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Vic Moss retires after 29 years of service to the homeless
Vic Moss at his favorite place, the playground.
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Vic Moss has been director of the Emergency Residence Project (ERP) — aka “The Shelter” — in Ames for 29 years. He retired from that position on Aug. 4. The ERP Board of Directors is sponsoring a reception to thank Vic for his faithful service to the homeless. The reception will be from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 28, at Depot Deli, 526 Main St., in Ames. Please come and say thank you to Vic for his untiring mission to help the homeless. When Vic began as director, the shelter housed homeless men, women and families in its three available bedrooms. At that time, the occupancy was about three to four people a night.
The shelter started in 1985 when a group of Story County individuals saw the need for emergency housing for homeless individuals. However, over the years, it has also become a homeless prevention provider by helping individuals and families avoid evictions and the loss of their heat and lights. In the past years, more families have arrived at the door of the shelter. At times, there have been up to 60 people a night. Vic specially enjoys serving the children that live in the apartments. In July 2016, there were 16 children that live in the apartments. Vic has welcomed all of the families and has looked after as many of their needs as was possible.
In 1992, a house, just south of the original shelter, was purchased for transitional housing families. It has two apartments. In 1999, a four-plex was constructed by ISU students and community individuals. It is next door to and north of the original shelter. It was constructed to house Transitional Housing families. In 2015, that four-plex was renovated with the help and supervision of Deacon Alan Christy with funding from St. Cecilia Parish and other Ames churches. There are also two transitional housing apartments located in the basement of the original Shelter. See MOSS on page 5
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MATURE LIVING
Heartland Senior Services • 205 S. Walnut Ave., Ames • (515) 233-2906 Thursday, Aug. 25 8:15 a.m., Tai Chi II 9 a.m., Tai Chi I 9:30 a.m. to noon, Health care 1 p.m., Bingo 6:30 p.m. Duplicate bridge Friday, Aug. 26 9 a.m., Exercise 1 p.m., Friday afternoon cards Sunday, Aug. 28 1:30 p.m., Duplicate bridge Monday, Aug. 29 9 a.m., Video exercise 9 p.m., iPad class 1 p.m., Movie, “Walk the Line” Tuesday, Aug. 30 8:15 a.m., Tai Chi II 9 a.m., Tai Chi I 9:45 a.m., Songbirds
11:50 a.m., Lunch and Learn 7 p.m., Duplicate bridge Wednesday, Aug. 31 9 a.m., Exercise 9 p.m., iPad class 1 p.m.,Rummikub Thursday, Sept. 1 8:15 a.m., Tai Chi II 9 a.m., Tai Chi I 9:30 a.m. to noon, Health care 1 p.m., Bingo 6:30 p.m. Duplicate bridge Friday, Sept. 2 9 a.m., Exercise 1 p.m., Friday afternoon cards 7 p.m., Jazz Jam Sunday, Sept. 4 1:30 p.m., Duplicate bridge Monday, Sept. 5
Closed for Labor Day holiday Tuesday, Sept. 6 8:15 a.m., Tai Chi II 9 a.m., Tai Chi I 9:45 a.m., Songbirds 6:30 p.m., Duplicate bridge Wednesday, Sept. 7 9 a.m., Exercise 1 p.m.,Coloring book workshop Thursday, Sept. 8 8:15 a.m., Tai Chi II 9 a.m., Tai Chi I 9:30 a.m. to noon, Health care 1 p.m., Bingo 4:15 p.m., Free Zumba class 6:30 p.m. Duplicate bridge Friday, Sept. 9 9 a.m., Exercise
11:30 a.m., pre-game tailgate 1 p.m., Friday afternoon cards Sunday, Sept. 11 1:30 p.m., Duplicate bridge Monday, Sept. 12 9 a.m., Video exercise 1 p.m., Rummikub Tuesday, Sept. 13 8:15 a.m., Tai Chi II 9 a.m., Tai Chi I 9:45 a.m., Songbirds 12:30 p.m., Canasta 6:30 p.m., Duplicate bridge 7 p.m., Monthly dance Wednesday, Sept. 14 9 a.m., Video exercise 1 p.m., Rummikub
loaf, whipped potatoes, broccoli, strawberries, chocolate cake. Wednesday, Aug. 31: Hot beef on bun, stewed tomatoes, lima beans, mixed melon, apple crisp. Thursday, Sept. 1: Cheeseburger casserole, savory cabbage, buttered corn, Mandarin oranges, creamy fruit cocktail. Friday, Sept. 2: Tuna salad sandwich, pickled beets, spoon salad grape
medley. Monday, Sept. 5: Closed for Labor Day holiday. Tuesday, Sept. 6: Beef enchilada casserole, tortilla chips and salsa, fiesta corn, peaches.
MENUS Thursday, Aug. 25: Crispy baked chicken, creamed potatoes, green beans, orange slices, chocolate chip cookie. Friday, Aug. 26: Chicken salad sandwich, lettuce, tomato, blackeye pea salad, peaches, butterscotch pudding. Monday, Aug. 29: Chicken tetrazzini, carrots, cinnamon pears, fruit cocktail, garlic breadstick. Tuesday, Aug. 30: Ham
Reservations are recommended and encouraged. Call (515) 233-2906 one day in advance of your desire to join in a congregate meal site.
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MATURE LIVING C E N T R A L I OWA R S V P RSVP offers adult volunteers aged 55+ quality opportunities to share their skills, interests and life experiences in response to a wide variety of community needs.
Octagon Arts Festival Volunteers are needed for a fun variety of twohour shifts at this year’s Octagon Arts Festival on Sunday, Sept. 25. More than 100 artists will showcase their work for more than 14,000 attendees. Support the arts and our community at this fabulous event. For more information, please call Tom at (515) 292-8890.
Pen Pal Program Volunteer as a Pen Pal and be paired with a fifthgrade student. The students write their senior Pen Pal once each month throughout the school year. This program helps students improve their writing skills as well as build respect and
a better understanding as they learn about an older generation. This is one of the most rewarding and fun experiences — the kids are great. We even have a party with the students at the end of the school year. For more information, call Tom (515) 292-8890.
Story County Medical Center Story County Medical is expanding and so are the volunteer opportunities there. Help at the Gift Shop from noon to 3:30 p.m. on
Tuesdays, at the north or south campus as a parttime receptionist, or at the Senior Care Center the second and fourth Sunday of each month to lead Sunday services starting at 2 p.m. Volunteers are also needed to serve as assistants for senior field trips. For more information, call Tom at (515) 292-8890.
Story County Sheriff’s Office Individuals are needed to join a team of volunteers who are working on a major project at the sheriff’s office. Morning and afternoon shifts are available Monday through Friday to scan confidential files. Training will be provided. Volunteers can expect to have a background
clearance check completed. A commitment of three to four hours a week is expected. To take part in this project, please call Teal at (515) 292-8890.
Food at First Join a great group of individuals who help serve daily meals. FAF’s central focus is to help those who are not able to meet their basic need of food. The meal site is located at First Christian Church in downtown Ames. Volunteers are needed from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on the second and third Thursdays of the month as well as the first and fourth Wednesdays of the summer months. Duties include helping to serve the meal and clean up. If you can lend a helping hand, please call Tom at (515) 292-8890.
Iowa Radio Reading Information Service (IRIS) IRIS is an excellent program offered to people who are visually-impaired or unable to physically hold and read a newspaper. Each day, volunteers read aloud and record the Ames Tribune. The recording is then sent by computer to Des Moines where it is broadcasted on a special radio frequency later that day. People who use this service are given a certain radio to pick up this frequency so they are able to hear the daily local news. Volunteers are needed to be readers for this! If you enjoy reading the newspaper, why
not read aloud so others can enjoy it, too? A minimum commitment of one day per month is required of all volunteers. Please call Tom today at (515) 292-8890 to become a part of this program. Orientation Orientation for new or potential volunteers will be at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 15, in the RSVP office at 110 Crystal St. Call (515) 292-8890 for information. Information For more information about RSVP (its history, the staff and other volunteer opportunities), visit www. rsvp volunteer.org or like our Facebook page, Central Iowa RSVP.
IN BR IEF
Free Tai Chi classes offered on Aug. 25 and 30 Have you ever considered taking a Tai Chi class? It is a gentle movement of exercise focusing on muscle strength,
flexibility and balance. Join us for a one- or two-day free class from 9 to 9:45 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 25 and/or Tuesday, Aug. 30 at Heartland Senior Services, 205 S. Walnut Ave., in Ames. For more information, call (515) 233- 2906.
Zumba class starting Sept. 15 Ditch the workout and join the party. Zumba is a Latinbased group fitness class that combines amazing, irresistible and international music with
dynamic, yet simple exercise moves. The five-week session begins Thursday, Sept. 15, through Oct. 13, from 4:15 to 5:15 p.m. at Heartland Senior Services, 205 S. Walnut Avenue, Ames. Cost is $28. Call us at (515) 233-2906 or stop in to register.
Free tryout Zumba class A free Zumba tryout day will be on Thursday, Sept. 8. Come and try it out. Call us at (515) 233-2906.
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From left, Cynthia Lidtke, transitional housing coordinator; Troy Jansen, assistant director, and Vic Moss, director. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Continued from page 1
Vic’s tireless advocacy for the homeless has been a gift to the people of our community. Vic will be missed by all, but he promises
Vic Moss at the shelter entrance. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
to continue fighting for people in poverty. St. Cecilia Parish supports ERP monthly, from donations that parish members contribute to its black bag collection.
From left, Troy, Vic, Cynthia at the four-plex. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Aug. 25
Mental illness support group: NAMI of Central Iowa will hold its monthly support group for family members of individuals living with
mental illness at 7 p.m. at the NAMI-CI Wellness Center, 416 Douglas Ave., Suite 205. No registration is required. For more, call (515) 292-9400. Quilt Guild: The Ames Quilt Guild meets at 6 p.m. at Collegiate Presbyterian
Church, 159 Sheldon Ave. For more, contact Judy Larsen at judylarsen80@gmail.com or Marge Fitzgerald at mfitzl@ live.com Lincoln Highway Days: Celebrate the 32nd year of this event including inflata-
bles, a parade, live entertainment, food, craft vendors and fun for all in Nevada. The festival runs from Thursday, Aug. 25, to Saturday, Aug. 27. A full schedule and map is available at nevadaiowa.org.
Aug. 26
Garage Sale: Unity Church is hosting a garage sale with 10 percent of the the proceeds go to Good Neighbor from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 26, and 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Aug. 27, at Unity Church, Ninth Street and Kellogg Avenue.
Aug. 27
Benefit dinner: Ames Historical Society will host a benefit dinner celebrating Ames history with school day
activities, presentation of the Farwell T. Brown Award, a film about The Roosevelt and an auction, $60 per ticket. It begins at 5:30 p.m., with a buffet dinner at 6 p.m. at Oakwood Road Community Center, 2400 Oakwood Road. Tickets can be purchased at ameshistory.org.
Aug. 28
Fanfare Concert: A free concert featuring the faculty from the ISU Department of Music, including Simon Estes. The concert begins at 3 p.m. at Martha-Ellen Tye Recital Hall, Music Hall, ISU Campus. Reuse, Re-purpose Recycle Market: Experience a street market-like atmosphere where anyone can buy, sell or trade items they no longer use or need, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in downtown Ames.
Aug. 31
Bingo: Bingo is at 6:30 p.m. every Wednesday at the American Legion Post 37, 225 Main St., in Ames. Event is open to the public. Play sheets of three, six or nine squares are available for $6, $12, or $18. Funds raised go to support local community programs.
Sept. 1
Bowling: Come bowl with the ISU Women’s Club League at 9 a.m. every Thursday at Perfect Games, 1300 Dickinson Ave. The league runs from September to April. Fun is goal, with all skill levels welcome. For information, call Marianne at (914) 4508753 or just come.
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STORY COUNTY FAIR YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS BALLARD FFA
Joseph Jordan, Nick Jordan, Ashley Kahler, Chase McLaughlin
COLLINS CLIPPERS
Ashlyn Davis, Leah Davis, Ethan Finch, Madelyn Gerhart, Eliza Girard, Grace Girard, Olivia Moody, Colin Post, Connor Post, Jonathan Struthers, Brenna Thomson, Ian Thomson, Elizabeth Tschantz, Chloe Wierson. Christina Wright
COLLINS-MAXWELL FFA
John Kasper, Rease Morris
COLO-NESCO FFA
Lauren Riese, Caleb Vaughn
COUNTRY PIONEERS Jillian Gibbons,
Dustin Henderson, Callie Kohlwes, Mary McEnany, Jack McKinney, Sam McKinney, Bryce Niemeyer, McKenzie Niemeyer, Hallie Riese, Lindsey Riese, Ethan Robinson, Ben Rouse, Katie Rouse, Rylee Upchurch
EMERALD DRAGONS
Averie Bruner, Eden Bruner, Zachary Campbell, Brandt Damman, Clara Damman, Adam Eichhorn, Madison Geater
FRANKLIN HAPPY GO LUCKIES
Andrew Babcock, Anna Babcock, Julia Bents, Travis Goff, Ava Henningsen, Tanner Henningsen, Lydia Heydlauff, Addison Konz, Grant Konz, Ben Melody, Vivian Nally,
Tyler Pudenz, Justine Rosburg, Reese Rosburg, Jaden Rydl, Jordan Rydl, Angela Schwartz, Jeb Shaw, Cody Wirth
GRANT GUYS & GALS
Chloe Henry, Luke Durkop, Erik Fevold, Luke Fevold, Luke Fevold, Jack Henry, Josephine Kelly, Josephine Kelly, Kennedy Long, Mikayla Long, Avery Mather, Carson Mather, Maria Rivera, Matt Sallee, Jackson Sterle
HAPPY HOMEBODIES
Josiah Brown, Ariana Chappell, Colton Fink, Ellie Nebel, Grace Nelson, Henry Nelson, Isabelle Nelson, Benjamin Rima, Indian Creek Circles, Elisabeth Balke, Dalton Birchmier, Phelan Birchmier, Adam
Craighead, Marshall Day, Ava Decklever, Matthew Deo, Blake Huntrods, Jace Huntrods, Lucas Huntrods, Chasity Moody, Shasta Moody, Rease Morris, Mary Staudt, Jordan Travis
PALESTINE PEPPY PUSHERS
Cheryl Blackmer, Emma Clinton, Carla Edleman, Dana Edleman, Nicholas Edwards, Grace Eness, Carson Finch, Connor Finch, Dillon Hanlon, Kylene Harold, Caleb Hartsook, Lucas Hartsook, Grace Hill, Daniel Hyman, Elizabeth Hyman, Josie Jensen, Alyson Kalsem, Bryanna Kalsem, Daniele Kalsem, Sierra Knight, Grace Long, Caitlin Maher, Natalie Maher, Alec
Sernett, Kurt Sernett, Jameson Sheetz/Kaiser, Marshal Sheldahl, Ellie Shepherd, Katrina Wiech, Rebekah Wiech
RICHLAND MID-STATE Hunter Anderson, Tessa Borwick, Aubrey Gibson, Madalyn Gibson, Katelyn Kingsbury, Kyle Kingsbury, Ellie Moser, Matthew Spaid, Bianca Sponseller, Kylie Taylor
RICHLAND ROYALS
Olivia Axmear, Caitlin Dewell, Nicole Dewell, Nolan Dewell, Tara Donnelly, Cassidy Goos, Lilian Goos, Hannah Lee, Bailey Martin, Claira Miller, Megan Mumm, Abby Stephenson, Kelsy Tillotson Gaedke
Dining Guide
ROLAND-STORY LTS
Makenna Carlson, Nathan Faga, Courtney Gessner, Jaclyn Gessner, Will Halstead, William Licht, Claire Petzenhauser, Max Petzenhauser, Sam Skaar, Allison Wuebker, Courtney Wuebker, Lucas Wuebker, Lynette Wuebker, Kyauna Abele, Angela Harestad, Austin Jewell, Jacob Sterle
SHOOTING SPORTS Jack Chism
SLATER STARS
Nicole Kling, Sydney Smith
WASHINGTON HAPPENINGS
Rebeka Bell, Makayla Britcher, Katie Fukushima, Ryan Palas, Hailey Sibbel, Brittany White Buffalo
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PEOPLE
Dan Franklin and Stephanie Clark, members of the Ames Town and Country Kiwanis Club, are maintaining the Club’s Flower Garden located near the main entrance to Brookside Park. Assisting, but not picturedm are club member Ray Callahan and guest Paul Lundy. Plant material was furnished by Hulob Garden & Greenhaouse. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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STORY COUNTY FAIR YOUTH RIBBON WINNERS BALLARD FFA
Joseph Jordan, Nick Jordan, Ashley Kahler, Chase McLaughlin
COLLINS CLIPPERS
Angela Calkins, Rebecca Calkins, Ashlyn Davis, Leah Davis, Ethan Finch, Denton Gerhart, Landon Gerhart, Madelyn Gerhart, Audrey Girard, Eliza Girard, Grace Girard, Olivia Moody, Colin Post, Connor Post, Abby Struthers, Brennen Struthers, Jacob Struthers, Jonathan Struthers, Brenna Thomson. Ian Thomson, Andrew Tschantz, Elizabeth Tschantz, Hannah Tschantz, Sarah Tschantz, Chloe Wierson, Josie Wierson, Kenzi Wierson, Christina Wright
COLLINS-MAXWELL FFA
Gracie Cheville, John Kasper, Tyler Meier, Rease Morris
COLO-NESCO FFA
Isabel Buchanan, Peyton Hall, Lauren Riese, Caleb Vaughn
COUNTRY PIONEERS
Jillian Gibbons, Alex Grover, Asher Grover, Adam Henderson, Dustin Henderson, Hannah Jamison, Callie Kohlwes, Mary McEnany, Jack McKinney, Sam McKinney, Bryce Niemeyer, McKenzie Niemeyer, Hallie Riese, Lauren Riese, Lindsey Riese, Drew Robinson, Ethan, Robinson, Alex Rouse, Ben Rouse, Katie Rouse, Nolan Smith, Emma Stalzer, Grace Stalzer, Rylee Upchurch
CULINARY CLUB
Dylan McKinley
EMERALD DRAGONS
Averie Bruner, Eden Bruner, Zachary Campbell, Brandt Damman, Clara Damman, Adam Eichhorn, Alex Eichhorn, Madison Geater, Nathan Geater
FERNALD FRENZY
Mason Adams, Quintyn Adams, Brianna Derrick, Nora Engstrom, Katherine Hawley, Isaiah,. Hirschman, Paul Hirschman, Elizabeth Sloan, Aubrie Spevack
FRANKLIN HAPPY GO LUCKIES
Andrew Babcock, Anna Babcock, Brody Bents, Celeste Bents, Julia Bents, Anne Buffington, Zak Buffington, Travis Goff, Sidney Hansen, Reese Henderson, Ava Henningsen, Tanner Henningsen, Lydia Heydlauff, Addison Konz, Grant Konz, Abbie Lucht, Ben Melody, Vivian Nally, Keara OBrien, Tyler Pudenz, Justine Rosburg, Lauren Rosburg, Reese Rosburg, Jaden Rydl, Jordan Rydl, Katie Sanow, Amelia Schaufenbuel, Angela Schwartz, Jeb Shaw. Piper Soma, Lauralee Thach, Rebecca wickert, Cody Wirth, Cole Wirth
FTC - FIRST TECHNOLOGY CLUB Johnathan Runneals
GILBERT FFA
Jack Borts, Jamie Brenner, Lydia Heydlauff, Will Johnston, Matthew Koenig, Grant Guys & Gals, Abygail Doty, Luke Durkop, Erik Fevold, Luke Fevold, Chloe Henry, Jack Henry, Josephine Kelly, Cade Knop, Kennedy Long, Mikayla Long, Avery Mather, Carson Mather, Maria Rivera, Matt Sallee, Erica Sporrer, Jackson Sterle, Jacob Sterle,
Cason Stevenson, Rylee Stevenson, Walker Thomas, Ross Uthe
HAPPY HOMEBODIES
Josiah Brown, Ariana Chappell, Colton Fink, Kalie Fink, Ellie Nebel, Grace Nelson, Henry Nelson, Isabelle Nelson, Benjamin Rima, Olivia Stagliano
INDEPENDENT MEMBERS Hannah Caple, Anna
Humphrey
INDIAN CREEK CIRCLES
Elisabeth Balke, Dalton Birchmier, Phelan Birchmier, Marissa boege, Jaden Camp, Adam Craighead, Marshall Day, Morgan Day, Ava Decklever, Matthew Deo, Lana Ferrari, Blake Huntrods, Jace Huntrods, Lucas Huntrods, Clayton Leslie, See page 18
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STORY COUNTY FAIR YOUTH RIBBON WINNERS Continued from page 17
Gracie Leslie, Karlie Maxwell, Chasity Moody, Shasta Moody, Rease Morris, Luke Plunkett, Mary Staudt,
Brailyn Tankersley, Autmn Toney, Jordan Travis
Austin Doty, Connor MacVey
NEVADA FFA
Geena Jensen, Coner Kromminga
Dana Ackerman, Ryanne Barker, Courtney Davis,
NEVADA INVADERS
PALESTINE PEPPY PUSHERS
Ashton Allen, Cheryl Blackmer, Emma Clinton, Carla Edleman, Dana Edleman, Nicholas Edwards, Ella Eness, Grace Eness, Carson Finch, Connor Finch, Katelyn Gingery, Dillon Hanlon, Kylene Harold, Caleb Hartsook, Lucas Hartsook, Grace Hill, Jennie Huxford, Daniel Hyman, Elizabeth Hyman, Nathan Hyman, Josie Jensen, Ashley Kahler, Alyson Kalsem, Bryanna Kalsem, Daniele Kalsem, Trevor Kalsem, Sierra Knight, Gage Long, Grace Long, Nicholas Luke, Caitlin Maher, Natalie Maher, Jake oldenkamp, Clayton Poots, Sam Salasek, Spencer Salasek, Drake Schonhorst,
Alec Sernett, Kurt Sernett, Jameson Sheetz/Kaiser, Marshal Sheldahl, Ellie Shepherd, Ellie Twedt, Grant Twedt, Alex Wiech, Katrina Wiech, Rebekah Wiech, Abigail Zielke, Allison Zielke
RICHLAND MID-STATE
Addison Anderson, Faythe Anderson, Hunter Anderson, Liam Anderson, Alexis Black, Samantha Black, Tessa Borwick, Aubrey Gibson, Madalyn Gibson, Paige Handsaker, Katelyn Kingsbury, Kyle Kingsbury, Brady Moser, Ellie Moser, Ellie Nusbaum, Makayla Spaid, Matthew Spaid, McKinley Spaid, Bianca Sponseller, Kent Sponseller, Kylie Taylor, Ella Toot, Sydney Wierson
RICHLAND ROYALS
Olivia Axmear, Caitlin Dewell, Nicole Dewell, Nolan Dewell, Lindsey Donnelly,
Tara Donnelly, Kayleigh Edmonds, Stacey Fox, Billy Gibbons, Cassidy Goos, Lilian Goos, Delaney Holdredge, Allison Kruzich, Austin Kruzich, Hannah Lee, Bailey Martin, Noah Martin, Taylor Mehmen, Ashley Mickelson, Claira Miller, Lillian Miller, Sarah Miller, Megan Mumm, Rebekah Pawlovich, Madilyn Rowson, Erin Sellberg, Abby Stephenson, Kelsy Tillotson Gaedke
ROLAND STORY LTS
Makenna Carlson, Nicole De Penning, Kade Faga, Nathan Faga, Courtney Gessnerm, Jaclyn Gessner, Carly Halstead, Max Halstead, Will Halstead, Nels Hanson, Riley Larson, Tatum Lester, William Licht, Meredith McMullen, Lydia Munsinger, Claire Petzenhauser, Max Petzenhauser, Sam Skaar, Allison Wuebker, Courtney Wuebker, Lucas Wuebker,
Lynette Wuebker
ROLAND-STORY FFA
Kyauna Abele, Carston Baker, Nic Bell, Christian Buckels, Max Halstead, Angela Harestad, Austin Hobbs, Matthew Hougland, Austin Jewell, Lindsey Larson, Brayden Lester,l Ben Olsen, Jenna Riedemann, Zach Shadlow, Jackson Sterle, Jacob Sterle, Amber Taylor, Zach Taylor., Brianna White
SHOOTING SPORTS
Jack Chism, Jim Chism, Slater Stars, Nicole Kling, Micah Ott, Sydney Smith
WASHINGTON HAPPENINGS
Marii Bell, Rebeka Bell, Makayla Britcher, Tommy Chinery, Torin Chinery, Audrey Diesslin, Katie Fukushima, Ryan Palas, Hailey Sibbel, Brittany White Buffalo
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PEOPLE Ames Golden K Kiwanis presented a check for $800 on Aug. 11 to the Story County Division of Mid Iowa Community Action to support their family development efforts. From left, Golden K’s Jerry Solbeck, Sunny Thompson, MICA Story County director, and Golden K’s Don Brockman. Please check Ames Golden K’s website amesgoldenk. org for more information. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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PEOPLE
Motorcycle riders making a difference for Parkinson’s research Shake, Rattle & Roll has become an annual fundraiser that many motorcycle riders and non-riders alike will attend to help raise money. Lost Cause is a motorcycle rider’s group in central Iowa. Like many, the members of Lost Cause didn’t know much about Parkinson’s until their fellow member, Chad Pierson, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2006 at age 37. A couple of years after
his diagnosis, the group suggested a fundraiser to help Chad, better known as “Beads,” and his wife, Kristen (“Teen”), with finances while they traveled to Mayo Clinic for Chad to have the deep brain stimulation procedure performed. Chad didn’t think he “needed” a fundraiser since there are so many others who are worse off than himself. The Lost Cause group decided
to organize a fundraiser to help all people suffering from Parkinson’s. This year’s Shake, Rattle & Roll will be on Saturday, Aug. 27. There will be a motorcycle ride which will start at the Moose Lodge in Iowa Falls at noon. Registration will be from 11 a.m. to noon and there will be a $5 cost for the ride. The ride will include stops in Owasa (3 day) and Hubbard (The Hubb) and end in Story City at Carousel Lanes. Non-riders are welcome to attend at 4:30 p.m. at Carousel Lanes in Story City. There will be food, a live auction and live music, featuring the bands Dr. Ink of Nevada, at 4:30 p.m. and Gauntlet of Des Moines at approximately 7 p.m.
Jamie Quarnstrom, J.S.T.T. board member, receiving a check from SCFE boardmembers Karen Hermanson and Dwayne Fiihr. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO