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Fourth district Democratic U.S. House candidate J.D. U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley (left) and his grandson Pat U.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) took questions from Scholten (pictured) hosted a town hall meeting in (right), a state representative in the Iowa House, took time constituents for around an hour at the Grundy Commu- Grundy Center last Thursday. (Robert Maharry/The for a photo after a fundraising luncheon at the PT Grillers nity Center last Friday. (Robert Maharry/The Grundy Grundy Register photo) Event Center in rural Grundy County on Friday. (Robert Maharry/The Grundy Register photo) Register photo) Scholten makes his case at Grassley dishes on Ernst hears from supporters, Kling Memorial Library detractors at Grundy town hall Kavanaugh hearings By: ROBERT MAHARRY afternoon. By ROBERT MAHARRY to Iowa in 2017, credited The Grundy Register As this issue of The Grundy The Grundy Register the eulogy he delivered GRUNDY CENTER- Register went to press, Ford GRUNDY CENTER- inside of a rural church at his during brief stop Unlike her Iowa colleague was scheduled to testify before Democratic fourth district grandmother’s funeral with By ROBERT MAHARRY the PT Grillers Event Center Chuck Grassley, U.S. Senator the committee on Thursday congressional candidate J.D. convincing him to return The Grundy Register between Reinbeck and Dike on Joni Ernst isn’t a member of morning, and a second woman Scholten, a former minor and take care of his family REINBECK- Other than Friday, Grassley spoke to The the judiciary committee, had come forward claiming league baseball player and farm, but he lamented a lack Judge Brett Kavanaugh himself Grundy Register about what to but she still heard an earful that Kavanaugh behaved paralegal from Sioux City, of opportunity within this and the woman who has accused expect in the next few weeks, on the drama surrounding sexually inappropriately during shared his personal backstory expansive, agriculturally based the Supreme Court nominee of how the current ordeal com- Supreme Court nominee a dormitory party at Yale and pitched himself as the district that stretches from an attempted sexual assault in pares to another famous hearing Brett Kavanaugh, who has University. pragmatic alternative to eight- Sioux City to Grundy County the early 1980s, no one has been 27 years ago and why he be- been accused of attempting to Julie Duhn of Eldora, who term Republican representative as he tried to find work. more involved in the confirma- lieves Dr. Christine Blasey Ford sexually assault Dr. Christine has become known in Hardin Steve King during a town hall “I looked in the Sioux City tion process than New Hartford deserves to be heard. Blasey Ford while both were County for her frequent meeting at the Kling Memorial Journal for about a month farmer, seven-term U.S. Senator “I don’t seek national atten- high school students in the quarrels with the board of Library in Grundy Center on straight, and the best job I and Judiciary Committee Chair- tion. It just kind of happens,” suburbs of Washington, D.C., supervisors there, castigated Thursday afternoon. could find was $15 an hour man Charles Grassley (R-Iowa). he said. “You’re in a position of during an hour-long town Senator Ernst over the handling Scholten, who lived in with no benefits,” he said. With a few minutes to spare leadership as chairman of hall meeting at the Grundy of the Kavanaugh Community Center last Friday Seattle before moving back See SCHOLTEN page 12 after a fundraising luncheon at See GRASSLEY page 3 See ERNST page 3 GC students raise money for Special Olympics By MICHAELA KENDALL structor Sarah Dier’s class, and awesome and supportive, and The Grundy Register are all planning to take part in we can’t thank them enough GRUNDY CENTER - Ear- the Northeast Iowa Special for helping us reach our goal. I lier this month, a group of Olympics competition this year. think it was also a really good students set up shop selling Dier says it was the students’ opportunity for the kids to get lemonade in front of the Land- idea to do a lemonade stand to out in the community, and to mark Bistro to raise money for raise money for the uniforms, learn different life skills, like uniforms for the Grundy Center which the class is designing the fact that you need to work School District’s Special Olym- themselves and they will be to have money to get what you pics team. printed through Cornfed De- want.” The students raised $545 signs. Not only did the students thanks to the support of the “It was the students’ idea raise enough money for new community. to do a lemonade stand, and shirts, but they also have some The four students - Robbie we really want to thank Jill money left over to buy equip- Bischoff, Emily Craig, Josie [Krausman] for letting us do it ment and pay for gas to travel A group of Grundy Center students sold lemonade to raise money for Special Olympics uniforms. Van Nice and Jamie Hindman outside of The Landmark,” she to the different olympic events. Shown above, from left to right, are: Jamie Hindman, Robbie Bischoff, Josie Van Nice and Emily - are all in Middle School/High said. “We also want to thank the Dier says this is only the Craig. (Courtesy photo) School Special Education in- community, everyone was so See OLYMPICS page 2 Supervisors narrowly approve bonding for Grundy Road project By ROBERT MAHARRY The Grundy Register GRUNDY CENTER- De- spite the vocal objections of Chairman Jim Ross and his colleague Barb Smith, the Grundy County Board of Supervisors will move forward with a plan to utilize bonds to finance the paving of a five-mile stretch of Grundy Road between D-35 and Highway 20 along the Black Hawk County line after a 3-2 vote during Monday morning’s regular meeting. Mark Schildroth, Chuck The Little Rebels Learning Center in Reinbeck broke ground on their second addition on Friday. The Bakker and Harlyn Riekena hope is that construction will be finished up by early February, and move in ready by early March voted in favor of the propos- of next year. Shown above, back row from left to right, are: Little Rebels Learning Center Director al, while Smith and Ross vot- Robin Moore, Reinbeck City Councilman Nathan Ragsdale, Little Rebels Preschool Director Kristy ed against it. Paving the road, Giesking, Little Rebels Board President Chris Frischmeyer and G-R Superintendent David Hill. which is currently gravel, will cost Grundy and Black Hawk Counties around $4 million Reinbeck Daycare breaks ground on new addition each. “Small counties don’t typi- By MICHAELA KENDALL ter offers daycare, before and they needed even more space, cally bond for things like this. The Grundy Register after school and preschool pro- prompting a second addition. Small counties don’t really REINBECK - When the Lit- grams, and the center is full to After a year and a half of bond period,” said Smith, who tle Rebels Learning Center in capacity with over 160 young- gathering funding and finalizing represents the Grundy Center Reinbeck was first started ten sters enrolled. construction plans, a crew was area. “To put this many eggs in The Grundy County Board of Supervisors voted to proceed with the paving of a five-mile stretch of Grundy Road (a portion of years ago, it was solely a be- Back in 2015, the center add- on site last Friday for a ground- one basket, I have trouble wrap- which is shown in the above photo) from Highway 20 to D-35 by fore and after school program, ed an addition to accommodate breaking ceremony for the new ping my arms around it.” and there were five students en- more children, but with enroll- addition. a 3-2 margin at Monday morning’s regular meeting. (Robert Ma- rolled; today, the growing cen- ment continuing to increase, See DAYCARE page 3 See SUPERVISORS page 3 harry/The Grundy Register photo) The Grundy Register, P.O. Box 245, Grundy Center, IA 50638 Phone: (319) 824-6958 • Fax: (319) 824-6288 • E-mail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] 2 Thursday, September 27, 2018 Grundy NEWS Register www.thegrundyregister.com Olympics From page 1 second year that Grundy Center has participated in the Special Olympics; students will be fo- cusing on bowling, basketball and track and field. “Last year is when we put it together, and that was the first time we ever did Special Olym- pics here,” she said. “It’s a great program because it offers students the chance to be with other kids and be part of a team and compete. It’s also a great confidence builder and it makes them really proud.” One of students, Jamie Hind- man, says his favorite sport is bowling, and he’s looking forward to competing this year. “My favorite part is when everyone comes and cheers for you,” he said. “It’s been great to see the support from everyone; the teachers and other students and the community,” Dier said. “It D-NH 2018 Homecoming court gives the kids a better sense of Shown above is the 2018 D-NH Homecoming court. Top picture pride and it even helps them AGWSR 2018 Homecoming court are the Queen candidates. They are from (left to right): Jade connect more with other stu- DeBuhr, Lauren Vanderlind, Carlee Dove, Alana Barrett and dents. The kids have definitely Shown above is the 2018 AGWSR Homecoming court. Pictured front row (left to right): Tori Brandt, Amber Rickert. Bottom photo are the King candidates. They are Andi Finger, Aubrie Fisher, Carrington Hunt, and Mackenzie Kielty. Pictured back row (left to been more social, and we have a from Left to right: Isaiah Woodley, Cade Fuller, Owen Goos, Clay- lot of high school students stop right): Christoffer Hansen, Zach Crain, Josh Bartling, Alex Hames and James Macy. (Photo courtesy ton Wright and Isaac Jorgensen. (Diane Paige/The Grundy Reg- of Tammy Janssen/Ackley World-Journal) in to say ‘hi’ and give hugs.” ister pbotos) The first Northeast Iowa Special Olympics event is bowling at Maple Lanes in Waterloo on October 13. Score A Winning Touchdown Dier says she’s hoping the new uniforms will be done by then. Depending on how the team does, they will advance to other events later on in the year. The team is also offering at Rouse Motor Company! t-shirts for sale to the community, which can be purchased through Cornfed Design’s website at http://cornfeddesigns.net/ Drive home a win er. Though the t-shirts are not ready for sale yet, Dier says the hope is that they are done soon. “We want to thank Jill Krausman with Landmark Bis- tro, John Heeren with Cornfed Designs and Jason Appel with New 2019 Jeep Cherokee Limited New 2018 Jeep Crystal Bowl for supporting our $ projects, and we want thank the Up to 4,500 in Bonus Cash or 0% for Grand Cherokee Limited community for all of the sup- 60 months plus $1,000 in Bonus Cash Up to $4,500 in Bonus Cash port, too,” Dier said. “We want to continue to grow our program and keep participating in the Special Olympics because it offers so much to these kids.”

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Daycare Supervisors From page 1 a family, and we’ve seen a lot Gladbrook-Reinbeck Super- From page 1 that regardless of the cost, the question about federal aid, he “It’s very exciting, it’s a long of new families moving here be- intendent David Hill agreed. According to figures provid- undertaking was necessary and told the board the county could time coming,” said Little Rebels cause they realize that. And it’s “We see the daycare centers, ed during the meeting, a resi- long overdue. not qualify for such assistance Learning Center Director Robin great to know that the commu- both in Reinbeck and Glad- dent with a property assessed “It’s been talked about as to help with paving a new road. Moore. nity feels comfortable with us; brook, as a big part of the future at about $120,500 (the average long as I can remember, and in Now that both counties have One of the main goals of the and we’re happy to be able to for the G-R school district, and valuation in the county) would my opinion, it definitely needs approved the project, the first addition, Moore says, is to cre- offer safe childcare for families it represents our future growth,” see an annual tax increase of it,” he said. “A lot of people step will be to conduct an ar- ate enough space to bring infant here.” Hill said. “The need for this ad- $36.86 as a result of the bonds coming from Grundy (Center), chaeological artifacts survey. childcare back on site. Current- This newest expansion proj- dition is evident, and the extra and a total $369 over the 10- Reinbeck, Beaman and Conrad Mauer reported that compo- ly, infant childcare is located ect was made possible through space will be put to use right year repayment period (for are going to use that road when nents for the wind turbines at offsite, as there is not enough a mix of support from the City away. Most importantly, the commercial properties, the es- they’re coming to Waterloo.” the Ivester Wind Farm are set to space at the center. of Reinbeck, the Gladbrook-Re- center will continue to grow timate on an average valuation Ross mentioned Iowa’s fre- arrive sometime this week. “The new addition will allow inbeck School District and the and provide families with safe of $165,647 is $820 over 10 quent appearances in rankings IN OTHER BUSINESS, the learning center to have all community. childcare, and that’s what it’s all years). The numbers are still among states with the most the board: children under the same roof, The school and the city each about.” subject to change due to the structurally deficient bridges in • Approved a low fuel quote and we’re all really excited gave $180,000 in funding to- Board President Frischmeyer statewide commercial property the nation and argued that cre- from AgVantage FS for the Dike about that,” she said. “We’re wards the expansion project, says he would like to thank the tax rollback and uncertainty sur- ating a new blacktop road didn’t and Buck Grove shops. hoping construction will be and the community pitched city, the school and the commu- rounding the dollars that have make sense to him. • Approved the Fairfield done by the beginning of Febru- in more than $180,000 in do- nity for all of their support on been backfilled at the county “I struggle with that,” he Township FY2018 annual re- ary, and after we get everything nations and more to make the the project, and making the ex- and municipal levels. said. “Even with raising taxes, port. finished up, we’re hoping to project possible. Nathan Rags- pansion possible. The county received its first we’re going to have to rob from • Approved a request from move the babies back on site on dale, a member of the Reinbeck “This wouldn’t be possible tax revenues from the Wellsburg what we’re doing with mainte- the Grundy Center High School March first.” City Council, says he believes without our very supportive Wind Farm this year—around nance.” Student Senate for the use of the Board President Chris it’s important for the city to sup- school district, city and commu- $500,000—but as Smith not- County Engineer Gary Mau- courthouse grounds. Frischmeyer says he’s excited port this project because young nity; it’s really a joint effort,” he ed, the funds essentially only er did clarify, however, that • Approved a proclamation to have work started on the new families and children are the fu- said. “We’ve had very incredi- kept the board from raising levy bonds are financed separately of National Voter Registration addition, and that the learning ture of Reinbeck. ble support over the years, and rates. and would not affect the bud- Month. center’s rapid expansion shows “Kids are the future,” he we want to thank everyone for Bakker, who represents the get of the secondary roads de- there’s a need in the community said. “We’re a growing town that.” Dike and Stout area, countered partment, and in response to a for childcare services. and we have a growing district. Work on the addition is being “I think it says a lot about the We need a place for young fam- done by Don Gardner Construc- community,” he said. “We’re a ilies who move here to bring tion out of Waterloo. The Learn- growing community with a lot of their children. We’re very ex- ing Center board and director major employers, great schools, cited about this project and we hope to have the addition done recreation, and things like that. hope it helps Reinbeck continue and everyone moved in by early Reinbeck is a safe place to raise to grow.” March of 2019.

Grassley From page 1 Kavanaugh) we think that we people,” Grassley said. “So they the committee. You’ve got to know who all the players are get court cases that can carry do your job, and I guess I see it because there were only four or out their goals.” as just doing my job.” five (people) in the house at the Since the interview on Fri- Dr. Ford, a professor at Stan- time, and we’ve done all we can day, a second accuser named ford University and Palo Alto to talk to everybody that was Deborah Ramirez has alleged University who grew up in the there.” that Kavanaugh exposed him- same suburban area of Mary- Although some Republicans self to her during a dormitory land as Judge Kavanaugh, will and conservative media outlets party at Yale University and Z’s Craft BBQ Owner and Founder Zardrell McKnight is preparing to launch his business in Grun- testify in Washington, D.C. be- have blasted the allegations as made unwanted advances to- dy Center in either December or January with an emphasis on Texas-style cooking. McKnight grew fore the committee on Thursday 11th hour politically motivated ward her. up in Richmond, Virginia, and currently resides in Dike. (Photo courtesy of Zardrell McKnight) morning at 10:00 a.m. after the delay tactics, Senator Grassley Prior to the sexual assault al- details were finalized over the firmly reiterated that charges legations, Democrats question- weekend. of sexual assault are “very seri- ing Kavanaugh in the first round A taste of Texas The Senator went on to note ous,” especially when consider- of hearings had focused on his that Kavanaugh, his wife and ing the nomination of a man in dealings as a White House staff McKnight plans to open Z’s Craft BBQ in Grundy Center Dr. Ford have all received death line for a lifetime appointment secretary under former Presi- threats in light of a Washington to the nation’s highest court. dent George W. Bush and his By ROBERT MAHARRY old, my dad start teaching me the Central Texas tradition he’s Post story that identified the ac- “The only motivation is to views on executive privilege as The Grundy Register about barbecue because I was in bringing to north central Iowa. cuser and detailed her account get all of the facts out on the it might relate to the ongoing GRUNDY CENTER- Zard- the Boy Scouts, and from there, If things go well, Z’s could of events. Ford claims that the table,” he said. “I believe that investigation into ties between rell McKnight grew up in Rich- I just fell in love with it.” eventually open a brick and nominee, when he was 17 and there’ll be a hearing sometime President Trump’s 2016 cam- mond, Virginia, and currently By high school, McKnight mortar location and add to an she was 15, drunkenly pinned in the next few days.” paign and the Russian govern- resides in Dike, but the Lone had already started testing out already diverse lineup of restau- her to a bed and groped her In 2016, Grassley drew the ment. Star State has always held a his own rubs and recipes, and rants for a small rural Iowa while attempting to cover her ire of liberals when he post- In all, Grassley noted, the special place in his heart—spe- he began researching Franklin community. McKnight plans to mouth and remove her clothing poned any hearings on a Su- proceedings produced some cifically, its cuisine. In the next BBQ, the legendary establish- actively promote himself be- and that Mark Judge, a conser- preme Court successor to the 488,000 pages worth of docu- few months, McKnight plans ment in Austin, Texas, known tween now and the time he offi- vative writer and classmate of late Antonin Scalia until after mentation—by far the largest to launch Z’s Craft BBQ, a for its brisket, pulled pork and cially opens, and he’ll be taking Kavanaugh’s at Georgetown the election, effectively torpe- number in American histo- Texas-style joint with freshly long waiting lines. Texas BBQ bulk orders as well. Preparatory School in North doing then-President Obama’s ry—on the circuit judge for the smoked meats and homemade is distinctive for its “pit” tech- “I cook for the people but Bethesda, witnessed the inci- nomination of Merrick Garland. Court of Appeals in the District sides, right here in Grundy Cen- nique, the focus on indirect also cook because I love it. It’s dent. The judge has categorical- The Senator believes it’s “a fac- of Columbia. ter, and he spoke to The Grundy smoking at a higher temperature not about the money, (and) it’s ly denied any wrongdoing. tor” in the dilemma over Judge “This guy’s got plenty of Register about the future of the and less emphasis on sauce than not about fame. It’s about mak- Along with current Sens. Kavanaugh, but he added that paper if you want to read it and business during a phone inter- styles like Kansas City, Mem- ing sure people have quality Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), Mitch few of his colleagues have said study it and use it as a basis for view last week. phis and the Carolinas. food and making sure they have McConnell (R-Kentucky) and as much publicly. deciding to vote yes or no,” he McKnight, a 21-year-old McKnight does the butcher- the best quality of BBQ they Richard Shelby (R-Alabama), Near the end of the interview, said. “(Democrats) said the best lifelong barbecue enthusiast, ing himself, chooses his wood can have,” he said. Grassley voted to confirm Jus- he criticized the Democrats for way to judge whether somebody will utilize a commissary kitch- and charcoal and involves him- In the meantime, he’s truck- tice Clarence Thomas in 1991 a judicial philosophy he called should be a justice is what kind en at the Grundy Community self in every step of the process, ing full-time, adjusting to the despite the accusations of sex- “legislating from the bench” of a judge they’ve been where Center and run a food truck and he’s hopeful that that ded- new pace of life in the Midwest ual harassment levied against and surmised that Kavanaugh they’ve been. He’s been on when he opens in December or ication will pay off in a region and embracing the peace and him by former assistant Anita would bring “more balance” to there 12 years, so based upon January, and he saw a golden where’s he somewhat of a new- quiet, away from the hustle and Hill. the court than it’s had in quite what Democrats say is the best opportunity thanks to relatives comer. bustle of the East Coast. “The charges are similar. some time. way to decide whether or not who live in the area and the lack “I physically went to these “Grundy is a great place. It’s In the case of (Hill), we didn’t “They want a super legis- you ought to be on the Supreme of a true Texas-style restau- cities (Des Moines, Waterloo a great opportunity. The prices know who was all involved, lator because (with) their poli- Court, they have 307 cases that rant in Des Moines, Waterloo/ and Cedar Rapids), and I was are cheap, and I think this will so Chairman (Joe) Biden, at cies that they want changed, it’s he’s written.” Cedar Falls or Cedar Rapids. like ‘Dude, there’s no food here draw people into such a beautiful that time, asked the FBI to in- difficult to get them from the As a youngster in Richmond, that I can say is real BBQ.’ So I town,” McKnight said. “I think tervene,” Grassley said. “(With elected representatives of the he watched his family prepare said, ‘Well, here’s my opportu- it’s going to be successful be- meals together and instantly nity to set the standard and set cause it’s an attraction. It’s new, discovered a passion. the bar myself and do it,’” he it’s different and it’s unique. I’m Ernst “My Dad would cook on the said. able to just do whatever I want From page 1 into the allegations should magically come up with these grill, do all the meats, and my Beef brisket, perhaps the without having some corporate allegations and demanded be considered more of a people’s names,” Harris said. mom would do all the sides. My most famous Texas delicacy, is CEO or anything. That’s what I an FBI investigation into the “standard” background “We can quibble about that, but sister would make the Kool- also the toughest to master, and want… That’s the idea and the matter. Some Republicans, check than an active criminal there is a question.” Aid, and my brother would bake McKnight takes pride in the way concept.” including Ernst, have investigation to avoid a “he Irlanda Helgen of the cookies,” he said. “It was al- he does it. He wants customers questioned why the alleged said, she said” hearing and Marshalltown asked Ernst ways delicious, of course, and to watch the way he prepares incident was never reported to cast doubt on the narrative that what could be done to change by the time I was 10 or 12 years his food and learn more about local authorities. Senator Grassley, the chairman a culture in which the weight “Obviously, you do not of the judiciary committee, had of proving sexual assault other Republicans for “blaming understand sexual assault, or no knowledge of Dr. Ford’s allegations is placed on the the victim,” putting Dr. Ford you would not say that there accusations until they became victim while attackers are on trial and failing to take the should be a criminal complaint public in the Washington Post often given “the benefit of charges seriously. filed in Maryland,” Duhn said on September 16. the doubt,” in her view. The Ernst countered that ranking before Ernst interjected in an “How could—the day after Senator drew one of her biggest judiciary Democrat Dianne To the personNotice that stole the strobe lights off attempt to correct her. “You do her name was released—how applause lines of the day, Feinstein (D-California) my truck, if you can read you only stole the top not get it… What is he hiding? could there already be 65 however, when she reminded had not presented Ford’s half of the lights. It will not work without the If he wants to clear his name, people on a letter vouching for Helgen that the U.S. justice allegation to the rest of the bottom half. You may pick the bottom half up at do the investigation.” Kavanaugh about this issue if system is predicated on the committee in July when she no charge at the Grundy Center Police Station. Kristy Harris of Iowa he hadn’t had any forewarning? concept of “innocent until first became aware of it, and Probably there will be no questions asked. Falls argued that an inquiry You can’t just go out and proven guilty.” Leonard Stephens of Grundy “I would hate to have us Center urged the Senator to Call now to get your change the entire culture of a stand behind the President’s country where we are saying nominee. Both statements drew now ‘You’re all guilty,’” Ernst thunderous applause from the FURNACE SERVICED said before referencing the crowd of around 35 people. Kavanaugh situation. “In the “Please vote for Judge Dave’s Heating & Cooling area of sexual assault, it’s very Kavanaugh as soon as you can. difficult to prove anything… Dave Brown & Matt Brown We don’t need this nonsense,” Whether there was a criminal Stephens said. 310 G Avenue, Grundy Center complaint filed or not, the Senator Ernst called for a HM# 319-825-3352 • Cell# 319-640-5737 accuser has the right to file a broader paradigm shift. criminal complaint, and she can “We have to change our CALL NOW FOR do that.” culture when it comes to sexual PRE-SEASON SALE PRICES Helgen’s husband Bill later assault in this manner criticized President Trump and ON A NEW HEATING & COOLING SYSTEM Continued on Page 12 4 Thursday, September 27, 2018 Grundy NEWS Register www.thegrundyregister.com

Conrad council approves Public Notice Public Notice BCLUW School City of Conrad final payment on fire station BCLUW School Bcluw General Fund....Reimburse Gf For Ins. Coverage On Greenhouse...... September 20, 2018 By ROBERT MAHARRY dustries announced their plans September 2018 Additional Bills Hot Lunch Acct. From Reg...... $100.00 Student Assurance Services, In.. 834.00 The Conrad City Council met in regu- General Fund Ems Detergent..Detergent @ Elem., Ms, Student Catastrophic Coverage...... lar session on 09-20-18 in the Council The Grundy Register to drop a request for a land swap Vendor Name Description Amount Hs...... $457.20 Fund Total...... $868.00 Chambers. Officials present were Coun- CONRAD- During a brief that would include an alleyway Alliant Energy, 437 Therms Gas, 69,920 Garber, Kristy, Hot Lunch Balance.$33.35 PPEL-36 cil Members John Dinsmore, Todd Schna- meeting last Thursday night, the just east of the factory, the coun- Kwh Elec...... $11,727.89 Jmc Computer Service.18 - 19 Lunch Fee Cdw Government Inc...... 868.33 thorst, Diane Miller and Brad Murty. Peg Amazon.....Ms Library/Leadership Team/ Maint...... $1,404.48 Technology Supplies... Kapaun & Brown Brown was absent. Also in attendance: Conrad city council voted unan- cil put the issue to rest without College/Hs Class Books, Ms Instructional Additional Hot Lunch Fund...... $1,995.03 Inc...... 1,216.00 Lori Stansberry-City Administrator/Clerk, imously to approve a final pay- any further action. Supplies, Shipping And Handling...... Previous Hot Lunch Fund...... $14,018.02 Replaced Motor On Blower...... Jordan Hoy-ISG Engineers and various ment to Brycon Construction Citywide trick-or-treat night ...... $3,096.51 New Hot Lunch Fund...... $16,013.05 Marshalltown Alarm...... 5,224.28 citizens. Mayor Jeff Martin called the Bcluw Activity.Reimburse Ath. For Season Board Report - Detail Hs Secure Entry System...... meeting to order at 7:00 pm and opened for the new fire station project, was set for Wednesday, October Passes@ Reg...... $10,895.00 Fund Number- 21; Processing Month Premier Furniture & Office Eqiupment, . with the Pledge of Allegiance. The agen- bringing a long and at times 31, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Bcluw Hot Lunch, Reimburse Hot Lunch 8/2018 ...... 1,530.00 da was approved by Schnathorst and stressful process to a close. For Meal $ @ Reg...... $21,247.17 Vendor Name Detail Description Llc Tables @ Ms...... seconded by Murty. Bergman Lawn Care.Fertilizer Application Jordan Hoy of ISG Archi- IN OTHER BUSINESS, Student Activity Fund Fund Total...... $8,838.61 Council member Murty moved and sec- Of Athletic Fields...... $1,432.00 Aplington/Parkersburg Schools, Hs Vb Vendor Name...... Amount onded by Miller to approve the following tects told the council that he had the council: Cash/Cami Parker.Petty Cash For Elem./ Scrimmage Camp...... 40.00 Detail Description Amount consent agenda items: Minutes from the conducted several walkthroughs • Approved a wine permit for Ms/Supt. Office...... $144.00 Bank Of Montreal., Iowa State Fair - Entry Acco Brands Usa Llc...... 108.30 August 9 council meeting; Clerk’s August Cid, Custodial Supplies...... $7,274.10 to make sure everything was the Museum on Main gala on Fees...... 35.00 Instructional Supplies...... 2018 financial reports, payment of claims City Of Union.Aug. Water/Sewer @ Ms & Bank Of Montreal, Webstaurant Store - Airgas Usa, Llc...... 43.09 totaling $110,580.10 less void $3,796.50, completed, and the city will take November 15. Fb Field...... $240.25 Return Of Dmged Item...... (102.75) Cylinder Rental...... August 2018 building permits, approve care of seating. The final pay- • Approved the 2018 street Conrad Auto, Custodial Supplies.... $1.68 Bank Of Montreal, Ffa - Application Fee. Arnold Motor Supply...... 1,429.26 Class C liquor license for America Le- ment amounts to $46,415.87, financial report. Conrad Hardware, Custodial/Transporta- ...... 25.00 Credit - Transportation Supplies, Trans- gion Post 681 and Class B Wine Permit/ tion/Little Library Supplies...... $186.32 Bank Of Montreal, Walmart - Ffa Sup- portation Supplies...... Outdoor Service for Something to Share. and the city now has a one-year • Approved a proclamation Decker Equipment, Pk & General Sup- plies...... 11.28 Bank Of Montreal...... 1,450.77 Motion approved 4-0. warranty on the improvements commemorating the 50th anni- plies...... $811.15 Bank Of Montreal, Vista Print - Comet Textbooks, Membership, Motel, Pre- The following claims include expenses for and work. versary of home rule in Iowa. Discipline Association, Conf. Seminar - Leader Cards...... 53.99 school/ Elem/Nurse Supplies, Book Dis- the City, Park Board, Library, Museum, K.h., K.k., S.s...... $557.00 Bcluw General Fund, 18 Summer Con- play, Postage, Testube Rack, Boe Bee Fire Department and B-CERT. After leaders at Ritchie In- Earthwalk.Power Supply For Ms Chrome cession Salaries, Fica, Ipers.... 8,992.23 Reg...... Advantage Admin, benefits...... 934.16 Cart...... $230.00 Brittain, Chuck, 18-19 Bb & Fb Official As- Bc Roofing...... 170.00 Alliant, utilities...... 10,016.74 Goodwin Tucker, Steamer Repair...... signer...... 375.00 Roof Repairs To Hs...... Bank of America, postage/conference/ ...... $328.80 Casey’s General Stores Inc, Baseball All Benson, Paula ...... 21.20 fuel...... 679.94 Fastenal, Custodial/Transportation Sup- Conf. Mtg...... 29.97 Mileage...... Bergman Lawn Care, service...... 200.00 BCLUW board appoints plies...... $1,903.00 Central Rivers Area Education Agency, Bob’s Custom Trophies...... 154.45 Brent Olson, service...... 766.32 Hoglund Bus, Repairs To Bus #01...... Activity Passes For 18-19 School Year.. Staff Service Awards...... C&C Concrete, service...... 1,500.00 ...... $150.15 ...... 14.28 Casey’s General Stores Inc...... 692.08 Casey’s, fuel...... 45.02 leaders for 2018-2019 year Ia Dept. Of Inspections.2 Yr. License For Conrad Auto Supply, Greenhouse Sup- 6.98 Gal. Lev. 1 Sp. Ed Gas, 98.70 Gal. Conrad Auto Supply, supplies...... 20.41 Gambling...... $150.00 plies...... 17.75 Lev. 2 Sp. Ed Gas, 151.34 Gal. Reg Ed Conrad Hardware, supplies...... 56.44 By ROBERT MAHARRY legal counsel. Brenda Mosher, Ia Division Of Criminal Inv..Finger Printing Conrad Auto Supply, Greenhouse Sup- Gas...... Crosser Electric, service...... 70.00 The Grundy Register Paul Martin, Dave Willett and For New Employee...... $26.00 plies...... 4.02 Chemsearch...... 139.00 Data Technologies, training...... 95.00 CONRAD- Most of the lead- Jeff Frank were approved as Irua, Aug. Water @ Whitten...... $22.86 Conrad Auto Supply, Greenhouse Sup- Custodial Supplies...... Dave Blackburn...... 240.00 Jw Pepper, Instructional Supplies$262.49 plies...... 5.67 City Of Beaman...... 21.72 Dave Juchems, mileage...... 33.80 ership on the BCLUW board new board members on the Learning Without Tears, Pk Supplies...... Conrad Family Aquatic Center, Fb Pool Aug. Water Usage...... First National Bank, Lib supplies.. 381.46 of education will remain intact BCLUW Foundation...... $78.05 Rental For Camp...... 75.00 City Of Conrad...... 1,389.49 Gaylord Bros, supplies...... 130.00 for the current school year after The hirings of Stacy Sto- Lynn Card Company, Custom School Conrad Hardware, Greenhouse Supplies Water/Sewer...... Grundy Co. Sheriff, contract...... 6,350.00 Postcards...... $75.20 the organizational meeting was ver as an elementary preschool ...... 24.99 Conrad Auto Supply...... 193.84 Heart of Iowa, phone/internet...... 457.51 Marshall Glass Inc., Glass For Kitchen... Decker Sports, Jh Vb Jerseys.. 1,278.00 Transportation Supplies...... Hometown Food, concessions...... 44.01 held last Thursday morning. aide and Jamie Carlund as a hot ...... $59.63 Educational Theatre Association, Renew- Conrad Tire & Auto Service...... 168.00 Ingram Library, books/supplies..... 449.80 Mary Beth Neff will remain lunch cook were approved. The Menards, Custodial Supplies...... $133.03 al Dues 18 - 19...... 95.00 Tire Mount Disposal For Bus #16-2...... IRS, taxes...... 9,915.24 Mid American Research Chemical, Cus- the president, and Eric Engle board delayed action on hiring Foglesong, Julie, 18-19 Vb, Sb, Ba Offi- Conrad Tire & Auto Service...... 293.33 Iowa One Call, locates...... 34.20 todial Supplies...... $533.89 cial Assigner...... 400.00 Silver Van Repair...... Iowa Regional Utilities, water.... 8,629.89 will be the vice president. Com- Anthony Shadlow as a night- Napa.Tool Chest For The Shop - Art Bine Graphic Edge, Cheer Practice Shirts..... Credit Bureau Services Of Iowa, Inc.47.50 IPERS, payroll...... 7,115.09 mittee appointments will stay time custodian. $...... $719.00 ...... 218.01 Collection Fees On Gf Account...... Library Petty Cash, supplies...... 180.85 the same, and Paula Benson will Near the end of the meet- Racom, Radio Service, Transportation Iowa Sports Supply, Bcluw Invite Medals Discount School Supply...... 131.04 Menards, supplies...... 99.94 Supplies...... $307.75 ...... 587.60 Preschool Table & Chairs Mid-America, publishing/subscript.193.11 once again serve as the treasur- ing, Superintendent Ben Petty Sai, Sai Membership - M. Parker.$547.00 Iowa Sports Supply, L.penick Hurdle Discovery Education...... 1,300.00 Mike Purvis, EMT train downpymt.714.00 er and secretary. LJ Kopsa was reported that by his estimate, School Bus Sales, Transportation Sup- Medal...... 380.00 Discovery Education Streaming...... 106.16 appointed to the Grundy County the number of students served plies...... $269.72 Iowa Sports Supply, Comet Medals...... Fastenal Company...... 46.14 Mike Walton, service...... 75.00 School Fix, Instructional Supplies...... 415.80 Custodial Supplies...... Minute Man, printing...... 42.95 Conference Board, Engle was is down “about a dozen,” but it ...... $619.55 Iowa Sports Supply, Jh Track Medals..... First...... 623.90 ...... 2,574.00 appointed for Marshall Coun- won’t be finalized until October Schumacher Elevator.Qtrly Maintenance ...... 840.00 Fll Team Registrations...... Moler Sanitation, garbage/recycling...... ty and Todd Pekarek will serve 1. He added that he might have ...... $389.10 Iowa Sports Supply, Banners - Cheer Follett School Solutions, Inc...... 729.40 ...... 547.00 Storey Kenworthy, Hs Supplies.$2,260.67 State & 3Rd Place...... 28.00 Hardin County. Pekarek, who a lead on finding a part-time li- 3Rd Grade Refill Kit...... Monkeytown, supplies...... 113.95 Straits Auto Repair, Bus Repair To Bus Jump & Jam Cheer & Danz, Ch Camp... Hanke Refrigeration...... 227.30 NE IA Inspections, service...... 418.00 was appointed to replace Shan- brarian for the district. #09...... $679.00 ...... 1,524.00 Service Repair To Cooler...... Nucara, supplies...... 41.63 nan Callaway last year, is the Us Cellular, Phone Service 8/12/18 - Jump & Jam Cheer & Danz, Ch Camp Heart Of Iowa Communications.. 905.53 ...... 605.16 9/11/18...... $198.04 first board member to hail from IN OTHER BUSINESS, Mileage...... 315.00 Aug. Service...... Nutrien Ag, diesel...... 238.38 Additional GF Fund Total...... $67,556.00 Jump & Jam Cheer & Danz, Mileage..... Heinemann...... 935.00 Peg Brown, mileage...... 118.27 Hardin County in several years. the board: Previous GF Fund Total...... $32,292.78 ...... `170.60 Title 1 - Sina Textbooks...... 384.04 Adam Probasco is this year’s • Approved an early gradu- New GF Fund Total...... $99,848.78 Jump & Jam Cheer & Danz. Ch Camp... Heinemann...... 30.00 Scholatic Library, books...... 152.10 Iowa Association of School ation request for Kaitlyn Hov- Save...... (1,524.00) Ell Data Management...... State Hygenic Laboratory, testing.125.00 Amazon, Office Chairs...... $649.90 Jump & Jam Cheer & Danz, Ch Camp Hoglund Bus Co Inc...... 2,063.51 ...... 26.72 Boards (IASB) delegate. eland. B & G Hvac.Final 10% Of Hvac Trane Rtu Mileage...... (315.00) Transportation Supplies., Repairs To Bus State of IA Treasurer, tax...... 637.00 The Grundy Register was ap- • Approved additional fund- System...... $3,111.00 National Ffa Organization, Cord State # 01 & # 05...... Teresa Kline, refund...... 30.00 pointed as the official publica- raisers as listed. Control System Specialists, Replaced Emblem Banner...... 109.00 Hometown Foods...... 43.79 Test America, lab fees...... 742.35 Unitary Controller @ Ms...... $1,541.86 National Ffa Organization, .Custom Vinyl Mental Health Training Day Supplies, Tri-State Lock, services...... 320.00 tion, and Craig, Smith and Cut- • Approved the board curric- Jmc Computer Service, 6/9/18 Web Host- Creed Banner...... 69.00 Elem. Instructional Supplies...... Tri-State Wastewater, blower..... 1,734.26 ler LLP of Eldora is the official ulum reports. ing For Elem., Ms, Hs...... $939.30 Pepsi-Cola, Summer Concession Sup- Hotsy Cleaning Systems...... 374.62 U.S. Postmaster, postage...... 141.40 Marshalltown Alarm, Yearly Fire Insp. @ plies...... 1,092.90 Transportation Supplies...... U.S. Bank, copier lease...... 203.15 Elem., Ms, Hs...... $2,076.20 Saggau, Bernie, Impact Of Great Teach- Iowa Communications Network..... 59.48 Utility Service, water tower...... 17,634.00 School Bus Sales, New 2019 Bus...... ing/Leadership ...... 600.00 8/1/18 - 8/31/18 Network Service...... Veenstra & Kimm, engineering..... 910.00 ...... $85,519.00 Sportboards, 4X4 Wrestling Board, 4X3 Iowa Department Of Education... 680.00 ...... 50.00 Structural Engineers, Lockerroom Reno- Wrestling Board, S & H...... 1,176.00 17 Bus Inspections...... Verizon Wireless, cellphones...... 104.62 vation Fees...... $3,625.00 Theatrical Rights Worldwide, Drama Sup- Iowa High School Music Association25.00 Wolf Creek Child Care, allocation...... Additonal Save Fund Total..... $97,462.26 plies...... 700.00 Membership/ Annul Dues For 18-19...... 5,416.67 Previous Save Fund...... $116,244.31 Walmart Community/Rfcsllc, Summer Iowa School Counselor Association...... Payroll, 08/10/18 to 09/20/18.. 27,684.94 New Save Fund ...... $213,706.57 Concession Supplies...... 28.52 ...... 125.00 Totals Claims ...... $ 106,783.60 Ppel Walmart Community/Rfcsllc, Ffa Sup- Counseling Association Conf...... August 2018 receipts per fund: General Black Hawk Rental.Rental Of Scissor Lift plies...... 23.82 Iowa School Finance Information ...... $10,727; Road Use Tax $16,753; Em- Liscomb Fire Department’s ...... $1,012.54 Walmart Community/Rfcsllc, Summer ...... 1,100.00 ployee Benefits $225; LOST $7,344; TIF Cdwg, Technology Supplies...... $350.56 Concession Supplies, Summer Conces- ServicesCompliance Service Gasb 75... $931; Debt Service $259; Water $2,262; Equipment Finance.. 08/31/18 - 09/30/18 sion Supplies...... 8.96 Kapaun & Brown Inc...... 700.14 Sewer $1,252 and Storm Water $144. To- Service...... $1,880.31 ...... $17,822.64 Service Call On Hi/Lo Switch...... tal $39,897. Soup Supper Premier.6/1/18 - 7/30/18 Overage Period September 2018 Board Report Lehman, Patrick ...... 15.00 August 2018 expenditures per fund: Gen- ...... $541.41 Hot Lunch 61 Lost Book Returned...... eral $60,147; RUT $10,602 Employee Additional PPEL Fund Total..... $3,784.82 Vendor Name Amount Mattingly’s Music...... 150.00 Benefits $4,796; Local Option Sales Tax October 6 - 5-7 p.m. Previous PPEL Fund ...... $8,838.61 Anderson Erickson Dairy Co.....1,094.07 Instrument Repairs...... $5,417; TIF $3,797; Water $18,982; Sew- New PPEL Fund ...... $12,623.43 Dairy Supplies @ Elem./Ms/Hs Mattingly’s Music...... 150.20 er $12,510 and Storm Sewer $12,304. Oyster Stew, Chili & Beef Soup Perl Bank Of Montreal...... 110.40 Instructional Supplies...... Total $128,555. breadsticks, crackers, coffee, ice tea, lemonade Aaa Septic, 1 Unit @ Dreamland. $75.00 Workplace - Shirts For Hl...... Menards...... 1,045.97 Mayor Martin set October 31, 2018 for at the Liscomb Community Center Additional Perl Fund Total...... $75.00 Bcluw General Fund...... 1,993.30 Custodial Supplies...... Trick or Treat night from 6 – 8 pm. Previous Perl Fund...... $0.00 Reimb. Gf For Hl Costs W/ Repair .Costs Mid-America Publishing...... 254.55 Schnathorst made a motion to approve Everyone is welcome Freewill donation New Perl Fund...... $75.00 Bcluw General Fund...... 34.00 Minnesota Clay...... 6.21 the wine permit for Museum on Main Gala All donations support training and equipment for the Liscomb Fire Dept. Hot Lunch Needy Acct. Fund...... Art Supplies...... which will be held on Nov 15, 2018 at the Earthgrains Baking Co’s Inc...... 360.50 Moler Sanitation Inc...... 625.00 library. This permit will be in the City’s Ms/Hs Bread Supplies...... Aug. Garbage/Recycling Service...... name. Murty seconded the motion. Mo- 10/2, 5/18 Ems Detergent Services...... 72.05 Nolte, Cornman & Johnson...... 3,080.00 tion carried 4 – 0. 2x2 Detergent @ Elem/Ms...... 40% Of 17 - 18 Audit Fees...... Jordan Hoy from ISG gave an update on Grundy - 9/27 Hometown Foods...... 32.25 Nutrien Ag Solutions, Inc...... 2,184.58 the Volunteer Fire and Rescue building Food Supplies...... Tough Coat Paint, Rock & Trucking, 68 project. Hoy stated that all items from Martin Bros Distributing...... 10,321.45 Gal. Gasohol, 499.1 Gal. Diesel, 23 Gal. the punch list had been completed ex- SERVICE DIRECTORY Ala Carte/Food Supplies, Supplies...... Lev. 2 Diesel, 92 Gal. Lev. 3 Diesel...... cept the seeding, which the City said they Fund Total...... $14,018.02 Paper Corporation, The ...... 2,738.17 would do. He said the City has a one year September 2018 Board Report Hs Paper Supplies...... warranty that is good through August 14, Save-33 Petty, Benjamin ...... 482.82 2019. ISG recommends sending the fi- Vendor NameDetail Description.Amount Mileage...... nal payment for the retainage to Brycon Pro I mage Heronimus, Apple Computer Inc...... 8,290.00 Quill Corporation...... 264.90 Construction LLC. The final retainage 5 Pack Of Mac Air Books...... Hs/Ms Instructional Supplies...... amount is $46,415.87. Motion was made scHmidt, Allen, Bank Of Montreal...... 757.98 Quill Corporation...... 10.31 by Murty and seconded by Miller. Motion Wh e el Polishing Amazon - Locker Cubbies...... Sai...... 547.00 carried 4 – 0. scHroeder & Geer Crosser Electric Inc...... 777.19 Membership - K.kell...... Schnathorst made a motion to approve Fan & Fan Guard...... School Bus Sales...... 461.28 Resolution #2018-15 approving the Fis- Wheel polishing and accessories Attorneys-At-Law Delta Education Inc...... 963.54 Transportation Supplies...... cal Year 2018 Street Financial Report. 630 G Ave•Grundy Center,IA Foss Kits...... Shultz, Thomas ...... 65.00 Murty seconded the motion. Resolution Adam Probasco Marty Probasco Garling Construction Inc...... 71,320.30 Reimburse For Registration...... approved 4 – 0. Office in 3Rd Payment On Hs Lockerroom Remod- Teaching Strategies Inc...... 459.80 Mayor Martin read the Iowa League of Manager Owner MidWestOne Bank el...... Gold Assessment Port Folios...... Cities 50th Anniversary Proclamation for Iboss Inc...... 3,474.00 Texthelp...... 1,050.00 supporting municipal Home Rule in Iowa 751-8133 (cell) 751-4116 (cell) Conrad – 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 3 Yr Subscription For 18 - 19 ...... Teacher Leadership License...... and supporting its continued authority. Thursdays Jamf Software...... 7,600.00 Today’s Classroom...... 266.12 Murty made a motion to approve and 100 S. Washington St. • Conrad, IA 50621 • 366-3090 • 366-2114 Licenses...... Regal Writing Center...... was seconded by Dinsmore to approve Jmc Computer Service Inc...... 939.30 Tri-State Lock...... 1,025.00 the proclamation. Resolution #2018-16 Jmc Message Center @ Elem./Ms/Hs... Keys, Labor...... Approving Proclamation to Supporting Kapaun & Brown Inc...... 19,753.00 Unifirst Corporation...... 69.40 Home Rule was approved 4 – 0. Hoien Enterprises Heating & Cooling Clean Up? Storm Damage? Replace Rooftop Unit @ Elem...... Custodial Supplies, Transportation Sup- Schnathorst brought the vacating alley Construction Debris? Premier Furniture & Office Eqiupment, . plies...... discussion back to the table for discus- Llc...... 1,324.00 Unity Point Health Marshalltown. 798.00 sion. Mayor Martin explained that he CSS/City Wobble Chairs...... 6 Bus Driver Physicals...... received notification from Ritchie Indus- Sanitary Service Sterling Computers...... 1,045.00 Walton, Nicole ...... 80.00 tries that they are rescinding their request Service all brands of HVAC equipment Ms Charging Cart...... Reimburse Overpymnt Of College Class- to vacate the alley. No further action is furnaces, air conditioners, geothermal Fund Total...... $116,244.31 es...... needed. Management-22 Fund Total...... $32,292.78 Schnathorst made a motion and was sec- Gnb Insurance: Conrad...... 34.00 GR39-1 For all your roll off onded by Murty to adjourn the meeting. The meeting was adjourned at 7:07 pm. container needs! Jeff Martin, Mayor 319-346-1618 Lori Stansberry, Administrator/Clerk www.citysanitaryserviceia.com GR39-1 33809 270 St, Reinbeck 319-404-4422 | 126 W. State St, Dike 800-869-3034 Family Owned & Operated in www.hoienenterprises.com Butler County since 1960! GREEN

CLIMATE MASTER PRODUCTS General Office & Plant Conrad (641) 366-2001 1208 E MAIN STREET, MARSHALLTOWN www.thegrundyregister.com Grundy OPINION Register Thursday, September 27, 2018 5 Memory Lane A look back through The Grundy Register Compiled by Michaela Kendall

10 Years Ago This Week - 2008 dini, of Tri-Star Construction Richelieu Foods, Inc. an- Management Ltd., along with nounced recently it has acquired Grundy Center businessman the Sauces and Dressings busi- Richard Smith, presented plans ness from Sara Lee Foodser- for the proposed construction of vice. The Sauces and Dressings a 30-unit Best Western Motel on business manufactures a variety the west edge of Grundy Center. of products including: salad The two-story motel would be dressing, mayonnaise and bar- constructed directly behind the becue sauce for national restau- Hardee’s Restaurant that will be rant and foodservice distribu- constructed on the lot formerly tion customers. The transaction occupied by the Spruce Motel. closed on Aug. 30, and the terms These plans are still proposals, were not disclosed. Sara Lee’s with the future of the project de- retail sauce and dressing prod- pending on money secured from ucts are not impacted by this private investors. According to transaction. A Richelieu Foods Tri-Star, the facility will bring Inc. Food Processing Center approximately 10,000 people is located in Grundy Center. through the community on an Although the acquisition takes annual basis. The unit proposed place for all Richelieu Foods would be a limited services unit processing centers, Walt Grine- - one of the most profitable types ski of the Grundy Center pro- on the market. The motel would cessing center said nothing will have no lounge or restaurant, change in Grundy Center. As but would have two conference part of this transaction, Riche- rooms available with a capacity Grassley Q & A: lieu has acquired the Sauces and of 50 people per room. A con- Dressings manufacturing facili- tinental breakfast would be of- ty located in Elk Grove Village, fered travelers in the lobby. The Economic forecast Illinois. Richelieu will become colonial-style brick structure Question: What’s leading the U.S. economic momentum now a manufacturer for the Sara Lee would be accented with four underway? Foodservice DSD Coffee net- pillars In the front - typical to Answer: By nearly every economic measure, the U.S. economy work, which will continue to an old-style southern mansion. continues to gain momentum, building on traction from the historic supply its customers with sauce A staff of eight to nine people “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” signed into law last year. Paychecks are would be employed initially. and dressing products. It plans growing and workers are reporting higher job satisfaction levels to continue to operate the Elk not seen in years. Business and consumer confidence continue to Grove facility and integrate this 50 Years Ago This Week - 1968 climb as the economic expansion adds jobs and drives investment division into its existing busi- A 21-year-old Whitten man, ness after a short transition pe- Robert Fraker, is currently serv- in business and industry. The U.S. unemployment rate is riding an riod with Sara Lee Foodservice. ing a 40-day sentence in Grun- 18-year-low and many employers have invested their tax savings Rick Schupbach, Grundy dy County ail following his to upgrade and expand their businesses, pay employee bonuses and Center, was recently inducted arrest Saturday by Iowa High- bump up wages for workers. This month the U.S. Labor Depart- into the Elinor A. Crawford & way Patrolman Keith Millard ment reported unemployment claims dropped to their lowest level William R. Thrall Hall of Excel- of Eldora. Fraker was charged in 49 years. Confidence in the economy is buoyed by more take- lence at the University of North- with speeding, failure to allow home pay thanks to the new federal tax cuts. The economic recov- ern Iowa School of Health, another vehicle to pass and for ery has boosted the median household income to nearly $61,400. having illegal lights on his mo- Physical Education and Leisure Climbing America’s ladder of economic mobility continues to gain tor vehicle. Services. Schupbach and the traction as the number of U.S. workers working full-time increased other inductees were recog- A fire at the John Venenga by more than three million people over the last year. The Bureau of nized at an induction brunch on garage in Holland last Friday Saturday, Sept. 6 at UNI. “It’s caused an estimated $2000 in Labor Statistics also attributes greater earning power to more op- obviously well deserved,” Su- damages before in was brought portunities for overtime. The tax cuts are boosting profitability and perintendent John Stevens said under control by the Holland prosperity in America. They are putting more money in people’s of Schupbach’s recognition. and Grundy Center fire depart- Plant galls can be quite large like the one on this maple tree above pocketbooks, driving consumer confidence and fueling consumer “He’s been a known leader in ments. Several passerby, after and much smaller as on this goldenrod at right. spending. The best yard stick I use to measure the mood of Iowans the world of physical education noticing smoke coming out the is through direct dialogue and face to face meetings with constitu- for a long time. Rick is definite- west end of the garage onto ents. In September I completed my 38th consecutive year holding ly highly motivated and talented Main Street in Holland, turned county meetings, at least once, in each of Iowa’s 99 counties. In ad- in the fire alarm at approximate- Plant galls and has a track record of receiv- dition to visiting civic organizations, schools and town hall settings, ly 4 p.m. Although Mr. and Mrs. By KEVIN WILLIAMS sue. The plant abruptly changes ing these types of awards. “It’s many of my meetings take place on the factory floor with workers. a life-time type of award, and Venenga were working behind Grundy County Conservation the course of normal growth and After touring the facility and getting an update on the business, I to be getting a lifetime type of the garage when the fire start- Director modifies growing tissue into a award when you’re still in your ed, and Mr. Venenga had been It is a weird but wonderful special swelling that surrounds enjoy an open Q&A format with employees. This is an important mid-40s is pretty amazing.” in and out of the east end get- place out there in the landscape the tiny insects and mites. way for me to hear concerns, criticisms and priorities weighing on Schupbach graduated from the ting tools, they were unaware if we pause long enough to no- On a recent walk, I encoun- the minds of Iowans, by giving workers who punch a clock the op- University of Northern Iowa in of anything wrong until the fire tice. Take galls, for example. tered two examples of plant portunity to participate in representative government. Iowa recently 1983 with a Bachelor of Arts alarm sounded. Galls are deformities found on galls. The first was a large gall ranked first-in-the-nation as the best state to call home. I’m proud degree in physical education. the leaves, stems and flowers of on the trunk of a Burr Oak tree. to represent Iowans and I’m working harder than ever to keep Iowa He then went on to serve the 75 Years Ago This Week - 1943 trees, shrubs and other plants. On large tree trunks, galls may the best state in the nation to live. teaching/coaching profession Jim Cech, Grundy grocery Plant galls come in a fascinat- reach a diameter two to three merchant, says that the past at La Porte City, before joining ing variety of strange forms, times that of the tree at point of Question: What are Iowans saying about the economy? year he has been averaging 94 textures and colors. Some are occurrence and at times encircle the Grundy Center Community Answer: With 4.2 percent growth in the second quarter, the Schools in 1988. hours a week during six days on irregular, bumpy or warty; oth- the stem. Like a true burl, a gall U.S. economy is experiencing robust growth. A recent state report the Job, and he is beginning to ers are smooth and spherical. is a product of excessive divi- 25 Years Ago This Week - 1993 feel that is too much. That Is the Some galls sport thick growths sion and enlargement of cells showed Iowa’s growth exceeded six nearby states in the Midwest Enrollment at Grundy coun- reason he is in favor of closinrg of fuzz, hair or spines. from abnormal cambial activity and an August jobs report ranks Iowa with the second lowest unem- ty’s public school districts to- business houses a half-day each What causes galls? Galls are stimulated by bacteria or fungi; ployment rate in the nation. Disposable income is on the rise and taled 3,427 students on the third week. Forty hours is a standard abnormal, vegetative growths the wood is characterized by more households are able to use their tax savings to save, spend Friday in September, down 3 week’s work. This merchant that are usually formed as a re- wildly contorted grain. Many and invest as they see fit. What’s more, reports of customer rebates students from the official first puts in more than twice that sponse by plants to the action of galls contain small knots with from utilities and cable companies also reflect how the showers of semester enrollment figures of number of hours and he doesn’t fungus, mites, or insects such pith centers, ingrown bark, and savings from federal tax cuts continue to bloom for American con- 3,430 one year ago. Official en- get overtime for it. Many oth- as wasps, aphids, or true bugs. concentrations of stain. sumers. Don’t forget that booming stock markets build up college er merchants and men In other rollment statistics - the figures Galls can be formed in the The second was on a much savings accounts and retirement nest eggs for middle class families. lines of business have much leaves, twigs, buds, trunks, or smaller plant. The Goldenrod reported to the state for state aid Critics of the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” howled at the moon during to education purposes - were the same working schedule and on the roots. Gall Fly (Eurosta solidagi- the debate last year to cut taxes, claiming that it would benefit the compiled this year on Septem- they are carrying on without Gall formation is an equally nis) lays its eggs in the stem of ber 17. Sharing continues to grumbling about it. They are on bizarre biological puzzle. Galls the goldenrod. The plant reacts rich and leave “crumbs” for working Americans. As President John have an impact on enrollment the home front and they don’t result from an interaction be- to the larva’s chewing at the Kennedy recognized when he advocated across-the-board tax relief, numbers. Schools involved In a want to chance places with the tween two living organisms. affected site by swelling into “a rising tide lifts all boats.” Five decades later, the “Tax Cuts and sharing agreement or consolida- boys who are gone to hold up Gall-makers - the organisms a ball. This phenomenon cre- Jobs Act” greased the wheels of the current economic renaissance. tion Include the Gladbrook-Re- their end at the other front. that initiate the process - are ates a “goldenrod gall.” Notice As a champion for my home state and America’s farmers, I’m work- inbeck school system, the The September term of the tiny, highly specialized wasps, the small hole near the base of ing to make sure a trade war doesn’t put the brakes on prosperity BCLUW school system, made district court opens in Grun- flies, mites, aphids or microbes. the gall. This is the hole from for American agriculture. With harvest season just getting under- up of students from Beaman, dy Center next Monday. Judge Their attack on a host plant which the fly exits after matur- way, Washington can alleviate some anxiety I hear in farm country. Lovejoy will preside at this Conrad, Liscomb, Union and unleashes a unique response. ing. Fishermen for years have Congress can help provide much-needed certainty for farmers by term. While there is much un- The mystery of gall formation harvested the “worm” by cut- Whitten; the Wellsburg-Steam- renewing the farm bill. The administration needs to reach a better boat Rock school system, and finished business on the court was not understood until re- ting open the gall and removing trade agreement with Mexico and Canada and approve year-round the Dike-New Hartford school docket, the new business is the cent times, even though galls the larva. They soon learn that if system. lightest it has been for any term have been written about since a small hole exists on the gall, sales of E-15 corn-based ethanol at the pump. Most indicators fore- The Grundy Center City for several years. There are only the days of the Roman Empire. the larva has exited the tempo- cast continued sunny skies for the U.S. economy. I’m keeping my Council and concerned resi- four new law cases and only one Plant growth-regulating chemi- rary home to become the adult eyes wide open by keeping check on the clouds looming on the dents learned of proposed plans new equity case. The Jury which cals produced by the gall-mak- fly. horizon. A prolonged trade war would be catastrophic to farm ex- for a major construction project was drawn for this term were er interact with the plant’s own ports and the Iowa economy. for the city at Monday night’s asked to report on Wednesday. hormones to produce galls in city council meeting. Bill Nar- young, newly developing tis-

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Nutrition site menu Friday, September 28 — Calendar of events Honey Mustard Chicken, Baked Grundy Community Center From The Archives … Sweet Potato, Creole Green Beans, Fruited Gelatin, Milk Friday • Grundy Comm. Center – Walking, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m., Monday, October 1 — BBQ September 28 Wilts Room Pork Rib Patty, Baked Beans, Exercise, 8:30 a.m., Legion Room Mixed Vegetables, Wheat Ham- Congregate Meals, 11:30 a.m., Legion burger Bun, Fresh Seasonal Room Fruit, Milk Tuesday, October 2 — Cran- Sunday • Grundy Comm. Center – Democratic Group, Wilts berry Dijon Chicken, Mashed September 30 Room Sweet Potatoes, Seasoned Green Beans, Multi-Grain Monday • Grundy Comm. Center – Walking, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m., Bread, Pears, Milk October 1 Wilts Room Wednesday, October 3 — Exercise, 8:30 a.m., Legion Room Beef Chili w/Beans, Baked Po- Congregate Meals, 11:30 a.m. Legion tato, Spinach, Cookie, Choco- Room late Milk, Sour Cream Thursday, October 4 — Tuesday • Grundy Comm. 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Center Theatre’s Reel-to-Reel mation about the photo that ran We appreciate everything last week. From Left to right. you have done for us. Both movies will be held- the struggles of a woman who Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bockes, Gig Billerbeck; Kevin over for Friday, September 28 feels as if she's lost everything, Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Bockes who Billerbeck; Dave & Denise at the Center Theatre. Starting despite having put her trust in are the grandparents of Don & Freeseman; Glenda Biller- at 7 p.m. will be the family/faith God. God Bless the Broken Paul Rouse, JoAnn Clapsaddle beck; Brent & Laura Biller- drama God Bless The Broken Road is an inspirational story and Leslie Lehur and the couple grandparents, Martin L. & Mary vey are brothers of Mary Edith beck; Craig & Mary Billerbeck Road, starring Lindsay Pulsi- for all ages that could prove to on the right are Lois Katzer’s Edith Johnson. Richard & Har- Johnson all of Grundy Center. pher, Andrew Walker and Jor- be a cinematic catalyst to help din Sparks. This movie is rated take your next step of faith. PG, running approximately 120 Peppermint is a new action News from Ivester minutes in length. At 7:30 will thriller from the director of Operation Threshold To Begin Taking Limited CROP WALK be the action/thriller Pepper- Liam Neeson’s Taken movies – Join the Annual Grundy mint, starring Jennifer Garner. it tells the story of young moth- Applications for Energy Assistance Program County CROP Walk at the This movie is rated R for vi- er Riley North (Jennifer Garner) Black Hawk, Buchanan and not already have it on file). than eight members, add $7,560 GCHS at 1:45 pm on Sunday, Grundy Counties: Applications Any household applying to for each additional member. September 30. The money is olence and language, running who awakens from a coma af- approximately 100 minutes in ter her husband and daughter will be taken starting Novem- LIHEAP for the first time will ** All income will be annu- used for World Hunger Projects. ber 1, 2018 for the 2018-2019 need to meet with an Operation alized. Income will be collected length. are killed in a brutal attack by WORLD DAY Low-Income Home Energy As- Threshold staff person. Return- for a 30 day period – count back COMMUNION Movies coming soon in- a drug cartel. When the system sistance Program (LIHEAP). ing applicants with last names 30 days, including the date of There will be no breakfast, clude: Unbroken 2: Path To frustratingly fails to provide any This program is funded by the beginning with the letters J application. Sunday School or Children's Redemption, Smallfoot, Venom, justice, Riley channels her pain Department of Health and Hu- through R will also need to meet Those who qualify for LI- Church on October 7. Com- Goosebumps: Haunted Hallow- into personal motivation, spend- man Services through the Iowa with an Operation Threshold HEAP are also protected by the munion and Foot washing Ser- een, First Man and many more! ing years in hiding honing her Department of Human Rights/ staff member. moratorium, which prevents vice will begin at 10:30 am in Save even more money at the mind, body and spirit to become DCAA, and has been estab- This program is not designed utility companies from discon- Fellowship Hall. Please bring Center Theatre on Friday eve- an unstoppable force – eluding lished to help qualifying low-in- to pay a household’s total ener- necting utilities from November international foods for the noon nings! Attend a movie on Friday the underworld, the LAPD and come Iowa homeowners and gy costs. The program will pro- 1st through April 1st. potluck meal following the renters pay for a portion of their vide supplemental assistance Applications are processed Communion Service. evenings and everyone can re- the FBI – as she methodically ceive their choice of any drink delivers her personal brand of primary heating costs. based on several factors. Those on a first-come, first-served ba- Operation Threshold will be factors include total household sis. It is important for appli- for just 50 cents\cents! justice. Peppermint is a mod- taking applications from No- income, household size, dwell- cants to apply as early as pos- God Bless the Broken Road est thriller with a standout per- vember 1, 2018 through April ing type, and type of heating sible. Households may receive tells the story of a young mother formance by Jennifer Garner, 30, 2019. The application peri- fuel, among others. assistance once per season. who loses her husband in Af- proving she’s got glorious and od begins October 1, 2018 for Eligibility for participation Households already approved ghanistan and struggles to raise gritty game! households with an elderly or is established according to the for assistance for the 2018-2019 their young daughter in his ab- For the most up-to-date mov- disabled member. Applicants following federal income guide- will not be able to apply again sence. The film focuses on the ie information, please check out will need to furnish some form lines: until next season. importance of faith, family and our new website at www.grun- of identification for all house- Household Annual Gross For more information, or to friends while paying tribute to dycentertheatre.com. If you are hold members, a copy of their Size Income* ** make a donation to assist low-in- those who serve in the United interested in gift certificates to most recent heating and electric 1 $21,245 come households with an ener- States Military. For anyone who the Center Theatre, they may bill, and proof of all household 2 $28,805 gy crisis (including emergency members’ gross income for the 3 $36,365 LP deliveries or utility discon- has ever struggled to trust God be purchased at GNB bank lo- past 30 days or for the past cal- 4 $43,925 nect situations), contact one of after a hardship or tragedy, God cations during the day or at the endar year. Applicants will also 5 $51,485 the Operation Threshold offices To celebrate Bless the Broken Road wades Center Theatre during evening have to provide proof of their 6 $59,045 listed below or visit our website into this difficult area, depicting business hours. Social Security Number and 7 $66,605 at www.operationthreshold.org. 70th anniversary documentation for every mem- 8 $74,165 Kenny (Bud) and Violet Adams ber of the household (if we do *For households with more will celebrate their 70th wed- ding anniversary on October ISU Scholarships awarded AMES - The College of 2018-2019 academic year were 8th. Cards and good wishes may be sent to them at Box 217, Agriculture and Life Sciences presented to: Wellsburg, IA 50680. at Iowa State University has Conrad — Rebecca Steckel- Schedule Set for Fall 2018 awarded nearly $3.5 million in berg, Fred Foreman Scholarship scholarships to students for the for Growth in Leadership Par- 2018-19 academic year. ticipation Commercial Applicator Trainings Students enrolled in the col- Holland — Olivia Schatzle, ISU Grundy County Exten- tober 17, 2018. 10) on November 14, 2018. lege or planning to enter the col- Thomas R. and Naomi B. Smith sion & Outreach will host the • Mosquito & Public Health • Pest Control Operators lege in the coming year should Scholarship following Commercial Appli- Pest Management (catego- (categories 7A, 7B, 8, 10) on apply online at https://www. Reinbeck— Madeline cator Continuing Instruction ries 7D, 8, 10) on October 25, December 5, 2018. scholarships.cals.iastate.edu. Frischmeyer, Land O Lakes Courses (CICs) for commer- 2018. Must Pre-Register; late fees Scholarship awards for the Scholarship cial pesticide applicators: • Ornamental & Turf Ap- will apply. Courses begin at • Roadside, Forest, & plicators (categories 3O, 3T, 9:00 a.m. and typically run Aquatic Pest Management 3OT, 10) on November 7, 2-2.5 hours. To register or to Shown in (categories 2, 5, 6, 10) on Oc- 2018. obtain additional information • Fumigation (categories about the CIC, contact Ashley Crazy Rich 7C, 10) on November 13, or Shari at the ISU Extension Adults: Starting Attend a movie on Friday evening & 2018. and Outreach office in Grundy $3 Sept 28 receive your choice of any drink for • Commercial Ag Weed, In- County by phoning 319-824- Asians Kids & sect, & Plant Disease Manage- 6979. Rated PG13- 121 minutes just Seniors:50 Cents. Not seeing a movie? ment (categories 1A, 1B, 1C, Stars: Nichelle Yeoh, You can$1 still pick-up snacks, popcorn Gemma Chan,Constance Wu Adults: $3 – Kids & seniors: $1 or Ice Cream! 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School board continues to Obituaries discuss elementary addition Carolyn G. Harberts by MICHAELA KENDALL an interior renovation of the Carolyn G. Harberts, 87, of Grundy Center passed away Sep- The Grundy Register classrooms and bathrooms in- tember 21, 2018, at the Grundy Care Center in Grundy Center, GRUNDY CENTER - Dis- volved in the addition project. while under the care of Cedar Valley Hospice. cussions continue in the board “Once you have work done A memorial service for Carolyn will be held room as the Grundy Center on the building, you’ve got to on Saturday, September 29 at 10:00 AM at the School Board weighs options bring everything up to code, so Colfax Center Presbyterian Church in rural and looks at concepts for a pos- that means ADA handicap ac- Holland. Visitation will be held one hour prior sible addition at the GC Ele- cessible bathrooms and things to the service at the church. Carolyn had made mentary School building. like that,” says Superintendent the selfless decision to deed her body to the The addition, which has been Neil Mullen. University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, in in discussion since last October, Mullen says he thinks the Iowa City. A private inurnment will be held at a later date at the would create enough space to board is satisfied with the di- church cemetery. In lieu of flowers and gifts, memorials may be bring fifth grade students back rection of the project so far, but directed to the family, where they will donate to a charity of their into the building. there is still a lot of work ahead. choice at a later date and messages of condolence may be left for At their meeting last “I think everyone’s satisfied the family at www.abelsfuneralhomes.com. Wednesday, the board reviewed with the direction we’re going Carolyn was born on October 17, 1930, in rural Grundy County, proposed concepts submitted by and we want to move forward, Iowa, to her parents Fred D. & Lena (Casjens) Harberts. She grew ISG Architects. but we’ve still got a lot of work up in Grundy Center, where she attended school, graduating from The proposed plans submit- to do, and we want the teachers Grundy Center High School in the class of 1948. After high school, ted by ISG show a total project to take a look, too,” he said. Carolyn attended Pitzie’s School of Beauty where she earned her cost of $1,259,375 for the addi- Mullen says he and Elemen- degree as a Beautician. She owned and operated the Charm Beau- tion, which includes classroom tary Principal Brian Sammons New Assistant Grundy County Attorney Kali Adams (pictured) re- ty Shop for many years in Grundy Center, and later worked as a and workroom space on the first will continue to work with the cently started her job under County Attorney Erika Allen. Adams beautician in Allerton & Dubuque, IA and Albany, Missouri. At one floor, which would be connect- architects and the board on the is a 2018 graduate of Drake University Law School and an Iowa point, she worked in a local hospital in Roswell, New Mexico. She ed to the existing elementary possible addition project. At the Falls native. (Robert Maharry/The Grundy Register photo) ended up settling in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, where she worked for building through a corridor. earliest, he estimates that work JC Penney, Best Rollers Manufacturers and The Holiday Inn. She The architects also proposed could begin in 2019 later made her way back home to Grundy Center. In 2017, Carolyn moved to the Grundy Care Center, where she remained until her Adams settles into new role passing. She was a lifelong member of the Colfax Center Church and was Local Businesses plan Fall as assistant county attorney able to share her love of music by singing in the church choir and in a church quartet and trio. She was a devoted member of the Sweet Open Houses September 27-29 By ROBERT MAHARRY she’ll be officially sworn in af- Adeline’s during her time in Wisconsin. Carolyn committed herself The fall season is being wel- rants are ready to help you The Grundy Register ter passing the bar. to serving Christs’ mission wherever she resided. comed in Grundy Center with a prepare for the new season,” GRUNDY CENTER- Some “Since day one here, Erika, Carolyn was an avid reader and lifelong learner. She absolutely variety of Open Houses at local remarks Katie Lewis, local busi- young professionals who take Seth and Todd have all been ex- loved traveling and even in her later years when her health was de- businesses Thursday, Friday, ness owner and board member jobs in small towns right out of tremely helpful and willing to clining, she was still able to take short trips and enjoyed her friends and Saturday, September 27 of Main Street Grundy Center college struggle with the change give me work and answer ques- across Iowa and Wisconsin. through 29th. and the Grundy Center Cham- of pace and the culture shock, tions, no matter how dumb that She is survived by her brother Alfred Harberts of Grundy Center; New seasonal merchandise, ber of Commerce. “Special of- but Kali Adams, the new Assis- I might feel (the questions) are,” sisters-in-law Janet Harberts of Grundy Center and Merelyn Har- in-store specials, and food and fers, open house refreshments, tant Grundy County Attorney Adams said. “They don’t let me berts of Hudson, IA; many cousins, nieces, nephews and great-niec- drink specials are available at and the personal touch that who grew up in Iowa Falls, isn’t feel like they’re dumb. They’re es and nephews; her godson Keven Kreie of California. the following Grundy Center small town business is known one of them. always willing to help me out, Carolyn was preceded in death by her parents; siblings Dick businesses: 319 Décor and De- for will all be showcased during “Now, it’s just kind of back show me where to look if I have (Enola) Harberts, Russell Harberts, Charles Harberts, Floyd Har- sign, Crazy Daisies, Fluerist, the Open Houses.” Stores are the swing of things, and it a research question (and) guide berts, Cora (Arthur) Slifer, Ruth (Harry) Ascher, Isabelle (Harold) Friends Boutique, Grams, Hair open extended hours on Thurs- wasn’t too hard, really, to go me, and that’s been really nice.” Eiklenborg and Delia (Samuel) Rust; sister-in-law Wanda Ratte. Mechanic, Landmark Bistro, day evening. The Fall Open from city to small town,” Ad- With a relatively low crime Manly Drug, Natural Grind, Houses are sponsored by par- ams said. “It wasn’t too bad rate and population, Grun- Spartan Fitness, and Trends of ticipating retailers, with more once you get past the original dy County may not provide Grundy Center. information available at main- shock of being back.” the caseload of areas like Des “Local retailers and restau- streetgrundycenter.com. Adams graduated from Moines or Waterloo/Cedar Drake University Law School Falls, but it doesn’t mean Ad- in May, and as she admits, she ams won’t be busy. She tends Healthiest State Walk October 3 took a while to settle on a career to use all of the resources avail- Grundy Register Bulletin Board path. During her undergradu- able at her disposal—whether in Downtown Grundy Center ate years at Simpson College, it’s law books, prior opinions or she started in athletic training Facebook pages—in developing Grundy Center GRUNDY CENTER – Mem- is being unveiled throughout the before changing her major to her prosecution strategies and bers of the public are invited to state, with all Iowans reminded criminal justice but wasn’t sure deal offers. GC Democrats host Fall Fiesta Fundraiser take a step for better health by that “Healthy Choices Count!” she wanted to be a correctional And both she and Allen want Grundy County Democrats are having their annual Fall Fund- joining Iowa’s annual Healthi- To learn more about the 5-2-1- officer. From there, law—and to keep the county known as a raiser September 30 from 4 pm to 8 pm at he Grundy Center Com- est State Walk on Wednesday, 0, campaign visit www.iowa- more specifically, prosecu- place that’s fair in its applica- munity Center. October 3. In Grundy Center, a healthieststate.com/5210. tion—was a natural step. tion of the law, regardless of The theme of the event is Fall Fiesta with taco bar, bean dip and thirty minute walk is scheduled Since 2011, the Healthiest After two semesters intern- the individual opinions about chips and brownies. for 12:00 noon, beginning at State Initiative has engaged ing with the Polk County At- the outcomes—as Allen notes, the Grundy County courthouse hundreds of thousands of Io- torney’s office, Adams spoke she isn’t enforcing the code of There will be an Auction of Home Made Pies and other baked gazebo. The public walking wans in schools, worksites and to Mike Holt, a partner at the Hammurabi. goods with a silent auction of a variety of items and Door Prizes. event is jointly sponsored by the communities across the state Heronimus, Schmidt, Allen, “I don’t listen and don’t read All are welcome to join the Fall Fiesta fundraiser! Grundy Center Wellness Com- to walk for 30 minutes on the Schroeder and Geer firm’s Iowa Facebook posts about what peo- mittee, Grundy County Memo- designated day in October. The Falls office, and he recommend- ple are saying about any partic- Ivester Church to hold fundraiser dinner rial Hospital, and Walk with goal of this year’s event is to ed her to county attorney Erika ular case or their perception of The Ivester Church in rural Grundy Center is hosting their 3rd a Doc. “It’s a simple way to have walks organized and regis- Allen as a potential replacement me. My job as county attorney Annual Ivester Lasagna Dinner on Sunday, Oct. 14 from 5-7 p.m. join co-workers, neighbors, and tered in all 99 counties of Iowa. for Emily Staudacher, who left is to enforce the laws we have Vegetarian and Gluten-Free options. Carryouts Available. Freewill family to demonstrate a com- Grundy County currently has earlier this year. on the books and seek justice,” offering for Marshalltown Tornado Relief. mitment to improved health,” walks registered for Dike, Rein- Allen, who will seek her sec- Allen said. “I feel like I take the remarks Dr. Eric Neverman, beck, and Grundy Center. ond term in November, high- same stance with my defendants Liscomb UnityPoint Clinic physician, The Healthiest State Initia- lighted Adams’s internship in as I do with my kids. Good peo- who leads monthly Walk with a tive invites all Iowans to take Polk County as a key prereq- ple make bad choices, but they Bethel Church to sponsor Movie Night Doc events to encourage physi- this first step in building a uisite to her new job and feels still need to be held account- Bethel Grove Church, located at 1409 Knapp Ave., rural Lis- cal activity. healthier lifestyle and hopes that she’s a perfect fit despite her able.” comb, will be sponsoring a Movie Night on Sunday, September 30. The state’s 2018 event slo- a 30 minute walk can become young age. Adams, who’s completed Movie starts at 6:30pm, showing “I Can Only Imagine.” Free will gan is “Walk More - Connect part of the everyday routine for “Her enthusiasm for pros- years of schooling, training donation for movie. Concessions for sale. More” to encourage Iowans to thousands of Iowans. ecution is impressive, so that and testing, is finally ready to walk with a neighbor, friend, was a definite plus,” Allen said. get to work, and she’s thankful co-worker or family members. “Her ties to the community, her she gets to do it here in Grundy Hudson The Annual Walk also serves understanding of what it’s like County. as a kick-off to Healthiest State Zion Church to host supper growing up in a small county “(I’m excited) to just be able The Zion Lutheran Church, located at 5831 Grundy Rd, Hudson, Month activities scheduled and her preference for wanting to get out there and interact with PROPANE will be hosting a sandwich supper on Sept. 30 from 4:30 to 6:30 throughout October. 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Diane Paige Correspondent DIKE REGISTER 319-989-2163 Dates for Dike

Thursday, September 27 5:00 Volleyball HS Friday, September 28 7:00 pm Football Saturday, September 29 JH Volleyball Sunday, September 30 Local church services Tuesday, October 2 5 pm volleyball Denver Saturday, October 6 New Hartford Pumpkin Fes- tival

Golfing at Fox Ridge with classmates. Pictured left tor right: Lee Birthdays Kruger, Suzan Bienfang, Diane Paige and Jay Kruger. Thursday, September 27: Cretia Weber, Lance Loger, Te- Calls from afar resa Biersner How often do you ignore ego, picks up his brother Lee. Friday, Septmber 28: Carol phone calls that show out of They love our Fox Ridge. Menken state numbers or area codes not I have made a 1:30 Sunday Saturday, September 29: De- from 319? afternoon tee time for our four- nise Arends, Dan Petersen Well I did that on Wednesday some and the game is on. Wel- Sunday, September 30: of last week with a call from come Krugers and the game is Lloyd Grandon, Josie Hill, Evan San Diego, Ca. It took me until not your normal play your own Honorary Homecoming kings Brubaker Three exchange students at D-NH school have been named Honorary Homecoming kings. They are Friday to realize I had a voice shot but one where any one of Monday, October 1: Justin mail from the call that I should us would have a chance to win. left to right: Nikolas Vatthana from Norway, Giacomo Gilardo from Italy and Liam Hoffmann from Stockdale, Wade Hemmen Germany. have replied to. The call was Pro Ben Biersner explained to Tuesday, October 2: Brian coming from former classmate us the play rules and we enjoyed Biersner, Jim Saathoff, Kelly Jay Kruger. Jay loves to come the type of play. Paige back to Iowa for football and The weather was perfect 70's Wednesday, October 3: Sar- golf. I returned the call and Jay and a nice breeze keeping us ah, Sadie, Gloria Christensen, Raising Monarch butterflies was making his reservation for comfortable. 18 holes of golf of- Kevin Graves golf at Fox Ridge for a Sunday fers just enough time to catch up By JAMEY BASYE afternoon outing. His first form on the happenings in Dike and Butterflies, bees, and other of entertainment was an Iowa family news. We found out that nectar loving bugs and beasts football game on Saturday. Jay playing golf on a daily schedule Senior Citizens have seen their lunch pail di- went to the game with his son lets Lee take top honors for the minish by 95% in Iowa with and brother-in-law Vernon Ben- afternoon. Lee is retired, Suzan dinner Oct. 1 millions of acres of wildflow- inga and his son. is retired, Diane gets tired and The Dike Senior Citizens ers converted to agricultural It is now Sunday and Jay Jay, the youngster needs to re- will meet on Monday, October and urban development. It’s a picks up his brother Lee in Mar- tire and spend more time hitting 1 for their noon meal. They chit quiet crisis provoking conserva- ion and they head north to Dike. the Links. chat, enjoy a meal, eat a deli- tion recovery plans such as the The foursome of Jay, Lee, Su- I now know that any calls cious dessert and continue to 2008 North American Monarch zan Bienfang and me, Diane, from San Diego could mean a chat. After the meal there will Conservation Plan and 2016’s are ready to play. As it turns out golf date and not a telemarketer. be some piano entertainment. Pollinator Partnership Action we have been doing this golf Thanks Lee Kruger and Jay Friend Betty with rattle the Plan. I am familiar with these match once a year for several Kruger for sharing an afternoon keys. plans, but they are only as good years. Jay flies in from San Di- of golf with us. Attention: No flu shot on as the actions they inspire, so I Monday at the Senior dinner. got inspired. The Dike Fire Department Many common milkweed In school or at plants volunteer in my moth- will have flu shots available on ones were oddly absent. Where home, the newspaper er’s flower gardens in Grundy es to a surface, I had provided October 13 from 8am to 11am. did they go? is a textbook Center. They are perennials branches, where it dangles in a Ages 6 and up can benefit from Some on-line research point- for life. and come up year after year. reverse-j for a day. Underneath the shots provided by the Rein- ed the finger at several predators This year I kept an eye on the that skin a second cover is form- Encourage your children to make beck Pharmacy. of monarchs at all stages of life. monarchs laying eggs on the ing. This one is blue and green reading the newspaper a Breakfast will be served at Ants, wasps, flies, mice, and iridescence with seams of gold. part of their everyday routine underside of milkweed leaves. the Fire Department on that Oc- birds all take advantage of mon- for lifelong learning. I found many eggs and a few When it is ready the old skin tober 13 morning. Serving will arch vulnerability. Some make black-yellow-white caterpillars splits and this not-a-caterpillar/ begin at 7am until noon. a meal of them and others lay munching on the plants. Over not-a-chrysalis thing squirms eggs in them, providing the first time I noticed I was only finding until its old skin gets balled up meal for their offspring. In back caterpillars of a certain length, at the top and finally falls to of Mom’s house, the predators early stage caterpillars. Larger the floor. A few more kicks to were winning, badly. get comfortable and the bril- One day, one month ago, I liant blue-green chrysalis hangs took it upon myself to scour all peaceful and still. the milkweed plants for eggs About two weeks later the and caterpillars. I took in nine chrysalis wall turns clear and caterpillars and 24 eggs. In most the black of the wings shows cases I simply detached the leaf through. The emergence of a from the stem and placed those new monarch butterfly is emi- in various plastic and glass con- nent. It was an honor to raise tainers. At first, the leaf they two dozen butterflies (all didn’t came in on was food enough, make it) that I released to the but after about two weeks I was wind. Seeing miniscule eggs searching ditches and bringing transform into beautiful butter- back two or three plants every flies is a mysterious pleasure. day. Individual actions feel good. I cleaned the containers dai- I took advantage of an oppor- ly and exchanged old plants for tunity this summer, but next new. When they were small, summer can’t promise the same eight shared a coffee can size chance. The plight of our pol- space. When they got big I linators requires more than one moved them to larger glass person’s summer fling. Please containers where, eventually, check out one of the plans noted they stopped eating and started above, or search online for other searching for higher ground to resources, to see what you/we/ form a chrysalis. us can do to keep the magic of The transformation evokes butterflies fluttering through our awe. The caterpillar attach- countryside.

New teachers The Dike-New Hartford High School has just two new teachers this year. They are Amy Doherty who teaches history and Nikki Bergmeier who is the high school special education teacher. Wel- come to Dike-New Hartford . www.thegrundyregister.com Grundy NEWS Register Thursday, September 27, 2018 9

Grundy County Magistrate Court

The following citations were Stephanie Thompson, Iowa belts. issued in Grundy County by all City, speeding. Chad Purdy, La Porte City, agencies. Jennifer Carton, Davenport, failure to maintain or use safety Stephanie Burke, Cedar speeding. belts. Falls, speeding. William Baker, Opelika, AL, Brishen Counts, New Lon- Keith Lozowski, Jackson- speeding. don, passing contrary to high- ville, FL, speeding. Robert Schlosser, Homer way sign or marking. Isaiah Barney, Cedar Falls, Glen, IL, speeding. Vicki Gelhaus, North Liber- Grundy Center hires contractor for speeding. Juan Chavez-Corio, Bernard, ty, speeding. Daniel Schnell, Wellsburg, no valid driver’s license and Ryan Clemens, Union, careless driving. speeding. speeding. Downtown Revitalization project Lee Becker, Belle Plaine, Jacob Hesselbacher, Eliza- Luke Cory, Elkhart, driving dark window or windshield. beth, IL, speeding. on wrong side of two-way high- by MICHAELA KENDALL “We have a good idea of what’s All in all, there are 11 down- Sheila Hunley, Aurora, IL, Lee Petersen, Grimes, speed- way. The Grundy Register behind the facade, but until we town buildings currently partic- speeding. ing. Harleigh Secor, Cedar Falls, GRUNDY CENTER - Near- take off the wood panels and ipating in the facade renovation Alexandra Walton, Iowa Dylan Steffen, Waterloo, speeding. ly two years after first starting bricks we don’t actually know project. City, speeding. speeding. John Howard, London, Unit- the process, the City of Grun- for sure. Some of these build- On Thursday, grant admin- Katherine Lorraine, Sumner, Hunter Schaper, Marshall- ed Kingdom, speeding. dy Center is finally closing in ings have been around quite a istrators will visit with building failure to maintain control. town, speeding. Shaylyn Teckenburg, Union, on their goal of revitalizing while so we can expect some owners to have them sign con- Luis Couvertier-Ocasio, Francisco Alvarez, Marshall- unsafe turn or fail to give signal. the downtown district with the rotten board in there some- struction documents and ease- Parkersburg, speeding. town, speeding. Jacquelyn Hager, Park- long-awaited Facade Renova- where, and it’s good to have a ments, which will bind them to Antonio Jackson, Omaha, Jessica Aguon, Grundy Cen- ersburg, unlawful passing of tion project. little extra in that contingency the project. NE, no valid driver’s license ter, speeding. school bus—first offense. During their meeting on fund.” Work is expected to begin in and speeding. Joshua Stubbs, Des Moines, Ryan Siefken, Grundy Cen- Monday night, council mem- Foreshoe says the next low- early October and wrap up in Brock Tyner, Ames, speed- speeding, failure to provide ter, driving while license de- bers agreed to award the bid est bidder was $96,000 above late June or early July of next ing. proof of financial liability insur- nied, suspended or cancelled. for the project to Cardinal Con- Cardinal’s bid, and the bidder year, in time for the Felix Grun- Kain Redix, Grundy Center, ance, fraudulent use of registra- Christopher O’Brien, Web- struction of Waterloo, the low- after that was $100,000 above dy Festival of 2019. failure to maintain or use safety tion and driving while license ster City, driving while license est of the three bidders for the the second lowest bidder. belts. denied, suspended, or cancelled. denied, suspended or cancelled. project. “I had a higher dollar amount IN OTHER NEWS, the Makayla Johnson, Parkers- Jeffery Werkman, Wellsburg, Present at the meeting on in my estimate, and the middle council... burg, speeding. failure to maintain or use safety Monday was Doug Foreshoe of bidder was about what I was • Awarded a BIG Grant to Bergland and Cram Architects, expecting, so I was surprised Jennifer Meyers, owner of Spar- the firm that’s handling the proj- Cardinal came in that low, but tan Fitness and Wellness Center ect. I’ve heard good things about at 629 G Avenue for plumbing In school or at Foreshoe says Cardinal Con- them and a lot of people are just and electrical upgrades and a Turn off the home, the newspaper struction’s bid of $606,606 was looking to buy some work right back stairway for a second exit. is a textbook for life. surprisingly low for the project, now and keep crews busy this • Approved Resolution 2018- television. Encourage your children to which was estimated to cost $1 fall,” he said. “But really, it’s a 63 to approve an agreement with make reading the newspaper a million. win win here, and the building AHTS Architects for a feasibil- part of their everyday routine “It seems like a great sav- owners benefit with that price.” ity study for the Upper Elemen- Turn on for lifelong learning. ings, but there are a lot of fees The council unanimously tary Building costing $3,500. involved and I always like to put agreed to award the bid for the • Approved hours for Trick their minds. in a 20 percent contingency, just downtown revitalization facade or Treating on Wednesday, Oc- The Grundy Register because this is what I call ‘ex- project to Cardinal Construction tober 31, 2018 from 5:30-7:30. ploratory restoration,’” he said. of Waterloo. AREA SERVICESPlease join us in worship! 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After a walkthrough of the Dike campus, The signature card with president Lotts Mid American Energy, Electricity/Natural North Fayette Community School, Entry THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT tainable, or thereafter be forever barred. the Dike-New Hartford Board of Educa- authorized to sign checks was approved Gas...... 1,535.73 Fee...... 80.00 GRUNDY COUNTY Notice is further given that all persons tion met September 17, 2018 at 6:00 p.m. on motion of Tott and second of Hinde. Mid-America Publishing Co., Publications Nost, Matt, Official...... 100.00 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE indebted to the estate are requested in the High School Library for the annual Vote all aye...... 480.15 Omni Cheer, Supplies...... 712.43 OF Renee R. Else Meyer, Deceased. to make immediate payment to the un- meeting with Hinde presiding and mem- Other items of discussion with no action Miller Fence Co, Grounds Maint... 851.43 Osage High School, Entry Fee..... 160.00 Probate No. ESPR102270 dersigned, and creditors having claims bers Freese, Lotts, Nielsen and Tott. Also taken were delegate assembly and IASB Nolte, Conrman & Johnson Pc, Audit Ser- Payne, Dayn, Official...... 70.00 NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, against the estate shall file them with the present were administrators Stockdale, convention plans, Dike & New Hartford vices...... 4,200.00 Prescott, Jordan, Official...... 150.00 OF clerk of the above named district court, Laube, Petullo and Textor. walk through and an update of the 5 year Norsolv Systems, Supplies...... 167.95 Prescott, Kent, Official...... 100.00 APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, as provided by law, duly authenticated, Visitors present included Waylon Bern, facility plan. New bleachers at NH may Oelmann, Rhandi, Registration Fee...... Pt Grillers, Catering Service...... 1,037.50 AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS for allowance, and unless so filed by the Chad Bixby, Jon Hilliard, Suzanne Mohlis, be here as soon as next week. The safe ...... 35.00 Rigdon, Joey, Official...... 70.00 To All Persons Interested in the Estate later to occur of four months from the date Mike McCarter and several members room application has been submitted – One Source, Background Checks.102.00 Roberts, Dave, Official...... 140.00 of Renee R. Else Meyer , Deceased, of the second publication of this notice or of Mrs. Brown’s 2017-18 second grade waiting for results. Outdoor & More, Repair Service.. 165.36 Roberts, James, Official...... 70.00 who died on or about August 8, 2018 one month from the date of mailing of this class along with their parents, Mrs. Brown Depending on availability of ISG Archi- Pearson Education,Textbooks... 4,408.45 Roberts, Nathan, Official...... 175.00 You are hereby notified that on Septem- notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) and Mrs. Woods. tects, we plan to schedule a board work Perez, Suzanne, Registration Fee. 45.00 Ryan, Mark, Official...... 70.00 ber 20, 2018 ,the last will and testament a claim is thereafter forever barred. of Dated September 20. 2018 Minutes of the August 20, 2018 regular session with results of the facility plan- Petullo, Brian, Supplies...... 120.00 Sam’s Club, Supplies...... 1,129.25 Renee R. Else Meyer , deceased, bearing meeting were approved as written on mo- ning committee’s work for October 15 at 5 Pitney Bowes Credit Corp., Meter Rental/ Scheffert, Refund Bb Camp...... 30.00 date of April 16, 1999 * and First Codicil David W. Meyer tion of Tott and second of Freese. Vote p.m. followed by the 6 p.m. regular board Supplies...... 404.40 Sesker, Kent, Official...... 100.00 to the Last Will and Testament dated Au- Executor of the Estate all aye. meeting. Plunkett’s Pest Control, Pest Control...... Shirt Shack, The, athletic Supplies...... gust 23 ,2002, was admitted to probate in 33418 130th St. The annual meeting agenda was ap- Being no further business, the regular ...... 230.92 ...... 1,562.58 the above named court and that David W. Cedar Falls, IA 50613 proved as amended on motion of Lotts meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m. Quality Maintenance Services, Equip- Signs & Designs, Repair Service. 963.00 Meyer was appointed executor of the es- and second of Tott. Vote all aye. At 7:40 p.m. Lotts called to order a work ment Repair/Parts...... 217.90 Smith, Marty, Official...... 150.00 tate. Any action to set aside the will must Charles P. Augustine, #AT0000520 The Board recognized Mrs. Brown’s class session with members Freese, Hinde, R&D Industries, Inc., Equip Repair...... Snyder, Glen, Official...... 210.00 be brought in the district court of said Attorney for the Executor for their 4th place finish out of 156,000 Nielsen and Tott. Administrator Stockdale ...... 135.00 South Hardin High School, Entry Fee..... county within the later to occur of four Klatt, Augustine, Treinen & Rastede, P.C., entries nationally in a book writing con- was also present. Rasmusson Co., The, Towing...... 187.50 ...... 50.00 months from the date of the second publi- 531 Commercial St., Ste 250 test. The students enjoyed some candy Visitors present included Jon Hilliard. Sadler Power Train Inc., Repair Parts..... Staff, Kory, Official...... 175.00 cation of this notice or one month from the Waterloo, IA 50701 and left the meeting. The purpose of the work session was to ...... 261.38 Texon Ii, Towels...... 1,216.50 date of mailing of this notice to all heirs of The Board reviewed the 2017-18 CAR review the superintendent evaluation pro- Samson Fabrication, Inc., Tech Supplies. Tierney, Tim, Official...... 70.00 the decedent and devisees under the will Date of second publication 4th day of Oc- which was approved on motion of Tott and cedures and tools/documents to be used ...... 1,192.00 Timmins, Megan, Official...... 250.00 whose identities are reasonably ascer- tober, 2018. GR39-2 second of Lotts. Vote all aye. 2017-18 for the process. Scholastic Incorporated, Books.... 171.35 Ubben Building Supplies, Supplies...... annual reports including the Treasurer’s Being no further business, the work ses- School Administrators Of Iowa, Registra- ...... 72.99 Annual Report, Nutrition Fund Annual Re- sion adjourned at 7:53 p.m. tion Fee...... 110.00 Varsity Spirit Fashion, Uniforms.1,543.95 port, Activity Fund Annual Report, Trans- Dike-New Hartford Csd School Bus Sales, Repair Parts... 448.42 Wartburg College, Registration Fee...... portation Annual Report, and the Special Dike-New Hartford September 2018 Bill School Specialty Inc., Supplies. 2,321.86 ...... 231.00 Public Notice Education Supplement were all approved Listing Sharp, Sherree, Supplies...... 19.96 Wells, Jon, Official...... 70.00 as presented on motion of Freese and Vendor NameVendor Description.Amount Signs & Designs, Repair Service... 97.00 Werkman, Vince, Official...... 150.00 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF IOWA IN child born on the 1st day of December, second of Nielsen. Vote all aye. Checking Stanbrough, Tenielle, Supplies...... 18.72 West Music Co, Music Supplies/Equip- AND FOR GRUNDY COUNTY 2003. For further details contact the On motion of Lotts and second of Freese, General Fund Stockdale, Justin, Supplies...... 120.00 ment...... 44.55 NO. JVJV003490 clerk’s office. The attorney for the Peti- Policies 208.1 – 306 were approved for Advanced Systems, Copier/Printer Teachers Pay Teachers, Supplies.. 31.79 Wilson Restaurant Supply Inc, Restau- ORIGINAL NOTICE tioner is Jennie L. Wilson-Moore of the the second reading. Vote all aye. Lease...... 7.09 Textor, Thomas, Supplies...... 120.00 rant Supplies/Equip...... 317.52 IN RE THE INTEREST OF: Wilson Law Firm, whose address is 111 Being no further business, the annual Aflac, Insurance...... 254.01 Thinking Cap Quiz Bowl, Tag Supplies.... Wolfe, Kent, Official...... 70.00 C.M.T., N. Main St., PO Box 428, Conrad, Iowa meeting adjourned at 6:25 p.m. Agvantage Fs, Diesel...... 1,454.15 ...... 85.00 Wood, Loren, Official...... 100.00 A MINOR CHILD 50621. That attorney’s telephone number Merfeld called the organizational meeting Agwsr High School, Pd Speaker...... Thomas Bus Sales, Repair Parts... 26.15 Worlds Finest Chocolate, Fundraising d.o.b. 12/1/2003. is 641-366-3869; facsimile number 641- to order at 6:25 p.m. with members Fre- ...... 2,250.00 Timberline Billing Service, Medicaid Supplies...... 995.00 TO: MARK OLSZEWSKI, FATHER OF 366-3879. ese, Hinde, Lotts, Nielsen and Tott. Also Ahlers & Cooney, P.c., Legal Services.... Claims...... 90.63 Zehr, Jeremy, Official...... 70.00 A CHILD BORN ON THE 1ST DAY OF You are notified that there will be a hear- present were administrators Stockdale, ...... 106.00 Todd’s Repair, Repair Service...... 18.00 Fund Total:...... 37,566.08 DECEMBER, 2003, IN HAMMOND, IN- ing on the petition to terminate parental Laube, Petullo, and Textor. Allen Glass Co., Inc., Bldg Repairs...... Ubben Building Supplies, Supplies...... Fund: Management Fund DIANA. rights before the Iowa District Court for Visitors present included Waylon Bern, ...... 262.15 ...... 3,032.46 Iowa School Employee, Insurance.192.43 You are notified that there is now on Grundy County, at the Courthouse in Chad Bixby, Jon Hilliard, Suzanne Mohlis Alliant Energy, Utilities...... 36.85 United Healthcare Plan, Insurance...... Tobias Insurance Agency, District Insur- file in the office of the clerk of court for Grundy Center, Iowa at 10:00 a.m. on the and Mike McCarter. Arnold Motor Supply, Repair Parts, Sup- ...... 75,834.85 ance...... 768.00 Grundy County, a petition in case number 23rd day of October, 2018. GR37-3 The organizational meeting agenda was plies...... 446.23 Wbc Mechanical, Inc., Boiler Parts/Ser- United Healthcare Plan, Insurance...... JVJV003490, which prays for a termina- approved on motion of Nielsen and sec- Athletico Management Llc, Athletic Train- vice...... 47.31 ...... 4,144.89 tion of our parent-child relationship to a ond of Hinde. Vote all aye. er...... 2,652.25 Weber Paper Company, Maint Supplies. Fund Total:...... 5,105.32 Lotts was elected president for 2018-19 B&B Lock & Key, Locks/Keys Supplies...... 478.87 Fund:Capital Projects and Freese vice president. Merfeld ad- ...... 312.60 Woods, Tammy, Supplies...... 73.89 Central Iowa Distributing, Inc, Entry Mats ministered the oath of office and Lotts as- Bern, Waylon, Supplies...... 120.00 Wymore, Scott, Bus Driver Meal...... 6.18 ...... 3,295.46 sumed the chair. Merfeld was re-appoint- Bingman, Brandy, Supplies...... 141.37 Fund Total:...... 164,491.24 Cooley Pumping, Nh Bleachers.3,200.00 ed as secretary for 2018-19 on motion of Bixby, Chad, Supplies...... 330.00 Fund: Activity Fund D & W Floor Covering, Bldg Repairs...... Public Notice Hinde and second of Tott with a salary of Bixby, Sarah, Registration Fee...... 35.00 Anema, Sarah, Official...... 75.00 ...... 31,496.26 $4000. Lotts administered the oath of of- Black Hawk County Extension, Registra- Ankeny Centennial Hs, Entry Fee.125.00 Hayes Bros Drainage, Dust Control...... 50638 Phone (319) 824-6933 fice. Vote all aye. tion Fee...... 90.00 Athletico Management Llc, Athletic Train- ...... 1,125.00 IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT FOR , Homestead: Defendant is advised that Law firms of Swisher & Cohrt and Ahlers Black Hills Energy, Natural Gas.... 154.53 er...... 2,652.25 I&S Group, Inc., Architect Service...... GRUNDY COUNTY STATE OF IOWA if the described real estate includes the & Cooney were appointed as legal coun- Bolton, Kevin, Supplies...... 60.00 Atlantic Coca-Cola Bottling Co, Supplies...... 7,226.72 Docket No. (Sale No.): 18-0438(1) homestead (which must not exceed 1/2 sel for 2018-19 on motion of Nielsen and Bsn Sports, Athletic Supplies...... 650.00 ...... 3,800.65 Iowa Direct, Outdoor B-Ball...... 5,395.00 Court No. EQCV059647 acre if within a city or town plat, or, if ru- second of Tott. Vote all aye. Carithers, Bill, Bus Physical...... 100.00 Bixby, Sarah, Football Meal...... 108.10 Johnson Controls Fire Protection, Bldg Special Execution PETITIONER : WELLS FARGO BANK, ral, must not exceed 40 acres), defendant The 2018-19 SIAC Committee was ap- Casey’s General Stores Inc, Gasoline, Black Hawk Rental Service, Equipment Maintenance...... 26,782.26 N.A. must file a homestead plat with the Sheriff proved as presented on motion of Freese Supplies...... 380.22 Repair...... 171.00 Konken Electric, Inc., Electrical Repairs. VS. within ten (10) days after service of this and second of Nielsen. Vote all aye. Cengage Learning, Textbooks... 1,108.80 Bsn Sports, Athletic Supplies.... 1,190.00 ...... 2,143.19 DEFENDANT : BEN J. KELLER - IN notice, or the Sheriff will have it platted Hinde, Lotts and Nielsen were appointed Central Iowa Distributing, Inc, Cleaning/ Buhr, Dean, Official...... 70.00 Lon’s Plumbing & Heating, Plbg/Htg Sup- REM; JENNIFER R. KELLER - IN REM and charge the costs to this case. to serve on the Butler, Black Hawk and Maint. Supplies...... 1,084.64 Buskohl, Dave, Official...... 70.00 plies...... 14,094.64 As a result of the judgment rendered in This sale not subject to redemption. Grundy County Conference Boards re- Central Rivers Aea, Services, Supplies... Casey’s General Stores Inc, Gasoline, Lynch Roofing & Siding, Inc., Roof Re- the above referenced court case, an ex- Property exemption: Certain money or spectively on motion of Tott and second ...... 3,618.22 Supplies...... 82.68 pairs...... 4,700.00 ecution was issued by the court to the property may be exempt. Contact your of Freese. Vote all aye. Century Link, Telephone Charges...... Cedar Falls Gun Club, Trapshooting Mastercard Corporate Clients, Supplies. Sheriff of this county. The execution or- attorney promptly to review specific pro- Being no further business, the organiza- ...... 966.64 Fees...... 50.00 ...... 918.99 dered the sale of defendant(s) Real Es- visions of the law and file appropriate no- tional meeting adjourned at 6:35. City Of Dike, Utilities...... 11,414.77 Cedar Falls High School, Entry Fee...... Midwest Computer Products,Inc., Com- tate Property to satisfy the judgment. The tice, if applicable. Lotts called the regular meeting to order City Of New Hartford, Utilities...... 432.15 ...... 240.00 puter Supplies/Equipment...... 5,963.03 property to be sold is: Lot 4 in Block 1 of Judgment Amt - $113,417.89; Costs - at 6:35 p.m. with members Freese, Hin- Continental Research Corp, Maint Sup- Cedar Rapids Washington Hs, Entry Fee Precision Concrete/Lawncare, Drainage Conrad Heights Addition to the Town of $410.00; Accruing Costs - Plus; Interest - de, Nielsen and Tott. Also present were plies...... 787.42 ...... 100.00 Project...... 56,037.96 Conrad, Iowa 4.25% of $113,417.89 from July 19, 2018 administrators Stockdale, Laube, Petullo Convergent Technologies, Camera Li- Central Rivers Aea, Services, Supplies... R&D Industries, Inc., Aud Projector...... Street Address: 722 Circle Drive, Conrad, = $2,007.34. and Textor. cense...... 162.00 ...... 75.25 ...... 3,565.01 Iowa 50621. Attorney is Davis Brown Law Firm (515) Visitors present included Waylon Bern, Cooley Pumping, Garbage Service...... Charles City High School, Entry Fee...... Riley’s Floors, Bldg Repairs.... 15,880.00 The described property will be offered for 288-2500. Chad Bixby, Jon Hilliard, Suzanne Mohlis ...... 292.00 ...... 40.00 Vips, Mirrors...... 1,090.00 sale at public auction for cash only as fol- Date: September 12, 2018 and Mike McCarter. Covenant Occupational Medicine, Bus Distributed Website Corp, Software...... Walsh Door & Hardware Co, Repair Ser- lows: Date of Sale is December 18, 2018, Sheriff: Rick D. Penning On motion of Hinde and second of Tott, Physical...... 100.00 ...... 250.00 vice...... 8,320.59 at 10 a.m., at the Grundy County Sheriff’s Deputy: By Deputy Bill Jorgensen the regular meeting agenda was ap- Danielsen, Dale, Bus Physical...... 20.00 Dohrn, Adam, Official...... 70.00 Weber, Laverne, Tree Removal...... Office, 705 8th St., Grundy Center, Iowa GR38-2 proved. Vote all aye. Distributed Website Corp, Software...... Freese, Jay, Official...... 175.00 ...... 5,450.00 Principal, Technology and Buildings & ...... 150.00 Garwood, Shantel, Membership... 128.00 Young Plumbing & Heating Co., Bldg Re- Grounds reports were reviewed with no Doors, Inc., Bldg Maint...... 886.00 Gbpac, Tickets...... 78.00 pairs...... 18,055.00 action taken. East, Kathryn, Mileage...... 109.20 Gibson Specialty, Supplies...... 150.00 Fund Total:...... 214,739.11 Stockdale reported that preliminary num- Ecowater Financial Services, Water Con- Goos, Jennie, Football Meal...... 123.35 Fund:Physical Plan & Equip Levy bers show a decrease of approx. 5 stu- ditioner...... 23.00 Graphic Edge, Athletic Supplies... 937.98 Harrison Truck Centers, Inc., Bus Re- Public Notice dents based on students served in our Eichmeier, Cody, Supplies...... 120.00 Grassley, Jay, Official...... 150.00 pairs...... 2,797.20 buildings. Official count day is October Gynzy Inc, Software...... 995.00 Griffiths, Fred, Official...... 100.00 School Bus Sales, Bus Repairs...... TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Anyone interested may appear at the 1 and certified enrollment numbers will be Harrison Truck Centers, Inc., Repair Gtm Sportswear, Supplies...... 1,586.17 ...... 3,162.66 is hereby given that on the 1st day of Oc- above stated time and place on Monday, reviewed at the next board meeting. Parts...... 707.31 Harms, Diane, Supplies...... 82.88 School Specialty Inc., Furniture.4,376.52 tober, 2018 6:30 PM at the Grundy Center October 1, 2018 for the public hearing and Discussion was held regarding yearbook Hawkeye Bookstore, Textbooks.2,736.00 Hemann, Dalton, Official...... 70.00 Time Clock Plus, Software...... 300.00 City Hall, in Grundy Center, Iowa, a public be heard or may file written comments in printing options. It was decided to allow Hawkeye Sheet Metal,Inc., Sheet Metal. Henry Schein, Athletic Supplies..... 63.07 Fund Total:...... 10,636.38 hearing will be held for Ordinances 543– person or mail to the City Clerk, Grundy the administration to make decisions re- ...... 60.00 Hopkins, John, Official...... 70.00 Fund:Debt Service Fund Chapter 69.09 – Parking Regulation, Center City Hall, 703 F Avenue, Grundy garding how to print the book, determine Hilliard, Ann, Supplies...... 60.00 Iowa Cheerleading Coaches Assn, Mem- Advanced Systems, Copier/Printer Limited Parking (10 min pickup spot- G Center, Iowa 50638 to be received in the costs, etc. moving forward. Hilliard, Jon, Supplies...... 87.96 bership...... 45.00 Lease...... 923.12 Avenue); Chapter 69.08 – No Parking (M City Clerk’s office before 6:30PM on the Resignations from Jim Amling – Van Hotsy Cleaning Equipment, Equipment Iowa Girls Coaches Assn, Membership... Canon Financial Services, Inc., Copier Avenue south side 10th – 12th Street); date set for said hearing. There is a copy Route Driver and Daimien Bennett – Repair...... 795.00 ...... 75.00 Lease...... 923.64 and Chapter 65.01 Special Stops Re- of the amendments currently available for Head JH Basketball Coach were ap- Houghton Mifflin, Textbooks...... 2,037.12 Iowa High School Music Assn., Registra- Fund Total:...... 1,846.76 quired (L Avenue & 13th Street) in the City review at City Hall. GR39-1 proved on motion of Nielsen and second Iowa Communications Network, Internet, tion Fee...... 69.00 Fund: Nutrition Fund of Grundy Center Code of Ordinances . of Tott. Vote all aye Long Distance...... 677.27 Iowa Sports Supply, Athletic Supplies..... Anderson Erickson Dairy, Milk/Dairy On motion of Nielsen and second of Hin- Iowa School Employee, Insurance...... 1,214.95 Products...... 2,387.31 de, contracts were approved for Jim Am- ...... 4,639.25 J.w.pepper, Music...... 92.79 Dike-New Hartford School, Prom Sup- ling – Bus Route Driver, Theresa Cook – Iowa State University, Registration Fee... Janesville Consolidated School, Entry plies...... 36.00 Van Route Driver and Teresa Tyler – Van ...... 40.00 Fee...... 30.00 Earthgrains Baking Co., Inc, Bread Prod- Route Driver. Vote all aye. Isfis, Gasb 75 Service...... 5,000.00 Johnson, Brent, Official...... 70.00 ucts...... 333.43 Grundy County The board reviewed tools to be used for Johnson Controls Fire Protection, Bldg Johnson, Tyler, Official...... 70.00 Ems Detergent Services, Supplies.407.00 the principal evaluation process which Maintenance...... 1,200.24 Kemper, Tom, Official...... 175.00 Kwik Star Stores, Gasoline/Supplies...... District Court were approved on motion of Nielsen and Johnson, Lori, Bus Physical...... 100.00 Kurtz, Christa, Official...... 230.00 ...... 45.86 second of Freese. Vote all aye. Johnstone Supply, Plbg/Htg Supplies...... Kwik Star Stores, Gasoline/Supplies...... Maranda Enterprises Llc, supplies.139.98 Revisions to policy 502.10 were approved ...... 236.38 ...... 294.02 Martin Bros Distributing Co, Food Prod- Marcie Dawn Hobbs, age and a $315 fine. On the second for the first reading on motion of Hinde Klug, Frances, Registration Fee..... 35.00 Learning City, Software...... 846.60 ucts/Supplies...... 8,589.51 28, Grundy Center. Pled guilty count, received a 30-day jail and second of Tott. Vote all aye. Knudsen, David, Supplies...... 60.00 Long, Kevin, Official...... 250.00 Mastercard Corporate Clients, Supplies. Preliminary results of the September 11, Konken Electric, Inc., Electrical Repairs. Marshalltown High School, Entry Fee...... 38.97 to Possession of Controlled sentence with 28 days suspend- 2018 PPEL election were reviewed show- ...... 6,287.07 ...... 150.00 Rapids, Food Service Supplies. 1,091.35 Substance—Marijuana First ed and in concurrence with the ing the renewal of our current $0.50 levy Kwik Star Stores, Gasoline/Supplies...... Martin Bros Distributing Co, Food Prod- United Healthcare Plan, Insurance.454.09 Offense and Possession of Con- first count, a $315 fine, a $315 which was supported by approx. 90% of ...... 673.56 ucts/Supplies...... 277.44 Fund Total:...... 13,523.50 trolled Substance—Metham- suspended fine and one year of DNH voters. Laube, Irv, Supplies...... 120.00 Mastercard Corporate Clients, Supplies. Fund:Preschool Bills of the General, Activity and Nutrition Learning Ally, Software...... 1,099.00 ...... 4,143.53 Martin Bros Distributing Co, Food Prod- phetamine First Offense, both informal probation. funds were approved for payment on mo- Lon’s Plumbing & Heating, Plbg/Htg Sup- Midi Lieder, Registration Fee...... 60.00 ucts/Supplies...... 181.34 serious misdemeanors, on Sep- Nicholas Edward Miller, tion of Nielsen and second of Hinde. Vote plies...... 143.56 Montgomery, Doren, Official...... 100.00 United Healthcare Plan, Insurance.271.74 tember 17. On the first count, age 37, Waterloo. Pled guilty to all aye. Lorenz, Gary Or Paula, Non Public Myers-Cox Co., Concessions Supplies... Fund Total:...... 453.08 On motion of Hinde and second of Tott, Transp...... 401.50 ...... 2,868.10 Checking Acct Total received a seven day jail sen- Public Consumption or Intox- Financial Reports of the General, Activi- Mai, Sabrina, Registration Fee...... 45.00 National Mississippi, Field Trip..... 634.00 Checking Account Total:...... 448,361.47 tence with five days suspended ication, a simple misdemeanor ty and Nutrition funds were approved as Mastercard Corporate Clients, Supplies. Neuroth, Kirk, Official...... 305.00 GR39-1 and in concurrence with count under the Grundy Center city presented. Vote all aye...... 7,245.12 Nitz, Dave, Official...... 175.00 two, one year of informal pro- code, on September 18. Re- bation, a $315 suspended fine ceived a $100 fine.

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Scholten Ernst From page 1 care is at an all-time high… We “In my neck of the woods, From page 3 with choice at the pump year think there’s any way that we “I was working in one of the have to address those issues.” forever we used to hear ‘That’s in that instead of trying round, our corn growers, our can dispute that,” she said. most booming economies in The candidate praised just Steve being Steve.’ We to educate on ‘How do we soybean growers and so on and “We can have all kinds of not only the U.S. but the world, Republican U.S. Senator don’t hear that anymore,” help survivors,’ why don’t so forth.” debate, all day and night, but and to come back and try to Charles Grassley for his Scholten said. “He spends more we refocus education on Some constituents who the bottom line is (that) as a find a job in Sioux City was willingness to address on international travel than all how to stop someone from made the trip north from federal government, we need to very tough on me.” agricultural matters like of the other Iowa delegates disrespecting another person in Marshalltown sought guidance be ready to respond and make At his 20-year high school corporate consolidation and the combined, including both that manner?” she asked. “Why on Federal Emergency sure we’re caring for those who reunion, the 38-year-old ongoing trade war as a result Senators. We talk about that a are we not educating what’s Management Agency (FEMA) are affected.” Scholten noticed that most of of tariffs that President Donald lot, but when it comes from a appropriate and what’s not aid in the aftermath of the July As the first female combat his classmates had left Sioux Trump slapped on imported Democrat, it falls on deaf ears.” appropriate? We have to think tornado that devastated the veteran to be elected to the City—the fourth largest city in goods. Another key plank on differently in this country… downtown area, the Lennox Senate, Ernst has also been a Iowa, with a population around “Right now, we’re Scholten’s platform is a We need to stop sexual assault factory, the JBS Swift pork- key voice on military issues 85,000—and permanently borrowing money from China national infrastructure project, before it ever happens. Then processing plant and a low- and VA claims for retired and moved elsewhere. Seven to give to our farmers to not an idea that has enjoyed you don’t have a survivor to income neighborhood in the disabled service members. A months later, he launched sell our products to China. And bipartisan support without worry about.” northeast section of the city. bipartisan group of lawmakers a bid for the House of if we get out of these markets, much action to match it. One Mrs. Helgen switched gears President Trump signed a has coalesced around a new Representatives, and in June, it’s scary,” Scholten said. “It’s attendee even joked that if to address the separations presidential disaster declaration bill that would expand benefits he handily defeated Leann not like these (agribusiness) Highway 20 had been made and eventual reunifications of in September but denied for sailors and Marines who Jacobsen and John Paschen companies have loyalty to Iowa four lanes all the way from families at the southern border, individual assistance to affected served during the Vietnam in a three-way primary. Come farmers. So when it comes Sioux City to Dubuque sooner, and Ernst claimed that non- homeowners. War and suffer from issues November, Scholten will face down to it, who’s fighting for the fourth district wouldn’t be parental adults fraudulently “There are a number of related to Agent Orange, but off with King, the controversial the Iowa farmer?” so overwhelmingly Republican attempting to gain asylum by people that had everything VA Secretary Robert Wilkie has and staunchly conservative The territory of the fourth today. using children have slowed destroyed, and it’s going to take thus far opposed the measure. incumbent congressman, in district, which covers 39 “Both sides talk about it, the process. The Senator is a a lot to get back on their feet,” Grundy Center High one of the reddest districts in counties from the northwest but nobody does anything,” co-sponsor of two bills that attendee Dennis Myers said. School senior Zach Delfs got America. corner of Iowa all the way east he said. “We have a lot of would ban family separations “It’s things like this that the in the final question of the As he transitioned from to Chickasaw County, is among politicians out there. We don’t in the future. government needs to look at… day and asked Senator Ernst his own history to the policies the most productive in all of have lawmakers, and that’s “Now, they’re kind of We should be addressing that about students struggling with he would seek to enact in the country. Scholten pledged what I want to change.” struggling to connect who’s and helping to get those people learning and hunger due to Washington, D.C., Scholten, to be tough on “small refinery According to recent polls, really family and who was some kind of funding.” the “healthy meals” program after decrying the abundance waivers,” exemptions from the Scholten has cut the gap with paid to bring children into Ernst responded that she promoted by former First Lady of “special interest and self- Renewable Fuel Standard that Congressman King to six the country,” she said. “There had toured the damages in Michelle Obama. interest” on Capitol Hill, touted in his opinion, which he shares points. He plans to continue to is a proper process if you’re Marshalltown shortly after Other topics of discussion a public option for health with Grassley and Senator Joni make stops in every county and seeking asylum in the United the July 19 storm and noted included telecom regulations, care, a Medicare buy-in at age Ernst, have benefited petroleum use both print and broadcast States… It’s not just once that the financial loss must the Farm Bill, the Renewable 55, reproductive services for companies at the expense of media to reach as many they’ve gotten caught crossing meet a certain threshold for Fuel Standard, conservation women, and an increased focus Iowa corn farmers. potential voters as possible. He the border illegally.” federal funding—specifically practices, a vaccine bank, on mental health, specifically Questions from the largely noted that because President Two area business owners referencing a flood and a childcare and paid family leave, mentioning an uptick in suicide friendly audience covered Trump himself, former expressed “disappointment” tornado in Bondurant within a elder care, work requirements among farmers and veterans. topics like how Scholten Governor Terry Branstad and with the failure of Congress to brief timeframe that both failed for Supplemental Nutritional Scholten, who is not would rein in the executive Senators Grassley and Ernst pass an immigration reform bill to qualify. Assistance Program (SNAP) accepting money from power of President Trump won’t be on the ballot this year and create stability for those “What happens if you add benefits, labeling for so-called corporate political action if elected, net neutrality, (and because straight ticket who utilize work visas, and one all of these disasters up that are “fake meat” and support for committees (PACs), questioned campaign donations, organized voting was eliminated in a bill suggested a compromise that happening one after another? Israel. claims about the current labor, child care, separation of Branstad signed last year), he would include unlimited visas Is there a way that we as the Eldora farmer Dave Petty strength of the economy and church and state, immigration likes his chances if constituents as long as jobs were posted federal government can take endorsed Ernst’s work as a whether it was really working reform and inevitably, his have to make a “conscious locally first and guaranteed a a look at if you have ‘X’ lawmaker and thanked her for for middle and lower income opponent, a firebrand known in choice” to cast a vote for King. $15 hourly wage with benefits. number of disasters or a certain her service to the U.S. near the Americans. Congress as a hardliner against “I promise you that between Ernst is an outspoken threshold of damage?” Ernst end of the meeting as a retort to “For who? Who’s the citizenship or legal residency now and November 6, you’re advocate for the Renewable asked. “That might be a way Duhn’s earlier claim. economy (great) for? I don’t for individuals who enter the going to be sick of my voice, Fuel Standard (RFS), a law that that we can move forward with “There are a lot of us in this have money in the stock country illegally. and you’re going to be sick sets the required percentage of helping some of those folks room that absolutely think you market,” he said. “When you King has thus far rejected of my face,” Scholten said. corn-based ethanol blended into out.” know what you’re doing, so I see stats like 60 percent of calls for a debate, citing the “I’m confident that when I go gasoline, and several attendees During a post-meeting just want you to know that,” Americans can’t handle a $500 potential for “name-calling” to bed on the night before the inquired about agriculture- interview, Ernst was asked if Petty said. “Having a wife, emergency, when you see without “a clear division on election, I can have a decent related policies during the visit. the severe storms offered proof daughter and granddaughters, I that the average 30-year-old issues,” and Scholten criticized night because I know I’ve put “I think we’re getting very of man-made climate change. very much appreciate how you gets paid what a 30-year-old him for missing committee everything on the line, and close with the President on “Our climate has been stand up for the women of this did 30 years ago, when tuition meetings and traveling to we’ve put everything we did to the E15 (15 percent blend) changing since the Earth was country.” costs are at an all-time high, Europe to meet with far-right beat (King).” year round, so we’ll continue formed. First we were facing Senator Ernst is not up for and student loans, when health leaders. working on that,” Ernst an Ice Age, then it was global re-election this November but said. “That would be really warming, and now we’re back will be on the ballot again in helpful, not just to our ethanol to just climate change. The 2020. producers but to our consumers climate does change. I don’t www.thegrundyregister.com Grundy SPORTS RegisterThursday, September 27, 2018 13

Pirates blank BCLUW Rebels bounce Baxter D-NH trounces Lynx HUDSON – The BCLUW as BCLUW welcomes Wapsie GLADBROOK – The Glad- football team ran into a tough Valley (4-1, 1-1 district) for a brook-Reinbeck football team Hudson team on Friday night, homecoming game in Conrad won its third-straight game, rein district opener with the Pirates pounding away on Friday. maining undefeated in district TROY MILLS – After allow- for a 49-0 win in district play. play with a 54-4 victory over ing the first score of the game, BCLUW fell to 1-4 overall BCLUW 0 0 0 0 — 0 Baxter on Friday. Dike-New Hartford football rat- and 0-2 in district action, while Hudson 14 8 13 14 — 49 G-R and AGWSR are alone tled off 49 unanswered points, Hudson moved to 5-0 and 3-0, atop the 8-Player District 5 rolling past North Linn 49-6 in Hud–Ethan Fulcher 82 run (Austin standings at 3-0. The Rebels respectively. Appleton kick) a district opener for both teams The Comets were held to Hud–Fulcher 15 run (Appleton kick) improved to 3-2 overall, while on Friday. 87 yards of total offense by the Hud–Christian Seres 4 run (kick Baxter fell to 1-4 overall and The Wolverines remain un- failed) Hudson defense. Jessie Moore 1-2 in district play. defeated at 5-0 while North Hud–Safety Colton Clark hauled in two completed four of 10 passes for Hud–Seres 1 run (Appleton kick) Linn falls to 3-2 overall. 48 yards and Dalton Critchfield Hud–Seres 11 run (kick failed) touchdown passes from Jackson Cade Bennett rushed 11 had eight rushes for 18 yards, Hud–Seres 15 run (Appleton kick) Kiburis and ran for one more times for 173 yards and two with Koty Kruse adding 16 totes Hud–Joe Culham 12 run (Appleton as part of a 30-point first quar- kick) touchdowns, with Cade Fuller for 13 yards. ter for G-R. Clark finished with adding two rushing touchdowns Rushing 71 yards on seven carries, while Jackson Kiburis Hudson’s Christian Seres BCLUW–Dalton Critchfield 8-18, on six totes for 73 yards. ran for four touchdowns on Koty Kruse 16-13, Jessie Moore 9-8. Kiburis completed all three of Brennan Becker drew first 25 carries for 251 yards and Hud–Seres 25-251, Fulcher 3-103, his passes on Friday for a total blood with a 3-yard run for Culham 6-48, Jackson Lehr 2-8. of 76 yards and two touchdowns (Aiden Wyatt run) Ethan Fulcher contributed three G-R–Sam Mussig interception re- North Linn with 9:05 left in the Cade Fuller Passing while also rushing for another carries for 103 yards, two of BCLUW–Moore 4-10, 48 yards. turn (run failed) first quarter after Carter John- touchdown on five carries. G-R–Kiburis 35 run (Eli Thede pass NL–Brennan Becker 3 run (run which went for touchdowns – Hud–Jacob Murray 3-10-2, 62 son returned an interception of failed) yards. Baxter’s four points came from Kiburis) including an 82-yard carry that G-R–Clark 46 run (pass failed) a Drew Sonnenberg pass to the D-NH–Cade Bennett 57 run (Isaac opened the scoring in the first Receiving on two safeties in the second Jorgensen kick) BCLUW–Jack Garber 3-33, G-R–Wyatt 38 run (run failed) three-yard line. quarter for the Pirates. Hudson and fourth quarters, with Ethan G-R–Wyatt interception return (run Bennett responed with his D-NH–Drew Sonnenberg 1 run (Jor- Critchield 1-15. Gienger’s 3-yard run in the gensen kick) also recovered three BCLUW Hud–Trey Jochumsen 2-40, Fulcher failed) first touchdown of the night, a fourth quarter the only scoring Bax–Safety D-NH–Tim Koop 33 pass from Son- fumbles. 1-22. 57-yard run to take a 7-6 lead nenberg (Jorgensen kick) Tackle leaders (solo-ast-total) by the Rebels in the second half G-R–Ethan Gienger 3 run (kick Jack Garber and Moore came with 5:02 left in the first quarter. D-NH–Cade Fuller 49 run (Jor- BCLUW–Noah Cross 6-1-6.5; Noah to build on G-R’s 48-2 halftime failed) up with interceptions of Hud- Bax–Safety D-NH scored again on a one- gensen kick) Lehman 6-1-6.5; Kruse 5-0-5; Evan En- lead. D-NH–Bennett 3 run (Jorgensen son quarterback Jacob Murray, gle 4-0-4; Garber 3-1-3.5; Erick Knott yard Sonnenberg run with un- The Rebel defense gener- Rushing kick) while Noah Cross and Noah 2-3-3.5; Cameron Critchfield 3-0-3. der two minutes left in the first D-NH–Fuller 7 run (Jorgensen kick) Interceptions: BCLUW (Garber, ated six turnovers on Friday Bax–Brendyn Padget 6-24, Peyton Lehman topped the tackle charts Johnson 1-2, Andrew Esqueda 3-2, Dal- quarter. D-NH–Drew Larson 7 run (Jor- after both came up with 6.5 total Moore). – Eli Thede, Sam Mussig and gensen kick) Fumble recoveries: Hud (Fulcher, ton Heer 3-(-2), Rory Heer 8-(-3). In the second quarter, the stops in Friday’s game. Aiden Wyatt came down with G-R–Colton Clark 7-71, Jackson Wolverines went on a tear, scor- Carter Swope, Aiden Zook). Rushing The tough tests continue interceptions, with Mussig and Kiburis 5-52, Aiden Wyatt 1-38, Keagan ing three times in less than five Giesking 4-8, Ethan Gienger 3-6, Kaleb D-NH–Cade Bennett 11-173, Cade Wyatt returning their picks for minutes on a Tim Koop touch- touchdowns. Tyson Creswell, Hendricks 1-1, Drake Blakesley 1-(-1), Fuller 6-73, Noah Epley 8-41, Ka- down catch and scores from leb Brouwer 3-18, Drew Larson 2-10, Jace Petersen and Thede also Lane Bach 4-(-4), Tom Smith 5-(-18). Passing Fuller and Bennett for a 35-6 Tristan Cleveland 3-8, Nathan Moore came up with fumble recover- Bax–Padget 9-23-3, 69 yards. 3-8, Drew Sonnenberg 2-5. halftime lead. NL–Austin Miller 13-20, David Cougars blast Meskwaki, 58-0 ies. G-R–Kiburis 3-3-0, 76 yards. With 6:58 left in the third, Mussig had six total tackles Receiving Seber 3-20, Becker 12-18, Austin West MESKWAKI SETTLE- up with 5.5 total tackles. Fuller’s 7-yard run set the con- 2-7, Brady Henderson 2-6, Quinn Rech- to lead G-R’s defense on Fri- Bax–Carter Nelsen 4-38, R. Heer MENT – The AGWSR football AGWSR hosts Melcher-Dal- 4-23, Johnson 1-8. tinuous clock in motion. D-NH kemmer 2-1, Andrew Peiffer 1-1. team scored 28 points in the las for homecoming this Friday. day, with Lane Bach adding 5.5 G-R–Clark 3-76. kicker Isaac Jorgensen im- Passing stops. G-R tackle leaders (solo-ast-to- D-NH–Sonnenberg 6-14-1, 95 first quarter of a 58-0 romp over The Saints are 2-3 overall and proved to 28-of-28 on point-af- yards; Moore 0-1, 0 yards. Meskwaki on Friday. 2-1 in district after defeating tal): Sam Mussig 4-4-6; Bach 4-3-5.5; Baxter 0 2 0 2 — 4 Giesking 2-1-2.5; Ridge Van Daele 2-1- ter attempts this season and NL–Miller 4-14-1, 23 yards. The Cougars improved to 3-2 Twin Cedars 60-56 last Friday. G-R 30 18 0 6 — 54 2.5. improved his touchback ratio Receiving overall and 3-0 in 8-Player Dis- Interceptions: G-R (Mussig, Eli on kickoffs to 28 out of 33 total D-NH–Tim Koop 2-40, Fuller 1-23, trict 5, joining Gladbrook-Rein- AGWSR 28 14 16 0 — 58 G-R–Colton Clark 13 pass from Thede, Wyatt). Fumble recoveries: G-R Bennett 1-20, Cleveland 1-12, Jake kickoffs this season. Landphair 1-0. beck atop the district as the two Meskwaki 0 0 0 0 — 0 Jackson Kiburis (Clark run) (Tyson Creswell, Jace Petersen, Thede). Fuller added an interception G-R–Clark 50 pass from Kiburis NL–Henderson 3-19, Seber 1-4. remaining undefeated teams in AGWSR–Jaden Penning 75 run and Ryan Moore recovered a Tackle leaders (solo-ast-total) the district. (Christoffer Moeller kick) fumble and had 4.5 total tack- D-NH–Daniel Graves 3-4-5; Ryan Cale Culver and Jaden Pen- AGWSR–Penning 20 pass from Ti- les. Daniel Graves led the Wol- Moore 4-1-4.5; Kaleb Brouwer 1-5-3.5; Owen Goos 1-5-3.5; Nathan Graves ning both crossed the 100-yard tan Opperman (kick failed) verines with five total tackles on AGWSR–Safety 2-3-3.5; Epley 2-2-3; Landphair 1-3- rushing mark on Friday, with AGWSR–Opperman 1 run (Moeller Friday night. 2.5. Culver carrying five times for kick) Fall Standings Dike-New Hartford travels NL–West 4-6-7; Miller 4-5-6.5; 107 yards and two touchdowns AGWSR–Penning 3 run (kick to East Marshall (0-5, 0-1) on Rechkemmer 4-4-6; Henderson 3-4-5. and Penning adding a couple of failed) (Games played through Sept. Class 8-Player District 5 Interceptions: D-NH (Fuller); NL Friday night. (Carter Johnson). Fumble recoveries: rushing touchdowns on three AGWSR–Chase Harms 47 pass 23) District Overall from Opperman (Moeller kick) D-NH (R. Moore). Football Team W L W L D-NH 14 21 7 7 — 49 carries for 102 yards and also AGWSR–Harms 34 pass from Op- NLinn 6 0 0 0 — 6 hauling in a 20-yard pass from perman (Moeller kick) AGWSR 3 0 3 2 Titan Opperman for a touch- AGWSR–Culver 54 run (Moeller Class 1A District 6 Glad-Rein 3 0 3 2 down in the first quarter. kick) District Over- Twin Cedars 2 1 3 3 Opperman finished with AGWSR–Safety all Melcher-Dallas 2 1 2 3 AGWSR–Culver 24 run (Moeller Team W L W L Baxter 1 2 1 4 three TDs on five completions kick) on Friday for a total of 143 D-NH 1 0 5 0 Collins-Maxwell1 2 1 5 Spartans stop GMG yards. Chase Harms caught two (AGWSR stats only) IC Regina 1 0 2 3 Colo-NESCO 0 3 0 6 By JAKE RYDER ter. Before halftime, Knaack of those touchdown passes for a Rushing: Cale Culver 5-107, Jaden South Hardin 1 0 2 3 Meskwaki 0 3 0 5 The Grundy Register had punched in his first touch- Penning 3-102, Brody Roder 4-22, Zach North Linn 0 1 3 2 Defense put Grundy Center down run of the night, with Cale total of 81 yards. Johnson 4-11, Darren Veld 2-8, Titan In addition to posting the Opperman 2-7, Filip Andersen 2-(-5). Jesup 0 1 1 4 Last Friday’s games football in position to win on Hendricks hauling in a 15-yard shutout, the AGWSR defense Passing: Opperman 5-7-1, 143 East Marshall 0 1 0 5 AGWSR 58, Meskwaki 0 Friday night, with a 38-0 tri- touchdown pass from Logan forced four turnovers, including yards. C-M 42, Colo-NESCO 20 umph over GMG to stay unde- Knaack for a 28-0 Spartan lead Receiving: Chase Harms 2-81, feated in district play. at halftime. three interceptions – one each Last Friday’s games G-R 54, Baxter 4 Jaden Penning 3-62. D-NH 49, North Linn 6 Melcher-Dallas 60, Twin Ce- The Spartans improved to In the third quarter, Hen- for Lane Abbas, Harms and Tackle leaders (solo-ast-total): Rod- 4-1 overall and 3-0 in the dis- dricks drilled a 31-yard field Penning and a recovered fumble er 6-3-7.5; Culver 5-1-5.5; Tanner We- IC Regina 28, East Marshall 0 dars 56 ichers 3-2-4; Zach Crain 2-3-3.5; Day- South Hardin 34, Jesup 12 Friday’s games trict with a big game coming up goal and Knaack’s 5-yard by Dalton Haley. on Friday in Traer against North touchdown run started the con- Brody Roder was the leading ton Haley 2-3-3.5. Friday’s games Baxter at Twin Cedars Interceptions: AGWSR (Lane Ab- D-NH at East Marshall G-R at Collins-Maxwell Tama. tinuous clock. tackler for the Cougars with 7.5 bas, Harms, Penning). Fumble recover- Caleb Kuiper ran five times In a loaded district, Friday’s North Linn at Jesup Melcher-Dallas at AGWSR total stops, with Culver coming ies: AGWSR (Haley). for 28 yards and two touch- game in Traer signals the be- South Hardin at IC Regina Meskwaki at Colo-NESCO downs and Austin Knaack add- ginning of what will be an epic ed a pair of touchdowns on the grind for the Spartans, with Class A District 7 Volleyball ground, accounting for 79 total games against North Tama, a District Overall NICL East yards and 11 carries in the pro- non-district game against Ma- What are they ranked? Team W L W L Conf. Overall cess. son City Newman for home- Cross country Class 1A. The Wolverines’ Grundy Center 3 0 4 1 Team W L W L Grundy Center only gained coming, and then finishing with The Dike-New Hartford highest rating is a No. 1 spot Hudson 3 0 5 0 D-NH 5 0 22 9 217 total yards of offense on Hudson and Wapsie Valley. girls team is ranked No. 14 in from the Cedar Rapids Gazette. North Tama 2 1 4 1 Union 4 1 15 8 Friday, which says more about “We don’t want to get caught Class 2A. The D-NH boys are Van Meter, which earned No. 1 Wapsie Valley 1 1 4 1 W’loo Columbus3 2 15 10 the other two phases of the game up in any other stuff that’d take listed as a team to watch in 2A. in three different polls including East Buchanan 0 2 2 3 Hudson 3 2 21 5 putting the offense in a good po- us out of our routine,” Thoren Iowa Falls-Alden/AGWSR’s Radio Iowa and the Des Moines BCLUW 0 2 1 4 Sumner-Fred. 3 3 8 19 sition, Grundy Center football said. “This is a game like any Aubrie Fisher checks in at No. Register, is the composite No. 1 GMG 0 3 1 4 Denver 2 3 17 11 coach Brent Thoren noted. other coming up on Friday and 8 on the Class 3A girls invididu- in 1A. Wapsie Valley 2 3 13 8 “Offensively, I think we were we’ll have another game simi- al rankings. Her teammate, Ellie Last Friday’s games Jesup 1 3 18 11 a little inconsistent,” Thoren lar down the road. We’re being Meyer is 27th. Volleyball Grundy Center 38, GMG 0 A-P 0 5 6 11 said. “But we had a short field consistent with what we’re do- Dike-New Hartford’s Taylor Dike-New Hartford slipped Hudson 49, BCLUW 0 the majority of the night being and maximizing our prac- Kvale ranks No. 12 out of indi- a spot to No. 6 in Class 2A with North Tama 7, East Buchanan 6 NICL West cause of our defense and special tice time to make sure that we vidual girl runners in 2A. a record of 16-7, flipping spots WV 15, South Winneshiek 12 Conf. Overall teams. We played well enough all have a clear understanding of to get a comfortable lead even the objective, and we don’t want BCLUW’s Caleb Silver is with Sidney (21-2) in the IGH- (ND) Team W L W L Friday’s games Grundy Center 3 0 26 1 though we seemed sluggish all to change anything on how we ranked No. 16 in the 1A boys SAU rankings. Grundy Center night, but that’s a credit to what prepare that would take us off Grundy Center at North Tama BCLUW 4 1 14 7 individual rankings. remains No. 1 in 2A, though GMG was doing, too.” that routine.” Dyersville Beckman, currently GMG at East Buchanan Glad-Rein 3 1 19 4 Jensen Clapp averaged 39 Football ranked No. 2, is the only re- Wapsie Valley at BCLUW West Marshall 2 1 9 12 yards per punt on four punts on GC 14 14 10 0 — 38 Using a composite of six maining undefeated team in 2A. Saint Ansgar at Hudson (ND) East Marshall 2 3 8 14 Friday, while the Grundy Center GMG 0 0 0 0 — 0 different ranking systems from In Class 1A, Gladbrook-Re- South Hardin 0 4 2 10 defense forced five lost fumbles across the state, Dike-New inbeck (18-4) remained steady AGWSR 0 4 5 14 GC–Caleb Kuiper 5 run (Cale Hen- for GMG, with Cole Heideman, dricks kick) Hartford is ranked No. 2 in at No. 12. Knaack, Jesse Mackie, Zach GC–Kuiper 2 run (Hendricks kick) Opheim and Wes Willis flipping GC–Austin Knaack 12 run (Hen- the field on the fumble recover- dricks kick) This week’s schedule ies. GC–Hendricks 15 pass from Logan Willis also led the Spartans Knaack (Hendricks kick) Thursday, Sept. 27 in Eldora, 9:30 a.m. GC–Hendricks 31 FG with 7.5 total stops with Opheim Cross country: GC/G-R at Volleyball: Grundy Center GC–A. Knaack 5 run (Hendricks adding two quarterback sacks. Dunkerton, 4 p.m. at Waverly-Shell Rock tourna- kick) Are you a print subscriber already? The defense also kept Grun- Rushing Volleyball: G-R at Hudson, ment, 9 a.m. dy Center from taking any dam- GC–Austin Knaack 11-79, Logan 7:30 p.m. Volleyball: BCLUW at Wa- age on the scoreboard when Knaack 8-46, Caleb Kuiper 5-28, Jesse Our print subscriptions include Friday, Sept. 28 terloo Columbus tournament, 9 Grundy Center lost a couple of Mackie 1-5. Football: Grundy Center at a.m. Passing access to the e-edition at fumbles on Friday. GC–L. Knaack 5-12, 59 yards, TD. no extra cost. North Tama, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2 “There were a couple of Receiving Football: G-R at Col- Cross country: GC/G-R, times that are backs were GC–Nick Ascher 1-23, Hendricks lins-Maxwell, 7 p.m. BCLUW at D-NH, Fox Ridge against the wall,” Thoren said. 1-15, Zach Opheim 2-12, Will Grames Football: Wapsie Valley at in Dike, 4:45 p.m. “The defense made some key 1-9. BCLUW, 7 p.m. Volleyball: Grundy Center at Tackle leaders (solo-ast-total) If you are a print subscriber stops for us and has just been GC–Wes Willis 6-3-7.5; Kolby Football: Melcher-Dallas at East Marshall, 7:30 p.m. playing pretty consistent. When and would like access to Muller 4-2-5; Mackie 2-5-4.5; Jensen AGWSR, 7 p.m. Volleyball: West Marshall at they were challenged with those the e-edition, please call Clapp 2-4-4; Tanner Appel 1-4-3; Pay- Football: D-NH at East Mar- G-R, 7:30 p.m. scenarios, they played good ton McMartin 1-4-3; Matthew Sternha- our circulation department shall, 7 p.m. Volleyball: South Hardin at team defense.” gen 2-2-3. at 1-800-558-1244 Saturday, Sept. 29 AGWSR, 7:30 p.m. Kuiper’s two touchdown Fumble recoveries ext 122 or email at runs both came in the first quar- GC–Cole Heideman, A. Knaack, Cross country: BCLUW at Volleyball: Denver at D-NH, Mackie, Opheim, Willis. [email protected] South Hardin Invite, Pine Lake 7:30 p.m. 14 Thursday, September 27, 2018Grundy SPORTS Register www.thegrundyregister.com Spartans sweep Cougars SUMNER – The top-ranked Grundy Center volleyball team defeated Sumner-Fredericks- burg in straight sets last Tues- day in an inter-North Iowa Ce- dar League matchup. The Spartans won 25-18, 25-18, 25-18. Hailey Wallis led The members of the IGHSAU Student-Athlete Committee gathered for their first meeting on Wednes- the Grundy Center attack with day, Sept. 12 at IGHSAU’s offices in Des Moines. Front row, left to right: Reegan Zinkula, Grundy 12 kills and added nine digs Center; Payton Douglass, Panorama; Sydney Hartsock, Creston; Faith Carpenter, Nashua-Plain- and two blocks. Kylie Willis field. Back row: Sydney Lane, Grand View Christian; Halle Brester, Sergeant Bluff-Luton; Carli contributed 11 kills and nine Spelhaug, Pleasant Valley; Carly Campbell, Williamsburg; Riley Bell, Central Decatur; Maddie Pe- digs and Brooke Flater had 10 terson, Central DeWitt, Jasmine Rumley, Ankeny. (Photo from IGHSAU) kills with two blocks. Emerson Kracht distributed 34 assists and was 16-of-17 serving with one ace. Mariah Nuss led the Cou- Zinkula selected to new gars with eight kills, but Sumner-Fredericksburg mus- tered just 23 kills on 105 at- IGHSAU committee tempts, compared to 43-of-118 By JAKE RYDER giving student-athletes their Director Jason Eslinger and Ex- kills to kill attempts for the The Grundy Register own voices to communicate ecutive Director Jean Berger, in Spartans. Kyah Luhring was the Reegan Zinkula made a big with the IGHSAU's Represen- addition to discussing the goals big helper in the back row with first impression on Dan Brey- tative Council and Board of Di- of the group. Finally, the girls 16 digs for the Spartans. fogle. rectors. worked together on an activity One of the first e-mails in The committee will assist in familiar to IGHSAU directors GC 25 25 25 S-F 18 18 18 Breyfogle's inbox after taking promoting the educational value – mapping out a volleyball clas- Kills–Hailey Wallis 12, Kylie Willis over as Grundy Center's activi- of interscholastic athletics, pro- sification for postseason play. 11, Brooke Flater 10. Assists–Emerson ties director was from Zinkula. vide feedback for issues dealing "We learned how hard and Kracht 34. Digs–Kyah Luhring 16, Hai- "She was e-mailing me about with sportsmanship, safety, stu- stressful it can be to please ev- ley Wallis 9, Willis 9, Frannie Brown 8. Blocks–Flater 2, Kracht 2, Claire Verly The Rebels' Meriah Wittgreve punches the volleyball past the updating the cross country sign dent leadership and participa- eryone," Zinkula said. 2, Wallis 2. Serving–Kracht 16-17, ace; at the golf course and whether tion and serve as ambassadors The group will meet three Wallis 10-10, ace; Jacque Kuester 10- block of South Hardin's Rylee Nelson during NICL West play we could get funding for that, at state tournaments throughout times a year, with future meet- 12, ace; Brown 9-11, ace. Thursday. (Scott Bierle/Mid-America Publishing) organizing this or that," Brey- the year. ings to come in winter and fogle said. "She's impressed me Joining Zinkula on the spring in addition to conference ever since." committee this year are Carly calls throughout the year. Rebels catch Tigers, 3-0 In a senior class at Grun- Zinkula participates in cross Campbell of Williamsburg; Jas- ELDORA – Saari Kuehl of-16 serving with three aces, dy Center that Breyfogle not- country, tennis and basketball mine Rumley of Ankeny; Syd- administered 11 kills in Glad- while Rachel Cooley converted ed had "a lot of great leaders," for the Spartans and is also a Ranked ney Hartsock of Creston; Faith brook-Reinbeck’s straight-set 16-of-17 serves with four ace it was Zinkula that Breyfogle member of FFA, student senate Carpenter of Nashua-Plain- victory over NICL West foe serves. Jada Schlampp added an nominated to represent Grundy and is in musical theatre. field; Halle Brester of Sergeant Clippers South Hardin last Thursday 18-for-19 performance, drop- Center as part of the Iowa Girls "There are a lot of talented Bluff-Luton; Payton Douglass night. ping in three aces. High School Athletic Union's girls that could have been se- of Panorama; Sydney Lane of The Rebels, ranked No. 12 The Rebels scored on 25 newly-formed Student-Athlete Grand View Christian; Carlee lected, so it is a huge honor to nip Comets DUNKERTON – Clear in Class 1A, won 25-13, 25-20, of their 60 attack attempts and Advisory Committee. be one of the high school girls Spelhaug of Pleasant Valley; 25-10. G-R improved to 3-1 in committed just eight attack er- Out of about 100 applicants, selected," Zinkula said. "I am Creek-Amana won a close Maddie Peterson of Central De- North Iowa Cedar League West rors (28.3 percent efficiency). the IGHSAU selected 11 girls Witt and Riley Bell from Cen- most excited about brainstorm- straight-set victory over BCLUW in the championship play. that represent a variety of sec- tral Decatur. ing new ideas that can help with G-R 25 25 25 of a Dunkerton tournament on Kuehl added 20 digs for the tions of the state, with two soph- All 11 members were select- improving girls athletics as a Rebels. Meriah Wittgreve put S. Hardin 13 20 10 omores, six juniors and three ed for two-year terms, with the whole and in our surrounding Saturday. down six kills and added two G-R seniors. exception of Zinkula and the se- area. The Comets defeated North- blocks. Alyssa Morgan led the "She really struck me as niors, who will only serve one "Ladies like [IGHSAU As- Kills–Saari Kuehl 11, Meriah wood-Kensett and West Central back-row defense with 25 digs Wittgreve 6, Justina Eggers 5. Assists– someone that would be pro-ath- year before graduation. sistant Director] Lisa Brinkmey- in pool play in straight sets, but and Rachel Cooley contributed Madison Denny-Weber 25. Digs–Alys- lete, pro-girl and that's what this Zinkula said the first meeting er seem serious about bringing fell to the 4A No. 5 Clippers, sa Morgan 25, Kuehl 20, Rachel Cooley 12 digs. 12. Blocks–Wittgreve 2. Serving–Cool- group needs," Breyfogle said. allowed for icebreakers between great change and I want to be 21-15, 21-12. G-R had a strong night at The group was formed to the group members, an explana- able to help in that change in ey 16-17, 4 aces; Morgan 14-16, 3 aces; In the semifinals, BCLUW the service line, finishing with Jada Schlampp 18-19, 3 aces. meet on issues related to girls tion of the history of the IGH- any way possible." 11 ace serves. Morgan was 14- high school athletics in Iowa, SAU from the Union's Assistant set up a rematch with CC-A by beating out Vinton-Shellsburg, 27-25, 25-23. Easton Swanson slammed 11 kills with 10 digs and Madison Ubben added nine Dowling deals Spartans 1st loss kills and four blocks. D-NH’s Kvale wins CEDAR FALLS – The Saturday. serving with four aces for the The Comets played strong in Grundy Center volleyball team Statistics for Saturday’s Wolverines. the championship rematch, with took its first loss of the season matches were not available at Jade Hammers hitting eight twice last week at a tough Tiger Invitational on press time. kills and Swanson and Ubben Dike-New Hartford fresh- Harrenstein ran 20:40 for 64th Saturday at Cedar Falls High Pool play adding six kills each. However, man Taylor Kvale continued a place. School. West Des Moines D-NH wins consolation Pool B Grundy Center 21-21, Waterloo East the Clippers were able to escape strong first season for Wolver- Dowling, ranked No. 7 in Class championship: Dike-New 14-13 with a 25-21, 25-23 victory and ine girls cross country with a Kvale, Wibben win in Den- 5A, rallied for a three-set victo- Hartford rebounded from a GC 23-21, Center Point-Urbana 21- the Dunkerton title. win at last Thursday’s meet in ver: D-NH’s Taylor Kvale and ry over the 2A No. 1 Spartans, rough start in pool play to win 12 Roland-Story, the second of two Seth Wibben won their respec- GC 21-21, Des Moines Roosevelt BCLUW, now 14-7 over- 16-25, 25-18, 15-7. Grundy the consolation bracket champi- all, played in a Roland-Story wins last week for the D-NH tive races at Willow Run Coun- Center fell to 26-1 in the defeat. onship at the Tiger Invitational 8-16 tournament on Monday and re- newcomer. try Club in Denver on Monday, The Spartans started the day at Cedar Falls High School on Pool C turned to NICL West action at Kvale claimed gold at the Sept. 17. with a clean sweep in pool play, Saturday. Dike-New Hartford 22-21, Cedar Norsemen Invitational at River Kvale won the girls race in South Hardin on Tuesday. The defeating Waterloo East, Des Class 4A No. 9 West Dela- Rapids Prairie 20-18 Bend Golf Course in Story City 20:18. The D-NH girls finished Moines Roosevelt and 3A No. 3 ware and Waterloo West both West Delaware 21-21, D-NH 16-12 Comets will play next at a Wa- W’loo West 21-21-15, D-NH 23- with a final time of 21:24, 45 third out of four teams with a 47 Center Point-Urbana in straight- dealt losses to D-NH in pool 19-9 terloo Columbus tournament on seconds ahead of Roland-Sto- team score. Jesup (42) and Den- set matches. play. Saturday. ry’s Kylie Tjernagel in second. ver (43) finished ahead of the In the quarterfinals, the Spar- The Wolverines, ranked sixth Consolation bracket The D-NH girls also claimed Wolverines. tans survived a test from 3A No. in Class 2A, turned around for a Quarterfinals: D-NH 21-25, CR Dunkerton Tournament the team title with 49 points, Zoie Callan was the next 13 Waterloo Columbus, win- narrow victory over Cedar Rap- Washington 19-23. Pool play Semifinals: D-NH 25-25, DM Roo- BCLUW 21-21, Northwood-Ken- beating out Nevada (59) and D-NH runner across the finish ning 21-16, 20-22, 15-6 to ad- ids Washington, a sweep of Des sevelt 10-20. sett 8-8 Bondurant-Farrar (114) for the line in 10th in 22:25, followed vance to the semifinals against Moines Roosevelt and a three- Championship: D-NH 25-23-15, CR BCLUW 21-21, West Central 10-11 win. by Alexis Jensen in 11th in Dowling. set triumph over Cedar Rapids Prairie 15-25-10. Clear Creek-Amana 21-21, BCLUW Alexis Jensen placed sev- 22:37, Kaity Houts in 12th in After vanquishing the Spar- Prairie in the consolation cham- (D-NH championship stats) 15-12 Kills–Sydney Lage 12, Carlee Dove enth in 23:21, followed by Zoie 22:38 and No. 5 runner Rachel tans, Dowling went on to the pionship. 12, Ryanne Shoemaker 8. Assists–Au- (Pool play stat leaders) Callan in 10th in 23:29, Rachel Wardell in 23:09. Sierra Loger championship, where Class 5A In that final game of the day, drey Rickert 33. Digs–Angelina West- Kills–Easton Swanson 19, Madi- Wardell in 11th in 23:48 and contributed a 23:48 time in 15th No. 1 Cedar Falls, undefeated Sydney Lage and Carlee Dove berg 17, Morgan Weber 14, Lexie Fager son Ubben 14. Assists–Cate Nason 21, Kaity Houts the final scoring and Jadyn Bennett ran 24:23 for and defending last year’s state combined for 12 kills each with 10. Blocks–Dove 3. Serving–Weber 16- Lizzie Garber 19. Digs–Swanson 17, runner in 20th in 24:10. Sierra 17th place. championship, defeated Dowl- Ryanne Shoemaker adding 16, 4 aces; Fager 11-12, 2 aces. Ubben 17, Olivia Hughes 15, Nason 12. Championship bracket Blocks–Ubben 6, Garber 2. Serving– Loger was the No. 6 runner in The D-NH boys were first ing in straight sets. eight kills. Angelina Westberg Quarterfinals: GC 21-20-15, W’loo Parker Scurr 24-25, 5 aces; Swanson 24:56 for 28th place and Em- in the team standings with a Grundy Center moved on to added 17 digs and Morgan We- Columbus 16-22-6. 26-27, 4 aces; Ubben 16-19, 4 aces; Na- ily Ballhagen finished 35th in 35 score, finishing two points Tuesday’s meeting at Grundy ber contributed 14 digs in her Semifinals: Dowling 16-25-15, GC son 20-21, 2 aces. 25:26. ahead of Denver. Center against Gladbrook-Rein- first action back since spraining 25-18-7. Semifinals: BCLUW 27-25, Vin- (GC semifinal stats) ton-Shellsburg 25-23. The D-NH boys finished fifth Wibben ran 17:57 to win the beck and will play at a Waver- her ankle. Dove added three Kills–Swanson 11, Ubben 9. As- as a team with 153 points, led race, followed by Sawyer Loger ly-Shell Rock tournament on blocks and Weber was 16-of-16 sists–Nason 12. Digs–Swanson 10, by Seth Wibben in 17th overall in 18:31 for third and Con- Scurr 7. Blocks–Ubben 4. Serving–Na- in a time of 18:21. Madrid won lee Lyons in 18:33 for fourth. son 16-16, ace; Scurr 11-11, ace; Ubben the team title with 29 points. Giacomo Gilardo placed 11th 6-6, 2 aces. Conlee Lyons was 26th in in 19:02 and Isaiah Woodley Finals: CC-A 25-25, BCLUW 21-23 19:02, Sawyer Loger 32nd in rounded out D-NH’s scoring in Cadet girls run 3rd in Humboldt Kills–Jade Hammers 8, Swanson 6, 19:25, Giacomo Gilardo 33rd 19:43. Ian Steffen added a 19th- HUMBOLDT – Aubrie Fish- dividual winner of the girls race standings with 261 points. Gil- Ubben 6. Assists–Nason 13. Digs–Ub- in 19:29 and Isaiah Woodley place time of 20:02 and Sawyer ben 13, Swanson 11, Scurr 10. Blocks– er’s individual runner-up finish in 19:34. bert won the team title with 36 Ubben 3. Serving–Swanson 10-10, 45th in 20:00. Ian Steffen added Wibben ran 22nd in 20:59. helped push Iowa Falls-Alden/ The Cadets’ Ellie Meyer points, followed by Humboldt Scurr 9-9, ace. a 20:26 time in 56th and Reece AGWSR girls cross country to a was third overall in 20:12. Ka- with 51 points. third-place team finish at a cross tie Meyer placed 26th in 23:55, Seth Mazoway led the Ca- country meet at Sheldon Park in Ali Gerbracht was 33rd in 24:07 det boys, placing 21st in 19:17. Humboldt on Monday, Sept. 17. and Zoey Carter placed 36th in Andrew Nicholson was 29th in Advertise in The Cadets notched a 100 24:18. IF-A/AGWSR’s sixth 19:44, Jacob Michaelson 61st Buy It! team score, trailing only Gilbert and seventh runners were An- in 20:51, Zack Huffman 70th in The Grundy Register (80) and Humboldt (90) in the ika Jelmeland in 74th in 26:16 21:16 and Sckylar Huffman was Sell It! team standings. and Kate Pfaltzgraff in 77th in the No. 5 runner for the Cadets l a s s i f i e d s Fisher finished the five-ki- 26:18. in 80th place in 21:33. C ! lometer course in 20:07. Hum- The IF-A/AGWSR boys Trade It! boldt’s Bryce Gidel was the in- finished eighth in the team Only $7.85 an inch • (319) 824-6958 www.thegrundyregister.com Grundy SPORTS RegisterThursday, September 27, 2018 15 D-NH netters defeat Falcons, Pirates HUDSON – Dike-New Hart- the Pirates, which entered the Karson DeGroote 11, Everts 11. ford volleyball won a pair of Class 2A rankings at No. 13 last Digs–Kasidy Mohwinkle 13, North Iowa Cedar League East week. Amber Rickert finished Bruns 8, Everts 8. Blocks–Brit- matchups at a triangular in Hud- with 25 kills while Carlee Dove ney Gibson 5, Bruns 3. Serv- son last Thursday. added 12 kills. Lexie Fager was ing–Everts 15-16, 5 aces; Sarah The 2A No. 6 Wolverines a perfect 20-of-20 serving with Gaul 11-14, 2 aces; Mohwinkle defeated Aplington-Parkers- two aces. 11-11, ace. burg 23-25, 25-20, 25-7, 25- 20 and the host Pirates 18-25, D-NH 23 25 25 25 D-NH 18 25 29 25 25-20, 29-27, 25-19. The wins A-P 25 20 7 20 Hudson 25 20 27 19 keep D-NH atop the NICL East standings at a pristine 5-0 with D-NH D-NH three conference games left to Kills–Carlee Dove 18, Am- Kills–Amber Rickert 25, play. ber Rickert 17. Assists–Taylor Carlee Dove 12, Sydney Lage Carlee Dove had 18 kills and Hoehns 26, Audrey Rickert 19. 11. Assists–Audrey Rickert 42. Amber Rickert put down 17 Digs–Angelina Westberg 16, Digs–Angelina Westberg 8. kills as the Wolverines rallied Am. Rickert 10. Blocks–Dove Blocks–Lage 2. Serving–Lexie for the four-set victory against 4, Sydney Lage 3. Serving–Au. Fager 20-20, 2 aces; Au. Rickert the Falcons. Angelina Westberg Rickert 15-18, 4 aces; Lexie 17-17, ace; Lage 13-13, ace. added 16 digs and was 21-of-22 Fager 16-16, 2 aces; Am. Rick- Hudson serving with an ace. Dove also ert 8-10, 2 aces; Westberg 21- Kills–Ashlynn Kuhn 23. contributed four blocks and Au- 22, ace. Assists–Sara Hansen 35. Digs– drey Rickert recorded four ace A-P Morgan Galbraith 10, Kuhn 10. serves on 15-of-18 serving. Kills–Jenna Bruns 8, Jaycie Blocks–Sara Klunder 5. Serv- BCLUW's Madison Ubben (right) redirects a hit by AGWSR's Natalie Gerstein during Thursday's D-NH rallied again against Ellis 6, Avari Everts 5. Assists– ing–Hansen 21-22, 2 aces. volleyball match in Conrad. (Jake Ryder/The Grundy Register)

Fired-up Comets sweep Cougars By JAKE RYDER there and play how we know hard to make those adjustments The Grundy Register how to play,” Hammers said. all the way around the court. CONRAD – Kristen Gar- “I just tried to be aggressive as … The girls know they have ber prefers a more-restrained I can, I don’t want to look back to stay positive or the whole approach on the sideline. thinking I should’ve hit the ball team comes down, and you can But the BCLUW volley- harder, I want to get kills and see that the girls rally around ball head coach didn’t like what get going for my team.” someone and pick them back she saw early in the first set BCLUW jumped out to a up and work with them. against AGWSR on Thursday 15-8 lead in the second set and “Carrinton’s a senior lead- and called an early timeout. was up 10-3 in the third set, er for us and she’s turned her “I don’t come down hard avoiding any risk of a Cougar game around and is playing a on the girls too often,” Garber comeback. lot better. Taylor [Sperfslage] said. “But I felt like we were “We definitely got the does a great job during time- playing with no effort. We blocks going and we were outs of keeping them lev- weren’t being aggressive. It’s swinging hard when we had el-headed, and helps balance one of the few times that I let the opportunity,” Garber said. out the team, they do a great them have it.” “Kerrigan [Hatch] came off the job between the two of them.” The Comets got the mes- bench in the third set and put BCLUW’s final NICL sage. down a few kills and it’s fun to West game was Tuesday at A 15-0 run to end the first see a variety of girls go in there South Hardin, and the Comets set put BCLUW back on course and have success, and the girls can secure at least second place for a straight-set sweep of the support each other, they’re not with a victory. Cougars, 25-12, 25-18, 25-16. thinking about just themselves BCLUW is 11-5 over- but lifting each other up.” AGWSR 12 18 16 all and 4-1 in the NICL West. AGWSR continues to BCLUW 25 25 25 AGWSR fell to 5-14 overall adjust to key injuries to Tary- AGWSR and 0-4 in conference play. an Barrick and Morgan Roelfs, Kills: Alyssa Hames 8, Alayna Easton Swanson had 11 with no exact timetable known Hunt 5. Assists: Natalie Gerstein 18. kills and 11 digs, with Madi- for either’s return. Digs: Hames 13, Carrinton Hunt 9, Tori Brandt 8, Taylor Sperfslage 7, Gerstein son Ubben adding eight kills Alyssa Hames had eight 7. Blocks: Hames 2, Rachel Sicard. and five blocks and Jade Ham- kills and 13 digs for the Cou- Serving: Hames 9-10, ace; Sicard 9-9; Limited Time mers contributing seven kills. gars. Carrinton Hunt added Brandt 7-7, ace. Parker Scurr was 21-of-21 with nine digs and Alayna Hunt had BCLUW Kills: Easton Swanson 11, Madi- four ace serves, serving from five kills. son Ubben 8, Jade Hammers 7. Assists: the 11th point on in BCLUW’s “There were moments LimitedLimitedLimited Time Time Time Specials Specials Specials Cate Nason 15, Lizzie Garber 14. Digs: landslide first-set comeback. where our girls played well and Swanson 11, Parker Scurr 10, Garber. Hammers said the key was moments where we didn’t, I’m Blocks: Ubben 5, Swanson 4. Serving: Scurr 21-21, 4 aces; Olivia Hughes 9-9, Specials the girls feeding off Garber’s not sure what happened, hon- 2 aces; Garber 12-13, ace. energy during the timeout. estly,” AGWSR co-head coach “That fired us up to get out Shanna Sperfslage said. “It’s Limited Time Specials

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Penalty for early withdrawal. 16 Thursday, September 27, 2018Grundy Register www.thegrundyregister.com GC/G-R boys win home invite By JAKE RYDER running with me and pushing 24:08. son Engle ran 40th in 25:20. The Grundy Register me hard.” Stahl said the hardest part of GRUNDY CENTER – Derek BCLUW’s Caleb Silver the course conditions on Thurs- Spartan Invite Ciddio never has a shortage of claimed gold in a time of 17:27, day was separating from the Town & Country GC, Grun- Grundy Center/Gladbrook-Re- distancing himself late in the pack. dy Center inbeck cross country teammates race from Union star Lake LeB- “It’s hard to battle the wind Girls team scores: 1. Ap- pushing him in practice. ahn, turning in a runner-up time when you don’t have anyone lington-Parkersburg 55; 2. On a windy Thursday eve- of 17:35. with you,” Stahl said. “You’re Denver 63; 3. Hudson 66; 4. ning at Town and Country Golf Scorching September heat just trying to truck up the hill, Sumner-Fredericksburg 100; 5. Club, the GC/G-R senior was was largely cancelled out by just had to push through and fin- East Marshall 110; 6. Grundy part of a group chasing down sharp wind gusts, but the com- ish it.” Center/Gladbrook-Reinbeck the competition, one of three bination made for tough running While Stahl knows that 145; 7. Union 209; 8. GMG GC/G-R runners finishing in the conditions on Thursday. GC/G-R would’ve loved to end 217; 9. South Hardin 241; 10. top 10 individuals as the boys “On days like these, you just Thursday with a sweep of both BCLUW 245. No team score: team captured the overall team have to use this to your advan- team titles, the team is focused Alburnett, Dunkerton, Janes- title at their home meet. tage,” Silver said. “If you can on getting better for the upcom- ville, North Tama, Valley Lu- GC/G-R scored 71 points to push harder than them, you’re ing races leading up to a chance theran, Wapsie Valley. sneak ahead of South Hardin gonna get it.” to get to the state meet. GC/G-R (145): 7. Taylor with 78 points and BCLUW The Comets also had three “I’ve been training with Stahl 22:02; 13. Cora Saak GC/G-R's Cora Saak (602) grits her teeth for the final stretch of with 83 points. Ciddio, still not top-10 runners, with Ruben them since I was in junior high,” 23:18; 26. Lily Ehlers 24:08; Thursday's Spartan Invite in Grundy Center. Saak finished ahead quite 100 percent recovered af- Montoya clocking in at 18:19 Stahl said. “They’ve pushed me 45. Sarah Lindeman 25:55; 54. of East Marshall's Mkenzie Robinson (579) for 14th place overall. ter an ankle injury, ran 18:17 for eighth place and Neifer to be my best and I figured I’d Haylee Hinders 27:46; 55. Lau- (Jake Ryder/The Grundy Register) for seventh place, one second Ralston grinding out a 10th- push them to achieve their best ren Wegmann 27:51; 57. Madi- behind GC/G-R freshman team- place time of 18:35. and help them reach their goal son Westwater 28:04. mate Paul Brockett in 18:16. “Neifer had a heck of a run of going to state as a team. … BCLUW (245): 32. Katie Kenny Day was ninth in 18:30, tonight,” Silver said. “Right We’re a little disappointed to- Thompson 24:32; 40. Madison Soren Cleveland placed 22nd now, we’re putting the pieces night but with the conditions, Engle 25:20; 52. Payton Pe- in 19:18 and Sam Schildroth together but I wouldn’t trade I think we did pretty good as a karek 27:17; 58. Fiona Speicher placed 27th in 19:42. this team for anyone. I’m just team.” 28:44; 63. Chloe Walters 34:15; “I’m pretty happy about looking forward to seeing what Aplington-Parkersburg 64. Paige Jacobson 34:21. three in the top ten,” Ciddio the rest of this season holds.” claimed the girls team title with Boys team scores: 1. Grun- said. “I’m still pretty sore from In the girls race, GC/G-R a 55 score, led by overall windy Center/Gladbrook-Rein- the ankle injury but I felt like I finished sixth with 145 team ner Sophia Jungling in 20:22. beck 71; 2. South Hardin 78; ran pretty good. … I just have to points, led by freshman Taylor BCLUW was 10th in the team 3. BCLUW 83; 4. Denver 94; get back into shape so I can get Stahl placing seventh in 22:02. standings with 245 points, 5. East Marshall 142; 6. Union back to where I was. It’s always Cora Saak was 13th in 23:18 paced by Katie Thompson’s 155; 7. GMG 216; 8. Dunker- good to have people around you and Lily Ehlers ran 26th in 32nd-place run in 24:32. Madi- ton 232; 9. Hudson 233; 10. Sumner-Fredericksburg 264; 11. Aplington-Parkersburg 273; 12. Valley Lutheran 279; 13. Alburnett 308. No team score: Janesville, North Tama, Wapsie Valley. GC/G-R (71): 6. Paul Brockett 18:16; 7. Derek Ciddio 18:17; 9. Kenny Day 18:30; 22. Soren Cleveland 19:18; 27. Sam BCLUW's Caleb Silver (709) stays a step ahead of Union's Lake Schildroth 19:42; 42. Brady Ap- LeBahn during Thursday's Spartan Invite at Grundy Center. pel 20:28; 59. Marshall Day (Jake Ryder/The Grundy Register) 21:27. BCLUW (83): 1. Caleb Sil- ver 17:27; 8. Ruben Montoya 18:19; 10. Neifer Ralston 18:35; 24. Henry Kaisand 19:26; 40. Treye Teske 20:26; 52. Joseph Mason 21:16; 57. Tanner Mc- Leland 21:24.

Grundy Center students cheer on GC/G-R runnner Derek Ciddio during the opening moments of Thursday's Spartan Invite in Grundy Center. (Jake Ryder/The Grundy Register) Comets win 2 Monday

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