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TUESDAY April 21, 2015

OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF HARDIN COUNTY

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Learn to New Providence Drive shop keepers get Again governor’s honor

by Rick Patrie News Editor IOWA FALLS – We received this notice a little too late for last Friday’s paper deadline, but if you step on it you can get to Iowa Falls in time.

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If so, Iowa Valley Continuing Education would like you to consider attending the AARP Driver Safety Program again, on Tuesday, April 21 at Ellsworth Community College, Gentle Student Center’s Formal Dining Room, 1100 College Ave. in Iowa Falls. Class will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Learn how roads and vehicles have changed, and about the effects of aging and medications on skills.

This four-hour, research based classroom-only course reviews how people can adapt our driving skills to remain smart and safe drivers as we get older. Sponsored by AARP. There is no driving. Pay materials’ fee on arrival to AARP. $15 for members. $20 for non-members.

Some insurance companies give a discount for completion of this course.

Register before class by calling 1-800-284-4823.

Newsbriefs Save the date – May 2

Save the date! The South Hardin Athletic Boosters, along with Union Auto, will be hosting a “Drive One for Your School” event on May 2nd from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. It will be located at the South Hardin High School.

We hope you are able to join us and help us earn up to $6,000 from Ford Motor Company. All proceeds will go towards the purchase of uniform updates for the 2015-16 school year.

Thanks for your support!

Celebrate Earth Day at the Eldora Library April 22

Elementary age youngsters are invited to an early out activity at the Eldora Library on Wednesday, April 22 at 2:45 p.m. Celebrate Earth Day by potting some plants children can take home for free.

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By Rick Patrie News Editor NEW PROVIDENCE – It was almost two years ago that the governor came to town and addressed a big gathering celebrating the 150-year birthday of a Hardin County institution.

That day in September, New Providence Hardware caught the eye of both the Governor and Lt. Governor, and the acquaintance bore fruit a week ago when the Governor’s office and the State Historical Society of Iowa joined to award the long-lived business a 2015 Excellence in History commendation.

The New Providence Building

Association Stores includes the hardware and the community breakfast site in the Soda Fountain.

The SHSI program recognizes the outstanding contributions to Iowa history by owners of businesses like Tom and Marlene McDonald.

Last week, Gov. Terry Branstad and Historical Society Board of Trustees chair William Bartine presented this year’s “Award for Excellence in History” during a ceremony at the State Capitol Building in Des Moines.

“I am pleased to recognize and honor the recipients of this year’s ‘Awards for Excellence in History,’” Branstad said. “As many (continued on page 3)

The formal presentation photo is on page 3, but this was the lively one. Taken back in September of 2013, when the Governor came to New Providence, honoring the New Providence Hardware’s long run in business.

It was a visit that surely set the wheels turning on a decision just recently to give Tom and Marlene McDonald a 2015 state citation for doing much to preserve a piece of Iowa History. Shown are the McDonalds and Governor Terry Branstad and Lt. Governor Kim Reynolds.

Pure Bliss!

by Michaela Kendall Staff Writer ELDORA – It sounds like Bliss Cupcakes owner, Lindsay Eekhoff, knows the recipe for success.

Eekhoff, an Eldora native, has been running her own baking business, Bliss Cupcakes, since last May, and is now nearing the month that marks one year of business for her.

Bliss Cupcakes is a one-woman operation that Eekhoff runs out of her home; a side job for the full-time mom of two. The business allows her to be at home and spend more time with her kids, while doing something she loves.

Eekhoff said she has always loved baking, and even has a culinary arts degree, but it wasn’t until a school bake sale that she realized she could make a business for herself with her tasty treats.

“I would bring my treats to school bake sales, and everyone would tell me how good they were, and more and more people started to ask me to make stuff for them,” Eekhoff said of her business’s beginnings.

Eventually, she had enough interest in her sweets to allow her to start up her own business.

Everything she bakes is made

100% from scratch, and is tested by herself, her husband, her children and her friends before she puts it on the menu for customers.

Eekhoff bakes cupcakes, cookies, muffins and more, and has an endless list of flavors and frostings to mix and match for something completely unique each time. On her menu, she lists cupcake flavors such as: peanut butter and jelly, red velvet, Andes mint, strawberry lemonade and monster cookie dough to name a few. Her muffin menu contains classics such as: banana-crumb, lemon poppy seed and blueberry, or specialties like pumpkin chocolate chip, French breakfast muffin or cinnamon streusel orange. Eekhoff said that if a customer doesn’t see what they want on the menu, she will create it for them.

Eekhoff bakes for all types of events, including: birthday parties, weddings, showers, holiday parties, gender-reveal parties and graduation parties.

To place an order, customers call Eekhoff at 641-858-2032, or message her on the Bliss Cupcakes Facebook page. Although she said she prefers customers to give her around three days’ notice, she will

do what she can to make things work with a shorter notice. She sells everything by the dozen, and her prices can be found on her menu on the Bliss Cupcakes Facebook page.

Eekhoff said that in an average week, she has anywhere from a couple orders to 10 or 15 orders, and is planning to get busier as the weather warms up and more people plan weddings and showers.

As for her plans for the future, Eekhoff said that she doesn’t think she will open a shop, as being a mom is her first priority, and working from home allows her to spend more time with her kids. But she said that selling her baked goods in local grocery stores is a possibility for her.

With nearly a year of business under her belt, and countless customers served, Eekhoff is not slowing down, and doesn’t plan on it.

She said her customer base is growing, and her goals for the next year include growing it further, and improving on her skills.

Her recipe for success? Hard work, flexibility and using the best ingredients to make everything from scratch.

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Lindsay Eekhoff and some Minnie Mouse themed cupcakes she made for a birthday party.

My Town Pictures is spinning more movie magic

Pine Lake Fish Fry April 24

Pine Lake Fish Fry will be held on Friday, April 24, from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at the Wildlife Clubhouse north of Upper Pine Lake, 32740 210th St., Eldora. Take out boxes available.

Cost is $10 for adults and take out boxes, and $6 for children 12 and under (dine-in only).

Dan Wardell coming to the Eldora Library April 24

Dan Wardell from IPTV KIDS Clubhouse will be coming to the Eldora Library on Friday, April 24 at 3:45 p.m. This is a program you won’t want to miss. Free.

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The people of My Town Pictures

developed a relationship with Hardin County back when they filmed a unique feature length film here in Eldora, using a local cast of New Providence and Eldora names. Since then, they have continued the community film theme in other Iowa towns, including in Grundy Center, where they are finishing up right now. Note some of the story backdrops above, they should ring a little familiar: Grundy Center, Tama, and here at home.

All hosted My Town movies which gave hometown stage and screen aspirants a chance to try out life under the bright lights. My Town Pictures, Scott Thompson’s Wisconsin-based independent film company, has also branched off into more star studded feature length films tapping a number of well known televi-

sion and Hollywood names. But ties to the small towns, and community films using local faces, continues. And now hints at return engagements to Hardin County.In development right now is a project for a feature length sentimental comedy drawn from something as Iowan as you can get. Six girl basketball. It’s the story of the game’s final days, and if all goes well it would be set in the Roundhouse at New Providence. Director-writer-producer Thompson forged lots of friendships with New Providence when he filmed The Great Eldora Picture Show about five years ago. No one has forgotten each other. Check on page 3 for more about what Mr. Thompson has been up to, movie-making-wise, here in Iowa, his reach out to Hollywood, and hopes for New Providence.

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By Rick Patrie News Editor ELDORA and NEW PROVIDENCE – They are back, the folks from My Town Pictures who just a few years ago engaged Eldora in a feature length film about itself. The backdrop was dead-on familiar, and the cast, likewise, though just slightly out of character.

My Town Movies, based in Wisconsin, has a formula. It draws on local talent, film maker Scott Thompson writes a story to fit their screen strengths – often finding them in comedy – and then he films a feature length movie and has it debut complete with red carpet in the hometown theatre.

But, the film company has also expanded its reach since working in Eldora. It now regularly uses some of television’s and Hollywood’s better known faces, though again in productions that take advantage of local supporting talent, and lots of local scenery.

Now they are back in that community film mode, just down the road in Grundy Center, finishing up a new project. They say they are probably within a year of returning to New Providence for yet another production, too.

Imagine the Roundhouse, and imagine a story about a cynical sports writer in trouble with his editor, dispatched to Iowa on a punishment assignment. Cover the end of the 6 on 6 girls basketball era.

Director, writer Thompson sees lots of opportunities for humor and a little pathos in any story examining the special Iowa feeling for 6 on 6.

People in Eldora won’t quickly forget how this town, six years ago, turned backdrop for a screwball comedy about a crew of moviemencon-men. They came to town and ended up being conned by the local innocents.

A lot of the people involved in that Great Eldora project have stayed in touch with Thompson, and he says some familiar faces will likely be seen on screen again from New Providence.

The project is still in the works as of yet, casting hasn’t started, but Thompson says that the story has undergone some re-writes.

For the story line, Thompson thanks Dennis Reece of New Providence, who was part of the original Great Eldora Picture Show cast.

Reece came upon the idea through a one time visitor-resident of New Providence, who now lives in California. The man imagined the possibilities in the 6 on 6 story line, presented them to some Hollywood writers, but was less than satisfied with the results.

The concept then came to Thompson, through Reece.

Thompson had a better feel for the terrain, he has been writing movie scripts about small town Iowa and Minnesota for going on two decades.

There will be romance, laughs, and likely a heartfelt ending.

Thompson’s work here in Iowa has become so prolific, with multiple projects under way at any given time, he has decided to open an office in the state. He chose Osage in north central Iowa. It is sort of a ELDORA NEWsPAPERs A Division of Mid-America Publishing Corporation Eldora, Iowa Official County Newspaper

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central location for his Minnesota and Iowa film outings.

He says any film about the girl’s game will require assembling a lot of period backdrop, cars and other fixtures to bring authenticity.

He says he also envisions having to enlist some of the women who were players at the time – to teach the cast how the game was different.

He says he looks upon the project as something of a ‘bridge film.’

It will include a lot of the same concepts, casting and production forms as films like the Great Eldora Picture Show.

But at the same time he will likely engage some professional actors in key parts.

Thompson says he is always recruiting communities for his movie settings, but surprisingly many of the inquiries go unanswered. People just don’t believe they could actually find themselves up on the theatre screen.

That didn’t happen in Eldora, where the town turned out and got two shows for one. There was the move which debut at the Grand Theater and sold out in DVD, and there was the show you could see while the movie crew was working the streets of downtown Eldora.

Thompson is an entrant in an Iowa wide film festival in Cedar Rapids soon, with a couple of his production of more recent days on the screen.

He says one thing he has found a great satisfaction is that his moviemaking concept has given a lot of aspiring actors an opportunity to actually break into film work on a wider scale beyond here in Iowa Minnesota.

One of his young cast members in a hometown movie of not so long ago, is now in California, complete with an agent, working on a career on the screen.

He says the project in Grundy Center will be winding up in coming weeks, and that local sponsors will determine the opening night, but he expects it to be this summer.

The story being filmed in Grundy is entitled Promise Me and will

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Governor honors McDonalds

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people know, I am passionate about Iowa and our state’s history and I appreciate the dedication our award recipients have shown to preserve and share our rich history.”

“These awards and certificates recognize the best of Iowa history and we are very pleased to present them to our honorees today,” Bartine said. “They are the cream of the crop and their contributions to Iowa history will be studied and enjoyed by Iowans for generations to come. Congratulations to all our award recipients for their notable achievements.”

When the governor came calling back in 2013, he had a tall order, giving a speech that would top his introduction.

Tom McDonald had told a little story – by way of acquainting the governor with New Providence.

McDonald recalled how his daughter had gone off to college, and when first there was often kidded by her friends. How was she able to navigate the college mornings without having a cow to milk, or some chickens to feed?

She liked the kidding, but one day she sat her roommates down and started showing them pictures of her hometown.

One of the kids amazed: “You grew up inside a Norman Rockwell painting!”

What better credentials for an award in historical excellence.

It fact, it’s the oldest continuously running hardware stores in Iowa.

What could have been the demise of the town after a fire destroyed most of the businesses in December 1910, provided the impetus to unite the community to form the New Providence Building Association.

Shares were sold to construct a brick structure sectioned into three storefronts for business tenants. By August 1911 the new brick building was completed. Among other tenants, New Providence Hardware feature more than 35 local actors. It is another comedy this time about a middle aged couple whose teenage daughter fears they are drifting apart. She decides to do something about it – with consequences.

Some of Thompson’s productions of late have engaged Sally Kellerman an Oscar nominee perhaps best known for her early portrayal in the film version of MASH and Mike Farrell, of the followup TV series MASH. They were working with

(L-r) Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs Director Mary Cownie, Sen. Bill Dix, Tom McDonald, Marlene McDonald and Gov. Terry Branstad at the “Awards for Excellence in History” ceremony Monday at the State Capitol Building in Des Moines.

Co., established in 1863, regained its original location on the corner.

Even during the time of rebuilding the hardware served the area by using its warehouse as a temporary store. Community support rallied to construct the 1911 building and the community is still very much involved with its use. While the hardware store provides everyday goods and services for the area, the “Soda Fountain”, occupying one of the storefronts, is used as a gathering place for meetings and community breakfasts. Every Monday morning volunteers serve up to 150 area residents coffee, omelets and their much-appreciated hospitality Branstad and Lt. Governor Kim Reynolds toured the Rockwell ‘painting’ that day and stayed around town visiting for a couple of hours.

The state’s top officials made the Melissa Gilbert of the ‘Little House’ television series, on study of spousal abuse.

Other well known names in Thompson work of the last couple of years have included Micheal Learned, Paul Sorvino, Norman Lloyd, Barbara Eden, Ellen Dolan, Dan Roebuck – and Gary Kroeger an alumnus of Saturday Night Live, and currently living in Cedar Falls.

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Through the awards program, SHSI’s Board of Trustees recognizes individuals, organizations and communities who made outstanding contributions last year to the study and practice of Iowa history. The list of this year’s SHSI Board of Trustees “Awards for Excellence in History” is actually titled the Adrian D. Anderson Historic Preservation Award

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December and January Bus Award Winners The South Hardin schools, each month, award the kids who have set the best example for cooperating with their bus driver. Those who were cited for December and January are pictured here. Shown are the youngsters and their drivers upon whose recommendations the awards are made, each children from the elementary and middle school grades.

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Rolls-Harless Post 3974, Veterans of Foreign Wars meet on the fourth

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H. C. Pioneer Cemetery Commission to meet

The Hardin County Pioneer Cemetery Commission will have their monthly meeting on Tuesday, April 28 at 7 pm at the Hardin County Historical Society Library.

An agenda for the coming year and election of officers will take place.

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• 2:51 p.m.: A caller requested deputies on the 31000th block of S Ave. in Union for assistance with her family.

• 3:20 p.m.: A caller from Iowa Falls had questions regarding Iowa Motor Vehicle Laws, and requested a deputy call him back.

• 4:08 p.m.: A woman reported a tree had blown over on Highway D65 east of Union, and is blocking half a lane of the road.

• 4:42 p.m.: A caller from Hubbard reported they filed an emergency eviction notice against a couple, and that the couple is now vandalizing the property. The caller said she has several witnesses and wanted the couple arrested.

• 4:55 p.m.: An officer transported Samuel Andersen, of Iowa Falls, to jail on two Hardin Co. warrants for probation violation original charge burglary and theft.

• 5:30 p.m.: Story Co. Sheriffs Office requested Radcliffe Fire Dept. be paged for mutual aid for a structure fire on the 3000th block of Young Ave. in Roland. A deputy was later requested for traffic control.

• 5:55 p.m.: Grundy Co. Sheriffs Office requested the tanker from Whitten Fire Dept. for a large grass fire on the 13000th block of 280th St., Conrad.

• 6:09 p.m.: A caller from Union reported a dead deer with its head missing and a smaller dead deer laying next to it. The caller believed the deer might have been poached. An officer requested a DNR officer be notified.

• 8:21 p.m.: An officer arrested Julie Rockwell , of Meserrey, on Cerro Gordo Co. warrants for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

• 8:41 p.m.: Proshield Fire Protection reported a burglar alarm at United Suppliers. The security guard called to advise that he had set the alarm off.

• 11:14 p.m.: A 9-1-1 caller reported that her daughter was gong to commit suicide. The subject was transported to Hansen Family Hospital by an officer.

Wednesday, april 1: • Officers received 15 calls for service. Among those calls were four reports of controlled burns and two accidental/open 9-1-1 calls: • 9:59 a.m.: Hardin Co. Conservation found a personal safe that was broken into on Highway S56 south of Steamboat Rock.

• 12:23 p.m.: Officers received a request for a paramedic transfer to Hansen Family Hospital ER. • 12:50 p.m.: Iowa State Patrol reported a hit and run at the Boondocks on 220th St. in Williams.

• 1:38 p.m.: Grundy Co. Sheriffs Office requested Whitten for mutual aid on the 13000th block of 280th St. in Conrad.

• 2:09 p.m.: Hansen Family Hospital requested a transfer to St. Mary’s.

• 3:03 p.m.: An officer requested a new call sheet be started for illegal dumping on 290th St. between New Providence and Hubbard.

• 5:04 p.m.: A caller reported he

had a farming disk he was pulling on a trailer that hit the train bridge east of Radcliffe. He stated the bridge had a couple of nicks in it but he thought it was fine. He already left the scene but wanted to let someone know.

Contact was made with Union Pacific Railway and they said they would have someone inspect the bridge.

• 8:19 p.m.: A caller from Hubbard reported a black cargo van with no windows driving through the area slowly. The caller had seen on Facebook that there was a van matching the description in Williams last night trying to pick up children.

• 11:07 p.m.: Dispatch received two 9-1-1 calls reporting a fence line on fire on the 100th block of Center St., Union. Union Fire Dept. was paged and responded.

Thursday, april 2: • Officers received 30 calls for service. Among those calls were 15 reports of controlled burns: • 1:11 a.m.: Webster City Police Dept. arrested William Smith on a Hardin Co. warrant for probation revocation original charges of criminal mischief, public intoxication, and assault on an officer. Smith is being held at Hamilton Co. Sheriffs Office until he is transported to Hardin Co. jail.

• 7:46 a.m.: A caller from Union reported that someone’s dogs were running loose and hung up.

• 9:14 a.m.: A caller reported receiving a call from an automated message on an 818 number that claimed to be the IRS, advising her that they would pursue charges against her. She did not receive anything in the mail, and her tax preparer advised her it was a scam. She did not call the number back, but wanted

to make sure the Sheriffs Office was aware of the scam.

• 9:19 a.m.: Ackley Medical Center requested an ambulance for transport.

• 9:43 a.m.: A caller reported her husbands car broke down on Highway S62, Gifford, and they will be contacting a tow company to get it moved. The caller later advised the vehicle had been moved.

• 10:35 a.m.: A caller from Gifford reported her dog was missing. She later called back and advised the dog had been found.

• 10:54 a.m.: An officer transported William Smith, of Iowa Falls, from Hamilton Co. on a Hardin Co. warrant for probation revocation original charges of assault on officer, criminal mischief, and public intoxication.

• 11:21 a.m.: Officers received a request for an ambulance on the 1100th block of Washington St. in Eldora.

• 11:26 a.m.: Hansen Family Hospital requested an ambulance to transport to Mercy in Mason City.

• 2:39 p.m.: Hansen Family Hospital requested an ambulance to transport to Mason City.

• 3:14 p.m.: A caller reported several ruts in the road along with a large chunk out of the road about 100 yards long on 110th St. between DD and EE Ave. in Alden. Contact was made with the county road crew.

• 4:09 p.m.: Grundy ER requested a paramedic transfer to Allen.

• 4:23 p.m.: Grand JiVante in Ackley requested a transfer to Allen.

• 5:55 p.m.: A caller reported an unattended ditch fire on the 16000th block of EE Ave. in Alden.

• 8:11 p.m.: Grundy Hospital requested a transfer to Allen.

PUBLIC NOTICE

eldora-New Providence CSD TENTaTIvE agENda ELdOra-NEw PrOvIdENCE CSd aPrIL 13, 2015 – 6:30 P.m.

HIgH SCHOOL mEdIa CENTEr “Embracing today’s challenges, preparing for tomorrow’s world.”

1.0 Meeting Called to Order motion to nominate Lori Kohart as president pro-tem for the meeting. 6:30 p.m. Public Hearing on Proposed 2015-16 Certified Budget 2.0 Discuss/Action Consent Agenda In order to conserve time and focus attention on non-routine matters on the agenda, the Board will consider a number of items grouped together as a Consent Agenda, all items to be approved in one motion. Before a motion is made to consider the Consent Agenda, any board member may request an item be removed from the Consent Agenda. The removed item will then be considered for separate action.

2.01 Board Meeting Agenda 2.02 March Regular and April 1 and 7 Special Meeting Minutes 2.03 Report of Disbursements 2.04 Financial Report 2.05 Open enrollments – Kaden Strait from e-NP to BCLUW 2.06 Personnel 2.06.01 Staff Resignations – Scott Swartz as girls’ tennis coach, Nick eller as assistant football coach 2.06.02 Staff Recommendations – PJ Foutch as in town morning shuttle driver 2.06.03 Staff Transfers – Kierstin Blythe – Kindergarten to First grade 2.07 Renewal of Sharing Agreements for eLL Teacher 2.08 Quakerdale Service Agreement (Title I) 2.09 Renew Agreement with Iowa Falls for Level III BD Program Sharing (KeBecca) 2.10 2015-16 Iowa Association for educational Purchasing Agreement motion to approve the consent agenda.

3.0 Communication 3.01 Public Report Time Audience participation shall be in accordance with School Board Policy #204.11 that indicates “a citizen wishing to make a brief statement, express a viewpoint or ask a question regarding an item on the agenda shall be allowed to speak during the public report time”.

Policy #204.11R adds “any individual desiring to speak shall give his or her name, address, and the group, if any, that is represented. The presentation should be as brief as possible. Unless an extension of time is granted a speaker shall be limited to five (5) minutes. Speakers may offer such objective criticisms of school operations and programs as concern them. But in public session, the Board will not hear personal complaints of school personnel nor against any person connected with the school system”.

3.02 High School Technology – Wolfe/Topp 3.03 elementary Technology Committee 4.0 District Business 4.01 Discuss/Action 2015-16 Certified Budget Motion to approve the 2015-16 Certified Budget as proposed and published.

4.02 Discuss/Action Second Reading of Revisions to Board Policy 905.1 Community Use of School District Facilities & equipment Motion to approve the second reading of Board Policy 905.1 Community Use of School District Facilities and equipment.

4.03 Discuss/Action Auditorium Staging and Riser Bid from Wenger Motion to approve the purchase of new staging and risers from Wenger Corporation in the amount of $21,458.

4.04 Discuss/Action Auditorium Stage Floor Refinishing and Cleaning of Curtains and Seats Rainbow International Bid Motion to approve the auditorium stage floor refinishing and cleaning of curtains and seats by Rainbow International for $12,556.

4.05 Discuss/Action Fiscal Year 2014 Audit Motion to approve the 2014 Financial Audit.

4.06 Discuss/Action 2015-16 School Calendar Motion to approve the 2015-16 School Calendar.

4.07 Discuss/Action Issuance of 2015-16 eNPeA Contracts Motion to issue contracts for 2015-16 in accordance with the 2014-16 Master Contract as negotiated with the eNPeA. 4.08 Discuss/Action Ratification of 2015-18 Master Contract with Local 2003 and Issuance of 2015-16 Contracts Motion for ratification of the 2015-18 Master Contract with Local 2003 and issuance of 2015-16 contracts for support staff.

4.09 Discuss/Action 2015-16 Administrator, Director, and Secretarial Salary Recommendations (Possible Closed (exempt) Session for

Negotiations Strategy per Iowa Code, Chapter 20.17(3)) Motion to approve the Administrator, Director, and Secretarial salary recommendation for the 2015-16 school year and issue contracts for 2015-16.

4.10 Discuss/Action 28e Agreement with gladbrook-Reinbeck for Shared Superintendent Motion to approve the 28e Agreement with gladbrook-Reinbeck for shared superintendent.

4.11 Discuss/Action High School gym Scoreboards Motion to approve the bid from Iowa Direct equipment and Appraisal for new scoreboards in the high school gym for $20,308, which will be paid from donations from Hardin County Savings Bank and Brown-Hurst Insurance in exchange for advertising on these scoreboards.

4.12 Administrator/Supervisor/Superintendent Comments 5.0 Set Date and Time of Next Regular Meeting – Monday, May 11, 2015 at 6:30 p.m.

6.0 Adjournment – 8:20 p.m.

OPEraTINg fUNd AeA 267/Cedar Falls, Tech Repairs ....................................... 28.54 PBIS Supplies - Donated .................. 100.88 AgVantage FS, Inc., gasoline ................. 79.78 gasoline......................................... 1,483.03 gasoline......................................... 1,333.67 Ahlers & Cooney, P.C., Legal Services .. 375.00 Allain, Jaclyn, PBIS Supplies..................... 8.56 Alliant/IeS Utilities Inc., Natural gas .. 2,497.25 electricity ....................................... 4,643.66 Auto-Jet Muffler Corp., Transportation Parts ......................... 383.25 Bierle, Cindy, Mileage Reimb .................. 85.80 Board of educational examiners, HS Para Certification ........................ 105.00 Butler, David, Alt Sch Meal Del/ elem Carts .......................................... 12.87 Carolina Biological Supply Co., elem TAg Supplies ............................. 62.45 City of eldora, Water/Sewer ............... 3,447.93 Continuum Retail energy Services, LLC, Natural gas.................................... 3,969.08 Cummins Central Power, LLC, Bus #7 Fuel Line ................................. 37.56 Dale Howard, Inc., expedition Tires ...... 839.80 Dashir Management Services, Inc., Custodial Service Agree-April ........ 6,667.06 Dick Blick Art Materials, elem Supplies . 205.95 earthwalk Communications, Tech Supplies ................................... 185.00 eldora Pharmacy, Nurse Supplies ........... 36.00 eldora Rotary Club, Dues 1/1-6/30/15... 250.00 eldora Tire & Alignment, Bus #11 Tire Repair ............................ 34.58 eNP Supt’s Office, Fingerprinting Fees (3) ....................... 30.00 Fareway Stores, Home Arts Supplies .... 118.02 PACK Supplies ................................... 14.67 Follett School Solutions, Inc., elem Library Books........................ 1,318.53 Frank Rieman Music Co., HS Band Supplies............................. 108.80 gehrke, Inc., Snow Removal .............. 3,515.00 giguere, Christie, Mileage Reimb............ 46.80 good Shepherd Preschool, March Preschool Tuition ................ 6,308.00 Hartman, Shannon, Prorated Oe Trans Assist ................. 663.30 Heart of Iowa Communications Co-op, Phone Service .................................... 90.47 Phone Service .................................. 167.33 Phone Service .................................. 188.25 Heartland Paper Company, Custodial Supplies ............................ 398.70 Home Science Tools, elem Sci Supplies-Shopko Donation ............... 502.70 How’gan Monitoring, LLC, Fire Alarm Repairs ............................ 103.00 Innovative Ag Services/FKA Prairie Land, gasoline......................................... 1,304.81 Ind Arts Supplies ............................... 156.64 Iowa Department of education, Bus Inspection Fees ......................... 520.00 Iowa Dept. of Human Services, Non Federal Share of .................... 1,973.04 ITeC/education Fair, IT Conf Reg ......... 125.00 Knight’s Sanitation, garbage Collect ..... 315.00 Kosanke Hardware, Custodial Supplies 126.71 Ind Arts Supplies ................................. 68.32 Larry’s Upholstery, Bus #10 Seat Repairs ......................... 54.00 Bus #5 Seat Repairs ........................... 51.00 Marc Havens electric & AC, elem gym Light Repairs ................ 1,032.96 MasterCard, Voicemail Backup ............... 16.24 Nurse Conf Lodging .......................... 103.02 Background Check ............................. 15.00 Custodial Supplies .............................. 87.50 Reversed Finance Charges ..............(10.60)

McFarland Clinic, PC, employee Physical ............................. 45.00 Menard’s/Capital One Commercial, Custodial Supplies ............................ 117.70 Mid-America Publishing Corp/FKA eldora Newspapers, Legal Publications....... 217.20 elem Para Ad ...................................... 31.40 Mulder, Joan, grad Program Supplies .... 87.72 Mussig Piano Works, HS Piano Tuning . 140.00 NAPA Auto Parts, Transportation Parts . 276.75 Transportation Parts ........................... 51.25 Nelson, Diane, HSAP Purch Serv ......... 175.00 HSAP Travel ..................................... 115.95 HSAP Supplies ................................. 646.39 HSAP Field Trip Reg......................... 263.00 Nolte, Cornman & Johnson P.C., Audit Balance................................. 5,400.00 Old Creamery Theatre Company, 4/24 Perf Fee and Travel .................. 600.00 Plumb Supply Company, Custodial Supplies ............................ 280.70 Quill Corporation, Supt. Office Supplies 290.53 elem Office Supplies .......................... 17.59 Read Naturally, Title I Supplies................ 85.80 Really good Stuff, Inc., Title I Supplies .................................. 136.77 Scholastic Inc., elem Supplies ................ 73.56 School Bus Sales Co., Bus #5 Parts .................................... 272.94 School Specialty Title I Supplies .................................. 183.57 Title I C/O Supplies ............................. 76.28 Shield Pest Control, LLC, Pest Control ...................................... 110.00 State of Iowa – Auditor, 2014 Audit Filing Fee ........................ 625.00 Timberline Billing Service LLC, March Medicaid Billing Fee............... 147.88 University of Northern Iowa, Schoolhouse Rock Perf ...................... 45.00 Verizon Wireless, Cell Phone Service ..... 43.72 Wilson Restaurant Supply, Inc., Ice Machine Repairs ......................... 203.00 Wingfoot Commercial Tire DBA goodyear Tire Center, Bus #11 Tire .................. 357.69 Fund Total ......................................... 57,502.30 CaPITaL PrOjECTS fUNd Baker group, HS Boiler Refractory/Burner Replacement.................................. 5,404.00 De Lage Landen Financial Services, Inc., Copier Lease ................................. 2,875.00 Heart of Iowa Ventures, LLC, Replace PA Horns in HS gym .......... 770.00 Wilson Restaurant Supply, Inc., New Ice Machine ........................... 3,669.13 Fund Total ......................................... 12,718.13 PHySICaL PLaNT & EqUIPmENT City of eldora, April Rent .................... 1,666.67 US Postal Service Disbursing Office, Alt Sch Rent ...................................... 350.00 dEBT SErvICE Bankers Trust Company, PPeL Note Principsl .................. 225,000.00 PPeL Note Interest ........................ 6,468.75 PPeL Note Fees ............................... 250.00 Fund Total ....................................... 231,718.75 OPEraTINg fUNd DB Acoustics Incorporated, Aud equip Upgrades Deposit ........................ 47,359.90 Fund Total ......................................... 47,359.90 addITIONaL BILLS marCH/aPrIL 2015 general Fund HCSB, March direct deposit fee/ wire transfer ........................................ 25.00 Management Fund employee Benefit Systems May retiree insurance ............................ 4,093.99 J. Dirks, May retiree insurance .............. 165.15 PPeL Fund eNP Debt Service PPeL Loan Principal, Interest, Fee............................... 231,718.75 STUdENT aCTIvITy fUNd BCLUW CSD, Storm WR expenses 2014-15 SH ½................................... 293.20 Chase, emma, Reimb IHSSA Photos Pers MCard......................................... 13.63 Decker Sporting goods, 1 BK Pullover BBKB ........................... 40.50 3 Trng Tops BBKB ............................ 162.00 4 Dz. BB, Set Catchers gear ............ 431.00 2 M, 2 L Batters Helmets .................. 114.00 Dike-New Hartford CSD, NICL Indoor Meet/exp @ Waverly ...... 26.64 eble Music Co., Music Sm grp St Cont/Band ...................................... 36.35 Music Sm grp St Cont/Band............... 29.90 eldora Flowers & gifts, Centerp, Yell Roses 3/11 .................. 101.25 Fareway Stores, Buns, Plates, Sp Order-Conc.................................... 36.40 Ingred/Supplies-NHS Banq................. 52.26 Fort Dodge Steel, Inc.,

2 Flat HR-1/4x1 10’/FFA ..................... 25.86 2 Flat HR-1/4x1 20’/FFA 25.86 3 Strip HR-1/8x1 20’/FFA .................... 19.02 Frank Rieman Music Co., Alto Sax L2 BK...................................... 7.19 gagnon, Patrick, Reimb Pers expense/Postage-Prom ...................... 88.20 Halvorsen, Ruth, Reimb Dessert, Juice-Walm/NHS ................................ 56.32 Reimb Plates-$gen/NHS .................... 10.70 Reimb Cheesecakes-Target/NHS ....... 29.95 Hemken Collection, The, Donation/Use of Vintage Car Prom Stage ................... 150.00 Hewett Wholesale Inc., Candy, Oil, Popcorn/TR Conc ............................. 738.26 Hubbard-Radcliffe CSD, ½ gate Band extravaganza to SHMS .................... 413.25 BBKB to State Tourn/DMHR Driver & Bus ............................... 479.33 Hy-Vee Food Store, Ingred Staff Breakfast/FFA ..................................... 67.88 Instrumentalist Company, The, Sousa/Jazz Combos ......................... 129.50 Choral Combos ................................. 129.50 Iowa High school Music Assoc., Reg 4 entries/Lrg grp Cont Vocal .... 340.00 Reg 16 entries/Sm grp Cont Band... 252.00 Iowa High School Speech Assn, Reg 3 Speakers All-St Ind................... 33.00 Iowa Sports Supply Co, 6 12x15 Blk Marble Plax ................... 180.00 20 Belts, Bases, 4SB, Home, 156 TR Medals ................................. 351.00 Kosanke Hardware, Athl/Battery/eM ......... 2.99 Athl/Key/MT .......................................... 1.79 Athl/Cable Tie/MT ................................. 3.99 ggO/Const ADH/BS ............................. 7.96 M-F Athletic Company, Inc., Spikes, Tapes, Nos, Stopwatches ............................. 337.15 Menard’s/Capital One Commercial, Proputt Indoor Carpet/golf................ 293.40 Mid-America Publishing Corp/FKA eldora Newspapers, 2x3 ½ Sports Kick Off Ad .......................................... 49.00 Musical edge Sound & Lighting Design, Inc., Final Pyt/Prom DJ Services .............. 750.00 Neff Motivation, Inc., 275 Service Bars .............................. 178.75 25 BKB Pins........................................ 16.25 25 Capt’s Pins ......................................... 16.25 25 Baseball Pins ................................. 16.25 50 Football Pins .................................. 32.50 25 Trackshoe Pines ............................ 16.25 25 Cheer Pins ..................................... 16.25 25 Service Bars-Vocal ........................ 16.25 25 Service Bars-Band ......................... 16.25 Shipping .............................................. 23.63 Pepsi Beverages Company, 18 Cs Pop, H2), gtrde/HS Conc ....... 395.14 Fund Total ........................................... 7,856.97 aCTIvITy fUNd aPrIL 13, 2015 Pre-approved requests for Payment/jT: Windstar Lines/bal 3 charter buses-Prom ................... $4094.80 Iowa events Center/ Bal meal, facility fees-Prom .......... $4224.50 Total .................................................. $8319.30 Contracted requests for Payment: BTR/grundy Center/entry fee ................ $65.00 gTR/Invite-official ................................ $125.00 BgTR/Baxter/entry fee ........................ $160.00 BTR/Iowa Falls/entry fee ....................... $75.00 gTR/Dike/entry fee ................................ $70.00 BTR/Hudson/entry fee ........................... $80.00 gTR/gilbert/entry fee ............................ $90.00 gTR/Story City/entry fee ....................... $90.00 BTR/Conrad/entry fee............................ $75.00 BgTR/SH Coed Invite-official .............. $125.00 BTR/gilbert/entry fee ............................. $80.00 JVBTR/Invite-official ............................ $125.00 gTR/Dike/entry fee ................................ $70.00 Total .................................................. $1230.00 HOT LUNCH BILL LIST – aPrIL 2015 Anderson erickson Dairy .................... 2,036.45 eMS Detergent ........................................ 70.81 Fareway Food:...............33.93 Non ............................9.16 43.09 Keck........................................................830.64 Martin Brothers Food:....................6,917.98 Ala Carte: ................299.87 Non ........................264.74 AlaCartel ................... 11.87 Total ....................................................7,494.46 Pan O gold .............................................577.05 Wilson Restaurant Supply – Maintenance ......................................692.73 Total ................................................$12,204.43 (Ledger – April 21, 2015)

Tuesday, April 21, 2015 • PAge 5

Obituaries

Arlo Eugene Rosburg, 77 Arlo Eugene Rosburg, 77, of Eldora, Iowa, passed away on Monday, April 13, 2015 in Eldora. As Arlo requested, there are no plans for a funeral service. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to the family.

Arlo Eugene Rosburg was born on November 29, 1937 to George and Pauline Rosburg in rural Steamboat Rock, Iowa.

He attended the Steamboat Rock Community Schools.

He married Patsy Clemons on June 1, 1957 in Hubbard, Iowa. To this union, two daughters were born, Peggy and Cheryl.

Arlo was employed at Infantseat and later Dodger Manufacturing, where he worked until retirement.

Arlo is survived by his wife of 57 years, Patsy of Eldora; daughters Peggy Anderson of New Providence and Cheryl (Leonard) Steig of Goldfield, Iowa; grandsons Joshua (Lacey) Steig of Eagle Grove and Zachary (TaRisa) Steig of Eagle Grove; great grandchildren, Addison, Baylee, Josh Jr, Rieley, Shelby and Owen; a sister, Arlene Pies of De Leon, Texas and niece Cathy.

He was proceeded in death by his parents, brothers Harold and Merlin, son-in-law Bud Anderson, Robert Pies and nephews.

Eldora Library

by Dan Gehring, Librarian elDora – For elementary age youngsters there will be an early out activity at the library Wednesday 2:45 p.m., April 22. We will celebrate Earth Day by potting some plants children can take home. Free.

Dan Wardell comes to the library 3:45 p.m. Friday, April 24. That’s right, Dan Wardell is coming to the library! If you have children that see Dan Wardell on IPTV KIDS Clubhouse this is a program you won’t want to miss. Free.

Thanks go to Pizza Ranch, the volunteers, and the customers that made tip night for the Imagination Library a success. Enough money was collected to buy about 60 books to give to children under five in Eldora.

Toddler Time is 10 a.m. Tuesdays. Preschool Storytime is 10 a.m.

Wednesdays. The next Imagination Library bridge game is 1 p.m. Monday, April 27.

New books added include Your Next Breath by Iris Johansen and Memory Man by David Baldacci. To see all the new items check the hotlist on the library’s catalog.

Library hours: Monday 9 a.m.8 p.m., Tuesday 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Wednesday 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Thursday 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Friday 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Trivia QUeSTioN: According to my source, what shape is most closely associated with logic, order, and security? A. Circle. B. Triangle.

C. Square. The answer can be found on the classified page.

Union Public Library

by laura Newby Library Director May 4th – 8th - We are trying something new at Union Public library: an art Showcase.

You are all invited to join us for the Middle School Art Show. Every middle school student will have a piece of artwork in the showcase. It is a great experience to have artwork displayed outside of the school. There will be a place where you can write a small note for one of the students about their artwork. We hope you can come to view the art and help make this a memorable experience for our kids!

The display will be up all week May 4th-8th during normal library hours. However, there will also be a Special Open House on Thursday, May 7th, 4-6 p.m. to view the art, eat some treats, and meet the art teacher.

The art show will travel to the Albion Library the following week for another showing.

The Student Art Showcases have been made possible through the support of BCLUW Community School District, Union Public Library, Albion Public Library and special grant monies from MarthaEllen Tye Foundation.

Watch for more information as it comes out. We hope you can all join us.

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Sports

Tuesday, April 21, 2015 • pAge 8

SH boys win big, girls clip Trojans

by Scott Bierle Sports Editor ELDORA- Three scores in the 30s fueled the South Hardin boys’ golf team to an easy 29-swing win over West Marshall at the Pine Lake Country Club here Thursday.

The 3-0 Tigers carded the 157186 dual victory over the Trojans as Spencer Welch clubbed a meet medalist 37 followed by Eric Mulder and Ted Dunn sharing runner-up medalist at 39 each.

“It was another good night for the team,” stated South Hardin coach Ivan Miller. “Three kids again in the 30s is great and it was nice to see Bobby be there for us.”

South Hardin’s fourth counter was Bobby Hatton at 42 while nonscorers were Tyson Smith a 45 and Hunter Welch at 49.

Dunn bagged six pars and one birdie to offset an eight on the parfour second, while S. Welch’s twoover par nine included three pars and two birdies. Mulder had three pars and one birdie, and Hatton four pars.

“We have had a few bad holes, and that is expected this time of year, but the kids have bounced back and not let that one bad hole kill the round,” noted Miller.

S. Welch is the Tigers’ third medalist in three duals after Smith and Dunn.

West Marshall’s low score was 42

by Brady Petermeier.

The South Hardin girls escaped with a tie-breaking win over West Marshall after the two teams finished 228-228.

The tie-breaker was the fifth score and the Tigers’ Hanna VanderWilt fired a 62 and the Trojans’ fifth was 71. The win improved SH to 2-1.

A runner-up medalist 51 effort by Alyssa Diedrich led the South Hardin scoring followed by a 58 for Haley Dilley, 59 for Haley Lawrence and 60 for Kristin Mathis.

“Alyssa scored well and was able to help carry us to a win which was great,” commented South Hardin coach Dave Akers.

“Similar to our last couple of meets though, our short games and course management are still costing us strokes as a team. It’s something we are going to have to work hard on the next couple weeks,” he added.

The Trojans’ Kennedy Porter broke 50 and earned meet medalist at 49 with teammate’s counting totals at 54, 56 and 69.

The South Hardin junior varsity boys fired a 201 with scores of 48 for Seth Brown, 49 for Kaden Davis and 52s for Clayton Smith and Tom Haywood.

The South Hardin golfers play AGWSR Thursday with the boys at Wellsburg and girls at Ackley.

AGWSR’s Meinders captures shot put, long jump

TOP TIGERS- Above, the Tigers’ Spencer Welch punches a wedge shot, while below, Alyssa Diedrich taps a putt during recent play. Thursday in wins over West Marshall, Welch fired a meet medalist 37 for the boys and Diedrich was the runner-up medalist for the girls at 51.

SWINGING- Rachel Miller of the South Hardin girls’ tennis team swings and smacks the tennis ball during recent play. The Tigers were beaten by Ballard, 9-0 Thursday.

Tigers have tough showing in tennis ELDORA- The South Hardin girls’ tennis team was blanked by Ballard here Thursday.

The host Tigers managed just seven game wins in the 9-0 setback with four of those by Rachel Miller in an 8-4 loss at No. 2 singles. Ballard won six of the nine bouts by 9-0 counts.

South Hardin coach Scott Swartz noted the team played without two regulars due to illness.

The South Hardin girls, 1-2 in duals, travel to Hampton today (Tuesday) and battle South Tama in Eldora Thursday.

Falcon Coed Invitational

Comets drop duals to grundy

WATCHING- Tanner Teske of the BCLUW boys’ golf team watches his tee-shot sail during a dual at Grundy Center Thursday. Teske scored a 51 as the Comets dropped a 158-202 decision to the Spartans. (Photo by Patti Rust, Mid-America Publishing).

PARKERSBURG- Senior standout Clay Meinders displayed his strength and speed to take top honors in two field events at the AplingtonParkersburg Falcon Coed Invitational here Friday.

Meinders won his specialty – the shot put with a school record throw and for good measure then bettered the long jump field. He broke his own mark in the shot put by twoinches from earlier this spring, landing at 56-feet 5-inches. At the long jump pit, Meinders won the event by over a foot, going 18-feet 9-inches.

The two efforts were the Cougars’ only first placings as AGWSR tied for third in the six-team field at 82 points with Wapsie Valley.

AGWSR added three seconds and two relays took thirds. Runners-up were Caleb Meinders in the shot put at 50-feet, Nathan Karsjens with a toss of 141-feet in the discus and Travis Haupt in the 400 meters at 54.09-seconds.

Cougar foursomes third were the 4x100 of Meinders, Dylan Heetland, Sully Hofmeister and Cody Williams in 47.50, and the 1600 medley at 3:56.88 with Heetland, Williams, Hofmeister and Alec Stahl.

Host Aplington-Parkesburg behind eight first placings was a runaway winner at 194 points. East Marshall was second at 137.

The Falcons’ Isaac Ubben swept top honors in the 100, 200 and 400, and CJ May was a triple winner in the 800, 1600 and 3200 meters.

GRUNDY CENTER- A sweep of medalist play propelled Grundy Center to two wins over the BCLUW girls’ and boys’ golf teams at the Town & Country Golf Course here Thursday.

The host Spartans posted impressive team totals, beating the BCLUW girls, 186-219 and the boys 158-202.

Individual hardware went to Josie McMartin meet medalist at 39 and Kate Ross runner-up at 49 for the Grundy girls, while the Spartans, Tanner Pelzer was meet medalist and Nick Saak runner-up after both fired 39s.

Abby McLean was the low linkster for the BCLUW girls, shooting 49 followed by Laura Crawford 52 and 59s for Mikaela Simpson and Maddison Trinkle. Non-scoring were Maddy Reyes 60 and Mackenzie Trinkle 67.

The Comets’ Josh Sharp bagged a teamlow at 42 with 51s for Tanner Teske and Brad Barkema and 58 for Ethan Hoveland. The fifth and sixth golfers were Keegan Rhinehart 60 and Josh Myers 65.

Rounding out the Grundy scoring were Maddy Grineski 49 and 51s for Sarah Hockemeyer and Jill Itzen for the girls, and for the boys, Jesper Holke-Farnam carded a third 39 with Sam Thompson, Jake Bangasser and Austin Burroughs all at 41.

BOYS TEAM STANDINGS 1- Aplington-parkersburg 194, 2east Marshall 137, 3- (tie) AgWSR & Wapsie Valley 82, 5- Sumner-Fredericksburg 31, 6- A-p Black 23.

AGWSR Placewinners 200M Dash – 6- Dalton June 26.29; 400M Dash – 2- Travis Haupt 54.09; 100M Hurdles – 5- Kolton Fryslie 19.36; 1600M Run – 6- Austin Rekward 5:17.08; 400M Hurdles – 3- Josh June 1:01.88; Discus – 2- Nathan Karsjens 141-0, 5- Caleb Meinders 112-5; High Jump – 4- D. June 5-6, 6- Jake Willems 5-4; Long Jump – 1- Clay Meinders 18-9; Shot Put – 1- Cl. Meinders 56-5, 2- Ca. Meinders 50-0; 4x100 Relay – 347.50 (Dylan Heetland, C. Meinders, Sully Hofmeister, Cody Williams); 4x200 Relay – 5- 1:46.99 (Mason eilders, Brady Fisher, Willems, Drew Rathe); 4x400 Relay – 5- 4:08.03 (eilderts, Sawyer Heitland, Rathe, Joe Wiarda); 4x800 Relay – 49:39.28 (Travis pfaltzgraft, Rathe, Rekward, pfaltzgraft); Shuttle Hurdle Relay – 6- 1:12.32 (Jaden Johnson, Miquel Reyes, T. pfaltzgraft, J. June); 1600M Medley – 3- 3:56.88 (Heetland, Williams Hofmeister, Alec Stahl).

Ballard 9, South Hardin Girls 0

SINGLES: #1 – emily Jurgensen (B) beat emily Haywood 8-0, #2 – Alex petersen (B) beat Rachel Miller 8-4, #3 – Meredith Ossian (B) beat Ashley Chapman 8-0, #4 – Rylee Cahill (B) beat Jaime Balvanz 8-0, #5 – Olivia Astarita (B) beat Ashley grego 8-0, #6 – Hannah Astarita (B) beat paige Lindaman 8-1.

DOUBLES: #1 – petersen-Ossian (B) beta Miller-Chapman 8-0, #2 – Jurgensen-H. Astarita (B) beta Haywood-Balvanz 8-2, #3 – Cahill-O. Astarita (B) beat Lindaman-grego 8-0.

IOWA FALLS- A third loss in seven days to start the season was

suffered by the South Hardin boys’ tennis team, tumbling 8-1 to Iowa Falls-Alden here Thursday.

The Tigers avoided the shutout as Josh Brown was a 10-0 winner over the Cadets’ Kade Campbell at No. 5 singles. Ben Stanish lost two hardfought battles for SH, losing 10-7 at No. 3 singles and then 11-9 at No. 2 doubles with Daniel Talbot.

The win list for IF-A in singles were No. 1 Trevor Smith, No. 4 Dillon Miller and sixth-seed Joseph Tibbs 10-0, Caleb Suth 10-3 at No. 2 and Thomas Burchfield 10-7 at No. 3.

The South Hardin boys will host IF-A in the rematch today (Tuesday) in Eldora

Iowa Falls-Alden 8, South Hardin Boys 1

SINGLES: #1 – Trevor Smith (IFA) beat Micah Dorow 10-0, #2 – Caleb Suth (IFA) beat Josiah Dorow 10-3, #3 – Thomas Burchfield (IFA) beat Ben Stanish 10-7, #4 - Dillon Miller (IFA) beat Daniel Talbot 10-0, #5 – Josh Brown (SH) beat Kade Campbell 10-0, #6 – Joseph Tibbs (IFA) beat Austin Lycke 10-0.

DOUBLES: #1 – Smith-Burchfield (IFA) beat M. Dorow-J. Dorow 10-4, #2 - SuthTibbs (IFA) beat Stanish-Talbot; #3 – Miller-Campbell (IFA) beat BrownLycke 10-5.

Cougars clipped

by Scott Bierle, Sports Editor DIKE- Narrow losses were suffered by the AGWSR golf clubs to DikeNew Hartford at the Fox Ridge Golf Course here Thursday.

The AGWSR girls dropped a six-stroke decision, 213-219 and the boys fell by nine to the Wolverines, 165-174.

A runner-up medalist 46 by Ashley Sicard topped the scorecard for the 0-2 AGWSR girls. Sophie Stahl and Mollie Abkes were second and third with scores of 55 and 57, respectively, with the fourth counter Morgan Kappel at 61. Non-scoring were Mel Morones 71 and Kenzie Huisman 74.

“I’m very excited about our score for this meet. The girls played very well; no one had seen this course before so they played great,” stated AGWSR coach Stacy Bergeson.

“Ashley played excellent with a 46 getting runner-up medalist. Sophie and Mollie each had a break through round getting our second and third scores,” she added.

Dike-NH’s Nikki Weisenfluh was meet medalist at 41 with Katie Camarata at 46 followed by scores of 51 and 75 for the hosts.

CHIP-SHOT- AGWSR’s Kody Boheman clubs a chip-shot during recent golf play. Boheman carded a 46 in the Cougars’ loss to Dike-New Hartford Thursday.

The AGWSR boys slipped to 1-4 with the nine-swing setback.

Jacob Schachterle’s runner-up medalist 41 led the Cougars’ scoring foursome as he carded six pars. Dalton Schipper was next best one-stroke back at 42 with a 45 for Jay Janssen and 46 for Kody Boheman. Nonscorers were Jay Jaspers 48 and Tate Hofmeister 51.

“The sand at Dike really gave us fits, we are not used to playing out of large bunkers and fairway bunkers,” stated AGWSR coach Brad Hames.

“We are improving, but need to get into the 160s. Potential is there, now we need to get it all together,” he noted.

The Wolverines’ Zach Nicholson matched the course with an even par 36 for meet medalist with scores of 42 twice and 45 rounding out the winner’s total.

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Tigers, Cougars, Comets fare well at 16-team Pirate Relays HUDSON- A field of 16 teams battled for the track and field’s 18 first placings at the Pirate Relays here Thursday.

The South Hardin, AGWSR and BCLUW boys all claimed one gold medal, while the Tigers finished fourth in the team race and the Cougars and Comets at the middle of the pack.

South Hardin’s top honor came in the relays as the 4x200 crossed the finish line first. The foursome of Justin Skartvedt, David Shindelar, Sam Shindelar and Jordin Wilkie covered the two-lap relay in 1:36.26 to edge Denver at 136.46 and Hudson at 136.48.

BCLUW’s Will Garber was an individual winner on the track, clearing the 110 meter high hurdles with a reading of 15.54-seconds.

AGWSR won one of the four field events as Caleb Meinders bettered the shot put field by over three-feet with a throw of 50-feet 10 1/2-inches.

The South Hardin boys gathered 66 points for fourth and had five top three placings in all. Along with the 4x2 gold, the shuttle hurdle relay and

S. Shindelar in the high jump earned silver medals, while Wilkie in the long jump and Glendon Mesch in the discus bronzes. The shuttle hurdle of both Shindelars, Mesch and Wilkie were a split-second behind Aplington-Parkersburg, going 1:01.95 to the winner’s 1;01.83.

In the field events, S. Shindelar made 5-foot-10 in the high jump, Wilkie was 1/2-inch short of 20feet sailing 19-11 1/2 in the long jump, and Mesch measured 132-feet 9-inches in the discus.

Fourths for the Tigers were Mesch in the high hurdles, Hunter Edgerton in the high jump and the 1600 medley.

AGWSR tallied 42 points for seventh and 18 of those came in the shot put. In addition to Meinders’ first, Michael Young was second in the field event by 1/2-inch with a throw of 47-feet-6 1/2. Zach Pierce of G-R was third at 47-6.

The Cougars’ best on the track was a fourth for the 4x800 relay of Alec Stahl, Austin Rekward, Drew Rathe and Matt Pfaltzgraff.

The hurdles continued to stand strong for BCLUW as the Comets’

second top three was Luke Asche in the 400 hurdles with a clocking of 58.65-seconds in the rugged event.

BCLUW, who ended at 37 points for ninth, added a fourth in the shuttle hurdle with the team of Garber, Asche, Ty Runge and Austin Willett.

Propelled by three firsts and a pair of seconds, Grundy Center scored 77 points for third. Firsts were Brock Rohler in the discus with a big-time throw of 155-feet-6, Jack Stumberg in the 200 meters at 23.94-seconds and Finn Cleveland in the 800 open at 2:09.45. Seconds wee Jordan Stoner in the high hurdles at 15.74-seconds and the 4x100 relay.

Denver was crowned the team champion, running away from the field at 114 points with South Tama second at 81.

The South Hardin boys go to Conrad Thursday for the BCLUW Invitational and then host the South Hardin Coed in Eldora Friday.

Pirate Relays 2

TEAM STANDINGS 1- Denver 114, 2- South Tama 81, 3- grundy Center 77, 4- South Hardin 66, 5- Aplington-parkersburg 61, 6- gladbrook-Reinbeck 53, 7- AgWSR 42, 8- Hudson 39, 9- BCLUW 37, 10- West Marshall 36, 11- green Mt-garwin 30, 12- Jesup 28, 13Dunkerton 26, 14- Don Bosco 9, 15Clarksville 2, 16- North Tama 1.

First Placings; South Hardin BCLUW, AGWSR Placewinners 100M Dash – 1- Bryce Newcomb (gMg) 11.58, 6- Jordan Wilkie (SH) 12:06, 8- Dylan Heetland (AgWSR) 12.13.

200M Dash – 1- Jack Stumberg (gC) 23.94.

400M Dash – 1- Kolbie Clark (STC) 51.58, 8- Travis Haupt (AgWSR) 55.11.

800M Run – 1- Finn Cleveland (gC) 2:09.45, 8- Miquel Reyes (AgWSR) 2:18.64.

110M High Hurdles – 1- Will garber (BCLUW) 15.54, 4- glendon Mesch (SH) 16.38, 6- Ty Runge (BCLUW) 17.41.

1600M Run – 1- Nick Sabelka (Den) 4:47.71, 8- Zac Farrell (SH)

5:18.13.

3200M Run – 1- CJ May (Ap) 9:49.07, 5- Ian Showers (BCLUW) 10:56.58.

400M Hurdles – 1- Isaac Barrett (Den) 55.90, 3- Luke Asche (BCLUW) 58.65, 7- Liam Stubbe (AgWSR) 1:02.95, 8- Josh June (AgWSR) 1:04.27.

Discus – 1- Brock Rohler (gC) 155-6, 3- glendon Mesch (SH) 1366, 5- Nathan Karsjens (AgWSR) 132-4.

High Jump – 1- Chance Jungling (Ap) 6-0, 2- Sam Shindelar (SH) 5-8, 4- Hunter edgerton (SH) 5-6, 5- Ty Runge (BCLUW) 5-6, 7- (tie) Jake Willems (AgWSR) 5-4.

Long Jump – 1- Newcomb (gMg) 21-8 1/4, 3- Jordin Wilkie (SH) 19-11 1/2, 5- D. Shindelar (SH) 19-7, 8Clay Meinders (AgWSR) 18-8 1/4.

Shot Put – 1- Caleb Meinders (AgWSR) 50-10 1/2, 2- Michael Young (AgWSR) 47-6 1/2.

4x100 Relay – 1- South Tama 45.10, 6- AgWSR 47.84 (Heetland, Cl. Meinders, Willems, Cody Williams), 8- BCLUW 48.31 (Asche, garber, Runge, Colton Kruse).

4x200 Relay – 1- South Hardin 1:36.26 (Justin Skartvedt, D. Shindelar, S. Shindelar, Wilkie), 8- AgWSR 1:43.63 (Mason eilderts, Willems, June, Dalton June).

4x400 Relay – 1- Denver 3:35.85, 6- BCLUW 3:54.29 (Asche, Showers, Connor Thompson, Zach gould, Ted Switzer), 7- South Hardin 3:55.52 (runners na).

4x800 Relay – 1- South Tama 8:36.99, 4- AgWSR 9:11.96 (Alec Stahl, Austin Rekward, Drew Rathe, Matt pfaltzgraff), 6- South Hardin 9:13.46 (edgerton, Kole Allison, Holden Hillmer, Austin Hutchins), 8- BCLUW 9:33.06 (Clay Silver, DJ Crompton, Caleb engle).

Shuttle Hurdle Relay – 1- Aplington-parkersburg 1:01.83, 2South Hardin 1:01.95 (D. Shindelar, S. Shindelar, Mesch, Wilkie), 4- BCLUW 1:03.99 (Runge, Asche, Austin Willett, garber).

1600M Medley – 1- Aplingtonparkersburg 3:39.73, 4- South Hardin 3:51.60 (Skartvedt, D. Shindelar, S. Shindelar, Hutchins), 6- AgWSR 3:57.13 (Heetland, Williams Sully Hofmeister, Stahl).

MESCH MOVING- The Tigers’ Glendon Mesch jumps a hurdle during his leg of the shuttle hurdle relay at the Pirate Relays Thursday. The SHR placed second at 1:01.95, while later Mesch finished fourth in the 110 high hurdles at 16.38-seconds.

AReA DRAKe ReLAY QUALIFIeRS

SETTING SAIL- AGWSR’s Nathan Karsjens uncorks the saucer in the discus ring during the Pirate Relays Thursday. Karsjens finished fifth in the field event at 132-feet 4-inches.

ELDORA- The area’s foursome of seniors Sarah Boomgarden of South Hardin, AGWSR’s Clay Meinders, and Mallory Vawter and Will Garber of BCLUW qualified for the annual running of the Drake Relays in Des Moines Thursday through Saturday, April 23-25.

Boomgarden earned a fourth berth in the high jump to one of the nation’s showcases of track & field. She qualified with a leap of 5-foot-4. The girls’ high school high jump will compete at 9:45 a.m. on Friday.

Meinders will take part in the boys’ high school shot put at 3:30 p.m. Thursday.

Meinders advanced with a throw of 56-feet 3-inches and then bettered that Friday by two-inches.

Vawter advanced in track – 100 meter hurdles and field – long jump events. The girls’ high school long jump goes at 3:30 p.m. Thursday and the 100 hurdle prelims at 8 a.m. Friday. Her qualified efforts were 18-feet 3 1/4-inches in the long jump and 15.23-seconds in the hurdles.

Garber qualified for the boys’ high school 110-meter high hurdles with a clocking of 15.11-seconds. The event’s prelim will take the track at 8:16 a.m. Friday.

The finals for the 100 hurdles is scheduled for 11:36 a.m. and the 110 high hurdles at 11:40 a.m. Friday.

Grundy Center’s Brock Rohler also qualified in the discus and the Iowa FallsAlden girls in the 4x100 relay. Rohler will throw in the boys’ high school discus at 9 a.m. Friday, and the IF-A girls take the track at 5:10 Friday in the 10th of 10 heats.

Boomgarden, 2 Cougs garner golds

DIKE- South Hardin’s Sarah Boomgarden along with Eri Siems and Bethany Lippert of AGWSR garnered gold medals at the Lady Wolverine Track & Field Invitational here Thursday.

Boomgarden, a senior and sophomore Lippert were doublewinners.

Boomgarden was the best at the high jump pit, clearing five-foot and took the tape in the 100 meters at 13.27-seconds. Lippert swept the individual distance runs with clockings of 11:38.45 in the 3000 run and 5:21.82 in the 1500 open.

Siems, a senior, covered one-lap around the oval in 1:04.48 to win the 400 meters.

South Hardin and AGWSR fared well in the 15-team field as the Tigers took third at 94 points and the Cougars finished fourth at 65.5.

West Marshall behind a meet-high five first placings claimed the team crown at 130 points with host DikeNew Hartford second at 104. Eleven teams in all posted first placings in the 19 track and field events.

South Hardin was second-best four times, including Claire Damon

and Laura Campbell to AGWSR. Damon ran 5:24.46 in the 1500 and Campbell had a 1:04.97 reading in the 400. Miquela Teske was a third individual runner-up in the 800 meters at 2:38.02, while Damon and Teske ran legs of the silver showing 4x800 in 10:35.20 along with Lydia Rose and Jordana Keahy.

Rounding out the top three placings for AGWSR was a bronze by Rachel Frazier in the shot put with a toss of 34-feet-2.

The South Hardin girls go to Story City Thursday for the Roland-Story Invitational and then Friday host the South Hardin Coed in Eldora.

Dike-New Hartford Lady Wolverines Invite

TEAM STANDINGS 1- West Marshall 130, 2- Dike-New Hartford 104, 3- South Hardin 94, 4AgWSR 65.5, 5- Don Bosco 54, 6Denver 45, 7- Aplington-parkersburg 43, 8- Dunkerton 42, 9- (tie) grundy Center & Jesup 25, 11- Wapsie Valley 28, 12- North Butler 25.5, 13Janesville 20, 14- (tie) North Tama & gladbrook-Reinbeck 7.

First Placings; South Hardin, AGWSR Placewinners

100M Dash – 1- Sarah Boomgarden (SH) 13.27.

200M Dash – 1- Allison Hilleman (WM) 27.17, 4- emma gourley (SH) 28.01, 7- Boomgarden (SH) 28.79.

400M Dash – 1- eri Siems (AgWSR) 1:04.48, 2- Laura Campbell (SH) 1:04.97.

800M Run – 1- Shannon Breja (WM) 2:36.91, 2- Miquela Teske (SH) 2:38.02, 4- Claire Damon (SH) 2:40.04.

100M Hurdles – 1-Lakin Brungard (Ap) 16.33.

1500M Run – 1- Bethany Lippert (AgWSR) 5:21.82, 2- Damon (SH) 5:24.46, 6- Lydia Rose (SH) 5:37.61.

3000M Run – 1- Lippert (AgWSR) 11:38.45, 6- Megan Carr (SH) 12:55.18.

400M Hurdles – 1- Annika Wall (J) 1:08.52, 5- Jessica Lippert (AgWSR) 1:17.12, 8- Jordana Keahy (SH) 1:18.95.

Discus – 1- Haley Landers (NB) 121-2, 5- Amber Heubner (SH) 9110.

High Jump – 1- Boomgarden (SH) 5-0, 4- B. Lippert (AgWSR) 4-6, 5- (tie) J. Lippert (AgWSR) 4-6.

Long Jump – 1- Haleigh Durnin (DNH) 15-6 1/2.

Shot Put – 1- Alyssa Corkery (DB)

34-6 3/4, 3- Rachel Frazier (AgWSR) 34-2, 7- Sadie Clark (AgWSR) 30-7.

4x100 Relay – 1- Wapsie Valley 52.56.

4x200 Relay – 1- West Marshall 1:51.40, 7- AgWSR 2:00.35 (Katie gast, Frazier, Addi Johnson, Siems), 8- South Hardin 2:00.37 (gourley, Ashley Mcewen, Kayla Anderson, paige Harrell).

4x400 Relay – 1- Aplington-parkersburg 4:16.06, 8- AgWSR 4:38.63 (J. Lippert, Anna Jaspers, Maddie Brandt, Siems).

4x800 Relay – 1- Denver 10:30.50, 2- South Hardin 10:35.20 (Rose, Teske, Keahy, Damon), 4- AgWSR 11:01.57 (Haley Bakker, J. Lippert, Brandt, Siems).

Shuttle Hurdle Relay – 1- Aplington-parkersburg 1.11.37, 4- South Hardin 1:21.17 (Mcewen, Harrell, Nina priske, Lexi Ryan), 5- AgWSR 1:29.01.

Sprint Medley – 1- Dunkerton 1:58.48, 5- South Hardin 2:02.49 (Harrell, Sarah Wiechmann, gourley, Campbell).

Distance Medley – 1- West Marshall 4:26.97, 6- AgWSR 4:51.03 (gast, Alana groninga, Brandt, B. Lippert), 8- South Hardin 4:58.92 (Mcewen, Megan paul, Hannah Burkhart, Teske).

PUSH- The Comets’ Will Garber pushes off from the blocks while running the opening leg of the 1600 meter medley during Thursday’s Pirate Relays.

Vawter, Tonner finish first in hurdles for BCLUW gals LEGRAND- Hurdling golds for Mallory Vawter and Amelia Tonner highlighted the performance of the BCLUW girls’ track & field team at the Mustang Relays here Thursday.

The tandem captured the Comets’ two top honors as Vawter won the 100 meter hurdles at 15.63-seconds and Tonner took the demanding 400 hurdles in a close call. Tonner edged East Marshall’s Madisen Hinegardner 1:12.81 to 1:12.84.

The BCLUW gals ended fourth in the nine-team standings at 73 points, trimming host East Marshall at 69.

“The Comets did a great job working as a team. Many individuals and relays were able to improve and the girls really encouraged each other throughout the meet,” said BCLUW coach Theresa Penick.

The Comets collected five seconds with Vawter in the 100 open, Samantha Ubben in the 800 meters and three relays. Vawter had a 12.86-second time in the 100 and Ubben went the 800’s two laps in 2:23.93.

Runner-up relays were the 4x400 at 4:23.87, 4x800 at 10:26.91 and shuttle hurdle at 1:09.29 to Union High’s 1:09.18. Becca Steckelberg, Haley Veldhouse and Ubben carried the baton on the 4x800 and 4x400 along with Skylar Veldhouse on the 4x8 and Tonner on the 4x4. The shuttle hurdle foursome was Vawter,

Tonner, Nicole Lutes and Bobbi Paper.

Three teams battled for first with Union High scoring 98.5 points to South Tama at 98 and Vinton-Shellsburg 93. V-S had a meet-high five first placings and four of those in the relays.

East Marshall Mustang Relays

TEAM STANDINGS 1- Union High 98.5, 2- South Tama 98, 3- Vinton-Shellsburg 93, 4- BCLUW 73, 5- east Marshall 69, 6- Nevada 46, 7- Montezuma 45, 8BgM 37, 9- Colo-NeCO 29.5.

BCLUW Placewinners 100M Dash – 2- Mallory Vawter 12.86; 200M Dash – 6- Jenna Willett 28.24; 800M Run – 2- Samantha Ubben 2:23.93; 100M Hurdles – 1Vawter 15.63, 4- Nicole Lutes 17.25; 400M Hurdles – 1- Amelia Tonner 1:12.81; Discus – 4- Hannah Sams 94-4; Long Jump – 6- Willett 13-8; 4x100 Relay – 6- 52.91 (Lutes, Willett, Joie Oaks, Vawter); 4x200 Relay – 6- 1:58.79 (Sarah Sharp, Bobbi paper, Tonner, Oaks); 4x400 Relay – 2- 4:23.87 (Ubben, Haley Veldhouse, Becca Steckelberg, Tonner); 4x800 Relay – 2- 10:26.91 (Steckelberg, Veldhouse, Skylar Veldhouse, Ubben); Shuttle Hurdle Relay – 21:09.29 (Lutes, paper, Tonner, Vawter); Distance Medley – 6- 5:19.16 (Sydnie Oaks, Katey Choate, Jay Borgman, emalie Olson).

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Public Record Public noTice

eldora-new Providence CsD TenTaTive agenda eldora-new Providence cSd aPril 15, 2015 – 5 P.m.

HigH ScHool media cenTer “Embracing today’s challenges, preparing for tomorrow’s world.”

1.0 meeting Called to order 2.0 Discuss/Action Agenda motion to approve the agenda.

3.0 District Business 3.01 Discuss/Action Closed session as Authorized in section 21.5(1.i) of the open meetings law to evaluate the Professional Competency of an individual Whose Appointment,

Hiring, Performance or Discharge is Being Considered to Prevent needless and irreparable injury to that individual’s Reputation and That individual Requests a Closed session motion to hold a closed session as provided in section 21.5(1.i) of the open meetings law to evaluate the professional competency of an individual whose appointment, hiring, performance, or discharge is being considered to prevent needless and irreparable injury to that individual’s reputation and that individual requests a closed session. motion to return to open session.

4.0 Adjournment - 5:59 p.m. (ledger – April 21, 2015)

Public noTice

steamboat Rock City Council STeamboaT rock ciTy council aPril 6, 2015, 6:30 P.m.

The steamboat Rock City Council met in regular session April 6, 2015, 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. Present were mayor marvin Veld & the following Councilmembers: Kevin Pieters, Jeff Risius, Carol Williams. Cory schurman and eric nielsen were absent. Also present were J.D. Holmes, Janice Kramer, sandy Trampe, Craig Babcock, Bob Hutchcroft, lindsay engelkes. mayor Veld called the meeting to order. it was moved, seconded and carried to approve the agenda as posted. it was moved, seconded and carried to approve the minutes from the march meeting. it was moved, seconded and carried to approve payment of City bills as presented except for moving payment to lisa smith to the Community Center bills and sending nAPA bill to fire Chief Kenny Primus as the fire department did not have prior approval from the Council to purchase an air lift. Carried. it was moved, seconded and carried to approve payment of Community Center bills as presented with the addition of payment to lisa smith. it was moved, seconded and carried to allow the Visionary Committee to place a porta pot on the Community Center grounds if they so wish.

The 1st reading of ordinance #1-15 adopting new sewer rates was presented. Roll call vote as follows: Jeff Risius, aye; Carol Williams, aye; Kevin Pieters, nay. eric nielsen and Cory schurman were absent. motion carried. The 2nd reading will be at the may 4, 2015 Council meeting.

The 1st reading of ordinance #2-15 adopting new water rates was presented. Roll call vote as follows: Kevin Pieters, nay; Carol Williams, nay; Jeff Risius, aye. eric nielsen and Cory schurman were absent. motion did not carry. The 2nd reading will be at the may 4, 2015 Council meeting. it was moved, seconded and carried to approve the lease for Rock solid fitness Center

located in the Community Building. it was moved, seconded and carried that Craig Babcock put a keypad lock on the door coming into the south hallway from the outside south door. it was moved, seconded and carried to approve a quote of approximately $5000 from steding Concrete to patch the clarifier. it was moved, seconded and carried to approve a building permit for Howard Hollander for a metal garage.

Being no further business, it was moved, seconded and carried to adjourn the meeting at 8:26 pm.

City of steamboat Rock bills total $22,586.37: efTPs-$455.91; marcia frerichs-$879.79; JJ Veld-$1790; iPeRs-$249.86; Blythe sanitation-$1678.75; Kelly Haskin-$392.45; Hardin County sheriff-$613.54; grundy national Bank$2115; UsPo-$97.95; Rock stop-$181.32; library-$1000; mid-America Publishing-$45.61; Williams excavating-$300; farm service-$1089.04; Keystone lab-$329.90; Kosanke Hardware-$348.92; Ag machinery-$422.09; marvin Veld-$207.79; eric nielsen-$34.63; Jeff Risius-$48.48; Carol Williams-$38.48; Cory schurman-$48.48; Kevin Pieters-$48.48; Brown supply-$322.59; municipal management-$800; Heart of iowa-$210.48; City of eldora-$85; Allied systems-$3016.77; sween law office-$182.08; Krogh-oppold-$189.45; Hardin County solid Waste-$2325; Department of Revenue-$138; Department of Revenue-$504; Ackley Publishing-$45.40; Pride & Betterment-$565.15; Alliant energy-$1785.58. march receipts for City of steamboat Rock$18,764.86. steamboat Rock Community Center bills total $7428.16: Alliant energy-$7090.16; Hardin County office supply-$61; Pine lake saddle Club-$75; Kosanke Hardware-$27; lisa smith-$175. march receipts for steamboat Rock Community Center-$4485.55. (ledger – April 21, 2015)

Public noTice

Hardin County Board of supervisors Hardin counTy board oF SuPerviSorS minuTeS – aPril 8, 2015 wedneSday – 10:00 a.m.

Chair lance granzow called the meeting to order. Also present were supervisors Ronn Rickels and Reneé mcClellan; and Justin ites, Daryl Albertson, Dave mcDaniel, Tina schlemme, Cindy litwiller, marvin Krause, lori Kadner, Jessica lara, and nancy lauver.

The pledge of allegiance was recited by all in attendance. mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the agenda as posted. motion carried. mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the minutes of April 1, 2015. motion carried.

Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to approve the April 8, 2015 claims for payment. motion carried. mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the promotion of Kattrina Wilcox, full-time Communications operator, sheriff’s office, effective 4/4/2015 at $15.35/hour. motion carried.

Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to approve the sheriff’s Quarterly Report, quarter ending 3/31/2015. motion carried. mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the application for Class C native Wine & sunday sales permit submitted by eagle City

First CoNgrEgatioNal ChurCh in Eldora is seeking a custodian, approximately 5 hours per week. For questions or to apply, contact the church office, 641-9393113 or eldoraucc@heartofiowa.net. part-timE positioNs: All shifts, approximately 16 hours. Apply at The Gingersnap in Union. tfc tEmporary program tEChNiCiaN: The USDA Service Center in Grundy County is recruiting applicants to fill a temporary Program Technician position with the Farm Service Agency. This position requires strong human relations and computer skills as well as a general understanding of farming practices. If interested in applying, contact the Grundy County FSA Of-

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Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to accept the resignation of Dick Roll as eldora Township Trustee. motion carried.

Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to approve the appointment of Chuck Walters as eldora Township Trustee. motion carried. mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve sending letters to various cities in the 28e Agreement for Hardin County Development Alliance i & ii, requesting Resolutions for the termination of the agreements. motion carried.

Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to approve the project for water quality monitoring on R Avenue Bridge over the south fork River. motion carried.

Utility Permits: none. secondary Roads Department: County engineer Daryl Albertson provided the Board with a departmental update. no action was necessary; informational only. other Business: none.

Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to adjourn until April 15, 2015. motion carried. /s/lance granzow /s/Jessica lara lance granzow, Chair Jessica lara Board of supervisors Hardin County Auditor (ledger – April 21, 2015)

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