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OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF HARDIN COUNTY
E L D O R A, I O W A
641-939-5051
www.eldoranewspapers.com
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Humanities Iowa
brings history to life
in Steamboat Rock
By Rick Patrie
News Editor
STEAMBOAT ROCK – A long
time interpretive presenter with Iowa
Living History Farms is coming to
Steamboat Rock this month to make
a presentation based on his research
into the pre-civil war underground
railroad in Iowa.
The presentation entitled “Josiah
Bushnell Grinnell and the Iowa
Underground Railroad” will be
Saturday July 18 at 10 a.m. in the
Steamboat Rock Historical Society
building, the old city hall.
Featured speaker, David Connon
has worked for the Living History
Farm historic center from a number
of years.
The Living History Farms site,
which features period reenactments
of different phases of Iowa Farm
history, is in Urbandale. He has
also worked extensively as a private
and independent researcher and
historian.
Connon is a prolific speaker and
writer of Iowa and mid-1800’s
Iowa history. This time he focuses
on Josiah Bushnell Grinnell who
was a prominent political figure and
participated in the Iowa Underground
Railroad. J.B. Grinnell and other
Grinnell residents helped at least 37
fugitive slaves who passed through
their town before the Civil War.
Not all his neighbors appreciated
his work.
David Connon says he “will tell
David Connon
a story of racism, noble actions,
and conflict.” He will highlight
abolitionist John Brown’s visit to
Grinnell, and Grinnell’s first riot
over the presence of fugitive slaves
in the public school.
It is a story that has special
resonance for people here in Hardin
County, considering the widely
acknowledged role played in the
Underground Railroad by people
living in the New Providence area,
too.
Connon is also an independent
researcher and writer. He has a
Master’s Degree in Education from
Northern Illinois University. His
wife is an Iowa native whose great(continued on page 3)
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Walter Sayer Post 182
mtg. July 15
Walter Sayer Post 182, American
Legion meetings are held at 7:30
p.m. on the third Wednesday of each
month at the Legion Post at 1215
Washington St., Eldora.
The Healing Hour July 15
Is it hard at times to cope with
difficulties in life? Do you want to
start taking better care of yourself?
Would you like to learn some
fun new activities this summer?
The Healing Hour is designed for
anyone who wants to have fun and
learn healthy, empowering skills to
cope with past or present difficult
times in life. Programs include:
“Drums Alive,” Self-Defense,
Yoga, Journaling, and Grounding
Skills. Join us on Wednesdays, July
15 and 29 in Eldora at Memorial
Park (formerly Deer Park) from 2 to
3:30 p.m. Rain location at 1401 12th
Ave. Pre-registration preferred, but
not required. To register call Jodie
at 319-231-9904. All programs and
refreshments are provided at no
cost by Crisis Intervention Service,
www.cishelps.org.
Eldora High School
Class of 1980 Reunion
The EHS Class of 1980 will meet
July 24 at the Pizza Ranch at 7 p.m.
and then attend the Rock ‘n Roll
Reunion at the American Legion
(6 p.m. - midnight). Saturday, July
25 the group will meet at the Pine
Lake Country Club: 9 a.m.- 2 p.m.
- Golf, lunch and hang out; 2-4 p.m.
- Teacher/Staff Reception; 5:30-7
p.m. - Class of 1980 dinner; 7-10
p.m. - Party for EHS/ENP Classes
of 1975-1985. Please contact Jan
(Hirt) Maltby with questions at 515289-0222.
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Corner
Volunteers
still needed
by Michaela Kendall
Staff Writer
ELDORA – With less than two
weeks until the big ride arrives, the
RAGBRAI Eldora committee is
making a final call for community
members to volunteer.
They still need help in several
areas, including: Beverage garden,
information centers, shuttle routes,
sanitation and clean up.
If you haven’t already, it’s not
too late to sign up to be a volunteer.
This can be done online, through
the RAGBRAI Eldora website, or
by contacting one of the committee
members.
There will be a Volunteer Meeting
on Monday, July 13 at 6:30 p.m. at
the South Hardin High School.
The meeting is for all RAGBRAI
volunteers, and it will cover things
such as: how to get around town,
how to check in at the volunteer
command center, who to call if you
can’t make your shift, and more.
After all the basic information is
covered, volunteers will be split into
groups to get specific instructions
from the chairperson whose
committee they are volunteering
for.
Speaking
of
volunteers,
RAGBRAI Eldora has several new
sponsors who have made donations
specifically for volunteers of the
event.
One of the donors, Grundy
County Memorial Hospital, is
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Queen of the County Fair
A veteran showman, long active in the livestock and other competitions at the Hardin County Fair, was named queen of the event
for this year. Victoria Butt is the 2015 queen. She came to the fair with the banner of her hometown Iowa Falls. First Runner up for the
competition was Miss Eldora, Emily Mitchell, and Miss Congeniality was Miss Ackley, Rachel Frazier. Pictured is the court for this
year, from the left, Rachel Ostrem, 2014 Hardin County Fair Queen, Victoria Butt, Emily Mitchell and Rachel Frazier. The fair kicked
off with the downtown parade Wednesday night and will continue through Sunday. Look for some news of events in Tuesday’s paper, but the full coverage should be in next Friday’s Index.
Relief group
devises
emergency
housing
By Rick Patrie
News Editor
ELDORA – If you see what
looks like a grain bin going up in the
parking lot of Anderson Dentistry on
July 21, don’t make an appointment
with the eye doctor.
It is your standard grain bin –
but grain bin become a home for
people who’ve lost theirs in natural
disasters.
Global Compassion Network –
based in Eagle Grove and founded by
an Iowa farmer in 2011 – is gearing
up to build a copy of the Sukup Safe
T Home® in each overnight town
along the RAGBRAI route.
What better way to spread the
word about their work round the
Riders to get peek at rec trail
By Rick Patrie
News Editor
HARDIN-MARSHALL – They
won’t be a captive audience, but they
will be a natural audience.
When RAGBRAI pulls into town
on the 21st of this month enthusiasts
for a new Hardin-Marshall County
recreational trail hope to have a
block long showcase of their project
in place.
It will be only a block long, on the
rail bed just west of Hy-Vee, but trail
enthusiasts say it shouldn’t be hard
to stretch the block out for 30 miles
in your imagination. Until you have
the Iowa River Trail.
If you are a biker you have a lot
to look forward to in the next few
years, as the trail proceeds under
development.
Ever since the Iowa River Railroad
closed down and the rail bed found
its way into the care of the Iowa
Natural Heritage Foundation, local
groups have been envisioning the
trail. Now that the railroad salvage
is done, those interests have taken
ownership of the rail bed.
Thirty miles of multi use trail –
definitely bicycle-friendly – will run
from Steamboat Rock all the way to
downtown Marshalltown.
It will be a few years before fully
complete, but things are rolling.
And in honor of RAGBRAI coming
to Eldora, they have expedited a
block long sample of the trail for
demonstration purposes.
It is a ten-foot-wide paved stretch
with two and five foot crushed rock
sidings. It’s possible thanks to a
single $100,000 donor, Gehrke Inc.,
Quarries, which made a four-year
$25,000-a-year-commitment to the
whole 30 mile plus project.
And to celebrate a little more, the
local trail organizers will be giving
away two new bikes to some lucky
folks on RAGBRAI Tuesday.
They want a lot of the 15,000
visitors to begin keeping tabs on this
part of the country when RAGBRAI
is over. Someday they may count
Hardin and Marshall Counties as
home to one of the premier biking
routes in all of Iowa.
(See photo on page 2)
A Sukup Safe T Home
world which actually has been going
on for about four plus years, starting
in the wake of that earthquake that
devastated Haiti.
The faith based relief project will
erect the home in Eldora on Tuesday
to greet riders on the Great Iowa
event.
They will then quickly take it
down for the move to Cedar Falls the
next day.
If you are at all familiar with the
process for constructing metal grain
bins, you already know exactly how
the project goes up.
The house is a very familiar
format here in Iowa, right out of the
Sukup Grain Bin building manual.
A Safe T Home® is a actually
just a modified grain bin, a highly
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Gifford makes every July 4 its own
Laura Campbell, Miss Gifford, and more paraders, and a whole lot more than that. They gathered again in Gifford for the big July 4 parade. See pictures on page 4.
Local/Area News
Friday, July 10, 2015 • pAge 2
Rec trail demonstration project greets riders
When opportunity
knocks...
by Rick Patrie
News Editor
ELDORA – If ever opportunity came knocking it was this summer, it came knocking calling for all the people who have been involved
in creating a two county long recreational trail
along the route of the old Iowa River Railroad.
They couldn’t have asked for more. Here they
were trying to drum up support, dollars and
interest in the trail that will run from Steamboat Rock to Marshalltown. And suddenly
word came down early this year that the Des
Moines Register Great Bike Ride was going
to make an overnight stop in Eldora. Fifteen
thousand avid bikers. All they needed was a
glimpse of what was in the works along the
Iowa River Line. And the glimpse was poured
this week here in Eldora along a short one
block section of the trail just west of the HyVee. Ten foot of travel area and a two foot and
five foot siding of crushed rock on either side.
Organizers hope the sight of it will inspire a
portion of the riders to lend their support to
the completion of the project.
RAGBRAI greeting goes out in The Ledger
by Rick Patrie
News Editor
Eldora – The Eldora newspapers and helpful advertisers will be
distributing a 20 page tabloid size
greetings section to the participants
in RAGBRAI come July 21. The
idea is to put as many as we can
in their hands as they are planning
their trip from Fort Dodge to Eldora.
And if you look at next Tuesday’s
Ledger you will find what they will
find.
If it’s unique to Eldora and Hardin
County, we have tried to point it out.
And since RAGBRAI always
includes not just an Iowa but a national and international contingent,
Conrad Hardware
102 E. Grundy Avenue, Conrad
we assumed there would be a certain amount of unfamiliarity to work
with.
The special section is addressed to
the visitors for the most part.
Some is about special features of
the town, but on the other hand, a lot
of it is very practical and could be
helpful to local readers, too. Something as big as the arrival of 15,000
visitors to a town of 2,600 creates
logistical challenges, and part of the
purpose of the publication is to put
information into the visitors’ hands
about where to find what.
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Starting at $99 per piece
Glass & Screen Repair
Lawn & Garden, Plumbing & Electrical
Paint, New Merchandise Arriving Daily.
Housewares, Toys
• Carpet Cleaner Rental
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That includes locations of a whole
cadre of vendors and service units
that will be offering up wares, souvenirs, of course food, and more.
Then there are the instructions everyone will need concerning what to
do in the event of emergencies, particularly rough weather. That means
the locations of shelters and instruction for everything up to evacuations.
Organizers of the RAGBRAI project have been working for several
months to arrange all of this. It has
meant bringing together groups and
individuals who want to lend a hand
in the welcome, but it has also meant
coordinating with the Des Moines
Register staff who do this sort of
thing all but year round, organizing
one ride after another. They have to
deal with everything, right down to
legal issues.
Even now, the local team is still
taking names of people and groups
who would like to volunteer to help
with the welcome.
But to see how local businesses are
saying hello in print, check for the
insert in next Tuesday’s paper. The
idea was to acquaint the visitors with
what is to be found here, not because
they would have time to see it all
in a one day stop, but in hopes they
would maybe take time in the future
to come back for a longer look.
And organizers of the welcome
here say that all of us can lend to the
hospitality if we go the extra mile
to extend a friendly welcome come
July 21.
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lending an air-conditioned bus to
transport volunteers around town on
the day of RAGBRAI.
The other donor, Coca Cola,
is donating water bottles for the
volunteers.
Another donor, Dr. Stickrod, is
letting volunteers use the restroom
in his office, and allowing them to
sit in the air-conditioned front room
of his office if they get too hot.
As more donors continue to come
in, keep an eye on the RAGBRAI
Corner section of the paper for more
information on donors, and any
updates or new developments on
RAGBRAI.
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1985 would like to invite all 19671985 Eldora/E-NP teachers and
staff members to a reception July 25
from 2-4 p.m. at Pine Lake Country
Club. We appreciate all you did for
us!
Eagle scout Fundraiser
July 11
There will be an Eagle Scout
Fundraiser at the Fareway parking
lot on Saturday, July 11 from 11
a.m.-1 p.m. They will be serving
porkburgers, chips and pop. Cost
is $3 for porkburger; $5 for meal.
Proceeds will go towards seat repair
at the Grand Theatre.
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Friday, July 10, 2015 • pAge 3
Relief effort to showcase emergency housing
modified one, which has been turned
into housing for displaced families
in Haiti and other areas around the
world.
GCN has built nearly 150 Safe T
Home® in Haiti alone, 10 in Peru
that are used as a bible camp, and 10
in Kenya to house missionaries.
It takes between 4-6 hours to build a
Safe T Home® and about 2 to take it
down. Global Compassion Network
will build the Safe T Home® in
Eldora on Tuesday, July 21st starting
around 11 a.m. at the Anderson
Family Dentistry at 1906 Edgington
Ave. for RAGBRAI. Volunteers will
take down the home at 6:30 a.m.
on Tuesday, July 22 and then build
the home in Cedar Falls later that
same day. Volunteers are needed!
Please call GCN Domestic Disaster
Relief Director Dennis Anderson at
712-887-0862 to volunteer. Global
Compassion Network volunteer Bob
Hibma, 77, to ride on RAGBRAI
team.
Global Compassion Network
also has a Domestic Disaster Relief
team that responds to disasters
in the Midwest. In 2013, GCN
helped Wayne and Debi Sadler of
Correctionville, IA after an EF4
tornado destroyed their farm. The
Sadlers will be joining GCN during
RAGBRAI where they will help
build the Safe T Home® and share
their story.
In addition, GCN will also have
a team of bikers including 77-yearold Bob Hibma of Sibley who
volunteers on GCN’s Domestic
Disaster Relief team. While Hibma
didn’t start riding until he was 60,
the past few years he has completed
numerous races including the 400mile Natchez Trace Parkway ride
from Nashville, TN to Jackson, MS
this past April.
Founded in 2011 in the wake of a
devastating earthquake in Haiti by
Ken DeYoung (Iowa farmer and
pilot) and Terry Baxter (Iowa pastor
and missionary), Global Compassion
Network is a faith-based nonprofit
headquartered in Eagle Grove that
is most known for the Sukup Safe
T Home®, small, highly modified
grain bins which serve as homes for
displaced families rebuilding their
lives after disaster.
The units have been employed
extensively in Haiti in the last
few years following on the great
earthquake, which hit the island
nation. A double roof system is used
to deflect what you might otherwise
suspect would be a great deal of heat
buildup. The homes are structurally
impervious to most problems that
otherwise afflict temporary quick
to construct emergency housing.
A four-man team easily assembles
them in as little as ten hours.
Their size and ground plan are
also subject to easy modification.
Ten of the units can be shipped
in a sing-shipping container and the
house comes with a rain collection
system for domestic use.
Global Compassion Network has
built three villages, a school, medical
and dental clinic, three orphanages,
a widows & infants village, and two
churches in Haiti, Hidden Creeks
Bible Camp and Agricultural Center
in Peru, housing for missionaries
in Kenya, supports orphanages and
pastors in India, and also responds to
domestic disaster relief in the U.S.
More than 400 Ambassadors have
traveled on a mission trip through
Global Compassion Network. Learn
more at www.globalcn.us.
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July 13, 6:30 p.m.
at the South Hardin High School
Street, about half way between Iowa
Falls and Alden. Call 641-648-9878
for information.
The Bluegrass and BBQ is a
great opportunity to come out and
see the progress made on the new
nature center addition, too. The
center added on over the course
of the last several months, in large
part to help accommodate a much
enlarged Native American artifact
and geological collection which
came about as a result of a private
donation to the center.
provides blood and blood products
to more than 100 hospitals located
across Iowa, Nebraska, and South
Dakota.
LifeServe is committed to saving
lives by providing premier service to
volunteer blood donors and access
to a safe, quality blood supply for
hospitals and patients.
For more information about
blood donation or to schedule
an appointment to donate blood,
call 800.287.4903 or visit www.
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live auction.
The festival is the Friends primary
fundraiser and proceeds go to the
group’s other public events including
the annual Halloween Hike, the
Christmas at Calkins program and
other dollars will go toward building
a fund for the museum addition.
Tickets are $15 for adults, and
$10 for children. They are available
at the nature area, or at Cam Spray,
Iowa Falls state Bank, Ackley State
Bank, Greenbelt Bank and Trust.
The Nature Area is at 18335 135th
It’s a
709 S Oak St. If helping your fellow
man is not reason enough, help cut
the mosquito population the blood
center says.
To schedule a blood donation
appointment,
go
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lifeservebloodcenter.org or call
800.287.4903.
LifeServe Blood Center was
established in April, 2010 when
The Blood Center of Iowa joined
operations
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of the 15 largest blood centers in
the country, LifeServe Blood Center
Volunteer Training Meeting
Calkins Friends sponsor
music and BBQ
By Rick Patrie
News Editor
HARDIN COUNTY
– The
biggest annual fundraiser for the
Calkins Nature Center is coming up
this weekend.
The Friends of Calkins Nature
Area will host their third annual
Bluegrass and BBQ Festival on July
12 from 4 to 8 p.m.
Three bands will be featured.
Kind Country, Prairie Creek String
Band and Bearcat Pickers.
There will be lots of food and a
DES MOINES, Iowa (July 13,
2015) – LifeServe Blood Center
will try any approach to get you to
contribute badly needed blood for
the busy summer season. They have
even gone so far as to adopt a slogan
sort of fitting the project.
“Starve a mosquito and help
LifeServe Blood Center save lives
this summer by donating at a drive
near you.”
The next local drive is in Iowa
Falls Community Blood Drive,
Monday, July 27, 2015 from 12 p.m.
- 5:30 p.m. at American Legion Hall,
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Education Administration from
Capella University in Minneapolis;
a Master of Business Administration
degree in International Management
from Thunderbird School of Global
Management in Glendale, AZ; and a
Bachelor of Arts degree in General
Studies from Central College in
Pella. He also participated in a
study abroad language program at
Universidad de Granada in Spain.
On Friday, July 17 – Dr.
Laurel
Klinkenberg,
Herrin,
IL. Dr. Klinkenberg, currently
Vice President for Instructional
Services at John A. Logan College
in Carterville, IL, has been in her
current position since 2014; prior to
that she was employed at Hawkeye
Community College in Waterloo.
Dr. Klinkenberg holds a Ph.D. in
Educational Leadership & Policy
Studies from Iowa State University,
an Evaluator’s Credential and
Education Specialist Degree from
Drake University, a Master of
Science degree in Education from
ISU, and a Bachelor of Music
Education/Music Therapy degree
from Wartburg College.
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in Arts degree from Iowa Lakes
Community College.
On Tuesday, July 14 – Dr. Bruce
Exstrom, Garden City, Kansas. Dr.
Exstrom, currently Vice President
for Instructional Services at Garden
City Community College, has been
in his current position since 2012;
prior to 2012 he was employed at
Coastal Bend College in Beeville,
TX. Dr. Exstrom holds a Ph.D. in
Administration in Curriculum &
Instruction from the University of
Nebraska, a Master of Arts degree in
Adult & Continuing Education and
Human Resource Development from
UN, a Bachelor of Science degree in
Business Administration & Finance
from UN, and an Associate in Arts
degree from Northeast Community
College in Norfolk, NE. He has
completed post-doctorate studies in
Leadership in Education at Harvard
University.
On Wednesday, July 15 – Dr.
Martin Reimer, Dakota Dunes,
SD. Dr. Reimer, currently Dean of
Student Support at Western Iowa
Tech Community College, has been
in his current position since 2014;
he has been at WITCC since 2006.
Dr. Reimer holds a Ph.D. in Higher
residents who left that state and
served the Confederacy during the
Civil War. He reported documenting
74 such Iowans who had lived in
Iowa for at least two years, no earlier
than 1850, and who were at least 13
years old during residency.
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by Rick Patrie
News Editor
IOWA FALLS – Ellsworth
Community College is nearing
a decision on who will lead the
college following the retirement of
Provost Dr. Nancy Muecke earlier
this summer.
As part of the search for a
replacement the public is invited
to attend open forum sessions to
meet the four candidates who are
interviewing next week for the
position of Provost of Ellsworth
Community College.
All open
forums will be held from 3:15 to
4 pm in the Gentle Student Center
formal dining room at ECC.
On Monday, July 13 – Dr. Barb Klein,
Iowa Falls. Dr. Klein, currently
Dean of Enrollment Services &
Registrar for Ellsworth Community
College, has been in her current
position since 2011; she has been
at ECC since 1992. Dr. Klein holds
a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership
& Policy Studies from Iowa State
University, a Master of Education
degree in Higher Education from
ISU, a Bachelor of Arts degree in
Business Management from Buena
Vista University, and an Associate
the Bank, and the General Store.
He has also compiled and
annotated a timeline of early Grinnell
(Iowa) history, from 1854 to 1865, in
the context of statewide and national
events. Hundreds of pages long, the
timeline includes Grinnell as a stop
in the Iowa Underground Railroad.
He also began researching Iowa
n
ECC Provost candidates
will meet the public
and describe their pre-war, wartime,
and post-war experiences. He will
also explore why their stories have
been largely unknown for the past
150 years.
At living history farms he had
engaged in historical interpretation
in the 1875 Drug Store, and to a
lesser extent in the Doctor’s Office,
lu
was first intrigued by a story of
a riot, which occurred over the
presence of fugitive slaves in the
public school there - about a year
before Fort Sumter. He next studied
the Copperheads movement, a
strongly Republican and pro-Union
Poweshiek County.
Connon will explore motivations
o
great-great-grandfather died on
Sherman’s March to the Sea.
Connon also regularly gives
another presentation, called “Iowans
Who Fought Against the Union.”
The public is invited to the
Steamboat Rock Underground
Railroad presentation, which comes
thanks to funding from Humanities
Iowa, a private non-profit affiliate
of the National Endowment for the
Humanities.
Connon, who is also a substitute
teacher, moved to Poweshiek
County in 2000. Knowing of
Grinnell’s abolitionist history, he
V
Hardin County
Savings Bank
Green Belt Bank & Trust
Fareway Stores, Inc.
Hy-Vee Food Store
insurance &
real estate
Fidelity Abstract &
Title Company
Brown-Hurst Insurance
industries / aGriculture
United Suppliers, Inc.
newspapers
Eldora Herald Ledger
Hardin County Index
nursinG Homes/reHaB
Eldora Nursing
& Rehab Center
Valley View Nursing &
Rehabilitation Center
pHarmacies
Medicap Pharmacy
Eldora Health Mart
Pharmacy
Give us a call at the
Eldora Newspaper office if
you would like to become a
sponsor 641-959-5051.
Community News
Friday, July 10, 2015 • page 4
A Gifford 4th means a parade
Starting at the upper left: Michaela Friest, Miss Hubbard; Rachel Miller, Miss New Providence; Rev. Justin Weber followed by Robert Prosser, neither of whom was in the running for things royal; Emily Mitchell and little Sofia Burk, Miss
and Little Miss Eldora; Hannah Sams, Miss Union-Whitten; and the First Runner Up in the Eldora contest, Shannon
Teske. Also caught in the parade is Rogers Construction and a gathering of colorful characters, with ice cream to top
it all off. (See Gifford’s queen on page 1)
Happy 4th
from Gifford
The grand
TheaTre
Eldora 641-939-3522
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$1 - 12 & Under, 60 & Over;
$1 - Matinee; $3 - Age 13-59
July 10-July 16
7 p.m. nightly.
& 2 p.m. wed. matinee
Held
Over!
“Jurassic
World”Pg-13
7/10/15 Dave
1x2.5 Isenhower
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BENEFIT
“Stomach Cancer Warrior - No One Fights Alone”
4-Person Best Shot Tournament
Saturday, July 18, 2015
South Hardin Recreation Center, Union
$35/person, includes golf, lunch and cart
8 a.m. - Registration
9 a.m. - Golf Begins
RegistRation - Please call Richard Jeske 641-640-0130
or Shelley Preston 515-689-7702.
noon - *Lunch (open to the public, free will donation recommended)
*Food donated by Fareway of eldora
THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY
Raffle - tickets $5 each or 5 for $20
• Phelps Implement, Grundy Center - John Deere Tyke Bike
• Doug Barker, Des Moines - Kids’ Wooden Table with Chairs
• Tammie Craighton, Hampton - 31 Bags
• Quality Products, Eldora - 10 Yard & Weed Sprayers
• Dustin and Mindy Hadley, New Providence - Beef Bundle
(2 Tbones, 1 Chuck Roast, 2 Sirloin Steaks, 6 lbs. of Hamburger)
gift Certificates and gift Cards • Flowers on Main, Oelwein • Townhouse, Wellsburg
• Pine Lake Country Club, Eldora • That Place, Conrad
• Salvo Fitness Center, Eldora • Casey’s • Shopko, Eldora
• Oakwood Golf Course, Conrad • Scheels
• Downtown Mariott Hotel, Des Moines • Grand Theatre, Eldora
• City of Eldora - Family Pool Pass • Adventureland Inn, Altoona
Donations can also be directed to the
Dave isenhower Benefit Fund
at the Hardin County savings Bank
all Proceeds will go toward medical bills and expenses
7/10 & 14/15
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Obituaries
Andrea L. Engelking
Schultz, 39
Andrea L. Engelking Schultz, 39, of
Conrad, Iowa, passed away Monday, July
6, 2015, at Central Iowa Healthcare in
Marshalltown,Iowa.Funeralserviceswill
be10:30a.m.,Saturday,July11,2015,at
Conrad United Methodist Church in Conrad.Visitationwillbe4pm.to7p.m.Friday, July 10, 2015 at the Conrad United
Methodist Church in Conrad. Online condolencesmaybesenttowww.andersonfhs.
com.AndersonFuneralHomewasentrustedwitharrangements.
Andrea Lynne was born on May 15,
1976, to Richard and Rebecca (Knudson)
Engelking, in Marshalltown, Iowa. She attended BCLUW High School,
graduatingin1994.ShethenattendedMarshalltownCommunityCollege.
Andreawasahealthcareprofessionalfor20years,andwascurrentlyemployedwithCentralIowaHealthcareinMarshalltown.AndreaandMatthew
Schultzhadadaughter,RyleighElizabeth,whowasbornin1995;Ryleigh
wasAndrea’s everything.Andrea easily established many lifelong friendshipsthatshecherishedandprotected.Andreawasapreviousmemberofthe
TuesdayMusicClubinConrad.Shewasverymusicallygifted,andlovedto
singandplaythepiano;shealsoenjoyedreadinginherdowntimewithher
belovedbassethound,Truman,byherside.Alongwithmusic,spendingtime
withfamilyandfriendswashermostimportantpassioninlife.
Andreawillbedearlymissedbyherparents,RickandBeckyEngelking,
ofConrad,daughter,RyleighSchultzofConrad,herfiancé,Joshuaandhis
sonChanceCordesofConrad,asister,Ellen(John)CasterofWhitten,IA,
andbrotherBrian(Alicia)EngelkingofDubuque,Iowa,alsoagrandfather,
S.KennethKnudsonofMarshalltown.Sheisfurthersurvivedbytwonieces,
HannahandAdrienneCasterofWhitten,andfournephews,Dalton,Lane,
andMarshallCasterofWhitten,andReedEngelkingofDubuque.
Shewasprecededindeathbyhergrandmother,RobertaKnudson.
Tears,laughter,stories,hugs,andallemotionsaretobeexpected,butrealizethatAndreawouldnotonlyexpectbutdemandustorememberwhoshe
was-oursunshine.
Dorothy’s Senior Center
1306 17th Ave., Eldora Phone 858-5152
Weekly menu - program Open to all persons 60 years of age or older
NOTICE: Meal reservations are
needed by 8:30 a.m. the day of the
meal. Call 858-5152 to make your
reservation. If there is no answer,
leave a message on the answering
machine.
Please remember to cancel or
order a B meal. We must know by
11:45 a.m. the day before.
To cancel or order an “A” meal
we must know by 8:45 a.m. the
day of.Thankyou.
Dorothy’s Senior Center is availabletorentintheevenings,Monday
throughFridayandalsoalldaySaturday and Sunday. Call (641)8585006forreservations.
MONDAy, JULy 13
Menu A – Apple glazed pork,
baked sweet potato, Brussels
sprouts, wheat bread/margarine,
sugarcookie
Menu B - Turkey with gravy, baked sweet potato, Brussels
sprouts, wheat bread/margarine,
sugarcookie
8:30a.m.-Exercise
Noon–Meal
TUESDAy, JULy 14
Menu A–Beefpattywithgravy,
whip potatoes, mixed vegetables,
wheatbread/margarine,mixedfruit
Menu B – Chicken salad, cream
ofbroccolisoup,kidneybeansalad,
wheatbread,mixedfruit
Noon–Meal
WEDNESDAy, JULy 15
Friendship Day
Menu A – Potato crusted fish,
macaroni and cheese, green beans,
multi-grain bread/margarine, mandarinoranges,chocolatemilk,tartar
sauce
Menu B – Spinach and turkey
salad,juice,nosaltcrackers,mandarinoranges,chocolatemilk,assorted
saladdressing
8:30a.m.-Exercise
Noon–Meal;Prayer&Devotion
- Jane Granzow; Program - Chief
ofPoliceMikeLudwigs;Workers-
Methodist
THURSDAy, JULy 16
Menu A – Hamburger patty,
Frenchfries,bakedbeans,hamburgerbun,freshfruit,ketchup
Menu B – BBQ pulled pork,
Frenchfries,bakedbeans,hamburgerbun,freshfruit,BBQsauce
9:30a.m.-SrIssuesatEldora
Noon–Meal
FRIDAy, JULy 17
Menu A – BBQ chicken, baked
potato/sour cream, coleslaw, multigrainbread/margarine,slicedpeaches
Menu B–Coldroastbeef,Swiss
cheese,pastasalad,broccoliandtomato salad, multi-grain bread/mustard,hotslicedpeaches
8:30a.m.-GrandJivanteExercise
10:30a.m.-Bingo
11:30 a.m. - Carolyn Boogerd,
GreenbeltElderAbuse
***
COATS Schedule
Mondays,9a.m.to12noonand1
to4p.m.;andFridays,9a.m.to12
noonand1to4p.m.
For morning rides, call between
8:30and9a.m.Forafternoonrides,
callbetween12:30and1p.m.
Pleasecallonlyonthedaythatthe
serviceisneededat858-5729.
Susan Fitz Shepherd and John
PaulShepherd,wifeandhusbandto
MichaelG.andJoanneM.Barberra,
husbandandwife,8-31-89,LotJexcept W. 110 ft., FostersAdd., Iowa
Falls
TheresaM.Riley,singletoWayne
L. and Susan J. Mueller, husband
andwife,5-12-15,PtLot1,OutLot
1,Eldora
ClarkandPatriciaWadle,husband
andwifetoLeslieW.andLetitiaA.
Barnett,husbandandwife,5-12-15,
PtLot5,OutLot11,Eldora
John Betten, widower and single
toMariaDelCarmenRodriguez,1019-02,Lots7&8,Blk35,Ackley
Pauline R. Marshall, single to
RollandL.andJudithM.Crawford,
husband and wife, 5-6-15, Lot 18,
Blk27,Ackley
ToddJohnston,Jr.andToriJohnston,husbandandwifetoPatriciaE.
McMichael, single, 4-21-15, Lot 2,
Blk1,Ackley
MichaelR.andLindaS.Thompson,husbandandwifetoElsonand
Mette L. Ehrhardt, husband and
wife, 5-12-15, Lot 2, Blk 1, Ellsworth&JonesParkAdd.,IowaFalls
RoosterofIowaFalls,Inc.toMSG
Properties, L.L.C., 5-14-15, N 1/2
Lots1&2,Blk4,IowaFalls,andN
1/2Lot2andN1/2W.18ft.Lot1,
Blk3,TalbottsAdd.,IowaFalls
JalissaK.Simmons,singletoConnerJonathanReyes,single,4-29-15,
ParcelAinNW1/4SW1/426-87-19
New Hope Latino Evangelical
Free Church to Paula Jean KleinTripp, single, 5-5-15, Lot 7, Blk 5,
Palmer’sAdd.,IowaFalls
Betty L. Key, single to the Betty
L. Key Living Trust, 5-8-15, Lot 3
except W. 15 ft., Langfritz Place
FirstAdd.,Eldora
FederalNationalMortgageAssoc.
toCurtisJ.andDeborahK.Crosser,
husbandandwife,5-6-15,OutLot1,
Moir’sAdd.,Eldora
EstateofDaleA.HowardtoStevenM.Howard,5-12-15,1/2int:Pt
SE1/4NE1/424-89-21
Deeds
Public Record
Friday, July 10, 2015 • Page 5
At the
Movies
ELDORA-Heldoverandrunning
throughThursday,July16is“JurassicWorld,”ratedPG-13.Thismovie
is a scientific fiction film/thriller.
StarringinthisfilmareChrisPratt,
BryceDallasHoward,TySimpkins
andVincentD’Onofrio.Runtimeis
two hours,fiveminutes.
Storyline: Located off the coast
of Costa Rica, the Jurassic World
luxury resort provides a habitat for
an array of genetically engineered
dinosaurs,includingtheviciousand
intelligentIndominusrex.Whenthe
massivecreatureescapes,itsetsoff
achainreactionthatcausestheother
dinostorunamok.Now,it’suptoa
ELDORA – The city has been mulling this project for several seasons and this year the pavers formermilitarymanandanimalexmoved in at The Swimming Pool Park. Contractors applied an asphalt surface to the heavily used pert (Chris Pratt) to use his special
lot. When the city built the swimming pool about ten years ago the project was on the long term to skillstosavetwoyoungbrothersand
do list and when the Eldora Youth Sports organization gifted the city with a new baseball diamond the rest of the tourists from an alljust to the east of this area, traffic ratcheted up even more.
out,prehistoricassault.
As always thanks to our volunteers.Wecanalwaysuseadditional
volunteers at the theatre, so please
comeinandsignthebookorgiveus
acallat(641)939-3522.
The following citations were is- Jordan Wickwire, Geneva, new spillingloadsonhighway.
suedinHardinCounty.
Austin Claussen, Davenport, Seeyou“AttheMovies!”
title/registrationtransferviolation.
ChadWood,Riverton,UT,speed- JohnDahl,Whiting,novaliddriv- speeding.
ing.
er’slicense.
Librado Aguilar-Ahuacatition,
JesseQuevedo,Ackley,speeding. JohnTudor,Waterloo,speeding.
Ackley,novaliddriver’slicense.
PatriciaRogness,Alleman,speed- VeronicaFoy,FortDodge,speed- Bernard Anderson, Davenport, Frances Meeker, single to M &
G Haying Company LLC, 6-15-15,
ing.
ing.
speeding.
BeauWoodman,Eldora,novalid Martha Reyes Huerta, Ackley, Charlotte Rollins, Atlantic, dark ParcelCinS1/2SE1/4andNW1/4
SE1/4andParcelDinNW1/4SE1/4
driver’slicense,andfailuretomain- speeding.
window/windshield.
tainorusesafetybelts–adult.
SelmaSiljkovic,Waterloo,speed- IbrahimSaric,DesMoines,opera- 8-87-20
HeidiSmith,Badger,speeding.
ing.
tionwithoutregistration.
Katie Offerman, West Des ClintonMcElwee,Adel,speeding. Darren Olson, Marshalltown,
Moines,speeding.
AllisonFey,Nevada,speeding.
speeding.
ElliAbel,CedarRapids,speeding. SydneyVrban,Waukee,speeding. Malik Berard, Greenfield, WI,
Cezar Villalobos, Ackley, speed- Benjamin Cousins, Tucson, AZ, speeding.
CapitalOneBank (USA),N.A.vs.
ing.
speeding.
NeelyTurner,DesMoines,speed- KrisGrupeRe:Debtcollection.
BenjaminDunnigan,CedarFalls, Michael McCoy, Des Moines, ing.
U. S. Bank N.A. vs. Gary J.
speeding.
speeding.
Kessehu-Usert James, West Des McElmuray, Peggy A. McElmuray,
Lorna McCarville, Salem, WI, Chelsea Sandven, Humboldt, Moines,speeding.
etalRe:Foreclosure.
speeding.
speeding.
Dairon Carter, Waterloo, speed- Lance Meyer vs. City of Iowa
Bailey Hanson, Canton, MN, Nicholas Marie, Washington, ing.
Falls, Hansen Family Hospital,
speeding.
speeding.
KierstaLoder,Tooele,UT,speed- J.E. Dunn Construction Company,
Timothy Neubauer, Iowa Falls, PaulWood,IowaFalls,speeding. ing.
Hoefer Wysocki Architects, LLC,
speeding.
KyleHobt,Johnston,speeding.
Matthew Fleet, Fort Worth, TX, and George Butler Associates, Inc.
BrettArmstrong,Waterloo,speed- Andrea Laffoon, Nevada, speed- speeding.
Re:PetitionatlawandJurydemand.
ing.
ing.
Brittania Lassig, Salt Lake City, Cuda Tools, Inc. vs. U.S. Manu Gregory Harms, Hampton, op- JaconHazlet,Waterloo,speeding. UT,speedingandoperationwithout facturing,Inc.Re:Debtcollection.
eration without registration card or Bryan Ginther, Cedar Falls, no registration.
plate.
validdriver’slicense.
Cassidy Moses, Woodward,
Gilberto Deanda, Omaha, NE, Lisa Lindaman, Hubbard, speed- speeding.
speeding.
ing.
Louise Busch, Basehor, KS,
ElizabethUrban,Dubuque,speed- JessieBonte,Belmond,opencon- speeding.
ing.
tainer–driver21yrsoldandolder.
KennethCable,Eldora,speeding.
Thomas Hill, Cook, MN, speed- BruceNelson,Fresno,CA,speed- Kennedy Carithers, Edgewood,
Visitors
ing.
ing.
speeding.
EileenButlerofHillsboro,Kansas
CatlinLeytham,Eldora,speeding. HannahApling,Janesville,speed- SahilSubhash,WestDesMoines, andJudyButlerofMcPherson,Kan Lewis Major, Urbandale, speeding.
speeding.
sas were guests of Don and Velva
ing.
Carl Quarrella, Metaire, LA, ShelbieBeatty,Ankeny,speeding. Butler last week. Denise and Shan Laura Ehlmann, Defiance, MO, speeding.
Anastasia Chiado, Bloomington, non Hull, Keaton and Danae, Waspeeding.
Cody Lensing, Grundy Center, IL,speeding.
verly,wereguestsWednesdaynight.
Garry Eubanks, Denver, CO, boat personal floatation devices – BrentWeaver,Luckey,OH,speed- DavidandYolandaButler,Daniel
speeding.
equipment.
ing.
andAlisaButler,RachelEdittuand
CamieNederhoff,Wellsburg,fail- ChelseaHardin,WestDesMoines, Troy McDonald, Eldora, speed- Blessing,GrundyCenter,Graceand
uretoobeytrafficcontroldevice.
speeding.
ing.
QuintonButlerandAlex,IowaFalls,
Raymond Loecke, Des Moines, NicoleKetchum,Hubbard,speed- Tara Schwaderer, Sioux City, wereallguestsThursdayevening.
speeding.
ing.
speeding.
Mary Swindall, Houston, Texas,
KelseySandon,Urbandale,speed- Linn Adams, Iowa Falls, speed- SerenityTaha,DesMoines,speed- wasaguestofhersister,AliceDraping.
ing.
ing.
erlastweek.
SummerKunkle,Waukee,speed- AdamSwenson,Johnston,speed- Perry Harms, Wilmington, NC, Karen Tobias, Ohio, sister-in-law
ing.
ing.
speeding.
ofChrisTobias,newlywedcouple,
OliviaRains-Ingledue,Steamboat Clayton Green, State Center, Lovely Henderson, Waterloo, Mark and Samantha Tobias, Texas,
Rock,speeding.
speeding.
speeding.
JimGroveandTaylor,Ankeny,were
Sarah Gilbert, Iowa Falls, speed- Charles Morehead, Lilburn, GA, Hadley Williams, Iowa Falls, visitorsintheChrisandJerryTobias
ing.
speeding.
speeding.
homelastweek.
Bruce Rewoldt, Eldora, fail to William Payne, Des Moines, Jordan Steppe, Steamboat Rock,
Serving
maintainsafetybelts.
speeding.
speeding.
Contact Lois Kruse if you can
Daniel Petefish, Iowa Falls, fail- BridgettSeibel,Davenport,speed- BrianTorbel,Dubuque,speeding. helpserveonFriday,July10at4:15
ure to provide proof of financial li- ing.
TylerKnight,Glidden,speeding.
p.m.atHouseofCompassion,Marability.
Mouhamad Diallo, Ames, speed- Rain Eastman, LaPorte City, shalltown.
Jonathan Ling, Cedar Rapids, ing.
speeding.
Sunday, July 12
speeding.
AnnebethAhrenholz,CedarFalls, PeterFatka,Madison,WI,speed- There will be no Christian Eduing.
Stephanie Armato, Hubbard, op- speeding.
cation next Sunday, July 12. Meet
erationwithoutregistration.
Larry Healy, Des Moines, speed- JanCrenshaw,DesMoines,speed- in the Fellowship Hall to view the
ing.
William Deters, Wellsburg, offi- ing.
webcastfromAnnualConferencein
cialtrafficcontrolsignal.
Chadwick Neuleib, Bettendorf, DanielMiller,Freeport,IL,speed- Tampa,FL.ChristineShellerwillbe
ing.
Becky Kent, Iowa Falls, fail to speeding.
thedelegatefromIvester.
obeystoporyieldsign.
Winenona Baily, Hubbard, proof DavidJohnson,Alden,maxgross
Deacons
Elizabeth Beatty, Boone, speed- of security against liability (non- weightviolation.
Deaconsoncall:July10-11Vicki
HopeVanZante, Hubbard, speed- DraperandJoyceMoats;July12-13
ing.
accident).
Tami Spindler, Radcliffe, opera- Philip Lebo, Grundy Center, ing.
AliceDraperandAnisaSmith;July
Kelly Collins, Somonauk, IL, 14-15 Daniel Butler and Marlene
tionwithoutregistration.
speeding.
Kyle Blommers, North Liberty, DouglasLandis,Union,speeding. speeding.
Dickerson.
violation – financial liability cover- Oscar Arizmendi, Webster City, CarrieLettman,IowaFalls,speedDistrict Conference
ing.
age.
failtohavevaliddriver’slicense.
Donations are still needed to fill
BrianThiesen,Alden,speeding.
Luke Kluesner, Omaha, NE, op- Deborah Sams, Whitten, speed- thecleanupbucketforDistrictConing.
Braden Starcher, Norman, OK, erationwithoutregistration.
ference.SeeAliceDraper.
JustinKoppes,IowaFalls,speed- KyleWillis,Waterloo,speeding.
speeding.
Help is needed for elementary
Matthew Steding, Steamboat agedchildcareandnurseryandpre Lea Churchill, Story City, speeding.
VidalJimenez-Islas,DesMoines, Rock,speeding.
ing.
schoolagedchildrenatDistrictCon Diamond Hill, Webster City, drivingwhilelicenseundersuspen- MaraBudweg,Eldora,speeding.
ference in Des Moines on Friday,
Elizabeth Hair, Waterloo, speed- July 31 through August 2. Contact
sion.
speeding.
Jeffica Young, Waterloo, speed- Carrie Prouty, Alden, driving ing.
Lauraat712-322-1872or402-595 Ismael Segoviano, San Benito, 0716.
whilelicenseundersuspension.
ing.
Hannah Morgan, Muscatine, Thanongsak Phoummala, West TX,speeding.
Felix Grundy Days
Des Moines, driving while license Marilyn Spangler, Clemons, Contact Chris Tobias if you can
speeding.
speeding.
undersuspension.
JasonWillms,Ackley,speeding.
help on July 11 with children’s
AndrewReyes,IowaFalls,failto AnnHarms,Union,speeding,and games for the Family Fair. Contact
CarlaBindert,Alden,speeding.
failtosecurechildunder18yearsof LyleNeherifyouwishtobeinthe
Samuel McMullen, Lakewood maintainsafetybelts.
Shawn Woodward, Cedar Falls, age.
Ranch,FL,speeding.
parade.
City paves pool parking lot
Hardin County Magistrate
Contracts
District
Court Cases
News from
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Public Record
Local/Area
News
Tuesday,
Nov.10,
25,2015
2014• pAge
• Page6 6
Friday, July
Things got off to an early start Tuesday at the Fair
by Michaela Kendall
Staff Writer
The 4-H Conference
Judging on Tuesday went
especially well for 4-H’er
Elizabeth
Vogel
(right
photo) of Alden, who won
three purple ribbons and
three blue ribbons for her
photography, and has one
photo being considered
for state. Elizabeth will be
a freshman at Iowa FallsAlden this fall, and has
been in 4-H for the last five
years.
Elizabeth is shown above
(middle) with judges Laurie
Olk (left) and Carol Rash
(right). Elizabeth took part
in a large 4-H Conference
Judging
event,
which
brings together exhibits in
just about all of the nonlivestock categories, such
as: photography, visual
arts,
cooking,
fashion
design and more. All the
ribbon-winners will have
their art displayed at a
gallery during the Hardin
County fair. Full fair
coverage in the July 17
paper.
All year round we invite you to join us
in celebrating God’s love.
Our doors are always open to those
whose hearts are open to His word.
May you and yours enjoy a truly
blessed week.
We hope to see you soon in church!
ELDORA
Congregational United
Church of Christ
Corey Larson, Pastor
1209 12th St.
(641) 939-3113
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship
First Assembly of God
Steve Neumeyer, Pastor
edgington ave. & 4th St.
(641) 939-7788
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Sunday School
10:30 a.m., Worship &
Children’s Church
6:30 p.m., evening Service
First Baptist
Mark Chapman, Pastor
1307 3rd St.
(641) 939-2366
SUNDAY
10:30 a.m., Worship
6 p.m., evening Worship
St. Mary Catholic
Fr. Anthony Kruse, Priest
614 Washington
(641) 939-5545
Sister Connie Howe,
R.S.M., Pastoral Associate
SATURDAY
4-4:30 p.m., Reconciliation
5 p.m., Mass, eldora
SUNDAY
8:30 a.m., Mass, St. Mark, Iowa Falls
10:45 a.m., Mass, eldora
United Methodist
Vicki Reece, Pastor
1415 12th St.
(641) 939-2057
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship
ELDORA
HUBBARD
St. Paul Lutheran
David Splett, Pastor
Bruce Zimmermann,
Visitation Pastor
1105 Washington
(641) 858-2464
SUNDAY
6:30 & 7:30 a.m., Lutheran Hour
8:30 a.m., adult Bible Classes
9:30 am., Worship
BAngOR
Bangor-Liberty Friends
Matt Bishop, Pastor
1260-B Hopkins ave
(641) 486-5434
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Worship
Salem United Methodist
Rochelle Swenson, Pastor
115-123 S. Illinois St.
(641)864-2625
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Fellowship Coffee
10 a.m., Worship
Laura Renault, Pastor
201 e Chestnut St.
(641) 864-2600
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Sunday School
10 a.m., Worship
Cottage Community
Church
IVESTER
Ken Nason, Pastor
20042 Co. Hwy. D41
(515) 855-4361
SUNDAY
10:30 a.m., Worship
Ivester Church
of the Brethren
St. Paul Lutheran
Jay Jaeger, Pastor
408 Berlin ave.
(515) 855-4240
SUNDAY
8:30 a.m., Worship/Communion
gIFFORD
Rochelle Swenson, Pastor
Leader
SUNDAY
8:30 a.m., Worship
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Matthew W. Rueger, Pastor
116-124 S Iowa St.
(641) 864-2672
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Christian education
10 a.m., Worship
Zion
United Church of Christ
BUCKEYE
Methodist Church
St. John
Evangelical Lutheran
Katie Shaw Thompson,
Pastor
25056 e ave.
(641) 858-3879
www.ivesterchurch.org
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Sunday School,
10:30 a.m., Worship
LISCOmB
Church of Christ
Ralph Norman, Minister
403 State Street
(641) 496-5424
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Sunday School,
10:30 a.m., Worship
Brown-Hurst
Insurance Agency
nEW
STEAmBOAT ROCK
PROVIDEnCE
Steamboat Rock Baptist
Honey Creek New
Providence Friends
Justin Weber, Pastor
604 Cherry Dr.
(641) 497-5333
SUNDAY
9:15 a.m., Fellowship
10 a.m., Worship
OWASA
Owasa Methodist
Ward Richards, Pastor
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Bible Study
10 a.m., Worship Service For cancellations listen to KIFg 95.3 FM
RADCLIFFE
Faith Evangelical
Andrew Johnson, Pastor
26902 Cty. Hwy. S-27
(515) 899-7816
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship
10 a.m., Fellowship
Our Savior’s Lutheran
601 Isabella St.
(515) 899-2247
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship
Fellowship follows worship
St. John
United Methodist
Margaret Aiseayew, Pastor
207 amanda
(515) 899-2327
SUNDAY
10:30 a.m., Worship
Zion Lutheran Church
13171 330th St., rural Radcliffe
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship
10 a.m., Fellowship
Mark Andersen, Pastor
617 e 4th
(641) 869-3316
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Worship
7 p.m., Bible Study
United Reformed Church
Calvary Baptist
WELLSBURg
First Christian
Reformed
Union Church of Christ
Bruce Zimmermann, Pastor
S. Washington at
6th St. 600 6th
(641) 869-3911
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship
Kristen Briner-Wipperman
16553 H ave
(641) 869-3992
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Worship
Rick Schill, Pastor
501 Commercial St.
(641) 486-5596
SUNDAY
10:30 a.m., Worship Hour
WHITTEn
Community Church
Jim Hartman, Pastor
812 Irwin St.
(641) 486-5470
SUNDAY
9 a.m., Worship Service
Hardin County
Savings Bank
eldora
Member FDIC
939-3407
Hy-Vee Food Store
858-2005
Fidelity Abstract
& Title Company
eldora - 858-5496
Rick Schill, Pastor
402 3rd St.
(641) 486-5469
SUNDAY
8:30 a.m. Sunday School
9:30 a.m., Worship
St. John Lutheran
St. Paul Lutheran
Roger Crawford, Pastor
404 Commercial St.
(641) 486-2449
SUNDAY
10:45 a.m., Worship
7 p.m., Night Worship
Community Church
Thomas J. Vos, Pastor
12419 18th St.
(641) 869-3305
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Worship
7 p.m., Worship
Green Belt
Bank & Trust
eldora - 939-5051
UnIOn
Rev. Matthew Nuiver, Pastor
608 S. adams
(641) 869-3633
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Worship
7:00 p.m., evening Worship
Creps-Abels
Funeral Home
Eldora Newspapers
Wellsburg Reformed
Bruce Baillie, Pastor
401 Market
(641) 868-2292
SUNDAY
9:30 a.m., Worship Service
10:30 a.m., Fellowship Coffee
“Eldora’s Leader in Long-Term Care”
1510 22nd St., eldora 939-3491
eldora
Rev. Harold Miller, Pastor
13607 D ave.
(641) 869-3862
SUNDAY
8 a.m., Worship
9 a.m., Sunday School
First Presbyterian
Eldora Nursing &
Rehab Center
Member FDIC
St. Peter United
Church of Christ
Harrison Lippert, Pastor
Bryce Roskens,
Associate Pastor
107 2nd (641) 868-2458
www.steamboatbaptist.org
SUNDAY
8:45 a.m., Traditional Service
10 a.m., Social Hour
11 a.m., Contemporary Service
eldora - 939-3404
Chad Johnson (641) 858-2181
905 edgington ave.
eldora
WELLSBURg
eldora - 858-2361
Valley View Nursing &
Rehabilitation Center
“Your rehabilitation specialists”
2313 15th ave., eldora 858-5422
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Activity Log
Hardin County Sheriffs Log
Saturday, June 13:
• Officers received 19 calls for
service.Amongthosecallsweresix
reports of controlled burns and one
requestforanambulance:
• 7:49 a.m.: A caller reported a
cow out on NAve., Eldora. Officer
spoke to the cow’s owner, who put
thecowbackinside.
• 11:08 a.m.: Holman Wisconsin
Police Dept. requested information
on the owner of a vehicle that was
unattended in Holman, Wisconsin.
They attempted calling the owner,
buthadnoluck.AdeputyfromHardin County was asked to go to the
vehicleowner’sresidenceandcheck
ontheman.
• 2:36 p.m.: A caller advised of
a car with flashers going on Highway 20, Steamboat Rock, between
the177and178MM.Thecallerreportedthattherewasamanwalking
aroundthecar,playingaviolin.
• 2:49 p.m.: A caller reported
an erratic driver on Highway 20,
SteamboatRock,whowasswerving
all over the roadway headed westbound.
• 2:53 p.m.:A caller reported an
abandoned dog at Hilltop Village
inAlden.Anofficertalkedwiththe
callerandadvisedhimoftheoptions
hecouldpursue.
erratic driver on Illinois St., Hubbard.
erratic driver who could not maintainspeedonHighway20.
• 9:02 p.m.:A caller fromAlden
reported that a few teenagers were
driving fast in the park, and one of
themhadyelledather.
• 9:03 p.m.:An officer located a
vehicleonHighway20.
•9:25p.m.:Acallerreportedshe
hadhitadeeronHighway20.
•9:38p.m.:Acallerreportedthe
vehicleinfrontoftheirshitadeeron
Highway20,Alden.SheadvisedeveryonewasOKandthedriverstook
off.
• 10:04 p.m.: Central Iowa Juvenile Detention Center in Eldora requestedanofficertoassiststaff.
Public Record
ofdriverKatieJustofWebsterCity
forOWI.Thepassenger,JesseChavira of Racliffe, was cited for open
container.
• 4:21 a.m.: Dispatch received a
9-1-1 call from a man reporting he
was headed east on Highway 20
when he vehicle broke down. The
caller did not know where at on
Highway20hewas,anddisconnectedthecall.Afterseveralattemptsto
callthemanback,dispatchreceived
information from Grundy County
thatapersonhadstoppedandpicked
the man up, and they were now in
GrundyCounty.
• 12:56 p.m.:A caller advised of
a commercial vehicle swerving all
overtheroad,headedeastboundon
Highway20,Buckeye,fromthe169
MM.Thetruckpulledoffatthe168
MMandthecallercontinuedonthe
road.
•6:33p.m.:Anofficeradvisedhe
tookacomplaintaboutsomepeople
fishinginthespillwayinSteamboat,
whotakemorethanthelegallimitof
bass. The caller said they do it every weekend.An officer made contactwithsomeonewhoadvisedthey
wouldlookintoit.
• 6:36 p.m.: A caller reported a
dogrunninglooseinUnion.
•8:18p.m.:Anofficertransported
MarcoLara-Schrievertothejailon
IowaFallsPoliceDept.charges.
over the weekend from the 200th
blockofIsabellaSt.inRadcliffe.
•4:59p.m.:GrundyCountySheriffs Office reported a semi headed
westbound on Highway 20 from
Highway 14 that was varying in
speeds.
semiheadedwestboundonHighway
20 fromthe181MMwasalloverthe
road.
•8:04p.m.:Acallerreportedseveral cows out on the road between
his place and Whitten on Highway
D65. Contact was made with the
cows’ownerwhosaidhewouldtake
careofthem.
Tuesday, June 16:
service.Amongthosecallswerefive
reports of controlled burns, one requestforanambulanceandtwo9-11hangupcalls:
• 6:11 a.m.:A caller reported his
vehicle had been stolen out of his
garageonthe21000thblockof115th
St.,IowaFalls,sometimeafter9:30
p.m. last night. Around a half an
hour later, another caller reported a
vehicle in the ditch at the intersectionofRRAve.andSAve.thatwas
smoldering. He reported that there
was clothing and paperwork on the
ground,andacardwiththeowner’s
nameonit.Thevehiclewastheone
belonging to the first caller. Iowa
FallsStandardwascalledtotow.
•7:04a.m.:Anofficerlocatedan
unattendedvehicleonRRAve.,Iowa
Falls. Contact was made with the
ownerwhoadvisedhissondrivesit
and must have had problems while
onhiswaytowork.Theowneradvised it would be moved before 6
p.m.tonight.
•8:42a.m.:Acalleron255thSt.,
Eldora,reportedthatsometimeafter
10 p.m. last night, someone damagedtheirmailbox,whichisnowon
the ground. She also advised there
are vehicle tracks leading up to the
mailbox,thenintotheditch.
•12:42p.m.:EldoraPoliceDept.
took a report of a dead deer in a
woman’s backyard. It was determined the property owner was responsibleforremovalofthecarcass,
asitwasnotatraffichazard.Aman
was contacted, and he removed the
carcass.
recklessdriverheadingeastboundon
Highway175fromtheRoughwoods
Hill area. Officers were advised,
and an Eldora Police Dept. officer
stoppedthedriver.DarrynAldinger
ofGrimeswascitedforspeeding.
•2:46p.m.:Acalleradvisedofa
cargoingeastinthewestboundlane
atI35andHighway20nearJewell.
ThecallwasgiventoIowaStatePatrol.Thecallergotthedrivertostop
ontheoverpass.
•3:42p.m.:Anofficercameupon
a semi with a flat tire on Highway
65, Iowa Falls. He requested South
HardinE-Squadbepagedfortraffic
control.
• 5:36 p.m.:A caller fromAlden
hadaquestionaboutanaccidenthe
hadabout4or5yearsago.
•5:50p.m.:Analarmcompanyreportedakitchenfirealarmgoingoff
atCalkinsCampus.
•6:26p.m.:Acallerreportedthere
was a dog running loose by Pine
LakeStatePark.
•7:10p.m.:Acallerreportedthat
his daughter had locked her keys
in her car at the Iowa Falls High
School. He was given the number
forIowaFallsPoliceDept.
• 10:35 p.m.: A 9-1-1 caller reported hearing what sounded like a
femalesubjectscreamingandamale
subjecthittingthefemale.Uponofficerarrival,thesubjectclaimeditto
beonlyaverbalargument,andthat
theywerebothgoingtobedforthe
night.
• 10:38 p.m.:A caller from New
Providencerequestedtospeaktoan
officer about him trying to kick his
girlfriendoutofthehouse.
at 11:30 a.m. yesterday and hadn’t
come back yet. She was advised to
contactthelocalvetandanimalshelters.
• 2:25 p.m.:A caller advised his
wife has memory loss and is confused.SheisdrivingonHighway20
nearSteamboatRocktoseeafriend,
andhasbeenlostforanhourandis
now out of gas. An officer located
her and assisted her to Kum & Go.
Thecalleristopickherupthere.
• 3:05 p.m.: Iowa Falls Police
Dept. reported a man from Alden
called them to report that his hay
bailingcrewhadatrailerthatcame
looseanddamagedagroupofmailboxeson125thSt.,Alden.Thecaller
advisedtohavepropertyownerscall
him,andhewouldtakecareofrepair
orreplacement.
• 3:11 p.m.: Iowa Falls Police
Dept. reported a man walking eastboundonHighway20nearthe164
MM.
•3:25p.m.:Acallerrequestedto
speaktoadeputyinregardstoone
of his friends who has been convictedofdomesticabuse.Theabuse
occurredinFranklinCounty,butan
officeransweredthequestions.
• 4:38 p.m.: A caller from Radclifferequestedadeputytostandby
while he does a property exchange
with some people who had made
mildthreatstowardshiminthepast.
•5:15p.m.:BothNorthandSouth
Hardin E-Squads requested a reminder page for their meeting at 7
p.m.tonight.Pagesweresenttoboth
agencies.
•5:20p.m.:Acallerreportedgetting a call from someone claiming
tobefromtheU.S.Treasuryoffice.
Thecallerthoughtitwassuspicious.
Iowa Falls Police Dept. were notifiedaswell.
• 5:24 p.m.:Alden Fire Dept. requestedareminderpagebesentout
tohelpsetthetent.Pagesweresent.
•7:39p.m.:AcallerfromSteamboatRockrequestedadeputystopby
andspeaktohim.Anofficeradvised
thatamanneededtobearrestedfor
trespassing.
vehicledrivingaroundUnionwitha
personridingonthehood.
•9:35p.m.:GrundyCountySheriffs Office requested Steamboat
RockFireDept.formutualaidwith
Holland and Wellsburg Fire Dept.
forabarnfire.GrundyCountysaid
Alden Fire could disregard before
theywereenroute.
• 10:16 p.m.: A caller reported
thathehadhitadeerrightbeforethe
curve heading west into Steamboat
busiNess & ProFessioNal
direCtory
Monday, June 15:
service.Amongthosecallsweretwo
reports of controlled burns, two requestsforambulancesandone9-1-1
hangupcalls:
• 1:59 a.m.: An officer removed
tiredebrisofftheroadwayonHighway20.
•5:18p.m.:Acallerreportedacalf
on the roadway on Highway D65.
Contactwas madewithamanwho
advisedhewouldcheckthearea.
•8:51a.m.:AcalleronHighway
S62, Eldora, requested extra patrol
around his house during the night,
as people have been dumping their
trashintheroadwayandditchathis
address.
•12:31p.m.:Acallerreportedthat
someone hit his mailbox on MM
Ave.,IowaFalls,andleftataillight
behind.
truck parked in her driveway with
no one around. Later her husband
called to say the truck belonged to
oneoftheircustomersbuthadbeen
droppedoffearlierthanexpected.
• 4:35 p.m.:A caller reported his
trailer had been stolen sometime
busiNess & ProFessioNal
direCtory
Sunday, June 14:
service.Amongthosecallsweresix
reports of controlled burns, five requestsforambulancesandone9-1-1
hangupcall:
•1:53a.m.:Anofficermadeatrafficstop,whichresultedinthearrest
Wednesday, June 17:
service.Amongthosecallswerefive
reportsofcontrolledburnsandfour
requestsforambulances:
•12:52a.m.:Dispatchtransferred
a9-1-1callertotheGrundyCounty
SheriffsOfficeastheaddresswasin
Wellsburg.
• 2:30 a.m.: An alarm company
reportedamotiondetectoralarmgoingoffatCasey’sinHubbard.Upon
officer arrival, everything was OK
andsecure.
•7:35a.m.:Acallerrequestedthe
firedept.atThePilotinWilliamsfor
a diesel spill. A moment later, she
adviseditwasactuallyTheFlyingJ.
HamiltonCountywasnotified.
•8:13a.m.:Acalleradvisedhehit
adeeronHighwayS62,Gifford,by
Gehrkes.Headvisedhewouldclean
thedebrisandremainsofftheroadway.
•8:18a.m.:Acalleradvisedhegot
aflattireonHighwayD35,Eldora,
northofHighway20.Headvisedhe
hadhelpontheway.
• 8:32 a.m.:A caller fromAlden
advisedherdoggotoutofthehouse
Rock.Thecallerleftthescene,and
the deer was still in the eastbound
lane.Anofficerwasunabletolocate
thedeer.
Thursday, June 18:
service. Among those calls were
fourreportsofcontrolledburns,five
requests for ambulances and one
request for assistance from another
agency:
• 6:37 a.m.:A caller reported he
fell asleep while driving and drove
into a garage on the 700th block of
Center St., Union.
• 6:53 a.m.:A caller advised she
hitadeerlastnightbytheIowaFalls
exit on Highway 20. She was advisedtopickupanaccidentreportat
theIowaFallsPoliceDept.
•8:08a.m.:Acallerrequestedto
speaktoadeputyinregardstoatheft
thatoccurredonthe1100thblockof
CollegeAve.,IowaFalls.
• 11:36 a.m.: A caller reported receiving a phone call stating he had
won a $100 Wal-Mart rebate card.
The person then asked for his personal information, including his
social security number. The caller
didn’t give them any information
anddidn’twanttotalktoadeputy,
he just wanted to make everyone
awareofthescam.
• 2:45 p.m.: Rapid Response reported a commercial burglar alarm
gong off on the 23000th block of
Highway D15, Iowa Falls. Later,
thealarmcompanyadvisedthecall
could be disregarded as someone
was contacted and stated he was
workingonthesystem.
• 2:52 p.m.: Phelps Security reported a commercial burglar alarm
goingoffattheMooseLodge,Iowa
Falls.Anofficerarrivedandspoketo
anemployee,whostatedeverything
wasOK.
erratic driver on Highway 20. Officers were unable to locate the vehicle.
•5:53p.m.:Anofficertransported
MujoAdvicofWaterloofromBlack
Hawk County on a Hardin County
warrantforprobationviolationoriginalchargeoftheft.
•8:35p.m.:AcallerfromSteamboat Rock believes that a woman
trespassed on his property. The
woman believes that the piece of
propertyisonesherents.Anofficer
spokewithbothparties.
June 19, 20 and 21 – Nologreceived.
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auto paint & body
dentist
Hardin County Collision & towing
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(641)752-1000
building materials
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New Phone: (319) 825-3316
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building supplies
Innovative
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1310 Washington st., eldora
“Caring for smiles
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Farming supplies
plumbing & Heating
Dealer for Livestock Feeding &
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Public Record
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
mUniCiPal soliD Waste sanitaRy lanDFill PUBliC notiCe
HaRDin CoUnty BoaRD oF sUPeRVisoRs
HARDIN COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
MINUTES – JULY 1, 2015
WEDNESDAY – 10:00 A.M.
Chair lance granzow called the meeting
to order. also present were supervisors Ronn
Rickels and Reneé mcClellan; and Justin ites,
Cindy litwiller, Dave mcDaniel, micah Cutler,
lori Kadner, machel eichmeier, Rick Dunn, Daryl albertson, and nancy lauver.
the pledge of allegiance was recited by all in
attendance.
Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to approve the agenda as posted. motion carried.
mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the minutes of June 24, 2015. motion carried.
Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to approve the July 1, 2015 claims for payment. motion carried.
mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the three-year agreement with PJ greufe
& associates, llC for human resources con-
sulting services. motion carried.
Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to set
July 29, 2015 at 10:02 a.m. for a public hearing
on the sale of County-owned property located
near the County road maintenance shop: lot 9
and the south 19 Ft of lot 10 and the north 7
Ft of lot 8, Block 4, JD thompsons addition,
eldora. motion carried.
Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to approve the application for fireworks permit submitted by granzow Family Farms for July 3 & 4,
2015 at 22496 250th st., Hubbard, or 22313 PP
ave., new Providence. “ayes” Rickels and mcClellan. “nays” none. abstain: granzow. motion
carried.
Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to approve the following applications for fireworks
permits. motion carried.
Kolbe Family, July 4, 2015 at 27826 Us Hwy
65, Hubbard,
Widmann and Zames Family, July 12, 2015
at 22474 155th st., iowa Falls,
Vern schwartz Family, July 25 or 26, 2015 at
21649 e ave., alden,
mark Bahr and Family, July 3-4, 2015 at
22263 KK ave., Hubbard,
gifford Community, July 4, 2015 at 28413
Co. Hwy s62, gifford,
Friest Family get together, august 8, 2015
at 30585 e ave., Radcliffe, and
Balvanz Family, July 5, 2015 at 26697 250th
st., eldora.
mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the auditor’s monthly Report for June
2015. motion carried.
Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to acknowledge receipt of the DnR’s determination
on the mike Van Hove Finisher site located in
section 27 of etna township. motion carried.
mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the amendment to the life insurance
agreement with ing/Voya by adding the City of
ackley. motion carried.
Utility Permits:
Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to approve the utility permit application submitted
by Windstream iowa Communications for the
purpose of burying 600 ft of cable along 200th
street, located in section 30 of Buckeye township. motion carried.
secondary Roads Department:
County engineer Daryl albertson provided
a departmental update to the Board. no action
was necessary; informational only.
other Business:
supervisor Rickels acknowledged that as of
today, July 1, 2015, mary swartz is the mental
Health advocate for Hardin County under the
existing 28e sharing agreement with Franklin
and story Counties.
mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to adjourn until July 8, 2015. motion carried.
/s/lance granzow
/s/Jessica lara
lance granzow, Chair
Jessica lara
Board of supervisors Hardin County auditor
(index – July 10, 2015)
Classifieds
for rent
for rent
for rent: 1 bedroom upstairs
apartment. Stove, refrigerator, garbage, heat, air conditioning furnished. No pets. (641)858-3531. tfc
for rent: 2 bedroom, air conditioned apartment. Stove, refrigerator, washer and dryer furnished. One
stall garage. Call (641)497-5356. tfc
for rent: 2 or 3 bedroom home
in Eldora, deposit and reference required. Call (641)858-5659 or call
(641)751-5899.
tfc
for rent: 1 and 2 bedroom apartments in Hubbard. On-site laundry.
(641)648-5025 or (641)373-1413.
tfc
taKing applications: 1 and
2 bedroom apartments at Pine Lake
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Comets double C-N
behind pitcher Sharp
ZEARING- The BCLUW baseball team doubled host Colo-NESCO, 8-4 here Tuesday behind yet
anotherpitchingwinforJoshSharp.
TheComets’four-runwinwasthe
eighthofthesummerandsixthposted by Sharp against no losses. The
juniorhurledafive-hitter,struckout
fiveandwalkedtwo.
Aftergivingupathree-runhome
runinthefirstframe,Sharpwason
hisgameasheretiredthesideinorderinthesecond,fifthandseventh,
and faced four batters in the third
andsixth.
BCLUW (8-11 overall) pushed
acrossthreerunsinthethirdfora4-3
advantage and knotted 4-all, plated
fourrunsinthefifth.TyRungehada
run-scoringdoubleinthethird,and
inthefifth,EthanHovelandhadan
RBIsingleandRungeabases-load-
edwalk.
TroyDolphin’stwosinglesledthe
winner’s eight-hit attack with doublesforRungeandClaySilver,and
singles for Hoveland, Mitch Miller,
AustinWillettandIanShowers.
ThelosslefttheRoyals10-14.CN’s Brady Stoeffler struck out six,
walked three and hit three in the
pitchingloss.
BCLUW begins post-season play
Tuesday (July 14) in a Class 1A
quarterfinal at 5 p.m. against Gladbrook-ReinbeckatTraer.
Scoring by innings:
BCLUW
103 040 0 -8 8 1
Colo-NESCO
300 100 0 -4 5 4
Josh Sharp (W) and Brad Barkema; Brady Stoeffler (L) and grant
Tiarks.
BCLUW splits at tourney
by Scott Bierle
SportsEditor
BEAMAN- A busy week came
toaclosefortheBCLUWbaseball
team with a split here last Friday
during the Comets’ Round-Robin
tournament.
BCLUW opened the three-game
tourneywitha7-5winoverWapsie
Valley and lost in the finale, 6-3 to
East Marshall.The games were the
sixthandseventhinafive-dayspan.
The Comets tallied three runs in
the second inning against Wapsie
Valleyandledthroughout.BCLUW
addedtworunsinthefourthandone
eachinthefifthandseventh.Wapsie
scoredsolorunsinthefirst,second,
third,fourthandfifth.
MitchMillerslappedthreeofthe
Comets’ninesingleswithtwoforTy
RungeandIanShowers,andonefor
Clay Silver and Josh Sharp. ShowersandEthanHovelandscoredtwo
runs.
Sharp earned the complete game
win,limitingsixbasehits,struckout
oneandwalkedfive.Heallowedjust
one earnedrun as the Comets were
chargedwithsixerrors.
“We made the plays when we
needed,” said BCLUW coach Matt
Zoske.
EastMarshallplatedfiverunsbetween the fourth, fifth and sixth innings to beat BCLUW a third time
thisseason.TheComets’threeruns
allcameinthesixth.
BCLUWouthittheMustangs,8-6
asAustin Willett had a double and
single to go with one base knock
for Silver, Miller, Runge, Showers,
Brad Barkema and Troy Dolphin.
Barkema’s single scored two-runs
andShowershadanRBI-single.
Barkema took the pitching loss
withfourwalks.
EastMarshallfinished2-0witha
6-4victoryoverWapsieValley.
The1-1showinglefttheComets’
markat7-11.
Scoring by innings:
BCLUW
030 021 1 -7 9 6
Wapsie Valley
110 111 0 -5 6 3
Josh Sharp (W) and Brad Barkema; austin Jeanes (L), Taylon Sauerbrei (5)and Connor Franzen.
Scoring by innings:
BCLUW
000 003 0 -3 8 3
East Marshall
100 212 x -6 6 1
Barkema (L) and Ian Showers; Caleb Benzing (W), Luke Svedesen (5)
and Josh Benzing, Lane Walton (5).
‘14 Iowa pheasant
harvest increased
DES MOINES- Iowa’spheasantharvestincreased30percentin2014to
anestimated216,000roosters,makingthethirdharvestincreaseinarowfor
thepopulargamebird.
Hunter numbers also increased an estimated nine percent to more than
63,000smallgamehuntersin2014.Theharvestandparticipationestimates
arebasedonanannualsurveyofhuntersfollowingtheseason.
“Ithinksomeofourformerpheasanthuntersaretakingthewait-and-see
approachorourharvestcouldhavebeenevenbetter.Hopefully,theywon’t
stayonthesidelinesmuchlonger,”saidToddBogenschutz,uplandwildlife
biologistwiththeIowaDepartmentofNaturalResources,wholedthesurvey.
Bogenschutzsaidhehasreceivedalotofreportsfrompeopleseeingroostersthisspringleadinghimtothinkthereweresomemissedopportunitieslast
fall.
“OurAugustpheasantsurveyhasincreasedthreeyearsinarow,indicatingthatthepopulationisreboundingfromthebadwinterandspringweather
from2007-11,”hesaid.
Pheasantsweren’ttheonlyspeciestoseeaharvestincreasein2014,the
quailharvestincreasedanestimated23percent,rabbitanestimated28percent,squirrelsanestimated23percentanddovesanestimated17percent.
Thesurveyaskedhuntersaboutpartridge,buttheresponsesweretoosmall
toestimatedaccurately.
The August roadside survey provides the best population estimate for
pheasants,quail,rabbitsandpartridge.ThesurveyisconductedAug.1-15,
over the same 217 – 30 mile routes each year. Results are posted on the
DNR’swebsiteinearlySeptember.
“Withthemildwinterwehad,2015couldbeourbestfallinanumberof
yearsforpheasantandquailharvest,”Bogenschutzsaid.“Roadsidecounts
willbeinterestingthisyear.”
‘15 spring turkey hatch
DES MOINES- Turkeyhuntersharvestedmorethan11,400Iowabirds
thisspring,whichisnearlyidenticaltothenumberharvestedin2014.
“Thisyearitseemedlikehuntersfaredprettywellduringthefirstseason,
thenthesecondseasonwaskindofquiet,whichisnotsurprising,andthen
therewaslessgobblingasthespringwenton,”saidJimCoffey,forestwildlifetechnicianwiththeIowaDepartmentofNaturalResources(DNR).
Iowa’sfivespringturkeyseasonsbeganApril4withtheyouthseasonand
endedonMay17.Hunterspurchasednearly51,000springturkeytags.
CoffeysaidhunterscanhelptheDNRwithcollectingpopulationinformationduringitsannualcountinJulyandAugust.
Makeanoteofthedateandcountyinwhichyousawtheturkey(s),ifit
is an adult female or adult male (males have beards on their breast), and
whetherthereareyoungpoults(babyturkeys),andthenreportthenumber
online:www.surveygizmo.com/s3/2115256/Iowa-Wild-Turkey-Reports.
ACTION AT SECTION- AGWSR second baseman Jake Willems
stretches to snag the baseball as West Marshall’s Jared Johnson (22) goes wide with his attempt to steal second base while
shortstop Tate Hofmeister backs up the play during diamond action Tuesday. The Trojans clipped the Cougars, 6-4 after Monday’s 11-10 loss to Dike-New Hartford for AGWSR.
by Scott Bierle
SportsEditor
ACKLEY- Thelossescontinueto
mountastheAGWSRbaseballteam
battled but fell to a pair of North
Iowa Cedar League West Conferenceopponents.
The Cougars lost late 11-10 to
Dike-New Hartford at Dike MondayandthenathomeTuesday,were
beaten6-4byWestMarshall.
The setbacks closed the conferencecampaignat2-12fortheCougars to finish last, while tumbling
to4-17overallwithasixthstraight
loss.
A three-run sixth lifted secondplace West Marshall to the season
sweepafterwinningthefirstmeeting
7-0. The Trojans packed the paths
withsinglesbythebatteryofpitcher Ross Randall and catcher Jared
Johnson around a walk. A groundout plated one run, a squeeze bunt
thesecondandasinglethethird.
AGWSR pulled even at three-all
in the fifth when Liam Stubbe singled and with two-outs, Stubbe circledthebasesonBrandonJohnson’s
deepdoubledowntherightfieldline.
Johnson was stranded at third for
oneofseventimesCougarswereleft
inscoringposition.
The Cougars outhit the visitors
10-6asCodyWilliamssailedasolo
home run in the seventh, Johnson
had the double, Stubbe, Caleb BartlingandTravisPfaltzgrafftwosinglesandonesafetyforMattPfaltzgraffandJerStull.
Stulldeliveredatwo-out,two-run
singleinthefourth,scoringJohnson,
whoreachedonanerrorfollowedby
Bartling,whosingles.
“Wearehittingtheballagainand
thatisgoodtosee.Wemadeafew
errors,buttheywerenotbaderrors,
they were tough plays,” statedAGWSRcoachDarwinPfaltzgraff.
Headded,“Icouldcarelessabout
thelosses,weareplayingtogetbet-
walksinallandhadadozenstolen
bases,scoredfourtimesinthethird
andfourthandalleightrunsreached
onbase-on-balls.
BartlinginreliefofWilliamswas
chargedwiththemoundloss.ClaytonMapelworkedthelastone-plus
inningsforthepitchingwin.
Thevictorywasa14thstraightfor
the streakingWolverines, who took
thefirstmeetingbya7-1count.
AGWSR starts post-season play
Cougars beaten by NICL West
teams; Dike-NH 11-10, WM 6-4
Pine Lake
Country Club
Men’s Golf League
July 7 Standings
Group 1:
1- WhatdayaSay
329
2- Sandblasters
324
3-BudCrew
323
4- USHackers
316
5- ForePlayers
312
6- HiNDry
310
7- TakeAWhiff
304
8- BHSandbaggers
297
Group 2:
1-BallWashers
354
2- GreenbeltBoys
349
3- CaddyShack
338
4- NoNames
318
5- LOFT
311
6- CleanBalls/HappyHoles 260
7- HackPack
227
Low Scores – Bryce Roskins 38,
DaleTeske38,MattMesch38,Jeff
Speicher 39, Rod Ryan 39, Rick
Gotto 39, Ben DeVilder 39, Matt
Kuecker39.
ter for districts and we are getting
better. The key will come down to
findingapitcherwecancounton.”
T.Pfaltzgraffsufferedthepitching
loss with three strikeouts and two
walks. For the win, Randall struck
outsevenandwalkedone.
WestMarshallscoredsolorunsin
thesecond,thirdandfourth,andall
three were unearned. The win improvedtheTrojansto17-6overall.
Scoring by innings:
West Marshall
011 103 0 -6 6 4
AGWSR
000 210 1 -4 10 4
Ross Randall (W), Cody Mead (7)
and Jared Johnson; Travis pfaltzgraff (L) and Michael Young.
Tuesday (July 14) in a Class 1A
district quarterfinal against Green
Mountain-GarwinatGrundyCenter
witha5p.m.gametime.
Scoring by innings:
AGWSR
002 210 5 -10 9 0
Dike-New Hartford
004 401 2 -11 4 2
Cody Williams, Caleb Bartling (4L) and Young; Connor Neuroth, Clayton Mapel (6-W) and Trent Johnson.
Afifthone-runlossontheseason
wassufferedbyAGWSRMonday.
The host Wolverines tallied two
runs in the bottom of the seventh
forthehigh-scoringvictoryafterthe
Cougarsplatedfiverunsinthevisitor’shalfoftheseventhtogofrom
four-downtoleading10-9.
AGWSR scored all five runs in
theseventhwithtwo-outs.Williams
opened the at bat reaching base on
an error and after a strikeout and
ground-out,JakeWillemshadarunscoringsingletosparkthecharge.T.
PfaltzgraffsingledandStullwalked
toloadthebases.Willemsscoredon
MichaelYoung’ssingle,andPfaltzgraff,StullandcourtesyrunnerTravis Haupt all hit home on Stubbe’s
double.
Dike-NH, checked to four base
hits,hadtwointheseventhwithtwo
base-on-balls.TheWolverines’Trent
Johnson stroked the game-winning,
awalk-offsinglewithtwo-outs.
The Cougars scored two in the
third and fourth innings and one in
the fifth, highlighted by Young’s
two-runhomeruninthefourthafter
Stullsingled.
Young had the four-bagger and a
single,Stubbedadoubleandsingle,
Willems two singles and one base
SWING BATTER- AGWSR’s Brandon Johnson swings and
hitforWilliams,T.Pfaltzgraff,Stull
and Sully Hofmeister. Young had smacks the baseball during NICL West Conference action with
three runs batted in and Williams West Marshall Tuesday. Johnson had a run-scoring double and
scored once in the Cougars’ loss.
scoredthreetimes.
The Wolverines, who coaxed 16
SH eighth softball 4th of conf. tourney
RADCLIFFE- AfourthplacefinishwaspostedbytheSouthHardin
eighth-gradesoftballteamattheseason-ending conference tournament
recently.
South Hardin opened with a 5-4
win over West Marshall and then
dropped decisions to BCLUW, 2-0
andEastMarshall,9-1.
AgainstWestMarshall,KieraAnderson pitched a one-hitter, struck
out seven and walked one, while
JakotaMaakestadhadtwobasehits
and Brittany Ramsey one. SH was
down4-3andscoredtworunsinthe
fourthforthewin.
Against BCLUW, South Hardin
was shutout and no-hit. Anderson
allowed two safeties, struck out
four and walked two. Coach Matt
Thompson noted it was the team’s
bestgameoftheseasoneventhough
welost.
Against West Marshall, Maakestad and Cyrena Werner collected
basehitsandAndersontooktheloss.
WM scored four times in the first
andfiveinthethird.
To wrap-up the regular season,
South Hardin swept AGWSR and
losttwowithEastMarshall.
AgainstAGWSR,theeighthwon,
8-7, scoring one run in the sixth
inning, and the seventh again by
one-run, 6-5. For the 8th, Alexiss
Bradshow, Ramsey, Jade Piere and
CaitlynBaiderhadbaseknocksand
Andersongainedthepitchingwinin
relief.Shestruckoutfiveandwalked
three.Forthe7th,ClaireBrinkmeyer had the lone base hit and Hanna
Rewoldtgainedthepitchingwin.
AgainstEastMarshall,theeighth
lost, 9-6 and the seventh, 17-5. For
the8th,Anderson,WernerandPiere
pokedbasehitsandAndersonstruck
out six. Hits for the 7th were Rewoldt, MeghanVanderPol and HaileyLittlepage.
Season records ended eighth 5-7
overall and 3-7 in the conference,
andfortheseventh,3-6overalland
3-4intheconference.
Sports
South Hardin softball
beaten by 8-run fifth
byScottBierle
Sports Editor
HAMPTON-A never-ending fifth
frame made it a one-and-down postseason showing for the South Hardin
softball team here Wednesday.
Hampton-Dumont exploded for
eight runs in the fifth and captured a
12-6 Class 3A regional quarterfinal
victory over the Tigers.
The host Bulldogs sent 13 batters
to the box and turned a three-run
deficit into a commanding five-run
cushion. H-D combined six singles
with two walks and a pair of errors
for the scoring spree.
H-D’s Shelby Tidman in the number nine hole, started the at bat with
a bunt single and after a sac-bunt the
next nine Bulldogs all reached base.
Pinch-hitting Autumn Harlan delivered a two-run single with RBI base
hits for Madie Mason and Callie
Grover.
“We knew going in that they
would put the ball in play,” stated
South Hardin coach Dave Donahue.
“We came out well, but then we
got stagnant and didn’t keep the
pressure on. We got down on ourselves and they jumped on us,” he
added.
South Hardin started with a quick
one-two-three punch in the visitor’s
half of the first inning. H-D struck
right back with a three-spot in the
bottom of the first to pull event. After a scoreless second, the Tigers tallied another there in the third.
South Hardin’s first featured a
one-out infield single by Jenny Allen, who circled the bases when
Hannah Tripp reached base on an
error and the softball rolled into the
dugout. Rachel Mildenhall also was
safe on a throwing error, and both
Tripp and Mildenhall scored on
Shannon Teske’s two-out single.
The Tigers regained the advantage
in the third at 6-3. Tripped doubled
off the leftfield fence, Mildenhall
singled, Cora Spainhower singled
to score Tripp, Teske fly-ball was
misplayed, plating Mildenhall and
TIGER
BATTER- The
Tigers’
Rachel
Mildenhall
swings
the bat
at the
softball
during
opening
round
post-season play
Wednesday.
Teske hustled home on Briana Kendall’s sac-fly.
H-D hurler Hansen then found a
groove and retired 12 of 15 Tigers
faced in the final four innings. She
struck out two and walked three.
Spainhower had SH’s only base hit
after third with a two-out single in
the seventh.
The Bulldogs answered South
Hardin’s first three with back-toback two-out walks followed by a
Macy Scheiderman RBI single and
two-run base knock by Mallory
Wohlford.
After the Wohlford single, Tiger
pitcher Miquela Teske set down
10 of the next 11 entering the fifth.
Teske struck out one and had four
base-on-balls in the loss.
The loss ended the summer campaign at 6-20 for the Tigers, while
the Bulldogs improve to 10-11.
Hampton-Dumont now travels to
Van Horne to play highly-ranked
Benton Community tonight (Friday). Second-ranked Benton buried
South Tama, 11-0 Wednesday.
Additional quarterfinal winners
in Region 7 Wednesday were Iowa
Falls-Alden 15-1 over Gilbert and
Roland-Story beat Southeast Valley,
4-1. IF-A plays host to Roland-Story
tonight.
Friday’s two winners meet in the
3A Region final at Marshalltown
Monday.
Scoring by innings:
South Hardin
303 000 0 -6 6 2
Hampton-Dumont
3000 081 x -12 10 3
Miquela Teske (L) and Jenny allen; ashlyn Hansen (W).
THIRD BASE- The Bulldogs’
Madie Mason slides and beats
South Hardin third baseman
Cora Spainhower to third
base during Class 3A regional
quarterfinal play Wednesday.
Hampton-Dumont outscored
the Tigers, 12-6.
SCOOP AT FIRST- South Hardin first baseman Cade Spieker stretches and scoops the baseball
on a low throw Wednesday against BCLUW. Spieker had a two-run double and single in the Tigers’
15-12 eight inning loss.
Comets outscore Tigers
to win 15-12 in 8 innings
byScottBierle
Sports Editor
ELDORA- A three-run eighth
inning ended an offensive-minded
marathon matinee here Wednesday.
The South Hardin and BCLUW
baseball teams combined for 31 base
hits and 27 runs in a North Iowa Cedar League West Conference contest
that started a 3 p.m. and ended near
six-bells.
The visiting Comets plated the
three runs in the extra inning for
a 15-12 win and home-and-away
sweep of the Tigers.
No lead was safe in regulation
as BCLUW owned a 6-2 advantage through four frames, later an
8-6 cushion and were up 12-9 after
a four-run visitor’s seventh. South
Hardin’s one lead was 9-8 after a
three-run bottom of the sixth.
“We were sloppy. We were coasting along and defensively we broke
down and let South Hardin back in
it,” said BCLUW coach Matt Zoske.
“On a positive note the kids kept
fighting. Up and down the lineup the
guys were hitting well and putting
the ball in play,” he added.
Offensive leaders for the Comets
were Troy Dolphin, Mitch Miller and
Clay Silver. Dolphin banged out five
singles, Miller had two base hits and
scored four runs, and Silver hit home
plate five times with a single. Josh
Sharp and Austin Willett added two
singles, Ian Showers a double for the
winner’s lone extra base knock, and
with one single were Brad Barkema,
Ty Runge and Ethan Hoveland.
Hoveland reached base on an error to open the eighth. Pinch-running
Caleb Engle took second on a sacbunt, third on Silver’s single and
scored on Miller’s safety. Silver and
Barkema, who reached on a fielder’s
choice, added insurance runs on
Dolphin and Sharp singles.
“It was so frustrating,” commented South Hardin coach Dick Shindelar. “We had our opportunities to
take control of the game and didn’t.
We were not sharp at all.”
David Shindelar’s three singles
paced the Tigers’ attack with a double and single each for Sam Shindelar, Cade Spieker, Dane Butler and
Zac Farrell; two singles for Alex
Gustafson and one safety for Hunter
Edgerton and Zach Shore.
South Hardin forced the eighth on
Spieker’s two-out two-run double
to left-centerfield. Farrell opened
the seventh with a two-bagger to
rightfield, Ty Cook walked, S. Shindelar’s fielder’s choice scored Farrell and Spieker’s laser two-bagger
plated Cook and S. Shindelar.
The Tigers went from down 8-6
to up one in the sixth as D. Shindelar singled, S. Shindelar doubled to
score his twin brother. Spieker singled and on a double steal S. Shindelar motored home. Spieker then
scored on Gustafson’s safety.
S. Shindelar in relief of Cook was
tagged with the pitching loss, while
the win went to Sharp in relief of
Miller. Cook and Shindelar struck
out three and issued nine free passes, while the Miller-Sharp tandem
fanned three and walked four.
BCLUW won the two team’s first
meeting 3-0 in less than two-hours
behind Miller’s three-hit shutout.
The loss was a fifth straight for the
Tigers and eighth in nine games to
stand 5-11 overall. The Comets after
an 0-5 start to the season climbed to
9-11.
Post-season play is up next as
South Hardin meets Alburnett Saturday at 5 p.m. in Parkersburg
in a Class 2A quarterfinal, while
BCLUW battles Gladbrook-Reinbeck Tuesday in Traer at 5 p.m. in a
Class 1A quarterfinal.
Scoring by innings:
BCLUW
012 302 43 -15 16 3
South Hardin
020 043 30 -12 15 5
Mitch Miller, Josh Sharp (7-W) and
Brad Barkema; Ty Cook, Sam Shindelar (7-L) and alex gustafson.
BAT ON THE BALL- BCLUW’s
Troy Dolphin put the bat on the
baseball several times, stroking five singles during an NICL
West Conference contest with
South Hardin Wednesday. The
Comets won a marathon eightinning battle, 15-12.
Archery Shoot Sun.
ELDORA- The Pine Lake Archers will host the July Shoot Sunday, July 12 at the Pine Lake Wildlife Club grounds just north of Pine
Lake State Park.
Registration will be from 7 to 11
a.m. and features a 40 target course.
The PLA will then host the Iowa
Bowhunters Association Fall Festival scheduled for Friday through
Sunday, July 31-August 2.
PLCC Open July 19
ELDORA-The Pine Lake Country Club’s Men’s Open golf tournament will be held Sunday, July 19.
Contact the PLCC for tee times.
post-season baseball upcoming, South Hardin plays Sat.
ELDORA- Baseball’s second season begins Saturday (July 11) with
South Hardin competing in a Class
2A District 5 quarterfinal contest.
The Tigers will battle Alburnett in
Parkersburg at 5 p.m. on the postseason’s opening night.
South Hardin, the district’s fifthseed, stands 5-10 with two games
to play and has lost seven of the last
eight, while fourth-seeded Alburnett
owns a 27-9 mark and is 19-3 over
the last 22 games.
The South Hardin – Alburnett
winner is back in Parkersburg Tuesday for a district semi-final against
top-seeded Waterloo Columbus with
a 5 p.m. first pitch. The Sailors own
a 25-4 record and are third-ranked in
2A.
Saturday’s second game slated
for 7 p.m. has third-seeded East
Marshall against sixth-seeded Aplington-Parkersburg. The EM – A-P
winner plays second-seed Dike-New
Hartford Tuesday at 7 p.m. EM has
21 wins and D-NH 18.
The District 5 final will be held
Saturday, July 18 again in Parkersburg at 7 p.m.
The AGWSR and BCLUW baseball teams swing into the post-season Tuesday, July 14 with quarterfinal contests in District 5 of Class 1A.
AGWSR will play Green Mountain-Garwin at 5 p.m. in Grundy
Center. The Cougars are 4-17
through Tuesday with just one win
in the last 13 games. The Wolverines
own a 13-7 win-loss record with
three games to play.
The AGWSR – GM-G winner will
play the winner of Tuesday’s second
game between North Butler and host
Grundy Center Thursday (July 16) at
7 p.m. NB and GC play the second
game Tuesday.
BCLUW will meet GladbrookReinbeck at 5 p.m. in Traer. The
Comets own an 8-11 record and G-R
is 12-11 with two games to play for
both teams. The district quarterfinal
will be the third meeting between
the two teams with G-R taking the
first game 14-0 and BCLUW the rematch, 3-2 in eight innings.
The BCLUW – G-R winner returns to Traer Thursday (July 14) for
a district semi-final against the winner of Tuesday’s second game between North Tama and Clarksville.
NT is the district’s top-seed.
The District 5 final is scheduled
for Saturday, July 18 in Traer at 7
p.m.
In Class 3A, Iowa Falls-Alden
opens post-season play with a District 3 semi-final against Gilbert
at Humboldt Wednesday, July 17.
Game time is 5 p.m. Gilbert is fifthranked in 3A.
The state baseball tournament will
be held July 24-25, 27 through Aug.
1 at Principal Park in Des Moines.
BaseballStateRankings
CLASS 2A: 1-Cascade, 2- Wilton,
3- Waterloo Columbus, 4- South Winneshiek, 5- Clear Lake, 6- Dyersville
Beckman 7- New Hampton, 8- Hinton,
9- Northeast, 10- Ogden.
CLASS 1A: 1-Mason City Newman,
2- Van Buren, 3- Lisbon, 4- Pleasantville, 5- Martensdale-St. Mary’s, 6Coon Rapids-Bayard, 7- Don Bosco, 8Exira-EHK, 9- West Sioux, 10- LeMars
Gehlen.

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