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Boosters fundraising for school choir By Rick Patrie News Editor SOUTH HARDIN – The formal choir robes in which south Hardin High School vocal musicians perform have seen better days. Now the local music and performing arts booster group is proposing to fit the kids out new. For several decades the South Hardin Performing Arts Boosters (formally the Music Boosters) has supported the activities of young people involved in the Performing Arts in our school districts. This group has annually awarded thousands of dollars in scholarships to graduating seniors, has purchased instruments for the K-12 music program, and has supported teachers and students involved in the performing arts. SHPAB is currently fundraising to replace the South Hardin High School Choir Robes, all of which have exceeded their usable life. More than 100 young people sing in the South Hardin Concert Choir and they will represent the district with these new robes as they travel to festivals and contests. Although the SHHS Concert Choir received Division 1 ratings at the 2016 IHSMA Large Group Contest, they
did so wearing two different robes - those from the former ENP High School, and those from the former Hubbard-Radcliffe High School. The Boosters have already received generous donations from individuals and from the Eldora Kiwanis toward the purchase 15 of these new robes. Currently the plan is to purchase 125 robes to accommodate various sizes of students, and because at that number, the vendor will provide each student a free garment bag which will prolong the life of the robe. Individuals and groups interested in supporting the Boosters in this effort can contact President Annette Baker, Treasurer Jen Mitchell, Secretary Mary Swartz, or SHHS Vocal Music teacher Patrick Gagnon at pgagnon@southhardin.org, or 939-3421 x1458. Community members can see a sample robe at Hardin County Savings Bank in Eldora which has generously allowed a display to be housed in their lobby. Tax-deductable donations can be mailed to South Hardin High School, 1800 24th Street, Eldora, IA 50627 attn: Patrick Gagnon.
Newsbriefs Charity sets next member drive Liscomb Fire Dept. Soup Supper set for Oct. 1
The Liscomb Fire Department will be holding a Soup Supper on October 1 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Liscomb Community Center. They will be serving oyster soup, vegetable soup and chili. They will be giving away door and raffle prizes. Admission is $5. Everyone is welcome. All donations benefit the Liscomb Fire Department.
Relay for Life Wrap-up and Start-up mtg. Sept. 27
There will be a Relay for Life wrap-up start-up meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 6 p.m. at the Green Belt Bank & Trust in Ackley. Please come with questions, comments, concerns and suggestions. This will also be a meet and greet – new staff partner, Caryline Clark.
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Greenbelt Homecare of Eldora will be holding foot care clinics during the month of October throughout Hardin County. The schedule of services and locations are: October 4 - Iowa Falls, in-home; October 11 - Eldora, at Greenbelt Home Care or inhome; October 18 - Ackley, Grand JiVante, or in-home; October 25 Hubbard , in-home. Clinics will be held from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. To schedule appointment please call 641-939-8444 or 1-877-283-0959. Please inform the nurse if you are diabetic. The cost of the clinic will be $35. Gift certificates are available!
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HARDIN COUNTY – The county-wide and county-focused women’s charity 100+ Women Who Care is recruiting new members and their next scheduled get acquainted event is Monday evening, October 10th at the Pine Lake Country Club in Eldora from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. All women who reside or work in Hardin County are invited to join. 100+ Women Who Care Hardin County has introduced a new element to traditional local fundraising and philanthropy. In doing so it is touching other non-profits charitable efforts with a helping hand. The group is designed to make an immediate, direct, and positive effect in our county by bringing together women who care about local community causes. There is no volunteering, no telemarketing, no event planning, and no silent auction donations to solicit. The group lends a hand to local improvement efforts out of its own resources. Membership has grown to over 70 members. Members are at many different stages of life, work in different fields and already give back to their communities in their own ways,” says Carol Gilbert, Steering Committee Member. “But for one hour every four months, they’re also a team, pooling their money and votes to support a common cause.” At each meeting, members are given the opportunity to nominate a charity for consideration. Three members’ submissions are chosen, (continued on page 3)
A big chorus of Thank you Mr. Blair and Mr. Primus. The fifth grade in the Eldora-New Providence class of Patrick Gagnon show off the latest addition to the classroom. The school actually received the piano shown here from Eldora’s Don and Rosanne Primus, who had been keeping it in a storage space. Mr. Blair was Don’s late uncle and he, Blair, loved to play the instrument. Don says he suddenly thought of the school when it passed to his hands on his uncle’s death..
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By Rick Patrie News Editor ELDORA – What better way to make the most of a fine family hand-me-down. Take it out of retirement. It wasn’t long ago Don Primus surprised Patrick Gagnon of the South Hardin/E-NP schools’ vocal music department. Gagnon teaches singing and young voices like his 5th grade need accompaniment.
Primus had the accompaniment. He had an uncle Truman Blair and Mrs. Blair – Gail – who long lived in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and kept an electronic piano, primarily for Mr. Blair’s use. When he passed on the family went looking for a good home for the instrument. Home became his nephew Don’s storage room here in Eldora. Don had gone to Santa Fe to move the instrument back to Iowa, and though he actually has some musical background himself, he knew
he would never truly make full use of a piano. It was then he approached Gagnon and today the instrument is at home again, this time in the E-NP elementary school – a gift of the Primus’. Gagnon says it’s a premium piece of musical technology and the instrument’s moved to the top of the ‘use’ list in his classroom. The Primus also threw in a saxophone for the school. You can help the music department, too. See the story above left for how.
That time of the year again Eldora Rotary and its award winning spook house
by Rick Patrie News Editor ELDORA – Need another good scaring? If you do, an Internet-based survey of scary places now confirms you can’t do any better than Eldora where the Rotary has a good scare for you. Come on out to the old city hospital. You will get a good scaring – scared silly in fact – and the price of admission ensures that a lot of good causes will be funded over the course of the next year. Add to that, you will get to meet some interesting people. Like this guy to the right who has become the poster boy for just a little bit spooky. He and folks like him helped the Rotary win a contest conducted on the web for scariest Halloween fun houses in all of Iowa. Besides, if you don’t come out to the Haunted Hospital, this guy could be coming out to your house to find out why. So show up and support Rotary and Halloween. It was about four years ago the group first saw potential in Halloween and Rotary moved into the empty wing of the one time Eldora City Hospital. The long corridors and wealth of small rooms was just what Halloween called for. They began fashioning a Haunted House which has grown every year
and as it has grown, it has provided funds to a host of community betterment projects. And now, it is October again. According to Marc Anderson with Rotary, there is plenty of fright left in the season, October 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 29 from 7-11 p.m. each night. “We still occupy the east wing of the old hospital, located at 2413 Edgington Avenue (across from Kum & Go). “We will continue to allow the use of flashlights from 7-8 p.m. for children or anyone who needs it. Improvements this year include: Completely redesigned haunt. Little looks like it did last year. Lots of new props and special effects Widened hallways to allow wheelchair access throughout the haunt. It is always a huge crowd draw, and the Rotary said even before opening night it routinely has more than 500 people following the event on Facebook and website www. EldoraHauntedHospital.com. Proceeds from the haunted hospital have gone to Dorothy’s Sr Center, Eldora-New Providence PTO, Eldora EMS, Eldora Firefighters, Eldora Police Department, Eldora Public Library, Greenbelt Home Care’s Christmas Cheer program, the Hardin County Food Shelf, and the South Hardin High School Performing Arts Boosters.
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You gotta like the guy. For one thing, he’s an award winner now. Yes, the Eldora Rotary was cited by an internet survey of spook house lovers, cited for running the best one in Iowa. All the money goes to good causes and you get to meet the most interesting people.
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The harvest is coming in and there are two events left at the farm museum.
Season finales at Farm Museum
By Rick Patrie News Editor HARDIN COUNTY – Another season almost in the books for the Hardin County Farm Museum. The site on the north side of Eldora is looking forward to its Saturday, October 1 Fall Harvest Festival. Activities run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The harvest festival is always a chance for volunteers with the site to show off their skills bringing in a
crop with the tools and techniques of three generations ago. That means harvesting the corn, but it also means a big meal in the barn at 11 a.m. and lots of other activities out around the grounds. It is all free, and you can find demonstrations using vintage equipment, picking and shelling, stalk shredding and plowing. The 2016 fest also promises some blacksmithing demonstrations, rope making, the return of the petting
zoo, wagon rides around the grounds and a lot of things for the little kids too. The meal is pork loin, mashed potatoes and gravy, pie and ice cream, with the proceeds all going to helping the museum cause. The October 1 date is the second to the last on this summer’s calendar. The museum also has its family barn dance set for 7 to 10:30 p.m. on October 8. Supper will be served after 6 p.m.
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and each are given five minutes to provide an explanation of the organization and its services. Five minutes are also provided for questions, if needed. At the end of all the presentations, the attendees vote, ballots are counted, and a winner is announced. The women then write their $100 checks to the selected charity. “The meetings are an exercise in “awesome efficiency,” says Kathy Enslin of Ackley, who works as a consultant for School Administrators of Iowa and signed up as soon as she read about the group in the local paper. Since April, 2013, 100+ Women Who Care has donated over $84,400 to Hardin County charitable organizations. “Meanwhile, membership continues to grow each year,” adds Gilbert, “which means our impact becomes even more significant.” 100 Women Who Care is not a national organization, but instead simply became a good idea that has taken root in 400 chapters all over the world. The 100 WHO CARE ALLIANCE is a networking organization for those spearheading chapters around the world.
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Front row: Carolyn DeNeui, Don DeNeui, Zoey Moestchen, Iona Yoder, Brayden Moestchen, Keaton Farmer. Middle Row: Joe Heinrich (VP of Iowa Farm Bureau Federation), Bill Northey (Iowa Secretary of Agriculture), Dixie Fetters, Diane Tschappat, Hayley Yoder, Amelia Yoder, Kelly Yoder, Alan Yoder, Lisa Yoder, Linsey Henry. Back row: Bob Fetters, Norman Tschappat, Joseph Yoder, Harrison Yoder, Jason Johnson, Paul Yoder.
Business & Professional DeNeui family earns Heritage Farm recognition Directory (EDITOR NOTE: This story ran in MidAmerica Publishing’s Grundy Center paper but touches on the DeNeui family of Eldora whose farm is in Grundy County) By: ROB MAHARRY The Grundy Register GRUNDY COUNTY- Each year, families from across the state of Iowa are recognized at the state fair for both century farms (in the family for at least 100 years) and heritage farms (150 years). The DeNeui family received a heritage farm
recognition, and current landowners Don and Carolyn De Neui spoke with The Grundy Register about the experience earlier this week. Though the DeNeuis now live in Eldora, their land is located in northwestern Grundy County between Wellsburg and Ackley. It was first settled by Johannes and Frauke DeNeui, who immigrated to Iowa from Germany in 1865 (when land was selling for $4.50 an acre) and eventually settled in the area after first arriving in Cedar Falls.
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The land was then passed down through multiple generations. Last year, they made the decision to put all of the land into the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), a federal program in which farmers agree to remove environmentally sensitive land from agricultural production and plant species that will improve environmental health and quality in exchange for a yearly rental payment. On CRP land, the native grasses grow in an attempt to lessen erosion and preserve the
ground. Although they both grew up in the area (Don on the farm in Shiloh Township and Carolyn in Eldora) Mr. and Mrs. DeNeui both worked in schools around Iowa for most of their professional careers, and Mr. DeNeui used the GI Bill after serving during the Korean War to finish his education at what is now the University of Northern Iowa. He taught at Rockwell City for decades, and she was an administrative assistant. Throughout that time, the
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Charity September ride is Community Calendar rescheduled Tuesday, Sept. 27 - 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. - Roll-Harless Post 3974, Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting, 7 p.m. at the American Legion, Eldora Wednesday, Sept. 28 - UMW Esther, Martha and Dorcas Circles meet at 9:30 a.m. - 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. - VFW meeting, 7 p.m. in the American Legion Hall. - Eldora Lions Club, 7 p.m. in the Legion clubrooms. - Alpha Gamma Tau meets. Thursday, Sept 29 - Senior meal at Dorothy’s Senior Ctr. Reservations needed day before, 858-5152. - Eldora Farmers’ Market, 4-6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30 - 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.
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AREA – Owing to recent heavy rains that left lots of water on the trails, the 44th Annual Juvenile Diabetes Trail Ride, which historically has generated a lot of local interest here in Hardin County, has been rescheduled to Saturday, Oct. 8 and Sunday, Oct. 9 in rural Clarksville. When Butch Freeseman’s son Rodney was 1 ½, the boy was diagnosed with diabetes. Soon after, in 1972, the elder Freeseman, of Allison, started the annual trail ride to raise funds for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). “The water’s just too high,” Freeseman said. “It was just impossible to have it this coming weekend.” The trail ride starts at 11 a.m., sharp on Saturday at the Mr. and Mrs. Terry Engel residence, 27389 180th Street, Clarksville and crosses farm ground in Clarksville and surrounding areas, near the Shell Rock River. Riders over age 13 pay $5 a day; 13 and under may ride for no donation if they choose. Saturday’s ride includes a 5:307:30 p.m., free-will donation pork loin potluck supper. Bring a potluck dish. Following supper, at 8 p.m., will be a dance at Doc’s Restaurant Lounge to the band, Borderline. There will also be an auction, including four processed halves of hog, and 50/50 cash raffle. (Need not be present to win if including phone number.) At some point during the ride, Rodney Freeseman will give an educational update on the state of diabetes today, Butch Freeseman said. The Cowboy Church performance will unroll at 9 a.m. Sunday, followed by a prompt 11 a.m. departure on horseback. This is to be Butch’s last year coordinating the trail ride. A commemorative story appeared in our Sept. 8 issue.
A drive up offer IOWA FALLS – A drive-up flu shot clinic will be offered Sept. 27th from 8a.m. to-- 6p.m. for adults 18 and older ($30 cash or Medicare only, no private insurance filing for drive up clinic) at Hansen Family Hospital front entrance, located at
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Performance Series announces 2016-17 dates By Rick Patrie News Editor HARDIN COUNTY – The Hardin County Performance Series has set its 2016 and 17 season with highlights in November, March and April. Opening night for the year features “Glee” star Derik Nelson and his brother and sister in performance. The show is described as a pop/ folk production with an audiovisual component. The Nelson family is due to appear on Friday November 4 at the South Hardin High School in Eldora. Show starts at 7 p.m. and features Derik, Riana and Dalten Nelson. Then returning to the Hardin County Performance Series schedule is Opera Iowa. They come with a new cast, new show and offering Rossini’s “The Barber of Seville” which will be performed in English in Eldora. Prior to the evening performance, which is March 4 at the Eldora High School, at 7 p.m. the group will participate in workshops and give another live school performance for elementary school children. This residence visit is co sponsored by the South Hardin Performing Arts Booster group. And finally, the year’s feature performance, which is sponsored by the Hardin County Community Endowment Foundation, brings Masters of Soul. It is the music of Gladys Knight and the Pips, Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, the Temptations, the Four Tops, Diana Ross and the Supremes, Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, Barry White, Sam and Dave and James Brown. It comes April 8 at the Iowa Falls Alden High School at 7 p.m. Ticket can be purchased at Green Belt Bank and Trust locations, at the Hardin County Savings Bank locations, from the Iowa Falls Chamber, from New Providence Hardware, or by contacting Christie Pence at 641-939-3407 or purchased by check through the mail: to Hardin County Performance Series, PO 311, Eldora, Iowa 50627. The one-time Eldora Performance Series began years ago as a thankyou to the community for its generosity in supporting the construction of the auditorium at the South Hardin High School. Since that time, it has expanded to a county-wide project what with support it received a number of years Vickie ago fromPenner the Simon Estes project which brought renowned opera 308 State St.,the Liscomb star to this county as part of his 99 county tour. 496-5366 In the last several years the paid has in advance story been one of a joint effort by supporters throughout Hardin County and one which has regularly received support from the Hardin County Community Endowment Foundations. This year the Endowment helped underwrite a performance.
Performance Series 2016-17 from the top: The Nelsen family to appear November 4 at the South Hardin High School, then Opera Iowa, on March 4 at the Eldora High School, and finally the year’s feature, Masters of Soul at the Iowa Falls Alden High school on April 8.
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Hardin County Magistrate The following citations were issued in Hardin County by all agencies. Angelo Yepez, Alexander, failure to provide proof of financial liability insurance. Jacob Reinke, Geneva, minor using tobacco/vapor products first offense. Benjamin De Vries, Iowa Falls, speeding. Will Venenga, Parkersburg, speeding. Catherine Zakowski, Green Bay, WI, speeding. Jesse Ogg, Webster City, speeding. Domineque Terry, Waterloo, speeding. Tamara Eygabroad, Eldora, improper rear lamps. Todd Steil, West Des Moines, failure to display registration plate. Kathryn Austin, Eldora, speeding. Tyler Steele, Columbia, MO, speeding. Glendon Mesch, New Providence, operation without registration card or plate. Andrea Casotti, Boone, speeding. Raymond Merry III, Marion, speeding. Sandra Rice, Sun Prairie, WI, speeding. Amy Holmquest, Hinsdale, IL, speeding.
Kimberly Cyrus, Iowa Falls, speeding. Tarren Holdgrafer, Iowa Falls, possession/purchase of alcohol by a person 18, 19, or 20- first offense. Marcus Cooper Lovette, Cedar Falls, speeding. Bethany Devine, Clive, speeding. Candice Carroll, Hastings, NE, speeding. Mariely Ruiz Rios, Brookings, SD, speeding. Kade Campbell, Iowa Falls, speeding. Sara King, Cedar Falls, speeding. Ronaldo Valdez, Marshalltown, speeding. Ryan Stupp, Steamboat Rock, speeding. Daniel Kelly, Waterloo, speeding. Dean Holcomb, Mankato, MN, speeding. Crystal James, Grundy Center, speeding. John Siert, Eldora, speeding. Brenna Burlingame, Washington, speeding. Blake McClenathan, Grinnell, speeding. Diego Gandara, Cedar Rapids, speeding. Kevin Steffen, Waterloo, speeding. Bonnie Beving, Ackley, speeding. Ronald Belding, Williams, speeding.
Gregory Focht, Stanton, operating a non-registered vehicle. Alex Mortimer, Lone Rock, WI, speeding. Dale Eldridge, Iowa Falls, depositing or throwing litter on the highway. Laduska Jones, Wellsburg, failure to have a valid driver’s license. Brooke Schutt, Alden, control of vehicle; reduced speed. Vern Johnson, Hampton, operation without registration. Aaron Krause, Eldora, driving while license under suspension. Krysta Williamson, Iowa Falls, driving on wrong side of two-way highway. Shannon Stubberud, Waterloo, speeding. Latasha Rose, Iowa Falls, speeding, and dark window or windshield. Caleb Brekunitch, Geneva, operation without registration card or plate. Zachariah Rastetter, Ames, operation without registration card or plate. Christine Beverly, Brooklyn Center, MN, speeding. Annelease Anderson, Eldora, operation without registration card or plate. Charles Dillard III, Evansdale, speeding. Ashley Bush-Brighton, Iowa
Falls, speeding. Shaquain Bullock, Waterloo, speeding. Brandon Haynes, Portland, OR, speeding. Dillon Rubow, Iowa Falls, possess/purchase alcohol by person 18/19/20 – first offense. Lane Barnhart, Iowa Falls, possess/purchase alcohol by person 18/19/20 – first offense. Lauren Setterdahl, Des Moines, speeding. Lacey Smith, Cedar Rapids, speeding. Blair Weidemann, Iowa Falls, speeding. Tayben Sankey, Cedar Falls, speeding. Bruno Tebalan Matul, Webster City, no valid driver’s license. Isaias Sanchez-Malpica, Webster City, no valid driver’s license. Shiva Mangrati, Chicago, IL, speeding. A Reese Bradley, Lancaster, PA, speeding. Jose Fonseca, Webster City, operation without registration card or plate. Thomas Haywood, Union, speeding. Bradley Gunnink, Sun Prairie, WI, speeding. Nicole Benson, Altoona, speed-
ing. Alexandra Nelson, Prairie Village, KS, speeding. Anthony Abkes, Iowa Falls, open container – passenger 21 years old or older. Olivia Schmidt, Cedar Rapids, failure to maintain control. Michael Duryee Suckow, Iowa Falls, speeding, use electronic communication device – age 18 or above, and failure to provide proof of financial liability. Cody Houck, Hubbard, speeding. Megan Carpenter, Webster City, speeding. Lance Blake, Winnebago, IL, speeding. Andrew Smith, Omaha, NE, speeding. Marie Mourlam, Alden, speeding. Kayla Heatherington, Marshalltown, permitting unauthorized person to drive. Clayton Rasmussen, Hampton, fail to obey stop sign and yield right of way. Shae Davis, proof of security against liability (non-accident). Omunique Wilkerson, Nevada, violation of restricted license. James Heffelmeier, Hampton, operation without registration. Dylan Windecker, Iowa Falls, control of vehicle; reduced speed.
cole Delker, single, 8-29-16, N. 66 ft. Lot 17, N. 66 ft. W 1/2 Lot 18, Lot 16, W. 22 ft. Lot 15, Blk 3, Bliss Manufacturer’s Add., Iowa Falls and E-W alley through the property Suzanne Erickson, single to Nicholas D. and Jennifer C. Schult, husband and wife, 8-28-16, E. 83 ft.
Lots 13 & 14, Blk 10, Western Town Lot Company’s Add., Hubbard D.W. Heineking, Inc. to Thomas Linn and Nicole Lyn Gummo, husband and wife, 1-8-14, Pt Outlot 4, Hubbard Hazel L. Freeman, single , Linda L. and Richard Roske, wife and husband, and Nancy L. and Paul Hampe,
wife and husband to William Wood, 8-31-16, Pt Lot 11, Linders Plat, Iowa Falls Lorrie S. and David Stromer, wife and husband to Deanna S. and Richard E. Roelfs, wife and husband, 9-6-16, Pt Lot 6 and All Lots 7 & 8, Blk 95, Ackley Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. to Joshua
Marvin Nehring, 8-11-16, Lot 4, Blk 12, Alden Kailey Marie Tubbs, single to Adam R. and Lisa J. Clark, husband and wife, 9-1-16, Lot 6, Blk 1, Ackley Mary J. Harms, single and Ann L. Gamble, single to Everett R. and Ann K. Harms, husband and wife, 8-25-
16, SW1/4 NW1/4 W. of Hwy, Pt N1/2 SW1/4 19-89-21, and Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 and E1/2 NW1/4 24-89-22 Bradley B. and Taphney J. Knott, husband and wife to Terry W. England, married, and David C. England, married, 9-5-16, Pt Lot 1 and Pt N. 17 ft. of Lot 2, Blk 3, Bliss Riverside Park Add., Iowa Falls
Deeds Amy Chaney, single to Allison Ni-
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PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING To: Natural father or any unknown putative father of M.M. juvenile No. jVjV007160 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a duly verified Petition for the Termination of the Parent-Child Relationship and Parental Rights was filed in the juvenile Court for Hardin County, Iowa, on august 29, 2016. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that a hearing on the Petition is set for october 31, 2016, at 11:00 aM, in the courtroom at the Hardin County Courthouse in eldora, Iowa. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the purpose of such hearing is to determine if the parent-child relationship should be terminated
for the reasons set forth in the Petition and that the consequences of such hearing might be to end all of the parent’s and child’s rights, privileges, duties, and powers with respect to each other. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that you have the right to be represented by legal counsel and that if you are unable to employ counsel, the Court, upon application by you not less than two (2) days prior to the date of the hearing, will appoint counsel to represent you. By: Denise M. Patters assistant Hardin County attorney 1215 edgington ave., Suite 6 eldora, Ia 50627 (ledger – Sept. 27, oct. 4, 11, 2016)
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In the Iowa District Court IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT FOR HARDIN COUNTY feDeRal NaTIoNal ) MoRTgage aSSoCIaTIoN ) (“faNNIe Mae”), a ) eQUITY No. CoRPoRaTIoN ) eQCV100988 oRgaNIZeD aND ) eXISTINg UNDeR THe ) oRIgINal laWS of THe ) NoTICe foR UNITeD STaTeS of ) PUBlICaTIoN aMeRICa, ) PlaINTIff ) vs. ) alleN j. HaaS, SPoUSe ) of alleN j. HaaS, If aNY, ) jaNe aMY HaaS aND ) STaTe of IoWa, ) DefeNDaNTS ) execution To THe aBoVe NaMeD DefeNDaNTS: You are hereby notified that there is a petition on file in the office of the clerk of the above court which petition prays for a judgment in rem against the property involved in this action for the sum of $62,452.94 with interest at 4.125% per annum from and including february 1, 2016, on the promissory note executed by allen j. Haas, a single person, and mortgage executed by allen j. Haas, a single person, to Mortgage electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for CitiMortgage, Inc., its successors and assigns and assigned to Plaintiff, who is the sole and absolute owner thereof. Said note, together with the mortgage given to secure the same are due and payable by reason of the failure of the Defendants allen j. Haas, a single person, to pay the installments of principal when due. Plaintiff also prays in said Petition for the foreclosure of said mortgage dated october 10, 2006 recorded in Book 2006 Page 3819 in the Recorder’s office of Hardin County, Iowa, with said note dated october 10, 2006 on the following described property, to-wit: lot 4 and the South 12 feet of lot 3 and the east 12 feet of lot 5 and the South 12 feet of the east 12 feet of lot 6; and the South 78 feet of vacated alley, all in Block 2, greef`s addition to eldora, Hardin County, Iowa
attorneys’ fees, abstract expense, costs and accruing costs of this action; that special execution issue for the sale of said real estate to satisfy said judgment, interest, attorneys’ fees and costs and for such other and further relief as may be just and equitable. foR fURTHeR PaRTICUlaRS, See CoPY of PeTITIoN NoW oN fIle. THe PlaINTIff HaS eleCTeD foReCloSURe WITHoUT ReDeMPTIoN. THIS MeaNS THaT THe Sale of THe MoRTgageD PRoPeRTY WIll oCCUR PRoMPTlY afTeR eNTRY of jUDgMeNT UNleSS YoU fIle WITH THe CoURT a WRITTeN DeMaND To DelaY THe Sale. If YoU fIle a WRITTeN DeMaND, THe Sale WIll Be DelaYeD UNTIl SIX MoNTHS fRoM eNTRY of jUDgMeNT If THe MoRTgageD PRoPeRTY IS YoUR ReSIDeNCe aND IS a oNe-faMIlY oR TWo-faMIlY DWellINg oR UNTIl TWo MoNTHS fRoM eNTRY of jUDgMeNT If THe MoRTgageD PRoPeRTY IS NoT YoUR ReSIDeNCe oR IS ReSIDeNCe BUT NoT a oNe-faMIlY oR TWofaMIlY DWellINg. YoU WIll HaVe No RIgHT of ReDeMPTIoN afTeR THe Sale. THe PURCHaSeR aT THe Sale WIll Be eNTITleD To IMMeDIaTe PoSSeSSIoN of THe MoRTgageD PRoPeRTY. YoU MaY PURCHaSe aT THe Sale. The Plaintiff’s attorneys are Petosa law llP by Benjamin W. Hopkins, whose address is 1350 NW 138th Street, Suite 100, Clive, Ia 50325, telephone number 515-222-9400, facsimile number 515-222-9121. You must serve a motion or answer on or before the 31st day of october, 2016 and within a reasonable time thereafter file your motion or answer in the Iowa District Court of Hardin County, at the Courthouse in eldora, Iowa. If you do not, judgment by default may be rendered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. If you require assistance of auxiliary aids or services to participate in court because of a disability, immediately call your district aDa coordinator at (641) 421-0990. (If you are hearing impaired, call Relay Iowa TTY at 1-800-7352942). YOU ARE ADVISED TO SEEK LEGAL ADVICE AT ONCE TO PROTECT YOUR INTERESTS. (ledger – Sept. 27, oct. 4, 11, 2016)
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and also asking that said mortgage be declared a prior and superior lien to that of each of the above named Defendants; for appointment of a receiver; for the amount paid by Plaintiff for
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CITY OF UNION SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 20, 2016 Mayor Tom Pieper opened special council meeting at 6:10 p.m. The Pledge of allegiance was recited. Roll call was answered by Nathan Bernard, Stephanie Carson and Cheryl Halverson. absent were Candy Wait and alan Donaldson. also present linda Norman City Clerk. Motion to approve the agenda was made by Bernard, seconded by Carson. Motion carried with roll call of 3 ayes – 2 absent. old Business: Motion by Halverson, seconded by Bernard to deny building permit for 703 Main St. Motion carried with roll call of 3 ayes – 2 absent. Motion by Bernard, seconded by Halverson to approve agreement of Simmering & Cory. Motion carried with roll call of 3 ayes – 2 absent.
New Business: Motion by Halverson, seconded by Bernard to give credit to sewer bill for resident with water heater leak. Motion carried with roll call of 3 ayes – 2 absent. Motion by Bernard, seconded by Halverson to write off customer water/sewer for 606 Commercial St. Motion carried with 3 ayes – 2 absent. Motion by Bernard, seconded by Halverson to proceed with concrete patching of 3rd & Center and also of Davis St. estimate of $4,000 approved with 3 ayes – 2 absent. Motion to adjourn at 6:30 made by Halverson, seconded by Bernard. Motion carried with 3 ayes. Mayor Tom Pieper attest: linda Norman City Clerk (ledger – Sept. 27, 2016)
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Hardin County Board of Supervisors HARDIN COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MINUTES – SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 WEDNESDAY – 10:00 A.M. Chair lance granzow called the meeting to order. also present were Supervisors Reneé McClellan and Ronn Rickels; and Daryl albertson, Micah Cutler, jessica lara, Marla Williams, Diane Nelson, Sherrie Nelson, Machel eichmeier, Cindy litwiller, jefferson fosbender, Rob Maharry, lori Kadner, and Nancy lauver. The Pledge of allegiance was recited. McClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the minutes of September 7, 2016. Motion carried. Rickels moved, McClellan seconded to approve the agenda as posted. Motion carried. McClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the September 14, 2016 claims for payment. Motion carried. McClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the application for use of Courthouse grounds submitted by Hardin County Bible Reading Marathon for 9/26/2016-10/2/2016. Motion carried. Rickels moved, McClellan seconded to approve the Medical examiner Investigator Services agreement with amber gillmore. Motion carried. McClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the Cooperative agreement between Hardin County and amanda Winters for the providing of Sanitarian related services. Motion
carried. Rickels moved, McClellan seconded to approve the development of an agreement by ahlers & Cooney for a potential TIf Project. Motion carried. McClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the add and abate orders for 2015, payable 2016/2017. Motion carried Rickels moved, McClellan seconded to approve the retirement of Carroll adams, Secondary Roads Department, effective 8/31/2016. Motion carried. Utility Permits: Rickels moved, McClellan seconded to approve the utility permit application by Telcom Construction (Centurylink) for the purpose of boring telecommunication line under driveway at 19544 Co. Hwy 15, Iowa falls, located in Section 15, alden-Hardin Township. Motion carried. Secondary Roads Department: a brief departmental update was given by County engineer, Daryl albertson. No action was necessary; informational only. other Business: None. McClellan moved, Rickels seconded to adjourn until September 21, 2016. Motion carried. /s/lance granzow /s/jessica lara lance granzow, Chair jessica lara Board of Supervisors Hardin County auditor (ledger – Sept. 27, 2016)
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by dan Gehring Librarian Eldora – How many librarians do you think the Eldora Public Library has? According to the State Library of Iowa Eldora has three official librarians. In addition to myself, Joan and Susan are also certified Iowa librarians. We all attend various classes and workshops, some online, to maintain our certification. This fall Susan attended a day of activities for children’s librarians including a presentation on literacy ideas and community involvement. Joan continues to participate in the Big Ideas Book Discussion series in which participants discuss books related to providing library service. Next month I will be attending the Iowa Library Association Annual Conference which has a number of informative sessions. Toddler Time is Tuesday at 10 a.m. Preschool Storytime is 10 a.m. Wednesday. After school time for middle school and upper elementary youth is Tuesday and Thursday until 4:45 p.m. Lego time is after school on Friday until 4:30 p.m. Regular Hours: Monday 9 a.m.8 p.m., Tuesday 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Wednesday 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Thursday 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Friday 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.-3 p.m. New books added include: Ashes by Laurie Halse Anderson and Two by Two by Nicholas Sparks. To check for more new items added see the library’s catalog and click on What’s New. TrIvIa quEsTIon: Traditionally Iowa has had a department called the State Library of Iowa. Some years ago the name was changed to Iowa Library Services. This year the name was changed again. What is the current name of the department? The answer can be found on the classified page.
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South Hardin Homecoming
SOUTH HARDIN – There are a few changes to Homecoming at South Hardin this year. Coronation comes at about 7:15 the evening of Monday October 3 after the JV football game. Coronation will be in the gym. This year there is no homecoming parade. But activities night returns and he public is welcome to watch the classes square off in the annual competitions. Activities night is 6 p.m. on Thursday evening, October 6. School will be out one hour early and the pep rally to which the public is also welcome, comes at 2:30 that afternoon. The South Hardin varsity plays West Marshall at 7 p.m. The homecoming court will be presented again during half time of the game.
Ellsworth College sets homecoming family day events IOWA FALLS – Ellsworth Community College students, staff, family members and the local community will celebrate Homecoming/Family Day the week of Oct. 3-8 in Iowa Falls. The celebration culminates on Saturday, Oct. 8, with activities for students and their families followed by the ECC Panthers’ home football game against Independence Community College at 1 pm on Cadet Field in Iowa Falls. Throughout the week, students will celebrate Homecoming with an intramural football championship game on Monday, Nerdology Trivia Night on Tuesday, a comedian performance on Wednesday, a dodgeball tournament on Thursday, and a talent show and Homecoming king and queen coronation on Friday. On Saturday, students and their
families are invited to enjoy rides on the Scenic City Empress at 9 and 11 am, the Student Store will be open from 11 am to 12:30 pm, and there will be a free lunch for students and their families in the Gentle Center cafeteria from 11:30 to 12:30. “Ellsworth has a long and rich tradition of helping students develop inside and outside the classroom,” says ECC Provost Dr. Martin Reimer. “We cannot do it alone and we would like to thank the families, alumni, and other benefactors for supporting our students. It means so much to them to know you are behind them as they work hard to reach their educational and career goals. We invite all of our students, staff, families and the community to take this time to celebrate that history with us during Homecoming week.”
Local/Area News
Aquatic, Forest and Chain of Newsbriefs Right-of-Way Pesticide Life Applicators Workshop annual Offered Oct. 19 Sheltered Reality at Methodist Church Oct. 2
HARDIN COUNTY – A continuing education workshop for Aquatic, Forest and Right-of-Way Commercial Pesticide Applicators will be held Wednesday, October 19, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., at the Hardin County ISU Extension Office in Iowa Falls. The workshop is for certified commercial and public pesticide applicators with categories 2, 5, 6, and 10 endorsements. Topics to be covered are recognition of sensitive areas impacted by pesticide applications; restricted entry intervals; pesticide labels for aquatic, forest, and right-of-way products; controlling
honeysuckle; poisonous weeds; and long-term thistle management. The registration fee is $35 on or before Oct. 12 and $45 after Oct. 12. To register, contact the Hardin County ISU Extension Office at 641-648-4850 or toll free 1-888648-5005 or register online at http://www.extension.iastate.edu/ psep/Publications/RegForms/Fall/ Aquatic-Reg-FA16-fillin.pdf. The workshop is sponsored by the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship and Iowa State University Extension & Outreach.
Epilepsy Foundation Receives $77,000 from Shopko
AREA – Shopko, a leading retailer providing a convenient onestop-shopping experience to rural communities across the country, announced their fundraising results from their participation in Epilepsy Foundation’s “Lemonade for Livy” campaign. A $77,000 donation was presented to Jon Scheinman, Senior Director of Community Development of the Epilepsy Foundation and Hailey Scheinman, Co-Founder of the “Lemonade for Livy” campaign. The campaign focused on encouraging the need for continued support of epilepsy programs and research funding.
In 2011, Lemonade for Livy started as a small initiative to help Olivia “Livy” Scheinman, and now it has become the official campaign for the Epilepsy Foundation. Shortly after birth, Livy had her first seizure. She was then diagnosed with a brain malformation resulting in multifocal partial epilepsy. Today at age 11, Livy, with the help of her twin sister Hailey, mom, and dad, dedicates every day to finding a cure for epilepsy.Meet Hailey and Livy. For more information on “Lemonade for Livy” please visit Epilepsy.com/LemonadeForLivy
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HARDIN COUNTY – The Hardin County Life Chain will hold its annual event Sunday, October 2 from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. in front of the courthouse in Eldora. The date is National Life Chain Sunday and it expects to draw about 1900 life chains throughout the US and Canada. Iowa has 35 scheduled. Organizers say, Life Chains are meant to be a “peaceful requests that people honor human life as a gift from God starting at conception.” Life Chains also support the “choice of life for those facing problem pregnancies and present adoption as a loving option.” Participants are furnished a variety of signs with messages to these effects and they will line the sidewalk along Highway 175 for as far as there are supporters. This marks the 25th time Hardin County people have participated. Contact David Splett 641-858-2464 for more information.
Sheltered Reality will be performing at the Eldora United Methodist Church on October 2 during the 8:30 a.m. praise service. They will also be working with the Sunday School children from 9:45-10:30 a.m. Sheltered Reality believes music can have meaning and uses drums set to music. Join us for this special morning of worship!
Fall Harvest Fall at Farm Museum Oct. 1
The Hardin County Farm Museum will be holding their Fall Harvest Festival on Saturday, Oct. 1 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be free admission to ongoing demonstrations using vintage equipment and other activities of interest. The Harvest Meal will be served in the barn from 11 a.m. until gone. The meal includes pork loin, mashed potatoes and gravy, pie, ice cream and drink. Adults $10, kids under 10, $6. There will also be fall decorations for sale. Join the fun at the Farm Museum.
ENP PTO Tip Night at Pizza Ranch Oct. 3
ENP PTO Elementary tip night will take place at the Pizza Ranch on October 3 from 5 to 8 p.m.
Honey Creek gathering
NEW PROVIDENCE – The whole community is invited to the historic Honey Creek Meeting House homecoming next month. The Quaker meeting house was built in 1916 and is maintained on the National Historic Register, celebrating a birthday on October 8 this year, with among other events, a quilt display from 1 to 5 p.m. The annual Sunday Morning
Worship Service and message will be delivered by Les Clampitt on Oetober 9 at 11 a.m. A potluck will follow the worship service on Sunday at noon. A historic perspective on the meetinghouse will be given Sunday at 1:30 p.m. The site is located 2 miles south and a half-mile west of New Providence.
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Tuesday, September 27, 2016 • page 11
Tigers spoil A-P Homecoming By JOHN JENSEN Mid-America Publishing PARKERSBURG — South Hardin senior Dane Butler stopped Aplington-Parkersburg running back Sam Thorn short of the goal line of the game’s final play as the Tigers edged Aplington-Parkersburg in a back-and-forth battle at Ed Thomas Field in Parkersburg. The Tigers (3-2 overall, 2-1 in Class 2A, District 3) led 21-7 in the second half yet needed a touchdown and two-point conversion in overtime just to extend the game. They took the lead in the second overtime period and then stuffed A-P’s attempt to win the game with a conversion run. “Dane Butler is having a tremendous senior season and came up and made a big play, a big fill at the end,” South Hardin coach Barry Scott said. “At some point one team was going to do that and one team wasn’t, so I was glad we came out on top,” Scott said. “I’m proud of those boys for hanging in there, (they showed) a lot of resiliency. We certainly have an unbelievable amount of respect for A-P. It certainly is quite a place to get a win.” South Hardin’s comeback came after Aplington-Parkersburg rallied from a 21-7 halftime deficit to tie the score in the third quarter. The Falcons took the lead in overtime but could not get a key stop. “I thought the effort was good, especially in the second half,” Aplington-Parkersburg coach Alex Pollock said. “We just made too many mistakes and that’s been our deal for the whole year. At some point it’s going to click, we’re kind of running out of chances here, but we did fight hard.” The Falcons (2-3 overall, 1-2 in District 3) had a chance to win the game at the end of regulation only to be turned back without a chance to make a winning play. Sophomore quarterback Carter Cuvelier completed a 12-yard pass to Chase Kling at the 16-yard-line with four seconds left. As time ran off the clock, he heaved the ball to the end zone where the intended receiver was interfered with, giving A-P one untimed down from its 9-yard line. Whistles blew as South Hardin jumped offsides on Jacob Abbas’ game-winning field goal attempt. The Falcons lined up to go for a winning touchdown, only
to be called for a penalty of its own when an offensive lineman left the line of scrimmage early. Officials conferred for more than a minute before determining that the penalty against the Falcons counted as their play. “We were under the impression that, no matter what, there was still one untimed down because there was a defensive penalty,” Pollock said. “(The official) said because the next penalty was on us, that was the untimed down. I’ll have to look at (the rule book) … I don’t know for sure. If that’s the case, that’s on me.” APLINGTON-PARKERBURG LOST despite out-gaining the Tigers by 169 yards. A blocked punt, fumble and botched coverage on a third-and-long play, however, set up South Hardin first-half touchdowns. “When you make that many mistakes you’re going to get tripped up,” Pollock said. “We’re not the type of team that can come out flat right now, we’ve got to have that energy for a full game and we have not had that the whole year. We’re continuing to try to figure out what makes us click.” South Hardin won the game with a passing game that had not been firing on all cylinders through the first four games of the season. Junior quarterback Kolten Rewoldt completed 5-of-10 passes for 131 yards and a pair of overtime touchdown passes to his twin brother Kevin Rewoldt. “Our passing game has been statistically stagnant and it hurt us in the first four games, but we weren’t going to give up on it and we knew it would come around,” Scott said. “We had catchable balls and we didn’t drop too many tonight, which was a good deal.” The passing game was key, as the Tigers ran for just 101 yards on 43 carries. Logan Spindler paced SH with 39 yards while Jeff Thompson ran for 37 yards. A-P was fairly balanced, rushing for 291 yards and throwing for 110. Halfback Sam Thorn led the Falcons with 141 yards while fullback Lincoln Johnson added 59 yards and wingbacks Riley Barrett and Kling collected 59 and 54 yards, respectively. Cuvelier completed 10-of-20 passes for 110 yards and was not intercepted.
THE FALCONS TOOK AN early lead after marching 68 yards on the opening drive of the game, with Lincoln Johnson going the final three yards for the touchdown and Abbas kicking the point after. South Hardin tied the game eight minutes later after a blocked punt set up a 23yard drive capped by Ryan Duchane’s six-yard scoring run. Michael Halsey tied the game with his pointafter kick. The game remained tied until the waning minutes of the first half. A 78-yard Kolten Rewoldt-to-Ty Cook pass on third-and-long from inside the Tiger 20 set up Thompson’s 1-yard run that game South Hardin the lead. Moments later Thompson, now playing defense, stripped the ball from an Aplington-Parkersburg receiver and returned it to the Falcon 22. One play later Spindler took the ball to the end zone on a counter play, giving the Tigers a 21-7 halftime cushion. A-P scored the first two times it had the ball in the second half, with Cuvelier’s conversion pass to Kling tying the score with 1 minute, 31 seconds to go in the third quarter. The Falcons struck first in overtime on a Kling five-yard scoring run and Cuvelier conversion pass to Kling. South Hardin tied it as the Rewoldt brothers hooked up on a nine-yard scoring pass and ensuring conversion pass. The Rewoldts hooked up again on the second play of the second overtime, again from nine yards out. Halsey’s PAT kick gave the Tigers a 36-29 lead. A-P found the end zone on Thorn’s third touchdown of the night and went for the win, coming up short. “That was a no-brainer for us,” Pollock said of the two-point attempt. “It’s not just a quick decision, a lot of thought goes into that decision.” The Falcons play three of their final four regular-season games on the road, including Friday night at oncebeaten Roland-Story. South Hardin plays three of its final four games at home, including Friday against Dike-New Hartford.
S. Hardin 7 14 0 0 15 — 36 A-P 7 0 14 0 14 — 35 Scoring Summary First quarter
AP — Lincoln Johnson 3 run (Jacob Abbas kick); 7-0 SH — Ryan Duchane 6 run (Michael Halsey kick); 7-7 Second quarter SH — Jeff Thompson 1 run (Halsey kick); 14-7 SH — Logan Spindler 22 run (Halsey kick); 21-7 Third quarter AP — Sam Thorn 2 run (Kick failed); 13-21 AP — Thorn 6 run (Chase Kling pass from Carter Cuvelier); 21-21 Overtime AP — Kling 5 run (Kling pass from Cuvelier); 29-21 SH — Kevin Rewoldt 9 pass from Kolten Rewoldt (Brandon Meints pass from Kolten Rewoldt); 29-29 SH — Kevin Rewoldt 9 pass from Kolten Rewoldt (Halsey kick); 3629 AP — Thorn 1 run (Run failed); 35-36 Team totals First downs Rushes-yards 291 Pass yards Comp-Att-Int 20-0 Total offense Punts-Avg. 4-25.5 Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 6-54
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Individuals Rushing – South Hardin: Logan Spindler 9-39, 1 TD; Jeff Thompson 17-37, 1 TD; Hunter Nessa 6-9; Kolten Rewoldt 2-8; Ryan Duchane 6-7, 1 TD; Tyrell Todd 2-2; Team 1-(minus 1). Aplington-Parkersburg: Sam Thorn 24-141, 3 TDs; Lincoln Johnson 14-59, 1 TD; Riley Barrett 7-54; Chase Kling 7-40, 1 TD; Carter Cuvelier 4-0; Team 1-(minus 3). Passing – South Hardin: Rewoldt 5-of-10 for 131 yards, 2 TDs. Aplington-Parkersburg: Cuvelier 10of-20 for 110 yards. Receiving – South Hardin: Ty Cook 1-78; Kevin Rewoldt 3-40, 2 TDs; Spindler 1-13. AplingtonParkersburg: Barrett 2-38; Coby Hoff 2-26; Braden Good 3-22; Kling 1-12; Thorn 1-8; Johnson 1-4.
(Above) South Hardin running back Logan Spindler sprints away from the Aplington-Parkersburg defense during the first half of Friday’s game in Parkersburg. The junior ran for a teamhigh 39 yards as the Tigers spoiled the Falcons’ homecoming celebration. (John Jensen/Mid-America Publishing photo) Below) Tiger quarterback Kolten Rewoldt threw a pair of touchdown passes in overtime as South Hardin overcame a sluggish second half to edge Aplington-Parkersburg in double overtime Friday night. (John Jensen/Mid-America Publishing photo)
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Janet Roberts, formerly of Eldora, and a member of the Gateway Pet Guardians was honored before a Cardinals’ baseball game at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Missouri recently. Roberts, a 2007 graduate of Eldora-New Providence High School, is the daughter of Mike and Lori Roberts and the granddaughter of Janet Saver and Sharon Roberts, all of Eldora. Roberts is pictured in the jersey in the middle of the back row.
Gateway Pet Guardians is a nonprofit animal rescue with a mission to end animal homelessness in East St. Louis and surrounding areas. On behalf of GPG, eight program leads took the field before the game against the Milwaukee Brewers to accept the honor. Roberts is one of the program leads and threw the ceremonial first pitch. Catching was relief pitcher Mike Mayers and Fredbird himself escorted Janet to the mound.
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