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Galva-Holstein and (34 from Galva, 79 from Hol- Schaller-Crestland voters stein and six from absentee went to the polls Sept. 12 to ballots). vote on seven seats on the Curtis Johnson received two boards. 353 yes votes from BC-IG and At Galva-Holstein, Jamie 107 votes from G-H for his Whitmer (District 1), David District 2 Western Iowa Tech Kistenmacher (District 3), Community College board Matthew Wittrock (District seat. 4) and Don Kalin (District 6) At S-C, incumbent Alan were elected. A total of 133, Movall defeated Gary Kron Jr., or 7.28 percent of G-H’s 1,828 175 (107 Schaller, 19 Nema- voters went to the polls, ac- ha, 48 Early, one absentee) to cording to unoficial results. 36 (28 Schaller, two Nemaha Incumbents Whitmer and and six Early) for the Dis- Kistenmacher received 116 trict 1 seat. Incumbent Tim 1122 AngryAngry Women:Women: (38 Galva, 78 Holstein and DeLance received 200 votes ADVANCE PHOTO | MIKE THORNHILL ive absentee) and 128 votes (124 Schaller, 21, Nemaha, 54 The Holstein Community Theatre performed “12 Angry Women” Sept. 16 and 17 at the Rosemary Clausen Center for (40 Galva, 82 Holstein and six Early and one absentee) and Performing Arts in Holstein. “12 Angry Women” is a drama based on the Emmy Award winning movie by Reginald Rose, absentee), respectively. Christy Horan defeated Jeff which focuses on a jury as it decides whether a man is guilty of murdering his father. As the evidence is re-examined, Wittrock defeated Mike Hansen 176 (107 Schaller, Hansen, 97 to 28 for the Dis- 18 Nemaha, 50 Early and one uncertainties come to light, forcing everyone to question if there is, in fact, some measure of reasonable doubt. trict 4 seat. Wittrock received absentee) to 38 (30 Schaller, 33 votes from Galva, 64 from three Nemaha and ive Early) Galva council approves sale of lot, fi rst reading of city ordinance updates Holstein and four absentee, for the at-large seat. while Hansen received six Larry Hecht received 177 The Galva City Council ap- Dawn Kimmel of SIMPCO city code of ordinances was nett talked with the council from Galva, 19 from Holstein votes for the Area V Iowa proved the sale of Lot 16 in was present with the recod- approved. An updated code of about changing the tax struc- and three absentee. Central Community College South View Addition to Evan iication of city’s ordinances. ordinances is available at Gal- ture for the Galva Township Kalin received 113 votes District 3 seat. Grieme at its meeting Sept. 11. The irst reading adopting the va City Hall. Fire Board. They also said the Following discussion, the 28E agreement between the council voted to use USDA Ru- ire board and the townships ral Development for funding needs updated every three to Ridge View celebrates homecoming week the wastewater project. ive years. AT A GLANCE Since the council has de- Ida County Supervisor Cres- Ridge View High School parade will start at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 21, is spirit day, cided to go through USDA for ton Schubert talked with the Professional Directory ...... 4 continues its homecoming Parade entries need to be and all staff and students in all funding the CDBG income sur- council about renewing the Public Notice ...... 4 week celebration with the lined up at 6 p.m., beginning buildings are asked to dress vey is not necessary. urban renewal joint agree- Obituaries ...... 5 theme “Marvel Heroes.” at the Holstein Super Market. in Raptor pride gear or wear Grant Else and Dennis Ben- See GALVA COUNCIL: page 2 Courthouse News ...... 6-7 On Thursday, Sept. 21, it’s The parade route is as fol- black, orange and gold. Classifi eds ...... 8 hero versus villian day at the lows: East First Street to Main High school students will Sports ...... 10 high school. At G-H/S-C Ele- Street, south on Main Street to participate in spirit game, Council nominations due Thursday Society ...... 12 mentary, it’s wear multi colors East Maple Street, east on East class skits and a pep rally The deadline for candidates interested in running for open day. At RVMS, students will Maple Street to South Altona during the afternoon. seats on the Holstein and Galva city councils and the Galva may- dress as their favorite super Street, south on South Altona At 7 p.m., the Ridge View oral position to return nomination papers to their respective DEADLINES hero. Street and loop around the Raptor football team will go city clerks is this Thursday, Sept. 21, at 5 p.m. (Ida County Audi- Legal Notices ...... Friday, 3 p.m. The Galva-Holstein Educa- park and will end at the cor- against Fort Dodge St. Ed- tor Lorna Steenbock has designated city clerks/administrators Submitted News ...... Friday, 3 p.m. tion Association will be grill- ner of South Lubeck and East monds. Following the game, as the iling agent). City elections are Tuesday, Nov. 7. Display Ads ...... Friday, 3 p.m. ing beef and pork burgers be- Maple. high school students are invit- Holstein council seats currently held by Mary Gross and Joel Classifi ed Ads ...... Friday, 3 p.m. fore and during the homecom- Following the parade, at ed to participate in the home- Wellendorf have expiring terms. Obituaries ...... Friday, 3 p.m. ing parade from 5 to 6:30 p.m. approximately 7:15 p.m., the coming dance at the high In Galva, Mayor Stan Nading, two vacancy terms ending in at the Holstein city park, for a pep rally and coronation cer- school in the commons area. 2019 currently held by Alan Goettsch and Daniel Bloyer and the OFFICE HOURS free will donation. emony will be held in the high DJ is Duane Murley Mobile two regular terms currently held by Todd Schossow and Rick Holstein – Thurs The annual homecoming school gym. Sound. Wiese are up for election. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (at McGuire Auction) HMH welcomes new CEO Ida Grove – Mon-Fri 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. Horn Memorial Hospi- tal welcomes new CEO Glen 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Winekauf. Winekauf is origi- nally from Tipton and is a re- NEWSSTANDS tired Army Lieutenant Colonel Find a copy of with 27 years of service. He brings with him a history of The Holstein Advance healthcare leadership from at the following places: his 16 years with Mercy Hos- pital in Iowa City, and, most HOLSTEIN SUPERMARKET recently, his position of CEO HOLSTEIN TRAVEL CENTER at Select Specialty Hospital in MCGUIRE AUCTION Evansville, Ind. Winekauf has a strong un- derstanding and appreciation for rural healthcare and plans to be active in the communi- ty through several local civic ADVANCE PHOTO | MIKE THORNHILL groups. He and his wife, Tonja, have Career fair: Ida County Economic Development in partnership with IowaWORKS of Great- ive children. Tonja and the er Siouxland sponsored a career fair for Ida and Cherokee counties at Boulders Inn and two younger children plan Suites in Holstein Sept. 13. Twenty area businesses were in attendance to offer informa- to make the move to Iowa as tion to jobseekers and to visit with students who were investigating various careers. High soon as their commitments Glen Winekauf school students from O-A/BC-IG, Ridge View and Cherokee attended the fair. and schedules allow.

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The council council decided not to require B&C’s Melody Inn was ap- approved the agreement. sidewalk replacement at 113 proved. The clerk opened one snow W. First Street since there was In other business, the coun- removal bid received from G & not a full sidewalk at that loca- cil discussed the brush pile, C’s for $50 per hour for man tion in the past. street work for 2017 post- and machine. The council ap- Trick or Treating has been poned until 2018 and library proved the bid with council- set for Tuesday, Oct. 31, from siding. Almost 20 percent of BC, IG vote in school board election A canvass of the school election results was from Galva, 78 from Holstein and five absen- ADVANCE PHOTO | MIKE THORNHILL completed at the Sept. 15 Ida County Board tee for 121. There was one write-in vote from of Supervisors meeting. Holstein. Raptor band: The Ridge View High School marching band performs during halftime of the In Ida County, 155 voters from Battle Creek For district three, David Kistenmacher re- Ridge View versus North Union game Sept. 8. cast ballots of 824 registered voters, or 18.81 ceived 40 votes from Galva, 82 votes from percent. In Ida Grove, 351 voters of 1,890 Holstein and six absentee for 128. There was cast ballots, or 18.57 percent. There were 24 one write-in vote from Holstein. absentee votes cast. Countywide, 530 voters For district four, Mike Hansen received six cast ballots of 2,714 for 19.53 percent. votes from Galva, 19 from Holstein and three For the OABCIG school bond issue question write-ins. Matthew Whittrock won with 33 Holstein Chamber of Commerce for $16.4 million, there were 114 no votes votes from Galva, 64 votes from Holstein and to 41 yes in Battle Creek; 151 no to 200 yes four absentee. There was one wrte-in vote votes in Ida Grove; 11 no votes and 13 yes from Holstein. The Holstein Chamber of reevaluate some areas for tising. She will inalize details votes absentee; 33 no votes and 32 yes votes For district six, Don Kalin received 34 votes Commerce met on Aug. 10 at improvement next year. The and bring back the informa- in Arthur; 170 no votes and 142 yes votes in from Galva, 79 from Holstein and six absen- Boulders Inn. President Jamee rebranding committee is al- tion to the group. After much Odeboldt and 11 no votes and five yes absen- tee for 119 votes. There were three write-in Dittmer called the meeting most done with the brochure discussion, Pastor Tyler Par- tee votes in Odebolt and Arthur, for a total of votes from Galva and two from Holstein. to order with 10 members they’ve been working on. They sons suggested there be a co- 490 no votes and 433 yes votes. The measure For WITCC, Curtis Johnson received 32 present. Secretary/treasur- are also working on a two-sid- ordinator for the day’s events. needed 60 percent approval to pass. votes from Galva, 75 votes from Holstein and er Teresa Hunt presented the ed brochure, listing services It was recommended that For individual school board races: five write-in votes for 112. Turnout was 42 minutes from the July meeting available in Holstein. This Gayle Brown would be a good For Battle Creek-Ida Grove District one, votes cast in Galva of 478 registered voters and the inancial report. The brochure will be evaluated candidate, and she accepted Crystal Endrulat received 117 votes in Battle for 8.79 percent and 84 votes in Holstein minutes and inancial reports bi-annually for updates. Hunt the responsibility. Creek; 302 votes in Ida Grove and 20 absen- of 1,250 registered voters for 6.22 percent. were approved. and Kay Hanson will work on It was noted the Kiwanis tee votes for a total of 439. Absentee votes Overall there was 133 votes cast of 1,828 In old business, Dittmer re- getting this to all businesses would host the soup and sand- were five in Battle Creek and one in Ida grove registered voters for 7.26 percent. Combin- ported the new website is up in the Holstein area. wich luncheon at the Amer- for six. For district two, Jeff Rasmussen re- ing BC-IG and Galva-Holstein votes showed and running. Chamber mem- Hunt informed the group ican Legion, the rebranding ceived 87 votes from Battle Creek, 284 votes Johnson with 455 votes and six write-ins. bers are encouraged to send the watering schedule is com- committee will be hosting a from Ida Grove and 14 absentee for 408. In other business: information and/or photos to pleted, and there is still help cake silent auction fundraiser There were three write-in votes from Battle The board of supervisors unanimously ap- Dittmer at designsbyjamee@ needed for the trail waste re- and the Holstein State Theatre Creek and two from Ida Grove for five. proved an increase in hourly pay for precinct hotmail.com to be posted to ceptacles. Members signed up will host a free movie at 1 p.m. For Western Iowa Technical Community workers for $10 from $9 for the Nov. 7 mu- the website. Photos should be at the meeting to complete the The tree lighting activity will College Board of Trustees, Curtis Johnson re- nicipal elections. in a JPEG. list through December. also be held, along with oth- ceived 89 votes from Battle Creek, 246 votes Supervisors tabled action on naming It was noted that the arti- In new business, the Dec. er activities that haven’t been from Ida Grove and 18 absentee for a total Northland Securities as the bond underwrit- cles intern Haley Westphal is 2 holiday promotion was inalized. Watch for more de- of 353 votes. There were four write-in votes er for the tax increment finance urban re- completing will be posted on discussed. The Chamber dis- tails, as we get closer to the from Battle Creek and two from Ida Grove. newal district. The matter may be discussed the website along with the cussed tying the advertising in holidays. For Galva-Holstein School District in dis- at the next supervisors’ meeting at 9 a.m., Chamber newsletter. Several with Small Business Saturday There are currently 53 trict one, Jamie Whitmer received 36 votes Sept. 25. members said she hasn’t con- in November. Chamber members, and Hunt tacted them. Karla Meier was present to ielded six calls in July. The farmers’ market is go- discuss the three ad sizes for Teresa Hunt Lohff-Schumann ing well. The committee will the holiday promotion adver- Secretary/treasurer Sole 2 Soul by LIBBY BAGENSTOS towards new equipment. ate; 5:45–6:45 a.m. cardio/ Recreation director Birthday parties: Let Lohff- strength – advanced; 9:45– Farmers Market: Our com- Schumann make your child’s 10:30 a.m. retired but not munity Farmers Market runs birthday party a hit. The fee tired. 125 South Main St. in Galva Walgreens lu shot clinic: Wal- Fall itness challenge: Sole 2 every Tuesday from 4–7 p.m. includes admission for your Tuesday: 5:45–6:30 a.m. 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily greens Pharmacy staff will be at Soul is teaming up with Tuel Shed through October. If interest- entire group, use of our gym, step aerobics; 9–9:45 a.m. 712-282-4426 The Meeting Place in Galva on Training to offer a Buddy Up and ed, contact Lohff-Schumann community room and chil- mommy and me; 5:30–6:15 www.Sole2SoulGalva.com Tuesday, Oct. 10 from 7 to 10 a.m. Build Muscle challenge this fall. 368-4817. dren’s room, which now in- p.m. itness mix. Until Help Arrives: Members of to give lu vaccinations to healthy The eight-week challenge started Monday cards: Join us ev- cludes an eye play system and Wednesday: 5:45–6:30 a.m. the Ida County Medical Reserve individuals. Walgreens will bill Sept. 14 and ends Saturday, Oct. ery Monday from 1-3 p.m. to games for all ages, for three weight lifting; 5:30–6:15 p.m. Corps will be presenting “You Blue Cross and Blue Shield in- 28. During the challenge, partic- play euchre and 500. Prizes hours, a decorated sheet cake Zumba. Are the Help, Until Help Arrives” surance or there is a cash price. ipants will exercise together and and a light snack are provid- and ice cream. If interested Thursday: 5:45–6:30 training on Thursday, Oct. 12 at Call local coordinator Anne John- motivate each other from all area ed. Members play for free contact Bagenstos. a.m. strength – intermedi- 6:30 p.m. at The Meeting Place in son at 282-4426 to schedule an towns. and non-members will be Personal training: Personal ate; 5:45–6:45 a.m. cardio/ Galva. appointment (two individuals Step aerobics/weight circuits: charged the daily admission training is always available at strength – advanced; 9–9:45 This is a new program dedicat- every 10 minutes). Walk-ins are A seven-week step aerobics fee. your convenience with Libby, a.m. mommy and me; 9:45– ed to educating and empowering welcome, but 25 individuals are and weight training circuit runs Facility fundraiser: If you Mel, Barb, Keely and Rayven. 10:30 a.m. retired but not the public to take action in emer- needed on the schedule to make through Sept. 28. have empty pop cans you’d Stop in today and check out tired; 5:30 – 5:14 p.m. car- gency situations. All northwest it happen. Yoga: A seven-week session of like to donate to a good our specials. dio/core. Iowa communities are welcome Soles4Souls Shoe Drive: Sole yoga started Sept. 11, at 6 p.m. cause, you can drop them off New itness schedule Friday: 5:45–6:30 a.m. it- to attend this two and a half hour 2 Soul will collect new or gently and runs through Oct. 23. AFAA at Lohff-Schumann anytime. Monday: 5:45–6:30 a.m. ness mix; 5:30–6:15 p.m. program. To register for this free used shoes from Sept. 1-30 for certiied trainer Barb Gebers is Money collected will be put outdoor trail run- intermedi- Zumba. program, call 282-4426. Soles4Souls. Shoes of all kinds the yoga instructor. These classes Acrylic painting class: On Mon- are needed and must be mud- run approximately 50-minutes. day, Oct. 23, from 1 to 3 p.m. local free. Tie laces together or put Call the center to sign up or for artist Marilyn Koth will host a a rubber band around pairs. In information on the fee. Horn auxiliary bazaar is Saturday fall painting class at The Meeting early October, the shoes will be The Meeting Place is the ideal The annual Horn Memorial store, morning coffee, a lun- H&R Block, 610 Second St. in Place in Galva. Participants will delivered to a warehouse drop place to host your special event. Hospital Auxiliary bazaar is this cheon and shopping at the Ida Grove from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., paint a 14 x 18 canvas of pheas- station in Sheldon for processing. Call 282-4426 for information. Saturday, Sept. 23 from 8:30 Horn Gift Gallery. Monday through Thursday, or ants. Call 282-4426 to pre-reg- a.m. to 12:30 p.m at Horn Me- Homemade cookies are need- be picked up by contacting Jane ister and send payment. Space morial Hospital’s conference ed for the cookie walk. Please O’Tool, 364-2567; Deb Clausen, is limited, so call before Oct. 13. room. Note change in date. In contact Shari Tarr at 364-2115 364-2802, or Sue Smith, 364- Bring along acrylic brushes, a past years the bazaar was held before 7 p.m. to donate two 2036. Please have your name water glass and a roll of paper in early November. dozen cookies of your choice. on the item. towels. The event includes a cookie Donations for the chance walk, chance booth, country booth can be dropped off at

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To the editor: The Ida County Republican Central Committee wrote a letter in support of the phase two wind- mill project. In contacting the chairman of the committee she told us this was a vote of the central committee only. The Ida County Republicans were not surveyed for their opinions. Clark and Jean Conover Holstein Looking Back

Forty years ago Stubbs Memorial Library will host an State Fire Marshal Wilbur Johnson told open house Sunday to dedicate the Christina the Ida County Board of Supervisors that he Buettner room. would allow the county more time to bring Twenty years ago the irst and second loors of the courthouse Galva-Holstein’s girls’ cross-country team, up to code, but said his ultimatum still stands under the direction of coach Tim Thomas, for the third loor or the county will have to won their home cross-country meet Satur- stop using the third loor. day. Lacey Leinbaugh guided the team with a The board of supervisors also came up with third-place inish. a compromise with a group that wants to Kevin Wulf bumped incumbent Patty Beyer preserve the courthouse. The agreement put off the Galva-Holstein School Board in an elec- PHOTO SUBMITTED forth calls for renovating the existing building tion held Sept. 9. It was the only area school RVHS student council: Ridge View High School recently selected its 2017-18 student coun- and erecting an addition to meet space re- board race. cil. Council members are, front, from left—seniors Lexi Phillips, Brittney Vincent, Paige Todd, quirements. Ten years ago Erin Johnson and Beth Pickhinke. Second row, from left—juniors Rachel Kenny, Mercedes The Ida County Conservation Board voted The Ida County Conservation Board learned Juelfs, Gracie Chance, Ashley Kestel and Renae Wiese. Third row, from left—sophomores Ken- unanimously against draining Crawford Creek that approximately 3,000 ish were killed at zee Wunschel, Kate Kofmehl, Katlyn Wiese and Russell Brummer. Back row, from left—fresh- lake for an archeological excavation. The Moorehead Park lake in mid-August. The ish men Jack Henderson, Anya Kistenmacher, Mikayla Kolpin, Hanna Grieme, Bailey Graff and board of supervisors also voted against drain- kill was caused by warm, cloudy, calm weath- Alexis Clark. Sophomore Connor Pickhinke is also a member of the student council. ing the lake. Federal and state agencies had er for an extended period of time that killed asked the lake be drained in order to excavate off vegetation, which robbed the lake of ox- a buffalo kill site. If the lake were drained, it ygen. The Department of Natural Resources would be for about two years, and it is esti- will try to ind ish to restock the lake. Mountain lion DNA proves mated that the lake wouldn’t have ish large Kevin Wulf and Don Friedrichsen were re- enough to catch until 1982. elected president and vice president, respec- Thirty years ago tively of the Galva-Holstein School Board. origination in Wyoming The Holstein Fire Department kicked off its The Galva-Holstein School Board approved The Iowa Department of Natural Resources er part of the testing, which is not inished yet, fund drive for a new ambulance with a $5,000 a resolution supporting the application of the (DNR) is learning more about the mountain includes the tooth age analysis. Evelsizer said check from the ire department and a $1,000 G-H Community Foundation to the CAT pro- lion that was shot by DNR oficers on a farm more information on the lion will be released check from the Galva Fire Department. The gram for matching funds for the performing near Galva in late June. when it becomes available. cost of the new ambulance is estimated at arts center and pledging to support the appli- Vince Evelsizer, DNR furbearer wildlife biol- Mick Klemsrud of the DNR said the mountain $50,000, including the addition of some new cation in the amount of $600,000 over a ive- ogist, reports DNA from the lion matches that lion hide will be offered back to the landowner equipment. year period. of lions found in Wyoming. He added the oth- for them to display, if they choose to do so. Caribbean culture gave rise to the zombie Fans of the popular television graves until the gods offered show “The Walking Dead” know them respite. During this peri- that the show follows a group of od, souls would be vulnerable people trying to survive a posta- to powerful sorcerers known pocalyptic world dominated by as “boko.” A boko could capture reanimated dead humans who the soul and keep it in a bottle, feed on the lesh of other living controlling the undead body or creatures. While they’re referred just the soul. Under the best cir- to as “walkers” by everyone on cumstances, zombies helped the the show, viewers are led to be- boko, but unsavory boko could lieve these creatures are “zom- use the zombies as slaves. Many bies.” Haitians did not fear the zom- Zombies have long been a bies, but rather were afraid of subject of horror movies, video becoming zombies against their games and scary tales. Zom- will. ADVANCE PHOTO | DEB LOGER bies are believed to be corpses Another interpretation pub- without souls who have been lished in The Atlantic says zom- RVMS council: Ridge View Middle School student council members for the 2017-18 school year are, front from left—Josie reanimated through supernat- bies were of their own making. Avery, Delainey Hansen, Danica Vohs, Jeannie Arthur, Dominic DuBord, Mason Wolf, Taya Phillips, Jayley Endrulat, Daniel ural means. Unbeknownst to During the 17th and 18th cen- Mendoza, Noah Schroder, Jake Breyfogle and Jade Jochims. Second row, from left to right: Grace Venteicher, Destiny Rojas, many, the lumbering undead on turies, Haiti was ruled by France Jessica Loera, Kiara Dutler, McKenzie Werner, Caden Biede, Tyhler Kolpin, Alex Kron, John Schmitt, Summer Wendt, Juli De- the search for fresh brains that and known as Saint-Domingue. LaO and Mason Lewis. Third row, from left to right: Owen Brent, Maya Waldo, Kendra Schossow, Chloe Gottschalk, Daphne makes up the contemporary During this period, African slaves Conover, Abby Wandrey, Anais Najera, Natasha Regenitter, Emma Vohs, Graca Goettsch, Hannah Ehrp, Sky Henkel, Audrey zombie characterization actually were used to work on sugar trace their roots to the Caribbe- plantations where the working Kalin and Levi Albers. Back row, from left to right: Michele Kirchner, Ross Mentzer, Allen Brenner, Hannah Yockey, Kayla Wel- an. and living conditions were bru- don, Jerzey Endrulat, McKenzie Voge, Morgan Todd, Katie Pickhinke, Addison Schmidt, Taylor Hamrick and Jackson Struck. Some speculate the word tal. Death was seen as a release “zombie” was derived from West back to their home countries. African languages. 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Iowa crop production estimates Iowa corn production is bushels per acre, which is Public forecast at 2.45 billion bush- down 6.3 bushels from 2016. els according to the latest Northeast Iowa is expected USDA, National Agricultural to have the highest yield in Statistics Service – Crop Pro- the state, with 63 bushels Notice duction report. per acre. North Central and Based on conditions as of Southwest Iowa are expect- Sept. 1, yields are expected to ed to have more production PUBLIC NOTICE average 187 bushels per acre, than the previous year, even Ida County down one bushel per acre though their yields decreased Board of Supervisors from the Aug. 1 forecast and from 2016. The largest in- Ida Grove, Iowa September 8, 2017 down 16 bushels per acre crease in production is ex- The Board of Supervisors convened from last year. If realized, pected in Northeast Iowa, in adjourned session, members present this will be the third highest up 4.87 million bushels from Chair Rhett Leonard, Creston Schubert and Raymond Drey. yield and production on re- 2016. Minutes of the meeting held August cord behind 2016 and 2015, The forecasts in this re- 28, 2017, were read and approved. It was noted that the next meeting date respectively. Acres harvested port are based on Sept. 1 was changed from September 15 as for grain remain unchanged conditions and do not relect published to September 8, 2017. Kyle Bennett representing Farm at 13.1 million acres. weather effects since that Bureau was present to discuss the peti- Corn forecasted production time. The next corn and soy- tion by Iowa Citizens for Community and yield are down in all nine bean production forecasts, Improvement with regards to amending PHOTO SUBMITTED the rules relating to the master matrix Iowa districts from 2016. based on conditions as of Oct. for confi nement feeding operations and Production in West Central 1, will be released on Oct. 12. RV fashion show: Ridge View High School students held a fashion show Friday to prep for amendment of the master matrix. He United States summary encouraged the Board not to support Iowa, which includes Ida this week’s homecoming activities. said petition. The Board assured Kyle and Sac counties, is listed at Corn production is forecast that they were not supporting the peti- tion. 183 bushels per acre, which at 14.2 billion bushels, down County Engineer Jeff Williams was is down 23.2 bushels from 6 percent from last year but present to discuss possibly purchasing 2016. East Central Iowa is an- up less than 1 percent from 3 Mack Trucks for snow removal and Local area DNR fi shing report sanding. Discussion was also held on ticipated to have the highest the August forecast. Based on gravel hauling and various proposed yield in the state, with 205 conditions as of Sept. 1, yields The Iowa Department of Natu- Black crappie - Fair: Use a jig the northeast portion of the lake; TIF projects. Schubert moved and Drey seconded bushels per acre. The largest are expected to average 169.9 ral Resources issues a ishing re- with a minnow in two to six-feet boaters must maintain a 100- a motion to approve a bid from Edsen decrease in production is ex- bushels per acre, up 0.4 bush- port compiled from information of water along Ice House Point, foot distance from the dredge, Electric in the amount of $17,654 to install CAT 6 cable to all computer ter- pected in Central Iowa, down el from the August forecast, gathered from local bait shops, the loating dock and the stone booster pump and dredge pipes minals and install panels and other mis- 61.3 million bushels from but down 4.7 bushels from angler creel surveys and county piers in Town Bay. at all times. Storm Lake has a cellaneous materials. Motion carried, all 2016. 2016. If realized, this will be and state parks staff. Walleye - Fair: Use live bait daily limit of three walleye and voting Aye. A motion by Schubert to approve the Soybean production state- the third highest yield and Surface water temperature in ished along the Ice House Point all 17 to 22-inch walleye must Levy Authority Summary TIF Report for wide is forecast at 567 mil- production on record for the area lakes is around 73 degrees. shoreline and the rock piles near be released; no more than one FY-17. Seconded by Drey, motion car- ried, all voting Aye. lion bushels. If realized, this United States. Area harvested Panishing has been fair to good Cottonwood Point and in the east walleye longer than 22 inches Jeff Heil, Northland Securities Rep- will be the second highest for grain is forecast at 83.5 in most lakes. The channel cat- basin. Expect walleye ishing to may be taken per day. resentative, was present to discuss var- ious tax increment fi nancing options. production on record behind million acres, unchanged ish bite in rivers and lakes is fair. pick up near shore in the next Walleye - Fair: Troll shad raps Claims from the Self Funding Fund to last year’s 572 million bush- from the August forecast but Expect walleye ishing to pick up couple of weeks as water tem- or drift crawlers on the edges of Benefi ts, Inc. were $64.80 and $176.80 els. The yield is forecast at down 4 percent from 2016. as water temperatures cool. For peratures cool. the dredge cuts around the lake. and were approved. The Board acknowledged receipt 57 bushels per acre, up one Soybean production is fore- more information, contact the Channel catish - Fair: Use Look for walleye activity to pick of manure management plans from R bushel per acre from the cast at a record 4.43 billion Black Hawk District ofice at 712- nightcrawlers and cut bait up as water temperatures begin & M Pork/Rick McBride; Fertig South/ Mark Fertig and Ida II Finisher/The Aug. 1 forecast, but down 3.5 bushels, up 1 percent from 657-2638 or go online at iowad- ished on the bottom near the to cool over the next few weeks. Maschhoffs, LLC. bushels per acres from 2016. August and up 3 percent nr.com. loating dock, Ice House Point White bass - Fair: Use crank- There being no further business, the Board adjourned to meet again at 12:30 If realized, this will be the from last year. Based on Sept. Black Hawk Lake —Water lev- and the rock piles near Cotton- baits; most action has been from p.m., Friday, September 15, 2017, or on second highest yield on re- 1 conditions, yields are ex- els are near the crest of the spill- wood Point and the east basin. boat while ishing dredge cuts. call of the Chair. cord behind 2016. Area har- pected to average 49.9 bush- way. Largemouth bass - Good: Yellow Smoke Park Lake — /s/ Lorna Steenbock Auditor vested remained unchanged els per acre, up 0.5 bushel Bluegill - Fair: Pick up blue- Catch largemouth bass just Bluegill - Fair: Bluegills can /s/ Rhett A. Leonard at 9.95 million acres. from last month, but down gill just about anywhere along about anywhere along the reach nine inches or more. Look Chair Soybean production and 2.2 bushels from last year. the shoreline in two to ive-feet shoreline with topwater lures, for bluegills in ive to 10-feet of yield are forecast to be up Area for harvest in the United of water. 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Ours is a religion formerly of Odebolt, is pasto- that leads to despair and de- of hope; hope that every tear ral associate for St. Mary Par- spondency. shall be wiped away and that ish in Riverside, Holy Trinity In a relection on failure Je- every wrong shall be made Obituary Parish in Richmond and St. suit author Walter Burghardt right. We are children of the Joseph Parish in Wellman. He writes, “Just because I am resurrection who look for- To keep our readers better informed, funeral information will be posted to our can be reached at derickcran- trying to do God’s work with ward to the coming of God’s website (www.holsteinadvance.com) within hours of receiving it at our ofice. [email protected].) every ounce of my being, is Heavenly Kingdom. This article is reprinted with no guarantee that my plans There is a light, which lies Roger Lee Johannsen permission of The Catholic will prosper. Just because you underneath the misery of our Aug. 7, 1935 – Sept. 9, 2017 Messenger, newspaper of the love God deeply doesn’t mean failure and rejection. This is Diocese of Davenport. you will not fail, not lose your the light that Jesus saw in the IDA GROVE – Services for Roger Lee of Ida Grove; and his children: Terri (Kevin) Failure. It is a bitter fruit job, your home, your fami- sick and the lame. It is why Johannsen, 82, of Ida Grove, were Sept. 13, Carstensen of Odebolt, Trudi (Mark) we have all tasted. It start- ly or your health…but God he shared meals with sinners 2017, at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Gronemeyer of Tulsa, Okla., and Trenda (Bob) ed with an apple plucked by writes straight with crooked and tax collectors and forgave Schleswig. The Rev. Merle Magee of Townsend, Mont.; and a daughter- Adam and Eve and continued lines. What the world calls the women caught in adul- F. Mahnken oficiated. in-law Joni Johannsen of Storm Lake. with the cyclic failure of the foolish, God uses to shame tery. The light drives out the Burial was in Morgan Also surviving are his grandchildren: Distie early Israelite’s in their cov- the wise; what the world calls darkness and the darkness Township Cemetery at (Seth) Proit of London, United Kingdom, enant with Yahweh. It was weak, God uses to shame the shall not overcome the light. Schleswig. Christensen- Charise (Rory) Flynn of Des Moines, Durel witnessed by the Apostles in strong.” The un-holy trinity of failure, Van Houten Funeral (Kasey Jo) Carstensen of Lake Crystal, Minn., the despair of the cruciix- And therein lies the key. rejection and pain is trans- Home in Ida Grove was in Kari (Ian) Ceicys of Boston, Mass., Patrick ion and the perceived failure God uses the weakness found formed into faith, hope and charge of arrangements. (Desirae) Gronemeyer of Steamboat Springs, of Christ. A divorced wom- in failure, to humble the love. The darkness of night is He died Sept. 9, 2017, Colo., Chandler (Thad) Subra of Portland, an relecting on her failed strong; the foolishness we ex- at its blackest just before the at Horn Memorial Ore., Chance Johannsen of Ames and Berkley marriage refers to it as “soul perience in defeat, to expose irst rays of light penetrate Hospital in Ida Grove. Johannsen and Brogan Johannsen, both of pain.” It is an emotional and the arrogance of the wise. It the horizon. It is the dawn of Roger Lee Johannsen was born Aug. 7, Storm Lake. spiritual hurt that consumes is the message found in the a new day. The tomb is empty 1935, son of Allan and Theresa (Hansen) Additional survivors include his step- and overwhelms the spirit. Beatitudes, when we discov- and Christ has risen from the Johannsen, at Hartley Hospital in Battle Creek. grandchildren: Tracy (Eric) Lund of Parkland, It starts with the sting of re- er that blessed are the poor, dead. The Resurrection is at He was baptized and conirmed at Immanuel Fla., and Mechele (Stacy) Behrman of Lake jection that metastasizes and for the Kingdom of Heaven is hand and the Kingdom of God Lutheran Church in Schleswig, where he was Lotawana, Mo.; several great-grandchildren: infects the whole outlook of theirs, and blessed are those is near…let us rejoice and be a lifelong member. twins Peyton and Zachary Proit, Jadyn Flynn, the person. Failure, rejection who mourn, for they shall be glad. He received his education at a country Conley and Devon (twins), August Carstensen school and Schleswig Community School, and two babies on the way; and several step- graduating in 1953. Following high school, great-grandchildren: Skylar and Summer he worked as a farmhand, assisting many Lund, Trace and Lauren Kelley and Elyssa, farmers. Shane, Troy and Cody Behrman. On March 10, 1957, Roger married Edna Also surviving are his sisters: Lorna Mae Kastner. They were blessed with four (Kenneth) Winsor of Denison and Myrna children: Terri, Trudi, Trenda and Tory. Johannsen of California; three sisters-in- He loved his job, farming and feeding law: Janet Johannsen of St. Louis, Mo., Donna livestock. In his lifetime, he was devoted to his (Gerald) Meeves of Schleswig and Delores farming vocation. Roger and Edna Mae retired Nemitz of Kiron; many nieces and nephews; from farming after 48 years. They lived on a extended family and friends. farmstead for 52 years, south of Arthur, before Roger was preceded in death by his parents, they moved to Ida Grove in 2009. Allan and Theresa Johannsen; a son, Tory He enjoyed his children, grandchildren Johannsen in 2013; a brother, Dale Johannsen; and great-grandchildren, ishing, hunting, his in-laws, Lenard and Edna Kastner; a niece, camping trips and reading. Peggy Winsor; and a nephew, Mark Winsor. Left to cherish his memory are his wife Condolences may be sent online at www. of 60 years, Edna Mae (Kastner) Johannsen christensenvanhouten.com.

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Thursday, Sept. 7 6:04 p.m.: Talk to oficer Street symptoms 9:55 p.m.: Accident with call and one BLS transfer. Oficers received 23 calls for 6:09 p.m.: Falls/back inju- 3:50 p.m.: Sick/lu-like 2:51 p.m.: Warrant in the injuries in the 5400 block of 1 a.m.: Road hazard in the service. Among the calls were ries symptoms in the 1100 block 400 block of Moorehead Street Highway 20 400 block of Center Street two trafic stops, two aban- 10:43 p.m.: Suicide attempt of Parklane 4:58 p.m.: Family/custody Monday, Sept. 11 5:51 a.m.: Controlled burn doned 911, one Advanced Life Friday, Sept. 8 5:33 p.m.: Motorist assist problems in the 200 block of Oficers received 20 calls in the 1200 block of First Support (ALS) transfer and Oficers received 24 calls in the 5600 block of Highway Walnut Street for service. Among the calls Street one Basic Life Support (BLS) for service. Among the calls 175 7:06 p.m.: Suspicious per- were one trafic stop, four 7:30 a.m.: Controlled burn transfer. were two trafic stops and one 5:43 p.m.: Talk to oficer son/activity at 170th Street/ abandoned 911 calls, one 911 in the 5900 block of Highway 9:21 a.m.: Property found at abandoned 911 call. 8:29 p.m.: Fireworks com- German Avenue transfer, two BLS transfers 175 the courthouse 1:41 a.m.: Domestic distur- plaint at Second Street/Main 11:37 p.m.: Reckless driv- and one ALS transfer. 8:36 a.m.: Talk to oficer 9:26 a.m.: Animal complaint bance in the 200 block of Park Street ing, speeding in the 100 block 7:51 a.m.: Extra attention at 10:24 a.m.: Assistance in in the 700 block of Second Street 10:35 p.m.: Vehicle unlock of Main Street Lubeck Street/Maple Street the 400 block of Moorehead Street 6:06 a.m.: Controlled burn in the 500 block of Maple Sunday, Sept. 10 8:06 a.m.: Burglary in the Street 9:57 a.m.: Civil paper service in the 1900 block of Noble Av- Street Oficers received 21 calls for 200 block of Main Street 12:18 p.m.: Assist outside in the 400 block of Moorehead enue 10:53 p.m.: Alarm in the 100 service. Among the calls were 9 a.m.: Assist outside agen- agency Street 6:19 a.m.: Alarm in the 5600 block of Main Street eight trafic stops and one 911 cy 12:21 p.m.: Warrant at the 10:03 a.m.: Civil paper ser- block of Highway 175 11:29 p.m.: Noise complaint wrong number. 2:46 p.m.: Medical assis- courthouse vice in the 200 block of Wal- 8:16 a.m.: Alarm test in the in the 300 block of Kiel Street 1:19 a.m.: Welfare check tance needed in the 2500 1:54 p.m.: Talk to oficer nut Street 900 block of John A. Mont- Saturday, Sept. 9 2:09 a.m.: Warrant at the block of Highway 59 2:21 p.m.: Talk to oficer 10:20 a.m.: Fraud/scam in gomery Drive Oficers received 31 calls courthouse 3:51 p.m.: Animal complaint 2:53 p.m.: Talk to oficer the 200 block of Maple Street 8:28 a.m.: Sex offender reg- for service. Among the calls 3:28 a.m.: Suspicious per- in the 300 block of Maple 4:02 p.m.: Fraud/scam in 10:36 a.m.: Assistance in the istry at the courthouse were 17 trafic stops, one 911 son/activity in the on Moore- Street the 800 block of Badger Creek 700 block of Second Street 9:33 a.m.: Talk to oficer wrong number, one aban- head Avenue 3:55 p.m.: Assist outside Drive 11:37 a.m.: Jail activity at 10:51 a.m.: Alarm test in the doned 911 call and one BLS 8:11 a.m.: Controlled burn agency 5:56 p.m.: Civil paper ser- the courthouse 300 block of Barnes Street transfer. in the 400 block of Moorehead 4:04 p.m.: Extra attention at vice in the 500 block of Moore- 12:20 p.m.: Warrant at the 11:38 a.m.: Talk to oficer 12:40 a.m.: Animal com- Street East County Road/West Coun- head Avenue courthouse 11:39 a.m.: Civil paper plaint in the 5900 block of 9:51 a.m.: Talk to oficer ty Road 7:58 p.m.: Controlled burn 12:23 p.m.: Child abuse/ service in the 400 block of Highway 175 10:23 a.m.: Non-medical 4:18 p.m.: Welfare check in the 3000 block of Alpine neglect in the 4500 block of Moorehead Street 1:30 a.m.: Warrant at the transport 4:26 p.m.: Info/data in the Avenue Highway 20 12:34 p.m.: Theft/shoplift- courthouse 12:06 p.m.: Reckless driv- 400 block of Main Street 8:17 p.m.: Welfare check 1:08 p.m.: Civil paper ser- ing in the 600 block of Second 7:20 a.m.: Animal complaint ing, speeding in the 200 block 4:50 p.m.: Talk to oficer 9:11 p.m.: Talk to oficer vice in the 400 block of Moore- Street in the 5900 block of Highway of Main Street 4:52 p.m.: Carbon monoxide 9:21 p.m.: Assault in prog- head Street 12:56 p.m.: Sick/lu-like 175 12:30 p.m.: Burning com- 6:39 p.m.: Talk to oficer ress in the 600 block of Wash- 3:04 p.m.: Structure ire in symptoms 9:12 a.m.: Property recov- plaint in the 400 block of Lu- 6:48 p.m.: Talk to oficer ington Street the 600 block of Morningside 1:06 p.m.: Civil paper ser- ered in the 200 block of Park beck Street 9:21 p.m.: Info/data in the 9:26 p.m.: Talk to oficer Street vice in the 400 block of Moore- Street 1:32 p.m.: Reckless driving, 100 block of Main Street 9:54 p.m.: Suspicious per- 4:07 p.m.: Animal complaint head Street 9:36 a.m.: Talk to oficer speeding in the 200 block of Tuesday, Sept. 13 son/activity in the 800 block at Fourth Street/Maple Street 2 p.m.: Jail activity at the 1:32 p.m.: Trafic complaint Park Street Oficers received 24 calls of Highway 175 5:25 p.m.: Harassment/ courthouse in the 600 block Seventh 5:59 p.m.: Suspicious per- for service. Among the calls 10:01 p.m.: Reckless driv- threats in the 800 block of 2:11 p.m.: Assistance in Street son/activity in the 5700 block were one trafic stop, one 911 ing, speeding at Second Fifth Street the 400 block of Moorehead 2:41 p.m.: Sick/lu-like of Highway 175 transfer, one abandoned 911 Street/Main Street

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Real Estate Transfers Daniels, Lynwood, Calif.; Ahmed Elkhaldy, Cedar Floyd and Arlis Renze, warranty deed to Rob- Rapids; Kenny Cruz, Storm Lake; Joseline Cas- ert and Joan Bengford trust, ive acres in the SW tellanos, Omaha, Neb.; Jacob Trigg, Omaha, Neb.; ¼ SW ¼, Section 36, T-89-N, R-40-W, Ida County. Anthony Sheets, Hoffman Estates, Ill.; Salvador Kathy Petersen and Ed Petersen, real estate Maciel, Sioux City; Paula Tott, Sioux City; Dustin contract to Rachel Behrendsen, Lot 7, the east Kraft, Cherokee; Allyson Vincent, Reeds Spring, 32 feet of Lot 6 and the west six feet of Lot 8, Mo.; Austin Lindner, Odebolt; Derek Smith, Grin- Block 14, Village of Ida. nell. LaDonna Maas trust, trustee warranty deed Other to Mary Disburg and Ruth Gentry, NE ¼, Section Mitchell Kamerman, Rock Valley, seat belt. 20, T-87-N, R-39-W, with exceptions and part Devon Sick, Ida Grove, violation of conditions of the NE ¼, lying south of Iowa Highway 175, of a restricted license. Section 20, T-87-N, R-39-W, with exceptions, Ida Joana Loera, Galva, possession of alcohol. County. Josh Valladares, Denison, no valid driver’s li- Estate of Warren Lasher, court oficer deed to cense. Lori Rodarte, Lot 6, Block 1, O.L.G.C. Addition, Linda Carson, Ida Grove, failure to yield upon ADVANCE PHOTO | DEB LOGER Holstein. left turn. New equipment: The Galva Fire Department recently purchased self-contained breathing Jeremy and Jo Palmer, quit claim deed to JV#3 Robin Sturgeon, Gowrie, unsafe passing. Investment, LLC., a portion of Lots 14, 15, 16 Derrick Behrendsen, Ida Grove, following too apparatus equipment with the help of an Ida County Community Betterment Foundation and 17, Block 8, Battle Creek. close. Grant, matching funds from the fire department, Galva Township Fire Board and donations. Franklin Huth, quit claim deed to Matt Huth, Criminal From left, Maureen Andresen, David Thorborg, Craig Peterson and Pat Friedmann. as trustee of the Franklin Huth trust, N ½ NW Ashlee Launderville, Lake View, contempt— ¼, Section 16, T-89-N, R-41-W; NE ¼, Section 9, failure to pay ines, 30 days in jail, may purge jail T-89-N, R-41-W and the NW ¼ SW ¼ and the S sentence by paying ine as ordered. ½ SW ¼, Section 9, T-89-N, R-41-W, Ida County. Ladawn Colvin, Mallard, assault upon persons Douglas and Sue Schultz, warranty deed to Ju- in certain occupations—causing bodily injury Social Security lia Gould, Lot 3, Block 14, First Addition, Battle (count one), 21 days in jail, $625 ine suspend- Creek. ed. Clerk of Court Ladawn Colvin, Mallard, assault upon persons by BRIAN DEMOSS buying your first house. You’ll also discover Due to a change in procedures at the Ida Coun- in certain occupations (count two), 10 days in Social Security how your contributions to the Social Security ty Clerk of Court ofice, information is only pro- jail (to run concurrent with count one), $315 District manager Spencer/Storm Lake system through FICA payroll taxes can make vided electronically. ine suspended. Get to know your Social Security. you eligible for important future benefits The following information is from data iled Justin Sassman, Ida Grove, false report to pub- Social Security touches the lives of nearly when you reach retirement age or if you be- by the Ida County Clerk of Court ofice. Trafic lic entity, $65. every American. We’ve been with you from come severely injured or ill. and other charges might include charges that Charles Wilson, Battle Creek, animal at large day one, when your parents applied for your You’ll find how Social Security helps your were dismissed. For more information on specif- when prohibited, $65. Social Security number, and we are with you family in the form of survivor benefits and ic cases contact the clerk of court or visit www. Judgments and Liens from your first job through your retirement how our Supplemental Security Income pro- iowacourts.gov. Against Drew and Haley Hardiman, in favor of party and beyond. gram assists disabled children and our most Trafic charges Connie Henningsen. For more than 80 years, Social Security has vulnerable adults. Speeding Dissolution of Marriage stayed true to its mission of providing finan- We also encourage you to visit our web- Derek Miller, Olathe, Kan.; Kevin Gunlogson, Douglas Masker and Maria Hao-Masker, court cial protection for the American people and site and set up your own my Social Security Castana; Sarah Pike, Sioux City; Garry Bom- decree—dissolution. has served as one of the most successful an- account today so you can begin taking steps kamp, Woodstock, Ill.; Trudy Buntjer, Bigelow, Richard Cresap and Cynthia Vacek, court de- ti-poverty programs in our nation’s history. toward financial security. Minn.; Thomas Dirks, Smithland; Thaddeus cree—dissolution. We encourage everyone to take steps toward Through our website and your online ac- their financial security. Regardless of your count with us, you can: verify your lifetime Deputies make seven arrests, fi le eight charges age or place in life, now is the right time to earnings record to ensure you’re getting start planning for a financially secure future credit for all your contributions toward So- The Ida County Sheriff’s Of- against two individuals fol- On Sept. 11, Alexander Ro- for you and your family. cial Security and Medicare, estimate future ice has released information lowing a trafic stop in rural jas-Sanchez, 23, of Marshall- Everyone can benefit from our first step: benefits for you and your family, manage on arrests made and charges Ida County. Charged were: town was charged with driv- Get to know your Social Security. You can your Social Security benefits and personal iled during the past week. Aaron Nicholas Corbin, 18, ing on a suspended license. start your journey through all things Social information and learn more about how we’re On Sept. 7, Todd Allan of Elk Point, S.D., and Kareem The charge was iled fol- Security by visiting www.socialsecurity.gov securing your today and tomorrow. Grimsman, 31, of Carroll was Lamar Kittler, 33, of Hatties- lowing a trafic stop in rural and navigating through our menu. Now that you’ve started to get to know arrested on an outstanding burg, Miss. Both were re- Ida County. He was released Along the way, you’ll see how your Social your Social Security, stay in touch by visiting Ida County warrant for bur- leased pending court appear- pending a court appearance. Security number opens many important our Social Security Matters blog at blog.ssa. glary in the third degree; theft ances. On Sept. 13, Linda Jean doors throughout life, from making it easier gov/. in the fourth degree and theft On Sept. 10, Thomas Jean Carson, 55, of Ida Grove was to apply for student aid and open your first We encourage you to visit us at www.so- in the second degree. He was Tymkowicz, 47, of Sioux City arrested and charged with se- bank account to starting your first job and cialsecurity.gov. transported to the Ida County was arrested on an outstand- rious assault following an in- jail where he is currently be- ing Plymouth County warrant cident in Ida Grove. She was ing held on a $15,000 bond. for contempt of court fol- transported to the Ida County New law allows approved pistol On Sept. 8, Garcia Efrain lowing a trafic stop in rural jail where she was held over- Rojas, 35, and Adelina Rojas, Ida County. Tymkowicz was night. She was released the 33, both of Holstein were ar- transported to the Ida Coun- following day after appearing cartridges for use in rifl es to hunt deer rested and charged with do- ty jail and later released into before the magistrate. Iowa hunters will have a previously approved for pistol es will be effective up to 100 mestic abuse assault follow- the custody of the Plymouth On Sept. 14, Travis Austin new option this fall while hunting to be used in riles. yards, but most will be effec- ing an incident that occurred County Sheriff’s Ofice. Basey, 20, of Ida Grove was hunting deer during the youth The list of acceptable calibers tive to around 50 yards. in Holstein. Both were trans- On Sept. 10, Renie Lynn arrested on an outstanding season, disabled hunter sea- is in the Iowa Hunting and The new law requires indi- ported to the Ida County jail Simpson, 48, of Sioux City Ida County warrant for ha- son and both shotgun seasons Trapping Regulations (p. 31, viduals caught with a rile ca- where they were held over- was charged with possession rassment in the third degree. – riles that are capable of www.iowadnr.gov/hunting) pable of shooting ammunition night. Both were released the of drug paraphernalia. The He was transported to the Ida shooting straight walled car- along with criteria for similar not on the approved list while following day after appearing charge was iled following a County jail where he is cur- tridges. sized ammunition not on the hunting deer to have their before the magistrate. trafic stop in rural Ida Coun- rently being held on a $300 The new straight wall car- list. hunting privileges suspended On Sept. 9, Beth Nicole ty. She was released pending bond. tridge law was passed with- Depending upon the caliber, for two years and receive a Schauer, 36, of Ida Grove a court appearance. out dissent by the Iowa Leg- some straight wall cartridg- $250 ine. was charged with driving On Sept. 10, Lyle Eugene islature, and then signed by on a suspended license. The Lafave, 46, of North Sioux Vehicle theft then Governor Terry Branstad charge was iled following a City, S.D., was arrested on an The Ida County Sheriff’s Of- on April 13. It was enacted to trafic stop in Ida Grove. She outstanding Ida County war- ice has released information allow for a lower recoil option was released pending a court rant contempt of court. He on a vehicle theft reported for older and younger hunt- appearance. was transported to the Ida during the past week. ers, but is available to all hunt- On Sept. 9, the Ida County County jail and later released On Sept. 8, Craig Lanning of ers in those four seasons. Sheriff’s Ofice iled a charge after appearing before the Lake View reported the theft The law allows for straight of possession of marijuana magistrate. of a vehicle valued at $5,000. wall ammunition that was

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The run team still has room for im- ley-Melvin-Sanborn 26-22 in for two points was no good. provement. a key district football game in H-M-S put together a scor- “We had some big mistakes Hartley Friday that featured ing drive that ended on a one- at inopportune times, but we six lead changes and one tie. yard run and two-point run to didn’t panic; we stayed to- Raptor coach Dale Tokheim give the Hawks a 14-12 edge. gether and overcame those attributed the win to his Coach Tokheim noted his mistakes together,” noted team’s size and solid play on club helped H-M-S keep its Tokheim. defense. drive alive by recording a per- “Offensively, I need to do a “H-M-S had some quick- sonal foul on fourth down. better job of mixing in pass ness and depth advantages “That penalty to keep their plays and counters. Mitchell on us, but I thought our size drive alive after we stopped and Kliegl did a nice job run- and strength helped us in the them on fourth down hurt us; ning the ball getting some fourth quarter,” said Tokheim. we need to be smarter than tough yards. Our offensive “We had two drives in the that.” line looked good at times and fourth quarter that took up a H-M-S took a 14-12 lead struggled at times, especial- lot of the clock. into the halftime break. ly on the back side. We will “I thought our defense had Jake Tokheim connected watch ilm and learn from our a great game. They caused a with Jaxon Franken on a 21- mistakes and try to improve. fumble to give us a short ield yard scoring pass in the third “We did have a couple of in the third quarter, with Jake quarter. Tokheim’s two point dropped passes and a few too Mitchell causing the fumble carry gave the lead, 20-14, many fumbles (four). We re- ADVANCE PHOTO | MIKE THORNHILL and Lance Else recovering. back to Ridge View. The one covered all of our fumbles, but Pass interference: Ridge View receiver Logan Cuthrell (black uniform) is unable to come “Jake Kliegl, Mitchell and play scoring effort came after they killed drives.” Dylan Wood had nice games Ridge View’s Mitchell forced Ridge View improved its up with the ball after colliding with a North Union defender Sept. 8. The North Union player at linebacker, but our defen- an H-M-S fumble. Lance Else overall record to 3-1 and to was flagged for pass interference. sive line did a great job, espe- picked up the loose ball. 2-0 in the district. The Rap- cially in the second half. Jake H-M-S bounced back once tors will host Fort Dodge St. Tokheim’s punts really helped again to grab the lead at 22- Edmonds (2-2/2-0) in Ridge our ield position to help our 20 on a one yard run and two View’s homecoming contest defense out all night.” point conversion with 1:35 to in Holstein this Friday. Initially, it looked like of- play in the third quarter. Stats Ridge View runners fense might rule the game as The fourth quarter be- RV HMS both teams scored on long longed to Ridge View as the First downs 17 10 running plays in the irst Raptors put together a couple Rushes/yds. 50-248 38-207 compete in Storm Lake quarter. of time consuming drives. The Pass yds. 24 53 Ridge View got things start- irst drive ended at the H-M-S Pass/Att/Int 1-8-1 4-11-0 Ridge View ran in the Storm Lake cross-coun- JV or middle school races. ed with a three play drive that two-yard line on downs. Total yards 272 260 try meet Sept. 12. The Raptor varsity girls were Boys covered 63 yards. Mitchell had “We had fourth down and Fum/lost 4/0 3/1 ninth, while the boys’ varsity placed 13th. In boys’ varsity action, the Raptors were 13th the big play with a 49-yard short at their two yard line Penalties 4-35 14-101 Girls in the team standings with 362 points. Le Mars scoring run. The run for two and were going to try and Punts/ave. 5-41.4 7-29.7 The Raptor varsity girls placed ninth with was irst with 52 points. Individual placings points failed. draw them off sides and call Scoring by quarters 212 points as a team in the Storm Lake meet. were Carlos Galvin, 55th, 20:17; Andres Carba- H-M-S answered the Rap- a timeout, but our center RV 6 6 8 6 —26 Le Mars was the top team with 43 points. jal, 67th, 20:55; Andrew Snyder, 74th, 22:01; Ben tor quick strike with a 66- snapped the ball. Luckily, our HMS 6 8 8 0 —22 Individually, Katlyn Wiese scored a ninth Todd, 82nd, 23:13 Alex Movall, 84th, 23:52 and yard run on its irst play from defense forced a three and out Ridge View individual stats pace inish with a time of 21:27. Following Jack Henderson, 85th, 23:54. scrimmage after Ridge View’s to set up our last drive,” said Passing: Tokheim (1-8-1, Wiese to the inish line were Rachel Kenny, Results from the junior varsity race were score. Ridge View blocked the Tokheim. 24 yds.. 1 TD) 36th, 23:24; Paige Padavich, 55th, 24:42; Macy Kevin Herrera, 91st, 25:05; Connor Pickhin- PAT kick. After a three and out by Receiving: Franken (1-24 Wunschel, 57th, 24:54; Hannah Blackmore, 58th, ke, 104th, 26:56; Jon Madsen, 114th, 28:40 and “After the irst possessions H-M-S, Ridge View got the yds., 1 TD) 25:07; Sierra Deck, 74th, 28:23 and Jill Galvin, Grant Schmidt, 118th, 33:04. both defenses settled in. Our ball back with around four Rushing: Mitchell (18-169 77th, 28:46. Noah Schroeder was eighth in the middle defensive line of Miller, Kai, minutes to play and scored yds., 1 TD), Kliegl (19-62 yds., Ridge View did not have any runners in the school boys’ race with a time of 12:22. Brockman and Cuthrell had on Kliegl’s one yard run with 1 TD), Tokheim (8-27 yds., 1 a great game, especially in 1:45 to go in the game to give TD) McGuire (2-7 yds.) the second half,” said coach the Raptors’ their inal margin Tackles: Kliegl (12), Miller Fall is a great time to catch fi sh Tokheim. of victory at 26-22. The two (11), Mitchell (9), C. Cuthrell In the second quarter, Ridge point run failed. (9), Brockman (7), Kai (7), Fall is a great time to be are less crowded and the “Yellow perch, muskies, View went up 12-6 on a 20- Overall, coach Tokheim said Wood (5) outdoors with family and fish are easy to catch. crappies, walleyes, large- yard run by quarterback Jake he was happy with his team’s Takeaways: Else (1 fum. friends. The air is cool, the “Fall fishing is one of Io- mouth and smallmouth bass Tokheim, which capped a 14- attitude and effort, but the rec.) views are picturesque, lakes wa’s best kept secrets,” said go on a feeding frenzy before Joe Larscheid, chief of the winter,” explained Larscheid. Iowa Department of Natural The fall bite in lakes and Resources (DNR) Fisheries ponds shifts to the main part Bureau. “Fantastic fishing of the day. Fish are more ac- Conference opportunities await both tive during the day and will new and expert anglers. Get be close to shore. Target ar- volleyball out and enjoy them.” eas of a lake where the water Cooler temperatures and is warmer, mostly in shallow tournament shorter daylight times trig- water bays along the north ger fish to actively search shore. Pool play in the Western for food to build energy re- “Use live bait, particularly Valley Conference volleyball serves to survive the long minnows, small tackle and tournament gets underway winter. These predictable fish slowly when fishing this Saturday at 9 a.m. in movements make them eas- in cooler water,” Larscheid Schaller and Correctionville. ier to find. said. Ridge View will host pool play Look for panfish schools in Schaller. Raptors fi fth at in open water near struc- The top two teams from ture like a brush pile, under- both pools will advance to the So. Cal. tourney water hump, drop-offs and tournament inals in Moville Ridge View’s volleyball team rock reefs. Largemouth bass next Monday, Sept. 25 at 6 placed ifth at the South Cen- will be close to some type p.m. The championship round tral Calhoun County volleyball of structure during the fall starts with the semiinals at 6 tournament Sept. 9. like underwater brush piles, p.m. on two nets. The consola- Ridge View placed third in old roadbeds, rock reeks or tion and championship round pool B with a 1-2 match record. weed lines. Quickly find fish will follow the semiinals and In pool play, the Raptors de- structure locations with the will be played on one net. feated Kingsley-Pierson 21-16, online fishing atlas or down- 22-20 and lost to East Sac, 16- load structure location maps 21, 21-19, 15-13 and to Carroll from the DNR’s Where to Raptors top Kuemper, 21-5, 21-8. Fish website. The Raptors beat Siouxland Fish in streams start to three WVC foes Christian 21-14, 21-19 in the move to their wintering ar- Ridge View’s volleyball ifth place match. Carroll Kue- eas in October. Stream flow team earned three conference mper won the tournament is often lower in the fall; al- wins last week to keep the with a 4-0 record. lowing better angler access. team’s league mark unblem- Ridge View’s match record Channel catfish will move ished at 5-0. The Raptors im- at So. Cal. was 2-2, which left downstream from small- proved to 9-5 overall. the squad with a 6-5 record er streams to the deepest Ridge View beat River Val- overall. holes they can find in larger ley (25-15, 25-11, 19-25, 25- Ridge View stats streams. Walleyes will move 9) and O-A/BC-IG (25-19, Hitting—78 kills, (Paige to the next deepest holes 15-25, 25-23, 25-16) in a tri- Todd, 17 kills; Beth Pickhin- and pike to the next deepest. angular in Schaller Sept. 12 ke, 15 kills; Gracie Chance, 11 Find tips for catching yel- and topped MV-A-O 3-0 (game kills). Assists—75 (Madeline low perch, crappie, wall- scores were not available) Else, 44). Digs—71 (Kinzey eye, bass and catfish on the ADVANCE PHOTO | MIKE THORNHILL Sept. 14 in Schaller. Dutler, 14; Todd, 12; Emerson DNR website at www.iow- No other information was Else, 12). Blocks—14 (Chance, adnr.gov/fishing. Check the Libero: Ridge View libero Kinzey Dutler sets up under the ball during the Raptor’s 3-1 con- available from coach Monica 5). Serves—90%, 20 aces weekly fishing report to find ference victory over O-A/BC-IG in Schaller Sept. 12. At right is Erin Johnson (12). Bloyer at press time. (Chance, 6; Madeline Else, 3). out what is biting where. Homecoming Court: Front row from left, Erin Johnson, Paige Todd, Brittney Vincent, Beth Pickhinke and Lexi Phillips. Back row from left, Lance Else, Jake Mitchell, Jaxon Franken and Andrés Carbajal. Not pictured: Josh Frahm.

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Greetings, moviegoers. Shot in secret entirely within the Hasid- This weekend is your last chance to see ic community depicted in the film, and one “Menashe” (PG). Set within the New York Ha- of the only movies to be performed in Yid- sidic community in Borough Park, Brooklyn, dish in nearly 70 years, Menashe is a warm, Menashe follows a kind but hapless grocery life-affirming look at the universal bonds be- store clerk trying to maintain custody of his tween father and son that also sheds unusu- son, Rieven, after his wife, Lea, passes away. al light on a notoriously private community. Since they live in a tradition-bound cul- Based largely on the real life of its Hasidic ture that requires a mother present in ev- star Menashe Lustig, the film is a strikingly ery home, Rieven is supposed to be adopted authentic and deeply moving portrait of fam- by the boy’s strict, married uncle, but Me- ily, love, connection and community. nashe’s rabbi decides to grant him one week Coming soon: “Leap” (PG), “Beetlejuice” to spend with Rieven prior to Lea’s memori- (1988), “Atomic Blonde” (R), “Friday The al. Their time together creates an emotional 13th” (1980), “Lego Ninjago Movie” (PG), moment of father/son bonding, as well as “Young Frankenstein” (1974). Faith Lutheran hosts free garage sale offers Menashe a final chance to prove to his For more information, visit www.holstein- skeptical community that he can be a capable statetheatre.com and “Like” our Facebook Faith Lutheran Church in downtown Hol- year. Everything is sized and neatly displayed, parent. Page. Call 712-368-6226 for show times. stein invites everyone to come to the free ga- so guests can browse and visit with friends, rage sale on Saturday, Sept. 30, from 8 a.m. to old and new. noon, where everything is free. Clothing for For those who would like to donate items, children and adults of all sizes – including drop them off at Faith Lutheran Church on winter clothing, such as coats, hats and boots Tuesday, Sept. 26, and Thursday, Sept. 28, – plus toys and household items, will be fea- from 3 to 7 p.m., on both days. Please remem- tured. ber to bring only clean, gently-used items. A free garage sale is just like any other ga- Faith volunteers do not have the ability to rage sale, featuring clean and gently-used wash or repair items in time for the event, so items, with one exception: everything is free. nothing in poor condition can be accepted. This is the seventh year that Faith Luther- Also, please note: No cribs, car seats or old an has hosted the free garage sale in Holstein. TVs and computers. “We hold the event every year after school has Faith will not accept donations for the started and before the cold weather sets in,” church during the free garage sale, but, if says Pastor Chris Schroder. “We have found someone wishes to make a monetary con- that there is a need, especially for children’s tribution, a free-will offering jar for the Ida winter clothing items.” County Food Pantry will be available. Any Acrylic painting class coming to Galva The slogan for the event is: “If you see items that are not claimed are donated to Gos- something you can use, simply take it home pel Mission in Sioux City. Local artist Marilyn Vashti Koth of Galva will class. with you.” Everyone from throughout the area For information on the garage sale or Faith share her talents with the public at The Meet- No prior painting experience is necessary is encouraged to come and look through the Lutheran Church, call 712-368-2850, vis- ing Place on Monday, Oct. 23, from noon to 4 and adults of all ages and genders are welcome racks and displays. Faith volunteers receive it www.faithlutheranholstein.com or email: p.m. invited to attend. There is a class fee that must hundreds of boxes and bags of items each [email protected]. Participants will learn how to paint a pheas- be paid in advance to hold a spot. Maximum ants fall scene in this class. Attendees are asked class size is 20, and RSVPs are needed by or to bring small acrylic paintbrushes, a roll of pa- before Oct. 13. Register by calling local event ServSafe to offer per towel and a water glass to use during the coordinator Anne Johnson at 712-282-4426. class in October ServSafe, the national cer- tification program for food service managers, will be held Oct. 30, at the ISU Ex- tension and Outreach Ida County Office in Ida Grove. Anyone interested in prepar- “Try the {ill-in-the-blank} •Stop saying, I will never ing and serving safe food is diet.” eat cake, candy, cookies or pie welcome to attend. Every day, it seems a new again. It is about moderation. All food service opera- diet is ready to make weight Having a piece of birthday tions are required to have at loss faster and easier than ever cake or Thanksgiving pumpkin least one certified staff per- before. Most fad diets take a pie is a special occasion. Save son by Jan. 1, 2018. To find few foods or drinks, give them treats for special days. more information and a reg- magic power and show a plan •Cut soda, as it contains zero istration form, go to www. to convince people that eating nutrition and is full of empty iowafoodsafety.org. Anyone or drinking these items will calories. needing to take only the re- promote weight loss. •Read food labels and watch certification exam may also Fad diets might spur short- portion sizes to lower your register here. Registration is term weight loss, but many are carbohydrates. Focus on lean required by Oct. 9. For more expensive, hard to follow and protein, low-fat dairy and good information contact, Barb will not lead to lifelong well- carbs, such as whole grains, Fuller, ISU Extension and What’s an emergency fi nancial fi rst aid kit? ness. We have all heard of the vegetables and fruit. Outreach ServSafe instruc- September is National Pre- the house with them in ive min- formation. Unfortunately, regard- diets: Atkins, cabbage, grape- •Avoid processed boxed tor at [email protected] or paredness Month. My name is utes? Marriage, birth and death less of the emergency, having to fruit, HCG, Mediterranean, Pa- foods, which are high in fat and 712-789-2449. Sue Salcido. I am a Community certiicates; drivers licenses and pay bills, manage credit cards leo, raw food, Weight Watchers sodium. Health Nurse at Horn Memorial Social Security cards; car, home and debts, etc., doesn’t stop. and Zone. 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