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6 December 1, 2011 Trojan Tribune Lunch Menu for December 5-9 by Jasmine Glenn Monday- Breakfast: Breakfast Bagel, Lunch: Hamburger/Bun, French Fries, Mixed Fruit Tuesday- Breakfast: Waffle/ Sausage Patty, Lunch: Brunch Lunch, Sausage and Egg Patty, Biscuits, Potato Rounds and Juice Wednesday- Breakfast: Cereal/ Toast, Lunch: Chicken Patty/Bun, Green Beans, Applesauce Thursday- Breakfast: Muffin/ Applesauce, Lunch: Chili/ Crackers, Cheese, Peaches and Cinnamon Roll Friday- Biscuit/Gravy, Lunch: Pizza, Corn, Mandarian Oranges Honor Choir! By Melody Fry BROOKLYN - On Tuesday, November 15th, selected members of the chorus traveled to Brooklyn to participate in the SICL (South Iowa Cedar League) Honor Choir. Those students were Amanda Boyer, Emilee Hynick, Marissa Kolstee, Megan Garber, Chelsea Lanphier, Sara Gragg, Christina Harding, Shelby Hartwig, Kristen Olsen, Jessika Steen, Macenzee Schwab, Abbie Meyer, and Melody Fry. The choir started practicing at noon and practiced until 7:00, when they performed for the community. They performed 5 songs: Praise His Holy Name, We’re The Choir, Sing to the Lord a New Song, The Pasture, and Rock Me To Sleep. Everyone did a wonderful job! Question of the Week By Jasmine Glenn and Marina Todorovic THORNBURG - This weeks question of the week is “If you could have any job in the world, what would it be?” Pre-School: Hailey Brackelsberg: “Clean the pigs.” Madelyn Sieren: “A Pig Farmer like my dad.” Kindergarten: Chole Zittergruen: “Ballerina.” Xzavior Patterson: “Drive ambulance.” First Grade: Jaylynn Wenman: “Cost Cutters.” Delanie Little: “Doctor.” Second Grade: Madison Purdy: “Doctor.” Collin MacCready: “Police Man” Third Grade: Daman Dowd: “Astronaut.” Fourth Grade: Mariah Seaton: “A Designer” Mackenna Schmidt: “Journalist.” Fifth Grade: Karmen Knipfer: “Piranha Tamer.” David Carruthers: “Cop.” Sixth Grade: McKenna Adney: “Being a nurse for Diabetics.” Quintin McAdams: “Chef.” Seventh Grade: Lydia Greene: “A doctor.” Eight Grade: Jarett Plate: “Game Desinger.” Hanna Acord: “Conservation officer.” Freshman: Macenzee Schwab: “Assassin.” Jake Brumbaugh: “Scuba Diver or Baseball Player.” Sophomore: Marissa Kolstee: “Famous Singer.” Austin Blythe: “Pro Skateboader.” Junior: Morgan Duncan: “A flight nurse for babies.” Staff: Ms. Cooper: “Have my ideal job.” Mr. Hrasky: “Not to answer the question of the week.” Activities for December 5-10 by Jasmine Glenn Monday- JV Boys Basketball vs. EV at Home 6:00PM Junior High Girls Basketball vs. Keota at Home 4:15PM Junior High Wrestling at Monte 4:15Pm Tuesday- Junior High Girls Basketball at Monte 4:15 Varsity Boys Basketball vs. Belle Plaine at Home 6:00PM Wednesday- AD/Principal Mtg. 12:00PM Thursday- Junior High and High School Winter Concert at 6:30PM Friday- TC Youth Wrestling 6:00PM Varsity Boys Basketball at Keota 6:00PM Saturday- Varsity Wrestling at TC Invitational 9:00AM What to be Thankful For by Tylyn Decker THORNBURG - In recent times, most people are thankful for having wifi on their phones or the magical ability to completely ignore every single word a teacher says during a class period. Along with teachers, some even more important things are ignored, like being thankful that our parents even let us out of our house, or that our chores are limited to only a few grueling hours, rather than a lifetime of torture. So, this holiday season, make sure to tell the people that you care about that you’re actually thankful that they’ve put up with you for so long. This Week in History By Marina Todorovic THORNBURG - This week in history is: Monday, November 14 - 1851 - “Moby Dick,” by Herman Melville was published. Tuesday, November 15 - 1956 - Elvis Presley’s 1st film “Love Me Tender,” premieres in NYC. Wednesday, November 16 - 1907 - Oklahoma becomes the United States 46th state. Thursday, November 17 - 1800 - John Adams is 1st president to move into the White House. Friday, November 18 - 1956 - Morocco gains independence. Fall Banquet By Amber Carruthers THORNBURG - On Tuesday, November 8, Tri County had its fall banquet, honoring outstanding student athletes. Cross country was the first to present awards: Adam Striegel ,All Academic Team, Jackie Moore, All Academic Team,Sarah Striegel, All Academic Team. They also all lettered. Volleyball was the 2nd to present Awards. Coach Jessica Ahlberg had a lot to say about the varsity players. In varsity, Teresa Ahlberg, Gabby Bethke, Ashley Ehret, Morgan Duncan Hazel Kitzman , Jen Leer , Laura Steinke , Kristen Lundy, Abbie Meyer, Megan Striegel lettered. The all academic team was Morgan Duncan, Hazel Kitzman, Jen Leer, Laura Steinke, and Megan Streigel. The football cheer squad received the Excellence Academic award as a squad. The award is given to teams with a combined average GPA between 3.0 and 3.25 . Allison Leer, Morgan Duncan, Hazel Kitzman, Jen Leer, Marissa Kolstee, Kristen Lundy, Macenzee Shwab, and Amber Carruthers all lettered. They were also all on the All Academic Team. Football had an amazing year. Travis Carruthers, William Corrick, Jared DeKleine, Colton Molyneux, Arslan Roziyev, Levi Ryals , Ivar Stubberud, Justin DeKleine, Nathan Fisher Tate Shipley , Spencer Steinke , Ethan Bair, Zach Kitzman, Nick Watts, Jake Brumbaugh,Kate Watts, Mgr., Chrissy Harding, Mgr. all letterd. The All District 1st team was William Corrick, Colton Molyneux, Levi Ryals, Tate Shipley, Spencer Steinke, Nick Watts. William Corrick also got All District MVP Lineman. Nick Watts got Honorable Mention. Thanks for reading the Trojan Tribune! Birthdays for December By Jasmine Glenn Elementary Birthdays Jakoby Williams, Gaige Mercer, Collin MacCready, David Carruthers, Luke Hynick, Eli Molyneux, Nevaeh Briggs, Shila McVey Junior High/High School Alexander Shafer, Zachery Bolinger, Trevor Clemens, Clay Harper, Emilee Hynick, Zella Gross, Sara Gragg, Damean Wenman, Lucas Ewing, Ethan Bair, Marissa Kolstee HAPPY BIRTHDAY STUDENTS! FROM, THE PUBLICATIONS KIDS!!! Crazy About Eggs Trivia of the Week by Tylyn Decker THORNBURG - So, we all know that ridiculous scene at the end of Titanic where Rose is laying on a door and Jack is clinging helplessly to the edge of it while they both float around aimlessly in a glacier filled ocean. And then, when Jack finally falls to his watery grave and Rose finds a whistle on a dead man, we think to ourselves, well, if Jack was part porcupine, he wouldn’t have sunk! Well, not everyone thinks that, but you would if you know that porcupines could float due to their quills being hollow. by Shelly Andre THORNBURG - Jennifer Loudermilk, “The Egg Lady”, came to our school to give our students “egg-ucational” programs about eggs. Jennifer works for the Iowa Egg Council and travels around to educate people about eggs. She presents many age appropriate programs to from Pre-k to Adult. The kindergarden, first, and second grades learned about Parts of an Egg. Third and fourth grades found out about the process eggs go through from the Hen to the Home. Fifth and sixth grades saw a Melodrama dealing with Nutrition. Seventh and eighth grades heard Questions and Answers about the Egg Industry. The high school FCS students had General food prep. and Advanced food prep. And the best thing about the visit was that Jennifer prepared something for everyone to try from recipes she left for the students to take home. It was an “egg-cellent” program and we hope Jennifer can come again. NHS Holds Essay Contest To continue the theme of honoring veterans, the National Honor Society members spoke to the elementary students about the significance of the day and what it means to be an American. Afterwards, the PreK-3rd graders were invited to participate in a coloring contest, while the upper elementary students took part in an essay contest. The winners, whose essays are featured below, were: Myrissa Garber, Miranda Little, and Dillon Ehret. Veteran’s Day Essay by Dillon Ehret My grandpa served in World War II and had a lot of friends that died in that war. He tells me a lot of stories and I think I learn more from him than a movie or a book. I feel like he has experienced something big, seeing people dying in front of him. I think if you have a veteran you should respect them and notice what they went through. A veteran to me I think is someone who served for the military. A veteran is also someone who served and got our rights in 1776. You should respect veterans because they got your rights of freedom. Some countries do not have that, so be respectful and if you want to learn more, you can ask your veteran. You can serve in the war and be a veteran, if you want to do that you have to go through training. Also if you want to be one treat a veteran how you want to be treated, and realize what a veteran goes through, watching friends die before your eyes, knowing what might happen to you, knowing that you might not see your family for a long, long time. A veteran also respects the flag. You need to learn that a veteran does a lot and some people do not realize that. They go through tough times and they might be mad at times and know that they might not come back. Being in a war when you have a kid might be really hard on you your wife and your kid. You might not have a veteran in your family but you can still respect them a ndthank them for all they have done for you. They might not have come back, they might have, either way, they are veterans who have earned us rights. The Importance of Veteran’s Day by Myrissa Garber The importance of Veteran’s Day to me is honoring all the Veterans and troops out there serving our country and fighting for our freedom. They are out there risking their lives for us and that’s very courageous. Serving our country is no easy task. The harsh weather, the fear of the unknown, and watching their fellow soldiers die and get wounded has to be difficult. To add to that stress, they are also separated from their families. Being so far away from those you love cannot be easy. Veteran’s Day is also a great time to thank the soldiers’ families, because they also have a lot to deal with. These people also need our love and support to get through the days, weeks and months that their loved ones are so far away. So many times we take for granted the freedoms, rights, and peace our veteran’s have given us and will continue to give us. We all need to take a moment of our busy lives, not only on Veteran’s Day, but every day to thank those who have done so much for us. Why I’m Glad to Be an American By Miranda Little I am glad to be an American because in America we are free to do what we want. We can pick our own job and choose what we sell. In other countries the government tells you what you sell, how much you sell and when to sell, and also who to sell it to. I’m also glad cause the soldiers in Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan fight for us. America has good schools and good teachers. My dad has a friend that used to ride fourwheelers with us that fought in Afghanistan. I feel bad for people in Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan who fight and risk their lives for the people in America. Soldiers are so brave. New Student By Jasmine and Marina THORNBURG - We are sorry for the late interview of this student. Daman Dowd is in 3rd grade, and his mom is Amie Hammes. His sports are baseball and flag football. He told us he likes going to Tri-County and that his favorite subject is science. He also told us that his favorite friend is Dane, they like to hangout during recess and jump off the monkey bars. He moved to Tri- County from Sigourney. The publication kids would like to wish Daman the best of the luck at here at TC. What Cheer Paper NOVEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH By Jasmine and Marina THORNBURG - This month students of the month for November is Arslan Roziyev a senior and Luke Bombei a seventh grader. Some of their answers to the questions we asked them: Arslan said he found out on Friday when we was going to class and that he had no idea he was going to get student of the month. Jake said Mr. Cowan told him while he was eating at lunch time and that he was very surprised. This is the first time for both of them to get Student of the Month. Congratulations to the winners of the month. Senior Spotlight THORNBURG - Our first Senior Spotlight for the 2011-2012 school year focuses on Kadon Lee Foubert. Kadon has been very active in Tri-County throughout the course of high school, participating in football for three years, wrestling for three years, baseball for four years, golf for two years, and student council for two years. Kadon’s favorite foods are spaghetti or hamburgers, and his favorite colors are blue and white. His favorite quote is by Coach Edmundson: “Your attitude determines your preparation, and your preparation determines your performance.” After graduation, Kadon plans on serving his country by enlisting in the United States Air Force. Good luck, Kadon! Thanks for reading the Trojan Tribune! Produced by TC Publications Class. 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What Cheer Paper Members of the Oskaloosa Mayhem Girls Roller Derby team present a check for $400 to Mammography Technicians at Mahaska Health Partnership. Shown, from left, are: Lindsay Wilcox “Stealin Sunshine”; Kara Rempe “BAMF”; and Lisa Aldersen “Spankins”; Melanie Templeton; Jennifer Lathen; and Nichole Keller. Oskaloosa Mayhem donates to MHP Mammography fund The Oskaloosa Mayhem Girls Roller Derby Squad recently donated $400 to Mahaska Health Partnership Radiology Services for use in funding free or reduced cost digital mammograms for women. According to Oskaloosa Mayhem representative Lisa Alderson, the team regularly gives a portion of the proceeds from their bouts to a local charity. “October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and we wanted to support local women who need assistance in getting this live-saving screening,” Alderson said. The team donated proceeds from their Oct. 8 bout in Ottumwa at the Bridgeview Center. Through a grant provided by the Southeast Iowa Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Mahaska Health Partnership has funds available to help pay for the cost of The What Cheer Paper whatcheerpaper@iowatelecom.net a digital mammogram. Applying for the funds is simple because the ultimate goal is to ensure every woman who needs a mammogram gets one as early as possible. “We are very happy to have this kind of local support as grant funding is becoming much more difficult to obtain,” said MHP Director of Radiology Julie Hartke. “The cause affects many people locally so it’s wonderful to have so much community support.” The Oskaloosa Mayhem team will begin their new season on March 24. For more information on their schedule visit their Facebook page or email them at omg. rollerderby@gmail.com. For information about obtaining a free or reduced cost mammogram, contact MHP Radiology at 641-672-3322. Letters to Santa from area children will appear in the December 22 WCP! Get your holiday greeting ad in soon to be included! Phone: (641) 634-2092 Community WCP Local Classifieds WINDOW GLASS AND SCREENS AVAILABLE True Value, Sigourney can cut glass to fit your window frame and replace window screens. Call 641-622-3261. SKW40 tfn COMPUTER SALE Computer accessories, repair and sales. We have all your computer needs. Design House, 220 East Jackson/Highway 92, Sigourney. Open Monday-Friday. Call 641-622-9013. SKW48 FOR SALE John Deere snow blower, 47” cut, canvas cab, chains, 6 weights. $2,700. 319-664-3307. SKWFN47-4 FOR SALE Dresser with 4 nice looking drawers. In excellent condition. Call Barb formore information (641) 660-7689 THANK YOU Thank you to everyone for helping the needy through Thanksgiving. We look forward to your continued support through Christmas. Barb Masterson Farmers Tax Guides Available The Farmers Tax Guide is now available at Keokuk County Extension. This publication explains how the federal tax laws apply to farming. Use this publication as a guide to figure farm taxes and complete a farm tax return. The explanations and examples in this publication reflect the Internal Revenue Service’s interpretation of tax laws enacted by Congress, Treasury regulations, and court decisions. However, the information given does not cover every situation and is not intended to replace the law or change its meaning. Please stop at the Keokuk County Extension to pick up your copy today or call 641-622-2680. December 1, 2011 7 www.whatcheerpaper.com The What Cheer Paper e-edition Ready to go digital with your local news? Subscribe to the e-edition of The What Cheer Paper! Just visit www.whatcheerpaper.com and click on “Subscribe.” We’ll get you a password and username within about a day. Want to view your e-edition on an iPad as well as a computer? No problem! The What Cheer Paper e-edition is available in formats that look great on either device. Articles, photos, ads - it’s all there and looks just like the newspaper you love. Try it for as little as $ 9! Nomination papers for City Council are available at City Hall. Anyone wishing to run for the offi ces of City Council or Mayor is encouraged to stop by City Hall during regular business hours to pick up these papers. All City Council seats and the mayor seat are up. The deadline to fi le nomination papers in the offi ce of City Clerk is Thursday, September 22, 2011, at whatcheerpaper@iowatelecom.net www.whatcheerpaper.com The What Cheer Paper 5:00 P.M. Offi cial Newspaper for What Cheer, Delta, Keswick, Keokuk County & TC Schools Volume 33, Number 38 Thursday, September 22, 2011 75 cents per copy Tri-County Homecoming King and Queen Selected Tri-County Homecoming was a week of dress up days, fun and royalty. King Levi Ryals and Queen Allison Leer were crowned at Boom Night mid-week. Court members, above, include Travis Carruthers, Kacy Brumbaugh, Adam Streigel, Christian Wadsworth, King Levi Ryals, Queen Allison Leer, Ivar Stubbard, Teresa Ahlberg, Colton Molyneux and Kate Watts. Boom Night included skits, fall sports team recognition, cheers and dancing. The night concludes with an auction where the highest bidder wins a member of the court. Ivar and Adam were both pur- chased for $45. Travis cost $55. Kate was $65. Teresa cost $70, Colt and Christian were both $100. Levi brought $145. Allie cost $200 and fi nally there was Kacy coming in at $210. All money raised went toward the Student Council. More photos and stories from Homecoming are inside pn pages 6-7, the fi rst Trojan Tribune of the Year. Get the weekly negative paper but if he wants to continue doing his incerns. on your need to look into raising computer rates on water, sewer surance will be his responsibility. Councilmember Larry Smith asked about and garbage. Garbage will already be going up as A discussion of sewer lines replacement will equipment concerns for the City. A new plow the landfi ll rates have increased. The City raised require some more research on abatement for an truck will be needed in the future. The motor is rates $1.50 before and skipped the next raise at area on east side of town. The price the landown- good but the body is deteriorating. There is a wait- holiday time. City Clerk Melanie Vermillion will er wants for a small section is too high, the City ing list at government auctions currently so not as compile rates of surrounding areas to see where feels. The Council will look at going around the easy to fi nd. There will need to be further discus- What Cheer falls. Last time, What Cheer was the property or see if there are alleys they can use. sion on purchase but since the Cityʼs orange truck lowest. Mayor Danner was planning to attend the There are other areas that need to be completed is back so it will be ok this winter. County meeting with Waste Management where sooner so no need to rush. Another section south One community member was present to com- all rates and contracts will be reviewed. of Dick Dannerʼs residence will need to be camment on the International Housing Code during The next meeting for What Cheer City Couneraed to fi nd where the problem lies. the public hearing. This code would affect not cil will be October 11at City Hall. Just as it appears The annual fi nancial report was reviewed. Lo- only rental property but all properties in within the print! Bright Colors on Neon and Tie Dye Day Kerri Tegtmeier and Amy DeKleine show off their bright colors during Homecoming Week at Tri-County. Court Update for Shipley OWI Case By SNR Editor, Robin Handy The newest development in the State of Iowa’s case against Jeff Shipley of What Cheer includes a waiver for a speedy trial filed on Shipley’s behalf on Wednesday, Sept. 14. Judge Daily issued an order for a continuance and rescheduled the pretrial conference for February 15, 2012. All of the above information is a matter of public record and is available online at www.iowacourts.state.ia.us. The local MAP papers continue to monitor this case and plans to update the readership as it develops. Entire City Council and Mayor Up for Re-election At the City Councilʼs regular meeting on September 13, the agenda was short. Council member Lorrie Hartwig was absent. September 22 at 5:00 p.m. is the last chance to turn in nomination forms for council or mayor. The entire council and mayoral position are up. We do not have staggered elections. What Cheer made the last $6,700 payment on the backhoe. 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Councilmember Mickey Gragg commented, “It is pretty bad when people will rent houses that they wouldnʼt even stay in.” Before this code, there was no means for making owners keep properties acceptable. Councilmember Smith explained that this code is “to help keep the community clean, safe and rodent free.” Next year the City will need to have the water tower inspected. It costs the City approximately $3,500 for inspection and cleaning. The City will Emma Bair, age 13, the daughter of Chris and Shayla Bair of Keswick, was crowned Miss Junior Rodeo Iowa 2012 on Saturday, September 10th during the Miss Rodeo Iowa and Miss Rodeo Iowa Pageant. Rachel Burton of Irwin was Rodeo Iowa pageant and Tri-State crowned Miss Rodeo Iowa while Jenna Kool of Adel was crowned Miss
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