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Thursday, January 9, 2014 Serving Grundy County since 1928 Grundy Center, Iowa Volume 90 – Number 2 www.TheGrundyRegister.com $1.00 Newsstand Price Riekena elected chair of Board Council bids farewell to Mayor Van Wert By JOHN JENSEN of Supervisors The Grundy Register By JOHN JENSEN GRUNDY CENTER — The new The Grundy Register shape of the Grundy Center City GRUNDY CENTER — The Council went into effect Monday, Grundy County Supervisors Dec. 30 and Monday, Jan. 6, with approved annual committee outgoing Mayor Rex Van Wert appointments and elected a new saying his goodbyes to Council chair and vice-chair during last members and city leaders, and new Thursday’s organizational meeting. Mayor Brian Buhrow being sworn Harlyn Riekena was elected into office. chairman of the board, replacing Jim Ross, while Mark Schildroth was The Dec. 30 meeting saw elected vice-chair. Council approvals of liquor licenses BRIAN BUHROW County Attorney Kirby Schmidt for the west Casey’s General Store presented the annual assessment of as well as Scotty’s Saloon and Funding cuts, County compliance of the Red Flag Johnny Ray’s, as well as acceptance Rule, which helps prevent identity of the November Treasurer’s and infrastructure theft, noting that he feels the County Investments Report. does not need a written rule to be Following business proceedings, issues concern in compliance. He added that the Van Wert swore Buhrow into county should continue to review office as mayor, Councilmen Dave new mayor this policy annually. Steffl and Chad Hamann into their By JOHN JENSEN The Board authorized Auditor positions and Dennis Westerman The Grundy Register Rhonda Deters to issue warrants in onto the Park Board. GRUNDY CENTER — vacation of the Board, designated Council members, Police Chief Upcoming state budget cuts and the County Engineer Gary Mauer upcoming infrastructure projects are Brock Gilbert and Public Works to approve Farm-to-Market the largest areas of concern for new construction projects, authorized Director Dan Bangasser thanked Grundy Center mayor Brian Buhrow Riekena to sign standard DOT Title Van Wert for his years of service as Members of the Grundy Center City Council presented outgoing Mayor Rex Van Wert with a plaque honor- as he enters his first term in office. VI Assurances and the Title VI mayor. ing his years of service to the city. Pictured with Van Wert are (left to right) Council members Chad Hamann, Buhrow, who was sworn into Non-Discrimination agreement The Jan. 6 meeting saw the Council Dave Stefl, Janetta Miller, Al Kiewiet and new Mayor Brian Buhrow. (John Jensen/The Grundy Register office last Monday, said tax cuts between the Iowa Department of approve mayoral appointments of photos) passed by the Iowa legislature a year Transportation and the County. Bangasser, Gilbert and City Clerk moved underground this year or ago could hit cities hard. Gale Petersen will was selected Kristy Sawyer. Sawyer had been whether only the portion of the “It’s going to create problems for to replace Iner Larsen on the acting as clerk since the resignation sidewalks affected by the work us making sure that our budget’s in County Compensation Board while of Rich Riesberg last year and has will be replaced. Hamann asked if line,” he said. Supervisors named The Grundy completed certification classes. businesses had expressed concerns Last year the legislature passed the equivalent of a 10 percent tax Register, (Conrad) Record and Council also discussed the about the project affecting their cut on commercial properties. Reinbeck Courier as its Official upcoming Grundy Center street customers, and Bangasser said he Newspapers and approved the list of Beginning in fiscal 2015, businesses lighting project. Bangasser said has yet to receive comments but that bank depositories that will be used will pay property tax on 95 percent of it is also still early in the process. for County Funds. there are some questions about their assessed value. In fiscal 2016, It also approved numerous sloping requirements on sidewalks Council spoke briefly about the that number drops to 90 percent. In appointments to County boards and so that the City complies with the vacancy created when Buhrow was addition, Buhrow said businesses committees. Americans with Disabilities Act. sworn in as mayor, noting that a that have a residential component, Supervisors also had a lengthy He said it is still to be determined public notice is being published this such as downtown businesses that executive session with Schmidt to whether entire sidewalks will be week announcing the intention to fill have apartments above them, will be able to apply the higher residential review condemnation proceedings replaced when the city street lights the vacancy by appointment at the Mayor Rex Van Wert swears Dennis Westerman into his position on the rollback to that portion of their for the Zenor, Inc.-owned property are replaced and utility lines are next Council meeting, Jan. 20. Grundy Center Park Board. at the corner of H Avenue and property. He said this will also affect Seventh Street. Following the businesses such as Arlington Place session, Supervisors passed a motion and the Pheasant Hollow apartment directing Schmidt to see if Zenor complex. Inc. was represented by counsel. Coldest temperatures since The new mayor said he hopes to overcome the loss of tax base Supervisors also presented without raising taxes, though he County Treasurer Brenda J. could not guarantee taxes will not Noteboom with an award for her 15 eventually go up. years of service to the county. “I don’t want to raise anybody’s The Supervisors did not meet 1996 cause limited problems taxes,” he said. “We have several Monday. By JOHN JENSEN said wind conditions moderated fixed-income people in town so we The Grundy Register enough by Tuesday morning that it don’t want to raise them. GRUNDY CENTER — was safe for students to be outside. “I don’t think we’ll see a huge Monday’s extreme cold snap was Monday’s day off was the first (budget) change for fiscal 2015, but What’s the most significant to hit the area in weather-related one of the school we’re going to have to start planning more than 15 years, though problems year and will be made up Feb. 17, for the future, “ he added. “Nobody caused by the temperatures were which is normally a school vacation wants to raise taxes but if we have to Happening somewhat limited according to local day for President’s Day. Murra said do it … “ officials. one more possible makeup day is on Before taxes are raised, Buhrow Official low temperature readers the school calendar in April before said each city department is Saturday, January 11 reviewing expenses to see what, if of 19 degrees below zero in Grundy days need to be added to the end of Grundy County Wellness Fair anything, can be trimmed. The city Center both Sunday and Monday the school year. has already made one change, opting Grundy County Memorial Hospital were the coolest since 1996 but Grundy Center Public Works 7-10 a.m. not to replace one employee who failed to reach record levels for featured a different problem left, instead using a part-timer to Monday, January 13 those dates, which were minus-27 Monday morning, the first water assist with snow removal. NICL Vocal Festival on Jan. 5, 1924 and minus-26 on main break of the season. A police Downtown streetlights will Gladbrook-Reinbeck High School Jan. 6, 1912. Wind chill values officer notified Public Works be replaced this summer, though 7 p.m. Sunday night into Monday reached Director Dan Bangasser of the Buhrow said he is unsure whether 45 degrees below zero at both the problem at approximately 5 a.m. the city will choose to replace all Board of Supervisors Marshalltown Municipal Airport Monday and it took much of the day of the surrounding sidewalks or Grundy County Courthouse • 9 a.m. and the Waterloo Municipal Airport to fix the issue. Bangasser said the only the portion that is torn up for Pulmonary Support Group according to National Weather break was challenging to fix not only The thermometer outside GNB in Grundy Center told the story Monday the project, which, in addition, GCMH Education Room • 5 p.m. Service data. because of the cold the workers had ... it was minus-5 in the sun! (John Jensen/The Grundy Register photo) will move overhead utility lines It was the wind chills that prompted to endure, but also because frost in underground. Timothy Christian School Dinner Grundy Center Community School the ground made getting down to the Emergency Department did not see Rouse said if people are having Finally, Buhrow said the city Wellsburg Community Building District Superintendent Cassi Murra broken main challenging. additional traffic due to the cold problems with their car starting in continues to explore issues with 4:30 - 7 p.m. to call off classes Monday and delay “We worked in shifts,” he said. weather and that there were no cold weather, it is likely due to an its water system as some residents them two hours Tuesday. “We had some vehicles out there that reports of frostbite. underlying problem such as bad have reported seeing rust in their Grundy Center water. The city hoped to smoke test American Legion Meeting “With wind chills between 40 and we could sit inside and take some Bangasser said a couple of spark plugs or a bad battery. 50 below and advisories out that you the entire water system last fall, Grundy Community Center breaks from the cold.” residents also reported frozen water “If they had their fall maintenance can get frostbite in a few minutes, The Grundy County Memorial pipes and that there were also done, they’re probably not going to though freezing weather hit before Legion Room • 7 p.m. the project could be completed. (student) safety really is the biggest Hospital had a similar problem concerns at the water treatment plant have many problems,” he said. Currently, the company doing the concern,” she said. when the low temperatures caused a with ice buildup in the tanks there Another problem experienced Wednesday, January 15 testing is reviewing sewers that were The decision to call off classes sprinkler system head to burst in a Gal’s Gathering that tends to occur at night. He said by vehicle owners recently is that televised last year in a search for Monday came Sunday afternoon, storage area on the second floor of First Presbyterian Church Grundy Center is also ahead of a many are seeing low tire pressure problems. The smoke testing will be according to Murra, and the decision the original 1952 building, sending typical year in terms of use of salt warnings. He said, unless there is a Reinbeck - 11-1 p.m. completed this spring, and Buhrow to delay two hours Tuesday came at water into adjacent offices of IT staff and sand, noting that, while there noticeable issue, attempting to solve said a decision on what work on the Grundy Center School Board around 5:30 Monday night. She said members and into the storage area have not been major snow and ice the problem could actually cause water system will be decided once Administration Office • 5 p.m. it was the first time in four years as for purchasing. Spokesperson Keely events, there were more of them in more issues. the study is completed this summer. superintendent that she has made Harken said Hospital staff were able December than is typical. “If they blow warm, moist air into Buhrow said the best time to weather calls based on temperature to move supplies from the first-floor Another concern with the cold is the valve stem it can freeze and then reach him at City Hall is during his Items for “What’s Happening” and that she visited with other area storage area before they became vehicles that struggle to start, though the tire will go flat,” he said. regular office hours between 11 a.m. should be submitted by Monday, superintendents before making wet, and the damage was limited to Marty Rouse at Rouse Motors said Temperatures are expected to and noon each day. He said he’ll also 10 a.m. to [email protected] the decision. While some nearby second floor carpeting and records, that is not nearly the issue now than moderate later this week, with a high have an e-mail address set up that Items are printed free of charge school districts cancelled classes and the ceiling of the storage area on it was 25 years ago. temperature of 34 predicted Friday will go directly to his smart phone and subject to editorial approval. for a second day Tuesday, including the first floor. “For the most part fuel injection and low temperatures in the upper so that he can address necessary Cedar Falls and Waterloo, Murra Harken added that the Hospital’s has cured that problem,” he said. teens and lower 20s. problems immediately if necessary. The Grundy Register, P.O. Box 245, Grundy Center, IA 50638 Phone: (319) 824-6958 • Fax: (319) 824-6288 • E-mail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] 2 Thursday, January 9, 2014 Grundy NEWS Register www.thegrundyregister.com

Green Belt donates to school nurse's fund 2014 Grundy County Board of Supervisors Green Belt Bank and Trust recently made a $300 donation to the Grundy Center Community School District Pictured is the 2014 Grundy County Board of Supervisors following its reorganizational meeting last Thurs- school nurse's fund. Pictured are John Schuller and Stephanie Kiewiet, employees of Green Belt Bank & day. Pictured in the front row (left to right) are Chairman Harlyn Riekena (District 2 representative) and Trust presenting the donation to Secondary Principal Steve Vanderpol. The added need for funds during the Vice-Chair Mark Schildroth (District 4). Back row (l-r): Jim Ross (District 1), Barb Smith (District 5) and winter prompted the bank and staff to generously give. Green Belt Bank & Trust offered their staff a match- Charles Bakker (District 3). (John Jensen/Grundy Register photo) ing fund opportunity to provide a donation to the area school Nurse's funds. (Courtesy photo)

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Published: Thursday, February 6, 2014 The Babies In The Grundy Register Deadline: Friday, January 31 of 2013 at noon Cost: $15 per photo The 2014 baby feature is your chance to show Grundy County your adorable baby. Send us your favorite photo by Friday, January 31, at noon. Please print your baby’s name on the back of the photo and fill out the form below. For good reproduction, be sure the baby’s full head and shoulders are visible. Photos may be picked up at The Grundy Register or send us a self addressed, stamped envelope. Barrett Michael Larson Pre-payment is required. February 18, 2013 Parents: Eric & Steph Larson and sister Leah STOP RICL - Meeting Grandparents: Shawn & Rhonda Samo The Grundy Register and Mike & Linda Larson The Preservation of Rural Iowa Alliance will be hosting a ______community opposition meeting to the Baby’s First Name MI (or name) Last Name Rock Island Clean Line (RICL) project on: Date of Birth ______q male q female

______•Sunday, January 19th at 2:00 p.m. Parents’ First & Last Names •Grundy Community Center ______Complete Address 705 F Avenue, Grundy Center, Iowa ______The GOAL of this meeting is to •help people understand their Home Phone Work Phone Signature rights •how to object •the franchise process and •how to assist ______Grandparents’ Names in stopping RICL I verify that this information is correct and release The Grundy Register from any consequences. Bring this form and a photo to our office: 601 G Ave., Grundy Center ** anyone concerned with preserving rural Iowa is invited Or mail to: The Grundy Register, PO Box 245, Grundy Center, IA 50638 Contact information: iowastopricl.com (712-262-5229) www.thegrundyregister.com Grundy NEWS Register Thursday, January 9, 2014 3 Obituaries Grundy Register Timothy K. Santor Leo Huisman Timothy K. Santor, 52, of Eldora passed away peacefully with his family Leo Eugene Huisman, 72, of Grundy Center passed away January 4, 2014, by his side on January 3, 2014, at the Grundy County Memorial Hospital in at the Grundy Care Center. A funeral service was held on January 7 at the Bulletin Board ... Grundy Center due to complications of cancer. A Bethany Presbyterian Church in Grundy Center. funeral service will be held on Thursday, Janu- Burial was private. Memorials may be directed to Brief placement is available only to events that fall within The Grundy Register ary 9 at 10:30 a.m. at the Steamboat Rock Baptist the family. To leave a message of condolence for readership area, which includes all of Grundy County, Aplington and Parkersburg. Church. Visitation will be held on Wednesday, the family please visit www.ablesfuneralhomes. Any cost to participate will not be printed within the briefs, nor will any mention of January 8 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Creps-Abels com. menu items. Bulletin Board placement is available to non-profit groups or for major Funeral Home in Eldora. Burial will follow the Leo was born on December 27, 1941, in Eldo- community events. funeral service at the Steamboat Rock Cemetery. ra the son of Eugene and Helen (Hess) Huisman. Briefs must be received by 9 a.m. Tuesday for placement in that week’s paper. Tim’s family has requested those attending his Leo was the manager of both the football and visitation and funeral to please dress casual. Me- basketball teams at Grundy Center High School. morials may be directed to the family. Online He graduated from Grundy Center High School Grundy County Timothy Christian condolences may be left at www.abelsfuneral- with the Class of 1962. A very special day for homes.com. Leo was the day he earned his driver’s license. Republicans, School to host Tim was born on November 25, 1961, in Fort Carson, Colo., the son of Leo attended the University of Northern Iowa, where he was an honor stu- Kenneth R. and Margaret H. (Sexauer) Santor. He was raised in Fairfield, dent. Leo was a very hard worker. He worked as a traveling salesman in Democrats set dinner Calif., where he attended school. He received his GED and graduated from Grundy and adjoining counties. He also worked as the manager of a used WELLSBURG — Timothy Armijo High School in 1982. On January 14, 1991, Tim was united in mar- book store in Iowa City. caucus locations Christian School has rescheduled riage to Anna Petersen in Reno, Nev. The couple welcomed two sons into Leo was very religious and had a special relationship with Christ. He GRUNDY CENTER – Both the its Spec’n Dicken Supper for Mon- their family. He worked as a Tow Operator (Big Rig) for Vacaville Tow in loved to fish with his Dad, duck hunt and play cards. His true joy in life came Grundy County Democrats and Re- day, Jan. 13 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at the Vacaville, Calif., for almost 10 years. He later relocated with his family to from spending time with his friends and family, especially his niece Linnsey publicans have announced meeting Wellsburg Memorial Building. Waterloo in 2003 and later began working for Waste Management. He was and nephew Marshall. places and times for their Jan. 21 A free-will offering will be taken. most recently employed by Richelieu Foods in Grundy Center. Leo is survived by his mother, Helen Huisman of Holland; brother, Bob caucuses. He enjoyed working on computers/web design and was the owner of Fu- (Ruby) Huisman of Clinton, Mo.; nephew, Marshall Huisman of Clinton, The purpose of this year’s caucuses ture Tech. Tim was in the process of working on obtaining his Bachelor’s Mo. (his fiancée Keri Sanders); niece, Linnsey Huisman of Waterloo (her are to discuss and adopt resolutions Grundy Center Degree. He was also owner of Cards & Cards (sports cards) in California. friend Dylan Sires). to be added to the county platform;,to Tim also enjoyed collecting stamps/coins, R/C cars, Nascar, fishing and He was preceded in death by his father, Eugene Huisman. elect delegates and alternates to model trains/cars but what he most enjoyed in life was spending time with American Legion his family. county conventions and to elect pre- Tim is survived by his mother, Margaret Santor of Bristol, Conn.; wife, cinct committee representatives to to meet Monday Dorla Mae Petersen GRUNDY CENTER — The Anna of Eldora; sons, Jake and Drew Santor at home; sister, Angela (Jerry) the County Central Committee. Tiernan of Fairfield, Calif.; brother, Michael Santor of Bristol, Conn.; neph- Dorla Mae Petersen, 75, of Dike passed away at her home on January Grundy Center American Legion will Democratic Caucuses ews David and Danny Fortune; and niece, Catherine Fortune. 4, 2014. A funeral service was held on January 8 at the Fredsville Lutheran All precincts for the Democratic meet Monday, Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. in the He was preceded in death by his father, Kenneth R. Santor; mother-in- Church in rural Cedar Falls. Burial took place Caucuses will meet at the Grundy Legion Room at the Grundy Center law, Jane A. McVey. at the Elmwood Cemetery in Dike. The family requests that you please omit flowers due to a County High School Auditorium (lo- Community Center. severe family allergy. Memorials can be directed cated on 12th Street) at 7 p.m. You to the family. Online condolences may be left at must be signed in by 7 p.m. to partici- Pulmonary Mary Lu Brown www.abelsfuneralhomes.com. pate. Mary Lu Brown, 85, of Ottumwa died January 1, 2014, at Ottumwa Dorla was born on October 11, 1938, in Ma- Eligible voters can register as a Support Group Regional Health Center. Funeral services were January 8 at Reece Funeral haska County the daughter of Merlin and Thelma member of the party the evening of Home in Ottumwa with Bill Payne officiating. (Fielder) Hickey. She attended school in Dike, the caucus. Please call Carol Gordon, meeting moved Burial was in Pleasant Valley United Methodist graduating from Dike High School in 1956. In chair. at 319-824-3719 if you have Church Cemetery, east of Wellsburg. In lieu of 1958, Dorla was united in marriage to Larry Ar- flowers, memorials may be made to O.B. Nel- ends at the Pleasant Valley Reformed Church any questions, or check out the party to Jan. 13 son Unit No. 3 American Legion Auxiliary. Web site: www.grundycountyiow- GRUNDY CENTER – Grundy She was born April 11, 1928 on a farm near Fern. They welcomed four children into ademocrats.org or Facebook: Grundy County Memorial Hospital (GCMH) in Grundy County, IA to Wilhelm and Gladys their family and farmed together in Grundy Co. The couple later divorced in 1986. Dorla married Vernon “Pete” Petersen on November 18, 1988, at the County Democrats-Iowa. The party will host the Grundy Area Pulmonary Bausman Harms. Fredsville Lutheran Church in Cedar Falls. Dorla attended Pitzie’s Beauty e-mail is [email protected] Support Group has postponed its A 1946 graduate of Owasa High School, Mary Lu worked for 37 years at Western Union, School in Waterloo. She owned and operated Dorla’s Beauty Shop out of her Republican Caucuses meeting scheduled for last Monday retiring in 1984. home in rural Cedar Falls for many years. She had also worked for Mont- Grundy County Republican Cau- to Monday, Jan. 13 from 5:00 to 6:30 She was past president and a member of gomery Ward and the Western Home, both in Cedar Falls. cuses are held at locations through- p.m. in the Education Room. Please O.B. Nelson Unit #3 American Legion Auxil- She was a member of the Fredsville Lutheran Church. She was very ac- out the county at 7 p.m.. Locations use Entrance #3 on the west side of iary. tive in bible study, prayer group, Bridge Club, Meals on Wheels and the include: the hospital. Surviving are her sister-in-law, Sandra Harms of Eldora; two nieces, Hi-Lo Camping Club. Dorla enjoyed gardening and antiques but her family Jeanette (Earl) Slinker of Grundy Center and Lori (David) Welden of Precinct 1 Join us for a time to share informa- Marshalltown; two nephews, Robert Harms and Michael Harms both of was what was most important in life to her. She was “Grandma Dorla” to BCLUW High School Library, tion and experiences with others who Eldora; five great-nieces and nephews, Ronnie and Jared Slinker, Ronald many and her family will miss her dearly but treasure the memories they Conrad, 610 E. Center Street. are also on this journey. The Grundy Lee Harms, Cole and Abbey Welden; three great-great-nieces and a neph- made together. Precinct 2 Area Pulmonary Support Group will ew, Chloe, Aynsley and Wyatt Slinker; a best friend, Beverly Davison of Dorla is survived by her husband, Vernon of Dike; children, Lori (Don) Ferris of Marion, Mike Arends of Cedar Falls, and Leah (Curt) Johnson of Grundy County Courthouse Jury meet quarterly on the first Monday of Ottumwa. She was preceded in death by her parents, two infant sisters, a brother, Dike; five step-children; twin sister, Doris (Dennis) Schuck of Lanesboro, the month (January, April, July, and Room, Grundy Center, 706 G Av- Ronald Harms. Minn.; sister Jan, Buskohl of Dike; grandchildren, Lindsey (Casey) Brand- enue. October) in the Education Room of horst, Courtney (Brady) Behrens and Katelyn Ferris, Casie (Lane) Bass, Precinct 3 the Grundy County Memorial Hospi- Dustin Arends, Kohle Arends and Chase Arends and Tanner, Trevor, Trent Wellsburg Memorial Building, tal, 201 East J Avenue, Grundy Cen- and Tate (2002-2011) Johnson; great-grandchildren, Reid Brandhorst, Ben- Wellsburg, 501 N. Adams Street. ter. Grundy Family YMCA Notes nett Behrens and Bryce, Brooklyn and Briley Bass; nine step-grandchildren Precinct 4 For more information or to RSVP, 6 vs, 6 Adult Coed Volleyball 6210. and 16 step-great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephews. Hawkeye Community College please contact Brandy Tripp, Car- begins at the YMCA Jan. 12! Four Join the YMCA on Saturday, She was preceded in death by her parents; son, Mark Arends; grandson, Western Outreach Center, rural Hol- diac Rehab Coordinator, at (319) teams have Jan. 11 at the Wellness Fair from Tate Johnson; brother, Wilford Hickey; and brother-in-law, Kendall Buskohl. land, 17040 Market Ave (just south 824-5097 or Brandy.Tripp@unity- registered 7-10am and pay no activation fee. of Highway 14-20 interchange) point.org. Visit our website at www. to date. Two New Winter Youth Programs Precinct 5 GrundyCountyHospital.org for more spots re- will begin on Monday! Programs Dike Memorial Library, Dike, 540 information on services provided at main open offered this session include: Karate, Main Street. GCMH. for addition- Swimming Lessons, Science Club, Precinct 6 al teams. Dance, Kickball and Bowling Club. Reinbeck Memorial Building, Re- Game play requires at least three fe- Be sure to register for these exciting inbeck, 208 Broad Street Gals’ Gathering males to be on the court. Team ros- programs soon! You can register at Precinct 7 ters can have up to 11 players. Teams the Y or by contacting Audrey by Grundy County Courthouse Court set for Jan. 15 need to register by Friday, Jan. 10. phone at (319) 825-6210 or by email Room, Grundy Center, 706 G Av- REINBECK — Gals’ Gathering, a Call the Y with questions 319-825- at [email protected]. enue. non-denomenational Christian spiri- tual gathering for young women will meet from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednes- Buy It! Sell It! day, Jan. 15 at the First Presbyte- rian Church in Reinbeck (405 Broad Trade It! Street). Child care will be provided. For Advertise in more information, contact Sheryl Campbell, 319-231-9161 or rev.sher- The Grundy Register [email protected] Advertising Only $7.10 an inch deadline is: 10 a.m. Monday! (319) 824-6958 (319) 824-6958 Konken Electric, Inc. Since 1973 Farm, Residential, Commercial Grundy CEntEr 319-824-3150 dIKE 319-989-2155 rEInbECK 319-788-3150 4 Thursday, January 9, 2014 Grundy OPINION Register www.thegrundyregister.com Memory Lane It’s not just A look back through about fishing The Grundy Register By COLE ANDERSON Grundy County Compiled by Lisa Kanagy Conservation Naturalist/ 10 Years Ago This Week - 2004 Conservation Tech •The Grundy County Board of Supervisors spent a spent a good The alarm goes off at 5:45 am, I amount of time reorganizing for the roll out of my extremely warm and new year, stated Supervisor Harlyn comfy bed and tip toe down the Riekana stairs so I don’t wake the wife and •Both Grundy County Repub- kids up. I start a pot of coffee and lican and Democrat caucus will be get my multiple layers of clothes on held in several locations throughout starting with my long johns and fin- the county on January 19 ishing with my very thick and hard •Members of the Grundy Center to walk in car-hart bibs. Finally I school board watched a presentation make my way outside, my first deep of the SILO breath of the cold January air makes •Peg Schick is honored with a re- tirement coffee, after serving for 28 my lungs feel like they have turned years with the Grundy County Sher- to ice and I strongly consider turn- iff’s office ing around and getting back into •The AGWSR Concert Chorale my warm bed, but something inside heartily invites you to gather for the me (probably stupidity) keeps me festivities on January 30 heading towards the truck. I load •Lady Spartans obliterate the all my gear and head off down the Sumner Aces while the Aces squeak road. The temperature gage in my out a 1 point win over the boys truck reads -3 degrees and it’s at this •The Center Theatre - Luther point that I realize I probably made 25 Years Ago This Week - 1989 a big mistake getting out of bed but •Farmers Co-op build a chemical containment building in Holland it’s too late now, I’m already on the •Dr. Virginia Hash of UNI, road and my brother is waiting for assoc. dean of continuing educa- me to pick him up. To do what you tion will be the featured speaker fun interview not that long ago was the sit-down I had last year with Senator ask? We’re going ice fishing! at the Grundy County Networkers From The Grassley and his wife Barbara, simply because it’s not often that a reporter gets So I pick up my brother and we luncheon. The title of her talk will a United States Senator alone for a feature interview. head to the lake. We pull into the Feature interviews are also the most critical for good stories, as often the be ‘Learning to Live or Living to parking lot and sit for a while in the interview is all I have to go on for what I’m writing about. Without a good Learn..’ nice warm cab of the truck sipping •Wellsburg and Grundy Center interview I have no story. And that’s happened once or twice, where I had so little from the interview that I had to kill the story. Though it’s been awhile our coffee while mentally prepar- school boards will meet for their ing ourselves for what we are about second time to discuss possible Cheap Seats since I’ve run into that (probably since before I worked here), I had a recent to do. Eventually we get enough areas of sharing Last weekend as I hunkered down to stay out of the cold, I was looking feature interview that I feared was going that direction before it turned the •70 head of 4-H and FFA mar- for interesting tidbits on YouTube and happened across an interview that corner into being a really good story. ambition to get out and unpack ket beef were weighed in and David Letterman did with Simon Another interview style is for more in-depth stories. We’ll do those every our stuff. Ice tent…… check, lan- tagged during the last two weeks of and Garfunkle in the early 1980s. As now and then for government- and school-related stories, and will sometimes tern…… check, heater…… check, December, in order to be qualified I watched, I noticed how different have them for topics that seem of interest to a lot of our readers (such as fishing poles……. check, auger….. for the 1989 Grundy County fair Letterman’s interview style was than the Rock Island Clean Line) or even a political rally. These interviews are check. We’re ready to head out on •Grundy Care Center’s resident what we see from him today. challenging on the back end (writing the story), in that I’m dealing with a lot to the ice! With all our gear in tow Letterman, whom I consider a great of information and trying to process it into something educational and at least of the month is John K. Osborn we slowly make our way across the entertainer but not particularly great somewhat interesting. Often I am also trying to weave several of these into a •Dike Lady Bobcats beat Ack- frozen lake to find a good spot to ley-Geneva in overtime with a score interviewer, got me to thinking about single story, which also makes them challenging. I have to admit that I should my own interviewing technique ... probably do more of these than I do. fish. The walk seems to take forever of 85-83 due to the fact that we are walking •Center Theatre - My Mother Is about how it has developed during my More common than the former two (particularly for daily newspapers and straight into the wind and it feels An Alien 20-plus year journalism career. television stations) are breaking news and sports interviews. These are the •Mayonnaise - 32 oz. jar - $1.69 Interviewing is the single most type where I’ll cover an event and then talk to people about it afterwards, like ice needles penetrating every 50 Years Ago This Week - 1964 important, and probably the hardest or sometimes when I’ll make a quick phone call for a comment or two after inch of skin on our faces. By the •First baby of the year born in part of reporting. More often than not, something happens. News-wise, this might come after a city council, school time we get to our spot our backs Grundy County was Darlene Lee good interviews are the key to a good board or County Board of Supervisors meeting, while on the sports side these and elbows are sore from falling on Hartwig, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. story. Without a good interview, stories are almost always postgame interviews. Following a meeting, this is usually the slippery ice a half a dozen times. Hartwig of Conrad, she received the tend to come across pretty bland and just a matter of a question or two to clarify something that was talked about. But we made it! And we eventually boring. For sports, it’s a matter of breaking down the game and why things happened traditional gift of a $25 savings bond get our ice tent up, our heaters go- By JOHN JENSEN And I must admit that early in my the way they did. •Old bridge south of Dike col- ing and our lines in the water. We’re lapses early Tuesday when a Bread career I was a terrible interviewer ... so Postgame interviews are the key to good sports stories. Personally I like to much so that it stunted my development as a reporter. It was hard to know what talk to people as quickly after a game as possible, simply because the coach finally fishing! truck climbed a bridge railing and Many of you are probably think- the truck turned over on its top, the to ask. As I think back, I think a lot of that had to do with not knowing my or player is often still emotionally hyped about what happened. Something I ing of a lot of different words to de- road will remain closed until the subjects very well and some had to do with a bit of uneasiness that I had talking have learned over time is how to break down a game, a little like a coach, and bridge is repaired to people whom I had never met before. To be honest, the later part of that is ask questions based on what I’ve seen. It also helps to know a little bit about scribe me right now, such as, stupid, •Forward Arlen Kruger of Hol- still something I regularly battle. the person I am interviewing so I know what topics will trigger good answers. crazy, dumb, and many others that land is a member of Wartburg Col- A couple of my favorite stories about interviewing people come from my One of my favorite coaches in southeast Iowa, Sigourney-Keota football coach I can’t write in a news article. But lege’s Freshman basketball team this college journalism career at UNI. One I’ve told countless times before is about Bob Howard, was a notoriously gruff person who could be a bear to interview the fact of the matter is, for me it year the first time I interviewed Panther men’s basketball coach Eldon Miller. I knew for some reporters. Once I figured out that Coach Howard liked to answer has almost nothing to do with fish- •’Fiesta Del Monte’ sale happen- Miller from the headlines in Ohio when I was a kid there and he was the coach questions about his offensive and defensive lines, I would ask him about that ing. Sure it’s great if we catch a at Ohio State, and had never met him in person. He was larger-than-life to me. I first before moving on to talking about players who carried the football. ing at Jim’s SuperMarket bucket full of Bluegills or Crappies had just been assigned the men’s basketball beat, having been transferred from Sometimes you’ll hear people say never to ask a question you don’t know •A foursome played nine holes on to eat but it’s more about getting out the Wellsburg golf course and one the much lower profile women’s beat, and arranged a meeting with Miller at his the answer to. And while that line of logic has merit, I feel like it is better suited office. I don’t remember what my first question to him was, other than that it to interviews conducted in legal proceedings than in a journalistic setting. More of the house and doing something. person reported seeing a robin in her As my dad would so eloquently say yard, all on January 2nd was insanely bad. Miller, in a fatherly tone, told me basically, ‘That’s not a very often than not, I try to ask questions that I don’t know the answer to - where I “you need to get out and get the •Grundy County REC sponsor- good question, John, try another one.’ I remember specifically that he called feel like learning the answer will add to the story. ing the demonstration of Farm Bet- me by name. As much as I wanted to curl up in a ball (or cry uncontrollably!) • • • stink blown off of you”. I spend the ter Electronically, the Push Button I found the courage to ask a (probably only slightly better) question that Miller I received many answers to what majority of the year outdoors hunt- Farming that can save you time and answered. Coach Miller became a great colleague of mine and was a reference last week’s mystery picture was, and ing fishing and working, so when money on my first resume — to this day I feel he is one of the kindest people I have there was one correct guess — all January comes around and most of •Center Theatre-A Ticklish Affair ever met. the way to the location! Holland’s the hunting seasons are done, I need •Ice Cream - 1/2 gal. - 49¢ The other story probably shaped the way I interview today more than any Michelle Cox said her children Andy something to keep me sane, and for other. I was assigned a feature story on a former UNI player who was playing (12), Amy (10) and Matthew (8) knew 75 Years Ago This Week - 1939 me that’s ice fishing. People may professionally with the Cedar Rapids Silver Bullets, which were a member right away what it was because they •The Grundy National Bank de- think it’s crazy to get up at the crack clared a $5,000 stock dividend, it of the Continental Basketball Association at the time. Though I’ve long had taken the exact same picture. Way forgotten the name of the player, I’ll never forget seeing him look directly at to be observant guys! of dawn and go sit on a frozen piece was reported that 1938 was their of ice, but I think it’s crazy to waste best year at the bank the pre-written questions I had for him. Since then I haven’t prepared specific In this case the picture is of the a Saturday morning sleeping in and •Good progress is being made in questions for an interview, instead going with the flow of the interview and interior spiral staircase at the Ponce the rural electric project and they are asking what seems appropriate. I’ll sometimes have a notebook with me at De Leon Lighthouse. Dad and I spending the day wasting away in now switching several of the lines. feature interviews and jot a few notes to remind myself of questions I want to spent an hour or so going through the front of a TV. For me, it’s ice fish- The engineer will be back later in ask, but even then I cover those notes with my hand - I don’t want the person various exhibits and it was extremely ing, for others it might be cross January to approved a big block of I’m interviewing to see them. interesting. country skiing or taking your kids line and energy should be put on The one exception to the “no preconceived questions” rule that I can The picture is from below the sledding. Whatever it is you choose them soon after that remember came a couple of years ago when I was doing a public affairs radio staircase looking directly to the top of to do this winter has got to be better show with Senator Grassley. Not wanting to come across stupid (and knowing I the lighthouse. If you look extremely •Miss Viola Stahl was surprised than sitting inside all day. So get out by several of her friends on Friday don’t do that well on the radio), I put some extra preparation into the interview closely, you can see a person climbing and prepared five or six topical questions (a couple more than I knew I would to the top. I had to reach over a railing there and get the stink blown off of for a social time of food and games you! until a late hour need, as there was another interviewer talking to Grassley as well). That served with the camera in one hand to get the •Donald, the 8-year old son of me well, and the interview went about as well as any I’ve done on the radio. shot, simply hoping something came Mr. & Mrs. George Bergman, near Though I don’t prepare questions for interviews, I rarely go into an out. I’m usually not big on New Hartford has been sick with interview blind. As much as possible I like to learn a little about the person artistic photos, preferring The Grundy scarlet fever and their home has I’ll be interviewing or the topic we’ll be talking about. This is particularly things with something been placed under quarantine important when I do an interview about something I’m not as familiar with living in them, but this was • such as farming. The more I learn ahead of time the less dumb I sound when a picture I really liked. Register •The New Grundy Theater -The I’m asking questions about something. You can climb the Dawn Patrol The most enjoyable interviews are those I do for feature stories, as I get to staircase to the top of the Deadline •Oatmeal - 5# bag - 19¢ know the person I am writing about a little bit. Some of my favorites are those lighthouse, where I’m sure for stories like last week’s about Sandy Noble. I think back on a fun story I the view is spectacular. did about Val Bonk and her sister Lisa Olson or even just a few weeks ago Must admit, though, it was 10 a.m. Monday the interview I had with Jason Monaghan and John Schlemmer. Those were too long a climb for me. interviews I had to work a little bit for where the stories came out well. Another (319) 824-6958

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Calendar of events Grundy Community Center CULINARY CORNER Thursday 1/4• Grundy tsp. garlic Comm. powder Center – Walking, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m., Wilts Oh, how excited I was to receive several recipes from Jan Wical! She stated that they are her ‘Family’s January 9 1/4 tsp. chili powder Room Favorites’. Here are two of them that she sent, I will post the others later. Congregate Meals, 11:30 am., Legion Room So, have FUN trying out some new recipes. Sweet Potato & Bacon Bites Mix dip mix, oil, garlic powder and chili powder togetherFriday in small• Grundy bowl. Comm. In a large Center bowl, – placeWalking, the 7oyster a.m. - crack 4 p.m.,Wilts- Jan Wical, Grundy Center ers and pour the oil and seasoning mix over the crackers,January stirring 10 to coat. Room 1/4 c. margarine, melted 4 sweet potatos, peeled & cut into Let this sit for 10-15 minutes and stir well again. Pour into a lightly greasedExercise, shallow 9 a.m.,baking Legion pan andRoom bake for 1/2 tsp. salt 1” cubes 45 min. at 250º, stirring every 15 minutes. Cool completely and store in plasticCongregate bags. Meals, 11:30 a.m., Legion Room 1/4 tsp. chili powder sliced bacon - cut each slice into thirds 1/4 tsp. cinnamon 1/4 c. brown sugar Sunday • Grundy Comm. Center – Orchard Hill Church, 9:45 a.m., January 12 In a large bowl, mix margarine and seasonings. Add sweet potato cubes and stir to coat. Wrap sweet potato Wilts Room cubes with a bacon piece & secure with a toothpick. Place wrapped pieces in 9x12 pan lined with parchment paper. 3 c. graham crackers, crumbs (2 Pour remaining sauce over pieces & sprinkle with brown sugar. Bake for 45 min. at 350º. sleeves)Monday • Grundy Comm. Center – Walking, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m., Wilts Happy Birthday 2 c. Januarymilk 13 Room Flourless Peanut Butter Cookies Exercise, 9 a.m., Legion Room Jan Wical, Grundy Center Combine all ingredientsGrandma in a large bowl.Shuggy (I like to use a potato masher to mix the ingredients)Congregate Form Meals, into 2 11:30 inch a.m., Legion Room 1 c. peanut butter, chunky or creamy 1 tsp. baking soda balls and place close togetherLove, Dan,in 2 greased Sean, Michelle,9 x 12 pans. Da- American Legion, Legion Room 1 c. packed brown sugar 1 c. chocolate chips nae, Jereme, Ryan, Kyle, Becky, 1 large egg, slightly beaten Tuesday Beat together peanut butter, brown sugar, egg and baking soda until smooth. Stir in chocolate chips. (Jan likes Erin, Kelsey, Zach and Caitlyn • Grundy Comm. Center – Walking, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m., Wilts 2 Tb.January prepared 14 mustard Room to chill the dough for an hour or two before baking) 1/4 c. vinegar Congregate Meals, 11:30 a.m., Legion Room Drop dough by rounded teaspoon on ungreased baking sheet, spacing about 2” apart. Bake 10 minutes at 350º - GC Extension, 4 p.m., Legion Room DO NOT OverBake! Cool for 5 minutes and transfer to wire rack to cool completely. These cookies are very soft Community Foundation, 6:30 p.m., Wiltr Room until completely cooled. Jan says that she usually doubles the recipe as these freeze well. * Thanks for sharing Jan! I know I will be trying these. * Wednesday • Grundy Comm. Center – No Walking January 15 GC Extension, 9 a.m., Wilts Room OK, here is the lastest soup that I made. It was for my family’s Christmas soup supper. Very Yummy! Exercise, 9 a.m., Legion Room Cheddar Bacon Chicken Soup Congregate Meals, 11:30 a.m., Legion Room Lisa Kanagy, Grundy Center 4 c. chicken broth 1 pkg. bacon Thursday • Grundy Comm. Center – Walking, 7 a.m. - 12 noon, Wilts 2 Tb. butter or margarine 2 c. (or more) chopped veggies- onions, January 16 Room 1 Tsp. each of salt, black pepper, Basil, carrots, celery Congregate Meals, 11:30 a.m., Legion Room Thyme, Garlic powder 8 oz. fresh sliced mushrooms Blood Drive, 12:30 - 5:45 p.m., Wilts Room 1 - 8oz. pkg. cream cheese, softened 2 Tb. minced garlic 3 large chicken breasts, cut into small 2 c. heavy cream Put your event in the Grundy Center Community Calendar! cubes 2 c. shredded cheddar cheese 319-824-6958 • [email protected] Turn your crockpot on to low and put in the chicken broth, butter and seasonings. After it has warmed add the cream cheese. Next saute the bacon and remove it when crisp, add the chopped chicken to the bacon drippings and sear until not pink then add the chicken and bacon to the crockpot. Then add the 2 c. of chopped veggies to the pan with bacon drippings and saute until tender, may need to add some oil to finish sauting all the veggies, then add Palermo Clovers hold meeting mushrooms and minced garlic until tender, also. (You can then de-glaze the pan with about 1/2 c. of the chicken The Palermo Clovers 4-H club who are planning on showing a meat broth, usually I don’t do this). New arrival Add everything (except cheddar cheese) to the crockpot and stir until the cream cheese and seasonings are totally Robert Earle and Jennifer Hop- met at Eileen Flater’s house2 c. flouron Sat- (Jan animalsometimes at fairuses need to take FSQA blended. Cook on low for 6 hours. Right before serving add the shredded cheddar cheese and stir until melted and kins are proud to announce the arriv- urday, Jan. 4. The theme 1 was c. regular sci- flourtraining and or1 c. take whole the test. Abigail all is combined. You can garnish the bowls with the french fried onions that come in a can. al of Harper Lucille Hopkins-Earle, ence, Engineering, and Technology. wheat flour) Roegner gave her presentation on I know this isn’t calorie or waist friendly but is a very good treat for a special occasion. ENJOY!! who was born December 30, 2013, Ella Hommel, Anna, Abigail, and hoof care for horses. Anna Roegner at 6:32 am at Cayuga Medical Cen- Joseph Roegner hosted 25 kids and told the club about feeding horses. ter near Ithaca, New York. Harper 4 adults. Joseph Roegner explained how to weighed 8lbs 2oz at birth and is 20 Moriah Kanagy called the meet- take care of a dog. Gabby Patrick NC Iowa Youth News from Ivester inches long. Harper is the thirteenth ing to order. The roll call was “What was the photographer for this meet- enter heatre s granddaughter of Barbara and Rich- is something you got, gave or did for ing. The craft was making a magnet C t ’ January 12 ard Earle, deceased Grundy Center Christmas.” Members took home or a bookmark. Beef Conference A retreat will be held with new, Reel-to-Reel An educational program spon- residents. Harper’s middle name is a their ornaments from the Festival of The next meeting will be on Sat- present, and retiring Deacons on sored by Iowa State University Ex- tribute to her great-grandma (Barb’s Trees. The club discussed possibly urday, Febr. 8 at 9 am. Sunday, January 12 at the church. tension & Outreach for North Central mom). having a bowling party. Members cWalt Disney Animation Stu- Soup will be provided. Iowa youth who want to learn more Mother, father, and baby are all dios, the studio behind Tangled and Please contact Alice Draper to re- about beef production will be held doing fine! Wreck-It Ralph, presents Frozen ceive Deacon Books. 3D a stunning big-screen comedy Saturday, January 25, at the Ellsworth Messenger Pre-diabetes class in GC Jan. 22 adventure. Fearless optimist Anna Community College Agriculture & Contact Yolanda Butler by Janu- Pre-diabetes is a condition affect- 22, 2014 at the Grundy Center High (voice of Kristen Bell) sets off on an Renewable Energy Center, south of ary 15 to subscribe to the Messenger. Celebrating 95 years ing nearly 79 million Americans. School Auditorium from 6:00 p.m. – epic journey-teaming up with rug- Iowa Falls on Hwy 65 at 705 Ells- Pre-diabetes sharply raises the risk 7:00 p.m. worth Ave. For a map and directions Carol Severance is turning 95 on ged mountain man Kristoff (voice of of developing type 2 diabetes, and ISU Extension and Outreach Nu- Jonathan Groff) and his loyal rein- go to: http://www.iavalley.cc.ia.us/ January 13, 2014. increases the risk of heart disease by trition and Health Program Specialist ecc/maps_directions.html To help her celebrate a card may deer Sven – to find her sister Elsa 50 percent. Pre-diabetes is a condi- Nancy Clark; R.D., L.D. will discuss (voice of Idina Menzel), whose icy The program will run from 9:30 Advertising be sent to 5311 Hyacinth Dr., #62, tion where the amount of sugar in the the risk factors for pre-diabetes and a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with registration be- Cedar Falls, IA 50613 powers have trapped the kingdom of blood stream is higher than normal, how to lower that risk through life- Arendelle in eternal winter. Encoun- ginning at 9 a.m. deadline is: but not high enough to be considered style changes. tering Everest-like conditions, mys- A variety of interactive workshops diabetic. It may be called pre-diabe- Flyers with more information and tical trolls and a hilarious snowman and sessions are being planned for 10 a.m. Monday! Nutrition site menu tes, impaired glucose tolerance or im- registration forms can be obtained by named Olaf (voice of Josh Gad), youth fourth grade through twelve (319) 824-6958 Friday, January 10— Beef with paired fasting glucose. It is now pos- contacting the Grundy County Exten- Anna and Kristoff battle the ele- grade who register for this event. Top- Mushrooms, Rosemary Potatoes, sible to be screened for pre-diabetes. sion office at 319-824-6979, visiting ments in a race to save the kingdom. ics this year will focus on producing a Spring Vegetables, Multi Grain Grundy County Extension & Out- us at 703 F Avenue, Suite 1, Grundy With the ’70s behind him, San safe high quality product: Antibiot- Bread/Margarine, Peaches and Pine- reach, in partnership with the Grundy Center, by e-mailing Shari at sell- Diego’s top rated newsman, Ron ics – What are they and why do we apple Center YMCA are offering a Pre-dia- [email protected]. Burgundy (Will Ferrell), returns use them?; Beef Processing – What Monday, January 13 — Italian betes: Am I at Risk? class on January to the news desk in Anchorman 2: happens to my calf after I’ve sold it?; Loose NeutraL Style Pork, Rice Florentine, Brus- The Legend Continues. Also back Safe Handling of Cattle – Why does sels Sprouts with Cheese Sauce, for more are Ron’s co-anchor and it matter if our cattle are stressed?; to appear at Wheat Bread/Margarine, Chocolate Grundy Center Bowling wife, Veronica Corningstone (Chris- Comparing Cuts of Meat – What’s the Pudding tina Applegate), weather man Brick difference between ribeye steak and Scotty’s Saloon Tuesday, January 14 — Meat- Crystal-Ette Brent Janssen - 237, 637 Tamland (Steve Carell), man on the flank steak? A Fan Favorite Loose Neutral loaf with Onion Gravy, Whipped Pink Taco’s — 9 - 3 Curt Buseman - 222, 606 street Brian Fantana (Paul Rudd) There is no cost for youth to attend Lone Tree Inn— 7 - 5 Blake Schmitt - 254, 600 will appear at Scotty’s Saloon on Potatoes, Fiesta Vegetables, Wheat and sports guy Champ Kind (David and a noon lunch will be provided. Wellsburg Tap—6 - 6 Rich Riesberg - 231, 600 Saturday, January 11 from 9 p.m. Bread/Margarine, Strawberry Ap- Koechner) — all of whom won’t Parents are welcome to stay. Please The Headliner—5 - 7 Jason Appel - 209, 589 to 1a.m. plesauce make it easy to stay classy … while pre-register by January 17 at your lo- Subway —5 - 7 Dennis Elsberry - 223, 588 cal ISU Extension & Outreach Office, Wednesday, January 15 — Cran- Phelps — 4 - 8 Judd Lyons - 202, 585 taking New York’s first 24-hour SO, Get Your Dancing Shoes On berry Dijon Chicken, Sweet Potato, news channel by storm! or send to the Franklin County Exten- and come ENJOY this great band! Alyssa Sealman - 533 Danny Sents - 238, 583 sion Office, 3 First Ave NW, Hamp- Whole Kernel Corn, Multi Grain Kathy Mauer - 198 Lucky Strikers For the most up-to-date movie ton, IA 50441. Registration forms are Shop our liquor store for all your Bread/Margarine, Mandarin Orang- Britni Kruse - 634 Miller Time — 7 - 5 information, please check out our available online at www.extension. needs. Remember we will special es and Pineapple Jessica Thede - 234 Wild Wade’s Women — 7 - 5 new website at www.grundycenter- order for you too! Thursday, January 16 — Pepper Pink Taco’s - 833 GNB Insurance — 7 - 5 theatre.com. If you are interested in iastate.edu/franklin For more infor- Beef Patty with Brown Gravy, Red Subway - 2386 Trunck’s Country Foods — 5 - 7 gift certificates to the Center The- mation contact the Franklin County Advertisement Potatoes, Cabbage, Wheat Bread/ Phelps - 635 Scotty’s Saloon — 5 - 7 atre, they may be purchased at GNB Extension Office at 641-456-4811 or Margarine, Fresh Fruit Lone Tree - 1692 Pink Kitties — 5 - 7 bank locations during the day or at e-mail [email protected] Each meal includes milk. All Commercial Staci Kruger - 205 the Center Theatre during evening meals must be ordered by 9 a.m. Roger’s Boys — 41.5 - 18.5 Alli Noble - 263, 657 business hours. the day before receiving a meal. For Rust Racing — 37 - 23 Denise Coulter - 480 Timothy Christian School more information, to reserve a place Wieland & Sons — 32 - 28 Scotty’s Saloon - 636, 895 or order a meal, call the Grundy Cen- Crystal Bowl — 29 - 31 Truncks Country Foods - 1787 Spec’n Dicken Supper ter Senior Center at (319) 824-3843. DeKalb — 20.5 - 39.5 Wild Wade’s Women - 2456 3-D Construction — 20 - 40 RESCHEDULED for Monday, January 13 4:30 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. 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Dike Notes Grundy County Magistrate Court By DIANE PAIGE Michelle Marie Folson, Oelwein, Speeding over 55 zone (11-15 over), Speeding over 55 zone (1-5 over), over), $119; Driving while license suspended, $168; $87; Timmy Allen Cashatt, Dike, Failure Anniversary open canceled or revoked, $397.50; Ramy A. Morsy, Waterloo, Speeding Jay Edward Ewoldt, Traverse City, to obey stop or yield sign, $200; Birthdays Wesley John Strohbehn, Reinbeck, over 55 zone (6-10 over), $114; Mich., Speeding over 55 zone (11-15 Steven Scott Frazer, Waukee, Driving while license suspended, James Michael Dayton, Urbandale, over), $208.50; Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 over), house Jan. 18 Thursday, January 9: Dana Dep- Chris and Esther Freese of Dike canceled or revoked, $397.50; Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 over), Amy Lynn McFarlan, Independence, $114; ping, Chris Sires, Dale Folkerts, Joe will celebrate their 65th anniversary Jeremy John Kurth, Ackley, $114; Speeding over 55 zone (11-15 over), Richard Paul Smith, Hopkinton, Galloway with an open house on Saturday Jan. Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 over), Joshua Wayne Borts, West Des $168; Dark window/windshield, $127.50; Frida,y January 10: Todd Mesen- 18 at the Dike United Methodist $119; Moines, Speeding over 55 zone (11-15 Jeno J. Cataldo, Milwaukee, Wis., Andrew C. Burdess, Gladbrook, brink, Michelle Wiese Church. The party will be held from Samantha Lou Valle, Waterloo, over), $168; Speeding over 55 zone (11-15 over), Speeding 55 or under zone (6-10 Saturday, January 11: Kurt Kelley 2 to 4 pm. Join the family and help Speeding over 55 zone (11-15 over), Richard Glenn Lovig, Van Meter, $168; over), $114; Jr, Chris Freese the young folks celebrate. $215.25; Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 over), Ronald William Hansen, Hampton, Carl Glenn Graham, Des Moines, Sunday, Janaury 12: Abby Juel The couple requests no gifts. Adrian Leon Doolin, Kansas City, $114; Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 over), Open container (driver over 21), $335; Monday, January 13: Merlyn Mo., Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 Lauren Ashley White, Aplington, $114; Carl Glenn Graham, Des Moines, Petersen, Carol Severance, Vern over), $155.10; Speeding 55 or under zone (1-5 over), John Paul Griffin, Mallard, Speeding 55 or under zone (6-10 Cordes, Jonathon Dieken Charles Dale Weaver, Council $87; Operating non-registered vehicle, over), $119; Tuesday, January 14: Ann Correction Bluffs, Unsafe approach to certain Matthew James Porter, Exira, $127.50; Nicholas Evan Alvarado, San O’connor, Josh Viet, Blakes Oakes The following names were inad- stationary vehicle, $288.75; Speeding over 55 zone (11-15 over), Chad A. Perry, Elizabethtown, Ind., Antonio, Texas, Speeding over 55 Wednesday, January 15: Jim vertently left off the honor roll list William Corey Eugene Muhammad, $168; Speeding over 55 zone (More than 20 zone (11-15 over), $173; Paige, Curt Bakker, Tucker Ander- printed in the December 26 issue of Waterloo, Speeding over 55 zone (1-5 Charlie Robert Asberry, Exira, over), $222; Leroy Harrison Carhart, Omaha, son, Brooke Morgan the Grundy Register. over), $100.50; Speeding over 55 zone (11-15 over), Melinda Sue Peters, Reinbeck, Neb., Speeding over 55 zone (11-15 Thursday, January 16: Shelley Grade 10: Madison Dove. Zlatka Kendic, Adair, Speeding $168; Operation without registration, over), $173; Viet, Vernon Lovell Grade 11: Nicolas Nielsen* over 55 zone (11-15 over), $222; Brittany Nicole Climpson, $127.50; Samuel Heit Deberg, Burlington, Grade 12: Christina Sietten*, Nicholas Wayne Hageman, Ames, Bondurant, No valid driver’s license, Nicholas Matthew Hein, Monticello, Speeding 55 or under zone (6-10 Cody Snider. Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 over), $519.75; Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 over), over), $119; The Register apologizes for the $114; Andrew John Herron, Atlantic, $114; Lucas Griffith Fagre, Waverly, error. Dates for Dike Julyo Moreno, Ackley, Possession/ Speeding over 55 zone (11-15 over), Igor Ivan Slowing Umana, Ames, Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 over), purchase of alcohol be person 18, 19 $252.45; Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 over), $119; Thursday, January 9 or 20 (first offense), $335; Courtney Michelle Kinnetz, $114; Paul Keim Hamann, Grundy Center, 4 pm 9th girls BB at Holmes Daniel Eugene Eslick, Parkersburg, Marshalltown, Speeding 55 or under Ime Stella Augustine-Akpan, Speeding 55 or under zone (6-10 News tip? 6:30 wrestling at Hudson Speeding 55 or under zone (6-10 zone (11-15 over), $252.45; Eagan, Minn., Speeding over 55 zone over), $119; 4:15 jh wrestling at Eldora over), $119; Michael Gerard Griffin, Duncombe, (11-15 over), $168; Michael Jon Hoffman, Holland, 4:15 jh bb 7 th AGWSR G h Heidi Fay Dawson, Eldora, Speeding over 55 zone (11-15 over), Lee R. Davis, Joliet, Ill., Maximum Speeding 55 or under zone (6-10 Friday, January 10 Speeding over 55 zone (11-15 over), $168; hours of service violation, $127.50; over), $119; 4:30 BB at Denver $222; William T. Cardwell, Elmwood, Ill., Lee R. Davis, Joliet, Ill., No valid Danielle Marie Pagel, Webster City, Saturday, January 11 Zacharia Stevens Bailey, Strawberry Speeding over 55 zone (16-20 over), commercial driver’s license, $330; Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 over), wrestling at GRNT Point, Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 $181.50; Lee R. Davis, Joliet, Ill., Operation $119; Boys bb at Wartburg over), $141; Rebecca Sue McIntire, Parkersburg, by unqualified driver, $127.50; Shannon L. Williams, Sitka, Alaska, Sunday, January 12 Jenny Xiaojun Tang, Waterloo, Speeding 55 or under zone (16-20 Rebecca L. Davis, Joliet, Ill., Speeding 55 or under zone (1-5 over), Local church services Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 over), over), $186.50; Permitting unauthorized person to $87; Monday, Janaury 13 $114; Austin Michael Moore, Conrad, drive, $330; Kristine M. Rasmussen, 6 pm JV wrestling at BCLUW Katherine Lynn Ratchford, Speeding 55 or under zone (More than Caleb John Granzow, Cedar Falls, Marshalltown, Speeding, $266.48; NICL vocal music concert at Brandon, Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 20 over), $247.25; Dark window/windshied, $127.50; Brian Clare Dixon, Ackley, Gladbrook reinbeck over), $114; Derek John Noteboom, Grundy Rickie Lee Vollema, Holland, Speeding, $141; Tuesday, January 14 Austin Lee Reding, Dysart, Center, Speeding 55 or under zone Failure to display registration plate, Jordan Dwayne Clapp, Grundy 4 pm BB at Dike Speeding over 55 zone (6-10 over), (More than 20 over), $227; $87; Center, Seat belt violation, $127.50; Let us know! $114; Barbara Lynn Walters, New Fred Thomas, Des Moines, Failure Danielle L. Larson, Waterloo, 319-824-6958 4:15 JH BB G-T B-H Wednesday, January 15 Harum Sabljanovik, Waterloo, Dark Hartford, Violation of financial to obey stop or yield sign, $200; Speeding, $114; [email protected] 6:30 Booster club meeting HsS window/windshield, $127.50; liability coverage law, $402.50; David J. Eggers, Lancaster, Wis., Josie Manning McMartin, Grundy Library Tiffany Lee Rios, Bondurant, Michelle Marie Folsom, Oelwein, Speeding 55 or under zone (6-10 Center, Speeding, $114.

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In med- 6:30 p.m. Evening Service St. John Lutheran Church 641-623-5641 icine nowadays, common mistakes are 9:00 a.m. Morning Worship 9:15 a.m. Sunday School First Presbyterian Church 10:30 a.m. Worship Service taught in medical schools, so that new Rev. Mike Campbell, Pastor 9:45 Sunday School & Bible Class doctors and nurses might avoid them. In Rev. Sheryl Campbell, Parish Associate St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran First Presbyterian Church some areas, mistakes are sought after as 319-824-3152 Kerry Carson, Pastor portals of discovery. 9:00 a.m. Worship Service 641-869-3992 8:15 Sunday School 641-366-2342 9:30 a.m. Worship Service 8:45 a.m. Sunday School United Methodist Church 11 a.m. Fellowship In jazz music, the so-called “blue note” Phil Dicks, Pastor or what seems a clear mistake, is of- 319-825-5408 St. Peter’s Country Church Rev. Michael McLane, Pastor United Methodist Church ten the start of an inspired improvisa- 9 a.m. Worship Service Jennifer Daniel, Pastor 10:15 a.m. Adult Study at AP 563-581-2866 tion. Poets too seek the “blue note” in 8 a.m. Morning Worship 641-366-2325 10:15 a.m. Pastor led Bible Study in FH 9:30 a.m. Sunday School language, the place where a mistake in 10:45 a.m. Worship usage or grammar leads to some insight Orchard Hill Church (Center Theatre) United Reformed Church or a nice turn of phrase. A genius is not 319-824-3039 Matthew Nuiver, Pastor REA HURCHES necessarily someone who makes few- 9:45 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Worship Service 641-869-3633 A C 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship Holy Family Catholic Parish er mistakes, but rather someone whose Rev. David Kucera Orchard Hill - Lincoln Center 10:45 Sunday School mistakes are often productive or beau- 7 p.m. Evening Worship 319-345-2006 Jesse Henkle, Host Pastor Mass: 5:30 p.m., Sat. - Parkersburg tiful. So, we should learn from our mis- 319-824-6178 Steamboat Rock Baptist Church 9:30 a.m., Sunday - Reinbeck takes, but perhaps more importantly, 9:00 a.m. Morning Worship risk making mistakes in order that we 10:30 a.m. Sunday School Harrison Lippert, Pastor Bryce Roskens, Associate Pastor Salem Church of Lincoln might grow and learn. 8:45 a.m. Traditional Service Rev. Barb Muhs, Pastor HOLLAND 10 a.m. Sunday School 641-473-2450 Colfax Center Presbyterian 11 a.m. Contemporary Service 9:25 a.m. Sunday School – Christopher Simon Robbie Grames, Pastor 10:30 a.m. Worship Service 319-824-5231 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship DIKE United Methodist Church Bethel Reformed Church “For the righteous falls seven times and rises again, but 10:45 Sunday School Dan Ridnouer, Pastor 319-347-6219 319-989-2535 9 a.m. Worship Service the wicked stumble in times of calamity.” 10 a.m. Sunday School Pleasant Valley Reformed Church 9 a.m. Sunday School 10:15 a.m. Worship Service Proverbs 24:16 Rev. Rick Vollema Ivester Church of the Brethren 319-346-1090 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Co-Pastors Parker & Katie Thompson ****************************************************************************************** 9 a.m. Worship Service 641-858-3879 10:30 a.m. Discussion Group Mark Decker, Pastor Space for this series of religious messages for all faiths is provided by The Grundy 319-988-3967 9:30 a.m. Christian Education 9 a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. Worship Service Register and these community-minded business and professional people: WELLSBURG 10:15 a.m. Sunday School Noon potluck East Friesland Presbyterian GRUNDY CENTER WELLSBURG Lynn Arends, Supply Pastor Fredsville Lutheran Church Reformed Church of Stout Engelkes-Abels Funeral Home & Monument Co. Doyen-Abels Funeral Home & Monument Co. 641-847-2896 Rev. Lisa Dietrich, Pastor Stephen and Olga Shaffer, Pastors GNB Bank The Wellsburg Herald 9:15 a.m. Sunday School 319-989-2065 319-346-1487 Grundy Center Municipal Light & Power Dept. 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship 8:15 a.m. Adult Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Fellowship Time Grundy County Rural Electric Cooperative DIKE 9:30 a.m. Traditional Worship The Grundy Register Faith Presbyterian Church 10:30 a.m. Sunday School 10:45 Sunday School Beninga Sanitation 641-847-3188 Heartland Cooperative Dike Funeral Chapel & Monument Co. 9:00 a.m. Morning Worship Richelieu Foods Inc. The Dike Register 10:30 a.m. Sunday School Rouse Motor Co. Ubben Building Supplies, Inc. www.thegrundyregister.com Grundy FOR THE RECORD Register Thursday, January 9, 2014 7

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT FOR Grundy NENA, dues ...... 137.00 The Stout City Council met in regularly sched- COUNTY Racom Corp, service ...... 50.55 uled session on Monday December 9, 2013 EQUITY NO. EQCV059128 Rapids Reproductions, supplies ...... 109.93 Grundy County District Court at 7:00 p.m. in City Hall. Mayor Jim Folkerts ORIGINAL NOTICE FOR Reinbeck Telecomm, service ...... 300.00 called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. Offi- PUBLICATION Leona Rhoads, twp mtg...... 75.00 cials present: Rich, Ross, Rogers and Folkerts, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Rickert Law Office, services ...... 63.50 Keri Lynn Lais, 25, Cedar Public intoxication. $100 fine, $35 probation, $1,250 fine, $437.50 also present C. Hauser and Daran Klingenborg. Plaintiff, Rodney See, mileage ...... 33.60 Falls, Driving while intoxicated court surcharge, $60 court costs. court surcharge, $116.50 court Absent: None, vs. Spencer Slifer, twp mtgs ...... 50.00 or drugged (first offense). Seven Kristin M. Uhlenhopp, 25, Cedar costs, Complete course for drinking Guests: Velma Cordes and DeAnn Ross. Scott C. Tanner; Spouse of Scott C. Tanner; Ve- Sterling Solutions, services ...... 450.00 Council member Rich moved to approve the ridian Credit Union and Parties in Possession, The Schneider Corp, services ...... 2550.00 days jail (all but two suspended, Falls, Operating while intoxicated drivers, complete and comply with consent agenda, and minutes dated November Defendants. Thomson West, supplies ...... 182.00 credit for time served), $625 fine, (second offense). 30 days jail (all but recommendations of substance 4, 2013 and November bill list in the amount of To the above-named Defendants: Scott C. Jean Thoren, supplies ...... 14.49 $218.75 court surcharge; $10 DARE seven suspended); 1-2 years formal abuse evaluation, Driver’s license $6653.33, seconded by Rogers. Ayes: 3. Tanner, Spouse of Scott C. Tanner and Parties Toben Drainage, services ...... 450.00 The following claims include expenses for the in Possession Training Resources, mtg exp ...... 130.00 surcharge; $100 court costs plus probation; $1,875 fine, $656.25 revoked. City, Park and Fire Department You are notified there was on 10/22/2013 filed US Cellular, service ...... 241.20 accruing; Complete and comply court surcharge, Complete course for Tony Allen Geweke, 39, AgSource, water ...... $ 3 2 . 0 0 in the Office of the Clerk of the above-named City of Union, subsidy ...... 140.00 Grundy Cty Auditor ...... $867.70 Court a Foreclosure Petition, which prays for Vanguard Appraisal, services ...... 20123.00 with recommendations of substance drinking drivers, Judgment deferred Clarksville, Possession of drug Allied Insurance ...... $975.88* foreclosure of a mortgage in favor of the Plaintiff Verizon Wireless, service ...... 488.85 abuse evaluation; Complete course on charge of child endangerment, paraphernalia, $100 fine, $35 court IPERS benefit ...... $ 2 9 5 . 6 9 * on the property described herein and judgment Visa, mtg exp ...... 1184.34 for drinking drivers. Related citation(s) dismissed a surcharge, $125 Law Enforcement Allied Insurance ...... $ 1 3 8 . 0 0 in rem in the amount of $64,524.29 plus interest Visa, mtg exp/supplies ...... 134.49 Kwik Trip ...... $71.90 at the rate of 5.5% per annum from 5/1/2013, Shawn Weber, mtg exp ...... 38.09 Neih Lian Cung, 30, Waterloo, defendant’s cost. Initiative Surcharge, $60 court costs. Celane Hauser, mileage ...... $61.61 such amount equaling $9.86 per day, the costs Michael Weidner, supplies ...... 45.81 Cedar Falls, Operating while Christopher Syhlman, 38, Dike, Dissolutions MidAmerican Energy ...... $339.75 of the action including title costs of $225.00, City of Wellsburg, subsidy ...... 2360.00 intoxicated (first offense). Deferred Operating while intoxicated (third Century Link ...... $101.04 and reasonable attorney fees and that said Windstream, service ...... 1264.11 MidAmerican Pub Corp ...... $249.07 sums be declared a lien upon the following- Windstream, service ...... 390.73 judgment: $1,250 fine, $437.50 court offense). Five years prison (credit Dissolutions CIWA, sewer/water ...... $ 1 6 7 . 9 4 described premises from 3/16/2010, located in Zep Sales & Service, supplies ...... 270.76 surcharge (half waived upon proof for time served), $3,175 fine, Crystal Deann Homeister, Payroll, 10/8/2013-10/31 ...... $1608.34 Grundy County, Iowa, to-wit: Motion was made by Bakker and seconded by Cooley Pumping, park ...... $90.00 Lots 2 and 3 of Block 1 of Frahm's Addition to Smith to adjourn. Carried unanimously. of temporary restricted driver’s $1,111.25 court surcharge, $10 Wellsburg (Petitioner); Damion Postmaster ...... $66.00 the Town of Reinbeck, Iowa James Ross, Chairperson ..Rhonda R. Deters, license); $100 Court costs; 1-year DARE surcharge. Robert Homeister, Steamboat Rock East Central IA Co-op ...... $526.58 that the mortgage on the above-described real County Auditor unsupervised probation; Complete Carl Glenn Graham, 23, Des (Respondent). Married July 24, 2004 Roger Bergman, park ...... $0.00 estate be foreclosed, that a special execution Grundy Cty Heritage ...... $ 5 6 . 8 3 issue for the sale of as much of the mortgaged and comply with recommendations Moines, Operating while intoxicated in New Hartford. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS State Bank & Trust...... $700.00 premises as is necessary to satisfy the judg- The Grundy County Board of Supervisors met of substance abuse evaluation; (first offense). Seven days jail Rebecca A. Rathe, Wellsburg Total Expenses ...... $6653.33 ment and for other relief as the Court may deem in regular session on December 23, 2013, at Driver’s license revoked; Related (all but two suspended, credit for (Petitioner); Joel E. Rathe, Waterloo October receipts per fund: General $477.82, Ag just and equitable. The attorney for the Plaintiff 9:00 A.M. Chairperson Ross called the meet- levy $87.45, PO Rent $229.17, Interest $18.63, is David M. Erickson, whose address is The Da- citations dismissed at defendant’s time served), Complete Hawkeye (Respondent). Married Sept. 7, 1991 ing to order with the following members pres- Utility Tax $0, Road Use Tax $1155.85, LOST vis Brown Tower, 215 10th Street, Suite 1300, ent: Riekena, Schildroth, Smith, and Bakker. cost. Community College residential two- in Grundy Center. $1157.81, Water $172.76, Drainage $177.07, Des Moines, Iowa 50309-3993, Phone: (515) Motion was made by Bakker and seconded by Recycling $354.16, Sales Tax $134.94, Pen- 288-2500, Facsimile: (515) 243-0654. Mark Lynn Manlek, 55, Wellsburg, day OWI course, one year informal Smith to approve the minutes of the previous alties/Adjustments $88.85 and Bulk water $0. NOTICE meeting. Carried unanimously. Total Revenue $5674.51 THE PLAINTIFF HAS ELECTED FORE- Chairperson Ross opened the public hearing MAYOR AND COUNCIL COMMENTS: CLOSURE WITHOUT REDEMPTION. THIS regarding the conveyance of vacated public New Business-not necessarily in order of dis- MEANS THAT THE SALE OF THE MORT- highway to Darrell E. Freese and Sharon R. rundy ounty cussion GAGED PROPERTY WILL OCCUR PROMPT- G C Sheriff’s Department Freese. After hearing everyone desiring to A. Election results-Mayor-Joe Rich, Council- LY AFTER ENTRY OF JUDGMENT UNLESS speak in favor of or against the sale, the chair- Shirley Rogers, DeAnn Ross and John Ross. YOU FILE WITH THE COURT A WRITTEN Tyler Clark, age 22, Waterloo, received an estimated $10,000 dam- A one vehicle accident occurred person closed the hearing. It was noted that no All members to be sworn in at January Council DEMAND TO DELAY THE SALE. IF YOU FILE written comments had been received. was arrested at Hwy 20 and T-19 (2 age. No summons, no injury. Inves- December 27 at 5:55 p.m. on S-75 meeting A WRITTEN DEMAND, THE SALE WILL BE Motion was made by Riekena and seconded by B. Approve FY13 Annual Financial Report. DELAYED UNTIL SIX MONTHS FROM EN- miles north of Wellsburg) at 11 a.m. tigated by Grundy County Sheriff’s south of Hwy 175. Jose Castellanos, Bakker to introduce Resolution #26-2013/2014 Rich moved to approve, seconded by Rogers. TRY OF JUDGMENT IF THE MORTGAGED Friday, Dec. 27 and charged with Office. age 48, Marshalltown, was north- approving the sale of vacated secondary road Ayes:3. Motion carried. PROPERTY IS YOUR RESIDENCE AND IS A to Darrell E. Freese and Sharon R. Freese for Assault Causing Bodily Injury, a A one vehicle accident occurred bound when a deer entered the road- Other Business: None ONE-FAMILY OR TWO-FAMILY DWELLING the sum of $375.00. The vote on the resolu- Serious Misdemeanor. Clark was re- December 21 at 6:30 p.m. on D-35 way and was struck. Castellanos’ Water Clerk Report: 2 sewer shut off notices to OR UNTIL TWO MONTHS FROM ENTRY OF tion was as follows: Ayes – Riekena, Schildroth, be delivered. Water Superintendent mentioned JUDGMENT IF THE MORTGAGED PROPER- leased from the Grundy County Jail east of Grundy Rd. Pamela Ander- 2006 Dodge received an estimated Smith, Bakker, and Ross. Nays - none. Resolu- checking into insulating pump house and in- TY IS NOT YOUR RESIDENCE OR IS YOUR tion adopted. on Saturday morning on a Promise to son, age 62, Steamboat Rock, was $1,550 damage. No summons, no in- stalling electric heat. He was asked to ck for RESIDENCE BUT NOT A ONE-FAMILY OR Chairperson Ross opened the public hearing Appear. The arrest was made by the westbound when a deer entered the jury. Investigated by Grundy County prices so that amounts could be added to up- TWO-FAMILY DWELLING. YOU WILL HAVE regarding the conveyance of property to Grun- coming budget. NO RIGHT OF REDEMPTION AFTER THE Iowa State Patrol with the assistance roadway and was struck. Anderson’s Sheriff’s Office. dy County Memorial Hospital by Quit Claim NEXT CITY COUNCIL MEETING TO BE HELD SALE. THE PURCHASER AT THE SALE WILL Deed. After hearing everyone desiring to speak of the Hardin and Grundy County 2003 Buick received an estimated Rachel Omvig, age 25, Grundy MONDAY JAN. 6, 2013 AT 6:00 P.M. UNLESS BE ENTITLED TO IMMEDIATE POSSESSION in favor of or against the conveyance, the chair- Sherifff’s Offices. $2,000 damage. No summons, no in- Center, was arrested January 1 at 3 OTHERWISE STATED-CHANGE MAY BE OF THE MORTGAGED PROPERTY. YOU person closed the hearing. It was noted that no POSTED MAY PURCHASE AT THE SALE. Ralph Michael Kothenbeutel, age jury. Investigated by Grundy County a.m. on Hwy 14 at 190th Street and written comments had been received. Rich moved for adjournment, seconded by You must serve a motion or answer on or be- 52, Grundy Center, was arrested De- Sheriff’s Office. charged with OWI 2nd. Released Motion was made by Bakker and seconded Ross. Meeting adjourned at 7:35 p.m. fore the 29th day of January, 2014, and within by Riekena to introduce Resolution #27- cember 19 at 6:45 p.m. in Grundy Jessica Shea, age 26, Nashua, on a promise to appear. Arrested by Respectfully submitted, a reasonable time thereafter, file your motion 2013/2014 approving the conveyance of prop- Celane Hauser, City Clerk or answer, in the Iowa District Court for Grun- Center and charged with Possession was arrested December 22 by Black Grundy County Sheriff’s Office. erty to Grundy County Memorial Hospital by Jim Folkerts, Mayor dy County, Iowa, at the County Courthouse in Of Marijuana and Interference With Hawk County authorities on a Grun- A two vehicle accident occurred Quit Claim Deed. The vote on the resolution Grundy Center, Iowa. If you do not, judgment was as follows: Ayes – Riekena, Schildroth, Official Acts Released on a prom- dy County warrant charging her with January 3 at 9:45 a.m. at Hwy 14/20 by default may be rendered against you for the Smith, Bakker, and Ross. Nays - none. Resolu- relief demanded in the Petition. ise to appear. Michael Lang, age 34, Failure To Appear. Posted bond and westbound off ramp. John Martin, tion adopted. Northeast Iowa Area Agency on Aging will hold If you require the assistance of auxiliary Grundy Center, was arrested De- released. age 42, Waterloo, was stopped at the a public hearing at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, The full texts of Resolution #26-2013/2014 aids or services to participate in court be- and Resolution #27-2013/2014 are on file in the cember 19, at 6:45 p.m. in Grundy A one vehicle accident occured stop sign on the off ramp and going February 12, 2014 in the first floor board room cause of a disability, immediately call your of the Kimball Ridge Center located at 2101 County Auditor’s Office. Center and charged with Disorderly December 27 at 2 a.m. on 120th Street to turn south. Kathleen Tournier, age district ADA coordinator at 319-833-3332. (If Motion was made by Riekena and seconded Kimball Avenue, Waterloo, IA (conference call you are hearing impaired, call Relay Iowa Conduct. Released on a promise to west of R Avenue. William Everman, 61, Waterloo, came down the ramp in information is available, to participate please by Schildroth to approve the application for fire- TTY at 18007352942.) Disability coordina- works permit of Town & Country Golf Club of appear. Both arrested by Grundy age 53, Stout, was westbound and fell and struck Martin. Martin’s 2013 contact Janna Diehl 800-779-8707). The pur- tors cannot provide legal advice. pose of this public hearing is to receive com- Grundy Center. Carried unanimously. Center Pd. asleep. Vehicle crossed the centerline Ford received an estimated $1,500 Motion was made by Schildroth and second- ments on amending the Area Plan Fiscal Year Clerk of the Above Court, A one vehicle accident occurred and entered the south ditch where it damage. Tournier’s 2008 Chevrolet ed by Smith to change the Christmas holiday 2014 and 2015 to include a direct service Grundy County Courthouse schedule for non-union employees for calendar December 19 at 11:38 p.m. on Hwy hit a culvert. Everman’s 1998 Chev- received an estimated $1,500 dam- waiver for options counseling in the following Grundy Center, Iowa 20 at the 212 mile marker. Amir Co- rolet received an estimated $2,000 age. No summons, no injury. Inves- counties: Allamakee, Black Hawk, Bremer, Bu- year 2014 to Christmas Day and December 26, 2014. Carried unanimously. chanan, Butler, Chickasaw, Clayton, Delaware, IMPORTANT vic, age 30, Ankeny, was eastbound damage. Everman was issued a cita- tigated by Grundy County Sheriff’s Dubuque, Fayette, Grundy, Hardin, Howard, Motion was made by Bakker and seconded by going approximately 25 mph, lost tion for Failure To Maintain Control. Office. YOU ARE ADVISED TO SEEK LEGAL Schildroth to authorize the chairperson to vote Jackson, Marshall, Poweshiek, Tama, and Win- ADVICE AT ONCE TO PROTECT YOUR control and jack-knifed going into the Investigated by Grundy County Sher- neshiek. and sign the Official Ballot for the FSA Commit- INTERESTS. tee. Carried unanimously. median. Covic’s 2005 International iff’s Office. Motion was made by Schildroth and seconded Date of Third Publication: January 9, 2014. by Smith to adjourn. Carried unanimously. A regular session of the Grundy Center City James Ross, Chairperson Council was called to order at 6:30 p.m. on Rhonda R. Deters, County Auditor Monday, December 30, 2013, in the Council BOARD OF SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS Chambers by Mayor Van Wert. Present: Stefl, The Grundy County Board of Supervisors met Buhrow, Kiewiet and Miller. in regular session on December 30, 2013, at THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT Mayor Van Wert requested action on meeting 9:00 A.M. Chairperson Ross called the meet- GRUNDY COUNTY agenda, Buhrow moved and Stefl seconded to ing to order with the following members pres- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF, accept the agenda as written. Motion carried ent: Riekena, Schildroth, Smith, and Bakker. Bernice Dodd Deceased. four ayes. Motion was made by Bakker and seconded by Probate No. ESPR101829 Miller moved and Buhrow seconded the ap- Smith to approve the minutes of the previous NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF proval of the consent agenda consisting of: ap- meeting. Carried unanimously. APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, proval of the minutes of the regular session held Angie Holloway, Grundy County Develop- AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS December 2, 2013; approval of liquor licenses ment Alliance Director, introduced herself, and To All Persons Interested in the Estate of for Casey’s General Store (west), Dollar Gener- she and Jeff Kolb, Butler County Development Bernice Dodd, Deceased, who died on or about al, Scotty’s Saloon, and Johnny Rays, and ap- Corp. Executive Director, reviewed the activities 18th day of December, 2013: proval of the Treasurers and Investment Report of the Grundy County Development Alliance You are hereby notified that on the 26th for November 2013. Motion carried four ayes. over the last several months and reported on day of December, 2013, the last will and testa- Mayor Van Wert opened the public forum at future activities of the development alliance. ment of Bernice Dodd, deceased, bearing date 6:32 p.m. Steven Hinderhoffer thanked the city Motion was made by Riekena and seconded of the 17th day of March, 2006, was admitted council for their time put into their positions to by Schildroth to approve one year Collective to probate in the above named court and that run the city. Public forum closed at 6:35 p.m. Bargaining Agreement (July 1, 2014, to June Duane Dodd was appointed executor of the es- The finance committee informed Council of the 30, 2015) with Secondary Road Dept. Union tate. Any action to set aside the will must be budget work papers have been distributed to PPME Local 2003 and to authorize the chair- brought in the district court of said county within being the budget season for fiscal year 2015. person to sign said agreement. Carried unani- the later to occur of four months from the date The safety committee made no comment. mously. of the second publication of this notice or one The Public Works Director updated the Coun- Gary Mauer, County Engineer, reviewed de- month from the date of mailing of this notice to cil of a part time employee hired to assist with partment matters with the Board. all heirs of the decedent and devisees under the snow removal as needed. Motion was made by Bakker and seconded will whose identities are reasonably ascertain- Mayor Van Wert took this opportunity to swear by Schildroth to introduce Resolution #28- able, or thereafter be forever barred. in Brian Buhrow for Mayor; David Stefl and 2013/2014 regarding the Master Matrix (con- Notice is hereby given that all persons in- Chad Hamann for Council Members; and Den- struction evaluations for livestock confinement debted to the estate are requested to make im- nis Westerman for Park Board Member. Burhow facilities). The vote on the resolution was as mediate payment to the undersigned, and cred- present an award to Mayor Van Wert thanking follows: Ayes – Riekena, Schildroth, Smith, itors having claims against the estate shall file him for his many years of services for the City Bakker, and Ross. Nays – none. Resolution them with the clerk of the above named district of Grundy Center. adopted. court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, At 7:00 p.m. Stefl moved and Buhrow seconded The full text of Resolution #28-2013/2014 is on for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to adjournment of the meeting. Motion carried four file in the County Auditor’s Office. occur of four months from the second publica- ayes. Motion was made by Smith and seconded by tion of this notice or one month from the date of Brian Buhrow, Mayor Riekena to authorize the chairperson to sign mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred. Attest: Kristy Sawyer, Acting City Clerk the letter to the Grundy County Community Dated this 2nd day of January, 2014. Foundation in support of the Grundy County Cemetery Project grant application. Carried unanimously. Duane Dodd PUBLIC NOTICE Motion was made by Schildroth and seconded 38 Hill Drive Public notice is hereby given that a public hear- by Smith to approve the application for fire- Milford, IA 51351 ing will be held by the Planning and Zoning works permit of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of Executor of estate Committee in the Council Chambers at 7:00 Wellsburg. Carried unanimously. p.m. on Monday, January 27, 20143 for the pur- Motion was made by Bakker and seconded pose of allowing public input relevant to the re- by Riekena to approve payment of the following Heronimus, Schmidt, & Allen zoning a certain property from “R-1, residential” bills: (Carried unanimously.) Attorneys for executor to “C-2, commercial”, in the city limits of Grundy A-Kleen, supplies...... 80.05 630 G Avenue, Box 365 Center, Iowa. ACES, service ...... 334.00 Grundy Center, IA 50638 The property is legally described as: Alliant Energy, service ...... 1049.22 Date of second publication 16th day of Janu- GRUNDY CENTER SECTION:7 TOWN- Bankers Leasing, lease ...... 200.00 ary, 2013. SHIP:87 RANGE:16 NW SW PALERMO TWP BMC Aggregates, rock...... 29454.37 LOT 17 EX E 12' OF N 90' CCMS, services ...... 726.00 The property can be generally described as Cedar Falls Utilities, service ...... 46.95 Public Notice the regular lot of 60” x 140” of 316 G Avenue, Central Iowa Distrib, supplies ...... 750.10 Per 372.13(2)(a) of the Code of Iowa, the City Grundy Center, IA 50638. Century Link, service ...... 191.73 Council of Grundy Center, Iowa is notifying you Any person whishing to state an objection to or Cessford Construction, rock ...... 2203.16 of its intent to use the appointment method to approval of the rezoning may file written objec- Mary Corwin, mileage ...... 11.60 fill the vacancy on the Council created by Brian tions or approvals with the City Clerk of Grundy County Social, services ...... 127456.00 Buhrow being elected Mayor. It is the intent Center, Iowa prior to the time of the meeting or Steve Cox, mtg exp ...... 37.41 of the Council to make this appointment at its be present at the meeting to personally pres- Wayne Eilers, twp mtgs ...... 75.00 January 20, 2014 City Council meeting. ent objections or approvals a time of the Public Frontier Towing, services ...... 100.00 You are further notified that you have the right Hearing. Galls, supplies ...... 125.48 to petition the Council for a special election to fill Take heed of this notice and govern yourself Gateway Hotel, mtg exp ...... 732.48 the vacancy. Petition forms are available at City accordingly. Griggs Environment, services...... 3021.33 Hall during normal business hours. Dean Schultz Grundy County Engineer, fuel ...... 3479.31 For further information contact City Hall at 825- Zoning Administrator Grundy Co Health, grant...... 21151.23 6118. Kristy Sawyer, Acting City Clerk Grundy County REC, service ...... 94.72 City of Grundy Center Grundy County Sheriff, service ...... 1021.61 Bryon Hook, twp mtgs ...... 75.00 Sara Hook, services ...... 166.00 City of Hudson, subsidy ...... 60.00 The Dike-New Hartford Board of Education Jesse Huisman, reimb exp ...... 30.00 met on December 30, 2013 at 4:05 p.m. in the Legals Iowa DOT, supplies...... 693.00 Board Room with Nielsen presiding and mem- Iowa Environment, membership ...... 20.00 bers Hinde, Koop, Lizer and Lotts. Also present Iowa Prison Industries, supplies ...... 251.68 was administrator Hunt. Iowa State Sheriffs, membership ...... 400.00 are The agenda was approved as amended on mo- John Deere Financial, parts...... 591.50 tion Lizer and second of Hinde. Vote all aye. John Deere Financial, supplies ...... 23.85 Hunt discussed the proposal from Struxture Donald Kampman, reimb exp ...... 30.00 Architects for classroom cabinetry upgrades Mobile-Vision, service ...... 151.00 your planned for the Summer of 2014. It was the C J LaTendresse, MD, services ...... 125.00 consensus of the board to proceed with the Lawson Products, supplies ...... 2408.15 proposal at an hourly rate, up to a maximum Lon's Plumbing, services ...... 342.24 right of $5,000. Mail Services, supplies ...... 403.36 On motion of Lizer and second of Koop, the Manatt’s, maintenance ...... 2524.73 first reading of Policy 407.6 Licensed Employee Mastercard, mtg exp ...... 2611.20 Early Retirement was approved with an applica- Gary Mauer, mtg exp ...... 32.77 to tion deadline of February 14. Vote all aye. Mediacom, service...... 153.40 With no further business, the meeting ad- MidAmerican Energy, service ...... 25.07 journed at 4:35 p.m. Monkeytown, supplies ...... 158.28 know! 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Montgomery; Now so Quiet Librarian.” Please join us at Marcia Muller; Command author- tion: hunters, James Reasoner; Holi- Adult Christian — The dance: Debbie Macomber; Union Pacific: a & Ben: the modern inventions of the Kling Memorial Library on Tues- ity: a Jack Ryan novel, Tom Clancy; days on ice, David Sedaris; The light- a novel, Dan Walsh; Severed trust, western story, Zane Grey; The New- Benjamin Franklin, Gene Barretta; day, January 14th from 6 -7 p.m. for Hot Pursuit: A Sugarland Blue novel, ning runner, Max Brand; A potion to Margaret Daley; Seaside Harmony, comer, Robyn Carr; The Hero, Robyn Neo Leo: the ageless ideas of Leon- a night of live theater at the library. Jo Davis; Die for me: a novel of the die for, Heather Blake; The gods of Evangeline Kelley; Sunflower Sum- Carr; The Wanderer, Robyn Carr; ardo da Vinci, Gene Barretta; Henry’s Accomplished actor, Tom Milligan Valentine killer, Cynthia Eden; Fear guilt, Michael Connelly; Outlaw, Ted mer, Evangeline Kelley; Whispers on Solomon’s oak, Jo-Ann Mapson. hand, Ross MacDonald; Tough!, Erin will perform a one-man-show about for me: a novel of the Bayou Butch- Dekker; The pursuit of Mary Bennet: the dock, Evangeline Kelley; Plain Young Adult — Hitler’s secret, Frankel; What does the fox say?, Iowan and author of the Library Bill er, Cynthia Eden; A marriage carol, a pride and prejudice novel, Pamela Peace, Beth Wiseman; A plain disap- William Osborne; Deadly, Sara Ylvis; Dare!, Erin Frankel; Weird!, of Rights, Forrest Spaulding. Chris Fabry; Sinister, Lisa Jackson; Mingle; The marriage trap, Jennifer pearance, Amanda Flower; A plain Shepard; The book thief, Markus Zu- Erin Frankel; Don’t talk to strangers Homespun Treasures will be do- Along came trouble, Erin Kern; Here Probst; Searching for someday, Jen- scandal, Amanda Flower; Stranded, sak. online, Shannon McClintock Miller; ing a quilt talk on Jan. 21st. Please comes trouble, Erin Kern; We are nifer Probst; The luminaries, Eleanor Dani Pettrey; Trauma plan, Candace Graphic Novel & Manga — I can, can you?, Marjorie W. Pitzer; bring your quilts to the library at 1 water, Walley Lamb; Down range, Catton; Hazardous duty, W.E.B. Grif- Calvert; Wounds, Alton Gansky; Maximum ride, NaRae Lee; Maxi- My friend Isabelle, Eliza Woloson. p.m. and the ladies from Homespun Lindsay McKenna; High country fin; Dark Witch, Nora Roberts. 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They will also discuss Lindsay McKenna; The Spook lights multiple sclerosis guide to lifestyle Adult Large Print — Dick Fran- Lee; Maximum ride: the manga 4, changed our lives, Gene Barretta; care and appraisals of quilts. affair: A carpenter and Quincannon empowerment, Patricia Kennedy; Fi- cis’s Refusal, Felix Francis; W is NaRae Lee; Kekkaishi #1-6, Yellow Horror, Valerie Bodden; Mystery, Family Literacy Skills Night mystery, Marcia Muller; Police, Jo nancially fearless: the learnvest guide for wasted, Sue Grafton; Stones for Tanabe; Kekkaishi: Volumes #1-3 & Valerie Bodden; Romance, Valerie In collaboration with Grundy Nesbo; Wake to darkness, Maggie to worry-free finances, Alexa Von To- bread, Christa Parrish; The wed- #7-9, Yellow Tanabe; Kekkaishi #12, Bodden; Science Fiction, Valerie County Extension, parents, grandpar- Shayne; Lies you wanted to hear, bel; French women don’t get facelifts: ding planners of Butternut Creek, 14, & 15, Yellow Tanabe; Engineer- Bodden; Raspberry Pi, Charles R. ents, and caregivers of young children James Whitfield Thomson; Hunted, the secret of aging with style and at- Jane Myers Perrine; The Governess ing an awesome recycling center with Severance; CSI: analyzing data, An- are invited to the library to learn new Karen Robards; Double or nothing, titude, Mireille Guiliano; The detox of Highland Hall, Carrie Turansky; Max Axiom, super scientist; Nikole drew Einspruch; Witch trials, Alix games and activities to encourage Meg Mims; Prairie Empire: A West- prescription: supercharge your health, Luke Jensen, Bounty Hunter, Wil- Brooks Bethea; Maximum ride: the Wood; Science experiments with emergent literacy in children! ern story, Lauran Paine; Burn, Maya strip away pounds, and eliminate the liam W. Johnstone; Barefoot summer: manga 5, NaRae Lee; Maximum ride: food, Alex Kuskowski. Banks; Fever, Maya Banks; Rush, toxins within, Woodson C. Merrell; a Chapel Springs romance, Denise the manga 6, NaRae Lee; Maximum DVD’s — Planes; This is the end; NEW AT THE LIBRARY Maya Banks; Forged by fire, Janine The Daniel plan: 40 days to a healthi- Hunter; Innocence, Dean R. Koontz; ride: the manga 7, NaRae Lee; Pan- The paperboy; Monster high; Turbo; Adult Fiction — Takedown Twen- Cross; Shadowed by wings, Janine er life, Rick Warren. Mountain homecoming, Sandra Rob- dora hearts: #1-15, Jun Mochizuki. Still the drums; Life of Pi; The moral ty, Janet Evanovich; Forget me not, Cross; Touched by venom; Janine Adult Biography — Pilgrim- bins; The icing on the cake, Janie A. Juvenile Fiction — I am a big instruments, city of bones; Beastly; Fern Michaels; Cross my heart, James Cross; A winter wonderland, Fern age: my journey to a deeper faith in Thompson; Plain peace, Beth Wise- brother, Joanna Cole; Almost home, The wolverine; The Smurfs 2; Killing Patterson; The supreme macaroni Michaels; The forgotten garden, Kate the land where Jesus walked, Lynn man; Royal bridesmaids: an original Joan Bauer; The name of this book season; Percy Jackson sea of mon- company, Adrian Trigiani; Command Morton; Willowleaf Lane, RaeAnne N. Austin; Driven: from homeless to anthology, Stephanie Laurens; Dust, is secret, Pseudonymous Bosch; The sters; The Lone Ranger.

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Aplington-Parkersburg 5.3 East Marshall 63.0 Darius Lasley, South Tama 15 South Hardin 14.6 Field Goal Percentage Collin Bergmann, Wapsie Valley 11 Blocked shots Field Goal Percentage Blocked shots BCLUW 14.4 Dike-New Hartford .490 Ross Cooper, A-P 9 Dike-New Hartford 52 West Marshall .462 Austin Heitland, AGWSR 12 South Tama 13.5 Columbus Catholic .451 Ben Cuvelier, D-NH 6 Aplington-Parkersburg 25 South Hardin .434 Ben Neff, BCLUW 10 Grundy Center 12.0 Union Community .412 3-pointers Jesup 18 Gladbrook-Reinbeck .421 Reggie Gradwell, West Marshall 9 AGWSR 8.6 Aplington-Parkersburg .395 Brady Driscol, Union 19 Denver 14 BCLUW .405 Evan Janssen, AGWSR 6 East Marshall 7.0 Wapsie Valley .384 Mitchell Schumacher, Denver 12 Union Community 12 Grundy Center .394 3-pointers Blocked shots Denver .374 Carson Parker, D-NH 11 Columbus Catholic 5 South Tama .375 Sam Shindelar, South Hardin 18 South Tama 39 Jesup .356 Free-throw shooting Hudson 5 AGWSR .367 Darius Lasley, South Tama 15 West Marshall 22 Hudson .345 (Minimum 10 attempts) Wapsie Valley 3 East Marshall .305 Conner Ubben, BCLUW 13 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 21 Free-throw percentage Byron Fritch, D-NH .867 * — Does not include statistics from Free-throw percentage Duncan Ferch, West Marshall 12 Grundy Center 8 Dike-New Hartford .734 Carson Parker, D-NH .857 loss to Sumner-Fredericksburg Dec. 20. BCLUW .661 Free-throw shooting South Hardin 8 Hudson .682 Chase Schaufenbual, Jesup .800 West Marshall .647 (Minimum 10 attempts) AGWSR 6 Jesup .673 Stone Allen, Hudson .778 Individual Leaders Grundy Center .637 Nick Mommer, East Marshall .900 BCLUW 6 Aplington-Parkersburg .646 (Through Thursday, Jan. 2 updates on AGWSR .628 Brady Hook, Grundy Center .850 East Marshall 3 Denver .618 Girls’ Basketball Quikstats) Gladbrook-Reinbeck .614 Grant Koch, South Tama .813 Individual Leaders Union Community .593 Record Division All Scoring per game East Marshall .600 Jack Stumberg, Grundy Center .800 (Through Thursday, Jan. 2 updates on Wapsie Valley .522 Dike-New Hartford 5-0 7-0 Alissa Brown, Jesup 21.5 South Tama .595 Cam Clark, Gladbrook-Reinbeck .769 Quikstats) Columbus Catholic .516 Union Community 4-1 6-2 Lindsey Koch, Hudson 16.7 South Hardin .568 Scoring per game 3-point goals Hudson 3-1 7-1 Casey Miles, Hudson 16.4 3-point goals Girls’ Basketball Kayla Prosser, South Hardin 19.8 Union Community 42 Columbus Catholic 3-2 3-5 Breann Bader, Union 14.6 West Marshall 42 Rachel Freland, West Marshall 18.2 Aplington-Parkersburg 31 Jesup 2-2 3-5 Amanda Cartney, Hudson 14.0 Grundy Center 33 NICL West Gabby Ryerson, West Marshall 14.7 Denver 30 Denver 1-3 3-4 Ashley Dumler, D-NH 11.7 South Hardin 33 Record Division All Katie Lindeman, Grundy Center 14.3 Columbus Catholic 23 Wapsie Valley 0-4 0-6 Briana Weber, D-NH 11.4 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 29 South Hardin 4-0 8-0 Sarah Boomgarden, South Hardin 13.4 Hudson 23 Aplington-Parkersburg 0-5 1-6 Hanna Risse, Wapsie Valley 11.0 AGWSR 28 South Tama 4-1 4-2 Taylor Fricke, East Marshall 12.6 Jesup 21 Team Leaders Rebounds per game East Marshall 27 AGWSR 2-2 3-4 Olivia Callaway, BCLUW 11.5 Wapsie Valley 21 (Through Thursday, Jan. 2 Alissa Brown, Jesup 10.8 BCLUW 25 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 2-3 2-4 Madi Fryslie, AGWSR 11.1 Dike-New Hartford 19 updates on Quikstats) Brooke Craig, Columbus Catholic 9.3 South Tama 25 West Marshall 2-3 4-6 Kim Ellingson, AGWSR 10.6 Rebounds per game Scoring PPG Bailey Victoria, Denver 7.4 Rebounds per game BCLUW 1-3 3-4 Rebounds per game Wapsie Valley 36.0 Dike-New Hartford 61.3 Abby Hillmer, Hudson 7.4 BCLUW 36.3 East Marshall 1-3 1-6 Kayla Prosser, South Hardin 9.6 Aplington-Parkersburg 33.5 Hudson 60.0 Kaitlyn Mohwinkle, A-P 7.0 AGWSR 35.3 Grundy Center 1-3 3-4 Gabby Ryerson, West Marshall 8.8 Hudson 31.7 Jesup 46.9 Annika Wall, Jesup 6.8 South Hardin 32.6 Team Leaders Madisen Streeter, West Marshall 8.5 Columbus Catholic 29.2 Union Community 45.0 Emma Shannon, Columbus 6.5 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 30.0 (Through Thursday, Jan. 2 updates on Haley Lawrence, South Hardin 8.1 Denver 28.8 Denver 44.9 Courtney Ott, Denver 6.1 South Tama 29.0 Quikstats) Olivia Callaway, BCLUW 7.5 Dike-New Hartford 28.2 Columbus Catholic 41.6 Briana Weber, D-NH 6.0 East Marshall 28.6 Scoring PPG Trisha Walz, South Tama 7.3 Union Community 27.8 Aplington-Parkersburg 27.2 Assists Grundy Center 28.3 South Hardin 61.5 Katie Lindeman, Grundy Center 7.1 Jesup 27.8 Wapsie Valley 26.0 Bailey Victoria, Denver 42 West Marshall 28.3 West Marshall 51.2 Stephanie Faust, Grundy Center 6.9 Assists per game Points Allowed PPG Bethany Welzin, Jesup 32 Assists per game Grundy Center 49.0 Assists Dike-New Hartford 14.0 Dike-New Hartford 24.4 Briana Weber, D-NH 27 Grundy Center 15.4 South Tama 46.5 Jessica Ackerson, Grundy Center 38 Aplington-Parkersburg 13.3 Hudson 32.5 Courtney Powell, Union 26 AGWSR 15.0 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 44.7 Madisen Streeter, West Marshall 26 Union Community 12.2 Union Community 42.0 Olivia Verhulst, D-NH 21 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 14.4 AGWSR 43.6 Rachel Freland, West Marshall 24 Denver 11.7 Aplington-Parkersburg 47.4 Steals South Hardin 13.8 BCLUW 43.3 Mariah Fritz, East Marshall 23 Hudson 11.2 Denver 49.7 Courtney Powell, Union 27 East Marshall 12.0 East Marshall 39.3 Steals Wapsie Valley 10.4 Columbus Catholic 50.6 Abby Hillmer, Hudson 26 West Marshall 11.7 Points Allowed PPG Rachel Freland, West Marshall 53 Jesup 10.2 Wapsie Valley 50.7 Briana Weber, D-NH 23 BCLUW 9.8 BCLUW 37.7 Miadisen Streeter, West Marshall 27 Columbus Catholic 6.0 Jesup 50.8 Amanda Cartney, Hudson 23 South Tama 9.5 South Hardin 44.8 Nicole Adair, Gladbrook-Reinbeck 25 Steals per game Field Goal Percentage Blocked shots Steals per game South Tama 46.0 Sarah Boomgarden, South Hardin 25 Hudson 11.8 Dike-New Hartford .398 Brooke Morgan, D-NH 21 South Hardin 12.8 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 46.4 Mallory Vawter, BCLUW 24 Dike-New Hartford 8.2 Hudson .385 Alissa Brown, Jesup 12 AGWSR 11.8 West Marshall 49.2 Blocked shots Union Community 7.8 Jesup .385 Ashley Dumler, D-NH 11 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 11.4 AGWSR 49.5 Paige VanDyk, South Tama 14 Jesup 7.4 Union Community .360 Alexa Schmitz, D-NH 9 South Tama 8.8 Grundy Center 50.7 Tieranny Keahna, South Tama 14 Denver 7.1 Columbus Catholic .355 3-pointers BCLUW 8.0 East Marshall 55.3 Gabby Ryerson, West Marshall 8 Wapsie Valley 5.8 Denver .345 Anna Strien, Columbus Catholic 16 Grundy Center 6.9 Field Goal Percentage Madisen Streeter, West Marshall 6 Columbus Catholic 5.4 Wapsie Valley* .345 Casey Miles, Hudson 14 West Marshall 6.7 AGWSR .396 Britney Keller, Gladbrook-Reinbeck 5 Aplington-Parkersburg 5.3 Aplington-Parkersburg .246 Bailey Victoria, Denver 12 East Marshall 6.2 West Marshall .385 3-pointers Blocked shots Free-throw percentage Courtney Peterson, Hudson 12 Blocked shots Grundy Center .349 Claire Damon, South Hardin 16 Denver 22 Hudson .703 Free-throw shooting AGWSR 32 East Marshall .343 Rachel Freland, West Marshall 15 Aplington-Parkersburg 18 Dike-New Hartford .700 (Minimum 10 attempts) West Marshall 19 South Hardin .341 Olivia Callaway, BCLUW 11 Wapsie Valley 14 Jesup .585 Briana Weber, D-NH .813 BCLUW 14 BCLUW .329 MacKenzie Coberley, West Marshall 11 Columbus Catholic 10 Wapsie Valley* .578 Sidney Haren, A-P .800 South Hardin 12 South Tama .314 Kassidy Bunger, South Hardin 10 Dike-New Hartford 10 Denver .527 Abby Hillmer, Hudson .714 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 10 Gladbrook-Reinbeck .302 Free-throw shooting Union Community 5 Union Community .483 Lindsay McManus, Columbus .700 South Tama 9 Free-throw percentage (Minimum 10 attempts) Hudson 4 Aplington-Parkersburg .480 Grundy Center 6 Gladbrook-Reinbeck .682 Rachel Freland, West Marshall .796 Jesup 3 Columbus Catholic .467 East Marshall 0 West Marshall .586 Amber Berendes, G-R .778 3-point goals South Tama .576 Kim Ellingson, AGWSR .756 Individual Leaders Hudson 50 Individual Leaders South Hardin .569 Kayla Prosser, South Hardin .738 (Through Thursday, Jan. 2 Denver 29 (Through Thursday, Jan. 2 updates on Grundy Center .547 Tieranny Keahna, South Tama .692 updates on Quikstats) Dike-New Hartford 25 Quikstats) AGWSR .535 10 Thursday, January 9, 2014 Grundy CLASSIFIEDS Register www.thegrundyregister.com

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Abbie Reinbeck boys’ basketball team G-R 13 15 16 19 — 63 CL-East prevailed over the NICL- from page 12 Gladbrook-Reinbeck (63) — Camden Sports Correspondent Young and Megan Marlette scored picked up right where it left off be- West Friday night when Aplington- well.” Kickbush 4 4-6 12; Colton Dinsdale 0 0-0 0; Parkersburg handed Grundy Center The Falcons shot 55 percent from PARKERSBURG – The AGWSR four points each. Kim Ellingson con- fore Christmas with a pair of non- Joe Smoldt 7 0-1 17; Luke Holman 0 1-2 1; girls’ basketball team lost a close tributed four rebounds, three assists, a 62-39 loss on the Spartans’ home the field compared to 33 percent by divisional victories Friday and Sat- Zach Pierce 4 5-11 14; Josh Cooley 1 0-0 2; non-conference matchup to Apling- three steals, and three blocked shots urday, both in come-from-behind Chase Clark 2 3-3 7; Cameron Clark 3 1-1 7. court. the Spartans. ton-Parkersburg last Thursday night, to the Cougar effort. Totals 21 14-24 60. fashion. The Spartans (3-5 overall, 3-1 “We went into the night to use in a low-scoring 38-33 contest. The Falcons were led by Amanda 3-point goals: Gladbrook-Reinbeck 4 NICL-West) were scheduled to play this non-conference game to work The Rebels trailed Denver 31-28 (Smoldt 3, Pierce), Denver 7. Rebounds: This week AGWSR (3-5 overall, Taylor’s 11 points. Kaitlyn Moh- at halftime Friday before rallying to Gladbrook-Reinbeck 32 (Pierce 10, Ch. Clark Gladbrook-Reinbeck on Tuesday, on a couple of different defenses 2-2 NICL-West) was scheduled to winkle added six points and five re- a 63-60 victory, and it trailed Don 6), Denver 31. Assists: Gladbrook-Reinbeck Jan. 7, and West Marshall on Friday, we will use in the stretch run of the play BCLUW at home on Tuesday, bounds for the home team. 13 (Kickbush 6, Smoldt 5), Denver 18. Steals: Jan. 7, before going on the road to Bosco 29-26 at halftime Saturday Jan. 10, both in Grundy Center. conference season, as well as get ev- Gladbrook-Reinbeck 6 (Dinsdale 3, Three face South Hardin at Eldora on Fri- AGWSR 5 9 11 8 — 33 eryone some playing time,” he said. A-P 13 6 8 11 — 38 before outscoring the Dons 47-22 in tied 1), Denver 4. Blocked shots: Gladbrook- day, Jan. 10. the second half on its way to a 73-51 Reinbeck 0, Denver 1. Aplington-Parkersburg 62, “We were hampered somewhat, as AGWSR (33) – Becca Wiarda 0 0-1 0; Fouled out: None. Total fouls: Gladbrook- Grundy Center 39 we had several guys miss practice Madi Fryslie 1 1-2 3; Kim Ellingson 1 0-5 3; win. Taylor Risius 1 0-2 1; Alexa Johnson 1 0-0 2; Reinbeck 20, Denver 20. Aplington-Parkersburg brought over break for various reasons, and Aplington-Parkersburg 38, The wins move G-R’s record to AGWSR 33 Abbie Young 2 0-0 4; Morgan Kappel 1 0-0 momentum from a win Thursday we are fighting the flu bug right now, 3; 0 0-0 0; Megan Marlette 0 4-4 4; Maddie Aplington-Parkersburg took an Gladbrook-Reinbeck 73, night with them as they took the but that’s not an excuse, as A-P’s ag- Brandt 4 206 10; Alana Groninga 1 0-0 3. Boys’ Basketball early 13-5 lead over AGWSR by 3-point goals: AGWSR 2 (Kappel 1, Don Bosco 51 court in Grundy Center Friday, and gressiveness and us not responding The Rebels trailed at halftime but the end of the first quarter. The Cou- Groninga 1), Aplington-Parkersburg 4. Re- came away with a big 62-39 win well to that was the biggest differ- gars outscored the Falcons by three bounds: AGWSR 24 (Ellingson 4, Risius 4, 6-1 on the season. The Rebels were took control with a 29-14 third-quar- over the Spartans. ence in that game.” points in the next three quarters, but Johnson), Aplington-Parkersburg 24. Assists: scheduled to return to NICL West ter surge. AGWSR 8 (Ellingson 3, Johnson 2), Apling- play Tuesday at Grundy Center. “A-P came into the game hav- A-P played a fast-paced game, it wasn’t enough to overcome the ton-Parkersburg 8. Steals: AGWSR 7 (Elling- Kickbush scored a season-high first period deficit, and the Falcons They host East Marshall Friday and ing just pulled off a big win over and out-rebounded Grundy Center son 3, Brandt 2), Aplington-Parkersburg 3. 21 points to pace the Rebels while AGWSR, a win they needed as they 31-21. went on to take the win by five. Blocks: AGWSR 6 (Ellingson 3, Brandt 2), play Dike-New Hartford Saturday in Smoldt scored 14 and Pierce 13. Maddie Brandt led the AGWSR Aplington-Parkersburg 3. Fouled out: None. the North Iowa Cedar League Shoot- have been playing everyone tough Jack Stumberg led the Spartans Total fouls: AGWSR 16, Aplington-Parkers- Pierce added 12 rebounds for his offense with 10 points, and also burg 13. out at Wartburg College in Waverly. fourth double-double of the season. came away with two steals and two Gladbrook-Reinbeck 63, Don Bosco 14 15 14 8 — 51 Denver 60 G-R 6 20 29 18 — 73 Freshman Joe Smoldt scored a Gladbrook-Reinbeck (73) — Camden Kickbush 9 0-0 21; Colton Dinsdale 3 0-0 7; career-high 17 points as the Rebels Joe Smoldt 3 6-7 14; Luke Holman 1 0-0 3; edged Denver. Zach Pierce 4 5-6 13; Bennett Petersen 0 0-0 NICL Wrestling Leaders The Cyclones led 31-28 at half- 0; Josh Cooley 2 0-0 4; Chase Clark 2 4-8 8; time before the Rebels took a 44-43 Brady Kuehl 1 0-0 3; Pete Meyers 0 0-0 0; Team Dual Records Union Community 63 Cameron Clark 0 0-0 0. Totals 25 15-21 73. (Information from National Wrestling Aplington-Parkersburg 58 lead entering the fourth quarter. 3-point goals: Gladbrook-Reinbeck 8 The difference in the game was Coaches Association Scorebook) East Marshall-GMG 56 (Kickbush 3, Smoldt 2, Dinsdale, Holman, North Iowa Cedar League Denver-Tripoli 54 Kuehl), Don Bosco NA. Rebounds: Glad- at the free-throw line, as G-R went Record Conf. All Dike-New Hartford 54 14-of-24 while Denver hit just 1-of- brook-Reinbeck 25 (Pierce 12, Kickbush 5), Don Bosco NA. Assists: Gladbrook-Reinbeck Dike-New Hartford 4-0 7-1 Wapsie Valley 50 9 attempts. 13 (Smoldt 3, Holman 2, Ch. Clark 2), Don East Marshall-GMG 4-0 8-3 GR-NT-GC 40 Zach Pierce added 14 points and Bosco NA. Steals: Gladbrook-Reinbeck 17 West Marshall 4-0 4-0 Hudson 37 10 rebounds for the winners while (Dinsdale 4, Smoldt 4, Ch. Clark 4), Don Bos- Union Community 3-0 5-3 Columbus Catholic 35 Denver-Tripoli 2-0 7-5 South Hardin-BCLUW 32 Camden Kickbush scored 12. Den- co NA. Blocked shots: Gladbrook-Reinbeck 2 (Pierce, Ch. Clark), Don Bosco NA. Jesup 2-1 6-3 AGWSR 29 ver’s Mitchell Schumacher led all Fouled out: None. Total fouls: Gladbrook- AGWSR 2-2 7-2 Technical Falls scorers with 20 points while Bren- Reinbeck 14, Don Bosco NA. South Tama 2-2 4-4 Denver-Tripoli 4 den Matthias scored 16. Aplington-Parkersburg 1-1 2-4 Union Community 4 Hudson 1-3 3-3 Dike-New Hartford 3 Wapsie Valley 0-3 1-4 East Marshall-GMG 3 GR-NT-GC 0-4 1-6 GR-NT-GC 3 South Hardin-BCLUW 0-4 4-5 West Marshall 3 Columbus Catholic 0-5 0-7 AGWSR 2 Rebels even record Jesup 2 Team Statistics Columbus Catholic 1 Individual Wins Hudson 1 Jesup 165 South Hardin-BCLUW 1 with pair of wins West Marshall 119 South Tama 1 Union Community 114 Aplington-Parkersburg 0 REINBECK — The holiday Christopher 0 7-10 7; Kyleah Dugan 0 0-0 0; South Tama 110 Wapsie Valley 0 break appears to have served the Amber Berendes 6 1-2 17; Lauren Husmann Denver-Tripoli 109 Major Decisions 0 0-0 0. Totals 16 16-30 55. Gladbrook-Reinbeck girls’ basket- Dike-New Hartford 107 AGWSR 8 3-point goals: Gladbrook-Reinbeck 7 East Marshall-GMG 100 Union Community 8 ball team well. Friday and Saturday (Berendes 4, Weber 2, Keller), Denver 1. AGWSR 76 Dike-New Hartford 7 the Rebels opened the post-holiday Rebounds: Gladbrook-Reinbeck 44 (Keller Wapsie Valley 73 East Marshall-GMG 6 portion of their schedule with back- 12, Christopher 10), Denver 42. Assists: Aplington-Parkersburg 72 West Marshall 6 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 8 (Adair 3, Christopher South Hardin-BCLUW 70 Denver-Tripoli 4 2), Denver 11. Steals: Gladbrook-Reinbeck 8 GR-NT-GC 63 Hudson 4 Girls’ Basketball (Adair 4, Keller 2), Denver 7. Blocked shots: Gladbrook-Reinbeck 3 (Berendes 2, Adair), Hudson 62 Jesup 4 Columbus Catholic 61 South Tama 4 to-back non-divisional victories, 55- Denver 1. Fouled out: Weber, Denver player. Total Falls Wapsie Valley 4 47 over Denver and 55-42 over Don fouls: Gladbrook-Reinbeck 18, Denver 24. Jesup 96 GR-NT-GC 2 Bosco. Jordan Stoner shoots for two of his 11 points in Grundy Center's game West Marshall 76 South Hardin-BCLUW 2 The wins even G-R’s record at Gladbrook-Reinbeck 55, against Aplington-Parkersburg. (Patti Rust/The Grundy Register pho- South Tama 63 Aplington-Parkersburg 1 4-4 as they headed into Tuesday’s Don Bosco 42 to) NICL West clash against rival Grun- The Rebels jumped out fast on dy Center. The Rebels return home their way to their third straight win Friday to play East Marshall. and fourth in their last five games. 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Don Bosco 7 8 12 15 — 42 G-R was effective from long G-R 14 18 9 14 — 55 Gladbrook-Reinbeck (55) — Britney range in the contest, drilling seven Keller 2 0-0 6; Nicole Adair 5 0-0 11; Hayley 3-pointers including four from ju- Weber 2 2-6 8; Ellie Stoakes 2 0-1 4; Hanna nior Amber Berendes who came Christopher 3 3-4 9; Kyleah Dugan 2 5-6 9; off the bench to score a team-high Megan Oelschlager 0 0-1 0; Katy Thompson 0 1-2 1; Amber Berendes 0 3-4 3; Lauren 17 points. Britney Keller and Ellie Husmann 0 4-6 4. Totals 16 18-30 55. Stoakes added nine points for the 3-point goals: Gladbrook-Reinbeck 5 winners, with Keller also pulling (Keller 2, Weber 2, Adair), Don Bosco NA. down 12 rebounds. Rebounds: Gladbrook-Reinbeck 36 (Hus- mann 9, Three tied 6), Don Bosco NA. As- Bailey Victoria led Denver with sists: Gladbrook-Reinbeck 8 (Adair 3, Keller 21 points while Jayden Wolter had 2, Weber 2), Don Bosco NA. 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Thursday 601 G Avenue PO Box 245 January 9, 2014 618 G Avenue Grundy Center Van Wert Inc. Stefanie L. Rohler, O.D. 606 8th Street PO Box 38 Grundy Center 509 G Avenue Grundy Center, IA 50638 Phone: 319-824-6958 Volume 90, No. 2 Fax: 319-824-6288 Grundy Center E-mail: [email protected] 319-825-3841 Phone: 319.824.5221 www.TheGrundyRegister.com 319-824-6380 Sports Fax: 319.824.5225 US Cellular NICL Grundy Standings Spartan girls edge A-P boys fall Boys’ Basketball BY PATTI RUST to help the Spartans get their fourth NICL West Conf. All Games Games Sports Correspondent win of the year,” he said. Mathews Gladbrook-Reinbeck 4-1 6-1 GRUNDY CENTER – The led all scorers with 13 points. Katie to Falcons West Marshall 4-1 8-2 Spartans girls’ basketball team Lindeman scored five and led the BY PATTI RUST Grundy Center 3-1 3-5 slipped by with a 31-27 win over Spartans on the boards with 12 Sports Correspondent AGWSR 2-2 4-3 Aplington-Parkersburg Friday rebounds. Jes Ackerson scored five GRUNDY CENTER – The NI- South Hardin 2-2 2-3 night.The Spartans (4-4 overall, 1-3 and recorded four rebounds, four CL-East prevailed over the NICL- BCLUW 1-3 3-3 West Friday night when Aplington- South Tama 1-3 1-5 NICL-West) were scheduled to host assists, and four steals. Amanda East Marshall 0-4 0-6 Gladbrook-Reinbeck on Tuesday, Taylor led the Falcons with 11 points, Parkersburg handed Grundy Center January 2 game Jan. 7, and West Marshall on Friday, and Kaitlyn Mohwinkle added six. a 62-39 loss on the Spartans’ home A-P 54, AGWSR 56 Jan. 10. court. January 3 games Grundy Center 2 7 11 11 — 31 The Spartans (3-5 overall, 3-1 Jesup 83, East Marshall 39 A-P 4 7 9 7 — 27 Grundy Center 31, Aplington- NICL-West) were scheduled to play Gladbrook-Reinbeck 63, Denver 60 Grundy Center (31) – Ally Parkersburg 27 Gladbrook-Reinbeck on Tuesday, A-P 62, Grundy Center 39 Jansen 2 0-0 4; Jen Rust 2 0-0 4; January 4 games The defensive effort of both Jan. 7, and West Marshall on Friday, Katie Lindeman 2 1-1 5; Jessica Gladbrook-Reinbeck 73, Don Bosco 51 teams, and slowdown tactics on the Jan. 10, both in Grundy Center. Ackerson 1 3-5 5; Alyssa Mathews West Marshall 59, Gilbert 46 part of the Falcon offense, kept the Columbus at South Tama, no report 4 5-8 13; Madison Beenken 0 0-0 game close and the score low when Aplington-Parkersburg 62, January 7 games 0; Kennedy Buss 0 0-0 0; Stephanie Grundy Center and Aplington- Grundy Center 39 BCLUW at AGWSR Faust 0 0-0 0. Gladbrk-Reinbeck at Grundy Center Parkersburg met on the Spartan Aplington-Parkersburg brought 3-point goals: Grundy Center South Tama at South Hardin home court. In the end it was momentum from a win Thursday 0, Aplington-Parkersburg 4. East Marshall at West Marshall a consistent Spartan defense and night with them as they took the Rebounds: Grundy Center 24 some key buckets on offense as the court in Grundy Center Friday, and NICL East Conf. All (Lindeman 12, Ackerson 4), clock ran down that gave them the came away with a big 62-39 win Games Games Aplington-Parkersburg 24. Assists: Jesup 4-0 6-0 edge and the non-conference win. over the Spartans. Grundy Center 10 (Ackerson Dike-New Hartford 4-1 5-1 “The defensive pressure that was “A-P came into the game having 4, Beenken 3), Aplington- Hudson 3-1 4-2 applied through the entire game just pulled off a big win over AG- Columbus Catholic 3-2 3-4 Parkersburg 8. Steals: Grundy really helped to create some key WSR, a win they needed as they Union Community 2-3 2-5 Center 4 (Ackerson 4, Mathews 2), turnovers late in the fourth quarter,” have been playing everyone tough Denver 1-3 3-5 Aplington-Parkersburg 3. Blocks: Aplington-Parkersburg 1-4 4-4 Spartan head coach Matt Lindeman all season,” Grundy Center head Grundy Center 0, Aplington- Wapsie Valley 0-4 2-5 said.“Alyssa Mathews made some coach Rollie Ackerman said. “Give Parkersburg 3. Fouled out: None. January 2 games big baskets down the stretch and them credit; they shot the ball very A-P 54, AGWSR 56 Total fouls: Grundy Center 9, Grundy Center sophomore Alyssa Mathews drives her way past the Jessica Ackerson made some key New Hampton 91, Denver 48 Aplington-Parkersburg 13. A-P defense. Mathews led all scorers with 13 points Friday night. (Patti See SPARTANS page 11 January 3 games free throws at the end of the game Rust/The Grundy Register photo) Jesup 83, East Marshall 39 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 63, Denver 60 A-P 62, Grundy Center 39 Wapsie Valley 59, Tripoli 57 January 4 games Wapsie Valley 63, Oelwein 23 Crestwood hands D-NH girls first loss Waverly-Shell Rock 61, Union 39 Columbus at South Tama, no report By JOHN JENSEN jured leg. January 7 games The Grundy Register “That hurt our momentum a little Denver at Aplington-Parkersburg DIKE — Crestwood matched a bit,” Dall said. “She takes (the ball) Columbus Catholic at Hudson Dike-New Hartford at Wpsie Valley season high with seven 3-pointers, to the hole quite a bit and that was Jesup at Union most coming at critical teams Satur- quite a bit of our game plan to have day, on its way to handing the Dike- her penetrate and get to the line.” Girls’ Basketball New Hartford girls their first loss of Junior Rachel Koop stepped up NICL West Conf. All the 2013-14 season, 62-49, Saturday and played well in Verhulst’s ab- Games Games South Hardin 4-0 8-0 in Dike. sence, scoring nine points, though South Tama 3-0 5-2 The Cadets (7-1, ranked No. 9 in most of her points came on jump AGWSR 2-2 3-5 Class 3A) never trailed after the first shots. Gladbrook-Reinbeck 2-3 4-4 quarter while snapping the Wolver- Leading by a point after one quar- West Marshall 2-3 4-7 ines’ seven game winning streak. ter, Crestwood opened the second BCLUW 1-3 3-4 Grundy Center 1-3 4-4 “It just seemed like we were a stanza with back-to-back 3-pointers East Marshall 1-3 1-8 step slow,” Wolverine coach Bruce and a second-chance bucket to build January 2 Dall said after the game. a 24-15 lead and force Dall to call A-P 38, AGWSR 33 Crestwood hit its 3-pointers at the a timeout. D-NH held the Cadets January 3 games most crucial points in the game, in- scoreless for the next four minutes Jesup 57, East Marshall 38 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 55, Denver 47 cluding the first bucket of each of the and made a run of its own, pulling Grundy Center 31, A-P 27 final three quarters. Senior Savan- to within two points on an Ashley January 4 games nah Lentz, who had just 10 triples in Dumler three-point play and tying Gladbrook-Reinbeck 55, Don Bosco 42 Crestwood’s first seven games and the score on a Brooke Morgan bas- South Tama 58, Columbus 25 was shooting less than 30 percent ket. Gilbert 41, West Marshall 39 January 7 games from behind the arc, hit five-of-sev- The tie score was short lived as BCLUW at AGWSR en attempts from distance to pace the Lentz’ second 3-pointer of the quar- Gladbrk-Reinbeck at Grundy Center charge. ter put Crestwood back in front, South Tama at South Hardin “They didn’t shoot many threes though Koop answered with a triple East Marshall at West Marshall coming into the game, they’re more for the Wolverines 18 seconds later, NICL East Conf. All of a go to the blocks type of team, tying the score again. Crestwood Games Games and so I think we were too worried took a two-point lead to the locker Dike-New Hartford 5-0 7-1 about the high-lows and protecting room after hitting a pair of free Union Community 4-1 6-2 the blocks,” Dall said. throws with just one second show- Hudson 3-1 7-1 Crestwood had success getting to ing on the clock. Columbus Catholic 3-2 3-6 Jesup 2-2 4-5 the basket early in the game against The third quarter was more of Aplington-Parkersburg 0-5 2-7 a Wolverine 1-3-1 zone defense that the same, as C’wood scored the Denver 1-3 3-6 has been effective all year, forc- first eight points on back-to-back Wapsie Valley 0-4 0-7 ing D-NH to switch to its 2-3 zone, threes followed by an uncontested D-NH junior Lizzy Blough looks for room to pass the ball while being defended by Crestwood's Savannah January 2 games which was effective a year ago. layup, forcing Dall to stop the game Lentz. (John Jensen/The Grundy Register photo) A-P 38, AGWSR 33 New Hampton 55, Denver 46 “We were getting killed rebound- again for adjustments. The Cadets January 3 games ing, we weren’t covering their high- stretched their lead to 42-31 follow- throws down the stretch to secure digit Crestwood scorers with 16 2; Alexa Schmitz 1 0-0 2; Maddison Brum- mond 0 0-0 0; Haley O’Connor 0 0-0 0; Kate- Jesup 57, East Marshall 38 low very well and they were doing a ing the stoppage, only to see Wol- their fifth straight win. points. The Cadets out-rebounded lyn VanWechel 0 0-0 0; Rachel Koop 4 0-1 9. Gladbrook-Reinbeck 55, Denver 47 good job slashing to the basket and verine junior Briana Weber take the “When you give up big leads like the Wolverines 31-19. Totals 20 5-7 49. Grundy Center 31, A-P 27 exploiting some of our weaknesses,” game into her own hands with three that and you have to battle back, “Ultimately this is a good game 3-point goals: Dike-New Hartford 4 Union Community at Charles City, (Dumler 3, Koop), Crestwood 7. Rebounds: No report Dall said. straight buckets that cut the lead to they have more runs in them and for us to have as far as the compe- The Wolverines played much of five. Kelsey Latwesen’s jump shot you have less runs and less energy tition,” Dall said. “They’re big and Dike-New Hartford 19 (Morgan 11, Dumler January 4 games 3), Crestwood 31. Assists: Dike-New Hart- Crestwood 62, Dike-New Hartford 49 the game without junior guard Ol- with 34 seconds left pulled the Wol- towards the end of the game,” Dall long and lanky and they have good ford 11 (Weber 6, Blough 2, Koop 2), Crest- Waverly-Shell Rock 49, Union 22 ivia Verhulst, who suffered an ap- verines to within three, 42-39, enter- said. guard play. They’re a good team — wood 18. Steals: Dike-New Hartford 2 (We- South Tama 58, Columbus 25 parent lower leg injury four minutes ing the final eight minutes. Dumler paced paced the Wol- they’re ranked in 3A for a reason.” ber 1, Koop 1), Crestwood 10. Blocked shots: January 7 games into the game. Verhulst attempted Crestwood opened the fourth verines with 15 points while Weber Crestwood 16 13 13 20 — 62 Dike-New Hartford 9 (Morgan 6, Weber 2), Denver at Aplington-Parkersburg D-NH 15 12 12 10 — 49 Crestwood 0. Columbus Catholic at Hudson to return to the game several times, quarter with an 11-3 run and this scored 13. Morgan pulled down 11 Dike-New Hartford (62) — Briana We- Fouled out: None. Total fouls: Dike-New Dike-New Hartford at Wpsie Valley but did not appear to have her usual time Dike-New Hartford had no rebounds and blocked six shots in ber 5 3-4 13; Olivia Verhulst 1 0-0 2; Brooke Hartford 13, Crestwood 10. Jesup at Union explosiveness while favoring her in- answer. The Cadets hit 9-of-10 free the game. Lentz led three double- Morgan 3 0-0 6; Ashley Dumler 5 2-2 15; Lizzy Blough 0 0-0 0; Kelsey Latwesen 1 0-0

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