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SCMT School District
Sheffield,
Franklin County, IA
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Volume 131, Number 4 • Thursday, January 27, 2011
West Fork Weighs American
In On Preschool Cuts Flair: Love
School administrators and fund because this fund must
teachers alike are keeping a support the expenses not covered Is in the Air
West Fork School is gearing
sharp eye on state politics as a by tuition or grant proceeds.”
new plan coming from the House The loss of state grant money up for the seventh annual
of Representatives threatens the would cost the school roughly American Flair Variety Show!
funding of the state’s voluntary $35,000. This year’s event will be held at
preschool program. Like SCMT, the Rockwell- the gymnasium in Rockwell at
The program, initiated by Swaledale district has long 2:00 p.m. on Sunday afternoon,
former Governor Chet Culver offered preschool at a low tuition Feb. 13. Mark your calendar!
in 2007, has offered grants cost and for the first time this Last call for community talent!
for schools to fund 4-year-old year began receiving state grant Please contact Mrs. Bell or Mrs.
preschool programs statewide. money, $43,000 worth, for their Novotney at the school (641)
Last week the Iowa House program. 822-3233 if you are interested in
of Representatives voted to “What it did was free up performing! Come and sing, do
cut $60 million in funding for the $43,000 to be used in other a comedy skit, or whatever your
the program as part of a broad areas that was needed,” said R-S heart leads – all types of talent
spending reduction bill, House Principal Abe Maske. are welcome for this family fun
File 45. Before the grant, R-S charged show! Play an instrument? Sign
House Appropriations $65 a month for their preschool, up to be part of the community
Committee Chairman Scott and offered a reduced rate for band! The music will be sent to
Raecker has since said they low-income families. you.
would consider restoring some of Like Strike, Maske believes Proceeds from the event will
those funds to help low-income that if the funding is cut, it will benefit the West Fork Music Sheffield Volunteer Firemen check West Fork School for a possible fire on Thursday, Jan. 20. No fire
families. result in more of a hit to the Department. was found. Students and staff were evacuated safely. Photo by JJ Zimmerman
SCMT began receiving general fund than the preschool
partial grant funding this year program itself when the districts Schools Fire Department Called to High School
that covers about a third of combine into West Fork.
the expenses for its preschool
program. This has allowed the
“Our districts have always
done a great job in making sure
Revenue Vote Students and staff at West Fork School in
Sheffield had an impromptu winter fire drill on
the chemistry lab’s ventilation system.
This is the second false alarm for the school this
Residents in the West Fork Thursday, Jan. 20 after the smell of smoke was year. Earlier this fall smoke from neighboring leaf
district to lower the tuition of the our kids have the opportunity
School District are reminded of detected in the high school’s chemistry lab. piles found its way into the elementary ventilation
program from $90 a month to $60 to go to preschool,” said Maske.
the Special Election on Feb. 1. Area firefighters rushed to the school but were system. No evacuation was given that time, but in
for the 4-year-old program. “I’d feel very confident to say
Polls will be open in Meservey, unable to find any sign of fire within the building. this case with the smell of smoke so close to the
Between the Sheffield and that those programs will go on.”
Rockwell, Sheffield, and Only after searching the roof did they determine chemical lab the school took no chances.
Thornton communities, SCMT The R-S preschool program
Thornton from 12 noon to 8 p.m. that smoke from outside had worked its way into
schools have offered preschool currently employs a full-time
for roughly twenty years. If teacher and two and a half aides.
state funding were to be cut,
Superintendent Darrin Strike
doubts that the program itself
While the Republican plan
made it through the House of
Representatives by a party line
To Be Wed 90th Birthday
would be at risk. vote, Senate Majority Leader Pastor and Mrs. G Kim Wills,
“The SCMT district provided Michael Gronstal has vowed to minister of Zion St. John Lutheran
preschool for many years fight the cut in the Democrat- Church in Sheffield, joyfully
without state grant money,” said controlled Senate. However, announce the engagement of
Strike. “The board will obviously Governor Terry Branstad may their daughter, Amanda, to
Matthew Carpenter, son of Mr. Jessie Oelkers will celebrate
need to reevaluate it, but I think trump the Senate with a line item her birthday with an open
our community really values veto. and Mrs. Willard Carpenter of
Gilbertsville, Penn. house from 8-9:30 a.m.
preschool.” Governor Branstad Saturday, Jan. 29, at the Chit
Strike says that without the campaigned against state-paid Amanda is completing her
master of arts in church history Chat Café, 320 Main St.,
state funds, the difference in preschool and praised the House Thornton. She requests no
cost of operating the preschool for their budget cuts. Branstad at Luther Seminary in St. Paul,
Minn., and will graduate in May gifts, only the presence of
program would have to be made has not yet said how much of the family and friends. Jessie will
up by the district’s general fund. state budget he would allocate to 2011.
Matthew will graduate from turn 90 on Monday, Jan. 31.
“The tuition the families pay low-income family assistance. He
does not cover expenses,” says is expected to reveal his budget Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary,
Strike. “Preschool is currently an on Thursday, January 27. in Pennsylvania, also in May
expense to the district’s general with a master of divinity, with
plans to serve as a congregational Matthew Carpenter and
minister. Amanda Wills
Supper on January 27 to A June 11, 2011 wedding is
Support West Fork After Prom
planned at Zion St. John Lutheran
Church. 50th Anniversary
Merlin and Karen (Roggeman)
The West Fork After Prom
Committee will be hosting a
supper prior to the girls and boys
$10 purchase coupon as well as
multiple other savings) available
for $5 each.
Wed in August Meyer were united in Marriage
on Jan. 28, 1961 in the Richland
Amanda Kirschbaum of Lutheran Church in Thornton.
varsity basketball games against Come out and brave the cold
Rockwell and Josh Dannen of Merlin and Karen are enjoying
North Butler on Thursday, to watch the varsity basketball
Sheffield were united in marriage their 50 years of marriage at their
Jan. 27, starting at 5:15 p.m. teams and support West Fork
on Aug. 7, 2010. The ceremony winter home in Bowling Green,
The supper will include BBQ After Prom! If you will not be able
was held at Rockwell United Fla.; a family dinner is being
pork sandwiches, chips, and to attend these events and would
Methodist Church at 4:00 pm and planned when the couple returns
homemade bars. like to purchase any of the above
was officiated by the Reverend to Sheffield.
Also watch for West Fork items to support West Fork After
John Sherb. The couple’s family includes
After Prom Committee members Prom, please call Sandy Tull at
The bride is the daughter children, Randy and Deb Meyer;
at the upcoming JV and varsity 892-4760 to order. Thank you
of Mike and Mary Kaye and Mark and Julie Dannen;
basketball games as they will to all who have already helped Merlin and Karen
Kirschbaum of Rockwell. The grandchildren, Eric and Brittnee
be selling jackets, custom support our cause through your (Roggeman) Meyer
groom is the son of Mark and Meyer; Ashley Heinz; Josh
photoblocks, drawstring bags, donations and purchases. Your
Julie Dannen of Sheffield. and Amanda Dannen; great- this special occasion by sending
hats, headbands, and mittens. financial assistance in helping
Grandparents of the bride are the grandchildren, Anthany and your wishes to the couple at 1125
They also have Godfather’s them create a fun and safe event
late Marilyn Brood, Robert Brood Owen Meyer; and Sydney Heinz; Queen Lane in Bowling Green,
Pizza Value cards and Younker’s for our high school students is
and Edna Watters of Swaledale, all of Sheffield. FL 33834.
Community Day Sale coupon greatly appreciated!
and Carrie Kirschbaum and Please help them celebrate
books (containing a $10 off a Amanda and Josh Dannen
Gary Kirschbaum of Rockwell.
Lions Club Waffle Supper, Grandparents of the groom
are Merlin and Karen Meyer
cousin. Spencer Jurgens, Alex
Pals, Sadie Siefken and Shealyn Deerfield Place Assisted
of Sheffield and David and
Friday, Feb. 4 at Sheffield Judy Dannen of Chapin. Great-
Meier served as ushers and
usherettes, all friends of the Living Close to Goal
grandmother of the groom is couple.
Sheffield Lions Club will hold and Trust Company, Sheffield In the spring of 2009 they have $4,500 remaining to
Verda Meyer. A reception was held at the
their annual Waffle Supper Pharmacy, Jaspersen in Sheffield groundbreaking took place for be raised. They are very grateful
The music at the ceremony Holiday Inn in Mason City
Friday, Feb. 4. The supper will and Thornton, West Fork Middle the Deerfield Place Assisted for the support of their donators
was provided by organist Sandy following the wedding. The hosts
feature Dad’s Belgium Waffles School in Rockwell, West Fork Living. The Sheffield Care Center for this project. Thank You! It’s
Hitzhusen; Candle lighter was and hostesses at the reception
from Algona. Serving will be in High School in Sheffield, and had entered into an agreement not too late to make a donation.
Brianna Ditsworth, cousin of the were Jean Ditsworth, Mike and
the West Fork Multi-Purpose from any Sheffield Loins member. with the U.S.D.A. and United They can be sent to Gladys Koch,
bride. Kim Arndt, aunts and uncle of
Room in Sheffield from 5:00 to The menu will be “all-you-can- Bank and Trust to build Deerfield P.O. Box 457, Sheffield, IA, 50475.
Kayla Platte, cousin of the the bride; and Randy and Deb
7:00 p.m., prior to the basketball eat” malted Belgium waffles, link Place Assisted Living, with an If you have not seen the facility,
bride, served as the maid of Meyer, aunt and uncle of the
games with Nashua-Plainfield. sausages, whipped topping and obligation of $400,000 from the stop in as the coffee pot is always
honor, Alyson Clausen, Megan groom.
Price of the meal will be $6.00 flavored syrups, and beverages. Care Center. In August of that on.
Brood and Valerie Heft were Amanda is a 2007 graduate
with a ticket and $7.00 at the Everyone is cordially invited year the Deerfield Place Assisted At this time the Sheffield
the bridesmaids, all are friends of Rockwell-Swaledale High
door. Tickets may be purchased to attend. Proceeds from the Living Fund Raising Committee Care Center is in the process
of the couple. The flower girl school, 2009 graduate of NIACC
at The Sheffield Press, both supper will be used towards was established. of compiling a cookbook with
was Addison Klien, daughter of and 2010 graduate of Buena
Dugan’s Supermarket locations, local Lions projects, including People of the community recipes from area cooks. If you
a cousin of the bride. Personal Vista University with a bachelors
Sheffield Inn, United Bank the scholarship fund. were contacted for donations, would like to submit a recipe,
attendants were Sara Ditsworth degree in accounting. She is
and Traci Hansen, cousins of the fundraisers were held, and stop at Forever Yours to pick
currently working at Sweet
West Fork School Board bride; and Janet Platt, aunt of the
bride.
Things, Etc., located in Rockwell.
Josh is a 2007 graduate of
the Sukup Family Foundation
consented to match donations and
up instructions and a form.
Recipes should be submitted by
pledges. Pledges and donations March 1, 2011. Proceeds will be
To Hold Board Retreat Alex Kirschbaum, brother of
the bride and friend of the groom,
SCMT, and a 2009 graduate of
Kaplan University with a degree
will be matched through Jan. 31, used for projects at the Sheffield
West Fork Community School Facilitator was the best man. Groomsmen 2011. The committee is excited Care Center and Deerfield Place
in business management; and he
District will hold their board 2. Opening go-a-round were Kyle Duff, Jordan Mondt to announce that at this time Assisted Living.
is currently working at Decker
retreat on Monday, Jan. 31 at 5:00 3. Review ground rules and Tyler McKee, all friends Sporting Goods in Mason City.
p.m. at AEA 267 office in Clear
Lake.
4. Review components of goal
setting process
of the couple. Ring bearer was
Anthany Meyer, son of groom’s
The couple resides in Sheffield. Boy Scouts Selling Popcorn
Sheffield Boy Scouts Troop 24 will be selling popcorn Saturday,
The following is the proposed
agenda:
5. Create district goals
6. Establish action plans for
County Democrats to Meet Feb. 7 Jan. 29, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, at Dugan’s Supermarket in
1. Call meeting to order, goals The Franklin County Democrats will be holding there 2011 non- Sheffield. Proceeds from the popcorn sales will be used for camping
Welcome, Introduction of 7. Adjourn election year caucus meeting on Feb. 7 at 7:00 p.m., at the Hampton and camping equipment for the troop.
City Hall. All Democrats are welcome to attend.
PAGE TWO JAN. 27, 2011 171. Elinor Lauritzen picked up the Froning, 686; Kenny Ubben, 681; James E. Coonley Sr., Chairman of the Nannenga, Peter nelson, Teresa
5-10 split. Roger Hirsch, 642; Ron Greimann, Board and President; John E. Coonley, nelson, Jill Schwem, Angie Tudor,
Sheffield Press, Sheffield, IA Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes 626. The top five bowlers that placed Vice President; Robert M. Foss, Vice Nichol Witt, Angie Zimmerman.
President and Cashier; Arlene Noss Eighth Grade: Dawn Anderson, Kevin
Cobwebs
attended the Mid-America Dairymen in all events with high scores in all
dinner held in the Gold Key at three events were: Kenny Ubben, of Dougherty, Data Operations and Bowman, Sarah Brown, Jennifer
Hampton on Friday, Jan. 22. 1,879; Roger Hirsch, 1,829; Richard Assistant Cashier; Barbara Swanson, Dannen, Lonna Depping, Jill Etnier,
January 22, 1981 Noss, 1,827; Bob Cockram, 1,826; Gene Head Teller and Assistant Cashier; Chris Gillette, Kara Kruckenberg,
The Sheffield Bowling Association Brosdahl, 1,819. The Sheffield Lanes Mary Ethel Conners, Assistant Lane larson, Tenisha Leininger, Jane
sponsored the annual Men’s City & Lounge, where the tournament Cashier at Dougherty. McLaughlin, Angie Miller, Anna
Collected from The Sheffield Press Bowling Tournament earlier this took place, awarded wall tapestries to Eric J. Luecht of Sheffield and Nixt, Sandy Ricke, Clint Siskow,
January 26, 1961 Schoning 4, Terry Peter and Mick Pals month. Men’s team bowling was any man bowling a 600 scratch series Darren Nelson of Thornton were Kim Smit, Jeremy Traurig, Summer
Sheffield-Chapin cagers split wins each 2. Coach Jim Cuvelier used his held on Jan. 4, with twenty teams or over. Richard Noss and Warren among 2,134 undergraduate students Zickefoose. First Semester Honor Roll
with Ventura boys and girls in North entire suited squad. The team made participating from the men’s Monday Froning were each awarded a tapestry at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, – A Honor Roll, Seventh Grade: J. W.
Star Conference games played on the 29 from the field and 8 of 19 gift and Tuesday night leagues. The five for respective scratch series of 651 named to the Dean’s List for the 1990- Allen, Becky Carlson, Joel Dickman,
Sheffield hardwood Friday night, shots. They fouled 17 times, Schoning top teams are as follows: Sheffield and 602. Don Heuberger picked up 91 fall semester. Eric, son of Marlyn Nathan Dorenkamp, Starr Mustain.
Jan. 20. The visiting Ventura sextette, getting the 5 nod in the last quarter. Locker, 2,960; Iowa Drainage, 2,946; the “Big Four” split and will receive a and Carol Luecht of Sheffield, is Eighth Grade: Seth Deam, Carolyn
after trailing for three-quarters of the Women’s Bowling Association Sheahan Chevrolet, 2,939; J & M Good shoulder patch. Roger Hirsch was the majoring in Pharmacy; and Darren in Nelson, Anna Nixt, Andy Pals, Julie
game, turned on the juice in the final standings at Sheffield Lanes as of Jan. Guys, 2,916; Freie Feed & Supply, only bowler to place in the top five in Liberal Arts. Roseland, Bethany Rulapaugh. B
quarter and came out with a 65 to 20 are as follows: D-Xtras, Martinson’s, 2,878. The team trophy can be seen at every event. Team managers, Lorel The Meservey-Thornton/Sheffield- Honor Roll: Seventh Grade: Andrea
54 edge over the Diggerettes. In the Yelland Insurance, Sheffield Savings the Sheffield locker. A big thanks to Winfrey and Ron Greimann, wish Chapin Honor Roll for the Junior Adams, Alison Bell, Danielle Bram,
boys game Claydiggers had a one- Bank, B & W, Sahara Supper Club, Dale Brayton, owner and operator of to extend a special thanks to Vi and High has been released for the second Jodi Carberry, Kari Eisentrager, Sara
point edge at the half, went to town Iowa Public Service, Fibraco, J & M the locker and sponsor of a fine team. Larry Swanson and all the employees second quarter and the first semester. Foell, Diane gerdes, Tisha Haugland,
in the third period and continued to Good Gals, Matthews Hardware, Smit Jan. 11, the Doubles and Singles were of the Sheffield Lanes & Lounge. Second Nine Weeks Honor Roll – A Erika Kruszka, Melissa Lauffer, Brian
widen the gap for a 58 to 37 win over Brothers Tiling, City Edge Dairy. High held with 33 Doubles bowling and 68 January 24, 1991 Honor Roll, Seventh Grade: Andrea Meyer, Elizabeth Nannenga, Peter
the Ventura quint. Ventura boys had Team, 3 Games – Martinson’s, 2,215; bowlers for Singles. Results for the The annual meeting of the Sheffield Adams, J. W. Allen, Jodi Carberry, Nelson, Teresa Nelson, Angie Tudor,
a 5-3 conference record to 7-1 for the Smit Brothers Tiling, 2,099, D-Xtras, top five doubles are as follows: Don Savings Bank was held on Jan. 14, Becky Carlson, Nathan Dorenkamp, Nichol Witt, Angie Zimmerman.
winners. The visiting girls remain 2,091. High Team Game – Martinson’s Gealow and Dallas Brown, 1,281; 1991. Directors were elected as well as Starr Mustain. Eighth Grade: Seth Eighth Grade: Kevin Bowen, Sarah
undefeated having a 7-0 record to 762; Martinson’s, 750; Matthews Kenny Ubben and Ron Siems, 1,211; officers elected at the Organizational Deam, Mindy Dodd, Carolyn Nelson, Brown, Jennifer Dannen, Mindy
a 5-2 for the host squad. Jan Davolt Hardware, 746. High Individual, 3 Jack Zimmerman and Roger Hirsch, Meeting. Directors elected were James Andy Pals, Julie Roseland, Bethany Dodd, Jill Etnier, Chris Gillette, Kara
paced Diggerette scorers with 34 Games – Shirley Cockram, 472; Luella 1,211; Dave Sjostrand and Bob Ewers, E. Coonley Sr., James E. Coonley Jr., Rulapaugh, Mike Smit. B Honor Kruckenberg, Tenisha Leininger,
points from 15 field goals and 4 of Lahner and Elinor Lauritzen, 470; 1,210; Lee Bruhns and Bob Cockram, John E. Coonley, Harold Gallagher, Roll – Seventh Grade: Alison Bell, Jane McLaughlin, Angie Miller,
7 free throws. Kay Bruhn pumped Phyllis Messerschmidt, 468. High 1,199. Singles were bowled on the all of Hampton; Marian Atkinson, Danielle Bram, Joey Dickman, Scott Sandy Ricke, Clint Siskow, Kim Smit,
in 12 tallies, Rita Lundt 7 and Mary Individual Game – Shirley Cockram, same day following the Doubles and John W. Bowen and Robert M. Foss, Dunn, Kari Eisentrager, Sara Foell, Mike Smit, Jeremy Traurig, Summer
Schaefer 1. Mary Brouillette saw 185; Luella Lahner, 181; Pat Berger, the top five winners of Singles are as all of Sheffield. Officers elected at Diane Gerdes, Tisha Haugland, Erika Zickefoose.
action at guard with Rosie Larson, follows: Richard Noss, 726; Warren the Organizational Meeting were: Kruszka, Brian Meyer, Elizabeth
Pam Harris, Marilee Mateer and Mary
West Fork School Calendar
Frey. Ventura had a 11-16 edge at the
quarter with Claydiggers getting a
February
of Events - 2011
precarious 25-24 half-time lead which
was widened to 44-28 at the third and
a final 58-37 for the host club. Coach
Glenn Wehrkamp gave all his boys a
go in the final period. Jerry Atkinson
with 26 from 12 field goals and 2 of
3 gift shots was tops in the column.
Bill Taylor made 14 points, Jim Buss
4, Dallas Slagle 4, Darryl Barney 3, Bill
Nolte 3, Daryl Kothenbeutel 2, Jerrett
Koenigsberg 2. The team made 25
field goals, 8 of 12 in charity lane, and
were charged with 21 fouls.
Rita Lundt has been named the
1961 Betty Crocker homemaker
of Tomorrow at Sheffield-Chapin
Community high school. Having
received the highest score in a
written examination on homemaking
knowledge and attitudes taken by
graduating seniors in her school, she
becomes a candidate for the state
Homemaker of Tomorrow award
which will be announced in March.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon T.
Zimmerman, Gloria, Rod, and Cindy,
of Boone were dinner guests Sunday
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George T.
Zimmerman, and Georgann.
January 28, 1971
Sheffield-Chapin cagers won two
contests in the North Star Conference
series Tuesday night, Jan. 26, on
the Corwith-Wesley hardwood.
Spartanettes opened the night with
a 73-68 victory over the girls posting
the margin in the free throw circle.
Spartans rang up a 66-47 win over
the host quint after being out front
all the way. Donna Wearda paced the
Spartanettes with 14 field goals and
12 of 16 free throws for a total of 40
points. She hit with 7 doubles in each
half of the game. Val Edgington found
the range for 26 rallies, Barb Larson
notched 7. Edgington was credited
with 4 assists, Larsen 3, Wearda 2.
Diane Smit headed up defensive
efforts with 10 rebounds, 2 pass
interceptions, and 6 blocked shots.
Barb Jones grabbed 8 off the boards,
7 passes, blocked 1 shot. Jane Stoffer
had a 5-2-4. Coach Henry Eekhoff
used his starting lineup during the
entire game. In Corwith-Wesley gym
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JAN. 27, 2011 PAGE THREE
West Fork After Prom Seeks Dougherty Sheffield Press, Sheffield, IA
Donations from Community Sue O’Brien, Corr. in the fire department. Taking over
The parents of the junior class would be greatly appreciated! As the reins of the Dougherty Fire
641-794-3378
at West Fork High School are now a token of their appreciation they Department is Ross Hanig, son of
On Sunday, Jan. 23, the Dougherty Joe and Barb Hanig.
busy planning this year’s after will be publishing a list of names
Fire Department held a surprise Delicious pork sandwiches, chips
prom party to be held Saturday, of all who have supported them
party to honor Rodney McKinney and beans as well as desserts and
April 30. in the local newspapers.
who has retired as Fire Chief. Local drink were enjoyed by all. Members
The goal is to hold a parent If you would like to donate
citizens as well as family members of area fire departments also stopped
chaperoned, substance free you have a few choices: you
gathered to thank Rodney for by to thank Rodney for his work with
after prom. They have started may mail it to West Fork After
15 years of service as fire chief. them. Fire Departments represented
planning a variety of activities Prom % Bridget Fish, 115 W.
Although he has retired as chief, included Rockford, Floyd, Sheffield,
for the evening that will involve Crescent Dr., Sheffield IA 50475.
Rodney will continue to be active Osage and Marble Rock.
all who attend! So far a hypnotist Another option is to drop off
and various games have been your donation at the West Fork
planned. They will also be High School office. The last is if
awarding prizes and gifts during you would like to have it picked
the evening and the goal is to up, please feel free to call Bridget
have something for everyone. Fish at 641-420-9151 or Ray Fish
They are asking for the at 641-512-2695.0
community’s support. Any Thank you for your support!
donations of money, gift The parents of the West Fork
certificates, or merchandise Junior Class
Doug Peter
NCIGS to Meet Saturday, Hampton, IA (641) 456-4767
Latimer, IA (641) 579-6458
February 5 in Mason City
Warhawk The North Central Iowa It should appeal to those
Booster Club
Genealogical Society (NCIGS) interested in family history, the
will hold its regular meeting at history of railroads in the state
Beefburger Supper
1:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 5, at the of Iowa, and those interested in
Mason City Room at the west end local history of North Iowa.
of the Mason City Public Library.
A program entitled “A Historical
Friday, Jan. 28
Perspective of the Railroads on
Manly” will be presented by
Daniel Sabin.
School Sheffield
Serving from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Multi-Purpose Room, Sheffield
Daniel Sabin is the owner
and president of the Iowa
Northern Railway Company
Menus Lions Club
based in Cedar Rapids. The Iowa Warhawk School System
Menu consists of beefburgers, salads, and a bar. Northern is a 163-mile shortline
railroad which runs diagonally
breakfast and lunch menus have
been planned and scheduled as
Dad’s Belgian
Freewill Donation from north to south from Manly
to Cedar Rapids, all within the
follows:
Sheffield Campus Waffle Supper
State of Iowa. January 31 to February 4
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BREAKFAST
Monday – Oatmeal and Toast
Friday, Feb. 4
Tuesday – Pancake on a Stick
Warhawks Boys and Girls vs. Riceville Wednesday – Egg Patty, Bacon
West Fork High School
JV games begin at 4:30 p.m.
Varsity games begin at 6:00 p.m.
Obituaries... and Toast
Thursday – French Toast and
Sausage
Mutli-Purpose Room
Serving 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Friday – Breakfast Wrap and
Lavon “Bonnie” Toast All You Can Eat
Miller, 84 Milk, Fruit or Juice will be
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Lavon “Bonnie” Miller, 84, LUNCH
of Sheffield, died Monday,
Jan. 24, 2011 at Mercy Medical
Monday – Chicken Gravy,
Mashed Potatoes, and Corn
$7.00 at the Door
Center – North Iowa. Funeral
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Tuesday – Chili Cispitos, Rice
Pilaf, and White Cake with Children under 5 FREE
completion at Retz Funeral Chocolate Frosting
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Meat Sauce, Garlic Toast, and Tickets Available at Dugan’s - Sheffield and Rockwell;
Meetings... Caesar Salad
Thursday – Chicken Sandwich,
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Sheffield Pharmacy; Jaspersen’s - Sheffield and Thornton; The Sheffield
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and High School in Sheffield and Local Lions Members
The Sheffield Public Library Friday – Tacos, Rice Pilaf, and
Board of Directors will meet Sandwich
Sunday, Jan. 30, 2011
Wednesday, Feb. 9 at 6:00 p.m.
The Sheffield Senior Citizens
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Sheffield Press, Sheffield, IA SHEFFIELD CHAPIN MESERVEY
PUBLIC NOTICE
Facilities plan for SCMT School District was SimplexGrinnell, Fire Alarm Testing....... 497.85
THORNTON COMMUNITY reviewed. Staples Credit Plan, Supplies ................ 755.94
SCHOOL DISTRICT Superintendent’s report was given by Darrin Staples Advantage, Supplies ................. 143.54
UNOFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Strike: Tigerdirect, Business Supplies ........... 1,090.43
JANUARY 17, 2011 • Football coach resignation Timberline Billing Service LLC,
FRANKLIN COUNTY, IOWA
PUBLIC NOTICE
Chief Medical Examiner and Drs. Brian Hansen, real estate is located in the SE ¼ and the SW
The Sheffield Chapin Meservey Thornton
Board of Education held their regular
meeting on Monday, January 17, 2011, in the
• Together 4 Families Grant was
approved
• Teacher Quality Partnership Grant was
Medicaid ............................................ 316.88
Van Meter Industrial, Inc.,
Maint. Supplies .................................. 214.16
Superintendent’s Office. approved West Fork School – Rockwell,
PROCEEDINGS OF THE David Dennis and Courtney Bochmann to the ¼ of Section 36-93-20 and will remain as tillable
President Sukup called the meeting to order at • Will be attending a two day session on Sharing Expense/Indust. ............. 396,921.50
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS position of Franklin County Assistant Medical farmland with no intent for multiple dwelling on
5:30 p.m. with the following members present: February 2 and 3 General Fund Totals ....................... 436,429.08
JANUARY 17, 2011 Examiners all for two year terms. All ayes. property described as:
Mary Amsbaugh, Christy Engebretson, Betty • Pre School – DHS full license was PPEL
Be it duly noted these minutes of 1/17/11 are Motion carried. The parcel of land located in the SE ¼ and
Jensen, Kathy Miller, Mary Schlichting, and Jim approved Richard Dorenkamp, Leasing ................ 600.00
UNOFFICIAL minutes. Motion by Eberling, seconded by Nolte, the SW ¼ of Section 36, Township 93 North,
Tuttle. Also present: Superintendent Darrin • Vacation Days – January 20, 21 Iowa Office Supply, Inc.,
The Board of Supervisors met in regular appoints individuals, who hold the below Range 20 West of the 5th P.M. Franklin County,
Strike; Principal Randy Bushbaum; and Board Next board meeting will be Thursday, February Lease Contract ..................................... 47.50
session at 8:30AM with Board members Jerry mentioned positions, to the Franklin County Iowa and particularly described as follows:
Secretary Connie Stadtlander. 10, 2011 – 5:30 p.m. Superintendent’s Office Key Equipment Finance,
L. Plagge-Chairman, Michael Nolte and Corey Courthouse Security Committee for indefinite The East 74.39 feet of the West 334.00 feet of
Visitors: Travis Fischer, Jo Hafermann, Kacy Motion by Tuttle and seconded by Lease Agreement ............................... 693.22
Eberling present. terms. Those positions are: residing Judge, the SE ¼ located in Section 36 (36), Township
Larson, Madison LeDuc, Shirley Madsen, Engebretson to adjourn the meeting at 8:50 Mason City Business Systems Inc.,
Motion by Eberling, seconded by Nolte, County Supervisor, Clerk of Court, Auditor, Ninety-three (93) North, Range Twenty (20)
Kielan Sullivan p.m. All ayes. Motion carried. Maint. Contract ................................... 290.52
approves the agenda as submitted. All ayes. Head Maintenance, Sheriff, County Attorney, West of the 5th P.M., Franklin County, Iowa.
Motion by Amsbaugh and seconded by Mary Beth Sukup M & D Sound, Equipment Repairs...... 1,043.00
Motion carried. Magistrate, and IT Director. All ayes. Motion Said Parcel D contains 4.50 acres more or less,
Miller to approve the agenda with the following President Next Generation Technologies,
Motion by Nolte, seconded by Eberling, carried. including .07 across of county road easement
addition: 4a. Discuss Booster Club Uniform Connie Stadtlander Network Admin./Lease .................... 1,505.26
approves the minutes of January 10, 2011. All Motion by Nolte, seconded by Eberling, across the south 40 feet thereof and subject
Reimbursement. All ayes. Motion carried. Secretary Rooney Electric,
ayes. Motion carried. tables the appointment of the 28 member to other recorded and unrecorded easements,
Motion by Engebretson and seconded by GENERAL FUND Building Improvements .................... 1,463.02
The Board opened the meeting to public Compensation Condemnation Committee to a restrictions and servitudes, if any.
Schlichting to approve the minutes from the Aramark Uniform Services, Rugs .......... 316.80 PPEL Totals ........................................ 5,642.52
comment: Jim Davies, Franklin County future meeting. All ayes, motion carried. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the
December 15th meeting. All ayes. Motion AEA 267, Reading recovery .................. 750.00 FOODSERVICE FUND
Charitable Foundation, met to update the Motion by Eberling, seconded by Nolte, foregoing motion was passed at a regular
carried. Ames Environmental Inc., O&M Dugan’s Supermarket,
Board on the Veteran’s Memorial transition of tables the appointments to the Franklin County Board meeting on 1/17/11 and this Resolution
Bills were reviewed. Motion by Tuttle and Refresher Training .............................. 100.00 Groc. Food Supplies............................. 40.76
book work accountability to the Veteran’s Affairs Charitable Foundation to a future meeting. All is duly adopted by the Board of Supervisors of
seconded by Miller to approve the bills as listed. Alliant Energy, Electric – Thornton .......... 56.06 The Earthgrains Company,
Director and the Treasurer of the Foundation; ayes, motion carried. Franklin County, Iowa, by the following vote:
All ayes. Motion carried. Mary Amsbaugh, Travel ........................... 76.50 Bread Products ................................... 307.90
also the Clock Tower Fund account will be The Board discussed Law Enforcement Eberling-Aye, Nolte-Aye, Plagge-Aye.
Monthly financial reports were reviewed. Behavioral Dynamics, Inc., Martin Bros., Groc. Supplies............... 3,323.45
closed. Center matters on snow removal, custodial, Resolution duly adopted.
Motion by Engebretson and seconded by Special Ed. Supplies .......................... 113.50 Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc.,
The Board reported on committee meetings maintenance, conference room scheduling and Motion by Nolte, seconded by Eberling,
Amsbaugh to approve the reports. All ayes. Blazek Electric, Alarm Repairs .............. 216.00 Dairy Products ................................. 1,841.85
throughout the week: Mental Health Center of moving. Those matters were discussed below: approves Change Order #7 for the Law
Motion carried. Central Iowa Distributing, Inc., Reinhart Foodservice, L.L.C.,
North Iowa stakeholder’s; T21; Franklin County Snow Removal-The Board directed the Head Enforcement Center in the amount of $5,427
Madison & Kielan, representing the National Custodial Supplies .............................. 169.70 Groc. Supplies .................................... 497.63
Tourism and NIVC. Custodian to ask the vendor presently clearing which includes updating the existing kitchen,
Honor Society, explained the 5K Run fundraiser City of Sheffield, Water/Sewer ............... 390.06 Foodservice Fund Totals .................... 6,011.59
The Board met with Jason Gooder regarding the Courthouse parking lot. two faucets, remove boiler chimney & cap
they are hosting on April 9th. Motion by City of Thornton, Report Total .................................... 448,083.19
the Conservation FY11/12 Budget. Custodial-The Board will extend the duties of and provide insulation at top of wall for HVAV
Schlichting and seconded by Tuttle to approve Water/Sewer/Garbage .......................... 21.00 ACTIVITY FUND
At 10:00 AM Dan Wiechmann-County the Courthouse Custodians to spend anywhere zoning. All ayes, motion carried.
this fundraiser. All ayes. Motion carried. DEMCO, Library Supplies ....................... 34.29 December, 2010
Attorney and Judge Steven Carroll met with the from 4-8 hours cleaning in the Center. Motion by Nolte, seconded by Eberling,
Madison LeDuc and Kielan Sullivan left the DHS Cashier 1st Fl., Medicaid ........... 2,022.70 United Bank and Trust Co.,
Board to discuss possible ordinances. Present Maintenance-The Courthouse Head approves Certificates of Appointment for
meeting at 5:45 p.m. D & L Sanitations, Inc., Garbage ........... 393.00 Locked money bag ............................... 25.00
was: Russell Wood, Earl Kalkwarf-Sanitarian/ Custodian will move sidewalk snow, change Heather Schmitt as Deputy and Joan Havig
Motion by Engebretson and seconded by Dugan’s Supermarket, Peggy Doeden, Preschool Supplies ...... 192.37
Weed Commissioner and Larry Richtsmeier- light bulbs, change furnace filters and perform as Part-Time Clerk in the Franklin County
Jensen to purchase a wood lathe and band saw Groc./Food Supplies............................. 95.63 Cary Griffith, B-Ball Official ...................... 85.00
Sheriff. Discussion was held on banning other minor tasks in the Center. Recorder’s office, effective from January 1,
($1750) for the Industrial Tech Department. All Engel Law Office, J. Galt Enterprises, Senior
weapons in county buildings and dispute Conference Room scheduling-Who will do 2011 through December 31, 2014. All ayes,
ayes. Motion carried. Professional Service ........................... 100.00 Fundraiser – T-Shirts ....................... 1,138.65
settlement continued services. the scheduling is yet to be determined, but motion carried.
Jo Hafermann, representing the West Fork Forever Yours, Memorial Flowers ............ 51.00 Mike Kalvig, B-Ball Official....................... 85.00
Motion by Nolte, seconded by Plagge, those County departments who use the facility Motion by Eberling, seconded by Nolte,
Booster Club, was present to discuss if there Huber Supply Co., Kephart Music Center,
authorizes the County Attorney and Judge will be expected to reset the room to its original approves a Certificate of Appointment for Brent
could be a policy put in place between the Industrial Tech Supplies...................... 151.83 Dorian Festival registration ................... 63.45
Carroll to look into what surrounding counties condition. Symens as Assistant County Attorney under
school board and booster club on how to Iowa Division of Labor Services, Kesslers Team Sports,
and district judges are doing in their county Moving-No set time has yet been determined. the direction of the Franklin County Attorney,
purchase athletic uniforms. It was decided Boiler Inspection ................................. 100.00 V-Ball resale – shirts ........................... 298.00
facilities and investigate legislative fact finding It will depend on when the carpenters are totally effective from January 1, 2011 through
to bring this to the West Fork School Board’s Iowa Association of School Boards, Luther College,
to secure additional information on the topic of finished with their work. December 31, 2014. All ayes, motion carried.
attention for future reference. ISFLC Conference .............................. 275.00 Dorian Festival registration ................... 66.00
banning weapons in county buildings. All ayes, No action taken. Motion by Nolte, seconded by Eberling,
Jo Hafermann and Kacy Larson left the Iowa Communications Network, Randy Morris, B-Ball Official.................... 85.00
motion carried. Motion by Eberling, seconded by Nolte, approves the new HIPAA Policies Handbook,
meeting at 6:35 p.m. Network Services ............................... 141.89 Brian Pearce, B-Ball Official .................... 65.00
Motion by Eberling, seconded by Nolte, approves setting March 7, 2011 at 10:00 AM tabling Appendix #2 until a determination
Early retirement plan was discussed. Interstate Motor Trucks, Inc., Marty Pump, B-Ball Official...................... 65.00
tables the topic of banning juice-strip bars and as the date and time for a Public Hearing to can be made if the county is covered by that
Motion by Miller and seconded by Bus Repairs .......................................... 22.02 Shel-Shock Mobile DJ, DJ for Prom ...... 165.00
head shops in Franklin County to a future date. receive comments on the FY2011/2012 Budget legislation, based on the recommendation of
Engebretson to approve Connie Stadtlander’s Iowa Falls Sewing Machine Co., Bev Bohach,
All ayes, motion carried. of revenues and expenditures. All ayes. Motion Russell Wood-HIPAA Director. All ayes, motion
early retirement application effective June 30, FCS Equipment .................................. 839.25 Accompanist winter concerts .............. 100.00
Due to the dissolving of the North Iowa carried. carried.
2011. All ayes. Motion carried. Johnson Sanitary Products, Inc., Alan Gielau, B-Ball Official ...................... 85.00
Dispute Settlement services as of January Motion by Nolte, seconded by Eberling The Board acknowledged a letter from Craig
Motion by Tuttle and seconded by Amsbaugh Custodial Supplies .............................. 210.30 LuAnn Hejlik, Mileage,
1, 2011, the Board discussed the possibility approves Resolution 2011-02: Request for Eckhardt regarding banning weapons in County
to approve the 403b Retirement Investors K and H Cooperative Oil, lodging Natl. FFA Convention ............. 921.86
of Franklin County starting up a new County a sub-division waiver from Mike Paine and buildings.
Agreement. All ayes. Motion carried. Gas/Diesel ....................................... 3,562.89 Kim Kehe, B-Ball Official ......................... 85.00
department of dispute settlement. After brief C&A Farm, LLC on a division of land that was The Board acknowledged the Environmental
Principal’s report was given by Randy Max Tool, Industrial Tech Equipment ..... 149.97 Koenen & Collins Chiropractic,
discussion, the Board thought is was not in erroneously divided causing a narrow parcel Health and Weed Commissioner Report for
Bushbaum: Menards – Mason City, Wrestling – Body Composition ........... 105.00
the County’s best interest to be in the court of land and to rightfully correct the division, a November 2010.
• Second Semester begins tomorrow Industrial Tech/Maint./Bus Supply ...... 840.40 Tim Kuethe, B-Ball Official ....................... 85.00
business. The topic was dropped. third parcel will have to be created, described The Board acknowledged the Sheriff’s
1/18/11 MidAmerican Energy, Electric/Gas ..... 7,588.16 Stop-n-Shop, FFA – donuts ..................... 44.95
At 12:00 PM a Homeland Security/ as Parcel D. The real estate is located in the Quarterly Report from October through
Item number 8, review facilities plan, was Mid-American Publishing Corporation, John Comentina, Wrestling Official ......... 75.00
Emergency Operations Center meeting was SE ¼ and the SW ¼ of Section 36-93-20 and December 2010.
tabled until after the closed session. Publications ....................................... 464.00 4 Seasons Fund Raising,
held at Godfather’s Pizza. will remain as tillable farmland. The Board acknowledged Manure
Randy Bushbaum, Travis Fischer, and Shirley Tom Hovland Ent., Inc., Bus Supplies ... 145.66 FFA Cand/Nut Sales ........................ 1,463.50
The Board met with Larry Richtsmeier Resolution 2011-02 reads as follows: Management Plan Renewals for: 1) David J
Madsen left the meeting at 7:15 p.m. On-Site Information Destruction Inc., VISA Business Card,
regarding the Sheriff’s FY 11/12 Budget. A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF Muth #59020, owner David J Muth Sr., sited
Motion by Amsbaugh and seconded by Purchased Services ........................... 347.52 Wrestling cheerleader pillows, pins .... 202.18
The Board went through FY11/12 Budgets SUPERVISORS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY located 11736 Floyd Line St, Dougherty, Sec 5,
Engebretson to go into closed session at 7:20 Petty Cash – Pam Carlson, Postage ....... 25.99 Community Orchard,
of expenditures and revenues for all budgetary APPROVING A SUBDIVISION WAIVER Bennezette Township, Butler County.
p.m. per Code of Iowa 21.51C Discuss strategy Rochester 100 Inc., Elem. Supplies ........ 95.00 FFA Cider Sales ................................. 456.50
departments. WHEREAS, Franklin County Subdivision Motion by Eberling, seconded by Nolte,
regarding litigation against school district. Rockwell Cooperative Telephone, Dugan’s Supermarket,
Motion by Eberling, seconded by Nolte, Ordinance 6.2 allows waivers to the adjourns at 3:00 PM, until January 24, 2011. All
Ayes: Amsbaugh, Engebretson, Jensen, Miller, Telephone ........................................... 232.93 FFA milk machine – milk ..................... 207.30
approves the appointment of additional requirements set therein, and; ayes. Motion carried.
Schlichting, Sukup, Tuttle. Nays: 0 Motion Rudd-Rockford-Marble Rock CSD, Brett Greimann, B-Ball Official................. 65.00
individuals to the Franklin County Safety WHEREAS, Mike Paine and C & A Farms, Jerry L. Plagge, Chairman
carried. Open Enrollment ............................. 4,326.00 Todd Greimann, B-Ball Official ................ 65.00
Committee. Additional members are Amy LLC. has requested a sub-division waiver on ATTEST: _______________________
Motion by Miller and seconded by Rockwell-Swaledale Community School, Minn Tex Citrus, FFA Fruit Sales ...... 17,331.88
Holmgaard, Robin McKee, Deb Jones and property located in Section 36, Ross Township. Michelle S. Giddings, Auditor & Clerk to
Engebretson to go out of closed session at 7:55 Open Enrollment ............................. 8,652.00 Pro-Tuff Decals, Spirit
Jason Gooder, all for unlimited terms. All ayes. To correct a division of land that was erroneously Board
p.m. Ayes: Amsbaugh, Engebretson, Jensen, School Bus Sales Co., Bus Repairs ........ 72.98 Bands – Football Resale .................... 378.00
Motion carried. divided causing a narrow parcel of land and to Published in The Sheffield Press on
Miller, Schlichting, Sukup, Tuttle. Nays: 0 School Specialty, Elem. Supplies .......... 168.75 Total Bills .......................................... 24,004.64
Motion by Nolte, seconded by Eberling, rightfully correct the division, a third parcel will Thursday, Jan. 27, 2011
Motion carried. Sheffield Tire & Auto, Published in The Sheffield Press on Thursday,
appoints Dr. Keith Hansen as Franklin County have to be created, described as Parcel D. The
Snow Removal ................................ 3,170.00 Jan. 27, 2011
FRANKLIN GENERAL HOSPITAL Dues .................................................150.00
PUBLIC NOTICE
FRANKLIN WELLNESS CENTER, Repairs ...............................................34.00 Food Supplies ................................1451.64 VERIZON BUSINESS (DU), Utilities .......53.98
QUARTERLY REPORT CMI, INC., Department Supplies ...........182.43 Contribution ....................................5000.00 KEYSURGICAL, Repairs.......................174.00 PRESS GANEY ASSOCIATES, VISA, Dept Supp/Utilities
OCTOBER/NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2010 COLLECTIONS SERVICE, Payroll .....3562.21 FREESE, JODI, Service ........................570.00 KIWANIS CLUB OF HAMPTON, Dues....80.00 Service .............................................768.00 /Service/Renovation/Education ......5690.97
21ST CENTURY REHAB, PC, CONOVER, CATHY, FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS, KLMJ - FM, Advertising .......................1280.00 PRICE, KIM, Reimburse ........................442.50 WALCOTT RX PRODUCTS INC,
Professional Fees.........................85388.85 Department Supplies ..........................14.45 Utilities ..............................................581.61 KOERNER-WHIPPLE, PRIMEX WIRELESS, INC, Department Supplies ..........................44.95
A-1 CAREERS, Professional Fees ....10992.20 CONROY, JAMES A MD, Service........8990.00 GARDNER & WHITE, Payroll..............1181.87 Pharmacy Contract.......................28728.45 Renovation .......................................437.69 WASTE MANAGEMENT, Utilities ..........167.59
ABBOTT LABORATORIES, CONTAINMENT TECHNOLOGIES, GBS CORP, Department Supplies ..........37.89 KRUSE, VICTORIA V, Reimburse ...........60.00 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE, WEILAND, MADONNA, Reimburse ........60.00
Department Supplies ........................953.87 Renovation ..................................14875.00 GE HEALTHCARE, LAERDAL MEDICAL CORP, Department Supplies ........................356.08 WELLMARK BC/BS OF IOWA,
ABBOTT NUTRITION, COOK MEDICAL INC, Department Supplies ......................4885.50 Department Supplies ..................307150.88 PUTNAM RETIREMENT SERVICE, Payroll ........................................159825.79
Food Supplies ................................1254.91 Department Supplies ........................202.50 GERHARD, AUBREY, LANDAUER, INC., Payroll ................................................50.00 WHISKERS 2 GALLERY,
ABSOLUTE WASTE REMOVAL, COUNSEL OFFICE & DOCUMENT, Dues/Education/Reimburse..............314.68 Department Supplies ..........................48.30 QUALITY MEDICAL SERVICES, Department Supplies ..........................89.50
Renovation .....................................2233.60 Service/Department Supplies .........1224.79 GETINGE USA, LANDERS, DAPHNE, Medical Supplies ................................84.75 WHITFIELD & EDDY, PLC,
ACCESS, INCORPORATED, Service ...416.00 CRAIGHTON, MICHELLE M, Department Supplies ........................677.55 Department Supplies ..........................80.00 QWEST, Utilities ..................................3815.31 Renovation .....................................1082.00
ACOFP, Dues ..........................................75.00 Reimburse ..........................................60.00 GIDDINGS SIGNS, Advertising ...............83.46 LANGUAGE LINE SERVICES, Service ..33.00 QWEST, Utilities ..................................1778.25 WIECK, TESS, Reimburse ......................64.00
ACOFP - IOWA CHAPTER, Dues ...........75.00 CRAIGHTON, TAMMIE, Reimburse ......140.00 GLADE, WILLARD, Rent ......................900.00 LARSEN, AUDREY, R & B SOLUTIONS INC, Service ............23.11 WIX WATER WORKS, Food Supplies.....63.00
ACUTE CARE INC, Service ..............62317.00 CRAIGHTON, THOMAS, Reimburse ....390.00 GODFATHER’S PIZZA, Department Supplies ..........................93.90 R C SYSTEMS, Repairs ........................178.86 WOLF PHOTOGRAPHY,
ADVANCED DOOR SYSTEMS, CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY, Department Supplies ........................202.60 LATIMER COMMUNITY, Advertising .......25.00 R W SOUND, Repairs/Renovation ......4613.25 Department Supplies ........................100.00
Department Supplies ..........................75.00 Repairs/Renovation ........................1333.35 GRAINGER, Repairs/Renovation ........3589.74 LATIMER, CITY OF, Utilities ..................102.32 RADIOLOGISTS OF NORTH IOWA, WYETH PHARMACEUTICALS,
ADVANTAGE ADMINISTRATORS, CRUZ, TRISTA, Service ........................250.00 GREEN CANOPY, INC, Renovation......439.68 LEHMANS, Repairs .................................90.43 Professional Fees.............................800.00 Drugs/Pharmeceuticals ..................3067.22
Payroll ..........................................28117.40 CULLIGAN IOWA FALLS, GUERRERO, VERONICA, Service .........18.75 LIFECYCLE SYSTEMS LLC, RAINBOW FEED & GARDEN, XYGENT, Service ................................7583.90
ADVANTAGE ADMINISTRATORS, Department Supplies ........................235.75 HALVORSON TRANE, Repairs ...........2520.90 Department Supplies ........................219.50 Repairs .............................................119.80 ZIMMER US INC,
Payroll ..............................................254.00 CUSTOM MEDICAL, HAMPTON AREA CHAMBER, Dues ...1055.00 LMA NORTH AMERICA INC, REMINDER PRINTING, Advertising......166.95 Department Supplies ..........................46.99
AIRGAS NORTH CENTRAL, Department Supplies ........................155.09 HAMPTON HARDWARE INC, Department Supplies ..........................46.98 RESER, NANCY, Reimburse.....................3.00 ZWIEFEL, KRISTI, Reimburse ................95.00
Medical Supplies ............................5657.26 D & L SANITATION, Utilities ..................590.00 Department Supp/Repairs ..............1044.15 LOBBY SHOPPE, Payroll........................70.60 RESPIRONICS, Department Supplies ..222.48 PATIENT REFUNDS,
ALCON LABORATORIES INC, DANNEN, DARRELL, Education ...........275.00 HAMPTON HEATING, Repairs ...........4575.44 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE, Payroll....3323.41 REW SERVICES CORP, Patient Refunds ............................67067.62
Medical Supplies ............................5459.00 DAYMARK FOOD SAFETY, HAMPTON HOME STORE, MALLINCKRODT INC, Renovation ...................................73338.00 TOTAL WARRANTS ......................2505566.59
ALERE NORTH AMERICA, INC, Department Department Supplies ..........................91.38 Department Supp/Renovation ........1144.88 Department Supplies ........................566.38 RHINO GROUP INC, TOTAL PAYROLL ..........................1236324.42
Supplies ...............................................2064.38 DEAN SNYDER CONSTRUCTION, HAMPTON, CITY OF, Utilities .............1356.00 MARKETLAB INC, Department Supplies ......................4392.17 GRAND TOTAL .............................3741891.01
ALLIANT ENERGY, Utilities ...................179.22 Renovation ................................112836.23 HAMPTON-DUMONT HIGH, Department Supp/Renovation ........2293.89 SAMMONS PRESTON ROLYAN, Published in The Sheffield Press on
AM SAFETY & HEALTH INST, DELTA DENTAL, Payroll ......................6896.47 Advertising..........................................45.00 MARSHALL & SWIFT, Service ................25.76 Department Supplies ........................686.88 Thursday, Jan. 27, 2011
Education .......................................1350.00 DENNIS, DAVID E., D.O., HANSEN, BRIAN J., D.O., MARTIN BROS DISTRIBUTING, SANOFI PASTEUR INC,
AMERICAN ACADEMY FAMILY, Reimburse ......................................1120.00 Dues/Reimburse...............................279.00 Department/Food Supplies.............4045.45 Drugs/Pharmeceuticals ..................5165.56
Dues ...............................................1754.00 DICK’S ELECTRIC SERVICE, Repairs ...69.03 HANSEN, KEITH L., D.O., MCI COMM SERV (DO), Utilities ..........739.02 SHAFRATH, KRIS TRANSCRIPT,
Public Notice
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF, Dues .........275.00 DIETARY MANAGERS ASSOC, Dues ....50.00 Reimburse ........................................452.00 MCMASTER-CARR SUPPLY CO, Service ...........................................7415.87
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOC, Dues .....40.00 DIRECT SUPPLY, HARTFORD LIFE INS CO, Payroll......8619.96 Renovation .......................................105.56 SHARED IMAGING, Service .............31350.00
AMERICAN MEDICAL PRODUCTS, Department Supplies ......................3507.92 HAWKEYE FOODSERVICE, MCVICKER, KAREN, SHARED MEDICAL SERVICES,
Medical Supplies ................................56.33 DIRKSEN, TRACY, Reimburse ...............51.50 Department/Food Supplies.............5290.65 Department Supplies ........................120.51 Service ......................................... 11162.46
AMERICAN SOLUTIONS, DOORS, INC., Renovation ....................399.00 HCPRO, Dues .......................................173.00 MEDICAL PHYSICS, INC, Service ........657.00 SHELL FLEET PLUS, Fuel ..................3006.23
Department Supplies ........................509.96 DOUG BROWN & ASSOCIATES, HEALTH CARE LOGISTICS,INC, MEDLINE INDUSTRIES, Dept/ SHERIFF-FRANKLIN COUNTY, WEST FORK COMMUNITY SCHOOL
AMERISOURCE BERGEN DRUG, Department Supplies ........................136.80 Department Supplies ........................714.15 Medical Supplies/Advertising .........5331.14 Payroll ............................................2617.66 DISTRICT BOARD MINUTES
Drugs/Pharmeceuticals ................72856.91 DOWS, CITY OF, Utilities ........................54.00 HEALTHCARE FINANCE, MED-TECH RESOURCE INC, SHERWIN-WILLIAMS, OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS – UNAPPROVED
AMERITAS LIFE INS CO, Payroll .......1000.88 DR PEPPER SNAPPLE GROUP, Surgery Equipment Lease ..............3000.00 Department Supplies ........................199.81 Department Supplies ........................ 111.95 JANUARY 12, 2011
AMES ENVIRONMENTAL INC, Food Supplies ..................................574.40 HEALTHFUSION, INC, Service ...........5310.86 MENARDS, Repairs ................................58.09 SHIVE HATTERY, Renovation.............7332.05 The West Fork Board of Education met for
Renovation ...................................14389.50 DUMONT DEVELOPMENT, Rent ......1275.00 HEALTHLAND, Service .....................72728.50 MERCY HOME CARE, Service .............161.04 SIEMENS BLDG TECHNOLOGIES, its regular meeting at the AEA in Clear Lake,
ANDERSON, DIXIE, Rent/Service ......1505.76 DUMONT IMPLEMENT CO, Repairs ....429.05 HEALTHWORKS, Dues.........................100.00 MERCY HOME THERAPY Renovation ......................................241.23 IA. Vice President Ingham called the meeting
AONE, Dues ..........................................220.00 DUMONT TELEPHONE CO, Utilities ....626.24 HELMER, INC, SHOPPE, Service ..............................60.00 SIEMENS HEALTHCARE, to order at 5:30 p.m. Board members present:
ASHP, Dues ...........................................299.00 DUMONT, CITY OF, Utilities ....................91.26 Department Supplies ......................3866.00 MERCY MED CENTER-N IA, Department Supplies ....................15738.05 Rob Heimbuch, Mary Schlichting, Mary Beth
ASSURANT, Payroll ............................4624.77 DY, RICHARD, Reimburse ........................3.00 HEMOCUE INC, Service .........................................66024.92 SMILEMAKERS, Sukup, and Mary Ingham, absent, Jim Tuttle.
AUDITOR OF STATE, Service ..............850.00 EARTHGRAINS BAKING CO, Department Supplies ........................179.00 MERCY MED CTR-N IA, Service ....289175.33 Department Supplies ........................130.81 Also present were Superintendent Darrin Stike,
AUTOMATED SYSTEMS CO, Food Supplies ..................................890.04 HENNING, STEVE, Service ..................352.00 MERCY MEDICAL CENTER, SOURCEONE HEALTHCARE, West Fork Board Secretary Lacey Weier, R-S
Repairs ...........................................1383.00 ECKHOFF, CHRISTI A., Reimburse ......305.00 HENSLEY, TARA, Service .........................................12292.00 Department Supplies ......................4228.00 Board Secretary Linda Foell, SCMT Board
AUTOMATIC DOOR GROUP, ECOLAB, Service ..................................115.41 Department Supp/Education ............177.40 MERCY MEDICAL CENTER-, SPECIALTY MEDICAL SYSTEMS, Secretary Connie Stadtlander, and AEA
Repairs/Renovation ..........................767.17 ECOLAB PEST, Service ........................897.54 HOBART SALES & SERVICE, Service .........................................41524.50 Department Supp/Service ..............1653.00 facilitator Dr. Dean Meier.
AYERS, SHERYL, Reimburse .................11.00 EIDE BAILLY, Service ........................39960.00 Repairs .............................................527.80 MEYER TRUCK & ALIGNMENT, STANLEY HEALTHCARE SOL, Sukup made a motion to approve the
BECKMAN COULTER INC, ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING, HOLOGIC, Department Supplies ........1937.10 Repairs .............................................382.00 Department Supp/Repairs ..................64.00 agenda as presented; seconded by Schilchting.
Department Supplies ......................1597.91 Utilities ..............................................228.95 HOSPIRA WORLDWIDE, INC, MEYER, ROBIN, Department Supplies ...25.00 STAPLES ADVANTAGE, Motion carried 4-0.
BEECHER GROUP, ELLSWORTH MUNICIPAL HOSP., Medical Supplies ............................3230.92 MID-AMERICA PUBLISHING, Department Supp/Renovation ....104463.13 Sukup made a motion to approve the
Department Supplies ........................899.75 Service ...........................................2078.18 HOVLAND, TOM ENTERPRISES, Department Supp/Advertising ........3129.52 STEPHENS COMMUNICATION, minutes from the December 13 meeting with
BELMOND MEDICAL CENTER, EMERGENCY VEHICLE SALES, Repairs .............................................116.38 MIDAMERICAN ENERGY, Utilities....44051.98 Renovation ...................................25841.50 the following corrections: Change the wording
Education .........................................200.00 Repairs .............................................176.75 HYGIENIC LABORATORY-A/R, MIDWEST CRYOGENICS, INC., STERICYCLE INC, Utilities ...................518.46 to read board packets be sent out earlier for
BERRY, STEVE, Service .........................50.00 ENTERPRISE BILLING, Service .........6000.00 Department Supplies ........................305.94 Service .............................................220.50 STRYKER SALES CORP, review prior to the meetings; and change the
BIOMET BRACING, Medical Supplies ..115.07 EPCO LTD, INC, Repairs ........................72.00 IA COLLEGE STUDENT AID, MID-WEST ROOFING COMPANY, Department Supplies ......................3607.26 second motion to read seconded by Sukup.
BIO-RAD LABORATORIES, EZ PHARMACY RETURNS, Payroll ............................................1548.13 Renovation .......................................472.25 SUPERIOR WELDING SUPPLY, Motion carried 4-0.
Department Supplies ......................3152.00 Department Supplies ........................619.73 IA DEPT INSPECTION/APPEAL, MILLER’S ALIGNMENT, Repairs.............22.00 Repairs .............................................136.50 Supt. Strike reported to the board that
BLACK ROCK COLLEGE, Payroll ........150.00 FAREWAY FOOD STORES, Dues .................................................500.00 MN IOWA ELEC MOTORS, Repairs .....107.00 SYSCO FOOD SERVICES, they are working on setting up meetings for
BLACKHAWK AUTOMATIC, Repairs ....710.00 Department/Food Supplies.............3091.44 IA DEPT PUBLIC HEALTH, Service ....1001.00 MOBILE RADIOLOGY, Department/Food Supplies...........36596.88 the Master Contract with Terri Anderson and
BLOOD CENTER OF CENTRAL, FARMERS COOPERATIVE, Utilities .....624.02 IAHSA, Dues .......................................2572.05 Professional Fees.........................22495.00 SYSTEM SERVICES LC, Anne Meester. He handed out information
Service ...........................................9255.00 FEDEX, Service.......................................77.30 IES-COMMERCIAL, INC, MULFORD, THERESA, Repairs/Renovation ..........................680.00 regarding decreasing enrollment trends, and
BLUE ENDO, Department Supplies ........79.60 FIALA OFFICE PRODUCTS,LTD, Renovation .....................................3802.00 Department Supplies ..........................22.00 TAYLOR INDUSTRIES, Repairs .........1905.92 conference trends on insurance packages. The
BOCHMANN, COURTNEY, Department/Medcial Supplies ..........788.20 INGENIX, Dues .....................................590.67 MURPHY, ERIN R, Reimburse ..............120.00 TEAM SERVICES, INC, Renovation .....102.50 board discussed an insurance package for the
Dues/Reimburse...............................289.00 FIRE SERVICE TRAINING, INTERSTATE ALL, NALCO COMPANY, TEK AMBULANCE, Service ..................400.00 support staff. After a lengthy discussion it was
BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORP, Education .........................................150.00 Department Supplies ........................286.03 Department Supplies ......................3896.65 THERAPEUTIC ADVANTAGE PLC, tabled to a later date.
Department Supplies ......................2206.00 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, IOWA BRD OF PHARMACY, Dues .......150.00 NETWORK SERVICES COMPANY, Professional Fees.........................15703.00 The board discussed the official Newspaper
BOUND TREE MEDICAL LLC, Department Supplies ..........................25.00 IOWA DEPARTMENT OF, Department Supp/Renovation .......9191.14 TIMES CITIZEN, Department to be used for board publications. Sukup
Department Supplies ........................143.40 FIRST NATIONAL BANK-I, Reimburse ......................................1216.00 NIACC, Education ...............................2349.00 Supp/Advertising ..............................987.20 motioned to designate the Sheffield Press
BRIGGS CORPORATION, Deposit .......................................285000.00 IOWA DIV LABOR SERVICE, Repairs ....25.00 NORA’S, Education ...............................116.60 TRABUE COMPANY, Repairs .............5935.46 and Pioneer Enterprise to be the Official
Department Supplies ........................537.26 FIRST NATIONAL BANK-PR, IOWA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION, Dues/ NORTH IOWA EYE CLINIC, TRACO MEDICAL INC, Newspapers of the West Fork School District
BROWNELL, TA ANESTHESIA, Payroll ...................................... 1011149.93 Education/Dept Supp/Service ......19389.09 Medical Supplies ..............................157.50 Department Supplies ........................213.71 from January 1, 2011 thru June 30, 2011,
Professional Fees.........................26666.00 FISHER HEALTHCARE, IOWA NOTARY SUPPLY, NORTH IOWA MEDIA GROUP, TREANOR, CARY, Department seconded by Heimbuch. Motion carried 4-0.
BURMESTER, CHRISTY, Reimburse ...245.00 Department Supplies ..........................86.49 Department Supplies ..........................22.85 Advertising..........................................38.60 Supp/Reimburse.................................18.14 Superintendent’s report was given by Mr.
BUTCH GRUELKE AUTO BODY, FISTLER, SHARON, Reimburse .............67.85 IOWA PHARMACY ASSOCIATION, NUCLEAR SONICS, Service...............9467.00 TRI-ANIM HEALTH SERVICES, Strike:
Repairs ...............................................12.05 FLETCHER FLORA INC, Dues .................................................275.00 NUEHRING’S LAWN & TREE, Department/Medcial Supplies ..........485.62 1. He will be attending a session in Ankeny
BVK DIRECT, Advertising ......................838.12 Department Supplies ....................10225.00 IOWA PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, Service .............................................133.75 T’S UPHOLSTERY, Renovation ..........2038.00 with other Superintendents and Legal
BYRNE MEDICAL INC, FMC-HAMPTON PETTY CASH, Dues .................................................300.00 NURSE FINDERS, UNITED BANK & TRUST CO., Government Officials on February 2nd
Department Supplies ........................365.65 Petty Cash ............................................8.06 IOWA PRISON INDUSTRIES, Professional Fees.........................23106.75 Deposit .........................................43219.45 and 3rd.
CARDINAL HEALTH, FOLLETT CORPORATION, Repairs .....199.04 Renovation .......................................152.60 OHIO MEDICAL CORP, Repairs ...........364.60 UNITED HEARTLAND, Payroll .............113.05 2. Eric Burt is resigning as West Fork Head
Department/Medical Supplies ......29361.62 FOUR SEASONS SERVICE, IOWA RIVER RIDERS, Advertising .........35.00 ON-SITE INFORMATION, Utilities ........440.00 UNIVERSAL HOSPITAL SERV, Football Coach.
CAREFUSION SOLUTIONS, Service ...........................................1035.00 IOWA TELECOM, Utilities .....................588.38 ORIGIN FALLS, INC, Repairs ...............145.92 Service .........................................33026.00 3. Lawsuit pending for MT Building
Equipment Lease ...........................8391.00 FRANKLIN COUNTY ARTS, ISTOP DESIGN SERVICES, PAMIDA, Department Supplies .............166.92 UPS, Service .........................................861.39 4. Budget writing session February 11th in
CARSTENS, Renovation .....................1078.01 Advertising......................................1000.00 Advertising..........................................35.00 PARK NICOLLET INSTITUTE, URIBE, RAQUEL, Service .....................108.75 Sheffield
CDW GOVERNMENT, INC, FRANKLIN COUNTY LUMBER, JENSEN, CONNIE, Department Supplies ..........................51.95 US CELLULAR, Utilities ........................259.22 5. New band uniforms, information will be
Service/Department Supplies .......14059.82 Repairs .............................................218.08 Department Supplies ..........................38.73 PATHOLOGY ASSOCIATES OF, US SURGICAL, Medical Supplies .........342.35 presented at next meeting by Casey
CENTURION MEDICAL PROD, FRANKLIN GENERAL HOSPITAL, JOHNSON & JOHNSON HLTHCR, Professional Fees...........................2100.00 VAXSERVE INC, Grove
Department/Medical Supplies ........1031.87 Payroll ............................................2553.29 Medical Supplies ..................................0.01 PHYSIO-CONTROL, INC, Department Supplies ......................5644.56 Schlicting made a motion to
CHIPP, JEANENE, Reimburse ..............185.00 RODRIGUEZ, ALICIA, Service ..............139.84 KCI USA, Medical Supplies .................3910.85 Repairs/Medical Supplies .................366.94 VENDING AMERICAS, adjourn the meeting at 6:30 p.m.; seconded by
CLASSIC CUSTOM WOOD, FRANKLIN MEDICAL CENTER, KEITH’S AUTO & TRUCK, Repairs .......125.61 PITNEY BOWES INC, Service ..............468.00 Food Supplies ..................................296.10 Heimbuch. Motion carried 4-0.
Department Supplies ........................150.00 Payroll ..............................................665.00 KERMA MEDICAL PRODUCTS, PITNEY BOWES PURCHASE, VERATHON INC, Jim Tuttle, Board President
CLEAR PRINT INC, CAVAZOS, FLOR, Service ......................33.75 Department Supplies ........................576.08 Postage ..........................................2000.00 Department Supplies ....................15545.16 Lacey Weier, Board Secretary
Department Supplies ......................2928.00 FRANKLIN PRAIRIE APARTS, KESSEL, JUDY, Service..........................76.00 PORTER, LYNNE, Service ..................5540.68 VERIZON BUSINESS (L), Utilities ........513.67 Published in The Sheffield Press on Thursday,
CLIA LABORATORY PROGRAM, Repairs .............................................470.11 KEYSTONE LABORATORIES INC, PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY, VERIZON BUSINESS (DU), Utilities .....412.12 Jan. 27, 2011
JAN. 27, 2011 PAGE FIVE
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State Senator Merlin Bartz
Sheffield Press, Sheffield, IA
W. F. Booster Clubs Respond Sixth District
Cerro Gordo, Franklin, Hancock, Winnebago and Worth Counties
515-281-3371 • merlin.bartz@legis.state.ia.us
To Claims of Conflict Greetings from the Iowa Senate, class the same relative break,
Dear Editor: to purchase new uniforms again.
With many conversations regardless of the amount by
An article in the Jan. 19 Pioneer We want to make sure there is
taking place in coffee shops which they grew individually. If
Enterprise, written by Travis a rotation schedule in place for
regarding farmland sales prices, the taxable values were to grow
Fischer, stated there is a conflict uniform replacement. The school
and home mortgage issues, by 3%, the rollback percentage
between the Football Backers board is very supportive of both
I thought perhaps in a quiet would have still been 100%.
and the Booster Club. There are clubs activities. The intent and
legislative week it would be Residential and agricultural On Wednesday, the House State spending.
no issues at all. purpose of both clubs is to work
appropriate to visit with you property is further limited. debated our first bill of the year, The bill also provides $25
The purpose of going to the with the school, each other, and
about a subject matter that affects Increases in the assessment of the Taxpayers First Act. I have million to support the un-
SCMT school board meeting the students, to make all our
us all in one way or another residential and agricultural been meeting with citizens in funded state commitment to
was to clarify how to handle athletic programs the best they
– property taxes and the term property are tied together. The North Iowa and from across remove Iowans from wait lists
future uniform purchases. When can be. Go Warhawks!
“property tax rollback”. annual increase in each class of the state who have shared for mental health services – a
R-S and SCMT began the whole Carla Berding, Warhawk Football
There is a direct correlation property is limited to the smaller their concerns about increased core responsibility the state
grade sharing process all new Backer President
between profitability and of the two increases in either government spending, bloated must deliver to Iowans in need
uniforms were purchased. We Jo Haferman, Warhawk Booster
creating jobs and one of the class of property. This was the budgets and overall growth of of service. It was reassuring that
just want to have a policy in Club President
largest expenses that most situation primarily from the mid government. This bill will reduce Republicans and Democrats
place for when the time comes
businesses have--commercial 1980’s until about 2005. This out of control spending and find were able to work together on
News from... property tax. One solution means that, if one of these classes efficiencies in state government. this first bill to find even deeper
suggested to address problems has less than 4% growth for a Most importantly, it will realign savings in particular areas.
with commercial property taxes year, the other class was limited state spending with revenues, The bill will now head to the
is to adjust the property tax to the same percent of growth making sure government is not Senate for their consideration.
rollback. So what exactly is the (i.e. if agricultural property spending more than it’s taking Hopefully they are also as
rollback? grows 1% and residential grows in. committed to protecting Iowa
The property tax rollback 3%, residential valuation would It is important to remember taxpayers as House Republicans.
began in the late 1970’s to help be “rolled back” to 1% growth. the position we are beginning This week I was also
cushion the impact of high This would result in an increase from. The last four budgets encouraged to see Gov. Branstad
inflation. Basically, the rollback of only 1% for each of the two passed were the four largest in sign onto the lawsuit against the
is a figure taxing jurisdictions classes of property.) The tie was the State’s history, nearly $500 federal government regarding
Sheffield, IA use to determine what portion of created to ensure one class of million in property tax increases the federal health care reform
By: Ned Bohach the total value of property can be property tax values would not were passed along to property bill.
used for taxing purposes. outpace the other resulting in owners, the State borrowed $800 This is an area where House
The first tournament of the stupid plays, some hollering, • For example, if the a property tax shift. Currently, million and we face a $700 million Republicans led last year with
season got under way last week. silence and grim moments residential rollback was 48% there is no tie with commercial spending gap in the upcoming the Health Care Freedom Act.
It was per usual, dog eat dog, during the contest. In the end and your home had an assessed property. budget. The Health Care Freedom Act
and man versus beast. The dog/ the winners were presented their value of $100,000, you would pay For a long time residential It is long overdue that we take would protect Iowans’ freedom
dog part reflects on the barking prize in the closing ceremonies property taxes based on $48,000 taxable values were being a serious look at the priorities to choose the health care
at opponents as they leave you in where the winners, Slag/Nellie of the home’s value. lowered due to the tie with of state government. It’s always coverage they want. Iowans’
the dust. The man/beast is due had to sing…”How Great Thou How is the rollback agricultural valuations. difficult to cut a program, but we know best how to deal with their
to the fact that we are all men Art.” Vonce again volks, ve vas determined? Property in Iowa is Recently, however, that trend must stop using one-time money health care coverage, not the
(questionable?) and all beasts at it in anudder tournahmint. divided into classes based upon has been reversed. The value for ongoing expenses. This is federal government. This health
in our own way. Right in there, Ron Symens and Roger Madsen use. The classes of property of agricultural and residential something Iowans do at home care freedom is something we
we all love whopping up on took top honors with 933 points. are residential, commercial, taxable values has grown greater with their family checkbook, and will continue our commitment to
each other, gloating a tad, well They only cheated once, to our agricultural, industrial, and than 4%. It is predicted in the it’s something government must as we move through the session.
a lot, and watching the pain and knowledge. Oh not really they utility. For the agricultural, upcoming future, agricultural do as well. There are two bills to address this
agony as we conquer. Ronnie are waaaaay to honest for that… residential, commercial and and residential property will With this bill passed, we will issue that have been submitted in
(well water man) Symens ran tee-hee. Willie Dah Rust teamed industrial classes, the taxable both continue to grow by the save Iowa taxpayers over a half the House.
away with the $5,000 prize and with ol Dalleeee Slagleeeee for valuation of each class is limited allowed 4%. This means that, a billion dollars. In addition, it Other bills are beginning to
even showed signs of sympathy second place with 920 points. to 4% annual statewide growth taxable value growth in the next sets aside $327 million in tax work their way through the
toward the rest of us. Oh I’m They were steady but lacked from valuation. This means few years will far exceed that of relief. Those funds will be placed process – being filed by newly-
joshing you, he loved every last skill. that even if a class grows 20% the past few years. in a new Taxpayer Relief Fund elected representatives, being
minute of his championship as Ol Trapper Bill Nolte drafted statewide, the value is to be Over the last several years, that captures one-time unspent reviewed by subcommittees,
he popped the buttons on his Cliffeee Cameronski and their “rolled back” by a fixed amount opponents of the rollback have dollars. and will soon be heard by House
John Deere shirt. If you believe antics, shrewdlessness and inept to simulate 4% growth. claimed it has been a burden, What is so exciting about the committees before making their
it was $5,000 I can take you for playing scored those 899 points • For example, the rollback for while proponents have claimed creation of this fund is that it way to the floor. If there is a
a one horse open sleigh ride in good for third place. Then there commercial property has seen that it has benefit to the taxpayer. recognizes that if the State takes particular issue that you wish to
Saudi Arabia next week. Day always had to be a last place slight fluctuations over time, but Whether burden or a benefit, all too much, that money actually see taken up, please contact me
two tournament found Dallas team, well Tom Severe and I were for the most part it has remained must admit that it is complicated. belongs to the taxpayers and at linda.upmeyer@legis.state.
(slick Willie) Slagle and Gary gracious enough to let those at or near 100% - or no rollback. If My hope is that given recent should not be used to increase ia.us or (515) 281-4618.
(slicker Willie) Nelson taking the unsavory characters win while commercial taxable values were attention to this issue, the Iowa
top honors and enough money we finished with honor, dignity to grow by 6.0%, the rollback legislative can find a solution to
to now buy Bill Gates out. The and stinkin last place! We’re would adjust or limit growth to our uncompetitive commercial
contest was tightly contested as not bitter but oh cheez it hurts 4% and the 2% difference would property tax rates, and that will Smiles...
Cliff (slickless Willie) Cameron folks. We kinda sat there like produce a commercial rollback in turn stimulate positive growth
and Ned (just sick Willie) Bohach an envelope with no address or of 98% (valuation x .98). That of our small business economy. Change Attitudes
were right on their heels. They stamp on it. One of our foes said adjustment would work to give Until next week…..
kicked up so much dust we we must have eaten stupid for every taxpayer within that given merlin.bartz@legis.iowa.gov
couldn’t see their tail lights, thus breakfast and if memory serves Free Initial Examination
we finished second. We played
with two to a team and kept total
me correctly it was Rog Birdsall,
nah he’s too nice, must have Just Talkin’... By J.Z.
points. The final scores were… been Cliff, Ron, Bill, Willie, Rog,
Nellie/Slager 796, Neddy/ oh well who cares, all in a day’s
Cliffy 782, Rogy Madsen/Willie work!
Rusty 766, Marvy-Billy N/Rogy A Redneck passed away and
(cement dust) Birdsy 758, and of left all his money to his widow One more week of winter is may think I’m a little slow . . .
course last but least, we mustn’t BUT she can’t have it until she’s behind us! Been busy . . . get but now I actually look forward
forget them all together…Tommy 14! Okay self get yourself outta Ask about our NO INTEREST payment plans!
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8 p.m. AA & Alanon Wednesday, Feb. 2
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up early and went to Altoona to Wednesday, Feb. 2 6:30 p.m. AWANA Clubs
to provide tools you need to will conduct each class. 9 a.m. Quilting
take care of yourself. If you take Interactive lessons, discussions see what was new. Lidia is doing
more running that walking! 5:15 p.m. Confirmation WEST FORK METHODIST CHURCH
good care of yourself, you will and brainstorming help you take
be better prepared to take good the “tools” you choose and put But her feet don’t keep up with 6 p.m. Bell Choir Pastor Janet Rieckhoff-Faris
care of your loved one. As a them into action for your life. the rest of her! Which in turn 7 p.m. Choir Sunday, Jan. 30
participant you will learn how Sessions are scheduled causes bumps on her noggin’! 8 p.m. Praise Team 9:30 a.m. West Fork Worship
to: reduce stress, improve self- every Thursday for six weeks She got a big goose egg Sunday
confidence, better communicate beginning Feb. 10. Classes will when she fell into the gate that ZION REFORMED CHURCH BENNEZETTE WESLEYAN
your feelings, balance your life, be held at the Franklin County keeps her from heading for the Phone 641-579-6186 Pastor Tim McGuire
increase ability to make tough Extension office from 1:00 to basement. Her latest is to get Sunday, Jan. 30 Phone 641-8894-3365
decisions and locate helpful 3:30 p.m. There is a registration in the drawer under the oven
9:15 a.m. Worship Sunday, Jan. 30
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. . . and a wooden spoon. A BIG 10:45 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Fellowship
Iowa State University limited. For more information or 11:15 a.m. Jr. Choir
wooden spoon that makes lots of 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship
Extension is sponsoring to register, contact the Extension
noise! She also loves to get in the * Children’s Choir 7 p.m. Community Bible Study
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changed a lot of things! Home Tuesday, Feb. 1 I will tell of your name to my brothers; in the midst
rather early Saturday afternoon 9 a.m. Sewing Group of the congregation I will praise you
so I could go to the ballgames
Thank you for
Thursday, Feb. 3 Psalm 22:22
in Rockwell. If you haven’t . . 9 a.m. Bulletin Deadline
. you should make an effort to
see our boys and girls play. Lots DOUGHERTY ST. PATRICK’S
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of fun! Sunday afternoon I took through the courtesy of
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supporting our
pictures at the Scout Pinewood
Derby. Then to Mason City to Please refer to bulletin for weekly activities.
pick up a few things and get Sunday Mass, 10:30 a.m.
some supper. Home and parked
it front of the tube. When I was ROCKWELL SACRED HEART
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West Fork Girls tops West Fork Boys too Sheffield Press, Sheffield, IA
Hampton-Dumont Much for Bulldogs
By Randy Kline By Randy Kline W. F. and H.-D. Team-Up To Fight Cancer
The West Fork Warhawks handed the Bulldogs The West Fork Warhawks survived a third By Travis Fischer
a 58-39 loss in Rockwell Saturday in the second year quarter run by the Bulldogs, went on a run of their Boys and girls teams from
of an annual Coaches vs. Cancer day of basketball. own in the fourth, and stayed unbeaten with a 63- freshmen to varsity collided
Caitlyn Hanig had a big afternoon. The junior 47 victory. in Rockwell for an all-day
poured in 21 points on 8-17 shooting. Hanig was 5-5 The final game of the busy day of basketball basketball event. The students of
from the line, had nine rebounds, and was credited capped off the second Coaches vs. Cancer event by West Fork and H-D weren’t just
with six steals. Shelby Ward scored ten points and the two schools. competing on the court though.
led the Warhawks with five assists. Ward was 2-4 UNI bound Seth Tuttle dominated the scorebook “This year we decided to make
from behind the three-point line. in the Warhawk win. Tuttle posted a double double it a competition between the two
Maci Robeoltman was a force on the boards with 31 points and 14 rebounds. Tuttle was 12- schools to see who could raise
with ten rebounds to her credit. Robeoltman added 18 from the field including 3-4 from three-point the most money,” said Heather
seven points in the win. distance. From the line Tuttle was 4-5. Holm, who organized the cancer
“I was really pleased with how our girls showed Tyler Larsen and Jace Winfrey trailed Tuttle with research fundraiser.
up to play,” said Coach Doug Sheriff. “We missed 10 and 9 points respectfully. Larsen nailed a three- While the first fundraiser
some shots early, but I was pleased with the effort. point shot at the end of the third quarter to put just sold t-shirt, this year the
This group works hard and they put out a great the Warhawks up by eight after H-D had closed to Coaches vs. Cancer team stepped
effort every night.” within four during the quarter. “I thought that shot things up. Since January 4, the
Double digit turnovers and early foul trouble by Larsen was big,” said Coach Jordan Nelson. “We fundraiser has sold t-shirts,
spelled trouble for the Bulldogs in the Franklin didn’t play really well early, but the boys got back pink pom-poms, shoelaces, and
County matchup. H-D committed 23 turnovers to on track. We played a good team from a really good bracelets all for the cause.
14 by the Warhawks. Turnovers lead to less shots conference. It’s good to get that kind of a team to Donations have been collected Coach Jordan Nelson congratulates Coach Dave Sheriff on a
and West Fork attempted 13 more shots than H-D. play.” from the students as well, and successful fundraiser.
Taryn Barz led the Bulldogs with ten points, For the Bulldogs, Tanner Brolsma had the hot not just at the high school level. people to sign up on teams. This raised $2,213.55 for the American
but spent a lot of time on the bench with early foul hand. Brolsma finished with 16 points to pace H-D. “The [Rockwell] elementary year’s Relay for Life will be held Cancer Society in his name.
trouble. Barz had eight rebounds for H-D. The junior guard was 3-5 from behind the arc, had & middle school kids brought on July 22-23 in Hampton and “It’s not about one single
Carly Hanson and Rachel Miller had seven three assists, three steals, and four rebounds. change in and came up with will include not just a run, but person,” said Sheriff. “It’s
points each in the loss. Miller had seven rebounds Slater Johansen finished with 13 points. The about $400,” said Holm. will see the return of Relay’s Got about the big picture and the
and was 3-4 from the line. Hanson led H-D with senior was good for three deep balls and had six During the games a silent Talent. community rallying around
three steals. assists. auction was also held, featuring Of all the money raised during to fight something as awful as
Haylee Hansen grabbed eight rebounds for the H-D had six fewer turnovers than the Warhawks signed basketballs from Iowa, the day, none of it was more cancer.”
Bulldogs and added six points on 2-2 shooting from but couldn’t match West Fork’s fifty percent ISU, and UNI’s basketball teams. heartfelt than a special donation West Fork won the day both on
the field and the line. shooting. Coaches vs. Cancer wasn’t the raised by the West Fork girls and off the court, receiving the
Coach Chad Johnson saw room for improvement West Fork 63, only fundraiser for a good cause basketball team. pink basketball traveling trophy
in the Bulldog game. “We didn’t come out with the Hampton-Dumont 47 in Rockwell though. The 2011 In honor of their coach, cancer to hang on to until next year’s
same energy as we did in the last two games, against WF (13-0 7-0) - Seth Tuttle 12-18 4-5 31, Tyler Franklin County Relay For Life survivor Doug Sheriff, the girls contest.
a good team you can’t do that,” said Johnson. “We Larson 4-10 0-0 10, Jace Winfrey 4-9 1-1 9, Payton fundraiser kicked off, inviting
gave up too many offensive rebounds and got Plagge 3-5 1-1 7, Hunter Clausen 1-5 0-1 2, Jordan
outworked.”
West Fork 58,
Hubka 1-1 0-0 2, Zane Ruger 1-1 0-0 2. TOTALS 26-
52 6-8 63.
Free throws lead Warhawks Boy
Hampton-Dumont 39
WF (12-2 7-1)- Caitlyn Hanig 8-17 5-5 21, Shelby
H-D (4-9 4-7) – Brolsma 6-12 1-2 16, Johansen
5-16 0-0 13, Butson 4-8 0-0 8, Anderson 2-4 0-0 5,
Girls Past C.S., 50-38 Destroy C. S., 82-42
The West Fork girls’ basketball team used a quick Despite a sluggish second quarter, the West Fork
Ward 4-8 0-1 10, Maci Robeoltman 3-5 1-1 7, Nicloe Everman 1-5 1-2 3, J.Benning 1-3 0-0 2. TOTALS 19-
start and good free throwing to power them past boys’ basketball team continued to keep rolling
Schultz 3-8 0-0 6, Lisa Jorgensen 2-4 0-0 5, Bayley 51 2-4 47.
Central Springs in Sheffield on Jan. 18. with an easy 82-42 win over Central Springs on
Fleshner 1-4 2-4 4, Sarah Weiland 1-3 0-2 3, Emily H-D 8 12 18 9 - 47
The Warhawks took an early 12-0 lead and Tuesday evening in Sheffield.
Deardeuff 1-1 0-1 2. TOTALS 23-51 8-14 58. WF 9 26 11 17 - 63
converted their final 11 free throw attempts to claim Seth Tuttle and Payton Plagge each cleared the 20
H-D (7-6 7-4) – Barz 2-4 6-8 10, C.Hanson 1-8 5-9 Three point goals – WF 5-17 (Tuttle 3-4, Larson
the win. point hurdle in the win.
7, Miller 2-8 3-4 7, H.Hansen 2-2 2-2 6, Wragge 2-2 2-6). H-D 7-17 (Brolsma 3-5, Johansen 3-7, Anderson
Shelby Ward led the offense with 14 points while Tuttle tallied 26 points, collected 10 caroms,
2-5 6, Mason 1-10 0-0 2, Janssen 0-2 1-2 1. TOTALS 1-1). Rebounds - WF 27, 13 off. 14 def. (Tuttle 14,
Nicole Schulz chipped in 12 and Maci Robeoltman handed out seven assists, and created four steals in
10-38 19-30 39. Plagge 6, Clausen 3, Winfrey 2, Hubka 1, Larson
dumped in 11. the win.
H-D 8 6 619 - 39 1). H-D 21, 10 off. 11 def. (Anderson 4, Brolsma 4,
The win moved the Warhawks to 10-2 on the Plagge added 21 points, eight rebounds, two
WF 12 131518 - 58 Johansen 4, A.Bennong 2, J.Benning 2, Butson 2,
year and 6-1 in the Corn Bowl Conference race. assists, and three steals.
Three point goals – WF 4-10 (Ward 2-4, Weiland Claypool 2, Everman 1). Assists – WF 19 (Larson
West Fork 50, Central Springs 38 Three others added eight points. Hunter Clausen,
1-2, Jorgensen 1-3. H-D 0-3. Rebounds – WF 31, 9 off. 4, Plagge 3, Winfrey 3, Clausen 2, Hubka 2, Plagge
at Sheffield Jace Winfrey, and Nate Plagge each added eight.
22 def. (Robeoltman 10, Hanig 9, Ward 5, Schultz 4, 2, Tuttle 2, Ruger 1). H-D 16 (Johansen 6, Brolsma
Score by Quarters Tyler Larson handed out a team-high eight assists
Deardeuff 1, Jorgensen 1, Weiland 1). H-D 35, 10 3, A.Benning 2, Everman 2, Anderson 1, Butson 1,
CS 10 7 9 12 — 38 while not attempting a shot in the game. Tuttle and
off. 25 def. (Barz 8, H.Hansen 8, Miller 7, C.Hanson Claypool 1). Steals – WF 6 (Larson 2, Tuttle 2, Sam
WF 14 16 07 13 — 50 Jordan Hubka each had the stickiest fingers by
3, Janssen 3, Mason 2, Wragge 2, Nelson 1, Wirtjes Sifken 1, Winfrey 1). H-D 8 (Brolsma 3, Butson 2,
West Fork: Lisa Jorgensen 0-2, 0-0, 2, 0; Maci creating four steals each.
1). Assists – WF 18 (Ward 5, Hanig 4, Schultz 4, Johansen 2, A.Benning 1). Blocks – WF 0. H-D 1
Robeoltman 5-11, 1-2, 5, 11; Caitlyn Hanig 2-4, 1-2, West Fork 82, Central Springs 42
Fleshner 2, Weiland 2, Robeoltman 1). H-D 10 (Butson 1). Turnovers – WF 21. H-D 15. Total fouls
2, 5; Nicole Schulz 3-6, 6-6, 1, 12; Shelby Ward 4-9, at Sheffield
(H.Hansen 6, Mason 1, Miller 1, Wragge 1). Steals – WF 10. H-D 14.
5-5, 1, 14; Sarah Weiland 4-7, 0-0, 2, 8; Allysa Meyer Score by Quarters
– WF 12 (Hanig 6, Robeoltman 2, Allysa Meyer 1,
0-0, 0-0, 3, 0; Bayley Fleshner 0-2, 0-0, 1, 0; Emily CS 05 22 04 11 — 42
Schultz 1, Ward 1, Weiland 1). H-D 13 (C.Hanson
Deardeuff 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0; Totals: 18-41, 13-15, 18, 50 WF 23 25 23 11 — 82
3, H.Hansen 2, Wirtjes 2, Barz 1, Janssen 1, Mason 1,
Three-point goals: Ward 1-5, Jorgensen 0-1, West Fork: Nate Plagge 3-6, 23, 1, 8; Seth Tuttle
Miller 1, Nelson 1, Wragge 1). Blocks – WF 0. H-D
Fleshner 0-1 9-11, 7-11, 0, 26; Payton Plagge 8-13, 5-9, 0, 21; Tyler
1 (H.Hansen 1). Turnovers – WF 14. H-D 23. Total
Rebounds: Hanig 6, Robeoltman 6, Schulz Larson 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0; Jace Winfrey 4-9, 0-2, 2, 8;
fouls – WF 22. H-D 20.
4, Weiland 4, Ward 3, Jorgensen 1, Fleshner 1, Jordan Hubka 0-5, 1-2, 1, 1; Sam Siefken 1-3, 0-0,
Deardeuff 1 1, 2; Ryan Gossweiler 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0; Nathan Folkers
Assists: Hanig 3, Robeoltman 3, Meyer 1, Schulz 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0; Hunter Clausen 4-5, 0-0, 0, 8; Aaron
1, Weiland 1, Ward 1 Dougherty 0-2, 0-0, 1, 0; Spencer Halloran 1-2, 0-0,
Steals: Schulz 6, Hanig 5, Weiland 2, Ward 2, 0, 2; Aidan Sullivan 1-2, 0-0, 2, 2; Ryan Smit 0-1, 0-0,
Jorgensen 1 0, 0; Zane Ruger 2-3, 0-0, 0, 4; Totals: 33-62, 15-27,
Blocks: none 9, 82
Turnovers: 25 Three-point goals: Tuttle 1-2, Smit 0-1, Hubka 0-1,
Clausen 0-1, N. Plagge 0-1, Winfrey 0-2
Rebounds: Tuttle 10, P. Plagge 8, Winfrey 3, Ruger
2, N. Plagge 2, Siefken 1, Hallo1, Gossweiler 1,
Clausen 1, Smit 1, Hubka 1
Assists: Larson 8. Tuttle 7, Winfrey 2, P. Plagge 2,
Hubka 2, Sullivan 2, Clausen 1, Halloran 1
Steals: Tuttle 4, Hubka 4, Plagge 3, Larson 2,
Sullivan 1, N. Plagge 1, Halloran 1, Sullivan 1
Blocks: Folkers 1
Turnovers: 12
Seth Tuttle (14) and another dunk for 2.
Lisa Jorgensen (24) adds 2 for the Warhawks.
Sarah Weiland (20) takes a shot from the side for 2. Tyler Larson (10) from way out for 3.
Four members of the West Fork Warhawk football team have been selected as members of the 2010
Mid-America Publishing All Star Football Team. They are (left to right): Seth Tuttle, Utility Player;
Shelby Ward (22) from beyond the 3-point line. Jace Winfrey (20) goes way up for a basket. Nathan Folkers, Linebacker; Kielan Sullivan, Offensive Lineman; and Jace Winfrey, Wide receiver.
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