Whink comeback year

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TUESDAY
February 9, 2016
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF HARDIN COUNTY
E L D O R A, I O W A
Fire Call
The New Providence Fire Department dug itself out from under a foot of snow early this week, locating and clearing 23 fire
hydrants after the big blizzard of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Departments all around the county were forced to do much
the same and towns asked property owners to assist when they
could, as snow totals left fire protection services challenged.
Overall authorities around the county indicate that the communities dealt with the snow totals without serious incident or injury.
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Feb. 15
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will be closed on Monday, February
15 in observances of Presidents’
Day.
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Clinic Schedule
Greenbelt Homecare of Eldora
will be holding foot care clinics
during the month of February
throughout Hardin County. The
schedule of services and locations
are listed below. February 9 Eldora, at Greenbelt Home Care
or in-home; February 16 - Ackley,
Grand JiVanté, or in-home;
February 23 - Hubbard, in-home.
Clinics will be held from 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. To schedule appointment
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Whink comeback year
By Rick Patrie
News Editor
ELDORA – A couple of years
ago, the Throssel family sat down
and thought about the future of
Whink Products.
The business cycle at Whink
wasn’t the most favorable at the time,
but now two years on, Steve Throssel
says things have turned around, and
everyone feels pretty good about
having decided to re-invest in Whink
for the long haul, rather than put the
resources somewhere else.
Throssel spoke as the company
is celebrating its 70th birthday, and
about to fill four staff positions,
bringing it back up to the 44 it had
employed prior to a small cutback
that couple of years ago.
Along with the new people, the
company will be installing a new
production line inside the building
site here in Eldora. The new
equipment will allow Whink to cut
the turn-around time on big orders
and in doing so accommodate the
needs of some major retailers who
are returning to the customer fold.
When the likes of Walmart want
short notice deliveries, you step up
the pace, Throssel says.
Last but not least, Throssel also
announced he will be naming a new
president of operations at the Eldora
plant.
Throssel will remain very active
in the business too, but he says the
naming of Curt Lambertsen to the
newly created senior post should
give a boost to the company and
make a down payment on the future.
Throssel says that a couple of
years ago a combination of adverse
circumstances made for a period of
introspection at Whink.
A strong competitor to Whink
had put itself up for sale and part of
its sell-off strategy was to increase
market share, even if it meant setting
unprofitable price levels.
It was not a situation which
Healthy food makes
a healthy mind
by Rick Patrie
News Editor
ELDORA – Dorothy’s Senior
Center says a mind is a terrible thing
to waste, and now there is a diet
rich in green leafy vegetables, nuts,
berries, beans, whole grains, fish,
poultry, olive oil and even a little
wine, all designed to bulk up your
mental fitness.
Interested? Stop at the senior
center on Friday February 12 at
11:30 a.m. and take part in the
informational program.
These foods are all part of the
MIND diet – a diet showing promise
in reducing the risk of developing
Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
Recent research conducted by
Rush University and funded by the
National Institute on Aging followed
923 individuals for almost 5 years.
What they learned was that people
who followed the MIND diet, even
moderately, had a 53% reduction in
dementia and the development of
Alzheimer’s.
Join your local meal site’s
February’s Fresh Conversations
program this month to learn more
about the MIND diet and how you
can include foods to keep your brain
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healthy and your memory sharp.
February’s Fresh Conversations
discussion will be held at the
Dorothy’s Senior Center in Eldora
on February 12 at 11:30. Local
facilitator, Lynette Miller from
NEI3A will lead the discussion.
The conversation will explore
components of the MIND diet,
including the foods listed at the
beginning of this article.
Did you know that blueberries
might be your brain’s new best
friend? Of those powerful memory
foods, blueberries have been shown
to be most beneficial. Blueberries
are packed with anthocyanins and
show promise in lowering blood
pressure and preserving memory and
reasoning skills.
Participants will learn ways to
include fresh and frozen blueberries
into their diets. An easy-prepare,
3-ingredient blueberry syrup will
be the food sample of the month.
This syrup is made of all-natural
ingredients and can be used on
pancakes, ice cream, yogurt or on
other food where a topping sauce is
desired.
(continued on page 2)
With business picking up, some new hires pending, Whink Products cleared an area in the shop
for a new packing line designed to speed up the turnaround time in deliveries to some of it biggest
retail customers. The company has logged in a big increase in sales over the last year and the new
production line is part of a decision made a couple of years ago to invest the company’s resourcs
back into the production facility here in Eldora. Company head Steve Throssel also announced recently the appointment of a new president of operations at the plant, in Curt Lambertsen. Throssel
is shown here with Shane Wood in the area being set aside for the new production line.
could be sustained forever, Throssel
says, and now the competition has
returned to pricing more realistically.
He also says that for reasons
that were never made clear, a
major national retailer who was a
big customer for Whink products,
decided to cut back on its purchases.
Again, that situation has also
reversed, and now Whink’s offerings
in Walmarts are on the rise again.
All that taken together, Throssel
says the year finished showing
revenues were up sixteen percent.
Throssel joined Whink back
in 1987 and had returned to his
hometown of Eldora in 1980. He
grew up here and graduated from
the local high school, and says with
Whink’s celebrating its 70th birthday,
he wants to start introducing some
younger people to the management
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Kids sought to push Pork industry
County Pork
producers offer
youth opportunities
by Rick Patrie
News Editor
HARDIN COUNTY – Every
year the county pork producers invite
some young people to join in and
help growers promote the industry.
You will see them everywhere from
the county to the state fairs, and
sometimes well beyond.
This year it all begins with
interviews for the county pork
queen, and a couple of positions for
smaller children. Scholarships are
always part of the offering. Things
begin Monday, March 21 at 7 p.m.
Interviews will be held in Iowa Falls
at the Hardin County Extension
Office. The first scholarship is for
a Hardin County high school senior
planning to major in agricultural
studies. The second scholarship
is for a Hardin County high school
junior or senior girl with an interest
in the pork industry, in promoting
pork, and willing to take on the
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Hardin County Pork Producers A-team for pork promotion during the past year included: (l-r) Heather Schnitker, of Alden, the
2014 pork princess for the county and 2015 queen for the producer group. Emily Cook, of Hubbard was the county pork producer queen in 2014 and went on to be named the state pork
producer association princess for 2015. Meanwhile the 2015 selections shown above also included Ava Guiles of Union, daughter of Casey and Janelle Guiles as 2015 Little Miss Pigtails, Lane
Madden of Alden, of Lee and Kay Madden, the Tail Twister.
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Stowe and Cook wed
Rebecca Stowe and Levi Cook
were united in holy matrimony on
Saturday, June 13, 2015, at 4 p.m. at
St Paul Lutheran Church in Eldora
with Pastor David Splett officiating.
The bride was escorted down the
aisle and given in marriage by her
father. The church was adorned
with ivory tulle pew bows, and
arrangements of peach, buttercream,
and blush heirloom garden roses in
milk glass vases.
Parents of the bride and groom
are Craig and Richelle Stowe of
Eldora, and Paul and Charlotte Cook
of Hubbard. Grandparents of the
couple are Edward and Ione Ziesman
of Eldora, Bill and Shila Stowe of
New Providence, David and Marlys
Fisher of Hubbard, and Lisle and
Margaret Cook of Hubbard.
The bride chose a lace and tulle
fit-and-flare Stella York gown
featuring an illusion lace neckline
with a fitted lace bodice and flowy
tulle skirt and train, accented with a
beaded satin ribbon sash. She wore
her mother’s veil, and carried a
vintage beaded pearl purse that was
her great grandmother’s.
The maid of honor was Emily
Cook, sister of the groom.
Bridesmaids
included
Allison
Stowe and Natalie Stowe, cousins
of the bride; Jesslyn Grothoff and
Jaelyn Daggs-Olson, friends of the
bride; and Ellie Cook, sister of the
groom. The bride’s attendants wore
blush colored, drape front sleeveless
dresses with beaded waistlines.
The flower girls were Adeline
and Laney Cook, cousins of the
groom, and Grace Lockie, cousin
of the bride. They wore champagne
colored dresses made of tulle with
rosette bodices and embellished
sashes.
The best man was Kyle Cook,
cousin of the groom. Groomsmen
UNI Fall
Dean’s
List
included Landon Brown, cousin of
the groom; Nathan Wiechmann and
Joshua Wiechmann, friends of the
couple; and Andrew Stowe and Alex
Stowe, brothers of the bride. James
Lockie, cousin of the bride, served
as ring bearer. Ushers were Vince
Cook, cousin of the groom, and
Andrew Wiechmann and Matthew
Wiechmann, friends of the couple.
Jessica Kleveland, soloist and
friend of the couple, played the
guitar and sang “When I Say I Do”
by Matthew West. The congregation
joined in the closing hymn, “Go, My
Children, With My Blessing.” The
organist was Kristin Hagedon.
Lighting the candles for the
ceremony was Michael Glaser, cousin
of the bride. Megan Frohwein and
Morgan Ridout, friends of the couple,
attended the guestbook and gifts.
The couple left the church in
Grandpa Fisher’s 1940 Chevrolet
Special Deluxe Coupe. A dinner
reception and dance was held at
the New Providence Roundhouse
following the ceremony. Kyle and
Sara Lockie, cousins of the bride,
and Bill and Katie Heubner, friends
of the couple, hosted the reception.
A special table featured wedding
pictures of the couple’s parents,
grandparents and great grandparents,
honoring many decades of love.
The rehearsal dinner was hosted
on Friday evening by the groom’s
parents in the barn at the Hardin
County Farm Museum.
Levi and Rebecca are 2013
graduates of South Hardin High
School. Both are seniors at Iowa
State University, majoring in
Agricultural Business and will
graduate May 2016.
The couple took a honeymoon
to Charleston, South Carolina, and
now resides on an acreage near
McCallsburg.
cEDar fallS – The following
students have been named to the Fall
2015 Dean’s List at UNI.
ElDOra – Taylor Fox, Alana
Mairs, Rebecca Young.
acklEy – Lucas Beving,
Kimberly
Ellingson,
Valerie
Lindaman, Calli Murray.
HUBBarD – Samantha Topp.
NEW PrOVIDENcE – Charles
Talbot.
raDclIffE – Camryn Eller.
STEaMBOaT
rOck
–
Brooklynn Calef, Paula Winterberg.
UNI Fall
2015 Grad
List
cEDar fallS – The following
students have graduated from the
University of Northern Iowa.
ElDOra – Colby Grothoff,
Bachelor of Arts - History.
acklEy – Danielle Fisher,
Bachelor of Arts – Communication/
Public Relations; Emily Gronewold,
graduated with high honors,
Bachelor of Arts – Elementary
Education.
HUBBarD – Shelby Brinkmeyer,
Bachelor of Arts – Teaching English
to Speakers of Other Language.
Rebecca Stowe and Levi Cook
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healthy
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Maintaining brainpower gets an
added boost from activity, as well.
Each year one of three persons over
the age of 65 falls. Falls are the
number one cause of brain injuries
each year in the United States.
They are also the leading cause
of injury and death among older
Americans. Practicing strength,
balance and flexibility exercises can
prevent falls. This month’s program
demonstrates exercises to address
all three.
Fresh Conversations is a free
program offered by NEI3A and
designed to promote sharing and
peer support. Take time in February
to learn more about the powerful,
protective features of blueberries,
strawberries, nuts, olive oil and
wine. Stop in at Dorothy’s on
Friday, February, 12, 2016 at 11:30
and take part in the program. If you
are interested in a meal, contact
Dorothy’s Senior Center by calling
641-858-5152 for reservations.
County Pork
producers
youth
opportunities
(continued from page 1)
duties of Pork Queen.
Two younger promotion roles
include a Little Miss Pigtails and
a Tail Twister. Girls and boys
should be from Hardin County, in
the first or second grade, and have
an interest in or knowledge of pork.
Their responsibilities will include
promoting pork at the county
fair, at grilling events, and during
community parades. These two
roles will also have a brief interview
on Monday, March 21. Please
contact Ted Mosher at (641)4975257 with any questions on any of
these opportunities.
Farmers urged to respond to survey
DES MOINES – Iowa Secretary
of Agriculture Bill Northey today
announced that the Iowa Commercial
Horticulture Survey for Food Crops
is being mailed statewide to farmers
that raise horticulture food crops.
Farmers are asked to complete the
survey and return to the Department
by March 15, 2016.
“It has been 15 years since a similar
survey was created and sent to
producers, and much has changed
in that time. This is a rapidly
growing and very diverse sector of
Iowa’s agricultural economy, and
it is vital that we capture reliable
and current statistics. The data
gathered will provide insights and
guidance to producers, researchers,
policy makers, agricultural-related
businesses, and the public at large,”
Northey said.
Iowa
commercial
horticulture
producers that have not received a
survey by February 10th can request
one by calling 515-242-6239 or
by going online to request one at
http://www.iowaagriculture.gov/
agDiversification.asp.
The survey hopes to capture the 2015
data of commercial production of
the state’s fruit and vegetable crops
as well as that of nuts, honey, maple
syrup, and herbs. Data collected
will also include information on
acres under production, high tunnel
and greenhouse usage, information
on processed and value-added
products, and marketing outlets. The
results of the survey will available in
December.
The survey was the result of
a cooperative effort by many
organizations including the Iowa
Department of Agriculture and
Land Stewardship, Iowa State
University Extension & Outreach,
the Leopold Center for Sustainable
Agriculture, the Iowa Farm Bureau,
the Iowa Field Office of the National
Agricultural Statistics Service,
Practical Farmers of Iowa, the
Iowa Fruit and Vegetable Growers
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Whink’s signature products
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team.
“Millennials are welcome here,”
he says.
Lambertsen has lived in Eldora for
about four years and joined Whink
about a year ago.
He came back to Eldora after a
long career in the airline industry,
and Throssel says that his accounting
background and work for the airlines
as a corporate troubleshooter fit him
out well for the post here.
The two even share a lot of
interests outside Whink; both have
been active in area natural history
projects.
The appointment came as Whink
continues to carve out a big niche in
Valentine
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1306 17th Ave., Eldora
Sunday, Feb. 14
10 a.m.-1 p.m.:
Biscuits & Gravy, Sausage Links,
or Pancakes & Sausage Links,
Orange Juice, Coffee, Fruit Cup,
and Rice Krispie Treats
the rust removal business, with the
addition of one new product line
recently, too.
One of the more interesting
departures involves a product
designed to deal with stains
encountered hunting and fishing.
Whink bought the rights to
incorporate the Mossy Oak name,
familiar in the outdoor recreation
circles, and now markets a fabric
cleaner and deodorizer with a Whink
formula.
Throssel says that Whink has over
300 accounts nationally, the most
numerous category being grocery
stores, but with big accounts with
businesses such as Blains Farm and
Fleet, Sparks, Menards and Walmart.
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HARDIN COUNTY – A
continuing education workshop
for Ornamental and Turfgrass
Commercial Pesticide Applicators
will be held Wednesday, March
2, from 9:00 a.m. to11:00 a.m., at
the Hardin County ISU Extension
Office in Iowa Falls.
The workshop is for certified
applicators with categories 3O, 3T,
3OT and 10 endorsements. Topics
to be covered include pesticide
applications and impacts to sensitive
areas, pests, pest management,
and pesticides with discussions
on ornamentals, home lawns, golf
course turfgrass, and sports turfgrass;
pesticide labels; and restricted entry
intervals.
The registration fee is $35 on
or before Feb. 24 and $45 after
Feb. 24. To register, contact the
Hardin County ISU Extension
Office at 641-648-4850 or toll free
1-888-648-5005. The workshop is
sponsored by the Iowa Department
of Agriculture and Land Stewardship
and Iowa State University Extension
& Outreach.
Seed
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workshop
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HARDIN COUNTY – A
continuing education workshop on
Seed Treatment for Commercial
Pesticide Applicators will be held
Wednesday, February 24, from 9:00
a.m. to 11:00 a.m., at the Hardin
County ISU Extension Office in
Iowa Falls. The workshop is for
certified applicators with categories
4 and 10 endorsements. Topics
include
neonics in groundwater, seed
treatments
and
pollinators,
evaluation
of
seed
applied
nematicides on soybeans, seed
treatment IPM, seed treatment
stewardship, and seed treatment
labels. Certified Crop Advisor
(CCA) Continuing Education Units
(CEUs) will be offered.
The registration fee is $35 on or
before February 17 and $45 after
February 17. To register, contact
the Hardin County ISU Extension
Office at 641-648-4850 or toll free
1-888-648-5005. The workshop is
sponsored by the Iowa Department
of Agriculture and Land Stewardship
and Iowa State University Extension.
Front Row, left to right – Francis Fritz, Dale McDonough, Scott Bahr, Jeff Roll, and Allen Tibbs.
Back Row, left to right…Jo Duncan, Peggy Rash-Daniels, Jennifer Mitchell, and Valerie Cook.
Hardin County Extension
Council Elects Officers
HARDIN COUNTY – Officers
were elected at Hardin County
Extension Council’s organizational
meeting Jan. 25. The nine-member
council annually elects officers in
compliance with Iowa law. Scott
Bahr from Iowa Falls was elected
chairperson.
Bahr will preside
at meetings of the council, have
authority to call special meetings
and perform duties exercised by a
chairperson of a board of directors of
a corporation. Jennifer Mitchell from
Eldora was elected vice-chairperson.
She will preside over meetings in the
chairperson’s absence. Valerie Cook
from Hubbard was elected secretary.
She will keep minutes of extension
council meetings and sign required
documents for the council. Francis
Fritz from Iowa Falls was elected
treasurer. He will handle extension
council funds including receipts
and disbursements, keep accurate
records, and submit financial reports
to the extension council.
Other Hardin County Extension
Council members are Jo Duncan
and Allen Tibbs from Alden, Dale
McDonough from Iowa Falls, and
Peggy Rash-Daniels and Jeff Roll
from Eldora. The council is the
county governing body of Iowa
State University Extension and
Outreach. The council hires county
staff, manages the county extension
budget of approximately $350,000
and
determines
programming.
In partnership with Iowa State
University Extension and Outreach,
the council provides educational
opportunities that bring university
resources to the needs of the county
and region.
The county extension office is
located at 524 Lawler Street in Iowa
Falls. To learn more about ISU
Extension and Outreach in Hardin
County, visit www.extension.iastate.
edu/hardin.
Report from the Statehouse
(by State Senator Bill Dix who
represents Hardin County in the
Iowa Senate.)
Senate Republicans continue to
stress the importance of sustainable
spending
and
honoring
our
commitments. It is essential this
remains our focus moving forward
considering we face a challenging
budget year. That challenge will
result in making tough choices that
impact Iowans. One of those tough
choices last week was on education
funding.
Legislators want this matter solved
in a timely manner because that is
what school board members and
school administrators shared with
us repeatedly during the interim. At
the moment, it appears Legislators
agree setting this number early is
a priority. What is not agreed upon
is the amount of new money that
will be allocated to schools. Last
week, House Republicans passed
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an increase of nearly $143 million
of new funding, which includes $53
million in Teacher Leadership and
Compensation money. The Senate
took up that bill last Wednesday
with Senate Democrats suggesting
nearly $228 million of new spending
on education, which includes TLC.
Now, negotiations can begin in
conference committee.
Senate Republicans believe it
is important our children receive
a world-class education. It is our
desire to provide them the available
resources and tools to compete
in our global economy. It is also
imperative we keep our promises and
budget responsibly when it comes to
education. Promising schools tens
of millions of dollars only to fail
on that promise months from now
would be devastating to schools and
the students. This is not a scare tactic
or rhetoric - it is a reality. In fact six
times since Fiscal Year 2002, school
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districts were promised a total of
$600 million they never received
because the Legislature failed to
keep its promise. $600 million
promised. $600 million budgeted
by schools. $600 million in funding
that was never provided by the
Legislature. This is not acceptable.
I hope the conference committee
will come to an agreement on a level
of increased funding for schools
which recognizes the importance
of investing in our students while
ensuring we do not over-promise,
only to under-deliver when it’s
time to pay. If we fail to honor our
commitments today, how will our
children trust us in the future? I
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Tuesday, Feb. 9
- Eldora Rotary Club, noon at the
2nd level of Hardin County Savings
Bank.
- Toddler Time, 10 a.m., at the Eldora
Public Library.
- Senior meal at Dorothy’s Senior
Ctr. Reservations needed day before,
858-5152.
Wednesday, Feb. 10
- Exercise class 8:30 a.m. at
Dorothy’s Senior Center.
- Hardin County Board of
Supervisors, 10 a.m. at the
courthouse.
- Friendship Meal at Dorothy’s
Senior Center, noon. Call 858-5152
for reservation.
- Eldora Kiwanis Club, noon at the
2nd level of Hardin County Savings
Bank.
- Preschool Storytime, 10 a.m. at the
Eldora Public Library.
February Community Calendar
- Union Whitten Hustlers 4-H, 7
p.m. in the bank basement in Union.
- Athletic Boosters, 5:30 p.m.
- Eldora Lions Club, 7 p.m. in the
Legion clubrooms.
Thursday, Feb. 11
- HOME (Hearts of Mothers
Encouraged), 9-11 a.m. at the Honey
Creek-New Providence Friends
Church.
- Senior meal at Dorothy’s Senior
Ctr. Reservations needed day before,
858-5152.
- New Providence Community Club,
7 p.m. at the Roundhouse.
- Beta Theta Chapter of Delta Kappa
Gamma meets.
Friday, Feb. 12
- Exercise Class 8:30 a.m. at
Dorothy’s Senior Center.
- BINGO at Dorothy’s Senior Center,
10:30 a.m.
- Senior meal at Dorothy’s Senior
Ctr. Reservations needed day before,
858-5152.
- Fundraiser for Dorothy’s Senior
Center – Celebrate Valentine’s Day,
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 13
- Steamboat Steamers 4-H, 9 a.m. at
the Steamboat elevator.
- Ellis Jackson Ag Stars 4-H, 4 p.m.
at ISU Extension office in Iowa
Falls.
Monday, Feb. 15
- Exercise class 8:30 a.m. at
Dorothy’s Senior Center.
- Senior meal at Dorothy’s Senior
Ctr. Reservations needed day before,
858-5152.
- T.O.P.S. , 4:45-5:45 p.m. in the
Eldora Public Library.
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Obituaries
Dennis J. Schroeder, 66
DennisJ.Schroeder,66,ofEldora,leftthislifeonFebruary2,2016atthe
EldoraSpecialtyCareunderthecareofHospice.Privatefamilyserviceswill
beatalaterdate.
HewasbornJuly18,1949toJohnandLorraineSchroederinLaurens,
Iowa.OnDecember4,1970,hemarriedAnnSchultz.Twodaughterswere
borntothemtomaketheperfectfamily,TishaMayandCandySchroeder
Virchow.
Throughout his life Sno-Cream Drive-In with many of his high school
friends. He enjoyed playing the role of Santa Claus for the city for many
years.HealsoworkedatNorthrupKingSeedsandlasttheStateTraining
SchooluntilheretiredinMay2010.
LeftbehindwithhismemoriesarehiswifeAnn;daughters,TishaandCandy,MichaelBush(Candy’sfiancé);fourgrandchildren,Samantha,Shelby,
SeanandBladynandaveryspecialLittleGirlwhocalledhim“Grandpa,”
GabbyJo.SistersSandra(JeffHenning)andCherylAswegan-Olson(Tim).
Thelma E. Hadley, 95
Thelma E. Hadley, 95, of The Woodlands, Texas and formerly of Grinnell,
diedonTuesday,Feb.2,2016atBrookdaleofTheWoodlands,Texas.Afuneral
service was held 11 a.m., Monday, Feb.
8, 2016, at the Smith Funeral Home in
GrinnellwithPastorToddFollette,Grinnell Friends Church, officiating. Visitationwasheldonehourpriortothefuneral
service. Interment will be at Hazelwood
Cemetery in Grinnell. Memorial contributionsmaybedesignatedtotheGrinnell
Friends Church or to the Honey Creek
NewProvidenceFriendsChurch,mailed
in care of the Smith Funeral Home, PO
Box 368, Grinnell, Iowa 50112. Memories and condolences may be shared onlinewiththefamilyatwww.smithfh.com.
Thelma was born the daughter of WilliamandGrace(Davis)JohnsononApril24,1920,inGrinnell,Iowa.She
was raised in Grinnell and graduated from Grinnell High School with the
classof1938.
ShewasunitedinmarriagetoCorwinOwenHadleyonAugust14,1938,
inGrinnell.TothisunionwereborntheirchildrenWilliam,Donna,Steven
and Marcia. The couple purchased a farm in New Providence, Iowa, and
livedtheremostoftheirlives.
ShewasamemberofHoneyCreekNewProvidenceFriendsChurchand
theFirstFriendsChurchinGrinnell.InchurchshewasveryactiveinUnited
SocietyofFriends,SundaySchool,andBibleSchool.Shewasamemberof
theNewProvidenceMusicArtandDramaclub.Shewasanavidreader,enjoyedBridgeand500,lovedtobakeandwasaverygoodseamstress.Music
wasabigpartoffamilylifeandsheplayedthepianobyear.Inlateryears,
sheandCorwinenjoyedspecialfriendshipsandplayinggolf.
Thelmaissurvivedbyherfourchildren,William(Barb)ofPoncaCity,
Oklahoma,Donna(Byram)VigarsofPrinceton,Illinois,Steven(Elaine)of
Spring, Texas and Marcia (Wally) of Spring, Texas; seven grandchildren;
sevengreatgrandchildren;andasister, MaxineStrawserofCoonRapids,
Minnesota.
Thelmawasprecededindeathbyherparents;herhusband;Corwin;her
granddaughter,HaleyElizabeth;foursisters;andtwobrothers.
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by dan Gehring
Librarian
Eldora–Thankstoallofyou
that attended the omelet brunch
fundraiser for the Imagination Library.
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and Saturday, Feb. 20, from 9:00
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and Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys.
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Socialism, Anyone..?
Are you sure about what Social- of America and relieve us of our
ismis?Youmightnotwantit.Butif freedoms.
youneedtobesureaboutit,please You don’t believe it…? Get out
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societyinwhichmajorindustriesare the current administration in Washownedandcontrolledbythegovern- ington. Go into one of our larger
mentratherthanbyindividualpeo- stores…youknow…onewherean
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basedontheprinciplesofsocialism likely.Newgovernmentregulations
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Socialist: An advocate or sup- mmm?Obamasayswehaveavery
porter of socialism. (See also com- smallun-employmentrate.Really?
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whoboastshissocialism(youknow they’re the same. Don’t let anywho),orwhoelseofhisparty(you onetellyoudifferent.Whatdoyou
knowwho!),isabuilding-blockfor think?Votecarefully.
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Hardin County Magistrate
The following citations were issued in Hardin County.
Gilberto Villegas, Williams,
speeding.
Kegan Claiser, Iowa Falls, speeding.
Jonathan Howell, Marshalltown,
driving while license under suspension.
Camron McCubbin, Liscomb,
speeding.
Michael Weyant, Fort Dodge,
speeding.
Simeon Doe, Clive, speeding.
Brett Toland, Peoria, IL, speeding.
Amanda Brooks, North Liberty,
speeding.
Trenten Duncan, Sioux City, no
valid driver’s license.
Ricky Freerks, Dumont, failure to
comply with safety regulation rules.
Heidi Smith, Badger, speeding.
Latece Buford, Waterloo, speeding.
Caprice Gilliam, Ankeny, speeding.
Rodney Klemme, Nevada, failure to comply with safety regulation
rules.
Tisha Stringer, Radcliffe, turning
at intersection violation.
Rodney Wolford, Pleasant Hill,
speeding.
Joshua Wever, Laharpe, IL, speeding.
Nickie Chaplin, Hubbard, failure
to obey traffic control device, and
failure to provide proof of financial
liability.
Aaron Quinn, Des Moines, speeding.
Richard Burlingame Jr., Humboldt, speeding.
Rachel Cordano, Rockford, IL,
speeding.
Jahmai Burgin, Davenport, speeding.
Heather Acosta, Oak Forest, IL,
speeding.
Armando Padilla Marquez, Rockford, IL, speeding, and no valid driver’s license.
Cyrus Heisner, Mineral Point, WI,
speeding.
Joseph Neely, Ackley, speeding.
Ryan Bonjour, Cedar Falls, hunting – unlawful use of mobile transmitter.
Rachel Randel, Greenfield, speeding.
Deborah Nairn, West Des Moines,
speeding.
Shawn Willems, Ackley, speeding.
Darla Ubben, Conrad, speeding.
Clint Damon, Eldora, failure to
maintain or use safety belts – adult.
Rebecca Palmateer, Ackley, residential parking restrictions.
Frederick Hansen, Iowa Falls, operation without registration.
Tyler Miller, Louisville, KY,
speeding.
Eric McDaneld, Osborne, KS, fail
to maintain control.
Tye Minteer, Ankeny, striking fixtures upon a highway.
Kaleb Zeltinger, Ackley, driving
while license under suspension.
Alec Coburn, Iowa Falls, speeding.
Jaspreet Sandhu, Janesville, WI,
speeding.
Nichelle Fitchpatric, Des Moines,
speeding.
Deanna Hudson, Cedar Falls,
speeding.
Eric Vaughn, Iowa Falls, operation
without registration card or plate.
Nemirah Davidson, San Bernardino, CA, no valid driver’s license.
Jeremiah Jones, Steamboat Rock,
speeding.
Eric Montgomery, Whitten, failure to provide proof of financial liability.
Ricardo Canales, Hampton, no
valid driver’s license.
Ezra Caligiuri, Oskaloosa, speeding.
Juan Rubio Armenta, Elgin, IL,
speeding.
Alvin Clark, Storm Lake, speeding.
Jose Costilla Aguilera, Round
Lake Park, IL, speeding.
Ronald Migel, Algonquin, IL,
speeding.
James Pettigrew, Grayslake, IL,
speeding.
Tyler Acri, Des Moines, speeding.
Tawni Swanson, Brillion, WI,
speeding.
Ashley Rocha, Davenport, speeding.
Amanda Varnum, Cedar Rapids,
speeding.
Ian Hiserote, Sioux City, speeding.
Brittnie Gordon, Fairbank, speeding.
George Wagoner, Atlantic, speeding.
Timothy Scheve, Clive, speeding.
Madison Luke, Ankeny, speeding.
Sofia Pablo-Mendoza, Latimer, no
valid driver’s license.
Lisa Watterson, Iowa Falls, failure
to obey traffic control device, and
failure to provide proof of financial
liability.
Shawn Meyer, Waterloo, maximum group axle weight violation.
Christy Powell, Worthing, SD,
failure to maintain or use safety belts
– adult.
Tylor Mace, Iowa Falls, open
container – passenger 21 yrs. old or
older.
Pieter Oschmann, Hastings, MN,
speeding, and operation without registration card or plate.
Dantre Adams, Waterloo, speeding.
Gregory Carolus, Parkersburg,
open container – driver 21 years old
and older.
Shelby Lopaz, Washington Terr,
UT, speeding.
Sedrick McIntosh, Waterloo,
speeding.
Kamarin Roberts, Ankeny, speeding.
Joseph Bradfield, Groveland, FL,
speeding.
Peyton Karns, Jewell, permit under 18 to consume/possess on property.
Shelby Baker, Fort Dodge, permit under 18 to consume/possess on
property.
Samantha Sieber, Lafayette, IN,
speeding.
Charles Holcomb, Iowa Falls,
speeding.
Bruce Abeln, Maquoketa, fail to
obey stop sign and yield right of
way.
Marshall Sullivan, Wilmar, AR,
speeding.
Dylan Kernes, Saint Charles,
speeding.
Nicole Ketchum, Hubbard, speeding.
Scott Shotter, Atlanta, GA, speeding.
Jason Barrick, Iowa Falls, failure
to comply with safety regulations
rules.
Teresa Roll, Hubbard, speeding.
Marcia Rodgers, Iowa Falls, employee providing tobacco/vapor
product to minor.
Cassie Abkes, Iowa Falls, employee providing tobacco/vapor
product to minor.
Aurelio Valdivia Saldana, Springfield, IL, speeding.
Brady Eekhoff, Webster City, failure to maintain or use safety belts –
adult.
Kaleb Zeltinger, Ackley, failure to
provide proof of financial liability.
Kate Bauder, Marshalltown,
speeding.
Charles Fowler II, Iowa Falls, no
valid driver’s license.
Adan Figueroa-Santizo, Hampton,
fail to have valid driver’s license.
Kimberly Simmerman, Indianola,
operation without registration.
Atavion Oliver, Durham, NC, fail
to have valid driver’s license.
Nathan Palmateer, Ackley, driving
while license under suspension.
Valentin Mendoza-Mena, Ackley,
driving under suspension.
Beau Woodman, Eldora, insufficient number of headlamps.
Francesca Hidalgo-Wohllebe, Cedar Rapids, speeding.
Andrea Loux, Alden, failure to
provide proof of financial liability.
Alex Wiese, Iowa Falls, failure to
maintain control.
Jermayne McKay, Chicago, IL,
speeding.
Elizabeth Allspaw, Avon, IN,
speeding.
Nicholas Hanna, Buckeye, failure to maintain or use safety belts –
adult.
Donald Rigali Jr., Green Oaks, IL,
speeding.
Austin Dittmer, Indianola, speeding.
Eric Maas, Waukesha, WI, speeding.
Merlin Burkle, Urbandale, speeding.
Bronson Taylor, Bonifay, FL,
open container – passenger 21 years
old or older.
Tyeria McGregor, Des Moines,
speeding.
Michael Blom, Brighton, TN,
speeding.
Peter McRoberts, West Des
Moines, speeding.
Sean Sanford, Cedar Rapids,
speeding.
Nicholas Brown, Cedar Rapids,
speeding.
Jason Stiefel, Independence,
speeding.
Christa Johnson, North Liberty,
speeding.
Joseph Knutson, Plymouth, maximum group axle weight violation
(2).
Luis Ordaz Ochoa, Marshalltown,
speeding.
Anthony Dockery, O Fallon, MO,
speeding.
Dana VanLangen, Latimer, speeding.
Manuel Lerma, Alden, operation
without registration card or plate,
and failure to provide proof of financial liability.
Katelynne Stueck, Walker, speeding.
Olivia Rains-Ingledue, Steamboat
Rock, speeding.
Drew Wagner, Overland Park, KS,
speeding.
Anne Foster, Cedar Falls, speeding.
Jake Brandt, Ackley, dark window
or windshield.
Heather Schnitker, Alden, employee providing tobacco/vapor
product to minor.
Alejandro Lomeli Rivera, Webster
City, speeding.
Jeff Jeanlouis, Eldora, speeding.
Ryan Ammann, Urbandale, speeding.
Brad Kern, Albion, speeding.
Steven Kix, Hubbard, failure to
maintain control.
Cody Nehring, Ackley, operation
without registration.
Ashley Mann, Ellsworth, driving
while license under suspension.
Damir Brakic, Waterloo, speeding.
Lisa Gomez, Mason City, failure
to provide proof of financial liability.
Jessica Campbell, Radcliffe,
speeding.
Lauren Budweg, Eldora, speeding.
Leslie Winther, Steamboat Rock,
operation without registration card
or plate.
Thomas Lawrence, Waterloo,
speeding.
Jeremy Tyler, Euless, TX, speeding.
Myron Brown Jr., Coolidge, AZ,
speeding.
Mohammed Adam, Cedar Rapids,
speeding.
Karl Holmes, Blairstown, speeding.
Brieanna Lahey, Cedar Rapids,
speeding.
Cory Clark, Baxter, speeding.
Guillermo
Tejada-Hernandez,
Webster City, no valid driver’s license.
Daniel Feauto, Urbandale, possess/purchase alcohol by person
18/19/20 – first offense.
Stacey Hayes, Chesterfield, VA,
speeding.
Marina Zazueta, Urbandale,
speeding.
Heather Koenig, Bradford, failure
to provide proof of financial liability.
Linda Ahlhelm, Overland Park,
KS, speeding.
Richard Johnson, Ackley, failure
to provide proof of financial liability.
Kevin Podell, Nevada, speeding.
Imari Galloway, Waterloo, speeding.
Adria Burnside, Waterloo, speeding.
Cathy Meyer, Ackley, speeding.
Christopher Brown, Iowa Falls,
operation without registration card
or plate.
Malik Obie, Des Moines, speeding.
Kyle Bruene, Cedar Rapids,
speeding.
Michael Border, Iowa Falls,
speeding.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS REGARDING
GARBAGE REMOVAL CONTRACT
HardinCountyisacceptingsealedwrittenbidsfortheprovisionofthefollowinggarbageremovalservices:
1.Weeklyremovalofthecontentsofathreeyardreceptacle
locatedontheSouthsideoftheCountyOfficebuilding;
2.Weeklyremovalofthecontentsofasixyardreceptacle
locatedontheWestsideoftheSheriff’sbuilding;and
3.Weeklyremovalofthecontentsofatwoyardreceptacle
locatedontheEastsideoftheSheriff’sbuilding;
4.Threeyearcontract.
Bidsshallbesubmittedasfollows:
Sealedbidsaredueonorbefore9:45a.m.onFebruary24,
2016attheHardinCountyAuditor’sOfficelocatedintheCourthouse.Sealedbidsshallbesigned,datedandclearlymarked.
SealedbidswillbeopenedattheFebruary24,201610:00
a.m.BoardofSupervisorsmeeting.Oncethesealedbidshave
beenopened,theBoardofSupervisorswilldeterminethe
successfulbidder.Thesuccessfulbiddershallbepreparedto
submitawrittencontractfortheBoard’sapprovalwithinone
weekofopeningthebids.
HardinCountyreservestherighttorejectanyorallbids.
Specificquestionsregardingthiscontractmaybedirectedto
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Deeds
Federal National Mortgage Assoc.
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Lot 8, Blk 5, Washington Heights
Add., Iowa Falls
Duane W. and Emily E. Kruckenberg, husband and wife to the Duane
and Emily Kruckenberg Joint Revocable Trust, 12-23-15, Lot 2, Blk 5,
Estes Place Add. and Pt Lovers Lane
and driveway easement, Iowa Falls
George A. and Edith Case, husband and wife to Ashley and Brock
Ferris, wife and husband, 12-22-15,
Lots 10 & 11, Blk 6, Hubbard
Earl and Donna Sime, husband
and wife to Joseph J. and Amy E.
Faga, husband and wife, 12-30-15,
Parcel A in NW frl1/4 NW frl1/4 3186-22
Linda I. and Roger W. Hildreth,
wife and husband to Linda I. Hildreth, 12-29-15, SE1/4 SW 1/4 3387-20
Estate of John Ray Ahlberg to
Kim Pieper, single, 12-23-15, Pt
SE1/4 NE1/4 3-89-20
Estate of Eleanor R. Connolly to
Steven Murphy, 12-21-15, N 1/2 Lot
16 and S 1/2 Lot 17, Blk 2, Radcliffe
Vance Investment L.C. to Hubbard Historical Society, 12-23-15,
Lot 5, Blk 5, Hubbard
Troy A. and Karen A. Jensen, husband and wife to Brian T. and Lisa
M. Doering, husband and wife, 1223-15, Parcel A in NE1/4 NE1/4
4-89-22
Alison Sly, aka Alison L. Sly, fka
Alison L. Simpson, single to Eric
E. Sly, 12-31-15, Lots 9, 10 and N
1/3 Lot 11, Blk “D”, Wood’s Add.,
Union
Estate of William H. Krause to
Lorretta Krause, 12-29-15, W1/2
SW1/4 and Pt S1/2 SE1/4 13-89-22
Estate of Bernice Violet Lindeman
to Evan B. Grummitt, single and Josey L. Bohner, single, 11-6-15, Lots
3 & 4, Blk 46, Ackley
John Birks, single to Cristine A.
Birks, single, 12-31-15, Pt SW1/4
NE1/4 and Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 and
NW1/4 SE1/4 and S1/2 SE1/4 2287-21
Cristine A. Birks, single to John
Birks, single, 12-31-15, Pt SE1/4
NE1/4 and Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 22-8721
CPCB Properties, LLC to Sparrgrove Enterprises, L.L.C., 12-3015, N 1/2 Lot 9 and Pt N 1/2 Lot 10,
Auditor’s Third Plat, Eldora
Jerry E. Donner Estate to Theodore J. Donner, Thomas F. Donner
and Anthony E. Donner, 12-2-15,
S1/2 NW1/4 W. of Ia River, Pt W1/2
SE1/4 and E1/2 SW1/4 W. of Ia
River 16-87-19; and NE1/4 NE1/4
W. of Ia River, Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 and
SE1/4 NE1/4 17-87-19
Randall D. and Susan Jones, husband and wife to Summit Farms,
LLC, 12-11-15, Pt NW1/4 NE1/4
3-87-21
Estate of Frances A. Williams to
Dana C. Ramundt, 12-28-15, E1/2
NE1/4 17-86-19; Pt NW 1/4 18-8619; and Pt NE1/4 NW1/4, SE1/4
NW1/4 and E1/2 NE1/4 8-87-20
Dana C. and Pamela A. Ramundt,
husband and wife to Craig N. and
Patricia J. Moon, 12-28-15, E1/2
NE1/4 17-86-19
Mark A. and Delana R. Bahr,
husband and wife to Hector Torres,
Jr. and Nancy Torres, husband and
wife, 12-23-15, Lot 3 and W 1/2 Lot
2, Blk 4, Newmans Add., Hubbard
Janice Riggin, single to Lori Ingebritson, 1-6-16, Lot 12 and E 1/2 Lot
11, Blk 5, Gilman’s 2nd Add., Eldora
Cecil F. Rooks, Jr. and Peggy A.
Rooks, husband and wife to Terry L.
and Teresa M. Steding, 1-4-16, Lots
8 & 9, Otter Creek Estates, Eldora
Albert W. Meister, single to Elizabeth and Ryan Glade, wife and husband, 12-23-15, Lot 5, Blk 2, Osgood Oakwood Add., Iowa Falls
Mary Rose Brown, single; Douglas Brown and Ronald L. Evert,
his spouse; David and Margaret A.
Brown, husband and wife; Margaret Ann and Robert E. Studer, her
spouse; Patricia B. and Bruce E.
Holden, her spouse to Leslie and
Linda Alexander, husband and wife,
12-30-15, N 1/2 Lots 3 & 4 and S.
12 ft. Lots 1 & 2, Blk 3, Buttolph &
PUBLIC NOTICE
Smith’s Add., Iowa Falls
Jerry and Kelly J. Hartema, husband and wife, and Erik L. and Julie
A. Rasmussen, husband and wife to
TISO Enterprises, LLC, 12-28-15, S
1/2 Lots 1 & 2, Blk 14, Iowa Falls
Robert L. and Diane K. Younker,
husband and wife to Terry Hanson,
1-6-16, Parcel B in SW1/4 SE1/4
3-89-19
Estate of Marjory Louise Baker to
the Marjory Baker Trust, 12-30-15,
W1/2 NE1/4 15-88-20
Hardin County Sheriff to Wells
Fargo Bank, N.A., 12-29-15, Pt
SW1/4 NE1/4 27-88-21
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. to Federal
National Mortgage Association, 1-716, Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 27-88-21
Estate of H. Paul Lundt to Douglas
L. and Ruth M. Halvorsen, husband
and wife, 1-7-16, NW1/4 NW1/4
25-86-21
Lucille Y. Henricks, single to the
Lucille Y. Henricks Revocable Trust,
1-4-16, Lots 1 & 2, Blk 5, Newmans
Add., Hubbard; Pt S1/2 S1/2 SE1/4
15-86-21; and W. 21.59 Ac. SW1/4
SE1/4, NE1/4 SE1/4 and Pt NW1/4
SE1/4 22-86-21
Lorie A. Lyman, single to R.J.
Real Estate Investments, LLC, 1231-15, Lot 11, Blk 2, Palmer’s Add.,
Iowa Falls
Summit Farms, LLC to SLS Holdings, L.L.C., 1-6-16, Parcel A in
SE1/4 NE1/4 10-88-20 and Parcel C
in SW1/4 2-88-20, SE1/4 3-88-20,
NE1/4 NE1/4 10-88-20, and NW 1/4
11-88-20
Gerald E. Roberts Trust to 1/2 int:
Jeffrey Roberts and 1/2 int: Nancy
Faw, 1-8-16, 1/2 int: Pt SW1/4 3-8621; 1/2 int: Pt N1/2 NE1/4 and Pt
SE1/4 NE1/4 and SW 1/4 NE1/4 and
Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 27-87-21; 1/4 int:
W1/2 NW1/4 28-87-21
Robert K. Becker, single, and
James E. and Shonna Becker, husband and wife to B & J Becker LLC,
1-4-16, NW1/4 and W1/2 S3/4 S1/2
NE1/4 5-86-21
Fern M. Becker Estate to Robert K. Becker, single and James E.
Becker, married, 1-4-16, NW1/4 and
W1/2 S3/4 S1/2 NE1/4 5-86-21
Hardin County Board of supervisors
HARDIN COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
MINUTES – JANUARY 27, 2016
WEDNESDAY – 10:00 A.M.
Chair lance granzow called the meeting to
order. also present were supervisors Reneé
mcClellan and Ronn Rickels; and Rick Dunn,
Tam elerding, Rob maharry, Jessica lara, micah Cutler, Justin ites, Roxanne Warnell, JD
Holmes, Kristy VanHauen, Paul Williams, Trent
Winters, amanda Winters, Cindy litwiller, machel eichmeier, Travis Hunt, Chris stephenson,
lori Kadner, lee gallentine, and nancy lauver.
The pledge of allegiance was recited.
mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the agenda as posted. motion carried.
Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to approve the minutes of January 20, 2016. motion
carried.
mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the January 27, 2016 claims for payment.
motion carried.
gis/iT Director, micah Cutler, and representatives from Premier, reviewed a proposed contract for a new printing program, and the following action was taken: Rickels moved, mcClellan
seconded to go forward with the contract with
Premier for our printing program. motion carried.
County sanitarian, Kristy VanHauen, appeared before the Board to request adoption of
an ordinance regarding on-site wastewater installation being done only by licensed contractors in Hardin County. no action was taken at
this time; discussion only.
Tam elerding, Hardin County Community
endowment Foundation, appeared before the
Board requesting that a member of the Board
of supervisors serve on the affiliate advisory
Board to represent the rural area of Hardin
County. This item will appear on the February
3, 2016 agenda.
mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the discharge of sara meester, sheriff’s
office, effective 12/01/2015. motion carried.
mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to ap-
PUBLIC NOTICE
Termination of Parent-Child Relationship
IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT
FOR HARDIN COUNTY
in THe inTeResT
) JUVenile no.
oF C.J.W.
) aTaT005191
a Child
) noTiCe
To: gene Deslon Tyson
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that there
is now on file in the office of the clerk for
Hardin County a Petition in Case number
aTaT005191, which prays for a termination of
your parent-child relationship to a child born on
the 13th day of June, 2006. For further details
contact the clerk’s office. The petitioner’s attorney is michael a. smith of Craig, smith & Cutler,
llP, whose address is 1305 12th street, eldora,
ia 50627.
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prove the hiring of aaron Frank, permanent/
part-time Communications officer, sheriff’s office, effective 1/27/2016 at $12.61/hour. motion
carried.
Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to
set march 9, 2016 at 4:45 p.m. for the FY
2016/2017 Budget Public Hearing in the Courthouse Conference Room. motion carried.
County attorney, Rick Dunn, reviewed a
request for tax abatement for FY 2016 for 510
stevens street, iowa Falls, and the following
action was taken: Rickels moved, mcClellan
seconded to approve the tax abatement for FY
2016 for 510 stevens street, iowa Falls, and
accepting the first payment without penalty. motion carried.
emergency management Director, Roxane
Warnell, appeared to review the quarterly report
and the following action was taken: mcClellan
moved, Rickels seconded to acknowledge receipt of the Hardin County emergency management agency Quarterly Report for october - December 2015. motion carried.
micah Cutler, gis/iT Director, reviewed an
agreement with “solutions”, inc. for off-site storage of data, and the following action was taken:
mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve
the “solutions”, inc. agreement for off-site storage of data and virtualized disaster recovery,
and authorize the Chair to sign the agreement.
motion carried.
Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to approve the change of status for Tifani eisentrager, Driver’s license Deputy, pay increase
to $38,384.00 due to increased duties and
responsibilities, effective 2/1/2016. motion carried.
Utility Permits: none.
secondary Roads Department: none.
other Business: none.
Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to adjourn until February 3, 2016. motion carried.
/s/lance granzow
/s/Jessica lara
lance granzow, Chair Jessica lara
Board of supervisors Hardin County auditor
(ledger – Feb. 9, 2016)
will be a hearing on the petition to terminate
parental rights before the iowa District Court
for Hardin County, at the Courthouse in eldora,
iowa, at 11:30 a.m. on the 7th day of march,
2016.
YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the
person against whom a proceeding for termination of parental rights is brought shall have the
right to counsel pursuant to iowa Code section
600a.6a. if you desire but are financially unable
to employ counsel, you should immediately obtain from, complete, and file with the clerk of this
court an application for Court-appointed Counsel and Financial affidavit.
/s/Diane l. RYeRson
HaRDin CoUnTY CleRK oF CoURT
(ledger – Feb. 9, 16, 2016)
PUBLIC NOTICE
estate of gary e. Button
THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT
HARDIN COUNTY
in THe maTTeR
) PRoBaTe no.
oF THe esTaTe oF ) esPR023334
gaRY e. BUTTon
) noTiCe oF
Deceased.
) PRoBaTe oF
) Will, oF
) aPPoinTmenT
) oF exeCUToR,
) anD noTiCe
) To CReDiToRs
To all Persons interested in the estate of gary
e. Button, Deceased, who died on or about november 28, 2015:
You are hereby notified that on the 29th day
of January, 2016, the last will and testament of
gary e. Button, deceased, bearing date of the
22nd day of July, 2013, was admitted to probate
in the above named court and that Caryl R. Button was appointed executor of the estate. any
action to set aside the will must be brought in
the district court of said county within the later
to occur of four months from the date of the
second publication of this notice or one month
from the date of mailing of this notice to all heirs
of the decedent and devisees under the will
whose identities are reasonably ascertainable,
or thereafter be forever barred.
notice is further given that all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file
them with the clerk of the above named district
court, as provided by law, duly authenticated,
for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to
occur of four months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of
mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed
or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred.
Dated this 29th day of January, 2016.
Date of second publication 16th day of February, 2016.
Caryl R. Button
executor of the estate
1402 6th avenue
eldora, ia 50627
Patrick J. Craig,
iCis Pin no. aT00001710
attorney for the executor
Craig, smith & Cutler, llP,
1305 12th street, eldora, ia 50627
(ledger – Feb. 9, 16, 2016)
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Sports
Tuesday, February 9, 2016 • page 9
Comets take two
CEDAR FALLS- Game-high
scoring honors for Josh Sharp and
Kaylee Goecke led the BCLUW
cagers to a sweep of Valley Lutheran
here Thursday.
Sharp poured in 28 points to carried the BCLUW boys’ basketball
team to a 55-44 win after Goecke
scored 14 points in a 57-12 victory
for the BCLUW girls.
SECONDQTFAVORSBCLUW
A 21-0 second quarter in favor of
the BCLUW girls fueled the 45-point
win in the opener.
The effort stretched a three-point
lead after one quarter to a commanding 31-7 gap at the break. The Comets followed that with a 15-1 third
period, expanding the advantage to
46-8.
Goecke, who made 5-of-7 field
goals including three treys, for the
14 was followed by Samantha Ubben 11 points and Olivia Callaway
10. Callaway collected eight rebounds, Lauren Anderson seven and
Ubben had seven assists and six of
the team’s 20 steals.
The win was BCLUW’s eighth
against 10 losses.
BCLUW scoring – Kaylee goecke
14, Samantha Ubben 11, Olivia Callaway 10, Skyler Veldhouse 8, Hannah Sams 6, Lauren anderson 4,
Jordyn Beeghly 4. Three-point goals:
goecke 3.
SHARPSINKSSEVENTHREES
A first quarter scoring spree
sparked the BCLUW boys to the
11-point victory. The Comets dashed
to a 24-11 advantage after the first
quarter. Valley Lutheran then outscored the visitors, 33-31 over the
final three periods.
Sharp’s 28 featured 21 points beyond the three-point line, hitting
seven three-balls in 14 tries.
The Comets’ supporting cast was
Brad Barkema 14 points, hitting
7-of-10 field goals, and Clay Silver nine. Silver pulled down 14 rebounds and Barkema nine.
The win was the Comets’ fourth
against 12 losses and a post-season
preview as the two teams will meet
in a Class 1A district first-round
game at Conrad Monday, Feb. 15.
SH-BCLUW
wrestling
(continuedfrompage11)
Duchane (SHBCLUW), 2:39.
170 – Bailey Chyma (STC) beat Max
Upah (eM), 2-0.
182 – Sam Mathis (RS) pinned Dalton
Rosenberg (STC), 3:35.
195 – Tanner Stille (RS) pinned Lane
Walton (eM), 3:07. Walton beat andrew
peters (STC), 7-0.
220 – Calvin Bright (RS) beat Justin
Suchanek (STC), 3-1. Wrestleback –
Suchanek pinned Hunter Beard (Nev),
1:23.
285 – Tanner
Hoffstetter (grin) pinned Kyle Kucera
(STC), 1:33.
SAMS- The Comets’ Hannah Sams
eyes the basket
during hoop action against the
Rebels Friday. The
BCLUW girls won
back-to-back blowouts – 58-20 over
Gladbrook-Reinbeck Friday and
a 57-12 win over
Valley Lutheran
Thursday. (Photo
by Rob Maharry,
Mid-America Publishing).
SOUTH HARDINBCLUW RESULTS
113 – Ian Showers (SHBCLUW)
received bye; beat alexander Farmer
(grin), 10-0; lost by fall to Brady Fritz
(STC), 3:07. placed second.
120 – Coby Willett (SHBCLUW)
pinned Ryan Simpson (STC), 1:32;
lost to Zach anderson (RS), 16-2;
beat ethan Kirby (grin), 7-6. placed
third.
126 – Josiah Dorow (SHBCLUW)
pinned Wayne Beard (Nev), 1:42;
lost by tech fall to Lane Milner (grin),
19-4; lost to Koby Hassebrock (RS),
11-6. placed fourth.
132 – Jayden Luse (SHBCLUW)
lost by fall to Kaiden gosselink
(grin), 1:56; received bye; lost by fall
to Bill Joslin (RS), 3:38. placed sixth.
138 – Michael Chapman (SHBCLUW) pinned Dallas Home (STC),
1:02; lost by fall to Tyson Manzer
(RS), 1:20; pinned Luke Ferguson
(Nev), :49; lost by fall to Dalton Kies
(grin), 1:16. placed third.
152 – Cody Richard (SHBCLUW)
pinned Jay Calentine (Nev), 3:22;
lost by fall to Isaac Judge (STC), :31;
lost by tech fall to William Clark (RS),
18-3. placed fourth.
160 – Ryland Duchane (SHBCLUW) received bye; pinned Liam
Schevermann (RS), 1:09; lost by fall
to Nick Long (eM), 2:39. placed second.
170 – Kolten Rewoldt (SHBCLUW)
pinned Nick Stole (RS), 3:30; lost by
fall to Bailey Chyma (STC), :50; lost
by fall to alex peebles (Nev), 1:51.
placed fourth.
182 – Caleb engle (SHBCLUW)
lost by fall to Isaiah Mcalexander
(grin), 4:36; received bye; beat Lucas Durkop (Nev), 7-5 OT. placed
fifth.
285 – Ryne Fuller (SHBCLUW) received bye; lost by fall to Kyle Kucera
(STC), 1:35; pinned Bryce anderson
(eM), 1:18. placed third.
Business & Professional
Regional BB to begin for girls
Directory
ELDORA- The post-season for
girls basketball is quickly approaching for area teams.
The AGWSR girls start the second season Thursday, followed by
BCLUW Saturday and South Hardin
next Tuesday.
AGWSR will play Valley Lutheran of Cedar Falls in a Class 1A, Region 2 first-round game Thursday in
Ackley at 7 p.m.
The Cougars stand 10-8 through
Friday while Valley has won just
twice in 20 games.
The AGWSR – Valley Lutheran
winner makes the journey to Jackson Junction to meet top-ranked in
1A Turkey Valley Tuesday (Feb.
16). Turkey Valley is a lofty 20-0.
AGWSR lost to Turkey Valley last
season in regional play.
BCLUW will tip-off regional play
on the road against BGM at Brooklyn Saturday at 7 p.m. in a Class 2A
Region 5 first-round game.
The Comets are 9-10 through Friday and BGM finished 11-10. BGM
owns wins over East Marshall and
Gladbrook-Reinbeck of the NICL
West Conference.
The South Hardin gals jump into
Class 2A Region 5 play against the
BCLUW – BGM winner Tuesday
(Feb. 16) in Eldora at 7 p.m. The
12-7 Tigers, who received a firstround bye, have beaten BCLUW
twice this season.
Tuesday’s Eldora site winner travels to Van Meter for a regional semifinal Friday, Feb. 19.
No. 12 Van Meter plays the Pella
Christian – North Mahaska winner
Tuesday (Feb. 16) and that victor advances to the semi-final. Van Meter
owns a 18-2 record.
Along with Van Meter, state
ranked in Region 5 is third-ranked
and unbeaten Pekin. The regional final will be played Monday, Feb. 22
at Pella Christian.
The Grundy Center girls have a
home date to begin the post-season,
hosting the Saint Ansgar – Central
Springs winner from Saturday, Tuesday (Feb. 16) in Grundy Center at 7
p.m. The 14th-ranked Spartans completed the season 20-1.
Grundy Center will also be a regional semi-final site spot Friday,
Feb. 19 with Clarion the Region 2
final site. Along with the Spartans,
state-ranked in the region is No. 5
Okoboji.
In Class 3A, Iowa Falls-Alden
plays at Forest City in a Region 2
quarterfinal Saturday at 7 p.m. For-
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Scoring by Quarters:
BCLUW
10 21 15 11
Valley Lutheran
7 0 1 4
-57
-12
Scoring by Quarters:
BCLUW
24 8 14 9 -55
Valley Lutheran
11 11 15 7 -44
BCLUW scoring – Josh Sharp 28,
Brad Barkema 14, Clay Silver 9, Troy
Dolphin 2, Logan Mann 2. Threepoint goals: Sharp 7.
Ellsworth softball offering two camps
IOWAFALLS– The Ellsworth Community College softball program will be
offering two great opportunities for area
youth to participate in camps this February and March.
The first camp will be offered on Sunday, Feb. 21, for 3rd through 7th grade
students. The camp will focus on teaching correct mechanics in all areas of
softball including offense, defense, base
running, the mental game, and specific
game situations.
“This camp will leave players feeling
knowledgeable and confident in their
skills,” commented ECC Head Softball
Coach Kayla Farnsworth. “They will be
ready to dominate this upcoming season.” The cost of the Feb. 21 camp will
be $40.
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Sports
Tuesday, February 9, 2016 • page 10
WM girls, agWSR boys
NICL West hoop winners
by Scott Bierle
SportsEditor
ACKLEY- North Iowa Cedar
LeagueWestConferencewinswere
booked by the West Marshall girls’
andAGWSRboys’basketballteams
hereFriday.
Both winners completed homeand-away sweeps as West Marshall
beat the AGWSR girls, 65-46 and
the Cougars defeated the Trojans,
61-49.
WINNING STREAK SNAPPED
The six game winning streak for
theAGWSRgirlswassnappedwith
the 19-point loss. The setback left
the Cougars 5-5 in the conference
and10-8overall.
West Marshall, listed No. 9 in
Class3A,openeda17-10advantage
after one quarter and stretched the
leadsto32-22atthehalfand48-30
throughthree,takingthethird16-8.
Maddie Brandt’s 13 points propelledAGWSRwithAlanaGroninga12onfourthree-ballsandMandy
Willems11.
The Trojans, who finished the
leaguerunner-upat10-2,wasledby
post Gabby Ryerson 20 points and
10 rebounds. Brooke Snider added
16pointsandIsabelleGradwell13.
“We struggled with containing
theirpostplayandonreboundingas
theyweremuchmorephysicalthan
us,” noted AGWSR coach Laurie
Gann.WMwonthetwoteam’sfirst
meeting63-38.
Scoring by Quarters:
West Marshall
ing 15-of-21 to the visitor’s four.
Karsjenshit5-of-6andJ.Janssenall
10 12 8 16 -46
four.
agWSR scoring – Maddie Brandt AGWSR improved to 7-3 in the
13, alan groninga 12, Mandy Willeague – good for second and 12-6
lems 11, Rachel Frazier 3, addi
overall.
WM ended 4-8 in the conJohnson 3, aubrie Fisher 2, Mariah
ference.
Jimmerson 2. Three-point goals:
The AGWSR cagers close the
groninga 4, Willems 1, Brandt 1.
regular season tonight (Tuesday)
COUGARS 12-PT WINNER
The AGWSR boys battled back againstSouthHardinatEldora.
Scoring by Quarters:
from a slow start to claimed a
12-pointvictoryovertheTrojansaf- West Marshall
18 0 15 16 -49
terwinningbyfive,50-45earlierat
AGWSR
StateCenter.
11 16 17 17 -61
The Cougars were down 10-2
agWSR scoring – Jay Janssen
early and 18-11 after one quarter 14, Travis Haupt 10, Dylan Heetbeforetakinga27-18halftimelead, land 9, Brett Janssen 9, Jer Stull 7,
winningthesecondperiod16-0.The Nathan Karsjens 7, Mason eilderts
hosts won the third quarter, 17-15 2, ethan Ubben 2, Tim Zacharias
1. Three-point goals: J. Janssen 2,
andthefourth,17-16.
Jay Janssen’s 14 points powered Heetland 2, B. Janssen 1, Stull 1.
theAGWSRattackwith10forTraNorth Iowa Cedar
vis Haupt, nine for Dylan Heetland
and Brent Janssen, and seven for League West Conference
NathanKarsjensandJerStull,while
Basketball Standings
MasonEildertscollectedeightscorThrough Feb. 5
ingpassesandsevenrebounds.
GIRLS:
“Defensively, we really played Team
W
L
hard in that second quarter and did GrundyCenter
12 0
anicejob.Offensively,wehadgood WestMarshall
10 2
balance,”AGWSRcoachRussBan- SouthHardin
5 5
zhafsaid.
AGWSR
5 5
Game-high scoring honors were BCLUW
4 7
sharedbyWM’sGarretNicholsand EastMarshall
2 8
David Disney at 16 points. Nich- Gladbrook-Reinbeck
0 11
ols drilled four of the team’s seven
Game Results
threes and Disney had seven field
Monday, Feb. 1 – WestMarshall
goals.
49, South Hardin 32; AGWSR 51,
TheCougarsenjoyedan11-point Gladbrook-Reinbeck50.
advantage on free throws, mak- Thursday, Feb. 4 – GrundyCenAGWSR
17 15 16 17 -65
Lopsided wins for
BCLUW gals, Rebels
by Scott Bierle
SportsEditor
CONRAD- Lopsided wins were
posted by the BCLUW girls’ and
Gladbrook-Reinbeck boys’ basketballteamshereFridayduringNorth
Iowa Cedar League West Conferenceplay.
The BCLUW girls won by 38
points,58-20andtheG-R,67-22for
a45-pointdifference.
BALANCED SCORING
A balanced scoring column carriedtheBCLUWgirlstotheseason
sweepofGladbrook-Reinbeckafter
winning the two team’s first meeting,59-43.
Samantha Ubben was the Comets’topscorerat12pointsfollowed
by10eachforOliviaCallawayand
Hannah Sams and nine for Skylar
Veldhouse. Callaway had a doubledoublewith11rebounds,whileUbben collected seven steals, five assistsandfiveboards.
BCLUW pulled away in the second half, winning the third quarter,
21-7tostretcha20-13halftimelead
to 41-20 and then took the fourth,
17-0. The quarter shutout was the
Comets’secondintwonights,blankingValleyLutheranscorelessinthe
secondThursday.
“The was the best team defense
wehaveplayedallseason.Wetook
away the lane and that is what we
have been working on all season,”
statedBCLUWcoachDavidLee.
“Offensively, we distributed the
ball well. We didn’t just catch and
shoot, but we looked for the open
girlandabettershot,”headded.
The Comets improved to 9-10
overalland4-7intheleague,while
G-Rfellto0-11intheconference.
The BCLUW girls wrap-up the
regular season Thursday against
EastMarshallinConrad.
BCLUW
5
8
7
0
-20
13 7 21 17 -58
BCLUW scoring – Samantha Ubben 12, Olivia Callaway 10, Hannah
Sams 10, Skylar Veldhouse 9, Jordyn Beeghly 6, Lauren anderson 6,
Kaylee goecke 5. Three-point goals:
Callaway 1, Veldhouse 1, goecke 1.
BCLUW BOYS BURIED
A 48-point scoring barrage betweenthesecondandthirdquarters
lifted Gladbrook-Reinbeck to the
routoftheBCLUWboys.
The visiting Rebels won the second quarter, 25-5 to build a 36-7
halftime cushion and followed that
witha23-9third.
Josh Sharp’s eight points led the
Comets’ season-low scoring output
followedbyfourforBradBarkema
andBlakeMann.
“We didn’t move the ball very
wellanddidn’tmakeGladbrook-Reinbeck’s defense work very hard,”
statedBCLUWcoachLukeHiggins.
Scoring leaders for the seventhranked in Class 1A Rebels were
JoeSmoldtandCadenKickbush14
pointsandJoshCooley13withthree
oftheteam’sfivethrees.
The Comets fell to 1-10 in the
leagueand4-13overall.TheRebels
are an unbeaten 11-0 in the conference and 17-2 overall with eight
straight wins. G-R won the first
meeting,78-44.
The BCLUW boys play Grundy
Centertonight(Tuesday),EastMarshallThursdayandGM-GarwinFridayallinConrad.
ter49,WestMarshall44.
Friday, Feb. 5 – Grundy Center
55,SouthHardin27;WestMarshall
55,AGWSR36;BCLUW58,Gladbrook-Reinbeck20.
BOYS:
Team
W
L
Gladbrook-Reinbeck
11 0
AGWSR
7 3
GrundyCenter
6 5
EastMarshall
45
SouthHardin
4 6
WestMarshall
4 8
BCLUW
1 10
Game Results
Monday, Feb. 1 – WestMarshall
52,SouthHardin45;Gladbrook-Reinbeck60,AGWSR24.
Thursday, Feb 4 – GrundyCenter
56,WestMarshall48.
Friday, Feb. 5 – GrundyCenter
61, South Hardin 55; AGWSR 61,
WestMarshall49;Gladbrook-Reinbeck67,BCLUW22.
grundy gals
beat Trojans,
conf. champs
GRUNDY CENTER- TheNorth
Iowa Cedar League West Conference crown was captured by the
GrundyCentergirls’basketballteam
hereThursday,defeatingWestMarshall,49-44.
The five-point win improved the
Spartans to 11-0 in the league with
one-gametoplayandleftWestMarshallsecondat9-2.Grundywonthe
firstmeeting36-33inStateCenter.
The contest was also a stateranked battle as the 19-1 Spartans
stand No. 14 in Class 2A and the
15-2Trojansninthin3A.
TheSpartansopeneda17-12lead
Scoring by Quarters:
after one quarter and stretched the
Gladbrook-Reinbeck
advantage to double figures in the
11 25 23 8 -67
second half before turning back a
BCLUW
latechargebytheTrojans.
2 5 9 6 - 22
BCLUW scoring – Josh Sharp Grundy’s five starters scored all
8, Blake Mann 4, Brad Barkema buttwopointswith13eachforse4, Logan Mann 2, elijah Ralston 2, nior Katie Lindeman and freshman
Keegan Rhinehart 2. Three-point Hailey Wallis along with 10 for
Scoring by Quarters:
goals: Sharp 2.
freshman Brooke Flater, who had
Gladbrook-Reinbeck
eightrebounds.
For WM, Gabby Ryerson tallied
14 points, Brooke Snider 11, Shan GRUNDY CENTER- TheSouthHardinjuniorvarsitybasketballteams non Breja nine and Madie Streeter
dividedadoubleheaderwithGrundyCenterhereFridayasthegirlslost,39- eight.
Scoring by Quarters:
18andtheboyswon,57-41.
West Marshall
JacobVanderWilt’s14pointspropelledtheSouthHardinJVboysfollowed
12 8 12 12 -44
byChristianPenningnine,QuintonLakeeight,andsevenforCadeSpieker Grundy Center
andAaronNederhoff.TeammateswiththreepointswereTyrellTodd,Cauy
17 9 13 10 -49
Teske, Kaleb Roling and Layne Nelson. VanderWilt and Penning hit two
grundy Center scoring – Katie Linthree-ballswithoneforNederhoff,NelsonandTeske.Nederhoffcollected deman 13, Hailey Wallis 13, Brooke
Flater 10, alyssa Mathews 7, Kayla
eightreboundsandToddfiveassists.
For the South Hardin JV girls, Danae Nelson scored six points, Emma Mathews 4, Jill Itzen 2. Three-point
GourleyandBrylieZeisneissfour,threeforPaigeHarrell,IzzySissonand goals: Wallis 2, Lindeman 1, a.
Mathews 1.
ChloeWebb,andoneforHannaVanderWilt.
SH JV boys wins, girls fall to GC
SECTIONAL CHAMP- AGWSR heavyweight Michael Young looks to roll Chase Arends of Dike-NH
to his back during the championship match at Hudson’s Class 1A sectional wrestling meet Saturday. Young scored the fall in 3:40.
Cougars’ quartet posts top 2
placings at 1A sectional meet
HUDSON- ThequartetofseniorsMichaelYoungand
Levi Stockdale along with juniors Caleb Meinders and
TeryRummansofAGWSRearneddistrictberthswithtop
twoplacingsataClass1AsectionalmeethereSaturday.
State-ranked Meinders and Young captured sectional
titlesinthetoptwoupperweightsasfourth-rankedMeinderswonthe220-pounddivisionandNo.8Youngthe
285class.
StockdaleandRummansendedrunners-upwithwrestleback wins. Stockdale was second-best at 170-pounds
andRummansat195.
The Cougars’ gold medalists posted four pins on the
dayasbothstartedtop-seedsandhadbyesinthequarterfinals.
Meinders then flattened North Butler’s Jacob
Groeneveldinaquick37-secondsinthesemisfollowed
byafallin2:39overDike-NewHartford’sEthanHuntingtoninthefinals.Meinders,alofty37-1,registeredhis
100thcareerwinwiththesemi-finalpin.Thejuniorcurrentlystands101-16aftergoing33-7asasophomoreand
31-8asafreshman.
Young showed West Fork’s Tanner Shreckengost the
lightsin1:07inthesemi-finalsandinthechampionship
bout,pinnedChaseArendsofDike-NHin3:40.Thefall
inthefinalsavengedalosstoArendsoneweekagoatthe
conferencemeet.
StockdalewasathirdfinalistforAGWSRanddropped
ahard-fought5-3decisiontothird-rankedNoahHuberof
Hudson.Forcedtowrestlebackforsecond,Stockdaleoutscored Dike-NH’s Blaine Becker, 9-8.The third-seeded
Stockdale opened by pinning West Fork’s Treven Timmermanin2:10andbeatNorthButler’sAustinJanssen,
11-5inthesemis.
The top-seeded Rummans battled back from a semifinallosswitha16-1technicalfallwinoverDike-NH’s
JoshLattingforthirdplaceandtheninthewrestleback,
manhandledHudson’sWesGeisler,16-6.Rummanswas
pinnedbyDonBosco’sSpencerBruessin36-secondsin
thesemis.
AGWSRseniorCruzVeraat182tookthirdasthesecond-seed lost 2-0 to Walker Even of Don Bosco in the
semis and won 7-2 over North Butler’sTrae Ulrich for
third.Verawasastateplacewinnerayearago.
RoundingouttheCougars’placingswerefifthsforIan
Heetland at 138-pounds and Lucas Schumacher at 145,
andsixthforJoshJuneat160.Forfifth,Heetlandposted
apinin4:57andSchumacherwasa5-2winner.
TheAGWSRmatmenfinishedfifthintheseven-team
meetstandings,scoring113.5points.
Don Bosco and Dike-NH dominated the post-season
meetwiththeDonsfirstat230.5pointsandWolverines
secondat215.5.Thetwocombinedfor16ofthe28districtqualifierswithnineforDonBoscowithfivechampionsandDike-NHseven.Thesectionalfeatured16wrestlersstate-ranked.
AGWSR’sfoursomeandalltheHudsonqualifiersadvancetoadistrictmeetattheNorthIowaAreaCommunityCollegeinMasonCitySaturday.
Hudson Class 1A Sectional Wrestling
TEAM STANDINGS
Team
Points
1- Don Bosco
230.5
2- Dike-New Hartford
215.5
3- North Butler
143
4- Clarkesville
122
5- agWSR
113.5
6- Hudson
112
7- West Fork
103.5
TOP 2 PLACINGS
Qual
9
7
1
3
4
2
2
106 – gable Fox (DB) pinned Jacob Sigler (DNH), 1:02.
113 – Logan Lutgen (DB) won by tech fall over Nathan
Schmitt (DNH), 15-0.
120- Max Wettengel (DB) pinned ethan Litterer (Cville), 1:36.
126 – Kody Kugel (DNH) won by forfeit over Jeremy Schmitz
(DB).
132 – Jacob Hansen (WF) beat Nick Mangrich (DB), 9-5.
138 – austin Hellman (DB) pinned Dakota garretson (Cville),
1:51. Wrestleback – garretson pinned Clayton Maple (DNH),
4:00.
145 – Trent Johnson (DNH) pinned Zach Sommerfelt (Cville),
2:57.
152 – Dalton Nelson (NB) beat Chris paulsen (DB), 9-4.
Wrestleback – paulsen pinned Tanner Smith, 1:10.
160 – Taylan entriken (Hud) pinned Jarel arbegast (WF),
3:32.
170 – Noah Huber (Hud) beat Levi Stockdale (agWSR), 5-3.
Wrestleback – Stockdale beat Blaine Becker (DNH), 9-8.
182 – DJ ackerson (DNH) beat Walker even (DB), 8-3 OT.
195 – Spencer Bruess (DB) pinned Wes geisler (Hud), 3:20.
Wrestleback – Tery Rummans (agWSR) beat geisler, 16-6.
220 – Caleb Meinders (agWSR) pinned ethan Huntington
(DNH), 2:39.
285 – Michael Young (agWSR) pinned Chase arends (DNH),
3:40.
AGWSR RESULTS
120 – Jonah Mazoway (agWSR) lost by fall to Justin
anderson (WF), :18; lot by fall to Brett Marshall (NB), :50.
138 – Ian Heetland (agWSR) lost to Tyler Merfeld
(NB), 6-2; received bye; pinned Tristin gilles (Hud), 4:57.
placed fifth.
145 – Lucas Schumacher (agWSR) lost o Bryce
Schares (DB), 5-2; received bye; beat Michael Fjone
(WF), 5-2. placed fifth.
152 – Dayton Haley (agWSR) lost by fall to Chris
paulsen (DB), :33; lost to Brett O’Connor (Hud), 3-2.
160 – Josh June (agWSR) lost by fall to Nick Durnin
(DNH), 3:37; received bye; lost by fall to Owen Mangrich
(DB), 5:08. placed sixth.
170 – Levi Stockdale (agWSR) pinned Treven Timmerman (WF), 2:10; beat austin Janssen (NB), 11-5; lost
to Noah Huber (Hud), 5-3; beat Blaine Becker (DNH),
9-8. placed second.
182 – Cruz Vera (agWSR) received bye; lost to Walker
even (DB), 2-0; beat Trae Ulrich (NB), 7-2. placed third.
195 – Tery Rummans (agWSR) received bye; lost by
fall to Spencer Bruess (DB), :36; won by tech fall over
Josh Latting (DNH), 16-1; beat Wes geisler (Hud), 16-6.
placed second.
220 – Caleb Meinders (agWSR) received bye; pinned
Jacob groeneveld (NB), :37; pinned ethan Huntington
(DNH), 2:39. placed first.
285 – Michael Young (agWSR) received bye; pinned
Tanner Shreckengost (WF), 1:07; pinned Chase arends
(DNH), 3:40. placed first.
VERAThe Cougars’ Cruz
Vera hand
checks
with North
Butler’s
Trae Ulrich
during the
third place
bout during
a Class 1A
sectional
meet at
Hudson
Saturday. Cruz
claimed the
bronze with
a 7-2 win.
Sports
Tuesday, February 9, 2016 • page 11
Spartans sweep rival
South Hardin cagers
by Scott Bierle
Sports Editor
GRUNDY CENTER- A perfect
conference campaign was captured
by Grundy Center, coasting past the
South Hardin girls’ basketball team,
55-27 during North Iowa Cedar
League West play here Friday.
The Spartans completed the host’s
sweep in the nightcap with a 61-55
win over the Tigers.
SCORING WOES FOR GIRLS
The scoring struggles continued
for the South Hardin girls, producing a season-low output. The Tigers
were limited to single figures all four
quarters after hitting double digits
just one in four periods with West
Marshall last Tuesday.
“Grundy Center plays hard on defense and we had a hard time ever
starting our offense. We did a lot of
catch and shooting, instead of working for the good shot,” commented
South Hardin coach Matt Thomp-
son.
The Tigers battled the state-ranked
Spartans early, leading 9-8 late in
the first period. Grundy scored the
game’s first eight points and South
Hardin answered with the next
nine-in-a-row behind Nina Priske’s
seven. The Spartans’ Hailey Wallis’
three-pointer then beat the buzzer
for a 12-9 lead after one quarter and
ignited a 13-0 run as Grundy tallied
the first nine points of the second
and never looked back.
The Spartans stretched the advantage to 31-16 at the break as the
Tigers went the first 3:17 scoreless
and 6:10 deep into the second before
hitting a field goal – a Lydia Rose
three-ball.
After Priske’s bucket pulled South
Hardin within 31-18 to start the
third, Grundy scored the next 13
points sparked by Katie Lindeman’s
two three-pointers.
Lindeman netted a game-high 19
points, Wallis had 15 and Brooke
Flater nine. Wallis sank three treys
and Lindeman two. Lindeman had
a career-high 29 points in the first
meeting – a 60-44 victory.
The No. 14 in Class 2A Spartans
capped the conference at 12-0 and
closed the regular season 20-1 with
15 straight wins.
Priske led a short scoring column
for the Tigers at nine points with
eight for Hannah Tripp and five each
for Rose and Miquela Teske.
“We need to play more consistent,” noted Thompson. “We came
out Tuesday against West Marshall
with great intensity and battled, and
tonight we didn’t show much intensity.”
The loss left the Tigers 5-5 in the
league – tied for third and 12-7 overall with a fifth loss in the past eight
games.
Grundy Center was back on the
court just 24-hours after winning a
state-ranked showdown 49-44 over
West Marshall, No. 9 in Class 3A,
Thursday.
Scoring by Quarters:
South Hardin
9 7 5 6 -27
Grundy Center
12 19 13 11 -55
South Hardin scoring – Nina priske
9, Hannah Tripp 8, Lydia Rose 5,
Miquela Teske 5. Three-point goals:
priske, Tripp 1, Rose 1.
TIGERS FOR TWO- Above, the Tigers’ Nina Priske shoots for
two against the defense of Grundy Center’s Katie Lindeman,
while below, the Tigers’ Hunter Edgerton sails past two Spartan
defenders and to the basket during NICL West cage play Friday.
South Hardin lost both games – the girls 55-27 and boys 61-55.
COMEBACK FALLS SHORT
The South Hardin boys dug a
deep hole early and fell just short of
climbing out.
Grundy Center opened a 19-4 lead
after one quarter, scoring the final 14
points and then repelled one charge
after another by the visiting Tigers.
“We lost that game in the first
quarter,” stated South Hardin coach
Adam Weig. “The guys did a nice
job of coming back, but we didn’t
come to play at the beginning.”
Back-to-back Grant Weldon threepointers along with two baskets by
Jarrett Stoner fueled the Spartans’
early scoring spree.
South Hardin then won the next
three periods 51-42. The visitors
pulled within seven at 30-23 late
in the second on a Hunter Edgerton three-ball and in the third were
within six at 41-35 on a Dane Butler
bucket.
Down nine after three, South Hardin sliced the deficit to five at 5348 on triples by Ted Dunn and Jon
Weber with 3:15 showing, but each
and every time the Spartans had the
answer.
“When you are down every possession is important and we didn’t
handle that well. We executed at
time and didn’t at other times,” Weig
said.
Edgerton’s 15 points led four Tigers in double figures with 14 for
Weber and Dunn, and 10 for Butler.
Jordin Wilkie’s two points rounded
out the scoring. Dunn drained four
three-pointers with two for Edgerton
and Weber, who had eight rebounds
and six assists.
The loss was a fifth straight for
South Hardin, tumbling to 4-6 in the
league and 5-13 overall. The Tigers
won the two team’s first meeting 6463 in overtime.
The Spartans’ Austin Burroughs
buried 16 points for game-high honors with 13 for Stoner. Weldon added nine, Bryce Flater eight and Jared
Krausman seven. Stoner had seven
rebounds with five assists and four
steals for Burroughs.
Grundy stands 6-5 in the conference and 10-10 overall with the third
straight win.
The South Hardin cagers wrap-up
the NICL West tonight (Tuesday)
against AGWSR in Eldora. Thursday, the boys then play highlyranked Dike-New Hartford in Eldora
and the girls travel to Webster City.
Scoring by Quarters:
South Hardin
4 19 15 17 -55
Grundy Center
19 17 11 14 -61
South Hardin scoring – Hunter
edgerton 15, Jon Weber 14, Ted
Dunn 14, Dane Butler 10, Jordin
Wilkie 2. Three-point goals: Dunn 4,
Weber 2, edgerton 2.
THIRD PLACEAbove, South
Hardin-BCLUW’s
Michael Chapman
at 138-pounds
battles South
Tama’s Dallas
Home during a
Class 2A sectional wrestling
meet Saturday.
Chapman pinned
Home in 1:02 and
eventually captured the bronze
medal.
AIRBORNE- At
right, the Storm’s
Ryland Duchane
at 160-pounds
takes Liam
Schevermann
of Roland-Story
for a ride during
mat action at the
Conrad Class
2A sectional
meet Saturday.
Duchane pinned
Scheverman and
eventually ended
the bracket’s
runner-up.
Showers, Duchane of
SH-BCLUW clear
wrestling’s 1st hurdle
by Scott Bierle
Sports Editor
CONRAD- The first hurdle of
wrestling’s post-season was cleared
by South Hardin-BCLUW’s Ian
Showers and Ryland Duchane.
The two juniors registered runnerup placings at a Class 2A sectional
meet and qualified for districts with
the top two efforts. Showers scored
the silver medal at 113-pounds and
Duchane at 160.
The third-seeded Showers posted
an impressive 10-0 victory over
Grinnell’s Alexander Farmer in the
semi-finals and lost by fall in 3:07
to state-ranked Brady Fritz of South
Tama in the championship match. In
the semi, Showers combined a takedown with a two-point nearfall for
a 4-0 first-period lead. That cushion
held into the third when Showers was
awarded a penalty point followed by
a takedown and three-point nearfall.
The second-seeded Duchane traded falls as he pinned Roland-Story’s
Liam Schevermann at 1:09 in the
semis and was pinned by Nick Long
of East Marshall at 2:39 in the finals.
“Duchane and Showers did what
they had to do to advance. They knew
the semi-finals were big matches and
came through with wins,” stated SHBCLUW co-coach Mike Olson.
“Overall, it was about what we
expected with maybe a couple exceptions. It was disappointing to
see Dorow finish fourth after his big
showing at conference, but on the
other hand, Chapman taking third
with a shot at wrestleback was exciting. All the kids fought hard,” added
Olson.
The Storm registered a 5-2 record
with five falls and three byes in the
quarterfinals, but then went just 2-6
in the semi-finals.
Chapman pinned Nevada’s Luke
Ferguson in 49-seconds in the third
place bout to earn a wrestleback
where the junior was pinned in 1:16
by Grinnell’s Dalton Kies. Chapman
opened with a fall at the 1:02 mark in
the quarterfinals and was pinned by
top-seed Tyson Manzer of RolandStory in the semis.
Dorow, the 126-pound NICL Conference champion one week ago,
finished fourth. The third-seeded
junior opened with a fall in 1:42
in the quarterfinals, but then lost
by technical fall 19-4 in the semis
to Grinnell’s Lane Milner and was
beaten 11-6 for third by R-S’s Koby
Hassebrock. The division was solid
as Dorow, Milner, Hassebrock and
champion Tanner Probasco of South
Tama all started the day with 30-plus
wins.
The Storm’s Coby Willett at
120-pounds and heavyweight Ryne
Fuller added thirds with fourths for
Cody Richard at 152 and Kolten
Rewoldt at 170. Caleb Engle at 182
finished fifth and Jayden Luse at 132
sixth.
For the bronze, Willett was a 7-6
winner over Grinnell’s Ethan Kirby
and Fuller flattened East Marshall’s
Bryce Anderson in 1:18.
South Hardin-BCLUW finished
fifth in the six-team meet, scoring
122 points with East Marshall fourth
at 124 and Nevada sixth at 121.
South Tama captured the team
title at 225 points and advanced nine
matmen to districts, while crowning
five champs. Roland-Story scored
205.5 points for second with six top
two placewinners and third place
Grinnell had seven qualifiers.
The first and second placewinners
from the Conrad sectional advance
to a district meet Saturday in Parkersburg.
Conrad Class 2A
Sectional Wrestling
TEAM STANDINGS
Team
Pts Qual
1- South Tama
225
9
2- Roland-Story
205.5
6
3- grinnell
191.5
7
4- east Marshall/gMg 124
4
5- So Hardin-BCLUW
122
2
6- Nevada
121
0
TOP 2 PLACINGS
106 – Jim Simon (grin) pinned Max
Halsted (RS), 1:41.
113 – Brady Fritz (STC) pinned Ian
Showers (SHBCLUW), 3:07.
120 – Nick Meling (eM) beat Zach anderson (RS), 11-1.
126 – Tanner probasco (STC) beat
Lane Milner (grin), 17-5. Wrestleback –
Milner won by tech fall over Koby Hassebrock (RS), 15-0.
132 – Colton Vest (STC) pinned Kaiden gosselink (grin), 1:08. Wrestleback
– gosselink beat emilio Saldana (Nev),
6-1.
138 – Tyson Manzer (RS) pinned Dalton Kies (grin), 1:38. Wrestleback – Kies
pinned Michael Chapman (SHBCLUW),
1:16.
145 – Jake Simon (grin) beat Jaret
probasco (SRC), 3-1. Wrestleback – probasco pinned Will Halstead (RS), 4:36.
152- Isaac Judge (STC) pinned Kevin
Wyatt (grin), 3:43.
160 – Nick Long (eM) pinned Ryland
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