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Two area growers take your questions on cover crops by Rick Patrie News Editor DES MOINES—Iowa farmers planted about 64,000 more cover crop acres funded through state and federal incentives in the fall of 2015 compared to fall 2014 – a 22 percent increase. That was 1,019 in Hardin County for the reporting period. And an extended farming family in the Hubbard area are among the devotees who have helped build those numbers. Roger Knutson of Hubbard and his son-in-law, ag engineer Jacob Bolson, have been collaborating in recent years and they along with farmers in 24 other Iowa counties have been offering to share the benefit of their experience. A recent ISU report on cover crop use listed Bolson and a Grundy County operator as points of contact for others looking to try the experiment. Bolson was listed as a source here in Hardin County at jmbolson@ gmail.com. and Grundy County farmer Fred Abels is found at farmerfred1981@hotmail.com. Meanwhile, Wade Dooley in Marshall County can be found at centuryfarm@hotmail.com All have said they are eager to talk about the results. Statewide Iowans planted 291,267 cover crop acres last fall compared to 227,256 in 2014 with help from state and federal conservation programs. The numbers include funding from the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship (IDALS) through the Water Quality Initiative (WQI), State Cost-Share, and local watershed projects. USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation
Service (NRCS) provides farmers assistance for cover crop through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and the Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP). Cover crops such as cereal rye, winter wheat and hairy vetch are helping farmers provide ground cover and living roots in the soil throughout the year. This helps improve soil health, water infiltration, and soil biology, reduce soil erosion and weed competition, trap excess nutrients in the soil, and even provide livestock grazing. Barb Stewart, state agronomist for NRCS in Iowa, credits the increase in cover crop acres to the amount of outreach and education to famers from conservation groups throughout the state, along with more farmers paying attention to soil health and water quality the past several years. NRCS and IDALS are both anticipating cover crop acres to increase by about 15 percent next year in Iowa, based on 2016 program signups. “We continue to see interest in cover crops grow,” said Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey, “both from farmers brand new to the practice as well as those who have been doing it for a couple years.” Northey says even in challenging economic times in agriculture, farmers are seeing the benefits cover crops provide and putting their own money toward cover crops and other practices focused on protecting water quality and improving soil health. For more information about cover crops and other practices and programs to help address natural resource concerns on your land, visit your local USDA Service Center.
Windfarms proliferate
by Rick Patrie News Editor CEDAR RAPIDS – The wind energy presence keeps growing. Developers in Grundy County were not long ago pushing additional wind turbine construction just north of the Ivester area, there are already big fields of producing turbines spreading south of Wellsburg, cutting across the south and west of Hardin County (just below Hubbard and Radcliffe), and now word is out that Alliant Energy is giving strong consideration to enlarging a wind
Newsbriefs Courthouse and Co. Office Bldg. and Engineer’s Office closed Nov. 11
All County Offices in the Courthouse, County Office Building, and Engineer’s Office will be closed on Friday, Nov. 11, in observance of Veterans’ Day.
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The Steamboat Rock Presbyterian Church will be holding a Steak Supper on Saturday, Nov. 12 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Iowa River Boat Club in Steamboat Rock. Adults $9, children (5-10) $4.50 – payable at the door. (continued on page 3A)
generating field north of Iowa Falls in Franklin County. Alliant Energy’s Iowa utility is moving forward with its New Wind Project, which will bring up to 500 megawatts of new wind generation to Iowa. That’s enough to power 215,000 homes. Alliant is currently working with landowners in Franklin County near its existing Whispering Willow Wind Farm, as well as exploring (continued on page 3A)
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Stop action photo. Things move at their own pace in Donkey Basketball. A couple of Saturday’s ago, everyone got a showcase of it when a Wisconsin-based promoter of Donkey sports of all kinds brought the thrills to the Steamboat Rock gym. More pictures inside on page 2A. A big thanks to Vanessa Meester and Kitty Hemmen for providing the pictures.
A Veterans album The Davison brothers of World War II get the spotlight this year in the special veterans edition of the newspapers. Youngest to oldest, left to right, Warren G. Davison, Clyde A. Davison, Dean W. Davison, and A.L. “Bob” Davison. The first three boys in line were in the Army, and Bob was in the Navy. Also find, all the vets whose photos have been submitted over the years. See the second section of this newspaper for those memories. And see list of Veterans Day events on page 3A.
Politically astute and well mannered By Rick Patrie News Editor E-NP SCHOOL – The Cubs won the World Series and if that’s not miracle enough for you, then take a trip to the elementary school here in Eldora – where the kids in Kristin Schindelar’s TAG and enrichment group are learning their way through American electoral politics. Learning their politics against the backdrop of Trump and Clinton – actively politic-ing and yet somehow staying friends! Incredible. They are second through 5th graders, of course, and that helps. But even at that young age, they already have as many political points of view as your proverbial national crosssection. Solid, well thought opinions, too.
And yes, this being a real world exploration, they have split off into Republicans and Democrats, they’ve talked about everything from gun control, to immigration, they have their differences on health care, the war on terror, the economy, and foreign trade – but amid all this politics, everyone still raises his or her hand to be called on, everyone smiles, speaks his or her piece and then listens to the other child. The kids have been studying for about five weeks, and being youngsters in the second, third, fourth and fifth grades, they are all novices to politics. Still they have a remarkably good command of the issues and are able to state their The children of E-NP’s TAG and enrichment program.
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Find the Steamboat Rock Presbyterian, the Baptist, and the fire department and the Pine Lake Saddle Club (trophy in hand) all represented on the floor with the visiting donkeys. It was a return engagement for Donkey Basketball which has been to town twice before during the last few years. It is always a big crowd pleaser. The donkeys set the pace. And it is usually non-too frantic. A Wisconsin farm family keeps them engaged throughout the year in the upper Midwest and the animals, who play all kinds of donkey sports pretty much make up their own rules of the game. And, of course, during half time all the kids in the crowd get a chance to take the saddle as well.
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By Rick Patrie News Editor ELDORA – Veterans day in the Eldora-New Providence School is November 11 with what has now become n annual program honoring veterans in the community. The American Legion and VFW posts always join with the South Hardin High School band for several features during the observance. Each year students bound for the armed services are introduced and this you a 5th Grade Essay Winner will be an additional feature. The program always honors 50 year Legion members. One feature is the Parade of Flags, involving children from the Eldora New Providence Elementary. The Veterans Day project here in Eldora has become a tradition, bringing together veterans and children in the schools for the observance. The program starts at 10 a.m. at the downtown elementary school gym. As always, the public is encouraged to come and take part.
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Liscomb Veteran’s Day Program The Harry E. Powers Post #87 will celebrate Veteran’s Day on Friday, November 11. The program will begin at 10:45 a.m. at the Liscomb Community Center. Clifford Gifford will be honored for 70 years of continuous membership in the Harry E. Powers American Legion Post. Special music will be provided by Ron Galloway, Phil Gould and Ralph Norman. Sharon Hatch will read, “The Noble and the Brave: A Veteran’s Day Tribute.” Group singing of patriotic songs will be led by Helen Fiscus. Refreshments will be served by the Liscomb Legion Auxiliary following the program. The public is encouraged and invited to attend.
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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 Union. 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 Iowa Falls. Iowa Falls Precinct number 2 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.
Veterans day in the BCLUW schools is November 11 at 2 p.m. in the middle school gym. The program honors veterans as a whole and spotlights those in attendance. If you have a veteran in the family and want them acknowledged contact the school by Wednesday November 9. Part of the program is having student’s present flags to his or her family member-veteran in attendance. Veterans in attendance can begin checking in at 1 p.m. on the 11th. The project is part of a school wide observance on Veterans Day.
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The South Hardin Middle School students will honor our local veterans at our annual Veterans Day program. This year’s program is scheduled on Wednesday, November 11 at 10:00 in the new Hubbard Gym. Petty
areas of the state. Construction could start as soon as next year. Alliant Energy expects to place 250 megawatts in service in 2019 and the rest in 2020. “The New Wind Project will benefit our customers, our communities and the state,” said Doug Kopp, president of Alliant Energy’s Iowa utility. “The wind turbines will generate clean, cost-effective energy for customers. They also create tax revenue for communities, and bring construction jobs and economic growth to the state, making this a win-win project.”
On October 25, the Iowa Utilities Board issued a final order regarding the New Wind Project. The order approves, with limited modifications, the settlement between Alliant Energy and customer groups, which was filed on October 12, 2016. The New Wind Project will help the company economically meet its customers’ energy need, by maximizing the value of renewable energy tax credits and taking advantage of favorable wind turbine pricing. “We want to thank our community partners in Franklin County. We also want to thank the Iowa Utilities Board for its work and the organizations
by Rick Patrie News Editor IOWA FALLS – The season is turning and Mid Iowa Community Action is gearing up for another winter of helping needy county residents pay their heat bills. The rules are different during winter, and while MICA’s low income heating assistance can’t do everything, it can help qualifying households get through the winter, and ensure the power company it will be paid, too. Beginning October 1, Mid-Iowa strted to accept applications for the agency’s Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). At that time, the agency will accept applications from individuals age 60 or older and those with a disability. On November 1, MICA will begin accepting all other LIHEAP applications. LIHEAP provides a one-time payment to help pay a household’s heating costs. To be eligible for assistance,
that came together to advance this application toward approval. They include the Office of Consumer Advocate, the Iowa Business Energy Coalition, the Large Energy Group, the Iowa Environmental Council and the Environmental Law and Policy Center,” said Kopp. “Through our work together, we are helping to advance clean energy while providing low-cost, reliable energy solutions to our customers.” More information is available at alliantenergy.com/ whisperingwillow.
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how to prevent hospitalization and manage the disruptive patient effectively. The meeting helped students learn to identify resources in the community for the mentally ill patient in crisis, consider consequences of the lack of mental health beds in Iowa, and explore ways to advocate for resources to
Iowa Falls - Hansen Family Hospital celebrates and recognizes those who have served and are currently serving in all military branches. An open house reception will be held in the hospital cafeteria on Veterans Day, November 11th. Refreshments will be served from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The community is welcome to join hospital employees in commemorating the sacrifices made by those in all military branches. Hansen Family Hospital is located at 920 S. Oak Street in Iowa Falls.
Dates and Menu and chef for the day: November 10th - Catie Leytham Appetizer: Tossed Salad Main Entree: Chicken Alfredo w/ Garlic Bread Sticks Side: Green Beans Dessert: Pumpkin Bars Beverage: Sparkling Grape Juice November 18th - Zakee Newman Appetizer: Greek Salad Main Entree: Spaghetti w/ Meatballs
individuals must earn 175 percent or less of federal poverty guidelines. This year, an individual can earn up to $20,790 annually to be eligible. A family of four can earn up to $42,525. Funded by the Department of Health and Human Services through the Iowa Department of Human Rights/ Division of Community Action Agencies, LIHEAP is not designed to pay a household’s total energy costs for the winter. Instead, it provides supplemental assistance based on several factors, including household income, household size, dwelling type, type of heating fuel, and others. Households that are approved for LIHEAP may also qualify for weatherization services from MICA as well. Applicants that are between 175 percent and 200 percent of poverty guidelines (between $42,525 and $48,600 for a family of four) do not qualify for a LIHEAP award but do qualify for moratorium protection and are eligible for weatherization.
To apply, contact MICA’s Hardin County Family Development Center at 637 S. Oak Street in Iowa Falls. To schedule an appointment, call 641-648-5036. LIHEAP forms and instructions may also be found on www.micaonline.org. Applications will be accepted through April 30, 2016. To apply, please bring the following to your appointment: A copy of your most recent heating and electric bill. Proof of all household members’ gross incomes for the past three months or the most recent income tax return. Birth dates and general information for all household members. Social Security cards or I-94 cards for all household members. If a household does not have either of these, please contact MICA for more information. To learn more, call your local MICA Family Development Center.
Side: Texas Toast Dessert: Chocolate Lasagna Beverage: Virgin Margarita
December 1st - Darlene Luckeroth Appetizer: Fresh Fruit with Dip Main Entree: Meatloaf w/ Mashed Potatoes Side: Candied Carrots Dessert: Brownie Ice Cream Sundae Beverage: Strawberry Lemonade December 8th - Calvin Hoversten Appetizer: Apple Sausage Slices Main Entree: Rinderrouläden w/ Brünede Kartofler Side: Irish Soda Bread Dessert: German Chocolate Cake Beverage: Spezi December 15th - Laura Urrestta Velez Appetizer: Corn Empanadas Main Entree: Marinated Baked Pork Chops Side: Avocado Salad Deep, Fried Banana Chips Dessert: Black Forest Pie Beverage: Lemonade
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Ivester Church of the Brethren Lasagna Dinner Nov. 13
The Ivester Church of the Brethren will be holding a Lasagna Dinner on Sunday, Nov. 13 from 4 to 7 p.m. The church is located at 25056 E Ave., rural Grundy Center. Freewill offering.
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ECC students attend Iowa Nurses meeting IOWA FALLS – Ellsworth Community College Practical Nursing students and faculty attended the Iowa Nursing Association’s Culture of Safety: Caring for the mental health patient in the Emergency Room meeting on Friday, Oct. 14 in Ankeny. The objective was to teach students
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Officer 3rd Class Steve Hunt of the United States Navy will be our guest speaker. The Hubbard and Radcliffe Legions provide the Color Guard for the ceremony. The South Hardin Middle School band and chorus will also perform. A reception with refreshments will be held following the program. The public is invited to attend.
SOUTH HARDIN – The windmill cafe will be starting November 10th. Students have 5 dates setup for the cafe, November 10th, November 18th, December 1st, December 8th, and December 15th. Food will be served at 11:30 a.m. at South Hardin High School in Room 210 (The FCS room). The meal is $6 a person. RSVP 2 days in advance, and due to limited amount of help, we have decided to have a 16 person cap for each event to keep things running smoothly. For reservations call: 641 - 939 - 3421 or email Mrs. Halvorsen at rhalvorsen@southhardin.org.
serve the mental health needs of patients. After the meeting INA Board member, Dr. Sharon Guthrie, spoke to ECC students about the importance of being active in the legislative process and the impact of legislation on the future of nursing.
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By: Rob Maharry Staff writer ELDORA- During its regular meeting on Wednesday morning, the Hardin County Board of Supervisors received a bid of $15,000 for a county shed from the city of Ackley. The shed lies within the city limits of Ackley, and according to Joe Wessels, who spoke on behalf of the city, they would use it for dump trucks and other machinery while keeping the building heated if they ended up purchasing it. “This is a nice start. We do need to look through the contract and see if this is the way we want to go,” Supervisor Ronn Rickels said.
After some discussion, the board unanimously agreed to review the contract further before making a final decision. County Community Services Director Linn Adams addressed the board in regards to the bed bugs control fund policy, which lays out guidelines and allocates $5,000 in county funds to address the problem for those in low-income households. The supervisors agreed that general assistance funds (and not local option sales tax) should be used for bed bugs, and the policy was approved by a 3-0 vote. The board also voted to reauthorize the temporary contract with
Amanda Winters for county sanitarian services until the end of December as they search for a permanent replacement. They voted unanimously to accept the DNR determinations on two proposed CAFOs while tabling one other one after a brief public hearing. On November 16, the board will receive bids for the county home farm and conservation land lease. IT/ GIS Director Micah Cutler reported that the county recently launched a new website that went live last week, and they are still working out a few of the kinks in hopes of bringing it up to full speed.
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Performing arts boosters launch fund raiser The Performing Arts Boosters group in the South Hardin Schools have a beautiful quilt donated by Dorothy Teske to raffle off at the Holiday Concert on December 12th at South Hardin High School. The group members will be selling $1 raffle tickets at South Hardin events between now and then to raise funds for the Performing Arts departments in the schools.
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IOWA – The window to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid for the 2017-18 school year opened Saturday, October 1, and Iowa College Aid is reminding students and prospective students that the FAFSA is the gateway to financial aid for higher education. The FAFSA determines a student’s eligibility for federal grants, loans and work-study and is required for most state-administered grants and scholarships. Many schools and organizations also use the FAFSA to determine who receives scholarship money. “The FAFSA is the crucial first step in applying for financial aid for college,” said Karen Misjak, executive director of Iowa College Aid. “In the 2014-15 school year, only 64 percent of high school seniors in Iowa filed the FAFSA. The rest missed out on potential help to pay for higher education.” Iowa College Aid urges high school seniors and current college students to file the FAFSA even if they think they won’t qualify for student aid, or if they’re not sure they will attend college next year. “Students are often surprised how much aid they might receive,” Misjak said. “And sometimes that assistance helps make the decision to start college or return to college.” Until this year, students and families were required to use prioryear tax information to file the FAFSA. For the 2016-17 academic year, for instance, tax information from 2015 was required. Now FAFSA filers are allowed to use “prior-prior-year” tax information. For the 2017-18 academic year, 2015 tax information will be accepted. A new FAFSA must be filed for each year a student hopes to qualify for financial aid. To apply online, go to FAFSA. ed.gov. To request a paper application, call 800-433-3243. For tips on filing the FAFSA and other information about applying for financial aid, go to IowaCollegeAid.gov.
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Fumigation Applicators Workshop Nov. 15 A continuing education workshop for Fumigation Commercial Pesticide Applicators will be held Tuesday, November 15, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., at the Hardin County ISU Extension Office in Iowa Falls. The workshop is for certified applicators withcategories 7C (Fumigation) and 10 (Demonstration and Research). The course will cover topics including recognition of sensitive areas, fumigant labels, exposure to fumigants, pests, pest
(continued from page 1A) positions – spoken and in political posters and paraphernalia. They will be voting, not at the courthouse, but in a mock vote to be held election day next Tuesday. It is actually school wide. They, of course, can’t vote for real, but they do appreciate voting’s significance. Part of the 5-week study was considering what it would be like living without the right to vote. And based on several echoes of a same theme in the classroom, they have clearly all been encouraged to think about the sacrifices made down through the
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management and pesticides The registration fee is $35 on or before November 8 and $45 after November 8. To register, contact the Hardin County ISU Extension Office at 641-648-4850 or toll free 1-888648-5005.
Commercial Ag Weed, Insect, Plant Disease Applicators Workshop Nov. 16 A continuing education workshop for Commercial Ag Weed, Insect, and Plant Disease Pesticide Applicators will be held Wednesday, November 16, 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 applicators with categories 1A, 1B, 1C and 10 endorsements. Topics to be covered include pesticide applications and impacts to sensitive areas; pesticide labels; pest management and pesticides; and restricted entry intervals and pre-harvest intervals. Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) Continuing Education Units (CEUs) in Soil and Water Management and Pest Management will be offered at this program. Interested participants should bring their CCA number. The registration fee is $35 on or before November 9 and $45 after November 9. To register, contact the Hardin County ISU Extension Office at 641-648-4850 or toll free 1-888-648-5005 Writing Your Retirement Paycheck How can I be sure my retirement funds will last my lifetime? This important question will be addressed in an Iowa State University Extension and Outreach two-session workshop on Tuesdays, December
6 and December 13, 6:30-8:30 p.m., at Hardin County Extension in Iowa Falls. Writing Your Retirement Paycheck is designed to provide information needed by those approaching retirement within the next ten years. The workshop outlines key factors to consider prior to retirement and describes two strategies for structuring your retirement income. “For most of us,” says Barb Wollan, Human Sciences Specialist in family finance, “our paychecks have been determined by someone else all our lives. But in retirement, many of us are responsible to write our own paychecks. How will we know how big it should be?” According to Wollan, who will lead the workshop, topics include: inflation, health costs, Social Security, required minimum distributions, annuities, and more. “Individuals need to make their own decisions about retirement,” says Wollan, “but clear and non-commercial information is a necessary ingredient for decision-making.” Wollan points out that even those who work with a trusted financial professional must ultimately make the decisions themselves. A financial professional can suggest or recommend products and strategies, but it is the consumer who decides and then lives with the results of the decisions. The registration fee is $20 per person or per couple for the two session program payable at the first session. Register by December 2 by contacting Hardin County Extension at 641-648-4850 or toll free 1-888648-5005 or email xhardin@iastate. edu
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HARDIN COUNTY – Ornamental and Turfgrass Applicators Workshop Nov. 9 A continuing education workshop for Ornamental and Turfgrass Commercial Pesticide Applicators will be held Wednesday, November 9, 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 applicators with categories 3O, 3T, 3OT and 10 endorsements. Topics to be covered include pesticide applications and impacts to sensitive areas, pests, pest management, and pesticides with discussions on ornamentals, home lawns, golf course turfgrass, and sports turfgrass; pesticide labels; and restricted entry intervals. The registration fee is $45 unless pre-registration was completed by Nov. 2. To register, contact the Hardin County ISU Extension Office at 641-648-4850 or toll free 1-888648-5005. This and the following workshops are sponsored by the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship and Iowa State University Extension & Outreach Pesticide Safety Education Program.
years, so that they could someday vote. They learned the American way of democracy has never been a perfect piece of political machinery. After all, when America was still in its infancy, they will tell you, voting was the tightly held province of a privileged moneyed, land owning few. All men, all white, no women or others need apply. A few of the kids are fascinated enough with what they’ve learned that they say they might consider running for office themselves. But, tellingly, several of the children wondered that the rigors of public office might be more than they’d want to suffer. “It’s hard to make people happy,” one said. The study section on the electoral process acquainted the kids with the in’s and out’s of voting, the work of
running for office, of organizing a political campaign, financing it, and advertising it. And naturally, any study of American politics and the Presidency has to include a section on ‘strange pets kept in the White House.” Early on, the class completed an issues and preferences survey and on its basis each joined one or the other of the political parties. It was close to a 50 /50 split. But their instructor Mrs. Shindelar reminded them how in fact so very many of the children found themselves occupying a political middle ground rather than a spot on the extreme. Class will ‘graduate’ next Tuesday on Election Day and unlike the rest of America, they will almost certainly look back upon the experience as lots of fun. A good way to run a country.
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Patricia Sue Bakker, 66 of Pueblo, Colorado, formerly of Grundy Center, passed away on October 26, 2016. A public visitation will be held at 9 a.m. on November 17, 2016, at the First Baptist Church in Grundy Center, Iowa. Memorial services will be held following the visitation at 10:30 a.m. French Hand Funeral Home is caring for Patricia and her family.
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News from the Eldora Library by dan Gehring Librarian Eldora – The Eldora Public Library will welcome Miquela Teske, Miss Eldora 2016, Tuesday, Nov. 8, from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Elementary age and younger children are invited to join Miquela for stories, snacks, and a craft. Stop by the library to see a Veterans Day display courtesy of the CCC/POW Museum. We also have a table of books featuring stories of
veterans. 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: The Sleeping Beauty Killer by Mary Higgins Clark and At the Sign of Triumph by David Weber. To check for more new items added see the library’s catalog and click on What’s New. TrIVIa quEsTIon: What do John McCain, Mitt Romney, William Jennings Bryan, and DeWitt Clinton have in common? The answer can be found on the classified page.
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“Saturday Stories” have begun Need a neat place to hang out for a bit on a Saturday morning? Saturday Stories at 11 a.m. might be just the ticket. Geared to those age eight and under (and accompanied by an adult) songs, picture books, and an activity combine for 20 minutes of fun. Afterwards there will be ample time to check out books and movies for the weekend. Be sure to give this weekly event a try. Fun For adults (F.F.a.) continues Every Thursday afternoon, beginning this fall, the Steamboat Rock Public Library will host a free activity geared for adults, with all supplies provided. Plans for the first Thursday of each month feature a “make and take” craft. On the second Thursday of the month, card playing is being offered and on the third Thursday of each month we give adult coloring a try. On the fourth Thursday of each month coffee and cookies lend themselves to time for a coffee chat along with a possible book review by a community member. Mark your calendars now to make the Steamboat Rock Public Library your destination on Thursdays. Remember to come at one! new materials at the library: Easy readers: Ape and Armadillo Take Over the World by James Sturm, Piper Green and the Fairy Tree by Ellen Potter, The Water Princess by Susan Verde; The Darkest Dark by Chris Hadfield, and The Magic Word by Mac Barnett. Juvenile Fiction: Ghost by Jason Reynolds. Juvenile nonfiction: Six Dots by Jen Bryant, Pocket Change by Michelle Mulder, and The Great Leopard Rescue by Sandra Markle. Fiction: Two by Two by Nicholas Sparks, Missing by James Patterson and Kathryn Fox, The Candidate by Lis Wiehl, Murder in the Courthouse by Nancy Grace, The Fall Guy by James Lasdun, Small Great Things by Jodi Piccoult, The Twelve Dogs of Christmas by David Rosen-
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Extension celebrates 100 in Hardin County One hundred years ago
by Rick Patrie News Editor HARDIN COUNTY – They were born part of the same generation, 4-H and the Extension Service. Both came out of the very early 1900’s when farmers were starting to value university science and the value education for their children. Born separately, but destined for a long partnership. As a result, here in Hardin County 4-Hers and extension service staff are in the middle of celebrating 100 years – of extension – and no better place to make the presentation of honors than when the Hardin County 4-H program gets together for their annual awards night November 12. And yet another familiar group figures in the story, too: The Farm Bureau, albeit not known as the farm bureau quite yet, but all the same a organization of farmers interested in establishing a tie to Iowa State University. So when they remember the birthday of extension service here in Hardin County, they are counting the years of that close relationship between the service and its biggest single project 4-H, and recalling how the then Hardin County Farm Improvement Association was there to push along the establishment of
the service as well. Darwin Miller who came on with extension back in 1997, notes that in a few years the Farm Bureau and Extension sort have parted, organizationally. But he says it was a very, very good-natured divorce. Extension was after all a public entity, dependent on the local community’s tax support, while the Farm Bureau was very much a private group. When the then-Improvement Association hired its first extension agent, the distinction between the private and public was fuzzed. All that the newspapers of the time recalled was that they were very happy with Mr. Ben Walker, who came to Hardin County from the Ames university, happy enough they set what for the time was a pretty substantial salary. (Though as much as they liked their new man, they drew the line at providing him a car.) Miller notes: That’s still the rule. So it is not so coincidental that this year has marked both the 100year birthday of extension in Hardin County as well as that of the Farm Bureau. We ran a story on that a few months ago, and the history it recalls bears repeating here.
By Rick Patrie News Editor HARDIN COUNTY –They wasted no time. A week or so after they organized the forerunner of the Hardin County Farm Bureau, the board of directors hired its “county agent” and judging by the newspaper account to the right, they couldn’t have been happier. The early Farm Bureau, all across Iowa and here in Hardin County, was always close to the agricultural land grant colleges built after the Civil War. And the forerunners of the ISU county extension folks you deal with today were county agents like Mr. Walker described in the article to the right. So, the Farm Bureau played a big role in funneling university research out to farmers of the time. Of course, here in Hardin County the first ‘farm bureau’ went by a different name for a while. The a history of the Farm Bureau in Hardin county, actually goes back to an organization known as the Hardin County Farm Improvement Association. The early records were scant, according to a 1938 Eldora newspaper story looking back on the origins of the farm bureau in 1916. The Eldora Herald reported the first effort to organize the Hardin County Farm Improvement Association, “took place in the winter of 1915, with the help of extension men from Ames.” It carried over into 1916. “It secured 319 commitments from farmers who agreed to pay $5 per year for a period of three years to support a county agent in Hardin county. The first county agent, Ben H. Walker, arrived on May 1, 1916, to take up his work, making Hardin County the seventeenth county in the state to be organized. E. F. Morris of New Providence was the first president and John Hunt of Ackley the first secretary of the association board.” Organization approval was at a meeting in
Eldora, of about 100 men from around Hardin County, all farmers, and the bulk from the central and east of the county at the time. They came together in considerable measure at the urging of a Mr. George Haynes. Even in the days of the ‘Improvement Association,’ the basic framework that would become the Farm Bureau was already in place. It rest on strong ties to the then still emerging land grant college, today’s Iowa State University. When you formed an association that would become a Farm Bureau chapter, one of the first things you did was go looking for that county agent. He helped steer the results of college research to the farmer in the field and became the secretarytreasurer for his county association. Then you elected a slate of officers. The other members of the of the very first Hardin County board included J. Adamson, Lloyd Bittle, H.B. Fouts, W.A. Wolf, L.V. Carter, C.R. McClean, Henry Granner and F.H. Brunemeier. The board of directors quickly secured an office in the courthouse here in Eldora. They would not incur just any old expense, however. One of the provisions of Mr. Walker’s contract was that he provide a car for the job. The Hardin County Farm Bureau, like most of the other county Farm Bureaus at that time, saw its first big assignment helping win the First World War. Next fell the task of guiding the Farm Bureau through the post-war period of deflation and collapsing markets. World War I had been boom years for farmers, but in 1920 over thirty billion dollars of farm values were swept away. The common response at the time was to try and convince farmers to work together voluntarily and stem an abundance of crops no longer being consumed by foreign demand. Troubles persisted however, and it was in but a few years and the whole country was in the great depression along with its farmers.
Ben Walker was the hands down first choice for county extension agent in Hardin County. At the time the extension service was a public-private undertaking, a initiative of a forerunner of the Farm Bureau, first named the Hardin County Farm Improvement Association. It wasn’t too many years and the Farm Bureau and the extension service took their public and private turns, extension supported by a small county levy.
Coming on board with 4-H By Rick Patrie NewsEditor HARDIN COUNTY – New Hardin County Extension Youth Coordinator Lori Hardman is a nearly life long Ackley area resident. And as it happens a good portion of those early years were spent as a 4-H club member. Now she comes on staff with Hardin County Extension, and far and away her work promises to be about the 4-H program and its impact on kids. She started work October 31 and succeeds Emily Klaffke who has served extension for the last few years and is now joining her husband in the family farm operation. Lori Hardman was raised on a farm south of Ackley. She was a nine year Hardin County 4-H member herself
Newest to Hardin County Extension New Hardin County Extension Youth Coordinator Lori Hardman joined the service this month. She will be in charge of the extension’s long project with county 4-H.
and has a long history of involvement in 4-H and FFA. She served on the county 4-H council and showed cattle and displayed exhibits at the Hardin County Fair. She worked two summers as a summer intern at the Hardin County Extension Office. She was also a member of FFA and received the Iowa Farmer Degree. She graduated with a B.S. Degree in Animal Science from Iowa State University and was inducted into the Golden Key and Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Societies. She participated on the ISU Meats Judging Team and was a member of the ISU Block and Bridle Club. After college graduation, she was Field Operations Manager in this region for Niman Ranch working for the specialty meats marketer for 16 years.
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The fair recognizes 4-H scholars and youth leadership
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The Supreme Showmanship contest features the 4-H or FFA Showmanship winner in beef, dairy, horse, sheep, swine, rabbit, poultry, dog, meat goat, and llama. The Senior Showperson for each specie was: Rabbit: Dima Gilmour Poultry: (forfeited) Swine: Sydney Friest Dog: Lindsey Larson Sheep: (injured) Meat Goat: N/A Dairy: Cale Friest Llama: Olivia Butt Beef: Michaela Friest Horse: Alexus Hackbart The Ostheimer family sponsors a traveling trophy in memory of J. R. Ostheimer for the Supreme Showman. They are also donating a plaque that the showperson will have as a keepsake. Greg and Sandy Reisinger award a $50 savings bond to the Supreme Showman. The 2016 Hardin County Fair Supreme Showperson is Michaela Friest.
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Hardin County 4-H awards scholarships to graduating seniors in the 4-H program. This money is available thanks to generous donors during the Ribbon Auction. If the members are present, please come as your name is called. This year’s scholarship winners are: Victoria Butt. Victoria is a nine year member of the Ellis Jackson Ag Stars 4-H Club, and a 3 year member of County Council. Her future plans include attending Ellsworth Community College
in the fall, to earn an Associate in Science degree in Ag Science transfer. Upon graduation, her plans are to continue her education at Iowa State University, where she will double major in Agricultural Communications and International Agriculture.
Vince Cook. Vince is a nine year member of the Tipton Grant Toppers 4-H Club, and 4 years on County Council. Vince has served as the County Council President for the past year and is a youth representative on the Youth Development Committee for two years. He plans to study Agricultural Business at Iowa State University. After graduation, he hopes to return to the family farm to expand current livestock facilities, as well as, help manage the business aspects of farming. Cale Friest. Cale is a nine year Independent 4-H member. He is currently at Fisher Controls in Marshalltown for an internship this summer and then plans to attend Marshalltown Community College in the fall. Cale hopes to have his own herd of cattle and sheep someday. Michaela Friest. Michaela is a nine year member of the Tipton Grant Toppers 4-H Club and a 4 year member of County Council. She plans to attend Iowa State University and double major in Agricultural Education and Animal Science. After graduating, she would like to move back to the Hardin County area and teach Agricultural Education. Rachel Miller.
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graduation, she wants to work within a college or university. She hopes to travel and live somewhere far away or even abroad for a few years, but eventually return to central Iowa. Joseph Tibbs. Joseph is a 9 year member of the Alden Active Achievers 4-H Club. He will be attending the University of Northern Iowa and plans to study Biochemistry and Physics, hopefully getting a double major. He also hopes to pick up a minor or certificate in the fields such as mathematics and computer science. Upon graduation, he plans
to enter graduate school, likely at Iowa State, where he will earn an advanced degree. Then, Joseph plans to enter the workforce as a research scientist in a biochemistry field, integrating the latest technology and computing science into his work.
County Council
The 2016-2017 County Youth Council are high school students charged with the responsibility to be county-wide 4-H ambassadors. Applicants must complete an application and interview to be
selected for the council. If present, please come to be recognized. The members of the council for 20162017 are: Chris Jass of the Alden Active Achievers. Jordyn Daggs-Olson, Tyler Miller, Zachary Roll, and Emily Stansbury of the Eldora Eagles. Olivia Butt, Hailey Kube, Esther Rose, and Savannah Trusty of the Ellis Jackson Ag Stars. Shouly Brekke of the ENP Bearcats. Karli Hager and Lane Reifschneider of the Tipton Grant Toppers. Mark Patten and Mollee Patten of the Union Whitten Hustlers.
“We Proudly Salute Our Area 4-H Clubs”! Steckelberg Veterinary Clinic, P.C. and Hardin County Savings Bank Salute:
Eldora Eagles Clover Kids Union-Whitten Hustlers
Eldora EaglEs ClovEr Kids – Front row, l to r, laney Cook, sofia Burk, Katy scott, Hannah Perry, Hayden sparrow, Barrett Halvorsen, Cash guiles. second row, adeline Cook, Kassidy lynch, aiden Kuecker, Theo Konomi, lane Buchheit, layla Follett. Third row, Calvin Mcdonald, Jacoby Hobson, lexie Tidman, Emma Minteer, Marie Halvorsen, lleahla Peppers. Back row, Casey Williamson, Collin Burk, lucas Perry, owen larson, ava guiles, Carli luman. Not present, Hayden granzow, Kiersten Winter, Michael raney Club leaders: Teresa Perry and Janelle Cook-guiles.
Brent Perry Eldora 641-751-2699
Hardin County Tire & Service Dennis Barick, Owner-Mgr.
Hwy. 65 South, Iowa Falls
1-800-698-4229
Union Whitten hUstlers – Front row, l to r, erin Collins, Goldie Kaisand, Brooklyn Backoff, Virginia Kaisand, lilly olmsted, Keely Valde. row 2, leah Pieper, McKenna Cross, Kevin hill, Kade Pekarek, henry Kaisand. row 3, Katie hill, Allison engle, olivia Kitzman, Kailan Mcewen, Dylan Andrews. row 4, Dahlia Gardiner, Mollee Patten, evan Andrews, Payton Pekarek. row 5, evan engle, Will selken, Mark Patten, Claira sams. not present, Anistyn rash, nick Pieper, noella Grafke, Maliah Gunderson, Madison Wessels, James Wical.
Steckelberg
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4-H Salute
Tuesday, November 8, 2016 • page 9a
Alden family latest to join Hall of Fame taking care of all the tasks of being superintendents. Jackie managed the 4-H Food Stand for seven years. She did a great job working with families and helping the food stand run efficiently and be profitable. This helps 4-Hers receive scholarships for trips, camps,
workshops, etc. She has also been in charge of running the concession stand for all the grandstand events. Dale started on the fair board as a member then moved up to being the president. During those years the team has done a lot to improve the fairground’s appearance. Some of the improvements include: putting
in a Figure 8 track, fundraising for a new barn, and updating buildings, as needed. The hall of fame citation also recalled that Jass also puts in a lot of time working on events and getting the fairgrounds ready for the Hardin County Fair every year.
Whink Products and Iowa River Mutual Insurance Salute:
Cadet Clovers on the occasion of
Hardin County 4-H Awards Program Nov. 12 County fair feature enrolls long time 4-H supporters in the state hall of fame by Rick Patrie News Editor AMES – Dale and Jackie Jass of Hardin County joined over 100 long time volunteer supporters of 4-H when they were installed on the organization hall of fame during the recent Iowa State Fair. The Jass became Hardin County’s hall of fame designees for 2016 during the Hardin County Fair,when they were cited for a generation of work with 4-H, both within their own family and in the community. Because of their countless hours given to the Iowa 4-H program, fully 125 Iowa 4-H volunteers from 95 counties were welcomed into the Iowa 4-H Hall of Fame in August at the State Fair 4-H Exhibits Building ceremonies. Inductees were introduced on stage and awarded a certificate. Following the ceremony was a reception sponsored by donors of the Iowa 4-H Foundation. “The Hall of Fame was created in 2002 to show our committed
volunteers how important their time and talents are to this program. Our inductees work tirelessly to ensure that Iowa’s youth are able to have a fun and safe environment to learn and grow,” the citation said. The inductees are chosen by their county based on their service and dedication to the 4-H program and their contributions to the lives of 4-H’ers. Inductees serve as club leaders, fair board members, council members, fair judges, financial supporters, ISU Extension staff members and more. The inductees have demonstrated volunteerism, community service, integrity and leadership to Iowa’s youth. Biographies of the Inductee Class of 2016 can be found on the Iowa 4-H Foundation website, and photos from the event can be found on the Foundation’s Flickr page. The Iowa 4-H Foundation provides the private financial resources to develop and deliver quality 4-H youth programs
throughout the state of Iowa. These opportunities help young people enhance their ability to use critical thinking, leadership, communication and social skills – tools that will give them a competitive edge in their future endeavors. The Hardin County 4-H program cited Dale and Jackie Jass for supporting the program for nearly 25 years. From being superintendents for poultry, to helping with their three boys’ 4-H projects, managing the 4-H Food Stand, or on the fairgrounds setting up and planning the fair . They started when their oldest boy was in 4th grade in 1993 until the last boy graduated in 2009, working with 4-H directly. Between all of the boys they have shown: sheep, pigs, cattle, chickens, ducks, and rabbits, along with restoring projects like lawn mowers. In part of this time, they covered all the responsibilities in the poultry barn along with (continued above)
Hubbard Cooperative Telephone and Cable and Brown Hurst Insurance Agency, Inc. Salute:
Hubbard Radcliffe Clover Kids
HUBBARD RADCLIFFE CLOVER KIDS – Front row, l to r, Cameron Miller, Gage Mowrer, Mayella Miller, Aumriee Roberts, Maddy Duncan, Liberty Brown. Middle row, Owen Topp, Carsen Duncan, Aleighia Roberts, Peyton Overturf, Finnigan Hinderaker. Back row, Katie Allison, Piper Overturf, Adelyn Vinsand, Anya Miller, Kaydi Zoske, Emma Miller.
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Hubbard, IA 50122
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CADET CLOVERS MEMBERS - Beau Barhite, Syler Benning, Luke Burch, Logan Cotto, Emmalyn DeWeese, Zachary Doering, Gabe Emerson, Madison Fisher, Paige Jaenke, Josie Johnson, Alivia Halvorsen, Brandt Halvorsen, Landyn Hansen, Chloe Hoversten, Garrett Kloetzer, Kyli Koenigsfeld, Kymri Koenigsfeld, Brady Lancaster, Adela Lara, Brody McNeal, Gavin Merz, Kaden Murley, Collin Pieper, Ella Pieper, Layton Renaud, Tenley Renaud, Erica Rodamaker, Zach Rodamaker, Jaxon Verba, Jack Wieting, Holden Williams, Hudson Williams, Noelle Winters.
Iowa River Mutual Insurance Association Serving Hardin and Surrounding Counties for over 140 years
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Kendall Lunsford, President 1515 Edgington Avenue Eldora, IA 50627
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Vision Health Center and Eldora Specialty Care Salute:
County Council 2016 on the occasion of
Hardin County 4-H Awards Program Nov. 12
4-H County CounCil - Front row, l to r, Jordyn Daggs-olson, Mollee Patten (President), Mark Patten (Vice President), Karli Hager (treasurer). Back row: tyler Miller, olivia Butt, Esther Rose, Emily Stansbury, Zach Roll, Savannah trusty, Chris Jass. not pictured: Shouly Brekke (Secretary), Hailey Kube, lane Reifschneider.
Dr. Dan R. Dye Optometrist
Marc, Dianne, and Kelly
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4-H Salute
Tuesday, November 8, 2016 • page 10a
Hardin County Collision & Towing Salutes all the Frame Straightening & Unibody Repair • Expert Color Matching Insurance Claims Handled • Products by 3M & Dupont • Replacement Parts (OEM)
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Valley View Specialty Care and Hy-Vee Salute:
on the occasion of
Hardin County 4-H Awards Program Nov. 12 R & M Automotive and Innovative Ag Services & Building SupplyTM Salute:
First Robotics
Alden Active Achievers
on the occasion of
Hardin County 4-H Awards Program Nov. 12
First robotics – Front row, l to r, William schafer, Allison Jaenke, Erin collins, Levi Mannetter, Drew stansbury, Layton Jorges. back row, Emily stansbury and Nicki stansbury. coaches: Emily stansbury and teresa stansbury.
Alden Active Achievers – Front row, l to r, Blake Pieper, Ava Pieper, Aubrey Johnson, tianna Kinsinger, Andrew Bartlett, Brady Ackerman, Maddie Ackerman, taeh raisch. Back row: todd raisch, dylan schnitker, chris Jass, Kolbi tjarks, taylor Johnson, evan Ackerman.
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Tipton Grant Toppers
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Innovative Ag Services
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Clampitt Seed and Anderson Family Dentistry Salute:
Ellis Jackson Ag Stars
on the occasion of
Hardin County 4-H Awards Program Nov. 12
TIPTON GRANT TOPPERS - Front row, l to r, Cali Hager, Avrie Warburton, Hailey Faris. Middle row Nolen Steiner, Gage Hager, Karli Hager, Kaci Bradshaw, Levi Mannetter, Logan Faris. Back row, Chad Zoske, Haley Teske, Clarissa Spiehs, Lane Reifschneider, Thomas Spiehs, Brylie Zeisneiss, Sarah England, Alexiss Bradshaw, Kaden Zoske, Carter Zeisneiss.
and the
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Ellis Jackson ag stars - Front row, l to r, guest, andrew Bartlett. second row, Wilken kube; guest, Ella scholte; lily Hansen, nevaeh Murphy third row: Emily campbell, Mckayla Denio, Emma Bartling, Hailey kube, chase koenigsfeld. Back row: Mike Bartling, Esther rose, katie Miller, Elizabeth Vogel, lorren steinfeldt, savannah trusty, Honoria Balogh. leaders: Mike Bartling & Honoria Balogh.
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Stately and spacious 3 Bedroom, 3 ½ Bath home located in BCLUW schools! A great home with great space perfect for entertaining with nice kitchen with snack bar, sunlit family room addition overlooking large back yard, living room, 2nd family room/den and a lower level recreation room with pool table! Lots to offer with back yard deck, main level laundry, master bath and a 2 stall garage!! . All this on a great lot near swimming pool. $180’s
Hardin County Savings Bank is seeking a full time CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE for its Union location. Our ideal candidate will possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills, enjoy working with our customers, be a team player and have strong math skills. Prior cash-handling experience is preferred. Excellent pay and benefit $7.30 & $2.50 package. Submit resumes by November 18 to: Krista Weber, PO Box 311, Eldora, IA 50627. $5.05
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ACREAGE on hard surface with 5 bedrooms, 1 bath and fabulous buildings!!! Great family home with large country kitchen, formal dining, spacious living room, main level laundry, den and a 4 season enclosed front porch. Potential galore including master suite with sitting area, main level bedroom and more. Every man’s dream with nice buildings including a 60 x 80 metal building, 30 x 40 horse barn, 28 x 30 metal building & a unique chicken house makes for a great man cave or storage! All this and a spectacular heated and insulated 27 x 32 garage and newer metal roof!! $120’s
Grand JiVante has openings for the following: • CNA (1st & 2nd Shift) • LPN/RN (2nd Shift) Apply online or in person:
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The E-NP School District is seeking applicants for a
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for daily rural route and shuttle to SHMS for the rest of the school year. Experienced bus driver preferred, but district will provide training and process to become Iowa School Bus Permit holder for the chosen applicant. Pay will be according to Local 2003 Wage Scale for 2016/17. The ENP Transportation Team is a friendly and a fun group to work with. Opportunities also to drive for field trips and sports events. Applicants must be able to work according to school schedule, be prompt, able to follow directives, attend in-services to maintain permit, work well with students, and pass DOT physical requirements. Please send application to carolyn luiken, Transportation Director, 1010 Edgington avenue, Eldora, 50627 or call (641) 939-5631 for more information. Deadline Nov. 30, 2016. EoE
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Classifieds/Public Record thank you card of thanks – Our hearts are full of gratitude when we say many thanks to family members, friends and neighbors for all acts of kindness and sympathy: food, flowers, memorial monies, cards, visits and kind words spoken to our family regarding the recent passing of a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother, Betty Hazelwood. We want to express special appreciation to the staff at the Iowa Falls Dialysis Center, Pastor Splett for his many words of comfort and to the Creps-Abels Funeral Home for their professional arrangements and caring service. Betty will be remembered for her strength, courage and positive attitude, warm smile and the twinkle in her eye. The family of Betty Hazelwood H-45*
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NOTICE Of LETTINg fOr LEasE Of agrICULTUraL LaNd By hardIN COUNTy, IOwa To Whom It May Concern: You and each of you are hereby notified that cash rent bids will be received by the Hardin County Board of Supervisors for the cash rent lease of agricultural land in Hardin County, Iowa, containing 151.5, acres, more or less, in two tracts, described as follows: all of the e 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of Section 26, Township 88, Range 20 South of the railroad; all of the W 1/2 of the Se 1/4 of Section 26, Township 88, Range 20 South of the Railroad, except Parcel a located in the Se 1/4 of the SW 1/4 and the SW 1/4 of the Se 1/4 as found in survey recorded as year 2000, document 1300
Bruce Berghuis Wellsburg & surrounding communities
Farm, Home, Commercial PUBLIC NOTICE SetLetting for Grundy Register Notice of in the office of the Hardin County Recorder. The garden tract, the cemetery, the building site, the wildlife area enclosed by multiflora hedge, communications tower, wetland area and the seepage bed are excluded. and The NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Section 29, Township 88 North, Range 19 West of the 5th P.M., Hardin County, Iowa. The bids should be on a per acre basis. Said bids must be received in the Hardin County auditor’s Office, 1215 edgington avenue, Suite 1, eldora, Ia 50627, on or before 4:00 PM on Thursday, November 10, 2016. The timely received bids will be opened at the Board meeting on November 16, 2016. The top five bidders will
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be invited back to the Board’s meeting on November 23, 2016 at 10:00 a.M. and they will be allowed to raise their bids. The period of the lease shall be for a term of two (2) years commencing on March 1, 2017 and ending on February 28, 2019, with the cash rent to be paid as follows: One quarter due on or before april 1, 2017; one-quarter due on or before November 1, 2017; one-quarter due on or before april 1, 2018; one-quarter due on or before November 1, 2018. a copy of the lease document can be obtained from the auditor’s Office. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. (Ledger – Nov. 8, 2016)
PUBLIC NOTICE
In the Iowa District Court IN ThE IOwa dIsTrICT COUrT fOr hardIN COUNTy WeLLS FaRgO ) CaSe NO. BaNK, N.a., ) eqCv101001 Plaintiff ) OrIgINaL vs. ) NOTICE BRIaN a. CaSLavKa, ) SPOUSe OF BRIaN ) a. CaSLavKa ) PaRTIeS IN ) POSSeSSION ) Defendants. 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 abstract & title co. TIM eLLeFSON • 1300 edgington, eldora Ph. 858-5555 PUBLIC NOTICE
Fiscal Year Financial Summary of Member Fairs assOCIaTION Of IOwa faIrs fIsCaL yEar fINaNCIaL sUMMary of MEMBEr faIrs INCORPORaTeD NaMe OF FaIR & CITY: Hardin County agricultural Society eSTIMaTeD aTTeNDaNCe: 10,000 CaRNIvaL: Ozark amusements gROUNDS aDMISSION: FRee gRaNDSTaND aDMISSION: PaID financial report for fiscal year: (Start Date) 10/1/2015; (end Date) 9/30/2016 sUMMary Of rECEIPTs aNd ExPENsEs rECEIPTs ExPENsEs Fair Income......................................$73,124.15 Fair expenses .................................$87,746.95 Non-Fair Income ..........................+$149,161.19 Non-Fair expenses........................+$67,910.41 County Funding .............................+$46,000.00 Capitol Improvements .................+$160,716.38 State Funding ................................+$10,109.85 Payments to Debts ......................................+$0 Money Borrowed .........................................+$0 Total Receipts ..............................=$278,395.19 Total expenses ............................+$316,373.74 sIMPLE Cash rECONCILIaTION Beginning Cash Balance (First Day of Fiscal Year) .............................. $125,329.39 Plus Total Receipts ..............................................................................+$278,395.19 Less Total expenses ............................................................................-$316,373.74 ending Cash Balance (Last Day of Fiscal Year) ...................................=$87,350.84 Less Total Indebtedness (Balance of Loans Payable) .........................................-$0 Net ending Cash Standing (as of Last Day of Fiscal Year) .................... $87,350.84 PrEMIUMs PaId affIdaVIT FaIR: Hardin County agricultural Society We, the undersigned President, Secretary and Treasurer of the above stated Fair, being duly sworn on oath depose and say the said assocation/Society, being duly incorporated under the laws of the State of Iowa held a Fair known as the Hardin County Fair on these days of July 6-10, 2016, in or near the city of eldora, Ia, and said Fair consists of a true exhibition of livestock, together with agriculrutal products and farm implements as contemplated by law (either Section 174.1 or 174.10). We further depose and say that the following is a statement of the actual amount paid in cash premiums by the association/Society for the current year, this statement corresponds with the published offer of premiums, and that no deductions have been made for entry fees, stall or pen rent. We further depose and say that no part of the below statement was paid for speed events or to secure games or amusements. We further depose and say that state appropriated funds received were used for infrastructure purposes only. sTaTEMENT Of Cash PrEMIUMs 4-h & ffa dEParTMENTs OPEN CLass dEParTMENTs Beef ......................................................$426.00 Beef ...............................................................$0 Dairy ..............................................................$0 Dairy ..............................................................$0 Dog .........................................................$30.50 Sheep ............................................................$0 goats ......................................................$66.00 Swine.............................................................$0 Horse ....................................................$163.50 Other Livestock .............................................$0 Poultry ...........................................................$0 Rabbit .....................................................$27.00 arts & Crafts, Textiles & Related ............$67.00 Sheep ...................................................$125.50 Culinary & Related .................................$33.00 Swine ....................................................$245.50 Flowers/Plants ........................................$19.00 Other.......................................................$66.00 Other Non-Livestock.............................$182.00 Static exhibits (Building Projects) .........$527.75 Total ...................................................$1,677.75 Total ......................................................$301.00 NUMBEr Of ExhIBITOrs aNd ExhIBITs aRea 4-H & FFa OPeN CLaSS Livestock exhibitors ..................................... 103 ........................................72 Livestock exhibits......................................... 439 ........................................79 Non Livestock exhibitors ............................... 94 .........................................56 Non Livestock exhibits ................................. 490 .......................................310 report Verified by following Officers of the association/society President: Dale W. Jass Secretary: Whitney Jass Treasurer: Julia Hall (Ledger - Nov. 8, 2016)
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Central Iowa Detention Commission Meeting Minutes CENTraL IOwa dETENTION COMMIssION MEETINg MINUTEs 10-21-16 CIJdC gyM ELdOra Ia The meeting was called to order by the Chair Dave Thompson at 9:32 a.m. attending Members: Mark Waits, Terry Hertle, Tom Foster, Mike Cooper, Jeff quastad, Lance granzow, Morton Christianson, Dennis Stevenson, gary Mcvicker, Ron Sweers, Wayne Clinton, Larry vest and Rick Rasmussen. CIJDC staff present included: Tony Reed, Matt Mitchell Minutes: Cooper motioned to approve, Clinton 2nd MCU. financial report: Sweers motioned to approve, White 2nd MCU. Non-routine Expenditures: Rasmussen motioned to approve, Waits 2nd MCU. Personnel reports: Resignations: Jan Lukes, Sharae Brubaker, Transporters; austin Lomica, Bryanna Johnson, Tyler Ingham, Brett Rosedale, Client Service Coordinators Hiring of: austin Moore, Ben Keating, Full Time Client Service Coordinators; Mackenzie Schleisman Part Time Client Service Coordinators; David Diemer, Sharae Brubaker, Paris McNelly, Cheryl evans-Pryor, Transporters Director’s Hours Report august and September Clinton motioned to approve all Personnel Reports, Waits 2nd MCU. detention report: Hertle motioned to approve, Waits 2nd MCU. Transportation report: Hertle motioned to approve, Cooper 2nd, MCU Evaluation report: INSeRT motioned to approve, INSeRT 2nd, MCU. New Business: a. Contracts were presented. Clinton motioned to approve as presented, quastad 2nd. MCU. set Time & Place for Next Meeting: Foster moved to set meeting 11-18-16 at 9:30 a.m. at CIJDC. Waits 2nd. MCU Meeting adjournment: Cooper move to adjourn vest 2nd. MCU. register: *CIJdC Checking from 08/01/2016 through 09/30/2016 US Cellular 724.56; Wage Works 798.30; variety Specialties 291.42; Dan Deery Toyota 19,635.00; Dan Deery Toyota 19,986.00; Dan Deery Toyota 19,986.00; PayPal 35.20; Mediacom 109.95; alliant energy 5,586.24; erin Monaghan 248.09; accent Laser Services 117.42; Mediacom 64.35; greenley Development 205.00; Linda Hoover 170.97; Stone Sanitation 194.74; Dr. T.L. augspurger M.D. P.C. 2,250.00; Danielle Ballard 150.00; Heartland Insurance Risk Pool 950.00; Jenny griffin 78.36; Wage Works 522.00; Delaware Crossings 474.40; ahedo, aurora 204.44; amato, amie L. 224.92; Benson, Matt W. 60.00; Boren, Brett L. 147.94; Brown, Marchelle M. 1,039.36; Carlson, erik T. 127.64; Caviness, Brent J. 60.00; Cloyd, gregory v. 283.92; Curren, Jordan L. 60.00; erwin, alex R. 116.59; Feher, Stephanie N. 187.41; Feltus, Matt R. 256.16; Harmening, Hunter M. 60.00; Hart, alec J. 60.00; Hassler, Dejah D. 860.04; Ingham, Tyler W. 45.00; Inks, Scott a. 355.22; Johnson, Bryana L. 103.96; Johnson, Jenny L. 13.70; Keating, Ben a. 60.00; Leytem, Steve e. 991.99; Lomica, austin J. 60.00; Mahoney, Johnny R. 229.44; Martinez, Monica I. 126.37; Meyers, Samantha L. 60.00; Mitchell, Matt T. 67.81; Pauley, Sara R. 150.45; Pearcy, Daniel J. 1,290.78; Reiher, Tom J. 174.88; Roberts, Joey D. 155.40; Rosedale, Brett O. 360.33; Smith, Benjamin a. 314.96; Smith, Linda K. 60.00; Webb, Blake T. 655.45; Whitney, Jordan C. 60.00; Hashemi-Toroghi, Natalie M. 2,478.74; Rick Bagnall 2,400.00; Jason Halsey 300.00; Felicia Carter 200.00; ahrens, Cathy M. 426.40; ehrig, Barry L. 54.96; Harmening, Hunter M. 105.00; Kramer, Richard J. 77.26; Mcgee, Mick 278.23; Reicks, Maria S. 144.23; Tripp, gail 955.80; PayPal 72.95; Kaylee Nodgaard 31.08; Boys Town of Iowa 1,550.00; anderson, Neal L. 881.45; arganbright, Trevor T. 693.72; authier, Kirk . 1,394.58; ayers, Richard a. 81.17; Beckman, Daniel J. 498.98; Benson, Matt W. 6.51; Birke, Brenda L. 2,255.90; Borsch, Cliff a. 245.21; Bruening, Jennifer J. 2,531.10; Caviness, Brent J. 225.67; Curren, Jordan L. 206.95; Feher, Stephanie N.
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Sports
Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016 • page 15a
Fisher, Lippert, penning pave the path for Cadets
AGWSR/Iowa Falls-Alden Cross Country Results
GIRLS: Meet Placing IF-A Invitational 2nd of 7 MC Newman Invite 4th of 14 Marshalltown Invite 11th of 18 Ballard Invite 4th of 9 BCLUW Invite 3rd of 8 Humboldt Invite 4th of 15 Nevada Invite 5th of 10 South Hardin Invite 4th of 10 Dike-NH Invite 9th of 20 NCC Meet 4th of 7
IOWA FALLS- Aubrie Fisher and Bethany Lippert along with Brayden Penning headlined the fall for the Iowa Falls-Alden/AGWSR girls’ and boys’ cross country teams. Fisher, a sophomore, and senior Lippert were a one-two punch for the girls as Lippert led the Cadets’ scoring column six times and Fisher five. Both runners booked eight top five placings with two top 10s and another two top 20s for Fisher. Fisher capped the stellar season with a medal stand showing at the state meet, ending 11th in the Class TOP CADETS- 3A girls’ field. She was an individAbove, Aubrie ual state qualifier for a second time Fisher (right) and after taking sixth at a state qualifyBethany Lippert ing meet. Fisher garnered gold at (left), and at left, the South Hardin Invitational and Brayden Penning bronze medals at the North Central were season long Conference meet and Nevada Invite. scoring leaders Lippert had a strong run at midfor the Iowa Fallsseason as she won the Nevada InAlden/AGWSR vitational between seconds at the cross country BCLUW and South Hardin Invites. teams this fall. She had five top three placings in all Penning led the with another silver at the Humboldt boys’ scoring all Invite and a third at the Newman In11 meets, while for vite. Lippert was denied a third state the girls, Lippert meet appearance, finishing 19th at a was the top Cadet state qualifying meet with the top 15 six times and advancing. Fisher five. Fisher Penning, a junior, was the team was the team’s leader for the IF-A/AGWSR boys, lone state qualifier leading the team scoring column all and was a Class 11 meets. He had two top 10 plac3A medal winner, ings and four top 20s. Penning’s top taking 11th. showing came at the North Central Conference meet, scoring sixth followed by a 10th at the South Hardin Invite. The IF-A/AGWSR girls registered a season-best runner-up placing at the season-opening Cadet Invitational followed by a third at the BCLUW Invite and five fourths, including one 3A State Qualifier 10th of 13 at the conference meet. The scoring BOYS: Meet Placing quintet at those three meets were IF-A Invitational 5th of 7 Lippert, Fisher, Haley Bakker, Katie MC Newman Invite 7th of 14 Meyer and Patience Kauzlarich. Marshalltown Invite 20th of 21 For the boys, the Cadets’ top showBallard Invite 10th of 11 ing was a fourth at the South Hardin BCLUW Invite 5th of 8 Invite followed by four fifths with Humboldt Invite 9th of 19 one at the NCC meet. The team’s Nevada Invite 5th of 10 five scorers at the South Hardin and South Hardin Invite 4th of 10 Dike-NH Invite 9th of 17 NCC meets were Penning, Marco NCC Meet 5th of 8 Vila, Pablo Frade, Greg Tystahl and 3A State Qualifier 10th of 13 Campbell Murra.
NICL scores 4 football wins in state’s quarterfinal round ELDORA- The North Iowa Cedar League Conference posted a perfect 4-0 record during the quarterfinal round of the high school football playoffs Friday. Gladbrook-Reinbeck, secondranked in Class A, scored a 35-0 shutout win of No. 8 Montezuma; third-ranked in Class 1A Denver drilled Bellevue, 34-6, and in Class
Iowa Prep Football Playoff Quarterfinal Results
CLASS 2A: Dike-New Hartford 54, prairie CityMonroe 14; Union High 28, North Fayette Valley 12; Mount Vernon 42, Williamsburg 32; Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley 49, Carroll Kuemper 28. CLASS 1A: Denver 34, Bellevue 6; Iowa City Regina 45, pella Christian 43; Van Meter 28, Madrid 7; Western Christian 34, Hinton 7. CLASS A: gladbrook-Reinbeck 35, Montezuma 0; algona garrigan 12, West Hancock 8; St. ansgar 43, Lisbon 12; St. albert CB 21, West Sioux 14. EIGHT-PLAYER: Don Bosco 56, Central elkader 20; Fremont-Mills 63, exira-eHK 20; Harris-Lake park 44, ar-We-Va 36; Midland 42, Twin Cedars 22.
BCLUW boys book strong fall behind trio
2A, eighth-ranked Dike-New Hartford manhandled No. 6 Prairie CityMonroe, 54-14 and No. 3 Union High upset top-ranked North Fayette Valley, 28-12. The defending Class A champion Rebels will be one of four 11-0 teams in the semi-finals and meets top-ranked St. Ansgar Friday morning at 10:06 a.m. The 11-0 Cyclones battle perennial power Iowa City Regina at 10:06 a.m. Saturday. The Regals are 10-1 and No. 1 in 1A. In 2A, Dike-NH plays No. 2 Boyden-Hall/Rock Valley, 10-1, at
4:06 p.m. Saturday followed by 10-1 Union High against fifth-ranked and 10-1 Mount Vernon. The Knights beat North Fayette after losing in week eight also at West Union, 5621. For D-NH, Trent Johnson rambled for 296 yards on 31 carries and four touchdowns one week after galloping up-and-down the gridiron for 424 yards on 26 attempts and tallied seven TDs. Johnson has rushed for over 2,700 yards this fall. All the semi-final playoff games scheduled for Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be played at the UNIDome in Cedar Falls
5:36 p.m. – Webster City (10-1) vs Glenwood (9-2); 8:21 p.m. – Pella (110) vs Cedar Rapids Xavier (11-0). Friday, Nov. 11: CLASS A 10:06 a.m. – St. Ansgar (11-0) vs Gladbrook-Reinbeck (11-0); 1:06 p.m. – Algona Garrigan (11-0) vs St. Albert
10:06 a.m. – Denver (11-0) vs Iowa City Regina (10-1); 1:06 p.m. – Western Christian (10-1) vs Van Meter (11-0). CLASS 2A 4:06 p.m. – Dike-New Hartford (92) vs Boyden-Hull-Rock Valley (10-1); 7:06 p.m. – Union High (10-1) vs Mount Vernon (9-2).
DOWNHILL- The Comets’ Ian Showers (265) and Grant Baker (199) glide downhill during a cross country race this past fall. The pair were a potent one-two punch for BCLUW as the two seniors were NICL Conference firstteam and two-time state qualifiers.
STARTING LINE- The Comets’ Samantha Schleisman (161) and Milena Ralston (160) sprint from the starting line during a cross country meet this past fall. Schleisman led the scorecard eight times and was second three for the BCLUW girls.
CONRAD- The BCLUW boys’ cross country team enjoyed a fantastic fall. The Comets fueled by the threesome of seniors Grant Baker and Ian Showers along with sophomore Caleb Silver saw the season end at the state meet. The trio were all individual state qualifiers in the Class 1A field. Baker placed 29th at the state show, Silver 46th and Showers 79th. Baker and Showers were also state qualifiers as juniors. BCLUW has advanced a team or individual(s) to state in 14 of the past 15 years. It was a bitter-sweet state qualifying meet for the Comets, as Baker, Showers and Silver all posted top 15 placings, but the team finished fourth by one point with the top three squads advancing. Baker was the bronze medalist at the state qualifier with Showers eighth and Silver 12th. BCLUW booked three third placings as a team and another two fourths. Thirds were the NICL Conference meet, Union High Invite and South Tama Invite. Baker and Showers were top 10 for first-team all-conference at seventh and 10th, respectively, and Silver took 12th for second-team. The fourth and fifth runners at the NICL, Union and South Tama meets were Neifer Ralston and Blake Mann. Showers led the team’s scoring column seven times and had six top 10 placings; Baker led the team scoring three times to go with four top 10s and four more top 20s, and Silver had two top 10s and five top 20s. Samantha Schleisman led the BCLUW girls’ cross country team. Schleisman paced the team’s path in six meets and was second in the scoring column three times, while Katie Thompson was the team leader three meets.
BCLUW Cross Country Results
GIRLS: Meet Placing Pine Lake Run 9th of 10 Marshalltown Invite 18th of 18 South Tama Invite 8th of 9 BCLUW Invite 8th of 8 West Marshall Invite NA South Hardin Invite 9th of 10 Dike-NH Invite 8th of 17 Union High Invite 11th of 12 NICL Meet 13th of 14 1A State Qualifier 17th of 19 BOYS: Meet Placing Pine Lake Run 5th of 9 Marshalltown Invite 15th of 21 South Tama Invite 3rd of 8 BCLUW Invite 4th of 8 West Marshall Invite NA South Hardin Invite 6th of 10 Dike-NH Invite 20th of 20 Union High Invite 3rd of 10 NICL Meet 3rd of 12 1A State Qualifier 4th of 18
October’s best at Eldora Bowl
ELDORA- The final day of October brought the season’s first 300 game at the Eldora Bowl by Jake Travis of Eldora and highlighted the month’s high scores. Travis’ first-ever 300 game on Oct. 31 capped a 684 series. After Travis, top games were Bret Harris 279, John Schatzman 278, Shawn Bolt 277 and Tom Harrell 276. Bolt rolled the month’s high series with a 745 and had a second 700-plus at 715. Schatzman had a 10-frame 719, Steve Dickenson 707 Iowa Prep Football (11-0). and Jim Sween 700. Playoff Semi-Final Schedule CLASS 4A Thursday, Nov. 10: 4:06 p.m. – West Des Moines Dowl- Deb Teske led the women’s scorEIGHT-PLAYER ing (10-1) vs Ankeny Centennial (10-1); ing with a game of 236 and series 9:06 a.m. – Don Bosco (10-1) vs 7:06 p.m. – Cedar Rapids Washington of 604 and 566. Susan Engelking Midland (9-2); 12:06 p.m. – Harris Lake (10-1) vs Iowa City West (9-2). was next best at 224 for a game and Park (11-0) vs Fremont-Mills (11-0). Saturday, Nov. 12: 549 for a series with Kortney Jaenke CLASS 3A CLASS 1A scoring a 548 series.
Eldora Bowl October High Games & Series
MEN Games/Series: Steve Allbee – Game 258. Brian Balvanz – Games 242, 236/Series 654.
Shawn Bolt – Games 277, 268 256, 248, 247, 237/Series 745, 715, 652, 639. Jeff Butler – Game 234/Series 642. Ruben Camacho – Games 239, 235, 233, 232, 231/Games 681, 670. Jim Callaway – Games 236, 235/Series 654. Alan Clemons – Games 244, 242/Series 659. Daryl Clingerman – Series 649. Dennis Dickenson – Series 659. Steve Dickenson – Games 248, 246(2), 244, 240, 237, 236/Series 707, 676. Zak Dolash – Game 232. Blaire Donaldson – Game 245. Darren Driggers – Games 274, 234/ Series 646, 642. Jeff Gore – Game 237/Series 645. Jason Hampton – Games 256, 253/Series 632. Tom Harrell – Games 276, 258/Series 685. Bret Harris – Game 279/Series 657. Rick Heetland – Game 267, 244/Series 713. Robert Jeske – Game 234/Series 635. Jason Krull – Games 265, 258. Jordan Krull – Game 231. Tyler Krull – Game 243. Kevin Lake – Game 236.
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Youngest to oldest, left to right, Warren G. Davison, Clyde A. Davison, Dean W. Davison, and A.L. “Bob” Davison. The first three boys in the line up were in the Army, and Bob was in the Navy.
By Rick Patrie News Editor HARDIN COUNTY – Charles Clough was nowhere near forgotten. Earlier this year the newspapers published a story about a group from Holland that was looking for photographs of young American servicemen buried in a national cemetery in the Netherlands. The inquiry comes from loyal caretakers at the American Military Cemetery outside Margraten. Residents of that community have spent all the years since the war adopting the dead in a military cemetery, individuals and families tending the graves throughout the year and then coming for a special tribute on each Memorial Day. Charles Clough of the UnionWhitten area was among the adoptees. He was the son of Charles and Eldona Clough and he died nearby in Germany on Thanksgiving Day back in 1944. His mother would die the following year. His father would live until 1969. The caretakers of their son’s grave in the Netherlands wanted a photo of the 21 year old to place with the stone monument at his gravesite. Terry Hirsch of Indianapolis, Indiana had contacted the newspapers here, seeking help uncovering a photo. It turned out there was little searching needed. We received numerous calls from Clough’s fellow classmates at the Union Schools. All had kept the annual from their graduating year and each had a photo to share. The photo will be placed next to his marker. In this way the Dutch visitors will be invited to see the faces of their liberators. Last year, 25,000 people accepted that invitation and came to the cemetery. The project still maintains a website, www.TheFacesOfMargraten.com. All submitted photos as well as other information on these soldiers can already be found in the foundation’s Fields of Honor - Database. The photos was placed next to the
headstones from May 1-5, when the Netherlands observes the 71st anniversary of its liberation. Charles Clough lived in Hardin County with his parents, Charles and Eldona and his 5 siblings. He had 4 years of high school according to his enlistment records. PFC Clough served in the 84th Infantry and was killed by a sniper on Thanksgiving Day, 1944 in Mullerdorf, Germany. “I was hoping a story would entice your readers to help find one. Maybe they have a scrapbook or yearbook? Or have access to digital archives? And maybe there is family still in the area who would like to know of the honor the Dutch bestow upon him, Hirsch said. A volunteer group to which she belongs has found photos of nearly half of the 8,300 soldiers interred. There are 8,301 graves at the cemetery and 1,722 names of
service members who were missing in action. The Dutch community first stepped forward back in late 1944 as the numbers of dead soared in Margraten, and townspeople began to help digging graves and then on the first Memorial Day after the wars end some 30,000 in all showed up at this cemetery to honor the American dead. All 17,000 graves were covered in Dutch flowers. The next year 50,000 Dutch came. Soon the mayor of Margraten proposed the formal graves adoption process. Today a Dutch family adopts every grave. And the adoptions have spanned into a third generation. The adoptions have grown to be more than tending the graves, but establishing when they can, ties with the families of those lost.
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by Rick Patrie News Editor ELDORA – Four Davison brothers from Eldora served in WWII and every one came home. Still thankful, Elizabeth Hopkins daughter of Dean Davison, who now lives in Clinton, recently gathered together some family photos recalling the time. Some taken overseas, a lot of them here at home, both before and after her father’s and uncles’deployments. She also gathered up family recollections of the now-increasingly distant time. She wrote to us and what follows is taken from her notes on each picture: “The picture with all four brothers, was taken in late 1946, and appears from youngest to oldest, left to right, Warren G. Davison, Clyde A. Davison, Dean W. Davison, and A.L. “Bob” Davison. The first three boys in the line up were in the Army, and Bob was in the Navy. The other photos, taken in winter of early 1946, before Warren returned home, show the older three brothers in uniform. “Brother, Warren recalled shipped U.S. supplies in for the troops in occupied Japan. “Their oldest brother Paul Davison was turned down for the military, as he did not pass his physical exam, but did work for the Civilian Conservation Corp. He was assigned to various projects, such as at Pine Lake, and lived in the barracks at the fairgrounds. They did not want him to be excluded, since he also did his part in working for our country’s good.” Elizabeth’s dad Dean did enlist, Brother Bob had signed up first. Clyde and Warren joined, too, and word was Clyde wanted to be a pilot, and Warren probably wanted to follow in his big brothers’ footsteps. When the war was over and the Davison Boys returned to civilian life, Clyde and Elizabeth’s grandfather. Paul T. Davison, convinced her dad father to use his mustering out pay to buy some tools at an auction. They bid on a hand cranking cement mixer, which they called “Old Herman”, 2 wheel barrows, and some shovels. The brothers, along with their dad, worked together to form the Davison Construction Company, which later became Davison Brothers Builders Supply. The retail hardware store (continued on page 2B)
Dean, in uniform, was taken somewhere in England, the date is July of 1944.
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and lumberyard was established so they could get building materials wholesale for their construction projects, as well as supply local contractors and area families, and since their father was getting too old for doing manual labor. Dean and Clyde became partners in this business, which continued for a total of 63 years, when my dad retired just short of his 90th birthday. Brother Warren not long ago went on an Honor Flight. He was the only one of the boys who felt able to go, and brought back pictorial albums for them. During WWII, he served in the Army for about a year and a half. Upon his return he married his sweetheart, Marilyn March, who had been waiting for him. He actually had to get his parent’s permission to get married when he returned. At that time a woman could get married at age 18, but a man had to wait until 20. They will be celebrating 70 years of marriage on Nov. 3, and Warren will be 90 years on Nov. 8. Elizabeth remembered Bob was a Navy cook in the North Atlantic. He enlisted in 1941, so he could choose his area of service, and had experience working in a meat locker (for his father-in-law at Emmert’s Locker in Eldora on 15th Ave., one block south of city hall). Bob was head cook on an LCI-293 (Landing Crew Infantry) ship and in charge of its kitchen crew. She said she located a photo of this group. Bob’s nickname was “Big Boss” and his rank was SC-1/C. “Uncle Bob never talked much about his wartime experience, probably because it brought tearful emotions to think about it. He was part of the landing operations on D-Day at Normandy, France, so he observed the many hundreds of men being shot down as they ran onto Omaha Beach. Although he was a cook, he still had to help bring down the gate panel, and hoist it up after letting out the troops. A man on each side was in place, and when the time came to lift it up, the soldier on the opposite side of Bob cowered, so Bob had to attempt the task alone. He received bullets to his helmet and ended up sliding on his belly across the deck to keep from being gunned down, but was able to get the job done, with a surge of adrenaline and God’s help. Approximately 230 men that went out, probably 200 of them perished.” In March of 1945, Bob’s ship was docked at Weymouth, England. While there, he met up with his brother Dean, who was stationed in Coventry, England. A photo of the two brothers was taken at this time, as well as the photo of Bob and his kitchen crew. Bob is in the upper left hand corner, without a hat. The individual photo of Elizabeth’s dad, Dean, in uniform, was taken somewhere in England, the date is July of 1944. The other photo shows part of his maintenance crew standing in front of one of the B-24’s that they worked on, with Dean standing in center. This particular plane “Our Howdy”, with nose art depicting a cowgirl, had seen 32 missions. The inscription on the back of the photo reads Kensington, England, June 28, 1945. During this summer Dean was able to fly to Europe, where he continued working on aircraft, this time in preparation to return troops back home. He saw parts of Belgium, France, and Germany, and then ended up traveling by ship, when he finally came back to The States. After getting training to become an airplane mechanic in Flint, MI, and further military training in Albuquerque, NM, he was sent to England, where he served in the 305 Depot Repair Squadron. Submitted by Elizabeth Hopkins daughter of Dean Davison, now living in Clinton. Clyde’s daughter, Deb Johnson, and Bob’s daughter, Judy Neymeyer, also contributed.
by Rick Patrie News Editor WASHINGTON DC An Honor Flight is conducted by nonprofit organizations dedicated to transporting as many United States military veterans as possible to see the memorials of the respective war(s) they fought in Washington, D.C. at no cost to the veterans. Currently these organizations are focused on bringing veterans of World War II to the National World War II Memorial, and any veteran with a terminal illness to see the memorial of the war they fought in. Honor flights arrive at all three of the Washington’s area airports: Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, and Washington Dulles International Airport. The veterans
Warren on a recent Honor Flight trip to Washington DC, shown above, and in uniform (right) just after returning home from active duty. “As you can see he was very young, and his parents, were much relieved to have him back, as well as the older brothers.” The Honor Flight was around 2007 or 2008, and it was a terribly rainy day, so Warren is wearing rain gear. You can see that he is standing in front of the changing of the guard at Arlington National Cemetery.
are generally escorted by volunteer guardians, who help them on the flight and around D.C. After landing, the taxiing airplane may be saluted by fire trucks,[3][4] and passengers are often met by cheering crowds in D.C. or upon their return flight home. The network was cofounded by Jeff Miller, a small business owner from Hendersonville, North Carolina, and Earl Morse, a physician assistant and retired Air Force captain. Morse worked in a Department of Veterans Affairs clinic in Springfield, Ohio, where he saw many patients who were WWII veterans. After the National WWII Memorial in Washington was completed in 2004, he asked many of his veteran patients if they were going to see it. Morse offered to fly with two veterans to
Washington to see the memorial, and after seeing them break down and cry and graciously accept the offer, he pitched his idea to a local aeroclub of 300 private pilots at a local Air Force base, proposing that the pilots would pay for the flights for the veterans to Washington and personally escort them around the city. Eleven volunteered, and the network was formed; by 2005, a board was formed, funds were raised, and volunteers had joined.[2] The first honor flight took place in May 2005, when six small planes flew 12 veterans to Washington. In late 2005, Jeff Miller, a dry cleaning company owner in Hendersonville, North Carolina, inspired by Morse’s vision, had a similar idea but on a larger scale. His vision is the program today.
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Eldora-New Providence Elementary School Gym 21 Gun Salute and Echoing Chimes ........................................................ American Legion/VFW Color Guard and SHHS Band Presentation of the Colors ............................................................ American Legion/VFW Color Guard “The National Anthem”................................................................... SHHS Band, Directed by Wayne Lu “The Pledge of Allegiance” ................................ Boys’ State Participants - Tom Haywood and Ty Cook Welcome................................................ Howard Marsh, American Legion and Mike Rundall, Principal Introduction of Student Soldiers ......................................................................................Howard Marsh Aiden Butler - Marines; Megan Hallett - Marines; Levi Webster - Army “A Soldier, and the One I Love” by Dan Davison ...................................................SHHS Concert Choir Directed by Patrick Gagnon Gavin Roy, Snare Drum Fifth Grade Essay Winner “You’re a Grand Old Flag” arranged by Theresa Jennings ......................Red, White, and Blue Singers Directed by Patrick Gagnon Roll Call of 50-Year Legion Members ..............................................................................Howard Marsh “America, the Beautiful” by Samuel Ward, arr. J. Bullock. ............. SHHS Band, Directed by Wayne Lu “And Still I Rise” adapted from Maya Angelou. .................................................................Megan Hallett Bob was a Navy cook in the North Atlantic. Daughter Deb Johnson remembers her dad Clyde (right) achieved the Tech 5 rank, (corporal) in the Army Air Corps and was in pilot training in San Antonio when he became seriously ill and was granted a medical discharge. Home, he married Dorothy Bottema from Whitten and together they raised four children who all remained in Eldora. They included Deb, Randy Davison and Rick and Dennis Davison, who are both deceased. Clyde would co-own and operate Davison Brothers Builders and Supply until age 88, when a stroke forced him to retire. The business was sold shortly thereafter.
“1961 Inaugural Address” adapted from J. F. Kennedy ..................................................Michael Halsey “The Armed Forces Salute” arr. Bob Lowden ......................................................................SHHS Band Please stand and be recognized when your service hymn is played Directed by Wayne Lu Gene Foster Parade of Flags ..................................................................................... E-NP Elementary “Taps” by Gen. Butterfield and Oliver Norton................................................................ SHHS Trumpets “Taps” and “Echo” ...............................................................................................................SHHS Band Retirement of Colors...................................................................... American Legion/VFW Color Guard
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army Major
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army S. Sgt.
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Howard Mairs
Marvin R. Manning
Merl D. Manning
Jacob T. Manship
George B. Marks
Emil Maronn
Verner Maronn
Howard Marsh
Warren L. Martin army - 1961-1963 pFC
Bill Mattson
Navy Vietnam River patrol
Michael May
Char Mazurik
Dave Mazurik
John McBride
David McCall
James H. McClellan
Donald C. McCoy
Paul Kenneth McCrea air Force Sergeant
Sgt. 3rd Marine Division Camp pendleton 1 yr. Vietnam 2 yrs. 1967-1969
John McDowell
Darell D. McMartin
Dale Meeker
Glendon Mesch
James Michaelson
John Mildenhall
James D. Miller
Carroll Mitchell
David M. Mitchell
Darrell R. Montgomery
Floyd Mooney
Ray Morlan
Helen (Mueller) Preston (center)
Marvin Mueller
Chad Murphy
Doris LeRoy Murphy
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Melvin Nederhoff
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William M. Nowasell
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Navy
US army - Cannoneer - 789th Field artillery Battalion
army e-5
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army Corp.
US army (Korean) Cpl.
army - Cpl.
air Force airman 1st Class
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air Force Staff Sgt.
air Force
Monroe Murphy
Dale R. Nance
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air Force Staff Sergeant
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US army Sergeant 1st Class 2 Bronze Medals
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US Navy WWII 1943-1945 MoMM2c(T)
army air Force 15th Staff Sgt.
Carl Orgel
Donald C. Orgel
Abraham Orozco
Derek Pagel
Jim Pagel
Michael Pagel
James Parris
David L. Pence
Harvey Alonzo Pence
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Clarence Perrin
Clint Perry
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Roy A. Petersen
Dick Pettigrew (right)
Dale E. Petty
Nicholas C. Piper Navy - e-3
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Ben Primus
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army (1952-1954) Cpl 5th RTC Korea
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army air Force 1941-1945 Staff Sergeant
U.S. army SSg 1966-1969
army p.F.C.
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army Staff Sgt.
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air Force
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Arthur L. Pruitt
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Jim Priske
U.S. Navy 1957-1978
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army Sgt.
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air Force Captain
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army airborne Ranger SFC
Jamie J. Ryan
Patrick L. Ryan
Shawn P. Ryan
John Robert Schmitz
army Reserves Major
air Force MSgT.
Robert O. Ryerson
Ronald D. Sapp
Earl S. Sayer
Merle J. Sayer
Irvin Schallau
David L. Schmidt
Delbert Schueller
Murl Schumacher
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Stephen Wayne Schwarck
pvt. 1st Class Served and injured in Vietnam
Dale Seaton
army Spec 5 ‘68-‘69 Vietnam a Troop 4th Cav 25th Inf.
Adam Seward Marine Lance Corporal
Navy CBs 83rd Battalion MM 1st Class
Austin T. Sisson
Floyd Sisson 34 Inf. Div. T5
Philip Sisson
army Specialist 4th Class 101st airborn Div. 1971-1973
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Wayne E. Smith
Jack R. Snittjer
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army - pFC - 168th Infantry Served 2/10/41-7/10/45 Bronze Stars; Served in WWII, algerian, Tunisian, NaplesFoggia, Rome-arno Campaigns
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army Staff Sgt.
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Charles Stanfield Jr. army Sp 4
Lindsay Stupp
Earl Stupp
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Jim Tull
Ia National guard – Sgt. 1st Bat, 133rd Infantry afghanistan 2004 Iraq 2006
Dean May
Bob Way
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Lew Throssel
Marvin Trout
U.S. army air Force WW II
William Toner
Navy SOOg 2 1959-1962
Edward Tordoff
Jeremy Twedt
Marlene Tyndall
Franklin D. Valde
Russell Van Dornum
US air Force airman 2nd Class
army National guard Specialist
army - Vietnam 1967-1968
army air Corp Cpl. WWII
army
air Force airman-1st Class
Keith Van Patter army private
Floyd W. Wallace
Henry Gerard Vanderzyden
Harold Vaux
army Spec 3rd Class
Bill Vigars
air Force - 1 yr. Quarter Master Base Sec. 2 - 3 yrs. Sgt.
Tanner Vinton
Kenneth E. Wagner
Navy South pacific 1945-1946
8th air Force pFC Okinawa
army pFC
Navy - aviation Machinist Mate 1st Class
Bob Walters
Jay Wasson
Shawn Weatherly
Williard Wehrman
Jon W. Welch
Edward J. Wiesner, I
Edward J. Wiesner II
Edward J. Wiesner III
Kenneth W. Williams
Paul Williams
Don Wilson 8th air Force Staff Sgt.
Infantry 34th Div. 1941-1945 Corporal T
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Harrison D. Wolcott Navy ROM-2
Leo F. Wolcott
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Aaron J. Wood
Shane Wood
Oliver Wright
William “Bill” Zielske
Albert Ziesman
Edward Ziesman
Walter Ziesman
army Staff-Sgt.
air Force
army Specialist
Eldon Veld
army National guard Sgt.
Navy SN
army 40th Div. Co. M. 185th Infantry pFC
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