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Proud to be one of this
areas leading aftermarket auto
repair facilities, Andys Pro
Tire & Auto Service has been
providing tire and custom
wheel sales and exhaust work,
precision alignment and sus-
pension service along with
the repair and replacement of
brakes, engines, transmissions
for more than 26 years. And,
operating on the straightfor-
ward premise of excellent serv-ice at reasonable prices, owner
Andy Schieber and his crew
have kept a commitment to
quality that has increasingly
earned the loyalty of return cus-
tomers for miles around.
Andys Pro Tire Service is
dedicated to keeping drivers and
their vehicles safe on the road,
and Andys will service just
about any make or model of
vehicle. A capable crew of
excellence-certified technicians
stand equipped and ready to take
care of engine maintenance and
repair needs, oil changes, muf-
flers, air-conditioning systems,
transmission work and more.
In addition to himself and
service writer Chip Mandel,
Andys experienced service
technician, Mark Grieger, uses
the latest automotive diagnos-
tic technology to ensure effi-
cient, high-quality service.
Instant online
tire pricing
Interested consumers are
invited to experience the con-
venience of online tire pricing
by visiting www.andyspro-
tire.com. There, once such per-
tinent information such as
vehicle make, brand and num-
ber of tires are submitted, curi-
ous shoppers will see exactly
what their preferred purchase
will cost.
Often, there are $50-$75
rebates on many tire sets, andAndy estimates he has about
300 in stock, including Coop-
er, Michelin, Kumho,
Goodyear, BF Goodrich and
several other brands. And if the
tires you want are not in stock,
he says, suppliers deliveries
are coming in daily.
Whether its a repair or
replacement, Andys wheel and
tire machines are state-of-the-
art. An ErH System IV tire
mounting machine and UPI
System III balancing machine
give Andys technicians the
capability to mount and bal-
ance any rim up to 22 inches.
And the shops Arago align-
ment machine is as accurate as
you can possibly get, Andy
said, which makes for lesser
wear on customers tires.
The Maple Lakehe Maple ake
Messenger Extra, September 2014 A publication of the Maple Lake Messenger - Distributed to 5,000 area homes & businesses
By Katie Friedman
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Top: At Andys Pro Tire & Auto Service, in Annandale atthe corner of Poplar Avenue and Highway 55, the refur-
bished grille of a 56 Chevy hails passersby.
Bottom: Owner Andy Schieber and his crew keep a
commitment to quality that has consistently earned the
loyalty of return customers for miles around.
(Photos by Katie Friedman)
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Andys Pro Tire & AutoContinued from page 1
And theres no need to pay
for your tires until you pick up
your car, he adds. All of his
tires are mounted for free, and
free rotation is offered with any
four-tire purchase.
Satisfaction
guaranteed
One of Annandales oldest
service shops, Andys offers
competitive pricing and runs
service specials throughout the
year. Discounts on everything
from alignment services to
tires can be found at
www.andysprotire.com by
clicking on Hot Deals and
Coupons.
Andys also tows, and offers
discount towing during busi-
ness hours to customers having
work done in the shops garage.
Stranded motorists, near and
far, are advised to call 320-274-
3986. Loaner cars are also
available for customers, and
vehicles can be left before or
after business hours by using asecured drop-off system.
Boasting a large inventory
of in-stock items, Andys parts
department carries a prodigious
supply of vehicle parts and
accessories. Andy buys dis-
tressed vehicles, as well, and
is happy to pay cash for one. A
longtime collector with an edu-
cated eye for muscle cars in par-
ticular, Andy has introduced
many a vintage vehicle to its
newest happy owner.
Andys service department
features a comfortable lounge
in a relaxed, retro-era setting.
Complimentary beverages are
on hand, as is free shuttle serv-
ice to any destination within a
five-mile radius.
Complimentary e-mail
reminder service is also avail-
able for oil changes, tire rota-
tion or inspection, and most
aftermarket warranties are hon-
ored. And customers are always
invited to bring in their used
drain oil for on-site recycling.
At Andys, your satisfaction
is their highest priority.
Honest and reliable people
you can trust, Andy says of
his business and its crew. We
personally guarantee your sat-
isfaction. Our reputationdepends on it.
Andys is open 8 a.m.-5:30
p.m. Monday -Friday, and 8:30
a.m.-12:30 p.m. Saturdays.
For more information, visit
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320-274-3986.
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ment machine, a state-of-the-art tool for lessening wear
on customers tires. (Photos by Katie Friedman)
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The arrival of cooler tem-
peratures means motorcycle
enthusiasts should have a plan
in place for their vehicles.
Although fall sees many riders
pack their bikes into the garageto wait out the winter, many
others see no reason to quit the
great outdoors just because
colder weather is on the way.
No matter which path riders
take and when they take it,
preparation is essential when
riding motorcycles. Here are a
few pointers for riders to con-
sider once the leaves have start-
ed to change color.
Layer up
Layering clothing is a key
component of riding a motor-
cycle in colder temperatures.
Many people are not very
active on the back of a bike, so
they will not generate enough
heat on their own. Layering
clothing will take the bite out
of frosty winds and any precip-
itation that happens to be
falling.
Layer clothing so that you
will feel comfortable, maybe
even a bit warm when you are
just standing around outdoors.
A first layer of thermal orfleece is a good idea. Then
layer other materials as needed
for comfort. Just do not wear
so many layers that your
mobility is compromised. If
layers are not keeping you
warm enough, invest in heated
clothing.
The outermost layer you
wear should be weather- and
wind-resistant. Wind chill can
quickly sap your energy and cut
your ride considerably. Leather
clothing will fit the bill in
most cases, but a rain suit or
some other waterproof material
also may be necessary at
times.
Leaves
Leaves can be a significant
hazard to riders in the fall.
Damp leaves can make a slip-
pery mess of roads, particular-
ly on turns and curves.
Avoid all piles of leaves, as
you do not know what may be
hiding beneath them. Consider
wet leaves as dangerous asblack ice, as soggy leaves can
be just as slippery.
Salt and sand
Road maintenance crews
will use sand and salt to keep
roads clear when snow and ice
forms. Avoid riding on salty
roads because the salt can cor-
rode chrome and paint. If you
choose to do any winter riding,
apply a coat of wax to all parts
of the motorcycle before going
for a ride. This will help pro-
tect it and enable any salt to be
easily wiped off after riding.
Standing water
If it rains or snows lightly
after an extended period of dry-
ness, oils in the road can come
to the surface, making roads
quite slick. In addition, stay on
the lookout for puddles and
other standing water. While
motorcycle tires are good for
displacing water, they still can
hydroplane. Stay focused when
riding on wet surfaces.
Foraging animalsOne potential hazard riders
may not consider is wildlife.
Harvested crops reduce easy
food sources, and animals may
be on the move looking for
food. Deer can be pushed out of
fields by hunters. A collision
with a deer can damage a car,
never mind a motorcycle.
Always use caution in rural
areas, particularly at dawn and
dusk.
Winterizing
If you choose to store your
bike when the weather starts to
get cold, remember to put a
fuel stabilizer in the tank, fill
the tank with gas and hook the
battery up to a battery tender.
This will ensure the bike is
ready to hit the road when the
temperatures warm up.
Cold weather riding tips for bikers
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Autumn is ripe with vibrant
colors and scenery. One of the
more vivid sights this time of
year are the bright, orange
pumpkins that adorn walkways
and front porches of homes and
businesses. Not only are
pumpkins ideal for decorating,
but they're also great to eat.Some people who plan to
carve jack-o-lanterns mistaken-
ly believe the same type of
pumpkin can be used in their
favorite recipes. But what carv-
ing pumpkins have in visual
flair, they usually lack in fla-
vor and substance. Instead,
would-be pumpkin cookers
should look to other varieties if
they plan to serve pumpkin on
the menu.
Pumpkins are available
from September through
December, but they peak in
October. Many smaller pump-
kins are better and sweeter for
cooking. Mini pumpkins,
sugar, cheese, and pie pump-
kins are varieties commonly
used in recipes. The big jack-o-
lantern pumpkins have stringy,
watery flesh and will provide
little to no pulp for cooking.
Select a pumpkin as you
would any other type ofsquash. Look for a firm pump-
kin with no bruises or soft
spots. The pumpkin also
should have a deep orange
color. Store pumpkins in a
cool, dark area until ready for
use to prolong freshness. Wash
the exterior of the pumpkin in
cool water before cutting to
remove any dirt and bacteria on
the surface of the pumpkin so
it won't be transferred to the
pulp of the pumpkin.
Slice the pumpkin in half
and remove the seeds and any
stringy material. Rinse and
save the seeds for planting or
roasting. Put the pumpkin
pieces in the microwave to
cook or you can steam or bake
them until the pulp is soft and
the pumpkin falls off of the
skin. Cool the pumpkins, then
puree the pulp until it's
smooth. You may want to
strain the pureed pumpkin witha cheese cloth to remove any
excess water before using in a
pie recipe. Baked breads may
benefit from the extra mois-
ture.
Pumpkins are a great source
of dietary fiber, vitamin A,
vitamin C, riboflavin, potassi-
um, copper, manganese, vita-
min E, thiamin, niacin, vita-
min B6, folate, iron, calcium,
magnesium, and phosphorus.
They're also low in fat and
calories. Pumpkin puree can
replace the oil in some baking
recipes, much as you would
use applesauce.
Upcoming Red Cross blood drivesDonors of all types are encouraged to help save lives by giving
blood. Appointments can be made by calling 1-800-RED-CROSS
or visiting redcrossblood.org. Upcoming blood donation opportu-
nities in Wright County: Oct. 8 from 1 - 7 p.m., Community
Center, 505 Walnut Street, Monticello.
Dairy Farm Bill training is Oct. 2The University of Minnesota Extension, Wright County, will
be hosting Farm Bill Education meetings focused on the new dairy
program. Come get your questions answered. The meeting will be
held on Thursday, Oct. 2, from 1-3 p.m. at the Maple Lake Amer-
ican Legion (220 1st St. W). For more information contact Rod
Greder, Wright County Extension, at 763-682-7381.
Holy Cross Fall Bazaar is Oct. 4Holy Cross Lutheran Church is having their Fall Bazaar Satur-
day, Oct. 4, from 8 a.m. to noon. There will be quilts, crafts and
baked goods. Proceeds will be going to support a number of mis-
sion projects throughout the year. Holy Cross Lutheran Church is
1 mile north of Hwy. 55 on Co. Rd. 8 (the blue church).
St. Timothys Breakfast and Bake Sale is Oct. 5St. Timothys Parish School is hosting a pancake and French
toast breakfast with a bake sale on Sunday, Oct. 5, from 8:30 a.m.
to noon. This breakfast and sale is hosted by the St. Timothys
school parents. A free will donation is encouraged.
Annual Love INC Gala in Buffalo is Oct. 5Love INC-Big Woods invites you to enjoy games, food, music
and more at the 5th annual fundraising gala. It will take place on
Sunday, Oct. 5, at Christ the King Retreat Center in Buffalo, from
4:30-8:30 p.m. This event is a major fundraiser for the organiza-
tion which uses local church members to help neighbors in need.
A great evening is planned with butler-passed hors d'oeuvres, a
buffet style meal and music. A silent auction, live auction, photo
booth, games and more will be included. The theme for the Gala is,
"Serving Hands, Loving Hearts." Lives are touched in the Name of
Christ when volunteers donate time, finances and prayers to this
ministry. The service area for Love INC is Buffalo, Hanover, Maple
Lake and Annandale. Tickets are $30, and they are available at
BankWest, Buffalo Books and Coffee, Star Bank in Maple Lake,
Irish Blessings Coffee house, and local churches. Anyone willingto donate silent auction items please call t he Clearinghouse at 763-
682-2550, Peg Plaggerman (612-282-3431) or Mary Buschel (763-
438-1046)
Bountiful Harvest brunch and auction is Oct. 9It's auction time again at Reichel's Event Center. So ladies
invite your friends and plan on attending the "Bountiful Harvest"
brunch and auction held Oct. 9. The silent auction will start at 9
a.m., so bring your donated baked and canned goods, crafts, plants,
fall harvest, etc. before then. The meal, followed by the live auc-
tion, will begin at 9:30 a.m. and will be topped off by speaker
Karen Anderson of Sioux Falls, SD speaking on "Darkness to
Light". Make reservations by calling Betsy at 320-274-5419,
Dawn at 612-723-3905 or email l [email protected]. This
event is sponsored by Stonecroft Ministries.
Pioneer Park fall pancake breakfast is Oct. 19
In celebration of our beautiful fall season Minnesota PioneerPark will be hosting the "Fall Maple Syrup Pancake Breakfast"
Sunday, Oct. 19, from 9:00 a.m to 1:00 p.m. Bring the family
and get filled up with the famous pancake breakfast that includes
eggs, sausage, juice, coffee, milk and all-you-can-eat pancakes.
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Wright CountySnowmobile AssociationMeeting 7:30 p.m.
High School &Elementary PictureRetake Day
Elementary Book Fair Friends of the Maple
Lake Library meet atthe Library 4:30 p.m.
Lions Club Meeting atthe Legion Club 7 p.m.
Sons of the AmericanLegion Meeting atLegion Club 7:30 p.m.
Fall Holiday -No School
Wright Saddle ClubMeeting 7 p.m.
Halloween Carnival3-5 p.m.
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Columbus Day Elementary Book Fair Elementary Evening
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Knights of ColumbusMeeting atSt. Timothys Church7 p.m.
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Elementary Book Fair Hasty-Silver CreekSportmans ClubMeeting 7 p.m.
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840 East Elm Street Annandale
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Bernatellos Foods...
A total commitment
to quality!
Proudly
employs over
225 people!
205 1st St. S.
Buffalo, MN 55313763.682.2244Open 6a.m. -
Midnight
Grocery BakeryMeat Fresh ProduceDelicatessen ATM
Floral Postage Stamps Money Orders
RedboxWedding Cakes
Special Party Orders
Corinna TownshipMeeting 7 p.m.
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Family Medicine OB/GYN Occupational
Medicine Mental Health
Services
October 2014
October 2014
City of Maple LakeCouncil Meeting 7 p.m.
Albion TownshipMeeting 8 p.m.
Corinna TownshipMeeting 7 p.m.
Maple Lake TownshipMeeting 7 p.m.
Silver Creek TownshipMeeting 7 p.m.
Gardening WorldwideMeeting at 7 p.m.
Maple Lake www.Bernatellos.com
Girls Hockey PracticeBegins
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