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Preliminary city logo design makes debut

By AMY HANSEN

OST news editor ahansen@osceolaiowa.com

What makes a good logo?

Does it have simplicity? Is it unique?

Adaptable? Timeless? Is it appropriate toward its subject?

Osceola City Council hopes the new city logo will encompass all of those aspects as it forges ahead with finding the right design.

During a July 15 city council meeting, Ty Wheeler, city administrator/clerk, debuted a preliminary city logo to the council.

“What we’ve got here is the product of the subcommittee’s work, which, for the most part, identifies what we felt was one of the features that we have as we continue to work toward the future, which is our location. And, thus, the map and the pin,” Wheeler said.

New design For the past couple of months, there has been a public initiative to develop a new logo for the city of Osceola.

It will be a new branding that will go on signage, letterheads, shirts, vehicles and more. The purpose is to have consistency in a logo, rather than the many various images

that are being used by the city’s entities.

Wheeler said he wanted the city council to eventually adopt the logo officially because it will legitimize the usage of it for city staff.

Public input There was a general consensus among the councilmen that they weren’t ready to officially approve the logo during the meeting because they still wanted to hear comments from the public.

“Yes, we need to have some type of — something in front of the council. I don’t think we’re quite ready for that (official approval) yet,” said Councilman Dave Walkup. “I think we’re ready to go and get all the different types of input from our community. I know I’m not ready to approve it.”

Wheeler said the new logo will officially be city property once it’s finalized.

“I would agree, then, that we’re acquiring city property. It would be certainly in our interest to see what the city thinks of it,” said Councilman Dr. George Fotiadis.

The effort to develop a new logo has been a months long effort of various citizens in Contributed photo

Please see These are the large and small versions of the preliminary design of Osceola’s new city LOGO, Page 4 logo.

Getting a shot Earley to be video journalist stringer for Osceola Sentinel-Tribune

By AMY HANSEN

OST news editor • ahansen@osceolaiowa.com

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Fun sendoff: Eric Zoske, left, watches as Clarke softball players, from left, Kennedy Crees, Sara Andrew, Hannah Moore,

Ally Deutsch and Sydnee Redman compete in a hula hoop contest at the team’s sendoff for the State Softball Tournament on Friday. The softball players had to hula hoop while trying to open and eat a popsicle. Moore, an eighth-grader, won the contest.

When Jordan Earley was young, his mother gave him a camera to take pictures with. His interest in moving pictures skyrocketed from there.

“That’s how it started,” Earley said. “I would always take pictures of anything and everything around my house, my neighbor’s house, even if I didn’t know them.

And, I would try the little video thing that was on the camera.”

Later on, Earley decided he wanted to produce real videos and write skits.

“But, they weren’t even actual videos. They were just my friends and me hurting each other for fun,” Earley said while smiling.

Last November, Earley, 17, did a job shadow with the Osceola Sentinel-Tribune.

He asked if he could bring his video camera to cover an event in Murray.

Earley’s video was published on the newspaper’s website, and every few months he would attend more news events to cover in Clarke County for his video journalism.

This led to Earley being officially asked to be a video journalist stringer for the Osceola Sentinel-Tribune.

How he sees it With video journalism, Earley said he enjoys recording events the way he sees it, and allowing other people to see it that way, too.

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Fair royalty: The winners of the 2014 Clarke County Fair royalty gather together during a coronation ceremony at Clarke

County Fairgrounds Tuesday, July 15. Pictured, back row, from left, are Carter Cooley (Clarke County Fair Queen runner-up), and Ashley Jackson (Clarke County Fair Queen). Front row are Hunter Parmer (Clarke County Fair prince), and Mikayla Bundridge (Clarke County Fair princess).

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FOR THE RECORD

Hormel Foods donation helps fight hunger in Osceola Osceola Foods, the local manufacturing plant owned by Hormel Foods Corporation, recently donated $7,000 to the Osceola Food Bank and $3,000 to the Food Bank of Iowa for the local elementary school backpack program.

The backpack program is designed to lessen the consequence of chronic childhood hunger by providing a sack of kid-friendly foods to low-income elementary school children on weekends when they do not have access to the federal free and reduced-price meal program.

“We are thrilled to partner with the Osceola Food Bank and the Food Bank of Iowa to contribute to their efforts to feed those in need in our area,” said Clint D. Walters, plant manager of Osceola Foods. “Our employees and the company are excited to continue fighting hunger in our community.”

For the fourth consecutive year, Hormel Foods is giving funds to U.S. manufacturing facilities to share with nonprofits in their respective communities to fight hunger. In 2013, Hormel Foods donated $220,000

to local hunger relief organizations in more than 20 U.S. communities where it has manufacturing facilities. In 2014, the company will provide 39 plant locations with funds to help local organizations fight the hunger needs specific to each community.

“Hormel Foods has been able to help our plants relieve hunger in their local communities for the past three years,” said Julie H. Craven, vice president of corporate communications at Hormel Foods. “Because of the success we’ve had with this program, and as part of our ongoing com-

mitment to helping fight hunger in the areas where we live and work, we are further expanding these donations to a total of 39 locations.”

Hormel Foods is helping those in need both in the United States and internationally through its On Our Way to Ending Hunger program. The company collaborates with retailers, nonprofits and the government on hunger relief efforts; nourishes the hungry in the U.S. and abroad; and motivates individuals and corporate partners to take action to fight hunger.

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STATE PATROL REPORT No citations were issued after an accident 9:15 a.m.

July 13 on Highway 34, one mile east of Woodburn.

According to an Iowa State Patrol report, Monico Francis Requena, 69, of Cayo (unknown state), driving a 2011 Outlander east on Highway 34, crossed the center line, left the road and entered the north ditch. The vehicle continued east in the ditch and re-entered Highway 34 where it came to a stop in the right lane.

Requena was transported to Clarke County Hospital with a nonincapacitating injury status. Passenger Keemara Shatesa McClendon, 20, was also transported

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to Clarke County Hospital with an incapacitating injury status. Passenger Kayla McClendon, 20, was transported by air ambulance to Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines with an incapacitating injury status.

Damage estimate was $8,000.

—————— No citations were issued after an accident 1:36 a.m.

July 12 on Interstate 35 near mile marker 37.

According to an Iowa State Patrol report, Ivan Sou Vang, 54, of Brooklyn Park, Minn., driving a 2004 MDX south on Interstate 35, struck a deer.

Damage estimate is $10,000.

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OBITUARIES

OSCEOLA SENTINEL-TRIBUNE

John Miller Osceola

John Raymond Miller (Rooney) was born April 1, 1940 to Franc e s D e a n Miller a n d M a r garet L u c i l l e Miller (Cameron) Miller in Clearfield Iowa. He attended school in Clearfield. He drove a truck for his uncle until he married Gale Mae (Fearnot) in 1960.

D. Roger Gilbert Osceola

D. Roger Gilbert (65) Osceola, Ia A good man died on July 1 8 t h , 2014. A humble man who had no idea how m a n y people’s lives he Gilbert touched.

Not rich by the world’s standard, but so rich in family’s love and friends.

David Roger Gilbert, known as Roger to all, was born March 13, 1949 in Leon, Iowa, to Mildred Brenizer Gilbert and Arthur Gilbert.

He was married on July 18, 1970, to Gerry Hays.

Together they established a loving home where all were welcome. Throughout their life together many relatives and friends

They were married in the Baptist Church in Bedford, IA. He worked for a famer for four years, then went to work for a W.R. Grace in Creston. He managed the Depot until it was closed. He then moved to Osceola, IA in August of 1977. He worked for Jimmy Dean Meat Co. for 10 years until he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and was no longer able to work.

To this union two children were born, Pamela Kaye (Miller) Stroup and Marvin Kent Miller.

John enjoyed fishing hunting, camping, and

most of all dancing.

He loved his family and loved to be around all of his family. When his daughter was too ill to care for her 2 children, he and his wife started over raising their grandchildren.

He loved his little great grandchildren and was so happy to see them whenever they were visiting.

John truly was a family man. He loved when all of the brothers and sisters came together or even if it was just one at a time.

He was preceded in death by his parents, stepparents, grandparents and in-laws, his daughter Pa-

mela and his sister Violet Campbell.

He is survived by his wife of 53 years Gale, son Marvin (Terra), granddaughters Sasha (Ben) Campbell, Sunshine (Stroup) Radcliffe, Hannah Miller, grandsons Travis Stroup and Jared Coverdale, great grandchildren Savannah and Jaelynn Campbell.

Brothers Larry (Sandy) Miller, Randy (Deb) Miller, Dennis (Lee) Lovejoy, Michael (Virginia) Lovejoy. Sisters Dixie (Bob) Kitchen, Sheryl (John) Killins, Sandy (Larry) Miller and many loving nieces, nephews, and friends.

of theirs and their children were guests in their home.

Everyone was considered family, the door was always open.

Roger was well known through the area as an excellent horseman. Any number of other ranchers would bring wounded or ill horses for him to work on. His passion, after his devotion to his family, was to his horses. He took pride in the establishment of Gilbert Quarter Horses/ Lone Oak Stables.

Roger ran several businesses in Clarke County, Gilbert Welding, which he operated for over 15 years. He also had a used car business. All of this was carried on along with his horse and farming operation.

One example of the love his children was the gift of a yellow and white ‘57 Chevy. The car of his youth. Even during his illness he loved to drive it to town for people to admire and appreciate.

Roger is survived by the love of his life, Gerry Gilbert. He and Gerry are the proud parents of five children, two sons and three daughters as well as a very special foster son: Michael (Stephanie) Gilbert, Gregory (Susan) Gilbert, Diane Gilbert Carney (Dave Carney) all of Osceola, Lori Gilbert of Granger, Beth (Jeff) Kurth of Osceola and Brian Rubendall of Madrid.

Roger always considered his grandchildren to be a special blessing from God. He always enjoyed spending time with them.

Their grandchildren are Hayley and Paige Gilbert, Gregory Jr. and Savannah Gilbert, Taylor and Jace Gilbert, Layla Carney, Joshlynn and David Owen Clark, Stevie and Elliana Kurth, Janae, Rylan and Koltyn Rubendall.

Roger was the seventh of eight children. He is survived by sisters Sharon Phipps and Marlene McCaulley, brothers Duane

(Margaret) Gilbert, Larry (Julie) Gilbert, Steve (Rose) Gilbert and David (Sheryl) Gilbert. He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters Joyce Gilbert Dornack and Barbara Gilbert Meislahn and three brother-in-laws Benny McCaulley, Al Meislahn, and Dick Phillips.

A special thanks to family, friends and Hospice of Central Iowa for their care and support. Arrangements for service will be made by Kale Funeral Home of Osceola, Ia. Visitation at Kale will be from 5 to 7 pm on Tuesday, July 22nd. Services will be Wednesday, July 23rd at 10:30am at Kale Funeral Home. Interment will be at Hopeville (IA) Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be directed to his family for a fitting tribute to be decided at a later date.

Online condolences may be directed to the family at www.kalefuneralhome. com.

CLUB NEWS CARSPA met 9:30 a.m.

Monday, July 14, at Osceola Senior Citizens’ Center with 17 members present and Dotti Van Werden presiding.

Van Werden gave the group a “jump start” with a story about a couple and their curious cat.

Brian Evans, chief executive officer of Clarke CounPRINTED WITH

ty Hospital (CCH), was the guest speaker. Evans has been with CCH since 2005 and has helped to carry out their mission statement: “Deliver excellent, compassionate, and personalized health care for the people of South Central Iowa.”

Evans spoke about the recent innovations and new

services available. CCH received the National Rural Health Association, “2014 TOP 20 Critical Access Hospital” awards. People should be watching for the hospital’s new logo.

Jeri Lytton reminded members to turn in their volunteer hours at the August meeting.

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THURSDAY • JULY 24, 2014

Frances Smith Leon

Frances A. (Pett) Smith, 76, died July 9, 2014.

Funeral services were 2 p.m. Saturday, July 19, Smith at SladeO’Donnell Funeral Home in Leon. Elder Jon Barney officiated.

Burial was in Decatur Cemetery in Decatur. Memorials may be given to Restoration Church in Oak Grove, Mo. Frances A. (Pett) Smith, daughter of Ollie Almeda (Bamford) and Robert Ellis Pett, was born May 11, 1938, in Woodbine.

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On July 21, 1956, Frances married James L. Smith in Iowa.

Frances was active in the Restored Church of Jesus Christ, where she played piano and organ.

Frances retired from Blue Cross of Iowa.

Frances is survived by her son Norman Smith of Wildomar, Calif.; daughter Nancy (husband Larry) Green of Independence, Mo.; grandsons, Corey and Thomas Smith; sister Ruth (husband Don) McGahuey of Leon; brother LaVerne (wife Mary) Pett of Osceola; sister-in-law Wildon Lou Pett of Osceola; many nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends.

Frances was preceded in death by her parents, husband, brother Kenneth Pett and nephew Mike Pett.

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CHALLENGE GRANT OPPORTUNITY! Iowa Main Street communities, including Osceola, are eligible for the Main Street Challenge Grant funds. Eligible projects must be within our downtown project area and only members of Osceola Chamber Main Street are eligible to apply. Only Osceola Chamber Main Street may submit applications on behalf of local projects, properties and businesses. Awards will be dispersed to chosen beneficiaries by Osceola Chamber Main Street. Projects that will be considered can include building rehabilitations, facade improvements, new construction, or reuse projects. Plans will be locally judged on preservation standards, architectural significance, ability to be completed within the time frame, ability to secure a dollar for dollar match, and impact on the community. These projects will need to follow the Iowa GreenStreets standards.

Note: If a property is listed or deemed eligible for the National Register of Historic Places or part of a National Register District, the Secretary of Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation must be followed.

The maximum dollar amount to be awarded will be $75,000 with a minimum award of $15,000 per project. A 100-percent, dollar-for-dollar, cash match is required. Other federal or state grant program awards may NOT be used to satisfy the cash match for the project/property. Osceola Chamber Main Street may apply on behalf of one project/property. The match requirement may include necessary project costs for professional service, i.e. architectural or engineering studies.

If this is part of an on-going project, no money already expended can be counted as match.

Osceola Chamber Main Street is looking for a worthy project in our downtown districts. Interested parties should contact the OCMS office at 641-342-4200 for details. A one-page summary of the project should be presented to OCMS by Friday, August 1st.

From these nominations, one will be selected by a committee of the OCMS Board of Directors.

A finalist will be chosen based on meeting the above standards the best. Once chosen OCMS will work with the finalist to submit a full proposal and application to the Iowa Department of Economic Development by September 4, 2014. Please note: No deadline extensions can or will be allowed in this year’s nomination process, and Osceola is not guaranteed funding in this round of the program.

If you have questions on what type of projects are eligible or about OCMS membership, please call Derek at 342-4200.

BACK-TO-SCHOOL

Clarke Schools Registration Information Preschool - 12 student registration New families may also packets are to be PICKED UP at pick up a blank packet Central Office or download and print 802 N Jackson, Osceola paperwork @ July 28 - August 1 www.clarke.k12.ia.us (8:00 AM - 4:30 PM) All families bring completed registration packets MONDAY - AUGUST 4TH Clarke High School Cafeteria • 9:00 am - 7:00 pm Enter High School through Entry 32 (Auditorium doors)

BOOK FEES are due and payable at registration. $60 per student, $150 family maximum.

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION POLICY It is the policy of the Clarke Community School District not to discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, gender, disability, religion, age, political party affiliation, socioeconomic status, or actual or potential parental, family or marital status, physical attributes, physical or mental ability or disability, or ancestry in its programs, activities, or employment practices as required by the Iowa Code sections 216.9 and 256.10(2), Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (42 U.S.C. § 2000d and 2000e), the Equal Pay Act of 1973, (29 U.S.C. § 206, et seq.), Title IX (Educational Amendments, 20 U.S.C.§§ 1681 – 1688), Section 504 (Rehabilitation Act of 1973, 29 U.S.C. § 794), and the Americans with Disabilities Act (42 U.S.C § 12101, et seq.). If you have questions or grievances related to compliance with this policy by the Clarke Community School District, please contact Superintendent Steve Seid, Clarke Community Schools, 802 N Jackson, Osceola, IA 50213, telephone number 641-342-4969; or the Director of the Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, Citigroup Center, 500 W. Madison Street, Suite 1475, Chicago, IL 60661, telephone number 312-730-1560, fax 312-730-1576, e-mail: OCR.Chicago@ed.gov.

InformaciÓn de Inscripciones Escuelas Clarke RECOGER paquetes de Nuevas familias inscripciones para estudiantes de también pueden recoger un preescolar al grado 12 en paquete en blano o usar la Oficina Central en computadora e imprimir el 802 N Jackson, Osceola papeleo en Julio 28 - Agosto 1 www.clarke.k12.ia.us (8:00 AM - 4:30 PM) Todas las familias traigan los paquetes de inscripciÓn completo para inscripciones el LUNES - 4 DE AGOSTO En la Cafetería de Clarke High School 9:00 am - 7:00 pm Entre a la High School por la entrada 32 (puertas del Auditorium) SI NECESITA AYUDA LLENANDO PAPELES EN INGLES HABRA INTERPRETES DISPONIBLELS DURANTE INSCRIPCIONES COBRO DE LIBROS es pagable en inscripciones. $60 por estudiantes, $150 máximo por familia.

POLIZA DE ACCION AFIRMATIVA Es una póliza del Distrito Escolar Comunitario Clarke el NO discriminar basado en raza, credo, color, sexo, orientación sexual, identidad de sexo, origen nacional, disabilidad, religión, edad, afiliación política, estado socioeconóómico, o actual o potencial estado parental, familiar o estado marital, atributos fisicos, disabilidad mental o física, o ancestros y sus programas, actividades, o prácticas de empleo como se requiere en las secciones del Iowa Code sections 216.9 y 256.10(2), Titles VI y VII El Acto Civil de Derechos 1964 (42 U.S.C. § 2000d y 2000e), el Equal Pay Act de 1973, (29 U.S.C. § 206, et seq.), Title IX (Educational Amendments, 20 U.S.C.§§ 1681 – 1688), Section 504 (Rehabilitation Act of 1973, 29 U.S.C. § 794), y el Acto de Americanos con Disabilidades (42 U.S.C § 12101, et seq.). Si usted tiene alguna pregunta relacionada con el seguimiento de esta póliza por el Distrito Escolar Comunitario Clarke, por favor contacte al Superintendente Steve Seid, Clarke Community Schools, 802 N Jackson, Osceola, IA 50213, número de telééfono 641-342-4969; o al Director de la Oficina de Derechos Civiles, U.S. Departmento de Educación, Citigroup Center, 500 W. Madison Street, Suite 1475, Chicago, IL 60661, número de teléfono 312-730-1560, fax 312-730-1576, e-mail: OCR.Chicago@ed.gov.

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THURSDAY • JULY 24, 2014

EDITORIAL/NEWS

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Thank you to Osceola

By Ed Stoll

Osceola Police Department

This letter is to make everyone aware of what I am doing and to express my appreciation to the people of this community.

I have worked as a police officer for 22 years and am now eligible to draw on my pension. I am going to put my commercial driver’s license back to work by delivering trucks to dealers and customers across the United States.

As I write this, I am feeling mixed emotions. I am very excited about the opportunity to travel and see the country again, but I also feel other emotions about leaving a job I love and serving a community I love.

Over the years, I have met a ton of fabulous people here. Some I have gotten to know very well and others a more casual acquaintance.

Thanks to all of you for the support over the years and I hope I have

been a positive influence in the lives of some of you.

It is especially gratifying when in the course of duty an officer is able to truly help his fellow human being.

I wouldn’t trade my time as a police officer here for any other occupation there is.

I have been fortunate to receive tremendous support from the citizens here, the local government officials and my supervisors past and present.

I especially want to thank all the great people I have worked with over the years. This includes fellow officers, deputies, dispatchers, prosecutors, court personnel, various city staff and many more.

As I have told many people I am not retiring (I am still useful), this is simply a career change. I intend to stay informed about community issues and be a productive member of society.

Once again thank you and it has been my pleasure to serve.

Murray’s infrastructure

By Scott M. Thomas Murray

The town of Murray, Iowa, is at a financial crisis due to the lack of infrastructure repair in the town.

The city leaders have no short term or long term plan for the capital cost to repair and should be held accountable by the county supervisors.

I ask you as supervisors to get involved because our taxes are affected through the county first and redistrib-

BACK IN TIME Soap box derby

By Marie White

Clarke County Historical Society

Not all new spectator thrills came from television. A newly formed Soap Box Derby club formed in Osceola in 1951 was equal to about anything seen for quite a while.

Osceola Soap Box Derby attracted an increasingly large number of entries and audiences. The races took place two blocks east of the square on Jones Hill on South Adams Street between Washington and Jefferson streets. The city would block off South Adams Street in the winter months as it was commonly used for coasting, and in the summer for soap box derby races. The hill was so named Jones Hill as Osceola attorney E. K. Jones residence was on the northwest corner of South Adams and East Jefferson streets.

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uted to the city core.

The current streets are out of control. (The) city sewer is in dire straights, retention lagoon and supply water and members of the council have stated emergency fire hydrants near homes are not working.

Please get involved to address these issues.

Continued from Page 1 You may contact me or any other town resident about the concerns.

Osceola, not just the city council.

This community deserves much A public hearing on the logo is more. scheduled for Aug. 19.

That date would also allow the winner in the Tuesday, Aug. 5, special election for the open atlarge council seat to have input.

Written comments on the logo are also welcome for the public realize she stands for fairness and hearing. justice. She listens to concerns of “We want comments,” Walkcitizens. She did her homework in up said. “We want to see what preparing for city council meetings. people think.”

She has an eye on the future as indiJust so people know, the decated by her support of the Osceola sign of the second “o” in Osceola Comprehensive Plan. referencing a GPS or navigator We are fortunate to have a mothicon. er of young children who is willing Two of the same and able to volunteer her time in The new logo is actually two service to our city. different versions that are essenPlease join me in supporting Sartially the same design. There’s a ah Truitt in the special election for large version of the logo, as well city council to be held on Tuesday, as a smaller one.

Aug. 5. Voting is either on election “The problem, as I’ve menday or by absentee ballot through tioned in the past, is when we’ve the office of the county auditor. had more room, we end up with

Osceola

For almost three years, our city benefited from the leadership and representation of Sarah Truitt.

During her past service on the city council, she represented the second ward. Sarah brought a fresh voice and perspective to local government.

Now, Sarah is volunteering again.

She wants to bring her experience back to the city council. She is running for the at-large position in the special election.

When talking to Sarah, you soon

the derby events were Ralph Siefkas, Don Hickman, Ray Kerns, Henry Peterson, Gene Saddoris, James Depperman and David Gorman.

Time trials for the weekly races started at 6:30 p.m. on Fridays, and races got under way at 7 p.m. Each driver had a look of determination as they sped their rolling soap boxes down the hill on everything from baby buggy under couplings to bicycle wheels. Although traffic was blocked out during official time trials several of the racers scored near misses when practicing during periods when they were not supervised, sometimes after dark. No serious accidents were reported for the season.

Interest was high in the races and entries swelled. Races got underway without too much delay. Each of the heat winners competed in the feature race at the end of the season.

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races were eligible. The derby champion would be crowned when all the feature race winners competed for the championship title.

The races had all the trappings of the real thing. Interested parents did the officiating, handled the public address system and provided protection from traffic.

The crowning of the Aug. 1951 championship Soap Box Derby season with first place in the sweepstakes to Donna Hickman, second place winner John Ewoldsen, with Lonnie Mongar, third. Jr. McLaughlin placed fourth; Larry Reed, fifth; and Jack Fowler sixth.

Lewis Chevrolet donated its 4th of July parade prize money to the derby committee for expenses. The parade entry featured a company car pulling all of the Osceola Soap Box racers.

The racing season ended when school started.

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one version of Warrior Osceola and when we had to pair it down, we’ve got another version,” Wheeler said. “Then, a few years ago, the feather showed up and now, it’s a mish mash of various generations of Warrior Osceola, and then the feather and then the feather became artistic — scribble. It just lacks a sense of consistency.”

Basically, when previous Osceola logos needed to be smaller, they didn’t have the right size or dimensions, and something different had to be used.

“It really depends on the size of the space in which we’re printing,” Wheeler said. “Say, for example, you’ve got a business card, you might not have graphically enough space to print something of this (big) size and have it show up clear. You might want to instead pair it down to something that maybe leaves out the graphics and background

Share your thoughts?

What do you think of the preliminary logo design for the city of Osceola? Do you love it? Dislike it? Think it’s fine as it is?

People will have an opportunity to share their thoughts during a public hearing on the logo during a Tuesday, Aug. 19, city council meeting. If you can’t be at the meeting, written comments are also welcome. and (have) just the main Osceola part. On the other hand, if you’ve got a vehicle or city letterhead, it would be more appropriate for the full picture.”

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Proclamation honor: Mayor Fred Diehl, center, presents the Water and Wastewater Workers of Iowa

Week proclamation to officials with Osceola Wastewater during a Tuesday, July 15, Osceola City Council meeting. Diehl read the proclamation, “Whereas the state of Iowa surface and groundwaters are a treasured natural the fourth overall in crossbred market hog at the 2014 World Pork Expo. Jacobson resource, and whereas the water and wastewater workforce of Iowa have dedicated themselves to applying was also the champion novice showman at the expo. The World Pork Expo was environmental science, to enhance drinking and recreational waters of Iowa, and whereas their applied environJune 4-7 in Des Moines at the Iowa State Fairgrounds. This was Jacobson and his mental science-based practices continue to be a vital element in improving the quality of life and preserving and protecting public health in our state and promoting sustainability and way of living.” The Water and Wastewater sister Macy’s first year exhibiting at the expo.

Workers of Iowa Week is scheduled July 20-26.

Champion: Pictured is Drew Jacobson of Osceola, second from right. He was

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Curnes, Wilson to wed Meyer, Stephenson to wed Tim and Verlene StephenKelly and Jill Curnes of son of Osceola announce the Osceola announce the enengagement and upcoming gagement and upcoming marriage of their son Josh marriage of their daughter Stephenson to Emily Meyer, Molly Curnes to Kyle Wilthe daughter of Gary Meyer son, son of Katherine Wiland Rosalie Redman Meyer son of Elkhart. of West Des Moines.

Curnes graduated from Meyer graduated from Southwestern Community Iowa State University in College. She is employed at 2005 with a bachelor’s deUnity Point Family Medigree in finance and psycine, Southern Hills Specialchology. She is currently Emily Meyer and ty Care as an RN. employed as a compliance Josh Stephenson Molly Curnes and Wilson graduated from consultant at Allied InsurKyle Wilson Murray Community School ance in Des Moines where as a commercial underwritDistrict. He is employed she has served for the last ing manager for agribusiness An Aug. 30 wedding is at Seamus Excavating as a nine years. at Nationwide Insurance planned in Osceola. heavy equipment operator.

Stephenson graduated in Des Moines where he from Northwest Missouri has served for the last eight State University in 2006 with years. a bachelor’s degree in busiA September wedding is ness management and mar- planned at Lake Ahquabi in keting. He currently serves Indianola.

Lucas County Health Center offers prenatal classes

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Newman

Weeda, Newman wed in March 15 ceremony Heather Jean Weeda and Kyle Andrew Newman were married in an 11 a.m. March 15 ceremony at Clarke County Events Center.

The bride is the daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Weeda of Osceola. The groom is the son of Andrew and Monica Newman of Snellville, Ga. Maid of honor was Amber Newman, sister of the groom.

Best man was Andrew Weeda, brother of the bride.

Flower girl was Leah Newman, cousin of the groom.

A quartet of Andrew Weeda, brother of the bride, Jim and Mark Weeda, cousins of the bride, and Joel

Lanus, friend of the couple, were accompanied by Kelly Zeggers, friend of the bride.

A dinner and reception followed at 1 p.m.

The bride graduated from Simpson College and is an elementary teacher.

The groom graduated from the University of North Georgia and is a lieutenant in the Georgia National Guard. He is currently taking helicopter flight training at Fort Rucker, Ala. After a honeymoon in Kissimmee, Fla., there was a reception in the couple’s honor at Vecoma on the Yellow River in Snellville, Ga. They are living in Enterprise, Ala.

Lucas County Health Center will offer prenatal classes for expecting parents starting Monday, Aug. 4.

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These classes will cover a variety of topics including preparation for labor, comfort measures, what to expect during labor and delivery, choices you can make, infant safety and CPR, and more.

Classes are free to those delivering at Lucas County Health Center. Registration is just $10 for those who are delivering outside of LCHC. For more information or to register, contact Rene Fetters at 641-774-3253 or visit www.lchcia.com.

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Clarke pitcher Libby Bemis tosses 13th perfect game in state tournament history. Lady Indians dispatch Spirit Lake, 13-0, in three innings at the state softball tournament. n

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Clarke senior pitcher Libby Bemis prepares to throw a pitch toward home in Clarke’s 13-0 win over Spirit Lake in a Class 3A quarterfinal Monday at the State Softball Tournament. Bemis tossed just the 13th perfect game in state tournament history, striking out five of the nine batters she faced.

By SCOTT VICKER

We walked into the dugout after the game was over and I said to (assistant coach) Staci Ritchey, ‘Carley would hit a home run here.’

She has just performed. Diehl She’s a clutch kid. I wouldn’t trade her for anybody.

Even in her biggest slumps, I wouldn’t trade her for anybody. When it matters, she’s on.”

OST sports editor svicker@osceolaiowa.com

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ORT DODGE — The Clarke softball team left little doubt here Monday that it means business.

Senior pitcher Libby Bemis, the reigning Class 3A Pitcher of the Year, tossed just the 13th perfect game in state tournament history as the Lady Indians quickly dispatched of Spirit Lake, 13-0 in three innings.

“Wow!” Bemis said after finding her perfect game was only the 13th in state tournament history.

“It’s amazing. Just even getting a perfect game is just great, let alone getting it in the Bemis state tournament. So it felt amazing.”

With the win, Clarke advances to the Class 3A semifinals for the second straight year. The Lady Indians will meet Greene County, which was a 2-0 winner over Center Point-Urbana on Monday.

Clarke will take to the diamond again at 7:30 p.m. tonight.

“Last year we took second and second is not an option this year,” Bemis said.

Bemis struck out five of the nine batters she faced, only reaching a three-ball count against one batter.

Striking first Clarke, which was the visiting team in the game, put a run on the board in the top of the first inning, as Spirit Lake committed back-to-back errors to open the game.

Kennedy Crees reached on an error, and then scored on a throwing error as Vanessa Bakley dropped a sacrifice bunt.

“I even felt a little nerves walking up here, just to be back here was an awesome feeling,” Clarke head coach Lindsay Diehl said.

“But the kids stayed so calm. To get a run right away in that first inning, really kind of let me relax a little bit.”

Diehl said when she saw Spirit Lake’s Bailee Newman pitching, she felt confident her team would be able to get the bats going against the sophomore pitcher.

And that’s exactly what Clarke did.

Kassidy Spurgin started the second inning with a single to left.

After a passed ball and groundout advanced courtesy runner Sidney Marker to third base, sophomore Ally Deutsch knocked an RBI single to make it 2-0.

Amanda Kindred drew a walk on four pitches, and after a Crees lineout, Bakley also drew a walk on four pitches to load the bases.

Facing a 2-1 count, Bemis

— Lindsay Diehl

Clarke head softball coach OST photo by SCOTT VICKER

Members of the Clarke softball team await the arrival of Carley Robins (22) at home plate after Robins crushed a two-run home run in the third inning of the team’s 13-0 win over Spirit Lake on Monday. Clarke plays again at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the Class 3A semifinals.

helped her own cause when she ripped a bases-clearing double into left field to make it 5-0.

“The bases were loaded and I had to do something,” Bemis said. “I needed to make something happen and score some runs. I just stayed confident. She had been struggling, so I just waited for my perfect pitch and it was right down the middle, so I went with it.”

Courtesy runner Chynna Beydler scored on a Devon Carson infield single to make it 6-0.

Big inning After Bemis worked another three up, three down inning, Clarke stepped on the jugular with a seven-run third inning to go up 13-0.

Spurgin drew a leadoff walk and Sydnee Redman followed with a double to left-center field.

Deutsch, who has started at second base since regional play began, clubbed a two-run double off the fence in left field, scoring Marker and Redman.

Kindred kept the inning going with another walk, and Deutsch scored on a Bakley single. Flex player Mackenzi Otto, running for Kindred, scored as Bemis reached on a fielder’s choice.

That brought up Carley Robins, who was 0-for-2 in the game at that point.

Robins, who set a Class 3A state tournament record with three home runs in last year’s tournament, put an exclamation

OST photo by SCOTT VICKER

Clarke senior Brenna Paul hits a grounder down the third base line during the third inning of Clarke’s 13-0 win over Spirit Lake on Monday at the Class 3A State Softball Tournament. The Lady Indians advanced to the semifinal round with the win.

point on the game with a two-run home run to left-center field, giving Clarke the final 13-0 margin.

“I knew she was throwing Robins outside,” Robins said. “My first two at-bats, I was off the plate and in the middle of the box, so my third at-bat, I scooted up onto the plate and to the front of the box.”

Robins said she didn’t think she hit a home run until she rounded first base and saw a fan in the bleachers stand up to catch the ball.

“I got really excited and ran faster!” Robins said. “When I rounded second base, coach D looked at me

like, ‘how the heck did you hit one again?’ I don’t know how I hit it. I guess it’s the adrenaline, it just gets in me.”

Diehl said it didn’t surprise her that Robins hit another home run at Harlan Rogers Sports Complex in the state tournament.

“We walked into the dugout after the game was over and I said to (assistant coach) Staci Ritchey, ‘Carley would hit a home run here.’” Diehl said. “She has just performed. She’s a clutch kid. I wouldn’t trade her for anybody. Even in her biggest slumps, I wouldn’t trade her for anybody. When it matters, she’s on.”

Moving on Clarke, now 25-8 for the season, advances to the Class 3A semifi-

nal at 7:30 p.m. tonight.

The Lady Indians have two previous trips to the state tournament, finding a way to the state title game in both appearances.

“I’m pleased with the way we didn’t do it with any arrogance,” Diehl said. “So I’m pleased with the way the kids acted with class.

We’re ready to take a couple of days off, practice a little bit and come back to play on Thursday.”

Clarke 13, Spirit Lake 0 R H E Clarke 157 — 13 9 0 Spirit Lake 000 — 0 0 2 Clk: Libby Bemis 0BB 5K and Kassidy Spurgin.

SL: Bailee Newman 4BB 1K and Whitlee Reitz.

W — Bemis. L— Newman. HR — Clk: Carley Robins 1. 3B — none. 2B — Clk: Bemis 1, Sydnee Redman 1, Ally Deutsch 1. RBI — Clk: Bemis 3, Deutsch 3, Devon Carson 2, Robins 2, Vanessa Bakley 1. Multiple hitters — Clk: Carson 2, Deutsch 2.

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THURSDAY • JULY 24, 2014

By SCOTT VICKER

all through the night.”

OST sports editor svicker@osceolaiowa.com

Boles injury

ST. MARYS — Murray threw the first punch here Saturday night, but Class 1A eighthranked Martensdale-St. Marys absorbed that punch and threw a haymaker right back at the Mustangs in a 17-7 win.

The win gave the Blue Devils the Class 1A District 13 championship, and sends them to Tuesday’s Substate 7 final at Dowling Catholic in West Des Moines against Earlham, with a trip to the state tournament on the line.

Murray, which finished its season with a mark of 7-13, put the pressure on Martensdale-St. Marys early.

Murray leadoff hitter Trey McHenry fired up the Mustangs, when he sent a 2-2 pitch over the fence in left field for a solo home run to lead off the game.

Blue Devil starting pitcher Spencer Hoyka then issued back-to-back walks and was removed from the hill before recording an out.

Tanner Foster came in and gave up an RBI double to Sam Rockhold, and after a strikeout, surrendered a two-run single to Mason Simmons, as Murray bolted to a 4-0 lead.

“That was Trey’s first (home

OST photo by SCOTT VICKER

Above, Murray junior Trey McHenry lines up a pitch in the first inning on Saturday during his team’s 17-7 loss to Martensdale-St. Marys. McHenry sent the pitch over the left field fence for a leadoff home run. Bottom left, Murray’s Daulton Winship lofts a single into right field during Murray’s 17-7 loss to Martensdale-St. Marys on Saturday.

run) of the year,” Murray head coach Travis Held said. “It was a good spot for it. We did that last time against Martensdale.

We came out and got three runs in the first inning. And we came out hard here, we just couldn’t keep putting the runs up.”

But Martensdale-St. Marys wasn’t fazed.

“We just said we need to answer back,” Blue Devil head coach Jon Fitzpatrick said. “We don’t need to answer back with four, just one. Kind of shift that momentum back in our favor.”

And that’s exactly what the Blue Devils did, and then some.

Martensdale-St. Marys went on to score six runs in the inning on three hits and two errors. The Blue Devils added five more in the second inning on two hits and two more Murray errors, taking an 11-4 lead.

“I was pleased with how we did respond to that adversity after the first,” Fitzpatrick said. “And not only scored the six there, but we scored some again in the second to extend the lead.”

No quit The Blue Devils had eventually built a 13-4 lead going into the top of the fifth inning.

At that point, it would have been easy for Murray to give in, but the Mustangs rallied to throw one last punch at the Blue

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Devils.

Daulton Winship drew a leadoff walk and McHenry sent a single up the middle. Then Kenny Boles singled to right field and an error allowed Winship to score.

Braydon Held delivered an RBI single into shallow left field and a Rockhold groundout scored Boles, cutting the lead to 13-7.

“That’s what I told them in the outfield,” coach Held said. “I was proud of them, because they never did give up. We’re playing a tough team and when you give up errors, it’s tough to win. But they never quit fighting.”

Fitzpatrick was also impressed with Murray’s fight.

“We knew they had athletes up and down that lineup,” Fitzpatrick said. “You just look at them and they’re physically defined. I was impressed with the way they battled. I know they had used quite a few pitchers throughout the past several days, so I was impressed with how they battled

Mustang freshman Kenny Boles, who came in to pitch in relief in the second inning, had been having some success against the Blue Devils.

But, in the fifth inning, he fired a pitch toward home plate and immediately fell to the ground, clutching his left throwing arm.

Boles exited the game with the injury.

“He felt his shoulder pop,” coach Held said. “He’s probably going to go tomorrow and get an MRI. Not sure if it’s his rotator cuff or what it is, but he was in quite a bit of pain there.”

Martensdale-St. Marys would go on to end the game by 10-run mercy rule in the sixth inning.

Eddy Kraber, Blake Sweet and Connor Olson each drove in two runs for the Blue Devils, while Foster finished with three hits.

Sam Rockhold was the lone senior on the Murray team, playing his final game for the Mustangs.

“It’s been a joy coaching him,” coach Held said. “He’s a great leader. He keeps everybody going. I think he probably ended up hitting over .500 this year. That’s going to be hard to replace next year.”

Rockhold just missed batting .500 for the season, hitting at a .491 clip. He led the Mustangs with six doubles, two doubles, three home runs and 21 RBI. He was also a perfect 17-for-17 in stolen base attempts.

Martensdale-St. Marys 17, Murray 7 R H E Murray 400 030 — 7 7 4 MSM 650 222 — 17 13 1 Murr: Daulton Winship 6BB 0K, Braydon Held (2) 2BB 1K, Kenny Boles (2) 0BB 2K, Trey McHenry (5) 3BB 0K and Sam Rockhold. MSM: Spencer Hoyka 2BB 0K, Tanner Foster (1) 0BB 7K, Eddy Kraber (4) 0BB 3K, Dylan Gibson (5) 1BB 0K and Luke Anctil. W — Foster. L— Winship. HR — Murr: McHenry 1. 3B — MSM: Foster 1, Connor Olson 1. 2B — Murr: Sam Rockhold 1. MSM: Kraber 1, Foster 1, Brady Gavin 1. RBI — Murr: Mason Simmons 2, McHenry 1, Held 1, Rockhold 1. MSM: Anctil 3, Blake Sweet 3, Kraber 2, Olson 2, Gibson 1, Foster 1, Alex Kim 1. Multiple hitters — Murr: McHenry 2. MSM: Foster 3, Blake Sweet 2, Kraber 2, Olson 2.

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Clarke Community School Board sets 2015 legislative priorities Clarke School Board set its legislative priorities for the 2015 session of the Iowa Legislature at the July15 school board meeting.

Clarke School Board participated this year in the Iowa Association of School Boards (IASB) legislative policy process by talking about the impact of state policy on the district and voting on legislative resolutions for the next legislative

session. Each school board prioritizes up to five resolutions.

The school board determined that the following priorities for 2015 are critical to students and taxpayers in the school district: • Supports continued progress in the development of rigorous content standards and benchmarks consistent with the Iowa Core focused on improving

OSCEOLA

By Tom Murr

Woodburn Methodist Church

Exodus 20: 13 You shall not kill News media reports that more 82 shootings took place in Chicago over the July 4th weekend. There were 16 people killed at least. In America, it seems that no matter where you turn in our society there are murders.

With murder rate of 10 in every 100,000, your chances of being murdered are far greater than your chances of dying in an airplane or automobile crash.

Murder is total disrespect of life. Life is given to us is a miracle. With science, we may think we can explain it.

Once, I had the opportunity to hear a retired nurse of 33 years speak who witnessed hundreds of babies being born. She said that the first breath was a miracle. Everyone relaxed in the delivery room, but if there was no crying, things begin to happen fast in that room.

When we lose “respect,” we have lost the most important part of who we are as a person. With no respect for ourselves, we experience a personal lost of purpose and meaning in our life. With no purpose or meaning in life, life is void of any meaningful road map.

Disrespect can be learned. We see it in our social settings. It is the absence of greetings, thank-yous, smiles, helping someone, and in time, with no respect it becomes normal practice. With no respect, the person sees no value for anything.

Disrespect can be heard in our choice of words. There are some words that become a part of our vocabulary, which leads toward disrespect. We have a “word” in our society illustrates total disrespect. This word has become more and more widely used. As we used this word, there is growing disrespect for ourselves and other people. The word is “f----.”

Disrespect is found in our attitude toward in our actions. “Bullying” has been widely discussed. “Bullying” is attitude that is developed to cover up your own weakness and fears. Acting tough or rude are actions of disrespect and indifference toward other people.

We should seek ways of showing respect. Recently, on Clay Street, I saw a two-year-old boy in the street as I was driving east.

The boy was facing in my direction, but there was a car

CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, 2225 N. Main. Transportation provided by Church if needed.

641-342-4778. Sunday - 9:45 a.m. - Sunday School. 11 a.m.

- Morning Worship. 6 p.m.

- Sunday Evening Services. 7 p.m. - Wednesday, Bible Study & Prayer. Web site: www.calvaryosceola.org CHRIST’S WAY CHURCH, Shane Simpson, pastor, 201 Leann Drive, 641-342-6181 or Sunday 9 a.m. - Sunday School, 10 a.m.

- Worship Service. Wednesday - 6:30 p.m. - Youth Groups & Adult Bible Study. Sunday - 6:30 p.m. - Worship. Bible Studies are offered throughout the week.

Call for schedule.

CHURCH OF CHRIST, Douglas Berry, evangelist, 3310 West McLane, 641-342-2720. Sunday 7:30 a.m.-”Search” on Channel 23 KCWI. 9:30 a.m.-Bible Classes.

10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. - Worship.

Wednesday - 7 p.m. - Worship and Bible Study.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LATTER-DAY SAINTS, East on Highway 34, 641-342-6333.

Sunday - 10 a.m. -Sacrament meeting. 11:20 a.m. - Sunday School and Primary. 12:10 p.m.

- Relief Society-Priesthood.

Wednesdays - 2:00-8:00 p.m. Family History Center.

COMMUNITY OF CHRIST CHURCH, 414 East McLane, Elder Tom Meyer, pastor, 342-2553. 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School. 10:00 a.m.

FAITH FELLOWSHIP, Evangelical Free Church, 230 S. Fillmore, Pastor Sheldon Lorenson, 342-6603. Youth Pastor Darrin Baumfalk. Sunday - 9:00 a.m. - Sunday School. 10:00 a.m.

- Morning Worship. Wednesday - 7 p.m. - Mid-week Bible study and prayer service. Weekly small groups - call for info.

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Disciples of Christ), 300 South Main St., The Rev. Dr. Al Adams, minister, Sunday - 9 a.m. Sunday school for all, 10 a.m.

- Worship, Wednesday, 5:30 p.m.

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GRACE BIBLE CHURCH OF SOUTHERN IOWA, meets at 410 N. Dewey Osceola. Cass Young, pastor. 641-342-7110. 10:00 a.m.

Church Service.

LIGHT OF GRACE, 400 E. Cass St., 641-745-7257, Victor Lochman, pastor, worship Sunday, 10 a.m.

IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, 101 E. View Place, Rev. J.R. Wheeler, pastor, 641-3423121. Sunday - 9:00 a.m. God’s

ment, includes comprehensive assessments to measure the full range and rigor of the Iowa Core, maintains oversight and control by locally elected boards of directors, does not “repurpose” existing education funds and does not impose new mandates unless they are fully funded.

• Supports setting supplemental state aid (replaces the term allowable growth)

by the date specified in the Iowa Code at a rate that encourages continuous school improvement and reflects actual cost increases experienced by school districts and AEAs. The priority is to increase the state cost per pupil and the spending authority associated with it to build a strong base for future education resources.

• Supports the repeal of the mandatory school start

Service. 10:15 a.m. - Sunday School. Wednesday - 7:30 p.m. Elders & Deacons meeting.

OSCEOLA FULL GOSPEL CHURCH, 700 Colorado, Osceola, IA. Pastor James R. Sheesley.

Sunday - Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. - Morning Worship, 10:45 a.m. - Evening Worship, 6 p.m.

Wednesday - Bible Study, 7 p.m.

Website: www.osceolafullgospelchurch.com SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, corner of Hwy. 69 and 152, SDA50213@yahoo.com.

Saturday - 9:30 a.m. - Sabbath School. 11:00 a.m. - Church Service.

ST. BERNARD CATHOLIC CHURCH, 222 East Pearl. 641-3422850. Fr. David Polich. English mass on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.

Spanish mass on Sundays at noon. Misas espanol los domingos 12 p.m.

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH,

130 W. Grant St. Osceola, 641342-2830. Julie M. Poore, pastor. Wednesday: 6:30 p.m. www (Wonderful Wednesday Worship). Sunday: Worship; 9 a.m. Nursery available.

HOPEVILLE HOPEVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Dwayne Henrichs, pastor, 641-338-2248.

Sunday -10 a.m. - Morning Worship. 11 a.m. - Sunday School.

LACELLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Dwayne Henrichs, pastor. Sunday - 11 a.m. - Morning Worship Service.

LA IGLESIA DE DIOS DE LA PROFECIA, Lilia Perez, Pastora.

1215 S. Main St, Osceola. Dia de Cultos: Domingo - 10:30 a.m., Escuela Dominical. 11:30 a.m., Servicio. Martes - 6:00 p.m., Oracion. Jueves - 6:00 p.m., Misioneros. Viernes - 6:00 p.m.,

coming going west toward the setting sun.

Suddenly, an older man came running down the driveway and grabbed the little boy moments before he was about to be hit. This type of action showed respect for life. In his ministry, Jesus showed respect from the tax collector to the prostitute. Respect means caring and discovering the purpose for your life.

The act of respect is living the life that Jesus demonstrated in His ministry. We need to respect each other and accept the differences that there may be in each of us.

Respect will help us to demonstrate the love for life that God has given us beginning with that first breath.

Respect for life is growing in your understanding of God in your life. As people of God, we arrived to a wall of necessity of changing our social settings. In our living, we need to illustrate more respect and God’s love as a way living life. No laws will bring about this change in our social settings until we allow the love of God to become our compass point in life.

Two Illustrations: Beginning around 2004, the men’s prison at Newton started a volunteer faith-based program. However, in December 2007, the U.S. Court of Appeals for Eighth District ruled this program was unconstitutional. With that ruling the program had to be dropped. The faithbased program was to help men to move toward respect for themselves and for people in our society. We need similar types of programs that will move our social setting toward the grace and mercy of God. In Clarke Community Elementary School, Assistant Principal Randy Bolton has directed a program of “The Leader in Me.” The goal of the program is help the student find respect for in self and then respect in others. The long-term goal is carry this respect into life. At Clarke, we can be proud that we have the administration, teachers and staff working with students to discover the importance of developing respect for self and others. The Clarke community has given support of this program.

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MEDORA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Keith Putney, pastor, 641-449-3544. Sunday - 9:00 a.m.

- Worship, 9:15 a.m. - Church School.

CHARITON ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 1112 Hillcrest Court, Chariton, IA (North on Highway 14). Rev. Sue Palmer. 641-7744911. Sunday Worship Service: 9:15 a.m.

MURRAY CHURCH OF CHRIST, 430 Third St., Murray, IA 50174, 641 4472569. Minster - Brian McCracken.

Activities: Sunday - 9:30 a.m.

- Sunday School; 10:30 a.m. Worship; 6 p.m. - Bible Study.

Wednesday - 3:30 p.m. - J.A.M. 7 p.m. - Bible Study/Youth Groups.

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OTTAWA BETHEL CHAPEL CHRISTIAN UNION CHURCH- 8 miles north of Ottawa, Dan Newell, pastor. Sunday - 9:30 a.m. Sunday school, 10:30 a.m. morning worship.

TRURO PERU-TRURO UNITED METHODIST PARISH, Truro, 641765-4782. Sandy Smith, Pastor.

Sunday - 9:30 a.m. Sunday School - Worship-11:00 a.m. Peru 8:30 a.m. Worship.

TRURO CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Truro, Shonda Deranleau, pastor, 641-765-4524. Sunday 9:30 a.m. Sunday School -10:30 a.m.

Worship.

VAN WERT VAN WERT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Rick Hawkins, pastor. Sunday - 10:30 a.m. - Morning Worship Service.

9:30 a.m. - Children’s Sunday School.

VAN WERT ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH, Pastor Butch Black, Sunday - 10 a.m. - Sunday School. 11 a.m. - Worship.

Wednesday - 6:30 p.m. - Bible Study.

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MURRAY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 707 Maple St., Pastors Brandon Campbell, Sandy Smith.

Sunday Worship 11 a.m.-12 p.m., children’s church during worship; Fellowship and Adult Lessons 10 a.m.

NEW VIRGINIA GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH- 304 Knotts St., New Virginia, Sunday worship - 10 a.m. Wednesday evening — Youth, 7 p.m., Prayer,

SMYRNA FRIENDS CHURCH, 6 miles E. & 1 mile N. of Weldon, Charlie Coffey, minister. Sunday - fellowship and coffee 10 a.m.

Church starts at 10:30 a.m. Worship.

WELDON CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Weldon, Dennis Huffman, Ed West, co-pastors. Sunday - 9 a.m. - Sunday School. 10 a.m. Church Service. CWF meets first and third Wednesdays at 7 p.m.

WELDON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Rick Hawkins, pastor. Sunday 9:30 a.m. - Church Service.

WOODBURN WOODBURN CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Willa Heaberlin Pastor, Gary Parsons, Sunday School superintendent. Morning Worship - 9:30 a.m., Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.

WOODBURN METHODIST CHURCH, Tom Murr, pastor.

Sunday - 8:45 a.m. - Worship Service.

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NEW VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Disciples of Christ), 604 Main Street, 641-449-3421, Sunday - 10 a.m. - Sunday School. 11 a.m. - Church.

MURRAY BAPTIST CHURCH, 641-447-2487. Corner of 3rd and Grant Streets. Pastor Alex Bauman. Sunday - 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. 11 a.m. - Morning Worship. 6 p.m. - Sunday Evening Service. 7 p.m. - Jr./Sr. High Youth Group. Wednesday 7 p.m. - Prayer and Bible Study.

3rd Thursday each month - 7 p.m. -Ladies Missionary Group.

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The grassroots IASB legislative process involves all school board members in Iowa. Together, school leaders make a difference. Resolutions submitted by school districts will be reviewed by the IASB Board of Directors before being debated and adopted by the IASB Delegate Assembly at its annual meeting on Nov. 19 in Des Moines.

7:30 p.m NEW VIRGINIA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Box 301, Keith Putney, pastor. 641449-3779. Sunday - 10:30 a.m.

- Worship. Sunday School 9:15 - 10:15 a.m.

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LIFEPOINT ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 801 N. Fillmore, 641.342.2334, Chuck DeVos, Lead Pastor, Chad Queener, Youth Pastor. Sunday - 9 am & 10:30 am, Worship, 9 am, Bible Classes. Wednesday - 7 pm - Kid’s Activities, Focal Point Youth & Prayer Meeting. Web site: www.lifepointministries.net

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Southern Baptist, 900 South Fillmore. Sunday - 9:30 a.m.

- Sunday School. 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship Service - 6:00 p.m. Bible Study. Wednesday evening services - 6 p.m.

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• Supports continuation of sufficient incentives and assistance to encourage sharing, reorganization or regional high schools to expand academic learning opportunities for students and to improve student achievement.

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“Not everybody sees the same things I do,” he said.

“So, having my chance to be able to show everybody else this specific thing through my perspective is actually kind of cool.”

Earley can produce a three-minute video from recording, editing and producing in about an hour and a-half.

His equipment includes a Sony HD camera, tripod lights and umbrellas, green screen and Cyberlink video editor and computer.

Sometimes, Earley will work in iMovie, but he mainly works with the program Cyberlink Power Director 12.

“That’s probably the only thing that I use because I know how to use it, and it makes it a little easier for me to cut clips and put it all into a video,” he said.

Finished product Various thoughts and feelings course through Earley’s mind once he has finished producing a video segment.

“Well, if it’s a really good one, I feel really good about it,” he said. “If it’s a not so good one, I still feel good about it because I made a video. It came out to be somewhat of what I wanted, but it allows me to rewatch the not good one to fix it, to see what I did wrong, what I can do to improve it. And, that helps me by learning from my own mistakes.”

There are many things he’s been learning by professionally covering events, including not satisfying everybody with the finished recording.

What that boils down to is not everything can be put into a two to three minute video.

“That factor — you can’t really please everybody with what you do,” Earley said.

“It’s probably the biggest thing that I’ve learned.”

More to come As for the future, Earley doesn’t exactly know what’s in store. Someday, he would like to see the images he produced to be on television for more people to see and experience.

But, for now, Earley still has to complete his senior year at Clarke Community High School.

This also means more videos to come for Osceola Sentinel-Tribune’s website.

As for his video goals for the rest of the year, Earley said he would like to have them become “slightly less worse.” Each video will be about growth and progression.

“I want each one to get a little better,” Earley said.

“This way, around the end of the year when I’m about to go for college, I can see how much has changed throughout the course of time and see what I have improved on and what I can still improve on.”

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Marsh Media Program Fee Expense.....................$175.89 McCoy, Rachel D Net Wages and Travel.................$5,972.50 MediaCom OSCEOLA SENTINEL-TRIBUNE Telecommunications Expense....$1,569.33 Miler Fenwick Non-Fee Proj Act Expense.............$140.25 National 4H Council Program Fee Expense..................$1,543.29 National CACFP Association Program Supplies..............................$85.00 Neil Goos Facility Expense................................$85.00 Osceola Big Chief FFA Alumni Grant Expense...................................$84.00 Osceola Travel Plaza Program Expense..............................$10.71 Pizza Hut Non-Fee Proj Act Expense.............$117.70 Pollard, Jennifer.

Net Wages and Travel...............$26,446.44 QCI Sen. Chuck Grassley Professional Rapids, Development CouncilTraining Bluffs, Expense...........................................$371.25 Davenport, of Iowa said that fall in- Quill Corporation Des Moines, Supplies............................$1,033.72 Sioux City and Waterloo. ternships for college-age Office Randy Shifflett Program Fee Expense..................$1,576.00 The semester-long internIowans are available, and Registration Extension 4H Youth Fee Expense.....................$200.00 ship will run from Aug. 18 applications are due Aug. Program Robert Salding Grant Expense.................................$100.00 through Dec. 19.

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Robinsons True Value Interns Expense................$881.95 in the WashInternships are avail- Program/Office Josh ington, D.C., office will able in Grassley’s Wash- Shields, DJ Service.........................................$40.00 Pro be placed in one of three ington, D.C., office as Sign Marketing Expense.........................$135.00 Solutions! departments: administrawell as his offices in Cedar Office Supplies............................$1,910.54 Summit View Solution LLC Program Fee Expense..................$3,375.00 Taylor County Extension Professional Development Training Expense...........................................$100.00 Treasurer State of Iowa Other Current Liabilities.............$2,350.00 Trinity Miler Grant Expense.................................$100.00 Union County Extension Program Fee Expense.....................$150.00 US DEPT Treasury Other Current Liabilities...........$16,787.04 Clarke County Agricultural Extension US Postal District Postage Expense.............................$774.30 Published Report - Operating Wal-M art 07/01/2013 to 6/30/2014 Non-Fee Proj Act Expense.............$213.51 Beginning Balance and Receipts: Balance: July 1, 2013................$89,702.86 Total:........................................$143,166.58 Total Balance: July 1, 2013:.....$89,702.86 Total Disbursements::...........$143,166.58 Net Balance: June 30, 2014....$74,948.23 Receipts: Grant Revenue.............................$3,491.17 Clarke County Extension - Agency Interest Revenue.............................$227.16 Fund Financial Report Other Revenue.............................$3,695.54 July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014 Other Tax Revenue.........................$189.84 Balance: July 1, 2013................$21,398.95 Program Fee Revenue.................$6,758.51 Total Receipts............................$25,906.25 Property Tax Revenue.............$108,432.55 Total Disbursements..................$17,945.73 Rental Revenue............................$1,800.00 Balance: June 30, 2014.............$29,359.47 Resale Revenue...............................$909.00 STATE OF IOWA - Clarke County Utility Tax Replacement Excise I, Randy Barnard, Chair, and I, Ronda Tax................................................$2,908.18 Schrodt, Treasurer of the Clarke County Total Receipts::........................$128,411.95 Agricultural Extension Council, being Total Beginning Balance and duly sworn on oath, state to the best of our Receipts::................................$218,114.81 knowledge and belief, that the items included in the foregoing Financial Report Disbursements: are true and correct statement of receipts A-I Window Washing Facility Expense..............................$168.00 and expenditures of the Clarke County Agricultural Extension Fund.

Alley Bowl Signed: Randy Barnard, Chair Program Fee Expense.......................$52.00 Signed: Ronda Schrodt, Treasurer Alliant Energy Subscribed and sworn to before me on Facility Expense..........................$3,624.00 this 15 th day of July, 2014.

Allied Insurance Cindy West, Notary Public Insurance, Bond Expense...............$860.00 Amazon CLARKE COMMUNITY SCHOOL Non-Fee Proj Act Expense...............$19.97 DISTRICT American Income Life Insurance Meeting of the Board of Education Insurance, Bond Expense...............$436.80 Administrative Conference Room American State Bank July 14, 2014 Deduction Correction.......................$42.00 President Linskens called the meeting Barb Fuller Non-Fee Proj Act Expense.............$319.93 to order at 6:30 p.m. Board members present were Kelly Bailey, James Bair, Joe Barnard, Randy Mileage Expense.............................$113.00 Deutsch (via phone), Lori Helgevold (via phone), Gerard Linskens, Steve O'Tool Brelanna Klein Grant Expense.................................$100.00 and Dena White. Superintendent Steve Seid and Business Manager Ruth White, Brevis Corporation Program Fee Expense.......................$28.64 along with 2 guests were also present.

O'Tool and White moved approval of Bruce Harris Facility Expense........................$10,200.00 the agenda. Motion carried (7-0).

A public hearing was held regarding Carlson, Dave Building Maintenance......................$60.00 the elementary school pipe replacement project.

Casey's General Store O'Tool and White moved to approve Program Expense..............................$17.11 the construction documents for the eleCass County ISUEO Program Fee Expense.......................$26.50 mentary school pipe replacement project.

Motion carried (7-0).

Chestnut Law & Landscape O'Tool and Bailey moved to award the Garden Materials............................$950.00 elementary school pipe replacement Clarke Co Development Corporation project to Two Rivers Group, Inc. from Memberships, Dues Expense...........$50.00 Altoona, Iowa, for the base bid price of Clarke Community School District Grant Expense.................................$229.50 $144,200.00. Motion carried (7-0).

The Board adjourned at 6:39 p.m. folClarke County Auditor lowing a motion by Bair and White.

Health Insurance Benefits Gerard Linskens, President Expense........................................$1,200.00 Ruth White, Board Secretary Community Action Southeast Iowa Non-Fee Proj Act Expense.............$125.80 CLARKE COMMUNITY SCHOOL Creston Publishing Co DISTRICT Advertising Expense/ Meeting of the Board of Education Subscription....................................$567.20 Administrative Conference Room Daisy Outdoor Products July 15, 2014 Program Fee Expense..................$1,480.72 President Linskens called the regular Decatur County Extension Program Materials............................$48.00 meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. Board members present were Joe Deutsch, Lori HelDeluxe Office Supplies...............................$235.66 gevold, Gerard Linskens, Steve O'Tool and Dena White. Kelly Bailey and James DevinDeVore Grant Expense.................................$100.00 Bair were absent. Superintendent Steve Seid, Business Manager Ruth White and Dollar General Non-Fee Proj Act Expense...............$14.98 five guests were also present.

O'Tool and Helgevold moved approval Fareway Facility Expense..........................$1,821.20 of the agenda. Motion carried (5-0).

Jan Rychnovsky spoke to the board reFirst Advantage Background Checks Expense.....$1,100.37 garding student portfolios.

Helgevold and White moved approval Graceland University AmeriCorp......................................$500.00 of the minutes from the June 23rd regular meeting and the June 25th special meetGrandstay Residential Suites Other Travel Expense.....................$100.80 ing. Motion carried (5-0).

O'Tool and Deutsch moved to transfer Harrison County Extension Program Fee Expense.....................$100.00 Allison Reasoner from her current 2 1/2 hour elementary food service position to Harvest Barn Program Fee Expense.......................$52.99 the 6 3/4 hour elementary food service position; and approve a new 3 hour HyVee Program Fee/Grant Expense..........$337.64 preschool 1:1 associate position to meet student needs. Motion carried (5-0).

IACEC Helgevold and Deutsch moved to apMemberships, Dues Expense.........$180.00 prove college coursework for advanceINFO MAX Equipment Expense.....................$2,847.55 ment on the salary schedule for Maria Acosta de Perez, “Plants in Society” Invesco Ear Tags...........................................$252.81 through Drake University; and Molly Fitzpatrick, “Family Issues in Giftedness”, Iowa Public Employee Retirement Sys Other Current Liabilities...........$10,201.98 “Programming & Curriculum for High Ability Students”, “Science for High Iowa State University Extension Outreach Program Expense/Supplies.......$15,029.71 Ability Students”, “Counseling & Psychological Needs of Gifted”, “Topics in Jaeger, Deborah J. Net Wages and Travel...............$21,271.34 Education: Coordinating Gifted & Talented Programs”, and “Staff Development John Wiley & Sons Inc Resale Expense...............................$123.66 for Gifted Programs”, 1 hour each, through University of Iowa. Motion carJunction Creamery Grant Expense..............................$1,081.00 ried (5-0).

Deutsch and White moved to approve Knights Of Aksarben Program Fee Expense.....................$345.00 payment of bills. Motion carried (5-0).

Sheila Overton, Technology Support, Learning ZoneXpress Program Supplies............................$101.30 Ryan Sweeney, Activities Director, and Shane Stephens, High School Principal Lego Education Robotic 4H Club Registration.......$321.00 each reported to the board.

O'Tool and Deutsch moved to hire MusMarsh Media Program Fee Expense.....................$175.89 co Lighting to repair and service field lights on the baseball field. Motion carMcCoy, Rachel D Net Wages and Travel.................$5,972.50 ried (5-0).

Helgevold and O'Tool moved to deny MediaCom Telecommunications Expense....$1,569.33 the late filed open enrollment requests for Shannon, Daniel, Natalie, and Kylie Willis Miler Fenwick Non-Fee Proj Act Expense.............$140.25 to CAM from Clarke; and for Caleb Hanson to Indianola from Clarke all for 2014National 4H Council Program Fee Expense..................$1,543.29 15 school year. Motion carried (5-0).

Open enrollment requests were received National CACFP Association Program Supplies..............................$85.00 for Bailey and Jace Rodecker, and Mallory Tidman to Murray from Clarke beginning Neil Goos Facility Expense................................$85.00 the 2014-15 school year.

O'Tool and White moved to approve Osceola Big Chief FFA Alumni Grant Expense...................................$84.00 new administrators to participate in the SAI Mentoring and Induction program at Osceola Travel Plaza Program Expense..............................$10.71 the cost of $500 per individual. Motion carried (5-0).

Pizza Hut Helgevold and Deutsch moved to apNon-Fee Proj Act Expense.............$117.70 prove Great Western Bank as our official Pollard, Jennifer. depository with a limit of $6 million per Net Wages and Travel...............$26,446.44 account, and if the district would move QCI some of our investments to Clarke County Professional Development Training Expense...........................................$371.25 State Bank or American State Bank, the limit will also be $6 million for the 2014Quill Corporation Office Supplies............................$1,033.72 15 school year. Motion carried (5-0).

O'Tool and White moved to appoint Randy Shifflett Program Fee Expense..................$1,576.00 Ruth White as Board Secretary and Treasurer. Motion carried (5-0). Oath of office Registration Extension 4H Youth Program Fee Expense.....................$200.00 was administered to Ruth White by President Linskens.

Robert Salding Helgevold and Deutsch moved to apGrant Expense.................................$100.00 point the Middle School Principal as the Robinsons True Value Program/Office Expense................$881.95 Harassment Grievance Officer and the Elementary School Principal as the Alternate Shields, Josh DJ Service.........................................$40.00 Harassment Grievance Officer. Motion carried (5-0).

Sign Pro Helgevold and White moved to appoint Marketing Expense.........................$135.00 the Curriculum Director as Equity CoordiSolutions! nator.

Motion carried (5-0).

Office Supplies............................$1,910.54 Deutsch and Helgevold moved to apSummit View Solution LLC Program Fee Expense..................$3,375.00 point the Middle School Principal as Level I Child Abuse Investigator, the ElemenTaylor County Extension tary School Principal as the Alternate LevProfessional Development Training Expense...........................................$100.00 el I Child Abuse Investigator, and the Clarke County Sheriff as Level II Child Treasurer State of Iowa Other Current Liabilities.............$2,350.00 Abuse Investigator. Motion carried (5-0).

White and Helgevold moved to appoint Trinity Miler Grant Expense.................................$100.00 Willy Smith as the District's Hazardous Material Coordinator for 2014-15. Motion Union County Extension Program Fee Expense.....................$150.00 carried (5-0).

Helgevold and O'Tool moved to accept US DEPT Treasury Other Current Liabilities...........$16,787.04 the bid from Anderson Erickson Dairy for dairy products and from Pan O Gold BakUS Postal Postage Expense.............................$774.30 ing Company for bakery products for the

co Lighting to repair and service field lights on the baseball field. Motion carried (5-0).

Helgevold and O'Tool moved to deny the late filed open enrollment requests for Shannon, Daniel, Natalie, and Kylie Willis to CAM from Clarke; and for Caleb Hanson to Indianola from Clarke all for 201415 school year. Motion carried (5-0).

Open enrollment requests were received for Bailey and Jace Rodecker, and Mallory Tidman to Murray from Clarke beginning the 2014-15 school year.

O'Tool and White moved to approve new administrators to participate in the SAI Mentoring and Induction program at the cost of $500 per individual. Motion carried (5-0).

Helgevold and Deutsch moved to approve Great Western Bank as our official depository with a limit of $6 million per account, and if the district would move some of our investments to Clarke County tive,Bank legislative commuor Americanor State Bank, the State limit will also be $6 million for the 2014nications.

15 school year. Motion carried (5-0).

O'Tool and White moved to appoint internship allows for RuthAn White as Board Secretary and TreaOath of office surer.

Motionrange carried (5-0). a wide of learning was administered to Ruth White by President Linskens. experience and exposure Helgevold and Deutsch moved to appoint the Middle School as the for students onPrincipal Capitol Harassment Grievance Officer and the ElHill. School Principal as the Alternate ementary Harassment Grievance Officer. Motion Grassley said he encourcarried (5-0).

Helgevold and White moved to appoint ages young Iowans who the Curriculum Director as Equity Coordinator.

Motion carried (5-0). are interested in learning Deutsch and Helgevold moved to appoint the Middle School Principal as Level I Child Abuse Investigator, the Elementary School Principal as the Alternate Level I Child Abuse Investigator, and the Clarke County Sheriff as Level II Child Abuse Investigator. Motion carried (5-0).

White and Helgevold moved to appoint Willy Smith as the District's Hazardous Material Coordinator for 2014-15. Motion carried (5-0).

Helgevold and O'Tool moved to accept the bid from Anderson Erickson Dairy for dairy products and from Pan O Gold Baking Company for bakery products for the 2014-15 school year. Motion carried (5-0).

Helgevold and Deutsch moved to adopt the proposed changes and suggested additional changes to the High School Handbook. Motion carried. (5-0).

The board discussed further review of penalties for drug, alcohol, and tobacco use by students.

Helgevold and Deutsch moved to approve the high school faculty handbook with proposed changes and suggested additional changes. Motion carried (5-0).

Helgevold and Duetsch moved to approve the elementary iPad handbook as presented. Motion carried (5-0).

Deutsch and White moved to approve the District Developed Special Education Delivery Plan as presented. Motion carried (5-0).

Helgevold and White moved to approve the 28E agreement with Central Buying Consortium. Motion carried. (5-0).

Helgevold and O'Tool moved to approve the 2014 legislative platform priorities as top priorities for the 2015 legislative action priorities. Motion carried (5-0).

O'Tool and White moved to approve the service agreement with America's Best Water Treaters, Inc. Motion carried (5-0).

First Reading on board policies 501.3 Compulsory Attendance and 501.10R1 Truancy - Unexcused Absences Regulation.

Superintendent Seid spoke to the board about having no surprises at the board table, TLC grant application, ash tree treatment, winning character, curriculum director position, and an IASB finance institute conference he will be attending.

The next school board meeting is scheduled for August 11th.

Items for the next agenda to include: spotlight students who traveled to Europe with Iowa Ambassadors of Music.

The Board adjourned at 8:14 p.m. following a motion by O'Tool and White.

Gerard Linskens, President Ruth White, Board Secretary The Board of Directors of Clarke Community School District approved the following June 30, 2014 claims on July 15, 2014.

A.J. ALLEN MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC SERVICES...................................62,989.00 AGRIVISION GROUP, LLC GATOR LEASE............................1,200.00 AHLERS & COONEY, P.C. LEGAL SERVICES......................2,112.00 ALLIANT ENERGY UTILITIES...................................14,701.27 ANDERSON ERICKSON DAIRY DAIRY SUPPLIES...........................791.93 ATLANTIC BOTTLING RESALE POP................................1,310.51 BEACH OTTUMWA ADMISSION.......................................64.00 BELL, MICHAEL OFFICIAL.........................................140.00 BOOK, JOSEPH OFFICIAL.........................................100.00 BRUGGEMAN, JAMIE OFFICIAL.........................................105.00 BUCHHEIT, MIKE ENTRY FEE.....................................180.00 CARDMEMBER SERVICE SERVICE/SUPPLIES.................13,564.01 CENTRAL DECATUR COMM SCH OPEN ENROLLMENT..............27,004.50 CHACON, BON OFFICIAL.........................................130.00 CHRIS' AUTO BODY & USED CARS REPAIRS..........................................968.00 CINTAS CORP #762 SUPPLIES...........................................67.26 CLAIMAID CONSULTING CORP CONSULTING FEES...................2,200.14 CLARKE CO SECONDARY ROAD DEPT GAS & DIESEL............................2,939.15 COMBINED SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY INC CONSULTING FEE/ COMPUTERS.............................10,510.00 COMMUNICATIONS SOLUTIONS SERVICE.....................................18,537.00 COUNTRY CONCRETE SIDEWALK REPAIR...................3,537.25 CREES, TINA REIMBURSEMENT..........................84.80 CRESTON PUBLISHING CO PUBLICATIONS.............................778.51 DES MOINES PUBLIC SCH OPEN ENROLLMENT/SPECIAL ED TUITION.................................4,728.58 EDDYVILLE-BLAKESBURG FREMONT SCH ENTRY FEE.......................................50.00 ENCORE REPAIR SERVICES INC. SERVICE.......................................1,058.00 FAREWAY FOOD & SUPPLIES.....................2,160.68 FASTENAL CO SUPPLIES...........................................52.46 FICKES, EDWARD OFFICIAL.........................................230.00 FLOWERS & MORE SUPPLIES...........................................99.00 GENERAL FIRE AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT CO. FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE..........................................483.00 GLOBAL EQUIPMENT CO SUPPLIES......................................1,338.95 GRAINGER SUPPLIES......................................1,218.10 GRAPHIC EDGE, THE ATHLETIC SUPPLIES................8,519.00 GREEN HILLS AEA SUPPLIES.........................................107.55 HEINEMANN SUPPLIES......................................7,992.00 HIGHWAY LUMBER REPAIR SUPPLIES.........................162.50 HILLYARD/DES MOINES SUPPLIES......................................1,405.15 HOOVER, CHARLENE MILEAGE EXP..................................14.00 IA FFA FOUNDATION, INC SUPPLIES.........................................719.75 INDIANOLA COMM SCH ENTRY FEE.......................................60.00 INTERSTATE 35 COMM SCH OPEN ENROLLMENT..............28,804.75 IOWA STATE EDUCATION ASSN REGISTRATION.............................500.00 J P AUTO SUPPLY REPAIR PARTS...............................184.29 JAYMAR BUSINESS FORMS OFFICE SUPPLIES.........................396.61 KLINE, MICHAEL REIMBURSEMENT........................140.38 LARKIN, CHRISTOPHER OFFICIAL.........................................105.00 LEONHART, JOHN OFFICIAL.........................................385.00 LEWIS, BRENDA MILEAGE EXP................................137.60 M & M AG SERVICE SUPPLIES.........................................424.72 MADISON NATL LIFE INS CO INSURANCE FEES......................1,449.46 MCCANN, STEVE OFFICIAL.........................................100.00 MIDWEST WHEEL CO TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIES...126.00

FAREWAY FOOD & SUPPLIES.....................2,160.68 FASTENAL CO SUPPLIES...........................................52.46 FICKES, EDWARD OFFICIAL.........................................230.00 FLOWERS & MORE SUPPLIES...........................................99.00 GENERAL FIRE AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT CO. FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE..........................................483.00 GLOBAL EQUIPMENT CO SUPPLIES......................................1,338.95 GRAINGER SUPPLIES......................................1,218.10 GRAPHIC EDGE, THE ATHLETIC SUPPLIES................8,519.00 GREEN HILLS AEA SUPPLIES.........................................107.55 HEINEMANN SUPPLIES......................................7,992.00 HIGHWAY LUMBER more SUPPLIES.........................162.50 about the governREPAIR HILLYARD/DES MOINES ment to apply.

SUPPLIES......................................1,405.15 HOOVER, CHARLENE “Interning in a congresMILEAGE EXP..................................14.00 IA FFA FOUNDATION, sional office is aINC good way SUPPLIES.........................................719.75 INDIANOLA COMMstudents SCH for college and ENTRY FEE.......................................60.00 INTERSTATE 35 COMM SCH new graduates to learn OPEN ENROLLMENT..............28,804.75 moreSTATE about the ASSN legislaIOWA EDUCATION REGISTRATION.............................500.00 tive branch of the federal J P AUTO SUPPLY REPAIR PARTS...............................184.29 government while gaining JAYMAR BUSINESS FORMS OFFICE SUPPLIES.........................396.61 valuable experience. InKLINE, MICHAEL REIMBURSEMENT........................140.38 LARKIN, CHRISTOPHER OFFICIAL.........................................105.00 LEONHART, JOHN OFFICIAL.........................................385.00 LEWIS, BRENDA MILEAGE EXP................................137.60 M & M AG SERVICE SUPPLIES.........................................424.72 MADISON NATL LIFE INS CO INSURANCE FEES......................1,449.46 MCCANN, STEVE OFFICIAL.........................................100.00 MIDWEST WHEEL CO TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIES...126.00 MONARCH RENOVATION INC LOCKER RENOVATION..........29,070.00 O'REILLY AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES.............................................9.87 OSCEOLA FARM & HOME REPAIR SUPPLIES.........................545.51 OSCEOLA WATER WORKS WATER & SEWER......................1,121.12 OSKALOOSA COMM SCH ENTRY FEE.......................................65.00 PARSONS, JOHN OFFICIAL.........................................205.00 PEEK SALES & SERVICE SUPPLIES.............................................8.90 PHILLIPS' FLOORS FLOOR REPAIR.........................37,200.00 PROBLEM SOLVING SOLUTIONS REGISTRATION..........................1,320.00 QUILL CORP. SUPPLIES.........................................123.72 RICOH USA FEES...............................................1,709.34 ROBINSONS TRUE VALUE GENERAL SUPPLIES......................45.45 RYCHNOVSKY LAWN GROUNDS UPKEEP/PEST CONTROL...................................19,119.00 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS OF IOWA REGISTRATION FEES...................641.00 SOUTHERN IA TROLLEY TRANSPORTATION FEES................3.30 TAYLOR, MIKE OFFICIAL.........................................100.00 THOMAS BUS SALES EQUIPMENT................................6,408.00 TRAVIS MECHANICAL & CONTROLS BUILDING REPAIRS................11,959.36 U S CELLULAR CELL PHONE..................................100.01 VILLAGE LTD, THE PRESCHOOL EXP.....................10,865.24 VIRCO, INC FURNITURE.................................5,695.35 WARD'S NATURAL SCIENCE SUPPLIES......................................5,217.60 WASTE MANAGEMENT GARBAGE PICKUP.....................1,262.45 WHITE, RUTH MILEAGE EXP....................................4.60 WINDSTREAM TELEPHONE EXP...........................602.87 ZIMCO SUPPLY CO MAINT SUPPLIES..........................215.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES.......360,784.55 The Board of Directors of Clarke Community School District approved the following July claims on July 15, 2014.

ADVANTAGE ADMINISTRATORS ADMINISTRAIVE FEE....................25.00 BOB'S AUTO SUPPLY REPAIR PARTS...............................395.66 BRIMM, KOOPER HAITI TRIP DONATION...............500.00 CINTAS CORP #762 SUPPLIES...........................................33.63 COMBINED SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY INC CONSULTING FEE.....................6,000.00 EDGENUITY E2020 LICENSE.........................12,200.00 FES SERVICE FEE...............................4,566.00 HIGHWAY LUMBER REPAIR SUPPLIES...........................82.92 IA ASSC OF SCHOOL BOARDS DUES.............................................4,160.00 IA ASSC OF SCHOOL BUSINESS OFFICALS DUES.................................................175.00 IA DIVISION OF LABOR SERVICES INSPECTION FEES........................560.00 IA H S MUSIC ASSOCIATION DUES...................................................25.00 IA SCHOOL FINANCE INFORMATION SERVICES FEES...............................................1,857.19 IDEAL READY MIX BUS BARN RENT...........................700.00 J P AUTO SUPPLY REPAIR PARTS.................................36.27 KD TIRES, LLC VEHICLE MAINT.............................15.00 MANTERNACH, JACOB HAITI TRIP DONATION...............500.00 MCCANN, STEVE OFFICIAL...........................................30.00 O'REILLY AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES.............................................3.79 OSCEOLA FARM & HOME REPAIR SUPPLIES...........................68.55 PENICK, TRACY REIMBURSEMENT........................132.70 PORTERS PRINTS SUPPLIES.........................................483.00 ROCK IN PREVENTION WORKSHOP FEE............................125.00 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS OF IOWA REGISTRATION FEES...............2,428.00 SOFTWARE UNLIMITED COMPUTER PROGRAM FEE....4,200.00 SOLUTIONS SUPPLIES.........................................384.64 SPURGIN, KASSIDY ITALY TRIP DONATION..............100.00 TAYLOR, MIKE OFFICIAL...........................................30.00 THOMAS BUS SALES NEW BUSSES..........................165,820.00 WILDER'S TRUCK SERVICE REPAIR PARTS.................................15.00 ZIEGLER, INC REPAIR PARTS.................................73.12 TOTAL EXPENDITURES.......205,725.47

NEWS

A motion to approve the Treasurer's Report and pay the bills as presented was made by Commissioner Dan McIntosh and seconded by Commissioner Norm Lust. carried on roll call vote: THURSDAY Motion • Ayes: JULY 24, 2014 Commissioners Harold Allen, Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIntosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Riley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder.

Commissioner Scott Busick moved to approve the Amended and Restated Intergovernmental Agreement Creating the Clarke County Reservoir Commission.

Commissioner Dan McIntosh seconded the motion. Motion carried on roll call vote: CLARKE COUNTY RESERVOIR Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, COMMISSION Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McInChairperson Sandy Kale called the July tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Ri10, 2014 Annual Meeting of the Clarke ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder.

County Reservoir Commission (CCRC) to Commissioner Sue Wilder moved to order at 9:00 a.m. Nine Commissioners approve the Revised Bylaws of the Clarke responded to roll call.

County Reservoir Commission. CommisU.S.Fred Senate officethebuildternships my the offices motion.

A motion to in approve July 10, are 2014 sioner Diehl seconded Annual Meeting agenda as written and Motion carried on roll call vote: applicaavailable tobystudents in Fred all ings, posted was made Commissioner Ayes: internship Commissioners Harold Allen, Diehl and seconded by Commissioner Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McInareas of Motion study,” Grassley tions emailed Scott Busick. carried on roll call tosh, Sandyshould Kale, Scott be Busick, Frank Rivote: ley, Fred intern_applications@ Diehl and Sue Wilder. said. toCommissioner Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, Scott Busick moved to Jr., Application Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McInthe Revised Procedural Rulesor of forms are approve grassley.senate.gov tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Ri- the Clarke County Reservoir Commission. ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder.

Commissioner Frank Riley seconded the available on Grassley’s faxed to 202-224-5136.

Commissioner Dan McIntosh made a motion. Motion carried on roll call vote: website andofficers in Grassley’s For Commissioners additional Harold informamotion the current carry over for Ayes: Allen, fiscal year 2015: Sandy Kale as Chairper- Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McInoffices in Iowa.

Because tion, email intern_applicason, Jack Cooley as Vice Chairperson, tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank RiFred Diehl as Secretary and Sue Wilder as ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder. of security-related tions@grassley.senate.gov Treasurer.

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by Frank Commissioner Dan McIntosh moved to Riley and carried on roll call vote: Investment Policy of the approve inAyes: postal mail delivery to or callthe202-224-3744.

Commissioners Harold Allen, Clarke County Reservoir Commission Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIn- which included the purchase of a bonding tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Ri- policy in the amount of $250,000.00. ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder.

Commissioner Fred Diehl seconded the Commissioner Scott Busick made a motion. Motion carried on roll call vote: motion to retain American State Bank as Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, the depository for CCRC checking ac- Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIncounts. Commissioner Dan McIntosh sec- tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Rionded the motion and carried on roll call ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder. vote: Commissioner Dan McIntosh reported Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, three firms responded from the request for Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIn- proposals for appraiser services. Commistosh, Scott Busick, Frank Riley, Fred sioner Dan McIntosh recommended and Diehl and Sue Wilder. moved to hire Cook Appraisals from Iowa Abstain: Commissioner Sandy Kale.

City. Commissioner Fred Diehl seconded Commissioner Dan McIntosh made a the motion. Motion carried with roll call motion to keep the check signers as any of vote: the four officers with two signatures reAyes: Commissioners Harold Allen, quired. Motion was seconded by Com- Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McInmissioner Scott Busick and carried on roll tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Ricall vote: ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder.

Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, Commissioner Sandy Kale moved to Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIn- approve the professional services of Midtosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Ri- States Surveying and Consulting from ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder.

Creston, IA when needed for surveying Commissioner Fred Diehl made a mo- land. Commissioner Sue Wilder seconded tion to adjourn the 2014 Annual Meeting the motion. Motion carried with roll call at 9:11 a.m. Motion was seconded by vote: Norm Lust and carried on roll call vote: Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McInJr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIn- tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Ritosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Ri- ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder. ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder.

Commissioner Fred Diehl moved to Chairperson Sandy Kale called the July continue with Ted Willets to audit the 10, 2014 regular meeting of the Clarke CCRC July 1, 2013-June 30, 2014 fiscal County Reservoir Commission (CCRC) to year. Commissioner Harold Allen, Jr. secorder at 9:12 a.m. Nine Commissioners re- onded the motion. Motion carried with sponded to roll call. roll call vote: Chairperson Sandy Kale amended the Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, agenda by adding Approval of Legal Land Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McInSurvey Services to the agenda. A motion tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Rito approve the July 10, 2014 amended ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder. meeting agenda was made by CommisCCRC Project Coordinator David Beck sioner Frank Riley and seconded by Com- reported he met with representatives from missioner Norm Lust. Motion carried on HDR and HR Green Engineers regarding roll call vote: working together as a team to present a Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, proposal for the CCRC project detailed Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIn- dam design. Mr. Beck also met with Midtosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Ri- States Surveyors and has also been workley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder. ing on a plan for land acquisition.

A motion was made by Commissioner Motion was made by Commissioner Jack Cooley and seconded by Commis- Norm Lust, seconded by Commissioner sioner Fred Diehl to approve the June 12, Scott Busick to adjourn the meeting at 2014 meeting minutes as written. Motion 10:12 a.m. Motion carried with all aye carried on roll call vote: votes.

Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, These minutes are unapproved minutes Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIn- and will be presented for approval at the tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Fred Diehl next meeting. For more detail see minutes and Sue Wilder on file at the local Recorder's Office, Abstain: Commissioner Frank Riley.

Clarke County Court House, Osceola, Copies of the Treasurer's Report were Iowa. made available for audience to review.

Acting Secretary Commissioners had received the TreasurIN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT IN er's Report and copies of all bills to review AND FOR CLARKE COUNTY prior to the meeting.

IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF ESTELA General Fund: Revenue received was ROSALES-NUNEZ AND interest of $2.20 for June 2014 making MARTIN ZARAGOZA-SALCEDO cash balance of $35,627.98. Bills presentUPON THE PETITION OF ed for payment were $20.00 three C DeESTELA ROSALES-NUNEZ sign for June website update, $156.64 CreESTELA ROSALES-NUNEZ, Petitioner, ston Publishing Company for May & June AND CONCERNING: meeting minutes, $7,328.80 SIRC&D for MARTIN ZARAGOZA-SALCEDO, postage and Project Administration for 3rd Respondent QRT CY 2014 leaving July 10, 2014 cash CDDM009823 balance of $28,122.54.

ORIGINAL NOTICE Special Account: Revenue received TO THE ABOVE-NAMED RESPONwas $.01 for June 2014 interest leaving DENT July 10, 2014 cash balance of $25.42.

YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Petition LOSST 2008 Checking Account: Total revenue received was interest of $10.88 for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court for June 2014 and City of Woodburn $2,277.75 for April 2014 LOSST tax mak- naming you as the Respondent in this acing cash balance $35,336.50. No bills tion, which petition prays that the Court were presented leaving July 10, 2014 cash grant a divorce. The attorney for the Petitioner is Katherine S. Sargent, 2600 Grand balance of $35,336.50.

LOSST 2009 Checking Account: To- Ave., Ste. 230, Des Moines, Iowa, 50312tal revenue received was $685.43 interest 5366. The attorney's phone number is for June 2014 and City of Osceola 515-282-7669; facsimile number 515-288$65,528.07 for April 2014 LOSST tax 9477; email: kspencersargent@outlook.making cash balance of $2,118,843.62. com.

You must serve a motion or answer on Bills presented were Ahlers & Cooney, P.C. $4,066.74 for legal fees and SIRC&D or before August 13, and within a reason$41,587.50 for 3rd qtr CY 2014 project able time thereafter, file your written mocoordination, management and planning tion or answer with the Clerk of Court for leaving July 10, 2014 cash balance of Clarke County, at the county courthouse in Osceola, Iowa. If you do not, judgment $2,073,189.38.

PREFERRED DIRECT SAVINGS by default may be rendered against you ACCOUNT (MURRAY LOSST 2010): for the relief demanded in the petition.

If you require the assistance of auxilInterest received for June 2014 was $111.10 making cash balance of iary aids or services to participate in court $439,474.04.

No bills were presented because of a disability, immediately call leaving July 10, 2014 cash balance of your district ADA coordinator at (515) 286-3394. If you are hearing impaired, $439,474.04.

PREFERRED DIRECT SAVINGS call Relay Iowa TTY at 1-800-735-2942.

Linda Graves ACCOUNT (LOSST 2008): Interest reClerk of Court ceived for June 2014 was $112.60 leaving Clarke County Courthouse July 10, 2014 cash balance $323,481.28.

100 S. Main Street PREFERRED DIRECT SAVINGS Osceola, Iowa 50213 ACCOUNT (LOSST 2009): Interest reIMPORTANT: YOU ARE ADceived for June 2014 was $180.74 leaving VISED TO SEEK LEGAL ADVICE AT July 10, 2014 cash balance $519,209.00.

PREFERRED DIRECT SAVINGS ONCE TO PROTECT YOUR INTERACCOUNT (LOSST 2009): Interest re- ESTS. ceived for June 2014 was $259.33 leaving IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT OF July 10, 2014 cash balance $1,018,077.10.

CLARKE COUNTY SAVINGS ACCOUNT (EA-2) (opened Household Finance Industrial Loan 9/14/2012): Interest received for June Company of Iowa 2014 was $1,369.49 leaving July 10, 2014 Plaintiff, cash balance $3,934,206.94. vs.

SAVINGS ACCOUNT (CASINO James A. Bailey; Kelly M. Bailey; ParFUND) (opened 2/6/2013) Interest re- ties in Possession; Ford Motor Credit ceived for June 2014 was $118.80 and Company, LLC; Equable Ascent FinanCasino funds received was $20,125.32 cial, LLC; State of Iowa, Department of leaving July 10, 2014 cash balance Revenue; United States of America, Inter$351,143.15. nal Revenue Service; State of Iowa, Child A motion to approve the Treasurer's Support Recovery Unit; Unknown Spouse Report and pay the bills as presented was (if any) of James A. Bailey; Unknown made by Commissioner Dan McIntosh and Spouse (if any) of Kelly M. Bailey, et al. seconded by Commissioner Norm Lust.

Defendants.

Motion carried on roll call vote: EQUITY NO: EQCV012002 Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, ORIGINAL NOTICE FOR Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McInPUBLICATION tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank RiYou are notified that a petition has ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder. been filed in the office of this court namCommissioner Scott Busick moved to ing you as a defendant in this action. The approve the Amended and Restated Inter- petition was filed on May 14, 2014, and governmental Agreement Creating the prays for foreclosure of Plaintiffs mortClarke County Reservoir Commission. gage in favor of the Plaintiff on the propCommissioner Dan McIntosh seconded erty described in this notice and judgment the motion. Motion carried on roll call for the unpaid principal amount of vote: $142,483.43, with 7.45% per annum interAyes: Commissioners Harold Allen, est thereon from August 1, 2013, together Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIn- with late charges, advances and the costs tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Ri- of the action including (but not limited to) ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder. title costs and reasonable attorney's fees, Commissioner Sue Wilder moved to as well as a request that said sums be deapprove the Revised Bylaws of the Clarke clared a lien upon the following described County Reservoir Commission. Commis- premises from April 26, 2004, located in sioner Fred Diehl seconded the motion. Clarke county, Iowa: Motion carried on roll call vote: Commencing at the Southeast CorAyes: Commissioners Harold Allen, ner of the Northeast Quarter of the Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIn- Southeast Quarter (NE 1/4 SE 1/4) of tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Ri- said Section Fifteen (15) thence N89° 24' ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder.

12" W a distance of 364.95 feet to the Commissioner Scott Busick moved to point of Beginning; thence N 89° 24' approve the Revised Procedural Rules of 12" W a distance of 298.89 feet; thence the Clarke County Reservoir Commission. N 00° 37' 41" W a distance of 666.25 Commissioner Frank Riley seconded the feet; thence N 89°32' 19" W a distance motion. Motion carried on roll call vote: of 332.17 thence N 00° 39' 04" W a disAyes: Commissioners Harold Allen, tance of 350.10 feet; thence S 89° 32' Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIn- 19" E a distance of 631.19 feet; thence S tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Ri- 00° 37' 41" E a distance of 1,017.05 feet, ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder. to the Point of beginning. (This tract Commissioner Dan McIntosh moved to contains 9.64 acres) approve the Investment Policy of the Together with: Clarke County Reservoir Commission A 20.00' wide non-exclusive easement which included the purchase of a bonding policy in the amount of $250,000.00. for access purposes lying over and across a part of the Northeast Quarter Commissioner Fred Diehl seconded the of the Southeast Quarter of the Southmotion. Motion carried on roll call vote: Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, east Quarter (NE1/4SE1/4) of Section Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIn- Fifteen (15) Township Seventy-three tosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Ri- (73) North, Range Twenty-four (24) West of the 6th P.M., Clarke County, ley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder.

Commissioner Dan McIntosh reported Iowa, and whose centerline is described three firms responded from the request for as follows: Beginning at a point that is S 00° 34' proposals for appraiser services. Commissioner Dan McIntosh recommended and 55" E a distance of 112.78 feet from the moved to hire Cook Appraisals from Iowa West Quarter Corner of said Section City. Commissioner Fred Diehl seconded Fifteen (15); thence N 84° 28' 56" W a the motion. Motion carried with roll call distance of 62.27 feet; thence with a

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Grassley fall internships available for college-age Iowans, application deadline extended to Aug. 1

PUBLIC NOTICE

CLARKE COUNTY RESERVOIR COMMISSION Chairperson Sandy Kale called the July 10, 2014 Annual Meeting of the Clarke County Reservoir Commission (CCRC) to order at 9:00 a.m. Nine Commissioners responded to roll call.

A motion to approve the July 10, 2014 Annual Meeting agenda as written and posted was made by Commissioner Fred Diehl and seconded by Commissioner Scott Busick. Motion carried on roll call vote: Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIntosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Riley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder.

Commissioner Dan McIntosh made a motion the current officers carry over for fiscal year 2015: Sandy Kale as Chairperson, Jack Cooley as Vice Chairperson, Fred Diehl as Secretary and Sue Wilder as Treasurer. Motion was seconded by Frank Riley and carried on roll call vote: Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIntosh, Sandy Kale, Scott Busick, Frank Riley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder.

Commissioner Scott Busick made a motion to retain American State Bank as the depository for CCRC checking accounts. Commissioner Dan McIntosh seconded the motion and carried on roll call vote: Ayes: Commissioners Harold Allen, Jr., Norm Lust, Jack Cooley, Dan McIntosh, Scott Busick, Frank Riley, Fred Diehl and Sue Wilder.

Abstain: Commissioner Sandy Kale.

east Quarter (NE1/4SE1/4) of Section sented a review of textbooks and curricuFifteen (15) Township Seventy-three lum.

(73) North, Range Twenty-four (24) Jones/Robins moved to approve purWest of the 6th P.M., Clarke County, chase of 6-12 math curriculum and 7-12 Iowa, and whose centerline is described grade literature curriculum. Motion carried THURSDAY • JULY as follows: 5-0.24, 2014 Beginning at a point that is S 00° 34' Robins/Peterson moved to approve 55" E a distance of 112.78 feet from the proposed revisions to 2014-15 Junior/SeWest Quarter Corner of said Section nior High Student Handbooks. Discussion Fifteen (15); thence N 84° 28' 56" W a was held regarding proposed changes to distance of 62.27 feet; thence with a semester finals. Motion carried 5-0.

Peterson/Jones moved to approve curve turning to the left with an arc length of 89.60 feet; thence S 18° 07' waive second reading and adopt proposed 58" W a distance of 195.27 feet; thence mandatory changes to board policy 601.1 with a curve turning to the right with School Calendar and 601.2 School Day. arc length of 237.42 feet, to the point of Motion carried 5-0.

Siefkas/Peterson moved to approve termination. first year probationary teacher contract for ALSO DESCRIBED AS: Commencing at the Southeast Cor- the following: Jordon Ludwikowski, 7-12th English, ner of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (NE 1/4 SE 1/4) of fall and spring plays, large and small group speech; said Section Fifteen (15) thence N89° 24' Taylor Fulton, 5-12 special education 12" W a distance of 364.95 feet to the point of Beginning; thence N 89° 24' teacher, high school football coach, assis12" W a distance of 298.89 feet; thence tant junior high girls and boys track, juN 00° 37' 41" W a distance of 666.25 nior high boys basketball coach; Jarrett Belden, social studies teacher feet; thence N 89°32' 19" W a distance of 298.89 feet; thence N 00° 39' 04" W a (shared position with Creston CSD). Modistance of 350.10 feet; thence S 89° 32' tion carried 5-0.

Peterson/Jones moved to approve Su19" E a distance of 631.19 feet; thence S 00° 37' 41" E a distance of 1,017.05 feet, perintendent Miller's employment contract and the Agreement between Murray CSD to the Point of beginning. (This tract and Mormon Trail CSD for shared supercontains 9.64 acres) intendent. Motion carried 5-0.

Together with: Jones/Siefkas moved to approve agreeA 20.00' wide non-exclusive easement ment with East Union CSD for shared for access purposes lying over and transportation director. Motion carried 5across a part of the Northeast Quarter 0. of the Southeast Quarter (NE1/4SE1/4) Peterson/Jones moved to accept the Hiof Section Fifteen (15) Township Seven- land Dairy bid for providing 2014-15 ty-three (73) North, Range Twenty-four dairy products. Motion carried 5-0.

(24) West of the 6th P.M., Clarke CounRobins/Siefkas moved to approve purty, Iowa, and whose centerline is de- chase of scoreboards for Brown gymnasiscribed as follows: um. Motion carried 5-0.

Beginning at a point that is S 00° 34' Peterson/Robins moved to accept Supt.

55" E a distance of 112.78 feet from the Miller's recommendation to purchase the West Quarter Corner of said Section Athletic Scheduler software. Motion carFifteen (15); thence N 84° 28' 56" W a ried 5-0. distance of 62.27 feet; thence with a Principal report: curve turning to the left with an arc 1. Principal Brown reported 2014-15 length of 89.60 feet with a radius of staffing is nearing completion.

62.24 feet with a chord bearing of S 42° 2. Graduation scheduled for May 16, 43' 02" West;with a chord length of 2015 and 2:30 p.m 82.06 feet; thence S 18° 07' 58" W a dis3. Homecoming is scheduled for tance of 195.27 feet; thence with a curve September 16, 2014. turning to the right with arc length of 4. Principal Jensen reported on FAST 237.42 feet, with a radius of 216.63 feet testing. Staff will be attending training in with a chord bearing of South 59° 35' July 2014.

5. National Assessment of Educational 08" West, with a chord length of 225.72 feet to the point of termination, com- Progress (NAEP) tests will be adminismonly known as 1251 Pacific Lane, tered fall 2014.

Supt. report: Woodburn, IA 50275 (the "Property") 1. Obtaining estimates for school sign.

The petition further prays that the 2. Will attend Clearfield School school mortgage on the above described real estate be foreclosed, that a special execution auction.

The meeting adjourned at 10:15 pm. issue for the sale of as much of the mortgaged premises as is necessary to satisfy The next regular meeting of the Murray the judgment and for other relief as the Community School Board of Directors Court deems just and equitable. For fur- will be held July 17 , 2014. ther details, please review the petition on Dennis Jeter, Board President file in the clerk's office. The Plaintiffs at- Elizabeth Justice, Board Secretary torney is Katie McKain, of South and As- A Tech Inc, service...........................479.40 sociates, P.C.; whose address is 1245 Jor- Agriland FS, fuel...........................3,701.09 dan Creek Parkway, Suite 120, West Des Alliant Energy, utilities.................3,203.61 Amsan, supplies..................................42.70 Moines, IA 50266.

Apple Computer, equipment.........1,478.00 NOTICE THE PLAINTIFF HAS ELECTED Bankers Trust, bonds/interest.....73,435.00 FORECLOSURE WITHOUT RE- Blank Park Zoo, admission................56.00 DEMPTION. THIS MEANS THAT Brown & Saeger, supplies................290.70 THE SALE OF THE MORTGAGED Burgus, Karen, supplies......................60.49 PROPERTY WILL OCCUR CAM CSD, tuition.........................1,500.25 PROMPTLY AFTER ENTRY OF Cerebral Group LLC, JUDGMENT UNLESS YOU FILE construction...............................164,492.82 WITH THE COURT A WRITTEN DE- Cheers, Cindy, supplies......................14.90 MAND TO DELAY THE SALE. IF City of Murray, utilities....................628.09 YOU FILE A WRITTEN DEMAND, Clarke CSD, tuition.......................3,000.50 THE SALE WILL BE DELAYED UN- Corn States Metal Fabricators, TIL TWELVE MONTHS (OR SIX repairs................................................865.00 MONTHS IF THE PETITION IN- Creston Publish Co, ads......................89.76 CLUDES A WAIVER OF DEFICIEN- D&D Pest Control, service...............120.00 CY JUDGMENT) FROM THE ENTRY Dannco, supplies............................2,989.70 OF JUDGMENT IF THE MORT- DM Register, subscription..................35.00 GAGED PROPERTY IS YOUR RESI- Design Alliance, fees.....................1,986.03 DENCE AND IS A ONE-FAMILY OR Doese Photography, supplies...........113.00 Duncan, Duane, official......................42.50 TWO-FAMILY DWELLING OR UN- Echo Electric, supplies.....................450.82 TIL TWO MONTHS FROM ENTRY Fareway, supplies.............................209.85 OF JUDGMENT IF THE MORT- Flaherty, Kathy, uniform....................59.99 GAGED PROPERTY IS NOT YOUR Flowers n More, supplies.................138.65 RESIDENCE OR IS YOUR RESI- Fry Electric, repairs.......................2,150.77 DENCE BUT NOT A ONE-FAMILY Graphic Edge, supplies.....................304.40 OR TWO-FAMILY DWELLING. Green Hills AEA, supplies.................80.41 YOU WILL HAVE NO RIGHT OF RE- Green Valley Pest & Lawn, DEMPTION AFTER THE SALE. THE repairs.............................................1,734.75 PURCHASER AT THE SALE WILL Highway Lumber Co, supplies........332.54 BE ENTITLED TO IMMEDIATE Hopkins Sporting Goods, supplies....69.99 POSSESSION OF THE MORTGAGED Hy-Vee 1473, supplies.......................93.76 PROPERTY. YOU MAY PURCHASE Ia HS Speech Assn, fees...................183.00 AT THE SALE. Ia School Finance Info, fees..........1,475.50 You must serve a motion or answer on Johnson Electric, service..................227.38 or before 27th day of August, 2014, and Jones School Supply, supplies...........35.70 within a reasonable time thereafter file Koch Bros, service.........................1,233.50 your motion or answer with the Clerk of Living History Farms, admission....328.50 Court for Clarke County, at the county M&M Ag Services, supplies..............62.06 courthouse in Osceola, Iowa. If you do Martin Bros, supplies.......................687.30 not, judgment by default may be rendered Miller, Alan, mileage/phone............158.18 against you for the relief demanded in the Murray School Nutrition, meals......528.90 petition.

North Ia Comm College, fees.......2,800.00 If you require the assistance of auxil- O-M Comm School District, fees......50.00 iary aids or services to participate in a Postmaster, postage.............................86.00 court action because of a disability, imme- Rankin Comm, service.......................55.00 diately call your District ADA Coordina- Roberts Dairy Co, supplies...........1,151.77 tor at 515-286-3394. If you are hearing Roberts Piano Shop, supplies...........184.40 impaired, call Relay Iowa TTY at 1-800- Robins Lawn Care, service...........2,465.00 735-2942.

Robinsons of Osc, supplies................29.36 By: Linda Graves School Adm of IA, dues................1,194.00 CLERK OF THE ABOVE COURT Smith, Jamie, official........................127.50 Clarke County Courthouse Snider, Karina, judge..........................75.00 100 S. Main Street, Snyder Plumbing, Osceola, IA 50213 repairs/construction.....................34,960.23 IMPORTANT: SC Comm Inc, phones........................36.90 YOU ARE ADVISED TO SEEK LE- South Tama Schools, equipment. .1,500.00 GAL ADVICE AT ONCE TO PROTECT SW Comm College, fees..................110.00 YOUR INTERESTS. Staples Adv, supplies..........................89.61 Tams Whitmark, supplies.................245.75 OSCEOLA CITY COUNCIL Tiara Connection, supplies.................74.45 Work Session Trophies Plus, supplies.....................185.98 Wednesday, July 9, 2014 Trophy Shop, supplies......................135.89 (UNOFFICIAL - NOT COUNCIL \APWal-Mart, supplies...........................177.81 PROVED) The City Council met on Wednesday, Winterset CSD, tuition..................9,001.50 July 9, 2014 at 5:30 p.m. for a Work SesRegular Council Meeting sion. The meeting was called to order by June 7, 2014 Mayor Fred Diehl with the following 7:00 PM present; Council Members: Chris Dorsey, Murray City Hall Dave Walkup, and Dan Hooper. George Mayor Scott Busick called the meeting Fotiadis was absent. City Staff present were Ty Wheeler - City Administrator/ to order at 7:00 PM. Present: Dean Clerk and Britanee Ward - Accounting Robins, Jeannie Crees, Lois Hamilton, and Manager/ Assistant City Clerk. Also Ken Harrison. Absent Greg Clark.

Motion by D Robins seconded by K present was Sarah Truitt, Derek Lumsden Harrison to approve the agenda. All yes, and Bill Trickey.

Motion by Dorsey and second by motion carried.

Adam Brobst approached the council Hooper to approve the agenda, all voting about a letter he received about removing aye motion carried. an electric fence on his property. Brobst Motion by Hooper and second by Dorsey to combined Wards 2 and 3 to the requests permission from the council to alCourthouse and Ward 1 will remain at low the electric fence 6 inches inside a City Hall for polling places for the special chain link fence.

Motion by L Hamilton to allow Brobst election on August 5th, all voting aye moto maintain an electric fence 6 inches intion carried.

Motion by Dorsey and second by side chain link fence, seconded by D Hooper to move regular schedule meeting Robins. All yes, motion carried.

Church of Christ representative requests from Tuesday, August 5th to Wednesday, that 3rd street be closed between Maple August 6th, all voting aye motion carried.

During work session Council dis- and Grant to allow the children to have a cussed: Street Department Capital Equip- safe walk way after summer church: July ment, City Logo/Branding, The Village, 21 - July 25, 2014.

Motion by J Crees to allow street cloand Clarke County Landfill Post Closure sure, seconded by L Hamilton. All yes, Fund/Solid Waste.

There being no further business, mo- motion carried.

Wayne Morris approached the council tion by Hooper and second by Walkup to adjourn the meeting at 6:40 PM. All vot- about a letter he received to remove debris from his property. Morris would like to ing aye, motion carried. keep his camper as is. Council noted that Fred Diehl, Mayor some improvements were made to the Attest:Britanee Ward, Accounting property and would like the trailer disManager/Assistant City Clerk tance to be measured to determine if it complies with current ordinance.

Murray Community School District Craig Justice updated the council on the Murray, IA 50174 city development plans. Justice spoke June 19, 2014 The Murray Community School Board about the 150 celebration and a street of Directors met in open session June 19, dance scheduled August 23.

Adesso proposed a city website for 2014. The meeting was called to order at 6:30 pm by President Dennis Jeter. Murray Iowa with a recommendation of a Present: Dennis Jeter, Terri Jones, Aaron two year commitment starting at 5.99 a Peterson, Trevor Robins, John Siefkas. month.

Motion by D Robinson to establish a Absent: None. Also present: Supt Miller, Principals Brown and Jensen, Curriculum city website starting at 5.99 a month for Murray, seconded by L Hamilton. All yes, Director Jeanie Bowers, Secretary Justice.

Siefkas/ Robins moved to approve the motion carried.

Council discussed adding City Adminagenda. Motion carried 5-0.

The board toured the construction in istrator to City checking account.

Motion by D Robins to add Jennifer progress.

Jones/Robins moved to approve the Adesso to City of Murray checking account, seconded by K Harrison. All yes, following items on the consent agenda: 1. The minutes of the May 15 and June motion carried.

Discussion of nuisance properties and 9, 2014 meetings. actions. Discussion that City mow proper2. Open enrollment requests.

3. Angela Coke resignation and release ty at 519 3rd street to mitigate city costs.

Council directs City Administrator to confrom contract.

4. Mindy Oswald, student council advi- tinue to investigate options with City Attorney and take actions that are allowed sor. under current City ordinance.

Motion carried 5-0.

Discussion of allocation in budget for Robins/Siefkas moved to approve the bills submitted for payment. Motion car- storm drains and culverts. Discussion that SCCOG meeting will be attended to by ried 5-0.

Siefkas/Peterson moved to approve the Mayor and update of any available funds FYE fund transfers and designation of will be discussed.

Motion to approve consent agenda excommitted funds. Motion carried 5-0.

Jeanie Bower, curriculum director, pre- cept claims and building permits by D sented a review of textbooks and curricu- Robins, seconded by L Hamilton. All yes, motion carried. lum.

Discussion of claims and building perJones/Robins moved to approve purchase of 6-12 math curriculum and 7-12 mits.

Motion to approve claims and building grade literature curriculum. Motion carried permits by D Robins, seconded by K Har5-0.

Robins/Peterson moved to approve rison. All yes, motion carried.

Parks report: Softball tournament to proposed revisions to 2014-15 Junior/Senior High Student Handbooks. Discussion take place on August 1 and 2. Council rewas held regarding proposed changes to quested that insurance information be investigated. semester finals. Motion carried 5-0.

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Robins, seconded by L Hamilton. All yes, M REFUND/112 GRANT ST.........150.00 AVERWEG, CHRISTINE .........59,685.40 KNIGHT, KIRSTIN ...................47,459.40 motion carried.

SCC NETWORKS BACHMAN, LINDA ...................1,237.50 KURT, AVORY .........................43,143.04 Discussion of claims and building per- PHONE/FAX....................................137.67 BANUELOS GARCIA, LADD, KIMBERLY ..................12,745.07 mits.

SCHILDBERG CONSTRUCTION MARIA .........................................1,738.80 LAMPE, BRADLEY ..................75,561.58 Motion to approve claims and building ROCK................................................210.18 BARNARD, TAMARA ...............6,290.53 LAMPE, EMILY ........................34,857.49 OSCEOLA SENTINEL-TRIBUNE permits by D Robins, seconded by K Har- SHANNON REPAIR LARSON, JAMES .....................47,941.81 BARR, JULIEANN ....................10,173.33 rison. All yes, motion carried.

97 CHEVY PICKUP..........................49.69 BEAVER, BETTY .............................20.90 LEE, MICHELLE .......................56,480.96 Parks report: Softball tournament to SIRWA BELDEN, JARRETT ...................5,136.08 LEITH, DEBRA .........................11,655.44 take place on August 1 and 2. Council re- WATER FEE.................................8,733.50 BELL, MATTHEW ....................52,292.76 LEWIS, ADA ................................6,546.79 quested that insurance information be in- SNYDER PLUMBING BERRYHILL, TRACY ..............62,653.60 LEWIS, BRENDA .....................18,619.78 vestigated.

WATER MAIN BREAK BILL, CONNIE ............................3,300.00 LOCHMANN, VICTOR ............20,736.35 Water and Sewer report: Towers 6/11/20...........................................5,627.50 BILLINGTON, MICHELE ........18,769.91 LOHR, NANCY ...........................2,696.55 cleaned June 5. Addressed issue of boil or- 2 FAUCETS/MALLORY PARK....365.23 BLAIN, GERALD ........................4,800.00 LOVELL, ANN ..........................53,777.90 der on June 11, 2014. Superintendent re- LOAD BRUSH INTO DUMP BLYTHE, KIERSTIN ..................1,500.00 MANTERNACH, JAN ....................267.30 ported low pressure due to main break, no TRU...................................................380.00 BODY, SUSAN ..........................66,331.31 MARCH, ANN ...........................61,946.85 bacteria reported in water. Future plans are SOLUTIONS BOLDON, MICHAEL .................9,700.00 MARKER, REX .........................23,083.23 to continue to flush valves.

SUPPLIES.........................................306.45 BOLTON, PATRICIA ...............48,187.40 MARTIN, BRITTANY ................3,332.25 Superintendent addressed issue of pow- COMPUTER REPAIR/#2..................63.00 BOLTON, RANDAL .................77,165.00 MAY, DONAL ...........................57,474.99 er outage on three phase system on June SOUTHWESTERN COMM. COLLE BORTELL, LESLIE ...................52,922.10 MAY, DOUGLAS ......................53,699.86 21, 2014. 3E has fixed the issue. Cells 1, 30 HR CLASS/RANDY TURNER .525.00 BOUTWELL, LONNIE ...............6,733.79 MCANELLY, N ..............................300.00 2, and 3 approved for drawn down by TREASURER STATE OF IOWA BOYD, BRANDI ........................63,768.75 MCCANN, KAYLEEN .............75,366.02 DNR and is in progress.

STATE TAXES................................126.00 BOYLES, MONICA ..................11,518.65 MCDOWELL, DEANNA ..........14,176.00 Waste water 30 hour class was canceled STATE TAXES................................148.00 BRADY, JESSICA .......................7,010.63 MCDUNN, JOHN ...........................329.00 and is being rescheduled for October TURNER, RANDY BRAMMER, BRENDA .............55,259.26 MCFARLAND, SCOTT ............47,410.77 2014.

PAYROLL EXPENSE.....................675.24 BRIMM, SUE .............................16,666.63 MCWILLIAMS, STEPHEN ......61,901.76 Motion to go in to closed session for PAYROLL EXPENSE.....................821.61 BROWN, FRANCIS ..................11,584.26 MEYER, DEBORAH ...................4,589.06 employee review made by D Robins, sec- UNITED STATES TREASURY/I........941 BROWN, LOUISE .....................11,506.65 MILLER, MEL ...........................58,491.35 onded by K Harrison. All yes, motion car- PENALITY.......................................255.48 BROWN, VIRGINIA ...................5,605.95 MOBLEY, MELONIE ....................380.38 ried.

US CELLULAR BURGUS, MARLENE ..............13,803.58 MORGAN, SHELLY .................59,970.00 Motion by L Hamilton to move Randy CELL PHONE BILL..........................54.96 BURKE, SHERYL .....................12,244.60 MORRISON, KELLY .......................50.00 to full time city employment starting 7 -7 USA BLUEBOOK CALLISON, JOANN ......................468.16 MULLER-WISHON, RONDA .58,427.56 2014, wave probationary period for insur- SUPPLIES.........................................415.68 CAMPBELL, DARCI ................47,902.20 MURPHY, JERRI ......................50,024.00 ance, and allocate 6 days of personal days: WAL-MART CAMPFIELD, JOHN ...................6,659.90 MURR, TOMMY .......................13,485.90 due to established part time employment SUPPLIES.........................................315.34 CAMPFIELD, KRIS ..................38,894.09 NEER, AMANDA ........................6,454.50 with a service date of January 1, 2014, WASTE MANAGEMENT CANNON, TIMOTHY ....................960.00 NELSON, SUSAN .......................1,629.88 seconded by D Robins. All yes, motion COMMERCIAL TRASH/ CHAPMAN, CHARLES ..............3,496.34 NISH, DOREEN .........................20,252.20 carried.

RECYCLI..........................................884.73 CHRISTIAN, FRAN ..................50,597.74 NORLIN, JACOB ......................43,548.80 Motion by D Robins seconded by K RESIDENTIAL TRASH/ CLARK, JENNIFER .......................300.00 NORMAN, CINDY ....................63,646.34 Harrison to adjourn the meeting at 9:40 RECYCL........................................5,258.72 CLARK, VALERIE .....................2,971.98 O'TOOL, AARON ......................37,252.93 PM. All yes, motion carried.

WELLMARK BLUE CROSS BULE CLYDE, RUBY ..........................49,278.67 OBERENDER, FRANKLIN ...........165.44 Scott Busick, Mayor HEALTH INS................................2,274.72 COLE, BRIAN ...........................14,044.07 OEHLERT, MARY ....................11,645.04 Ritha Wolfe, City Clerk WOLFE, RITHA COLLINS, JEAN ........................14,784.64 OLSON, MARY LINN ..............40,251.21 These minutes are not Council ap- PAYROLL EXPENSE.....................765.82 CONNELL, KEVIN ...................33,406.81 ONEALL, MARTHA .................10,050.45 proved.

PAYROLL EXPENSE.....................735.44 CORKREAN, JOHN ....................1,450.00 OSBERG, MICHELLE ..............57,455.50 MILAGE.............................................26.32 COULTHARD-WARD, CITY OF MURRAY OSHEL, BETH .............................6,250.00 EXPENDED LIQUID ACCRUAL CLAIMS REGISTER REPORT SUZANNE .......................................300.00 OTTO, BETHANY ....................12,074.64 GRAND TOTALS.......................74,593.69 COURCIER, CONNIE .................6,643.52 OVERTON, SHEILA .................44,397.50 AARON SMITH RECAP TOTALS COURCIER, JAMES .................31,963.31 OWENS, ALISON .......................7,206.60 M REFUND/GUS SECOND EXPENDED LIQUID ACCRUAL DEAN, DIANA ..........................18,316.60 PARMER, STEPHANIE ...........10,379.98 STRE.................................................146.62 FUND TOTALS AG SOURCE LABORATORIES DECKER, LINDA ........................6,020.10 PATE, LINDA ............................14,215.21 TESTING..........................................323.66 001 GENERAL............................15,431.20 DENLY, JAMES ........................29,804.04 PENDEGRAFT, RONALD .......52,069.92 AG-RILAND PS INC 110 ROAD USE............................5,175.45 DENLY, LANA ..........................12,726.49 PEREZ ACOSTA, MARIA .........6,460.14 GAS...................................................789.90 112 T&A........................................2,877.61 DEUTSCH, MICHELLE ...........18,975.13 PERIN, RICHARD .....................53,000.00 ALLIANT ENERGY 600 WATER................................23,960.13 DIEHL, FREDERICK .....................100.00 PERSALL, CHARLES ...................450.00 ELECTRIC BILL..........................2,087.08 610 SEWER.................................18,923.10 DIEHL, LINDSAY .....................46,536.48 PIERCEALL, RONDA ..............14,007.53 BRAMMER, KEITH 670 GARBAGE.............................7,026.20 DOMINA, ADAM ........................3,451.30 POLLARD, BEVERLY .............61,847.76 PAYROLL EXPENSE.....................930.94 950 METER...................................1,200.00 DOMINGUEZ, DANIELLE ........1,389.85 POLLARD, JENNIFER ...............1,959.84 PAYROLL EXPENSE..................1,137.18 ......................................................74,593.69 DUFF, JASON ..............................1,302.97 POLLARD, JULIE .....................12,837.06 BROWN EQUIPMENT DULINSKY, SALLY .................53,527.60 PORTER, JAMIE .......................38,693.50 CITY OF MURRAY LAWN MOWER REPAIRS............287.69 EARLS, TRACI ...............................263.34 PRICE, KARI .............................43,798.40 BUDGET REVENUES REPORT BUSICK, SCOTT EBERT, MELINDA .....................1,565.34 REAGAN, MICHAEL ...............50,607.11 AS OF 1406 EDDY, BRIAN .............................9,533.17 REASONER, ALLISON ..............1,778.59 PAYROLL EXPENSE.....................114.51 FUND TOTALS CALLISON, RUBY 001 GENERAL......................20,377.76CR EDDY, MELODIE .....................12,928.98 REECE, BRIAN ...........................9,481.54 PAYROLL EXPENSE.....................273.48 110 ROAD USE.......................6,957.82CR EGBERT, BILLIE ........................6,153.50 REECE, JAN ..............................17,736.22 PAYROLL EXPENSE.....................291.30 112 T&A...................................1,501.24CR EGBERT, MICHAEL ..................1,442.30 REECE, PAULA ........................33,479.85 CARD SERVICE CENTER 200 DEBT.................................................00 EHRHARDT, JEFF ....................72,017.88 REED, NICOLE .........................38,478.21 PARK EQUIPMENT/MISC.........3,937.81 600 WATER.............................9,300.57CR EHRHARDT, LORI ...................61,202.94 REINDL, GLORIA ......................8,948.18 CENTRAL IOWA TELEVISING 610 SEWER.............................4,628.37CR EIGHMY, BRANDON ........................0.00 REYNA, ADRIANA ..................11,939.81 CLENED 2 LIFT STATIONS......2,000.00 670 GARBAGE.......................4,793.50CR ELBEN, MELANIE ...................44,268.05 RICHMAN, MELINDA ...............3,360.72 CITY OF MURRAY 820 INSURANCE................................0 .00 ELLIS, ANGELA .......................50,160.85 RIEKENA, JEFFREY ................34,783.17 FINAL BILL/CRYSTAL STEWA..111.40 950 METER.............................1,050.10CR ELLIS, BRENDA .......................53,980.76 RITCHEY, STACI .......................3,302.36 FINAL BILL/KAY RISSER..............55.30 TOTAL...................................48,669.36CR ERKE, LACI .................................6,905.90 ROFF, THOMAS .......................70,564.79 FLAHERTY, SARAH ...............40,349.36 ROGHAIR, CARLA ..................63,611.84 FINAL BILL/LUCAS WILLETT.....55.30 PUBLIC NOTICE FINAL BILL/DEAN BURKETT ...142.14 FLAHERTY, THARON ....................60.61 ROMMES, CATHY ..........................54.34 The Southern Iowa Regional Housing FLANDERS, HEATHER ..........41,361.94 ROSA, MOLLY .........................36,492.50 FINAL BILL/AARON SMITH...........3.38 Authority has developed its Agency Plan FLORES, ROSAURA ..................7,236.12 ROWE, DEBORAH ...................54,379.90 FINAL BILL/215 MAPLE ST ..........71.86 in compliance with the Quality Housing FOLLMANN, LAURA ..............36,371.00 RUBLE, WILLIAM .....................9,561.78 CLARKE COUNTY LANDFILL and Work Responsibility Act of 1998.

It is PER CAPITA COST........................739.17 FREED, ROBIN .........................53,818.17 RYCHNOVSKY, JANICE ........63,056.02 available for review from July 21, 2014 FREEMAN, DEBRA ...................5,780.94 SALINAS, MARIA ....................11,330.36 CLARKE COUNTY STATE BANK FED TAXES.....................................265.93 thru September 4, 2014 at the Authority's FRY, DAWN ................................8,835.81 SCHADE, KIMBERLY .............50,039.86 FICA TAXES....................................474.34 Office located at 219 N. Pine St. in Cre- FRY, NELSON .............................9,717.42 SCHIPPERS, ZACHARY ............5,852.70 MEDICARE......................................110.94 ston, IA. The Authority's hours of opera- FRY, SHARON ..........................12,033.19 SCHLICHTE, TRACEY ............47,294.43 FED TAXES.....................................311.28 tion are 8:00 A.M. To 4:00 P.M. In addi- GALL, DAWN ...........................62,748.82 SCOTT, JENNIFER ...................59,609.40 FICA TAXES....................................530.66 tion a public hearing will be held on GALL, RODNEY ............................400.00 SCRIVNER, SUSAN ...................3,700.63 SEEBERGER, BEVERLY ..........9,000.00 MEDICARE......................................124.12 September 5, 2014 at the Authority's of- GARCIA RODRIGUEZ, fice at 10:00 A.M. Everyone is invited.

CLAUDIA .....................................1,683.50 SEEBERGER, SPENCER ...........3,900.00 CRESTON PUBLISHING COMPA GARRETT, DANIEL ......................644.46 SEID, STEVE ...............................1,611.95 PUBLICATIONS.............................393.84 IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT CRYSTAL STEWART GARRETT, JANET .........................252.81 SELENE, REBECCA ...................8,000.00 FOR CLARKE COUNTY M REFUND/230 MAPLE STREE....38.60 GAVIN, JAMES ..............................600.00 SEVERNS, LEANN ........................443.08 IN THE MATTER OF D&D PEST CONTROL/DENNY M GAY, CHANELL .......................43,806.67 SHIELDS, VICKY .....................42,678.38 THE ESTATE OF GELNER, JAMIE .......................43,398.57 SHULTICE, BROOKE ................3,081.50 PEST CONTROL...............................60.00 VERA E. GRAY, DECEASED GIBSON, MARY .........................2,000.00 SICKELS, GINA ........................61,471.66 DENA BURNETT PROBATE NO. ESPR 009917 M REFUND/112 GRANT STREE......7.86 GIZA, LORI ................................10,684.36 SIMMERMAN, KATHERINE .29,683.08 NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF ELECTRIC PUMP GLENN, RACHEL .....................44,419.00 SIMS, BEVERLY ........................9,216.56 APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR AND NORTH LIFT STATION/ GONZALES, BENITA ............130,536.99 SINGLETON, MORGAN ..........30,512.48 NOTICE TO CREDITORS CONTR........................................10,124.00 To all persons interested in the estate of GOODRICH, LARRY ...............11,560.90 SITZMAN, MELISSA ...............12,189.21 SOUTH LIFT STATION/ Vera E. Gray, Deceased, who died on or GOOS, NANCY ...........................2,600.00 SMITH, AUSTIN .........................1,298.41 ELBOW..........................................3,775.00 about April 23, 2014: GOOS, NEIL .................................4,354.57 SMITH, DELORIS .....................52,282.31 CALBE HOLDERS............................46.00 You are hereby notified that on July GRAEVE, JEROME ..................20,618.54 SMITH, DIANA .........................11,151.25 GARY DUGGER 14, 2014, the last will and testament of GRAHAM, DONNA .......................833.23 SMITH, GEORGE .....................17,514.41 M REFUND/219 MAPLE STREE..150.00 Vera E. Gray, deceased, bearing the date GRAHAM, RACHEL ................43,305.21 SMITH, KATHY ........................41,785.00 IOWA ONE CALL of February 17, 2000 was admitted to pro- GRANDIN, LAURA ..................39,654.80 SMITH, KEEGAN .......................1,955.84 ONE CALL FEE...................................7.20 bate in the above named court and that GRIFFIEON, MICHELLE ........62,898.86 SMITH, KELCEY ......................37,001.90 IPERS Linda J. Ewoldsen was appointed Execu- GRIFFITH, D ..............................12,220.40 SMITH, WYLLADENE ............29,908.88 IPERS................................................565.69 tor of the estate of Vera E. Gray. Any ac- HAINLINE, CHERYL ......................60.61 SNELL, DEBRA ........................11,148.83 IPERS................................................614.47 tion to set aside the will must be brought HALSBAND, ANGELA ............40,784.37 SOGARD, JEFFREY .................90,646.00 KAY RISSER in the District Court of said county within HALTOM, LILA ..........................2,429.73 SOOK, KAREN ............................2,844.23 M REFUND/129 TROY STREET....94.70 the later to occur of four months from the HANSON, ANGELA ...................8,711.20 SPRING, CARRIE .....................10,979.55 KD TIRES date of the second publication of this no- HARDY, TANYA ......................60,363.37 STEARNS, HEATHER .............12,513.40 TIRES................................................820.50 tice or one month from the date of mailing HARVEY, STEVEN ..................11,489.15 STEARNS, MARLENE .............13,212.82 KEN HARRISON of this notice to all heirs of the Decedent HAVARD, KATHRYN ...............6,518.90 STEVENS, DIANA ....................13,997.95 METER REFUND/215 MAPLE ..... 78.14 and devisees under the will whose identi- HAWLEY, DENISE .....................1,132.78 STILL, CASSANDRA .................9,142.78 LACUS WILLETT ties are reasonably ascertainable, or there- HEGRE, TERESA ......................11,608.84 STOULIL, JUSTIN ....................30,460.41 M REFUND/520 TROY STREET....94.70 after be forever barred.

HELGEVOLD, DALE ...............18,536.94 STUVA, BELINDA ...................13,142.67 MAGUIRE IRON INC. Notice is further given that all persons HEMBRY, HEIDI ......................17,052.08 SWARTZ, JENNIFER ...............50,097.15 ANNUAL MAINTENANCE.......5,212.00 indebted to the estate are requested to HENDERSON, DAVID .............63,539.60 SWEENEY, RYAN ....................70,415.50 MCCONNELL, PAIGE make immediate payment to the under- HENLEY, JULI ..........................39,621.07 TAYLOR, DONNA ...................43,498.40 PAYROLL EXPENSE.....................247.19 signed, and creditors having claims HENRICHS, LORI .....................44,321.07 TEGHTMEYER, PAYROLL EXPENSE.....................122.99 against the estate shall file them with the HENRY, REBECCA ..................16,309.57 COURTNEY ...............................39,390.54 MCNEAL, CHERYL clerk of the above named District Court, as HENRY, RENEE ........................13,880.20 TERRELL, TRACY ...................46,600.91 PAYROLL EXPENSE.......................21.94 provided by law, duly authenticated, for HENRY, SHAWNA .....................8,816.57 THARP, AMY ............................46,398.74 PAYROLL EXPENSE ......................24.13 allowance, and unless so filed by the later HESTON, MICHELLE ................6,367.09 THOMPSON, RHODA ..............59,956.03 MENARDS – ANKENY to occur of four months from the second HEWLETT, NANCY .................14,326.81 THOSTENSON, SUPPLIES ........................................406.87 publication of this notice or one month HILDEBRAND, BRIDGET ......30,313.15 KATHERINE ..............................39,844.07 MENARDS- CLIVE from the date of mailing of this notice (un- HINGTGEN, KELLY ................36,951.90 TOKHEIM, JOY ...........................4,142.78 SUPPLIES ........................................851.11 less otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is HOCHSTEIN, SHERYL ............51,094.90 TONEY, GERALD ......................9,806.83 MID IOWA HEATING HOLMES, DEBRA ....................44,145.21 TURPIN, KATIE ........................18,466.38 thereafter forever barred.

REPAIR AIR CONDITIONER/C . .208.65 HOOVER, CHARLENE ............27,126.14 VANAHN, LADONNA ...............5,100.00 Dated July 14, 2014.

C CENTER/LIBRARY AIR CON .242.50 Executor of Estate: HORTON, LAURA ....................43,013.05 VANBUREN, LARITA .............11,783.18 MUNICIPAL SUPPLY INC. Linda J. Ewoldsen HOSTETLER, PATRICIA ........22,720.85 VERWERS, JOSHUA ..................3,897.06 SUPPLIES ........................................264.50 810 Eisenhower Road HOUT, CHERYL ............................915.00 VORIS, BECKY .........................16,172.54 MURRAY CEMETERY Osceola, Iowa 50213 HOWE, LORIE ...........................50,576.81 WALKER, AMY ........................43,457.00 YEARLY DONATION ................1,000.00 Attorney for Estate: HUSS, MARY ..............................7,681.67 WALKUP, DAVID ......................1,040.00 IRVING, DANA .........................14,635.19 WALLACE, LISA ......................50,891.01 MURRAY LIONS CLUB Reynoldson & Van Werden, L.L.P. JASS, PAMELA .........................25,961.65 WALTZ, DONALD ...................11,601.40 SCICF GRANT ............................3,000.00 200 W. Jefferson MURRAY POST OFFICE JOHNSTON, DON ............................77.33 WARGO, JANE .........................13,791.89 P. O. Box 199 WATER BILLS .................................94.52 Osceola, Iowa 50213 JOHNSTON, JOSEPH .................1,265.52 WATKINS, STACIA .................62,151.58 2 ROLLS OF STAMPS......................98.00 Date of second publication: July 31, 2014 JOHNSTON, REBECCA .............6,211.63 WATSON, RANDY ...................18,714.35 JONES, REBEKAH ...................55,565.60 WEEDA, ELIZABETH .............14,294.76 OSCEOLA FARM & HOME JORGENSEN, BILL ..................33,831.14 WEERS, LAKYN .........................3,100.00 SUPPLIES...........................................75.99 Clarke Community Schools PATRICK GREENWOOD JORGENSEN, RACHAEL ........30,978.24 WEISER, JESSICA ....................38,178.17 7/1/13 to 6/30/14 LEGAL FEES.....................................84.00 ABBOTT, LINDA ......................78,371.12 JUBELL, PENNIE ...........................378.29 WEISER, KATHRYN ..................4,405.72 PETTY CASH ABBOTT, REBECCA ..................1,250.00 JUTTING, SYDNEE ..................35,942.55 WENDT, CAMERON ..................7,347.10 MOD FLAPS......................................10.00 ABUNDES, EVELIN ...................5,178.27 KEDLEY, REBECCA ...............39,732.42 WETTERLING, SUZANNE .....53,627.90 KEDLEY, THOMAS .................41,213.03 WHITE, RUTH ...........................75,749.50 RICOH USA INC ACOSTA DE PEREZ, COPY RENT.....................................100.00 MARIA .......................................38,980.56 KENNEDY-SMITH, LEANN ...44,498.40 WILEY, KELLY ........................53,095.53 COPIER FEE......................................67.06 ALLEN, DAVID ........................22,054.32 KENTNER, BRUCE ..................31,542.87 WILSON, JOEL ...........................2,387.18 RITTER CONSTRUCTION ANDREW, NICOLE ..................12,995.21 KIGER, JILL ..............................81,251.82 WISE, FREDERICK ..................11,344.99 ROCK/HAULING............................969.27 ANTISDEL, KIMBERLY .......101,572.66 KIOUS, MARCUS .....................40,000.00 WISNIEWSKI, CRAIG .............49,919.08 ROBIN SHANNON ARELLANO, VICENTA ...........13,219.46 KLINE, MICHAEL ....................50,590.57 WOLF, PATRICIA ....................11,904.01 M REFUND/112 GRANT ST.........150.00 AVERWEG, CHRISTINE .........59,685.40 KNIGHT, KIRSTIN ...................47,459.40 WOODS, DANIELLE ...............41,473.09 SCC NETWORKS BACHMAN, LINDA ...................1,237.50 KURT, AVORY .........................43,143.04 WRIGHT, CHRISTINE ...............8,440.88 LADD, KIMBERLY ..................12,745.07 WYATT, JOHN ..........................10,523.50 PHONE/FAX....................................137.67 BANUELOS GARCIA, SCHILDBERG CONSTRUCTION MARIA .........................................1,738.80 LAMPE, BRADLEY ..................75,561.58 YEARINGTON, KEVIN ...........16,564.09 ROCK................................................210.18 BARNARD, TAMARA ...............6,290.53 LAMPE, EMILY ........................34,857.49 YOUNGS, APRIL ......................37,427.97 SHANNON REPAIR BARR, JULIEANN ....................10,173.33 LARSON, JAMES .....................47,941.81 ZOSKE, ERIC ............................43,881.88 97 CHEVY PICKUP..........................49.69 BEAVER, BETTY .............................20.90 LEE, MICHELLE .......................56,480.96 ZOSKE, NICOLE .......................11,461.94 SIRWA BELDEN, JARRETT ...................5,136.08 LEITH, DEBRA .........................11,655.44 .................................................7,990,287.39 WATER FEE.................................8,733.50 BELL, MATTHEW ....................52,292.76 LEWIS, ADA ................................6,546.79 SNYDER PLUMBING BERRYHILL, TRACY ..............62,653.60 LEWIS, BRENDA .....................18,619.78 WATER MAIN BREAK BILL, CONNIE ............................3,300.00 LOCHMANN, VICTOR ............20,736.35 NOTICE OF SPECIAL OSCEOLA CITY ELECTION! 6/11/20...........................................5,627.50 BILLINGTON, LOHR, NANCY ...........................2,696.55 MICHELE ........18,769.91 2 FAUCETS/MALLORY PARK....365.23 BLAIN, GERALD ........................4,800.00 AUGUST LOVELL, 5, 2014 ANN ..........................53,777.90 MANTERNACH, JAN ....................267.30 LOAD BRUSH INTO DUMP BLYTHE, KIERSTIN ..................1,500.00 TRU...................................................380.00 ANN in ...........................61,946.85 I, Janice M. White, CommissionerBODY, of Elections, in and for Clarke MARCH, right to vote the voter’s vehicle. For further information, please contact SUSAN ..........................66,331.31 SOLUTIONS MARKER, REXAuditor’s .........................23,083.23 BOLDON, MICHAEL .................9,700.00 County, Iowa, do hereby proclaim and give notice that a Special Osceola the County office at 641-342-3315 or e-mail: ccaudjw@ SUPPLIES.........................................306.45 BOLTON, PATRICIA ...............48,187.40 MARTIN, BRITTANY ................3,332.25 City ElectionREPAIR/#2..................63.00 will be held to fill a “Vacancy at Large” on .................77,165.00 the Osceola City MAY, iowatelecom.net.

DONAL ...........................57,474.99 COMPUTER BOLTON, RANDAL DOUGLAS ......................53,699.86 SOUTHWESTERN COMM. COLLE BORTELL, LESLIE Council, on the 5th day of August, 2014.

The polls will ...................52,922.10 open at 7:00 am. MAY, Testing of the election equipment for the City of Osceola will be 30 HR CLASS/RANDY TURNER .525.00 BOUTWELL, LONNIE ...............6,733.79 MCANELLY, N ..............................300.00 and close at 8:00 p.m.

Qualified electors will vote at the following polling conducted on Friday, August 1st, 2014, at 2:00 p.m., in the Auditor’s Office TREASURER STATE OF IOWA BOYD, BRANDI ........................63,768.75 MCCANN, KAYLEEN .............75,366.02 ..........14,176.00 STATE TAXES................................126.00 BOYLES, MONICA ..................11,518.65 MCDOWELL, sites: in the ClarkeDEANNA County Courthouse.

MCDUNN, JOHN ...........................329.00 STATE TAXES................................148.00 BRADY, JESSICA .......................7,010.63 Osceola 1st Ward Residents ..............................

City Hall, Osceola Done at Osceola, Iowa, this 15th day of July, 2014.

TURNER, RANDY BRAMMER, BRENDA .............55,259.26 MCFARLAND, SCOTT ............47,410.77 OsceolaEXPENSE.....................675.24 2nd Ward & 3rd Ward Residents .....Courthouse, Osceola Janice M. White, Commissioner of Elections PAYROLL MCWILLIAMS, STEPHEN ......61,901.76 BRIMM, SUE .............................16,666.63 PAYROLL EXPENSE.....................821.61 FRANCIS ..................11,584.26 Any voter who is physically unableBROWN, to enter a polling place has the MEYER, DEBORAH ...................4,589.06 ...........................58,491.35 MILLER, MEL UNITED STATES TREASURY/I........941 BROWN, LOUISE .....................11,506.65 PENALITY.......................................255.48 BROWN, VIRGINIA ...................5,605.95 MOBLEY, MELONIE ....................380.38 US CELLULAR BURGUS, MARLENE ..............13,803.58 MORGAN, SHELLY .................59,970.00 CELL PHONE BILL..........................54.96 BURKE, SHERYL .....................12,244.60 MORRISON, KELLY .......................50.00 USA BLUEBOOK CALLISON, JOANN ......................468.16 MULLER-WISHON, RONDA .58,427.56 SUPPLIES.........................................415.68 CAMPBELL, DARCI ................47,902.20 MURPHY, JERRI ......................50,024.00 WAL-MART CAMPFIELD, JOHN ...................6,659.90 MURR, TOMMY .......................13,485.90 SUPPLIES.........................................315.34 CAMPFIELD, KRIS ..................38,894.09 NEER, AMANDA ........................6,454.50 WASTE MANAGEMENT CANNON, TIMOTHY ....................960.00 NELSON, SUSAN .......................1,629.88 COMMERCIAL TRASH/ CHAPMAN, CHARLES ..............3,496.34 NISH, DOREEN .........................20,252.20 RECYCLI..........................................884.73 CHRISTIAN, FRAN ..................50,597.74 NORLIN, JACOB ......................43,548.80 RESIDENTIAL TRASH/ CLARK, JENNIFER .......................300.00 NORMAN, CINDY ....................63,646.34 RECYCL........................................5,258.72 CLARK, VALERIE .....................2,971.98 O'TOOL, AARON ......................37,252.93 WELLMARK BLUE CROSS BULE CLYDE, RUBY ..........................49,278.67 OBERENDER, FRANKLIN ...........165.44 HEALTH INS................................2,274.72 COLE, BRIAN ...........................14,044.07 OEHLERT, MARY ....................11,645.04 WOLFE, RITHA COLLINS, JEAN ........................14,784.64 OLSON, MARY LINN ..............40,251.21 PAYROLL EXPENSE.....................765.82 CONNELL, KEVIN ...................33,406.81 ONEALL, MARTHA .................10,050.45 PAYROLL EXPENSE.....................735.44 CORKREAN, JOHN ....................1,450.00 OSBERG, MICHELLE ..............57,455.50 MILAGE.............................................26.32 COULTHARD-WARD, OSHEL, BETH .............................6,250.00 EXPENDED LIQUID ACCRUAL SUZANNE .......................................300.00 OTTO, BETHANY ....................12,074.64 GRAND TOTALS.......................74,593.69 COURCIER, CONNIE .................6,643.52 OVERTON, SHEILA .................44,397.50 RECAP TOTALS COURCIER, JAMES .................31,963.31 OWENS, ALISON .......................7,206.60 EXPENDED LIQUID ACCRUAL DEAN, DIANA ..........................18,316.60 PARMER, STEPHANIE ...........10,379.98 FUND TOTALS DECKER, LINDA ........................6,020.10 PATE, LINDA ............................14,215.21 001 GENERAL............................15,431.20 DENLY, JAMES ........................29,804.04 PENDEGRAFT, RONALD .......52,069.92 110 ROAD USE............................5,175.45 DENLY, LANA ..........................12,726.49 PEREZ ACOSTA, MARIA .........6,460.14 112 T&A........................................2,877.61 DEUTSCH, MICHELLE ...........18,975.13 PERIN, RICHARD .....................53,000.00 600 WATER................................23,960.13 DIEHL, FREDERICK .....................100.00 PERSALL, CHARLES ...................450.00 610 SEWER.................................18,923.10 DIEHL, LINDSAY .....................46,536.48 PIERCEALL, RONDA ..............14,007.53 670 GARBAGE.............................7,026.20 DOMINA, ADAM ........................3,451.30 POLLARD, BEVERLY .............61,847.76 950 METER...................................1,200.00 DOMINGUEZ, DANIELLE ........1,389.85 POLLARD, JENNIFER ...............1,959.84 ......................................................74,593.69 DUFF, JASON ..............................1,302.97 POLLARD, JULIE .....................12,837.06 CITY OF MURRAY DULINSKY, SALLY .................53,527.60 PORTER, JAMIE .......................38,693.50 BUDGET REVENUES REPORT EARLS, TRACI ...............................263.34 PRICE, KARI .............................43,798.40 AS OF 1406 EBERT, MELINDA .....................1,565.34 REAGAN, MICHAEL ...............50,607.11 FUND TOTALS EDDY, BRIAN .............................9,533.17 REASONER, ALLISON ..............1,778.59 001 GENERAL......................20,377.76CR EDDY, MELODIE .....................12,928.98 REECE, BRIAN ...........................9,481.54 110 ROAD USE.......................6,957.82CR EGBERT, BILLIE ........................6,153.50 REECE, JAN ..............................17,736.22 112 T&A...................................1,501.24CR EGBERT, MICHAEL ..................1,442.30 REECE, PAULA ........................33,479.85 200 DEBT.................................................00 EHRHARDT, JEFF ....................72,017.88 REED, NICOLE .........................38,478.21 600 WATER.............................9,300.57CR EHRHARDT, LORI ...................61,202.94 REINDL, GLORIA ......................8,948.18 610 SEWER.............................4,628.37CR EIGHMY, BRANDON ........................0.00 REYNA, ADRIANA ..................11,939.81 670 GARBAGE.......................4,793.50CR ELBEN, MELANIE ...................44,268.05 RICHMAN, MELINDA ...............3,360.72 820 INSURANCE................................0 .00 ELLIS, ANGELA .......................50,160.85 RIEKENA, JEFFREY ................34,783.17 950 METER.............................1,050.10CR ELLIS, BRENDA .......................53,980.76 RITCHEY, STACI .......................3,302.36

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