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Construction crews finished the last of the site utilities last week. Water and sewer have all been routed, and they will be tying in the storm mains this week. All foundations have been completed. Masonry work will be starting tomorrow in the classroom/safe room area. As the classroom masonry is completed, we will Dayton Public

Library annual book sale Saturday, May 7... The library’s annual book sale takes place Fri-day, May 6, 2016, 11 am - 6 p.m. and Saturday, May 7, 2016, 9 am - 2 p.m. at the Dayton Public Library. Books are priced at 25c for smaller mass market paperbacks, 50 cents for larger trade paperbacks, and $1 for hardbacks. Books will be available for all ages—picture books, beginning readers, youth, and adult. There will be a variety of genres, fiction and non-fiction, many Love Inspired Christian fiction paperbacks, Westerns, and some large print. In addition to print books, the sale will include CD audio books, jigsaw puzzles, and some DVDs. The library prefers to retain as many movies as possible in order to provide a wide selection for rental. The sale continues the following week. Prices will be reduced to $1 a bag on Friday, May 13. Grocery bags are available at the library. The sale will continue until most books are sold. The Dayton sale coincides with the Fort Dodge Public Library Friends Book Sale, which runs Tuesday,

May 3 through Saturday, May 7, so make a day of it and fill your day shopping for books. The library accepts and appreciates donations of books and movies for the sale.

Normal library hours are Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11 a.m. -6 p.m. and Sat-urdays 9 a.m. to noon. Director Tanya Camp-bell is available at 515-547-2700 or DPL@

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be following with pouring of the slabs in that area later this month. The precast roof above the storm shelter areas is scheduled for early May. Much of the structural steel has been delivered to site, so as the masonry work progresses, they will also be installing roof steel as those areas become available.

The construction crews complete the last of the site utilities on April 12 at Dayton Elementary School.

Dayton Elementary School construction updates are underway

On Saturday, April 24th from 1:30-4:30 there will be a “Magic Skate” featuring magician, Larry Dunbar at the Gowrie Skating Rink. This is open to the public at regular admission. See you there!

Security Savings Bank, in conjunction with Community Bankers of Iowa (CBI) is once again spon-soring the Money Smart Week Poster Contest to motivate

elementary school students to learn about money. Paper and a letter has been sent home with Southeast Valley School students in grades 2 through 4 for participation in creating a poster answering the question “Why Is It Important to Know About Money?” You, as a parent, are the most important person in your child’s life so we are asking you to talk to him or her about money such as spending, saving, borrow-ing, budgets, expenses, the difference between wants and needs and anything related to money. We hope that your child will find something important in your message for a creative poster. We are choosing 1st ($50), 2nd ($25) and 3rd ($15) place winners from each elementary and sending the winning posters off to CBI for the National Competition where

Security Savings Bank sponsors Money Smart Week in our schools

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Class of 66’ plans 50 year class reunionSunday, May 29th... The Dayton High School Class of 1966 is cel-ebrating their 50 year class reunion over Memorial Day weekend, 2016. The Class of 66’ would like to extend an invitation for anyone to stop by at the Dayton Community Center to say hello on Sunday, May 29th, after 1:30 PM. Hope to see you there. ~ Class of 1966

Pastor Arhiana Shek smiles at the congregation on her last day as Pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Church Sunday, April 17. Photo by Jeff Heck.

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Sandholm Real Estate Whether you’re in the market for a new (or different) home or you’re looking at putting your home up for sale, Sandholm Real Estate in Dayton is the place to go. In business for over 65 years, Sandholm’s will put every effort into making your wishes a reality. This is an ideal time to buy a home or acreage, and there are several good listings available. Why not check them out. Just stop in at 23 South Main, Dayton, or give them a call at 515 547-2311.

Community Grocery Offers complete service

Dayton is fortunate to have a clean, convenient grocery outlet with a full-time, dedicated manager, Lori Heun. Lori took over as store manager Oct. 2014. Lori is active in every aspect of the business and she, like all staff members, is always ready to help you. Community Grocery has an excellent selection of canned goods, fresh meats and produce, bakery and frozen items. In addition, they feature deli meats and salads and Wonderoast chicken for those quick meals we so often need during the busy Spring and Summer season. Community Grocery is locally owned and operated and will be proud to be your store of choice.

Grandview Health Care Center in Dayton is a skilled care facility which also offers outpatient services such as physical, occupational and speech therapy. Please stop in and meet Jade Olson, Administrator and Kris Richman, Director of Nurses. They are confident the facility can provide the personal care needed to make you and your loved ones feel at home. The entire staff are dedicated to the needs of the residents. You are invited to visit Grandview Health Care Center at 508 2nd Street NE in Dayton. Become acquainted with the staff and the residents. Bring a friend or neighbor; the coffee is always on.

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Lady Jaguars golf team has 5-0 Start On April 11 in Gowrie the Lady Jaguars opened the golf season winning the first conference quadrangu-lar shooting a team total 235 followed by Sioux Central at 236, Graettinger Terrill 238 and Manson Northwest Webster at 268. The Jags were led by Tiffany Blunk earn-ing runner up medalist honors with a 52. Sage Michalski and Marydith Barkley carded 57 with Anna Hanson at 69. Carson Shipley shot 72 and Hannah Vaughn 82. Modified scoring leaders for JV were Payton Erritt at 74, Hannah DeVries and Paige Garcia with 81. Coach Blunk com-mented “it was great to win the first meet of the year. The first meet is so important to get the kids thinking about meet golf and getting a feel for what we need to work on and where we are at. I am confident we will improve. It was quite cold but the girls hung in there. This is a great way to start the season with three wins.” April 12 at Lakeside in Fort Dodge the Lady Jags golf team defeated St. Edmonds at Lakeside Golf Course in Fort Dodge 235-253 to improve to 4-0 on the season. Tiffany Blunk anchored the Jags earning medalist honors with 49. Sage Michalski shot 58, Marydith Bar-kley 61 and Anna Hanson 67. Carson Shipley and Han-nah Vaughn each shot 72. JV scores were Payton Erritt with 65, Paige Garcia 73 and Hannah DeVries 87. Coach Blunk commented “we shot the exact team score as last night on a new course so we improved. We just have to keep working hard at practice and try to get better each week. Our competition is going to get much better so we need to try and do the same.” Traveling to Rolfe on April 14 the Lady Jag-uars defeated Pocahontas Area shooting a team total 238. Medalist Tiffany Blunk led the Jags with 54. Sage Mi-chalski tied for runner up medalist with 55 but was de-feated in a playoff. Marydith Barkley shot 57 and Hannah Vaughn 72. Anna Hanson carded 73 and Carson Shipley 74. Payton Erritt led the JV with 55. Paige Garcia shot 74 and Hannah DeVries 75. Coach Blunk commented “it was a busy week with three meets but I’m happy with our progress. We have a long ways to go but are improving.”

Hannah DeVries is getting ready to hit the ball on April 11 in Gowrie as the Lady Jaguars opened the golf season winning the first conference quadrangular. Photo by Lisa Peterson.

Pictured left to right are Mrs. Brandes, Mrs. Blunk and Mrs. Hector. Pictured behind is Mr. Duncan, Elementary principal who were all honnored at the 3rd Annual Kids Choice Awards on Saturday, April 9th at Fort Frenzy in Fort Dodge.

Mrs. Hector stands with her hustband Dustin at the 3rd Annual Kids Choice Awards in Fort Dodge.

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The Southeast Valley boys’ track team hosted their boys’ home invitational in Gowrie on Monday. The Jaguars were able to claim gold in 6 of the 18 contested events while setting two new school records. Spencer Warehime and Cade King both cap-tured a pair of individual titles. Warehime won his in the distance double winning the 3200m in a time of 10:26.92 and the 1600m with a time of 4:51.62. King swept the hurdle events setting a school record in the 110m high hurdles in a time of 15.80 and winning the 400m lows with a time of 58.55 Nolan Johnson won the 400m dash in a time of 55.45 and anchored the 1600m medley relay to gold as well. Carter Steck, Zeke Miller, and Aaron Swieter helped Johnson to a season best time of 3:54.75. Aaron Swieter also set the school record in the 200m dash with a time of 24.01 while finishing 6th in the event. Patrick Breitsprecher also ran a PR of 11:03.88 to finish 5th in the 3200m run while Alex Pliner took 5th in the shot put just missing his season best by ½ inch throwing 41’ 8”. The 4 x 400 of Nolan Johnson, Zeke Miller, Cameron Anderson, and Cade King also claimed 5th place. Jacob DeBaun ran a 5:17.30 in the 1600 to claim 6th place while helping the 4 x 800m relay of Na-than Montgomery, Daven Rees, and Josh Carlson to a time of 9:53.93. Sam Berglund also set a PR in the shot put throwing 39’ 4” while Zeke Miller ran a PR in the 200m dash in a time of 24.22 While the Jaguars were able claim one-third of the events title, they lacked the 2nd, 3rd and 4th place finishes to place at the top of the meet. Southeast Valley finished 5th overall as a team. Gilbert repeated as meet champions with 131.25 points, followed up by Wood-ward Academy with 96.25 The Jaguars will compete in their own Southeast Valley Coed Invite on Monday, April 18th before head-ing to Pocahontas on Friday, April 22nd and then Manson on April 26th. Southeast Valley JV perform at home meet, Gowrie With thirty-five members out for the Southeast Valley boys’ track team this year, the Jaguars were able to almost field a complete JV team at this year’s South-east Valley boys’ Invite in Gowrie. The boys finished 8th overall in the class B division that was made mostly of other schools’ varsity squads. Josh Carlson and Daven Rees lead the JV team. Josh Carlson finished 5th in the 1600m run while Daven claimed 5th in the 400m low hurdles. Rees also claimed 6th place in the 110m high hurdles. Two relay teams also claimed 6th place finishes

Southeast Valley Boys Track Team host home invitational meet in GowrieKing and Warehime capture a pair of indiviual titles...

for the JV squad. The 4 x 200m relay of Kenny Blunk, Lucas Pontius, JJ Graves, and Zach Graves finished 6th in a time of 1:48.49. Jarret Loseke, Ben Carlson, Jackson Housken and Colton Kamp took 6th in the shuttle hurdle. Jarrett Loseke also set a PR in the discus throwing 92’ 3” and in the 110m high hurdles running 19.84. Kevin Smith ran a season best 12.86 in the 100m dash and Na-than Montgomery ran a 5:39.38 PR in the 1600m run.

Aaron Swieter, left, and Zeke Miller, right, both competed in the 100 meter dash Thursday evening at Man-son. Zeke Miller set the school record in the 100m dash run-ning a time of 11.84 to finish sixth. Photo by Lynn Rittgers.

SV Boys track team finishes 5th at Manson The Southeast Valley boys track team traveled to Manson on Thursday night to compete in the Brad Kruse Coed Relays. The Jaguars scored 61 points to fin-ish 5th place. Conference foe South Central Calhoun won the team race with 81 points, while OABCIG took 2nd with 76 and host Manson with 75 was third. The Jaguars set two new school records again on Thursday night. The 4 x 800m relay team of Camer-on Anderson, Nolan Johnson, Patrick Breitsprecher and Spencer Warehime ran an 8:46.47 to set the new mark and finish 2nd overall. Zeke Miller set the other record in the 100m dash running a time of 11.84 to finish 6th. Also claiming 2nd place finishes for the Jag-uars was Cade King in the 400m dash (54.40) and Spen-cer Warehime in the 800m run (2:04.66). Spencer just edged out teammate Nolan Johnson in the 800 who fin-ished 3rd (2:05.32) King also finish 4th in the 200m dash (24.30). Patrick Breitsprecher broke the coveted five minute mark in the 1600 to finish 3rd in 4:59.63 while teammate Jacob DeBaun just missed breaking 5 right behind him running a 5:01.45 to finish 4th in the 1600m run. Also placing for Southeast Valley on Thursday night was Josh Carlson who finished 5th with a season best time of 11:43.42 in the 3200m run and Aaron Swi-eter 6th in the 100m dash (11.93). In the relays, the 4 x 200m relay team of Carter Steck, Zeke Miller, Aaron Swieter and Nolan Johnson brought home silver medal honors with a PR time of 1:37.03. The 4 x 400m relay of Swieter, King, Miller and Steck finished 5th with a time of 3:46.76. The Southeast Valley boys team will next com-pete at Pocahontas on Friday, April 22nd, followed by a return to Manson on Tuesday, 26th and Lake City on Friday, April 29th.


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Down Memory LaneB Y S A R A D O W N S

Are there any of my contemporaries out there who remember the old – I mean old – radio days of the 30’s and 40’s.? The other day, apparently when my aches and pains had tried to resurface, I recalled a particular character of those days. Who remembers The Duke of Paducah? He was what we might refer to these days as a “stand-up comic”. He played a backwoods hillbilly type character, telling jokes of that genre and banjo playing. He was on programs on WLS in Chicago and the ever popular Grand Ole Opry to name a couple. His signa-ture “sign off” was always, “I’m goin’ back to the wagon boys; these shoes are killin’ me”. The Duke of Paducah’s real name was Benjamin Francis Ford. He died in June of 1986 at age 85 having been elected to the Country Hall of Fame just about four months before his death. His shoes were no longer killin’ him. That signature phrase of the Duke’s brought back a memory of my Dad who would say, referring to shoes, something like, “I wear a seven but a seven and a half feels so good I buy an eight”. Yes, he had small feet for a man. Another was, “I always wear my new shoes to a funeral. I am feeling bad anyway and don’t notice how much they hurt”. Another “hillbilly” character of the era was Bob Burns who was known as The Arkansas Traveler. He, too, did the stand-up comedy. Country/hillbilly was very popular during those decades. He also had a musical in-strument – well you could loosely call it that. He called it a Bazooka, apparently a made up name. It was fashioned primarily with stove pipe (remember stove pipes?) and a funnel. He attempted to get a few “tunes” out of it but my recollection is its sounding somewhat like a cow or bull mooing/lowing in distress. However, I am sure he

Listenin' to the radio...became wealthy from it. I found out something I don’t think I knew before – He was married to Judy Canova for a few years. I remember her. She, too, while being a talented actress/singer, found her most prominent fame being a “hayseed” type. These three people did appear in various mov-ies along with their radio work and may have even had a stint on early television but I remember them most of all from their radio days. When I finally did see either a movie or TV I wasn’t disappointed as they were “dooded up” to pretty well match my former imaginations. Some of you folk may relate the word BA-ZOOKA to a military weapon created during WWII as an anti-tank weapon. It was awkward, cumbersome and heavy for a soldier to carry but reasonably effective at short range. It wasn’t a weapon used for long and now who thinks of land warfare with tanks and such? The bazooka weapon was named for The Arkansas Traveler – Bob Burns’ bazooka. The “Retro” TV stations have revived a lot of old old TV programs. Wouldn’t it be fun if radio sta-tions could do the same with those old radio shows? The thing is, if there were recordings they were more crude and of poor quality and probably weren’t well (if at all) preserved. I seem to remember some years back there being cassettes available of some of the old radio shows. I wonder why I never had any? May have been at the time in my life when my money well was a bit shallow. Let’s hope that some of those tapes of radio personali-ties (like Benny, Burns & Allen, Fred Allen, Bob Hope. Red Skelton, “mean wittle kid”, etc. early TV) are still around and we may get to hear them again or for the first time.

Pictured left to right areBailey Miller, Trevor Parrish, and Morgan Jackson.Ensemble Acting

“Are We Truly Sorry?”

When we do something we know is wrong, we say we are sorry – but are we truly sorry in our hearts? It is so easy to talk of being sorry when we are not. We think of this as a minor sin. We also talk to God about sacrifice ( giving up something we love), when we have no intention of sacrificing. I guess maybe we think God won’t notice. Then, to make matters worse, we talk to God about doing things for His kingdom, when we al-ready are too busy with other things, and tell ourselves that we will try to do something for God, but we aren’t making any promises. We fail God in so many ways, and yet He always for-gives us. We are so blessed to be His children and re-ceive the lavish love He gives us every day. What an amazing and forgiving God we have. When our hearts are afraid to admit our failures (of which there are many), He give us the courage to admit them. Above all, God gives us courage and strength when our own is failing us every day. We need to thank God for watching over us and serve Him as we should. Prayer: Lord, we fail You so many times every day, but You are always there to encourage and support us. Nudge us when we start to fail You. Help us put You number One on our things for which we are thankful. Thank You for Your love. In Jesus Holy Name. Amen

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The girls finally got a good night to run in. The times were not where the coaches wanted them to be but overall performances the coaches were happy with by placing 3rd out of 12 teams. Coach Swieter said we need to take it to the next level at practice and at meets in or-der to get our times down. Weather has not helped with this but hopefully now we can get back focused and have good nights to run in and get those times where we want them. Results... Shot put - Jaiden Ackerson, 32’ 1.75”; Discus - Jaid-en Ackerson, 101’ 3”, 4th place; Long Jump - MadyJae-schke, 14’ 10.75”; 3000 - Kasey Lundberg, 13:05.14, 1st place, and Sammy Alphs DNF; 4x800 - 10:40.58, 2nd place consisted of Allie True 2:39.91, Josie Breitsprecher 2:42.05, Natalie Lambert, 2:38.01 and Erica Rittgers, 2:39.97; Shuttle Hurdle Relay - 1:19.82 consisted of Mady Jaeschke 19.47, Shelby Cummins 19.74, Anna Heather-ington 21.34 and Karissa Hiesterman 18.76; 100 - Kan-yon Pepples 13.85, 5th place and Katara Jondle* 13.75, 3rd place; Distance Medley Relay - 5:23.43 consisted of Savanah Seehusen 30.80, Shelby Cummins 28.43, Lanie 1:13.85 and Emma Graves 3:10.19; 400 - Allie, 1:08.96

Southeast Valley girls finish third at Brad Kruse Invitational in MansonThursday, April 14...

and Kasey Lundberg, 1:16.61; 4x200 - 2:00.74 consist-ed of Katara Jondle 29:00, Mady Jaeschke 30:81, Anna Heatherington 31:09 and Kanyon Pepples 28:50; 100H - Natalie Lambert 17:37, 3rd place and Karissa Hiesterman, 19.13; 800 - Lanie Nelsen,* 2:57.74 and Tessa Berg,* 3:16.18; 200 - Savanah Seehuesen* 30.03 and Mady Jae-schke* 29.77; 400H - Natalie Lambert, 1:12.18, 1st place and Shelby Cummins 1:18.47, 6th place; Sprint Medley Relay - 2:01.58 placed 3rd, consisted of Katara Jondle 13.97, Kanyon Pepples 13.81, Josie Breitsprecher 28.67, Erica Rittgers 1:04.46; 1500 - Alli True * 5:33.59, 3rd place and Emma Graves 6:30.25; 4x100 - 56.39** placed 5th, consisted of Katara Jondle 13.57, Shelby Cum-mins 14.63, Karissa Hiesterman 13.92, Anna Heather-ington 13.59; 4x400:_ 4:26.24 placed 2nd, consisted of Natalie Lambert 1:05.63, Kanyon Pepples 1:08.13, Josie Breitsprecher 1:06.02, and Erica Rittgers 1:06.10.

Karissa Hiesterman ran the 4th leg of the Shuttle Hur-dle Relay Thursday Evening at the Manson invitational. Photo by Lisa Peterson.

Thank you!Deep Gratitude, During the past four year I have had the opportu-nity to meet many people from Dayton and the surrounding area. Whether at community events, at the Southeast Webster Grand School, worship services, or on the streets, I have met many of you. During my last weeks many of you have been kind and express good wishes. As I leave this community where I lived and served as pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Church, I am thankful for this community of caring people. Thank you for your support and words of encouragement. As I prepare to begin serving a new congregation in Northwest Washington, I recall the many memories and wonderful people who crossed my path. Best wishes to you. ~Arhiana Shek

Jaguar boy’s golfteam starts seasonwith great 3-1 record The 2016 edition of Jaguar golf opened their season strongly at Manson Golf Course. Paced by junior Keegan Goodwin’s two under 34 score, the Jags shot a fine 158. The Jags defeated GTRA, Sioux Central and hosted Manson in the process. Conner Conrad’s 39 brought home the runner-up medal, and Logan Boerner’s 40 finished gave him a third place finish individually. Other SV golf scores were Josh Johnson, 45; Michael Vosberg, 52; and Garrett Houdek, 54. Nolan Brand’s 46 paced the Jaguars junior var-sity team. The Jag’s golf team suffered a 169 to 161 team golf defeat to the St. Edmonds Gaels in Gowrie. After an impressive 158 team score the night before in Manson, the Jags could not take advantage of the home course and struggled a bit to finish at 169. Keegan Goodwin paced the Jags with a 39, fol-lowed closely by Conner Conrad’s 40. Logan Boerner golfed a 44, and Josh Johnson’s score was 46. Zach Ball and Mitch Reck lead the junior varsity squad with 51s. The Jags are now 3 -1 on their young season.

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Front row left to right are Marydith Barkley, Victoria Vote, Eva Haub, Bailey Miller, Patrick Breitsprecher, Hannah Peterson, Dan Jonnson, Josie Breitsprecher, and Oumaima Zwiefel; back row left to right are Paige Garcia, Patti Snyder, Keygan Barber, Dian Puspitaningrum, Katara Jondle, Rawly Grandfield, and Todd Hamiliton.

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Pictured left to right areBailey Miller, Trevor Parrish, and Morgan Jackson.Ensemble Acting

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Thank you!Deep Gratitude, During the past four year I have had the opportu-nity to meet many people from Dayton and the surrounding area. Whether at community events, at the Southeast Webster Grand School, worship services, or on the streets, I have met many of you. During my last weeks many of you have been kind and express good wishes. As I leave this community where I lived and served as pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Church, I am thankful for this community of caring people. Thank you for your support and words of encouragement. As I prepare to begin serving a new congregation in Northwest Washington, I recall the many memories and wonderful people who crossed my path. Best wishes to you. ~Arhiana Shek

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Front row left to right are Allie Berg- Secretary/Treasurer, Natalie Lambert – President, and Erica Rittgers – Vice President; second row left to right are Josh Gibbons, Erica Nordin, Hannah Peterson, Logan Boerner, Aaliyah Scott, Conner Conrad, Liam McDermott; Third row left to right are Morgan Castenson, Karissa Heisterman, Carson Shipley, Jaiden Ackerson, Keegan Goodwin, Daven Rees, Karrigan Mentzer, and Eva Haub; fourth row left to right are Cassidy Lambert, Anna Hanson, Bailey Miller, Tommy Lennon, Vanessa Scott, JJ Graves, Nate Montgomery, Emma Graves, and Mickayla Willison.

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Front row left to right are Oumaima Zenati, Eva Haub, Vanessa Scott, Austin Hofbauer, Claire Whalen, Aaliyah Scott, Megan Seil, and Tori Crampton; second row left to right are Dian Puspitaningrum, Hannah Rees, Dooter Aondoakaa, Ben Peterson, Ebony Scott, Leah Gibbons, Kyle Baird, and Patti Snyder.

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Landowners call the Law Enforcement Center When conducting a burn... Webster County Emergency Management is re-questing that landowners in Webster County call the Law Enforcement Center, my office, Webster County Sheriffs office, or their local fire chief to let them know if they plan on burning in the county. Webster County currently does not have a coun-ty wide burn ordinance so it is important to notify offi-cials when burning. The issue we get is when a landowner conducts a burn, someone that drives by or sees the fire calls 911 to report a fire. Then dispatch will send out the appropriate fire agency based on the caller information. The rural county departments are volunteers and are coming from all different locations in an emergency response only to find out it is a controlled or intentionally set fire by the landowner to remove CRP, untilled/grassy/crop residue. The information we are requesting on a burn is: Callers name, address time/date of burn, and the caller’s phone number.Contact Information:Law Enforcement Center 573-2323Webster County Sheriff 573-1410Webster County Emergency Management 573-1403Or your local Fire Chief.Thank you,Scott ForbesWebster County Emergency Management Coordinator


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GENERALCity HallAramark Rugs 90.22Black Hills Energy Natural Gas 390.89After-Prom Committee Prom Donation 50.00Dayton Review Legal Publications 297.75Glenda Rasmussen Budget Help 180.00LVCTA Office Phone/DSL 147.61 IMFOA Yearly Dues 50.00Marco, Inc. Copier-Contract 59.75Menards Towels/Gloves/Wipers 70.61Paula Martin Flags/Planner 32.18Knopf Insurance Liability Insurance 10,726.00US Postal Service Certified Letters 13.48US Cellular Cell Phone 53.55Quill Office Supplies 116.59Riverdays Committee Easter Donation 25.00Unity Point Health Read Drug Test 37.00GarbageWalters Sanitation Garbage Pick Up 2,424.75RoadwayCemeteryPaula Martin Flag 18.87ParksCommunity CenterBlack Hills Energy Natural Gas 117.32Jane Dutcher Cleaning 37.50LVCTA Telephone 34.88Paula Martin Keys 21.49Tony Brundage Snow Removal 90.00Menards Supplies 20.66Mikes Pest Control Pest Control 40.00TransferLehigh Library Monthly Payment 1,100.00 TOTAL GENERAL 16,246.10LIBRARY Library Disbursements 4,992.99 TOTAL LIBRARY 4,992.99PAYROLLIPERS Regular 916.61EFTPS Fed/FICA/Med 1,418.94Wellmark Group Insurance 3,642.12Collection Serv. Ctr. Garnishment 221.53State of Iowa State Withholding 576.00Net Payroll 4,396.50 TOTAL PAYROLL 11,171.70FIREBrown Supply Brass Union 49.90Knopf Insurance Liability Insurance 5829.00 TOTAL FIRE 5878.90SEWERAgSource Testing 114.00Midland Power Electricity 27.29Craig Johnson Consulting Fee 62.50NIACC Wastewater Conf. 60.00Knopf Insurance Liability Insurance 2,254.00 TOTAL SEWER 2,517.79ROAD USEHiway Truck Snow Plow Repair 24.00 TOTAL ROAD USE 24.00LOSTFort Dodge Asphalt Road stone 446.93 TOTAL LOST 446.93ELECTRICMidland Power Electricity 14,114.39USPS Bill Postage 29.40EMC Copper Wire 150.31Knopf Insurance Liability Insurance 2,254.00State of Iowa Sales Tax 1,275.00 TOTAL ELECTRIC 17,823.10WATERAgSource Labs Water Testing 18.50Black Hills Energy Natural Gas 370.44State of Iowa Sales Tax 647.00Craig Johnson Consulting Fee 62.50US Postal Service Bill Postage 29.40Hawkins Water Chemicals 10.00LVCTA Telephone 37.69IAMU CCR Workshop 45.00Knopf Insurance Liability Insurance 2,254.00TJ Construction Water Line Repair 900.00 TOTAL WATER 4,374.53 TOTAL WARRANTS 63,476.04REVENUE BY FUNDPERIOD ENDING GENERAL 8,091.87ROAD USE TAX 3,311.17TRUST & AGENCY 535.32EMERGENCY 50.07WATER 6,179.43SEWER 4,157.90ELECTRIC 21,233.75MONEY MARKET 1.92LIBRARY 156.43LOST 4,685.86TOTAL REVENUE 48,403.72




Public NoticeNOTICE OF ELECTION

PUBLIC NOTICE TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE CITY OF LEHIGH, WEBSTER COUNTY, IOWA: PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a Special Election for the City of Lehigh will be held on Tuesday, April 26, 2016. The polling place will be at the Lehigh Senior Citizens Center, 114 Main St., Lehigh, Iowa. The polls will open at twelve o’clock noon and will close at eight o’clock P.M.NOTICE: CURBSIDE VOTING Any voter who is physically unable to enter a polling place has the right to vote in the voter’s vehicle. Please contact the County Auditor’s Office for details and for information on absentee voting at the following: Telephone – 515-573-7175 Email – [email protected] Regular Mail – 701 Central Avenue, Fort Dodge, IA 50501Dated at Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa, and given under my hand and seal on this18th day of April, 2016.Take due notice and govern yourself accordingly.Carol MesserlyWebster County Auditor andCommissioner of Elections

ORDINANCE NO. 2016 -_162__

CHAPTER 55.08 VICIOUS DOGS (Amendment of Prior Section) BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Lehigh, Iowa, as follows: Section 55.08 is Amended and Replaced with the following provisions: 55.08 VICIOUS DOGS. It is unlawful for any person to harbor or keep a vicious dog within the City. A dog is deemed to be vicious when it has attacked or bitten any person without provocation, or when propensity to attack or bite persons exists and is known or ought reasonably to be known to the owner. A dog is also deemed to be vicious when, at large, it has attacked or bitten any domesticated animal. REPEALER CLAUSE. Any Ordinance, provision or part thereof, which differs or is inconsistent with this ordinance is hereby repealed, to the extent of said difference or inconsistency, except that any other individual or entity authorized to issue said citations for violations before enactment of this Ordinance shall continue to be so authorized. EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from its final passage, approval and publication, as required by law. Introduced this _11th_day of _April_ 2016 and adopted by the City Council of the City of Lehigh, Iowa this _11th_ day of _April_, 2016.

____Paula Martin________________MAYOR

ATTEST:__Kathy Gambill________CITY CLERK

CLERK’S CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance No. 2016-162 was published as required by law on the _20th____ day of___April_____, 2016.

SIGNED___Kathy Gambill_____________CITY CLERK

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The City Council of the City of Lehigh, Iowa will hold a public hearing on May 9, 2016, at 7:00 p.m. in City Hall, Lehigh, Iowa for comments on the proposed sale of city property located at 118 Main St., Lehigh, Iowa, and legally described to wit: The South 22 feet of Lot 1, Block 2, Smith’s First Addition to Lehigh, Iowa. Council of the City of Lehigh, Iowa invites sealed bids to purchase the property. Sealed bids will be opened and considered at a May 9, 2016, public hearing. Bids may be submitted in a sealed envelope to the City Clerk at City Hall through noon on May 6, 2016. The high bid will be considered by the Counsel for approval. The sale of the property shall be by Special Warranty Deed. If the City Council accepts the high bid, the bidder and the City shall execute an Iowa Bar Association Form Offer to Buy setting forth the terms of the sale.

City of Lehigh, IA 50557Regular Council Meeting

Monday, April 11, 2016 - City Hall

Mayor Martin brought the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.Present: Rude, Timmons, Dellachiesa and Twito. Absent: Hurbes. Also present: Friedel, City Works and Heun, Fire Chief. Motion by Timmons, sec. by Dellachiesa to approve the agenda. All Ayes/MC. Motion by Dellachiesa, sec. by Timmons to approve the consent agenda as follows: Minutes from the March 14th Public Hearing/Regular meeting. Utility Summary, Disbursement/Revenue Reports. All Ayes/MC. BUSINESS FROM FLOOR: Mayor Martin read a Proclamation setting April as Alcohol Awareness Month. Motion by Timmons, sec. by Twito to accept the Proclamation. All Ayes/MC. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Discussion on pillars on Pleasant Street was tabled. Friedel was instructed to get bids for road repair work. Motion by Dellachiesa, sec. by Timmons to get 3 or 4 loads of rock to start fixing roads. All Ayes/MC. Discussion on water rates/cost cutting was tabled. Motion by Twito, sec. by Rude to approve the 1st reading of Ordinance No. 2016-162 An Amendment to Chapter 55.08 on Vicious Dogs. Roll Call Vote: Ayes: Rude, Timmons, Dellachiesa and Twito. Nayes: None. Absent: Hrubes. MC. Motion by Timmons, sec. by Twito to waive the 2nd and 3rd reading of Ordinance No. 2016-162. Roll Call Vote: Ayes: Rude, Timmons, Dellachiesa and Twito. Nayes: None. Absent: Hrubes. MC. Motion by Twito, sec. by Dellachiesa to accept the proposal for fixing the Post Office roof presented by Dorman Construction as a cost of $850.00. All Ayes/MC. NEW BUSINESS: Motion by Dellachiesa, sec. by Timmons to approve the building permit for Gayle Ruthart at 6076 Linden Street. All Ayes/MC. Joe Tuel asked the Council to look into possibly putting 2” asphalt on the basketball court at the ballpark. The City will ask contractors when they come to give estimates on the roads. Tuel also informed the Council that the Betterment Committee had purchased some playground equipment for the park and asked the City to contact IA One Call, dig post holes and provide cement. The Council agreed. Tuel also brought up the possibility of a second volleyball court at the ballpark. This was tabled pending the possibility of a local business’s intent to put in volleyball courts. Motion by Twito, sec. by Dellachiesa to accept Resolution No. 2016-07 a Resolution Setting A Public Hearing On The Proposed Sale of Real Property locally known as 118 Main Street, Lehigh, Iowa. Roll Call Vote: Ayes: Rude, Timmons, Dellachiesa and Twito. Nays: None. Absent: Hrubes. MC.

The Council discussed the Community Center not being clean properly after events. Motion by Twito, sec. by Rude to raise rental rates for the Community Center to $75.00 with no additional deposit. All Ayes/MC. The Council discussed possible ways to enforce the Cities Junk Ordinance. The possibility of hiring a towing company was tabled. Raising minimum electric rates was discussed. Clerk will check with the City Attorney to see if this is regulated by another agency. The Council discussed progress on installing new meters and proper reading of them. Discussion on Deputy Clerk was tabled. Discussion on cutting employee hours was tabled. The Council reviewed the draft findings on the Audit. Motion by Twito, sec. by Dellachiesa to accept the resignation of Archie Wooley, City Maintenance. All Ayes/MC. The Council discussed the requirements for the position and will be accepting applications until May 4, 2016 at 4:30 p.m. There was a motion by Timmons, sec. by Rude to pay Wooley any remaining comp time and vacation. Roll Call Vote: Ayes: Rude, Timmons, Dellachiesa and Twito. Nayes: None. Absent: Hrubes. MC. BUILDINGS AND PROPERTIES: Nothing DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS: The Clerk informed the Council that a delinquent account had been collected. EMPLOYEE REPORTS: City Maintenance- Friedel requested to attend the Water Distribution and Leak Detection/Line Locating Workshops in Ankeny on May 18-19. The Council felt that it would be better to wait until there were two City Men before he attend any further training. The DNR has given the OK to open the lagoon. DNR is also aware that we are working on requested repairs as soon as the draw down will permit access. Fire Dept.- Chief Heun informed the Council that there were 8 medical calls and 1 fire call this month. He also stated that they would be lowering the purchase price of the ambulance to $28,000. He stated that they would like to wash roads the weekend of the 16th. Clerk- Timmons told the Clerk that she had been told no more comp time and yet she was working over. The Clerk informed the Council that in some instances it was necessary to work over but that she was not getting comp time she was taking the time off to stay within her 40 hours. Timmons also stated that she had complaints about the Clerk opening the door for some people on her Thursday work day when she is usually closed. She stated that if the Clerk opened the door for some people she should just be open on Thursdays. The Clerk explained that in some instances she has opened the door but in the future she would not open the door for anyone. The Clerk also explained that she often schedules time on her Thursday work days to work with her software people on the phone uninterrupted. Motion by Twito, sec. by Timmons to reopen the office 5 days a week. (This being an item that was not on the agenda) Ayes: Timmons and Twito. Nays: Rude and Dellachiesa. Absent: Hrubes. Motion Failed. Clerk had requested to attend the Data Tech User Group Meeting in LeMars on May 10th at a cost of $95.00. Motion by Dellachiesa, sec. by Twito allow Clerk to attend the meeting. All Ayes/MC. Approval of Warrants: Motion by Dellachiesa, sec. by Twito to approve the warrants. All Ayes/MC. Motion by Twito, sec. by Dellachiesa to adjourn the meeting. All Ayes/MC. Meeting adjourned at 9:09 p.m. Next regular meeting May 9, 2016.

Kathy Gambill, City ClerkCity of Lehigh, IA 50557



Choir Front Row Left to Right are Cassey Davidson, Oumaina Zenati, Josie Breitsprecher, Aaliyah Scott, Leah Siebert, Kendall Sandgren, Micaela Fevold, Tori Crampton, Emi Schlief, Leslie Housken, Dan Johnson, Bryce Scott, Randy Andrews, Kaygen Barber, Katrina Nelson. Second Row: Victoria Vote, Chelsea Grossnickle, Eva Haub, Bailey Miller, Shelby Hofbauer, Katie Wickwire, Hannah Rees, Cassidy Lambert, Katara Jondle, Josh Gibbons, Kevin Smith, Adam Dellachiesa, Malik Brooks, Daven Rees, Patti Snyder. Third Row: Kelsi Sandall, Karrigan Mentzer, Kaleigh Winkler, Dooter Aondoakaa, Angela Hughes, Maddy Christensen, Maggie Baken, Leah Gibbons, Ebony Scott, Hannah Peterson, Megan Seil, Claire Whallen, Cameran Haakma, Hannah Fiala, Eliza Geis, Morgan

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Front row left to right are Anna Heatherington, Cassie Zinnel, Kate Dyer, Hannah Fiala, Natalie Lambert, Hannah Peterson, Erica Nordin, and Erica Rittgers; second row left to right are Jordan Lane, Jacob Debaun, Allison Carlon, Zeke Miller, Jacey Debaun, Allie Berg, Mallory Strutzenberg, Logan Boerner, and Conner Conrad; third row left to right are Tiffany Blunk, Aaron Swieter, Sarah Nahnsen, Jaiden Ackerson, Keegan Goodwin, Dylan Johnson, and Andrew Dorage.

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FFA Officers

Peterson selected for All-State Jazz Band... Hannah Peterson was selected for the All-State Jazz Band on bari sax. She will perform with the 1A/2A Jazz band at the Iowa Bandmasters convention in Des Moines on May 12, 2016 at 3:00. Miranda Keith and Jack Mumper are alternates, which means, if someone can’t make it, they are next in line and they get the spot!

Heatherington receives Webster County Farm Bureau scholarship Congratulations to Anna Heatherington for be-ing chosen as one of Webster County Farm Bureau’s $500 scholarship winners. Anna is the daughter of Denis and Lila Heatherington of Fort Dodge. Anna is currently a senior at Southeast Valley High School in Gowrie and is planning to attend Iowa State University in the fall. During high school, Anna has been involved in stu-dent council, FCCLA, National Honor Society, Math Club, Spanish Club, softball, track, cross country, the spring play and musical. Anna has spent a great deal of time volunteering in her community by participating in FFA and 4-H, ringing bells for Salvation Army, working at the Village General Store, working church suppers and speaking in front of the congregation, and participating in the Otho Memorial Day Service. Anna credits being born into a farm family with her appreciation of agriculture and realize the vital role farmers have in today’s society. “I started learning about the family farm operation at a young age. As I got older, I eventually bought and showed my own cattle and drove the tractor my-self. My work experience varies from helping build a fence, to bottle feeding a newborn calf,” Anna explains. Her experi-ence has made her want to learn more about agriculture and share her knowledge and enthusiasm toward a business near and dear to her heart. Anna is planning to enter college in the field of Agriculture Studies with a possible minor in Com-munications Studies. She says, “I don’t want to leave college with just a degree; I want to leave college with experiences that will last a lifetime. One dream I have is to visit a third world country to volunteer and learn more about other cul-tures. Iowa State’s study abroad program can help me fulfill this dream.” Webster County Farm Bureau congratulates Anna and sends its best wishes for all of her future endeavors.





Dan Johnson, left and Josie Brietsprecher, right.All-State Speech

Front row left to right are Kearsten Hainzinger, Erica Nordin, Brandi Dorsey, Erica Rittgers, and Natalie Lambert; second row left to right are Meryl Moeller, Lexi Nelson, Victoria Vote, Regene Cook, Anna Hanson, Dian Puspitaningrum, Hannah Vaughn, Toni Klatt; third row left to right are Ursina Schmid, Shelby Hofbauer, Bailey Miller, Karissa Hiesterman, and Rylee Walker.

Dance Team

Front row left to right are Patrick Breitsprecher, Travis Jones, Jack Mumper, Megan Seil, and Dan Johnson; second row left to right are Katara Jondle, Rawly Grandfield, Mitchell Reck, Ursina Schmid, and Kyle Baird.

Group Improv

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