The Wells SHOPPER Published weekly by the Wells Mirror, Wells, MN 56097 October 5, 2013 Circulation: 4,000 Minnesota Lake • Freeborn • Easton • Bricelyn • • Alden • Walters • Kiester • Wells Fire Prevention Week October 6-12 These area businesses recognize the importance of fire prevention and encourage residents to show their support of our local firemen by participating in Operation EDITH Wednesday, October 10 ~ 8 p.m. As firefighters drive through your neighborhood, turn on your exterior lights, signifying that everyone living in the household has reviewed what to do, and plans for escape, if there is a fire in the home. (Exit Drills In The Home) ® KAREN J BRANDENBURG 111 SO. BROADWAY WELLS, MN 56097 507 553-5995 [email protected]Gets you back where you belong. 53 1st Street SW Wells, MN www.wellsfederal.com PersonalBanking•BusinessBanking Ag Lending • Loans 553-3151 507-553-6644 1-888-814-7801 53 1st St. SW, Wells Agents: Chuck Schulenberg and Donna Yokiel Electric Service (507) 553-6155 Matt Schaper, Brian Bullerman, Jim Meyer Mark Schmitz CLU Agent 10 N. Broadway, Wells, MN Ph: 507-553-5028 *Residential *Farm *Commercial * Industrial •50’ Aerial lift • • Pole Setting • Tree trimming • • underground trenching/wire locating • Wells Insurance Agency 36 W. Franklin Wells 507-553-5200 W ELLS MARKETPLACE FOODS 190 3rd Street N.E. Wells, MN 507-553-3177
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The Wells
ShopperPublished weekly by the Wells Mirror, Wells, MN 56097
October 5, 2013
Circulation: 4,000
Minnesota Lake• Freeborn
•Easton •
Bricelyn•
• Alden
• Walters
• Kiester
•Wells
Fire Prevention Week October 6-12
These area businesses recognize the importance of fire prevention and encourage residents to show their support of our local firemen by participating in
Operation EDITH Wednesday, October 10 ~ 8 p.m.
As firefighters drive through your neighborhood, turn on your exterior lights, signifying that everyone living in the household has reviewed what to do, and plans for escape, if there is a fire in the home.
www.wellsfederal.comPersonal Banking • Business Banking
Ag Lending • Loans
553-3151
507-553-6644 1-888-814-7801
53 1st St. SW, WellsAgents:
Chuck Schulenbergand Donna Yokiel
Electric Service(507) 553-6155
Matt Schaper, Brian Bullerman,
Jim Meyer
Mark Schmitz CLU Agent
10 N. Broadway, Wells, MNPh: 507-553-5028
*Residential *Farm *Commercial * Industrial
•50’ Aerial lift •• Pole Setting • Tree trimming •
• underground trenching/wire locating •
Wells InsuranceAgency
36 W. FranklinWells
507-553-5200
Wells Marketplace
Foods190 3rd Street N.E.
Wells, MN507-553-3177
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$3700 includes tax
Available at The Wells Depot Museum,
Paragon Bank & Wells Drug
Each piece is numbered. Limited quantities!
Wells Historical SocietyRed Wing 1# Euro Bowl
JustArrived!
Wells Depot Museum100 1st Avenue NW • Wells, MN
Open Fridays & Saturdays Noon to 4 p.m.
www.wellsdepotmuseum.com
Flu Vaccine Clinics
Protect your family—get a flu vaccineOne of the most effective ways to stop the spread of the flu is to receive a flu vaccine. Seasonal flu vaccine is available at Mayo Clinic Health System sites.
Flu vaccine is also available, without an appointment, at Express Care for individuals 12 years of age or older.
Express Care is located within the Albert Lea Hy-Vee.
Appointments are also avaialble during regular clinic hours, call for an appointment.
mayoclinichealthsystem.org
Albert Lea404 W. Fountain St.
507-379-2041
Alden192 Washington Ave.
507-874-3140
Kiester120 N. Main St. 507-294-3693
Lake Mills309 S. 10th Ave E.
641-592-2361
New Richland318 First St. NW
507-465-3216
Wells301 S. Broadway
507-553-6341
Sept. 26 and Oct. 3 from 4 to 7 p.m.Clinic 4th floor. Appointments are required.
Oct. 16 & 30 from 8 a.m. to noon Oct. 25 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.Appointments are required.
Oct. 28 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Appointments are required.
Oct. 18 from 1 to 4:30 p.m.Appointments are required.
Oct. 10 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Oct. 17 8:30 a.m. to noonAppointments are required.
Oct. 1 & 2 from 1:30 to 5 p.m.Appointments are required.
The AfterwhileConcert for all ages - kids through seniors
Brings Southern melodies to the Kee TheatreWednesday, Oct. 9 • 7-8:30 p.m.
at Kee Theatre$5 at the door
Children 12 and under - FREE
Back By popular demand!
Wells Drug553-3161
Smoking & back pain If you smoke and also suffer from back pain, new research suggests quit-ting might help reduce pain. The study included over 5,300 people who were being treated for spinal problems. The patients in the study who never smoked reported the greatest reduc-tion in back pain with treatment. The smokers before or during the study reported less pain than those who con-tinued to smoke. In fact, those who kept up the habit had no real reduction in pain. Smoking may increase back pain because it increases inflamma-tion and may damage tissue by decreasing the flow of blood and nutrients.
By Rick Mueller
OF THE WEEK
HealthTip
WantedGrowers interested in providing local,
fresh food for USC School lunchesFor more information contact:
Pam Melby, Food Service Director
United South Central Schools 507-553-3134
306 5th Street • Freeborn, MNCall (507) 340-4203 or visit
findcars.com for more details
Honstad Auto Sales
All-Wheel Drives & 4x4’s!2007 FORD Edge SE All-Wheel Drive2006 Pontiac Torrent All-Wheel Drive
2006 Buick Rendezvous CX All-Wheel Drive2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Crew Cab, 4x4, only 70,000 miles!
St. John the BaptiSt catholic church minneSota lake
Turkey SupperSunday, oct. 6, 2013
4:00 - 7:00 pmadultS: $9.00
children: $5.00(under 10)
preSchool Free
menuTurkey, Dressing, Potatoes &
Gravy, Salad & DessertsTake out dinners available
Adults: $10.00Country Store
10 mi. so. of River Hills Mall ~ Mankato on Hwy 22. ~ Beauford
Oct. 3-6Oct. 10-13
Little Lambs Day Care Center
Full time - Part timeDrop in Care
(With 24 hour notice)Call 507-553-5121
Lori’s Daycare•Flexible schedule for full-time,
part-time & drop ins.For more information
call Lori Dobbe at 507-402-6227 or 507-553-3802
Full time toddler openings
Please Recycle
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Due by Oct. 30, 2013Matches for women’s league begin Nov. 6. Co-ed league will begin Nov. 20. If there is
interest in a men’s league, one will be started. Indicate if you are Women’s Co-ed (A, B or Rec.)
Any questions, call the activity office at 553-5823
Go Rebels!
Charlie Johnsonc. 507-525-1160Scott Johnson
c. 507-383-1595Darin Johnsonc. 507-383-4672
Johnson FarmsYour one stop seed source.
Rebel RosterRebel Roster
United South Central Public
School250-2nd Ave. SW
Wells, MN
All postponement and cancellation information for any USC activity is available after 2 p.m. by calling the USC Hotline. Local 507-553-8721 or toll free: 1-877-553-8721
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 58:30am Volleyball: JV Tournament @ Maple River HS
MONDAY, OCTOBER 73:30-7:30 p.m. High School Conferences in Cafeteria
6-7:30 p.m. Post High School Planning Night in Auditorium
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 84:30 p.m. Varsity Cross Country @ Oakview Golf Course
4:30 p.m. Cross Country @ USC4:30 p.m. 7/8 Football @ Blue Earth Area (8th at 5:30)4:30 p.m. 7/8 Volleyball vs. BE @ St. Casimir's Gym
Volleyball vs. Truman @ USC (C 4:45, JV 6:00, Varsity 7:15)5:00 p.m. JV Football vs. Maple River @ USC
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 109:00 a.m. Varsity Tennis Section Playoff @ Gustavus
Check out the website www.cityofwells.net or Facebook for current showing.
Back ByPopular Demand!FREE SmallPopcorn to each attendee on Monday evening's show!
RENK IS ABOUT MORE THAN SELLING SEED.Our generations-long commitment is to our customers, and we work hard to make sure you get the results you want both in harvest yield and in personal service. To experience the Renk “seed and service” difference, give me a call.
Mortenson Family Farm, LLC 507.402.4422 New Richland, MN
www.renkseed.com
2001 Grand Am GT125,000 miles, 3400 V6, new tires/brakes, new in-take gaskets. $3,900
2012 Chevrolet Imala LT30,00 miles, remote start, super clean, white. $14,995 $13,995
2005 Buick LaCrosse CXL122,000 miles, 3800 V6, gray leather, super clean, light blue gray. $7,495
2003 GMC Envoy SLT83,000 miles, sunroof, leather, new tires, super clean, burgundy. $8,250
Give us a call!Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
(507) 524-47661-877-524-4767
www.scottsbodyshopinc.com
407 Central Ave. N.Mapleton, MN
of Mapleton, Inc.
SOLD SOLD
Pancake BreakfastSunday, Oct. 13, 20137:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.at the Wells Fire Hall
fire Prevention Week
Sponsored by the Wells Volunteer
Firefighters
Serving Pancakes, Eggs, sausage, coffee and juice
Adults: $7.00Children 12 & Under:
$4.00
Wells Chiropractic ClinicWhy put up with pain
another day?Acupuncture &
DOT Physicals now availableDr. Chad A. Malwitz
M-F 8-5:30; Sat. 9-12Additional hours by appt.
46 South Broadway, WellsPh: 507-553-5666
Participating provider for all major insurance plans. Please call office for specific details
of Blue Earth, Inc.• Farm • Residential •
• Commercial • Industrial •507-553-3000 • Wells
507-526-5721 • Blue EarthServing the area
since 1985
HOME • FARM • BUSINESS
MEMBER FDIC
MINNESOTA LAKE 104 MAIN STREET 507.462.3311 www.frandsenbank.com
CA092413
Wells Municipal
Liquor Store21 So. Broadway
Wells553-3226
Fire Prevention Week October 6-12Easton Fire Department
Back row left to right: Captain Jamie Sonnek, Saxon Warmka, Dale Yokiel and Cody Berndt. Middle row left to right: Jeremy
Haugh, Captain Don Linder, Matt Neubauer, Joel Sonnek, Assitant Chief Emerson Kalis, Chief Ryan Sonnek and
Tony Stevermer. Front row left to right: Captain Brian Sonnek, Bernie Schultz, Andy Linder and John Heise.
Missing from photo: Mayor Bryant Stiernagle.
Minnesota Lake Fire DepartmentPictured left to right: Chief Jack Volz, Eric Garbes, Matt Nowak,
Pierre Stencel, Lieutenant Miles Gregor, James Raimann, Alex Emory, Dave Broin, Bill Minks, Chris Koch, Assistant Chief Dave Malakowsky. Missing from photo: Ron Stencel, Greg Bruegger, Scott Johnson, Craig
Hanson, Lisha Gobats, Captain David Radtke, Lincoln Wach, Chris Hull and Nick Niebuhr.
Kiester Fire DepartmentNot in order: Wayne Johnson, Sal Gonsalez, Les Bloomingdale,
Jim Olson, Jim Schrader, Jordan Alphs, Jason Kluender, Josh Halverson, Preston Alphs, Michelle Alphs,
Brandon Hagenson, Brad Soma, Jerry Alphs, Mike Hamson and Dan Willaby. Not pictured Brain Haroldson, Larry Wigern,
Tim Engebretson, Adam Suhr, Lonnie Burkhow and Mark Zabel.
Bricelyn Fire DepartmentNot in order: Mike Beyer, Tim Beyer, DJ Bullerman, Duane Engebretson, Barb Frandle, Mike Gormley, Larry Jacobson, Mike Johnson, Shane Johnson, Tom Legred, Arlen O'Brien,
Kaylin Scheid, Mark Scheler, Jacob Seltun, Tina Seltun, Craig Stallkamp, Jeff Stevermer, Ryan Strom, Sally Strom, Sara Voges.
Give Diane a call and see why we say...Realife is the Good Life!
• Tax Advantages • Maintenance Free Living • On-Site Transportation
• Home Ownership Benefi ts • One and Two Bedroom Units • Secured Building • Convenient Mankato Hilltop Location
The best value in town!
The best value in town!
• Tax Advantages • Maintenance Free Living • On-Site Transportation • Home Ownership Benefits • One and Two Bedroom Units • Secured Building • Convenient Mankato
Hilltop Location
Anderson Electricof Blue Earth, Inc.• Farm • Residential
• Commercial • Industrial507-553-3000 • Wells
507-526-5721 • Blue EarthServing the area since 1985
Dick’s Flower Service & Plant GalleryDowntown Wells - Since 1983
We’re here for all your floral needs and wire service for out-of-area deliveries.
We accept all major credit cards • 507-553-6335web: www.dicksflowerservice.com • email: [email protected]
112 W First St., Suite 104Fairmont, MN 56031
Fairmont
• Adult and Adolescence • DBT Group • Individual, Family, Couples • Grief and Loss • Victim Abuse • Anger Management • In Home
350 3rd St. NW • WellsPhone: 507-525-6291
Fax: 877-470-1880
112 W. First St., Suite 104 • FairmontPhone: 507-399-2149 • Fax: 507-399-2159
Crisis: 877-399-3040
www.krismacounseling.com • [email protected]: Mon-Fri 8 am-5 pm and by appointment
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ShopperClassified
Wells Mirror and Shopper40 W. Franklin, Wells, MN 56097
Ph: 507-553-3131 Fax: 507-553-3132
Classified Ad Rates: $4.00One week, 15 words, Shopper AND Mirror
Display Advertising Rates:$6.00 per col. inch, Shopper AND Mirror
Ad Deadlines:Wells Mirror: Monday 4 p.m.
Wells Shopper: Thursday NoonE-mail: [email protected] ads must be prepaid
Special Notice Special Notice For Sale reNtalS real eState
Thank YouA very special thank you to the Wells Ambulance members for their quick response on the morn-ing I fell in my home and broke my hip.Thank you to all the staff at the Wells nursing home for their good care. Thank you to my family for all their help after I came home and to my friends for cards & flowers. Also to Pastor Kathy for her visit.
Thank You EveryoneVelma Brandt
Happy 90th Birthday
May Lindholm on
October 10From
Miles, Linda, Jim & Lorna
Open HouseBridal Shower
honoring
Kari Werthfianceé of
Matt McGregorSunday, Oct. 13, 2-4 p.m.at Peace United Church
Minnesota Lake Kari is registered at Kohl’s
and Target
Rummage Sale65605 267th St., Alden
(on the road to Arrowhead Point Park by Freeborn)
Oct. 10, 11 and 12 • 8 am-5 pm •
Miscellaneous shop items, crafts, furniture and lots of
miscellaneous.
Faith Lutheran Church in Delavan
Fall Rummage & Bake Sale
Saturday, Oct. 12th 8-11:30 a.m.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Bag Sale at 10:30 a.m.
Coffee & goodies served all morning
FOR SALE - Hospital bed $100, Lift chair $50, regular recliner $10, Antique handmade deerskin Native American outfit, knee length coat, pants, mocs, 2 shirts, and women’s knee lenght jacket $200 obo. Call 507-320-8833 41s-1tp
------------------------------------YARD SALE - October 12, 13, 14 from 10am-? at 490 N Broadway, Wells. Movies, toys, baby clothes, tools, lamps, books, lift chair, recliner, hospital bed, plus size clothes, dresser, hutch, Native American outfit, wool coat, pumpkins, cheap! Misc. & Free items - Don’t like price, make an offer. 41s-1tp
------------------------------------MOVING SALE - October 10 & 11, 8am-6pm; October 12 9am-noon; 202 Center St, Freeborn. Hutch, dining room table/4 chairs, recliners, sofa, kitchen items, linens, washer & dryer, seasonal misc. 41s-1t
------------------------------------BUYING/SELLING GOLD & SILVER bars, coins, rings, diamonds, pocket watches, silver dollars, rare coins, currency, $5.00, $10.00, $20.00 Gold coins, Krugerands, sterling silver sets, anything marked 10-K, 14-K, 18-K, .925. Any gold or silver item. Compare prices before you sell. 32 years at the same retail location, Fairmont, Minnesota, Kuehl’s, 507-235-3886. 38s-4tp
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2 BDRM APARTMENT, Milltown Manor, 411 Water St., Minnesota Lake, MN. Call 507-794-2599 or 507-227-2038. tfnc
-----------------------------------MILLTOWN MANOR APTS Minnesota Lake, 2 bedroom. $360 No Pets/Smoking. Application required. Call 507-227-2038 or 507-794-2599. tfnc
------------------------------------APARTMENT FOR RENT: in Minnesota Lake. Near lake, pond, park. $350/month. Call (507)380-6820 37m-8tp
------------------------------------1 BD ~ ALDEN! Rent based on income! No age restrictions. Minutes from Wells and Albert Lea. Free appli-cations & tours. 507-391-0538 or 800-676-6505 tdd 507-451-0704, www.lifestyleinc.net Equal Housing Opportunity. 38s-4tc
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HOUSE FOR SALE - 224 E. Main St., Alden: Contract for deed buyer has defaulted on this 3-4 bedroom rambler with garage. Make reasonable offer. Call Diane (507) 402-6570.
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Home For Sale
Masterson Staffing Solutions hasImmediate Openings with
Competitive Wage for Zumbro River Brand
in Albert Lea, MN• Maintenance Technicians
• Machine Operators
• General LaborersZumbro River Brand manufactures food ingredients such as cereals,
snacks and powdered drink mixes.Come to
Masterson Staffing Solutionsto fill out an application at:
2324 Hendrickson Rd.Albert Lea, MN 56007
507-373-1054Please bring proof of eligibility to work in the U.S.A.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGSKerry Ingredients • Blue Earth, MN
JOB FAIR!Monday, October 7thWells Community Center
189 2nd St. SE, Wells10:00 am to 1:00 pm
• Machine Operators• Industrial Sanitarians
• Mantenance Technicians• General Labor
12 Hour Shifts for a betterwork/life balance.
Stop by 2324 Hendrickson Rd • Albert Lea, MN between 9am-3pm; Mon-Fri to fill out an application • 507-373-1054
employmeNt
PRICE REDUCTION
Brad Heggen Realty, Inc.107 S. Broadway, Wells
(507) 553-6959 www.bradheggenrealty.com
125 2nd Ave SE, Wells3+ BR, 2 BA with big rooms,
main floor laundry, high efficiency furnace, central air, wood burner, attached garage,
detail oriented, able to work independently and in a
multi task environment. Responsibilities include
membership recruitment, oversight of volunteers,
budget management, public relations and marketing.
Resumes must be postmarked by October 11, 2013
Interested persons should submit resume to:
Wells Area Chamber of Commerce,
PO Box 134 Wells, MN 56097 Attention: Ila Teskey
The Wells Mirror and Shopper does not endorse or accept responsibility for any claims, products or services expressed or implied in advertisements within this publication. If you have questions or concerns, first contact the vendor of the product or service. If you do not get results, you may choose to contact your local Better Business Bureau.
P/T-F/T LPN/RN’s – Eve and Night shift (3p-11p and 11p-7a)
P/T-F/T CNA’s – Eve and Night shift (1:30p-9:30p/3p-11p combo & 11p-7a)
**CNA certification preferred, but willing to provide trainingAll positions benefit eligible after 90 day Qualifying Period
For more information, please visit our website at www.stlcare.com or e-mail [email protected] taken until positions are filled.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider, and employer.
is currently looking to fill the following positions:
1219 S. Ramsey, Blue Earth, MN 56013 • 507-526-2184
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ShopperClassified
Wells Mirror and Shopper40 W. Franklin, Wells, MN 56097
Ph: 507-553-3131 Fax: 507-553-3132
Classified Ad Rates: $4.00One week, 15 words, Shopper AND Mirror
Display Advertising Rates:$6.00 per col. inch, Shopper AND Mirror
Ad Deadlines:Wells Mirror: Monday 4 p.m.
Wells Shopper: Thursday NoonE-mail: [email protected] ads must be prepaid
EmploymEnt Auction Auction noticE noticE
Youth Services Internationalis currently seeking dedicated
individuals to fulfill our Direct Care Staff position.
The following shifts are currently available:2:30 pm - 10:30 pm10:30 pm - 6:30 am
YSI - Elmore Academy offers an extensive training program,
competitive wages and excellent benefits.
Please call (507)943-3440 or stop in for an application.
Elmore Academy202 E. North Street
P.O. Box 98Elmore, MN 56027EOE
The Wells Mirror and Shopper is currently seeking a AdvErtising & sAlEs rEprEsEntAtivE
This individual will work closely with businesses in the area, servicing current accounts and establishing new ones.
The ideal candidate should be enthusiastic, organized and have excellent communication skills.
If you have fresh ideas, a passion for community involvement and consider yourself a people-person, please
apply for this position! Experience in sales preferred but not required.
Stop in to the office for application or send resume and cover letter to Wells Mirror 40 W Franklin St., Wells, MN 56097
& Wells Shopper
STAFF WRITERThe Wells Mirror is looking to add a new writer to our team.
This individual will be responsible for attending and reporting on local meetings, including USC School Board & Wells City
Council, as well as other human interest topics. Additional duties will include photographing assignments and helping to produce the paper with a weekly deadline in mind. To be
effective, you must have excellent writing and communication skills, as well as possess creative and critical thinking to
produce the best angles on local stories.
Stop in to the office for application or send resume and cover letter to Wells Mirror 40 W Franklin St., Wells, MN 56097
or call 507-420-9343 **ONLY REGISTERED BIDDERS MAY ATTEND**
DULAS AUCTION CO. Col. Jedd Dulas
“Serving So. MN since 1996!”
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
Wells, MinnesotaSeptember 23, 2013
Notice is hereby given that the council will meet at 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 15, 2013 in the Council Chambers, at the Com-munity Center, Wells, MN, to consider, and possibly adopt, the proposed assessment for the following street improvements:
Sewer & Water ImprovementSecond Avenue Northwest from Highway 109 to north city limits
Concrete (New Street)Ninth Avenue Southwest from Seventh Street SW to Eighth Street SW
Adoption by the council of the proposed assessment may occur at the hearing.
The proposed assessment roll is on file for public inspection at City Hall. The to-tal amount of the proposed assessment is $84,000.00 for the Concrete Street and $240,000.00 for the Sewer/Water Im-provement. Written or oral objections will be considered at the meeting. No appeal may be taken as to the amount of an as-sessment unless a written objection signed by the affected property owner is filed with City Hall prior to the assessment hearing or presented to the presiding officer at the hearing. The council may upon such notice consider any objection to the amount of a proposed individual assessment at an ad-journed meeting upon such further notice to the affected property owner, as it deems advisable.
Robin Leslie, City Administrator
40 m, 41s/m 42 s
Public Notice
The City of Bricelyn is accepting sealed bids for our old fire hall building located at 203 North Main Street. The building is 44 feet wide, 70 feet long with (2) 9 feet by 10 feet overhead
doors on the front. Minimum bid is $5,000. Sealed bids can be mailed to City of Bricelyn, PO Box 338, Bricelyn, MN 56014 or delivered to City Clerk by placing in outside payment box at 309 North Main. Please write “Sealed Bid” on outside of envelope. Deadline for sealed bid is 5 p.m. October 8, 2013. Bid opening will be at 7 pm, October 8, 2013 at City Council
Regular Meeting, Bricelyn Community Center. Questions call 507-653-4367.
Sealed Bids for Old Fire Hall, Bricelyn
LAMP COLLECTION PROGRAM“Wells Public Utilities Customers Only”
The Wells Public Utilities will again be running their fall light bulb collection program for their customers. The Utilities will collect used fluorescent and high intensity discharge lamps (HID) at the Wells Public Utilities office from October 1, 2013 thru October 10, 2013 during the regular office hours of 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Utility personnel will help place bulbs in proper containers located in the plant garage. The Wells Public Utilities and Retrofit Recycling Inc. will be providing the necessary paperwork. This program will be “FREE OF CHARGE” to Wells Public Utilities customers. Bulbs will not be accepted if you are not a customer of the utilities. This is a service that hopefully the Utilities can continue to provide to its customers and also help the environment.
Remember – this collection program will cease on October 10, 2013
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