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Tractorcade
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Friday
First day of school
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August 28, 2015
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF HARDIN COUNTY
E L D O R A, I O W A
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United Suppliers and LOL members ok merger
(The following was released
by Land O’ Lakes and United
Suppliers jointly)
ARDEN
HILLS,
MINN.
AND AMES -- The owners
of United Suppliers, Inc. and
members of Land O’Lakes, Inc.
have overwhelmingly approved the
merger of United Suppliers with
Land O’Lakes’ crop inputs business.
The merger will build on the recent
successes of the two companies and
aims to create a single, relevant and
competitive system of independent
agricultural retailers.
“This merger will allow us to
continue to meet our customers’
needs through each company’s
successful go-to-market strategy
while providing for the size and
scale to compete in an environment
of consolidating suppliers and
competitors,” said Chris Policinski,
President and CEO of Land
O’Lakes, Inc. “We are excited to
bring our WinField business and
United Suppliers together and
expect our members, owners and
customers will benefit greatly from
this merger.”
Under the merger, Ames, Iowabased United Suppliers, Inc. will
join with Arden Hills, Minnesotabased Land O’Lakes, Inc.’s crop
inputsbusiness.Thefirststepofthe
merger will be to combine the two
Whole county can
share in the cruise
By Rick Patrie
News Editor
HARDIN COUNTY – If you
want to see the Labor Day Weekend
Scenic City car show, and can’t get
to Iowa Falls, consider a small taste
when it makes it’s annual cruise
around Hardin County.
It will park for noon lunch in
Radcliffe on September 6.
Radcliffe’s the home of long time
cruise member Dave Raska.
Raska is a ten-year member of
the auto club. The cruise itself is
19 years old. He has a 63 Chevy
to contribute, and is working on
restoring a 1960 Chevy now
Raska, retired was the one time
transportation director for the local
schools.
He came to the auto enthusiasts
group by way of friends who were
involved.
Where to watch for them.
This year’s Scenic City car show
cruise is scheduled for Sunday Sept.
6 and will leave from the Iowa Falls
Fareway parking lot at 3:40 p.m.
Leaving the Fareway parking lot
on Hickory it will then go right on
Oak St. and will be turning right
on Rocksylvania Ave. through Iowa
Newsbriefs
American Legion Fillet
Mignon Dinner Sept. 2
The American Legion Club Post
#182, Eldora, will be having a Fillet
Mignon Dinner on Wednesday, Sept.
2. The meal will be served from
6 to 7:30 p.m. Carry-outs will be
available at 5:30 p.m. Cost is $15 per
person.
Pancake Breakfast at
Hardin County Farm
Museum Sept. 5
The Hardin County Farm Museum
in Eldora will be holding a pancake
breakfast on Saturday, Sept. 5 from
7 to 9:30 a.m. They will be serving
pancakes, sausage, fruit and drinks.
Cost is by donation. Everyone is
welcome!
Rainsbarger Days
5K Run Sept. 5
The 5K Run for Rainsbarger Days
will be held on Saturday, Sept. 5,
starting at the Washington Square/
Schoolhouse. Registration starts at
7 a.m. Applications on the website,
http://steamboatrockiowa.com.
(continued on page 3)
Falls. The cruise will then follow
S56 through Steamboat Rock then
on to Pine Lake. The cruise will
turn right on Hwy. 175 into Eldora.
In Eldora the cruise will turn left at
the stoplight and proceed on S-62
to Gifford. In Gifford it will turn
right on S-55 to New Providence.
Via New Providence, it will follow
S-57 to D-65 then right on S-27
into Garden City. It will then follow
S-27 to Radcliffe.
At Radcliffe it will be turning off
S-27 at Ionia St. into Radcliffe. The
cruise will then stop a Radcliffe
City Park for dinner. Come see the
cars while the Cruisers eat. Then
after dinner the cruise will continue
north on Isabella St. turning right
on East Minnie St., then following
S-27 to Alden, turning right at the
intersection of S-27 and D-20.
following D-20 to D-15. Riders
will then turn left on D-15, traveling
to River Road then turning right on
River St. in Iowa Falls then left on
Hickory St. The cruise will then turn
right into the Fareway parking lot.
The club is also hosting a big car
show in Iowa Falls every Labor Day,
and Raska says the show draws in
companies’ seed and crop protection
businessesunderWinfieldUS,LLC,
and a second step will merge the
crop nutrient business.
Customersareexpectedtobenefit
from expanded product offerings,
enhanced precision agriculture
services, tools and technologies,
improved
product
insights,
consulting services and more.
“Both organizations exist to
increase our customers’ capabilities
and competitiveness. By coming
together, we are true to our shared
purpose, and we also preserve our
different approaches to best serve
a wide variety of customer needs,”
said Brad Oelmann, President
and CEO of United Suppliers,
Inc. “Together, we are positioned
to protect and build the future of
independent agricultural operations
in an environment of consolidation.”
In 2014, WinField had $4.9B in seed
and crop protection product sales
and United Suppliers had $2.6B
in crop protection, seed and crop
nutrient sales. Closing is anticipated
in October 2015.
About Land O’Lakes, Inc.
Land O’Lakes, Inc., one of
America’s premier agribusiness and
food companies, is a member-owned
cooperative with industry-leading
operations that span the
US perspective
By Rick Patrie
News Editor
(JULY 3) AMES – Back in July
whenwordoftheirmergertalksfirst
went public, United Suppliers CEO
Brad Oelmann said the move was a
reflectionofthetimes.
“There is no longer $7 corn and
everything tightens in agriculture.”
Oelmann
did
stress
that
part of the merger proposal has
been a commitment to the three
communities involved.
That meant the home base of the
farm and food processor cooperative
Land O’Lakes – the Twin Cities
area.
In addition, the commitment
extended to Eldora and Ames, which
share the headquarters offices of
United Suppliers, he said.
Oelmann added, “Unfortunately
we can’t tell each of our individual
employees exactly what the impact
will be in terms of location and any
Breakfast and tours of the machine shed
And pictures from the Greenbelt Tractorcade on page 2.
By Rick Patrie
News Editor
ELDORA – Sometimes you
have to look beneath the surface.
And if the surface is rust, you
have to scrape the surface and then
look.
Do that and you may find
some wonders of early 1900’s
engineering.
So say the volunteers at the
Hardin County Farm Musem,
where the machine shed is filled
with things like the potato planter
pictured to the right.
A modern potato planter surely
takes its directions from some
satellite overhead. Rows come out
straight as a laser.
This much, much older one took
its cues from a steady team of horses
and one quick handed operator.
No software involved, everything
was very hard ware and they didn’t
spare a pound of it.
So, if you come out to the Hardin
County Farm Museum for one of
their late season events coming up
September through October, stop at
the machine shed and take a look
around. Staff can tell you what
almost all of it is. And the rest is fun
This is not an early-era bicycle with a quarter ton tote basket attached. It is a potato planter.
The wood bin held the potatoes, and on the tray in front of the rider is a conveyor geared to the
drive. The conveyor received the potatoes, which were placed one by one by the operator. They
dropped down the shoot and fell into a trench created by the cutting share at the bottom of the
unit. The trailing discs then covered the seed potato in the trench. Staff at the farm museum say
it’s a fine piece of engineering, though the seat cushion needs a little cushion-work.
Wellsburg Fall Fest promises fun and a birthday
(A host of other features
are planned as part of the
Wellsburg autumn community festival – including a celebration of Prohibition, or the lack thereof.
But one business and location in particular is commemorating a hundred
year milestone.)
Brick Bungalow
celebrates 100
years
By Michaela Kendall
Staff Writer
WELLSBURG – On Saturday,
August 29, the Brick Bungalow will
be celebrating its 100th birthday,
and the public is invited to help
the bungalow bring in its biggest
birthday yet.
The business, run by Evie Haupt,
has been open since 2002, but the
bungalow itself is turning 100
years old. In order to celebrate
that milestone, there are many fun
activities planned for the day.
Coming to Wellsburg’s Fall Festival will be a “celebration of Prohibition, Bootlegging and the cars of the time: During one of the
re-enactor group’s other area productions, they staged the infamous bank robbery in Steamboat Rock shown here. Pictured in the
car in the back is Behren and Burdette Walters. Shown the left car are Joerg and Aubri Rochlitzer, and shown in the car on the right
is Jim Hammann.
Local/Area News
Friday, August 28, 2015 • pAge 2
Greenbelt Tractorcade
About thirty riders took in the south of the county last Saturday morning during the annual
Greenbelt Tractorcade, launching from the Farm Museum in Eldora. The museum has more to
come this season. See story page 1.
Class of 2028 first day
(Above) With instructors Val Schable on the left and Mrs. Burk, right, kindergarteners, Camden
Farrell, Bentley Klosterman, Theo Konomi, Leo Villanueva, Taevon Ruth, Michael Raney, Aiden
K, Brooke Blanchard, Lola Miller, Kassidy Lynch, Kylie Dreir, Piper McStockard, Madison Pratt,
Adaline Smitherman, Jordyn Hadley, Chase Gleason.
(Below) With instructor Carey Winter on the right and Joan Grothoff on left, are kindergarteners
Aubrey Stumbo, Brynn Manship, Eli Giguere, Adeline Cook, Jordyn Nichols, Jack Beran, Joey
Minteer, Nevaeh Miller Ella Owens, Sophie Rundall, Jenna Martin, Kendall Humphrey, Aleigha
Ward, Nora Lindsey, Ireland Gleasen Avery Leptein, Kaedyn Dobson and Zakori Kerns
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Iowa Falls car show to high school
(continued from page 1)
competitors from Minnesota and
Illinois and all Around Iowa.
He gets his own car out maybe
three to five times a summer for
similar gathering. He would do it
more if he could. It is not a concern
about dinging up the car, just a lack
of time.
The Iowa Falls group now
numbers 20 members. They aren’t
actually eligible for the auto show
competition-taking place in Iowa
Falls.
Members will tell you that along
with the artists impulse clearly
exhibited in the polished stock,
there is often a desire on the part of
the car owner to go back a little in
time, relive the Glory Days in high
school and young adulthood.
The world was big and you had
all you needed, a car, to see it all.
Raska says the contingent on the
countywide cruise invite everyone
out to come watch along the route
and share a wave.
Meanwhile, the Scenic City Labor
Day Car show and exhibition itself
is Monday September 7 this year at
the Iowa Falls Alden High School
at 1903 Taylor Avenue. The move
comes to accomodate the wholesale
construction on streets downtown in
Iowa Falls this summer.
The car show includes a
registration period running from
7:30 to 11 a.m. with judging from
noon to about 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.
awards presentation.
Shuttles, free of charge will run
from the high school site of the car
show to the downtown business
district. The Scenic City Cruisers
and local Lions Club Labor Day Car
show is a long standing tradition on
the Labor Day Weekend.
Newsbriefs
Steamboat Rock Library
pork loin supper sept. 4
The Steamboat Rock Library will
be having a Pork Loin Supper at
the Boat Club in Steamboat Rock.
Serving will be from 5 to 7 p.m.
before the Rainsbarger Trial ReEnactment. Free will donation.
The Labor Day show in Iowa Falls. The cars come from all eras,
some true to the original, some with a lot of imagination applied.
Jobs data
for state
and county
HARDIN COUNTY – Iowa’s
seasonally adjusted unemployment
rate increased slightly to 3.8 percent
in July from 3.7 percent in June.
The state’s jobless rate was 4.3
percent one year ago. The U.S.
unemployment rate remained at 5.3
percent in July.
In Hardin County the rates so
far this yeara have ranged from 5.4
percent in January to 3.4 in may
and 3.6 in June. Breakdowns for
counties come out about a month
late. Statewide data for August will
be released on Friday, September
18, 2015. Local data for August will
be posted to the IWD website on
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
The number of unemployed
Iowans remained at 63,900 in July.
The current estimate is 10,300 lower
than the year ago level of 74,200.
The total number of working
Iowans decreased to 1,636,500 in
July. This figure was 4,000 lower
than June, and 4,100 higher than one
year ago.
Seasonally Adjusted Nonfarm
Employment
Total
nonfarm
employment
advanced by 8,100 jobs in July,
raising nonfarm employment to
1,577,400 jobs. The unexpectedly
large gain this month was primarily
the result of growth in private sectors
(+6,100). Both goods-producing
and service sectors advanced for
the third consecutive month, while
government added 2,000 jobs due
primarily to hiring at the local level.
Of the eleven super sectors, only two
pared jobs this month: professional
and business services (-2,700) and
trade and transportation (-900).
to guess about.
The potato planter. It is really the
essence of simplicity. The horses
pull and one operator takes the
comfortable seat shown toward the
left. The bin is filled with potatoes
and the operator need only keep
inserting them in a long auger that
takes them one at a time for planting,
If you look to the bottom you will
find the blade which opens the
furrow, the shoot through which the
potatoes drop one after another after
another, the discs which cover the
potato. And if this isn’t fascinating
enough out at the farm museum
you can find an equally heavy duty
apparatus created to harvest the
potatoes.
If it plants something, cultivates
something, harvests it or cleans it or
preps it for the kitchen, chances are
they have several hundred pounds of
it out in the collections of old farm
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iron at the museum.
Stop out on September 5 from
7 to 9:30 for the monthly pancake
breakfast in the barn, and then
mark your calendar for the last big
field day of this season on October
3 from 10 to 3 p.m. for the Fall
Harvest Festival.
Things like this old potato planter
come out of the shed once a year to
do their job again. This time it will
be on the corn crop at the museum
site.
On the 10th of the October comes
the family barn dance.
Meanwhile, this past weekend,
the museum played host to the
annual Greenbelt Tractorcade,
which wound south into the county
this year.
Every year for a dozen, roughly
30 to 40 riders have set off on a long
morning rides through the Hardin
County Greenbelt. Find pictures
from the sendoff in Eldora on page
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Wellsburg Fall Fest
Brick Bungalow celebrates 100 years
From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, the
Brick Bungalow will be holding an
open house at the shop. As an ode
to the bungalow’s beginnings in
1915, there will be a 1915 Model T
Ford on display out front, and two
bootlegger re-enactments; one at 2
p.m. and one at 4 p.m. Both are free
of charge.
The re-enactments are a fun way
to show what was going on during
the time period when the bungalow
was built, and one of those things
going on was the Prohibition. The
Prohibition began in 1919, a few
years after the bungalow was built,
and bootlegging soon became a
common practice in the area.
Aside from the Prohibition and
bootlegging era, the bungalow has
seen many things in its 100 years.
The little house has been home
to several families, and even
a beauty shop. Nowadays, the
bungalow houses a gift shop, which
sells everything from newborn to
retirement gifts.
The Brick Bungalow’s 100th
birthday celebration coincides with
the Wellsburg Fall Festival, which is
also on Saturday.
There will be several other events
going on around town, including
massages, an inflatable slide, a
petting zoo, a BBQ cook-off, wine
and beer tasting, bingo, several open
houses and plenty of food.
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Maddy was born August 9, 2015
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and was 22 inches long.
Her grandparents are Kent and
Tracy Reinert of Union; and Mike
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of Eldora and George and Donna
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Wellsburg’s Fall Fest has grown and grown and now takes in everything from a 100 year commemoration of a local residential
business fixture, to the return of a group of auto enthusiassts, and part time re-enactors who plan to do their ribute to Prohibition
in Wellsburg.
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Hardin County Conservation will be hosting the annual Monarch
Butterfly Tagging event, at Calkins Nature Area on Tuesday,
September 8th from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Bring the family out to
learn about monarch butterflies and get the opportunity to catch,
tag, and release your own monarch to send it on its migration
journey. There is NO preregistration for this event, it is open to
all ages, and it is free of charge. The monarch butterfly migrates
each year to the mountains and forests of Mexico where they
evade our northern winters. We tag the butterflies to monitor and
study how far they travel, where they start and end their journey,
and the question remains how this small creature navigates to
the same place every year. Calkins Nature Area is located west
of Iowa Falls, on 135th street, south of Highway D20. If you have
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individual workers won’t be known
until a number of months down the
road.
He had said that the merger,would
phase in with two distinct
transitions, and he said the impact
on specific job descriptions will
depend on how the two companies
mesh.
Oelmann said at that time some
workers might have to make choices
about those issues of location and
retraining.
Back in July he said many
industries tied to farming are in a
phase characterized by large-scale
consolidations similar to the United
Suppliers-Land O’ Lakes move.
He says this reflects economics
starting at the farm and going up the
ladder to wholesalers and retailers
who work with farmers.
United
Suppliers,
long
headquartered in Eldora, has
just in recent years been locating
administrative staff in offices in
Ames, too.
The wholesaler cooperative’s
roots trace to Eldora when it was
organized back to 1963.
Approximately 100 staff work
here in Eldora now.
About four years ago, the Eldora
co-op spun off its feeds division to
a long time collaborator-firm based
in the southeastern United States.
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Wellsburg Fall Event
Saturday, August 29, 2015
Participating Businesses and Organizations:
Beginning at 9 a.m. - Massage, Caring Hands Massage
10 a.m. - Inflatable Slide, sponsored by Wellsburg Community Club
10 a.m.-3 p.m. - Vendor Show, sponsored by Wellsburg Community
Club
10 a.m.-6 p.m. - Brick Bungalow’s 100th Birthday Open House
1915 Model T on display
10 a.m.-6 p.m. - Bernd’s Pond Open House
Noon - Cotton candy, hotdogs, nachos, popcorn, pop, water, games,
sponsored by Wellsburg Community Club
1-6 p.m. - Barn Stahl Petting Zoo
2 & 4 p.m. - Live Re-enactment of Old Time Bootlegging, sponsored by
Brick Bungalow and Bernd’s Pond
3-5 p.m. - Outdoor Games, sponsored by Wellsburg Public Library
3-5 p.m. - Bingo, Ice Cream, Sponsored by Peoples Savings Bank
5-7 p.m. - The Wellsburger’s Second Anniversary Celebration
Throughout the Day
Vintage Tractor Display, Games, sponsored by Wellsburg Historical
Foundation
Shabby Shack’s Second Anniversary Celebration Open House, BBQ
Cook-Off, Wine/beer tasting, face painting, live music in the evening
Wellsburg Tap - Open
Town House - Open
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ALDEN – Dave Sweeney, Alden
has been elected as a delegate to
the 132nd Annual American Angus
Association®
Convention
of
Delegates, Nov. 5 at the Overland
Park Convention Center in Overland
Park, Kan., reports Richard Wilson,
Interim CEO of the American Angus
Association.
Sweeney is one of 327 Angus
breeders who have been elected by
fellow members in their state to serve
as a representative at the annual
meeting. Representing 42 states,
District of Columbia and Canada,
the delegates will participate in the
business meeting and elect new
officers and five directors to the
American Angus Association board.
The annual meeting will take
place in conjunction with the 2015
Angus Means Business National
Celebrate the 100th Birthday of the House
Saturday,
August 29
Open House
1915 Model T on display in front
8/25, 28/15
Monday,
Sept. 7
Roundhouse
641-869-5031
2 and 4 P.M.
Omelet & Pancake
Breakfast
7 - 10 a.m.
New Providence
10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Re-enactment of Bootlegging
Convention and Trade Show, Nov.
3-5. Visit www.angusconvention.
com to learn more.
The American Angus Association
is the nation’s largest beef breed
organization, serving
nearly 25,000 members across the
United States, Canada and several
other countries.
504 West 4th, Wellsburg
Tues.-Sat. 10-5; Thurs. 10-8
2x3
Choice of ingredients for
your omelet, along with
fruit, pancakes, pastries,
juice and coffee.
Bring your friends and family and help
support the New Providence Roundhouse.
Free will donation.
8/25, 28/15
Greenbelt Homecare of Eldora
will be holding foot care clinics
during the month of September
throughout Hardin County. The
schedule of services and locations is
listed below.
September 1 - Iowa Falls, inhome
September 8 - Eldora, at
Greenbelt Home Care or in-home
September 15 - Ackley, Grand
JiVante, or in-home
September 22 - Hubbard, inhome
Clinics will be held from 8:30
a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Each individual at the foot clinic
is allowed time for a foot inspection,
trimming of toenails and a foot
massage. Prior to appointment,
participants are asked to soak
their feet in warm soapy water for
20 minutes. Please have a list of
medications available for nurse. To
schedule appointment please call
641-939-8444 or 1-877-283-0959.
Please inform the nurse if you are
diabetic. The cost of the clinic will be
$35. Gift certificates are available!
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cooperatives, ranking 203 on the
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of more than 94 years of operation,
Land O’Lakes today operates some
of the most respected brands in
agribusiness and food production
including LAND O LAKES® Dairy
Foods, Purina Animal Nutrition
and WinField. The company does
business in all 50 states and more
than 60 countries. Land O’Lakes,
Inc. corporate headquarters are
located in Arden Hills, Minn.
About United Suppliers, Inc.
United Suppliers is a unique,
customer-owned wholesale supplier
of crop protection inputs, seed and
crop nutrients, with headquarters in
Eldora and Ames, Iowa. Founded
in 1963, United Suppliers today
is comprised of 600 agricultural
dealers (Owners) that operate nearly
2,800 retail locations throughout the
United States and parts of Canada.
The mission of United Suppliers is
to be the supplier of choice while
increasing Owners’ capabilities
and competitiveness. To meet this
goal, United Suppliers strives to
provide Owners with transparent
market intelligence, innovative
products,
market access and
New reliable
Prov. Roundhouse
customized
business
solutions.
Labor Day Breakfast
An omelet and pancake breakfast
will be served at the New Providence
Roundhouse on Monday, Sept. 7,
from 7 to 10 a.m. An omelet will be
made for you with your choice of ingredients. Fruit, pancakes, pastries,
juice and
will also be
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dinner
Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2015
Prepared and served by Marv and friends
Serving 6-7:30 p.m.
Carry-outs available at 5:30 p.m. - $15 per person
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At the Movies
ELDORA –– Starting Friday,
Aug. 28 is “Mission: Impossible –
Rogue Nation,” rated PG-13. This
movie is a thriller/action. Starring
in this film are Tom Cruise, Simon
Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson and Jeremy
Renner. Run time is two hours, 11
minutes.
Storyline: With the IMF
now disbanded and Ethan
Hunt (Tom Cruise) out in the
cold, a new threat -- called the
Syndicate -- soon emerges.
The Syndicate is a network
of highly skilled operatives who
are dedicated to establishing a new
world order via an escalating series
of terrorist attacks. Faced with what
may be the most impossible mission
yet, Ethan gathers his team and joins
forces with Ilsa Faust (Rebecca Ferguson), a disavowed British agent
who may or may not be a member of
this deadly rogue nation.
As always thanks
to our volunteers. We can
always use additional volunteers at the theatre, so
please come in and sign
the book or give us a call at
(641)939-3522.
See you “At the Movies!”
Friday, Aug. 28, 2015 • PAge 5
News from Ivester
August30
A baby dedication will take place
during worship service for Briella
Russell. Join us after the noon potluck for an introduction to use of the
AED (defibrillator). This was purchased with memorial funds from
friends and family, including Isabel
(Moats) Nuckolls.
Visitors
Jim Grove and Taylor attended worship services with cousins
Yolanda Butler and Chris Tobias.
IceCreamSocial
Jim Grove invited us to the ice
cream social held at the Ankeny
Church of the Brethren on August
30 from 4-7 p.m.
Obituaries
Agnes M. Oppold, 93
A Mass of Christian Burial will be Friday, Aug. 28, 2015 at 10:30 a.m. at St.
Mary Catholic Church in Eldora for Agnes Mary Oppold, 93, of Iowa Falls, who
passed away Sunday, Aug. 23, 2015 in Des
Moines, Iowa. Father Tony Kruse will be
officiating. Burial following at St. Mary’s
Catholic Cemetery in Eldora. A visitation
was held from 5-8 p.m. on Thursday, Aug.
27, 2015 at Creps-Abels Funeral Home in
Eldora, with a vigil service to begin at 7:30
p.m. Online condolences may be made to
the Oppold family at: www.abelsfuneralhomes.com. Creps-Abels Funeral Home
has been entrusted with arrangements.
Agnes Mary was born on December 13, 1921, the daughter of John and
Jennie (Sharpshair) Lawless from Eldora. She graduated from the Owasa
High School in 1939. She worked in the Agricultural Administration Office
in Iowa Falls for several years prior to her marriage to Melvin Oppold on
February 17, 1942. Their farming and livestock operation was in the OwasaEldora area where they lived. She worked many years as a poll worker at the
elections in Jackson Twp. and was a hospice volunteer for several years. She
enjoyed traveling locally and abroad, her hobby of scrapbooking and was a
faithful member of Saint Mary Catholic Church.
Agnes Mary is survived by son Dan (Patricia) of Eldora, Iowa and daughter Kathryn of Fort Worth, Texas; five grandchildren Tamara Menke (Jason),
Deborah See (Mark), Brandon Weiss (Traci), Kristel Weiss Mayfield (Bobby), and Stacy Uhl (Elliot); and nine great grandchildren Andrew, Carter and
Kennedy Menke, Abigail and Landon See, Alexandria and Kaileigh Weiss,
and Brayden and Ava Mayfield.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Melvin, and brothers
Dale and Harry Lawless.
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Dorothy’s Senior Center
1306 17th Ave., Eldora Phone 858-5152
Call 641.939.5051
to place your ad!
Weekly menu - program Open to all persons 60 years of age or older
Letter to the Editor
Immigration. Good?
To the Editor:
Published statistics on the effects
of immigration show several important things. Among them are the effects on employment with emphasis
on the poor and under-educated.
Example There are many young
men who may have dropped out of
high school to help provide for the
rest of their family. They need a job.
They are not eligible for the “tech”
type jobs with high pay. Out of need
they are willing to take a lower pay
job.
Guess what? Our President gave
Congress “The Finger” and, by Executive Privilege, freed a million or
more immigrants … to take those
low-pay jobs. Why did he do that?
Because, by voting time, he will
have paved a way for them to vote
Democrat.
So … he added a million or so
Americans to the ‘unemployed’ list
and a million or so to the “created
jobs” list. What a guy …!! But wait
… he didn’t do that all by himself
… did he? ‘Course not. He has a devoted Democrat Administration supporting his deeds.
Remember being asked, “Are you
better off now?”
Bill Bruner
Eldora
News from Wellsburg Library
WELLSBURG – A new season
of programming kicks off this fall at
the library. Wellsburg On Wednesday otherwise known as WOW begins on September 2 at 2 p.m. with
local author Joyce Knock speaking.
Joyce Brocka Knock is a native
Iowan who grew up on a farm in
Grundy County and graduated from
Parkersburg High School. For the
past 45 years she has lived in the
Des Moines area. She has written
her first book, I am NOT dumb and
I am NOT a stinky butt, dealing with
the most common form of bullying,
name-calling. Joyce will be reading
and sharing her book with the group
followed by refreshments.
Book Club is also on September 2
and will hold their discussion at 10
a.m. Books have arrived and can be
picked up at the library.
Story time will move to a new
day this year. Thursdays at 10
a.m.!! We welcome children 3-6 as
we share stories, finger plays, songs,
and crafts.
Bingo will be held on Tuesday,
Sept. 15 at 1 p.m. in the meeting
room at the library. We invite you to
join us at this event sponsored by the
Peoples Savings Bank.
The library will be holding a Flu
Clinic on Thursday, Sept. 17 from
4-6 p.m. Be sure to stop in and get
your flu shot early this year!
More information on our library’s
web site and Facebook page!
NOTICE:Mealreservationsare
neededby8:30a.m.thedayofthe
meal.Call858-5152tomakeyour
reservation. If there is no answer,
leave a message on the answering
machine.
Please remember to cancel or
orderaBmeal.Wemustknowby
11:45a.m.thedaybefore.
Tocancelororderan“A”meal
we must know by 8:45 a.m. the
dayof. Thank you.
Dorothy’s Senior Center is available to rent in the evenings, Monday
through Friday and also all day Saturday and Sunday. Call (641)8585006 for reservations.
MONDAy,AUG.31
MenuA - Pork w/supreme sauce,
red roasted potatoes, Italian vegetable blend, multi-grain bread/margarine, bread pudding w/glaze
MenuB - Cold sliced turkey, fiesta salad, sunshine salad, multi-grain
bread/mayo, bread pudding w/glaze
TUESDAy,SEPT.1
MenuA – Cranberry Dijon chicken, garden rice medley, spinach,
multi-grain bread/margarine, fresh
fruit
Menu B – Chef salad, juice, no
salt crackers, fresh fruit salad, salad
dressing
Noon – Meal
12:30 p.m. - Bingo
WEDNESDAy,SEPT.2
FriendshipDay
MenuA – Beef and noodle casserole, glazed carrots, tossed salad/
dressing, multi-grain bread/margarine, tropical fruit
busiNess & ProFessioNal
direCtory
MenuB – Honey mustard chicken, salad/salad dressing, garden cottage cheese, chicken noodle soup,
multi-grain bread, tropical fruit
8:30 a.m. – Exercise
Noon – Meal; Prayer & Devotion - Pastor Splett; Program - Bill
Brown, Sr. Medicare Patrol; Workers - Lutheran
THURSDAy,SEPT.3
Menu A – Oven fried chicken,
baked potato/sour cream, seasoned
green peas, multi-grain bread/margarine, peaches and pineapple
Menu B – Pork with mushroom
gravy, baked potato/sour cream, seasoned green peas, multi-grain bread/
margarine, peaches and pineapple
Noon – Meal
FRIDAy,SEPT.4
MenuA – BBQ pork, potato salad, baked beans, Texas bread, apple
cobbler
Menu B – Baked chicken thigh,
potato salad, baked beans, Texas
bread, apple cobbler
8:30 a.m. - Exercise
10:30 a.m. - Bingo
11:15 a.m. - Blood Pressure
Noon – Meal
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COATSSchedule
Mondays, 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1
to 4 p.m.; and Fridays, 9 a.m. to 12
noon and 1 to 4 p.m.
For morning rides, call between
8:30 and 9 a.m.
For afternoon rides, call between
12:30 and 1 p.m.
Please call only on the day that the
service is needed at 858-5729.
Larry Dean Hanson, 60
Larry Dean Hanson, 60, of Iowa Falls and formerly of Buckeye, Iowa,
passed away Sunday, Aug. 23, 2015 at the Mary Greeley Medical Center,
in Ames Iowa. Funeral services for Larry Hanson were held at 10:30 a.m.
Thursday, Aug. 27, 2015 at the Immanuel Lutheran Church, Iowa Falls,
Iowa. Burial was held at the Alden Township Cemetery, Alden, Iowa. In lieu
of flowers, the family request memorials be directed to the family, where
they will honor Larry at the Immanuel Lutheran Church. Linn’s Funeral
Home in Iowa Falls has been entrusted with arrangements.
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dentist
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1906 Edgington, Eldora
(641)939-7900
“Creating Healthy smiles with a Gentle touch!”
Now Accepting New Patients
medical
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brown family practice
dr. teresa l. brown, d.o.
board Certified Family Practice
(641)939-7777
hourS Mon-Thurs - 8 - 5, Fri. - 8 - noon
Closed Daily from Noon-1 p.m.
on call 24 hrs/day
Located at: 1250 Washington Street, Eldora
auto paint & body
dentist
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and the
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Phone: (641)939-7461
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building materials
Grundy Center
Full serviCe lumber yard!
mason spahn - mgr.
Quality First and Service Always”
Since 1904
New Phone: (319) 825-3316
New FaX: (319) 825-6673
building supplies
Innovative
Building
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“For all your building, remodeling, & fencing needs”
Since 1948
Hubbard
641.864.2237
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1310 Washington st., eldora
sanitation service
local dependable service Co.
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MarkClarke-641-858-2459
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Farming supplies
plumbing & Heating
veterinary
“Caring for smiles
for over 30 years”
Eldora
VEtErinary CarE
Dealer for Livestock Feeding &
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Feeders, Chutes, Tubs, Panels, etc.
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N. Wash. St., Eldora 858-5701
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641-939-2020
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Friday, Aug. 28, 2015 • PAGE 6
STEAMBOAT ROCK’S 2015
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Saturday, Sept. 5
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Creps - Abels Funeral Home
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Pine Lake Financial Associates
Suite 1
Eldora, IA 50627
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Ronald Wieting
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Chad Johnson
Funeral Director
27193 R4-15
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P.O. Box 206
Eldora
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Public Record
Friday, Aug. 28, 2015 • PAge 7
PUBLIC NOTICE
eldora-New Providence CSD
TENTATIvE AGENDA
ELDORA-NEW PROvIDENCE CSD
AUGUST 10, 2015 – 5:15 P.M.
ELEMENTARy MEDIA CENTER – ROOM 16
“Embracing today’s challenges, preparing for
tomorrow’s world.”
1.0 Meeting Called to Order
2.0 Discuss/Action Consent Agenda
In order to conserve time and focus attention on non-routine matters on the agenda, the
Board will consider a number of items grouped
together as a Consent Agenda, all items to be
approved in one motion. Before a motion is
made to consider the Consent Agenda, any
board member may request an item be removed from the Consent Agenda. The removed
item will then be considered for separate action.
2.01 Board Meeting Agenda
2.02 July Regular Meeting Minutes
2.03 Report of Disbursements
2.04 Financial Report
2.05 Open enrollments – Malachi Kubalek
from e-NP to CAM (Denied by CAM)
2.06 Personnel
2.06.01 Staff Resignations
2.06.02 Staff Recommendations
2.06.04 Staff Lane Changes – Holly Burk
from BA24 to BA40, Carey Winter from BA to
BA12
2.07 2015-16 Preschool Contract with good
Shepherd Preschool, St. Paul Lutheran Church.
Motion to approve the consent agenda.
3.0 Communication
3.01 Public Report Time
Audience participation shall be in accordance with School Board Policy #204.11 that
indicates “a citizen wishing to make a brief
statement, express a viewpoint or ask a question regarding an item on the agenda shall be
allowed to speak during the public report time”.
Policy #204.11R adds “any individual desiring
to speak shall give his or her name, address,
and the group, if any, that is represented. The
presentation should be as brief as possible. Unless an extension of time is granted a speaker
shall be limited to five (5) minutes. Speakers
may offer such objective criticisms of school operations and programs as concern them. But in
public session, the Board will not hear personal
complaints of school personnel nor against any
person connected with the school system”.
4.0 District Business
4.01 Discuss/Action Board Secretary/Treasurer for 2015-16 Motion that Cindy Bierle be
appointed as the Board Secretary-Treasurer for
2015-16.
4.02 Discuss/Action Depositories for District Motion that Hardin County Savings
Bank, great Western Bank, green Belt Bank
& Trust, and Iowa Schools Joint Investment
Trust be named the official depositories for the
District with depository limits of $3,000,000;
$1,500,000; $1,500,000; and $10,000 respectively for 2015-16.
4.03 Discuss/Action Official Newspaper for
District Motion that the eldora Newspapers be
the official newspaper for the District for 201516.
4.04 Discuss/Action Attorney for District Motion that Drew Bracken of Ahlers Law Firm be
retained as the District’s attorney for 2015-16.
4.05 Discuss/Action Activity Fund/Nutrition
Fund Check Signing Designees Motion that
Carolyn Luiken be authorized to sign Activity
Fund checks and Natalie Kane be authorized
to sign Nutrition Fund checks for the District for
2015-16.
4.06 Discuss/Action Second Reading of
Revisions to Board Policy 604.1 Competent
Private Instruction Motion to approve the second reading of revisions to Board Policy 604.1
Competent Private Instruction.
4.07 Discuss/Action Second Reading of Revisions to Board Policy 604.7 Dual enrollment
Motion to approve the second reading of revisions to Board Policy 604.7 Dual enrollment.
4.08 Administrator/Supervisor/Superintendent Comments
5.0 Set Date and Time of Next Regular Meeting
– Monday, September 14 at 6:30 p.m.
6.0 Adjournment – 5:42 p.m.
OPERATING FUND
Academic Superstore/Journeyed.com,
Tech Software ................................1,744.46
Bus ed Software-Perkins ...............1,069.30
AeA 267/Cedar Falls,
Prof Dev Online ................................160.25
AgVantage FS, Inc. gasoline ................197.70
gasoline.........................................1,242.99
Ahlers & Cooney, P.C.,
Legal Services ..................................125.00
Alliant/IeS Utilities Inc,
Natural gas....................................1,237.28
electricity .......................................8,591.11
Wind generator Repair ..................2,292.78
B & H Photo/Video, Tech Supplies ........179.68
Becker’s School Supplies,
Sp ed Preschool Supplies ..................66.67
Bendixen, Mary,
SAI Conf Parking/Meal .......................27.00
BNS/Sport Supply group, Inc.,
elem Pe Supplies .............................165.78
City of eldora, Water/Sewer ...............2,806.27
Bus Driving .........................................41.80
Classroomdirect/School Specialty,
elem Supplies .....................................24.57
Combined Systems Technology, Inc.,
Ruckus Aps & Maint.......................7,091.00
Dashir Management Services, Inc.,
Custodial Service Agree-Aug .........6,850.41
DeLawyer, gary,
Reimb Tape for Busses.......................14.96
Drury Automotive Services,
SU#4 Freon ........................................70.00
edmentum, Inc.,
elem Sp ed Supplies ........................215.60
Title I Supplies ..................................323.40
eSL Supplies ....................................540.00
eNP Supt’s Office,
Fingerprint Charges ............................50.00
Fareway Stores,
Summer PACK Supplies .....................58.62
gary grimm & Associates,
elem Supplies .....................................26.90
Heart of Iowa Communications Co-op,
Phone Service ..................................139.63
Phone Service ..................................249.31
Phone Service ..................................280.47
Heartland Paper Company,
Custodial Supplies .........................2,688.64
Iowa Dept. of Human Services,
July Non Fed Medicaid ..................2,170.13
Iowa Falls Roofing Co.,
elem Roof Repairs............................449.40
Iowa Prison Industries,
Vehicle Decals ..................................100.00
JP gasway Company, Inc.,
elem Supplies ................................1,047.70
Karr LLC/Monkeytown/Iowa School Supply,
elem Supplies ...................................123.59
elem Art Supplies .............................166.29
elem guid Supplies ............................18.28
elem Office Supplies ........................122.72
Title I Supplies ....................................86.76
4 Yr Old Presch Supplies....................17.98
Sp ed Preschool Supplies ..................19.09
Knight’s Sanitation,
July garbage Service .......................183.00
Lakeshore Learning Materials,
Marc Havens electric & AC,
Softball Light Repairs........................581.78
Timer for Bus Barn Heaters ..............498.83
Add Wi-Fi Modules ........................1,166.24
Adding Fire Alarm equip ................2,763.04
Custodial Repairs .............................474.00
Martin Bros. Distributing Co.,
MasterCard, eSL Supplies ......................89.97
Background Checks............................69.00
elem Supplies ...................................394.71
4 Yr Old Presc Supplies......................19.99
HS Spec ed Supplies .........................36.30
HS Ag equip .....................................458.48
HS TAg Supplies ................................51.92
Mathis, Jay,
gladbrook-Reinbeck Travel ..............147.42
SAI – Shared Travel/Parking ..............69.40
McFarland Clinic, PC,
Bus Driver Physicals .........................110.80
Bus Driver Physical.............................45.00
Mcgraw Hill Inc.,
Menard’s/Capital One Commercial,
Custodial supplies.............................484.12
Mid-America Publishing Corp/FKA eldora
Newspapers, Legal Publications.......531.01
elem Subscription ...............................38.50
Mid-Iowa School Improvement Consortium,
Annual Lic/Dues................................938.40
Annual Lic/Dues.............................1,205.40
Annual Lic/Dues................................938.40
NAPA Auto Parts,
Transportation Parts .........................217.26
NASCO, Title I Supplies ........................112.07
Nelson, Diane,
HSAP Purch Serv ...............................50.00
HSAP Purch Serv-Classes ............1,539.00
HSAP Travel .......................................40.64
HSAP Supplies ..............................4,668.64
On-Site Information Destruction Services of
Iowa, On Site Shredding ...................519.04
Postmaster – eldora, Postage .................98.00
Quill Corporation, Title I Supplies ............48.98
elem Supplies ...................................317.69
elem Office Supplies ........................130.49
elem Sp ed Supplies ..........................66.19
elem Art Supplies .............................153.43
Sp ed Presch Supplies .........................7.06
Supt’s Office Supplies.........................26.25
Transportation Supplies ......................45.58
Randy’s Mowers and More,
equip Repairs ...................................391.93
Custodial Supplies ..............................64.00
Really good Stuff, Inc.,
elem Supplies ...................................406.90
Title I Supplies ....................................71.78
Rochester 100 Inc., elem Supplies .......211.60
Rundall, Mike, Moving Allowance .......1,000.00
School Health Corporation,
Nurse Supplies .................................140.85
School Specialty,
Sp ed Presch Supplies .........................9.17
Schwartz, Curtis,
RAgBRAI Bus Driving ........................79.20
Shield Pest Control, LLC,
Pest Control ......................................170.00
Shindelar, Dick, Prof Dev Reg .................60.00
Teacher Created Materials Inc.,
elem Supplies .....................................45.97
Teacher Direct/Msc #551,
elem Supplies ...................................144.08
Teaching Strategies, Inc.,
PUBLIC NOTICE
Storm Water Discharge
PUBLIC NOTICE OF
STORM WATER DISCHARGE
McDowell & Sons Contractors plans to submit a Notice of Intent to the Iowa Department
of Natural Resources to be covered under the
NPDeS general Permit #2 “Storm Water Discharge Associated With Industrial Activity for
Construction Activities.”
The storm water discharge will be from
grading and Seeding located in NW1/4 Sec. 2,
T88N, R21W, Hardin County.
Storm water will be discharged from 1 point
source(s) and will be discharged to the following streams: Drainage District #3.
Comments may be submitted to the Storm
Water Discharge Coordinator, Iowa Department
of Natural Resources, environmental Protection Division, 502 e. 9th Street, Des Moines,
IA 50319-0034. The public may review the Notice of Intent from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday
through Friday, at the above address after it has
been received by the department.
(Index – Aug. 28, 2015)
PUBLIC NOTICE
In the Iowa District Court For Hardin County Juvenile Division
IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT
FOR HARDIN COUNTy
jUvENILE DIvISION
IN THe MATTeR OF
)
THe TeRMINATION
)
OF PAReNTAL
) JVJV007073
RIgHTS OF
)
)
g.C.P.
)
)
BY JASON Lee PURVIS AND )
MICHeLLe eLAINe PURVIS, )
ORIGINAL NOTICE
TO: ANY PUTATIVe FATHeR OF g.C.P. .
BORN May 26, 2015 IN THe CITY OF DeS
MOINeS, POLK COUNTY, IOWA.
YOU AND eACH OF YOU are hereby notified that there is now on file in the Office of
the Clerk of the Iowa District Court for Hardin
County, a Petition which seeks to obtain the
Court’s approval to terminate the parental
rights between g.C.P. and the Unknown Biological Father. The Plaintiff’s attorney is Mark J.
Olberding of the Olberding Law Office, whose
address is P.O. Box 511, Nevada, Iowa 50201.
YOU ARe FURTHeR NOTIFIeD that a hearing on the Court’s approval for said termination
has been set in this matter at 9:00 A.M. on the
5th day of October, 2015 in the Juvenile Court
For Hardin County at the Hardin County Courthouse, 1215 edgington Avenue, eldora, Iowa
and at said time and place, you will be given an
opportunity to be heard before the Court.
YOU ARe FURTHeR NOTIFIeD that the
person against whom a proceeding for termination of parental rights is brought shall have the
right to counsel pursuant to Iowa Code Section
600A.6A. If you desire but are financially unable
to employ counsel, you should immediately obtain from, complete, and file with the clerk of this
court an Application for Court-Appointed Counsel and Financial Affidavit.
YOU ARe FURTHeR NOTIFIeD that unless
you appear thereto and defend at the time and
place identified above, that the Termination of
Parental Rights may be decreed as prayed in
said Petition.
This case has been filed in a county that utilizes electronic filing. You may go to the Iowa
Court Rules Chapter 16 for general rules and
information on electronic filing. Refer to the
rules in Chapter 16, division VI regarding the
protection of personal information in court filings.
IF yOU REqUIRE THE ASSISTANCE OF
AUXILIARy AIDS OR SERvICES TO PARTICIPATE IN COURT BECAUSE OF A DISABILITy, IMMEDIATELy CALL yOUR DISTRICT
ADA COORDINATOR AT (641) 421-0990. IF
yOU ARE HEARING IMPAIRED, CALL RELAy IOWA TTy AT (800) 735-2942
yOU ARE ADvISED TO SEEK LEGAL ADvICE AT ONCE TO PROTECT yOUR LEGAL
INTERESTS.
(Index – Aug. 21, 28, 2015)
4 Yr Old Presch Supplies..................836.00
Timberline Billing Service LLC,
Medicaid Billing Services ..................162.63
Verizon Wireless, Cell Phone Service .....44.38
Vestas American Wind Technology,
Wind Turbine Maint Agree .............4,885.97
Wind Turbine Repairs ....................6,199.97
Fund Total .........................................77,732.82
CAPITAL PROjECTS FUND
Dakota Security Systems, Inc.,
New DVR/Install.............................2,221.00
De Lage Landen Financial Services, Inc.,
Copier Lease .................................2,875.00
gehrke Quarries, Inc., Road Stone .......550.70
Hanson Trucking, Road Stone Hauling .204.00
Iowa Wholesale Supply Co.,
Nurse Office Sink ..............................516.32
Signs & Designs,
Supt Office/Pack Lettering .............1,743.00
Fund Total ...........................................8,110.02
PHySICAL PLANT & EqUIPMENT
City of eldora, August Rent ................1,666.67
US Postal Service Disbursing,
Alt Sch Rent ......................................353.50
Fund Total ...........................................2,020.17
Randy’s Mowers And More,
Big Dog 27 HP Mower ...................6,500.00
Fund total............................................6,500.00
ADDITIONAL BILLS jULy/AUGUST 2015
general Fund
HCSB, July direct deposit fee/
wire transfer ........................................25.00
Management Fund
employee Benefit Systems,
September retiree insurance .........4,228.21
J. Dirks, September retiree insurance ...165.15
OPERATING FUND
AeA 267/Cedar Falls, Tech Repairs ...4,163.21
AgWSR CSD,
Concurrent enroll for Oe ..................368.97
Ames Community Schools,
Spec ed Tuition..............................6,965.64
Spec ed Tuition..............................6,286.74
Bader, Sherri, Non Public Trans ............460.17
BCLUW CSD, Spec ed Tuition ...........5,106.20
Spec ed Tuition..............................7,349.28
Cedar Rapids Community Schools,
Spec ed Tuition.....................................9.81
Continuum Retail energy Services, LLC,
Natural gas.......................................479.11
Des Moines Independent CSD,
Spec ed Tuition..............................4,117.74
eldora Pizza Ranch,
Annual Awards Dinner ......................194.00
Frank, erin, Non Public Trans................867.65
Hartwig, Daryl, Reimburse DR eD Fuel ..20.61
Hubbard-Radcliffe CSD,
Spec ed Tuition..........................332,475.44
Spec ed Tuition............................82,459.82
Spec ed Tuition............................43,921.80
Iowa Falls CSD,
Spec ed Tuition............................50,520.79
Spec ed Tuition.................................823.11
Spec ed Trans ...............................1,415.60
Iowa One Call,
Tech Purch Serv .................................29.70
Jaytech, Inc., Custodial Supplies...........324.44
Manson Northwest Webster CSD,
Spec ed Tuition............................25,201.80
Spec ed Tuition............................15,136.47
Roe, Julie, Non Public Trans .................867.65
Sutton, Roger, Non Public Trans ...........460.18
Times-Citizen Communications,
Positions Adv ....................................184.80
Waverly-Shell Rock CSD,
Spec ed Tuition............................15,097.32
Spec ed Tuition............................14,673.96
Woodward-granger CSD,
Spec ed Tuition.................................191.70
Spec ed Tuition.................................753.88
Fund Total .......................................620,927.59
Richter, Linda, Musical Instruments....5,000.00
Fund Total ...........................................5,000.00
STUDENT ACTIvITy FUND
eNP general Fund, 11/21, 25 BKB
Scouting/BCLUW, Legrand ................80.00
2/5/15 BKB Scouting Pocahontas.....110.50
5/6/15 Service Learning Day/
6 Buses 1VN .....................................140.00
equipment & engine Training Council, Inc.,
4 & 2 Stroke Study guides/FFA ..........55.40
Herff Jones, 71 Covers Diplomas ..........782.41
Credit/Retd gowns, Caps, Tassels (201.25)
Fund Total ..............................................967.06
HOT LUNCH
BILL LIST – AUGUST 2015
Anderson erickson Dairy - SFP .............153.15
Fareway – SFP
Food..........................39.38
Non ............................3.19
Total 42.57
Martin Brothers - SFP
Food........................990.78
Non ..........................17.13
Total 1007.91
MasterCard-C giguere
Hotel for Conference.........................486.14
*Iowa Fire Control (June Bill) .................558.25
Total ..................................................................
$2,248.02
(Index – Aug. 28, 2015)
NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given to all voters of Hardin, Franklin, Grundy, Hamilton and Marshall Counties, State of Iowa, that the Regular School Election for the following school districts will be held on Tuesday, September 8, 2015. The polls will open at 12:00 noon and will close at 8:00 p.m. in all polling locations. The polling locations to be used for this election are as follows: Alden Community School District: ‐‐Voters living in Alden and Buckeye Townships, the cities of Alden and Buckeye, and those living within the Alden school district in Franklin County, vote at the Alden Public Library. Eldora‐New Providence School District: ‐‐Voters living in Clay, Eldora, Ellis, Jackson, and Union Townships, the City of Owasa, the City of Eldora and those living in the ENP school district within Grundy County, vote at the Hardin County Courthouse. ‐‐Voters living in Grant, Pleasant and Providence Townships and the City of New Providence and those living in the ENP school district within Marshall County, vote at Providence Township Hall. Hubbard‐Radcliffe School District: ‐‐Voters living in Concord, Sherman and Buckeye Townships, the City of Radcliffe, and those voters living in the HR school district within Hamilton County, vote at the Radcliffe EMS Building. ‐‐ Voters living in Grant, Tipton, Ellis, Pleasant and Providence Townships, the City of Hubbard, vote at the Hubbard Fire Station. Iowa Falls School District: ‐‐Voters living in Hardin, Ellis, Jackson, Etna Townships, the City of Iowa Falls, and those living in the Iowa Falls school district within Franklin County, vote at Barlow Memorial Library. Curb‐side voting is available at each site for voters unable to leave their vehicle. Voters wishing to use the curb‐side option should contact the voting site or the Hardin County Auditor’s Office at 641‐939‐
8109 with an expected time of arrival. Voters may also choose another person to assist them to vote; however, persons not allowed by law to assist them are their employer, employer’s agent, or an officer or agent of the voter’s union. All of these accessibility options are also available at the courthouse for absentee voting through 11:00 a.m. on Election Day in the Auditor’s Office. Jessica Lara Hardin County Commissioner of Elections Friday,
Aug.
28,25,
2015
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Activity Log
Hardin Co. Sheriffs Log
Monday, July 27:
• Officers received 13 calls for
service. Among those calls were
fourreportsofcontrolledburns,two
requests for assistance from other
agenciesandthreerequestsforambulances:
• 12:03 p.m.:A caller reported a
semidrivingerraticallyonHwy.20
headedeastboundfromthe168MM.
Grundy Co. and Iowa State Patrol
wereadvised.
•4:01p.m.:AcallerfromEldora
requested officers as a female had
cometoherhometouseherphone
and a man had come and taken her
baby away from her and hit her in
the face before the two took off
headedtothetrailercourt.
• 6:24 p.m.: A caller from Alden
reported that someone had broken
intoherhome,andthedoorwaswide
open,withprymarksalloverit.
•10:49p.m.:AcallerfromAlden
reported his daughter was being harassed.An officer advised those doingtheharassingtoleavethesubject
aloneortherewouldbechargesfiled.
Tuesday, July 28:
• Officers received 15 calls for
service.Amongthosecallswereone
reportofacontrolledburnandseven
requestsforambulances:
•12:35a.m.:AGrundyCo.deputy
advised he assisted a male subject
through Grundy Co. and dropped
himoffatthe181exitonHwy.20.A
HardinCo.deputyadvisedhewould
assistthemaletoTheBoondocksin
HamiltonCo..
•7:59a.m.:AcallerfromEldora
reportedastolenormissinglawnornament.
stated a family member had passed
awayafewdaysagoandnoonewas
tobeattheresidence.Thecallerrequestedadeputymeetherattheresidence,andadvisedshewouldliketo
press charges against anyone found
trespassing.
stated she had papers ready to be
pickedup.
•12:34p.m.:Acallerrequesteda
deputy speak to his mother regarding his mother making calls to his
girlfriend,sayingthatshewillcome
to their house.A deputy made contactwiththemother,andadvisedher
she is to have no contact with her
son,norbeonhisproperty.
• 1:14 p.m.: A caller requested
extrapatrolatahogsiteinGrundy
Co., just north of Whitten, which
hadbeenvandalized.
•2:58p.m.:Anofficeradvisedof
abrokendownvehicleonHwy.D35
justsouthofHwy.20.
Wednesday, July 29:
•Officersreceived13callsforservice.Among those calls were three
reportsofcontrolledburnsandfour
•12:52a.m.:AcallerfromBuckeye
requesteddeputiesatherresidenceto
askamantoleaveherproperty.
• 6 a.m.:A caller fromAlden reportedhisshedfullofhaywasonfire.
• 9:19 a.m.: Grundy Co. Sheriffs
Office reported a vehicle headed
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westboundonHwy.20towardsEldorathathadanunrestrainedchildin
theback.Theinformationwasgiven
todeputiesandEldoraofficers.
reportedhisvehicleismissing.
•2:31p.m.:Acallerrequestedto
speaktoadeputyinregardstosome
harassingphonecalls.
•8:55p.m.:AnofficerwasrequestedtotakeatheftreportinEldora.
Thursday, July 30:
•Officersreceived20callsforservice.Among those calls were three
reportsofcontrolledburns,threereports of scam phone calls and four
•9:49a.m.:Acallerreportedfinding an injured bird in Iowa Falls.
DNR was contacted and asked to
callthesubject.
• 12:46 p.m.:A caller advised of
a semi full of feeder pigs that had
rolled over into the ditch at Hwy.
D47 and Hwy. S27, Radcliffe. Co.
Shop was paged due to damage
to the shoulder of the road, and
Gunderson’swascalledtoassist.
•1:00p.m.:AcallerfromEldora
advisedadogthatisn’thersshowed
uponherproperty.
• 1:39 p.m.: A caller advised of
a broken down vehicle on Hwy. 20
nearthe170MM.
speaktoadeputyinreferencetohis
brother taking off. When an officer
calledback,thelinewasbusy.
speak to a deputy in regards to her
daughter changing the locks on the
residencetheyshare.
•5:44p.m.:A9-1-1callerreported an erratic driver on Hwy. C73,
who was going over 120 mph.The
callerreportedthesubjectinthevehicletriedtoassaulthimthroughthe
carwindow.Anofficermadecontact
withthedriverofthesuspectvehicle
andMichaelThompsonofBradford
wasarrestedfordrivingwhileintoxicated,andwastakentoHardinCo.
Jail.
•8:02p.m.:Anofficeradvisedof
abrokendownvehicleonthecurve
just north of Steamboat on Hwy.
S56.Thesubjectadvisetheyranout
of gas.An officer gave them a ride
togetgas,andthesubjectswereon
theirway.
• 8:40 p.m.: A caller reported a
suspicious vehicle sitting on the
edge of the road around the curve
westofMMAve.,IowaFalls.
•9:16p.m.:Acallerreportedhitting a deer just outside of Hubbard
near the golf course. The deer was
still on the roadway, and the caller
reported that every time she tried
tostarthervehicleitwouldsmoke.
D&Dwascalledtotow.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice of Intent
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE OF INTENT TO ExECUTE ANd
RECORd A MORTgAgE RELEAsE
CERTIFICATE
IOWA TITLE gUARANTY
TO: New Century Mortgage Corporation
and others to whom this may concern:
Iowa Title guaranty has received an application to issue a Mortgage Release Certificate for
the mortgage described below, which has not
been released.
MORTgAgOR(S): Richard A. Perry and
Tamma S. Perry
MORTgAgee: New Century Mortgage Corporation
DATe OF MORTgAge: 9/5/2003
DATe OF ReCORDINg: 9/11/2003
ReCORDINg INFORMATION: Book 2003,
Page 3835
COUNTY: HARDIN
LOAN NO.: 0001046852
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEd THAT PURsUANT TO IOWA COdE §16.92 ANd RULEs
AdOPTEd THEREUNdER, IOWA TITLE
gUARANTY (ITg) WILL ExECUTE ANd RECORd A MORTgAgE RELEAsE CERTIFI-
CATE (MRC) FOR THE ABOVE-dEsCRIBEd
MORTgAgE AFTER ExPIRATION OF THE
BELOW- MENTIONEd THIRTY-dAY PERIOd
IF ITg dOEs NOT RECEIVE A sATIsFACTORY REAsON WHY THE MRC sHOULd NOT
BE ExECUTEd ANd RECORdEd.
YOU MUsT NOTIFY ITg IN WRITINg
WITHIN THIRTY dAYs OF THE EFFECTIVE
dATE OF THIs NOTICE OF ANY REAsON
WHY THE MRC sHOULd NOT BE ExECUTEd ANd RECORdEd. THE NOTICE Is EFFECTIVE ON THE LAsT dAY OF PUBLICATION. IF THE FINAL dAY OF THE THIRTY
dAYs FALLs ON A sATURdAY, sUNdAY OR
LEgAL HOLIdAY, THE TIME sHALL BE ExTENdEd TO INCLUdE THE NExT BUsINEss
dAY.
Your notification should be sent to:
Iowa Title guaranty
2015 grand Avenue
Des Moines, Iowa 50312
Iowa Title guaranty
By:
Name: Carolyn M. Nutt
Title: Mortgage Release Compliance Officer
(Index – Aug. 21, 28, Sept. 4, 2015)
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice of Proposed Action
NOTICE OF PROPOsEd
ACTION TO INsTITUTE
PROCEEdINgs TO ENTER INTO A LOAN
ANd dIsBURsEMENT AgREEMENT
IN A PRINCIPAL AMOUNT
NOT TO ExCEEd $130,000
(sEWER REVENUE)
The City Council of the City of Union, Iowa,
will meet on the 8th day of September, 2015, at
the City Hall, in the City, at 6:30 o’clock p.m.,
for the purpose of instituting proceedings and
taking action to enter into a loan and disbursement agreement (the “Agreement”) and borrow money in a principal amount not to exceed
$130,000, for the purpose of paying the cost,
to that extent, of planning, designing and constructing improvements and extensions to the
Municipal Sanitary Sewer System.
The Agreement will not constitute a general
obligation of the City, nor will it be payable in
any manner by taxation but, together with any
additional obligations of the City as may be
hereafter issued and outstanding from time to
time ranking on a parity therewith, will be payable solely and only from the Net Revenues of
the Municipal Sanitary Sewer System of the
City.
At the aforementioned time and place, oral
or written objections may be filed or made to
the proposal to enter into the Agreement. After
receiving objections, the City may determine
to enter into the Agreement, in which case, the
decision will be final unless appealed to the District Court within fifteen (15) days thereafter.
By order of the City Council of the City of
Union, Iowa.
Kristi Schiebel
City Clerk
(Index – Aug. 28, 2015)
nEW
STEAmBOAT ROCK
WELLSBURg
PROVIDEnCE
Steamboat Rock Baptist
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice of Intent to Appoint
NOTICE OF INTENT TO APPOINT
The City of Union intends to appoint a resident to fill a vacancy of council member created
by the Cindy Clemons appointment as mayor
at their September 8, 2015 council meeting to
be held at the City Hall at 6:30 p.m. The term
of said appointment will be from the date of
the appointment until November 3, 2015 when
a successor is elected and qualified. electors
of the City of Union may file a petition with the
city clerk within 14 days of this notice or within
14 days of the appointment requesting that the
vacancy be filled at a special election.
(Index – Aug. 28, 2015)
All year round we invite you to join us
in celebrating God’s love.
Our doors are always open to those
whose hearts are open to His word.
May you and yours enjoy a truly
blessed week.
We hope to see you soon in church!
ELDORA
Congregational United
Church of Christ
Corey Larson, Pastor
1209 12th St.
(641) 939-3113
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship
First Assembly of God
Steve Neumeyer, Pastor
edgington ave. & 4th St.
(641) 939-7788
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Sunday School
10:30 a.m., Worship &
Children’s Church
6:30 p.m., evening Service
First Baptist
Mark Chapman, Pastor
1307 3rd St.
(641) 939-2366
SUNDAY
10:30 a.m., Worship
6 p.m., evening Worship
St. Mary Catholic
Fr. Anthony Kruse, Priest
614 Washington
(641) 939-5545
Sister Connie Howe,
R.S.M., Pastoral Associate
SATURDAY
4-4:30 p.m., Reconciliation
5 p.m., Mass, St. Mark, Iowa Falls
SUNDAY
8:30 a.m., Mass, St. Mark, Iowa Falls
10:45 a.m., Mass, eldora
United Methodist
Vicki Reece, Pastor
1415 12th St.
(641) 939-2057
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship
ELDORA
HUBBARD
St. Paul Lutheran
David Splett, Pastor
Bruce Zimmermann,
Visitation Pastor
1105 Washington
(641) 858-2464
SUNDAY
6:30 & 7:30 a.m., Lutheran Hour
8 a.m., SS & Bible Classes
Outreach africa Food event
9:30 am., Worship
BAngOR
Bangor-Liberty Friends
Matt Bishop, Pastor
1260-B Hopkins ave
(641) 486-5434
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Worship
Matthew W. Rueger, Pastor
116-124 S Iowa St.
(641) 864-2672
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Christian education
10 a.m., Worship
Salem United Methodist
Rochelle Swenson, Pastor
115-123 S. Illinois St.
(641)864-2625
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Fellowship Coffee
10 a.m., Worship
Zion
United Church of Christ
Laura Renault, Pastor
201 e Chestnut St.
(641) 864-2600
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Sunday School
10 a.m., Worship
BUCKEYE
IVESTER
Cottage Community
Church
Ivester Church
of the Brethren
Ken Nason, Pastor
20042 Co. Hwy. D41
(515) 855-4361
SUNDAY
10:30 a.m., Worship
Katie Shaw Thompson,
Pastor
25056 e ave.
(641) 858-3879
www.ivesterchurch.org
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Sunday School,
10:30 a.m., Worship
St. Paul Lutheran
Jay Jaeger, Pastor
408 Berlin ave.
(515) 855-4240
SUNDAY
8:30 a.m., Worship
LISCOmB
Church of Christ
gIFFORD
Methodist Church
Rochelle Swenson, Pastor
Leader
SUNDAY
8:30 a.m., Worship
This church calendar is
provided by these
advertisers who
encourage you to attend the
church of your choice.
St. John
Evangelical Lutheran
Ralph Norman, Minister
403 State Street
(641) 496-5424
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Sunday School,
10:30 a.m., Worship
Brown-Hurst
Insurance Agency
Honey Creek New
Providence Friends
Justin Weber, Pastor
604 Cherry Dr.
(641) 497-5333
SUNDAY
9:15 a.m., Fellowship
10 a.m., Worship
OWASA
Owasa Methodist
Ward Richards, Pastor
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Bible Study
10 a.m., Worship Service For cancellations listen to KIFg 95.3 FM
RADCLIFFE
Faith Evangelical
Andrew Johnson, Pastor
26902 Cty. Hwy. S-27
(515) 899-7816
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship
10 a.m., Fellowship
Our Savior’s Lutheran
601 Isabella St.
(515) 899-2247
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship
Fellowship follows worship
St. John
United Methodist
Margaret Aiseayew, Pastor
207 amanda
(515) 899-2327
SUNDAY
10:30 a.m., Worship
Zion Lutheran Church
13171 330th St., rural Radcliffe
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship
10 a.m., Fellowship
Mark Andersen, Pastor
617 e 4th
(641) 869-3316
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Worship
7 p.m., Bible Study
United Reformed Church
Calvary Baptist
WELLSBURg
First Christian
Reformed
Kristen Briner-Wipperman
16553 H ave
(641) 869-3992
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Worship
Rick Schill, Pastor
501 Commercial St.
(641) 486-5596
SUNDAY
10:30 a.m., Worship Hour
WHITTEn
Community Church
Jim Hartman, Pastor
812 Irwin St.
(641) 486-5470
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship Service
Hardin County
Savings Bank
eldora
Member FDIC
939-3407
Hy-Vee Food Store
858-2005
Fidelity Abstract
& Title Company
eldora - 858-5496
Union Church of Christ
Bruce Zimmermann, Pastor
S. Washington at
6th St. 600 6th
(641) 869-3911
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship
Green Belt
Bank & Trust
eldora - 939-5051
Rick Schill, Pastor
402 3rd St.
(641) 486-5469
SUNDAY
8:30 a.m. Sunday School
9:30 a.m., Worship
St. John Lutheran
St. Paul Lutheran
Roger Crawford, Pastor
404 Commercial St.
(641) 486-2449
SUNDAY
10:45 a.m., Worship
7 p.m., Night Worship
Community Church
Dan Brouwer, Pastor
12419 18th St.
(641) 869-3305
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Worship
Creps-Abels
Funeral Home
Eldora Newspapers
UnIOn
Rev. Matthew Nuiver, Pastor
608 S. adams
(641) 869-3633
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Worship
7:00 p.m., evening Worship
“Eldora’s Leader in Long-Term Care”
1510 22nd St., eldora 939-3491
eldora
Wellsburg Reformed
Bruce Baillie, Pastor
401 Market
(641) 868-2292
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Worship Service
10:30 a.m., Fellowship Coffee
Eldora Nursing &
Rehab Center
Member FDIC
Rev. Harold Miller, Pastor
13607 D ave.
(641) 869-3862
SUNDAY
8 a.m., Worship
9 a.m., Sunday School
First Presbyterian
eldora - 939-3404
Chad Johnson (641) 858-2181
905 edgington ave.
eldora
St. Peter United
Church of Christ
Harrison Lippert, Pastor
Bryce Roskens,
Associate Pastor
107 2nd (641) 868-2458
www.steamboatbaptist.org
SUNDAY
8:45 a.m., Traditional Service
10 a.m., Social Hour
11 a.m., Contemporary Service
eldora - 858-2361
“Your rehabilitation specialists”
2313 15th ave., eldora 858-5422
Classified
1609 Edgington • Eldora • $84,000
Excellent 2 story home located in
the heart of Eldora, with-in walking
distance to downtown! The possibilities are endless with this 3
bedroom 1 1/2 bath home. Many
updates have already been done,
including a beautiful new kitchen
complete with handcrafted cabinets with soft close drawers and
cabinets, and pull outs, all from a local cabinet maker,high efficiency stainless appliances, and a large island complete with bar stools,
new roof and siding 2009. All of this is open to the large living/family
room and sun room that has been converted into an office. Upstairs
you will find 3 nice sized bedrooms with closets and a bath. Lastly,
the basement offers a full bath/laundry room and great additional
storage! If you are looking for an older updated home still with character this is for you! Updates are still currently being made to this
great home.
Call Renaud Realty today
for your private showing!
655 South Oak St.,Iowa Falls
Office: 641-648-4040
8/25/15 2x4
for sale
help wanted
for sale: Brand new snowblow- help wanted: snow reer, $500; buffet, $200; matching moval – St. Mary Catholic
table, chairs and hutch, $200. Call Church is seeking someone for
(641)858-4050.
H-36* sidewalk snow removal. Contact
Excellent 2 story home located inDennis Stickney, (641)939-5952 or
the heart of Eldora, with-in walking(641)849-0775 or St. Mary’s office,
H-36
distance to downtown! The pos-(641)939-5545.
sibilities
are
endless
with
this
3
position
available:
Qualhome for sale: 204 quince
bedroom new
1 1/2 providence.
bath home. Manyity assurance technician for 1st shift.
avenue,
updates
done,Education in food science or related
Call
Hatchhave
Realalready
Estate been
641-750including a beautiful new H-35
kitchenfield and/or experience a plus – will
0301.
complete with handcrafted cabi-train qualified applicant. Send renets with soft close drawers andsume or application to: Richelieu
Foods,
Attn: maker,high
AQ Manager,
701 A
cabinets, and pull outs, all from a local
cabinet
efficienGrundy
Center,
IAbar
50638.
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island
complete
with
stools,
for rent: One bedroom house
I-34*
roof All
andappliances
siding 2009.
All of this is open to the large living/family
innew
Eldora.
furnished.
room and sun
roomand
that
has been converted into an office. Upstairs
$365/month,
deposit
references.
you
will
find
3
nice
sized
bedrooms
with closets and a bath. Lastly,
No pets. (641)750-9293.
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the basement offers a full bath/laundry room and great additional
for
rent:
bedroom
storage!
If you1 are
lookingupstairs
for an older updated home still with charapartment. Stove, refrigerator, garacter this is for you! Updates are still currently being made to this
bage, heat, air conditioning furgreat home.
nished.
No pets. (641)858-3531. tfc
for rent: 2 or 3 bedroom home Call Renaud Realty today
showing!
in Eldora, deposit and reference re- for your private
tim elleFson
quired. Call (641)858-5659 or call
1300 edgington, eldora
(641)751-5899.
tfc 655 South Oak St.,Iowa Falls
Office: 641-648-4040
Ph. 858-5555
for rent: 1 and 2 bedroom apartments in Hubbard. On-site laundry.
(641)648-5025 or (641)373-1413.
tfc
Hadwiger Roofing &
1609 Edgington • Eldora • $84,000
home for sale
for rent
hardin county
abstract &
title co.
have something 8/25/15 to buy sell - rent or give away?
Call the Eldora Newspapers to advertise – 641-939-5051.
Seamless
2x4 Gutters
Drivers
CDL-A, hazmat a bonus. FT/PT.
Based in Grinnell. LTL freight,
home every night. Competitive pay,
good benefits.
Tom/Marcy 800-362-2595.
1x1
Gehrke Inc.
8/28, 9/1, 9/4, 8/15
is seeking responsible
$ individuals to$fill the
following positions:
7+2= 9x2
$
weeks =Operators
18
• Equipment
• Laborers
Experience would be a plus,
but would be willing to train
the right individual. Valid
driver’s license and
pre-employment drug screen
are required. Gehrke Inc.
offers competitive wages and
benefit package.
Send resume to:
PO Box 228,
Eldora, IA 50627
or stop by the office at
1405 21st Ave.,
Eldora, IA 50627 or call
(641)858-3821
or email:
gehrkeinc@gehrkeinc.com
• Shingles
• Shakes
• Flat Roofs
• Steel
FREE Estimates
(641)648-9661 or
1-800-748-3883
2/25/11 1x1.5
tfc
help wanted
Wait Staff & Cook
for breakfast
and lunch.
Flexible hours.
Apply in person at
Ahoy Fountain
See Tim Hoy
1x2
supper
thank you
now hiring: Looking for a fun,
energetic new member to add to our
team at Subway in Eldora. If you
would like to join our team, go to
www.kumandgo.com or call Beverly
at (641)858-5083 for more info.
join our team: Now hiring
semi & gravel truck drivers. Must
have a current Class A CDL & DOT
physical. 1 yr. of driving experience preferred. Home most nights
& weekends. Paid holidays & vacations. Competitive wages-BonusesHealth Ins. Benefits. Call Todd
515-689-8473 or Melanie 641-6483959.
tfc
steamboat rock library
pork loin supper at the Boat
Club, Friday, Sept. 4. Serving from
5-7 p.m. before the re-enactment.
Free will donation.
H-35
card of thanks - On behalf
of the Hardin County Republicans, I
extend my heartfelt thank you to all
involved with our recent fundraiser. Wayne Dewey, Lyle Jeske, and
Lance Granzow with staging. Our
local elected officials who served as
greeters, hosts, and servers. Dave,
and Jim Sweeney for grilling those
“out of this world” burgers and brats
supplied by Triple T Meats. Doug
Long, and Curt Crosser for the use
of their tripod burners. Verv Davidson along with Joseph and Micah
(last names unknown) for helping
me cook, husk, and carry the very
tasty sweet corn supplied by Hansen’s. All members of our Central
Committee who put in many hours
of organization, setup, tear down,
and cleanup of this event. Annette
Sweeney for graciously performing
as our Master of Ceremonies. Also,
all of the speakers including Presidential hopefuls Governor Bobby
wanted to buy
wanted: Old seed corn signs,
sacks, Farmer’s Hybrids, Tomahawk, Mallard, Pioneer, Blackhawk,
etc. Also buying old feed signs. Good
condition. Bryan Paul, Thompson,
Iowa. 515-538-0187.
H-36*
garage sales
eldora casey’s third
annual st. jude’s fundraiser garage sale/bake
sale: August 28, 2-6 p.m.; Aug.
29, 8 a.m.-noon, 1314 18th Ave.
Men’s clothes, books, women’s
clothes, kitchen items and other miscellaneous.
I-34
thrift shop
shop trinkets & togs for
back-to-school clothing! Infant/Toddler = $1.50, Kids/
Preteen = $2.50, Adult = $4.00.
1609 G Avenue, Grundy Center,
(319)825-8030.
I-34
notice
Farm-related machinery,
vehicles, tools, and
cattle equipment for
Sept. 12
Consignment
Auction
requested
Classified
page
thank you
Jindal, and Governor Rick Perry.
I would be amiss if I didn’t mention the staff at Ellsworth Community College Equine Center. Mary,
John, Cindy, and Dana were all very
accommodating. Your attention to
us was never ending, and we will always be grateful. What a venue!
Certainly, the success of this event
would not have happened without
the tremendous support of all the attendees. Your generosity helps us in
our quest for LIFE, Liberty, and the
Pursuit of Happiness by working to
elect persons, of your persuasion, to
political office.
Please feel free to contact me
with any questions you may have
in regards to what we do to serve
you, and how you can get involved.
Thank you,
Rick Brockmeyer, Chairman
Hardin County Republican Central
Committee
(641)858-2434; (641)858-7371
frate_1@hotmail.com
H-35
land auctions
LAND
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION
110.16± Acres • Offered in Two Individual Tracts
AUCTION
Story and Hardin Counties, Iowa
Sat. Sept.19 @ 9 am
Hwy 65 N, Iowa Falls
MACHINERY - EQUIPMENT
CALL TO ADVERTISE!
Ad Deadline: Sept. 8
Deadline August 28
to make sale bill.
CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED
Sept 14-17, 7:30-5:30
Or By
Appointment
Monday,
September
McCoy’s
Auction
Service
21, at 10:00 AM
Dakin Community Center
SEE WEBSITEat
FORthe
DETAILS
105 West Main Street • Zearing, Iowa
For Property Details, Contact:
641-750-3057
Terry Hobson, Agent
David “Spanky” Boldt
Spanky & Sons Auction Co.
Ames, Iowa
(641) 648-2545
319-269-4024
(515) 292-6205 or (303) 517-1908
www.AdamsandAdams.com
L-1500695
Run the month of Aug. 2015
THobson@FarmersNational.com
www.FarmersNational.com/TerryHobson
www.FarmersNational.com
Space
1x3.5
available Ran 8/25/15 in
Eldora
603 brooks Rd, iowa Falls
Approximately
48,000 sq. ft . Small office space. 2 bathrooms.
$
24.50
first run
Overall
Excellent
condition, new roof in 2008. Remodeled
Ran 8/28/15inin black and white
Johnson Seed & Grain Services, LLC
$ 2009. Heated, insulated and well lit. It has 3 dock doors and 1
7drive
second consecutive run
in door. Lots of parking available.
Real Estate Sales • Auctions • Farm and Ranch Management • Appraisal
Insurance • Consultation • Oil and Gas Management
color Forest
Resource Management • National Hunting Leases
Lake Management • FNC Ag Stock
17335 130th St. Aplington, IA 50604
$3.00/sq ft per year. $12,000/month
Will be available January 1, 2016
Call Steve at 515-290-0200
Phone: 319-347-6364
Email: eric.johnsonseed@gmail.com
Grundy
$
16.63 one run per week
2x2
help wanted
part time Clerical position
consisting of 10 to 20 hours weekly
Conrad
is
now
available
in the Hardin County Engineer’s Office in Eldora.
$
10.50
one
run
per
week
Dutiesinclude,butarenotlimitedto:greetingandassistingthegeneralpub8/6, 13, 20, 27
8/5, 12, 19, 26
lic,answeringincomingtelephonecalls,issuingpermitsandperformingadditional
tasksasassigned.Minimumqualificationsandskillsinclude:Highschooldiploma
orgeneraleducationdegree(GED).Excellentverbalcommunicationskillsandthe
abilitytofollowinstructions.Startingwagewillbe$10.
ApplicationsmaybeobtainedattheHardinCountyEngineer’soffice,70816th
Street,Eldoraoronthecounty’swebsite@www.hardincountyia.gov.
ApplicationswillbeacceptedattheEngineer’sofficeuntilSeptember11,2015at
4:30pm.
8/21, 25, 28/15
2x2.5
10 - 2nd consecutive run
Seasonal Positions will be Starting Soon & Will Fill Fast!
Positions Available In
Come grow with us … 1 Full-Time position available
& Part-Time grain vac operator positions available.
Come work for a professional agricultural based business which
provides specialized and unique services to the major seed companies in Iowa. We are looking for hard working individuals to
do a variety of work with operating grain handling equipment
(will train on equipment), shop work, and semi driving. Work
within 2 hours from Aplington, home evenings, work no Sundays
and very few Saturdays. Good driving record required with class
A CDL preferred or are willing to pursue CDL. No smoking allowed on property or in equipment. Home base located 5 miles
south of Aplington. Nice newer equipment with a large clean
heated shop.
We are a growing farm based operation where integrity and a
hard work ethic are held in high regard. You will be working in
a positive work environment with caring people at Johnson Seed
& Grain Services. Send resume and contact us for more details.
* Good Health Insurance
* Full-Time starting wages at
* Paid vacations and
over $40,000 per year
holidays
* Employer match retirement plan
2x4.5
Eldora - $63 + $18 = $81 per week
8/28, 9/1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 18, 22/15
Operations Tender Truck Driver Semi Driver
(CDL Requirements may differ based on Specific Responsibilities)
2x4.5
Grundy Register - $42.75 per week
Innovative Ag Services offers Competitive Compensation & Will Train.
To Apply Today Go To
www.ias.coop/careers
Head Start
1x4.5Lead Teacher – Marshalltown
Eldora -
Sing, dance, create, explore, experiment, laugh and learn with children ages 3 to
5. Help children gain skills and confidence they need to succeed. Lead classroom
team and promote development of children. Professional development
$
$
31.50
+ $9 =Full-time,
40.509per
week
opportunities.
month
position with excellent benefit package. $18.36 per hour. Bachelor’s
8/27,Education,
9/3
degree in Early Childhood
preschool
$
perPrefer
week
teaching21.38
experience.
supervisory experience.
Send or email cover letter and
resume to: MICA, 1001 S. 18th Ave.,
8/26, IA
9/350158;
Marshalltown,
jobapp@micaonline.org
$
27.45 per week
Open until filled. EOE
Grundy -
Hampton & Bonus
2x2.5
35 + $10 = $45 per week - 2 weeks
$
help wanted
Innovative
Ag Services is Ramping
Up for Our
Start
2/27
Eldora - $35 - 1st run
Harvest$ Busy Season!
8/28, 9/1, 4, 8/15
Aug. 21, 25, 28, Sept. 1/15
Friday, Aug. 28, 2015 • pAge 9
Conrad = $15 per week - Aug. 26 & Sept. 2
Grundy = $23.75 per week - Aug. 27 & Sept. 3
9/3, 10, 17, 24/15
Pine Lake Corn Processors
is accepting applications for the position of
Night Shift Ethanol Plant Operator
Responsibilities include collection and testing of process samples, monitoring the
process for upsets, cleaning process equipment, and operating equipment including
forklifts and computers. Minimum qualifications include a high school diploma or
equivalent, familiarity with computers, and a strong drive to learn. Candidates must
have good communication abilities. Ethanol experience or a college education is a
plus. Benefits include health/dental/vision insurance, vacation and holiday pay,
life insurance and 401K. Applicants should send their resumes to Pine Lake Corn
Processors, ATTN: Ed Kryfka, 33371 170th St, Steamboat Rock, IA 50672 or email
ekryfka@pinelakecorn.com.
We are an
equal opportunity employer.
8/21, 25, 28, Sept. 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 18, 22/15
2x2.5
Grundy - 8/27, Sept. 3, 10, 17, 24
Conrad - 8/26, Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23
Sports
Iowa’s dove
season opens
September 1
DES MOINES- The secret to being a successful dove hunter is not
really a secret at all; bring plenty of
shells, a group of friends and hunt
the fields where doves are.
But finding those fields and knowing which fields doves are using
comes to scouting and putting in the
time before opening day.
“Scouting is the key,” said Todd
Bogenschutz, upland wildlife biologist with the Iowa Department of
Natural Resources. “Walk the prospective areas in the morning and at
night; make mental notes about how
the doves are coming into the field
and leaving the field. Keep in mind
where the sun will be at the time of
day you will be hunting to identify
the best location to set up.”
Successfully bagging doves is
not easy. In fact, hunting mourning
doves would be near the top on the
difficulty scale.
“They’re fast and agile. There’s
a reason the national average if 5-7
shells per dove,” Bogenschutz said.
Hunter can improve their shell-todove ratio by being more selective
in their shots and having the proper
choke in their gun.
Doves are a migratory game bird
and most of the migration – and
hunting – takes place during the first
few weeks of the season. This year,
the season opener – Sept. 1 – falls on
a Tuesday.
The dove season coincides with
summer-like weather, which is one
selling point for those new to hunting.
“Dove hunting would be great for
novice hunters because the weather
is nice, there’s a lot of shooting and
you don’t need a lot of equipment – a
bucket and a lot of shells,” he said.
Each spring, there is a window
when dove food plots must be planted for them to be usable for the fall
migration and unfortunately this
year, spring rains made that difficult
in parts of southern Iowa. Some of
those areas had winter wheat in case
sunflowers couldn’t be planted.
Doves like bare ground and prefer open landscapes and larger food
plots. If a sunflower plot is not available, try a weed patch or harvested
grain field.
Hunters looking to avoid the
crowds may want to hunt later in the
day. Areas that are full of hunters in
the morning may be empty in the afternoon. Where there may not be as
many doves on the area during the
afternoon, Bogenschutz said hunters
will likely have plenty of opportunities to big some doves.
The Iowa DNR has a list of public wildlife areas and private land
enrolled in Iowa Habitat Access
Program (IHAP) where dove plots
– primarily sunflowers – have been
added at www.iowadnr.gov/Hunting/MigratoryGameBirds/MourningDoves.
Hunters are reminded that although they do not need to pay the
state or federal migratory bird fee,
they are required to register with
HIP and to have the plug in their
gun to be legal. They must also use
nontoxic shot on public areas where
it is required for all hunting except
for deer and wild turkey. The areas
are listed on p. 17 of the Iowa hunting regulations (www.iowadnr.gov/
hunting).
Practice Safe Hunting – Hunters
will be trying to blend into the background so it’s important that they
know where each other are at all
times, stay within their zone of fire
and communicate during the hunt.
Late Summer Weather – Daytime temperatures can still be in
the 80s and mosquitoes and ticks
are still around. Remember to pack
bug spray, and if hunting during the
afternoon, sunscreen and plenty of
water for the hunter and dog. Be prepared to put doves in a cooler.
Spent Shells – Toss in a grocery
bag or two to pick up any trash including shell casings and leave the
area as good as or better than it was
found.
Shooting Hours and Big Limits
– Legal shooting hours for mourning
doves is one-half hour before sunrise
to sunset. These is a daily bag limit
of 15 doves with a possession limit
of 45. The season is Sept. 1-Nov. 9.
Tigers host AGWSR
in gridiron opener
LIPPERT GARNERS GOLD- Bethany Lippert of Iowa Falls-Alden/AGWSR garnered the gold medal during Monday’s running
of the IF-A Cross Country Invitational at Mayne’s Grove south
of Hampton. Lippert’s winning time was 20:58. (Photo by Kristi
Nixon, Mid-America Publishing).
by Scott Bierle, Sports Editor
ELDORA- A border battle between South Hardin and AGWSR will kickoff the gridiron campaign tonight (Friday) at 7 p.m. in Eldora.
The host Tigers and Cougars were both playoff qualifiers a year ago and
each looks to start the season on a winning note.
AGWSR started 1-0 a year ago, beating South Hardin, 19-6 in Ackley. The
Cougars registered a second straight nine-win fall while the Tigers finished
4-6.
“It will be another AGWSR team that is big and physical. They are not
very flashy, but will lineup and punch you in the mouth,” stated South Hardin
coach Barry Scott.
AGWSR is listed No. 3 in Class A in the pre-season poll released by the
Des Moines Register. The Cougars are one of four teams ranked in District 4
of Class A along with No. 1 Gladbrook-Reinbeck, No. 8 Wapsie Valley and
No. 10 Denver.
South Hardin scrimmaged at Hudson last Friday and Scott said it was a
learning experience. “I feel the kids overlooked the game and it was a good
wake-up call. We learned a lot; we have to have 11 guys going hard every
play on offense and defense.”
Scott was pleased with the Tigers’ pre-season. “We had an awesome preseason. We got a lot done. We have the physical ability, but we have to be
mentally tough.”
Both teams return powerful ground games. For the Tigers, senior Jordan
Wilkie was the leading rusher a year ago with 752 yards and had another 206
yards on 18 receptions. Senior Bridger Lawrence rushed for 264 yards and
had 101 receiving. The Cougars’ backfield will feature seniors Levi Stockdale and Josh Balvanz along with junior Mason Eilderts. The three rushed
for over 2,400 yards last fall led by Stockdale’s 1,437. Stockdale found the
end zone 21 times.
The Class 2A Tigers will play a second border battle in week two at Grundy Center, another Class A opponent. AGWSR’s home opener in Ackley will
be against Hudson Sept. 4.
Area games slated for tonight will be BCLUW hosting Green MountainGarwin in Conrad, Iowa Falls-Alden at Hampton-Dumont and Grundy Center at Montezuma.
BCLUW will look to halt a seven-game losing skid against the neighboring Wolverines.
The Comets were a 42-14 winner over GM-G to open last fall under then
first-year head coach Anthony Jahr. BCLUW followed that by beating East
Marshall and then lost the next seven Fridays.
Cadets’ Lippert 1st
at IF-A Invitational
HAMPTON- A sweep of first
and second by Bethany Lippert and
Aubrie Fisher highlighted the host
Cadets’ showing at the Iowa FallsAlden Cross Country Invitational at
Mayne’s Grove Monday.
Lippert garnered the gold medal
with a run of 20:58 over the girls’
new distance of 3.1-miles. Lippert,
a junior, was a state meet qualifier
last fall with the girls ran 2.5 miles.
Fisher, a freshman, scored the silver
at 21.29.
Humboldt behind five runners in
the top 10 was a run-away winner
in the team race, tallying 29 points.
IF-A/AGWSR was second at 72
with Clear Lake’s 82 third in the
SH girls in XC
state ratings
ELDORA- The South Hardin girls’
cross country team will start the season state-ranked at No. 14 in Class
2A. Rankings were released by the
Iowa Track Coaches Association recently.
The Tigers ended 13th in the 2A
portion of the state meet last fall and
capturing five team titles during the
season, including the conference
meet and a state-qualifier meet.
The South Hardin girls and boys
will host the Pine Lake Run Thursday, Sept. 3 at the Pine Lake Country
Club just east of Eldora.
ITCA Pre-Season
Cross Country Rankings
CLASS 2A
Girls – 1- Monticello, 2- Cascade,
3- Osage, 4- Williamsburg, 5- pocahontas Area, 6- Western Christian, 7- Midprairie, 8- Unity Christian, 9- Mediapolis,
10- North polk, 11- Dike-New Hartford,
12- Kp-WC, 13- DM Christian, 14- South
Hardin, 15- North Fayette.
Boys – 1- Monticello, 2- Unity Christian, 3- garner-Hayfield, 4- Davis County,
5- Waukon, 6- east Marshall, 7- Osage,
8- Se Valley, 9- Shenandoah, 10- Western Christian, 11- Louisa Muscatine, 12Northeast, 13- Red Oak, 14- Sioux Center. 15- Albia.
CLASS 1A
Girls – 1- pekin, 2- Central elkader,
3- emmetsburg, 4- panorama, 5- St.
edmond, 6- IC Regina, 7- North Linn, 8Starmont, 9- MC Newman, 10- Durant,
11- Underwood, 12- West Fork, 13- Clayton Ridge, 14- exira, 15- Hudson.
Boys – 1- Nodaway Valley, 2- Bellevue, 3- pekin, 4- Denver, 5- West Fork, 6St. edmond, 7- St. Albert, 8- Alta-Aurelia,
9- Hudson, 10- Central elkader, 11- TriCenter, 12- emmetsburg, 13- Marquette,
14- Wapello, 15- North Butler.
five-team event. Humboldt’s counters were third by Maddie Kampen
at 21:48, fourth, sixth, seventh and
ninth.
Patience Kauzlarich was third for
the Cadets and 20th overall at 25:24
followed by Katie Meyer 21st and
Tessa Van Buskirk 28th to round out
the first five.
A top 10 effort by freshman Seth
Mazoway led the score sheet for
the Iowa Falls-Alden/AWSR boys.
Mazoway took ninth with a time of
19:04.
The Cadets ended with a 137 team
title as Brayden Penning took 22nd,
Adam Long 34th, Joey Berke 35th
and Cameron Zolnosky 37th.
Clear Lake captured the team title
behind a three, four and five finish,
and Aplington-Parkersburg standout
CJ May finished first with a 17:07
clocking.
Iowa Falls-Alden/AGWSR next
runs Tuesday (Sept. 1) at the Mason
City Newman Invitational.
2014 RECORDS
Class 2A, District 6
Team
Dist Ovall
Union High
6-0
8-3
South Tama
5-1
8-3
Aplington-Pburg
4-2
6-4
South Hardin
3-3
4-6
Iowa Falls-Alden
2-4
2-7
Roland-Story
1-5
1-8
East Marshall
1-5
1-8
Friday, August 28
AGWSR at South Hardin
Aplington-Parkersburg at
Dike-New Hartford
East Marshall at Hudson
Iowa Falls-Alden at
Hampton-Dumont
South Hamilton at Roland-Story
Grinnell at South Tama
Gladbrook-Reinbeck at
Union High
Friday, Sept. 4
South Hardin at Grundy Center
Waterloo Columbus at
Aplington-Parkersburg
BCLUW at East Marshall
Clarion-Goldfield at Iowa Falls-Ald
Roland-Story at C-M-Baxter
South Tama at Vinton-Shellsburg
Union High at
Center Point-Urbana
Class A, District 4
Team
Dist Ovall
Gladbrook-Reinbeck 6-0
11-2
AGWSR
5-1
9-2
Denver
4-2
7-5
Wapsie Valley
3-3
4-6
Grundy Center
2-4
2-7
North Tama
1-5
2-7
BCLUW
0-6
2-7
Friday, August 28
AGWSR at South Hardin
GM-Garwin at BCLUW
Denver at Jesup
Gladbrook-Reinbeck at
Union High
Grundy Center at Montezuma
East Buchanan at North Tama
Wapsie Valley at Starmont
Friday, Sept. 4
Hudson at AGWSR
BCLUW at East Marshall
Nashua-Plainfield at Denver
Dike-New Hartford at
Gladbrook-Reinbeck
South Hardin at Grundy Center
North Tama at GM-Garwin
South Winn at Wapsie Valley
Sports
Calendar
Iowa Falls-Alden
XC Invitational
GIRLS TEAM STANDINGS
1- Humboldt 29, 2- Iowa FallsAlden/AgWSR 72, 3- Clear Lake
82, 4- Aplington-parkersburg 85, 5Hampton-Dumont 108.
Top 5 Placings
1- Bethany Lippert, IF-A/AgWSR
- 20:58; 2- Aubrie Fisher, IF-A/AgWSR – 21:29; 3- Maddie Kampen,
Humboldt – 21:48; 4- gabby Kent,
Humboldt – 21:51; 5- gretchen
Jones, Clear Lake – 21:52.
IF-A/AGWSR Results
1- Lippert 20:58, 2- Fisher 21:29,
20- patience Kauzlarich 25:24, 21
– Katie Meyer 25:31. 28- Tessa Van
Buskirk 26:57, 32- McKenzie Barr
27:36, 34- Breanna Fisher 27:40.
BOYS TEAM STANDINGS
1- Clear Lake 30, 2- Humboldt 45,
3- Aplington-parkersburg 64, Clear
Lake B 100; 5- Humboldt B 124, 6Iowa Falls-Alden/AgWSR 137, 7Hampton-Dumont 177.
Top 5 Placings
1- CJ May, Aplington-parkersburg
– 17:07; 2- Ivan Rasmussen, Humboldt – 17:16; 3- Ryan Faught, Clear
Lake – 17:53; 4- eric Faught, Clear
Lake – 17:53; 5- Sam pedelty, Clear
Lake – 18:29.
IF-A/AGWSR Results
9- Seth Mazoway 19:04, 22Brayden penning 20:22.95, 34Adam Long 21:36, 35- Joey Berke
21:38, 37- Cameron Zolnosky 21:48,
39- Thomas Burchfield 22:20, 45Caleb Smith 22:40.
Area High
School Football
Scoreboard
MAIN MAN- Senior Jordin Wilkie will be a main-man for the
South Hardin football team as the Tigers open the season Friday.
Wilkie was among the rushing, receiving and tackle leaders from
last season’s team.
NICL volleyball loaded
ELDORAPerennial-power
Grundy Center of the North Iowa
Cedar League Conference West division along with six teams from the
East are listed among the volleyball
pre-season state rankings released
by the Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union Monday.
Grundy Center, the five-time defending champion in the NICL West,
is rated eighth in Class 2A.
From the East, Sumner-Fredericksburg at No. 3, Dike-New Hartford fourth, Wapsie Valley No. 11
and Denver No. 14 are listed in 2A
and in 3A, Union High is third and
Waterloo Columbus No. 9.
Dike-NH was the Class 2A state
champion last fall with Sumner-Fred
and Grundy Center 2A and Union
3A state qualifiers.
The South Hardin volleyball team
will open the season Thursday, Sept.
3 against Waterloo Columbus in Eldora.
IGHSAU Pre-Season
Volleyball Rankings
CLASS 3A
1- Nevada, 2- Mount Vernon, Union
High, 4- West Liberty, 5- Carroll Kuemper,
6- Davenport Assumption, 7- Sioux Center, 8- Forest City, 9- Waterloo Columbus,
10- Algona, 11- Center point-Urbana, 12North polk, 13- Solon, 14- Spirit Lake, 15Humboldt.
CLASS 2A
1- Unity Christian, 2- Western Christian, 3- Sumner-Fredericksburg, 4- DikeNew Hartford, 5- eddyville-Blakesburg,
6- West Branch, 7- Tri-Center, 8- grundy
Center, 9- Lake Mills, 10- North Cedar,
11- Wapsie Valley, 12- Lawton- Bronson,
13- Treynor, 14- Denver, 15- Nashuaplainfield.
CLASS 1A
1- Janesville, 2- Tripoli, 3- New London, 4- LeMars gehlen, 5- Central Lyon,
6- grandview, 7- Springville, 8- Marquette, 9- Iowa Valley, 10- Bedford, 11Sidney, 12- Holy Trinity, 13- Harris-Lake
park, 14- Don Bosco, 15- Westwood.
Friday, Aug. 28
South Hardin Football vs AGWSR
at Eldora, 7 p.m.
BCLUW Football vs GM-Garwin
at Conrad, 7 p.m.
Monday, Aug. 31
South Hardin JV Football vs AGWSR at Eldora, 6 p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 1
AGWSR Volleyball at Grundy
Center Quad, 5:30 p.m.
BCLUW Volleyball vs GM-G at
Garwin, 6 p.m.
IF-Alden/AGWSR
Girls/Boys
Cross Country at Mason City, 4:30
p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 3
South Hardin, BCLUW Girls/
Boys Cross Country at Pine Lake
Run at Eldora, 6 p.m.
South Hardin Volleyball vs Waterloo Columbus at Eldora, 6 p.m.
BCLUW Volleyball vs Union High
and Janesville at LaPorte City, 5 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 4
South Hardin Football at Grundy
Center, 7 p.m.
AGWSR Football vs Hudson at
Ackley, 7 p.m.
BCLUW Football vs East Marshall at LeGrand, 7 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 5
BCLUW Volleyball hosts RoundRobin Tournament at Conrad, 9 a.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 8
South Hardin Volleyball vs
BCLUW at Conrad, 6 p.m.
AGWSR Volleyball vs West Marshall at Ackley, 6 p.m.
South Hardin JV Football at Grundy Center, 6 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 10
South Hardin Volleyball vs AGWSR at Eldora, 6 p.m.
South Hardin Girls/Boys Cross
Country at Johnston Invite, 4:30 p.m.
BCLUW, IF-A/AGWSR Girls/
Boys Cross Country at Marshalltown
Invite, 4:30 p.m.

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