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Staff 

Megan Backer 

Tara Bartlett 

Alexis Dawson 

Julie Fjellhoy 

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Hana Gallmeyer 

Katie Gallmeyer 

Ryan Groah 

Brittany Lahr 

Emily Mennenga 

Deven Rhoades 

Angelina Schmidt 

Megan Swaggerty 

Lady Indians Roll Over Don 

Bosco, Waterloo-Christian 

By Emily Mennenga 

Clarksville 59, Don Bosco 47 

Clarksville stomped Don Bosco 

on Tuesday, January 8. 

The Indians controlled the tempo 

throughout the game. They were 

 

quarter. 

Don Bosco outscored the Indians 

in the second and third quarter, but 

they couldn’t conquer the robust 

Indians. 

 

strong as they glided to a 59-47 victory 

over the Dons. 

Coach Huck was proud of his 

team’s effort. 

“This team can play many different 

styles. Early in the game, we 

allowed their defensive pressure to 

 

we could break it whenever we 

wanted,” he said. 

Hannah Poppe led the Indians 

with twenty-four points. Poppe 

is currently second in scoring in 

the Iowa Star North Conference, 

averaging 14.2 points per game. 

Kimberly Wedeking scored doubledigits 

with eleven points. 

Wedeking stated, “The funnest 

part of this season so far is winning 

the games as a team. Our good 

defense, hustle, ability to push the 

ball, and teamwork led to our victory.” 

 

points, six steals, and six assists. 

Backer holds the school record for 

most career assists, and she continues 

to add to that record every 

game. 

Tayler Maiers had six points. 

 

and eleven rebounds. Emily Mennenga 

hit a three pointer. Belle 

Vance and Hannah Thompson each 

made a free throw. 

Krista Mennenga commented, 

“We did a good job on defense and 

knowing which of their players 

are shooters, rebounders, or ballhandlers. 

I have enjoyed winning 

games and sack lunches from the 

parents this season.” 

Huck also added, “Every player 

has the desire to be good. They are 

also willing to try new things. You 

either have intelligence and intensity 

when you play or you don’t. 

We have it.” 

Clarksville 66, Waterloo-Christian 22 

Clarksville took on Waterloo 

Christian on Friday, January 11, 

blowing them out of the water 66- 

22. 

 

quarter when they put up sixteen 

points against the Regents’ three 

points. 

A poor second quarter made Waterloo 

think they could hang with 

Clarksville. 

Coach Huck put some motivation 

into the girls during halftime. The 

Indians came out of the locker room 

with an intense offense and defense 

that pushed the lead to 54-20 during 

the third quarter. 

 

with a 66-22 victory over Waterloo 

Christian. 

Huck said after the game, “We 

executed good pressure defense tonight 

that could be adjusted quickly, 

and we attacked the hoop. The girls 

played the speed I expected them 

to play. We are able to put pressure 

on the ball and force them into 

mistakes.” 

Hannah Poppe led the Indians 

with twenty-one points and nine 

rebounds. Megan Backer put up 

thirteen points and grabbed seven 

rebounds. Kimberly Wedeking had 

eleven points. 

 

game with seven points and seven 

rebounds. Isabella Vance earned six 

points. Tayler Maiers recorded four 

points. 

Maiers commented, “The best part 

of the game was coming out in the 

second half and pushing the lead. 

We stepped our defense and played 

more as a team to get the win. I 

have enjoyed coming out and playing 

as a team the most this season.” 

Krista Mennenga added two 

points to the score. Emily Mennenga 

tallied two points, seven 

rebounds,and six steals. Kayla 

 

assists. 

 

in the Iowa Star North Conference 

with Janesville. 

Wrestlers Take Second at 

SH-BCLUW Invitational 

By Hana Gallmeyer and Miss 

Friedrichs 

Second at SH-BCLUW 

On Saturday, January 12, the 

Clarksville Indian wrestling team 

placed second at the South Hardin- 

BCLUW Invitational. 

 

points shy of fellow conference team 

Aplington-Parkersburg, with 140.0 

and 144.0 points, respectively. 

“Almost all of those teams were 

2A teams,” said Head Coach Ben 

Lovrien, “yet the two best teams 

were 1A.” 

Junior Dustin Sommerfelt pinned 

his way to second place at 120. 

Senior Bryce Jacobs pinned his 

 

 

place at 138. 

Senior Zach Bergman wrestled his 

 

 

Fellow Senior Dalton Ciavarelli 

pinned his way to the championship 

match at 182, but unfortunatley lost a 

close one to Shedenheim of Denver- 

Tripoli. Shedenheim is the only 

wrestler to have beaten Ciavarelli all 

season 

Junior Mason Lovrien had an im- 

 

place at 195. 

Senior Wyatt Doty wrestled his 

 

 

Third at Sumner-Fred 

On Tuesday, January 8, the 

Indian’s wrestling team lost a meet 

at Sumner-Fredericksburg to the 

Cougars 42-27 and the Don Bosco 

Dons 47-25. 

This news wasn’t all bad. Several 

players still had personal wins. 

Senior Bryce Jacobs, who won 

9-3 against his Don Bosco opponent, 

said, “It was an easy win for 

me, but I didn’t wrestle to what I 

was capable of.” 

Zach Bergman also won his match 

14-7, earning almost half of the 

team’s points against Don Bosco. 

“He was strong and tried throwing 

me a lot.” 

Dalton Ciavarelli said after winning 

his match, he wished he could 

have done even better. 

“I didn’t do very good. I didn’t 

feel I wrestled well.” 

 

Wrestler of the Week 

Dalton Ciavarelli 

Dalton is 22-3. He has been a good leader in the 

wrestling room. Dalton is the type of kid our 

younger generations should look up to! Dalton 

has an amazing amount of talent! He also recorded 

his 100th win at the beginning of December. 

wrestler to defeat his opponent, and 

felt that he did a good job. 

“The kid I had was strong, but I 

took care of him pretty easily in the 

second period,” said Lovrien. 

The team has high hopes for a 

successful season. Team members 

know that this will require some 

hard work and training to achieve 

their goal. 

“I think we could have done better,” 

he said. “We have things to 

work on. Right now we’re pretty 

injured. Chase Capper is out right 

now and Dalton and Bryce are 

pretty bruised up,” said Bergman. 

Lovrien was hopeful, saying, “...I 

 

Against Sumner-Fredericksburg, 

Trevor Fenneman beat his opponent 

5-4, and fellow Sophomore Dylan 

Ciavarelli pinned his opponent in 

2:24. 

Older brother Dalton Ciavarelli 

pinned his man in 1:58, and Lovrien 

had a quick attack and pin in :44. 

Lastly, Senior Wyatt Doty pinned 

his opponent in 2:53. 

JV Lady Indians Win 

One, Drop Two 

By Megan Backer 


The Clarksville JV team had a 

tough battle against Don Bosco on 

Tuesday, January 8, losing 34-37 

against the Dons. 

The Indians leading scorer was 

Brittney Litterer with sixteen points. 

Hannah Faust followed behind with 

 

points on the board. Bridget Ross 

had four points, and McKenna Lebeck 

had three points. 

Clarksville 34, Tripoli 48 

The Clarksville JV team lost a 

tough one to the Tripoli Panthers, 

34-48, on Thursday, January 10. 

The leading scorer for the Indians 

was Arika Rinnels with nine points. 

Maddie Poppe and Brittney Litterer 

both put six points on the board. 

Mckenna Lebeck put up four 

points. Bridget Ross had three 

points. 

Madison Bloker, Hannah Faust, 

and Stephanie Schmadeke all put up 

two points. 

“We worked hard thoughout the 

game,” Freshman Brittney Litterer 

stated. “When we were down by 

points, we still kept pushing hard 

and, we never gave up.” 

Clarksville 60, Waterloo-Christian 20 

The Clarksville JV team had a 

blowout against Waterloo Christian 

on Friday, January 11, beating the 

Regents 60-20. 

The leading scorer was Brittney 

Litterer with sixteen points. Maddie 

Poppe followed closely behind 

with fourteen points. 

Madison Bloker put up eight 

points. McKenna Lebeck had seven 

 

points. Arika Rinnels followed with 

four points. 

Stephanie Schmadeke, Bridget 

Ross, and Kayla Jacobs all put two 

points on the board. 

“We came out ready to play, 

and our defense was pretty good,” 

Sophomore Hannah Faust stated. 

“We didn’t allow them to score in 

the second quarter. We set goals 

for ourselves throughout the game, 

though we are still working on talking 

more.” 

JH Girls Bball 

Win Against Tripoli 

By Megan Swaggerty 

The Junior High girls basketball 

team played two games last week, 

winning against Tripoli on Tuesday, 

January 8, and losing to Nashua- 

 

The junior high girls beat 

Tripoli by one point, 41-40. 

“The girls are working together 

pretty well, they communicate 

better on the court, they help each 

other out more, and they are work- 

ing together for the win,” Coach 

Preeshl said. 

Unfortunately, the girls couldn’t 

keep their winning streak going 

when they played the Huskies on 

January 10. 

This game was close too, but 

instead of winning by one point, 

they lost by one point, 32-33. 

Coach Preeshl stressed that the 

girls have worked hard all season 

and are continuing to improve. 

JH Wrestlers 

Won’t Give Up 

By Deven Rhoades 

With four meets left the Junior 

High wrestling team is still persevering, 

even with the rough season 

they’ve had. 

At their last meet which took 

place at Waverly Shell Rock on 

January 8, Tanner Gilbert and Riley 

Cramer each pinned their opponent. 

“We’re trying to work on motivating 

them to win,” said Chris Arians, 

Junior High wrestling coach, “and 

teaching them about Clarksville’s 

rich wrestling history.” 

Even with their scores down, the 

Left: Shane Harken 

plays tough defense 

against his opponent 

from Waterloo-Christian. 

The Indians lost to the 

Regents 27-49 on Friday, 

January 11. 

Right: Weston Gray 

is caught right before 

jumping for the tip off 

against the Regents of 

Waterloo-Christian on 

Friday, January 11. 

Junior High wrestling team manages 

to keep their heads up. 

“One of their strong points is 

that they want to learn the proper 

moves,” Arians noted about the 

team. 

“They need to work on just 

wrestling and not overthinking,” he 

added. 

The boys need as much support 

from their community as they can 

 

on a positive note, and would love 

to see as many people from Clarksville 

at their last meets as they can.

• Clarksville Star • 

Sports/News 

Clarksville Tribe places 4 th 

The Clarksville Tribe Wrestling group participated in the North Butler MatCat duals on January 4 at Greene, fi nishing with a 4th place fi nish. 

Along with North Butler, other participating schools were Charles City and Nashua-Plainfi eld. All of the wrestlers received a medal. 

Pictured is (back): Cooper Negen, Cole Negen, Cade Hardy, Dalton Rinnels, Drew Kromminga, Cayden Heath, Brandt Reints, Jareb Slemp, 

Peyton Kielman; Front: Kaiven Kielman, Isaiah Marzen, Gavin Barry, Sam Hoodjer, Rex Ross, Owen Seitz, Mason Raley, Jacob Stauffer, 

Isaac Backer, Gavin Kelm, Makade Bloker, Joseph Smeltser, Noah Marzen 

Not pictured: Deric Trees, Kaden Becker, Dylon Raley 

They are coached by Tim Backer & Eric Morrison. 

The wrestlers practice every Monday and Thursday, Pre-K-2 nd grade 6:00-6:45 p.m. and 3 rd -6 th 6:45-8:00 p.m. 

Clarksville takes third straight 

GILBERTVILLE – Hannah Poppe 

poured in 24 points as Clarksville 

nabbed its third consecutive win out 

of the break, a 59-47 victory over 

Don Bosco on Tuesday, Jan. 8. 

Kayla Mennenga pulled down 10 

rebounds as the Indians improved to 

10-2, 8-2 in the Iowa Star Conference. 

It halted the Dons win streak, 

which had won fi ve in a row dating 

back to Dec. 11, 2012. Don Bosco 

was led by Brittany Hickson’s 17 

points. 

Megan Backer dished out six assists 

while coming up with six steals 

for Clarksville. 

Kimberly Wedeking scored 11 

points and added seven rebounds for 

a balanced effort from the Indians. 


Clarksville (10-2) – Krista Mennenga 

0-0 0-0 0, Belle Vance 0-0 1-2 

1, Hannah Thompson 0-0 1-3 1, Emily 

Mennenga 1-3 0-0 3, Tayler Maiers 

3-5 0-1 6, Megan Backer 3-8, 2-5 

8, Kimberly Wedeking 3-9 4-6 11, 

Brittney Litterer 0-0 0-0 0, Hannah 

Poppe 11-21 2-5 24, Kayla Mennenga 

2-6 1-2 5. Totals 23-52 11-24 59. 

Don Bosco (7-4, 7-3) – Riley Schares 

0-2 0-0 0, Brittany Hickson 6-15 

5-7 17, Tori Even 4-5 0-0 8, Olivia 

Rigdon 0-1 0-0 0, Kyndal Gardner 

2-7 1-2 6, Cate Paulsen 4-10 0-3 8, 

Kaitlyn McGarvey 1-5 0-2 2, Emily 

Schaefer 0-0 0-0 0, Melissa Arment 

3-9 0-0 6. Totals 20-54 6-14 47. 

Clarksville 17 9 11 22 - 59 

Don Bosco 5 14 13 15 - 47 

Three point goals – Clark 2-8 (E. 

Mennenga 1-2, Wedeking 1-3, Backer 

0-1, Ka. Mennenga 0-2); DB 1-4 

(Gardner 1-2, Schares 0-1, Hickson 

0-1). Rebounds – Clark 27, 3 off., 24 

def. (Ka. Mennenga 11, Wedeking 7, 

Poppe 5, Maiers 2, Vance, Backer); 

DB 43, 13 off., 30 def. (McGarvey 

15, Paulsen 12, Ament 5, Gardner 

4). Assists – Clark 16 (Backer 6, Wedeking 

4, Maiers 2, Ka. Mennenga 

2); DB 10 (McGarvey 3, Hickson 2, 

Paulsen 2, Ament 2). Steals – Clark 

16 (Backer 6, Wedeking 4, Maiers 

2, Ka. Mennenga 2, Thompson, 

Poppe); DB 7 (Gardner 2, Paulsen 

2, McGarvey 2). Blocks – Clark 3 

(Backer 2, Maiers); DB 1 (McGarvey). 

Total fouls – Clark 10, DB 15. 

Fouled out – DB, McGarvey, Ament. 

Indians rout Waterloo Christian 

WATERLOO – Three Clarksville 

players fi nished in double fi gure 

scoring as the Indian girls basketball 

team downed Waterlook Christian 

66-22 last Friday night. 

Hannah Poppe scored 21 points to 

lead the way while Megan Backer 

added 13 and Kimberly Wedeking 

fi nished with 11. 

Poppe, who was 8-of-11 from the 

fi eld, added nine rebounds. 

Kayla Mennenga dished out fi ve 

assists and Emily Mennenga came 

up with six of the team’s 25 steals. 

Clarksville (11-2, 9-2) hosted 

Dunkerton on Tuesday before traveling 

to Blairsburg to take on Northeast 

Hamilton on Friday night. 

Clarksville 66, Waterloo Christian 

22 

Clarksville (11-2, 9-2) – Krista 

Mennenga 1-5 0-0 2, Belle Vance 

2-6 1-2 6, Hannah Thompson 0-0 0-0 

0, Emily Mennenga 0-8 2-2 2, Tayler 

Maiers 2-4 0-0 4, Megan Backer 4-8, 

4-6 13, Kimberly Wedeking 5-11 0-3 

11, Brittney Litterer 3-4 1-2 7, Hannah 

Poppe 8-11 5-7 21, Kayla Mennenga 

0-2 0-0 0. Totals 25-59 13-22 

66. 

Waterloo Christian (3-9, 3-7) – 

Whitney Smith 2-4 0-0 4, April Armbrecht 

0-2 0-2 0, Katlin Armbrecht 

0-5 0-0 0, Maddy Sullivan 0-3 0-0 0, 

Allison Mazzarella 1-1 0-0 2, Ashley 

Tiller 1-2 0-0 2, Emily Wynthein 2-6 

0-3 4, April Hall 4-9 2-10 10, Aubrey 

0-1 0-2 0. Totals 10-33 2-17 22. 

Clarksville 16 11 27 12 - 66 

Wat. Christian 3 9 8 2 - 22 

Three point goals – Clark 3-21 

(Wedeking 1-2, Vance 1-3, Backer 

1-3, Litterer 0-1, Poppe 0-1, Ka. 

Mennenga 0-2, Kr. Mennenga 0-4, 

E. Mennenga 0-5); WC 0-3 (Wynthein 

0-1, K. Armbrecht 0-2). Rebounds 

– Clark 46, 14 off., 32 def. 

(Poppe 9, E. Mennenga 7, Litterer 

7, Maiers 4, Wedeking 4, Kr. Mennenga 

3, Thompson 2, Ka. Mennenga 

2, Vance); WC 31, 8 off., 23 

def. (Wynthein 12, Hall 8, Team 4). 

Assists – Clark 16 (Ka. Mennenga 5, 

E. Mennenga 4, Wedeking 2, Poppe 

2, Backer, Maiers, Maiers, Backer); 

WC 5 (Smith 2, K. Armbrecht 2). 

Steals – Clark 25 (E. Mennenga 6, 

Wedeking 4, Poppe 4, Backer 3, 

Vance 2, Ka. Mennenga 2, Kr. Mennenga, 

Litterer); WC 9 (Smith 2, 

Mazzarella 2, Wynthein 2, Hall 2). 

Blocks – Clark 3 (Vance, Poppe, Ka. 

Mennenga); WC 2 (Smith, Wynthein). 

Total fouls – Clark 14, WC 

17. Fouled out – WC, Smith. 

Clarksville shakes off 

pair of dual losses 

NASHUA – The Clarksville wrestling 

team, after losing to state power 

Don Bosco and Sumner-Fredericksburg, 

thumped Postville on Thursday 

night. 

The Indians lost to the Dons 47-25 

and S-F 47-27 on Tuesday, Jan. 8. 

On Thursday, Clarksville defeated 

Postville 54-15. 

GILBERTVILLE – Weston Gray 

scored 10 points and pulled down 

seven rebounds in the Clarksville 

boys basketball team’s 61-21 loss to 

Don Bosco on Tuesday, Jan. 8. 

Gray was 5-of-10 from the fi eld as 

the Indians fell 1-11 on the season, 

1-10 in the Iowa Star Conference. 

Cody Harken added fi ve points 

and three steals for Clarksville. 

On Friday, Waterloo Christian 

dropped the Indians to 1-12, 1-11 

(Iowa Star) by posting a 47-29 win 

over coach Steve McGraw’s team. 

Don Bosco 61, Clarksville 21 

Clarksville (1-11, 1-10) – Arnie 

Bieler 0-2 0-0 0, Weston Gray 5-10 

0-0 10, Sam Schmadeke 1-5 0-2 2, 

Carter Kelm 3-8 0-2 6, Jackson Hendricks 

0-8 0-0 0, Cody Harken 0-1 

0-0 0, Shane Harken 1-7 0-2 3. Totals 

10-41 0-6 21. 

Don Bosco (7-3, 7-3) – Miguel 

Steimel 0-1 0-0 0, Brady Thome 2-2 

0-0 6, Tyler Metcalf 1-3 0-0 2, Zach 

Kayser 0-3 0-0 0, Brett Becker 0-0 

0-0 0, Travis Havel 3-10 0-2 6, Andrew 

Arthur 4-5 0-0 8, Tyler Backes 

Third-ranked Dalton Ciavarelli 

(182) earned a pair of falls and win 

by forfeit during the three-match 

swing. 

Fifth-ranked Bryce Jacobs (138) 

suffered his fi rst loss of the season, a 

3-0 decision against Sumner-Fredericksburg’s 

Brady Meyer, who ran his 

record to 14-0. 

Clarksville boys fall at 

Don Bosco, Wat. Christian 

MOVING? 

Please notify the 

Clarksville Star office by: 

Phone 319-278-4641 

Mail P.O. Box 788, 

Clarksville, IA 50619 

Email clarksvillestar@ 

butler-bremer.com 

THANK YOU 

4-9 1-3 9, Ben Rottinghaus 5-11 0-0 

10, Connor Weber 4-7 0-0 8, Nick 

Scobee 1-3 0-0 2, Brandon Zumbach 

4-7 1-1 8, Peter Jones 0-1 0-0 0, Dalton 

Becker 1-2 0-1 2. Totals 29-64 

1-7 61. 

Clarksville 4 7 6 4 - 21 

Don Bosco 14 18 13 16 - 61 

Three point goals – Clark 1-7 (S. 

Harken 1-4, Bieler 0-1, Schmadeke 

0-1, Hendricks 0-1); DB 2-6 (Thome 

2-2, Havel 0-1, Rottinghaus 0-1, 

Kayser 0-2). Rebounds – Clark 28, 

8 off., 20 def. (Gray 7, Kelm 6, C. 

Harken 5, Bieler 3, Schmadeke 3, 

Hendricks 2, S. Harken 2); DB 34, 

12 off., 22 def. (Arthur 6, Rottinghaus 

5, Zumbach 5, Weber 4, Becker 

4). Assists – Clark 3 (Kelm, Hendricks, 

S. Harken); DB 16 (Steimel 

3, Thome 3, Metcalf 3, Havel 3). 

Steals – Clark 10 (C. Harken 3, 

Gray 2, Hendricks 2, S. Harken 

2, Schmadeke); DB 16 (Metalf 5, 

Steimel 3, Havel 3, Backes 2, Zumbach 

2). Blocks – Clark 1 (Kelm); 

DB 4 (Zumbach 3). Fouls – Clark 6, 

DB 8. Fouled out – None. 

If you don’t see it... we can find it! 

Thursday, January 17, 2013 • 9 

Clarksville Community School 

Board Of Education 

Tentative Agenda 

Monday, January 21, 5:30 p.m. 

Community Room 

1. Call To Order: 

2. Presentations: Chris Arians, Washington D.C. Trip 

3. Consent Agenda: 

a. Approve Agenda: 

b. Approve Minutes: 

c. Approve Monthly Financial Reports: December, 2012 

d. Approve Personnel Recommendation 

4. Receive Communications And Visitors: 

5. Action/Discussion Items: 

a. Technology Purchases 

b. Renew Contract W/Access Systems 

6. MS/HS Principal Report: 

7. Superintendent/Elem Principal Report: 

8. Items For The Next Board Meeting: 

a. Accept Weight Room Addition 

9. Adjourn: 

10. Next Board Meeting Date: 

a. February, 2013 

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• Thursday, January 17, 2013 

MINUTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BUTLER 

COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS HELD ON JANUARY 2, 2013. 

Meeting called to order at 9:00 a.m. by Chairman Tom Heidenwirth with members Mark Reiher 

and Rex Ackerman present. Also present were Engineer John Riherd, Recorder Janice 

Jacobs, Assessor Deb McWhirter, Deputy Treasurer Vicki Schoneman, Deputy Treasurer Sharlene 

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Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved as read. 

Supervisor Mark Reiher administered the Oath of Offi ce to Supervisor Rex Ackerman, County 

Treasurer Vicki Schoneman, County Auditor Liz Williams and Sheriff Jason Johnson. 

Moved by Heidenwirth, second by Ackerman to appoint Mark Reiher as Chairman of the 

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COMPENSATION COMMISSION IN EMINENT DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS 

WHEREAS, the Butler County Board of Supervisors, in compliance with Section 6B.4 of the 

Code of Iowa entitled “Commission to Assess Damages” relating to the appointment of persons 

eligible to serve as members of the Compensation Commission in Eminent Domain proceedings, 

do hereby appoint the following residents of the County to serve on said Commission: 

REAL ESTATE AGENTS/BROKERS: 

Martin Bramer 15677 110 St. Greene, IA 50636 

Mike Campbell 1210 S. Johnson St. Parkersburg, IA 50665 

David Kelm 420 E Prospect St. Clarksville, IA 50619 

Lisa Schmitz 13045 Willow Ave. New Hartford, IA 50660 

Joyce Harrenstein 05 Day St. Parkersburg, IA 50665 

Tonya Kregel 1401 W Broadway Dumont, IA 50625 

Milton Ulfers 22809 Hickory Ave. Allison, IA 50602 

FARMERS: 

Ronald Brocka 22757 300 St. Parkersburg, IA 50665 

Dale Cain 23391 Union Ave. Shell Rock, IA 50670 

Mark Gerdes 15679 Clay Ave. Aredale, IA 50605 

Donn E. Tindall 13624 Elm Ave. Bristow, IA 50611 

Reed Weinberg 550 W. Wamsley Clarksville, IA 50619 

BANKERS OR AUCTIONEERS: 

Dan Castle 518 N. 5th Greene, IA 50636 

Duane Harms 23585 Willow Ave. Shell Rock, IA 50670 

Fred Maifeld 26504 Grand Ave. Kesley, IA 50649 

Henry (Bud) Mennenga 120 W. Wamsley Clarksville, IA 50619 

Dana Uhlenhopp 266 Birch St., Box 702 Allison, IA 50602 

Cindy Kannegieter 726 Parriott Aplington, IA 50604 

Dave White 29776 220 St. Shell Rock, IA 50670 

OWNERS OF CITY AND TOWN PROPERTY: 

Raymond Grapp 321 Pine St., Box 125 Allison, IA 50602 

Gaylan Hempen 28342 195 St. Clarksville, IA 50619 

Eldon Peterson 520 N. 5th St. Greene, IA 50636 

Charles Backer 420 E. Superior St. Clarksville, IA 50619 

Wayne Rohlwing 401 S. Church Clarksville, IA 50619 

David Shear 832 Grand St. Dumont, IA 50625 

Robert Smeins 501 Florence St. Parkersburg, IA 50665 

Alan Stockdale 1321 Circle Drive Aplington, IA 50604 

Leon Thorne 412 2nd St. Parkersburg, IA 50665 

And the County Auditor is hereby directed to certify the list of appointees to Kurt L. Wilke, 

Chief Judge of the Second Judicial District. 

UPON Roll Call the vote thereon was as follows: 

AYES: Rex Ackerman NAYS: None 

Mark Reiher 

Tom Heidenwirth 

WHEREUPON the Resolution was declared duly adopted this 2nd day of January, 2013. 

Mark Reiher ATTEST: 

Chairman, Board of Supervisors Lizbeth Williams, County Auditor 

Moved by Ackerman, second by Heidenwirth to approve Resolution empowering County Engineer 

to execute certifi cate of completion for Farm to Market projects. 


FARM TO MARKET 

BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Butler County, Iowa that John D. Riherd, 

the County Engineer of Butler County, Iowa be hereby designated, authorized, and empowered 

on behalf of the Board of Supervisors of said County to execute the certifi cation of completion 

of work and fi nal acceptance thereof in accordance with plans and specifi cations therefore in 

connection with all Farm to Market construction projects in this county. 


AYES: Tom Heidenwirth Nays: None 

Mark Reiher 

Rex Ackerman 




Moved by Reiher, second by Heidenwirth to authorize Engineer and staff to sign permits. 


SIGNATURE OF PERMITS 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Butler County Board of Supervisors hereby authorizes the Butler 

County Engineer and offi ce staff to sign permits for the movement of vehicles and loads excess 

size and weight. 


AYES: Mark Reiher Nays: None 

Rex Ackerman 





Moved by Ackerman, second by Heidenwirth to authorize County Engineer to close roads 

during emergency or for planned work. 


ROAD CLOSINGS 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Butler County Board of Supervisors hereby authorizes the County 

Engineer to close any County Road for emergency maintenance purposes and also all of the 

roads shown on the 2013 Construction program for construction work. 



Mark Reiher 





Moved by Heidenwirth, second by Ackerman to authorize State DOT to conduct bid lettings. 


CONDUCT LETTINGS 

BE IT RESOLVED by the Butler County Supervisors, that the State Department of Transportation 

be designated, authorized and empowered on behalf of the Board of Supervisors of said 

County to conduct lettings on “S”, “SN”, or “FM” projects until further notice. 


AYES: Mark Reiher NAYS: None 


Rex Ackerman 




Moved by Heidenwirth, second by Ackerman to authorize the County Engineer to temporarily 

reduce load limits. 


TEMPORARY WEIGHT EMBARGO 

BE IT RESOLVED the Butler County Supervisors hereby authorize the County Engineer to 

temporarily reduce allowable load limits on various stretches of county roads that could be damaged 

by allowing legal load limits. 

The temporary weight embargo shall be formed in accordance with Chapter 321.471 and 

321.474 of the Code of Iowa. 




Mark Reiher 




Moved by Ackerman, second by Heidenwirth to provide funds for membership in ISAC and 

allow attendance at educational sessions. 

Legals 

RESOLUTION #71-13 

ISAC ASSOC. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Butler County Board of Supervisors appropriate from the County General 

Basic Fund necessary funds to provide membership in the Iowa State Association of Counties, 

and to authorize attendance at schools of instruction by County offi cers, appointees and employees 

as the schools are called by the Association and to authorize attendance at the annual meetings 

of the association. 


AYES: Tom Heidenwirth NAYS: None 

Mark Reiher 

Rex Ackerman 




Moved by Heidenwirth, second by Ackerman to allow for payment of certain bills prior to Board 

approval. 


PRIOR PAYMENT OF BILLS 

WHEREAS, at certain times it is necessary to pay bills prior to an offi cial Board of Supervisors 

meeting in order to allow for the effi cient operation of county government. 

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the following list of items can be paid for in advance of an 

offi cial Board of Supervisors meeting. Items listed on previously approved contracts, items which 

would result in the loss of a discount or result in interest payments, utility bills, payroll, payroll 

benefi t checks, postage or shipping charges, gas and diesel fuel and emergency law enforcement 

investigation funds. 



Rex Ackerman 





Board considered Resolution Appointing Deputy County Offi cials for the 2013 Calendar Year. 

Moved by Ackerman, second by Heidenwirth to adopt said Resolution as follows: 


RESOLUTION APPOINTING DEPUTY COUNTY OFFICIALS 

FOR THE 2013 CALENDAR YEAR 

BE IT RESOLVED, that the following persons shall be appointed deputies for the following offi ces 

as recommended by the elected offi cials according to Chapter 331.903, Code of Iowa: 

Gregory M. Lievens, County Attorney Martin Petersen, Assistant 

Co Attorney 

Lizbeth Williams, Auditor Mary Brouwer, Deputy Auditor 

Dan Clark, Deputy Auditor 

Vicki Schoneman, Treasurer Sharlene Miller, Deputy Treasurer 

Debra Wangsness, Deputy Treasurer 

Roxanne Nicolaus, Deputy Treasurer 

Janice Jacobs, Recorder Connie Rottink, Deputy Recorder 

Jason Johnson, Sheriff im Joebgen, Deputy Sheriff 

Collin Freesemann, Deputy Sheriff 

Denise Junker, Civil Deputy 

Mike Lammers, Deputy Sheriff 

Curt Lubben, Deputy Sheriff 

Shane Oldenburger, Deputy Sheriff 

Steven Schmadeke, Chief Deputy Sheriff 

Justin Trees, Deputy Sheriff 

Kiley Winterberg, Deputy Sheriff 

Lane Bass, Deputy Sheriff 

Jay Johnson, Deputy Sheriff 


AYES: Rex Ackerman 


Mark Reiher 

NAYS: None 




Moved by Ackerman, second by Heidenwirth to approve Resolution establishing guidelines to 

facilitate operation of County Relief offi ce. 


COUNTY RELIEF 

BE IT RESOLVED by the Butler County Board of Supervisors that certain guidelines be established 

to facilitate and aid in the operation of the County Relief Director’s Offi ce: 

I. That the Relief Director has been appointed to handle all Butler County relief. 

II. That the Relief Director has been appointed as agent for the Butler County Board of 

Supervisors for processing Iowa City papers, and is to make authorizations for all County Clinical 

pay patients before commitment to Iowa City. 

III. Patient or responsible relative or guardian must make application for assistance for all 

medical house calls, offi ce calls, and for hospitalization, except in emergencies. In case of emergency, 

the responsible relative or guardian must come to the Relief Director to fi ll out applications, 

or bills will not be paid by the County. The Relief Offi ce or Director must be contacted within twentyfour 

(24) hours or by the fi rst working day. 

IV. Authorization forms that patient takes to the Doctor must be fi lled out in full. This includes 

diagnosis, services rendered. And medicines named and itemized and must accompany any 

statement sent to the County for collection or the bills will not be allowed by the County. 

V. Butler County Relief will not be responsible for any medical or hospital charges for any 

obstetrical deliveries. 


AYES: Rex Ackerman 


Mark Reiher 

Nays: None 



Chairman, Board of Supervisors 


OFFICIAL NEWSPAPERS 

Lizbeth Williams, County Auditor 

There was presented to the Board of Supervisors the following written applications for appointment 

as offi cial newspapers for Butler County for the year 2013: 

Butler County Tribune-Journal, by Ryan Harvey, President 

Eclipse-News-Review, by Leon M. Thorne, Editor 

The Greene Recorder, by Sarah E. Hawker, Offi ce Manager 

The Clarksville Star, by Ryan Harvey, President 

All of said newspapers are of general circulation in Butler County. There was also presented 

the application of the above named Butler County Tribune-Journal, Clarksville Star, Eclipse-News- 

Review and The Greene Recorder for appointment as offi cial newspapers in Butler County, Iowa, 

for the year 2013, and agreeing to equally split the compensation that would be paid for two such 

newspapers. 

BE IT RESOLVED by the Butler County Board of Supervisors that the above applications be 

accepted and that the Butler County Tribune-Journal, Eclipse-News-Review, The Clarksville Star 

and The Greene Recorder, be and the same are hereby declared the Offi cial Newspaper in Butler 

County, Iowa, for the year 2013. 


AYES: Tom Heidenwirth 

Mark Reiher 

Rex Ackerman 

NAYS: None 




Board considered Construction Evaluation Resolution for 2013, adopting use of the DNR Master 

Matrix for a period of February 1, 2013 to January 31, 2014 for confi nement feeding operations. 

Moved by Reiher, second by Ackerman to adopt said Resolution as follows: 


CONSTRUCTION EVALUATION RESOLUTION 

WHEREAS, Iowa Code section 459.304(3) sets out the procedure if a board of supervisors 

wishes to adopt a “construction evaluation resolution” relating to the construction of a confi nement 

feeding operation structure; and 

WHEREAS, only counties that have adopted a construction evaluation resolution can submit to 

the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) an adopted recommendation to approve or disapprove 

a construction permit application regarding a proposed confi nement feeding operation structure; 

and 

WHEREAS, only counties that have adopted a construction evaluation resolution and submitted 

an adopted recommendation may contest the DNR’s decision regarding a specifi c application; and 

WHEREAS, by adopting a construction evaluation resolution the board of supervisors agrees 

to evaluate every construction permit application for a proposed confi nement feeding operation 

structure received by the board of supervisors between February 1, 2012 and January 31, 2013 and 

submit an adopted recommendation regarding that application to the DNR; and 

WHEREAS, the board of supervisors must conduct an evaluation of every construction permit 

application using the master matrix created in Iowa Code section 459.305, but the board’s recommendation 

to the DNR may be based on the fi nal score on the master matrix or may be based on 

reasons other than the fi nal score on the master matrix; 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BUTLER 

COUNTY that the Board of Supervisors hereby adopts this construction evaluation resolution pursuant 

to Iowa Code section 459.304(3). 


AYES: Mark Reiher 

Rex Ackerman 


NAYS: None 




Following appointments of county offi cials were made and approved: 

BOARD APPOINTED ALTERNATE 

2nd Judicial District Dept. of Correctional Services Mark Reiher Tom Heidenwirth 

North Iowa Juvenile Detention Center Mark Reiher Rex Ackerman 

Butler County Zoning Administrator Mitch Nordmeyer 

Community Service/General Relief Director Bob Lincoln 

Iowa Northland Regional Housing Authority Rex Ackerman Mark Reiher 

Mental Health Institute Citizens Advisory Board Tom Heidenwirth Rex Ackerman 

Regional Transit Commission Board Rex Ackerman Tom Heidenwirth 

Butler County Weed Commissioner Calvin Steere 

Mental Health Retardation Coordinator Bob Lincoln 

HAZMAT Board Tom Heidenwirth Mitch Nordmeyer 

DECAT Board Tom Heidenwirth Mitch Nordmeyer 

Iowa Northland Regional Council of Governments Rex Ackerman Mark Reiher 

Butler County Development Mark Reiher Tom Heidenwirth 

Local Emergency Planning Commission Rex Ackerman Mitch Nordmeyer 

North Iowa Community Action Tom Heidenwirth 

Cedar Valley Resource, Conservation & Development Tom Heidenwirth 

Pathways Behavioral Services Rex Ackerman 

Butler County Safety Committee Rex Ackerman Tom Heidenwirth 

Butler County Community Foundation 

Iowa Workforce Development 

County Social Services 28E 

Mark Reiher Rex Ackerman 

Governing Board Mark Reiher Liz Williams 

Butler County Solid Waste 

Commission Mark Reiher Tom Heidenwirth 

Upper Cedar Watershed Management Improvement Authority Tom Heidenwirth 

After discussion, it was moved by Reiher, second by Heidenwirth to raise mileage reimbursement rate 

from 48¢ to 52¢ effective immediately. Motion carried. 

Board reviewed report of outgoing Treasurer and ordered placed on fi le. 

Board met with Butler County Soil & Water Commissioners to hear FY14 funding request. Request will 

be considered during the budget process. 

Board reviewed a written estimate from Johnson & Son’s Tiling for tiling on the County Farm. No action 

taken. 

Board met with Engineer John Riherd to consider a Resolution to discontinue previously proposed road 

vacation of Felmly & Smith Road near Bristow. Moved by Reiher, second by Ackerman to approve the 

following: 

RESOLUTION #765 

WHEREAS, The Butler County Board of Supervisors, pursuant to Resolution #764, dated November 

14, 2012, a hearing was held on December 18, 2012, at the Courthouse in Allison, Iowa to hear comments 

on the proposed vacation of the following described road: 

A portion of Felmly & Smith Road - No. 355 as described in Road Record Book C Page 59 beginning 

at the Southwest Corner of the South East Quarter of Section 24 T-92N R-18W of the 5th P.M., Butler 

County, Iowa, thence north along said half section line a distance of 760.00 feet. 

WHEREAS, The Butler County Board of Supervisors fi nds that proper notice of said hearing was published 

in a newspaper of general circulation in Butler County prior to said Hearing and that proof of publication 

is now on fi le in the offi ce of the County Auditor, and 

WHEREAS, The Butler County Board of Supervisors fi nds that proper notice was mailed by certifi ed 

mail to the adjoining property owners, utility companies, Iowa Department of Transportation and any 

interested governmental Boards or Commissions, and 

WHEREAS, The Butler County Board of Supervisors, has considered all objections offered at said 

Public Hearing. 

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that vacation proceedings be dropped; and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Felmly & Smith Road - No. 355 remain open as established. 

UPON roll call the vote thereon was as follows: 



Rex Ackerman 

ATTEST: Lizbeth Williams, County Auditor 

Passed and approved this 2nd day of January, 2013. 

Board met with Engineer John Riherd to award contract for bridge replacement project, BRS- 

C012(72)-60-12, T16 over Hartgrave Creek south of Dumont. Said contract was awarded to Peterson 

Contractors, Inc., Reinbeck, Iowa for $945,669.52. Moved by Reiher, second by Heidenwirth to award 

contract as recommended by Engineer Riherd. Motion carried. 

Board approved claims as submitted. 

Butler County Claims paid from December 1, 2012 through December 31, 2012. 

Butler County Claims paid from December 1, 

2012 through December 31, 2012. 

Aces,Disaster Rcvry - It .........................100.00 

Ackerman, Rex,Sch Of Instr - Supv.......582.92 

Advantage Administrators,Self 

Funding - Sr .........................................114.66 

Afl ac,Afl ac-Pt: Payment .........................116.48 

Agility Recovery Solutions,Disaster 

Rcvry - It ..............................................335.00 

Airgas North Central,Suply-Sr ............... 111.32 

Alliant Energy,Util-Sr ................................29.80 

Alliant Energy,Util - Cons .........................25.99 

Allied Manatts Group Llc,Rock-Sr ......3,197.70 

Allison Pharmacy,Sup - Maint ................174.36 

Allison Pharmacy,Suply-Sr ....................108.50 

Allison Pharmacy,Sup - Cc ......................15.76 

Allison Public Library,Qtrly Approp - 

Fy13..................................................1,895.31 

Allison, City Of,Util - Res Cntr .................41.09 

Allison, City Of,Util - Dhs .........................33.48 

Allison, City Of,Util - Jail ..........................30.29 

Allison, City Of,Util - Cthse ......................27.15 

Allison, City Of,Util-Sr ..............................43.50 

Aplington Library,Qtrly Approp - 

Fy13..................................................1,895.31 

Becker, Jennifer L.,Mlge - Ph ................559.20 

Bidwell, Katie,Mlg-Sr ...............................99.84 

Black Hawk Cnty Sheriff, Court 

Costs - Co Atty.......................................47.67 

Black Hills Energy,Util-Sr .........................79.96 

Blacktop Services Co.,Asplt-Sr.........43,046.44 

Briggs Corporation,Med Sup - Ph..........385.35 

Business Card,Car Exp - Shf Admin........43.45 

Business Card,Ems - Ph .......................516.52 

Butler Bremer Communications, 

Tele - Cc ..............................................128.77 

Butler County Farm Bureau, 

Rent - Dhs ...........................................400.00 

Butler County Public,Admin Fee - Eh ....520.67 

Butler County Public,Med Invst .............137.48 

Butler County R.E.C.,Lghts/Util-Sr ........368.12 

Butler County R.E.C.,Util - Cons ...........349.34 

Butler County Solid,Disp Fee - 

Dec12 .............................................16,764.00 

Butler County Solid,Disp Fee - Jail ..........34.65 

Butler County Solid,Disp Fee - Cthse ......21.50 

Calhoun-Burns & Assoc.,Inspt-Sr .......1,982.60 

Campbell Insurance Group, Inc., 

Cons Fee - Cthse .............................1,481.79 

Campbell Supply,Sign-Sr .......................121.68 

Casey’s General Store Inc.,Fuel-Sr .........13.00 

Cdw-G,Comp Equip - It .........................210.11 

Central Iowa Distr.,Ofc Sup - Dhs............97.40 

Century Link,Tele - Co Atty ......................53.05 

Chisholm, Robin,Mlge - Ph ....................109.44 

Clarksville Library,Qtrly Approp - 

Fy13..................................................1,895.31 

Clarksville Lumber Co,Suply-Sr.............245.34 

Clarksville Lumber Co,Maint - Cc ............56.25 

Coast To Coast Solutions,Misc Sup - 

Shf Admin ............................................204.35 

Continental Research Corp,Suply-Sr ....270.35 

Crop Production Services Inc., 

Suply-Sr ............................................2,400.00 

Debner, Lonna,Mlge - Ph.......................146.40 

Dewitt, Cindy,Mlge - Ph .........................452.16 

Diamond Mowers, Inc,Prt-Sr .................364.22 

Dlt Solutions Inc.,Comp-Sr ....................157.55 

Don’s Truck Sales,Prts/Lbr-Sr ............5,245.50 

Dralle, Donis,Mlge-Maint/Mnr Equp- 

Cthse .....................................................73.49 

Duane’s Repair Shop,Seized & Forf 

Assets ....................................................85.00 

Dumont Library,Qrtly Approp - Fy13 ...1,895.31 

Dumont Telephone Company,Tele - 

Cthse ...................................................880.25 

Dumont Telephone Company, 

Internet - It ...........................................752.35 

Dumont Telephone Company,Tele-Sr ....130.89 

Dumont Telephone Company,Tele - 

Dhs ......................................................545.74 

Dumont Telephone Company,Tele - It .....49.00 

Eclipse News Review,Bd Proc - Supv ...259.05 

Eclipse News Review,Publ - Css ...........140.90 

Eclipse News Review,Ofc Not - Cthse...115.68 

Eclipse News Review,Ad-Sr ......................8.17 

Electronic Engineering Co.,2- 

Way-Sr ..............................................1,257.60 

Electronic Engineering Co.,Gps-Sr........300.00 

Electronic Engineering Co.,Equip 

Cont - Ph ...............................................42.00 

Farm & Home Publishers,Plt Bks-Sr .......52.60 

Fastenal Company,Suply-Sr ..................362.60 

Fleshner, Tamara L.,Mlge - Ph ..............214.17 

Fokkena, Holly,Sch Of Instr - Aud ..........442.72 

Forry, Bonnie Kay,Mlge - Ph ..................382.51 

Gansen, Joyce,Mlge - Ph ......................151.77 

Gateway Center,Exp-Sr .........................604.80 

Grainger,Mnr Equip - Cc ........................465.52 

Greene Library,Qtrly Approp - Fy13 ....1,895.31 

Greene Recorder, The,Ofc Not - 

Cthse ...................................................220.88 

Greene Recorder, The,Publ - Css ...........76.67 

Greene, City Of,Util-Sr.............................28.00 

Grundy County Auditor,Autopsy - 

Med Exmr .........................................1,640.00 

Hancock Concrete Products Co., 

Clvt-Sr ...............................................7,915.72 

Hancock Concrete Products Co., 

Apron-Sr ...........................................1,679.04 

Hansell Ag Repair, Inc.,Chsw-Sr ...........152.90 

Harken Lumber,Suply/Tool-Sr..................34.37 

Harken Lumber,Lmbr-Sr ..........................14.68 

Heartland Asphalt Inc.,Asphlt-Sr.......17,273.41 

Heeren, Kathy,Mlge - Ph .......................349.05 

Heidenwirth, Tom,Sch Of Instr - Supv ...284.70 

Henricks, Deb,Mlge - Ph........................238.56 

Hinders, Mary Ann,Mlge - Ph.................408.24 

Imwca,Wc Prem-Sr .............................4,967.40 

Imwca,Wk Comp - Gb ........................3,311.60 

Interstate All Battery Center,Tool-Sr ........32.04 

Interstate Battery Of,Btry-Sr ....................87.95 

Iowa Division Of Labor Svcs,Maint - 

Cthse .....................................................50.00 

Iowa Dot,Posts-Sr...............................1,567.20 

Iowa Onsite Waste Water Asen,Sch 

Of Instr - Eh .........................................205.00 

Iowa Public Employees’ Retirem, 

Ipers-Std ..................................................0.01 

Iowa State Bank,Principal - E911 

Loan..................................................9,735.35 

Iowa Wind Energy Association, 

Sch Of Instr - Zoning ...........................300.00 

Isac,Sch Of Instr - Aud...........................130.00 

J & C Grocery,Ofc Sup - Ph .......................8.77 

Jacobs, Janice,Sch Of Instr - Rec .........306.81 

Jacobson, Jeff B.,Med Invgtn/Mlge .......145.64 


Jendro Sanitation Services,Disp - Dhs ....39.59 

Jendro Sanitation Services,Disp - Jail .....37.45 

Jerry Roling Motors Inc.,Car Exp - 

Cont Law ...............................................49.85 

Jerry Roling Motors Inc.,Prts-Sr ..............19.26 

John Deere Financial,Maint - Cc .............35.43 

John Deere Financial,Sup - Maint .........259.74 

John Deere Financial,Suply/Prts-Sr ......145.94 

Johnson & Son Tiling,Tile-Sr ...................97.20 

Johnson Sanitary Products Inc, 

Suply-Sr ...............................................117.05 

Johnson, Mary J.,Mlge - Ph ...................183.55 

Kearns Service,Gen Rel - Burial 

Exp ...................................................1,000.00 

Keltek Inc.,New Car - Shf Admin ........5,466.16 

Koch Brothers,Equip Cont - It ................540.35 

Kothe Memorial Library,Qtrly Approp - 

Fy13..................................................1,895.31 

Landers Hardware,Suply-Sr ....................18.99 

Mail Services, Llc,Ofc Sup/Pstg - 

Treas....................................................479.08 

Mason City Business,Equip Cont - 

Dhs ........................................................53.79 

Mcroberts Red Power, Inc,Prts-Sr ...........66.06 

Menards,Environ Educ - Cc...................158.18 

Mid-America Publishing Corp.,Bd 

Proc/Ofc Not ........................................369.49 

Mid-America Publishing Corp., 

Publ - Css ..............................................99.19 

Mid-America Publishing Corp., 

Publ - Zoning .........................................10.58 

Midamerican Energy,Util - Cons ............159.07 

Midamerican Energy,Util - Jail ...............110.57 

Midwest Answering Service,Equip 

Cont - Ph ...............................................67.50 

Miller Building Supplies,Suply-Sr...........424.35 

Morris, Matthew,Unif Allow - Cc ...............71.99 

Moyson Resources,Sfty-Sr ....................375.00 

Nacrc,Dues - Rec ....................................55.00 

Napa Auto Parts (P’burg),Prts/Suply/ 

Tool-Sr ..............................................1,254.73 

Nelsen, Dorothy,Mlge - Ph .....................379.58 

New Hartford Library,Qrtly Approp - 

Fy13..................................................1,895.31 

Newton, Becky,Mlge - Ph ......................191.04 

Offi ce Depot Inc.,Ofc Sup - Dhs ............538.69 

Offi ce Depot Inc.,Mnr Equip - Dhs .........308.29 

Offi ce Elements,Ofc Sup - Shf Admin......47.37 

Offi ce Express,Mnr Equip - Dhs .........2,719.98 

Offi ce Express,Ofc Sup - Dhs................448.50 

Paetec,Tele - Dhs ..................................574.58 

Paetec,Tele - Cc ......................................13.69 

Paetec,Tele - Cthse ...............................190.95 

Paetec,Tele - Va ......................................12.34 

Parkersburg True Value,Suply-Sr ............27.77 

Parkersburg, City Of,Util-Sr .....................25.50 

Pecha, Mindy,Sch Of Instr - Aud ..............34.08 

Powerplan,Prts-Sr ..............................4,710.32 

Pria,Dues - Rec .......................................55.00 

Redman-Schwartz Funeral Homes, 

Burial Exp - Gen Rel .........................3,000.00 

Reiher, Mark,Mlge - Supv ........................81.60 

Reserve Account, Pitney Bowes, 

Pstg - Cthse ......................................4,000.00 

Rickert, Todd,Misc - Comm Coord ...........45.24 

Ricoh Usa, Inc,Ofc Sup - It ....................306.00 

Ricoh Usa, Inc,Equip Cont - It ...............849.04 

Ricoh Usa, Inc.,Equip Cont - Elctns ......478.00 

Ricoh Usa, Inc.,Equip Cont - Cons ........108.35 

Rileys Inc.,Ofc Sup - Rec ........................15.79 

Rileys Inc.,Ofc Suply-Sr...........................44.35 

Rileys Inc.,Ofc Sup - It .............................62.87 

Rileys Inc.,Ofc Sup - Rec ........................49.58 

Rileys Inc.,Ofc Sup - Aud.........................42.00 

Rockmount Research &,Suply-Sr ..........791.87 

Roling Ford,Car Exp - Shf Invgtn.............29.95 

Roose, Karolyn,Mlge - Ph......................163.00 

Sadler Power Train,Prts-Sr ....................268.95 

Schoneman, Vicki,Sch Of Instr - 

Treas Tax/Auto .....................................151.05 

Seattle Specialty Insurance,Flood 

Ins - Cons .........................................1,546.00 

Servicemaster Of Waverly,Mis 

Rpr - Dhs .............................................637.00 

Shell Rock Library,Qtrly Approp - 

Fy13..................................................1,895.31 

Shell Rock, City Of,Util-Sr .......................21.55 

Skyline Construction, Inc.,Rise-Sr ....17,442.54 

Snap-On Tools Corp.,Tool-Sr .................885.00 

St. Lukes Center For, Occupational 

Health,Test-Sr ........................................37.00 

Stellar Truck & Trailer,Prts/Lbr-Sr .....25,098.74 

Theis, Kevin J,Ct Costs ...........................15.40 

Tjabring, Thola,Mlge - Ph ......................301.39 

Todd’s Repair,Car Exp - Cont Law ........309.67 

Treasurer-State Of Iowa,Reg-Sr ..............35.00 

Treat America Food Svcs,Sch Of 

Instr - Shf Admin ....................................14.28 

U.S. Cellular,Tele - Aud............................41.45 

U.S. Cellular,Tele-Sr ..............................276.99 

U.S. Cellular,Tele - Dhs .........................220.01 

U.S. Cellular,Tele - It ................................82.76 

U.S. Cellular,Tele - Cc ...........................272.02 

U.S. Cellular,Tele - Va ..............................60.94 

U.S. Post Offi ce,Pstg - Elctns ..................96.00 

Valuation Services, Inc.,Property 

Appraisal - Cons ...............................1,500.00 

Veridian Credit Union,Fuel-Sr ..................71.99 

Veridian Credit Union,Exp-Sr...................17.54 

Veterans Information Service,Library 

Svcs - Va .............................................215.00 

Viet, Carole,Mlge - Ph ...........................233.85 

W, The,Dare - Shf ....................................75.00 

Wal Mart Community/Gemb,Bd Mbr 

Exp - Cons ...........................................245.97 

Waste Management Of,Disp Fee - Cc .....66.69 

Weinberg, Mike,Mlge - Eh .....................163.48 

Wellmark Blue Cross/Blue Shiel,Ins ...7,941.72 

Wellsburg Ag,Fuel-Sr ..........................9,484.64 

Wellsburg Ag,Maint - Cc .....................1,602.27 

West Group Payment Ctr.,Law Lbry ......264.05 

Williams, Liz,Sch Of Instr - Aud .............570.04 

Windstream Iowa Communications, 

Tele-Sr ...................................................19.25 

Wingfoot Commercial Tire,Tire-Sr ......7,464.10 

County Social Services Claims paid from December 

1, 2012 through December 31, 2012 

A Avenue Pharmacy ..............................115.88 

Abbe Center For Commumity .............5,531.82 

Abbe Center For Community Care ...26,261.52 

Abilities Unlimited Inc .........................1,397.00 

Access Inc. .........................................4,032.00 

Adult Crisis Stabilization Cnt ............35,668.56 

Alle Properties .......................................900.00 

Allen Memorial Hospital ......................6,786.30 

Allied Investments .................................425.00 

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American Realty & Mgmt Co .................310.00 

Anliker, Dan ...........................................797.50 

Arne, Andrea..........................................231.50 

Aronsen, Rolf ......................................2,096.66 

Astrup Drug (Smart Pharmacy) .............663.35 

At Conference..........................................79.55 

Autumn Park Apartments.......................125.00 

Bartz, Harold............................................25.00 

Bauch Law Offi ce ..................................258.00 

Behavioral Health Options Plc ...............455.00 

Behavioral Services Llc .........................318.00 

Bennett, Crimmins & Ostrander.............722.50 

Benton County Sheriff ...........................118.75 

Benton County Social Svcs ...................290.50 

Berryhill Center .................................19,442.98 

Black Hawk Cnty Sheriff ...................15,451.59 

Black Hawk-Grundy ..........................12,593.72 

Bremer County Sheriff ...........................175.00 

Buena Vista Treasurer .............................21.02 

Byrne, Patrick .....................................1,048.34 

Cahalan, Rachel ....................................475.00 

Cam Property Holdings, Llc .....................50.00 

Cedar Rapids City Treasurer ...................24.00 

Cedar Valley Community ..................59,095.08 

Cedar Valley Ranch Inc. ...................20,384.10 

Center Associates..................................661.00 

Century Link ..............................................6.99 

Cerro Gordo Cnty Public Health .........4,296.00 

Cerro Gordo Co General Asst ............2,250.00 

Cerro Gordo County Auditor ............. 40,111.09 

Cerro Gordo County Sheriff .....................32.00 

Chatham Oaks, Inc. ............................2,079.61 

Chatham Oaks, Inc. ............................1,003.94 

Chickasaw County Auditor..................9,026.04 

Chickasaw-Mitchell Case Mngmt ..........883.76 

Children And Families Of Iowa ..............131.39 

Clarksville, City Of .................................139.42 

Clayton, Sherry ......................................152.95 

Communication Svc For Deaf................322.53 

Community Care Inc. ........................20,886.91 

Community Mental Health Center .........200.44 

Community Neurorehab ........................447.00 

Comprehensive Systems Inc. .............4,098.81 

Country View Care Facility ...............64,794.00 

Covenant Clinic .....................................684.00 

Covenant Medical Center .................13,038.00 

Crawford, Sharon ..................................100.00 

Daniel Pharmacy ................................2,741.17 

Dept. Of Human Services-Enhanc .....8,226.49 

Dept. Of Human Services-Hab .........22,730.76 

Dept. Of Human Services-Icf/Mr.......93,848.91 

Dept. Of Human Services-Waiver ..169,704.34 

Des Moines Area Regional ....................267.19 

Diamond Life Health Care ..................3,192.00 

Dickinson County Sheriff .........................43.30 

Disco Drug .............................................859.67 

Discovery Living ....................................909.48 

Dumont Telephone Company ..................86.37 

Duncan Heights Inc. .........................55,857.97 

Echo Plus, Inc.....................................6,724.46 

Evans, Mitch .......................................1,249.70 

Exceptional Persons Inc. ..................29,307.11 

Farmers State Bank.................................70.66 

First Call & Taxi Courier Svc ....................98.00 

First Christian Church ............................195.00 

Fitzgerald, Dennis..................................180.00 

Flurer, Jennifer.......................................194.50 

Forcier, Nina ..........................................120.00 

Frascht, Mike ...........................................80.00 

Genesis Mental Health Assoc..................88.00 

Goodwill Industries Of Ne Iowa .............350.00 

Grundy County Auditor .....................20,403.42 

Halfpop, Tammy .....................................680.85 

Hancock County Auditor .....................3,376.02 

Haun-Larsen Rentals.............................730.00 

Heard, Mark ...........................................300.00 

Howard County Auditor.....................25,881.03 

Howard Residential Care.......................591.31 

Hy-Vee Drugstore ...............................1,270.00 

Indianola Residential ..........................3,679.20 

Iowa Northland Regional ....................1,444.08 

Johnson Law Firm .................................212.25 

Jordison, Timi .....................................1,183.00 

Knoxville Residential ..........................1,232.40 

Kobliska, Vince M ..................................521.32 

Larrabee Center Inc............................3,102.50 

Lawler, City Of .........................................75.00 

Lee & Associates Psychiatry ..............1,280.00 

Lifeline Systems ....................................133.00 

Litzel, Jerry ............................................475.00 

Madden, Mary........................................450.00 

Mahoney, Kathy .....................................618.00 

Mallard View, Inc ................................1,306.03 

Manly Drug ............................................124.94 

Marshall County Sheriff .........................404.00 

Mason City Clinic ................................3,517.00 

Mason City, City Of ..................................70.31 

Mcclintock, Gary F. ..................................60.00 

Mediacom ..............................................338.51 

Financial 

Decisions Group 

Mediapolis Care Facility, Inc ...............5,460.96 

Medicap Pharmacy ..................................38.18 

Mental Health Cntr Of N Iowa...........38,694.31 

Mercy Medical Center.........................5,126.38 

Mercy Medical Center- N. Iowa ........17,670.00 

Midamerican Energy..............................110.82 

Midas Council Of Governments.............267.00 

Miller Counseling Services ....................176.00 

Mitchell County Care Facility ..............4,923.42 

Mitchell County Home Health ................200.00 

Mitchell County Social Service ...........3,418.15 

Miw, Inc...............................................5,114.78 

Mms Llc .................................................220.00 

Moorman, Karl .......................................136.00 

Mosaic - Western Iowa ..........................196.85 

Mosaic In North Central Iowa .............6,272.08 

Mt Village Apartments ..............................52.00 

Muhlenbruch, Kim..................................241.30 

Nelson Agency Corp. ..........................1,345.51 

Nelson, Angela ......................................443.30 

New Hope Village ...............................2,100.36 

Niacog ...................................................433.27 

Nishna Productions ...............................805.50 

North Iowa Transition Center ............11,283.54 

North Iowa Vocational Center ...........40,233.55 

North Star Community Services .......47,416.98 

Northeast Iowa Behavioral .................4,969.75 

Northeast Iowa Community, Action - 

Transit ..................................................226.25 

Nucara Pharmacy ....................................13.41 

Nydle, Christopher M. ............................168.00 

O’brien, Christopher ..............................150.00 

Omnitel Communications ......................188.88 

Opportunity Village ...........................36,158.77 

Paetec .....................................................48.64 

Park Towers Apartments ........................175.00 

Partnership For Progress ...................3,223.38 

Pathways Dba Cedar Valley .............11,616.05 

Pehl, Kristin ...........................................225.00 

Penn Center .......................................5,211.17 

Peoples Clinic Pharmacy.......................456.71 

Plains Area Mental Health Cntr .............606.00 

Pogge, Cindy .........................................301.90 

Polk County Auditor ...............................961.00 

Poweshiek County Mental Health..........440.00 

Poweshiek County Sheriff .....................151.58 

Prairie View Management, Inc ..........49,769.19 

Pride Group ......................................27,733.04 

Progress Industries.............................1,894.26 

Progressive............................................131.00 

Psychiatric Associates ........................7,470.00 

Purk, Heidi .............................................390.00 

Region Six Planning Commission .........579.42 

Rem Iowa Developmental Svcs.............315.72 

Rickert & Leistikow, Pc ..........................533.85 

Rise Ltd .................................................531.20 

Rodriguez, Pat .......................................247.50 

Safe Place Foundation ..........................350.00 

Schickel, Candila ...................................216.00 

Schrock, David ......................................240.00 

Scott Pharmacy .....................................337.95 

Shareincare Llc......................................351.00 

Shelby County Comm. Svcs. ...................52.08 

Shopko Pharmacy ...................................32.78 

Shopko Pharmacy #52 ..........................272.20 

Southeast Iowa Regional.........................49.74 

Southwest Ia Planning Council ................87.70 

Speth, Cory............................................150.00 

State Of Iowa, Court Administrator .....2,505.52 

Storey Kenworthy ..................................105.38 

Sunshine Services, Inc. ......................1,326.08 

Tama County Auditor ........................25,616.06 

Tommingo, Larry ....................................275.00 

Tom’s Family Pharmacy ........................278.71 

Treasurer, State Of Iowa ..................52,152.17 

University Of Iowa Hospitals...............1,296.82 

Unlimited Services Inc ...........................290.00 

Village Northwest Unlimited ................1,513.62 

Vrzak, Jerry ...........................................100.00 

Wapello Co Cpc Administrator ...............264.75 

Wapsi Valley Family Counseling............880.00 

Watne, Pam ...........................................388.35 

Webster Co Public Health .......................88.00 

West Fork Services ............................5,580.00 

Worth County Auditor .........................3,117.92 

Wright County Transit .......................36,103.06 

Board acknowledged receipt of Manure Management 

Plan Annual Updates for A-P Pork and 

Markley Koop. 

Moved by Reiher, second by Heidenwirth to 

adjourn to Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 9:00 

A.M. Motion carried. 

The above and foregoing is a true and correct 

copy of the minutes and proceedings of a regular 

adjourned meeting of the Board of Supervisors 

of Butler County, Iowa on January 2, 2013. 

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MARRIAGE LICENSES 

Samantha Baxter, Waverly, to Matthew 

Ralls, Greene. 

Miranda Allspach, Meridian, 

Miss., to Casey Kyhl, Meridian, 

Miss. 

Amber Ricke, Aplington, to Nicholas 

Koenen, Aplington. 

DEATH RECORDS 

Helen Daughenbaugh, Greene. 

Date of death, Dec. 24. Date recorded, 

Jan. 7. 

Marjory Fritzel, Aplington. D ate 

of death, Jan. 3. Date recorded, Jan. 

7. 

Mary Meester, Parkersburg. Date 

of death, May 9. Date recorded, May 

15. 

Eppogene Smiens, Dumont. Date 

of death, April 27. Date recorded, 

Dec. 15. 

Jerold Williams, Clarksville. Date 

of death, May 1. Date recorded, May 

10. 

CITATIONS 

Cheryl Collins, 65, Dumont, speeding, 

$90 fi ne, $31.50 surcharge, and 

$60 court costs. 

Lon Dix, 27, failure to maintain 

control, $100 fi ne, $40 surcharge, 

and $60 court costs. 

David Edson, 56, Ionia, over gross 

weight by 2900 lbs., $77.50 fi ne, 

$27.13 surcharge and $60 court 

costs; and overweight group 2-5 by 

3100 lbs., $155 fi ne, $54.25 surcharge, 


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CITY OF CLARKSVILLE 

CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS MEETING 

JANUARY 7, 2013 

The Clarksville City Council met in regular 

session January 7, 2013, in the Council Chambers 

of City Hall at 7:00 p.m. with Mayor David 

Kelm in the chair and Council members Cathy 

Cummings, Jeff Kolb, Mike Miller, Diane Renning, 

and Val Swinton present. 

Motion Miller, Renning, to approve and adopt 

the items contained on the Consent Agenda: 

Motion to approve minutes (December 3, 

2012) and fi nancial reports. 

RCV – Ayes: Cummings, Kolb, Miller, Renning, 

Swinton. Nays: None. MC. 

Motion Kolb, Miller, to approve the applications 

from Stacey DeGroote and Jenna Wedeking 

as members on the Clarksville Ambulance 

Service. 



Motion Swinton, Cummings, to approve the 

December expenditures as presented by the 

City Clerk. 



Motion Cummings, Swinton, to designate the 

Clarksville Star as the offi cial newspaper of the 

City of Clarksville for 2013. 

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Darrell Heidt, 72, Allison, fail to 

yield right of way, $100 fi ne, $40 

surcharge, and $60 court costs. 

Marilee Oldorf, 68, Stanwood, 

speeding, $40 fi ne, $14 surcharge, 


Samuel Reiher, 17, Clarksville, 

lighting device color and mounting, 

$20 fi ne, $7 surcharge, and $60 court 

costs. 

Tyler Seehusen, 27, Allison, speeding, 

$40 fi ne, $14 surcharge, and $60 

court costs. 

CIVIL COURT 

Lincoln Savings Bank vs. Darin 

and Dawn McKenna, Greene. Dismissed 

without prejudice on Jan. 2. 

Wyffels Hybrids, Inc. vs. Keith Irlmeier, 

Parkersburg. Judgment for the 

plaintiff on Dec. 28 in the amount of 

$9,816.37 at 5% interest per annum. 

Veridian Credit Union vs. Christopher 

Stout, Waterloo. Judgment for 

plaintiff on Jan. 2 in the amount of 

$9,006.33 with 16.50% interest per 

annum plus accruing costs. 

DISTRICT COURT 

Bonni Soy, 43, Greene, pled guilty 

on Jan. 3 of open container. Fined 

$200 plus 35% surcharge. 

Deidre Davis, 46, Parkersburg, 

pled guilty to theft-5 th on Dec. 27. 

Fined $65 plus $147.75, and $60 

court costs. 

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SMALL CLAIMS 

Hauge Associates, Inc. v. Melissa 



The City Clerk submitted the annual notice 

of City Employee’s wages: Daniel Cummings 

- $45,352.57; Jeffrey Tiedt - $6,596.08; Larry 

Betts - $40,595.62; Bruce Hoodjer - $49,141.25; 

Matthew Kampman - $36,761.37; Kristen Clark 

- $32,740.51; Pat Calease - $8,665.84; Jessi 

Reints - $3,545.32; Martha Shaw - $6,095.21; 

Jerry Hinders - $10,176.00; Milton Hoodjer 

- $234.00; Barry Mackey - $2,316.00; Matthew 

Wedeking - $528.00; Brian Neuberger - 

$1,008.00; Scott Dietrich - $516.00; Riely Marsolek 

- $22,341.66; Matthew Lind - $181.50; 

Andy Isley - $48.00; and Marsha Dreesman 

- $56.19. 

The City Clerk submitted the annual report 

notice for each City Employee’s vacation, holidays, 

sick leave, and other leaves. 

The City Clerk reviewed the Quarterly Financial 

Report with the City Council. 

Motion Miller, to adjourn the regular City 

Council meeting at 8:02 p.m. 

David Kelm 

Mayor 

Attest: Larry D. Betts, CMC 

City Clerk/Treasurer 

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Alan Van Arkel 

Randy Groth 

Dane DeBower 

Jeremy Carpenter 

Jungling, Dumont. Judgment for 

plaintiff in the amount of $1,897.58 

with 2.17% interest from July 27. 

Hauge Associates, Inc. v. Kayla 

Frost, Parkersburg. Judgment for 


with 2.17% interest from Aug. 13. 

Midlands Funding LLC v. Jason 

Harper, Cedar Falls. Judgment for 

plaintiff in the amount of $958.75 

with 2.17% interest. 

Midlands Funding LLC v. Troy 

Green, New Hartford. Judgment for 


with 2.18% interest. 

Midlands Funding LLC v. Connie 

Ayers, Allison. Judgment for plaintiff 

in the amount of $964.49 with 

2.17% interest from Nov. 3. 

Wheaton Franciscan-Iowa, Sartori 

Hospital, Convenant Medical Center 

and Mercy Hospital v. Ernest Mobley, 

New Hartford. Judgment for 


with 2.17% interest from Nov. 8. 

Wheaton Franciscan-Iowa, Sartori 

Hospital, Convenant Medical Center 

and Mercy Hospital v.Cory Schulte, 

New Hartford. Judgment for plaintiff 

in the amount of $2,314.56 with 

2.17% interest from Nov. 14. 

Credit Acceptance Corporation v. 

Benjamin Trueg, Parkersburg. Judgment 

for plaintiff in the amount of 

$4,013.71 with 2.17% interest from 

Nov. 19. 

Midlands Funding LLC v. Amber 

Burress, Aplington. Judgment for 


Pothast ordered 

back to Bremer 

County Jail 

Judge Colleen Weiland ordered 

Alex Pothast, 20, of Clarksville 

back into the custody of the Bremer 

County Sheriff Monday. 

Weiland revoked Pothast’s bond 

and ordered him to jail. She set the 

new bond amount at $25,000 or 50 

percent in cash in the defendant’s 

name. 

Pothast was released with the understanding 

he would abstain from 

alcohol and stay out of trouble. 

However, he was arrested at the end 

of 2010 for drinking, and then in October 

2012 for second-degree criminal 

mischief. 

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Farmers Cooperative Companies- 

Charles City v. Robert Homeister, 

Shell Rock. Judgment for plaintiff in 

the amount of $179.97 with 2.17% 

interest from Nov. 19. 

Phoenix Recovery Group, Inc. 

v. Quentin Tanno, Dumont. Judgment 



Nov. 26. 

Veridian Credit Union v. Dax 

Weedman, New Hartford. Judgment 

for plaintiff in the amount of $521.28 


Tri-State Adjustments, Inc. v. Randi 

and Travis Quario, Allison. Judgment 



Nov. 26. 

Milton Ulfers v. Brandon Reubel, 

Allison. Judgment for plaintiff in the 

amount of $5,000 with 2.17% interest 

from Nov. 27. 

LVNV Funding LLC v. Betty 

Word, Allison. Judgment for plaintiff 

in the amount of $1,077.82 with 

5% interest from Nov. 19. 

Phoenix Recreation Group, Inc. 

v. John RePlogle, Jr., Shell Rock. 

Judgment for plaintiff in the amount 

of $1,411.28 with 2.17% interest 

from Nov. 29. 

Hauge Associates Inc v. Daniel and 

Jerilyn Koop, Greene. Judgment for 


with 2.17% interest from Dec. 3. 

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Northeast Iowa Food Bank and 

Lutheran Services Re$175,000 

from the Walmart Foundation 

Waterloo, IA, January 9, 2012 

– Northeast Iowa Food Bank today 

received a $150,000 contribution to 

assist with the purchase of a freezer 

for its new facility in Waterloo, IA. 

Lutheran Services in Iowa received 

$25,000 for its Statewide Necessity 

Pantry. The grants – which were 

given to the non-profi t organizations 

through the Walmart Foundation’s 

State Giving Program – will work to 

provide hunger relief to families in 

need. 

“Walmart has been a huge partner 

in the fi ght against hunger nationally, 

and our Food Bank has greatly 

benefi ted from support of the local 

Walmart stores. We are excited to 

continue this important relationship 

for many years to come,” said Barb 

Prather, Executive Director of the 

Northeast Iowa Food Bank. 

“Thanks to this tremendous partnership 

from Walmart, LSI is able to 

assist families across Iowa who are 

facing fi nancial hardship. By providing 

basic need necessities, such as 

food, diapers, gas cards and hygiene 

items, we can keep children and 

families safe and stable while connecting 

them with resources for selfsuffi 

ciency,” said Kaye Englin, Vice 

President of Advancement, Church 

Relations and Advocacy, on behalf 

of Lutheran Services in Iowa. 

The grants were presented to 

Prather and Englin during a check 

presentation ceremony held today 

at the Northeast Iowa Food Bank’s 

new facility at 1605 Lafayette Street 

in Waterloo. During the ceremony, 

U.S. Representative Bruce Braley 

said, “These important grants will 

help the Northeast Iowa Food Bank 

and Lutheran Services in Iowa more 

effectively continue their mission of 

ending hunger in our state. Good 

citizenship like this will provide 

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support to those in our communities 

who suffer from food insecurity, 

and help make hunger a thing of the 

past.” 

Funding from the Walmart Foundation 

will allow the Northeast 

Iowa Food Bank to better serve over 

40,000 individuals in a 16-county 

service area – 40% of those served 

are children. The Food Bank administers 

six different programs to meet 

the needs of the hungry. These programs 

include the Member Agency 

Distribution program, the Cedar 

Valley Food Pantry, the BackPack 

Program, Kids Cafe, the Elderly Nutrition 

program and the Mobile Food 

Pantry program. Last fi scal year, the 

Northeast Iowa Food Bank distributed 

over 5.2 million pounds of food 

through a network of roughly 200 

nonprofi t agencies and through the 

programs listed above. 

“The Walmart Foundation is very 

pleased to be supporting the Northeast 

Iowa Food Bank and Lutheran 

Services in Iowa, and is committed 

to helping those in need in the 

communities where we serve,” said 

Walmart Store Manager Bob Brokaw. 

“Through this grant, we are 

hopeful that all Iowans in need can 

be further served by these two outstanding 

organizations.” 

The contributions to the Northeast 

Iowa Food Bank and Lutheran 

Services in Iowa were made possible 

through the Walmart Foundation’s 

Iowa State Giving Program. 

Through this program, the Walmart 

Foundation supports organizations 

that create opportunities so people 

can live better. The Walmart Foundation 

State Giving Program strives 

to award grants that have a long-lasting, 

positive impact on communities 

across the U.S. 

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Grassley expects lively budget debate 

By John Jensen 

The Grundy Register 

DES MOINES — State Rep. Pat 

Grassley expects a similar state 

legislative session to recent years, 

with philosophical differences about 

how to spend increased state revenue 

likely to dominate headlines. 

Grassley, of New Hartford, is 

one of two new state legislators 

representing Grundy County in 

the next two legislative sessions. 

The other is Senator Bill Dix, of 

Shell Rock, who was recently 

elected Senate Minority Leader. 

Both legislators represent the entire 

county after 2012 redistricting 

moved Sen. Tim Kapucian and Rep. 

Lance Horbach out of the area. Dix 

was contacted on multiple occasions 

over a two-week time period for 

this story but was unavailable for an 

interview. 

Steadily growing revenue 

numbers create a budget situation 

unlike Iowa has seen in several 

years. That, Grassley said, could 

lead to a spirited debate. 

“There’s a certain group of people 

who think we need to spend every 

dollar that comes into the state, and 

then where I stand is that money 

that’s in the state if we have a 

surplus, that needs to be sent back 

to the taxpayers,” he said. “I’m not 

even concerned how we send it 

back, whether it’s an income tax, 

property tax … obviously there’s 

several options.” 

Grassley said one of the worst 

things the legislature could do with 

the extra money is leave it sitting 

there. 

“Because whenever it’s sitting in 

state government there’s going to be 

a tendency to spend that money,” he 

said. 

The fourth-term Representative 

added, however, that the legislature 

needs to be cautious in setting 

too aggressive a budget. Though 

the state’s Revenue Estimating 

Conference continues to project 

strong receipts, Grassley said the 

full effects of last year’s drought on 

state fi nances may still not be fully 

known. 

“Are revenues are good right 

now, yes, if we manage the budget 

responsibility,” he said. “But we 

don’t want to get in the position 

where Governor Culver was a few 

years back when he did a 10 percent 

across-the-board cut for everybody. 

That was the most complaints I’ve 

heard in the legislature as far as 

budgeting. So many people were just 

caught off guard. That’s a position 

House Republicans don’t want to 

lead us into, where we’re spending 

every penny and you look back six 

months later and say ‘Uh oh, we 

can’t fulfi ll our promises.’” 

The increased revenue could, 

however, allow the legislature to do 

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“We’re in a position now, after 

being responsible the last couple 

of years, to maybe have a little 

higher allowable growth instead of 

being at zero,” he said referring to 

budget growth allowed for public 

schools. “We’ve always fully 

funded (allowable growth) the last 

few years, but maybe now we’re in 

a position to go up to 1 or 2 percent. 

I’m not saying that’s what’s going 

to happen, but (the budget surplus) 

gives us the ability to look at those 

as options and be able to fulfi ll some 

of those expectations as legislators.” 

Other issues Grassley expects to 

see in the headlines include property 

tax and education reform, both of 

which were issues that Gov. Terry 

Branstad campaigned on. 

“If there’s anything you can say 

about Gov. Branstad the last two 

years and I think moving forward, 

it’s the issues he campaigned on 

he’s made his priorities,” Grassley 

said. “And I think, whether you’re 

Republican or Democrat, you can 

respect that. I think too often we 

have elected offi cials who say one 

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thing and then once they get elected 

they have the philosophy that we’ll 

worry about that in two years, four 

years or whenever the next election 

is.” 

Regarding property tax reform, 

Grassley said most legislators seem 

to agree that something should be 

done, though different legislators 

have different ideas about what 

should be done. 

“The problem is you have a 

mentality of some people who want 

to do something just to get re-elected 

, they don’t really want to stick 

their neck out too far, they want to 

do something that looks good on a 

brochure,” he said. “When I look at 

it, if we’re going to do something 

we have to do something that’s bold. 

My mentality is we need to come up 

with something that truly addresses 

the problem or truly starts to work 

down that path. Not every decision 

is going to be an easy one to make.” 

With Republicans still controlling 

the Iowa House of Representatives 

and Democrats controlling the State 

Senate, Grassley said this year’s 

legislative session could have a 

similar look to those of the past four 

years. One concern for rural Iowa, 

he said, was that shifting population 

has taken some seats from the rural 

parts of the state and moved them 

into urban center. Grassley himself is 

an example of that. After previously 

serving in a district composed of 1 

1/2 counties, he now fi nds himself 

serving all of Grundy County as well 

as about half of Butler and Hardin 

Counties. 

“With redistricting, everyone’s 

district in rural Iowa got a little 

bigger and everyone’s in urban Iowa 

basically got a little smaller,” he 

said.”There’s less and less legislators 

in these rural areas.” 

 

 

 

 

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having a grand champion for heifers as well when he came up to the 

podium to receive his award. 

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Frederika Locker employees dish out prime rib near the end of the spread Saturday at the Butler County 

Cattlemen’s Banquet. 

Two framed prints were auctioned off live during the banquet, including this one [above]. 

Iowa Cattlemen’s Association 

President Ed Greiman took the 

microphone and discussed some 

issues farmers will be facing in 

the future, including the Environmental 

Protection Agency enforcing 

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Ben Lovrien of Clarksville wasn’t 

able to attend, but had his brother, 

Nick, step in for him to receive 

the Reserve Grand Champion 

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