Wednesday, December 16, 2015

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Birdnow and Lions
Club host Christmas
decorating contest
Birdnow Chevrolet and
the Lions Club are having a
Christmas decoration contest.
Anyone who would like to
participate has until December
21, 2015 to get their house
decked out in festive fashion.
Judging will occur the week of
December 21st.
Osborne offers
survival skills
workshop
Osborne Nature Center
Clayton County Conservation
will hold a primitive skills
workshop from 3:30 – 5:00
PM Wednesday, December
30th at the Osborne Nature
Center. “Dressed Well and
Unafraid” will give participants
an opportunity to grow their
survival skills heading into the
new year by learning primitive
methods for fire building, shelter
making, and acquiring food.
This workshop will offer
not only practical skills, but a
chance to reconnect with our
shared history by learning
how humans have survived
Iowa’s unforgiving winters for
thousands of years.
The free program will take
place outside, so attendees
should dress accordingly. We
will cancel in the event of overly
hazardous weather.
The Osborne Center is
located on Highway 13, ten
miles north of Strawberry Point
or five miles south of Elkader.
The center is open from 8:00am
to 4:00pm, Monday-Saturday.
Please call 563-245-1516 for
more information or visit www.
claytoncountyconservation.org.
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VOLUME
Veterans Memorial Hospital
in Waukon will be offering
special Christmas Weekend
Clinics on Friday, December
25, from 1-5 p.m. and again on
Friday, January 1, from 1-5 p.m.
Weekend Clinics are held
every Saturday and Sunday
year-round at Veterans
Memorial Hospital for nonemergencies and help save
families the cost of regular
emergency room fees on the
weekends when the other local
clinics are closed.
Anyone needing to utilize
these special weekend clinics
over the holiday is asked to
enter the hospital through the
main entrance and register
with the receptionist. Walkins are welcome. For more
information, please call
Veterans Memorial Hospital at
(563) 568-3411.
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Annual Holiday Train stop collects 4,861 pounds of food
JASON LOPER
OUTLOOK EDITOR
When the Canadian Pacific
Holiday Train pulled into Marquette
for its annual visit on Tuesday,
December 8, a rather sizable crowed
was waiting to greet it. With a
temperature in the upper 40’s and
nary a snowflake in sight, it was
a perfect evening to get into the
holiday spirit, and that certainly
showed in the number of people
who gathered on Water Street for
the event.
The crowd started gathering
early this year. With the train
scheduled to arrive at 5:00 p.m.,
the Water Street levy was already
filling up with onlookers by 4:00.
Those who gathered under the pink
sunset were entertained by carolers
and kept warm with hot chocolate
sold by MFL MarMac’s Dollars for
Scholars. The Holiday Train arrived as
scheduled, approaching from the
west and crossing 1st Street at
5:00 p.m. The brightly lit train first
positioned itself just north of the US
18 bridge and then “backed” into
position to rest with the engine near
the 1st Street curve on the north end
and the caboose parallel with Water
Street’s dead-end on the south.
When the stage car opened Kira
Isabella and Doc Walker
entertained the crowd with a
raucous holiday performance. As
the crowd gathered around the stage
attendees had the opportunity to
shoot selfies and portraits in front of
the 14 glowing train cars. This is one of only three stops
that the Holiday Train makes in
Iowa. The train had been in Mason
City on December 7 and then in
Charles City the morning before
it made its way to Marquette.
After departing from Marquette,
the train made its way to La
Crescent, Minnesota to continue its
fundraising trip across the northern
United States.
The Holiday Train’s stop in
Marquette netted 4,861 pounds of
non-perishable foods and $7,576.00
in monetary donations. All
donations collected at the Marquette
stop benefit the Clayton County
Food Shelf.
Jason Loper
It looks like Trilogy Partners
will have to go back to the drawing
board with their plans for the parcel
of land where Holiday Shores
Motel once stood in McGregor. The
Planning and Zoning Board did not
approve Trilogy Partner’s request
for the zoning change that would
allow the group to build a planned
condominium development on the
site.
The Planning and Zoning
board re-adjourned on Wednesday,
December 9, 2015, following a
week of deliberations after an initial
zoning meeting. Mike Jensen, an
engineer from IIW in Dubuque,
represented Trilogy Partners at the
meeting. Two of Trilogy Partners’
entities, Bruce and Lois Buchheit,
were also in attendance.
Jensen presented updated site
plans and answered questions
that were left unanswered at the
end of the November 30 meeting.
Jensen’s presentation included a
conceptual site plan that gave an
overview of the building’s design
and addressed questions about
potential flooding issues. This
conceptual plan indicated a 3-story,
18-unit condominium development
that would include a parking lot
with a minimum of 27 spaces.
Lois Buchheit reiterated that this
was merely a conceptual plan and
that Trilogy Partners has not yet
engaged in a design process that
would decide the ultimate size of
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Schultz Sign Company opens
in downtown Monona
Among the crowd of people who gathered in awe of the holiday
train, a couple stops to pose in front of the Canadian Pacific.
JASON LOPER
OUTLOOK EDITOR
Carolers sing out in holiday bliss during the festive events surrounding
the annual Holiday Train stop in McGregor.
McGregor zoning board denies zoning change request
Outlook editor
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THURSDAY
the building and condo units.
The lack of a commercial
element to the development was
the ultimate sticking point for
the zoning board. Zoning board
member Donna Staples stated, “I
have mixed feelings. I’m not saying
condos are right and I’m not saying
condos are wrong. But I’m also
thinking about the future of this
town and the community and we do
need something that creates revenue
to keep our chamber going for our
community. But I wish there could
be a plan in play to accommodate
both things.”
Board member Neil Dodgen also
questioned whether changing the
zoning of this property would open
up the area for further residential
development, “The question before
us is will we allow a zoning change?
My initial thought is I’d like to
keep the zoning the same. We set it
up that way for a reason,” Dodgen
said. “If we go ahead and change
the zoning that will open it up –
because projects do fail – that will
open up this whole area to other
things that could be put up without
any permission.”
Another board member, Sallee
Meuhlbauer, agreed that a mix
of residential and commercial
would better suit the needs of the
community. “I’m with Donna. If
you would be open to trying to do
two things and make it a win for
you and make it a win for the city,”
Meulbauer stated. She went on to
say, “I’m not saying I’m against
things that you want to do. I just
hope that we can come together
and that you’re open to other
suggestions that just the condos.”
The zoning board all agreed
that while the condo development
would be a nice addition to
the community, they could not
recommend the zoning change. As
board chairperson Larry Brummel
said, “The property that you own is
the diamond here in town. We want
to make sure that it’s developed for
the best use for both you and the
city.”
The zoning board took a brief
recess to come to final agreement
on their decision on zoning change.
Upon returning from recess Sallee
Muehlbauer read the following
motion: “I make a motion to deny
applicant’s request for a zoning
change. The board recommends
that the city council work with
the developers/owners to design
a mixed-use property to include
condominium ownership and
short-term lodging. Furthermore,
the board recommends that the
city council make a motion to add
planned unit developments as a
special exception in the W1 zoning
district.” The motion was seconded
by Neil Dodgen and approved by
the rest of the zoning board.
*Correction: In last week’s
article about the zoning board
meeting, we incorrectly stated
that Josie Davis asked how many
in the crowd were in favor of the
condo development. That question
should have been credited to Cathy
Corpian. We regret the error.
There’s one less empty storefront
in downtown Monona thanks to Ben
Schultz and his eponymous sign
business.
Shultz started renting the space
at 104 West Center Street in August
and spent the following few months
outfitting the former beauty salon
to fit his needs. Schultz pulled
up carpet, repainted some of the
walls and covered other walls
in tin sheets. “It’s cheaper to do
that than to paint,” Schultz said.
“I’m just going to start tinning
everything.” The tins walls give
the space a modern industrial look
and allows the light from the big
picture windows to bounce around
the space, giving it a brightness that
couldn’t be achieved with paint.
The move from Schultz’s home,
where his business had been based
for the past five years, and into
the storefront location was one of
necessity. As Schultz’s business
grew and he amassed more
equipment, he came to realize he
needed a new space for operations.
“You pretty much had to look over
the printer to see the TV in the
house,” Schultz said. The business
“took up the whole house. The vinyl
inventory took up one whole room.
We kind of just needed a shop.”
For now, the storefront is more of
a studio than a retail space. Schultz
does hope to keep retail hours in the
future but at this point he’s open by
appointment only. “My dad’s been
here a lot,” Schultz said, “because
I’m trying to get a bean bag board
inventory built up. And then he’s
built frames for our prints. He’s
usually here in the daytime. And
then I usually get here everyday by
2 or 3.”
Schultz is also busy dividing
his time between his full-time
job at Swiss Valley, where he
works nights, and his roster of
existing clients. Schultz creates
vinyl lettering, business signage,
automotive lettering, t-shirts, canvas
prints and more. Some of his wall
decal work can be seen at Creative
Enz Salon and Spa in McGregor.
Due to workload, Schultz says
to expect a grand opening some
time after the new year. Until then,
Schultz Sign Co. is available by
appointment.
Clayton County Farm Bureau honored
David Larson was presented
Clayton County’s Farm Bureau
recognition award at the Iowa Farm
Bureau Federation (IFBF) annual
meeting in Des Moines Dec. 1-2.
IFBF President Craig Hill, right,
made the presentation to Larson.
Clayton County Farm Bureau
received an outstanding designation
for its 2015 programs which help
further the story of agriculture to
new audiences through many areas
including policy development,
policy implementation,
communications, and strengthen the
county Farm Bureau.
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Soil & Water Conservation awards local farm families during annual awards banquet
The Clayton Soil & Water
Conservation District (SWCD)
honored the outstanding
conservation efforts of local farm
families during the annual awards
banquet held December 3, 2015
at FreedomBank in Elkader. This
year’s award winners showcase
a variety of conservation efforts,
and each recipient provides an
outstanding example of what we can
do to protect the natural resources
that we enjoy in northeast Iowa.
The local awards program is cosponsored by the Clayton County
Farm Bureau.
Travis Landt received the 2015
Owner-Operator Award for the
Clayton SWCD. His home farm
includes 175 acres in Wagner and
Monona townships in northwest
Clayton County. Over the last seven
years, Travis has implemented
a combination of structural and
management practices that reduce
soil erosion and nutrient loss from
his farm.
Travis is the third generation of
his family to own and operate their
farm. The enterprise also includes
several other tracts, most of which
are farmed with a corn/soybean
rotation. Travis first experimented
with a no-till planting system in
1995, and has since expanded it
to the majority of his crop acres.
Fertilizer useage is based on
improved technology. Application
rates are varied across fields based
on an intensive soil sampling
program.
Travis and his father Wayne
constructed terraces for the first
time in 2000. Their first terrace
project was completed without
cost share. Since 2007, the Landts
have constructed nearly two and
one half miles of new terraces
through the Silver Creek Watershed
Project. The terraces target steep
cropland slopes and form an
effective system of conservation
practices when combined with notill planting. As Travis has added
land to his farming operation, he
has continually looked for ways
to improve and protect his soil
resource.
Elmer & Theresa Bries, and
Jared Lenth were selected for
recognition in the Landlord/
Tenant Division for 2015. This
division highlights the cooperation
necessary to achieve the common
goal of conserving our natural
resources. The Bries farm includes
141 acres of cropland in Wagner
Township west of Farmersburg.
Jared and his father Jimmie have
leased the farm for several years.
The Bries farm reflects a long
standing conservation ethic. Elmer
constructed terraces on some of the
steeper slopes beginning in 1995.
By 2001, he had completed nearly
two miles of terraces. In 2012, the
Bries’ entered fourteen acres of
critical slopes on the farm into the
Conservation Reserve Program
(CRP). The CRP acres were seeded
to a mix of native grasses and
wildflowers, which protect shallow
soils and provide excellent cover for
wildlife.
Jared grows corn and soybeans
on the cropland acres. He maintains
the contour lines, waterways, and
terraces established by the Bries’,
and utilizes a reduced tillage
planting system. Corn and soybeans
are planted with a no-till systems
most years, however, some tillage
is performed for continuous corn
acres. The terraces, waterways, and
contours installed by the Bries’,
combined with the reduced tillage
system utilized by Jared have
created a very effective system of
conservation practices.
On September 24th, fortysix students from two local high
schools gathered at the Motor Mill
Historical site near Elkader for the
40th annual Clayton SWCD soil
judging contest. Participants judged
soil profiles, tested their pacing
ability, and flagged contour lines.
Individual and team winners were
recognized at this year’s awards
banquet.
Bernard Hanson served as a
Clayton SWCD Commissioner
Clayton County
Froelich U & I Club hosts Chrismas
Board of Supervisors Potluck at regular meeting
seeks applicants
Terms of several appointees
to various county boards and
commissions expire on December
31, 2015. County residents are
encouraged to apply to the Clayton
County Auditor’s office for
appointment. Application forms
can be found on the county website,
www.claytoncountyia.gov or at the
Clayton County Auditor’s Office,
Courthouse. Additional information,
including listing of the boards, is
available on the county website.
The Froelich U & I Club met
December 9th at the Monona
Museum for their Christmas
Potluck. After a delicious meal,
Carol Marting told about her
counted cross stitch items. She had
many beautiful Christmas items on
display.
Laurie Kast presented Jean
Smith with a pink elephant she
had made. This will add to Jean’s
collection of elephants which she
can enjoy as she is retiring from the
club after many years.
Marilyn Baade had some
Christmas games which made us
think of a lot of Christmas song
titles.
Those enjoying the day were:
Patty Buerger, Marilyn Baade, Jean
Smith, Carol Marting, Laurie Kast,
Joyce Hedeman, Suzanne Kaber,
Ellen Jones, and one guest, Arlene
Ferguson.
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name are presented to the top
individual soil judge and pacing
contest winners. Team members
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Vehicular accidents occur in the area
On December 7 at 6:27 a.m.
Jeffrey Geiger, 33, McGregor, was
traveling south on the Littleport
Road when he struck a deer. His
2004 Ford ranger sustained $1,500
in damages.
At 9:38 on December 5 Garret
Koch, 18, St. Olaf, was traveling
west on Highway 18 when he struck
a deer near the intersection of Eagle
Avenue. The 2000 Toyota he was
driving had $2,500 in damages.
Laurie Dirksen, 53, Elgin, was
driving on 200th St. near Eagle
Avenue on December 5 when she
struck a deer in the roadway at 6:27
p.m., causing $3,000 in damages to
her 2004 Ford.
At 6:08 p.m. James Feudner, 40,
Guttenberg, was traveling on the
Garber Road when he lost control
of his vehicle on the frost covered
roadway. His 2008 Ford f 150 went
into the dirch, causing $7,000 in
damages.
On December 5 at 11:18 a.m.
Larry Klein, 68, Elkader, was
driving on Highway 13 near 265th
St. when he struck a deer, causing
$3,000 in damages to his 2010
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Another December 5 accident
occurred at 5:15 a.m. when Hunter
Scheckler, 17, Prairie du Chien,
lost control of his vehicle on a frost
covered curve on Klein brewery
Road. His 1999 Ford explorer went
into the ditch, causing $7,000 in
damages.
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Garden View Events Calendar
Murphy Helwig
Library news
Wednesday, Dec. 16
10:00 Exercise
1:45 BINGO w/ Living Faith
6:30 St. Pat’s Catholic Carolers
Thursday, Dec. 17
8:30 Wellness Clinic
10:00 Cards Upstairs
1:30 Luth. Serv.
2:45 Exercise
Friday, Dec. 18
10:00 Exercise
1:00 Alex & Allyssa
Saturday, Dec. 19
1:30 Board Games upstairs
7:00 Lawr Welk & popcorn
Sunday, Dec. 20
2:30 NETFLIX MOVIE;
“Miracle of 34th Street”
6:00 Cub Scouts Caroling
The new Easy Reader additions
for December are When Santa Was
a Baby, by Linda Bailey; The Turnip,
by Jan Brett, in honor of Jim and
Carolyn Middendorf’s 50th Wedding
anniversary; The Not Very Merry
Pout-Pout Fish, by Deborah Diesen,
in memory of George Tusha and Brad
Berns; Frog on a Log, by Kes Gray,
Amelia Bedelia Talks Turkey, by
Herman Parish; How to Catch Santa,
by Jean Reagan; Bear Feels Sick, by
Karma Wilson, and Bear Stays Up for
Christmas, by Karma Wilson.
New to the Juvenile Fiction
collection this month are Magisterium
Book One, The Iron Trial, by Holly
Black; Bird and Squirrel On The
Edge, by James Burks; Diary of a
Wimpy Kid: Old School, by Jeff
Kinney; Magnus Chase and the Gods
of Asgard: The Sword of Summer, by
Rick Riordan; and Lockwood & Co:
The Hollow Boy, by Jonathan Stroud.
New Young Adult Fiction books
available this month are Finishing
School: Waistcoats & Weaponry,
by Gail Carriger; Confessions:
The Murder of an Angel, by James
Patterson; Michael Vey: Storm of
Lightning, by Richard Paul Evans;
and The Fianna Trilogy Book Two:
The Web, by Megan Chance.
New Non-Fiction books available
this month are Family Fun Boredom
Busters, by Deanna Cook; Speed
Machines: Snowmobiles, by Matt
Scheff, in memory of Karen Goettler;
Speed Machines: ATVs; by Matt
Scheff, in memory of Karen Goettler;
and Speed Machines: Speedboats,
by Matt Scheff, in memory of Karen
Goettler.
The new audio book available for
check-out this month is Friction, by
Sandra Brown.
New movies available for check
out this month are Iron Jawed Angels,
Paddington, Paul Blart Mall Cop 2,
Pitch Perfect, and Captain America:
The Winter Soldier.
9:00 Zookiness Video available each day in the Media Room
Monday, Dec. 21
10:00 Exercise
11:10 Bells
1:30 Birthday Bash
w/ Dave Poggenklaus
4:30 Catholic Service
Tuesday, Dec. 22
10:00 Cards Upstairs
1:30 Exercise
2:30 Tea and Talk
3:40 The Ruff Family
Wednesday, Dec. 23
Happy Birthday Sis Huinker!
10:00 Exercise
1:45 BINGO & Trivia
& tenant meeting
Thursday, Dec. 24
Christms Eve Day
10:00 Exercise
Great River Care Center activities
Wednesday, Dec. 16
Nat’l Chocolate Covered Day
Beauty Shop
9:00-Rise & Shine
10:00-Faith Ev. Free Church
2:30-Cards
6:00-FEFC Carolers
6:45-St. Mary’s Carolers
Thursday, Dec. 17
Nat’l Maple Syrup Day
9:00-Rise & Shine
10:00-PCA Kids Caroling
1:45-Thursday Matinee
3:30-Refreshing Colors
Friday, Dec. 18
Nat’l Christmas Sweater Day
9:00-Rise & Shine
9:30-Reading Group
12:00-Music w/Tom Baker
1:30-Bingo
2:30-Social Hour
Saturday, Dec. 19
Look for an Evergreen Day
7:00-Lawrence Welk on IPTV
Sunday, Dec. 20
Go Caroling Day
11:00-Mass on EWTN
Monday, Dec. 21
Hum Bug Day
9:00-Rise & Shine
10:30-Bible Study
1:30-Nails
2:30-Happy Hour
3:30-Memory Care/1:1’s
Tuesday, Dec. 22
Nat’l Date Nut Bread Day
9:00-Rise & Shine
10:30-Stocking Stuffer Game
2:30-Dingalings
7:30-Bingo
Wednesday, Dec. 23
Roots Day
9:00-Rise & Shine
10:30-Cooking Christmas Cookies
1:45-Wednesday Matinee
Thursday, Dec. 24
Happy Birthday David!
Christmas Eve
9:00-Rise & Shine
10:30-Cooking Christmas Cookies
3:00-Resident Christmas Party
Clayton County Church Directory
LUTHERAN
St. John Lutheran Church
PO Box 87, Farmersburg, IA
Wednesday, Dec. 16
9 am-3:30 pm SOTH
Giveaway 4 Kids
3 pm Confirmation Christmas
Party w/Pizza
6:30 pm Choir Practice
Thursday, Dec. 17
9 am-3:30 pm SOTH
Giveaway 4 Kids
1:30 pm Garden View
Worship and Communion
Sunday, Dec. 20
9 am Sunday School
10:30 am Sunday School
Christmas Program
Communion
7 pm Candlelight Worship and
Communion @ Good Sam
Monday, Dec. 21
Newsletter Deadline
Thursday, Dec. 24
Christmas Eve
8 pm Candlelight Wroship
Service with Communion
St. Paul Lutheran Church
401 S. Egbert St., Monona, IA
Pastor Erika Kielstrup
Wednesday, Dec. 16
9 am WELCA Committee Mtg
5:30 pm Confirmation
6:30 pm Advent Worship Service
7 pm Vocal Choir
Sunday, Dec. 20
8 am Bell Choir Rehearsal
9 am Cantata Worship & Eucharist
10 am Fellowship
Cantata performance at Good
Sam in Postville
Wednesday, Dec. 23
7 pm Vocal Choir-Cantata at
Garden View
Faith Lutheran Church
100 N. Main St., Monona, IA
The Reverend Mel Harris
Wednesday, Dec. 16
6:30 am Bible Study
Dean Schultz’s home
6:30 pm Women’s Bible Study @
Faith Office
Sunday, Dec. 20
8:30 am Worship/Eucharist
9:30 am Fellowship
9:45 am Sunday School
Tuesday, Dec. 22
Deadline for Newsletter articles
Wednesday, Dec. 23
6:30 am Bible Study
Dean Schultz’s home
Thursday, Dec. 24
4 pm Christmas Eve Worship
St. Olaf Lutheran Parish
Marshall E. Hahnn, Pastor
Wednesday, Dec. 16
6-8 pm Confirmation Christmas
Party-N
Christmas Just 4 Kids SOTH
Christmas Give-a-Way-Food Shelf
Thursday, Dec. 17
3 pm Strawberry Point Lutheran
Home Meeting
Christmas Just 4 Kids SOTH
Christmas Give-a-Way-Food Shelf
Sunday, Dec. 20
8 am Senior Choir-N
8:45 am Holy Communion-N
10 am Sunday School-N
9 am Sunday School-M
10:15 am Holy Communion-M
Tues. Dec. 22
9:30 Pastor’s Text Study
Wednesday, Dec. 23
NO Confirmation
Thursday, Dec. 24
5 pm Holy Communion-M
8 pm Holy Communion-N
St. Paul-Garnavillo
Sunday, Dec. 20
9 am Worship, Holy Communion
St. John Lutheran Church
Pastor Harold R. McMillin, Jr.
272 Grand Ridge Rim Way
Garnavillo, IA 52049
Wednesday, Dec. 16
3 pm Confirmation Christmas
Party w/Pizza
6:30 pm Council Mtg. @ Luana
9-3:30 pm Give A Way Days @
St. Olaf Auditorium
Thursday, Dec. 17
1:30 Garden View Worship and
Eucharistic by Farmersburg
9-3:30 pm Give A Way Days @
St. Olaf Auditorium
Friday, Dec. 18
2:30pm Bingo @ Good Sam
Sunday, Dec. 20
9 am SS Christmas Program
10 am SS Christmas Program @
Farmersburg
Eucharistic @ Good Sam
Thursday, Dec. 24
6:30 pm Candlelight Worship
and
EucharisticLuana
Eucharistic @ Farmersburg
St. Paul’s Church LCMS
630 Main St., McGregor, IA
Sunday, Dec. 20
10:30 am Worship
METHODIST
Living Faith United Methodist
702 S. Main St., Monona, IA
25964 Giard RR, McGregor, IA
330 Ann St., McGregor, IA
Rev. Dennis Hopes, Pastor
Wednesday, Dec. 16
9 am Coffee Fellowship at
Monona
Sunday, Dec. 20
8 amWorship at McGregor
9:15 am Worship at Giard
NO Sunday School
10:30 am Worship at Monona
Forest Mills United Methodist
595 Forest Mills Rd., Postville, IA
Rev. Kim Gates, Pastor
Sunday, Dec. 20
9 am Worship and Children’s
Sunday School
10 am Adult Sunday School
St. Paul’s United Methodist
27 Second Avenue NW
Waukon, IA
Rev. Kim Gates, Pastor
Sunday, Dec. 20
10:15am Coffee Fellowship
10:45am Worship and Christmas
Program
CATHOLIC
St. Patrick - Monona
Thursday, 9:00am
Saturday, 4:30pm
St. Bridget - Postville
9 am Friday
7 pm Saturday (Spanish Mass)
8 am Sunday
St. Mary’s - McGregor
9 am Wednesday
10:30 am Sunday
First Congregational Church
Church of Christ, 501 C. St.,
McGregor, IA
Pastor: Wm. Gentry officiating
8:30 am Worship
10:30 am music by Praise Band
9:30 am Sunday School:
Wed. 6-7 pm ‘Stepping Stones’
youth 13-18 yrs.:
Tue., 7pm.
‘Celebrate Recovery Program’
Caught you
looking!
Advertising is well
read. Even a 1x1.
SOCIETY
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Area Police Department warn
local citizens of “419 Scam”
The Elkader Police Department
would like to remind everyone to
use extreme caution when meeting
people on the internet. Reports have
been filed with us and neighboring
police departments of citizens being
defrauded money over the internet
and through phone solicitations.
The latest scam is called the 419
Scam. The scammer will use a
dating site to make contact with
someone and will then attempt
to make the unsuspecting person
think they have fallen in love with
them. The criminal will then do
one of two things. They will make
up a horrific story and request the
person send them money. Once the
funds have been sent the criminal
will stop talking to the victim. The
second 419 Scam is the criminal
will ask to send a check to the
victim to cash. The victim will
be told to keep some of the funds
and send the rest to a friend of the
criminal. The check will be fake
and by the time it is returned to the
bank, the criminal will not be able
to be found and the victim will have
to repay the money.
The Elkader Police Department
would like to remind everyone to
watch the websites you and your
family members log onto. These
people often prey on the elderly
and the disabled. We ask people
to follow the following four rules.
If something sounds to good to be
true, it most likely is. Never respond
to an email or phone call requiring
you give your personal information.
Never participate in any “Sale of
Goods’, “Survey”, “Competition”,
or “lottery or inheritance” scheme
requiring you to send money or
personal information over the
phone. Lastly, if someone asks
you to buy something or accept a
check, first verify their information
through the bank or Better Business
Bureau. If you receive calls please
take the information and notify your
local law enforcement agency. Have
a safe and happy holiday season.
Healthy Lifestyles Weight Loss Class
Offered at Veterans Memorial Hospital
The Veterans Memorial
Hospital dietitians will be offering
a new eight-week weight loss class
beginning in January that will teach
the healthy lifestyle choices needed
to lose the weight for good.
The Healthy Lifestyles Weight
Loss Class is open to anyone in the
area communities of any age. The
class will be offered two different
times each week. The first class will
be offered on Tuesday, January 12,
at 5:30 p.m. and also on Wednesday,
January 13, at 10 a.m. Those
interested in registering can choose
to attend the class that best fits their
schedule. Please feel free to call
Jill Fleming, RD/LD, Dietitian at
Veterans Memorial Hospital at 5683411, Ext. 567, to register.
Obituaries
Carlyle Kirkeberg
1929-2015
Carlyle Ronald “Ky” Kirkeberg,
86, of Decorah, Iowa formerly
of Monona, Iowa died Thursday,
December 10, 2015 at Wellington
Place in Decorah, Iowa. Carlyle
Ronald was born on February
28, 1929 to Clarence and Ruth
(Reierson) Kirkeberg in rural Elgin,
Iowa. He was baptized on March 29,
1929 at Marion Lutheran Church,
Gunder, Iowa and was confirmed on
June 27, 1943. He graduated from
Elgin High School, Elgin, Iowa in
1947 and attended Luther College
for one year.
Ky was united in marriage with
Inez Mary Elizabeth Duwe on April
6, 1953 at St. Paul Lutheran Church,
Postville, Iowa. Three children were
born to this union. Throughout the
years Ky farmed in rural Elgin,
owned a clothing store in Monona,
Iowa and was a postal clerk and
rural mail carrier for thirty years.
He served on the council at St. Paul
Lutheran Church in Monona and
belonged to the Monona Kiwanis,
Rural Letter Carriers and was a
former member of Tri-City Country
Club. Ky enjoyed bowling, golfing,
watching ball games, playing
cards, working on his projects in
his garage, doing carpentry and
remodeling their home.
Ky is survived by his wife, Inez
Kirkeberg of Decorah, Iowa; three
children, Rick (Jeanie) Kirkeberg
of Calmar, Iowa, Renea (Robert)
Huinker of Lawler, Iowa and Scott
(Linda) Kirkeberg of Decorah,
Iowa; nine grandchildren, Stacy
(Jeremy) Johnson, Kelly (Jason)
Thelen, Remy (Keary) Keehner,
Kara (Wes) Dietrich, Robin (Ryan)
Caddell, Lindsey (Juan) Allende,
Jill (Alex) Ivan, Emily (Jared) Falck
and Michael Kirkeberg; and twelve
great-grandchildren, Kendall and
Annika Johnson, Nolan and Iris
Thelen, Coye, Carter and Chase
Dietrich, Evan and Elise Caddell,
Isaac and Luis Allende and Roman
Falck.
Ky was preceded in death by
his parents, Clarence and Ruth
Kirkeberg; sister, Eleanor Mae;
father-in-law and mother-in-law,
Roy and Leola Duwe; and a brotherin-law, LeRoy Duwe.
Funeral Services were held at
11:00 am on Tuesday, December
15, 2015 at St. Paul Lutheran
Church, Monona, Iowa with a one
hour visitation before services at
the church on Tuesday. Rev. Erika
Kielstrup was the Officiant.
Burial followed at St. Paul
Lutheran Church Cemetery,
Monona, Iowa.
Leonard-Grau Funeral Home
and Cremation Service is helping
the family with arrangements
Santa Claus
Sunday, Dec. 20th
1pm - 4pm
FARMERSBURG COMMUNITY CENTER
VETERANS
MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
“Offering quality, personalized health care, right here at home.”
Discharges: 12-07, Jessica Henkes & Baby Girl, Monona, Olive Grinna,
Waukon, Leah Stammeyer & Baby Boy, Waukon, 12-08, Lavon Kaeser,
Waukon, 12-09, Deloris Winters, Lansing, 12-10, Danielle Becwar
& Baby Boy, McGregor, Marcella Hermeier, Waukon, 12-11, John
Leschensky, Waukon, Leo Mcnally, Monona, 12-13, Verland Lenth,
Waukon
Births: 12-09, Baby Boy To Dustin & Danielle Becwar, McGregor,
12-13, Baby Girl To Drew & Christine Bell, Waukon
Pictured is Celia Brown accepting our $25 check for juice and milk
for Monona’s annual Blood Drive on December 10th. Presenting the
check is Andrea Miller, Registered Dental Assistant at Family Dentistry
Associates of Monona.
New Year’s Eve
Join Us
Thursday, December 31 • 4-9pm
RESERVATIONS ONLY.
*Limited to approximately 80 customers per hour.*
Prime Rib,
Shrimp or
BBQ Pork Ribs
3 Evening
Specials!
Sales & Leasing
Elkader
109 Gunder Road
563-245-2505
800-747-2505
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641-430-0107
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503-252-1611
800-747-1611
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Bloomington Livestock Exchange
Cty. Trk A, Bloomington, WI (608) 994-2020
Email: [email protected] Web: www.bloomingtonlifestock.com
Tuesday, December 8, 2015 • 1,069 Head Sold
CHC BF STRS/HFRS, 117.00-122.00
MXD SEL/LWR YLD CHC BF STRS/HFRS, 112.00-116.50
CHC/PRM HOL STRS, 106.00-112.00
MXD SEL/LWR YLD CHC HOL STRS, 100.00-105.50
HI DRESSING CTR/BNG COWS, 69.00-82.00
LWR DRESSING CTR/BNG COWS, 53.00-68.00
SHLY ‘AS IS” COWS, 52.00 and down
SLTR BULLS, 85.00-92.00, 84.00 and down
GD QLTY BABY CLVS, 225.00-300.00
LGT WT/WKR CLVS, 200.00 & down
AREA
Marvin Dean Miller, 84, of rural
McGregor, Iowa, died Monday,
December 7, 2015, at Crossing
Rivers Health, Prairie du Chien,
Wisconsin. Marvin was born on
May 11, 1931 to Harva Oscar and
Veryle Irene (Nichols) Miller in
Waterloo, Iowa. He graduated from
Luana High School in 1949.
Marvin was united in marriage
to Darlene Dorothy Levenhagen on
November 23, 1952. Eight children
were born to this union. He farmed
for many years north of Luana,
Iowa, until his retirement. In 1979,
Marvin and Darlene moved to a
place in the country east of Monona,
which they called Hidden Valley.
He then worked for the Allamakee
Implement in Waukon, Iowa. He
enjoyed hunting, fishing, wood
carving and playing pool. Marvin
had a passion for model planes and
could be found building, flying
model air planes and crashing them.
He was a licensed pilot for a small
charter plane. He was a member of
the MFL School Board and AMPI.
Marvin loved spending time with
his children and grandchildren and
enjoyed his home at Hidden Valley.
He and his family also enjoyed
camping and traveling together.
Marvin is survived by his loving
wife of sixty-three years, Darlene
Miller of McGregor; his children,
Next Week’s Outlook
IN THE HOSPITAL
Admissions: 12-07, Marcella Hermeier, Waukon,
12-08, Deloris Winters, Lansing, 12-09, John Leschensky, Waukon
Marvin Miller
1931-2015
Wendy (daughter-in-law) Thias
Miller (Leo ) Gansen, Steven
(Luanne) Miller, Paul (Jeanne)
Miller, Daniel (Donna) Miller,
Thomas (Vickie) Miller, Christine
(Tim) Enyart, Susan (Steven) Turner
and Timothy (Sara) Miller; thirty
grandchildren, Damien Miller,
Terry (Andrea) Miller, Eric (Katie)
Gansen, Andrea (Jamie) Brehm,
Tammy (Clay) Campbell, Jeremy
(Allison) Miller, Denise Miller,
Cassandra Miller, Joshua Miller,
Shantel (Ben) Delagardelle, Lance
(Jennifer) Miller, Keisha Miller,
Nick (Katie) Miller, Tabby (Adam)
Christianson, Sam Miller, Adam
Miller, Jessica Miller, Brandi
Miller, Brian (Monica) Enyart,
Mark (Nikole) Enyart, Cindy (Jay)
Miller, Jason (Fiancee, Samantha
Marshall) Enyart, Kyle Turner,
Kurt (Katie Schlake) Turner, Anna
(Kory) Cook, Kory (Ashley) Turner,
Carrie Turner, Stephanie Taake,
Samantha Miller and Christopher
Miller; thirty-three great
grandchildren and one great-great
grandchild; and one sister, Jean
Smith of Monona, Iowa.
Marvin was preceded in death
by his son, David Dean Miller
in 1978; his parents, Harva and
Veryle Miller; granddaughter,
Caryn Darlene Enyart in 1989 and
a great grandson, Denley Joseph
Delagardelle in 2014.
Visitation was held on Thursday,
December 10, 2015, from 4-7 pm at
the Leonard – Grau Funeral Home
and Cremation Service of Monona,
Iowa. Visitation was also be held
one hour before services at the
church on Friday.
Funeral Services were held on
Friday, December 11, 2015, at 11:00
am at St. Paul Lutheran Church,
Monona, Iowa. The Rev. Erika
Kielstrup will officiate.
Burial followed in the Postville
Cemetery, Postville, Iowa.
Condolences may be left with:
www.graufuneralhomes.com.
Leonard – Grau Funeral Home
and Cremation Service of Monona,
Iowa is in charge of arrangements.
Wednesday, Dec. 16:
Meal Site: Great River Care Center;
McGregor City Council Meeting, 6:30pm
Thursday, Dec. 17:
Recycle Day, Monona;
Meal Site: Monona, Great River Care Center
Friday, Dec. 18:
Farmersburg Garbage and Recycling Day;
Meal Site: Great River Care Center
Saturday, Dec. 19:
AA, Monona Fire Station, 8pm
Sunday, Dec. 20:
Gamblers Anonymous, Living Faith UMC, 6:30pm
Monday, Dec. 21:
Recycling Day: McGregor, Marquette; Meal Site: Great River
Care Center; Alanon;
Monona City Council Meeting, City Hall, 6pm
Tuesday, Dec. 22:
Meal Site: Monona, Great River Care Center
Wednesday, Dec. 23:
Meal Site: Great River Care Center;
McGregor City Council Meeting, 6:30pm
Includes Baked Potato, Soup & Salad Bar
Old Rossville Store
851 Volney Rd. Waukon, IA • 563-535-7272
We will be closed December 24, 25 & 26, 2015
Driver’s License Exam Schedule
Tuesday - Oelwein
9:00-3:00
Community Center
Mon-Fri - Elkader
8:00-4:30
County Office Bldg.
Mon-Wed-Thurs-Fri
West Union
8:00-3:30
Treasurer’s Office
Mon-Fri
Waukon
8:00-4:00
Treasurer’s Office
CDL driving tests are available by appointment only
at sites in Allamakee and Fayette Counties. Most
tests (written or driving) need to be started at
least 15 minutes before closing time. Call ahead
for information.
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563-245-3200
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5
Clayton County Report
“ A criminal charge is merely
an accusation. All are presumed
innocent until proven guilty in
court.”
On November 9, 2015 at 6:28
PM, Clayton County Deputies
responded to a car vs. deer accident
on 205th Street near Saint Olaf.
Upon further investigation, it was
determined that Kent Franks of
Saint Olaf was operating a 2004
Chevrolet Silverado when he struck
a deer causing $1,500 damage.
responded to a one vehicle
accident on the Garber Road west
of Kennedy Road. Upon further
investigation, it was determined
that Dominick Knudtson of
Guttenberg was operating a 2004
Dodge Caravan when he lost
control of his vehicle. His vehicle
then entered the ditch, overturning
several times. Knudtson was taken
to the Guttenberg Hospital by
the Guttenberg Ambulance for
treatment of injuries. Knudtson’s
vehicle sustained about $10,000
damage. He was cited for failure
to maintain control. The Sheriff’s
Office was assisted by Guttenberg
Fire and Guttenberg Ambulance
Service.
responded to a car vs deer
accident on the Great River Road
near Guttenberg. Upon further
investigation, it was determined that
Joseph Hallahan of Dubuque was
operating a 2014 Honda Crosstour
when he struck a deer causing
$5,000 damage.
AM, Clayton County Deputies
on Highway 13 near Empire Road.
Upon further investigation it was
determined that Jane Hasek of
Harpers Ferry was operating a
2011 GMC when she struck a deer
causing $3,000 damage.
responded to a car vs deer accident
on Highway 13 near Fawn Hollow
Road. Upon further investigation,
it was determined that Mary Piper
of Strawberry Point was operating
a 2008 Mercury Milan when
she struck a deer causing $5,000
damage.
on Highway 13 near Bridge Street.
determined that Brenden Seigfried
of Niota, IL was operating a 2008
Pontiac G6 when he struck a deer
causing $5000 damage.
on Highway 3 near Acorn Road.
determined that Shean Heyward of
Cedar Rapids was operating a 2013
Chevrolet Equinox when he struck a
deer causing $5,000 damage.
responded to a one vehicle rollover
on Highway 13 near Dogwood Ave.
determined that Christopher Hartke
of Colesburg was operating a 2001
Ford Ranger when he lost control on
snow covered roadway, entered the
ditch and overturned. His vehicle
sustained about $2000 damage.
Hartke was transported to Regional
Medical Center by Strawberry Point
Ambulance. The Sheriff’s Office
was assisted by Strawberry Point
Police, Fire, and EMS, and the Iowa
DNR.
responded to a two vehicle accident
at the intersection of Iris Ave
and 250th Street. Upon further
investigation, it was determined
that Steven Hoff of Guttenberg
was operating a 2008 Honda
Ridgeline North on Iris Ave. As he
approached the stop sign at 250th
Street. He was unable to stop his
vehicle due to road conditions.
Hoff struck a 2011 Jeep traveling
West on 250th Street operated by
Andrew Reimer of Garnavillo.
Hoff’s vehicle sustained about
$11,000 damage, and Reimer’s
vehicle sustained $9,900 damage.
No injuries were reported. Road
conditions at the time of the
accident were 100% snow covered.
The Sheriff’s Office was assisted by
Garnavilllo Police.
responded to the Great River Road
near Clayton for a vehicle in the
ditch. Responding Deputies located
the driver, Dennis O’Brien (51) of
Dubuque. A driver’s license check
indicated that Obrien’s license was
revoked for a OWI conviction.
O’Brien was arrested for Driving
while revoked, Driving while
suspended, and Faiure to Maintain
Control and transported to the
Clayton County Jail where he was
held for court.
On November 21, 2015 at about
8:15 PM, Clayton County Deputies
on Highway 3 near Alpha Ave.
determined that Kara HarrisZumhof of Lamont was operating
a 2008 Chevrolet Cobalt when
she struck a deer causing $3,000
damage. No injuries were reported.
On November 23, 2015, Clayton
County Deputies arrested Kylee
Schmalfeldt (23) of Edgewood on a
Cedar County Warrant. Schmalfeldt
was transported to the Clayton
County Jail, where she was held
for pickup from Cedar County
Authorities.
on Highway 13 near Highway 128.
determined that Lindsey Lyon of
Palmer Iowa was operating a 2010
Jeep Patriot when she struck a deer
causing $3,000 damage.
On November 25, 2015 Clayton
County Deputies arrest Jay Connell
(59) of Garnavillo for a Clayton
County Warrant for Failure to
Appear. Connell was transported to
the Clayton County Jail.
On November 27, 2015
Clayton County Deputies arrested
Christopher Gray (36) of Monticello
on a Clayton County Warrant for
Failure to Serve Jail Sentence. Gray
was transported to the Clayton
County Jail and held to serve the
remainder of his sentence.
On November 28, 2015 at about
9:02 PM, Clayton County Deputies
responded to a car vs deer accident
on Garber Road near Kennedy
Road. Upon further investigation, it
was determined that Tonya Millard
of Edgewood was operating a 2014
Toyota Prius when she struck a deer
causing $3,500 damage. No injuries
were reported.
On November 30, 2015 Clayton
County Deputies arrested Brandon
Thoma (24) of Pella, IA at the
Dane County Wisconsin Jail for
a Warrant for Attempt to Commit
Murder. Thoma was transported to
the Clayton County Jail and held on
$100,000 bond.
On December 1, 2015 at about
6:20 PM Clayton County Deputies
on Highway 13 near Belgian Road.
determined that Patricia Deneui
of Elkader was operating a 2013
Chevrolet Equinox southbound on
Highway 13 when she crossed the
center line and struck a 2006 Dodge
Ram operated by Troy Strangstalien
of Viroqua, WI causing $3,500
damage. Deneui’s vehicle sustained
about $5,500 damage. No injuries
were reported. Road condition were
a contributing factor in the collision.
The Sheriff’s Office was assisted by
Strawberry Point Police, Fire, and
EMS.
On December 2, 2015 at 8:08
on Highway 3 near Hilton Road.
determined that Austin Faust of
Greeley was operating a 2001
Chevrolet Cavalier when he
attempted to pass a 2012 Dodge
Grand Caravan operated by Megan
Healy of Guttenberg. Faust lost
control of his vehicle, and struck
Healy’s vehicle causing $1,500
damage. Faust’s vehicle sustained
about $500 damage. Faust was
charged with Failure to Provide
proof of financial liability. No
injuries were reported.
On December 4, 2015 at 12:35
AM Clayton County Deputies
responded to 21976 Harvest
Road for an assault. Upon further
investigation, William Grobstick
(53) of Edgewood was arrested
for Domestic Abuse Assault-2nd
Offense. Grobstick was transported
to the Clayton County Jail where he
was held pending his appearance in
court.
Thoma arraignment
set for December 22
Brandon James Thoma, 25,
Pella, is slated to appear in Clayton
County District Court at 9:30 a.m. on
December 22 for arraignment of a
charge of attempted murder. In addition
to that charge, Clayton County Attorney
Alan Heavens has charged Thoma
with burglary in the first degree and
theft in the second degree. Counts I
and II are class B felonies, which carry
a 25 year sentence, while count III is a
class D felony, which carries a five year
sentence.
Thoma is charged in connection
with a November 10 incident in
which he allegedly broke into a
Clayton County residence and
assaulted a resident inside the
house, kicking and punching the
victim and attempting to cut off
oxygen to the victim’s brain by
placing a shovel on the victim’s
neck and applying pressure. He is
currently in the Clayton County
Law Enforcement Center with bond
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Public Notice
City Of Monona
Regular Council Meeting
December 7, 2015
The Monona, Iowa, City Council Met In Regular Session Monday, December 7, 2015 At
6:00 P.M. In City Hall. Mayor Barbara Collins
Presided With Randee Blietz, Dan Havlicek,
Andrew Meyer, John Elledge And Jason Schubert Present.
Guests Present: Dave Smith (Fire Chief), Mark
G. Fohey (Family Dentistry), Jason Drewelow
(Primus Dental Design), Bill Benda (Public
Works), Greg Schiller (City Attorney), Logan
Taylor, Rachel Demoss, Chris Larson, Bobby
Lang, Kordell Ducharme, Jason Loper (The
Outlook), Audrey Posten (North Iowa Times)
And Jym Montgomery.
1) Approve Consent Agenda
Moved By Havlicek, Seconded By Schubert,
To Approve Consent Agenda As Submitted.
Carried Unanimously.
• Meeting Agenda
• Council Minutes - November 16th
• Warrants
• Garden View Report - October
• Public Works Report
• Liquor License Renewal (Franklin Street)
Prepaids
Library
Alliant Energy.
Elec....................................................155.00
Baker & Taylor, Inc.
Books.................................................341.69
Christine Bee
Postage...............................................49.70
Black Hills/Iowa Gas Utility
Gas Service.......................................104.00
Good Housekeeping
Subscription.........................................10.70
Heidi Feuerhelm
Cleaning..............................................29.27
Henricksen
Furniture Deposit.............................5805.66
Neit
Phone Service.....................................40.07
Postville Herald-Leader
Subscription.........................................39.00
Quillin’s
Misc.....................................................23.96
Rite-Price Office Supply
Office Supplies..................................176.59
**** Paid Total *****...........................6775.64
City
Aflac
Aflac-Pretax.......................................103.98
Alliant Energy
Elec..................................................6732.36
Employee
Psf.......................................................41.35
Brown’s Sales & Leasing
Ford Explorer.................................19854.00
City Of Monona
Hlth Ins-Pretax...................................904.00
Dearborn National Life Ins. Co
Ins.Prem............................................182.65
Digital Ally
In Car Camera.................................4325.00
Employee
Psf.....................................................122.76
FreedomBank
Principal.........................................18603.33
Customer
Overpayment Refund..........................21.75
Ipers
Police Ipers......................................4065.18
Katie Winters
Refund...................................................0.97
Kwik Trip
Fuel..................................................1356.81
Monona Post Office
Sept.’15 Billings.................................215.23
Neit
Phone Service.....................................53.40
Rapids Reproductions, Inc.
Bid Set Printing................................1049.94
Treasurer State of Iowa
Sales Tax-Oct.’15.............................2583.00
U.S. Cellular
Phone Serv........................................310.89
Wageworks
Flex..................................................1634.14
Waste Management-LaCrosse
Recycling.........................................2946.64
Wellmark Bl Cross Bl Shield
Prem..............................................11248.50
Winneshiek County Sanitary Lan
Landfill Fees....................................3049.20
**** Paid Total *****.........................79405.08
Warrants
Allamakee-Clayton Elect Coop
Elec Serv............................................111.30
Appleland Law Enforcement
Ammo................................................818.85
Bankers Trust
Interest...........................................13177.50
Employee
Psf.....................................................122.58
Birdnow Chevrolet
Repairs..............................................788.39
Black Hills/Iowa Gas Utility
Gas Service.......................................702.87
Bodley Equipment & Repair
Repairs..............................................159.23
Brenton Buildings, Llc
Library Addition..............................51831.00
Employee
Psf.....................................................458.64
Brian Meyer
Mowing.............................................1135.00
Bruns & James Insurance
Liability Ins.........................................521.00
C.J. Cooper & Assoc. Inc
Admin.Fee...........................................35.00
Dan Canton
Reimb-Mileage..................................174.55
Casper Plbg. & Htg., Inc.
Services.............................................539.20
City Laundering Co.
Cleaning Supplies..............................118.83
Clayton County Auditor
Election Fees...................................1008.80
Conocophillips
Fuel......................................................86.61
Croell Redi-Mix, Inc
Sand..................................................283.50
Crossbolt Llc
Stop Sign Placement.........................270.00
Culligan
Salt......................................................27.00
Data Technologies, Inc
2016 License Fee............................5150.38
Tracy Decker
Homeowner Payment......................1339.48
Employee
Psf.....................................................132.08
Fisk’s Farm & Home Supply
Supplies.............................................632.83
Hacketts’/ John Cota Prta Pot
Rentals..............................................360.00
Scott Hageman
Homeowner Payment........................921.88
Hangartner Const.&Tree Service
Tree Trimming..................................2325.00
Heying, Craig
Homeowner Payment......................1332.07
Wes Heying
Developer Payment.........................5395.71
Iowa One Call
Locates................................................33.10
Jacob Weber
Key Deposit Refund.............................25.00
Marco, Inc.
Maint. Cont........................................198.80
MB Construction, Inc.
Dump Station.....................................520.00
Mid-America Publishing Corp.
Legal Publications.............................543.29
Midwest Breathing Air Llc
Air Test...............................................561.79
Municipal Pipe Tool Co., Llc
Repairs..............................................420.00
T & K Cahoon Napa Auto Parts
Supplies.............................................110.99
Neit
Phone Service...................................488.37
Palmer Electric
Repairs..............................................307.69
Peopleservice
Contract Fee..................................10452.00
Pro Hydro-Testing, Llc
Testing...............................................200.00
Quillin’s
Supplies...............................................30.45
Riveland Nursery & Garden
Plantings............................................124.75
Schiller Law Office
Legal Fees.......................................2557.08
Smitty’s Oil & Tire
Service.............................................1590.45
Stamp Fulfillment Services
Envelopes..........................................606.60
Superior Building Centers
Supplies...........................................1309.48
Treasurer State of Iowa
Sales Tax-Nov.’15............................1265.00
Usda Rural Development
Interest.............................................8453.00
Waste Management-LaCrosse
Recycling.........................................2935.76
Weber Paper Company
Supplies...............................................69.35
William J. Benda
Reimb-Meal.........................................10.17
Williams Carpet Cleaning
Janitorial............................................159.50
Winneshiek County Sanitary Lan
Landfill Fees....................................1929.84
Zee Medical, Inc.
Supplies...............................................11.55
**** Paid Total *****
124873.29
2) Hearing Of Delegations
None.
3) Fire Department Report
Fire Chief Dave Smith Provided Written Report
Regarding Monona Fire Department Activities
For Month Of November.
4) Consider Purchase And Sale Agreement For
Lot 2 Of Monona Commercial Park
Mark Fohey And Architect Jason Drewelow
Submitted A Written Proposal For Purchase
Of Lot 2 In The Monona Commercial Park
Located Adjacent To Davis St., Tower St.
And Bulldog Boulevard. Provisions Of The
Agreement Were Listed As It Relates To
The Construction Of A New Dental Office. A
Preliminary Site Drawing Along With Several
Building Elevations Were Also Made Available
For Council Review. A 4,000 Square Foot
Office Is Proposed For The West Half Of The
2.14 Acre Lot. Drewelow Stated The Building
Would Have A Residential Style Design With
Brick And Limestone And Would Be Situated
On The Lot For Good Visibility From Us18/52.
Purchase Price, Earnest Money, Installation Of
Utilities, Public Hearing Requirements As Well
As Miscellaneous Development Provisions
Were Noted. Dr. Fohey Also Requested Participation In 10-Year Property Tax Abatement
Program As Identified In The Contingencies
Portion Of The Purchase And Sale Contract.
At Conclusion Of Discussion And Comments,
It Was Moved By Elledge, Seconded By
Schubert, To Table The Matter And Carefully
Consider The Offer At Next Regular Council
Meeting.
5) Resolution Approving Contract And Performance And/Or Payment Bonds For The
Phase Ii Wastewater System Improvements
2015 Contract A Collection System Rehabilitation Project
Contract Documents As Part Of Phase Ii
Wastewater System Project Were Previously
Distributed. Construction Contract, Performance Bond, Payment Bond And Certificate Of
Liability Insurance Was Prepared By Iiw, Inc.
Engineers And Authorized By Representatives
From Eastern Iowa Excavating & Concrete,
Llc.
Moved By Elledge, Seconded By Blietz, To
Adopt Resolution No. 2015-29 Approving
Contract And Performance And/Or Payment
Bonds For The Phase Ii Wastewater System
Improvements 2015 Contract A Collection
System Rehabilitation Project. Roll Call Vote:
Ayes – Five. Nays – None. Resolution Was
Approved.
6) Resolution Approving Contract And Performance And/Or Payment Bonds For The Phase
Ii Wastewater System Improvements 2015
Contract B Lift Station And Wwtf Improvements
Project
Contract Documents As Part Of Phase Ii
Wastewater System Project Were Previously
Distributed. Construction Contract, Performance Bond, Payment Bond And Certificate Of
Liability Insurance Was Prepared By Iiw, Inc.
Engineers And Authorized By Representatives
From Portzen Construction, Inc.
Moved By Elledge, Seconded By Havlicek,
To Adopt Resolution No. 2015-30 Approving
Contract And Performance And/Or Payment
Bonds For The Phase Ii Wastewater System
Improvements 2015 Contract B Lift Station And
Wwtf Improvements Project. Roll Call Vote:
Ayes – Five. Nays – None. Resolution Was
Approved.
7) Approve Pay Request Application From
Brenton Buildings, Llc For Library Project
Upon Recommendation Of Feh Architect
Christy Monk, It Was Moved By Blietz,
Seconded By Schubert, To Approve Payment
Application No.7 From Brenton Builders In
Amount Of $51,831.00 For Construction
Expenses Related To Murphy-Helwig Library
Addition And Renovation Project. Carried
Unanimously.
8) Review ‘Request For Proposals’ Advertisement For Garbage Collection Services
Preparation Of A Request For Proposals (Rfp)
For Solid Waste Collection Services Was Initiated At Previous Meeting After City Maintenance Department Asked Council To Consider
Acquisition Of Refuse Carts And Automated
Equipment To Lift And Dump Residential Refuse Directly Into Garbage Truck. Purchase Of
650 – 65 Gallon Refuse Containers And A Cart
Tipper Attachment For The Truck Was Priced
At $34,200. Council Decided To Obtain Price
Quotes For Garbage Collection From Other
Companies As A Comparison To City Rate
Fees Before Investing In Additional Equipment.
A Proposed Rfp Was Distributed That Included
Scope Of Services, General Terms & Conditions, Winneshiek County Haulers Permit
Requirement And Contractor Compliance With
City, County And State Regulations Etc. Suggestion Was Made To Insert Fuel Surcharge
Fees As A Line Item As Well.
At Conclusion Of Discussion, It Was Agreed To
Modify The Rfp So That Interested Contractors
Would Submit Their Proposals In The Form Of
A Contract.
With Steve Hanson Of Neit At A Prior Council
Meeting. It Was Again Explained That A Grant
Funding Opportunity Is Available Through
Neit For Determining Growth Strategies And
Enhancing Readiness For Future Development
In Monona. The City, Through The Assistance
Of Neit, Has The Ability To Utilize The Iowa
Area Development Group (Iadg) ‘Ripple Effect’
Program. Ripple Effect Is A Business And
Community Development Program Offered To
Independent Telecommunications Companies
By Iowa Network Services (Ins). Community
Planning Grants Are A Component Of The
Program Whereby A $5,000 Grant Is Available
Through Ins And A $5,000 Match From Neit. A
Consultant Could Be Hired By The City, Using
The Grant Proceeds, To Conduct Planning
Work That Could Ultimately Lead To Marketing
The City For Development Implementation.
Three (3) Engineering Firms Responded To
The Rfp. After Brief Discussion, It Was Moved
By Schubert, Seconded By Havlicek, To Accept
Proposal From Mcclure Engineering Company
Of North Liberty, Iowa In Amount Of $12,720
Subject To Grant Approval From Iowa Area Development Group (Iadg) And North East Iowa
Telephone (Neit) For Total Amount Of $10,000.
Carried Unanimously. It Was Acknowledged
That The City’s Share Of The Engineering
Work Would Be $2,720.
10) Review Employee Health Insurance
Renewal Rates
Notification Was Received From Wellmark
Blue Cross/Blue Shield That Employee
Health Insurance Premiums Would Increase
6.6% Effective February 1, 2016. Council
Member John Elledge Stated That Health
Insurance Rep Brian Huinker Would Be
Meeting With City Employees And Council
Committee On December 10th To Discuss
Other Coverage Options Including Details
Related To Implementing A Health Savings
Account (Hsa).
11) Monona Family Aquatic Center (Fac) Permeable Paver Parking Lot To Receive Award
Notification Was Received From American Council Of Engineering Companies
(Acec) Of Iowa That Monona Fac Parking
Lot Improvements Has Won The ‘Honor
Award’ In The Special Projects Category Of
The 2016 Engineering Excellence Awards
Competition. Project Design Engineer Jon
Biederman Of Fehr Graham And City Ad-
ministrator Will Attend Acec Awards Banquet
Thursday, May 12, 2016 In Des Moines.
Closed Meeting: [Pursuant To Iowa Code Section 21.5 (1) (C)]
12) Future Litigation Regarding Dangerous
Building
Moved By Blietz, Seconded By Elledge, To
Close Council Meeting Pursuant To Iowa Code
Section 21.5 (1) (C) At 6:50 P.M. To Discuss
Litigation Matter With City Attorney Greg Schiller Involving Dangerous Commercial Building.
At Conclusion Of Discussion, It Was Moved By
Blietz, Seconded By Schubert, To Conclude
Closed Session And Reconvene In Open
Council MeetIng At 7:14 P.M. Carried Unanimously.
Open Meeting
12) Future Litigation Regarding Dangerous
Building
Moved By Elledge, Seconded By Meyer, To
Take Action As Discussed In Closed Session.
Mayor/Council/Clerk Notes:
• Administrator Stated That A Grant Application
Would Be Submitted Friday, December 11,
2015 To Iowa Department Of Agriculture Land
Stewardship (Idals) Program For Funding A
Portion Of Proposed Bulldog Boulevard Permeable Paver Street Surface Improvements.
Ross EvelsizEr Of Northeast Iowa Rc&D Is
Assisting With Application Paperwork
• Concrete Sidewalk Adjacent To South Side
Entry Into Ambulance Bay At Fire Hall Building
Needs Repair
• It Appears Dollar General Would Be Requesting A Time Line Extension As Part Of Their
Agreement With The City For Purchase Of A
Vacant Lot In Monona Commercial Park
• Suggestion Was Made To Check Out Street
Lighting For Wes Heying Residential Subdivision
Mayor Collins Declared Meeting Adjourned At
7:28 P.M.
Next Regular Council Meeting Was Scheduled
For Monday, December 21, 2015 At 6:00 P.M.
In City Hall.
Daniel A. Canton, City Administrator
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9) Accept Engineering Proposal For Monona
Growth Management Planning Initiative
The City Of Monona Previously Sent Letters To
Three (3) Iowa Engineering Firms Requesting A Price Quote For Services Related To
The Monona Planning Initiative As Approved
By City Council. The Scope Of Engineering Work Included Financial Planning And
Growth Management Planning As Discussed
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Public Notice
Public Notice
County Of Clayton
11/1/2015 through 11/30/2015
Claims Listing Report
Accent Laser Service, Inc.
Computer Supplies............................549.70
Accurate Reporting Service
Report Of Duties Transcript...............468.30
Advanced Corr. Healthcare,Inc
Inmate Medical...............................2,177.83
Akin Ventures, Inc.
Advertising (Theater Ad)......................30.00
Alan Heavens
Office Supplies....................................34.93
Allamakee Co. Sheriff
Service Of Notices...............................33.48
Allamakee-Clayton Electric
Electricity............................................116.49
Allamakee-Clayton Rec
Electricity.........................................3,016.64
Alliant Energy
Electric............................................2,484.61
Alpine Communications Csc
Telephone.......................................4,688.36
Anderson Law Firm
Labor Contract Negotiations...........1,881.66
Andrew Loan
Hotel Reimbursement........................133.16
Arlys Fitzgerald
Election Officials..................................83.38
Asbury Cemetery, %Una Porter
Veteran Grave Care.............................90.00
B & F Fastener Supply Co.
Parts....................................................56.25
Bankers Trust Company, Corp. Trust Dept.
Office Building Bond.....................12,947.50
Bard Materials
Granular..........................................9,255.98
Betty Dinan
Election Officials................................114.57
Bill Armstrong
Mileage..............................................109.36
Black Hills Energy
Natural & Lp Gas...............................120.14
BlAck Hills Energy
40% Share.........................................147.15
Bodensteiner Implement Co.
Parts....................................................82.47
Bonnie Heins
Bp Business Solutions
Gasoline Charges..............................151.30
Brian White
Fy2016 Safety Shoe Reimb...............130.00
Brown Cemetery, %Carol Brown
Veteran Grave Care...........................345.00
Brown's Sales & Leasing
Squad Repair/Phone......................1,197.86
Brown's Sales & Leasing
Car Repair.........................................195.80
Bruening Rock Products
Granular........................................13,611.74
Butler County Auditor
Fy15 4th Quarter.........................580,400.07
C.J. Moyna & Sons
Granular..........................................6,751.90
Camp Powersports
Battery Charger...................................39.59
Cardmember Service
Misc. Supplies................................3,673.61
Carol Armoto
Carol Buerger
Carpenter Uniform
Uniforms............................................684.37
Carquest Auto Parts
Filters..............................................1,707.15
Cathy White
Training Reimbursement.....................38.96
Cdw Government, Inc.
Data Processing Supplies...............2,235.34
Central Community Hospital
Drug Testing.......................................737.03
Centurylink
Trunk Lines........................................503.50
Cheryl Bossard
Chiropractic Adv. Clinic
December Rent.................................175.00
City Laundering Co.
Custodial Supplies.............................841.39
City Of Elkader
Water Use..........................................967.13
City Of Strawberry Pt.
Utility Bill - J.W...................................150.00
Claudia McCalley
Clayton Co. Auditor-Petty Cash
Passport Postage................................86.25
Clayton Co. Conservation Bd.
Postage And Custodial Supplies..........17.73
Clayton Co. Dev. Group, Inc.
Advertising.........................................200.00
Clayton Co. Emerg. Mgmt.Com.
2003 Chevy Silvarado Pickup.........6,500.00
Clayton Co. Law Enfrc. Assoc.
Dues - Pollock And Anderson..............20.00
Clayton Co. Recycling
Appliance Pickup............................5,918.00
Clayton Co. Secondary Road
Weed Commissioner Wages.............320.05
Clayton County Register
Advertising (Vehicle).......................2,358.57
Clayton County Sheriff
Transport Expenses...........................464.60
Cmi
Intox...................................................349.00
Comelec Services, Inc.
Monthly Maintenance Contract.......9,075.00
Corby's Tire & Muffler
Car Repair.........................................263.33
Corby's Tire & Muffler Service
Squad Service.....................................73.70
Council Hill Cemetery, %Lisa Peterman
Croell Redi-Mix, Inc.
Pavement Patch-Canoe Road........7,351.50
D & S Portables, Inc.
Custodial............................................301.50
Darlene Gossman
Darren Mathew
Fall School.........................................460.44
David Derhammer
David J. Mason, Attorney
Mental Case Hearing.........................330.00
Deb Yokiel
Del-Clay Farm Equipment
84" Bucket For Unit 153..................1,363.00
Denise Saunders
Dennis Mason
Diane Collins
Training Reimbursement...................122.10
Diane Geisler
Dickinson Co.Sheriff's Off.
Service Of Notices...............................27.00
Doubletree By Hilton Hotel
Training..............................................357.00
Dubuque Auto Plaza, Inc.
Highlander - Ema Vehicle.............16,899.00
East Clermont Perp.Care Comm.,
%Matt Erickson Veteran Grave Care.150.00
Eastern IA Tourism Assoc.
Fy16 Membership..............................500.00
Ed Roehr Safety Products
Taser...............................................2,540.00
Elaine Diers
Electronic Engr.
New Squad Euipment.....................8,855.99
Elk Valley Cemetery, %Donna Jones
Elkader Auto & Electric
Car Accessories (Seat Covers)..........941.72
Elkader True Value
Feed....................................................27.49
Everett Blobaum
Everett's Service
Vehicle Repair....................................837.15
Farcountry Press
Gift Shop (Books)................................92.35
Farmer's Culligan
Plumbing Supplies (Salt)...................356.00
Fauser Energy Resources
Misc - LP Hookup..............................103.62
Fisk Farm & Home
K-9.....................................................287.76
Floyd Possehl
Force America Distributing LLC
Parts..................................................185.04
Fran Derhammer
Fran Passmore
Gage Exterminating
Extermination.....................................150.00
Gale Severson
Garnavillo Community Cemetery,
%Paul Bischoff Veteran Grave Care...560.00
Garnavillo Oil, Inc.
Gasohol........................................45,601.93
Gary Bowden
Mileage..............................................143.91
Gayle Kelm
Transcript Proceedings......................171.50
Gerald Frye
Geralyn Torkelson
Va Commissioner Mileage.................190.71
Greenhill Cemetery, %Lori Heims
Gregerson Electric
Generator Hookup..........................7,198.17
Gregory Lower
Groth Const. & Septic Serv.
Sewer.................................................775.00
Guttenberg City Cemetery, %Paul Kregel
Veteran Grave Care........................1,495.00
Guttenberg Munc. Hospital
Hospital Preparedness Grant.........1,503.94
Guttenberg Press
Taxes Due Ad..................................3,347.23
Guttenberg Vet. Clinic
K-9.....................................................145.00
Hawkeye Sanitation, Inc.
September Contract Carrier..........11,303.00
Heartwood Creations
Gift Shop............................................250.20
Heritage Printing Co.
Postage And Printings....................1,770.53
Holiday Inn Des Moines Airport
Hotel/School Of Instruction................412.16
Hometown Insurance Agency
Insurance...........................................201.02
IA Off. of State Med. Examiner
Autopsy...........................................1,859.50
Idot-Attention Cashier
Mv Scanners........................................50.00
Iiw, P.C.
Bros-Co22(082)--8j-22..................28,552.50
Ilea, State Fiscal Office
School (Testing).................................240.00
Imagetek
Scanner..........................................1,645.00
Imwca
Workmen's Comp Premium..........16,860.00
Innovative Ag Services
Feed....................................................34.89
Iowa Outdoors
Books...................................................30.00
Iowa Park & Rec. Assoc.
Pool Training/Class............................135.00
Iowa Prison Industries
Traffic Signs.......................................321.75
Iowa Technologies, Inc.
Service Contract..................................65.00
Isu - Institute For Transptn
Bridge Inspection Class.....................955.00
Isu-Coop.Ext.-Clayton Co.
Williams, Meyer Continuing Ed............70.00
J & C Overhead Doors
Building Repair....................................70.00
J & L Lawn Care
Lawn Care.........................................615.00
Jakob Regal
Travel To Va Comm School................340.62
Jane Wilke
Janet Schroeder
Jason Eulberg
Fy2016 Safety Shoe Reimb.................89.66
Jean Gage
Fall School Reimbursement..............685.62
Jeanne Meisner
Jeanne Strand
Transcript.............................................49.50
Joanne Strutt
John Deere Financial Services
Toilet Repair.......................................937.53
John Kolker
John Nikolai
Joyce McClintock
Justin Flage
Phone Reimbursement......................188.79
Karen Miene
Kate Young
Kathleen Kaufmann
Kathleen Ruhser
Kay Livingston
Keystone Labs., Inc.
Water Samples..................................183.50
Kimberly S. Lange, Att'y.
Legal Fees.........................................163.20
Klatt, Augustine, Sayer,, Treinen & Rastede,
P.C.
Substance Abuse Commitment.........102.00
Larry A. Stone
Gift Shop (Books)................................97.50
Larry Gibbs
Mileage................................................21.84
Larry Hauser
Lavonne Augustson
Leila Hefel
Linda Henkes
Linda Miller
Linda Zuercher
Lodomillo Cemetery Assoc., %Esther L. Scott
Luke Dement
October Rent.....................................200.00
Lutheran Serv. In Iowa
Shelter Placement.............................292.60
Mail Services, Llc
Notices & Postage.............................495.80
Manatt's, Inc.
Lfm-081--7x-22 Final....................29,071.54
Marco, Inc.
Monthly Contract Payment................546.80
Marilyn Swanson
Marlene Glawe
Martin Equip. of IA-Il, Inc.
Two New Motorgraders...............368,000.00
Mary Ann Huff
Mary Seifert
Mary Waterman
Maureen Schroeder
Reimbursement...................................65.59
Mcclean Law Office
Utilities, Phone, Rent.........................564.61
McGregor Munc. Utilities
40% Share Electricity...........................88.82
Michael Todd & Co., Inc.
Chain..............................................3,557.00
Mid-America Publ. Corp.
Advertising (Vehicle Sale)..................945.52
Mielke's Quarry LLC
Granular........................................10,396.48
Mike Horns
School Reimbursement.....................140.94
Musfeldt Cemetery, %Debra Schulte
Myers-Cox Co.
Nacvso, %Sarah Mcguinty, Vet. Serv. Rep.
Nacvso Dues 2016..............................30.00
Nancy Engelhardt
Napa Auto Parts
Parts..................................................173.45
National Cemetery Assoc., %Larry Fritz
NE IA Telephone Co.
Trunk Lines.....................................2,060.17
Norsolv
Misc...................................................149.95
North Iowa Times
City Election Notices..........................372.42
Norway Lutheran CeM.Assoc.
Office Depot
Office Supplies...................................116.56
Owen Sylvester
Custodial Services.............................160.00
Palmer Electric
New Building/Repairs...................10,668.94
Pam Smalley
Pat Wacker
Patricia Errthum
Paul's Pump Service
Pump Repairs-Elkader.......................663.50
Peggy Rausch
Piper Jaffray & Co., Attn:cap.Mkt. Acc't#J09sfa
G.O. Bonds.....................................1,000.00
Polk County Sheriff
Subpoena Fee.....................................30.35
Pro-Build
Custodial Supplies..........................2,235.38
Pronto Market
Car Fuel...............................................59.58
Radiology Consult. of IA
Medical Payment...............................159.00
Rafe Koopman
Hydrometers Reimbursement..............52.27
Rausch Petroleum
Car Repair.........................................784.36
Regal Marine Group, Inc.
Boat...................................................140.98
Richard Dinan
Ricoh USA, Inc.
Data Processing Supplies...................48.82
Rite Price Office Supply
Office Supplies...............................1,316.48
River City Stone
Granular..........................................3,282.68
RJ Thomas Mfg.
Rec. Equipment.................................978.25
Ron McCartney
Mileage................................................22.62
Rosalie Kickbush
Russell Schofield
Sadler Power Train
Parts...............................................1,259.06
Sandra Hakert
Sandy Ashline
Reimbursement...................................31.03
Sarah Moser
Hseep Training..................................297.86
Scenic Acres
October Donation.........................15,855.00
Scott Van Keppel, L.L.C.
Outside Labor....................................178.80
Scw-Southern Comp. Warehse.
Kvm Switch........................................149.60
Securetech Systems, Inc.
Security Buttons................................305.00
Sharon Matthew
Shirley Marmann
Smitty's Oil & Tire
Tire Repairs....................................1,032.80
Southern Computer Warehouse
Ups Battery..........................................35.74
Sports World
Name Plates For Retiremt Plaques.....16.00
St. John's Cemetery, %Lola Meyer
St. Mary's Cemetery, %Tim Schloss, Att'y.
Stark's Sport Shop
Boat Service......................................226.99
State Hygienic Lab.
Well Testing.......................................581.00
Storey Kenworthy | Matt Parrot
City Election Ballots...........................972.18
Sue Dvorak
Sue Meyer
Mileage Reimbursement......................79.56
Superior Building Center
Culvert Repair On B-45.........................8.08
Superior Welding Supply
Safety Supplies....................................96.94
Susan Leonhart
The Press Journal
Election Notices - St. Point................137.00
The Sidwell Company
Upgrade Services..............................450.00
Thompson Tire & Retread, Inc.
Tires-Retreads................................1,665.50
Thompson Truck & Trailer, Inc.
Misc Other.........................................425.40
Three Rivers Farm Serv. Co.
Car Fuel..........................................5,005.52
Tigerdirect, Inc.
Computer Monitors............................355.09
Torkelson Motor Co., Inc.
Car Parts (Mats).................................211.50
Tristate Truck Equipment
Parts....................................................56.98
Twin Cities
Car Repairs.........................................86.50
U.S. Cellular
Cell Phone.........................................353.83
U.S. Postmaster
Stamps..............................................449.00
Uline, Att'n: Acc't. Rec'v.
Union Cemetery, %Owen Sylvester
U.S. Postmaster
Rolls Of Stamps...................................98.00
USI Government Sales
Office Supplies..................................139.80
Van Diest Supply Co.
Pathway-180 Gals..........................6,165.00
Vanguard Appraisals
Residential Appraisal....................45,610.65
Vergean Schmidt
Vickie Schmidt
Visiting Nurses' Assoc.
Hospital Preparedness Grant.......19,592.95
Vital Support Systems
E-Mail Service...................................840.00
Waste Management of WI-MN
Garbage..........................................1,137.57
Weber Paper Co.
Custodial Supplies - Gloves...............411.33
Wilkes Sure Save
Custodial Supplies.................................6.69
Zach Herrmann, Attorney
October Monthly Rate.....................1,850.00
Zee Medical, Inc.
Inmate Medical....................................78.88
Ziegler, Inc.
Parts...............................................2,801.06
GrandTotal...................................1,407,362.15
Funds Total
0001 General Basic........................115,026.24
0002 General Supplemental.............45,826.40
0010 Mh-Dd Services.....................580,400.07
0011 Rural Services Basic................19,944.72
0020 Secondary Roads..................524,357.84
0021 Secondary Roads Lost.............29,071.54
2010 Co Jail Bond Debt Service.........1,000.00
2012 Co Office Bldg Debt Service....12,947.50
4000 Clayton Co Emerg Mgmt..........17,737.39
4010 E911 Surcharge Fund..............13,184.16
4100 County Assessor......................47,866.29
Grand Total..................................1,407,362.15
Call to Order: Mayor Pro-Tem Margaret
Corlett called the regular meeting of the Farmersburg City Council to order at 6:00 p.m., Monday, December 7, 2015, at City Hall.
Roll Call/Attendance: Answering roll call
were council members Beau Bennett, Margaret
Corlett, Ron Dennler, Herb Morley, and Travis
Torkelson; absent was Mayor Glenn Radloff.
Also in attendance were Deputy City Clerk
Linda Sedlmayr and from 6:00 until 6:15 Lee
Zurcher.
Agenda: Morley moved, second by Torkelson, to approve the posted agenda with the addition of “Election Results & Oaths of Office.”
Voting “Yes”: Bennett, Corlett, Dennler, Morley,
Torkelson. No “no” votes. Motion carried.
Consent Agenda: Torkelson moved, second by Morley, to approve the consent agenda.
Voting “Yes”: Bennett, Corlett, Dennler, Morley, Torkelson. No “no” votes. Motion carried.
a) Minutes of the November 2, 2015, regular
meeting; b) November report of the treasurer;
c) placement on the record—Fire Department
November 9, 2015, meeting proceedings; d)
placement on the record—Library Board November 30, 2015, meeting proceedings; (e)
claims $16,669.71.
Communications and Correspondence:
None requiring action.
Person(s) to Address Council: Lee Zurcher
explained that snow removal equipment had
damaged building materials at 5 South Main
Street sometime during late winter/early spring
of 2015. The Council delayed any action until
more information is available: a) invoice of materials; b) number of pieces damaged; c) date in
which City was first notified; and d) information/
recollections of city snow removal employees.
Zurcher left at 6:15.
Streets: The Council discussed the need for
mapping the storm sewer system and cleaning
out collection areas/tubing as well as cleaning
the streets of sand, gravel, and leaves. There
was no updated information about the ditch
work in the Roosevelt/Adams area..
Fire Department Accidental Death and
Dismemberment Insurance Renewal: Morley
moved, second by Bennett, that the City pay the
basic premium for the insurance. Voting “Yes”:
Bennett, Corlett, Dennler, Morley, Torkelson. No
“no” votes. Motion carried.
Resolution No. 2015-19: Morley moved,
second by Bennett, to adopt Resolution No.
2015-19—A Resolution to Assess to Property
Taxes the Unpaid Costs for Nuisance Abatement for Lot 4 in Block 2 of the Oelke Addition.
Voting “Yes”: Bennett, Corlett, Dennler, Morley,
Torkelson. No “no” votes. Mayor Pro-Tem Corlett declared Resolution 2015-19 duly adopted.
Agenda Items for the January 4, 2016,
Regular Meeting: Some items for consideration
at the next regular meeting include—a) Lee
Zurcher request for compensation for damaged
building materials; b) City Council reorganization items; c) street updates; d) Municipal Code
update status.
Added Item—Election Results & Oaths
of Office: The official election results were received in the mail on December 7, 2015: Glenn
A. Radloff (mayor), Beau Bennett (council),
Herb Morley (council—write in), and Travis
Torkelson (council). Certificates of election were
presented to those present.
Adjournment: Morley moved, second by
Bennett, to adjourn the meeting. Voting “Yes”:
Bennett, Corlett, Dennler, Morley, Torkelson.
No “no” votes. Mayor Pro-Tem Corlett declared
the motion carried and adjourned the meeting
at 6:50 p.m. The next regular meeting of the
Council will be at 6 p.m. on Monday, January 4,
2016, at City Hall (208 South Main Street).
Report of the Treasurer: Bank statement
credits of 23,653.08 and debits of -12,114.76:
General Account 2,677.56 & -3,396.87; Library
Board Regular Account 3,174.35 & -897.81;
Library Board Memorial Trust 35.02 & -00.00;
Library Petty Cash 91.85 & -55.87; Library
Dollar Summer Reading Program General
Grant 0.00; Local Option Sales Tax Accounts
4,000.22 & -254.83; Debt Service General Obligation Bonds Account 306.51; Employee Benefits from Corporation Taxes Account 335.13 &
-245.72; Employee Benefits from Utility Rep.
Taxes .08 & -0.00; Water Account 5,278.36 &
-2,220.59; Utility Deposit Water Fund: 182.68-&
-123.15; Water Reserve Account .46; Sewer
Account 3,018.86 & -3,040.23; Solid Waste
Account 1,708.78 & -1,741.35; Road Use Tax
Account 2,118.07 & -00.00; Farm to Market
Roads: 00.00; Fire Department Regular Account 725.11 & -238.34; Fire Department New
Building Account .02; Restricted City Hall-Library Building Account .02.
Claims of $16,669.71: Selective Flood Insurance (re. sewer lift station) 1,287.00; TestAmerica (analyses) 51.45 & 51.45; Fisk Farm
& Home (weather stripping) 38.16; Keystone
Laboratories, Inc. (analysis) 11.00 & 25.00;
Corlett, Bradley (Halloween supplies) 124.31;
Mid-America Publishing (Halloween ad) 40.50
& (minutes) 72.63; Farmersburg Township (forwarded insurance payment) 300.00; Bodensteiner Implement Co. (fluid et al) 47.24 &
(servicing lawn mower) 535.83; Superior Bilding Center (sheet of mahogany) 13.82; NEITC
(phone service) 175.14 & 165.96; NEITC donated library internet 44.95 & 44.95; Waste
Management WI-MN (November services)
1,741.35; Treasurer State Iowa (Nov. SIT withheld) 99.00; Radloff, Glenn (gross 50.00 meeting compensation) net 46.29; Council members
meeting compensation (30.00 gross)—Beau net
27.78; Corlett, Margaret net 27.77, Morley, Herbert net 27.77, and Torkelson, Travis net 27.78;
MFLMarMac After Prom (donation) 100.00;
MB Construction (storm sewer repairs) 738.00
& (sewer line) 535.50; IRS (Nov.) 641.58; IPERS (Nov.) 462.65; Hawkins, Inc. (chemicals)
689.19; Gardner, Majil (postage) 14.39; Alpine
Communications (building security) 29.95; Alpine Communications (internet security) 4.95;
Black Hills Energy (heating) 186.71; Iowa Rural
Water Association (dues) 225.00; Gregerson
Electric (Community Center lighting) 444.35;
Groth Construction & Septic Services (camera
work on sewer line) 200.00; Iowa Finance Authority (1/2 yr. interest water loans) 481.25 &
1,557.50; Alliant Energy (electricity) 1,934.53;
USABlueBook (operating supplies) 64.51; Library Store, The (labels) 74.90; Baker & Taylor
(book & movie) 54.86; Oriental Trading Co (Hallowread supplies) 101.59; Chase, Zach (light
bar for fire truck) 100.00; Rite Price Office Supply (office supplies) 36.74; Farmersburg Public
Library (quarter 4 allocation) 444.05; Evanson, Randy (mileage) 7.20 & (postage) 17.40;
Feuerhelm, Heidi (mileage) 15.30 & (postage)
6.74; and payroll 2473.74.
Linda Sedlmayr, Deputy
City Clerk-Treasurer
Public Notice
November 30, 2015
Meeting of the Clayton County Board of
Supervisors at their office, 600 Gunder
Road, Elkader, Iowa.
Present: Gary Bowden, Larry Gibbs, Ron
McCartney.
Guests: Sheila Kobliska, Jean Gage, Carol
Keune, Shirley Christianson, Sylvia Mork, Merry
French, Ellen Collins and Rafe Koopman.
The Supervisors met with several members
of the regional County Social Services to discuss upcoming changes to mental health services.
McCartney moved to approve the minutes
of the November 23, 2015, meeting. Gibbs seconded. Ayes: Bowden, Gibbs, McCartney.
County Engineer Rafe Koopman presented
the Supervisors with a resolution to change the
speed limit on Pleasant Ridge Road from Highway 18 to the west corporate limits of Monona
to 45 mph. Development has continued further
out into the county and more driveways with
turning traffic could benefit from a slower speed
zone in that area. McCartney moved to approve
Resolution 31-2015. Gibbs seconded. Roll call
votes: Ayes: Bowden, Gibbs, McCartney.
RESOLUTION FOR ESTABLISHING
SPEED LIMITS
Clayton County Resolution No. 31-2015
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors is
empowered under authority of the Iowa Code
Sections 321.255 and 321.285 of the Code of
Iowa, to determine upon the basis of an engineering and traffic investigation, that the speed
limit of any secondary road is greater than is
reasonable and proper under the conditions
existing, and may determine and declare a reasonable and proper speed limit, and
WHEREAS, such an investigation has been
requested and has been completed by the Clayton County Engineer.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CLAYTON COUNTY that the speed limit be established and appropriate signs be erected at the
location described as follows:
On Pleasant Ridge Rd from the intersection
with Hwy 18 to the west corporate limits with
Monona, all in T95 N, R5W, Sec 14 & 15. The
speed limit shall be 45mph.
Gibbs moved to approve the sub-contract
with Substance Abuse Services for Clayton
County, pursuant to a grant application that was
written, submitted and received earlier in the
year and authorize the Chair to sign said subcontract. McCartney seconded. Ayes: Bowden,
Gibbs, McCartney.
Ellen Collins updated the Board on the
courthouse clock restoration and requested the
Board’s approval to allow the project to apply for
an HRDP grant. Gibbs moved to approve and
endorse the application for an HRDP grant for
the clocktower project. McCartney seconded.
Ayes: Bowden, Gibbs, McCartney.
Gary Bowden, Chairman
Peggy K. Lane, Chief Deputy Auditor
Experience the QSI Advantage
Clerk of Court
• Roxanne Martens, Rosemount,
MN, speeding, $120 fine, $42
surcharge, $60 costs
• Cody Smith, Winslow, IN,
speeding, $46 fine, $14 surcharge,
$60 costs
• Shaun Domenget, Onalaska, WI,
$60 costs
• Jason Briggs, Volga, fail to
display registration, $20 fine, $12
• Travis Roehm, Hazel Green, WI,
$60 costs
• James Dybas, Mokena, IL,
$60 costs
• William Wells, Baraboo, WI,
$60 costs
• Valerie Rohner, Garnavillo, no
CITY OF FARMERSBURG: MINUTES
OF THE DECEMBER 7, 2015, REGULAR
MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
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insurance, $250 fine, $87.50
surcharge, $60 costs; strike
unattended vehicle, $65 fine, $22.75
Scott Tomilnson, Manly, speeding,
$46 fine, $14 surcharge, $60 costs
Fred Hilsenbeck, Arlington,
$60 costs
Avtar Cheema, Upper Darby, PA,
$60 costs
Jeremy Friedlein, McGregor,
$60 costs
Terry Ryan, Cresco, speeding, $40
fine, $14 surcharge, $60 costs
Samantha Brown, Volga, speeding,
$40 fine $14 surcharge, $60 costs
Albert Cianci, Batavia, IL,
$60 costs
• Mackinzie Nutzmann, Chippewa
Falls, WI, speeding, $80 fine, $28
• Geena Fendt, Milwaukee, WI,
$60 costs
• Erik Blomquist, Onalaska, WI,
$60 costs
• Mitchell Cole, Elkader, no valid
license, $200 fine, $75 surcharge,
$60 costs
• Stacy Dettmann, Prairie du Chien,
stop sign violation, $100 fine, $35
• Joseph Richter, Earlville, speeding,
• Jamie Larsen, Prairie du Chien,
operate without registration, $57.50
fine, $17.50 surcharge, $60 costs
• Tierney Cash, Prairie du Chien,
operate without registration, $57.50
fine, $17.50 surcharge, $60 costs
• Deglis Rostran, Indianapolis, IN,
no valid license, $230 fine, $70
surcharge, $60 costs; speeding, $46
fine, $14 surcharge, $60 costs
• Joseph Bauer, Lexington, KY,
$60 costs
• Gwen Hoth, Monona, speeding,
• Anthony Hensley, Marion,
$60 costs
District Court:
• Amanda Richard, 28, Garnavillo,
drive while revoked, $1,000 fine,
$300 surcharge, $100 costs and 2
days in jail
Marriage License:
• David W. Herschberger, 21
and Edna J Nisley, 22, both of
Edgewood
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School
Calendar
Friday, Dec. 18, 2015
3:45 pm-7 pm Dance Clinic
(K-8) Monona Small Gym
Dancers perform at halftime
of the girl’s varsity game.
4 pm JV/V GBBB vs. Ed-Co @
MFL MM HS
6:15 pm GBBB V vs. Ed-Co @
MFL MM HS
Saturday, Dec. 19, 2015
10 am Wrestling Invitational @
Starmont HS
Monday, Dec. 21, 2015
4 pm GBBB JV @ Turkey Valley
6:15 pm GBBB V @ Turkey
Valley HS
Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2015
Prof. Dev. - 2:20 PM Dismissal Winter Begins 6 pm BBB JV/Var.
Waukon @ MFL MarMac HS
(Time & Location Changed)
Winter Break Dec. 23rd - Jan. 1
School Menu
Wednesday, Dec. 16
Pancakes, syrup, applesauce
Cheese bread & Pizza sauce
Broc/caul salad
Pears
Pudding
Thursday, Dec. 17
Coffee cake, juice, pears
Chicken nuggets
Butter sandwich WG
Mashed potatoes
Glazed carrots
Peach crisp
Friday, Dec. 18
Donut, mixed fruit
Grilled cheese & Tomato soup
Raw veggies
Romaine lettuce
Mixed fruit
Monday, Dec. 21
French toast, syrup, orange juice
Cheeseburger
School bun
Baked beans/fries
Tomato
Banana
Tuesday, Dec. 22
Egg, toast, jelly,
orange juice, pears
Chicken Alfredo
Muffin bran
Peas
Candied sweet potato
Pineapple
Milk served daily
of the week
BULLDOG
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RYAN MOON
Monday Nite Ladies
Bowled December 7, 2015
Standings:
Numedahl Construction.................77-27
Freedom Bank................................64-40
Luana Savings Bank......................59-45
Fidelity Bank..................................56-48
Luana Tap.......................................48-56
Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2015
Prof. Dev. - 2:20 PM Dismissal 1:15 pm 2-3 Grade Winter
Concert MFLMM HS Auditorium
Thursday, Dec. 17, 2015
4 pm GBB 7th @ Clayton Ridge
5 pm GBB 8th @ Clayton Ridge
6 pm JV/V GBB @ Crestwood
6 pm HS W Double Dual @
MFL MM McGregor Center
River Levels
Bowling
Hi-Way Lanes, Postville
This week’s Bulldog of
the Week is senior, Ryan
Moon, son of Dan and
Nancy Moon. Ryan was
nominated by Christina
Harbaugh, the music teacher.
Harbaugh said, “Ryan
Moon has been making
large contributions to
the MFL MarMac music
Ryan Moon
department through his
positive attitude, strong work ethic, and dedicated
participation for as long as I have been working
here. On Saturday December 5th, Ryan’s efforts
were recognized in a very special way. Ryan was
accepted to the NEIBA Honor Band. This event
was held in Olewien and features about 500 of the
best middle school and high school musicians in
the North East Iowa District. This year participants
came from 56 different schools. The competition
for acceptance is extremely steep and Ryan
auditioned very well.”
Chrstina continued, “A big thanks to Ryan
Moon for all of his hard work and for representing
our school so well during rehearsals and
performances on December 5th. Your hard work
has paid off, and you have given the community
something to be very proud of!”
HTS: Numedahl Construction.........2379
HTG: Numedahl Construction..........809
HLS: Jamie Esler..............................695
HLG: Jamie Esler..............................256
Thursday Mixed
Week 15 - December 3, 2015
Mississippi River Pool 9
Mississippi River level at
Lansing is has dropped to 8.2 feet
and is stable this week. Water
temperature is 37 degrees. Crappie
- Good: Fish side channels with
slight current using small jigs with
minnows. Vertically jig in larger
brush piles. Walleye - Excellent:
Walleye fishing has been excellent
again this week as more fish move
into the tailwaters of the lock and
dams. Use vertical jigs tipped
with minnows. Sauger - Excellent:
Sauger continue to feed actively
going into winter. Fish heavy
jigs tipped with minnows in the
tailwaters and along deeper side
channels.
Lynxville has dropped to 16.3 feet
and is stable over the next week.
Water temperature is 37 degrees.
Crappie - Good: Fish side channels
with slight current using small
jigs with minnows. Vertically jig
in larger brush piles. Walleye Excellent: Walleye fishing has
HSGT: Wrecking Crew......................708 been excellent again this week as
more fish move into the tailwaters
HHGT: Wrecking Crew.....................816
HSGM: Kermit White.......................224 of the lock and dams. Use Vertical
HHGM: Kermit White.......................242 jigs tipped with minnows. Sauger HSGW: Cathy Koening.....................200 Excellent: Sauger continue to feed
HHGW: Cathy Koening.....................253 actively going into winter. Fish
heavy jigs tipped with minnows in
the tailwaters and along deeper side
Wednesday Coffeebreakers
channels.
Week 15 - December 9, 2015
Standings:
Guttenberg has fallen to 7.8 feet and
Luana Savings Bank......................73-47
FreedomBank.................................67-53 is forecasted to stabilize around 7.5
Suckow Dairy.................................52-68 next week. Water temperature is 37
HiWay Lanes-BYE...............................36 degrees. Crappie - Good: Fish side
channels with slight current using
small jigs with minnows. Vertically
HTG: Suckow Dairy..........................419
jig in larger brush piles. Walleye
HTS: Suckow Dairy........................1227
HWG: Jeanine Lenth........................230 - Excellent: Walleye fishing has
HWS: Jeanine Lenth........................631 been excellent again this week as
more fish move into the tailwaters
of the lock and dams. Use vertical
jigs tipped with minnows. Sauger Excellent: Sauger continue to feed
actively going into winter. Fish
heavy jigs tipped with minnows in
the tailwaters and along deeper side
channels.
Upper Mississippi River levels
have fallen and are stabilizing this
week. Open water fishing is still
occurring with no ice forming
on the backwaters yet. Fish are
active but may be harder to find
until conditions stabilize. Water
temperatures have dipped into the
upper 30's. Fish prefer a slower
presentation using live bait.
Standings:
Really!?..........................................40-20
4J’s & a Z.......................................39-20
Wrecking Crew..............................38-22
Sud Suckers...................................33-27
Icy Hot............................................29-31
Electrikats......................................26-33
Luana Tap.......................................25-35
Blind.................................................9-51
OPINION
Letter from the Editor
We are living history
JASON LOPER
OUTLOOK EDITOR
Since buying our house here
two years ago we’ve logged a lot
of miles in the car driving between
Monona and Chicago. One thing
that has made the hours bearable
has been radio shows and podcasts.
If we’re not listening to old time
radio shows like Jack Benny and
Suspense, then we’re listening to
National Public Radio programs.
One of my favorite radio projects
is called StoryCorps. StoryCorps’
mission is “to provide people of
all backgrounds and beliefs with
the opportunity to record, share
and preserve the stories of our
lives.” Since 2003, they’ve had
StoryBooths set up around the
country where they’ve allowed
everyday folks to walk in and
interview their friends and relatives.
And, more recently, StoryCorps
has launched an app that makes
recording history as easy as hitting
a record button on your smart
phone.
I’ve always loved the idea of this.
I don’t know about you but when
I think of history I tend to think
about what’s written in books. But
of course we’re all living history
every day. And it’s not always the
big, national events that matter.
Smaller, regional stories have
importance as well.
I had the opportunity to
visit Garden View Retirement
Grohe appointed vice president
of Mid-America Publishing
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Community here in Monona last
week. I was there on a mission to
collect stories for an upcoming
holiday themed article. As I talked
to a group of folks ranging in age
from 75 to 104 it occurred to me
how much history was in the room.
While it may not be the history that
gets written in textbooks, the stories
are no less important or impactful.
With the holidays coming up
it’s a perfect time to start asking
questions of the more senior
members of our families. Questions
as simple as what it was like when
grandma was growing up can be
quite enlightening … especially
for the younger kids who haven’t
known a life without cell phones.
Try explaining a party line to them!
Whether you record family
stories for posterity or add them to
your own memory bank, learning
from each other’s history is a way to
stay connected to each other and to
our pasts.
Mid-America Publishing
Corporation, (MAPC) based in
Hampton, is pleased to announce
it has appointed Mid-America
Board Chairman Matt Grohe, of
Des Moines, to the position of
corporate Vice President as of Dec
2, 2015. Grohe was also appointed
to the newly created positions of
Vice President of Sales and Vice
President of Marketing. Grohe has
served on the MAPC Board as
Chair since 2003 and is a minority
shareholder in the corporation.
Grohe has been a residential real
estate in the Des Moines Iowa
area since 2002 and brings more
than 20 years of combined sales
and customer service experience
to the position. Grohe graduated
from the University of Iowa in 1992
with a BA in Communications and
currently serves on two non-profit
boards, a Des Moines citizen’s
board and is a precinct official
with the Polk County Auditor’s
office. Grohe lives in Des Moines
with his wife, Jeanette, a majority
MAPC shareholder, and their three
children.
Grohe will join the current
MAPC executive team consisting
of President/CEO Ryan Harvey
and CFO and Treasurer Pam
DeVries. As the Corporation Vice
President and VP of Sales and
Marketing Grohe will support the
existing executive team and assist
the corporation in developing new
products and initiatives, managing
salesperson and marketing staff
orientation programs, refining and
strengthening ongoing salesperson
training, and also will work toward
diversifying and improving the
company’s product and service
offerings.
About Mid-America Publishing
Corporation (MAPC)
Mid-America Publishing
Corporation a privately held
subchapter S corporation was
incorporated in Iowa in August of
1962. Mid-America was founded
by Willard Archie and son David
Archie and has grown into a
family run company of 22 weekly
newspapers, 7 shopper publications
and three specialty publications
with operations in 16 Iowa counties.
Mid-America also publishes
six county visitor’s guides and
offers contract printing and
publishing, commercial and
personal customized printing,
advertising and logo/letterhead
design, customized marketing
campaigns, newsletter design,
mailing list management and related
services. Mid-America Publishing
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MFL MarMac Stu Crew brings holiday spirit to many
The MFL MarMac Middle
School Stu Crew has had a busy
holiday season already and has
found many ways to bring the
holiday spirit to the McGregor
Center and give back to our
communities at the same time!
The first exciting addition to our
building was a TV Announcement
system in the Main Hallway. This
TV displays a slideshow with
updates, event & class information,
and pictures of our students. For
the past several years, the Stu Crew
has been fundraising for this item
and was finally able to purchase and
install it this fall. All of the staff
members are able to add their own
slides to the presentation, making it
a truly collaborative project!
In mid November, all students
in the building participated in
our annual Holiday Cash & Coin
Drive. Homerooms were each
given the goal of raising $50, and
those who met the goal were able
to play in a Dodgeball tournament
last week! Eleven of sixteen
homerooms met the goal, and as
a building we raised just shy of
$850. The funds were divided
across three different local causes:
Shepherd of the Hills Holiday Shop,
Angels Helping Angels, and the
Samson Boylen Scholarship Fund.
Representatives from the Stu Crew
spent an afternoon purchasing gift
items at Walmart including clothes
and shoes, winter gear, toys and
board games, movies and Xbox
games, mP3 players, headphones
and bluetooth speakers, iTunes
Gift Cards, make up and hair
accessories, jewelry, books, athletic
balls, and more! The gifts have
been delivered to two Angels in the
community and Shepherd of the
Hills in St. Olaf.
Prior to the Holiday Train event,
students in the McGregor Center
brought in non-perishable food
items to donate to the Clayton
County Food Shelf. For each item
donated, students were able to fill
out a raffle ticket and enter the
drawing for a new set of Dr. Dre
Beats, iTunes gift cards, and candy
canes! The Stu Crew purchased
and donated these items to the
raffle winners. Winner of the Beats
was 7th grader Logan Brown. The
iTunes gift cards went to 7th grader
Ben Miene, 6th grader Annie Heins,
and 5th grader Anabel Pagaza.
Representatives from the Stu
Crew delivered 2 suburban loads
of donations to the Holiday Train
site and stayed to enjoy the event as
well!
Each year the Stu Crew sponsors
a tree at the Festival of Trees in
McGregor, and this year we decided
to display our Bulldog Spirit tree at
the school and go with a new theme
at the festival. Our theme for the
year is “Why Fit in When You Were
Born to Stand Out,” so our tree was
adorned with flashing lights, bright
and colorful ornaments, and neon
colors galore! Last year, Stu Crew
member Hanna Dickman, won a
cash prize for her tree decorated
for Maggie’s Diner. She generously
donated her prize to the Stu Crew so
we could purchase new ornaments
this year. If you didn’t have time to
stop at the festival, the tree is now
on display near the main entrance of
the McGregor Center.
This group of 12 young people
has worked extremely hard at being
good leaders for the rest of the
students at the McGregor Center
and has had quite a successful year!
As their sponsor, I am very proud
of them!
Shepherd of the Hills
All Stu Crew members pose with the donations they were presenting to Shepherd of the hills.
Festival of Trees
Winners of the Food Drive Raffle
Members shown at the Festival of Trees are Marlene Franzen, Kira
Reick, Jesse Brewer, Max Havlicek and Max Koeller.
Ben Miene, Logan Brown, Annie Heins, Anabel Pagaza
Decorah
Sales Commission
Stu Crew with the new TV system
Back Row: Mrs. Jones, Megan Lang, Kira Reick, Max Koeller, & Jesse
Breuer. Middle Row: Riley Whitney, Marlene Franzen, Max Havlicek,
Braden Landt. Front Row: Kaylee Bachman, Abby Schellhorn, Gabe
McGeough, and Kashton Mathis
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Choice Beef Steers & Heifers
118.00-121.00
Select & Choice Beef Steers & Heifers
113.00-118.00
High Choice Holstein Steers & Heifers
108.00-111.00
Choice Holstein Steers & Heifers
105.00-108.00
Select & Choice Holstein Steers & Heifers
97.00-105.00
Market Cows.............47.00-60.00
High Dressing Market Cows
60.00-67.00
Market Bulls...............78.00-93.50
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Clayton SWCD
meeting December 3
The Clayton SWCD will
be holding their regularly
scheduled monthly meeting on
Thursday, December 3, 2015 at
1:30 p.m. at the Freedom Bank
Community Room, Elkader, IA.
The public is invited to attend.
If you need accommodations,
please notify Gina Parker by
calling 563-245-1048
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Monona Blood Drive
December 10
American Red Cross will
be having a blood drive at the
Monona Community Center
located on East Center Street on
Thursday, December 10, 2015
from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
For an appointment, please
call Celia at (563)539-2275 or
visit redcrossblood.org.
Singles over 40 to
meet December 6
Singles over 40 will meet at
Johnson’s Restaurant in Elkader
on Sunday, December 6 at
12:30 pm. Cards will follow.
ENJOY
Canadian Pacific prepares track for winter
A crew from Canadian Pacific railroad was working on the track
that runs through Monona on Monday, November 23. According to the
workers present, the crew was “shuffling machines around.” Canadian
Pacific was sending their regulator up north to have the snow equipment
installed. They were also changing out some rail before the ground
freezes. The crew was just passing through as they complete the work
on this stretch of track. The workers are based in states around the
region - Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri and Illinois.
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in downtown Monona
On Tuesday, November 24, a crew from Alliant Energy brought their bucket truck to town to wrap the
evergreen rope and Christmas lights on the streetlights. Alliant provides this service free of charge to the city.
Holiday music began streaming through the speakers on Monday, November 30 and will continue through
the month of December.
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At its regular November meeting,
the McGregor City Council was
informed that the police will begin
enforcing parking for snow removal.
Chief Bogdonovich also stated that
they are checking in to an academy
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law enforcement training.
Andrew McGovern from HR
Green reported the results of the
bid opening for the FEMA Storm
Water Control Project to the mayor
and council. There were three
bidders, Portzen, Moyna, and Pirc
Tobin. The apparent low bidder
for the project is Pirc Tobin at
$2,790,519. The bid came in over
cost estimate with mobilization,
concrete spillways, trash fences,
and articulated mat for Buell Ave.
storm sewer channel accounting
for the majority of the items that
came in higher than estimated.
Bid documents provide a 90 day
time frame for award of a contract.
Halvorson moved, seconded by
Muehlbauer to adjourn the award
decision to the January 20, 2016
council meeting for evaluation
of the budget and funding. The
motion carried.
Pay request No. 6 for the sewer
rehab project was submitted for
Council approval. Administrator
Sander informed the Council that
all work has been completed now
with Palucci’s and Corson’s wall
being the last of the construction
work. Two percent retainage is
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to be paid out following receipt
of all lien waivers. There will
be some engineering and grant
administration fees yet to be billed.
The Council voted to approve Pay
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in the amount of $41,600.74 for the
Sewer Rehab Project.
A quote for HD truck snow tire/
rim for snow removal with the skid
loader was considered. The Council
asked that Smitty’s be contacted
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on-line price that had been found
and if so buy locally. If not, the four
tires with free shipping could be
ordered for $1,490.
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Donald and Company presented the
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Four recommendations were made
in the report. The library trust fund
is held in depositories outside of the
State of Iowa, which are required
to be held in depositories within
the county in which the city is
located. Business transactions with
Kwik Star, employer of Council
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without competitive bid. The
City Attorney will research both
of these recommendations and
report back to the council at the
December meeting. The budget was
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and Economic Development and
should have been amended for. One
set of minutes was not signed as
required. Mr. Clausen stated the
city’s accounting is in very good
condition and complemented the
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The Council approved releasing
escrow on Lot Two (2) In Block
One (1) of RWW II Subdivision for
Clickner. Construction of the home
is substantially complete.
A request to purchase a
portion of Point Anne Lane was
reviewed. Paul and Joan Burns have
purchased the overlook property
(three lots) and have requested
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to improve the building sight and
access. The Council discussed the
request and would like to take more
time to look at the sight.
Attorney Schuster asked to
include a revised resolution for
policy related to sale of city
property. The current resolution
was done in 2000. He had recently
updated Guttenberg’s to ensure
there is adequate funds to cover the
costs associated with a purchase
in case the buyer should happen to
back out after legal and other costs
have been incurred. The resolution
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meeting.
Quotes from a previous meeting
to replace the copy machine were
discussed. Administrator Sander
requested Council permission to
ask for a trial of the copier from
Advance Systems that had provided
the lowest bid and to make a
decision at the December meeting.
Council agreed that it would be
good to try out the machine to
ensure it has all of the components
required.
Connection to the sewer main
was discussed and will be talked
about more once the owners have
considered the best option for
connection.
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Lighted Holiday Parade and
Festival kicked off the Christmas
season on Saturday, November
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at Center Street and then wound
their way toward City Park. The
parade featured lighted vehicles
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in second and third. Santa lit the
city Christmas tree and led the
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“Christmas in Calmar” will be
held on Thursday, December 3,
2015, from 4 to 7 p.m the Calmar
Community Club sponsors this
event that is fun for all. Events
include: “Frosty Sleigh” shuttle
and tractor, carriage rides,
cookies and cider, candies,
hot chocolate, dancers, cookie
decorating, ornaments, a book,
pictures with Mr. and Mrs.
Claus, silk poinsetta decorating,
and all kinds of goodies,
including chicken noodle soup
and chili. In addition to Santa
and Mrs. Claus, there is an Elf
Workshop, Live Nativity, and
you might even see the Grinch!
You can even get help with gift
wrapping and see lefse making.
There are 18 stops to make, and
since it is a small town, walking
around is encouraged. There is
no charge for these activities...
Calmar welcomes you and hopes
everyone enjoys a happy and safe
holiday season.
Santa Claus
Santa made a special stop in
Monona to ride in the lighted
parade and help light the
Christmas tree in City Park. After
lighting the tree, Santa led the
crowd in Christmas carols.
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Bolldog boys pick up wins against South Winneshiek Bulldog wrestlers have a great week on the mat as they win
and North Fayette Valley in action last week
the Nashua Plainfield tournament with four champions
South Winn
After a hard-fought first quarter,
where the score teetered back and
forth the Bulldogs led South Winn
22-20 after one, and were knotted
at 38 at the half, the Bulldog would
dig and claw for the win as the
final score was 73-62. Starters on
the court were Bryar Ruff, Mason
Hertramph, Tristen Kautman, Ty
Hefmer and Cade Kuenster.
Kautman was the top scorer
with 26 points and four made shots
from beyond the arc to lead the
offense. Also in double figures were
Hertrampf with 16, Kuenster with
15 and Hefner with 14 to round
out the balanced scoring attack.
Hertrampf added three treys and
Hefner had two. Hefner had seven
assists and Hertrampf and Kautman
had five each. Kautman also made
four of six shots from the charity
stripe.
Coach Eric Dettbarn said,
“Against South Winn we probably
played our best offensive game of
the year. It was nice to have four
kids in double figures and they
all did a good job of sharing the
basketball all game long.”
Kuenster led the team with
nine rebounds, Ruff had six and
Hertrampf added five. Kuenster
blocked two South Winn buckets
and Ruff had one as well.
About the defense, the Coach
said, “Defensively, we really got
hurt inside during the first half
but we were able to make some
adjustments at halftime which
helped us play a much better game
in the second half.”
After the game he added, “The
kids played with a lot of effort
which allowed us to come away
with our third victory in four
games.”
North Fayette Valley
In another up and down battle,
the Bulldogs took an early lead
against North Fayette Valley, 16-10
after one, but the Tiger Hawks
kept clawing back after the half,
however, with great team effort, the
Bulldogs would get the win by a
score of 57-54.
The Coach noted, “This game
was a dog fight from the get go.
Offensively, we were out of sink all
night. But, we were able to play just
well enough to come away with the
three-point victory.”
Kuenster was the leading scorer
as he had 21 points on the night
and Hertrampf and Kautman each
pumped in 15. Hefner added six to
round out the scoring. Hertrampf
had three shots from downtown,
Hefner added two and Kautman had
one long ball. Hertrampf and Hefner
had four assists each and Ruff and
Kautman added two apiece.
Defensively, Kautman had six
steals on the night. Hertrampf
grabbed three steals and Ruff and
Heffner added two take aways.
Snatching boards were Ruff and
Hertrampf with six each. Also
doing a good job on the boards
was Hefner with five. Ruff had two
blocked shots as did Kuenster.
About the defensive, Dettbarn
said, “On a night when you are
struggling at the offensive end, you
have to make plays on the defensive
end to make up for it. I thought, for
the most part, we did that.”
After the game, he added,
“It was a very exciting game
throughout that ended with us
making a last second three by
Hefner to get our fourth win.”
This week the Bulldogs travel
to Postville on Tuesday and have a
home game with Ed-Co on Friday.
Girls split with South Winneshiek and North Fayette Valley
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South Winn
The Bullodg girls faced a strong
South Winn team last Tuesday, and
although they had a three point
lead after one quarter, and were
leading at the break, they would
end up losing a hard-fought battle
45-41. Coach Ashley Sickles said,
“The game started out well for the
Bulldogs. We had a nice lead at the
half. Unfortunately, the Warriors
came out in the second half red hot
and we were unable to answer. We
were out-scored in the second half
17-28.”
Hayley Vogt had 16 points to
lead the scoring attack, Chaun’te
Drahn and Kyleigh Picha added
seven each. Kayla Keehner aided
the offense with seven assists and
Vogt had two. Others with assists
were Jasmine Stocker, Picha and
Kennedy McShane who each had
one.
About the offense, the coach
noted, “Offensively, we struggled
making both inside and outside
shots throughout the game.”
Defensively, Drahn had seven
rebounds as did McShane. Vogt
had four, Keehner added three,
Aspen Havlicek, Kylie Moose,
Rebecca Harms and Picha grabbed
two boards each. Drahn had three
blocked shots and Harms and
McShane also each blocked a South
Winn shot.
Sickles explained, “Defensively,
we played the Warriors in a man
defense. The game plan was to put
pressure on the Warrior guards to
make them have to handle the ball.
Rebounding hurt us in this game as
we allowed too many second chance
shots.”
North Fayette Valley
Friday night the girls played
North Fayette Valley where they got
back on the winning track.
The coach noted, “Going into
the game our focus was to come
out with energy and set the game
tempo. We started the game playing
man to man, but after the Tiger
Hawks had several made shots
inside the paint, we switched to a
2-3 zone.”
With the score tied at the half,
the girls out-scored the Tiger Hawks
in both the third and fourth quarters
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for the nine point, 43-34 win.
Starters were Vogt, Keehner, Drahn,
Harms and McShane.
Vogt was the only Bulldog
in double figures with 12 points,
Keehner had nine and Picha scored
seven off the bench. Drahn had five
points. Drahn and McShane had
four assists each while Vogt, Allsion
Corlett and Keehner each had two.
Explaining the offense, Coach
Sickles said, “We ran a zone
offense to work on moving the ball
around the court to breakdown
their defense. The Bulldogs did a
good job of attacking the zone and
finding open players on the court.
Keehner really stepped up knocking
down shots and bringing the ball
up the court. Josie Kleinow, who
played in her first varsity game,
gave us solid minutes in the second
half and was a key defensive player
as she was able to use her height to
help challenge shots.”
Defensively, Drahn had two
blocked shots and freshman Josie
Kleinow had one.
This week the girls were slated
to play Postville on Tuesday and
travel to Crestwood on Thursday.
They will host Ed-Co on the
Bulldog court Friday night.
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North Linn Quad
The Bulldog wrestlers had a
very busy week and the coaches
noted the team handled it very well.
Coach Chet Bachman said, “The
North Linn quad was a long trip
on Tuesday. We wrestled very well
against our opponents that night
taking all three duals. I thought
our energy was good and technique
from the top to bottom was very
aggressive and I liked the way our
seven freshman wrestled in the line
up as well. “
Ed-Co
Against Ed-Co the Bulldogs
won 73-3. Individual results were as
follows:
120 DuCharme won by forfeit.
126 Dylan Corlett won by forfeit.
132 Michael Egan lost 6-4.
138 Brady Olson
won by major decision.
145 Bryce Burke won by forfeit.
152 Nathan Johanningmeier
won by forfeit.
160 Hunter Fletcher won by forfeit.
170 Bobby Lange won by forfeit
182 Corbin Gardner won by forfeit.
195 Garret Keehner won by forfeit.
220 Bradye Miller won by forfeit.
285 Korby Keehner won by forfeit.
106 Zach Trudo
113 Jammar Tanniehill won by fall.
Maquoketa Valley
Against Maquoketa Valley the
Bulldogs won 55-18. The individual
results are as follows
113, tanniehill won by forfeit.
120 DuCharme won by fall.
132 Egan won by technical fall.
138 Brady Olson
145 Burke won by decision.
152 Johanningmeier won by fall.
160 Fletcher won by fall.
170 Lange won by major decision.
220 Miller won by fall.
285 Keehner won by fall
106 Trudo won by decision.
North Linn
Against North Linn the Bulldogs
were the victors by a score of 54-20.
Results are as follows:
120 DuCharme won by decision;
126 Corlett won by fall
138 Olson won by fall
145 Burke won by fall
152 Johanningmeier
won by decision
160 Fletcher won by fall
170 Lange won by fall
182 Gardner won by fall
195 G. Keehner won by forfeit
220 Miller won by forfeit
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The MFL MarMac Wrestlers won the tournament at Nashua- Plainfield
last Saturday as they crowned four individual champions. Earning first
place were Korby Keehner, Brady Olson, Kordell DuCharme and Brady
Miller.
Prairie du Chien dual
To keep the dual action going,
the Bulldogs hosted Prairie du
Chien in McGregor.
The coach said, “ It was nice to
wrestle a single dual in McGregor.
It is a good atmosphere there where
the fans are right on top of the
competition. We knew the dual
would be close as they have a nice
team so we had our hands full.
We just needed a few guys to step
up. Kordell DuCharme got things
started with a fall and Egan and
Corlett had two tough opponents but
we wrestled with some toughness
in those matches. Olson got things
started at 138 with a fall and Burke
and Johanningmeier added to that
with a pair of falls which kept the
momentum going. Fletcher wrestled
a tough match and got caught with
and over under throw at 182. We
wrestled hard for 6 minutes but
only gave up a decision which is
huge in this kind of dual as all the
points really matter. The match of
the night came down at 195 where
Brady Miller took the decision
for the win which really was the
turning point in the dual. Keehner at
heavyweight came out and did what
we needed him to do which was
get the fall. Trudo and Tanniehill at
the lower weights lost some tough
matches but the Bulldogs came out
with the victory 39-36.”
Winning for the Bulldogs were:
120 DuCharme won by fall
138 Olson won by fall
145 Burke won by fall
152 Johanningmeier won by fall
160 Lange won by forfeit
195 Miller won by decision
285 K. Keehner won by fall.
scored points as the guys in blue
and gold from MFL MarMac won
the tourney.
The champions were 120
DuCharme; 132 Olson; 195 Miller;
285 K. Keehner
About the performance, Coach
Bachman said, “It was a great
day of wrestling. It was a first
championship for Olson who did
well all day. Lange, who was a
runner-up faced a tough kid from
Hudson. At 195 Garret Keehner did
a great job for a freshman. Miller
also won his first championship
of his career and we were very
proud of his efforts. Korby Keehner
faced an undefeated senior from
Northwood and won the match in
the third period for some key back
points and a reversal. That was a big
match and a good way to end the
day.”
Other place winners were:
106 Trudo, third; 113 Tenniehill,
fourth; 126 Corlett, sixth; 132 Egan,
second;145 Burke, second;152
Johanningmeier, third; 160 Lange,
second;170 Fletcher, third;182
Gardner, sixth; 195 Garret Keehner,
third
This week the Bulldog junior
varsity was slated to participate
in the Postville junior varsity
tournament on Monday and the
varsity hosts a meet in McGregor on
Thursday and travel to a tournament
at Starmont on Saturday.
Nashua Plainfield Tournament
Saturday the Bulldogs
traveled to the Nashua Plainfield
tournament where they crowned
four champions and all wrestlers
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