EMPLOYMENT

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HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE/
EQUIPMENT OPERATOR
Annandale
Sherburne County Public Works is hiring a full
Care Center
time Highway Maintenance/Equipment Operator.
is now hiring

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and Shif t

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Best Western Chelsea Hotel

is currently hiring:
HOUSEKEEPING Supporting Adults with Disabilities
PT Weekdays and every other weekend.
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Dazzlers dance team

BLUE
NOW HIRING
competes in Monticello
RIBBON
QUALITY MEATS EXPERIENCED BY BRENDAN POTTER

LINE COOK
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Is Hiring!
The Becker dance
team stayed close to home
WILL TRAIN THE
FT BUTCHER/
this past weekend, traveling
to Monticello for their Invi-
RIGHT PERSON
MEAT CUTTER
tational. This was the last
Immediate opening. Will
meet of the regular season
train, must be punctual &
and the last meet overall for
have clean appearance.
• Wage based
the JV teams.
$15 to start on exp.
Apply in person The Monticello Invite
or Call John hosted 14 teams from
Come in & fill out

around the state, several

application.

teams that the Becker team

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had not yet seen this sea-
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son. After a long day of
Monticello
competition, the Dazzlers
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found themselves with fifth

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place finishes in JV, fourth and rewarding to see the ac- fine tuning and cleaning to tackling a difficult routine
place in Varsity kick and complishments over the do before next weekend, and they are really coming
third place in Varsity jazz.
TADD'S LIGHTHOUSE
course of a season. This but our scores have been on strong at the end of the
The JV kick team per- team has made improve- improving over the last season. Our scores continue
(Adult Foster Care &

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performance, bringing lots and performance quality that is what we like to see formance and I am looking
Host Position Is seeking compassionate
of energy to the routine. this year and I'm certain right before Sections! The forward to next weekend!"
“This team has come a they will continue to do so 4AA Section is a very said Coach Baloun.
Available individuals with initiative
long way this season and in the future," said Coach tough Section, so we really Becker will compete at
& enthusiasm to work as
improved so much! They Baloun. want to be at our best!" said the 4AA Section meet at
Start with W
Weeekends
really brought the routine to Varsity kick performed Baloun. Alexandria High School
• Direct Support Staff
life today. I can't wait to their high energy routine Varsity jazz also Saturday.
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see what they can accom- and received their best earned their best scores of This competition will
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Coach Nadia Fischer- competition. tion and took home the Rocori, St Cloud Cathedral,
Apply at: El Loro
Variety of shifts avail.
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finish the season strong and scores as we head towards scores at sections. This competition starts at 11am.
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Bulldog wrestlers
finish 7th at S. St. Paul
By Gary Meyer, Editor North St. Paul.
Bulldog wrestlers cap- The three seventh
tured four third place fin- place winners were Adam
ishes and three seventh Jurek, 113, a 5-2 decision
place medals to finish mid- over Ethan Hook, Eden
pack in the 16-team Veld- Prairie; Blake Paulson, 145,
man Invite at South St. Paul a 5-1 decision over Phillip
Saturday. Guse, Eden Prairie; and
Becker had 93 points Alex Berglund, 152, an in-
for seventh place. South St. jury forfeit winner over
Paul won the tournament Matt Stack, Park Center.
with 216 points and was Lincoln Carlson, 170,
followed by Stillwater, 195; picked up points for an
Blaine, 194; Maple Grove, eighth place finish, when
171; Lakeville North, 131; he lost to Ethan Mantich,
Eden Prairie, 130; Becker, Lakeville North, 3-2.
LUCAS PAULSON readied for more action against

NEW IN TOWN? Austin, 87; North St. Paul, After Saturday’s ac-
his 126-pound opponent from Little Falls. In recent ac-
63; Park Center, 35; Hum- tion, Anderson stood at 15-
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tion he won the match by pinfall. (Photo by Gary W.

boldt, 25; Cretin-Derham 7 on the season; Jurek,

Meyer)

Hall, 23; Mpls. North, 23;
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Becker’s four third
RECEIVING OUR PAPER. place finishers were Lukas
Paulson, 120, who won his
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over Wai Wai Eh, Como, in
2:57; Jacob Berning, 138, a
4-1 decision over Jack
Schlink, Eden Prairie;
Logan Jurek, 145, a 4:48
pinfall win over Andrew
Barnard, Como; and Nick
Radunz, 285, who got a 4-
3 decision over Aaron Ma-
mundo, Park Center.
Ethan Anderson, 106,
managed a fifth place fin-
ish, that coming with a 9-6
decision over Issac Fang,
8-14; Paulson, 22-7; Bern-
ing, 18-8; Logan Jurek, 18-
11; Berglund, 4-3; Carlson,
7-16; Radunz, 20-5.
The wrestlers are at Al-
bany Friday afternoon.

Eagles split games

BY KEON MCGARVEY
CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Eagles 5,
Legacy Christian 2
The Eagles’ defeated
Legacy Christian 5-2 at
Super Rink 5 last Saturday.
It was the Eagles ninth win
of the season and their third
straight win, the longest
winning streak this season.
The Eagles were down
1-0 less than a minute into
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the first period. Jaden Keo,

with the assist from Austin
Rydberg and Corbin Kollar,
tied the game just under
EAGLES GOALIE Caden Weber. (Submitted Photo)

seven minutes into the pe-
riod.
Legacy Christian re-
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before Weston Shug (power
Legacy Christian was 0-2
on power plays against the
Eagles.
The Eagles nearly dou-
bled Legacy Christian’s of-
fensive shooting. The
from a shutout with a goal
late in the third.
North Branch scored
once more, ending the
game with a 13-1. Weston
Shug (tripping, minor) and

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Eagles had 44 shots on the
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Zach Piehl tended the
goal for the Eagles, saving
24 of 26 shots.
Eagles 1,
North Branch 13
The Eagles were
handed a tough loss at
Chisago Lakes Arena in
Aubrey Hartfiel (tripping,
minor) both served two
minutes in the penalty box.
North Branch served five
minutes on one major in-
fraction, checking from be-
hind.
Zach Piehl and Caden
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There were 11 total in-
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games.
The Eagles were down
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him. Piehl played for just
under 22 minutes and faced
heavy offensives from
North Branch, saving 22 of
31 shots against him.
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gles served eight of those tended to 11-0 by the end of shots on the goal, double
on four infractions. The Ea- the second period. The Ea- the Eagles’ 19.
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