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Vol. 131, No. 36 Holstein, IA 712-364-3131 www.holsteinadvance.com Wednesday, September 7, 2016 Paulsrud named to 4-H Hall of Fame Because of their countless hours the boys’ club. He assumed the years, working hard to provide given to the Iowa 4-H program, leadership role in 1993. Paulsrud scholarships, camp and confer- 125 Iowa 4-H volunteers from 95 was very committed to this post ence tuitions, funds to clubs for counties were welcomed into the and tried to make each meeting projects, etc., all by fund-raising Iowa 4-H Hall of Fame Aug. 21 at interesting, involving hands-on methods in foundation projects. the 4-H Exhibits Building at the project instruction, demonstra- He is even able to use one of his Iowa State Fair. Inductees were tions, etc. At this time, the clubs many skills – that of auctioneer- introduced on stage and awarded were going through a transition ing – to auction off ‘theme baskets’ a certificate. Following the cere- from individual girls’ and boys’ during evening fair entertain- mony was a reception sponsored clubs, to one consolidated group. ments. by donors of the Iowa 4-H Foun- When that change took place, he To say that Paulsrud is a fan dation. stayed on as leader of the boys and of the 4-H program and all the Robert C. Paulsrud of Danbury girls together. One of the qualities benefits it brings to a members was Ida County’s 4-H Hall of Fame that made him a great leader for life would be putting it mildly. inductee. both clubs was that he not only He is committed, passionate and Paulsrud has been an active 4-H enjoyed the livestock-showing end hard-working when it comes to member, parent, grandparent and of things, but was very good with anything associated with 4-H. enthusiast, since he was first able refinishing, woodworking and ar- “The Hall of Fame was created in to join a club. Paulsrud moved to tistic projects as well. 2002 to show our committed vol- Ida County in the fifth grade, 1965, At this time, Paulsrud also be- unteers how important their time Hall of fame: Ida County resident Robert “Bob” Paulsrud of Danbury received a certifi cate from Albert and joined his first 4-H club in came the Iowa State Extension and talents are to this program,” Grunenwald, executive director of the Iowa 4-H Foundation, in recognition of being inducted into the Danbury. He was active in showing director for Ida County, so he was Grunenwald said. “Our inductees Iowa 4-H Hall of Fame. (Photo submitted) cattle, as well as other projects, directly involved with the coun- work tirelessly to ensure that Io- and served various offices in his ty’s 4-H program and fair as part wa’s youth are able to have a fun club. of his job. After his children left and safe environment to learn and Race set for Holstein council seat After graduating high school home, he stayed on as a leader grow.” businesses. and then getting his ag business for a couple more years, at which The inductees are chosen by “Serving on various boards and degree from ISU in 1976, Bob and time the decision was made for the their county, based on their ser- commissions in my 20 years as his wife, Teresa, returned to north- Danbury club to disband and to be vice and dedication to the 4-H mayor gives me an outside perspec- west Iowa with their newborn son, absorbed into other county clubs. program and their contributions tive on what other cities are doing Eli. By the time Eli was old enough He received an award for 15 years to the lives of 4-Hers. Inductees throughout Iowa to handle chal- to join 4-H, they were living on one of service as a leader in 2008 and serve as club leaders, fair board lenges and sharing that knowledge of the family farms in Ida County was named 4-H Leader of the Year members, council members, fair helps every small city. The dedi- and were ready to enroll their chil- for 2009-10 in Ida County. judges, financial supporters, ISU cation of volunteers, community dren (which eventually included His passion and love for the 4-H Extension staff members and groups and city employees enhanc- Jessica, Josiah and Jordan) in the program did not end there, as he more. The inductees have demon- es all the positive we have going same club Eli attended. was already actively involved with strated volunteerism, community on in Holstein. I have always taken From 1985 until 1993, Paulsrud the 4-H Foundation Board at that service, integrity and leadership great pride in calling Holstein my served as an assistant leader for time. Paulsrud has now served 18 to Iowa’s youth. home.” Robert Shontz Robert Shontz, 50, said, “The reason I am seeking election to the Area veterans recognized vacant position on the Holstein City Mary Gross Robert Shontz Council is that I believe that I will be Ida County American Legion Veterans who signed in were: Stewart, Navy; Stuart Kelly, a asset to the council, due to previ- Posts and the Ida County Vet- World War II—Beryl Schubert, Navy; Don Poggensee, Air Force; Holstein voters will go to the polls of Jason (Deb) and grandparents of ous leadership positions. Such as erans Affairs office sponsored a Army Air Force and Orlan Ehler, Terry Lovett, Army; Wayne Dose, Tuesday, Sept. 13, from noon to 8 Nick, Josh, Andrew and Logan Gross. service manager for a Ford dealer- public recognition of veterans at Army Air Force. Air Force; Jerry Baker, Air Force; p.m. to vote for a councilperson. The She is a member of the American ship for 12 years, U.S. Army active Skate Palace Saturday, Aug. 27. Korea—Bruce Snell Jr., Army; LaWayne Gronau, Army; Larry polling place is located in the Lohff- Legion Auxiliary and vice president duty for seven years, seven years The event included a meal, pok- Albert Hinrickson, Army; Gene Hare, Army; Tom Stewart, Army; Schumann Memorial Community of the Highway 20 Association. as a parts manager for a Ford dealer run, the “Next of Kin Band” Schneider, Air Force; Winn Burdette Conover, Air Force; Center community room. “I would like to see Holstein’s con- ership, fire chief for two years, am- and the “Remembering Our Fall- Schramm, Army; Orlan Ehler, Air Bob Peaveler, Army; Kenneth Mary Gross and Robert Shontz tinued growth and be an appealing bulance director for five years and en” memorial. Force; Charles Sick, Air Force; Schramm, Navy; Roger Bumann, have filed nomination papers to fill inviting place to call home. A four- paramedic for the past six years. I A drawing for a Henry .22 rifle Gordon Morrice, Army; John Army; Lawrence Lansink, Army; the unexpired term of councilman lane Highway 20 in a few years time believe that I am a people person and Savage Trophy Package 223 Oxendale, Army; Dale Stauffer, Don Friedrichsen, Marines; Jack Perry Venteicher, who resigned makes our Fouts Addition a huge and work well with others. I am not was also held. Mike Collins won Army; Ramon Johnson, Marines; Weber, Army and Dale Ullrich, from the council June 18. opportunity for attracting new com- afraid to voice my opinion and stand the rifle and Buck Buchanan Hubert Boysen, Army; Leon Pe- Navy. Mary Gross mercial and business development. up for our community.” won the trophy package. tersen, Army; Vern Zobel, Army; Gulf War—Keith Fineran, Mary Gross, 62, is a sales associate We need to keep on top of all that Shontz is employed as a paramed- During Saturday’s apprecia- Don Schmidt, Army and Donald Army; Tony Bauer, Army; Steve at Murray Jewelers in Ida Grove. She pertains to the health of our Main ic for Buena Vista Regional Medical tion meal all veterans attending Lansink, Army. Hein Sr., Army; Jacob Pedersen, and husband, Terry, are the parents Street and retainage of existing Center in Storm Lake and is a mem- the meal were recognized. Vet- Vietnam—Keith Fineran, Air Army; Stuart Kelley, Navy; Ra- ber of the Holstein Fire and Ambu- erans of the Vietnam War who Force; Stan Chisholm, Army; nea Rehse, Army and Troy Lew- HMH inpatient addition– lance Service. He and wife, Shari, are had never received a Vietnam Dennis Pirigyi, Army; Robert is, Army. the parents of Samantha, Shane and Veteran Lapel Pin were awarded Jochims, Navy; Willard Bond, Peacetime—Richard Lansink, Hospital project to Dawn. their pins. Army; Bud Jepsen, Army; Arlyn National Guard. enroll in safety program Graham Construction Compa- Memorial Hospital medical sur- ny of Des Moines is partnering gery inpatient addition, in the with Iowa OSHA Consultation WORKSAFE program. Through and Master Builders of Iowa this partnership, all parties by enrolling its project, Horn work together to ensure safer construction sites. The Horn Memorial Hospital DEADLINES medical surgery inpatient ad- Legal Notices ...... Friday, 3 p.m. dition project is located in Ida Submitted News ...... Friday, 3 p.m. Grove and is scheduled to be Display Ads ...... Friday, 3 p.m. completed December 2017. Classifi ed Ads ...... Friday, 3 p.m. WORKSAFE is the nation’s Obituaries ...... Friday, 3 p.m. first safety program involving a public-private partnership OFFICE HOURS and is a construction job site Holstein – Tues & Thurs safety program that consists of pre-construction planning, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. job site surveys focused on pre- (at McGuire Auction) venting hazardous conditions Ida Grove – Mon-Fri from occurring, and job site recognition that safety is a top Recognition: Ida County American Legion Posts and the Ida County Veterans Affairs offi ce sponsored a public recognition of veterans at 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. priority for all involved in the Skate Palace Saturday, Aug. 27. Several area veterans were recognized for their service during the event including Vietnam War veterans 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. project. who had never received a Vietnam Veteran Lapel Pin. (Advance photo by Mike Thornhill) 2 Wednesday, September 7, 2016 The Holstein Advance Cellerate™ technology highlighted at conference

Advances in cellulosic ethanol from an existing asset base, technology to ethanol plants nol technology, including a col- increase total yield of distillers in North America. QCCP was laboration between Syngenta grains corn oil and improve the honored with the Renewable and Iowa-based Cellulosic Eth- protein content of feed co-prod- Fuels Association 2015 Indus- anol Technologies (CET), LLC, ucts.” try Award at the 20th annual were a key topic at the recent To date, QCCP has produced National Ethanol Conference American Coalition for Ethanol nearly five million gallons of for its achievements in advanc- annual conference. cellulosic ethanol via the Celle- ing the use of cellulosic ethanol In a session discussing how rate process, which represents technology. corn kernel fiber is leading 90 percent of total U.S. cellu- “Earth-friendly American the way to the development of losic ethanol production (D3 ethanol has become an import- cellulosic fuels, Quad County RINs) in the last three years. ant success story,” said Jack

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Engineer Travis Brotherson imately $1.90 per gallon(3), the Syngenta. “Cellerate technol- reported a 26 percent increase generation of D3 RINs is signif- ogy enhanced by Enogen corn in ethanol production after a icant as it helps fulfill advanced can help make ethanol even recently-completed trial(1). The and cellulosic requirements set more sustainable and improve a trial consisted of a combination forth by the Renewable Fuel plant’s profit potential by help- of Cellerate™ process technolo- Standard and demonstrates the ing to produce more ethanol gy and Enogen® corn. Brother- viability of cellulosic ethanol. from the same kernel of corn.” son said this dramatic increase At an Aug. 17 webinar host- (1)Based on third-party veri- was achieved by realizing an ed by “Ethanol Producer Mag- fication procedures performed additional 6 percent yield per azine,” Brotherson and Dr. Mi- by Christianson and Associates bushel from converting kernel loud Araba, head of Enogen PLLP, a firm of certified public fiber into cellulosic ethanol, Technical Services at Syngenta, accountants and consultants. plus a 20 percent throughout discussed the potential of corn (2)Quad County Corn Proces- increase by combining Celle- kernel fiber and how new tech- sors. rate with Enogen. nologies could help ethanol (3)OPIS daily reporting, Au- “These results, and our ex- producers achieve significant gust 2016. perience of the past two years, production and efficiency ben- confirm the consistent per- efits. Holstein farm places formance benefits available In 2014, Syngenta announced through Cellerate enhanced by an agreement with Cellulos- at Iowa State Fair Enogen – and we believe the po- ic Ethanol Technologies, LLC, Cottonwood Farms of Holstein tential could be even greater,” a wholly-owned subsidiary placed fifth in the Gilts #2 class at Brotherson said. “Cellerate can of QCCP, to be the exclusive the Iowa State Fair Chester White help plants produce more etha- marketer of Cellerate process show Aug. 19. Ernst visit: U.S. Senator Joni Ernst stopped at Skate Palace in Ida Grove Aug. 30 to meet with area residents and veterans as part of a town hall meeting. Ernst talked about government spending and answered questions relating to the Veterans’ Administration and several other issues. (Advance photo Senator Ernst, Governor Branstad tour by Mike Thornhill) QCCP to discuss future of renewable fuels

Senator Joni Ernst and Governor able. earth’s equator 2.4 million times. Terry Branstad met with staff and According to Gov. Branstad, re- “The RFS ensures our national Looking Back board members from Quad Coun- newable fuels are the key to the fuel supply provides increased con- ty Corn Processors (QCCP) ethanol state’s economic development, as sumer choice, decrease dependence Forty years ago the city’s intent to negotiate the who are still going strong at 69 plant in Galva and representatives well as the country’s energy inde- on foreign oil, improves the envi- The Ida County Board of Super- transfer will be sent to the district to 76-years-old. Farmers inter- from Syngenta, the Iowa Renewable pendence. ronment and creates jobs for those visors decided at their meeting engineer of the DOT. viewed for the story were Chester Fuels Association and the Iowa Corn “Renewable fuel is something I’m in Iowa—and across the country,” last Thursday to continue their The Holstein City Council last Groth of Ida Grove, Orville Groth Growers Association Aug. 31 to dis- very passionate about,” Branstad Ernst said. battle with OSHA over fines im- week approved a plan to extend of Ida Grove, Howard Johnson of cuss opportunities to grow demand said. “Renewable fuels are import- According to the Department of posed. Assistant county attorney 10-inch city water mains to the Arthur, Earl Sorensen of Holstein for earth-friendly American ethanol. ant for Iowa and they are important Energy’s Argonne National Labo- Laurel Boerner said the Iowa De- nursing home to provide adequate and Roy Wilson of Galva. QCCP is the site of the world’s first for America. A robust Renewable ratory, ethanol reduces greenhouse partment of Labor is preparing to pressure for a new sprinkler sys- Ten years ago commercial cellulosic ethanol facil- Fuel Standard (RFS) will continue gas emissions by an average of file a complaint with the Iowa At- tem at the facility. The plan will The Ida County Board of Su- ity (using corn kernel fiber as feed- to diversify our nation’s transpor- 34 percent compared to gasoline. torney General against Ida Coun- add an estimated $57,442 to the pervisors discussed motorgrad- stock). tation fuels, add value to commod- Moreover, advanced biofuels have ty because the county has failed cost of phase II of the city water ing routes during the afternoon Items on the agenda included ities grown in rural America, reduce the potential to reduce greenhouse to pay the fines. The county will project, pushing the total figure to session of their Aug. 29 meeting. the need for high compression en- emissions and provide consumers gas emissions by more than 100 have 20 days to respond follow- almost $500,000. In the past few weeks and during gines to be manufactured by auto low-cost choices at the pump.” percent. ing that filing. Twenty years ago other periods this summer, the companies and a Reid Vapor Pres- Sen. Ernst added that Iowa leads Today, advances in cellulosic tech- Local school board elections The Galva-Holstein Pirates are supervisors have told Ida County sure waiver for E15. Both are seen the nation in ethanol production, nology are helping to make ethanol are set for Sept. 14. In the Galva coming off one of the school’s Engineer Ed Tice that they have as critical to making the benefits of producing enough E85 each year even more sustainable and produce district, incumbents John Higgins most successful football cam- received numerous complaints renewable fuels more broadly avail- to drive a pickup truck around the more ethanol from the same kernel and James Young are both trying paigns. G-H finished last year on the condition of the county’s of corn. for another term and will be op- with a 9-2 record. The Pirates gravel roads. “Adding corn fiber-to-cellulosic posed by Virdene Otto. Holstein’s won their district football crown An open forum public hearing ethanol technology at every exist- school district has two incum- with a 6-1 record, which qualified to discuss the proposed construc- ing dry mill ethanol plant across bents, Eldridge Drury and Calvin G-H for the playoffs. G-H won its tion of Highway 20 on relocated the U.S. would have a significant ef- Leonard, both seeking another opening round game 15-14 over alignment from the Sac County fect on greenhouse gas reductions,” three-year term. They have no Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn. line east to Iowa 4 will be held said QCCP CEO Delayne Johnson. opposition. To many people, reaching re- Sept. 20. The completed facility “The potential reduction would be Thirty years ago tirement age means the end of would provide two 24-foot wide equivalent to removing as many as Richard Storm of the Iowa DOT getting up daily to go to work and roadways with six-foot wide in- 2.98 million passenger cars from met with the Galva City Council the beginning of a life of relax- side and 10-foot wide outside the road, or 4.2 average coal-fired concerning the transfer of High- ation and enjoyment. For most, shoulders and a grass median. plants or the amount of carbon se- way 328 within the city limits to that magic age is 65, but this is The improvement will be con- questered by as many as 13.3 mil- the city of Galva. A letter stating not so for five Ida County farmers structed in phases. lion acres of forest.” To date, QCCP has produced five million gallons of cellulosic etha- In general election– nol, which represents 90 percent of the total U.S. cellulosic ethanol Races set for sheriff, District II supervisor seats production (D3 RINs) in the last Ida County voters will go to the Voters will also be picking candi- affidavit of candidacy: Cary Con- three years. Cellerate is marketed polls Nov. 8 to decide on a sheriff and dates for the Ida County Ag Exten- over, Battle trustee; Keith Leonard, to ethanol plants in North America a District II supervisor. Incumbent sion Council (four seats plus one Douglas trustee; Dennis Sykes, Cor- exclusively by Syngenta along with Sheriff Wade Harriman (R) is seek- vacancy to fill). Connie Werner of win trustee; Laurie E. Jones, Logan Enogen® corn enzyme technology, ing reelection. Also seeking election Holstein has filed for the vacancy trustee; Kent Dittmer, Griggs trustee; an in-seed innovation that features as sheriff is Dale Breyfogle (D) of and Kyle McBride of Danbury, June Donavan Davenport, Hayes trustee; the first biotech corn output trait Holstein. Knop of Arthur and Valerie Georg of Dale Ullrich, Blaine trustee; Jerry designed specifically for ethanol Raymond Drey (R) of Ida Grove is Ida Grove have filed for three of the Andresen, Douglas trustee; Ted Paul- production. seeking election to the District II su- seats. No one filed for the fourth seat srud, Garfield trustee; Ronald Ries- “Ethanol is helping America re- pervisor. District II incumbent Rob- on the council. sen, Maple trustee; Danny Hoffman, duce its dependence on foreign oil, ert Paulsrud has filed papers to run Incumbents Jolene Riessen of Ida Logan trustee; David Riessen and improve the environment, lower as an independent. Grove, Marty Boyle of Holstein and Lyle D. Schaffer, Silver Creek trustees; prices at the pump and grow the Other county seats up for election Thomas Odgaard of Ida Grove are Kurt Duitsman, Blaine trustee; Cord- economy with jobs that can’t be out- on the ballot are incumbent Auditor running unopposed for their seats ell Knudsen, Hayes trustee and Den- sourced,” said Jack Bernens, head of Lorna Steenbock (R) of Ida Grove on the Ida County Soil and Water nis Leonard, Griggs trustee; trustees Enogen at Syngenta. “QCCP helped and District I supervisor—Creston Conservation Board. to fill vacancy—Kyle McBride, Gar- kick off a new era for the biofuels in- Schubert (R) of Galva. They are run- As of the deadline Aug. 31, the field and clerk to fill vacancy—Melis- dustry when it opened its commer- ning unopposed. following individuals had filed an sa Butcher, Battle. QCCP tour: Quad County Corn Processors (QCCP) gave Gov. Terry cial-scale cellulosic ethanol facility. Branstad and U.S. Senator Joni Ernst a tour of its Galva facility Aug. By helping to squeeze more ethanol Advertise in the Classi¿ eds! 31. To date, QCCP has produced nearly ﬁ ve million gallons of cellu- Starting at $12 for the ¿ rst 25 words. from the same kernel of corn, Celle- Early print deadline ¢ (10 /word after that) losic ethanol via the Cellerate process, which represents 90 percent rate technology enhanced by Eno- Due to an early print deadline due to Labor Day, the Advance was THE of total U.S. cellulosic ethanol production in the last three years. gen corn can help make ethanol printed on Friday, Sept. 2. 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Newsies sold papers then. Stories sell papers now. Holstein council meets Start a subscription TODAY and keep up with all your local news, from sports to community events and everything in between. THE The Holstein City Council met in special session Aug. 31 to review and Holstein Advance update city codes. 214 Main St., PO Box 249, Ida Grove, IA 51445 Council member Danny Gebers was absent. 712-364-3131 • [email protected] 3 The Holstein Advance Wednesday, September 7, 2016 Schultz receives award for conservative achievement Senator Jason Schultz, Union (ACU) released its 2016 R-Schleswig, is a recipient of scorecard recently after re- the 2016 Award for Conser- searching a range of bills to vative Achievement from the reflect a member’s adherence American Conservative Union. to conservative economic, so- “I am honored my constitu- cial or cultural principles. Leg- ents elected me to represent islators who scored above 80 them and be their voice at the percent in each state receive Capitol and I am proud to re- awards for their commitment ceive this award from the Amer- to conservative principles. ican Conservative Union for my Senator Schultz is one of sev- work in the legislature,” Sena- en Iowa senators to receive this tor Schultz said. “As we work to award. Other recipients include move our great state forward I Senator Jerry Behn, Senator will continue to stand for con- Mark Costello, Senator Julian Concert: The Anthon City Band performed a free concert in Annie Laurie Park in Battle Creek Aug. 28. The band, which includes members servative principles in the Iowa Garrett, Senator Dennis Guth, from Holstein, Battle Creek, Anthon, Cushing, Correctionville, Sioux City, Hinton, Sergeant Bluff and South Sioux City, Neb. is under the di- Senate.” Senator Ken Rozenboom and rection of Art Ashley and featured vocalist Emma Endrulat. (Advance photo by Mike Thornhill) The American Conservative Senator Jack Whitver. Sole 2 Soul Lohff-Schumann

125 South Main St. in Galva Cake decorating 101: Jackie Mey- Bring your insurance card or by Libby Bagenstos set up an appointment contact her Personal training: Personal 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily er of Holstein will teach cake deco- Medicare card. There is a fee. Recreation director at 810-623-8029. training is always available at your (712) 282-4426 rating 101 at The Meeting Place in Freezer meal workshop: Lau- Youth dance: We are current- Monday cards: Join us every convenience with Libby, Mel, Barb, www.Sole2SoulGalva.com Galva on Monday, Sept. 12 at 6:30 ri Hummelgard’s next Tastefully ly taking registration forms for Monday from 1-3 p.m. to play eu- Keely and Rayven. Stop in today Five for Five Fifth anniversa- p.m. The class is designed for peo- Simple freezer meal workshop at our three-year-old to 17-year-old chre and 500. Prizes and a light and check out our specials. ry special: Sole 2 Soul turns five ple who want to learn more about The Meeting Place on Thursday, dance program starting the week snack are provided. Members play Fitness schedule years old on Sept. 10. To make the decorating cakes for birthday par- Oct. 13, at 6 p.m. Participants will of Oct. 3. Styles include ballet, tap, for free and non-members will be Sept. 6-Oct. 14 month even more special, existing ties, special events and holiday oc- make 10 meals. There is a fee. clogging and jazz. If interested in charged the daily admission fee. Monday–5:45 - 6:30 a.m. Out- Sole 2 Soul members can bring in casions. There is a fee for the class. Sign up and pay by Sept. 16 by call- registering, forms were due Sept. Facility fund-raiser: If you have door class (Barb); 9 - 9:45 a.m. non-member friends and exercise To register, call 282-4428 by Sept. ing 282-4426. 1. empty pop cans you’d like to do- Mommy and Me (Libby); 9:45 - with them five times in September 1. Vendor show: On Saturday, Oct. Youth gymnastics: We are cur- nate to a good cause, you can drop 10:30 a.m. Retired but Not Tired to see if Sole 2 Soul’s fitness center Ida Alive 1K Walk: Our third an- 15, there will be a vendor show rently taking registration forms them off at Lohff-Schumann any- (Libby) in Galva is a good fit. This Five for nual Ida Alive community walk at The Meeting Place from 9 a.m. for our three-year-old to 12-year- time. Money collected will be put Tuesday–5:45 - 6:30 a.m. Fitness Five special is for adults 18 years will be Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 12:15 to noon. Six ladies will be offering old gymnastics program starting towards new equipment. Mix (Mel); 5:30 - 6:15 p.m. Zumba of age and older and is valid from p.m. in Galva. Please meet at the Rodan and Fields, LuLaRoe cloth- the week of Oct. 3. If interested in Birthday parties: Let Lohff- (Araceli) Sept. 1-30. Sole 2 Soul is open 4 Galva-Holstein Upper Elementary ing, Lipsense and SeneGence Cos- registering, forms were due Sept. Schumann make your child’s Wednesday–5:45 - 6:30 a.m. a.m. to 10 p.m. daily to members. building on the east edge of town metics, Advocare, Stella and Dot 1. birthday party a hit. The fee in- Weights (Mel) Call 282-4426 for more informa- by 12:10 p.m. The walk is free and and Little for Sew Long. Must be in Youth soccer: Registration forms cludes: admission for your entire Thursday–5:45 - 6:30 a.m. Spin- tion. open to all ages and genders and a Galva that morning. were due Aug. 17 for our TK-eighth group, use of our gym, community ning with weights (Barb); 9 - 9:45 Shoe drive: Sole 2 Soul has special invitation goes out to busi- Watercolor painting class: Local grade soccer program. Games run room and children’s room, which a.m. Mommy and Me (Libby); 9:45 teamed up with Soles4Souls to ness owners and employees. If you artist Marilyn Vashti Koth of Galva mid-September through late Octo- now includes an eye play system - 10:30 a.m. Retired But Not Tired collect shoes from Sept. 1-30. Indi- can’t make the lunch hour walk, will teach a watercolor painting ber. and games for all ages, for three (Libby) viduals can bring in new or gently join us at 6 p.m. at Sole 2 Soul for a class Tuesday, Oct. 18, from 1 to Massage therapy: Licensed ther- hours, a decorated sheet cake and 5:30-6:15 p.m. Zumba (Araceli) used shoes to Sole 2 Soul in Galva. quick walk around Galva. 4 p.m. at The Meeting Place. Max- apist Danielle Nelson is offering ice cream. If interested contact Friday–5:45 - 6:30 a.m. Kickbox- Examples include: athletic, dance, Mod Podge flower art class: Ceil imum class size is 20, and RSVP’s massages at Lohff-Schumann. To Bagenstos. ing (Libby) dress, flipflops, rain or winter Triggs will teach the public how are needed by Oct. 3. Register by boots, running, sandals and work to mod podge fresh flowers into calling Johnson at 712-282-4426. boots. Tie laces together or put a works of art at The Meeting Place Save the date: Cassandra Vogt Lohff-Schumann welcomes rubber band around pairs. Depos- on Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 6:30 p.m. will be at The Meeting Place on it the clean footwear in the Soles- All crafting supplies are provid- Thursday, Dec. 1, at 6:30 p.m. to 4Souls box in the front door entry. ed, but bring along fresh flowers. teach a wine bottle painting class. professional dance instructor Beginner quilt class: Donna RSVP by Sept. 10 to 282-4426. Step aerobics/yoga: A step aer- Lohff-Schumann Memorial Com- studio. all ages and backgrounds. Bremer and Shelly Tiefenthaler There is a fee for the class. obics and yoga class runs through munity Center in Holstein is offer- Mason, as well as her students She believes the dance journey is will teach participants how to quilt Flu shot clinic: On Tuesday, Oct. Oct. 3. ing dance classes Oct. 4 through the over the past 28 years, has won a daily one where character, poise, a seasonal table runner during a 4 from 9 a.m. to noon, Storm Lake Zumba: An eight-week Zumba end of March, every Tuesday and/ national dance competition titles. discipline and love are all captured four-week session on Sept. 8, 15, Walgreens pharmacy staff will be session runs through Sept. 28. or Thursday evening, for ages three These include choreography and and developed. Should the student 22 and 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at The Meeting Place to conduct The Meeting Place is an ideal lo- years to 17. Styles include ballet, costuming awards for ballet, tap, choose that journey, it will prepare For information on registering, a flu shot clinic. Call 282-4426 to cation to host your special event. tap, jazz, clogging, hip-hop and lyr- clogging, musical theater, jazz, lyr- them for life in nearly every aspect. call Johnson at Sole 2 Soul. schedule an appointment time. Call for rates and availability. ical. Tina Turner Mason is the new ical, pointe and hip hop routines. For more information on how to instructor. Mason’s first dance partner (tap/ register your child, contact Lohff- Originally from Omaha, Neb., Ma- jazz) was Drew Vamosi, (who Schumann. son comes from a line of dance in- trained with her sister, Rennae) In Lake View, Sept. 15– structors including her mother, Ev- owner/director of Leap Dance elyn, and sisters, Rennae and Diane Competition. She has had more Turner. Mason’s teachers included than five former students go on to Soil health, cover crop ﬁ eld day her mother and sisters as well as develop and run their own success- attaining her ballet education from ful dance studios and a few who Iowa Learning Farms, in part- field while also working to improve View. the Omaha Ballet Academy and have danced on stage with greats nership with Sac County Natural soil health. Together these practices Also speaking at the field day is Creighton University under the tu- such as the late Gregory Hines. Resource Conservation Service, Sac work to build soil organic matter Mike Henderson, NRCS agronomist, telage of Valerie Roche, Lynn Nevin Mason has two grown sons in County Soil and Water Conserva- and increase water infiltration and leading a discussion on the impor- and Patty Zukaitis. She also studied college and three stepchildren in tion District and Black Hawk Lake storage capacity, improving the abil- tance of soil health. The Iowa Learn- tap under Patrick Roddy in Omaha, grades four, five and high school in Watershed Project, will host a soil ity to tolerate weather extremes. ing Farms team will share cover as well as many professional teach- Holstein. Mason has an associate’s health and cover crop field day at Speaking at the field day is Mi- crop research results and consider- ers around the U.S. over the past degree in medical office manage- Black Hawk Lake in Lake View on chelle Soupir, associate professor ations for successful cover crop es- 25-plus years of summer dance in- ment and is currently finishing her Thursday, Sept. 15. The 10:30 a.m. of agricultural and biosystems en- tablishment and termination. Diane tensives. B.S. in health care administration. to 12:30 p.m. event at the Speaker gineering at Iowa State Universi- Ersce, Iowa Soybean Association, Mason began teaching dance She works in Storm Lake as a dialy- Park Shelter House is free and open ty, who is leading a water quality will be on hand to give an update on while a junior in high school at her sis technician and enjoys people of Tina Turner Mason to the public. It will include a com- monitoring effort at Black Hawk the Elk Run Water Quality Initiative sister’s studios. She has owned her plimentary lunch. Lake. Using automated samplers to project. own studio as well, in Gothenburg, The protection and improvement collect water samples, the team is The field day is free and open to Neb. Her students attended dance of soil are important components testing for the presence of nitrogen, the public, but reservations are sug- competitions and performed in of long-term agricultural produc- phosphorus and suspended solids gested to ensure adequate space annual recitals. Mason also taught tivity. Cover crops, no-till and strip- to examine the impact of land use and food. Contact Iowa Learning technique and combo tap/ballet/ till reduce soil erosion and loss of practices on water quality in the Farms at 515-294-5429 or ilf@ jazz and hip-hop classes in Des nitrogen and phosphorus from the 13,156-acre watershed near Lake iastate.edu. 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ICAN offers the most and resources to students and ultimately leads to improved stu- complete, step-by-step guide for parents in communities across dent success.” parents and students preparing PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Iowa, and to support initiatives The ICAN Partnership Program for life after high school. With the Ida County Engineer City of Holstein IOWA DISTRICT COURT around the state that support is open to any business, organiza- support from North Star Commu- FOR IDA COUNTY August 31, 2016 HOLSTEIN CITY COUNCIL economic growth through in- tion or institution with the desire nity Credit Union, ICAN is able to IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Dear Contractor, SPECIAL MEETING – CITY HALL JAMES H. CLAUSEN, DECEASED creased training and education of to support long-term econom- deliver the College Access Pow- Please submit a per ton price quote for WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2016 Case No. ESPR009222 crushing broken concrete from 2 stock piles. 5:30 p.m. Iowa’s future workforce. ic growth and success for Iowa er Plan to Ridge View, O-A/BC- NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, The fi nal product will be a Gradation #14 with MINUTES st North Star Community Credit communities and citizens. North IG, Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn and OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND all material passing the 1¼” sieve. The 1 pile Call to Order: NOTICE TO CREDITORS is located in the Ida County Storage yard lo- The August 31, 2016, Special Meeting of Union has locations in Cherokee, Star Community Credit Union has Washington High Schools at no To All Persons Interested in the Estate of cated at 1703 West Sixth Street in Ida Grove, the Holstein City Council was called to order by Ida Grove and Sanborn. Through joined to support ICAN’s work cost to the school, its students or JAMES H. CLAUSEN, Deceased, who died on Iowa, consisting of 10,000 ton more or less. Mayor Ludvigson at 5:36 p.m. Members pres- or about July 4, 2016: The 2nd pile is located across from the Casey’s its partnership with ICAN, North in career and college readiness families.” ent were Doxtad, Regennitter and Stevenson. You are hereby notifi ed that on July 19, General Store located on Hwy. 59, in Holstein, City Code Recodifi cation Work Session: Star Community Credit Union will programming which is outlined The ICAN College Access Pow- 2016, the last will and testament of JAMES H. Iowa, consisting of 10,000 ton more or less. In City Codes were reviewed and updated. CLAUSEN, deceased, bearing date of July 7, addition, please be advised that the fi nished Adjourn: provide support to Ridge View in the ICAN College Access Pow- er Plan includes age-appropriate th 2011, was admitted to probate in the above product is required on or before the 4 of No- Motion by Doxtad, second by Stevenson High School in Holstein, O-A/BC- er Plan, a suite of programs and in-person presentations, print- named court and that Verla Jean Clausen was vember, 2016. to adjourn the Special Meeting of the Holstein IG High School in Ida Grove, Hart- services designed to help families ed guidebooks, access to a com- appointed executor of the estate. Your bid should include the price per ton City Any action to set aside the will must be and a 1 time mobilization cost. Please submit Council. Yea: All. No – None. 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Au- the will whose identities are reasonably ascer- tomobile Liability $500,000 Combine Single parents. The presentation for major that are the right fit. journey through high school and tainable, or thereafter be forever barred. Limits, excess Liability-Part A-Statutory, Part Ridge View High School will be “ICAN is proud to partner with college and unlimited access to Notice is further given that all persons indebt- B-$500,000/$500,000/$500,000 to the above held Thursday, Sept. 8, at the au- North Star Community Credit ICAN staff, via phone or in per- ed to the estate are requested to make immedi- Ida Grove address on or before September 19, ate payment to the undersigned, and creditors 2016. Advertise in the Classi¿ eds! ditorium in Holstein. 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[email protected] [email protected] the point and are subject to editing. 5 The Holstein Advance Wednesday, September 7, 2016 Ida County Sheriff’s Log Courthouse Report Thursday, Aug. 25 5:31 p.m.: Reckless driving, ny/shoplifting in the 2900 block Officers received 25 calls for Real Estate Transfers R-39-W and the W ½ NE ¼, Section Officers received 37 calls for speeding, at 270th Street and Jas- of Dodge Avenue service. Among the calls were Barbara Neal, warranty deed to 28, T-86-N, R-39-W, Ida County. service. Among the calls were 12 per Avenue 10:43 a.m.: Emergency trans- nine traffic stops and one aban- 5913 IA LLC, N 1/2 SE 1/4, Section George and Cynthia Witters, Deb- traffic stops and six civil paper 5:56 p.m.: Civil paper service in port doned 911 call. 11, T-87-N, R-39-W, with exception; orah McKinnie trust and Deborah services. the 800 block of Maple Street 12:08 p.m.: Civil paper service 12:21 a.m.: Assistance request- N 1/2 NEfr 1/4, Section 3, T-87-N, and Ralph McKinnie and Elizabeth 2:11 a.m.: Report of suspicious 6:03 p.m.: Fraud/scam in the in the 400 block of Main Street ed at Faith Avenue and Highway R-39-W; SW 1/4, Section 1, T-87-N, and Mark Schultz, warranty deed to person/activity at 270th Street 600 block of South Kastner Drive 1:21 p.m.: Medical assistance 175 R-39-W; NE 1/4, Section 10, Darin and Regina Schau, SE ¼, Sec- and Market Avenue 8:57 p.m.: Welfare check in the needed in the 400 block of Moore- 11:28 a.m.: Extra attention re- T-87-N, R-39-W, with exception; E tion 33, T-88-N, R-39-W, Ida County. 4:56 a.m.: Carbon monoxide/ 1000 block of Industrial Park head Street quested at West 2nd Street and Ida 1/2 SW 1/4 and the W 1/2 SE 1/4, Clerk of Court smoke/fire in the 500 block of 11:27 p.m.: Assisted a motorist 10:40 p.m.: Report of suspicious Street Section 2, T-87-N, R-39-W; NWfr Due to a change in procedures at East Maple Street at Eagle Avenue and Highway 20 person/activity in the 300 block 1:52 p.m.: Talk to an officer 1/4 and the W 1/2 SW 1/4, Section the Ida County Clerk of Court office, 8:19 a.m.: Report of falls/back Saturday, Aug. 27 of Highway 175 2:49 p.m.: Sex offender registry 2, T-87-N, R-39-W; SE 1/4, Section information is only provided elec- injuries at the intersection of Officers received 28 calls for ser- Monday, Aug. 29 in the 400 block of Moorehead 14, T-88-N, R-39-W; NE 1/4, Sec- tronically. 280th Street and Jasper Avenue vice. Among the calls were eight Officers received 35 calls for Street tion 11, with exception, T-87-N, The following information is from 8:52 a.m.: Non-emergency traffic stops and two 911 calls. service. Among the calls were sev- 2:51 p.m.: Warrant in the 400 R-39-W and the SE 1/4 and the E data filed by the Ida County Clerk transport 12:21 a.m.: Noise complaint in en traffic stops and four urinaly- block of Moorehead Street 1/2 E 1/2 SW 1/4 and the East 3/4 of Court office. Traffic and other 9:15 a.m.: Controlled burn re- the 1100 block of West 5th Street sis/breathalyzer tests for the DHS 3:19 p.m.: Civil paper service NE 1/4, Section 36, T-88-N, R-39-W, charges might include charges that ported in the 1600 block of Eagle 3:13 a.m.: Assisted a motorist at 2:05 a.m.: Breathing problems in the 400 block of Moorehead Ida County. were dismissed. For more infor- Avenue 140th Street and Highway 59 in the 500 block of Park Street Street Freda Noll, corrected warranty mation on specific cases contact 9:32 a.m.: Assisted with unlock- 7:28 a.m.: Report of theft/larce- 5:48 a.m.: Controlled burn in the 6:53 p.m.: Reckless driving, deed to Freda Noll trust, NE ¼, Sec- the clerk of court or visit www.io- ing a vehicle ny/shoplifting in the 1000 block 1200 block of West 1st Street speeding, in the 900 block of Main tion 12, T-88-N, R-40-W, Ida County wacourts.gov. 9:33 a.m.: Report of suspicious of Valley View Drive 6:53 a.m.: Accident resulting Street and Lot 18 and the south 10 feet of Traffic charges person/activity at 330th Street 7:46 a.m.: Controlled burn in the in property damage in the 1300 7:18 p.m.: Civil paper service in Lot 19, Block 29, Fourth Addition, Speeding and Noble Avenue 1600 block of Orchard Avenue block of Indian Avenue the 500 block of Moorehead Ave- Ida Grove. Christopher Wagner, Sac City; 9:55 a.m.: Emergency transport 11:24 a.m.: Civil paper service in 7:44 a.m.: Controlled burn in the nue Notice of forfeiture of real estate Patrick Grace, Sioux City; Andres 11:15 a.m.: Request for ex- the 400 block of Main Street 5900 block of Highway 175 7:22 p.m.: Civil paper service contract to Kevin and Diane Hahn Milian, Sioux City; Jacob Hanslip, tra attention in the 100 block of 11:40 a.m.: Medical assistance 8:19 a.m.: Assisted a motorist at in the 800 block of North Main from Leland and Gloria Hahn for Sergeant Bluff; Jessica Bailey, Wau- Rohwer Street needed in the 500 block of West 190th Street and Faith Avenue Street the sale of Lot 7, Block 44, Sixth Ad- kee. 1:50 p.m.: Emergency transport 2nd Street 8:33 a.m.: Assisted a motorist at 7:27 p.m.: Civil paper service dition, Ida Grove. Other 1:56 p.m.: Reckless driving, 12:40 p.m. Animal complaint at 170th Street and Ivory Avenue in the 500 block of North Main Michell Luft, quit claim deed to Anthony Rossi, Sioux City, con- speeding, in the 400 block of 210th Street and Landmark Ave- 8:35 a.m.: Alarm in the 5600 Street Michael Luft, Lot 3, Block 4, replat- tempt—failure to pay fine. Moorehead Street nue block of Highway 175 7:39 p.m.: Civil paper service in ted Hillcrest Addition, Ida Grove. Anthony Hoyle, Battle Creek, no 2:41 p.m.: Fraud/scam report- 12:49 p.m.: Animal complaint at 10:43 a.m.: Hit and run in the the 500 block of Willow Street Godbersen LLC., warranty deed valid driver’s license (two charges). ed in the 200 block of Crawford 330th Street and Alpine Avenue 400 block of South Lubeck Street 8:13 p.m.: Medical assistance to MidAmerican Energy Company, Beau Roberts, Paullina, failure to Street 1:46 p.m.: Medical assistance 10:45 a.m.: Report of theft/lar- needed in the 600 block of Morn- a parcel of land in the NW ¼ SW comply with safety rules. 3:57 p.m.: Medical assistance needed in the 400 block of Moore- ceny/shoplifting in the 200 block ingside Street ¼, Section 24, T-87-N, R-40-W, Ida John Grant, Battle Creek, seat needed 1600 block of Adams Av- head Avenue of East 2nd Street 8:46 p.m.: Assisted a motorist at County. belt. enue 2:22 p.m.: Man with a gun re- 10:49 a.m.: Extra attention 300th Street and Market Avenue Geraldine Brunning, Jeannette Criminal 7:23 p.m.: Animal complaint in ported in the 2000 block of Alpine needed in the 200 block of East 9:20 p.m.: Extra attention re- Brunning, Theodore and Mary Daniel Pierson, Omaha, Neb., the 100 block of Warren Street Avenue 2nd Street quested in the 200 block of Oak Brunning, Vicki and Orrin Armiger fifth degree theft, $65, $29.49 res- 8:05 p.m.: Jail activity 3:35 p.m.: Report of suspicious 12:25 p.m.: Controlled burn in Grove Drive and Thomas Brunning, warranty titution. 9:26 p.m.: Report of suspicious person/activity in the 600 block the 5200 block of 290th Street 9:48 p.m.: Welfare check in the deed to Jeremy Lukins, 2.34 acres Julie Hoefling, Odebolt, drive person/activity in the 600 block of Highway 175 12:30 p.m.: Controlled burn in 1200 block of Landmark Avenue in the NW ¼ NE ¼, Section 23, while license denied or revoked, of Main Street 4:31 p.m.: Report of suspicious the 2600 block of Carriage Avenue Wednesday, Aug. 31 T-89-N, R-41-W, Ida County. $1,000. 10:25 p.m.: Emergency trans- person/activity in the 500 block 1:29 p.m.: Civil paper service in Officers received 24 calls for Britta Sadler, warranty deed to Judgments and Liens port of Moorehead Avenue the 400 block of Main Street service. Among the calls were two Dennis and Linda Walker, Lot 11, Against Tammy Little, in favor of 1:32 p.m.: Jail activity 8:30 p.m.: Controlled burn re- 3:06 p.m.: Criminal mischief in traffic stops, 911 calls and three Block 1, Holstein Town and Lot Im- Kevin Pritchard. Friday, Aug. 26 ported in the 5900 block of High- the 800 block of Main Street calls to speak to an officer. provement Company’s First Addi- Against Kevin Pritchard, in favor Officers received 29 calls for way 175 3:36 p.m.: Civil paper service in 12:34 a.m.: Animal complaint in tion, Holstein. of Sioux City Child Support Recov- service. Among the calls were 12 9:28 p.m.: Assisted a motorist at the 500 block of East Maple Street the 200 block of Court Street Daniel and Cheryl Gosch, warran- ery Unit. traffic stops, two controlled burns German Avenue and Highway 20 4:04 p.m.: Assistance for sick/ 1:44 a.m.: Animal complaint int ty deed to Bradley and Sarah Lun- Against April and Eric Newquist, and one abandoned 911 call. 9:47 p.m.: Medical assistance unknown/other in the 1500 block the 100 block of King Street dell, E ½ NE ¼, Section 28, T-86-N, in favor of Hauge Associates. 3:03 a.m.: Breathing problems needed in the 100 block of East 1st of Kiel Street 4:37 a.m.: Breathing problems in the 1100 block of Valley View Avenue 4:22 p.m.: Rckless driving, in the 600 block of Morningside Drive 10:29 p.m.: Chest pain/heart re- speeding, at Highway 20 and Car- Street 5:20 a.m.: Emergency transport ported in the 600 block of Walnut riage Avenue 8:24 a.m.: Non-emergency Three thefts reported 7:33 a.m.: Civil paper service in Street 5:55 p.m.: Talk to an officer transport the 100 block of South Davenport 10:46 p.m.: Talk to an officer 5:56 p.m.: Assistance for sick/ 8:30 a.m.: Parking complaint or The Ida County Sheriff’s Office On Aug. 28, Nicole Gotto of Bat- Street 11:40 p.m.: Reckless driving, unknown/other in the 400 block issue in the 400 block of Barnes has released information on three tle Creek reported the theft of 8:42 a.m.: Report of harass- speeding, in the 900 block of John of 1st Street Street thefts reported during the past medication valued at $270. ment/threats in the 500 block of A. Montgomery Drive 6:46 p.m.: Extra attention re- 8:42 a.m.: Civil paper service in week. On Aug. 29, Mike Ray of Ida Park Street Sunday, Aug. 28 quested in the 300 block of High- the 100 block of Highway 175 On Aug. 27, David Henderson Grove reported the theft of $90 9:49 a.m.: Accident with un- Officers received 32 calls for way 175 9:05 a.m.: Civil paper service in of Ida Grove reported the theft of worth of quarters from an index known injuries at the intersection service. Among the calls were 21 6:52 p.m.: Report of falls/back the 300 block of 5th Street four patio chairs valued at $200. card box. of 130th Street and Highway 59 traffic stops and one 911 call. injuries in the 600 block of Morn- 10:19 a.m.: Breathing problems 9:57 a.m.: Emergency transport 1:58 a.m.: Welfare check in the ingside Street 10:24 a.m.: Fraud/scam in the 4:10 p.m.: Report of theft/larce- 400 block of Moorehead Street 7:01 p.m.: Assistance requested 2300 block of Carriage Avenue ny/shoplifting in the 800 block of 5:15 a.m.: Talk to an officer in the 2900 block of Jasper Ave- 11:21 a.m.: Civil paper service North Main Street 6:44 a.m.: Assistance for a sick/ nue in the 100 block of West 2nd Street 4:36 p.m.: Report of falls/back unknown/other individual in the 7:57 p.m.: Welfare check in the 1:04 p.m.: Vehicle unlock in the injuries in the 500 block of Maple 200 block of North Main street. 400 block of Main Street 400 block of 1st Street Street 6:53 a.m.: Domestic disturbance 8:01 p.m.: Reckless driving, 10:42 p.m.: Noise complaint 4:39 p.m.: Reckless driving, in the 800 block of North Main speeding, in the 600 block of in the 800 block of North Main speeding, at West 5th Street and Street Moorehead Street Street Main Street 8:46 a.m.: Report of theft/larce- Tuesday, Aug. 30 11:07 p.m.: Jail activity

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The inspec- “Verbal assurance was given Turning your Dreams into Reality! lifetime tion included an examination of that the staff is scheduled to at- staff training records, required tend the update training class documentation, prisoner files, conducted by ILEA (Iowa Law jail policy and procedures and a Enforcement Academy) in Sep- tour of the jail. tember in Woodbury County. Longley recommended one cor- Upon completion of the train- rective action following the in- ing, please forward a copy of spection. The corrective action each certificate to Iowa Depart- pertained to training for jail ment of Corrections no later personnel. Under Iowa Code, all than Oct. 26,” said Longley. jailers and jail administrators Longley commented that emer- Hardee’s Restaurant shall meet and document the gency evacuation training doc- completion of all training re- umentation was not available at in the Holstein Travel Center quirements as specified by the the time of inspection. “Please Iowa Law Enforcement Acade- ensure training is completed, NOW HIRING! my training standards. Longley and forward a copy of the class noted staff wasn’t current on roster in attendance to the Iowa • their annual update training. Department of Corrections no Early morning Ida County Sheriff Wade Har- later than Oct. 26.” Biscuit Maker & Cook riman advised the Ida County Longley said, “Major improve- • Public Safety and Communica- ments include the installation Daytime Cooks tions Commission about the jail of an emergency generator, new Full & Part Time available staff not being current on train- floor in the jail and the audio/ PLEASE APPLY AT: ing at its Aug. 16 meeting. At video equipment has been re- that time, he said, “I knew we’d paired.” www.holsteintravelcenter.com 6 Wednesday, September 7, 2016 The Holstein Advance Obituaries To keep our readers better informed, funeral information will be posted to our website (www.holsteinadvance.com) within hours of receiving it at our office. Arthur LaVerne “Jack” Peters Michael (Bill) William O’Neill Ralph M. Kalin Nov. 21, 1921 – Aug. 29, 2016 Feb. 13, 1936 – Aug. 31, 2016 Dec. 29, 1928 – Aug. 26, 2016 ANTHON – Services for Arthur of duty, he returned to Anthon and HOLSTEIN – Services for belief in his faith, attending Mass HOLSTEIN – Services for Ralph the groups at Galva and Holstein. LaVerne “Jack” Peters, 94, of resumed work at the mink ranch, Michael (Bill) William O’Neill, 80, and praying the rosary daily. He M. Kalin, 87, of Holstein, formerly He was a member of American Anthon were Sept. 2, 2016, at which spanned 55 years. of Holstein were Sept. 5, 2016, at enjoyed fishing and teaching his of Galva, were Aug. 31, 2016, at Legion Dibbern Post 454 of Galva Armstrong– He was a member of McNiff Post Our Lady grandchildren to fish. St. Joseph’s and St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Van Houten #389 of the American Legion at of Good He loved music and family Catholic of Schaller. Funeral Anthon. He was also a member Counsel gatherings and playing cards with Church in He is survived by his wife of 63 Home in of Hawkeye Rifle and Pistol Club, Catholic his family and friends. He loved Schaller years, Peggy, of Holstein; one son, Anthon. The NRA and Sioux City Gun Club, in Church in hunting with his dogs and raising with the Rev. Don Mark, and his wife, Susan; Rev. David the 1960s. Holstein. The many beagles. Timothy A. and two daughters: Rhonda Anne Hemann Jack’s hobbies included target Rev. Richard He was an avid sports fan, Friedrichsen Johnson and husband, Larry, and officiated. shooting, rock collecting and D. Ball following all of his children’s officiating. Julie Marie Yearous and husband, Burial was traveling throughout the United officiated. and grandchildren’s sports. He Burial was in Brad, all of Galva. in Oak Hill States. He loved to jitterbug, often Burial was was passionate about sports and St. Joseph’s Also surviving are 12 Cemetery at Anthon. Military rites winning dance contests during the in Calvary Cemetery at Holstein. enjoyed watching Notre Dame, Catholic Church Cemetery in grandchildren: Amy Schopperth were by McNiff Post 389 of Anthon. 1940s. Military rites were by American Iowa, Iowa State, Creighton Schaller. Military rites were by and husband, Nick; Jason Yearous Armstrong-Van Houten Funeral Left to cherish his memory Legion Dessel-Schmidt Post #225 and, especially, Cubs’ baseball. American Legion Dibbern Post and wife, Megan; Kyle Yearous Home at Anthon was in charge of are two nieces, Margie Lancaster of Holstein. Nicklas D. Jensen He found pleasure in helping 454 of Galva. Nicklas D. Jensen and special friend, Christina arrangements. of Anthon and Martha (Curt) Funeral Home in Holstein was in others by visiting the elderly and Funeral Home in Holstein was in Greene; Mallory Bremer and He died Aug. 29 at Correctionville Kaufman of Gilbert, Ariz.; a charge of arrangements. homebound. charge of arrangements. husband, Camron; Evan Johnson Specialty Care in Correctionville. great-nephew, Derek Kaufman Michael died Aug. 31 at his He is survived by his wife, He died Aug. 26 at Good and wife, Jodi; Nathan Johnson Jack was born Nov. 21, 1921, near of Omaha, Neb.; a great-niece, Holstein home, surrounded in love Rita, and eight children and 23 Samaritan Society-Holstein. and wife, Kate; Collin Johnson Anthon. He lived in rural Danbury Britney Kaufman and husband, by his family. grandchildren: Mary (Nathan, Ralph Kalin was born Dec. and wife, Kily; Bill Kalin; Maggie as a young child and later moved Joshua Aumiller, of Gilbert, Ariz.; He was born Feb. 13, 1936, in Connor and Zach Ganyo) O’Neill 29, 1928, in Cedar County, at Kalin; Molly Meyer and husband, to Anthon with his parents. As a and a great-great nephew, Jaxon Council Bluffs, son of Felix Vincent of Omaha, Neb.; Lori (Mark) Coleridge, Neb., to Martin and Kody; Bethany Kalin and Audrey young man, Jack started working Kaufman. and Mary Kathryn O’Neill. Mike, (Aaron, Shaina, Kayla and Brady) Anna (Keiter) Kalin. He received Kalin. at Gothier Mink Ranch in Anthon. Jack was preceded in death by or known as Bill to his family, grew Lonneman of Adrian, Minn.; Sean his education in Cedar County, Additional survivors include His career was interrupted by his parents, George H. and Bertha up in Dunlap and attended St. (Audra) (Breanne and Griffin) Neb. He moved with his parents 15 great-grandchildren and one WWII, when Jack was called to A. (Clausen) Peters; a sister, Anna Joseph’s Catholic High School. He O’Neill of Wall Lake; Jill (Shad) to Moville in 1944, Battle Creek in expected in October; one sister- duty, from November, 1942, until Mae Lancaster; a brother-in- served in the U.S. Army and Army (Noah, Cole and Reghan) Smith 1945 and Galva in 1946. in-law, Eleanor Sokolowski of November, 1945. He achieved law, Walter P. Lancaster; and his Reserves after high school. of Papillion, Neb.; Tari (Chris) He farmed with his father until Marcus; one brother-in-law, Leo the rank of technical sergeant beloved sweetheart of 68 years, Mike married Rita Wilson Dec. 1, (Alexis) Croy of Johnston; Shannon 1950, when he enlisted in the Murray and wife, Janice, of Algona; and served as an electrician for Belva Markusen of Correctionville. 1962, on a windy day, in Denison. (Chad) (Ryleigh, Dane, Will and service. He received his honorable many nieces and nephews; and the spotlights overlooking the Condolences may be sent online They were married 53 years. They Drew) Gebers of Lincoln, Neb.; discharge in 1952 and returned friends. Panama Canal. Following his tour to www.armstrongfuneral.com. settled in Omaha, Neb., where Erin (Jesse) (McKenna, Blake and to the farm. He was preceded in death by they were members of St. Francis Kiera) Gleason of Cedar Falls; and On Feb. 10, 1953, he married his parents; a granddaughter, Harry C. Endrulat Cabrini Catholic Church. Mike Ryan (Amber) (Kaitlyn, Kylie and Margaret “Peggy” Murray at St. Elizabeth Yearous; a sister and HOLSTEIN – Services for Harry Post #225 of Holstein. served on the parish council and Keelon) O’Neill of Rockwell City. Joseph’s Church in Schaller. They brother-in-law, Romaine and C. Endrulat, 90, of Holstein will Visitation will be 6-8 p.m., worked many spaghetti dinners. Also surviving is a brother, farmed in the Galva area until Dorothy Schriber; and a brother- be at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, Sept. Friday, Sept. 9, at Nicklas D. Jensen He worked for Wilson Dennis (Stella) O’Neill of Lowell, their retirement. In 2010, they in-law, Henry Sokolowski. 10, 2016, at St. Paul Evangelical Funeral Home in Holstein. Nicklas Meatpacking in Omaha and Ark; many beloved nieces and moved to Holstein. Memorials can be made to St. Lutheran Church in Holstein, D. Jensen Funeral Home in Holstein later transferred to the plant in nephews; and cousins. He was devoted to a life of Joseph’s Catholic Church or to with the Rev. Matthew Martens is in charge of arrangements. Cherokee. While changing jobs, Mike was preceded in death farming and knew the significance Catholic Charities. officiating. Military rites will be by Harry died Aug. 31 at Horn he moved his family to Holstein, by his parents; a son, Kevin; his of living close to the land. He Online condolences can be American Legion Dessel-Schmidt Memorial Hospital in Ida Grove. where Mike began working for brother, Terry O’Neill; his sisters, enjoyed his coffee hours with made at nicklasdjensenfh.com. Wilson Foods and later Tyson Kathryn (Cindy) Frank and Russell Benning Foods in Cherokee until his Mary Pat O’Neill; his father- and HOLSTEIN – Services for Russell charge of arrangements. retirement in 1998. mother-in-law, Charles Edward Benning, 93, of Holstein will be He died Aug. 31, 2016, at In Holstein, Mike was a member and Mildred (Remmes) Wilson. DOING YOU KNOW WHAT at a later date. Nicklas D. Jensen Cherokee Regional Medical Center of Our Lady of Good Counsel Online condolences can be made BUSINESS YOU’RE DOING, BUT Funeral Home in Holstein is in in Cherokee. Catholic Church. He had a strong at nicklasdjensenfh.com. NO ONE ELSE DOES. THE WITHOUT Read all ADVERTISING Shed light on your business in the about it! has IS LIKE IDA COUNTY subscriptions that begin at just $27 a year. WINKING AT COURIER & REMINDER Start yours today! A GIRL IN (712)364-3131 [email protected] 712-364-3131 • [email protected] THE DARK. www.idacountycourier.com

Please notify our ofﬁ ce if your Sunday service times change. HOLSTEIN Call 712-364-3131. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CROSSRIDGE EVANGELICAL The deadline is noon Thursday prior to Wednesday Publication. Pastor Dori Collogan FREE CHURCH 208 S. Kiel St. • 712-368-2678 Pastor Tyler Parson Sunday – 9 a.m. worship Lohff-Schumann Memorial Community Center 10:10 a.m. Sunday school & fellowship 301 Loff-Schumann Dr. • 712-368-6139 GALVA Sunday – 9:30 a.m. RiDGE KiDS & adult bible ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH study Pastor Paul Egger Pastor Kristin Boysen Pastor Chris Schroder 10:30 a.m. contemporary worship 406 Monona St. • 712-282-4700 300 Crawford St. • 712-282-4361 113 N. Main St. • 712-368-2850 Sunday – 9 a.m. Bible class Sunday – 10:30 a.m. worship Sunday – 9 a.m. Adult Bible study, 10 a.m. worship Sunday school; 9:45 a.m. fellowship 10:15 a.m. worship with Communion ST. PAUL EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Interim Minister Matthew Martens SILVER CREEK OUR LADY OF GOOD 310 E. 2nd St. • 712-368-2228 UNITED METHODIST CUSHING COUNSEL CATHOLIC Sunday – 8:15 a.m. worship CHURCH ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH Father Richard Ball 9:20 a.m. Sunday school; 9:30 a.m. coffee Pastor Kristin Boysen 206 School PO Box 111. • 712-384-2545 513 Mueller St. • 712-368-4755 hour; 10:30 a.m. worship 1906 Orchard Ave. • 712-282-4703 Sunday – 9 a.m. worship, Communion, coffee & Sunday – 9 a.m. Mass Communion 1st & 3rd Sunday of the month Sunday – 9 a.m. worship fellowship; 10 a.m. Sunday school

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THANK YOU: THANK YOU: HELP WANTED: cra* NOTICE: NOTICE: Our family wishes to express our Thank you to family & friends for FULL-TIME HOUSEKEEPER & HELP WANTED: Before you send your old gold away We have A.O. Smith water heat- heartfelt appreciation for the kind- making my birthday memorable. LAUNDRY PERSON WANTED. Extension Assistant Program Coor- to someone you don’t know, bring it ers on hand, gas & electric. Install ness & excellent care our mother, ‘Rolling Over the Decade’ should be Come in person to apply at Morn- dinator—The Crawford County Ex- into Murray Jewelers, your home- a gas water heater today & save big Hattie Susie, received during her fun, & you helped make it that way! ingside Healthcare Community in tension Council is seeking a quali- town jeweler in Ida Grove for over dollars starting today. Call Propane recent hospitalization & the past Blessings to all of you! Ida Grove. Talk to Chris. No phone fi ed person to serve as an Extension 67 years. Ph. 712-364-2822. Hank at 712-365-4740. 28-tfc/cra six months in a care center. Of Dixie Brueck calls. 34-3t/cra Assistant Program Coordinator for 36-1t/crags course, we are very saddened by 36-1t/cra Crawford County & ISU Extension NOTICE: her death, but we are comforted in HELP WANTED: & Outreach programs. This position The Ida County Auditor’s Offi ce will knowing that she received the best THANK YOU: Looking for carpentry construction is full-time (32 hours per week), in- NOTICE: not be accepting passport applica- care available. We would like to of- The family of Robert E. Mohr wishes worker. Experience a plus, but will- cluding nights & weekends. Qualifi - Get your propane forklift tank or tions on Wednesday, Sept. 14. Sor- fer our sincere thanks & gratitude to express their gratitude to all the ing to train. 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A special “Thank You” Horn Memorial Hospital & Willow have openings for REGULAR BUS Crawford County Extension Offi ce, Call for appointment Dog grooming & boarding. 301 Tay- to Anita Radke, Kelli Boyle, Tom Dale for the excellent care I re- ROUTE & SHUTTLE drivers for 35 South Main Street, Denison, IA, 712-365-4910 lor Street, Ida Grove (in alley behind Galvin family, Tom Kofmehl family, ceived over the last month. Also, the 2016-2017 school year. Re- 51442, or email materials to xcraw- ASE Certifi ed I-car trained. Post Offi ce). Ph. 712-369-1678. Rich Degen family, members of the special thanks to Dean Fick, Duane quirements include: Valid Class B [email protected]. Position is open 36-1t/cra Nikki Dausel, owner. OLGC CCD students & our parents Harrison and Cheri and Deb for their license, air brake, school bus & pas- until fi lled. 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CDL A by a law enforcement agency are Donations welcome in any amount. honey, eggs & baked goods, knit- ing us on their insurance. Check required. allowed lateral transfer. Applicants Sign up early so we will know the ted items & Faith Johnson with her out their great events in the Oma- 36-1t/cra(INCN)* without certifi cation are required to amount of supplies needed. We FLOWERS FOR THE KING. Buy an ha area. Thanks to Paige, Jerry, pass P.O.S.T. & physical agility ex- need at least 20 people to work. Call item from the market & get a chance all park employees & all others for Garage Sale HELP WANTED: ams. Successful applicants are eligi- Sharon Spotts at 712-371-3222 for to win a basket of free products from their hard work keeping the part & Whitmer Spine & Sports in Holstein ble for employment by all agencies. more information or to donate. More the market. 4 to 7 p.m., downtown trails beautiful through all four sea- is seeking part-time offi ce help. 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Call or text 515-851-9790. schneiderowneroperators.com ATTN: Sonny Ferman 33-tfc/cra* 800-44-PRIDE | 800-28-LEASE 8 Wednesday, September 7, 2016 The Holstein Advance Ida County Conservation plans September programs Ida County Naturalist Danielle help researchers determine the hour-long program includes a Bennett has announced plans for influences on the monarch pop- story, a group activity and crafts. Ida County Conservation pro- ulation. The event starts at the O.W.L.S. “Monarch Migration”: grams in September. Moorehead Park playground, Tuesday Sept. 27, at 11:30 a.m. Monarch tagging: Saturday, near Ida Grove. This program is for Older Wiser Sept. 10, from 2 to 3 p.m. Partic- Pipsqueaks “Fall”: Tuesday, Learning Seniors (O.W.L.S.). Pack ipants will catch and tag mon- Sept. 13, at 10 a.m. Two- to five- a lunch and come to the Con- arch butterflies on their annual year-olds are invited to the Con- servation Center for a program migration to Mexico. Be part of servation Center at Moorehead about the amazing journey of the this citizen science program to Park to learn all about fall. This mighty monarch. Cushing annual Save the State fall barbecue First United Methodist Church A Save The State Theatre pia- the M.A. Martin Everist Founda- in Cushing is hosting its annual fall no and pie event fund-raiser will tion. barbecue Sunday, Sept. 11, from be held Sunday, Sept. 18, at the Ticket prices are $20 for 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the church. Rosemary Center for Perform- adults and $10 for students. A free will offering will be taking Arts in Holstein. Pie will be Tickets are available at Holstein en for the meal, which consists served at 2 p.m. followed by a City Hall, Spirits, Stogies and of pork burgers, hot dogs, baked concert at 3 p.m. Stuff, Vollmar Motors and the- beans, beef burgers, coleslaw and Pianist Richard Steinbach, atre committee members. Funds chips. direct from Carnegie Hall, will raised will got the State Theatre perform. The concert also fea- renovation and reopening. Tim Thomas tures soloist Katie Pacza and Go to www.holsteinstatethe- flautist Christina Kjar-Hanson. atre.com for more details about The event is funded in part by the concert. Classic is Saturday Sept. 10– The 28th annual Tim Thomas Clas- Ready: Ridge View’s Maddie Mitchell gets under the volleyball during a recent match. Providing back- sic cross-country track meet will be up are, from left, Beth Pickhinke and Harlee Wagoner (13). The Raptors are off to a 1-1 start, prior to the Combine blessing service held on the Holstein golf course this Ridge View tournament Saturday, after defeating Kingsley-Pierson 3-0 Thursday. (Advance photo by Saturday, starting at 9 a.m. Mike Thornhill) St. John and Salem Lutheran A free will offering pork sand- The schedule for the various races Churches will host a Blessing of wich lunch will follow the service is 9 a.m.—boys’ varsity and junior the Combines Service Saturday, to cover expenses. Any surplus varsity class B; 9:35 a.m.—boys’ Sept. 10, at 11 a.m., at the Cushing will be donated to local food pan- varsity and junior varsity class A; Fire Station. tries. 10:15 a.m.—girls’ varsity and junior Raptors blank K-P in WVC action Special guest at the service is S. For questions, call Pastor Wayne varsity class B; 11 a.m.—girls’ varsi- Elwynn Taylor (ISU professor of ag Pfannkuch at 712-210-2092 or ty and junior varsity class A; 11:45 Ridge View opened the West- fense. due to Labor Day, results of the meteorology). 712-384-2545. a.m.—middle school boys and girls. ern Valley Conference volleyball “My seniors continue to be Ridge View tournament will be Ridge View and O-A/BC-IG are in season with a 3-0 decision over strong leaders all the way published in the Sept. 14 edi- class B. Kingsley-Pierson in Schaller around. They have really tion. Aug. 30. Game scores were 25- stepped up to fill the holes.” Ridge View stats 17, 25-21, 25-17. Harlee Wagoner collected 12 Hitting—.084 kill efficiency, Ida For Life to meet “I was pleased with the way of Ridge View’s 27 kills. Hallie 27 kills, (Harlee Wagoner, 12 Ida Area For Life (IAFL) will the girls bounced back after Mentzer added eight kills and kills; Hallie Mentzer, 8 kills). As- meet Thursday, Sept. 8, at 7 p.m., a tough loss last week (to So. three ace serves. sists—26 (Maddie Grieme, 14). at Remer Realty and Appraisal in Cal.),” noted Raptor coach Mon- Ridge View improved its re- Digs—23 (Maddie Mitchell, 10). Ida Grove. ica Bloyer. “We found a line up cord to 1-1 heading into its own Blocks—10 (Mentzer, 3; Wag- IAFL is a nondenominational that works and did a great job tournament Saturday, Sept. 3. oner, 3). Serves—84.5%, 9 aces group, and the public is invited. adjusting to the other team’s de- Due to an early print schedule (Mentzer, 3 aces).

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