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Pharmacy, 732-5311;Toll Free, 1-866-732-4163;Emergency, 732-7565;Card & Gift Shop, 732-7200

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.

Main StreetPharmacy& Your Health

We care enough to provide thebest in pharmacy services.

Mike Brengman

Its been 25 yearsfor Mike at

Main Street Pharmacy.

Excludes gift cards and prescriptions.

Main Street Pharmacy

Free with$20 purchase.While supplies last.

AdministrativeProfessionals DayReusable

ShoppingBags

is Wednesday, April 22

25% OFFTo celebrate, take

any one purchase!

HURRY IN!Wednesday, April 15 thru

Thursday, April 30 we will pay the

SALES TAX on anysofa, recliner orreclining sofa.

TAXFREESALE

HARDWARE & FURNITURE321 Main Street, Zumbrota

507-732-5232

Leather Plus Rocker orWallaway ReclinerSemi-attached zippered backthat lets you customize the fit bymoving the cushion up or down,and by adjusting the amount offill in the cushion.Combines top-grain leather andmatching vinyl for comfort and value.

NOW ONLY$599NOW ONLY$599

Rocking ReclinerPillow-style design make this a luxurious choice for your home.

$449

Loveseat $1,299Rocker or Wallaway Recliner $899

A simple, sophisticated statementof style. Generous seat and backcushions assure plenty ofrelaxation, and pillow-style armsadd to your comfort.

Loveseat $1,199Rocker or Wallaway Recliner $849

This power reclining sofa group features pillow-style arms and beautifully tailored seat backs all in a rich elegant leather finish.

SAVE ON QUALITY FURNITURE WITHOUT THE SALES TAX!

Rocker or WallawayRecliner Great value in an

extra comfy rocker or Wallaway recliner with plush, pillow-style arms.

$499

$ 1,399$ 1,399Power

Reclining

SofaPower

Reclining

Sofa

PowerRecining

Sofa

PowerRecliningSofa$1,299$1,299

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

WE FEATURE A FULL SERVICE MEAT DELI

Gormans Blockbuster BuySaturday, April 18 Only

CountryStyle Ribs

Boneless

$199Lb.Save $1.50 Lb. Limit 10 Lbs. Please Call Ahead

Chuck Roast........................ $499Chicken Breast.................... $349Chicken Breast.................... $599Ground Beef....................... $459Ball Tip Steak ..................... $599

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

MEAT COUNTER SPECIALSU.S.D.A. Choice Boneless

Boneless, Skinless

8 Varieties Bacon Wrapped Stuffed

85% Lean

U.S.D.A. Choice

Cooked Ham ....................... $399Cheddar Cheese.................. $499

Lb.

Lb.

Deli

Mild

DELI COUNTER SPECIALS

Save $2.00 Lb.Prices good Wednesday, April 15 through Tuesday, April 21, 2015.

Save $1.00 Lb.

QUALITY, SERVICE and PRICEyou can't beat anywhere else!

Try our HOMEMADE beef jerky, summer sausage, mettwurst and bratwurst and our HOMESMOKED bacon, hams and pork chops.OUR FULL SERVICE MEAT AND DELI COUNTER OFFER A BETTER CUT - THE WAY YOU WANT.

Save $1.00 Lb.

All 12 Pack

Everyday Low Price Pop!

Pepsi Products .... 3/$1299

All 6-24 Oz. Bottles

Aquafina 24 PackPepsi Products ........ $399

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

Main Street MeatsMain Street Meats

GormansGormans

Bulk Rate / U.S. Postage / Grimsrud Publishing, Inc. / Zumbrota, MN 55992 / Boxholder / Local or Rural / Car-Rt-SortZUMBRO SHOPPER100% area coverageCirculation: 9,057

TO CONTACT US:Grimsrud Publishing, Inc.225 Main Street, PO Box 97Zumbrota, MN 55992Phone 507-732-7617Fax 507-732-7619Email: [email protected]: www.ZumbroShopper.com ZUMBRO SHOPPER.comGoodhue ElevatorNo. 15 Wednesday, April 15, 2015 FREE

Fundraiser & Community Event

Spring AuctionSunday, April 12

Starting at 1:00 p.m.Goodhue School

Please Join Us!LIVE AUCTION SILENT AUCTION MEAL

By donating to this event,a business or

individual willbe supporting

Goodhue School andall it has to offer

for ourYouth and Community.

Thank you for supporting ourYouth and Community!

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Monday, April 27 andTuesday, April 283:15-5:00 p.m.

Pine Island High School, Choir RoomEVERYONE MAKES THE CAST!

Bring $40 participation fee to tryouts($75 family maximum) + $5 for cast T-shirt

Rehearsals begin May 18 Performances June 19, 20, 21Call Marty Nunemaker with questions 507-226-6401

TRYOUTSfor Pine Island

students justfinishing

4th-9th grades!

40240 County Road 90, Mazeppa 507-843-6100

HOURS:Thursday, 4-10 p.m.; Friday, 4 p.m.-12:30 a.m.;

Saturday, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 a.m.; Sunday, 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m.

Saturday, April 18 8 p.m.-MidnightMusic By LOST FACULTIES

WELCOME BACK CAMPGROUND!WELCOME BACK SUMMER!

Book your graduation parties now!507-843-6100

SAVE THE DATE:Sunday, May 24 Gopher Tones 8 p.m.-Midnight

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ZUMBROTANEEDS YOUR INPUT!

The City is updating itsComprehensive Strategic Plan and is holding an

OPEN HOUSETuesday, April 21 6:00 p.m.Stary-Yerka VFW Post 5727

25 1st Street East, ZumbrotaJerry Williams from Destination Medical Center (DMC) andHeather Holmes from Olmsted County's Journey to Growth(J2G) will give brief presentations after which we'll breakinto small groups and discuss various planning and growthrelated issues like parks and trails, commercial, industrial andresidential development and transportation.

Please contact City Hall at 507-732-7318 with any questions.

We Are Internet Accessible Check us out on Facebook

Stary-Yerka VFW

Pulltabs Pool Tables Dart MachineMegaTouch Touchtones Jukebox Off-Sale

Zumbrota, MN 732-5411 or 732-4321Post 5727

Saturday, April 18 4:00 p.m.

Progressive DayDomestic Beer and Bar Rail Drinks $1.00

Prices go up every hour

Sunday, April 19

Entries must be here by 2:00 p.m.Customers are JudgesJudging at 3:30 p.m.

1st, 2nd, 3rd Place Trophies

Soup Cook-Off

CALLING ALL RUNNERSAND WALKERS!

RUN/WALK CLINIC STARTING SOON

Information meetingWednesday, April 22 6:00 p.m.

AH-SIRT Body.Beauty.Balance205 18th Ave., Zumbrota (behind SuperAmerica and Dairy Queen)

Call Trisha 507-208-0004 or Laurie 507-732-7565for more information or if you are unable to make it.

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

Summer SandVolleyball

Leagues Now Forming Sign up today. Starts first week of May.

Cuba: A Bridge Between Cultures

Call Ken Magnuson at 507-732-5275Travel Arrangements by Overseas Adventure Travel.

www.oattravel.com/fct16

Zumbrota To Cuba with KenJoin us on a

"once in a lifetime" tripto unspoiled Cuba.

12 DAYSMarch 22 to April 2, 2015

$4,895 from Miami. Small group, no more than 20 people.Limited space available.

Cathys CatCathys CateringAnd Cafe with Deli

300 S Main Street, Pine Island 507-356-8735

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Stop at Cathys Catering & Cafe for our

ALL YOU CAN EAT CODFriday & Saturday Night

5:00-8:00 p.m.

One of the Best Fish Frys in the area!

Includes choice of potato,salad, veggie and bread basket.

Sandy and Jim Anderson50th Anniversary

OPEN HOUSESaturday, April 25

5-7 p.m. Dinner7-11 p.m. Dance

No gifts please.

Music by Hillbilly HighwayByron Event Center,

505 Frontage Road NW, Byron

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The CoffeeMill

256 Main Street, Zumbrota

NOW UNTIL APRIL 22

Two Winners will be awarded a$20 Toys R Us Gift Card!

Kids ages 10 and under canenter the contest and receive

50% off a kids meal.

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BRIAN isturning 50!

Wish him a HappyBirthday on the 18th!

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on the 15th

ALEX!

HAPPY 15THBIRTHDAY

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THE BERNECEMETERY

ASSOCIATIONANNUAL MEETING

will be held atthe Zwingli Church

at Berne onMonday, April 27

6:30 p.m.S15-2a

PANCAKEBREAKFAST

United Methodist Church,Mazeppa

Saturday, April 186:30-10:30 a.m.

Pancakes, Eggs, Sausage,Toast, Coffee, Juice

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GARAGE SALESGoodhue Citywide

Saturday, May 16Find registration forms at City Hall, C-Store

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MISC. ITEMS FOR SALEFOR SALE: Used multi-game table, height31, width 23.5, length 41. Foosball,chess, checkers, backgammon, basket-ball, table tennis and table hockey; fro-zen Concord grapes, 20 gallon bags, $1each, 507-356-8532. 14-3p

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

FOR SALE: Heavy wood hay rack, 8x16on MN 10 ton running gear, $1,200.Call 507-251-0696. 15-3p

HUGEMulti-Family Sale(3 mi. west of Zumbrota, follow signs)46370 160 Ave., Zumbrota

Friday, 4/17 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Saturday, 4/18 8 a.m.-2 p.m.

Name brand children and young adultclothing. Toys, Chicco (double stroller,

high chair), Wii (Console, games),foosball table, free standing basketball

hoop, dorm frig., household items, homedecor, much more. PRICED TO SELL.

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Pruning Yard Clean-Up Planting

Rons LandscapeMaintenance

31 Years Experience

e-mail: [email protected]

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Ron Flemke507-250-2912

FOR SALE: Shotguns, rifles, handguns,new and used, reloading supplies, scopes,slings, many accessories. Buy, sell, tradeat Froyum Enterprises, LLC. 507-824-2372 4-tfc

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Befort Salvage & RepairMAZEPPA, MN

Auto RepairWe Accept Junk & Repairable Cars, TrucksOld Farm Machinery & Scrap MetalsUsed Autos & Parts Available507-843-2203 Mike Befort

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"DEALER FORTHE 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 anywhere507-732-5127

www.zumbrotaford.com

MSRP ................................. $24,860Retail Customer Cash ............. -$1,500Ford Motor Credit Cash* ................. -$1,000Sync and Sound........................ -$490FDAF Retail Customer Cash ........-$500Zumbrota Ford Discount .......... -$1,387

$19,983Total Savings$4,877*Must finance with Ford Motor Credit Company. On approved credit.

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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 Bankingwith ATM

Security State Bank of Wanamingowelcomes Dave Froyum

to our team of loan officersDave comes from an agricultural background and is an

owner/operator of a cash crop and beef cow/calf operation.He has 35 years of business/finance experience.

Dave and his wife have two grown children.His hobbies include hunting and fishing.

Please stop in to see Davefor all your Ag Lending needs.

Security State Bankof Wanamingo

AnnouncingOur 7th Annual

BAGSALESaturday, April 18

8 a.m. - 11 a.m.

340 Main Street, Zumbrota507-732-7500

www.pwconsignment.com Regular Store Hours:Mon., Tues., Wed. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.;

Thursday 9 a.m.-6 p.m.;Friday, Saturday 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

DONTMISSTHIS

EVENT! Well bring out all unsold expired consignmentsfrom both stores XS-4X Rain or Shineon the sidewalk under our canopy

for three hours stuff as much as you canin a large bag and pay only

$20 for the whole bag!Everything outside will be fair game. No limit on the number ofbags you can purchase. All bagged merchandise will be paid

for outsidebut the bargains continue inside as well.

Specialsalesgoing onall dayinside thestore!

Thanks for being a Phenomenal Woman!We appreciate your business!

SAVE

25%

392 Main Street, Zumbrota507-732-7600

All proceedsfrom the bagsale will go toBreast Cancer!

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Use this ad inside the store the day of the Bag Saleand receive 25% off one regular priced item.

Clearance SaleAll TVs In-Stock

50" ........ only $49555" ........ only $895

TV Sales & Service John Nelson116 Main St., Wanamingo

507-824-2939

Better Hearing Aid Centers

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TERRY CARLSON,30 Years Experience

State Certified Hearing Consultant651-258-4471 or1-800-348-4471Sales & Service of All

Models of Hearing AidsBatteries

FREE Hearing TestsFREE House Calls

242 Main Street, Zumbrota 1-800-450-7614 507-732-7614

225 22nd Street, Zumbrota 507-732-4499Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

Front to BackFull Auto Service.

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Checkyour ACbefore itgets hot

Stop and seeDoctor D at

625 2nd Street,Kenyon

507-789-6522

TATGEJEWELRY

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Licensed &Insured

TreeTrimming

Brush Mowing HaulingLot Clearing And Removal

Paul Zielsdorf 507-732-4454Larry Zielsdorf 507-732-7471

STUMPSTUMPSTUMPSTUMPSTUMPGRINDINGGRINDINGGRINDINGGRINDINGGRINDING

Free Estimates

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

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Minnesota State Tree Inspector

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

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RV & CAMPERSFOR SALE: 2011 Keystone Super Lite

Passport camping trailer, 24 foot, 199ml model. Excellent condition, 507-843-2525. 14-3p

Your collision repairspecialist since 1982.

Working together with you & yourinsurance company

Free estimates Professional certified technicians Complete glass service Unibody& frame alignment Custom painting, graphics & lettering Color match guarantee Ask about our written warrantyMonday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

(or by appointment)Rich Mehrkens

Owner/Goodhue, MN

Seveneow-tfc

651-923-4154

ZUMBRO SHOPPER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2015 PAGE 3

FREEBUY 1GET 1

$439TOMATO SAUCE

With coupon. Limit 1 free per coupon. Limit 1 coupon per family.Valid Wed., April 15 through Tues., April 21, 2015 at Hub Food Center.

10/$10

Food Center

Grocery Specials

Quantity rights reserved. We accept VISA, MasterCard & Discover.We welcome food stamps & W.I.C. vouchers everyday.

Frozen Foods Dairy Specials

Limit 1 free per coupon. Limit 1 coupon per family.Valid Wed., April 15 thru Tues., April 21, 2015 at Hub Food Center.

10/$10VitaminWater

Assorted Varieties Sparkling IcePeaches, Pears,Fruit Cocktail or

Mandarin Oranges

Assorted Varieties Shur Fine

228 West Ave., Zumbrota Locally Owned & Operated Phone 507-732-7329Store Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sat. & Sun. 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Serving the Hub of Goodhue County Since 1976

Check us out at www.hubfoodcenter.com

Fresh Bakery

Hamburger Buns$359

Fresh Baked Grandma AlicesWhite or Wheat

CookiesFresh Baked Grandma Alices

Assorted Varieties

12 Count Pkg.

General Merchandise

Prices good Wednesday, April 15 thru Tuesday, April 21, 2015

Cinnamon Toast Crunch,Cookie Crisp, Regular or

Honeynut Cheerios Cereal

COUPON

COUPON

COUPON

COUPON COUPON

COUPON

820

819817

818816

815






Save$4.79

11.25-12.25 Oz.Pkg.

Assorted Varieties

Honey Bunchesof Oats Cereal

13-14.5 Oz. Pkg.

Save$4.79 FREEBUY 1GET 1

Cow Belle

Ice CreamCones

MicrowavePopcorn

Assorted Varieties Pop Secret

FREEBUY 1GET 1

FREEBUY 1GET 1Save$4.89

Save$3.49

3 Pack

8 Pack

TacoShells

SpecialtyPotatoes

Assorted Varieties Old El Paso

Assorted Varieties Hungry Jack

6.1 Oz. Pkg.

4.6-4.7 Oz.Pkg.

FREEBUY 1GET 1

FREEBUY 1GET 1Save$2.45

Save$2.17

Save$8.90

Save$1.90

Assorted Varieties Gatorade

ThirstQuencher

10/$103/$999

24 Pack,Half Liter Bottles

Save$9.90

Save$1.98

Spring WaterGrandma Alices

2/$42/$4Assorted Varieties Prego

PastaSauce Save$2.18

14.5-24 Oz. Jar

BakedBeans

Assorted Varieties Bushs Best

Save38

Large 28 Oz. Can

$2992/$5Assorted Varieties Era Ultra LiquidCountry Hearth Split Top

LaundryDetergent

WheatBread

Save$2.00Save$2.58

1.5 Lb. Loaf50 Oz.Jug

$599$599BrawnyNorthern

Paper TowelsBath TissueSave$3.70

Save$4.80

12 Double Rolls 8 Roll Pack

Save80 12 Count Pkg.

Save50

$29954 Oz.

Save$1.58

SherbetAssorted Varieties Kemps

Assorted Varieties Banquet Chicken

Tenders, Nuggetsor Patties

3/$999Large24-26.5 Oz. Pkg.

Save$6.78

TombstonePizza

Assorted Varieties 12 Original

3/$10Save$6.50

Assorted Varieties Philadelphia Soft

Cream Cheese

2/$4Save$1.98

8 Oz.

Assorted Varieties Kemps

CottageCheese

2/$5Save$1.38

22 Oz.

Kemps Regular, Light, Free

SourCream

Save98 2/$316 Oz.

Assorted Varieties Suave

Deodorant

991.4 Oz. Stick

Save70

99Save7012 Oz.Shampoo orConditioner

Assorted Varieties Suave

HUB FOOD CENTER COUPON 831830HUB FOOD CENTER COUPONHUB FOOD CENTER COUPON 829828HUB FOOD CENTER COUPONHUB FOOD CENTER COUPON 827HUNTS

REGULAR OR NO SALT

8 OZ. CAN

Save89

With coupon. Limit 1 per coupon. Limit 1 coupon per family.Valid Wed., April 15 through Tues., April 21, 2015 at Hub Food Center.

Save$4.00

PURINA DOG CHOW

DOG FOODLARGE 18.5 LB. BAG


$199Save$1.20SALTINE

CRACKERS

ASSORTED VARIETIESSUNSHINE KRISPY OR ZESTA


$899Save$3.60LARGE 15.4 LB. BAGCHARCOAL

KINGSFORD


$399Save$1.50LARGE 20 LB. BAG

CAT LITTERTIDY CAT

15-15.25Oz.

32 Oz.

17 Oz.

Super Buy!

$1299FREEBUY 1, GET 11 LB.BOX

We carry a large selection ofGluten-Free products including

Udis Bread and Buns!


FREEBUY 1GET 1

99

Meat Specials

EVERYDAY LOWPOP PRICES!

Produce Specials

1 Lb. Pkg.

832HUB FOOD CENTER COUPON HUB FOOD CENTER COUPON HUB FOOD CENTER COUPON HUB FOOD CENTER COUPON HUB FOOD CENTER COUPON833 834 835 836





With coupon. Limit 1 free per coupon. Limit 1 coupon per family.Valid Wed., April 15 through Tues., April 21, 2015 at Hub Food Center.

CHARMIN DOUBLE ROLL ASSORTED VARIETIESREAMES FROZEN

FRESH BAKED GRANDMA ALICES ASSORTED VARIETIES VANDEKAMPSBREADED OR BATTERED

FISH FILLETVIENNABREADEGG NOODLES

BATH TISSUE24 PACK

(EQUALS 48 SINGLE ROLLS) 12 OZ. PKG. 1 LB.LOAF

Super Buy!

$269$199$1499Save$3.00

Save80

Save$2.00

Save50

Save$2.99

COUPON

COUPON

821

Limit 1 free per coupon. Limit 1 coupon per family.Valid Wed., April 15, thru Tues., April 21, 2015 at Hub Food Center.

Save$4.19

COUPON

COUPON

822

FREEBUY 1GET 1Limit 1 free per coupon. Limit 1 coupon per family.Valid Wed., April 15, thru Tues., April 21, 2015 at Hub Food Center.

Save$1.95

14.5 Oz. CanTomatoes

Assorted Varieties Hunts

FREEBUY 1GET 1Limit 1 free per coupon. Limit 1 coupon per family.Valid Wed., April 15, thru Tues., April 21, 2015 at Hub Food Center.

Affiliated Foods Midwest, P.O. Box 1067, Norfolk, NE 68702-1067Limit 1 free per coupon. Limit 1 coupon per family.Valid Wed., April 15, thru Tues., April 21, 2015 at Hub Food Center.

Sirloin EndRoast

Hormel Boneless Pork Loin

823Assorted VarietiesEL Fudge or Fudge Shoppe

KeeblerCookiesFREEBUY 1GET 1

825

826

Assorted VarietiesCOUPON

COUPONAssorted Varieties Tostitos or Ruffles

I Cant BelieveIts Not Butter

Tortilla orPotato Chips

8-15 Oz. Pkg.

9-14 Oz.3/$6Affiliated Foods Midwest, P.O. Box 1067, Norfolk, NE 68702-1067Limit 3 per coupon. Limit 1 coupon per family.Valid Wed., April 15, thru Tues., April 21, 2015 at Hub Food Center.

Affiliated Foods Midwest, P.O. Box 1067, Norfolk, NE 68702-1067Limit 1 per coupon. Limit 1 coupon per family.Valid Wed., April 15, thru Tues., April 21, 2015 at Hub Food Center.

Save$1.48

$199

HUB FOOD CENTER SUPER COUPONS HUB FOOD CENTER SUPER COUPONS838

With coupon and separate $5.00 purchase, please. Customer must have coupon to receive product. Limit 1 percoupon. Limit 1 coupon per family. Valid Wed., April 15 thru Tues., April 21, 2015 at Hub Food Center.

Save60

Dozen

Large EggsGrandma Alices Grade A

HUB FOOD CENTER SUPER COUPONS837

Save$1.19

With coupon and separate $5.00 purchase, please. Customer must have coupon to receive product. Limit 1 percoupon. Limit 1 coupon per family. Valid Wed., April 15 thru Tues., April 21, 2015 at Hub Food Center.

FREEPork andBeans

Van Camps

Full Service Meat Case Hours: Monday - Saturday 7 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.; Sunday 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.Jennie-O Deli Oven Roasted

$499ChickenBreast

Lb.Per Full Lb. or More. Sliced to Order. Full Service Case Only.

Wisconsin Deli Aged

SwissCheese

$499Lb.Per Full Lb. or More. Sliced to Order. Full Service Case Only.

U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless Beef Round Bottom

Round Roast

$349Super Buy!

Lb.$399Lb.

Mock TenderSteak

U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless Beef ChuckFamily Pack

Fresh Cut Family Pack

ChickenLeg Quarters

79Lb.$399Round SteakU.S.D.A. Choice Boneless Beef

Round Tenderized Bottom

Fresh Cut Family Pack Tenderized

PorkCutlets

Hormel Boneless Pork Loin Family Pack

Country StyleRibs

$199$249Lb. Lb.Super Buy!

Super Buy!

Assorted Varieties Oscar MayerDeli Fresh

Chicken Strips LunchablesAssorted Varietis Oscar Mayer

5/$53-5 Oz. Pkg.

2/$65-6 Oz.Pkg.Save$3.58

Super Buy!Super Buy! Less Than Half Price!

Fresh California

StrawberriesSave98

$119Crisp California Green Giant

CarrotsSave60

Red Ripe Grape

California Navel

Oranges

$299Each3/$510 Oz.

Pkg.

Save$2.50

Tomatoes

Yellow Dole Classic Iceberg

4/$53/$5SaladMix

Onions

Bing Cherry

2/$32/$4Multi-Colored Mini

Energy DrinkPeppers

Save$1.98

12 Oz. Pkg.

1 Lb. Pkg.

3 Lb. Pkg.

Manns Sugar

2/$5SnapPeas3/$5

PotatoesU.S. #1 Local Russet

Each

Klarbrunn$2.296 Pk. 20 Oz.

2 Liters$1.79

Save$6.87

839

Lb.

Save$1.00 2/$5

Save$2.96

Save98

Save$1.87

Save98

Save$3.00

Save$2.00

Save$2.00

Save$2.00

Save$1.50

Save$1.20

Save$5.95

Save40

Save$2.00

Limit 4 per coupon. Limit 1 coupon per family.Valid Wed., April 15, thru Tues., April 21, 2015 at Hub Food Center.

4/$9

Assorted Varieties Pepsi, Sierra Mist,Dr. Pepper or Mountain Dew

15 Oz. Can

8.5-12 Oz.

1 Lb. Pkg.

12 Oz.

Super Buy!

Super Buy! Super Buy!

Save$3.69

Save$2.99 Lb.

Assorted Varieties Shur Fine

ShreddedCheese

OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE

12 Packs$4.99 Each

Aquafina.5 Liter24 Pack

$3.99

6 Packs Half LiterBottles

Save$5.76

8 Oz.Pkg.

RV100+6 RV50+6

RV264+6

4 Lb. Pkg.

2 Lb. Pkg.

8 Oz. Pkg.

$439 FREE

BUY ANY ONE JOHNSONVILLEGRILLERS

AND GET ONE JOHNSONVILLECOOKED OR

SMOKED SAUSAGE

Super Buy!

Super Buy!

5 Lb.Bag


BusinessDirectory

ACCOUNTING

AUTO BODY

220 W. 1st St., Zumbrota

835 Tile Dr., Red Wing(651) 388-1218

(507) 732-5218

AUTO BODYAND TRIM

GROVERAUTO COMPANY

FREE Estimates Evening Estimates

Available

AUTOBODY

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

www.groverauto.com

Dealer Lic. #10719

507-732-5194 or1-800-967-2094

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Fast & Reliable Service for yourBusiness, Home & Farm

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City of Zumbrota NoticeFLUSHING OF HYDRANTSAll fire hydrants on the WEST SIDE OF MAIN STREET,THE INDUSTRIAL PARK AND AREAS NORTH OFTHE ZUMBRO RIVER will be flushed beginningTuesday, April 14 and continuing throughFriday, April 17, 2015.

All fire hydrants on the EAST SIDE OF MAIN STREETAND THE INDUSTRIAL PARK SOUTH OF HIGHWAY52 will be flushed beginning Tuesday, April 21 andcontinuing through Friday, April 24, 2015.

The fire hydrants on MAIN STREET FROM 1ST STREETTO JEFFERSON DRIVE will be flushed Friday,April 17, 2015 between the hours of 4 a.m. and 8 a.m.

Dead end hydrants will be flushed on the first Wednes-day of every month starting in May.

During the flushing process you may notice occasionalperiods of low water pressure and/or discolored water inyour home. If you notice discolored water in your home,running your water for a short period of time should help.Washing clothes between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 3:30

Thank you for your cooperation!City of Zumbrota Water Department

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p.m. on these days should be avoided.

TOWNSHIPSBelle CreekTownship

Assessment NoticeThis may affect your 2016

property tax paymentsNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the

Board of Appeal and Equalization forBelle Creek Township shall meet on April23, 9:00 a.m. at the town hall.

The purpose of this meeting is todetermine whether taxable property inthe juridiction has been properly valuedand classified by the assessor, and todetermine whether corrections need tobe made.

If you believe the value or classifica-tion of your property is incorrect, pleasecontact your assessors office to dis-cuss your concerns. If you are still notsatisfied with the valuation or classifica-tion after discussing it with your asses-sor, you may appear before the localboard of appeal and equalization. Theboard shall review the valuation, classi-fication, or both if necessary, and shallcorrect it as needed. Generally, an ap-pearance before your local board of ap-peal and equalization is required by lawbefore an appeal can be taken to thecounty board of appeal and equaliza-tion.

Given under my hand this 21st day ofMarch, 2015

Steve McNamaraClerk of the Town of Belle Creek

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Cherry GroveTownship

Assessment NoticeNotice is hereby given, that the Board

of Appeal and Equalization of the Town-ship of Cherry Grove in Goodhue County,Minnesota, will meet at the town hall at1:30 p.m. on Thursday, the 16th day ofApril, 2015, for the purpose of review-ing and correcting the assessment ofthe township for the year 2015.

All persons not satisfied with the evalu-ation or classification of your propertyare hereby notified to appear at saidmeeting and show cause for such as-sessment correction.

An appearance before your local boardof appeal is required by law before anappeal can be taken to the county boardof appeal and equalization.

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Goodhue TownshipCall for Quotes

Sealed quotes will be received at theclerks home until 5 p.m. on Thursday,April 16, 2015.

Quotes will be publicly opened onFriday, April 17, 2015 at 4 p.m. at theGoodhue Township Hall.

Quotes will be awarded at the GoodhueTownship Hall on Monday, April 20, 2015at 4 p.m.

Quotes will be separate for the follow-ing items:

A. Crushed rock: This year, 10,000tons more or less of crushed rock 3/4-inch screen to meet MNDot specifica-tions for Class 5 rock. To be spread onGoodhue Township roads by August 1,2015 where specified by township su-pervisors.

B. Road grading: GoodhueTownship has 44 miles of gravel roads.Contractor must furnish their own equip-ment for grading, which is to be done asdirected by the supervisors.

C. Snow plowing and sanding: GoodhueTownship has 44 miles of gravel roads.Contractors must furnish their own equip-ment for snow plowing and sanding orany other needs required for mainte-nance of township roads.

D. Quotes for road edge mowing: Tobe done as directed by supervisors. Con-tractors are required to submit hourlyrates for needed equipment. Contrac-tors must be adequately insured andmust provide current certificates of in-surance to the township board.

Quotes must be signed to be approved.The Goodhue Township Board reservesthe right to reject any or all quotes andaccept the quotes deemed to be in thebest interest of the township.

David Burfeind, Clerk14-2a

Goodhue TownshipAssessment Notice

Notice is hereby given that the boardof appeal and equalization of the Town-ship of Goodhue in the County of Goodhue,Minnesota, will meet at the GoodhueTownship Hall at 3 p.m. on Monday,April 20, 2015 for the purpose of re-viewing and correcting the assessmentof the said township for the year 2016.

All persons not satisfied with the evalu-ation or classification of their propertyare hereby notified to appear at the saidmeeting to show cause for such an as-sessment correction.

An appearance before your local boardof appeal is required by law before anappeal can be taken to the county boardof appeal and equalization.

David Burfeind, Clerk14-2a

Goodhue TownshipMeeting Notice

The Goodhue Township Board willmeet on Monday, April 20, 2015 at 4p.m. at the Goodhue Township Hall.

David B Burfeind, Clerk14-2a

MinneolaTownship

Assessment NoticeThis may affect your 2016

property tax paymentsNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the

Board of Appeal and Equalization forMinneola Township shall meet on Wednes-day, April 22, 3 p.m. at Zumbrota CityHall.

The purpose of this meeting is todetermine whether taxable property inthe jurisdiction has been properly val-ued and classified by the assessor, andto determine whether corrections needto be made.

If you believe the value or classifica-tion of your property is incorrect, pleasecontact your assessors office to dis-cuss your concerns. If you are still notsatisfied with the valuation or classifica-

tion after discussing it with your asses-sor, you may appear before the localboard of appeal and equalization. Theboard shall review the valuation, classi-fication, or both if necessary, and shallcorrect it as needed. Generally, an ap-pearance before your local board of ap-peal and equalization is required by lawbefore an appeal can be taken to thecounty board of appeal and equaliza-tion.

Given under my hand this 20th day ofMarch, 2015

Sarah PettitClerk of the Township of Minneola

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Pine IslandTownship

Rock Quote NoticeNotice is hereby given that the Pine

Island Town Board will receive quotesfor 5,000 cubic yards, more or less, ofclass 2, 7/8 inch crushed rock to bespread on township roads by August 1,2015 with a $100 a day penalty afterAugust 1, 2015. The gravel must alsobe applied in seven work days or less ora penalty will be incurred.

Quotes may be mailed to the PineIsland Township Clerk David Arndt at21196 510th Street, Pine Island, MN55963 or delivered in person by April29, 2015.

Quotes will be opened shortly after 8p.m. on Tuesday, April 28, 2015 at theregular monthly meeting held at the townhall at 48980 County 55 Blvd.

The town board reserves the right toreject any and all quotes.

David A. Arndt, ClerkPine Island Township

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Pine IslandTownship

Quote NoticeNotice is hereby given that the Pine

Island Town Board will take quotes onmowing ditches, road maintenance, snowremoval and sanding.

The quotes will be taken after therock quotes on Tuesday, April 28, 2015at the town hall at 48980 County 55Blvd.

Ditch mowing is for 42 miles of town-ship roads with two passes during theyear.


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Pine IslandTownshipMeeting Notice

All regular monthly meetings of thePine Island Township Board will meetthe last Tuesday of each month at thetown hall at 48980 County 55 Blvd. at 8p.m. each meeting.


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Pine IslandTownship

Assessment NoticeNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the

Board of Appeal and Equalization of theTownship of Pine Island in GoodhueCounty, Minnesota, will meet at the of-fice of the clerk in said town hall at 2p.m. on Tuesday, the 21st day of April,2015 for the purpose of reviewing andcorrecting the assessment of said prop-erty of owners for the year 2016.

All persons considering themselvesaggrieved by said assessment, or whowish to complain that the property ofanother is assessed too low, are herebynotified to appear at said meeting, andshow cause of having such assessmentcorrected.

No complaint that another person isassessed too low will be acted uponuntil the person so assessed, or hisagent, shall have been notified of suchcomplaint.

Given under my hand this 31st day ofMarch, 2015

David A. ArndtClerk of the Township of Pine Island

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WanamingoTownship

Assessment NoticeNotice is hereby given, that the Board

of Appeal and Equalization of the Town-ship of Wanamingo in Goodhue Countywill meet at the Wanamingo Town Hallat 1 p.m., Wednesday, April 22, 2015,for the purpose of reviewing and deter-mining whether taxable property in thejurisdiction has been properly valuedand classified by the assessor, and todetermine whether corrections need tobe made for the year 2016.

If you believe the value or classifica-tion of your property is incorrect, pleasecontact your assessors office to dis-cuss your concerns. If you are still notsatisfied with the valuation or classifica-tion after discussing it with your asses-sor, you may appear before the localboard of appeal and equalization. Theboard shall review the valuation, classi-fication, or both if necessary, and shallcorrect it as needed. Generally, an ap-pearance before your local board of ap-peal and equalization is required by lawbefore an appeal can be taken to thecounty board of appeal and equaliza-tion.

Given under my hand this 29th day ofMarch, 2015.

Jessica Page, ClerkWanamingo Township

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ZumbrotaTownship

Assessment Notice:Open Book Meeting

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that theBoard of Appeal and Equalization of theTownship of Zumbrota in Goodhue County,Minnesota, will meet at the GoodhueCounty Government Center at 2 p.m. onMonday, April 27, 2015, for the pur-pose of reviewing and correcting theassessment of said Zumbrota Townshipfor said year.

All persons considering themselvesaggrieved by said assessment, or whowish to complain that the property ofanother is assessed too low, are hereby

notified to appear at said meeting andshow cause of having such assessmentcorrected.


Given under my hand this 30th day ofMarch, 2015.

Laurie HoernemannZumbrota Township Clerk

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GOODHUECity of Goodhue

EDA MeetingMarch 11, 2015

The regular meeting of the City ofGoodhue EDA was held on Wednesday,March 11, 2015 at city hall.

All members were present. Also presentwere the following individuals: R.D. Aa-land, Alex Dickie, Jeff Schneider, SteveVoth, Andy Brandel.

1. Motioned by Leia Ryan and sec-onded by Tia Schimek, to accept theminutes of the previous meeting of Feb-ruary 25, 2015.

2. Richard Gorman gave an updatealong with Mayor Bien, on some eco-nomic development on the south end oftown with Ag Partners. There will be acommittee meeting held with Ag Part-ners which a report will be given at thenext meeting.

There will be no further business asthe motion made by Leia Ryan and sec-onded by Tia Schmiek also to adjourn.

Richard GormanActing Clerk

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City of GoodhueAssessment Notice for 2016

property tax paymentsNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the

Board of Appeal and Equalization of theCity of Goodhue in Goodhue County,Minnesota will meet at Goodhue CityHall at 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 22,2015.

The purpose of this meeting is todetermine whether taxable property inthe jurisdiction has been properly val-ued and classified by the assessor, andto determine whether corrections needto be made.

If you believe the value or classifica-tion of your property is incorrect, pleasecontact your assessors office to dis-cuss your concerns. If you are still notsatisfied with the valuation or classifica-tions after discussing it with you asses-sor, you may appeal before the localboard of appeal and equalization. Theboard shall review the valuation, classi-fication, or both, and shall correct it asneeded.

Generally, an appearance before yourlocal board of appeal and equalization isrequired by law before an appeal can betaken to the county board of appeal andequalization.

Given under my hand this 9th day ofApril, 2015.

Lori AgreClerk of the City of Goodhue

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City of GoodhueCouncil Meeting Minutes

March 25, 20155:00 p.m.

Members present: Mayor Kerry Bien,Tia Schimek, Leia Ryan and John Adamswith Wayne Hahn absent. Also presentwere Richard Gorman, Duane Aaland,Andy Brandel, Robby Ebner, Carl Bartsch,Travis Thomforde and Josh Smith.

Motion by Schimek seconded by Ryanto approve the agenda. Motion carried.

Motion by Adams, seconded by Ryanto approve the council minutes of March11, 2015. Motion carried.

Pool Supervisor, Robby Ebner, broughtschedule and price recommendations.Motion by Schimek, seconded by Ryanapprove the swimming pool scheduleand prices for 2015. Motion carried.

Motion by Adams, seconded by Schimekto approve Goodhue Historical Societysbuilding permit in accordance to all set-backs. Motion carried.

Motion by Ryan, seconded by Adamsto approve Luke Horsmans deck per-mit in accordance to all setbacks. Mo-tion carried.

Motion by Ryan, seconded by Adamsto approve third firefighters fire schoolattendance. Motion carried.

Motion by Adams, seconded by Ryanto approve Resolution supporting dedi-cated state funding for city streets. Mo-tion carried.

Motion by Schimek, seconded by Adamsto proceed with annexation of approxi-mately 110 acres directly south andwest of Viola lane, property owned byStehr Farms. Legal description to bedetermined by Rick Samuleson, surveyor.Motion carried.

Motion by Schimek, seconded by Ryanto pay the bills. Motion carried.

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

Respectfully submitted,Lori Agre, City Clerk

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PINE ISLANDPine Island ISD 255

INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIS-TRICT #255

PINE ISLAND MN 55963SCHOOL BOARD MEETING

MARCH 12, 20156:00 PM HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR

ROOMThe MEETING WAS CALLED TO OR-

DER at 6:01 by Acting Chairperson Heiden.MEMBERS PRESENT: Douglas, Fall,

Hayden, HeidenMEMBERS ABSENT: Bailey, Champa,

Warneke

COMMENTS FROM CHAIRPERSON:PTO is putting Wifi on all buses.

POINTS OF PANTHER PRIDE Broc Finstuen-Athlete of the Week

for basketball Madeline Hansen placed 3rd in

Regional Semi-Final Spelling Bee andmade it to the 8th round in RegionalFinal Spelling Bee

Riley Gasser & Connor McAlpineearned 4th out of 14 teams at ScienceOlympiad Robocross

Brynn Olson competed in stategymnastics.

Ben Farrell has been selected toplay in MN HS Football All-Star Gameone of only 5 in our schools history.

Noah Bauer-State Wrestling Champin 113 lb class in Section 1A

John Champa received Outstand-ing Citizen in Pillars of Pine Island Awards.

Emma Ann Oberg will compete inthe State Geography Bee.

Tim Nehring, first grade teacher,received the Post Bulletins Teacher ofthe Month award.

Craig Anderson has been nomi-nated for the MSHSL Board of Directorsand recipient of the Ethics in CoachingAward. He was also featured in an ar-ticle in the Coaching Management maga-zine.

Several students competed in theAmerican Mathematics Competition.

Post Bulletin is doing a story onPine Island on Monday.

APPROVE AGENDA: Motion by Dou-glas, seconded by Fall to approve theagenda as presented.

Motion carried 4-0.APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA: Mo-

tion by Hayden, seconded by Fall toapprove the consent agenda as presented.Motion carried 4-0.

A. APPROVAL OF MINUTESFebruary 12, 2015B. APPROVAL OF BILLS AND WIRESNet Wire Transfers $900,991.98February payroll $647,658.02Bills 3,527,135.16TOTAL $4.174,793.18C. OPEN ENROLLMENT TO PINE IS-

LANDAdri Adams 1st grade from Roches-

terDakota Berentsen 10th grade from

ZMD. OPEN ENROLLMENT FROM PINE

ISLANDKeaden Cradick kdgn to RochesterSamuel Johnson 9th grade to Roch-

esterAlana Monosmith kdgn to RochesterEthan Poncelet 9th grade to Roches-

terNoah Schneider kdgn to RochesterBailey and Warneke arrived at 6:05.HIGH STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTA. PREK-4 PRINCIPAL UPDATE: Cindy

Hansen reported that Pine Island El-ementary received a grant for a ReadingCorps tutor. Many community volunteershelped make Read Across American Dayon March 2 a success. KindergartenRoundup was March 6. We have 83registered as of today. There are somestaff moving to other positions next year,so well be posting for a k-8 technologyteacher and 2nd grade teacher. Baileyquestioned whether there could be 2part-time reading tutors. Beniak saidthe Reading Corps prefers one, but ifone is not available for the whole time,two would work. Bailey also questionedhow many sections of kindergarten wewould need for next year. Hansen thinkswe will have 5 for sure, possibly 6. Wellhave to wait and see.

B. HIGH SCHOOL BOARD REP UP-DATE: Keenan Peterson-Rucker reported.He congratulated Noah Bauer on hisState wrestling win. Music programs wentto contests recently. All groups receivedsuperior ratings. They are now prepar-ing for solo ensembles. Sam Baska fin-ished in 3rd place in State DECA com-petition in his Personal Financial Lit-eracy event and was also recognized forhaving one of the top test scores as well.Jimmy Kroll advanced to the final roundin both of his events. He finished in 7thplace in his Professional Selling eventand 8th place in his Sales Demonstra-tion event. Tucker Hanson also did verywell, advancing to the finals and finish-ing in 8th place of his sales event. FCCLAheld a food drive. FFA held FFA Weekactivities. Preparation for a snow daywas good, but there was no snow storm.The students recognized Mr. Craig Ericksonthis month.

C. 5-12 PRINCIPAL UPDATE: KevinCardille reported. The ACT practice testwas last month.

Our composite score was 19.9. Asurvey will be taken in the middle schoolto see if what they did for Ramp Up toReadiness met expectations. Middle Schoolwas paid for because we were part of agrant. He went through a table compar-ing PIs college attendance to the statescollege attendance. Registration is tak-ing place. Informational sessions wereheld with 8-11th grade. The bell sched-ule is being worked on with a Plan A andB.

D. OVERNIGHT FIELD TRIP REQUESTFROM FCCLA: This is for their annualSTAR event. Motion by Fall, secondedby Hayden to approve the overnight trip.Motion carried 6-0.

E. RAMP UP TO READINESS: RosarioMollo reported on what each grade does.He reported that college and career pre-paredness can drastically improve byimplementing the College and CareerReadiness Curriculum Design Program.

F. STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE BOARDREVIEW

APPLICATION: This is being broughtback from last month with some changes.Motion by Warneke, seconded by Dou-glas to approve the application. Motioncarried 6-0.

COMMITTEE AND BOARD MEN-TOR: Fall suggested that the committeecould be 3 people. Board members in-terested are Douglas, Fall, and Hayden.Motion by Hayden, seconded by Warneketo approve the committee. Motion car-ried 6-0.

SCHOLARSHIP: The dollar amountwould be $500 for next year. The AAAFoundation would fund the scholarship,and board members would donate tothe Foundation. Motion by Warneke,seconded by Douglas to approve thescholarship and it going through theAAA Foundation. Motion carried 6-0.

COLLABORATION & COMMUNICATIONA. FIELD TRIP FUNDING OVERVIEW:

Beniak explained we have 3 tiers to ourfield trips. MSHSL activities are fullypaid by the district. State recognizedorganizations are the 2nd tier. The dis-trict pays for them as able. Clubs andorganizations are the 3rd tier. Theremay be dollars available, but not al-ways.

EFFECTIVE & EFFICIENT OPERATIONSA. BUDGET REVIEW: Business Man-

ager went through the revised budget atlast months meeting. He reviewed itagain. Motion by Fall, seconded by Baileyto approve the revised budget. Motioncarried 6-0. Netzke then went throughthe budget update through February.The finance committee meeting will beheld March 24th at 4:00.

B. UTILITY AGREEMENT: This agree-ment is for $962,956 to bring utilitiesinto the new building.

68.4% of the cost is being taken careof by the city. This also includes thealternate loop.

They are waiving the SAC and WACfees. The annexation fee has alreadybeen paid. The schools amount will be$836,898. Motion by Fall, seconded byHayden the approve the utility agree-ment. Motion carried 6-0. Beniak ac-knowledged how helpful the CPT hasbeen.

C. POLICIES: These are all currentpolicies with minor changes. Motion byWarneke, seconded by Fall to approveall 4 policies. Motion carried 6-0.

Curriculum Development Policy Public and Private Personnel Data

Policy School District Curriculum Devel-

opment and Instruction Goals Policy Tobacco Free Environment PolicyD. SUPERINTENDENT REPORT: We

are looking at moving forward in ourstudent management system to Skywardpartnered with Revtrack. This will saveon our annual expense. We are partneringwith the City for random drug testing.We are also looking at print manage-ment systems. We have put out a bid forinsurance. We have not done all of ourassumptions yet. We have a potentialfor a special ed teacher for next year.We are also working on an ADSIS grant.

UPCOMING EVENTSMarch SSC Overview Suzanne

RileyMarch 18 Strategic Planning Re-

viewFACILITY UPDATE Relocate to dis-

trict conference room: Approve concrete bid: We only re-

ceived one valid bid last time so weagreed to reject the bid. The bid washigher than expected. KrausAndersonhas worked with the company, and atthis point they are very close to what ourbudget was. Lately a lot of concrete bidshave been high. North Country Con-crete is already on site. It makes senseto award the bid to them. Motion byHayden seconded by Warneke to acceptthe bid of $22,300. A roll call vote wastaken with Bailey, Douglas, Fall, Hayden,Heiden, and Warneke voting yes.

No votes-none. The motion was ap-proved 6-0.

Crane Approval: They have exploredwhat the best way to access the court-yard would be.

A crane was decided to be the mostefficient way. Motion by Heiden, sec-onded by Douglas to approve the cranerecommended by KrausAnderson. Mo-tion carried 6-0.

Hayden updated the board. They justwent through an engineering review. Theauditorium will have its own rooftop sys-tem. Some of the 34 buildings base-ment will stay to house the new electri-cal equipment and some of the me-chanical equipment. Theyre still work-ing through some mechanical issues inthe fitness area. The gym floor is pouredin the new school. Sheet rock is goingup in one section. They are finishing thelast of the masonry on the load-bearingwalls this week. We looked at drawingsof the remodeled current site. This willbe worked on throughout the year. PhaseI is start of the auditorium, the fitnesscenter, take down of the 34 building,and the remodeling of the 5-8th gradewing to be done this summer. Therewas discussion about the current stagescurtain. Douglas reported on an activi-ties committee meeting. The biggest dis-cussion at that meeting was about thescoreboards. Another discussion wasstorage.

CLOSE MEETING FOR NEGOTIATIONDISCUSSION: Motion by Warneke, sec-

onded by Hayden to adjourn this part ofthe meeting. Motion carried 6-0. Themeeting adjourned at 7:48.

The CLOSED MEETING was called toorder at 7:54 p.m. All members, withthe exception of Champa, were present.Negotiations were discussed.

ADJOURN: Motion by Warneke, sec-onded by Hayden to adjourn the closedsession. Motion carried 6-0. The meet-ing was adjourned at 8:05 p.m.15-1a

Pine Island ISD 255INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIS-

TRICT #255PINE ISLAND MN 55963SCHOOL BOARD RETREAT

MARCH 18, 20156:00 PM HIGH SCHOOL AG ROOM

The MEETING WAS CALLED TO OR-DER at 6:17 p.m.

MEMBERS PRESENT: Bailey, Champa,Douglas, Fall, Hayden, Heiden, Warneke

MEMBERS ABSENT: noneDISCUSSION TO ESTABLISH STRA-

TEGIC PLANHeiden left at 8:45 pmADJOURN: Motion by Warneke, sec-

onded by Hayden to adjourn. Motioncarried 6-0. Meeting was adjourned at9:27.15-1a

City of Pine IslandAssessment Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That theOpen Book-Board of Appeal and Equal-ization of the City of Pine Island in Goodhueand Olmsted Counties, Minnesota, willmeet at the:

Goodhue County Government Cen-ter from 9:30-11:00 a.m. on Monday,the 20th day of April 2015

Olmsted County Government Cen-ter, conference room 2, from 9:00-10:30a.m. on Monday, the 20th day of April2015

for the purpose of reviewing and cor-recting the assessment of said city for2016. All persons considering themselvesaggrieved by said assessment, or whowish to complain that the property ofanother is assessed too low, are herebynotified to appear at said meeting, andshow cause for having such assessmentcorrected.

Please call for an appointment: GoodhueCounty, 651-385-3006; Olmsted County507-328-7670.


Given under my hand this 19th day ofFebruary, 2015.

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Submitted by Great River EnergyDuring Severe Weather Aware-

ness Week, April 13-17, Minne-sotans are urged to always play itsafe around power lines. Harsh

midwestern weather can damagepower lines and equipment, cre-ating dangerous situations. Re-member:

If you see a downed powerline, stay away from it and imme-diately call 911 to report it. Thereis no way to tell if a power line isenergized just by looking at it.Always assume it is live and cancarry currents strong enough tokill.

Never drive over a downedpower line if it is blocking yourdriveway or road. Call 911 to re-port it and find another route.

If a power line falls on yourcar or otherwise comes in contactwith your vehicle, stay in the ve-hicle. Use your cellphone to call911 and wait for help to arrive.

When severe weather causeswidespread damage, sometimesoutages can be extended. GreatRiver Energy and its 28 membercooperatives work hard to restoreyour power as quickly and safelyas they possibly can, first remov-ing any threats to public safety,then following established priori-ties for making repairs that willrestore the most customers first.

To watch videos about the stepsutilities take to restore your power,how to prepare an emergency kit,food safety tips and more, visitgreatriverenergy.com/restoringyourpower.

Search for Mrs. GoodhueCounty announced

Applications are being acceptedfor the title of Mrs. GoodhueCounty. Mrs. Goodhue County willhave the honor of representing hercounty at the Mrs. Minnesota pag-eant, which will be held at RitscheAuditorium in St. Cloud on March12 , 2016.

The woman chosen as Mrs.Goodhue County will become anambassador from the GoodhueCounty area and will receive theofficial title and sash.

The woman chosen as Mrs.Minnesota will receive a prizepackage worth $7,000 and thechance to represent Minnesota atthe 2016 Mrs. International Pag-eant in July.

The American HeartAssociations Go Red forWomen is the official charity ofthe Mrs. Minnesota pageant . To

learn more visit: www.goredforwomen.org

The reigning Mrs. Minnesota isKate Howe of Burnsville.

Competitions in the pageant arepersonal interview, fitness wear,and evening gown. There are notalent or swimsuit competitions.

Married women living inGoodhue County who are inter-ested in applying:

Write for a bio-form:Mrs. MinnesotaInternational PageantP.O. Box 240537Apple Valley, MN 55124-0537Or an online application can be

filled out on the website:www.mrsminnesota.com

Or call for information:(952)432-6758; fax: (952)953-3896; email: [email protected]

Severe Weather AwarenessWeek is April 13-17

Since severe weather canthreaten the lives and property ofMinnesotans at any time, Gover-nor Mark Dayton has proclaimedApril 13-17 as Severe WeatherAwareness Week. WabashaCounty will mark this week withtwo tornado drills on Thursday,April 16, one at 1:45 p.m. for busi-nesses, and the other at 6:55 p.m.for families at home to practicegoing to a safe place. If there isinclement weather predicted onApril 16, the drill will be held onApril 17.What to do during a tornado

Always do your best to avoidwindows. If you live in a housewith a basement, go to the base-ment and under some kind of sturdyprotection (heavy table or workbench), or cover yourself with amattress or sleeping bag. If youlive in a house without a base-ment, or an apartment, go to thelowest floor, small center room

(like a bathroom or closet), undera stairwell, or in an interior hall-way with no windows. Crouch aslow as possible to the floor, fac-ing down; and cover your headwith your hands. A bathtub mayoffer partial protection.

If you are in an office building,hospital, or store, follow instruc-tions from facility managers. Godirectly to an enclosed, window-less area in the center of the build-ing away from glass and on thelowest floor possible. Then, crouchdown and cover your head. Inte-rior stairwells are usually goodplaces to take shelter, and if notcrowded, allow you to get to alower level quickly. Stay off theelevators; you could be trapped inthem if the power is lost.

In order to get local severeweather updates, purchase aNOAA Weather Radio and con-tact your local emergency man-agement office for codes for yourcounty.

Mazeppa Citywide Cleanup is April 25By Alicia Hunt-Welch

MAZEPPA The City ofMazeppa will host its annual springcleanup on Saturday, April 25, from9-11 a.m. Items can be droppedoff at the community center park-ing lot for disposal.

Items that will be accepted anddisposed of for free include mis-cellaneous scrap metal, bicycles,lawn mowers, inkjet cartridges,fluorescent bulbs, cellphones, carbatteries, and button batteries.Other items will be accepted for afee. No yard waste, garbage, ordemolition material will be ac-cepted.

Mazeppa city residents are al-lowed to bring eight tires per house-hold for free; after that a $2 feewill be charged per tire. There willbe a limit of two free appliancesper household, and then a $5 perappliance fee will apply. Furni-ture, TVs, and computer equip-ment will be accepted for free fromcity residents.

Rural and out-county residentscan drop off tires for a fee. Ratesvary depending on type of tire semi, tractor, with rims, etc. Itemsaccepted for a fee include furni-ture mattresses, box springs, so-fas, stuffed chairs, desks, hide-a-

beds, hot water heaters, vacuums,and humidifiers. Larger appliances,such as refrigerators, air condi-tioners, washing machines, stoves,dryers, freezers, dehumidifiers,televisions, and computer moni-tors, will also be accepted for afee.

Elderly and disabled residentsmay call city hall before 3 p.m. onApril 17 to request a pick-up. Formore information contact city hall.

Volunteers are needed to helpwith pick-up, loading, and unload-ing. For more information on ratesor to volunteer, contact MazeppaCity Hall at 507-843-3685.

SPOTLIGHT ON 4H

Ryan Hanson, Tally Stehr, Eli Custer are highlighted this month by theBelvidere Happy-Go-Luckies 4-H Club.

For April, the Belvidere Happy-Go-Luckies 4-H Club is highlight-ing Ryan Hanson, Tally Stehr, andEli Custer.

Ryan Hanson, 17, is a junior atLincoln High School in Lake City.This is his seventh year in 4-H.Hansons primary exhibit for theGoodhue County Fair, held eachAugust in Zumbrota, is dairy andhis 4-H highlight is earning a tripto the Minnesota State Fair to ex-hibit his Holstein cow. He said 4-H encourages a person to learnresponsibility and patience and italso provides the opportunity tomeet many new people. This yearHanson also joined the GoodhueCounty Green Travelers 4-H Club.This is the interstate exchange cluband it consists of 4-Hers through-out Goodhue County. This sum-mer the club will travel to MaconCounty, Missouri, and spend aweek with 4-Hers there. Nextsummer, those 4-Hers will spenda week here learning about Min-nesota and enjoying everyday fam-ily life. Hanson is the clubs trea-surer. Additionally, he has servedas a County Council representa-tive. School activities for Hansoninclude football, wrestling, base-ball, band, and National HonorSociety.

Tally Stehr, 10, is in fourth gradeat Goodhue Elementary School.Her favorite 4-H memory is earn-ing her first blue ribbon at theGoodhue County Fair. She haslearned to sew with help from hergrandma, and the projects she

works on for the fair are crafts,fine arts, and sewing quilts. Stehrsaid that 4-H has helped her tolearn new things and meet newpeople. At school she participatesin volleyball, basketball, and soft-ball.

Eli Custer, 17, is also a junior atLincoln High School. He is in hiseleventh year as a member of theBelvidere Happy-Go-Luckies andfifth year in the Goodhue CountyGreen Travelers Club. Custer trav-eled to West Virginia in 2011 andMassachusetts in 2013, stayingwith 4-H families there and host-ing those 4-Hers when they vis-ited here the following years. Heslooking forward to this summersexchange to Missouri and said theseexperiences have been the high-light of his 4-H career so far. This

year Custer is president of thatclub. In past years he has also servedas a County Council representa-tive and this year he is the vice-president of the Belvidere Club.Custer is also a Goodhue CountyExtension member and a JuniorFair Board member. The JuniorFair Board members volunteer theirtime each week during the sum-mer to get the fairgrounds readyfor week-long event, which opensthis year on August 11. Custer raisesdairy goats for exhibit at the fair.His school activities include foot-ball, basketball, student council,and choir.

Anyone interested in learningmore about 4-H, and specificallythe Belvidere Happy-Go-Luckies,can contact Michelle Benrud at651-923-5274.

Archers formed a long line overthe length of an indoor athleticfacility to shoot arrows at targetsduring the 11th state high schoolarchery tournament in Minnesota.Yet this long line of competitorsrepresented only a fraction of ev-eryone in the tournament.

The tournament has grown from67 archers its first year to 1,313this year. The growth reflects abooming interest in recreationalarchery, said Kraig Kiger , whooversees the Archery in the Schools Program for the Minnesota De-partment of Natural Resources.

Movie characters helped inspiresome of the interest, but not all,Kiger said. Being a good archerrequires concentration, focus, per-sistence and determination allattributes that translate into suc-cess in other pursuits. Competi-tors have a great deal of controlover developing their own poten-tial. They dont need to be thebiggest, fastest or strongest. Itsall about practice and problemsolving.

The DNRs archery program ispart of the National Archery in

State tournament shows robustinterest in high school archery

the Schools Program (NASP) thataims to train teachers and providestudents with the best equipment,training and curriculum availablefor the lowest price. Its NASP,rather than the Minnesota StateHigh School League, that sanc-tions state and national tournamentswhere students scores contributeto individual and team results.

Feeding the growth are clubslike the North Country Bow Hunt-ers Chapter of Safari Club Inter-national , which has run and madethe state tournament possible forthe past six years.

By insuring, staffing and run-ning the state tournament, werehappy to provide an opportunitythat might not otherwise exist foryouth archers, said Scott Talbot ,a member of the chapters boardof directors. We enjoy seeing thetremendou s growth of the sportthrough the NASP program herein Minnesota, and we see onlygrowth from here forward.

In this years tournament heldMarch 20- 21, St. Croix Prepara-tory Academy won the team com-petition, with Grand Rapids HighSchool coming in second.

In overall individual standings,Allison Shorter of New PragueHigh School had the highest scorefor girls, with Jenna Amey of WhiteBear Lake Area High School sec-ond. Wesley Joarnt of St. CroixPrep was first overall for boys,and second place went to MitchMunion of Mahtomedi PublicSchools. To see full results, go towww.nasptournaments.org .

In all, nearly 200,000 teacher-reported students in Minnesota par-ticipate in archery in the schoolsprograms . Most schools have onlyan in-school program, but about10 percent of them have additionalafter-school archery programs thatdevelop into a competitive team.

Schools can receive DNR grantmoney for archery programs,Kiger said. Through the grant,we can help match a schools con-tribution toward starting an archeryprogram, with the schools mini-mum financial contribution set at$1,600.

For more on the DNR archerygrants program, seewww.mndnr.gov/grants/epr/ar-chery.

Stay away fromdowned power lines Time to try

for trout:openercoming up

Conditions are ripe to give troutfishing a try anywhere onMinnesotas 3,800 miles of troutstreams after fishing opens Satur-day, April 18, on inland troutstreams statewide.

Its a great time to be a streamtrout angler, said Brian Nerbonne,Minnesota D epartment of Natu-ral Resources stream habitat con-sultant. Access to trout streamshas increased in recent years thanksin large part to increased fundingthat has allowed the DNR to im-prove trout stream access and trouthabitat.

The DNR has purchase dmorethan 38 miles of angling easementssince 2009 that grant public ac-cess to fishing. In total, the DNRowns 515 miles of trout streameasements, and another 1,228 milesflow through public land such ascounty, state, or federal forests andparks.

Stream conditions should beideal for fishing this spring.

We had an early snowmelt, sostreams are running clear. Bar-ring heavy rains close to openingday, we should have great condi-tions for the opener, Nerbonnesaid. For fly anglers, there havebeen reports of insect hatches insoutheast ern Minnesota duringthe early catch-and-release sea-son. And trout abundance in south-east ern Minnesota streams remainshigh, with numbers that are twicewhat they were in the 1980s and1990s.

Trout populations have increased for a number of reasons,including habitat improvementsmade by the DNR, local govern-ments and agencies, conservationpartners like Trout Unlimited, andconservation-minded people.

The increase in funding to cre-ate access and habitat improve-ments comes in large measure fromthe Outdoor Heritage Fund as rec-ommended by the Lessard-SamsOutdoor Heritage Council a ndapproved by the state L egislature.The Outdoor Heritage Fund is oneof several created by the CleanWater, Land and Legacy Amend-ment to the state constitution in2008.

The possession limit for brook,brown and rainbow trout, andsplake, is five combined, with notmore than one longer than 16inches. In Lake Superior streams,different regulations exist belowposted boundaries, and anglersshould check for special regula-tions on the streams where theyplan to fish.

For more information on troutfishing, see www.mndnr.gov/fishmn/trout . For informationabout southeast ern Minnesotastreams, call the Lanesboro areafisheries o ffice at 507-467-2442 ,and for information about s treamsin the rest of the state, call Nerbonneat 651-259-5205.

New state record fish showsrecords were meant to be broken

Eleven-year-old Austin Stoll heard the six-pound line scorching off his reel. Nearby, his dad Chris Stollheard it, too, and both knew Austin had a big fish to battle.

By the time the battle was over March 9, Austin pulled up what is now certified as a new state recordtullibee ( also known as a cisco) weighing 5 pounds ,13 ounces , besting the previous record by 2 ouncesthat stood for almost 13 years. He caught the fish in Sybil Lake in Otter Tail County.

Congratulations to Austin on the great catch, said Mike Kurre, who coordinates the state-record fishprogram for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Austin and his dad did everything right tocertify the fish, and they show how its possible to catch a state- record fish at any time of the year.

To certify the tullibee as a record, they took it to be weighed on a certified scale at Es sentia Health inPelican Rapids after trying a local hardware store that was closed. Two impartial observers witnessed theweighing, and Austin and his dad brought the fish to be identified by two fisheries experts at the DNRFergus Falls fisheries o ffice . They also had the application stamped by a notary public.

Austin s fish is one of 62 state records , which are measured by weight, Kurre said. Many of theserecords are attainable at any time of the year because fishing seasons remain open for panfish and otherspecies. In fact, the past several records have all been species that rarely grace the covers of glossymagazines.

The five most recent records prior to Austin s tullibee were golden redhorse in 2014 , and the followingfish in 2012: bowfin (dogfish), burbot (eelpout), river carpsucker and shovelnose sturgeon.

Anglers who wait to go fishing until the May 9 opener can dream about reeling in the record walleye.That claim to fame is a 17-pound, 8-ounce giant pulled from the Seagull River at Saganaga Lake in CookCounty in 1979.

With the open-water fishing season upon us, who knows which record will be next to fall? Kurre said.True, most people will never catch a record fish, but anglers break these records more frequently thanmany might imagine.

In fact, Austin s dad Chris hooked into a tullibee that may have tied this new state record only a few daysafter his son landed his record fish.

Theyre going to have both fish mounted, but Austin s dad was a good sport an d let his son bask inthe glory, Kurre said. I bet more great fishing is in store for the Stoll family , with their long tradition offishing for all species. Judging by the family photos of Austin s catches, hes no stranger to b ig bass,sunfish and muskie .

To certify a fish as a record:Take it to a DNR fisheries office for positive identification.Fill out a record fish application.Locate a state-certified scale (found at mos t bait shops and butcher shops).Weigh the fish with two witnesses present.Send a clear, full-length photo of the fish with the application to the address listed on the application

form.For each species of fish in the recordbook, there are stories of close calls and fish that got away or were

released, Kurre said. Anglers must legally harvest a fish to certify it as a record. For some species likemuskie, a catch-and -release ethic can trump the anglers desire to harvest large fish. Sometimes its OKand expected to take only photos. Other times, records can hang on the wall and bring back greatmemories.

Bear hunt applicationsavailable; deadline is May 1

Applications for Minnesota bear hunting licenses are being ac-cepted now through Friday, May 1, at any Department of NaturalResources license agent, online at www.mndnr.gov/buyalicense andby telephone at 888-665-4236.

A total of 3,700 licenses are available in 11 permit areas .Bearlicenses cost $4 5for residents and $2 31 for nonresidents, and there isa $5 application fee. The season opens Tuesday, Sept. 1, and closesSunday, Oct. 1 8.

Notification to successful lottery winners will be made in mid- tolate May. The deadline to purchase licenses awarded by lottery will beThursday, Aug. 1. Any remaining unpurchased licenses will be avail-able to those eligible starting at noon on Wednesday, Aug. 5.

An unlimited number of bear licenses will be sold over-the-counterfor no-quota areas in east-central and far northwestern Minnesota.No-quota licenses are valid only in a no-quota area. Hunters with a no-quota license can harvest one bear.

By offering the same number of licenses as last year, the DNRcontinues to work toward its goal of gradually increasing Minnesotasbear population. The states bear population was estimated at 17,000in 2008. Trends since then suggest that todays population is 10,000to 15,000. Reducing the number of bear licenses results in huntersharvesting fewer bears, allowing the population to gradually increase.

Complete information on the fall bear hunt is available on the DNRwebsite at www.mndnr.gov/hunting/bear .

DNR QUESTION OF THE WEEKQ: I heard the DNR is gathering a list of springs across the state.

How will I know a spring when I see one , and how can I report itslocation?

A: A spring is a focused natural discharge of flowing groun dwater.Some telltale clues are: they usually rema in unfrozen in winter, theyare unusually cold in summer, and they are often associated withplants such as watercress and willows. Some springs appear to boilthe surface of lakes and streams.

Historically, springs were important sources of drinking water.They also provide critical habitat for trout streams by regulating watertemperature and providing base flows to streams throughout the year.An inventory of Minnesotas springs is being prepared by combingthrough old records, and more will be added by searching likely areasof the state. To learn more about springs, or to share the location of aspring near you, visit the DNR website at www.dnr.state.mn.us/wa-ters/groundwater_section/pilot/springshed.html.

Greg Brick, DNR research analysis specialist


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Fairy Gardens,

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Plants and SuppliesWe have Seed Potatoes

and Onion Sets

NON-PROFIT HELPMazeppa Area Food Shelf servingMazeppa, Bellchester, Zumbro Falls isopen the second and fourth Thursdaysof each month at 239 1st Avenue from4-7 p.m. Drop off donations at WDs Barand Grill and First State Bank of RedWing, Mazeppa. 8-tfc

Free adult basic education classes. Classesinclude career and college readiness,preparing

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