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May 27, 2015 GOWRIE, WEBSTER COUNTY, IOWA VOL. 125 NO. 21 Visit www.daytongowrienews.com for your local news... Wednesday, May 27 • Farnhamville Fire Dept., 7:30 p.m. at the fire station. Monday, June 1 • Harcourt TOPS, 8:00 a.m. at Faith Lutheran Church Harcourt. • Cub Scout Pack 42, 6:00 p.m. at the Callender Heritage Library/Community Center Tuesday, June 2 • Farnhamville American Legion Post #510 and Sons of the American Legion, 7:00 p.m., Legion building. • Rose Lodge #506, 7:30 p.m. To have the date and time of your organization’s meeting listed here,call the Gowrie News at 352-3325 or email us at [email protected] By Jill Viles The Gowrie Fire Department announced a $60,000 down payment has been made on the new build- ing. The building will be delivered in June. This announcement was made at the May 18 Gowrie City Council meeting. They are still at least $123,000 short in fundrais- ing, not including the kitchen and board room. It was suggested they may send out a letter to members of the community requesting donations. Additionally, it was of- fered that the original fire department building could be sold for $25-30K. Developing land Resident Denny Mc Cubbin inquired whether he could develop land within the Liberty Addition. Many landowners have investment in this addition, including Mc Cubbin’s great aunt. It was explained by the council that the city has an easement on this area in case a new street was required in future years. When asked if the city would ever consider Gowrie Fire Dept. makes $60,000 down payment on new fire building City Clerk position could be full time. . . repealing an easement, Peterson and Redman offered a definite, “no!” Additionally, the council advised anyone considering adding a building to the land, to consider they may be asked to remove it later. Ash tree removal Finally, discussion centered upon several Ash trees north of the pool. Though he was not in attendance at this meeting, Darrell Mishke, suggested these trees are diseased and non-thriving, and should be removed. It was reported that approximately 75 Ash trees within the community are in need of removal. The council will take this into consideration. City Clerk position A replacement for the position of city clerk was discussed, and it was announced the position has been of- fered to Danielle Clancy. “The question is should this be part time or full time?” inquired Mayor Stokesbary. “I don’t think we can ultimately keep someone if the position isn’t full time,” offered Peterson. By Glenn Schreiber One of the oldest businesses in Webster Coun- ty is celebrating an historic achievement in early June. Engquist Lumber, Harcourt, will celebrate its 125th an- niversary Tuesday, June 2. The incredible milestone is being achieved by owners Scott and Diane Engquist who are fourth genera- tion owners of the family owned business. “We are a little unique in that our business has had continuous family ownership throughout those 125 years,” said Scott. “We are proud that our family, through good and lean years, has managed to successfully own and operate this business.” Engquist Lumber is also one of the very oldest lumber stores in the entire state of Iowa. Scott noted that a few lumber stores are older, but they don’t necessarily have continuous ownership by one family. Brief Engquist Lumber history Scott Engquist’s great-grandfather Olaf started Engquist Lumber in June of 1890. “He recognized a need for a building supplier in this area,” said Scott. Olaf’s son Lawrence purchased the business in 1917 and in 1922 the business was moved to its current location. Scott’s father Robert purchased the business in 1949. He was called to serve in the Korean War in the early 1950s while his family continued the business op- eration. On June 1, 1981 Scott Engquist purchased the business from his parents, becoming the fourth genera- tion owner. Changes made Over the years many changes have been made. Engquist Lumber, Harcourt, celebrates 125 years in business Tuesday, June 2 Big anniversary event planned. . . Olaf Engquist started Engquist Lumber in 1890 and was the first generation owner. Lawrence Engquist pur- chased Engquist Lumber from his father Olaf in 1917. Robert Engquist, fa- ther of current owner Scott Engquist, purchased Engquist Lumber from his father Lawrence in 1949. Scott Engquist is the fourth generation owner of Engquist Lumber. He pur- chased the business in 1981. Robert Engquist, third generaton owner, and his son Scott, are shown outside the lumber yard. Robert Engquist, father of Scott, is shown with his grand- sons Thomas and Alex at a birthday party and Engquist Lumber. Engquist Lumber Continued on page 3...

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  • May 27, 2015 GOWRIE, WEBSTER COUNTY, IOWA VOL. 125 NO. 21

    Visit www.daytongowrienews.com for your local news...

    Wednesday, May 27 FarnhamvilleFireDept.,7:30p.m.atthe firestation.

    Monday, June 1 HarcourtTOPS,8:00a.m.atFaith LutheranChurchHarcourt. CubScoutPack42,6:00p.m.atthe CallenderHeritageLibrary/Community CenterTuesday, June 2 FarnhamvilleAmericanLegionPost#510 andSonsoftheAmericanLegion,7:00p.m., Legionbuilding. RoseLodge#506,7:30p.m.

    To have the date and time of your organizations meeting listed here,call the Gowrie News at 352-3325 or email us at [email protected]

    By Jill Viles The Gowrie Fire Department announced a$60,000downpaymenthasbeenmadeonthenewbuild-ing.ThebuildingwillbedeliveredinJune. This announcement was made at the May 18GowrieCityCouncilmeeting. Theyarestillatleast$123,000shortinfundrais-ing, not including the kitchen and board room. Itwassuggestedtheymaysendoutalettertomembersofthecommunityrequestingdonations.Additionally,itwasof-feredthattheoriginalfiredepartmentbuildingcouldbesoldfor$25-30K.Developing land ResidentDennyMcCubbininquiredwhetherhecoulddevelop landwithin theLibertyAddition. Manylandowners have investment in this addition, includingMcCubbinsgreataunt.Itwasexplainedbythecouncilthatthecityhasaneasementonthisareaincaseanewstreetwasrequiredinfutureyears. When asked if the city would ever consider

    Gowrie Fire Dept. makes $60,000down payment on new fire buildingCity Clerk position could be full time. . .

    repealing an easement,Peterson andRedmanoffered adefinite,no!Additionally,thecounciladvisedanyoneconsidering adding a building to the land, to considertheymaybeaskedtoremoveitlater.Ash tree removal Finally, discussion centered upon severalAshtreesnorthofthepool.Thoughhewasnotinattendanceatthismeeting,DarrellMishke,suggestedthesetreesarediseased and non-thriving, and should be removed. Itwasreportedthatapproximately75Ashtreeswithinthecommunityareinneedofremoval.Thecouncilwilltakethisintoconsideration.City Clerk position Areplacementforthepositionofcityclerkwasdiscussed,anditwasannouncedthepositionhasbeenof-feredtoDanielleClancy. Thequestionisshouldthisbeparttimeorfulltime?inquiredMayorStokesbary. Idontthinkwecanultimatelykeepsomeoneifthepositionisntfulltime,offeredPeterson.

    By Glenn Schreiber OneoftheoldestbusinessesinWebsterCoun-ty is celebrating an historic achievement in early June.EngquistLumber,Harcourt,willcelebrateits125than-niversaryTuesday,June2. The incrediblemilestone is being achieved byownersScottandDianeEngquistwhoarefourthgenera-

    tionownersofthefamilyownedbusiness. Wearealittleuniqueinthatourbusinesshashadcontinuous familyownership throughout those125years,saidScott.Weareproudthatourfamily,throughgood and leanyears, hasmanaged to successfully ownandoperatethisbusiness. EngquistLumberisalsooneoftheveryoldestlumberstoresintheentirestateofIowa.Scottnotedthatafewlumberstoresareolder,buttheydontnecessarilyhavecontinuousownershipbyonefamily.Brief Engquist Lumber history ScottEngquists great-grandfatherOlaf startedEngquistLumberinJuneof1890.Herecognizedaneedforabuildingsupplierinthisarea,saidScott. OlafssonLawrencepurchasedthebusinessin1917andin1922thebusinesswasmovedtoitscurrentlocation. ScottsfatherRobertpurchasedthebusinessin1949.HewascalledtoserveintheKoreanWarintheearly1950swhilehisfamilycontinuedthebusinessop-eration. OnJune1,1981ScottEngquistpurchased thebusiness fromhisparents,becoming the fourthgenera-tionowner.Changes made Overtheyearsmanychangeshavebeenmade.

    Engquist Lumber, Harcourt, celebrates125 years in business Tuesday, June 2Big anniversary event planned. . .

    Olaf Engquist started Engquist Lumber in 1890 and was the first generation owner.

    Lawrence Engquist pur-chased Engquist Lumber from his father Olaf in 1917.

    Robert Engquist, fa-ther of current owner Scott Engquist, purchased Engquist Lumber from his father Lawrence in 1949.

    Scott Engquist is the fourth generation owner of Engquist Lumber. He pur-chased the business in 1981.

    Robert Engquist, third generaton owner, and his son Scott, are shown outside the lumber yard.

    Robert Engquist, father of Scott, is shown with his grand-sons Thomas and Alex at a birthday party and Engquist Lumber.Engquist Lumber Continued on page 3...

  • May 27, 2015 2 THE GOWRIE NEWSTHE GOWRIE NEWS

    Carol Board Celebrates 80th Birthday CarolBoardwillbecelebratingher80thBirthdayMay29.ShewasborntoAmeliaKandRoyC.SniderofGowrie.ShegraduatedfromPrairieHighSchool. HerfamilyincludesDebandDonRitlandofRadcliff,BrianandVickiGleasonofRockwellCity,ChrisandTinaSchienerofShawnee,OK,DanBoardofBatonRouge,LA,andNathanandDawnNafziggerofDesMoines.Shehas10grandchildrenandeightgreat-grandchildren.HerhusbandRoyisdeceased. Herfamilyiscelebratingherbirthdaywithacardshower.Cardsmaybesentto2721ValleyAve,RockwellCity,IA50579.

    Harcourt Community leaders... Harcourt businessmen and community leaders are shown in the 1920s. From left to right are Joe Hill, railroad agent; Lawrence Engquist, owner of Engquist Lumber; Ted Swanson, Teds Garage; Pinky Anderson; John Schell, mail carrier; and Oliver Ollie Peterson, local hardware store.

    Farnhamville Betterment Club sets garage sale days June 19, 20

    FarnhamvilleBettermentClubmetandhadquiteabittodiscuss.Itwasnotedthatfournewbannershadbeenorderedforthestreettoreplacesomethathavebeenbeatupfromthewind.

    YardoftheMonthhasstartedandtheclubcongratulatedCalvinandMargeWoot-ersforbeingthefirstrecipients.

    GaragesaledayswillbeheldJune19and20.IfyouplantohaveagaragesalethosedayscontactBarbGregg.Advertisingwillgooutandtherewillbebetteratten-dancewithmorepeopleparticipating.

    TheGoodwilltruckwillbeintownJune18-June25.Goodopportunitytocleanout those storage corners. Have a garage sale thenwhat is left over canbe sent toGoodwill.

    TheclubsnextmeetingwillbeJune29at7:00p.m. TherewillbemoreplansregardingOldSettlersDaywhichisAugust8.

    Gowrie blood drive Thursday, June 4

    Therewill be a communityblooddrive inGowrieThursday,June4from2:30p.m.-6:30p.m.attheGowrieCommunityCenter,1206MarketStreet.

    Thepublicisencouragedtogiveanhouroftheirtimetohelp save lives.Summermonthsmeanmanypeoplearebusyanddonotdonateresultinginasortageofblood.

    Toscheduleadonationappointmentgotolifeserve-bloodcenter.orgorcall800-287-4903.

    Boxholm vandalism... Received the 5-20-15 Dayton Review the day after

    I sent the column for the 5-27-15 edition and staring at me on the front page was the headline Vandalism at Boxholm School. That not only was saddening news but a bit angering as well. One wonders what people think when doing such things. What was to be gained? Was it a lark for the perpetrators? Apparently the parties responsible do not have respect or fondness for such edifices as we

    of the old school who regard that building as a special place where we and those before and after us received ba-sic education to prepare us for life. All I can say to those people is shame, shame, shame.

    Sara Downs

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  • May 27, 2015 3THE GOWRIE NEWSTHE GOWRIE NEWS

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    Gowrie Tire and Service

    Wednesday, May 27 - Ham Loaf, Roasted Red Potatoes, California Blend, Raisin Rice PuddingThursday, May 28 - Cheeseburger, WW Bun, Santa Fe Corn, Baby Carrots, Plums, OJFriday, May 29 - Golden Baked Chicken, Potatoes & Gravy, Garden Beans, Fruit Cup, WW Roll, Tomato JuiceMonday, June 1 - Hot Pork Sandwich, w/ WW Bread and Potatoes w/ gravy, Carrots & Broccoli, Oatmeal Raisin BarTuesday, June 2 - Goulash, Lettuce Salad, French Bread, Fruited Jell-OWednesday, June 3 - Salisbury Ground Beef, Baked Potato, Mixed Veg-etables, Peach Crisp

    asWebsterCounty SpecialAchievers, an awardpre-sented by theWebster County Industrial DevelopmentCommission.

    A number of area farmers and businesses joinedforcestohelpFrankLight,whowasinjuredinafarmingaccident,planthissoybeancrop.156acresofbeansonthethreefarmswereplanted.Thosecontributingtheiref-fortsandresourceswereChuckPeterson,JimPeterson,JohnProkop,DickLarson,MaryCarlson,JimW.Carl-son,BubStewart,andGregSchmadeke.FCsprayedthefieldsandMidstatesEnergysuppliedthefuel.

    AlleneByroadwasnamedoutstandingfacultymem-berforthe1994-1995schoolyearatBuenaVistaUniver-sityFortDodgeCenter.

    EightyfivealumniandguestsattendedtheLanyonHishSchoolAlumniBanquetheldattheStarliteinFortDodge.The themewasDownMemoryLane.Speak-erswere PatRoos, EstherRoos,DickNordstrom, andDorothyLundquist.LetterswerereadfromImoCarlson,GeorgiaPeterson,andaformerteacher.

    30 Years Ago, May 29, 1985Little Queenie anAfrican orphan baby elepahnt

    adoptedbytheRollerCircusvisitedGowrie.TimWarrick, Bill Cronin, and BrentWooters, all

    PrairieHighjuniors,wereselectedtoattendthe47thAn-nualBoysState atCampDodge.Warrick andWooterswereselectedbyPetersonPost#432ofGowrieandCro-ninwasselectedbyAlbertJ.HansonPostofCallender.

    OnMay18theGowrieFiremensponsoredandcon-ducted theAAU JuniorOlympic trackmeet.ThiswasoneofthemanywaysthefiremenwereraisingmoneyfortheJuly4thfireworks.$500wasraisedforthefireworksfund at the trackmeet through entry fees, admissions,andtheconcessionstand.

    John Gallentine and Brett Smith were selected torepresenttheGreenfieldHartquistPost#699ofHarcourtatthe47thannualBoysStateatCampDodge.BothboyswerejuniorsatCentralWebsterHighSchool.

    Bill B. Holmstrom was appointed postmaster atFarnhamville.

    RepresentingtheFarnhamvillePost#150atthe47thannulaBoysStateatCampDodgewereJasonVoteandMattGoodwin,bothjuniorsatCedarValleyHighSchool.

    Members of the Zion Lutheran Church sent aloftnearly200balloonsonPentacostSunday.Theballoonscontained biblical messages along with the sendersname,werereleasedincelebrationofthebirthdayofthechurch.

    MikaelGrahninvitedeveryonetoattendhisgradua-tionandfarewellpartyattheGowrieCommunityCenter.HewasanexchangestudentfromSweden.

    MaryStonerofCallender,MedicalAssistantstudentatIowaCentralCommunityCollege,inFortDodge,be-gantheclinicalexternshipoftheMedicalAssistantedu-cationalprogram.

    20 Years Ago, May 30, 1995DonOlson,ofClearwater,Florida,formerlyofCal-

    lender,washonored inFortDodgeat theannualFron-tierDayscelebraton.Hewasoneof sixpeoplechosen

    The lumber store has hardware supplies, paint, ceram-ic tile, kitchen cabinets, flooring, doors, andwindows.Weve become a full service lumber and hardwarestore,saidScott. EngquistLumberalsodesignshomes,commer-cialbuildingsandagriculturalunits. Years ago business was primarily local, withcustomers living within several miles of the business.TodayEngquistLumberservicesWebsterCounty,allad-jacentcounties,andothercitiesandcounties includingStoryCounty. Ourlocalandareafarmersaregoodcustomersforus,saidScott.Andourbuildingcontractors,oftenworkingwithfarmers,businessesandresidents,arethebiggestcustomerswehave.

    New hardware storeadded in 2005 Ten years agoEngquistLumber designed andconstructed a hardware storewhich is nowpart of theEngquistLumbercomplexinHarcourt. At the same time a large showroom display-ingkitchencabinets,doors,windowsandotherbuildingunitswasalsoincludedinthenewaddition. New offices were also constructed for staffmembersandanewfrontdesk/checkoutcounterwaspartofthenewexpansion.

    More expansion LastyearanoldbuildingwasrazedbyEngquistLumberandanewstructurewasconstructedontheirsite. Thisbuildingisusedasawarehouseforspecialorderitemsforcontractorsandcustomers.Sometimesourcontractorsandothercustomerswillordermaterialsto be used in the relatively near future but they arentquitereadytopickthemup.Weusethiswarehousetostore this items until are customerswant to pick themup,explainedScott.

    Anniversary celebrationJune 2 at Engquist Lumber Engquist Lumber will celebrate 125 years inbusinessonTuesday,June2from5to8p.m. Therewillbeporkloinsandporkpatties,beansandchips,lemonadeandtea. BrentFergusonwillplayacousticalguitarandthestreetwillbeclosed.Wedidsomethingsimilartothiswhenwe celebrated our 100th anniversary, notedScott. Wewantourcustomerstojoinusinthiscele-bration,saidScott.Pleasecometorelaxandjustenjoythefestivities.Itwillbegreat.

    A good life Lifehasbeengoodforourfamiliesthroughtheyears,Scottaffirmed.Wereallyappreciateourmanylocalcustomerswhohavepatronizedourbusinessthese125years.

    Scott Engquist is shown holding his son Alex during the 100th anniversary celebration of Engquist Lumber.

    This is the front of Engquist Lumber in the 1920s during a water main project.

    Engquist Lumber...Continued on page 3...

    Gowrie Garage Sale Days

    A list of sale addresses will be on www.gowrie.org

    May29 & 30

    Cummins, Lehigh, graduates from Upper Iowa University NikoleCumminsofLehigh,hasgraduatedwiththe Class of 2015 fromUpper IowaUniversity with aMasterofBusiness inAdministration inOrganizationalDevelopmentEmphasis.

  • May 27, 2015 4 THE GOWRIE NEWSTHE GOWRIE NEWS

    KeithR.W.Anderson,93,ofSiouxCitypassedawayWednesday, May 6, 2015 at Sunrise RetirementCommunityfromcongestiveheartfailure. Keith R. W.Anderson was born on June 28,1921,inGowrie,Iowa,thesonofClarenceandEdithAn-derson.Keithwasastarbasketballandbaseballplayerinhighschool.HewasapitcheronthebaseballteamattheUniversityofIowa.HeenlistedintheU.S.NavyonDec.9,1941.DuringWorldWarII,KeithwasaNavalpilot.HewasstationedatFloydBennettFieldinNewYorkandflewHellcatplanes. HemarriedLoisMaryMetzgerfromIowaCity,Iowa,onJan.4,1944.KeithgraduatedfromtheUniver-sityofIowaafterreturningfromwar.HegraduatedwithaBSin1948.Hereceivedamaster'sdegreeinadminis-trationeducation.Educationandteachingkidswasveryimportanttohim.HetaughtatEastJuniorHighinSiouxCity.Hedidpostgraduateworkonadoctoraldegreeineducation.Keithwasanelementaryschoolprincipalfor30yearsatWashingtonElementarySchool.Heretiredin1982. Keith loved adventure and travel. He traveledthroughEuropeandlovedtostudyhisSwedishheritage.HisspiritwasthatofaViking.Hetraveledtomanystates,mountainhikingandfishingwerehispleasures,aswellasgolf.Lifewasalwaysexcitingandinterestingtohim.Hisfamilyandfriendswereaveryimportantpartofhislife.HewasachartermemberofMorningsideChapelofKiwanis.HewasamemberofNativityChurch. After 47 years of marriage, his wife, LoisMetzgerAnderson,passedaway.HemarriedLoisRystainDecember1998. Keithissurvivedbyhiswife,hisfourchildren,MarkieAndersonPinnellofDesMoines,GwenAnder-sonPippett(ClarencePippett)ofSiouxCity,LomaAn-dersonOlson (TomOlson)ofLittleton,Colo., andTedAnderson,(LiisaAnderson)ofLittleton;sevengrandchil-dren,Dr.EmilyPinnellMurphy(JoeMurphy)ofFlorida,GregPinnell(EmilyPinnell),ofSt.Paul,Minn.,MeganPinnellBlumfelder(AlexBlumfelder)ofBoulder,Colo.,NathanPippett(AlannaClark)ofCail,Colo.,GenellPip-pettHoganofHouston,Texas,LarsAndersonofDenver,Colo., andKirstiAndersonofLIttleton; and twogreat-grandchildren,GracePinnellandSophiaPinnell. Keith was preceded in death by his parents,ClarenceandEdithAnderson;hissisterAudreyBrund-age,andhisfirstwife,LoisMetzgerAnderson. MemorialsbybegiventoHospiceofSiouxlandoftheHumaneSociety.HislovingspiritwillliveonasheembarksonhisfinaladventuretomeethisLordandSavior.

    Keith R. W. Anderson, 93

    ElayneL.Palmer,87,ofDesMoines,formerlyofGowrieandRockwellCity,passedawayWednesday,May20,2015atScottishRiteParkHealthCareCenter,DesMoines. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday,May 26, 2015 at Zion Lutheran Church, Gowrie, withPastor JimDavis and PastorMike Schmidt officiating.BurialwillbeatGowrieTownshipCemetery.Avisita-tionwill be after 4:00 p.m.Monday,May 25, 2015 atPalmerFuneralHome,Gowrie. Survivors includeher husband,Max; children,Ned(Colleen)PalmerofGowrie;Polly(Mike)JohnstonofNorwalk;Hal(Jane)PalmerofBurnsville,MN;grand-children, Jill (Lee)White;ScottPalmer;Tyler (Jessica)Johnston;AndrewPalmer;SamPalmer;ElizabethPalm-er;great-granddaughters,BridgetandMadiWhite;great-grandson,BreckenJohnston;brother,Donald(Marjorie)WahlgrenofGowrie. Shewasprecededindeathbyherparents,GustandLula (Holland)Wahlgren; daughter,GwenPalmer;brotherandsister-in-law,PaulandDarleneWahlgren. Elayne Luanne Wahlgren was born February27,1928atPalmer,IAandgraduatedfromPalmerHighSchoolin1945.ShegraduatedfromIowaStateTeachersCollegeatCedarFallsin1947withanelementaryteach-ingdegree.ElaynetaughtschoolinGowrieforseveralyears.ShewasunitedinmarriagetoMaxO.PalmeronJuly 16, 1950 at Elfsborg Lutheran Church, Pomeroy.Elayne was also active in the operation of the PalmerHardwareFurniture andFuneralService. TheymovedtoRockwellCityin1984whereshewasactiveinthefu-neralbusinessuntilretiringin1990.Elaynewasamem-berofZionLutheranChurch,Gowrie,St.PaulsLutheranChurch,RockwellCity,andGraceLutheranChurch,DesMoines. ShealsowasamemberofWELCA,SvenskaKlubben,AmericanLegionandAmVetsAuxiliariesandOrderofEasternStar. Memorialsmaybe left forMosaic, 11141Au-roraAve.,Building#3,Urbandale,IA,50322.

    Elayne L. Palmer, 87

    New VP at Security Savings Bank in GowrieMindy Swieter...

    BradleyS.Lane,PresidentandCEOofSecuritySav-ingsBank inGowrie, has announced the promotion ofMindySwietertoVicePresident.

    MindyisactiveinthecommunityasPresidentoftheGowriePoolBoardandVicePresidentoftheGowrieDe-velopmentCommission. Her education includes aBAin Elementary Education from William Penn CollegeinOskaloosa,Iowa.MindylivesinGowrieandenjoysspendingmuchofherfreetimewithherhusband,Mike,andsons,AaronandChase,attheirvarioussportingandschoolevents.

    Brad Lane commented, Im excited about theknowledgeandbankingexperienceMindygives toSe-curitySavingsBank. Her skills and level of customerservicereflectourgoalofbuildingrelationships.

    Gods Not Dead at Our SavioursOutdoor movie...

    OurSavioursLutheranChurchlocatedat504JamesStreetinCallenderwillbeshowingthemovieGodsNotDead outside on the church grounds Sunday evening,May31at7:30p.m.

    Thereisnocosttoattend,andfreepopcorn(courtesyofSecuritySavingsBank)and lemonadewillbeavail-able. There will be 15 Gods Not Dead DVDs givenawayattheconclusionofthemovie.Pleasebringlawnchairs.

    ThechurchalsoplansonshowingHopeBridgeonJune14thandTheEncounteronJuly12thalongwithad-ditionalmoviesonSundayeveningsthroughouttheyear.Allareinvitedtoattend.

    Longtime community member Jayne Runge, Gowrie celebrated her 100th birthday on May 10th (Mothers Day!). Here celebrating with her is Pastor Jim and Tami Davis and family, Gowrie.

    Jaeschke, Gowrie, receives ISU Scholarship KatieJaeschke,aseniormajoringinFamilyandConsumerSciencesEducationatIowaStateUniversity,received a Scholarship for Future Educators from theIowaStateEducationAssociation(ISEA). KatieisthedaughterofSharonJaeschkewhoisanISEAmemberfromthePrairieValleyEducationAsso-ciationinthePrairieValleyCommunitySchoolDistrict.

    Turkey virus outbreakstrikes Pocahontas farmnear Webster County Millions of Iowa birds killed or destroyed bybirdflu,andpilingupatpoultryfacilities,shouldbedis-posedoforincineratedbytheendofthisweek,barringanother largeoutbreak,U.S.AgricultureSecretaryTomVilsacksaidFriday. The outbreak in Iowa has included much of northwest Iowa including a 21,000 turkey farm near Pocahontas which is very close to Webster County. The virus has affected 63 other turkey operations in northwest Iowa. VilsacksaidabacklogofbirdshasdevelopedbecauseofcomplicatednegotiationswithIowalandfillsoveracceptingtheanimals. Inthepastweek,twolandfillsoneinnorth-westIowa,theotherinsouthwestIowahaveagreedtotakesomeoftheestimated25millionbirdsstrickenbyavianinfluenzaorkilledtocontainthedisease. Inaddition,alargerincineratorisbeingmovedinto northwest Iowa and is expected to be in place bySunday,theagsecretarysaidinarecentstorypublishedintheDesMoinesRegister. Wewanttogetridofthosebirdsasquicklyaspossible,saidVilsack,meetinginDesMoinesonFridaywithstateofficials,includingGov.TerryBranstad,indus-tryleaders,andturkeyandeggproducers.

    Gowrie resident celebrates 100th birthday...

  • May 27, 2015 5THE GOWRIE NEWSTHE GOWRIE NEWS Down Memory LaneB Y S A R A D O W N S

    NotonlywouldIliketogohomeagain,Iwouldliketogobacktothebeginningbefore.IamtalkingabouttheareathatbecameGrantTownshipwiththesettlement,laterincorporatedasatown,Boxholm,Iowa.WeknowitwasoneofthelastareasinIowatobesettledbyfor-eigners.ItwasapartoftheLouisianaTerritoryandlikeallofourcountry,hadoncebeentheterritoryofIndiantribes.Accordingtosomeresearch, in1847,before theCivilWar,thefirstsettlerinthetownshipwasapersonnamedM.White(notSwedish?)fromIndianawhotookaclaiminwhatbecamesection15. Thatappearstobetheareaofwhatbecamethelittle town of Boxholm. In that same year a SolomonTomlinson (now theres a Scandinavian name) camefromOhioandstakedhisclaiminwhatwouldbesection10,slightlynorthofWhites, if Ihavereadamapcor-rectly.Eventuallyin1875,wellaftertheCivilWarwhenimmigrantsbegantopopulatethearea,itissaidtherestillwasonlyanIndiantrail to thearea.Thoseimmigrants,primarily Swedish I imagine, were willing to take thewildareaandclearthegrassesanddrainpeatponds,find-ingsomeoftherichestgrowingsoilinthecountry. Thearea,beingdesignatedasprairie,hadlittleelevation.Itrytoimagine,whentheWhitesandTomlin-sonscame,howthearealooked,nothingformilesexceptthose high grasses and peat ponds and sparse shallowcreeks,thoughtheymayhaveheldenoughwatertopro-videsomemoistureandperhapsenoughfortheanimals.Iwould like to imagine in thatbasicallyflat landwhatthatlittleknoll,thatcentralpartthatwastobethebusi-nessdistrict,lookedlike. Icanunderstandwhythehighestarea(nothingtobragabout)wouldhavebeenchosenasacentralareafor the settlement.Those familiesmust havebeen truepioneers, bringingwhatwould have been hoped to beamplesupplies tomaintain life for themselvesandanyanimals for some time.With only Indian trails and nobridgesitwouldhavebeenquiteatrektore-supplyalltheirneeds. Iwould like tohoverover theareaduring theensuing years, as if it were a time-lapsed movie andwatchasmorepeoplediscovered theareaand realizeditspotential.Eventuallytherewouldhavebeen,asinallsuchpioneering,crudebuildings,forhomes,animalshel-tersandplacesofbusiness.Therewerefewtreesintheareaandhowmanywereofthesizetohavebeenfelledandmadeintobuildingmaterials,logsorboards?Did thefirst peoplebuild sodhouses?Somehow I canimagine that.Had the Indians alreadymovedonwest-ward?Therewereprobablynolargeanimalsaroundtohuntnorlargestreamsinwhichtofindediblefish.Wasitjustacrossroadsforthem? As time passed the area grew and more andmoreSwedishimmigrantscameandstakedtheirclaims.Where else could they have ever found such a goldmineinrichfarmlandforaround$2.00-$3.00anacre?Lookatthepricesnow!Thoseintheareawhoareown-ersoflandoriginallyclaimed/homesteadedbyanances-tor,haveyoueversaidthankstothatancestorforsettlingthere? Well,thereisnotime-lapsemoviesowecanalluseour imaginationsuntil thecameracame intowideruseandphotospreserved.WecancometoBoxholmto-dayandseesomestructures,thoughnottheoriginals,areonestherebeforeourtime.Thesadthingisafterimag-iningthegrowthoftheareaandtownfromtheWhitesandTomlinsonsuntilintothemorecurrentagestherehasbeenanalmostdrasticreversal.ManyofthebuildingsIknewarenolonger.Somearetherebutlookingsadandunused.Thehotelisgonethoughithadbeenapartmentsandabarbershopandthen----.TheOldOpryHousewhich Ineverknewas suchbuthadseveraluses fromaplaceforthetownbandtopractice,afeedstoreanda

    From an Indian trail to???furnituremakingventureisgone.HappilytheoldbanksitsproudlyonitscornerthankstoDavePetersonandhismuseum.Johnsonsstorethebuildingisstillstandingbut it isa restaurant/tavernnowand theupstairs,onceapartments,isadeteriorating(soIheard)storagespace.Itisanoldbuilding. Lundvallsstorehasbeenlonggoneandwithitsomeofmynostalgia,andthenewpostofficeisinitsplace.Everysooftenthereisthethreatofitsclosingtoo.Westeensisnolongeraplaceforapublicrestaurant.TheCommunitybuilding isstillopenat timesandhashadmanyusesovertheyears.Lindshardwarestore,Adamsbarbershop/jewelers,Jacksmeatmarket,longgoneandnowtheinsuranceagencyistoo.Thefurniturestorelonggoneaswellasthelittlegrocerywithitsmanyowners. The old telephone officewith its switchboardandpartylinesandanoperatortokeepitallconnectedhavebeenoutofthepicturemanyyearsnow.VeryfewcarsareparkedonMainstreetatanytime.Thereareno garages or filling stations. The Champlin stationsitewasreplacedbyamodernbankbuildingquitesometimeago.TrulyMainStreetlooksghostlyeveninthedaytime. The Lutheran Church and the MethodistChurch buildings stand stately in their places but onewondershowlongwhenwehearofalmostconstantlossofmembershipbypeopleleavingtheareaandoldtim-ershavinggonetotheirheavenlyreward.Theelevatorcontinuesbusinessandrisesproudlyoverthetown.Withtheclosingandremovaloftherailroadalongtimeagoitwouldnthavebeena surprise to see itsdemise too.Thankgoodnessforsemisandtruckers. Within the past year the last bastion thatseemingly held the community together, the school,wasclosed. It is said thatall things, even townscometoanendormakeadrasticchange.Ifeartheremaybeno furtherpopulationgrowthor significantbuilding inBoxholm.Mynowtown,DesMoines,hasnotcometoanendbutithashadandwillhavedrasticchangesovertheyears.Itisahighlypopulatedmanyvariedbusinessesarea with aneffort tokeepor rebuild the downtownbusinessdistrict,sothereisalwayshope.Butthesmalltowns???Dowehave to thinkofpreparing theireulo-gies? Yep,Idliketoseethattime-lapsemovieofthatlittlespotinBooneCounty,IowabutIwouldlikeforittohavestoppedaboutfortyyearsorsoago.Nonetheless,Iandanyonewhowaseveraresidentoftheareaortownhaveourmemoriesandwillnotforget.

    Southeast Valley Schedule of Events

    Week of May 27th to June 3rdWednesday, May 27NO SCHOOLTeacher In-service PM 4:30 p.m. B JV-Var Base GAME - East Sac County @ Southeast Valley4:30 p.m. G JV-Var Soft GAME - East Sac County @ Southeast ValleyThursday, May 284:30 p.m. B JV-Var Base GAME - Coon Rapids-Bayard @ Southeast Valley4:30 p.m. G JV-Var Softball GAME - Coon Rapids-Bayard @ Southeast ValleyFriday, May 2910:30am (A) 2-JVR Soft GAME - Southeast Valley @ Greene County5:30 p.m. B JV-Var Base GAME - Southeast Valley @ West Central ValleySaturday, May 309:00 a.m. G V Soft OGDEN INVITA - G V SoftMonday, June 1 G JV-Var Soft GAME - Southeast Valley @ Woodward-GrangerTuesday, June 2 11:00 a.m. G 2-JVR Soft GAME - Southeast Valley @ Iowa Falls-Alden5:30 p.m. G JV-Var Soft GAME - Southeast Valley @ Iowa Falls-AldenWednesday, June 310:00 a.m. JH SB & BB vs. SCC @ Lytton4:30 p.m. B JV-Var Base GAME - Sioux Central @ Southeast Valley4:30 p.m. G JV-Var Soft GAME - Sioux Central @ Southeast Valley

    *Schedule is pulled from the SV website for your convenience*www.southeastvalley.org

    ***Schedules are subject to change at anytime***

    Thursday, May 28

    Golden Crest VillaAnnual Meeting will be held:

    June 17, 2015At the Gowrie Community/Civic Center

    At 1:00 p.m.

    Birthdays27-May Alan Urelius, Leslie Larson29-May Carol Board, Delaney Jacobson Christine Lemke30-May Mike Rushton1-June Joshua Erritt, Marie Fields Kim Klingson, Erin Lusmann2-June Devin Doyle, Bill Hanna Madison Lane, Dan Stickrod Fred Vote3-June Iona Lusmann, Jessica McGuire

    Anniversaries31-May Joel and Gloria West.1-June Gary and Kendale Vosberg.

    Security Savings Bank announces new employeeSWG graduate Joe Lennon...

    Brad Lane, President-CEO of Security SavingsBank,ispleasedtoannouncethatJoeLennonhasjoinedourstaffforthesummer.HisresponsibilitiesasaCus-tomerServiceRepresentativewill include travelingbe-tweenourvariousoffices.

    JoewasbornandraisedintheLehighareaandgrad-uatedfromSoutheast-WebsterGrandSchool.HeattendsIowaWesleyanCollege inMt.Pleasantwith studies inBusinessAdministrationwithadoubleconcentrationinManagementandEconomics.Heisaverybusystudentandheadresidentadvisorforhisdorm.Joeplaysbasket-ballforIowaWesleyanwithaverysuccessfulyear!

    WeareexcitedtohavethisyoungmanaspartoftheSecuritySavingsBankfamily.Stopinandsayhello!

    Joe Lennon

    Brinkman, Gowrie, receives Scholarship Cassidy Brinkman, Gowrie, will receive theRalph Williams Scholarship and Pearl Rock WilliamsScholarship.BrinkmanisaseniorstudyingEventMan-agementatIowaStateUniversity.

  • May 27, 2015 6 THE GOWRIE NEWSTHE GOWRIE NEWS

    By Jill Viles The helium balloon in Elvera Petersons roomhas keptwatch over her for fifteen years. The HappyBirthdayballoonwasoriginallyapresentgiventoElve-rasmotheronher100thbirthday. Though the helium has never been replaced, itmysteriously maintains its buoyancy even after severalmoves.But,toElverathemagicoftheballoonisobvious.Mymotherwatchesoverme,sheexplains. Longetivity,notonlyofballoons,butoffamily,ischaracteristicofthePetersonclan.Elverasfatherlivedtobeninety-five,andElveraisninety-two. Perhapshergood-naturedspirit is thesourceofherrobusthealth.Ilikeithere,sheexplains.Itsjustonestepfromheaven.Thefoodisgood,andthebeautyoperatorcomeseverytwoweeks.Shedoesareallygreatjob. Elverawasborn inGilmoreCity. Wewere amusical family, explains Elvera. Piano, organ, saxo-phone,guitar,accordionyounameit.

    Elvera and her sisters were most interested insinging.Theirfavoritesongsincluded:MyHappiness,YouaremySunshine,Angry,PutonyourOldGreyBonnet,andShowmetheWaytoGoHome.Elverasparents and their three daughters even played for a fewdances. Elverasfatherwasafarmer,butlaterheenteredthegrocerybusinesssettingupshopinWare,Iowa.Inthisera, grocery shops carried farmore thangroceries. Thevenuesuppliedadditional servicessuchasbutcheringofmeat,clothesshopping,andgaspurchases.Wedidalot,Elveraexplains.Warewasaverytinytown. Elverafirstmetherhusbandinalocalrestaurantin1941.Onthisfirstdate,theyattendedadance.How-ever, romancewouldhave towaitasHaroldentered thearmedservices. But, ultimately their lives were meant to bejoined,andtheymarriedin1946.Theyraisedfourchil-drentwoboys,andfraternaltwins,aboyandgirl.Sadly,onesondiedinacaraccidentattheageofthree.

    Elvera Peterson, 92, sang with her sisters;assisted her husband in carpentry businessResident of Gowrie Care Center. . .

    It's Your Life...

    Elvera Peterson Currently,adaughterandson-in-lawliveinOko-bojii,onesonlivesinKneriem,andherson,Rodney,andhiswife,Barbara,liveinGowrie.Haroldpassedawayofaheartattackin1983. Harold Petersons first heart attack happenedyearsbefore.Originallyafarmer,Haroldhadtomakeachangeincareercompatiblewithhishealth,andsohede-cidedtoenterthefieldofcarpentry. Ihelpedalotinhisnewcareer,explainsEl-vera.HoldthisGetthat!However,sherecallstheex-perienceasapositiveventureforallinvolved.Atthetime,the family lived in a trailerhouseand they took itwiththemonconstructionsites.Elveralovedtheexperience,especially the opportunity to cook for her family inside

    theirtrailer. We just lovedbeing carpenters, Elveraexplains. Some peopleareborn justknowing thisstuff [how tobeacarpen-ter]. According to El-vera,newtechniqueswerelearnedonthejob. Her husbandmastered the installationofwood paneling, aswellas installation of shingles.Butmostimportantofallwerethelittlejobsthingslike fixing doorknobsthings wives wished theirhusbands would just getdone,explainsElvera.

  • May 27, 2015 7THE GOWRIE NEWSTHE GOWRIE NEWS

    209 Main, AK Transmission, Anderson Implements, Black Hills Energy, Bruntlett Elevator , Carson-Stapp Funeral Home, Caseys General Store, Community Pharmacy, Dayton Community Grocery, Dayton Farm Drainage, Dayton Light & Power, Dayton Review, Diehls of Dayton, Dr. Annie Arklie DDS, Engquist Lumber, Farnham Financial, Fareway Stores, Farmers Cooperative, Goodwin Insurance, Gowrie Care Center, The Gowrie News, Grandview Health Care Center, Harcourt Equipment, Heartland Bank, Iowa Central Community College, Johnson & Sons Insurance & Iowa Realty, Kail & McGuire, Keith Ferguson Attorney, Knopf Insurance, Lehigh Valley Coop Telephone Association, Lehigh Valley Credit Union, Riverside Tavern, Macke Gowrie, Marvs Market Street Bar & Grill, Napa Auto Parts, Oscars Hickory Cruiser, POET Biorefining, Sandholm Insurance, Sandholm Real Estate, Security Savings Bank, Skoglund Auto & Power, Sparkys One Stop, Swanson Florist & Garden Center, TCB Sanitation, Towne Veterinary Clinic, Webster Calhoun Cooperative Telephone Association, Wheels of GYC, Woodruff Electric, and James Kramer Law Firm.

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    Back row: Sage Michalski, Tiffany Blunk, Coach Shawn Blunk,MarydithBarkley,ShawnaAndrews.Middle row:MorganJackson,MerylMoeller,LexeeNelson.Front row:AbbyAnderlik,KennedyGallentine,CourtneyShirbrounandZoeyShipley.

    Front row:IssacPeebler,MueezeAlMushabbir,AaronTrue,ConnorTravis,BenPeterson,KaelanLundberg.Second row:JordanLane,JadenCline,NolanBrand,MitchReck,GarretHoudek,MichaelVosberg,TrevorParrish.Back row:RobbieWickwire,KeeganGoodwin,KoltanLundberg,Logan Boerner, Coach Conrad, Conner Conrad, Josh Johnson, SpencerJohnson,Travis Jones.Not pictured:LeeFishbaugh,NateGodfrey,Mi-chaelChristy,andSamComp.

    Front row:CoachHarrison,AngelaDopita,NicoleWilliams,CoachSwieter.Second row:HannahFiala,CassieZinnel,JosieBreitsprecher,Al-lieBerg,EricaRittgers,AnnaHeatherington,NatalieLambert.Third row: Emma Graves, Jaiden Ackerson, Gina Gillespie, Sarah Nahnsen. Back row: KanyonPepples,MicaelaFevold,KarissaHiesterman,TessaBerg,andClaireWhalen.Not Pictured:LeslieHousken.

    Front Row:AnthonyZigrang,BryceGustafson,TomNahnsen,NoahTucker,ShanePromes,JalenFuss,TrentLeners,SkylarWarehime,CalebHemmestad,MalachiSwanson.2nd Row:RawlyGrandfield,HillaryOdhi-ambo,JoshCarlson,CarterSteck,CameronAnderson,JohnLautner,ChaseMobley,BrentNelson.3rd Row:GordonGrossnickle,AaronSwieter,CadeKing,KeatonJondle,JacobDeBaun,ZekeMiller,NickEslick,DavenRees.4th Row:LucasPontius,ToddHamilton,KeenanFerry,RyanGustafson,ClaytonKiefer, JoelAnderson,MatthewRoss.5th Row: SpencerWare-hime,NolanJohnson,CoachKruse,SamBerglund,JacobSorenson,PatrickBreitsprecher,CoachNuss,andKyleBaird.

    GIRLS' TRACK

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    SOUTHEAST VALLEY - 2015

    Spring SportsHIGH SCHOOL

  • May 27, 2015 8 THE GOWRIE NEWSTHE GOWRIE NEWS

    CALLENDER

    Your LocaL church DirectorYGOWRIE

    ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH

    James G. Davis, Pastor

    9:30amSundaySchool10:30SundayWorship

    Sun.,May31 *Note this Sunday be-gins our summer wor-shipschedule

    9:30a.m.Worship(Trin-itySunday)

    10:30 a.m. MissionaryCoffee

    Tues.,June2 10:00 a.m. GCC TapedService

    Wed.,June3 7:00p.m.ChurchChix

    HARCOURTFAITH LUTHERAN

    CHURCHRod Meyer, Pastor

    ~~Worship10:30amFellowship9:30am

    SundaySchool9:30am

    HARCOURTUNITED

    EVANGELICALCOVENANT CHURCH

    Craig Vote, Pastor

    9:30amSundayWorship~

    Mondays:9:30amWomen'sBibleStudy.

    ~Saturdays:7pmMen's

    BibleStudy.

    UNITED METHODISTCHURCH

    Karen Young, Pastor 9:00amSundayWorship

    MOORLANDUNITED CHURCH

    OF CHRISTJames G. Davis, Pastor

    8:00amSundayWorship

    OUR LADY OFGOOD COUNSEL

    Served by the priests of the Webster Co.

    Catholic parishes SundayMorningMass:

    10a.m.

    UNITED METHODISTCHURCH

    Annette Ruhs Kruse,Pastor

    9:00a.m.SundaySchool10:15a.m.SundayWorship

    Thursday,May28th 6:00PMPrayerWalkFriday,May29th 1:00PMQuiltersSunday,May31st(Trinity)SundaySchoolRecognitionPeacewithJusticeSunday 9:00AMSundaySchool 10:15AMWorship 11:15 Youth /SS PizzaParty

    1:00 PM Fly Kites(BehindSkatingRink)

    Monday,June1st 12:00PMSmallGroupTuesday,June2nd 1:00PMQuiltersThursday,June4th 12:00 PM UMWExecutiveMeeting

    12:30 PM UMW SaladLuncheon (GeneralMeeting)

    GOWRIE

    ROELYNFULTON LUTHERAN

    CHURCHJames G. Davis, Pastor

    9:15amSundayWorship

    Wed.,May27 2:30p.m.Bingoat GowrieCareCenterSun.,May31 9:15a.m.Worship

    LANYONEVANGELICAL

    COVENANT CHURCHMarc Murchison, Pastor

    9:30am-Worship10:30am-

    CoffeeFellowship11am-SundaySchool

    ~~Wednesdays:

    6pm-ACTION=AlotofChurchThingsInOne

    Nightwww.lanyoncovenant.org

    FARNHAMVILLE

    HOLY TRINITYLUTHERAN CHURCHRobert Zellmer, Pastor

    9:30amSundayWorship8:30SundaySchool

    Mondays:LadiesBibleStudy

    9:30amArmorofGodClass

    7:00pm2nd & 4th Tuesday:

    CommunityMeal11:30am

    FIRST UNITED CHURCH

    Pastor James H. Chesnutt

    10:30amSundayWorship

    Wednesdays:LunchBunch4:30-6:00PMYouthMissionTeam5:15KidsBellChoir6:00-6:15

    SOMERSUNITED METHODIST

    CHURCHPastor James H. Chesnutt

    9:00amSundayWorship

    Thursdays: 1:30 p.m.AfternoonBibleStudy

    atChurch

    Tuesdays: 7:00 p.m.EveningBibleStudyat

    Dan&ColleenGoodwins

    OUR SAVIOURSLUTHERAN CHURCH

    Pastor: Jon Rollefson 9:15amSundayWorship10:15amFellowship10:30SundaySchool11:00amAdultForum

    Wed.,May27 6:00PMConfirmation,

    FellowshipHall 7:00PMBibleStudy

    withDonDoolittle,FiresideRoom

    Thurs.,May28 9:00AMDorcas/Lydia

    Circle,FiresideRoom 2:00PMMary/Martha

    Circle,FiresideRoom 7:00PMChoirPracticeSat.,May30 9:00AMMensGroup,

    FiresideRoomSun.,May31 9:15AMWorship 10:15AMFellowship

    Coffee 11:00AMAdultFo-

    rum,FiresideRoom 7:30PMOutdoor

    MovieNightGodsNotDead

    Mon.,June1 7:00PMBibleStudy

    withDonDoolittle.,FSTues.,June2 7:00PMWomens

    EveningBibleStudy,FiresideRoom

    Childrenmay register starting June1 for theFarn-hamvilleLibrarySummerLibraryProgram.ThisyearsthemeisEveryHeroHasaStory.Childrenmayregisteronlineatfarnhamville.lib.ia.usorinthelibrary.Thepro-gramrunsfromJune1toJuly31.

    Whenchildrenregister,theywillreceiveaprogrambook bag and a bookmark. Each time a child returnsbookstheywillreceiveaprize.Foreveryherobookthechildreads,theymaychooseaspecialprize.Eachtimeachildchecksoutbooksduringtheprogram,theirnamewillbeaddedtoadrawingforaspecialEveryHeroHasaStoryt-shirt.Cometothelibrarytoseetheshirt.

    SpecialprogramswillbeJune15,June29,andJuly13from5:00to6:30.Snacks,games,books,andcraftswillbepartofourprogramsthisyear.

    Thefirstprogramisoncommunityhelpers.SpecialguestswillbetheFarnhamvilleFireFighters.Theywillsimulatea911call.Aluckychildwillbechosentomakeamock911calltothedispatcher.Thenthefirefighterswillshowthechildrenthejobseachpersonhasduringthecallandhowtheycooperatetomaketheirjobasuccess.

    Thesecondprogramismainlyacraftprogram.Eachchildwillneedtobringacleanadultt-shirtofanycolortoparticipateinthisprogram.Thechildrenwillcreateasuperherocape,mask,andcufflinks.

    Thethirdprogramwillbeasuperherocamp.Eachchild will complete activities to become a super hero!Childrenmayweartheirsuperherocostumestheymadeatthesecondprogramoranothersuperherocostumetheymayalreadyhave.

    The library is looking forward to an exciting pro-gram this summer. Theyhope to seemanychildrenatourEveryHeroHasaStorysummerprogram!

    Farnhamville Library Summer Reading Program

    SV girls track team finish season on top The Distance Med with Natalie Lambert, JosieBreitsprecher. Angela Dopita and Erica Rittgers wentdownthereranked22ndoutof24relay teamsandhadnothingtolose.Soallthegirlswantedtodowasbringhometheirbest timeof theseason. Well theydidwaybetterthanthatbycuttingalmost7secondsofftheirtime.Theyfinished12thplaceandthegirlsandcoachescouldnotbeprouderofthem. Nexteventwasthe400HurdleswithNatalieLam-bertandKanyonPepples.Natlaliewentdown17thandcamehome13thandranherfastesttimeever.Kanyonplaced23rdasaFreshmensowewereexcitedforhertogetherfirststatetrackexperience. The4x400withNatalieLambert,JosieBreitsprecher.AngelaDopitaandEricaRittgersrantheirfastesttimeof

    Webster County Health joins World No Tobacco Day TheWebsterCountyHealthDepartmentjoinstheIowaDepartmentofPublicHealth(IDPH)andtheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO)inrecognizingWorldNoTobaccoDay.Aspartoftheevent,whichisheldeveryMay31,QuitlineIowaisofferingeightweeksofnicotinepatches,gumorlozengestoeligibleparticipantsenrollingintheno-costprogram.

    Globally, 6 million people die each year due totobacco-relatedcauses,and600,000ofthosearepeoplewhodiefromsecond-handsmoke,saidLindsayKavana-ughoftheWebsterCountyHealthDepartment.AspartofIowasHealthiestStateInitiative,whichinspiresIowansandtheircommunitiestoimprovetheirhealthandhappi-ness,QuitlineIowaisavailabletohelpallIowansquit.

    QuitlineIowapairstobaccouserswithaQuitCoachto help them develop a quitting plan and determine ifpatches,nicotinegumorlozenges,oranothermedicationwouldhelpthemquitforgood.AQuitCoachalsohelpsthoseenrollingintheprogramby:

    Preparingparticipantsfortheirquitdate HelpingdevelopanindividualizedQuittingPlan Providing tips and support to live in a smoke-

    freeenvironment Offeringadviceandinformationonmedications

    thatmayhelpwithwithdrawalsymptomsIowanscantakeadvantageoftheprogrambycalling

    1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669), or visitingwww.quitlineiowa.org to enroll. Registration specialists andQuitCoachstaffmembersareavailable24hoursaday.To learn more about Iowas Healthiest State Initiative,visitwww.iowahealthieststate.com.

    theyearandplaced15th. CoachSwieterwantedtocongratulatethegirlsforalltheirhardworkanddedicationandisproudofalltheiraccomplishments.

    State results... DistanceMed.consistingofNatalieLambert27.69,Josie Breitsprecher 27.07,Angela Dopita 1:03.21, andErica Rittgers 2:22.44; 400Hurdles - Natalie Lambert1:08.13andKanyonPepples1:12.58;4x400consistingofNatalieLambert1:01.20,JosieBreitsprecher1:03.95,AngelaDopita1:04.35andEricaRittgers1:02.09.

    Kanyon Pepples ran the 400H down at the State Track Meet thursday afternoon. Photo by Lynn Rittgers.

    Thursday afternoon the Jaguars ran the Distance Medley Relay placing them 13th at the State meet. The team consisted of Natalie Lambert, Josie Breitsprecher, Angela Dopita, and Erica Rittgers. Photo by Lynn Rittgers.

  • May 27, 2015 9THE GOWRIE NEWSTHE GOWRIE NEWS

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    Childrenmay register starting June1 for theFarn-hamvilleLibrarySummerLibraryProgram.ThisyearsthemeisEveryHeroHasaStory.Childrenmayregisteronlineatfarnhamville.lib.ia.usorinthelibrary.Thepro-gramrunsfromJune1toJuly31.

    Whenchildrenregister,theywillreceiveaprogrambook bag and a bookmark. Each time a child returnsbookstheywillreceiveaprize.Foreveryherobookthechildreads,theymaychooseaspecialprize.Eachtimeachildchecksoutbooksduringtheprogram,theirnamewillbeaddedtoadrawingforaspecialEveryHeroHasaStoryt-shirt.Cometothelibrarytoseetheshirt.

    SpecialprogramswillbeJune15,June29,andJuly13from5:00to6:30.Snacks,games,books,andcraftswillbepartofourprogramsthisyear.

    Thefirstprogramisoncommunityhelpers.SpecialguestswillbetheFarnhamvilleFireFighters.Theywillsimulatea911call.Aluckychildwillbechosentomakeamock911calltothedispatcher.Thenthefirefighterswillshowthechildrenthejobseachpersonhasduringthecallandhowtheycooperatetomaketheirjobasuccess.

    Thesecondprogramismainlyacraftprogram.Eachchildwillneedtobringacleanadultt-shirtofanycolortoparticipateinthisprogram.Thechildrenwillcreateasuperherocape,mask,andcufflinks.

    Thethirdprogramwillbeasuperherocamp.Eachchild will complete activities to become a super hero!Childrenmayweartheirsuperherocostumestheymadeatthesecondprogramoranothersuperherocostumetheymayalreadyhave.

    The library is looking forward to an exciting pro-gram this summer. Theyhope to seemanychildrenatourEveryHeroHasaStorysummerprogram!

    Webster County Health joins World No Tobacco Day TheWebsterCountyHealthDepartmentjoinstheIowaDepartmentofPublicHealth(IDPH)andtheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO)inrecognizingWorldNoTobaccoDay.Aspartoftheevent,whichisheldeveryMay31,QuitlineIowaisofferingeightweeksofnicotinepatches,gumorlozengestoeligibleparticipantsenrollingintheno-costprogram.

    Globally, 6 million people die each year due totobacco-relatedcauses,and600,000ofthosearepeoplewhodiefromsecond-handsmoke,saidLindsayKavana-ughoftheWebsterCountyHealthDepartment.AspartofIowasHealthiestStateInitiative,whichinspiresIowansandtheircommunitiestoimprovetheirhealthandhappi-ness,QuitlineIowaisavailabletohelpallIowansquit.

    QuitlineIowapairstobaccouserswithaQuitCoachto help them develop a quitting plan and determine ifpatches,nicotinegumorlozenges,oranothermedicationwouldhelpthemquitforgood.AQuitCoachalsohelpsthoseenrollingintheprogramby:

    Preparingparticipantsfortheirquitdate HelpingdevelopanindividualizedQuittingPlan Providing tips and support to live in a smoke-

    freeenvironment Offeringadviceandinformationonmedications

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    SV at Sioux Central /Graettinger Terrill: TheLadyJagsfinished2ndintriangularConferenceplayatSiouxRapidswith a team total 219. GraettingerTer-rill shot208andSiouxRapids238. KennedyGallen-tine led the Jagswith49whileTiffanyBlunkshot52.SageMichalskiandMarydithBarkleycarded59.ZoeyShipleyshot60andAbbyAnderlik61.JVfinished2ndwithateamtotal294.LexeeNelsonledtheJVwith62.ShawnaAndrewsshot74,MorganJackson77andMerylMoeller81.

    CoachBlunk commented itwas a very cold andwetnightbutwehunginthereandplayedOK.LookingforwardwehaveRegionalsatClarmondcomingupsohopefullywewill get in some good practice time andplaywell.

    SV at Clarmond Country Club Regionals: TheLadyJaguarsfinished6thinregionalactionwithateamtotal 18 hole 475. Kennedy Gallentine led the teamwithanimpressive108.MarydithBarkleyplayedwellinshooting117.TiffanyBlunkshot123andAbbyAn-derlik 127. SageMichalski carded 137 andCourtneyShirbroun149.

    Coach Blunk commented it was very cold andwindybutthegirlshunginthere.YesIwishwewouldhaveplayedbetterbutitwasjustamiserabledaytoplay.Windchillsinthe30smakeforatoughgo.Hopefullythegirlsreturningnextyearwilllearnfromitandkeepplayingsomethissummer.

    Season summary:TheLady JaguarsVarsityGolfTeamfinished 4-6 in conference play and 6-8 overall.InRegionalactiontheyfinished6thendingtheseason.Teamstrokeaveragewas225.Lowstrokeaveragewin-nerwas juniorSageMichalskiat53. SeniorKennedyGallentinefinishedat55,juniorTiffanyBlunk57,seniorAbbyAnderlik61,seniorCourtneyShirbrounandjuniorMarydithBarkley at 64.LetterwinnerswereKennedyGallentine,SageMichalski,TiffanyBlunk,AbbyAnder-lik,CourtneyShirbrounandMarydithBarkley.

    Participants included senior Zoey Shipley, juniorShawnaAndrews,sophomoresMorganJackson,LexeeNelsonandMerylMoeller.

    CoachBlunkcommenteditsbeenagoodseason.Youalwayswanttoscorebetterandextendtheseasonbut ourConference andRegional drawwasvery, very

    Lady Jaguars golf team closes out seasontough.Thegirlshavebeenoutstandingtoworkwithandalotoffun.Itwasjustagreatmixofkids.Wewillmissourseniorsdearly.Theyshowedgreatleadershipwhilebalancingtheirbusyschedulesandworkedhardatprac-tice.Itsjustbeenanenjoyablegroupofgirlstowork.Iwouldliketothanktheirparentsfortheircommitmentaswell.LookingforwardtonextyearIamencouragingallthereturninggirlstogetoutandplaythissummer!!GOJAGS!!!

    Tiffany Blunk - Photo By Lisa Peterson.

    Abby Anderlik - Photo By Lisa Peterson.

    Jags Sectional Golf Runner Up

    StartingtheirattempttomaketheStatetournament,theJaguarsweresuccessfulincompletingthefirststep.

    TheteamtraveledtoCarrollCountryClubtotakeonother8teamsassignedtothatsectional.Needingtofinishinthetopthreewasallthatwasneededtoadvance,andour Jags easily accomplished that, by finishing a closesecond to thehomeschoolofKuemper. Forawhile itlookedasifourteamwasgoingtowinthesectional,butthiswasonlyduetoascoringerror,andoncecorrectedtheteamwassecond.

    LoganBoernerplayedgreatgolfonthisdayfortheJags.His74tiedhimformeetmedalisthonors,whichhethenwentoutandwonitinaplayoff.TeammateKeeganGoodwinalsohadagooddaybyfiring76andbringinghomethe3placemedal.ConnerConradwasnextwithascoreof81,whichearnedhim4thplaceoverallinthemeet. Koltan Lundberg rounded out the team scoringwitha92.

    Theteamnowtravels toPanorafordistricts,andashotattheStatetournament.

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    We will never forget their great sacrifices. . . We celebrated Memorial Day this weekwithmany of us visiting cemeteries honoring our deceasedloved ones, particularly our familymemberswhohavediedinmilitaryservicetoourcountry.Manyofuspar-ticipatedinMemorialDayceremoniesinmanyofourlo-calandareacommunities. Local American Legion and VFW membershaveledour localMemorialDayobservancesandtheyhavedoneagreatjob.Allofusshouldneverforgetthecontributionsmadebymembersofourmilitarybrancheswhogavetheirlivessothatwecouldallbefree.Andre-allythepeoplewhohavesufferedsevereinjuriesinmili-taryserviceshouldalsoberecognized. MemorialDayhasneverbeenmoreimportant.Ournationhasenduredseveralrecentwarsandthereismajor threatofmorewarson thehorizon.Weareeventhreatenedinourowncountry. Lets all be thankful for the great service per-formedbyourmembersof thearmedservices. Wees-pecially express our gratitude for all service men andwomenwhodiedintheirmilitaryserviceforournation.Andwealsorecognizemenandwomenwhoservetodayinourarmedservices.

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  • May 27, 2015 10 THE GOWRIE NEWSTHE GOWRIE NEWSWEBSTER CO.

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    Gowrie City Council MeetingMay 18, 2015

    Regular Gowrie City Council meeting was held May 18, 2015 at 6:45 p.m. at the Gowrie Civic/Community Center with Mayor Dave Stokesbary in the chair and the following Council members answering roll call: Redman, Petersen, Harrison, Jackson, and Willardson. Harrison moved the minutes of the previous meeting be approved, second by Jackson. Motion carried-all ayes. Petersen moved the agenda be approved with no additions or deletions, second by Harrison, motion carried- all ayes.Dave Hoover gave Parks report.Bruce McCormack gave the Police report. Laurie Kalahar gave Library reported they would like to reduce the number of board members. They would like to put it on the fall ballot. Petersen moved to hire Elissa Mobley as the Library Director, second by Redman. Motion carried-all ayes. Redman moved that Gail Mcloud receives a .50 an hour raise, second by Petersen. Motion carried-by roll call all ayes. Gayle Redman gave the Golf Course report, stated that inventory needs to be done in the club. Jeff Strutzenburg agreed to serve as the General Manager for the Golf Course. Petersen moved to give Jeff Strutzenburg $1.00 and hr. raise. Second by Harrison, motion carried- all ayes, with Redman a nay. On Unfinished Business Jon and Laura Rolefson requested the use of the Community/Civic Center every other Saturday (around reservations). It was passed by the Council. Redman moved to approve 5 truckloads ($1700.00) 1 rock for semi parking, second by Harrison. Motion carried-all ayes. Dick Johnson gave information on the ADA Act and Laws for Curb Ramps at Pedestrian Crossings and Sidewalk Replacement. Redman moved to hire a full time City Clerk, second by Willardson motion carried all-ayes. On New Business Greg Benson and Jim Suchan gave report on Fire Department Building progress.Investment Policy was tabled until next meeting.Discussion on Ash Trees agreed to be discussed later.Discussion on FEMA was held. Willardson moved to approve payment of bills, second by Jackson. Motion carried-all ayes. Adjourning of the meeting at 8:17 p.m. was moved by Harrison, second by Redman, motion carried-all ayes.ARAMARK CLEANERS & SUPPLIES 268.20BLACK HILLS ENERGY FIRE STATION 240.07CASEY'S POLICE FUEL 166.63FARM BUREAU LIFE INSURANCE 345.00GOWRIE SERVICE FUEL 539.30GOWRIE MUNICIPAL UTILITIS, STREET LIGHTS 2,614.86GOWRIE NEWS PUBLICATIONS 5/20/15 MTG 197.05JAMBOREE LIQ/WINE ACCT. 738.02MIDLAND POWER, SECURITY LIGHTS & GOWRIE SIGN 88.29STAR ENERGY STREETS FUEL 300.34WEBSTER CALHOUN TELEPHONE SERVICES 623.20EFTPS FED/FICA TAX 3,902.21IPERS IPERS PMT ADJUSTMENT 5,688.33STATE OF IOWA TREASURER, STATE TAX 864.00LEAF PRINTER LEASE 59.71REGIONAL LANDFILL SPRING CLEAN UP 847.00BAKER & TAYLOR LIBRARY BOOKS 429.86CENTER POINT LARGE PRINT, LIBRARY BOOKS 41.94SHELLY NELSON REIMB FOR POSTAGE/LIBRARY 56.46THE PENWORTHY COMPANY, BOOKS/LIBRARY 74.94POSTMASTER STAMPS 49.00CARRIE DALLEY LAUNDRY EXPENSES 70.00TARGET DVDS & SUPPLIES/LIBRARY 276.69ELDERBRIDGE AGENCY MARCH PAYMENT 4,027.00ANDERSON ERICKSON DAIRY, MILK PRODUCTS/CONG MEALS155.57IOWA DEPT OF REVENUE, SALES TAX-GOLF COURSE & CLUB2,374.00BENNETT, CRIMMINS & SMITH, POLICE FINES 218.75DESIGN ELECTRONICS, KEYS FOR COMM CENTER RENT 9.00HARCOURT EQUIPMENT FAREWAY MOWER 140.36M&M SALES CO PRINTING CHARGE 23.32BRUCE MCCORMACK CELL PHONE REIMB. 54.81ROPER REPAIR, REPAIR FURNACE FOR AC/CLUBHOUSE 705.21MARTIN MARIETTA MATERIALS, ROCK 84.16ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING, POLICE CORNER STROBE RPLC.101.00JEFF STUTZENBERG CELL PHONE REIMB 47.36ADVANCED SYSTEMS COPIER LEASE 99.81HARLAND TECHNOLOGIES COMPUTER MAINT. 225.00SOUTHEAST VALLEY SCHOOL, LARSON CD INTEREST 738.44JIFI PRINT WINDOW ENVELOPES 408.65US FOODS, FOOD PURCHASED/CONG MEALS 1,313.68UPSTART PROGRAM EXPENSES/LIBRARY174.99HOUSE BEAUTIFUL MAGAZINE/LIBRARY 28.86MID-IOWA SOLID WASTE STREET SWEEPER 131.75IOWA PARK & RECREATION CLASSES - CHUCK 70.00GAIL MCLOUD, REIMB FOR WINDOW HANDLES/LIBR. 45.04SPEED'S AUTO SUPPLY GOLF CART LEASE 916.66MARTHA STEWART LIVING MAGAZINE/LIBRARY 20.00VISA REPLACE STOLEN TOOLS 1,717.96DIEHLS OF DAYTON CITY SPRAYER 27.99ZIMCO SUPPLY COMPANY GREENS FERTILIZER 421.50THE MESSENGER BOOK - GOLF COURSE 701.75NORTHERN LIGHTS FOOD 1,517.46FORT DODGE DISTRIBUTING, BEER 305.55HUMES DISTRIBUTING BEER 595.70MACKE MOTORS PD TIRES MNTD/BALNCD & OIL 87.25HGTV MAGAZINE MAGAZINE/LIBRARY 24.00DON'S PEST CONTROL MULLIGANS 140.00BIANCHI HEATING & COOLING, PURCHASE AIR CONDITIONER/LIBR. 2,860.00ELISSA MOBLEY POSTAGE REIMB CERTF. MAIL 6.84SOLID WASTE AGENCY CLEAN-UP DAYS TV'S 465.00TAMMY TAYLOR CLEAN CIVIC CENTER/APRIL 200.00GAYLE REDMAN CLRKS SUPPLIES REIMB 138.90FARM & TOWN INSURANCE CITY 31,723.00DIAMOND VOGEL POOL PAINT 401.40SWANSON FLORISTS MISC EXPENSE 40.00VAN WALL EQUIPMENT GOLF COURSE MOWER PARTS 406.13THIS OLD HOUSE MAGAZINE/LIBRARY 10.00PAYROLL CHECKS TOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS 13,875.30 CLAIMS TOTAL 86,260.25 GENERAL FUND 47,467.94 LIBRARY FUND 8,203.55 PARKS FUND 427.12 POOL FUND 528.52

    PUBLIC NOTICE OF STORM WATER DISCHARGE The Gowrie City Council met the evening of May 18th to discuss issues brought forth by the council and also addressed concerns from the community at large. The Parks Board advised there have been no bids on a garage offered for sale. A second option is to see if someone would like to take on the property for free. It was announced that the soccer season is complete, and Little League will begin soon. Finally, the board considered locations that might be utilized by a traveling circus. Concerns were raised that if there is recent or current rainfall, Brockett Park would not make a suitable site for the circus. Additionally, Gowries City Park may not be acceptable either if the grass is rain soaked. Councilperson Jeff Peterson questioned if the circus could be located on black top. It was decided this question required further investigation. Police Chief Bruce Mc Cormack reported that several yards in Gowrie are in need of mowing. Citations have been issued, but it was noted that in many cases, the obligation to mow often becomes the citys concern. Theres no incentive to mow if theres not a fine, suggested councilperson Gayle Redman. Mc Cormack agreed, but offered, A lot of these people are out of state. It was suggested that perhaps a list of mowing services offered in the community could be included with the citation, but it was noted this has been tried before without success. The Library Board informed the council that a new library director has been hired to replace Shelley Nelson. Elissa Mobley, a current assistant in the city clerks office, assumed responsibility for the library last week. Her rate of pay is set at $11.50 per hour. The city council voted to approve a pay raise of 50 cents per hour for library assistant, Gail Mc Cloud. Crystal Wilks announced her departure from the board. The library board has accepted her resignation with regret and wishes to thank her for her years of service. The library board raised the issue of cutting back the number of board members from 7 to 5. A vote of whether the city should approve this change will likely appear on the fall ballot. Finally, it was noted that the library is leaking rain water in several places, such as the windows and the entryway. It is hoped that a way to mediate the leakage may be devised before books or other materials of the library are damaged. The Pool Board has reported that a number of cracks and other structural issues continue to plague the pool. For example, a grate on the floor of the deep end is not flush with the floor of the pool. It was noted that a diver may be injured if they collide with the grate as is it sticking up at an odd angle. The Golf Board held their first meeting last week. It was decided they only approve the leasing of the clubhouse to an interested individual(s). Mayor Dave Stokesbary informed the council he has heard from three parties interested in leasing the clubhouse. It was suggested a lease for the clubhouse may run somewhere between $400 and $500 per month. I want the right person to be specific regarding the menu, offered Stokesbary. If they want to operate in this location, they must sell the concept of their restaurant to the community. For example, Stokesbary noted an interested party wanted to offer Mexican cuisine, but has also offered to serve an American-style menu as well. Finally, it was noted that an inventory of Muligans should be attempted before June 1st. It was suggested that the inventory may be available to a new lessee based on a negotiable bid. In other proceedings, Pastor Jon Rollefson and his wife, of Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Callendar, inquired if the Gowrie Community Center may be used for contemporary worship services every other Saturday night. They explained that Gowrie is centrally located for many potential parishoners. They advised they would not utilize the kitchen and that any tables or chairs moved during the service would be returned to original locations. The city council approved this request, but suggested they speak with Pastor Davis of Zion Lutheran to discuss the arrangement as his congregation also participates in Saturday services. It was acceptable to Pastor Rolefson that if the community center is occupied by an interested party paying rent for the building, he will not hold services on

    CITY OF CALLENDER CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTESMay 19, 2015

    The Callender City Council Meeting & Public Hearings were called to order at 6:30 p.m. by Mayor Randy Hanson. Present: Lee, Weston, Jondle, Martens, & Shirbroun. There were no comments from the public regarding the Public Hearing on the proposed CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CALLENDER, IOWA. There were also no comments regarding the Budget Amendment for Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2015 Council & P&Z concurred there are no concerns with citizen having home based business at his primary residence in Class A residential Discussions between Southeast Valley Carpentry Trades Class & City noted in order to move this project forward we must secure buyer to build a new home in Callender. Addition options discussed include new city hall / storm shelter and non-profit corporation building a structure for sale to promote economic development. Citizen discussed permitting pit bull inside city limits. Extension granted until June 9, 2015 pending legal advisement. Motion by Weston, Second by Shirbroun to approve the consent agenda. City Council Meeting Minutes 4/14/2015, Revised Special City Council Meeting Minutes 3/10/2015, Special City Council Meeting Minutes Fire Protection 4/21/201, Financial Report Bundle April 2015 (including library), AP Claims / Payables. All Ayes MC Motion by Weston, Second by Shirbroun to approve 1st reading of ORDINANCE NO. 187 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CALLENDER, IOWA. Roll Call: Lee, Weston, Jondle, Martens, & Shirbroun. All Ayes MC Motion by Weston, Second by Shirbroun to approve RESOLUTION 486 A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE CURRENT BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2015 Roll Call: Lee, Weston, Jondle, Martens, & Shirbroun. All Ayes MC City Council concurs with the Librarys Revised Personnel Policy / Job Descriptions 3/16/2015. Library Board approved in minutes 3/16/2015. Seeking legal advisement regarding pit bill with further discussion tabled until 6/9/2015. Another pit bull violation inside city limits was reported and ordinance violation notice will be sent. Elevator and 2 PMC violations pending. 1 junk vehicle violation resolved and 3 new junk vehicle notices will be sent along with 3 mowing violations. Filing a property lien & income offset collection approved as noted under utility report. Motion by Weston, Second by Shirbroun authorizing clerk to make misc utility billing adjustments when applicable $50 max and details noted on monthly utility report, approved 2 UB adjustments $13.58 & $25.60, file property Lien $541.64 if not paid by 6/7/2015 and Income Offset collection $924.71 now. Ayes All. MC Fire department personnel must inform city hall of the number of gallons pumped from the fire station so this non-metered waterusage (which is provided free-of-charge for fire protection services within the city) can be manually added to monthly utility reports to account for variances within the water distribution system. Also notify city hall when providing water for swimming pools, (new process of the fire department filling swimming pools for a donation to the fire department) name, address, gallons, and city hall will invoice customers at the current bulk water rate (current rate $14.00 per thousand). Bulk water variance this pumped vs billed -5,750 gallons. Motion by Lee, Second by Shirbroun approving a request for chickens inside city limits 410 Mortimer; 5 hen limit, (no roosters), must be caged and meet nuisance code cleanliness, no smells, etc. All Ayes. MC City Council meeting location will be community center; unless noted otherwise to be held in City Hall. City will pursue memorial trees and roses at city park with memorial recognition plates. Additional information forthcoming. City will fund banners for the Annual Callender Area Harvest Day and Music Fest $885. No concerns with financial report. Another Informational Update Newsletter will be posted in May and include various topics including volunteers to help with playground equipment. City infrastructure map project is almost complete; additional electrical and natural gas details will be added. Callender was not selected for funding for the CDBG Housing Rehabilitation Grant. Scoring will be shared at the 6/9/2015 meeting. City Clean Up Day was a success filling 4.5 dumpsters. Special thanks to the volunteers: Randy Hanson, Dave Lee, Dave McLoud, Darryl Shirbroun, Jon McCormick, William McCormick, Kim Jondle, Terry Gustoff & Dave Mundt. Departmental Reports Library: Personnel Policy/Job Descriptions as noted above. Annual Transfer details expected next month.Water-Sewer: Water Quality Report will be mailed by 6/30/15. Utility personnel to provide copy of monthly logs for water plant, lagoon and electrical outage logs each month. Utility personnel & Chairman of the Utilities submit list of planned capital project expenditures and timeline/duration/expectancy for clerk. Council may consider PT seasonal help mowing and tree trimming alleys and around power lines were also topics of discussion. Clerk: Main Street Iowa Mini assessment site visit date change from 6/23 to 6/3. EIA861 & Workers Comp Audit submitted. CLAIMS PAYABLES APRIL 2015 CALHOUN COUNTY ELECTRIC ELECTRIC 12,845.63BANKERS TRUST, EARLY CALL GO LOAN WATER 143,307.30EIDE, ERIC NUSIANCE JB 1,890.58

    LEGAL PUBLICATIONAMENDMENT 001 TO WEBSTER COUNTY ORDINANCE NUMBER

    051; AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE OPERATION OF ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES AND OFF-ROAD VEHICLES IN WEBSTER

    COUNTY, IOWA. The Webster County Board of Supervisors will hold a PUBLIC HEARING on Tuesday June 2, 2015 at 10:15a.m. in the Board of Supervisors Room, Webster County Courthouse, Fort Dodge, Iowa, regarding the above caption amendment. The PUBLIC HEARING will be the final consideration of Amendment 001 to Ordinance # 051 as follows: SECTION 1 SHALL BE AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1 PURPOSE. This Ordinance shall designate the County secondary roadways upon which all-terrain vehicles and off-road utility vehicles may operate.SECTION 2 SHALL BE AMENDED TO INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING SUBSECTION (4): 3) Reasonable Distance. In order to determine whether a particular distance of travel on a paved County Roadway is reasonable, the following factors may be considered: a) the operators starting location; b) any planned course of travel by the operator and/or any other individuals the operator is riding with; c) the operators destination; d) the operators place of residence. The above list is not exhaustive, other factors may be considered by law enforcement.SECTION 3 SHALL BE COMPLETELY REPLACED WITH THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE: SECTION 3 operation oN COUNTY roadways. A registered all-terrain vehicle or off-road utility vehicle may be operated on unpaved roadways in Webster County pursuant to the restrictions in this ordinance and those restrictions imposed by the Iowa Code. An operator otherwise in compliance with the terms of this Ordinance and any other applicable ordinance, regulation or laws may operate a registered all-terrain vehicle or off-road utility vehicle on paved County owned roadways for a reasonable distance, in order to permit the operator to freely traverse the Countys system of unpaved secondary roadways without interruption. Such operation may begin one hour after sunrise and must cease one hour before sunset. SECTION 4 SHALL BE AMENDED TO INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING SUBSECTION (11): 11) On privately owned land without the express consent of the property owner. A violation of this section may be prosecuted under Section 7 of this Ordinance below; however, such a violation may also constitute a violation of Iowa Code Section 716 and may be prosecuted accordingly. Copies of the full text of said Ordinance No. 051 are available at the County Auditor's Office and may be obtained there.Carol MesserlyWebster County Auditor

    GOWRIE NEWS PUBLICATION 316.67HEARTLAND BANK FEES 1.61IPERS PAYROLL 1,024.65LEE-LUKE, DENITA TRAINING 118.45LEHIGH VALLEY COOP TELEP LIBRARY 515.17ACCESS SYSTEMS LIBRARY 76.62PETTY CASH MISC SUPPLIES/TRAINING 66.06MID AMERICAN ENERGY LIBRARY 232.36NAPA AUTO SUPPLY SUPPLIES 19.14PEDERSON SANITATION GARBAGE/RECYCLE 2,367.50STAR ENERGY FUEL 343.87TREASURER-SALES TAX SALES TAX 1,710.60WEBSTER COUNTY TELECOM DUES 1,071.50KAHL CONSTRUCTI, STORM SEWER REPAIR ON AGNES 5,564.84BAKER AND TAYLOR LIBRARY 674.65FEATURE FILMS FOR FAMILY LIBRARY 143.45IOWA LEAGUE OF CITIES TRAINING 35CHAPMAN METERING METER TEST 19.94CITY OF CALLENDER UTILITIES 1,770.63NCIA REGIONAL SOLID WASTE DUES 423POSTMASTER POSTAGE 49COLLECTIONS SERVICES CTR PAYROLL 713.52REDBOOK LIBRARY 23.51DPC INDUSTRTIES CHEMICALS 383.76HAWKEYE FIRE LIBRARY 64IMFOA TRAINING 105QUILL SUPPLIES 245.96INLINE SERVICE LLC PLOW TRUCK 194.08HEALTH ALLIANCE INSURANCE 1,026.00PETTY CASH LIBRARY LIBRARY 165.05EFTPS PAYROLL 1,406.24JETCO SEWER EXP 26.99PENWORTHY LIBRARY 99.91KINGSGATE INS., WORKERS COMP & PROPERTY INS. 11,644.00AG SOURCE TESTING 12.5JOHN HORRELL SUPPLIES 3.73DON WESTON FERTALIZER 56.7WOODRUFF ELECTRIC, ELECTRIC CONTRACT LABOR 1,357.00HOLIDAY INN DM AIRPORT TRAINING 190.4STOREY KENWORTHY SUPPLIES 7.98UNITY POINT CLINIC DUES 30DAVE MCLOUD SNOW REMOVAL 812.5STRAIGHT TALK CELL PHONE 49.43KNIPP PLUMBING SERVICES BULK WATER WORK 75IOWA GARDENER LIBRARY 17.95GEORGE OSTER & ASS., FIRE PROTECTION CITY CODE 200PAYROLL CHECKS PAYROLL 04/02/2014 2,090.83PAYROLL CHECKS PAYROLL 04/14/2015 2,678.86 CLAIMS TOTAL 198,269.12EXPENSES GENERAL FUND 16,837.78ROAD USE TAX FUND 2,312.38EMPLOYEE BENEFITS FUND 1,110.50DEBT SERVICE FUND 143,307.30WATER FUND 7,014.67SEWER FUND 2,647.43ELECTRIC FUND 19,397.22STORM WATER FUND 5,641.84 REVENUE GENERAL 30,288.13 RUT 1,970.46 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 2,737.40 EMERGENCY 422.11 LOST 3,960.77 DEBT SVC 135,618.11 TFR IN CAP PROJ SEWER 1,559.00 TFR IN CAP PROJ ROADS 3,225.00 TFR IN CAP PROJ C HALL 10,000.00 WATER 7,645.10 SEWER 14,109.80 ELECTRIC 21,563.90 STORM WATER 3,652.75 TOTAL 236,752.55 Motion by Shirbroun, Second by Martens to Adjourn at 9:15 p.m. Ayes All MCRandy Hanson / MayorATTEST:Denita Lee-Luke / City Clerk Denita Lee-Luke / City ClerkCity of Callender415 Thomas Street, PO Box 165Callender, IA 50523(515) 548-3859(515) 548-3861 [email protected]

    that evening. Discussion continued on the purchase of rocks to improve parking for semis. Additionally, it was noted that a pavement doctor service has been utilized by the Utilities department to seal cracks in the pavement. The city originally approved a $2,000 budget to test out this service. Well consider doing more if it works, offered councilmember Jeff Peterson. Next, community member Dick Johnson raised concerns regarding the accessibility of the citys sidewalks and curb cut-ins. I actually have to drive one block to attend church services, explained Johnson. Johnson offered literature regarding ADA requirements for accessible sidewalks and cut-ins to the council. The council advised they would take the issue into consideration. A replacement for the position of city clerk was discussed, and it was announced the position has been offered to Danielle Clancy. The question is should this be part time or full time? inquired Mayor Stokesbary. I dont think we can ultimately keep someone if the position isnt full time, offered Peterson. The Fire Department announced a $60,000 down payment has been made on the new building. The building will be delivered in June. They are still at least $123,000 short in fundraising, not including the kitchen and board room. It was suggested they may send out a letter to members of the community requesting donations. Additionally, it was offered that the original fire department building could be sold for $25-30K. Resident Denny Mc Cubbin inquired whether he could develop land within the Liberty Addition. Many landowners have investment in this addition, including Mc Cubbins great aunt. It was explained by the council that the city has an easement on this area in case a new street was required in future years. When asked if the city would ever consider repealing an easement, Peterson and Redman offered a definite, no! Additionally, the council advised anyone considering adding a building to the land, to consider they may be asked to remove it later. Finally, discussion centered upon several Ash trees north of the pool. Though he was not in attendance at this meeting, Darrell Mishke, suggested these trees are diseased and non-thriving, and should be removed. It was reported that approximately 75 Ash trees within the community are in need of removal. The council will take this into consideration.

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    Thursdays session at the State Meet saw sophomore Spencer Warehime become the first state place winner in Jaguar history when he finished 6th in the 3200m run. Photo by Lynn Rittgers.

    Cade King ran a strong race in the 110M High Hurdles down at the State Track Meet last week. Photo by Lynn Rittgers.

    The SoutheastValley boys track team took atotalofseveneventsthisyeartothestatetrackandfieldmeetinDesMoines.ThursdayssessionsawsophomoreSpencerWarehimebecomethefirststateplacewinnerinJaguar historywhen he finished 6th in the 3200m run.Spencerstimeof9:46.79waslessthantwosecondsfromfourthplace. Later in the afternoon, the shuttle hurdleteamofCarterSteck,ShanePromes,JalenFussandCadeKing ran a time of 1:03.17. The quartet finished 20thafterenteringthemeetranked24th. OnFriday,thedaystartedwithjuniorCadeKingmakinghis second appearanceof theweekend runningthe110mhighhurdles.Cadestimeof16.83placedhim24th.SeniorShanePromesmadehissecondappearancerunning the 400m hurdles. Shane justmissed his sea-sonPRbyoneone-hundredthofasecondtoruna56.81whichplacedhim17thoverall.SeniorSkylarWarehimemadehisthirdstraighttriptothestatetrackmeetinthediscus.Histhrowof1427washisbestperformanceofhisthreeprevioustripstothestatemeetandfinished18thplaceoverallin2A. Friday finished with the 1600mmedley relay.ThemedleyrelaywasleadbyKeatonJondleandCarterSteck,CadeKing ran the 400 leg in his third event ofthe weekend and it was anchored by freshman NolanJohnsonwhose800splitwas2:00.44.Theteams13thplacefinish,withaseasonbesttimeof3:40.22,wasthreeplaceshigherthanthe16thplacetheywereseeded. The Jaguars final event of theweekend cameonSaturdayafternoonasSpencerWarehimerunningthe1600mrun.Spencersfinishof4:28.95wasgoodenoughtograb7thplaceinthe2Afieldandenoughtoearnhimhissecondmedalofthe2015statetrackmeet.SpenceralongwithCarter,Keaton,CadeandNolanwilllooktoreturntothestatemeetnextyearandbringalongsomemore teammates. Shane, Jalen andSkylarfinishedouttheirtrackandfieldcareersparticipatinginthestatemeet. Ascoaches,youalwayshopethatyourseniorsgettofinishtheirfinaleventsatthestatemeetandontheblueoval.Wehadthreeseniorswhogottodothatthisyearwhichisexciting.However,besidesShane,SkylarandJalen,wehaveseveralotherseniorswhoareleavingbigrolestofill.Wehadalotofgreatunderclassmenthathadverysuccessfulseasons thisyear thatwe thinkcanstepupandfillthosespots.The7thand8thgradersalsohadagreatseasonandwelookforwardforthe8thgrad-

    erstomoveuptohighschoolnextyearandaddtothestrengthanddepthwehadthisyear.

    SV Boys at State Track and Field

    Senior Skylar Warehime made his third straight trip to the state track meet in the discus. Photo by Lynn Ritt-gers.

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