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Vol. 112 No. 4 • Thursday, January 10, 2013 • Silver Lake, MN 55381 City Council appoints, then debates, role of its liaisons By Alyssa Schauer Market Fund. liaisons are “not supervisory. Staff Writer • Official newspaper: Silver “The liaisons were created At its annual meeting and Lake Leader. to provide an individual link to first meeting of the year on • City attorney: Gavin, each department. The goal was Monday, the Silver Lake City Olson, & Winters, LTD. that each department head Council started the evening • Acting mayor: Councilor would meet with the liaison, with swearing-in ceremonies Nolan Johnson. and give them the report,” Ve- and reviewed city council ap- • Deputy weed inspector: nier said. pointments. Dale Kosek. He said liaisons shouldn’t City Clerk Kerry Venier • Civil defense director and have to attend the meetings. swore in Mayor Bruce Bebo, emergency response coordina- Venier felt that liaisons may who will be starting his sixth tor: Chris Wawrzyniak. then “overstep their bound- two-year term as mayor of Sil- • City administration liai- aries” and that the department ver Lake, and Councilors Pat son: Bebo. heads should be capable of re- Fogarty and Nolan Johnson, • Public works liaison: John- laying information to their em- who were all re-elected in No- son. ployees and reporting back to vember’s election. • Public safety liaison: the liaisons. Fogarty will be serving a Councilor Eric Nelson. Johnson disagreed. “I think two-year term and Johnson • Municipal liquor dispen- it’s good for liaisons to attend will be serving a four-year sary liaison: Fogarty. these meetings, so we can put term. • Community development faces to names, and vice Councilor Carol Roquette and planning commision liai- versa.” also was re-elected to a four- son: Roquette. Bebo suggested that if li- year term, but was absent for • Assistant to all liaisons: aisons attend such meetings, Silver Lake leader photos Monday’s meeting. She will Bebo. they should serve as “an ob- by Alyssa Schauer be sworn in at a future date. • Regular meeting dates and server.” The annual meeting of the The City Council also dis- times: third Monday of each Venier also reminded coun- Silver Lake City Council on cussed the liaisons appointed month at 6:30 p.m. and April cilors that the department re- Monday night began with by Mayor Bruce Bebo for 1, July 1, and Oct. 7 at 6:30 ports they give should also the oath of office for re- 2013. The Council liaisons p.m. include their own observa- elected members. Starting will remain the same as 2012. • Economic development tions. his sixth term as mayor is “Everything is moving re- authority: members of the city “They shouldn’t be regurgi- Bruce Bebo (right) and ally smoothly between liaisons council. tated. It would be nice to in- Councilors Pat Fogarty and departments heads. I feel • Personnel committee: clude your observations in the there is good, open communi- Bebo, Roquette and Depart- reports, also,” Venier said. and Nolan Johnson cation, so I am proposing that ment Head Dale Kosek. He asked that councilors (above) take the oath for we keep liaisons as they are Council meeting etiquette also include their observations their elected positions. for this next year,” Bebo said and liaison descriptions also along with the typed reports Fogarty was elected for a during the December meeting. were reviewed and Fogarty given by department heads. two-year term and John- Councilors agreed, and at asked about including pay in “That was the initial intent son for a four-year term. the Monday meeting, a resolu- next year’s budget for coun- of having liaisons meet with Councilor Carol Roquette tion was passed to keep liaison cilors attending special meet- department heads,” Venier was absent, but also was appointments. The following ings with their liaisons, such said. elected in November for were approved by the Council: as the quarterly meetings “I agree, and I disagree with another four-year term. • Official city depositories: scheduled for the Municipal She will take the oath of of- First Community Bank and Liquor Store. Liaisons fice at a future date. Minnesota Municipal Money Venier emphasized that the Turn to page 2 County Board: new commissioners, chair Charges against By Lori Copler went on to elect its 2013 chair about $750,000. Staff Writer and vice chair, with Wright, The highway department The McLeod County Board who is starting his second had hoped the bridge could be deputy dropped of Commissioners’ new year four-year term, getting the nod open to traffic before Christ- Criminal charges against David Schauer, who was the got off to an odd start Tuesday. as chair, while Terlinden was mas, but Brunkhorst said it McLeod County Sheriff prosecutor because Eischens Newly elected 1st District re-elected vice chair. will now likely not open until Deputy Mark Eischens have is a county employee, said in Commissioner Ron Shimanski Because of the absence of the first of May. was unable to attend because Shimanski and because it was Junge said that the daily been dismissed. a court filing that “the state of illness, and therefore was Christensen’s first day on the fines levied against the con- Eischens had been in- does not believe the case can not sworn in to his new posi- board, Nies suggested the tractor are no longer in effect. dicted by a grand jury Oct. be proved beyond a reason- tion. County Board table committee “The penalty stops with the 19 on four separate charges able doubt.” That meant that current assignments until its Jan. 22 date of the suspension,” said that resulted from the dis- Schauer’s filing dismissed Commissioner Ray Bayerl, meeting, adding that the new- Junge. The work was sus- charge of his weapon while the charges, with approval who thought his retirement comers should meet with pended Dec. 20. he and other members of an from a district court judge. would start with the adjourn- County Administrator Pat Brunkhorst said the county emergency response team According to court docu- ment of the 2012 business year Melvin to learn about the var- will continue to have a priority were executing a search ments, the team had made on Tuesday, stayed around to ious committees to determine of plowing the detour route. warrant in April 2012. entry, and Eischens heard a vote during one more meeting. upon which they may be most He also said that he had one Eischens faced a felony “thud” or a “bang” just as According to County Attor- interested in serving. complaint from a neighbor charge of assault in the sec- Harry Lee Ondracek, 58, of ney Mike Junge, state statute In other business Tuesday, about the bridge not being ond degree — dangerous rural Glencoe, had come says that an incumbent com- the County Board: open to traffic on time. weapon and a felony charge around a corner and emerged missioner remains in office Paul Wright, chair • Heard that work on a “She understood the issue,” of possessing a dangerous into view. Eischens asserted until his successor is adminis- bridge replacement on County said Brunkhorst. “She doesn’t weapon and discharging a that he thought Ondracek tered the oath of office. 5th District Commissioner Jon Road 15 has been suspended like it, but she understood why firearm that endangered had fired a weapon, and fired While Shimanski was ab- Christensen was allowed to as- and will resume in spring. we stopped the work.” safety. his in return in self-defense. sent and unable to vote be- sume his seat for the com- Highway Engineer John • Approved the McLeod He also faced a misde- It was later determined that cause he had not be sworn in, mencement of the 2013 Brunkhorst said the bridge is County Chronicle as the offi- meanor charge of assault in Ondracek was unarmed. the County Board kept the session. ready for the pouring of con- cial newspaper for the county the fifth degree — inflict or Ondracek was taken to a new commissioner on speaker- Along with Christensen, in- crete, but the weather isn’t fa- for 2013. attempt bodily harm; and a hospital for treatment of in- phone so he could listen in its cumbents Paul Wright, 3rd vorable for the job. • Agreed to buy iPads for the discussions. District, and Sheldon Nies, 4th The contractor did not com- commissioners to replace the misdemeanor charge of dan- juries sustained, and later re- And 5th District Commis- District, who were re-elected plete the job on time, and has used laptop computers they are gerous weapons — reck- leased and booked into the sioner Bev Wangerin, who in November, took their oaths been fined since the antici- currently using at meetings. lessly handle or use. McLeod County Jail on a also was the chair and was to of office and resumed their pated completion date. • Agreed to trade in a 20- The case had been sched- fifth-degree charge of pos- have led the current board in seats at the table. Brunkhorst said the contrac- year-old floor scrubber for a uled for a jury trial Monday session of a controlled sub- finishing its 2012 business, Shimanski will be sworn in tor could try to pour the con- new one at a net cost of in McLeod County District stance. also was absent and Vice Chair sometime this week by County crete now, but the end result $5,700. Court, but the trial was can- Eischens has been on paid Kermit Terlinden led the Auditor/Treasurer Cindy may be less than desirable and celled after the charges were administrative leave pending County Board through that Schultz. shorten the expected lifespan dropped. the outcome of the court pro- part of the agenda, until new The County Board then of the bridge, which will cost Sibley County Attorney ceedings. Glencoe hospital imposes visitor restrictions because of flu Glencoe Regional Health consider their visit. If visits are of patients with influenza and McLeod, Sibley and Waseca. would like to remind the pub- GRHS has both injectable flu Services has implemented vis- necessary and visitors are sick, others with flu-like symptoms “We realize these restric- lic that each of us can help re- vaccine and flu mist available. itor restrictions due to the re- they must wear a mask. In ad- prompting all hospitals in the tions may be inconvenient, but duce the spread of influenza To schedule a vaccination-only cent outbreak of influenza-like dition, children under the age region to announce they are we believe they are necessary and other illnesses by taking a appointment, call 320-864- illnesses. of 5 will not be allowed to visit adopting the same visitor re- to protect the health of our pa- few simple steps, washing 7816 or 1-800-869-3116. Visitors will be limited to patients or long-term care res- strictions at each of their facil- tients, residents, staff and visi- your hands often, covering family members and to a max- idents until the outbreak of in- ities. Counties impacted by the tors,” said Jon Braband, your cough, and staying home imum of two visitors per hos- fluenza-like illnesses subsides. flu outbreak include Blue President and CEO. if you are sick. pital patient. Individuals who South Central Minnesota Earth, Brown, Faribault, Le In addition to enforcing It is also not too late to get are ill are being asked to re- continues to see high volumes Sueur, Martin, Meeker, these restrictions, GRHS vaccinated against the flu. Page 2 — Silver Lake Leader, Thursday, January 10, 2013 SL KCs free-throw contest set Jan. 27 The Silver Lake Knights of ners progressing through Columbus Mother Cabrini local, district and state compe- Council No. 1841 is sponsor- titions. International champi- ing a free-throw contest for ons are announced by the KC boys and girls ages 10-14 as of international headquarters Jan. 1, 2013. based on scores from the state- The contest will be held level competitions. Sunday, Jan. 27, at 1:30 p.m., All boys and girls 10 to 14 at Lakeside Elementary years old are eligible to partic- School in Silver Lake. ipate and will compete in their Entrants may compete in respective age divisions. only one local competition. Last year, more than Parents must sign an authori- 344,000 sharpshooters partic- zation form verifying birth- ipated in over 4,700 local date. competitions. The Knights of Columbus For more information, Free Throw Championship is please call Ray Bandas at 320- sponsored annually, with win- 327-3115. Submitted photo Putting Christ back into Christmas The Silver Lake Knights of Columbus Council No. 1841 third, Jake Ondracek (first grade). In the middle row, from hosted its annual “Put Christ Back Into Christmas” poster left, are third place, Keara Baumgarten (fourth grade); sec- contest for the Church of the Holy Family religious edu- ond, Jacob Stifter (fourth grade), first, Katy Lacy (fourth Upcoming Events cation students in first through sixth grade. Each student grade); third, Jacob Baumgarten (third grade); second, was given specific criteria for his or her poster, and they Riley Butcher (third grade); and first, Max Davis (third were judged at the Dec. 18 by KC members. Each student grade). In the back, from left, are Deputy Grand Knight received a goodie bag and monetary awards were given Paul Davis; first, Savannah Ardolf (sixth grade); second, Hutchinson Auxiliary to meet for first, second and third place winners. In the front, from Megan Fehrenbach (sixth grade); third, Jared Lokensgard The regular monthly meeting of Hutchinson American left, is second place winner Sawyer Ardolf (second grade); (sixth grade); first, Alexa Alberts (fifth grade); second, Legion Auxiliary Unit 96 will be Monday, Jan. 14, at 7 third place, Ella Nowak (second grade); first place, Kaitlyn Popp (fifth grade); third, Zach Mohr (fifth grade); p.m., at the Hutchinson Legion Post 96. The executive Chyanne Pawlicki (second grade); first place, Blake Hahn and Grand Knight Joey Ebert. board meeting will be at 6:15 p.m. Lunch servers are Dar- (first grade); second, Braylon Loeschen (first grade); and lene Gregor and Shirley Schloeder. Note: Unit 96 will not have its spaghetti supper Feb. 7 because National Com- mander Jim Kontz will be at the Legion Post 96. For more Bloodmobile information about the social hour and reservations for the 6 p.m. dinner, call 320-587-2665. drive set here Seniors to meet Jan. 14 for Jan. 29 The Silver Lake Senior Citizens Club will hold its The Silver Lake blood drive monthly meeting Monday, Jan. 14, at 1 p.m., in the Silver is set for Tuesday, Jan. 29, Lake Auditorium. from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., at the Silver Lake Legion. Due to Hurricane Sandy, Senior dining birthday party blood is in short supply and is The January birthday party at the Silver Lake senior din- greatly needed. ing site will be Wednesday, Jan. 16. The menu includes Volunteers will be calling meat loaf with catsup, whole parslied potatoes, country- shortly to set up an appoint- blend vegetables, bread with margarine, and mandarin or- ment or call Margaret Benz at anges. There will be bingo. Call Manager Pearl Branden 320-327-2249. Walk-ins are to order a meal at 320-327-0621. welcome. January is National Blood Donor Month, a time when the SLBA meeting set Jan. 15 American Red Cross recog- The Silver Lake Business Association will meet Tues- nizes and thanks the millions day, Jan. 15, at 7 p.m. The meeting is to finalize details for of dedicated blood donors the business expo set for Jan. 19. All members with ques- across the country for helping tions are asked to attend. ensure a stable blood supply for patients in need. Since 1970, National Blood Submitted photo Business Expo set Jan. 19 Donor Month has been cele- Save the date! The Silver Lake Business Association is brated in an effort to educate Donates to Cedar Crest hosting the annual Silver Lake Business Expo on Satur- Americans about the impor- Degree of Honor Lodge 182 presented a marek, Alice Paul, Martha Wilkins, Dodie day, Jan. 19, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. All businesses and or- tance of regular blood dona- Christmas wall hanging to Cedar Crest Es- Chalupsky, Alice Carol Totusek and Mar- ganizations interested participating should contact Chris tion and the impact it can have. tate in Silver Lake. The wall hanging was garet Benz. In the back are Bernie Kacz- Brecht at 320-510-1567 or Alyssa Schauer at 715-579- Every day, around 44,000 made by lodge member Dodie Chalupsky. marek, Milton Totusek and Donald Benz. 2154. pints of blood are needed in In the front, from left, are Laura Kacz- hospitals to help treat trauma victims, surgery patients, Pageant info meeting set organ transplant recipients, An informational meeting for the Miss Czech Slovak premature babies, cancer pa- Minnesota Pageant is set for Sunday, Jan. 13, at 1 p.m., at tients and more. Business & Professional Directory the Montgomery Oil Co. and David’s Diner in Mont- January can be an especially gomery. All interested contestants, parents and family are challenging month to collect welcome to attend. The 24th-annual Miss Czech Slovak blood donations because of in- Minnesota Pageant will be held April 6 at the American clement weather and seasonal Optician Legion Club in Montgomery. illnesses. 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Down Memory Lane Compiled by Margaret Benz

75 YEARS AGO - JAN. 15, 1938 — Start- $1.50. ing Monday, Jan. 17, a new mail service be- comes available to Silver Lake by the 50 YEARS AGO - JAN. 10, 1963 — A inauguration of the Minneapolis and Hutchin- youth dance, sponsored by the Youth Group, son Star Route, which will give Silver Lake a will be held on Saturday, Jan. 12, at the Silver forenoon and afternoon mail in addition to the Lake Auditorium. Music will be by Whirl service now available on the Minnesota-West- Winds Rock ’N Roll. Admission is 50¢. ern Railroad. According to the schedule of the Joe Gehlen of Gehlen’s Farm Services will new route, Silver Lake will receive a forenoon hold his annual Purina Dairy meeting on Thurs- mail at 10:05 a.m. and an afternoon mail from day, Jan. 17. The big event will get under way Hutchinson at 3:40 p.m. Mail will also be dis- at the Silver Lake Auditorium. A free lunch and patched from Silver Lake at that time. Silver the awarding of door prizes will climax the af- Lake will continue to receive and dispatch mail, fair. morning and evening, over the Minnesota- Mrs. Frances Urban, 76, passed away on Western Railroad. Thursday morning, Jan. 10. Funeral services The Silver Lake Fire Department held its an- will be held on Saturday, Jan. 12, at the St. nual meeting last Saturday evening and re- Joseph Church. elected Will Halva as chief. Also re-elected Mrs. Albert Horejsi, 84, passed away on Sat- were Alfred Nuwash as secretary and Alfred urday, Jan. 5, at her home in Silver Lake. Fu- Halva as treasurer. W.O. Merrill was elected neral services were held Tuesday, Jan. 8, at the historian. St. Joseph Church. A Hobby Show will be sponsored by the Joseph Nowak, 57, died on Friday, Jan. 4, sophomore class of the Silver Lake High School while fishing at Lake Henry. Funeral services starting Wednesday, Jan. 19, and continuing were held on Monday morning, Jan. 7, at the St. until Friday, Jan. 28. Anyone wishing to con- Adalbert’s Church. tribute their hobby to the show may do so by A son was born on Jan. 3 to Mr. and Mrs. bringing it to the English room on or before Bernard Koktan, the first baby of the New Year Monday, Jan. 17. born at the Glencoe Hospital Silver Lake Leader photo by Rich Glennie At the annual meeting of the stockholders of Top spellers the Citizens State Bank of Silver Lake held 25 YEARS AGO - JAN. 14, 1988 — The Wednesday afternoon, it was voted to increase Silver Lake Fire Department “He & She The annual Glencoe-Silver Lake area eighth-grader, who was crowned the new the capital stock of the bank by $5,000, which Party”will be held on Saturday night, Jan. 16, schools spelling bee was held last Friday champion. It took six rounds for Kuras to increases its capital stock from $20,000 to at the Silver Lake Auditorium. Two $5 prizes with 25 students in from fifth through win. McLeod Publishing, Inc., parent com- $25,000. The directors also voted a stock divi- will be given away each hour starting at 9 p.m. eighth grades. Besides public school con- pany of the Silver Lake Leader and the dend of 25 percent to stockholders on record as to 12 midnight. Admission is $3, which includes testants, there also were contestants from McLeod County Chronicle, sponsored the of Jan. 12, 1938. lunch. First Lutheran School and St. Pius X annual spelling bee and presented the top The Quality Food Store, Joseph Lowy propri- A Unity Prayer Service will be held on Catholic School. After less than 45 min- spellers new hard-bound Miriam-Web- etor, is giving away a bushel basket of groceries Wednesday, Jan. 20, at the Presbyterian Church. on Saturday, Jan. 15, to some lucky person. His Gerald and Linda Brooks received a letter utes, the top two spellers emerged in Mad- ster’s College Dictionary (first) and Ther- One Day Sale on Saturday, Jan. 15, includes: from the American Red Cross telling them that die Dressel, left, a seventh grader, who aurus (second). old-time mixed candy, 3 pounds 25¢; chocolate the kidneys donated from their son, who re- finished second, and Cora Kuras, an drops, 2 pounds 17¢; peanuts, 3 pounds 25¢; cently died from injuries, were successfully Softasilk cake flour, 4-pound bag 25¢; 49- transplanted in two recipients. pound bag of I.G.A. flour $1.69; Red A coffee, Sons were born to Bruce and Kathy Exsted How are the resolutions coming? 3 pounds 43¢; navy beans, 5¢ a pound. on Dec. 31 and Tom and Mary (Gehlen) Quiring Subscribe to the Silver Lake Leader for on Jan. 9. How are the New Year res- olutions coming? I read this quote once that said, “May the New Year bring you courage to break your res- olutions early! My own plan is The Travel Section to swear off every kind of vir- By Alyssa Schauer ture, so that I triumph even when I fall!” I had to laugh at that one. It sounds like something I could Each year, I promise myself and my savings go to pot. live up to. I’m going to be more healthy, Most of you know this about I don’t make resolutions that and every year, I work at this me, and as the title of this col- are unattainable, but in- in spurts. Summers are usually umn suggests, I love to travel. evitably, it seems that every productive, with the warmer And so, I have opened a sav- January of a new year is strong weather, and I’m outside doing ings account at another bank and successful, as I plow into something active nearly every- specifically dedicated for a the year full steam ahead, but day. travel fund, so that I can ad- by Feb. 10 or so, my schedule But when the colder weather venture off to a new place this Submitted photo gets busy with meetings and comes around, in October or year. And I can use this col- meetings and meetings, and so, I find comfort in staying on umn as accountability to report Silver Lake High School class of 1967 reunion some weather disaster like a the couch and eating obscene back. The Silver Lake High School class of 1967 Fleischman, Linda (Hoem) Prochaska, blizzard sets in and then I have amounts of potato soup. My final resolution this year gathered for its 45-year reunion Nov. 24, Gary Piehl, Bruce Svanda, Roger Korista no motivation to do anything. Then of course, Thanksgiv- revolves around organizing 2012, at the Silver Lake American Legion and Larry Prochaska. In the back are Oh, who am I kidding? By ing and Christmas are right my belongings. As I dug Club. Twenty-two of the original 46 in the David Kaczmarek, Harvey Mikolichek, Ray Jan. 10 I am pooped out from around the corner, and I in- through boxes upon boxes graduating class were present. In the front, Slanga, Cathy (Mackedanz) Plath, Dianne trying so hard to accommodate dulge in pecan pie, sweet po- stacked in my closets and from left to right, are Ken Tupa, Larry Ruzicka, Pat (Smoley) Wischnewski, my resolutions into a busy tato casseroles, and all under my bed looking for Cacka, Emmy (Mikkelsen) Perrizo, Bonnie Lorelei (Trnka) Line, John Vokal and Bob schedule that I forget what varieties of cookies on the hol- check blanks, I realized I keep Sustacek and Diane (Schultz) Horstmann. Shimanski. Roses were displayed in mem- they even were. iday treat table. everything. I mean, EVERY- In the middle row are Roy Vorlicek, ory of Robert Hlavka, James Pavlish, Dale This year, I’ve been so side- It’s embarrassing, really. THING. Paulette (Navratil) Slanga, Linda (Koktan) Mikesh and Russell Dolezal. tracked with the holiday And so, in order to keep up I found a movie ticket re- schedules and deadlines and a routine of healthy habits ceipt from 2009 for the movie family get-togethers, that I throughout the entire year, and “Avatar,” an unopened box of Silver Lake Area didn’t even get the chance to not just spring and summer, fish hooks, bobby pins, broken make any New Year’s resolu- I’ve decided to register for a pencils, a Christmas ornament, OPEN HOUSE BUSINESS EXPO tions. few 5K races. corroded pennies, a clothespin, RETIREMENT PARTY I know it’s not yet too late to Lucky for me, there are an empty white-out bottle, for Duane Yurek Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013 make a few resolutions, as we Thanksgiving “turkey trots” photographs from high school, 28+ years at 10am-3pm • Silver Lake Auditorium round off our second week in and “polar dashes” in the win- and yarn in a small cardboard Littfin Lumber Co. Lunch available • Door Prizes • FREE Admission January, and a few goals for ter, so that my indulgences box, filled with other miscel- Come and help celebrate! The Phoenix Drumline will perform 2013 have crossed my mind. may be offset by physical ac- laneous junk. Silver Lake Legion Club And you know what? I think tivity. Talk about a hoarder. on stage at 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 12 writing them down and putting I think I should maybe tell So I’m going to ring in the Silver Lake Fire Department will have a them in print will hold me my goals to my grandmothers, New Year by cleaning up and 7:00 p.m. demonstration at 11 a.m. No invitations sent. *53-1La more accountable. Not to men- so that they are more inclined getting rid of junk. I think I’ll Something for everyone! tion, it gives the few of you to send me home with carrots start by taking down my No gifts please. Join us for the day & see what who read this section the and apples instead of pudding Christmas tree and putting Silver Lake Area Businesses have to offer. power to hold me to them and pies. away the Christmas decora- throughout the year, so I better Another favorite resolution tions. And I should probably Sponsored by the following: work at them. of mine is to organize my fi- get rid of the box of cookies on But this year, I’m going to nances. the table and put all loose try something a little different Each year, I tell myself I’m change I find into a glass jar Thank You with my resolutions. I usually going to put away a little bit of labeled “Travel Fund.” make promises to myself that each pay check and build up Check back with me in July To my family and surround the popular subjects, my savings account, but then I and we’ll see how everything all who joined Silver like health and finance and or- see the cutest pair of shoes at is coming. Good luck to all on them on Dec. 16, Lake ganization, but I need to be Target or I find summer their own resolutions! F1L2ALj more specific. dresses that I just have to have, thank you for help- ing make my 90th Birthday so special. 2 snowmobilers hurt; ECFE Plus! With love, to start soon Bernice Gehlen airlifted by Life Link *1La ECFE Plus! is a new option OPEN GYM & A two-snowmobile acci- 2006 Artic Cat Crossfire, was for children ages 3 to 5 years dent, reported at 3:17 p.m., owned and driven by Joshua old who are toilet trained and Saturday, injured two people Scott Jeppesen, 30, of Brown- ready for a school experience WALKING seriously enough to call in the ton. without mom or dad. GLENCOE Life Link Air Ambulance to Both individuals were trans- Beginning in late January, at Lakeside Elementary transport the injured to the ported by ambulance to the families attending another Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Twin Cities. Glencoe Regional Health ECFE parent-child class may • Central Air Conditioning Silver Lake add a day of child-only school According to the McLeod Services and then airlifted by • Air Duct Cleaning County Sheriff’s Office, the Life Link Air Ambulance. each week for the winter/ two snowmobiles crashed into The snowmobiles were re- spring session. • Service Work Sundays • 1-4:30 p.m. a drainage ditch in the area of moved from the scene, and the The child-only class will be January 13, 20 & 27 Highway 212 and Hilton Av- deputies cleared with reports. held on Monday mornings 320-864-6353 enue, west of Glencoe. Also responding were the from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. or Gaylord 507-237-2330 February 3 & 10 One snowmobile, a 1999 Minnesota State Patrol, Glen- For registration or more infor- 2110 9th St. E. • Glencoe mation, call ECFE at 320-864- $ Polaris XC700, was owned coe Police Department, the www.glencoephinc.com $2.00/person or 7.00/family and driven by Thomas An- Glencoe Fire Department and 2681. thony Hedin, 33, of Glencoe. the Glencoe Ambulance Serv- K50CLEStfna K1L2Aa The second snowmobile, a ice. Lic.# 062054-PM Page 4 — Silver Lake Leader, Thursday, January 10, 2013 Church News

GRACE BIBLE CHURCH THE CHURCH OF JESUS 8 p.m. 300 Cleveland Ave., CHRIST OF LATTER DAY Mon., Jan. 14 — No Mass; Silver Lake SAINTS scheduling of liturgical ministers Dr. Tom Rakow, Pastor 770 School Rd., begins; Mission Club, 1:30 p.m.; 320-327-2265 Hutchinson Schoenestatt girls’ group meeting, http://silverlakechurch.org Kenneth Rand, 3 p.m. Sat., Jan. 12 — Men’s Bible Branch President Tues., Jan. 15 — No Mass; jun- study, 7 a.m.; women’s Bible 320-587-5665 ior choir practice, 2:50 p.m.; KC study, 9 a.m. Sun., Jan. 13 — Sunday school, meeting, 7:30 p.m. Sun., Jan. 13 — “First Light” 10:50 a.m.-11:30 a.m.; priest- Wed., Jan. 16 — No evening radio broadcast on KARP 106.9 hood, relief society and primary, prayer; Mass, 6 p.m.; kindergarten FM, 7:30 a.m.; pre-service prayer 11:40 a.m.-12:30 p.m. through 10th-grade religious edu- time, 9:15 a.m.; worship service, cation conferences; no religious 9:30 a.m.; Sunday school, 10:35 RIVERSIDE ASSEMBLY education classes. a.m.; open shooting for Center- OF GOD Submitted photo shot graduates, 11:45 a.m. 20924 State Hwy. 7 W. SHALOM BAPTIST Wed., Jan. 16 — Confirmation, Hutchinson CHURCH GFWC donates to Seniors discipleship class, 6 p.m.; prayer 320-587-2074 1215 Roberts Rd. S.W. Hutchinson A check for $50 was presented to Genny Chalupsky, Mary Jaskowiak, Genny time, 7 p.m. E-mail: assembly@ Sat., Jan. 19 — Men’s Bible hutchtel.net Rick Stapleton, Lhotka, president of the Silver Lake Senior Lhotka, Margaret Benz, Laura Kaczmarek, study, 7 a.m.; booth at Silver Lake Dr. Lee Allison, pastor Senior pastor Citizens Club, by the GFWC Silver Lake Mercedes Nowak and Delores Goede. Business Expo, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sun., Jan. 13 — Worship, 8:30 Adam Krumrie, Women’s Club. From left to right are Dodie Sun., Jan. 20 — “First Light” a.m. and 10:30 a.m. worship pastor radio broadcast on KARP 106.9 Wed., Jan. 16 — Family night Tait Hoglund, FM, 7:30 a.m.; pre-service prayer activities, 6:30 p.m. Student ministries time, 9:15 a.m.; worship service, Thurs., Jan. 10 — Senior high 9:30 a.m.; Sunday school, 10:35 FIRST CONGREGATION free lunch, 11 a.m.; worship team, a.m.; all-church potluck; annual UNITED CHURCH OF 6 p.m. meeting, 1 p.m. CHRIST Sun., Jan. 13 — Worship, 9 Dial-A-Bible Story, 320-327- 31 Fourth Ave. S.W., a.m. and 10:30 a.m.; Sunday 2843. Hutchinson school for all ages, 9 a.m.; Grief- 320-587-2125 share, 2 p.m. FAITH PRESBYTERIAN E-mail: [email protected] Mon., Jan. 14 — Women’s dis- 108 W. Main St., Sun., Jan. 13 — Sunday school, cipleship, 6:30 p.m. Silver Lake 9 a.m.; worship, 10:15 a.m. Tues., Jan. 15 — Women’s dis- 320-327-2452 cipleship, 9 a.m. Fax 320-327-6562 ST. PIUS X CHURCH Wed., Jan. 16 — Release time, E-mail: faithfriends 1014 Knight Ave., 9 a.m.; AWANA, 6:30 p.m.; mid- @embarqmail.com Glencoe dle school youth group, 6:30 p.m.; Mark Ford, Pastor Anthony Stubeda, Pastor senior high youth group, 7:30 Carol Chmielewski, CLP Thurs., Jan. 10 — Mass at p.m. Office hours: Tuesdays and GRHS-LTC, 10:30 a.m.; no wor- Thurs., Jan. 17 — Senior high Thursdays from 1 p.m. to 5 ship and spiritual life committee free lunch, 11 a.m.; worship team, p.m. and Sundays meeting. 6 p.m. Submitted photo from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Fri., Jan. 11 — No Mass, no Sun., Jan. 13 — Communion Spanish Mass. BETHEL LUTHERAN GFWC donates to Senior Dining service, 10 a.m.; coffee fellowship Sat., Jan. 12 — Moms’ group 77 Lincoln Ave., The GFWC Silver Lake Women’s Club pre- From left to right are Dodie Chalupsky, after worship. rosary, 9 a.m.; Moms’ group meet- Lester Prairie Wed., Jan. 16 — Light supper, ing, 9:30 a.m.; reconciliation, 4 Bethany Nelson, pastor sented a check for $50 to Silver Lake Din- Mary Jaskowiak, Mercedes Nowak and 5:30 p.m.; WOW classes and p.m.; Mass, 5 p.m. 320-395-2125 ing Site Manager Pearl Branden (far right). Margaret Benz. adult Bible study, 6 p.m.; choir Sun., Jan. 13 — Mass, 9:30 Sun., Jan. 13 — Communion practice, 7 p.m. a.m.; KC free-throw contest after worship, 9 a.m.; coffee and fel- Thurs., Jan. 17 — Presbytery Mass; Spanish Mass, 11:30 a.m.; lowship, 10 a.m.; Sunday school, Women Bible study, 2 p.m. Spanish religious education 10:15 a.m. Sun., Jan. 20 — Worship serv- classes, 12:45 p.m.; take down Wed., Jan. 16 — Office hours, ice with fellowship after, 10 a.m. Christmas decorations, 1 p.m.; 3 p.m.; choir, 7 p.m. Kitchen Delights Mass at Holy Family, Silver Lake, CHURCH OF THE HOLY & Other Things FAMILY 700 W. Main St., Silver Lake Anthony Stubeda, Pastor ikolichek Fri., Jan. 11 — No Mass. Plumbing & Heating Pumpkin Roll sionally, about 5 minutes. Add tomatoes and Sat. Jan. 12 — Mass, 6:30 p.m. M Submitted by Stacy Miska cook 5 minutes. Stir in all remaining ingredients Sun., Jan. 13 — Mass, 8 a.m. Brian Mikolichek: Owner • Bonded-Insured and simmer until thickened, at least an hour. and 8 p.m.; take down Christmas Residential Remodel Ingredients: decorations, 8 a.m. Service Light Commercial 1/4 cup powdered sugar (to sprinkle on towel) Easy Skillet Lasagna Tues., Jan. 15 — Mass, 8 a.m.; 3/4 cup flour adoration, 8:30 a.m.-10 p.m.; Complete Plumbing and Heating Systems 1/2 teaspoon baking powder Ingredients: quilting, 9 a.m.; KC meeting, 7 Air Conditioning Installation 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1-1/2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil p.m. Wed., Jan. 16 — No Mass; first- Winsted, MN 320-395-2002 FtfnLA 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 large onion, chopped through sixth-grade religious edu- 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves 1 cup mushrooms, chopped cation classes, 5:30 p.m.; seventh- 1/2 teaspoon salt 2 garlic cloves, minced through 11th-grade religious edu- Residential 3 large eggs 2 cans (14.5 ounce) Italian diced tomatoes, cation classes, 7:15 p.m. 1 cup granulated sugar drained Thurs., Jan. 17 — Mass at Farm 2/3 cup pumpkin 1/4 cup tomato sauce Cedar Crest, 10:30 a.m.; staff Industrial Filling: 3 basil leaves, chopped meeting, 1 p.m.

ELECTRIC INC. 1 package cream cheese, room temperature 1/4 teaspoon black pepper Fri., Jan. 18 — No Mass. Trenching 1 cup powdered sugar, sifted 1 teaspoon sea salt 320-286-6570 6 tablespoons butter, softened 1/2 cup skim ricotta cheese WORD OF LIFE CHURCH Locating 950 School Rd. S.W. 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/2 cup part skim mozzarella cheese Hutchinson Powdered sugar (optional for decoration) 3 tablespoons Parmesan cheese Paul Pokornowski

320-587-9443 F16-34eowLa 6 ounces lasagna noodles, broken into thirds E-mail: infor@ Directions: and fully cooked loversoftruth.com 320-286-6570 Cokato, MN Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Grease 15x10-inch 2 tablespoons parsley Jim Hall, Pastor jelly-roll pan; line with wax paper. Grease and Sun., Jan. 13 — Worship, 9:30 flour paper. Sprinkle a thick, cotton kitchen Directions: a.m. and 6 p.m. $ towel with powdered sugar. Mix flour, baking Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium- 100 Off Air Duct Cleaning powder, baking soda, cinnamon, cloves and salt high heat. Add onions and cook until softened, Valid until Jan. 31, 2013. in small bowl. Beat eggs and granulated sugar about 4 minutes. Add garlic and mushrooms ECFE gym GLENCOE Plumbing & Heating, Inc. in large mixer bowl until thick. Beat in pump- and cook until garlic is fragrant, about one 320-864-6353 kin. Stir in flour mixture. Spread evenly into minute. Add in diced tomatoes, tomato sauce, prepared pan. Bake for 13 to 15 minutes or until basil, salt and pepper. Cook mixture until it activities set top of cake springs back when touched. Imme- thickens up a bit, around 5 minutes. Add noo- Furnace Check and Clean $ 00 diately loosen and turn cake onto prepared dles to skillet and stir into the mixture well. Add for Jan. 11 Special as low as 69 towel. Carefully peel off paper. Roll up cake scoops of ricotta cheese over the noodles; add Got infants, toddlers or Call for details. Valid until Jan. 31, 2013. and towel together, start with narrow end. Cool in mozzarella and Parmesan. Stir in parsley. preschoolers? Get ECFE-Early GLENCOE Plumbing & Heating, Inc. on wire rack. For filling, beat cream cheese, 1 Cook about 2 minutes, or until mixture is thick. Childhood Family Education! 320-864-6353 cup powdered sugar, butter and vanilla extract Serve immediately with additional basil or pars- January is a busy month for in small mixer bowl until smooth. Carefully un- ley. ECFE. Do your kids need an GLENCOE Plumbing & Heating, Inc. roll cake. Spread cream cheese mixture over outlet at the end of the week? cake. Re-roll cake. Wrap in plastic wrap and re- Pina Coloda Cupcakes Come to “Jumping in the 320-864-6353 Lic.# frigerate at least 1 hour. Sprinkle with powdered Gym” Friday, Jan. 11, 6 p.m. or Gaylord 507-237-2330 062054-PM K52ASCLEj sugar before serving. Ingredients: to 7:30 p.m., in the Helen 2110 9th St. E., Glencoe • www.glencoephinc.com Cake: Baker Gym. California Chili 1 box (18.25 ounces) yellow cake mix The gym will be set up with 1 can (20 ounces) crushed pineapple in juice (do a bounce house, mats, climb- Ingredients: not drain) ing structure, bowling and 1 tablespoon butter Frosting: other cool stuff. You are also 1/2 pound ground lean turkey 1 block (8 ounces) cream cheese welcome to bring a favorite 1 medium onion, diced 1 can (20 ounces) crushed pineapple juice, com- wheel toy to ride inside. 1 medium green bell pepper, diced pletely drained Other Friday gym nights are 2 large tomatoes, seeded and diced 1 cup sweetened coconut flakes set for: 1 can (15 ounce) pinto beans, rinsed and drained 1/4 cup sugar • Feb. 8, 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m. SILVER LAKEADVERTISE EXPO HERE! 1 can (15 ounce) kidney beans, rinsed and • March 1, 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m. drained Directions: • April 5, 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Call us to advertise your booth at the 1 can (8 ounce) tomato sauce Combine cake mix and 1 can crushed pineapple Please register one week be- Silver Lake Expo held January 19th 1/2 tablespoon ground ginger in juice (not drained). Mix on medium speed fore the event. There is a small 1 teaspoon chili powder with electric mixer. Pour into lined cupcake tins charge to attend, but if you are at the Silver Lake Auditorium. 1 teaspoon garlic powder about two-thirds full. Bake in accordance with participating in the 1,000 Silver Lake Leader deadline: 1/2 cup prepared barbecue sauce cake mix directions or until toothpick inserted Books Before Kindergarten Tuesday - Noon Salt and pepper to taste comes out clean. Set aside to cool. To make the program, you can ask for the frosting, combine cream cheese, crushed ECFE Gym Night Reward Glencoe Advertiser deadline: Directions: pineapple (drained), sugar, and coconut flakes coupon and redeem it for a free Wednesday - Noon Melt butter in large saucepan over medium heat. in a medium bowl and mix with a hand mixer gym night. Families who are Silver Lake LEADER Add turkey and cook until browned, stirring fre- until combined well. Spread on cooled cupcakes redeeming coupons must still 104B Lake Ave., Silver Lake quently, about 5 minutes. Add onion and bell and refrigerate until ready to eat. register one week before the pepper and cook until softened, stirring occa- event. For more information, 320-327-2216 call ECFE at 320-864-2681. Glencoe Advertiser 716 E. 10th St., Glencoe 320-864-5518 Brenda Fogarty- [email protected] Silver Lake Karin Ramige Cornwell- [email protected] Leader Sue Keenan- [email protected] Sports Silver Lake Leader, Thursday, January 10, 2013 — Page 5 GSL Panther Winter Panther wrestlers repeat at Ogilvie Sports

By Kevin Simonson Special to The Leader BOYS’ BASKETBALL On the strength of seven in- dividual champions and 20 December total pins, the GSL/LP 07....at Watertown-May.. W,80-63 wrestlers have brought home 11....at Bl. Jefferson.....L,64-57 the championship trophy from 13....Hutchinson ...... W,65-64 15....New Ulm...... W,77-67 the Ogilvie Lions Invitational 18....at Waconia...... L,91-69 for the second straight year. 21....Rocori...... W,67-60 Panther wrestlers went 27-10 ...... GSL tourney: in matches wrestled and scored 28....vs. Spectrum ...... W,86-36 20 pins while giving up only 4. 29....vs. HF Catholic...W,72-59 Only seven teams partici- January pated in the 33rd annual event, 05....Jordan ...... L,66-55 08....at Dassel-Cok.....W,74-60 and GSL/Lester Prairie was 11....at Mound-Wtka...... 6:30 the only team to fill all 14 12....NYA Central...... 7:30 weights. Second-place Sartell- 15....N.London-Spicer...... 7:30 St. Stephen used 13 wrestlers. 18....Orono...... 7:30 Panthers earning champi- 19....at Faribault...... 7:30 22....at Litchfield ...... 7:30 onship medals were Jacob 25....at Hutchinson...... 7:30 Jewett (106), Michael Donnay 29....at Annandale...... 7:30 (120), Brandon Richter (126), February Nate Tesch (138), Mitchell 01....HF Catholic...... 7:30 Hartwig (152), John Williams 08....Dassel-Cokato ...... 7:30 (170) and Dalton Clouse Silver Lake Leader photo by Rich Glennie 09....Mound-Wtka...... 7:30 (195). 11....at Sibley East...... 7:30 GSL/LP 195-pounder Dalton Clouse, top, muscled his way Glencoe. Clouse helped seal a 42-30 Panthers’ victory over 14....at N.London-Sp...... 7:30 Jewett, a second seed, won to a pin of Waconia’s Zach Christians last Thursday in their conference and section rivals. 19....Litchfield ...... 7:30 his first two matches each by 22....Delano ...... 7:30 fall; then jumped out to an 11- 26....Annandale ...... 7:30 1 lead against top-seeded quarterfinals, Richter won 16- ponents to win his title. Times 1-1 record. Sell won his semi- Fourth-place finishers for the March Caleb Kreitter of Crosby-Iron- 0 in the semifinals — for his of the falls were 1:09 and :58. final by fall; the first contested Panthers were Dalton Kosek Section 5(AA) Tourney ton in the championship 50th career win. In the finals, Clouse hardly worked up a victory of his varsity career. (145) and Martin Lezama 07....1st Round match. Jewett, who settled for Richter prevailed 8-6. sweat on the day, as he wrestled Finishing in third place were (182). Each went 1-2 on the a 13-2 victory, also was recog- Also going 2-0 on the day a total of 2 minutes, 33 seconds Aaron Donnay (113), Kyle day with the wins being by fall. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL nized as being the tourna- and winning their weight — his pin times were 1:02, Polzin (132) and Nick Jenkins Chris Lemke, (285) finished ment’s outstanding wrestler. classes were Tesch, Hartwig 1:15 and :16. His quick pin in (160). Donnay and Polzin each fifth after going 1-2. The high- Donnay opened his title run and Williams. Tesch won by the finals propelled him to finished the day 2-1 with two light of the day for Lemke was November 27....at St.Peter...... L,69-48 with a 15-0 technical fall — fall in 1:20 and by a 3-1 deci- being named the wrestler with pins. Jenkins was also 2-1 with winning his first competitive 29....at Jordan ...... L,69-35 his 60th career win at the var- sion in his title match. Hartwig the most pins in the least one pin. Polzin was recognized varsity match. This was in the December sity level. He won his final two won by fall in 1:33 before dis- amount of time. at the end of the tournament for match for fifth place. Lemke 04....at Belle Plaine .....L,58-54 matches by fall, in 24 seconds posing of Bryce Ortloff from Filling in for the Panthers at having the fastest fall (13 sec- had lost by pin to this same 06....Marshall...... L,68-38 and 49 seconds. Deer River 9-1 in the title bout. 220 was eighth-grader Peyton onds) on the day. That came in wrestler earlier in the day. 11....New Prague...... L,59-45 After receiving a bye in the Williams pinned both of his op- Sell, who placed second with a his match for third place. 14....at Annandale ...... L,55-42 20....Mayer Lutheran ..W,46-37 28....vs. Luverne...... W,39-26 January 05....at New Ulm...... W,51-29 08....Dassel-Cokato.....L,60-47 11....at Mound-Wtka...... 7:45 GSL girls’ team tops Luverne, New Ulm 12....NYA Central...... 6:00 15....at N.London-Spicer...7:30 By Lee Ostrom clash. junior, added 13 points and 11 steals and four assists, while Schilling 3; L. Rust 3. 18....at Orono...... 7:30 22....Litchfield ...... 7:30 Sports Editor As a result, the Panthers took rebounds. Samantha Lange also tallied six 25....Hutchinson...... 7:30 After starting the season with a 3-6 mark into last night’s At New Ulm, Klockmann points. Panthers 51 29....Annandale ...... 7:30 six straight losses, the Glencoe- Wright County Conference topped all scorers with 18 In all, no fewer than 10 Pan- New Ulm 29 February Silver Lake girls’ basketball home date with Dassel-Cokato. points. She also took down six thers tallied at least two points GSL ...... 30-21 — 51 01....at HF Catholic...... 7:30 team now operates with a GSL is at Mound-Westonka on boards. Ober added eight points against the Eagles. New Ulm ...... 06-23 — 29 05....Spectrum ...... 7:30 three-game winning streak. Friday, home against NYA and 11 rebounds. Panthers 39 PANTHERS — Clarissa 07....at Dassel-Cokato ...... 7:30 The Panthers got to 2-6 by Central (6 p.m. tip) Saturday, A 6-1 senior, Ober also Ober 8; Steph Klockmann 18; 09....Mound-Wtka...... 6:00 Luverne 26 12....N.London-Sp...... 7:30 downing Luverne, 39-26, Dec. and at New London-Spicer on blocked five shots and got Maddie Monahan 6; Madison GSL ...... 19-20 — 39 Kalenberg 2; Taylor Breiden- 15....Waconia...... 7:30 28 in Marshall; then won again, Tuesday, Jan. 15. credit for seven steals in the Luverne...... 18-08 — 26 19....at Litchfield ...... 7:30 51-29, last Saturday at New Decorated forwards Clarissa two games. bach 3; Samantha Lange 6; 22....at Delano ...... 7:30 PANTHERS — Clarissa Kelly Beneke 2; Brooke Kacz- Ulm. Ober and Stephanie Klock- Against Luverne, GSL had Ober 16; Steph Klockmann 13; Section 2(AAA) Tourney marek 2; Erin Nowak 2. 26....1st Round Defense was a key factor in mann led Panther scorers and an 11-to-11 ratio of assists and Maddie Monahan 2; Madison EAGLES — H. Ahlness 3; M. each victory. GSL limited Lu- rebounders in GSL’s most re- turnovers. Klockmann and Kalenberg 2; Alex Stensvad 2; Shaul 1; K. McDonald 2; E. March verne to only eight second-half cent games. guard Maddie Monahan were Taylor Breidenbach 2; Saman- Section 2(AAA) Tourney Schneider 7; T. Bolduan 3; A. 02....2nd Round points. Eight days later, GSL Against Luverne, Ober tal- charted for three assists apiece. tha Lange 2. Grejtak 4; K. Anderson 3; E. outscored New Ulm 30-6 in the lied 16 points and grabbed 16 At New Ulm, Monahan CARDINALS — K.Woh- Rummel 4. noutka 11; T. Sudenga 9; M. first half of the teams’ Jan. 5 boards, while Klockmann, a added six points, six boards, six GYMNASTICS

November 30....Annandale...... 114.7 December 01....at Becker Inv...... 08....at Northfield Inv...... GSL boys fall 66-55 at home 13....at WM triangular ...... 15....at St. Peter...... 21....Orono...... By Rich Glennie free throws down the stretch. January Editor *** 08....at Litchfield ...... 6:00 lagued by foul trouble, — GSL made 23 of the 77 11....Dassel-Cokato ...... 6:00 missed scoring oppor- shots it attempted from the 18....Waconia...... 6:00 tunities, turnovers and field, an icy 29 percent. The 19....GSL Invite...... noon P 24....Delano ...... 6:00 poor free throw shooting, the Panthers were 3 of 14 (21 per- 26....at Northfield Inv...... 10:30 Glencoe-Silver Lake Panthers cent) from beyond the 3-point February dropped a 66-55 non-confer- arc. 01....Mound-Wtka...... 6:00 ence decision to the visiting Greg Ober, a senior guard, 06....at NL-Spicer...... 6:00 Jordan Hubmen Saturday after- was 6-for-11 and senior for- Section 2(A) Meet noon. ward Trenton Draeger 4-for-6. 15....at Watertown...... TBA Ethan Masss and Travis But Maass was 5-for-13, Reed Rothstein, the Panthers starting Dunbar 4-for-18 and Keaton guards, were both in foul trou- Anderson 2-for-13. WRESTLING ble midway into the first half. — At the free-throw line, In a foul-plagued game, Jor- GSL went 6 of 16 (37.5 per- dan was having the same trou- cent). Ober was 4-for-6 and December 01....GSL-Don Hall Inv...... 4th ble. It was a matter of whose Brandon Ebert was 2-for-2. 08 ...at Andover Inv...... 2nd depth would prevail, or whose Collectively, everyone else was 13....at Litch: vs.DC....W,42-30 star would stay in the game. It 0-for-8...... vs. Litchfield ...... W,53-14 also boiled down to who could Jordan made 16 free throws 15....at Richfield Inv. ....2nd,2-1 make free throws. Jordan won and missed 16 free throws. 20....at Hutch: vs.NLS ...L,66-9 ...... vs.Ann/ML ...... L,60-8 on all counts. Rebounds went 41-37 in Jor- In the end, it was Jordan’s dan’s favor. Anderson led GSL January 03....GSL: Waconia ....W,42-30 Brian Hartman who propelled rebounders with 11 boards...... vs.Hutchinson...... L,52-23 the Hubmen to victory. Dunbar pulled down seven. He 05....at Ogilvie Inv ...... 1st Maass, who sat out a large also got credit for four assists 08....at WM ...... L,36-28 portion of the first half and and a couple of steals...... vs.LeS-Hend. ....W,60-12 picked up his fourth foul early Ober finished with a Pan- 10....GSL 2D (with Delano, Orono)...... 6:00 in the second, re-entered the ther-high 16 points, to go with 12....at Zimmerman Inv.....9:00 game and pulled GSL within three steals, two assists and 19....at LCWM Invite ...... 10:00 51-50 with a basket with 4:04 four boards. 22....St.Peter (at LP)...... 6:00 left to play. 24....GSL 2D (with Mound- Jordan 66 Wtka., Hutch)...... 6:00 But Hartman and the Hub- Panthers 55 25....at N.Prague 2D...... 5:00 men came right back. The jun- Jordan...... 30-36 — 66 31....at HLWW...... 6:30 ior guard hit a three-point shot GSL...... 33-22 — 55 February at the top of the circle to give HUBMEN — Brian Hartman 01....WCC. at Delano...... 3:30 Jordan a 54-50 edge. 29, Jake Andersen 14, Daniel 08....at MW Invite...... 5:00 09....at DC Invite...... 10:00 Later, Hartman drove the Gutzmer 9, Nate Beckman 8, lane for a basket and two free Section 2(AA) Tourney Nick Heitkamp 5, Jack Gray 1. 14....Teams, 1st rounds ....TBA throws in a span of 29 seconds PANTHERS — Greg Ober 22-23..Indys, at Waconia ..TBA that sealed Jordan’s victory. 16, Ethan Maass 11, Reed Silver Lake Leader photo by Rich Glennie The physical game was Dunbar 8, Trenton Draeger 8, Glencoe-Silver Lake senior forward Tren- points and five rebounds. But the Pan- closely called. Both teams Keaton Anderson 5, Teddy Pe- ton Draeger wheels to the basket against thers lost at home for the first time this were in the bonus early in each tersen 2, Travis Rothstein 2, Jordan. Draeger finished with eight winter. half. Jordan simply made more Brandon Ebert 2. Page 6 — Silver Lake Leader, Thursday, January 10, 2013 Menus Obituaries Jan. 14-18 and blueberry muffin, orange juice Friday — Tony’s cheese pizza, Silver Lake cup, low-fat milk (egg and cheese tuna salad on whole-grain bread, Senior Nutrition Site omelet at junior high and high seasoned corn, baby carrots with Monday — Swiss steak, baked school). dressing, apple wedges Donna Hartmann, 77, of Hutchinson potato, corn, bread with margarine, Friday — Pancakes with syrup Funeral services for Donna On Sept. 5, 1953, Donna moved to Cedar Crest Estates pineapple, low-fat milk. or reduced-sugar Cinnamon Toast High School Lunch Lu Hartmann, 77, of Hutchin- Dascher was united in mar- in Silver Lake. Tuesday — Roast turkey, Crunch cereal and yogurt, diced Monday — Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, green beans, pears, low-fat milk. (French toast mashed potatoes and gravy, dinner son, were held Tuesday, Jan. 8, riage to Gordon Hartmann at Survivors include her hus- cranberry garnish, bread with mar- sticks with syrup at junior high and roll, seasoned carrots, sweet-corn at the Dobratz-Hantge Funeral their cabin on Lake Washing- band, Gordon Hartmann of garine, apple cake, low-fat milk. high school). salad, celery sticks with dressing, Chapel in Hutchinson. The ton in Meeker County. This Hutchinson; daughters, Shelly Wednesday — Meat loaf with orange wedges, pineapple tidbits. Rev. Cindy marriage was blessed with two (Steve) Eggert and Susan catsup, whole parslied potatoes, Helen Baker/Lakeside Lunch Tuesday — Mexican bar with country-blend vegetables, bread Monday — Chicken nuggets, chicken tacos or beefy or chicken Mueller of- daughters, Shelly and Susan. (Daniel) Clark, both of rural with margarine, mandarin oranges, fun lunch, mashed potatoes, ji- taco salad, brown rice, refried ficiated. The Hartmanns resided in Hutchinson; grandchildren, low-fat milk. cama slices with dressing, apple beans, kidney bean salad, baby Mrs. Hutchinson and shared 59 Brandi (Jason) Pawlicki, Chad Thursday — Pork steak, rice, wedges, pineapple tidbits. carrots with dressing, petite ba- Hartmann years of marriage. (Loriley) Eggert, Amber applesauce, carrots, dinner roll Tuesday — Italian meat sauce nana, cinnamon apple slices. died Satur- After high school, Mrs. (Brian) Plath, Jackie (Jeff) with margarine, lemon angel food over whole-grain rotini pasta, bread Wednesday — Pancakes with cake, low-fat milk. stick, deli combo sub, seasoned syrup, potato o’browns, scrambled day, Jan. 5, Hartmann was employed at Craft, Sara (Jason) Kacz- Friday — Minestrone soup, green beans, caesar romaine eggs, jicama fruit salad, cucumbers 2013, at 3M Company in Hutchinson marek, Lisa (Jeff) Williams- meat salad on a bun, peaches, salad with dressing, petite banana, with dressing, sliced strawberries, Cedar Crest and also worked on a farm in Pokorny and Jeremiah crackers with margarine, cookie, chilled applesauce. chilled peaches. Estates in the Hutchinson area. After (Lauren) Clark; great-grand- low-fat milk. Wednesday — Cheeseburger Thursday — Oven-baked Silver Lake. Donna Lu 3M, she was employed at the children, Chyanne Pawlicki, on a whole-wheat bun, ham and chicken, dinner roll, mashed pota- Hartmann GSL Schools cheese on a whole-grain bun, toes with gravy, seasoned carrots, The or- Hutchinson Leader office and Kayson Pawlicki, Lily Eggert, Elementary/Jr. High/Sr. High oven-baked beans, confetti apple crisp, confetti coleslaw, red ganist was Jacquelyn Frerichs, later at Crow River Press, Gavin Eggert, Bianca Plath, Breakfast coleslaw, kiwi wedge, chilled pepper strips with dressing, cran- and congregational hymns which was part of the Hutchin- Keira Plath, Kaela Schober, Monday — Breakfast pizza or peaches. berry sauce, chilled pears. were “Amazing Grace,” “On son Leader, for 27 years as a Karie Schober, Carter, Alyssa Kix Berry cereal and yogurt, apple Thursday — Chicken-and- Friday — Pasta bar with chicken juice cup, low-fat milk (breakfast cheese quesadilla, fiesta rice, alfredo or marinara sauce, meat- Eagle’s Wings” and “In the bookkeeper. She also had her and Preston Kaczmarek, burrito at junior high and high turkey and cheese on whole-grain balls, steamed broccoli, caesar ro- Garden.” own income tax service for Courtney, Ella and Jayden school). bread, seasoned carrots, broccoli maine salad, baby carrots with Pallbearers were Jason many years. Pokorny, and Estelle Clark; Tuesday — Pancake on a stick florets with dressing, orange dressing, apple wedges, chilled Pawlicki, Chad Eggert, Brian Mrs. Hartmann was a mem- sisters-in-law, Sharon Dascher or Cheerios and apple-cinnamon wedges, chilled pears. mixed fruit. muffin, diced peaches, low-fat milk. Plath, Jason Kaczmarek, Jeff ber of First Congregational of Mound, Lenore Hartmann Wednesday — Egg and cheese Pokorny and Jeremiah Clark. United Church of Christ in of Roseville; nieces, nephews omelet or reduced-sugar Coco Interment was in Ripley Hutchinson. She also was a and many other relatives and Puffs cereal and string cheese, Cemetery in Litchfield. member of Road Runners, Ex- friends. apple wedges, low-fat milk. (Break- Donna Lu Dascher was born tension Group and the Bag Preceding her in death were fast pizza at junior high and senior high.) March 5, 1935, in Hutchinson, Lady Travelers (BLTs). her parents, John and Margaret Thursday — Breakfast pizza or to John and Margaret (Trutna) Mrs. Hartmann enjoyed gar- Dascher; brother, Lee reduced-sugar Fruit Loops cereal Dascher. She was baptized as dening and always had huge Dascher; parents-in-law, an infant on June 21, 1936, flower and vegetable gardens. George and Nellie Hartmann; and confirmed in her faith as a She also enjoyed sewing, knit- brother-in-law, Les Hartmann; Girl dies youth, both at First Congrega- ting, painting and crafts. She and nephew, Steven Hart- tional United Church of Christ cherished spending time with mann. in Hutchinson. She received her family, grandchildren and Arrangements were by the in sledding her education in Hutchinson friends. Dobratz-Hantge Chapel in and was a graduate of the When she developed major Hutchinson. Online obituaries accident Hutchinson High School class health problems, Mrs. Hart- and guest book are available at DASSEL TOWNSHIP — of 1953. She was salutatorian mann became a resident of www.hantge.com. Click on The Dassel-Cokato Enterprise of her class and played clarinet Burns Manor Nursing Home obituaries/guest book. Dispatch reported that a 10- in the Hutchinson High School in Hutchinson in September Band. 2009. On Dec. 31, 2009, she year-old North Carolina girl, visiting her grandparents, died as a result of a sledding acci- Felix Leo Juncewski, 86, of Winsted dent Dec. 27. The Meeker County Sheriff’s Office re- A concelebrated Mass of rnowski, Joey Wraspir and in Winsted. Christian Burial for Felix Blake Ogle. Interment will Survivors include his loving ported that the girl was sled- Juncewski, 86, of Winsted, follow at Holy Trinity Ceme- wife, Sophie M. Juncewski; ding with other children in the will be held today (Thursday, tery. sons, Kenneth Juncewski of back yard when she hit a Jan. 10), at 11 a.m., at Holy Mr. Juncewski was born Silver Lake, Leonard “Lenny” stump and was ejected from Trinity was born on March 8, 1926, in (Linda) Juncewski of Winsted the sled. She was transported Catholic Silver Lake to Steven and and David Juncewski of Silver to Meeker County Hospital in Church in Irene (Bugner) Juncewski. He Lake; 11 grandchildren and 28 Litchfield, where she died of Winsted. was confirmed at St. Adal- great-grandchildren; many her injuries. The Rev. bert’s Catholic Church in Sil- other relatives and friends. Paul Schu- ver Lake. Preceding him in death were macher and On Oct. 21, 1947, Mr. his parents, Steven and Irene Fire destroys the Rev. Eu- Juncewski and Sophie M. Juncewski; stepmother, Stella gene Brown Fiecke were joined in holy Juncewski; sister and brother- rural home will be the marriage. God blessed their in-law, Clifford and Lucinda SIBLEY COUNTY — The Felix concele- marriage with three sons. Pilarski; daughters-in-law, Arlington Enterprise reported Juncewski brants. They lived and farmed in Bernadine Juncewski and San- that a house owned by Mark Mr. Juncewski died Mon- rural Silver Lake. He also had dra Juncewski; twin grand- Neils was destroyed by fire on day, Jan. 7, 2013, at the a trucking business and a sod sons, the Shamla babies; and a Sunday, Dec. 30, in Faxon Hutchinson Health Care. business. They moved and nephew, Leonard Pilarski. Township, Sibley County. The The reader for the Mass will semi retired in their new home The Chilson Funeral Home house was fully engulfed in be Daryl Kiefer. Gift bearers in Winsted in 1990. From in Winsted is serving the fam- flames when fire departments will be Lauri Shamla and Dar- there, he continued to drive ily. Online condolences may from Green Isle, Hamburg, lene Kiefer. truck and worked with his be made at www.chilsonfuner- Gaylord, Henderson and Belle Pallbearers will be Kenny boys. alhome.com. Plaine arrived. Neils escaped Wraspir, Alan Juncewski, He was a faithful member of with minor injuries, and the Mike Cacka, Paul Poko- Holy Trinity Catholic Church cause of the fire was not re- leased.

Legal Notices LAST CHANCE TO ADVERTISE! Public Hearing Glencoe-Silver tendent Sonju gave Principal Sparby’s 5. Kuester/Twiss to to accept the report to the Board; Student Govern- audit summary and financial state- Lake School Board ment/Student Activities representa- ments for the 2011-2012 school year STATE OF MINNESOTA tives Wolf, Popelka, and Beneke as prepared by CliftonLarsonAllen, 2013 Bride & Groom Guide COUNTY OF MCLEOD School Board Proceedings reported to the Board; Superintendent LLP (6-0). NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ISD #2859 Sonju reported to the Board; and 6. Alsleben/Lindeman to approve YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Glencoe-Silver Lake, Minnesota Committee reports were given by Di- the Review and Comment document that a meeting of the McLeod County December 10, 2012 rector Twiss and by Director Alsleben. for the proposed ECFE/ ECSE/SR ad- Board of Adjustments will be held No action taken. dition project that is being submitted Sunday, Jan. 27 on Thursday, the 24th day of January The School Board of Independent School District #2859 met in regular 1. Public Input: Girls’ Basketball to the Commissioner of Education (6- 2013 at 9:30 A.M. in the County Coach Ober and Team members Ober 0). ur 29th annual Wedding Board Room on the lower level of the session on December 10 at 7:03 p.m. in the Lincoln Meeting Room (Room and Beneke provided information 7. Twiss/Kuester to bring back Poli- Guide will be published Courthouse at 830 11th Street East in about a cancer fundraiser to be held cies 104 School District Mission O Glencoe, Minnesota. 124). Board Chair Christianson called January 27. This is a the meeting to order. Members pres- during the January 12th Girls’ Basket- Statement, 202 School Board Officers, THE PURPOSE OF THE SAID ball home game against Norwood and 206 Public Participation in School great opportunity to show all MEETING is to consider the follow- ent: Lindeman, Alsleben, Kuester, newly engaged couples in the Schreifels, Christianson, and Twiss. In Young America. Board Meetings/Complaints about ing application located in the County 2. Alsleben/Kuester to approve the Persons at School Board Meetings and Glencoe Advertiser circulation of McLeod and filed with the County addition, Superintendent Son ju; Busi- ness Manager Sander; Principal But- agenda (6-0). Data Privacy Considerations for adop- area just what you have to offer Zoning Asst. Adm. All requests are 3. Twiss/Alsleben to approve the tion at the next School Board meeting them. This section is handed out subject to modification during the ler; Auditor Kim Hillberg; teachers Teri Wind schitl and Teresa Kuester; consent agenda: November bills; reg- (6-0). all year with our wedding and hearing process. ular Board meeting minutes of No- 8. Lindeman/Schreifels to approve A Variance Application by Dallas Student Government/Student Activi- engagement information. Plus, ties representatives Emily Popelka, vember 13, 2012; the hiring of Tricia the Crisis Plan as revised for the 2012- Yurek requesting the following: 1.) Schilling as 9-hour-a-week Parapro- 2013 school year (6-0). any couple that has their Reduce required setback from 130’ to Kelly Beneke (also Girls’ Basketball announcement printed in the Team representative), and Chantelle fessional in the Early Childhood Spe- 9. Alsleben/Twiss to approve the 60’ from Swan Lake Rd (CR 79) to cial Education (ECSE) Program at contract with Business Manager McLeod County Chronicle or Silver construct an attached garage addition Wolf; Girls’ Basketball Coach Cullen Ober and Team representative Clarissa GSL Lakeside Elementary School; the Sander from July 1, 2013 through June Lake Leader is eligible for a drawing for on to the dwelling; 2.) Reduce re- resignations of Deb Rudy as 6.75- 30, 2016 (6-0). a pair of gift certificates for any business quired setback from 100’ to 53’ from Ober; Donna VonBerge; Mike and Crystal Dahlke; Technology Staff hour-a-day Paraprofessional in the 10. Kuester/Twiss to accept the do- that advertises in this section! Killdeer Ave. to construct an attached Special Education Program at GSL nations from the following groups garage addition on to the dwelling; 3.) Morris; and Superintendent’s Secre- You can be sure they’ll use the Bride & Groom Guide when they tary Peterson were in attendance. High School, effective December 3, and/or individuals with appreciation: Reduce required setback from 10’ to 2012; Brea Wiblemo as Head Cheer- Silver Lake Lions Club, GFWC of Sil- begin shopping for their wedding. Call today to reserve advertising 8’ from rear yard property line and to The Pledge of Allegiance was re- cited. leading Coach; and Lisa Eischens as ver Lake, New Auburn VFW Post space in this popular special edition! The Wedding Guide will also reduce required side yard setback from Junior High Gymnastics Coach; the #7266, PRI Robotics, Inc., Silver Lake be posted on our website at www.glencoenews.com 10’ to 6’ to construct an addition on to Announcements, Acknowledge- ments, and Reports: Announced the extracurricular assignments of Re- Knights of Columbus, Glencoe Lions a rear yard accessory bldg.; 4.) Reduce becca Haddad as 7th Grade Girls’ Bas- Club, Silver Lake American Legion required setback from 125’ to 70’ from next regular School Board meeting will be on January 14th at 7:00 p.m. in ketball Coach; David Prehn as 8th Auxiliary #141, and New Auburn LAST CHANCE DEADLINE : the right of way of Swan Lake Road Grade Boys’ Basketball Coach; Carrie VFW Post #7266 (6-0). to construct an access driveway for the the Lincoln Meeting Room (Room 124) and it will be the annual organi- Chap as Co-Head Cheerleading 11. Director Schreifels expressed MONDAY, JANUARY 14 attached garage addition. THE Coach; Mona Ewald as Co-Head his thanks to the people he has worked PREMISE UPON WHICH said re- zational meeting of the School Board; Outgoing Board Member Schreifels Cheerleading Coach; and Jeff Del- with during his time on the School quest is located is described as fol- wiche as Junior High Wrestling; and Board. The Glencoe Advertiser lows: .94 AC of Lot 2, Sec 30, Twp was acknowledged by Superintendent 716 E. 10th St., Glencoe, MN 55336 Sonju with the presentation of an en- approval to designate the January 12th 12. Schreifels/Alsleben to adjourn 117-028 (Hale.) home Girls’ Basketball game against at 8:30 p.m. (6-0). THESE HEARINGS will be graved brass bell; Board Chair Chris- Contact: Karin Ramige Cornwell: [email protected], tianson thanked Director Schreifels for Norwood Young America a “Cancer Complete minutes and all docu- held by the McLeod County Board of Game” in order to hold a cancer ments relating to this meeting are on Sue Keenan: [email protected], or Adjustment at which time you may his service; Auditor Hillberg from CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP, provided an fundraiser (6-0). file and available for review at the Su- Brenda Fogarty: [email protected] CALL YOUR appear in opposition to or support of 4. The school district held its an- perintendent’s Office, 1621 East 16th the proposed application. overview of the audit summary and fi- SALES nancial statements for the school dis- nual Truth in Taxation Hearing at 6:01 Street, Glencoe. Call 320-864-5518 • Fax 320-864-5510 Marc Telecky, p.m. Information was presented at the Glencoe-Silver Lake REP. McLeod Co. Asst. Zoning Adm. trict for the 2011-2012 school year; Ms. Windschitl, GSL High School Truth in Taxation Hearing about the School District #2859 Ashley Reetz at the Sibley Shopper: (Published in The Silver Lake levy by Business Manager Sander. By: Anne Twiss, Board Clerk TODAY! Leader January 10, 2013) Spanish Teacher, gave a presentation [email protected] • 507-964-5547 on the proposed 2014 trip abroad to Schreifels/Lindeman to set the final These minutes are unofficial until 2012 levy payable 2013 at approved by School Board action. Peru; Business Manager Sander re- TO VIEW LAST YEAR’S BRIDAL SUPPLEMENT, GO TO WWW.GLENCOENEWS.COM ported to the School Board; Principal $2,323.663.11, or a decrease of 3.765 (Published in The Silver Lake Butler reported to the Board; Superin- percent (6-0). Leader January 10, 2013) AND SCROLL DOWN TO THE BOTTOM OF THE HOME PAGE. Silver Lake Leader, Thursday, January 10, 2013 — Page 7

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Third week FREE! Clip and mail to: Glencoe Advertiser McLeod County Chronicle Silver Lake Leader Therefore, it is necessary that all information you provide be accurate. Page 8 — Silver Lake Leader, Thursday, January 10, 2013 GSL Knowledge Bowl teams in top 4 On Saturday, Jan. 5, Glen- written scores (44 for GSL 1, team in Room 1 was quite Harris said the fourth- Weather Corner coe-Silver Lake Knowledge 40 for GSL 2). After round 1, dominant for the whole meet through seventh-place teams By Jake Yurek Bowlers competed at Lac qui GSL 1 moved up to Room 1. and ended with 96 points. were within one and a half Parle Valley High School in It competed in Room 1 for the GSL finished second with 79 points of each other. western Minnesota, and next two rounds, while GSL 2 points, while Benson teams The team members of GSL placed in the top four at the stayed in Room 2. finished in third and fourth 2 were Jenna Lokensgard. This week’s forecast will be quite difficult as a warm, meet. However, the scores of the places with 74.5 and 74 points. Lindsay Wedin, Jake Fehren- then active, weather pattern sets up over the upper Mid- “It had been a month since top four teams remained simi- The GSL team included bach, Robin Swift, Katie west. Warning: forecast confidence is low as computer the last meet for the junior var- lar, and for round four the two Cedric Winter, Kyle Beck, Twiss and Jack Gepson. models are having a very tough time deciding what is ac- sity and varsity, and they were GSL teams traded places. Brent Duenow and Oakley GSL 3 competed in Room 3 tually going to happen. ready,” said GSL coach Vicky GSL 2 finished in second Clark. for two rounds, then dropped We’ll start the week out very warm, producing a not-too- Harris. with 100.5 points, while The junior high division to Room 5 and finished the often-seen January thaw. Highs should make it well into “Lac qui Parle Valley had Hutchinson and GSL 1 ended was quite large, with 25 teams meet in 18th with 81 points. the 30s, with some areas of southern Minnesota pushing decided to add some unusual tied for third with 100 points, from 14 schools. The meet This team included Connor perhaps to 40. This is all ahead of what basically amounts ‘nerdy’ questions about sci- “so these three teams were ex- was won by Hutchinson with Heuer, Cora Kuras, Marisa to a double-barreled storm system sliding its way into the ence fiction series like ‘Star tremely close,” Harris said. 129 points. Willmar ended in Luchsinger, Maggie Petersen, area late week. Trek’ and ‘Doctor Who,’ TV The members of the second second with 112.5, and GSL 1 Rachel Reichow and Dini The first impulse will come Thursday into early Friday. shows like ‘The Big Bang place GSL 2 were Lindsey finished third with 110.5 Schweikert. Right now, computers are keeping most of the precipitation Theory’ and video games. Becker, Patrick Fehrenbach, points. Several GSL Knowledge in the form of rain as things will be too warm in all layers This, and an invitation to wear and Jacob Wawrzyniak. Third GSL 1 had never competed Bowlers won prizes for un- of the atmosphere to get snow. As the precipitation moves costumes, made the meet in- place GSL 1 members were in Room 1, but stayed in usual costumes. Robin Swift on, there could be a mess, however, with rain, freezing rain, teresting,” Harris added. Joe Fehrenbach, Mark Room 2 for most of the meet, won gold for being dressed as sleet and snow not out of the question. There were 13 teams in the Broderius and Chandler Swift. “doing quite well there,” Har- a pencil. The second, and possibly more powerful storm for us, varsity division from nine The junior varsity division ris said. Knowledge Bowl will con- should enter the area by very late Friday into Saturday. schools. The two GSL teams included 13 teams from 10 This team included Kaitlyn tinue its busy schedule with a There will be enough cold air with this one to make every- placed in the top four. schools. Arthur, Mitch Beneke, Maddie meet in Willmar on Saturday, thing snow, but it’s hard to pinpoint almost a week out who Willmar and Hutchinson GSL’s team began in Room Kuehn, Jake Vasek, Alexis Jan. 12, and another at Daw- the bullseye will be on. started in first and second 3 with a written score of 31, Sanchez and Theresa Siers. son-Boyd on Saturday, Jan. My advice about the end of this forecast … stay tuned places with written scores of but steadily moved up during GSL 2 began in Room 2, 19. In addition, the junior high to more up-to-date forecasts, especially if you have week- 49 and 45 and competed for the meet. For rounds two and dropped to Room 3, then teams will be competing at end plans! the whole meet in Room 1. three, it was in Room 2, where moved up to Room 2 and fi- Marshall on Wednesday, Jan. Behind the storms, COLD air will move back in so get Willmar won the meet with it won each round, then went nally Room 1. But in the final 9, in a Region 6 and 8 meet. out and enjoy the warmth while it is here. There is a very 104 points. to Room 1 for the final round. round the team earned the cold pool of air building in northern Canada and a piece is GSL’s teams began the meet Harris said the Atwater-Cos- fewest points. It finished in wiggling its way free, so we could be in for some of the in Room 2 with slightly lower mos-Grove City (ACGC) seventh with 104.0 points. coldest air of the season by late next week if things pan out. Have a great week! GSL junior high Ma dobry weekendem Mit dobry vikend Wednesday night — Lows 18-24, clear. Thursday — Highs 32-38; lows 26-32; rain, then freez- People News Knowledge Bowl ing rain/snow/sleet. Friday — Highs 29-36; lows 12-18; early mix/clouds, snow late. teams all advance Saturday — Highs 16-24; lows 0-8, snow. On Friday, Jan. 4, three 90 points. The team members Sunday — Highs 12-18; mostly clear. Girl born to Glencoe family Glencoe-Silver Lake Knowl- were Jake Fehrenbach, Mag- Weather Quiz: What were the top five weather stories Jeannette Arroyo and Jorge Manuel Noyola of Glencoe, edge Bowl teams traveled to gie Petersen, Rachel Reichow for 2012 in Minnesota? are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Kiana Marshall to compete in the 45- and Theresa Siers. Answer to last week’s question: It was a year of ups and Monique Noyola, on Dec. 17, 2012. Kiana weighed 8 team Region 6 meet for stu- GSL 2 came in 16th with downs. We started out near normal and then went very pounds, 1 ounce, and was 20 inches long. Grandparents dents up to ninth grade. The 84.5 points. That team in- warm and wet early. We proceeded to end the year warm, are Norma Arroyo and Fernando Arroyo of Eagle Pass, three GSL teams finished cluded Connor Heuer, Marisa but the rain faucet turned off, and we are currently in the Texas, and Barbara Noyola-Salas and Jorge Noyola-Garcia fourth, 10th and 16th, and all Luchsinger, Dini Schweikert, middle of a moderate to severe drought. In the end, the of Lester Prairie. three teams will move on to Jake Vasek, and Jack Gepson. Twin Cities tied for the warmest year on record, with St. the next competition on Other McLeod County Cloud coming in with its second warmest year ever. Can’t Wednesday, Jan 9, according teams which will move on to wait to see what this year brings! Hutch couple welcomes girl to GSL coach Vicky Harris. the Region 6 and 8 meet on Nathaniel Harris and Sara Miller of Hutchinson are The meet was won by Or- Wednesday include: Hutchin- Remember: I make the forecast, not the weather! proud to announce the birth of their daughter, Hailey tonville’s first team, with a son (seventh with 96.5 points Marae Harris, on Jan. 2, 2013. Hailey weighed 6 pounds, score of 122, while Willmar’s and 15th with 85 points), 14 ounces, and was 19 inches in length. Grandparents are second team earned second Lester Prairie (eighth with Vicky Miller of Aitkin and Ronny Miller of Locust Grove, place with 109 points. Canby 95.5 points), New Century E-mail us at: Ga. 1 finished third with 107.5. Academy (21st with 79 “GSL 1 was tied with points), and Winsted Holy [email protected] Canby until the strength-of- Trinity (24th with 78 points). 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