe).Moto 2: 16-30 Cruiser (3)

1.Jordan Hasti (Cokato); 2.NickPagel (Glencoe); 3.Mark Janke(Glencoe).Moto 3: 7 Intermediate (3)

1.Miiles Boesch (New Ulm);2.Ty Frederick (New Ulm); 3.ColeFrederick (New Ulm).Moto 4: 8 Novice (4)

1.Trae Schettl (Jordan); 2.Grif-fin Jensen (Waconia); 3. AshtonLaPlante (Glencoe).Moto 5: 9 Intermediate (3)

1.Mitchell Voss (Glencoe);2.Dawson Schiller (New Ulm);3.Kailee Sendle (Waterville).

Moto 6: 10 Novice (4)1.Keegan Visher (Shorewood);

2.Parker Jensen (Waconia);3.Bryce Homan (Glencoe).Moto 7: 10 Intermediate (3)

1.Earl Janke (Glencoe); 2.Con-nor Worden (St. Cloud); 3.Antho-ny LaPlante (Glencoe).Moto 8: 11 Novice (3)

1.Blake Hawes (Glencoe);2.Jesse James (Glencoe); 3.Isa-iah Moore (Hutchinson).Moto 9: 13 Novice (3)

1.Courtney Doucette(St.Cloud); 2.Austin Merrill (Glen-coe); 3.Jaden Niemeyer (Hutchin-son).Moto 10: 14 Intermediate (6)

1.Parker Mellgren (Waconia);2.Aaron Donnay (Glencoe);3.Logan Sendle (Waterville)).Moto 11: 19-27 Intermediate (4)

1.Nick Pagel (Glencoe); 2.Jor-dan Hasti (Cokato); 3.Jared Tan-ley (New Ulm).

The McLeod County Chronicle, Wednesday, October 3, 2012, page 2B


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GSL Football Yardstick Panthers 28,Litchfield 20

at GLENCOE (Sept. 28) —Litch......0 ....7 ...7 ...6 — 20GSL.....14.....0 .. 7 ...7 — 28

***SCORING PLAYS1ST QUARTER:

GSL — Keaton Anderson 8run; Eric Thalmann kick.

After Ryan Kuester returned theopening kickoff 14 yards, the Pan-thers marched 66 yards in 10plays to score. Long gains were a21-yard pass from QB Andersonto FB Dalton Clouse and a 26-yard run by Clouse. TD occurredafter a 1st-and-goal snap. Driveconsumed 4:50. With 7:06 remain-ing in 1Q, the score: Panthers 7,Dragons 0.

GSL — Ethan Maass 1 run;Thalmann kick.

Following DE Ray Eberhard’srecovery of a Litchfield fumble, thePanthers traveled 30 yards in 3plays to score. Initial play was a26-yard pass from Anderson toOE Derek Bratsch. TD occcurredafter a 2nd-and-goal snap. Driveconsumed 48 seconds. With 6:09remaining in 1Q, the score: Pan-thers 14, Dragons 0.

***2ND QUARTER:

Lit — Devan Schliemann 5pass from Zach Kinny;Berenger Magis kick.

After a GSL punt rolled dead,the Dragons marched 86 yards in18 plays to score. Litchfield movedthe chains five times, including 3times with 3rd-down converts. TDoccurred after a 2nd-and-4 snap.Possession consumed 8:11. With5:56 remaining in the 2Q thescore: Panthers 14, Dragons 7.

***3RD QUARTER:

Lit — Schliemann 16 passfrom Kinny; Magis kick.

After Dylan Koll returned the 2Hopening kickoff only to the 14, theDragons marched 86 yards in 9plays to score. Long gain was a31-yard pass from Kinny toSchliegel. TD occurred after a2nd-and-7 snap. Drive consumed2:28. With 9:26 remaining in 3Q,the score: Panthers 14, Dragons14.

GSL — Ryan Kuester 27 passfrom Anderson; Thalmann kick.

After Maass recovered a Litch-field fumble at the end of a puntreturn, the Panthers covered 17yards in 2 plays to score. TD oc-curred after a 2nd-and-19 snap.Drive consumed 1:08. With 4:37remaining in 3Q, the score: Pan-thers 21, Dragons 14.

***4TH QUARTER:

GSL — Anderson 27 run;Thalmann kick.

After a Litchfield punt went outof bounds, the Panthers traveled66 yards in 4 plays to score. Longgain was a 29-yard run by HBRyan Kuester. TD occurred afternext snap. Drive consumed 1:16.With 9:22 remaining in 4Q, thescore: Panthers 28, Dragons 14.

Lit — Kinny 3 run; kickblocked.

After Koll returned a GSL punt 7yards, the Dragons went 82 yardsin 6 plays to score. Long gain wasa 54-yard pass from Kinny toSchliemann on 4th-and-4. TD oc-curred after a 2nd-and-1 snap.Possession consumed 1:16. With5:14 remaining in 4Q, the score:Panthers 28, Dragons 20.

** **TEAM STATISTICS Lit. . . . GSLNet Rushing.................96 . . . . . . 179— attempts ................33 . . . . . . . 45Net Passing ...............224 . . . . . . . 85— completes..............20 . . . . . . . . 4— attempts ................33 . . . . . . . . 8— had INT. ...................3 . . . . . . . . 0

Total Yards.................330 . . . . . . 264— plays ......................66 . . . . . . . 53Fumbles Lost .................2 . . . . . . . . 1

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING — Litch: Zach Kinny

18-60, Devan Schliemann 8-29. ...GSL: Dalton Clouse 21-88,Keaton Anderson 612-52, RyanKuester 4-20, Ethan Maass 8-19.

PASSING — Litch: Kinny 20-33-3 224. ... GSL: Anderson 4-8-085.

RECEIVING — Litch: Schlie-mann 4-96, Cody Rau 8-71, EricMadsen 4-31. ... GSL: DerekBratsch 2-38, Kuester 1-27,Clouse 1-21.

INTERCEPTIONS — GSL:Brandon Ebert 3.

FUMBLE RECOVERIES —GSL: Ray Eberhard 1, Maass 1.

SACKS — GSL: Carter Pinske1.

TACKLES — Total (Solo) GSL:Ethan Maass 9(4), Carter Pinske8(6), Bennett Bielke 7(5), TravisRothstein 7(5), Reed Dunbar 6(5),Colton Lueders 6(3), Zach Dahlke5(2).

** **GSL LINEUPS

OFFENSE— C-MichaelSkoglund, LG-Nolan Lepel, RG-Zach Jones, LT-Eric Thalmann,RT-Nick Rose, LE-Derek Bratsch(Brandon Ebert, RE-Tanner Grack(Reed Dunbar).

QB-Keaton Anderson, FB-Dal-ton Clouse; LHB-Ethan Maass;RHB-Ryan Kuester.

DEFENSE— T-Josh VonBerge(Tyler Donnay), T-Jeremy Tower,LE-Ray Eberhard, RE-Reed Dun-bar.

SAM-Zach Dahlke, WILL-ColtonLueders, STUD-Brandon Ebert,MONSTER-Carter Pinske.

DB-Travis Rothstein, DB-Ben-nett Bielke, S-Ethan Maass.

GSL Football Continued from page 1B

Chronicle photo by Lee Ostrom

GSL head coach Scott Tschimperle enjoyed a lightmoment prior to his team’s WCC game with Litchfieldlast Friday.

for the third — and most im-portant — time.

“He made a great catch,”head coach Scott Tschimperlesaid.

The win kept GSL undefeat-ed in the Wright County Con-ference’s new West Division.

GSL, 4-1 overall, is 3-0 inthe WCC West with one divi-sional game – Oct. 17 at Das-sel-Cokato — to play.

This Friday, the Panthershope to celebrate their home-coming with a triumph over arival from the past, namelyBecker. The Bulldogs, seem-ingly always strong, are 5-0this year — after pulling out a28-22 thriller over Albany lastFriday.

***Against Litchfield, the Pan-

thers started fast, but failed tocapitalize on all their opportu-nities.

With the game’s openingpossession, GSL quarterbackKeaton Anderson capped a 66-yard march by running 8 yardsfor a touchdown.

With Litchfield’s first pos-session, Ebert (who else?)blew up the Dragons’ initial at-tempt for offense by forcing afumble GSL defensive endRay Eberhard covered at theLitchfield 30,

Three plays later, the Pan-thers were back in the endzone. Not quite 6 minutes intothe game, GSL led 14-0.

The opportunities kept com-ing.

Litchfield’s second posses-sion ended with Ebert’s firstinterception, which set upGSL’s attack at the Litchfield43.

On third down, All-WCCsafety Ethan Maass — playingboth ways in halfback JakeStuedemann’s absence (healthreasons) — broke away for anapparent 39-yard touchdown.But a penalty for an illegalblock wiped out the play, andeventually the drive.

Litchfield put up sevenpoints with its next possession;then GSL got a chance to an-swer. Starting from the Drag-ons 45, the Panthers marchedto the 17 before losing a fum-ble — GSL’s lone turnover ofthe night.

Two plays later, Ebertpicked off his second Kinnypass, giving GSL’s offense theball at the Litchfield 25. But afourth-down pass from the 10fell incomplete with 8 secondsleft in the half.

“They were hard hitters, ...very hard hitters,” said second-year GSL center MichaelSkoglund.

***Litchfield moved to a tying

touchdown to start the secondhalf; then appeared to be get-ting the ball back after forcinga GSL punt. However, CarterPinske’s hit on Dragons returnspecialist Cody Rau forced afumble Maass recovered at theLitchfield 17,

After a sack and a procedurepenalty, Anderson found RyanKuester behind the Litchfielddefense and connected withhim for seven points.

Tschimperle said end DerekBratsch, who ran an under pat-tern, was the first target. How-ever, with good pass protec-tion, Anderson spotted Kuester,who ran a deep post route — asdid end Reed Dunbar.

“Keaton had plenty of visionand made a great play,” thecoach said.

On back-to-back plays earlyin the fourth quarter, Kuesterran a toss sweep to the left sidefor 29 yards and Anderson kepton a mid-line option to the leftside for 27 yards and a TD.

Tschimperle said Kuestermade “a heck of a move” to getaround a defensive end andturn the corner on his run. OnAnderson’s run, Tschimperlesaid every Panther made hisblock.

“It was just how you draw itup,” he said,

After that, it came down toKinny and Ebert.

“He’s a great athlete,” Ebertsaid about the Litchfield QB.

But it was Ebert who had thelast say on this particular day.

***— More than $800 was

raised at last Friday’s game to“Tackle Cancer” for the RandyShaver Cancer Research andCommunity Fund.

— Tschimperle said Litch-field blitzed more than 50 per-cent of GSL’s snaps.

— Eric Thalmann was 4-for-4 on PAT kicks. Meanwhile,Dunbar blocked Litchfield’s

third PAT kick.“It’s amazing how important

those extra-point kicks are,”Tschimperle said.

Overall, he thought GSLspecial teams had an outstand-ing game.

— Becker’s aerial attack fea-tures Tommy Benson, a four-year starter at quarterback, andfavorite receivers Brett Water-cott and Joel Hopkins.

“They’re a tremendous foot-ball team,” Tschimperle said.

— The current WCC Weststandings read like this:

GSL 3-0 (4-1); Annandale 1-1 (4-1); Dassel-Cokato 1-1 (2-3); New London-Spicer 1-2 (3-2); Litchfield 0-2 (2-3).

This Friday, Annandale is atNew London-Spicer, whileDassel-Cokato visits Litch-field.

— Tschimperle said Stuede-mann has been cleared to prac-tice and play this week.

Otherwise, no one new hasbeen added to GSL’s injury list.

— Ebert’s list of contribu-tions also includes kickoffs thatare not only long, but withgood height — which the cov-erage gang loves to see.

Not only is his leg stronger,Ebert says his technique is bet-ter.

“I’m keeping my headdown,” he said.

— Updating records ofteams in Section 2 (ClassAAAA):

Hutchinson 5-0, Marshall 5-0, GSL 4-1, Dassel-Cokato 2-3,New Ulm 1-4, and MankatoEast 0-5.

Chronicle photos by Lori Copler

McLeod For Tomorrowlaunched a new nine-month leadership pro-gram in BrowntonThursday. After a morn-ing of training, the 21participants visited vari-ous Brownton facilities,including the new UnitedSouth Grain facilitynorthwest of Brownton.Above, Jeff Nielsen, gen-eral manager of UnitedFarmers Cooperative,which partnered withArcher Midland Danielsto create USG, talksabout the new facility.The group also visitedthe recently completedBrownton Area CivicCenter, which includesthe public library. Atright, Librarian BethSelle explains some ofthe library’s programs.The group also visitedBarney Tadsen Field.

MFT launchesnew season ofleadership


Foreclosure

11-079397

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE

THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION

OF THE DEBT AND IDENTITY

OF THE ORIGINAL CREDITOR

WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED

BY LAW IS NOT AFFECTED BY

THIS ACTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

that default has occurred in the con-

ditions of the following described

mortgage:

DATE OF MORTGAGE: October

23, 2006

ORIGINAL PRINICIPAL

AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$120,870.00

MORTGAGOR(S): Bernadette A.

Fallon, a single person

MORTGAGEE: Wells Fargo

Bank, N.A.

LENDER OR BROKER AND

MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR STAT-

ED ON THE MORTGAGE: Wells

Fargo Bank, N.A.

SERVICER: Wells Fargo Bank,

NA

DATE AND PLACE OF FILING:

Filed October 25, 2006, McLeod

County Registrar of Titles, as Docu-

ment Number T-45323

LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF

PROPERTY:

Unit 114, Condominium Number

6, Morningside Estates, a condomini-

um, McLeod County, Minnesota.

REGISTERED PROPERTY

PROPERTY ADDRESS: 114

Morningside Dr. NE, Hutchinson,

MN 55350

PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION

NUMBER: 23 255 0270

CERT NO. 12827

COUNTY IN WHICH PROPER-

TY IS LOCATED: McLeod

THE AMOUNT CLAIMED TO

BE DUE ON THE MORTGAGE ON

THE DATE OF THE NOTICE:

$123,594.73

THAT all pre-foreclosure require-

ments have been complied with; that

no action or proceeding has been in-

stituted at law or otherwise to recov-

er the debt secured by said mortgage,

or any part thereof;

PURSUANT, to the power of sale

contained in said mortgage, the

above described property will be sold

by the Sheriff of said county as fol-

lows:

DATE AND TIME OF SALE:

October 17, 2012, 10:00 a.m.

PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff’s Main

Office, 801 East 10th Street, Glencoe,

MN 55336

to pay the debt secured by said

mortgage and taxes, if any, on said

premises and the costs and disburse-

ments, including attorneys fees al-

lowed by law, subject to redemption

within 6 months from the date of

said sale by the mortgagor(s) the per-

sonal representatives or assigns.

TIME AND DATE TO VACATE

PROPERTY: If the real estate is an

owner-occupied, single-family

dwelling, unless otherwise provid-

ed by law, the date on or before

which the mortgagor(s) must va-

cate the property, if the mortgage

is not reinstated under section

580.30 or the property is not re-

deemed under section 580.23, is

11:59 p.m. on April 17, 2013.

“THE TIME ALLOWED BY

LAW FOR REDEMPTION BY THE

MORTGAGOR, THE MORT-

GAGOR’S PERSONAL REPRE-

SENTATIVES OR ASSIGNS, MAY

BE REDUCED TO FIVE WEEKS

IF A JUDICIAL ORDER IS EN-

TERED UNDER MINNESOTA

STATUTES SECTION 582.032 DE-

TERMINING, AMONG OTHER

THINGS, THAT THE MORT-

GAGED PREMISES ARE IM-

PROVED WITH A RESIDENTIAL

DWELLING OF LESS THAN 5

UNITS, ARE NOT PROPERTY

USED FOR AGRICULTURAL

PRODUCTION, AND ARE ABAN-

DONED.

Dated: August 21, 2012

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A

Mortgagee

SHAPIRO & ZIELKE, LLP

By

Lawrence P. Zielke – 152559

Diane F. Mach – 273788

Melissa L.B. Porter – 0337778

Randolph W. Dawdy 2160X

Ronald W. Spencer – 0104061

Stephanie O. Nelson – 0388918

Gary J. Evers - 0134764

Attorneys for Mortgagee

12550 West Frontage Road, Ste. 200

Burnsville, MN 55337

(952) 831-4060

PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT

COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT,

YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS

OFFICE IS DEEMED TO BE A

DEBT COLLECTOR. ANY INFOR-

MATION OBTAINED WILL BE

USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. THIS

NOTICE IS REQUIRED BY THE

PROVISIONS OF THE FAIR DEBT

COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT

AND DOES NOT IMPLY THAT

WE ARE ATTEMPTING TO COL-

LECT MONEY FROM ANYONE

WHO HAS DISCHARGED THE

DEBT UNDER THE BANKRUPT-

CY LAWS OF THE UNITED

STATES.

(Published in The McLeod County

Chronicle August 29, September 5,

12, 19, 26 and October 3, 2012)

Foreclosure

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE

THE RIGHT OF VERIFICATION





THIS ACTION.


that default has occurred in condi-

tions of the following described

mortgage:

DATE OF MORTGAGE: June

15, 2006

MORTGAGOR: Christina

Vasko, a single person.

MORTGAGEE: PNC Bank, Na-

tional Association, s/b/m to National

City Bank, s/b/m to National City

Mortgage, a division of National City

Bank of Indiana.

DATE AND PLACE OF

RECORDING: Recorded June 16,

2006 McLeod County Recorder,

Document No. A-362714.

ASSIGNMENTS OF MORT-

GAGE: NONE

TRANSACTION AGENT:

NONE

TRANSACTION AGENT’S

MORTGAGE IDENTIFICATION

NUMBER ON MORTGAGE:

NONE


MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR

STATED ON MORTGAGE: Na-

tional City Mortgage, a division of

National City Bank of Indiana.

RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE

SERVICER: PNC Bank, National

Association.

MORTGAGE PROPERTY AD-

DRESS: 1625 Hennepin Avenue

North, Glencoe, MN 55336

TAX PARCEL I.D. #:

22.065.0010


PROPERTY:

The East ½ of Lots 1, 2, and 3, in

Block 1 of The Rearrangement of

Richardson’s Park Addition to Glen-

coe.

COUNTY IN WHICH PROP-

ERTY IS LOCATED: McLeod

ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL

AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$134,000.00

AMOUNT DUE AND

CLAIMED TO BE DUE AS OF

DATE OF NOTICE, INCLUDING

TAXES, IF ANY, PAID BY MORT-

GAGEE: $127,683.06

That prior to the commencement

of this mortgage foreclosure proceed-

ing Mortgagee/Assignee of Mort-

gagee complied with all notice re-

quirements as required by statute;

That no action or proceeding has

been instituted at law or otherwise to

recover the debt secured by said

mortgage, or any part thereof;

PURSUANT to the power of sale




lows:


October 24, 2012 at 10:00 AM

PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff’s Of-

fice, Law Enforcement Center, Main

Lobby, Glencoe, MN

to pay the debt then secured by

said Mortgage, and taxes, if any, on

said premises, and the costs and dis-

bursements, including attorneys’ fees

allowed by law subject to redemption

within six (6) months from the date

of said sale by the mortgagor(s), their

personal representatives or assigns

unless reduced to Five (5) weeks

under MN Stat. §580.07.




dwelling, unless otherwise provided

by law, the date on or before which

the mortgagor(s) must vacate the

property if the mortgage is not rein-

stated under section 580.30 or the

property is not redeemed under sec-

tion 580.23 is 11:59 p.m. on April 24,

2013, unless the redemption period is

reduced to 5 weeks under MN Stat.

Secs. 580.07 or 582.032.

MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED

FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGA-

TION ON MORTGAGE: None









STATUTES, SECTION 582.032,

DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER




DWELLING OF LESS THAN FIVE


USED IN AGRICULTURAL PRO-

DUCTION, AND ARE ABAN-

DONED.”


PNC Bank, National Association

Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee

USSET, WEINGARDEN AND

LIEBO, P.L.L.P.

Attorneys for Mortgagee/Assignee of

Mortgagee

4500 Park Glen Road #300

Minneapolis, MN 55416

(952) 925-6888

4 – 12-002648 FC

THIS IS A COMMUNICATION

FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR.



12, 19, 26, and October 3, 2012)

Foreclosure

12-085830

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE






THIS ACTION.




mortgage:

DATE OF MORTGAGE: Febru-

ary 17, 2010

ORIGINAL PRINICIPAL

AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$40,801.00

MORTGAGOR(S): Daniel R.

Vielbig, Single Man

MORTGAGEE: Mortgage Elec-

tronic Registration Systems, Inc.

TRANSACTION AGENT: Mort-

gage Electronic Registration Sys-

tems, Inc.

MIN#: 1003715-0000006245-3

LENDER: Waterstone Mortgage

Corporation


N.A.


Filed February 22, 2010, McLeod

County Recorder, as Document

Number 388656


GAGE: Assigned to: Wells Fargo

Bank, NA; Dated: December 1, 2011

filed: December 9, 2011, recorded as

document number 399864


PROPERTY:

Lot 20, Block 8, Lester Prairie

PROPERTY ADDRESS: 118 Elm

Street N, Lester Prairie, MN 55354


NUMBER: 17.050.0910






$44,261.98











lows:


October 10, 2012, 10:00 a.m.



MN 55336











owner-occupied, single family








11:59 p.m. on April 10, 2013.


















DONED.


Wells Fargo Bank, NA

Assignee of Mortgagee


By






Randolph W. Dawdy – 2160X





(952) 831-4060

















STATES.



12, 19, 26, and October 3, 2012)

Foreclosure

11-072369

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE






THIS ACTION.




mortgage:

DATE OF MORTGAGE: June 10,

2005

ORIGINAL PRINICIPAL

AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$166,500.00

MORTGAGOR(S): Herbert V.

Heidecker and Bonnie L. Bartelt,

husband and wife




gage Electronic Registration Sys-

tems, Inc.

MI#: 100220710000032314



ED ON THE MORTGAGE: Mari-

bella Mortgage LLC

SERVICER: JPMorgan Chase

Bank, N.A.


Filed June 20, 2005, McLeod County

Recorder, as Document Number A-

353414


GAGE: Assigned to: U.S. Bank Na-

tional Association, as Trustee, suc-

cessor in interest to Bank of America,

National Association as successor by

merger to LaSalle Bank National As-

sociation, as Trustee for Certificate-

holders of Bear Stearns Asset Backed

Securities I LLC, Asset-Backed Cer-

tificates, Series 2005-HE9; Dated:

May 21, 2012 filed: June 6, 2012,

recorded as document number

403132.


PROPERTY:

The West half of Lot 7, Block 4,

Townsite of Hutchinson, North half,

excepting therefrom the North 181

feet of Lot 7.

PROPERTY ADDRESS: 103 5th

Ave NE, Hutchinson, MN 55350


NUMBER: 23-056-0450






$244,067.87











lows:


October 24, 2012, 10:00 a.m.



MN 55336



















11:59 p.m. on April 24, 2013.


















DONED.


U.S. Bank National Association,

as Trustee, Successor in interest to

Bank of America, National

Association as successor by merger

To LaSalle Bank National

Association, as Trustee for

Certificateholders of Bear Stearns

Asset Backed Securities I LLC,

Asset-Backed Certificates,

Series 2005-HE9



By











(952) 831-4060

















STATES.


Chronicle September 12, 19, 26,

October 3, 10 and 17, 2012)

Foreclosure

12-085755

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE






THIS ACTION.




mortgage:

DATE OF MORTGAGE: May 12,

2006

ORIGINAL PRINICIPAL

AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$128,418.00

MORTGAGOR(S): Adam A.

Hartwig and Jamie L. Hartwig NKA

Jamie Lynn Hoff, husband and wife


Bank, NA.




Fargo Bank, NA


NA


Filed May 16, 2006, McLeod County


361951


PROPERTY:

That part of Lot Eight (8), Block

One (1), Harrington’s Subdivision of

Lots 70 and 71 of Lynn Addition to

Hutchinson described as follows, to-

wit: Commencing at a point 66 feet

West of the Northeast corner of Lot

8, Block 1 of Harrington’s Subdivi-

sion of Lots 70 and 71 of Lynn Addi-

tion to Hutchinson; thence Westerly

along the North line of said Lot 8, a

distance of 90 feet and 8 inches;

thence Southerly on a line parallel

with the East line of said Lot 8, a dis-

tance of 99 feet to the South line of

said Lot 8; thence Easterly along the

South line of said Lot 8 a distance of

90 feet and 8 inches; thence Norther-

ly on a line parallel to the East line of

said Lot 8, a distance of 99 feet to the

point of commencement.

PROPERTY ADDRESS: 724 5th

Ave SW, Hutchinson, MN 55350


NUMBER: 23.124.0160






$122,467.57











lows:


November 7, 2012, 10:00 a.m.



MN 55336













ed by law, the date on or

before which the mortgagor(s)

must vacate the property, if the

mortgage is not reinstated under

section 580.30 or the property is

not redeemed under section 580.23,

is 11:59 p.m. on May 7, 2013.


















DONED.

Dated: September 11, 2012


Mortgagee


By











(952) 831-4060

















STATES.


Chronicle September 19, 26,

October 3, 10, 17, and 24, 2012)

Foreclosure

12-085475

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE






THIS ACTION.


that default has occurred in the condi-

tions of the following described mort-

gage:

DATE OF MORTGAGE: March

12, 2004

ORIGINAL PRINICIPAL

AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$85,000.00

MORTGAGOR(S): William F. Eu-

stice, a single person.


Home Mortgage, Inc.

LENLDER OR BROKER AND



Fargo Home Mortgage, Inc.


N.A.


Filed April 21, 2004, McLeod County

Registrar of Titles, as Document

Number T-39283


GAGE: Assigned to: HSBC Bank

USA, National Association as Trustee

for Wells Fargo Home Equity Asset-

Backed Securities 2004-2 Trust,

Home Equity Asset-Backed Certifi-

cates, Series 2004-2; Dated: August

3, 2012 filed: August 7, 2012, record-

ed as document number 54557.


PROPERTY:

Lot Fifteen (15) in Block Four (4),

Island View Heights Second Addi-

tion.

REGISTERED PROPERTY


Prairie View Drive SW, Hutchinson,

MN 55350


NUMBER: 23 423 0500 Certificate

No. 10498.0






$79,179.88




stituted at law or otherwise to recover

the debt secured by said mortgage, or

any part thereof;


contained in said mortgage, the above

described property will be sold by the

Sheriff of said county as follows:


October 24, 2012, 10:00 a.m.



MN 55336















property, if the mortgage is not re-

instated under section 580.30 or the

property is not redeemed under

section 580.23, is 11:59 p.m. on

April 24, 2013.






BE REDUCED TO FIVE WEEKS IF

A JUDICIAL ORDER IS ENTERED

UNDER MINNESOTA STATUTES

SECTION 582.032 DETERMINING,

AMONG OTHER THINGS, THAT

THE MORTGAGED PREMISES

ARE IMPROVED WITH A RESI-

DENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS

THAN 5 UNITS, ARE NOT PROP-

ERTY USED FOR AGRICULTUR-

AL PRODUCTION, AND ARE

ABANDONED.


HSBC Bank USA, National

Association as Trustee for Wells

Fargo Home Equity Asset-Backed

Securities 2004-2 Trust, Home

Equity Asset-Backed Certificates, Se-

ries 2004-2



By











(952) 831-4060











AND DOES NOT IMPLY THAT WE

ARE ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT

MONEY FROM ANYONE WHO

HAS DISCHARGED THE DEBT

UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.


Chronicle September 5, 12, 19, 26,

October 3 and 10, 2012)

Foreclosure

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE






THIS ACTION.




gage:

DATE OF MORTGAGE: Octo-

ber 24, 2006

MORTGAGOR: Mary A. Meyer,

a single person.



DATE AND PLACE OF

RECORDING: Recorded November

29, 2006, McLeod County Recorder,

Document No. A 366710.



tional Association, as Trustee, succes-

sor in interest to Bank of America,

National Association as Trustee as

successor by merger to LaSalle Bank

National Association, as Trustee for

Certificateholders of Bear Stearns

Asset Backed Securities I LLC,

Asset-Backed Certificates, Series

2006-HE10.


gage Electronic Registration Systems,

Inc.



NUMBER ON MORTGAGE:

100386100002454270


MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR

STATED ON MORTGAGE: Bear

Stearns Residential Mortgage Corp.


SERVICER: JPMorgan Chase Bank,

National Association.


DRESS: 106 Oak Street North,

Lester Prairie, MN 55354

TAX PARCEL I.D. #:

17.050.0290


PROPERTY:

Lot 17, Block 3, Lester Prairie,

McLeod County, Minnesota.



ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL

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AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$112,200.00

AMOUNT DUE AND




GAGEE: $117,575.55















November 15, 2012 at 10:00 AM



Lobby, Glencoe, MN




















tion 580.23 is 11:59 p.m. on May 15,



Secs. 580.07 or 582.032.











UNDER MINNESOTA STATUTES,

SECTION 582.032, DETERMIN-

ING, AMONG OTHER THINGS,

THAT THE MORTGAGED PREM-

ISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A

RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF

LESS THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE

NOT PROPERTY USED IN AGRI-

CULTURAL PRODUCTION, AND

ARE ABANDONED.”



as Trustee



LIEBO, P.L.L.P.


Mortgagee



(952) 925-6888

30-30-12207




Chronicle September 26, October

3, 10, 17, 24 and 31, 2012)

Foreclosure

12-080388

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE






THIS ACTION.




gage:


2005

ORIGINAL PRINICIPAL

AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$208,800.00

MORTGAGOR(S): Duane Oden-

brett and Diane Odenbrett, husband

and wife.





Inc.

MIN#: 100052300418686704



ED ON THE MORTGAGE: Finance

America, LLC.

SERVICER: Ocwen Loan Servic-

ing, LLC.


Filed July 7, 2005, McLeod County


353857


GAGE: Assigned to: US Bank Na-

tional Association, Trustee for

Lehman SAIL, 2005-10; Dated: Au-

gust 30, 2007 filed: September 7,

2007, recorded as document number

A-372674; Thereafter assigned to

U.S. Bank National Association, as

Trustee for Structured Asset Invest-

ment Loan Trust, Mortgage Pass-

Through Certificates, Series 2005-10

dated August 2, 2012.


PROPERTY:

Lots 4 and 5 in Block 1 of Sa-

monn’s Second Addition to Townsite

of Lester Prairie.


Maple St. S., Lester Prairie, MN

55354


NUMBER: 17.056.0020






$246,294.31






any part thereof;






November 14, 2012, 10:00 a.m.



MN 55336

















property is not redeemed under

section 580.23, is 11:59 p.m. on

May 14, 2013.

















ABANDONED.



as Trustee for Structured Asset

Investment Loan Trust,

Mortgage Pass-Through

Certificates, Series 2005-10



By











(952) 831-4060



















3, 10, 17, 24, and 31, 2012)

McLeod County

MCLEOD COUNTY INVITATION TO BID

PRINTING OF THE 2011 FINANCIAL STATEMENT

The McLeod County Board of

Commissioners will receive bids for

the printing of the 2011 McLeod

County Financial Statement at the of-

fice of the County Auditor-Treasurer,

2391 Hennepin Ave. N., Glencoe,

MN 55336. Contact Colleen at 320-

864-1262 for specifications. Bids will

be received until 4:30 p.m. October 8,

2012.

(Published in The McLeod CountyChronicle September 26 and

October 3, 2012)

Intent to Dissolve

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF

INTENT TO DISSOLVE

OF THE JILEK FAMILY

FOUNDATION

To Whom It May Concern:

This is your notice pursuant to

Minnesota Statutes Section 317A.723

that THE JILEK FAMILY FOUN-

DATION, a Minnesota nonprofit cor-

poration ( the “Corporation”), intends

to enter dissolution proceedings, and

has filed a notice of intent to dissolve

with the Minnesota Secretary of State

as of September 25, 2012.

1. The name of the Corporation is

THE JILEK FAMILY FOUNDA-

TION.

2. The directors of the Corporation

by written consent dated September

4, 2012 pursuant to Minnesota

Statutes 317A.721 Subdivision 2,

adopted resolutions providing for the

dissolution of the Corporation.

3. Creditors and claimants will

have 90 days from the date of first

publication to submit written claims

to THE JILEK FAMILY FOUNDA-

TION, 242 Hi-Mae Circle, P.O. Box

126, Lester Prairie, MN 55354.

THE JILEK FAMILY

FOUNDATION

/s/ Loren Jilek

Chief Executive Officer



3, 10, and 17, 2012)

Notice of Hearing

STATE OF MINNESOTA

JOINT DITCH AUTHORITY

MCLEOD & RENVILLE COUNTY

In the matter of Joint Ditch #4 McR

Outlet Petition of Michael and Bar-

bara Loncorich

NOTICE OF HEARING

The Joint Ditch Authority in accor-

dance to Minnesota Statute 103E.401

will hold a hearing on an Outlet Peti-

tion into Joint Ditch #4 McR.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that a hearing is set for 9:30 a.m. on

Monday, October 8, 2012 in the

Commissioners Room in the Court-

house (lower level) in the City of

Glencoe, Minnesota. All interested

parties may appear and be heard.


Cindy Schultz

McLeod County Auditor-Treasurer


Chronicle September 19, 26, and

October 3, 2012)

Foreclosure

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE






THIS ACTION.




gage:

DATE OF MORTGAGE: Sep-

tember 1, 2004

MORTGAGOR: Francis J.

Konen, a single person.


Bank N.A.

DATE AND PLACE OF

RECORDING: Recorded September

24, 2004 McLeod County Recorder,

Document No. A-346792


GAGE: Assigned to: All Star Finan-

cial, LLC. And thereafter assigned to:

JSL Funding Group, LLC.

TRANSACTION AGENT:

NONE



NUMBER ON MORTGAGE:

NONE


MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR

STATED ON MORTGAGE: Wells

Fargo Bank N.A.


SERVICER: Mortgage Default

Services, LLC.


DRESS: 20830 196th Road, Hutchin-

son, MN 55350

TAX PARCEL I.D. #:

01.086.0040


PROPERTY:

Lot 4, Block 1, Sioux Hills, No. 3,

McLeod County, Minnesota



ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL

AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$40,000.00

AMOUNT DUE AND




GAGEE: $43,217.35


















Lobby, Glencoe, MN




















tion 580.23 is 11:59 p.m. on May 21,



Secs. 580.07 or 582.032.




















ARE ABANDONED.”


JSL: Funding Group, LLC



LIEBO, P.L.L.P.


Mortgagee



(952) 925-6888

130 – 12-004772FC




Chronicle October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

and November 7, 2012)

Foreclosure

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE






THIS ACTION.




gage:

DATE OF MORTGAGE: May

12, 2010

MORTGAGOR: Jason M. Kacz-

marek, a married man.



DATE AND PLACE OF

RECORDING: Recorded May 17,

2010 McLeod County Recorder, Doc-

ument No. 390154.


GAGE: Assigned to: JPMorgan

Chase Bank, National Association.



Inc.



NUMBER ON MORTGAGE:

100177050600026496


MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR

STATED ON MORTGAGE: Cor-

nerstone Mortgage Company


SERVICER: JPMorgan Chase Bank,

National Association.


DRESS: 1566 9th Avenue Southwest,

Hutchinson, MN 55350

TAX PARCEL I.D. #: 234720030


PROPERTY:

Lot 3, Block 1, Bridgewater Es-

tates 3rd Addition



ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL

AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$184,846.00

AMOUNT DUE AND




GAGEE: $184,453.73


















Lobby, Glencoe, MN




















tion 580.23 is 11:59 p.m. on May 15,



Secs. 580.07 or 582.032.




















ARE ABANDONED.”


JPMorgan Chase Bank,

National Association



LIEBO, P.L.L.P.


Mortgagee



(952) 925-6888

30 – 12-004282 FC






Foreclosure

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE






THIS ACTION.


that default has occurred in conditions

of the following described mortgage:

DATE OF MORTGAGE: August

28, 2007

MORTGAGOR: Kelly L.

Holzheu, a single woman and Perry F.

Miguel, a single man.



DATE AND PLACE OF

RECORDING: Recorded October 1,

2007 McLeod County Recorder, Doc-

ument No. A373032



tional Association.



Inc.



NUMBER ON MORTGAGE:

100232301120063235


MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR

STATED ON MORTGAGE: Cen-

tennial Mortgage and Funding, Inc.


SERVICER: U.S. Bank Home Mort-

gage, a division of U.S. Bank Nation-

al Association.


DRESS: 329 15th Street East, Glen-

coe, MN 55336

TAX PARCEL I.D. #:

22.060.0400


PROPERTY:

Lot 8, Block 5, Town of Franklin,

McLeod County, Minnesota.



ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL

AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$126,540.00

AMOUNT DUE AND




GAGEE: $138,143.61

That prior to the commencement of

this mortgage foreclosure proceeding


complied with all notice requirements

as required by statute; That no action

or proceeding has been instituted at

law or otherwise to recover the debt

secured by said mortgage, or any part

thereof;









Lobby, Glencoe, MN






within six (6) months from the date of

said sale by the mortgagor(s), their













tion 580.23 is 11:59 p.m. on May 21,



Secs. 580.07 or 582.032.




















ARE ABANDONED.”


U.S. Bank National Association



LIEBO, P.L.L.P.


Mortgagee



(952) 925-6888

19 - 19-219-2012 FC






Foreclosure

10-071178

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE






THIS ACTION.




gage:

DATE OF MORTGAGE: January

25, 2006

ORIGINAL PRINICIPAL

AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$163,968.00

MORTGAGOR(S): John J. Dietel,

a single person.

MORTGAGEE: Wells Fargo Bank,

N.A.

LENDER: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.


N.A.


Filed February 1, 2006, McLeod

County Registrar of Titles, as Docu-

ment Number T-43662


PROPERTY:

That part of Lot 5 in Block 1 in the

Townsite of Hutchinson, South Half,

according to the plat thereof on file

and of record in the office of the Reg-

ister of Deeds in and for the County

of McLeod, lying Northwesterly of a

line and its Southwesterly Prolonga-

tion described as follows:

Commencing at the Southeast Cor-

ner of said Lot 5; thence Northerly,

along the East line of said Lot 5 a dis-

tance of 115.00 feet to the beginning

of said line; thence Southwesterly, de-

flecting to the left 136 degrees 05

minutes 00 seconds to a point on the

Westerly line of said Lot 5 a distant

27.52 feet Northerly of the Southwest

Corner of said Lot 5.

REGISTERED PROPERTY

PROPERTY ADDRESS: 185 Arch

Street SE, Hutchinson, MN 55350


NUMBER: 23.050.0050, 23.254.0025

Certificate No. 11987.0






$181,234.09






any part thereof;






September 26, 2012, 10:00 a.m.



MN 55336






within 6 months from the date of said

sale by the mortgagor(s) the personal

representatives or assigns.










tion 580.23, is 11:59 p.m. on March

26, 2013.

















ABANDONED.



Mortgagee


By











(952) 831-4060


















Chronicle August 8, 15, 22, 29, Sep-

tember 5 and 12, 2012)

NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT

OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE

The above referenced scheduled

for September 26, 2012, at 10:00 AM,

has been postponed to October 30,

2012, at 10:00 AM, located at 801

East 10th Street, Glencoe, MN 55336,

said County and State.

If this is an owner occupied, sin-

gle-family dwelling, the premises

must be vacated by April 30, 2013 at

11:59 PM.



Mortgagee









12550 West Frontage Road, Ste

200


(952) 831-4060

Attorney for Mortgagee


Chronicle October 3, 2012)

Foreclosure

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE






THIS ACTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:

That default has occurred in the con-


mortgage:


2006

ORIGINAL PRINICIPAL

AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$115,000.00

MORTGAGOR(S): Jeremy Ko-

hout, an unmarried man


tronic Registration Systems, Inc., a

Delaware corporation, as nominee for

Loyalty Mortgage Co., Inc. DBA

Northern Mortgage, a Minnesota cor-

poration.


Filed July 6, 2006, McLeod County

Recorder; Document No. A-363192


GAGE: Assigned to: Wells Fargo

Bank, N.A.


PROPERTY:

The East 30 feet of Lot 7, Block 7,

and One-Half of the vacated alley ad-

jacent and the appurtenant thereto,

and Lot 8 in Block 7 and the Westerly

One-Half of the vacated street adja-

cent thereto all in the town of Glen-

coe.

STREET ADDRESS OF PROP-

ERTY: 1424 10th Street East, Glencoe,

MN 55336


TY IS LOCATED: McLeod County,

Minnesota




$117,853.58

THAT no action or proceeding has

been instituted at law to recover the

debt secured by said mortgage, or any

part thereof; that there has been com-

pliance with all pre-foreclosure notice

and acceleration requirements of said

mortgage, and /or applicable statutes.






September 18, 2012, 10:00 a.m.

PLACE OF SALE: McLeod Coun-

ty Sheriff ’s Office, 801 East 10th

Street, Glencoe, MN


said mortgage and taxes, if any actual-

ly paid by the mortgagee, on the


LegalsContinued from 4B

Legal NoticesTurn to next page


ST. PAUL – Minnesota em-ployers are cautiously opti-mistic about the state’s eco-nomic future, but are not con-fident the state has fullyemerged from the four-yearnational recession.

These findings highlightedthe ninth-annual MinnesotaBusiness Barometer Survey,co-sponsored by the Minneso-ta Chamber of Commerce andHimle Rapp and Company, apublic affairs firm headquar-tered in Minneapolis.

The Minnesota Chamber isthe state’s largest business ad-vocacy organization repre-senting 2,400 companies ofall types and sizes across thestate. In nearly all areas of thesurvey, the opinions of thegeneral business communityaligned with those of Min-nesota Chamber members.

This year, questions con-cerning the economy contin-ued to provide mixed results.For the first time in severalyears, the survey showed thatoptimism is slowly returningamong businesses. Thirty-onepercent said the economy isgetting better, compared with13 percent a year ago.

However, only 21 percentof the respondents reportedprofits were better than a yearago, while 25 percent reportedlower profits than in the pre-vious year. In addition, anequal number of employersreported reducing their num-ber of employees as reportedan increase.

As the Business Barometerhas found in other years, 84percent of business ownersand managers stated theywere very or somewhat opti-mistic about Minnesota’s eco-nomic future over the next 10years.

“While business ownershave a positive long-term out-look, the survey identifies realbarriers to job creation,” Min-

nesota Chamber PresidentDavid Olson said. “To cash inon this long-term optimism,the governor and Legislaturemust take timely action to ad-dress these concerns – if theywant companies to stay andinvest in Minnesota now.”

While 55 percent of surveyrespondents rated Minnesotaas having a good business cli-mate compared with otherstates, they also identified fivekey barriers that must be ad-dressed to strengthen the busi-ness environment:

• Taxes remain a key obsta-cle to job creation, identifiedby seven out of 10 employersas one of the two most impor-tant barriers in Minnesota.The tax burden continues togrow compared with fiveyears ago.

• The stability and pre-dictability of government reg-ulations are important factorsin business decisions to investin Minnesota operations.

• Costs continue to rise foremployers who provide healthinsurance. Businesses are notyet looking to eliminate theemployee benefit, but areseeking ways to manage thiscost.

• Half the employers sur-veyed reported there areenough skilled workers avail-able in their industry. Whengaps arise, employers identifytraining rather than a shortageof workers as the primaryworkforce barrier.

• Electricity costs continueto be a concern, and reliabilityis beginning to surface as alarger factor for some busi-ness owners and managers.

Tax reform is certain to beon the agenda for the 2013Legislature and the stage is al-ready set for a vigorous de-bate. Business Barometer re-spondents identified four pri-mary goals for any tax re-form: Simplify; tax voluntary

behavior; make revenues pre-dictable; tax activity and notincome.

“All of those goals greatlychallenge Gov. Mark Day-ton’s renewed call for a fourthbracket in personal incometaxes,” Olson explained. “Iftax reform is going to helpfuel an economic expansion,we are going to need a differ-ent strategy than adding morebrackets.”

Businesses recognize thatwhat transpires at the Capitolhas tremendous impact ontheir operations, said JoeMaher of UPM Blandin Paperin Grand Rapids, the newchair of the Minnesota Cham-ber Board of Directors. Eightypercent of the BusinessBarometer respondents saidthe governor and lawmakersplay an important role in de-termining the business cli-mate.

“Because government canboth positively and negativelyimpact the state’s business cli-mate, employers are playing amajor role in political discus-sions,” he said. “Our immedi-ate focus is on the Novemberelections as we seek to electlegislators who understandwhat it will take to create apro-jobs environment in Min-nesota.”

The Minnesota BusinessBarometer Survey polledowners or managers of 350Minnesota businesses with atleast five employees. Thesample surveyed accuratelyreflects the breadth of Min-nesota’s business communityin the areas of size, locationand type of business (manu-facturing, retail and service).The survey was conducted inJuly and August and has amargin of error of 5.3 percent.

Editor’s note: This pressrelease was submitted by theMinnesota Chamber ofCommerce..

Trees have been understress again in 2012. Above-average heat and summerdrought conditions have pro-vided a less than ideal situa-tion. Following is some help-ful information for newlyplanted trees, existing trees,mechanical equipment pro-tection, fertilization, andpruning.

According to the Universi-ty of Minnesota Forest Re-source Extension, in the Mid-west region, bareroot treesand shrubs should be plantedwhen the plants are dormantin the spring or at the end ofthe growing season (fall).

Balled and burlapped, con-tainerized, and containergrown plants can be plantedthroughout the growing sea-son, but with caution duringthe summer months.

If planting in the fall, therecommendation is to plantfour weeks before the soiltemperature drops below 40degrees Fahrenheit. To planttrees correctly, get a copy ofthe U of M publication called“Planting Trees and Shrubs inMinnesota,” which can befound on the U of M Exten-sion Website: http://z.umn.edu/98n or by calling most Uof M Extension offices. Thepublication also has choicesfor proper Minnesota treespecies.

Watering is going to be im-portant to a newly plantedtree as well as any existingtrees on your landscape.Since watering is such atime-consuming task, youmay have to pick and choosethe existing trees that youwant to water. I recommendwatering any newly plantedtrees and also water any treesthat have shown stress, dis-ease or insect problemsthrough the growing season.

The dry conditions in late-summer and fall in 2012 aregoing to be very problematicfor trees in 2012. Be sure toget out and water trees untilthe ground freezes.

Water newly planted andexisting trees over the rootzone of the tree. Roots oftrees can vary from 1-1/2 to 3times as wide as the canopy.Avoid frequent light wateringand instead water infrequent-ly and heavily.

You will want to wet thesoil to a 6- to 8-inch depthand then let the soil dry out inbetween. Use a rod to deter-mine when you have wettedthe soil to that depth.

Believe it or not, you canoverwater trees, which willstarve the roots of oxygenand cause roots to rot. If fallrains are averaging one inchevery week, watering willprobably not be necessary.

Generally, you want tohave an adequate amount ofmoisture before the groundfreezes up in late fall, espe-cially with coniferous trees.

My Minnesota Woods web-site has additional informa-tion on seasonal watering oftrees and shrubs: http://z.umn.edu/98m.

Protect stems of landscapeand shrub trees from animalsand mechanical equipment.This is most important onnew or young shrubs andtrees.

Use a mesh or hardwirecloth at least three inchesfrom the stem. Plastic guardscan also be used, but they areonly recommended to encasethe lower part of the stem,where damage can take place.

Sun scald can be preventedby wrapping the trunk with acommercial tree wrap, plastictree guards, or any otherlight-colored material. Put thewrap on in the fall and re-

move it in the spring after thelast frost. Wraps should beused primarily on new trees.

Fertilizing trees should bedone on a case-by-case basis.A soil test can be done to de-termine if the soil does nothave the adequate amounts offertilizer in the soil.

University of MinnesotaSoil Test Kits can be pickedup at most University of Min-nesota Extension offices.

Often, the tree has suffi-cient amounts of nutrientsavailable if the lawn is beingfertilized regularly. If fertiliz-er is needed, a late fall appli-cation can be done before theground freezes for coniferoustrees and an application canbe applied to deciduous treesbetween when it is fullyleafed out and when it willstart showing fall colorchange.

Pruning also can be donethis time of year on manytrees. Late fall brings the timewhen it is safe to prune oaksand elms until next spring.During the dormant seasonserious disease problems areless problematic.

Hold off on apple treesuntil the best window for pre-venting disease spread, whichis late winter (late-Februaryto early-March).

Another helpful publica-tion is the University of Min-nesota publication “PruningTrees and Shrubs,” located onthe University of MinnesotaExtension website, or by call-ing most University of Min-nesota Extension offices.This publication is a goodhow-to guideline for pruningtrees.

Hints for trees under stress

Farm NotesBy Nathan Winter

Cautious optimism emergingamong Minnesota employers

ments allowed by law. The time al-

lowed by law for redemption by said

mortgagor(s), their personal represen-

tatives or assigns is six (6) months

from the date of sale.

Unless said mortgage is reinstated

or the property redeemed, or unless

the time for redemption is reduced by

judicial order, you must vacate the

premises by 11:59 p.m. on March 18,

2013.


FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATION

ON MORTGAGE: NONE















ERTY USED IN AGRICULTURAL


DONED.”

Dated: July 26, 2012

WELLS FARGO BANK, NA

Mortgagee

REITER & SCHILLER, P.A.

By: /s/

Rebecca F. Schiller, Esq.

Sarah J.B. Adam, Esq.

N. Kibongni Fondungallah, Esq.

James J. Pauly, Esq.

Brian F. Kidwell, Esq.

Steven R. Pennock, Esq.

Curt N. Trisko, Esq.


25 North Dale Street

St. Paul, MN 55102-2227

(651) 209-9760

(E7538)




Chronicle August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

and September 5, 2012)


OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE


that the mortgage foreclosure sale re-

ferred to in the foregoing Notice of

Mortgage Foreclosure Sale has been

postponed from: September 18, 2012

at 10:00 a.m. to November 28, 2012

at 10:00a.m.

Said sale will be held at the main

office of the McLeod County Sher-

iff’s Office, 801 East 10th Street, in

the City of Glencoe, County of

McLeod, State of Minnesota.

Unless said mortgage is reinstated

or the property redeemed, or unless

the time for redemption is reduced by

judicial order, you must vacate the

premises by 11:59 p.m. on May 28,

2013.


WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.

Mortgagee

REITER & SCHILLER, P.A.

By:

Rebecca F. Schiller, Esq.

Sarah J.B. Adam, Esq.

N. Kibongni Fondungallah, Esq.

James J. Pauly, Esq.

Leah K. Weaver, Esq.

Brian F. Kidwell, Esq.


25 North Dale Street

St. Paul, MN 55102-2227

(651) 209-9760

(E7538)

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE

FORECLOSURE DATA

Minn. Stat. §580.025

(1) Street Address, City and Zip

Code of Mortgaged Premises

1424 10th Street East,

Glencoe, MN 55336

(2) Transaction Agent

Mortgage Electronic

Registration Systems, Inc.,

a Delaware corporation,

as nominee for Loyalty Mortgage

Co., Inc. DBA Northern Mortgage,

a Minnesota corporation

(3) Name of Mortgage Originator

(Lender)

Mortgage Electronic

Registration Systems, Inc.,

a Delaware corporation,

as nominee for Loyalty Mortgage

Co., Inc. DBA Northern Mortgage,

a Minnesota corporation

(4) Residential Servicer

Wells Fargo (800) 416-1472

(5) Tax Parcel Identification

Number

22-050-0400; 22-050-0410

(6) Transaction Agent’s Mortgage

ID Number (MERS number)

100162500075038290



Sumter Township

Sumter township

Roadside Cutting Notices

Persons owning or occupying real

estate adjoining a Sumter Township

road are required to cut all weeds and

grass growing in the township road

ditches adjacent to their property by

October 15, 2012. Ditches need to be

cut as to prevent snow from piling on

township roads. This also refers to

trees, rocks, brush and the like on

road right-of-way. Do not place cut

weeds and grass on the road surfaces

as this causes problems when grading

roads.

Please take note that without fur-

ther notice or notification, non-com-

pliance will be corrected by the town-

ship and expenses incurred will be

charged to the landowners by order of

the Sumter Township Board of Super-

visors.

Janel Zimmerman

Sumter Township Clerk


Chronicle October 3 and 10, 2012)

Foreclosure

12-082747

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE






THIS ACTION.




gage:

DATE OF MORTGAGE: Novem-

ber 17, 2006

ORIGINAL PRINICIPAL

AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:

$127,500.00

MORTGAGOR(S): Angela M.

Richter, a single person

MORTGAGEE: Wells Fargo Bank,

NA

LENDER: Wells Fargo Bank, NA


NA


Filed November 21, 2006, McLeod

County Recorder, as Document Num-

ber A366550


PROPERTY:

Lot Eight (8) in Block Sixty-two

(62) in the Town of Glencoe


Knight Ave N, Glencoe, MN 55336


NUMBER: 22.050.3510






$125,142.47






any part thereof;






July 25, 2012, 10:00 a.m.



MN 55336






within 6 months from the date of said

sale by the mortgagor(s) the personal

representatives or assigns.










tion 580.23, is 11:59 p.m. on Janu-

ary 25, 2013.

















ABANDONED.

Dated: May 25, 2012


Mortgagee


By




Randolph W. Dawdy 2160X







(952) 831-4060


















Chronicle June 6, 13, 20, 27, July 4

and 11, 2012)


OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE

The above referenced sale sched-

uled for July 25, 2012, at 10:00 a.m.

has been postponed to August 28,

2012, at 10:00 a.m., located at 801





must be vacated by February 28, 2013

at 11:59 p.m.

Dated: July 24, 2012


Mortgagee








Gary J. Evers – 0134764



(952) 831-4060



Chronicle August 1, 2012)


OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE


uled for August 28, 2012, at 10:00

am., has been postponed to October 2,

2012, at 10:00 a.m., located at 801





must be vacated by April 2, 2013 at

11:59 PM.



Mortgagee











(952) 831-4060



Chronicle September 5, 2012)


OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE


uled for October 2, 2012, at 10:00

AM, has been postponed to Novem-

ber 6, 2012, at 10:00 AM, located at

801 East 10th Street, Glencoe, MN

55336, said County and State.



must be vacated by May 6, 2013 at

11:59 PM.

Dated October 1, 2012.


Mortgagee











(952) 831-4060




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pub lished in the first is sue of eachmonth in the Glen coe Ad ver tis er.

$$ Paid for Re pair a bles. Junk ershauled free. Im me diate pick up.Proud ly serv ing Mc Leod/ Carv er/Le Sueur coun ties. Mon.-Sun.Flatbed/ wreck er serv ice.(952) 220-TOWS.

2005 PK-150 scoot er, 1,350 miles,$1,850. Great mile age. 2005 Jag -uar S-type, load ed, 119,000,$7,500. 97 Che vy Z71 ext. cab,3rd door, 350 Vor tec, awe sometruck, $6,000. (320) 894-6012.

1999 GMC Com mer cial BoxTruck, 14 foot box with pow er liftgate, auto with AC, 12,000 lbs. ca -pac i ty, 133,000 miles, runs great,$6,500/BO. (320) 864-6079 or(612) 801-4329.

2004 Dodge Da ko ta Sport quadcab. 4.7L-V8. Pow er eve ry thing,trailor tow, run ning boards, oneown er. Very good con di tion.47,500 miles, $12,250/BO. (320)864-3219.

Mah lum Prop er ties LLC is seek ingmore in ves tors for real es tate. ForSale: Com mer cial build ing with 3busi ness es. Great cash flow withlong term lease in Ben son, MN$84,900. In busi ness since 1989.Email mah lum pro per ties@ya -hoo.com, web site mah lum pro per -ties.com. (320) 894-6012.

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.

Could you use an ex tra $150 permonth tax free? The Foster Grand -par ent Pro gram is seek ing vol un -teers age 55+ to make a dif -ference in child ren’s lives. Thereare po si tions avail able at Glen coeMi grant Head Start and Hel enBak er Ele men ta ry. Con tact Gail at(507) 530-2295 or (507) 337-0382.

House keep er/ care giv er: Fe malewant ed to take care of par a lyzedfe male in pri vate home. Will train.Call Kari (507) 426-6000.

MAIN TENANCE. ADM Al lianceNu tri tion, Inc. is seek ing an in di -vid u al in our Main tenance De part -ment for our Glen coe, MN pro duc -tion facil i ty. This in di vid u al will in -stall and main tain ma chin -ery/equip ment; trou bleshoot me -chan i cal, elec tri cal and PLC fail-ures; re pair, re build, and main tainme chan i cal drive sys tems; fab ri -cate and weld; and op er ate andmain tain boil er. The suc cess fulcan didate will have 2+ years ofhands-on ex peri ence in main -tenance, spe cif i cal ly weld ing/ fab -ri ca tion, V-belt and chain drivesys tems, ma chine trou bleshoot ing/re pair, and 480 volt-3 phase mo torcir cuits. Go to www.adm.jobs toap ply for op por tun i ty. ADM is anEqual Op por tun i ty Em ploy er.

Camp er: 2005 29.5 ft. 5th wheelCop per Can yon/Key stone. Sleeps8/10, large rear bunks/stor age,AC, awn ing, Queen/stand up bed -room, 12 ft. slide on couch/table,full show er, plen ty of stor age, sur -round sound with ster eo w/CD/DVD play er, bur gun dy in teri or,very clean, great shape. Gooseneck/ ranch hitch. $15,500. CallPat at (320) 327-2541.

Sea soned fire wood, ap prox imate ly5 cords. $125/cord. (320) 296-3941.

Free kit tens to good home. (320)434-5032.

Three kit tens, 5 months old, tame.(320) 864-3725.

White cat. Very play ful and lov ing.Needs a good home. (320) 864-5266.

Fall Spe cial. New 95% Good mangas fur nace with new Fo cus Pro6000 ther mo stat in stalled for only$2,100. J&R Plumb ing, Heat ing,AC, Lester Prair ie, MN. Li censed,bond ed, in sured.

Fall Re bate on Now! Cen tral Boil erOut door Fur nac es. Re bate sav -ings up to $1,600 on se lect mod -els. Class-Act Out door Fur nace.(763) 972-6255.

Sol id ma ple drop leaf table, $25.Brass plat ed queen head board,$10. Queen box spring, free. (320)864-3259.

Fall is for plant ing Fall bulbs forSpring col or! Fin al Fall clearance50-70% off per en ni als, trees andshrubs. THIS OLD HOUSE, Ar ling -ton, (507) 964-5990.Skil elec tric hedge trim mer, $20.(320) 510-0773.

For sale: Mort gage Deed, P.O.Box 7428, Hutchin son, MN 55350.

Gun cabinet, $25. (952) 467-2592.

OLD MO TOR CY CLES WANT ED:Cash paid, pre fer ably non run ningcon di tion, ti tle or no ti tle, Hon da,Su zu ki, Ka wa sa ki, Ya ma ha, Tri -umph and oth er makes. Pleasecall Dar ick at 507-381-3405

LEAD PRIC ES ARE UP!!Now is the time to sell be fore pric -es drop. We buy used bat ter iesand lead weights. Call Dana for aqu ote (800) 777-2243.

Go ing on va ca tion? Need a housesit ter and pos si bly someone towatch your pet while you trav el theworld? Call Mar ianne! I have over40 years of ex peri ence clean inghouses, watch ing af ter my ownhome and tak ing care of my ownwon der ful 2 cats. I am will ing tohouse sit your house while you areon va ca tion. Or if you pre fer some-one to mind your pets while youtrav el so you don’t need to wor ry. Myrates are ne go ti able and I will do awrit ten con tract with you. If you arein ter est ed or have any ques tionsplease call me (507) 327-1862.

11798 155th St., Glen coe. Hob byfarm for sale. 6+/- acr es, beau ti ful4BR home. Very new out build ings.MLS#4177963. $300,000. PaulKrueg er, Edi na Re al ty, (612) 328-4506.

For sale $37,500 or con tract orrent. 2BR home with de tached ga -rage in Oli via. Avail able im me -diate ly. Call (320) 894-6012.

3BR, 1BA home, just off High way212. Large 36x40 heat ed shop/ga -rage. New vi nyl wind ows, shin glesin 2010. New fur nace and pres -sure tank in 2011. $144,900. BrianO’Don nell (320) 864-4877.

3BR, 3BA, 2 miles from Glen coe.This home features for mal liv ing,for mal din ing and fam i ly room allon main lev el. Tons of stor age andbuilt-in cab i nets. 26x32 shop.$216,900. Pri or i ty One-Met ro westRe al ty (320) 864-4877.

703 De Pue, Oli via. $84,500. 2BR,3BA, new ly re mo deled and re -stored turn of the cen tury home.Fin ished base ment, for mal din ing,new er ap plianc es, ga rage. Ab so -lute must see! Open House Fri day,Oc tob er 5, 2:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m.;Sat ur day, Oc tob er 6, 9 a.m.- 11a.m. Call (612) 270-7024.

For sale by own er. $249,900.Coun try home out side of Ar ling tonon 6.5 acr es, 4BR, 3BA, beau ti fulstone fire place, 3-car de tachedga rage. Call (952) 457-3083.

For sale by own er: Coun try homeon 1 acre lot. 4BR, 3BA, split lev el,2-car at tached ga rage, large fam i -ly room with wood burn ing fire -place, 3 out build ings, on High way15 SW of Brown ton. (320) 587-7746.

Two bed room apart ment, nice lo ca -tion, util i ties paid, cen tral air, ref er -enc es and de pos it, no pets. Avail -able immediately. 320-864-6280.

2BR Apart ment with ga rage, wa -ter/sew er/gar bage in clud ed. $300off 6 month lease. $600 off yearlease, New Au burn (320) 327-2928.

Newly remodeled apartments forrent in Renville. Water, heat,garbage included. New appliances,air conditioners. (320) 564-3351.

Glen coe- 1BR, rent $440, on-sitelaun dry, quiet build ing. No pets.(952) 955-1889.

Glen coe: 2BR Apart ment for rentwith ga rage, dish wash er, heat anddeck. No pets. $550/month. (952)466-5549, (612) 720-8203.

Glen hurst El der ly Hous ing in Glen -coe. 1BR heat in clud ed. Rentalas sis tance. EHO. (320) 864-4393or (952) 935-6256.

Glen hurst el der ly hous ing, Glen -coe. 1BR. Rental as sis tance-EHO. (320) 864-4393 or (952)935-6256.

No app. fee and $99 de pos it. 2BRavail able im me diate ly in Gay lord.For more info con tact Amy (507)351-3759. Equal Hous ing Op por -tun i ty.

Qual i ty one and two bed roomapart ments, $425 to $650 permonth. Heat, wa ter, sew er, gar bageand 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 cialterms avail able on 12-month leas-es. Call 320-864-5142 (days) or320-864-6218 (nights and wee -kends) mga vin@gos law firm.com

Of fice space for rent. Ask for Brian(320) 864-3168.

4BR house in Glen coe. $500/mo.,dam age de pos it of $500 re quiredat sign ing. Util i ties by ten ant. Cred -it check re quired. One year leasere quired. Call (320) 864-4243 formore info. Avail able Oc tob er 15.

For rent in Oli via: 4BR house, alsoa 2BR house. Call (320) 212-3217.

For rent: 3BR house in Oli via. Call(320) 212-3217.

2-3 BR Mo bile Homes half pricefirst three months with 12 monthlease. Back ground checks re quired.No pets. Glen coe (320) 864-5294.

Glen 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.

Heat ed stor age/shop for rent inGlen coe with Hwy 212 ex po sure. 60x 125 x 20. In cludes load ing dock, 2over head doors and bath room.Rea son able rent. (507) 381-9309.

Town house for rent in Glen coe 2-story, 2BR, 2BA, 2CG, 2FP. Allnew hard wood floors, tiled bath -rooms, car pet ing, coun ter tops andsteel ap plianc es. Wash er and dry -er in clud ed. No pets al lowed.$1,000/mo. (320) 864-6741.

2012 E 12th St., Glen coe- Thurs -day, Oc tob er 4, 12 p.m.- 6 p.m.;Fri day, Oc tob er 5, 7:30 a.m.- 6p.m.; Sat ur day, Oc tob er 6, 7:30a.m.- 12 p.m. Inf ant- adult clothes,kids scoot ers, toys, print er, house -hold items and much more!

KOT 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.

Leaf bag ging and dis po sal and fallgar den till ing. Call Glenn Cohrs(952) 217-7784. Leave name andnumber if no an swer.

WHEN LIFE IS A PAR TY... www.theur ba nex press.com or callDina (612) 940-2184 to re servebus to day. Two bus es avail able forwed ding, busi ness,bachelor(ette)’s, sport ing, etc.Glen coe busi ness, DOT 375227.

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CITY OF GLENCOE NOTICE OF COMMISSION POSITION OPENING

The City of Glencoe currently has a position opening on theAirport Commission. If you are interested in serving on theabove mentioned commission, please contact the city officesat 864-5586. Interested candidates must be registered votersand reside in the City of Glencoe. Applications of interest forserving on boards or commissions can be picked up at CityHall or are available at www.glencoemn.org. Applications willbe accepted until position is filled.

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR

The IT Director provides technology vision and leadership in the analysis, planning, direction and management of the County’s Information Technology, for both data and voice. Minimum requirements: Four year college degree in Information Technology or related field and two years of management experience. Application form and complete job description may be obtained from our website at:

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Mail completed app. to: McLeod County

Human Resources 830 11th Street East, Suite 114

Glencoe, MN 55336

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Nursing AssistantPart-time Days

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OpeningsDemonstrate your

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to work in a clinic setting. Previous

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For an application,please visit our website @www.lakeviewclinic.com

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Oct. 8-12Millie Beneke ManorSenior Nutrition Site

Monday — Swiss steak, bakedpotato, corn, bread with mar-garine, pineapple, low-fat milk.

Tuesday — Roast turkey,mashed potatoes, green beans,cranberry garnish, bread withmargarine, apple cake, low-fatmilk.

Wednesday — Meatloaf withcatsup, whole parslied potatoes,Scandinavian-blend vegetables,bread with margarine, mandarinoranges, low-fat milk.

Thursday — Bratwurst, but-tered boiled potatoes, boiled cab-bage, bun with margarine, blackforest cake, low-fat milk.

Friday — Minestrone soup,meat salad on a bun, peaches,crackers with margarine, cookie,low-fat milk.

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BreakfastMonday — Blueberry muffin

and yogurt or Kix Berry cereal andblueberry muffin, apple juice cup,low-fat milk.

Tuesday — Pancake on a stickor Cheerios and apple-cinnamonmuffin, diced peaches, low-fatmilk.

Wednesday — Late start, nobreakfast.

Thursday — Egg-and-cheeseomelet or reduced-sugar FruitLoops cereal and blueberry muf-fin, orange juice cup, low-fat milk.

Friday — Whole-grain pan-cakes with syrup or reduced-sugar Cinnamon Toast Crunchand yogurt, diced pears, low-fatmilk.

Helen Baker/Lakeside LunchMonday — Hamburger on a

whole-grain bun; bagel-yogurt-string cheese fun lunch, oven-baked beans, baby carrots withdressing, orange wedges, pineap-ple tidbits.

Tuesday — Whole-grain chick-en nuggets, chicken caesar salad,

mashed potatoes with gravy, cu-cumber slices with dressing,grapes, baked cinnamon appleslices.

Wednesday — Italian dunkerswith sauce, chef salad withcheese, egg and croutons, breadstick, seasoned corn, cauliflowerflorets with dressing, petite ba-nana, chilled peaches.

Thursday — Pancakes withsyrup, scrambled eggs, ham andcheese on a whole-grain bun,oven-baked sweet potato puffs,marinated cucumbers and toma-toes, sliced strawberries, chilledpears.

Friday — Tony’s cheese pizza,turkey and cheese on whole-grainbread, seasoned green beans,caesar romaine side salad withdressing, apple wedges, chilledmixed fruit.

High School LunchNot available.

First Lutheran SchoolLunch

Monday — Pancakes, sausagepatty, tri-tators, apples and or-anges, milk.

Tuesday — Chicken and gravyover mashed potatoes, corn,mixed vegetables, bread, milk.

Wednesday — Chili, cornmuffins, peaches, milk.

Thursday — Pizza, peas,pears, bread, milk.

Friday — Hot dogs, tator tots,applesauce, milk.

St. Pius XLunch

Monday — Chef’s choice, milk.Tuesday — Pepperoni pizza

sandwich, peaches, corn, romainesalad, milk.

Wednesday — Barbecued porkwith a bun, watermelon, raw veg-etables with dip, green beans,milk.

Thursday — Turkey sub withfixings, fresh fruit, carrots with dip,baked beans, milk.

Friday — Marathon hot dogmeal provided by KCs.

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Sheriff’s Report

On Tuesday, Sept. 25, at 8:07p.m., the sheriff’s office and theGlencoe Ambulance respondedto a medical on Lace Avenue,southwest of Glencoe. The indi-vidual was taken to the Glencoehospital by ambulance.

On Thursday, Sept. 27, at10:32 a.m., the sheriff’s office, Sil-ver Lake First Responders andthe Silver Lake Ambulance re-sponded to a medical at a resi-dence on 180th Street, southwestof Silver Lake. The patient wastaken to the Hutchinson hospitalby ambulance.

At 12:47 p.m., Thursday, thesheriff’s office, Hutchinson FireDepartment and Allina Ambu-lance responded to a one-vehicleaccident in the area of Major Av-enue and 200th Street, northeastof Hutchinson. The vehicle, a1988 Chevrolet ME6500 tandem,owned and driven by Terry LeePlath, 47, of Hutchinson, sus-tained over $1,000 in damage.There were minor injuries. Plathwas brought to the hospital by aprivate vehicle.

The sheriff’s office assisted theHutchinson Police Departmentand the Hutchinson Fire Depart-ment with a fire in the area ofRanch Avenue Southeast andFifth Avenue Southeast inHutchinson at 9:46 p.m., Thurs-day.

On Friday, Sept. 28, at 6:22a.m., the sheriff’s office assistedthe Hutchinson Police Depart-ment with a medical on OrchardAvenue Southeast in Hutchinson.

At 10:41 a.m., Friday, the sher-iff’s office received report of hors-es loose in the area of 150thStreet and Vale Avenue, south ofHutchinson. The State Patrol as-sisted with corralling the horses.

The sheriff’s office and LesterPrairie Fire Department respond-ed to a combine fire at a resi-dence on Highway 7, northwestof Lester Prairie, at 4:07 p.m., Fri-day. The fire was extinguished.

The sheriff ’s office, LesterPrairie Fire Department and theLester Prairie Police Departmentresponded to soybeans on fire ata residence on Highway 7, north-west of Lester Prairie, at 6:37p.m., Friday. The fire was extin-guished.

At 9:13 p.m., Friday, a car-deeraccident was reported on High-way 212, west of Glencoe. Thedriver was gone, as was the deer,upon the deputy’s arrival.

On Saturday, Sept. 29, at 3:09a.m., the sheriff’s office respond-ed to a report of an intoxicated in-dividual at an address on CountyRoad 9, south of Lester Prairie.The individual was turned over toa friend.

At 11:29 a.m., Saturday, thesheriff’s office responded to a re-port of a burglary on 200th Street,west of Silver Lake.

The sheriff’s office assisted theBrownton First Responders, theState Patrol and Allina Ambu-lance with a medical at the inter-section of Highway 15 and 42ndStreet, south of Brownton, at 3:46p.m., Saturday.

At 4:55 p.m., Saturday, thesheriff’s office, Allina Ambulanceand Hutchinson First Respondersresponded to a medical at a busi-ness on Highway 7, east ofHutchinson.

The sheriff’s office respondedto a report of a fire during burningban on County Road 7, northeastof Hutchinson, at 6:27 p.m., Sat-urday. The deputy found the fireto be within the allowed restric-tions and cleared with no report.

At 9:31 p.m., Saturday, thesheriff’s office responded to a 9-1-1 hang up at a residence on108th Circle, southwest of Plato.The deputy arrived to find a med-ical problem. The Glencoe Ambu-lance also was called to respond.

On Sunday, Sept. 30, at 8:27a.m., the sheriff’s office respond-ed to a report of damage to prop-erty at an address on CountyRoad 7, south of Hutchinson.

At 9:30 a.m., Sunday, the sher-iff’s office responded to anotherreport of damage to property atan address on Sunset Circle,northwest of Brownton.

The sheriff ’s office and theBrownton Fire Department re-sponded to a corn field fire in thearea of 30th Street and Oday Av-enue, southeast of Brownton, at4:38 p.m., Sunday. The fire wasextinguished.

The sheriff ’s office, LesterPrairie First Responders, LesterPrairie Police Department and theRidgeview Ambulance respondedto a medical on Babcock Avenue,north of Lester Prairie, at 5:15p.m., Sunday.

At 7:11 p.m., Sunday, a deputyresponded to a complaint of sky-divers landing in the corn onGrass Lake Road, west of Winst-ed. A deputy checked the areaand spoke to the owner.

McLeod County Court

The following case was heardin McLeod County District CourtSept. 18, Judge Thomas Mc-Carthy presiding:

David Ford McMurray, 43, ofHutchinson, previously appearedand was found guilty of onefelony count of controlled sub-

stance crime — possession ofmethamphetamine. The defen-dant appeared for sentencing.The court ordered the defendantto serve 24 months in prison.

The folowing case was heardin McLeod County District CourtSept. 19, Judge Terrence Conkelpresiding:

Melissa Ruth Cash, 34, of On-amia, previously appeared andpleaded guilty to one felony countof theft. The defendant appearedfor sentencing. The court stayedthe imposition of sentence andplaced Cash on probation forthree years, with the followingconditions: that she serve 196days in the McLeod County Jail,complete a mental health evalua-tion, follow the recommendationsof the evaluation, and pay a sur-charge of $85.

The following cases wereheard in McLeod County DistrictCourt Sept. 21, Judge MichaelSavre presiding:

Tammy Kay Eklund, 41, ofBrownton, previously appearedand pleaded guilty to one felonycount of controlled substancecrime — possession of marijua-na. The defendant appeared forsentencing. The court stayed theimposition of sentence andplaced Eklund on probation forthree years, with the followingconditions: that the defendantserve 90 days in the McLeodCounty Jail (30 days may be sen-tence to service work and/or com-munity work service), complete achemical dependency evaluation,follow the recommendations ofthe evaluation, and abstain fromalcohol or drugs.

Johnathan David Johnson, 22,of Hutchinson, previously ap-peared and was found guilty ofone felony count of failure to reg-ister as a predatory offender. Thedefendant appeared for sentenc-ing. The court stayed the imposi-tion of sentence and placed himon probation for three years, withthe following condtions: that heserve 180 days in the McLeodCounty Jail and pay a fine andsurcharge of $150.

Oscar Alejandro Garcia, 20, ofHutchinson, pleaded guilty to onefelony count of violation of anorder for protection. The courtstayed the imposition of sentenceand placed him on probation forthree years, with the followingconditions: that the defendantserve 60 days in the McLeodCounty Jail, complete a chemicaldependency and a psychologicalevaluation, follow the recommen-dations of the evaluations, andhave no contact with the victim.

Thomas Alan Johnson, 28, ofSt. Cloud, pleaded guilty to onefelony count of violation of anorder for protection. The courtstayed the imposition of sentenceand placed the defendant on pro-bation for three years, with thefollowing conditions: that he serve90 days in the McLeod CountyJail, complete a chemical de-pendency evaluation, and followthe recommendations of the eval-uation.

The following cases wereheard in McLeod County DistrictCourt Sept. 25, Judge TerrenceConkel presiding:

Timothy Edward Enriquez, 37,of Hutchinson, pleaded guilty toone felony count of failure to reg-ister as a predatory offender. Thecourt ordered the defendant toserve 24 months in prison.

Phillip Edward Blazinski, 52, ofSilver Lake, pleaded guilty to onefelony count of controlled sub-stance — possession of metham-phetamine. The court stayed theadjudication of sentence andplaced him on probation for threeyears, with the following condi-tions: that he serve 21 days in theMcLeod County Jail, serves 24days of sentence to servicework/community work service,complete a chemical dependencyevaluation, follow the recommen-dations of the evaluation, and paya surcharge of $85.

Timothy James Hansen, 26, ofHutchinson, pleaded guilty to onefelony count of failure to registeras a predatory offender. The courtstayed the imposition of sentenceand placed him on probation forthree years with the followingcondition: that he serve 365 daysin the McLeod County Jail.

The following misdemeanorsand petty misdemeanors wereheard in District Court Sept. 24-28:

Minnesota State Patrol (MSP);Sheriff’s Office (SO); BrowntonPolice Department (BPD); Hutch-inson Police Department (HPD);Glencoe Police Department(GPD); Lester Prairie Police De-partment (LPPD); Silver Lake Po-lice Department (SLPD); WinstedPolice Department (WPD); De-partment of Natural Resources(DNR).

Marissa N. Bergseng, 19,Glencoe, liquor consumption bypersons under 21, $185, HPD;Alyssa C. Hart, 16, Hutchinson,failure to stop for traffic controlsignal, $135, HPD; SantiagoOchoa, 57, Brownsville, Texas,speed, uninsured vehicle, $345,SO; Richard L. Browen, 45, SaukCentre, seat belt, $110, MSP;Kenneth J. Frandrup, 53, Hast-ings, speed, $125, MSP; Jared J.Graczyk, 32, Silver Lake, speed,$135, MSP; Makayla P. Hesse,20, Watkins, speed, $125, MSP;

Dorolyn M. Koeppen, 51,Hutchinson, speed, $125, MSP;Patrick L. Riggs, 43, Houston,Texas, speed, $135, MSP; PhillipE. Blazinski, 52, Silver Lake, dis-orderly conduct, local confine-ment 10 days, credit for timeserved 10 days, no same or simi-lar, concurrent other case, $85,HPD; Debrah J. Dolezal, 52,Hutchinson, theft - take/use/trans-fer movable property, stay of im-position, supervised probationone year, community work serv-ice four days for indeterminate,no same or similar, no theft, re-main law-abiding, take medica-tions in the prescribed dosageand frequency, cooperate with Tri-Star Services and follow all rec-ommendations, follow all instruc-tions of probation, keep court/at-torney informed of current ad-dress, pay restitution, $372, HPD;Lauryn E. Gulden, 19, Olivia, theft- take/use/transfer movable prop-erty, stay of imposition, unsuper-vised probation one year, sen-tence to service two days for in-determinate, no same or similar,no theft, excluded from Walmartstore in Hutchinson, $200, HPD;

William G. Hall, 49, BuffaloLake, theft - take/use/transfermovable property, stay of imposi-tion, unsupervised probation oneyear, sentence to service threedays for indeterminate, no sameor similar, no theft, excluded fromWalmart store in Hutchinson,HPD; Alec P. Maher, 16, Hutchin-son, following vehicle more close-ly than reasonable and prudent,$135, HPD; Richard A. Mouneu,30, fleeing a peace officer by ameans other than a motor vehi-cle, local confinement four days,credit for time served three days,$150, HPD; Cody L. Nelson, 22,Hutchinson, disorderly conduct,$285, HPD; Jeff Arlene Pineda,22, Glencoe, driving after suspen-sion, possession of drug para-phernalia, possess/sale smallamount of marijuana, $385, HPD;Damian J. Ristau, 22, Hutchin-son, speed, proof of insurance,dismissed, $125, HPD; BarbaraM. Schultze, 57, Hutchinson,issue dishonored check, $135,HPD; Nicholas J. Blumhoefer, 21,Hutchinson, proof of insurance,dismissed, SO; Joshua T. Hugh-es, 36, Winsted, seat belt, proofof insurance, dismissed, $110,SO; Jesse W. Strong, 28, SilverLake, driving after suspension,proof of insurance, dismissed,$285, SO; Winslow A. Albright III,21, Hutchinson, window tint toodark, possess/sale small amountof marijuana, $185, MSP; DavidChavez, 29, Monticello, speed,$110, MSP; Michael D. Schauer,22, Glencoe, muffler required,window tint too dark, $185, MSP;

Timmy A. Denzer Jr., 19, St.Cloud, liquor consumption by per-sons under 21, stay of imposition,supervised probation one year,no same or similar, chemical de-pendency evaluation/treatment,follow recommendations of evalu-ation, $185, WPD; Tyler A.Schug, 18, Watertown, operateunregistered all-terrain vehicle,continued, unsupervised proba-tion six months, no new ATV vio-lations, $50, WPD; Stefan G. Bur-ton, 51, Mankato, speed, $125,HPD; Gilberto Trevino, 61,Brownton, proof of insurance, dis-missed, SO; Eric J. Trnka, 22,Glencoe, DWI, stay of imposition,unsupervised probation one year,victim impact panel, DWI clinic,no driver license violations, nodriving without insurance, keepcourt/attorney informed of currentaddress, remain law-abiding, nosame or similar, no alcohol-relat-ed offenses, $350, SO; William C.Hunter, 64, Redwood Falls,speed, $125, MSP; Dennis J. Mc-Cormick, 58, Dassel, speed,$135, MSP; Sandra E. Moreno,38, Hutchinson, speed, $125,MSP; Javier H. Rodriguez-Vega,44, Brownton, domestic assault,stay of imposition, unsupervisedprobation one year, local confine-ment 90 days, stay 60 days forone year, credit for time servedtwo days, keep court/attorney in-formed of current address, re-main law-abiding, no same orsimilar, commit no acts of domes-tic abuse, no disorderly conduct,random testing, attend AA, nopossession of alcohol or drugs,no alcohol/controlled substanceuse, $85, BPD;

John F. Edwards, 18, Hutchin-son, possession of drug para-phernalia, $135, HPD; Lori A.Ford, 45, Hutchinson, proof of in-surance, $285, HPD; Sandra K.Glieden, 63, Hutchinson, speed,$125, HPD; Joseph L. Kruger, 53,Lakefield, utilities service inter-ruption, continued, unsupervisedprobation one year, no same orsimilar, pay restitution, $2,917.94,HPD; Samantha L. Gutzke, 21,Brownton, speed, $135, SO;Derek M. Jankowski, 22, NorthSt. Paul, driving without a valid li-cense or vehicle class/type, $350,SO; April L. Muchow, 34, Litch-field, child passenger restraintsystem not fastened, $135, SO;Brian J. Kosek, 21, Hutchinson,littering, $135, DNR; Regina R.Heldt, 42, Hutchinson, windowtint too dark, $135, MSP; MichaelJ. Kaukola, 35, Hutchinson, seatbelt, $110, MSP; Lucas M. Mace,27, Granite Falls, windshield tint-ed or glazed, failure to obtain newdriver’s license after changingname or address, $155, MSP;

Joseph J. Wickenhauser, 58,Chaska, passing parked emer-gency vehicle - more than twolanes in one direction, $135,MSP; Isaac T. Kill, 27, Kissim-mee, Fla., possess/sale smallamount of marijuana, $135,SLPD; Rosa M. Nieman, 18,Glencoe, liquor consumption bypersons under 21, $185, GPD;Jose A.C. Cepeda, 38, Glencoe,uninsured vehicle, dismissed,HPD; Jon E. Krantz, 50, Hutchin-son, proof of insurance, dis-missed, HPD; Candy J. Ander-son, 39, Hutchinson, domesticassault, stay of imposition, super-vised probation one year, localconfinement three days, credit fortime served three days, sentenceto service 12 days for indetermi-nate, keep court/attorney in-formed of current address, re-main law-abiding, no same orsimilar, contact with probation,follow all instructions of probation,sign all releases of information,may enter only casinos where noalcohol is served, do notship/transport/possess or receivefirearms or ammunition, no use orpossession of firearms or danger-ous weapons, do not enter barsor liquor stores that sell on saleliquor after 8 p.m. or off saleliquor stores at anytime, domesticabuse evaluation, follow recom-mendations of evaluation, chemi-cal dependency evaluation/treat-ment, no alcohol/controlled sub-stance use, no possession of al-cohol or drugs, no alcohol al-lowed in the home, no one is toconsume alcohol in the defen-dant’s home, random testing,$75, SO;

Kevin S. Oltman, 53, Glencoe,DWI - refuse to submit to chemi-cal test, stay of imposition, super-vised probation two years, localconfinement 30 days, credit fortime served four days, sentenceto service 10 days for indetermi-nate, no possession of alcohol ordrugs, no alcohol/controlled sub-stance use, random testing, noalcohol related offenses, victimimpact panel, follow recommen-dations of evaluation, aftercare,no driver license violations, keepcourt/attorney informed of currentaddress, remain law-abiding, nosame or similar, contact with pro-bation, sign all releases of infor-mation, follow all instructions ofprobation, chemical dependencyevaluation/treatment, completetreatment, driving after revoca-tion, dismissed, $385, SO;Jonathon L. Courier, 30, Litch-field, seat belt, $110, MSP;Jonathan R. Kroells, 29, Ham-burg, seat belt, $110, MSP;Daniel Z. Rodriguez, 22, Hutchin-son, possess/sale small amountof marijuana, possession of drugparaphernalia, $185, MSP; MarcR. Sylvester, 44, Glencoe, DWI,stay of imposition, supervisedprobation two years, local con-finement 30 days, stay 30 daysfor one year, sentence to service15 days for indeterminate, nopossession of alcohol or drugs,no alcohol/controlled substanceuse, random testing, no alcoholrelated offenses, victim impactpanel, chemical dependencyevaluation/treatment, follow rec-ommendations of evaluation, af-tercare, no driver license viola-tions, no driving without insur-ance, keep court/attorney in-formed of current address, re-main law-abiding, no same orsimilar, contact with probation,sign all releases of information,follow all instructions of probation,$385, MSP.

Births

Glencoe RegionalHealth Services

Finnegan Rumble Forcierborn Sept. 22, 2012, to StephanieDahl and Brent Forcier of Water-town.

Eli Alexander Mehlop bornSept. 21, 2012, to Angela Taylorand Steve Mehlop of Gaylord.

Aiden Russell Dinger bornSept. 27, 2012, to Brook andHannah Dinger of Winsted.

Hutchinson CommunityHospital

Noelle Grace Hendricksonborn Sept. 17, 2012, to Kirk andAmanda Hendrickson of Hutchin-son.

Marriages

Darla Jean Getz and RickieDean Harrier, both of Hutchinson.

Melinda May Voss-Andersonand Terry Lee Schmidt, both ofNew Germany.

Janet Lynn Mann-Orosz andShane Michael Palmquist, both ofBrownton.

Jessica Ann Baumann andJason Scott Smith, both ofHutchinson.

Christine Carol Heine andMatthew Edward Forcier, both ofHutchinson.

Dissolutions

Connie Marie Brady, Glencoe,from Matthew Shannon Brady,Glencoe.

Barbara Jean Riedel, Hutchin-son, from Dennis Harold Riedel,Hutchinson.

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Toro donates mowerThe Bloomington-based Toro Company donated a 2012Toro 60-inch, zero-turn commercial lawn mower to theHigh Island Lake Conservation Club in New Auburn.Above, Wayne Schultz, president of the lake club, putsthe mower through its paces. The Toro Company do-nates products and money to non-profit 501(c)3 organi-zations once a year, and it is a world-wide applicationprocess. Barb Schutte has been a Toro employee since1986 and is the secretary and treasurer of the lake club.Schutte applied for the donation never thinking Torowould even consider a small club in a small town wouldreceive such a generous donation. For the past fiveyears, several members of the lake club used their per-sonal lawn mowers to maintain the property at the lakebuilding. “Thank you for your volunteer hours to theclub,” Schutte said. “It would take five hours to mowwith our personnel lawn tractors, and today Wayne toldme he can complete it in three hours with the zero turn.The High Island Lake Conservation Club would like topublicly thank the Toro company for its continued sup-port of volunteerism and generosity.”


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