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ity Y P un Comm side! m In rogra Local Postal Customer ECRWSS PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT 109 MUSCATINE, IA Wednesday, May 25, 2016 860 AM www.VoiceofMuscatine.com Back on two wheels; Community generosity helps teen get back on the road By Joel Kraushaar Alex Pobuda had a Friday the 13th he would just as soon forget. The young man was riding his bike to Kum& Go and was struck by a dark-colored Chevy HHR. The driver sped off, leaving him with a broken hand and a concussion. On Friday May 20th an arrest was made by the Muscatine Police Department but no name was released at press time. His bike was broken, and he got home in the rain. His mother, Angela Stevens, said, “I told him when he left that he was probably going to get wet. When he came home he was soaked and I started to laugh. He said, ‘It’s not funny, Mom. I got hit by a car.’” They rushed to the emergency room. Alex relies greatly on his bike. “Being autistic, he’s never going to drive, so his bike is how he gets around,” said Stevens. Alex’s bike was pink and from a thrift shop. His neighbor had agreed to help him paint it in upcoming weeks because Alex was worried he would be teased about the color. While it wasn’t a perfect bike, it was his, and it was devastating when it was rendered un-ridable. The family set up a gofundme.com account to raise money to purchase a new bike and to help pay for medical bills. Hearing this story, Kevin and Margaret Whitgrove, owners of Diamonds on the Avenue in the Quad Cities, decided to get involved. “Margaret and I grew up in large families, and we didn’t have much,” said Kevin Whitgrove. “My bike was a hand-me-down, and while it wasn’t much, it was still mine. When we heard about this, it hit us in the gut. We knew we had to get involved.” The Whitgroves, along with Anthony “Tony Tone” Loconsole, worked with Alex’s mother to surprise him at Harper’s Cycling and Fitness in Muscatine. “I told Alex we had to go to Fruitland to pick up some pots I was going to buy. I told him along the way we could go look at bikes,” Stevens said. When Alex walked in, he real- ized that this was a special trip for him. Slightly embarrassed but smiling, he began the fitting process with Greg Harper. Harper tried out a few bikes until they found the perfect fit: a black and silver Trek bicycle with trigger shifters and hand brakes, along with a new black bicycle helmet. Alex said, “I’m excited. Thank you.” Stevens added, “The generosity of the community has been amazing. His bike was from a thrift shop, and now he has a bike that he has always wanted.” For more information and updates as they are made available visit VoiceOfMuscatine. com. Photos by James Weston BBQ and Badges at Sunnybrook By Joel Kraushaar May 15 through May 21 is National Law Enforcement Week. Caitlyn Ryan, Marketing Director at Sunnybrook Assisted Living, wanted to do something to recognize the men and women of the Sheriff, Police, and Fire Departments. May is also national barbecue month, so on Wednesday, May 18 the staff of Sunnybrook welcomed all officers, deputies, and firefighters to enjoy a meal off the grill. Ryan said, “Our residents have all benefited from the work that these people do, so we wanted a chance to say thank you.” 95.1 FM “No matter where you go, you’ll always be a bobcat” Washington Elementary School 1973-2016 Last Students of Washington Elementary School 2016 Angelina Abonz Jovony Abonza Noel Abonza Dominic Adams Sydney Adams Jolet Aguirre Escobar Ey’Naya Apantenco Ey’Nelia Apantenco Ey’Nessa Apantenco Penelope Arciniega Shawn Ashbaugh Maxwell Awani Kodi Axtell Brayden Baars Silas Baars Mackenzie Baraks Dillon Barclay Isaac Barclay Dominic Barker Joseph Bear-Duran Noah Beason Stella Bender Mackenzie Black Michael Bonnichsen Arin Brand Korbin Brewer Jagger Brink Mitchell Brockert Haley Brokaw Gavin Brookhart Lincoln Brookhart Vaughn Brookhart Andres Brooks Anita Brooks Howard Brooks Chelsea Brown Jonathan Bucio Kendra Bueno Cesar Buenrostro Eva Buenrostro Vanessa Burk Jaley Burke Landon Burnell Caydn Caliger Alina Cardona Juliette Carmona Gabriela Carmona-Linares Mia Casillas Joseph Casteel Kayla Casteel Giovanni Castro Christopher Chavez Allison Cole Ellie Collins Miguel Corona Emily Cron Brianna Cross Troy Cross Erick Cruz Dillan Davis Ami Denyo Hailee Diaz Amerie Dirzo Brandon Dirzo Jaiden Dirzo Kiya Dixon Anthony Dominguez Catherine Duo Addison Eagle Isabelle Eagle Haylie Echevarria Chloe Edaburn Andrew Edwards Nevaeh Einfeldt Ethan Elder Teegen Elliott Kaidee Estrada Lilian Estrada Dylan Feagins Isrrael Flores Liliana Flores Mia Flores Zachary Flores Fernando Frausto Jimena Frausto Antonio Frye Evin Fuller Olivia Fullerton Anthony Garcia Orlando Garcia Hailey Garrison Whitney Gaucin Caleb Gault Kingsto Giovanazzi Colin Glynn Fiona Glynn Sunny Golden Jesus Gonzales Sopheara Gonzales Isabella Gonzalez Joziah Gonzalez Michael Goodson Kaiden Gordy Olivia Haller Phoenix Hammond Levi Harmon Logen Harmon Brendan Holladay Degan Holliday Melissa Holt Raenie Holt Jazmin Hooker Sebastian Hooker Emily Hopkins Katelyn Hopkins Madison Hopkins Owen Howell Michael Hurlbut Novalee Jara Ricardo Jara Jr Bryce Jennings Cayden Jennings Abigail Jones Arabella Jones Gabriel Jones Jonathan Joseph Logan Joseph Aleah Kemp Alexis Kemp Collin Kilburn Julie Kilburn Austin Knerr Damon Knight Grace Kreitner Lillyana Krueger Ulises Lagunas Landon LaPlant Brenda Leaver-Harland Isabella LeMaster Leslie Lemus Charles (Chale) Lewis Elsie Lewis Madyson Leza Pablo Liendo Camila Lobos Felipe Lobos Tyler Lowry William Maher Mercedes Mariani Emmanuel Marquez Horacio Marquez Thaddeus Marquez Alondra Martinez Darlyn Martinez Emilia Martinez Izabella Martinez Noel Martinez Daine Martz Devin Martz Armando Mata Jordan Mata Laizha Mata Rylee Matthews Aurora McBride Gracyn McClanahan Gaige McDowell Damien McKillip Zoey McKillip Jennifer Medley Camila Medrano Graciela Medrano Malena Medrano Samara Medrano Alesi Mendez Aidan Mendoza Angel Mendoza Caidee Messer Colton Messer Zuri Middagh Logan Miller Rogelio Molina Alyssa Moncivais Jazmine Moncivais Alissalyn Monroe Landon Montagna Jasmin Montes Jarely Montoya Billy Moore Edward Moore Brianna Muse Brooklynn Muse Haleigh Muse Adelynn Nagel Cielo Nunez Lucia Nunez Frye Angelica Orona Nathan Osborn Kahina Ourkhou Andrew Peirce Brooklyn Peniston D’Anna Peniston Jaydon Peniston Nadine Pesina Jacob Pewee Aubrianna Plank Carson Platt Elexi Rada Alexa Ramirez Dalia Ramirez Iliaz Ramirez Matthew Ramirez Tessa Ramirez Emma Ramos Zane Reed Amyrra Reid Rickey Reid-Owens Keelin Reinier Devyn Riley Noel Rincon-Willits Avak Robinson Lauren Robison Isabel Rodriguez Keily Roman Gabrielle Ross Lennon Ruffner Presley Ruffner Sarah Russell Angel Sanchez Tyler Sedam Liberty Smiley Caitlyn Snyder Matthew Sotelo Ashlynn Speck Austin Staley Brenden Steele Emma Steele Jeremiah Szymanski Alexis Taylor Ava Taylor Kamryn Taylor Reese Terlisner Broden Toborg Brayden Tordai Lexi Tordai Cameron Trevino Roberto Trevino Liam Truitt Tristan Valenzuela Yazmine Varela Ashley Vaye Zaye Vaye Alexia Verdinez Aubri Villalpando Halli Villalpando Kristin Wadden Katie Wagner Makaela Walker Delaney Wieskamp Jonas Wieskamp Rowan Wieskamp Alexis Wilder Landen Wilder Lillian Williams Rylee Williams Madyson Wyatt Jack Zaehringer Collin Zellmer Emma Zellmer Jaimie Caffery Kerri Conard Melissa Coss Denise Dirth Beth Elshoff Sandi Eversmeyer Marcy Gear Michelle Haller Leigh Anne Harris Jennifer Hexom Konnie Hurlbut Alexis Husko Katelyn Jacob Jackie Kilburn Trisha Latimer Faye Lindsey Belen Marquez Diane Mayer Day Alicia McCall Amanda McKillip Sarah Meyers Cheryl Middagh Megan Moellenbeck Brendan Nagel Deb Ortiz Maureen Paetz Sherry Porter Melissa Ramsey Amanda Raya Deb Reinier Amanda Roelfs Hayli Scheffler Pam Schellekens Nicole Scherrer Emily Schroeder Kalli Shelangoski Shelly Kopf-Sides Kathleen Siler Paige Sours Lorana Spitznogle Alyce Spoto Deborah Sulzberger Heidi Summitt Anita Valenzuela Brian Walthart Amanda Whaley Sarah Williams Christine Young Staff 2016 Once a Bobcat, Always a Bobcat! By Mary Mason As the school year drew to a close for the Muscatine Community School District, the end meant something a little different to the students, staff, and families of one elementary school. Washington School held an open house on May 19 to celebrate the impact that the school has had on the community in the past 43 years. Due to a declining enrollment trend over the past several years that is projected to continue for several more, Washington will close its doors at the end of the 20152016 school year. Principal Brian Walthart has been at Washington for six years. He explained how the ending of each year is bittersweet in its own way. Walthart says the open house was planned as a way to celebrate Washington and to help students and families focus on the fun and relationships that have come from being together in the building. Throughout the event, current and past students could be seen talking with faculty and staff from years past. The halls were lined with murals and posters proclaiming “Bobcat Pride,” “Bobcat Braniacs,” and “Once a Bobcat, always a Bobcat.” The open house event was organized by the Parent-Teacher Organization of Washington. According to Walthart, the PTO awards a scholarship every year to a Washington alum, and the PTO plans to continue the tradition even after the school shuts its doors. The hope is to continue to provide the scholarships though at least the current fifth-grade class’s graduation, and hopefully through all of the grades, down to current kindergarteners. Meals were served at the open house by Hy-Vee, with a portion of the proceeds going to the scholarship fund. Walthart says one of the traits of Washington that he will miss most is the feeling of family that has developed over the years. “I am amazed at the level of closeness that Photo by James Weston Marnee Acker Pollianna Adams Krista Aird Paul Ales Susan Allison Beckie Anderson Sarah Axtell Sonia Baars Kim Barnum Sara Bautista Kathrine Becker Casey Brennan there is amongst the families, and between the families and the staff. I am really going to miss that.” One testament to that closeness can be seen through the efforts of the PTO. While the bounce houses were open to the entire community in the evening, the students had a sneak peek. The large inflat- ables were on school grounds during the school day, allowing the children time to play and have fun. Walthart says it is all part of the PTO’s plan to emphasize good memories of the school. All current Washington faculty and staff, along with current students, wore matching shirts for the open house. The front of the shirts declared, “Once a bobcat, always a bobcat,” while the back showed a large pawprint. The shirts for the current Washington family were purchased by the PTO as part of the send-off. Though the decision to close the school was not a welcome one, Walthart says he knows how hard it was for the school board to make. He says that upon hearing the news, the general feeling among the teachers was to keep a positive attitude and keep an eye on the big picture. A time capsule was buried in 1998 to commemorate the 25 year anniversary of the school. Items from the capsule were on display at the open house. Included in the items from the capsule were crafts, pictures, and even a t-shirt. Other items suffered water damage while in the capsule. Students from Washington will attend Jefferson, McKinley, and Franklin elementary schools in the 2016-2017 school year. Visiting days have been held to help facilitate the process for the students. Photos by Mary Mason Muscatine contingent participates in Special Olympics By Joel Kraushaar Photo by Kasey Loconsole Front:Nolan Millls; Middle: Kevin Brockert, Addie Strong, Kim Ordway, Daniel Reecy, Jared Rathjen, Back: Nathan Paulsen, Deb Reddick, Travis Moss, Adam Rininger A group of athletes from Muscatine traveled to compete in the Special Olympics State Summer Games. Athletes:Tim Schlopkhol, Travis Frazier, Daniel Reecy, Kevin Brockert, Dick Vetter, Corey Leonhard, Travis Moss, Jerad Rathjen, Danielle Mally, David Ingersoll, Angela Collins, Zack Talbot, Tara Moore, Randy Tracy, Jeremy Drayfahl, Nikki Crossett, Mathew Trujillo, Kom Ordway, Chad Lenz, Bob Moore, Deb Reddick, Kaziah Solo- mon, Nathan Paulsen, Kris Twigg, Adie Strong, Jay Small, Lucas Hines, Alex Creamer, Greg Timmerman, Sharon Millage, Adam Rininger, Cal Brus, Viktor Lara, Ben Draves, Brady Cook, Sara Maurer, Shaylin Honts, Nolan Mills, Dray Keefe, Logan Keefe, Bill Keefe, Ryan Keefe, Rochelle LeCompte, Brookie Robison, Christopher Hilton, and Wendy Thompson all qualified to compete in a variety of events. The athletes competed in Track and Field, Swimming, Soccer, Bocce, Golf and more. Page A2 Local News Muscatine Y expansion phase 1 begins By Bret Olson Our Muscatine Community YMCA is making progress on its expansion plans! The only hiccup is that we still have a lot of money to raise. Beginning in August, you can expect to see a lot of changes at our Y. That’s because we’ve raised enough funds for Phase I of construction, and we’ve been planning for months (and in some ways even years) for this expansion. Phase I will include a new Kids’ Adventure Center, new Welcome Center, redesigned Teen Center, as well as new office space and meeting rooms at ground level. We’ll also be adding a second floor! All ex- ercise equipment and weights, cardio area, a new exercise classroom, and more will be located on a new upper level. We’re excited about all these new spaces, but it doesn’t end there. We’re at approximately 71% of our goal, and we still need to raise additional funds so we can execute Phase II and III of construction, which includes a new indoor flattened track suspended from the ceiling, new Youth Gymnasium, Family Locker Rooms, redesigned Indoor Cycling Room, and more! Many local businesses and supporters have been very generous and helped us raise 5.1 million dollars so far. To those supporters, we are very grateful. Now, we need our members and the community to step in and help us raise the rest of the money. Every amount helps and moves us one step closer to our goal. A lot of people think that their $10 or $20 dollar donation isn’t enough, and that’s simply not true. Don’t get me wrong; the $100 and $1,000 dollar donations are great, too, but even the coins under your car seat will help! We’ve made it very simple to make a donation. You can make a one-time gift, or you can set up a recurring payment on a credit card or out of a YMCA Summer Kids Club Wednesday, May 25, 2016 bank account. If you make a one time $10 donation, it will help. If you make a $10 donation every month for 12 months, that’s $120. Or if you commit to two years, that’s $240, and that makes an even bigger impact. Multiply that by 10 people and you can see how quickly it adds up when we all work together! We’re excited for our expansion because we know we can reach more people and make our community even better with these new spaces! We need everyone’s help. Will you please make a donation and help us grow? WE’RE EXPANDING AND WE NEED YOU! Visit our website at www.muscatiney.org Click the ‘DONATE’ or ‘Make a PLEDGE’ button. Please give today. NOW IS THE TIME! Muscatine Community YMCA YMCA Swim Lessons P ) 563 263 9996 YMCA 4th of July Picnic Gilda’s Club launches new program Beginning May 26, 2016, Gilda’s Club is offering four Intervention Groups of From Cancer to Health™, a program to help people recently diagnosed with cancer, including those undergoing treatment, to manage the stress of diagnosis and treatment. Funding for this program is made possible through a Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine grant. Led by Program Manager Kelly Hendershot, From Cancer to Health™ empowers people with cancer through six weekly group meetings designed to teach effective strategies and techniques to better cope throughout the cancer journey. Participants may choose one of four 6-week long Intervention Groups to attend: Intervention Group 1: Thursdays, May 26 – June 30, 2016, from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. at Muscatine Community YMCA, 1823 Logan Street, Muscatine, IA. Intervention Group 2: Thursdays, August 4 – September 8, 2016, from 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. at Muscatine Community YMCA, 1823 Logan Street, Muscatine, IA. Intervention Group 3: Thursdays, October 6 – November 10, 2016, from 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church, 401 Iowa Avenue, Muscatine, IA. Intervention Group 4: Thursdays, January 12 – February 16, 2017 from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. at Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, 1514 Isett Avenue, Muscatine, IA. “More than 1.5 million people will be diagnosed with cancer this year,” said Barbara L. Andersen, professor of psychology at The Ohio State University and lead developer of From Cancer to Health™. “People diagnosed with cancer feel a great deal of stress, and over time the stress can disrupt the healing process and a patient’s wellbeing.” Research shows that patients participating in a trial of From Cancer to Health™ demonstrated less stress. Participants developed stronger immune systems, experienced greater social support, kept healthier diets, and had fewer physical side effects from treatment. From Cancer to Health™ was designed by an expert panel of health psychologists at The Ohio State University through grants from the American Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute. 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From the lagoon at Weed Park or Discovery Pond, to Chicken Creek and the Mighty Mississippi, you can find some refreshment in the water. Whether it’s fishing, canoeing, kayaking, or just plain ol’ creek stomping, our area waterways can entertain your family for hours. Plus, get yourself, your teens, and your kiddos signed up for the Musser Public Library Summer Reading Program. This year’s sportsthemed program is sure to have your entire family reading for the fun of it. For more information, call the library at 263-3065. Whatever you do this summer, do it together and keep exploring! 922 Hancock St. Muscatine $30,000 1711 Houser St. Muscatine $169,900 245 W. Rochester Ave. Atalissa 106 Middle Rd. Muscatine 407 W. 8th St. Muscatine 1104 W. Wate St. Wilton 407 W. 2nd St. Muscatine 2900 Cedar St. Muscatine 402 Park Dr. Muscatine 410 W. 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Parents: Breanna & Oscar Perez Chaperone: Courtney Martin Sponsors: Linda & Juan Silva Tiffany Phillips, Aunt Jade Silva Aunt Tera & Uncle Jose Melendez Whiskey River Farms BAILEY OTHMER This year there will be 18 girls vying for the titles of Little Miss Muscatine, Miss Jr. Muscatine, Miss Pre-Teen Muscatine and Miss Jr. Teen Muscatine. Each finalist will receive a rhinestone tiara and trophy for participating in the pageant. The girls are judges in the categories of Private Interview, On Stage Interview, Poise and Appearance, and Personality. There are optional competitions that the girls can compete in as well. These include Talent, Sportswear, and Funkywear. Obituaries Page A4 Wednesday, May 25, 2016 For pending announcements, current service times and obituaries go to VoiceOfMuscatine.com Tim Mincks T i m Mincks, 60, of Columbus Junction, I o w a , passed away unexpectedly Thursday, May 12, 2016, at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City, surrounded by his family. Memorial Mass was held 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, May 17, 2016, at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Columbus Junction. Rev. Joseph Sia officiated. Inurnment will take place at a later date. Following the Mass, a time of food and fellowship will be held at the Louisa County Fair Grounds Youth Center. Visitation was held on Monday, May 16 at the Stacy-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services from 4 to 7:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established at the funeral home in Tim’s name. Online condolences may be left to the family at www. lewisfuneralhomes.com. Timothy Ernest Mincks was born April 22, 1956, in Davis County Hospital, Bloomfield, Iowa, the son of Jack and Louise (Parker) Mincks. On October 22, 1983. Tim was united in marriage to Lois Hargrafen in Ardon, Iowa. He graduated from Davis County High School in 1974, earned an Associate of Applied Science degree from MCC, a degree Robert Jones Robert E. Jones, 70, of Muscatine, passed away on Saturday, May 14, 2016, at the Great River Hospice House in Burlington. Funeral Mass was held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, May 19, 2016, at St. Mathias Church. A time of food and fellowship followed the Mass in Gannon Hall. Private burial will be at a later date. Visitation was held from 10 until 11 a.m. on Thursday, May 19, 2016, at the church. Memorials may be made to the Great River Hospice House or to a local Humane Society. The Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Online condolences: www.wittichfuneralhome.com Robert was born on December 28, 1945, in Muscatine, the son of Earl H. and in Feed and Fertilizer Marketing. and a General Agriculture degree with emphasis on business from Northeast Missouri State University. Tim worked at the Oakdale Correctional Facility for the past 10 years, retiring in July 2015. Prior to that, he owned and operated Mincks Agri Center in Columbus Junction for over 15 years. He also worked at Weber and Huston of Columbus Junction, Oakville Feed and Grain, and at the grain elevators in Crawfordsville and Wellman. Tim was a member of St. Joseph Church. He was an FFA Alumni member and 4-H leader of JCAB. He enjoyed being outdoors, fishing, traveling to 49 states, mowing the yard, watching westerns, and he especially loved going to his children’s sporting events and activities during their school years. Tim will be dearly missed by his wife, Lois of Columbus Junction; his children, Ann Mincks of Des Moines, Philip (Maureen) Mincks of Letts and Laura Mincks of Columbus Junction; grandson, Jackson Mincks; mother, Louise Mincks of Bloomfield; siblings, Jack J. (Brenda) Mincks of Mitchellville, Mary Russell of Bloomfield and Bob (Patricia) Mincks; and several nieces and nephews. Tim was preceded in death by his father, his maternal grandparents, Harry and Mary Parker and paternal grandparents, William (Ernie) and Vira Mincks. Katherine Meade Jones. He married Judy Titterington on December 28, 1968, at the St. Joseph Church in West Liberty. He worked for Muscatine Power and Water, Qwest, managed a Carhartt Clothing Store in West Burlington, and also had worked as a transportation manager for the railroad. He enjoyed refinishing furniture and loved working with wood. He also enjoyed caring for his loving pets. Those left to honor his memory include his wife, Judy Jones of Muscatine; several cousins including Sue and Terry Loeschen of Virginia, Bob and Lee Meade of Oxford, and Mary Loeschen of Burlington; and special friends, Dick and Cherry Kaucher of Muscatine. He was preceded in death by his parents. Happy Time Preschool has been a fixture at Grace Lutheran Church for 42 years. However, beginning with the 20162017 school year, Happy Time will have a new home. The preschool will be partnering with Live, Laugh, Love Childcare Center, located at 1112 Fillmore in Muscatine. The childcare center will be a way for parents who are not able to provide transportation to and from school to place their children in a center onsite. Happy Time’s Natalie Lospiech says the preschool will still offer both three-year-old and four-year-old classes. The classes will be larger in size than the present classes. Currently, two four-year-old classes are held at a time, in two separate classrooms. The new facility will allow the classes to be combined. Due to this change, there will be an additional associate teacher in each class. Each class will have a main teacher and two associates. The preschool staff anticipates being completely out of the current location at Grace Lutheran church by the end of May. www.kriegers.com 1-800-358-4406 The quietly different dealer. Gilda’s Club continued from page 2 ing stress has on the health of people with cancer,” said Kelly Hendershot, Program Manager, Gilda’s Club. “We are proud to offer this much-needed, cutting-edge program to help people with cancer in Muscatine.” To learn more about From Cancer to Health™, contact Kelly Hendershot, 563-3267504, [email protected]. Gilda’s Club Quad Cities pro- Doug Wieland Doug Wieland, 53, of Riverside, passed away on F r i d a y, May 13, 2016, at his home. A Celebration of Life Gathering was held on Saturday, May 21, 2016, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Sorden-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services in Lone Tree. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the Iowa Wildlife Rehabilitators Program – Raptor Advocacy Rehab and Ed Group, 818 3rd Avenue, Iowa City, Iowa, 52240, or the Lone Tree Fire and Rescue in memory of Doug. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.lewisfuneralhomes.com. Douglas Joe Wieland was born on August 12, 1962, in Iowa City, the son of Robert Dwayne and Marjorie Nadine (Gentzler) Wieland. He was a 1980 graduate of Lone Tree High School. Doug worked in management in the food service industry and was a finish carpenter. He was a past member of the Lone Tree Fire and Rescue and was a registered Iowa Wildlife Rehabilitator. Doug enjoyed taking care of animals, looking for arrowheads and unique rocks, hunting, and fishing. Doug will be missed by his parents, Dwayne and Marjorie Wieland of Lone Tree; three brothers, Dick (Glennda) Wieland of Lone Tree, Mike (Martha) Wieland of Lone Tree and Steve (LuAnn) Wieland of Brooklyn, Iowa; and nieces and nephews. Doug was preceded in death by his grandparents. Memorialize your loved one. Contact us at 563-263-2442 or [email protected] 1931 Houser Street Muscatine, IA 52761 (563) 263-3314 [email protected] Services Celebration of Life Burial Services Cremation Services Permanent Memorializations Romona Welk Romona Coral Welk, 83, of West Liberty, passed away on Thursday, May 12, 2016, at Simpson Memorial Home. Funeral Service was held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 14, 2016, at the Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home. Reverend Darryl Erickson officiated. Casket bearers were Wayne Tompkins, Kevin Elsworth, Walter Major, Joe Imhoff, Tim Imhoff, and Harlan Jarr, Jr. Burial took place in Muscatine Memorial Park Cemetery. A time of food and fellowship followed the committal service at Grandview Community Bible Church. Visitation was held between 9 and 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 14, 2016, at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Grandview Community Bible Church. Online condolences:www. wittichfuneralhome.com. Romona was born on Jan- uary 23, 1933, in Moscow, the daughter of Clarence and Ruth Wilhelme Jarr. She married Vernon Robert Welk on January 22, 1956, in Muscatine. He preceded her in death on September 4, 2001. She was a farm wife and homemaker on the family farm. She had been a member of Zion Lutheran Church in Muscatine and also Grandview Community Bible Church. She enjoyed sewing and spending time with her family. Those left to honor her memory include a daughter, Cinda L. Welk of West Liberty; two sisters, Juanita Wagg and husband, Charles, of Muscatine, and Lorraine Skipton of Wilton; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; three brothers, Donald, LaVerne, and Harlan Jarr; and three sisters, Roberta Jarr, Leona Fowler, and Odetta Freeborn. We are honored to commemorate your loved one in our “Celebration of Remembrance”. Please call 563-263-8842, if you will be attending, and would like the name of your family member added to our roll call. Cordially invites you to join us for Memorial Day Services on Monday, May 30, 2016 at 9:00 a.m. A future of Live, Laugh, Love for Happy Time By Mary Mason Mark L. Sojka, 61, of Lone T r e e , I o w a , passed away on Thursday, May 12, 2016, at his home in Lone Tree. A Celebration of Life was held from 4 to 7 p.m. on Monday, May 16 at the Sorden-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services in Lone Tree. Cremation rites will be facilitated by the FCS Life Transition and Cremation Center, located within Muscatine Memorial Park Cemetery. A memorial fund has been established at the funeral home in memory of Mark. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www. lewisfuneralhomes.com. Mark Linn Sojka was born on March 31, 1955, in Riverside, Iowa, the son of George and Lucille (Simon) Sojka. Mark was a 1973 graduate of Highland High School. On October 1, 1983, Mark was united in marriage to Sheri Keeler in Lone Tree. He worked at RM Bogg as a refrigerator fitter. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and was a member of Pheasants Forever, the V.F.W. Men’s Auxiliary, and the Sons of American Veterans in Richmond. Mark will be missed by his wife, Sheri, of Lone Tree; his children, Corey (Allyson) Sojka of Riverside and Kayla Sojka of LaCrosse, WI; three grandsons, Kaden, Axel and Reiker Sojka; brother, Jay (Linda) Sojka of Lone Tree; and mother-in-law, Sharon Keeler of Riverside. Mark was preceded in death by his parents and grandparents. The Staff of Muscatine Memorial Park Cemetery and Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services The program will be held rain or shine at the Life Transition and Cremation Center in Memorial Park Cemetery. A limited number of seats will be available, lawn chairs are welcome. Mark Sojka vides support, education and hope to all people affected by cancer. As a Cancer Support Community affiliate, we are part of the largest employer of psychosocial oncology mental health professionals in the United States. Our global network brings the highest quality cancer support to the millions of people touched by cancer. Deep Lakes Park Local Information VoiceOfMuscatine.com Page A5 Community Calendar sponsored by Kent Corporation and GPC Wednesday May 25 minutes. 6th grade Healthy Living Day When:05/25/2016 all-day Where:YMCA JAMMERS perform at Graduation When:05/25/2016 all-day Where:Colorado Elementary 5th Grade Graduation When: 05/25/2016 Where: Colorado Elementary Ukulele Lesson When:05/25/2016 @ 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Where:Musser Public Library , 304 Iowa Ave Ukulele lesson (last one of the season) Thursday May 26 8th grade Graduation Where: Central Middle School Muscatine County Recorder’s Office Closed When:05/25/2016 all-day Where:Muscatine The Muscatine County Recorder’s Office will be closed on Wednesday, May 25, 2016. The office personnel will be attending mandatory vital records training in Des Moines. If you have any questions or need further assistancein this matter, please contact our office. 563-263-774. Now Is The Time When:05/25/2016 @ 12:00 p.m. Where:Muscatine YMCA, 1823 Logan St, Muscatine We’ve added more chances for you to learn about our expansion! We’re moving forward with our expansion plans, and we want to share our excitement with you. Please join usfor one of our upcoming Expansion Information Meetings. All meetings will be held at the Muscatine Community YMCA in the parlor and will last approximately 30-45 FIELD DAY Where: Colorado Elementary Overeaters Anonymous When:05/26/2016 @ 6:45 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. Where:Musser Public Library, 304 Iowa Ave, Muscatine No matter what your problem with food — compulsive overeating, under-eating, food addiction, anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, or overexercising — we have a solution. 4 5 6 7 8 by Margie E. Burke 9 10 15 16 17 18 19 21 24 27 28 22 36 40 45 57 34 39 52 55 59 60 61 64 65 68 69 70 71 72 73 ACROSS 1 Lion's share 5 Kings and queens 10 Bit of choreography 14 Who follower 15 On the ball 16 Burn 17 Antitoxins 18 Bull session? 19 Halo, e.g. 20 Madison Square Garden, e.g. 22 Naive 24 Greta Garbo, for one 26 Pan, e.g. 27 Lay eyes on 30 Prepare to swallow 32 Aviary sound 35 Joie de vivre 36 Gross 38 Tomato blight 40 Uncertainty 42 Skunk 44 It's handed down 45 Peony part 47 Tea maker 48 Kind of blanket 49 Can't stomach 51 Chemical cousin 53 Cheat 33 47 51 54 58 13 43 46 50 53 56 32 38 42 44 49 31 37 41 48 12 26 30 35 11 23 25 29 MPW Board Meeting When:05/31/2016 @ 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Where:Muscatine Power, 3205 Cedar St, Muscatine The Board of Water, Electric, and Communications Tuesday May 31 meets on the last Tuesday of every month, except DeOn Your Mark, Get Set… cember, when the meeting Read! may be rescheduled to a When:05/31/2016 – different evening. Meetings 08/16/2016 all-day are held in the board room Where:Musser Public ofMPW and are open to Library, 304 Iowa Ave, the public. Muscatine Optimist Club InformationOn Your Mark, Get Set, al Meeting Read! This is the name of this year’s Summer Reading When:05/31/2016 @ 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Program – and Musser Where:Musser Public Public Library invites you Library, 304 Iowa Ave, to step up to the starting Muscatine line, beginning Saturday, Optimist International is May 21. a worldwide volunteer organization made up of more than 2,500 local clubs whose members work each day to make the future brighter by bringing out the best in children, in their communities,and in themselves. Water, Electric & Communications Trustees When:05/31/2016 @ 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Where:Muscatine Power & Water, 3205 Cedar St., Muscatine Meetings are at 7 p.m. on thelast tuesday of the month at Muscatine Power & Water. 3205 Cedar Street, Muscatine. Edited by Margie E. Burke Difficulty : Medium Bloomington-Muscatine Friends Pancake Breakfast and Bake Sale When:05/28/2016 @ 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Where:Bloomington Church, 2698 180th St, Muscatine 14 20 Wapello VFW will be holding a Trivia Night on May 28th, 2016 @ 7:00 p.m. 8 Person team. Preregistration is not required. Saturday May 28 The Weekly Crossword 3 Trivia Night When:05/28/2016 @ 7:00 p.m. Where:Briggs Civic Center, 317 N Water St, Wapello POOL DAY When: 05/27/2016 @ 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Where: Colorado Elementary Week of 5/23/16 - 5/29/16 2 Farmers’ Market When:05/28/2016 @ 7:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Where:Cedar St & E 3rd St, Muscatine Farmers’ Market and Live Music Friday May 27 Sunday School - 9:15 a.m. Sunday Morning Worship - 10:30 a.m. Rosa de Saron Church Services 2400 Hershey Ave. 2:30 p.m.—6:00 p.m. Muscatine, Iowa Here and Now Youth Group 563-263-7489 5:00 p.m.—6:45 p.m. [email protected] Evening Worship - 6:00 p.m. 1 Located on Highway 38 and 180th St., next to Muscatine Municipal Golf Course. A handicapped entrance is available. Pancakes served will include plain, blueberry, apple, banana, apple nut, and banana nut. 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Each Last word of "America, the Beautiful" Tasting like wild meat Arrive, as darkness Cakewalk Like some twins Sandwich fish Astringent substance Bright thought Picnic staple Auction off Epilogue Copyright 2016 by The Puzzle Syndicate HOW TO SOLVE: Better jobs. Higher pay. Week of 5/16/16 - 5/22/16 Answers to last week’s puzzles: Solution to Sudoku: Solution to Crossword: G I D D Y A G R E E B L O W A F E D U G E S O B E S W A P S H A L E P U R G E B Y O O O L K R E R C E T A I S L O I N N E A R A B I I D N E N B P O A N W E C S H P I A N M A M I S N A M E I L L A T E A S C E R E D A R T A O N R K D E E P G O B A L L I S T I C A L I B I S I T U P P O E T C D A U T F U L E N O R Y A O N E S P T E L A W E S O R E A R O M A V I S O R E M E R Y Bank Management $40-50k Customer Svc Management $13+/hr Electrical Engineering $75+/hr Entry Mechanical Engineer $37k Electro-Mechanic $15-20/hr Industrial Maintenance $22/hr Edited by Margie E. Burke Difficulty : Easy 67 Copyright 2016 by The Puzzle Syndicate Open interview information on Facebook 109 Lake Park Blvd 563.262.8844 www.teamssi.com Copyright 2016 by The Puzzle Syndicate HOW TO SOLVE: Unity Point Health Trinity Muscatine Human Resources 1518 Mulberry Ave, Muscatine, IA 52761 (563) 264-9583 Registered Nurse X-Ray/Echo Tech Clinical Nurse Quality Assurance Coordinator-Lab Patient Access Associate Care Coordinator Medical Technologist Environmental Services Aide Sleep Lab Tech Memorial Day refuse collection and recycling hours In observance of Memorial Day, the hours and schedules for the Muscatine Recycling Center and Transfer Station, Refuse Collection and Curbside Recycling Collection will be: Muscatine Recycling Center and Transfer Station and ComCurbside Recycling for the City of Muscatine’s Route B is as post Site hours: follows: • Saturday, May 28 - Transfer Station: 8:00 a.m. - noon • Monday, May 30 – No Collection • Compost Site: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. • Tuesday, May 31– Monday Route to Sudoku: •Solution Sunday, May 29 - Transfer Station: CLOSED • Wednesday, June 1 – Tuesday Route • Compost Site : noon- 6:00 p.m. • Thursday, June 2 – Wednesday Route • - Transfer Station and Compost • Friday, June 3 – Thursday Route Monday, May 30 Site: CLOSED • Saturday, June 4 – Friday Route Refuse Collection fortheCity of Muscatine and Fruitland will Please contact the Transfer Station with any questions at 563not take place on Monday, May 30. All Monday and Tuesday 263-9689. will be collected onTuesday, routes May 31. Student Life Page A6 A song of determination By Mary Mason At the Central Middle School orchestra concert on May 17, families of orchestra students were treated to a special show. Listed in the program between composers Larry Clark and Richard Meyer was the name Zane Brockert. Zane is a sixth-grade student at CMS who plays the viola in the orchestra and percussion in the band. He composed the price to accompany a story that he is writing. Zane says he began working on the story in November, outside of school. When completed, the book will be a fantasy about three individuals defying a cruel leader in a dystopian society. Orchestra teacher Jessica Blanchard says she was not aware that Zane was working on the music until he brought the pages into class. Zane wrote the entire piece, including music for four sections: the violin, the viola, the cello, and the bass. Blanchard says this can be a challenge because each instrument has a different range of notes. Zane first wrote the music for his viola and a piano, recording one section to play back so he could listen to the sections together. He explains that he bought a program to assist in the process. and excited to give it a try. Blanchard says that overall, there were minimal changes that needed to be made to correct small timing errors and basic troubleshooting. While Blanchard says she has had students write pieces Wednesday, May 25, 2016 Educational summer STEM camps Summer Camps for 1st to 3rd Graders Does your 1st through 3rdgrader like to get messy and have fun? Do they love to conduct hands-on experiments, explore the world of scientists, and have fun while learning? Do they like to look at insects and spiders which are all around us? Do they like to make insect habitat chambers and learn through exploration? If so, then these camps are just right for them! BUGS! A CREEPY CRAWLY ADVENTURE STEM camp will be held June 20 through June 24 (register by June 15, 2016) from 1:00to 4:00p.m. daily. A light snack will be served. During this camp, youth will get a chance to look closer at insects and spiders which are all around us. They will make an insect habitat and metamorphosis chamber in this creepy, crawly camp. They will learn through exploration and experimentation. SLIMY, GOOEY, GROSS STEM camp will be held August 8 through August 12 (register by August 3) from 9:00a.m. to 12:00p.m. daily. A light snack will be served. During this camp, youth will get a chance to look at different aspects of basic science principles. They will learn the work of scientists and will see the aspects of performing experiments. Purple & Gold Trivia CMS orchestra teacher Jessica Blanchard with sixth grader Zane Brockert Zane says the most difficult part was learning to read the bass and treble clefs, which he was not used to doing. Blanchard says Zane brought in copies of the music for the sixth grade to play. All the students in the class were very receptive They will also be able to relate to the work of scientists by doing hands-on and meaningful activities based on the theme of the camp. Register today, as space is limited! Registration fee is $30 for 4-H Clover Kids and $45 for non 4-H members per attendee. Both camps will be held at the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Muscatine County office, 1514 Isett Avenue, Muscatine. Payment must be received at time of registration to secure a spot. Please call (563) 263-5701 for more information or visit www.extension.iastate.edu/ Muscatine to print off a registration form. Who hold the Muskie baseball record for Home Runs in one game?Answer, go to in the past, she adds, “This is one of the best, and he did it with virtually no help.” Zane announced his piece, named “Fight for Freedom,” prior to the orchestra’s playing it, and the piece received resounding applause upon completion. www.VoiceOfMuscatine.com Larkin Chapman finishes outstanding MHS career at the 2016 state track meet Monsanto Presents: Ag Students of the Week Buy 1 large pizza at menu price; get a medium 1 topping for 25 cents Located inside West Side Store 2201 Houser Street, Muscatine - (563) 263-7214 30% OFF Regular Priced Items excluding Jag Jeans, Renaur & Slimsation Pants 563.288.0770 200 W. 2nd St. Pearl Plaza Downtown Muscatine Mon-Fri 10-5:30; Sat 9-4 Attention: new tennis players! The Great River Tennis Association is looking for tennis players new to the sport who want to have consistent match play opportunities this summer. The Muscatine Industrial Tennis League plays matches on Tuesday evenings beginning June 7. The captains of this league are actively re- Muscatine School Lunch Calendar Sponsored by Creating Beautiful Healthy Smiles 2011 Houser Street, Muscatine Iowa | 563-263-9082 Wednesday, May 25 Breakfast: Cold cereal with toast or toast with assorted toppings Lunch: Mozzarella pizza sticks or Hot dog Must pick 1- May pick up to 3 Green beans Marinara sauce Fruit juice choices Assorted fruit Thursday, May 26 Breakfast: Cold cereal with toast or toast with assorted toppings Summer feeding program coming June 6 Lunch: Pizza or Deli sub Must pick 1- may pick up to 3 Managers choice hot vegetable Assorted fresh vegetables Fruit juice choices Assorted fruit Breakfast: 100% Juice, 1% White & Chocolate Skim Milk Offered Daily. Lunch: Offered daily: 1% White & Chocolate Skim Milk, CMS & WMS- additional varieties of fruit & vegetable selections available. Extra/Snack Milk: extras, with a sack lunch from home and/or kindergarten or class snack milk are .55 for each carton for everyone. *ALERT: when peanut butter is served, sunflower butter will be offered at Elementary Allergen schools. Please contact Alisha Eggers at (563)263-7223 or [email protected] with comments or concerns. No Dental Insurance? Call now to learn about a Dental Savings Plan to keep your family covered. •Cleanings for your child/family •Emergencies included 563-607-5434 •Low monthly cost cruiting tennis players new to the game to play in their Match #5 meetings each of these nights. The goal of Match #5 is to: •provide match play opportunities for new players to the sport •play at a beginner skill level •facilitate cooperative play with the goal of developing tennis skills in a more social setting and less competitive venue. If you or someone you know is interested in this tennis play opportunity, please contact the League Director, Cindy Klebe, at 563-506-5901. Or email [email protected] to get placed on a team or to ask any question you may have. Tiffany Tomlin, Alyssa Scholz, Summer Neece, Taylor Crane Congratulations today to the Muscatine FFA horse judging teams, which was held in Iowa Falls at the Ellsworth Equine Center. The high school team was 2nd in reasons/questions, 1st in halter and is the reserve state champion team! Tiffany Tomlin won reasons and is the individual state champion! The team had to evaluated 6 different classes, talk 2 sets of oral reasons and also do a horse tack id and a problem solving test. FRIENDLY LOCAL SERVICE. Serving the ALL OF MUSCAtine COUntY AreA. nO eqUipMent tO BUY. nO StArt-Up COStS. prOFeSSiOnAL inStALLAtiOn inCLUded (in up to 4 rooms). LOCAL ChAnneLS inCLUded in over 99% of the u.s. (eligibility based on Zip code.) STAR COMMUNICATIONS 225 E. 2ND ST. 563-263-5576 GEN. DIRECTV SVC TERMS: Subject to Equipment Lease Agreement and Customer Agreement. 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If you don’t use it for a long p Come help of time, remove thecelebrate battery. 63 years of marriage! • Battery contacts should be cleaned May 27, 2016 regularly. Use cotton 5:30a- 8:00 p.m.swab, taking c 104 Sand Run to bend the contacts. Road Dirty battery co Fruitland, Iowa can cause improper device function. Relay for Life ceremony to honor cancer survivors and remember those lost circle the track, surrounded by friends and family cheering them on. The American Cancer Society combines an unyielding passion with a century of experience to save lives and end suffering from cancer. As a global grassroots force of more than three million volunteers, the Society helps people stay well by preventing cancer or detecting it early; by helping people get well during and after a cancer diagnosis; by finding cures through investment in groundbreaking discovery; and by fighting back by rallying lawmakers to pass laws to defeat cancer and by rallying communities worldwide to join the fight. To learn more or to get help, call 1-800-2272345 or visit cancer.org. More Mercy in Your Neighborhood When you have concerns, when you have questions, Mercy providers are in your community, close to home. And their priority is you—your treatment, your comfort, your peace of mind. They will get to know you, and we hope that you will get to know them, too. Please meet the newest member of your Mercy community team. Dmitriy Acherkan, MD Dr. Acherkan has been helping people get better for over 25 years. And, with his expertise in family medicine, he’s looking forward to helping many more at Mercy Family Medicine of Muscatine and Mercy Family Medicine of West Liberty. He is currently accepting new patients, and same-day appointments are available. Get to Know Dr. Acherkan ■■ Education: Moscow School of Medicine and Dentistry in Russia ■■ Residency: Cedar Rapids Medical Education Foundation ■■ Board Certified: American Board of Family Medicine ■■ ■■ Loves: Family and preventative medicine, especially encouraging healthy lifestyles Off-hours: Camping and kayaking Make an Appointment Mercy Family Medicine of Muscatine 2104 Cedarwood Drive, Suite 102 Muscatine, IA 52761 Phone: 563-263-0515 Mercy Family Medicine of West Liberty 1401 Crees Street West Liberty, IA 52776 Phone: 319-627-2131 Fruitland Rd • Remove earwax from your hearing ai X to prevent temporary malfunction or permanent damage. Invest Local Contact Hearing H Hearing Healthcare Center schedule you reduction program is a new program that helps reduce hearing aid costs for those who Jason and Tiffany Flynn qualify. Jason says, “We are opened their clinic, Hearing hopeful this new program will theaidhearing impaired no HealthCare of Muscatine, in help • Handle your hearing with care. September 2015. They felt that matter how limited their budStore your hearing aid in a safe place that’s a full-time hearing•clinic was an unmet need in this community, confirmed by •the people they talked to who “didn’t like the inconvenience •of driving out of town”. According to Jason, the fact that the “people of Muscatine • and great appreciate hard work service” makes Muscatine a great town for a business, unlike many larger communities. The Flynns and • their two children are committed to the community of Muscatine and to helping it flourish by living, working, and investing locally. Hearing HealthCare is a full-service hearing clinic. They offer a variety of services, including full hearing examinations, video ear checks, wax removal systems, and hearing aids, repairs, and batteries. Evening and weekend appointments are also available, for those who work or are busy during weekdays. The MuscatineHears! cost Contributed by The Greater Muscatine Chamber of Commerce and Industry Saturday May 28th 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Free 5320 Corporate Park Dr. Davenport get”. Hearing HealthCare’s hours are from 9 to 5 on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, and by appointment on Tuesdays and your Fridays. • Clean hearing aid using the small Call Tod How To Care For Your Hearing Aids Hearing He brush or the soft cloth that came with it. Never insert tools into the sound outlet. M ( © 2015 Starkey. All Rights Reserved. 11/15 40878-15 Trinity Muscatine expands ultrasound capabilities Trinity Muscatine has expanded its ultrasound department capabilities with the addition of two new full-time board-certified ultrasound technologists. As a result, the hospital now can offer ultrasound services Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The staff in Muscatine will work in coordination with the staff in the Quad Cities to assure ongoing training and competencies. In addition, Trinity Muscatine is offering same-day biopsies and procedures that are overseen by either one of the two ultrasound technologists and an onsite radiologist. Trinity Muscatine features new equipment, renovated rooms, onsite surgery, and an emergency department with access to OB providers and surgeons as needed. Call (563) 264-9384 to schedule an appointment. 1 5/12/16 Launch party3.qxp_Layout Muscatine Blues Legend Ernie Peniston Live at Wiebler’s Harley Davidson Summerfield Blve battled cancer. It is a beautiful sight when all the bags with candles are illuminated around the track,” said Amy Truesdale-Sosa, Luminaria Committee Lead. “The Luminaria Ceremony is a moving way to remember loved ones lost to cancer and to pay tribute to cancer survivors.” Relay for Life celebrates people who have battled cancer, remembers loved ones lost, and provides participants with an opportunity to fight back against the disease, all aimed at furthering the American Cancer Society’s vision of a world with less cancer and more birthdays. Prior to the Luminaria Ceremony, an Opening Ceremony will be held at 6:00 p.m., immediately followed by the Survivors Lap in which survivors Sand Run Rd The American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life of Muscatine County will be held on Friday, June 3, 2016, from 5 p.m. to midnight at Muscatine High School. A special Luminaria Ceremony will be held to remember those lost to cancer and to honor those who have survived. Luminaria will be lit at Muscatine High School on Friday, June 3 at dusk, approximately 9:15 p.m., to represent these individuals. Anyone desiring to make a luminaria donation may do so by visiting the Muscatine County Relay for Life event on June 3. Each luminaria is a suggested $5 donation, and an additional $5 if you would like to have your luminaria bags beautifully decorated for you. “Each luminaria represents the life of someone who has 11:54 AM Page 1 PREMIER JEWELRY & LOAN Store Opening CELEBRATION! Come to the store TODAY and enter to WIN! YPN keeps growing By Joel Kraushaar The Muscatine Young Professional Network celebrated their tenth anniversary earlier this year. The group’s mission is to create a place for young people to network and find other professionals in Muscatine who may be in a similar place in their life. The organization has several committees, including Community and Professional Development (CPD), Social, Membership, and Public Relations. Each committee serves a vital function. CPD is in charge of programming a lunch-and-learn series on topics ranging from real estate transactions to resumé development. The membership committee oversees recruitment and member relations, while PR is the communications voice of the organization. The social committee is in charge of one of the more popular YPN events, Third Thursday. The Third Thursday events are designed to be a fun, social get-together where the organization programs announcements so that the members know what is going on in the organization and in town, but there is also a fun mixer activity to encourage camaraderie and social networking. This past week, the May Third Thursday took place at the Missippi Brew for their annual bean bags tournament in The Brew’s beer garden. Seth Munier of Bridgestone Bandag and Ruhl and Ruhl Realty, who serves as the chairperson of the social committee, said, “These events are important because it is a fun, relaxed way for YPN members to hang out and have some fun.” YPN identified that these structured, activity-based events are great, but at 7:30 the event ends. YPN has now decided to begin a program called Third Thursday: After Dark. This program is an organized way for folks to continue networking throughout the evening in a more relaxed and less structured setting. “It will be a way for us to get together and play cards or do something else without the structure of the Third Thursday meeting. Everyone will already be together, so it’s a way to get some more participation,” Munier said. In June, YPN will host an intern mixer for all the summer interns who will be working at various industries in Muscatine. Spot Prizes iPad Air 2 (value $399) 16GB, WiFi, space gray. 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Republican Primary June 7, 2016 ! e t o V Paid for by Committee to Elect Gary Carlson Now, if you remember, we left off with your bluegill baited and in the water. I usually have about five feet of line on the ditty pole, just in case I get into a step-bank situation where I need more line to get to the water. I normally like my bait to be just barely under the surface, depending on whether the river is rising or falling. I know some guys like to submerge their live bait with a weight. I’m not saying that is wrong, but I feel the bait will get complacent and not swim around, causing a commotion and calling attention to itself. So I take the excess line and wrap it around the top of the ditty pole until I get the bait hanging right where I want it. Now let’s talk about the rules, according to Iowa DNR, about ditty poles. A licensed angler is only allowed five poles with no more than two hooks per line. A tag, visible somewhere or legibly written on the pole itself, must contain your name, address, and phone number. Ditty poles cannot be in the same location for more than a 24-hour period. Here’s the important one that gets anglers into trouble. It is legal to use any legal fish, caught by legal means, as bait. Yes, you could use a 16-inch bass for bait. Why you would is a different story. Here is the kicker: the bait needs to be caught out of the same body of water your ditty pole is in. You cannot take a bucket full of bluegill from Discovery Park and transport them to use as bait on the Cedar River or any other body of water. Back to fishing. Like I said, I like to go around dusk. I start downriver, looking for spots to place my poles: bends, log jams, mouth of creeks, just about any place I figure a big old catfish will swim into looking for a meal. Once I get the last pole baited and in place, I kill the motor and let the current drift me back downstream until I get to my first pole. Depending on the time of year and how far apart I spread my poles from one another, it should be getting dark by this time. I take a flashlight and shine it on the pole to check for any movement. Believe me, you will know if there is something on it. It takes a pretty good-sized fish to make a ¾-inch PVC pole dance. Here is the fun part. While the pole is banging away in the dark, I pull up beside it and gently lower my net under the fish before I grab the line. I have lost many a big catfish by getting too anxious. Lo and behold, you’ve got a monster. I’ve caught lots of monster catfish this way. Have fun and enjoy! Jerry’s Outdoors Show heard Friday mornings at 10 a.m. exclusively on KWPC AM 860 and 95.1 FM Derby day The Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine held a Derby Day Fundraiser on May 7, 2016. Attendees were awarded prizes for Best Hat and Best Derby Attire, and they watched a livestream of the Kentucky Derby. Helen Howe won the grand prize of the fundraiser when her horse (#13 - Nyquist) won the Kentucky Derby. Contributions were raised for supporting non-profit services in Muscatine County. For more information about the Community Foundation, and more Derby Day photos, visit muscatinecommunityfoundation.org Photos contributed by the Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine Watching the Kentucky Derby Muscatine Community School District Superintendant, Dr. Jerry Riibe & Jody Riibe Diana Gradert - Helen Howe Bob & JoAnn Jensen 563.370.8217 [email protected] taste grilling Sat 11am - 4pm OF Fri 3-7pm Prices Effective Friday, May 27 thru Saturday, May 28, 2016 While supplies last. 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