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T H ECrescentContact:Jody Shea, Editor1901 Old Lincoln Hwy. Crescent, IA 51526
Email: [email protected]: (402) 968-5484
CONNECT IONIn This Issue...Page 2 .................City Council MinutesPage 3 ............................... Time OutPage 4 ........Way to Go, Justin’s Crew!
What’s Up at CECC?Mayor’s Corner
In Honor of Small BusinessPage 5 ....Optimists Offer $500 Scholarship
Crescent Kids Receive Free BooksPott. County Sheriff’s Report
Page 6 ..3rd Annual LH Buy Way Yard SaleWords of Wisdom for Kids
From the Scrapbook of Evonne AllenPages 7-9..........................Advertisers Page 10 ..................Useless Knowledge
Issue 6Volume 13
Join the Float Challenge!
Join us for Free Swimming, Sunday, July 21st from 1pm to 5pm! It’s the perfect time to come up and cool off. The doors are open and the water is fine! We now have WiFi as well as concessions. Daily admittance is $3/person. Memberships are $100. Private swim lessons are available for $50 for six weeks. Pool hours are Monday through Saturday from 12-6pm, closed Sunday’s. Pool party rentals are available from 6pm to 9pm. Rental fee: $100. Just call Pokamoke Pool at 712-545-3369 for questions, reservations or lessons.
Between Golden Hills, Powell’s Addition, Downtown, Escancy,Ferris Addition, Oak Valley and the North End
We’re asking each neighborhood to join forces and create a float for this year’s Fall Festival. The theme for this year’s parade is “Vision Crescent” so something your group would like to see in Crescent’s future. Whether it be sidewalks, bike trail, community center or green space. Use you imagination! The best float wins a trophy and pizza for the neighborhood. Be sure to assign a leader and have them call Kris Smith at the number below. She’ll add your float to the line up and give you the details. We also need floats and participation from local businesses, horse groups, youth groups, tractors people, car people, etc. And if you’re able to volunteer, please let us know. Let’s make it a great parade! Contact Kris Smith at 712-545-3118 or [email protected].
Crescent Fall Festival and Parade • Saturday, September 21st
Hey, Crescent Neighborhoods!...
Free Swim Dayat Pokamoke Pool!
Thank You! To Brenda Gryskiewicz and her family for donating pleated fan flags to the Veterans’ Monument. Every year, the Gryskiewicz’s give something to the park in honor of Brenda’s late husband, Bob, who died of cancer in 2008. These flags are a nice addition to the picnic shelter and will be used for all future flag holidays. Thanks Brenda and family!
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Contact Numbers
Mayor Brian Shea
712-545-3652(
Councilman Bob Anderson
712-545-3373(
Councilman Daryl Clark
402-658-0657(
Councilman Elvis Jacobsen
712-545-3215(
Councilman Patrick Morgan712-227-0083
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City ClerkMary Martin
712-545-3981(
Park BoardKris Smith
712-545-3118(
Message BoardRon Olson
712-545-3267(
Crescent Fire Dept.Non-Emergency712-545-3730
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Crescent Elementary712-545-3566
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Pokamoke Pool712-545-3369
Crescent City CouncilSubmitted by Mary Martin, City Clerk. The City of Crescent is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY OF CRESCENT COUNCIL MEETING June 3rd, 2013...THE CRESCENT CITY COUNCIL met in regular session in the Crescent Community Hall at 7:00pm pursuant to the law. Mayor Brian Shea called the meeting to order. The following Council members were present: Spratt, Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Clark. MOTION by Clark, seconded by Spratt to accept consent agenda with considered bills. Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Spratt, Clark all ayes. Motion carried. Pott. Cnty. Sheriff contract submitted for approval. MOTION BY ANDERSON, seconded by Jacobsen to approve contract. Jacobsen, Anderson, Spratt, Clark all ayes. Morgan, abstain. Motion carried. Henry’s Diner Liquor license submitted for approval. MOTION BY CLARK, seconded by Spratt to approve license. Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Spratt, Clark all ayes. Motion carried. Casey’s General Store cigarette license submitted for approval. MOTION BY JACOBSEN, seconded by Anderson to approve license. Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Spratt, Clark all ayes. Motion carried. Denny’s Place Special Event liquor license submitted for approval. MOTION BY ANDERSON, seconded by Clark to approve license. Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Spratt, Clark all ayes. Motion carried. This will also be the annual car show event. ORDINANCE# 92.04A WATER BILL DUE DATE submitted for 2nd reading. Motion by Spratt, seconded by Clark to approve 2nd reading. Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Spratt, Clark all ayes. Motion carried.MOTION BY ANDERSON, seconded by Clark to waive 3rd reading of above ordinance. Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Spratt, Clark all ayes. Motion carried. SAFE HOUSE RESOLUTION #632013 was submitted for approval. This is in regards to hazard mitigation plans. MOTION BY JACOBSEN, seconded by Anderson to approve resolution. Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Spratt, Clark all ayes. Motion carried. MOTION BY ANDERSON, seconded by Clark to table Pokamoke ditch bid. Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Spratt, Clark all ayes. Motion carried. KRISTA SMITH/PARK BOARD reported that park board would like council to approve scoreboard bill. This bill was on the considered bills and thus was already approved. Some members of the park board cleaned the new concession over the weekend. CRAIG PETERSON/FIRE DEPT. reported that they are at 125 calls for the year. A new member was brought on last month. Color guard led CB parade and took 2nd place this year. Crescent Fire Color Guard will be presenting colors on 6-20-13 Thursday College World Series game at 7PM. RON OLSON/PLAN COMMISSION reported that a fence application for 1019 Silver Lane was approved. A building (garage) application was submitted for 1010 Valley Dr. and this item was tabled until they get further information. A vacate request application was submitted for the western section of E. Tremont St. Planning Commission is submitting a recommendation for the vacate to be approved. MOTION BY CLARK, seconded by Anderson to approve vacate. Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Spratt, Clark all ayes. Motion carried. CRAIG PETERSON/MAINTENANCE reported that he has painted the clerk’s office. There was a water leak at the park. This has been repaired after emergency locates. He has been busy mowing/spraying. The Dixon mower needed much repair work and that is now completed. He has hauled 37,000 gallons of water to the pool. MORGAN stated that a pool seal for pump at the pool has failed. Another is on order but this is delaying opening. There will be private swim lessons 2 times/week at 30 min. ea for a 6 week session. Contact Anne Morgan for details. Mayor stated that Morgan had put a lot of work into this pool and gives many thanks for all his hard work. MOTION BY ANDERSON, seconded by Clark to adjourn the meeting. MEETING adjourned at 7:26pm
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• City Council: First Monday of every month unless holiday—June 3rd
• Planning Committee: The Monday fol-lowing the city council meeting.
• Crescent Optimist Club: First Thurs. at 7pm at Community of Christ.
FIREBARN BREAKFAST3rd Sunday of Every Month . 8am-12pm
September 21st for Fall FestivalAdults: $6, Kids under 12: $3
Proceeds benefit CVFD
Join Us Every Saturday 8-11amServing farm-fresh breakfast plates,
Grandma’s sticky rolls, fresh baked muffins, authentic french toast with weekly fruit
sauces straight out of the garden and more!Now Serving Beer & Wine!
Stop in & try our local Iowa selections!“Like” Our Facebook Page
to hear about our new Daily Specials! Call for more info: 712-227-0027
Eatery
This is a free service and a great way to get the word out. If you have an
upcoming event you’d like to advertise, please email us at
THE MILE AWAY
HALL & TAVERN20270 Old Lincoln Hwy. Happy Hour 3-6pm $2 domestic bottles
Reverse Happy Hour 9-11pm $1.50 domestic draws
Free Popcorn, Pool plus $1.50 16oz cans of PBR’s
All Day Every Day!Open Volleyball Courts Tues & Thur Evenings
Stop in or visit www.TheMileAway.com for more info on all upcoming events
AREA MEETINGS
Time Out!
GARDEN GROVE
LOESS HILLS WINERYJune 22nd - Chris Saub Trio
July 13th - Mistaken Blues Rock BandJuly 20th-21st - Grillin’ with Iowa Wines
on the Western Iowa Wine Trail details and PayPal purchase closer to the date at
www.westerniowawinetrail.comJuly 26th - Danika PortzJuly 27th - Mark Irvin
All Events: 6:00 to 9:00pm$5 cover charge while the band is playing.
We also offer a meal for $6No outside alcohol, please.
For more details 545-3054. www.LoessHillsVineyardAndWinery.com
CB LIBRARY STORY TIME11:30am on Thursdays in July.
In the community room of the fire barn.
Third Saturday’s Join us every third Saturday from 9 am to 3 pm (May through October) to enjoy special programs and discounts! Visit Living Loess attractions and get a firsthand look at the scenic views, history, art and products being created here.
Join Us for “Third Saturday’s”! July 20 • August 17
September 21 • October 19Open House at all 9 Locations
9am - 3pm Visit www.LivingLoess.com for a list of participating locations and other info.
I would like to thank everyone for helping to
make my 60th Birthday a very memorable
day. Your presence, cards and gifts were
very much appreciated. A special thanks to
Topper & all who helped. It’s great being
the new 40! —Kella Sales
SAVE THESE DATES!Lincoln Highway
Buy Way Yard Sale! August 8th, 9th & 10th
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6th Annual Crescent Fall Festival
Saturday, September 21st
Thank You!
We Need Your Help!We’re looking for a young female who attended a meeting regarding pool water testing at Pokamoke. She was interested in volunteering at the pool. We’d like to contact her but failed to get a name or phone number. Please contact Pokamoke Pool at 712-545-3369.
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What’s Up at CECC?Submitted by Linda & Mindy Brewer
Summer at a child care center has a slightly different feel. Everyone is a bit more relaxed. Even the school-age kids bring show and tell, often related to going on vacation somewhere or some special activity they are doing this summer. Show and tell is often longer than during the preschool school year, as people have lots to say. We are glad to have back, for the summer, the kids who go to different school districts during the year. We have missed them. We also have some new kids, Lane, Lucas, Adam and Vickie. We are enjoying getting to know them. The trick to a successful summer program is balancing the academic with the “fun”. We are taking advantage of the C.B. Library Story Time in Crescent. Every Thursday at 11:30 in the community room, one of the librarians reads books and does other activities with the kids. It is open to everyone in the area, and we encourage all kids in Crescent to come. One of our teachers, Teri Shook, has signed all the kids up for the summer reading program through the Missouri Valley Library. They keep track of books they read, and she turns the sheets into the library. At the end, there will be prizes! We also read chapter books to the kids after lunch every day. Most of the younger kids fall asleep in their cots, and even some of the older kids give in to a nap. The curriculum topic we have talked about in June has been the rain forest. To add atmosphere to that topic, it has rained a lot. Every time we have scheduled water play or a walk to the park, it has rained. It may seem silly to cancel water play because of rain, but we need the sun to dry people off and warm them up. It even rained on our planned picnic to Big Lake. We ended up having a picnic on the floor of the center. We did put on a nature video so we could pretend we were picnicking at Yellowstone, bears and all. The center had a few tables out during the city-wide yard sale a few weeks ago. It was a good chance for us to “recycle” toys to other kids who might enjoy them. We also sold items that had been donated to us by others - thank you to Shirley Collins, Mike Harmon, Pat Bigelow and Teri Shook who all donated items for us to sell. We also had a table of baked goods to sell, and they were very popular as well. Thank you to Shirley Collins, Amy Freeman, Pat Bigelow and Troy Thomason who donated baked goods. We didn’t set a price on anything we sold - it was all by donation, and people were quite generous. The money that we raised will go to help fun our summer program at the center. Thank you to everyone for their support and generosity.
Mayor’s Corner
Well, here it is the beginning of July. Summer is passing fast! This past week there was a pre-construction meeting for repaving of the Old Lincoln Hwy. The project will run from July 7 to the middle of October. They are paving from the county line north of Loveland to city limits of Council Bluffs. The first thing they will do is repair the damaged areas. They will have one lane blocked during the days and hopefully opened by the nighttime. It will try everyone’s patience at times. We should try and use I-29 as much as possible. It will be nice when this project is complete. —Brian Shea
For many years now, the Jensen’s and “Justin’s Crew”, as they call themselves, have been whipping up pies to raise money for Juvenile Diabetes. It’s a cause that’s dear to their hearts as Justin, shown above, was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at 20 months. The apple, peach, and cherry pies made from Grandma’s recipe are available every Father’s Day at the Firebarn Breakfast. This year they sold 97 pies, 50 of which were sold before they got there. Shown in the photo above are Crew members, Aunt Pat, Cindy Freese, Grandma Hamilton, Cousin Michell, Justin’s Dad, Mike and Cousin Morgan.
In Honor of Small Business
A reader asked that we share this in honor of Small Business Week. No, they don’t own a local business, but they do understand the importance of them. Who’s your friend? Is it the big box store that makes you feel like a number, where you’re frustrated because nobody knows where anything is, you have to wait in line to be treated rudely by someone who couldn’t care if they ever saw you again, and made you feel like you were a bother to their day? Or would it be the small business that smiles and calls you by name as you walk in, where you get helped every time you turn around, where they tell you they set something back for you when it came in because they just knew you’d want it, where they know what item you need for your family without asking, because they’re your friend, neighbor, and possibly shirt-tail relation? That’s what keeps America’s Small Businesses going, their caring and friendliness, and what Crescent Area Businesses the best place to call. BAR NONE! When you complain because the street needs fixed, think about where you spend your money, and which town got your tax dollars to fix their streets, was it yours?
Way to Go, Justin’s Crew!
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Pott. County Sheriff’s Report
Submitted by Chief Deputy, John Reynold 5/1 @ 3:20 PM Deputy Haven was dispatched to the 100 block of Mormon Bridge Rd. in reference a Theft Report. 5/3 @ 4:17 PM Deputy Weber was dispatched to the 100 block of Mormon Bridge Rd. in reference a Burglary Report. 5/5 @ 3:03 PM Deputies Barnes and Ramsey were dispatched to the 400 block of Old Lincoln Highway in reference a Burglary Report. 5/1 @ 3:20 PM Deputy Haven was dispatched to the 100 block of Mormon Bridge Rd. in reference a Theft Report. 5/10 @ 2:28 PM Deputies Leick and Winchell were dispatched to the 100 block of Mormon Bridge Rd. in reference a Complaint Report. 5/11 @ 9:21 AM Deputies Haven and Guyer were dispatched to the 1000 block of Walnut St. in reference Criminal Mischief. 5/15 @ 1:52 PM Deputy Pattee was dispatched to the 100 block of Powells Addition in reference an Residential Alarm. 5/16 @ 7:30 PM Deputy Amdor was dispatched to the 500 block of Old Lincoln Highway in reference a Business Alarm. 5/20 @ 5:24 PM Deputy Maguire was dispatched to the 1000 block of Silver Lane in reference a Complaint Report. 5/23 @ 10:15 PM Deputy Shea was dispatched to the 100 block of Tremont St. in reference a Burglary Report. 5/24 @ 6:16 PM Deputies Shea and Amdor were dispatched to the 1000 block of Old Lincoln Highway. in reference a Personal Injury Accident. 5/26 @ 11:09 PM Deputy Wilson was dispatched to the 100 block of Tremont St. in reference a Burglary Report. Crescent Citations (22) Speeding (2) No Insurance(1) Seat Belt (1) Operation With Out Registration(1) Failure to Maintain Control of Motor Vehicle (4) Warning CitationsCrescent Township Citations(3) Improper Use of Median (2) Drag Racing (4) Speeding(2) Registration Violation(1) Permitting Unauthorized Person to Drive(2) Reckless Driving(1) Careless Driving(1) Seat Belt
Hey, College Students...Put your writing skills to work for a chance to win! The Crescent Optimist Club will off a $500 scholarship for 1st place and $250 scolarship for 2nd. The scholarship will be based on 3 things: Academics, Community Involvement, and a two-minute speech entitled “Vision Crescent” where you can share with us your vision of Crescent’s future. Applications are available by contacting Kris Smith at [email protected] or 712-545-3118 or on the Crescent Connection Facebook page. Deadline is August 9th. Application must be mailed to: Crescent Optimists, P.O. Box 323, Crescent, IA 51526. The presentation will be given on August 13th at the Fire Barn at 7:00pm.
Optimists Offer $500 Scholarship
Just in time for summer, the Crescent Optimists generously donated enough books to Crescent Elementary so that every kid could take one home. And in return, they received a manila envelope full of handwritten thank you notes from each student. They love our Optimists...and so do we!
Crescent Kids
Receive Free
Books
An old steam engine is fired up for thrashing in Crescent.If anyone knows anything about this photo, we’d love to hear from you.
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3rd Annual Lincoln Highway Buy Way Yard Sale
This year we are trying something different. A form on our website has been created so that people can register their sales for the Buy-Way. If you go to www.IowaLincolnHighway.org, you can see
an announcement for the sale right on the front page. Click “Tell me more” and you’ll go to the main information page for the sale. There, just click on the link that says “click here to sign up your sale for the Buy-Way.” By the end of July you’ll be able to print a complete list of sales in your area. This will eliminate the need for flyers. We are also looking for volunteers to assist with the event. If you have any ideas that would help us or any questions feel free to call Deb Rothmeyer at 712-263-8356 or email [email protected]
Words of Wisdom for Kids You have chores, because we love you. They seem tedious, but they are the building blocks for your future. Responsibility, accountability, and basic life skills begin with sweeping the floor, scrubbing the toilet, and feeding pets and livestock. We love you, we want you to find success in life. Success comes from preparation, so we give you chores. Boredom is a choice. Don’t let me hear you say you are bored. Boredom is a choice, when your backyard is the whole outdoors, there are chores to be done, and books to be read. There is magic in watching the sunrise. Early mornings are hard, we don’t rise as early and as easily as Dad. Do it anyway. The beauty you will witness with the awakening of the world is worth sleepy eyes and cold fingers. A pet is more than a companion. Your cats, dogs, calves, and ponies are more than friends and playmates. They are lessons in empathy, responsibility, love, and letting go. Grow your own food. Our world is increasingly rife with poor food choices, the easiest response to unhealthy options is to grow your own food. I don’t care it’s a single tomato plant or a garden large enough to feed 10 families, cultivate an appreciation for fresh, whole food. Be open to learning. In life, you will never know it all, never assume that you do. A humble open, attitude towards learning will lead to new skills and experiences. Dress appropriately for the occasion. A hat, long-sleeved shirt, jeans, and boots, evolved out of necessity. Protect yourself from the sun, wind and weather with the proper clothing. I nag and question your clothing choices, because you are precious to me. Don’t judge, but if you do, judge people by their abilities, attitudes, actions not appearances. Words have power to create divisiveness, do not use them to speak against yourself or gossip about others. Always do your best. There are days when your best is better than others, recognize that. Avoid self-judgement, abuse, and regret and enjoy the process. Develop a sense of place. Wherever you may live, learn the names of plants, rocks, and animals, visit old homesteads (or neighborhoods) and educate yourself about Indigenous cultures. In doing so, you gain roots, a sense of belonging that will lend you stability in all that you do. Break a sweat everyday. Pound a steel post or take a jog, whatever you do, break a sweat daily. Your mind and body will thank you for it.
From the Scrapbook of Evonne Allen
Reprinted from a past Connection.
Crescent Postmaster “Fired” (Circa 1965) Grace McMullen and husband Harley sold their farm and moved to Crescent. Grace was named “acting” postmaster in September of 1949; succeeding Bess Jewell, who retired. A year after, Grace had a “permanent” position. Harley died in 1953 but Grace continued to be the Crescent Postmaster until her retirement in 1965, at which time, she was “fired” by the U.S. Postal Service only because she had reached the mandatory retirement age of 70. Grace was probably one of the most respected, well-liked, civic-minded people that Crescent has ever known. Besides being Postmaster for 16 years, she served on the Crescent School Board for 11 years, was a member of the Royal Neighbors of America (Camp 5152) for 64 years, belonged to the Council Bluffs Altrusa Club for 23 years and a member of the Hazel Dell United Methodist Church for 56 years. During her tenure as Postmaster, she had the able assistance of 3 clerks. Lorene (Mrs. Ross) Hough, Berniece Heath, and Erma (Mrs. Dan) Hanson. The rural mail carrier was Charles Kinney, Sr. who retired in 1975 after 32 years of service. In comparison; Crescent was then a fourth class Post Office with 89 (in town) box holders. Today it continues its fourth class status with 251 boxes, in town. Chuck Kinney had a daily route of 54 miles and 287 postal patrons and today there are 62 miles and 389 box holders. Post Office locations have changed several times too; from a gas station located where the Pink Poodle Steakhouse is now, to the rear of the house, owned by the McMullen’s on the corner of E. Florence and Highway 183. The Post Office remained there until the present one was built in 1973. Grace passed away in 1986 at the age of 90. She left 3 children, 11 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and many friends. I feel honored to have been one of her friends. She was a treasure.
—Evonne Allen This column was written in the early 90’s. As for 2013, the Crescent Post Office has 195 box holders, two separate routes covering a combined total of 168 miles with 949 patrons.
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Your Hometown Place of Worship Since 1863!
In Crescent • 810 Johnson St.Behind Meyer AutoGathering: 9 a.m.
Sunday School: 9:15 a.m.Morning Worship: 10 a.m.
Senior Pastor: Connie McWilliams: 712-642-4556
Young Adult Pastor:Rod Angeroth: 402-439-5256
5YR. ADVERTISER!
We Love Our Crescent & Honey Creek Customers! 712-322-2778 • [email protected] N. Broadway in “South Crescent”
12YR. ADVERTISER!
Alicia Pettigrew • Phone: 402-290-9722Email: [email protected]
CHILD CARELocated in Golden Hills • Crescent
I am a stay-at-home mom and very experienced with kids. If you are looking for child care,
please contact me by phone or email.
109 E. Welch St.Crescent, IA 51526
712-545-3763 Mon-Fri: 7:30am to 3:00pm
Also shown by appointmentSpecializing in late model
Lease cars and repossessions.
Tax and Bookkeeping Services
Council Bluffs: Bus: 256-9777 • Fax: 256-9718
ADD-IT-UP1509 W. Broadway • Council Bluffs
8YR. ADVERTISER!
6YR. ADVERTISER!
A. RAYMOND PLUMBING, INC.Andy Raymond - Owner
Ofc: (712) 545-9941Web: ARaymondPlumbing.com
Email: [email protected]
Reliable, Efficient, LocalCall Us for All Your Plumbing Needs5YR.
ADVERTISER!
Professional Dog & Cat GroomingWe Care About Your Pet
Sandy McManigal • 712-545-3785
CRESCENT COUNTRY GROOMINGVeterinarian Recommended12YR.
ADVERTISER!Boarding Available forAll Size Dogs & Cats!
NEED TO PUMP UP THE VOLUME?
T H E
CONNECT IONCrescent
PROVIDES AN INEXPENSIVE WAY TO BUILD SOME MUSCLE!
IA: 712-545-3461 • NE: 402-346-438325300 Old Lincoln Hwy • Crescent
Specializing in Truck, Track, Bulk Scales & Controllers
Your Complete Scale Companyfor Sales & Service
C&A Scales2YR.
ADVERTISER!
Crescent Color & CutsSarah Manus • Owner
730 Old Lincoln Hwy • Crescent(Next to Feed Store)
Like Us On Facebook! www.facebook.com/CrescentColorCuts
You can’t buy happiness, but you can buy local and that’s kinda the same.
Kudo’s to the CVFD Color Guard for performing a top notch Presentation of Colors at CWS on June 20th.
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1911 Old Lincoln Hwy. • (712) 227-0027
Hours: Tuesday - Friday...11am to 4pmSaturday...8am to 4pm
Fresh wholesome meals and gourmet desserts,
utilizing local produce, cheeses, wine!
4YR. ADVERTISER!
Now Serving Beer & Wine! Stop in & try our
local Iowa selections!
Seamless Guttering
712-542-7045 • CrescentFree Estimates • Insured
IntroducingGutter Dome...
• Leaf & Debris System• Lifetime Guarantee to Remain Debris Free!
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CRESCENT REPAIRSCrescent
“Stick With The Best!”Light, Medium & Heavy Duty Gas & Diesel Repair
Call Us For All Your Diesel Repair NeedsMike McManigal & Roger Nixon
712-545-9427
Greatest Pizza for Miles Around!Now Offering Large Take & Bake Pizzas!Taylo’s Taco Tuesday 6pm-9pm
Denny Taylo, Owner • Kella Sales, Manager545-3919 • www.DennysPlacePizza.com
HOURS: Mon-Sat: 2pm - 2amSunday: Noon til Midnight
Kitchen Open Mon-Thur til 11pm, Fri-Sat til 1am, Sun til 10pmFREE Pool All Day Sunday’s!
DENNY’S PLACE735 Old Lincoln Hwy. • Crescent
13YR. ADVERTISER!
13YR. ADVERTISER!
CRESCENT FEED STORE & MORE712-227-0220 • Next Door to PO
ADM Alliance Livestock Feed • Pigeon SuppliesDiamond Pet Foods • Glo For Life Horse FeedAnimal Supplies • Fresh Eggs • Baby Chicks
New Items From Wild Rose Farms:Honey, Herb Seasonings, Vinegar and Jams!
M-F: 10am-6pm • Sat: 9am-12pm
Garage Gorilla’sGarage & Home Cleanups • Condos & Apartments
Old Appliances & Junk Hauled
Mike Green, Chief Gorilla402-981-1451
[email protected]. Box 305 • Crescent, IA 51526
Don’t monkey around, give us a call!
Mike Green [email protected]
P.O. Box 305 • Crescent, IA 51526
Green Renovations
SidingRoofing
Guttering Remodeling • Windows • Doors
Hail Damage Repair
1YR. ADVERTISER!
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Licensed & Insured • Free Estimates
Emergency Services Available!
LLC
1110 Hwy 183 • Crescent, IA712- 545-3470
13YR. ADVERTISER!
Indoor & Outdoor Storage From Furniture to Vehicles
Storage rescent Storage
Sharon Oamek • 402-690-9252www.HoneyCreekCreamery.com
Honey Creek Creamery, Inc. 25593 Old Lincoln Hwy •Honey Creek
Art i san Goat Cheese Made in the Loess H i l l s
Living Loess MemberOpen House Every Third Saturday
Other Tours by Appointment
Crescent View Bed & Breakfast
15 Minutes from Downtown [email protected]
Carol Meduna • Innkeeper712-227-0051 • 402-616-7496
Reasonable Rates • Free Estimates • Gift Cards AvailableCall Jody at (402) 968-5484
Regular or One-Time ServiceSpring Cleaning or Special Occasions
10YR. ADVERTISER!
1961 Hwy 30 • Missouri Valley
Junction CafePetro Mart Travel Plaza
Breakfast Buffet Daily 7-2pmWednesday is “Fried Chicken Day”
Specials! 11-Close10% Senior Discount!
Thursday is Double Discount Day!Children under 5 Eat Free! w/adult meal
Awesome Soup & Salad Bar!Free Private Party Room Call to ReserveRestaurant & C-Store Open Daily at 7am.
The
Dave & Cyndi Schlorff 712-642-3641
HENRY’S DINER 836 Old Lincoln Hwy.
712-545-3600
Nothin’ Finer!Chicken • Steaks • Seafood
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner13YR. ADVERTISER!
JoAnn JensenPhotography
1422 Golden Hills Drive • Crescentwww.JoAnnJensenPhotography.com
[email protected] Call: 507-630-0107
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Crescent • (712) 227-0101
New Mexican Monday’s!
Now Open Sunday’s12pm to 10pm
Cocktail Hour: Mon-Fri: 11am to 6pm
1120 Old Lincoln Hwy. • CrescentWednesday thru Sunday
Call or Check our Website for Hours.Www.LoessHillsVineyardAndWinery.com
(712) 545-3054
Loess Hills Vineyard & Winery
Closed Mon. & Tues. Additional Hours by Appointment
Shawn Shea545-4455545-3684
1919 Old Lincoln Hwy.Crescent
12YR. ADVERTISER!
7YR. ADVERTISER!
Open Daily 5:00 pmPrime Rib Every Evening
Closed Monday712-545-3744
633 Old Lincoln Hwy • Crescent
$5.00 Off! your next dinner
Limited one coupon per couple per visit.
Bring This Coupon for
Call today to book your session or to schedule your wedding or event consultation!
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Email: [email protected]
Photos by Jackio
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Meyer Automotive
Complete Auto Repair
Ask for Todd 712-545-3228
816 Old Lincoln Hwy. • Crescent
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YARD ENTERPRISESCall for directions.
CALL BOB YARD AT 712-545-3840Www.YardEnterprises.com
Since 1986
8YR. ADVERTISER!
WELDING FABRICATION REPAIRCNC PLASMA CUTTING
WOODLAND COMMUNITY BIBLE CHURCHPastor Jim Henry
Ofc: 712-325-0613
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.21032 Old Lincoln Hwy
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The Swedish pop group ABBA once turned down an offer of $1 billion to reunite.
While attending the University of Iowa, Ashton Kutcher helped pay his tu-ition fees by sweeping floors at a local Gen-eral Mills plant.
Director Quentin Tarantino was so impressed with the bar from the ficti-tious House of Blue Leaves, created for his movie Kill Bill, he had it installed in his Hollywood home.
The white stripes on a field of red that spiral down a barber pole represent the bandages once used in bloodletting.
Even mild dehydration will slow down one’s metabolism as much as 3 percent.
Alexander Hamilton, former U.S. treasury secretary, was shot in 1804 by U.S. Vice President Aaron Burr in a pistol duel near Weehawken, New Jersey.
The Statue of Liberty’s fingernails weigh about one hundred pounds apiece.
The state of Alaska has the most people per population that walk to work in the whole of the United States.
Minnesota has ninety-nine lakes named Mud Lake.
More than 50% of the people in the world have never made or received a phone call.
The time spent deleting spam emails costs U.S. businesses about $10 billion annually.
The world’s windiest place is Com-monwealth Bay, Antarctica. Winds regularly exceed 150 miles per hour.
If Mount Everest were at the bottom of the ocean, its peak would be more than a mile underwater.
The largest flower in the world is the Rafflesia arnoldii, which can grow to be three feet across and up to twenty-four pounds.
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