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n Area briefs Cannons to City backs daycare be fired Starting today (Wednesday expansion project July 20), the Lake Mills Police Lake Mills Community Preschool and Daycare kids for daycare, you can just as well live in another Dept. will be conducting (LMCPD) board representative, Brian Budach, present- community and drop your kids off there.” turkey vulture roost relocation ed the city council Monday, an update on their planned City Clerk, Sheryl Bell, told the council that the city techniques in several areas expansion to accommodate up to 10 more infants cur- could find the money, if they wished to approve the of town between the hours of rently on the waiting list. funding, after which, the motion to fund $25,000 was 7:30-9 p.m. The devices used Budach noted that the group is approximately approved. “I think that this is a really good problem are harmless, but extremely $25,000 short of the for you and the city,” loud and are designed to keep $153,000 needed to com- council member Scott these birds from landing in When I first got on the council, I plete the project, after the Flugum concluded. their preferred roosting areas. group did internal fund- thought they could just pull all that Budach noted that Please bear with them as they raising, wrote grants and the LMCPD currently attempt to relieve the citizens stuff, but you have to have that stuff tapped their savings. serves upward of 150 of this nuisance. “Are you asking us for for people to want to live here. children, depending $25,000?” asked coun- Nathan Ostrander, on the time of year, cil member Bill Clark. speaking on the need for ammenities such as daycare, and that this expan- “We are asking you for sidewalks and swimming pools in a community. sion will make up National Night anything that you would to 10 additional slot Terry Gasper/LAKE MILLS GRAPHIC like to give,” Budach available for the infant Out, Aug. 2 responded. He added that the $25,000 only covers the room, for which there is currently a waiting list. shortfall for the construction aspect of the project, with President and co-owner of All State Ag Parts, John National Night Out will be Tie a yellow ribbon roughly another $10,000 looming to make the new Dyke, visited the council to tell a little about the busi- held Tuesday, Aug. 2, from There is no waiting for someone to come home from service, or be released from prison, as space usable. “We have to make the room functional ness and to feel the council out regarding potential 5-7 p.m. in Oakwood Park. the old song went, rather the City of Lake Mills officials are trying to identify their exposure for if for kids, meaning we have to buy cribs, high chairs and incentives, once they are able to purchase the former The Lake Mills Police Dept., and when the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) makes its way to our part of the state. other things to make it useful.” Cummins Filtration building they currently occupy. Lake Mills Ambulance Service, Public Works Director, Ross Hanson and Park and Recreation Director, Lori Eekhoff, were Stephanie Steffens, the only council member to op- “We are thrilled to be in the community,” he said. Lake Mills Fire Dept., Lake interested in the impact the insect could potentially have on city property, and have marked the pose the funding, warned that the move could set a dan- “From the first day, it has been very welcoming, that Mills Chamber Development ash trees with yellow ribbons. gerous precedent, as the lease agreement clearly states is one of the reasons we were interested in coming to Corporation, and the Hanson noted that to their delight, they found only 35-40 ash trees on city property, with the that improvements to the building need to benefit the Lake Mills.” Winnebago County Sheriff’s majority of those being in Lions Park. “Lions Park could look pretty bare (if EAB gets here and owner. “I don’t think that anything you are doing is go- He noted their research when choosing an expansion Office will all be attending causes damage),” Hanson said. ing to improve the building for us,” she said. “It im- location, included, a look at past history. “Through our and offering various activities. The story regarding private property is speculated to be much different, driving the number proves it for the community, but not for us.” research we learned that Lake Mills has worked with Parents for DC will be serving of impacted trees in the city limits much higher. At Rice Lake Golf and Country Club, a similar Council member Nathan Ostrander, replied that the other companies in the past, and that might be an option food. The public is encouraged effort has taken place, where about 150 ash trees have been identified. improvements do help the city. “I am slightly biased, for All State Ag Parts.” to come out and meet your Hanson noted the city has not committed to a plan in terms of protecting or replacing the because my daughter goes there,” he said. “When I first He said the company has already invested $1.4 mil- local agencies. trees at this point, but that this effort will help their research into such a plan so they are better got on the council, I thought they could just pull all that lion in the Lake Mills location, and knows that there If you would like to volunteer prepared. stuff, but we need that stuff for people to want to live is much more to do. He added that the company will or help sponsor the event, or for here.” He added, “There is a reason that Lake Mills is more information, call Cassie as vibrant as it is. If there is no place to drop off your See COUNCIL, Page 3 Johnson at 641-592-5253.

n Weather THURSDAY Clark makes history with her service Sunny (Heat Advisory) 94° 73° She becomes the first are headed by non-physicians. illness." FRIDAY non-physician to head the board "I appointed her in 2011, to a "When the previous chair called to ask me to be the next Chair, I said, 'I Mostly Sunny (Heat Adv.) 90° 70° three-year term. I re-appointed her in don't think so—you know that position belongs to a physician.' He replied in its 130-year history 2014, so she is in her second term," with an emphatic 'No', saying that the board's job is to protect the public," SATURDAY Scattered Thunderstorms 90° 65° BY BONNIE KAY BALDWIN said Governor Branstad. Diane said with a smile. Again the previous Chair told her that she was LAKE MILLS GRAPHIC Gov. Branstad used to live in serving her fifth year on the board and they wouldn't take no for an answer, SUNDAY Lake Mills and as he said, he knew saying, 'We have all discussed this and we feel that you are well-qualified to Sunny 83° 61° the Clarks, as well as Richard and be the chair of the board'." After many years of hard work and dedi- Charise Schwarm, who were friends And qualified she is. MONDAY cation, this former mother of two young of the Clarks. (The governor prac- Besides her Associate Degree of Applied Science in Nursing, Diane fur- Partly Cloudy 80° 60° children, Diane Clark, Lake Mills, moved ticed law with Richard Schwarm.) thered her academic background with: a Bachelors Degree in Organiza- quickly up the ladder of success in the medi- "Lake Mills and the Mayo Clinic tional Management and Communication; Masters Degree in Organizational cal field. should be extremely proud of Diane Management; Supervisory Management Training; Negotiating Skills; Man- "I always wanted to be a nurse," said Official temperatures and pre- Clark. It is historic that she is the first aging Corporate Change; Nurse Aid Teacher Training); and Critical Care cipitation as recorded by the Lake Clark. For this 1967 LMHS grad, her journey non-physician to be elected chairper- Nursing. Mills Power Plant are as follows: in the nursing field began a little later than son of the Iowa Medical Board in its Her extensive job history includes: Staff RN, Patient Care Coordina- most, after Diane (Leegaard) was married to 130 years of service," said Charise. tor and Nursing Supervisor, Naeve Hospital, Albert Lea, Minn.; Clinical Date Hi Low Prec. Bill Clark and raising their two little girls. July 12 85° 66° .53” "Diane's professionalism, knowledge Instructor, Austin Community College, Austin, Minn.; Staff RN, Intensive Her chance to garner that career had its July 13 84° 62° — and dedication will serve the board Care Unit, Naeve Hospital, Albert Lea, Minn.; Director of Nursing, Lake start in 1978, when she received a scholar- July 14 79° 61° .03” well during her tenure as Chair." Mills Care Center, Lake Mills; Occupational Medicine Coordinator, TQI ship to further her education from a club July 15 79° 58° — The board includes 10 members Coordinator and Recruiting Specialist, as well as, West Clinic Coordina- called PEO, Chapter E.X., of which she was July 16 80° 61° — made up of a number of physicians— tor, Albert Lea Regional Medical Group, P.A., Albert Lea, Minn.; Associate a member. (PEO is a philanthropic organi- July 17 85° 62° 3.72” five practicing MDs, two practic- Clinic Administrator, Albert Lea Medical Center—Mayo Health System, zation where "Women help Women Reach July 18 88° 63° — ing DOs, and three members of the and lastly, Physician Services Administrator for Mayo Clinic Health Sys- For the Stars.") After two years of schooling public. Its purpose/responsibility is tem—Albert Lea and Austin. Diane retired in 2013. (one at Waldorf College, Forest City, and one to license qualified physicians and "My nursing career has taken me farther than I've ever imagined. I have at North Iowa Community College, Mason acupuncturists and investigate com- really had an excellent career, because I have done a little bit of everything," City), she graduated with an associate degree plaints against them, making deci- she said. n Markets of applied science in nursing, 1980. sions regarding the future of their "I am very proud of Diane and very appreciative of her willingness to Prices reported by Five Star Co- After a surprisingly steady climb on nu- careers. The board also has the re- serve on that board that protects the health and well-being of the people op., at the Scarville location, as merous diverse paths, both academic and sponsibility of enforcing rules and of Iowa. I think she has done an outstanding job . . . Of course, she was of Tuesday. Prices subject to experiential, she has made quite a name for laws. The board elects a chairperson, chosen by her colleagues to be the Chair, and as you know, the majority change. herself by what she has accomplished. a vice chairperson and a secretary. of that board is made up of physicians. The respect obviously that she has 2015 2016 Her most recent accomplishment has even made Iowa history. She has "I love being on the board . . . I guess one of my goals is to make sure from her colleagues is, I am sure, why she was chosen to be the Chair," said Corn $3.60 $3.09 been appointed the first non-physician Chair of the Iowa Board of Medicine, patients of Iowa have safe and quality care, and that is what we (the board Governor Branstad. Soybeans $9.68 $9.96 appointed by Iowa Governor Terry Branstad, and approved by the vote of members) really focus on. 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LEGALS...... 8 CLASSIFIEDS...... 9 SPORTS...... 10 www.lmgraphic.com 2 • Lake Mills Graphic • July 20, 2016 • Editorial/Opinion Give a hoot What they’re If you happen to be a child of cigarette butts, and many other the 70s, you surely remember the “puppy delicacies.” ad campaign where Woodsy Owl, When we are out to the north encouraged us to ‘Give a Hoot. shore of the lake, we find much Don’t Pollute.’ You may also re- the same story in terms of re- fighting over member the Native American fuse along the road and paths. gentleman, canoeing down a Unfortunately, there I typically Barring a surprise at the The job has always carried with filthy river, with a tear in his eye. do not have him on the leash, so Republican National Convention in it great responsibility, but the weight Well, although conditions lo- he gets a free Cleveland later this month, the race of the modern presidency is over- cally and across the country have smorgasboard for the presidency is set. So this whelming. There is no job training improved greatly since that time, of discarded seems a good time to step back and for the position, and no President I think it is time for a reminder “goodies.” consider just what it is that Hillary emerges unscathed from the office. to the next few generations, that I do not Clinton and Donald Trump are Harry Truman’s comment about this land is indeed our land, and think Lake fighting about. where the buck stops was abso- throwing their garbage willy Mills is un- I don’t mean where they stand on lutely correct. In a representative nilly wherever they please, is usual in terms the issues, or whose vision is more democracy, the ultimate power may not a very nice way to treat their of being a hot- compelling. I mean the office itself. lie with the voters, but every tough land—either for themselves, or bed for litter- The modern presidency is unique— problem this nation faces percolates for future generations. Terry bugs, so I can and pretty far removed from what up to the President; if it were eas- Since the 70s, we have seen only imagine our Founders envisioned. It’s worth ily solvable, someone else would recycling take a much stronger Gasper the amount understanding what’s at stake as have taken care hold on our way of life, at least n of garbage you watch these two people cam- of it. I’ve found I know my bins are always full, Gasper’s and recycling paign for it. almost all the and when I drive up and down the Gabble statewide and As Americans we have an odd presidents I’ve street of town, I see that I am not nationwide attitude toward the presidency. On met to be seri- alone. that is not go- the one hand, we’re leery of execu- ous, intelligent, There are getting to be more ing to the proper location. tive power, and often of the govern- anxious to do and more companies that look to It is maybe time for more pub- ment the President symbolizes. Yet the right thing, reduce waste, through minimal lic service campaigns to catch we’re also fascinated by the person likeable—and An impressive who holds the office. When I was always over-bur- packaging of their products. hold of a new generation, with an Many people are looking to be important message about caring in Congress, if I had contact with Lee dened. more green in their daily lives, for their land and resources. the President, swarms of reporters Hamilton The story and that includes not making For those of us who remember would want to know every word n used to be told their environment a giant waste- the earlier campaigns, but have he’d said. And people back home about Franklin piece of granite! had an insatiable curiosity—about Commentary Roosevelt that basket. maybe slacked off in our execu- But, now that I am putting on tion of their message in our daily the President, his family, what they when he gave several miles walking Lambeau lives, maybe this would serve as Granite, Iowa that is!!! If we the Pettigrew family, but, this article val is on July 16 and 17. There is wore, where they traveled, how they a fireside chat, each and every day, I can see that the needed wake up call to liter- were being precisely accurate—I is more about the community’s fu- no admission fee and the event will treated people. Americans invest you could walk down a street and there is still plenty of garbage ally clean up our act. think we would need to say Sioux ture than its past. draw over 3,000 people. A demon- a lot of energy and attention in the never miss a word, because every right here in Lake Mills. Quartzite. That is the underlying This little community even has stration of Wheat Threshing, a kids’ President, whether they like or ab- house would have the radio on. The I am constantly pulling him bedrock in the area around Granite, its own industrial park with a recent tractor pull, a lunch, and a parade hor him. presidency today is less of a bully away from discarded food wrap- Iowa (the Sioux Quartzite is often business development called Miller featuring old tractors and cars are And it’s not just Americans. pulpit, yet in policy, the President’s pers and containers, partially called Granite). It is the only area loaders. This company makes load- the highlights of the Bee. The President is not just the cen- remains the strongest single voice in Terry Gasper is co-editor and news/ tral player in our own government, this country and the world. eaten slices of pizza and pieces of advertising manager of the Lake Mills in Iowa where this stone comes to Other activi- chicken, empty bottles and cans, Graphic. earth’s surface. It is about five miles ties occur on the but also in world affairs. Anywhere Which is worth pondering. No from the community of Granite, site throughout the you travel, you’ll find people who President ever lives up to the expec- Iowa and in a State area—Gitchie spring, summer are curious about the most visible tations people have for him—presi- Manitou State Preserve. The com- and fall all coordi- American on the planet. dents make mistakes both large and munity of Granite is near the Big nated by over 300 All of this is with good reason. small, and their power is not lim- Sioux river and also sits at the door- volunteers from the Presidents control the political itless. But the balance of it in this step of the 3,000-acre Blood Run region. The key to agenda in this country. They for- country is unquestionably tilted in National Historic Landmark area. Granite’s future is mulate the budget, set defense and the direction of the White House, Published Continuously Since June 3, 1872 Granite is the most northwest the stimulus and foreign policy, develop the initia- and that is not going to change. tives that drive domestic affairs, and So the question about the presi- Terry & Sherylee Gasper–Co-publishers town in Iowa. You can’t find it spark that the nine on an Iowa highway map. It is a residents provide— create the contours of public debate. dency that concerns me is how to 204 North Mill St., Lake Mills, Iowa 50450 small unincorporated village. Small er attachments for tractors and other solid as a rock!!!! Celebrate the 4th Congress, by contrast, reacts. In re- hold the President accountable. Phone 641-592-4222 • FAX 641-592-6397 machinery. It is a clean and attrac- • E-Mail: [email protected] • might be an overstatement. Granite and our nations independence by cent decades, it’s been rare to find He or she needs to be scrutinized, tive facility. There is a re-created Congress seizing the initiative on challenged, and held answerable to Subscription Rates has a population of nine people. going to see the July events. Pack country store, restaurant, streets much of anything. So the President Congress and the public for his or 1 Year Iowa/Minnesota ...... $3600 It is located about six miles west up the family and travel northwest of Larchwood, Iowa. Granite has and other historical structures, trac- Iowa to see one of Iowa’s beauti- stands at the center of the govern- her policies. There are today only 1 Year Outside of Iowa/Minnesota...... $3800 never been a big town and prob- tor parts center and a collection of ful small towns with a future—say ment, not just in moments of cri- rare opportunities for the vigorous All subscriptions are non-refundable tractors stored and displayed for the $ 00 ably never will be, but, it is solid “hello” to a great small town group sis—when you’d expect it to be the give and take and close examina- Published Wednesday Afternoon Single copy price...... 1 as a rock. In 2012 the community public. of citizens. case—but when it comes to the ev- tion of a President that our system News/Advertising Manager...... Terry Gasper celebrated its 125th anniversary— Granite has gained a reputation P.S. While you are there, take eryday running of the country. once provided. But how long can Quasquicentenial. for running a unique threshing bee in the adjacent National Historic Presidents have been opportunis- that continue before we cease to be Graphic Design...... Sherylee Gasper We could spend a great deal of in July. During the month—partic- Landmark site of Blood Run. Soon tic about this, doing what they must a true representative democracy? Office Manager/Reporter...... Bonnie Kay Baldwin time on the interesting history of ularly on weekends there are vari- to be Iowa’s newest State Park and to succeed in the system they’ve Lee Hamilton is a Senior Advisor for the Indiana University Center Granite, how it began with the name ous activities. This year marks its possible joint venture with South been given. If they’ve been un- Advertising...... Loretta Krahling 32nd anniversary. The main festi- on Representative Government; a of “Luka” and the early residents - Dakota. able to get congressional approval, Distinguished Scholar, IU School of Staff...... Marissa Gasper they’ve tried to work around it Global and International Studies; and Staff...... Nick Rice with executive orders; Democrat or a Professor of Practice, IU School of Republican, they’ve worked hard to Public and Environmental Affairs. He The Lake Mills Graphic (USPS 302-440) is published weekly by the Lake Mills expand their power. was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives for 34 years. Graphic, 204 N. Mill St., Lake Mills, Iowa 50450. Periodicals postage paid at Lake Mills, Iowa. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Lake Mills Graphic, P.O. Box 127, Lake Mills, Iowa 50450. Gridlock in Washington: Activities Calendar Sponsored by— Is it tribalism or the CORPORATE FARMER founders’ intention? 1307 6th St. SW I recently read an interesting and not totally frustrated by the gridlock maybe we’re better off if agreement Mason City, IA 50401 entertaining opinion about the long we’re experiencing. 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Board Meeting 3rd Monday, 4 p.m. LM Public Library ing the novel “Lord of the Flies” My Slant on of issues, or at individual committed to acting uni- Congregate Meals Monday-Friday Civic Center in which a group of pre-adolescent least different laterally. Saturday Aft. Club 1st Thursday., 2 p.m. Hostess Things Drivers License Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-4 p.m. FC Courthouse choir boys are stranded on a re- perspectives on Was it one of the Founders’ or- No Written Test after 3:30 p.m. Treasurer’s office mote island. They attempt to govern old issues. ganizational creations that lead to Drive Test by Appointment themselves, but have disastrous re- The nature of the issues has a necessary ingredient for creating Library Hours Mon.-Thurs., 10 a.m.-7 p.m. sults as they descend into savagery. quite naturally led to competing agreement? And did that lead to a • 38,775 Miles • Htd. Lthr. • Parking Sensors • Crew Cab • 15,407 Miles • Tow Pkg. 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Leland businessmen, in con- nection with members of the fire back his hometown department, had a committee meet- In what has become a trademark nations of the cel- ing Monday night and set the date in his life in Joice, Barry Anonson, ebration. “This is for the annual Watermelon day this could not resist helping out, when the second time year as Tuesday, Aug. 26. This has he was asked to lead the Think Joice around, I suppose become quite an event in Leland, Days parade, as grand marshal. it started in the a carload of watermelons being “Marilyn DeLawyer said that early 70s,” he re- served free to all comers at noon on this was her last year, and asked if I membered. “All the day of the celebrations, and this couldn’t help out,” he recalled. His of us worked at it year will be no exception, says John response, “Of course, I can help you for 20 some years, Buren, chairman. out.” and decided to let Those words have likely been ut- some new blood 50 years ago tered by Anonson numerous times take it over.” After July 20, 1966 over his years living in Joice, as like that decision, the Grand Champion baby beef at many small town residents who care event was dor- the Winnebago Junior Show was about their community, he has been mant for several shown by Paul Jonhson, son of Mr. involved in much of what has gone years until that and Mrs. Alonzo Johnson, Rake. on in Joice the past 40 years. be downsized from past years, the new blood arrived The 1065-lb. animal was select- During his time in the commu- car show is stronger than ever. “It and recahrged the weekend. Now, it ed as the judging Tuesday at the nity, Anonson has served on the city is just amazing the number of peo- is again at a crossroads. “This will Thompson show. Paul is a mem- council, several terms as mayor, the ple who come to the car show,” he be the last one for a while unless ber of the Lincoln-Eden Slippers. fire department, and in his church. marveled, saying that last year there somebody steps up.” A large crowd was on hand to view Outside of the community directly, were 138 participants coming from If this does happen to be the last the annual parade last evening. he has been on the Worth County as far as Des Moines and Lakeville, celebration, the event could have Plans are nearly completed for Devolopment Authority board, Minn. and points in between. “We done a lot worse than choosing the annual Ridikulus Day to be held July 4, 1979/LAKE MILLS GRAPHIC helping out those in surounding lost a Waterloo group last year, be- Anonson to lead the final parade, here Tuesday, July 26th, according communities, as well. cause it was raining down there (or although you might get an argument to Chamber of Commerce officials. “Don Borey and I used to take the number would have been high- from Anonson himself. Local stores will be featuring side- New Playground Equipment turns being mayor,” he recalled er).” “I have mixed feelings on being walk sales with all sorts of “new” in Oakwood Park is being enjoyed daily by younsters. Pictured above are Arnold Moe, a member of of his service. In 1996, he quit the Of his service on the WCDA named grand marshal. I really wish sales ideas. Sales personnel will be the park board, and Randy Peters, personnel manager at Deluxe Products, as they looked over the council, only to return eight years board, Anonson said, “That has someone else had been selected,” appropriately attired for the occa- new equipment Tuesday. Deluxe donated $1,000 towards the purchase of the equipment. Youngsters later because he saw a specific need been fun. We give out so much he concluded. But, in the end, he sion. pictured are Rod Harang, at the left, Russ Hagen, Darrin Thorson, Verlyn Severson and Ross Stenerson. in the community. “We were trying money and there have been so many agreed to step up one more time for From a field of 21 entries in the to get city sewer done, so three of good things we have been able to his hometown. “I guess I am taking Venita Rich Talent Contest Revue at If you have pictures of the earlier days in Lake Mills you would like to share, send them to graphic@ us old mayors (Marlo Ellingson, do.” my turn to try to pay it back.” the WInnebago County Junior Show wctatel.net, or drop off at our officeat 204 North Mill St. Please send original photos, scans or negatives Ron Miller and Anonson) decided In being named grand marshal, Tuesday evening at Thompson, only. No newspaper clippings please. we would help get this done.” Last Anonson is carrying on a family Diane Rygh, daughter of Mr. and January, when the project was half- tradition, of sorts, as his father (who Mrs. James Rygh, Lake Mills, was way completed in terms of construc- may be the oldest resident of Joice named the winner. Her talent num- 100 years ago has accepted a position as instruc- memorated 50 years of service in tion, Anonson again left the council. at 96) served the same role a num- ber was a soprano solo. She sang July 19, 1916 tor at the Spokane Lutheran College the ministry of the church for Pastor While he gave up the council ber of years back, as did his mother- “Summer Time” from Porgy and O.J. McCurdy has been engaged Setember 1st. Sletten. He was ordained 1891. and fire department, Anonson noted in-law. Bess. Georgene Rolands was her COUNCIL in drilling a deep well for the Lake Sunday was a great day for Mr. Ward Berry, formerly of this that he still stays busy with his other Born and raised in Joice, accompanist. Decisions were 60 per From Front Mills Canning Co. at the factory. and Mrs. E.E. Baldwin, all their place, has been receiving treatment activities, and has even picked up a Anonson had a break after college, cent by the judges and 40 per cent The old well did not furnish enough seven sons and six daughters gath- at a hospital at Atlantic, Iowa, for few new items to help fill his plate. when he moved to Cedar Rapids to soon be moving their engine re- from audience applause. water and the company could not ering at the home for a real family injuries suffered while at his work This year, he has become in- work at Collins Radio. When that furbishing and rebuild shop to this depend on the supply from the city reunion. When all were counted in, for the Bell Telephone company. He volved with the Top of Iowa car job disappeared due to government location, and further expansions are 25 years ago standpipe. Last fall it was almost including the grandchildren, there was removing a tree which had fall- show, which takes place on the contract cuts, he moved back to his planned. July 17, 1991 impossible to keep a supply of wa- were thirty in all seated at the din- en across the lines during a storm Sunday of Think Joice days. “Ed home area and started working for The company currently employs Area farmers will find they are ter in the city tank when the factory ner table. and as the tree fell to the ground it Attig is kind of running out of gas, Winnebago Industries in 1973, and 30, and is expected to grow that spending less time waiting to dump was in operation on account of the struck him across the back. He suf- so Ron Miller and I are taking much has been here ever since. number to 40 within the year, and grain at Farmers Co-Op Elevator amount of water they used. The 75 years ago fered a broken ankle and severe in- of that over.” He noted that while Having been here since the early another 10 within two-years. due to the imporvements that are new well is a much needed impor- July 16, 1941 juries to his back. other aspects of the weekend may 70s, Anonson has seen both incar- Van Dyke said that they are anx- now being made at the co-op. vement. It was a happy day for the Rev. The St. Olaf college male quartet ious to get the purchase complet- Manager Ben Fuller stated today J.N. Sletten came home Saturday and Mrs. O.R. Sletten Sunday when will give a program of religious and ed, however, they are waiting for that up to 20,000 bushels of grain morning to be present at the cel- they celebrated their golden wed- secular music at Salem Lutheran Cummins to work out some issues will be handled per hour, com- ebration of his parents twenty-fifth ding anniversary in Lake Mills and church Tuesday, July 22, at 8 p.m. on their end. “I am anxious to buy pared with the present figure of wedding anniversary. Joseph is tak- it was likewise a happy day for the There will be no admission charge, the building, so that we can be a part 9,000 bushels per hour now moved ing the regular university summer 500 or more people who came to but a free-will offering will be giv- of Lake Mills for the long haul.” through the system. course at the Chicago university. He honor them. The occasion also com- en the singers. The council directed Van Dyke Personnel at Liberty Bank & to speak at a later date with the fi- Trust are hosting a foreign visi- nance committee to discuss options tor this week. Maria Paszkowska, and desires, but expressed confi- Warsaw, Poland, is spending the first dence that they would be able to three days this week here at Liberty come up with something that would gathering information on how an benefit both parties. agriculture-lending American bank “We have done it (incentive) operates. Maria is here as a partici- with other places, and I am will- pant in the School of Agricultural ing to look into what we can do,” Banking, Credit and Finance for said Ostrander. “It has worked Central and Eastern Europeans well (in the past).” He cited Larson sponsored by Iowa State University Manufacturing, Lund/Byerly’s and and a group of Iowa banks. Twenty- the grocery store to name just a few. one bankers from Europe are in Ostrander added, “It is good to see Iowa for three weeks. Sherylee Gasper/LAKE MILLS GRAPHIC that building full. When Cummins left, it was a big blow to the town.” 10 years ago Lions Club TV raffle winner Van Dyke concluded, “Lake July 26, 2006 Mills seems like a healthy, vibrant Justin Kester (No. 32) played on Sherri Wessels, Austin, Minn. (right) was the winner of the Lions Club raffle, held July Jubilee weekend. She is pictured above with Lions and well run community. I have the North team at the Shrine Bowl Club member, Scott Drexler. She purchased her winning raffle ticket been to a lot of small towns, I really this past Saturday. Kester played in from Lions Club member, Mike Gaskill. The Lions sold approximately like this town.” the second and fourth quarters, help- $1,700 in raffle tickets. ing motivate the team with his en- ergy. Kester had many tackles dur- ing the quarters, but the South team overtook the North 20-0. Kester was a linebacker in the game and has signed to play at NIACC this fall, where he will play with three other teammates from the Shrine Bowl. At the Shrine Bowl banquet, there were 800 present, which was the largest attendance ever and the teams raised $101,000, pushing over las year’s $80,000 raised. Progress is in the air as Holland Contracting began working on the school addition demolition and con- struction this past week. The $3.3 million project was approved ealier this spring by the School Board and is projected to last until August, 2007.

LAKE MILLS GRAPHIC offices closes at noon Fridays thru Labor Day 4 • Lake Mills Graphic • July 20, 2016 • Society 90th Birthday Card Shower Down Home Cooking Ruby Farland by Ruby Farland will be celebrating Bonnie Kay Baldwin her 90th birthday, Thursday, July 21. Her family would like to honor CORN ZUCCHINI SAUTE 2 c. sugar her with a card shower. Please send 3/4 c. onion, chopped 2 tsp. baking powder birthday greetings to Ruby at 10850 3/4 c. green pepper, chopped 1 c. milk 450th St., Thompson, Iowa 50478. 2 garlic cloves, minced 1 tsp. vanilla 3 Tbsp. olive oil Beat eggs until light. Add sugar. 28-29c 3 med. zucchini, quartered Sift dry ingredients together and lengthwise and sliced add to batter. Heat milk and butter 2 tomatoes, seeded and chopped to boiling. Pour over batter while Club News 1 can or approx. 2 c. corn, drained hot and beat thoroughly. Add vanilla (or frozen) and bake 45 minutes in a 9x13-inch Forest City Area Fellowship of 1/2 tsp. salt pan. Christian Women 1/2 tsp. pepper A meeting with the theme of 1/2 c. Cheddar cheese, shredded Frosting: “ONE Real Security” will be In a large skillet, saute onion While baking, mix the following held Monday, Aug. 1, from 6:30- and pepper (could use jalapeno frosting, but do not cook this 8:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church, pepper as well) in oil until tender. frosting: Forest City (east entrance). Joyce Terry Gasper/LAKE MILLS GRAPHIC Add garlic and saute for 1 minute. 6 Tbsp. butter Buseman, Centerville, S.D., will Add zucchini and tomatoes; cook 10 Tbsp. brown sugar tell of growing up in a secure for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally, 4 Tbsp. sweet cream environment, later found her LMHS Class of 1981 holds 35th class reunion covered. Stir in corn and remaining 1 c. nutmeats or coconut ultimate “Insurance for a Secure ingredients; bring to a boil. Reduce Immediately when the cake is The LMHS Class of 1981 held their 35th class reunion Saturday evening, July 9, at the Diamond Jo Casino-Worth. Thirty-three classmates Future” after a personal tragedy. heat and simmer, uncovered, for baked, remove from oven. Spread came; some from as far as Florida and Texas. Pictured above, front row (L-R): Eric Christianson, Don Knudtson, Sherylee Thompson Gasper, Kathy Jerome is the guest musician 10 minutes. Sprinkle with cheese. this uncooked frosting over top of Lisa Griffiths, Monica Singelstad Kubesh, Linda Rusley Johnson, Angela Reindal Shaw, Penny Peterson Twedt and Jon Skellenger. Middle that evening and Paul Fitzgerald Cover and cook 2 minutes longer, or cake. Place pan back in the oven row: Kyle Sprecher, Jeff Willert, Brian Levine, Lonna Halvorson Nielsen, Randy Christianson, Donica Harmon Arneson, Lori Cartwright will identify considerations when until cheese is melted. to brown the frosting. Let frosting Flugum, Rhonda Grothe Harmon, Terri Jorth Inouye, Mary Arndt, Lisa Banwart Garringer and Bruce Barrett. Back row: Tim Fjelstad, Joan making trust/investment decisions; cook to a nice light brown, then Graupmann Ross, Mary Severson Ward, Diane Hermanson Schulze, Julie Rodberg Karjalahti, Marilyn Storby, Monte Gulick, Doug Arneson, both are Forest City residents. CHICKEN OLE CROCK-POT remove from oven and cool. Bob Moen, Michael Peterson, Doug Flugum, and Al Tweeten. Dinner reservations are appreciated 1 can cream of chicken soup by Friday noon, July 29; please call 1 can refried beans Carol at 641-585-3203. 1 c. sour cream 1 Tbsp. minced onion Local News Salem WELCA 2 c. grated Cheddar cheese The annual reunion of the descen- A meeting will be held Thursday, 6 (8-inch) flour tortillas July 21, at 2 p.m. in Fellowship 4 c. cooked, chopped chicken dants of Gilman and Cora Groe was Hall. The program will be on breasts held Saturday, June 25 at the Truman butterflies by Karen Bradley. The 1 (7 oz.) jar salsa, mild Helgeson Civic Center. There were Sarah Circle will be hostess. June Lake Mills Combine cream of chicken soup, 55 family members present. The re- refried beans, sour cream and minced union was hosted by the children of onion in separate mixing bowl. Irene Groe McDowell. ambulance report Tear up tortillas lengthwise into The Lake Mills Ambulance Ser- strips. Layer ingredients in crock- vice responded to 30 calls during the pot, starting with torn tortillas, soup month of June: 14 were transported Thank You mixture, chicken, salsa and cheese. to Mason City, seven to Albert Lea, Repeat for two more layers (total of Evening canoe nine non-transports. Heartfelt thanks to three). Cover and cook on low for Crew members responding were: 4-5 hours. Gently stir and sprinkle float scheduled Codi Thompson, Mike Dugger, all who sent cards with extra cheese. Cover and cook As the beginning of the school Ashley Alphs, Cory Mathahs, Jason another 30 minutes. year draws closer, families are & greetings on our Athey, Mariah Dodd, Nikki Hon- going to want to get outdoors a few sey, Zack Burtis, Gary Thomas, Tara BUTTERSCOTCH CAKE more times and spend some qual- 60th anniversary. Ryan, Casey Shaw, December De- 4 eggs ity time together. The Winnebago battista, Jill Halvorson, Mike John- Lake Mills is a great 2 c. flour County Conservation Board has son and Terry Ringham. Pinch of salt the perfect opportunity for fami- place to live & 2 Tbsp. butter lies (and others) to do just that. raise our family. The Board will be sponsoring an Evening Canoe Float at Thorpe Jim & Virginia Thank You Submitted photo Park’s Lake Catherine, Wednesday There is no way, & there are evening, Aug. 10. Kingland no words, that can express our From 6-8 p.m. that evening, appreciation. LMHS Class of 2006 holds people will be able to use the Thank You—Pastor Bill Peake, Conservation Board’s canoes, pad- Victor Garry & the Oakcrest 10th reunion dles, and life jackets, free of charge, Staff, Carol Kettwick, Brian to enjoy a leisurely paddle around The LMHS Class of 2006 held their 10th class reunion Saturday Kramersmier, The Corn Belt Lake Catherine. The event will take Chorus, Logan Anderson, evening, July 9, at Rice Lake Golf and Country Club. Pictured above: place at the lake’s boat ramp/fish- everyone who sent cards, food, Katie Olson, Justin Kester, Cole Christianson, Katie Peterson, Alicia ing dock and instruction will also made visits, & prayers; especially Midlang, Jennifer Flugum, Casey Singelstad, Melissa Schulz, Dana be available for those people whose to all of the members of the 1st Ball-Kelley, Brittney Christianson, Samantha Petersburg, Jennie canoeing skills may be a little rusty. DAILY SPECIALS Responder Community, from all Knudtson, Holly Atkin, Naomi Pederson, Nicole Nelson, Tyler People are encouraged to bring MONDAY–Closed over North Iowa, that participated Brackey, Jill Schacherer, Tony Langfald, Tony Norris, TJ Smith and along a fishing pole, as well, if TUESDAY–Pollo Loco in Kirk’s Final Send Off, Travis Dillavou. they’d like, in case there is a short WEDNESDAY–Shrimp Burrito “you made him very proud!” wait for a canoe. Information THURSDAY–$1 Off Fajitas & Half Off Margaritas Instead of sending personal will also be available about the FRIDAY–Enchiladas Thank You’s, all memorials are Winnebago River Water Trail as SATURDAY– Burritos Deluxe being given to the First Reformed well as fishing in Iowa. SUNDAY–Kids Eat Free with each Adult Meal Church in Buffalo Center. 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Lutheran Church will be selling Rights Director, San Wong, recently open house at the Fire Department The Fire Department will hold pork chop on a stick from 10 a.m.-2 announced members for the 2016- from 8-10 a.m., and the parade at their annual waterball fight at 1 p.m. 2017 State of Iowa Youth Advisory 10 a.m. (line up at 9:30 a.m. by the p.m., with registration at 12:30 p.m. For further information about Council (SIYAC). Members serve elevator). Sundays events include a break- Think Joice Days, contact Marilyn two-year staggered terms and this Inflatables will be at the city park fast at the Community Library Delawyer at 641-590-0082, or the current term begins immediately. all day. Lunch will be served from 11 room from 7-10:30 a.m. The 13th Joice Library at 641-588-3330. For Youth were selected through a com- a.m-2 p.m. by students and Parents Annual Top of Iowa Car Show high- info about the car show, contact Bev petitive application process for this for DC committee. Food vendors lights the day, and will be held from and Ed Attig at 641-590-4279. leadership development program. will also be in the park. 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Registration is Morgan Fritz, Lake Mills, was selected to be on the SIYAC. She is the daughter of Teresa Fritz. HALLE JO JOHNSON KARISSA HEATH “Youth will have an opportunity to provide input directly to the Iowa Legislature and to the Executive Branch,” Director Wong said of the Winnebago Fjelstad competing at world’s intensive program. SIYAC members research issues and serve as liaisons between youth Wong commented, “We not only fair queen largest rodeo want to give youth a voice, but we and policymakers. Members are Addison Fjelstad, a 2016 gradu- p.m. each day thereafter. especially want to include youth ages 14-20, and the council strives ate of LMHS, has earned a position Along with great rodeo compe- who are traditionally underrepre- candidates for diverse membership in race, eth- on the Iowa state National High tition and the chance to meet new sented. This is an excellent opportu- The 2016 Winnebago County nicity, disabilities, gender and geog- School rodeo team and will be trav- friends from around the world, raphy. nity to develop future leaders.” Fair Queen coronation will be held Thursday evening, July 21, at 7 p.m. eling with fellow teammates to Gil- NHSFR contestants have the oppor- in the Grandstand arena. Three local lette, Wyo., July 17-23, to compete tunity to enjoy shooting sports, vol- young ladies are competing for fair at the 68th annual National High leyball, contestant dances, family- queen this year. School Finals Rodeo (NHSFR) in oriented activities, church services Winnebago Co. Fair parade, July 24; Halle Jo Johnson is the 17-year- the reind cow horse event competi- sponsored by the Fellowship of old daughter of Mark Johnson and tion. Christian Cowboys, and shopping at TSB chosen as Grand Marshal Lana Heins, Leland. She is currently Featuring more than 1,650 con- the NHSFR tradeshow. testants from 43 states, five Cana- To follow your local favorites, The Winnebago County Fair runs Titonka Savings Bank as Grand serving as her FFA chapter’s presi- dent. She is also involved in 4-H dian Provinces, and Australia, the visit NHSRA.org daily for complete from July 21-24. One of the high- Marshal of the Winnebago County IVEY GREENSKY NHSFR is the world’s largest rodeo. results. lights is the County Fair Parade. The Fair Parade. TSB is a community and is a member of the Winnebago County Junior Fair Board. In school, Ivey Greensky is the 18-year- In addition to competing for more parade will be held Sunday, July 24, minded organization. Their employ- than $200,000 in prizes, NHSFR at 1:30 p.m.. This will be the 64th ees volunteer for many events and she participates in basketball, track, old daughter of Dana and Katy softball, speech, FFA, and showing Greensky, Buffalo Center. Her ser- contestants will also be competing county-wide parade that the fair has provide financial support as well. for more than $350,000 in college held in Thompson. Titonka Savings Bank will celebrate animals. Her future plans are to fin- vice organizations that she partici- ish high school and to attend college pates in include: LYO church group scholarships and the chance to be Traditionally, the parade com- 100 years of business in the commu- named an NHSFR World Cham- mittee has prided itself in honoring nity. They have also been supporters to major in agribusiness. and FFA. While Ivey was in school, Karissa Heath is the 16-year- she participated in volleyball, bas- pion. To earn this title, contestants area-wide veterans and that com- of the Winnebago County Fair. must finish in the top 20—based on mitment will continue this year. We The Winnebago County Fair pa- old daughter of Sarah Heath, Lake ketball, golf, FFA, band, flag corps, Mills. Service organizations she is and was on the honor roll. She will their combined times/scores in the welcome all VFW and American rade has no entry fee. Parade par- first two rounds—to advance to Sat- Legion members to help lead the ticipants will start to line up about involved with are FFA, FCCLA, be attending South Dakota State and 4-H. She is also training her University this fall to study to be- urday evening’s final round. World parade. Communities are also en- 12:30 p.m. along Sunset Drive, champions will then be determined couraged to provide their veterans northwest of city park. The parade dog to be a therapy dog to help come a nurse anesthetist. students at her school. In school, The Lil Miss contest will be based on their three-round com- MICHELE MEYER, OWNER/STYLIST with a vehicle for the parade. route begins at the city park on bined times/scores. Community fire departments, Harrison St., south to Fourth Ave., activities for Karissa include: FFA, held prior to the queen corona- 107 Main St., Joice • 641-588-3830 FCCLA, volleyball, and basketball. tion in the Grandstand at 6:30 p.m. Again, this year, the Saturday ambulance crews, and cooperatives east to Madison St., north to Second championship performance will HOURS: Tues. & Thurs.9 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri. & Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. are also encouraged to participate. Ave. then back to Harrison St. Her future plans are to complete Registration will be held from high school and then go to NIACC 5:30-5:45 p.m. in the 4-H Exhibit be televised nationally as a part Businesses with a float or a vehicle Please note the change of the route. of the “Cinch Highschool Rodeo that they wish to display are also Parade entries will not be as- or Riverland to become an LPN and Building. Be sure to come to hopefully raise horses. Tour” telecast series on RFD-TV. welcome to attend. Classic cars and signed a number. The parade com- Live broadcasts of each NHSFR tractors are always highlights of the mittee reserves the right to reject performance will also air online at THINK JOICE DAYS parade. any entry that is in conflict with NHSRATV.com. Performance times Picking a Grand Marshal is al- the parades commitment to family, are 7 p.m. July 17, and 9 a.m. and 7 & Join in the Fun! ways a hard thing to do. There are community , faith and country. many people and businesses that Anybody with questions should qualify for this honor. This year, contact Lynn Hagenson by calling the parade committee has chosen 641-590-1681.

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WCTA Lake Mills Craft Communications Forest City iWireless Mason City 6 • Lake Mills Graphic • July 20, 2016 • Obits/Religion wife, Rose; daughter, Pamm and her firmed at United Methodist EUB late husband, Dan; and son, Lynn. Church, Meservey. She attended He was blessed with three grand- school in Meservey and graduated daughters: Crystal Sanden, Ashley from Merservey High School in (Brackey) Lawson, and Becky 1944. Fern attended beauty school (Brackey) Shaw; and one great- in Mason City and worked as a grandson, Dylan Sanden. beauty operator in both Clear Lake Sterling was preceded in death and Meservey after school. by his parents, Art and Cora Sanden; Fern was united in marriage ASBURY UNITED METHODIST Sunday—8:30 a.m. Worship and Thursday–1:30 p.m. LWR Quilting at and two sisters: Arlene Cunningham to Clarence Willand on Aug. 29, CHURCH Fellowship at Lime Creek Winnebago ARCHANGELS CATHOLIC CLUSTER and Adeline Jones. 1948. They had three daughters: 107 East Main, Lake Mills SOMBER Sunday–9:45 a.m. Fellowship; 10:30 Fr. James Dubert, Pastor Pamela, Penny, and Vicki. Fern and 641-592-1106 575 450th St., Lake Mills a.m. Worship 641-923-2329 Clarence resided in rural Lake Mills Sunday–9 a.m. Worship; 10 a.m. Sunday—8:30 a.m. Worship and Thursday–9:30 a.m. Winnebago Fr. Paul Lippstock, Sacramental for 55 years where she ran Fern’s Fellowship Fellowship at Lime Creek WELCA at Winnebago then Out for Lunch; Priest Beauty Shop out of their home for Wednesday–6 p.m. Bible Study 1:30 p.m. LWR Quilting at Winnebago 641-585-4856 many years. BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH LIME CREEK ST. PATRICK • Buffalo Center Fern enjoyed playing bridge, Thompson• 641-584-2535 24076 495th St. • Lake Mills, IA PILOT KNOB LUTHERAN CHURCH Saturday–5:45 p.m. Reconciliation; cooking, golfing, crocheting, trav- Sunday–8:45 a.m. Worship (Pastor Sunday—8:30 a.m. Worship and (AALC) 6:15 p.m. Mass eling, and spending time with her Laurna Halaas); 9:45 a.m. Fellowship Fellowship Pastor Bob G. Snitzer Sterling Orlin grandchildren and great-grandchil- 2391 330th St., Forest City ST. BONIFACE • Garner dren. She crocheted a baby blanket BETHEL LUTHERAN ONE IN CHRIST LUTHERAN PARISH 1-641-581-3070 Thursday–8 a.m. Mass; 8:40 a.m. Sanden for each of her great-grandchildren BRETHREN CHURCH Pastor Randy Baldwin [email protected] Reconciliation November 19, 1925 – and loved to sit on her front deck 2 1/2 Miles South of Joice on S 14 Pastor Bill Peters www.pilotknob.org Saturday–8:30 p.m. Reconciliation and watch the world go by. Pastor Kevin Olson Wednesday–10 a.m. Bible Study at Sunday–7 a.m. Listen to Message on Sunday–10 a.m. Mass July 5, 2016 Fern is survived by her daugh- 641-588-3460 Mills Harbour; 2:30 p.m. LMCC Worship, KIOW Radio 107.3 FM; 9 a.m. Worship; Thursday–Mass Cancelled Sterling Orlin Sanden, 90, Lake ter, Penny Nelson, Lake Mills; Saturday–Bethel Youth Water Park Pastor Bill 10:15 a.m. Sunday School Mills, passed away Tuesday, July daughter, Vicki Bartlett, and her Outing Thursday–9-11:30 a.m. Office Hours, ST. WENCESLAUS • Duncan 5, 2016, at Mercy Medical Center husband, Dave, Forest City; son- Sunday–9 a.m. Worship (Bethel Pastor Bill at Winnebago; 1-3 p.m. SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH Saturday–3 p.m. Reconciliation; 4 p.m. North Iowa, Mason City. Memorial in-law, Mike Graham, Maryville, Singers); 10 a.m. Coffee Fellowship Assemble and Fold Parish Bulletins and Pastor Joel Guttormson Mass services will be held Friday, July 22, Fern Luella Mo.; seven grandchildren: Jennifer Wednesday–6 p.m. Bible Study & Newsletter at Winnebago; 7 p.m. Bible Pastor Melinda McCluskey Monday–4:30 p.m. Reconciliation; 5:30 at 2 p.m. at Salem Lutheran Church, Graham Zimmerman (Dan), Jeremy Prayer Study at Winnebago 401 S. Lake St., Lake Mills p.m. Mass with Pastor Melinda McCluskey Morris Willand Nelson (Christina), Rachel Nelson Saturday–Youth Service Trip to Lame 1-641-592-1771 officiating. Visitation will be held May 13, 1926 – (Jeff), Amanda Graham Langston BETHEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Deer, Mont. Thursday–11 a.m. Summer Lunch, ST. PATRICK • Britt one hour prior to the service at the July 16, 2016 (Mike), Anthony Nelson (Miranda), Vinje Sunday–Pentecost 10; Youth Service Fellowship Hall; 2 p.m. WELCA, Fellowship Friday–7:30 a.m. Mass; 9 a.m. Mass at church. A luncheon will follow in Fern Luella Willand, 90, rural Andrea Bartlett Severson (James), Pastor Spering Scott Trip to Lame Deer, Mont. Hall West View Fellowship Hall. Inurnment will be Lake Mills, passed away Saturday, and Samantha Bartlett; 15 great- 319-350-7629 Monday–Youth Service Trip to Friday–11 a.m. Summer Lunch, Sunday–7:15 a.m. Reconciliation; 8 at Bristol Lutheran Cemetery, Joice, July 16, 2016, at Muse Norris grandchildren: Broden, Ryder, and Sunday–10 a.m. Worship Lame Deer, Mont.; 1-4 p.m. Forest City Fellowship Hall a.m. Mass at a later date. Memorials can be Hospice Inpatient Unit, Mason City, Hartford Zimmerman; Broderick, Neighborhood Food Bank; 2-5 p.m. Lake Sunday–9 a.m. Worship Service, Wednesday–Mass Cancelled made to Salem Lutheran Church in CHAPEL HILL RETREAT Iowa. Funeral service will be held at Brooklyn and Brayden Nelson; Mills Food Bank Sanctuary; 10 a.m. Coffee Fellowship, Lake Mills or to Bristol Lutheran Pastor Bob Beery, Billie Beery, 10:30 a.m. today (Wednesday), July Madison, and Ava Benesch; Tuesday– Youth Service Trip to Lame Fellowship Hall ST. JAMES CHURCH • Forest City Cemetery, Joice. Proprietors 20, at Bethany Lutheran Church, Andrew, Tate, Parker and Rose Deer, Mont.; 2:30 p.m. Text Study; 4 p.m. Monday–11 a.m. Summer Lunch, Thursday–Mass Cancelled Sterling was born Nov. 19, 1925, 274 370th St., Joice, IA Joice, with Pastor Bill Peters of- Langston; Sophia Gulick, Camdon, Staff Meeting; 7 p.m. Stephen’s Ministry at Fellowship Hall; 2-5 p.m. Food Shelf Open. Saturday–Cancelled Reconciliation in Worth County, on a farm south of 641-797-2500 ficiating. Burial will be in Sion and Calvin Nelson; sister, Wilma Salem Tuesday–11 a.m. Summer Lunch, Sunday–10:30 a.m. Mass Joice. He was the only son of Arthur www.chapelhillretreat.org Lutheran Cemetery, rural Lake Hulick; brother-in-law, Leslie Pals; Wednesday–Youth Service Trip to Fellowship Hall Monday–7 p.m. Mass, Feast of James and Cora (Grunhovd) Sanden. He Mills. Mittelstadt Funeral Home, and sister-in-law, Myrtle Tapps. EMMONS LUTHERAN Lame Deer, Mont.; 10 a.m. Bible Study at Wednesday–10 a.m. Staff Meeting; Tuesday–4:30 p.m. Reconciliation; was baptized and confirmed in Lake Mills, is in charge of arrange- She was preceded in death by her Rev. Christopher Martin Mills Harbour 11 a.m. Summer Lunch, Fellowship Hall; 5:30 p.m. Mass Lutheran faith at Bristol Lutheran ments. parents, William and Elva Morris; 490 Pearl St., Emmons, MN Thursday– Youth Service Trip to Lame 1:45 p.m. Mills Harbour Communion; Thursday–Mass Cancelled Church. Fern Luella (Morris) Willand, husband, Clarence Willand; daugh- 507-297-5471 Deer, Mont.; 9-11:30 a.m. Office Hours, 2:30 p.m. LMCC Communion; 5:15 p.m. Sterling attended Bristol No. 4 daughter of William and Elva ter, Pamela Graham; and siblings: Thursday–NO Adult Bible Study Pastor Bill at Winnebago; 7 p.m. Bible Good Samaritan, Lounge; 6 p.m. Informal ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH Country School and later attended (Sims) Morris, was born May 13, Mervin Morris, Marvin Morris, and Sunday–9 a.m. Worship w/Kermit Study at Winnebago Worship, Chapel Lake Mills Joice High School graduating in the 1926. She was baptized and con- Norma Pals. Singelstad Preaching; 10:15 a.m. Friday–Youth Service Trip to Lame Thursday–11 a.m. Summer Lunch, Sunday–7:45 a.m. Reconciliation; 8:30 Class of 1943. He lived most of his Fellowship Deer, Mont.; 1-2 p.m. Assemble and Fold Fellowship Hall a.m. Mass childhood on the family farm north Monday-Friday—9 a.m.-Noon Emmons Bulletins at Winnebago Friday–11 a.m. Summer Lunch, Wednesday–Mass Cancelled of Joice. Park N Rec meets at Church Fellowship Hall On June 15, 1952, Sterling BETHANY WEST PRAIRIE LUTHERAN CHURCH was united in marriage to Bonnie FERTILE LUTHERAN CHURCH, LCMC 201 Franke St., Joice • 641-588-3366 SCARVILLE/CENTER SYNOD (LCMC) Lou (Burseth) Sanden, Leland, at benya2kenya Lay Minister David Halverson Sunday–9 a.m. Worship w/Holy LUTHERAN PARISH Pastor Steve Bang Winnebago Lutheran Church. To Happiness doesn’t result from Also, with the help of people 602 W. Washington St., Fertile Communion; 10:15 a.m. Fellowship Pastor Thomas L. Rank 40041 150th Ave., Leland • 567-3675 this union, three children were born: what we get, back home, I was able to sponsor 641-797-2767 IMMANUEL SCARVILLE Sunday–8:30 am. Worship; 9:30 a.m. Robert, Pamela, and Lynn. They but from what we give one of the church members to go on [email protected] 105 E 3rd St., Scarville 411 Logan St., Scarville Fellowship; 9:45 a.m. Sunday School for All lived on the Sanden family farm at A couple of days ago, I got the a 10-day mission www.fertilelutheranchurch.org 1-641-568-3666 641-568-3372 Ages; 7 p.m. Youth Group Joice from 1952-1959, farming with opportunity to meet with the pas- trip to the Congo Sunday–9:30 a.m. Worship Sunday–9 a.m. Fellowship; 9:30 a.m. Sunday–8 a.m. Radio Program, 107.3 Sterling’s parents. tor to give him a good amount of and Dominican Monday–7 p.m. Ruth Circle Worship FM; 10:30 a.m. Divine Service WORD OF FAITH DOMINION Sterling worked at Graphic food for the churches food shelf, Republic with Wednesday–6:30 a.m. Men’s LUNDER CENTER CHURCH Publishing Company beginning in as well as a handful of sports balls the basis of Fellowship Breakfast 14982 735th Ave. • Albert Lea, Minn. 19266 440th St., Leland Full Gospel, Pentecostal February 1959, until the Graphic for him to see distributed as need- church plant- Thursday–9:30 a.m. Mary Circle 507-373-6668 641-592-9090 Pastors Doug & Laurel Domokos was later sold to Stoyles Graphic ed. There are thousands of people ing. His name is Sunday–8 a.m. Worship; 9 a.m. Sunday–8 a.m. Radio Program, 107.3 Associate Pastor Steve Johnson Services, Mason City. Sterling con- in Nairobi going hungry every day Meshack, and he LAKE MILLS/LIME CREEK/ Fellowship FM; 9 a.m. Divine Service 45005 210th Ave., Lake Mills tinued working in the printing busi- and some of the kids can go two or is the guitarist SOMBER LUTHERAN PARISH SILVER LAKE 641-592-7150 • www.holyfire.net ness for a total of 44 years. three days without getting any food. for the churches David Emmons, Pastor 705 Silver Lake Rd., Northwood SION LUTHERAN CHURCH (LCMC) Sunday–10 a.m. Worship Celebration In 1959, the couple decided to Ben Irons The church that I was partnered n praise team. I 203-940-3794 641-293-5556 Pastor Steve Bang Wednesday–7 p.m. Crave Youth at The build a house in Lake Mills and with, plays a large role in distribut- was able to talk [email protected] Sunday–11 a.m. Worship 4525 Finch Ave., rural Lake Mills Bridge continued to live in town until ing food to where it can help a lot with him Sunday www.fivepointparish.com WINNEBAGO 641-592-8892 March 1963, when they purchased of people. A couple of times dur- and he is a man whose heart is filled LAKE MILLS 40029 210th Ave., Lake Mills Sunday–10 a.m. Coffee and Fellowship; a farm south of Emmons, Minn., on ing this trip, I was able to be a part for the the Lord. This mission trip is 107 N. 1st Ave E. 641-567-3550 11 a.m. Worship the Iowa side, and sold their home of the distribution of the food and something that I really wanted to go in Lake Mills. They lived on this you could see how appreciative and on, but due to timing, I am not able farm until 1968, where Sterling how much these people really need to go. After hearing the pastor men- farmed and continued his employ- food. So, with the help of some very tion at church that some people may ment in town. generous people back home, I was need sponsors for them to be able to Sterling enjoyed working, even able to help provide a good portion go, I knew that is how I could still The following community minded though he could retire. When he of food to the church, so that they help. I am very happy that someone worked, he felt he was accom- could continue to help the hungry else is able to go and serve God in businesses support our local churches . . . plishing his job. After his employ- people of Nairobi. I am glad that I my place. ment at Stoyles Graphic Services, was able to partner with a church A big thank you to the people he went to work part-time for the that plays such a big role in mission back home that made these dona- Forest City Summit, a division of work in Nairobi. tions possible. God bless you. Lee Enterprises, delivering papers WINNEBAGO MUTUAL to towns. Sterling always wanted INSURANCE ASSOC. Norsemen to do his share and liked being with 301 W. Main, Lake Mills people. In 1983, Sterling and his wife 641-592-1271 Funeral Home & Cremation 24582 Lakeside Drive traveled to Europe visiting Belgium, BART D. WINTER & AMY A. EDGERTON Lake Mills, IA 50450 Holland, France, Germany, and 902 East Main 641-592-0221 106 East Main 641-592-5060 641-592-1036 Switzerland, amongst many other Lake Mills, IA 50450 FAX 641-592-0223 Lake Mills, IA FAX 641-592-5066 HARRIS D. HONSEY, Broker places. Besides farming, Sterling loved camping, going to bluegrass fes- Albert Lea Public Warehouse CAVETT’S LAWN & DAVE’S AUTO tivals, sightseeing, country music LM Location­ GARDEN EQUIPMENT shows, square dancing, ballroom 402 N. 2nd Avenue W. 605 N. Mill St. SERVICE dancing, and clogging, which he Lake Mills, IA 50450 Lake Mills, IA 50450 101 Lake & Main St. done often. Ph. 641-592-4600 106 W. Main St. Lake Mills, IA 50450 In 1989, they purchased the FAX 641-592-4601 641-592-2141 www.cavetts.com 641-592-9951 Sanden family farm, where their Albert Lea, MN • Clear Lake, IA Lake Mills, IA 50450 oldest son, Robert and his wife, Lake Mills, IA • Garner, IA • Omaha, NE 641-592-0041 Since 1973 Rose, reside along with their daugh- ter, Crystal, and great-grandson, Dylan. The family farm became a Your Home “Century Farm” in 1999. 1307 6th St. SW In 1968, they decided to build Mason City, IA Improvement another new home in Lake Mills, We install windows, where they lived for 31 years. They WAGNER TIRE 800-472-6931 Larson Manufacturing garage doors & decks also were involved with rental prop- Hwy. 69 North, Lake Mills, IA Hwy. 69 West Company erty for over 31 years. After living 500 N. Larson St. E. Lake Mills, IA 50450 641-592-5810 641-592-9757 or 31 years at this home, they decided www.CorporateFarmer.com Lake Mills, IA 50450 1-800-584-9212 to build a new home in 2001 in a different location of Lake Mills. Randall L. Winter, D.D.S. Sterling has been a member Helgeson Appraisal of Salem Lutheran Church, Lake PRICE IS & Realty Kyle P. Winter, D.D.S. Mills, since 1959. He was active FAMILY DENTISTRY in ushering, Sunday school and RIGHT 106 North Mill Street Brotherhood for many years. 101 Fourth Street NW Lake Mills, Iowa 508 W. Main St. Buffalo Center, IA 50424 Those thankful for sharing CONSTRUCTION 641-592-2775 PO Box 7 Sterling’s life are his wife, Bonnie; Lake Mills, IA 50450 1-800-763-4935 New patients are three children: son, Robert, and his 641-592-8416 Scott Helgeson, Broker 641-592-5800 641-562-2297 always welcome! Spotlight on S MN • Lake Mills Graphic • July 20, 2016 • 7 Spotlight on Albert Lea and Southern MN We Want Your Gold “The Original” Mr. Tint ✂ Freeborn County Fair to be ✂ 313 West Main Street, Albert Lea, MN . . . and We’ll “Barns Are 507-402-4892 held next month, Aug. 2-7 Noble” www.facebook.com/ogmrtint Pay Top Dollar! The Freeborn County Fair will perform in the Fairlane Building, • Professional Window Tinting be held Tuesday-Sunday, Aug. 2-7, Wednesday through Saturday. exhibit Auto – Home – Commercial Bring your outdated or broken gold jewelry to us, and trade it for something you can really use: Cash! in Albert Lea, Minn. The Budabi Brothers will enter- The “Barnes Are Noble” gallery We pay top dollar for gold jewelry, scrap gold, dental gold, coins, silver and platinum. Entertainment Square daily fea- tain with their juggling acts on the exhibit is on display at the Albert Stop in today for a free, on-the-spot appraisal and walk out with money in your pocket! tures include Holly Rykes, Wicked fairgrounds, Thursday, Friday and Lea Art Center through Aug. 27. $20 OFF Renegades (rock and roll), Dunnell Saturday. Full Auto Tint We live in a rural area with many Lenort (classic country), Sandra Lee The Pony and Draft Horse show farms, but many of the barns have (Must present this ad for discount.) and The Velvets (50s and 60s), The will be held Saturday, Aug. 6 at disappeared. This exhibit honors Everett Smithson Band (blues), and 10 a.m. (halter classes) and 1 p.m. the present and past memories of • Car Stereo Systems Sales & Service ✂ Billy McLaughlin (solo guitarist). (driving classes). Steve Wesley will the noble family farm with paint- ✂ Lifetime Warranty – Satisfaction Guaranteed – Free Estimates 202 South Broadway, Albert Lea, MN • 507-373-3925 or 1-800-339-7115 Swifty Racing Pigs and Barn serve as judge. Entries and fees are ings and photo art, including short CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY. www.fishersfinejewelersmn.com Yard Review will be held daily in accepted on-line at www.freeborn- notes about the history and location the Kid’s Zone. There will be face countyfair.com. of each barn. Reinertson's Embroidery Albert Lea Art Center painting Saturday and Sunday. The Grandstand entertainment in- Create, Educate, promotE & Showcase the Arts Pedal Pull will be held Sunday at 1 cludes Locash, Chris Janson, Jerrod It is a beautiful “stitchuation.” p.m. Magic by Chaze will perform Niemann, Ted Nugent, Charlie PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS & LET IT STAND OUT FROM ALL Shop at our Art Shoppe. Thursday, Friday and Saturday Daniels Band, and the Demo Derby. Alden clinic THE REST WITH YOUR BUSINESS LOGO. Art Supplies Available in the Kid’s Zone, and there will Grandstand entertainment is free be daily prize drawings, Tuesday with a paid admission. • One or multiple items • Bring in your logo or choose one of our designs Works by Local Artists For Sale through Saturday. For a full schedule of events, vis- • Nice selection of polos, wind shirts & light weight jackets announces HOURS: Terry DaVolt, hypnotist, will it www.freeborncountyfair.com. Hours: 127 South Broadway, Albert Lea, MN Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 226 W. Clark St. new hours M-Th. 8:30-5 507-373-5665 Albert Lea, MN 56007 Mayo Clinic Health System, Al- 507-373-0751 or 877-727-1995 den, Minn., now has new hours for See us on the web: www.thealbertleaartcenter.org you to receive your care. New hours for appointments include Tuesday, Primp Your Pup 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m., and Wednesday through Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. It’s Time for a Summer Cut, Laboratory and nurse only appoint- Bath & Brush Out ments are available from 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday. Call for your appointment today. In addition to scheduled appoint- ments, you can register for Mayo 1034 South Broadway Clinic Health System’s Patient On- Stacia’s Grooming Albert Lea, MN 56007 line Services view your health re- HOURS: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fr. • Every Other Sat. cords and lab results, message your 507-373-0243 Hours are flexible to fit your busy schedule provider and care team, and manage your appointments. To sign up for Patient Online Services go to mayoclinichealth- system.org/online-services, or call 507-669-2046 for assistance. Also Your Locally Owned Full-Service Community Bank available is the 24-hour Nurse Line, “We’re here to help with the important things in life.” where you can talk to a registered 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS nurse about many common condi- 201 Main St., Emmons, MN • 507-297-5461 316 Main Court, Albert Lea, MN tions. Call 507-373-2384 in Albert (next to Fleet Farm Supply) 437 Bridge Ave., Albert Lea, MN • 507-373-1481 or 800-657-6961 Lea and ask for the Nurse Line. 195 N. Broadway, Alden, MN • 507-874-3363 To schedule an appointment at 507-373-9446 the Alden clinic, call 507-874-3140. www.securitybankmn.com Nice People Nice Store Residential – Commercial – Industrial Locks • Glass • Doors • Auto-Glass Custom Shower Enclosures Nextgen We have unlocked the answer to Client Satisfaction. 225 S. BROADWAY, ALBERT LEA, MN See us on Facebook coming 507-373-2514 Best selection of Recliners & Recliner Sofas in the Area! IT’S FAIR TIME! to Wells 3 Floors of Furniture • Free Delivery • Customer Service “Unite 2016” will kick off Fri- Let Us Frame day evening, July 29, at 6 p.m. at ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT DINNERS Your Fair Projects & the Wilderness Prayer Center. Next- T-N-T 5-7:30 p.m. Wednesdays • Chicken & Ribs gen Worship, Joplin, Mo., will be 5-7:30 p.m. Fridays • Beer-Battered Cod Works of Art opening and leading worship from Used Appliance Store – Sales and Repair 6-8 p.m. The band “Breathless,” Al- Daily Lunch Specials – Fresh-Baked Goods – Catering Large selection of standard size bert Lea, Minn., will lead from 8-10 Freezer on the fritz? Washer all washed up? Genuine Broaster Brand Chicken – Private Parties mats available p.m. Worship teams and individuals Give us a call. Every 2nd Sunday, enjoy our from surrounding communities will lead continuous worship until 6 p.m. Prompt reliable service at reasonable rates. All work guaranteed. ALL-YOU-CAN EAT Chicken Buffet Sunday, July 31. At 6 p.m. Saturday, July 30, 121 N. Broadway Store: 507-373-6022 117 N. Main St., Kiester, MN • 507-294-3900 HOURS: FRAMES-R-US Nextgen will return to lead in the Albert Lea, MN M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Cell: 507-440-9388 HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 6 a.m.-7 p.m., Fri. 6 a.m.-7:30 p.m., Sat. 6 a.m.-2 p.m. Quality Custom Picture Framing closing service, sharing their experi- 228 S. Broadway, Albert Lea • 507-377-0848 ence from the SW Missouri “Unite” gatherings that have continued Flip Flop Farm Girls Redefine Your Space & Add Value! monthly since February 2015. Wor- 1428 West Main Street, Albert Lea, MN • 507-475-1021 Bring organization to every room of your house. ship teams and leaders from various (north of Albert Lea Seed House) Lifespan Closets offer versatile & affordable churches have been partnering for Christian Books, Gifts & Coffee Shop closet & shelving systems. times of 24-hour worship, linking arms and hearts together for the pu- Crafts, Gifts Antiques & More . . . We offer residential or commercial settings. David & Lori Lembke rupose of exalting God and creating One-of-a-kind items, for the young, the old . . . unity among churches in that region. 709 Algon St. Phone: 1-507-373-1233 men and women The public is ewelcome to attend Albert Lea, MN 56007 Fax: 1-507-373-1253 any portion of “Unite 2016.” STORE HOURS: Mon.6:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Tues.-Fri. 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m., Sat. 6:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Closed Sun. HOURS: Tues., Wed., Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Thurs., 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat., 10 a.m.-2 p.m. For more information, call Tim Nelson at 507-525-0349, or visit www.nextgenworship.com and www. wildernessprc.org. The Wilderness 971 Plaza Street W., Albert Lea, MN Prayer Center is located south of 507-377-4284 Wells, Minn., at 11383 56th Ave. www.freebornlumber.com This is a free-will donation event. HOURS: M-F 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Thurs. until 7 p.m. 507-373-7746 www.celebrationsalbertlea.com STOP IN TODAY. 2310 E. Main, Albert Lea, MN LAKE MILLS Mon.-Fri. 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Thurs. ’til 7 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Over 20 boats on the 122 S. Broadway Ave. • Albert Lea 800-423-6663 • www.davesyverson.com GRAPHIC showroom floor. FLOOR TECH INC. NEWS & AD Carpet, Vinyl, Laminate, Hardwood, SUMMER Everything We Do, We Do for You. Ceramic Tile & More DEADLINE 507-377-3185 MALL HOURS (may vary per store): 322 E. Main St. 2201 E. Main St. Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. I-90 & Bridge Ave. Blooming Prairie, MN 55917 Albert Lea, MN 56007 Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 507-583-2276 507-552-1637 NOON Albert Lea, MN www.northbridgemall.com Sun. 12-5 p.m. TIM WACEK DEREK REICHL No Sales Tax on Clothing & Shoes. HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat., 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 2120 Consul St., Albert Lea, MN • 507-373-9000 • www.northstarpowersports.com FRIDAY 8 • Lake Mills Graphic • July 20, 2016 • Legals LMCS Board Minutes Winn. Co. Courthouse News Lake Mills Community School Needy Children Joseph A. Cronkwright, 18, Alexander John Aguirre, hicles entering stop/yield intersec- Parcel B, section 31, Norway Board of Education Nutrition Fund, elem supplies...... 96.35 Supervisor Minutes July11, 2016 Student Activity Fund Leland; Pierce A. Gelhaus, 18, 4/4/1997, Forest City, had his tion, $195. Township. 5:00 PM Amazon Prime, spring show PO A060116-1. . .51.88 July 5, 2016 REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD: Biz Wiz Marketing, drumline t-shirts bill. . . .1,364.95 The Winnebago County Board of Supervisors met Forest City; Blake J. Jacobs, probation revoked on his aggra- Adam Barker, Forest City, opera- Corey Herrick, Cheryl Herrick, The regular meeting was called to order by Ryan Joynt Bob Axdahl, JV/V BB...... 105.00 in session at 9:00 A.M. July 5, 2016 adjourned from tion without registration, $127.50. Julie Demmer, Jerry Demmer, at 5:00 PM. A quorum was determined. Members Bohlen, Doug, JV/V BB ...... 200.00 June 28, 2016. 18, Forest City; and Timothy R. vated misdemeanor conviction of present were President Ryan Joynt, Vice President Brian Pearce, JV/V BB...... 105.00 Present: Supervisors Stensrud, Jensvold and Durby Thompson, 18, Forest City, were “Burglary in the Third Degree.” Tiffany Toth, Lake Mills, no in- Lynn Wanzek and William Wanzek Kathy Christianson , Don Knudtson, and Teresa Fritz. Craig Snider, JV/V SB official...... 95.00 Absent: surance, $397.50; failure to have to Lorene Buhmann and Duane Members absent: Kristie Smith. Others present Dave Meinders, JV/V SB official for 6/17/16 . . .95.00 On a motion by Durby and seconded by Stensrud charged July 12 with Criminal Aguirre was sentenced to serve an were Superintendent Chad Kohagen, Elementary Dave Nee, JV/V BB...... 105.00 the Supervisors moved to approve the minutes for valid license, $330. Buhmann, all interest in Parcel B, Principal/K-12 Curriculum and Equity Coordinator Kari Duane Rustad, JV/V SB...... 95.00 the June 28, 2016 Board Meeting and approve the Mischief in the Second Degree, indeterminate prison sentence not to section 31, Norway Township. Wagner, Lake Mills Graphic, Brian Blodgett and Mike Erik Birkedal, JV/V BB officials for 6/17/16. . . .245.00 amended agenda for July 5, 2016. All voted aye. a class D Felony, in violation of exceed two years. LAND TRANSFERS Thompson from Next Generation Technology, Renee Graphic Edge, t-shirts for LM S & C...... 165.00 Motion carried. Mayes Education Inc to Stephen Matthew Rowland and Pamela Ingeldue, and other guests. Group Travel Planners Inc, first Chicago Scott Meinders, Engineer discussed secondary Iowa Code 716.1 and 716.4; and Paige Louise Dodd, 6/23/1989, Edvalds to Lorene Buhmann and AGENDA: payment...... 1,590.00 road matters including the first bridge project is fin- Sheehan, Tamara Sheehan, and John Motion by Don Knudtson, second by Kathy Hebrink, Kevin, 9th baseball...... 70.00 ished, pipe has been delivered for the next project, Trespass, a serious misdemeanor, Lake Mills, had her probation re- Duane Buhmann, all interest in Christianson to approve the agenda and previous Jack Hull, JV/V SB official ...... 95.00 rock is still being hauled and mowing will be started in violation of Iowa Code 716.7(2) voked and was sentenced to serve Hanson Life Estate, lots 13, 14, 15, minutes. All ayes. Approved. Jim Brackey, JV/V SB official for 6/17/16. . . . 95.00 soon. 16, 17 and 18, Indian Springs 2nd Parcel B, section 31, Norway COMMUNICATIONS: Kaercher, Dylan, reimb/ Kris Oswald, Drainage Clerk discussed drainage and 716.8(2). The charges follow 45 days in jail and was ordered to Township. • Communications MS musical supplies...... 700.00 including DD 22 in Thompson. Subdivision, Forest City. • Citizens, organizations in attendance Matt Bethke JV/V SB...... 200.00 On a motion by Jensvold and seconded by an investigation conducted by the pay a $625 fine, applicable -sur Gregory Barrows and Barbara Mary Rowland and Andre b. Received through the mail North Butler HS, V SB tourn entry fee...... 75.00 Stensrud the Supervisors moved to approve adding K Sjaavaag to Lorene Buhmann c. Received through board members Reindl, Mike, 9th BB ...... 175.00 & N Excavating to the Approved Drainage Contractor Forest City Police Dept., Forest City charges and court costs. Barrows, aka Barbara Borrows d. Received through the superintendent Rindal, Rod, JV/V SB...... 200.00 list. All voted aye. Motion carried. Community School and Winnebago to Kimberly Cobb, lot 6, block 7, and Duane Buhmann, all interest ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS AND FACILITY UPDATES: Ron Pederson, JV/V BB...... 105.00 The following claims were approved and ordered SCHEDULED VIOLATIONS in Parcel B, section 31, Norway • Administrative Report was given by Elementary Scott Whitehill, JV/V BB ...... 200.00 to be paid: County Attorney’s Office. They are Rebecca A Clarks Addition, Forest Principal/K-12 Curriculum and Equity Coordinator Kari. Thein, Trevor, JV/V BB official...... 105.00 Cresco Bldg Service Inc, services. . . .$146,300.00 Michael Mathews, Leland, Township. • System Wide – Mr. Kohagen Travis Pike, JV/V BB ...... 105.00 Advanced Drainage System Inc, supplies. . .489.84 each scheduled to appear in court for City. speeding, $168. William Kawalek and Patricia • Projects this summer Turner, Ryan, JV/V BB ...... 105.00 Alliant Energy, utilities...... 107.56 their arraignments Friday, July 29 at Gladys Olson Estate, Patricia • Review paint samples for outside brick painting VISA-MBT, Quality Inn & Suites...... 1,420.47 Bargen Inc, services...... 15,987.50 Randall Erdman, Albert Lea, Kawalek to Joshua Sparrgrove, a • Technology information: presentation from Whitehilld, McKenna, JV/V SB...... 95.00 BMC Aggregates LLC, material . . . . . 19,555.22 1 p.m. in the District Courtroom of Minn., speeding, $114. Hagen executor to Robert Olson, an Brian Blodgett and Mike Thompson from Next Capital Projects Fund Bomgaars, supplies...... 609.10 undivided 1/2 interest in lots 5, 6, 7 tract of land in section 16, Forest Generation Technology. Larson Contracting Central, Buffalo Center Tire & Auto, services...... 21.20 the Winnebago County Courthouse. Molly McDonald, Forest City, Township. OLD BUSINESS: door 12 sidewalk ...... 22,185.14 Calhoun-Burns and Assoc Inc, services. . . .798.30 It should be noted that a criminal no seatbelt, $127.50. and 8, block 38, Forest City. None Martin Gardner Architecture, Class C Solutions Group, supplies ...... 867.38 Roy Johnson Trust, Yvonne Duane Hauge and Dorothy NEW BUSINESS: bldg improvmenets...... 4,963.31 IMWCA, work comp premium...... 1,814.01 charge is merely an accusation and Nancy Medeiros, Burnsville, Hauge to Duane Hauge, a tract of • Motion by Don Knudtson, second by Kathy Physical Plant & Equipment Fund K&N Excavating & Drainage, supplies. . . 1,409.10 Johnson trustee and Jean Doss trust- Christianson to approve the milk bid from Kemps and Apple Online, Apple purchase Lakeside Construction Inc, services. . . .18,800.00 that the defendants are presumed Minn., speeding, $114. land in section 22, Eden Township. bread bid from Pan O Gold. All ayes. Approved. Quote #2203195318...... 2,748.00 Meinders, Scott, reimbursement ...... 65.00 David Phillips, Des Moines, ee to Ronald Buhmann and Janice • Motion by Don Knudtson, second by Teresa Fritz Christianson Interiors, LMC carpet . . . . 24,299.20 Midwest Spray Team & Sales Inc, innocent until and unless proven Mitchell Thorson and Laura speeding, $222. Buhmann, all interest in Parcel A, to approve classified/directors/administrative salary/ Deckers Sporting Goods, services...... 4,701.00 guilty in a court of law. Thorson to Terrell Durby and Lisa benefits for 2016-17. All ayes. Approved. backstop padding...... 2,176.40 Northern Iowa Construction Pro, Douglas Aasland, Forest City, no section 31, Norway Township. • Motion by Kathy Christianson, second by Don Dras Cases Inc, remove cabinets . . . . 42,152.20 supplies ...... 13,912.50 Corey Herrick, Cheryl Herrick, Durby, a tract of land in section 11, Knudtson to approve the removal of Kathy Chose Karr Tuckpointing LLC, exterior masonry Nuss Trucks, repair ...... 7,251.02 SENTENCES AND PLEAS seatbelt, $127.50. Newton Township. from Nutrition and Activity Fund Farmers Trust and restoration...... 18,490.00 Petroblend Corp, supplies...... 664.95 Andrew John Aukes, 11/24/1987, Dylan Adams, Thompson, no Julie Demmer, Jerry Demmer, Savings Bank accounts and add Rebecca Roethler Mankato Control Systems, 3rd floor heat Reisetter, Douglas, reimbursement ...... 65.00 Lynn Wanzek and William Wanzek Rosemary Miller Estate, Stephen and Angie Stensrud. All ayes. Approved. pump AC...... 5,174.53 Site Services Inc, services...... 850.00 Lake Mills, had his deferred judg- seatbelt, $127.50. Hanson administrator to Adam • Motion by Teresa Fritz, second by Kathy Christianson Young Plumbing & Htg, bldg maint. . . . 1,302.37 Verizon Wireless, telephone...... 40.01 to Janice Buhmann and Ronald to approve yearly contract with NGT. All ayes. School Nutrition Fund Waste Mgmt of WI-MN, services...... 655.96 ment revoked, was sentenced to Cassandra Munson, Fertile, in- Torkelson, auditors resrvey of lot 1, Approved. LMCS General Fund, salary check AH Hermel Co, supplies...... 445.84 sufficient number of headlights, Buhmann, all interest in Parcel A, • Motion by Don Knudtson, second by Kathy June 2016...... 13,973.89 Aramark, services...... 15.77 serve two days in jail and ordered section 31, Norway Township. section 36, Forest Township. Christianson to approve agreement with NIACC to Lake Mills Graphic Inc, lunch money env. . . . .124.71 Arrazolo, John, rent ...... 500.00 to pay a $315 fine, applicable -sur $100.50. Scot Dierks and Jamie Livingson continue our clinical experiences for the 2016-17 Pan-O-Gold Baking Co, bread bills . . . . . 542.75 Austin Office Products, supplies...... 33.24 Justin Okland, Lake Mills, viola- Matthew Rowland and Pamela school year. All ayes. Approved. Swenson, Rane, reimbursement...... 26.00 B&W Control Specialists Inc, services. . . .1,434.82 charges and court costs. Aukes was Edvalds to Janice Buhmann and Dierks to DTC LLC, lot 6, section • Motion by Don Knudtson, second by Kathy Published in the Lake Mills Graphic, Wednesday, July Biz Wiz Control Specialists Inc, services. . . 1,200.00 tion of graduated license condition, 25, Forest Township, and a tract of Christianson to approve the review of the wellness 20, 2016. Bob Barker Co, supplies...... 579.95 ordered to follow through with all $127.50. Ronald Buhmann, all interest policy. All ayes. Approved. Body Works, repairs...... 5,629.33 treatment recommendations. Aukes’ in Parcel A, section 31, Norway land in section 26, Forest Township. • Motion by Kathy Christianson, second by Don Brakel, Nylet, refund...... 50.00 Keisha Hardy, Mason City, pos- Lois Dierks and Scott Dierks to Knudtson to approve EMC Liability Insurance Renewal. Buffalo Center Tire & Auto, services. . . . . 123.31 license was revoked by the DOT. Township. All ayes. Approved. Central Iowa Distributing, supplies...... 103.00 session/purchase of alcohol by per- Albert Dierks Jr, lot 6, section 25, PERSONNEL: Chrysler of Forest City, services...... 200.55 Carrie Ineson Dirks, 3/12/1974, son under legal age, $330. Mary Rowland and Andre • Motion by Don Knudtson, second by Teresa Fritz Probate Colby, Kristin, reimbursement...... 24.72 Sjaavaag to Janice Buhmann and Forest Township, and a tract of land to approve Lane Change for Marie Menke. All ayes. Corporate Graphics Commercial, Dows, pled guilty to “Fraudulent John Kingland, Forest City, turn- in section 26, Forest Township. Approved. NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, advertising...... 3,946.25 Practice in the Second Degree,” ing from improper lane, $200. Ronald Buhmann, all interest • Motion by Kathy Christianson, second by Don OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND Crews, Karen, mileage...... 400.00 in Parcel A, section 31, Norway Diane Pietig, John Pietig, Knudtson to accept the resignation of Kallie NOTICE TO CREDITORS Dollar General, supplies...... 28.00 a class D felony, stemming from Steve Myers, Caro, Mich., fail- Michael Hanna, Colleen Hanna, Campbell from Elementary Learner Assistant. All Probate No. ESPR010644 Fisher, Jane, mileage...... 329.00 ure to have valid license/permit, Township. ayes. Approved. Forest City Post Office, postage...... 228.00 an investigation by the Iowa Scott Hanna and Jennifer Hanna THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT Roy Johnson Trust, Yvonne • Motion by Don Knudtson, second by Kathy Helgeson Drainage Inc, repairs...... 796.25 Workforce Development in 2014. $335. to Gerald Thompson, lots 4 and 5, Christianson to approve Angie Stensrud for nutrition WINNEBAGO COUNTY Hepperly, Steve, reimbursement...... 28.22 Leah Eckenrode, Forest City, no Johnson trustee and Dean Doss administrative assistant. All ayes. Approved. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Huitt, Kathy, mileage...... 214.00 Dirks is scheduled to be sentenced block 95, Burt J Thompson subdivi- • Motion by Kathy Christianson, second by Don IMWCA, work comp premium...... 6,072.99 trustee to Duane Buhmann and ELAINE AAMODT, Deceased. insurance, $397.50. sion, Forest City. Knudtson to approve Rebecca Roethler for activities To All Persons Interested in the Estate of ELAINE Iowa Law Enforce Academy, training . . . . 480.00 Aug. 12, 2016. Lorene Buhmann, all interest in administrative assistant. All ayes. Approved. AAMODT deceased, who died on or about the Jensvold, Bill, mileage...... 498.50 Allen Merchant, Forest City, ve- FUNDRAISER REQUESTS: 19th day of June, 2016: Kossuth Co Sheriff, house prisoners . . . . 5,250.00 Timothy James Hill, 2/21/1961, • Motion by Kathy Christianson, second by Teresa You are hereby notified that on the 29th day Kvale, Ron, mileage...... 51.50 Clear Lake, pled guilty to “OWI- Fritz to approve clothing sale for volleyball. All ayes. of June 2016, the last will and testament of Elaine Lillquist, Steven, mileage ...... 204.78 Approved. Aamodt deceased, bearing date of the 28th day Mail Services, services...... 353.40 First Offense,” a serious misde- • Motion by Don Knudtson, second by Teresa Fritz of May, 1998, was admitted to probate in the Marshall, Tracy, mileage ...... 65.50 Iowa Department of Education Policy to approve clothing sale for football. All ayes. above named court and that Jan Aamodt and McColloch, Suzanne, reimbursement. . . . .75.00 meanor, stemming from a traffic Approved. Paul Aamodt were appointed executors of the Medline Industries Inc, supplies ...... 65.16 stop by the Lake Mills Police Dept., OPEN ENROLLMENT REQUESTS: estate. Any action to set aside the will must be Meinders, McKenzie, mileage...... 49.50 None. brought in the district court of said county within Melby, Ruth, mileage...... 262.00 June 5. Hill was sentenced to serve for free and reduced price meals FINANCIAL REPORTS: the latter to occur of four months from the date Merchant, Ruth, mileage...... 317.50 Motion by Don Knudtson, second by Kathy of the second publication of this notice or one Mireles, Sandra, mileage...... 326.00 two days in jail and ordered to pay The Iowa Department of Education, for up to 30 operating days into the orally or in writing to the school’s des- Christianson, to approve the financial reports as month from the date of mailing of this notice to all North Iowa Media Group, advertising . . . . 969.63 submitted. All ayes. Approved. heirs of the decedent and devisees under the will Olson, Teresa, mileage ...... 10.25 a $1,250 fine, applicable surcharges Bureau of Nutrition and Services, new school year. When the carry-over ignated hearing official. The Policy PRESENTATION AND APPROVAL OF BILLS: whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or Price, Jessica, mileage ...... 53.00 and court costs. Hill was ordered to recently announced its policy for free period ends, unless the household is Statement on family at the school Motion by Kathy Christianson, second by Teresa Fritz, thereafter be forever barred. Rice, Allison, mileage...... 204.50 to approve the bills as submitted. All ayes. Approved. Notice is further given that all persons indebt- Rippentrop, Dolores, mileage ...... 309.50 obtain a substance abuse evaluation and reduced price meals for children notified that their children are directly contains an outline of the hearing NEXT MEETING: ed to the estate are requested to make immedi- Sanofi Pasteur Inc, supplies ...... 111.65 unable to pay the full price of meals certified or the household submits procedure. School officials may verify The next Regular Board Meeting will be held Monday, ate payment to the undersigned, and creditors Sauer, Adam, mileage ...... 32.00 and follow through with all recom- August 8, 2016, at 5:00 p.m. having claims against the estate shall file them Schriever, Rhonda, mileage...... 175.00 mendations. Hill’s license was re- served under the National School an application that is approved, the the information in the application, and ADJOURNMENT: with the clerk of the above named district court, Shield Technology Corp, services. . . . .18,137.50 Lunch Program and School Breakfast children must pay full price for school that deliberate misrepresentation of No further business by the Board. Motion by Kathy as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allow- Sorenson, Julie, mileage...... 17.00 voked by the DOT. Christianson, second by Don Knudtson to adjourn the ance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of Soto, Veronica, mileage ...... 270.20 Program and the Afterschool Care meals and the school will not send information may subject the appli- meeting. All ayes. Approved. Steffenson, Cindy, mileage...... 167.50 Robert Lee Morales, 1/3/1995, four months from the second publication of this Snack Program. a reminder or a notice of expired cant to prosecution under applicable Signed: Ryan Joynt Board President notice or one month from the date of mailing of Verizon Wireless, telephone...... 736.79 Lake Mills, pled guilty to Count 1, Signed: Jennifer Fjelstad Business Manager this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a Warren, Melissa, mileage...... 96.00 State and Local school officials eligibility. An application cannot be State and Federal criminal statutes. General Fund claim is thereafter forever barred. Waste Management, rural recycling. . . 10,026.24 “OWI-First Offense,” and Count Access Systems Inc, Dated this 7th day of July, 2016 Weiss, Karla, mileage...... 125.00 have adopted the following family approved unless complete eligibility Households should contact their local duplicating supplies...... $4,920.24 Jan Aamodt Winn Co Public Health, postage ...... 15.30 2, “Possession of a Schedule I size and income criteria for determin- information is submitted. Applications school for additional information. Activity Fund, Halvorson donation to music. . 461.62 Executor of Estate Winn Co Secondary Rds, services . . . . 11,579.30 Advanced DOor Systems, bus barn. . . . 1,108.00 5784 Royal Oaks Drive Wolf, Barb, mileage...... 259.00 Controlled Substance (Marijuana),” ing eligibility: may be submitted at any time during There will be no discrimination AgVantage FS Inc, fuel...... 2,234.83 Shoreview, MN 55126 On a motion by Stensrud and seconded by both serious misdemeanors, stem- Households may apply for free or the year. If a family member becomes against individuals with Limited Albert Lea Newspapers Inc, publications. . . 127.00 Paul Aamodt Durby the Supervisors moved to approve the Auditor’s Amazon Prime, TLC supplies...... 138.92 Executor of Estate Quarterly report. All voted aye. Motion carried. ming from a traffic stop by the Iowa reduced price meal benefits one of unemployed the family should con- English Proficiency (LEP) in the Auto-Jet Muffler Corp, bus parts...... 293.30 13351 Loon Lane There was discussion regarding PTO policy. One Bechtel, Shannyn, substitute nurse...... 208.00 Lake Park, MN 56554 employee has PTO in a contract position and there State Patrol, May 20. For Count Bell’s Fire Stop Inc, 2016 annual service. . . .281.50 was discussion regarding whether or not there should Income Eligibility Guidelines Effective 7-1-2016 Best Western Plus University Park Inn, business Richard P. Schwarm be a PTO option available for all employees. The 1, Morales was sentenced to serve Free Meals Reduced Price Meals manager travel ...... 145.60 ICIS PIN No: AT0007119 discussion was tabled until more information can be Black Hills Energy, natural gas ...... 371.87 Attorney for the Executor obtained. two days in jail and ordered to Twice Every Twice Every Schwarm Law Office Blackhawk Automatic Sprinklers Inc, During open forum the Supervisors received pay a $1,250 fine, applicable -sur Household a Two a Two annual inspection...... 209.00 110 West Main Street letters from Public Health regarding the hire of Ruth Brad Evenson, travel...... 144.24 Lake Mills, IA 50450 Merchant as Public Health Administrator in the charges and court costs. For Count Size Yearly Monthly Month Weeks Weekly Yearly Monthly Month Weeks Weekly Central Springs HS, open enrollment. . . 11,813.58 Published in the Lake Mills Graphic, Lake Mills, amount of $70,000 per year and a letter from the 1 $15,444 $1,287 $644 $594 $297 $21,978 $1,832 $916 $846 $423 Church Offset Printing Inc, Iowa, on Wednesday, July 13 and July 20, 2016. Veteran’s Affairs Commission regarding the hire of 2, Morales was sentenced to serve registration envelopes ...... 97.27 Jason Weiss as a Veterans Service Officer at $16.88 two days in jail and ordered to pay 2 20,826 1,736 868 801 401 29,637 2,470 1,235 1,140 570 City of Lake Mills, utilities...... 13,111.05 per hour starting August 1, 2016 with 5 hours a week Clouse, Beth, interpreting...... 87.50 moving up to 15 hours a week in September. court costs. Morales was ordered to 3 26,208 2,184 1,092 1,008 504 37,296 3,108 1,554 1,435 718 Companion Corp, At 10:45 A.M. John Hanson, Midwest Construction 4 31,590 2,633 1,317 1,215 608 44,955 3,747 1,874 1,730 865 1-year Alexandria renewal...... 799.00 Consultants discussed the Public Safety Center Project obtain a substance abuse evaluation Corvus Industries Ltd, main gym otice of heriff s including the footings are poured, precast walls and 5 36,972 3,081 1,541 1,422 711 52,614 4,385 2,193 2,024 1,012 rd and follow through with all treat- general service...... 2,432.00 N S ' metal should be delivered the 3 week in July. 6 42,354 3,530 1,765 1,629 815 60,273 5,023 2,512 2,319 1,160 CPI, training...... 2,810.00 Hanson suggested a change order. On a motion ment recommendations. Morales’ Dagestad, Nicky, summer camp supplies. . .279.19 evy ale by Stensrud and seconded by Durby the Supervisors 7 47,749 3,980 1,990 1,837 919 67,951 5,663 2,832 2,614 1,307 David’s Super Foods, supplies ...... 13.40 L & S moved to approve the change order changing the license was revoked by the DOT. 8 53,157 4,430 2,215 2,045 1,023 75,647 6,304 3,152 2,910 1,455 Dept. of Education-Internal Admin, heating and cooling system from Trane to Daiken bus inspections...... 600.00 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S LEVY AND SALE ERV saving the project $10,500. All voted aye. Motion Andy Clint Powell, Jr., For each Determann, Rachel, carried. 7/20/1976, Lake Mills, pled guilty add’l family summer camp supplies...... 21.50 COURT CASE #EQCV017683 On a motion by Durby and seconded by Stensrud Dollar General, charged sales, CIVIL #16-000313 the Supervisors moved to approve the pay request for to “Domestic Abuse Assault-Third member add +5,408 +451 +226 +208 +104 +7,696 +642 +321 +296 +148 elem supplies...... 8.50 SPECIAL EXECUTION the project. All voted aye. Motion carried. Don’s Motor Mart, fuel ...... 140.10 The session was adjourned until 9:00 A.M. July Offense,” a class D felony, stem- four ways as listed below. tact the school to complete an appli- school meal programs. EBSCO, EBSCO mag order 16-17...... 376.58 THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT 12, 2016. Faugstad, Ben, travel...... 130.04 WINNEBAGO COUNTY Bill Jensvold ming from an investigation by the 1. Households whose income is at cation. Households notified of their Non-discrimination Statement: Hanson, Carrie, elementary supplies. . . . . 60.00 Chairperson Lake Mills Police Dept., March 1. Heartland AEA, registration...... 120.00 STATE OF IOWA Attest: ______or below the levels shown are eligible children’s eligibility must contact the This explains what to do if you Hillyard/Hutchinson, custodial supplies. . .11,925.26 WINNEBAGO COUNTY Karla Weiss, Auditor Powell was sentenced to serve an for reduced price meals or for free school if the household chooses to believe you have been treated Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, elem supplies. . . 475.50 Published in the Lake Mills Graphic, Wednesday, July Huber Supply Co Inc, ag supplies ...... 111.50 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION FANNIE 20, 2016. indeterminate prison sentence not to meals. Households may complete one decline the free meal benefits. unfairly. “In accordance with Federal Instagraphs, WCDA teacher supplies. . . . . 51.80 MAE A CORPORATION ORGANIZED AND EXISTING exceed five years and ordered to pay application listing all children and Foster children are eligible for free civil rights law and U.S. Department Interstate Motor Trucks Inc, bus parts. . . .1,268.38 UNDER THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Iowa Assn of School Bds, membership PLAINTIFF a $750 fine, applicable surcharges return it to your child’s school. When meal benefits. Some foster children of Agriculture civil rights regulations 2016-17...... 2,533.00 vs. completing an application, only the will be qualified for free meals auto- and policies, the USDA, its agencies, Jackson-Hirsh Inc, office supplies...... 216.18 ROBERT RUSSELL SCHWARTZ CO-EXECUTOR OF THE and court costs. The fine was -sus Jostens, diploma...... 33.56 ESTATE OF SHARON LEE HEGEL DECEASED SCOTT last four digits of the social security matically through the State Direct offices, and employees, and institu- Kaercher, Dylan, MS musical...... 500.00 ALAN SCHWARTZ CO-EXECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF pended. Kingston, Sherry, conference and travel . . . 270.24 SHARON LEE HEGEL DECEASED ANGEL RA HEGEL number of the household’s primary Certification process. Their host fam- tions participating in or administer- Klaassen, Allison, travel...... 17.54 CO-EXECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF SHARON LEE HEGEL City of wage earner or another adult house- ily will receive notification of these ing USDA programs are, prohibited Knapp, Kehan, marching band instruction. . .90.00 DECEASED ANGEL RA HEGEL SCOTT ALAN SCHWARTZ Lake Mills Graphic Inc, publication ...... 60.55 ROBERT RUSSELL SCHWARTZ ET AL hold member is needed. benefits. Families that receive this from discriminating based on race, Lake Mills Lumber Co, bldg repairs ...... 31.00 DEFENDANTS (judgment debtor) Scarville - 2. Food Assistance households and notification from the school need to color, national origin, sex, age, dis- Lakeshore Learning Materials, sand/water table for As a result of the judgment rendered in the sensory input...... 80.49 above-referenced court case, an execution was children receiving benefits under the do nothing more for their foster chil- ability, or reprisal or retaliation for Martinson, Ben, roundup and fertilizer . . . 2,340.00 issued by the court to the Sheriff of this county. The otice of IS YOUR GRAPHIC Family Investment Program (FIP) are dren to receive free meals. If a fam- prior civil rights activity in any pro- Mason City Comm School, enrollment . . . .294.00 execution ordered the sale of defendant(s) real estate N Mayo Clinic Health Sys, DOT physicals & described below to satisfy the judgment. The property eligible for free meals. Most children ily has foster children living with gram or activity conducted or funded immunizations ...... 983.00 to be sold is: BEING DELIVERED from Food Assistance and FIP house- them and does not receive notification by USDA. McGraw-Hill Education Inc, THE NORTH NINE (9) RODS OF ONE HUNDRED Public Hearing elem journals...... 6,726.37 THIRTY-ONE (131), EXCEPT THE WEST ONE HUNDRED holds will be qualified for free meals and wishes to apply for such meals, To file a complaint of discrimina- Menards-Mason City, credit...... 538.24 NINETY-EIGHT (198) FEET THEREOF, AND LOTS NOTICE OF PULIC HEARING ON PROPOSED PLANS LATER automatically. These households will instructions for making application tion online at http://www.ascr.usda. Midwest Wheel Companies, bus parts. . . . 417.46 EIGHTY-SIX (86), ONE HUNDRED EIGHT (108) AND AND SPECIFICATIONS, FORM OF CONTRACT NAPA Auto Parts, bus parts...... 15.94 ONE HUNDRED NINE (109)( EXCEPT THE EAST ONE AND ESTIMATE OF COST FOR THE WASTEWATER receive a letter from their children’s for such children are contained on the gov/complaint_filing–custom.html. Next Generation Technologies, HUNDRED TWENTY [120] FEET THEREOF), ALL IN COLLECTION AND TREATMENT SYSTEM PROJECT monthly support...... 7,200.00 AUDITOR'S RESURVEY OF THE SUBDIVISION OF THE Notice Is Hereby Given: That at 6:30 p.m., at THAN USUAL? schools notifying them of their ben- application form. A foster child may To request a copy of the complaint NIVC Services Inc, May 2016 billing. . . . . 302.82 WEST HALF (W1/2) OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER the City Hall, Scarville, Iowa, on August 1, 2016, the efits. Households that receive a letter be included as a member of the foster form, call 866-632-9992. Submit your Northwest Evaluation Assn, MAP renewal. . 8,407.50 (NW1/4) OF SECTION ELEVEN (11) IN TOWNSHIP City Council of the City of Scarville, Iowa (the “City”) Due to postal regulations, your Nutrition Fund, elem supplies...... 102.05 NINETY-NINE (99) NORTH, RANGE TWENTY THREE will hold a public hearing on the proposed plans newspaper may be arriving later. from the school need to do nothing family if the foster family chooses to completed form or letter to: USDA, Peterson Sanitation Inc, trash pickup and extra (23) WEST OF THE 5TH P.M., WINNEBAGO COUNTY, and specifications, form of contract and estimate more for their children to receive free also apply for benefits for other chil- Office of the Assistant Secretary for container...... 788.11 IOWA of cost (the “Contract Documents”) for the proposed We apologize for this service, but are Quill Corp, chair mats ...... 2,621.00 Property Address: Wastewater Collection and Treatment System Project powerless to do anything about it. meals. No further application is neces- dren. Including children in foster care Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Really Good Stuff Inc, first gr supplies. . . . .331.23 207 South 8th Avenue West (the “Project”). Our newspaper is mailed out sary. If any children were not listed on as household members may help other Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. Rieman Music, supplies...... 325.71 Lake Mills, IA 50450 The Project shall be constructed at various Ron’s LP, fuel ...... 85.09 The described property will be offered for sale at locations throughout the City of Scarville, Winnebago Wednesdays. the notice of eligibility, the household children in the household qualify for 20250-941, or e-mail: program. Schnebly, Lindsey, autism summit...... 30.00 public auction for cash only as follows: County, Iowa. Detailed information regarding the The only exceptions are holidays. Scholbrock, James, cell phone stipend. . . .624.00 Date of Sale: October 14, 2016 specific sites of the physical elements of the Project is should contact the school to have free benefits. If the foster family is not intake@usdagov. This institution is School Administrators of Iowa, Time of Sale: 13:30 p.m. available for inspection in the office of the City Clerk. If you are a subscriber who is having meal benefits extended to them. eligible for free or reduced price meal an equality opportunity provider. dues 2016-17...... 1,304.00 Place of Sale: Winnebago County Sheriff's Office, The improvements to be constructed in trouble with delivery of your newspaper, School Bus Sales, bus parts ...... 230.36 216 S. Clark St., Forest City, IA 50436 3. Some Food Assistance and FIP benefits, it does not prevent a foster Iowa Non-Discrimination connection with the Project shall generally consist of here’s what you can do in an attempt to School Specialty, elem office supplies. . . . 264.60 This sale is not subject to redemption. the following: households will receive a letter from child from receiving benefits. Special Notice:“It is the policy of this CNP Scott Electric, EHF lamps...... 84.00 Property Exemption: Certain money or property The installation of 48 septic tanks and effluent improve service: Shiffler, snap cap...... 212.16 may be exempt. Contact your attorney promptly to pump systems, approximately 5,100 linear feet the Department of Human Services Supplement Nutrition Program for provider not to discriminate on the Singelstad’s Hardware, supplies...... 1,098.60 review specific provisions of the law and the appropri- of 1 ¼ inch main, 1,150 linear feet of 2 inch main, (DHS) which will qualify the children Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) basis of race, creed, color, sex, sexual TCI, elem student noteboks...... 1,446.90 ate notice, if acceptable. 770 linear feet of 3 inch forcemain, 3 air release ® Thompson, Bridget, Judgement Amount: $34,683.64 structures, 10 flushing stations, 5 subsurface disposal Call 1-800-ASK-USPS listed on the letter for free meals. participants may be eligible for free orientation, gender identity, national conference and travel...... 179.46 Costs: $8,032.78 beds and dosing system, associated connectors Parents must take this letter to the or reduced price meals based on a origin, disability, or religion in its Top of IA Conf Treas, Accruing Costs: PLUS and restoration, together with related subsidiary and (800-275-8777) TIC academic medals...... 122.25 Interest: $709.83 incidental work. child’s school to receive free meals. completed application. programs, activities, or employment Verizon Wireless, cell phone...... 103.43 Sheriff's Fee: Pending A copy of the proposed Contract Documents is M-F - 8:00am-8:30pm ET Wagner, Kari, cell phone stipend...... 624.00 Dated this 14th day of July 2016. also on file for public inspection in the office ofthe 4. Food Assistance or FIP house- When now by the school, house- practices as required by the Iowa Waste Mgmt of WI-MN, recycling...... 83.83 David C. Peterson City Clerk. Sat - 8:00am-6:00pm ET holds receiving benefits that do not holds will be notified of any child eli- Code section 216.7and 216.9. If you Wex, Inc, fuel...... 678.24 Sheriff, Winnebago County, Iowa At said hearing any interested person may file WCTA, telephone...... 1,349.17 Attorney Benjamin Hopkins written objections or comments and may be heard Sun/Holidays* - Closed receive a letter from DHS must com- gible for free meals if the children are have questions or grievances related Zaner-Bloser, elem workbooks...... 2,038.78 1350 NW 138th Street orally with respect to the subject matter of the hearing. plete an application for their children enrolled in the Head Start/Even Star to compliance with this policy by Management Fund Clive, IA 50325 Mary Hinderaker Or visit customer service online at ISEBA-Iowa School Employee (515) 222-9400 City Clerk to receive free meals. When the appli- Program or are considered homeless, this CNP Provider, please contact Benefits Assn...... 1,355.76 Published in the Lake Mills Graphic, Wednesday, July Published in the Lake Mills Graphic, Wednesday, July www.usps.com Winnebago Ins Agency, insurance . . . 120.736.00 20 and July 27, 2016. 13 and July 20, 2016. cation lists an Assistance Program’s migrant or runaway. If any children the Iowa Civil Rights Commission, case number for any household mem- are not listed on the notice of eligibil- Grimes State Office Building, 400 ber, eligibility for free benefits is ity, contact the school for assistance E. 14th St., Des Moines, IA 50319- extended to all children in a house- in receiving benefits. If households 1004; phone number 515-281-4121, hold. are dissatisfied with the application 800-457-4416; website: http://icrc. 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Submitted photo Nick Rice/LAKE MILLS GRAPHIC Fourth and fifth grade participants, front row (L-R): Logan Bacon, Gabe Rogstad, Eli Menke, Kane Koch, Above: Grant Boehmer slides safely into second, he scored two runs Bradlee Laugen, Kade Van Roekel, Carter Christianson, Christian Rodriguez, and Aidan Benny. Second and knocked in three in the loss. row: Lance Helming, Keaton Wempen, Jamison Wolff, Joe Young, Alex Mannes, Tre Huston, Logan Clough, Aaron Kelly, Jordan Kelly, and Aiden Stensrud. Third row: Luke Groe, Trevor Hanna, Charlie Below: Cael Boehmer fields the ground ball at short. Dugger, and Zach Throne, BY NICK RICE and finished with an overall record LAKE MILLS GRAPHIC of 15-12. Submitted photo ~@ Central Springs~ Central Springs 11, Lake Mills 6 The playoffs continued Wednes- Name AB H R RBI Two career first holes-in-one day with the District Semi-final. The Dugger 4 2 1 0 Lake Mills boys traveled to Manly Martinson 2 0 0 0 Craig Tweed (second from left), Lake Mills, achieved his first career Sifuentes 4 1 0 0 to take on the Central Springs Pan- hole-in-one on hole #6 at Rice Lake last Thursday. His playing Throne 4 1 1 1 partners were (L-R): Mic Keyser, Chip Stelter and Lyle Thomson. thers. It was a pitchers duel early on L. Groe 4 1 1 0 in the game, with each team quickly G. Boehmer 3 3 2 3 Albert 4 2 0 1 Jason Floy of Rice Lake got his first career hole in one Friday, July retiring the order in the first inning 15, on hole #4. He used his 7-iron. Pictured below: Austin Rurup, of the game. Helgeson 1 0 0 0 C. Boehmer 4 0 0 0 Doug Rurup, Jason Floy, Greg Waner, John Lessard and Mic Keyser. Lake Mills put themselves in ex- cellent scoring position early in the Name Inn. Runs K H game. The ‘Dogs would have mul- Sifuentes 5 1/3 8 7 5 tiple runners on base in the second Irons 1 2/3 3 1 4 and third innings that would fall short. It was Central Springs that struck first on the score board, post- ing a run-off of a blooper hit into right field at the end of the second Submitted photo inning. The runs wouldn’t end there Sixth, seventh and eighth grade participants, front row (L-R): Daniel Wallin, David Hugo, Kadin Abele, for the Panthers, who would go on AJ Ramaker, Bennett Berger, Denton Kingland, Hayden Brua, Casey Hanson, Ryan Huston, Brady to score 10 more runs in the first five Hanson, and Andrew Wallin. Second row: Trevor Hanna, Luke Groe, Wyatt Helming, Seth Hermanson, innings of play. Sam Hagenson, Dashawn Linnen, Caleb Bacon, Peyton Severson, Charlie Dugger, and Zach Throne. Lake Mills would add a few runs Not pictured: Kristrin Alexander. late in the game to press Central Springs. Grant Boehmer had a big night for the Bulldogs, batting three for Lake Mills Basketball camp held three, scoring two runs, knocking in The Lake Mills boys’ basket- cause of the hard work that our shootout. Trophies were awarded to three RBI’s, with a triple, and a solo ball program held its annual sum- players are willing to put in during the champion of each contest. home run on the night. mer youth camp from June 7-10. the off-season,” said Coach Menke. “The Bulldog coaching staff is The Lake Mills Bulldogs season There were 41 participants at the “This was probably the best over- extremely excited about the future ended in a 11-6 loss to the Panthers, camp, which was open to boys en- all camp we’ve had in the years of our program,” concluded Menke. tering fourth through eighth grade. I’ve been at Lake Mills. Our young “We hope that our players will con- The camp was led by Bulldog high players worked very hard through- tinue to spend time working on their school coaches Kyle Menke and out the week.” skills throughout the remainder of Brady Kurtz. Members of the var- In addition to working on funda- the summer.” sity basketball team assisted the mentals and drills, each camp par- Fourth and fifth grade awards coaching staff throughout the week. ticipant competed in a free throw were presented to: Free throw cham- “Our program is successful be- contest and a one-minute timed pion, Eli Menke; Timed shootout champion, Eli Menke; Mr. Hustle, Logan Bacon; and, Most Improved Player, Joe Young. The sixth, sev- enth and eighth grade awards were presented to: Free throw cham- pion, Hayden Brua; Timed shoot- out champion, Bennett Berger; Mr. GRAND Hustle, Caleb Bacon; and, Most Improved Player, Wyatt Helming. OPENING ARCHERY PRO SHOP & INDOOR RANGE Senior four-man Terry Gasper/LAKE MILLS GRAPHIC best shot results Saturday, July 23 • 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Men’s senior four-man best shot Izaak Walton League donations Free Bow Check-up • Door Prizes • Tour the Pro Shop & Range for July 13 had the team of Dave The Rice Lake Izaak Walton League handed out donations and Talk to the Pros • Enjoy a meal on us! Iverson, Casey Swenson, Bill Sorbo an award last Tuesday evening, July 12. Checks for $500 were and Roger Roth winning with a 58. presented to the Lake Mills After School Archery Program; the Rice 3388 Sage Dr., Forest City • 641-581-2844 or 641-590-3025 Second was the team of Lyle Thom- Lake/Ikes Trap Team and Jim Fjelstad was presented with the Judge Tobin Award for his service to the local chapter. www.bearcreekoutdoors.com • Like us on Facebook son, Gus Courrier, Bob Blong and Jerry Kephart with a 59. Closest Pictured above (L-R): John Carlson (representing the After School to the pin on the par 3’s were Paul Archery Program), Gary Irons (representing the Rice Lake/Ikes Trap Larson, #2; Dave Iverson, #4; Roger team), Jim Fjelstad, Jay Samuelson (Iowa State Field Director) and Roth, #6: Dave Iverson, #12: Jerry Cy Sundquist. Kephart, #14.