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Creston’s Chase Shiltz and Clarke’s Sydnee Redman are today’s finalists for the South Central Iowa Athlete of the Year awards. For more on Shiltz and Redman, see SPORTS, page 8A. >>

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No relief in sight for worsening drought conditions

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an issue,” Hillaker said. “If you go straight south from the Creston, Bedford and Mount Ayr area, that area (in Missouri) saw quite a bit of rain in June and July.

The map of rainfall, it looks like the rain is following the state line to some degree.”

The lack of rainfall is having an adverse effect on crops in the area.

Matt Daughton of Mount Ayr said the wet spring didn’t affect his planting much, as he usually plants a little later anyway.

But, once the weather started turning dry in June, he noticed a change in his crops.

“I feel it’s put a lot of stress on them,” Daughton said. “The b e a n s are really more noticeable with the dry weather than the corn Daughton is. I hope it didn’t stunt it. I think it just set it

back. If we have a nice fall, I think it will probably catch back up, but we can’t really guarantee that, either.”

Drought conditions along Hillaker said he believes the Highway 34 corridor in the south southern Iowa began in late central May and haven’t improved and southyet. east disAccording to State Clitricts of matologist Harry Hillaker, Iowa are the area hit hardest so far probably is Osceola and to the east the two Union County to Fairfield. But, dry condiworst ar- Hillaker tions have spread west with eas of the time, now putting Creston state right and northeast Adams Counnow on the USDA Agrity in drought areas as well. cultural Statistics Services’ Hillaker reported that weekly crop report.

Creston has received just “For soybeans, the rating .07 inches of rain so far in is the worst it’s been for this August. The average total time of year since 2013,” monthly rainfall for August Hillaker said. “Only a few in Creston is 4.06 inches. years that have been worse.

July measured at just .76 2012 was way, way worse inches, well short of the avthan this year. But before erage of 4.39 inches for the that, you have to go back to month. June also fell short 2001, which is just a slightly of the average monthly rainworse rating than now and fall amount, coming in at 1993, which of course was a United States Drought Monitor graphic 3.50 inches compared to the big flood year.”

This graphic shows the areas of the state experiencing drought conditions. average of 4.50 inches.

The Osceola area has “You don’t have to go been hit harder by the in June compared to Cres- the Osceola area, also saw is- ing it.” very far at all into MissouAccording to Hillaker, the drought than Creston, see- ton’s 3.50 inches. sues with his soybeans. ri where it’s not much of ing only 1.67 inches of rain Jim Jamison, who farms in “We were wet early and mild weather in the area curwe only planted corn about rently will likely continue for five days,” Jamison said. at least a couple more weeks, “We had a real short win- meaning there won’t be any dow. When the water did more 100-degree days and shut off, she shut off and we possibly no 90-degree days had trouble getting enough for a couple of weeks.

That will help improve the moisture to get the beans up crop conditions and draw out out of the ground.”

Hillaker said the rainfall the crop development slowtotals for June and July com- er, which would allow a later bined have been the lowest rain to help the crops.

“One problem with hot total combination for those summers is the crop matures two months since 1911.

“That doesn’t mean things very rapidly,” he said. “The are the worst they’ve ever rain may come at what is been since then,” Hillak- usually a decent time, but er said. “One difference the crop is too far along to this year versus 1911, 1911 take advantage of it. The happened to be a very hot cooler weather will buy a summer. At the time, it was little more time. The bad the hottest summer known thing is, ... there is maybe not in Iowa. This year, there’s much change in the outlook only been one day of 100 or for rainfall. Every once in National Weather Service graphic worse, which is bad enough. a while you’ll get a surprise This graphic shows the departure from normal rainfall totals over the past 90 days for the state of Iowa. Portions of Small consolation, I guess, and get a decent rain, but it’s Union County, Clarke, Decatur, Lucas and Wayne counties are between 8 and 12 inches short of the average rainfall for those who are experienc- very localized.” for the past 90 days.

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The Southwestern Community College (SWCC) Board of Directors approved a five-year facilities building and construction plan during Tuesday’s regular meeting at the college’s Creston campus.

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DEATHS Jack Cruise Corning

Jack Cruise, 90, of Corning died Aug. 10, 2017, at Accura Healthcare in Stanton.

Mass of Christian burial will be 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 12, at St. Patrick Catholic Church, 504 Grove A v e . , Cruise Corning.

The Rev. Michael Peters will be celebrant. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery in Corning.

Military honors will be provided by the United States Navy Honor Guard and the Corning American Legion OURCQ Post #117. There will be no public viewing.

Family will receive friends 5-7 p.m. Friday with a 6:30 p.m. vigil service Friday, Aug. 11, at Pearson Family Funeral Service and Cremation Center, 701 Seventh St., Corning. Memorials may be directed to the St. Patrick Catholic Church for Masses.

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John “Jack” Hughes Cruise, son of Michael “Hank” Henry and Stella (Hughes) Cruise, was born Oct. 22, 1926, in Omaha, Nebraska.

He attended grade school at St. Margaret Mary and High School at Creighton Preparatory, in Omaha. Jack graduated from Creighton University in Omaha. Jack served his country in the United States Navy during World War II on the USS South Dakota. He was honorably discharged, having earned the Victory Medal,

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the American Area Campaign Medal and the Asiatic Pacific Area Campaign Medal.

On May 29, 1954, Jack married Theresa Curry at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Corning. After their marriage, they moved to Wichita, Kansas, before moving to Corning in 1956. They had five children: Michael, Timothy, Colleen, Patrick and Thomas. Jack worked for the National Farmers Organization for 29 years and was responsible for consigning grain and managing the grain transportation via trains and barges. Prior to working at NFO, Jack worked for Banker’s Life Insurance Company and as Corning’s city clerk.

Jack was a member of St. Patrick Catholic Church, the American Legion, Rotary Club, as well as a fourth-degree Knights of Columbus.

He was associated with the Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts and served as a Boy Scout leader. Jack was a member of the Mid-American Boy Scout Council and received the Silver Beaver Award.

Jack served as the Fifth District Chairman in the Democratic Party.

Jack is survived by his wife of 63 years, Theresa, of Corning; children Michael Leo Cruise of Reno, Nevada, Timothy John (Monique) Cruise of Plainfield, Illinois, Colleen Ann Cruise of Omaha, Thomas Martin (Amy Kane-Cruise) Cruise of DeWitt; four grandchildren Edie, Ryan, Connor and Erin Cruise; great-grandchild Eoin; many nieces and nephews and other relatives and friends.

Jack was preceded in death by his parents; son Patrick Joseph and sisters Marjorie, Angela and Barbara.

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Gov. Terry E. Branstad Iowa State Fair Scholarship recipients announced Iowa College Aid plans presentation ceremony, exhibition booth ■

DES MOINES — Iowa College Aid announced Macy Evans, Elizabeth Smith and Hannah Dagel are recipients of the 2017 Gov. Terry E. Branstad Iowa State Fair Scholarship.

This scholarship recognizes outstanding Iowa high school seniors who have actively participated in the Iowa State Fair and plan to attend an Iowa college or university.

Macy Evans is a graduate of Creston Community High School and will attend Iowa State University in Ames. In Evans her scholarship application, Macy related her experience with osteochondromas, a condition that causes benign bone tumors.

She exhibited at the fair last year wearing a walking boot after major reconstructive surgery on her foot.

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and those around me that my bone condition does not mean I am not capable.”

Elizabeth Smith is a graduate of Decorah High School and will attend Iowa State University. Elizabeth’s application described the joy and sense of accomplishment in exhibiting a calf at the Iowa State Fair, even as she watched another competitor win the championship.

“I was not there to win, I was there for the memories,” Smith wrote.

Hannah Dagel is a graduate of home schooling and will attend Dordt College in Sioux Center. Hannah’s application characterized the three key qualities of the Iowa State Fair: achievement, discovery and hope.

“So many young adults (myself included) are aspiring to rise up to the responsibilities that lie ahead,” Dagel wrote. “We will be the next inventors, farmers, doctors, educators and soldiers.”

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The facilities plan itself goes to the board of directors for approval each year, and acts as a sort of mega “to-do” list, explains SWCC Vice President of Economic Development Tom Lesan.

“Constantly,” said Lesan, “the administration talks about it.

The word fluid, or flexible c o m e s to mind — that kind of thing. You Lesan know, we replaced the chiller a year ago because the old chiller wasn’t working anymore.

So that moved way up the list and became a priority.

So it’s very gray. But once something gets on the list, at

least we’re talking about it, planning for it and discussing how we can get it done.”

Lesan said he is happy with where the facilities currently stand, and doesn’t immediately see any items on the list that will face emergency construction.

“Our facilities,” said Lesan, “were built in the 70s — so they’ve been around for a while. And roofs do go bad, and air conditioning units do go out, and those things obviously need replaced.

We have a budget for contingencies, and that’s what it’s for; things we’re not planning for.

“But we’re in really pretty good shape,” said Lesan. “Which I like, because they’re talking about cuts.

And budget cuts do have an effect. You know, if they (the legislature) do have a special session, and they cut budgets, that’ll definitely affect how much we can get done.”

Safety and protection are the top priorities, and Lesan

“BUT WE’RE in really pretty good shape. Which I like, because they’re talking about cuts.

And budget cuts do have an effect.”

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said ADA handicap doors and ADA accessible restrooms have been common projects.

If there’s room in the budget, however, Lesan does have his eye on a specific new construction for the future.

“We’ve got a practice facility down in the list,” said Lesan, “under athletics for 2018. I would love to get that done. We were just finishing up the new gym floor right now, and then we turn around and in November we’ll move baseball

and softball inside and start practicing inside on the gym floor — and that just puts a lot of wear and tear on the floor. And with it being brand new, I’d love to have a separate facility for that.

But budgets being what they are now, it won’t be anytime soon.”

Personnel Lance Stonehocker has been approved by the board as information technology systems networking instructor for the 2017-18 academic year.

Stonehocker received an Associate of Applied Science in business systems networking from SWCC, and previously worked as information systems technician for Clarke County Hospital in Osceola.

The board also approved the resignation of Pedro J. Hernandez, physical education instructor, effective immediately.

Hernandez was employed by SWCC for two-and-a-half years.

Swing-district House GOP feel the heat on health care RED OAK (AP) — Republican Rep. David Young angered conservatives in Iowa when he initially opposed a House R e p u b - Young l i c a n health care bill then weeks later backed it. Independents were frustrated with the two-term congressman’s embrace of a partisan approach to repealing and replacing Barack Obama’s Affordable Care Act. And now the Democrats are coming.

The collapse of the yearslong Republican quest to dismantle “Obamacare” has been a bitter pill for House Republicans who voted for GOP legislation in May, only to see the drive fall apart in the Senate two weeks ago when the GOP failed to muster enough votes. All that many Republicans have to show for the politically tough vote is one word — “mean” — the adjective President Donald Trump used to describe legislation that would have made deep cuts in Medicaid, allowed states to opt out of coverage for essential benefits and knocked 23 million Americans off insurance.

The affirmative vote looms large for 21 GOP lawmakers, including Young, who represent competitive congressional districts around the country where Democrat Hillary Clinton won or came close in last year’s presidential election.

This summer, Democrats embarked on a national tour of many of those districts, riding a bus with the words “Drive for our Lives,” and reminding Americans how GOP lawmakers voted. Young, his Iowa colleague Rep. Rod Blum and cross-river neighbor Rep. Don Bacon in Nebraska are targets for a Midwest swing with the party determined to upend the GOP House majority in next year’s midterms.

The bus is scheduled to roll into Iowa on Friday.

“David Young is not as conservative as some

would like here in southwest Iowa,” said Council Bluffs Republican David Overholtzer, a 56-year-old accountant.

“Things need to get done,” said Jeff Jorgensen, a western Iowa Republican county chairman. “He’s doing OK, but his chances for re-election are tied to Trump’s popularity.”

The Des Moines Register’s Iowa poll last month showed Trump’s disapproval climbing to 52 percent.

The increase was driven largely by indepen- Trump dents, 59 percent of whom disapproved of Trump’s job performance, compared to 50 percent in February.

Independents, who hold sway in Young’s politically diverse districts, want a bipartisan approach on health care.

“That’s what I and others like me have been saying: Because of this fail, people might reach across the aisle and craft something together,” said Mark Scherer, a 65-year-old manufacturing rep and political independent from a north Des Moines’ suburb.

Now, Young is threading the needle, talking bipartisanship as he faces the reality that Democrats are gunning for him in a state where Trump’s approval is sinking and neither can boast a major legislative achievement.

“We’ve got to pivot for the good of the country to a more bipartisan solution,” the 49-year-old Young, a former chief of staff to Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley, told The Associated Press during a visit to far western Iowa. “It’s probably an easier, clearer path.”

A national poll released Friday by the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation found that around 4 in 5 want the Trump administration to take actions that help Obama’s law function properly, rather than trying to undermine it. Just 3 in 10 want Trump and Republicans to continue their drive to repeal and replace the

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Young defended his vote for the House GOP bill, arguing that Republicans added billions of dollars more to help people with preexisting conditions.

Democrat Janet Norris from Red Oak, who met privately with Young in her western Iowa hometown last week, called his reasoning “doublespeak.”

“You need to assure me you care about us in the 3rd District, and not what Republican leadership tells you to do,” she recalled telling Young during their private chat at the Red Oak fire station.

Norris doesn’t rule out voting next year for Young, who has drawn seven potential Democratic challengers, but cringed and said, “I just don’t feel like he’s independent enough.”

Young’s newly expressed less-partisan view is music to Republican Christi Taylor, 46, a physician from

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Democrat Bryce Smith from nearby Adel agrees with Young that the 2010 law needs “tweaking,” not shredding. The 26-year-old small business owner complains that Young’s bipartisan tone is convenient, in light of the spectacular collapse of Republican efforts.

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sella, 15, of Creston, driving a 2011 Ford pulled out onto West Townline Street and did not see a 2009 Peterbilt truck driven by Gregory Alan Powell, 61, of Diagonal. Powell struck Kinsella’s vehicle. Kinsella was given a warning for failure to yield.

Damage estimates are $1,000 to Kinsella’s vehicle and $1,000 to Powell’s vehicle.

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According to a Creston police report, Travis D. Liechti, 29, of Omaha, Nebraska, driving a 2006 semi tractor and trailer, was attempting to pull into an alley off of North Elm street when he struck an unoccupied 2003 Chevrolet that was legally parked.

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Today Greater Regional Medical Forecast Details Day: Mostly sunny. Highs around 81°F. North wind to 9 MPH, gusting to 15 MPH. Center Auxiliary, 9 a.m., Greater Today Regional Medical Center Day: Mostly sunny. Highs around 81°F. North wind to 9 MPH, gusting to 15 MPH. Classroom.

Creston Rotary Club, noon, Night: Mostly clear. Lows around 55°F. North northeast wind to 8 MPH. Greater Regional Medical Center cafeteria conference room.

Night: Mostly clear. Lows around 55°F. North northeast wind to 8 MPH. Creston Farmers’ Market, 4 to Saturday Aug 12 6:30 p.m., McKinley Park.

TOPS No. 1338, 5 p.m., First Day: Partly cloudy. Highs around 82°F. East northeast wind to 7 MPH. Saturday Aug 12 United Methodist Church.

Day: Partly cloudy. Highs around 82°F. East northeast wind to 7 MPH. Southwest Iowa Dancers, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., Mount Ayr American Night: Partly cloudy. Lows around 59°F. East wind to 6 MPH. Legion, walk-ons welcome.

AA, 7:30 p.m., United Church Night: Partly cloudy. Lows around 59°F. East wind to 6 MPH. of Christ, 501 W. Montgomery St. Use east door.

Sunday Aug 13 Day: Mostly cloudy with isolated thunderstorms. Highs around 81°F. East Sunday Aug 13 southeast wind to 9 MPH. Day: Mostly cloudy with isolated thunderstorms. Highs around 81°F. East Bingo, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., southeast wind to 9 MPH. mealsite, restored Creston Depot.

Night: Partly cloudy with isolated thunderstorms. Lows around 59°F. East ODO Club, 11:30 a.m. luncheon, southeast wind to 7 MPH. Creston Family Restaurant, 802 Night: Partly cloudy with isolated thunderstorms. Lows around 59°F. East W. Taylor St. southeast wind to 7 MPH. Monday Aug 14 Creston Lions Club, noon luncheon, The Pizza Ranch, 520 Day: Partly cloudy. Highs around 81°F. East wind to 7 MPH, gusting to 14 MPH. Monday Aug 14 Livingston Ave. Day: Partly cloudy. Highs around 81°F. East wind to 7Iowa’s MPH,Pick gusting to 14 MPH. Creston Kiwanis Club, noon, 3: 0-6-5 Low Past Precipitation The Windrow, 102 W. Taylor St. https://www.weatherforyou.com/reports/index.php?forecast=zandh&pands=50801&Submit=Get+Weather Iowa’s Pick 4: 3-1-5-6 Holy Spirit Rectory ReRun 24 Hours ending Shop, noon to 5 p.m., 308 W. https://www.weatherforyou.com/reports/index.php?forecast=zandh&pands=50801&Submit=Get+Weather High Past 7am today Union St.

Des Moines to host hot dog-eating circuit NEW YORK — Nathan’s Famous will host the Iowa qualifier for the annual Fourth of July International Hot Dog-Eating Contest 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 12. The event, presented in partnership with Hy-Vee, will take place at the Susan Knapp Amphitheater Stage at the Iowa State Fairgrounds.

The top male and female finishers in the event will qualify for a place at the 2018 Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest in Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York, where they will face reigning champions Joey Chestnut and Miki Sudo. This contest is the first qualifying event for the 2018 season.

“The journey to the Fourth of July and the highlight of summer has begun,” said Scott Harvey, executive vice president of Nathan’s Famous. “Nathan’s is honored to be traveling the nation in search of new eating talent to participate in our annual Fourth of July tradition.”

“Competing in Coney Island on the Fourth of July is item No. 1 on most people’s bucket list,” said Major League Eating (MLE) Chairman George Shea.

“Iowa is known for great eaters and we are confident that

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CCHS CALENDAR Aug. 14-19 Monday 4 to 8 p.m. HS football practice.

Tuesday New teacher workshops.

4 to 8 p.m. HS football practice.

Wednesday New teacher workshops.

4 to 8 p.m. HS football practice.

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Holy Spirit Rectory ReRun Shop, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., 308 W. Union St. Union County Historical Complex open, 1 to 4:30 p.m., McKinley Park.

Southwest Iowa Dancers, 6 to 9 p.m., Tingley, featuring Jimmy Georges’ Band, with a potluck.

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) 12 by 12 study, 7 to 8 p.m., United Church of Christ, 501 W. Montgomery St. Use east door.

Narcotics Anonymous (NA), 8 p.m. open meeting, St. Malachy Rectory, 407 W. Clark St.

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HINTS FROM HELOISE The sweet smell of samples

HOROSCOPE For Saturday, Aug. 12, 2017 ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Don’t be hard on yourself if things at work go haywire in the upcoming weeks. There will be silly errors, mixed-up communications, late deliveries and lost paperwork.

TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) During the next week or so, you will encounter old flames from your past. Others will deal with old issues related to sports and children.

GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) A family reunion will be par for the course during the next few weeks. Meanwhile, relatives you haven’t seen for ages will be on your doorstep and eating out of your fridge.

CANCER (June 21 to July 22) Throughout the next few weeks, you will encounter transportation delays and mixed-up communications. Give yourself extra time to cope with the unexpected.

LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) Checks in the mail will be late during the next week or so.

Financial deals and arrangements will be delayed or flawed from silly, goofy mistakes.

VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) Your day-to-day activities will be frustrating due to misplaced items, car problems, missed appointments and confusing communications with others.

(Mercury is going retrograde in your sign.) Have courage!

LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) While others suffer from delays and mistakes, you can make great strides doing research or working behind the scenes. Get busy!

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Old friends will be back in your world again. This is a good chance for you to catch up on past history or deal with closure of some kind.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Parents, bosses and VIPs you have not seen for a while will be back in your life again in the next week or so.

Dress accordingly so that you feel confident and up to the occasion.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) During the next few weeks, travel plans will be delayed or canceled. Try to travel someplace you have been before.

However, this also is an excellent time to study history and the past.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) The next few weeks will give you a wonderful opportunity to tie up loose ends regarding inheritances, shared property, taxes and insurance

issues. Get as much done as possible!

PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20)Ex-partners and old friends will be back on the scene again during the next few weeks.

For some this will be a welcome occasion - for others, it won’t. (Living well is the best revenge.)

YOU BORN TODAY You are clever and humorous. You want to learn and grow in this lifetime. This is a social, happy

year with cheerful vibrations.

Broaden your social circle to include new contacts. Romance and love affairs may bloom.

You want to live life fully! This year is a year of choice. You might face an important decision. Happiness is having alternatives.

Birthdate of: Cara Delevingne, model; Casey Affleck, actor; Bruce Greenwood, actor. (c) 2017 King Features Syndicate, Inc.

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Dear Heloise: When I travel, I like to pack those PERFUME SAMPLES that come in magazines. That way, I don’t have to worry about my perfume bottles breaking or leaking, and I get to try different perfumes.

– Jama C., North Port, Fla. Jama, I assume you rub the perfume side on your skin, which is a very clever idea.

I use those same samples to keep my suitcases smelling nice. – Heloise SEND A GREAT HINT TO: Heloise P.O. Box 795000 San Antonio, TX 782795000 Fax: 1-210-HELOISE Email: Heloise(at)Heloise.com PROTECTING YOUR HANDS Dear Heloise: I just read your column in The (Colorado Springs, Colo.) Gazette, and like so many of your readers, I like to garden and get my hands in the dirt, but hate paying the price with my hands. The best solution I’ve found is to buy a box of (100) medical exam gloves at a pharmacy. They’re sturdy,

feel comfortable and are waterproof. They’re also cheap enough to throw away, even if you use several pairs a day.

Happy gardening! – Nancy M., Colorado Springs, Colo.

Nancy, that’s a great idea!

– Heloise MEMORIES THAT LAST Dear Heloise: Both of our daughters got married in December, and before they stored their gowns, I snipped a bit of tulle from under their dresses and two flowers from their bouquets. I also took a small flower from the groom’s boutonniere. I used material from the little birdseed bags and ribbons from the wedding. I bought two silk Christmas ornaments for each couple in the color of their wedding. I decorated the ornaments with these items and presented them to the two couples at Christmas so they could have a special memory of their wedding on their trees for years to come.

– Donna M. in Nebraska A MARSHMALLOW MESSAGE Dear Heloise: When we buy marshmallows, we put them in a 1-gallon sealable

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bag with a couple of heaping tablespoons of powdered sugar, and shake well. Keeps just fine, and the marshmallows don’t get sticky or clump together. I read your column in the Springfield (Ohio) News-Sun. – Ken R., via email VACUUM DILEMMA Dear Heloise: I just exposed myself to concentrated filth! How? By once more having to empty my vacuum cleaner. Why hasn’t someone come up with a “green vacuum” by now? – Frances M., Fayetteville, Ark. Frances, they have. There are bagless vacuums now.

Just remove the dust-collecting cylinder, take it out to the trash can and empty it into the trash. There also are robotic cleaners. Both work well to make that chore easier and cleaner. – Heloise REFRIGERATOR REDO Dear Heloise: Here’s a way to repurpose old place mats: Line the refrigerator shelves with them and launder when needed. – Darlene R. in Washington (c)2017 by King Features Syndicate Inc.

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CLUB NEWS Kiwanis

The weekly Kiwanis meeting was held 12:05 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 8, at the Windrow meeting room with 18 members and one guest. President-elect Korina Loudon presided, Victoria Brammer gave the prayer and Terry Freeman was the finemaster.

The program was given by Brian Zachary, owner of Create Creston. He discussed his new art store and gallery that will open Aug. 22 in Creston.

He also discussed his work with the Creston: Arts Council and Creston Farmers Market. The club learned about all the programs and events going on with all the things Zachary is involved with in the community.

The pork chop dinner in September at McKinley Park

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PHOTO IDENTIFICATION was discussed, with tickets available for members to sell soon.

The Christmas wreath fundraising program will be done again this year with sales in October and delivery in November.

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Ladies Lakeshore Auxiliary

Ladies Lakeshore Auxiliary met Aug. 9.

Canasta winners were Marilyn Larimore, first; Lorette Kelly, second; and Joy Seeley, third.

Marilyn Larimore won the door prize.

Mary Kline will host cards and chatter Wednesday, Aug. 16.

CONGREGATE MEALS Aug. 14-18 Menu subject to change.

Reservations are required the day before. Call 641-7822447.

Monday: sloppy joe, roasted diced potatoes, mixed vegetables, hamburger bun, pineapple tidbits.

Tuesday: potato crusted fish, tartar sauce, cheesy whipped potatoes, Brussels sprouts, multigrain bread,

fresh banana.

Wednesday: chicken salad, vegetable soup, multigrain bread, fruit cocktail.

Thursday: lasagna casserole, tossed salad, Italian dressing, seasoned green Contributed photo beans, wheat bread, peach Identify the picture: This picture was taken at Burgess Studio, 107 N. Maple St., in Creston. There was no year printed cobbler.

Friday: baked chicken on it, but it was possibly taken after the Civil War. If anyone recognizes this picture or is able to identify any of the people, contact 641-344-3185. breast. tarragon cream sauce, baked sweet potato, cabbage, wheat roll, fruited gelatin.

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The annual Ehm reunion will be held at noon Aug. 13 at Pizza Ranch in Creston.

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The Huddleson-Maas family reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 20, at the Fontanelle Community Center and Fire Station with plans to eat at 12:30 p.m.

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PUBLIC NOTICE This notice represents a summary of receipts and disbursements of all funds of Southwestern Community College for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2017.

Included is a statement of disbursements showing the names of persons, firms, or corporations, and the total amount paid to each during the year ended June 30, 2017.

Respectfully submitted,

Mary Jo Skarda Board Secretary, Southwestern Community College Vendor Name ............. Fiscal YTD Pmts 4IMPRINT, INC......................... 7,515.42 A.J. ALLEN MECHANICAL CONT INC ............................. 233,377.90 ABC FRAMED NAMES ................ 60.00 ABC OF IOWA .......................... 1,600.00 ABILA ....................................... 1,053.00 ACCENT ENTERTAINMENT, LLC .......................................... 12,000.00 ACCESS SYSTEMS.................. 4,083.50 ACCT ......................................... 3,146.00 ACME TOOLS - DES MOINES .. 241.93 ACT, INC. .................................. 1,439.17 ADAIR COUNTY FAIR ................. 50.00 ADAIR COUNTY FREE PRESS . 756.48 ADAIR COUNTY HEALTH & FITNESS................................... 240.00 ADAMS CO FAIR & RACING ASSOC....................................... 1,650.00 ADAMS COUNTY FREE PRESS ........................................... 970.31 AFLAC..................................... 26,357.23 AFTON CARE CENTER ............... 65.14 AFTON STAR ENTERPRISE ...... 611.00 AGRILAND FS, INC. ............. 19,211.74 AGRIVISION ............................ 8,213.47 AHLERS & COONEY, P.C. .... 20,628.23 AHSTW COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST........................................... 1,000.00 AIRGAS USA, LLC ................ 16,500.25 AKIN BUILDING CENTER ... 10,013.88 ALBRECHT JUSTIN ................... 720.00 ALL-AMERICAN PUBLISHING ............................... 334.00 ALLDATA..................................... 975.00 ALLEE, KELLY ........................ 1,242.31 ALLENDAN SEED COMPANY . 187.00 ALLIANT ENERGY/IPL ...... 293,285.18 ALONS, JASON ........................... 525.00 AMADEO, MARK ....................... 160.00 AMERICAN ART CLAY CO. INC ........................................ 254.06 AMERICAN ASSOC OF COMM COLLEGE ................................. 2,592.00 AMERICAN CONCRETE ............. 74.48 AMERICAN FIRE PROTECTION, LLC.................. 1,438.50 AMERICAN HOME DESIGN CENTER ....................................... 313.46 AMERICAN ROYAL LIVESTOCK SHOW ........................................... 200.00 AMERICAN SOLUTION FOR BUSINESS ................................. 1,295.97 AMERICAN TECHNICAL PUBLISHERS............................ 7,270.95 AMERICINN OF ANKENY ........ 241.90 AMSTERDAM PRINTING AND LITHO ................................. 875.70 ANDERSON, ASHLEY ............... 150.00 ANDERSON, COURTNEY ........... 80.00 ANDREWS, MELISSA.................. 60.10 ANNE MUNCH CONSULTING, INC ................. 5,735.23 ANYPROMO INC ........................ 721.51 AOSNC, LLC........................... 12,393.88 APPLE INC. .............................. 2,868.00 APPLEGATE, DAVE .................... 350.00 APPLIED MAGNETS .................. 167.13 ARAMARK .................................... 89.32 ARMSTRONG SYSTEMS & CONSULTING ........................... 50.00 ARNDT, BRAXTON ...................... 96.00 ARNDT, TIM ................................ 440.00 ARTHUR L. DAVIS PUBLISHING ............................... 267.67 ASCAP.......................................... 361.90 ASE STUDENT CERTIFICATION ......................... 180.00 ATW TRAINING & CONSULTING, INC ............... 12,997.95 AUDIOVISUAL, INC. ........... 123,033.84 AUTOMATIONDIRECT.COM, INC............................................. 2,691.79 AVEDA INSTITUTE, DES MOINES............................... 100.00 B. M. SALES ............................. 8,187.25 BACK, JASON.............................. 350.00 BADEN SPORTS INC.................. 957.60 BAILEY, ERIN ............................. 130.68 BAKER, BRAD .............................. 60.00 BALLENTINE, KAELEIGH..... 1,540.20 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY ................................ 3,750.00 BARNETT, DALE ........................ 135.43 BARON, JOHN MARK ............. 1,250.00 BATTEN SANITATION SERVICE ...................................... 900.00 BAUDVILLE .................................. 83.32 BAXTER CARPET CLEANING, INC. ..................... 1,785.03 BC CONCRETE ........................... 810.00 BEACH-SICKELS, JAN .............. 260.93 BEAMON, WILLIE...................... 175.00 BEDFORD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS .................................... 102.26 BEDFORD TIMES PRESS .......... 497.50 BELLER DISTRIBUTING .......... 224.64 BENEFITS INC ..................... 180,381.78 BENEFITS, INC. ..................... 32,670.00 BESCO, LAURIE ........................... 64.92 BEST BUY BUSINESS ADVANTAGE .......................... 20,843.29 BEVINS, JESSE ............................. 33.71 BIG BOYZ TOYZ, INC. ............... 239.04 BING BANG LLC ..................... 2,500.00 BIO-RAD LABORATORIES, INC. ........

1,135.20 BISHOP, CHRISTINE .................. 451.92 BJ STORAGE ............................... 820.00 BLACKBOARD, INC. ............... 2,815.54 BLACKBURN, BRANDON ..... 2,065.00 BLANE CANADA LTD. .............. 800.00 BLOMSTEDT, DEBRA ............... 600.00 BLOODGOOD CONSTRUCTION SVCS............................................. 700.00 BLUE SKY MARKETING GROUP, LTD. ......................................... 11,415.79 BMI GENERAL LICENSING ..... 371.21 BOB’S CUSTOM TROPHIES, INC. .......................... 130.00 BOEKHOFF, GREG ..................... 145.00 BOLES, KENNETH ..................... 150.00 BONNEVILLE, MARK ............ 1,792.47 BOOKBYTE DIRECT .............. 8,160.09 BOOTH, HOLLY .......................... 133.02 BORLAND, TOM ......................... 604.37 BOUND TREE MEDICAL, LLC ............................................ 4,583.42 BOWHAY, GERALD.................... 260.00 BOYT HARNESS COMPANY .... 351.49 BP.................................................. 846.75 BPA, IOWA ASSOCIATION ........ 474.00 BPEI ................................................ 25.00 BRAMMER, VICTORIA ............. 974.09 BRANDED CUSTOM SPORTSWEAR,INC. ................ 4,231.92 BRANT, JUSTIN .......................... 100.00 BRENDA CLARK HAMILTON,

INC............................................. 1,767.76 BRENDA YOUNG MEMORIAL ... 40.00 BRIAR CLIFF UNIVERSITY ..... 150.00 BROWN, BARB ........................ 3,969.97 BROWN, LISA ............................... 28.89 BROWN, REAGAN ........................ 54.57 BSN SPORTS, INC. ................ 61,435.17 BUCHANAN, MICHELLE ............ 32.10 BUENA VISTA UNIVERSITY .... 900.00 BULLSEYE DIRECT MAIL ....... 525.00 BURLINGTON ENGLISH INC............................................. 4,251.60 BURTON & BURTON .............. 1,102.14 BUSCH SCOTT .............................. 60.00 BUSINESS IMPACT GROUP ...... 142.24 BUSINESS PROF OF AMERICA .................................... 570.00 BUTLER COMM. COLLEGE ATHLETICS ................................. 296.00 BUTLER, MELISSA ................. 5,961.54 BUXTON, LINDA ........................ 183.82 BYERS LOCK SHOP................ 3,992.85 C & J CONSERVATION.......... 15,499.00 C.R. GRAPHICS ....................... 3,797.00 CACERES, ARON ........................ 700.00 CALENDAR CO-OP CENTER ... 516.00 CAMBLIN MECHANICAL, INC......................................... 673,245.68 CARD SERVICES ................. 333,040.71 CAREER STEP, LLC................. 2,097.00 CAREERSAFE ............................. 600.00 CARLISLE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR,INC ................................. 412.54 CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO 3,029.34 CARREL, TRAVIS ....................... 175.00 CARROLL FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC.......................... 591.50 CASAS.......................................... 356.00 CASEY’S GENERAL STORES INC............................................. 1,568.56 CASS COUNTY AG & ED ASSN ...................................... 150.00 CASS, TONY .................................. 15.12 CASSADY, PAIGE ....................... 692.08 CASTLE BRANCH, INC. ......... 7,704.00 CATANIA MEDALLIC SPECIALTY INC................................................ 683.26 CC DEPOSITS RETURNED ....... 947.20 CCCSE ..................................... 10,290.00 CCN FINANCIAL SERVICES INC................................................ 787.50 CDW GOVERNMENT, INC. .... 6,200.96 CENGAGE LEARNING ........... 5,144.18 CENTER FOR DIVORCE EDUCATION............................. 1,782.00 CENTER FOR ED & EMPLOYMENT ........................... 195.00 CENTRAL DECATUR ATH. 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CLEAVER ALEESHA J .......... 18,825.00 COENEN DANIEL J ............... 26,375.40 COKE CHRISTOPHER C ......... 4,704.00 COKER ERIN R ........................... 950.00 COLEMAN NOAH .................. 2,690.63 COULTER ANN M ................. 59,951.42 COULTER JOHN C................... 1,995.00 COX LOIS LEANNE ................ 4,200.00 CRAWFORD ALICIA A ........... 9,270.00 CRAWFORD SAMANTHA S .. 1,145.52 CRILL GREGORY R............... 35,518.01 CRITTENDEN BARBARA J .......................... 174,880.21 CURTIS MISHA L .................... 5,068.00 DAILY TODD E......................... 7,164.01 DAINTY LINDA K ................. 66,727.05 DAMEWOOD CARLA K ....... 37,869.12 DAMEWOOD TAYLOR L ........ 1,451.81 DAVENPORT CORISSA M ......... 772.12 DAVIS ABBY G ........................... 473.07 DAVIS ANGELA S.................... 5,910.00 DAVIS GEORGE W ................ 11,000.87 DAVIS SCOTT J ...................... 15,442.52 DEMOTT JENNIFER LYNN ....... 588.00 DIGGS TREVONTE I .................. 203.00 DODGE DARRELL C............... 2,112.00 DOOLITTLE JODY M .............. 2,711.75 DOWNING DENNIS T ........... 52,794.77 DOYLE JOHN T ...................... 45,220.05 DRAPER WANDA M................ 8,025.00 DRISKILL RONDA E ............... 1,824.00 DRYMON JERRY D .................. 7,000.00 DUNFEE SHARON K............. 24,848.32 DUNPHY SYDNEY L ................. 307.50 DUNPHY THOMAS L .............. 2,100.00 EDDY SANDRA ...................... 3,040.00 EKEL NICHOLAS T ............... 19,119.41 ELCOCK MARC ...................... 8,124.00 ELEFSON BETTY DENISE ..... 3,904.00 ELEFSON MICAH A .............. 54,605.66 ELLIS DARRELL W ............... 39,340.48 ELLIS KRISTI L ....................... 1,400.00 ELWOOD JOLEEN C................ 5,862.12 ENGLAND LAUREN K ......... 27,578.96 ENGLAND MEGAN M .......... 20,414.55 ERICKSON LEONARD J ............ 320.00 ESSER DAWN C ..................... 61,391.99 ESSER GABRIEL J...................... 480.32 EVANS TERRY E .................... 26,542.87 EVANS TRACEY L................. 41,695.99 FADA KRYSTALLE M ............. 6,840.00 FEEHAN STACEY L ................ 2,487.22 FISHER DIANA L..................... 1,108.00 FISK DENISE L ...................... 17,144.51 FOSTER CHRIS R ....................... 307.50 FOX JEREMY S ...................... 19,350.00 FRAIN KIMBERLY M.............. 1,500.00 FRANKLIN KELLY F............. 54,321.71 FRAZEE DEBORA K ............. 68,048.60 FREESTONE SARAH ........... 46,730.77 FREY ERICA J ........................ 50,153.58 FROST AVA JOLENE ............. 32,113.85 FROST KEVIN R. ........................ 670.00 FROST SHERI A ....................... 3,500.00 FULLER JESSICA A ................ 1,703.76 GANNON TISHA D ..................... 168.00 GARSIDE KATELYN .............. 6,690.00 GAY AUSHA M............................ 340.76 GEBBIE ALEXANDRIA ............ 290.50 GEHRKE JEANNETTE E ........... 800.00 GIBBONS JEAN M................... 6,187.50 GIBSON MARY E ................... 12,710.00 GIFFORD DEBORAH S ......... 10,500.00 GILBERT BRANDI ..................... 485.00 GILBERT WILLIAM M ............ 8,528.00 GLADMAN LYNETTE E ......... 4,085.00 GOODVIN GAYLEN L ............. 6,728.72 GORDON KYSA A ................. 37,466.16 GRAY TIMOTHY R .................. 4,200.00 GREEN CHRISTY ........................ 56.00 GREEN ELIZABETH A............ 1,824.00 GREENE DOUGLAS G .......... 75,228.34 GRIFFEN ELLEN ....................... 952.25 GRIFFITH JOLENE M ........... 64,618.26 GROVES MARY D....................... 800.00 HANCOCK PHILICIA S .......... 4,912.00 HANSEN JOHN P ..................... 4,200.00 HANSON TRACY L .................... 471.25 HARDY JAMES D .................. 10,500.00 HARRIS MARK D .................... 2,100.00 HARTMAN JERRY T................... 507.68 HARVEY KYLE W ................. 55,127.81 HAYES ANGELA D................ 23,451.99 HAYES MALACHI R................... 277.32 HAZELTON RAND ............... 20,106.79

HELM DARLA J ..................... 54,025.90 HELM F. SCOTT .................... 70,074.45 HENRY ANTHONY M ................ 350.00 HERNANDEZ PEDRO J ......... 51,148.33 HIGGINS ALLAN L ................. 3,554.92 HIGGINS ALYSSA .................. 2,907.27 HIGGINS TERRI L ................. 62,886.12 HILBERT HEIDI A ................... 4,200.00 HOEPKER KEITH H ................ 8,036.57 HOLMES MICHAEL S........... 10,920.00 HORN ANNA R ........................... 572.77 HORVAT AMANDA M ........... 18,608.75 HOUSTON ADDAE M ........... 28,140.54 HOUZENGA NICHOLAS T ........ 183.07 HOWE RYAN .......................... 20,868.00 HUDSON DIANE M ............... 14,766.45 HUDSON MELISSA J .............. 4,200.00 HUGHES RANDY J ................ 56,374.89 HUNTER MONICA S ............... 1,824.00 IMMING MATTHEW ................. 400.00 JACKSON JADAVIAN T ............. 942.50 JAMES NANCY A .................... 9,456.00 JAMESON PAUL A ................. 13,447.24 JAY-ANDERSON MARY ......... 4,200.00 JEFFERIES STEPHEN M ....... 47,495.14 JOHNSON JORDAN A ............. 1,140.08 JOHNSTON MISTY ................. 8,160.00 JOHNSTON NICHOLAS A ......... 307.50 JONES ELISA J......................... 9,450.00 JONES JACK L ......................... 1,216.19 JONES JOSEPH A........................ 203.00 JONES MARSHA M ............... 16,016.00 JONES TREVONTE D ................... 58.00 KABIR RUMY M .................... 49,926.39 KARR DAWN ........................... 7,350.00 KEDING DANIEL B .................... 525.64 KELEN LISE .......................... 16,821.29 KELLER LYNDA D ..................... 182.00 KELLEY DENISE R ............... 45,004.42 KELLY SARAH J ......................... 342.56 KELSO SANDRA K ............... 10,512.00 KEPLINGER HAROLD G ........ 5,760.00 KEUL JOSHUA J ...................... 2,432.00 KILEY ERIN M....................... 30,644.32 KILEY JUDITH M ....................... 800.00 KING ALAN D ........................ 22,340.50 KING JEFFREY T ................... 22,129.95 KING THOMAS D .................. 62,143.61 KINGERY NORMA M............ 17,115.00 KINYON JODIE A ....................... 623.51 KIRKLAND MELISSA K....... 22,415.42 KISTLER SAVANNAH K ............ 507.51 KLOMMHAUS KEVIN E............ 430.00 KLOMMHAUS KYLEE K...... 19,347.50 KNORR MORGAN R ............. 19,500.00 KOPPLIN ASHLEY N ................... 83.38 KULOW BETH N.................... 89,861.04 LANE KYRA C ............................ 326.25 LANG CARY I.............................. 551.01 LARSEN BETH MICHELE .... 23,356.53 LARSON TIFFANY R.................. 812.02 LATHAM GINA M ................... 2,750.00 LAUER JOSEPH D ................... 4,200.00 LEFLEUR KAREN T ................ 7,148.50 LEMKE HENRY T .................. 47,140.65 LEONARD TIMOTHY D........ 53,019.94 LEONARD VICTORIA J ........ 24,256.00 LESAN JANICE L................... 10,531.50 LESAN THOMAS L.............. 126,957.17 LESLIE KRAIGORY A ................ 328.07 LESTER LORI J ...................... 78,678.52 LEWIS KATTIE S ................... 43,826.15 LINDE ANNIKA T .................. 14,617.63 LONG REGINA K................... 65,675.34 LORENSEN FREDDIE J ............. 579.00 LORENSEN TODD A ............. 53,991.11 LUKE JOHN T .......................... 9,960.06 LUMBARD HEIDI K ................ 2,107.00 LUMSDEN DEREK ................. 5,472.00 MADDRED JAMIL B ............... 1,421.01 MAGNESON JEFFREY A ...... 68,257.37 MAITLEN BRIANNA S .............. 890.00 MAITLEN CAITLYN J ........... 45,092.01 MAITLEN RYAN J.................... 9,265.48 MALTZAHN STEVEN C ......... 4,250.00 MANN JUSTIN B ................... 70,931.57 MASKE CAROLE M .............. 52,730.98 MASTERS MEGAN ................... 580.01 MATEER BARRY L .................. 6,488.00 MATTSON LUCAS P ............. 49,495.85 MAYNES MICHAEL ............... 3,648.00 MCINTOSH CARLA J ................. 230.00 MCINTOSH RICKY L ............ 42,856.33 MCINTOSH RYANNE E ......... 33,404.58 MCLAIN HEATHER M .......... 10,768.00 MCMANN CODY J........................ 88.81 MENDEZ JOSE A ........................ 326.25 MERCER LINDA A .................. 4,200.00 MILLER JORDAN L............... 11,794.00 MILLER MACKENZIE R............ 416.88 MILLER SASHA L ................. 22,557.76 MILLER SUSANNAH M ....... 45,904.08 MILLER TARA J ....................... 2,432.00 MOGERMAN SAMUEL D ...... 5,040.00 MOOMEY JILL J ...................... 3,984.00 MOORE BRIAN J ................... 10,805.32 MORELAND CHANDA L........ 7,840.00 MUHAMMAD RUQUIYAH M .......................... 1,016.82 MUNDY CHARLES R .............. 6,696.14 MUZIRANENGE ODETTE ........ 474.88 NAMANNY KENNETH M .... 16,666.46 NEDLEY-NEWCOMB JODY A .................................... 58,199.39 NEWTON STEPHANIE L ...... 39,008.92 NIXON KRISTIE A................. 42,518.56 NORTH DOUGLAS R ............ 39,604.72 OAKS KIMBERLY S .............. 54,573.61 O’DONNELL BRENDAN S ..... 9,418.00 OHNEMUS DAVID P ............... 4,680.00 OLSEN GENE A ..................... 10,880.00 OLSEN KEITH A .................... 32,498.13 O’RILEY DALTON R ............... 1,012.50 OSWALD MELINDA J ............. 3,936.00 OSWALD TIFFANY L .............. 1,680.00 OTTO TESSA L ....................... 13,781.64 OWEN BROOKE N................. 50,292.71 OWSLEY JAKKI D ...................... 146.81 PALMER EMILIE A..................... 957.00 PANEC KELEN K ..................... 3,120.00 PANTINI DEBRA L ................ 68,492.06 PARMAN STEPHANIE N ........ 7,140.00 PASTORINO JOE C ................ 64,682.82 PATTEN BOBBIE A ................ 24,575.99 PAULSEN GEORGIA R.......... 44,938.76 PAYNE SPENCER N .................... 108.50 PEDERSEN PEYTON J ................. 58.00 PEIFFER JEFFREY G............. 10,500.00 PELLOT GRACE ..................... 5,852.00 PENDEGRAFT RONALD E ..... 7,742.31 PEREZ ACOSTA MARIA I ......... 198.25 PEREZ SHELBIE P...................... 583.63 PETERSON DEBRA K ........... 31,994.55 PETERSON TAMELA J ............... 365.00

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PETTIT JAN D ........................ 49,051.98 PETTIT MONICA .................... 5,763.11 PETTIT SARA D....................... 1,657.50 PETTIT TAYLOR R .................. 4,812.84 PHELPS COURTNEY L ................ 29.00 PHILGREEN CALEE A .......... 31,116.08 POWELL MICHELLE A ........... 5,040.00 PRESTON LINDA K. ................ 2,128.00 PRINGLE ROBERT C............... 9,944.21 PURDY TRAVIS W ...................... 232.00 RAMAEKER RACHEL E ....... 39,694.19 RATHMANN THOMAS A........... 480.00 REEVES MARTIN H .............. 93,836.57 RICHARDS LISA J ................... 1,018.75 RICHARDSON LUKE E .......... 1,109.27 RILEY AARON D ..................... 7,980.00 RILEY ALYSSA N .................. 23,660.19 RINEHART NICHOLE L........ 10,168.00 RIVERA ROJAS ANDREA ... 31,011.44 ROACH DAWN S ...................... 1,897.70 ROBERG MARC F ................... 7,800.00 ROBERTS DEBORAH J ......... 50,597.95 ROGERS CAROL A .................. 1,961.50 ROSALES PERLA ...................... 945.00 ROSS AUTUMN L .................... 4,200.00 ROSS MICHAEL D................... 2,100.00 ROUSH MEGAN O...................... 163.13 RUSSELL PAUL C .................. 40,431.85 RUSSELL RHONDA .................. 140.00 SADLER ELIZABETH M.A..... 1,425.00 SAMO TIA .............................. 88,564.71 SAMS CHELSI J .......................... 527.45 SANDOVAL BRICEIDA ............. 855.00 SANDQUIST TIMOTHY W ..... 6,825.00 SANTIAGO LISA A ..................... 480.00 SCHLAPIA ANN M ................ 32,937.59 SCHMALZRIED STEVEN C . 61,479.37 SCOTT JANA R....................... 33,617.59 SCOTT KATHRYN A .............. 64,690.16 SEAVULA SISILIA A .................. 496.63 SEBERGER NICOLE D............ 1,875.00 SHAFER LYNNETTE A ........... 7,380.00 SHARP KENNETH H ............... 8,820.00 SHAWLER LISA A ................. 22,923.84 SHAY BRANDI M .................. 77,291.82 SHELBY TERENCE D ................ 203.00 SHELDAHL MICHAEL D...... 25,698.67 SHELTON KATIE ....................... 140.00 SHERIDAN DON H .................. 2,100.00 SHIELDS AMY N ........................ 140.00 SHIELDS KEVIN T ..................... 598.13 SHIELDS REBECCA R ............ 9,000.00 SICK WADE K ........................ 68,463.23 SITES PAIGE D ............................ 119.00 SKARDA MADISON M ........... 1,031.33 SKARDA MARY JO .............. 65,404.42 SKARDA MINDY S ................ 67,696.38 SLICK REBECCA J ................ 19,064.16 SMITH GARY D ....................... 1,734.50 SMITH JASON A .................... 62,190.54 SMITH RAEGEN M .................... 728.63 SMITH SARAH W .................. 37,858.12 SMOLK KINDREA ..................... 325.00 SNELLER LORAN K ............... 1,080.26 SNYDER BRANDI ..................... 540.68 SORENSEN JEFF S ................ 61,205.31 SPAHR CHEYENNE M ............... 226.57 SPANGLER BETTY M ........... 29,630.24 SPENCER MARK S. ................. 3,915.00 SPENCER PENNY D ................ 1,090.00 SPRAGUE JEANNE L ................. 210.00 SPURRIER BRENT .................... 166.00 STEARNS SUSAN M ............. 37,741.92 STEINBACH DANA L ............ 23,525.39 STOAKS LINDSAY A ............. 68,138.73 STOVER PERRY E.................... 3,840.00 STREET LINDSAY T................ 4,920.00 STROFACI JORDAN D .......... 21,824.56 STUBER JEFF W ...................... 2,800.00 STUMPFF LINDSAY J ........... 30,361.36 SUITER SYDNEY D ................... 215.69 SWAIN RALPH A ..................... 4,200.00 SWIERCZEK JASON L .......... 30,807.82 TAYLOR CYNTHIA K ............. 8,351.00 TAYLOR WILLIAM J ........... 106,356.73 TEMPLE ANGELA J ................ 8,400.00 THADEN KYLE R ....................... 490.00 THOMAS BRODRIC A ............... 275.50 THOMAS SHELLY J ................... 360.00 THOMPSON TRACY L ............... 340.50 THORNTON WINN A ............ 14,842.23 TORRES KEVIN W ..................... 915.90 TRICKEY WILLIAM E ............ 8,112.00 TRULLINGER EDWARD ...... 54,612.83 TURNER PHILIP A ..................... 763.00 TUSSEY TERESA J ................ 25,727.37 TYLER ALEXIS M ...................... 793.90 UHLENKAMP EMILY A........ 14,827.65 UTLEY RONALD W .............. 43,157.85 VANDERPLUYM ROSEMARY A ........................ 48,780.76 VANPELT PARKER J .................. 668.83 VENES JANE E......................... 4,200.00 VOLNER AMANDA J ................. 308.13 WADDINGHAM DEBBIE I ..... 1,198.50 WAGONER LYNDSIE K ........ 37,608.34 WAIGAND HELEN M ............ 26,525.44 WALKER KATHRYN M ........... 7,805.00 WALLACE JULIE L................ 27,422.18 WALTER DONNA ................. 11,690.00 WALTERSDORF ASHLEY R........ 84.56 WANGBERG TERRY A ............... 820.00 WATERS KLANI R ...................... 971.51 WATKINS STACIA D .................. 154.00 WEAVER MAUREEN A ......... 64,633.25 WEBB SANDRA J .................. 45,672.00 WEESE JERRY D.................... 10,795.00 WERNER MARILYN J ......... 105,193.97 WESTPHAL STEVEN R ........ 31,364.21 WETZEL DARWIN G ............... 4,860.00 WHITE CHERALYN L ........... 24,260.80 WHITE RONALD L ................ 15,777.66 WHITE STEVEN A................... 6,288.53 WHITE SUSAN M .................. 93,528.26 WHITE VALERIE A................ 27,447.15 WIGGINS SETH D ...................... 815.63 WILLIAMS LARRY C ............ 56,568.36 WILLIAMS MICHELE L ............ 600.00 WILSON KESHAWN M .............. 293.63 WIMMER ANNETTE L............ 4,200.00 WINELAND GLENDA LOUISE ........................................ 120.00 WIRES JOEL D ....................... 37,199.36 WOODARD JANYCE L ........... 8,400.00 WORTHINGTON PEGGY J ..... 7,169.92 WUEBKER JANET E ............. 32,127.65 XANDER EMILY A .................. 1,525.00 YEAGER AMANDA K ................ 860.93 YOUNG ALEXANDRA K ........ 1,500.76 YOUNG SHELLY L ..................... 225.00 ZABAWA MARK A .................. 3,080.00 ZHANG XUNTONG ................... 427.76 ZINKULA MATTHEW D ......... 1,968.00 ZUMBACH GALEN R............ 14,608.00

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The number of wins by the Minnesota Twins’ Bartolo Colon in interleague play, tied Colon with Mark Buehrle for the top mark in MLB history.

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Royals bullpen falters again, Cardinals sweep I-70 Series ST. LOUIS (AP) — Dexter Fowler isn’t going to share the advice he received from hitting coach John Mabry before his seventh-inning grand slam on Thursday night.

“We bounced a few ideas off one another,” Fowler said. “It was a healthy conversation. I’ll keep it to myself.”

The mysterious pearls of wisdom helped the St. Louis outfielder cap off a career-high five-RBI night as the Cardinals beat the Kansas City Royals 8-6.

Fowler helped St. Louis tie a season-high with its sixth straight win.

Kansas City has lost four in a row and six of seven.

St. Louis climbed within one game of the firstplace Chicago Cubs in the NL Central.

Fowler broke a 3-3 tie in the seventh inning with h i s 1 5 t h homer of the season.

H e ripped t h e f i r s t Fowler pitch from Neftali Feliz for his third career slam.

“Just looking for something to hit, something to drive,” Fowler said.

Lorenzo Cain had four hits for the Royals, who lost all four games in the four-game, home-andhome set.

Fowler ripped a run-scoring double to trigger a three-run outburst in the sixth inning that helped erase a 3-0 deficit.

“It’s fun, anyone in this lineup can hurt you,” Fowler said. “That’s how you draw it up.”

Fowler’s grand slam came at the perfect time.

“We were having trouble generating much of anything,” St. Louis manager Mike Matheny said.

“We were looking for something – and that was something.”

Trevor Rosenthal recorded four outs to pick up his 10th save in 12 opportunities.

Pinch-hitter Brandon Moss brought the Royals within 7-5 with a tworun, bases-loaded double in the eighth that came within a foot of clearing the wall. Whit Merrifield followed with a sacrifice fly. But Rosenthal got Cain to fly out with the tying run on third.

St. Louis has scored 54 runs during the six-game streak.

Tyler Lyons (1-0) picked up the win in relief of Lance Lynn, who surrendered two earned runs in six innings.

“I gave up a couple more runs than I’d like, but the offense picked me up,” Lynn said.

Mike Minor (5-4) took the loss.

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FINALISTS Chase Shiltz Creston

Football • Ran for 1,537 yards and 26 touchdowns on 197 attempts and 7.8 yards per carry as a senior.

• Had 12 receptions for 158 yards and a touch down.

• Threw for three touchdowns out of the team’s “Tank” formation that utilized Shiltz’s athleticism and the line’s size.

Shiltz • Defensively had 33.5 tackles, and 20 solo tackles.

• Recorded three interceptions and a fumble recovery for a touch down.

• Averaged 43.7 yards per return on five kickoff returns and scored a touchdown.

• Captain as a senior.

• First-team Class 3A all-state pick as a junior and senior.

• Program record holder in rushing yards, 5,329, which is top 25 in 11-man Iowa history, touchdowns scored with 94, which is top 10 in the state, and 582 points scored, 10th in Iowa history. Scored 85 rushing touchdowns, which far surpasses any Panther player. He also threw four career touchdown passes. His 35 touchdowns in 2015 also rank him first in Panther history.

• His 35 rushing touchdowns as a junior was tops in 3A. • Rushed for 100-plus yards in 25 of his 34 varsity games and 200 yards 10 times.

•Member of 2014 team that went to the UNI Dome for the first time in program history.

Wrestling • State champion at 182 pounds.

• Finished his final season 58-0 and notably won the Kansas City Stampede Tournament in his class.

• Four-year record of 189-7 and pinned 119 opponents. His win total is the highest in school history.

• Won individual state titles each of his last three seasons.

• Member of three consecutive Hawkeye 10 title teams his freshman through junior years.

• Member of state traditional team championship squad in junior season, and runner-up squad as a sophomore.

• Selected as the Des Moines Register’s 2017 all-Iowa wrestling team as the pick at 182 pounds.

• Won class at John J. Harris tournament four consecutive years.

• One of three Panther wrestlers to win at least three individual state titles.

• Runner-up at state as a freshman.

• Was an first-team all-conference player for the Panther baseball team as a junior and a consistent starting pitcher for the Panthers his first three years of high school before forgoing the sport as a senior.

• Ran track his junior year and played soccer as a freshman and sophomore.

• Is attending Northwest Missouri State, where he will play football for the two-time defending national champion Bearcats team with Creston classmates Kadon Hulett and Cody Tanner.

Driskell moves on in Drive, Chip and Putt.

Contributed photo by Greg Driskell

Last Sunday, Rylie Driskell of Creston made it through state of Iowa qualifying at Warrior Run Golf Course in Norwalk to advance to the regional Drive, Chip and Putt competition at Interlachen Country Club in Minneapolis on Sept. 30. The winner there will compete in the national competition that will take place during the Masters next April at Augusta National Golf Course in Augusta, Ga.

Sydnee Redman Clarke

Basketball • Scored 7.5 points per game as a senior.

• Hit 30 three-pointers.

• 34 assists and 41 steals.

• 4.5 rebounds per game.

• Three-year letterwinner.

• Shot 15-for-32, 46 percent, from beyond the arc as Redman a junior.

• Academic all-state.

Tennis • State-qualifier, where she won a match as a senior doubles stand out as part of a 17-3 season.

• 2017 doubles champion at Knoxville with Sydney Sickels • 2017 district doubles champion with Sickels • Two-time South Central Conference doubles champion with Sickels.

• 51-28 as a doubles player in her career.

• 68 career wins place her ninth on Clarke’s program wins list.

• Was first Clarke state-qualifier since 2013.

Softball • First-team Class 3A all-state selection as a senior.

• First-team all-South Central Conference • Hit .388 with a team-high 44 RBIs. RBI total was second-best in conference.

• Hit 18 doubles and three home runs.

• Owned a .442 on base percentage and .621 slugging percentage with 22 runs scored.

• Posted a .963 fielding percentage with only five errors.

• Owned an 8-2 record pitching with a 3.15 ERA. • Was starter on state championship-winning 2014 Indians team.

• Second-team all-state as a junior.

• Played varsity all five years (primarily pinch-runner as eighth-grader).

• Second-team all-SCC as a sophomore.

• All-district as a junior and senior.

• All-POI first team unanimous pick as a senior.

• Played on three state-qualifying teams each of her last three seasons.

• All-state honorable mention senior year.

Trubisky shines for Bears in preseason loss to Broncos CHICAGO (AP) — Mitch Trubisky threw for 166 yards and led three scoring drives after Mike Glennon struggled for Chicago, before the Denver Broncos scored two long touchdowns in the closing minutes to beat the Bears 24-17 in the preseason opener on Thursday night.

Though the Bears have insisted Glennon is their starter, Trubisky just might have created a quarterback controversy. Denver’s Trevor Siemian did nothing to hurt his standing as the leader for the starting quarterback job, while Paxton Lynch did little to close any ground.

Third-stringer Kyle Sloter threw a 47yard touchdown pass to Isaiah McKenzie with about six minutes left in the game, and De’Angelo Henderson ran for a 41-yard score with just under two minutes remaining to put the Broncos on top 24-17.

But the biggest development in this game was Trubisky showing exactly why general manager Ryan Pace traded up a spot with San Francisco to draft him with the No. 2

overall pick. The North Carolina product completed 18 of 25 passes in his first pro appearance after making just 13 college starts.

Trubisky replaced veteran Mark Sanchez late in the second quarter and completed his first 10 passes while leading Chicago to touchdowns on his first two possessions and a field goal o n t h e next one.

That gave t h e Trubisky Bears a 17-10 lead.

Glennon had a rough time in his first appearance for Chicago.

Signed to a threeyear contract after the Bears parted with Jay Cutler, he was 2 of 8 for 20 yards with a zero QB rating. Chris Harris Jr. intercepted an overthrown pass on the game’s third play from scrimmage and returned it 50 yards for a touchdown.

Things didn’t get much better for Chicago’s offense until Trubisky came in with 1:55 left in the half. He completed four pass-

es on a 50-yard drive, connecting with Victor Cruz from the 2 to cut it to 10-7 with 13 seconds left. Trubisky then led Chicago on a 75-yard drive early in the third, going 5 for 5 for 50 yards before Benny Cunningham ran it in from the 1 to give Chicago a 14-10 lead.

Siemian — a surprise successor to Peyton Manning last season — completed 6 of 7 passes for 51 yards and led a field-goal drive. Lynch came on early in the second quarter and was 6 for 9 for 42 yards.

INJURY UPDATE Broncos: The Broncos held out five-time Pro Bowl linebacker Von Miller and were missing S T.J. Ward (hamstring), LB Todd Davis (shoulder), C Matt Paradis (hip) and RB Jamaal Charles (knee). ... DE Billy Winn left the field on a cart late in the first quarter with a right knee injury. He was at the bottom of the scrum following a Chicago running play and stayed down for several minutes while medical personnel evaluated him.

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a two-run triple in the fifth.

“We’ve been swinging the bats pretty well,” Royals manager Ned Yost said.

“Now, we need to get our bullpen on track. It’s kind of a bullpen slump.”

Kansas City starter Jason Hammel gave up two earned runs and three hits over fiveplus innings. He has allowed three earned runs or less in each of his last seven starts.

“Long at-bats, long innings, the pitch count kind of got up there,” Hammel said. “Overall, I felt it was a pretty good night.”

Cain tied a career high with his four hits. He has 15 hits in his last 29 plate appearances.

“I’m just doing what I can to get on base with these guys behind me,” Cain said.

“That’s my mindset.”

GRAND SLAM UP The Cardinals recorded grand slams in back-to-back games for the first time since Aug. 31-Sept. 1, 2011.

Yadier Molina hit a slam in Wednesday’s 8-5 win.

Jake Westbrook and Albert Pujols did the trick in 2011.

LOST KITTY The rally cat has apparently disappeared.

The feline ran onto the field in the sixth inning of the Cardinals’ 8-5 win over Kansas City on Wednesday night.

Molina hit a grand slam on the very next pitch after

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the delay.

The kitten was taken off the field by a member of the Cardinals grounds crew, who set the animal outside the stadium. The cat was picked up by a female fan, who intended to adopt it and take it home. But the cat jumped from her grasp a couple of blocks from the stadium and has not been seen since.

EXTRA TOUGH ESCOBAR Kansas City INF Alcides Escobar made his 285th consecutive start on Thursday.

It is the longest streak by a shortstop since Baltimore’s Cal Ripken Jr. started a record 2,216 consecutive games from 1982-1996.

TRAINER’S ROOM Royals: RHP Trevor Cahill was placed on the 10-day disabled list with right shoulder soreness. RHP Kevin McCarthy has been called up from Triple-A Omaha.

McCarthy is 1-0 with a 2.14 ERA in 16 appearances over two stints with Kansas City this season.

UP NEXT Royals: LHP Danny Duffy (7-7, 3.48) will face RHP Reynaldo Lopez (00, 0.00) in the first of a three-game series against the White Sox on Friday in Chicago. Duffy is 0-2 with an 11.17 ERA in two starts against Chicago this season.

Cardinals: RHP Adam Wainwright (11-5, 5.00) takes on RHP Mike Foltynewicz (10-6, 3.94) in the opener of a three-game set against Atlanta in St. Louis on Friday.

NCAA adopts sexual violence policy emphasizing education NCAA member schools will be required to provide yearly sexual violence education for all college athletes, coaches and athletics administrators under a policy announced Thursday by the organization’s board of governors.

Campus leaders such as athletic directors, school presidents and Title IX coordinators will be required to attest that athletes, coaches and administrators have been educated on sexual violence.

The policy was adopted from a recommendation made by the Commission to Combat Campus Sexual Violence, which was created by the board last year in response to several high-profile cases involving sexual assaults and athletic departments, including the scandal at Baylor.

The policy also requires campus leaders to declare that athletic departments are knowledgeable and compliant with school policies on sexual violence prevention, adjudication and resolution.

Brenda Tracy, a rape survivor and activist who speaks to college teams across the country about sexual violence , is a member of the commission. She has called for the NCAA to ban athletes with a history of sexual violence. While this policy falls far short of that, Tracy said she was encouraged.

“It’s not banning violent athletes, but it’s a positive policy that’s going to have a big impact on our campuses,” Tracy said in a phone interview from Amherst, Massachusetts, where she was spending the day speaking to the UMass football and basketball teams.

The announcement from the NCAA came just one day after Youngstown State decided a football player who served jail time for a rape committed while he was in high school will not be allowed to play in games this season. Ma’Lik Richmond , who served about 10 months in a juvenile lockup after being convicted with another Steubenville High School football player of raping a 16-year-old girl in 2012, walked on at Youngstown State earlier this year. He will be allowed to practice and participate in other team activities.

Tracy has promoted a petition urging Youngstown State to not allow Richmond to play.

“I think that playing sports and playing NCAA sports is a privilege. It is not a right,” Tracy said. “If we’re going to be placing student-athletes in that position of power and influence - to drive narrative, to drive conversation, to affect culture - then behavior matters. Right now, I feel like Youngstown is sending the message that violence against women, rape all of these things are OK. It doesn’t affect your ability to play sports.”

A move toward an NCAA policy on sexual violence was given momentum by numerous issues involving athletes and athletic departments in recent years. Perhaps the most high-profile example is Baylor, where an investigation found that allegations of sexual assault, some against football players, were mishandled by school leaders.

Two years ago, the Southeastern Conference barred schools from accepting transferswho had been dismissed from another school for serious misconduct, defined as sexual assault, domestic violence or other forms of sexual violence.

Indiana announced in April that it would no longer accept any prospective student-athlete who has been convicted of or pleaded guilty or no contest to a felony involving sexual violence. In July, the athletic director at the University of Illinois said the school was working on a similar policy.

Tracy said the NCAA has not ruled out implementing a policy like Indiana’s.

“The fact that’s still on the table, we’re still having discussions about that, we’re still going to keep working moving forward, gives me a lot of hope,” she said.

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Sunday, Aug. 20- 11:00AM Creston, IA. Appliances, Kitchenware, Furniture, Antiques, Collectibles, Guns, Coins, Tools, Pressure Washer for Melvin and Louise Stauffer Estate. Auctioneer: Todd Crill.

Saturday, Aug. 26- 10:00AM Creston, IA. Toys, Tools, Shop Items, Acreage Equipment, Modern Furniture & Household Goods, Antiques & Collectibles for Bill Young (Lenox) and the Jim Paxton Estate (from Prescott). Auctioneers: Darwin West, Tom Frey, Brandon Frey, Pete Myers.

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Sunday, Aug. 27- 1:00PM Creston, IA. Upcoming Coin Consignment Auction.

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Monday, Sept. 25- 10:00AM Creston, IA. Annual Fall Farm Machinery, Vehicles and Livestock Equipment Consignment Auction. Auctioneers: Darwin West, Tom Frey, Brandon Frey.

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Creston News Advertiser | Friday, August 11, 2017

CNA photos by CARTER ECKL

Yards of the month: Pictured, ABOVE, is the front and side yards of 316 Russell St.

in Creston, which was named one of three winners of the Image Enhancement Committee July yards of the month. Pictured, TOP RIGHT, is the front yard of 904 E. Howard St. in Creston, which was named one of three winners of the Image Enhancement Committee July yards of the month.

Pictured, BOTTOM RIGHT, is the backyard of 1100 N. Sycamore St. in Creston, which was named one of three winners of the Image Enhancement Committee July yards of the month.

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all credit the Iowa State Fair with helping to shape their exceptional character. We’re pleased to recognize their accomplishments.�

This year’s three winners will receive their awards during the Iowa State Fair.

Each will be presented a certificate of recognition by Gov. Kim Reynolds 7 p.m.

Saturday, Aug. 12, on the Anne and Bill Riley Stage.

Iowa College Aid will also exhibit in the Varied Industries Building at the fair.

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Residents can vote on Iowa license plate designs DES MOINES (AP) — After nearly 20 years, Iowa’s standard license plate will get a new design, and residents can vote on which of three options they like best.

Gov. Kim Reynolds unveiled three potential designs Thursday at the state

fair. Department of Transportation graphic artists created the new designs, which are now up for a vote by fairgoers and others online.

All three options feature a bold color strip across the top, with “Iowa� written in capital letters. Two

designs show rural scenes and one features a version of the eagle from the state flag.

When a new design is selected, it will be available sometime in 2018, replacing the blue and white design that has been in use since 1998.

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