Track and field season MONDAY starts today for Trojans April 2, 2012 See Page B1 Worthington, Minnesota Daily Globe No. 79 www.dglobe.com 75¢ single copy/44¢ home delivery Wind turbines create windfall for counties, townships BY JULIE BUNTJER state officials the total num- region. Our neighbor to the [email protected] ber of kilowatt hours the tur- north, Murray County, gets WORTHINGTON — The bines have generated during that honor, with $1,389,901 in wind turbines scattered the previous year. wind energy tax payments across southwest Minnesota For each kilowatt hour pro- coming in this spring. Jack- have made a tremendous eco- duced, the county where the son County, to the east, nomic impact on the region, turbine stands gets 12 cents. comes in second with from construction crews set- That may not sound like $1,153,006 in wind energy tax tling in our communities to much, but it adds up — to collected. payments made to landown- $827,190 for Nobles County Pipestone County, even ers for easements. Perhaps alone in 2012. The wind ener- though it is home to more the greatest economic gy tax revenue for the county wind farms than other coun- impact, however, is now grew by nearly five-fold just ties in southwest Minnesota, being seen in counties where since the year prior, when will collect $577,091 this year. turbines harness the wind revenues came in at $171,620. Many of their turbines, some and convert it into kilowatt The added tax revenue is a of the first to appear in the hours. direct result of significant region, were installed before Each year, as Minnesotans expansion in wind farms in new technology and larger busily prepare their income the county. To date, there are megawatt towers were devel- tax returns, the wind energy 163 turbines operating here. oped. companies who have erected Still, Nobles County is far towers here are reporting to from leading the way in the See WINDFALL, Page A3

Mega Millions ticket Avera breaks ground sold in Nobles County is worth $250,000 ST. PAUL (AP) — No Game and Fish Fund and Mega Millions tickets sold Natural Resources Fund, in Minnesota won the will each get about grand prize, but four tick- $301,000. ets sold here are worth Meanwhile, the Wiscon- $250,000 each. sin Lottery said Saturday The tickets were sold in Crow Wing, Hennepin, that three $250,000 tickets Nobles and Ramsey coun- were sold in Eau Claire, ties. Richfield and Walworth. Even without a major The state also had 13 tick- winner here, lottery fever ets worth $10,000 each. still paid off for the state: Wisconsin sold $9.3 mil- The frenzy generated $5.2 lion worth of Mega Mil- million, which will be lions tickets for this draw- divided among four bene- ficiaries. ing, including $6.2 million The Minnesota State sold on Friday alone. Lottery said $2.9 million Americans spent nearly will go to the state’s gener- $1.5 billion for a chance to al fund, which supports hit the main jackpot. It state services such as edu- amounts to a $462 million cation and transportation. lump sum and around Another $1.7 million $347 million after federal goes to the Environment taxes are withheld. and Natural Resources trust fund. The fund helps Friday night’s winning maintain state parks and Mega Millions numbers build state trails. were 2, 4, 23, 38 and 46, and Two other funds, the the Mega Ball was 23. BRIAN KORTHALS/DAILY GLOBE Members of Avera Medical Group, Chamber of Commerce ambassadors and Worthington City Coun- cil conducted a groundbreaking ceremony Saturday morning at the site of the new Avera facility 1940 census records already under construction in Worthington. physical therapy and home by Avera Medical Group to include 21 million still alive medical equipment,” he remain here for years to New $16 million facility NEW YORK (AP) — When South. added. “The clinic will con- come. the 1940 census records are It’s a distinction she tinue to offer on-site lab and “A strong thread running released Monday, Verla shares with such living to open in spring 2013 diagnostic services, and through the decades is a com- Morris can consider herself celebrities as Clint East- there’s plenty of room for mitment to serve the Wor- BY JULIE BUNTJER a part of living history. wood and Morgan Freeman. dicted such a mild winter future growth as needs are thington community with [email protected] Morris, who is in her Morris, who has been that would allow work crews identified.” quality medical care,” he WORTHINGTON — With 100th year, will get to experi- working on her family his- to begin construction by mid- The new Avera Medical said. “This is a commitment the wind at their backs and a ence the novelty of seeing tory since 1969 and has writ- March. Group Worthington facility that Avera shares, and so light drizzle from the morn- her own name and details ten six books on its branch- Kapaska called the day the will be one of the largest we’re proud to continue our ing fog, representatives from es, said census records were beginning of a new chapter multi-specialty clinics in partnership with the physi- about her life in the records Avera Medical Group were essential for her genealogi- of health care in the commu- Avera McKennan’s four-state cians and staff of Avera Med- being released by the U.S. joined by the Worthington cal work because oftentimes nity, and explained that in region. ical Group Worthington.” National Archives online Chamber Ambassadors Sat- another year — less if weath- Avera has had a presence Worthington isn’t the only after 72 years of confiden- people don’t want to give urday in a ceremonial er allows — the doors will in Worthington for the past community where Avera is tiality expires. their personal information. groundbreaking at the site of open to the new medical cen- 14 years, in a clinic that making improvements to its “I’d be happy to see it “Lots of times I just have a new $16 million, three- ter. includes the original portion facilities. New clinics are there,” she said. “I don’t to wait until maybe they story, 60,000-square-foot facil- Constructed with future opened in April 1918 by doc- being constructed in both think anything could sur- die,” she said. ity on Ryan’s Road in Wor- growth in mind, he said the tors B.O. Mork and F.G. Wat- Flandreau and Miller, S.D., prise me, really.” “Then I’ll have all their thington. facility will house family son. and others are being upgrad- Morris is one of more information.” A gold colored shovel rest- practice and internal medi- “Part of the older building ed in the region. The Avera than 21 million people alive But census records, which ing at his side, Dr. David cine, as well as specialties required major renovation,” Medical Group network in the U.S. and Puerto Rico include names, addresses Kapaska, regional president including surgery, pediatrics, Kapaska said. “To be pre- includes 14 hospitals and 63 who were counted in the and — in the case of the of Avera-McKennan Hospi- obstetrics and behavioral pared for the future, it was clinics in southwest Min- 16th federal decennial cen- 1940 census, income and tal, said the ceremony was health. imperative to (build).” nesota, northwest Iowa and sus, which documents the employment information — obviously a bit late — refer- “With this new building The clinic has served the South Dakota. tumultuous decade of the are rich with long-veiled ring to the towering steel will come exciting new serv- community for nearly 100 1930s transformed by the personal details. beams in the background — ice additions, including an years, and Kapaska said the Daily Globe Reporter Julie Buntjer Great Depression and black but no one could have pre- outpatient surgery center, new facility is a commitment may be reached at 376-7330. migration from the rural See CENSUS, Page A5

G Fascinating facts G Can you believe this? G Outside story G Inside story ANOTHER REASON TO GO MILAN (AP) — Hospital pharmacists are BRIDGE A6 ORGANIC threatening to cut Italians off from their Viagra BUSINESS B4 Lifespans of Chickens unless the government amends its plans to CLASSIFIED ADS B6 reform professions that have high entry barriers. 1. Farmed broiler chickens — Union official Loredana Vasselli said pharma- COMICS A6 6 weeks cists decided to focus the protest on Viagra CROSSWORD B6 2. Free-range chickens — 8 because it is a sought-after drug whose absence DATA A2 weeks “does not put patients’ health at risk.” DEATHS A2 3. Organic chickens — 23 Pharmacists will stage a series of labor actions weeks during April, culminating with the so-called “Via- FOOD A8 gra strike” if their complaints are not redressed. Windy; high of 60 Page A2 HOROSCOPE A6 Source: “Fifty Animals that One group protested Thursday outside Parlia- Daily Globe LIFE A7 Changed the Course of History” ment under the banner “No Viagra, No Party.” Subscriber OPINION A4 (Eric Chaline, Firefly Ltd., 2011) Clifford Wynia REGIONAL A3 Sibley, Iowa SPORTS B1 TELEVISION A6

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G Deaths G Locally G Weather Dorothy Olga Hellwinckel Accidents WORTHINGTON — The Wor- Vanderheiden Luverne WORTHINGTON — The Wor- thington Police Department Alexandria Olga P. Schneekloth Hell- thington Police Department investigated a reported theft at Dorothy Vanderheiden, 95, winckel, 92, of Luverne, died responded to a crash at 11:26 5:31 p.m. Friday on Godfrey of Alexandria and formerly a.m. Sunday at the intersection Street. Sunday, April 1, 2012, at the th of Heron Lake, died Friday, Minnesota Veterans Home, of 11 Street and Winifred WORTHINGTON — The March 30, 2012. Luverne. Street. Nobles County Sheriff’s Office TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Visitation will be from 4 to Visitation will be from 5 to Ambulance investigated a reported theft of Chance of showers Sunny with a high Sunny with a high 6 p.m. Tuesday, with a 4 p.m. 7 p.m. Wednesday at WORTHINGTON — The Wor- hogs at 10:25 a.m. Saturday and thunderstorms. near 59; low around near 61; low around thington Ambulance was paged on 140th Street. High near 67; low 38. 42. prayer services and 4:30 p.m. Hartquist Funeral Home, around 41. Daughters of Isabella Rosary, Luverne. at 1:04 a.m. Saturday to A&T WORTHINGTON — The Wor- at Anderson Funeral Home, The service will be 10:30 Tap for an assault victim who thington Police Department Alexandria; and from noon a.m. Thursday at St. John was bleeding. responded to a fight at 3:06 to 1 p.m. Wednesday at St. Lutheran Church, Luverne. WORTHINGTON — The Wor- p.m. Saturday near the Panda Mary’s Catholic Church, Burial will be in Memory thington Ambulance was paged House. Alexandria. Gardens Cemetery, Luverne. at 3:44 a.m. Saturday to ROUND LAKE — The Nobles The service will be 1 p.m. Scholtes Auto World for a man County Sheriff’s Office Wednesday at St. Mary’s Ardyce Bratrud who fell and hurt his left leg. responded to a complaint at Catholic Church, Alexan- ADRIAN — The Adrian Ambu- 9:01 p.m. Saturday of juveniles Jackson lance was paged at 6:19 a.m. dria. Burial will be in St. driving four-wheelers through Ardyce Bratrud, 84, of Saturday to 603 Louisiana Ave. Mary’s Cemetery. the alleys. Jackson, died Friday, March WORTHINGTON — The Wor- WORTHINGTON — The Wor- 30, 2012, at the Jackson Good thington Ambulance was paged thington Police Department Samaritan Center. at 10:35 a.m. Saturday to warned individuals for a loud Wanda Thueson Visitation will be from 5 to 1801 College Way. A patient party at 12:27 a.m. Sunday in Worthington 7 p.m. today at Osterberg was transported. the Castlewood Apartments. Wanda Thueson, 85, of Funeral Home, Jackson, and WORTHINGTON — The Wor- Worthington, died Friday, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Tues- thington Ambulance was paged WORTHINGTON — The Wor- March 30, 2012, at Banner day at Our Savior’s Lutheran at 3:45 p.m. Saturday to the thington Police Department Gardens Hospice, Mesa, Church, Jackson. Meadows of Worthington. responded to a report of disor- Ariz. The service will be 10:30 WORTHINGTON — The Wor- derly conduct at 1:28 a.m. The service will be 1:30 a.m. Tuesday at Our Savior’s thington Ambulance was paged Sunday at the A&T Tap. p.m. Thursday at First Lutheran Church, Jackson, at 5:22 p.m. Saturday to the WORTHINGTON — The Wor- Lutheran Church, Worthing- with the Rev. Bryan Sim- Meadows of Worthington. thington Police Department ton, with the Rev. Richard mons officiating. Burial will ADRIAN — The Adrian Ambu- responded to an assault at Ricker officiating. Burial be in Hauge’s Cemetery, Bel- lance was paged at 8:38 a.m. 1:47 a.m. Sunday at the Long will be in Worthington mont Township. Sunday to 603 Louisiana Branch Saloon. Worthington Memorial Gardens Ceme- Avenue for a male with breath- Ambulance was also paged and tery. ing problems. one person was transported Benson Funeral Home, Delores Koehn Police from the scene. Worthington, is handling the Fulda WILMONT — The Nobles WORTHINGTON — The Wor- arrangements. thington Police Department Delores Koehn, 95, of County Sheriff’s Office investi- responded to an assault at Fulda, died Saturday, March gated a report of trespassing at 31, 2012, at Maple Lawn Nurs- 5:25 p.m. Friday on King 2:01 a.m. Sunday at the Long Jennie Zeigler ing Home, Fulda. Avenue. Branch Saloon. Worthington Visitation will be from 9:30 Jennie Zeigler, 98, of Wor- to 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at G Birthdays thington, died Saturday, Immanuel Lutheran Church, March 31, 2012, at Sanford rural Fulda. Actress Rita Gam is 84. Social critic and author Worthington Regional Hospi- The service will be 10:30 Actress Sharon Acker is 77. Camille Paglia is 65. G Worthington: Yesterday and today tal. a.m. Tuesday at Immanuel Singer Leon Russell is 70. Actor Ron Palillo is 63. Visitation will be from 10 to Lutheran Church, rural Jazz musician Larry Actress Pamela Reed is 63. Yesterday’s high 80 Record high 79 in 2010 11 a.m. Tuesday at Fulda, with the Rev. Rachel Coryell is 69. Rock musician Dave Yesterday’s low 44 Record low 10 in 1975 Yesterday’s precipitation 0 Precipitation .50 in 2006 Emmanuel United Methodist Wrenn officiating. Burial Actress Linda Hunt is 67. Robinson (The Cars) is 59. T = Trace M = Missing Snowfall 2” in 1979 Church, Worthington. will be in Immanuel Luther- Singer Emmylou Harris is Country singer Buddy Jew- High/low temperatures/precipitation The service will be 11 a.m. an Cemetery, rural Fulda. 65. ell is 51. as of 5 p.m. yesterday Tuesday at Emmanuel Unit- Today’s sunrise 7:02 a.m. Today’s sunset 7:50 p.m. ed Methodist Church, Wor- thington, with the Rev. Gor- G Citations don Orde officiating. Burial will be in Hope Reformed The following charges have Ann Skindelien, Worthington, Netsch, Mountain Lake, posses- G Lotteries Cemetery, George, Iowa. been filed in area district issue dishonored check (2); sion of synthetic cannabinoid, driv- Minnesota Multi-State Dingmann Funeral Home, courts: Tiffany May McKee, Ashton, ing after revocation, no proof of Sunday Daily 3: 6-9-1 Sat. Powerball: Worthington, is handling the Cottonwood County: Iowa, issue dishonored check; insurance, expired plates; James Saturday Daily 3: 3-6-2 5-14-36-54-58 arrangements. March 23: Heather Leigh Yvonne Jeanette Delfin, Wor- Cody Jack Mason, Pipestone, test Sunday Northstar Cash: Powerball is 27 Oldeen, Mankato, issue dis- thington, no proof of insur- refusal, driving while impaired, dis- 7-16-21-22-26 Estimated jackpot: $70 million honored check ance, driving without a valid orderly conduct, driving without a Saturday Northstar Cash: Sat. Hot Lotto: Marion Navara March 27: Stacia Kay Kruse, license; Khamsone Joe Souck- valid license, park ordinance 2-10-20-24-25 25-27-30-35-38 Luverne Windom, no proof of insur- hamthath, Worthington, no March 20: Allan Martinus Chris- Hot Lotto is 9 ance, driving after revocation proof of insurance, driving Marion Navara, 93, of tensen, Tyler, driving while Iowa March 29: John Joseph after suspension, no child Luverne, died Saturday, impaired; Darrin Thomas Grogan, Minessali Jr., St. James, driv- restraint $100,000 Cash: March 31, 2012, at Mary Jane Chandler, driving after cancella- ing while impaired (2) March 27: Khamsone Joe 8-9-10-31-33 Brown Home, Luverne. tion-inimical to public safety; Dave Jackson County: Soukahamthath, Worthington, Saturday Pick 3: 4-9-6 Visitation will be from 9:30 K. Jensen, Howard, S.D., issue March 22: Anthony Alan driving after suspension, no Sunday Pick 3: 8-7-6 to 11 a.m. Tuesday at Grace dishonored check; Kelly Lynn Anderson, Minneapolis, driving proof of insurance, fail to sub- Lutheran Church, Luverne. Goddeyne, Pipestone, driving while while impaired, speeding mit registration within 10 days; The service will be 11 a.m. impaired (2), collision with unat- G March 26: Steven Eugene Yony Alexander Cabrera Taper, This date in history Tuesday at Grace Lutheran tended vehicle Diekmann, Fairmont, issue Sibley, Iowa, fugitive from jus- Church, Luverne, with the March 26: Wade Holck, Today is Monday, April 2, the 93rd day of 2012. There are dishonored check; Christopher tice from another state; Byron Rev. Josh Enderson officiat- Pipestone, domestic assault; 273 days left in the year. Ryan Beaver, Jackson, issue James Fischer, Rushmore, ing. Burial will be in Maple- Coty Allen Tellinghuisen, Pipe- dishonored check; Wesley fugitive from justice from wood Cemetery, Luverne. Alan Gilmore, Jackson, theft; another state; Gerson Leonel stone, fifth-degree controlled Today’s Highlight in History: Dingmann Funeral Home, Christapher Jay Simmons, Orellana Torres, domestic substance possession; Jason On April 2, 1912, the just-completed RMS Titanic left Luverne, is handling the Sherburn, theft assault; Craig Conrad Ruden, Jon Kremin, Tyler, test refusal Belfast to begin its sea trials eight days before the start of its arrangements. March 27: Jeremy Charles Lakefield, driving while March 27: Christopher Lee ill-fated maiden voyage. Bleess, Okabena, interfere impaired; Jenefer Hope Baldwin, Pipestone, driving with 911 call, domestic Lavoie, Worthington, domestic while impaired (2), speeding; One year ago: Highly radioactive water leaked into the David Lee Evans, Pipestone, Dorothy Ihrke assault; Cole Robert Gunther, assault sea from a crack at Japan’s stricken nuclear power plant; expired medical card Lakefield Mankato, offer obscene mate- March 30: Ivan Leejr Zoss, meanwhile, earthquake-tsunami survivors complained that Rock County: Dorothy M. Ihrke, 88, of rial, harassing phone calls, Yankton, S.D., expired medical the government was not paying enough heed to victims. Con- Lakefield, died Saturday, allow obscene phone call; exam card Feb. 29: Misti Sue Hansen, necticut’s Geno Auriemma, Miami’s Katie Meier and Stan- March 31, 2012, at Colonial Ricky Ybarra, Lakefield, felony Pipestone County: Kanaranzi, issue dishonored check Manor, Lakefield. domestic assault, domestic Feb. 27: Christopher John Lam- March 2: Dylan Nicholas Buch- ford’s Tara VanDerveer were named co-recipients of The Visitation will be from 5 to assault mers, Edgerton, driving while er, Luverne, third-degree criminal Associated Press’ coach of the year award. Maya Moore was 7 p.m. Tuesday at Osterberg- March 29: Ny Sayachack, impaired, open bottle; Tammy sexual conduct (2), fourth-degree named player of the year for the second time in three sea- Hansen Funeral Home, Lake- Jackson, driving while Lynn Taylor, Pipestone, issue dis- criminal sexual conduct sons after leading Connecticut to another spectacular year. field, and from 9:30 to 10:30 impaired honored check; Jacob Alan Ashby, March 5: Nicole Mae Halverson, a.m. Wednesday at Murray County: Kenmare, N.D., issue dishonored Luverne, driving after suspension, Thought for Today: “Living is a form of not being sure, not Immanuel Lutheran Church, March 23: Michael Larry check; Sarah Elizabeth Floer, Flo- no proof of insurance knowing what next or how. The moment you know how, you Lakefield. Grimmius, Sioux Falls, S.D., rence, issue dishonored check; March 6: Scott Mitchell Malloy, begin to die a little.”—Agnes de Mille, American dancer-cho- The service will be 10:30 first-degree assault, third- Jaime Guardado, Pipestone, issue Luverne, driving after revocation reographer (1905-1993). a.m. Wednesday at degree assault, fifth-degree dishonored check; Andrea Lynn March 7: Travis Lee Landacre, Immanuel Lutheran Church, assault, disorderly conduct Schelhaas, Pipestone, issue dis- Ostrander, Ohio, driving while Lakefield, with the Rev. Dean March 27: Lance Edward honored check; Anna Kay Renee impaired (2), keep to the right Hanson and the Rev. Ben Bruns, Slayton, public nui- Halbersma, Pipestone, issue dis- March 9: Jeremia Edward Voet- Rucker officiating. 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G Briefs Couple recalls life of son killed in Afghanistan Fishing trips JANESVILLE, Iowa (AP) Becky Poock of Evansdale, wounded and killed in com- Task Force Ironman — were Similarly, neither Jeff or offered — In many ways, it will who declined an interview at bat. on a security mission clear- Jeanie attended 1/133 home- RED LAKE — Start- always be April 13, 2011, for this time. There’s one souvenir of ing a transportation route. It coming ceremonies at the ing this spring, the casi- the Nichols family. It’s easier to talk when Jeff Donny’s service that under- was a routine patrol, accord- UNI-Dome last summer — it no on the Red Lake Indi- That was the day a son, a and Jeanie show the gifts scores the dangers he and his ing to Guard officials. An was too tough. an Reservation will brother, a friend, a fiance — they’ve received and memen- comrades faced. It is his lap- improvised explosive device A month after Donny’s offer guided fishing and a soldier — became for- toes they’ve kept in Donny’s top computer. hit the mine-resistant all-ter- death, his reconnaissance trips on some of reser- ever young, frozen in time, a memory. On it, Jeff and Jeanie found rain vehicle Donny was in, platoon was pinned down by vation’s smaller lakes. precious memory — and a There’s a sketch of Donny a video Donny made shortly killing him and wounding enemy Taliban fighters at the The Grand Forks Her- hero. from a celebrity artist in Cal- before he died, relaxing after Spc. Timothy Gourd of regional center of Do Ab, but ald reported Sunday the It was the day Spc. Donny ifornia, who’s done more a firefight with the enemy. Prescott. emerged from that fight with- guide service won’t Nichols, a sharpshooting, than 3,000 similar portraits of Only a glimpse of Donny’s Brother Joe was serving in out a single casualty, killing include the tribal sharp-witted warrior with fallen soldiers. And a cherry- feet, wearing flip flops, is seen Afghanistan at the same more than 400 of the enemy. waters of Red Lake, but the Iowa Army National wood chest full of pins and as he pans the camera time. “When you get that “They were sure they were will include trips on Guard, lost his life in the war memorabilia from Donny’s around the ground. It is word, when you saw those going to die,” Jeanie said. more than 25 small in Afghanistan. comrades, some of whom Jeff strewn with empty shell cas- two soldiers walking up to “Nobody got hurt. Nobody lakes within reserva- Today, images of the and Jeanie may never know, ings. A spent automatic our door” to deliver the bad got injured.” bespectacled, dark-haired kid left at a memorial service in weapon ammunition clip can news, Jeff said, “for us, we tion boundaries. “They said someone was with the wiry frame and the Laghman province in be seen. Donny narrates the didn’t know which one.” Darwin Sumner is watching over them,” Jeff outfitters manager at wry grin smile at Jeff and Afghanistan. video. “We were so naive” as to said. Seven Clans Casino, Jeanie Nichols from many There are quilts, flags and “Last night we got attacked, the dangers the boys were “A lot of Donny’s friends which is offering the corners of their home. duffel bags of letters written backed into a thing called facing, Jeanie said. “They’d think he still is,” Jeanie said. trips. They reflected last week on in pen, pencil and crayon by ‘getting into a firefight,’” he call home, and we’d say ‘What The Nicholses have opened Sumner said nontrib- Donny’s passing publicly for “Soldiers Angels” — school said. “Needless to say, we are you guys up to? We’re their hearts and their home al anglers have been the first time as the anniver- children from all over the shot. We kept shooting. hearing all this stuff.’ And to Donny’s hometown able to fish the reserva- sary of his death approaches. country. There’s an art proj- Damn, we shot a lot. I mean, both of them would say, friends. Many gather there, tion’s small lakes in the They cherish his memory ect Donny made at Waverly- we shot a lot. ‘We’re not doin’ nothing. past, as long as they and mourn his passing. They Shell Rock High School — an “The attack came from We’re bored, We’re sitting and they remain close to his were with a Red Lake marvel at the support they’ve image of a soldier set against over yonder,” Donny narrat- here. We’re safe. We’re just brothers and cousins and band member. But this received. They support oth- a wood carving of his initials. ed, panning out to a com- running missions. But we’re extended family, as does his is the first time package ers similarly grieving fallen “This is my favorite,” Jeff pound of buildings in the dis- not seeing anything. We’re fiance, Chelsey Bliss of trips are being offered. loved ones. said. It’s a small black-and- tance. “So we dropped (exple- not doing anything.’ And we Waverly. The trips will offer It doesn’t seem like a year white photo of a young tive) on ‘em,” apparently believed them. And come to It’s been a steady succes- opportunities for since Donny’s passing. Donny with brothers Joe and referring to an air strike. find out, Donny’s been in sion of events from Donny’s anglers to catch every- “Nope. Yesterday,” Jeff Nick all lined up in a row, “You don’t wanna play over 100 combat missions death up through his funeral thing from trout to said, holding back emotions aiming their rifles during tar- around. We win,” Donny since he landed over there.” and beyond, Jeff and Jeanie bluegills to walleye. when talking about his son. get practice at Black Hawk said. “The ones that were there said. A Guard casualty assis- He and Jeanie take turns Park north of Cedar Falls. Shortly after that, Donny when Donny was killed, none tance officer is “a big part of Officer shoots, holding each other’s hand There’s also the cases con- and his buddies in the recon- of them have been able to talk why we got through what we injures man when it gets too tough to talk. taining Donny’s casket flag, naissance platoon of the to us yet,” Jeff said. got through,” Jeanie said, MINNEAPOLIS (AP) It was also too tough for his Bronze Star for valor and Iowa Guard’s 1st Battalion, “That’s understandable,” along with USO workers and — A Minneapolis police Donny’s natural mother, his Purple Heart for being 133rd Infantry regiment — Jeanie said. other volunteers. officer shot and injured a man who authorities said was threatening WINDFALL: Most counties use the funds for tax relief the officer with a knife. from Page A1 account. The Murray County Fair- Fransen said. “This year, the In Nobles County, Benson Police said at about 9 “This is our first big pay- grounds was a major bene- board, by resolution, has been a staunch supporter Cottonwood and Rock a.m. Sunday, an officer ment and it will grow,” Ben- factor, with a new grand- increased that to $450,000 of trying to get the wind counties trail with signifi- was called to the inter- son said. “My goal is to stand and concession stand because of the market value energy production tax into cantly less wind energy tax section of Franklin and emphasize road work.” built there in recent years. exclusion.” freestanding legislation that revenue, although a major Lyndale avenues by a Still, he’s quick to say the “Some of these projects, As for the rest of the would ensure the tax pay- wind project is planned in woman who said she money won’t go far. The probably without that tax, we money, she said Jackson ments would continue Rock County this year — a was being accosted by a county’s 2012 share will be weren’t able to do,” said Mur- County Commissioners are project that will impact their regardless of other legisla- man. $661,752 — enough to do just ray County Auditor Heidi talking about putting it in a revenue stream in a couple of tion. Sgt. Bill Palmer said a couple miles worth of road Winter. capital improvement fund, If levy limits are placed on the man threatened the years. In each of the counties, the construction, he said. This year, Murray County perhaps for the construction counties, they still get the officer with a knife. The Benson hopes to plan a Commissioners decided to of a new highway mainte- wind energy tax, but they officer backed away and wind energy tax revenue is divided with 80 percent going work session within the next use the funds to offset proper- nance facility. have to reduce their levy by told the man to drop the month so commissioners can ty taxes. “There’s no official action whatever they get in wind weapon, but Palmer to the county coffers, and the remaining 20 percent to the decide what they should do “It hasn’t been earmarked yet,” Fransen cautioned. The energy tax revenue. said the man refused with the income. Nobles for specific purposes,” Win- current maintenance build- Benson has been pushing and kept coming at the townships where the tur- bines are located. County Auditor-Treasurer ter said of the money. “Some ing was used as a hemp plant to get the legislation heard by officer in a threatening Sharon Balster said the pay- of the townships get a hefty during World War II. the state house tax commit- way. In Nobles County, Larkin, Worthington, Ransom, ments won’t all be in until amount. We encourage them “It’s pretty old,” she said. tee, but chairman Greg The officer shot the Wilmont, Summit Lake, mid-May. to continue to levy because, “It’s something we’ve been Davids, R-Preston, has so far man more than once. Olney and Dewald townships In other counties, much of for one, they get a township looking at for many years. refused to hear their request. The man was taken to will share in more than the wind energy tax revenue road allotment from the state We’re looking at a joint facil- The Senate tax committee Hennepin County Med- $34,000 this year — money will be used to offset proper- and they have to levy a cer- ity with the city of Jackson.” heard the requests last week. ical Center. He’s expect- they can use to improve ty taxes. tain value to get this … allot- The idea being discussed is Hansen said she, too, is ed to survive. township roads and lower “Indirectly, it benefits the ment.” to issue bonds for construc- concerned about levy limits. The officer has been taxes for residents. county in many different Townships also have to tion of a new facility, and “(The wind energy tax) is on the police depart- The counties spend the ways,” said Pipestone Coun- cover the road maintenance then use the wind energy tax very important to us because ment for 24 years. He money the same way. ty Administrator Sharon costs, and the trucks that revenue to repay the bonds. of how it assists our proper- was placed on standard Nobles County Board chair Hansen. “It’s an indirect ben- travel the roads to the towers Of course, each of the ty taxes,” she said. “We’ve administrative leave. David Benson said while the efit to all of our departments. do cause damage. counties making plans for been working with the SRDC Minn. Senate saga wind energy production tax We think it benefits property Jackson County Coordina- how they might spend the tax (Southwest Regional Devel- revenue goes into the general taxes at the end of the day, tor Jan Fransen said her revenue still hinges on the opment Commission) to to cost public fund, he’d like to see commis- and that’s what we use it for.” county will get approximate- Minnesota legislature. If the ensure there isn’t a loss of ST. PAUL (AP) — sioners direct the money to In Murray County, wind ly $922,000, with the town- state decides to impose levy revenue in any way, shape or Legal costs are mount- road improvements. For sev- energy tax revenue initially ships where turbines are limits on counties again this form.” ing at taxpayer expense eral years, the county set a was used for capital improve- located sharing in $230,000. year, many would have no even before former portion of its annual levy ment projects in the years “Annually, we designate the choice but to use the funds Daily Globe Reporter Julie Buntjer high-ranking Senate specifically to build up a road levy limits weren’t in place. first $350,000 to tax relief,” for general operating costs. may be reached at 376-7330. staffer Michael Brodko- rb sues over his dis- missal. The Senate has hired an outside attorney to defuse fallout from Brodkorb’s admitted affair with former Sen- ate Majority Leader Amy Koch. But so far officials have refused to disclose attorney Dayle Nolan’s contract or hourly rate. Secretary of the Sen- ate Cal Ludeman told The Associated Press he believes Nolan’s con- tract is covered by attor- ney-client privilege and can remain private. He said Nolan hasn’t sub- mitted a bill yet, but he expects it will exceed a five-figure threshold that would force disclo- sure of invoices. Opinion Worthington, Minn. Monday, April 2, 2012 Page A4

G As others see it A bipartisan budget

It surfaced Wednesday, and it the end result of the president’s may already have died Wednes- bipartisan debt and deficit reduc- day. At press time, the U.S. House tion commission, chaired by former was considering a vote. Republican Sen. Alan Simpson and But even if that happened, this Democratic Gov. Erskine Bowles. much is clear: There is a biparti- Sen. Kent Conrad, D-N.D, san way to reduce Washington’s played a key role in setting the deficit and debt. commission up. Conrad served It’s the Simpson-Bowles plan, on it and voted for its final report, which was generated by a bipar- which called for reducing the tisan committee in 2010 but never deficit via $3 in spending cuts for got the full hearing it deserved. every $1 in tax increases. This week, a bipartisan group Ten commission members —five of U.S. House lawmakers fash- other Democrats, five Republicans ioned a budget proposal based on — voted with Conrad in favor of Simpson-Bowles. That’s the pro- the plan. But four D’s and three R’s posal that seemed likely to be voted against, and that was enough killed Wednesday night. to consign the report to limbo. ... But even if the “no” vote took As support from job-creators place, Simpson-Bowles or some- such as the Business Roundtable thing very much like it should continues to grow, hardcore con- and probably will rise again. servatives and liberals alike are Sooner or later, congressmen running out of excuses. There is will tire of spinning their wheels away forward — a bipartisan with extremist proposals that get approach that American leaders absolutely nowhere. They’ll look by the hundreds or even thou- for an alternative and will find the sands have been impressed by. Our appalling-ness one that continues to gain signifi- It’s the Simpson-Bowles plan; cant support, even after a more Congress should accept its broad than a year: Simpson-Bowles. outlines and get to work. WASHINGTON — There are so wife mentored two African-Ameri- death. It happens, but really, so Simpson-Bowles, of course, was Grand Forks (N.D.) Herald many appalling aspects to the can children, hardly the actions of what? Trayvon Martin case that it's hard hardened racists. It isn’t wrong to try to learn to find a permanent Add to the “appalling” roster more about the involved parties home for outrage. the growing congregation of in an attempt to imagine how The essential truth of Most appalling, usual suspects crowing, profiling they might have interacted. But I obviously, is the fatal and politicizing the case. From can’t fathom what these details shooting of an movie stars to talk show hosts and have to do with Martin’s death. A unarmed 17-year-old then to a congressman who wore a teen who smokes pot and plays Tr a y v o n M a r t i n who was targeted by hoodie to the House floor — the tough guy on the Internet isn’t a 28-year-old volun- tragedy of Trayvon Martin has necessarily going to punch a teer neighborhood become a cause celebre. A month MIAMI — One month later, some as surely as George Zimmerman stranger in the nose. Isn’t this watchman. George Kathleen later, the hoodie has become a something like pointing out that a of us fail to understand what this is did,” he said, arguing that seeing a Zimmerman symbol of solidarity against insti- about. One month later, some of us “kid of color” wearing a hoodie Parker rape victim was flirty and wore thought Martin G tutional racism. We all wear hood- short skirts? are using the death of 17-year-old ignites certain feelings of “scorn” seemed “suspi- ies now. Syndicated What is likely is that both men Trayvon Martin to advance their and “menace.” cious,” and followed That we all want justice for columnist scared each other for different rea- own selfish aims or are throwing up Rivera called the statement, for him for a while Trayvon Martin should be a fore- sons and one tragically overreact- smoke to divert our attention from which he later apologized, “politi- before Martin allegedly attacked gone assumption. But also ed. It is certainly plausible that what matters. One cally incorrect.” Actually, it was him. assumed should be the under- just cowardly and dumb. Unlike, Martin was terrified and acted month later, a What really happened is any- standing that we await all the facts say, sagging pants, a hooded sweat- accordingly. When he told his girl- reminder seems one’s guess since Martin isn’t here before we convict. Without know- shirt is a functional garment, (i.e., it sadly necessary. to tell his side of the story, and ing much of anything, we seem to friend by phone that someone was provides protection against cold Though, perhaps it there were no witnesses to the have reached a consensus that this following him, she told him to run. and wet) that is worn by black, is easier to explain shooting. There’s audio of Zim- is a case of racially motivated vio- Would that he had, but in his mind, white, male, female, young, old, col- what this is about by merman calling 911 to report his lence. When President Obama Martin might have considered this explaining what it is lege kids and street kids. Martin a risky option. wore his against a persistent drizzle concerns about Martin. There’s commented on the case, saying not about. grainy video of Zimmerman arriv- that if he had a son, he’d look like Apropos of Martin’s less angel- For instance, GOP as he walked home from 7-Eleven, ic side, parents of boys know Leonard but apparently, Rivera finds some- ing at the police station not look- Trayvon, he set a narrative in presidential aspi- ing, by some appraisals, sufficient- motion from which there seems to that young males say and do rants have sought to Pitts thing sinister in black and brown dumb things that don’t mean G kids wearing what everybody else ly battered to corroborate his tale be no retreat. incorporate the of being attacked. Another appalling feature of anything. They act cocky out of tragedy into their Syndicated wears in the rain. Shall we restrict fear or talk trash to deflect. They them to umbrellas from now on? Also appalling is the presumed this horrific event is the appar- Obama Always Does columnist wear hoodies or backward base- But this is not about a fashion racial motivation. Given that Mar- ent attempt by some to paint a All Things Wrong ball caps or low-hanging jeans statement. tin was armed only with iced tea less-than-favorable portrait of narrative. As in Rick Santorum because these innocuous ges- As to what it is about, consider a and a bag of Skittles — and given Martin. It is true that early pho- blasting a moving statement from tures of grandiosity are often the passage in Michelle Alexander’s that his suspicious behavior tos released of him showed a the president — “If I had a son, he seems to have hinged primarily on younger, more apple-cheeked only weapons available to the would look like Trayvon” — as book, “The New Jim Crow,” in which she argues that “what it the fact that he was wearing a version. More recent images unarmed. We all have our ways “divisive” and “tragic.” means to be a criminal in our col- “hoodie” — it’s easy to see why reveal a youngster becoming a of telegraphing, “Don't mess But this is not about the further- lective consciousness has become some have concluded that race man — not quite as cuddly, but with me (please).” ance of Santorum’s fading political conflated with what it means to be was a factor, though not only certainly no less attractive than That someone would interpret hopes. black, so the term white criminal is blacks wear hoodies. How many other teens as they morph from one such symbol or gesture as sus- Meantime, an African-American confounding, while the term black police sketches have we seen of child to adult. picious or threatening, prompting hate group, the so-called New Black criminal is nearly redundant.” white suspects wearing hoodies? We’ve also learned that Martin him ultimately to use lethal force, Panther Party, has put a price on Nearly redundant. Plenty. used the Internet as many his age is the most appalling feature in a the head of George Zimmerman, This, then, is what killed Would Zimmerman have found a do. He used rough language and a case in which outrage has too the white Hispanic police wannabe Trayvon Martin, the fact that we fellow Hispanic suspicious under handle that includes the N-word. many homes. who shot the unarmed teenager. are so stubbornly convinced of the same circumstances? A white He also apparently had been sus- But this is not about the promo- that redundancy that a boy walk- male? We don’t know, but we do pended from school for marijuana Kathleen Parker’s email address tion of some opportunist's extrem- ing home carrying nothing more know that Zimmerman and his possession at the time of his is [email protected]. ist agenda. threatening than Skittles and iced This week, someone leaked infor- tea can become a source of terror mation that Martin had been sus- sufficient for a George Zimmer- pended from school for possessing man to stalk him and to kill him. G Your public officials an empty marijuana baggie. It was It doesn’t matter if he wore a also reported that Zimmerman hoodie. President Barack Obama (Democrat), White House, Minnesota District 21 Sen. Gary Dahms (Republican), claims Martin attacked him from It doesn’t matter if he punched 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, D.C. 20500. 111 State Office Building, St. Paul 55155. Phone (651) 296- behind, a version of events suppos- Zimmerman. Phone (202) 456-1414. E-mail: [email protected] 8138. E-mail: [email protected] edly corroborated by witnesses. It doesn't matter why he was sus- Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar (Democrat), 302 Hart Minnesota District 22 Sen. Doug Magnus (Republican), This would contradict other wit- pended from school. Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510. Phone (202) 224- 205 State Capitol Building, St. Paul 55155. Phone (651) 296- nesses (the ones police initially blew What matters is that he is 3244. www.klobuchar.senate.gov 5650. [email protected] off or never even bothered to con- unavailable for comment about Minnesota Sen. Al Franken (Democrat), 320 Hart Minnesota District 21A Rep. Chris Swedzinski (Repub- Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510. Phone: (202) tact) who paint Zimmerman as the lican), 537 State Office Building, St. Paul 55155. Phone those things, and always will be. 224-5641. E-mail: http://franken.senate.gov aggressor who followed and shot a What matters is that none of them (651) 296-5374. E-mail: [email protected] Minnesota Rep. Tim Walz (Democrat), 1722 Long- Minnesota District 21B Rep. Paul Torkelson (Republi- black kid he found “suspicious.” changes the essential truth of what worth House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515. can), 371 State Office Building, St. Paul 55155. Phone And beg pardon, but if some this is about. Phone (202) 225-2472. http://walz.house.gov/ (651) 296-9303. E-mail: [email protected] armed, unknown person were Though innocent of any crime, Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton (Democrat), 130 State Capi- Minnesota District 22A Rep. Joe Schomacker (Repub- stalking you for some unknown Trayvon Martin was gunned down tol, 75 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., St. Paul 55155. lican), 253 State Office Building, St. Paul 55155. Phone reason, might you not choose to hit by George Zimmerman. He was Phone (651) 201-3400. E-mail: [email protected] (651) 296-5505. E-mail: [email protected] first and ask questions later? sacrificed for all our fears. Iowa Sen. Tom Harkin (Democrat), 731 Hart Senate Minnesota District 22B Rep. Rod Hamilton (Republican), Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510. Phone (202) 224- But this is not about Trayvon 559 State Office Building, St. Paul 55155. Phone (651) 296- 3254. http://harkin.senate.gov Leonard Pitts 5373. E-mail: rep.rod.hamilton@house. mn Martin being an angel. is a columnist for Iowa Sen. Charles Grassley (Republican), 135 Hart Minnesota District 24A Rep. Bob Gunther (Republi- Geraldo Rivera of Fox “News” the Miami Herald, 1 Herald Plaza, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510. Phone can), 591 State Office Building, St. Paul 55155. Phone said last week that Martin died Miami, Fla., 33132. Readers may con- (202) 224-3744. http://grassley.senate.gov (651) 296-3240. E-mail: [email protected] because of his choice of clothing. tact him via e-mail at lpitts@miami- Iowa Rep. Steve King (Republican), 1131 Longworth Iowa Senate Majority Leader Sen. Mike Gronstal (Demo- “His hoodie killed Trayvon Martin herald.com. House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515. Phone (202) 225-4426. http://steveking.house.gov crat), State Capitol Building, Des Moines, Iowa 50319. Phone Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad (Republican), State Capitol (515) 281-3901. E-mail: [email protected] Building, Des Moines, Iowa 50319. Phone (515) 281-5211. Iowa Speaker Of The House Rep. Kraig Paulsen (Democ- www.governor.iowa.gov rat), State Capitol Building, Des Moines, Iowa 50319. Phone South Dakota Sen. John Thune (Republican), U.S. Sen- (515) 281-3221. E-mail: [email protected] ate SR-493, Washington, D.C. 20510. Phone (202) 224-2321. Iowa District 2 Sen. Randy Feenstra (Republican), http://thune.senate.gov/public State Capitol Building, Des Moines, Iowa 50319. Phone South Dakota Sen. Tim Johnson (Democrat), 136 Hart (515) 281-3221. E-mail: [email protected] Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510. Phone Iowa District 3 Sen. David Johnson (Republican), (202) 224-5842. http://johnson.senate.gov State Capitol Building, Des Moines, Iowa 50319. Phone South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard (Republican), 500 (515) 281-3221. E-mail: [email protected] E. Capitol Ave., Pierre, S.D. 57501. Phone (605) 773-3212. Iowa District 4 Rep. Dwayne Alons (Republican), State http://www.state.sd.us/governor Capitol Building, Des Moines, Iowa 50319. Phone (515) Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Sen. Dave Senjem 281-3221. E-mail: [email protected] (Republican), 121 State Office Building, St. Paul 55155, Iowa District 5 Rep. Royd Chambers (Republican), Phone (651) 286-3903. E-mail: sen.david.senjem@sen- State Capitol Building, Des Moines, Iowa 50319. Phone ate.mn. (515) 281-3221. E-mail: [email protected] Minnesota Speaker Of The House Rep. Kurt Zellers Iowa District 6 Rep. Jeff Smith (Republican), State (Republican), 463 State Office Building, St. Paul 55155. Capitol Building, Des Moines, Iowa 50319. Phone (515) Phone (651) 296-5502. E-mail: [email protected] 281-3221. E-mail: [email protected] MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2012 WORTHINGTON DAILY GLOBE A5 G Tri-state Mild winter means good times for some insects DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa’s unusually mild winter and early spring brought the What’s being said on www.dglobe.com early arrival of insects that could mean trouble for crops and picnics, but also spared G The Farm Bleat many bees, setting up a potentially sweet year for When the was the first in the water. Iowa’s $3.5 million honey wind blows That was fine and dandy. industry. The tricky part came The early arrivals include When the wind blows, when the three girls cast pesky backyard gnats loiter- the dust gets in my eyes. their lines into the wavy ing in big numbers on cars When the wind blows, I waters of Lake Okabena and houses, and corn and don’t want to go outside. from the same dock. soybean pests that will But then the sun shines Before long, it was “Her require farmers to keep and I grab my rod and insecticides handy. reel. For when the sun bobber is too close to my The fungus gnats are shines, I think “Oh, what a bobber!” and “You hooked already blackening cars, deal!” my line!” house siding and compost When the Then there were my piles, said Iowa State Univer- wind blows silent comments … “Dear sity Extension entomologist while the Lord, grant me patience!” Donald Lewis. One woman sun shines, Never was I so happy to feared they were termites, that’s when hear the words, “I don’t which are similar in appear- it gets so want to fish anymore!” ance. tricky … The trouble was, while “They all came out at once when the the girls tired quickly of because of the 80-degree tem- casts fly, the battling the wind and the peratures last week,” Lewis bobbers bob waves with their rods and Julie said. ASSOCIATED PRESS and the lines reels, they weren’t quite Buntjer The little black gnats are Robin Pruisner, bureau chief of the Entomology & Plant Science Bureau, get oh, so ready to call it a day. Reporter difficult to see. They aren’t Iowa Laboratory Facility in Ankeney stands by an Iowa Department of Agri- icky. Someone, I think it was the ones often seen swarming culture honey bee hive north of Bondurant, Iowa. Iowa’s unusually mild win- Maria, asked if we could in a cloud over neighborhood ter and early spring brought the early arrival of insects that could mean It was a beautiful Sun- go back to my house and parks. Those actually are day afternoon when I bake up some brownies. trouble for crops and picnics, but also spared many bees, setting up a midges, he noted. heard a knock at my back It doesn’t need saying, potentially sweet year for Iowa’s $3.5 million honey industry. People shouldn’t necessari- door. but I’ll say it anyway … ly expect an insect explosion There stood a couple of bees.” On the downside, the of the beetles since ISU the best part about baking this year, though, Lewis the neighbor kids, want- Joseph said that should warm weather has already began using a new model to brownies is eating brown- added. “Some things will be ing to do something fun. I result in increased honey produced pests that could predict the mortality rate in ies, and the girls could here sooner than we expect,” don’t know why, but they production if favorable con- cost farmers more time and 2000. hardly wait the 27 minutes Lewis said. “Some will come come to my house for ditions persist. money. And are bugging The good news: the mild for the ooey gooey choco- in greater numbers because inspiration. More than 30,000 Iowa bee homeowners. winter probably won’t mean late goodness to be pulled of the warm weather. Over- That’s the best part colonies together produce 3.1 ISU also had an unusually an explosion in the number from the oven. all, insects will probably be about living in town … the million pounds of honey a early report of a black cut- of mosquitoes, flies or other As if on cue, the one about average,” and the key best part about living in a year, worth an estimated $3.5 worm moth. The moths insects nagging us. The girl’s older brother is the spring weather, when neighborhood with lots of million. But that’s only a mean that their offspring, spring weather determines showed up just minutes many of the insects repro- kids. They needn’t beg to small fraction of their overall which begin as caterpillars, those populations, not win- before the timer sounded; duce, he said. get me to put down my economic benefit to the will be poised to saw corn ter temperatures, said and within minutes after But the mild winter was book or my needlework state’s economy. The work plants off at the base unless Lewis, the ISU entomologist. that, more than half a pan just what the doctor ordered for a little outdoor fun. they do to pollinate soybeans, farmers spray insecticide. “Populations won’t build of hot and tasty brownies for one welcome species — I knew it was a bit strawberries and many other A Muscatine County until we have standing had been devoured. bees in commercial hives. windy, but when I men- plants is worth another $92 farmer found one of the water and warm tempera- Had I not put a stop to it, State apiarist Andrew tioned to the girls that I million annually. moths in a trap on March 19. tures,” he said. the whole pan would have Joseph said queen bees have had a couple of containers Jerald and Cindy Deal are “This is very early to see Robin Pruisner, an ento- laid more eggs than usual at of worms in the fridge to been gone and I would expecting a healthy crop of migratory moths moving up mologist with the Iowa the state’s 10 demonstration use up, they were all excit- have sent four kids home apples at Deal’s Orchard near north,” ISU entomologist Department of Agriculture hives near Bondurant. The ed about going fishing. on a massive sugar high. Jefferson — if Mother Erin Hodgson wrote on her and Land Stewardship, said past couple of Iowa winters They ran next door to Come to think of it, Nature doesn’t throw a cold blog, “It’s a Bug’s Life.” the warmth could bring an resulted in some of the high- get a friend, and we were that’s another good thing curveball. Last year, a May Black cutworm moths early burst of bugs. That est bee mortality rates in the soon packing up four fish- about living in my neigh- cold snap dropped produc- don’t stay in Iowa in winter. includes ants, which most nation, killing off about 66 ing poles, two tackle borhood. The kids can tion on their 45-acre orchard They fly up from the south. likely survived the winter in percent of the hive popula- boxes, a cooler and a net. come over to play board to 10,000 bushels, down from They are a sporadic problem higher numbers. tion last year and 74 percent We drove to a spot on games, yard games, go the usual 15,000 to 18,000. in Iowa’s crop fields, said “If this warmth contin- in 2010. This winter probably Lake Okabena, and that four-wheeling or fishing, The bugs shouldn’t be any Adam Sisson, a program ues, some insects may build only killed 25 percent. was when the laughter and at the end of the day I more of a problem than assistant at ISU. up their numbers more With plenty of pollen began. can send them back home. usual, Jerald Deal said. Soybeans are in the cross quickly,” she said. already on the landscape, the Little did I know I was Those moments are a “I’m not as concerned as hairs, too. An Iowa winter But the warmer winter state’s 2,500 beekeepers are going to have a trio of reminder to take a little much with the insects,” said worth its wind chill typically actually could have hin- hoping for a big year, Joseph girls who screamed and extra pleasure in my quiet Deal, who plans to apply kills 60 to 90 percent of the dered some species, Pruis- said. shuddered trying to do the house and the time I have insecticides in the usual way, dreaded bean leaf beetles, ner said. Some rely on snow “We are off to a great simplest of tasks — to put to read a good book or as little as possible. “There which eat soybean plants. for insulation, and may have start,” Joseph said, who could be a possibility of This past winter, which was a squirmy worm on an complete a few more died or become stressed by works for the Iowa Depart- greater pressure from insects barely able to frost a wind- exposure. Others may have itty bitty fish hook. stitches on my latest ment of Agriculture and because we didn’t get quite as shield, only killed 30 to 53 gotten active too early, using Needless to say, my line needlework project. Land Stewardship. “We are cold. But we just hope it does- percent. energy they had stored for going to have big colonies of n’t get cold again.” That’s the lightest kill-off later. Iowa town serves up CENSUS: Access to archives will be free online support for Beef Products from Page A1 able to search, tens of thou- from past censuses. Some bining the rich 1940 census Morris, who turns 100 in sands of researchers across privacy advocates have data with other informa- SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) — BPI says it is safe and has August and was contacted the country are expected to opposed releasing such tion. The main producer of the been used in ground beef for through the National Cente- go on a monumental large amounts of personal “Computer technology lean beef trimmings that more than two decades. narian Awareness Project, genealogical hunt this week information about living today allows you to take critics call “pink slime” has The company suspended said she was working as a through the digitized people. information from different the support of its home base, operations at its plants in keypunch operator in Fair- records for details on 132 The American Civil Lib- sources and combine it into but it may have a tougher Texas, Kansas and Iowa last field, Ill., when the 1940 cen- million people. Access to erties Union, for instance, a very high resolution time with consumers nation- week because of the contro- sus was taken. “I don’t the records will be free and has for more than 30 years image of somebody’s life,” wide. versy, affecting 650 jobs. The remember them taking my open to anyone on the Inter- opposed any unrestricted he said. “Each particular Several thousand people company’s South Sioux City, census,” said Morris, who net. release of census records. piece of information might attended a picnic in Sioux Neb., plant continues to pro- lives in Chandler, Ariz. Every decade since 1942, Jay Stanley, a senior poli- just be one pixel. But when City on Saturday to support duce the beef trimmings. While a name index will the National Archives has cy analyst at the ACLU, said brought together, they Beef Products Inc. and dine The company and industry not be immediately avail- made available records harm could come from com- become very intrusive.” on hamburgers made with groups have launched a cam- its beef. In addition to that paign, including the website gathering — which was near www.beefisbeef.com, to defend the company’s headquarters the product that is officially in Dakota Dunes, S.D. — sev- known as “lean, finely tex- Grand eral hundred people gath- tured beef.” Champion ered near BPI’s Kansas plant, But it’s not clear whether it Ham which suspended production will be enough to win back last week. consumers. Major grocers, The company’s product made from beef trimmings such as Kroger, have stopped has drawn public scrutiny selling products that use the because of concerns about beef trimmings. And the ammonium hydroxide it McDonald’s Corp. uses to treat the meat, which announced last year that it the company says kills bacte- would no longer use ammo- ria. Critics say the “pink nia-treated beef. slime,” a term coined by a At Saturday’s gathering at federal microbiologist who the Tyson Events Center in was grossed out by the prod- Sioux City, more than 15,000 uct, is an unappetizing exam- people enjoyed hamburgers ple of industrialized food made with Beef Product’s production. meat. Many wore t-shirts The product meets federal with the slogan “Dude, it’s food safety standards, and beef.”

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Hagar the Horrible by Chris Browne Classic Peanuts by Charles Schulz MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2012 WORTHINGTON DAILY GLOBE A7 G Lifestyles Woman who is happily single hesitates before marrying again Dear Abby: I’m a woman I started dating again riage for everyone? guarantees that a marriage with her height, be a pretty Gabi’s pediatrician if she in my early 30s. When I was about six months ago and Happily Single ... For Now will be successful. Marriage plus-size.” has one. It’s common knowl- a teenager, have been seeing a man who Dear Happily Single ... For can only be as strong and My wife has always been edge that there is an obesity boys never is fantastic. He’s the kind of Now: Because of the number lasting as the couple enter- thin. As a teen she was late epidemic in this country, looked my man I have been looking for of Americans who are ing into it are determined it to develop her figure. She and if your daughter contin- way, but since — kind, even-tempered, well- divorced or living together will be. And that takes love, keeps buying Gabi new ues to pack on the pounds, my early 20s spoken, etc. He has hinted at without marriage, I would understanding, empathy and clothes as her weight goes she could be at risk for seri- nearly every marriage, and I’m terrified have to say no, marriage willingness to compromise. up. The styles are too tight, ous health problems. Your guy I’ve had because I’m afraid that I will isn’t for everyone. But when overly revealing and draw wife may be going to the friendly con- “lose” myself. I enjoy my life you get it right and have Dear Abby: Our daughter, attention to the rolls of fat. opposite extreme in trying tact with has the way it is, but I’m worried built a strong, loving, mutu- “Gabi,” is 15 — almost 16. I’m not trying to force my not to make your daughter fallen in love Dear that eventually I will want a ally respectful partnership, She’s active and healthy, but daughter into a model’s size, self-conscious about her with me. I Abby partnership, and this would nothing can beat it. for the past few years she but I am concerned about weight. I agree with you that have been pro- G be the man for me. Have you learned from the has been putting on weight. her health. This problem this is a subject that is better posed to six Syndicated The idea of going to the failure of your two mar- She’s 5-6, weighs more than would be easier to manage addressed now than later, so times. columnist next level makes me want to riages? If so, then you have 160 pounds and has a curvy, now than attempting to lose schedule a consultation. I was mar- end the relationship. I’m matured from the experi- feminine body. Despite the the weight in the future. ried twice and hated it both afraid if I can’t commit to this ence. If you’re planning to fact that my wife and I are Please help me present the Dear Abby is written by times. I have been single for man, certainly no other man have children, it is to their both thin, my wife will not importance of being proac- Abigail Van Buren, also a few years and love it. I would have a chance. How do advantage to live in a two- encourage her to watch her tive with Gabi in this diffi- known as Jeanne Phillips, have mostly avoided men I know if I’m better off single parent household. weight. Actually, she’s sup- cult time of maturity. and was founded by her during this time because I where things are good, or That said, if you truly feel portive of our daughter’s Caring, Supportive Dad mother, Pauline Phillips. didn’t know if any man take a chance on another you are happier being single, increasing size. She told me, Dear Dad: The most quali- Write Dear Abby at would want to just casually marriage where things may then single you should “Gabi can gain up to 25 fied person to do that would www.DearAbby.com or Box date me. not turn out so well? Is mar- remain because there are no more pounds and, combined be your family physician, or 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Reinventing a classic dessert BY ELIZABETH KARMEL Whipped cream (optional) FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Toasted flaked sweetened NEW YORK — My favorite coconut, to garnish childhood photograph is of Heat the oven to 400 F. my mother, my sister and me Arrange the crust in an 8- on Easter morning. We are or 9-inch pie pan, folding and dressed alike in matching crimping the edges as need- spring coats, hats and gloves, ed. Place a sheet of parch- holding our Easter baskets. ment paper over the crust, But I remember that as then set enough beans or pie tempting as the candy in the weights in the center to basket was, all I could think weigh down the bottom of of was the luscious coconut the crust. Bake for 10 to 15 cream pie my grandmother minutes, or until the crust is had made for dessert. set and lightly browned. For me, that pie was magi- Remove the crust from the cal, with its homemade flaky oven and set aside to cool to crust and rich silky custard. room temperature. Reduce It spoke of home, of leisurely the oven temperature to 350 F. enjoying a slice. Pies still In a medium bowl, mix inspire me today. Some together the egg yolks, flour, restaurants have wine pro- sugar, salt, orange zest, vanil- grams. Mine has a pie pro- la, orange juice, heavy cream gram. and coconut. Mix until slight- My grandmother’s coconut ly frothy on the top, then cream pie is made from a pour into the cooled pie shell. cooked custard similar to a Place the pie in the center creme anglais, which is ASSOCIATED PRESS of the oven and bake until thickened with egg yolks and set, about 40 to 50 minutes. An pork loin roast is brined in rosemary cider for corn starch. The thick cus- the Easter dinner main course. Set the pie aside to cool com- tard then is poured into a pletely, then top with prebaked pie shell, topped whipped cream and toasted with meringue and baked. coconut. This Easter, ditch the But as much as I love that pie, Nutrition information per I felt the need to tinker. I serving (values are rounded wanted the same flavors, but to the nearest whole num- ham, but keep the pig with less work. ber): 340 calories; 220 calories I kept the prebaked — or from fat (62 percent of total properly called blind-baked ASSOCIATED PRESS BY ALISON LADMAN the bag shut. Place in a bowl Prebaking the crust for this custard pie ensures calories); 24 g fat (14 g satu- FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — pie shell. It’s the key to rated; 0 g trans fats); 135 mg in case of any leaks, then it will stay tender and flaky, not soggy. NEW YORK — Instead of refrigerate for 24 hours. ensuring the crust is flaky, cholesterol; 30 g carbohy- Thirty minutes before you not soggy. The easiest way to drate; 3 g protein; 1 g fiber; cooking ham or lamb this the shell. I also add a little 8- or 9-inch prepared raw are ready to cook, heat the do this is to form the pie 180 mg sodium. Easter, why not go for some- fresh orange to the custard to pie crust oven to 350 F. Fit a roasting dough in the pan, then set a thing a little bit different? complement the coconut and 3 large egg yolks pan with a rack. sheet of parchment paper on Elizabeth Karmel is a Pork loin roast has an remind me that warmer Drain the pork and discard it with dry beans or weights 1 tablespoon all-purpose grilling and Southern foods amazing flavor — and is out- weather is near. flour rageously tender — when the brine solution. Rinse the holding it in place. It then is expert and executive chef at ½ cup sugar brined. That’s because the pork with cool water, then baked until golden, then Hill Country Barbecue Mar- Orange-Scented Pinch of salt brining process adds a bit of pat it dry with paper towels. cooled. ket restaurants in New York Coconut “Cream” Zest of ½ orange salt, the flavor of the brine Rub the surface of the pork My version of coconut and Washington, as well as Custard Pie 1 teaspoon vanilla extract and a whole lot of moisture with the oil and place on the cream pie is perfect for any- Hill Country Chicken in New ¼ cup fresh orange juice to the meat. The procedure is rack. Roast for 45 minutes, or one, especially those new to Start to finish: 1 hour 15 York. She is the author of 1 cup heavy cream relatively simple, though it until a thermometer reads baking pies because the cus- minutes, plus cooling (15 three cookbooks, including minutes active) 1 cup sweetened flaked does require a bit of plan- 145 F at the center of the tard is simply stirred togeth- “Soaked, Slathered and Sea- Servings: 8 coconut ning. You’ll want to brine the pork. Allow to rest for 15 min- er in a bowl, then baked in soned.” pork for about 24 hours. utes before slicing. Pork not your thing? This Nutrition information per same procedure can be used serving (values are rounded Chocolate eggs deserve on whole chickens. The main to the nearest whole num- difference is that you’ll want ber): 380 calories; 180 calories to brine a chicken for just from fat (50 percent of total crunchy, edible nests four hours, not 24. Of course, calories); 21 g fat (6 g saturat- ed; 0 g trans fats); 145 mg cho- the cooking time will depend BY ALISON LADMAN their Easter best. Also, to on how large your chicken is; lesterol; 2 g carbohydrate; 44 FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS make it a little less messy, g protein; 0 g fiber; 570 mg just cook until the internal NEW YORK — You’ll have lightly coat the kids’ (or your) sodium. temperature of the meat is no trouble enticing the kids hands with cooking spray. Side suggestions: 160 F. to get involved in this easy The finished nests can be LEMONY PEAS: Saute 2 We’ve also included some and tasty part of Easter din- stored in plastic bags at room cups of English peas and 1 side dish suggestions to help ner prep. temperature for up to a week. diced red bell pepper with a you plan your Easter dinner. We’ve combined a blend of little butter until just tender. crunchy cereals and noodles Chocolate Bunny Nests ASSOCIATED PRESS Season with salt and pepper, Rosemary-Cider Brined with a deliciously sticky Makes 20 small nests Crunchy cereals and noodles are coated with a then stir in the zest of 1 blend of chocolate, marsh- 3 tablespoons unsalted but- Easter Pork lemon. blend of chocolate, marshmallow and peanut but- mallow and peanut butter to ter Start to finish: 26 hours (1 QUINOA PILAF: Cook 2 cups ter to create edible “nests.” create edible “nests” in 10-ounce package mini hour active) of quinoa according to pack- which the little ones can marshmallows butter. Add the marshmal- spoon (coated with cooking Servings: 8 age directions. Saute 2 store their chocolate eggs ½ cup crunchy peanut but- lows, peanut butter and spray) to create an indentation ¼ cup kosher salt chopped cloves of garlic, 2 and jelly beans (assuming ter chocolate bits. Stir continu- at the center of each mound to ¼ cup packed brown sugar sliced shallots and 1 diced those treats stick around 6 ounces semisweet choco- ously until completely melt- form a “nest.” Allow to finish 2 cups apple cider red onion in 3 tablespoons of long enough to be stored). late bits ed and blended. cooling until firm. 1 bunch fresh rosemary olive oil until soft. Stir in the The process is simple — 2 cups thin chow mein noo- Remove the pan from the Nutrition information per 1 bunch fresh thyme quinoa along with 1/3 cup just melt together the butter, dles heat and stir in the chow serving (values are rounded 1 teaspoon chili powder diced dried apricot and 1 marshmallows, peanut but- 1½ cups square corn cere- mein noodles, corn cereal and to the nearest whole num- 4 pound pork loin roast tablespoon chopped fresh ter and chocolate, then stir in al, such as Corn Chex rice cereal. Allow the mixture ber): 180 calories; 80 calories 1 tablespoon canola or veg- thyme. the dry ingredients. After 2 cups crispy rice cereal, to cool until safe to handle. from fat (41 percent of total etable oil WARM RADICCHIO SLAW: that, let the children set to such as Rice Krispies For small nests, scoop by the calories); 9 g fat (4 g saturat- In a small saucepan over Cook 4 strips of bacon until work shaping their nests. Line a baking sheet with tablespoonful onto the pre- ed; 0 g trans fats); 5 mg cho- medium heat, combine the crisp. Thinly slice 2 heads of Just note — this is a messy waxed paper. pared baking sheet. For larger lesterol; 25 g carbohydrate; 3 salt, brown sugar, cider, rose- radicchio and saute in the project. So you might want to In a large saucepan over nests, use about ½ cup. Use g protein; 1 g fiber; 105 mg mary, thyme and chili pow- bacon fat with 1 thinly sliced do it before the kids get into medium-low heat, melt the your thumb or the back of a sodium. der. Stir just until the sugar red onion. Season with salt and salt dissolve. Cool com- and black pepper, 1 table- pletely. spoon brown sugar and 1 In a large zip-close plastic tablespoon cider vinegar. bag, combine the pork loin Serve topped with crumbled Dispatches and the brine solution. blue cheese and the crum- From Our Corner Squeeze out any air and seal bled bacon. New of the Globe Book! by Lew Hudson 326 10th Street Worthington, MN Building Materials 507-372-7175 507-376-6191 711 Kragness Ave. Worthington, MN Worthington, Minn.Food Monday, April 2, 2012 Page A8

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ASSOCIATED PRESS Minnesota Wild's Cody Almond (27) fights with Chicago Blackhawks' Andrew Shaw (65) during the second period of an NHL hockey game in Chicago Sunday.

CHICAGO (AP) — Devin turn over the puck. Setoguchi and Erik Chris- Dany Heatley, Kyle tensen scored in a shootout Brodziak and defenseman to help the Minnesota Wild Clayton Stoner also scored beat the Chicago Black- Minnesota, which won in a hawks 5-4 on Sunday night shootout for the second FILE PHOTO for their third straight vic- straight night. Sharp and In this file photo, Mubarik Musa (center) runs during the first lap of the boys 4 X 800 relay in Slay- tory. Viktor Stalberg scored for ton last season. Setoguchi had a goal and Chicago, which has lost two assists in regulation, only twice in regulation in then sealed the victory in its last 16 games (11-2-3). WHS track and field teams open up season today indoors the third round of the Harding made 31 saves shootout with a quick shot through overtime, and BY LES KNUTSON Then, weather permitting, ers. “This has been unbeliev- explained. “It’s a smaller that beat Ray Emery. Emery stopped 26 shots. DAILY GLOBE the Trojans will be back out- able. We started outside the meet in the number of Patrick Kane had the lone Although the Blackhawks dropped their final home WORTHINGTON — Hav- side on Tuesday, competing first day (March 13) and had schools competing, but each Chicago goal in the game of the regular season, ing three full weeks of out- in the annual Murray Coun- all the pits ready to go. We team can have as many ath- shootout against Josh Hard- they already had clinched a door practice under their ty Central Early Bird Invita- were able to throw, jump and letes in an event as you want, ing. playoff spot with a 5-4 victo- belts, more than 60 Worthing- tional at Slayton. run on the track right away.” which gives everyone a Kane scored his second ry Saturday night in ton High School track and “We have had three great The Trojans will join Wase- chance to participate.” goal in regulation, during a Nashville and can finish no field athletes will be loading weeks of practice, as the ca, Mankato West and maybe As usual, the Trojans are power play with 2:45 left in lower than sixth in the a pair of buses this afternoon weather has just been ideal,” one or two other schools in high in participation num- the third period, to tie it at 4. Western Conference. They and traveling to Mankato for exclaimed veteran co-head today’s opening meet, which bers for track and field, as 33 Alone in the slot, Kane con- finished 27-8-6 at the United the running of an annual coach Ken Henkels, who is allows unlimited participa- boys and 29 girls are sched- verted a feed from rookie Center. indoor meet at the first-class again — along with Doug tion per event. uled to compete today. Andrew Shaw after Patrick facility on the campus of Brands — guiding the Trojan “That’s the nice thing Sharp forced Minnesota defenseman Tom Gilbert to See WILD, Page B2 Minnesota State University. runners, jumpers and throw- about this trip,” Henkels See TRACK, Page B3 Aldridge leads Blazers to Red Rock Conference ready to play ball

119-106 win over Wolves SWC pairing with have meshed from day one. We have hit the ground run- Edgerton makes the ning and have received RRC a little more nothing but support from the community.” unpredictable Coming off a 2-15 cam- paign and a first-round loss BY CHRIS MURPHY to Russell-Tyler-Ruthton in [email protected] the playoffs, the Flying EDGERTON — After Dutchmen will mix the new playing with the same play- Eagles with returning ers for a few years, the first starters Devin and Blake day of varsity practice in Jouwstra, Travis Pierson any sport generally is not and D.C. Claar. about the team getting a Devin (.314 batting aver- feel for one another. age last season) will be For Edgerton and South- called on to pitch with his west Christian, that’s exact- brother, Blake (.426 batting ly what the first day of average last season), either baseball practice was, as catching or in the middle of the Flying Dutchmen and the infield. the Eagles have paired up “We will be looking to this season for the first Devin and Blake to step up time. and provide leadership for ASSOCIATED PRESS “This will definitely our ball club,” Zwart said. Minnesota Timberwolves' Kevin Love (42) loses make an immediate impact If the Eagles are anything the ball in an NBA basketball game Sunday in on our program,” E/SWC on the diamond like they Portland, Ore. coach Ron Zwart said. were on the basketball “(SWC) basketball stand- court this season, E/SWC outs Damon Vander Maten, could have a huge turn- PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — rebounds for the Timber- around. LaMarcus Aldridge scored 26 wolves, who have lost eight of Andrew Top, Dominic “The changes brought points in his return after their last 10 games. Minneso- Nibbelink, Gabe Van- about by the pairing will missing one game with a sore ta used just nine players. derveen and Nathan Pfiefle give us more run-scoring left elbow, leading the Port- Both teams have been are all very athletic and all potential up and down the land Trail Blazers to a 119-106 struggling to remain in the will likely be in the starting lineup, more team speed victory over the Minnesota playoff picture. The Tim- lineup on opening day.” Timberwolves on Sunday berwolves have had As for any negative and some depth at the pitch- night. injuries, including the loss effects to the pairing, Zwart ing position,” Zwart said. Nicolas Batum added 24 of rookie Ricky Rubio for is yet to find any. E/SWC will open up the FILE PHOTO the season, while the Blaz- “We have not experienced season versus the same points for Portland, which is In this file photo, Murray County Central short- 5-5 since interim coach Kaleb ers have been adjusting to any growing pains or a team which ended its sea- Canales replaced the fired the dismissal of McMillan stop Nate Wieneke (top) forces out Adrian’s Tyler transition period,” Zwart son last season in R-T-R Nate McMillan. and the trade of starters Hornstein and throws to first to complete a dou- said. “Both have been non- April 9. Oregon native Kevin Love Marcus Camby and Gerald ble play in a playoff baseball game in Adrian last existent. had 26 points and nine Wallace at the deadline. season “The players and coaches See RRC, Page B2

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Linjured: “This season's FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas wide QUALITY STARTS TODAY guins at been, when you talk about receiver Kane Whitehurst was arrested early Sunday Most current consecutive 6:30 p.m. (NBCSN) Boston Bru- ups and morning for possession of a controlled substance NATIONAL HOCKEY ins downs, this and drug paraphernalia. wins in MLB home openers-x LEAGUE: Washington Capi- 7 p.m. has been a Whitehurst, a freshman who redshirted last year 1. Red Sox -- 7 tals at Tampa Bay Lightning (FSN) lot of downs 8:23 p.m. (CBS) NCAA for the Razorbacks, was arrested by university police 2. Diamondbacks -- 5 NATIONAL and a lot of and booked into the Washington County Detention MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAM- HOCKEY ups.” Center with a bond of $1,320. He has a court date set 3. White Sox -- 4 PIONSHIP: Kentucky vs. LEAGUE: Minnesota Wild at — New York for Monday. 4. 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Syndicate CMYK B2 WORTHINGTON DAILY GLOBE MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2012 G Sports RRC: Adrian and MCC want to be outright champions this year G Briefs from Page B1 “We feel we have a lot of 2012 AP boys’ RRC co-champs Adrian returners back and we should be right in the hunt,” basketball awards return 7 lettermen WORTHINGTON — Boelter said. “We’re really Adrian finished as co- strong up the middle and we Southwest Christ- champs in the Red Rock with have good pitching. If any- ian’s Zach Huisken a 7-3 conference record and thing, we need to improve on earned second team an 11-9 overall record, includ- our hitting. All-State honors from ing going 1-1 in the playoffs. “I feel like we can beat any- the Associated Press. The Dragons lost six letter- body on any given day.” SWC’s Dominic Nibbe- men, including all-stater MCC will take on Adrian link and Andrew Top Justin Wolf along with Dru April 10 to open the season. earned honorable Strand, Tyler Hornstein, mentions. Zach Dingmann, Andrew SWU proved last Mountain Lake/But- Lonneman and Dustin season it can compete terfield-Odin’s Beau Polzine, all of whom were all- with the best Herrig and Carter conference. Southwestern United was Kirk earned honorable The Dragons do return the only team in the Red Rock mentions, along with seven lettermen in Mitchell Sieve, Dalton Jeffers, Antho- Conference to defeat both Adrian’s Kyle Kilgore, Adrian and Murray County ny Tiesler, Jake Tiede, Tony Russell-Tyler-Ruth- Central last season. The Wild- Reker, Jake Diekmann and ton’s Brett Peterson, cats fell in the first round to Nate Loosbrock to mix with Ellsworth’s Casey Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 10-7 in returning prospects Ben Schilling, Windom’s the first round of the playoffs. Mulder and Adam Garms. Jake Holt T-M-B went on to finish third “We are young and we hope Morgan Traylor and in the state. to be ready for sections by Mitch Weg, of Wor- SWU feels there is no reason year end,” 18-year Adrian thington’s boys’ bas- why the Wildcats can’t com- skipper Kevin Nowotny said. ketball team, earned pete for a conference crown “Our strength should be our All-State honorable this season. pitching, as we have a deep “We hope to compete in the mentions as well. staff.” always tough Red Rock Confer- Adrian will take on Another award for ence and we would like to Luverne Tuesday to open up Cody Schilling advance to the double elimina- the season. BEAVERTON, Ore. — tion portion of the section Augustana’s Cody MCC looking for deep tournament,” SWU coach Tim Schilling, of Ellsworth, Owen said. pitching staff to win SWU lost all-section pitcher earned an honorable- conference outright mention choice on the and outfielder Alex Meyer and 2012 Division II Bulletin Murray County Central two-time all-conference honor- FILE PHOTO All-America basketball shared the Red Rock Confer- able mention second baseman In this file photo, Southwestern United catcher Luke Henkels (right) pre- squad. ence title with Adrian last Lukas DeWall to graduation, pares to throw to first base as teammate Alex Meyer looks on. Henkels The Vikings’ career season, going 7-3 in confer- but return 3-year starter Luke returns this season, but Meyer graduated for the Wildcats. scoring leader with ence and 12-9 overall. It is not Henkels, all-conference first 1,868 points, Schilling something the Huskies want baseman Austin Liepold (.352 Cody Penner. Pitcher Blake RRC/W-WG a strike zone ting .378, returns along with to share again. batting average and two errors was named to the All- Spinks and catcher Matt Willa- away from competing two-time all-conference win- Northern Sun Intercol- “We were kind of disap- in 91 attempts last season), ace by also return. Last season, Red Rock Cen- ner Logan Willhite. legiate Conference first pointed because we just Riley Place, Jacob Olson, Basically, the entire Wolver- tral/Westbrook-Walnut Grove There is veteran leadership team for the third time needed to beat SWU to have Jacob Post (hit .314 and was 1-1 ines team returns this season had six players with batting everywhere on the field with this season. He earned the championship, but we with a 4.36 ERA last season, with the big missing piece averages above .300, hit .316 as two-year starter at shortstop a spot on the Daktron- didn’t,” MCC coach Tarry earning all-conference honors) being all-conference outfielder a team, while stealing 78 bases in Jeff DeCock, senior pitcher ics All-Central Region Boelter said. “You want to and starting catcher Erik Jass. Isaac Hildebrandt, who gradu- in 84 attempts. Problem for the Bryan Bierl, power-hitting first team for the sec- win it outright.” “We will work in the early ated. Falcons was the team gave up lefty Henry Rogotzke and cen- ond-straight year. The The Huskies return Sam season to try and find the right “We have our entire pitching 9.5 runs per game, leading to a ter-fielder Andrew Merrick, National Association of Erickson, Ryan Erickson and combinations in the field and staff returning,” ML/B-O 6-14 overall record last season. who stole 17 bases a season Basketball Coaches Austin Christensen along at the plate and hopefully by coach Shawn Naas said. “We “If you go into games and ago. placed him on the All- with a not-so-new addition of the end of the season, we can have all seniors and sopho- walk five guys and make five “We got a lot of bodies and a Central District first Chris Halbur to the pitching have it all figured out,” Owen mores and sophomore Carter errors, you will probably lot of experience,” Jenniges team. rotation. said. “We should be solid Kirk has pitched and been a lose,” RRC/W-WG coach Der- said. “The two weeks of the Schilling capped a bril- Halbur pitched well as a defensively, but will need to mainstay at third for us. rick Jenniges said. “Those are season are going to tell us liant collegiate career freshman, but required sur- find ways to score runs.” “Basically we have a couple the things we have to improve what we’re in store for in in 2011-12 by leading the gery on his arm and has SWU’s opener is Tuesday spots in the outfield that are on.” terms of getting momentum Vikings in scoring at played the last two seasons, versus Worthington. open, but other than that our RRC/W-WG did not gradu- and confidence. 17.0 points a game and but not pitched. In his senior lineup is intact from last year.” ML/B-O brings veteran ate any seniors from the team “We had high expectations rebounding at 4.6 per season, Halbur is ready to Not only does this senior last season, returning two five- contest. He was also the head back to the rotation. team to the RRC battle group have experience, but it last year and we got off to a year lettermen in all-confer- rough start. “We play six team leader in field “Chris is an exceptional Mountain Lake/Butterfield- has experience winning. ence award winner Dylan games in the next two weeks goals (165), free throws athlete, so if he can get his Odin lost just two seniors from “The senior group has Bunting (.376 batting average and they are going to tell us (123) and free-throw per- control back, he should be a squad that finished 8-10 over- proven in football and basket- last season) and all-conference what we’re dealing with. We centage (87.2). fine,” Boelter said. “His all and fourth in conference. ball and with Spinks and Willa- honorable mention Taylor As a four-year starter, velocity is there and his arm Two-time all-conference by in wrestling that they have Vollmer. are going to be able to score he helped the Vikings to is looking good.” pitcher Beau Herrig returns to learned how to win,” Naas Daniel Maras returns after some runs, but we need to an 80-37 record. Catcher Trent Carlson will be the ace of a veteran staff said. “They’ve had a great deal hitting .377 and stealing 20 find guys that are going to be the anchor of the pitching and the power behind the of success and they want to consistently throw strikes.” All Area Hoop Fest bases last season to lead off for staff behind the plate and the Wolverines offense. end on a high note with a run the Falcons. RRC/W-WG open up the April 14 Huskies feel comfortable up All-conference leadoff man in the section tournament.” season today at Minneota. ML/B-O will play Edger- Jacob Comnick, who led the WORTHINGTON — the middle with Nate Kaleb Greve also returns to the Wieneke at shortstop and Wolverines along with all-con- ton/SWC April 10 to start the team in innings pitched, wins Daily Globe Sports Editor Chris Top area athletes, Austin Kluis in center field. ference honorable mention season. and extra-base hits, while hit- Murphy can be reached at 376-7328. young and old, will be participating in the sec- ond annual All Area WILD: Minnesota blows 4-2 lead, but gives up one goal in shootout Hoop Fest from Page B1 ous years. Setoguchi opened the scor- Leddy, who had carried the at 5:28 of the second. The team that finishes ing at 10:11 of the first on a puck in all the way down But Stoner pinched in and April Despite the shootout loss, sixth in the West will meet breakaway after taking Heat- right wing. scored on a rebound of 14 at Chicago improved to 98 points, tied with Nashville the third seed from the con- ley’s long feed. Crawford Heatley’s tap-in power-play Setoguchi’s jam-in attempt Wor- for third in the Central Divi- ference —this year, the win- made a pad save on goal, capping a neat cross-ice 20 seconds later to put Min- thing- sion and fifth in the West. ner of the Pacific Division — Setoguchi’s first shot, but the passing play with Mikko nesota back in front, 3-2. ton The Predators, however, in the opening playoff puck trickled underneath Koivu and Setoguchi, put Then Brodziak added his High have played one fewer game. round. The sixth seed — him, and Setoguchi stopped Minnesota ahead 2-1 just 22nd goal, sweeping in a Chicago, Detroit or and slammed it in. over 3 minutes later. rebound while tumbling to School. Chicago is in the postsea- son for the fourth straight Nashville —is assured of fin- Sharp tied it 34 seconds Stalberg slipped past the the ice, 41 seconds later to Registration for a season after missing the ishing with a better regular- later. He connected from the Minnesota defense, took a make it 4-2. Kane cut it to 4-3 clinic for kids in third playoffs in nine of 10 previ- season record than winner slot after taking a centering feed from Brent Seabrook, on a shot from the right cir- through seventh grade of the Pacific. pass from defenseman Nick cut to the net and tied it at 2 cle at 8:20. is at 2:45 p.m. the day of the event. The clinic will be from 3 p.m. to Kansas, Kentucky to meet in power-program final 4:30 p.m. A 3-point competition NEW ORLEANS (AP) — ing between one team whose for area players will Jayhawks or Wildcats, take founder invented the game and another that likes to begin at 5 p.m. your pick. Either can make a case for this being “ their” claim its legendary coach One all area team will year. perfected it. take on Southwest Min- For Kansas, a season that Kentucky (37-2), in search nesota Star 16’s (class of started with low expecta- of its eighth national title but 2014) at 6 p.m. and the tions keeps getting better, its first since 1998, has five, maybe six, players who will other all area team will filled with high-wire come- backs and an inescapable be playing in the NBA soon. take on the Southwest Most are freshmen and soph- feeling that this was simply Minnesota Stars 17’s omores. None are better than meant to be. Davis, the 6-foot-10 freshman (class of 2013) at 7:30 For Kentucky, a cadre of who had 18 points, 14 p.m. NBA-caliber players have rebounds and five blocks in had the word champion A dunk contest “ ” Kentucky’s 69-61 win over between all area players practically imprinted on Louisville in the semifinals. their chests since they gath- will start at halftime of “ Anthony Davis is a great ered at Rupp Arena for the Game 1. Round 2 of the player, but he’s not Super- season’s first practice. man, Self said, clearly dunk contest will be ” They meet Monday for the ignoring the fact that, only between Game 1 and NCAA championship, a his- ASSOCIATED PRESS moments earlier, Davis had Kentucky head coach John Calipari talks with Kansas head coach Bill Self Game 2 and the final tory-filled matchup between been walking around the (right) during a television interview at the NCAA Final Four college basket- round will take place at the two winningest pro- Superdome with his practice grams in college basketball ball tournament Sunday in New Orleans. halftime of Game 2. jersey slung across his shoul- history. This is the one-and- ders like a cape. The third round of ketball for whatever amount only two solutions to it. coach finds himself working dones at Kentucky vs. jun- As he has all year and all of time they spend in the with the most talent Davis the 3-point contest will iors and seniors at Kansas; tournament, Calipari has not Either I can recruit players — Commonwealth. and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist take place at halftime of Anthony Davis vs. Thomas so much defended as who are not as good as the are likely lottery picks, while Robinson in a front-court explained his coaching phi- “ I don’t like the rules,” players I’m recruiting or I Game 1 and the final Terrence Jones, Marquis battle of All-Americans; a losophy, which is to go after Calipari said. “ I want Antho- can try to convince guys who round will take place at Teague and Doron Lamb are title-game coaching rematch the very best players and not ny to come back and be my should leave to stay for me.” halftime of Game 2. among the others with first- between John Calipari and demand they graduate, but point guard next year. It’s He won’t do either. By round potential. Bill Self; a high-stakes meet- only that they play team bas- really what I want. There’s pulling no punches, the MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2012 WORTHINGTON DAILY GLOBE B3 G Sports TRACK: Coriolan returns to lead girls from Page B1 onship and a repeat Section praised Henkels. “Hopefully, “We are really looking for- 3A crown. that will lead to some com- ward to the season,” stressed Joining Rodriguez and petitive relay teams.” Henkels. “We did graduate a Spittle as proven performers Junior distance runners lot of quality performers for the 2012 boys are senior Nathan Landwehr, Gordy from last season, but we have Mitch Weg (high jump, triple Moore and Ian Stewart are a lot of great kids returning jump, discus), senior dis- each coming off of fine cross and we are excited about the tance ace Mubarik Musa and country seasons and should potential of lots of the sophomore pole vaulter Will score points for the Trojans younger athletes and some Dudley. this spring in the 1,600 and first-year track and field “Those five all had big sea- 3,200. Sophomore Matt Jirele kids, too.” sons last year,” summed up is a top distance-running Henkels, who noted that prospect and juniors Thomas Rodriguez, Spittle, Weg, sprinter-hurdler Jordan Bal- Burns and Caleb Wede, along Musa, Dudley are ster, middle distance runner with sophomore Desalegn Othowo Omot, pole vaulter Zemenfes and eighth-grader proven performers for Junior Nguyen and sprinter Ammanuel Fissiha will give Trojan boys Rudy Ramirez were also key Henkels lots of depth in the While graduation took performers for the 2011 Tro- long races. some toll on the Worthington jans who have graduated. “We’ve got good depth girls, the Trojans boys were “We had 11 really good sen- among our distance runners, really hit hard. iors last year,” noted which is a plus,” Henkels A total of 13 athletes scored Henkels. “That’s why we had said. “We have some good more than 100 points for the such great team success.” prospects among our sprint- highly-successful 2011 WHS But Henkels is enthusias- ers and hurdlers, too.” boys’ track and field team. tic about this year’s Joining Hunt in the hur- Unfortunately, seven of prospects, as Rodriquez dles will be sophomore Bran- FILE PHOTO them were seniors and returns with as much speed don Gray and eighth-grade another, Omot Okello — a as anyone in the area, Spit- prospect Gbrown Ochothow, In this file photo, Trojan Tara Svalland clears the bar in the high jump event state meet-qualifier in the tle’s versatility is a definite while senior Robert Cam- during track meet in Slayton last season. 110-meter high hurdles in positive factor, Weg is a top- bara and juniors Jacob Prins 2011 as a sophomore — has flight all-around athlete, and Peter Scholtes provide Dudley, Samantha Juber, a senior, leads the blin, Zory Hamblin and moved to Austin. Musa is one of the state’s pre- additional sprinting depth. Thuringer, Marin Korthals WHS girls’ distance-run- Elyzabeth Coriolan. But, five of those 100-point mier distance runners and Juniors Randy Traylor, and Chelsea Schmitz — also ning corps. She ran a 5:36 Junior Elizabeth Luke plus scorers are back, includ- Dudley is a capable sprinter, Keith Ailts and Mark Land- received WHS diplomas last mile last season and will and sophomore Sade Potter ing senior sprinter Danny as well as being one of the berg are three of the Trojans’ spring, the Trojans do again be one of the premier will bolster the Trojans in Rodriguez, who racked up area’s best vaulters. top throwers, while sopho- return several stellar per- 1,600-meter runners in the sprinting events and chal- 174 points last spring, scor- “Danny had a great season more Joey Mills is a pole formers from 2011. area. lenge for relay positions, as ing in both dashes and in the last spring and Ethan can vaulter. High jumper Tara Sval- “Megan is in great will freshman Carsen Wet- long jump, as well as running run any distance, which Two prospects with lots of land, a junior who also shape,” praises Henkels of zel, who is top hurdling on Trojan sprint relay teams. makes him very valuable,” potential are sophomore excels for WHS in volley- Juber, who has already had prospect. Junior Ethan Spittle was noted Henkels. “We know Spencer Grafing, who can ball and gymnastics, scored stellar volleyball and bas- “We have quite a good also a big scorer for the Tro- that Mitch will score points run middle distance races 203 points for the Trojans ketball seasons during her group of freshman,” last spring. Not only is she senior campaign. declares Henkels. “There’s jans in 2011, competing in in his field events and very well and freshman Oliv- one of the best high Joining Juber in the dis- 15 of them and they will get races of all distances. But he Mubarik will win lots of er Wolyneic, who is coming jumpers in the area, she is tance races will be a trio of better as they get used to and Rodriguez are the only races. Will has already off a great winter of swim- also a capable sprinter. letterwinners — all with their events and to competi- two of Worthington’s top cleared 12 feet and will go ming. Juniors Whitney Cori- cross country experience, tion. I am excited about the seven scorers returning from higher when the meet com- “Oliver lettered last fall in olan and Alina as well. Junior Stephanie potential of these younger last year. petition starts.” his first season of cross Keodouangsy are both fast Jaycox, freshman Alecia girls, they are going to help Brandon Berger, O.J. Ojul- Musa was the Class A state country,” noted Henkels. “He and return with lots of var- Darling and eighth-grader us.” lu, Jeremy Clark and Will champion in the 1,600-meter is looking very strong this sity experience. Coriolan, Meredith Moore each Kacey Contreras, Adyiam Collin finished 1-3-5-6 in scor- run two seasons ago as a spring, after swimming all who is “tough in the 300,” scored valuable points for Kimbrough, Brianna Kem- ing, respectively, last spring sophomore in 2010 and has winter. He’s been up front in according to Henkels, runs WHS last spring and will pema and Meydee Okollo and ran together at Hamline enjoyed a fabulous career as a lot of our workouts.” both the 100-meter high likely show improvement are freshman sprinting can- University in St. Paul as both a miler and two-miler So with a combination of hurdles and the 300-meter as 2012 unfolds. didates for the Trojans. members of the Class A state for the Trojans. several experienced veterans lows, as well as running on Freshmen Olivia Ebbers, Henkels will be looking to championship 4x400-meter Senior hurdler Tyler Hunt, and a great mix of an abun- Worthington’s 4x400-meter Jessica Arnt, Katherine fill spots on the Trojans relay team. junior sprinters Dylan dance of numbers — enough relay. Luke and Hope Reeves, relays, “as graduation real- Two-time state-meet shot Gravenhof, Jon Vorwald and to fill all of the events, the “I am looking for Whit- along with eighth-graders ly took a toll on them,” and put placer Jordon Bents was Josh Vander Veen, along potential for another fine ney to have a good year in Emma Gerber and Shelby is also looking for a top pole Worthington’s seventh lead- spring season for the Wor- with junior high both hurdle races,” said Kingery, provide additional vaulter to fill the void left ing point producer last sea- thington boys’ track and field jumper/sprinter Morgan Henkels, who noted that the distance-running depth for by Dudley, who was one of son and he, too, has graduat- team is a definite possibility. Traylor and sophomore area, which has been the Trojans. the area’s best for several ed. sprinters Jessie Guerra and Svalland, Coriolan, loaded with outstanding Senior Lexy Teerink seasons. Jalen Voss (discus, shot) Marcus Potter were all girl hurdlers the past sever- heads up the WHS throw- Sophomores Traci Prins and Nathan Mejia (multiple- strong performers for WHS Keodouangsy, Juber among top WHS girls al springs, graduated many ers, having scored points in and Ariana Lopez (who can purpose runner, triple in 2011 and look to be leaders top-flight athletes from the shot put last spring. She also run distance) are two jumper) both also scored for the Trojans this spring, as While Sarah Cham, a those two events in 2011. is also a capable discus pole vault prospects for the more than 100 points last sea- the competition for relay four-time medalist at the Keodouangsy is a sprint- thrower and will be joined Trojans, along with juniors son for the Trojans, who won positions may be a team state meet in the triple er, a fine relay runner and in the rings by and fresh- Brandi Williams and Ger- numerous team titles, includ- strength. jump, has graduated and may also compete in the men prospects Maer Abella, man foreign-exchange stu- ing a fourth straight South- “We have a bunch of good five other high-scoring girls long jump this spring. Achan Alwal, Zalea Ham- dent Sarah Weiser. west Conference champi- sprinters returning,” — Cassie Landgaard, Ellen Cards win doubles tournament Newman wins wild finish at Martinsville MARTINSVILLE, Va. (AP) his 200th Sprint Cup victory, ... I didn’t want to see that last DAILY GLOBE tournament, the Cardinals The Vajgrt’s defeated Tay- —Ryan Newman needed help and neither had a chance in caution. We had such a great ST. PETER — The Luverne shutout Fairbault 5-0. lor Berg and Earl Augst 6-2, 6- and was running out of time. the end. battle with (Johnson). ... It Finally, Clint Bowyer provid- Jeff and I had been the boys’ tennis team was The Vajgrt’s defeated Dat 2 in No. 1 doubles. “ was going to be an interest- ed an opening with two laps class of the field so I really ing race. crowned the champion of the Truang and Ryder Ross 6-2, 6- Johnson and Stensland- 1 in No. 1 doubles. Scott Nel- to go at Martinsville Speed- thought it was going to be a “That’s just the way our St. James 2012 doubles tour- Bos defeated Brock Mueller son and Blake Ziegler defeat- way. race between the two of us, year’s been going. It can’t go nament Saturday, going 3-0 and Wille Runge 6-1, 6-3 in on the day. ed Matt Welborn Bowyer’s aggressive move and it certainly didn’t turn on like this forever.” No. 3 doubles. Deutsch and In their first game, the and Adam Kern took out race leaders Jeff out that way,” Johnson said. Gordon improved three Cardinals defeated 6-2, 6-2 in No. 2 Jelken defeated Aldair Tru- Gordon and Jimmie Johnson He wound up 12th, and spots in the points standings, St. Peter 3-2. doubles. Ethan jillo and Michael Hedlund 6- entering the first turn, allow- Gordon was 14th. but is still just 22nd. Joey and Jonny Johnson and 3, 6-0 in No. 4 doubles. And ing Newman to slide into the Of the restart, Johnson Newman’s performance Vajgrt defeated Nathan Stens- Robinson and Gillette defeat- lead, and he held off A.J. All- said: “ That inside lane is drew praise from car owner mendinger and Dale Earn- awfully inviting at times to Spencer Gault and land-Bos defeat- ed Cole Skow and John Foss Tony Stewart. hardt Jr. on another restart dive-bomb on people. The No. Sam Peterson 6-3, ed Nick Anderson 6-1, 6-2 in No. 5 doubles. “pI’m ecstatic for Ryan,” and Peter Hopp- for his first win in 23 races. 15 (Bowyer) threw a dive- 0-6, 10-7 in No. 1 “We really played well in the defending series champi- nes 6-2, 6-1 in No. 3 “ We were not a dominate bomb in there. I’m sure once doubles. on said. “ I got to see it on the doubles. Deutsch our matches, even the ones race car,” Newman said. he got in there, he realized it Dustin Deutsch replay during the caution and Jelken defeated Jacob we lost,” Luverne coach Greg “ Clint kind of cleared out wasn’t the best idea. It turned and Andrew Jelken defeated after all the havoc broke Heppner and Logan Antoine said. “We were real- Turn One for us and we were me around. It turned the No. Carl Miller and Noah Adam- loose. Ryan made an awe- son 3-6, 6-2, 11-9 in No. 4 dou- Gregerson 6-0, 6-1 in No. 4 ly pleased with the efforts fortunate enough to be in the 24 around.” some move to the bottom. He bles. doubles. And Stroeh and and the outcome. It was real- right place at the right time.” Gordon angrily sought out was heads up to get in the gas And Austin Stroeh and Zach Gillette defeated Andy ly encouraging to see us at The reverse was true for Bowyer after the race, and Gordon, who led 328 laps, and heard the whole story. and through that hole before Hunter Robinson defeated Silva and Noah Gregerson 6- this level early in the sea- Johnson, who led 112. The “ He said he got hit from it closed up.” Avery Buchman and Zeke 0, 6-0 in No. 5 doubles. son.” In the third game of the Hendrick Motorsports team- behind by the 39 (Newman),” Allmendinger was second, Haugen 7-6, 3-6, 10-6 in No. 5 Luverne will take on Ver- tournament, Luverne defeat- mates seemed poised to battle Gordon said. “I had nowhere followed by Earnhardt, Matt doubles, million (S.D.) on April 10 at In their second game of the ed St. James 4-1. it out to see which one would to go. Jimmie had nowhere to Kenseth and Martin Truex home. give owner Rick Hendrick go. It was pretty unfortunate. Jr. Lady Jays swept in doubleheader vs. St. Cloud Tech Bluejays drop four games

DAILY GLOBE errors. Pitcher Erin Things turned around a three-run homerun and a Friday and Saturday Ebbers received the loss, somewhat for the Lady couple more walks and ST. CLOUD — The Min- DAILY GLOBE tossing 2 1/3 innings. Jays in the second game. errors led to more In that game, Deshawn Law- nesota West softball team erence hit the team’s first Ebbers and Katherine MW scored six quick unearned runs. COON RAPIDS — The Min- did not have the weekend it homerun of the season when “We jumped out on top nesota West baseball team was hoping for. Kazemba combined for 12 runs in the first two he hit a two-run blast in the early and then held them dropped the four games it The Lady Jays dropped walks in the loss. innings to take a 6-0 lead. third inning. right to the end,” Hayenga- played in the Anoka Tri over each of their games in a “All you have to do is look An additional run in the the weekend. All in all, though, it was a Hostikka said. “Those Saturday doubleheader at the stats of that game to fourth made the score 7-0. On Friday, the Bluejays were tough weekend for the Blue- unearned runs were disap- against St. Cloud Tech, see how it went,” MW But SCT stormed right shutout by Anoka-Ramsey 5-0 jays. MW dropped to 1-9 on the pointing. We had a couple making their record 3-4 on coach Rosalie Hayenga- back. The home team and then lost in extra innings year. of bad innings and we just the season. Hostikka said. “You’re not scored seven runs in the to Mesabi Range 9-5. “Our defense was solid and stopped getting hits. It was the only time we had to take The first game was bru- going to win a game at any fourth through sixth In the game against MR, the frustrating.” out a starting pitcher was in tal for MW. The Lady Jays level, let alone the college innings to tie the score at 7- Bluejays came back from MW’s next game is at behind to tie the game at 5-all. the eighth inning against lost 20-8 in five innings in level, with 12 walks and all. home Tuesday in a double- But MR hit a grand slam in the Mesabi on Friday,” MW coach that contest. seven errors. It’s frustrat- And SCT scored a final header against Ridgewater. eighth inning to win the game. Jeff Linder said. “We just can’t The game was close ing because we thought we run in the bottom of the On Saturday, MW lost again seem to get those timely hits. entering the fourth inning, were getting better each seventh on an infield hit to Game 1 R H E to Mesabi Range 6-1 and then We didn’t give up any major with MW trailing 10-8. But game and we’re disap- win the ballgame 8-7. MW 107 00X X — 8 10 7 lost in extra innings to Anoka- errors and we didn’t walk that many people. We just need a 10-run fourth inning for pointed with how these The most disappointing S 343 (10)XX X — 20 12 1 Ramsey 5-4. SCT was enough to end the games went. We can’t let part of that game for MW The Bluejays were leading something to go our way. “We’ve had some rough game. games like this happen. We was that six of SCT’s eight Game 2 R H E the Golden Rams 4-2 in the sev- losses, but they’re heads are MW finished the game won’t win another game all runs were unearned. An MW 330 100 0 — 7 8 3 enth, but A-R managed to tie still up. And that’s all you can with 10 hits and seven year if this happens.” error was followed up with S 000 133 1 — 8 11 1 the game and then win it in the eighth inning. ask as a coach.” Worthington, Minn.Business Monday, April 2, 2012 Page B4

G Briefs Area business have shot at $5,000 Lutz Pharmacy sells to Astrup Drug BY AARON HAGEN Internet. Much to our sur- make a difference in their April 1 and will run the Bank, Sports Page Bar, ALTOONA, Iowa — [email protected] prise, when it hit the Inter- communities. If there is any entire month, with the Country Inn Steakhouse, Lutz Pharmacy and Pro- WORTHINGTON — Area net, businesses and towns way that we can help them, I money to be presented a few Closet to Closet. fessional Compounding of businesses each have a from all over started contact- think it’s safe to say every- days after the voting is fin- Luverne: Those Blasted Altoona has announced chance to win $5,000. ing us saying, ‘We love what one wants to do that whenev- ished. Things & Luverne Monu- that it is selling to Astrup Through a giveaway with you’re doing for your town, er possible.” “When they win, there is ments, Luverne Area Cham- Drug Inc. of Austin. based the television program “Our why can’t you do it for Rouse and the volunteer no strings attached to their ber, Luverne Farm Show, in Austin. Story: Small town living at ours?’” group for the show wanted to $5,000,” Rouse said. “They Glenn’s Food Store. Since 1974, Lutz Phar- its best,” 200 regional busi- Five years later, the show make a difference for a small can use it for however they Windom: Bank Midwest, macy has served the nesses will have an opportu- has featured 110 towns and is business. Cash was the obvi- see fit. I will say, some of the River City Eatery, BC/CB & needs of Altoona and the nity for the grand prize. shown in 1.3 million house- ous choice. people in the giveaway have Co, Frank’s Shoe Repair, Des Moines metro area. In A few years ago, a simple holds in a four-state area. So an idea was born. said their plans are to give it Schwalbach Ace Hardware, the early 1980s, owners TV show began. “It’s grown by quite a bit,” A total of 200 businesses to a non-profit or a cause in Prairie Quilting, Jordana’s, Gene & Susan Lutz began “We wanted to do some- Rouse said. were chosen to participate, their own community.” Windom Chamber, Funding serving long-term care thing extra to help promote With their success, the including from Worthington, Here is a list of the busi- facilities and the needs of our town and our business- organization wanted to give Adrian, Luverne and Win- nesses within the area: Windom their patients. In 2007 they es, so we decided to do a TV back to small businesses. dom. Worthington: Pawn It To vote, visit www.give- added a second pharmacy show,” said Jeff Rouse, exec- “We wanted to make a dif- Businesses will be award- Inc., McCarthy’s Floral, away.ourstorymn.com. (Lutz Long Term Care utive producer of the show. ference in their business,” ed the cash prize based on Schafer’s Health & Gifts, Pharmacy) to focus on the “We went ahead and did it he said. “All these small busi- online voting at www.give- Johnson Jewelry, Schwal- Daily Globe Community Content long-term care side of and we did it in our own nesses, in my humble opin- away.ourstorymn.com. bach Ace Hardware Coordinator Aaron Hagen can be their business. community and put it on the ion, are working very hard to The voting opened on Adrian: Adrian State reached at 376-7323. The addition of Lutz Pharmacy will become Astrup’s 13th location. Astrup has pharmacies in Marco employees receive $2.1 million in stock southern Minnesota and northern Iowa, operating WORTHINGTON — Marco identifying their ownership Dakota with the addition of The company added 99 new ices, audio/video for training under the names of Ster- has announced that it dis- stake. Best Business Products, a jobs last year throughout its and meeting rooms, digital ling and Smart Pharmacy tributed $2.1 million in stock Marco increased its mar- Sioux Falls-based copier and 20 locations in the Upper signage, and video surveil- including: Adrian, Albert benefits for fiscal 2011 to eli- ket share and employee base print solutions provider with Midwest; 22 of those jobs lance solutions. Marco Lea, Austin, Buffalo, gible employees. The 421 last year through two acqui- locations throughout South were added at its corporate Byron, Fairmont, Farib- serves customers throughout employees celebrated last sitions. Marco bought the Dakota and Marshall. headquarters in St. Cloud. ault, Hastings, Owatonna, the Upper Midwest and week at the annual share- copier and printer sales and Becoming an ESOP has Marco specializes in data Worthington (all in Min- holders’ meeting where they service division of Office helped Marco attract and networking and security, nationally with offices in nesota) and Osage, Iowa. Minnesota, Wisconsin, “The acquisition of learned about Marco’s 17.2 Enterprises in Eau Claire, retain long-term employees converged voice applica- Lutz Pharmacy and Pro- percent stock appreciation Wis. The company further who understand their role in tions, print and document North Dakota, South Dakota fessional Compounding and received a certificate expanded its reach in South the company’s performance. management, managed serv- and Iowa. and Lutz Long Term Care expands our ability to serve long term care facil- Relief spreads as cruise ship safe in Malaysia ities and provides us with an opportunity to add a SANDAKAN, Malaysia Margaret Whawell, of Mel- more robust compound- (AP) — Smiling passengers bourne, Australia, said there ing practice,” said Tim voiced relief and gratitude had been “no panic, no Gallagher, COO at Astrup after safely leaving a fire- chaos, everything was under Drug Inc., in a press damaged luxury cruise ship control.” release. that was stranded at sea for It was the latest in a series Cooperative Electric 24 hours and limped without of accidents hitting luxury meeting set air-conditioning into a cruise liners since January, Malaysian port Sunday. when the Costa Concordia WORTHINGTON — The Azamara Quest drifted capsized off the coast of Italy, Nobles Cooperative Elec- off the southern Philippines killing 32 people. tric’s 2012 Annual Meeting with 1,000 people aboard Port officials stopped jour- for members was March after flames engulfed one of nalists from approaching the 24 at the Worthington its engine rooms Friday, Azamara Quest on Sunday High School gymnasium. injuring five crew members. because of what a Malaysian Three directors of It restored propulsion the agent for the ship’s operator Nobles Cooperative Elec- next night and reached the said was part of the compa- tric were elected to the harbor of Sandakan city in ny’s instructions. board of directors at the Malaysia’s eastern state of “Everything is normal cooperative’s annual meet- Sabah on Borneo island late except that it’s very hot there ing. Incumbent directors Sunday. because there is no air condi- Ronald Schwartau, Gary Two ambulances came out tioning,” New Zealand Sieve and Lee York were of the port shortly after the Deputy High Commissioner re-elected to three-year ship docked, followed more Brian Smythe told reporters terms. At the organizational than two hours later around before the passengers disem- midnight by a fleet of buses barked. “The New Zealan- meeting immediately after ASSOCIATED PRESS the annual meeting, taking passengers to hotels. ders I spoke to are fine. They Inside the buses, several peo- were well taken care of.” In this handout photo taken Saturday and released Sunday by the Philippine Ronald Schwartau was re- Air Force, the stricken cruise ship Azamara Quest is seen in the Sulu Sea, elected president, Lee ple appeared tired, but many The fire on the Azamara York elected vice presi- others smiled and one man Quest had been extinguished southern Philippines. The cruise ship with 1,000 people on board that had dent and David Clarke waved to reporters waiting immediately, but five crew drifted for 24 hours after being disabled by a fire was headed toward elected secretary/treasur- outside the port. members suffered smoke Malaysia following repairs and was expected to reach shore Sunday, the er. Malaysian police and con- inhalation, including one ship’s company said. Two nominating com- sular officials from countries who was seriously injured mittee members were also including the U.S., Britain and needed hospital care, the sengers were American, from Switzerland. crew in Sandakan by Mon- elected for three-year and Canada were also pres- ship’s operator has said. according to lists of passen- Azamara Club Cruises, the day. terms: Lynn Miller and ent. A Sandakan hospital staff ger and crew nationalities ship’s Miami, Fla.-based Engineers on Saturday Gary Carlson. “I’m glad I’m safe,” ship member said a Guatemalan provided by the ship captain operator, said in a statement morning restored electricity Nobles Cooperative passenger Dorothy Irvine, a man was being treated, but to the Philippine coast guard. earlier Sunday that the ship in the ship to re-establish Electric serves approxi- retired school principal from could not give other details. The passengers from 25 was sailing at a top speed of essentials including running mately 4,900 members in Toronto, told reporters at a The 11-deck vessel, which countries also included 98 only 6 knots (11 kilometers or water, plumbing, refrigera- Murray and Nobles Coun- Sandakan hotel. “The Aza- features a casino, spa and from Britain, 89 from Aus- 6.9 miles per hour) to reach tion and food preparation, ties with a strong commit- mara crew kept us informed shopping boutiques, was car- tralia, 45 from Canada, 39 Sandakan. the company said. ment to the communities all the time and went beyond rying 590 passengers and 411 from Germany, 32 from Aus- Company president Larry The company said the rest it serves. the call of duty. The captain crew members. More than tria, 16 from Belgium, 14 Pimentel is expected to meet of the cruise would be can- was phenomenal.” one-third, or 201, of the pas- from New Zealand and 14 with the passengers and celed. 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FOR SALE: COLORA- PICNIC TABLE, DO BLUE Spruce GOOD shape, shed- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that default has occurred MORTGAGEE: Mortgage Electronic Registration and Scotch Pine, ded, seats 8 with in the conditions of the following described mortgage: Systems, Inc. as nominee for Countrywide Home 12'-20' tall. Call umbrella, $95. Loans, Inc. 605-366-9131. 507-376-5448 DATE OF MORTGAGE: 12/15/2005 SERVICER: Bank of America, N.A. MORTGAGOR(S): Lisa Marie Schmidt, a single person. MORTGAGE ID #: 1000157-0008141332-6 Support the “Newspapers in Education” Literacy Program MORTGAGEE: First State Bank Southwest DATE AND PLACE OF RECORDING: Recorded May SERVICER: US Bank Home Mortgage and have some fun at the same time! 21, 2007,Nobles County Recorder, Document No. A 314238. MORTGAGE ID #: n/a ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: Assigned to: Bank of DATE AND PLACE OF RECORDING: Recorded America, National Association as successor by merger to December 22, 2005,Nobles County Recorder, BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP fka Countrywide Document No. A307425. Home Loans Servicing, LP Dated: October 12, 2011,Recorded October 27, 2011,Nobles County ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: Assigned to: Recorder, Document No. A332910. Minnesota Housing Finance Agency Dated: December 15, 2005,Recorded December 22, 2005,Nobles County 14th Annual Great LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: Lot 4, Block 3, 14th Annual Great Recorder, Document No. A307427. Watland's First Addition, City of Worthington, Nobles County, Minnesota LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: The Southeasterly 35 feet of Lot 10, except the REGISTERED PROPERTY: No Southwesterly 80 feet; also all of Lot 11, except the Daily Globe Southwesterly 80 feet, Block 2, Morningside Addition, TAX PARCEL NO.: 31-3731-000 City of Worthington, Nobles County, Minnesota. ADDRESS OF PROPERTY: REGISTERED PROPERTY: No 1634 Skyline Dr Worthington, MN 56187 TAX PARCEL NO.: 31-2593-000 COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY IS LOCATED: ADDRESS OF PROPERTY: Nobles INDOORINDOOR 617 Morningside Drive Worthington, MN 56187 ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE: $106,000.00 COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY IS LOCATED: Nobles AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED TO BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NOTICE, INCLUDING TAXES, IF ANY, PAID GarageGarage ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE: BY MORTGAGEE: $89,565.22 $48,000.00 American That prior to the commencement of this mortgage fore- AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED TO BE DUE AS OF closure proceeding Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee DATE OF NOTICE, INCLUDING TAXES, IF ANY, PAID complied with all notice requirements as required by Reformed Church BY MORTGAGEE: $46,184.11 statute; that no action or proceeding has been instituted at law or otherwise to recover the debt secured by said That prior to the commencement of this mortgage fore- SaleSale mortgage, or any part thereof; closure proceeding Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee 1720 N. Burlington Saturday, complied with all notice requirements as required by PURSUANT to the power of sale contained in said mort- statute; that no action or proceeding has been instituted gage, the above described property will be sold by the at law or otherwise to recover the debt secured by said Sheriff of said county as follows: April 21st mortgage, or any part thereof; Worthington DATE AND TIME OF SALE: Tuesday, May 08, 2012, PURSUANT to the power of sale contained in said mort- 8:00am - 1:00pm 10:00 a.m. gage, the above described property will be sold by the Sheriff of said county as follows: Setup Friday Evening PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Office, 1530 Airport Road, City of Worthington DATE AND TIME OF SALE: Tuesday, May 08, 2012, 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm 10:00 a.m. to pay the debt then secured by said Mortgage, and taxes, if any, on said premises, and the costs and dis- PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Office, 1530 Airport Road, bursements, including attorneys' fees allowed by law Reserve a 12’x12’ space for $25.00 today! City of Worthington subject to redemption within 6 months from the date of (Paid in Advance) said sale by the mortgagor(s), their personal representa- to pay the debt then secured by said Mortgage, and Space includes one table & one chair $25 and two complimentary admission passes. 1 space with 2 tives or assigns. taxes, if any, on said premises, and the costs and dis- tables & 1 chair would be $34.00. Other tables must have rubber tipped legs and fit in the space bursements, including attorneys' fees allowed by law DATE TO VACATE PROPERTY: The date on or before subject to redemption within 6 months from the date of provided. Promotional advertising of the event will be provided by The Daily Globe. which the mortgagor must vacate the property if the said sale by the mortgagor(s), their personal representa- mortgage is not reinstated under Minnesota Statutes sec- A garage sale ad where you can list items you will have for sale will run on April 20th & 21st. tives or assigns. tion 580.30 or the property redeemed under Minnesota Statutes section 580.23 is 11/08/2012 at 11:59 p.m. If DATE TO VACATE PROPERTY: The date on or before the foregoing date is a Saturday, Sunday or legal holi- which the mortgagor must vacate the property if the The number of spaces are limited!!! day, then the date to vacate is the next business day at mortgage is not reinstated under Minnesota Statutes sec- 11:59 p.m. tion 580.30 or the property redeemed under Minnesota I want to reserve _____ space(s) at the Great Indoor Garage Sale. Admission: Statutes section 580.23 is 11/08/2012 at 11:59 p.m. If MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED FROM FINANCIAL the foregoing date is a Saturday, Sunday or legal holi- Enclosed is $_____ OBLIGATION ON MORTGAGE: NONE day, then the date to vacate is the next business day at $25 FOR 1 SPACE INCLUDES 1 TABLE/1 CHAIR • $34 FOR 1 SPACE INCLUDES 2 TABLES/1 CHAIR 11:59 p.m. THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORTGAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR’S PER- Registration Deadline: Monday, April 16th. Please list the items MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED FROM FINANCIAL $1.50 SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR ASSIGNS, MAY BE OBLIGATION ON MORTGAGE: NONE you will be selling with your registration! (50 words or less) REDUCED TO FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA STATUTES SEC- COME JOIN US FOR LUNCH THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW FOR REDEMPTION NAME ______TION 582.032, DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER BY THE MORTGAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR’S PER- THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED PREMISES ARE AT OUR FOOD BOOTH. SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR ASSIGNS, MAY BE ADDRESS______IMPROVED WITH A RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF REDUCED TO FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER IS COFFEE & POP AVAILABLE. LESS THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE NOT PROPERTY CITY ______STATE______ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA STATUTES SEC- USED IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, AND ARE TION 582.032, DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER ABANDONED. PHONE ______THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED PREMISES ARE Proceeds from this IMPROVED WITH A RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF Dated: March 08, 2012 DESCRIPTION ______event help fund the LESS THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE NOT PROPERTY “Newspapers in Education” USED IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, AND ARE Bank of America, National Association as successor by ABANDONED. Literacy Program. merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP fka ______(Excluding individual Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP Dated: March 08, 2012 vendor sales.) Assignee of Mortgagee ______Minnesota Housing Finance Agency Peterson, Fram & Bergman, P.A. Assignee of Mortgagee By: Steven H. 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