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Vocal Variety Show The High School Fall Vocal Variety Show has been moved to the following Tuesday, October 22nd at 7:00 PM in the high school gym. This is a change from the originally scheduled calendar date.

Kids Halloween Party Sheffield Area Community Club would like to invite all kids to a Halloween Party on Thursday, Oct. 31 at the West Fork Elementary School multi-purpose room beginning at 5 p.m. They will be taking group pictures of the kids before they eat so if we could please have everyone at the school ready to start pictures at 5 p.m. Sheffield Area Community Club will be serving hot dogs, drinks and a cookie to all and each child will received a reflective treat bag with a glow necklace. We are looking forward to seeing all the kids in their costumes.

Auxiliary Soup Supper On November 11 the Sheffield American Legion Auxiliary will be hosting a soup supper for the Sheffield American Legion Post. We invite all those who have served in our armed forces who have not joined our post yet to register and join us that evening. We also invite women who would like to be an auxiliary member to join us. If you had a spouse, father, grandfather or son who served in the military, you are entitled to join. If you are interested contact Lou Brown at 892-4404.

Shop Hop, Oct. 18 & 19 Shop your way through the Sheffield area on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 18-19, when eight local businesses host the community’s first ever Shop Hop. Pick up a free punch card from any of the participating businesses. Get it marked by all eight of the businesses over the course of two days, and you’ll be eligible for a grand prize drawing worth nearly $150 in merchandise and gift certificates. Participating businesses include: Chapin Station, Dugan’s Supermarket, Enchanged Acres, Forever Yours, Reborn in a Barn, Sew Heavenly Creations, Sheffield Family Pharmacy, and Tull’s New & Used.

Sheffield Craft Show, Nov. 2 Whether you’re looking for hostess gifts or stocking stuffers, you’re sure to find unique gifts during Sheffield’s 10th Annual Craft & Holiday Show on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2013. The show will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the high school gym. More than 30 vendors different will be offering their wares, from customized West Fork clothing to homemade jams and one-of-a-kind seasonal decorations. Consultants will also be in attendance from Beauti-Control, Tupperware, Pampered Chef, Wildtree and Tastefully Simple and Scentsy – just to name a few. “The Sheffield Craft and Holiday Show is a primary fundraiser for West Fork Girl Scouts from kindergarten through high school seniors,� says Nancy Retz, West Fork Girl Scouts Service Unit Leader. “Funds raised help offset costs for the West Fork troops, including Girl Scout day camp. Not only is this craft show great event, but it’s benefiting a worthy cause. We look forward to seeing you there!�

Sacred Heart Turkey Dinner Sacred Heart Parish in Rockwell will be serving their Annual Turkey Dinner on Sunday, Oct. 27. The buffet style dinner, including turkey, dressing and all the trimmings will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cost for adults is $9, children 12 and under $6, and preschoolers may dine for free. Take outs are available for $9, and there will be delivery service for shut-ins only.

Genealogical Society, October 19 The Franklin County Genealogical Society will meet at 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 19, at the Franklin County Historical Building Library on the Franklin County Fairgrounds in Hampton. Guests are welcome.

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Saturday, Oct. 12 4-H Family Night at the Movies, 7 p.m. at the Windsor Theatre, Hampton Monday, Oct. 14 Your Money Your Future, 6-8 p.m., Franklin Co Extension office Tuesday, Oct. 15 AA Meeting at Zion St. John Lutheran Church, Sheffield, at 8 p.m. Sheffield-Chapin Retired Teachers Breakfast at the Village Court Family Restaurant, Mason City, 9 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16 CPAT: Aquatic, Forest & Roadside Pest Management, 9 a.m., Franklin Co. Extension office, pre-registration is required. Friday, Oct. 18 Flu Vaccination Clinic, Franklin Medical Center, Hampton, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19 4-H Shooting Sports – Archery, 2:30 p.m., Franklin Co. Conservation Shed, Hampton Monday, Oct. 21 d West Fork School Board Meeting, 5 p.m. in Rockkwell Tuesday, Oct. 22 t. AA Meeting at Zion St. h, John Lutheran Church, Sheffield, at 8 p.m.

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Glow Run sees great turnout last Saturday in Sheffield By Nick Pedley Over 240 illuminated runners and walkers hit the streets of Sheffield last Saturday night for the first-ever Glow-in-the-Dark 5K Run/ Walk. The event raised over $2,900 for the West Fork High School after-prom festivities next spring. The total greatly exceeded the initial expectations of event coordinators Mary Schulz and Amber Weydert, who originally said they would be content if the 5K raised between $1,000-$1,500. “It went great. We had a really, really great turnout, the weather was wonderful and everyone had a lot of fun,� said Schulz. “It was really hard to even keep count of everyone there.� Schulz said there were more than 240 participants, and many people registered with young children in strollers and other family members. The event wasn’t timed, and people had the option to

run or walk the route which wound its way around the outskirks of town. It kicked off at 9 p.m. and finished up just over an hour later. Participants were given a neon T-shirt and a glow-inthe-dark necklace, bracelet and glasses when they registered. Police officers and other volunteers guided the pack through the streets and set up posts at each turn, but that didn’t prevent one minor hiccup from occurring. A group of high school cross country runners got ahead of the crowd a strayed away from the route momentarily. “It was just a minor hitch, no big deal really,� said Schulz. The race wasn’t timed, and there was a black light tent set up so people could take pictures with friends and family in all their glow-in-thedark garb. Both Schulz and Weydert were happy with the turnout, but they said the event would have been impossible without the backing

These glowing bodies in the Glow Run’s black light tent were from the Peil family of Coulter. Pictured are Cam, Evan, Cindy and Rob. (Submitted photo courtesy of Amber Weydert) of the entire community. unteers and police officers “We just want to give a huge that made this a great family thank you to all the race vol- event,� said Schulz.

Alley usage comes into question at Sheffield council meeting By Nick Pedley A dispute between neighbors about an alley topped an otherwise routine meeting of the Sheffield City Council Monday night. JC McCaslin came before the council and asked permission to park his camper in a plotted alley between Gilman Street and Thompson Street. According to McCaslin, he parked there until recently after Police Chief Ed Hanig asked that he remove it and get permission from the council. “I don’t know if I need a parking permit or if I need to stay off it or what, but I’ve been parking stuff on it since I moved there,� said McCaslin. The alley isn’t graveled, and a tree grows in the middle of its boundaries. McCaslin claimed it wasn’t a thru alley because the tree made it impossible to use if anyone were to actually drive on it. The council also seemed unsure about how to determine the alley’s true path because residential development has somewhat skewed its original design. “If it’s a thru alley, than there shouldn’t be a tree there, right?� Councilman Nick Wilson asked. One of McCaslin’s neighbors, John Hartman, was in attendance and expressed concerns over the camper. He said the alley is plotted so emergency personnel and have better access to houses during the event of a fire. “I’ve lived there for over 30 years, and I’ve never had a problem with that tree as long as they could get a firetruck through there,� he said. “Everybody’s been happy with that alley until now – because somebody wants to park their camper there.� Hartman claimed McCaslin’s

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camper blocked access, but the council debated whether or not a firetruck could even make it through the plotted alley. “I think there’s several alleyways here in town that you couldn’t get a firetruck through,� said Mayor Jim Saylor. “As far as I can see, you couldn’t get a firetruck through there anyway.� Councilman Sean Cameron agreed, and didn’t think giving McCaslin permission to park in the plotted alley was the group’s decision to make. He said a land survey would be needed to figure out the plotted path’s exact boundaries. He felt that would lead down a slippery slope for other alleys throughout Sheffield, in turn costing money for both the city and residents. “I think we let our police department figure it out or work it out as neighbors,� Cameron said. “Otherwise, we’re going to be cutting down a tree and pouring gravel.� Cameron’s fellow councilmen agreed, and the group chose not to act on the issue. They told McCaslin and Hartman to either work out or ask Hanig to decide whether the parked camper was in violation of any code. Other business The council adopted a resolution that established a multi-hazard mitigation plan and approved the 20122013 urban renewal report. Additionally, they approved a transfer of funds out of the General Fund to the Debt Service Fund to bring the Debt Service Fund to a zero balance, per an auditor’s request. The group also set this year’s trickor-treat date and time for Thursday, Oct. 31, from 5:30-8 p.m.

The near-$3,000 sum raised at the run/walk pushed the parent-led committee’s total to around $7,000 on the year. Schulz and Weydert said the annual after-prom festivities usually cost between $8,000$9,000 to bring in entertainment and pay for prizes, and they didn’t think they’d need to host another fundraiser. Prior to the 5K, the afterprom committee hosted a pork burger tailgate and sold West Fork merchandise to raise funds. Schulz said the group plans to ask local businesses to donate the remainder of the amount needed to pay for the after-prom party, which other committees have done in the past. “This was a good little fundraiser, so we won’t have to do another one, hopefully,� said Schulz. “We’re so lucky in the West Fork community because the businesses and everyone are always so good about supporting things and helping out.�

School Conferences at West Fork School Conferences for preschool through high school will be from 4 to 8 p.m., Monday, Oct. 28 and Tuesday, Oct. 29 from 3 to 7 p.m. Preschool and elementary students in both the Rockwell and Sheffield buildings will have scheduled conference times with their teachers. Middle school teachers will be in the new gym and parents can meet with them as they become available. Teachers will be taking a meal break on Monday from 5 to 5:30 and on Thursday from 4:30 to 5 and will not be available during those times. High school teachers will be available in their rooms for conferences. Shared teachers will split their time between the Rockwell and Sheffield campuses. Mrs. Payton, Mrs. Gappa, Mr. Spurgin and Mr. Kudej will be in Sheffield 4-5:40 p.m. on Monday and 3-7 p.m. on Thursday. They will be in Rockwell 6-8 p.m. on Monday. Mrs. Otten will be in Sheffield 4-5:40 p.m. on Monday and Rockwell 6-8 p.m. on Monday and 3-7 p.m. on Tuesday. Mr. Curtis and Mrs. Scholl will be in Sheffield 6-8 p.m. on Monday and in Rockwell 4-5:40 p.m. on Monday and 3-7 p.m. on Thursday. Mrs. McLennan will be available 4-6 p.m. on Monday and 3-7 p.m. on Thursday. Mrs. Trewin will be available on Monday and Mr. Elling on Tuesday. The ICAN (Iowa College Access Network) will provide two presentations on Monday, Oct. 28. At 5:30 in the media center, juniors and parents are invited to the College Planning Night. This is the ideal opportunity to find answers to your questions about the college planning process. At 6:30 p.m. seniors and parents are invited to the Financial Aid presentation in the media center. This is a very informative meeting regarding financial aid for college - there will

be info on completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), types of financial assistance available as well as overview, tips and deadlines for the financial aid process. School will be dismissed at 2 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 28 and Tuesday, Oct. 29. There will be no school on Friday, Nov. 1. School conferences are an important source of communication between the teachers, students and parents/guardians. They provide an opportunity for parents/guardians to meet teachers and administrators, to ask questions and to hear about how each child interacts in the classroom. It is an opportunity to gain valuable feedback about the development of individual students. Most importantly, it sends a powerful message about how much parents and educators care about the education of each student. Even if it is only for five or 10 minutes, the time parents take to spend with teachers can have an enormous impact on their children’s attitude toward learning and success in the classroom, such as increased school attendance and higher academic performance. We encourage you to make every effort to attend the conferences. West Fork School Calendar Notices Friday, Oct. 18 End of Quarter, 2 p.m. dismissal Wednesday, Oct. 23 Professional Development, 2 p.m. dismissal Monday, Oct. 28 Parent Teacher Conferences, 4-8 p.m. 2 p.m. Dismissal Tuesday, Oct. 29 Parent Teacher Conferences, 3-7 p.m. 2 p.m. dismissal Friday, Nov. 1 No School Monday, Nov. 4 No School, Professional Development

West Fork Kindergarteners visited the Sheffield Fire Department for Fire Prevention Week, on Tuesday, Oct. 8. Visitors included: (front row, left to right) Prestyn Woodbury, Braydon Smit, Caden Stanbrough, Connor Lane, Andrew Atkinson, Bo Pals, (second row) Pam Meints, Mrs. McMahon, Ivy Hartman, Kyle Graney Jr., Wyatt Bonnema, Cale McKee, August Sasse, Addison Kreimeyer, Chase Showalter, Brylee Dickman, Mrs. Fullerton, Kaci Harper, (third row) Keira Huling, Kylin Johnson, Owen Schmidt, Dax Suntken, Eli Muhlenbruch, Trevor Sorensen, Porsch’e Lilly, Nathan Harlan, Blake Vorhes, Abby Shoning, Alec Hobbiebrunken, (firemen) Mike Barnes, Calvin Primus, JC McCaslin, and Todd Shreckengost. (JZ photo)

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The Sheffield Press OCTOBER 17, 2013 Sheffield, Iowa

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October 17, 1963 Petit jurors for the November term of Franklin county district court were selected on Monday, Oct. 7, in the office of clerk of district court, Harry W. Jorgensen. They will serve from Nov. 4, at 10:00 a.m. until discharged according to the venire. Seven Sheffield residents are included in the list of 65 jurors named. They are Carol Logan, Ruth Wolf, Letha Sindt, Mildred Wearda, Herman A. Berding, Imogene Gamm and Roberta Atkinson. The other persons from this area of the county selected to serve as jurors are as follows: Ross – Mrs. Lawrence Ragsdale, Wayne Schmitt; West Fork – Mrs. Keith Sheppard, Mrs. Harry Card. Janice Davolt of Sheffield, sophomore student at Westmar college, has been selected a member of the football band. This band performs at all football games, pep rallies, and parades. Janice is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Davolt. Dennis Blankenship of route 1, Sheffield, a student teacher at Iowa State University, Ames, is obtaining practice by instruction in the Pleasantville Community high school. He is majoring in vocational agriculture. “The Panther Marching Hundred� of the State College of Iowa, Cedar Falls, will be led by the colorful twirlers and baton major when the college band travels to Morningside College in Sioux City for the SCI-Morningside game Saturday. Walter Stover of Sheffield is drum major. Others in the group are Bonnie Dostel of Toledo; Janet Wyatt of Hudson; Delores Sherman of Hartley; Pamela Hite of Washington; and Marsha Joslyn of Cedar Falls. The band will perform at halftime ceremonies of the football contest

which marks Morningside’s homecoming celebration. The “Panther Marching Hundred� is directed by Donald Wendt, associate director of bands at SUI. Misses Nancy and Karen Crawford of Sanborn were week end guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jensen and Marcia Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Laskowski of Columbus, Nebr., and Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Laskowski, left Wednesday to visit relatives, at Marshfield and Wausaw, Wis. They returned to Sheffield on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Koenigsberg were at Corning on Saturday and Sunday, week end visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hungate and family. The Hungates, former Sheffield residents, are employed on a large cattle farm near Corning. Mr. and Mrs. Hember Steele and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller of Ellendale, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rurup and family of rural Rockwell, and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Steele were Sunday visitors in the home of Harvey Steele. Specials this week at B & W Fine Foods include: Hormel’s All Meat Weiners, pkg., 29c; Del Monte Catsup, 14-oz. bottle, 15c; Boston Butt Pork Roast, fresh cut, lb. only 39c; Borden’s Cottage Cheese, 1-lb. carton, 15c; U. S. No. 1 Red Potatoes, 20-lb. bag, 59c; Del Monte Cream or Whole Kernel Corn, No. 303 can, 15c. October 18, 1973 The Town of Sheffield Municipal Election ballot will have the names of the following offices and candidates printed thereon: For Mayor – Two-year term, vote for one: Clifford Thomas and Ronald Eric Hansen. For Councilmen – Four-

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year term, vote for two: Daniel Dolan, Frank Norris, and Norene Schwierjohnn. For Treasurer – Twoyear term, vote for one: blank for write-in, no candidate having filed. For Park Commissioner – Six-year term, vote for one: blank for writein, no candidate having filed. David l. Hopes this week has announced his write-in candidacy for Mayor of Sheffield. He formerly served the town as Chief of Police, and is a life-time resident of this community. Vera Schreiber, Sheffield housewife, has announced that she will be a write-in candidate for Mayor. Her announcement will be published the week of Oct. 25. Mrs. Schreiber, who has been interested in community affairs, is the wife of Fred Schreiber, an employee of the Sheffield Brick & Tile Co. Mrs. Merna Schroeder, owner and operator of Merna’s Home Salon at Sheffield, received second place trophy in the membership participation Styling contest, held Tuesday evening, Oct. 9. This was at the regular meeting of the North Central affiliate of National Hair Dressers at Iowa Falls. Mrs. Lorenz Niedringhaus of West Fork township was Mrs. Schroeder’s model. Mrs. Irma Riggins, owner and operator of Irma’s Beauty Salon in West Fork township, also participated. Mrs. Hartley Alden was her model. First and third place winners were Iowa Falls members. Mrs. Lorenz Niedringhaus was winner of the door award. Sheffield-Chapin Spartanettes Softball team had a 10-win 4-loss fall season; an offensive average of 9.2 per game, and a defensive average of 3.1. The team scored 138 runs, having 155 hits for a .272 average. Becky Peter, freshman pitcher, gave up 43 hits and was charged with 46 runs. She walked 86 and hit 14 batters. She scored 14 runs with 12 hits for a .261 average; having 3 home runs and a double. Priscilla Rust topped the regular team with a .438 batting average getting 21 hits which included a home run, 3 triples and 2 doubles. She walked 10 times and struck out once, scoring 20 runs. Val Edgington had a .327 average with 18 hits, 1 homer, 1 triple, 3 doubles. She walked 4 trips and struck out 4 times, scoring 16 runs. Mary Mullin had a .309 average with 17 hits, a homer and triple, 2 doubles, scoring the most runs 22. Donna O;Connor had a .308 with 12 hits, a triple and 2 doubles; to score 15 runs She had the most walks 15. Lauri Hanig had a .245 with 12 hits to score 14 runs. Jeri McKee had a .182 with 8 hits to score 16 runs. Sue Brouwer had a .178 with 8 hits to score 12 runs. Cindy Buss had a .105 with 4 hits to score 7 times. Reserves, Terry Davolt had a .1000 with 1 hit to score 1 run; Mary Beck had a .500 with 2 hits to score 1 run. Ned Bohach is the team coach. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stevens of Mason City were Sunday visitors with her mother, Mrs. Irene Markwardt. Mrs. Melvin Baxter, Carol and Bruce, left from the Rochester, Minn., airport on Friday, Oct. 5, for Detroit, mich. They returned to Sheffield on Sunday by car, with Carol the owner of a new Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lauster of Clear Lake accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Don Sindt to Waukee on Sunday, Oct. 14, to help their granddaughter, Sandra Sindt, celebrate her birthday in the home of her

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Sindt and Bobby. October 20, 1983 A host of friends and neighbors with corn pickers, tractors and wagons gathered at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Deam, Friday, Oct. 14, to assist in the picking of 100 acres of corn. The ladies brought food and assisted in the serving of lunch in the morning and afternoon and the serving of the noon meal in the Duane Renberg home. Mrs. Deam is recuperating at her home following surgery. Good Samaritans participating in the harvest were: Leo Renberg, Duane Renberg, Howard Markwardt, Roger Bertelson, Jerry Hall, Marvin Deam, Dale Mollenbeck, Delmar Mollenbeck, Keith Koenen, George Barnes, Dave Haller, Steve Kruckenberg, Lyle Kruckenberg, Roger Fekkers, Lawrence Hansen, Wayne Squire, Wilbert Hanson, John Haller and Scott Deam. Lunches, dinner and food was furnished and served by Elinor Lauritzen, Frances Holt, Jeanette Hall, Carol Renberg, Margaret Markwardt, Janiece Renberg, Donna Bertelson, Jan Koenen, Dorothy Kruckenberg, Sue Kruckenberg, Janice Fekker, Dawn Haller, Ellen Mollenbeck, Norma Mollenbeck and Tracy Deam. Norma Mollenbneck furnished supper for the family and friends Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Heuberger of Clear Lake were Sunday dinner and afternoon visitors of Mrs. Mary Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schwierjohann and Maridee of Glenville, Minn., were Sunday evening supper guests of his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schwierjohann. Scott Conlon of Dickenson, N. D., arrived at the home of his par-

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Conlon and Deanne, on Saturday, Oct. 15. He is also a frequent visitor with his grandfather, E. A. Conlon, a resident of the Sheffield Care Center. He will leave on Friday for his home. October 21, 1993 In the North Star Conference tournament the Lady Spartans tied for second with Alden in their pool play behind Ventura. S-C/M-T opened tournament action beating Alden 15-10 and 15-6, then split with Woden-Crystal Lake 8-15 and 15-5 and dropped two close games to eventual tourney champ Ventura 14-16 and 13-15. Because of a tie for second the Spartanettes and Alden had to play a 1-game rally scoring contest to 11 points to see who would advance to the semi-finals. Alden got revenge from their earlier losses to S-C/M-T winning the playoff 11 to 4. Individually Angie Peter recorded 39 assists and made all 40 serving attempts with 9 aces. Becky Carlson was 18 for 23 hitting with 10 kills and 19 for 24 serving and had 6 digs. Dawn Anderson led the team hitting with 20 kills in 28 for 38 attacks. Dawn was 11 for 12 serving and had 6 digs and 3 blocks. Carrie Anderson was a close second in hitting getting 19 kills in 31 of 42 hitting and made 23 of 26 serves and recorded 6 blocks and 6 digs. Andy Adams was 10 of 16 in hitting with 3 kills, 8 blocks and 2 digs. Jill Slagle was perfect serving in 11 opportunities and had 5 digs. Amy proctor made 9 of her 11 serving tries and added 2 blocks. The Lady Spartans closed out the regular season with a 15-9-2 overall match record and won 45 games while losing 28. The Newman Knights proved

to be just a bit too much for the S-C/M-T Spartans Friday. The Knights continuously eeked out first downs, keeping the Spartan offense sidelined for all but 10 plays in the second half to defeat the home team 26-13. Spartan rushers were again held to under 100 yards as Rafer Mateer tallied 45 yards on 16 carries and Joey Dickman 39 on 9 carries. Chad Slagle threw the ball effectively, completing 7 in 16 attempts for 85 yards. Ben Wolf, Ryan Caffrey and Dan Amble each caught 2 balls for 20, 27 and 22 yards respectively. The Spartan defense was led by Rafer Mateer who got 11 solo tackles and 8 assists. Ryan Lahner added 5 solos and 12 assists, Ryan Caffrey 5 solos, 5 assists, Clint Siskow 4 solos, 4 assists and Travis Statlander had 1 solo and 8 assists. Joey Dickman also intercepted a pass for S-C/MT. Roger and Shirley Madsen spent the week end of Oct. 9 with the Paul Blythe family in Winterset and attended the Covered Bridge Festival. Kelly Etnier of Macomb, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Frey, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harris and Zachary, all of Mason City; and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Etnier were Sunday dinner guests of Florence Frey. Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Lage of Stillwater, Okla., arrived Friday to enjoy several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Lage, and stayed in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Lage. Mrs. Helen Brouwers of Guthrie Center spent two weeks in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lorraine Malone. Lorraine took her mother home Sunday, Oct. 10, and remained there for the week.

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A playoff putdown The Sheffield Press

I thought I wouldn’t care, and I said I wouldn’t watch. However, I’ve found myself drawn to this year’s baseball playoffs despite concerted efforts to steer clear. I didn’t plan on boycotting the post-season, but a pair of cruddy match-ups in the American League and National League Championship Series turned me off when they were finalized after last week’s divisional series ended. It seems my apathy was fueled by a lack of diversity among the remaining four teams. There isn’t an obvious underdog on either side, and it makes picking a team to root for rather difficult. This year’s post-season seemed destined for some rather dramatic outcomes. The Pittsburgh Pirates made the playoffs for the first time in 20 years, the Tampa Bay Rays grabbed a wild card spot despite having one of baseball’s smallest payrolls, and the Oakland A’s won their division with a relatively young and unknown roster. I thought for sure this was going to be the year for some of MLB’s smaller market teams.

Fast forward to this week and it’s quite obvious that scenario didn’t work out in my favor. The A’s, Pirates and Rays all got beat in fivegame series, and their defeats left me with a rather undesirable final four teams. The St. Louis Cardinals and Los Angles Dodgers were left to duke it out for the National League pennant, while the Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers filled out the American League ticket. Neither of these match-ups particularly caught my eye, but I found myself drawn to the games this past weekend nonetheless. Be it extra-inning fireworks or late-game heroics, these two league championship series have already delivered their fair share of drama. However, I’m still not sure whom I’m rooting for. There really isn’t an underdog on either side – three out of the four teams rank in the Top 10 of Major League Baseball’s highest payrolls, and the other one sits at No. 11. Additionally, these teams have enjoyed great success this year and in seasons past, which also makes picking one rather hard. I’m a sucker for a good “worst to

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first� story. Though I may be finding it hard to choose a favorite, I’m quite used to pulling for random teams this time of the year. My two favorite clubs – the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners – are usually out of the playoff picture by mid-June. It definitely stinks, but I suppose there are always some positives to take away from this perpetual mediocre reality. For starters, I don’t have to stay up glued to games that run late into the night. I’m perfectly fine with tuning out around the fifth inning if my eyelids start feeling a little heavy. Not having any stake in who wins has given me quite a bit of leeway during the post-season

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it even feels like, and it seems like decades since the Cubs and Mariners actually played games that mattered after the All-Star break. I guess I’ll have to stick with the “maybe next year� mantra and hope it pans out one of these seasons. As it stands, I think I’m pulling for a Dodgers/Tigers World Se-

ries. I was watching a game with my dad this past weekend, and he said he hoped Detroit would keep winning. I asked why, and he responded, “Just for the city. With everything going on there, I just hope they can pull it out.� I suppose that’s as good of reason as any. Go Tigers, I guess.

-XVW 7DONLQ¡ It was almost a good week . . . until this morning (Tuesday a.m.) I turned on the computer and part of it must have passed on during the night! After calling friend technician (twice), the phone company (twice), they determined that something (they gave it a name . . . but if it ain’t a “thingâ€? or “watchamacallitâ€? I don’t know the real name!) is shot! Anyway . . . it was something that had to be replaced. Shortly after noon and we’re up and running once more. Now all I need is to play catch up. All I can say at this point is Thank You for all the help . . . and I hope my blood pressure returns to normal! Home . . . once again I didn’t make it south over the week end. Little Lid won’t know me if I miss another week! But that’s not going to happen. Once again I did get a lot of things done around the house. I purchased new drapes for the living room and dining room a few weeks ago. Plans to put them up just aren’t going to materialize until after the first of the year. I have patience . . . as long as things are done right now! So . . . I decided to get the job done myself. I spent over an hour just getting the rods unpacked and laid out to make sure I had everything. It’s all there (unlike me!) Took one look at the old curtains and rods and decided that this is a bigger job than I thought. At the

least . . . I need some one to hold up one end while I work on the other. My arms ain’t that long! Having discovered that . . . the rods at this point are lying on the living room floor . . . and the curtains are on the bed in the spare bedroom! Plan B will be put in force when I figure out what plan B is! Last Wednesday my sister from Amana/Geneva, Ill., and my niece from Columbia, Mo., arrived here for a visit. It had been a year since I had seen my sis, and five years since I had seen my niece. Caught up on old times, supper, and more reminiscing. They stayed at my house that night. Some more visiting early Thursday a.m., and they headed back Amana. Other than that . . . it has been just normal activity around the house. Oh, I forgot the expensive part of the week end. Tried to put the top up on the convertible for the winter. It didn’t work. Called a friend to help me put it up by hand. To make a long story short . . . a new top motor and cylinders are on the way! And plans have been made to put them in later. But that requires me to call another friend to remove the back seat and all of the interior in the back seat area. Another job that I probably could do . . . and then still call him to do it right! I know my limitations! Be good, Kids+! It’s Showtime!

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known, we really had a 68 but just did not want the rest of the troops to think we cheated. I know if we would have been honest David Levitt would still be crying as we would have beaten him out of $2. We did win a donkey ride across the USA bareback at that! Billiam dah putter man drilled one in that was the shot of the year. It was a 35 footer that barely got there, made a 360, sat on the edge and the wind blew it in. The wind was truly Billiam laying down on the green and blowing it into the hole. The fourth place team was the duo of Private Cliffy Cameron and General Bobert Shreckengost with a 76. They both are former Army guys, in fact Cliffy taught golf, now if that’s not a joke, and he shot 76 with help. The last place trio, and oh folks this pains me to divulge so I won’t. They shot 78, yes 78 rounds of ammo which is literally classified as ugly. They were in the fescue, in the creek, over the railroad tracks, under the pine trees and whatever else there is on the course. They were quoted as saying; “It is such a lovely day and winning certainly is at the bottom of our bucket list.â€? Now folks that makes me identify them because can you imagine DeanO Peter saying that? He had no help from Bobert Siems and Larry Lockinwood as their score indicated, so now you know the rest of the story. They did win the booby prize which was a left hand monkey wrench with one stipulation; they must hang from a tree by their tail like a monkey. Dick Brown won our closest to the pin on your drive for hole 3 and I won longest putt on hole 6, we each got $5,000 truth yup. Well maybe not! So before I malign anymore I must gather my shortcomings, look for my long comings and be like an ant being chased by a turtle. Did you know‌there is about 900 million dollars a year spent on golf balls, there are 336 dimples on a golf ball and Billiam Nolte said you should not be penalized for hitting a ball in the water, the manufacturer should be penalized for not making them float? DeanO said he has no trouble hitting woods, he just has trouble hitting out of them. Bazinga and enough is enough is enough. Finally Denny Foss told me that morbid is a higher offer! Okay I’m shutting the door!

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Reporting from the Franklin County Courthouse DISTRICT COURT The following were resolved recently in criminal proceedings in the district court for Franklin County: • Anthony J. Espinoza, 33, Trinidad, Colo., pled guilty on October 7 to operating while intoxicated. On the same date he was sentenced to 15 days in jail, assessed a $1,250 fine, 35 percent surcharge, $10 DARE Surcharge, reasonable attorney fees, and court costs of $140. He was also ordered to obtain and follow through with recommendations of the substance abuse evaluation, complete a drinking driver’s school, and had a warrant recalled and set aside. A second charge, possession of marijuana, was dismissed. The case was filed on July 3 by the Iowa State Patrol. • Todd L. Hambly, 32, Swaledale, pled guilty on October 7 to fourth degree criminal mischief. On the same date he was sentenced to 30 days in jail and given credit for 30 days time served. He was fined $315, assessed a 35 percent surcharge, a $125 Law Enforcement Initiative Surcharge, $451.81 in restitution, and court costs of $100. The case was filed on February 25 by the Sheffield Police following an incident on January 24. • Renee M. Aldrich, 48, Rowan, pled guilty on October 7 to fourth degree theft. She received a deferred judgment and was placed on six months probation. She was assessed a $125 Law Enforcement Initiative Surcharge, re-pay court-appointed attorney fees, court costs of $140, and perform 10 hours of unpaid community service by April 7, 2014. The case was filed on August 23 by the Hampton Police Department. • Nikki Leigh Camarena, 31, Hampton, pled guilty on October 7 to driving while barred. On the same date she was sentenced to eight days in jail with credit for six hours time served. Time may be served in 48 hour increments in the Hardin County Jail. Her $625 fine was suspended, however, she must re-pay court-appointed attorney fees, and court costs of $140. A second charge was dismissed, however, court costs of $60 were assessed. The case was filed on August 27 by the Iowa State Patrol. • Molly Ann Beier, 48, Hampton, pled guilty on October 7 to third degree burglary. On the same date she was sentenced to two years in prison with credit for time served, had a fine of $625 suspended, was placed on two years probation with the Department of Correctional Services, a $125 Law Enforcement Initiative Surcharge, comply with and obtain a substance abuse evaluation, abstain from alcoholic beverages, not frequent bars or taverns whose primary source of income is from sale of alcoholic beverages, and pay enrollment fee of $300 to Department of Corrections. A second charge, interference with official acts, was dismissed, however, she must pay court costs of $60. She must also pay court costs of $220. • Salvador Arcangel Lopez-Campos, 34, Hampton, pled guilty on October 7 to forgery. On the same date he was sentenced to 72 days in jail with credit for 72 days time served, must pay restitution of $459, pay a $125 Law Enforcement Initiative Surcharge, and was immediately released on an ICE detainer. He was also assessed $100 in court costs. MAGISTRATE COURT The following actions were resolved recently in Franklin County Magistrate Court: • Michael Halverson, 58, Coulter, pled guilty on October 3 to allowing

dogs to run at large. He was fined $50, assessed a $17.50 surcharge, and $60 costs. Case was filed on September 14 by the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office. • Jerad J. Johnson, 36, Latimer, pled guilty on October 3 to public intoxication. He was fined $65, assessed a $22.75 surcharge, and $60 costs. Case was filed on September 7 by the Hampton Police Department. • Carmen Shae Alexis Howard, 21, Geneva, had a case of permitting unauthorized person to drive dismissed on October 9. The case was filed on September 10 by the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office. • Lucas C. Dahl, 22, Plymouth, pled guilty on October 3 to possession of drug paraphernalia. On the same date he was fined $150, assessed a $52.50 surcharge, a $125 Law Enforcement Initiative Surcharge, and $60 costs. The case was filed by the Iowa State Patrol on September 10. COURTHOUSE to page 5

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West Fork has tough pool at Hampton Tourney HAMPTON – A tough pool to dive into. West Fork’s draw in the Hampton-Dumont volleyball tournament was difficult indeed as the Warhawks went 0-3 in Pool C held at the H-D Middle School on Saturday. But coach Abbie Gappa’s squad salvaged its consolation match with a 2-0 win over host HamptonDumont, which went 0-4 on the day. The Warhawks dropped 2-0 matches against Independence, Iowa Falls-Alden and Denver before their 21-14, 21-11 win over the Bulldogs. “We knew coming in there was going to be some tough teams and I think both Iowa Falls and Independence are top-ranked teams in 3A – in the top 10, I know, for sure,” Gappa said. “And, Denver is a really good-coached team. They are really solid – they came back and won against Iowa Falls, which only shows how good they can be, too, so all-in-all we played pretty decent. “We still haven’t hit our peak which I’m waiting for. Hopefully, someday soon we can manage that.” Despite getting early leads in each set of pool play, West Fork made some hitting errors or net serves that allowed its opponent back into and eventually take the lead. Lindsey Peterson, who earlier reached the 1,000-mark in both kills and digs after previously already getting to that point in set assists, finished the tournament with a total of 56 kills and 41 digs on the day. She said she didn’t know she was close to the milestones. “It was really exciting because I didn’t even know that until after the game – my dad told me,” Peterson said. “It was a really good accomplishment that I felt I had. I’d already passed 1,000 set assists, and I didn’t know that but it’s really great to have that accomplished and keep pushing to get as many as I can.” Gappa said getting to that point in a career is a huge accomplishment. “I thought that was pretty absolutely incredible,” Gappa said. “You know, you don’t hear that many people get a chance to do that. You hear of the 1,000 points in

basketball and stuff like that, but to have a 1,000 kills...I mean, there are half the games. There are more kills you can put down, but there are half the games in volleyball than there is basketball season. “There are not that many people who can say they can do it all and she really is a really great all-around athlete. She plays every position the best. I was very proud of her and I thought that she is very deserving.” And, playing in this tournament will only make the Warhawks stronger when it comes to regional tournaments next week. “I think having tough competition is good for us because we can know what our strong parts and our weak parts,” Peterson said. “It’s just, like, really good teams that we play we figure out what we need to do when we start tournaments next week, and to get as far as we can on (regional) play.” Independence, ranked ninth in Class 3A, defeated the Warhawks 21-15, 21-13 to open pool play. IF-A, eighth-ranked in 3A, took a 21-14, 21-14 victory in the second match and in the finale of pool play, unranked Denver (20-14) was a 21-16, 21-18 winner. “It’s Saturday,” Gappa said. “We struggle at Saturday tournaments. I don’t think we played too bad, but at least we came back and won one against Hampton. It was only my saving grace.”

Hampton Tournament Pool A: Janesville def. South Hamilton 21-10, 21-8; Carroll Kuemper def. Nashua-Plainfield 21-14, 21-14; Carroll Kuemper def. South Hamilton 21-19, 21-18; Janesville def. Nashua-Plainfield 21-12, 21-17; South Hamilton def. Nashua-Plainfield 17-21, 21-17, 16-14; Janesville def. Carroll Kuemper 21-16, 21-15. Pool B: Charles City def. Hampton-Dumont 21-8, 21-10; Roland-Story def. Hampton-Dumont 21-14, 21-14; Roland-Story def. South Hardin 21-15, 21-16; Charles City def. South Hardin 21-12, 21-10; Charles City def. Roland-Story 21-8, 21-7; South Hardin def. Hampton-Dumont 21-11, 21-10. Pool C: Iowa Falls-Alden def. Denver 21-15, 19-21, 15-13; Independence def. West Fork 21-15, 21-13; Independence def. Denver 21-12, 21-15; Iowa FallsAlden def. West Fork 21-14, 21-14; Denver def. West Fork 21-16, 21-18; Independence def. Iowa FallsAlden 21-19, 21-18, 15-11. Championship bracket play: Independence def. Roland-Story 26-24, 26-24; Janesville def. Independence 23-25, 25-9, 25-7; Iowa Falls-Alden def. Denver 15-21, 21-18, 15-13; Charles City def. Iowa Falls-Alden 25-8, 25-11; Carroll Kuemper def. South Hamilton 2118, 21-16; Charles City def. Carroll Kuemper 25-16, 25-23; Janesville def. Charles City 21-25, 25-22, 25-13, championship. Consolation bracket play: South Hamilton def. Nashua-Plainfield 17-21, 21-17, 16-14; West Fork def. Hampton-Dumont 21-14, 21-11.

West Fork falls at Nashua NASHUA – West Fork dropped a Class 1A, District 3 road contest at Nashua-Plainfield, 55-28, last Friday night. The Warhawks trailed 25-6 at the half and were unable to recover to fall to 2-4 overall, 1-4 district. Spencer Halloran completed 9-of20 passes for nearly 200 yards and a touchdown pass – to Evan Sprung – while rushing for another and Collin Arndt added 2-of-3 passes for two more scores – both to Deven Heitland, but the Huskies tallied eight rushing touchdowns, including big plays of 69, 63 and 28.

This Friday, West Fork takes to the road to face unbeaten and thirdranked Dike-New Hartford (7-0).

Nashua-Plainfield 55, West Fork 28 West Fork 6 0 6 16 - 28 N-P 12 13 22 8 - 55 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING – WF, Spencer Halloran 15-69, Tyson Pillard 13-50, Collin Arndt 2-3. N-P, Reece Reams 13-155, Zade McCall 9-118, Jason Fisher 14-106, Brandon Marks 6-32, Jordan Klingman 1-13, Philip Lines 1-3, Hunter Mueller 2-1, Jared Whitinger 1-0, Dylan Biddle 2-0. PASSING – WF, Halloran 9-20-1-185, Arndt 2-30-84. N-P, Fisher 3-3-0-5; Jordan Klingman 7-9-1-108; Devin Koob 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING – WF, Evan Sprung 4-135, Deven Heitland 2-46, Jacob Eliason 3-40, Arndt 1-16, Austin Neff 1-11. N-P, Mueller 4-49, Tryston Crook 1-35, Lines 1-16, Fisher 1-8, Isaac Masters 1-3, McCall 2-2.

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West Fork Ahna Larson (7) and Lexi Bray (3) go up for a block against Independence in pool play on Saturday, Oct. 12 at Hampton-Dumont Middle School. (Kristi Nixon photo)

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Peterson passes 1,000 kills, digs in win over N-K NORTHWOOD – Needing just two kills to pass the 1,000 mark and entering the Tuesday, Oct. 8 match against Northwood-Kensett with 1,000 digs, Lindsey Peterson put the milestones away. West Fork and Peterson played a close match with the Vikings, but swept them anyway, 25-19, 26-24, 25-23. Her 17 kills and 23 digs put her in three different categories with more than 1,000 for her career – adding to 1,328 assists after that match. Courtney Larson added 14 kills and 12 digs while Ahna Larson handed out 15 assists as the Warhawks improved to 9-6 overall, 5-2 in the Corn Bowl Conference. Siera Jeffrey was perfect on all 12 of her serves with an ace to lead coach Abbee Gappa’s squad.

West Fork 3, Northwood-Kensett 0 (25-19, 26-24, 25-23) Attacks – WF 113 (Lindsey Peterson 50, Courtney Larson 36, Lexi Bray 11, Kelsey Nierengarten 6, Peyton Perkins 5, Jacy Guerrero 2, Ahna Larson). Kills – WF 36 (Peterson 17, C. Larson 14, Bray 4, Nierengarten). Blocks – WF 2 (A. Larson, Nierengarten). Assists – WF 35 (A. Larson 15, Perkins 9, Guerrero 4, Kaitlyn Liekweg 4, Bray, Nierengarten, Peterson).

West Fork wins in four SHEFFIELD – Lindsey Peterson tallied 31 kills and 23 digs in a 3-1 West Fork volleyball victory over Rockford on Thursday, Oct. 10. The Warhawks added on to her career totals after a career mark on Tuesday night against NorthwoodKensett. Courtney Larson added nine kills in the 25-12, 22-25, 25-22, 25-10 win over the Wildcats as West Fork improved to 10-6 overall, 6-2 in the Corn Bowl. Peyton Perkins, who distributed 22 of the Warhawks’ 43 kills, also was 16-of-18 serving with six aces.

West Fork 3, Rockford 1 (25-12, 22-25, 25-22. 25-10) Attacks – WF 128 (Lindsey Peterson 63, Courtney Larson 32, Lexi Bray 12, Kelsey Nierengarten 11, Ahna Larson 6, Lea Johnson 2, Courtney Lowe, Peyton Perkins 5). Kills – WF 49 (Peterson 31, C. Larson 9, Bray 5, Nierengarten 2, Johnson, A. Larson). Blocks – WF 1 (Peterson). Assists – WF 43 (Perkins 22, A. Larson 16, Peterson 2, Jacy Guerrero, Nierengarten). Digs – WF 64 (Peterson 23, C. Larson 12, Kaitlyn Liekweg 10, A. Larson 9, Jeffrey 4, Madison Patton 4, Perkins 2, Guerrero 2, Ashley Stevens 2, Guerrero, Jeffrey). Serving – WF, Guerrero 3-3; Jeffrey 20-21, ace; Perkins 21-23, 5 aces; C. Larson 9-10; Liekweg 9-10; Peterson 6-18, 6 aces; A. Larson 7-9; ace.

Hampton man involved in fatal car crash By Nick Pedley The Iowa State Patrol is investigating an accident near Chapin that claimed the life of one local man on Oct. 10. According to a release provided by the Iowa State Patrol, Keith Studer, 70, Hampton, died from injuries sustained after he failed to stop at the intersection of county road C23 and Highway 65 east of

Chapin. Studer’s vehicle, a 2001 GMC pickup, came to rest in the northbound ditch of Highway 65 in creek bed after it went through the intersection around 9:37 p.m. Studer’s pickup was the lone vehicle involved in the accident. The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, Hampton Police Department, Sheffield Police Department, Hampton EMS and Sheffield Fire Depart-

ment assisted at the scene, the release stated. It is unknown what caused the accident. Investigators are awaiting the results of a procedural toxicology report to determine whether or not alcohol was a contributing factor. According to an official from the Iowa State Patrol, the results could take more than week.

Digs – WF 57 (Peterson 23, C. Larson 12, Liekweg 6, Jeffrey 4, A. Larson 4, Perkins 4, Guerrero 2, Nierengarten, Madison Patton). Serving – WF, Jeffrey 12-12, ace; C. Larson 11-11, ace; Guerrero 4-4, Patton 2-2; Perkins 15-16, 5 aces; Liekweg 9-10, ace; A. Larson 5-6; Peterson 9-13, 2 aces.

West Fork’s Lindsey Peterson goes up for a kill during pool play on Saturday at HamptonDumont Middle School. Peterson reached the 1,000-kill mark for her career earlier last week. (Kristi Nixon photo) West Fork CSD

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Monday, October 21, 2013 Superintendent’s Office - Rockwell - 5:00 P.M. 1. Call Meeting to Order & Roll Call 2. Welcome & Recognize Visitors 3. Consent Approvals a. Agenda b.Minutes from 9/16/2013 c. West Fork Bills d. West Fork Financials 4. Discuss/Approve district participation in IDTPA (for random drug/alcohol testing) 5. Review/Approve reciprocal transportation agreements with the Mason City and Clear Lake School Districts 6. Discuss/Approve Open Enrollment Applications 7. Review/Approve cost estimates for resurfacing the high school track 8. Discuss the 2014-2015 School Calendar and potential school start dates 9. Discuss options for performing a district wide air conditioning feasibility study 10. Discuss/Approve School Board appointment of School Improvement Advisory Committee (SIAC), Early Childhood Committee, and Vocational Education Advisory Committee 11. Discuss/Approve Early Start Date Waiver 12. Discuss/Approve Board Policies (re-approval) a. 102 b.302.1 c. 303.2 d. 506.1 e. 603.4 f. 605.6 13. Principal’s Report 14. Superintendent’s Report 15. Adjournment

After a summer of fun, meetings that is, it is back to business! The summer meetings of the Swaledale Federated Garden Club kept members on the road. In July Tracy Steil hosted fellow garden club members at her home with a tour of her vegetable, fruit and flower gardens. August took us to TownsEnd Winery and Vineyards in Hansell. It was a lovely day for a tour of the vineyards and grounds as well as some wine tasting. A variety of grapes were viewed and we received advice on growing and training grapevines and the method for testing the sweetness of the harvest. Brief business meetings concluded the July and

August outings. A jaunt to Reiman Gardens finished up the summer of road trips. It was a sunny day to enjoy the winding down of the growing season in Iowa. The butterflies were dazzling, delighted by the warm sunny afternoon. The day provided inspiration and ideas to plan for the next growing season in our own gardens! Now back to work! The annual flower show will be held October 26 at the Swaledale Town Hall. It will be a Small Standard Flower Show and will be open for public viewing in the afternoon. Youth are invited for pumpkin painting and a pumpkin growing contest.

COURTHOUSE from page 4 • Alan F. Roske, 46, Hampton, pled guilty on October 10 to public intoxication. On the same date he was fined $65, assessed a $22.75 surcharge, and $60 court costs. The case was filed on October 8 by the Hampton Police Department. SMALL CLAIMS Judgments of small claims filed recently in the district court for Franklin County included: • Mercy Medical Center vs. Christopher Juaire, Hampton. Judgment for the plaintiff on October 3 in the amount of $1,090.75 with interest accruing at 2.13 percent per annum from August 21, and court costs. • H&R Accounts, Inc. vs. Amanda Leca, Hampton. Judgment for the plaintiff on October 3 in the amount of $719.15 with interest accruing at 2.13 percent per annum from June 5 and court costs. • Brent’s Ag and Auto Repair vs. Adam Wickwire, Hampton. Case was dismissed on October 4 without prejudice. Case was filed on September 6. MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage license applications filed recently in the Franklin County Recorder’s Office included: • Lyle G. Busby, 39, Hampton; and Amy J. Wilkinson, 38, Hampton. REAL ESTATE The Franklin County Recorder’s Office recorded the following real estate transactions: • Warranty Deed: United Bank and Trust to Silver Leaf Rentals, Tr Blk 2 Harrimans Add Hampton, 20132040 • Warranty Deed: Mardella Grant to Eugene and Mardella Jorgensen, Tr NE ¼ 30-92-21, 20132043 • Quit Claim Deed: Travis and Crystal Harlan to Country Side Mini Storage, W ½ Lot 6 Blk 7 Hansell 20132039 • Court Officer Deed: Estate of Helen Liekweg to Ashley McKee, Tr Lot 7 and 8 Blk 8 Sheffield; 20132030 • Court Officer Deed: Estate of Helen Liekweg to Ashley McKee, Tr Lot 7 and 8 Blk 8 Sheffield; 20132031 • Warranty Deed: Lyle Cutler to Lyle Cutler Family Trust, N ½ N ½ 13-92-19, 20132045 • Warranty Deed: Raymond and Theresa Mulford to Brad Mulford, Lot 5 Blk 2 Sheffield, 20132060 • Quit Claim Deed: Dianne Christopher to Dianne Christopher Trust, Tr SE ¼ 18-90-20, 20132059 • Court Officer Deed: Marvin and Roberta Brandt to Arlene Hoodjer, NW ¼ SE ¼ 28-90-19, 20132067 • Court Officer Deed: Jake and Judith Brandt to Arlene Hoodjer, NW ¼ SE ¼ 28-90-19, 20132068 • Court Officer Deed: Dorothy and Stanley Hippen to Arlene Hoodjer, NW ¼ SE ¼ 28-90-19, 20132069 • Court Officer Deed: Jake and Judith Brandt to Marvin Brandt, NE ¼ SE ¼ 28-90-19, 20132070 • Court Officer Deed: Arlene Hoodjer to Marvin Brandt, NE ¼ SE ¼ 2890-19, 20132071 • Court Officer Deed: Dorothy and Stanley Hippen to Marvin Brandt, NE ¼ SE ¼ 28-90-19, 20132072 • Court Officer Deed: Marvin and Roberta Brandt to Jake Brandt, NE ¼ SE ¼ 28-90-19, 20132073 • Court Officer Deed: Arlene Hood-

jer to Jake Brandt, SE ¼ SE ¼ 28-90-19, 20132074 • Court Officer Deed: Dorothy and Stanley Hippen to Jake Brandt, SE ¼ SE ¼ 28-90-19, 20132075 • Court Officer Deed: Marvin and Roberta Brandt to Dorothy Hippen, SW ¼ SE ¼ 28-90-19, 20132076 • Court Officer Deed: Jake and Judith Brandt to Dorothy Hippen, SW ¼ SE ¼ 28-90-19, 20132077 • Court Officer Deed: Arlene Hoodjer to Dorothy Hippen, SW ¼ SE ¼ 28-90-19, 20132078 • Court Officer Deed: Estate of David Richards to Joan Richards, Parcel C and E NW ¼ 32-93-22, 20132081 • Court Officer Deed: Estate of Barbara Swieter to Russell Swieter, Tr NW ¼ NE ¼ 30-91-20, 20132084 • Warranty Deed: North Central Millwright to Jeffrey Spear, Tr SW ¼ NW 1/4 , SE ¼ NW ¼ 33-92-20, 20132086 • Warranty Deed: Alta Malsed et al to Nevzat Ahmedoski, Tr NW ¼ SW ¼ 34-92-20, 20132089 • Warranty Deed: Dixie and Barbara Stayner to Richard Martin Trust, Tr SW ¼ 1-91-19, 20132095 • Court Officer Deed: Estate of Dorothy Jean Miller to Richard Martin Trust, Tr SW ¼ 1-91-19, 20132094 • Quit Claim Deed: Roger and Jackie Dohlman to Roger Dohlman Rev. Trust, SW ¼ SW ¼ 22-91-20, Tr NW ¼ 27-91-20, 20132092 • Quit Claim Deed: Jackie and Roger Dohlman to Jackie Dohlman Rev. Trust, SW ¼ SW ¼ 22-91-20, Tr NW ¼ 27-91-20, 20132093 FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF Friday, October 4: • 1:12 a.m.: Deputies found a yellow lab and husky mix near the intersection of 70th St. and Spruce Ave. Dog was taken to the vet center. • 7:23 p.m.: Deputies assisted medical personnel in the 100 block of S. Akir, Latimer. West Franklin EMS and Franklin General were paged. Saturday, October 5: • 7:20 p.m.: Deputies were called to a car-deer accident near the intersection of Jonquil and 110th St. Deputy removed the deer from the roadway. Sunday, October 6: • 8:23 p.m.: Deputies took a report of subjects in a field in the 800 block of Dodd, Popejoy. Deputy responded and talked to the owner of the property. Everythign was OK. Monday, October 7: • 7:28 a.m.: Deputies transported a prisoner to the Hardin County Jail, Eldora. • 11:20 a.m.: Deputies received a report over the concern of the welfare of livestock in the 500 block of 250th St., Thornton. • 1:01 p.m.: Deputies took a report of a property damage accident north of Bradford on Mallard Ave. The Iowa State Patrol covered the accident. • 8:35 p.m.: Deputies took a report of a vehicle driving all over the roadway southbound on Highway 65. Tuesday, October 8: • 8:14 p.m.: Deputies took a report of a man walking on Highway 65 south of Maynes Grove. Caller advised subject is hard to see and is walking on the highway. Deputy was dispatched. Wednesday, October 9: • 8:41 p.m.: Deputies took a report of a car-deer accident in the 1400 block of 170th St. Caller advised deer ran off. Damage to vehicle was estimated at $1,000. Thursday, October 10: • 2:14 p.m.: Deputies responded to a personal injury accident near the intersection of Highway 3 and Timber Ave. According to the report on file, James Drake, 53, Cedar Rapids, was driving a 2000 GMC Savana van, when he thought Emily Drake, 28, COURTHOUSE to page 6

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Hiring 2nd Shift Certified Nurse Assistants.

Kevin Craighton Owner

Phone 641-892-8038 Cell Phone 641-425-2606

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22 units of various sizes

Jr. Edgington ~ Owner /oFated on tKe west road in 6KefÀeOd PHONE: 641-892-8086 or 641-425-0295

www.edwardjones.com

Life is full of choices. Your bonds and CDs are no exception.

Jon’s Auto & Truck Repair, Inc.

You have options when it comes to your maturing bonds and CDs. Let Edward Jones help you decide. Edward Jones offers a variety of investment choices. Fortunately, if your bonds and CDs are maturing soon, this may be an ideal time to review your overall investment strategy.

Jon Schmitt, Owner Phone 641-892-4260 202 East Gilman • SHEFFIELD, IOWA

Check with us for ... • Tune-ups • All Types of Repairs • Oil Changes • Exhaust - Brakes • Engine - Transmission • Shocks, Etc. • Tire Sales & Repairs • Alignment

Mike’s Repair

CDs offered by Edward Jones are bank-issued and FDIC-insured up to $250,000 (principal and interest accrued but not yet paid) per depositor, per insured depository institution, for each account ownership category. Please visit www.fdic.gov or contact your financial advisor for additional information. Equity investments are subject to market risks, including the potential loss of principal invested. Equity investments are not fixed-rate investments and may not distribute dividends (income). Bond investments are subject to yield and market value fluctuation. If a bond is sold prior to maturity, the amount received from the sale may be less than the amount originally invested. Bond values may decline in a rising interest rate environment. All CDs sold by Edward Jones are registered with the Depository Trust Corp. (DTC).

Automobile and Truck Repair

Call your local financial advisor today to discover how our personalized approach and long-term philosophy may make sense for your needs.

Chapin, Iowa

Oil Changes • Tune-ups • Exhaust Brakes • Shocks and Struts Engine and Transmission Work and Much More

John F Rowe, AAMSÂŽ Financial Advisor .

1202 4th Street NE Hampton, IA 50441 641-456-4946

Call Mike Lauffer at 641-892-4969 Over 26 Years Experience Member SIPC

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