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Honoring Our Employee Owners For Their Dedicated Service.

Hy-Vee Honors Newton Employees for Service Milestones

Newton, Iowa (Oct. 26, 2017) — More than 2,500 Hy-Vee, Inc. employees will be honored this month for their years of providing helpful smiles and dedication to the company.

Each year, employees from across Hy-Vee’s eight-state region gather together at a series of Service Award celebrations, which recognizes employees’ career milestones in five-year increments, from five to 45 years and beyond.

These festivities have been a Hy-Vee tradition for more than 50 years.

Attendees receive gifts and personal congratulations from top company executives, including Hy-Vee Chairman, CEO and President Randy Edeker.

The Newton Hy-Vee has 9 Hy-Vee Service Award recipients this year.

Those reaching service milestones are:

Rose Lillo-5 Years

Joli Gibbs-15 Years

Wendy Wickliff-20 Years

Brenda Stewart-25 Years

Pat Alston-35 Years

Dave Lamb-45 Years “Retired”

Jon Holland-15 Years

Kathy Engle-10 Years

Kathy Doeden-25 Years

1501 1st Ave. E., Newton • 641-792-7030

Hy-Vee Inc. is an employeeowned corporation operating more than 240 retail stores across eight Midwestern states with sales of $9.8 billion annually. The supermarket chain is synonymous with quality, variety, convenience, healthy lifestyles, culinary expertise and superior customer service. Hy-Vee ranks in the Top 10 Most Trusted Brands and has been named one of America’s Top 5 favorite grocery stores. The company’s 85,000 employees provide “A Helpful Smile in Every Aisle” to customers every day. For additional information, visit www.hy-vee.com.

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Announcing

NEW AGENTS Casey Greene Brooke Swihart

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Locally Owned and Operated in Newton for 20 years!

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Grocery Meat Department Department 792-7950

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L to R: Dennis Sloan, Merribeth Smith, Linda Salsberry, Steve Schober & Berry Roper.

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Services Offered:

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Tales of Valor Honoring Jasper County Veterans and their World War II experiences.

L to R: Tony Annee, Bob Snook, Cory Peterson, Bob McCormick, Scott Perry, Shawn Benac, Reid Umbarger. Not Pictured: Parker McCormick, Kaelind Nevels, Adam Maharry.

Our employees have a total of over 100 years of experience in the automotive after market and we would like to have you as a guest in our store.

641-792-7894 220 1st Ave. E., Newton

HOURS: Mon. - Fri. 7am - 5:30pm; Sat. 8:00 am - Noon; Closed Sunday

This book is only available for sale at the Newton Daily News. Supplies are limited.

To receive your copy of the book, please come to the Newton Daily News office during regular business hours. Mon-Fri 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

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Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 am - 4:30 pm • Sat. 8 am - Noon

L to R: Dan & Margaret Ellis; owners, Jenny Willson & JoAnna Ellis Locally owned and operated.

34 years serving Jasper County

HOURS

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Mon-Fri • 9-5 Sat • 9-1 After hours by appt.

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Introduce Your Child to a World of Fun and Learning PECK IS… a child care center that offers children a flexible and calm environment where affection is given, self concept enhance, and expectations are made clear to meet the needs of young children. A learning environment that promotes physical, social emotional and intellectual development. We take pride in providing both an excellent educational program as well as dependable quality care for children ages 2 to 10.

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• Rent is no more than 30% of adjusted annual income • All Utilities paid (except telephone, cable & internet)

• Full & part-time care • Pre-School • Sliding fee scale • Second and third child discounts

Celebrating Celebrating 45 years of Dependability 4 years in in Community! thethe Community.

• Activities • On Site Maintenance • Pets Allowed L to R: Glenna Patterson & Kathi Thompson.

Not Pictured: Jerry Ferrone

• HUD Assistance available

Top to Bottom: Codi Graff, RaeAnne Oskam, Elisha Biehn, Tabitha Lamb, Debbie Krampe, Kris Weston, Tammy Schakel.

Standing: Melody Landgrebe & Deb Starbeck

513 E. 5th St. N., Newton

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Serving The Area for Over 37 Years!

SALES • SERVICE • LEASING • COLLISION REPAIR

Always a large selection of new Buicks, GMCs, GM Program & Preowned Vehicles

Award-Winning Service Department & Outstanding Auto Body Repair

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L to R: Robyn Illingworth, Jeff Price, Karen Showalter, Sue Nolin, Candace Aiken, Heather Dawson, Sarah Guy

Dedicated to serving all your banking needs.

511 1st Ave. E. • 792-9832 www.GreatWesternBank.com

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Our Own Place We appreciate our clients and look forward to serving you in the future.

Proud to Serve Newton And Surrounding Communities

Medicap Pharmacy has been part of the Newton community for 36 years, and we are proud to be your locally owned pharmacy.

Our only focus is health & wellness.

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A Christian Living Store

LET US HELP PROTECT YOUR DREAMS. Bev Rossow Agency, Inc. 106 N 2nd Ave E, Newton (641) 792-8438 brossow.com

Gifts of Significance for the ones you love.

• Christmas Gift Items • Christian Books

Rhonda Cupples, Licensed Office Manager & Bev Rossow, Agent

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Our staff: Kathi, Velma, Denise, Connie, Gladys. Not pictured, Larry and Julie

24-HOUR CLAIMS REPORTING & CUSTOMER SERVICE 1-800 MYAMFAM (692-6326)

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• Jewelry

• Devotionals

• Bibles

• Decorative Wall Art

• Dayspring Inspirational Cards • Baby/Children’s Gifts 101 W 2nd St N, Newton • 792-6033 • Mon-Fri. 10-6 • Sat. 10-2 • www.choicesstore.com

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Where Good Friends Meet!

Serving Newton for 13 years!

Over 3000 square feet of unique home decor for inside and out.

Come check out our Daily Drink Specials & Game Day Specials!

Enjoy one of our extensive menu items or favorite beverage with your friends 7 days a week!

1425 W. 19th St. S. Newton

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Catering Available Kids Eat Free on Sundays! with purchase of adult meal

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Newton woman seriously inju

By Jamee A. Pierson Newton Daily News

A Newton woman was taken by air ambulance to a Des Moines hospital after a tree branch fell on her at

Lake Red Rock on Thursday.

Alta Gajdan, 60, sustained serious injuries and was taken to Mercy Medical Center in Des Moines where she is still listed as a patient.

Gajdan is a volunteer

with the Army Corps of Engineers at Lake Red Rock, according to Josh Conrad an operations manager with the Army Corps. While cleaning trails near the South Tailwater, a dead branch fell

Collin Reynolds, a 2013 Newton High School graduate who continues to show younger showed his hog at the Iowa Jason W. Brooks/Daily News participants how things are State Fair on Thursday, done at the county and state level.

with hog at state fair Thursday

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red at Red Rock

from a tree, striking Gajdan.

Engineers and Knoxville Another volunteer was with Fire and Rescue all respondher at the time of the incied to the scene. dent.

The Marion County Contact Jamee A. Pierson Sheriff ’s Office, Iowa State at 641-792-3121 ext. 6534 Patrol, the Army Corps of or jpierson@newtondailynews.c

Reynolds setting example for youth with longevity

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Crime-Free Multi-Housing program up for approval

By Jamee A. Pierson Mayor Mike Hansen Newton Daily News called for a series of workshops to discuss No new fees is the one of the chang- lords, concerns. Landes to the Crime-Free cerned tenants and concitizens packed Multi-Housing pro- the council chambers on gram that goes before two occasions discussing the Newton City Coun- concerns cil Monday. It is pro- checks, on background those included posed to use approxi- in the program and the mately $14,000 from the most heated topics, adgeneral fund to finance ditional fees. the program.

It was formally proAnother change to posed the program is only re- $10 to add a fee of to each unit in a quiring those with four complex.

Many landor more residential rent- lords al properties to attend cern voiced their contraining. That change able about not being to pass along the comes after a lengthy fee to tenants that were discussion at two work- already shops on the topic about their stretched to pay rent now. those who only have The one or two single family cludes program still inmandator y trainhomes. ing, utilizing the CrimeThe program origi- Free Multi-Housing nally made it through two readings before HOUSING | 3A

By Jason W. Brooks tinuing the personal tradition he over the animals he Newton Daily News cares for, established about 10 years ago.

“I started doing hogs in the and looks comfortable and calm DES MOINES — Coachas he shows his pig for judging fifth grade,” Reynolds in es and activity advisors harp on “Football and basketball said. front of hundreds of onlookers. the importance of leadership were Farming would have been tough huge time commitm ents, from older students. With FFA, espe- for some urban student-at cially in high school, so it which allows young people was to do, but for Reynolds, hletes to who has keep participating four summers good to be able to keep FFA go- 10 siblings, farming was part of a after graduation, older partic- ing after I graduated.”

Reynolds is one of the young- way of life he admired. ipants help set the example “Even when I was little, I alfor est entrepreneurs in the ones who will be in FFA New- ways looked forward in ton, helping operate Reynolds out to my grandpare to going the years ahead. nts’ farm,” Even though Collin Reynolds Brothers, a landscaping compa- Reynolds said. “I just love ny. it.”

However, he has still made graduated from Newton High Reynolds will have two sibtime each year for FFA, as this School in 2013, he continues to the third of his four post-scho is lings at Newton High School show younger participants how summers he’ll be eligible. ol this fall — Jessica will be a sethings are done at the county As a nior, and Austin will be a junior. and state level. Thursday, Reynolds Newton High School athlete, The next in the family to do Reynolds was an award-win was showing his Berkshire Jamee A. Pierson/Daily News ning high school FFA will Lt. Rob Burdess spoke at Gilt football and basketball likely to be several council meetings and player. hog at the Iowa State Fair, at the workshop sessions about conthe Crime Free Multi-Hous The lanky Reynolds towers ing program and its benefits REYNOLDS | 3A for the landlords, police officers and citizens of Newton.

DMACC staff promoting unique program at state fair

By Jason W. Brooks Newton Daily News

DES MOINES — There’s a ton of things to see at the Iowa State Fair. Court reporter training programs are probably not on anyone’s list as one of the main sights.

However, several court-reporting indusBobbie Jo Van Deusen of Jason W. Brooks/Daily News try representa Iowa Court Reporters Association tives are training with visitors to the discusses court reporting Des booth at this year’s Iowa State Moines Area Community College’s Varied Industries taking advantage of Fair on Thursday their as Linda Ogden looks on. Van spot in the Varhas worked with the court-repor Deusen which has jumped from eight ter training program at the DMACC Newton Campus, ied Industries buildstudents in 2014 to 28 this fall. ing at this year’s Iowa

State Fair, promoting a program that is unique to Des Moines Area Community College’s Newton Campus.

An eight-quarter court reporter training program began at DMACC Newton last fall with eight students, and there are already 28 signed up to begin the program this fall.

Newton Campus Advisor Tom Shively was helping man the booth Thursday, and spoke highly of others who

are helping fill a void in an industry that desperately needs a newly trained workforce.

“We used to talk to high school teachers who teach shorthand, but that isn’t taught in schools anymore,” Shively said. “So now, we have to find other means to get kids’ attention.”

Shively said AIB College of Business had the state’s lone court

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Gates Corporation is a leading materials science company and the world’s leading manufacturer of power transmission belts and fluid transfer hose products. Gates products are recognized by distributors, original equipment manufacturers, and installers as the premium brand for quality and technological innovation, a reputation we have built since our founding in 1911.

Gates is committed to the communities in which we operate through employee engagement opportunities and corporate social responsibility, with strong environmental stewardship.

Headquartered in Denver, Colorado, Gates employs over 14,000 people in more than 100 locations worldwide and we’re delighted to be a part of the Newton community.

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What we proudly call “The Longest Ride.”

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TPI Composites (TPI) is the largest U.S.-based independent manufacturer of composite wind blades for the high growth wind energy market supporting global wind turbine manufacturers. TPI operates composite products manufacturing facilities in North America, Europe and Asia.

TPI Composites has over five decades of innovation and expertise in manufacturing large-scale composite structures of highest quality at a competitive total delivered cost to our customers. Our advanced composites manufacturing technology allows us to build near aerospace grade parts at industrial prices. TPI’s advanced composite technology and manufacturing expertise have also been applied to create first-of-their-kind composite solutions in the transportation markets.

Since its founding in 1968, TPI Composites continues to enhance and change the way we present ourselves to our customers, employees, suppliers and local stakeholders. As part of our growth, we have expanded and grown as a good neighbor in the areas where we operate. We practice coordinated and consistent involvement in local activities and communicate that support in a unique, compelling and credible way consistent with our vision: To accelerate global clean energy growth. As employees and contractors of TPI Composites, we play a vital role in executing our vision and our core values. These core values will guide and lead us: Safety, Operational Excellence, Commitment, Integrity and Leadership. In our ever-changing environment, TPI Composites will continue to explore and evolve these standards while delivering exceptional value to our customers and stakeholders.

TPI would like to congratulate the following associates on their five years of service.

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Get into the holiday spirit early with Christmas shows!

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All Ages Welcome. Several day & multi-day trips throughout the year!

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