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Christmas decorations highlight Aurelia council agenda In a rather mundane council meeting, the Aurelia City Council began discussions on upgrading the city’s Christmas decorations at its regular meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 20. The council selected a committee of City Clerk Barb Messerole and councilwoman Sue Johnson to begin the process of selecting up to three alternatives to bring back to the council for consideration. Once narrowed down, the council will then ask patrons to pick their favorite. In all the community will need 19 new decorations to be hung in the downtown business area.
In other business: - the council visited briefly with Ryan Harvey, president and CEO of Mid-America Publishing Corporation. Harvey represented the company who recently purchased the Aurelia Star. - the council appointed Michelle Swanson of 408 Spruce St., Aurelia, as the new member of the planning and zoning board. - the council heard about a Nov. 23 complaint from Michelle Shriver regarding nails in the street on Beech Street. She believed it was due to the city’s removal of a vacant house in Aurelia. The city dismissed the complaint.
- the council approved the new slate of officers at the fire department. - the council heard updates from the public works and police department. - the council set Jan. 9 at 5:30 p.m. as the time for its budget workshop. - the council agreed to hold a public hearing with regards to the landfill agreement with Cherokee County. The agreement would reduce the bonds to 2.32 percent. Currently the bonds stand at more than 4 percent. The cost savings would be in excess of $500,000 per year.
Cherokee SWCD scholarship applications available The Cherokee Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) is now accepting scholarship applications from high school seniors residing in Cherokee County who will be pursuing programs of study in any field of conservation or agriculture. The SWCD commissioners will award local scholarships and forward the top application to the Conservation Districts of Iowa Regional Director for consideration. The director will select a regional winner whose application will move onto state competition. After final selections, the top three scholarships will be awarded at the state level in the amounts of $4,000, $3,000 and $2,000. Winners from the remaining six regions will each receive $600. Scholarship applications are judged based on the
following criteria: 20 points for involvement, leadership and character, 20 points for career, 30 points for scholastic achievement and 30 points for conservation message. Interested students should pick up an application from their guidance counselor or go online and complete the fillable application at www.cdiowa.org/conservation-districts-of-iowa/programs/public-education-acknowledgment/scholarships. Applicants will need to scroll to the bottom of the page and click on “Download Conservation Scholarship Application”. The deadline for applications to be turned into the SWCD office at 314 Lake St. in Cherokee is Feb. 17. Any questions should be directed to the office at 712225-3769.
CRMC community health needs Winter parking assessment report available reminders During 2016, Cherokee Regional Medical Center (CRMC) conducted a community health needs assessment (CHNA) to support its mission to provide high quality, patient-centered health care. The assessment was also completed to comply with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 and federal tax-exemption requirements and to identify health needs of the community to help prioritize the allocation of hospital resources to meet those needs. CRMC also utilized the 2015 CHNA conducted by CRMC Public Health for Cherokee County. On Dec. 19, the Cherokee Regional Medical Center Board of Directors approved the 2016 Community Health Needs Assessment Report. Anyone interested in read-
ing the report may visit the CRMC website at www.cherokeermc.org. Individuals can then easily access, download, view and print a hard copy of the CHNA report without fee. This CHNA Report will remain on the CRMC website until two subsequent CHNA reports have been posted, so information on trends will continue to be available to the public. In addition, CRMC will make a paper copy of this report and subsequent reports available for public inspection without charge upon request at administration on second floor of the hospital. If anyone has any questions regarding the 2016 CHNA or previous reports, feel free to contact CRMC Administration at 712-225-1505.
With the coming of winter, comes a change in parking regulations for the City of Aurelia. In the business district, there is to be no parking for a period of time longer than 30 minutes between the hours of 2:30 a.m. to 6 a.m. on any day between Nov. 15 and March 15 if there is any accumulation of snow on the ground or blowing snow that requires the City of Aurelia to use snow removal equipment. In the residential district there is to be no parking for a period of time longer than 30 minutes between the hours of 2 a.m. to 7 a.m. on any day between Nov. 15 and March 15 if there is any accumulation of snow on the ground or blowing snow that requires the City of Aurelia to use snow removal equipment.
AURELIA DAYCARE FAMILY OF THE WEEK “We used to drive to Cherokee every day for daycare and then started utilizing the Aurelia Day Care which was so convenient for our family since both my husband and I work in Aurelia. The Aurelia Day Care means the world to us as the staff cares for the most precious things in our life. It's a safe place where our kids get to play and learn! Being so close to the school has been a huge advantage as well! We have been attending the Aurelia Daycare for several years and we are excited about the new building. The kids will have more space and the rooms will be developmentally appropriate! We have enjoyed watching the daycare expand and look forward to its continued success!" The Langshwagers Mitch & Kristi Kadence (9) Laeton (7) Addilyn (5) Kollyns (3½) & Ryden (23 months)
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Ag leader award: Elizabeth Johnson of Cleghorn was presented the Cherokee County Farm Bureau Ag Leaders award at the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation (IFBF) annual meeting in Des Moines Dec. 6-7. IFBF President Craig Hill (right) and Joe Heinrich (left) made the presentation to Johnson. The Ag Leaders Institute is for Farm Bureau members who have the potential for providing exceptional leadership in their county, community and state. It’s for people who care about the future of agriculture and want to make a positive impact and is open to men and women of all ages.
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Confinement site manure applicator training Confinement site manure applicators should plan to attend a two-hour workshop offered by Iowa State University Extension and Outreach and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources to maintain or renew their confinement site manure applicator certification. The Buena Vista County workshop will be offered on January 6 at 1:30 in the Storm Lake Extension and Outreach office at 824 Flindt Drive. Call to pre-register at 712-732-5056. There is no cost to attend scheduled manure workshops. “Iowa law requires confinement site manure applicators to attend two hours of continuing education each year of their three-year certification period, or take and pass the exam once every three years,” said Dan Andersen, assistant professor, ISU Ag and Biosystems Engineering and coordinator of the manure applicator certification program. “If applicators fail to attend the two hours of continuing education each year, they will be required to pass a written exam to be eligible to recertify.”
Each year nearly 200 confinement site applicators fail to attend training and must pass the remedial exam prior to being eligible to renew their certification for the following year. The workshop serves as initial certification for those applicators that are not currently certified, recertification for those renewing licenses and as continuing education for those applicators in their second or third year of their license. The 2017 confinement site program will include rules for applicators as well as land-application and setback distance requirements, water quality and applying manure into cover crops, and application equipment uniformity. Operators must be certified to handle, transport, and apply manure if the confinement livestock operation has more than a 500 animal unit capacity unless the manure is applied by a commercial manure applicator. The certification fee is for a three-year certificate. This fee is paid to Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Blood donors needed year-round When Christmas ends, don’t let your generosity end, too. Blood donors are needed year-round, not just during the holiday season. Ninety percent of the American population experiences the need for blood at some point in their lifetime. Because only 10 percent of the population is eligible to donate blood, regular donors are needed constantly. A regular blood donor can give their lifesaving gift every 56 days. It’s not too late to start giving. You can save lives at a community blood drive near you. Marcus Community blood drive, Tuesday, Jan. 3, from 2 to 7 p.m. at Holy Name Church, 100 S. Elm St. RJ Thomas Mfg. Co. Inc. Blood Drive, Thursday, Jan. 5, from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the main building, 5648 Highway 59. Cherokee Regional Medical Center blood drive, Friday, Jan. 6, from 9 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. at Cherokee Regional Medical Center, 300 Sioux Valley Dr. Marcus Meriden Cleghorn High School blood drive, Wednesday, Jan. 11, from 10:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. at Marcus Meriden Cleghorn High School, 400 E. Fenton. Schedule a blood donation appointment online at lifeservebloodcenter.org or call 800-287-4903.
when applicators initially get certified and then every three years when they re-certify to apply manure. Confinement site applicators are also required to pay an annual education fee. All fees and application forms must be sent to Iowa Department of Natural Resources to complete certification requirements. ISU Extension and Outreach will charge a fee per applicator choosing to view the certification materials on a non-scheduled reshow day at the county office. For this reason, all applicators are encouraged to attend the workshops or plan to view training materials on the scheduled reshow date at their local county extension office. The fee will not apply to workshops or regularly scheduled reshow dates. Contact the county extension office to determine which days are scheduled for the manure applicator certification programs in your area. For reshows in Buena Vista County you must call to pre-register at 712-732-5056. Applicators have another option for certification; online certification, which an applicator can take their training on-line at DNR MAC eLearning site at https:// elearning-dnr.iowa.gov/. The applicator will need to sign-in and get an A&A account. Applicators are encouraged to complete certification requirements annually prior to March 1 to meet certification deadlines and avoid being assessed a late fee for re-certification. For more information about meeting dates and locations, or to schedule an appointment to attend training, contact the ISU Extension and Outreach Buena Vista County office at 712-732-5056 or visit http://www.agronext. iastate.edu/immag/certification/ confinementsitebrochure.pdf to see the 2017 workshop schedule.
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Live with purpose Being physically fit, eating nutritious foods and getting enough rest are important, but not enough to make people truly satisfied with life. Purpose is the number one factor in living a fulfilled life, says Dr. David Brown, human sciences specialist with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. “Living a purposeful life means being intentional about living out our unique purpose through our social, financial and community connections,� said Dr. Brown, who specializes in family life issues. According to Gallup research by Tom Rath and Jim Harter, the five essential elements of well-being are a sense of purpose, a positive social network, financial stability and security, physical health and a reservoir of community resources and connections. Richard Leider with the University of Minnesota’s Center for Spirituality and Healing, states that purpose is a combination of a person’s gifts, passions and values. “You can express your sense of purpose through a job or career, or through volunteer roles within a community. When we use our natural talents and skills – the things we are good at and love to do – then we bring the gift of joy and happiness to others as well as ourselves. Our passions guide our goals and reveal where we direct our energy. Our values are the underlying driving force about what really matters to us,� Brown said. People who live with a sense of purpose live longer, have a higher quality of life and are better able to adapt to challenges they face in
life. “Ask your friends and family to name something you are good at. How would they describe you? What gets you out of bed in the morning? Is there an activity or role in which you lose all sense of time? That makes you feel rejuvenated or ‘in the flow’ when you do it? These are clues to finding your gifts, passions and values.� “Our purpose is unique to each of us. When you discover those threads, notice how they influence your attitude and sense of accomplishment in your daily life.� Dr. Brown offers the following tips for living with purpose. Be intentional about doing things that allow you to express your gifts, passions and values. Build energizing activities into your daily routine. That could include spending time with others who share similar passions or offering your gifts to others for whom that task is difficult. Invest time, money and other resources on those things that fulfill your purpose and also fill a need in the larger community. Having a sense of purpose is closely related to social wellbeing. ISU Extension and Outreach will offer “What About Me? My Wellbeing,� an educational workshop series in 2017. Human sciences specialists also offer healthy relationship education classes to professionals and individuals. For more information about living a fulfilled life through healthy relationships, visit the Human Sciences Extension and Outreach website, http://www.extension. iastate.edu/humansciences/.
Beef checkoff referendum results certified The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship certified the results from the referendum held Nov. 30 to reinstate the $.50 per head Iowa beef checkoff. Collection of the checkoff will begin March 1. The certified results show the referendum passed with 56 percent of the more than 1,700 producers that voted favoring the reinstatement of the assessment. A simple majority was needed to pass the referendum. The Iowa beef checkoff will be mandatory, but refunds will be available to interested producers. The federal beef checkoff of $1 per head remains in place and would not be affected by the Iowa vote. A petition to vote on the state
beef checkoff was delivered to the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship on Sept. 2 by the Iowa Cattlemen’s Association. The petition contained more than 500 signatures of cattle producers in the state of Iowa who are interested in a referendum. For information about the beef checkoff and beef checkoff programs, contact the Iowa Beef Industry Council at (515) 296-2305 or emailbeef@iabeef.org. In accordance with Chapter 181 of the Iowa Code, the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship is responsible for holding beef checkoff referendum votes. All costs incurred by the Department will be reimbursed by the Iowa Cattlemen’s Association.
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Toys for Tots donation: Representatives from Cherokee Regional Medical Center presented a $5,395 check to members of the Cherokee Police Department for the Toys for Tots program. This is the ninth year in a row that CRMC employees have supported this cause. The funds will help to provide toys and clothing to area children in need this Christmas season. Pictured from left to right are—Julee Hohbach, Jennifer Hansen, Kim Hayes, Viola Lias, Lexi Henson, Rita Comstock, Angela Friedrich, Noelle Kruse, Presley Johnston, Sandi Kranig, Craig Blankers, Kristi Kannegieter, Chris Nelson, Jodi Schlichting, Cherokee Police Chief Nate James, Julie Dolphin, Kayla Koch, Brian Wiersema, Chuck Hill, Dondee Halverson, Mike Letsche, CRMC President/ CEO Matt Johnson, Travis Wiese and Cherokee police officer Kris Alesch.
Commercial manure applicator training registration deadline Commercial manure applicators should plan to attend the Commercial Manure Applicator training program scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 5, from 9 a.m. to noon. Iowa State University Extension and Outreach in cooperation with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources will conduct the required three-hour training workshop at that time. There is no fee to attend the workshop, but commercial applicators must register by Dec. 28 by contacting the ISU Extension and Outreach Buena Vista County office at 712-732-5056. Commercial manure applicators needing to recertify and those wanting to certify for the first time should attend. The workshop will provide the required three hours of annual training and will cover rules for applicators as well as land-application requirements, water sources, reading and using a MMPs, manure application uniformity, equipment transport, injector options, biosecurity and manure and hydrogen sulfide safety. All currently certified commercial manure applicator licenses will expire on March 1.
Commercial applicators can attend training throughout the year, but if they were previously certified, they should plan to attend training and submit the forms and fees to DNR prior to March 1, to avoid paying the late fees. Certification fees for commercial manure applicators have not changed for 2017. ISU Extension and Outreach will charge a fee to applicators choosing to view the certification materials on a non-scheduled reshow day at the county office. For this reason, all applicators are encouraged to attend the workshops or to plan to view training materials on the scheduled reshow date at their local county extension office. The fee will not apply to workshops or scheduled reshow dates. Please contact your county Extension offices to determine which days are scheduled for the manure applicator certification programs. Due to scheduling conflicts, many county extension offices will no longer accept walk-in appointments to watch the training DVDs. If attending the Jan. 5 commercial manure applicator program or watching the three-hour
DVD is not convenient, commercial applicators may contact their local DNR field office to schedule an appointment to take the certification exam. In addition to needing an appointment to take the exam, applicators must bring a pencil and photo i.d., and should plan to bring a calculator. Applicators have another option, online certification, which an applicator can take their training online at DNR MAC eLearning site at https://elearning-dnr.iowa.gov/. The applicator will need to sign-in and get an A&A account. Commercial manure applicators hauling, handling or land-applying primarily dry or solid manure are encouraged to attend the dry manure applicator workshops scheduled for February 2017. Dates and locations can be found in the link below. For more information about the commercial applicator program contact the ISU Extension and Outreach Buena Vista County office at 712732-5056 or access a list of the training locations at: http://www.agronext.iastate.edu/immag/certification/macprogrampostcard.pdf.
Off-highway vehicle, snowmobile registration renewals due The Iowa DNR is reminding owners of off-highway vehicles to renew their registrations by Dec. 31. Vehicle types include: all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), off-road utility vehicles (ORVs), off-road motorcycles (ORMs) and snowmobiles. Registrations can be renewed through any county recorder office or by going directly to the DNR’s online sales and registration site. OHV owners can also find a link on
the DNR site www.iowadnr.gov. After Dec. 31, customers can still renew their registrations, but will pay a $5 penalty. Off-highway vehicles Iowa residents must have and display a current Iowa DNR registration on their ATV, ORV or ORM to operate on any designated public land or ice in Iowa. Residents are not required to display an Iowa DNR user permit.
Nonresidents are required to have their machines registered in their home state and display an Iowa DNR user permit. Snowmobiles Iowa residents are required to have and display a current Iowa DNR registration and user permit on their snowmobile in order to lawfully operate on any public land or public ice in Iowa. User permits can be purchased at any
location where hunting licenses are sold, including the Iowa DNR website. Nonresident snowmobilers are required to have and display a current registration from their home state and display a current Iowa DNR user permit. If a nonresident resides in a state that does not require or offer snowmobile registration, the only requirement is to display an Iowa DNR user permit.
Like sand through the Holiday city hourglass, so is our deadline schedule Due to the holidays, the City of Alta and the Alta municipal utilities will have different schedules for recycling and garbage pickup. On Friday, Dec. 30, there will be recycling pickup and city hall will close at noon. On Monday, Jan. 2, there will be no garbage pickup and city hall will be closed. On Tuesday, Jan. 3, there will be garbage pickup and city hall will resume normal business hours.
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Toddle Time Toddle Time was held at the Alta Community Library Friday, Dec. 16. The theme was on gingerbread men.
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Quilt winner: Rev. Denise Parrello of Newell (far left) accepts the 2016 raffle quilt from, left, CRMC Quilter members Virginia Whittenburg, Lee Gary and Annamarie Lickiss. The CRMC Quilters have contributed thousands of volunteer hours to CRMC to help raise funds for various patient comfort projects, including the purchase of a new exercise bike for the physical medicine and rehabilitation department, the CRMC Wellness Center construction project, the soft-serve ice cream machine in the cafeteria, as well as draperies and flat-screen televisions in the patient rooms and emergency department. The CRMC Quilters are always looking for new quilters to join their group. If you have, or know anyone who has an interest in quilting, contact Lickiss at 712-225-5259.
The Ida County Sheriff’s Office has released information on one arrest made during the past week. On Dec. 18, Jonathan Noah Schumacher, 20, of Aurelia was arrested and charged with driving while barred following a traffic stop in rural Ida County. He was transported to the Ida County jail and later released after posting $900 bond.
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BVU receives grant for digital media program Buena Vista University’s (BVU) digital media program recently received a $1 million grant from a longtime BVU supporter to upgrade the department’s University Cable Network (UCN) Studios. The new equipment was installed in early fall and replaced the studio’s analog television and
video equipment with digital technology. Though students have always had the ability to produce multi-camera productions from six different locations across campus, the new cameras are now up to current industry standards and shoot in high definition. While a great deal of the grant
went to equipment upgrades, the gift was also given to establish an endowment that will perpetually support future technology updates. Students from across disciplines have access to UCN Studios and full television productions are often collaborative.
PUBLIC NOTICE DEADLINES
PUBLIC NOTICE Cherokee County Engineer NOTICE A WINTER REMINDER TO RURAL RESIDENTS OF CHEROKEE COUNTY It is illegal to move snow from private property onto the Cherokee County Public Road Right-of-Way. These snow piles create additional snowdrifts, increased public liability and can cause serious damage to Cherokee County snow-moving equipment. Ordinance #2009-1 may be enforced by 1st-time offense $250.00 fine, 2nd offense $500.00. -Thank you very much for your cooperation. For more information, go to our website www.cherokeecountyiowa.com, ordinance #2009-1. Cherokee County Secondary Roads
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PUBLIC NOTICE City of Aurelia Electric Board of Trustees The Aurelia Electric Board of Trustees met in regular session on Wednesday, December 21, 2016. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Bruce at 5:00 p.m. with roll call as follows: Present: Johnson, Redig, Bruce, Ballantyne, Krause. Absent: Also Present: Langschwager, Cedar, Kai Motion to approve consent agenda was made by Johnson, second by Ballantyne. All members present voting “aye”, motion carried. Approved by consent: minutes of previous meetings, financial reports, November monthly receipts of $83,105.56 and November monthly disbursements of $62,926.62 and bills payable as follows: Aurelia Electric, Nov utilities $342.52 Aurelia Star, publish minutes/ public hearing notice 174.60 Bomgaars, boots 164.99 Cardmember Services, cardtrol diesel 201.18 Caseys, gas 124.50 Cherokee Co. Solid Waste, landfill charges for commercial garbage 421.68 City of Aurelia, Nov. Bills Payable (water/sewer/ sanitation) 30,973.73 City of Aurelia, annual payment in lieu of taxes 10,000.00 Crescent Electric, meter socket-
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A.W.A.R.E. donation: Buena Vista Regional Medical Center A.W.A.R.E. was honored to receive a check for $4,813 from the Storm Lake High School volleyball and football teams. Both Spike-Out Cancer and Tackle Cancer fund-raisers sold t-shirts, accepted donations at games and teachers paid to wear jeans. Money raised is used to assist all BVRMC patients receiving cancer treatment. From left to right: BVRMC oncology nurse Melissa Temple, RN, students Devon Madden, Katrina Chaiyawong, Karlee Wiegert, BVRMC patient advocate Zena Olerich, Nora Seaman, Emalie Xayauth, Michael Demers, Josh Werge, Alfredo Ramirez, Parker Lange and Melissa Iehl, oncology health secretary.
security light-conduit parts Data Technologies, 2017 Summit license/support fee Fire Proof Plus, annual fire extinguisher inspections Hinkhouse Hearing, employee hearing tests IAMU, underground school/tree trimming classes Iowa Lakes Elec. Coop., poles Kriz-Davis Co., elbows Lockin Insurance, street excavation bond Maple Valley Hardware, supplies Michelle Swanson, computer repair MidAmerican, gas service at shop & GB bldg. Nelson, Dee, window a/c rebate Northside Tire, GB truck tire repair Nu-Telecom, phone, fax, internet, long distance O’Halloran, Intl., def. for garbage truck Tech Products, cable tags/tag holders The Machine Shop, skidloader tires Treasurer, State of Iowa, Nov. sales tax due Van Wert, Inc., meters Verizon Wireless, cell phones
604.58 2,330.06 94.50 60.00 615.00 969.42 182.97 100.00 167.89 50.00 163.03 25.00 71.01 232.98 10.16 99.66 217.66 2,635.00 1,051.81 156.15
Wellmark, additional premium due for Dec. 522.72 Wesco, sockets for submeters/ therm. kit 236.31 WIMECA, November purchased power 39,417.77 Payroll, November payroll $17,010.40 Delinquent accounts were reviewed and line loss was (.005). Bad Debt accounts for 2016 were reviewed. Motion to write off $270.72 of bad debt for 2016 was made by Redig, second by Krause. All members voting “aye”, motion carried. Aurelia Electric has a certificate of deposit that matured December 17, 2016. Motion to renew the certificate at Heritage Bank for 24 months at .44% interest was made by Redig, second by Johnson. All members present voting “aye”, motion carried. Motion to nominate Redig for 2017 Aurelia Electric Board of Trustees’ Chairman was made by Johnson, second by Ballantyne. All members present voting “aye”, motion carried. Langschwager will be attending the annual superintendents’ meeting at IAMU in Ankeny on January 18-20, 2017. The monthly meeting of Aurelia Electric Board of Trustees will be held on Tuesday, January 17, 2017, at Aurelia City Hall at 5:00 p.m. There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 5:30 p.m. Deloy Bruce, Chairman Cindy Kai, Deputy City Clerk
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December at Mud On Main Lattes, frappes, mochas, flavored coffees, yummy wraps, soups, fresh baked goods, delicious specials and a great menu for breakfast and lunch! Need a gift? We offer gift certificates, gift baskets, insulated coffee cups and so much more! Fall/Winter Hours M-F: 6 AM to 5 PM Sat.: 7 AM to 2 PM Daily lunch specials! Come by & use our convenient drive-thru (open 6 AM to 2 PM) or call ahead for fast pickup. MUD ON MAIN 1121/2 Main St. Aurelia, IA 51005 712-434-2640
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ALTA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 218 Prospect Street • 712-200-2304 Sunday School - 9 AM Fellowship - 10 AM Worship - 10:30 AM
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Minister, David Bernhardt 4890 40th Avenue Fellowship - 9 AM Worship - 9:30 AM Sunday School - 10:30 AM
ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. John Schmidt 169 630th Street • 712-284-1450 Sunday School/Bible Study - 9 AM Worship - 10 AM Communion 1st and 3rd week
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor Ryan Roehrig 405 Division Street • 712-200-1133 Worship - 9 AM Communion every other Sunday Adult Bible Class/Sunday School - 10:15 AM
SUMMIT E-FREE CHURCH Pastor Doug Corlew 1000 S. Main Street • 712-200-2200 Worship - 8:30 AM and 11 AM Sunday School/Adult Bible Fellowship - 9:45 AM
TRINITY LUTHERAN Pastor Denise L. Parrello 401 W. 2nd Street Worship and “Spark” - 10:45 AM Holy Communion 1st Sunday of each month and holidays
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AURELIA FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Pastor Tom Petersen 31 Valor Road • 712-434-5994 Worship - 9:30 AM Sunday School (for all ages) - 10:45 AM
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Pastor Bruce Rapp 500 Main Street • 712-434-5694 Worship - 10 AM
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor Larry Lemke 501 Locust • 712-434-2331 Worship - 9:30 AM Sunday School/Bible Classes - 10:45 AM
QCHEROKEER IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Daniel C. Guenther 709 W. Cedar • 712-225-4606 Saturday Mass - 4 PM Sunday Mass - 10 AM
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Jeff Harris 6080 S. Avenue • 712-434-2218 Sunday School - 9:45 AM Worship - 10:45 AM
QSTORM LAKER S.L. INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Adam Costilla 521 Michigan Street • 712-363-5859 Sunday School - 9:30 AM Worship - 10:30 AM
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CLASSIFIED ADS Notic tices NOTICE: Pursuant to the Aurelia Code of Ordinances, Chapter 150: Every owner of a house or business in Aurelia shall display their building number in a place visible from the street, in figures not less than 2-½ inches in height & of a contrasting color with their background. Any questions, please contact Aurelia City Hall at 712-434-2025. 52-tfc/as*
NOTICE: The municipal code of the City of Aurelia states that property owners must control “weeds, brush, vines, & other growth & debris.” Chapter 50.02(9), entitled Weeds, Brush, states that:…a health, fire or safety hazard exists when any kind of grass is over twelve (12) inches tall or other vegetation upon any lot or parcel of ground, including upon the parking or in the alley.” 52-tfc/as*
FREE: Compost & mulch are available free, to pick up at yard waste site. Please use West Third St. access. Call Aurelia City Hall at 712-434-2025 if you need assistance with large loads. 52-tfc/as*
NOTICE: In accordance with City of Aurelia Chapter 135.03, it is unlawful for any person to mow leaves, grass or other debris into the street, as it will be washed into the storm sewer & clog the storm sewer. 52-tfc/as*
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NOTICE: Des Moines Boat/Sport Show Jan. 6-8, Iowa State Fairgrounds. Screaming deals on boats! BASSMASTER Shaw Grigsby! Canadian outfitters! Catfish pond! Browning’s trophy deer! 1-800-7564788. www.desmoinesboatshow. com.
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The Alta-Aurelia Middle School band and choir students held a winter concert on Dec. 19 in Aurelia. Members of the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grade choir and bands performed holiday tunes. PHOTOS BY BETHANY JONES
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SPORTS Alta-Aurelia takes sixth at Westerner The Alta-Aurelia wrestling team traveled to Akron to participate in the Westerner Invitational on Dec. 10. The Warriors walked away with a sixth place effort amongst 12 teams. Two wrestlers made the finals and walked away with individual titles at the tournament. Chris Langner, a senior competing at 138 pounds, opened his tournament bracket with a second period fall over Elk Point-Jefferson’s Tim Mingo. Langner tossed Mingo with 45 seconds left in the middle period. In the semifinals, Langner overpowered Joshua Hash of Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley with a 5-1 decision, before downing Braden Dean of Westwood in a hotly contested, yet low scoring championship match, 2-1. Nick Gaes, a sophomore battling at 195 pounds, collected three more wins in his bracket. After an opening round bye, Gaes made quick work of Sioux Center’s Caleb Kempema in 55 seconds, The sophomore toppled Crofton-Bloomfield’s Kaleb Johnson in the finals in just 1:20. Skyler Solko advanced to the consolation finals at the 160 pound bracket. Solko opened with a fall over Alex Hanner of Kingsley-Pierson in 2:19. Akron-Westfield’s John Henrich sent Solko to the consolation
bracket with a 9-1 major decision. But Solko rebounded with a 45 second fall over Quinten Moles of Crofton-Bloomfield to claim the third place spot. Three others claimed fourth
place at the tournament. Freshmen Aaron Bartholomew took fourth at 132 pounds, and fourth place at 120 pounds; while sophomore Sam Sherkenbach took fourth at 113 pounds.
WESTERNER INVITATIONAL RESULTS Team Scores ia) – (3-0, 1st) threw Tim Mingo (Elk 1. Westwood 209; 2. Crof- Point Jefferson), 3:15; won by dec. ton 131.5; 3. Elk Point-Jefferson over Joshua Hash (Boyden-Hull/ 117.5; 4. Sioux Center 116; 5. RV), 5-1; won by dec. over Braden Creighton 111; 6. Alta-Aurelia 103; Dean (Westwood), 2-1 7. Akron-Westfield 93; 8. Rock 145 - Sam Zimmerman (AlValley 76; 9. Lawton-Bronson 73; ta-Aurelia) – (1-2, DNP): lost by 10. BGM, Brooklyn 41; 11. Kings- match termination to Levi Honeyley-Pierson 36; 12. Ponca 35 well (Crofton-Bloomfield), 21-3, Individual Results 6:00; received a bye; lost by fall to 113 - Sam Sherkenbach (Al- Colton Krusemark (Ponca), 3:02 ta-Aurelia) – (1-2, 4th); received a 152 - Nate Weflen (Alta-Aurebye; lost by fall to lia) – (2-2, DNP) received a bye; Brennan Brown (Westwood), lost by fall to Sebastian Berg (Ak2:47; lost by dec. to Hunter Walk- ron-Westfield), 0:52; received a ingstick (Akron-Westfield), 2-0 bye; lost by fall to Brenden Wal120 - Schade Larson (Alta-Au- dow (Creighton), 1:02 relia) – (1-2); threw Dillon Ferris 160 - Skylar Solko (Alta-Aurel(Lawton-Bronson), 1:27; lost by ia) – (2-1, 3rd): threw Alex Hanner fall to Kevin Seuntjens (Kings- (Kingsley-Pierson), 2:19; lost by ley-Pierson), 1:56; lost by fall to maj. dec. to John Henrich (AkHunter Hanner (Westwood), 4:15 ron-Westfield), 9-1; threw Quinten 126 - Adan Henrich (Alta-Aure- Moles (Crofton-Bloomfield), 0:45 lia) – (4-1, 5th): received a bye; 182 - Collin Johnson (Alta-Aulost by fall to Skyler Swatek (Elk relia) – (3-2, 6th): received a bye; Point Jefferson), 1:53; received a lost by fall to Michael Hegge (Ponbye; threw Erick Jackson (Law- ca), 0:53; won by injury default ton-Bronson), 0:19; won by dec. over Alex Norby (Elk Point Jefferover Max Boecker (Crofton-Bloom- son); received a bye; lost by dec. field), 11-4 to Brady Bergman (Akron-West132 - Aaron Bartholomew (Al- field), 8-2 ta-Aurelia) – (1-2, 4th) received 195 - Nick Gaes (Alta-Aurelia) a bye; lost by fall to Kody Gray – (3-0, 1st) received a bye; threw (Westwood), 2:28; lost by fall to Caleb Kempema (Sioux Center), Thad Hazen (Creighton), 0:30 0:55; threw Kaleb Johnson (Crof138 - Chris Langner (Alta-Aurel- ton-Bloomfield), 1:20
Warriors lose three duals BVU hires new Alta-Aurelia traveled to Humboldt Dec. 20 for wrestling duals against Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson, Humboldt and New Hampton. The Warriors lost all three duals. Individually, Skylar Solko (152) and Nick Gaes (195) were three time winners for the Warriors. DUALS RESULTS Council Bluffs TJ (CBTJ) 42, Alta-Aurelia (ALTA) 30 220: Cameron Baker (CBTJ) (ALTA) over (CBTJ) (For.) 145: over (ALTA) (For.) 285: Dou- Seneca Calhoun (CBTJ) over ble Forfeit 106: Schade Larson Chris Langner (ALTA) (Dec 3-2) (ALTA) over Mason Allen (CBTJ) 152: Skylar Solko (ALTA) over (Fall 3:54) 113: Anthony Hump- Emilio Rubio (CBTJ) (Fall 3:18) al (CBTJ) over (ALTA) (For.) 160: Allen Zermeno (CBTJ) over 120: Anthony’ Watts (CBTJ) (ALTA) (For.) 170: Jesus Rubio over (ALTA) (For.) 126: McG- (CBTJ) over (ALTA) (For.) 182: wire Midkiff (CBTJ) over (ALTA) Jacob Byers (CBTJ) over Collin (For.) 132: Adan Henrich (ALTA) Johnson (ALTA) (Dec 6-1) 195: over Cesar Salazar (CBTJ) Nick Gaes (ALTA) over Jason (DQ) 138: Sam Zimmerman Salazar (CBTJ) (Fall 1:24) New Hampton (NEHA) 70, Alta-Aurelia (ALTA) 8 195: Nick Gaes (ALTA) over Fye (NEHA) over (ALTA) (For.) Areon Day (NEHA) (MD 15-5) 138: Keaton Geerts (NEHA) 220: Noah Hopp (NEHA) over over Sam Zimmerman (ALTA) (ALTA) (For.) 285: Noah Fen- (Fall 0:25) 145: Keegan Tenge ske (NEHA) over (ALTA) (For.) (NEHA) over Chris Langner 106: Hunter Pesek (NEHA) (ALTA) (Fall 1:15) 152: Skylar over Schade Larson (ALTA) (TF Solko (ALTA) over Drew Boed15-0 4:37) 113: Dylan Robinson ing (NEHA) (MD 12-2) 160: Ryan (NEHA) over (ALTA) (For.) 120: Gorman (NEHA) over (ALTA) Mason Clevland (NEHA) over (For.) 170: Noah Glaser (NEHA) (ALTA) (For.) 126: Max Bab- over Collin Johnson (ALTA) (Fall cock (NEHA) over Adan Henrich 2:00) 182: Max Schwickerath (ALTA) (TF 17-1 4:51) 132: Noah (NEHA) over (ALTA) (For.) Humboldt (HUMB) 59, Alta-Aurelia (ALTA) 24.00 285: Justin Jones (HUMB) Nate Weflen (ALTA) (TF 20-5 over (ALTA) (For.) 106: Cole Nel- 3:40) 152: Skylar Solko (ALTA) son (HUMB) over (ALTA) (For.) over Davion Goodell (HUMB) 113: Schade Larson (ALTA) (Fall 1:47) 160: Gus Arnold over Tanner Myer (HUMB) (Fall (HUMB) over (ALTA) (For.) 170: 0:53) 120: Cresten Craven Collin Johnson (ALTA) over Lo(HUMB) over (ALTA) (For.) 126: gan Moser (HUMB) (Fall 1:33) Zach Kollmorgen (HUMB) over 182: Joel Osborn (HUMB) over (ALTA) (For.) 132: Elijah Torres (ALTA) (For.) 195: Nick Gaes (HUMB) over (ALTA) (For.) 138: (ALTA) over Brandon Johnson Joey Busse (HUMB) over Chris (HUMB) (Fall 0:47) 220: Cole Langner (ALTA) (Fall 3:56) 145: Anderson (HUMB) over (ALTA) Jaden Kampen (HUMB) over (For.)
Weiland named to All-USA football team Jared Weiland, a senior at AltaAurelia High School, has been named to the American Family Insurance All-USA Iowa football team as a member of the defensive line in Class 1A.
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Buena Vista University (BVU) Director of Athletics Jack Denholm announced the hiring of Grant Mollring as the university’s new head football coach. Mollring has been the offensive coordinator at Hastings College in Hastings, Neb., for the past three seasons and before that was the offensive coordinator for four seasons at Doane College in Crete, Neb. He served as both a recruiting coordinator and quarterback’s coach at both institutions. During his seven seasons as an offensive coordinator, Mollring’s offenses consistently averaged more than 400 yards of total offense and 30 points per game. In 2011, he coached the Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Player of the Year at quarterback and has coached multiple all-conference and all-American student-athletes throughout his career. Mollring began his collegiate coaching career as a graduate assistant at the University of Nebraska-Kearney (UN-K) from 2007-08. He then became the team’s wide receiver coach and coached four all-conference selections in just two years. Mollring earned his bachelor’s degree in world civilizations and middle school education in 2003 from UNK and went on to serve three years as a teacher and coach at Eustis-Farnam High School, in Eustis, Neb., before moving onto the college ranks. He later received his master’s degree in physical education pedagogy from UNK in 2010. Mollring and his wife, Mandi, have one son, Turner.
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Stretch: Alta-Aurelia’s Lily Peterson stretches out to get to the ball before it goes out of bounds in a game against O-A/BC-IG Thursday in Alta. Peterson scored 17 points in the Warriors’ 63-46 victory.
Warrior girls earn second victory The Alta-Aurelia girls’ basketball team gave themselves an early Christmas present Thursday when they knocked off O-A/BC-IG 6346 in Alta Thursday, Dec. 22. The victory improved the Warriors’ record to 2-5. Alta-Aurelia used a nine to zero run to close out the first half to set the stage for its win over O-A/BCIG. The Warriors had a 17-12 lead after one quarter and were nursing a five point advantage when they went on their scoring run late in the second quarter to make the halftime score 36-22. O-A/BC-IG’s only leads in the game were 2-0 and 18-17. The Warriors had a 27 to 24 scoring edge in the second half. Lily Peterson, Erin Lockin and Mary Barnes all scored in double figures. Peterson charted 17 points, seven rebounds and five assists. Lockin added 15 points and five rebounds. Barnes had 14 points and seven assists.
Quarter scores 12 22 34 —46 17 36 43 —63 A-A stats Field goals: 22-47, 47%. Free bounds: 23 (Peterson, 7; Lockthrows: 13-26, 50%. Scor- in, 5). Assists: 22 (Barnes, 7). ing: Peterson, 17; Lockin, 15; Steals: 10 (four players with Barnes, 14; Stanton, 9; Kruger, two). Blocks: 2 (Lockin, 1; Pe5; Kolpin, 2; Depuma, 1. Re- terson, 1). Fouls: NA OABCIG A-A
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Strip: Alta-Aurelia’s Justine Ryherd, white uniform, strips the ball away from O-A/BC-IG’s Kylee Weber during the Warriors’ 63-46 win in Alta Thursday.
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