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Lebkc['(.De$)( A7BED7"M7I>?D=JED9EKDJO"?EM7+((*-J>KHI:7O"7K=KIJ,"(&(& '$(+ BRIEFS Mid-Prairie opts for full-time in-person plan 7a#IWh#8[dh[]_ijhWj_ed ef[dj^hek]^7k]$)' each expressed their desire for in person Monday, Wednesday Face coverings will be mandatory 100% in-person learning. and every other Friday, and the Washington County youth “I think that we need to other group would attend Tues- interested in exhibiting at be together at school,” board day, Thursday and every other Ak-Sar-Ben Sept. 24-27, in BY JAMES JENNINGS with a public form that lasted member Jeremy Gugel said. Friday. Grand Island, Neb., need to The News more than an hour. “I think we need to be back as The board directed the ad- be aware of the upcoming WELLMAN Many parents expressed one. ministration to come back entry deadline. their support for starting “Volleyball started this with a 100% in-person plan. Mid-Prairie students will Entry must be completed school full-time and in person, morning, and football started “Whatever you decide, we return to school with full-time online by the exhibitors while several Mid-Prairie staff this evening. I find it difficult will make it work,” Superin- in-person classes on Aug. 24. members expressed their con- to figure out how, with all those tendent Mark Schneider told with fees paid online by With the support of a num- noon on Aug. 31. cerns. activities starting, we hope to the board Monday. ber of parents in attendance One teacher presented a pe- All forms, rule books, and make a hybrid model any more Board Vice President Jer- and against the recommenda- tition signed by 63 Mid-Prairie secure than 100%.” emy Pickard reminded parents information are available tion of several staff members, employees expressing their on the web at www.aksar- At last week’s board meet- who are uncomfortable with the Mid-Prairie school board concerns regarding a full-time ing, the administration pre- the in-person learning plan, benstockshow.com. voted unanimously Monday in-person start to school. sented its recommended hy- that they still have the options to start school full-time and in In statements prior to the brid plan where students would 7bb_Wdj;d[h]oe\\[hi person. first vote, each school board be broken up into two groups. Monday’s meeting began member gave a statement, and Yecckd_jo]hWdji One group would attend school SEE SCHOOL | PAGE 8A Alliant Energy and its Foundation invite community and nonprofit organi- City urges zations to begin applying for community grants. Ap- plications will be accepted ‘SOMETHING OF A LEGEND’ all to wear through Sept. 1. Grants are available for local programs and proj- Wellman loses face masks ects that benefit residents in the communities Alliant BY JOHN BUTTERS Energy serves throughout a friend in Correspondent Iowa. Alliant Energy and its Jim Goodrich KALONA Foundation look for oppor- Kalona City Administrator tunities and partnerships BY KALEN MCCAIN Ryan Schlabaugh will contact that foster intentional in- The News local entities to encourage clusion of diverse perspec- them to support the use of tives leading to more equi- WELLMAN masks and social distancing table outcomes and greater Jim Goodrich, a community within the city to stem local impacts for communities. figure known for a lifetime of contagion from the COVID-19 Examples of projects hard work, generosity and ev- virus. that have received grants er-present cowboy hats, died at The action was suggested by in the past include meal his home on Thursday, July 16. council member Joe Schmidt programs to fight hunger, He was 94 years old. following a mayoral procla- reading initiatives, nature Jim Goodrich’s younger mation from Mark Robe that restoration projects and brother, Bob Goodrich, said underscored the city’s com- mitment to the use of masks in the purchase of equipment Jim was inspired from a young public. for first responders. age to keep others from going hungry. Robe read the proclamation Grants typically range at Monday’s council meeting. from $500 to $5,000. The Al- “We moved off the farm when I was seven, and the older The proclamation does not liant Energy Foundation have the authority of a munici- will communicate all grant kids, including Jim, (some- times) went hungry,” Bob Go- pal ordinance but is rather a decisions by Nov. 1. statement of administrative odrich said. “He went hungry intention. and he made up his mind that Schmidt said he was in fa- L_hjkWb(&(&9ekhW][ if he could help it, nobody was vor of putting more “teeth” going to go hungry, and that’s H_Z[kdZ[hmWo into council action but under- just what he did.” The 2020 Courage Ride, stood there were members of which this year is being As with all other things, the community that would be done virtually due to CO- once Jim Goodrich made up opposed to mandates. VID-19, began this past his mind, nothing could change Council members agreed it. He would go on to raise a Saturday and goes through that masks provide a good sprawling garden and donate Aug. 15. safeguard against COVID-19 thousands of pounds of fresh The annual event is a fun- transmission but were also produce to food banks, senior draiser to aid in the fight aware that businesses wished centers and church food banks against sarcoma cancer. to avoid offending customers The fundraiser is held in SUBMITTED with restrictive policies. honor of Seth Bailey, who SEE GOODRICH | PAGE 8A Jim Goodrich at work in his garden in Wellman. played basketball at Iowa SEE MASKS | PAGE 8A Mennonite School (now Hillcrest Academy) in Kalona on a prosthetic leg after being diagnosed with Fern Bontrager appointed to Wellman City Council sarcoma cancer. He died in 2003 at age 25. BY JAMES JENNINGS 2013. All proceeds from Cour- The News Bontrager chose not to seek age Ride benefit the Uni- WELLMAN re-election in 2017, and Philpot versity of Iowa Holden was elected to replace her. Comprehensive Cancer A familiar face is returning “For the simple fact that our Center Sarcoma Research to the Wellman City Council. council is obviously so young, Program. At Monday’s meeting, the I, personally, like the idea of The event has raised more council appointed Fern Bon- having Fern,” council member than $610,000 since the first trager to serve out the remain- Shannon McCain said. “She’s ride in 2005. der of former council member been there before. She did a This year’s registration Mark Philpot’s term. The term great job and left by her choice. cost is $25 per person; expires at the end of 2021. I think it would be best for our free for kids 12 and under. Philpot resigned effective council to have someone with July 1 to take care of family out Route maps cover distanc- some knowledge and back- of state. es of 5, 18, 36, 51, 85 and 101 ground with it.” Bontrager first joined the miles. Bontrager said that she is council when she was appoint- To register, go to: cour- happy to serve again. ed to fill a vacant seat in May ageride.org. “Somebody had asked me to 2009. JAMES JENNINGS/THE NEWS She was elected to the seat Wellman Mayor Ryan Miller (left) swears in newly appointed City later that year and again in SEE BONTRAGER | PAGE 8A Council member Fern Bontrager at Monday’s meeting. PAGE 2A | THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020 NEWS THE NEWS

Supervisors OK contract for October road project

BY MARY ZIELINSKI H[Y[_l[Z WdZ WYademb- Correspondent edged the quarterly report WASHINGTON from the sheriff’s department that showed a bank balance Work on the planned RCB during the quarter from April Culvert Extension project on 1 to June 30, gun permit fees to- the Old White Way, east of taled $4,640 and service fees at Highway 218, is due to start in $20,053.93. Deputy Bill Fiordel- October and be completed by ise noted that the quarter was the end of the year. “business as usual.” Tuesday, Washington Coun- :_iYkii[Z\khj^[hef[d_d] ty supervisors accepted the bid of county facilities, agreeing to of $198,170 from Iowa Bridge have discussions with depart- and Culvert of Washington, ment heads and take possible which was the sole bidder for further action at the Aug. 11 the project. meeting. The original estimate for the single-box project was H[Y[_l[Z j^[ m[[abo kf- $185,000. date about COVID-19 cases in The project is part of the the area with total cases since county’s current five-year road the start of the pandemic at plan. 3,035, with 294 positive and a to- KALEN MCCAIN/THE NEWS In a related action, the tal of 14 deaths, most of which Crews from ITC Midwest string new power lines along Highway 22 between Kalona and Riverside. board approved the resolution were in the older population authorizing County Engineer segment. Jacob Thorius to sign the docu- Currently, there are 60 hos- ments and start the process for pitalizations and, for the area, New power lines making their way to Kalona the work. a total of 521 available hospital In other business, the board: beds. BY JAMES JENNINGS rural areas,” Pritchard said. In January, ITC began the 7ffhel[Z W f[hiedd[b There also was a brief dis- The News “This allows small communi- upgrades in Riverside and has cussion about school reopen- wage change for County Con- The installation of new ties to have the capacity for ex- been moving west. ing Aug. 24, noting that area servation employee Frederick power lines and poles along pansion.” Crews have been putting up Engel II, conservation/mainte- districts may have more than Highway 22 is nearing Kalona. He said the advantages of new transmission poles, fol- nance supervisor, from $23.91 one option including noting ITC Midwest is in the pro- upgraded transmission lines lowed by other crews stringing to $24.25 hourly, effective Aug. that Mid-Prairie voted Monday, cess of replacing the current include increased capacity and the new transmission lines on 4. It was noted that Engel, a 13- to have 100% in-school classes 39.5 kilovolt lines with 69 ki- reduced outages. the poles. year employee, now has extra with required masks and other lovolt lines between Riverside Pritchard said that outages Once the project reaches duties. safety precautions. and Kalona. in areas where lines have been Kalona, it will turn south, then ITC spokesman Rod upgraded have decreased by west again along A Avenue be- Pritchard said that the project 63%. fore crossing Highway 1. is complimentary to one com- The project along Highway Pritchard said that ITC an- pleted recently along Highway 22 runs 8.9 miles from a sub- ticipates that the project will 1 between Kalona and Frytown. station near the intersection be completed in mid-October. “Since ITC Midwest took of Highways 218 and 22, east “Everything is going well over the transmission system of Riverside, to the substation with the project,” Pritchard in 2007, our priority has been at the junction of Highways 22 said. “Everything is running to upgrade lines, especially in and 1 in Kalona. on schedule.” Some areas of the state need rain badly

On Tuesday, Iowa Secretary movement. Reports of aerial reached 70%, 16 days ahead of of Agriculture Mike Naig not- applications of fungicide con- last year and six days ahead of ed that there are several areas tinue. average. of the state facing drought con- Topsoil moisture levels rat- Soybean condition also fell ditions. ed 14% very short, 33% short, to 73% good to excellent. “While spotty thunder- 51% adequate and 2% surplus. Nearly all of the oats are storms brought much needed Northwest, West Central turning color or beyond. rainfall to parts of the western and Central Iowa all report Oats harvested for grain Iowa drought region, other ar- topsoil moisture supplies are eas were not as fortunate and mostly short to very short. reached 85%, over one week drought conditions persist,” Subsoil moisture levels rat- ahead of last year and five days said Naig. “As we begin Au- ed 10% very short, 31% short, ahead of the average. gust, cooler temperatures and 57% adequate and 2% surplus. Alfalfa hay second cutting chances of thunderstorms are Corn silking or beyond reached 90%, one week ahead expected over the short-term, reached 95%, two weeks ahead of last year but the same as the which would be beneficial to of the previous year and five 5-year average. moisture-stressed corn and days ahead of the 5-year aver- Third cutting reached 17%, soybeans.” age. five days ahead of the previous Although some areas of the Corn in the dough stage or year but two days behind aver- Iowa received more than an beyond reached 44%, 10 days age. inch of rain, statewide farmers ahead of the previous year and Hay condition rated 66% had six days suitable for field- four days ahead of the average. good to excellent. work during the week ending Corn condition declined to Aug. 2, according to the USDA, 73% good to excellent. Pasture condition rated 46% National Agricultural Statis- Soybeans blooming reached good to excellent. For the first tics Service. 91%, two weeks ahead of last time since the week ending Fieldwork activities con- year and six days ahead of av- April 5, less than half of pas- tinue to be primarily spray- erage. tures were rated good to excel- ing, harvesting hay and grain Soybeans setting pods lent. The News adds This year we are paywall to website spending more As of Aug. 1, The News has a paywall for accessing certain time at home than content on its website www. thenews-ia.com. BIKE we ever have. Obituaries, marketplace advertising, photo galleries, classified and legal advertising Let us help make still can be freely accessed. You will be allowed to read GIVEAWAY your home more four stories each month before Kalona youth (12 and under) can register to win: you will be required to pay if 1 of 3 bicycles (16”, 20” and 24”), plus helmets comfortable than you are not a subscriber. Drawing will be on Monday, August 17 it has ever been! Mail or online subscribers Register at the News Offce: 419 B Avenue, Kalona to The News will have total ac- Bikes will be on display at The News cess including the E-Edition. You can subscribe to the E- RULES edition and website for only 1. Only one entry per child (12 and 5. Include: Child’s name, age, address, $30 a year. You can get the mail under). Multiple entries will disqualify you. number on the bike and phone number edition and total access to the 2. Child must have a Kalona address. where he/she can be notifed. website for one year for $43 in Washington, Johnson, Mus- 3. Parents can fll out entry form for child. 6. Bike with helmet will be awarded catine and Iowa counties, $45 Entry form must be legible. on August 20, at Optimist meeting. Parents elsewhere in Iowa and $54 out 4. Place entry form in the ballot box. and child must be present to accept bike. of state. “We work hard to provide Optimist Club of Kalona readers to both our print and FE8en*.)AWbedW"?7+((*- 1302 Angle Rd Sw online editions,” said publisher Ron Slechta. “Time has Jim Crowther Julia Kramer Sheryl Miller Kalona, Iowa President Secretary Treasurer come to find ways to help fi- )'/#)(/#+,+/ )'/#*)&#)'-* )'/#/),#.),) 319-683-2448 nance our electronic media platform.” THE NEWS NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020 | PAGE 3A Portion of Highway 1 closes on Aug. 10 LOOKING AHEAD THURSDAY AUGUST 6 Mid-Prairie School Board A portion of Highway 1 be- The official 19.3-mile detour Old Man’s Creek with a rolled- Cattle and Hay Sale – Kalona Highland School Board tween Kalona and Iowa City routes traffic onto Highway 22 steel bridge. Sales Barn. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 12 will be closed for several weeks from Kalona to Riverside, then In addition, two new rein- beginning Aug. 10. on to Highway 218. SATURDAY AUGUST 8 Sheep, goat and hog sale – forced concrete box culverts The Iowa Department of Local traffic will have access Tax-Free Sale – Community Kalona Sales Barn. will be constructed at Old Transportation announced the to Iowa 1 except for the bridges Country Store Annex, 5657 Ga- THURSDAY AUGUST 13 Man’s Creek overflow. closure due to the replacement crossing over Old Man’s Creek ble Ave. SW., Kalona Cattle and Hay Sale – Kalona The prime contractor is of two bridges and construc- (Iowa 1 near mile marker 78) Sales Barn. tion of two new box culverts and over Old Woman’s Creek Kraemer North America. SUNDAY AUGUST 9 4 Man Big $$ – Kalona Golf just south of Johnson County (Iowa 1 near mile marker 79). To allow for quicker bridge WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19 Club, 9 a.m. Sheep, goat and hog sale Road F-52, south of Iowa City. The project involves the re- construction, the contactor is – According to the Iowa De- placement of the existing steel Tax-Free Sale – Community Kalona Sales Barn. using accelerated bridge con- partment of Transportation’s girder bridge over Old Wom- Country Store Annex, 5657 Ga- struction methods and work- THURSDAY AUGUST 20 Fairfield construction of- an’s Creek with a concrete ble Ave. SW., Kalona fice, the closure will continue beam bridge, and replacement ing under an aggressive sched- Cattle and Hay Sale – Kalona through late September. of the existing steel bridge over ule to complete their work. MONDAY AUGUST 10 Sales Barn. Aug. 12 hearing set for Northridge Subdivision PET OF THE WEEK EARL KALONA R-3 residential lots. dwellings. A public hearing on the re- This includes 64 R-1 lots for Kos said the goal was to get zoning of the 59-acre North- single family homes on either approval to proceed with grad- side of the current main drive ridge Subdivision of the South- ing and installation of some in- into the former Shiloh com- town Development has been set frastructure by Sept. 9. plex. for 6:30 p.m. Aug. 12. He noted that if much of the The main drive is now The Kalona Planning & Zon- grading could be started this called Vista Drive, south of fall and the developer could ing Commission, meeting in 133rd Street. start selling residential lots, open session (wearing masks), There would be an area on with building to start some- voted to set the hearing after the west side that would fea- receiving a presentation by ture housing lots surrounding time late next spring. Adam Kos, project manager, of two ponds. Kos also pointed out that Moyna Holdings of Elkader. Phase one intent as of now Moyna has been engaging with The property is owned by is to have 64 total lots the Washington County Con- Moyna Holdings, Inc. and Kos. H'·+(i_d]b[#\Wc_bo$ servation Commission to de- Kos explained the request H(·d_d[i_d]b[#\Wc_boeh velop park space and trails in was to rezone the now A-1 Ag- zero-lot line. the development that could be riculture to mixed use residen- H) · j^h[[ckbj_\Wc_bo finalized by the time lots would tial that includes R-1, R-2 and intended to be townhome type be available for sale. Riverside OK’s Community Beautification Incentive

BY KALEN MCCAIN mum of $2,500 as a “matching cants must consult with the THE NEWS monetary incentive grant city before they start work on RIVERSIDE package” as a forgivable loan the given project. to property owners planning to Eligible improvement proj- The Riverside City Coun- restore, rehabilitate, update, or ects included landscaping, cil unanimously approved its otherwise beautify residential door repairs and installation, Residential Community Beau- tification Incentive Program at property within city limits. most roof work, and adjust- its Monday night meeting, Furnishing and equipment ments to meet ADA require- The program, which the purchases, pest extermination ments, among others. meeting packet said was de- and structural additions were The packet said grant signed to create “a positive, among a list of “ineligible im- awarding would be approved at clean, and welcoming environ- provements.” The packet noted city discretion and be “consid- SUBMITTED that retroactive applications ered subject to the availability ment for our residents of Riv- This week’s PAWS & More pet of the week is Earl, an adult male gray erside,” will provide a maxi- were invalid, meaning appli- of funding.” and white domestic medium hair. Earl is described as a “love bug.” He likes petting and will give you lots of purrs. He is vocal and loves BRIEFS attention. Earl is OK with kittens but not with older cats. For more information on Earl, contact washingtonpawsandmore1978@gmail. Water for Life is Aug. 7. Donations are also will be on display. Andrae No- com or call 319-653-6713. golf benefit welcome. Mail to Swartzentru- raine will give a program on ber at 829 First Place, Kalona, pickleball. seeks sponsors IA 52247. The will be a board meeting The annual Water for Life following the meal and pro- COLLEGE NEWS will be held at the Kalona Golf Optimists to meet gram. Course on August 21 with tee Western Governors University session on June 7. times of 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at City Park Aug. 6 Historical board Rebecca Meyerholz of Kalona has earned for 4-person teams. The Kalona Optimist Club “Our golf benefit is your will meet at 6 p.m., Thursday, to meet Aug. 13 a Master of Science, Management and Leader- St. Ambrose University opportunity to get involved in Aug. 6 at the Kalona City Park. The Kalona Historical Soci- ship degree from Western Governors University. Alison Yoder of Kalona was named to the the mission and work of Water The meal will be catered. ety Board of directors will meet St. Ambrose University spring 2020 Dean’s List. for Life,” commented Mitch The three bicycles and hel- at 5:30 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 13, Mount Mercy University Students must achieve a grade-point aver- Swartzentruber, benefit chair. mets that the Optimists are at the Historical Village Visi- Timothy Smith of Wellman graduated dur- age of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale to be named Water for Life in a non-prof- giving away to Kalona children tors Center. ing Mount Mercy University’s Summer 2020 to the Dean’s List. it organization that has been working in Haiti for 25 years, drilling wells for clean drinking water and crop irrigation. PUBLIC AUCTION More info on Water for Life go Sat., Aug. 15, 2020 9 a.m. to www.wflhaiti.com. Nelson & Betty Sue Borntrager Farm, 1252 Poplar Blvd, Kalona IA 52247 Swartzentruber noted people and companies can be JhWYjeh%Ia_ZIj[[h;gk_fc[dj>ehi[iJWYa Buggies & Carts involved by sponsoring event B_l[ijeYa;gk_f>eki[êbZ >Wo;gk_fIêfJeebiBWmdWdZ=WhZ[d and hole sponsors and signing 7kYj_ed[[hiDej[0D[bied8[jjoIk[8ehdjhW][h"Emd[hi,'.$+'/$&))(1 up 4-person teams. 7iD[biedWdZ8[jjo^Wl[cel[Zekje\ijWj[ Contact Swartzendruber at m[m_bbX[i[bb_d]Wbb_j[ciWjFkXb_YB_l[7kYj_ed$ 319-936-0749 or Merlin Miller at 7bb_j[cickijX[h[cel[Z\hecfhef[hjoXo7k]kij()"(&(&$ EhZ[he\7kYj_ed0H_d]'0/7$C$^WohWYai"jeebic_iY"êhi[i"Xk]]_[i"jWYa" 319-936-7974. \WhccWY^_d[ho1H_d](0/0)&7$C$êki[êbZ"iêfjeebi"bWmdWdZ]WhZ[d"c_iY$ Event sponsorship deadline FbWdjeYec[if[dZj^[ZWo$ J^[h[Wh[bejie\_j[ci\eh[l[hoed[$ NOTICE Jmeh_d]im_bbX[i[bb_d]j^hek]êkjj^[ZWo$ Please abide by CDC directives for social ANNUAL TAX-FREE SALE distancing & avoid auction if you are sick. AUGUST 8 - 9 BkdY^WdZ8Wa[Z=eeZiedI_j[Fhel_Z[ZXoj^[7c_i^BWZ_[i$ IWb[edWbbYbej^_d]$'&&ehb[ii '&e\\Wbb\eejm[Wh 9ecckd_jo9ekdjhoIjeh[7dd[n +,+-=WXb[7l[$IMAWbedW PAGE 4A | THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020 OPINION THE NEWS LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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Beverly Ann Butterbaugh daughter of children and camping. On Thursday, July 30, 2020, n e w b o r n s Mast, 81 of Kalona, died Mon- R a y m o n d Survivors include her chil- Mildred Elizabeth Lemley, lov- and for the day, July 27, 2020, at the Uni- and Velda dren: Scott (Karen) Butter- ing mother and grandmother, local school. versity of Iowa Hospital and (Duwa) Cha- baugh of Riverside, LeaAnn sister and aunt passed away She enjoyed Clinics in Iowa City. lupa. She Lindemann (Chris Burns) of suddenly of a heart attack at making knit- Graveside services were g r a d u a t e d Iowa City and Denise (Ben) the age of 92. Funeral services ted items for held Friday, July 31, 2020, at from Kalona Culbertson of Kalona; broth- were held Wednesday, Aug. 5, family. Sharon Hill Cemetery with High School ers: Dayle (Joanne) Chalupa 2020, at the Snyder and Hollen- O n c e Father Bill Roush and Deacon and was and Dwane Chalupa; sister: baugh Funeral and Cremation a month she Derick Cranston officiating. A united in Carolyn “Corky” (Ralph) Coo- Services of Lone Tree. Due to fixed a liver memorial in the name of Bev- marriage to COVID-19, social distancing and onion meal for friends and erly Mast has been established Alvin Mast per; 10 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and many standards will be in place and family. She was an active mem- to the St. Joseph’s Catholic in March of 2009. all in attendance will be reber of the United Presbyterian nieces and nephews. Church and St. Jude’s Children She owned and operated the quired to wear a mask. If you Church in Lone Tree. Millie She was preceded in death Hospital. Peterseim Funeral Talk of the Town in Kalona, arrive without, one will be dearly loved not only her fam- by her parents; husband; and Home is caring for the family. was a member of St. Joseph provided. Burial will held at ily, but also her church family. Beverly was born June Catholic Church and enjoyed granddaughters: Haley Coppes a later date in the Lone Tree Millie will be deeply missed 15, 1939, in Kalona, Iowa the quilting blocks for her grand- and Amanda Butterbaugh. Cemetery. A memorial fund by her son: Phil Lemley; four has been established at the fu- grandchildren: Katherine and Marla J. Yoder neral home in memory of Mil- Tom Lemley, Jana Lemley dred. Online condolences for Lower, and Alysa Lemley Cop- 1958 - 2020 the Lemley family may be sent pinger; 12 great-grandchildren: to www.sandhfuneralservice. Savant Suykerbuyk; Caroline, A celebration of life for Mar- day, Aug. Lane Eggs, Kalonial Town- com. Merritt and Avery Lemley; la J. Yoder, 61, of Kalona, will be 1, 2020, at house, Washington County Hos- Millie was born Aug. 12, Nick Gluba; Michael Lemley; held Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020, at the Univer- pital Dietary Department, the 1927, in Wellman, Iowa, to John Kyra Banos, Gabe, Kellan, 10:30 a.m. at Lower Deer Creek sity of Iowa Kalona Bakery and transported and Pearl Canott. She attended and Konner Coppinger; Ka- Mennonite Church in rural Hospital. Amish. She was a member of school in Wellman and taught tie Recker and Tom Lower; Kalona with Pastor Don Patter- Marla Jean Lower Deer Creek Mennonite at a country school there. She 10 great-great grandchildren: son officiating. Burial will fol- Yoder was Church and the Mennonite His- low at Lower Deer Creek Cem- born Sept. torical Society. Marla enjoyed married Keith Lewis Lemley Daniel and Joseph Recker; Sa- etery. Visitation will be held 20, 1958, in puzzles and attending WMSC. Dec. 1, 1945. They raised one vanna and Carsyn Shoemaker; Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2020, from 2 Washington, Survivors include four sib- son, Phillip. Grayden, River, and Jackson – 7 p.m. at the Peterseim Funer- Iowa, the lings: Mary Yoder of Divide, Millie was head cook at Wil- Lemley; Mary Gluba; Charles al Home in Kalona, with family daughter of Marion “Tex” and Colo., June Yoder of Newton, liamsburg elementary school and Henry Lower; and one sis- present from 2 – 5 p.m. Social Doris (Reber) Yoder. She at- Kan., Julie Yoder of Kalona and for 35 years. She loved to paint ter: Evelyn Leigh. distancing guidelines will be in tended Washington Township Morgan (De) Yoder of Kalona; a with Bob Ross; some of those Millie was preceded in place. A memorial fund in Mar- Elementary, Mid-Prairie Jr. number of cousins; and special paintings hang on her wall death by her mother: Pearl; la’s name has been established High and graduated from Mid- friend: Vernon Fountain. today. After retirement they father: John; two brothers: at Hills Bank Kalona. Prairie High School in 1977. Preceding Marla in death moved to Lone Tree, where she Francis and John; one sister: Marla Yoder died Satur- Marla worked at Country were her parents. enjoyed needlework and cook- Virginia; a niece: Joann; and ing. She knitted many hats for her husband: Keith. Douglas Michael Green Doris P. Schuessler 1969 - 2020 1920 - 2020 Douglas Michael Green, 50, R e b e c c a borhood Fellowship in Keota. of Nichols, passed away at his (Schreiber) Doug enjoyed woodworking, Doris P. Schuessler, 100, of but most of home on Sunday, Aug. 2, 2020, Green. He biking, motorcycle ministry, Lone Tree, passed away Tues- all, Doris surrounded by his family. Fu- was a 1988 hunting and spending time day, July 28, 2020, at Pioneer dearly loved neral services will be 11 a.m. on graduate of with his granddaughters. Park in Lone Tree. Funeral to spend Friday, Aug. 7, 2020, at the Sny- Lone Tree Doug will be deeply missed services will be held at a later time with der and Hollenbaugh Funeral High School by his wife: Kari of Nichols; his date at the Snyder and Hollen- her family. and Cremation Services of Lone and con- children: Kalyn (Ben) Probst baugh Funeral and Cremation Doris Tree. Burial will be in the Lone tinued his of West Liberty, Dylan Green Services of Lone Tree. Burial will be dear- Tree Cemetery. Visitation will e d u c a t i o n and fianceé Kelsie Stoddard will be in the Lone Tree Cem- ly missed be held on Thursday, Aug. 6, at Kirk- of Cedar Rapids, and Dalton etery. A memorial fund has by her chil- 2020, from 4-8 p.m. at the funer- wood Community College. On Green of Iowa City; two grand- been established at the funer- dren: Den- al home. In lieu of flowers, me- June 9, 1990, Doug was united children: Kinsley and Eliza al home in memory of Doris. nis (Donna) Schuessler of Lone morials may be directed to the in marriage to Kari Elizabeth Probst; 12 nieces and nephews; Online condolences for the Tree, Dean (Sheryl) Schuessler Soldiers for Christ or the Good Sandburg at St. Mary’s Catho- one brother: Phillip Green Schuessler family may be sent of Channahon, Ill., Rita (Tim) Neighborhood Fellowship in lic Church in Lone Tree. Doug of Coralville; and one sister: to www.sandhfuneralservice. Hayes of St. Charles, Mo., and Keota in memory of Doug. On- worked at A&J Associates in Deborah (Michael) Schaffer of com. Norene (Mike) Nelson of Ce- line condolences for the Green North Liberty, PSI in Wellman West Liberty. Doris Pauline Wyjack was dar Rapids; 12 grandchildren: family may be sent to www. from 2001 – 2018 and side con- Doug was preceded in death born on Feb. 6, 1920, in Iowa Lisa (Mike) Cognetti, Coleen sandhfuneralservice.com. struction jobs from 2018 to pres- by his grandparents; parents; City, Iowa the daughter of Pe- (Steve) Orton, Darren (Erin) Douglas Michael Green was ent. He was a member of the aunts and uncles; nephew: Mi- ter John and Martha (Krueger) Schuessler, Jill (Marc) Wright, born on Oct. 7, 1969, in Iowa Soldiers for Christ Motorcycle chael Eugene Schaffer Jr.; and Wyjack. Doris was a graduate Brian (Shay) Schuessler, City, the son of Donald and Ministry and the Good Neigh- niece: Dairy Rose Schaffer. of City High. On Dec. 27, 1941, Jolynne (Jacob) Meseck, Greg Doris was united in marriage (Dianna) Hayes, Matt (Su- to Harold Schuessler in Iowa zanne) Hayes, Justin (Katie) Marilyn Louise Allensworth Walker City. Hayes, Todd (Brenna) Nelson, Doris was a member of the Chad (Erin) Nelson and Ryan 1934 - 2020 United Presbyterian Church, (Alyson) Nelson; and 27 great- Lincoln Rural Women’s Club, grandchildren. Marilyn Louise (Allen- sister Patty in-law: Mike Brenneman of Federated Women’s Club, Doris was preceded in death sworth) Walker, of La Grange, S p r e a k e r Kalona; and two sisters-in-law: T.T.T. and several bridge clubs by her parents; husband; one Texas, left this world to be with and brother Regina (Jeannie) Jones (My- in the Lone Tree area. She was brother: Wayne Wyjack; three our Heavenly Father on Thurs- John Al- ron) of Kalona and Virginia very musically inclined, play- sisters: Lorraine Bowen, Betty day, July 30, 2020. She was 86 lensworth. Allensworth of Kalona; and nu- ing the piano and organ by ear Grout and Joyce Tuttle; and years, 5 months, and 5 days old. M a r i l y n merous nieces and nephews. and enjoyed artistic painting, one great-grandson. Marilyn was born in Daven- could bake Marilyn was preceded in port, Iowa, to Winthrop and a mean Ger- death by her parents: Win- Ethel (Pilcher) Allensworth on man Choco- throp and Ethel (Pilcher) Al- Feb. 25, 1934. late cake lensworth; brother: Rex Allen- She lived in Wapello, Iowa, and a melt- sworth; sister: Eleanor Thorton and helped her family in their in-your-mouth pecan pie, both and husband Kenneth; sister: restaurant business. Her fam- of which were Tom’s favorites. Patricia Spreacker and hus- ily eventually moved to Kalona, Christmas time was special band Howard; nephews: Ronnie and it was there that she met to her, and her family would and Charles Thorton; in-laws: her future husband, Tom. Af- gather at her home for fun, Herman (Chet) and Catherine ter high school, she worked in a feasting, and festivities. She Walker; sister-in-law: Fran- dental office and then for her fu- loved to hide presents around ces Kelley and husband Don- ture father-in-law in the Kalona the house and give clues, so the ald; sister-in-law: Margaret Post Office. children had to search for the Brenneman; and brother-in- When she married Tom on gifts. Each summer many of law: Patrick Walker. Aug. 14, 1954, Marilyn began her her grandchildren would take In an abundance of caution life as the wife of a teacher and swimming lessons for three due to the recent COVID-19 op- coach in Shenandoah, Iowa. In weeks while staying with her erating procedures, the funeral the summer of 1963, Tom moved in New Braunfels, which are home and church will be follow- the family to Texas to continue some of the grandkids’ most ing the recommendations of the his teaching and coaching ca- treasured memories. Marilyn Governor and County Judge. reer. During this time Marilyn was a member of Sacred Heart Facemasks must be worn in the was a devoted mother of five Catholic Church in La Grange funeral home and the church and a homemaker. Tom even- and was devoted to our Blessed and social distancing up to six tually found his way to Schul- Mother. feet apart must be observed. enburg, Texas, and once all five Marilyn is survived by Visitation will be held on children were in school, Mari- Tom, husband of 65 years; and Sunday, Aug. 9, 2020, from 12-6 lyn spent the next few years five children: Theresa “Terri” p.m. at Koenig-Belvill Funeral as a teacher’s aide in Schulen- Wagner (Bill) of La Grange, Home & Cremations. The fam- burg school district. Tom and Doug Walker (Mary Sue) of ily will receive friends from 4-6 Marilyn then moved to the New Corpus Christi, Jolene Byrd p.m. A rosary will be recited at Braunfels, Texas, area to follow (Marshall) of La Grange, Renee 6 p.m. Tom’s career. While there, Mar- Walker of San Antonio, and A funeral mass will be ilyn was a teacher’s aide in the Kevin Walker of Buda. She held at Sacred Heart Catholic Mountain Valley Elementary is also survived by thirteen Church in La Grange at 10 a.m. School in Comal ISD, and then grandchildren: Ramona Glis- Monday, Aug. 10, 2020, with at St. James Catholic School. son (David), Rhea Wagner, Re- burial at 3 p.m. in the St. Peter She also worked at the Legg’s, gina Walker (Shane), Rhianna & Paul Catholic Cemetery in Hanes, Bali outlet store. Said (Karim), Sean Walker (Te- New Braunfels, Texas. When Tom retired, they resa), Lindsay Walker (Jacob In lieu of flowers, memo- moved to La Grange, Texas, Sanchez), Ashley Byrd, Laurie rial contributions may be where Marilyn closed out her Byrd, Carroll “Tre’” Parker, III made to Sacred Heart Catholic career as an after-school care (Christi), Brittany Wiatrek (Da- School, PO Box 548, La Grange, provider at Sacred Heart Catho- vid), and Ethan Walker, Dylan TX 78945; St. Jude Children’s lic School. Walker, and Austin Walker; 13 Research Hospital, P.O. Box Marilyn was a beautiful great-grandchildren and two 1000 Dept. 142, Memphis, TN wife, devoted mother, and cher- great-great-grandchildren also 38101-9908; Ronald Mc Donald ished grandmother. She earned survive Marilyn: Emily Villal- House, 3312 Gallows Road, Falls several nicknames as her fam- pando (daughter Mabry and son Church, VA 22042; or to a char- ily grew, including Baca Mama, Dax), Elyse, and Ely Glisson, ity of one’s choice. Grandma Marilyn, Grandma Kamry Ledesma, Kelli-Taylor Funeral arrangements have Lemon, MeeMaw, G-ma, Grand- Evenson, and Kolby Walker, been entrusted to Koenig – Bel- ma Darlin’, and Oma. Ramzi, Rasha, and Rami Said, vill Funeral Home & Crema- She loved traveling around the Ryan and Merritt Walker, and tions, 208 W. Pearl, La Grange, United States on camping trips Rylee and Blakelee Wiatrek. Texas. Family and friends can and attending family reunions Marilyn is also survived by view and sign the guestbook on- in the summer. The trips of- brother: John Allensworth line at www.lagrangefunerals. ten included the families of her (Jaci) of Mesa, Ariz.; brother- com. PAGE 6A | THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020 LIFE THE NEWS OBITUARY July birthdays and zucchini bars

Linda Dianne Messer It’s Wednesday morning and Walls, ceilings, furniture, and 1949 - 2020 the humidity has gone, leaving windows were cleaned. Many us with a much cooler morn- hands make lighter work! Linda Dianne Messer, 70, b y t e r i a n ing. We had a light shower this I have dark green material to Z_[Z Jk[iZWo" CWhY^ (*" (&(&" Church on morning, which we needed. sew a dress for myself for niece at her residence in Washing- Saturday af- It seems quiet around here Laura’s wedding next week. ton, Iowa. ternoon. In- this morning, with Mose, Su- Son Kevin and I pulled the Celebration of life services terment will san, Jennifer, and Ryan not sweet onions from our garden. will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday, be private. staying here anymore. They are Now we need to tie them up 7k]$."(&(&"Wjj^[Kd_j[ZFh[i- Please living in a travel trailer (RV) date with niece Emma and to dry under the porch by the byterian Church in Washing- visit www. at their place so that Mose can Menno’s newborn son. Menno walk-out basement. ton with Pastor Tony Widdel jonesfh.com work evenings on their house. HWo mWi Xehd Wj '(0&+ f$c$ ed The girls and I made supper officiating. The family will re- for the com- They have a gas stove and re- @kbo(-$>[`e_diWi_ij[h@[ii_YW for four families in our church Y[_l[\h_[dZi\hec(f$c$kdj_b plete obituary previously pub- frigerator and running water Rose, 18 months. Menno Ray who have had new babies or 3:30 p.m. at the United Pres- lished. in there so they can shower, etc. also has a cousin, Austin, who surgeries. We made meat loaf, Susan is still washing her laun- jkhd[Zjmeed@kbo(-$7kij_d¼i potato casserole, and zucchini parents, Benji and Margaret, dry here because she doesn’t bars, which are easy to make have water hooked up in their live at the next place over from and use up zucchini. garage. Yesterday we washed Menno and Emma and are in Take care, stay healthy, and our clothes and filled the lines our church district. So three lit- God bless! and then we washed her clothes. tle boys all share the same day, Zucchini Bars Ed CedZWo" @kbo (-" ]hWdZ- all a year apart. 2 cups sugar son Ryan turned a year old. Ryan loves his Grandpa Joe. They had his birthday party He will crawl for him, laugh- 2 cups flour here at our house because there ing when he sees him. If I want 2 teaspoons salt is more room. They gave Ryan to take him away from Joe, he 1 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon a small cake to eat and did he turns toward Joe. 4 eggs have fun! He smashed the frost- Last week my daughter 1 1/4 cup vegetable oil ing up in his mouth. It was so Elizabeth and baby Allison, 2 1/2 cups shredded zucchini cute. We sang Happy Birthday daughter Susan and Ryan, and 2 teaspoons soda and he smiled and knew he was son Kevin and I went to niece Combine all ingredients and bake in a getting all the attention. Elizabeth’s to assist her in cookie sheet pan at 350 degrees for 20 to 25 Ryan isn’t walking yet, al- cleaning. Manuel and Elizabeth minutes. Cool and frost with cream cheese though he stands by himself for will host church services on frosting or sprinkle with chocolate chips when a little while and tried to take Sunday. Grandchildren Abi- almost done baking. a few steps. He walks by fur- gail, Jennifer, and T.J. stayed Cream Cheese Frosting niture, and it doesn’t take him here with my other daughters 6 ounces cream cheese long to climb steps although we so that we were able to get more 2 teaspoons vanilla don’t let him do it without us done. Sister Emma and Ste- 1/4 cup margarine watching him. ven, and niece Emma and Jes- 2 cups powdered sugar Ryan now shares his birth- sica were also there for the day. Beat well until mixture is smooth. KALONA PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS

We now are offering curb- Reid; “The Wedding Thief” by “Llamas and the Andes” by side service Monday and Tues- Mary Simses; and “The Gretch- Mary Pope Osborne and Nat- day 9:30 a.m.-7 p.m., Wednes- en Question” by Jessica Tread- alie Pope Boyce; and “The day-Friday 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m., and way. Camping Trip That Changed Saturday 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. New adult nonfiction: America” by Barb Rosenstock. Patrons can also schedule “Heirs of the Founders” by New easy books: “Bag- an appointment to come into H.W. Brands; “Fathoms” by head” by Jarrett J. Krosoczka; the library for 30 minutes. Ap- Rebecca Giggs; and “For All “Bubble Ball Game!” by Mary pointments are available: Who Hunger” by Emily Scott Tillworth; and “How to Catch CedZWo(#,f$c$ M.D. the Tooth Fairy” by Adam Wal- Jk[iZWo"(#,f$c$ New junior fiction: “You lace. M[Zd[iZWo"deed#*f$c$ Don’t Know Everything, Jilly New board books: “Un- J^khiZWo"deed#*f$c$ P!” by Alex Gino; “Late Lunch stoppable Me” by Adam Dirks IWjkhZWo"/0(&W$c$#deed with Llamas” by Mary Pope with Bethany Hamilton. >_]^ h_ia fWjhedi" Ced- Osborne; and “The Overlord Check out the library’s web- day-Friday, 9:30-11:30 a.m. Protocol” by Mark Walden. site at www.kalona.lib.ia.us or New adult fiction: “If I New junior graphic nov- Facebook page – Kalona Public Were You” by Lynn Austin; els: “Adventure Time Comics” Library. “The Pull of the Stars” by by Cartoon Network; and “Ste- Patrons can also download ;ccW :ede]^k[1 ¹(. Ikc- ven Universe” by Cartoon Net- books and magazines from the mers” by Elin Hilderbrand; work. computer using their library “Steadfast Mercy” by Ruth New junior nonfiction: card number. WELLMAN-SCOFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS

Wellman-Scofield Public Li- Curbside pickup will be contin- Trouble” by Theanne Griffith; brary is open by appointment ued for anyone wishing to use “The Infamous Ratsos are Not to limit the number of contacts this service. Afraid” by Kara LaReau; and and to ensure patrons and staff New adult fiction: “Drag- “Dragon Ghosts” by Lisa Mc- remain safe and healthy. onfire” by Ted Bell; “The Van- We allow one person/family ishing Half” by Brit Bennett; Mann. into the library for 30 minutes, and “The Safe Place” by Anna New easy reading: “The after which we will properly Downes. Magical Yet” by Angela DiTer- clean and sanitize. New biography: “The An- lizzi; “Max Explains Every- We ask that children are not swer Is: Reflections on My thing: Grocery Store Expert” left unattended as there are no Life” by Alex Trebek. by Stacy McAnulty; “Shapes toys or computers available. New young adult: “10 If you would like to make Things I Can See From Here” (Board book)” National Geo- an appointment, please call by Carrie Mac. graphic; and “Chicken Little” 319-646-6858 to schedule a time. New junior fiction: “Brain by Sam Wedelich. LOCAL CHURCH SERVICES

Ainsworth at 9:30 a.m.; 9:30 service Live-streamed on Facebook. Bonewald; Sunday: Worship: 10 a.m. Sunday School 10:15 school - 6th grade). Wellman Mennonite Church: 1215 8th Ave. 646-2532; Ainsworth Community Church: Ainsworth, Worship Sunday Sunday Worship: 9:30 a.m. Sunday. 10:30 a.m.; Kids Club Wed 6:30 p.m. Kalona United Methodist Church: 4th St. & C Ave. 656- Nichols South English 2642, www.kalonaumc.org; Pastor: Gene Kubli; Sunday Nichols Christian Church: 607 Grant Ave; 723-4346; English River Church of the Brethren: 29252 137th St. West Union Mennonite Church: 3253 305th St. Parnell, Hills Worship: 9:30 a.m. Fellowship following. Sunday School: Sunday Services: Worship 9:30 a.m.; Sunday school: (Hwy 22 between South English & Kinross) 667-5235; 646-6004; Pastor: John David Kenney; Sunday Worship: St. Joseph Catholic Church: Hills, Adminstrator: Father 10:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Sunday Worship: 10 a.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. 9:30a.m. Sunday School: 10:45a.m.; Mennonite Wom- Mike Spiekermeier; Carol Kaalberg, 319-330-5324. en: First Wed. of every month 8:30a.m.-3p.m.; Men’s Mass schedule: Sunday 10 a.m Lower Deer Creek Mennonite Church: 1408 540th St. Nichols United Methodist Church: 315 Main; 723-4585; Wellman Luncheon: second Thurs. noon of each month at Roger SW 656-2076, http://ldcmc.org, Email: [email protected]; Pastors: Mary & Don Timmermann; Sunday Services: 9 Amish Circuit: Pleasant Hill (Joetown) June to Oct.; Sun- Stutzman’s. Iowa City Pastor: Don Patterson; Associate Pastor: Steve Nelson; a.m. Family Worship Service with Children’s Message day Service: 10:30 a.m. For information, call Fred Wag- Crosspoint Baptist Church, Pastor Mike Barr. Meeting at Sunday Worship: 10 a.m. Sunday School: 9 a.m. ner, 319-936-7778. Zion Christian Fellowship: 1308 Madison Ave. Pastor: the Clarion Hotel 2525 N. Dodge Street, Iowa City; Sun- St. Mary’s: Short St & Grand Ave; Administrator: Father Elvin Martin. Worship: 9:30 a.m. day Worship 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Sharon Bethel Mennonite Church: 5 miles north on Mike Spiekermeier; Carol Kaalberg, 319-330-5324 Sun- Asbury United Methodist Church: 601 8th Ave. 646-2417; Supper and Bible Study (offsite). Highway 1, ¼ mile east, 683-2672; Pastors: Delmar day Mass: 8 a.m. Pastor: Melissa Warren; Sunday Worship: 9:15 a.m. Drive West Chester Bontrager, Elwyn Stutzman, Gabriel Beachy, Lamar Ropp; in worship, lower parking lot. Radio station 101.7 West Chester United Methodist Church: 403 Franklin Kalona Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. North English Street, 698-4665; Pastor: Melissa Warren; Sunday 10:45 Cornerstone Community Church; 229 South 14th St.; Champion Hills United Methodist Church: 3132 TT Ave., First Baptist Church: 600 4th St., 646-2254; Pastor: Rev. a.m. Masks required. No singing. Floyd Yutzy, 319-430-9574; cornerstonekalona@gmail. Sharon Center United Methodist Church: rural Johnson rural North English. 319-664-3829. Sunday worship: Mark Larson; Sunday School for all ages 9:00 a.m. Sun- com; Sunday, 10 a.m. Nursery & kids’s classes available County at corner of James Ave & 520th St. 683-2564, 10:30 a.m. day Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. Communion is held the Washington http://sharoncenterumc.wordpress.com; Pastor Anita Oxford first Sunday of each month. Immanuel Lutheran Church (ELCA): 1226 E Washington East Union Mennonite Church: 5615 Gable Ave. SW, 656- Johnson; Casual Worship: Sunday 8:30 a.m. Fellowship Windham Community Church: 1424 Black Diamond Rd. St. 653-3950; Pastor: Maureen Howard; Sunday Worship 2590; Joel Beachy, Pastor, Sunday Worship: 9:30 a.m. Hour: 9:30-10:30 a.m. Sunday School for all ages: 9:30- SW, 2 miles north of Frytown. Pastor: Randy Harker, 319- Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd (Missouri Synod) & Communion Service: 9 a.m. Faith Formation classes Sunday School: 10:45 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Traditional Service: 10:30-11:30 a.m. 430-1912; Sunday Worship 10 a.m. windhamchurch.com 5th St. & 4th Ave, 646-2702; Pastor: Rev. Zachary Voss; for all ages are held from 8:15-8:55 a.m. Wednesday Sunday Worship: 11 a.m. Evening Worship & Communion 6 p.m. (all year round) Fairview Conservative Mennonite Church: 2605 540th St. Sunnyside Conservative Mennonite Church: 501 14th St. Richmond website: luthwash.org Current info on church phone re- SW; Pastors: Conrad Hertzler, 319-512-6186; Sunday 656-2688; Pastors: Floyd Helmuth and Marv Bender; Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church: 648-2331, cluster- New Life Community Church: meets at Parkside Activities cording, 319-653-3950 Worship: 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship: 9:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Sunday School: parishes.org; Fr. Bill Roush; Mass: Sunday 8 a.m. Center, office located at 214 8th Ave, 674-9057, Office 10:45 a.m. hours: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Mon-Fri. www.newlifewellman.org; Prairie Flower Baptist Church: 1909 Larch Ave, at the cor- Full Gospel Revival Center: 1103 J Ave. 656-2298; Pas- Riverside Pastor: Aaron Fleming, 646-2390; Sunday Worship: 10 ner of 190th St., rural Washington; Pastor: David Cotner. tor: Jeremy Gugel; Sunday Worship: 10 a.m.; Wednesday English River Chapel: 209 1st St., 656-3156, Sunday The Church In Riverside: 41 E 1st St., 698-2185, the- a.m. Sunday Worship: 10:15 a.m. Sunday School: 9 a.m. Prai- Mid-Week Service: 7 p.m.; [email protected] Worship: 9:30 a.m.; Small group meetings in homes [email protected]; Patrick Leonard, Evan- rie Time: 9:45 a.m. Wednesday: Various activities posted throughout the week. gelist; Service Times: Sunday 10 a.m.; Wednesday 7 p.m. Salem Mennonite Fellowship: 1306 Keokuk Washington on our web site, prairieflowerbaptistchurch.org Gospel Light Fellowship: 401 E Ave (Hwy 22) Pastor: Rd., 7 miles west of Wellman; Ministry: Gerald Kreider Dwight Schrock, 319-530-4783; Sunday School: 9:30 Kinross River City Church: Meet at Highland Elementary School, 319-667-2728; Wilford Beachy 319-656-3733; Sunday St. James Parish: 602 West 2nd St. , 653-4504, 319- a.m.; Message: 10:45 a.m. Kinross Christian Church; Sunday worship: 8:30 - 9:30 220 Schnoebelen St.; www.rivercityia.org; Pastor Rodney Worship: 10:30 a.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. 458-0412 cell; Father Bernie Weir; Sat. 5:30 p.m.; Sun. 9 a.m. Gehman; Sunday at 9:30 a.m. a.m.; Spanish 11:30 a.m. stjameswashington.org Haven Conservative Mennonite Church: 5203 Cosgrove St. Joseph Catholic Church: 11th St & Maplewood, 648- Rd. SW, 1 mile west of Hwy.1; Ministry: Nelson Beachy, Lone Tree St. Mary’s Catholic Church: 51 St. Mary’s St., 648-2331, 2331, clusterparishes.org; Fr. Bill Roush; Saturday Mass: United Methodist Church: 206 W 2nd St. 653-5446; Pas- 683-2377, James Swartzentruber, 683-2372; Sunday St. Mary’s: 216 W. Jayne St; Administrator: Father Mike clusterparishes.org; Fr. Bill Roush; Mass: Sunday, 10 5 p.m. tor: Kwang Song; Traditional worship 8 & 10 a.m. Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Spiekermeier; Carol Kaalberg, 319-330-5324 Saturday a.m.; Thursday 11 a.m. at Pleasantview Home. school 10 a.m. Nursery available for 8 and 10 a.m. ser- Mass: 4 p.m. Upper Deer Creek Mennonite Church: 6 ½ miles west of vices. Washingtonumc.com. Kalona Mennonite Church: 6th Street & J Ave., 656-2736, Trinity United Methodist Church in Riverside: 11 E 2nd Cheese Factory, 656-3843; Pastor: Elmer Miller; Sunday kalonamennonitechurch.com; Pastor: Josh Lundberg; United Presbyterian Church of Lone Tree: 110 W Elm St; St. 648-3092; Pastor: Edward Peterson, Sunday Service: Worship: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School: 11 a.m. Washington Reformed Presbyterian, Washington; Sab- Sunday Worship: 8:30-9 masks required; regular service 629-4900 www.lonetreeiowachurch.com; Pastor: Rev. Jim 9:30 a.m. Sunday School: 10:45 – 11:15 a.m. (Pre- bath School 9:45 a.m.; Worship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m THE NEWS LOOKING BACK THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020 | PAGE 7A 115 YEARS AGO AUG. 11, 1905 LOOKING BACK - BOONE SCHOOL - 1965

Kalona Miss Zella Snider is clerk- ing in Ben Boon’s ice cream parlor. Miss Myrtle Snider is clerk- ing for I. S. Edmondson. Miss Mable Brooke has taken her place in the post office. Mr. Allender of Keota was in town Wednesday and made arrangements to have his mer- ry-go-round here on Woodmen Day. The Frank Chez home, east of Richmond, was quarantined Monday for scarlet fever, one of the nine children having the disease. Riverside St. Mary’s congregation have rented the Hardy house for a parsonage. They expect to use it for about two years. In the near future Rev. Jacob- smeier will vacate the old parsonage and it will be razed to the ground and a foundation will be laid for a new church this fall. Front row: Ray Miller, Maynard Gingerich, Earl Swantz, Philip Schrock, Curtis Yoder, Randy Maas, Marilyn Yoder, Eunice Hahn. Second row: 100 YEARS AGO Don Swartzendruber, Jeanna Schlabaugh, Leslie Yoder, Lou Ann Schlabach, Arlene Yoder, Inez Gingerich, Evelyn Miller, Dale Miller. Third AUG. 5, 1920 row: Ervin Swantz, Mervin Yoder, Dean Miller, Anna Marie Schrock, Roxanne Grout, Linda Schlabach, Geneva Swartzendruber, Sandy Schla- baugh, David Yoder. Teacher Sandra Nafzinger.

Kalona Sam Hochstetler, Jonas Yoder, John A. Stutsman, J. year. field. Riverside B. Eimen and their families Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yoder The Kalona United Method- Pfc. Virgil Bixby, 20, of Iowa Joni Beachy and Justin Clark are making an auto trip to the and Daniel left Thursday for ist Youth Fellowship left for the City, was killed July 29, in Viet- won the bicycles given by the Amana colonies today. Manitou, Colo., to spend two White Earth Indian Reserva- nam action. He was a graduate Kalona Optimist club during Wm. O’Loughlin moved last weeks. tion in Minnesota, where they of Highland Community High its annual bicycle safety pro- week to their fine new home Mr. and Mrs. John L. will be teaching Bible School to School. gram. in the north part of town and Hostetler and Sherol and Mr. the Chippewa Indians. Youth Coach Terry Bowton an- Alan Keyes, a Republi- R. H. Peterseim to the former and Mrs. Ben J. Yoder returned participating include: Nancy nounced football practice will can presidential candidate O’Loughlin home. They made from a vacation in Minnesota. and Luanne Morgan, Patti begin Aug. 21. Highland is de- will speak at the Kalona Area the trade of homes a few weeks Elsie Miller and Beulah Swartzendruber, Cindy Swart- fending its conference cham- Chamber of Commerce build- ago and the move was complet- Dickel visited from Friday un- zendruber, Joette Hartley, Deb- pionship standing. The annual ing Aug. 16. ed last week. til Tuesday evening with Mr. bie Smith, Elaine Allensworth, watermelon feed will be Aug. Riverside Wellman and Mrs. Ronald Hartzler in Janice Hendrickson, Carol and 21, after the second practice. Superintendent Cunning- The Dr. Miller family are Wisconsin. Marilyn Anderson, Gary Beck- Dads are also encouraged to at- ham reported that construc- out of quarantine and are now Supper guests Monday eve- ley, Leon Mast, Tony Hartley, tend the watermelon feed. tion on the new Riverside ele- at home again. They have ning in the E. D. Hershberg- Steve Stutzman, Bob Stagner, The Highland cheerleaders mentary building is about two been quarantined at the home er home were Mr. and Mrs. Lowell and Ronnie Gingerich. are participating in a workshop weeks behind schedule, but the of Mrs. Miller’s sister near Lamont Kelley and family, Sgt. Accompanying the group as at the University of Northern building is expected to be ready Kalona, for the past six weeks, and Mrs. Richard Kelley, Mrs. sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Iowa. Cheerleaders included so it can be moved into over where the Van Scoy girls, the Anna Grady, Mrs. Willis Gin- Emerson Swartzendruber, Mr. are Sharon Goodwin, Teresa the Christmas holiday break. Brown children, and Dr. Mill- gerich, Neia Ann Kern, Mrs. and Mrs. Leroy Stutzman, Mr. Goodwin, Dee Kaufman, Jen- He suggested that an army of er’s two boys were all victims Melvin Saforek and Sherwood and Mrs. Duane H. Gingerich nie Latta, Susan O’Conner, volunteers be mustered to help of scarletina. They have no Strickler. and the Rev. Bross. Judy Ossman, Nancy Pogge, make the move. idea how they contracted the Sally McGuire is visiting in Mid-Prairie boys basket- Cindi Soukup and Kathy Yeg- disease, unless the Van Scoy Iowa City and Des Moines. ball players attending camp at gy. children became infected in Wellman Wartburg College were Gary their journey here from South The Maplecrest turkey Hochstedler, Bob Stagner, Jim- 25 YEARS AGO Dakota. None of the cases were plant began its daily schedule my Litwiller, Greg Boyd, Ken- PLACE serious. earlier than in normal years. neth Ehrenfelt, Steve Yotty, AUG. 10, 1995 / At a meeting called for that The government has placed an Reed Edmundson, Doug Show- BUY IT purpose Monday evening it embargo on all turkey packed alter and Steve Mast. was the unanimous decision by the firm, expecting 5,000 A girls softball team was Kalona A of those present that Wellman birds or three refrigerated cars organized the second week Construction has begun on / should hold an old settler’s pic- to be shipped daily. They will in July. The girls ranged in the first 500 feet of road to ser- SELL IT nic in the near future. be used for special day dinners age from 10 to 13 and a total vice the new Valley Industrial Riverside for the Army and Navy. of 14 girls participated. After Park located just south of Kalo- CLASSIFIED Riverside now has a deep Cpl. Vernie Goodwin ar- the first game with Riverside na Plastics at the south edge of well furnishing an abundant rived home early Wednesday more and more girls became the city. The first tenant will IT supply of good clear water, fit morning. He has been medical- interested and the number of be Dean’s Auto Body. The new FIND 15 words: for any and all purposes. At the ly discharged from the Marine girls participating grew to 22. facility will be under construc- $7.00 last council meeting the city Corps. The girls are Angie Murphy, tion soon and open by late fall Accompanying Mr. Faye Julie Yoder, Vicki Berg Jane according to owner Dean Mill- After 15: dads decided to remedy the $ complaints made by everyone Rowe to Chicago Sunday were Niffenegger, Janice Kloepfer, er. 0.30 who has been using the city his son, Glen and Butch Beck- Cathy Shalla, Candy Shal- water and by many others who ler, The trio had an exciting la, Mary Beth Kallaus, Gail would have been water patrons day attending the Mich.-De- Shaver, Carla Shelter, Debbie if the water had been fit for troit ballgame, take a boat ride Pantel, Nancy Kos, Jeanette use, by drilling two new wells and touring the city. Shaffer, Ann McAndrew, Sue on the hill near the stand pipe. Dr. Miller will move into Harland, Karen Ehrenfelt, Car- The contract was awarded to his new office across from the lene Yoder, Nancy Schaefer, Latta & Luckey, who promised creamery Monday. Men are Voncille Anderson, Paula Yo- a good well in a short time. busy installing X-ray equip- der, Barb Stumpf and Jenny ment this week. Strabala. ProvidingComfort and Support in 66 counties The children of Lynn But- Due to the large number of 75 YEARS AGO terbaugh and Francis Butter- girls, the names were placed AUG. 9, 1945 baugh are ill with scarlet fever. in a hat and two teams were drawn. Elaine Lowenberg and 50 YEARS AGO Mary Schaefer each coaching Kalona one of the teams. Junior Allen, Lt. Richard AUG. 6, 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ging- Welte and Robert Beranek, erich, recently retired person- who are stationed in the Phil- nel of the Kalona Post Office, ippines, met recently and the Kalona were honored at dinner at the three spent an evening togeth- Kirk Bailey, a two-year Bryn Mawr steak house near er. veteran on the Cedar Rapids Ainsworth. Sharing the cour- The Sharon Hustlers 4-H police force, was named police- tesy were Postmaster and Mrs. club entertained the 4-H moth- man of the year by the Cedar Earl D. Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ers and past club members Rapids Sertoma Club. ard Morgan, Mrs. H. L. Walker, Call to learn more when they held their local Bailey, born at Kalona, at- Marvin Kolosiek, Mr. and Mrs. Albia 877.577.8222 Greenﬁeld 877.577.8555 achievement day at the Sharon tended Muscatine junior col- Donald G. Hochstedler. CedarRapids 877.577.2999 Sioux City 877.577.3888 High School. Dora and Dortha lege before entering the Army Wellman Des Moines 877.577.2888 Waterloo 877.577.3999 Sleichter gave their demon- Reserves for six months active There was a happening in stration “From Bag to Beauty duty. He was appointed to the Wellman Sunday that involved www.careinitiativeshospice.org Rests.” The girls presented a Cedar Rapids police depart- only a few people, but it was dance and Dorothy Slemmons ment in June 1968. He operated an experience that brought joy sang the 4-H Clover song as an undercover agent and and appreciation of the now There were 14 members lived among the so-called “hip- generation to a young Well- Everyone from the ages of 13 to 64 should present at the meeting of the pie types” in Cedar Rapids four man couple. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle get tested for HIV at least once in their lives. Womens Catholic Order of For- months. This assignment and Miller stopped by a local oil esters at the parish hall with investigation was culminated station to buy pop from a self- Mrs. Velma Waldschmidt and with the arrest of nearly 20 service machine. While mak- Lois Strabala as hostesses. Af- drug users and pushers. ing change, Mr. Miller laid ter the business meeting the Tracy Anderson, a local law his wife’s billfold on top of the group played airplane bunco student at the University of machine. The couple returned with prizes going to Emily Ko- Iowa, has been invited to write home unaware she left her losiek, Mrs. Merritt Reiner and for the Iowa Law Revue. billfold. Rick Allen, son of Mr. Norma Grady. Dr. D. G. Sattler has ac- and Mrs. Charles Allen, Eddie Mrs. Joe TeBockhorst was cepted an invitation to become Miller son of the Harold Mill- hostess to the H. J. Club last a member of the recently es- ers and Doug Ulin, son of the Thursday afternoon with four tablished National Physicians Oral Ulins, showed up at their members, several children Advisory Council. door with her billfold. The bill- and the following guests pres- Robert Sattler, member of fold contained $85 in cash and ent: Mrs. Daryl Goodwin, Mrs. the Cedar Rapids Accordion credit cards and nothing was Lamont Kelley, Mrs. Dale Aces, and his mother, Mrs. D. missing related Mrs. Miller. Duwa, Mrs. Merritt Reiner and G. Sattler, returned home after She said they were able to find Mrs. Urban TeBockhorst. having accompanied The Aces the boys later and express their Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Bartell of on a tour of Expo 70 in Japan thanks with a reward. Cresco called on Marjorie Gin- and musical appearances at Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Miller, gerich at the Joe P. Gingerich the exposition. Kathy, Kirby, Kelly and Kay home. Mrs. Bartell and Miss Slightly over two weeks are vacationing this week in Make getting tested a part Gingerich were polio patients training period remains before the Black Hills of South Dako- at the University Hospital in the Optimist and Rotary clubs ta. of your routine health care. 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GOODRICH/Continued from Page 1A over the years. from a car accident required tomatoes, potatoes and locally way-or-the-highway’ attitude, his sons and another from an Goodrich’s dedication to his back surgery. While pipeline renowned turnips, which the Goodrich was humble at his auctioneer, saying “my doctors goal was a mix of kind-hearted maintenance was hard work, Wellman Advance called “big- core, though he would never are really going to be mad at empathy and sheer stubborn it wasn’t enough to satisfy ger than softballs” in 2007. openly admit it. me today, I think I overdid it.” force of will. Goodrich, who always needed Most of the homegrown “He just didn’t want to be “If he formed an opinion something to stay busy. food was donated to the Osceo- pretentious; he didn’t wear It was the last time anyone years ago, that was his opin- “If he could work three jobs la Senior Center, the Wesley a suit any of the time except spoke to Jim Goodrich. He ion,” Bob Goodrich said. “We he would, and he always tended House in Iowa City, or church to go to church and he quit died at his home in Wellman tried to buy him a cell phone… bar even when he worked for food banks. The generosity that too,” Bob Goodrich said. that night, where he was later He never used it, never picked the pipeline,” Bob Goodrich didn’t stop there, however. Bob “He said ‘I don’t think people found by his family. it up. The funny thing was, he said. “Every year he got six Goodrich said his brother kept should be discouraged from Goodrich left behind a lega- switched all his material up on weeks of vacation, and he a “garage full of miscellaneous going to church because they cy of compassion in the face of the pipelines with computers… would always contract out with stuff,” mostly appliances and can’t dress nice,’ so he certain- it’s not that different.” a construction company or furniture acquired at auctions, ly did not.” hardship. His scrapbook con- Jim Goodrich’s charitable somebody, and he worked every which he routinely gave away On the afternoon of July 14, tained countless certificates of tendencies may have also one of those days… He needed to anyone in need. Jim Goodrich walked into The appreciation, thank you cards stemmed from his work ethic. to be busy all the time.” “I have a garage full and News office with a 2-inch thick and hand-written letters, all After completing an eighth- Goodrich’s hard work paid people know it,” Jim said in a scrapbook in hand, saying “I voicing gratitude to a man who grade education at Truro off in more ways than one. He 2008 article from the Washing- figure I’m something of a leg- did anything to help those in Public School, he worked on met his future wife, Donna, ton Evening Journal. “They end around here, and someone several farms before joining while bartending in Iowa City. can come for it. Whether it’s a ought to write a story about need. the Great Lakes Pipe Line Co., The two would eventually stove or a blender, I have it.” me.” “There’s that old saying, (now Williams Brothers Pipe move to a 55-acre spot in Well- Goodrich was renowned for He agreed to wait for a call it’s better to give than receive, Line Co.) in his late teens. The man together, fulfilling a life- volunteer work alongside his back within the week to set up that’s what motivated Jim,” job eventually brought him long dream of Jim’s once he charity. He made a habit of pro- an interview and went about Bob Goodrich said. “Somebody to Washington County, living perfected the property with its viding free transportation to his day. asked him some time, he said in Riverside before moving to own fishing pond. Iowa City, and was among the On July 16, he loaded sev- ‘why do you do that,’ and he Wellman. Goodrich put the extra first volunteers to deliver for eral items into a van, eagerly Goodrich was forced to re- space to good use. He raised the Meals on Wheels program preparing for a much-antici- said ‘I never gave it a second tire after 41 years with the Wil- an array of livestock along- in Wellman. pated move to Kalona, before thought.’ It was just his nature; liams Brothers, when an injury side countless green beans, Despite his exterior ‘my- answering a call from one of it was just the way he was.”

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Schmidt suggested that the held till the current owner amount of time proposed, to of utilizing the district’s newly city administrator’s commu- shows legal documentation of six weeks maternity leave, and approved Virtual Learning nication could include the ob- road easements of the private three weeks of paternity leave. Academy or the Home School servation that, because Kalona road owned by Meadow Brook The council passed Resolu- Assistance Program. is a tourist destination, some Mobile Home Park. tion 2020-P, a resolution set- While board members were visitors might come from areas Council gave the recom- ting date for Public Hearing of one accord regarding a full- Whatever you decide, we with a more severe outbreak mendation to begin formal 28-E for 7 p.m., Aug. 17 regarding time option, they were split will make it work.” of the COVID-19 virus and pos- discussions with Washington the Kalona Southtown Urban on the issue of face masks, as Mark Schneider sess a greater risk of infection. County Conservation for po- Renewal Area, and on Urban were people who spoke during Mid-Prairie Superintendent In other business, council tential options for the public Renewal Plan and Project. the public forum. members approved a Shiloh lands at Southtown. Council approved Resolu- “If teachers and students water tower temporary ease- The council assigned the tion 2020-Q, a resolution waiv- want to wear masks, by all ment for city access purposes council members on the park ing the city of Kalona’s right means let them,” one parent ents mostly and staff mostly,” between CJ Moyna and the city board to handle these discus- under Iowa law and city ordi- said. “Don’t make us wear Pickard said, adding that he of Kalona and a Shiloh Water sions. The council members nance to review the parcel split masks if we don’t want to.” would prefer masks to be op- Tower Transfer Agreement were Joe Schmidt, and Craig that is located within two miles Another parent pointed out tional. that provides the city with Spitzer. of city limits in Washington that “human beings are social Board member Mary All- clear ownership of the tower. Resolution 2020-O was ap- County. The property is owned beasts.” read spoke against mandating At the July 20 meeting, city proved, a resolution adopting by Floyd Helmuth. “I’m concerned about a loss masks, saying, “I’d like it to be council members approved a changes to Section 10, in the It also approved Resolution of communication when stu- an option for masks for teach- number of resolutions related City of Kalona Personnel Man- 2020-R, a resolution waiving dents can’t see a face,” the par- ers and students.” to real estate developments. ual. the city of Kalona’s right under ent said. “I would encourage an Board member Denise Chit- A public hearing was con- In Section 10, under Leave, Iowa law and city ordinance option that includes optional tick said, “I would like to see ducted on a rezoning ordi- a policy will be added for pa- to review the parcel split that masks.” Mid-Prairie schools return nance that reclassified 126 A rental leave, for maternity and is located within two miles of A Mid-Prairie High School 100% face-to-face, with face Ave. from M-2 heavy industrial paternity. the city limits in Washington student said he has a sister coverings mandated for all in- to R-3 multi-family. Council made the recom- County, property is owned by with health conditions, putting volved and social distancing in Final reading will not be mendation to change the John E. and Janice Wallerich. her at a higher risk of infection. class areas and common areas “I want to go back to school whenever possible.” as much as anyone else, but I’m Gugel said, “I do feel that not willing to lose my sister because there are hundreds Tired of spending your nights and just for someone else’s right,” of people, we should have face he said. “Is wearing a mask re- masks because there seems to ally that bad? You have a slight be enough concern among a weekends working on the books? inconvenience of wearing a large group of people that this piece of cloth on your face.” would bring safety and secu- A teacher said that she felt rity.” that there was not much sup- A parent proposed starting port for how she feels. the school year with optional “We can’t forget that we’re masks, then revisiting the sub- in a pandemic,” she said. “We ject at the end of September, have to do our part to slow saying, “We need a baseline.” the spread and do our part to Ultimately, the board vot- keep our students and teachers ed 4-3 to require masks, with healthy.” Allred, Pickard and Jodi Mead- Pickard noted the divide in er voting against the mandate. opinions regarding face cover- As part of the motion, the ings. board agreed to reassess the “I feel like, with this one, mandate at its Sept. 28 meet- you’re choosing between par- ing.

BONTRAGER/Continued from Page 1A Don’t stress over payroll! consider it, and just knowing council meetings. how much I appreciated hav- “I think we have two really Let us handle the stress of payroll with our afordable ing somebody who had been on good choices,” council member for a while when I first came Aaron Fleming said. “I could payroll services, from weekly payroll check on, I could be a support like feel good either way. that,” she said. “Nathan, I would love it if preparation, to monthly tax reporting and W-2’s. Another person considered in 17 months you would throw by the council was Nathan your name in the ring again Do what you do best, and let us Fick, who is a fixture at city and run for this position.” NOTICE take care of the rest! The News webpage will We provide monthly include paywall as of August 1 bookkeeping services to suit Obituaries, marketplace advertising, photo galleries, your needs, and allow you to classified and legal advertising still can be accessed without charge. You will be allowed to read four complete stories Tired of boring tax appointments?get back Just to whatNeed you a change? do best. each month before you will be required to pay for reading the complete content if you are not a subscriber of The News. DonDon’t’t wait wait for fornext next year, year,call or call message us now us now and and we’ll we ’makell make switching switching easyeasy!! Mail or online subscribers to The News will have total access of the website including the E-Edition. No Appointment Needed Tax Preparation | Virtual Appointments & Tax Planning You can subscribe to the E-Edition Full-Service Bookkeeping & Payroll and website for only $30 a year. You can get the mail edition and total access to the website for one year for $43 in Washington, Johnson, Muscatine and Iowa counties, $45 elsewhere in Iowa and $54 out of state.

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PAUL D. BOWKER/THE NEWS Mid-Prairie High School football campers began the first day of the event with sprints on Monday in front of towering cornfields at Mid- Prairie in Wellman. The camp goes through Thursday. Fall practice in football, girls volleyball and cross country starts next Monday. SEE ALL-STARS | PAGE 3B

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PHOTO PROVIDED PHOTO PROVIDED Winners of the women’s volleyball league at Kalona YMCA Rec Center: From left, Winners of the coed volleyball league at Kalona YMCA Rec Center: From left, Vic- Moria Slabaugh, Amber Miller, Haley Slabaugh, Monica Schlabach, Bethany Kramer, tor Gingerich, Joy Sassan, Jake Franckowiak, Austin Yoder, Moria Slabaugh, Bethany Bethany Adams. Kramer. PAGE 2B | THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020 SPORTS THE NEWS GOLDEN HAWKS of SUMMER After winning conference, district and substate titles, Mid-Prairie’s baseball team traveled to Des Moines for its first state tournament appearance in 13 years. Plenty of Hawk fans cheered them on.

PAUL D. BOWKER/THE NEWS Mid-Prairie starting pitcher Keegan Gingerich lets a pitch fly in the Class 2A quarterfinals against West Lyon on July 27 at Principal Stadium in Des Moines.

At right, Mid-Prairie catcher Vinny Bowlin goes down following a foul tip. He was down on the ground for several minutes, but was OK and stayed in the game.

At left, Golden Hawks players greet each other during the pregame lineup announcements.

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WARREN YODER PHOTO Tracy McArtor, the girls golf coach at Mid-Prairie High School, tees off during the final hole of play in the Kalona Golf Club Men’s Club Championship on July 25. McArtor won the championship with a 27-hole score of 116. He defeated Matt Berg by one shot. The win qualified McArtor for the Iowa state tournament at the Atlantic Golf and Country Club, beginning Friday. Thirty-three golfers took part in the Kalona Golf Club Championship.

ALL-STARS/Continued from Page 1B Junior infielder Eli Ours, for postseason honors. Named Joining Buckman on the who hit .382, and outfielder to the first team were fresh- SEISC first team was Arlie Lo- Kobe Borntrager led six Hill- men Abbi Stransky and Dani rack, a Lone Tree sophomore. crest Academy selections. Both Laughlin, and eighth grader Holley Johnson, a senior were on the first team. Sarah Burton. outfielder, was named sec- Named to the SEISC sec- Making the list as second ond team, and Lily Miller and ond team were pitcher London teamers were sophomore Kinley Hayes were honorable Schrock and infielder Noah pitcher Grace Batcheller, ju- mention. Miller. Drew Blauvelt and nior infielder Jenna Sands, Also making honorable Luke Schrock made honorable sophomore infielder Kinze mention were Hillcrest Acad- mention. Hora and junior utility player emy’s Mia Graber and Esther Two freshmen and an Kayla Cerny. Hughes. Advertise in our Business Directory! eighth grader made the SEISC Ali Brand and Jessica Mid-Prairie’s Rylee Ver- Edbo'/%m[[a

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WEAMER ELECTRIC LLC, SERVICES ...... 63.00 BONTRAGER, JAYNIE , SUPPLIES ...... 50.00 HOEPER, STEPHANIE , TRAVEL ...... 27.90 KRON, SHANE , SERVICES ...... 383.28 SAVVAS LEARNING COMPANY, SUPPLIES ...... 1,318.24 BSN SPORTS LLC, SUPPLIES ...... 1,284.00 HOGLUND BUS CO INC, BUSES ...... 192,000.00 WELLMAN AUTOMOTIVE, SERVICES ...... 655.41 KUENSTER HEATING & AIR LLC, SERVICES ...... 289.57 SCHLABACH, LAWRENCE , SERVICES ...... 228.00 WELLMAN COOP TELEPHONE ASSN, TELEPHONE...... 2,388.28 BUSINESS RADIO SALES & SERVICE, REPAIRS ...... 259.04 HOLLAND MICHAEL RAIBER & SITTIG PLC, LEGAL FEES ...... 72.00 KUHLERS, KYLE , SERVICES ...... 184.58 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS OF IOWA, FEES ...... 6,228.00 CADY, SECRETARY, KARMEN , POSTAGE ...... 61.33 HOME DEPOT PRO, THE , SUPPLIES ...... 1,477.65 LEARNING FORWARD, FEES ...... 159.00 SCHOOL SPECIALTY INC, SUPPLIES ...... 1,235.53 WELLMAN, CITY OF , UTILITIES...... 1,021.95 CENTRAL IOWA DISTRIBUTING INC, SUPPLIES ...... 427.00 HOTSY CLEANING SYSTEMS, SUPPLIES...... 899.99 LIBERTY DOORS INC, SERVICES ...... 1,036.00 SHARON TELEPHONE CO, TELEPHONE ...... 394.15 WEST MUSIC CO INC, SUPPLIES ...... 586.60 CINTAS CORPORATION, SERVICES ...... 5,267.41 HULING, DAVE , SERVICES ...... 120.35 LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INS CO, THE , INSURANCE...... 6,411.61 SIGOURNEY COMM SCH DIST, FEES ...... 8,873.70 WMPF GROUP LLC, SERVICES ...... 270.00 CJS OIL COMPANY, SUPPLIES ...... 301.52 HUMPHREYS SOUND, SERVICES ...... 421.00 LOONEY, ANGIE , SERVICES ...... 60.00 SIMULATION CURRICULUM CORP, SUPPLIES ...... 5,850.00 WOLF FLORAL INC, SUPPLIES ...... 422.50 COX SANITATION & RECYCLING INC, SERVICES ...... 360.00 HUNTER, KRISTAN , SUPPLIES ...... 181.89 LOONEY, TOM , SERVICES ...... 60.00 SOCIAL THINKING , SUPPLIES ...... 125.96 WORSTER, STEPHEN , SERVICES ...... 450.00 CULLIGAN WATER TECH, SERVICES ...... 13.95 IASBO, FEES ...... 175.00 MACGILL & CO, WILLIAM V , SUPPLIES ...... 2,698.98 SOFTWARE UNLIMITED INC, SERVICES ...... 7,050.00 YOTTYS INC, SUPPLIES ...... 948.14 CUSTOM IMPRESSIONS INC, SUPPLIES ...... 65.86 INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS, LLC, SERVICES 73,064.40 MAGNET STREET, SUPPLIES ...... 1,506.69 SPEARS, YOLANDA , SERVICES ...... 750.00 ...... 1,479,976.84 D R AND C INC, SERVICES ...... 16,055.53 INTERNATIONAL LITERACY ASSN, SUPPLIES ...... 104.00 MALICHKY, CYNTHIA , ADM. CHANGE ...... 1,000.00 SPRING HILL GARDENS, SERVICES ...... 165.82 DAILY IOWAN, THE , SERVICES ...... 106.20 INTRADO INTERACTIVE SERVICES CORP, SERVICES ...... 2,207.50 MANN COMPANIES, HORACE , INSURANCE ...... 236.50 STAPLES ADVANTAGE, SUPPLIES ...... 427.12 Published in The News, Thursday, Au- DECKER SPORTING GOODS, SUPPLIES ...... 430.80 IOWA ASSN OF SCHOOL BOARDS, FEES ...... 5,847.00 MARCO, SERVICES ...... 4,483.02 STAPLES CREDIT PLAN, SUPPLIES ...... 159.99 gust 6, 2020 L-187

INSTITUTIONAL REPLACEMENT HARDWARE, SUPPLIES ...... 177.02 LONE TREE COMMUNITY SCHOOL, IN HOUSE TRANSACTION ...... RODER, ANDY , OFFICIALS ...... 125.00 LONE TREE CSD IOWA ASSOC OF SCHOOL BUS OFFICIALS, REGISTRATION ...... 175.00 ...... 19,264.77 ROEDERER, BOB , OFFICIAL ...... 50.00 IOWA ASSOCIATION OF FCCLA, FCCLA REGISTRATION/SUPPLIES 50.00 GENERAL FUND SCHLABACH, LAWRENCE , OFFICIAL ...... 110.00 IOWA CITY ATHLETIC OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION, DUES ...... 100.00 LYNCH DALLAS, PC, LEGAL FEES ...... 132.00 LONE TREE CSD COBB OIL COMPANY, DIESEL, GAS ...... 339.68 SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR, ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE ...... 402.36 IOWA CITY COMM SCHOOL DISTRICT, TUITION/FEES ...... 38,843.75 MATHESON TRI GAS, SUPPLIES ...... 131.75 SEABURY & SMITH, HEALTH INSURANCE...... 2,355.24 VENDOR TOTALS REPORT BY VENDOR- ORRIDOR TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS, TECHNOLOGY SERVICES ..... IOWA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK, ICN FEES ...... 453.63 MCKINNIE-SHAW, DAJON , WELLNESS CENTER INSTRUCTOR ..... 82.50 JULY 1, 2020 - JULY 31, 2020 ...... 26,381.85 SITLERS SUPPLIES INC, SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT ...... 135.00 DIAMOND VOGEL PAINT 252, SUPPLIES ...... 139.10 IOWA GIRLS H.S. ATHLETIC UNION, FEE ...... 540.00 MEDIACOM, WELLNESS CENTER CABLE ...... 221.08 SLOWPOKE DRIVING SCHOOL, DRIVERS ED FEE ...... 2,800.00 Vendor Name, Description, ...... Total DIVISION OF LABOR, ELEVATOR PERMIT ...... 225.00 IOWA PAPER, SUPPLIES ...... 208.39 MENARDS, SUPPLIES...... 320.85 SYMMETRY ENERGY SOLUTIONS LLC, NATURAL GAS...... 86.64 1ST CLASS APPAREL INC, SUPPLIES ...... 60.00 DOERRING, BRAD , OFFICIAL ...... 125.00 IOWA SOLUTIONS, COMPUTER SERVICES ...... 20.00 MID-PRAIRIE COMMUNITY SCHOOL, TUITION/ENTRY FEES....4,237.50 UIHC OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, DOT TESTING BUS DRIVERS ...... 99.00 JOHNSON COUNTY REFUSE INC, GARBAGE SERVICE ...... 710.00 NATIONAL FFA, AWARDS ...... 118.60 AGVANTAGE FS INC, SUPPLIES ...... 37.40 ELECTRIC MOTORS OF IOWA CITY, ELECTRICAL SERVICES...... 252.08 VISA, SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT ...... 3,858.61 JOHNSON, FRANCES , REIMBURSEMENT ...... 451.35 OFFICE EXPRESS, SUPPLIES ...... 81.89 AKERS, KYLE , OFFICIAL ...... 125.00 EMC INSURANCE COMPANIES, INSURANCE PREMIUMS...... 94,773.00 WALMART STORES, SUPPLIES ...... 24.14 ALLIANT ENERGY, GAS & ELECTRIC ...... 4,982.95 FASTENAL COMPANY, NO TOUCH THERMO TEMP ...... 274.20 JOSTENS, SUPPLIES ...... 62.95 ONE SOURCE THE BACKGROUND CHECK COMPANY, BACKGROUND KALONA NEWS, SUBSCRIPTION...... 106.49 CHECKS ...... 40.50 WEST LIBERTY COMM SCHOOL DIST, TUITION ...... 29,650.20 AMSTERDAM PRINTING, SUPPLIES...... 53.22 FERRELL, GRANT , OFFICIAL ...... 125.00 WEST MUSIC COMPANY, INSTRUMENTAL SUPPLIES ...... 270.52 ANTHEM SPORTS LLC, SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT ...... 246.84 GRANT WOOD AEA, SERVICES ...... 68.60 KCII, AD ...... 90.96 PERFECTION LEARNING CO, BOOKS ...... 617.40 ANYTHING CHENILLE, SUPPLIES ...... 582.50 HAASCO LTD, ASBESTOS CLEARANCE SAMPLES ...... 1,500.00 KEMP, KURT , OFFICIAL ...... 110.00 PETERSON INSURANCE, INSURANCE ...... 200.00 WINDSTREAM IOWA COMMUNICATIONS, TELEPHONE ...... 588.88 ARES SPORTSWEAR, SUPPLIES ...... 465.27 HAWKEYE FIRE AND SAFETY, FIRE EXTINGUISHER ...... 512.95 KONDORA PLUMBING & HEATING, PLUMBING/HEATING ...... 4,350.00 PHELPS, SUPPLIES ...... 684.00 Vendors Listed: ...... 79 BARRIOS, CESAR , WELLNESS CENTER INSTRUCTOR ...... 15.00 HIGHLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST, TUITION/FEES ...... 67,563.00 KRON, SHANE , OFFICIAL ...... 110.00 PUSH PEDAL PULL, SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT ...... 315.00 Total: ...... 323,894.66 BSN SPORTS, SUPPLIES ...... 29.99 HULING, DAVE , OFFICIAL ...... 110.00 LEAF, COPIER LEASE ...... 729.00 QUADIENT INC, POSTAGE INK ...... 136.06 CITY OF LONE TREE, WATER/SEWER ...... 372.03 HY-VEE #1281, SUPPLIES ...... 12.45 LENZ, MELISSA , WELLNESS CENTER CLASS INSTRUCTOR ...... 15.00 QUILL CORPORATION, SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT ...... 103.32 Published in The News, Thursday, Au- CITY TRACTOR CO, EQUIPMENT/SUPPLIES ...... 177.27 IMPACT 7G, OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE CLASS ...... 125.00 LONE TREE ACTIVITY ACCOUNT, REIMBURSEMENT ...... 2,486.00 RADIO COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS, EQUIPMENT ...... 7,187.93 gust 6, 2020 L-90

Hutten Rachel E ...... 500.94 Peiffer Cynthia Marie ...... 26,550.00 Thompson Mark J ...... 9,845.00 HIGHLAND CSD Jones Brian Clint ...... 66,672.84 Quail Cory J ...... 5,860.00 Trees Carla A ...... 50,913.51 Kallaus Jayme M ...... 58,634.47 Rapier Justin D ...... 52,999.67 Trower Gina L ...... 36,692.50 Kappes Charles T ...... 19,095.00 Rew Kenneth E ...... 1,695.00 Tufts Patrek T ...... 7,274.65 HIGHLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL Colbert Clint A ...... 2,851.67 Kemp Tim D ...... 2,370.00 Rich Sue E ...... 76,538.00 Van Buren Allison J ...... 7,170.84 YTD EARNINGS – FISCAL YEAR 2020 Colbert Julie M ...... 18,611.98 Kennedy Danielle M ...... 41,865.83 Richardson Cathy D ...... 8,023.25 Van Buren Ashley R ...... 39,499.83 Cole Nicholas E ...... 2,862.50 Kirk Brenda S ...... 20,181.81 Richardson Robert D ...... 1,034.38 Van Schoyck Tamara K ...... 15,335.52 Employee Name ...... Gross Wages Collins Jeffrey F ...... 55,197.67 Krotz Jessica M ...... 14,131.55 Roth Denise A ...... 44,941.67 Van Winkle Duane K ...... 30,275.00 Adamson Cheyann M ...... 4,007.50 Conrad Cindy S...... 51,738.79 Kurtz Michael R ...... 15,882.64 Sammons Mary Beth ...... 73,883.17 Vazquez Mark A ...... 618.76 Alberts Angela L ...... 73,623.45 Coppage Deborah J ...... 2,505.00 Lauer Judith P ...... 63,460.00 Schantz Donald D ...... 75,350.50 Vonnahme Traci R ...... 17,621.59 Amigon Michelle ...... 2,435.20 Dean Amber F ...... 13,833.33 Levy Wendy R ...... 2,835.00 Schneider Kayla A ...... 2,862.50 Waters Christina L ...... 13,928.50 Anderson Christopher M...... 45,496.67 Dean Kimberly J ...... 14,986.04 Loy Shawn A ...... 10,433.03 Schrader Addison K ...... 1,365.00 Wazac Tracy L ...... 2,220.00 Bailey Beverly ...... 555.00 DeNeice Brent C ...... 3,555.00 Major Jessica M ...... 210.00 Schwarz Kelli J ...... 22,714.96 Weber Susan M ...... 13,555.07 Ball Denise ...... 7,183.02 DeWolf Donna M ...... 41,930.26 Manley Sonya G ...... 15,604.57 Sewell Alicia D...... 39,264.42 Weber William J ...... 21,420.06 Ball Derick L ...... 76,032.58 Donovan Joseph M ...... 70,549.34 Marin Maria G ...... 23,177.19 Shultz Jacob H ...... 4,530.00 Whetstine Angela K ...... 62,595.34 Bausch Joyce A...... 18,206.77 Dotson Jane ...... 630.00 Mast Sheila D ...... 18,048.51 Slemmons Karen S ...... 1,084.89 Wide Heidi L ...... 20,099.61 Bauwens Kati M ...... 115.50 Eaton Clay P ...... 45,546.67 McArtor Marjorie A...... 76,471.92 Soukup Misty K ...... 55,343.34 Wieland Carrie C...... 28,131.38 Beachy Marlinda J ...... 20,605.99 Eaton Megan A ...... 31,482.17 McCarthy Michelle M ...... 55,210.17 Staley Nicole M ...... 12,051.17 Wieland Jeffrey A ...... 50,161.93 Bean Brenda K ...... 55,151.34 Eden Michael J ...... 44,102.83 McClenahan Jennifer K ...... 58,017.26 Stanerson Sonya L ...... 63,534.17 Wieland Samantha J ...... 13,361.77 Bean Kylen P ...... 1,717.50 Ellis David K...... 7,605.00 Milledge Seth P ...... 7,138.92 Stewart Debra L ...... 64,969.42 Williams Bethany M ...... 39,399.83 Bohannan Lisa K...... 64,710.00 Fink Jody L ...... 76,207.39 Miller Brittany J ...... 10,550.45 Strabala Julie L ...... 14,020.67 Woepking Patricia ...... 1,440.00 Brase Mary J ...... 57,160.17 Fisher Ashlee M ...... 1,001.88 Miller Michelle E ...... 3,510.00 Strobel Angela R ...... 70,650.52 Wollrab Michelle L ...... 13,173.83 Bressler Mark W ...... 63,785.82 Genck Luana J ...... 21,522.53 Miller Tiffany M ...... 8,570.04 Strubbe Jill L ...... 54,145.33 Yoder Rebeca L...... 58,763.19 Bressler Tiffany D ...... 12,558.44 Genck Steven R ...... 71,650.00 Mize Cindy F ...... 18,511.92 Stumpf Amrika N ...... 6,648.85 Young Jennifer D ...... 2,448.90 Brown Barbara J ...... 114.01 Goodwin Cassandra M ...... 64,302.50 Mize Jennifer M ...... 12,681.95 Stumpf Miller Beverly A...... 387.75 Zywiec Billyray J ...... 80,421.09 Bruegge Diana L ...... 2,446.71 Greiner Teresa M ...... 60,150.33 Montandon Cassi L ...... 6,318.67 Sulhoff Janelle R ...... 51,973.67 Zywiec Molly B ...... 50,929.79 Burns Anna M ...... 61,720.34 Harbison Thomas E ...... 68,053.97 Morel Scott L ...... 3,435.00 Surine Timothy J ...... 67,273.14 Butterbaugh Alison A ...... 19,111.04 Haymond Brian D ...... 66,538.07 Moss Katelynn M ...... 29,009.17 Swafford Elissa ...... 65,672.17 TOTAL WAGES ...... 4,403,855.43 Cerny Rachel A ...... 28,655.67 Hazelett Angela N ...... 95,276.66 Netser Angela M ...... 51,335.83 Swain William J ...... 62,392.17 TOTAL EMPLOYEES ...... 144 Chandler Diana K ...... 16,725.38 Hegenbart Emily S ...... 32,323.76 Norris Susan K...... 8,161.34 Teran-Marsh Michelle L...... 2,003.75 Christner Brandy A ...... 13,153.88 Higdon James D ...... 56,060.17 O’Leary Jane F ...... 92,141.50 Thomann Charlotte A ...... 49,829.34 Published in The News, Thursday, Au- Clarke Bonnie L ...... 9,843.70 Hora Kelsey A...... 2,003.75 Ogilvie Mary L ...... 9,178.00 Thomann Janice L ...... 53,446.51 gust 6, 2020 L-151 Clendineng Jennifer C ...... 39,141.67 Huntington Mitchell P ...... 42,836.43

sponded. Contact was made and she aware he cannot fly it any higher than items. WASHINGTON COUNTY DISPATCH will call her sister. 400 feet and or near houses. Subject Caller in the 400 block of Seventh Caller reports a subject who is was made aware of the complaint. Street, Kalona, reports a violation of a banned from the property is on the gam- Caller in Riverside reports a younger no-contact order. Documentation. July 27 quest an officer. Cited into court Dylan ing floor. Adam Ray Fry, 33, of Sigourney, female came to her residence stating Caller at the casino requests assis- Caller in the 200 block of A Avenue, Loren White, 22, of Kalona, for public was cited into court for trespass. that she isn’t being cared for. Officer tance with an intoxicated patron at the Kalona, reports damage to his truck intoxication. Caller reports a male subject is responded and spoke with all parties. hotel front desk. Caller advised to disre- while they were mowing. July 29 walking towards South Park in Wellman This stemmed from a family disciplinary gard. Subject is under control now. Caller in the 400 block of C Avenue, Caller reports a loose horse on High- yelling at passerby. Officer responded. issue. Unfounded. Officer reports being out with a ve- Kalona, reports her ex-husband is refus- way 22 near Poplar Blvd. Horse has Checked the area and was unable to lo- Caller reports subject having a ver- hicle at Highway 22 and Juniper Avenue. ing to leave. Arrested Brad E Frisbie, 51, a halter and lead. Officer responded. cate anyone. bal altercation in the parking lot of Kalo- of Washington, for a warranty from Iowa Horse was taken to the Sales Barn for Vehicle was previously reported to be Caller in the 200 block of B Avenue na city park. Officer responded. Female a possible intoxicated driver on 140th City PD for violation of no-contact order. the evening. requests an officer to speak with her subject was having an argument with No bond. Transported the subject to the Caller in Riverside reports the theft Street near Ivy Avenue. All over the son who is being disrespectful and dam- someone on her phone. roadway. Arrested Jose de Jesus Orteg- Cheese Factory and turned him over to of a back window out of a mowing trac- aging property. Officer responded and August 1 Johnson County. tor. The estimate to replace is approxi- Falcon, 31, of Wellman, for OWI 3rd of- located the juvenile who has calmed Caller in the 700 block of Sixth fense. Caller in Riverside requests a wel- mately $300. Officer responded and down for the night. Street, Wellman, reports a male subject August 2 fare check on their son. Officer spoke took photos. Documentation. Caller in Riverside reports someone on a lawn mower is dumping a large bag with the caller who will check on their Caller in the 600 block of Seventh has used all of the money on her credit of cans onto the roadway. Officer re- Caller reports a barn on fire in the son on their own. Avenue, Wellman, reports the theft of card. Officer responded and spoke to sponded and was unable to locate any 2600 block of 150th Street, Riverside. July 28 items from his residence, harassment the caller. Report to be filed. cans in the road. Make contact with the Riverside Fire, Riverside QRS, Kalona Caller reports dumping of trash in and violation of a no-contact order. Re- July 31 male subject who had already picked up Fire, Ainsworth Fire, Lone tree Fire, the school dumpster in Kalona, that quest to speak with a deputy. Spoke with Report of a smoke alarm at Park- the cans. Wife retrieved the lawn mower. Washington Fire responded. belongs to a nearby residence. Officer the caller. Documentation only at this side Activity Center. Wellman Fire was Caller in the 1000 block of Walnut Caller requests a welfare check on responded. Located the subjects that time. advised and disregarded due to a false Avenue, Riverside, reports a lost check- two subjects at Eighth Avenue and Sev- dumped the trash and they will return to Caller in the 600 block of Seventh alarm. book. Documentation. Has already noti- enth Street, Wellman, arguing in a golf clean it out. Avenue, Wellman, requests a civil stand- Caller in the 400 block of Seventh fied financial institution. cart. Officers responded and spoke with Kalona caller reports he lent his car by. Street, Kalona, reports a no-contact Caller in Riverside reports a stolen the subjects. Verbal argument only, no to a subject who stole items from his ve- Caller in the 200 block of B Avenue, order violation. Information will be for- wallet and they have located the sus- problem. hicle. Request a deputy. Spoke with the Kalona, reports her son is acting out warded to the county attorney. pect. Officer responded. The suspect Caller in the 1000 block of Second caller. Documentation only. He does not and won’t listen. Request a deputy. Re- Caller in Riverside reports a sub- will retrieve the $7 he had taken and Street, Wellman, reports the neighbor wish to pursue charges. sponded and the juvenile calmed down. ject is flying a drone in the area around return it. Charges were declined and he is burning trash. Officer responded and Officer reports a subject showed July 30 houses. Subject flying the drone advised will be removed from the casino. Casino advised the subject of local ordinance. up for his appointment intoxicated. Re- Welfare check in Riverside. Re- he has it registered with the FFA and is advised subject returned with the stolen Documentation.

Randy R Payne, Darlene A Payne, divided ½ Interest in Part N2 SE 01-74- spouse; Comm 557.136 FT E of SW WASHINGTON COUNTY REAL ESTATE grantor; Thomas R Primmer, grantee; 6 Corn 12-76-9 Thence NW 518.10 FT; warranty deed; Washington Rousseaus Margaret Kay Shelman, Margaret K Aud Parc E in SW SW 12-76-9 SD Lot 22; $55,000 Shelman, Laris E Shelman, grantor; Mar- Stephen L Maxon Administrator, The following county land transac- James L Ledger Revocable Trust, Marga- Sandra K Langdon Estate, Jody garet Kay Shelman Trustee, Margaret Doris E Park Estate, grantor; Stephen L tions are as noted in the Washington ret E Ledger CoTrustee, Margaret E Led- Wagner CoExecutor, Jeremy Kinzenbaw Kay Shelman Trust, grantee; warranty Maxon, grantee; court officer deed; Part County Recorder’s Office. Grantor is the ger Revocable Trust, grantee; warranty CoExecutor, grantor; Jared K Miller, deed; Undivided ½ Interest in Part N2 Kalona Millers 1st Add Lot 9-10 Block 3 seller and Grantee is the buyer. Prices deed; Washington Timber Ridge SD II Mandi S Miller, grantee; court officer SE 01-74-6 Stephen L Maxon Administrator, are estimated based on tax stamp Lot 25 deed; S 50 FT Wellman OP Lot 2 Block Scott D Miller Rochelle Miller, grant- Doris E Park Estate, grantor; Stephen L amount as listed in County Recorder’s James L Ledger, Margaret E Ledger, 5; $55,000 or; Timothy R Kleese, Amanda C Kleese, Maxon, grantee; court officer deed; Lots conversion chart. grantor; J & M Ledger Farms LLC, grant- Mary Clarice Bell, grantor; City of grantee; warranty deed; Revised Aud 2 & 3 in SW NW 25-77-9; Part NW SW June 8-12, 2020 ee; warranty deed; SE 10-75-7; E2 SW Washington, grantee; warranty deed; Parc I, 8.778 Acres in NWFR4 NW 30- 25-77-9 Lisa M Groff, grantor; Kurt Hinrich- 10-75-7;E2 NE 10-75-7; Part Former RR Aud Parc F, Cont. 22.07 Acres in S2 NW 75-6; $385,000 Zook Builders LLC, grantor; Perry F sen, Michelle Hinrichsen, grantee; war- in Part S2 SE 10-75-7 & in Part S2 SW 19-75-7; $287,500 Cheryl A Baldwin CoTrustee, Steve Pfeiffer, Brenda R Pfeiffer, grantee; warranty deed; Washington Sowdens SD Lot 11-75-7; Part N 80 Acres NE 01-75-7; Jon Bell, Mary Bell, grantor; City of L Walker CoTrustee, Wilma C Walker ranty deed; Wellman Deer Meadow Es- 4 Block 1 S 53 FT of Washington Eclipse part E2 of S 75.98 Acres of NE 01-75- Washington, grantee; warranty deed; Revocable Trust, grantor; Lucinda Huff, tates II SD Lot 15; $335,000 Add Lot 9; $55,000 7; Part W2 NE 10-75-7; N 20 Acres of Aud Parc F, Cont. 22.07 Acres in S2 NW Richard A Huff, grantee; warranty deed; CKM3 LLC, Constance Meek, grant- Gary l Collins, Joetta S Collins, W2 NE 10-75-7; Part W 35 Acres of NW 19-75-7; $29,000 Undivided ½ Int in Kalona Key Estate or; Jeffrey A Goodwin, grantee; quit grantor; Whiteway Acres LLLP, grantee; SE 07-75-7; Part NE SW 07-75-7; Lot Jason W Bell, Nancy Bell, grantor; Add Lot 10; $116,000 claim deed; Comm 380.40 FT W of NE warranty deed; SE NE 23-74-6; SW NE 2 in W2 SW 07-75-7; E 34 FT of Lot 5 City of Washington, grantee; warranty Floyd S Walker Revocable Trust, Corn 32-74-9; thence S 264.0 FT, Cont 23-74-5 WFR2 SW 07-75-7; SE SW 07-75-7; Lot deed; Aud Parc F, Cont. 22.07 Acres in Steve L Walker CoTrustee, Cheryl A Bald- 1.6 Acres Glen A Martin, Irmtraud Martin, 3, 16.57 Acres & Lot 4, 5.00 Acres Aud S2 NW 19-75-7; $29,000 win CoTrustee, grantor; Lucinda Huff, grantor; Samantha A Martin, grantee; SD of WFR2 SW 07-75-7; Part N2 NW Jeffrey A Bell, Janice Bell, grantor; Richard A Huff, grantee; warranty deed; warranty deed; Part Washington North- 18-75-7; SE 09-75-7; W2 SW 10-75-7 City of Washington, grantee; warranty Undivided ½ Int in Kalona Key Estate west Washington Lot 6 Kathryn M Guy, grantor; Janice Berg- deed; Aud Parc F, Cont. 22.07 Acres in Add Lot 10; $116,000 Robert A Gaal, Krista R Gaal, grant- er, Steven S Berger, grantee; warranty S2 NW 19-75-7; $29,000 Marvin E Yoder, Marvin Yoder, Alice or; MSJ LLC, grantee; warranty deed; deed; W2 NE 08-77-9; NW SE 08-77-9; Justin Bell, JJ Bell, grantor; City of E Yoder, grantor; Donna M Yoder, grant- Aud Parc A, Part Lot 6 Blk 3 & Washing- S2 NE NW 08-77-9 Washington, grantee; warranty deed; ee; warranty deed; Wellman West Well- ton Highland Park Add Lot 10 Block 14; Washington State Bank, grantor; Ja- Aud Parc F, Cont. 22.07 Acres in S2 NW man Lot 19; Aud Parc F, Cont 3.00 acres Vacated E 16th Street; Aud Parc B, Part cob T Berg, Anna F Berg, grantee; war- 19-75-7; $29,000 in part Wellman 77-9-13 Lot 6 Washington Highland Park Add lot 9-10 ranty deed; Washington OP Lot 7 Block Barry E Plunkett CoTrustee, Lisa Marvin E Yoder, Marvin Yoder, Alice Block 14 16; $90,000 Hardy CoTrustee, Plunkett Hardy Liv- E Yoder, grantor; Travis R Yoder, grantee; MSJ LLC, grantor; Sharon Bethel Nathan Jenkins, Rachelle Jenkins, ing Trust, grantor; City of Washington, warranty deed; Aud Parc E, Cont. 8.25 Church Trustees, grantee; warranty grantor; Jake Lee James Dickinson, grantee; warranty deed; Aud Parc F, Acres in SW SW 16-77-8 deed; Aud Parc A, Part Lot 6 Blk 3 & Madelynn Rose Dickinson, Jeffrey Pike, Cont. 22.07 Acres in S2 NW 19-75-7; Tyler Thomann, grantor; Justin J Des- Washington Highland Park Add Lot 10 grantee; warranty deed; Part NW 03-76- $29,000 otel, Rachel E Desotel, grantee; warranty Block 14; Aud Parc B, Part Washington 9; $255,000 Margaret Kay Shelman, Margaret deed; Aud Parc F, Part E2 SE 22-76-6; Highland Park Add Lot 9-10 Block 14; Phillip E Reed, Phil Reed, Rhonda J K Shelman, Laris E Shelman, grantor; $175,000 $56,000 Reed, grantor; Trisha R Thorson, grant- Laris E Shelman Trustee, Laris E Shel- Donna R Shirkey, grantor; Daniel James L Ledger, Margaret E Led- ee; warranty deed; Washington Western man Trust, grantee; warranty deed; Un- R Shirkey, grantee; deed of surviving ger, grantor; James L Ledger CoTrustee, Add Lot 3 Block 4; $60,000 THE NEWS PUBLIC NOTICES THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020 | PAGE 5B

are primarily adapted for use for agricul- by deleting this subsection in its entirety more people are traveling and gathering JOHNSON COUNTY tural purposes, while so used. and replacing it with the following: throughout the state and within Johnson E. Article 8:1.3.B is hereby amended Pursuant to Iowa Code section 335.2, County; and by deleting the introduction paragraph of no regulation adopted under Chapter Whereas, there is a continuing need Cost of this publication: Madison Snitker...... 532.00 subsection 8:1.3.B and replacing it with 8.3 applies to land, agricultural domi- to protect all residents and visitors of Fiscal year to date cost Mail Services Llc ...... 4257.17 the following introduction paragraph ciles, agricultural barns or outbuildings, Johnson County, especially those who (as of 7/1/20): Marshall County Sherif ...... 560.00 (said deletion does not include any sub- or other buildings or structures, which are vulnerable to being infected with CO- THE JOHNSON COUNTY BOARD OF Mason Properties Llc ...... 500.00 sections within subsection 8:1.3.B): are primarily adapted, by reason of na- VID-19 and experiencing severe illness SUPERVISORS Matthew A Noghrehkar ...... 160.00 To gain exemption for agricultural ture and area, for use for agricultural and or death; and FORMAL MEETING MINUTES Matthew Tracy...... 85.00 domiciles, the applicant shall apply for purposes, while so used. Exemption Whereas, the Centers for Disease JULY 23, 2020 Mechanical Service In ...... 3131.16 and establish that the agricultural domi- shall be determined in accordance with Control and Prevention (“CDC”) rec- Chairperson Sullivan called the Medela Inc ...... 2719.77 cile is primarily adapted for agricultural Chapter 8:1.3. ommends wearing a face covering in Johnson County Board of Supervisors to Medical Associates Cl ...... 2505.50 purposes in accordance with the follow- KK. Article 8:6.4 is hereby amended public where other physical distancing order in the Johnson County Administra- Megan Pospisil ...... 200.00 ing: by deleting this subsection in its entirety measures cannot be maintained to help tion Building Boardroom at 9:00 a.m. as Meld Marketing Inc ...... 375.00 M. Article 8:1.3.C is hereby amend- and replacing it with the following: prevent the spread of COVID-19 from an electronic meeting due to concerns Menards - Iowa City ...... 500.83 ed by deleting this section in its entirety Pursuant to Iowa Code section asymptomatic or unknowing carriers to for the health and safety of Board mem- Mercy Iowa City Lifelin ...... 84.00 and replacing it with the following: 331.301(2), no regulation adopted others; and bers, staff, and the public presented by Mercy Psych Group/Merc ...... 390.33 C. Approval or Denial. Upon submis- under Chapter 8.6 applies to land, ag- Whereas, requiring face coverings to the novel coronavirus pandemic, CO- Mercy Services Iowa Ci ...... 827.00 sion of an application for exemption, ricultural domiciles, agricultural barns be worn by every person who does not VID-19, in accordance with Section 21.8 Mid American Energy ...... 18411.53 the Zoning Administrator shall conduct or outbuildings, or other buildings or meet exclusion criteria set forth by the of the Code of Iowa, as amended. Pres- Midwest Automated Tim ...... 1427.00 a review of the information in a timely structures, which are primarily adapted, CDC, or who was told by a legal, medical, ent: Lisa Green-Douglass (via confer- Midwest Janitorial Se ...... 2665.34 manner. The Zoning Administrator may by reason of nature and area, for use or behavioral health professional, or in ence call), Pat Heiden, Royceann Porter Midwest Ketafusion Llc ...... 375.00 request additional information from the for agricultural purposes, while so used. areas excluded set forth in this resolu- (via conference call), Janelle Rettig (via Miriam Alexa Porras ...... 100.00 applicant within fourteen (14) days of Exemption shall be determined in accor- tion; and conference call), and Rod Sullivan. Mms Consultants Inc ...... 5000.00 receipt of the application necessary to dance with Chapter 8:1.3. Whereas, the following are defined Unless otherwise noted, all actions Morgan Gierman...... 112.00 make the determination. The Zoning Ad- as: were taken unanimously. Mount Pleasant Home ...... 1335.00 ministrator shall make a determination LL. Article 8:7.3 is hereby amended Äeki[êbZc[cX[hÅc[WdiWf[hied 4 Cs Community Coordi ...... 6002.66 Neumann Monson Pc ...... 23946.96 entirety and replacing it with the follow- or other buildings or structures, which who lives a majority of time with the per- Abbe Center For Comm ...... 15568.09 Night Owl Support Syst ...... 285.00 ing: are primarily adapted, by reason of na- son in their apartment, house, mobile Action Sewer & Septic...... 399.40 Novak Design Group Plc...... 600.00 8. Agricultural Barn or Outbuilding. ture and area, for use for agricultural home, or other structure intended for Adam Grier ...... 29.30 Nw Iowa Care Connection ...... 29.92 A structure used for the storage of agri- purposes, while so used. Exemption residential occupancy Addison Brooks ...... 15.00 Office Express Office ...... 238.21 cultural products, storage and repair of shall be determined in accordance with Ä?dZeeh fkXb_Y i[jj_d]Å c[Wdi Wd [d- Adrianna Koczwara...... 192.00 Office Machine Consulta ...... 42.06 equipment and machinery, the produc- Chapter 8:1.3. closed area to which the public is invited Adult Crisis Stabiliza ...... 720.38 Olivia Breann Teach ...... 288.00 tion, care, feeding, or housing of live- MM. Article 8:1.23.A is hereby Whereas, this resolution is not in- Advance Auto Parts ...... 148.83 Oluoma Favour Obi ...... 392.00 stock and other agricultural purposes as amended by adding the words, “unless tended to be punitive or stigmatizing and Affordable Housing Netw...... 25.00 Optimae Lifeservices ...... 1133.46 defined by this ordinance. a property is agriculturally exempt” fol- is in the best interest of health, safety, Airgas USA Llc ...... 91.02 Pacific Interpreters ...... 75.00 S. Article 8:1.6.A is hereby amended by lowing the word “limits”. and economic recovery; and Alliant Energy ...... 131.33 Pathways Adult Day Hea ...... 269.36 deleting the introduction paragraph of Section III. Repealer. All other ordi- Whereas, the Johnson County Board Alyssa Ehrhardt ...... 5000.00 Patricia D Desjardins ...... 275.00 subsection 8:1.6.A and replacing it with nances or parts of ordinances in conflict of Health and Johnson County Board of Amazon.Com Capital Ser ...... 152.88 Patrick J Collison ...... 96.00 the following introduction paragraph with the provisions of this ordinance are Supervisors strongly encourages every American Valuation Gro ...... 919.29 Penn Center Inc ...... 46431.40 (said deletion does not include any sub- hereby repealed. county in the State of Iowa to do the Amy Lynn Barney ...... 26.50 Pocket Nurse ...... 99.25 sections within 8:1.6.A): Section IV. Savings Clause. If any sec- same; now, therefore Anderson-Bogert Engin ...... 2687.50 Ppg Architectural Fini ...... 216.51 A. Primary Uses. The following primary tion, provision, or part of this ordinance Be It Resolved by the Johnson Coun- Arvo Llc ...... 500.00 Prairie View Managem ...... 11195.92 uses are allowed in the A district. Multi- shall be adjudged invalid, illegal, or un- ty Board of Supervisors that: Barron Motor Supply ...... 282.07 Praxair Distribution In ...... 33.37 ple primary uses are allowed on parcels constitutional, such adjudication shall 1. Every person in Johnson County shall Benton County Sheriff T ...... 35.62 Prelude Behavioral Se...... 3200.00 in the A district and uses not exempt not affect the validity of the ordinance wear a face covering when: Big Ten Rentals Inc ...... 203.00 Pride Group Inc ...... 8631.60 under 8:1.3 may be subject to supple- as a whole or any section, provision or ?dfkXb_YWieffei[ZjeX[_d]_ded[i Binns & Stevens Explo ...... 3022.60 Prima ...... 308.00 mental conditions found in subsection part thereof not adjudged, invalid, illegal place of residence, when one cannot Black Hawk County Sher ...... 163.01 Qlik Tech Inc ...... 3132.30 8:1.23. or unconstitutional. stay six (6) feet apart from others Blair & Fitzsimmons Pc ...... 372.00 Quality Home Repair L ...... 1575.00 U. Article 8:1.6.A is hereby amended by Section V. Effective Date. This ordi- ?di_Z[e\Wdo_dZeehfkXb_Yi[jj_d]i"\eh Bound Tree Medical Ll ...... 2399.39 Rapids Reproductions I ...... 135.54 deleting subsection 8:1.6.A.4 in its en- nance shall be in effect after its final example, but not limited to: Braun Intertec Corpora ...... 745.00 Ray Oherron Co Inc ...... 607.71 tirety and replacing it with the following: passage and publication as part of the =heY[hoijeh[i Bremer County Sheriff ...... 75.05 Raymond J Jiras...... 1001.00 4. Agricultural Barns or Outbuildings. proceeding of the Board of Supervisors. F^WhcWY_[i Brett A Campbell ...... 413.00 Reach For Your Potent ...... 2204.34 V. Article 8:1.6.B is hereby amended by On July 9, 2020, motion by Heiden, >WhZmWh[ijeh[i Briani Baboolal...... 352.00 Rebbecca Nyangufi ...... 240.00 deleting the introduction paragraph of second by Porter, to approve on first H[jW_bijeh[i Buchanan County Sherif ...... 180.43 Rex’s Refills ...... 143.86 subsection 8:1.6.B and replacing it with consideration the following portions of Ej^[h fkXb_Y i[jj_d]i j^Wj Wh[ Builders Of Hope Glob ...... 1535.67 Ricoh USA Inc ...... 668.25 the following introduction paragraph Application PZC-20-27825: the follow- not ones place of residence and when Business Radio Sales ...... 1700.00 River Products Co ...... 2499.96 (said deletion does not include any sub- ing lettered paragraphs: a, b, d, e, m, among persons who do not live in the Callie Rose Ferring ...... 528.00 Robert Pohlmann ...... 480.00 sections within 8:1.6.B): o, s, u, v, w, x, y, z, aa, cc, dd, ee, gg, household Carrie Sue Butterbaugh ...... 450.00 Scuba Shack Inc ...... 247.75 B. Accessory Structures and Uses. hh, ii, jj, kk, ll, as contained in the pub- Ekji_Z[" _\ a[[f_d] i_n , \[[j WfWhj Cedar Rapids Truck City ...... 55.59 Sharon K Butler ...... 120.00 The following structures and uses are lic hearing notice and documents in the from others is not possible Cedar Valley Communit ...... 6495.08 Sharon Telephone Co ...... 985.32 permitted in the A district, provided agenda packet for this meeting, and the Ki_d] fkXb_Y jhWdifehjWj_ed eh fh_lWj[ Cedar Valley Ranch I ...... 38034.00 Shelly Miller ...... 52.00 that they are incidental to a primary or following item mm as recommended by car service (including taxis, ride share, Central Iowa Detentio ...... 1540.26 Shoemaker & Haaland ...... 3294.00 conditionally permitted use. Structures the Planning and Zoning Commission: and carpooling) Central Petroleum Equ ...... 1166.42 Southeast Iowa Behav ...... 10102.00 and uses not exempt under 8:1.3 may “Article 8:1.23.A is hereby amended by 2. Places and times where persons are Centurylink ...... 1523.93 Southgate Real Esate/F ...... 600.00 be subject to supplemental conditions adding the words, “unless a property is exempt from wearing a face covering: Cenveo ...... 1654.50 St Luke’s Methodist Ho ...... 257.64 found in subsection 8:1.23. agriculturally exempt” following the word M^_b[ jhWl[b_d] _d W f[hiedWb l[- Champ Software Inc ...... 1400.00 St Luke’s Methodist Hos ...... 56.67 W. Article 8:1.6.B is hereby amended by “limits”. Roll call: aye: Green-Douglass, hicle alone or with household members Changing Leaf Counseli ...... 836.79 Staples Credit Plan ...... 32.98 deleting subsection 8:1.6.B.1 in its en- Heiden, Porter, Sullivan; nay: Rettig. M^_b[Wf[hied_iWbed[eh_i_dj^[ Chatham Oaks Inc C/O ...... 80495.08 State Of Iowa ...... 4402.04 tirety and replacing it with the following: On July 16, 2020, motion by Green- presence of only household members City Laundering Co ...... 108.04 Stryker Medical ...... 82512.42 1. Agricultural Barns or Outbuild- Douglass, second by Porter, to approve M^_b[ [n[hY_i_d] Wj ceZ[hWj[ eh City Of Iowa City - Lan ...... 52.64 Stuff Etc ...... 339.76 ings. on second consideration an ordinance high intensity e.g. jogging or biking City Of Iowa City - U ...... 1240.31 Successful Living ...... 2347.09 X. Article 8:1.6.C is hereby amended amending the Johnson County Unified M^_b[ i[Wj[Z Wj W \eeZ [ijWXb_i^- City Of North Liberty ...... 113.75 Summit Fire Protection ...... 132.50 by deleting the introduction paragraph Development Ordinance, consisting ment and in the process of eating or CJ Cooper & Associates ...... 105.00 Systemworks Llc ...... 2600.00 of subsection 8:1.6.C and replacing of and limited to the following lettered drinking College Of Dentistry ...... 61.71 Tallgrass Business Res ...... 485.90 it with the following introduction para- paragraphs of that text amendment M^_b[ eXjW_d_d] W i[hl_Y[ j^Wj Consumers Cooperative ...... 61.33 Taya J Westfield ...... 432.00 graph (said deletion does not include ordinance proposed by the Notice of would require temporary removal of the County Social Service ...... 2700.00 Technigraphics ...... 434.83 any subsections within 8:1.6.C): Public Hearing for the April 9, 2020 persons face covering Cr Care Pharmacy ...... 431.81 The Lodge Apartments ...... 1150.00 C. Conditional Uses. The follow- Board of Supervisors Formal Meeting M^[d\[Z[hWbehijWj[bWmfhe^_X_ji Cr Signs Inc ...... 180.00 Thomson Reuters-West ...... 96.15 ing uses qualify for Conditional Use Per- and contained in the agenda packet for wearing a face covering or requires re- Cs Services Asheville I ...... 30.00 To The Rescue ...... 361.29 mits, in compliance with 8:1.28, in the item E.3.b. at the July 9, 2020 Board of moval of the face covering Custom Hose & Supplies ...... 241.28 Tom Morrissey ...... 1173.00 A district. These uses not exempt under Supervisors Formal Meeting, relating 3. If a cloth face covering is chosen, D & M Apartments ...... 500.00 Trizetto Provider Solu...... 892.37 8:1.3 may be subject to supplemental to Application PZC-20-27825: A, B, D, appropriate use of a cloth face covering Da Printing ...... 107.12 Tyler F Schneider ...... 82.00 conditions found in 8:1.23 and such ad- E, M, O, S, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, AA, CC, DD, includes: David G Baumgartner ...... 180.00 Ui Diagnostic Labora ...... 25776.70 ditional conditions as may be warranted EE, GG, HH, II, JJ, KK, LL, and further 7idk]\_j"XkjYec\ehjWXb[W]W_dij Davis Place Llc ...... 375.00 Uihc Ambulatory Care Ph ...... 21.32 to mitigate any deleterious effects of the adding a new lettered paragraph MM to the side of the face Deery Brothers Ford Lin ...... 20.09 United States Postal ...... 5225.74 proposed use. said proposed ordinance that reads as 9ecfb[j[bo Yel[hi j^[ dei[ WdZ Delta Dental Of Iowa ...... 6425.77 Unitypoint Lifeline ...... 219.00 Y. Article 8:1.6.D is hereby amended follows: “MM. Article 8:1.23.A is hereby mouth Diamond Senior Apartme ...... 450.00 Unlimited Abilities ...... 13224.64 by deleting the introduction paragraph of amended by adding the words, “unless ?ii[Ykh[Zm_j^j_[ieh[Whbeefi Dkc Real Estate Llc ...... 1125.00 Unlimited Services In ...... 4252.50 subsection 8:1.6.D and replacing it with a property is agriculturally exempt” fol- ?dYbkZ[ickbj_fb[bWo[hie\\WXh_Y Dubuque County Sherif ...... 4809.25 US Cellular ...... 3298.88 the following introduction paragraph lowing the word “limits”; all as set forth 7bbemi \eh Xh[Wj^_d] m_jêkj h[- Eagle Property Manage ...... 1440.00 Van Meter Industrial In ...... 25.17 (said deletion does not include any in- in the ordinance marked “for adoption” striction Earthgrains Baking Co ...... 116.30 Verizon Wireless ...... 150.32 formation the table within 8:1.6.D): included in the agenda packet for the 9Wd X[ bWkdZ[h[Z WdZ cWY^_d[ East Central Iowa Cou ...... 1395.00 Wellmark Blue Cross ...... 152500.00 D. Bulk Regulations. The following Board of Supervisors Formal Meeting dried without damage or change to Eastern Iowa Light & Po ...... 17.62 Wimactel Inc ...... 61.00 bulk regulations apply to all properties held today, July 16, 2020. Roll call: aye: shape Ecolab ...... 1111.28 Motion by Green-Douglass, second located in the A district unless exempted Green-Douglass, Porter, Sullivan; nay: 4. Persons who are exempt from wear- Electric Motors Of Iowa ...... 53.00 by Porter, to approve the minutes of the under 8:1.3. Unless stated otherwise, Rettig; absent: Heiden. ing a cloth face covering: Elizabeth Klesner ...... 56.00 formal meeting of July 16, 2020. all regulations are minimum standards. Motion by Heiden, second by Por- F[hiedioekd][hj^Wd(o[WhiebZ Emily Rebelskey Attorn ...... 172.00 Motion by Green-Douglass, second Z. Article 8:1.6.D is hereby amended ter, to approve on third and final con- due to the risk of suffocation Ems Learning Resources ...... 40.00 by Porter, to approve the payroll authori- by adding the word “barns” between the sideration an ordinance amending the 7doed[mê^WijhekXb[Xh[Wj^_d]" Evergreen Estates ...... 5829.17 zations submitted by department heads words “uses” and “and” in the first cell Johnson County Unified Development or is on oxygen therapy or a ventilator Fastenal Company ...... 599.97 and elected officials, as approved by a in the third row of the table. Ordinance, consisting of and limited to 7doed[ mê _i kdYediY_eki" _d- Fc Blodi Eye Laborator ...... 660.00 majority of the Supervisors. AA. Article 8:1.8.A is hereby the following lettered paragraphs of that capacitated, or otherwise unable to re- Finkbine Aber Rentals ...... 675.00 Motion by Heiden, second by Por- amended by deleting the introduction text amendment ordinance proposed by move a cloth face covering without as- Four Oaks Family ...... 1362.85 ter, to approve the application for a new paragraph of subsection 8:1.8.A and the Notice of Public Hearing for the April sistance Galls Llc Dba Qtrmstr ...... 1704.45 Temporary Class C Liquor License for Hy- replacing it with the following introduc- 9, 2020 Board of Supervisors Formal 7doed[ mê ^Wi X[[d jebZ Xo W Gatr Truck Center...... 227.93 Vee Inc., West Des Moines, to host alco- tion paragraph (said deletion does not Meeting and contained in the agenda medical, legal, or behavioral health pro- Giselle Coreas ...... 144.00 hol service for the Brost/Frahm wedding include any subsections within 8:1.8.A): packet for item E.3.b. at the July 9, 2020 fessional not to wear face coverings Global Equipment Comp ...... 1361.32 reception at the Celebration Farm, 4696 A. Primary Uses. The following uses Board of Supervisors Formal Meeting, Motion by Rettig, second by Heiden, Golfview Estates Llc ...... 1000.00 Robin Woods Lane Northeast, as sub- are allowed in the SF district. All uses relating to Application PZC-20-27825: to approve Resolution 07-23-20-01. Goodwill Industries O ...... 9527.41 mitted by Andrew Schroeder. may be subject to supplemental condi- A, B, D, E, M, O, S, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, AA, CC, RESOLUTION No. 07-23-20-02 Graphic Printing & Des ...... 218.94 Motion by Rettig, second by Porter, tions found in subsection 8:1.23 unless DD, EE, GG, HH, II, JJ, KK, LL, and further Whereas, the Johnson County Board Greg Parker ...... 288.04 to receive and place on file the Auditor’s exempted under 8:1.3. adding a new lettered paragraph MM to of Supervisors desires all Johnson Coun- Growmark Dba Agvantage ...... 28.68 Quarterly Report of Fees Collected for CC. Article 8:1.8.B is hereby said proposed ordinance that reads as ty facilities and property to be safe for Hacap ...... 10833.28 the quarter ending June 30, 2020, in amended by deleting the introduction follows: “MM. Article 8:1.23.A is hereby employees and the general public; and Hands Up Communication ...... 737.50 the amount of $40,149.79, as submit- paragraph of subsection 8:1.8.B and amended by adding the words, “unless Whereas, the Johnson County Board Hannah Dunlop ...... 304.00 ted by County Auditor Travis Weipert. replacing it with the following introduc- a property is agriculturally exempt” fol- of Supervisors, in order to preserve the Hart Law Plc ...... 800.10 Motion by Porter, second by Heiden, tion paragraph (said deletion does not lowing the word “limits”; all as set forth safety of the public and county employ- Hartig Drug - Dubuque ...... 25.00 to receive and place on file the Record- include any subsections within 8:1.8.B): in the ordinance marked “for adoption” ees, prohibited the presence of firearms Henderson Truck Equip ...... 1946.05 er’s Report of Fees Collected for the B. Accessory Structures and Uses. included in the agenda packet for the and dangerous weapons in and on Henry Schein ...... 306.70 month of June, 2020, in the amount of The following structures and uses are Board of Supervisors Formal Meeting property owned, or occupied by John- Hillcrest Family Serv ...... 2500.00 $411,782.56, as submitted by County permitted in the SF district, provided held today, July 23, 2020, Ordinance son County, Iowa in Resolution 02-17- Hoth Properties Llc ...... 500.00 Recorder Kim Painter. that they are incidental to a primary use. No. 07-23-20-01. Roll call: aye: Green- 11-02; including, but not limited to, the Hy-Vee #1281...... 35.00 Third and final consideration of Ap- Structures and uses may be subject to Douglass, Heiden, Porter, Sullivan; nay: Administration building; the Ambulance Hy-Vee Inc ...... 3994.30 plication PZC-20-27825, an ordinance supplemental conditions found in sub- Rettig. building; the Conservation Education Imagetek Inc ...... 1189.01 amending the Johnson County Unified section 8:1.23 unless exempted under Motion by Heiden, second by Green- Center; the Conservation Headquarters; Informatics Inc ...... 57.51 Development Ordinance to further the 8:1.3. Douglass, to approve Change Order No. the Conservation maintenance shop; Insight Public Secto ...... 28089.64 stated purpose to the Unified Develop- DD. Article 8:1.8.B is hereby amend- 08 with Merit Construction for the John- the Health and Human Services build- Interactive Data Llc...... 25.50 ment Ordinance for Johnson County by ed by deleting subsection 8:1.8.B.2 in son County Access Center Project, also ing; the Johnson County Courthouse; Interstate Power Syste...... 535.00 changing various definitions, referenc- its entirety and replacing it with the fol- known as the Guidelink Center, in an the SEATS building; the Secondary Iowa City Area Devel ...... 16250.00 es, and requirements related to agricul- lowing: amount of $17,847.82. Roads buildings; and parks and recre- Iowa City Free Medical ...... 960.00 tural exemption throughout the Unified 2. Agricultural Barns or Outbuild- RESOLUTION No. 07-23-20-01 ation areas; and Iowa Communities Assur ...... 600.00 Development Ordinance. ings. RESOLUTION MANDATING THE USE Whereas, other county policies and Iowa Law Enforcement...... 1500.00 ORDINANCE No. 07-23-20-01 EE. Article 8:1.16.A is hereby OF FACE COVERINGS IN JOHNSON regulations provide for the safety of Iowa Paper Inc ...... 1376.19 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE amended by deleting the introduction COUNTY TO MITIGATE THE TRANSMIS- Johnson County employees and the pub- Iowa Process Service ...... 665.00 JOHNSON COUNTY UNIFIED DEVEL- paragraph of subsection 8:1.16.A and SION OF COVID-19 lic; and Iowa State Prison Indu ...... 225.00 OPMENT ORDINANCE TO CHANGE replacing it with the following introduc- Whereas, the emergence of the nov- Whereas, the Johnson County Sher- Isac ...... 375.00 CERTAIN DEFINITIONS, REFERENCES, tion paragraph (said deletion does el virus, SARS-CoV-2, that causes coro- iff’s Office has armed deputies who J & Kp Llc ...... 502.00 AND REQUIREMENTS RELATED TO not include any subsections within navirus disease, COVID-19, can result in provide mandatory screening to prohibit Jace Gongora ...... 208.00 AGRICULTURAL EXEMPTION 8:1.16.A): serious illness or death and can be eas- persons from bringing firearms and/or James L Jurgensen ...... 35.30 Section I. Purpose. The Purpose of A. Primary Uses. The following primary ily spread from person to person; and dangerous weapons into the Johnson James P Lacina ...... 3.17 this ordinance is to further the stated uses are allowed in the AG-T district. Whereas, on January 31, 2020 the County Courthouse in order to provide Jane Benda ...... 725.00 purpose to the Unified Development Multiple primary uses are allowed on United States Department of Health and for the protection of employees, the ju- Jason Penner ...... 2160.00 Ordinance for Johnson County by chang- parcels in the AG-T district and all uses Human Services declared a national diciary, and the public; and Jasro Llc ...... 450.00 ing various definitions, references, and may be subject to supplemental condi- public health emergency related to dan- Whereas, on June 25, 2020, Gov- John Deere Financial ...... 1063.51 requirements related to agricultural ex- tions found in subsection 8:1.23 unless gers posed by COVID-19; and ernor Kim Reynolds signed House File Johnson Controls Inc ...... 1087.90 emption throughout the Unified Devel- exempted under 8:1.3. Whereas, on March 9, 2020, the 2502 (HF 2502) which amended Iowa Johnson County Ambulanc ...... 47.99 opment Ordinance. GG. Article 8:1.16.B is hereby Governor of the State of Iowa, Kim Reyn- Code § 724.28 to limit political subdivi- Johnson County Audito ...... 3861.99 Section II. Amendments. amended by deleting the introduction olds, signed a proclamation of disaster sions from enforcing restrictions on car- Johnson County Seats ...... 18729.07 A. Article 8:1.3 is hereby amended paragraph of subsection 8:1.16.B and emergency for the entire State of Iowa rying, possession, or transportation of Johnson County Sherif ...... 9715.00 by deleting the introductory paragraph replacing it with the following introduc- based on the increasing number of per- firearms or other dangerous weapons on Johnson County Sheriff ...... 405.00 in its entirety and replacing it with the tion paragraph (said deletion does sons in the State of Iowa testing positive county property beyond the restrictions Joint Emergency Commun ...... 181.90 following: not include any subsections within for COVID-19; and already imposed by state law; and Joseph L Harnish ...... 310.00 Pursuant to Iowa Code section 8:1.16.B): Whereas, on March 11, 2020, the Whereas, the limitation imposed by Joshua Perez ...... 352.00 335.2, no regulation adopted under B. Accessory Structures and Uses. World Health Organization declared the HF 2502 requires the county to main- Josie Capesius ...... 480.00 chapters 8.1, 8.3, 8.6 or 8.7 applies to The following structures and uses are COVID-19 outbreak a global pandemic; tain a screening process for weapons K&L Leasing Llc ...... 478.00 land, agricultural domiciles, agricultural permitted in the AG-T district, provided and and armed security in any county build- Kasra Zarei ...... 96.00 barns or outbuildings, or other buildings that they are incidental to a primary use. Whereas, on March 13, 2020, the ing or structure where firearms and/or Katie Klefstad ...... 19.99 or structures, which are primarily adapt- Structures and uses may be subject to President of the United States signed an dangerous weapons are prohibited en- Key Apartments ...... 850.00 ed, by reason of nature and area, for use supplemental conditions found in sub- emergency disaster declaration under tirely; and Kiesler Police Suppl ...... 23152.60 for agricultural purposes, while so used. section 8:1.23 unless exempted under the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief Whereas, HF 2502 further provides Kings Material Inc ...... 192.39 8:1.3. and Emergency Assistance Act authoriz- for a person adversely affected by an Kmb Property Managemen ...... 242.50 B. Article 8:1.3.A.1 is hereby amend- HH. Article 8:1.16.B is hereby ing emergency response measures in “ordinance, measure, enactment, rule, Knoxville Residential ...... 655.21 ed by deleting this subsection in its en- amended by deleting subsection all fifty states in response to COVID-19; resolution, motion or policy” that is in Koch Office Group ...... 1444.35 tirety and replacing it with the following: 8:1.16.B.1 in its entirety and replacing and violation of Section 724.28 to file suit Lee County Sheriff ...... 2250.00 1. Agriculture. Activities defined as it with the following: Whereas, the most current local against the county with the prevailing Lemur Properties ...... 500.00 agriculture by this ordinance, while the 1. Agricultural Barns or Outbuild- data relating to COVID-19 as provided party being entitled to reasonable attor- Lexipol Llc ...... 18813.00 agricultural unit on which the activities ings. by the Iowa Department of Public Health ney fees and court costs; and Liberty Sport Inc ...... 401.85 are conducted is primarily adapted, by II. Article 8:1.20.B is hereby amend- (“IDPH”) show that the state and John- Whereas, the Johnson County Board Life Assist Inc ...... 336.04 reason of nature and area, for use for ed by deleting subsection 8:1.20.B.1 in son County continue to experience sig- of Supervisors believe the passage of the Linder Tire Service In...... 370.38 such purposes. its entirety and replacing it with the fol- nificant community spread of this dis- HF 2502 unreasonably interferes with Linn County Rec ...... 105.16 D. Article 8:1.3.A.3 is hereby amend- lowing: ease; and the County’s exercise of County Home Linn County Treasurer ...... 2083.33 ed by deleting this subsection in its en- 1. Agricultural Barns or Outbuild- Whereas, as businesses, events, Logan Contractors Supp ...... 422.25 tirety and replacing it with the following: ings. and other gatherings across the state Lonnie L Matthews ...... 77.00 2. Agricultural Barns or Outbuild- JJ. Article 8:3.3 is hereby amended have re-opened or are now allowed thus Mac Real Estate Llc ...... 1050.00 ings. Those barns or outbuildings that SEE Johnson County| PAGE 6B PAGE 6B | THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020 PUBLIC NOTICES THE NEWS

centerline of county road 284.16 feet beginning; thence S00°21 ‘ll”W 680.50 beginning; AND CITY OF KALONA through a central angle of 20°53’52”, feet, thence N89°47’34”E 655.76 feet, EXCEPTING THEREFROM, Com- thence S06°47’50”W along said cen- thence S02°33’06”W 412.00 feet, mencing at a point 155.80 feet east of terline and the westerly line of said Lot 3 thence S81 °36’24”W 461.47 feet, the Southwest Comer of Lot 5 in The [NOTICE OF ELECTRONIC HEARING] Fifth (5th) Principal Meridian; in Wash- a distance of 621.72 feet to the point of thence S02°33’39”W 154.27 feet to Auditor’s Subdivision of the SE¼ of Sec- ington County, Iowa. beginning, a point on the South line of said SW¼ tion 19, thence W3°50’W 357.10 feet, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING ON Auditor’s Parcel A, containing 0.49 All in Township Seventy Seven (77) NE¼, thence N89°32’56”W along said thence N88°41 ‘E 276.70 feet, thence DESIGNATION OF THE Kalona South- acres, part of Lots Four (4) and Six (6) North, Range Seven (7) West of the Fifth South line 493.09 feet to the SE comer S22°50’W 393.15 feet, thence West town Urban Renewal Area, AND ON PRO- in the Auditor’s Subdivision of the South- (5th) Principal Meridian; in Washington of the W¼ of said SW¼ NE¼, thence 100.35 feet to the point of beginning; POSED URBAN RENEWAL PLAN AND east Quarter (SE¼) of Section Nineteen County, Iowa. N00°23’54”E along the East line of said AND PROJECT (19), Township Seventy-Seven (77) AND W¼ a distance of 1309.00 feet to the EXCEPTING THEREFROM, Auditor’s Notice Is Hereby Given: That at 7 North, Range Seven (7) West of the of Auditor’s Parcel I, containing 0.245 NE comer of said W¼, thence S89°41 Parcel I, containing 0.245 acres, in the o’clock p.m., on August 17, 2020 the Fifth (5th) Principal Meridian, as shown acres, in the Northeast Quarter (NE1/4) ‘49”E 314.18 feet to the point of begin- Northeast Quarter (NE¼) of the North- City Council of the City of Kalona, Iowa in Plat Book 10, Page 102; in Washing- of the Northeast Quarter (NE1/4) of the ning, east Quarter (NE¼) of the Southeast (the “City”) will hold a public hearing ton County, Iowa. Southeast Quarter (SE1/4) of Section All in Township Seventy-seven (77) Quarter (SE¼) of Section Nineteen (19), on the question of designating as the Commencing at the East Quarter Nineteen (19), AND North, Range Seven (7) West of the Fifth as shown in Plat Book 16, Page 428, Kalona Southtown Urban Renewal Area (E¼) comer of Section Nineteen (19), Auditor’s Parcel D, containing 3.411 (5th) Principal Meridian; in Washington All in Township Seventy-seven (77) (the “Urban Renewal Area”), pursuant thence N89°32’56”W along the North acres, in the Northwest Quarter (NW1/4) County, Iowa. North, Range Seven (7) West of the Fifth to Chapter 403, Code of Iowa, the real line of the NE1/4 NE1/4 SE1/4 a dis- of the Northwest Quarter (NW1/4) of the AND (5th) Principal Meridian; in Washington property situated in the City of Kalona, tance of 660.44 feet to the NW Cor- Southwest Quarter (SW1/4) of Section Commencing at the Southeast County, Iowa. Washington County, State of Iowa, de- ner of said NE¼ NE¼ SE¼, thence Twenty (20), comer of the said Section Nineteen AND scribed as follows: S00°02’41”W along the West line All in Township Seventy-seven (77) (19), in Township Seventy seven (77) The East Half (E½) of the Southeast Lot Six (6) in Auditor’s Subdivision of said NE¼ NE¼ SE¼ a distance of North, Range Seven (7) West of the Fifth North, Range Seven (7) West, thence Quarter (SE¼) of the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NE¼) of the 287.08 feet to the point of beginning, (5th) Principal Meridian, as shown in N00°16’18”W along the East line of (SE¼) of the Northeast Quarter (NE¼) Southwest Quarter (SW¼) of Section thence S76°24’13”E 140.05 feet; Plat Book 16, Page 428; in Washington said SE¼ a distance of 626.68 feet to in Section Nineteen (19); AND Nineteen (19), Township Seventy-seven thence S03°15’58”E 357.33 feet; County, Iowa. the SE comer of Lot 3 in the Subdivision That part of the West Twenty-five (77) North, Range Seven (7) West of the thence S34°08’09”W 98.82 feet, AND of the SE¼ of Section 19, as shown in (25) acres of the Southwest Quarter Fifth (5th) Principal Meridian, as shown thence S0l0 00’04”W 358.27 feet, Commencing at the Northeast Cor- Plat Book 4, Page 63, thence N89°33’ (SW¼) of the Northwest Quarter (NW¼) in Plat Book 4, Page 64; in Washington thence N87°40’59”W 95.49 feet to ner of Section Nineteen (19), Township 19”W along the South line of said Lot 3 of Section Twenty (20) lying West of the County, Iowa. the SW corner of said Lot 5; thence Seventy-seven (77) North, Range Seven a distance of 572.92 feet to the point public highway; Auditor’s Parcel L, in the Southwest N00°02’41”E along West Line of said (7) West of the Fifth (5th) Principal Me- of beginning, said point being the SW All in Township Seventy-seven (77) Quarter (SW¼) of the Northeast Quar- Lot 5 and said NE¼ NE¼ SE¼ a dis- ridian, thence S00°09’16”E along the comer of said Lot 3 on the centerline North, Range Seven (7) West of the Fifth ter (NE¼) of Section Nineteen (19), as tance of 825.83 feet to the point of be- East line of the NE1/4 NE1/4 of said of the county road; thence continuing (5th) Principal Meridian; in Washington shown in Plat Book 18, Page 160, AND ginning, AND Section 19 a distance of 1312.91 feet N89°33’ 19”W 77. 72 feet to the NW County, Iowa. Commencing at the NE comer Commencing at a point 155.80 to the NE corner of said SE1/4 NE1/4 comer of Lot 4 of the said Subdivision of of Section Nineteen (19), thence feet east of the Southwest Corner of thence N89°41’49”W along the North the SE¼, thence N89°51 ‘55”W 620.22 The subject matter of the public S00°09’16”E along the East line of the Lot Five (5) in The Auditor’s Subdivi- line of said SE1/4 NE1/4 a distance of feet; thence N00°20’11”W 288. 11 hearing will also include a proposed NE¼ NE¼ of said Section 19, a dis- sion of the Southeast (SE¼) of Section 701.81 feet to the point of beginning, feet, thence S89°46’08”E 478.92 urban renewal plan and project for the tance of 1312.91 feet to the NE comer Nineteen (19), as shown in Plat Book 4, thence S00°18’11”W 313.00 feet, feet, thence N00°25’51”E 615.01 feet, Urban Renewal Area identified above, of the SE¼ NE¼ of said Section 19; Page 63, thence N3°50’W 357.10 feet, thence N89°41’49”W 500.00 feet, thence S89°13’05”E 118. 17 feet to the pursuant to Chapter 403, Code of Iowa, thence N89°41’49”W along the North thence N88°4l’E 276.70 feet, thence thence N00°18’11”E 313.00 feet to a SW comer of Lot 5 of said Subdivision of a copy of which plan is on file for public line of the S½ of said NE¼ a distance S22°50’W 393.15 feet, thence West point on said North line of the SE1/4 the SE¼, thence S87°40’59”E 155.51 inspection in the office of the City Clerk. of 1997.11 feet to the point of begin- 100.35 feet to the point of beginning, NE1/4, thence S89°41’49”E along said feet, thence S85°21 ‘36”E 100.25 feet ning; thence S00°2l’ll”W 680.50 feet, All in Township Seventy-seven (77) North line 500.00 feet to the point of be- to the NW comer of said Lot 3, being on The general scope of the proposed thence N89°47’34”E 655.76 feet, North, Range Seven (7) West of the Fifth ginning; in Washington County, Iowa. the centerline of the county road, said urban renewal plan (the “Plan”), as thence S02°33’06”W 412.00 feet, (5th) Principal Meridian; in Washington AND comer also being the beginning of a more specifically described therein, in- thence S81°36’24”W 461.47 feet, County, Iowa. The North Half (N½) of the South- curve, said curve having a radius of 779 cludes the following: thence S02°33’39”W 154.27 feet to Lot Four (4) in the Auditor’s Subdivi- east Quarter (SE¼) of the Northeast .08 feet, concave easterly with a chord Eliminating and preventing condi- a point on the South line of said SW¼ sion of the Northeast Quarter (NE¼) of Quarter (NE¼) of Section Nineteen (19), of 282.58 feet S 17° 14 ‘44”W, thence tions of blight and increasing the tax NE¼, thence N89°32’56”W along said the Southwest Quarter (SW¼) of Sec- AND southerly along said curve and said base and promoting economic growth in South line 493.09 feet to the SE comer tion Nineteen (19), as shown in Plat EXCEPTING THEREFROM, Com- centerline of county road 284.16 feet the City by encouraging economic devel- of the W¼ of said SW¼ NE¼, thence Book 4, Page 64, AND mencing at the Northeast Comer of said through a central angle of 20°53’52”, opment, constructing necessary public N00°23’54”E along the East line of said The North Half (N½) of the South- section 19, thence S00°09’16”E along thence S06°47’50”W along said cen- improvements and assisting private en- W¼ a distance of 1309.00 feet to the west Quarter (SW¼) of the Southeast the East line of the NE¼ of said Section terline and the westerly line of said Lot 3 terprise through tax increment financing NE comer of said W¼, thence S89°4 l Quarter (SE¼) of Section Nineteen (19), 19 a distance of 1312.91 feet to the NE a distance of 621. 72 feet to the point of incentives in the Urban Renewal Area. ‘49”E 314.18 feet to the point of begin- AND comer of said SE¼ NE¼ thence N89°4 beginning; in Washington County, Iowa. The initial project to be undertaken un- ning, Lots One (1) and Two (2) in the Au- l ‘49”W along the North line of said SE¼ AND der the Plan will consist of providing tax All in Township Seventy-seven (77) ditor’s Subdivision of the Southeast NE¼ a distance of 701.81 feet to the The West Three Quarter (W¾) of the increment financing support to C.J. Moy- North, Range Seven (7) West of the Fifth Quarter (SE¼) of Section Nineteen (19), point of beginning, thence S00°18’ 1 South Half (S½) of the Northeast Quar- na & Sons in connection with the rede- (5th) Principal Meridian; in Washington as shown in Plat Book 4, Page 63, EX- l”W 313.00 feet, thence N89°41 ‘49”W ter (NE¼) of Section Nineteen (19), AND velopment of the former Shiloh church County, Iowa. CEPTING THEREFROM, Commencing at 500.00 feet, thence N00°18’1 l”E EXCEPTING THEREFROM, Auditor’s Par- site, including the demolition of existing Auditor’s Parcel N, containing 15.20 the Southeast corner of the said Section 313.00 feet to a point on said North line cel Nin the South Half (S½) of the North- structures thereon, the construction acres, in the South Half (S½) of the Nineteen (19), thence N00°16’18”W of the SE¼ NE¼, thence S89°41 ‘49”E east Quarter (NE¼) of Section Nineteen of public infrastructure improvements, Northeast Quarter (NE¼) in Section along the East line of said SE¼ a dis- along said North line 500.00 feet to the (19), as shown in Plat Book 18, Page and the construction of residential units Nineteen (19), Township Seventy-seven tance of 626.68 feet to the SE corner point of beginning, AND 159, AND thereon. (77) North, Range Seven (7) West of the of Lot 3 in the Subdivision of the SE¼ The East Thirty (30) Acres of the The Northeast Quarter (NE¼) of the Due to federal and state government Fifth (5th) Principal Meridian, as shown of Section 19, as shown in Plat Book 4, Southwest Quarter (SW¼) of the North- Northeast Quarter (NE¼) of the South- recommendations in response to CO- in Plat Book 18, Page 159; in Washing- Page 63, thence N89°33’19”W along east Quarter (NE¼), of Section Nineteen east Quarter (SE¼) of Section Nineteen VID-19 pandemic conditions, the meet- ton County, Iowa. the South line of said Lot 3 a distance (19), AND (19), AND ing will be held electronically via Zoom, The South Half (S½) of the South- of 572.92 feet to the point of beginning, EXCEPTING THEREFROM, Auditor’s Lot Five (5) in Auditor’s Subdivision which will be accessible at the following: west Quarter (SW¼) of the Southeast said point being the SW corner of said Parcel L, containing 5.45 acres, a part of the Southeast Quarter (SE¼) of Sec- The Conference Bridge Number Quarter (SE¼) of Section Nineteen (19), Lot 3 on the centerline of the county of the Southwest Quarter (SW¼) of the tion Nineteen (19), as shown in Plat is 656-2663. Participant Number: Township Seventy-seven (77) North, road; thence continuing N89°33’19”W Northeast Quarter (NE¼) of Section Book 4, Page 63 AND 447334 Range Seven (7) West of the Fifth (5th) 77.72 feet to the NW corner of Lot 4 of Nineteen (19), as shown in Plat Book EXCEPTING THEREFROM, Com- In addition to electronic access, Principal Meridian; in Washington Coun- the said Subdivision of the SE¼, thence 18, Page 160, AND mencing at the East Quarter comer of written comments may be filed or made ty, Iowa. N89°51’55”W 620.22 feet; thence EXCEPTING THEREFROM Auditor’s Section 19, thence N89°32’56”W along prior to the meeting and will be recorded The East Half (E½) of the Southeast N00°20’11”W 288.11 feet, thence Parcel N, containing 15.20 acres, in the the North line of the NE¼ NE¼ SE¼ a in the minutes. Quarter (SE¼) of the Northwest Quarter S89°46’08”E 478.92 feet, thence in the South Half (S½,) of the Northeast distance of 660.44 feet to the NW Comer At the hearing any interested person (NW¼), EXCEPT that part lying north of N00°25’51”E 615.01 feet, thence Quarter (NE¼) in Section Nineteen (19), of said NE¼ NE¼ SE¼, thence S00°02 may file written objections or comments the Creek, AND S89°13’05”E 118.17 feet to the SW as shown in Plat Book 18, Page 159 ‘41 “W along the West line of said NE¼ and may be heard orally with respect to The West Quarter (W¼) of the corner of Lot 5 of said Subdivision of the AND NE¼ SE¼ a distance of 287.08 feet to the subject matter of the hearing. Southwest Quarter (SW¼) of the North- SE¼, thence S87°40’59”E 155.51 feet; EXCEPTING THEREFROM Commenc- the point of beginning, thence S76°24’ east Quarter (NE¼), AND thence S85°21’36”E 100.25 feet to the ing at the NE comer of Section Nineteen 13”E 140.05 feet, thence S03°15’58”E Dated at Kalona, Iowa, this 3rd day of Lots One (1), Two (2), Three (3) and NW corner of said Lot 3, being on the (19), thence S00°09’ 16”E along the 357.33 feet, thence S34°08’09”W August 2020 Five (5) in the Auditor’s Subdivision centerline of the county road, said cor- East line of the NE¼ NE¼ of said Section 98.82 feet, thence SOI 0 00’04”W of the Northeast Quarter (NE¼) of the ner also being the beginning of a curve, 19, a distance of 1312.91 feet to the NE 358.27 feet, thence N87°40’59”W Sarah Chmelar Southwest Quarter (SW¼), as shown said curve having a radius of 779.08 comer of the SE¼ NE¼ of said Section 95.49 feet to the SW comer of said Lot City Clerk in Plat Book 4, Page 64, All in Section feet, concave easterly with a chord of 19; thence N89°41 ‘49”W along the 5; thence N00°02’4l”E along West Line Nineteen (19), Township Seventy-seven 282.58 feet Sl 7°14’44”W, thence North line of the S ½ of said NE¼ a dis- of said Lot 5 and said NE¼ NE¼ SE¼ a Published in The News, Thursday, Au- (77) North, Range Seven (7) West of the southerly along said curve and said tance of 1997 .11 feet to the point of distance of 825.83 feet to the point of gust 6, 2020 L-439

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF THE Iowa; thence N 89o 30’ 58” E, 279.15 43’ 36” W, 102.49 feet; Thence N 50o KALONA feet to the Point of Beginning; thence 45’ 30” W, 150.00 feet; thence N 01o LONE TREE CSD PLANNING AND ZONING continuing N 89o 30’ 58” E, 80.00 feet; 46’ 03” E, 156.15 feet; Thence N 39o COMMISSIONS Thence S 00o 29’ 02” E, 195.05 feet; 14’ 30” E, 225.81 feet; Thence along a Then along a 760.00 foot curve con- 380.00 foot curve concave East (chord BOARD OF EDUCATION tion team proposed they would like to Notice is hereby given that the Plan- cave East (chord s 03o 41’ 43” E, 85.15 N 26o 56’ 40” W, 133.46 feet); Thence BOARD WORK SESSION start back to school with the Hybrid Plan ning and Zoning Commission of the City feet); Thence S 06o 54’ 25” E, 50.98 JULY 22, 2020 for the first 2 weeks of school. S 73o 10’ 09” W, 160.97 feet; thence It was decided to have a Town Hall of Kalona, Iowa will conduct a public feet; Thence N 89o 31’ 35” E, 275.02 N 00o 49’ 36” W, 350.63 feet; Thence hearing on Wednesday, August 12th, feet; Thence S 00o 28’ 25” E, 324.82 5:30 P.M. Meeting on July 29th at 6:30 pm to re- N 22o 25’ 06” E, 422.58 feet; Thence Superintendent’s Office view the proposed Return to Learn Plan 2020 at 6:30 PM at City Hall. Due to Co- feet; Thence N 89o 31’ 35” E, 884.88 N 52o 45’ 17” E, 546.64 feet; Thence vid-19 the meeting will also have a con- feet; Thence S 00o 28’ 20” E, 450.00 and answer any questions. N 62o 22’ 14” E, 69.18 feet; Thence N Present: Magruder, President; ference line for those that wish to par- feet; Thence N 89o 03’ 37” W, 521.17; 57o 43’ 26” E, 123.46 feet; Thence N ticipate. To call in dial 319-656-2663 Thence S 14o 25’ 20” W, 488.55 feet; Crawford, Superintendent; Waldschm- Yedlik moved, Williams seconded, to ad- 00o 29’ 02” W, 106.56 feet; Thence N dit; Forbes, Board Secretary; Williams; journ at 9:00 pm. Motion carried 5-0. and enter participant number 447334. Thence S 24o 22’ 32” E. 309.59 feet; 89o 30’ 58” E, 123.70 feet; Thence N The purpose of this hearing is to Thence along a 530.00 foot curve con- Jacque, Elem Principal; Yedlik; Stone, consider an application for rezoning cave North (Chord S 82o 18’ 49” W, 00o 29’ 02” W, 130.07 feet to the Point Sec Principal; Hotz Respectfully Submitted by: submitted by Moyna Holdings (dba CJ 304.41 feet); Thence N 80o 59’ 50’ W, of the Beginning. The meeting was called to order at Kelli Forbes, Board Secretary 5:30 pm. All were present. Moyna). Moyna Holdings is seeking to 226.35 feet; Thence along a 770.00 The Board along with Superinten- Board President, Christina Magruder change the zoning district classification foot curve concave South (chord N 85o All persons interested in this application may appear at said hearing and dent Crawford and both Principals went Kelli Forbes, Board Secretary of 59.78 acres from A-1 (Agriculture) to 35’ 40” W, 123.43 feet); Thence S 89o thru each step of the Return to Learn R-1 (Single Family Residential) R-2 (Two 48’ 31” W 87.06 feet; Thence along a present evidence for or against the application for approval of the rezoning. Plan for 2020-2021. Lots of discussion Published in The News, Thursday, Au- Family Residential) and R-3 (Multi Fam- 1160.00 foot curve concave East (chord was had on each step the Administra- gust 6, 2020 L-35 ily Residential) S 10o 33’ 09” E, 364.40 feet) Thence S 70o 24’ 39”, 80.00 feet; Thence S 76o Dated at Kalona, Iowa, this 3rd day of Legal Description: 53’ 36” W, 87.93 feet; Thence S 89o August 2020 Commencing at the Northeast Cor- 47’ 10” W, 182.75 feet; Thence N 73o PUBLIC NOTICES ner of the Southwest Quarter (SW ¼) of 06’ 24” W, 147.64 feet; Thence N 53o SARAH CHMELAR, City Clerk the Northeast Quarter (NE ¼) of Section 31’ 52” W, 112.07 feet; Thence N 28o THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT FOR to the undersigned, and creditors hav- 19, Township 77 West, Range 7 North 13’ 31” W, 111.62 feet; Thence N 19o Published in The News, Thursday, Au- WASHINGTON COUNTY ing claims against the estate shall file of the 5th P.M., Washington County, 01’ 04” W, 127.25 feet; Thence N 84o gust 6, 2020 L-86 them with the clerk of the above named IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF district court, as provided by law, duly DOROTHY M. RHODES, Deceased. CASE authenticated, for allowance, and un- NO. ESPR007551 less so filed by the later to occur of four Therefore Be It Resolved by the ous weapons will be required to estab- NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF months from the date of the second Johnson County Board of Supervisors: lish compliance with Iowa Code Section APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND NO- publication of this notice or one month 1. All firearms and dangerous weap- 724.4 upon request of a law enforce- TICE TO CREDITORS from the date of mailing of this notice Johnson County ons, as defined in Iowa Code § 702.7, ment officer. To All Persons Interested in the (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a will continue to be prohibited in the 4. Johnson County may implement Estate of DOROTHY M. RHODES, De- claim is thereafter forever barred. Continued from Page 5B Johnson County Courthouse with the other security measures to protect the ceased, who died on or about July 17, Dated July 28, 2020. exception of law enforcement officers, safety of personnel and the general pub- 2020: Home Rule, and that adoption of a active military personnel, correctional lic in Johnson County buildings, grounds You are hereby notified that on July Dale J. Rhodes, Executor of estate screening process and armed secu- officers, and prisoner transport person- and parking lots. 23, 2020, the last will and testament of Address: 5648 Kansas Ave, rity personnel in every county building nel who are required to carry firearms Motion by Heiden, second by Green- DOROTHY M. RHODES, deceased, bear- Riverside, IA 52327 would create an undue financial burden while on county property. Douglass, to approve Resolution 07-23- ing date of August 18, 2002, was admit- and interfere with the quality of service 2. The policy adopted by the Board 20-02. Roll call: aye: Green-Douglass, ted to probate in the above named court Colleen G. Stoltzfus, Executor of Estate received by the citizens of Johnson of Supervisors in Resolution 02-17-11- Heiden, Porter, Sullivan; nay: Rettig. and that Dale J. Rhodes and Colleen G. 2213 Westoria Dr., Goshen, IN 46526 County; and 02 is modified to provide that firearms Adjourned to Informal Meeting at Stoltzfus was appointed executor of the Whereas, to avoid subjecting John- and dangerous weapons are prohibited 9:56 a.m. estate. Any action to set aside the will Michael J. Brenneman, ICIS#: son County residents to undue cost and in all county buildings and on all prop- /s/Rod Sullivan, Chair, Board of Supervi- must be brought in the district court of AT0001095 burden of state-mandated security mea- erty owned or occupied by the county to sors said county within the later to occur of Attorney for executor sures or in the alternative to avoid costly the extent that possession, carrying or /s/Attest: Travis Weipert, Auditor four months from the date of the second Honohan, Epley, Braddock & litigation and payment of attorney fees, transporting the firearm and/or danger- Recorded by Nancy Tomkovicz, Deputy publication of this notice or one month Brenneman, LLP the Johnson County Board of Supervi- ous weapon is not in compliance with Auditor from the date of mailing of this notice to 330 E. Court St. sors is compelled by the changes in Sec- Iowa Code Section 724.4 or is in viola- These minutes were sent for formal ap- all heirs of the decedent and devisees Iowa City, Iowa 52240 tion 724.28 to modify the county policy tion of any other applicable state stat- proval and publication on July 30, 2020. under the will whose identities are rea- prohibiting firearms and dangerous ute. sonably ascertainable, or thereafter be Published in The News, Thursday, Aug. weapons in county buildings previously 3. Persons entering county build- Published in The News, Thursday, Au- forever barred. 6, 2020 L-60 established by Resolution 02-17-11-02. ings or entering upon county property in gust 6, 2020 L-962 Notice is further given that all per- Date of second publication, Thursday, possession of a firearm and/or danger- sons indebted to the estate are re- Aug. 13, 2020. quested to make immediate payment

THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT FOR the date of the second publication of Eldon W. Luers, Executor of estate THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT FOR from the date of the second publication WASHINGTON COUNTY this notice or one month from the date Address: PO Box 489, WASHINGTON COUNTY of this notice or one month from the of mailing of this notice to all heirs of the Elizabeth, CO 80107 date of the mailing of this notice (unless IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF decedent and devisees under the will IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is DEAN W. LUERS, Deceased. CASE NO. whose identities are reasonably ascer- James A. Goodrich, Deceased. CASE NO. thereafter forever barred. Milo C. Luers, Executor of estate ESPR007553 Dated on July 28, 2020. ESPR007545 tainable, or thereafter be forever barred. 1513 N 3rd Ave, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF AD- NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF Notice is further given that all per- Washington, IA 52353 MINISTRATOR AND NOTICE TO CREDI- Robert L. Goodrich, Administrator of the APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND NO- sons indebted to the estate are re- TORS Estate TICE TO CREDITORS quested to make immediate payment Michael J. Brenneman, ICIS#: To All Persons Interested in the Es- P.O. Box 322 To All Persons Interested in the Es- to the undersigned, and creditors hav- AT0001095 tate of James A. Goodrich, Deceased, Wellman, IA 52356 tate of DEAN W. LUERS, Deceased, who ing claims against the estate shall file who died on or about July 17, 2020: Attorney for executor died on or about June 17, 2020: them with the clerk of the above named You are hereby notified that on July John N. Wehr, ICIS#: AT0008299 You are hereby notified that on July district court, as provided by law, duly Honohan, Epley, Braddock & 30, 2020, the undersigned was appoint- Attorney for the Administrator 10, 2020, the last will and testament of authenticated, for allowance, and un- Brenneman, LLP ed administrator of the estate. John N. Wehr Attorney at Law Notice is hereby given that all per- 116 E Washington Street Dean W. Luers, deceased, bearing date less so filed by the later to occur of four 330 E. Court St. Iowa City, Iowa 52240 sons indebted to the estate are re- PO Box 245 of March 9, 1971, was admitted to pro- months from the date of the second quested to make immediate payment to Sigourney, Iowa 52591 bate in the above named court and that publication of this notice or one month the undersigned, and creditors having Eldon W. Luers and Milo C. Luers was from the date of mailing of this notice Published in The News, Thursday, July claims against the estate shall file them Published in The News, Thursday, Au- appointed executor of the estate. Any ac- (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a 30, 2020 L-59 with the clerk of the above named dis- gust 6, 2020 L-42 tion to set aside the will must be brought claim is thereafter forever barred. Date of second publication, Thursday, trict court, as provided by law, duly au- Date of second publication, Thursday, in the district court of said county within Dated July 23, 2020. August 6, 2020. thenticated, for allowance, and unless August 13, 2020. the later to occur of four months from so filed by the later to occur four months THE NEWS PUBLIC NOTICES THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020 | PAGE 7B

presented and outlined four contract AGRILAND FS INC, Fuel ...... 20,102.90 LEGAL DIRECTORIES, Directory ...... 59.75 WASHINGTON COUNTY change orders for Board consideration. ALL AMER TERM &, Pest control ...... 235.00 LEISON PUMPING, Service ...... 300.00 The Board voted to approve and autho- ALLAMAKEE CO SHERIFF, Service ...... 10.82 LINS, BONNIE, Reimb ...... 363.87 rize the Chair to sign the following: a ALLIANT, Utilities ...... 8,285.92 LOPSHIRE, WILLIAM E., Row ...... 319.99 PROCEEDINGS OF THE WASHINGTON the member counties and/or SEIL re- cumulative change order from DeLong ALLRED, CHAD, Well plugging ...... 203.32 LOUISA CO SHERIFF, Service ...... 139.40 COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS gion employees for numerous functions Construction, Washington, Iowa, for a to- ALPHAGRAPHICS, Shield ...... 135.00 MAIL SERVICES, Notices ...... 761.55 MEETING and responsibilities. tal of $24,860.00; a change order from ALTORFER MACHINERY, Parts ...... 9,458.98 MAIN STREET WASHINGTON, Pledge ...... 6,834.00 TUESDAY, JULY 14, 2020 Mental Health/Disability Services Peak Construction, North Liberty, Iowa, ARCHER APPLIANCE, Phone cases ...... 96.96 MANATTS INC, Box culvert ...... 582.50 Director Bobbie Wulf presented the for $5,545.03; a change order from ARMSTRONG HTG &, Repair ...... 287.50 MARIE ELECTRIC, Service ...... 120.00 Chair Jack Seward, Jr. called the Mental Health/Disability Services report Frank Millard & Co., Burlington, Iowa, ARNOLD MOTOR SUPPLY, Parts ...... 1,244.23 MCDOWELL, IRENE, Reimb ...... 257.01 meeting to order at 9:00 am in Court- for FY20. According to the report total for $8,998.00; a change order from AT & T, Service...... 2,244.59 MCLAUGHLIN, JEREMY, Reimb ...... 75.00 house Chambers, regular session. Items expenditures were $758,233.00 which Mohrfeld Electric, Fort Madison, Iowa, BAILEY OFFICE OUTFITTERS, Supplies...... 35,430.03 METAL CULVERTS, Cmp ...... 8,312.80 on the agenda included: update re: was 99.56% of budgeted expenses. The for $7,149.82. BAKER PAPER, Supplies ...... 1,501.07 MILLER, VIRGINIA, Reimb ...... 221.52 City of Washington voluntary annexa- ending fund balance was $32,924.89 Christina Loeffler, Appraisal Clerk BARNES, DAVID, Reimb ...... 75.00 MINCER FORD, Parts ...... 276.48 tion plan; minimum fixed asset dollar which was 37% of the Administrative with the County Assessor’s Office, pre- BELL, JEFFREY, Reimb ...... 136.94 MOELLER AG SERVICES INC, Parts ...... 56.00 value limitation; SEIL Statement of Un- Budget of $89,981.00. Revenues were sented the Board with a list of five indi- BERG AUTO CORP, Trailer ...... 2,200.00 MOHRFELD ELECTRIC INC, Comm bldg ...... 26,749.76 derstanding; Quarterly Report-Mental $8,260.51 short of budgeted tax rev- viduals, each of whom she recommend- BOB BARKER CO, Supplies ...... 1,488.06 MURRAY, DENNIS, Reimb ...... 75.00 Health/Disability Services; Quarterly enues. Wulf shared that many financial ed receive a 2020 Disabled Veterans BROWN, JACKIE, Reimb ...... 196.17 MUSCATINE FIRE DEPT, Hazmat ...... 5,426.00 Report-General Assistance/Veteran Af- totals and activity totals listed in the Homestead Tax Credit. The Board voted CALHOUN BURNS & ASSOC, Inspection ...... 3,221.60 NEUMANN MONSON ARCHITECTS, Comm bldg ...... 1,155.08 fairs; Quarterly Report-Recorder; Quar- report were skewed due to COVID-19. to approve the Disabled Veterans Home- CAPPER AUTO CENTER, Parts ...... 789.59 NYHART, Service ...... 1,900.00 terly Report-Auditor; miscellaneous The Board took no formal action. Wulf’s stead Tax Credit applications as recom- CARL A NELSON & CO, Comm bldg ...... 20,716.15 OFFICE DEPOT, Supplies ...... 100.97 board and commission appointments; report is available by contacting the mended by the County Assessor’s Office CARRIER ACCESS IT, Licenses ...... 16,976.51 OREILLY AUTO PARTS, Oil ...... 1,740.52 Contractor Change Orders re: Commu- County Auditor’s office. and to authorize the Chair to sign. CARSON PLUMBING & HEATING, Repair ...... 272.12 PEAK CONSTRUCTION GROUP, Comm bldg ...... 8,060.78 nications/Emergency Operations Cen- General Assistance Director Sue The Board voted to acknowledge, CASH N CARRY CHEMICALS, Chemicals ...... 162.00 PETROLEUM SERV CO LLC, Fuel ...... 439.19 ter (EOC) Construction Project which Rich presented the 4th quarter Gen- and authorize the Chair to sign, a per- CCL PROF CLEANING PROD, Supplies ...... 325.64 PITNEY BOWES, Supplies ...... 279.76 include Delong Construction Change Or- eral Assistance report for FY20. She re- sonnel change request from the Trea- CDW GOVERNMENT, Supplies ...... 166.97 POLK CO SHERIFF, Service ...... 34.60 der #3, Peak Construction Change Order ported during the quarter $2,802.69 in surer’s office for Alicia Pacha who trans- CELLSITE SOLUTIONS, Towers ...... 10,248.13 PRAXAIR DISTRIB INC, Supplies ...... 249.27 #3, Frank Millard & Company Change benefits were paid to 6 successful appli- ferred from the County Attorney’s office CENTRAL IOWA DISTRIBUTING INC, Supplies ...... 541.50 PRINTERS WORKSHOP, Earthtones ...... 790.39 Order #2, and Mohrfeld Electric Change cants. Benefits paid for the entire fiscal to the Treasurer’s office effective July CENTURYLINK, Phone ...... 475.61 QUILL CORP, Supplies ...... 233.02 Order #2; Disabled Veteran Homestead year totaled $10,075.49 and were paid 13, 2020. As a result of the transfer Pa- CINTAS, Service ...... 1,279.52 REXCO EQMT INC, Parts ...... 545.51 Tax Credit; personnel change requests- to 21 successful applicants. The Board cha’s rate of pay will be $17.47 per hour. CITY OF KALONA, Utilities ...... 27.73 RIVER PRODUCTS CO, Roadstone ...... 55,942.84 Treasurer; Resolution 20-44 Traffic voted to acknowledge receipt of the The Board voted by roll call vote to CITY OF WASH, Utilities ...... 798.14 ROBERTS, JENIFER, Reimb ...... 106.86 Safety Improvement Program funding FY20 4th quarter General Assistance approve Resolution 20-44 for approval CITY OF WEST CHESTER, Utilities ...... 48.00 SADLER POWER TRAIN, Parts ...... 290.29 for improvements to County Road W61 report. The complete report is available of agreement for traffic safety improve- COBB OIL - WASHINGTON, Fuel...... 3,167.61 SANDERS ELECTRICAL LLC, Service ...... 530.32 (Riverside Road); agreement with Iowa in the office of the County Auditor. ment for paved shoulder construction CONNOR RYAN ENTERPRISES, LLC, Service ...... 1,218.00 SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR, Maint ...... 226.03 DOT for Traffic Safety Improvement Pro- Veteran Services Officer Sue Rich on Riverside Road and to authorize the CONRAD, RICHARD, Reimb ...... 29.30 SECRETARY OF STATE, Notary ...... 60.00 gram funding; COVID-19 update; wind presented the 4th quarter Veteran Af- Chair to sign. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, Supplies ...... 456.55 SEMCO, Haul ...... 3,678.75 energy projects in Washington County; fairs report for FY20. She reported dur- With regard to the agenda item COPY SYSTEMS INC, Contract ...... 51.47 SGI, Transport ...... 1,995.82 public access to Washington County fa- ing the quarter $145.70 in benefits was entitled agreement with Iowa Depart- CROELL REDI-MIX, Box culvert...... 929.50 SIDWELL COMPANY, Software ...... 5,449.50 cilities. Supervisors Richard Young, Stan paid to 1 successful applicant. Benefits ment of Transportation for Traffic Safety CS AUTO BODY, Repair ...... 1,000.00 SIEREN, JOAN, Med exam fee ...... 211.40 Stoops, Abe Miller and Bob Yoder were paid for the entire fiscal year totaled Improvement Program (TSIP) funding, CULLIGAN WATER COND, Water...... 849.00 SITLER ELEC SUPPLY, Supplies ...... 19.35 also in attendance. $4,397.61 and were paid to 21 suc- Thorius stated that the agreement was CUSTOM IMPRESSIONS INC, Supplies ...... 127.78 SLOAT, ROBERTA, Reimb ...... 81.12 All motions were passed unani- cessful applicants. The Board voted to addressed in Resolution 20-44 and no DAVIS, SCOTT E, Well plugging ...... 1,000.00 SMITH, JAMES, Reimb ...... 300.00 mously by those Supervisors in atten- acknowledge receipt of the FY20 4th formal Board action was now needed. DELL, Computer...... 3,859.58 SOUTHEAST IOWA UNION, Subscription ...... 142.50 dance unless noted otherwise. quarter Veteran Affairs report. The com- The Board took no formal action. DELONG CONSTR, Construction ...... 99,125.55 SUMMIT FOOD SERVICE LLC, Meals ...... 4,071.50 The Board voted to approve the plete report is available in the office of Public Health Director Danielle DELTA DENTAL OF IOWA, Claims ...... 2,836.56 TEAM LABORATORY CHEMICAL LLC, Keo wash rd ...... 39,600.00 agenda after the Chair noted the order the County Auditor. Pettit-Majewski provided an update re- DES MOINES CO SHERIFF, Service ...... 133.20 THE NEWS, Publications ...... 1,151.63 of items would be modified to accom- The Board voted to acknowledge garding the COVID-19 virus. She shared DONS TRUCK SALES, Parts ...... 105.94 THOMANN, LLC, ROBERT & MILDRED, Row ...... 1,000.43 modate the schedules of individuals in- receipt of the Recorder’s 4th quarter various statistics indicating an increase DOUDS STONE LLC, Stone ...... 65,340.48 TIFCO INDUSTRIES, Supplies ...... 177.15 volved in the meeting. report for FY20 and to authorize the in hospitalizations and acuity. She also EARLS INC, Service ...... 42.00 TODD, TERESA, Reimb ...... 30.45 Magistrate Court Judge Larry Brock Chair to sign. The report, presented by stated she is presently involved in con- EASTERN IA LIGHT & POWER, Utilities ...... 2,121.00 TOWNER, PAUL, Med exam fee...... 935.00 administered the Oath of Office to new- County Recorder Jo Greiner, reflected versation with area school administra- ECICOG, Assessment ...... 14,035.00 UMB BANK, Fee ...... 300.00 ly-appointed Deputy Treasurer Mary Sue revenues for the quarter in the amount tors regarding protection measures for ELECTRONIC APPL CO INC, Service ...... 130.00 US CELLULAR, Cell phone...... 1,201.52 Northup. of $111,228.92 with the county retain- students returning to school in August. ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING, Radios ...... 140.00 US CELLULAR, Rent ...... 1,380.10 The Board voted to acknowledge, ing $46,890.59. A total of 1,534 docu- Young shared that meetings and dis- FARM & HOME PUBL, Plat books ...... 360.00 US POSTAL SERV, Postage ...... 1,377.35 and authorize the Chair to sign, a per- ments were recorded the office handled cussions have taken place with regard FIRST RESPONSE EXTINGUISHER, Service ...... 243.50 USIC LOCATING SERVICE LLC, Service ...... 400.00 sonnel change request for Deputy Trea- 22 marriage applications, 4 passport to re-opening county facilities. Another FRANK MILLARD & COMPANY INC, Comm bldg ...... 8,548.10 VANSICKLE, JAMES, Reimb ...... 75.00 surer Mary Sue Northup whose rate of applications, and 205 boat, ATV and meeting of various Department Heads FRETT, DARRELL P., Row ...... 24.00 VISA, Meals ...... 21.38 pay will change to $24.90 per hour ef- snowmobile renewals/registrations. will take place on Thursday, July 16, GALLS INC, Uniform ...... 813.00 VISA, % WASHINGTON STATE BANK, Supplies ...... 1,094.70 fective July 16, 2020. Also a total of 389 certified copies of 2020 and it is expected a decision will GATR TRUCK CENTER, Parts ...... 327.71 WAGNER, JOHN, Reimb ...... 75.00 Washington City Administrator Brent birth certificates, death certificates, and be reached at that time on the manner GORDON FLESCH COMPANY, Copier ...... 364.29 WALDSCHMIDT, DIANE, Reimb ...... 266.37 Hinson, along with Washington Mayor marriage licenses were provided to the and conditions in which County facili- GREINER DISCOUNT TIRES, Tires ...... 5,298.09 WALMART COMM BRC, Supplies ...... 1,097.43 Jaron Rosien, presented a summary of public. The complete report is available ties will be re-opened. Young stressed HACAP, Qtr pmt ...... 30,000.00 WAPELLO CO AUDITOR, Rent ...... 1,298.04 the City of Washington’s (City) involve- in the office of the County Recorder. citizens should still use the telephone to HARBISON FENCING, Fence ...... 203.00 WAPELLO RURAL WATER ASSOC, Service ...... 70.40 ment in a process which is expected The Board voted to acknowledge conduct business if at all possible in or- HCC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Premium ...... 2,618.28 WASH AUTO CENTER, Service...... 486.15 to ultimately lead to City annexation of receipt of the Auditor’s report for the der to avoid in-person visits. The Board HEALTHCARE FIRST, Survey ...... 99.23 WASH CHAMBER OF, Chamber bucks ...... 450.00 43 acres of property. The property is 4th quarter of FY20 and to authorize took no formal action. HENRY CO PUBL HLTH, Reimb...... 1,346.71 WASH CO AMBULANCE, Equipment ...... 83,000.00 located west of Hwy 1 and south of the the Chair to sign. The report, presented Seward provided information about HERNANDEZ-LOPEZ, MARTHA, Reimb ...... 49.92 WASH CO COMMUNICATIONS, Qtr pmt ...... 213,955.75 fairgrounds. Plans call for the property by Auditor Dan Widmer, reflected rev- preliminary work being performed re- HERVEY, MAXINE, Reimb ...... 5.46 WASH CO EMERG MGMT, Qtr pmt ...... 237,569.75 to be used for long-term residential de- enues for the quarter in the amount lated to a wind energy project being HOGUE, CORY, Reimb ...... 75.00 WASH CO FAIR ASSN, Qtr pmt ...... 10,250.00 velopment. According to Hinson, the City of $1,612.00. Of this total, $1,575.00 considered for Washington County. He HYGIENIC LABORATORY, Test kits ...... 300.00 WASH CO HIST PRESERV, Qtr pmt ...... 1,187.50 recently purchased a portion of the 43 resulted from transfer fees and $37.00 stated knowledge and communication IA BRIDGE & CULVERT, Swap ...... 18,419.86 WASH CO HUMANE SOCIETY, Qtr pmt ...... 8,548.50 acres from the Bell family (Mary Clarice from the sale of plat books. The com- are the key components in making a de- IA COMM ASSURANCE POOL, Insurance ...... 167,579.64 WASH CO MINI BUS, Qtr pmt ...... 12,500.00 Bell, Lisa Hardy, Jeffrey A. Bell, Jason plete report is available in the office of termination regarding wind energy pro- IA DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, Fee ...... 25.00 WASH CO PUBL HLTH, Reimb ...... 460.00 W. Bell, Justin J. Bell, and Jon Bell) and the County Auditor. duction in the County. He added at some IA PRECINCT ATLAS CONSORTIUM, Dues ...... 4,108.72 WASH CO PUBL LIBRARY ASSN, Qtr pmt ...... 41,250.00 holds a 10-year option on the remain- The Board voted to make the fol- point in the future it is likely the Board IA ST ASSN OF CO, Dues ...... 5,900.00 WASH CO SECONDARY, Reimb ...... 2,491.79 der of the 43 acres. It is anticipated the lowing appointments: Jim Zieglowsky will take up discussion of the matter and IA ST ASSN OF CO SUPERVISORS, Dues ...... 375.00 WASH CO SHERIFF, Service ...... 52.00 property will yield approximately 60 sin- to a 5-year term on the Washington City passage of an ordinance may be called IA ST MEDICAL EXAMINER, Autopsy fees ...... 6,132.02 WASH ECONOMIC, Pledge ...... 21,000.00 gle family building lots with the sale of Board of Adjustment that will end June for. Seward also shared both Madison ICEA SERV BUREAU, Assessment ...... 100.00 WASH LUMBER & HOME CENTER, Supplies ...... 47.84 the lots offsetting infrastructure costs. 30, 2025; Julie Mangold and John Trier and Iowa Counties have passed mora- IMWCA, Premium ...... 12,731.00 WATERHOUSE, MEGAN, Reimb ...... 172.38 The Board voted to acknowledge the City each to separate 3-year terms on the toriums against wind energy production. J & S ELECTRONIC, Service ...... 76.68 WEIDMAN, JENNIFER, Reimb ...... 100.65 of Washington’s voluntary annexation Washington County Land Use and Plan- The Board took no formal action. JEFFERSON CO SHERIFF, Service ...... 22.65 WELLINGTON TOOL SALES INC, Tools ...... 1,466.93 plans. ning Commission with each term end- At 10:18 am the Board voted to ad- JET PHYSICAL THERAPY, Service ...... 1,890.00 WELLMAN CO-OP TELE, Phone ...... 270.92 The Board voted to increase the ing June 30, 2023; Steve Swaffer to a journ. JIMS SMALL ENGINE REPAIR, Supplies ...... 34.24 WELLMARK/WAGEWORKS, Claims ...... 70,925.51 minimum fixed asset valuation to 5-year term on the Washington County JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL, Parts ...... 919.23 WEMIGA WASTE INC, Service ...... 830.00 $5,000.00. Board of Adjustment that will end June Attest: July 14, 2020 JOHNSON CO SHERIFF, Service ...... 40.90 WILSONS TOWN &, Water heater ...... 53.48 The Board vote to approve a State- 30, 2025. DANIEL L. WIDMER, County Audi- JOHNSON, BRETT, Reimb ...... 28.80 WINDSTREAM, Phone ...... 4,702.87 ment of Understanding with Southeast Matt Miller, Project Manager with tor JOHNSON, LUCINDA, Reimb ...... 138.06 WINDSTREAM, Phone ...... 131.15 Iowa Link Region and to authorize the Carl A. Nelson & Company, provided KALONA CO-OP TELE, Internet ...... 2,060.76 WMPF, Publications ...... 1,407.06 Chair to sign. The vote on the motion: a brief project update regarding con- ACE-N-MORE, Supplies ...... 2,146.28 KALONA TIRE, Tires ...... 995.35 WORKPLACE LEARNING, Pledge ...... 2,225.00 Aye-Young, Miller, Stoops, Yoder; Ab- struction of the new Communications ACUMEN, Consulting ...... 2,210.00 KEOKUK CO SHERIFF, Service ...... 121.37 YODER, ROBERT, Reimb ...... 836.79 stain-Seward. According to the agree- and Emergency Operations Center by ADAM, MIKE, Well plugging ...... 500.00 KLEESE, ISSAK, Reimb...... 172.75 ment, Southeast Iowa Link (SEIL) Region stating that the building and computer ADVANCED CORRECTIONAL HLTHCARE, Service ...... 5,999.87 LECKBAND, SARAH MAXWELL, Gal fees ...... 405.00 Published in The News, Thursday, Au- intends to utilize administrative staff of equipment is virtually complete. He also AEGIS THERAPIES INC, Service ...... 826.28 LEETS REFRIGERATION, Service ...... 293.70 gust 6, 2020 L-459

ed the Administrative Recommendation ning of the school year to screen their lic Form at 9:35 p.m. MID-PRAIRIE CSD for the Start of School Plan for the 2020- own health on a daily basis, Implemen- School Board Discussion about the 2021 School Year. He noted that the tation of desk/counter dividers, hand Start of School Plan Board has stated no action will be taken sanitizer availability will be a priority, em- President Schlabach led the Board MID-PRAIRIE COMMUNITY the ability to hire a health paraprofes- at tonight’s meeting. The recommen- ployee training, building specific health in continued discussion for the Start of SCHOOL DISTRICT sional staff to fill the gap. The funding dations are the “big rocks”—the larger and safety procedures tailored for each School Plan for the 2020-2021 School KALONA, WELLMAN, WEST CHESTER will come from General Fund and Gen- items related to the plan—details will be building, travel restrictions/quarantine Year. She asked the Board to share MID-PRAIRIE HIGH SCHOOL MULTI- eral Fund Reserves. worked out on many items, including but for out of country travel, tracking of cas- their individual concerns and perspec- PURPOSE ROOM, Denise Chittick moved to approve not limited to building level initiatives, es and use of Washington County Public tives about the options and recommen- WELLMAN, IA 52356 the increase of Nurses up to 4 FTE’s as leading up to the first day of School on Health Quarantine Guidelines; dations currently on the table. The time JULY 27, 2020 – 7:00 P.M. recommended. Mary Allred seconded August 24th—4 weeks from today, July JhWdifehjWj_ed ?d\ehcWj_ed Â spent sharing perspectives provided the WWW.MID-PRAIRIE.K12.IA.US the motion. Motion carried 6-0. 27th. The Board is tasked with evalu- Transporting of students, bus/vehicle board with insights into Board perspec- Mid-Prairie Virtual Academy ating the recommendations, modifying disinfection and cleaning, bus/vehicle tives. It also provided the Board with President Marianne Schlabach Superintendent Schneider and them, and/or taking a different direction ventilation, comparison and delineation opportunity to ask Administrators for called the meeting to order. Frank Slabaugh, Learning Design Coach, altogether. Highlights included: between transport to/from school as information on specific areas of ques- Board members present: Mary updated the Board on the approval by I_dY[CWo'*j^j^[7Zc_d_ijhWj_l[ compared to transport for Mid-Prairie tions. There was encouragement for Allred, Denise Chittick, Gabrielle Fred- the State of the Mid-Prairie Virtual Acad- Team has met 21 times to discuss the activities; creative ways to solve the some of the erick, Jeremy Gugel, Jodi Meader, Jer- emy. Frank has been working on the elements of the start of school for the 9b[Wd_d]%:_i_d\[Yj_d] 8k_bZ_d]i Â issues and maybe have additional op- emy Pickard (joined the meeting at 7:16 Virtual Academy for approximately the 2020-2021 School Year with the last Processes, strategies, and procedures tions. Concern for mental health con- p.m.), and Marianne Schlabach. past year and more intensively the past meeting taking place on July 27 just for cleaning and disinfecting buildings ditions was highlighted, as were social Board members absent: Jeremy 3 months. The State’s approval makes prior to tonight’s meeting. In between by Custodians and Staff; interaction possibilities. There was en- Pickard (arrived at 7:16 p.m.). Mid-Prairie the 7th School District in those meetings, the Administrators and The Board listened and asked ques- couragement of the Board to consider a Staff Present: Superintendent Iowa with a Virtual Academy. It is in- Directors have been gathering informa- tions for further clarification. Questions 100%, “all in” option— and a request to Mark Schneider, Business Manager/ tended that the District will contract with tion, participating in on-line trainings centered on classroom capacity in each hear thoughts from parents and staff on Board Secretary Jeff Swartzentruber, Edmentum, who will provide the Iowa and meetings to gather necessary back- building. this option in either additional survey(s) High School Principal Jay Strickland, certified teachers. Slabaugh discussed ground information on the many levels Public Forum and/or emails to the Board. Middle School Principal Marc Pen- early planning for the numbers of stu- of COVID; President Schlabach opened the Announcements and Suggestions nington, West Elementary Principal dents at the various levels within K-12. J^[ 7Zc_d_ijhWj_l[ H[Yecc[dZW- meeting for public comment related for Next Meeting Bill Poock, Alternative Learning Center He also shared about the level of partici- tion contains three options for student to the Start of School Plan ideas and Location and Time of Future Meet- Principal Amy Shalla, Home School As- pation required by parents, especially at learning with corresponding approach recommendations by saying the initial ings sistance Program Director Rachel Kerns, the K-5 levels. If and upon passage, the and emphasis of each: plan is to spend one hour at 8:35 p.m. The next Board meeting will be on Learning Design Coach Frank Slabaugh. Virtual Academy will need a Principal. FWhj#j_c[ ?d#F[hied Â Ijk- within the Public Forum. Numerous Monday, August 3, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. at Approximately 50 additional people Additionally and finally, Schneider rec- dents will attend in two groups during, people spoke on various topics related the High School Cafetorium—or room to attended representing the public, par- ommended Frank Slabaugh to take on at least the first 4.5 weeks of school, to the Opening of School including So- be determined based upon anticipated ents, and staff. the role of Interim Principal in this initial which will reach a 50% attendance time cial Distancing, communication with size of attendance. This will be a single Gabrielle Frederick moved to adopt year of the Virtual Academy’s operation. and approximate 50% building capacity; parents during the process from May to topic meeting on the Return to Learn De- the agenda as presented. Seconded by Denise Chittick moved to approve the Social Distancing was the number one now, people with underlying health con- cision by the School Board. Jodi Meader. Motion carried 6-0. creation, implementation, and services concern of Staff related to in-person; ditions—staff and students, a desire to The next regularly scheduled Board Student Learning of the Mid-Prairie Virtual Academy to be- C_Z#FhW_h_[L_hjkWb7YWZ[co make a requirement of face masks/face meeting will then be on Monday, August School Nurses for 2020-2021 gin operations in the 2020-2021 School '&&Edb_d[B[Whd_d]Â9khh_YkbkcWdZ coverings for everyone, back up plan if/ 10, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. with location School Year Year as presented. Jeremy Gugel sec- course choice will be provided by Ed- when the Governor shuts things down most likely at the Central Office in the Superintendent Schneider present- onded the motion. Motion carried 6-0. mentum with Iowa licensed teachers; again, discussion of the desired per- Community Room. ed a rationale to the Board for the hiring Gabrielle Frederick moved to approve >ec[ IY^eeb 7ii_ijWdY[ manent plan and what this “end game” Adjournment of additional nursing staff to bring Nurse the appointment of Frank Slabaugh as Fhe]hWc Â 7 FWh[dj#Zh_l[d Ykhh_Ykbkc might look like, what is the longer term The meeting adjourned at 10:12 staffing levels to 4 Full Time Equivalent’s Interim Principal of the Mid-Prairie Vir- that is assisted by Supervising Teachers plan—not just the first 4.5 weeks, com- p.m. (FTE’s). Due to the COVID pandemic, tual Academy for the 2020-2021 School within the program; ments about childcare centers issues the need for additional nursing services Year. Jodi Meader seconded the motion. >[Wbj^?d\ehcWj_edÂJ^_i[b[c[dj versus school issues during part-time President, Marianne Schlabach in each building will increase significant- Motion carried 6-0. of the recommendation includes param- in-person school, comments and on Secretary, Jeffrey C. Swartzentruber ly. He expanded upon the reasons. Cur- Administrative Recommendation eters for visitors, face coverings, parents mental health impact on children for rently, there is approximately 2.75 FTE’s for the Start of School (Jeremy Pickard to screen their children/students’ health part-time in-person. Published in The News, Thursday, Au- on staff. If we cannot have 4 FTE nurses arrived at 7:16 p.m.) daily, employees will certify at the begin- President Schlabach closed the Pub- gust 6, 2020 L-246 on staff, then Schneider would request Superintendent Schneider present-

first two weeks and see where we are af- HIGHLAND CSD ter that. There will be a special meeting on Wednesday, August 5th at 5:00 pm HIGHLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Green, gave an update on the Waste to make the final decision on what plan BOARD OF DIRECTORS Water Project. He stated the DNR has will be used to start the school year. Mr Crawford gave an update on the WORK SESSION approved our SAGR plan and now has to construction. The shipping of the win- MONDAY – JULY 27, 2020 approve the facility plan. The schedule dow glass for the windows at the high 5:00 P.M. – HIGHLAND BOARD ROOM for the next 2 years was shared with the school has been delayed, the HVAC units completion date being August 2022. A for the classrooms are not here yet and The work session was called to or- professional services agreement will be the painting has started in the music der at 5:00 p.m. by President Nate Rob- on the agenda for the August 10th meet- room storage addition. There will be an- inson. ing to approve HR Green and Wildman to other construction meeting on Thursday Samantha Holden, Mike Golden, be the engineer for the project. at 9:00 am. The Highland Elementary Kathy Butler, Rachel Longbine, Kevin The Return to Learn Plan was dis- playground project is moving along and Engel and Nate Robinson were present. cussed at length. Topics discussed were going fine as well. Megan Allen was absent. Also present face coverings, classroom structure Longbine made a motion to adjourn. were Ken Crawford, Superintendent, basics, hallways and common areas, Seconded by Holden. Motion carried Jane O’Leary, Elementary Principal, An- recess, transportation, arrival and dis- 7-0. gela Hazelett, Secondary Principal, Bill missal procedures, food service, build- The work session adjourned at 8:17 Zywiec, Dean of Students and Sue Rich, ing usage and cleaning of facilities. p.m. Board Secretary. The three models of learning were then Longbine made a motion to approve discussed those being enhanced tradi- PRESIDENT, NATE ROBINSON the agenda. Seconded by Golden. tional plan, modified educational hybrid SECRETARY, SUE E RICH Motion carried 6-0 plan and remote learning from home Megan Allen arrived at 5:02 pm. plan. The recommendation from the Published in The News, Thursday, Au- Matt Wildman, Engineer for HR administration is the hybrid plan for the gust 6, 2020 L-70 PAGE 8B | THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020 CLASSIFIEDS THE NEWS $7 minimum for first 15 words GARAGE SALES SUBMIT YOUR PO Box 430 319-656-2273 30¢ each additional word $10 for 40 words CLASSIFIED: 419 B Ave., Kalona, Iowa 52247 [email protected] CLASSIFIED DEADLINES LINE ADS: 4 P.M. MONDAYS | DISPLAY ADS: 10 A.M. MONDAYS

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THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT FOR JOHNSON COUNTY

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