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November 1, 2016 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF HARDIN COUNTY

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Whopper of a harvest is rolling in County looking toward exceptional yields in both beans and corn

By Rick Patrie News Editor HARDIN COUNTY – The harvest has all the signs of being a near record one.

Prices are still down, but they have not fallen precipitously during the harvest season as some had feared, and if you have to have low prices, observers say it is great to have a corn crop that is flirting with last years record 199.5 bushels per acre here in the county.

And the bean crop is even more of a surprise. “We are hearing much higher numbers than any of us expected,” reports Darwin Miller with Iowa State University Extension’s offices in Iowa Falls.

Miller says that you can likely credit the rains in August for the bean’s sprint to the finish.

The moisture was right on time and helped make an exceptional summer for a crop that, he said, had early on seemed to stall out at 8 to ten growth – then recovered, and finally finished with the fifty-plus and lower -sixty bushel per acre reports – even 70 bushel per acre reports – extension was hearing from some farmers around the area.

2016’s corn has last year’s record benchmarked to live up to.

Whether the averages can match 2015 remains to be seen, but Miller says all signs are for a very positive Hardin County corn crop in 2016,

Newsbriefs CCC/POW breakfast fundraiser Nov. 5

The Civilian Conservation Corps/ Prisoner of War Recreational Hall and Museum will be having their fall Breakfast Fundraiser on Saturday, Nov. 5 from 7:30-9:30 a.m. at the Hardin County Fairgrounds, Youth Building 301 11th Avenue, Eldora.

The group will be serving regular and gluten free casseroles, fruit, beverages, and cinnamon rolls. Free will donations. The group is raising money to replace the 80+ year old sidewalk north of and to the building, estimated cost $8,900.

HC Historical Society Tip Night Nov. 2 at Pizza Ranch

Hardin Country Historical Society will be working for tips at Pizza Ranch in Eldora, Wednesday, Nov. 2 from 5-8 p.m. Pizza Ranch donates seven percent of all dine in, pick up or delivery orders. Enjoy a night of no cooking and support a good cause.

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He says that local observations on the corn crop show farmers in the New Providence and Hubbard areas coming out a bit ahead of their neighbors this growing season.

Particularly when compared to their counterparts in the north of the county. Excess rains in the north probably accounted for the difference, that and the fact that the more southerly areas are by nature better drained.

Miller said that farmers in the county were sometimes in the field harvesting corn when the crop was a little wetter than they might have preferred.

But a spate of dry weather (until just the last few days) made grain as a whole dry enough that farmers saved on drying costs this year.

Miller says that prices often trend to lows during the harvest season most years, but they didn’t reach the $2-plus ranges some had feared.

Things slowed in the fields after the last spate of rains – 1.61 inches in Eldora, an inch in Iowa Falls and almost two inches over around Ackley.

With a view covering the state, the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Weather Service had more observations as of Monday morning this week.

(Find the report on page 2 of this edition.)

Hardin County Extension says it is hearing reports which suggest an exceptionally good soybean harvest in Hardin County this year, and much the same for the corn crop, though it might not quite meet the high benchmark set for corn last year.

Realtors organization estimates continued softening in area land values

By Rick Patrie News Editor AREA – Iowa ‘average’ farmland value was $6,486 an acre, according to a survey from the Iowa Chapter of Realtors Land Institute. That was as of September of this year.

By comparison, the average value

statewide in September 2013 had been estimated at $8,750 an acre.

Here in central Iowa, the MarchSeptember estimated decline was thought to be about 3 percent.

The institute report, which comes out twice a year, also noted that the estimated decline in the state as a

whole had been 3.7 percent, again across the focus period between March and September.

And the bi-annual report, from professionals in the real estate and lending business, confirms a continuing downward trend attributed to commodity declines.

Of course, individual farm ground value is local, and depends on a lot of factors, not the least of which is timing, but the Land Institute report remains one of the more quoted when the subject is farmland prices (continued on page 3)

Big early vote emerging

By Rick Patrie News Editor HARDIN COUNTY – There is still the traditional day to vote. But in significant numbers, local folks are trickling and sometimes swarming into the polls well ahead of election day.

The Hardin County Auditors office is poll central, at least until November 8 when the rest of the voting booths around the county open up for business.

At the county auditor’s office, they said last

Friday, there had already been 2,869 ‘absentee’ ballots cast or mailed in to the courthouse by mid day.

Of course, most of those ballots weren’t absentee in the old fashioned sense. They were cast very much in person. Voting early and absentee has gotten so popular that nowadays it’s fifty-fifty statewide, between those who come early and those who wait for election day. Gone is the old image of determined folk braving blizzards in early November, shivering in line as they wait their turn in the

At AGWSR helm

By Rick Patrie News Editor HARDIN COUNTY – Yet another new face in a local school district principal’s chair.

Jason Gabel came to work July 1 in the AGWSR schools Wellsburg Center.

He is the principal at the Wellsburg facility after the retirement of Sheryl Arends at the end of the last school term.

Gabel brings more to education too.

His wife Kelly is teaching just across the county in the South Hardin Middle School in Hubbard.

Otherwise, he has a sister in the profession, but his generation is otherwise the first in the field for the family.

Gabel came to the district here from Martin County West Schools in Sherburn, Minnesota where he taught junior high social studies for

six years.

He holds a bachelors degree in social studies from the University of northern Iowa and his masters and specialist degrees from Minnesota State.

At his last post he served as the technology integration specialist in the district and also was a peer reviewer.

His wife Kelly teaches special education in the South Hardin District.

This part of Iowa is relatively new to the family. The closest contact was at UNI in his undergraduate work.

He said he was pointed in the education direction from a young age, a kid who liked school as a student too.

Gabel works in the AGWSR middle school center in Wellsburg.

The district elementary and high school is in Ackley

voting booth.

Today people vote almost at their whim.

And the Auditor’s office has been hosting them in the rotunda for a couple of weeks.

It is getting late, but here again is a review of how you go about casting your vote early.

There are some stipulations.

Absentee Voting by Mail

Registered voters may still request an absentee ballot to be sent to them by mail. You must complete an absentee ballot request form and return the original, signed form to your

county auditor. The request form does not need to be witnessed or notarized.

Someone who will be 18 years old by the date of an upcoming election may request an absentee ballot if he or she is pre-registered to vote.

The request form must be received in the county auditor’s office by 5 p.m. on the Friday before the election.

If the request is received so late that is (continued on page 4)

USDA $6.9 Million loan to Hubbard Coop Telephone

by Rick Patrie News Editor HUBBARD – Some indication of the investment the country faces in making all of rural America broadband-accessible comes in a recent local announcement.

Hubbard is being extended a nearly $7 million loan to help the telephone company enhance communications options in the area served by the Hubbard Cooperative Telephone Association.

Bill Menner, USDA Rural Development State Director in Iowa, recently announced that Hubbard Cooperative Telephone Association is receiving a $6,950,000 USDA loan to enhanced services and offer higher broadband speeds to rural

customers of the coop.

The figure suggests the scale of the effort which is now a national priority in rural America.

Approval had actually come a while back and work making installations in the phone company central office have already been under way, along with work at the homes of individual subscribers.

The project is technology and hardware-heavy but the phone company in Hubbard says the substantial $7 million loan (of which they expect to use only about $5 and a half million to complete the project) is actually among the smaller ones of its kind. Rural communication companies around the nation are working to comply

with an FCC desire that the whole of rural America have broadband service available.

In general, broadband refers to telecommunication in which a wide band of frequencies is available to transmit information. Because a wide band of frequencies is available, information can be sent on many different channels simultaneously, allowing more information to be transmitted in a given amount of time. Systems experts compare it to more lanes on a highway allowing more cars to travel on it at the same time.

The Hubbard coop serves about 700 households, including about (continued on page 3)

Community/Local News

Tuesday, November 1, 2016 • page 2

CCC/POW museum breakfast fundraiser HARDIN COUNTY – The Civilian Conservation Corps/ Prisoner of War Recreational Hall and Museum will be having their fall Breakfast Fundraiser on Saturday, Nov. 5 from 7:30-9:30 a.m. at the Hardin County Fairgrounds, Youth Building 301 11th Avenue, Eldora.

The group will be serving regular and gluten free casseroles, fruit, beverages, and cinnamon rolls. Free will donations.

The group is raising money to replace the 80+ year old sidewalk north of and to the building, estimated cost $8,900.

The Recreational Hall and Museum is open Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:304 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

All are welcome to stop by and see and hear the history of this building during the Great Depression Era and World War II. There is also a terrific military display of the 34th Division of local veterans from WW II. These men fought in the Africa Korps and into Italy, which is where many of the POWs came from.

In the Community Building, the Eldora Indoor Horseshoe Club will be hosting their first winter tournament on Saturday and Sunday.

Registration begins at 9 a.m. and everyone is welcome to stay and participate. Learn a new sport for the winter months!

Teske and Claypool wedding vows Sarah Teske and Ryan Claypool were united in marriage on Saturday, May 28, 2016 at 4 p.m.

The bride is the daughter of Tim and Rhonda Teske of Eldora. Her grandparents are Mervin and Evelyn Reifschneider of Hubbard. Nancy and the late Marvin Teske of Eldora.

The groom is the son of Robin and Sharon Claypool of Denison. His grandparents are Joanne Claypool and the late Richard Claypool of Marshalltown. Ruth Fitzpatrick and the late Richard Fitzpatrick of Churdan.

The couple’s ceremony was held at Saint Paul Lutheran Church in Eldora and officiated by Pastor David Splett. The wedding colors were claret, peach, and silver. The reception followed at the Hardin County Fairgrounds Community Building. The couple honeymooned in Tennessee and Alabama. They have made their home in Sioux City.

The bride was attended by maid of honor Jamie Fisher, sister of the bride; bridesmaids Ellen Claypool, sister of the groom; Shannon Teske, sister of the bride; and Haley Teske, sister of the bride.

The groom was attended by best man Nicholas Trainer, friend of the groom; groomsmen Ben Claypool,

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brother of the groom; Conrad Heiden, friend of the groom; and Tyrel Frazier, friend of the groom.

The flower girls were Madison Ibeling, Natalie Ibeling, and Sloane Link, cousins of the bride. The ringbearer was Kinnik Borkowski, friend of the groom. The ushers were Raul Sanchez, cousin of the groom; Clint Aunspach, friend of the groom; Brady Young, cousin of the bride; and Bradley Young, cousin of the bride. The vocalists were Trent Teske, cousin of the bride, and Shannon Teske, sister of the bride.

The guest book attendants were Hannah Reifschneider, cousin of the bride and Olivia Jacobson, cousin of the groom. Candlelighters were Treye Teske and Lane Reifschneider cousins of the bride. Personal attendants were Kristina Akins, friend of the bride and Brittany Link cousin of the bride. Host and hostesses were Brian and Brenda Young, uncle and aunt of the bride, John and Becky Jacobson, and Rusty Claypool, uncles and aunt of the groom The bride is employed as a nurse at Mercy Hospital and the groom is employed at United Van Lines in Sioux City.

Sarah Teske and Ryan Claypool

Statewide crops report

HARDIN COUNTY – Greenbelt Homecare of Eldora will be holding foot care clinics during the month of November throughout Hardin County. The schedule of services and locations are listed below.

November 1 - Iowa Falls, in-home November 8 - Eldora, at Greenbelt Home Care or in-home November 15 - Ackley, Grand JiVanté, or in-home November 22 – Hubbard, in-home Clinics will be held from 8:30 a.m.

- 4:30 p.m. Each individual at the foot clinic is allowed time for a foot inspection, trimming of toenails and a foot massage. Prior to appointment, participants are asked to soak their feet in warm soapy water for 20 minutes. Please have a list of medications available for nurse. 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!

IOWA – Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey on October 24 commented on the Iowa Crops and Weather report released by the USDA National Agricultural Statistical Service. The report is released weekly from April through October.

“The dry weather this past week allowed farmers to make very good progress and harvest is now 52 percent complete for corn and 77 percent for beans,” Northey said.

CROP REPORT Although there were 6.1 days suitable for fieldwork Statewide during the week ending October 23, 2016, according to

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been harvested, more than one week behind last year, and 6 days behind normal. Farmers in southwest and south central Iowa still have over one-half of their soybean crop to harvest.

Grain movement from farm to elevator was rated 12 percent none, 25 percent light, 37 percent moderate and 26 percent heavy. Off-farm grain storage availability rated 20 percent short, 75 percent adequate and 5 percent surplus. On-farm grain storage availability rated 26 percent short, 70 percent adequate and 4 percent surplus.

Ruth and Naomi Circle Ruth and Naomi Circle met at the home of Pat Maronn on October 20 with 12 members present. The lesson for the evening was “Humbly Grateful or Grumbly Hateful?” and was led by Barb Krull.

Election of officers was held with the following results. CoPresidents: Jackie Carman and Linda Kromminga; Vice PresidentHolly Dubberke; Secretary/ Treasurer-Shirley Halsey; HistorianRuth Butler; Courtesy-Maggie Steinfeldt and Cake Contact-Ann

Roll. Members also signed up for hostess for the year 2017. The date of the upcoming Christmas party is December 1. The phone tree will be used to relate the cost of the meal, collection of said money will be in November.

Cares and Concerns were shared and secret sister gifts exchanged.

The meeting was closed with the Lord’s Prayer. Lunch was served.

The next meeting will be held at Jackie Carman’s home on November 17.

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Fifty-two percent of the corn crop for grain has been harvested, 4 days behind the five-year average.

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Crafting for scholarships

Tiger Scholarship Foundation (Formerly Dollars for Scholars) is hosting A Night of Wine and Dahlias November 15th from 6-8 p.m. at the UCC Church The corner of 12th Street and 12th Avenue Eldora. $35.00 gets you all the supplies to create a beautiful Dahlia and affords you and a great variety of snacks to sample. If you bring a frame (or anything that provides a sturdy backing) or a book that you prefer to use, the cost is reduced to $30.00 You will need to bring yourself, your friends, and your own drink (alcohol is permitted) 100% of the proceeds are given to this year’s senior class of 2017 for scholarships.

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USDA Rural Development Awards $6.9 Million Loan to Hubbard Cooperative continued from page 1)

Realtors organization sees continued softening in area land values continued from page 1)

– both on the upswing and the down.

The survey is based on sales and assessments, observations from about 150 real estate brokers, bankers, appraisers and other farm professionals.

Iowa’s farmland values dropped 8.7 percent over the past year and have fallen about 25 percent from peaks in 2013, a new survey shows.

Again, here in the central Iowa reporting district, which include Hardin County the decline between March and September was 3 percent.

In March of this year, here in the central Iowa district, high quality land was estimated at $9,594, in September $9,219. Medium quality cropland dropped from an estimated $6,894 in March to Septembers $6,716, and low quality land moved from $4,330 to $4,265.

All nine crop reporting districts showed year-over-year declines, the

survey Wednesday showed, ranging from 6.7 percent in northeast Iowa to 11.7 percent in southwest Iowa.

The report on land values out of the Chicago Federal Reserve reported in August that farmland values in Iowa had dropped 6 percent over the past year.

All the reports cite the decline in commodity prices as a key factor.

U.S. farm income this year is expected to be 42 percent lower than the peak in 2013, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Timber, most likely for recreational purposes was the one exception to the downward trend, the report showed. Timber acres climbed between 4.5 percent and 5.1 percent in south-central and southeast Iowa.

One trend supporting farmland values is that there are fewer farms for sale, and this does tend to slow the downward push on prices.

1,375 people within a roughly 89 square mile territory. Expectation is that the work will be completed by the end of December and switchovers for customers completing shortly after.

“We are pleased to be assisting in this project that will provide new opportunities for people and businesses in rural Iowa,” Menner said.

“Broadband has helped rural communities across the country gain access to improved health care, open the door to educational services and expand business and social opportunities.”

USDA Rural Development funds will be used to construct more than 140 miles of buried fiber and install upgraded electronic systems and equipment for expanded broadband service in and around the City of Hubbard located in Hardin County.

Since 2009, USDA Rural Development has invested more than $350 million to help bring new and improved telecommunications and broadband services to hundreds of rural businesses and thousands of rural Iowans.

USDA Rural Development’s funding continues to have a dramatic impact on rural communities across Iowa. During the past seven years, USDA Rural Development has invested more than $4 billion on essential public facilities, small and emerging businesses, water and sewer systems, and housing opportunities for Iowa families.

This past year USDA Rural Development’s assistance in Iowa helped create or retain more than 1,000 jobs, aided 2,400 families in buying their own homes and assisted more than 60 communities as they made improvements to their facilities, services and infrastructure.

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HE SAYS “KEEP IN TOUCH.” HE MEANS IT. Every county. Every year.

Iowans get Chuck Grassley’s ear.

He listens.

That’s why he meets with Iowans in Hardin County— and every county, at least once—every year.

Grassley listened in Hardin County: January 2016: Q&A with students at South Hardin High School in Eldora February 2015: Q&A with the Eldora Rotary Club January 2014: Q&A with the Ackley Chamber of Commerce May 2013: Town Meeting in Eldora February 2012: Town Meeting in Iowa Falls July 2011: Q&A with the Iowa Falls Lions Club

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Community/Local News

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$6,000 to SH grad thru Hoover Library project

WEST BRANCH – Three students, including one from Hardin County walked away with thousands of dollars in college scholarships after Presentation Day at the Herbert Hoover Presidential LibraryMuseum Fourteen finalists, all high school seniors in the Uncommon Student Awards program participated in the project sponsored annually by the Hoover Presidential Foundation.

Among the top three were Jordyn Daggs-Olson of South Hardin High School.

The students applied for the program as high school juniors back in March. The Foundation selected 14 finalists from across Iowa to participate in the program. Each student developed a philanthropic program of their own design and worked on it over the summer. They returned last Saturday to present their results.

Each student was awarded $1,000 for their efforts.

Three were selected by a panel of judges for an additional $5,000 scholarship award.

Jordyn Daggs-Olson of South Hardin High School in Eldora earned a $5,000 scholarship for her project, ‘Investing in Iowa’s Future by Learning to Treasure Its

Past.’ “I created an experiential curriculum designed for the third graders at Eldora-New Providence Elementary,” Daggs-Olson said.

The program focuses on life in rural Iowa during the 1920s and 30s, with specific focus on education, agriculture and daily life. The students have combined classroom lessons with a day of applied experiences at the Hardin County Farm Museum.

Among the three were also: Kyle Hoffman of Muscatine was one of the three. His project was titled, ‘Catapults for Kids and Classrooms.’ “I raised $11,000 to fund my development of STEM curriculum and kits for Muscatine’s 12 elementary/middle- schools,” Hoffman said. The kits included highquality ‘hands-on’ reusable activities to promote deep understanding of key concepts during traditional classes and after school programs.

“I’ve already trained teachers on using the kits and arranged for ongoing ‘STEM Fridays’ with after school programs,” he added.

The third scholarship award went to Mickey Sloat of Davenport Central High School in Davenport.

Her program, ‘Don’t Upstage Yourself,’ involved introducing

students to theatre at a young age to instill higher confidence, selfexpression and success later in life.

“Don’t Upstage Yourself is an afterschool enrichment program that uses theatre games, improv and putting on a play to encourage kids to develop a love of the arts, public speaking, and, most importantly, themselves,” said Sloat.

In addition, Lucia Wagner, Iowa City High School, was recognized as the Mariah Becker award winner for her project, ‘Free Pantry.’ This award is in memory of Mariah Becker, a member of the Hoover Uncommon Student Award Class of 2000. She was a student at the University of Iowa in 2002 when she lost a long and courageous battle with cancer.

Miss Wagner received a plaque and her name was added to a permanent display at the LibraryThe Hoover Presidential Foundation is a private nonprofit organization for the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library-Museum and Hoover National Historic Site in West Branch, Iowa. The Foundation fosters the collection, interpretation and preservation of historical resources relating to the life, ideas, values and times of Herbert Hoover, 31st President of the United States.

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR WINNERS: Leslie Hoover-Lauble (2nd from left) presents $5,000 awards to (L to R) Kyle Hoffmann, Jordyn Daggs-Olson and Mickey Sloat. The Herbert Hoover Library project annually identifies and honors up to 15 Iowa high school juniors who propose and then accomplish a project of their own choosing and design.

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Visit with the kids

The Eldora Public Library is welcoming Miss Eldora, Miquela Teske Tuesday November 8 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. for a get together with elementary aged and younger children, their parents and family. There will be stories, snacks and crafts.

CCC/POW Breakfast Fundraiser Saturday, Nov. 5 7:30-9:30 a.m.

at the Hardin County Fairgrounds Youth Building 301 11th Ave., Eldora

Menu: Regular and Gluten Free Casseroles, Fruit, Beverages and Cinnamon Rolls

Free Will Donation

unlikely the absentee ballot can be returned by mail in time to be considered for counting, the county auditor will enclose a statement to that effect with the absentee ballot.

After receiving a request form, the county auditor will mail the voter a ballot.

For primary and general elections, the ballots are mailed no later than 40 days before election day. For other elections, ballots are mailed to voters as soon as they are ready.

With the ballot, the county auditor will include instructions on how to mark the ballot as well as how to return the ballot.

Returning the Ballot

You can return your voted absentee ballot by mail. Absentee ballots received in the county auditor’s office by the time the polls close on election day are eligible for counting. Absentee ballots received after the polls close on election day must be postmarked by the Monday before election day or earlier and received in the county auditor’s office no later than noon on the Monday following the election.

Voted absentee ballots cannot be delivered to the polling place on election day. If you have not returned your absentee ballot on election day, you have the following options:

Absentee Voting in Person

You may cast an absentee ballot in person at your county auditor’s office before any election.

You must vote your absentee ballot at the auditor’s office. You cannot take the ballot home with you.

In-person absentee voting is not available on election day at the auditor’s office unless the polls open at noon. If the polls open at noon, you may cast an absentee ballot at the county auditor’s office from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on election day.

Iowa’s 40-day early voting period is one of the longest in the nation.

Polls change

And announcing again there has been a last minute change in the location for voting for residents of the Eldora/Pleasant/Providence/ Union voting precinct. That includes residents in those townships and cities within them, including Whitten, New Providence, and

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Deliver your voted absentee ballot to the county auditor’s office before the polls close on election day, Surrender your voted absentee ballot at the polls and vote a regular ballot, or Vote a provisional ballot at the polls if you cannot surrender your voted absentee ballot.

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They will vote at the Emergency Operations Center at 1031 Edgington Avenue in Eldora.

They had been scheduled to vote at the Eldora city hall, but that is changed due to the continuing street construction around the municipal building.

Around the county the following are polling places for the November 8 vote.

Alden/Buckeye Precinct votes at the Alden Legion Community Center, 506 West Street in Alden Concord/Sherman/Grant/Tipton Precinct votes at the Hubbard Fire Station at 218 N. Iowa Street, Hubbard Eldora/Pleasant/Providence/ Union Precinct votes at the emergency operations Center building in Eldora at 1031 Edgington Avenue, Eldora. Note the change because of construction around city hall in Eldora.

The Eldora ‘City’ Precinct votes at the Hardin County Courthouse.

Etna/Clay Precinct votes at the St. John United Church of Christ at 716 3rd Avenue in Ackley.

Hardin/Ellis/Jackson Precinct votes at the Ellsworth Equine Center at 709 Ellsworth Avenue, in Iowa Falls.

The Iowa Falls Precinct number One votes at the Barlow Memorial Library 921 Washington Avenue in 7.45 Falls. & 2.50 Iowa Iowa Falls Precinct number 5.25 24.00 votes at the Iowa Falls Fire Department at 218 South River, Iowa Falls.

Voting hours are 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Election Day is Tuesday November 8.

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By Rick Patrie News Editor HARDIN COUNTY – Here are the choices. Election 2017.

For President and Vice President: The Constitution Party fields Darrell L Castle and Scott Bradley respectively.

The Democrat Party, has Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine, the Libertarian Party has Gary Johnson and Bill Weld, the New Independent Party has Lynn Kahn and Jay Stolba, and the Party for Socialism and Liberation has Gloria LaRiva and Dennis Banks, Two sets of candidates were nominated for President and Vice-President by petition: Evan McMullin and Nathan Johnson and Rocky Roque De La Fuente and Michael Steinberg respectively.

The Green Party of Iowa has Jill Stein and Ajamu Baraka.

And more familiar names from the Republican Party, Donald Trump and Mike Pence.

There are a number of hopefuls for the US Senate seat from Iowa, including Republican Chuck Grassley, New Independent Party candidate Jim Hennager, Democrat Patty Judge and nominated by petition, Michael Luick-Thrams.

The Libertarian Party has Charles Aldrich seeking the Senate post, too.

Steve King, Republican faces Kim Weaver a Democrat for the US House District 4 seat.

State races include Dave Deyoe a Republican pitted against John Evans, Libertarian, and Mickie Franklin a Democrat for the Iowa House number 49 seat. (The post represents the south half of Hardin County in the Iowa House.)

Doris Fritz a Democrat and Pat Grassley, Republican, are vying for the State House seat number 50.

(The post represents the north half of Hardin County.)

At the county level Republican William Hoffman and Democrat Ronn Rickels are running for county supervisor.

Jessica Lara runs unopposed for county auditor and Republican Dave McDaniel runs unopposed for county sheriff.

HARDIN COUNTY Even closer to come, the Hardin County ballot has the fowing running for township and commission posts with the county.

For township trustee positions Mike Broer, Ellis Scott Ellingson, Alden Greg Gilbert in Ellis Neil Hadley, Providence Bill Ibeling, Etna Charles Lawler, Union Jerry Rash, Union Kevin Vierkandt, Buckeye Ron Vierkandt, Buckeye Gary Willems, Etna Marvin Williams, Providence.

For County Agricultural Extension council, Lisa Burns, Peggy RashDaniels, Jeff Roll, Jennifer Smith.

For Soil and Water Conservation district commissioner, Kenneth Butt and John Everly.

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Hardin County sheriff Friday, october 14 • 12:06 p.m.: Chief Deputy Holmes transported Moises Carrasco, age 36, of New Providence, from Marshall County to Hardin County on a warrant for parole violation.

No bond was set, and he remained in jail.

• 4:56 p.m.: Deputy Raum served a warrant on Cody Hansen, age 23, of Iowa Falls, for Third Degree Burglary. Bond was set at $5,000 cash or surety, and he was released. saturday, october 15 • Officers received 18 calls for service. Among these calls were three broken down vehicles, two controlled burns, two accidents with damages, two public assistance requests, one ambulance request, one deer accident, one fire, one reckless driving complaint, one theft report and one ambulance and fire call.

• 6:06 a.m.: A 911 caller reported that the back door of the South Hardin Recreation Area had been broken out, and there was glass everywhere.

• 11:09 a.m.: A caller advised that there were people inside of a cemetery near Iowa Falls shooting weapons.

• 11:24 p.m.: The Iowa State Patrol requested assistance with an intoxicated driver on Highway 175 and B Avenue. The ISP arrested Ryley Runge, age 22, of Grundy Center, and transported her to the Hardin County Jail. She was released. sunday, october 16 • Officers received 18 calls for service. Among these calls were eight ambulance requests, five controlled burns, two deer accidents, one animal complaint and one dog complaint.

• 4:10 p.m.: A caller outside of Gifford reported that there was a red Chevy truck with no plates in the middle of the road. The male driver came to the caller’s residence asking for gas, and the homeowner advised that they didn’t have any fuel.

Monday, october 17 • Officers received 22 calls for service. Among these calls were eight ambulance requests, three controlled burns, two requests to assist other agencies, two deer accidents, one report of livestock out, one reckless driving complaint, one disturbing the peace complaint, one broken down vehicle, one animal complaint and one suspicious person report.

• 8:38 p.m.: A caller in Steamboat Rock reported a suspicious vehicle that was parked near the old stockyard. Contact was made with the owner who lived nearby, and all was fine.

Tuesday, october 18 • Officers received 10 calls for service. Among these calls were three controlled burns, one reckless driving complaint, one ambulance request, one suspicious vehicle report, one public assistance request, one report of livestock out and one

suspicious activity report.

• 7:05 a.m.: A caller reported a broken down vehicle south of D35 on T Avenue with a male subject standing by it. Chief Deputy Holmes arrested Stacy Fuentes, age 31, of Dows, for Driving Under Suspension. He was released. wednesday, october 19 • Officers received 20 calls for service. Among these calls were five ambulance requests, four controlled burns, two reports of dead deer in the road, two deer accidents, one littering report, one request to assist another agency, one fire, one cow on the road, one railroad ties call and one suspicious person report.

• 3:51 p.m.: Deputy Kappel arrested David Ronald McGuire, age 52, of Webster City, on a Hardin County warrant for Probation Violation originating from a charge of Possession of Methamphetamine. Bond was set at $1,500 cash only in the defendant’s name only, and he remained in jail.

Thursday, october 20 • Officers received 11 calls for service. Among these calls were two ambulance requests, one reckless driving complaint, one e911 landline call, one accident with unknown damage, one suspicious person complaint, one animal complaint, one report of alarms going off and one report of a deer in the road.

• 8:01 p.m.: A caller on Highway 20 reported that his car was on fire, and he could see flames. Steamboat Rock fire and ambulance were paged, and the state patrol assisted Hardin County. Mason’s towed the vehicle.

• 9:08 p.m.: A caller on Highway 65 reported that she was in a vehicle with a male who would not stop and had gone in the ditch. He allegedly said he was going to kill her. Keith Harold Reuscher, age 48, of Waverly, was arrested for Domestic Abuse and Reckless Driving. He remained in jail.

Friday, october 21 • Officers received 23 calls for service. Among these calls were six controlled burns, four ambulance requests, two reckless driving complaints, one fire, one public assistance request, one traffic offense that did not result in arrest, one accident with no injuries, one possible trespass, one broken down vehicle, one report of alarms going off, one dog complaint and one request to assist another agency.

• 9:52 a.m.: A caller outside of Iowa Falls requested to speak with a deputy as he had a vehicle stolen overnight. The vehicle was located in Franklin County and returned to the owner.

• 2:47 p.m.: A caller from Hubbard reported that his property was broken into, and items were stolen. saturday, october 22 • Officers received 27 calls for

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Stop by the library to see a Veterans Day display.

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.

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service. Among these calls were 10 controlled burns, four ambulance requests, two requests to assist other agencies, two broken down vehicles, one report of a dead deer on the road, one stolen property case that was handled by the Eldora PD, one e911 wireless call, one suspicious person report, one welfare check, one dog complaint and one reckless driving complaint.

• 6:31 p.m.: Deputy Kappel made a traffic stop on Highway 20 that resulted in the arrest of Cristian LugoCortez, age 22, of Marshalltown, for OWI. He was released.

• 9:10 p.m.: A caller in Hubbard reported that her ex-boyfriend was in her apartment and refusing to leave. Deputy Brenneman spoke to the woman, who advised that no assault occurred. The deputy contacted the ex-boyfriend, and he told him to stay away from the apartment and not contact her. sunday, october 23 • Officers received 27 calls for service. Among these calls were six ambulance requests, two requests to assist other agencies, two public assistance requests, two animal complaints, one controlled burn, one broken down vehicle, one fire, one e911 landline call, one e911 wireless call, one report of a horse out, one family offense, one civil disagreement, one disturbing the peace call and one report of deer being hit.

• 12:21 a.m.: Deputy Lepley conducted a traffic stop on Highway 175 that resulted in the arrest of Kurtis Rutledge, age 39, of Ankeny, for OWI. He was released.

• 4:41 a.m.: A caller in Eldora requested an officer at her residence due to someone pounding and scratching at her door. At 5:31 a.m., the woman called back and said that the same subject was acting like he was going to start a physical altercation with her. He also told her that he hoped her brakes stopped working.

Jeffrey Dircks, age 36, of Eldora, was arrested for Disorderly Conduct and Interference with Official Acts.

He was released.

• 1:44 p.m.: Deputy Raum conducted a traffic stop on S56 that resulted in the arrest of Cody Alan Dalton, age 21, of Cedar Falls, for Driving Under Suspension. He was released.

• 4:34 p.m.: A caller in New Providence reported that a wagon and some tires were stolen from his property.

• 5:38 p.m.: A caller in Eldora reported that her son had been punched in the face and needed an ambulance because it was bleeding.

At 5:40 p.m., a 911 call was received from a different female regarding the second party in the assault at lot 12, stating that he needed an ambulance for a large laceration in his arm.

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Hardin County Magistrate

Death Notices Irene F. Harvey, 96

The following citations were issued in Hardin County by all agencies.

Luke Goodell, Hubbard, speeding.

Rommer Escalona, Webster City, failure to provide proof of financial liability.

Antonio Amos, Milwaukee, WI, speeding.

Taylor Swank, Bondurant, speeding.

Richard Haymes, Rogers, AR, no valid driver’s license.

John Johnston, Marshalltown, speeding.

Ashley Hannan, Cedar Falls, speeding.

Nicholas Albertson, Eldora, violation of title and operation without registration card or plate.

Rodney Buffington, Andover, MN, speeding.

Walt Scher, Columbia, MO, speeding.

David Goudie, Ames, speeding.

Joel Denio, Dows, speeding.

Alicia Ficken, Watford City, ND, failure to obey stop sign and yield right of way.

Ethan Wagner, Mason City, failure to provide proof of financial liability insurance, failure to give notice of address or name change and driving while license under suspension.

Leighton Gaul, New Hampton, speeding.

Deanna Dickinson, Curtice, OH, speeding.

Jeffrey Drummond, Waukee, speeding.

Louis Schafer, New Providence, speeding.

Mark Wacker, Clear Lake, speeding.

Garrett Arnold, Ankeny, speeding.

Mark Clarke, Steamboat Rock, speeding.

Lavern Schipper, Ackley, operation by unqualified driver.

Taylor Ewing, Greene, safety belt.

Robbie Walker, Williams, driving while license under suspension.

Rachel Hadwiger, Iowa Falls, permit under 18 to consume/possess on property.

Jeffrey Roll, Eldora, speeding.

Jordan Adams, Mason City, speeding.

Francisca Cardona, Baltimore, MD, speeding.

Marcus Seay, Davenport, speeding.

Paityn Morris, Poplar Grove, IL, speeding.

Tobias Ross, Pleasant Hill, windshield and window requirements.

Andrew Washington, Webster City, speeding.

Scott Bornheim, Laurel, speeding and failure to obey traffic control device.

Patrick Linthicum, Ackley, failure to provide proof of financial liability.

Philip Thompson, Jefferson, speeding.

Kenneth Detmer, Carpinteria, Irene F. Harvey, 96, of Eldora, CA, speeding.

Iowa died peacefully on Saturday, McKinley Wilson, Iowa Falls, Oct. 29, 2016 at Eldora Specialty careless driving.

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James Hainline, Blue Eye, MO, speeding.

Dean Danger, Ackley, speeding.

Kassaundra Gray, Ankeny, speeding.

Bonnie Kruger, Parkersburg, speeding.

Denise Hambly, Cedar Falls, op- Eiola Ruth Kramer (Dirks), 90 of eration without registration card or Iowa Falls, Iowa passed away October 28, 2016 at Heritage Care Center plate.

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Damon L. Adams, single to William C. How, 8-1-16, Lots 1 & 2, Blk 7, Owasa Herbert A. and Jacqueline Kenyon, husband and wife to Brian and Tracie Meyer, husband and wife, 9-13-16, S 1/2 Lot 18, Auditor’s Second Plat, Iowa Falls James A. and Helen E. Slobaszewski, husband and wife to Justin Sheridan, single, 9-15-16, Lot 1 and E. 11 ft. Lot 2, Blk 5, Sunset Add., Iowa Falls Robert E. Kasischke, single to Richard H. and Lucille R. Mortenson, husband and wife, 9-14-16, Lot 3 and N 1/2 Lot 4, Blk 2, Hoovers 2nd Add., Hubbard Alvern C. and Carolyn M. Tysdahl, husband and wife to Alvern C. and Carolyn M. Tysdahl, husband and wife, 9-20-16, Parcel A in NE1/4 SE1/4 23-86-22 Evelyn M. Crabtree Living Trust to Zachary J. and Kari J. Knutson, husband and wife, 8-26-16, 1/2 int: NE1/4 SE1/4, N3/8 NW1/4 SE1/4 and Pt N1/2 SW1/4 SE1/4 31-89-19 Nehring Family Trust to Marvin Nehring, Marlys Buck-Derscheid and Melanie Nehring, 8-26-16, 1/2 int: NE1/4 SE1/4, N3/8 NW1/4 SE1/4 and Pt N1/2 SW1/4 SE1/4 3189-19 Melanie Nehring, single; Marvin and Dawn Nehring, husband and wife; Marlys Buck-Derscheid and Gregory Derscheid, husband and wife to Zachary J. and Kari J. Knutson, husband and wife, 8-26-16, 1/2 int: NE1/4 SE1/4, N3/8 NW1/4 SE1/4 and Pt N1/2 SW1/4 SE1/4 3189-19 Garry L. and Melinda K. Schwarck, husband and wife to Garry L. Schwarck Living Trust, 6-5-14, NE1/4 36-88-19 and SW1/4 25-8819 Kenneth H. and Barbara J. Smuck, husband and wife to Raymond E. and Donna M. Smuck, husband and wife, 9-16-16, Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 3387-21 Kenneth W. Gray Estate to Garry and Melinda Schwarck, husband and wife, 9-16-16, Pt SW1/4 26-87-19 Georgia Boger Estate to Thomas E. and Leta F. Dohlman, husband and wife, 9-21-16, Parcel A in Lots 22 & 23, Blk 98, Ackley and Pt NE1/4 SW1/4 2-89-19 Wade Allen Van Hauen and LaRee Van Hauen, husband and wife to Van Hauen Family Farms, LLC, 8-26-

16, SW1/4 SE1/4 and S1/4 NW1/4 SE1/4 11-89-19 Lance Jay Van Hauen and Sheree L. Van Hauen, husband and wife to Van Hauen Family Farms, LLC, 9-20-16, SE1/4 SE1/4 and S1/4 NE1/4 SE1/4 11-89-19 Michael J. and Roxanne L. Garner, husband and wife to Duane A. and Martiana Bogan, married, 9-1616, E 1/2 Lot 7, All Lot 8, S 1/2 Lots 9 & 10, Blk A, Drake’s Add., Radcliffe Tracy Weismann, single to Scott Janowski, 8-3-16, Lot 7, Blk 1, White’s Add., Iowa Falls Heard Family Farms, LLC to Heard Farm Account, an Iowa Partnership, 9-8-16, Pt E1/2 NW1/4 3589-21, E1/2 SW1/4 except Hwy 3489-21, and Pt NWfrl1/4 5-88-21 Doratha F. Tapper Revocable Trust to Will Robert and Jolene Dianne Ibeling, husband and wife, 6-116, Pt N1/2 NE1/4 S. of Ry, SE1/4 NW1/4 and Pt NE1/4 SW1/4 8-8919 Secretary of Housing and Urban Development of Washington, DC to Eugene Frederick Mull Jr. and Karen M. Mull, husband and wife, 9-22-16, S. 3 ft. Lots 1 & 2, and All Lots 7 & 8, Blk 15, Woods Second Add., Union Myrle L. Lindaman, single to Cynthia V. Ioerger, single, 9-15-16, Lot 4, and Pt Lot 5, Blk 2, Hickory Hills First Add., Iowa Falls JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association to Michael and Maya Van Voorst, 8-22-16, E. 50 ft. Lot 3, Blk 15, Iowa Falls Nancy and Lee Faw, wife and husband to Jeffrey Roberts, 9-20-16, 1/2 int: Pt NE1/4 and Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 27-87-21 and W1/2 NW1/4 28-8721 Jeffrey and Rhonda Roberts, husband and wife to Nancy Faw, 9-1216, SW1/4 except Parcels A & B 3-86-21 Judy I. Rose, single to Raymie G. and Mary G. Cary, husband and wife, 9-29-16, N 1/2 Lot 3, Blk 21, Steamboat Rock Estate of Lois Knutson to Robert Charles Knutson, 9-29-16, 1/2 int: S1/2 NW 1/4 9-86-22 Estate of Lois Knutson to Ben Clarence Knutson, 9-29-16, 1/2 int: Pt E1/2 NE1/4 9-86-22 Estate of Lois Knutson to Joel Caleb Knutson, 9-29-16, 1/2 int: Pt S1/2 NW 1/4 16-87-22

Estate of Lois Knutson to Lila Lee Parlin, 9-29-16, 1/2 int: N1/2 NW 1/4 16-87-22 Wayne E. and Linda L. Norris, husband and wife to Duane G. and Beverly E. Dirks, husband and wife, 9-28-16, Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 34-88-19; Pt S1/2 SW 1/4 35-88-19; Parcel A in NW1/4 NW1/4 2-87-19 and NE1/4 NE1/4 3-87-19; Parcel B in SW 1/4 SW1/4 35-88-19 Nathan Hedberg, single to Joshua D. Andersen, 9-27-16, Parcel A in NW1/4 NW1/4 18-88-21 Zachary Nathaniel Thomas, single to Drew Gregory Engel, 9-30-16, Lot 3, Out Lot 12, Eldora Origin Bank to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development of Washington, D.C., 8-4-16, N 1/2 Lots 3 & 4, Blk 6, North Add., Iowa Falls Whitney A. Faris fka Whitney A. Woosley, single to The Estate of Joseph R. Woosley, 9-28-16, Lot 5 and N. 34 ft. Lot 6, Blk 6, Drain’s Add., Eldora Chris Shepard and Dawn R. Shepard, husband and wife to Joshua Wolfs, 9-26-16, Lot 2 and N. 20 ft.

Lot 3, Blk 3, Drain’s Add., Eldora Green Belt Bank & Trust to Duane J. and Linda M. Sudtelgte, husband and wife, 9-16-16, Lot 12, Blk 6, Ackley Janis E. and Terry E. Smith, wife and husband to Lisa M. and Kirk O. Allison, 9-29-16, E. 20 ft. N. 60 ft.

Lot 3, Blk 17, Eldora Mary Lou and Jon C. Stover, wife and husband to Shonda Parr, 9-2716, Lot 7 , Blk 43, Ackley Brock M. and Trisha M. Jacobson, husband and wife to Trisha M. Jacobson Living Trust, 8-30-16, Lot 12 and Pt Lot 13, Maplehurst Subdivision, Iowa Falls Garry D. and Eloise K. Smith, husband and wife to First National Acceptance Company, 9-22-16, Lot 5 and S 1/2 Lot 6, Blk “D”, Wiemer’s Second Add., Radcliffe Hardin County Sheriff to Judgment Assignee’s Federal National Mortgage Association, 9-29-16, W. 50 ft. E. 100 ft. S. 57.5 ft. Lot 10 and E1/3 Lot 10, Blk 4, Drain’s Add., Eldora Joyce A. Schnormeier Survivor’s Trust to Travis Lee William Jeske and Branigan Marie Jeske, husband and wife, 9-22-16, Parcel B in SW1/4 NE1/4 24-86-21

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Small Claims filed

Midland Funding LLC vs. Bret Webb AgVantage FS, Inc. vs. Matt Crouse.

Midland Funding LLC vs. Barb Liesener.

King Construction & Overhead Door vs. Ken Krause.

Quad Corp. vs. Robert Graves.

Quad Corp. vs. Anna & Luciano Grandi.

Long Term Medical Supply Corp. vs. Louanna Lopez-Greenawalt.

Long Term Medical Supply Corp. vs. Wayne Smith.

Long Term Medical Supply Corp. vs. Terry Shane.

Long Term Medical Supply Corp. vs. Jennifer Sorensen.

King Construction & Overhead Door vs. Lois Anderson.

King Construction & Overhead Door vs. Randall & Jennifer Dittmer.

King Construction & Overhead Door vs. Charlotte Kunch.

King Construction & Overhead Door vs. Tim Springer.

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Eldora City CounCil SpECial CounCil MEEting CondEnSEd oCtobEr 24, 2016 -- 6:00 p.M. eldora City Council met in Special Session with Mayor Bob Jeske presiding to discuss a proposal on the Hospital. Council members Melody Hoy, Jack Brekke, Bob John, Cindy Johns and Dave Mitchell were present. also present were City administrator Bruce Bierma, Chandra Kyte, Cory Larson and ambulance staff, newspaper staff and citizens.

Mayor Jeske asked for comments from the Council members. each member gave their concerns on the Hospital. Council member Hoy thought the City should look at the Hospital and see if it could be remodeled for the eMS. She thought we should look at both options of remodeling the Hospital and building a new building. Council members Johns, Brekke, Mitchell and John all thought that if the Hospital was remodeled, the eMS would out grow it and more work would be needed on it later on, it would not be energy efficient, the layout would not work, and during the remodel where would the eMS work out of and how would the remodel effect McFarland and greenbelt Home Care.

Mayor Jeske asked for a motion on the Hospital and Council member Hoy motioned that the City look at the Hospital and have Cannon Moss Brygger architects of Sioux City, Ia do a study of the building for a cost of around $10,000.00 that the City would pay for. after motioned by Council member Hoy there was no second given and the motion died.

It was then left with the City to look at what the eMS could afford and what they needed for a new eMS building.

There being no further business Mayor Jeske asked for a motion to adjourn. Council member Mitchell so moved, meeting adjourned at 7:17 p.m.

Bob Jeske, Mayor aTTeST: Chandra Kyte (Ledger – Nov. 1, 2016)

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TO THe aBOve-NaMeD DeFeNDaNT(S): You are notified that a petition has been filed in the office of the clerk of this court, naming you as a defendant in this action, for foreclosure of the property legally described as: LOT 4 IN BLOCK 1 IN eSTeS PLaCe aDDITION TO IOWa FaLLS, HaRDIN COUNTY, IOWa (Mortgaged Premises) due to a default in making contractual payments on a promissory note; for judgment in rem against the mortgaged premises for the principal amount of $43,848.11 plus interest as provided in the Note and as may have been subsequently adjusted thereafter, fees, costs, and attorney’s fees, for a declaration of the sum due as a lien on the premises, a declaration that the mortgage is prior and superior to all of the other liens on the property, for a special execution to issue for sale of the Mortgaged Premises at sheriff’s sale, for the issuance of a writ of possession, for a appointment of a receiver upon plaintiff’s application, and for such further relief the Court deems just and equitable.

FOR FURTHeR PaRTICULaRS See THe PeTITION NOW CONTaINeD IN THe COURT FILe NOTICe 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 YOUR ReSIDeNCe BUT NOT a ONe-FaMILY OR TWO-FaMILY 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. IF YOU DO NOT FILe a WRITTeN DeMaND TO DeLaY THe SaLe aND IF THe MORTgageD PROPeRTY IS YOUR ReSIDeNCe aND IS a ONe-FaMILY OR TWO-FaMILY DWeLLINg, THeN a DeFICIeNCY JUDgMeNT WILL NOT Be eNTeReD agaINST YOU. IF YOU DO FILe a WRITTeN DeMaND TO DeLaY THe SaLe, THeN a DeFICIeNCY JUDgMeNT MaY Be eNTeReD agaINST YOU IF THe PROCeeDS FROM THe SaLe OF THe MORTgageD PROPeRTY aRe INSUFFICIeNT TO SaTISFY THe aMOUNT OF THe MORTgageD DeBT aND COSTS. IF THe MORTgageD PROPeRTY IS NOT YOUR ReSIDeNCe OR IS NOT a ONeFaMILY OR TWO-FaMILY DWeLLINg, THeN a DeFICIeNCY JUDgMeNT MaY Be eNTeReD agaINST YOU WHeTHeR OR NOT YOU FILe a WRITTeN DeMaND TO DeLaY THe SaLe. You are further notified that unless you serve and, within a reasonable time thereafter, file a motion or answer on or before November 28, 2016 in the Iowa District Court for Hardin County, Iowa, at the Courthouse in eldora, Iowa, judgment by default will be rendered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition.

If you need assistance to participate in court due to a disability, call the disability coordinator at 641-421-0990. Persons who are hearing or speech impaired may call Relay Iowa TTY (1800-735-2942). Disability coordinators cannot provide legal advice.

Clerk of Court Hardin County Courthouse eldora, Iowa IMPORTaNT: YOU aRe aDvISeD TO SeeK LegaL aDvICe aT ONCe TO PROTeCT YOUR INTeReSTS. (Ledger – Oct. 25, Nov. 1, 8, 2016)

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Hardin County Board of Supervisors hardin County board of SupErViSorS MinutES – oCtobEr 19, 2016 wEdnESday – 10:00 a.M. Chair Lance granzow called the meeting to order. also present were Supervisors Reneé McClellan and Ronn Rickels; and Justin Ites, Cindy Litwiller, Roxanne Warnell, Jessica Lara, Daryl albertson, Micah Cutler, Rob Maharry, and Nancy Lauver.

The Pledge of allegiance was recited.

McClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the agenda as posted. Motion carried.

Rickels moved, McClellan seconded to approve the October 12, 2016 minutes. Motion carried.

McClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the October 19, 2016 claims for payment.

Motion carried. at 10:02 a.m. the Chair opened the public hearing on the animal Feeding Operation Construction Permit – Zilske Finisher Farm in Section 10 of Buckeye Township. The application was reviewed. No oral or written comments or objections were received. The Chair then closed the public hearing and the following action was taken: Rickels moved, McClellan seconded to send the animal Feeding Operation Construction Permit for Zilske Finisher Farm, in Section 10 of Buckeye Township, to the DNR for approval.

Motion carried.

Roxanne Warnell, emergency Management Director, reviewed the emergency Management quarterly Report, and the following action was taken: McClellan moved, Rickels seconded to accept the emergency Management quar-

terly Report for July – September 2016. Motion carried.

McClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the agreement to amend exhibit a to the Hardin County Development alliance economic Development agreement. Roll Call vote: “ayes” McClellan and Rickels. “Nays” granzow. Motion carried. a conference call was held with attorney Bob Josten of Dorsey & Whitney Law Firm regarding the Urban Renewal Plan, and the following action was taken: McClellan moved, Rickels seconded to direct Bob Josten to proceed with amending the Urban Renewal Plan. McClellan then moved, Rickels seconded to amend the motion by inserting Dorsey & Whitney Law Firm in place of Bob Josten. Motion carried on amendment. Roll Call on original motion: “ayes” McClellan, Rickels, and granzow. “Nays” None.

Motion carried.

Discussion was held on the County-owned property located at 1309 11th Street, eldora. No action was necessary at this time; discussion only.

Utility Permits: None.

Secondary Roads Department: County engineer, Daryl albertson, provided a brief departmental update to the Board. No action was necessary; informational only.

Other Business: None.

Rickels moved, McClellan seconded to adjourn until October 26, 2016. Motion carried. /s/Lance granzow /s/Jessica Lara Lance granzow, Chair Jessica Lara Board Of Supervisors Hardin County auditor (Ledger – Nov. 1, 2016)

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Sports agWSR football drops playoff game, 58-26

Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2016 • page 10

Grundy girls rally for 5-set win over W-G

WOODWARD- A come-frombehind five-set victory was celebrated by the Grundy Center volleyball team winning 25-16, 23-25, 1525, 25-22, 16-14 over WoodwardGranger during a Class 2A, Region 4 semi-final match here Thursday.

The Spartans rallied from a 14-10 deficit in the fifth and deciding set to defeat the ninth-ranked Hawks, after battling back from a 22-16 deficit in the fourth game.

The wild win improved Grundy to 24-16 and ousted W-G at 31-8. The Spartans also downed the Hawks in a regional semi-final last season with a three-set sweep.

Junior Landry Luhring led the Spartans’ attack with 16 kills on 41-of-45 hitting followed by Kylie Willis 14 on 37-of-39 hitting and Brooke Flater 11, with 47 assists for Sydney Mathews. Emmy Kracht was 16-of-19 serving with two of the team’s four service aces. Luhring had 27 digs and Kyah Luhring 24.

W-G senior Olivia McCune produced match-high totals of 21 kills on 44-of-54 hitting and seven service aces, going 23-of-25.

Grundy Center now meets No. 5 Tri-Center tonight (Tuesday) at West Des Moines Valley. Game time is 7 p.m. T-C defeated Des Moines Christian Thursday in four games and improved to a lofty 32-1.

Grundy Center is one of six teams from the North Iowa Cedar League Conference to advance to regional finals.

Along with the Spartans in 2A, No. 3 Sumner-Fredericksburg plays West Branch at Center Point and No. 10 Waterloo Columbus meets No. 4 Lake Mills at Nashua, while in 1A, No. 2 Hudson plays Lamoni at Bondurant tonight (Tuesday).

Class 3A finals were held Monday with No. 2 Dike-New Hartford meeting Clarion-Goldfield-Dows at Hampton, and No. 1 Union High playing Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont at Montezuma.

(continued from page 11) ing period came with 17-seconds showing with another scramble by Ehrhardt good for 21 yards.

The game’s first punt then came moments into the second quarter followed by what may have been the contest’s breaking point. After a 47 yard punt by Roelfs left the Warriors at their own four, Ehrhardt dropped back into the end zone on first down and rifled a deep pass to Sylvester, who snagged the pigskin at mid-field and raced to paydirt, capping a 76yard pass play. Another two-point run for Ehrhardt and the host’s led, 30-14.

Central Elkader added six-pointers on the next two possessions with a 46-yard pass from Ehrhardt to Ted Hilgerson and then Ehrhardt bolted 11-yards.

The two teams divided four touchdowns in the second half as Eilderts scored twice for AGWSR – first on a 66-yard kickoff return and then a five-yard run in the game’s closing minutes. For Elkader, Hilgerson blasted three-yards and scored on a 23-yard pass from Ehrhardt.

“They handled us really well at the line of scrimmage and that created a lot of problems,” said Koop. “If we can’t control the line of scrimmage the way we’re used to, it makes it tough on us.”

The explosive Warriors wasted little time with the football as six of the eight scoring drives on the 80-yard field lasted four or fewer plays.

Sylvester had 125 receiving yards on five catches with 83 yards on four grabs for Josh Cummer. Hilgerson added 50 rushing yards and was credited with 10 solo tackles and another 13 assists.

Stubbe’s 69 yards on 13 rushes led the Cougars with 51 for Eilderts, 45 for Roelfs and 39 for Tyler Rose.

The team’s passing was just 4-of-9 for 23 yards.

AGWSR entered the game without starting QB Nathan Karsjens

after he broke his right hand in the regular season finale one week earlier and then Roelfs went down with a knee injury late in the first half Friday. Eilderts and freshman Titan Opperman manned the position the final two-plus quarters.

Stubbe had six solos, two assists and a picked pass for the defense with five solos and three assists for Meinders and Rose.

The loss capped the first fall of Eight-Player football at 7-3 for the Cougars.

Central Elkader, 8-2, will host 9-1 Don Bosco Friday in a quarterfinal contest. Elkader defeated the then top-ranked Dons, 44-34 during the regular season.

Don Bosco, fourth-ranked, routed ONE-ON-ONE- AGWSR running back Liam Stubbe carries the No. 1 Turkey Valley, 75-24 in the football as a Central Elkader defender looks to make the tackle playoff’s first-round Friday. during post-season play Friday.

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SILVER- The Comets’ Caleb Silver scored a top 50 placing in Class 1A boys at the state cross country meet Saturday.

Silver ended 46th at 17:47.

(Kristin Nixon, Mid-America Publishing photo)

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(continued from page 11) rates scored 116 points for second and led by Jenna Twait fourth at 20:03 and Grace Jorgensen 27th.

The Denver girls finished fifth in 1A with the team leader Grace Back 19th at 20:39.

The Aplington-Parkersburg girls ended 11th in Class 2A with a top 10 individual effort for Sophia Jungling, scoring sixth in 19:00. Dike-New Hartford’s Alayna Kollasch was also top 10 at ninth in 19:28.

For the boys, Denver finished fifth and Hudson eighth in Class 1A. Team leaders were top 10 with Hudson’s Wyatt Kelly fifth at 16:48 and Curren Matthias of Denver sixth in 16:55.

In Class 2A, the East Marshall boys collected 191 points for ninth with 194 points good for 10th for Aplington-Parkersburg. Individually, A-P’s Mason Tyler was top five at fifth in 16:34 and EM’s Nick Meling took 10th at 16:52.

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NICL 4-3 in FB’s first-round

ELDORA- The North Iowa Cedar League Conference registered a 4-3 record in the first-round of the state football playoffs Friday.

Wins were posted by Dike-New Hartford and Union High in Class 2A, Denver in Class 1A and defending state Gladbrook-Reinbeck in Class A. Eliminated in the post-season’s opening round was AGWSR in Eight-Player, and in Class A Hudson and Wapsie Valley.

Iowa High School Prep Football Playoff Picture CLASS 2A

Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley 49, South Central Calhoun 10; Dike-New Hartford 55, Southeast Valley 29; Carroll Kuemper 21, Central Lyon/GLR 20; Mount Vernon 48, Centerville7; North Fayette Valley 21, New Hampton 7; Prairie CityMonroe 38, Roland-Story 7; Union High 31, Crestwood 13, Williamsburg 49, Central Lee 25.

ezuma 34, BGM 20; St. Ansgar 28, Wapsie Valley 10; St. Albert CB 24, AkronWestfield 21; West Hancock 30, Hudson 7; West Sioux 49, South O’Brien 20.

Quarterfinals At Gladbrook – Gladbrook-Reinbeck (10-0) vs Montezuma (8-2); At St. Ansgar – St. Ansgar (10-0) vs Lisbon (9-1); At Algona – Algona Garrigan (10-0) vs West Hancock (8-2); At Council Bluffs – St. Albert (10-0) vs West Sioux (9-1).

Quarterfinals At Monroe – Dike-New Hartford (8-2) vs Prairie City-Monroe (9-1); At Denison – Carroll Kuemper (9-1) vs Boyden-Hull-RV (9-1); West Union – North Fayette Valley (10-0) vs Union High (9-1); At Mount Vernon – Mount Vernon (8-2) vs Williamsburg (8-2).

CLASS 1A

Bellevue 26, South Winneshiek 8; Denver 50, Clayton Ridge 6; Hinton 43, Logan-Magnolia 28; Madrid 27, Pleasantville 20; Pella Christian 49, Sigourney-Keota 0; Iowa City Regina 49, West Branch 15; Van Meter 21, AHSTW 14 (OT), Western Christian 28, West Lyon 6.

Quarterfinals At Denver – (Denver (10-0) vs Bellevue (10-0); At Iowa City - Iowa City Regina (9-1) vs Pella Christian (10-0); At Van Meter – Van Meter (10-0) vs Madrid (9-1); At Hull – Western Christian (9-1) vs Hinton (9-1).

CLASS A Algona Garrigan 37, Earlham 6;Gladbrook-Reinbeck 13, Lynnville-Sully 6; Lisbon 31, East Buchanan 20, Mont-

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Quarterfinals At Elkader – Central Elkader (8-2) vs Don Bosco (9-1); At Twin Cedars - Twin Cedars (10-0) vs Midland (8-2); At Harris-Lake Park – Harris-Lake Park (10-0) vs Ar-We-Va (8-2); At Tabor – Fremont Mills (10-0) vs Exira-EH-K (73).

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Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2016 • page 11

explosive Warriors race past Cougars

by Scott Bierle Sports Editor ELKADER- An early high-paced scoring parade turned one-sided and vaulted Central Elkader to a 58-26 victory over the AGWSR football team during Eight-Player first-round playoff action here Friday.

After the two teams traded touchdowns on the game’s first four possessions, only the host Warriors continued the hectic scoring spree.

Actually, seventh-ranked Central Elkader found the end zone on their first six possessions and owned a commanding 42-14 cushion with 1:34 remaining before the break.

“I would say there was one word that sums up our three losses – speed,” said AGWSR head coach James Koop.

“We have the strength and size that can match any team. But they’re faster than us. We get to state track in the 400 and 800s, and they’re qualifying in the 100 and 200s. I have not problem with our effort, we always come and put it all out on the field, but speed is the difference,” he added.

The speedy and shifty Derek Ehrhardt sparked the Warriors as he had a hand in seven of the winner’s eight touchdowns – four passing and three rushing. Central Elkader

amassed 497 yards of offense and signal caller had 425 with 279 passing and 147 rushing.

Previewing the post-season game Koop noted containing Ehrhadt was key. “He (Ehrhardt) is a phenomenal athletic. Even if we had someone in the right spot, he could get by us. “ Central Elkader opened the barrage of touchdowns with a four-yard flip from Ehrhardt to Nick Sylvester deep in the corner of the end zone just 2:03 into the first period.

AGWSR countered with a nineplay drive – all on the ground and capped with Liam Stubbe finding running room off-tackle for a 37yard dash. Both team’s two-point rushes were good and were knotted 8-all.

The Warriors quickly regained the lead on a three-play march with Ehrhardt sprinting the final 31-yards.

He added the two-run run.

The Cougars answered with an 11-play effort that ended with a oneyard blast for Mason Eilderts. The two-point failed and AGWSR was down 16-14 at the 1:25 mark in the first. The drive included an 11-yard run for quarterback Aaron Roelfs and a 12-yard pass from Roelfs to Stubbe.

The game’s fifth TD of the open(continued on page 10)

Central Elkader 58, AGWSR 26

Team Statistics Elkader AGWSR First Downs 17 12 Rushing 9 10 passing 9 2 penalty 0 0 Rushes – Yards 35-21856-201 passing 13-17-1 4-9-1 passing Yards 279 23 Total Yards497 224 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 4-1 punts-average 1-28 3-44 penalties-Yards 4-30 2-0 Scoring by Quarters agWSR 14 0 6 6-26 Central elkader 22 20 8 8-58 Scoring Summary CE – Nick Sylvester 4-yard pass from Derek ehrhardt (Ted Hilgerson run).

AGWSR – Liam Stubbe 37-yard run (aaron Roelfs run).

CE – ehrhardt 31-yard run (ehrhardt run).

AGWSR – Mason eilderts 1-yard run (run failed).

CE – ehrhardt 21-yard run (run failed).

CE – Sylvester 76-yard pass from ehrhardt (ehrhardt run).

CE – Hilgerson 46-yard pass from ehrhardt (pass failed).

CE – ehrhardt 11-yard run (run failed).

CE – Hilgerson 3-yard run (Max Wingert run).

AGWSR – eilderts 66-yard kickoff return (pass failed).

CE – Hilgerson 23-yard pass from ehrhardt (Hilgerson run).

AGWSR – eilderts 5-yard run (run failed).

Individual Stat Leaders AGWSR: Rushing – Liam Stubbe 12-69 – 1TD, Mason eilderts 19-51 – 2TDs, aaron Roelfs 11-45, Tyler Rose 1239.

Passing – eilderts 3-of-5 for 11 yards, 1 interception; Roelfs 1-of-4 for 12 yards.

Receiving – Stubbe 4-21.

CENTRAL ELKADER: Rushing – Derek erhahrdt 21 rushes-147-yards – 3TDs, Ted Hilgerson 4-43 – 1TD; Max Wingert 4-33.

Passing – ehrhardt 13-of-17 for 278 yards, 4 touchdowns, 1 interception.

Receiving – Nick Sylvester 5 catches-123 yards – 2 TDs, Josh Cummer 4-84, Hilgerson 3-69 – 2TDs.

CHASING- AGWSR’s Caleb Meinders closes in on tackling Warriors’ quarterback Derek Ehrhardt during Friday’s Eight-Player post-season football contest. Ehrhardt led Central Elkader to victory with four passing and three rushing touchdowns.

PLAYOFF FOOTBALL- The Cougars’ Mason Eilderts turns the corner with the Warriors’ Parker Klingman in hot pursuit during EightPlayer first-round playoff football action Friday.

AGWSR lost 58-26 to Central Elkader, while Eilderts tallied three touchdowns.

VANDER WILT- South Hardin’s Jacob Vander Wilt (1039) keeps pace in a pack of runners at the state cross country meet Saturday. Vander Wilt placed 75th in the Class 2A field of 140 boys. (John Jenson, Mid-America Publishing photo).

Tigers’ Vander Wilt, Comet threesome fares well

IF-A/AGWSR’s Fisher medals at state XC meet

by Scott Bierle Sports Editor FORT DODGE- A career-best clocking carried Iowa Falls-Alden/ AGWSR sophomore Aubrie Fisher to a medal placing at the Iowa High School State Cross Country Championships here Saturday.

Fisher posted a top 15 medal stand placing of 11th in the Class 3A girls’ race.

Additional area runners at the state show were sophomore Jacob VanderWilt of South Hardin, who placed 75th in the boys’ Class 2A race, and BCLUW’s trio of seniors Grant Baker and Ian Showers, and sophomore Caleb Silver in the Class 1A boys’ field.

Fisher, listed No. 24 in the latest individual state rankings, covered the Lakeside Golf Course in a swift 19-minutes, 24-seconds. The run bettered her previous best of 19:40

set at the state qualifying meet 10days ago, where she took sixth.

Earlier in the week Fisher noted a top 30 placing was the goal, but the dream was to medal. She just missed the top 10 by one-second with Grinnell’s Mary Blanchard 10th at 19:23.

The Class 3A individual champion was freshman Adrianna Katcher of Center Point-Urbana with a 13-second win over the 140-runner field at 18:27.

Fisher was also a state qualifier as a freshman and her numbers were 65th in 20:45.

Vander Wilt posted the 75th placing in a field of 140 runners and booked a clocking of 18:04.

The results had mixed reactions according to South Hardin coach Mike Olson. “Jacob was disappointed, which is probably good, but I’m satisfied. He now has the experience to come back here and do better. It is

BAKER- The Comets’ Grant Baker led a trio of BCLUW runners during the Class 1A boys’ race at the state cross country meet Saturday. Baker placed 29th. (Kristin Nixon, Mid-America Publishing photo)

a tough race your first time here. He ran the race instead of racing it.”

The Class 2A champion was senior Andrew Stumbo of Ogden in 15:53 with sophomore Reece Smith of Garner-Hayfield-Ventura second at 16:02. Reece won the Garner State Qualifier where Vander Wilt took 10th.

Baker collected a top 30 placing and Silver finished in the first 50 for the Comets. Baker’s time of 17:32 was good for 29th out of 138-runners and Silver hit the finish line 46th at 17:47. Showers ended 79th at 18:20.

The 1A meet medalist was North Union junior Riley Bauer with a run-away time of 16:09. Second was Jerry Jorgenson of Treynor at 16:32.

The Hudson girls headlined the North Iowa Cedar League Conference performance with a runner-up team placing in Class 1A. The Pi(continued on page 10)

FISHER- Sophomore Aubrie Fisher of Iowa FallsAlden/AGWSR earned a medal placing at the state cross country meet Saturday. Fisher ran a personal best 19:24 to take 11th in the girls’ Class 3A field.

(Kristin Nixon, Mid-America Publishing photo)

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