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• Gerhard C. Schuur, et al to Lucas Paul Isder, et al, L: 1 First Addition to Lake View Acres; L: 2 N ½, First Addition to Lake View Acres; B: 1 L: 2 & 3, Lake View Acres Second Addition; B: 1 OL: A, Lake iew Acres Second Addition.

Please, do not request that your name be left off the District Court List. MN DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Garrett Douglas Hoium, Montevideo, MN, Wildlife Management Area - Portable Stand Left Overnight - $135.

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Thank You to MCC’s Exceptional Coaches and Staff Every year there are individuals who selflessly dedicate their time, efforts, and expertise. From the tireless volunteer coaches to the dedicated paid staff, these remarkable individuals form the backbone of our teams, contributing to our accomplishments, growth, and overall success.

Reporter The MCC/F Warriors competed at the Red Rock Conference meet on Monday October 16th in Mountain Lake. Girls varsity took first place with 29 points and boys varsity placed second with 40 points.

In the first set of the night, the Rebels fell behind early to RTR. MCC’s defense kept the ball alive keeping pace with the Knight’s various attack strategies, but continued to be hurt by violations and ball handling calls.

SCHOOL MENU Monday, October 30: Breakfast: Mini Cream Cheese Bagels, Fresh Fruit, Assorted Fruit Juice, Milk. Lunch: Hashbrown Stackers, Steamed Carrots, Buttered Bread, Chilled Applesauce.

The MCC Rebels were back on the road Tuesday night to play the Adrian Ellsworth Dragons in the opening round of the Section 3A Football playoffs. The Rebels were the 5th seeded team out of the eight teams in the section. They were back in Adrian, who the Rebels lost to in week 3 of the season. In September the Rebels and the Dragons played a low-scoring game in which the Dragons used a key late-game interception to end the Rebel’s chances of a come-from-behind win. Tuesday would show how the two teams have developed over the course of the season as the Dragons would end the Rebels season.

THIS CHURCH OR THAT CHURCH – THAT IS THE QUESTION. I have served as pastor in the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod (LCMS) for nearly 50 years and over that time I have been amazed at the lack of understanding about church denominations and other world influences around them.