NR 22 2015 06 03 - Sigourney News

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2015
NUMBER 22, 155TH YEAR
Opinion/Editorial................... Pg. 2
Milestones/Local News.......... Pg. 3
Church Calendar....................Pg. 4
Public Notices, Records....... Pg. 5, 9
Classifieds........................ Pg. 6, 7
Social News..........................Pg. 8
State Track Salute............... pg. 11
Local News......................... Pg. 10
Sports................. Pg. 11, 12, 13, 14
Sigourney Health Care
and Assisted Living
Alice Menne will be playing her guitar for a
Gospel sing along June 4 at 2:00 p.m.
Manor House Happenings
Thursday, June 4 Alice Menne is the entertainment at Manor House beginning at 3:30 p.m.
The community is encouraged to attend.
Tuesday, June 9 Manor House is hosting SingA-Long at 6:30 p.m. and the community is encouraged to attend.
Thursday, June 11 Sheetz with Music is the
entertainment at Manor House beginning at 2
p.m. The community is encouraged to attend.
Ackerman’s Iowa City
Flea-Tique Market
Pictured are the Vail Grandchildren: Ron Vail, Lori Caraccio and Johnny Vail, along with Sigourney Mayor Terry
Hollingsworth.
Vail Grandchildren Donate $30,000
to Help Restore Lewis Memorial Fountain
Allison Glandon
NR Regional Editor
The grandchildren of Chet
and Colleen Vail have come
forth with a staggering $30,000
donation in hopes to see the
Lewis Memorial Fountain in its
full glory once again.
Sunday, May 24 the Vail family presented the large check
to Sigourney Mayor Terry
Hollingsworth. Hollingsworth
showed his appreciation by giving the family members collector’s addition piggy banks that
featured Lewis Memorial Foun-
tain. The family will also have a
plaque going up for their generous donation.
“Chet and Colleen spent their
entire lives in Sigourney; every
time they left, they couldn’t wait
to come back to the place they
called home. By donating this
money to the fountain, we will
hopefully bring people of this
community together. We know
this is something they would
have wanted,” Said the Vail family.
Terry Hollingsworth is optimistic that the fountain will be
up and running by the fourth of
July.
The Johnson County Fairgrounds in Iowa
City, will be the site for the 2nd annual Ackerman’s Iowa City Flea-Tique Market on Sunday
June 7 from 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. An early-bird
session will start at 6:30 a.m. There will be an
admission fee, with free and close parking.
were:
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 – County Bank
Wednesday, May 27, 2015 –
Mildred Abel
Thursday, May 28, 2015 –
County Bank
Friday, May 29, 2015 – John &
Vernice Knudsen
Saturday, May 30, 2015 –
Sigourney Kiwanis
Sunday, May 31, 2015 – Hanna
Kullander
There are still several drawings
left, Anyone can still win!
Delta Kids Club
Elect Officials
for 2015
Sigourney Senior Center
The Sigourney Senior Center will be offering
A Matter of Balance Program. This program
emphasizes practical strategies to manage falls
and increase activity levels. This program will
be held Tuesdays and Thursdays May 26-June
18 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Delta Alumni Banquet
The annual Delta Alumni Banquet will be Saturday June 6 at Thomas Memorial Hall at the
Keokuk County fairgrounds. Social Hour will
be at 4:00 p.m. with the meal at 5:45 p.m. Reservations should be made by June 1st by calling
June Rice 641-624-2077 or Laurel Streigle 641624-2155.
Mississippi Valley
Regional Blood Center
Hedrick Community will host a community blood drive from 3:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on
Tuesday, June 9 at 109 N. Main Street, inside
Community Center.
Delta will host a community blood drive from
3:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 10 at
104 N. Second St. W, inside Delta City Hall.
Fountain
Frenzy Raffle
Winners
The raffle winners May 26-31
Pictured are the elected members for 2015 Delta Kids Club. President Joel Goldman; Vice President
Nathan Richardson; and Secretary Justin Graff.
This May, members of the Delta Kids Club elected
officials to lead them for the year. The Clubs focus is
Community Service and members participate in one
volunteer project a month. The elected officers will
help guide the club in planning, preparing, and executing these projects. The Clubs motto is “Kids Caring for their Community”. The election results are as
follows. President: Joel Goldman. Vice President: Nathan Richardson. Secretary: Justin Graff.
While elections are only held once a year, kids can
join year round to participate. There is only a twice a
month time commitment. Kids 16 and older are welcome to participate, but do so as mentors and their
time can go towards Community Service hours required for school.
Any questions, contact Maggie Goldman at deltakidsclub@yahoo.com.
Gardening Library Now
Open at ISU Extension
The Keokuk County Master Gardeners
(KCMG) have opened a gardening library at
the Iowa State University Extension Office
in Sigourney. Books and magazines may be
checked out and some of the magazines may
be kept. There are a variety of gardening books
available to the public. Regular hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Sigourney Public Library
Sigourney Public Library will hold Toddler
Time every Monday and Tuesday morning
from 11:00-11:30 a.m.
SIEDA Head Start
SIEDA is now taking preschool applications
for the 2015-2016 school year. Call 641-6229901 for more information and/or to complete
the application
Manor House Sing-a-long
Sing-A-Long at Manor House Care Center is
every Tuesday night at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is
welcome!
Sigourney City Council
Sigourney’s City Council meets every first and
third Wednesday normally at 6:00 p.m. at City
Hall.
Expo Board of Directors
Keokuk County Board of Directors meets every third Monday of the month at 7:30 p.m. in
the KC Extension Conference Room at the KC
Expo.
More on page 2
Pekin Rising Ruritan Seniors Present Donation to Bethanne Cooksey Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Pekin Rising Ruritan Seniors presented a donation of $2000 to Terri Stull, mother of Bethanne Cooksey, for the Bethanne Cooksey Memorial
Scholarship Fund. Bethanne was an underclassman at Pekin High School and was killed in a tragic car accident in March.
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The News-Review
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Bipartisan Priorities Deserve A Letter to Terry Branstad
A Vote In The House
As we near the end of the 2015
session, there are many bipartisan
issues that have been overlooked in
the Iowa House. This includes initiatives to make our communities
safer, improve health care and boost
quality of life that won the support
of Democrats and Republicans in the
Iowa Senate.
Among them are efforts to:
Keep all students safe with adequate training for schools to investigate harassment and bullying, including alleged incidents that occur
outside of school, and to impose
school discipline.
Combat human trafficking through
public awareness efforts, special
training for law enforcement officers
and making the crime a forcible felony.
Prohibit the use of GPS to track a
person without legitimate purpose
or authorization.
from the desk of
Give adoptive parents time to bond
with their new child by requiring
businesses with maternity leave programs to give adoptive parents the
same time off as birth parents.
Improve detection of breast cancer
by notifying women in their mammogram results if they have dense
breast tissue, may be at greater risk of
developing breast cancer and should
consult with a physician about additional screening options.
Forbid felons from receiving life
insurance proceeds if they commit
a violent crime against an insured
person within the six months prior
to the death of that person.
Provide immunity from prosecution for possessing, sharing or using
controlled substances or drug paraphernalia to assist those suffering
from an opioid overdose.
The House has a second chance to
reconsider these bipartisan ideas because they were included in Senate
File 510, which was approved by the
Senate on May 14. Making these initiatives law this year is the right thing
to do for Iowans.
Southeast Iowa Museum Crawl
Celebrate Iowa Museum Week
with a trip back through time. The
second annual Southeast Iowa Museum Crawl, which will take place
June 13, is just the place to do that.
Participating museums have agreed
to be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
Saturday, and promise to fill your
mind and imagination with days
gone by.
Featured stops for this event include The Johnny Clock Museum in
Lockridge, Carnegie Historical Museum in Fairfield, Pioneer Historical
Society Museum in Farmington, and
Morris Memorial Park in Stockport.
Each of these stops will have family
friendly activities taking place that
will engage the young and old alike.
You will be able to participate in a
museum treasure hunt, have photos
taken in vintage clothing, participate
in a checkers tournament, and witness the art of woodcarving.
Information about the museums,
maps to the locations, and details of
the event may be found at http://museumcrawl.weebly.com/
This project was made possible
through the local efforts of many
historians and history enthusiasts as
well as the Historic Hills Scenic Byway, in conjunction with Governor
declared Iowa Museum Week.
Pathfinders is a nonprofit organization that assists local communities
with initiatives related to economic
development, natural resource conservation and recreation. Pathfinders has been serving Jefferson, Van
Buren, Mahaska, Keokuk, Davis
and Wapello counties since 1978. To
learn more, contact Pathfinders by
calling 641-472-6177 or visit www.
PathfindersRCD.org.
American Pickers to
Film in Amana Colonies
Amana Colonies is excited to welcome Mike Wolfe, Frank Fritz and
Antique Archeology to the area. The
team will film episodes of their hit
series American Pickers throughout
Iowa. Filming will begin next month.
American Pickers is a documentary series that explores the fascinating
world of antique ‘picking’ on History. This hit show follows two of the
most skilled pickers in the business,
Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz, as they
embark on an epic road trip across
the U.S. in search of America’s most
valuable antiques from motorcycles,
classic cars and bicycles to one-of-akind vintage memorabilia. Mike and
Frank are on a mission to recycle
America, restore forgotten relics to
their former glory, and learn a thing
or two about American history along
the way.
Filming is scheduled to start next
month. American Pickers is looking for leads and would love to explore what you may have. They are
on the hunt for interesting characters with interesting and unique
items. Some of what they look for:
vintage bicycles, toys, unusual radios, movie memorabilia, advertising,
military items, folk art, vintage musical equipment, vintage automotive
items, early firefighting equipment,
vintage clothing, pre-50’s western
gear.
American Pickers is produced by
Cineflix Productions for History.
New episodes air Wednesdays at
9pm ET on History.
If you have a large collection or
want to refer someone to Mike and
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(641)622-3260 or 800-254-9928
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William Penn
Cheerleading
Hosting
Summer Camp
The William Penn cheerleading
team is again hosting a camp this
summer. The camp will be held on
July 23-24 at the Penn Activity Center. The first day will run from 8 a.m.
to 4 p.m. and the second will go from
8 a.m. until noon.
For more information and prices,
contact Head Coach Lisa Conner at
641-990-0066 or by email at connerl@wmpenn.edu
Stop the Dakota access (bakken)
pipeline energy transfer partner’s
wants to bring thru Iowa. Support sf
506 to require a 75% voluntary easement requirement before a franchise
for eminent domain can be granted. Support funding the clean water
trust fund, sf 504. Illinois just reported 107,000 solar jobs last year. Ia has
less that 6,000; bring a solar maker to
IA like we did for wind. Use community colleges and high school stem
programs to train veterans in us, and
high schools students to install. Use
the financial power of our insurance
industry and alliant/midamerican
for “buy/lease” programs to install,
on every home and business in IA.
Germany gets 30% of energy from
solar and is same latitude as us.
With global warming we will experience more heat for next 70+ years
so solar make sense, and has -0- c02
footprint. This adds better “energy
security” for all Iowans from mega
storm interruptions of our grid. Promote more green jobs: (geothermal
solar/wind/hydro/ electric battery
storage and fully fund isu “carbon
sequestration” project to burn 30%
of switch-grass and other “green
crops” at existing coal plants. this
reduces coal c02 footprint by 50%
(30% less coal used + 20% carbon sequestration) using resulting “ash’ as
mulch additive to poorer soils. This
mulch sequesters the carbon, stays
within soil, and helps increase soils
ability to hold water, p, k, n and other crop inputs in a form plants can
access. This decreases these as “water
pollutants” to leach into our rivers
and streams! This is a direct 3x with
carbon sequestration, increased tilth
and nutrient availability for crops,
and a 3rd economic crop beyond
corn and soybeans for farmers to
grow as part of their rotation, plus
it also helps break the plant diseases
now appearing from constant corn/
bean farming rotations!
This sets Iowa up for major economic expansion as the low cost
energy provider for manufacturing,
in the middle of the USA, with great
access by rail, river, air, truck to anywhere in the us in 1-2 days. None of
this involves oil/gas which are “dead’
fuels. Hydrogen cars are coming
next year because of polymer storage of hydrogen, which removes the
explosive potential. This will affect
all transport (air/auto/truck) in addition to the changes to natural gas
(cng/lng) coming next year from
clean energy/westport partnership to
cover the diesel truck fleets. All major city buses are now cng/lng, and
fed ex, waste management, ups etc.
are all massively converting fleets to
cng/lng fuels. C02 is cut by 50% and
conversion costs for diesel trucks are
recouped in less than one year, with
“fuel” savings of over $l/gallon for
cng/lng and more btu’s in these fuels
which = better power for trucks.
The Paris accord will feature every
country announcing c02 reductions.
This will be partially done by adding
many more nuclear power plants to
be built, especially by India and china, to combat the global warming
and air quality issues-. Us “billion-
FISH FRY
aires” are now investing in uranium
fuel mines in preparation for this
conversion. Japan will announce restarting the sunami plants closed this
summer. 70 nuclear plants are under
construction; 183 are in the planning
state; and 383 are under proposals by
76 countries in the world. The shift
to “non-c02” energy is a behemoth
that is not stoppable. Iowa does not
need a 23,000,000-gallon/day pipeline that will only despoil our land,
water, air, recreation, and quality of
life. If even just one spill occurs, not
counting the “costs” to the Iowa treasury in lost $$$ from a large multiyear cleanup spill, this would change
life in Iowa for all of us, for generations yet to come. This is the “Iraq”
decision for ALL of Iowa’s elected
officials. Over 1,500 landowners are
being affected, many who are Century Farm families. These lands were
handed down by our forefathers and
intended to be “: preserved and protected” so as to be passed on to future generations as part of a “legacy”,
not only to Iowa but the world.
If you ask what Norman Borlog,
Henry Wallace, Walter Geoppinger,
and many other Iowa Ag pioneers
would do, the answer is clear. Stop
the madness that the Bakken pipeline represents; focus on a “sustainable energy” and “land/water/air/
recreation/quality of life” agenda
dictate; move Iowa center stage in
the us toward the challenges of climate change, and green jobs for all,
especially our veterans.
Governor Branstad, your legacy
is “waiting” ... the pope will shortly
address climate change for Catholics worldwide. there is a growing Iowa consensus of republicans,
democrats, independents, tea party
and non tea-party, evangelists, environmental groups (30 in the cr
area alone), 1,500+ landowners and
family and friends, and “public interest” groups all coalescing as a political movement to punish any person, party, and business that denies
the reality of climate change. We all
must embrace all acts necessary to
save this planet, now, not later. This
is god’s gift to all of us. The polluters, and proponents of carbon based
fuels must go; not later, but step by
step, now. We need the leadership of
a governor who protects the people
and lands that are Iowa. And it must
happen now, not next year. Please
support sf 504 and 506 for clean water trust fund and changes to the eminent domain statute. Iowan’s voted
for the Iowa constitutional change
to bring low a into the 21st century,
and move to a cleaner and greener
economy. As the governor of Iowa,
you have a duty to enforce what
2.8 million Iowans’ have voted for.
Please act, now, as your leadership is
needed before this session is closed.
If sb 504 and 506 are not acted on,
before the session ends please bring
the legislature back for a special session to vote on these. All of Iowa is
watching, and the 2016 elections will
punish anyone who fails us in what
we have directed, as part of that constitutional change vote.
Keith Puntenney ~ Attorney At Law
Dakota Access Landowner 1404 Aldrich Ave
Boone, Iowa 50036 515-230-1001
ksmpunt@hotmail.com
Keokuk Co. Supervisors
The Keokuk County Supervisors meet weekly on Mondays at 8:30 a.m. at
the Keokuk County Courthouse boardroom
Tops Meeting
Take Off Pounds Sensibly meets at the Extension office at KC Expo on Tuesdays at 4:30 p.m.
SPL Board of Trustees
The Sigourney Public Library’s Board of Trustees meets the second Thursday of every month at 6 p.m. at the SPL.
KC Public Health
Keokuk County Public Health Immunization Clinic is the third Wednesday
of each month from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. This is a free clinic for individuals with
out insurance or underinsured. Blood Pressure Checks are also available on a
walk in basis.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Saturday at 12 p.m. at the Methodist
Church, 4th Street, Kalona.
Care Center Happenings
Bingo at Sigourney Care Center is Tuesdays at 2 p.m. The community is
encouraged to attend.
Food Pantry
Keokuk County Community Services food referrals are Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. at the Courthouse in Sigourney.
News-Review Deadlines
The News-Review deadlines for all articles, classified ads and display advertising are Friday at 12 p.m.
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The News-Review
Colleen
Carman Kiefer
Colleen Carman Kiefer, 91, died May 30, 2015 at the University of Iowa
Hospital in Iowa City. She was born January 20, 1924 to Edgar and Nancy
Nelson Mather in Coatsville, Mo. She attended a country school in Missouri
and later worked for Minnie Tollenaar
for a few years. On May 1, 1945 she
married Richard Peter Kiefer at SS.
Peter and Paul Church. They lived and
farmed in the Keswick area since 1952
where she lived until she moved to the
Sigourney Care Center in 2014. Colleen was a member of Our Lady
of Lourdes in Keswick and then St.
Mary Catholic Church In Sigourney. She was a member of the Altar
and Rosary Society, Jolly Jane’s Club,
and was a 10 gallon blood donor. She
loved her family, gardening, baking,
making noodles, angel food cakes, and coconut cream pies for her family. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Dick in 1993, son
Russell, four brothers David, James, Joseph, Boyd Mather, five sisters Helen
Mather, Lulu Mather, Betty Mather, Bessie Ruggles, and Edna Croft. She is survived by her two sons Joe (Joan) Kiefer of Keswick and Ed (Barb)
Kiefer of Geneseo, Ill., three grandchildren Brian (Stephanie) Kiefer, Sarah
(Ryan) Clarin, Jolene (Jeff ) Tomlinson, five great grandchildren Alexandra
and Jackson Kiefer, Molly and Myles Clarin, and Joy Tomlinson. Funeral Service will be held Thursday June 4, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. St. Mary
Catholic Church – Sigourney. Burial will follow at Sorden Cemetery near
Webster. A Prayer Service will be held Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. with visitation
to follow from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. at Holm Funeral Home.
Memorials can be made to St. Mary Catholic Church, Sigourney Care Center,
and Keswick QRS.
Arrangements were made by Holm Funeral Home.
Dale
Arthur Long
Dale Arthur Long 78, died May 26, 2015 at the Keokuk County Health
Center in Sigourney. He was born December 10, 1936 to Carlyle and Marjorie Keck Long in Gallatin, Missouri.
He graduated from Woodrow Wilson
High School in Long Beach, Calif. in
1955. He moved back to Iowa and he
met Kathryn at the Big Smith overall
factory in Oskaloosa. On July 26, 1958
he married Kathryn Ann Smich in
Sigourney. They lived near Sigourney
and moved to Hayesville in 1966. He
was employed at Amana Refrigeration
from 1958 to 1991 and later drove
for the Star Mail Route from 1991 to
2001. Dale served in the Air National
Guard, received his private pilot’s license and trained many future pilots.
He loved motorcycles and traveling with his wife.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Kathryn on September
24, 2014, and step mother Bonita Long. He is survived by his two daughters,
Sherrie (Richard) Casper of Hayesville, Connie (Bryon) Hershey of Oskaloosa, four grandchildren Stephanie Casper Anderson, Ryan Hershey, Michael
Hershey, and Tiffany Hershey Rockwell, seven great grandchildren, three sisters Janice (John) Germain of Lexington, Michigan, Nancy (Dale) Adams of
Croswell, Michigan, Janet (Ralph) Simonian of Long Beach, California, one
brother George (Joyce) Hammond of Lake Forest, California, a sister-in-law
Ida Mae Lance of Hayesville.
Services were held at the Holm Funeral Home May 30, 2015 10:00 a.m.
Burial followed at Pennington Cemetery in Sigourney. Memorials can be
made to Sigourney Veterans for Flags. Arrangements were made by Holm
Funeral Home – Sigourney.
Keith
Walter Shaver
Keith Walter Shaver, an especially kind and gentle friend to many, passed
away on April 14, 2015 at the age of 87 at his home in Lafayette, Colo. Keith
was born on October 19, 1927 in Sigourney, the middle child of Dr. Roy Shaver and Mary McCully Shaves’ five sons. He grew up in Sigourney and graduated from Sigourney High School in 1945. Military service was next and her
served in the U.S. Army in Korea. He returned to Iowa and attended Iowa
Wesleyan College, graduating in 1951.
Keith taught school in Germany, Iowa and Colorado. He retired in 1985
and began his antique business and working on genealogy. Not marrying or
having children of his own, Keith is survived by 14 nieces and nephews. He is
also survived by three sister-in-laws: Lura Shaver of Corondo, Calif. Kathleen
Shaver of Ames, and Madonna Shaver of Sigourney, and a host of special
friends in Colorado.
Keith was proceeded in death by his parents, brothers: William, Leroy, Philip & Charles, a sister-in-law: Evelyn Shaver and a nephew: Bill
As per his request, no services were held. Memorial donations may be made
to the Friends of the Fountain, 100 North Main St. Sigourney, Iowa.
Thank You
one and all for
making my 90th
so special. It was
greatly appreciated.
Gayle Moore
Encourage Kindness
Today
Grand View
University Dean’s List
Recognition for outstanding academic achievement has been given
to Mallory Richarson of Sigourney
and Phirom Peterschimdt, both
Grand View University students for
the 2015 spring semester. The students are named to the Dean’s List
for earning a grade point average
of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale while
carrying at least 12 hours of classes.
Grand View University, with an enrollment of approximately 2,200 students, is an independent, liberal arts
college affiliated with the Evangelical
Lutheran Church in America.
MILESTONES
Iowa State University
2015 Local Graduates
Hedrick - John Ferrell, Ph.D. - Doctor of Philosophy, Rural Sociology
Keota - Blake Bayliss, B.S. - Bachelor of Science, Agricultural Business,
Accounting, Cum Laude; Patrick
Frank, B.S. - Bachelor of Science, Animal Science, Summa Cum Laude;
Kayla Romoser, B.S. - Bachelor of
Science, Family and Consumer Science Education and Studies, Magna
Cum Laude; Matthew Romoser, B.S. Bachelor of Science, Animal Science,
Cum Laude
Ollie - Bradon Lamb, B.S. - Bachelor
of Science, Management Information
Systems
Edward Conrad and Hannah Miller
Recognized at Upper Iowa University
2015 Honors and Awards Banquet
Upper Iowa University recently held
its 30th annual Scholarships and Awards
Recognition Banquet and awarded 129
scholarships to students across the University. Recipients were selected by the
UIU Honors and Awards Committee
and the University academic divisions.
Edward Conrad of Sigourney was
awarded the William F. Baker Science
Memorial Award. The William F. Baker
Science Memorial Award was established in 1953 by the William F. Baker
family. The memorial provides for one
or two prizes each year for the best herbarium collection by a student.
Hannah Miller of Wellman earned
the Michael David Selgelid Memorial
Scholarship. In memory of their son,
Michael David, Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Selgelid established this scholarship with
funds raised through the efforts of their
friends and Doc Dorman’s “Old Time
Peacocks.” Dr. Selgelid, class of 1931
and an organizer of Doc Dorman’s Old
Time Peacocks, was also a former Upper Iowa University Trustee.
Hannah Miller also earned the The
Pam Whitmore Scholarship for Excellence in Student Teaching. Pam Whitmore, Class of 1965, taught for five
years in Wisconsin Public Schools, 30
years with the Department of Defense
Overseas Schools, and four years with
Upper Iowa University as an assistant
professor in the department of education. Pam supervised student teachers
while at Upper Iowa and became a
strong supporter of student teachers.
Because of her strong support and love
for her students, she and her husband,
Fred Koch, are giving a cash award to
a student with a GPA of 3.75 or higher
who will be student teaching beginning
in the fall or spring semester of the next
academic year. The scholarship will be
given to a student majoring in education.
Pekin High School 2014-2015
Fourth Quarter Honor Roll
Seniors (Straight A’s): Paige Baetsle,
Madelyn Baker, Avery Bennett, Maggie Brown, McKenna Gambell, Jordan
Hinshaw, J.D. Hollingsworth, Whitney Horras, Matthew Jones, Victoria
Lisk, Kyle Miller, Mallory Reed, Cole
Reighard, Caylee Swearingen, Shelbi
Talley and Christian Wittrock.
Juniors (Straight A’s): Nikole Arendt,
Emily Bemis, Courtney Comstock,
Payton Lock, Taylor Lock, Ashley Lucas, Shae Oostra, Whitney Phillips,
Sloan Reighard, Tayler Winn and
Gwynne Wright.
Sophomores (Straight A’s): Aspen
Clark, Zackary Conger, Shea Dahlstrom, Garrett Greiner, Jordan Handy,
Nathan Kielkopf, Kaylee Linder, Mackenzie Martin, Ryan Millikin, Trever
Northup, Drew Powers, Gabriele Rutherford, Hazel Ward and Ashlyn Zook.
Freshman (Straight A’s): Keaton Baayen, Kennedy Coleman, Leah Dix, Maci
Gambell, Whitney Johnson, Saylor Rex
and Haelee Zook.
Seniors: Tanner Adam, Kayla Barton,
Matthew Bolinger, Jeffrey Brain, Cassie
Clubb, Torrent Decker, Baylie Dimmitt,
Gabbi Earnest, Ligeia Ervin, Samantha Fink, Bridget Fritchen, Gretchen
Greiner, Billie Griffin, Jerica Ingle, Erica
Jonson, Micaela Knapp, Logan Lamb,
Colton Lanman, Rebecca Phillips,
Chance Scearcy, Bobby Thornton and
Breanna Weinhold
Gina and Bob
Swearingen
25th Anniversary
We’d like to say THANK YOU to everyone that came out to our
farm to help with the fire.
The Sigourney Fire Department, The Keswick Fire Department,
The Keota Fire Department and all of our family and friends that
were there to help move the pigs and put out the fire.
We appreciate everyone being there to help more than you
know.
How lucky we are to live in a such a great community!
Deke & Susie Wood
Nathan, Sarah, Steve & Amanda
Besty & David Axmear
Sigourney - Jenna Kurtz, B.S. Bachelor of Science, Journalism and
Mass Communication, Magna Cum
Laude; Melanie Steinhart, B.S. - Bachelor of Science, Family and Consumer
Science Education and Studies
South English - Tyler Bouslog, B.S.
- Bachelor of Science, Agricultural
Engineering, Magna Cum Laude
Wellman - Kyle Huber, B.S. - Bachelor of Science, Animal Science, Cum
Laude
What Cheer - Audrey Wiese, B.S. Bachelor of Science, Environmental
Science (AGLS), Animal Ecology
Love,
Seth, Shane and Family
Juniors: Elizabeth Atwood, Chase Copeland, Devin Dailey, Kaysha Dodson,
Brady Donovan, Spencer Essary, Austin Fariss, Riley Fraise, Kaylee Garrels,
Roni Greiner, Michael Hadley, Madison
Knapp, Allison Lankford, Amber Lankford, Madison Lathrop, Taylea Manley,
Lyndsey Pickrell, Dylan Richey, Aaron
Shaw, Joel Swanson, Ryan Swanson,
Cassidy Tolle, Shelbie Williams, Keaton
Winn and Tessa Winn.
Sophomores: Emily Barton, Bonnie
Becker, Matthew Brain, Zach Buller,
Kaitlyn Conger, Tyler Copeland, Madison Fears, Michael Fink, Emily Hadley, Joe Hagedon, Makayla Hammes,
Thomas Hampton, Athena Hedman,
Jared Horras, Jakeup Huff, Joshua Jasper, Logan Kates, Amber Knox, Shelby Lanman, Chelsea Lanphier, Willoh
Mills, Malcolm Myers, Taylor Peiffer,
Brad Pregon, and Hunter Swearingen.
Freshman: Kaden Baker, Hailey
Beam, Simon Bollinger, Alexis Bowen,
Austin Bowen, Clayton Culp, Jessica
Dage, Kodi Dailey, Canyon Decker, Loraine Dodson, Jordyn Earnest, Chandler Eckley, Chase Eckley, Antonia
Garcia, Jade Harper, Cody Hassinen,
Jordan Hixson, Jacob Keith, Tyler Loyd,
Mackenzie Manley, Makenna Myers,
Faith Oostra, Dalton Reber, Sydney
Rex, Sam Roth, Audra Weber, Slater
Williams, Deanna Winn, Paige Winn
and Isaiah Wittrock.
Meredith Wheeldon
Keokuk County
4-H Senior Feature
Meredith Wheeldon is the daughter of Ed & Kathy Wheeldon, and
sister to Katelyn & Lindsey Wheeldon. Meredith attended Sigourney High school were she was involved in: Band, Student Council,
Cross Country, Speech, National
Honor Society, Color Guard, JAG,
Drama, Gymnastics and was the
FFA President.
Meredith was in the Stick-to-It 4-H
Club and did projects such as Home
Improvement, Photography, Visual
Arts, Family & Consumer Science
and Extemporaneous Speaking.
Meredith was also very active in the
4-H community with Ag Olympics,
Bake Sales, Pumpkin picking & sales,
Expo Fair, Hay Bale Decorating,
Flower Planter Auction and being
the 4-H Club Vice President.
When Meredith was asked what
her favorite memory or highlight
was she answered, “At fair a couple of
years ago after a concert, I smashed
my shin and had to go get stitches.”
Meredith has future plans of attending Marquette University with a
major in Psychology.
Hawkeye Community
College Dean’s List
Hawkeye Community College
announced the Dean’s List for the
Spring Semester. The Dean’s List is
official recognition of outstanding
academic accomplishment by fulltime students. To make the Dean’s
List, an individual must be a fulltime student and successfully complete 12 or more credits in the Fall
or Spring Semesters with a semester
GPA of 3.50 or better for courses taken at Hawkeye.
The following are local students on
the Dean’s List for the Spring Semester: Jonathan Mullen of Deep River,
Derek Albert of Sigourney, and Allison Hewett of North English.
June 4: Aubrynn Kime, Blake Davis,
Dayton McDanel
June 5: Christy Thomas, Ella Grace
DeBoef, Erin Ogden, John
Westercamp, Kaitlynn Pate
June 6: Bridget Cochran, Jordan
Baumert, Judith Christner
June 7: Alan Molyneux, Alisha Foubert,
Emily Slagle, Gene Roland, Mary
Allen Mauer, Wayne VanWeelden
June 8: Brooke Schmidt, Chris
Rasmussen, Margie Thomas,
Melinda Sors, Sandy Spain, Tammy
Neitzel
June 9: Heath VanZee, Noelle
Elizabeth Ruckman, Octavia
VanPatten
June 10: Brityn Kukuzike, Ian Flint,
Kailey Gauley, Myrtle Molyneux
June 11: Ana Bos, Brian Foubert, Robb
Boze, Steve Gatton
June 12: David Bos, Margaret Bird,
Megan Striegel
June 13: Dave Decker, Mya Yamakie,
Trenton DeJong
June 14: Amy Hauschild-Bird, April
McKain, Mark Riffel, Rita Streigel
June 15: Brandyn Neville, Chris
VanPatten, Diane Kitzman, Frank
Coppersmith, Samatha
Schlesselman, Sullivan Stanley
June 16: Ryan Hull
June 17: Cheryl Hemsley, Jennifer
Phillips, Joe Steadham, Josh
VanZee, Steve McAdams
June 18: Adam Josephson, Ben Mauer,
Eric Chad DeBoef, Gary Randell
Schultz
June 19: Shayla Bair
June 20: Cory Kitzman, Louise Erwin,
Shanoah Sullivan, Stacy
DeBoef-Picard
June 21: Alyssa Striegel, Chad Little
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Bethel United Methodist
Church
Pastor LuAnn Benge
319-456-3105
Located 6 miles east of Sigourney on
Hwy. 92
Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.; Worship at 10:30 a.m.
Alive at Five event is the 1st and
3rd Sunday evening at 5 p.m.
Delta Christian Church
Henry Goetz, Lay Pastor
641-799-4800
Worship: Sunday at 9 a.m.
Delta United Methodist
Church
Vince Homan, Pastor
Worship: 9 a.m.
Sunday School for Elementary age
children is at 9:30-10:15 a.m.
English River Church of
the Brethren
Diana Lovett, Pastor
29252 137th St., South English
(2 mi. E. of S.E. on Hwy. 22)
Church: 319-667-5235
Summer hours for Worship at 10
a.m.
Farson Baptist Church
Jerry Newman, Pastor
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.
Worship Service: 10:30 a.m.
First Baptist Church
Joe Winkler, Pastor
308 N. Jefferson St.
S.S. Supt. Dorothy Jacobs
641-622-2786
Worship, 10 - 11 a.m.
Sunday School, 9 – 9:45 a.m.
Bible Study, Thursday, 7 p.m.
A Christian movie will be shown
the last Saturday of each month at
6:30 p.m. Visitors Welcome
First Presbyterian
Church
215 N. Jefferson, Sigourney
641-622-3029
Sunday Worship: 9:30 a.m.
Gibson Presbyterian
Church
Hans Cornelder, Pastor
Worship, 10 to 11 a.m.; Sunday
School, 9 to 9:45 a.m.
Youth Group: Second Sunday of
the month at 5 p.m.
Grace Family Church
Rev. Dar Eckley, Pastor
(Located between Hedrick and Richland on Hwy. 78)
23536 Hwy. 78, Box 64, Ollie
Sunday Worship - 10:15 a.m; Sunday school-10:15 a.m.
RocKnowledge Youth Group is
Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.
Hedrick First Christian
Rev. Carla Nelson
206 Park St. Hedrick
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Gathering for Worship, 10:45 a.m.
Hedrick-Martinsburg
United Methodist
Church
Carl Benge, Pastor
203 N. Spring St., Hedrick
641-653-4477
Sunday Worship: 8:45 a.m.
Sunday School, 10 a.m.
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Holy Trinity
Catholic Parish
Rev. Charles Fladung
Rectory: 641-636-3883
209 N Lincoln St, Keota
Saturday Vigil Mass: 6 p.m.
Sunday Mass: 8 a.m.
Hope Lutheran Church,
LCMS
Rev. Richard Meyer
315 W. Kelly Street
Office: 319-668-2999
Sunday worship at 11 a.m.
Communion: 1st and 3rd Sundays
Keswick and Webster
Methodist Church
Circuit
Pastor: John Tunnicliff
WEBSTER: Sunday school: 9:30
a.m. Worship service: 10:30 a.m.
KESWICK: Sunday worship at 9:15
a.m.
Communion is on the 1st Sunday
of the month for both churches
Lancaster Christian
Church
Dirk Alspach
22934 W. County Rd. V5G
641-224-2255
Sunday School: 9 a.m.; Worship
Service: 10 a.m.
Sunday evenings from 5 to 6:30
p.m. Youth Group 7-12 grade.
Saturday, June 13
Myers/Wilcox Wedding
Sunday, June 14
9 a.m. Sunday Worship w/Communion, followed by fellowship
Richland United
Methodist Church
Carl Benge, Pastor
106 W. South St., Richland
Phone: 319-456-2251
Worship Times: Adult Sunday
School, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday Service,
10:30 a.m.
St. Mary’s
Catholic Church
Sigourney
Rev. Charles Fladung
Rectory: 641-622-3426
Saturday Vigil Mass: 5 p.m.
Sunday Mass: 10 a.m.
Sigourney
Christian Church
Jim Stout, Interim Pastor
308 S. Jefferson, 641-622-2151
Adult Bible Study: 9:30 a.m.
Worship Service: 10:45 a.m.
Elder Gathering 1st Wednesday of
each month at 6 p.m.
Board meets 2nd Wednesday of
each month at 6:30 p.m. CWF meet
immediately following
Sisters meet each Thursday at 6:30
p.m.
Sigourney Church
of Christ
New Life Fellowship
Dale Raatz, Interim Pastor
Denny Eden, Pastoral Care
319-430-2677
Hwy. 22 South, Keswick
319-738-3851
Sunday Services: 10 a.m.
Wednesday Teaching: 7 p.m.
Evening of Praise: every third Saturday of the month at 7 p.m.
Richard Pippert, Pastor
Website: sigourneyumc.com
Sunday Worship Service: 8:30 a.m.
and 10:45 a.m.
The Church Of Living
Water
Shane Jarr, Pastor
13 North Main St., Hedrick
Sunday School -9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship -10:40 a.m.
Evening Services - 7 p.m.
Bible Study Wednesdays - 6 p.m.
What Cheer
Hilltop Chapel
John and Pat DeBoef, Pastors
4 blocks east of Opera House
506 E Briney St
Phone:641-634-2839
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Sunday:
10a.m.-11:30
a.m.,
Worship; 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.,
Children’s Church on lower level.
What Cheer
Baptist Church
Dick and Jane Larson, Pastors
641-433-0013, 641-790-1934
Worship: 10:30 a.m.
Kid’s Club and Adult Bible Study
are on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.
What Cheer United
Methodist Church
Rev. Vince Homan
Sunday School, 9:30; Worship,
10:30 a.m.
Youth Group, Wednesday from
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Billy Claywell, Pastor
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KEOKUK COUNTY RECORDS
Keokuk County
Sheriff’s Report
5/11/15 thru 5/23/15
The Sheriff ’s news is a brief summary
of the activities/arrests/tickets from
previous weeks as submitted by Keokuk County Sheriff, Casey Hinnah.
Criminal charges are mere accusations and the accused is presumed
innocent unless and until proven
guilty.
Notice of
Public Hearing
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
The Keokuk County Board of Supervisors
will conduct a public hearing on June 15,2015
at 8:35 a.m. in the Board Room on the first floor
of the Keokuk County Courthouse in Sigourney,
Iowa to consider a proposal that Keokuk County
approve and execute an easement documentation agreement with JRJF,LLLP, an Iowa limited
liability limited partnership which further illustrates and specifies a retained ingress-egress
easement over, along and across property
owned by Keokuk County which is located in
the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 22, Township 76 North, Range 11
West of the Fifth principal Meridian in Keokuk
County, Iowa.
KEOKUK COUNTY
SK22
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Citations
Weylin S. Scott was cited 5/11 for
Excessive Speed (Auto)
Kailey Dawn Shannahan of Parnell, was cited 5/12 for Speeding 55
or < (6 thru 10+)
Robert Gregg O’Brien Orman of
Ottumwa, was cited 5/12 for Speeding 55 or < (6 thru 10+)
David Venegas was cited 5/13 for
Failure to Maintain Control
Amanda Lynn Streigle of Sigourney, was cited 5/16 for Speeding 55
or < (6 thru 10+)
Rebecca Jane Shaw of Wellman,
was cited 5/17 for Failure to Obey
Stop Sign
Milenko Obradovich was cited
5/19 for No Insurance
Zachary Ryan Scott Fisher of Fremont, was cited 5/20 for Speeding 55
or <(6 thru 10+)
Ronald Gordon Sisler Jr. of Albia,
was cited 5/21 for Violation of Financial Liability Coverage
Misty Lynn Bruner of Iowa City,
was cited 5/22 for Failure to Yield to
10-33 Vehicle
Misty Lynn Bruner of Iowa City,
was cited 5/22 for Speeding 55 or <
(20 Over +)
Karen Louise Reece of Ottumwa,
was cited 5/23 for Speeding 55 or <
(6 thru 10+)
Alice Joanne Stewart of Waterloo,
was cited 5/23 for Speeding 55 > (11
thru 15)
Andrew William Sirovy of North
English was cited 5/23 for Speeding
55 > (11 thru 15)
Real Estate
Melody Ruth Miller and Melody R. Miller to Ernest Maelon
Allman
,
OLL-MARS-10-03,
OLL-MARS-10-04, OLL-MARS-10NORTH ST PT.
Larry J. Dickinson and Karen A.
Dickinson to Dickinson Family TR,
Larry J. Dickinson COTRE, and Karen A. Dickinson COTRTE, KEOPARV-06-01,
KEO-PARV-06-02,
KEO-PARV-05-04, KEO-PARV-0503-PT.
Greiner Family RESTR and Geraldine M. Greiner TRTE to Fagen
LTD., 76-10-25-NE1/4 SE1/4-PT,
Keokuk County Board Proceedings
MAY 18, 2015
met in regular session, Monday, May 18, 2015
in the Board Room of the Courthouse. Absent
was Daryl Wood.
Hadley moved, Berg seconded to approve
the agenda. All ayes and motion carried.
Berg moved, Hadley seconded to approve
the minutes of May 11, 2015 as submitted. All
ayes and motion carried.
Met with Engineer McGuire regarding
Keokuk County Highway Department. Maintenance building discussion arose regarding
funding, efficiency and safety issues.
the Personnel Report for Jill Moore, part-time
office assistant, termination/retirement effective
May 7, 2015 as submitted. All ayes and motion
carried.
Hadley moved, Berg seconded approval of
work completed by Ace Electrical, Inc. on the
tower project and final acceptance thereof was
held. All ayes and motion carried.
Public hearing regarding proposed Fiscal
Year 2015 Keokuk County Budget Amendment
was held. No oral or written comments received. No public was present. Hadley moved,
Berg seconded to close said public hearing at
9:34 a.m. All ayes and motion carried.
Hadley moved, Berg seconded approval
of Fiscal Year 2015 Keokuk County Budget
Amendment was held. All ayes and motion carried
the May 18, 2015 claim listing. All ayes and
motion carried.
Various board and committee reports were
held. Hadley attended Keokuk County Health
Care Coalition functional exercise, Hedrick Cargill dedication and met with DNR to view a hog
facility site. Berg attended Decat, MH Redesign
and Southeast Iowa Case Management meetings last week.
Discussion of old/new business and public
comment was held. VA Director Blair shared a
VA threat protection email with the Board. Auditor Bates gave an overview on the Medical
Examiner Investigator (MEI) meeting last week
and confirmed May 26, 2015 agenda placement
for formal action.
On vote and motion the meeting adjourned
at 10:35a.m.
The above and foregoing information is a
summary of the minutes taken at the above indicated meeting. The full and complete set of
minutes are recorded and available at the office
of the Keokuk County Auditor.
CLAIM DATE: May 18, 2015
ABEL, LINDA
444.50
AGRILAND FS
3,876.25
AHLERS & COONEY
500.00
ALL AM PEST CONTROL
205.00
ALLIANT ENERGY
770.88
ALTORFER MACHINERY
945.74
AMER HOME FIND ASSOC
233.25
BARRON MOTOR SUPPLY
216.28
BATES, CHRISTY
8.00
BELL, LONNIE R
11.70
BINNS & STEVENS
504.00
BOND, RICHARD
516.95
BOS, DIANA
248.50
BRETHREN CHURCH
213.50
BUSINESS RADIO SALES
74.93
CARD CENTER
573.83
CENTRAL IA DISTRIBUTING
1,690.90
CENTRAL IOWA DETENTION
262.50
COBB OIL CO
13.50
COMBUSTION CONTROL CO
3,178.00
COX SANITATION & RECY
31.00
DESIGN HOUSE
900.00
DOUDS STONE
6,219.57
EDMUNDSON, CHRISTINE
89.82
ELLIOTT OIL COMPANY
2,187.08
FAIRFIELD PRECAST CONCRETE
544.00
FARMER, MARGE
99.00
FARMERS COOP
2,006.40
FERRELL, JAMES
17.10
GALLS INC
375.00
GREENLEYS CORP
304.26
GRETTER AUTOLAND
382.95
H & M FARM & HOME
195.93
HANSELMAN, BETH
151.84
HORRAS, SARA
12.60
HOUSE, GEORGE
5.70
IA DEPT PUBLIC SAFETY
1,380.00
IACCVSO
50.00
IDEAL READY MIX CO
8,693.25
IHCA ICAL
275.00
IOWA PRISON INDUSTRIES
117.15
IOWA SEC OF STATE
132.56
ISACA
100.00
JACK WALKER CDJ
441.80
JACK WATSON SPORTS
450.00
JACK’S CORNER DRUG
293.90
JACKSON TWP CLERK
556.50
K AND L FOODS
2,365.61
KEMPF, MARGARET
140.40
KENT, CHARLES
88.69
KEOKUK CO HEALTH CTR
562.08
KEOKUK CO HWY DEPT
314.30
KEOKUK CO RECORDER
12.65
KEOKUK CO VET CLINIC
191.17
KERR, JOHN
12.60
KONE INC
150.86
LANKFORD, WENDY
79.56
LISCO/LTDS
1,149.34
LUMBER COMPANY
259.71
M & M ENTERPRISES
8,779.00
MAHASKA CO ENVIRON
3,750.00
MARTIN EQUIP
152.46
MESSERSCHMITT, LAVADA
133.12
MID-AMERICA PUBLISHING
430.43
MIDWEST BREATHING AIR
717.66
MIRACLE RECREATION EQUIP
6,330.10
MOORE, ROGER
105.00
MULTI-COUNTY OIL CO
4,803.38
MYLES MILLER REFRIG
4.99
OFFICE CENTER
899.43
PHELPS AUTO SUPPLY
1,240.06
POWESHIEK CO SHERIFF
1,050.00
QUILL CORPORATION
82.69
RIVER PRODUCTS CO
2,141.01
SCHROEDER FRAME & ALIGN
128.40
SEATON CONSTRUCTION
33,830.32
SEMCO LANDFILL
481.00
SHEPHERD, JOY
675.50
SHIVEHATTERY INC
2,963.60
SIGOURNEY CLEANERS
35.20
SIGOURNEY, CITY OF
512.87
SINCLAIR TRACTOR
131.80
SMITH, LARRY
39.47
ST PATS/LITTLE CREEK
126.00
STROBELS INC
41.95
SUMMIT COMPANIES
792.00
T I P REC
884.30
THOMPSON, CASEY
15.00
THOMSON REUTERS-WEST
112.10
THRELKELD-LARSON, VIRGINIA
104.52
TIFCO INDUSTRIES
236.24
TRANSIT WORKS
4,328.90
TREMMEL BACKHOE SERV
80.00
TRUE VALUE
183.41
TYLER TECHNOLOGIES
41,269.59
US CELLULAR
606.61
VERIZON WIRELESS
40.01
VISION AG LLC
956.19
WAECHTER, MARILYN
13.52
WALLERICH, DAVID
60.56
WAPELLO RURAL WATER
178.90
WARREN TWP CLERK
133.00
WASHINGTON TWP CLERK
532.00
WASTE MANAGEMENT
7,299.46
WELLINGTON TOOL SALES
157.75
WINDSTREAM
70.04
WINN CORP
1,622.25
ZEE MEDICAL
398.90
ZEP SALES & SERVICE
240.36
TOTAL
$175,728.64
SK22
EXPECTING PLAT 2015-0539.
Brad Shelangoski, Bradley W.
Shelangoski, Kate Shelangoski and
Katie D. Shelangoski to Robert S.
Sandburg and Joni R. Sandburg,
KEO-OPKT-20-11.
Dale A. Kemp to Draisey Marcy J.
Mcelyea and Marcy Mcelyea Draisey,
SE-WHIT-08-02-PT, SE-WHIT-0803-PT.
Marolyn Lea Shirkey to Jerome
E. Horras and Jennifer M. Horras,
HAR-OPHA-18.
Marolyn Lea Shirkey to Jerome
E. Horras and Jennifer M. Horras, 76-10-30-NE1/4-PT, 76-1030-E1/2 NE1/4-RR ROW PT,
76-10-30-NE1/4-PT,
SUPPLEMENTS WD 2015-0595.
Vernalda H. Yahn to Lee Duwa
and Donna Duwa, 74-10-27-NW1/4
SW1/4-L05,
74-10-27-NW1/4
SW1/4-L06 SD01, FULLFILLS
CONTRACT B433 P229.
Chester W. Render, Chester Render, Joy P. Render and Joy P. Kisellus to Chester W. Render TRTE,
Chester W. Render REVTR, Joy P.
Render TRTE and Joy P. Render
REVTR, UNDIVIDED ½ INTEREST TO EACH TRTE, 77-11-07SE1/4 SW1/4, 77-11-07-S1/2 SE1/4,
77-11-18 NE1/4 NE1/4-PT, 77-1108-SE1/4 NW1/4, 77-11-08-NE1/4
SW1/4, 77-11-08-SE1/4 SW1/4,
77-11-08-SW1/4 SE1/4, 77-11-17NE1/4, NW1/4, 77-11-17-NW1/4
NE1/4, 77-12-13-E1/2 SE1/4, 77-11-
5
18-W1/2 SW1/4, 77-11-18-NE1/4
SW1/4-PT, 77-11-17-NE1/4 NE1/4,
77-11-17-SW1/4 NE1/4, 77-11-17SE1/4 NW1/4, 77-11-17-NW1/4
SW1/4, 77-1-18-SE1/4 NE1/4, 7711-18 E1/2 SE1/4, 77-11-19-W1/2
NE1/4, 77-11-19-NE1/4 NW1/4-PT.
Marriages
Vickie Sue George and Gary Alvin
Kempf, residents of Keswick.
Emily Marie Patterson and Ryan
Joseph Weber, residents of Sigourney.
TITLE VI SPECIAL ORDINANCES
CHAPTER 5 MOWING ORDINANCE
By order of the City Council of Delta, Iowa, all weeds or tall grass must be cut by
May 15, June 15, August 15, September 15 and October 15 respectively each year.
If any lot or parcel of ground containing grass or weeds in excess of six inches in
height is not cut by the above dates, the City will cause the same to be cut and the
cost will be assessed to the property owners. The charges for said mowing shall be
not less than $75 for the first offense, $100 for the second offense and $125 for the
third offense.
City of Delta
Sigourney City Council Minutes
Sigourney City Council Minutes
The following are summarized minutes of
the regular City Council meeting of May 20,
2015.
The Sigourney City Council met in regular
session in the Council Chambers at City Hall on
Wednesday, May 20, 2015 with Mayor Hollingsworth presiding and the following Council members answering roll call: Landgrebe, McLaughlin, Schultz and Glandon. Others present were:
Pat Miletich, SADC President; Doug and Joyce
Bender; Trent Myers; Allison Glandon, Sigourney News Review; Randy Hemsley, Street and
Sanitation Superintendent; Allan Glandon, Police Chief; and Angie Alderson, City Clerk.
The meeting was called to order at 6:05 p.m.
McLaughlin moved, seconded by Glandon, to
approve the tentative agenda. Roll call vote
was Ayes: 4.
Glandon moved, seconded by Landgrebe,
to approve the following items on the consent
agenda: minutes from the May 6, 2015 regular Council meeting; Council accounts payable
claims totaling $54,002.80; City Clerk financial
reports for April 2015; payroll expenses, other
miscellaneous expenses, ACH and monthly
transfers for April 2015; annual principal and
interest payments for G.O. Bonds and revenue bonds; 2015 renewal application – water
treatment, distribution and wastewater operator certificates for Don Northup; 2015 renewal
application – water treatment, distribution and
wastewater operator certificates for Brent Gilliland; Aaron Kephart and Deana Torgrim to attend the 2015 Iowa Acts of Interest to Law Enforcement Workshop sponsored by the Office
of Prosecuting Attorneys Training Coordinator,
Iowa County Attorneys Association and the
Iowa Department of Public Safety on Wednesday, June 17, 2015 in Coralville, Iowa at a cost
of $60.00 each; and the credit card report. Roll
call vote was Ayes: 4.
McLaughlin moved, seconded by Schultz,
to open the public hearing regarding the
amendment of the current City budget for fiscal year 2015. Upon the roll being called, the
following voted Ayes: Landgrebe, McLaughlin,
Schultz and Glandon. Nays: None. Motion approved and the public hearing was opened at
6:06 p.m.
Landgrebe moved, seconded by Glandon,
to close the public hearing regarding the
amendment of the current City budget for fiscal year 2015. Upon the roll being called, the
following voted Ayes: Landgrebe, McLaughlin,
Schultz and Glandon. Nays: None. Motion
approved and the public hearing was closed at
6:08 p.m.
Schultz moved, seconded by Landgrebe, to
approve Resolution 2015-05-02 for a proposed
budget amendment for fiscal year ending June
30, 2015. Roll call vote was Ayes: 4.
Landgrebe moved, seconded by Schultz, to
approve the recommendations from SADC for
the Community Betterment grant funding program. Roll call vote was Ayes: 4.
Glandon moved, seconded by Schultz, to
approve Doug and Joyce Bender to pour nine
feet (9’) of concrete from the south edge of Mrs.
Northup’s garage to the utility pole at the alley
intersection. This would include excavating
from the north end of the concrete through the
north end of the east west alley and to put in
clean rock. Roll call vote was Ayes: 4.
Glandon moved, seconded by Schultz, to
approve Trent Myers to tile a ditch by his property at 1020 South Delta Road at his expense.
Roll call vote was Ayes: 4.
Glandon moved, seconded by Landgrebe,
to approve the following community betterment projects: $2,000.00 for Library “lost”
items; $2,000.00 for nuisance abatement costs;
$1,000.00 for rock and hauling rock for the parking lot at the Legion Park ball fields; $659.80
for National Night Out expenses; and $250.00
for wood and paint to fix benches at the sports
park. Roll call vote was Ayes: 4.
Schultz moved, seconded by Glandon, to
approve posting an ad to possibly hire for one
position on an as needed basis. Roll call vote
was Ayes: 4.
The June 3rd, 2015 regular Council meeting will be held at City Hall at 6:00 p.m.
The meeting was adjourned by acclamation
at 6:43 p.m.
The full and complete minutes are available at the Sigourney City Clerk’s office upon
request.
Terry W. Hollingsworth, Mayor
ATTEST: Angela K. Alderson,
Sigourney City Clerk
May 20, 2015 CLAIMS
Access Systems - Services
$503.62
Acco - Supplies
$2,463.09
All American Pest Control - Services $125.00
Alliant Energy - Utilities
$8,553.21
Atwood Electric, Inc. - Services
$48.72
Casper, Sherrie - Reimbursement
$96.33
City of Sigourney - Pool
$150.00
Dobbins Landscaping - Services
$900.00
Douds Stone - Supplies
$509.37
Donald Piano Sales & Service Services
$95.00
Eldon C. Stutsman, Inc. - Supplies $2,977.03
Electronic Engineering - Services
$152.47
Electric Pump - Services
$25,479.60
H & M Farm and Home - Supplies
$192.24
Heartland Shredding - Services
$45.00
Hickenbottom Inc. - Supplies
$480.72
Iowa County Attorneys Association - Training
$120.00
Iowa Department of Natural Resources Certifications
$240.00
Ideal Ready Mix Company, Inc. Services
$151.88
Iowa One Call - Services
$64.70
Keystone Laboratories, Inc. - Services $774.37
Misc. On Main - Supplies
$1,283.95
Phelps Auto Supply - Services
$42.85
Renner Construction, LLC Services
$2,000.00
Semco Landfill - Services
$2,269.00
Sigourney Cleaners - Services
$40.20
Sigourney Community Fire Department
- Appropriation
$1,100.78
Sinclair Tractor - Supplies
$3,274.96
Snakenberg Welding - Services
$476.65
Strobel’s, Inc. - Supplies
$6.50
Verizon, Inc. - Telephones
$254.93
$54,872.17
APRIL 2015
Revenues:
General
$190,583.05
Memorial Hall Restoration
$17,158.66
Library
$12,933.79
Road Use
$14,794.72
Employee Benefits
$59,954.86
Housing
$125.00
CLG Historic Preservation
$1.48
Emergency
$5,467.92
Local Options Sales
& Services Tax
$18,977.11
Tax Increment Financing
$26,150.16
Lewis Memorial Fountain
$22,623.00
Restricted Gifts
$1,371.73
Debt Service
$125,061.62
Town Square Park
$1,500.00
Water Utility
$35,433.61
Water Project
$4,469.29
Sewer Utility
$39,839.27
Sewer Project
$12,000.00
Sewer Surcharge
$2,114.48
Sanitation
$15,180.74
Water Customer Deposit
$1,000.00
April 2015 Revenue Total
$606,740.49
Other Checks Issued:
Alcohol Beverage Division LMF Liquor License
$25.00
Card Center - Meals / Supplies
$695.57
Verizon - Cell Phones
$254.75
City of Sigourney - LMF Wine
Tasting Cash
$500.00
Treasurer, State of Iowa - Sales Tax $3,267.00
NSF Check Bank Fee
$5.00
Randy Hemsley - Cell Phone
Reimbursement
$20.00
Logan Northup - Cell Phone
Reimbursement
$10.00
Iowa Library Services - Conference $150.00
FTI, LLC - Inflatables Deposit
$600.00
U.S. Postmaster - Utility Bills
$366.62
Adjusting Entry
$0.04
Transfers
$19,060.58
Payroll (3/16/15 to 3/29/15)
$18,470.41
Payroll (3/30/15 to 4/12/15)
$39,976.11
April 2015 Other
$83,401.08
Checks Issued Total
S22
Sigourney School Board Minutes
Regular Meeting
May 20, 2015
The Board of Directors of the Sigourney
Community School District met in regular
session on Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at the
Sigourney Jr/Sr High School Media Center,
Sigourney, IA. Board members present included
Mark O’Rourke, Denise Conrad, Anne Arduser,
Justin Boender, Marsha Steinhart, and Shellie
Striegel. Ruth Manchester was absent. Also
present: Superintendent Dave Harper, Elementary Principal Deanna Hutchings, Jr/Sr High
School Principal Shannon Webb, and Business
Manager/Board Secretary Susan Huls.
Call to Order/Determination of a Quorum:
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m. by
President O’Rourke. Conrad moved, seconded
by Striegel to open the meeting. Motion carried
6/0.
Good News/Comments from the Board:
Anne Arduser commented that the Prom and
After Prom was excellent; Shellie Striegel noted
that she was amazed with the Prom and how
impressive it was. Mr. Harper commented that
Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Graduation all
went very well and noted several students received IHCC diplomas. The Board of Directors
was recognized for their volunteer service to the
school district.
Focus on Education: Mitch Eslick, Elementary Physical Education Teacher gave a
presentation on the good things happening in
the phys ed program in the school and shared
the recent professional development curriculum
led by LuAnn Swanson.
Approve/Amend Agenda: Conrad moved,
seconded by Arduser to approve the agenda
with the amendments of VII.2. Resignationsadd Assistant Baseball to Lucas Meier and
approve volunteer coach; VII.5 High School
Kitchen- strike recommendation, add three bids
received. Motion carried 6/0.
Welcome
Visitors/Comments:
State
Senator Kevin Kinney gave an update on the
status of school funding in the legislature, and
the importance of kids staying in school. Alan
Sellers spoke to the group about the Youth Soccer Program in Sigourney and the success of
this program. Mr. Sellers asked the board to
consider adding soccer as a school sport.
Consent Agenda: Conrad moved, seconded by Arduser to approve the consent section of the agenda to include the minutes of the
Budget Hearing held April 8, 2015, the Regular
Meeting held April 8, 2015, the Organizational
Meeting held April 15, 2015, the Special Meeting held April 15, 2015, and the Special Meeting
held May 1, 2015, the financial reports and list
of bills as presented. Motion carried 6/0.
Action Items: Conrad moved, seconded
by Striegel to accept the resignation of Lucas
Meier as Assistant Baseball Coach and Assistant Girls Basketball coach, Lora Helm as
Elementary Secretary, and Matt Latcham as
Trapshooting Coach pending finding suitable
replacement; all effective the end of the 20142015 school year. Motion carried 6/0.
Arduser moved, seconded by Steinhart to
approve the employment of Michelle Herman
as Food Service Director. Motion carried 6/0.
Conrad moved, seconded by Boender to
approve the employment of Randy Schmidt as
Transportation Director with a contract for 260
days at $45k, to be shared with Tri-County and
Keota Schools. Motion carried 6/0.
Striegel moved, seconded by Conrad to approve Shay Moore as Assistant Girls Basketball
Coach. Motion carried 6/0.
Conrad moved, seconded by Boender to
approve Rebecca Ohland as JH Softball Coach
for the 2014-2015 school year. Motion carried
6/0.
Mr. Harper informed the board that a request to transfer to a full-time cook position at
the elementary was filed and granted for Renee
Burtlow.
Conrad moved, seconded by Arduser to approve Ross Hemsley as a volunteer coach for
the HS Softball program. Motion carried 6/0.
Conrad moved, seconded by Boender to approve the Winger Companies bid for $164,900
to replace the HS boiler. Motion carried 6/0.
Conrad moved, seconded by Striegel to
approve the DR and C bid to replace the roof
above the HS office and lobby area at a cost of
$5,832 after July 1, 2015. Motion carried 6/0.
Conrad moved, seconded by Boender to approve the bid from Martin Bros. for $28,967.58
to replace the cleaning station in the HS kitchen. Motion carried 6/0.
Conrad moved, seconded by Steinhart to
approve the first reading of policies 600 to 900.
Motion carried 6/0.
Striegel moved, seconded by Arduser to accept the SIAC recommendations and use the
data for future decision making. Motion carried
6/0.
Steinhart moved, seconded by Conrad to
approve the IASB Membership for the 20152016 school year. Motion carried 6/0.
Conrad moved, seconded by Striegel to approve the ISFIS Membership for the 2015-2016
school year. Motion carried 6/0.
Conrad moved, seconded by Arduser to
approve the 28E Agreement with IAEP to purchase food and supplies for the 2015-2016
year. Motion carried 6/0.
Striegel moved, seconded by Arduser to
approve the 28E Sharing Agreement with TriCounty for librarian services for the 2015-2016
school year. Motion carried 6/0.
Steinhart moved, seconded by Conrad to
approve bowling as an activity available to our
students and the sharing agreement with Keota
for SK Bowling for the 2015-2016 school year.
Motion carried 6/0.
Discussion Items/Reports: Finance met
prior to board meeting; Buildings & Grounds:
Community Meeting regarding VPPEL Tuesday
at 5:30 pm; Negotiations: no report; Policy: 500
Series will be revisited before presenting for 1st
reading.
Mr. Harper spoke about the Facility Development Meeting next week, and reported that
Sigourney boasts a 93.2% graduation rate
while the state average is 90.5%.
Reports from administrators and supervisors were heard and/or included in board materials.
Exempt Session: At 8:05 pm the board
went into exempt session for negotiations discussion for non-union employees.
Conrad moved, seconded by Arduser to approve the non-union salary increase not to exceed 2.5% overall for the group. Roll call vote:
O’Rourke, aye; Conrad, aye; Arduser, aye;
Boender, aye; Steinhart, aye; Striegel, aye. Motion carried 6/0.
Closed Session: At 8:19 p.m. Conrad
moved, seconded by Steinhart to enter into
closed session as authorized by section 21.5(1)
(i) of the open meetings law to evaluate the professional competency of an individual whose
appointment, hiring, performance, or discharge
is being considered to prevent needless and irreparable injury to that individual’s reputation,
as that individual has requested a closed session. Roll call vote: Roll call vote: O’Rourke,
aye; Conrad, aye; Arduser, aye; Boender, aye;
Steinhart, aye; Striegel, aye. Motion carried
6/0.
At 8:45 p.m. the board returned to open
session.
Adjourn: Conrad moved, seconded by
Striegel to adjourn the meeting at 8:46 p.m. Motion carried 6/0.
Mark O’Rourke, President
Susan Huls, Secretary
Sigourney CSD
Board Report - Newspaper
05/26/2015 03:36 PM
Fund Number 10 GENERAL FUND
A-ONE GEOTHERMAL,
GEOTHERMAL INSP.
250.00
ALL AMERICAN PEST CONTROL,
FEB/MARCH/APRIL 2015
375.00
ALL AMERICAN SPORTS CORP.,
PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
760.81
ALLIANT ENERGY,
GAS/ELEC 03/18-04/14 2015
5,562.41
AMERICAN TIME,
JANITORIAL SUPPLIES
339.94
APPLE INC, IPAD MINIS
2,818.00
ARNOLD MOTOR SUPPLY,
TRANS SUPPLIES
312.00
BAIN ELECTRIC,
JANITORIAL REPAIRS
103.25
BELVA DEER INN, PD SPEAKER
78.44
CANON, RELOCATION SERVICES
450.00
CARDMEMBER SERVICE,
PAM STENZEL PD
163.00
CEDAR RAPIDS COMM SCHOOL DIST,
4TH QTR OE
459.08
CENTRAL IOWA DIST,
JANITORIAL REPAIRS
929.83
CHANNING L. BETE COMPANY, INC,
ELEMENTARY SUPPLIES
239.80
CITY OF SIGOURNEY,
WATER/SANITATION
1,852.45
CONTINUUM RETAIL ENERGY SERVICE,
LLC, ENERGY SERVICES
APRIL & MAY
7,887.27
FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT,
APRIL 2015 DAY PROGRAM
9,670.25
FIRST RESOURCES CORP./KEOKUK,
MARCH WORK ACTIVITY
375.25
FOLLETT SCHOOL SOLUTIONS, INC,
HS LIBRARY
61.89
GARDEN GATE, THE, SERVICE
95.00
GRAINGER, JANITORIAL SUPPLIES 51.60
GREAT PRAIRIE AEA,
DISTRICT SUPPLIES
758.00
GREENLEY’S CORPORATION,
ADMIN SUPPIES
423.36
H & M FARM & HOME SUPPLY CO,
JANITORIAL SUPPLIES
212.05
HAMMES, MELANIE,
INFINITE CAMPUS TRAINING
37.40
HARPER, DAVID, BOARD SUPPLIES
9.38
HEATHER FREEBERN,
EVERYDAY MATH PD
3,600.00
HINCKLEY SPRINGS, SUPPLIES
80.14
HOGLUND BUS AND TRUCK CO,
TRANS SUPPLIES
791.94
IDHS, MEDICAID REIMB.
5,398.85
IMAGINE LEARNING, INC.,
ELEMENTARY TRAINING
1,000.00
INDIAN HILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE,
SPRING 2015 CONTRACTED
CLASSES
18,148.10
IOWA ASS’N OF SCHOOL BOARDS,
2015 MEMBERSHIP
2,368.00
IOWA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK,
NETWORK SERVICES
726.84
IOWA HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC ASSOC.,
VOCAL REGISTRATION
195.00
IOWA HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH ASS’N,
2014-2015 STATE SPEECH
AWARDS
253.00
IOWA WATER MANAGEMENT
CORPORATION, MONTHLY
WATER TESTING
145.00
ISFIS, BACKGROUND CKS
216.00
J.W. PEPPER & SON, INC,
HS BAND SUPPLIES
145.49
JAMF SOFTWARE,
IPAD MANAGEMENT
104.00
K & L, HOME EC SUPPLIES
77.83
KABEL BUSINESS SERVICES - FLEX,
FLEX FEES
165.60
KEOKUK COUNTY AUDITOR,
SPECIAL ELECTION
755.41
KEOKUK COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT,
GAS/DIESEL APRIL
3,130.04
KEOKUK COUNTY RECORDER,
RECORDING FEES
57.00
KEOKUK COUNTY VETERAN’S AFFAIRS,
NEW FLAGS
47.00
LAKESHORE LEARNING MATERIALS,
ELEM SUPPLIES
759.07
LISCO, APRIL & MAY
PHONE SERVICES
2,270.67
LUMBER COMPANY, THE,
JANITORIAL SUPPLIES
10.25
LYNCH DALLAS, LEGAL SERVICES 841.50
M & J GALLERY, SERVICES
404.80
MCI MEGA PREFERRED,
APRIL SERVICE
98.48
MID-AMERICA PUBLISHING CORP.,
ADS/LEGALS/MARCH & APRIL
837.14
MIDWEST ALARM SERVICES,
ALARM MONITORING
71.34
MOHEGAN SECURITY,
ALARM MONITORING
43.00
MOUNT PLEASANT COMMUNITY SCHOO,
HONOR BAND REGISTRATION 162.00
NASCO, FAM. CONSUMER
SCIENCE/PERKINS
32.00
NEFF COMPANY,
GRADUATION SUPPLIES
403.05
NEOPOST USA INC,
POSTAGE MACHING RENTAL
113.67
PEAP, ACADEMIC AWARDS
135.00
PERFECTION LEARNING CORPORATIO,
HS LIBRARY SUPPLIES
377.68
PHELPS AUTO SUPPLY,
TRANS. SERVICE
15.00
PIZZA RANCH, SIAC
146.00
SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIRS,
BOOK FAIR
1,489.58
SCHOOL NURSE SUPPLY, INC,
NURSE SUPPLIES
34.10
SCHROEDER FRAME & ALIGNMENT, L.L.C.,
TRANS. SUPPLIES
55.00
SIGOURNEY BODY SHOP,
TRANS. REPAIRS
1,455.75
SIGOURNEY NUTRITION FUND,
PROGRAM MEALS
346.50
SINCLAIR TRACTOR,
TRANS. SUPPLIES
63.69
SOFTWARE UNLIMITED, INC.,
2015-16 FEES
3,300.00
STROBEL INC, TRANS. REPAIRS
322.00
SWANSON, LUANN,
PROF. DEV. SERVICES
1,148.00
THOMAS BUS SALES OF IOWA, INC,
TRANS SUPPLIES
70.31
THOMPSON TRUCK & TRAILER, INC.,
TRANS SUPPLIES
224.49
THOMPSON, CASEY,
ELEM CPR TRAINING
220.00
TRUE VALUE,
JANITORIAL SUPPLIES
257.92
U.S. CELLULAR,
APRIL CELL SERVICES
485.03
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE,
SERVICE
168.23
V.i.P.S., ELEM FURNITURE
637.61
VISA, CREDIT MAY 15
3,206.04
WASHINGTON EVENING JOURNAL,
SENIOR CLASS AD
90.00
Fund Number 10
91,975.60
Fund Number 22 MANAGEMENT FUND
HORAK INSURANCE,
POLICY CHANGE
19.00
Fund Number 22
19.00
Fund Number 61 NUTRITION FUND
ANDERSON ERICKSON DAIRY CO.,
NUTRITION SUPPLIES
2,428.39
EARTHGRAINS BAKING COMPANIES, INC.,
NUTRITION SUPPLIES
620.55
EMS DETERGENT SERVICES CO.,
NUTRTION SERVICES
176.61
MARK’S PLUMBING PARTS,
NUTRITION REPAIRS
147.04
MARTIN BROS. DISTRIBUTING,
NUTRITION SUPPLIES
4,647.48
WAPELLO COUNTY EXTENSION,
FOOD SERVICE TRAINING
300.00
Fund Number 61
8,320.07
Fund Number 21 ACTIVITY FUND
ADEPT ENGRAVING,
SPANISH CLUB FUNDRAISER 1,777.00
BELLE PLAINE HIGH SCHOOL,
GOLF TOURNAMENT
180.00
CARDMEMBER SERVICE,
FFA STATE CONV
3,060.20
DAVIS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL,
TRACK ENTRIES
155.00
DECKER SPORTING GOODS,
SUPPLIES
1,629.00
DESIGN HOUSE, THE, PROM
392.10
ELITE SPORTS,
ATHLETIC AWARDS
196.48
GARDEN GATE, THE,
CHEERLEADING SUPPLIES
331.50
GRAPHIC EDGE, THE,
STADIUM SEATS
397.42
GREINER, SHANNON,
PROM REIMB
265.27
HAMMES, MELANIE,
TRAVEL REIMB.
36.55
HOPKINS SPORTING GOODS,
SUPPLIES
1,782.84
IOWA GIRLS’ ATHLETIC UNION,
2015-16 DUES
100.00
J.W. PEPPER & SON, INC,
FFA STATE MUSIC
20.44
JONES SCHOOL SUPPLY,
DRAMA SUPPLIES
49.50
K & L, FFA BANQUET
783.32
MAHASKA BOTTLING,
APRIL VENDING
792.65
MARTIN BROS. DISTRIBUTING,
SPANISH CLUB
140.22
MID-AMERICA PUBLISHING CORP.,
SUBSCRIPTION
41.00
MISC. ON MAIN, FFA T’S
1,123.50
NEFF COMPANY,
ATHLETIC SUPPLIES
556.58
OSKALOOSA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS,
TRACK ENTRIES
80.00
PEKIN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS,
TRACK ENTRIES
130.00
SCHROEDER, MISSY,
REIMB. FOR CONC. SUPPLIES 350.78
SWIM’S SPORTS & ENGRAVING,
WRESTLING AWARDS
45.00
TRUE VALUE,
DRAMA SUPPLIES
77.49
VISA,
SPANISH CLUB FUNDRAISER 1,109.90
Fund Number 21
15,603.74
Fund Number 36 PPEL FUND
B & H PHOTO-VIDEO,
SOUND SYSTEM
6,209.88
BLDD ARCHITECTS,
PROFESSIONAL ARCH. FEES
429.29
CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES INC,
EQUIPMENT LEASE
869.21
CANON,
COPIER MAINTENANCE
1,380.26
ESTES CONSTRUCTION,
FACILITY ASSESSMENT
12,000.00
JOHNSTONE SUPPLY,
HS & ELEM AC UNITS
4,916.61
M & M ENTERPRISES, NEW
CONSTRUCTION PYMNT #3 48,716.49
V.i.P.S., ELEM FURNITURE
14,999.96
Fund Number 36
89,521.70
Fund Number 40 DEBT SERVICE FUND
FARMERS SAVINGS BANK & TRUST,
LIGHTING PROJECT
2,743.24
Fund Number 40
2,743.24
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OTR Required. 888.476.4860 www.
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For Rent: Small 2 bedroom house in
South English. $350/month plus utilities. 319-667-5896.
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For Rent: Small 2 bedroom house in
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319-667-5896.SK22*
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utilities paid. 1 month deposit and
references required. Available June
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www.tlpropertiesiowa.com. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Equal Housing
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Farmer to plant a crop on
property in Delta. Will pay
for seed, tractor and time.
For More Information Call
281-650-1404
Keokuk County Public Health seeks a part-time person
to provide personal care and homemaker assist to
individuals in their own homes. 75 hours CNA Training
preferred. Wages negotiated with with respect to
experience and qualifications. Contact Keokuk County
Public Health at 101 South Main, Courthouse, Sigourney,
Iowa 52591 for further information and application.
Phone 641-622-3575. EOE.
TruBank at the What Cheer Office has an opening for a part-time
Teller. Hours will generally be less than 10 per week and include
one Saturday morning per month. Applicants should be detail
oriented and possess strong customer service skills. Cash handling
experience preferred, but will train the right applicant. TruBank
offers competitive wages and a pleasant working environment.
Apply at TruBank, 108 South Barnes St, What Cheer, IA 50268.
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Keota, IA 52248
PUBLIC AUCTION
Located at 202 Church Street, Martinsburg, IA
AUCTION SIGNS POSTED
Saturday, June 6 - 10:00 A.M.
PRIMITIVES: Dazey 4 qt. butter churn; Monmouth 5 gal. crock; Western 3 gal. & Blue Ribbon 5 gal. brown-top jugs; unmarked 4 gal. brown-top jug; metal steam trunk; milk cans;
buck saws; single trees; double handled cross cut saws; wooden pulleys; ice tongs; kerosene lanterns & lamps; strap-on roller skates; kraut cutter; bicycles; cow bell; egg crate;
qt.-size blue jars
TOOLS: Dremel 16” scroll saw; B & D 7 ½” band saw; old specialty wrenches; stack-on
rolling tool chest; elect. power shovel; extension cords; battery charger; step ladders; electric weed eaters; fertilizer cart; wheel barrel; fence stretcher; portable air compressor; leaf
blowers; yard tools; log chains; tree trimmer; shop vacs; lots of hand tools; storage containers; bench grinder; var. clamps; hand plane; sm. vice; elect. sander; lots of hardware &
many more tool related items
MOWERS/SCOOTER: Huskee riding lawn mower, 20 HP B & S, 42”; Craftsman push
mower; Golden Companion elect. scooter
FURNITURE: Patio furniture; metal & wooden desks; kitchen & folding chairs; quilt rack;
sofa; wooden rockers; entertainment center; bar stools; lime green sitting chairs; double
beds; blond dresser; cedar chest; older baby bed
APPLIANCES: Window air conditioner; chest-type deep freezer; electric dryer
MISC.: Gas grills; croquet set; Schwinn air dyne bike; new toilet; elect. tread mill; coolers, printers; speakers; DVD/VHS players; baseball equipment; var. TV’s; books; canning
jars; linens; bowling balls; spot lifter; pictures; metal shelving; cooking & baking ware; sm.
kitchen appliances; boom box; binoculars; air mattresses; Avon
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Public Notice
Notice Of Sheriff’s Levy And Sale
Iowa District Court
Keokuk County
Court Case #EQEQ040720
Civil #15-000214
STATE OF IOWA
KEOKUK COUNTY
BANK OF AmErICA NA
VS.
ELLEN L. BUNNELL; GArrY L. BUNNELL
Special Execution
As a result of the judgment rendered in the
above referenced court case, an execution was
issued by the court to the Sheriff of this county.
The execution ordered the sale of defendant(s)
real estate described below to satisfy the judgment. The Property to be sold is
Lot Seven in Block Six in the City of
Hedrick, Keokuk County, Iowa
Property Address: 106 Park Street, Hedrick,
IA 52563
The described property will be offered for
sale at public auction for cash only as follows:
Date of Sale: July 14, 2015; Sale Time: 10:00
A.M.; Place of Sale: Keokuk County Sheriff’s
Office Lobby, 204 S. Stone St., Sigourney, IA
52591
Homestead: Defendant is advised that if
the described real estate includes the homestead (which must not exceed 1/2 acre if within
a city or town plat, or, if rural, must not exceed
40 acres), defendant must file a homestead
plat with the Sheriff within ten (10) days after
service of this notice, or the sheriff will have it
platted and charge the costs to this case.
This sale not subject to Redemption.
Property exemption: Certain money or
property may be exempt. Contact your attorney
promptly to review specific provisions of the law
and file appropriate notice, if acceptable.
Judgment Amount: $50,189.15; Costs:
$5,771.67; Accruing Costs: $0.00; Interest:
$5,587.50; Sheriff’s Fees: Pending.
Attorney
Megan Stumph
6363 College Blvd. Ste. 100
Overland Park, KS 66211
913-663-7600
Date: May 15, 2015
/s/ Casey J. Hinnah
21-2
Keokuk County Sheriff
Business Directory
ABSTRACTING
SERVICES
KEOKUK COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
100 S. Main St.
Sigourney, IA
641-622-3321
DAY & BORDwEll ABSTRACTS
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641-622-2600
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641-622-2142
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What Cheer • 641-634-2424
108 South Barnes • What Cheer, IA 50265
Huge 3 Family Garage Sale: Friday,
June 5, 3-8 p.m.; Saturday, June 6,
8 a.m.-2 p.m.; 503 West Spring St.,
Sigourney. Basketball bankboard
and hoop; lighted display case; pie
cupboard; outdoor sink; clothes;
puzzles; bed frame; much, much
more. SK22*
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CARE FACILITIES
Deadline to turn in application is July 1, 2015.
Oskaloosa • 641-673-8405
302 South Market • Oskaloosa, IA 52577
GARAGE SALE
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that does not require a landline.
Call 877-528-2727 or locally call
Andy Conrad at 319-461-0108
MEDICAL SERVICES
KEOKUK COUNTY
MEDICAl ClINIC
Robert Castro., M.D.
Mary Graeff, M.D., F.A.A.P.
Sam Mikota, DNP, FNP-C
Brian Murphy, A.R.N.P.
23019 Hwy. 149 (lower level)
Sigourney, IA 641-622-1170
PEDIATRIC & YOUNG
ADUlT ClINIC
Ronda Dennis-Smithart, MD, FAAP
Christine Doyle, ARNP, CPNP
1417 A Avenue East, Suite 100
Oskaloosa, IA 52577
641.673.7537 www.pyaclinic.com
We Treat Your Kids Like Our Kids!
UI HEAlTH CARE-SIGOURNEY
Family Medicine
Harriet Echtenacht, M.D.
Robert Baker, PA-C
Michelle Malloy, ARNP
1314 S. Stuart
Sigourney, IA
641-622-3840
PRINTING SERVICES
THE NEwS-REVIEw
Envelopes, letterheads,
Forms, Register Forms,
Business Cards, Posters,
Banners, Invitations
and More
114 E. washington
P.O. Box 285 Sigourney
641-622-3110
fax 641-622-2766
LEGAL SERVICES
llOYD, McCONNEll,
DAVIS & lUJAN, llP
Attorneys at law
117 S. Jefferson Street
Sigourney, IA 52591
641-622-2215
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The Bi-Annual reunion of decendents
of Peter and Anna Buch Hammes is
Sunday, June 28 at KC Hall in Harper
beginning at 12 p.m. with a potluck.
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CONTRACT SALESPERSON: Selling aerial photography of farms on
commission basis. $4225.00 first
month guarantee. $1,500-$3,000
weekly proven earnings. Travel required. More info msphotosd.com or
877/882-3566 (INCN)
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ATTN: COMPUTER WORK. Work
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AIRLINES CAREERS- Get FAA certified Aviation Maintenance training.
Financial aid if qualified -Job placement assistance. CALL now. Aviation
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For Sale: 1. Round table, 1 leaf, 2
chairs- $20 (fair condition); 2. Antique dresser with oval mirror - $90
OBO; 3. Queen size bed and dresser
- $325 OBO; 4. Wooden, two-drawer file cabinet - $10. Serious callers
only! Leave message at 563-5347141.MAP22
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For Sale: Green Mountain wood pellet grills; Ammunition, hand loading,
muzzle loader supplies, firearms by
order at Myles Miller Refrigeration,
641-622-2643.S1tfn
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For Sale: Used Club Car golf cart.
Don Bermel, 641-660-0732.
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New Spa still in Crate. 220v 4.5hp
seats 4. Dealer price $5,495 Sell
$2,995 Payments OK. Call/text Tom
for pictures 515-669-5533 Delivery Setup available (INCN)
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Ranch House For Sale: 128 Spring
Street, St. Lucas, IA. Three bedroom, two and one-half bath, appliances included. Built in 1993, large
lot, one and one-half stall garage attached to house, nice back deck, full
basement, handicap accessible with
many more features. Price negotiable. For more information, at 563534-7141 or 563-382-2482.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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Thursday: 5:30 - 7 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. to Noon
IRTHRIGHT
117 North 1st Street
Oskaloosa, IA 52577
641-673-9722
PEST CONTROL
A 3rd Generation Family Business
using the latest technology to
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Call Phil Laux, Dalton Laux or Nick Berg at
641-622-3565
Serving and supporting the
community since 1971
LaKappCo., Inc.
Larry Kapple
Heating & Air
Conditioning
Repair - Service - Sales
All Makes and Models
641-660-9840
What Cheer • 641-634-2080
Plumbing & Electric Supplies
HOURS
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Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 Noon
Closed Sunday
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Sigourney, IA 52591
641-622-3626
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What Cheer
Fire Department
Jeremy Bolinger, Chief
Chris Terrell, Assistant Chief
Terry Burger, 2nd Assistant
Mike Armstrong, Secretary/
Treasurer and Training Officer
EMERGENCY: 911
Non-Emergency:
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Assisted Living
900 S. Stone St.
Sigourney, IA 52591
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and
convalescence for Bill’s recent knee
surgery, we send heartfelt thanks
to all friends and family who were
so generous with your thoughts,
prayers, time, talents, food, cards,
flowers, etc. Your warmth and
outpouring of support are greatly
appreciated. A special thank you
to Fr. Fladung for his prayers and
concerns. Bill and Margaret Bender.
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Keokuk County Society News
Tales of the Ancient Sportsman
By Burdell Hensley
The high school baseball and softball season has gotten off to a rather
soggy start. Some teams have gotten
a few games in and others have not
seen the field yet. Logan’s Oskaloosa team is yet to play and Chris and
Alec’s Ottumwa Sophomore team
got one inning in.
I did manage to get in a pair of games
last week. Wednesday evening I was
at Pella Christian for the PC-Albia
game. The game was tight all the way
until PC scored three in the bottom
of the sixth to take a 6-3 lead. Albia
answered with three in the top of
the seventh to tie the score at 6-6.
The Eagles won the game on a bases loaded walk in the bottom of the
inning.
A neat human interest story about
this game was the fact that the catchers for the two teams were brothers.
Senior, Nate Haveman, lives with his
dad in Albia and plays for the Blue
Demons while sophomore, Scott
Haveman, lives with his mother in
Pella and plays for the Eagles. In
this game the brothers shared the
same catcher’s mitt. At the end of an
inning they would either leave the
glove on home plate or toss it to the
other dugout.
Thursday evening I was at North
Mahaska for the Pleasantville-NM
game. There was no suspense in this
game as the Trojans belted 10 hits
and took advantage of 10 NM walks
and three hit batsmen to romp to a
13-0 win. Nate Sowers tossed a onehit shutout for Pleasantville.
Some area teams that got off to good
starts would include the English
Valleys boys with wins of 15-0 over
Keota and 13-1 over Tri-County.
The Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont
girls opened up with four wins last
week. The Rockets beat Albia twice,
10-5 and 11-2, beat Colfax-Mingo 12-0 and took out Chariton 9-2.
Sigourney’s girls took wins of 11-0
from North Mahaska and 14-2 from
Montezuma, but they dropped an
11-2 decision to SICL favorite Lynnville-Sully. In girl’s play North Mahaska got an 11-6 win over Pekin,
Keota dropped English Valleys 15-1
and Tri-County topped EV 5-2.
It has been a tough week for the
Ancient –one. My one remaining
wisdom tooth is infected and I can’t
chew much of anything. I have lived
on Tylenol and food run through a
blender. Add to that misery the fact
that tendonitis has returned to my
left knee. Frankly, I’m a mess and I
really can’t think of many positives in
the whole deal. I guess it gives me a
better understanding of some of the
things others have gone through. I
still haven’t gotten a cane and I am
still pushing on.
I feel really good for my friend Rick
Heller and his Iowa Hawkeye Baseball team. I have known Rick since
his high school days. He was an outstanding athlete at Cardinal High
School and he held the high jump
record at the Rocket Relays for some
time.
Rick played baseball and then
started his coaching career at Upper Iowa University. From there he
moved on to UNI and when they
pulled the rug out from under him
by dropping the program, he moved
on to Indiana State. He had a very
successful tenure at Indiana State
and when the Iowa job came open,
he applied and was chosen to lead
the Hawkeyes. In three short years
he has the Hawkeyes in the NCAA
Tournament for the first time in 40
years.
Rick’s Hawkeyes beat Oregon 3-1
in the first game and then lost to Missouri State in a tight winner’s bracket
game. The loss dropped the Hawks
into the consolation bracket where
they faced Oregon again. This time
they won 2-1 in 11 innings. They get
a couple of hours before they tangle
with Missouri State in the championship game. If they beat the Bears
tonight, they will have to beat them
again tomorrow. That is a tough task
for even a Major League pitching
staff to handle. Whatever happens, I
am proud of Rick and the Hawkeyes.
Another sideline to this story is
that Tyler Peyton, one of the Hawks
top pitchers could have been a Pekin
Panther. Tyler’s dad, Byron, was the
baseball coach at Pekin for several
years while Tyler was a youngster.
Byron took the baseball job at Dallas Center-Grimes and won a state
title there with Tyler as one of his top
players.
Saturday we briefly returned to
winter. Emily had a soccer game at
10:00 a.m. and it was cold and windy.
I bundled up good and then wrapped
up in blankets. By the second half I
went to Lori’s car which was parked
where we could see what was going
on. That was much better. This old
guy just doesn’t hold his heat very
well anymore.
Saturday afternoon was little Bea’s
dance recital at Bridgeview in Ottumwa and I was glad to be inside.
It was quite a show and the kids did
very well. I got my yearly dose of
culture, so now I am well rounded.
When I look in the mirror it is obvious that I am quite well rounded.
Let’s take a look back and see what
happened yesterday.
100 years ago: June 7, 1915- The
Oskaloosa Blues fell to Hiteman 3-0
in 10 innings. The game featured an
outstanding pitching duel between F.
Shoemaker of the Blues and Terrel of
Hiteman. H. Brock had three hits for
the Blues. June 8- A game was played
in Delta between the married men
and the boys. The boys won 18-6.
75 years ago: June 3, 1940- Miss
Nellie Cruzen won the Class C honors at the Double Columbia Archery
shoot in Waterloo. June 8- Osky
Junior Legion tops Sigourney 7-3.
Dean Heckenberg pitched the win
for Osky. John Hunt poked a double
and a single and Ralph Scharff lined
a pair of singles to lead the winners.
Sigourney had a double from Rees-
Hilda Souer
man
and two
singles
from Wilcox.
50 years
ago: June 1, 1965Twin Cedars nipped
Albia 6-5 in 10 innings.
Ray Stone pitched the first
nine innings and Joe Ford pitched
the 10th to get the win. Denny Des
Planque walked and scored the winning run on a throwing error. June 2Dick Wilke fired a hole-in-one at Elmhurst. June 3: Osky Connie Mack
beat HLV 4-2. Mel McKie pitched
the win and belted three hits for the
Mackers. June 4- Pekin scored three
in the eighth to take a big win over
Eddyville. Jim Collett went the distance for the win. Gene Messer doubled for Pekin and Brian Spainier
and Collett had RBI singles.
25 years ago: June 2, 1990- Pella
Christian shuts out No. 16 Ottumwa
9-0 on the softball diamond. Emily
Grimes pitched the win and Karen
Vander Voort cracked three hits and
drove in three runs. June 5- North
Mahaska won a 14-10 slugfest from
Montezuma. Jim Hicklin pitched
the win and fanned 15 batters. Hicklin also clubbed two home runs, a
double and a single to drive in five
runs. Andy Lindenman and Brent
Mossman each had a pair of hits.
June 8- Hedrick’s Tonya Webb will
be touring Europe with an All-Star
Basketball team from Iowa. They
will be playing 10 five player games.
June 8- Mike Winegardner tossed a
no-hitter as the New Sharon Royals
handed the Leighton team its first
loss in Major Little League play.
Have a great week and let’s dry
things out a little.
Ponderings of the Heart
Jane Green Larson
Sometimes in the day after day
busyness of life, I open my emails
and something is sent by someone
who shares our faith in Jesus, and
I read the words and it moves me
from within. This email message was
received a couple of weeks ago and I
want to share it with you today.
One day, a man went as a visitor to
a church. He got there early, parked
his car and got out. Another car
pulled up near by and parked. The
driver got out and said, “I always
park there! You took my parking
place!”
The visitor went inside for the service, found an empty seat and sat
down. A young lady from the church
approached him and stated, “That’s
my seat! You took my place!” The visitor was somewhat distressed by this
rude welcome, but still said nothing.
After the service, the visitor went
into the Sanctuary and sat down to
pray. Another member came up to
him and said, “That’s where I always
sit! You took my place!” The visitor
was even more troubled by this treatment, but still said nothing.
Later as the congregation was praying for Christ to dwell among them,
the visitor stood up, and his appearance began to change. His clothing
became a simple robe. Horrible scars
became visible on his hands and
on his now sandaled feet. Someone
from the congregation noticed Him
and called out, “What happened to
you?”
The visitor replied, as His hat became a crown of thorns, and a tear
fell from his eye, “I took your place!”
Sometimes we need a little shot of
reality in our life, and this certainly
gave me a pondering that I felt I’d
like to share with others. I hope you
will relate this day to my pondering
of the heart. Indeed, those who know
of a surety that Jesus took our place
on that old rugged cross, know without a doubt, that Jesus gave us the
greatest gift of all...salvation. It is difficult to comprehend how he could
take our place and redeem us of our
sins, but the Bible says he did so and
we can believe that is exactly what he
accomplished..
Are you enjoying your days here on
earth with this wonderful weather?
I have especially enjoyed watching
the fields between What Cheer and
Des Moines as I continue to spend
three days a week at our son’s house
in West Des Moines. The corn and
beans have been planted and coming up through the rich, black Iowa
soil. Time will go fast...and before
long, we will be seeing the harvest.
I’ll look forward to seeing you next
week, same time, same place! God
bless you.
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Do hope you enjoyed searching
and finding the thirty books of the
Bible last week! The following has
the names of the Bible books bolded so you may check your answers.
Thirty Books
of the Bible
There are 30 books of the Bible
in this paragraph. Can you find
them? This is a most remarkable
puzzle. It was found by a gentleman in an airplane seat pocket, on
a flight from Los Angeles to Honolulu, keeping him occupied for
hours. He enjoyed it so much, he
passed it on to some friends...One
friend from Illinois worked on this
while fishing from his john boat.
Another friend studied it while
playing his banjo, Elaine Taylor, a
columnist friend, was so intrigued
by it she mentioned it in her weekly newspaper column. Another
friend judges the job of solving
this puzzle so involving, she brews
a cup of tea to help her nerves.
There will be some names that are
really easy to spot. That’s a fact.
Some people, however, will soon
find themselves in a jam, especially since the book names are not
necessarily capitalized. Truthfully,
from answers we get, we are forced
to admit it usually takes a minister
or a scholar to see some of them at
the worst. Research has shown that
something in our genes is responsible for the difficulty we have in
seeing the books in this paragraph.
During a recent fund raising event,
which featured this puzzle, the Alpha Delta Phi lemonade booth set
a new record. The local paper, The
Chronicle, surveyed over 200 patrons who reported that this puzzle
was one of the most difficult they
had ever seen. As Daniel Humana humbly puts it, “The books are
all right here in plain view hidden
from sight.” Those able to find all
of them will hear great lamentations from those who have to be
shown. One revelation that may
help is that books like Timothy
and Samuel may occur without
their numbers. Also, keep in mind,
that punctuation and spaces in the
middle are normal. A chipper attitude will help you compete really well against those who claim
to know the answers. Remember,
there is no need for a mad exodus, there really are 30 books of
the Bible lurking somewhere in
this paragraph waiting to be found.
Good Luck!
Delta News
The 7th annual Strong Cousin reunion was held Sunday May 24th
at Steve and Peg Cronk’s countryside residence near Vinton. The
cousins present were Laura Ruth
Peel of Davenport, Tom and Janice Rodgers and Jessica Rodgers of
Le Claire, Bill Strong and Janet of
Vinton, JoAnne and Don Mayhew
of Vinton, Terri and Bruce Kline of
Vinton, and Roger Strong and Dixie Shipley both of Delta, along with
the host couple. There were also
many other family members present. Bill has researched the Strong
family genealogy and had brought
this along for those interested. The
afternoon was spent visiting.
Visitors of Dixie Shipley this
week were former Delta schoolmates Ron Sherwood of Cedar
Rapids, and Ray and Marilyn
Boomershine of Oskaloosa, and
Wesley (former Burr Oak schoolmate) and Marlene White of Surprise, Arizona. Wesley was in the
area for his 55th class reunion.
Also a lady from Decorah stopped
by the Delta Grocery. She had traveled by train to Denver, Co. to see
her family and was on her way
home. She had her picture taken
with a large hat on display in the
store
The Delta Christian Church
bi-monthly board meeting was
held following church on May
17th, in the church sanctuary.
Chairman Laurel Streigle led the
meditation ‘Control or be Controlled’ and Henry Goetz led the
meeting in prayer. The previous
meeting minutes, the financial secretary report and the treasurer’s report were presented and approved.
Committee reports were given and
business was discussed. The meeting was adjourned. Church is open
to all each Sunday morning at 9:00
a.m.
The annual Memorial Day weekend Hart picnic was held Sunday, May 24th, at the late Arl and
Maxmarian Hart farm home. This
event was started by Newell Hart
about 6 years ago. It was hosted by
Karen, Rodney, and DeAnna Hart.
Past and present neighbors, family,
country school friends, and other
community friends met together
for a potluck meal with hamburgers, hotdogs, and drinks provided by the hosts. Visiting, laughs,
and fun reminiscing were enjoyed
by all. The rainy day effected the
attendance but, the visiting was
not dampened. The picnic always
leaves a good memory.
Officers of the Delta Alumni
Association are making plans for
the Delta High School Alumni
Banquet. It will be held June 6th
at Thomas Memorial Hall at the
What Cheer Fairgrounds. The
doors will open at 4:00 p.m. for
visiting and the meal will be served
at 5:45 p.m. The classes of 1945,
1950, 1955 and 1960 will be honored. The 1961 high school class
was the last one to graduate from
Delta High School. Reservations
can be made with Laurel Streigle at
641-624-2155 or June Rice at 641624-2077
Alumni members are coming
from out of state and out of county. This is a great opportunity to
renew friendships and stir some
great youthful memories.
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The News-Review
Notice of Taxes Due in Keokuk County
The following is a true and correct list of all land and town lots in Keokuk County, Iowa on
which taxes are due and unpaid as appears from the tax list in the county system.
Notice is hereby given that unless the taxes, interest and costs are paid, the following
described land and town lots or so much thereof as is necessary to pay said taxes, interests and
cost thereon, will be sold at the Keokuk County Courthouse in Sigourney Keokuk County, Iowa, on
the third Monday June 15th 2015, starting at 10 o’clock A.M. of said day until all land and town lots
are offered for sale. The sale will be adjourned from time to time as provided by law.
For details of said facts and records relative to the amount of taxes penalty interest and cost
thereon the year for which the said taxes are due, the name of the owners, or whom it is taxed, you
are referred to the records of the Treasurer’s Office of Keokuk County, Iowa, Sigourney, Iowa.
These taxes must be paid before 4:00 p.m. June 12,2015. No postmark will be honored.
Taxes must be paid by cash, money order or cashiers check in the Keokuk County Treasurer’s
office.
No personal checks between 5/22/2015-6/12/2015. You may pay online at iowatreasurers.
org through June 12,2015. The internet will be not be available from June 13,2015 through June
17,2015 ..
Notice: Treasurer’s office will be closed on Monday June 15, 2015 for tax sale until 2:00
P.M.
Treasurer of Keokuk County Iowa
Christine Edmundson
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SPEARS, JESSICA STREIGLE, FORREST A & 02/75/12 Public Notice
Notice Of Sheriff’s Levy And Sale
Iowa District Court
Keokuk County
Court Case #EQEQ040753
Civil #13-000155
STATE OF IOWA
KEOKUK COUNTY
Washington State Bank,
Washington, IA
VS.
William R. Streeter, James Warren,
Brenda Warren, Amy Collette Hoyke,
F/K/A Amy Collette Streeter,
And Parties In Possession
Special Execution
As a result of the judgment rendered in the
above referenced court case, an execution was
issued by the court to the Sheriff of this county.
The execution ordered the sale of defendant(s)
real estate described below to satisfy the judgment. The Property to be sold is
Lot Seven (Except The South Six Feet
Thereof) And The South Six Feet Of Lot
Eight; All In Block Three In Sarah J. Stouder’s
Addition To The City Of Keota, Keokuk County,
Iowa And Lots Four (4) And Five (5) In Block
Three (3) In Sarah J. Stouder’s First Addition
To The City Of Keota, Keokuk County, Iowa
Property Address: 404 North Green, Keota,
IA 52248 and 310 North Green, Keota, IA
52248
The described property will be offered for
sale at public auction for cash only as follows:
Date of Sale: July 7, 2015; Sale Time: 10:00
A.M.; Place of Sale: Keokuk County Sheriff’s
Office Lobby, 204 S. Stone St., Sigourney, IA
52591
Homestead: Defendant is advised that if
the described real estate includes the homestead (which must not exceed 1/2 acre if within
a city or town plat, or, if rural, must not exceed
40 acres), defendant must file a homestead
plat with the Sheriff within ten (10) days after
service of this notice, or the sheriff will have it
platted and charge the costs to this case.
This sale not subject to Redemption.
Property exemption: Certain money or
property may be exempt. Contact your attorney
promptly to review specific provisions of the law
and file appropriate notice, if acceptable.
Judgment Amount: $50,959.07; Costs:
$4,238.71; Accruing Costs: $0.00; Interest:
$1,342.50; Sheriff’s Fees: $179.00.
Attorney: H. Raymond Terpstra
3600 First Ave NE, Ste. 101
Cedar Rapids, IA 52402
319-364-2467
Date: May 26, 2015.
/s/ Casey J. Hinnah
Keokuk County Sheriff
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E 82’ LOT 1, ALL LOT
COMM SE COR N&S 433’
P/O AUD PARCEL D
AUDITOR’S PARCEL A
AUD PARCEL C NE SE
AUD PARCEL B NE SE
NE NW LYING N OF RR
NE NE EXCEPT RR NW NE EXCEPT RR
NE SE EXC 260’ X 419’
SE SE E 35 ACRES SW SE LOT 2 NW NW PLAT B1
AUD PARCEL B SE NW
$813.00
$1,312.00
$1,631.00
$834.00
$64.00
$34.00
$59.00
$552.00
$525.00
$454.00
$510.00
$515.00
$231.00
$438.00
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AUDITOR PARCEL A
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MCCREERY’S ADD LOT 8
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$1,107.00
$417.00
$12.00
$923.00
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$659.00
O P E 60’ LOT 6 $419.00
O P LOTS 9 & 10 BLK $279.00
LOT 8 OF 5 SW SW, LOT
$1,350.00
$147.00
POB 23.94 RD W NE COR
$14.00
BEG NE COR NW SW W
$30.00
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$35.00
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$885.00
$184.00
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$36.00
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$200.00
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BEG SE COR S1/2 NE TH
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$415.00
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$394.00
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$630.00
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$673.00
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STROUP’S ADD N1/2 $43.00
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LOT 6 NW SW $16.00
PARCEL 237.4’ E & W X
$1,163.00
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$697.00
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$236.00
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LOT 5 EXC S 49’ NW COR NE NE S 244’ OF E 620’ SE NW S OF RR NE NW E 19 ACRES SW NW EXC
SE COR 3 3/4 ACRES E
COMM NE COR 620.8’ TO
SUB DIV 1 LOT 2 NW NE
LOT 6 BLK 2 WHITE’S ADD LOTS 18,
J F WHITE’S 1ST ADD WHITE’S ADD LOT 7 BLK
WHITE’S ADD LOTS 3 & CROSBYS ADD LOTS 5 & SUB DIV LOT 2 NE NE GLANDONS ADD LOTS 3 WHITE’S 1ST ADD LOT 4
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LOTS 8, 9, 12 & 13 &
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JACKSON’S ADD LOTS 5 W203’LOT 7 EXC N 407’
SUB DIV 3 OF O L 11 O P LOTS 3, 4 & 5 BLK
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E 120’ LOT 8 SUB DIV O P LOT 3 & W 1/2 O P LOT 1 BLK 12
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$362.00
$131.00
$573.00
$16.00
$45.00
$321.00
$177.00
$175.00
$41.00
$1,247.00
$1,893.00
$311.00
656.00
$627.00
$39.00
$1,591.00
$329.00
$41.00
$385.00
$21.00
$431.00
$327.00
$19.00
$143.00
$307.00
$177.00
$1,087.00
$4,731.00
$342.00
$1,477.00
$2,864.00
$980.00
$209.00
$798.00
$515.00
$442.00
$581.00
$824.00
$365.00
$82.00
$877.00
$1,606.00
E 1/4 OF OUT LOT 3 HOGIN’S ADD OUT LOT 1
E 79’ OUT LOT 21 LOWE’S ADD O L 5 JACKSON’S 3RD ADD
O P LOT 1 BLK 40 LOWE’S ADD LOT 6 BLK O P W1/2 LOTS 5 & 8 DIV 4 OF 1 SE NW & E $301.00
$1,915.00
$297.00
$781.00
$1,535.00
$2,497.00
$1,167.00
$578.00
$5,079.00
C & W 2ND LOT 14 EXC OUT LOT 32 EXC E 20’ $1,521.00
$334.00
LOT 4 OF 3 OF 2 NE SE
O P LOT 6 BLK 8 RR ROW - O P LOT 8 $370.00
$1,205.00
$22.00
O P E 62’ OF S 72’ SKILLMAN’S ADD LOT 6
O P LOT 2 & E 6’ DIV5OF11 EXC N34’SESE
$359.00
$780.00
$1,329.00
$708.00
Keokuk County
Board Proceedings
MAY 26, 2015
met in special session, Tuesday, May 26, 2015
in the Board Room of the Courthouse. All members were present.
Hadley moved, Wood seconded to approve
the agenda. All ayes and motion carried.
Berg moved, Hadley seconded to approve
the minutes of May 18, 2015 as submitted.
Wood abstained due to being absent from said
meeting. All ayes and motion carried.
Met with Engineer McGuire regarding Keokuk County Highway Department as follows:
discussion regarding Belva Deer trail phase
2 and phase 3 trail funding and hire provider
for inspection services for the six (6) miles of
Keokuk County involved in the Dakota Access
Pipeline project.
Wood moved, Hadley seconded to approve
the Personnel Report for Stephen Clubb as
temporary summer help at $14.50 per hour, effective May 26, 2105 as submitted. All ayes and
motion carried.
Wood moved, Hadley seconded to accept
the final work completed by Racom Corporation
for the Communication Tower Project. All ayes
and motion carried.
Met with Administrative Assistant Gilliland
regarding Keokuk County Community Services
update for the month of April.
Hadley moved, Wood seconded approval of
application for use of Courthouse grounds on
August 4, 2015 – National Night Out as submitted. All ayes and motion carried.
Hadley moved, Wood seconded to appoint
Bonnie L. Clubb, RN and Anita J. Yoder, RN as
Keokuk County Medical Examiner Investigators
effective May 26, 2015 through December 31,
2015. All ayes and motion carried.
Various board and committee reports were
held. Wood attended a RUSS meeting. Hadley
attended a Semco meeting. Berg attended Empowerment and SADC meetings.
Discussion of old/new business and public
comment was held. Custodian Bruns entered
the Boardroom to inform there is no longer a
water leakage problem in the basement.
On vote and motion the meeting adjourned
at 10:05 a.m.
The above and foregoing information is a
summary of the minutes taken at the above indicated meeting. The full and complete set of
minutes are recorded and available at the office
of the Keokuk County Auditor.
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$715.00
265SGCOS 005300 WOODSMALL, DENZELL L &
O P LOT 3 BLK 17
$1,081.00
CONT: YOUNG, MICHAEL R
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O P LOT 5 & LOT 6
$570.00
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$222.00
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271SGTOS 029500 MORRISON, CODY L 09-75-12 SE NE EXC W 16’ N OF $557.00
272SGTOS 029600 MORRISON, CODY L 10-75-12 LOT 1 NW NW PLAT B3 $148.00
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$34.00
275SRTOP 024630 CERNIC, JACK & KATHI K 05-74-12 P/O AUD PARCEL C $26.00
276SRTOP 026230 CERNIC, JACK & KATHI K 05-74-12 P/O AUD PARCEL C $59.00
277SRTOP 011400 CLUBB, TERRY LYNN & FRANCINE R 08/74/12 SE NE INCL FOREST $1,183.00
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281THCOT 001700 VOGEL, TERRY & SHERRY
BARNES 1ST ADD LOTS 1
$134.00
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283VBTOS 070800 CALZARETTA, MICHAEL G 32-76-12 S 280’ E 119’ NE SW $1,306.00
284VBTOS 070900 CALZARETTA, MICHAEL G 32-76-12 S 280’ W 1/40 NW SE $35.00
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286VBTOS 028050 KNIGHT, NORMAN 08-76-12 PT AUD PARCEL A SW NE
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287VBTOS 028150 KNIGHT, NORMAN 08-76-12 PT AUD PARCEL A $202.00
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289VBTOS 059200 PLOCK, MARK STEVEN & 17-76-12 COMM NW COR NE SW $1,393.00
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291VBTOT 006700 KEMPF, DONNA G LE 07-76-12 E 1/2 NE SE EXC W $126.00
292VBTOT 006750 KEMPF, DONNA G LE 07-76-12 W 300’ OF S 440’ OF $627.00
293VBTOT 006800 KEMPF, DONNA G LE 07-76-12 N 1/2 E 1/2 SE SE EXC
$34.00
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07-76-12 W 300’ OF N 1/2 E 1/2
$45.00
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305WCAOT 058900 VANPATTEN, GARY JOE & NANCY N 10/76/13 FRANCE’S ADD OL 1OF5 $196.00
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307WCCOT000200 ACORD, GENE J M JOHNSTON’S 1ST $50.00
308WCCOT001400 ARMSTRONG, DEAN W &
W W C ADD LOT 20 $461.00
310WCCOT000500 BANK OF AMERICA NA 1ST RR ADD LOT B & $905.00
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312WCCOT003900 BIRD, WILLIE J M JOHNSTON’S 2ND $35.00
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319WCCOT015160 GATTON, MICHAEL J
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320WCCOT022100 GATTON, MIKE MOHME’S ADD LOTS 7 &
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325WCCOT044200 HURLEY, DONNIE S ETAL B CASEY’S ADD LOTS $261.00
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Delta City Council Minutes
DELTA CITY COUNCIL MEETING
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13,2015 - 6:00 P.M.
DELTA CITY HALL
The Delta City Council met in regular session on Wednesday, May 13, 2015 at the Delta
City Hall. Mayor pro tem, Sheri Walker called
the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. Councilmembers answering roll call were as follows: Walker,
B. Fisher, T. Fisher, Rostami, Whitmore. Absent:
Votroubek. Others present for the meeting were
Garden and Assoc. engineer; Jack Pope, Don
Bird and the City Clerk.
Upon motion by Rostamti and second by
B. Fisher the consent agenda was approved as
presented; including tobacco permit renewals
for Delta Grocery and Neighbors Gas and Grill.
Ron Call Vote: Walker, aye; B. Fisher, aye; T.
Fisher aye; Rostami, aye; Whitmore, aye.
Old/New Business: Jack Pope, Garden
& Associates Engineer, discussed the need
for the dry pond improvements at the Lagoon.
T. Fisher made a motion to have G&A Assoc.
proceed with the construction permit from the
IDNR, seconded by Rostami. Vote on the motion: all ayes.
Don Bird discussed with the Council the
special assessments which have been placed
on the building and property which used to be
the 108 Club”. Mowing and utility assessments
(also back taxes, interest and penalties) have
accrued over the yew’s making purchasing and
rehabilitating the building very costly. Don wanted the Council’s opinion on how to proceed with
the possible acquisition of the building.
Rostami made a motion to appoint Dixie
Shipley as the city’s Keokuk County Community Endowment Fund representative and Alice
Robertson as the alternative representative. T.
Fisher seconded the motion. All aye.
Whitmore presented and moved for the
adoption of Resolution # 05-13-15 (A) a resolution providing for the reduction of the interest
rate for Water Revenue Bond, Series 2005, dated March 29, 2005. Todd Fisher seconded the
motion. Roll Call Vote: Walker, aye; B. Fisher,
aye; T. Fisher. aye; Rostami, aye; Whitmote,
aye. Resolution adopted.
Barb Fisher presented and moved for the
adoption of Resolution # 05-13-15 (B) a resolution adopting and approving Tax Compliance
Procedures relating to Tax-Exempt Bonds.
Dawn Whitmore seconded the motion. Roll Call
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YOUR BUSINESS
Vote: Walker, aye; B. Fisher, aye; T. Fisher, aye;
Rostami, aye; Whitmore, aye. Resolution adopted.
Todd Fisher presented and moved for the
approval of Resolution # 05-13-15-1 - a resolution for tax abatement for new home for Jennifer and Daniel Carriker. Whitmore seconded the
motion. Roll Call Vote: Walker. aye; B. Fisher,
aye; 1. Fisher, aye; Rostami, aye; Whitmore,
aye. Resolution adopted.
The Maintenance Report was given and
discussed.
T. Fisher made a motion to adjourn and
Whitmore seconded. All ayes. Time: 7:00 p.m.
The next regular meeting will be held
Wednesday, June 10,2015 at 6:00 p.m.
Mayor pro tem, Sheri Walker
Attest: Alice Robertson, City Clerk
APRIL 2015 DISBURSEMENTS
Windstream
105.30
Alliant
1431.27
Mid-America Pubs
40.73
IPERS
543.76
Treasurer, St. of IA, employee taxes
389.00
US Cellular
125,63
Menards, supplies
78.47
H&M Supply
101.61
Doud Stone, rock
3434.61
Ogden Oil, diesel
79.50
Waste Management
2057.85
Neighbor’s Gas & Grill, gas
154.05
DJ Davis Trucking, rock hauling
253.50
Sigourney PO, certified letters
118.99
Heslinga, Dixon & Hite, attorney fees 330,00
IRS, 941 taxes
2915.23
D. Prell, locate
75.00
Treasurer, St. of IA, sales tax
1238.00
WRWA, usage
1329.10
Keystone Labs, testing
138.83
TOTAL
14940.42
APRIL 2015 RECEIPTS
General Fund
10930.17
LOST Fund
2424.04
Road Use Fund
4123.08
Trust & Agency Fund
2232.43
Water Fund
7236.34
Sewer Fund
2920.20
Garbage Fund
2174.35
KCCEF Grant Fund
3000.00
TOTAL
35040.61
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CALENDARS
Sigourney
Schools
ACTIVITIES
Wednesday, June 3
10 a.m. JH Baseball vs. Tri-County
10 a.m. JH Softball vs. Tri-County
6 p.m. Varsity Baseball @ HLV
6 p.m. Varsity Softball @ HLV
Friday, June 5
10 a.m. JH Softball vs. English Valley
10 a.m. JH Baseball vs. English Valley
Saturday, June 6
9 a.m. Varsity Softball Tournament
@ West Branch
Monday, June 8
10 a.m. JH Baseball vs. Montezuma
10 a.m. JH Softball vs. Montezuma
6 p.m. Varsity Baseball @ BGM
6 p.m. Varsity Softball @ BGM
Tuesday, June 9
9 a.m. JH Softball vs. North Mahaska
Wednesday, June 10
10 a.m. JH Baseball @ Tri-County
10 a.m. JH Softball @ Tri-County
6 p.m. Varsity Baseball vs.
Tri-County
6 p.m. Varsity Softball vs.
Tri-County
Friday, June 12
5 p.m. Varsity Baseball @ Iowa Valley
5 p.m. Varsity Softball @ Iowa Valley
Saturday, June 13
9 a.m. Varsity Softball @ Eddyville-Blakesburg
English Valley
Schools
ACTIVITIES
Wednesday, June 3
10 a.m. JH Softball vs. Montezuma
10 a.m. JH Baseball vs. Montezuma
6 p.m. Varsity Softball @ North
Mahaska
6 p.m. Varsity Baseball @ North
Mahaksa
Friday, June 5
10 a.m. JH Baseball @ Sigourney
10 a.m. JH Softball @ Sigourney
5 p.m. Varsity Softball vs BGM
Saturday, June 6
10 a.m. Baseball Tourney at Wilton
Monday, June 8
10 a.m. JH Softball vs. Tri-County
10 a.m. JH Baseball vs. Tri-County
6 p.m. Varsity Softball @ Belle
Plaine
6 p.m. Varsity Baseball @ Belle
Plaine
Tuesday, June 9
6 p.m. Varsity Softball vs. West
Branch
Wednesday, June 10
10 a.m. JH Baseball @ Montezuma
10 a.m. JH Softball @ Montezuma
Friday, June 12
6 p.m. Varsity Baseball @ Montezuma
6 p.m. Varsity Softball @ Montezuma
Saturday, June 13
Varsity Softball Tourney @ Vinton
Shellseburg
Tri-County
School
ACTIVITIES
Wednesday, June 3
10 a.m. JH Softball @ Sigourney
10 a.m. JH Baseball @ Sigourney
6 p.m. Varsity Softball @ Lynnville-Sully
6 p.m. Varsity Baseball @ Lynnville-Sully
Friday, June 5
10 p.m. JH Baseball @ Montezuma
10 p.m. JH Softball @ Montezuma
6 p.m. Varsity Baseball vs. Iowa
Valley
6 p.m. Varsity Softball vs. Iowa Valley
Saturday, June 6
Varsity Baseball Cardinal Tourney
Monday, June 8
10 a.m. JH Softball @ English Valley
10 a.m. JH Baseball @ English Valley
6 p.m. Varsity Softball vs. Keota
6 p.m. Varsity Baseball @ Keota
Tuesday, June 9
6 p.m. Varsity Softball vs. Twin Cedars
6 p.m. Varsity Baseball vs. Twin
Cedars
Wednesday, June 10
10 a.m. JH Softball vs. Sigourney
10 a.m. JH Baseball vs. Sigourney
6 p.m. Varsity Softball @ Sigourney
6 p.m. Varsity Baseball @ Sigourney
Friday, June 12
6 p.m. Varsity Baseball vs. HLV
6 p.m. Varsity Softball vs. HLV
Pekin Schools
Activities
ACTIVITES
Wednesday, June 3
9-10:30 a.m. K-4th Girls Basketball
Camp
10:30-12 p.m. 5th-6th Girls Basketball Camp
Thursday, June 4
9-10:30 a.m. K-4th Girls Basketball
Camp
10:30-12 p.m. 5th-6th Girls Basketball Camp
5:30 p.m. JH Softball vs. WACO
5:30 p.m. JH Baseball vs. WACO
5:30 p.m. Varsity Softball @ WACO
5:30 p.m. Varsity Baseball @
WACO
Friday, June 5
5:30 p.m. Varsity Softball vs. Davis
Co.
Monday, June 8
5:30 p.m. JH Softball @ L&M
5:30 p.m. JH Baseball @ L&M
5:30 p.m. Varsity Softball vs. L&M
5:30 p.m. Varsity Baseball vs. L&M
Tuesday, June 9
5:30 p.m. JH Baseball vs. WMU
5:30 p.m. JH Softball vs. WMU
5:30 p.m. Varsity Baseball @ WMU
5:30 p.m. Varsity Softball @ WMU
Thursday, June 11
5:30 p.m. JH Softball vs. Wapello
5:30 p.m. JH Baseball vs. Wapello
5:30 p.m. Varsity Softball @ Wapello
5:30 p.m. Varsity Baseball @ Wapello
Friday, June 12
5:30 p.m. JH Baseball @ Highland
5:30 p.m. JH Softball @ Highland
5:30 p.m. Varsity Baseball vs. Highland
5:30 p.m. Varsity Softball vs. Highland
Keokuk County
Senior Citizens
MENU
Wednesday, June 3: Swedish
Meatballs, Noodles, Broccoli, Plums,
Waldorf Salad
Thursday, June 4: Roast Pork,
Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Chuckwagon Corn, Strawberry Banana Gelatin
Friday, June 5: Beef Macaroni Casserole, Peas, Spinach and Mandarin
Orange Salad, Italian Dressing, Banana
Monday, June 8: Herb Chicken
Breast, Scalloped Potatoes, Asparagus Cuts, Baked Apple
Tuesday, June 9: Roast Beef,
Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Copper
Penny Salad, Peach Strawberry Banana Medley.
Wednesday, June 10: Turkey Noodle Casserole, Buttered Corn, Mixed
Green Salad, Lemon Dill Dressing,
Fresh Melon, Ice Cream Cup
Thursday, June 11: Roast Pork,
Candied Sweet Potatoes, Breaded
Tomatoes, Banana, Oatmeal Raisin
Cookie
Friday, June 12: Potato Crusted
Fish Fillet, Oven Roasted Baby Potato, Creamed Peas, Fruited Yogurt
Sigourney Elementary Student Council Visits Sigourney Health Care
Mrs Weber’s Sigourney Elementary student council visited Sigourney Health Care during Nursing Home Week. The children took turns hitting the piñata, Mrs. Weber was the one who cracked
the piñata and the children scrambled to get the candy and then shared with the residents. Pictured Front row: Evan Streigle, Doreatha Walker, Alyssa Smallwood, and Mrs Weber; second
row: Joey Glandon, Corrine Donald, Trace Bell and Kale Clarahan; third row: Cole Streigle &
Kathleen Coffman. Lion’s Paper
Pick-Up
Sieda Community Action Seeking
Candidates For Board Of Directors
The Sigourney Lions Club
is conduction their monthly
Paper Pick Up this Saturday,
June. 6. Please have papers out
by 9 a.m. and no magazine or
periodicals.
Sieda Community Action is seeking candidates to serve as low-income representatives for their board
of directors. Sieda’s Board of Directors is the governing body of the
nonprofit corporation and is responsible for establishing corporate policy, including matters related to the
establishment of the agency goals
and objectives, the agency’s program
planning, the agency’s budget, and
procedures and criteria applicable to
its functions. The Board is comprised
of 15 to 18 members drawn from
seven counties in Sieda’s core service
area (Appanoose, Davis, Jefferson,
Keokuk, Mahaska, Van Buren, and
Wapello Counties). Sieda seeks candidates for low-income representation from Appanoose, Jefferson, and
Van Buren Counties.
Interested parties must complete
a board membership questionnaire
available online at www.sieda.org or
at their local Sieda Community Action Resource Center. The Board Development Committee will place the
names of candidates who meet the
minimum qualifications on a ballot
for their respective county. Sieda
clients will then have the opportunity to vote on the nominees for the
City of
Sigourney
Flag
Football
Registration
Registration forms for Flag
Football can be picked up,
dropped off or mailed to the
City Clerk’s Office at 100 N.
Main St. All forms must be
submitted to the City Clerk’s
Office by Friday, July 10 by
4:30 p.m. There will be a late
fee after July 10th-July 17th.
Children registered in Kindergarten thru 4th grade for
2015-2016 school year are eligible to play. The season will
begin on Wednesday, August
26, lasting until September
30th. Game times will be 5:30
p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
For more information or
questions, please contact Flag
Football Director, Alan Sellers
at 641-295-5180.
Hedrick Community to Host
Delta to Host
Community Blood Drive Community Blood Drive
Delta will host a community
blood drive from 3:30 p.m. to 7:00
p.m. on Wednesday, June 10 at 104
N. Second St. W, inside Delta City
Hall.
Appointments: To donate, please
contact Amie Van Patten at (641)
660-7299 or visit www.bloodcenterimpact.org and use code 5117 to
locate the drive.
Donor Eligibility Criteria: Potential donors must be at least 17 years
of age (16 with parental permission form available through www.
Keota Lawn and
Power Equipment
Sales and Service
105 South Green, Keota
641-636-3107
Dean Redlinger
bloodcenter.org) and weigh more
than 110 pounds. A photo I.D. or
MVRBC Donor Card is required to
donate. For questions about eligibility, please call the Mississippi Valley
Regional Blood Center at (800)7475401. Donors who last gave blood
on or before 4/15/15 are eligible to
give at this drive.
About Blood Donation: Blood donation is a safe, simple procedure
that takes about 45 minutes to one
hour. Individuals with diabetes or
controlled high blood pressure may
be accepted as eligible donors.
ABOUT MVRBC: Mississippi
Valley Regional Blood Center is the
provider of blood and blood components to more than 85 hospitals
in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and Wisconsin. In your area, MVRBC is the
exclusive provider to Keokuk County Health Center.
Hedrick Community will host a
community blood drive from 3:00
p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June
9 at 109 N. Main Street, inside
Community Center.
Appointments: To donate, please
contact Ottumwa Telerecruitment
Department at (800) 452-1097 or
visit www.bloodcenterimpact.org
and use code 5239 to locate the
drive.
Donor Eligibility Criteria: Potential donors must be at least 17
years of age (16 with parental permission form available through
www.bloodcenter.org) and weigh
more than 110 pounds. A photo
I.D. or MVRBC Donor Card is
required to donate. For questions
about eligibility, please call the
Gary Bain
110 E. Washington B - Sigourney
Bug Man
Pest Control
LOCALLY OWNED
Greg Rasplicka
641-622-3771 641-799-5608
Residential & Commercial
Electrical Work
Keswick Legion Auxiliary
A regular scheduled meeting of the
Auxiliary of Keswick American Legion James Murphy Post No. 319 was
held Thursday, May 21 at 7:00 p.m.
nine members were in attendance.
President Carla Burdock called the
meeting to order. Chaplain Lois
Axmear opened the meeting with a
prayer. The Pledge of Allegiance to
the Flag and Preamble of the Legion
Auxiliary were recited in unison.
Nine officers answered roll call.
The minutes of the April 23, 2015
meeting were read and approved.
Due to the absence of the treasurer
there was no report given.
The winners for the poppy posters
were: 2nd grade-Marissa Little; 3rd
grade- December Davis; 4th gradeMacy Schmidt.
The group placed poppies wreaths
for the Armah Cemetery veteran’s
graves.
Doris Wright made a motion, seconded by Sharon Homan, that Carla
will put the wreaths on the veteran’s
graves at the Armah Cemetery this
year. Lois Axmear has been responsi-
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ble for this for many years. Carla will
notify Dayton Township personal
asking them to responsible for their
removal and to be responsible for
replacing them in the future. Motion
was carried.
Carla was responsible for getting
the wreaths on the veteran’s graves at
the Sorden Cemetery. Kathy White
will be responsible for getting the
wreaths on the veteran’s graves at
Bailey Cemetery.
There being no further business to
be presented, Chaplain Lois Axmear
closed the meeting with a prayer.
Doris Wright was hostess, and
the group went to Rose’s Kitchen
where Doris treated everyone to ice
cream. The next meeting will be June
25 with Sandra Hudson as hostess.
Kathy White will present the program.
319-461-5767
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chris@insurewithisg.com
Bain
Electric
Mississippi Valley Regional Blood
Center at (800)747-5401. Donors
who last gave blood on or before
4/14/15 are eligible to give at this
drive.
About Blood Donation: Blood
donation is a safe, simple procedure that takes about 45 minutes
to one hour. Individuals with diabetes or controlled high blood
pressure may be accepted as eligible donors.
ABOUT MVRBC: Mississippi
Valley Regional Blood Center is
the provider of blood and blood
components to more than 85 hospitals in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and Wisconsin. In your area,
MVRBC is the exclusive provider
to Keokuk County Health Center.
low-income sector seats. The candidate receiving a majority of votes
will be seated by a board vote to the
board of directors.
Completed board membership
questionnaires should be returned to
Sieda Community action by mail at
PO Box 658 Ottumwa, Iowa 52501;
by electronic mail to bdunn@sieda.
org; or in person at their local Sieda
Community Action Resource Center. Completed questionnaires must
be returned by June 26, 2015. Board
member elections will be held the
week of July 13.
Sieda Community Action, a private organization established in
1965 as a community action agency,
works with communities to secure
opportunities for people in need
through advocacy, counseling, education, partnerships and supportive
services. The agency implements
a range of services designed to
strengthen families, promote child
development and help individuals
and families with basic needs.
Those interested who would like
more information about serving on
Sieda’s board of directors can visit
www.sieda.org or call 800.622.8340
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Sigourney Lions Club
Paper Pick Up
and Food Drive
Sat., June 6
Please Have Food and
Papers Out By 9:00 A.M.
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Congratulations
2015
State Track Winners
4x200 Relay
1:31
Shelbie Williams - Shot put - 38' 10.25''
Kaysha Dodson - High jump - 5'6''
Gwynne Wright - 800 - 2:16
Tyler Copeland, Keaton Winn, Christian Wittrock
and Chase Copeland
Abell Auction & Real Estate
Agriland FS
Amy’s Salon House & Spa
Bain Electric
Barron Motor Supply
Bell’s Collision Repair
Bender Foundry Service, Inc.
Brenneman Construction
Broadway Service Center
Cassens’ Mill
Copeland Towing & Recovery
County Bank, Member FDIC
County Line Mart
Crop Production Services
English Valley TV & Electronics
Farmers Cooperative Association
Farmers Lumber Co.
Garcia Carpet
Gentry Insurance
Greiner Crop Service
Greiner Real Estate & Auction LLC
H & R Block
Healing Arts
Hinshaw Trailer Sales
Holm Funeral Home
Hometown Market
Horak Insurance
Jack Walker CDJR
Jack’s Corner Drug
Jim Tinnes Trucking
John N. Wehr
Just My Style
Keoco Auction Company, LLC
Keokuk County Abstract
Keokuk County Health Center
Keokuk County Implement Co.
Keota Eagle
Keota Eagle Foods
Keota Meat Processing
Keota Transmission
Keota Veterinary Clinic
LaKappCo., Inc.
Latta, Harris, Hanon & Penningroth, LLP
Libertyville Savings Bank, Member FDIC
Lyle Insurance
Manor House Care Center/Deer View Manor
McDonald Bone Yard
MHP Home Health & Hospice Services
Misc. on Main
Modern Communications
Northwestern Mutual
Olde English Barber Shop
Ollinger Electric
Phelp’s Auto
Pilot Grove Savings Bank, Member FDIC
Pizza Ranch
Powell Funeral Homes
Prairie Mutual Insurance Association
PTL The Shop
Ray-Man, Inc.
Renner Construction
Ridgeway Hardware
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AREA SPORTS: softball
Panthers
Pound Grinnell
for Win No. 1
By Adam Meier
Regional Sports Editor
After getting shut down at Mediapolis, 12-3, in their opening game of
the 2015 season, the Lady Panthers traveled to Eldon three nights later,
looking to get their offense going against Cardinal.
The Pekin girls did just that.
Eleven hits, including three homeruns, helped the Pekin offense
come back strong, after tallying just three hits the game before.
After scoring six runs in the top of the fourth at Cardinal, coach Allison Glick’s squad held a narrow 8-7 lead. The Panthers then tacked on
another run in the fifth, giving them a 9-7 advantage.
The Pekin offense stalled from that point on, however, as the Comets
scored three runs off of pitcher Ashlyn Zook and the Pekin defense in
the bottom of the seventh to win it, 10-9.
Zook allowed ten hits and five earned runs in six innings of work at
Cardinal, but her biggest contribution came at the plate. The sophomore jacked two homeruns in the game and finished with three RBIs.
Senior Madeyln Baker also went deep and finished two-for-four with
two RBIs. Left fielder Cassidy Tolle added two hits and two runs, while
Bridget Fritchen and Emily Bemis each went two-for-three with a double.
The Panthers carried their offensive momentum into the weekend,
when they played Grinnell and North Mahaska in Williamsburg.
After losing 11-6 to North Mahaska, Pekin took on a 3A Grinnell
team, demolishing the Tigers 17-3, for its first win of the season.
The Panthers got a solid effort in the circle from Zook and a 14-hit
effort from their offense.
Sophomore Kaylee Linder led the charge for the Panthers, singling
three times and scoring three runs. Fritchen, Zook, Sloan Reighard and
Courtney Comstock each added two hits apiece and combined to score
11 runs.
Next up for the Panthers are games at Lone Tree on Monday, and at
home against IMS on Tuesday, June 2. The team then ends its week at
home against Davis County on Friday.
Rylee Voss tries to put down the tag on a Keota runner.
EV Softball Still
Searching for its Groove
By Adam Meier
Despite the fact that the English
Valleys varsity softball team is still
looking for its first win of the season,
the effort has been there early on for
the Bears.
Coach Mike Gerard’s group lost
its first two conference games of the
season by a combined seven runs,
before falling to Williamsburg (11-1)
and Lone Tree (9-7) over the weekend.
EV got things going last Tuesday
against a Keota team, which it beat
twice last year. Early on, at least, it
looked like the Bears would continue
their string of wins over the Eagles.
The Bears struck early and often,
giving starting pitcher Annie Axmear seven runs of support in the
TC Softball
Takes Down EV
By Adam Meier
A tough 6-4 loss at Montezuma last Tuesday only seemed to fuel the
Tri-County girls that following night against English Valleys.
The Trojans scored twice in the first, twice in the third, and again in
the sixth to notch their first win of the season, 5-2. Full statistics were
not available at press time.
Coach Chad Little’s team collected ten hits and drew four walks off of
EV starter Annie Axmear.
After getting rained out the next night, in a game scheduled against
Moravia, the Trojans hosted Belle Plaine to end the week on Friday. It
wasn’t a very good night for Tri-County, as the Plainesmen made quick
work of the Trojans, 15-0.
TC looked to pick up its second win of the season on Monday, when
it hosted BGM. The Trojans then play at Lynnville-Sully on Wednesday,
before hosting Iowa Valley on Friday, June 5.
K E TA
FUN DAYS
Thursday, June 11th
6:30 p.m................Bill Riley Talent Show - KHS Junior High Gymnasium
Friday June 12th
5:30 p.m................ Food Stand opens on Broadway
6:00-8:00 p.m. ...... Kid’s Carnival sponsored by CYM Youth Group - south of
Libertyville Savings Bank
6:00 p.m................ Kid’s Parade - east of Libertyville Savings Bank
Registration begins at 5:45 p.m. - No Theme
6:00 p.m................ Fun Days Horseshoe Tournament - east of The Roost
6:00 p.m................ Pedal Pull, registration 6:30 p.m. - start on Fulton St.
east of The Roost
6:30 p.m................ Keota Community Club Ice Cream Social on Broadway
6:30 p.m................ Music by the Keota Brass on Broadway
9p.m.-12:30 a.m. .. Dance at Lagos Acres, cover charge, must be 21 to enter
Saturday, June 13th
8:00 a.m................ Keota Fun Run - starts at Keota Elementary,
registration 7 to 7:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m. ............. Grand Parade down Broadway Avenue,
sponsored by The Roost,
Registration at 8:30 a.m. at Holy Trinity Parish Hall
11:00 a.m. ............. Food Booth opens on Broadway
11 a.m.-4 p.m........ Local Vendor Market at Keota City Hall/Fire Department
1:00-3:00 p.m. ...... Kid’s Carnival sponsored by CYM Youth Group south of Libertyville Savings Bank
1:00 p.m................ Garden Tractor Pull, behind The Miller Building,
sponsored by Miller Auto Body, Lone Tree Pullers Association
1:00 p.m................ Bean Bag Tournament - east of The Roost
4:30-5:30 p.m. ...... KHS Alumni Cocktails at Keota VFW
6:00 p.m................ KHS Alumni Banquet - KHS Main Gym
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first two innings. After scoring twice
in the first inning, the Bears exploded for five runs in the second to build
an early 7-1 lead. However, two Keota runs in the bottom of the second,
followed by two more in the third,
quickly made things very interesting.
English Valleys’ third-inning lead
of 8-5 quickly evaporated during
the bottom of the fourth. The Eagles
laced hit after hit through the infield
off Axmear, and, before it was all said
and done, went on to score six runs
in the frame to gain an 11-8 lead.
It was more of the same when
Coach Gerard inserted 8th grader
Ellie Ayers into the game at pitcher
to start the fifth. The Eagles scored
four more runs off Ayers and took a
15-8 lead into the sixth inning.
That score remained until the top
of the seventh, when EV scored three
times in a last-ditch comeback effort.
However, EV’s rally fell short and the
Eagles took the game, 15-11.
Senior shortstop Rylee Voss went
three-for-four with a double and a
triple in the game. Freshman Sydney Olson went two-for-three with
a double, while 8th grader Maleah
Ackerman added a double. Freshman Audrey Grove added a triple
and two RBIs to the effort. Pitcher
Annie Axmear allowed six hits and
three earned runs in four innings of
work.
The Bears then traveled to Thornburg the next night and suffered
their second hard-fought loss in as
many games.
EV’s Axmear went all six innings
against Tri-County, but two runs by
the Trojans in the second, followed
by two more in the third, were too
much for the Bears to overcome.
English Valleys scored twice in the
fifth on a two-run double by Voss,
but were held to just four hits in the
5-2 loss. Ackerman, Grove and Mallory Hester each added singles for
EV.
The Bears made up their game
with Lynnville-Sully on Monday, before hosting Montezuma on Tuesday,
June 2. The team then plays at North
Mahaska on Wednesday and hosts
BGM on Friday, June 5.
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AREA SPORTS: baseball
The Bears came off the field smiling after beating the Eagles.
Bears’ Bats Cooking Early On
By Adam Meier
Evidently, no rust accumulated on
the bats of the English Valleys baseball team during the off-season in
North English.
In two games last week, the Bears
compiled 28 runs, 27 hits (including
six doubles and four homers), 16 stolen bases and two wins.
The Bears got things started last
Tuesday at Tri-County with a 13-1
win over the Trojans.
Senior Adam Kerkove went all five
innings, allowing five hits, one walk
and striking out five. In addition to
his solid performance on the mound,
Kerkove finished three-for-three at
the plate with two runs and a double.
The Bears struck immediately in
the first, scoring three runs, before
adding another in the second. The
third inning is when things unraveled for the Trojans. EV sent batter
after batter to the plate and wound
up plating six runs to take a commanding 10-1 lead.
EV then proceeded to score three
runs over the next two innings to
take the five-inning win, 13-1.
Senior third baseman Cody Seaton
had a monster game for the Bears,
going three-for-four with a double,
a homer, two steals and three runsbatted-in.
Brennen Grimm also homered,
while Tanner Icenbice and Sheldon
Ealy added two hits apiece.
The Bears hosted Keota, who was
coming off a 17-2 win over HLV, the
next night in EV’s first home game of
the year.
Coach Jeremy Thomas’ Bears started right where they left off against
Tri-County, erupting for 12 runs in
the very first inning against the Eagles.
Long balls by both Grimm and Andrew Kerkove in the first inning gave
the Bears total command, as EV got
the win, 15-0. Grimm and Kerkove
combined for six hits, four runs and
eight RBIs on the afternoon.
On the mound, Grimm was dominant, allowing no hits, while striking
out ten, in four innings of work. A
hit batter was Grimm’s only mistake
of the night.
“I just tried keeping my fastball on
the outside corner,” Grimm said after the game. “I basically threw lowand-away fastballs all game and it got
the job done.”
EV also got two hits from Adam
Kerkove, along with doubles from
Blake Ealy and Davis Axmear.
The Bears looked to stay unblemished on Tuesday, when they played
HLV in Cedar Rapids at Veterans
Memorial Stadium. The team then
plays at North Mahaska on Wednesday, June 3, before heading to Wilton
on Saturday.
A Tough Start for
Trojan Baseball
By Adam Meier
It wasn’t quite the start to the season the Tri-County varsity baseball
team was looking for.
The Trojans fell in each of their three games last week, the hardest of
which to swallow was the season opener at Montezuma.
After coming back from a 5-0 deficit by scoring three runs in the sixth
and three more in the seventh, Tri-County relinquished the lead to the
Braves in the bottom of the seventh. The Trojans led by one in the final
frame, but pitcher Luke Bombei and the TC defense couldn’t hold off the
Braves, who scored twice in the seventh to get the walk-off 7-6 win.
Jake Brumbaugh threw well, allowing four hits, four walks and one
earned run in five innings of work. At the plate, Brumbaugh went twofor-five with a double and two runs-batted-in.
Mason Garber, Luke Bombei and Jacob Weber each added two hits to
the effort, with both of Weber’s being doubles. Lane Williams and Cameron Krumm came through with singles, as well, and combined to score
three runs.
The Trojans fell the next night to English Valleys, 13-1, before losing a
tough one the next night to Belle Plaine.
TC broke through with two runs in the bottom of the first, to take a 2-1
lead, but that was the only offense the Trojans could generate on the night.
As a team, Tri-County could muster just four hits – two by Brumbaugh
and one each by Garber and Jacob Bombei – leaving Brumbaugh as the
hard-luck loser on the mound. The senior went all seven innings, allowing nine hits and four earned runs, while striking out seven.
Scott Edmundson’s squad hosted BGM on Monday and then played at
Lynnville-Sully on Wednesday, June 3. The team then hosts Iowa Valleys
on Friday, before playing at Cardinal on Saturday.
Cody Seaton takes a mean cut against Keota.
Brennen Grimm threw four hitless innings last week v. Keota.
Sigourney SPORTS
Jake VanEe in as relief at North
Mahaska.
Jordan Albert takes a cut at a
high fastball.
Peyton Crawford singles to lead off the 7th at NM.
By Adam Meier
The line between a win and a loss
can, sometimes, be very, very thin.
The Sigourney varsity baseball
team has found itself on the wrong
side of that line during the early going of the 2015 season.
Coach Lee Crawford’s Savages got
their season underway at home, last
Wednesday, against Montezuma. The
high-scoring shootout, which included 30 walks between the two teams,
lasted for over three hours and finally ended when the Savages failed to
answer the Braves’ 8th-inning run in
the bottom half. Despite ten hits and
17 drawn walks, Sigourney lost the
opener to Montezuma, 14-13.
After falling behind 3-0 after the
top half of the first, the Savages
stormed back with five first-inning
runs, before falling behind, once
again, 9-5, after three and a half innings of play.
Just like they did in the bottom of
the first, though, the Savages fought
back to the lead, this time by scoring
six runs in the bottom of the fourth.
Neither team crossed home plate in
the fifth, but in the sixth, after entering the inning down 11-9, the Braves
tacked on three runs to go ahead by
a score of 12-11. The Braves then in-
creased their lead to 13-11 with a run
in the 7th, before the Savages tied
things up with a pair in the bottom
half. However, the Sigourney defense
was unable to halt the Montezuma
offense in the top half of the 8th, as
the Braves to a 14-13 lead and shut
down the Savages in the bottom of
the 8th.
Cole Streigle and Colby Kerkove
each went three-for-four on the night
and combined to drive in six runs.
Jordan Albert also added two hits for
Sigourney, while J.C. Dumont went
two-for-four with two RBIs and two
walks.
The Sigourney offense got cooking
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The Sigourney infield huddled up for a plan in the 7th at NM .
First Win Proving Elusive for Savage Baseball
early again two nights later, at North
Mahaska.
A pair of first inning walks eventually led to a two-run single by Colby
Kerkove, the team’s leadoff hitter.
Peyton Crawford, Sigourney’s
starting pitcher on Friday, shut down
the Warhawks for the next two innings, allowing his team to extend its
lead to 4-0, on RBIs by Jordan Albert
and Avery Moore. Carson Crawford
and Avery Moore also added hits on
the evening.
However, Crawford wasn’t able to
silence the North Mahaska bats forever, as the Warhawks scored three
times in the third, cutting their defi-
cit to 4-3. Two innings later, the Warhawks scored twice more off Crawford, taking a 5-4 lead and chasing
the junior from the mound.
Trailing 5-4 in the final frame,
Sigourney’s Crawford redeemed
himself by leading off the inning
with a sharp single to left. The junior
then stole second and third base, before scoring on a balk by North Mahaska pitcher Jacob Sherburne.
After failing to close out the game
in the seventh, North Mahaska
jumped all over reliever Jake Van
Ee and the Savages. The Warhawks
eventually loaded the bases and, with
two outs, scored the game-winning
run on a walk by VanEe, giving them
the 6-5 win. That was VanEe’s only
allowed run in two and one-third innings of work. Meanwhile, Crawford
went four and one-third innings,
allowing three walks and two hits,
while striking out ten.
The Savages also dropped a pair
of games over the weekend in West
Branch. Sigourney fell to West Branch,
8-1, before losing a hard-fought, 2-0,
game to top-ranked Alburnett.
Sigourney hosted Belle Plaine on
Monday, before playing at HLV on
Wednesday and at Lynnville-Sully
on Thursday, June 4. The team then
ends its week at Moravia on Friday.
SHS Softball Rebounds to End Week
By Adam Meier
The Sigourney varsity softball team
started its season with perhaps the
biggest challenge it will face all season – the 8th-ranked Lynnville-Sully
Hawks.
The Savages traveled to Sully last
Tuesday to play a team that lost just
two games all of last year. With the
formidable challenge on their plate,
the Savages were unable to match
the play of Lynnville-Sully, who ran
away by scoring four runs in the fifth
and two more in the sixth, beating
Sigourney by a count of 11-2. Brooke
Waechter had two of Sigourney’s
seven hits.
The following night, Sigourney
came home and took out its frustration on an overmatched Montezuma
team.
The Savages scored three runs in
both the first and third innings, before erupting for eight in the fourth
to secure their first win of the season,
14-2.
Senior Jordan Carter tossed four
near-perfect innings, allowing one
hit and one walk, while striking out
two to get the win. At the plate, Carter was also spectacular. The lefty
went a perfect four-for-four with two
doubles, a triple and three RBIs.
Joining Carter in the hit barrage
was Waechter, who finished threefor-four with two doubles and two
stolen bases. Leah Carter added a
double and a single, helping the Savages collect 17 hits in just four innings.
Shortstop Autum Barthelman also
registered three hits, while Kendall
Streigle went two-for-four with four
RBIs.
Sigourney capped its week in New
Sharon on Friday with an 11-0 shutout win over North Mahaska.
The Savages collected nine hits,
nine steals and five walks in the
six-inning win, and rode Jordan Car-
ter to their second win of the week.
Carter allowed three hits and a walk
over her six innings of work on Friday.
Two of the team’s nine hits came
via Carter, while Barthelman added
two and Ally Schroeder went onefor-two with a walk, steal, run and
RBI.
The Savages look to keep their early-season momentum going when
their hosted Belle Plaine on Monday. The team then played at double-header at Fairfield on Tuesday,
before its double-header at HLV on
Wednesday, June 3.
Sierra Davis squares around for a bunt.
Brooke Waechter watches as her fly ball sails over the right field
fence.
Jordan Carter threw a gem at
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Coach Shelly Streigle congratulates Waechter after her HR at North Mahaska.

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