July 16, 2015 - The Eagle Grove Eagle

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EAGLE GROVE
Watch for our special 2015 Wright County
Fair Edition to be published July 30.
Colt Cadets Drum &
Bugle Corps is coming
to Eagle Grove
The Colt Cadets Drum &
Bugle Corps was founded in 1967.
They are the younger sibling of
the Colts Drum & Bugle Corps.
The majority of its members are
in middle school and high school.
The Colt Cadets are one of the few
cadet corps in the country. The
two corps work in tandem, with
the Colt Cadets grooming many
members for the World Class corps.
The Colt Cadets foster character
development
by
challenging
and teaching in ways that build
confidence, self-discipline, work
ethic and teamwork.
A prominent and successful
collaboration of organizations,
such as the Colts and Colt Cadets,
are expensive to operate. All of
the funds are self-generated. They
receive little in the way of federal,
state or local funds, and they do
not receive United Way funding.
Six percent of the money comes
from fundraising projects by the
Colts Booster Club Forty-two
percent from membership fees
from the Colts and Colt Cadets.
Nineteen percent comes from
fees earned by the Colts and Colt
This is Justin Sampson’s
second year with the Colt
Cadets.
His parents, Mark
and Ann Sampson, are excited
to have him and the Corps
make a stop in Eagle Grove
this summer. They invite you
to come out and watch them
practice. Photo submitted
Cadets in the summer. Seven
percent is from profits made
during the annual Music On The
March shows and souvenir sales.
The other twenty-six percent is
from direct donations and support
from businesses and individuals
In 2006, the Colt Cadets were
named Most Improved Corps in
DCI Open Class. In 2009, the
corps reached DCI Open Class
Semifinals for the first time, and
in 2010, became a DCI Open
Class Finalist (among the top 12 in
their division) for the first time in
their history, and have continued
to finish as Open Class Finalists
ever since.
The Colt Cadets travel
throughout the summer to parades
and competitions in the Midwest,
performing for more than 75,000
people. Travel begins in late June
through early August, with one
week break to allow for family
and other activities. They will
cap off their season at Lucas Oil
Stadium (home of the NFL Colts)
in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Justin Sampson, son of Mark
and Ann Sampson, began his
journey with the Colt Cadets last
year and has returned for his
second year. Andrew Powell, son
of Joe Powell, traveled with Mark
and Ann last year and watched
Justin and his corps compete
several times and knew this was
something he also wanted to
pursue. This is Andrew’s first year
with the corps. The boys have
been practicing with the corps
since January! They moved into
their full-time housing location in
Dubuque on June 12, 2015.
“We are excited to announce
that the Colt Cadets will be coming
to Eagle Grove,” said Mark and
Ann Sampson.
They will be arriving in Eagle
Grove around 2 a.m. on Wednesday
July 29. They will be housed in the
elementary building and will be
practicing all day Wednesday and
most of Thursday the 30th before
they head off to Minnesota for
another competition. Community
members are welcome and
encouraged to stop by the practice
football fields, bring a lawn chair
and watch the corps practice. It is
not uncommon for these corps to
practice 12 hours a day OUTSIDE,
rain or shine. Their daily practice
schedule, when they are not on the
road competing, is something like
this:
8:00am - Wake, Breakfast
9:00 - Rehearsal
Noon - Lunch
1:00 - Rehearsal
5:30 - Dinner
6:30 - Rehearsal
10:00 - Snack, Pack & Load
Equipment
11:15 - Lights Out
The Colt Cadets are very
excited to announce they will
be putting on a show for the
community Thursday evening,
July 30 (approx. 7:0 p.m.). Exact
time and field location will
be announced as time draws
nearer. There will be a free-will
offering at the entrance for the
performance and any donations
are greatly appreciated. Watch for
more information in next week’s
paper about the Colt Cadets and
their upcoming show here in
Eagle Grove.
2015
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Volume 130 • Issue Number 29 • Cost $1.25 • Thursday, July 16, 2015
Step Right Up to some great
moments captured at the
2015 Wright County Fair
Photos by Kim Demory
In
this
week’s
Eagle
You’ll find
More than 100 Faces inside
this week’s Eagle
Colt Cadets Drum & Bugle
Corps coming to EG
Page 1
Honoring Our Veterans
Page 2
Supervisors make final
decision on DD #35
Page 3
Sydney Redding (center) was crowned the 2015 Wright County
Fair Queen on Wednesday, July 8 and received a check for
$500. Alex Hackley (left) and Ashlyn Mayo (right) were both
crowned Fair Princesses.
Wright Warriors 4-H
judging day
Page 5
Jennifer’s Produce Tips
Page 9
Eagle Grove Swim Team
results
Page 14
Eagles give Coach Rholl
special gift
Page 15
The scam is back
Page 16
Lego Party
Thursday, July 16
10:30 a.m.
EG Memorial Library
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Blank Park Zoo Animals
Friday, July 17
11 a.m.
EG Memorial Library
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Jo Elberg tried two years ago to grown a Mandevilla Vine,
but the squirrels ate it before the Fair. This year, she tried
again. “I babied it,” she said, and was happy to having it
looking good for entry in the Open Horticulture Show at the
2015 Wright County Fair.
Vacation Bible School
July 19 - 23
3 years to 5th grade
5:30 - 8:15 p.m.
Dinner served 5:30 p.m.
EG United Methodist Church
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Goldfield Fountain City Days
Saturday, July 25 and
Sunday, July 26
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Colt Cadets Drum & Bugle
Corps in Eagle Grove
Thursday, July 30
7:00 p.m. performance
Watch for more details in next
week’s Eagle.
Andrew Powell in his Colt
Cadets Drum & Bugle Corps
uniform.
Come and watch
him and the Cadets perform
in Eagle Grove on Wednesday,
July 29. Photo submitted
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The Second Annual Honoring Our Veterans Program was
another success. This year, numerous 4-H youth from around
the county joined in to help make it special by proceeding in
with American flags. Look for more from this even on Page 2.
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Weekly Weather Report
The Wright County Fair Parade was as great as ever. Their
were floats, classic cars, clowns, barnyard animals, antique
tractors, and patriotic Americans like this dad and his little
girl who are obviously proud to be an American.
Clowing around at the parade
The Shriners proved that you’re never too old to be silly, and to enjoy the humor of a clown. This
clown was happy to stop and pose for a picture with this Rotary Senior Living resident before
moving along the parade route of the Wright County Fair on Wednesday, July 8. Despite the route
change, many Rotary Senior Living residents were still able to see the parade thanks to being
bussed over to Broadway. Photo by Kim Demory
Library’s Annual Free
Swimming and Hot Dogs
Friday, July 31
11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Pleae pre-register at the library
Nick’s Kid show was a hit, not just for the kids, but for the
adults too. Just look at how much fun this dad had with his
daughter.
Weekly Rainfall from
Rainfall
4-1-15
0.00”
15.13”
Growing Degree Days
4/14 - 7/13
2014 Average
1459
1592
1722
Weekly Update:
Many of you have probably
been hearing about Northern
Corn Leaf Blight in some of
our nearby corn fields. NCLB
thrives in below average
temps and can rob as much
as 40 bushels from our corn
crop. Scouting and treatment
are your best defenses, so
stop in and ask your local
Gold-Eagle Agronomist to
help you prevent or treat this
disease in your corn fields
before it’s too late.
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Thursday, July 16, 2015
Local News
Eagle Grove Eagle
HonoringatOur
Veterans
the 2015
Photos by Kim Demory
Wright County Fair
Henry Kroon was the oldest veteran in attendance at the second
annual Honoring Our Veterans event of the Wright County Fair.
Fair Manager Tricia Rosendahl presented 95-year-old Kroon with
this beautiful flower, compliments of Eagle Grove Greenhouses,
Inc.
Members of the United States Air Force thank each other as
they wait to receive their token of appreciation from the Wright
County Fair Board.
by Kim demory
[email protected]
Last year’s event was such a
success, that coordinator Nancy
Rosendahl and the Wright County
Fair Board decided to hold the event
again this year. Sixty-two veterans,
along with family and community
members, gathered at the free stage on
Friday, July 10 for the second annual
Honoring Our Veterans program.
Rosendahl was thrilled with the
turn-out, but noticed that some of the
military men and women who were
in attendance last year were not this
year. She believed it was because they
thought that since they had received
recognition last year, they shouldn’t
come again this year and receive a
new token of appreciation. On the
contrary, Rosendahl stressed that
those who were in attendance last year
deserve to be recognized many times,
along with the new veteran faces she
saw in the crowd. She thanked all of
them for coming, and they were all in
for a very special treat.
The program began with the
presentation of the Flag, followed
behind by numerous Wright County
4-H members carrying smaller flags
behind them. Watching the sea of
Red, White, and Blue waving as they
walked from the Show Arena to the
free stage area was breath taking.
The crowd stood in silence. Some
saluted. Some teared up. Others
smiled with pride.
The crowd listened as Eagle
Grove local, Tessa Yackle, sang the
“Star Spangled Banner,” and then
the program began. There was the
folding of the flag, with each fold
being described in detail as to what
it stood for. Supervisor Stan Watne
read a poem entitled “Old Glory.” If
you’ve never heard it, look it up. It
reminds us that our Flag has seen
both good and bad, flew in times of
peace, and wrapped wounded soldiers
in times of war.
The guest speaker of the evening
was Eagle Grove High School
Gavin Sandvig
graduate from the class of 1993,
Gavin Sandvig.
“It’s humbling to be back in
Eagle Grove for this event,” he said.
He went on to say that he had
many good memories of the Wright
County Fair, and spent many summers
enjoying it, and even helping prepare
for it by painting posts, etc. But he
wasn’t there to talk about himself and
his military achievements - which are
great, but this Iraq and Afghanistan
veteran who was part of Iowa’s
largest deployment since WWII,
wanted to talk about what it means
to be a veteran. Some show visible
scars. Other scars are hidden, known
only on the inside to the soldier. He
went on to tell the men and women in
attendance that as veterans, they are
the heros, and so are their families,
for the many sacrifices they have all
made.
“Thank you means a lot (to a
veteran),” said Sandvig. “I love that
I serve this State. I love that I serve
this Nation, and God willing, I’ll do it
for 10 more years.”
Among
the
veterans
in
attendance were 38 Army/National
Guard members, 12 Navy members,
nine Air Force members, and three
marines.
Sterling Anderson was the second-oldest veteran in attendance
at the second annual Honoring Our Veterans event of the Wright
County Fair. Fair Manager Tricia Rosendahl also presented him
with a flower, compliments of Eagle Grove Greenhouses, Inc.
Anderson is 90-years-old.
Members of the United States Marine Corp.
A few of the 62 Wright County veterans recognized for their
service during the Honoring Our Veterans Program.
This moment was simply breathtaking as Supervisor Stan Watne waited to begin the reading of
“Old Glory,” followed by the folding of the flag.
Emotions came through for many veterans during the ceremony.
Saluting the noble and the brave.
Thank you to all who have served.
Local News
Eagle Grove Eagle
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Supervisors make final
decision on DD#35 problem
Hearing will not be held
By les houser
[email protected]
4-H Safe Room ribbon cutting held
The Executive Committee of the Iowa 4-H Foundation Board joined major donors
to officially dedicate the tornado Safe Room at the Iowa 4-H Center on July 1.
First row, pictured left to right are: Dr. Cathann Kress, Iowa State University; Dean
Bowden, Adele Bowden, donors; Bob Butcher, President, Iowa 4-H Foundation;
Steve Mallicoat, Iowa Ready Mix Concrete Association; and Albert Grunewald,
Executive Director, Iowa 4-H Foundation; second row, pictured left to right: Iowa
4-H Foundation Trustees Joe Swanson, Janel Tyler, Tom Nicholson, Mitch Baum,
John-Paul Chaisson-Cardenas, Doug Den Adel, and Jerry Roell.
Photo submitted
Iowa 4-H Foundation dedicates Tornado Safe Room
In 2008, a deadly tornado struck
a Boy Scout camp in western Iowa.
In response to the tragedy, the
Iowa 4-H Foundation committed to
constructing a tornado safe room at
the Iowa 4-H Center in Madrid to
protect campers in the event of severe
weather. The facility was officially
dedicated on July following the
completion of construction this past
fall. 4-H supporters came together to
celebrate this space and experience
camp at the Iowa 4-H Center.
“The safety of campers at the Iowa
4-H Center is paramount and we
know that this facility will offer peace
of mind to campers and families
alike,” said Albert Grunewald,
Executive Director of the Iowa 4-H
Foundation. “This project was the
result of the vision of many and we
are thankful to our supporters whose
contributions helped fill this need for
campers.”
While the ribbon cutting served as
the official opening of the tornado
Safe Room, the facility has already
been used during a recent severe
weather event. Over 100 campers
took shelter in the Safe Room while
a tornado touched down near Ogden
on May 17.
The Tornado Safe Room can
accommodate 175 people and can
withstand sustained winds of up
to 250 mph. The facility is an
additional resource for campers
and is a component of the overall
emergency management plan for the
Iowa 4-H Center.
The Iowa 4-H Foundation is a
501(c)3 nonprofit organization
and provides the private financial
resources to develop and deliver
quality 4-H youth programs
throughout the state of Iowa. These
opportunities help young people
enhance their ability to use critical
thinking, leadership, communication,
and social skills—tools that will
give them a competitive edge in their
future endeavors.
DID YOU KNOW?
A cow can climb up the stairs, but cannot climb down.
This is because her knees cannot bend properly.
With several, but not all, of
the affected landowners present
the Wright County Board of
Supervisors received an amended
engineers report on DD#35 at this
Monday’s meeting. Assuming their
role as drainage trustees, they also
met with drainage clerk Deb Lukes
and Dave Johnson, legal counsel for
them on drainage matters.
David Cook of McClure
Engineering handed out copies
of the report, and presented the
reasons why it became necessary.
“It looked like we were settling
on option five (open ditch), but our
investigation north of 200th Street
revealed the elevation being deeper
than we had planned,” said Cook.
“The cost will then be more. When
you have to deepen it, you need to
also go wider to maintain the two
to one side slope. To achieve that,
the excavation volume will nearly
triple.” He explained that the
total cost estimate would go from
$107,000 to $179,000.
“Why are we not looking
at option four now?” asked
a landowner in section 28
representing the Julia Gordon Trust.
“You’re taking perfectly good land
out of production for something
that may not work.” Attorney
Gary Berkeland, representing one
of the parties, was also present.
“The change in elevation, from the
original report, changes this project
substantially and it’s unfortunate,”
said Berkeland. “Does this project
even give enough benefit now to do
it?”
Johnson then suggested Cook
come back next week, with the
hearing date possibly set at that
time. It was requested he bring cost
estimates on the change of the ditch
along with the easement payment
amount and the total number of
acres needed for the easement. This
would be regarding the removal of
some of the access road for that
property. The trustees could then
possibly approve the amended
report and set a hearing date.
Trustees Stan Watne then
expressed his frustration with this
entire drawn-out matter. “Maybe
Ames’s (landowner making the
original request) should just put an
inlet on their own property with a
40-inch tile to drain water into the
road ditch (Uptagraph Avenue) and
to the creek and be done with it,” said
Watne. “It will easily be cheaper.”
“Then just a tile easement would be
required,” added Berekland.
After being made clear of
the wording for the motion and
vote by Johnson, who recorded
the proceedings for the record,
Trustee Rick Rasmussen motioned
to terminate consideration of all
proposals from the engineer, in
that the landowners present don’t
believe the cost-benefit ratio is of
significant inport to make it feasible
and desirable by the trustees to
proceed at this time due to them
not benefitting from it.” It was
unanimously approved, so no
hearing date will be set.
Courtney
Stewart
with
Wright County Transit presented
the contracts with both MIDAS
Council of Governments and the
cities of Eagle Grove and Clarion
for bus service. She reported the
expenses stayed about the same
for the past year, and that was even
with completion of the new transit
building. Total revenue, minus
expenses, showed a positive balance
of $49,000. There were 15.308 total
riders, with 42 extra trips making
for a grand total of 15,454 riders.
“We have very good drivers,
and we really appreciate what they
do,” said Stewart. She explained
that there were just a few changes to
the county contract, which included
specific county service hours, the
fare schedule for the general public
and the addition of the training
sessions for drivers as required by
MIDAS. A separate equipment user
agreement with MIDAS for the
leased buses was also signed by the
Board.
County
Engineer
Adam
Clemons presented some current
items specific to Secondary Roads.
The new motorgrader is being
readied for use at the Clarion shed,
and a heavy haul tandem-axle semi
is being prepared for use as well. His
crew received a demo unit tractor
and bat-wing mower, with the
original tractor/mower lease going
thru Diamond Mowers. “This is
still a lease to own,” said Clemons.
“I do see the need in having two
mowers, but want the tractor to have
a loader for multi-use purposes.”
He told the Board that the two new
Chevy pickups, which will go to the
road superintendent and the bridge
foreman, have now arrived with
2015 Wright County District Junior Fair
Special Results Edition
To Be Published July 30, 2015
Appearing in the Eagle Grove Eagle, Wright County Monitor, and the Belmond Independent
Parents, grandparents, businesses…
show your support of the
Wright County Fair and the kids
who participate.
Reserve your advertising space by calling Frankie Aliu
at 641-373-7426 or email
[email protected]
Advertising deadline is Friday, July 17 at 5 p.m.
two more Ford pickups from Lyle’s
being ready for delivery by July 20.
Finally, a new dump truck will be
coming in late September for the
Belmond shed.
In other action the Board:
-heard an annual report from
Disability Services Coordinator Jen
Sheehan. She told the Board that this
past fiscal year ended comparably to
the previous one, and that she will
be revising the general assistance
policy in the near future. “We’ll
connect them to other resources
whenever we can,” said Sheehan;
-heard an annual update from
Angela Wesselink on the Parent
Connections program. She conducts
the parent education classes, with
the entire program overseen by
Sheehan. There are six to seven
classes held throughout each of
the counties served (Hamilton,
Humboldt and Wright). They’re
also planning another Zombie Run,
which was very successful last year,
for this October at the Eagle Grove
Golf Course. All proceeds are used
to help prevent child abuse. “Rates of
abuse are high in all three counties,
with Wright County number two in
the state,” said Wesselink. “You do
good work,” responded Watne;
-reviewed
and
approved
the America’s Renewable Fuels
Proclamation as requested last week.
It states, in part “We call on the
2016 Presidential candidates of both
parties to support the continuation
of the Renewable Fuels Standard,
and we invite them each to learn
more about the industry by visiting
with farmers, people working in
the ethanol industry and everyday
Iowans impacted by this policy”;
-appointed Sandy McGrath,
Caye Chelesvig and Warren Clausen
to the Wright County Magistrate
Appointing Commission for a term
expiring December 31, 2020;
-received the quarterly revenue
report from the Wright County
Auditor’s office.
(Correction from last week’s
story-the name of the new mental
health advocate should have been
Alice Warner, not Porter. The
newspaper apologizes for the
error).
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Public Record
Marriage License
Dimas Santiago Garcia, 26, Clarion to Amber E. Alonzo, 34, Clarion.
Austin L. Keller, 20, Clarion to
Taylor R. Howieson, 20, Clarion.
Curtis J. Sporrer, 26, Clarion to
Brittny J. Pokorny, 25, Clarion.
Small Claims
Portfolio Recovery Associates vs.
Melissa Burns, Eagle Grove. Case
was dismissed July 1 without prejudice.
Midland Funding LLC vs. Robyn
Schaumburg, Eagle Grove. Judgment for the plaintiff July 2 by default in amount of $1,232.19 with
2.24 percent interest from May 21
and court costs.
Dows Development and Improvement vs. Victor Martinez Rivera and
Patricia Montalvo, Dows. Eviction
judgment for the plaintiff July 2
with court costs.
Property Transfers
TAX SALE DEED – Wright
County Treasurer to C&T5 LLC
and The State Bank, City of Dows,
Original Addition, Block 1, Lot 11,
as desc. 6-25-15
CONTRACT – Galen Adams to
Robert Chavez, City of Clarion,
McKay’s Addition, Block 5, Lot 13,
as desc. 6-26-15
WARRANTY DEED – Sheldon
Ploeger, Sheldon S. Ploeger, and Pamela M. Ploeger to Scott A. Jensen
and Kelly A. Jensen, City of Eagle
Grove, Fitzmaurice’s First Addition,
Courthouse News
Block 14, Lots 5 and 6, as desc.
6-26-15
COURT OFFICER DEED –
Charles Reamer Jr., Estate of Charles
Reamer Jr., and Marcel Reamer Administrator to Dean L. Huffaker and
Christine E. Huffaker, City of Eagle
Grove, Original Addition, Block 36,
Lot 9, as desc. 6-26-15
QUIT CLAIM DEED – Linden
Grove Investments Inc., to Shad
Eckley, City of Rowan, Emerson’s
2nd Addition, Block 4, Lots 7 and 8,
as desc. 6-29-15
WARRANTY DEED – Christopher Suhicki and Meghan L. Suhocki
to Ashley Jenkins and Kenneth Jenkins, 30-93-23, as desc. 6-29-15
COURT OFFICER DEED –
Constance J. Johnson, Estate of
Constance J. Johnson, and Christie
R. Clark Executor to Kirstein G.
Heifner, City of Belmond, Original
Addition, Block 3, Lots 3 and 4, as
desc. 6-30-15
WARRANTY DEED – North
American Savings Bank FSB to
Sam A. Hoang and Cindy T. Hoang,
City of Eagle Grove, Original Addition, Block 2, Lot 9, as desc. 7-1-15
WARRANTY DEED – Jason A.
Gochanour and Jennifer J. Gochanour to Thomas M. Throntveit, City
of Eagle Grove, Original Addition,
Block 23, Lot 6, as desc. 7-1-15
Clerk of Court
Speeding 55 or under zone (1 thru
5 over): David L. Askvig of Clarion,
$20; Phillip L. Krejci of Corsicana,
Texas, $40;
— Eagle Grove Police Department —
Speeding 55 or under zone (6 thru
10 over): Justin M. holt of Mercer,
Mo., $40; Jacinto R. Soberano of
Webster City, $40; Pwa Kyaw of
Storm Lake, $40; Safiya Jeylani
of Kansas City, Mo., $40; Mark A.
Mast of Ankeny, $40; Judy A. Ricks
of Knoxville, $40; Robert D. Fender
of Clarion, $40; Melissa M. Kaefer
of Manly, $40; Dominic M. Brandt
of Clarion, $40; Nghia X. Bui of
Storm Lake, $40; Denise R. Johnson of Belmond, $40; Luis E. Mireles Cadena of Ames, $40;
Speeding 55 or under zone (11
thru 15 over): Helmut Kraupa of
Weint, Ont., $80; Somphathai Keomaek of Broussard, LA, $80;
Speeding 55 or under zone (16
thru 20 over): Dean W. Kluss of
Blairsburg, $90;
Speeding over 55 zone (6 thru 10
over): Kelly L. Bittner of Bemidji,
Minn., $40;
Excessive speed 6 thru 10: Blake
A. Rasmussen of Goldfield, $60;
Stephanie Sawn-Johansen of Bradgate, $60; Christopher E. Hinman of
Eagle Grove, $40;
No valid drivers license: Gilberto
P. Gonzalez of Eagle Grove, $200;
Celso A. Torres Andrade of Piedras
Negras, Okla., $200; Jacinto R. Soberano of Webster City, $200; Demetrio H. Tlaxcalectl of Eagle Grove,
$200; Teresa Hull of Eagle Grove,
$200; Brittany N. Main of Eagle
Grove, $300;
Possession/purchase alcohol by
person 18/19/20: Christina J. M.
Monk of Eagle Grove, $300;
Permit under 18 to consume/purchase on property: Daniel E. Gordon
of Belmond, $200;
Failure to maintain safety belts:
Dean W. Kluss of Blairsburg, $50;
Failure to have valid license or
permit while driving: Henry O. Maldonado of Clarion, $200; Patricio
Gonzales of Clarion, $200; Deyanira Behena of Clarion, $200;
Official traffic control signal:
Mariano Gonzalez-Villagre of Clarion, $100;
Operators licensed: Mariano Gonzalez-Villagre of Clarion, $200;
Driving while license under suspension: Misty M. Schaffer of Eagle
Grove, $250; Lesley A. Herndon of
Eagle Grove, $250;
Unlawful passing of school bus:
Jessica L. Ricke of Belmond, $250;
Evan Calo
Kelly Pamperin
At 4:22 am, on Saturday, June
27, Eagle Grove Police Officers
and the Iowa Division of Criminal
Investigations began an investigation
into the stabbing of a man in the
400 block of N. Iowa Ave., in
Eagle Grove. Later that day, Evan
Calo was arrested and charged with
Burglary in the 1st degree.
On Thursday, July 9, Kelly
Pamperin, 34, of Goldfield, was
arrested and charged with Robbery
in the 1st degree in connection with
this case. Ms. Pamperin is currently
in the Wright County Jail on a
$25,000 bond.
A charge of Robbery in the 1st
Degree was also filed on Evan Calo.
He is still being held at the Wright
County Jail on a $25,000 bond.
Any criminal charges are merely
an accusation and all suspects are
presumed innocent until and unless
proven guilty in a court of law.
District Court
The court issued three arrest warrants
The court issued four search warrants.
The court handled one probation
violation case.
Nicole M. Reich, 35, Belmond,
was found guilty July 2 to theft –
5th degree. Reich was sentenced to
a $65 fine plus 35 percent surcharge,
court costs, and $32.75 in restitution
to Joes Service, Belmond.
Jose Acosta, 34, Fort Dodge, was
found guilty July 2 to possession of
drug paraphernalia. Acosta was sentenced to $65 fine plus 35 percent
surcharge, and court costs.
Second arrest made
in stabbing case
Pollard Family Dentistry
of Eagle Grove is excited to
once again have Stacy Askelsen
as a dental hygienist. Call 515-448-5022 to make
your appointment in Eagle Grove
We are open every weekday.
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Askelsen
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8 a.m.
Wednesday
morning in store
Emergency cell number at 515-230-5255.
Weekly Log
Thursday 7/2/15
8:01 AM
Issued warning for speeding.
8:54 AM
Issued warning for seatbelt.
9:40 AM
9:48 AM
9:53 AM
10:11 AM
10:21 AM
10:24 AM
11:23 AM
Patrolled Goldfield.
1:02 PM
Issued warning for improper parking.
4:22 PM
5:31 PM
6:03 PM
Issued warning for improper parking.
6:13 PM
6:48 PM
6:54 PM
8:52 PM
Responded to verbal family argument in 700 block of Southwest
Third.
9:12 PM
Rescued a cat at Northeast Sixth
and North Wright.
11:53 PM
Issued warning for headlight out.
Friday 7/3/15
12:25 AM
Conducted civil standby at trailer
court.
6:28 AM
Responded to gas drive-off at
Casey’s. Subject went back and paid
for gas.
8:57 AM
Investigation at Dollar General
Store.
1:15 PM
Responded to alarm at Zoetis.
5:48 PM
Responded to loose dog complaint
at Twiins Shoppe.
6:38 PM
Cited Danny Robell for domestic
assault on a peace officer.
10:26 PM
11:51 PM
Conducted bar checks at Rails and
Smoke Shop.
Saturday 7/4/15
12:19 AM
12:31 AM
2:10 AM
Cited Adolfo Hernandez for suspended license.
10:12 AM
11:06 AM
Responded to alarm at Zoetis.
1:42 PM
4:18 PM
Conducted welfare check at residence in 200 block of Southwest
First.
6:37 PM
8:30 PM
Investigated a incident involving
juveniles. Contacted the DHS for
placement.
Sunday 7/5/15
2:21 AM
5:10 AM
Ran radar on Highway 3.
7:00 AM
Responded to a man in the river.
Took him to Clarion.
10:01 AM
Assisted another agency.
4:34 PM
Issued warning for no insurance.
5:53 PM
7:04 PM
Issued warning for stop sign.
7:53 PM
7:58 PM
9:10 PM
Issued warning for taillight.
9:23 PM
10:30 PM
Responded to a noise complaint in
500 block of North Lincoln.
11:40 PM
Issued warning for brake lights.
Monday 7/6/15
12:41 AM
3:23 PM
Delivered junk notice to residence
in 600 block of North Lincoln.
5:40 PM
Responded to loose dog complaint
in 1100 block of West Broadway.
Unable to locate.
6:33 PM
Investigated an attempted breakin at Twiins Shoppe.
7:10 PM
8:05 PM
Served papers on Ciara Loux.
9:53 PM
Cited Alejandra Pencina for no
valid drivers license.
10:13 PM
Issued warning for headlight.
Tuesday 7/7/15
2:07 AM
3:00 AM
Conducted door checks on businesses.
7:09 PM
Found a suitcase and some pills
left at the Veterans Gazebo.
7:55 PM
Advised a resident in 1000 block
of North Montgomery to mow his
lawn.
8:45 PM
Patrolled Goldfield, and responded to a complaint of fireworks vicinity of Water and Cedar. Unable to
locate.
9:58 PM
Issued warning for erratic driving.
Wednesday 7/8/15
1:31 AM
3:33 AM
Conducted door checks on businesses.
12:55 PM
Investigated report of a substance
in a baggie at Casey’s.
5:00 PM
Assisted with fair parade down
Broadway.
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Wright Warriors
4-H judging day,
Tuesday, July 7
Open House
50th Ordination Open House
BIRTHS
It’s a Girl!
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Jasmin Pickett of Eagle Grove announces the birth of a daughter, Alena
Renee Pickett, on July 11, 2015, at Iowa Specialty Hospital in Clarion. She
weighed 7 pounds 5 ounces.
Grandparents are Mary Pickett of Eagle Grove, Bruce Kepler of Eagle
Grove, and Mick and Sandy Pickett of Paton. Great grandmother is Lydia
Baker of LeGrand, Iowa.
Rev. Paul Schaedig, Waverly, is celebrating
his 50th year in Lutheran ministry on
Sunday, July 19, at Redeemer Lutheran
Church in Waverly. There will be an
open house following the 9:30 service
at Redeemer. Those unable to attend the
service are welcome to come to the open
house afterwards from 10:45 a.m. to
noon.
OPEN HOUSE FOR
CHERYL HANSEN
in appreciation of her dedication to our dental community
Wednesday, July 22
5-7 p.m.
Pollard Family Dentistry
306 W. Broadway, Eagle Grove
Come help us thank Cheryl for making us smile
for 44 years!
Senior member Rachel Clagett made this display frame table.
The judge was very impressed and gave Clagett a purple
ribbon. Photo by Kim Demory
Junior member Joseph Tilley took some time to make a
thank you card to bring to the Wright County Fair for one
of his exhibits. After visiting with Tilley about how he went
about making the card, the judge gave him a blue ribbon.
Photo by Kim Demory
Eagle Grove Weather
Date
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Mike and Jan Miller of Jewell own and operate Sweet Treats.
Their main location is in Jewell but the couple operates a booth
in Eagle Grove during the Wright County Fair. Photo by Austin Lich
Sweet Treats Homemade Ice
Cream stand returns to Wright
County Fair
By Austin Lich
For the Wright County Fair
Sweet Treats is exactly what it’s
name implies, a sweet treat, but for
the owners of this little backyard
Ice cream stand, it’s much more.
From speaking with one of the
owners, Mike Miller, he said that
he greatly enjoys the fair. “We get
great support from the people here
and we always have a line,” said
Mike. Mike and his wife, Jan, are
from Jewell. They were here at the
Wright County Fair last year and
came back this year for the second
time, and with a menu as diverse as
theirs, you can’t blame the fair for
wanting Sweet Treats back. They
have flavors such as cookie dough,
many types of cherry variations,
mint chocolate chip, and the basics
like chocolate and vanilla. They
did homemade ice cream because it
makes them different than other ice
cream stands. While they were at
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the fair they sold waters alongside
their ice cream because of the nasty
heat.
With the Wright County Fair
being one of the many stops at area
fairs for Sweet Treats, they get a lot
of public interaction with some of
the wonderful people. “People are
the best part about the fair, said
Mike, “getting to know some of the
other vendors and staff is just great.”
To see all the location Sweet Treats
plans to be at this year, visit their
website at www.sweettreatsjewell.
com or their facebook page.
Back in Jewell they have a small
backyard style ice cream shop that is
only open in the evenings at 6 p.m.
to 9 p.m. from May to September.
This shop is located at 918 Edwards
Street in Jewell. Mike and Jan love
meeting new people so stop on by
and see them for some homemade
ice cream that is sure to tame the
summer heat.
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UNITED METHODIST
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448-4701
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GOLDFIELD UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor Lynn Gardner
Goldfield, Ph: 515-825-3754
THURSDAY:
9-11:30 a.m. Pastor at Goldfield
11:30 a.m. Soup and Scripture
6-8 p.m. Support/Recovery Group
at Crossroads
SUNDAY:
9 a.m. Sunday School
10:30 a.m. Worship
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MONDAY:
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TUESDAY:
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WEDNESDAY:
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GOLDFIELD UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
220 E. Oak St.
Goldfield, Ph: 515-825-3581
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SUNDAY:
10:30 a.m. Worship Service. Join
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11:30 a.m. Fellowship Coffee
WEDNESDAY:
3 p.m. Children’s Summer StoryTime—Fellowship Room
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Dr. Fran Pettigrew
Eagle Grove, Ph: 448-4612
SUNDAY:
10 a.m. Worship Service
6 p.m. Sunday Night Fellowship
MONDAY:
10 a.m. Bible Study
WEDNESDAY:
6 p.m. Bible Study
HOLMES BAPTIST CHURCH
2137 Hancock Ave.
Holmes, Iowa
Zach Fischer, Pastor
SUNDAY:
9:30 a.m. Sunday School
10:30 a.m. Worship Service
6 p.m. Evening Service
WEDNESDAY:
7 p.m. Prayer Meeting
7 p.m. Souled Out - Youth Group
7 p.m. Kids Club for ages 4 to 6thgrade
EAGLE GROVE
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
(CONGREGATIONAL)
Ph: 448-3584
Everyone is Welcome!
Building fully
Accessible to the Disabled
Pastor Jim Cunningham
SATURDAY:
5 p.m. New Hope Lutheran Church
SUNDAY: Food Pantry
9:30 a.m. Worship
10:30 a.m. Fellowship
GRACE EVANGELICAL FREE
CHURCH
Ph: 448-5414
Sunday Worship - 9 a.m.
Sunday School - 10:45 a.m.
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SOUTH ENES LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Pastor Susan Stone
205 Johnson Street
Vincent
515-293-2965
FRIDAY:
9 a.m. Gather Bible Study at the
Family Table (3rd Friday of the
month)
SUNDAY:
10 a.m. Worship
SACRED HEART
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Fr. Jerry Blake
Eagle Grove, Ph: 515-532-3586
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FRIDAY: Pictorial Directory
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7:30 a.m. Rosary at St. John,
Clarion
8 a.m. Mass at St. John, Clarion
SATURDAY: Pictorial Directory
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4 p.m. Mass at Sacred Heart, Eagle
Grove
8 p.m. Mass in Spanish at St. John,
Clarion
SUNDAY: Haiti Collection
Weekend
8 a.m. Mass at St. Francis,
Belmond
10:30 a.m. Mass at St. John,
Clarion
THURSDAY:
8 a.m. Mass, Adoration,
Benediction at Sacred Heart, Eagle
Grove
9 a.m. Sewing Mission at Sacred
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7 p.m. Cluster Fall Festival
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Pastor Rich Taylor
Eagle Grove, Ph: 448-5038
FRIDAY:
9:30 a.m. Bible Study
SUNDAY:
9 a.m. Coffee & Fellowship
10 a.m. Worship with Communion
WEDNESDAY:
2:30 p.m. Worship at Rotary Senior
Living South
3 p.m. Worship at Rotary Senior
Living North
THURSDAY:
10 a.m. Pastors’ Prayer
SATURDAY:
9 a.m. Men’s Bible Study at Rotary
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SUNDAY:
9 a.m. Worship
10 a.m. Fellowship Coffee
5:30 p.m. Worship
MONDAY:
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TUESDAY:
9 a.m. Small Group Bible Study at
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6 p.m. Church Council
WEDNESDAY:
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HOLMES EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Pastor Rich Taylor
Holmes
FRIDAY:
9:30 a.m. Bible Study at Samuel
SUNDAY:
8:30 a.m. Worship with
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9:30 a.m. Coffee & Fellowship
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THURSDAY: 10 a.m. Pastors’ Prayer
NEW HOPE LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Pastor Susan Stone
1115 SW 2nd
Eagle Grove
515-603-6151
FRIDAY:
9 a.m. Gather Bible Study at the
Family Table (3rd Friday of the
month)
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5 p.m. Worship Service
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615 SW 2nd Street
Eagle Grove, Iowa
Pastor Jason Cooper
Phone: 515-448-3697
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Eagle Grove Eagle
We Remember Our Loved Ones
Sharron C. Banwell, 76, Eagle Grove
Sharron Banwell, 76, of Eagle
Grove, passed away Thursday, July
9, 2015, at Iowa Specialty Hospital
in Clarion.
Funeral services for Sharron
Banwell were held on Monday,
July 13, at 6 p.m., at Ewing
Funeral Home in Clarion with Tim
Hartman, an elder from the Mason
City congregation of Jehovah’s
Witnesses, officiating. Burial will
be held at a later date at Rose Hill
Cemetery in Eagle Grove.
Sharron Colleen (Wiltse) Banwell
was born July 22, 1938, to Myron
and Florence Wiltse in rural
Charles City. Sharron was raised
and educated in the Charles City
and Nashua areas, graduating from
Nashua High School in 1956.
Following high school, Sharron
worked various jobs and raised
several children of previous
marriages before meeting and
marrying the love of her life, Bruce
Banwell, in 1970. The couple made
their home in Williams for eight
years, prior to moving to Eagle
Grove, where they have resided ever
since.
In July of 1971, Sharron was
baptized as a member of the
Jehovah’s Witnesses, living out the
rest of her life as a faithful sister.
Sharron enjoyed scrapbooking,
card making, and cooking; she was
famous for her potato salad, lasagna,
and rhubarb pie recipes.
She
collected owl figurines and loved
her schnauzer, Candy. She also
enjoyed watching Ellen, The Voice,
Let’s Make a Deal and The Price
is Right. She loved roller coasters,
Sharron Banwell
dancing, and listening to music.
More than anything, Sharron
loved taking care of her family.
She was a faithful and loving wife,
mother, grandmother, and greatgrandmother. She showered her
family with unconditional love, and
everyone that met her is better for
having known her.
Sharron is survived by her
husband, Bruce, of Eagle Grove;
children: Jacqui (Dave) Minor of
Garden City, Kansas, Rhonda (J.R.)
Weilert of Garden City, Sheryl
(Alan) Hiveley of Goldfield, Teresa
(Rocky) Nolan of Garden City,
Donnie (Nikki) Hauser of Eagle
Grove, Harlan (Kathy) Barker of Des
Moines, Lannette (Dale) Morisset of
Springfield, Mo., and Robin (John)
Orjias; many grandchildren and
great-grandchildren; along with
siblings Shirley, Beverly, Carolyn,
and Richard.
Sharron was preceded in death by
her parents; and brothers, Vernon
and Lawrence.
Ewing Funeral Home of Clarion
was in charge of arrangements.
Yard and Garden___________
Different types of perennials
By Richard Jauron and
Kendall Evans
Perennials are beautiful plants
that live three or more years, die in
the ground each fall and return in
the spring. There are many different
types of perennials. Depending on
the perennial, it might require a
certain type of planting site to grow
successfully.
Horticulturists with Iowa State
University Extension and Outreach
identify different types of perennials
and planting sites where perennials
can grow successfully. To have
additional questions answered,
contact ISU Hortline at 515-2943108, or at [email protected].
Which perennials grow well in
wet soils?
When selecting perennials, it’s
important to choose plants that are
appropriate for the planting site.
Perennials that grow well in moist
to wet soils include: sweet flag
(Acorus calamus), black snakeroot
(Actaea racemosa), Jack-in-the-pulpit
(Arisaema triphyllum), goat’s beard
(Aruncus dioicus), swamp milkweed
(Asclepias incarnata), turtlehead
(Chelone species), Joe-pye weed
(Eupatorium purpureum), queenof-the-prairie (Filipendula rubra),
rose mallow (Hibiscus moscheutos),
Japanese iris (Iris ensata), yellow
flag (Iris pseudacorus), cardinal
flower (Lobelia cardinalis), obedient
plant (Physostegia virginiana), and
spiderwort (Tradescantia spp.).
Which perennials grow well in
dry soils?
Perennials that tolerate dry soils
include: yarrow (Achillea spp.),
wormwood (Artemisia spp.), butterfly
weed (Asclepias tuberosa), false blue
indigo (Baptisia australis), threadleaf
coreopsis (Coreopsis verticillata),
purple
coneflower
(Echinacea
purpurea), blanket flower (Gaillardia
x grandiflora), showy stonecrop
(Hylotelephium spectabile), blazing
star (Liatris spicata), catmint
(Nepeta racemosa), Russian sage
(Perovskia atriplicifolia), moss phlox
(Phlox subulata), black-eyed Susan
(Rudbeckia fulgida), goldenrod
(Solidago hybrids), lamb’s ear
(Stachys byzantina), aromatic aster
(Symphyotrichum oblongifolium)
and ornamental grasses.
What are some good low
maintenance perennials?
All perennials require maintenance.
Common maintenance chores are
watering, fertilizing, pinching,
staking, deadheading, dividing, and
providing winter protection. Some
perennials require frequent attention
through the growing season. Others
require minimal care.
Low maintenance perennials for
sunny locations include: butterfly
weed (Asclepias tuberosa), false blue
indigo (Baptisia australis), hardy
geranium (Geranium spp.), hardy
zinnia (Heliopsis helianthoides),
daylily (Hemerocallis spp.), Siberian
iris (Iris sibirica), blazing star (Liatris
spp.), daffodil (Narcissus spp.),
peony (Paeonia hybrids), Russian
sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia), moss
phlox (Phlox subulata), balloon
flower (Platycodon grandiflorus),
coneflower
(Rudbeckia
spp.),
perennial salvia (Salvia x superba),
stonecrop (Sedum spp.), speedwell
(Veronica spp.), and ornamental
grasses.
Low maintenance perennials for
partial to heavy shade include: lady’s
mantle (Alchemilla mollis), Canadian
wild ginger (Asarum canadense),
heartleaf
brunnera
(Brunnera
macrophylla), turtlehead (Chelone
spp.), bleeding heart (Dicentra spp.),
barrenwort (Epimedium spp.), hosta
(Hosta spp.), creeping phlox (Phlox
stolonifera), lungwort (Pulmonaria
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spp.),
bloodroot
(Sanguinaria
canadensis), foam flower (Tiarella
spp.), and ferns.
Which perennials are longlived?
Long-lived perennials include:
black snakeroot (Actaea racemosa),
lady’s mantle (Alchemilla mollis),
goat’s beard (Aruncus dioicus),
butterfly weed (Asclepias tuberosa),
false blue indigo (Baptisia australis),
gas plant (Dictamnus albus),
ferns, hardy geranium (Geranium
spp.), ornamental grasses, daylily
(Hemerocallis spp.), hosta (Hosta
spp.), Siberian iris (Iris sibirica),
blazing star (Liatris spp.), daffodil
(Narcissus spp.), peony (Paeonia
hybrids), balloon flower (Platycodon
grandiflorus), lungwort (Pulmonaria
spp.), black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia
fulgida), stonecrop (Sedum spp.),
and Carolina lupine (Thermopsis
villosa).
When given favorable growing
conditions and good care, long-lived
perennials often thrive for 20 or
more years.
Which perennials are shortlived?
Short-lived perennials grow well
for a few years and then decline and
fade away.
Short-lived perennials include:
columbine
(Aquilegia
spp.),
delphinium (Delphinium spp.),
pinks (Dianthus spp.), blanket flower
(Gaillardia x grandiflora), baby’s
breath (Gypsophila paniculata),
coral bells (Heuchera spp.), hyacinth
(Hyacinthus orientalis), Shasta daisy
(Leucanthemum spp.), perennial flax
(Linum perenne), lupine (Lupinus
hybrids), Maltese cross (Lychnis
chalcedonica),
Iceland
poppy
(Papaver nudicaule), pincushion
flower (Scabiosa spp.), painted daisy
(Tanacetum coccineum), and hybrid
tulips (Tulipa spp.).
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Wright County Supervisors Claims
WRIGHT COUNTY SUPERVISORS
JUNE 2015 CLAIMS
General Basic Fund
A & R, Service.......................................165.00
Elizabeth Acat, Service......................1,442.25
Jean Agena, Service............................... 17.28
AgSource, Service.............................. 1,297.00
AgVantage, Supplies...............................25.00
Ahlers & Cooney, Service.................. 1,104.08
Jon Ahrendsen, Service........................545.60
Karen Andrews, Mileage....................... 536.16
Arnold’s, Supplies..................................153.80
Auditor of State, Service........................625.00
Bachel’s Body Shop, Service.............2,015.83
Denise Baker, Reimbursement.............. 641.34
Jane Bangs, Mileage.............................223.68
Nancy Barkema, Mileage......................193.92
Joyce Basinger, Mileage.......................143.04
Belmond Independent, Service.............569.04
Bradley Berg, Service............................503.20
Bloemke Pharmacy, Supplies..............1,171.52
BRW, Supplies.......................................223.50
Bob Barker, Supplies.............................360.69
Sue Brigger-Bonner, Mileage..................26.00
Briggs, Supplies..................................... 134.47
Charles Brindle, Service.......................... 13.44
Rick Brooks, Mileage.................................9.60
John Brott, Mileage..................................34.56
Brown Supply, Supplies.........................120.00
LuAnn Brunes, Mileage........................... 87.36
Lashelle Burger, Mileage.......................135.36
Bank of America, Credit card................726.96
Carpenter Uniform, Service..................569.86
Casey’s, Supplies..................................164.85
Central Iowa Detention, Service........1,450.00
Central Iowa Distributing, Supplies....... 214.70
CenturyLink, Service..................................7.17
Cerro Gordo County, Reimbursement....50.00
Doris Chapman, Mileage.........................66.00
City of Clarion, Service..........................960.66
Clarion Chamber, Supplies......................92.00
Clarion Hardware, Supplies............... 1,144.97
Clarion Super Foods, Supplies......... 2,264.54
Clarion Wellness, Service..................1,329.21
CNH Capital, Credit card...........................3.39
Computer Works, Computer...............4,454.90
Ryan Coppola, Service............................35.00
Counsel, Service................................... 177.65
Culligan, Service....................................250.50
Dakota Medical, Supplies......................679.45
Bryce Davis, Reimbursement................138.24
DavisBrown, Service.............................656.00
Janet Disney, Mileage...........................263.04
DCI, Service.............................................40.00
Dollar General, Supplies.........................34.45
Eagle Building, Supplies........................ 247.05
Betty Ellis, Reimbursement................... 158.72
Elizabeth Ennis, Reimbursement............28.80
Excel Medical, Supplies.....................4,080.00
Fancy That Catering, Service................160.00
Fareway, Supplies.................................... 41.69
Fidlar Technologies, Service.................240.00
Fillenwarth, Service............................... 253.10
Flatlander’s, Service..............................225.00
Frontier, Service...................................... 77.98
Goldfield Access, Service.................. 2,550.11
GRP, Service...........................................40.00
Carmel Hammen, Mileage.....................384.48
Hanson & Sons, Service.......................533.26
Mary Haugen, Mileage..........................208.32
Hawkeye West, Service......................... 201.00
Health Education, Service.........................6.00
Heartland Paper, Supplies....................292.94
Helmer, Supplies...................................... 81.02
Hennigar Construction, Service...... 25,000.00
Kristyn Hennigar, Reimbursement........ 114.99
Hennigar’s Air Care, Service..............3,855.87
Hilpipre Tiling, Service..........................366.00
Homeline, Supplies................................234.80
Honeywell HomMed, Supplies..............600.00
Nancy Huisinga, Mileage....................... 178.56
Humboldt Co Sheriff, Service.................. 25.75
Humboldt Conservation, Reimb............ 415.09
ICAP, Insurance................................71,950.22
IMAGETEK, Service........................... 2,981.70
Imagine That, Supplies..........................946.86
IMWCA, Insurance...........................46,452.00
Inquirehire, Service.................................78.00
Iowa Alliance, Service...........................340.00
Iowa Hospital Association, Service.......290.00
ILEA, Service.........................................430.00
Office Elements, Supplies....................... 84.78
ISH-Clarion, Service......................... 8,000.00
ISH-Belmond, Service........................7,500.00
JCL, Supplies.........................................530.54
Jerico, Service....................................5,442.00
Cheryl Johnson, Mileage......................... 69.12
David L Johnson, Mileage.....................234.72
DeAnn Johnson, Mileage........................ 18.72
Dr. Kelch, Service..................................393.00
Konica Minolta, Supplies.......................262.25
KQWC, Service......................................654.88
Lawson Auto, Service.........................3,459.87
Deb Lukes, Reimbursement.................... 80.73
Mary Lyons, Mileage................................ 27.84
Mail Services, Service...........................948.51
MARCO, Supplies.................................. 219.89
Marco, Inc., Service............................ 1,597.99
Martin Associates, Service...................435.00
Martin Bros, Service..............................228.65
Martin Health, Supplies........................... 37.24
William Maxon, Service.........................400.00
Patty McCoy, Mileage..............................88.80
McFarland Clinic, Service.......................34.00
Sandra McGrath, Mileage.....................208.99
Barb Meyer, Mileage................................45.43
Mid-America, Service......................... 1,199.68
MidAmerican, Service........................3,862.91
MIDAS, Service.....................................660.98
Midland Power, Service...........................20.69
Modern Sound, Service......................... 251.40
Penny Mohr, Mileage.............................150.24
Alexis Morgan, Mileage......................... 212.64
MPH Industries, Supplies...................1,595.00
Jonathan Murphy, Reimbursement.........26.99
Timothy Nagel, Service.........................220.00
NEW Cooperative, Fuel...................... 4,746.74
Kathy Nicholls, Mileage........................... 13.44
North Central Coop, Supplies...............283.63
Oaks Garden Spot, Supplies.................691.36
Office Elements, Supplies.....................868.98
OK Tire, Service....................................360.63
Oldson’s, Service................................ 7,677.87
Christine Oliver, Reimbursement............79.68
Mike Oliver, Service............................... 115.28
Optum, Supplies....................................425.57
Pagel Windows, Service..................... 1,551.50
Pitney Bowes, Supplies........................... 40.79
Harlan Poolman, Service...................... 172.00
Postmaster, Service..............................342.00
Prairie Energy, Service....................... 1,587.35
Preppy Farmer, Service...........................26.40
Press Ganey, Service.............................127.70
Primary Products, Supplies.....................69.09
PSI, Supplies......................................3,788.55
Quality Medical, Supplies........................30.00
Kristina Cook-Rabe, Mileage................295.20
Anne Radechel, Mileage.......................358.56
Ray’s Auto Repair, Service...................... 47.00
Cyndi Rector, Mileage...........................240.00
Barb Redig, Mileage..............................183.36
Rehabilitation Center, Service............ 4,410.99
Angie Reiland, Mileage............................43.68
Chad Repke, Reimbursement...............829.99
ReStore, Supplies..................................650.00
Julie Richter, Mileage..............................38.40
Fawn Roberts, Mileage.......................... 157.92
Cindy Roosa, Mileage.............................53.28
Rotary Senior Living, Service............. 4,387.20
Naomi Rothman, Mileage...................... 281.28
Ronald Ruiter, Service...........................250.00
Bryan Russell, Service.....................16,500.00
Gayleen Rutherford, Mileage................306.24
Sandman Motel, Service....................... 301.00
Stephanie Sandoval, Service................253.95
Jayne Schipull, Service......................... 141.55
Peggy Schluttenhofer, Reimbursement.101.76
Schumacher, Service............................246.52
Denise Schumacher, Mileage............... 314.40
Secretary of State, Service.....................30.00
Joan Shillinglaw, Reimbursement...........65.08
Shopko, Supplies................................... 113.81
Terry Silbaugh, Mileage......................... 187.20
Simmons Web, Service.........................375.00
Sleuth Systems, Service.......................663.75
Vanessa Smith, Mileage........................264.48
Solutions, Service.................................. 518.40
Colleen Soma, Mileage.............................4.80
Shelle Sporaa, Mileage.........................156.00
Staples Advantage, Supplies....................6.98
State Medical Examiner, Service.......1,636.50
Courtney Stewart, Reimbursement.........73.92
T & D, Service..........................................40.04
T & S, Service........................................420.00
Kim Thayer, Mileage..............................386.40
The Print Shop, Supplies.......................520.00
The Trash Man, Service........................ 173.18
Laura Thomas, Mileage......................... 126.72
Juanita Thompson, Mileage.................... 81.60
Tom Thompson, Mileage....................... 124.80
Thrifty White Pharmacy, Supplies...... 1,307.81
TMI, Service.............................................35.00
Tiffini Toliver, Mileage..............................29.28
TQ Technologies, Service..................2,246.64
TSP, Service............................................78.00
USPS, Supplies.....................................500.00
Urness, Supplies................................ 1,041.65
US Cellular, Service..............................952.99
Matthew Valentine, Reimbursement....... 81.60
Verizon Wireless, Service.....................406.38
TCM/FCNB, Credit Card................... 10,668.15
Lyssa Walrod, Reimbursement...............25.00
Stan Watne, Reimbursement................166.56
WCED, Supplies.................................1,090.90
WCPB, Rent . ....................................... 245.61
West Payment Center, Service.............182.50
Winding Creek Gardens, Supplies........ 497.07
Wr. Co. Junior District Fair, Booth..........45.00
Wright County Auditor, Postage............940.80
Wright County District Fair,
Apportionment................................ 4,416.66
Wright County Engineer, Fuel............ 1,568.13
Wright County Health Dept., Petty cash. 24.10
Wright County Motors, Service............. 155.10
Wright County Treasurer, Petty cash...... 21.84
General Supplemental
ISACA, Service......................................125.00
TCM/FCNB, Credit card........................266.56
West Payment Center, Service.............500.09
Wright County Auditor, Postage.............. 37.06
Wr. Co. Employee’s Side Fund
EMC, Life............................................ 1,729.00
Iowa Sports Foundation, Wellness.......820.00
ISAC, Health................................... 139,173.00
Lincoln National Life, Dental............10,029.24
Wright County PSF, Insurance...........8,613.50
Jail Commissary
Bob Barker, Supplies.................................6.95
Clarion Super Foods, Supplies............. 677.89
RelianceTelephone, Service...............1,000.00
MH-DD Services Fund
Casey’s, Fuel...........................................45.96
CSS, Allocation................................ 25,000.00
Goldfield Access, Service.......................73.05
ICAP, Insurance.....................................368.29
Lisa Ripperger, Reimbursement............138.24
Jen Sheehan, Reimbursement.............. 121.92
Staples Advantage, Supplies..................64.46
Alisha Steburg, Reimbursement...........409.92
Saundra Vorland, Reimbursement..........96.48
WCPB, Rent . .......................................524.90
Rural Services Basic Fund
Belmond Ambulance,
Apportionment..............................10,409.40
Belmond Library, Apportionment.......2,480.58
Clarion Ambulance, Apportionment... 6,624.16
Clarion Library, Apportionment.......... 2,377.25
Dows Library, Apportionment............. 1,136.91
Eagle Grove Ambulance,
Apportionment............................... 6,466.44
Eagle Grove Library, Apportionment.2,790.67
Rowan Library, Apportionment...........1,550.42
Sanitary Landfill, Apportionment........ 6,018.75
K-9 Fund
Bank of America, Credit card..................38.99
Econ. Dev. Marketing
Andrews Floral, Supplies.........................65.00
TCM/FCNB, Credit card.......................... 18.70
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice of Public Hearing and Request for Proposals to Dispose of and Develop Property
The City Council of the City of Eagle Grove,
Iowa, will meet on the 17th day of August, 2015,
at the City Hall, in the City, at 7 o’clock p.m., for
the purpose of conducting a public hearing on
the proposal to dispose of the real property (the
“Properties”) described as follows:
1. 300 S. Iowa, Eagle Grove: Lot 12,
Block 18, Original Town of Eagle Grove,
Wright County, Iowa.
2. 412 N. Garfield, Eagle Grove: The
North 4 feet of Lot 7, the West 2/3 of Lot
8 and the South 6 feet of the East 1/3 of
Lot 8, and the West 2/3 of the South 16
feet of Lot 9, all in Block 3, Northwestern
Addition to Eagle Grove, Wright County,
Iowa.
Proposals for the purchase and development
of the Properties must be received in the office
of the City Clerk at City Hall by no later than 10
a.m. on August 17, 2015. Proposals shall set
forth the developer’s plan for the development of
the Properties for future residential, commercial
and industrial business development, such
development to be carried out in accordance
with the objectives and details set forth in the
City’s Development Proposal Packet with
respect to the Properties. If the Council finds
a proposal acceptable, the Properties wil be
sold to the developer whose proposal, if carried
out, would be in the best interests of the City
and would best tailor the future use of the
Property to the City’s development objectives.
The City reserves the right to consider the legal
and financial ability of developers submitting
proposals to carry out the desired development
of the Properties.
Furthermore, the City
reserves the right to negotiate for proposals
with respect to the desired development of the
Properties.
Development Proposal Packets containing
necessary information with respect to the
development objectives for the Properties may
be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk,
City Hall, Eagle Grove, Iowa.
On July 6, 2015, the City Council adopted
a resolution constituting notification of intent to
accept, if received, an acceptable proposal for
the development of the Properties.
At the aforementioned time and place, oral
or written comments or objections may be filed
or made. Following the public hearing, the City
Council will consider the submitted proposals
for acceptance.
By order of the City Council of the City of
Eagle Grove, Iowa.
Mike Boyd,
City Clerk
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Secondary Road Fund
Advanced Drainage, Service................. 211.36
Airgas, Supplies....................................... 67.42
Alliant Energy, Service..........................335.61
Aramark, Supplies................................... 67.24
Arnold’s, Supplies.................................. 997.07
Barco, Supplies................................... 1,374.02
Scott Beecher, Reimbursement............125.00
Belmond Independent, Service...............26.00
BMC Aggregates, Supplies.............. 66,141.05
Brown’s, Supplies..................................168.52
Calhoun-Burns, Service.....................1,350.80
City of Belmond, Service.........................56.61
City of Clarion, Service..........................294.86
City of Eagle Grove, Service...................40.85
Clarion Distributing, Supplies................235.80
Clarion Hardware, Supplies......................3.60
Counsel, Service.....................................79.30
Culligan, Service......................................93.80
Don’s Truck Sales, Parts..................18,624.45
Eagle Building, Supplies........................ 100.74
Frontier, Service......................................73.29
Ft. Dodge Machine, Supplies................ 182.17
Goldfield Access, Service..................... 515.46
ICAP, Insurance................................64,978.08
ICEA, Service........................................120.00
IMWCA, Insurance.......................... 36,236.00
Interstate Battery, Supplies................... 101.95
Iowa Prison Industries, Supplies....... 2,396.50
Iowa State University, Service...........1,350.00
Iowa Transit, Supplies...........................264.56
K C Nielsen, Supplies............................ 245.79
Kimball Midwest, Supplies..................... 612.71
Larry’s Tools, Supplies............................98.77
Lawson Products, Supplies...................802.53
Martin Marietta, Supplies...............105,514.84
Mid-America, Service..............................65.00
MidAmerican, Service........................ 1,419.76
Minnwest, Service............................13,020.86
Class C Solutions, Supplies...............1,495.06
NEW Cooperative, Fuel.................... 22,732.41
North Central, Supplies........................... 31.00
Northland, Supplies............................... 738.70
P & P, Supplies......................................205.00
Prairie Energy, Service.......................... 310.99
PSI, Supplies............................................41.19
Ri-Tec, Supplies.....................................348.00
Safety X-treme, Supplies.................... 3,112.46
Solutions, Service...............................2,064.80
Spencer, Supplies.................................. 407.04
Superior, Supplies................................. 637.83
The Trash Man, Service........................325.40
TQ Technologies, Service.....................878.00
True Value, Supplies................................ 10.68
UnityPoint, Service.................................. 74.00
Urness, Supplies................................... 618.69
US Cellular, Service................................85.39
Verizon, Service..................................2,023.23
TCM/FCNB, Credit card.....................1,664.04
Vogel, Service...................................36,325.83
Windstream, Service...............................59.58
Wright County Auditor, Postage..............53.83
Wright County Motors, Supplies............243.50
Ziegler, Supplies.................................6,030.67
Public Health Resource
Andrews Floral, Supplies......................... 10.95
Clarion Theatre, Service.........................40.00
Deyta, Service.........................................30.00
Down To Earth, Supplies........................... 7.50
Eagle Grove Greenhouses, Supplies........8.00
Fareway, Supplies..................................230.38
Hearts & Flowers, Supplies..................... 21.00
Shopko, Supplies...................................159.09
Thrifty White Pharmacy, Supplies.............3.49
TCM/FCNB, Credit card........................ 306.16
Empowerment
IMWCA, Insurance............................. 1,713.00
Tiffany Larson, Reimbursement.........1,068.00
TCM/FCNB, Credit card........................ 881.34
Michelle Walters, Reimbursement..... 1,199.04
Angela Wesselink, Reimbursement......855.35
Susan Wesselink, Reimbursement.......180.00
Amy Wilson, Reimbursement..................90.00
Tourism
Advanced Tech Solutions, Service.........69.95
Eagle Building, Supplies........................232.80
E911 Surcharge Fund
AT&T, Service..........................................40.64
CenturyLink, Service.............................499.95
Frontier, Service...................................... 70.87
Goldfield Telephone, Service.................119.12
ICAP, Insurance.................................. 4,547.69
MidAmerican, Service.............................59.44
Windstream, Service.............................164.66
WMTel, Service......................................122.00
Historical Society
Preserve Iowa Summit, Service..............50.00
Andy Yackle, Reimbursement...............106.46
Local Emergency Management
Goldfield Access, Service....................... 97.25
ICAP, Insurance.................................. 4,413.05
IMWCA, Insurance.............................3,021.00
OSS, Service.........................................300.00
PSI, Supplies........................................... 78.97
Verizon Wireless, Service....................... 40.01
Wright Co. Communications
Bank of America, Credit card..................36.82
ICAP, Insurance..................................2,386.89
IMWCA, Insurance................................795.00
Co. Assessor Agency Fund
Culligan, Service......................................69.34
Dickinson Law, Service..................... 3,864.00
Goldfield Access, Service.....................223.32
ICAP, Insurance.....................................434.32
IICA, Service..........................................600.00
Imagine That, Supplies..........................385.80
IMWCA, Insurance.............................2,790.00
Carissa Lehman, Reimbursement......... 216.00
Shari Plagge, Reimbursement..............180.00
Postmaster, Service.............................. 114.00
Schneider Corporation, Service.........7,800.00
Solutions, Service..................................388.80
TQ Technologies, Service.....................226.63
US Cellular, Service..............................344.69
TCM/FCNB, Credit card........................996.40
Wright County Auditor, Postage............160.52
Wright County Motors, Truck........... 23,643.50
Grand Total...............................$1,012,851.98
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice of Public Hearing 2015 Comprehensive Plan
The Eagle Grove City Council will hold a
public hearing on Monday, August 3, 2015, at 7
PM, in the Eagle Grove City Council Chambers
at City Hall, 210 E. Broadway St., Eagle Grove,
Iowa. The purpose of this hearing is to receive
public comment concerning the Eagle Grove
Comprehensive Plan.
Written comments may be submitted to
Eagle Grove City Hall no later than 12 PM,
Friday, July 31, 2015.
Copies of the proposed comprehensive plan
are available for inspection at Eagle Grove City
Hall located at 210 E. Broadway St., Eagle
Grove, Iowa, Monday-Friday, from 7:30 a.m.4:30 p.m.
Questions concerning this project should be
directed to Shirley Helgevold or Stacy Lentsch
with MIDAS Council of Governments at (515)
576-7183.
If you require special accommodations
to attend the hearing, such as handicapped
accessibility or translation services, you may
contact City Hall at (515) 448-4343, no later
than Thursday, July 30, 2015.
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Eagle Grove Eagle
Deadline is
Fridays at Noon!
SUPERVISORS
June 29, 2015
Chairman Helgevold called the regular
meeting of the Wright County Board of
Supervisors to order at 9 a.m. Members
present were Watne, Rasmussen, and
Helgevold.
Minutes of the previous regular meeting of
June 22, 2015, were read and approved.
Approved claims for payment.
Adam Clemons, Wright County Engineer,
gave an update on his final budget numbers.
Motion by Watne, and seconded by
Rasmussen, to approve Resolution 2015-18 on
interfund operating transfers. By roll call vote:
Ayes: Watne, Rasmussen, and Helgevold;
Nays: None. Resolution 2015-18 duly passed
and reads as follows:
RESOLUTION #2015-18
RESOLUTION FOR INTERFUND
OPERATING TRANSFERS
WHEREAS, according to Section 331.432
of the Code of Iowa, the Board of Supervisors
shall authorize inter-fund transfers.
WRIGHT COUNTY SUPERVISORS MINUTES
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by
the Wright County Board of Supervisors that
the Auditor be authorized to transfer funds
during the 2014-2015 budget year, not to
exceed the following amounts:
To
Amount
From
General Basic Conservation
Reserve
$55,000.00
General Basic Capital Projects
–Auditor
$15,000.00
General Basic Capital Projects
–Courthouse
$25,000.00
These moneys are to be used for the future
restroom shower facility at Lake Cornelia and
the capital projects for work to the courthouse
and Auditor’s office.
Passed and approved on this 29th day of
June, 2015.
Motion by Rasmussen, and seconded by
Watne, to approve the fireworks permits for:
Ryan Maasdam, Evelyn Keller, Todd Buseman,
and Candace Fjetland. Motion carried.
Rasmussen, to approve Resolution 2015-16
Rasmussen, to approve the certified salaries
as listed for FY2015-16. Motion carried.
Rasmussen, to approve the drainage petition
for JDD #233-7 located in Section 23 & 26,
Blairsburg
investigate
carried.
Motion
by Watne,
carried.
EAGLE GROVE REGULAR
COUNCIL MEETING
JULY 6, 2015
Mayor McGrath called the meeting to order
at 7 p.m. with council members Axtell, Johnson,
Swalin, Vandewater, and Lorenzen present.
Absent: Pohlman. Also present: City Finance
Officer Maier and City Attorney Legvold.
A motion was made by Lorenzen, and
seconded by Axtell, to approve the consent
agenda which includes the June 15th minutes,
Building Permit Report, and claims. Roll Call
Vote: All ayes.
CLAIMS
Advanced Systems, Copier Maint..........178.32
AgSource Labs, Testing..........................524.52
Airgas, Oxygen.......................................277.24
American Concrete, S Lucas St. sewer..393.00
Arnold Motor Supply, Parts, supplies......154.31
Avenet, Website.....................................600.00
Ben Franklin, Ink .....................................82.90
Bomgaars, Dehumidifiers....................1,339.84
Bound Tree Medical, Medical supplies.1,523.47
Brown Supply, Couplings, plugs.............108.43
Carpenter Uniform, Uniforms- ray..........300.93
Cedar Rapids Bank & Trust,
Principal.........................................14,329.13
Dearborn National Life Ins., Life
Insurance............................................121.19
Doolittle oil, Aviation Fuel.......................853.83
EG High School Baseball, Reimb. Ball
field dry...............................................233.33
EG Recreation Dept., Umpire fees.........265.00
Eagle Building Supply, Concrete Mix......172.50
EG Greenhouse, Fertilizer Baseball
Field......................................................90.00
Eagle Pharmacy, Glucagon Pen.............189.36
Electrical Material, Bulbs..........................32.20
Godfathers Pizza, Supplies-investigation.47.11
Goldfield Access Network, Telephone,
internet...............................................846.64
GRP & Assoc., Medical Waste Disposal..47.00
Hach, Testing supplies............................117.84
Hawkeye West Pest, Pest control..........289.50
Hawkins Inc., Chemicals.....................3,005.15
Hewett Wholesale, Concession
stand supplies.................................2,480.60
Humboldt Engraving, Engraving...............15.00
I & S Group, Permit assistance...........3,166.25
IMWCA, Annual w/c premium............25,702.00
Iowa League of Cities, Dues...............1,725.00
Iowa Police Chiefs Association, Dues......75.00
Jaci Hindt, Ref. Swim lesson fees............50.00
Knutzon’s, Serv. Call a/c sewer plant.......69.75
Lisa Kist, Lifeguard training.................1,153.44
Lyles Ford, Tows to impound..................425.43
Martin Marietta, Road stone...................296.70
Michael Todd, Safety glasses, vest........140.21
Mid-America Publishing, Legal...............580.14
MidAmerican Energy, Electricity parks...311.18
MIDAS, May........................................1,731.00
Midwest Liquid Systems, Repair Airport
Fuel tank.............................................319.65
Paul Wright, Service City Hall A/C..........173.00
Professional Claims Group, Billing
service fees........................................566.37
Quill, Drum unit printer...........................230.98
Sande construction, New valves.........4,067.39
Schlotfeldt Engineering, Engineering
SW 9th Bridge.................................3,603.50
Eagle Grove City Council Minutes
T&D Service, Tire repairs.........................64.56
TrashMan, Revenues..........................8,982.68
Titan Machinery – Des Moines, Case
backhoe.........................................51,853.00
Town & Country Insurance, Insurance
on New Backhoe..................................59.00
Unitypoint Health, Tier Services.............900.00
UPS, Shipping charges............................54.03
Veenstra & Kimm Eng., const.
2014 San. Sewer.............................5,831.36
Verizon, Cell phones..............................538.64
VFW, Iowa Flag – City Hall.......................25.00
Blue Cross & Shield, Health Ins.
July 2015.......................................21,399.57
Wright County Clerk of Courts, Court
Costs – Dorlan Olson...........................97.45
Payroll checks...................................38,036.95
Fund Totals:
General..............................................44,658.51
Road use Tax.......................................6,443.44
Employee Benefits............................35,643.89
Local Option Sales Tax........................5,945.03
Garbage..............................................8,118.78
Capital Improvement Resv..................3,859.05
DD94 & San, Sewer Proj.....................1,731.00
2014 Capital Projects..........................1,194.25
water..................................................12,349.14
Water capital improvements................2,295.58
Sewer................................................12,426.77
Sewer rev bond sinking.....................14,329.13
Equipment replacement....................51,853.00
Beer/Liquor License: Family Table
Building Permits: Paul Bubeck, 905 W.
Broadway, Sidewalk; Terry Rasmussen, 6
Parkview Dr., Driveway and Extension East
of Driveway; Ron Gustafson, 601 SW 1st St.,
Sidewalks; Steve Haugland, 605 SW 1st St.,
Sidewalks; Chad Day, 420 NE 2nd St., Parking;
C & C Property LLC, 705 SE 1st St., Sidewalk.
A motion was made Johnson, and seconded
by Vandewater, to approve Resolution 2015-15:
Setting Salaries for fiscal year 2015-2016. Roll
Call Vote: All ayes.
A motion was made by Axtell, and seconded
by Lorenzen, to approve Resolution 2015-16:
Setting date for Public Hearing on the receipt,
consideration, and proposal for disposition and
development of properties 300 S. Iowa and 412
N. Garfield. Roll Call Vote: All ayes.
FY 2014-2015 Wages Paid:
Michael L Boyd-$71,669.86, Susan J
Maier-$52,793.98, Araceli Day-$29,514.36,
Janet L Fuller-$15,328.81, Nathan P Tokheim$32,402.06, Karla R Thompson-$492.95,
Christina M Butrum-$28,420.75, Timothy A
Jones-$10,562.63, Wayne J Boyd-$45,942.31,
Garrett A Quintus-$39,830.20, Reyes Beltran$51,039.85, Steven B Cram-$35,805.43,
Lara Bartusek-$40,355.97, Joshua T Kuisle$49,711.51, Bryan K Dayton-$39,555.15,
Matthew J Valentine-$2,602.56, Travis R
Connor-$402.00, Richard P Palmer-$2,607.00,
Michael R Stuckey-$297.00, Gary A Lalor$4,000.10, Tom Peterson-$1,100.06, Gary A
Lalor-$502.25, Travis L Woodbeck-$460.20,
Kevin M Phillips-$33,524.86, Thomas R
Jorgensen-$30,601.97, Kent T Jorgensen$912.00, Carl J Steil-$43,684.55, Timothy
L Swalin-$36,415.31, Ronnie L Tanner$8,926.66, Franklyn E Wearmouth-$954.75,
Township Hamilton County, to
for tile improvement.
Motion
by Rasmussen, and seconded
to adjourn the meeting. Motion
on appropriation of money to various offices
for the fiscal year. By roll call vote: Ayes:
Watne, Rasmussen, and Helgevold; Nays:
None. Resolution 2015-16 duly passed and
reads as follows:
RESOLUTION 2015-16
RESOLUTION TO APPROPRIATE MONEY
FOR FY 2015-2016
WHERAS, on March 02, 2015, the Wright
County Board of Supervisors did adopt the
County Budget for FY 2015-2016; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors shall
appropriate the amounts deemed necessary
for each of the county officers and departments
during the ensuing fiscal year, as provided by
Section 331.434(6) of the Code of Iowa.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by
the Wright County Board of Supervisors that
the following amounts are hereby appropriated
to the various county offices and departments
for FY 2015-2016:
Karl Helgevold, Chairman
Wright County Board of Supervisors
Betty Ellis, Wright County Auditor
Wk.29
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[email protected]
Clayton Foster-$1,428.00, Curtis E Nesvold$49,228.78, Nathan J Brockman-$37,441.27,
Robert A Lunda-$51,709.32, Bryan L Baker$47,784.24, Ricky J Reiland-$36,427.99,
Mark E Stockdale-$34,768.09, David A Carr$182.00, John L Mcgrath-$35,166.20, Brent
A Chamberlin-$1,881.00, Lincoln B Morgan$3,547.50, Logan M Willard-$5,419.92,
Mckristie C Jeske-$1,205.00, Melvin E Schnell$9,930.54, Constance A Linn-$9,302.73,
Patricia Nesvold-$13,789.11, Jessica A
Anderson-$2,260.00, Janice L Grandgeorge$37,213.83, Kristine M Miller -$14,723.90,
Susan J Schultz-$10,024.63, Renee K Evje$27,409.63, Marilyn J Schnell-$1,878.54, Lisa J
Kist-$6,608.47, Caleb A Pohlman-$341.25, Brett
M Maier-$1,345.88, Maci L Pickering-$889.62,
Colton M Pickering-$833.00, Cheyenne
M Groat-$1,699.57, Danielle G Koester$1,257.44, Justin A Day-$1,565.51, Allison
M Purcell-$877.00, Jordan H Ferry-$413.00,
Dylan A Huse-$541.49, Natalie A Varland$518.00, Daisah M Shivers-$802.31, Kylee
E Almond -$2,765.44, Madison K Anderson$1,135.44, Austin G Burgwin-$561.75, Jeremy
A Weber-$691.25, Caleb W Baker-$883.37,
Jana R Willard-$383.25, Sasha A Wieth$476.00, Brian U Gonzalez-$395.50, Briana
Allen-$1,431.38, Elizabeth C Mork-$1,186.16,
Samantha A Kruckenberg-$558.25, Rebecca
J Albers-$48.13, Leslie Cooper-$201.80,
Alyssa A Barkhaus-$309.75, Louis A Shriver$1,440.50, Jared L Beecher-$458.50, Kaitlyn J
Blasi-$249.15, Desira R Shivers-$1,207.24, Aja
K Bell-$1,450.05, Mallory L Hammitt-$1,697.38,
Mercedes K Dutcher-$383.25, Sydney N Hill$120.75, Dallas R Hammitt-$234.30, Brandi J
Osborn-$226.30, Victoria E Tomke-$1,327.22,
Kimberly L Hiltabidle-$2,590.53, Derek O
Hammitt-$838.75, Katie D Spellmeyer-$880.96,
Alixandra C Rethman-$126.00, Serenity A
Dobbs-$2,801.25, Keiley D Curtis-$482.40,
Sara A Krahling-$227.80, Misty L Pickering$323.15, Kya L Carlson-$325.05, Lindsay K
Davis-$100.65, Kathryn F Kreck-$271.35, Mary
M Lindstrom-$644.88, Lauren A Davis-$110.55,
Jaclyn J Ettinger-$427.00, Kaden N Helmke$242.55, Malena R Huse-$462.00, Dennis
Vandewater -$1,250.00,
Kendall Johnson$1,350.00, Ronald R Gustafson-$6,052.76,
Tony L Axtell-$1,350.00, Sandra L Mcgrath$5,000.04, Walter Lorenzen-$1,350.00, Terri J
Pohlman-$1,050.00, Todd Swalin-$1,150.00,
Lori A Hungate-$7,905.75, Heather Rutledge$7,972.99, Sherry L Holmes-$5,048.41,
Rodney A Rasmussen-$2,278.31, Natasha
Wilson-$428.81, Tina S Gamache-$10,636.31,
Tammy D Johnson-$4,979.04, Lashelle L
Burger-$673.74, Nicole K Kuisle-$1,011.87,
Terri J Torkelson-$4,653.78, Kevin R Clabaugh$211.49, Christopher R Dorr-$506.28, David
M Anderson-$248.83, Rachelle L Halfpop$890.27.
Department reports were given.
A motion was made by Lorenzen, and
seconded by Swalin, to adjourn at 7:20 p.m.
Motion carried.
Sandra McGrath, Mayor
Mike Boyd, City Administrator
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PUBLIC NOTICE
WRIGHT COUNTY SUPERVISORS MINUTES
SUPERVISORS
that is an employee of a county who is not
JULY 6, 2015
an officer or employee of DHS, CSS Region,
Chairman Helgevold called the regular
nor of any agency or facility providing care or
meeting of the Wright County Board of
treatment to person with mental illness;
Supervisors to order at 9 a.m. Members
WHEREAS legislative changes to Iowa
present were Watne, Rasmussen, and
Code 229.9A also requires that the Mental
Helgevold.
Health Advocate serving this role for a
Minutes of the previous regular meeting of
county prior to July 1, 2015, be appointed and
June 29, 2015, were read and approved.
compensated at a wage no less than prior to
Approved claims for payment.
July 1, 2015;
Adam Clemons, Wright County Engineer,
WHEREAS Wright County has determined
presented Resolution 2015-20 of the inspected
that it is most cost effective to share the
bridges in Wright County and a list of Bridge
employment of a Mental Health Advocate
Postings.
Motion by Rasmussen, and
between; Wright County, Humboldt County,
seconded by Watne, to approve Resolution
and Pocahontas County; and
2015-20 Bridge Weight Limit Posting. By
WHEREAS Pocahontas County has
roll call vote: Ayes: Watne, Rasmussen, and
agreed to be the employer of record for the
Helgevold; Nays: None. Resolution 2015-20
Mental Health Advocate and provide for the
duly passed and is on file in the auditor and
administrative oversight to the position;
engineers office.
THEREFORE Wright County hereby
Held lengthy discussion on roadside ditch
appoints Alice Warner as the Mental Health
clean out and what it would take to get more
Advocate to be assigned by the courts to
road ditches done.
patients who reside in Wright County that
Rick Rasmussen presented the cash
are involuntarily committed to mental health
count for June 30, 2015, for designated
treatment.
offices. Motion by Watne, and seconded by
Motion by Rasmussen, and seconded
Rasmussen, to accept the cash count for fiscal
by Watne, to receive the quarterly revenue
year end June 30, 2015. Motion carried.
report from the Wright County Sheriff. Motion
Shari Plagge, Wright County Assessor,
carried.
presented a name of an applicant for the IT
Held discussion on the county farm and
Director. The IT Committee held interviews to
the cash rent. Talked about bidding out a flex
eligible applicants. It was a unanimous vote
lease with bidding out the base with flex on the
by the committee to present the name of the
market. This will be researched and discussed
applicant most qualified for the position. There
with the County Attorney.
was then a motion by Watne, and seconded
Roxanne Dass, Regional Field Director
by Rasmussen, to accept the candidate for IT
for North Central Iowa, to speak on behalf
Director as presented, pending drug test and
of America’s Renewable Future about
physical. Motion carried.
the Renewable Fuel Standard and how
Jennifer Sheehan, CSS Coordinator,
county officials can get involved. America’s
presented Resolution 2015-19 on the CSS
Renewable Future represents a growing
Sharing Resolution for a Mental Health
coalition of companies, organizations, and
Advocate. Motion by Watne, and seconded by
individuals committed to educating the
Rasmussen, to approve Resolution 2015-19
presidential candidates and the nation about
on the sharing agreement. By roll call vote:
the benefits of the renewable fuel standard.
Ayes: Watne, Rasmussen, and Helgevold;
Since the renewable fuel standard was
Nays: None. Resolution 2015-19 duly passed
instituted in 2007, Iowa has become a national
and reads as follows:
leader in renewable energy, with towns both
CSS Sharing Resolution # 2015-19
large and small growing their economies
WHEREAS Wright County has entered
through wind, solar, ethanol, and biodiesel.
into a 28E Agreement with County Social
Services for the reimbursement of all mental
Rasmussen, to adjourn the meeting. Motion
health and disability related costs, including all
carried.
cost associated with the provision of a Mental
Karl Helgevold, Chairman
Health Advocate;
Wright County Board of Supervisors
WHEREAS legislative changes to Iowa
Betty Ellis, Wright County Auditor
Code 229.9A effective July 1, 2015, require
Wk.29
each county to hire a Mental Health Advocate
Summer concerts continue
The weekly Sunday night band
concerts by the Karl L. King
Municipal Band will continue in
Oleson Park for two more weeks in
July. Beginning at 7:30 p.m., these
concerts are held at the Karl L. King
Band Shell. There is no admission
charge, courtesy of the City of Fort
Dodge.
An ice cream social begins the
evening around 6:30 p.m., courtesy
of the Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church. Persons attending these
concerts are reminded to bring along
their own lawn chairs or blanket,
since no seating is provided.
Conductor Jerrold P. Jimmerson,
along with Assistant Conductor Dr.
David Klee, will be leading the Band
on July 19 on an “Around the World”
tour. No passports are required,
however!
A variety of march music will
be heard, including Karl King’s
Canton Aero Club, Pierre Leeman’s
March of the Belgian Paratroopers,
William Latham’s Brighton Beach,
and Johann Strauss’ Radetzky March,
Op. 228.
In addition, Karl King’s German
Melodies Waltz is on the program,
along with King’s fast-paced galop,
Emporia. On the classical side will
be three movements from French
composer and conductor Alexandre
Luigini’s Ballet Egyptien, written in
1875, as well as Percy Grainger’s
beautiful Australian Up-Country
Tune, which was first sung at
Grainger’s wedding in 1928.
Guest soloist this week will be
Dr. David Klee, principal flute and
piccolo player with the King Band, as
well as the Assistant Conductor. He
will be playing The Swiss Shepherd,
by P. Morlacchi. He will then be
joined by the other members of the
Flute section—Jennifer Littlejohn
from Clarion, and Megan Benz from
Manson—for some Latin American
sounds with Beguine for Flutes.
Klee is also principal flute with the
Fort Dodge Area Symphony, and
performs with the Comedia Musica
Orchestra in Fort Dodge.
Dr. Klee is presently Associate
Professor of Music and Director
of Jazz Studies/Music Production
& Technology at Buena Vista
University in Storm Lake. He holds
a Doctor of Musical Arts in Flute
Performance from the University of
Georgia, a Master of Music from the
University of South Carolina, and a
Bachelor of Arts in Music Education
from Mercer University.
On the lighter side will be Paul
Yoder’s tribute to the city of Chicago
with Rush Street Tarantella, and a
special tribute to the Rodgers and
Hammerstein musical, Carousel,
which is celebrating its 70th
anniversary this year. This musical
debuted on Broadway in 1945, and
has had several revivals since that
time. Several songs from that show
are included in this medley, from “If
I Loved You” to “You’ll Never Walk
Alone.”
These summer concerts always
close with the playing of our National
Anthem, The Star-Spangled Banner.
In case of inclement weather at the
starting time, the concert may be
cancelled.
Global Compassion Network
to build Safe T Home® along
the RAGBRAI route
Global Compassion Network—
based in Eagle Grove and founded by
an Iowa farmer in 2011—is gearing
up to build the Sukup Safe T Home®
in each overnight town along the
RAGBRAI route. A Safe T Home®
is a highly modified grain bin turned
into housing for displaced families in
Haiti. 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 two to
take it down.
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, Iowa, 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 77year-old 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, Tenn., to Jackson,
Miss., this past April.
About Global Compassion
Network
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.
Global Compassion Network has
built three villages, a school, medical
and dental clinic, three orphanages, a
widows and infants village, and two
churches in Haiti, Hidden Creeks
Bible Camp, an 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.
Jennifer’s Produce Tidbits
Welcome back to Produce Tidbits. I apologize for the lack of an article
for the last couple of weeks, my husband Jeff and I were on vacation and
unfortunately no one else writes the
article while I am gone. We enjoyed
a motorcycle trip to Branson, Mo., as
well as Eureka Springs, Ark. It was
really hot down there, but we had
a great time enjoying the sights as
usual.
Back to produce! I received a
letter from “Jake’s” Sweet Corn from
Thompson, Iowa, with a tentative
date of around July 19 thru July 24,
for the first arrival of IOWA sweet
corn. Of course, that all depends on
the amount of rain and warm weather
that we continue to receive. I am so
ready for an ear of Iowa sweet corn
smothered in butter with a sprinkle
of salt! I can almost already taste
it! I will keep you posted on this.
Of course, until then we continue to
receive corn from Georgia that has
been pretty tasty, too.
I have had many asking about Colorado peaches. They are not listed in
my produce catalog yet. We are still only receiving California and South
Carolina peaches currently. As soon as they are available, I will be ordering
them in. Alberta Faye canning peaches were scheduled to be delivered
this past Monday, and this all depends on the condition they come into our
warehouse in. Some of you might remember last year that our warehouse in
Boone turned the whole shipment away because of the condition they were
in. We will have a limited supply, so if you are interested in them you should
give us a call for availability.
Blueberries have been plentiful and at an exceptional price. We are
currently receiving Arkansas Red Ripe Tomatoes that have been looking
pretty good, too!
Don’t forget on these hot summer days when nothing seems to look good,
we continue to have fresh cut mixed fruit that is always tasty on a HOT
summer day.
If you don’t see a particular size of bowl you want, just ask a produce
worker, and we will cut one to your liking.
Check out all the wonderful produce items that we have in our Produce
Department at Fareway, where we are ALWAYS BEST AT FRESH! And
once again, please excuse our mess as we continue the remodeling in our
store! It will be WONDERFUL for our customers when it’s complete! Have
a super fantastic week, and until next time, good-bye!
Wright County
Democrats to Meet
Monday, July 20
Wright County Democrats will
be meeting, Monday, July 20, at
6:30 p.m., at the Clarion Depot,
302 S. Main St. Tickets for the
Wingding Fundraiser held at the
Surf Ballroom August 14 will be for
sale. Presidential Candidates Hillary
Clinton, Martin O’Malley, Bernie
Sanders, and Jim Webb are expected
to attend.
Democrats will be meeting
at the Family Table for the August
17 meeting. Come for dinner and
the meeting begins at 6:30.
These meetings are open
to the public. If you’d like more
information of activities in Central
Iowa or you want to be on an email list
for Wright County Democrats please
contact Nancy Duitscher at 515-8515406 or wrightcountydemocrats@
gmail.com.
Shame on fair
parade route
Letter to the Editor:
What has happened to our society?
I don’t know who is responsible for
the parade route change, but no one
wants to accept the responsibility.
Whoever, I just want to say “shame
on you!” Those seniors at the Rotary
home, both north and south, look
forward to this event every year.
Many of those seniors have already
given up so much and have so little
to look forward to, and watching the
fair parade was one of those things.
I was told “Well, they have vans to
transfer them!” Yes, that’s true, but
not all can go in the vans.
As far as liability, there’s an
umbrella policy that would cover
any route.
Again, I just want to say, “shame,
shame!” Hope this will give someone
something to think about next year.
Sincerely,
Connie Riley
Eagle Grove
Free sunscreen along
RAGBRAI route for third year
Thousands of cycling enthusiasts
are busy double-checking gear,
squeezing in last-minute training
rides, and anticipating fun at the
43rd Register’s Annual Great Bike
Ride Across Iowa (RAGBRAI), July
19-25. With all the planning it takes
to prepare for a RAGBRAI ride, it
is easy to forget one essential—
even lifesaving—safety precaution:
sunscreen.
Roughly 10,000 cyclists will
ride at least a portion of this year’s
RAGBRAI route; most will ride the
entire seven days. That adds up to
many hours directly in the hot Iowa
summer sun. Exposure to ultraviolet
(UV) rays from the sun and artificial
sources is the greatest risk factor
for melanoma, the deadliest form
of skin cancer. With 840 new
cases of melanoma expected to be
diagnosed in Iowa in 2015, several
Iowa organizations are making sure
RAGBRAI riders don’t get stuck
without protective sunscreen.
The Iowa Cancer Consortium, the
Iowa Department of Public Health,
local cancer centers, and other
organizations across the state have
partnered to provide free sunscreen
each day at the mid-day Beekman’s
Homemade Ice Cream stand, an
extremely popular stop on the
RAGBRAI route.
During the 2014 ride, the
partnership provided four gallons of
sunscreen, 4,000 sunscreen packets,
and 4,000 tubes of sunscreen lip
balm to RAGBRAI riders.
How to contact your Eagle Grove
City Council Representative
Mayor
Sandy
McGrath
(Dec. 31, 2015)
(515) 851-0016
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
(Dec. 31, 2015)
(Dec. 31, 2017)
Vadewater
Teri Jo Pohlman Kendall Johnson
(515) 689-4413
Ward 4
Wally Lorenzen
(Dec. 31, 2017)
(515) 851-0338
(515) 293-9036
At Large
Dennis
(Dec. 31, 2015)
(515) 293-0150
At Large
Tony Axtell
(Dec. 31, 2015)
(515) 448-4402
(515) 851-0694
Todd Swalin
(Dec. 31, 2017)
(515) 689-8987
Summer Food Program Menu
Breakfast - 8-9:15
MON.: Pancake and sausage on a stick, juice, and milk.
TUES.: Breakfast pizza, juice, and milk.
WED.: Cinnamon roll, yogurt, juice, and milk.
THURS.: Biscuits and gravy, juice, and milk.
FRI.: Cereal, muffin, juice, and milk.
Lunch - 11-12:15
MON.: Chicken sandwich, green beans, fresh pear, and milk.
TUES.: Cheeseburger with tomato, onion, and pickles, baked beans,
cantaloupe, and milk.
WED.: Crispito, strawberries, corn, salsa, and milk.
THURS.: Pizza, lettuce salad with tomatoes, orange, and milk.
FRI.: Bib Boy sandwich, carrots and celery sticks, chips, honeydew
melon, and milk.
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Dollars for Scholars
Meets at the
Gathering/Community Room of
Rotary Senior Living-South
The Fourth Monday of the month
September-May
At 6:30 p.m.
We welcome all interested people
to attend!
A.A. Meeting
Wednesdays at 8 p.m.
510 S. Jackson, Eagle Grove
N.A. Meeting
Mondays at 8 p.m.
510 S. Jackson, Eagle Grove
Bower Masonic Lodge
1st Tuesday of the month
6:30 p.m. at
Masonic Lodge in
Eagle Grove
Parent Connection
A monthly support group
for parents, grandparents,
foster parents, and
guardians of
special needs children
Meets 2nd Tuesday
of the month
6 - 7:3 p.m. at EG Library
Lion’s Club
4th Tues. of the month
6 p.m.
at Emerson Building in EG
Wright County
Taxpayers’
Association Meeting
3rd Mon. of the month
7 p.m.
Pizza Ranch in Clarion
Viona Masonic Meeting
2nd Tues. of the month
8 p.m.
Masonic Hall in Renwick
Rotary Club of EG
Meets at the community room of
Rotary Senior
Living-South
Noon each Tuesday
for 55 minutes
We welcome visitors.
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Compensation offered. Choose your
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Eagle Grove Eagle
help wanted
Eagle Grove Community School District
Substitute Teachers, Teacher Associates, Part-Time
Custodian, Sub Custodians, Bus Drivers, Sub Bus Drivers
and Head baseball coach
Qualifications:
*Evidence of dependability, trustworthiness, and flexibility
*Demonstrated ability to get along with others and interact
successfully with a variety of personalities
*Ability to work as a team player
Application must include all of the following:
1. Letter of application to superintendent
2. Resume’ showing work background and 3 work references
3. Application form (available in superintendent’s office)
4. Copy of high school diploma/transcript or equivalent (GED) or
college transcript
Send to:
Supt. Jess Toliver
325 N Commercial
Eagle Grove, ia 50533
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Part-Time Deputy Clerk
Position Open
City of Goldfield
Assist the City Clerk
in performing routine
administrative
duties.
ACH – Utility Deposits –
Utility Billing. Knowledge
of Word & Excel a plus.
Good
communication
with
coworkers
and
the general public are
necessary.
Application
may be picked up at City
Hall.
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APARTMENTS
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Rental Assistance Available.
Applications Available at
300 S. Kirkwood, Eagle Grove
or call 515-448-3445
This institution is an
Equal Opportunity Provider
and Employer.
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THANK YOU
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A huge thank you to Rod Rasmussen and family. We couldn’t
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Cougars shut Lady
Eagles down in 11-0 loss
SPORTS
Eagle Grove Eagle
Only manage one base hit all night
BY LES HOUSER
[email protected]
After scoring runs in bunches
several times during this season, the
Eagle Grove softball team couldn’t
hardly buy a base hit or get anything
going against a good Manson
Northwest Webster team here last
Wednesday night. The Class 2A
regional opener finished with an 11-0
Cougar win as they advance, leaving
the purple and gold to wonder what
might have been after a nice 20-plus
win season came to an abrupt halt.
“We started by hitting the
ball hard, but most were hit right at
the defense,” said head coach Jim
McLaughlin. “Once we fell behind,
the pressure started getting to our
players and our swings were not
as productive. You’ve got to give
Manson tons of credit. They played
solid ball and defeated two teams
(Belmond-Klemme in the second
round) that were a combined 35-5
over the last 40 games.”
The Cougars took a 1-0 lead into
the third inning, where they posted
three more scores. It was still not out
of reach for the Eagles at that point,
but then the team from Manson
would plate five more in the fifth to
really turn up the heat. Meanwhile,
Tori Axtell’s bat produced the only
base hit (a double) the Eagles would
see all night.
Heather Wilson took the loss,
allowing seven earned runs on 12 hits
with four walks.
The team finishes with a 2213 overall record, which is the most
wins in several seasons. Samm
Kruckenberg, Bailey Boyer, Axtell
and Wilson all played their final
game in an Eagle softball uniform.
Bailey Boyer readies herself
to make the outfield catch in
regional tournament action
versus Manson. The Eagles
managed only one hit in the
loss.
Photo by Les Houser
Left fielder Esme Figueroa
throws the ball back to the
infield after a catch for the out
in last Wednesday’s game.
The Cougars ended the Eagles
season with an 11-0 win.
Photo by Les Houser
Heather Wilson tries for a base hit versus Manson NW Webster.
The ladies ended their season with a fine 22-13 record.
Photo by Les Houser
Palmer, Campbell
both fifth in racing
Eagle Grove 2015 Swim Team Results
Below are the results from the home swim meet that took place on Wednesday July 1, 2015. Members
of the 2015 Eagle Grove Swim Team include, front row, from left: Jersey Willwerth, Dustin Dawson,
Rilyn Robinette, Abby Smith, Rynn Ettinger, and Josalyn Gonzalez. Second row: Haley Darland,
Isaac Smith, Jack Mendoza, Addi Hindt, Grace Johnston, Ava Kienzle, Emily Dawson, Sarah Thies,
and Marianna Gonzalez. Third row: Naveah Boland, Sophia Calderone, Claire Kienzle, Reese
Ettinger, Mack Seaba, Garrett Seaba, Cael Schafer, Alex Frakes, Riley Ettinger, Georgie Wieth,
Justine Olson, Samantha Fibikar, and Caleb Smith. Back row: Mark Dawson, Athena Andersen,
Imani Shufford, Emma Johnston, and Olivia Andersen. Photo by Laura Dicke
While there were no winners
among Wright County drivers in
the past week, there were some
good finishes by a few of them. Last
Thursday night at Kossuth County
Speedway, Chad Palmer of Renwick
was fifth in the stock car feature. He
was immediately followed across
the finish line by Craig Berhow of
Belmond in sixth with Heath Tulp of
Belmond 15th.
Last Saturday night at Hamilton
County Speedway in Webster City,
John Campbell motored to fifth
place himself in the stock feature.
Also in that race were Parker Slagle
of Eagle Grove in 11th and Matt Ring
of Dows in 12th. Kyle Schmauss
of Eagle Grove was seventh in the
hobby stock main.
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Sports
Eagle Grove Eagle
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Eagles bow out of
Districts at Story City
14-4 loss to Norsemen
Mike Dicke fires another pitch across the plate versus the
Norsemen. He started the game well, but soon got into trouble
and gave way to reliever Jacob Grandgeorge. Dicke finished
with three K’s for the night Photo by Les Houser
He’s out! Pitching for the Eagles, Mike Dicke throws a fake
to first baseman, Brian Yackle who tags the Southeast Valley
runner on base for the July 7, 2015 last home conference game
of the Eagle’s 2015 season. Photo provided
BY LES HOUSER
[email protected]
Last Saturday night at Story
City, the Eagle Grove baseball
team’s season ended in a 14-4 loss
to Roland-Story. Brian Gonzalez
smacked a double for his only hit,
while Jacob Grandgeorge had a
base hit and drove in three runs.
Alex Jensen also had an RBI, with
Devon Omvig, Jensen, Carlos
Lobato and Hector Sosa scoring
the runs. Jensen, Grandgeorge,
Kent Jorgensen, Lobato and Sosa
all drew a walk each.
Mike Dicke started on the
mound and took the loss, giving
up three earned runs on two hits
over 3 1/3 innings. He walked four
and had three K’s. Grandgeorge
came on in relief, allowing four
earned on four hits in 1 2/3. Yackle
finished it, allowing two earned.
Prior to that, the purple and
gold completed their season
schedule with a couple of games.
On July 3 they lost to New Catholic
13-2 in four innings in Mason
City. The Knights jumped on
them hard in their half of the first
by plating seven runs. The Eagles
had single scores in the first and
fifth innings. Gonzalez reached on
a double, with Jensen, Jorgensen,
Yackle and Dicke all swatting
singles. Omvig and Gonzo scored
the runs. Omvig stole a base,
while also showing a good eye
in drawing two walks. Jensen,
Grandgeorge and Jorgenson all
had one free pass to first each.
Yackle pitched three innings,
allowing 10 earned with three
walks and one strikeout. Omvig
finished it, allowing no earned
with two walks and one strikeout.
On July 7, they lost a home
game to Southeast Valley 106. Gonzo was 2 for 4 with a
double, while Sosa also went 2
for 4 and knocked in three runs.
Grandgeorge was 2 for 2 with
an RBI and a run scored. Jensen
stroked a single and scored a
run, while Dicke got an RBI.
Lobato crossed the dish twice,
with Omvig and Dalton Schaffer
getting single runs across.
Jorgensen showed patience at the
plate in drawing two walks, with
Omvig, Grandgeorge and Dicke
getting one free pass to first each.
Dicke pitched 4 2/3 innings,
allowing just one earned on five
hits with four walks and four K’s.
Grandgeorge allowed five earned
with one K in 1 1/3 inning.
The team finishes 6-22
overall, with Sosa, Grandgeorge,
Jorgensen, Dicke, Omvig and
Yackle all playing their final game
in an Eagle baseball uniform.
Sam Johnson runs the base paths in a game earlier this
season. Photo by Les Houser
Athlete of the Week
Alex Jensen tries for a base
hit at Story City last Saturday.
The Eagles only managed two
hits, one a double, but still
scored four times in the loss to
Roland-Story. Photo by Les Houser
Photo Courtesy by Lifetouch
Tori had the only
base hit, a double,
in the regional
first round game
at home versus
Manson. The senior
is the daughter of
Tony and Denise
Axtell.
Tori Axtell
Athlete of the Week
Hector had two hits
and drove in three
runs versus Southeast
Valley, and scored a
run versus RolandStory. The senior is
the son of Matilde
Garcia Flores.
Photo Courtesy by Lifetouch
Eagles give Coach Rholl framed jesery on
senior night
The 2015 senior boys on the Eagle Grove High School baseball team played their last conference
game Tuesday July 7, 2015 on their home field. After the game the seniors took a moment with the
crowd to thank Coach Bruce Rholl (holding framed jersey) for his past years of dedication to the
Eagle Grove baseball team as assistant and head coach. The boys framed a Eagle’s jersey with
Rholls number, 27. Seniors baseball players are (from left to right) Brian Yackle, Mike Dicke, Jacob
Grandgeorge, Kent Jorgensen, Devon Omvig and Hector Sosa. Photo provided
Eagle freshmen Baseball finishes 14-4-1
BY LES HOUSER
[email protected]
The Eagle Grove freshmen
baseball team, coached by Dan
O’Hern, recently completed a
very successful season with a 144-1 final record. On July 1, they
traveled to Garner and defeated
the Cardinals in a doubleheader.
They won the first 6-2 behind
the hitting attack of Austin
Hill, Evan Anderson and Nick
Halverson who all had one base
hit each. Colton Poncin took the
win on the hill.
Game two also went to the
purple and gold 11-0. Spencer
Espejo and Chase Blasi swung
the strong bats in this one, each
getting two base hits. Blasi was
the winning pitcher in that game.
On July 3, the Eagles
played league-leading Newman
Catholic and won a big game one
over the Knights 9-8. Halverson,
Braden Lyman and Blasi were
the leaders at the plate, with
Saxon Lyman taking the win on
the pitchers mound. A sweep was
not to be, as the Knights defeated
the Eagles 11-3 in the nightcap.
Poncin and Saxon Lyman led the
team in hitting.
Hector Sosa
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Local News
Eagle Grove Eagle
2015 Wright County Fair
Parade Grand Marshal
Doug Helgevold was humbled to serve as this year’s Parade
Grand Marshal. In fact, Fair Manager said at a recognition
ceremony held Wednesday, July 8, that when they first asked
him to be the Grand Marshal, he “respectfully declined” because
he thought there were others more deserving. Doug has served
two terms on the Fair Board, had two children in 4-H, donated
numerous things to the Fair, and has served as the official Wright
County Fair vet for the past 21 years. Pictured above, Fair Board
member Dean Kluss presents Doug and his wife, Carolyn, with a
picture frame. Photo by Kim Demory
Photos seen in the Eagle
Grove Eagle can be sent
right to your in-box for
only $5. Stop in or send
check to P.O. Box 6,
Eagle Grove, IA 50533.
Please specify week,
page number, and photo.
Eagle Grove Lions Club making a difference
The Eagle Grove Lions Club set up a booth at the Wright County Fair to promote what the
organization does and to get new prospects for members. If you have more questions or would
like to join Lions, please contact any member, or President Becky Wachowiak. Photo submitted
The scam is back
by kim demory
[email protected]
Several months ago, Joe
McKinney, owner of Covenant
Computer Solutions in Eagle Grove,
announced that there was a phone
scam hitting the area. Callers told
you they were from employee of
Windows, Facebook, or Microsoft
Tech Department and that your
computer was having problems and
you needed to have them corrected
now, or major problems would
follow. All they needed to help was
your computer’s password so they
could help you remotely for a small
fee. IT WAS A SCAM. Large
amounts of money were taken from
people’s bank accounts.
While it seemed the scam
tamed for a while, it has once
again fired back up, only this time,
pop up messages alerting your of
alleged problems are appearing on
computers.
“It’s not legitimate,” said
McKinney.
One gentleman who saw “Big
problem. Call this number” pop
up, and when he called the number
on the screen, was charged $500.
“It just seems like the problem
is getting worse,” McKinney
added.
Instead, he suggests that if
anyone calls you talking about
problems with your computer,
hang up, especially if you can’t
understand them. If you see a
pop up, close it. Do not click on
it. Instead, McKinney advises you
talk with someone local (whomever
that might be) who has your best
interest, not your bank account,
at heart. Talk to a professional,
a child, a co-worker, etc., and ask
them to help you. Then you know
it’s someone you can trust.
Simply put, the big computer
companies are too busy to monitor
everyone’s computers and alert
them when there are problems. It
just won’t happen. If you feel like
you are having computer issues,
seek help with someone you know
or trust.

July 16, 2015 - The Eagle Grove Eagle

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