Dodge County ADvantage August 17, 2016

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Thank You from the Dodge County Fair Board

We extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone below, plus many more for making this years fair great.

8Scott Rose & Sheriff’s Department 8Matt Maas for the Emergency Response Management Plan 8Dodge County Emergency Response Units - fire, law & EMS 8Dodge County Commissioners 8All Volunteers!

84-H & FFA kids for all their hardwork & exhibits to make the 2016 fair successful and exciting!

8All Superintendents 8Open Class exhibitors for all their exhibits 8K-M School District 8All vendors- food & commercial 8All the news media for their great coverage 8All the fairgoers for coming out to the fair and supporting us, without you none of this would be possible.

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Local ag leaders honored at land use banquet

By KAREN JORGENSEN County Staff Writer

A local farm family and three individuals were honored last week at the Excellence in Agriculture Awards banquet at the Servicemen’s Club in Blooming Prairie. The event was held in conjunction with the Land Use Expo last Tuesday and Wednesday.

Aaron Anderson was recognized as the Outstanding Young Farmer and presented his award

by Ashley Schmeling of Land Use Expo.

Anderson grew up on his family’s dairy and crop farm until the death of his father in 2000.

After high school he worked in construction until 2012 when the opportunity arose for him to begin farming on his own.

He now does cash cropping of corn and soybeans on 500 acres near Blooming Prairie.

He also has joined with two partners to operate a beef operation where they raise cattle and sell directly to several co-ops in the Twin Cities, he said. Currently they have about 200 head of beef and slaughter seven or eight a week.

Named the Outstanding Family Farm was the Kramer family farm of Hayfield, now operated

by Ted and Tom Kramer and their sons. Ted and Tom’s father, Don, who started the farm, is

still active at the age of 89, Land Use Expo member Jim O’Connor said in presenting the award.

The family has 5400 acres of corn and soybeans as well as finishing hogs.

In accepting the award, LaVae Kramer, Tom’s wife, said that the Kramers believe there is no better place to raise a family than on the family farm.

She thanked the Land Use Expo organizers for helping to tell the public about agriculture, saying that when people visit the farm they have no idea what a family farm is all about and often have a negative opinion about farmers.

Ken Folie, who lives in Canisteo Township, received the Commitment to Agriculture Award, presented by Steele County Feedlot Officer Dan Vermilyea.

Folie grew up on a farm near Clark’s Grove and attended Austin Community College before beginning a 33-year career at IBM in Rochester. When he retired from IBM he began a second career in township and county government, Vermilyea said.

He served on the Dodge County Planning Commission and also as the Dodge County feedlot officer.

Folie also stressed, Vermilyea said, that feedlot officials had to make science-based decisions.

Ken Folie accepted the Commitment to Agriculture award from Dan Vermilyea, Steele County feedlot officer. Folie is a former Dodge County feedlot officer and current member of the Canisteo Town Board.

In presenting the Lifetime Achievement Award to Gene Francis, O’Connor asked “where do you start and where

do you end?”

Francis taught agriculture management at Blooming Prairie High School for 32

INDEPENDENT | PHOTOS BY KAREN JORGENSEN Jim O’Connor presented the Lifetime Achievement Award to Gene Francis. Francis taught agriculture management at Blooming Prairie High School for 32 years and now operates a farm management consulting business with his wife Pat.

years and during that time also helped many area farm families with farm management issues.

When he retired from teaching,

O’Connor said, he continued to work with families in his own farm management business, always assisted by his wife, Pat.

LaVae Kramer thanks the Land Use Expo for choosing the Kramer family farm as the Outstanding Farm Family. Tom and Ted Kramer and their families operate the Kramer family farm while farm founder Don Kramer still helps out daily at 89.

Ashley Schmeling presented the Outstanding Young Farmer award to Aaron Anderson, who farms 500 acres near Blooming Prairie and is partner in a beef raising operation.

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Minnesota Crop Report: Minnesota farmers were limited to 3.7 days suitable for fieldwork as a large area of heavy rain moved across Minnesota during the week ending August 14, 2016, according to USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. The resulting wet conditions led to flooding and ponding in some areas, raising concerns about crop stress and losses. Field activities for the week included cutting and baling hay, harvesting small grains, and applying insecticides as needed.

Topsoil moisture supplies were rated 0 percent very short, 2 percent short, 72 percent adequate, and 26 percent surplus. Subsoil moisture supplies were rated 0 percent very short, 4 percent short, 79 percent adequate, and 17 percent surplus.

Seventy-eight percent of Minnesota’s corn acreage was in or beyond the dough stage, 12 days ahead of the five-year average and 5 days ahead of last year. Twelve percent of the corn acreage was in or beyond the dent stage. Corn condition rated 85 percent good to excellent. Eighty-nine percent of the soybean crop was setting pods, a week ahead of average, but 6 days behind last year. Soybean condition rated 79 percent good to excellent. Fifty-seven percent of the spring wheat acreage had been harvested, 6 days ahead of the five-year average. Spring wheat condition rated 69 percent good to excellent. Seventy-four percent of the oat crop was harvested for grain, 4 days ahead of average, but equal to last year. Sunflower condition rated 58 percent good to excellent. Eleven percent of the potato acreage had been harvested, 4 days ahead of average. Potato condition rated 92 percent good to excellent.

The second cutting of alfalfa hay was 94 percent complete. The third cutting of alfalfa hay was 58 percent complete, a week ahead of last year. Pasture condition rated 76 percent good to excellent.

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Home repair loans and grants are now available With warmer weather upon us, USDA Rural Development is gearing up to help local homeowners finance home improvements through low-interest loans and grants.

“Now is a good time for homeowners to evaluate the need for necessary repairs or replacement of items such as a roof, electrical, plumbing and siding,” said Chuck Phillips, Area Director for Rural Development’s Southeast Area. “Energy efficiency improvements through replacing windows and insulation also qualify. Funds can also be used to replace a furnace, sanitary disposal system and to make homes handicap accessible.”

Phillips said applicants must own and occupy the home, and their income may not exceed guidelines established by county and household size. Income limits vary by county and average $25,000 for a one-person household and $28,500 for two-person household in Southeastern Minnesota. Income limits increase for larger sized households. Phillips recommends checking with the local USDA Rural De-

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Applicants must also have an acceptable credit history, show repayment ability, be unable to afford a conventional loan and live in a community with a population of 20,000 or fewer. Faribault, Northfield, and Owatonna are eligible for the program as they are currently “grandfathered” in.

The maximum loan is $20,000, repayable over 20 years with a one percent interest rate.

Grants are limited to elderly homeowners over the age of 62, and can only be used to remove health or safety hazards or remodel dwellings to make them accessible to household members with disabilities. The maximum grant is $7,500.

For assistance in the following counties: Blue Earth, Dakota, Dodge, Faribault, Fillmore, Freeborn, Goodhue, Houston, Le Sueur, Mower, Olmsted, Rice, Scott, Steele, Wabasha, Waseca and Winona, contact the USDA, Rural Development office at 1408 21st Ave NW, Suite #3, Austin, MN 55912. (507.437.8247, ext. 4.).

MDA publishes 2016 Greenbook

ON THE FARM

Karen Anderson The University of Minnesota, Southern Research and Outreach Center in Waseca, will host an Open House on Thursday, September 15. Event hours are 4:00 to 8:00 p.m, rain or shine. A free picnic supper is served from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m.

Learn about the University’s re-

search and how it is addressing current and future agricultural issues and how you are affected as a producer or consumer.

Win door prizes, sample and purchase University-made meat and cheese or Gopher gear at the country store. Visit interactive research displays, take a short tour of the Center, find your way through the corn maze, and see farm animals. Fun activities for all ages will be held in the 4-H tent, Goldy Gopher will make an appearance, and more! Call the SROC at 507-835-3620 for more information.

Karen Anderson is the Agriculture Extension Educator with the University of Minnesota Extension in Rice and Steele Counties. She can be reached at 507-444-7685 or ande9495@umn.edu.

29 articles profile sustainable approaches on MN farms vides grants for testing farming ideas that focus on conservation, energy, profitability, or farmers’ quality of life. Each project submits an annual report to the MDA, which is then edited into a short article for the Greenbook so farmers statewide can benefit from grant investments.

The 2016 Greenbook is more than 140 pages long and includes articles and findings from 29 projects, including several on cover cropping, energy efficiency on dairy farms, solar-powered drip irrigation, compost tea, beneficial insect habitats, and controlling thistle in organic blueberries.

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Kasson Ambassadors crowned

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EXCAVATING

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Providing electrical, low voltage, and trenching services for commercial, farm and residential.

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PERMITS REQUIRED BY DoDGE CoUNTY FoR LAND USE AND ENVIRoNMENT Unless stated otherwise, the following requirements do not apply in cities. Consult your city for permit requirements.

NEW STRUCTURES & ADDITIoNS

BURNING WASTE AND DEBRIS

A Burning Permit is required prior to burning any brush, or other woody debris except when done for recreational purposes. Only “farmers” are allowed to burn some of their household refuse in a burn barrel if refuse collection is not available. This farm exemption does not apply to burning rubber, plastic, tires, shingles, tar paper, insulation, wiring, paint, treated wood, and hazardous materials.

Most new structures or modifications to structures require a zoning permit.

N EARTH MoVING: EXCAVATIoNS, GRADING, AND FILLING

A Permit is required prior to excavating, grading, or filling within 300 feet of a public watercourse. A Conditional Use Permit is required for excavations exceeding 50 cubic yards unless such excavation is ancillary to a permitted construction project. A Stormwater Management Permit is required for any disturbance of land over one (1) acre in size. No earthwork can be done on slopes of 18% or more. No filling is allowed in flood plain.

A permit from the MN Pollution Control Agency is required prior to burying any man-made products including concrete, wood, glass, and other items from the construction and demolition of roads, driveways, buildings and other structures. This requirement applies in all areas of the county including cities. Concrete from a farm may be buried on-site if properly recorded with the property deed at the County Recorder’s Office.

DRIVEWAYS AND CULVERTS

RELATED PERMITS

A permit is required prior to the installation, repair, or change of use of a driveway access from a County Road. This includes County Roads in cities. For access from a Township Road please contact your Township.

SEPTIC SYSTEMS A Sewage Treatment Permit is required prior to the repair or modification of an existing septic tank or drainfield. A Permit is also required prior to the construction of a new septic system. An inspection of an existing system is required when replacing a house, when adding living space to a house, and prior to the sale of a house or business. These requirements apply in all areas of the county including cities.

ANIMAL FEEDLoTS A Permit may be required for the construction of a new feedlot or physical modification or expansion of an existing feedlot. All existing feedlots must register with the County on an annual basis. This requirement applies in all areas of the county including cities.

JUNK SToRAGE AND JUNK YARDS Storage of any waste, discarded, and salvaged material must meet the standard specified in the County Ordinances. Any place that stores, buys, sells, or trades salvaged materials or any place that stores five (5) or more inoperative or unlicensed motor vehicles for a period of more than three (3) months is considered a “junk yard.” Legal junk yards may be allowed in areas zoned for industrial use.

WETLANDS Any work that drains or fills any part of a wetland in any part of the County (including cities) is prohibited without a permit or approval from Dodge County.

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The State of Minnesota requires permits for other land use related activity including: Water Well Permit for maintenance, sealing, removal, and construction of water wells; Stormwater Management Permit for earthwork disturbing one (1) acre or more; Water Appropriation Permit for use of certain quantities of groundwater and surface water; and Public Waters Permit for work within a river, lake, or stream.

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507-635-6200

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highway Department

507-374-6694

Driveways & Culverts

Waste transfer, Landfill, & recycling Center

507-634-7875

Provides Waste Management & recycling Services

Minnesota Pollution Control Agency

507-285-7343

On-Site Disposal of Waste, Stormwater Permit

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THIS OLDER HOME has many new updates, including a new furnace, hot water heater, windows, flooring, and a fresh coat of paint. Check out the large lot with a lot of potential uses!

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A TRULY CHARMING TOWN & COUNTRY HOME. With 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, & main floor laundry, an extra family room and rec room in the mostly finished basement, you couldn’t ask for more. Enjoy the warm weather on the wrap-around-porch, or at the custom fire pit. The HUGE lot gives endless possibilities!..

Basketball court & volleyball! There is plenty of room for your toys in the 3 stall garage, too.

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If today’s real estate market has you frazzled, a home renovation project may be just the right answer. With home prices on the rise, finishing a basement is the latest trend towards building even more equity in the home.

A finished basement can offer a little extra room and give a growing family space to breathe, and with so many uses, a renovated basement may be exactly what your home is missing. It can provide additional storage, a sound-proofed media room, craft room, guest room, or income suite. The possibilities are endless. Here are some tips on how to give your basement a 180-degree makeover: Waterproof it. Check the interior foundation and floors to make sure there are no existing moisture issues, water damage or mold problems. Address any

Add color. Transform the dull and boring space into an inviting oasis or a colorful playroom with a simple coat of paint. If your basement has low ceilings or limited natural light, choose lighter, warmer tones to brighten the space. To add some drama, consider adding depth and visual interest to your space with a different colored accent wall.

Accessorize it. Throw pillows, rugs, lighting, and artwork are simple additions that can immediately enhance or change your basement’s look and feel. Pot lights can modernize, while artwork and throw pillows can add a splash of color. Accessories are really an opportunity to make it your own and let your personality shine through. They also provide an inexpensive way to keep your space looking fresh from year to year.

primary moisture issues before finishing the space. Examine grading to ensure water runs away from your foundation.

Soundproof it. Installing acoustic insulation is the perfect excuse to crank up the subwoofer, host a get-together or let the kids run wild. Soundproofing is the ultimate solution to maximize your basement’s peace, quiet and privacy. Industry experts suggest using Roxul Safe n’ Sound, which effectively absorbs sound and is easy to work with.

Add or replace flooring.

Installing a new floor can improve the overall comfort level and look of your basement.

Vinyl, laminate, ceramic tile, and engineered hardwood are great options. Say no to carpet, which can harbor mold and allergens, particularly in the basement, and don’t forget to lay a subfloor.

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It’s remodeling season, and with so many projects on the todo list, which should you tackle first? While some projects provide great long-term return on investment, a few simple ones can provide instant savings.

Here are the top home spring projects to help you save money: Caulk around windows and doors — Stop air leaks around your home by sealing existing gaps and cracks. Use caulking or weather stripping around doors and windows. Installing a door sweep is also a good idea.

Insulate your home — Use insulation with a high R-value, such as Roxul Comfortbatt, which can be used to top up insulation in your attic. Aim for an R-value of 50 or a depth of 16 inches. For whole home efficiency, ensure other areas of your home, such as crawl spaces, basement headers, walls and ceilings, are well insulated.

It will keep your house cool in the warm weather and take the stress off your air conditioning unit.

Rochester

Investment opportunity with motivated Seller! Duplex with both units currently rented. Lower unit consists of the main floor and basement level. Three bedrooms, two baths, hardwood floors. Upper unit is single bedroom with hardwood floors.

MLS#4073426 $139,900

make Jill your first call for professional real estate services.

Rochester

Immediate Possession! 3 bd, 2 ba split has newer steel siding, roof, energy efficient upgrades, 2’’ insulation under siding & triple glazed windows. All bedrooms, living room, family room on main level. Two 2-car insulated & HEATED garages. Yard is beautifully landscaped, including sprinkler system & shrubbery irrigation.

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Rochester Office 140 Elton Hills Lane NW Rochester, MN 55901

Jill Priggen Realtor 507.421.1777 Cell 507.288.1234 Office 507.288.9079 Fax

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Consider planting trees in strategic locations to provide shade and reduce cooling costs.

Install a rain barrel — Water is an important, but costly resource. Installing a rain barrel is an easy and affordable measure to reduce your water consumption, while keeping your lawn and garden looking great.

These simple home maintenance tasks can be well worth the effort, potentially providing hundreds of dollars in annual savings.

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Paul J. Kiltinen

Clean your AC unit — Come spring, it’s not uncommon to find an air conditioner’s condenser and compressor blocked up with dirt and debris. This can result in greater stress on the unit, causing it to work harder.

Giving it a thorough cleaning is easy and can help maximize your AC unit’s service life while minimizing your energy bill.

Plant trees — Direct sunlight can heat up surfaces and building materials, as well as the interior temperature of your home.

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Nice corner lot in an established residential neighborhood. Water, sewer, streets, curb and gutter are done. Open to all builders.

MLS #4072944 $25,000

Looking for a place for a small business with highway exposure or a place to build a 4-plex, here is your lot. Open to all builders.

MLS #4072945 $27,000

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300 1ST STREET SE HAYFIELD

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New construction home with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, large easy access shower and laundry all on 1 level. Conveniently located walk up area above the garage for all your storage needs.

MLS #4079332 $179,900

3 bedroom home on a corner lot close to all the community has to offer.

Cherry built cabinets with wood floors in the dining room and solid surface counter tops in kitchen. Enjoy your evenings on the patio or the deck.

This house is ready to move into.

MLS #4073478 $124,900

Tastefully redone home with new kitchen and bath including solid surface counter tops in both, new stainless steel appliances. All flooring is redone with some original hardwood. 3 bedrooms on main floor with possible 4th upstairs.

MLS #4073732 $137,900

118 2nd Ave NW, Suite 101, Hayfield NEW LISTING!

FOR RENT NEW LISTING! This home has it all, 4 bedrooms, 2 bath, 3 season porch and finished basement with wet bar area. Several outbuildings for all your toys.

MLS#4070185 $189,900

Large office/retail space for lease, multiple offices and reception area already in place. Off street parking for easy access. Good visibility. Utilities included and internet.

MLS #4073283 $1,200/mo.

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LIQUOR STORE

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26697 520th Street Pine Island, MN 55963

Open: M- F 8-6 p.m.; Sat. 8-12 p.m.

Closed Sun. 1009 Frontage Rd. NW Byron, MN

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JOIN THE CLEARY TEAM!!

WANTED:

WE ACCEPT USED

DIRECT CARE STAFF

401 8TH STREET SE KASSON

Cleary Building Corp.

MINI STORAGE

needed at Prairie Meadows in Kasson.

Split shift, 11-2 & 4-7, every other weekend.

New Building Large Units Now Available

Apply in person.

Ask for Kabrie.

Weekday hours: 8-12:00 & 1-5 p.m.

Saturday hours: 8-12:00

EOE.

Part Time help wanted.

No nights or Sundays.

Please apply in person, HWY. 57 in Mantorville.

507-635-5507

Excellent Location At Cleary Building Corp.

702 7th St. Circle SE Kasson, MN (507)634-6640

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Kasson

10 x 24....$70.00/month

HELP WANTED

CHS has multiple openings for Seasonal Operations/ Labor & Office Help for fall harvest in Kasson.

All shifts available. Please apply online at:

www.chsrochester.com/about-us/careers

EOE

needed.

No experience necessary.

Apply within.

If you have any questions contact Greg (Kasson) at 507-634-7545 or stop by the CHS Office at 107 8th Ave. SW, Kasson.

DODGE COUNTY POSITION

PUBLIC HEALTH ACCOUNT TECHNICIAN Dodge County vacancy for Account Technician (32 hrs/wk).

Duties include administrative accounting functions specializing in accounts receivable. Visit our website at www.co.dodge.mn.us or contact Employee Relations at the Government Services Building at 507-635-6239 for application materials. Application deadline 4:00 p.m. 8/22/16.

EOE. 34,35c

33-35c

WAITSTAFF

COOKS SERVERS BARTENDERS DISH WASHERS

Immediate openings for Direct Care Staff for 4 bed group home in West Concord. FT and PT PM positions available. Must have current MN driv lic & pass background check. Paid training provided! $11.00 – $11.25.

Full Benefits Package for FT positions. Call Heidi or Karla at 507-527-2456 or apply at 205 Southview Street, West Concord.

“EOE”

•KASSON LOCATION•

NOW HIRING CONSTRUCTION WORKERS $20 - $35 per hour BASED ON EXPERIENCE PLUS FULL BENEFITS! 35-36c

Dead or Alive

33-36c

WANTED

C O U N T Y

McNeilus Auto Parts 507-374-6392

30-39c

C O U N T Y

INDEPENDENT D O D G E

COMPLETE CARS & TRUCKS We pay up to $100. Pick up available.

33-37c

D O D G E

We are seeking hard working people looking for a career and advancement in our family owned business!

Drug screen and valid driver’s license required.

APPLY TODAY!! www.workforcleary.com 702 7th Street Circle SE Kasson, MN 55944 507-634-6640

PERFECT FOR STUDENTS OR FOR A SECOND JOB • Evening and weekend shifts available COME JOIN OUR WINNING TEAM

Apply in person and ask for Nick, or apply online at www.mysubwaycareer.com

WHEN A NURSING HOME IS NOT FOR YOU OR YOUR LOVED ONE...

Wellington adult care has trained staff who work 24 hrs. a day to provide you with services such as prepared meals, medication management, personal care such as bathing, dressing and grooming, as well as other activities of daily living. All meals are served family style in the dining room. Special diets are not a problem. We also arrange transportation to and from medical appointments accompanied by staff or family. We supply laundry services, and housekeeping. Our home is wheelchair accessible. We have a 1 to 5 staff to client ratio. All rooms are private. We serve a variety of clients over the age of 55. We are licensed by Dodge County and the State of Minnesota.

For more information please contact Jane Hill @ 507.374.2198 or 507.319.5134

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CDL driver over the road dryer van.

Driver benefits included. Paid holidays, vacation pay, and 401K health plan.

Krueger Trucking Austin, MN 1-800-634-3317

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“Wheeling and Dealing” or “No Pedaling Allowed” Written and directed by Sandra Hennings Miller

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6th Annual Olde Tyme

Auditions for

Ice cream SocIal

The Nutcracker’s Nuts!

of the St. Olaf Heritage Association

Sunday,August 21st

Sunday, August 21st • 2-4 pm

Aug. 19- Sept. 10 Friday & Saturday 7:30 p.m.

Sunday 2 p.m.

at the Historic Tverberg House 6200 County Rd. 3 SW, Byron

Come rain or shine-in case of rain the event will be held in the East St. Olaf Fellowship Hall Free will offering. Questions-call 365-8101

&

2 pm program “History Alive”

Sunday, August 28th

www.mantorvillain.com • 635-5420

635-5420

please have your displays in place by 1:30

NEWS VOTE!!!! ALERTS? Want

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God Keeps His Promises

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INDEPENDENT Antique Car Show D O D G E

C O U N T Y

Free t

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Sunday, August 21 1-3 p.m.

• Featuring cars from many different eras.

• Free Refreshments- Hot Dogs, Popcorn and Root Beer Floats • Live Music

Always Reaching Kids 304 4th St. NW, Kasson

WEDNESDAY NIGHTS Beginning Wed., Sept. 14 • 6:30-8 p.m.

DCI is starting a new e-mail alert system for breaking news and other notifications.

News doesn’t just happen once a week.

When warranted, the DCI will send alerts to your INDEPENDENT e-mail notifying you of breaking news happening throughout the area any time of the week.

A.R.K. Children's Ministry FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

ONLINE POLL

It is your chance to vote for the weekly question posted in the

Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and auditions begin at 7 p.m.

‡pie & Ice Cream ‡music by Kurt Orning Bring your old cars & tractors to display

Sponsored by

35-36

(Sept. 14, 2016 - March 29, 2017)

Age 4 - Grade 6

Come for high energy praise time, Bible adventures, scrumptious snacks, Bible verses, cool games and the A.R.K. store!

Going Deeper With Our Faith

Register on-line at: www.kassonbaptist.org For more info. please call 634-7888.

It's a SWEET Idea to Trust God

YOUTH GROUP FOR GRADES 7-12 on Wednesday Nights Year ‘Round 6:30-8:00 p.m.

Please go on-line to www.kassonbaptist.org to fill out registration/medical release forms. Please bring forms to Youth Group on Sept. 7th. for details, please call: 634-7888

Friday, August 19

DJ Blair • 8:30-12:30

We have both E-tabs & pull tabs. Come in and try your luck!!! ale Off-S l Specia

$17.99 24 pack cans

Thursday Nights at 7 p.m.

Mantorville Saloon 800 5th Ave. NW • Kasson, MN 507-634-9500

Birthdays • Anniversaries • Retirements • Any special occasion 501 Main St., Mantorville • 635-5557 • ATM on-site

Mon.-Thur. • Noon - 12 a.m. • Fri. • Noon- 1a.m. • Sat. • 10 a.m. -1 a.m. • Sun. • Noon - 8 p.m.

FOOTBALL

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FOOTBALL

401 8TH STREET SE KASSON

• DRINK SPECIALS DURING THE VIKING GAMES $2.00 DOMESTIC TAPS $8.00 DOMESTIC PITCHERS $4.00 BAR RAIL

SENATOR DAVID H. SENJEM will be at Prairie Meadows on

TUES., AUGUST 23RD AT 7 P.M. to review the

2016 Legislative Session.

PUBLIC INVITED • REFRESHMENTS

AUGUST -- STEAK SPECIAL SUNDAY - THURSDAY 8OZ SIRLOIN WITH CHOICE OF SIDE & SOUP AND SALAD BAR $12.99

WWW.EVENTSSPORTSBAR.COM

800 5th Ave NW, Kasson 634-9500

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