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Pharmacy, 732-5311;

Toll Free, 1-866-732-4163;

Emergency, 732-7565;

Hallmark Shop, 732-7200

Main StreetPharmacy& Your Health

“We care enough to provide thebest in pharmacy services.”

Mike Brengman

370 Main Street, ZumbrotaHours: 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri.; Thurs. 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sat. 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

Children'sTylenol

$529

Oral Suspension

4 Oz.

Listerine

$489

KneeSupport

$689

$299

Comfort Twin

Q-Tips

$169

Bic

AntisepticMouthwash

Ace

Metamucil

15 Oz.

Fiber Therapy

$1069

AntifungalCream

$389

Solarcaine

$549

CoppertoneSport

6 Oz. Spray

SunscreenAll SPFs

$689

Zantac

24 Tablets

Maximum Strength

$789

Advil PM

80 Caplets$995

Claritin24 Hour

Antihistamine

$1887

1 Liter

Al Sizes

5 Shavers

170 Swabs

30 Tablets

Sensitive Skin

1 Oz.

8 Oz.

Burn Relief Formula

All Flavors

SmoothTexture Orange

AcidReducer

We feature a Full Service Meat Center... NOT PREPACKAGED!

M ain Street Meatsain Street M eatsGorman'sorman's

WE FEATURE A FULL SERVICE MEAT DELI

Home of the areas largest FULL SERVICE meat department— Pine Island 507-356-4655

Open Monday Noon-6 p.m.; Tuesday - Friday 9 a.m.- 6 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.; Closed Sunday

ChickenBreast

Gorman's Blockbuster BuySaturday, August 17 Only

U.S.D.A. Boneless

85% Lean

Boneless, Skinless

8 Varieties Bacon Wrapped Stuffed

Homemade Wild Rice or Regular

Mild

Homesmoked

Sirloin Steak ..........$499

Ground Beef ..........$359

Chicken Breast .........$349

Chicken Breast .......$599

Bratwurst ..............$399

Cheddar Cheese .....$399

Dried Beef...............$999

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These prices good Wednesday, August 14 through Tuesday, August 20, 2013.

Save $1.50 Lb. • Please Call Ahead

8 Varieties Bacon Wrapped Stuffed

$449Lb.

Save $1.00 Lb.

All 12 Pack

Pepsi Products . 3/$1199

All 6-24 Oz. Bottles

Aquafina 24 Pack

Pepsi Products ..... $399

Water .................. $499

Everyday Low Price Pop!

Save $2.00 Lb.

Sale good thru August 25.

HANK'S RENTAL CENTERIt saves you time, It saves you money!Check Out Hank's Rental Center for all Your Rental Needs!

Coupon must be presented when equipment is rented. Limitone coupon per customer. Not valid in conjunction w ith anyother offfer. Coupon cannot be used to purchase merchan-dise. Not redeemable for cash. Offer good thru 8/25/13.

Coupon must be presented when equipment is rented. Limitone coupon per customer. Not valid in conjunction with anyother offfer. Coupon cannot be used to purchase merchan-dise. Not redeemable for cash. Offer good thru 8/25/13.

Coupon must be presented when equipment is rented. Limitone coupon per customer. Not valid in conjunction with anyother offfer. Coupon cannot be used to purchase merchan-dise. Not redeemable for cash. Offer good thru 8/25/13.

Bed Edger

15% Off5-In-1 Jumper

15% OffCarpet Cleaner

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No. 33 Wednesday, August 14, 2013 FREE



Chicken

Dinnerat the Goodhue Lions Community Building

Sunday, August 18Rain or Shine

Serving from 11:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.Menu: BBQ Chicken, Baked Potatoes,

Cole Slaw, Sweet Corn

Sponsored by

Goodhue Lions Club

Adults: $10

Children (Ages 6-12): $6Preschool: Free

Profits will benefit local projects.

There will be live musicand a prize raffle.

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Hwy. 52 North, Zumbrota • 507-732-7321

RESTAURANT ESTAURANT

See our website for events and menu

www.coveredbridgezta.com

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BREAKFAST BUFFET!Starting at 8 a.m. every Sunday

Dinner specials starting at 11 a.m.

WILLIE MURPHY

Saturday, August 17 • 8:00 p.min the lounge

Performing, Writing, Recording and ProducingBlues/R&B music for over 30 years.

at

107 Main Street South • 507-356-8810Check out our new website: www.pineislandsportsbar.com

PINE ISLAND SPORTS BARAND LIQUOR STORE

Svedka Vodka1.75 L

$17.99

Kingston Rum1.75 L

$16.99

COMPARE AND SAVE:

Bacardi Rum

$16.991.75 L

E&J Brandy

$15.991.75 L

Malibu Rum

$16.991.75 L

Sutter Home

$3.99 All Varieties 750 ML

Flip Flop

$6.99 All Varieties 1.5 L

Big HouseWine

$15.99 3 L

Keystone Light 24 Pack Cans

$12.99

Bud Light &Budweiser 24 Pack Cans

$16.99

Mike's HardLemonade

All Varieties 6 Pack

$6.99

Coors Light 24 Pack Cans

$16.99

Busch Light 24 Pack Cans

$13.99

WINE SALEBuy any3 bottles,

get 4th bottlefor

Only 1¢

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Saturday, August 17 ......Leather and Pipes Bike RallySign up 8-10 a.m.

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416 3rd Ave NE, Pine Island • Bar & Grill 356-4221 • Pool & Pins 356-4200

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Show & Go Cruise-InEvery Other Saturday at 4:00 p.m.

Free AdmissionFood & Raffles

www.pi-islandclassics.com

Saturday,August 17

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Sign up for Fall BowlingLeagues

Car & Tractor Show

All nights available. Monday-Friday

Second Annual

Taste of Pine Island100% of the proceeds shared between

PINE HAVEN CARE CENTER and PINE ISLAND AREA HOME SERVICES

Thursday, August 225:00-9:00 p.m.

Pine Haven Care Center parking lotFeaturing dinner and spirits from the local establishments including:

Island Sports Bar & Grill, Better Brew Coffee House,Borgy Boyz, Rainbow Cafe, Island Market, Cathy's Catering,

Pine Island Sports Bar and Liquor Storeand Pine Island American Legion

Hosted by Zumbro-Cannon Valley Community of Thrivent Financial for Lutheran.

Presenting a variety of local musical talent featuring:

BOB WOOTTON and SIX MILE GROVEPine Island Dixieland Band, Saint Paul Lutheran Praise Group,

Paul Miller & Jukebox Cruisen with musicXPress.

Don't miss the silent auction with anassortment of gifts and goodies.

Tickets: $25Available at Pine Haven Care Center,

Pine Island Area Home Services, Pine Island Bank,Better Brew Coffee House and Thrivent Financial for Lutherans.

Tickets for a children's meal will be available for $5 at the door.

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Bounce castles donated by Hardware Hank for the kids!

Z-Theatrepresents

ZUMBROTA AREA ARTS COUNCIL

by Joan Sween

Friday, August 23 • 7 p.m.Saturday, August 24 • 7 p.m.Sunday, August 25 • 7 p.m.Friday, August 30 • 7 p.m.

Saturday, August 31 • 7 p.m.Sunday, September 1 • 2 p.m.

96 East 4th Street, Zumbrota507-732-5210Information:[email protected]

Tickets available at Busby's Hardware & Furniture, Crossings at Carnegie,Main Street Pharmacy and at the door one hour prior to show time.

All tickets are general admission.Adults: $10 in advance, $12 at the door - Students 18 and under: $8

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ZUMBROTA'S HISTORIC

STATE THEATRE

ZUMBROTA'S HISTORIC

STATE THEATRE

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ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical,clogging, hip hop, modern, Irish

Classes begin September 9

507-732-7568Call Robyn Hoven for registration/information

at the

Preschool through Adult

CLASSES

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ZumbrotaDance Studio

or go towww.zumbrotadancestudio.com

Minneola Lutheran Church

BARN WORSHIP AND FUNDRAISER

Please join us for a worship service in a unique rural setting. All are welcome. Stay for a silent auction to raise funds for a

kitchen renovation at Minneola, followed by lunch.

8:30 a.m. Start bidding on silent auction items, bars/cookies and juice/coffee being served.9:30 a.m. Worship service with Youth choir singing.10:30 a.m. Bidding continues on silent auction items.10:30 a.m.-Noon Lunch served. BBQ sandwiches, side salads and dessert. Free will donation.12:30 p.m. Bidding ends and winning bids are announced.

Sunday, August 18Hosted by Les and Cheryl Kyllo, 14414 County 50 Blvd., Goodhue, MN

A sample of silent auction items are: themed gift baskets (back to school, beauty, bath,baking goods, pet, kids, game night), handcrafted goods (quilts, fleece blankets,

handcarved wood items, leaded glass), baked goods, garden produce and many more items.

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Thursday, August 15Gates open at 5:30 p.m.

Lands Lutheran Church16640 Highway 60 Blvd., Zumbrota

Rochester Male Chorus

Sponsored for EVERYONE by Goodhue County Thrivent Financial.

Loren Wolf:The Man in Black

Wiggle, Jiggle, Jam

Please bring a donation or item

for area food shelves.

The Friends of St. Rose, Inc.invite you to attend their

Saturday, August 17 • 2-5 p.m.at St. Rose of Lima Church

Live music, refreshments, treats, frozen custard and ice creamdonated by Culvers and Coldstone Creamery will be provided.

Please bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on and

a treat to pass is always appreciated.Visit www.friendsofstrose.org or

call 507-824-2403 for directions to St. Rose. S32-2a

9th Annual

Kristen Donovan, M.M.

507-732-5292KristenDonovanStudio.weebly.com

Piano & VoiceLESSONS

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for Children and Adults

HAPPY 50TH ANNIVERSARY

John and Deloris Meyer

OPEN HOUSE

Love from your family!

Saturday , August 172:00-5:00 p.m.

Red Wing American LegionNo gifts please.

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Annual BergReunion

will be held

Sunday, August 1812:30p.m.

Everson Park,Lands Lutheran Church

Potluck dinner. Bring your owndishes, beverage provided.

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At My Home

507-732-4772

Fall Voice-Piano

LaVonne Scharpen

Music Degree

42161 Cty. 4 Blvd.,Zumbrota

LESSONS

CARD OF THANKSA special thanks to the 2013 Pine IslandRoyalty for attending our ice cream so-cial held on Sunday, August 4 at theCreamery. You not only served the icecream but you interacted with those inattendance. We believe you representedthe Pine Island area very well. Keep upthe good work.

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A note of thanks to family and fri ends forall your prayers, cards, food, love andsupport during my recovery.

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Thank Youto the sponsors of thetractor and truck pull

at the GoodhueCounty Fair.

Lena Farms

D's Auto CareZbag

Midwest Transmission

Nesseth Trucking Tutewohl Trucking

Christiansen Sandblasting Fitzgerald Excavating

Lexvold Custom Chopping S33-1cc

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"DEALER FOR

THE PEOPLE"

Sales Hours: Mon. and Thur., 8:30-8:00; Tues., Wed. & Fri., 8:30-6:00; Sat. 8:30-5:00. Service Hours: Monday and Thursday 7:30-8:00, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 7:30-5:00

1-800-761-6086 Toll Free from anywhere • 507-732-5127 • Apply online at www.zumbrotaford.com

2013 Ford Edge SE(35) TO CHOOSE FROM

$24,999* AFTER FORDREBATES

FROM

Front Wheel Drive, All Wheel Drive,SEL and Limiteds.

Cloth and Leather.Some with Vista Roof.

Well-equipped.

17" Aluminum Wheels, SYNC with My Ford*, Reverse Sensing,Electrichromic Rear View Mirror, Auto Lamps, Securitycode Keyless Entry, Compass,

Below Floor Cargo Space, Side Airbags, Safety Canopy with Rollover Sensor, Advance Trac,Electronic Stability Control, Tire Pressure Monitor System.

MSRP $29,845Ford Rebate –$3,000Ford Bonus Cash –$500

Zumbrota Discount –$1,346

SALE $24,999Trade-ins Needed! Financing Available!(35) Available, instock and arriving daily.

Offer valid thru August 31, 2013.

ANTIQUE

TRACTORD RI V E

ANTIQUE

TRACTORD RI V E

Pine Island Lions

Sunday, August 18 • 8 a.m.Pool and Pins/PTM parking lot

Pine Island

LEAVING FROM SITE OF SATURDAY NIGHT CAR AND TRACTOR SHOW!We will be driving from Pine Island to the New Haven Hall for morning break,

then after passing thru Douglas and Genoa, on to the Milton Town Hall for lunch.

(Lunch for purchase by the Pine Island Lions.)

Then back to Pine Island by way of River Road.

We will be parading through the Pine Haven Care Center at 8:30 a.m.

Estimated return to Pine Island is 3 p.m.

$10.00 registration feethat includes refreshments

on the morning andafternoon breaks.Lunch not included.

For registration form and copy of driver rules, call 507-356-4009

or stop byThrivent Financial, Pine Island

or contact Dave Hermann,Larry Berg, Jerry Berg, Jim Miller,

Dean Weis, Norm Nielsenor Brian Hale.

Show & Go Cruise-InSaturday, August 17 • 4 p.m.

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Live Music from 5-8 p.m. by HOLY ROCKA ROLLAZ

DAYSFriday, August 16 & Saturday, August 17

PI LIQUOR601 North Main Street, Pine Island 507-421-0044

Open Monday-Saturday 9 a.m.-10 p.m.

Stop in and check out our specials and grab some food!

625 2nd Street, Kenyon

507-789-6522

TATGE JEWELRY

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The Elegance of Emeralds

IN HOUSE DESIGN,

SCREEN PRINTING

& EMBROIDERY

•TSHIRTS•POLOS•SWEATSHIRTS

•JACKETS •CAPS17304 Sugarloaf Parkway

Zumbrota, MN 55992 • 507-732-5633Becky and Kevin Nelson, Owners

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and Embroidery

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242 Main Street, Zumbrota1-800-450-7614 • 507-732-7614

Security State Bank of Wanamingo

BANKING HOURS — Lobby Open: Mon. 8-5, Tues.-Fri. 8-3, & Sat. 8-12Drive-up Open: Mon. 8-5, Tues.-Thurs. 8-4, Fri. 8-6, & Sat. 8-12

ATM Open: 7 Days a Week, 24 Hours A Day

232 Main Street, Wanamingo, MN 55983507-824-2265 • Fax 507-824-2960 • www.ssbwanamingo.com

24 Hour Banking with ATM

See Mike Perrettfor all of yourconsumer loanneeds!

Cars, Trucks,

Boats, Campers,Personal Loans

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WE TREAT OUR CUSTOMERS LIKE FAMILY!

Total Auto & Tire44490 Highway 52 Blvd., Zumbrota • 507-732-5886

Creative financing options • Nationwide Warranty

FOR ALL OF YOUR AUTO, TRUCK AND FARM NEEDS!

2 FREEOil Changes with 4 new tires with coupon

Call for details.

Tires • Computerized Diagnostics • Engine Repair Heating and Air Conditioning • Brakes • Suspensions

Steering • Electrical Systems • Tire Balance • Tire RotationAlignment • Shocks • Fluids • Much More

Oil Change$1799*Up to 5 quarts of conventional oil.

with coupon

Includes FREE alignment

check along with 4 tires and2 free oil changes.

The Gutter GuyExterior Home Specialist

507-696-2413269-275-1780

Steve Morris, owner

Locally owned and operated 18 years experience

• Many colors of seemless gutters available• Installation and Repair

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202 3rd Avenue, Goodhue651-923-4455

DARE TO

DREAMWith an affordable loan fromthe White Rock Bank lending

team of Paul, Nancy and Derek,

you can realize your dream.

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Excavating

Trenton

W e d o i t a l l !

C a l l

6 51 - 3 80 - 80 2 3

DrivewaysSeptic Systems

BasementsLandscaping

Directors' and Officers' coverage (D&O)has long been a favorite among compa-nies that want to protect their directorsand officers from damages resulting fromalleged or actual wrongful acts they mayhave committed in their positions. Asidefrom affording protection against dis-gruntled shareholders in publicly ownedcompanies, D&O insurance offers pri-vately held companies protection againstemployees, clients, stockholders, ven-dors, creditors, and even minority share-holders related by blood or marriage.Directors' and officers' liability insur-ance is often confused with professionalliability insurance (or errors and omis-sions coverage). While professional li-ability/errors and omissions coverageapplies to performance failures and neg-ligence with respect to products and ser-vices, directors' and officers' liabilityinsurance covers the performance andduties of the executive team.Do you run a business? Could your com-pany benefit with D&O coverage? Howwell is your business protected with yourcurrent insurance policy? We can help!Call us and let's review your insuranceportfolio. We're located at 269 MainStreet, Zumbrota, where we offer thebest coverage possible and many afford-able options for every budget. If youhave any questions about your insuranceneeds, call us at 507-732-5693. We areindependent insurance professionals, serv-ing you first.

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Directors' andOfficers' Coverage

Licensed &Insured

TreeTrimming

Brush Mowing • Haul ing Lot Cl earing • Ski d Load er Wor k

Paul Zielsdorf 507-732-4454

Larry Zielsdorf 507-732-7471

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HEARTLIND TREES,HEARTLIND TREES,HEARTLIND TREES,HEARTLIND TREES,HEARTLIND TREES, INC.INC.INC.INC.INC.

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~Quality Work~

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•Woodwork

•New Construction

by Becky Webstercall 507-732-7406

to book your appointment!

Paperhanging

& InteriorPainting

Tami's Painting Touch Dedicated to making your home beautiful. . .

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INTERIOR PAINTINGFree estimates/Color consults

References, InsuredCALL or EMAIL to schedule your

appointment TODAY...

email: [email protected]

Tammie Johnson 507-951-7533

Boraas

Monuments

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For Your Cemetery

Granite Needs

ContactByron BoraasKollmann Rep.

107 East 13th St.,Zumbrota

507-696-7997

Oronoco Auto Parts& Auto Sales

507-367-4315 or800-369-4315

www.oronocoautoparts.com

410 1st St., Oronoco, MN 55960

Junkers and Repairables

$200 - $7,500on most vehicles — free towMore $$$ If Sellable

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Terry Carlson, Hearing Consultant

Better Hearing AidCenters

29750 150th Ave. Way, Welch, MN.

• FREE Hearing Tests• FREE House Calls

• Service all makes and modelsof hearing aids

651-258-4471

1-800-348-4471

20 Years Experience

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Melgard Monuments

Cemetery Monuments

Markers

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507-732-7258507-259-0364

Gerry ThumannZumbrota

TIRES

TIRESTIRES

ROY ’N AL’SAUTO SERVICE

Neven Sodd

Goodhue • 651-923-4525

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507-843-4500 Evenings

Befort Salvage & RepairMAZEPPA, MN

•Auto Repair•We Accept Junk & Repairable Cars, Trucks•Old Farm Machinery & Scrap Metals•Used Autos & Parts Available

507-843-2203 • Mike Befort

Summertime Fun

Picnic Table RentalSpecial Events • Reunions • Graduations

Weddings • Festivals • Business Functions

FREE DELIVERY AND SET-UP

Rob/DebWestgard26697 520th St.,Pine Island507-356-4018

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MINI STORAGECall For Sizes, Prices & Bookings

SOUTHSIDESTORAGE

GOODHUESoddeow-tfc

651-923-4154

507-216-6354www.rochestershuttleservice.com

Shutttle Service toMinneapolis Airport

Mall of America12 DEPARTURES DAILY!

FREE WIFI IN VANS!Services to and from

Oronoco, Pine Island & Zumbrota

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507-732-7387

Cell 507-208-6000

Peter McWatersYour local electrician

Zumbrota, MN

BOATS & MOTORSFOR SALE: Alumacraft Classic Delux 16’fishing boat with 40 horse Johnson motorwith tilt and trim on a yacht club rollertrailer. New deck bow to stern. 2 newbatteries, new boat cover, 2 gas cans,anchors, trolling motor and other ex-tras. It’s ready to put in the water, $2,500.Call 507-271-7044. 31-tfc

CARS & TRUCKSFOR SALE: 2002 Ford Taurus SE, darkgray. Runs great. 152,000 miles, $3,200or best offer, 507-367-2649 or 990-

1842. 33-1cc

MOTORCYCLESFOR SALE: 2004 Harley Heritage SoftTail Classic, teal color, many extras,25k miles, woman owned bike with low-ering kit, windshield, luggage bags, en-gine guard and security system.$11,200 obo. Call 356-2862 to see a

very well cared f or bike. 32-3a

FOR SALE: 2001 Yamaha Classic V-Star1100cc’s. Very low mileage of 6,418miles, lowered for female driver, leatherbags, windshield, running lights, cobrapipes, 2 seats, other equipment. $4,500.Cell 507-254-9224. Laurie Anderson-Wilson. 32-3p

"The Friendly Home-Town People"

Charlie's PowerEquipment Center

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Tune-Up Time

507-367-2522

We service all makesPickup and Delivery available

Specials from $39.95

DAYCAREZumbrota newly licensed daycare open-ing September 3 for ages 2 and up.Food program available. Call or text RanaeRohe, 507-273-9906. 32-3p

Licensed Wanamingo daycare hasimmedite openings for all ages. Largeoutside play area. Located next to KWElementary School. Contact Janie at 651-210-4360. 32-3cc

KW Learning Center and School AgeCare serves children ages 33 months tograde 5. Open Monday-Friday, 6 a.m.-6p.m. at the KW Elementary School in

Wanamingo and the KW Middle Schoolin Kenyon. Flexible calendar. ContactCommunity Education, 507-789-7016or find us online at www.kw.k12.mn.us.

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Cougar Care & Bright Beginnings offerschildcare for children ages 33 monthsthrough school age. Hour s are 6 a.m. to6 p.m. year round. Located in ZM EarlyEducation Center, 507-732-4650.

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GIVE AWAY GIVE AWAY: Campfire wood. About apickup truck’s worth of arm’s-length cutsoft maple and Chinese elm, dried outfrom May’s snowstorm. You haul fromRoscoe Township outside Pine Island.Call Ann at 507-284-0479. 33-1f

GIVE AWAY: Maple, willow, pine fire-wood 356-8943. 33-1f

GIVE AWAY: Free for taking down: twoLester’s hog buildings. 36’x60’ and36’x100’. To be removed by October15. 507-789-5501. 33-1f

GARAGE SALESGarage sale: 911 Marie Lane, Zumbrota,Friday, August 16, 4-7 p.m. and Satur-day, August 17, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Girlsclothing sizes 4T-7/8, girls shoes vari-ous sizes, toys including Fischer Price,Little Tikes, girls kitchen, boys work benchplus much more, household items ga-lore, ladies clothing, speakers, couch/loveseat set, misc. items. Great deals.All must go. 33-1p

Yard sale: Friday, August 16 and Satur-day, August 17, 8 a.m.-3 pm. at RoyalCourt, Pine Island, Lot #37. Radial arm220 saw, metal cutting chop saw, both

commercial. Three tables, coffee tables,table saw, trampoline, lots of misc. andclothes. 33-1p

MISC. ITEMS FOR SALEFOR SALE: Patio set with four chairsplus cushions; table includes umbrella;two-person glider chair with cushion.$500, cal l 507-210-9161. 33-3cc

FOR SALE: Used 8’x12’ storage shed.Some repair may be needed. You move.$100, 507-732-7374. 33-3a

FOR SALE: Auction sale. Contents of one large storage unit will be sold to thehighest bidder on Saturday, August 17,9 a.m. Terms are cash. Located 11miles south of Lake City on Highway 63,then turn left to 660 Street, 2/3 of amile. Sale subject to owner paying off the unit before the sale. Oak Center

Sto rage , 507 -753 -2672. 32-2aFOR SALE: Day lilies. Hundreds of vari-eties. Minnesota grown. Low prices. Dis-counts for large landscaping quantities.Zumbro Falls. Open Saturday a.m. Callfor directions 507-753-4087. 32-3cc

FOR SALE: Soft side tractor cab, fitsSimiplity garden tractor; 42” push bladewith bracket. Fits Simplity garden trac-tor. Both in good condition. Call 843-4093. 32-3p

FOR SALE: Antique walnut youth bed(head and footboard) with spring andmattress, $300, 507-732-4226 evenings.

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BUFFALO MEAT FOR SALE: Naturallyraised, boneless, USDA inspected Cryo-

vac and fresh frozen. Steaks, roasts,ground brats, patties, jerky and more,507-732-4080, email: [email protected]. 26-tfc

NON-PROFIT HELPNarcotics Anonymous meets at FirstEvangelical Lutheran Church, 309 For-est Street, Kenyon, 7-8 p.m. on Tues-days. 19-tfc

The CARE Clinic, a free health clinic,serves uninsured patients in GoodhueCounty. The CARE Clinic is open everyTuesday evening. Registration is from4:30-6:30 p.m. The clinic is located inRed Wing, at 1407 West 4th Street. Formore information, call 651-388-1022or look at our website www.careclinicrw.com. 7-tfc

Goodhue County Health & Human Ser- vices offers low cost, federally fundedimmunizations for children and adultswho may be uninsured or underinsured.Information at 651-385-6100 or 800-

950-2142, http://www.co.goodhue.mn.us./ 1-tfc

Recovery, International: Self-help orga-nization since 1937 offers a proven methodto combat depression, fears, panic-at-tacks, anger, anxiety. Facilitated groupsmeet weekly in many locations. Free willoffering. Recovers, Int’l. Dona 612-824-5773, www.LowSelfHelpSystems.org.

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Narcotics Anonymous meets at St. Paul’sCatholic Church, 749 Main Street South,Zumbrota, 7-8 p.m. on Saturdays.

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The Wanamingo AL-ANON meets everyThursday from 6-7 p.m. at the TrinityLutheran Church, 301 2nd Ave..Questions? Call 507-273-5636. 31-tfc

Zumbrota area charitable organizationscurrent mailing addresses for making charitable gifts. Their financial supportis derived nearly exclusively from thegeneral public. Donations are tax de-ductible. Zumbrota Area Food Shelf, POBox 43; Zumbrota Community Trust,PO Box 226; Zumbrota Area HistoricalSociety, PO Box 44; Zumbrota Area Arts

Council, PO Box 45; Zumbrota PublicCemetery Association, 113 Sugarloaf Lane;all Zumbrota, MN 55992; Zumbrota-Mazeppa Education Foundation, 343 3rdAvenue NE, Mazeppa, MN 55956.

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Alcoholics Anonymous, Fridays, 7 p.m.at St. Michael’s Catholic Church, PrairieSide room, 451 5th Street SW, PineIsland. 3-tfc

Caregiver Support Group meets everysecond and fourth Monday of the monthfrom 1-2:30 p.m. at St. Paul’s LutheranChurch Library. Sponsored by Three RiversCommunity Action, Inc. and Pine IslandArea Home Services. Private and confi-

dential. Respite care available during meetings. 21-tfc

Recovery, Inc.: Facilitated, self-help groupssince 1937 offering a proven method tocombat depression, anger, fear, anxi-ety, etc. Free weekly meetings at 7 p.m.on Tuesdays at Resurrection CatholicChurch, 1600 11th Ave. S.E., Roches-ter. Information 507-843-4064 orwww.recovery-inc.org. 41-tfc

Pine Island Area Home Services, a Liv-ing at Home Block Nurse Program™offers volunteer services including trans-portation, respite, chores, light house-keeping, grocery shopping assistanceand other services to help elderly re-main safe and comfortable in their ownhome. We also collaborate for nursing and home health aide services and offerfoot care, clinics, hearing clinics andblood pressure clinics. Stop by the of-

fice at 109 3rd Street SW, call 356-2999 or visit our website at www.pineislandareahomeservices.org. 13-tfc

Recovery, Inc., is a community grouppromoting mental health through self-help with fear, depression and anxietymeeting on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at Res-urrection Catholic Church, 1600 11thAve. SE, Rochester. Free. Information,507-288-1144. www.recovery-inc.org.

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Free mammograms and cervical cancerscreenings are available for women. Formore information contact Goodhue CountyPublic Health Service at 651-385-6100or 1-800-950-2142. 43-tfc

Crisis pregnancy - need help? Caring,confidential assistance. St. Michaels, acommunity caring for life. 507-356-4944or 507-356-4280. 20-tfc

Call the Women’s Center of Goodhue

County 24-hour crisis line at 1-800-369-5214 or 612-385-8600 if you needhelp, support or advocacy. We can offershelter to victims of domestic violenceor homelessness, and we offer our ser-

vices to anyone in need. 3-f-tfc

Alcoholics Anonymous: Wednesday, 8p.m., Oronoco Community Center, 1152nd St. NW, lower level, Oronoco.

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Free to use by the general public: Wheelchairs, walkers, canes and crutches.Zumbrota VFW, 507-732-5411. 2-tfc

Zumbrota Area Food Shelf: Open firstand third Mondays from 2-4 p.m., sec-ond and fourth Thursdays from 7-8 p.m.and third Wednesday from 10 a.m. tonoon for senior citizens. Open to allneedy persons. 244 Main Street (in thebasement of Farmers Insurance Group).Please use the alley entrance. Also open

first Monday of the month from 11 a.m.-noon to receive donations. 3 -f -t fc

Pine Island Food Shelf: Open everyWednesday from 9-11 am. 218 SouthMain Street, #5, 507-356-2999, entrancein alley. 50-tfc

Alcoholics Anonymous: Monday, 7 p.m.St. Paul’s Catholic Church basement,749 Main Street South, Zumbrota.

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Alcoholics Anonymous: Tuesday, 7:30p.m., United Redeemer Lutheran Church,560 West 3rd, Zumbrota. Call 507-732-7418 after 6 p.m. 38-tfc

NOTICES Jewel Ness cordially invites you t o the21st annual Cherry Grove Fly-in/Drive-in end of summer picnic. Holden andDale combined worship service at 9 a.m.

with music by Down Home & Friends.There will be Ultralight planes, classiccars and more. Refreshments will beavailable from the Fox Wagon. Located2 miles south of Wanamingo, 1/2 milewest on County Road 12. Info:www.theflyin.com 507-951-0410.

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PETSFOR SALE: Labradoodles. Family andfarm raised. Health certificate and healthcare up to date. Started on potty train-ing. Well socialized. Males and femalesavailable. 507-272-7818. 31-3cc

FOR SALE: Chawheny pup $250, shotsand wormed, call 507-271-3917.

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WANTEDWANTED: Scrappy Chappy’s Metals, 507-273-0386 or 507-259-5081. Paying cashto clean up your property of any scrapmetals, including junk cars, trucks andmachinery. 31-3p

WANTED: All types of junk vehicles, cars,trucks, pickups, etc. Also, roll off boxesfor scrap metal. Poncelet Metals AutoCrushing, 651-923-4074. 42- tfc




LEGALS

Public NoticeState of MinnesotaCounty of Goodhue

District CourtFirst Judicial District

Court File #25-PR-13-1781In Re: Estate of Marion B.

Overland aka Marion Overlandaka marion Blanche Overland,

Decedent

Notice of Informal Probate of Willand Informal Appointment ofPersonal Representative and

Notice to CreditorsNotice is given that an Application for

Informal Probate of Will and InformalAppointment of Personal Representa-tive was filed with the registrar, along with a will dated October 3, 2008. Theregistrar accepted the application andappointed Della Mae Flemke, whose ad-dress is 241 6th Street SW, Pine Island,MN 55963, to serve as the personalrepresentative of the decedent’s estate.

Any heir, devisee or other interestedperson may be entitled to appointmentas personal representative or may ob-

ject to the appo intment of the personalrepresentative. Any objection to the ap-pointment of the personal representa-tive must be filed with the cour t and anyproperly filed objection will be heard bythe court after notice is provided to in-terested persons of the date of hearing

on the objection.Unless objections are filed, and un-less the court orders otherwise, the per-sonal representative has the full powerto administer the estate, including, afterthirty (30) days from the issuance of letters testamentary, the power to sell,encumber, lease, or distribute any inter-est in real estate owned by the dece-dent.

Notice is further given that, subject toMinn. Stat. §524.3-801m, all creditorshaving claims against the decedent’sestate are required to present the claimsto the personal representative or to thecourt within four (4) months after thedate of this notice or the claims will bebarred.

Dated: 8-1-13 Yvonne J. Black, Reg istrar

Vanessa Jeshe, DeputyRockne Law OfficeMatt C. RockneMN #240527

385 Main StreetPO Box 7Zumbrota, MN 55992Telephone: 507-732-5191Facsimile: 507-732-7846email: [email protected]

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TOWNSHIPS

SEMMCHRA 2012

Annual Disclosure St atement1. Name of development authority:

SE MN Multi-Cty HRA2. Name of municipality: Zumbrota3. Name of newspaper: Zumbrota News-

Record - 8-15-20134. Current net tax capacity: $12,2535. Original net tax capacity: $1,0156. Captured net tax capacity: $11,2387. Principal and interest payments

due in 2013: $13,3988. Tax increment expended in 2012:$14,276

9. Tax increment received in 2012:$13,770

10. Month and year of first tax incre-ment receipt: 06-2002

11. Date of required decertification:12-31-2027

12. The total increased property taxesto be paid from outside the district if fiscal disparities option A applies*: $0

* The fiscal disparities property taxlaw provides that the growth in commer-cial-industrial property tax values is sharedthroughout the area. In a tax incrementfinancing district, this value sharing caneither result in a tax increase for otherproperties in the municipality or resultin a decrease in tax increment financing district revenue depending on how thetax increment financing district is estab-lished.

Tax Increment Financing District TIF

1-2 Zumbrota does not share its growth

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RYAN

8’, 9’, & 10’Machines Available

Greg & Cindy Ryanand Sons

651-258-4320

BAGGING

Greg 651-764-3723Travis 651-764-3724

CHARLIE RYAN

CUSTOM

Silage Bags andBunker Covers

10’ BaggersCell Phone: 1-651-764-1944

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BAGGING

LexvoldCustom Services

Keith Lexvold651-764-4409

• Tillage• Planting –

• Ripping• Combining• Silage Chopping

16x30 with auto shutoff on rows with liquid fertilizer

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37510 230th Ave.Goodhue, MN 55027

Business 651-923-4552Cell 651-764-4883 S34-tfc

Complete line of seeds,including

Kussmaul SeedandOrganic Seeds

Call for Discounts

Jonas Farm Seeds

SIOUX GRAIN BINS

JH SCHRADER ENTERPRISES

651-380-5059S29-tfc

DRYERSMACHINERY & LIVESTOCK

POLE BUILDINGS

Corn/Bean Planting • Stalk Chopping Hay Cutting • Chisel Plow • Digging • Disking • Silage Chopping • Raking • Snow Removal

Round Baling; Wet or Dry; Net Wrap

MIKE'S CUSTOMFARM SERVICES

507-732-7992or 507-273-4666

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Jung Seed Sales • 39715 Cty. 47 Blvd., Goodhue

K.M. Neisen Co.

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WE BUY HARVESTOR SILOS.

We also take downcement stave silos for a fee.

507-995-2331 • insured

Masterson

Staffing Solutionsis hosting a

JOB FAIRfor Operators and other

Manufacturing positions onThursday, August 22

from 1-3 p.m.

at Foldcraft's offices located at615 Centennial Drive, Kenyon.

Please follow visitor entrance and go to

offices lcated in back of facility.

Masterson Staffing Solutions is anEEO/AA Employer.

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Please call our office with anyquestions at 507-252-8481.

Please remember to bring your proof of eligibility to work in the U.S. Bring an

updated resume if you have one.

Food Center

HELP WANTED

Please apply in person at

Cashiers

Nights and Weekends

Zumbrota, MN

Part-time

Carryouts/Stockers

and

Professional Assistant

Email resume to:[email protected] or send to:

Seeking full-time professional assis-

tant for a fast-paced financial plan-ning firm. 50% computer work, 30%administrative and organizational work,20% client service. Successful can-didates will have strong computerand interpersonal skills. Experiencein the financial services industry aplus. Competitive pay and benefitsavailable.

Karolin Lex

281 Main Street, Suite AZumbrota, MN 55992

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201 North 2nd Street651-923-4662

of Goodhue

CORNERBAR & GRILL

HELP WANTED

Bartender/Cook

Experience preferred but will train.Nights and weekends.

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RochesterPost-BulletinFoot Route

For more informationcontact Doug Crowley at

507-285-7795

Available in Zumbrota.Monday-Saturday delivery.

Complimentary subscription forcarrier. Earn money while exercising.

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HOWES

DIAMOND JEWELERShas an opportunity to join their

Sales TeamSeeking a highly motivated, detailoriented sales consultant to fill a

part-time position.

Competitive wage andbonus incentive.

Apply in person at:301 Bush Street, Red Wing

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Send resume to:PO Box 237, Goodhue, MN 55027

or [email protected]

RECEPTIONISTWANTED

Part-time with customer skills,computer skills and

telephone skills required.

HELP WANTEDHELP WANTED: The Goodhue CountyEducation District has two full-time open-ings for Setting IV Paraprofessionalsbeginning in the 2013-14 school year.One opening is at our Riverside programin Cannon Falls and the other is at ourUpwards program in Red Wing. Experi-ence working with students in class-room setting desired. Position is openuntil filled.Required qualifications: Two

years of college or equivalent or suc-cessful completion of the Para Pro testprior to first student contact day; Per-sonal Care Assistant (PCA) training (training must be completed online prior to firststudent contact day); Professional Cri-sis Management (PCM) training (train-ing will be made available and must becompleted within timelines provided);able to lift 50 pounds and be able torestrain students in emergency situa-tions; clean driving record as may berequired to transport student to transi-tion activities. Desired qualifications: CPRand First Aid training; special ed para-professional training; experience work-ing with students with disabilities; goodwritten and verbal communication skills;

must be able to work one-on-one withindividual students and with small groups;experience working on a multi-disciplin-ary team; experience and/or training inbehavior management. Goodhue CountyEducation District uses the AppliTracksystem from Aspex Solutions to manageemployment applications online.

HELP WANTED: Drivers for school busroutes and trips. Will train. Sugar Loaf Bus Service, 732-7670 or 843-5296.

HELP WANTED: The Pine Island SchoolDistrict serves approximately 1,200 preK-12 students in southeast Minnesota.The successful candidate will providebusiness management services as out-lined, in the description on the schoolwebsite. Starting date is August 26 orlater (260 day contract). Requirements:letter of interest, school district applica-tion available at www.pineisland.k12.mn.us, comprehensive resume, 3 let-

ters of recommendation. Sent to: TammyBerg-Beniak, Pine Island Schools, 2231st Avenue SE, PO Box 398, Pine Is-land,, MN 55963. 33-2a

HELP WANTED: Childcare teaching as-sistant and para needed for Cougar Careand Bright Beginnings for Zumbrota-Mazeppa Public Schools. Qualified indi-

viduals should possess a positive andcaring attitude as well as a passion forteaching and making a difference in thelives of children. Childcare experiencerequired, childcare/teaching degree pre-ferred. The childcare programs seekmature, nurturing, and dependable indi-

viduals to work with children ages 33months and up. Applications can bedownloaded from the website http://zmschools.us or to request an applica-tion, please email [email protected]. Send completed applications

to: Cougar Care, Attn: Michele Hatleli,799 Mill Street, Zumbrota, MN 55992.Application deadline is 8-28-13.

HELP WANTED: Childcare coordinatoropening. Zumbrota-Mazeppa ISD. #2805has a childcare coordinator opening.Qualified individuals should possess theability to provide administrative leader-ship and supervision for the develop-ment, promotion, implementation andevaluation of the Zumbrota-MazeppaSchool age and preschool childcare pro-gram. Assure that the program providessafe, nurturing and quality services tomeet the needs of children and familiesand support the development of chil-

dren. Send application and cover letter,resume, transcript and credentials toZM Community Education, Attn: JenBurfeind, Director, 705 Mill Street, Zum-brota, MN 55992. School applicationavailable online at www.zmschools.us.Application deadline is Wednesday, Au-gust 21. 33-1a

HELP WANTED: Experienced part-timeline cook over 18 able to work in fast-paced work environment and to helpwith prep work, dishes, cleaning andother restaurant duties. Sundays off.Apply in person at Cathy’s Catering,300 South Main Street, Pine Island.

HELP WANTED: Kenyon-WanamingoSchools has an immediate vacancy for afull-time grades 5-12 EBD teacher. Suc-cessful candidate must hold Minnesotateaching license with EBD certification.Send letter of application, resume, tran-scripts, three letters of recommenda-

tion, and copy of teaching license to Jeff Evert, Superintendent, 225 3rd Avenue,Wanamingo, MN 55983 or [email protected]. Application deadline is au-gust 16, 2013 or until filled. EOE

HELP WANTED: The Southeastern Min-nesota Multi-County Housing and Rede-

velopment Authori ty (SEMMCHRA) isseeking an administrative assistant re-porting to our executive director and toalso provide administrative assistanceto other departments. Responsibilitiesinclude assisting with various projects;day-to-day operations of the HRA; andpersonnel and benefits administration.College graduate in business adminis-tration, urban studies or related sub-

ject. At least two (2) years of experiencein housing field or in a responsible ad-ministrative position of comparable du-ties. Additional relevant experience maybe substituted for education requirement.

Must be a licensed driver and have a caravailable to carry out assignments. Sal-ary based on experience. Excellent ben-efits. Interested persons should submitresumes to Karen DuCharme by 4:30p.m., Friday, August 16, 2013 to theSEMMCHRA, 134 East 2nd Street, Wa-basha, MN 55981; 651-565-2638, ext.201. Equal Employment Opportunity.

HELP WANTED: KW Kids Childcare seekscandidates for the following positions:Program Lead: Full-time position. Assistcoordinator to provide an enrichmentand childcare program for ages 33 months-grade 5. Must have ability to communi-cate with young children, parents andco-workers to maintain a high qualityprogram. Program Assistant: Part-timepositions in both Kenyon and Wana-mingo, Monday-Friday on school daysand potentially summer days. Kenyonhours are 7:15-9 a.m.; Wanamingo hours

are 7:15 a.m.-10 a.m. and 2:30-5 p.m.and 2:30-5:15 p.m. Hours may be com-bines. Substitute program assistants andassistants: Fill in as needed for currentstaff. Application available online atwww.kw.k12.mn. us, Community Edu-cation, or send letter of application, re-sume and three references to: Kris Kincaid,Kenyon-Wanamingo Community Educa-tion, 400 6th Street, Kenyon, MN 55946or [email protected]. mn.us. Deadlineis Wednesday, August 21 or when filled.EOE 32-2a

HELP WANTED: Farm help, part-or full-time. Hours and days vary. Apply byAugust 20. Contact Darren Vieths at651-380-6141 or call 651-923-4861 tor eceiv e an appl icati on . 32-3a

HELP WANTED: Full-time feed mill man-ager in Pine Island. Full benefits. Ag background, computer skills and CDL aplus. Send resume to Box P, c/o Grim-srud Publishing, Inc., PO Box 97, Zum-brota, MN 55992. 31-3a

WORK WANTEDWORK WANTED: Looking for an in-homecaretaker? I can help families take careof an elderly person who is not able tohelp themself physically. Call Delores at507-884-4698. 32-3p

WORK WANTED: Looking for homecarework in the immediate area (Zumbrota,Wanamingo, Pine Island or Mazeppa).Can provide references. $9 per hour,507-732-7720. 31-3cc

FARM ITEMS FOR RENTFOR RENT: Grain vac for rent. Reason-able rates. Call 651-923-4616. 49-tfc

FARM ITEMS FOR SALEFOR SALE: Hay and straw. Small bales,$4, round bales $100, 507-271-3917.

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FARM ITEMS WANTEDWANTED: We are looking for organichay to feed our dairy herd. We are not

jockeys, ju st trying to feed our herd of

in commercial-industrial property tax values. This results in an increase inproperty taxes for other properties inthis municipality. For taxes payable in2012, this increase in taxes on otherproperties amounted to $0.00.

Additional information regarding thisdistrict may be obtained from:

Joseph Wheeler134 East 2nd [email protected]

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Notices

GOODHUE

City of Goodhue Advertisement for Bi ds

1999 Police issue Dodge Durango.

160,601 miles, 4-wheel drive. Bids ac-cepted at Goodhue City Hall until Wednes-day, August 28, 2013 at 4 p.m.

We have the right to reject any or allbids.33-2a

City of GoodhueEDA Meeting Minutes

July 10, 20136:30 p.m.

Members present: Mayor Bien, Schulz,Ryan ,Schimek and Adams. Also presentwere Richard Gorman, Tara Chapa, SteveVoth, Andy Brandel, Trevor and AndreaStenlund and Brian Loos.

Motion by Adams, seconded by Ryanto approve the minutes of June 19. Motioncarried.

Motion by Ryan, seconded by Adamsto have the engineer and city attorneycontact the landowner regarding extending the sewer for new lots in Fredrickson

addition. Motion carried.Motion by Schimek, seconded by Schulz

to adjourn. Motion carried.Respectfully submitted,Lori AgreCity Clerk

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City of GoodhueCouncil Meeting Minutes

July 24, 20136:30 p.m.

Members present: Mayor Kerry Bien,Fritz Schulz, Leia Ryan and John Adamswith Tia Schimek absent . Also presentwere Richard Gorman, Mike Redmond,

Jacob Hopperstad, Shelly Schul, AndyBrandel and Brian Loos.

Motion by Schulz, seconded by Adamsto approve the agenda. Motion carried.

Motion by Adams, seconded by Ryanto approve the council minutes of July10th. Motion carried.

Motion by Adams, seconded by Schulzto approve the public hearing minutes

of July 10th. Motion carried.Motion by Adams, seconded by Ryan

to change yield sign to stop sign atcorner of 5th St. and Park Ave. Motioncarried.

Motion by Ryan, seconded by Schulzto make a three way stop at the cornerof 2nd Ave. and 6th St. Motion carried.

Jacob Hopperstad addressed the coun-cil to consider Eagle Scout service projectopportunities at Cranston Heights Park.

Motion by Schulz, seconded by Ryanto accept resolution for donation of a2005 Crown Victoria Police Interceptorfrom the Prairie Island Indian Commu-nity. Motion carried.

Motion by Schulz, seconded by Ryanto approve Leah Nell Peterson’s build-ing permit in accordance to all setbackrules. Motion carried.

The August 14 Council meeting iscanceled and rescheduled to August 7th.

Motion by Schulz, seconded by Adamsto pay the bills. Motion carried.

Motion by Ryan, seconded by Adamsto adjourn the meeting. Motion carried.

Respectfully submitted,Lori Agre, City Clerk

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milk cows. Contact Mike Augustine at651-380-0246 and tell me what youhave and the price. 49-tfc

FARM SERVICESCustom chopping, silos, bags, bunkers,piles-wagons or trucks, two 4-wheel drivepack tractors, 2 self-propelled choppers.Can also chop earlage. Brand new ker-nel processor that does a better jobthan a shredlage processor and usesless power and fuel consumption. Con-tact Darren Vieths at 651-380-6141.

Custom chopping - silos, bags, bunkers,piles, wagons or trucks. Two 4-wheeldrive pack tractor, two self-propelledchoppers. Can also chop earlage. Con-tact Darren Vieths, 651-380-6141.

FARMLAND WANTEDLAND OWNERS, if you have CRP landcoming out and don’t like the idea of someone spraying chemicals on yourland, give us a call. We run an organicdairy farm and are looking for land torent. We would like to reseed to alfalfa/grass mix for hay. Rent will be based onsoil sample and we prefer 3 to 5 yearcontracts. Call Mike Augustine at 651-380-0246. Thanks. We would like tostay within 20 miles of Goodhue.

LIVESTOCKFOR SALE: Registered Holstein bulls,serviceable age, artificially sired. AlbertsBrothers, Pine Island, 507-356-4462.

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220 W. 1st St., Zumbrota

835 Tile Dr., Red Wing

(651) 388-1218

(507) 732-5218

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ZUMBROTA, MN

(507) 732-5173

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400 Zumbrota Dr., Zumbrota(Just Off U.S. Hwy. 52)

www.groverauto.com

Dealer Lic. #10719

507-732-5194 or

1-800-967-2094

CHIROPRACTORS

507-732-4200 • 404 Main St., Zumbrota

Global FamilyChiropractic"The Power That Made The Body, Heals The Body"

Troy Higley, D.C.PALMER GRADUATE

AUTO REPAIR

A R AUTO CARE 507-356-2182/507-259-9536

Randy DePestel • ASE Certified MechanicOver 25 years experience

Complete Auto & Light Truck Repair

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Jeff Ryan 651-380-1646or 651-923-4825

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Remodels Windows and Doors319 East Ave., Zumbrota

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Machine Sheds • Grain StorageHorse Barns

Specialty BuildingsHog Confinement

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Walters Buildings

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Authorized Dealer of

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basements, garages,additions, new homes

Chad Horsman

507-732-5663

ELECTRICIANS

Fast & Reliable Service for your Business, Home & Farm

651-923-4737Goodhue

FLOORING

,LLC

PROFESSIONAL FLOORING

Erik Flicek, owner [email protected] • 507-398-5004

Serving Zumbrota & Surrounding Areas

Install, Dust Control, Super CleanSpecializing in refinishing and

installation of hardwood floorring S2-tfc

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Zumbrota Overhead Door

Lang Custom Structures, Inc.Two businesses. One purpose: to get the job done!

Bob Lang, PO Box 512, Zumbrota

Phone: 507-732-4300 Fax 507-732-4447email: [email protected]

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FIRE INSURANCE CO.209 Main St., Wanamingo

Our agents can also furnish you with acombination Fire, Wind & Liability Policy, alsoHomeowners, Workmen’s Comp., InlandMarine, Auto and Commercial.

Monday through Friday

507-824-2912

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LAWN & GARDEN

WANAMINGO

507-824-2021

Plus Hydro Seeding – Sodding

Finish Grading – Retaining Walls

FULL SERVICE LANDSCAPINGFULL SERVICE LANDSCAPINGFULL SERVICE LANDSCAPINGFULL SERVICE LANDSCAPINGFULL SERVICE LANDSCAPING

Residential and Commercial

Full Service Lawn Care

Zumbrota

507-208-6450

Complete Landscape

Design and Install Jake Raasch, Owner

MEDICAL SERVICES

Allan Clark, MDPenny Louise Flavin, DNP, RN, CNP

Karyn Grenz, RN, CNPJeremy Waldo, RN, CNP

We Service All Makes

Zumbrota 732-5607

Gould Pumps • Water Heaters

Magic Water SoftnersRitchie Livestock Waterers

MARK & DUANE Licensed For Water & Sewe r Systems

PLUMBING& PUMP SERVICE

JOE PIKE'S

PLUMBING, SEWER CLEANING& BACKHOE WORK

Ritchie Fountain Sales & ServiceLicensed Septic System Contractor

PINE ISLAND, MN 55963

507-356-4788

PLUMBING and BACKHOE

Jason's Sewer Sucking& Excavating Company

Septic MaintenanceDesign & Installation

Line JettingOuthouse Rental

FootingsBasements

Sewer and Water

Excavator Mini ExcavatingSkidloader Dump TrucksBackhoeBlack Dirt, Sandand Crushed Rock Wanamingo • Jason Raths, Owner

507-824-2896

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THEIS PRINTING59 W 5th St., Zumbrota, MN 55992

Complete One Stop Printing Services

15% Off Wedding Invitations

507-732-7547FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE

Call on Steve & Ron Theis for helpwith all your printing needs.

TRAXLERPower & Equipment

Specializing in FarmEquipment RepairAuthorized TORO Dealer

DOT InspectionsWelding

502 Huseth St. • Kenyon, MN

507-789-6321

REPAIR

ROOFING

507-732-4000

519 W 4TH STREET • ZUMBROTAHOME 507-732-5179

PLUMBING & HEATING

Remodeling & New ConstructionWater Softeners & Water HeatersRepair Service & FireplacesSewer & Drain Cleaning

Steve Paulson, Owner

CommercialFlat Roofingand Repairs

ZUMBROTA, MN

507-732-575940 years experience.

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MCWATERS TREE SERVICEDenny McWaters

Insured

Free Estimates

507-732-5067

25 Y EARS OF SERVICE

21612 480th St., Zumbrota, MN 55992

• Tree RemovalTrimming &Chipping

• Stump Removal• Bucket Truck

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TELEVISION

TV Sales & Service

John Nelson, 116 Main St reet, W anamingo

507-824-2939

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VETERINARIANS

ZUMBROTAVETERINARY CLINIC, P.A.

1412 North Star Dr.Zumbrota

507-732-7301

AWARDS

TATGE JEWELRYKenyon 507-789-6522

AWARDS BY TATGE

FOR ALL OCCASIONS

IN STORE ENGRAVING

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• MEDALS • CUPS • PLAQUES• RIBBONS • TROPHIES

OPTOMETRIST

ZUMBROTA

Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8 am-4:30 pmThurs. & Sat. 8 am - Noon

352 MAIN STREET, ZUMBROTA 55992

OPTOMETRIC CENTER, P.A.507-732-5013

Dr. Kevin Kish, Optometrist

PLUMBING

Mitch Gadient, Owner14 Years Experience Plumbing

Gadient

Cell 651-380-1291 • Goodhue, MN

Plumbing &Heating LLC

•New Construction•Remodeling•Repair•Sewer Cleaning•Hot Water Heating•Wirsbo In-Floor Heat

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SALES & SERVICECannon Falls

651-258-4311 or 651-764-4084• Houle manure pumps and tanks• Kuhn Knight manure spreaders

and TMR mixers• Kuhn rakes & mowers• Schuler TMR mixers• Poly Dome calf hutches• Ritchie waterers

LINDELL

404 MAIN ST., ZUMBROTA507-732-7800

231 S. Main St., Pine Island • 356-8588

31238 Cty. 24 Blvd., Cannon Falls • 263-9208

TAX ACCOUNTING, PAYROLLAND QUICK BOOK SERVICES,

FINANCIAL PLANNING,INVESTMENTS, INSURANCE

Securities offered through 1st GlobalCapital Corp. Investment advisoryservices offered through 1st Global

Advisors, Inc. Member of NASD, SIPC

Certified Public Accountants

& Company Ltd.

FLOORING CENTER

1559 South Main, Zumbrota507-732-7345

Including Window Coverings & Area Rugs

PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION

Family owned since 1972.

WATERPROOFING

Wet Basement?SERVICES OFFERED:

Beaver System • Sump PumpsSump Pump Baskets • Drain Tile

Window Wells and WindowsBattery Pack-Up Pumps

White Mold-Resistant PanelsWall Cracks • Downspout Systems

New Construction Installment• Landscaping

Justin Liebenow • 507-951-1028

SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY WATERPROOFING. FREE ESTIMATES.

Rapp LandSurveying, Inc.

David G. RappREGISTERED LAND SURVEYOR

GPS Technology andEngineering Services available

45967 Hwy. 56 Blvd., Kenyon, MN 55946

507-789-5366Toll Free: 1-866-641-8882

email: [email protected]

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• Lawn Mowing & Trimming • Aerating and Dethatching • Lawn Fertilizing & Weed Control• Tree & Hedge Trimming • Garden Tilling

COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL

Fogarty'sOutdoor Service

Mike Fogarty

507-356-4599(cell) 507-251-1991

PRASKAORTHODONTICS

Charles E. Praska, DDS MS PA

507-288-884415 7th Ave. NW, Rochester

Orthodontics for adults andchildren, TMJ Disorders,Facial Orthopedics for

Non-Surgical andNon-Extraction Treatment

TV Sales & Service John Nels on

116 Main St., Wanamingo

507-824-2939

SATELLITE TV

ORTHODONTICS

Jim Rutten, owner/operator

Full Service Landscaping

Inquire about Landscaping with a professional

507-208-1646

COOLING

DENTISTS

Nyla Nolden, D.D.S.FAMILY DENTISTRY

617 1st. Ave. SEPine Island, Minnesota

507-356-8522Monday – Thursday

David C. Langley, D.D.S.FAMILY DENTISTRY

Lower Level of First State Bank 1st Street & MN Hwy. 60

MAZEPPA, MN 55956

(507) 843-5734 • M-TH 9-5

[email protected]

Aaron Rude

John Trelstad

507.732.4777 24 Hour

Emergency Service

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• • • • • • • •

From Our Files20 Years Ago

August 11, 1993Lyle and Shannon Dicke were

named Outstanding Young Coop-erators of the Year by the north-ern division of Mid-America Dairy-men Inc.

40 Years Ago

in Red Wing. *** Mr. and Mrs.Naurice Husbyn, Bruce and Bar-bara spent a few days last week vacationing around Lake Superior.*** Mrs. Wesley Schafer, Mrs.Ray Hutcheson, and Mrs. JacobThiemann spent Monday afternoonin Red Wing.

60 Years Ago August 13, 1953

BORN TO: Rev. and Mrs. CarlMischke, a son, on August 7; Mr.and Mrs. LeRoy Lexvold, a son,on August 6; Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Vieths, a son, on August 5. ***Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haas and sonDarrell and Mrs. Nick Befort and

Donald, all of Bellechester, at-tended bingo in Red Wing Tues-day evening. *** Callers Satur-day evening on the Frank

GOODHUEO’Gormans were Mr. and Mrs.Herman DeRemme of Red Wing.*** Sunday supper guests of George O’Reilly were CharlieGegan and Al Miller of Hastings,and Lyle Rusch.


Mrs. Quentin Majerus was aFriday night houseguest at theFrank Befort home in Bellechester.*** Norval Kock returned toLeSueur Canning Factory afterspending the weekend at his par-ents’ home. *** Mr. and Mrs. EdDiercks and Gwyneth were Zum-brota callers Sunday evening. ***

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Majerus andfamily visited relatives inBellechester Sunday afternoon.

ZUMBROTA, 1963 – Girl Scouts who received Curved Bars for achievements on Monday night are, from left to right , fron t row: Judy Lohman, Louise Hoven, Mrs. Paul Wellvang (their leader), Maril yn Kols tad, JaneWellvang; back row: Jenny Berg, Jane Hoven, Martha Marvin, Janet Brunner, Sandy Watts. Not pictured:Leslie Kolbo.


Chuck, Diane, Erin, Lauren, andMarissa Roepers recently spent tendays visiting at the home of Diane’sparents, James and Pat Overby.*** John Ellingsberg and MikePatterson, students at Kenyon-Wanamingo High School andmembers of the FFA, attended theNational FFA Washington Con-ference Program in Washington,D.C.


Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grothe

celebrated their 25th wedding an-niversary last Sunday. *** OnMonday, Barb Davidson assumedduties as business manager of theWanamingo Progress. *** Mrs.

Ida Okkelberg returned to the homeof her daughter, Mrs. ThorneyThoreson, on August 7 from theMethodist Hospital where she hasbeen a patient since July 20.


Mr. and Mrs. William M. Schultzspent the weekend with friends inWinona. *** Mr. and Mrs. BernieSatren and Linda visited Satur-day at the home of James Truwein Hopkins. *** Mr. and Mrs.Gerhard Fredrickson were visitorsWednesday at the J.T. Fredricksonhome at Savage.


Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gonstadand Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Satren

WANAMINGO

were weekend guests at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. N.N. Chinanderat Austin. *** Mrs. DonHenricksen and son Bruce of Min-neapolis arrived Monday eveningfor a few days’ visit at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. F.A.Engstrom. *** Mr. and Mrs. Arthur

Swanson of White Rock wereMonday evening supper guests atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. RichardMiller.

WANAMINGO, 1973 – The five Wanamingo Boy Scouts who attended provisional camp last week at the Hok-Si-La camp near Lake City are, from left to right, Paul Edwards, Bob Priem, Miles Haugen, Glen Steberg, andGene Nelson.


Sue Schliep and her grandchil-dren showed residents of PineHaven Care Center a baby goatrecently.


Mrs. Ray Stoddard enjoyed aweekend of festivities in honor of

her 92nd birthday. *** BORN TO:Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Woodward,a son, on August 7. *** Miss MarieBlee of Longmont, Colorado, wasa recent overnight guest of Toddand Paige Shelton. *** Mrs. Mar-garet Armstrong and David havemoved to the Murray Apartmentson Main Street.


Ray Murray of St. Paul spentthe weekend with his parents, Mr.and Mrs. Wm. Murray. *** RoyMaxon of Minneapolis spent Sun-day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Maxon. *** Kari Feigalis spending a week with her uncleand aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Feigal,in St. Paul. *** Miss Ruby Waaleof Thief River Falls was a Satur-

day night and Sunday guest at thehome of Superintendent and Mrs.W.C. Hanson.

60 Years Ago

August 13, 1953Robert Austin of Tenasly, New

Jersey, arrived Tuesday to spenda week at the home of his uncleand aunt, Mr. and Mrs. BaltzRuegg. *** Mr. and Mrs. ArnoldKlingsporn and Mr. and Mrs.George King have returned from

PINE ISLANDa week’s vacation in northernMinnesota. *** Mr. and Mrs.Melvin Lewis, son Henry andgranddaughters Bonnie and BetteRice visited Mr. and Mrs. BunnyJohnson at Zumbro Falls on Sun-day.

PINE ISLAND, 1963 – Lester Hofstad has taken over management of the Baumgar tner Concrete Products Company and would be happy todiscuss your building needs and deliver material to your job site.


Rick Lohmann, Public WorksDirector for the City of Zumbrota,was recently presented with theLoyal Service Award for 2003 bythe Minnesota Waste Water Op-erators at the annual conference.*** Paul and Monica Tschann andfamily are back in Zumbrota untilAugust 18 and will be returningfor another year to Honduras,working in affiliation with theCatholic Medical Mission Board.

*** Four from the local DairyQueen were guests of the Twinsat DQ Day at the Dome. Theywere Karen Gadient, Tessa Thorpe,Amber Drexler, and Joe Stanton.

20 Years ago August 11, 1993

Stacie Belanger, a senior atLuther College, will travel withthe women’s basketball team on anine-day trip through Norway.Stacie is the daughter of Ken andKaren Belanger of Zumbrota. ***James and Arline Thomford re-cently observed their 40th wed-ding anniversary. Family mem-bers helped them celebrate this

ZUMBROTA past weekend. *** Emily Simon-son, four-year-old daughter of Roband Kim Simonson of Zumbrota,is this week’s Read-to-Me Par-ticipant.


Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kiefer andfamily of Longview, Texas spentthe past week visiting with hisparents, Mr. and Mrs. Troye Kiefer.*** Judy and Mike Hyatt and chil-dren of Colorado Springs, Colo-rado, recently spent two weeks

visiting with her parents, the RobertTimberosses. *** Recent visitorsat the home of Mr. and Mrs. HenryKunde were Mr. and Mrs. Will-iam Reese, Mr. and Mrs. KennethRosework of Morton Grove, Illi-nois, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ervinof Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. RayHarper and Bertha Kundert of PineIsland, Mrs. Robert Heinz of Bal-sam Lake, Wisconsin, Mrs. Will-iam Howard of St. Paul, and TinaSmith.


The third annual cousin reunion

of Mrs. Alvin Schlasner’s mother’sside (John Thomford) was heldSunday, August 12, at the VFWClub in Lake City. Mr. and Mrs.Alvin Schlasner were among theone hundred people in attendance.*** Mr. and Mrs. Forest Scharpenand Donna, and Mrs. GertrudeMuhlman of Hager City, Wiscon-sin, spent the weekend at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meyer.*** Mr. and Mrs. Marvine Klineof International Falls visited fromFriday evening until Sunday at the

home of his mother, Mrs. ClaudeKline.


Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lotherbecame parents of a daughter bornSunday, August 11 at St. John’sHospital in Red Wing. *** Mr.and Mrs. Albert Prigge were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeHenkel in White Bear. *** Mr.and Mrs. Clyde Mark and Mary,and Mrs. Herb Sorby and familyattended the open house celebra-tion on Sunday honoring Mr. andMrs. William Evarts on their goldenwedding anniversary.

August 16, 1973Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn D. Bien,

Tim, Tom, and John spent theweekend at Amery, Wisconsin,with Mrs. Mary Bien. *** Mr. andMrs. Art Buck attended theGuenther-Schafer family picnic atColvill Park in Red Wing on Sun-day. *** The Elroy Rusch andRoger Kurtti families, along withMr. and Mrs. Elmer Stemmann,camped over the weekend at Pio-neer Trail, near Wabasha.


BORN TO: Mr. and Mrs. Ber-nard Snaza, a daughter, on Mon-

day. Mr. Snaza is the local agteacher. *** Mr. and Mrs. MartinDankers were Sunday eveningvisitors at the Henry Ahrens home

Mayo Clinic Health System welcomesnew behavioral health specialists

CANNON FALLS – MayoClinic Health System is pleasedto welcome new behavioral healthspecialists, Stacie Bigelow, M.A.,and Jodi Olson, Psy.D., L.P.

Bigelow will practice at MayoClinic Health System in CannonFalls. She is a licensed psycho-therapist and is a Ph.D. candidateat Fielding Graduate University,in Santa Barbara, Calif. Bigelowwill continue to practice in theTwin Cities metro area and work in Cannon Falls part-time.

“I am looking forward to beingin a clinic setting and workingclosely with the family medicineand specialty providers to offerour patients a single plan of care,”said Bigelow. She has special in-terests in neuropsychology, sportspsychology, caring for patients whohave suffered a concussion, chronic

pain, depression, anxiety and is-sues related to rheumatology. Inher free time, she enjoys spend-ing time with her fiancé and theirdog. She also enjoys watchingrugby and travel.

Olson will see patients full-timein Red Wing. She earned her Doctorof Psychology at the MinnesotaSchool of Professional Psychol-ogy in Minneapolis. Before com-ing to Red Wing, Olson workedas a clinical psychologist in theTwin Cities metro area. She hasnearly 20 years of experience as abehavioral health provider.

“I enjoy working with patientswho come to me for a wide vari-ety of reasons. I especially enjoyworking with children, adolescentsand patients who are overcominghealth challenges or looking tomake behavioral changes. I am

experienced in testing for ADHDand counseling for eating disor-ders.” She and her husband, Andy,have three boys ages 7 to 12. Whenshe is not attending sporting eventsor school activities, she enjoysplaying sand volleyball, running,walking, reading, cooking and tak-ing care of the family pets; a goldenretriever, two cats, two parakeets,and a large number of fish.

“Behavioral health services area significant need in our commu-nities,” says Tom Witt, M.D., presi-dent and CEO of Mayo ClinicHealth System in Cannon Falls,Lake City and Red Wing. “BothStacie and Jodi will help us as wecontinue our effort to meet thisneed for our patients close to home.We look forward to them joiningour integrated team of primary careand specialty providers.”

Drazkowski to moderate Governors ForumCHASKA — Local community

leaders will serve on a panel along-side declared Republican guber-natorial candidates at a GovernorsForum hosted by the Carver County

Republicans on September 9, atthe Chaska High School audito-rium (545 Pioneer Trail, Chaska,MN 55318) from 6-9:30 p.m. Re-publican candidates for governorscheduled to appear include Jeff Johnson, Scott Honour, Dave Th-ompson, and Kurt Zellers.

Moderator of the GovernorsForum will be Steve Drazkowski,State Representative, from Mazep-pa. He was elected to the Minne-sota House of Representatives in2007 and sits on the Taxes, Gov-ernment Operations, and JudiciaryFinance and Policy Committees.

Other members of the panel in-clude:

Dick Crawford: Editor, Chan-hassen Villager since 2003 and

publisher of both the Villager andthe Chaska Herald since 2005. Hepreviously worked at the Roches-ter Post-Bulletin, HutchinsonLeader, and Minnesota Sun Pub-

lications.Deb McMillan: Worked in theChamber industry since 2000. Sheled a task force to merge the Chaska,Chanhassen, and Victoria Cham-bers of Commerce, forming theSouth West Metro Chamber of Commerce, where she served asPresident until May 2013. Cur-rently works as the Director of Government Affairs for the TwinWest Chamber of Commerce, aregional chamber representingmore than 800 member businesses.

Todd Moen: Managing editorat the Waconia Patriot. He hasworked in newspapers for morethan a decade, starting at theChippewa Herald in ChippewaFalls, Wisconsin. He served aseditor of the Norwood Young

America Times and Carver CountyNews in Watertown before land-ing in Waconia where he and hisfamily now live.

Kellie Sites: Served the Waconia

businesses and community since2006. She has served on the Min-nesota Chamber of CommerceExecutives Board and as Chair of the Metropolitan Council of Cham-bers of Commerce. Her leader-ship, along with the businesscommunity’s support, brought theGovernor’s Fishing Opener to lakeWaconia in 2012 in order to high-light the strengths and opportuni-ties that the area has to offer.

The public is invited to attendand ask questions of both candi-dates and the local leaders.

For more information contactVince Beaudette, chair, at 612-804-3935 or [email protected]. Further details can belocated at www.carvergop.org.

August is good time to checkon your child’s vaccinations

Back-to-school time is fast ap-proaching and state health offi-cials are reminding parents to makesure their children have the ben-efit of being fully vaccinatedagainst an array of potentially se-rious childhood diseases. Now isthe time to check with your healthcare provider to make sure your

child is up to date on the vaccineshe or she needs to start school.

New data released by the Cen-ters for Disease Control and Pre-vention (CDC) reaffirms that thevast majority of children in Min-nesota enter kindergarten fullyvaccinated. In 2012-13, 96.1 per-cent of all kindergarteners hadreceived all of the immunizationsrequired by Minnesota’s schoolimmunization law to protect themagainst vaccine-preventable dis-eases. The percent of children whoentered kindergarten fully vacci-nated has remained steady at about96 percent since 2005, accordingto data from the CDC and the Min-nesota Department of Health(MDH).

In the 2012-13 school year, 1.6percent of students entering kin-dergarten in Minnesota were ex-empt from all vaccines. “It’s a smallgroup compared to those who are

vaccinated, but it still leaves thedoor open for a vaccine-prevent-able disease to sneak in and makea child very sick or worse,” saidKris Ehresmann, director of theInfectious Disease Epidemiology,Prevention and Control Divisionat MDH. “We’re always strivingfor 100 percent vaccination cov-

erage.”The remaining 2.3 percent of

children were partially vaccinatedat the time schools reported com-pliance with the requirements.Some of these children likely wenton to be vaccinated after the datewhen the data were collected, orthey obtained a legal exemptionto some, but not all vaccines.

The importance of childhoodvaccines can be highlighted withthe resurgence of pertussis (whoop-ing cough). High vaccination rateswith DTaP, the pediatric vaccinethat provides pertussis protection,plays an important role in keep-ing levels of pertussis down in acommunity. This past year, over80 cases of pertussis were reportedin a small Minnesota community.The outbreak started with a youthmission trip and then movedthroughout the community and intothe schools, affecting mostly ado-

lescents. Even with this signifi-cant increase in pertussis disease,the high rates of vaccination inyoung children prevented spreadto the younger age groups.

“It’s very reassuring to see thatMinnesota has been able to main-tain a high vaccination rate forour kindergarteners,” said Karen

Ernst, co-founder of the Minne-sota Childhood Immunization Coa-lition. “I think it’s important forparents out there to know that vac-cinating your child is the norm.Parents who choose not to vacci-nate are relying on the rest of us toprotect their children and are leav-ing their children susceptible todisease.”

Having a high vaccination rateis vital for the health of the popu-lation because it prevents diseasefrom spreading. This is especiallyimportant for protecting those whocan’t be vaccinated because of amedical condition or who don’trespond to immunization becauseof a weak immune system.

For copies of your child’s vac-cination records, talk to your doc-tor or call the Minnesota Immuni-zation Information Connection(MIIC) at 651-201-5503 or 1-800-657-3970.

August events for Cannon TrailWe are looking forward to an-

other month of education, enter-tainment and fun at the Welch sitefor August. All events are on Sat-urdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.,unless noted otherwise, weatherpermitting.

On August 17, the Cannon FallsHistorical Society will have aninteresting display on the historyof Cannon Falls. There will befree lemonade provided.

On August 24, Dan Schwan of

Cannon Falls will entertain withhis talented accordion music.

On August 31, from 11 a.m. tonoon, Cannon Falls Canoe and BikeRental will educate on bikes andbike safety.




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WABASHA COUNTY 137 ACRE RIVER FARM WITH POSTCARD SETTINGseemingly defines one's perception of priceless beauty! One's curiosity isimmediately aroused upon entrance to the almost tour like driveway whichclimaxes upon arrival to an overlook of the property's impeccable farmstead andbreathtaking river view. Endless recreational opportunities abound and a littlecabin perched on the river's upper bank offers a perfect place to enjoy the sunsets.Once settled into the serenity of Minnesota paradise you will find your family andguests saying, "It just doesn't get any better than this!"

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WANAMINGO AREA 120 ACRES WITH BEST OF BOTH WORLDS coming along with the purchase of this unique farm with the privacy of country, yet theconvenience of city being less than one mile from your door step. Take the nextstep toward purchasing this unique diamond in the rough and pick up the phone!(Sellers will split)

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WINONA AREA PANORAMIC FARM WITH YOUR CHOICE OF 40 OR 86ACRES overlooking the scenic breathtaking Mississippi River Valley with nostal-gic farmstead having 4 bedroom, 2 bath brick home. With a nice mixture of cropland, woods and pasture seemingly evident are opportunities galore.

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LAKE CITY AREA 100 ACRES PROPERLY IDENTIFIED AS BEAUTY IN THEVALLEY having woods adorned with wildlife, cropland to help support yourrecreational passion, and a prime potential future homesite overlooking theproperty's meandering trout stream!

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2116 Mingo View Drive, Wanamingo • $59,900 - Rareopportunity! Only lot left in the Mingo View subdivision. City wateravailable. Buyer will need private septic system.

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365 Warren Ave, Zumbrota • $169,900 - Classic style home! 2story, 4 bedroom, 3 bath home features original solid oak panelpocket doors, ceramic tile, formal dining room, workshop, andremodeled eat-in kitchen with custom oak cabinets finished in acherry stain. Updated electrical panel 2010. This home is perfectfor someone who loves the classic finish of an older style home.

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519 19th St., Zumbrota • $119,900 - Affordable fully finishedtownhome. This three bedroom two bath home features vaultedceilings, eat-in kitchen, master bedroom with walk-in closet, walk-out basement, 2 stall attached garage, and located on a dead-endcul-de-sac in a small town. This townhome is an end unit. Call formore details.New Price!

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732 19th St. East, Zumbrota • $149,900 - New constructionunder $150,000! This 2 bedroom one bath home features anopen floor plan, vaulted ceilings, 2 stall garage all under warrantyto keep your mind at ease. Call for final completion date.

529 19th St. E, Zumbrota • $114,900 - Affordable Townhome!This 2 bedroom, 1 bath home features open floor plan, vaulted ceiling, cen tral air, walkout to patio, eat-in kitchen,& 2 stall garage. Located on an end of a cul-de-sac. Built in2004.

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321 2nd Ave. East, Zumbrota • $169,900 - Remodeled toperfection! This home may look older from the outside, but once you step inside you’ll find a newl y up dated h ome f rom t op tobottom. 1-3/4 story home features eat-in kitchen, formal dining and separate dining area in kitchen. New windows, new furnace,new air conditioner, new water heater and water softener.Located on a corner lot with landscaping and a 3-season porch.

886 West Ave., Zumbrota • $109,900 - This 3 bedroom, 2 bathhome features master bedroom on main level, formal dining,hardwood floors, maintenance free siding, deck, fenced in partial yard, great storage space in detached garage. This 120’x152’ lot isaccented with fully mature trees and walking br idge to school. Greatlocation to downtown and schools.New Price!

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795 W. 5th St., Zumbrota • $32,900 - Great building opportunityin Zumbrota. Corner lot close to school and easy access to Hwy. 52.Call for more details on this building site.

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350 Sugar Loaf Pkwy., Zumbrota • $89,900 - 1.08 woodedlot ready to go! This lot is located across from the Zumbrota Golf Course. Great, flat lot for your family. This lot has been surveyed just ov er an acre of land wit h wooded surroundings . Call for aprivate showing!

9th St., Kenyon • $59,900 - Great one acre lot to build. Building site features 3 parcels, 149x218, flat lot! Water an d sewer in street.Great flat lot with open yard. Call for more details on the greatopportunity.

New Listing!760 19th St. East, Zumbrota • $169,900 - Fully finished split!This 3 bedroom, 2 bath, split level h ome features an eat-in kitchen, vaulted ceiling, ceramic tile, large open family room, large masterbedroom 15’x11’ with walk-in closet and den/office area that canbe used for 4th possible bedroom. This well maintained home alsofeatures deck and large stamped patio great for entertainment. Callfor details.Price Reduced!

537 3rd Ave. NE, Mazeppa • $129,900 - 3 bedroom, 2 bath,fully finished home in Mazeppa. This home features main floorlaundry, ceramic tile, skylights, wood fireplace with stone mantle,and master bedroom suite with walk-in closet. Located on a156’x83’ lot accented with deck, flat backyard and 2 stall garage.Just Listed!

114 Highland Circle, Zumbrota • $164,900 - Fairway Villalocated overlooking hole 3 on golf course. This one level townhomefeatues 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 9 foot ceilings, stunning millworkthroughout, oversized windows, sunroom, eat-in kitchen, masterbedroom with walk-in closet and private bath.New Listing! S O L

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787 West Ave., Zumbrota • $159,900 - Comfortable ranchstyle home! This 4 bed, 2 bath, features newer shingles, vinyl siding, ceramic tile, 4-se ason porch, kitchen pantry, 2wood fireplaces with brick and ceramic tile accents, RVparking, open floor plan, & MUCH MORE!! This well maintainedhome is located on an oversized lot a short distance fromthe school. Brick patio and beautiful landscaping. Largemaster bedroom suite you must see. Call for details.

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400 2nd Ave., Wanamingo • $114,900 - Three bedroom 2 bathhome on a corner lot. Updated electrical and new shingles. Ceramictile, vaulted ceiling, remodeled bathroom. Maintenance free deck-ing, newer furnace and 4 season porch. Hardwood floors and openstaircase. Three bedrooms and one full bath on one level. New roof in 2011. New updates — call for details.

20 Spring Street, Kenyon • $154,900 - Victorian charm! Newlyremodel & upgraded/updated custom kitchen. A must see! This 3bedroom 2 bath home features new shingles in 2012, main floorlaundry, original (refinished) hardwood floors, updated plumbing,updated lighting, new water heater 2010, new windows and more.Classic stained glass window with built-in hutch in formal dining.This home has that old Victorian charm with economic features.MUST SEE top of the line remodeled kitchen with custom hickorycabinets, underlighting, custom pot drawers and more.

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263 Golden Bear Lane, Zumbrota • $175,900 - 3 bedroom,one bath new construction! This home features an eat-in kitchen, vaulted ceilings , brick stone accent, m aster bedroom with wa lk-in closet, Hollywood bath and more. Located on a great lot with view of g olf course.New Construction

508 2nd St., Bellechester • $121,800 - Well maintained 2story home! This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home features main floorlaundry, eat-in kitchen, formal dining area, 3 bedroom on onelevel, open family room with gas fireplace with brick accent youmust see, custom built in cabinets in kitchen and more. Greatdouble lot 132x100 with a deck and landscaped to perfection.This home is located close to Red Wing/Cannon Falls/Zumbrotaand Hwy. 52 to Twin Cities and Rochester. Call for more details.

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861 Golfview Ave., Zumbrota • $259,900 - Stunning newconstruction with great view! Just completed July 2013! This4 bedroom, 3 bath home features master bedroom suite withwalk-in closet and ceramic tile shower. Front street view office,fully finished lower level with views of downtown Zumbrota andbacks up #7 green on golf course. 3 stall garage with large 67 ft.backyard.

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839 Dubuque Blvd., Zumbrota • $184,900 - New construc-tion 2013. 2 bedroom, 1 bath ranch style home on walkout lot.This home features brick accent, 3 stall garage, vaulted ceiling,walk-in ceiling, walk-in closet in both bedrooms. This home hasunfinished basement with possible 4 bedrooms and 2 baths.Great lot in small town.

230 W. 5th St., Zumbrota • $114,900 - Get out of that rental andfind your pride of ownership — great value! This 2 bedroom, 2 bathhome features formal dining room, fireplace, new windows, forcedair furnace with central air, large addition family room. Largeoversized 2 stall garage on a great lot. Call for private showing.

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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is mov-ing forward with two projects di-rected by recent silica sand legis-lation: the silica sand trout streamsetback permit and rulemaking onthe reclamation of silica sand minesand facilities.

Several laws were passed in the2013 legislative session to addresspotential environmental and health

concerns related to silica sandmining and processing.

The DNR was directed to cre-ate a new permit for silica sandfacilities within an ecological re-gion called the Paleozoic Plateau,which encompasses the southeast-ern portion of the state where silicasand bedrock is exposed at or nearthe surface.

The area also hosts pristinewatersheds that provide criticalcold water habitat for trout. Pro-posed silica sand facilities within1 mile from designated troutstreams must now apply for a DNRtrout stream setback permit.

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Trout stream setback permit and silica sandreclamation rulemaking projects move forward

ing water supplies.“The department will use this

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Written comments and requestsfor information about the setback permit can be directed to TomHovey, DNR water regulations unitsupervisor, 500 Lafayette Road,St. Paul, MN 55155-4032, 651-259-5654 [email protected] reclamation

The rulemaking process for silicasand mining reclamation was ini-tiated July 22 with the publicationof request for comments in theState Register. The considered rulesare intended to control possibleadverse environmental effects of silica sand mining, protect natu-ral resources and encourage plan-ning of future land use.

The rules may also address otherreclamation issues that come upduring the rulemaking process.“Silica sand is an important issueto Minnesotans,” said Jess

Richards, director of DNR’s Landsand Minerals Division, “one thathas grass roots beginnings, sopublic and stakeholder involve-ment is a vital component of therulemaking process.”

Interested people or groups maysubmit written requests to receivea draft of the rules when the docu-ment has been prepared or maysubmit written comments and ques-

tions about the silica sandrulemaking process to HeatherArends, silica sand rulemakingcoordinator, DNR, 500 LafayetteRoad, St. Paul, MN 55155-4045,651-259-5376 [email protected].

To stay informed on therulemaking progress for reclama-tion of silica sand mines (Revisor’sID Number R-04198), go to http:/ /mndnr.gov/silicasand.

Several Minnesota state agen-cies, including the Minnesota Pol-lution Control Agency and theEnvironmental Quality Board, areinvolved in implementing the 2013legislation regarding silica sandmining, processing and transpor-tation. An interagency website isin development and will be used

to help track progress across allagencies. Additional informationwill be released as it becomes avail-able.

DNR announces duck and goose seasonsMinnesota’s waterfowl season

will open a half-hour before sun-rise on September 21 and con-tinue for 60 days under a north,central and southern zone struc-ture with different season datesfor each zone, according to theMinnesota Department of Natu-ral Resources (DNR).

This is the same structure theDNR used for the first time lastyear. The opener is one day ear-lier than last year and the earliestsince 1945.

“Hunters had a good waterfowl

season last year,” said PaulTelander, DNR wildlife sectionchief. “We heard positive reportsso we maintained the same sea-son structure.”

The daily bag limit remains atsix ducks per day. The mallardbag limit remains at four per day,including two hen mallards. Thewood duck bag limit will remainat three per day. The only bag limitchanges from last year are the dailylimit for scaup which drops fromfour to three per day and the can-vasback limit increases from oneto two per day.

Telander said the other notablechange is possession limits haveincreased from two times the dailybag limit to three times the dailybag limit for all migratory birds.The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser-vice offered the increase to allstates. Telander also noted thisyear’s opening date is based on afederal framework that enablesMississippi Flyway states to opentheir season on the Saturday near-est Sept. 24 each year. Next year’sseason could open no earlier thanSept. 27.

Mallard abundance from a con-tinental spring survey, includingMinnesota, is used to determineoverall duck season length. Thisyear’s estimate was 10.4 million

mallards, which was similar to lastyear’s estimate of 10.6 millionmallards and 36 percent above thelong-term average.

Steve Cordts, DNR waterfowlspecialist, said breeding duck num-bers were good for mallards andall other duck species this yearand wetland conditions in the majorwaterfowl breeding areas were alsofavorable.

“In Minnesota, the populationindex of resident breeding mal-lards was also good, with an esti-mated 293,000 mallards in oursurvey area, Cordts said. “That’s30 percent above the long-termaverage.”

Duck harvest in Minnesota lastfall was up 19 percent from 2011,from 621,000 ducks in 2011 to749,000 ducks in 2012. Most of the increase was due to increasedharvest of blue-winged teal andwood ducks. “We’ve made somechanges with duck hunting regu-lations the past few years to in-crease harvest opportunity, par-ticularly early in the season,”Cordts said. “These changes seemto have worked as we have seenincreased harvest of early migrat-ing species like teal and woodducks.”DUCK SEASON

• In the North Duck Zone (northof Highway 210), duck season willrun from Saturday, Sept. 21 throughTuesday, Nov. 19.

• In the Central Duck Zone, duck season will run from Saturday,Sept. 21 through Sunday, Sept. 29and Saturday, Oct. 5 through Sun-

day, Nov. 24.• In the South Duck Zone (southof Highway 212), duck season willrun from Saturday, Sept. 21 throughSunday, Sept. 29 and Saturday,Oct. 12 through Sunday, Dec. 1.

YOUTH WATERFOWL DAY

Youth Waterfowl Hunting Daywill be Saturday, Sept. 7. Huntersage 15 and under may take regu-lar season bag limits when accom-panied by a nonhunting adult (age18 and older, no license required).Canada geese, mergansers, cootsand moorhens may be taken froma half-hour before sunrise to 4 p.m.Motorized decoy restrictions arein effect. Five geese may be takenstatewide.OPEN WATER HUNTING

A small number of lakes will beopen to open water hunting this

fall. These new opportunities arean outcome of a DNR-led water-fowl hunter focus group and citi-zen input process. Lake Superior,

Lake of the Woods Mille Lacs

to open water hunting as long asboats remain at anchor. On theMississippi River south of Hastings, with the exception of Lake Pepin, hunters must remainwithin 100 feet of shoreline, in-cluding islands. This matches theWisconsin regulations on this por-tion of the river. Hunters shouldconsult the 2013 Waterfowl Regu-lations for additional information.

Maj. Phil Meier, DNR enforce-ment operations manager, saidthese new open water huntingopportunities will require extra

safety precautions. “Hunters shouldwear their life jackets not just havethem aboard,” Meier advised, not-ing this type of hunting involvessmall shallow boats and some of Minnesota’s largest and most wind-swept lakes. “They’ll also have tobe on the lookout for recreationalboaters, large waves from bargesand other commercial traffic andunfavorable changes in theweather. It’s a different type of hunting; it takes a different safetymindset.”GOOSE SEASONS

August Canada goose:An August Canada goose man-

agement take will open Saturday,Aug. 10 and run through Sunday,Aug. 25, in the Intensive HarvestZone only. Bag limit is 10 Canada

geese per day. A $4 permit t isrequired. This is the first yearCanada goose hunting has beenallowed during August due to highpopulations of Canada geese andagricultural crop depredation.Goose hunters should consult theDNR Web page for additional in-formation at http:// www.dnr.state.mn.us/hunting/ waterfowl/index.html.Early September Goose Season

The early September Canadagoose season will open statewideon Sunday, Sept. 1 and run throughFriday, Sept. 20. Bag limits forCanada geese are 10 per day in theIntensive Harvest Zone and fiveper day in the remainder of thestate.

A $4 permit is required to huntCanada geese during September

season. The restriction prohibit-ing hunting within 100 yards of surface water remains in effect inthe Northwest Goose Zone, CarlosAvery Wildlife Management Area,Ocheda Lake Game Refuge, andan area surrounding Swan Lakein Nicollet County. Early seasongoose hunters should consult the2013 Waterfowl Supplement forzone maps and additional details.Regular goose season

Minnesota’s regular goose sea-son will open in conjunction withthe duck season statewide on Sat-urday, Sept. 21, with a bag limitof three Canada geese per day theentire season. Goose season willbe closed in the central and southduck zones when duck season isclosed.

In the North Duck zone, gooseseason will run from Saturday,Sept. 21 through Monday, Dec.16.In the Central Duck zone, gooseseason will run from Saturday,Sept. 21 through Sunday, Sept. 29and Saturday, Oct. 5, through Sat-urday, Dec. 21. In the South Duck zone, goose season will run fromSaturday, Sept. 21 through Sun-day, Sept. 29, and Saturday, Oct.12 through Friday, Dec. 28.Sandhill Crane Season

The season for sandhill craneswill run from Saturday, Sept. 14through Sunday, Oct. 20 in theNorthwest Goose and SandhillCrane Zone only. The daily baglimit will be two sandhill cranesper day. A sandhill crane permitis required in addition to a smallgame hunting license. Cost is $3.

Additional details on the duck,goose, sandhill crane, and othermigratory bird hunting seasons willbe available in the 2013 Minne-sota Waterfowl Hunting Regula-


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