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WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2015
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VOLUME 16
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NUMBER 29
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USPS 017-988
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Area youth attend ELCA Youth Gathering in Detroit, MI
AREA
EVENTS
Monona
Community
Blood Drive
A blood drive will be held at
the Monica Community Center,
located on East Center Street,
Monday, August 3, 2015 from
12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
For an appointment, please
call Celia at 539-2275 or visit
redcrossblood.org
By donating to this blood
drive, you are helping one or
more graduating seniors earn a
scholarship!
All presenting donors may
enter a raffle to win 1 of 3
$10 VISAgift cards!
Borcherding-Kregel
reunion to be held
A reunion for BorcherdingKregal will be held Sunday, July
26 at the home of Dick & Phyllis
Owings in Garnavillo.
A potluck will begin at noon.
Krambeer Family
Reunion set for
July 26, Luana
The John and Clara (Henkes)
Krambeer Family Reunion will
be held Sunday, July 26, 2015,
at the Luana Savings Bank
basement, Luana, Iowa with a
noon potluck.
Donation to Clayton Co. Food Shelf
State of Iowa Department of Corrections Luster Heights Facility and
The Anamosa State Penitentiary hold a food drive, employee raffle
and silent auction each year to raise money to donate to local pantries
around the state of Iowa. This year, $1,163.00 was given to the Clayton
County Food Shelf in St. Olaf. Pictured is Robin Bernhard from Luster
Heights and Utoni Ruff from the Food Shelf. Photo by Andra Meana
Fundraiser for McGregor’s Turner
Park to be held July 31, 2015
McGregor’s Turner Park will be
a very busy place later this month
when the Turner Park Committee
sponsors a 5K walk/run, a children’s
fun run and a hog roast at the park
on July 31. The free children’ run
will start at 6:30pm and will be run
on the grass along the perimeter
of the park where the blacktopped
walking track/trail will eventually
be built. Participation ribbons will
be awarded to the children. All
participants will be entered into a
raffle drawing for prizes including
gift certificates to area businesses.
Following the childrens’ event
the 5K run will start and proceed
down Ann Street. Runners will
cross Main Street at 3rd street and
continue down along the river until
the turn around neat the end of the
road. Back tracking, they will return
to Main Street and then continue up
the street ending at the finish line
at Turner Park. Walkers will start
about 15 minutes after the runners
and will follow the same route.
The registration fee for the run/
walk is $15.00 in advance and
$20.00 on July 31st and includes
a ticket to the hog roast. Pre
registrations are encouraged but
not mandatory. Registration forms
are available at the McGregor
Marquette Chamber of Commerce,
McGregor City Hall and at the
McGregor Public Library. Runners
and walkers can also register at the
event on July 31st at Turner Park
which is next to the Great River
Care Center on the Western edge of
McGregor. Dr. Jonathan and Cheri
Moser are the organizers of the run/
walk. Janet Hallberg is chairman
of the hog roast. The hog roast
will run from 6pm to 7:30pm and
includes roast pork, potato salad,
baled beans, roll and a dessert.
Water will also be available. Those
people coming for the meal and not
running or walking are asked to
contribute a free will offering. This
event is a fundraiser for the Turner
Park four phase project to improve
and upgrade the park. Please come
out to enjoy the event and to support
the Turner Park improvements.
Clayton Co.
Democrats to
meet July 23
The Clayton County
Democrats will meet Thursday,
July 23 at the Volga City Park.
A potluck dinner will begin
at 6pm with a meeting following
at 7pm.
We are expecting presidential
and congressional staff to be
attending.
Over 30,000 youth from the
Evangelical Lutheran of America
gathered in Detroit last week for the
National Youth Gathering. Along
with large group worship sessions,
the teens and their chaperones
participated in several service
projects. Seventeen youth and
their chaperones, Tracy Decker,
Heidi Feuerhelm and Pastor Erika
Kielstrup, attended from St. Paul
in Monona. Friday, as part of their
service project, the group fought
bugs and brush to mow grass and
clear debris from abandoned yards.
The ELCA has a phrase “God’s
Work, our Hands” which was surely
embodied in these events.
The gathering ended Sunday
with a worship service led by the
National head of the ELCA, Bishop
Elizabeth Eaton. She said, “The
Lutheran Church wants to be in
places where they can speak about
and learn about justice and what it
means to be God’s people. We also
did lessons about racism, classism
and sexism and how our values as
Christians push us to seek justice.”
Monona youth at the gathering
are pictured above.
The convention was also a way
for Detroit improve its image.
Many participants said they were
pleasantly surprised by how nice
the downtown looked.. An Iowa
teen said, “I feel awesome that we
were helping the community and all
of Detroit.”
At the ELCA Youth Gathering,
there were so many opportunities
to give. Some donated hair to
benefit children with hair loss, some
have made fleece hats to keep the
community warm, some contributed
to ELCA World Hunger’s Walk
for Water like two pictured to the
left, and thousands of diapers were
donated for families in need.
Participants had the chance to
take an unforgettable walk designed
to simulate the experience of
collecting water miles away from
home, while raising questions about
access to water in the U.S., too.
The goal was to raise $500,000 for
the water-related projects of ELCA
World Hunger, and the gifts will be
matched - dollar for dollar – until a
grand total of $1 million.
Henkeseen Holsteins host stop on Red & White Convention Tour
Clayton County
Genealogy Society
to meet July 28
The Clayton County
Genealogy Society will meet on
Tuesday, July 28 at the Becker
Center, 119 N. Main Street,
Elkader (former Voss Realty
building), at 1:00 p.m. Lunch at
Johnson's Restaurant at 11:30.
The group attending included: (in no particular order) Bryce Decker, Micah Decker, Chelbe Feuerhelm,
Aspen Havlicek, Ashley Heins, Nicole Heins, Brady Henkes, Brooklyn Landt, Chloe Landt, Peyton Meisner,
Lizzie Miene, Ryan Moon, Avrey Smith, Logan Taylor, Eric Walz, Kellie Walz and Cody Waterman. Chaperones
on the trip were: Tracy Decker, Heidi Feuerhelm and Pastor Erika Kielstrup
Pictured above from left to right are Trent Henkes next to his son,
Matt Henkes, Leslie Henkes, and Leah (Henkes) Lange.
a genetic recessive. You can also
have black and white Holsteins
that are labeled as RC (red carrier).
Years ago red and white cattle were
looked down on, and dairy farmers
got rid of them. Now, there is great
interest in red and whites, and they
usually command sale value higher
than similar pedigreed black and
whites. Also, red colored babies can
turn black, as they get older. The
trick is to look at the eyelashes to
see if they are red.”
Andrew Larson
Outlook Editor
Henkeseen Holsteins, a dairy farm
located just outside of Luana and run
by Trent and Leslie Henkes, played
host to a stop on the National Red
& White Convention Tour. This was
one of the last stops on the way to the
national convention in Decorah.
Crowds of dairy enthusiasts, cow
connoisseurs, and those just looking
to have a good time learning about
Holsteins found their way to the
Henkes’ farm Tuesday morning to
view the facilities and get to know
the herd.
“We ended up with a real good
turnout – 125 people in all. The
National Red and White tour group
included international guests from
Germany and Australia,” said
Henkeseen Holstein co-owner Trent
Henkes afterward. “The convention
was held in Decorah and included
a cattle show, cattle sale, banquet
and annual meeting. We had two
animals consigned in the sale. Red and white breeds, though
not always in demand for dairy
Macy McGeough and Trent Henkes play with newborn calf.
farmers, have become more of a hot
commodity in the Holstein business,
as Henkes explains:
“The Red and White Holstein
is a specific breed of dairy cattle
which makes for 7 breeds of dairy,”
Henkes stated. Most red and whites
are actually Holstein, just of the
specific color. Red and White is
Henkeseen Holsteins is a sixth
generation family farm owned and
operated by Trent, Leslie, and Matt
Henkes. 65 registered Holsteins
are milked on the farm, including
several Red and White families. The
century farm spreads across 100
acres, along with an extra 150 acres
rented for corn, alfalfa, and pasture.
Murphy Helwig Library Expansion
On Friday, July 17th, the first truss was put on the Murphy Helwig
Library expansion. Photo by Andra Meana
Wednesday, July 22, 2015 | The Outlook
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M-F Class of 1960 Celebrates 55 Year Class Reunion
Pictured above in the front row from left to right are: Robert Melcher, Julie (Fritz) Klotzbach, Nancy
(Williams) Lerdall and Martha (Graham) Travis. Middle left to right: Joyce (Miller) Melcher, Geri (Crain) Ney,
Karen (Schlitter) Steege, Susan (Corlett) Hadley, Vernelda (Scherf) VanNote, L’Dean Henkes and Chuck Easton.
Back left to right: Ed Hupfer, Harold Krambeer, Burnell Fuelling, Roger Blietz, Jerry Klotzbach, Ken Steege,
Jerry Tayek and Lawrence Lotza. Photo submitted
On Saturday, June 27, nineteen
members of the M-F class of
1960 were present at Johnson’s
Restaurant in Elkader to renew old
friendships from their high school
days. Everyone had an enjoyable
evening.
Those attending were: Roger
and Helen Blietz-Cedar Rapids, IA,
Roger and Susan (Corlett) HadleyTucson, AZ, Skip and Geri (Crain)
Ney-Ossian, IA, Chuck and Barb
Easton-Davenport, IA, Jerry and
Julie (Fritz) Klotzbach-Aitken, MN,
Burnell Fuelling-Anamosa, IA,
Dave and Martha (Grahan) TravisShellsburg, IA, Ed and Jean Hupfer,
and Wayne and Vernelda (Scherf)
VanNote-Clinton, IA, Harold and
Safe Sitter Course offered at Crossing
Rivers Health—Family Resource Center
Safe Sitter Course will be
offered this summer at Crossing
Rivers Health—Family Resource
Center Students learn babysitting
basics and more
Crossing Rivers Health’s Family
Resource Center will offer Safe
Sitter® courses for young teens 11
years of age and up on July 30-31,
2015 in Prairie du Chien, August
11, 2015 in Wauzeka and August 13,
2015 in Boscobel.
Amanda Nagel, Parent Educator
at Family Resource Center,
reports, “Over 600,000 adolescent
babysitters have graduated from the
medically-accurate program which
instills students with confidence
as they learn how, why and where
injuries can happen so they can be
prevented. The cost of the course is
$50; scholarships are available. Give
us a call at 608-357-2138 to register
your son or daughter or your child’s
babysitter today.”
The up-to-date curriculum
provides hands-on practice in
lifesaving techniques designed
to prepare babysitters to act in an
emergency. Babysitters also receive
instruction on how a child’s age
affects how to care for them, how
to prevent problem behavior and
how to run their own babysitting
business. They also learn basic first
aid as well as how to perform infant
and child choking rescue and CPR.
To graduate from the Safe
Sitter® course and receive a
completion card, students must pass
a rigorous practical and written test
that indicates their mastery of key
concepts and life and safety skills.
Interested youth or families are
asked to contact Family Resource
Center by calling 608-357-2135 or
emailing frc@crossingrivers.org
<mailto:frc@crossingrivers.org>
for additional information or to
register for one of the classes.
Deanna Krambeer-St. Olaf, IA,
Nancy (Williams) Lerdall-Decorah,
IA, Ken and Karen (Schlitter)
Steege-Manitowoc, WI, L’Dean and
Arleta Henkes, Lawrence and Jan
Lotza, Robert and Joyce (Miller)
Melcher, and Jerry Tayek-all from
Monona. Lanny and Linda (Drahn)
Scheffert-Monona were present for
social hour.
The US Coast
Guard Auxiliary
The US Coast Guard Auxiliary,
Prairie du Chien Flotilla now has
a new facility ready to respond
to missions on the Mississippi
River. The Kaylee-Annie, a 22
foot pontoon boat owned by Steve
Gress of McGregor was placed into
service this week. Docked at the Winneshiek
Marina North of Prairie du Chien
the Kaylee -Annie is available for
routine patrol and search and rescue
missions as a facility of the US
Coast Guard.
The mission of the KayleeAnnie and her crew is to patrol the
waters of pools 9 and 10 assisting
boaters in distress and watching
for environmental hazards, hazards
to navigation and other activities
as directed by the US Coast
Guard. She is available to assist
local authorities with on the water
missions.
The Auxiliary is always in need
of volunteers. If you are interested
please call Roger Richter at
(608)994-2784.
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Library Hours
Decorah
Sales Commission
Farm Market Report
7-13-15 - Head Count: 401
Farmersburg Public Library
563-536-2229
Mon. 12-3 pm; Tues. & Thurs. 4-7 pm; Wed. 11-4 pm;
Fri. & Sat. 9 am-12 noon; Sunday closed
McGregor Public Library
563-873-3318
Mon. & Wed. 2:30-8:30 pm; Tues. & Thurs. 10:30 am-5:30 pm;
Fri. 2:30-5:30 pm; Sat. 9:30 am-3:30 pm
Murphy Memorial Library, Monona
563-539-2356
Mon. & Wed. 1-8 pm; Tues. & Thurs. 9:30 am-5:30 pm;
Fri. 1-5 pm; Sat. 10 am-2 pm
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Monona, IA
563-539-4528
High Choice Beef Steers & Heifers
150.00-153.00
Choice Beef Steers & Heifers
147.00-150.00
Select & Choice Beef Steers & Heifers
143.00-147.00
High Choice Holstein Steers & Heifers
141.00-143.50
Choice Holstein Steers & Heifers
137.00-141.00
Select & Choice Holstein Steers & Heifers
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Market Cows.............85.00-108.00
High Dressing Market Cows
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Market Bulls...............120.00-140.00
Good Take Home Holstein Veal
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Next Week’s Outlook
Wednesday, July 22: Meal Site: Great River Care
Center; Monona Farmer’s Market, Gateway Park Shelter, 3-6pm;
Thursday, July 23: Meal Site: Monona, Great River
Care Center;
Friday, July 24: Farmersburg Garbage and Recycling
Day; Meal Site: Great River Care Center
Saturday, July 25: AA, Monona Fire Station, 8pm
Sunday, July 26: Gamblers Anonymous, Living Faith
UMC, 6:30pm
Monday, July 27: Recycling Day: McGregor, Marquette; Meal Site: Great River Care Center; Alanon;
Tuesday, July 28: Meal Site: Monona, Great River
Care Center
Wednesday, July 29: Meal Site: Great River Care
Center
116 West Center Street
Monona, Iowa
The Outlook Newspaper which
was started in 1999, is located in
Monona, Iowa. It is the official
newspaper of Clayton County, Iowa.
As of January 2015, it is owned by
Mid-America Publishing company,
headquartered in Hampton, Iowa.
An earlier form of the newspaper,
the Monona Leader, was started in
1892 and went out of circulation in
the early 1970s.
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PUBLISHER
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EDITOR
Andrew Larson
MFL MarMac Summer School offered for
1st through 11th grade students
Summer school for students who
were enrolled in Grades 1st through
11th (during the 2014-2014 school
year) will be held in the Monona
Building on Aug. 3rd-14th from
9:00a.m. until 11:30a.m. If you are
interested in having your child(ren)
attend(s) summer school, please
register by phoning the Elementary
Office (539-2032) prior to July 30th.
The bus schedule is as follows
for all students attending the
Monona Center:
Going to Monona
1. McGregor (behind the school)
8:15a.m.
2. Marquette Post Office 8:20a.m.
3. Giard - Methodist Church
8:25a.m.
4. Farmersburg Community
Center 8:35a.m.
5. Old Luana Bank 8:45a.m.
6. Arrive at Monona 9:00a.m.
Going Home
1. Old Luana Bank 11:40a.m.
2. Farmersburg Community
Center 11:55a.m.
3. Giard - Methodist Church
12:00 noon
4. Marquette Post Office
12:10p.m.
5. McGregor (behind the school)
12:15p.m.
DEADLINES
Legal Notices..........................Friday, noon
Submitted News............Thursday, 4 p.m.
Display Ads......................Thursday, 3 p.m.
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Obituaries........................Monday, 9 a.m.
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AWARDS & ACHEIVEMENTS
Wartburg College
Awards Dean's List
Allen College Names
Students To Dean’s List
Wartburg College has
recognized 454 students who were
named to the 2015 Winter/May
Term Dean's List.
The administration and faculty
of Allen College are pleased to
congratulate students named to the
Allen College Dean’s List at the
completion of the spring semester of
the 2014 – 2015 academic year.
Bachelor’s and Associate’s
students named to the Allen College
Dean’s List must complete at least
12 semester hours and achieve a
grade point average of 3.5 or above.
Those honored include:
Margo Walz of Farmersburg
Megan Howe of Monona
The list honors students who
earned a cumulative grade point
average of 3.5 or above in at least
five course credits during the two
terms. Four of the five course
credits must be graded with a
traditional letter grade.
Taking orders
for homegrown
strawberries
and other fresh
vegetables
EBT cards
accepted
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Accidents
On July 10 at 4:05 p.m. Betty
Thompson, 575, Guttenberg, was
traveling on Miners Creek Road
when she met a county maintainer.
She went to the side of the road, not
noticing that there was no shoulder.
Her 2015 KIA went into the ditch
and rolled several times, causing
$20,000 in damages.
A July 9 accident occurred on
July 9 on 230th Street when Amber
Pope, 20, Strawberry Point, struck
a deer in the roadway. Her 2008
Dodge Avenger sustained $3,000 in
damages.
Bloomington Livestock Exchange
Cty. Trk A, Bloomington, WI (608) 994-2020
Email: bloomingtonlivestock@hotmail.com Web: www.bloomingtonlifestock.com
Tuesday, July 14, 2015 • 705 Head Sold
CHC BF STRS/HFRS, 150.00-153.00
MXD SEL/LWR YLD CHC BF STRS/HFRS, 145.00-149.50
CHC/PRM HOL STRS, 134.00-140.00
MXD SEL/LWR YLD CHC HOL STRS, 130.00-133.50
HI DRESSING CTR/BNG COWS, 100.00-115.00
LWR DRESSING CTR/BNG COWS, 85.00-99.00
SHLY ‘AS IS” COWS, 84.00 and down
SLTR BULLS, 130.00-142.00, 128.00 and down
GD QLTY BABY CLVS, 475.00-525.00
LGT WT/WKR CLVS, 450.00 & down
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Clayton County Church Directory
LUTHERAN
St. John Lutheran Church
PO Box 87
Farmersburg, IA
Sunday, July 26
10:00am SJ/Comm
2:00-4:00pm SOTH Reception
St. Olaf Community Center
St. Paul Lutheran Church
401 S. Egbert St.
Monona, IA
Pastor Erika Kielstrup
Sunday, July 26
9:00am Worship Service
10:00am Fellowship
2-4pm Open House, Ruth
Hilgerson, St. Olaf Auditorium
Faith Lutheran Church –
NALC
100 N. Main St.
Monona, IA
The Reverend Mel Harris
Wednesday, July 22
6:30am Bible Study @ Dean
Schultz’s home
5:00pm Women’s Program on
Quilts of Honor
Thursday, July 23
6:30pm Pastor’s Bible Study
Sunday, July 26
8:30am Worship/Eucharist
9:30am Fellowship
Tuesday, July 28
6:30am Bible Study on Proverbs
Wednesday, July 29
6:30am Bible Study @ Dean
Schultz’s home
St. Olaf Lutheran Parish
St. Olaf, IA
Marshall E. Hahnn, Pastor
Thursday, July 23
3:00 St. Pt. Lutheran Home
Board Meeting
Friday, July 24
6:00pm Wedding RehearsalMarion
Saturday, July 25
4:00 Peterson/Henriksen
Wedding-Marion
7:30 Worship-Norway
Sunday, July 26
8:30 Worship-N
10:00 Worship-VBS Service-M
11:00 Picnic Lunch-M
Tuesday, July 28
9:30 Pastor’s Text Study-Decorah
Wednesday, July 29
1:30 Bible Study Briefing
St. Paul-Garnavillo
Sunday, July 19
9am Worship with Holy
Communion
St. John Lutheran Church
(Luana)
Pastor Harold R. McMillin,
Jr.
272 Grand Ridge Rim Way
Garnavillo, IA 52049
Friday, July 24
2:30pm Bingo @ Good Sam
Sunday, July 26
8:30am Worship
2:00pm Wor/Euch @ Good Sam,
Postville
2:00pm WELCA @ Scenic
Acres
Tuesday, July 28
10:00am Clergy Text Study
St. Paul’s Church LCMS
(Missouri Synod)
630 Main St.
McGregor, IA
Sunday, July 26
10:30am Worship
METHODIST
Living Faith United
Methodist Parish
Monona
702 S. Main St.
Monona, IA
Giard
25964 Giard RR
McGregor, IA 52157
McGregor
330 Ann St.
McGregor, IA 52157
Clerk of Court
Christopher Doubek, seat
belt violation, $75 fine, $26.25
surcharge, $60 costs
Daniel Gingerich, McGregor,
no insurance, $750 fine, $262.50
Lee Zurcher, Farmersburg,
no valid license, $200 fine, $70
Anette Dunbar, Hazel Green,
WI, speeding, $40 fine, $14
Ramadhan Muzo, Cedar Rapids,
expired license, $75 fine, $26.25
Roger Still, Columbia, Mom
speeding, $80 fine, $28 surcharge,
$60 costs
Mark Franzen, Elgin, PFD
violation, $30 fine, $10.50
Sabrina Friedlein, McGregor,
seat belt violation, $75 fine, $26.25
John White, Kent City, MI,
$60 costs
Adam Stauffer. Madison. WI,
$60 costs
Sarah Kulper, Epworth, expired
license, $50 fine, $17.50 surcharge,
$60 costs
Tyson Dolan, McGregor, fail
to have control, $100 fine, $35
Cierra Weipert, Farmersburg,
$60 costs
David Iacono, edina, MN,
$60 costs
Janice Monroe, Elkader,
$60 costs
Bruno Lordey, Chicago, IL,
$60 costs
Nathaniel Meyer, Calmar,
speeding, $90 fine, $31.50
Kathleen Jacobson, Monona, fail
to maintain registration plates, $20
fine, $7 surcharge, $73.50 costs
Karrie Cole, Waukon, speeding,
$40 fine, $14 surcharge, $60 costs
Samuel Gomez, Dubuque,
$60 costs
Tiffany Faust, Strawberry Point,
operate without registration, $50
fine, $22.50 surcharge, $60 costs
Scott Koether, McGregor, seat
Mason Doyle, Waukon, stop sign
violation, $100 fine, $35 surcharge,
$60 costs
Shelby Shupe, Harpers Ferry,
registration violation, $20 fine, $7
Taylor Hutchinson, Manchester,
Holly Bennett, Guttenberg,
registration violation, $30 fine,
$10.50 surcharge, $60 costs
Nathan Mitchell, Guttenberg,
speeding, $60 fine, $28.50
Shane Ingles, Edgewood, seat
Samantha Perry, Minneapolis,
MN, speeding, $30 fine, $18
Mark Dubay, Grimes, speeding,
$30 fine, $10.50 surcharge, $60
costs
Joe Day, Howe, TX, speeding,
$120 fine, $40 surcharge, $60 costs
Luis Gonzalez, Cascade, no valid
license, $300 fine, $105 surcharge,
$60 costs
Kenobi Igoni, Milwaukee, WI,
$60 costs
Ethan Christianson, Guttenberg,
surcharge, $60 costs; operate in
violation of bouys, $37.50 fine,
$13.13 surcharge, $60 costs
Monica Preston, Guttenberg,
improper passing, $100 fine, $35
District Court:
David Potter, 39, Cascade, drive
while barred, $625 fine, $218.75
surcharge, $100 costs, 2 years
in jail, suspended and 2 years
probation
Chance Jones, 18, McGregor,
possess drug paraphernalia, $100
fine, $35 surcharge, $125 LEI fee,
$10 DARE fee and $60 costs
Juan Jasso, 34, Monona,
domestic abuse assault, $65 fine,
$22.75 surcharge, $238.20 costs and
30 days in jail
Marriage Licenses:
Kyle Clifford Bolsinger, 24 and
Jennifer Ann Winch, 21, both of
Guttenberg
Kevin Mark Moore, 61 and
Diane Elaine Hummel, 50, both of
Elgin
Rev. Dennis Hopes, Pastor
Wednesday, July 22
9:00 a.m. – Coffee Fellowship at
Monona
6:30pm Endowment Committee
at Monona
Sunday, July 26
8:00am Worship at McGregor
9:15am Worship at Giard
10:30am Worship at Monona
with Children’s Church
Tuesday, July 28
10:00am McGregor UMW at
GRCC
Forest Mills United
Methodist Church
595 Forest Mills Rd.
Postville, IA 52162
Rev. Kim Gates, Pastor
Sunday, July 26
9:00am Worship and Children’s
Sunday School
10:00am Adult Sunday School
St. Paul’s United Methodist
Church
27 Second Avenue NW
Waukon, IA 52172
Rev. Kim Gates, Pastor
Sunday, July 26
90:15am Coffee Fellowship
10:45am Worship
CATHOLIC
St. Patrick
Monona
Thursday, 9:00am
Sunday, 10:30am
St. Bridget
Postville
Friday, 9:00am
Saturday, 4:30pm, 7:00pm
(Spanish Mass)
St. Mary’s
McGregor
Wednesday, 9:00am
Sunday, 8:00am
1st Congregational United
Great River
Care Center
Wednesday, July 22
Hammock Day
9:00 Rise & Shine
10:30 Cooking-Summer Pie
1:15 Resident’s Council
3:30 Memory Care-Hammocks
Thursday, July 23
Gorgeous Grandma Day
9:00 Rise & Shine
10:30 Gorgeous Grandma
Glamour Shots
1:45 Thursday Matinee
Friday, July 24
Tell an Old Joke Day
9:00 Rise & Shine
9:30 Reading Group
1:30 Bingo
2:30 Social Hour
7:30 Memory Magic
Saturday, July 25
Nat’l Dance Day
7:00 Lawrence Welk on IPTV
Sunday, July 26
Parent’s Day
11:00 Mass on EWTN
Monday July 27
Take Your Pants for a Walk Day
9:00 Rise & Shine
10:30 Vegetable Oil Picture Jars
1:30 Nails
2:30 Happy Hour
7:30 Dice Bowling
Tuesday, July 28
Nat’l Milk Chocolate Day
9:00 Rise & Shine
10:00 McGregor UMC
2:30 Dingalings
3:30 Memory Care/1:1’s
7:30 Bingo
Wednesday, July 29
Nat’l Lasagna Day
9:00 Rise & Shine
10:30 Newsletter Prep
2:30 Birthday Party
3:30 Memory Care/1:1’s
Church of Christ
First Congregational
Church, McGregor
1st Congregational United
Church of Christ, 501 C. St.,
McGregor
Pastor: Wm. Gentry
officiating
Worship: 8:30 am; 10:30 am
featuring music by Praise Band
Sunday School: 9:30 am
Sunday School: ‘Stepping
Stones’, Wed. 6-7pm, youth 13-18
yrs.:
‘Celebrate Recovery Program’,
Tue., 7pm.
Garden View
Wednesday, July 22
10:00 Exercise
1:45 Bingo w/ St Pauls
2:45 Birthday Bash
6:30 Board Games
Thursday, July 23
10:00 Cards in Upstairs
dining room
1:00 The Ruff Children
2:00 Flexibility Fun
Friday, July 24
10:00 Exercise
2:00 Bible Study
*Proverbs 31 Lesson #3
Saturday, July 25
1:30 Board Games
7:00 Lawrence Welk
& popcorn in main
dining room
Sunday, July 26
2:30 Netflix Movie;
“The Civil War”3/9
Monday, July 27
10:00 Exercise
1:45 Bingo & Trivia
4:30 Catholic Service
Tuesday, July 28
8:30 Retired Teacher’s
8:30 Men’s Euchre
1:30 Flexibility Fun
2:45 Tea & Talk
Wednesday, July 29
10:00 Exercise
1:45 Bingo
6:30 Board Games
McGregor Council discusses grant
application at recent meeting
The McGregor City Council
met July 15 with Mayor Brooks
presiding. Lori Brockway was
present to discuss the target area for
the 2016 Owner Occupied Housing
Rehabilitation Grant application.
The state is interested in seeing
more concentrated efforts within
a community for a larger impact.
Council person Halvorson stated
that is very difficult in a small
community such as McGregor and
is not only impractical but also
leaves out some qualified applicants.
City Administrator Sander had
provided a highlighted map of
potential areas based on previous
applications removing areas located
in the flood plain, those who have
received funding in the most recent
past grant, and those who did not
occupy the home. Brockway stated
that she would be happy to host an
open house to explain submission
of the application and to determine
interest in the program. Mayor
Brooks asked that she coordinate
that open house with the City Clerk
with a decision on how to proceed
with the target area to be made at a
later date.
An operations report provided
an update on status of C Street
project /Sewer rehab project update:
The retaining wall construction is
about half done with approximately
two weeks remaining on that
work. Street construction and
blacktopping, sidewalk and
curb and gutter work, and final
landscaping in disturbed areas
will follow. Weather permitting,
substantial completion is expected
by mid August. Hamann informed
the Council he would be ordering
the truck sander so that it would
arrive in time for snow.
The Council reviewed a draft
of the Turner Park 28E between
MFL MarMac and the City. The
City Attorney had posed several
questions that he felt should be
addressed. Mayor Brooks asked
the Council to send any comments
on the draft to the clerk so the draft
could be finalized and sent back to
the school for their review.
An application to become a
Tree City was discussed. The
Trees Forever coordinator had
recommended McGregor consider
this to ensure active forestry
management to combat the threats
of the Emerald Ash Borer and other
destructive insect and disease issues
facing the urban forest. Mayor
Brooks recommended the interest
be publicized which would include
requesting people interested in
being on the tree board submit their
names to city hall.
Administrator Sander opened
discussion regarding the funding
shortfalls expected due to the
closure of Holiday Shores. Based
on estimates of revenue from room
rentals from a previous owner, the
revenue that the hotel contributes in
hotel motel tax was approximately
$15,400. The chamber receives 2/3
of the hotel motel tax revenue with
the 2014-2015 amount of funding
being $20,629. If the same funding
formula is used the chamber
would experience a shortfall of
approximately $10,000.
Sander explained that the
Council and Chamber should
be working on a solution to the
funding concerns now during the
interim before the next quarterly
payment in early October. Use of
the entire hotel motel tax receipts
and a portion of local option tax are
possibilities, but either would leave
the city without those dollars that
have previously been used for other
economic development expenses.
Chamber Director Carolyn
Gallagher was present and will take
the conversation to her board with
a joint meeting scheduled in early
August. Halvorson stated that some
difficult decisions and actions may
be necessary to reduce expenses
and increase revenues.
Veterans Memorial Hospital’s 5K Cardiac
Classic Run/Walk during Waukon Corn Days
Veterans Memorial Hospital
will be sponsoring the 22nd
annual 5K Cardiac Classic Run/
Walk on Saturday, August 15th,
in conjunction with the Waukon
Corn Days celebration. The event
welcomes walkers and runners of
all ages. It will begin and end at
Veterans Memorial Hospital in
Waukon at 8 a.m. with registration
beginning at 7 a.m.
The event will be broken down
into two categories; a run and a
walk. The distance of both events is
5K, or 3.1 miles and will begin just
outside the south east entrance to
the hospital.
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All those registering for the
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their age into one of the following
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to 40, 41 to 50, and over 50. Medals
will be awarded to the top place
male and female runners in each
age category and trophies will be
awarded for the best overall time
in the men’s and women’s running
divisions.
Entry fees for the 5K Run are
$12 for all runners. These prices
will be in effect until the day of the
race. At that time, the entry fee will
increase to $15 per person for the
5K Run.
5K Walk
The 5K Walk is not considered
a race and therefore no prizes will
be awarded. However, T-shirts will
be given to the first 125 people that
register for the Veterans Memorial
Hospital 5K Cardiac Classic Run/
Walk.
Entry fees for the 5K Walk are
$10 per person. Any children under
the age of 8 are welcome to walk
with their parent(s) at no charge.
Proceeds from this event will
be used to purchase a new blanket
warmer for use during CT testing in
the Radiology Department.
Light refreshments will be
served following the race for all
those participating. The race and
awards ceremony will be completed
in plenty of time for participants to
enjoy the Corn Days breakfast being
served downtown that morning.
Registration forms for the
Veterans Memorial Hospital 5K
Cardiac Classic Run/Walk are
available at the Waukon Chamber
of Commerce or at the main
entrance of Veterans Memorial
Hospital. Registration forms
can also be downloaded from
the hospital’s website at www.
veteransmemorialhospital.com. If
you have any questions concerning
the event, please call Erin Berns,
Public Relations Director, at
Veterans Memorial Hospital at 5683411.
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Obituaries
Eugene Voss
1932 - 2015
Eugene Joseph Voss, 82, of
Luana, Iowa died Sunday, July 12,
2015 at his home in Luana, Iowa.
Eugene Joseph was born on July 26,
1932 to Joseph and Agnes (Wagner)
Voss in rural Monona, Iowa. He
attended Cooper Valley Country
School and St. Patrick Catholic
School through the eighth grade.
Eugene was united in marriage
with Karen Krueger on February
19, 1977. He was a lifelong farmer.
Eugene enjoyed gardening, cutting
firewood and going for rides. He
especially loved spending time with
his companion, his beloved dog,
Candy.
Eugene is survived by his
dog, Candy; siblings, Bernadine
(Don) Kirschbaum of Dickeyville,
Wisconsin, Mildred (Jim) Zeller
of Dubuque, Iowa, Milton (Kay)
Voss of Hawkeye, Iowa and Marie
(Roger) Farmer of Fishers, Indiana;
many nieces and nephews; greatnieces and nephews; and special
friends, Dan and Mary Ann Donlon
of Gunder, Iowa.
Eugene was preceded in death by
his wife, Karen Voss in 1993; and
his parents Joseph and Agnes Voss.
Visitation was on Monday, July
20, 2015 from 4-7 p.m., with a
Rosary at 4:00 p.m. and a Scripture
Service at 7:00 p.m. at LeonardGrau Funeral Home and Cremation
Service in Monona, Iowa. There
was also be a one hour visitation
before Mass at the church on
Tuesday.
Mass of Christian Burial was at
10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, July 21, 2015
at St. Patrick Catholic Church in
Monona, Iowa.
Burial followed at St. John
Lutheran Cemetery, Luana, Iowa.
Condolences may be left with
www.graufuneralhomes.com
Leonard-Grau Funeral Home
and Cremation Service of Monona,
Iowa is helping the family with
arrangements.
Neil Elmer Meyer, 84, of
Monona, Iowa, died Thursday, July
16, 2015, at St. Mary’s Hospital in
Rochester, Minnesota. He was born
on May 29, 1931, in Postville, Iowa,
to Eldo and Beatrice (Backhaus)
Meyer. He graduated from Elkader
High School in 1949.
On March 14, 1953, Neil was
united in marriage to Virginia
Eilers in Dubuque, Iowa, at St.
Mark’s Lutheran Church with
Reverend Swarbrick officiating. To
this union five children were born.
He was a devoted husband and
father.
As a life-long crop and livestock
farmer, Neil worked diligently
on the family farm located east
of Monona. In his spare time he
enjoyed hunting, fishing, playing
bridge with friends and neighbors,
watching his children and
grandchildren with all of their 4-H
and sporting activities, and traveling
in the camper with his beloved wife,
Gini.
Neil was a faithful servant
to his community. He was a
4-H leader and served on many
boards: The Three Rivers Farm
Service Board, the Giard Township
Trustees, the Luana Savings Bank
Board of Directors, the Monona
City Council, and twelve years
as a Clayton County Supervisor.
Through his service he gained the
respect of many.
Neil and Gini were longtime
faithful members of The Living
Faith United Methodist Church.
He was a loving, devoted, faithful,
and humble servant. He will be so
greatly missed.
Neil is survived by his five
children: Jill (Jim) Fuhrman of
Volga, Brian Meyer (special friend,
Debra Brainard) of Monona, Lynn
(Paul) Jones of Harpers Ferry,
Larry Meyer (fiancée Anne) of
Manchester and Amy (Kert)
Johnson of Coralville; fourteen
grandchildren: B.J. Fuhrman (Jolie)
of Johnston, Leah Zwanziger (Alec)
of Strawberry Point , Nicholas
(Elsie) Meyer of Monona, Shannon
(Wyatt) Dodd of McGregor, Phillip
(Amanda) Meyer of Monona,
Jared (Carrie) Jones of Charles
City, Amanda (Stuart) Bloxham of
Waukon, Hannah Jones of Fremont,
Nebraska, Stuart Jones of Waukon,
Lexi Meyer of Minneapolis, Brett
Meyer (friend, Sheena) of Rochester,
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Neil Meyer
1931-2015
Heidi Meyer of Elgin, Isaiah
and Elena Johnson of Coralville;
nineteen great-grandchildren:
Drew and Lauren Tegels, Aidan,
Charlotte, and Olive Meyer, Willem,
Sullivan, Jefferson, and Maetta
Dodd, Jack and Jessa Meyer, Emily,
Jacob, Sean, and Audrey Jones,
Claire and Grant Bloxham, and
Peyton and Layla Meyer; sister,
Shirley (Retired General Charles
I.) McGinnis of Williamsburg,
Virginia; sister-in-law, Muriel
Meyer of Arlington, Virginia; and
half-sister, Rena Malek of Dubuque;
and many nieces and nephews.
Neil was preceded in death by
his wife, Gini, and his daughter-inlaw, Debbie Meyer; brothers, Lowell
Meyer and Bruce (Jane) Meyer;
and his parents, Eldo and Beatrice
Meyer.
Visitation was Sunday, July 19,
2015, from 2-7 P.M. at LeonardGrau Funeral Home and Cremation
Service in Monona, Iowa, with a
one hour visitation before services
at the church on Monday.
Funeral Services were at 10:30
A.M. on Monday, July 20, 2015,
at Living Faith United Methodist
Parish, Monona, Iowa, with Rev.
Dennis Hopes as the Officiant.
Burial followed at the Monona
Cemetery, Monona, IA.
Leonard-Grau Funeral Home
and Cremation Service, Monona,
Iowa helped the family with
arrangements. Condolences may be
left with: www.graufuneralhomes.
com
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The Monona, Iowa, City Council met in
open session on July 10, 2015 at 8:30 A.M. in
city hall chambers. Mayor Barb Collins presided with Randee Blietz, Dan Havlicek, Andrew
Meyer and John Elledge present. Jason Schubert was absent.
Guests Present: Robert Penrod (PeopleService) and Audrey Posten (North Iowa Times)
An urgent meeting was called by Mayor Collins at 8:31 A.M. to consider an Addendum to a
Purchase and Sale Contract between the City
of Monona and the ‘The Overland Group’ dated
April 21, 2015. Contract was for purchase of
real property located within the Monona Commercial Park for construction of a local Dollar
General Store. A timely decision was needed
to expedite the process.
Approve an Addendum to a Purchase &
Sale Contract between City of Monona & The
Overland Group for Real Property Located in
Monona Commercial Park Lot
‘Addendum 1’ along with attached ‘Map’
labeled Exhibit “A” was received from Paul
Stramaglia of The Overland Group for purchase
of additional land along US Highway 18. More
highway frontage is needed in order to access
the commercial lot and still comply with Iowa
DOT ingress/egress provisions. Distance from
existing juncture of Davis Street and US18 to
nearest ingress/egress is required to be 600’.
The Addendum identified a total highway lot
frontage of approximately 400’ and a lot depth
of about 235’. Proposed parcel as shown on
Map Exhibit “A” is 2.15+ acres and located west
and north of Davis Street Car Wash that also
fronts US18.
After review of original Purchase and Sale
Contract provisions, including map exhibits,
a phone call was made to Paul Stramaglia to
clarify proposed lot dimensions as shown on
Exhibit “A”. Stramaglia confirmed with his associates that the lot configuration as noted is correct. He commented that size of the lot could
vary slightly depending upon final survey measurements and that a grading easement might
be needed to shape final elevation of the northern perimeter. Stramaglia also acknowledged
that there is an existing sanitary sewer manhole
structure in the highway ditch slope and a 15”
gravity sanitary sewer main located in vicinity of
needed ingress/egress area.
Along with the additional highway frontage,
the Addendum also reflected an increase in the
purchase price from $20,000.00 to $40,000.00.
It was explained that other than those two (2)
items, all other provisions in the original Purchase and Sale Contract would remain unchanged.
At conclusion of comments and discussion, it was moved by Elledge, seconded by
Havlicek, to approve and authorize Addendum
1 with attached Exhibit “A” as proposed. Roll
Carried Unanimously.
Mayor Collins declared the meeting adjourned at 9:12 A.M.
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Ritchie, Tori
Ruegnitz, Craig
Ruegnitz, Gene
Ruff, Liam
Rumph, Dylan
Sass, Richard
Sass, Ronald
Scherf III, William
Schlader, Morgan
Schlee, Jamie
Schneider, Tierney Schoulte, Joyce
Schrandt, Lew
Schroeder, Maureen Schuety, Elmer
Schulte, Debra
Schulte, Gregory
Schultz, Noah
Scott, Cheryl
Scott, Christopher Shea, Ronald
Slocum, Kenneth
Smith, Darrin
Stewart, Mildred
Stocks, Carson
Stoffel, Sheryl
Streicher, Dean
Swanson, Cade
Sylvester, Tammy Taylor, Brandon
Thomas, Stephanie
Thompson, Clyde
Thornton, Trampus Thurn, Harlan
Torkelson, Cynthia Trapp, Bruce
Troester, Allan
Troester, Eldon
Trumblee, Steven
Tschantz, David
Tschirgi, Benjamin Tschirgi, Michael Tschirgi, Samantha
Tyer, Debra
Van Horn, Eric
Vorwald, Kim
Voss, Dustin
Walke, Joan
Walthart, Dennis
Weber, Christopher Weber, Terrance
Werger, Chad
Werger, Linda
Wessel, Walter
Wettleson, Marcus
White, Brian
White, Cathy
Whitford, James
Whittle, David
Whittle, Sarah
Wilke, Jane
Williams, Danny Young, Colm
Zittergruen, Joseph Zittergruen, Richard
Zittergruen, Van
Zuercher, Austin Zuercher, Linda
Zwanziger, Mark
Total Wages: 41,955.20
41,939.50
33.30
37,253.04
42,933.90
57,923.04
47,539.26
49.95
40,392.60
37,650.00
29,249.10
16.65
49.95
725.88
49.95
37,740.06
147.87
33.30
41,760.98
36,742.44
49,953.00
49.95
82.59
63,599.50
49.95
1,122.12
38,781.05
49.95
308.88
50,706.84
16.65
16.65
2,133.75
64,811.27
61,098.22
40,800.00
1,488.00
2,108.00
8,283.25
42,711.80
30,540.96
30,540.96
47,013.06
9,070.13
2,167.50
10,168.69
42,355.34
42,363.19
43,081.69
49.95
33.30
5,409.65
33.30
33.30
40,099.10
43,149.71
33.30
1,392.00
2,963.52
66.60
49.95
66.60
2,758.63
40,687.52
1,486.25
18,204.04
8,332.92
31,574.40
8,463.10
33.30
33.30
3,038.75
40,865.86
14,966.77
40,734.35
2,247.95
3,726.89
66.60
16.65
3,965.00
41,957.29
1,450.00
37,472.40
45,444.82
33.30
32.64
50,719.76
19,119.91
1,768.00
13,116.16
49.95
33.30
504.48
14,127.96
1,254.25
63,448.04
964.88
38,963.40
1,482.00
12,952.60
37,810.74
33.30
16.65
40,687.24
24,307.27
43,628.01
42,284.04
16.65
49.95
41,867.68
37,464.72
66.60
42,155.63
11,444.40
42,460.08
43,472.43
3,575.52
4,679.76
16.65
66.60
41,508.54
49,953.00
215.46
4,923,958.61
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The Silver Lining: To boldly go…
Andrew Larson
Just before the July 4th holiday,
Governor Branstad left Iowa schools
in a lurch just weeks before the
start of the new school year with a
$56 million veto in urgently needed
funding.
The veto came as a surprise to
everyone because his office was
part of the final negotiations to close
down the 2015 legislative session.
At that time, he gave no indication
that he was opposed to the school
funding plan or that he would veto
the agreement.
According to school leaders, the
veto means larger class sizes, fewer
teachers, and higher property taxes.
One school district said yesterday
they will operate in a deficit next
year because of the veto.
With 6% growth projected in the
budget next year and an additional
$1 billion in surplus and reserves,
we can afford to make a solid
investment in our schools next year.
The state closed the 2015 fiscal year
on June 30th collecting $33 million
more.
That’s why I’ve joined many of
my colleagues in the Iowa House
and Senate to request a special
session of the Iowa Legislature to
make educating Iowa students a top
priority again.
It’s really the only option left
for our schools. If two-thirds of
lawmakers agree to come back for
a special session, we can overturn
the Governor’s veto and put our kids
first again.
I hope you’ll join the call for
a special session along with over
6,000 Iowans and sign this petition
at https://www.change.org/p/
members-of-the-iowa-legislaturecall-for-a-special-session-to-restoreschool-funding. Our kids deserve it.
Please feel free to contact me
with any comments or questions at
patti.ruff@legis.iowa.gov.
RUFF calls for special session to override
governors veto; make educating Iowa
kids a priority again
After Governor Branstad
vetoed school funding last week,
Representative Patti Ruff of
McGregor announced today she will
sign a petition calling for a special
session of the Iowa Legislature to
override the Governor’s veto and
make educating Iowa students a top
priority again.
“I strongly disagree with the
Governor’s veto and that’s why I’m
calling for a special session to make
educating our kids a top priority
again,” said Ruff. “I’ve been
listening to parents, teachers, and
our school leaders who have all told
me that inadequate school funding
will lead to larger class sizes, fewer
good teachers, and higher property
taxes.”
Last week, Governor Branstad
vetoed $56 million in k-12 school
funding. It was a compromise
reached by lawmakers after the
majority party in the Iowa House
broke the law and refused to set
school funding for over a year and
a half.
“Educating our kids has to be
the top priority in Iowa because the
future of our economy depends on
it. I’m hopeful we can take quick
action to avoid cutbacks and end the
uncertainty for local schools with a
special session,” added Ruff.
In order to hold a special session,
two-thirds of Iowa lawmakers
must sign a petition to return to the
Capitol.
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Being raised as a diehard Star
Trek fanatic, as well as a fan of
science fiction in general, it is no
surprise that I’ve become enamored
with outer space over the years.
Seeing those seemingly infinite
points of light sparkling up in the
sky at night gets me every time,
and you can still sometimes catch
me singing “Starlight, star bright”
under my breath upon glimpsing the
first star to grace the evening sky on
a given night. With all this in mind,
one can imagine how overwhelmed
I became upon seeing the first high
quality photographs of my favorite
non-earth planet, Pluto, come in,
courtesy of New Horizons, a NASA
probe that has spent the better part
of the last decade making the jaunt
over to Pluto. On Tuesday, July 14
the probe reached its destination
and finally shed some light on the
former planet. Before I go into that,
however, a little background on the
New Horizons project is in order.
Built by the John Hopkins
University Applied Physics
Laboratory, in conjunction with the
Southwest Research Institute, the
probe was launched on January 19,
2006 from Cape Canaveral with
the goal of observing Pluto, its four
moons, as well as a celestial body
or two in the Kuiper Belt, a dense
band of asteroids and dwarf planets
encircling most of the furthest
reaches of the solar system. Aside
from a quick diversion to Jupiter
and perhaps one or two other
detours, New Horizons spent much
of the nine and a half year voyage
in hibernation, waking up only once
every year or so for routine system
inspections to make sure everything
was functioning within acceptable
parameters.
This past Tuesday, at long last
the probe pulled off its historic
flyby of the placid planet, coming
to within 17,900 miles. The images
sent back were glorious, highlighted
by a heart-shaped region in the
center of the planet, now dubbed
Tombaugh Regio, named for Clyde
W. Tombaugh, the astronomer
credited with Pluto’s discovery in
1930. The surface of the planet
was surprisingly crater-free, giving
Pluto a rather youthful appearing
topography. Other points of interest
from the photos include a large
dark region, informally nicknamed
‘The Whale’ or ‘Cthulu’, as well
a range of icy mountains near the
South Pole, which rise to as high
as 11,000 feet, or approximately
the height of the Rocky Mountains.
New Horizons also sent back some
impressive photos of Pluto’s largest
moon, Charon. It was revealed
that Charon has a rather large dark
swath of terrain near its northern
pole, an area informally known
as ‘Mordor’. That’s right. Mordor
is now an actual place, although
I’m guessing it would take Frodo
Baggins and Samwise Gamgee a bit
longer to get here than their last trip
to Mordor, and one definitely does
not simply walk into this Mordor.
My takeaway from this event
is the knowledge that we just took
a great leap toward understanding
our solar system and the great big
universe around us. When Pluto
was first discovered 85 years ago
it came to be known as ‘Planet
X’ and speculation quickly arose
over what sort of dangerous alien
life could be brewing there. We
obviously know now that Pluto was
never home to any sort of alien race
bent on planetary conquest, but it is
home to some of the most enigmatic
topography, complete with hearts,
whales, and possibly even the Eye
of Sauron.
Family Dentistry’s Random
Acts of Kindess Continues
In honor of Family Dentistry’s yearlong celebration of being in Monona
for 30 years, Dr. Mark Fohey presented the Family Aquatic Center
(represented by Linda Gullickson, City Clerk) a donation to be used
towards the new pergolas at the pool. The pergolas were constructed
by the Industrial Technology classes taught by Joe Milewsky at MFLMarMac High School this past spring and have been in place all summer
for patrons of the pool to utilize.
Staff members went to help a Monona resident, Leila Kilcher, with
her yard work of cleaning out flower beds, trimming trees and bushes
and hauling the debris away. Thanks to Denise, Tonya, Sharon, Andrea &
Sally for your hard work! Pictured (L-R): Denise (Reg. Dental Assistant);
Tonya (Reg. Dental Hygienist); Andrea (Reg. Dental Assistant), Leila
Kilcher, Amanda (Ins. Mgr.) and Sharon (Reg. Dental Assistant). Missing
from photo is Sally (Office Mgr.) who was taking the photo!
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“A Criminal Charge is merely
an accusation. All subjects are
presumed innocent until proven
guilty in a Court of Law”
On June 22, 2015 at 9:27 PM,
Clayton County Deputies responded
to a car vs. deer accident on
Highway 13 near Fawn Hollow
Road. Upon further investigation,
Susan Breitsprecher of Elkader was
operating a 2011 GMC Terrain on
Highway 13 when she struck a deer
causing $1,500 damage. No injuries
were reported.
On June 25, 2015 at 7:20 PM,
to a one vehicle rollover on
Miners Creek Road. Upon further
investigation, it was determined that
Kelly Hawkin of Garnavillo was
operating a 1995 Pontiac Grand AM
when she failed to negotiate a curve.
The vehicle entered the ditch and
overturned causing $2,500 damage.
No injuries were reported.
On June 26, 2015 at 5:30 PM,
to a two vehicle accident on 250th
Street. Upon further investigation it
was determined that Gage Durnan
of Garnavillo was operating a
2003 Chevrolet Cavalier on 250th
Street when he lost control of his
vehicle on a corner, and struck an
oncoming 2011 Subaru operated
by Jane Keeley of Soldiers Grove,
WI. Both driver’s were uninjured
in the accident. Durnan’s vehicle
sustained $500 damage. Keeley’s
vehicle sustained $7,000 damage.
Durnan was charged with Failure to
Maintain Control.
On June 27, 2015 at 2:16 PM
Clayton County Sheriff’s Deputies
responded to a two vehicle
accident on the Great River Road
at the intersection of 360th Street.
Upon further investigation, it was
determined that Jeffrey Cook of
Acworth, GA was operating a 2015
Nissan on the Great River Road
and was stopped waiting to make
a left hand turn when he was rear
ended by a 2004 Pontiac Operated
by Lucas Hefel of Holy Cross. Cook
and a passenger were transported to
the Guttenberg Municpal Hospital
for treatment of non-life threatening
injuries. Cooks vehicle sustained
about $1,500 damage. Hefel’s
vehicle sustained about $5,000
damage. Hefel was cited for Failure
to Maintain Control. The Sheriff’s
Office was assisted by the Iowa
Department of Natural Resources,
the Holy Cross Fire Department
and Ambulance Service and the
Guttenberg Ambulance.
On June 27, 2015 at 9:56 PM
Clayton County Deputies conducted
a traffic stop on Klein Brewery
Road for a traffic violation. Upon
further investigation, the driver
Dale Winter of Strawberry Point
was found to have a suspended
driver’s license. Mr. Winter
also had an active warrant out
of Winneshiek County. Winter
was placed under arrest. Upon a
search of the vehicle, Deputies
located Methamphetamines
and drug paraphernalia. Winter
was transported to the Clayton
County Jail where he was charged
with Driving while suspended,
possession of a controlled substance
(methamphetamine), and drug
paraphernalia. The Sheriff’s Office
was assisted by the MarMac Police
Department.
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On June 29, 2015 at 7:30 AM
to a Car vs. Deer accident on
Highway 76 North of Marquette.
Upon further investigation, it was
determined that Muris Melkic of
McGregor was operating a 2014
Jeep Cherokee when he struck a
deer in the roadway. His vehicle
sustained about $1,500 damage. No
injuries were reported.
On June 29, 2015 at 11:22
PM Clayton County Deputies
conducted a traffic stop on Klein
Brewery Road. Upon further
investigation, Deputies observed
signs of impairment coming from
the driver, William Halverson of
McGregor. Halverson consented
to field sobriety testing and was
subsequently arrested for OWI 1st
Offense. Halverson was transported
to the Clayton County Jail where he
was held for court.
On June 29, 2015 at 4:15 AM
to a vehicle in the ditch near the
intersection of Apple Road and
April Ave. When Deputiesd arrived,
the driver of the vehicle was gone.
A short time later Deputies located
the driver, Anthony Ferraro his
residence on the Gunder Road.
Ferraro admitted to Deputies
to driving the vehicle. Deputies
observed signs of impairment
while speaking with Ferraro. He
consented to field sobriety testing
and was subsequently arrested
for OWI 2nd Offense. He was
transported to the Clayton County
Jail and held for court. The Clayton
County Sheriff’s Office was assisted
by the Fayette County Sheriff’s
Office.
On June 30, 2015 the Clayton
County Sheriff’s Office arrested
Jordan Hotchkiss of Madison, WI
on a Clayton County warrant for
Failure to Appear. Hotchkiss was
Jail and held on $5,000 bond
On June 30, 2015 at 7:49 PM
Clayton County Sheriff’s Office
responded to a one vehicle accident
on Kimberly Ave. Upon further
investigation, it was determined
that Caleb Corbin of Waukon was
operating a 1997 Honda Civic
on Kimberly Ave when he lost
control of his vehicle on a curve.
His vehicle entered the ditch and
overturned. Corbin was uninjured in
the accident. His vehicle sustained
about $3,000 damage. The Sheriff’s
Office was assisted by MarMac
Ambulance.
On July 4, 2015 at 12:36 AM,
to Highway 13 near Osborne for a
Car vs. Deer accident. Upon further
investigation it was determined
that Silas Hooper of Monona was
operating a 2011 Nissan Titan on
Highway 13 when he struck a deer
causing $5,000 damage. No injuries
were reported.
On July 4, 2015 at 5:10 PM
Clayton County Deputies conducted
a traffic stop on Highway 52 near
190th Street for a traffic violation.
Upon further investigation,
Sheriff’s Deputies smelled an
odor of raw marijuana. Sheriff’s
Deputies located marijuana and
drug paraphernalia in a passenger’s
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On July 5, 2015 at 2:01 AM
Clayton County Sheriff’s Deputies
responded to a one vehicle
rollover accident on Highway
128. Upon further investigation it
was determined that Aaron Hoth
of Elkader was operating a 2007
Pontiac G6 when he fell asleep at
the wheel. His vehicle entered the
ditch, struck a private driveway and
overturned. Hoth’s vehicle sustained
$6,000 damage. The Sheriff’s
Office was assisted by Elkader Fire
and Central Ambulance.
On July 5, 2015 at about 1:38
AM Clayton County Deputies
conducted a traffic stop on Highway
128 near Ironwood Road for a
traffic violation. Upon further
investigation, Deputies observed
signs of impairment from the driver,
Alex Odegard of Elgin. Odegard
consented to field sobriety testing,
and was subsequently placed
under arrest for OWI- 1st Offense.
Odegard was also charged with
Driving while suspended, and
driving on the wrong side of a twoway highway. He was taken to the
Clayton County Jail and held for
court.
On July 6, 2015 at 8:46 AM,
to a one vehicle accident on Lariat
Road near McGregor. Upon further
investigation it was determined that
Charles Davies was operating a
2004 Pontiac Grand AM on Lariat
road when he lost control, entered a
ditch and struck a tree. His vehicle
sustained about $2,000 damage.
Davies was transported to Crossing
River’s Hospital by ambulance. The
Sheriff’s Office was assisted by
MarMac Rescue.
On July 6, 2015 at 9:21 PM
to a car vs. deer accident on
Domino Road. Upon further
investigation, it was determined
that Rebecca Lower of Volga
was operating a 2010 Mercury
Mountaineer on Domino Road
when she struck a deer causing
$2,500 damage. No injuries were
reported.
On July 9, 2015 at 8:16 AM
Clayton County Deputies observed
Robert Meyer of Guttenberg at a
residence on North Fifth Drive that
he was prohibited from being at due
to a No Contact Order. Upon further
investigation, Meyer was arrested
for Violation of a No Contact Order.
He was transported to the Clayton
County Jail, where he was held
for court. The Sheriff’s Office was
assisted by the Guttenberg Police
Department.
On July 14, 2015 the Clayton
County Sheriff’s Office arrested
John Carter of North English on
a Clayton County Warrant for
Harassment 1st Degree. Carter was
Jail and held on $5,000 bond.
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Drahn
Painting
Houses • Sheds
Stain or Paint Decks
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Excellent service
Free Estimates
(No power spraying or spray painting)
Phone: 252-558-3213 or
563-380-2978
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Following positions available working with individuals with disabilities.
Community Support Assistant
Full-Time, 1st shift in Postville
Full-Time, 1st shift in West Union
Full-Time, 3rd shift in West Union
Part-Time, afternoons & e/o weekend in West Union
Contact Laura at 563-425-3291 ext. 108 or dss_pvmi@netins.net
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LPN or CMA, Full-Time, 3rd shift, e/o weekend
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We are looking for compassionate people to join our team. Some experience is preferred;
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Apply in person at 18569 Lane Rd., Fayette, Iowa 52142
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Located in Elkader, Iowa, 15 miles west of the Mississippi River, in
beautiful Clayton County, Alpine Communications is a progressive
company offering services utilizing traditional and fiber to the home
technology for local telephone, long distance, wireless, Broadband
internet access, as well as cable TV.
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Responsibilities include entering information in a timely and accurate
manner, identifying errors or discrepancies. In addition, position will
maintain accounts receivable and payable while providing general
administrative support. Respond to customers and community to
ensure positive public relations.
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should send their resume and cover letter, including salary history
to: Alpine Communications
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Family Dentistry’s Random
Acts of Kindess Continues
Family Dentistry of Monona staff members went to Garden View
Senior Living Center in Monona, and visited with residents and
handed out tooth brushes and leis! Pictured front row (L-R): Sally
(Office Mgr); Andrea (Reg. Dental Asssistant); and Amanda (Ins. Mgr.).
Back row (L-R): Sharon and Denise, (both Reg. Dental Assistants).
Alexis Ross, Logan Ross and
Carson Ross took a moment
from playing and posed for the
cutout at the Butterfly Garden
Open House on July 18th.
10 Year Anniversary Celebration
The Band Paint Creek entertained at Garden View’s 10 Year
Anniversary Open House. The members of the band are Tom Rose, his
wife Stephanie and John Lewis.
MFL MarMac
2015
Softball Awards
Rookie of the Year award went to Hannah Schutte & Kyleigh Picha
Rookie of the Year award went to Hannah Schutte & Kyleigh Picha
Co-M.V.P. team players were Jillian Haberichter and Becca Harms.
S.A.L.T. Award for outstanding sportsmanship, attitude, leadership
and teamwork goes to Reagan Butikofer and Allison Corlett
S.A.L.T. Award for outstanding sportsmanship, attitude, leadership
and teamwork goes to Reagan Butikofer and Allison Corlett.
Most Improved Award was given to Chaun’te Drahn
5 year participants Jillian Haperichter and Alison Thurn pictured
above with gifts and awards.
Becca Harms named Defensive Player of the Year
Blood, Sweat & Tears Award was received by Jillian Haberichter
Becca Harms was nominated the Best Hitter of the year.
Bulldog Award was received by Alison Thurn
8
Breezy Acres hosts 2015 wrestling camp
Dance team attends camp in Des Moines
Breezy Acres Wrestling Camp
2015! This is the 3rd annual
wrestling camp that involves all
ages from K-12 grades as well kids
from all around the area. Bulldog
wrestling club lead by Adrian
McGeough and Collin stubbs have
put together a camp that is fun
for all ages and has tied the camp
Professional dance instructors
taught approximately 400 students
four routines throughout the three
day camp. In addition to learning
routines, the girls learned specific
dance techniques, participated in
team building activities and on
the last day performed a routine
with their team in front of an
together with the high school with
Coach Chett Bachman and Tracy
Decker to make this a fun full camp
to attend. The camp consisted of
swimming, boating, canoeing, camp
over with camp fire and activities
along the way as well fishing. The
camp also allows a time to be
involved with wrestling learning
new skills and building on what is
already learned. The camp brings
in Iowa wrestlers, college coaching
staffs and many area college
wrestlers.
This year the camp held a picnic
for all parents and athletes involved
and had a cook out. what a way to
spend the summer together getting
better in the sport of wrestling and
enjoying the outdoors together as a
family.
Moser School of Dance and Gymnastics compete in the 2015 USTA Power
Tumbling National Championships held June 16th thru the 20th in Rapid City
Moser School of Dance and
Gymnastics competed in the 2015
USTA Power Tumbling National
Championships held June 16th
thru the 20th in Rapid City South
Dakota.
The Moser School had 96
National Qualifiers entered in
which 6 Moser's earned first place
National Championship Titles and
67 Moser's earned Top Ten Titles.
Moser's first place National
Championship Title Winners
are Emmy Raye Troester, Alivia
Sweeney, Lilee Boriskey, Keely
Recker, Claire Jaeger, Hannabelle
Erickson.
Moser's Top Ten overall (trophy)
winners are: 1st , Emmy Raye
Troester, Alivia Sweeney, Lilee
Boriskey, Keely Recker, Claire
audience. The girls loved the
music selections, the energetic and
knowledgeable instructors, team
bonding experience and the camp
meals! They are excited to showcase
what they’ve learned at the halftime
football and basketball games this
season and with the rest of their
team. Thank you for your support!
Jaeger, Hannabelle Erickson. 2nd
Melanie Lutgen, Paige Kremer,
Summer Anderson, Grace Funke,
Alexa Ries, Claire Cahalan, Natalie
Ries, Caleb Weber, Cooper Ingles,
Logan Bevans, Tucker Erickson.
3rd Addison Reetz, Megan
Pierschbacher, Josephine Briggs,
Avery Sweeney, Katelin Ante,
Brooklin Ante, Kennedi Bevans,
Zoe Bailey, Maya Burkhart, Jason
Recker. 4th Jana Hunt, Savannah
Freese, Taylor Guthrie, Alaina
Mead, Ava Nolan, Taylor Kitner.
5th Alexandra Esmann, Myra
Clasen, Madison Habel, Zoe Walz,
Leah Ries, Sophia Geistkemper,
Emma Fisher, Brody Bevans. 6th
Kennedy Collins, Noa Marting,
Karsyn Nichol, Abby Cook, Ingrid
Vaughn. 7th Jessie Glanz, Chloe
Bennett, Becca Farmer, Emma
Marting, Madelyn Schmitz, Kylie
Belinsky. 8th Reagan Brown,
Cierra Weipert, Shania Rasmussen,
Blayke Hoover, Kaia Engelhardt.
9th Katie Boeding Advanced
and also competed Elite, Ellie
Bockenstedt, Ella Marting, Jersey
Even, Davien Schweitzer, Kaya
Knipper. 10th Ella Schindler,
Breanna Vaske, Miley Walz, Hanna
Marting.
Those who did well and
received flight medals are: Kayli
Tegeler, Addi Baiely, Abigayle
Johnson, Makayla Gasper, Emma
Bockenstedt, Journey Even,
Taeryn Chrystal, Nicole Pettinger,
Advanced Level, Cheyenne Varner,
Pictured left to righ: Josie Kleinow, Jerica Meana, Brookelyn Radloff,
Alexis (dance instructor), Julie Lenth, Sierra Wiebensohn, Chloe Diehl.
Maddesyn Demmer, Alexa Riniker,
Annie Gulick, Ella Vaughn, Mikya
Britton, Lainey Knipper, Isabel
Lutgen, Ireland Truex, Mckenna
Wilgenbusch, Kloee Chrystal,
Avery Youngblut, Meliah Eiben,
Lily Schmitz, Isabella Johnson,
Kayla Felton, Gabbi Funke,
Elizabeth Recker .
We are truly excited about
our athletes performances at the
National level of competition. They
all did fabulous and we are so very
proud of each and everyone of our
students for their dedication, hard
work, and sportsmanship." We
also want to thank all our athletes'
parents and grandparents for their
support and dedication to their
children and to our school."
Next years USTA Power
Tumbling State Championships will
be Sunday April 17th, 2016 and the
USTA National Championships will
be held in Knoxville Tennessee June
13th - 18th, 2016.
Coaches for the School are
Debbie Moser, Dyersville, 563
875 2846, dmoser@iowatelecom.
net, Carmen Moser Payne,
Edgewood, 563 928 6843, cpayne@
iowatelecom.net, Bernita Moser and
Kattie Payne Schulte of Strawberry
Point. Moser's area winners take
Classes each September thru May in
Manchester, Dyersville, Monticello,
Independence, Strawberry Point,
Clermont, Elkader, Guttenberg, and
Edgewood.
Monona/Postville
Swimmers compete
at Conference
Swim Meet July 18
Monona/Postville’s team of 8
and under boys relay swimmers
pose for a picture at Conference.
Girls’ 18 and older relay
swimmers show off the purple
ribbons received at the Swim meet
held in West Union Saturday.
LEGISLATOR LOCATOR
Senator Chuck Grassley
U.S. Senate, Republican
135 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
(202) 224-3744
(202) 224-6020 fax
www.grassley.senate.gov/contact/contact.cfm
Senator Joni Ernst
U.S. Senate, Republican
825 B&C Hart Senate Office Building
(202) 224-3254
Federal Representatives
Representative Rod Blum
District 1, Republican
213 Cannon House Office Building
(202) 225-2911
Representative Steve King
District 4 , Republican
U.S. House of Representatives
2210 Rayburn Office Building
(202) 225-4426
(202-225-3193 fax
State Senator
Senator Michael Breitbach
District 28 , Republican
Iowa Legislature, Second Floor, State Capital
1007 East Grand Avenue
Des Moines, IA 50319
(515) 281-3371
michael.breitbach@legis.iowa.gov
State Representatives
Representative Patti Ruff
District 56 , Democrat
13331 Jade Ave.
McGregor, IA 52157
(515) 281-3221
patti.ruff@legis.iowa.gov
Representative Darrel Branhagen
District 55, Republican
(515) 281-3221
darrel.branhagen@legis.iowa.gov
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The girls above show off their medals for placing in the 8 and under
relays at the Swim Team Conference held Saturday in West Union.
Swimmers above represented the Monona/Postville Swim Team in
the 11-12 year-old category relays at the Conference Meet.
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