What`s New in County 22?

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Schutte finishes 47th at State Cross
Country Meet Saturday, October 31
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Veterans Day Program
On Wednesday November 11,
2015, juice, coffee and rolls will
be served starting at 9 with the
ceremony to begin at 9:30 in
the auditorium in Monona. All
community is invited.
Seeking Candidates
for Clayton County
Beef Queen
The Clayton County
Cattlemen Association is seeking
candidates for the Clayton
County Beef Queen. Candidates
must be 16 to 19 years of age
by March 1. Crowning will take
place at the banquet on Saturday,
November 21. Please contact
Matt Gaul (563-920-5559) if you
are interested in running for Beef
Queen.
Veterans Honored
Please remember on
November 11, 2015, let us all
take two minutes of silence at
11:00 am on Veterans Day to
remember all veterans of the
U.S. Military services- Those
who we are thankful to be able
to express our gratitude to, and
those who gave the ultimate
sacrifice— Their life for our
freedom.
Winter Weather
Awareness Day is
November 5th
Here are some links from
NOAA that can help with winter
weather safety and preparedness:
Local Winter Weather Safety
- http://www.weather.gov/arx/
winterprep
Winter 2015-16 Outlook
- http://www.weather.gov/arx/
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index.shtml
Downed Power Lines / Power
Outages - http://www.weather.
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Ribbon Cutting at Joe & Matt’s Plumbing and HVAC
A ribbon cutting was held for the area’s newest business, Joe & Matt’s Plumbing and HVAC on Friday,
October 30, 2015. Pictured are, back row: Dan Havlicek, Jason Schubert, Sarah Christen, Matt Kimball, Joe
Christen, Brent Formanek, Ali Werger Dan Canton, Steve Hanson. Front row: Alex Steege, Rogeta Halvorson,
Barb Collins. Shown are three of four of Sarah & Joe’s children.
Mayo Clinic Health Systems offers Flu Facts and Fiction
While many people attempt
to survive the winter season with
chicken soup and cold medicine,
there are more than 31.4 million
outpatient visits and 200,000
hospitalizations each year because
of the flu. According to the CDC
Foundation, this amounts to an
estimated $10.4 billion a year in
direct medical expenses and an
additional $16.3 billion in lost
earnings annually.
Mayo Clinic Health System’s
Kellee Dixon, a specialist in
Infection Prevention and Control
says the number one way to prevent
the flu is to get the Influenza
vaccination. “When one person gets
vaccinated, they keep themselves
healthy and keep others from
getting sick too” says Dixon.
Dixon also emphasizes the
importance of addressing the
misconceptions about the Influenza
vaccination and the flu virus itself.
“The problem is that many people
are hesitant to get the flu vaccine
because of negative things they’ve
heard from family, friends, or the
media.” Mayo Clinic Health System
insists that everyone should know
facts from fiction to help increase
the amount of flu vaccinations
and prevent flu related visits to the
doctor.
Mayo Clinic Health System’s
Top 10 Flu Facts:
1. You will not get the flu from
the Influenza vaccine, this includes
shot and mist forms. Flu vaccines
are made with inactive/dead viruses.
You can’t catch the flu from getting
one. The flu shot can also take up to
two weeks to be effective. During
those two weeks it is still possible to
contract the Influenza virus.
2. The flu shot is safe for
pregnant women and is highly
recommended. The flu vaccine
protects women during pregnancy
and their babies up to six months
after birth. One study proved
vaccinating pregnant women was
92% effective in preventing infant
flu hospitalization.
See Flu Facts, 8
Friday, October 30th there was a pep rally held in honor of Schutte.
Words were spoken by her coach Eliza Philpott and Principal David
Ross. Afterwords the high school students and staff gathered in the
parking lot to send-off the entire cross country team with an escort
service through town from Monona Police and Fire.
MFL MM Student Council members attended XXXV annual Iowa Association of Student Councils Conference
MFL MarMac Student Council
members attended the XXXV
annual Iowa Association of Student
Councils Conference in Des Moines
on Sunday October 25 and Monday
October 26. The 12-member council
and their advisor joined over
1,300 students and advisors from
across the state of Iowa to listen
to keynote speakers Kyle Scheele
and Lt. Col. Justin Wagner of the
Air National Guard. Informative
break out sessions were also given,
two of which were organized by
MFL MarMac Student Council
members Chaun’te Drahn, Bryce
Burke and Allison Corlett. Their
session was titled “Involving Your
Community in Your School.” The
session focused on two major
events the council hosts throughout
the school year: Veterans Day
and Cancer Awareness. Student
Council members include: Bryce
Burke, Cassie Cahoon, Chaun’te
Drahn, Becca Harms, Allison
Corlett, Nicholas Larson, Coltin
Ball, Chelbe Feuerhelm, Siera
Wiebensolm, Brenna Moser, Josie
Kleinow, and Skylar Moser. Many
ideas were gathered at the various
sessions and leadership skills
were enhanced with this great
opportunity.
“What’s New in County 22?”
Musical Beauty and
the Beast to be held
November 13 and 14
The 2015 MFL MarMac
High School Musical is
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.
Performances will be Friday
and Saturday, November 13th
and 14th at 7:30 pm in the High
School Auditorium in Monona.
Doors open at 6:45 pm.
Concessions will be available
during intermission in the high
school lobby.
Contact: Angie Killian at
angie.killian@mflmm.k12.ia.us.
MFL MarMac’s Hannah Schutte competed in her first state cross country
meet on Saturday in Fort Dodge. Schutte finished 47th overall with a time of
21:26.7. Photo by Kristi Nixon
Dr. Jessica Wilke of Family Dentistry of Monona is pictured with
Christine Bee, Librarian at Murphy Memorial Library, Monona donating
a check for $60 for 3rd quarter Sonicare sales. $20 per Sonicare sold.
This is all in part of the Random Acts of Kindness being done throughout
the year.
This month in my article I
would like to remind everyone
that the deer rut is going on and
we have had an increase in car
deer accidents. The deer rut is the
mating season for the whitetail
deer in our area when the bucks are
chasing the does. Crops are coming
out of the fields and deer are getting
hit by vehicles. As I am writing this
we had two car/deer accidents the
deputies covered last night. Also
the raccoon are running as well
and here at the office we recently
had damage to a squad car from
a raccoon hitting the underside of
the vehicle causing considerable
damage. I don’t know how to tell
you to avoid hitting a raccoon when
they are so hard to see but to maybe
be more alert.
I’ve had a lot of questions come
to me in regards to renewing your
non-professional permit to carry
weapons. If you wish to renew
your permit you need to take a
training course offered by an NRA
or IA Law Enforcement Academy
Certified handgun instructor or
qualify on a firing range. This
must occur within 12 months
prior to the expiration date on the
current permit and you must apply
at least 30 days before the current
permit expires. So that leaves you
an eleven month window. This is
also the same for the military form
DD214 applicants. I have spoken to
my firearms instructors and they are
working on offering a qualification
for permit holders coming up this
next spring. We were thinking
of charging in the $25 range and
this would just be a short refresher
course on updated laws and some
shooting to make sure the shooter
knows what they are doing and to
help them become a better shot.
We’re trying to make this simple yet
effective for everyone. The renewal
fee for a permit is $25.
If an applicant applies 29
days or less before the current
permit expiration date or after it
has expired, they must provide
a copy of their previous training
documentation or military service.
So basically your old training
certificate or form DD214 would
work to obtain a new permit, but
you would be without a permit from
when it expired until the paperwork
is completed. We do strongly
recommend qualifying and learning
about new laws but that is the way
the law reads. The fee for a new or
expired permit is $50.
If you have questions about the
carrying concealed laws please
visit the Iowa Department of Public
Safety website for frequently asked
questions at http://www.dps.state.
ia.us/ and click on the weapons
permits tab. If you still have
questions, feel free to give me a call.
And if you have any questions or
comments, feel free to contact me
anytime, e-mail me at mtschirgi@
claytoncountyia.gov, or stop by to
see me.
Thanks and be safe,
Sheriff Mike Tschirgi
Wednesday, November 4, 2015 | The Outlook
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Clayton County Supervisors continue investigation
of Auditor’s office and possible action
The Clayton County Board
of Supervisors met Wednesday
to discuss further possible action
against County Auditor Dennis
Freitag. After an auditor’s report
under oath Monday, which became
contentious at some points,
Supervisor Larry Gibbs issued a
statement listing deficiencies in
the Auditor’s office while Freitag
has been engaged with an ongoing
medical problem with his wife,
Pam, who is battling Lupus. They
included Freitag’s limited contact
with his staff, failure to complete
necessary reports for last year’s
budget and, keeping checks and
county records at his home.
“We have three options,” Gary
Bowden said at Wednesday’s meeting.
“We can do nothing, hire a budget
director or refer this to the Attorney
General’s Office to determine
whether a Chapter 66 review petition
would be appropriate.”
Chapter 66 of the Iowa Code has
to do with the removal of an elected
official from his or her office. A
request to do so must be filed with
the State Attorney General’s Office.
“Of the options Gary laid out,
I can see a scenario where we
could pursue the Attorney General
option,” Supervisor Ron McCartney
commented. “But we also have
new budget discussions coming up,
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so we might also have to consider
hiring a budget director or get some
other outside help.”
Clayton county Attorney Alan
Heavens was also at the meeting.
“As far as Chapter 66 goes, I would
envision that Scott Brown, the
area prosecutor from the Attorney
General’s Office, would start an
official investigation to review
the transcript from Monday’s
meeting, review Documents and
conduct interviews with office
staff,” Heavens said. After that, he
will talk to Attorney General Tom
Miller. It’s ultimately up to him
(Miller) on whether or not to pursue
this. There is a 20 day requirement
that once a Chapter 66 petition is
filed, the issue must be resolved.”
After some further discussion,
the Supervisors unanimously
voted to authorize the County
Attorney to contact the Attorney
General’s Office and ask for
further investigation of the County
Auditor’s Office and for a review of
possible removal of the auditor.
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A three vehicle accident
occurred on October 23 in the city
of Monona. Braxton Dundee, 15,
Monona, was traveling south on
Main Street at 3:42 p.m. As he
approached a stop sign, he noticed
his brakes having problems. He
swerved to miss a stopped vehicle,
driven by Cassidy Penrod, 15,
McGregor, but struck her in the
rear, causing her vehicle to rear
end another stopped vehicle driven
by Blake Brainard, 17 Monona.
Dundee’s 1992 Dodge Ram,
Penrod’s 1999 Jeep and Brainard’s
1997 Pontiac each sustained $1,500
in damages.
On October 21 at 7:39 a.m.
Jane Robinson, 17, Garnavillo, was
traveling on Highway 52 near Kale
Avenue when she struck a deer.
Her 2001 Chevy Malibu sustained
$1,500 in damages.
it is unlawful for any person to park
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2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. of any day.
Thursday, Nov. 12
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On October 27 at 5:09 a.m.
Zachary Meisner, 31, Colesburg,
was traveling on the Millville Road
when he struck a deer, causing
$3,000 in damages to his 2007
Dodge truck.
Another October 27 accident
occurred at 5:15 a.m. on Empire
Road when Heidi Mueller, 31,
Nashua, struck a deer. Her 2007
Buick sustained $2,500 in damages.
On October 25 at 7:40 p.m.
Michael Walters, 28, McGregor,
struck a deer on Highway 13 near
Crystal Road causing $2,000
in damages to his 2001 Chevy
Cavalier.
Later that evening at 9:31 p.m.
Emily Grimes, 21, Dubuque, was
driving on the Great River Road
when she struck a deer, causing
$2,000 in damages to her 2009
Chevy Cobalt.
An October 23 accident occurred
at 7:40 p.m. when Emily Walters,
26, McGregor, hit a deer on
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Murphy Helwig Library news and new releases Meeting of Franklin Garden View Events Calendar
New releases in November
include suspense titles A Song of
Shadows, a Charlie Parker novel,
by John Connolly, Host by Robin
Cook, Survivor, a Mitch Rapp
novel, by Vince Flynn, The Girl
in the Spider’s Web, a fourth in
the Millenium series, and Saturn
Run, a futuristic adventure, by
John Sanford. The mystery
offerings are Rogue Lawyer by John
Grisham, Ghost to the Rescue,
a Ruth Bailey novel, by Carolyn
Hart, Shadow Play, an Eve Duncan
novel, by Iris Johansen, and Foreign
Affairs, a Stone Barrington novel,
by Stuart Woods. There are several
general fiction titles beginning
with Come Rain or Come Shine,
another in the Mitford series, by
Easy Reader additions
The new Easy Reader additions
for November are The Day the
Crayons Came Home, by Drew
Daywalt, Izzy & Oscar, by Allison
Estes, Itty Bitty Kitty, by Joan
Holub, The Very Stuffed Turkey,
by Katharine Kenah, Just a Special
Thanksgiving, by Mercer Mayer,
Sophie’s Squash, by Pat Zietlow
Miller, What Pet Should I Get?,
by Dr. Seuss, in memory of Karen
Goettler, and My Grandma’s a
Jan Karon, Dashing Through
the Snow by Debbie Macomber,
After You by Jojo Moyes, Golden
Age by Jane Smiley, See Me by
Nicholas Sparks, An Irish Doctor
in Love and at Sea, another in the
Irish Country Doctor series, by
Patrick Taylor, All the Stars in the
Heavens by Adriana Trigiani, and
Eve by William Paul Young. Lastly
there is a Christian fiction novel,
Streams of Mercy, No. 3 in the Song
of Blessing series, by Lauraine
Snelling.
For those that love nonfiction the
following will please: The Pioneer
Woman Cooks: Dinnertime by
Ree Drummond, PT 109: an
American epic of war, survival, and
the destiny of John F. Kennedy by
William Doyle, Killing Reagan:
the violent assault that changed
a presidency by Bill O’Reilly, and
A New Look at Iowa One-Room
Schools: Iowa’s lost treasure,
donated by the Rural Legacy
Project.
Please check our website www.
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releases and to peruse the online
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find new releases, upcoming events,
and the construction updates.
The library is entering the final
weeks of construction. Please stop
by for a visit to see the changes
made and those soon to come.
Thank you for all your patience
throughout this process.
Ninja, by Todd Tarpley.
New to the Juvenile Fiction
collection this month are Crenshaw,
by Katherine Applegate, Theodore
Boone: The Fugitive, by John
Grisham, Nancy Clancy: Soccer
Mania, by Jane O’Connor, Fuzzy
Mud, by Louis Sachar, and The
Marvels, by Brian Selznick.
New Young Adult Fiction books
available this month are Until
Friday Night, by Abbi Glines,
Finding Audrey, by Sophie Kinsella,
and Trouble is a Friend of Mine, by
Stephanie Tromly.
New Non-Fiction books
available this month are Choosing
Courage, by Peter Collier, and
Somewhere There Is Still a Sun:
A Memoir of the Holocaust, by
Michael Gruenbaum.
The new audio book available for
check-out this month is Ghost Ship,
by Clive Cussler.
Homemakers
On September 23rd some of the
members of Franklin Homemakers
took a tour of the Allamakee
Museum. Marsha Rush was the
guide. They also saw the Gjeble
Log Cabin and the Red School
House. Lunch was at Nutmeg’s in
Lansing, shopping at Horsefall’s
afterwards.
Dorothy Roffman served
pumpkin pie at the meeting October
14th, Her Thought for the Day was
entitled “Love” from Psalms 100:
1-5. Surprise Halloween cards from
past Secret Pals were under the
placemats.
Roll call was A Favorite
Halloween costume. The lesson
was by Erma Swenson. She told
about the various bus trips the
the Freedom Club has provided.
Some of them were South Dakota,
Nashville Christmas Concert,
Mystery trips to Swisher and
Chicago.
Next meeting will be at Gwen
Brainard’s November 11th at
1:30pm. Lesson will be also by
Gwen. Roll call is worst food or
meal you ever prepared.
Respectfully submitted
Vicki Folkers
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Clayton County Church Directory
LUTHERAN
St. John Lutheran Church
PO Box 87, Farmersburg, IA
Wednesday, Nov. 4
3 pm Confirmation, St. John Luana
Saturday, Nov. 7
9 am Altar Guild Meeting
Luthern World Relief Truck
Sunday, Nov. 8
9:15 am Sunday School
10:30 am SJ
Wednesday, Nov. 11
Veteran’s Day
3 pm Confirmation,St. John Luana
7 pm St. John Council
Tuesday. Nov. 10
6 pm Council @ Faith Office
Wednesday, Nov. 11
6:30 am Bible Study, Dean Schultz’s
5 pm Women’s Annual Mtg
St. Olaf Lutheran Parish
St. Olaf, IA
Marshall E. Hahnn, Pastor
Wednesday, Nov. 4
6:30-7:30 Confirmation-N
Thursday, Nov. 5
1:30 pm Norway WNALC
Sunday, Nov. 8
8 am Senior Choir-N
8:45 Worship-N
10 am Sunday School-N
9 am Sunday School-M
10:15 am Worship-M
2 pm Norway WNALC
Tues. & Wed., Nov. 9 & 10
Pastor’ Retreat Cedar Falls, IA
Wednesday, Nov. 11
6 pm 1st yr. Confirmation-M
7 pm2nd yr. Confirmation-M
St. Paul Lutheran Church
401 S. Egbert St., Monona, IA
Pastor Erika Kielstrup
Wednesday, Nov. 4
9:15 am Grace Circle
5:30pm Confirmation
6:00pm Bell Choir
7:00pm Vocal Choir
Thursday, Nov. 5
2:30 pm Stewardship & Finance mtg
6:30 pm Girl Scout Leaders Mtg
Saturday, Nov. 7
Lutheran World Relief Truck
Sunday, Nov. 8
9:00 am Worship & Eucharist
10:00 am Fellowship
11:15-1:15pm Fall Harvest
Dinner - Everyone Welcome
Tuesday, Nov. 10
Property & Grounds Meeting
Wednesday, Nov. 11
6:00pm Council Meeting
6:30pm Vocal Choir
7:15pm Bell Choir
St. Paul-Garnavillo
Sunday, Nov. 8
9 am Worship, Holy Communion
St. John Lutheran Church
Pastor Harold R. McMillin, Jr.
272 Grand Ridge Rim Way
Garnavillo, IA
Wednesday, Nov. 4
8:30 am Do Days w/Lunch
4:00 Confirmation
6:00pm Altar Guild @ Luana
Thursday, Nov. 5
8:30 am Do Days
Friday, Nov. 6
2:30pm Bingo @ Good S am
Faith Lutheran Church – NALC
100 N. Main St., Monona, IA
The Reverend Mel Harris
Wednesday, Nov. 4
6:30 am Bible Study, Dean Schultz’s
9:00 am Pack LWR items
Thursday, Nov. 5
6:30pm Pastor’s Bible Study
Saturday, Nov. 7
LWR truck in Decorah
Sunday, Nov. 8
8:30 am Worship/Eucharist
9:30 am Fellowship
Monday, Nov. 9
1:30pm Bingo @ Garden View
Saturday, Nov. 7
9 am Altar Guild Mtg.Farmersburg
LWR Truck in Decorah
Sunday, Nov. 8 (G)
9 am Worship
10 am SS-NOTE time change
11:15 Fall Harvest Dinner
Wednesday, Nov. 11
3 pm Confirmation
7 pm Council Mtg.,Farmersburg
St. Paul’s Church LCMS
Forest Mills United Methodist
595 Forest Mills Rd., Postville
Rev. Kim Gates, Pastor
Sunday, Nov. 8
9 am Worship & Sunday School
10 am Adult Sunday School
St. Paul’s United Methodist
27 Second Avenue NW
Waukon, IA
Rev. Kim Gates, Pastor
Sunday, Nov. 8
10:15 am Coffee Fellowship
10:45 am Worship & Sunday School
CATHOLIC
St. Patrick, Monona
Thursday, 9:00 am
Saturday, 4:30pm
St. Bridget, Postville
Friday, 9:00 am
Saturday, 7:00pm (Spanish Mass)
Sunday, 8:00 am
St. Mary’s, McGregor
Wednesday, 9:00 am
Sunday, 10:30 am
1st Congregational Church,
501 C. St., McGregor
Pastor: Wm. Gentry officiating
Worship: 8:30 am;
10:30 am music by Praise Band
Sunday School: 9:30 am
Sunday School: ‘Stepping
Stones’, Wed. 6-7 pm, youth 13-18
‘Celebrate Recovery Progr am’,
Tue., 7pm.
630 Main St., McGregor, IA
Sunday, Nov. 8
10:30 am Worship
Library Hours
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
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
SENIOR COMMUNITY
The Froelich U & I Club met
Wednesday the 28th at the Museum.
President Patty Buerger called the
meeting to order at 1:37pm after a
lengthy discussion of the upcoming
election and the candidates. Jean
Smith showed a baby quilt she had
machine quilted (made by Janelle
Smith) for a great grandson. Ellen
Jones read a story of Halloween and
the first Harvest Festival.
Hostess Suzanne Kaber read
devotions “Moving to a Nursing
Home.” Roll call - “A Surprise”
covered many occasions. Patty
showed pictures of past club
meetings.
It was decided to hold the
Christmas Party on Dec. 9th at
noon. Bring your favorite dish.
Suzanne also had the program,
all read the sayings on cards on
display. For the program on Buttons,
she showed many jars, large and
small of all kinds that had been
saved - collected for many many
years. Buttons were invented in the
1800’s. There were many
button factories along the
Mississippi from 1890 to 1930.
She also showed 2 large displays
of hundreds of buttons, all kinds,
made by Willa Helwig and given to
the Museum. Suzanne had 2 very
old ladies suit tops with buttons, the
construction of the garments was
very interesting. Some machine
stitching but a lot of hand sewing
to make the items wearable. Also
a piece of toddler shoes that took a
button hook to close. Marilyn Baade
brought her “Button on a String”
toy.
Delicious Banana Cake was
served to Imogene Meyer, Laurie
Kast, Ellen Jones, Patty Buerger,
Marilyn Baade, Carol Marting
and Jean Smith to close a most
interesting afternoon.
Jean Smith
Tuesday - Oelwein
9:00-3:00
Community Center
Mon-Fri - Elkader
8:00-4:30
County Office Bldg.
Mon-Wed-Thurs-Fri
West Union
8:00-3:30
Treasurer’s Office
Mon-Fri
Waukon
8:00-4:00
Treasurer’s Office
CDL driving tests are available by appointment only
at sites in Allamakee and Fayette Counties. Most
tests (written or driving) need to be started at
least 15 minutes before closing time. Call ahead
for information.
SPONSORED BY:
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
Garden View
The Froelich U & I
Club meeting
Driver’s License Exam Schedule
Farmersburg Public Library
Sponsored
by...
METHODIST
Living Faith United Methodist
702 S. Main St., Monona, IA
Giard RR, McGregor, IÅ
330 Ann St., McGregor, IA
Rev. Dennis Hopes, Pastor
Wednesday, Nov. 4
9 am Coffee Fellowship, Monona
6 pm Confirmation
Sunday, Nov. 8
10 am Combined Worship
Service at Monona,
Potluck to follow
800 Darby Dr.
Monona, IA
563-539-4528
Allamakee Co. Treasurer
563-568-3793
Clayton Co. Office Bldg.
563-245-3200
Fayette Co. Treasurer
563-422-3798
Oelwein Comm. Plaza
319-283-4080
Bruns & James
Insurance
117 W. Center St.
Monona, IA 52159
563-539-2185
9:00 Zookiness Video available
each day in the Media Room!
Wednesday, Nov. 4
10:00 Exercise
11:15 Lunch at
Johnson’s in Elkader
6:30 Board Games
Thursday, Nov. 5
Manicures w/ Andrea by appt.
10:30 St Croix Hospice;
Topic: Advanced Care Planning.
Public Welcome!
1:45 Exercise
Friday, Nov. 6
9:00 Massage w/
Deb Moon, LMT
1:45 BINGO
Saturday, Nov. 7
Manicures w/ Andrea by appt.
7:00 Lawr Welk main dining room
Tatum Meyer’s Wedding Day
Sunday, Nov. 8
2:30 NETFLIX MOVIE;
“Move Over Darling”
Doris Day, James
Garner, Polly Bergen,
Thelma Ritter.
Monday, Nov. 9
10:00 Exercise
11:10 Bells
1:45 BINGO & Trivia
w/ Faith
Tuesday, Nov. 10
8:30 FOOT CLINIC
10:00 Catholic Mass
1:30 Exercise
Wednesday, Nov. 11-Veteran’s Day
10:00 Exercise
11:00 2 min of silence
1:45 BINGO
Thursday, Nov. 12
10:00 Exercise
1:30 St. Paul Service
Great River Care Center Activities
Wednesday, Nov. 4
Nat’l Candy Day
Beauty Shop
9:00-Rise & Shine
10:00-Bible Baptist Church
2:30-Dice Bowling
4:00-Memory Care/1:1’s
7:30-Activities with Joy
Thursday, Nov. 5
Men Make Dinner Day
9:00-Rise & Shine
10:30-Cooking, Banana Pudding
1:45-Thursday Matinee
Friday, Nov. 6
Nachos Day
9:00-Rise & Shine
9:30-Reading Group
1:30-Bingo
2:30-Social Hour
Saturday, Nov. 7
Pumpkin Destruction Day
11:45-Country Duo
7:00-Lawrence Welk, IPTV Ch. 6
Sunday, Nov. 8
Dunce Day
11:00-Mass on EWTN (Ch.24)
School Menu
Wednesday, Nov. 4
Egg, toast, juice, applesauce
BBQ, school bun, Potato wedges,
Onions, celery, Banana
Thursday, Nov. 5
Cereal, toast, raisins, pears
Chicken nuggets, Dinner roll,
Mashed potatoes, Squash,
Peaches
Friday, Nov. 6-NO SCHOOL
Monday, Nov. 9
French toast, syrup, apple slices
Grilled chicken, School bun,
Glazed carrots/sw fry, Raw caul,
Banana
Tuesday, Nov. 10
Pancake on stick, juice, raisins
Hamburger gravy, Dinner roll,
Butter sandwich, Celery, Peach
Wednesday, Nov. 11
Yogurt, toast, peaches
Mr. Rib, WG coney bun, fries,
Lettuce, Kiwi-dried fruit, Bar
Thursday, Nov. 12
Eggs, toast, fruit punch,
applesauce
Quesadilla, Baked beans,
Tomato slice, Mixed fruit,
Chocolate oatie
Milk served daily
Monday, Nov. 9
Chaos Never Dies Day
9:00-Rise & Shine
10:30-Cooking, Apple Bundt Cake
1:30-Nails
2:30-Happy Hour
5:00-Music w/Tom Bedka
Tuesday, Nov. 10
Young Readers Day
9:00-Rise & Shine
10:30-Painting,Watercolor Flowers
2:30-Current Events & Cocoa
7:30-Bingo
Wednesday, Nov. 11
Veteran’s Day
Beauty Shop
9:00-Rise & Shine
10:30-Veteran’s Recognition
2:30-Music w/Ceil
Thursday, Nov. 12
Chicken Soup For the Soul Day
9:00-Rise & Shine
10:00-PdC UMC
1:45-Thursday Matinee
Memorials
M-F-L Ambulance Service
In memory of Steve Reeg
by Jim & Sandy Schellhorn
In memory of Rose Dougherty
by Linda Moeller
In memory of Eugene Mielke
by Marilyn Moose
In memory of Neil Meyer
by Tom & Sheila Neuhaus
In memory of John Wachter
by Donna Begalske and
Ralph & Linda Bacon
Monona Fire Dept.
In memory of Steve Reeg from
the family of Steve Reeg
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Friday, Nov. 6: Farmersburg Garbage and Recycling Day; Meal
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Saturday, Nov. 7: AA, Monona Fire Station, 8pm
Sunday, Nov. 8: Gamblers Anonymous, Living Faith UMC,
6:30pm
Monday, Nov. 9: Recycling Day: McGregor, Marquette; Meal
Site: Great River Care Center; Alanon; MFL MarMac School
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VMH 24th annual Christmas Fantasy soon approaching
HAWC Announces Open Board Positions
Make your reservations now
The theme of the 24th Annual
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Health
Care
Foundation’s
Christmas Fantasy is “Ring In
the Holidays” which will be
held November 13-16, at the
Allamakee Fairgrounds Pavilion.
Reservations are now being
taken for the popular Saturday
and Monday Christmas Fantasy
Luncheons sponsored by the
Allamakee County Cattlemen’s
Association.
The luncheons,
pictured
here,
include
a
delicious meal served among
the trees, plus entertainment
and ample time to view all of the
breathtaking decorations.
Reservations are being taken
now for the Veterans Memorial
Health Care Foundation’s 24th
Annual Christmas Fantasy 2015
held Friday, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, November 13, 14, 15 and
16, at the Allamakee Fairgrounds
Pavilion. The theme will be “Ring
In the Holidays.”
Reservations are now being
taken for the popular Saturday and
Monday Noon luncheons and the
Saturday evening Wine, Cheese and
Dessert Event.
The luncheons are sponsored by
the Allamakee County Cattlemen’s
Association, and will be held
Saturday, November 14, at Noon,
and again on Monday, November 16
at Noon. A full meal will be served
plus entertainment will be provided
at both events. All guests will
have ample time to view all of the
displays. Reservations can be made
by calling (563) 568-6262. Cost for
either of the luncheons is $10 per
adult.
The Saturday evening Wine,
Cheese and Dessert event will
be held from 7-9 p.m. Saturday
evening, November 14. This year
the event will again be sponsored
by the Eagle’s Landing Winery
of Marquette, Iowa. They will be
serving a variety of their finest
wines and entertainment will also
be provided. Reservations can be
made for this event by calling 5684177.
This years’ Christmas Fantasy
event will have a huge number of
decorated trees on display. Many
items will also be available on
silent auction for a great Christmas
shopping opportunity. These items
will include centerpieces, a wide
variety of gift baskets, beautiful
wreaths, swags, chairs, quilts, toys,
mini-trees, crafted items, wall
hangings and other decorative
items.
The Friday evening “Tingle ‘N
Mingle” happy hour will be held
November 13, from 5 to 8 p.m., and
is sponsored by Four County Ag in
Postville. This annual Friday night
happy hour event will be hosted
by B.E. Catered, Jim and Charlene
Baxter and Mary Engrav. This is a
special opportunity to meet socially
with friends and co-workers after
work. Many tables of hearty hors
d’oeuvres, plus desserts, candies,
and spirits will be served among the
trees. Special holiday entertainment
will also be provided. The cost is
$15.00 per person. Tickets can be
purchased at Veterans Memorial
Hospital or at local banks. Tickets
may also be purchased at the door.
Christmas Fantasy will be open
to the public Saturday, November
14, from 2 to 5 p.m., Sunday,
November 15, from 11 a.m. to
4:30 p.m., and again Monday,
November 16, from 2 to 7 p.m.
Photos with Santa will be offered
Sunday, from 11 a.m., to 1 p.m.,
by Katie Hennessey of Cote’Color
Photography.
The “Ring In the Holidays”
Christmas Fantasy 2015 is planned
and sponsored by the Veterans
Memorial Health Care Foundation.
For more information, please
call Veterans Memorial Health
Care Foundation members Gloria
Krambeer, at (563) 568-3182 or Erin
Berns at (563) 568-3411.
Business Consultant in Waukon for free one-on-one sessions
Allamakee County Economic
Development (ACED) will be
offering free and confidential business
assistance Tuesday, November 17,
2015. ACED has partnered with J.
Steve Horman, Consultant, to offer
one-on-one, free and confidential
counseling services.
Horman is a professional
business consultant, specializing
in long range strategic planning for
business, government and non-profit
organizations. His background
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includes small business ownership
and managing manufacturing and
service industries. In addition to
private consulting, he currently
serves as a business advisor/
consultant under contract with the
Northeast Iowa Small Business
Development Center.
Horman can provide advice for
those thinking of starting a business
as well as existing business.
Horman covers topics such as cashflow, succession planning, expansion
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Horman’s visit to Waukon
is sponsored by ACED and the
Northeast Iowa Business Network
(NIBN), consisting of economic
development staffers from Allamakee,
Clayton, Delaware, Fayette, Howard
and Winneshiek counties.
Participants from throughout
the county interested in the free
counseling session should contact
neiatourism@mchsi.com or ACED
at (563) 568-2624 to make an appt.
Wednesday, November 11
Serving 4 pm - 7 pm
CARRY-OUTS AVAILABLE IN CHURCH PROVIDED CONTAINERS
EVERYONE
WELCOME!
Seed Savers Exchange (SSE),
a non-profit organization with the
goal of conserving agricultural
biodiversity, has shared data on
more than 20,000 varieties of
tomatoes, beans, lettuce, corn, and
apples through Genesys, the largest
database of plant genetic material in
the world.
Located near Decorah, IA, SSE
maintains a plant genebank of fruit,
vegetable, and flower varieties with
an emphasis on family heirlooms
and historic commercial varieties
from the United States.
Sharing information on Genesys
will allow researchers around
the world to learn about the
varieties in the SSE genebank and
compare these holdings to those in
collections around the world.
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children age 0 to 5 years old,
business community, faith
community, education, and health.
Six other board members represent
elected officials and child protective
services. The board is recruiting
new members to fill openings for
citizen and health representative
positions.
Board member duties include
development of a community plan,
adopting policies and procedures,
issuing and monitoring service
contracts, and other responsibilities
of a local government board. The
HAWC Partnerships for Children
board typically meets on the fourth
Thursday of each month at 5:00 pm.
The location of the meeting varies,
being held in Postville or Ossian.
Members will also be involved in
various committee meetings.
Persons with interest in
board membership are requested
to complete an application.
Applications will be reviewed
by the board membership
committee with recommendation
of appointment being made to the
board of directors for approval.
Applications are available by
contacting Meagan Hammell,
Community Liaison at the HAWC
office: 1111 Paine St, Decorah, IA
52101; telephone: 563-382-4447;
email: hawccl@neitel.net. Visit
our website at www.hawc-iowa.
com for an application or to learn
more about HAWC Partnerships for
Children.
SSE shares data on 20,000 plant varieties
with researchers across the globe
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Menu includes: Chicken Noodle Soup, Bean w/ham Soup, Cheeseburger Soup,
Chili, Homemade Breads, Bars, Pie, Desserts, White/Chocolate Milk and Coffee
Free-Will
Donation
Area residents interested in
early childhood programs and child
safety have an opportunity to apply
for membership on the HAWC
Partnerships for Children board of
directors. A November 16, 2015
deadline has been set for completed
applications to be received at the
HAWC office in Decorah.
HAWC’s mission is to promote
quality early care, wellness,
education, and intervention
opportunities for children and
families through community
collaboration and support. Board
members are responsible for
implementing state Early Childhood
Iowa funding to address building
collaboration among early
childhood stakeholders; providing
in-home visitation support to
families with children, age prenatal
to 3 years old; increasing quality
and capacity of child care; and
providing preschool support for
low income families. The board is
also responsible for development
and implementation of prevention
and early intervention activities that
reduce the need of child protection
and juvenile court services using
Decategorization funds from
the Iowa Department of Human
Services.
The HAWC board consists
of 4 citizen representatives from
Howard, Allamakee, Winneshiek
and Clayton Counties. Citizen
member qualifications include
representation of parents with
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access varieties that contain traits
that may be needed to adapt food
crops to unexpected challenges,
while safeguarding the diversity of
our food crops at the same time.
Genesys can be accessed online at
www.genesys-pgr.org
More information about Seed
Savers Exchange can be found at
seedsavers.org.
Seed Savers Exchange is a
non-profit organization located in
Decorah, Iowa, with a mission to
conserve and promote America's
culturally diverse but endangered
garden and food crop heritage for
future generations by collecting,
growing, and sharing heirloom
seeds and plants.
Elkader Keystone
Chorus show to be
held Nov. 7, 2015
The Elkader Keystone Chorus
will feature guest quartet McPhly
in its fall barbershop harmony show
November 7, 2015 at the Elkader
Opera House. McPhly, placed eighth in the
International Barbershop Harmony
Society’s 2015 competition.
They have also won the quartet
championship in the Rocky
Mountain District. They are based
in Denver, Colorado.
The Keystone Chorus will lead
the show with a selection of favorite
songs. The quartet Three Lads
and Dad will add to the show and
another quartet is preparing, as well.
The chorus is made up of about
30 men of all ages from Northeast
Iowa and Southwest Wisconsin who
love the sound of close harmony.
Tickets are $15 and are available
by calling 563-873-2378 or at
Moser Pharmacy in Elkader. You
can also ask any chorus member.
The show starts at 7 p.m.
An afterglow will be at Johnson’s
Restaurant after the show. Those
tickets are $6 at the door.
Clayton County
Extension Calendar
of upcoming events
November 10 - 7:30 PM
Extension Office, Elkader
Clayton County Extension
Council Meeting
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Extension Office, Elkader
Ornamental and Turf Pesticide
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4-H Pizzazz Night
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Fall Festival Dinner
Sunday, November 8, 2015
Serving from 11:15am - 1:15pm
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Corn, Cole Slaw, Pie, Milk and Coffee
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Veterans Memorial Hospital in Waukon
has the following positions available:
Registered Nurse: One full-time RN position available
working rotating shifts and every third weekend. Current
RN licensure and minimum two years experience required;
OB experience preferred.
C.N.A.: One part-time certified nurse assistant (C.N.A.)
position available working every other weekend and a
couple evenings per week. Responsibilities include direct
patient care and meal assistance. Qualifications include
current C.N.A. with two-years related experience preferred.
Exceptional IPERS, benefits and time off package included
in a friendly working environment.
Applications are available at the Hospital’s main entrance or online at
www.veteransmemorialhospital.com.
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Meyer, Wagner to wed November 7
Couple to exchange vows November 21
Experience the joy of giving!
Help feed those in need and in return we will help you.
Bring in two or more food items throughout the month of
November and you can receive a
on your account. Your donations will be matched and given to the
Clayton County Food Shelf on behalf of our patients and staff!
Family Dentistry
101 Franklin - Monona, IA 563-539-4651
Open Monday -Friday 8 to 5
Saturday appointments available
Kristen Borcherding & David Fahey
From Dr. Christi Larson,
Dr. Jessica Wilke &
Dr. Mark Fohey
Kristen Borcherding and Dr. David Fahey would like to announce
their engagement and forthcoming wedding. Kristen is the daughter of
Keith and Norma Borcherding, of Manchester, Iowa. David is the son of
Roger and Lora Knott, of McGregor, Iowa, and Ron Fahey, of Chicago,
Ill. The couple will be married on Saturday, November 21, at the First
Lutheran Church in Manchester.
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Tatum Anne Meyer and Michael
Steven Wagner, both of Monona,
announce their engagement and
upcoming wedding. They plan
to exchange vows November 7 at
Saint Patrick's Catholic Church in
Waukon.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Donald and Mary Meyer of
Waukon. She is a 2010 graduate of
Waukon Senior High School, and
is currently attending Northeast
Iowa Community College for
Nursing. She is currently employed
as a universal worker at Garden
View Senior Community Center in
Monona.
The groom-elect is the son
of Steven and Paula Wagner of
Monona. He is a 2009 graduate
of MFL/Mar Mac High School
and a 2011 graduate of Northeast
Iowa Community College, where
he received his associate degree in
Agriculture Business. He currently
works on the family dairy farm,
Wagner Dairy of Monona.
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Clerk of Court News Clayton County Sheriff’s Office reports arrests, motor vehicle accidents
Brian Stortz, Waukon, speeding, $20 fine,
$7 surcharge, $60 costs
Sherry Oswald, Monona, speeding, $40
fine, $14 surcharge, $60 costs
Jillian Harmon, Dubuque, speeding, $40
Daniel Cornwell, Strawberry Point, speeding, $46 fine, $19 surcharge, $60 costs
Christopher Doubek, Guttenberg, operate
non-registered vehicle, $57.50 fine, $22.50 surcharge, $60 costs
Andrea Fountain, Maquoketa, fail to have
control, $115 fine, $40 surcharge, $60 costs
Alexandria Montgomery, Monona, unsafe
passing, $100 fine, $35 surcharge, $60 costs
Rickie Hosmer, Watertown, SD, speeding,
$40 fine, $14 surcharge, $60 costs
Araceli Arce, Garnavillo, no valid license,
Samantha Lahey, Sherrill, speeding, $40
Melissa Head, Guttenberg, speeding, $40
Alexander Burke, Dubuque, speeding, $20
Jacob Colsch, Waukon, fail to use child restraint, $100 fine, $35 surcharge, $60 costs
Gage Durnan, Garnavillo, speeding, $20
Sheree Kutsch, Dubuque, speeding, $40
Deejay Staner, Earlville, fail to have control,
Mikaela Kovarik, Tampico, IL, speeding,
Ryan Jaster, Strawberry Point, careless
driving, $35 fine, $12.25 surcharge, $60 costs
Karthikeyan Kittappan, Woodbury, MN,
speeding, $40 fine, $14 surcharge, $60 costs
Bonnie McCoy, Mason City, speeding, $20
Rhonda O’Neill, Bellevue, speeding, $40
Joseph Preisler, Omaha, NE, speeding,
Suzanne Shirbroun, Farmersburg, speeding, $40 fine, $14 surcharge, $60 costs
Harrison Gresham, Garnavillo, fail to yield
to pedestrians right of way, $100 fine, $35 surcharge, $60 costs
Robert Becker, Prairie du Chien, speeding,
Diana Foster, Monmouth, speeding, $20
Ronald Hocking, Terre Haute, IN, speeding,
Mary Streich, Guttenberg, fail to yield, $100
Patricia Allan, Prairie du Chien, no insurance, $287.50 fine, $87.50 surcharge, $60
costs
Jason Oliver, Dubuque, speeding, $40 fine,
Luis Lopez, Garnavillo, no valid license,
$250 fine, $87.50 surcharge, $60 costs
Andy Wille, Garnavilllo, speeding, $23 fine,
Mark Beebe, Cedar Rapids, speeding, $46
Henry Crockett, Lakeland, MN, speeding,
$103.50 fine, $31.50 surcharge, $60 costs
Vanessa Lopez, Monona, no insurance,
$287.50 fine, $87.50 surcharge, $60 costs
Jessica Drexler, Kenosha, WI, speeding,
Eric Puckett, Toddville, speeding, $20 fine,
Courtney Maust, New Albin, speeding, $20
April Ogden, Cedar Rapids, speeding, $40
District Court:
Shannon Knickerbocker, 38, Luana, 1st degree theft, $1,000 fine, suspended, $10 years in
prison, suspended and 2-5 years probation; 3rd
degree burglary, $750 fine, suspended, 5 years
in prison, suspended
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Jeffrey James Gunderson, 35 and Alison
Rose Matney, 24, both of Elkader
Donald Ray Marmann, 22 and Adalena Annie Herold, 22, both of Luana
Stephen Todd Dikkers, 63 and Michele Lea
Sadler, 47, both of Guttenberg
Alex Lynn Moyle, 25 and Loree Marie
Shearer, 25, both of Wadena
Kevin James Tatro, 28 and Anna Caroline
Eggen, 26, both of Champlin, MN
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“A criminal charge is merely
an accusation. All are presumed
innocent until proven guilty in
court”
On August 17, 2015 at about
1:24 AM, Clayton County Deputies
were dispatched to 16442 190th
Street for a burglary in progress. A
short time later, Deputies located
the suspect vehicle on the Gunder
Road, and conducted a traffic
stop. As the Deputy attempted to
stop the vehicle, three occupants
fled from the vehicle. Deputies
were able to detain one individual,
and another passenger that was
still in the vehicle. During the
investigation, Deputies located
items taken during the burglary.
It was also learned that several
other burglaries had occurred
throughout Clayton County. As a
result of the investigation, Clayton
County Deputies filed charges on
four suspects in the burglaries.
Harley Bushaw (19) of Arlington
was charged with Possession of
Marijuana, Driving while barred,
Operation without owner’s consent,
3 counts of Conspiracy to commit
an aggravated misdemeanor
(burglary), conspiracy to commit
a non-forcible felony (burglary),
and unlawful possession of a
prescription drug. Ashley Reson
(19) Maynard is being charged
with 3 counts of Conspiracy to
commit an aggravated misdemeanor
(burglary), and conspiracy to
commit a non-forcible felony
(burglary). Colton Blue (18) West
Union is being charged with
Improper Rear lamp, 3 counts
of Conspiracy to commit an
aggravated misdemeanor (burglary),
conspiracy to commit a non-forcible
felony (burglary). Lucas Bennett
(24) of West Union is being charged
with 3 counts of Conspiracy to
commit an aggravated misdemeanor
(burglary), conspiracy to commit
a non-forcible felony (burglary),
possession of drug paraphernalia,
and interference with official acts.
On September 4, 2015 at 9:00
PM, Clayton County Deputies
were dispatched to the Great River
Road near North Buena Vista. The
reporting party advised dispatchers
that his vehicle was being rammed
by another vehicle, and that it had
occurred at least 20 times. A short
time later, the caller was rammed
again, causing his vehicle to go
into the ditch, and overturn. After
a lengthy investigation, Kenneth
Hefel (50) of Sherill was arrested
and charged on September 20th
with Willful Injury (Class D
Felony), Criminal Mischief 2nd
Degree (Class D Felony), Leaving
the Scene of an accident, Reckless
driving, driving while suspended,
no insurance, failure to obtain
certificate of title, and operation
without registration. Hefel was
transported to the Clayton County
Jail.
On September 28, 2015 at about
midnight, Clayton County Sheriff’s
Deputies responded to a car vs. deer
accident on Highway 13 near 305th
Street. Upon further investigation, it
was determined that Ian Rodenberg
(36) of Guttenberg was operating a
1998 Chevrolet Cavalier when he
struck a deer in the roadway causing
$1,500 damage. No injuries were
reported.
On September 30, 2015 at 7:
17 AM Clayton County Deputies
were dispatched to a car vs.
tractor accident on Greenfield
Ave near Monona. Upon further
investigation, it was determined that
Nicholas Meyer (37) of Monona was
operating a 1969 John Deere 3020
when a 2015 Ford Windstar van
operated by Juan Lopez-Ramos (33)
of Buffalo Center attempted to pass
Meyer as he was turning left into
a field drive. Both the tractor and
van collided causing $3000 damage
to the van, and $500 to the tractor.
No injuries were reported. LopezRamos was cited for unsafe passing.
On October 3, 2015 at 6:47 AM,
Clayton County Deputies responded
to a car vs. deer accident on the
Garber Road near Ironwood Rd.
Upon further investigation, it was
determined that Nicholas Chase
(23) of Farmersburg was operating
a 2010 Chevrolet Silverado when he
struck a deer in the roadway causing
$2000 damage. No injuries were
reported.
On October 4, 2015 at 11:50
AM, Clayton County Deputies
responded to a car vs. deer accident
on Highway 52 near Nest Ave.
determined that Wayne Ries (64) of
Dubuque was operating a 2015 Jeep
Grand Cherokee when he struck a
deer in the roadway causing $6000
damage. No injuries were reported.
Clayton County Sheriff’s Deputies
were dispatched to a school bus
vs. deer accident on Canoe Road.
determined that Ronald Hummel
(65) of Strawberry Point was
operating a 2015 Blue Bird School
bus owned by Starmont Community
Schools when he struck a deer
in the roadway causing $5,000
damage. No injuries were reported.
Clayton County Deputies conducted
a traffic stop on Highway 13 near
230th Street for a traffic violation..
Upon further investigation, it
was determined that the driver,
Lynette Corkey (57) of Muscatine
had an arrest warrant for the Iowa
State Patrol for Driving While
Suspended. Corkery’s license was
currently suspended in the State
of Iowa. Corkery was arrested
and charged with Driving while
suspended, No insurance, operation
without registration, fail to carry
registration card, and failure to
display registration. Corkery was
also arrested on the Iowa State
Patrol Warrant. She was transported
to the Clayton County Jail, where
she was held pending an initial
appearance in court.
PM, Clayton County Deputies
responded to a car vs. deer accident
on the Gunder Road. Upon further
Autumn Lamb (17) of Clermont
was operating a 2004 Dodge
Stratus when she struck deer in the
roadway causing $1,500 damage.
No injuries were reported. The
Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the
Iowa State Patrol.
PM, Clayton County Deputies were
dispatched to 25529 Mississippi
Road for a disturbance. Upon
further investigation, Deputies
observed drug paraphernalia within
plain view. Shannon Watt (45)
of Garnavillo was arrested and
charged with drug paraphernalia.
Watt was transported to the Clayton
County Jail pending an initial
On October 15, 2015 at 11:43
were dispatched to a semi rollover
accident on the Gunder Road
near 130th Street. Upon further
Bradley Snitker (34) of Brownsville,
MN was operating a 2015
International 9100 when he turned
onto the Gunder Road off of 130th
Street. Snitker pulled the semi off
onto the shoulder of the road to let
traffic by, when his wheels dropped
off of the should of the roadway
causing the semi to roll causing
$20,000 damage. The Sheriff’s
Clerk of Court news continued
Jeffrey Welter, Prairie du Chien, operate
without registration, $50 fine, $17.50
surcharge, $60 costs
Jordan Burke, Earlville, speeding, $40 fine,
Jerry Schrick, Moline, IL, speeding, $40
Laurie Smith, Garnavillo, speeding, $40
Joan Francis, Monona, speeding, $40 fine,
Stefanie Kappes, Postville, speeding, $40
Kathleen Prentice, Elgin, speeding, $40
Jordan Tuller, The Villages, FL, speeding,
Keith Yoder, Rossville, IN, speeding, $20
Juan Lopez, Buffalo center, unsafe passing,
Jordan Seidel, Waterloo, speeding, $20
Scott Tepas, Naperville, IL, speeding, $40
Julie Husemann, Dubuque, fail to carry registration, $20 fine, $7 surcharge, $60 costs
Brian Wolf, Epworth, speeding, $40 fine,
Judith Ashline, Guttenberg, speeding, $20
Jonna Walters, Peosta, speeding, $20 fine,
Lana Sloan, Eagan, MN, speeding, $20
Terry Potter, Coralville, speeding, $40 fine,
Peter Marroletti, Malvern, PA, speeding,
Larry Fredricks, Windsor Heights, speeding, $20 fine, $7 surcharge, $60 costs
Calvin Bergan, Elkader, speeding, $40 fine,
Anthony Desmarais, Maple Grove, MN,
speeding, $40 fine, $19 surcharge, $60 costs
Srinivas Vuradi, Omaha, NE, speeding, $46
Phillip Roper, Hometown, IL, speeding, $46
Andrea Fountain, Maquoketa, fail to maintain control, $100 fine, $40 surcharge, $60
costs
Lavonta Wilkins, Urbana, IL, 2 safety violations, $100 fine, $35 surcharge, $60 costs
Jeff House, Monona, open container, $200
Merle Shaw, Elkader, operate without registration, $50 fine, $17.50 surcharge, $60 costs
Christopher Vento, Desoto, WI, seat belt violation, $50 fine, $17.50 surcharge, $60 costs
William Rodenberg, Amarillo, TX, no valid license, $230 fine, $75 surcharge, $60 costs; fail
to yield, $115 fine, $40 surcharge, $60 costs
District Court:
Andrew Gardner, 30, Gilbertville, possess
explosive device, $625 fine, suspended, costs,
60 days in jail and 2 years probation
Calli Ducharme, 33, Prairie du Chien, 2
counts of probation violation, 10 days in jail
Zachary Ross, 23, Garber, domestic abuse
assault, $65 fine, $22.75 surcharge, costs, 2
days in jail and 1 year probation; child endangerment, $625 fine, $218.75 surcharge, costs
and 2 days in jail, concurrent
Andrea Fountain, 28, Maquoketa, possess
drug paraphernalia, $65 fine, $22.75 surcharge,
$60 costs
Shea Rea, 24, Decorah, possess marijuana, judgment deferred, $100 civil penalty, $125
surcharge, $140 costs and 1 year probation
Marriage License:
Theodore Le Doux. 72 and Sharon Lou
Landrum, 72, both of Holy Cross
Office was assisted at the scene
by the Iowa State Patrol, Postville
Fire Department, and the Postville
Ambulance.
responded to a Car vs deer accident
on Bell Road near A Ave. Upon
further investigation, it was
determined that John Cunningham
(70) of Elkader was operating
a 2006 Buick LaCrosse when a
deer entered the roadway causing
Cunningham’s vehicle to strike the
deer causing $1,500 damage. No
injuries were reported.
On October 16, 2015 at 2:30 PM
a Clayton County Deputy assisted
a motorist who had a flat tire on
the Great River Road near Sny
Magil. While assisting the motorist,
Deputies obtained information
that an occupant of the vehicle,
Jacob Nehl (19) of Guttenberg was
required to register as a sex offender
due to a prior offense. Deputies
verified that Nehl was not registered
in Iowa as a sex offender. Nehl was
placed under arrest for failing to
register as a sex offender. Nehl was
transported to the Clayton County
Jail where he was held for his initial
On October 17, 2015 at 10:06
AM, the Clayton County Sheriff’s
Office was notified of a one vehicle
rollover accident on the Great River
Road near Omega Rd which had
happened in the early morning
hours. Upon further investigation, it
was determined that Brandi Evans
(29) of Manchester was operating
a 2008 Honda when she swerved
to miss a deer, entered the ditch
and rolled the vehicle. Evans was
uninjured in the accident. Deputies
observed signs of impairment
from Evans, and conducted an
investigation to determine if Evans
was impaired. Evans was arrested
and charged with OWI- 2nd offense,
and Failure to Maintain Control.
The Sheriff’s Office was assisted by
the Iowa State Patrol.
AM, Clayton County Sheriff’s
Deputies responded to a car vs deer
accident on Highway 52 near Kale
Ave. Upon further investigation, it
was determined that Jane Robinson
of Garnavillo was operating a 2001
Chevrolet Malibu on Highway
52 when she struck a deer in the
roadway causing $1,500 damage.
No injuries were reported.
Meeting of the Clayton County Board of
Supervisors at their office, 600 Gunder
Road, Elkader, IA.
Present: Gary Bowden, Larry Gibbs and Ron
McCartney.
Guests present: Ross Evelsizer, Northeast
Iowa RC&D; Patrick Schaefers, NRCS; Rafe
Koopman, Mark Bolsinger and Danny Williams, Clayton County Engineer’s Office; and
Larry Stone.
Moved by Gibbs, seconded by McCartney to
approve support of the Turkey River Watershed RCPP Grant application for no more than
$400,000.00 over five years with in kind and
financial contributions and authorize the Chair
to sign a letter of support. Ayes: Gibbs, McCartney and Bowden.
Moved by McCartney and seconded by Gibbs
to approve the employment contract of Danny
Williams as Roadside Manager for Secondary
Roads as presented by Clayton County Engineer Rafe Koopman. Ayes: Gibbs, McCartney
and Bowden.
Moved by Gibbs, seconded by McCartney,
approving minutes dated October 12, 2015.
Ayes: Gibbs, McCartney and Bowden.
Moved by McCartney, seconded by Gibbs,
approval of claims as presented. Ayes: McCartney, Gibbs and Bowden.
Bowden opened a public hearing on the CAFO
construction permit application for Luke and
Nathan Clefisch in Section 11 of Clayton Township at 10:40 am. Larry Stone shared with the
Supervisors his concerns for the project and
the potential impact on several watersheds if
there is a manure spill. He emailed health studies to the Supervisors for their review. He also
voiced concerns over air quality in the area if
the project was allowed to move forward. The
public hearing was closed at 10:50.
In the absence of the applicants, the Supervisors took no action on the issue due to lack of
information.
Chairman Bowden, declared the meeting
adjourned.
/s/ Gary Bowden, Clayton County Board of
Supervisors
/s/ Peggy K. Lane, Deputy Auditor
Public Notice
PUBLIC NOTICE OF STORM
WATER DISCHARGE
RBA Investments, LLC plans to submit a
Notice of Intent to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources to be covered under the NPDES
General Permit No. 2 “Storm Water Discharge
Associated with Industrial Activity for Construction Activities”
The storm water discharge will be from
construction grading located in SW 1/4 NE 1/4,
Section 14, T95N, R5W, Clayton County.
Storm water will be discharged from 1 point
source and will be discharged to the following
streams: Unnamed tributary of Silver Creek.
Comments may be submitted to the Storm
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Flu Facts
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3. Cold weather does not cause
the flu. You don’t get sick from
going outside without a hat. The
Influenza virus survives best in low
humidity, and relative humidity is
lower in the fall and winter. Indoor
spaces have even less humidity,
so you are more likely to contract
the flu when you spend more time
inside.
This is a weekly feature highlighting some of Iowa’s unsolved homicides in the hopes that it
will lead to new tips and potentially help solve cases. The project is a partnership between this
newspaper and other members of the Iowa Newspaper Association.
Jorge “Louie” Gutierrez, Sr
Louie Gutierrez, of East Moline,
Ill., was found wrapped in a sleeping
bag in the bed of his maroon 1983
Chevrolet pick-up truck in the early
Jorge “Louie” Gutierrez, Sr, 47,
Died Oct. 19, 2004,
Location: Davenport
afternoon of October 19, 2004. The
truck, which was covered in Dallas
Cowboys stickers, was parked along
the Mississippi River in the 3400
block of South Concorde Street in
Davenport. Gutierrez was believed
to have been killed two days earlier, on Oct. 17, 2004, as a result of
blunt force trauma to the head.
Because his body was left to
make it look like he died in his
sleep, coupled with other evidence
in the case, his family believes the
people responsible for his death
must have known him. Family
members also believe that more
than one person is responsible for
his death because he was a burly
man, and it would take more than
one person to carry him.
Find out more about this and other unsolved homicides at www.IowaColdCases.org.
ANYONE WITH ANY INFORMATION regarding Louie
Gutierrez’s unsolved murder, please contact the Davenport Police
Department at (563) 326-7979 or the Davenport Crime Stoppers tip
line at (309) 762-9500 or the Iowa DCI at 515-725-6010.
4. You can spread the flu virus
without showing symptoms. 20%
to 30% of people carrying the
influenza virus have no symptoms.
A simple, uncovered cough or
sneeze can easily spread the virus
up to 35 feet.
5. You still need the vaccine
even if you’ve already had the flu
this year. Getting the flu does not
make you immune to it. Although
effective, the flu vaccine does not
cover all Influenza strains. The
FDA selects three or four influenza
viruses each year to create the
vaccine. It’s possible to have
contracted one strain but you still
need protection from the others.
6. If you get the flu and you’ve
been vaccinated, it doesn’t mean the
shot didn't work. The flu vaccine is
about 60 to 90% effective. Multiple
strains of the virus circulate every
year, and it's difficult to predict
which strains will be dominant.
If you get the flu it means that
you acquired a different strain not
included in the vaccine. Because
of your original vaccine, your
symptoms will be less severe, and
it won’t last as long even with the
different strain.
7. Your flu vaccination last year
does not protect you this year. Flu
viruses are always changing. They
can vary from year to year so it
is important to stay up to date on
vaccinations to protect against the
new strains.
This 58th edition of Justice For
All examines the role a criminal
defense attorney plays in our justice
system.
It may seem unusual for a
prosecutor to be writing on this
topic, especially one who has never
been a criminal defense attorney.
There are undoubtedly many
attorneys who, having actually
served in this role, could provide
a more complete, detailed and
eloquent explanation on this subject.
That being said, it’s a worthwhile
topic of discussion even if only from
a prosecutor’s perspective because
a criminal defense attorney has a
job that is very important and often
misconstrued.
The role of a criminal defense
attorney starts with a fundamental
principle found in both the United
States and Iowa Constitutions: a
person accused of a committing a
crime is guaranteed the right to the
assistance of counsel for his or her
defense. If a defendant is indigent
and could be facing incarceration,
an attorney is appointed to represent
the defendant at the government’s
expense. In other words, the law
mandates that a defendant be
represented in a criminal case
unless this right has been knowingly
and voluntarily waived or forfeited
by misconduct.
A criminal defense attorney’s job
is to advocate for the best interests
of his or her client, the defendant.
Traditionally this advocacy comes
in the form of challenging state’s
evidence, presenting evidence
favorable to the defendant, and
making legal arguments on the
defendant’s behalf, all of which
occur at contested proceedings
before a judge or jury.
Advocacy also occurs behind
the scenes through negotiation with
the prosecution. When the real
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9. The flu is not just a bad
cold. Influenza may cause cold
symptoms, but an estimated 36,000
people die each year from the flu.
The virus weakens the body making
you vulnerable to other illnesses
which can cause further medical
complications and even death.
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flu virus. It is still advised to use
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of its protection against everyday
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actually Influenza. The flu is a
respiratory illness that affects
the lungs and breathing passages,
not the gastrointestinal system.
Children can get symptoms such as
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but most adults don’t have stomach
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question in a case is not whether
the defendant committed the crime
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punishment should be, a criminal
defense attorney advocates for
the defendant by identifying and
emphasizing factors which suggest
a sentence on the more lenient end
of the spectrum and by responding
to and minimizing factors which
suggest a more severe sentence.
I’m occasionally asked to
speculate why a lawyer would
represent a defendant charged with
a particularly heinous crime. My
answer is that a criminal defense
attorney must be able to separate
personal feelings about a case from
their professional obligation to
advocate for the defendant. That
may be an exceptionally difficult
task for cases with sympathetic
victims or unsympathetic
defendants but if no one was willing
to do this job then the constitutional
guarantee of an attorney for all
criminal defendants would have no
meaning.
Overall there are many
individuals and organizations
with the ability to hold defendants
accountable: the legislature decides
what constitutes a crime and the
range of appropriate punishments,
law enforcement investigates,
apprehends, and charges those
who violate the law, county
attorneys serve as prosecutors,
juries determine a defendant’s
guilt or innocence, and judges
sentence defendants. Criminal
defense attorneys are a watchdog
and balancing factor over all these
groups. By serving as an advocate
for the defendant, criminal defense
attorneys help to ensure that an
innocent person is not convicted
and a guilty verdict is only returned
after the defendant’s constitutional
rights are recognized and due
process of law is followed every
step of the way down the path
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2015
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Schutte finishes
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As a first year runner, Freshman
Hannah Schutte qualified as a participant
at the State Cross Country Meet in Fort
Dodge where she represented MFL
MarMac in fine fashion.
After qualifying in the top 15 at the
regional level, Schutte was honored with
a fire truck escort into town and upon
arrival at the school, she had the chance
to ring the victory bell.
As a state participant, Hannah ran at
Fort Dodge on Halloween, October 31.
As a freshman, Schutte was in the top
third of the finishers as she was 47th out
of 156 runners.
Coaches Eliza Philpott and Eric
Koenig were a force in Hannah’s success
as they pushed her to reach for her goals
throughout the year. They encouraged
her and reminded her that goals can
happen with hard work and dedication.
Northeast Iowa was very well
represented at the State Cross Country
Meet. In IA Elkader Central placed first.
In 2A South Winn Placed third; in 3A
Decorah placed fifth.
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at the
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silent auction options will include centerpieces and gift baskets, beautiful
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decorative items. Enjoy entertainment by local artists and choirs and
delicious refreshments throughout the weekend.
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Hearty hors d’oeuvres and spirits served among the trees.
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