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COMMENTS
Tony Wernimont featured in
the Daily Yonder
been hit? Yes, one is one too many, but you make it
seem like it’s happened (and I’m implying recently).
And I have to ask, where were the kids’ parents?
driving on the main route to the country club…
Curtis Bloes

1. That is great to read Tony!! Stephanie Why wasn’t the child taught to look before entering <!---------->
a street? I ask because I have been in a similar situa-
<!----------> tion (before I lived here). Pulling construction equip-
ment behind a pickup, driving UNDER the posted Sac City Council to address
VIDEO : Old Methodist Church
speed limit, and a small girl rode her bike onto the Sac Aquatic Center
road in front of us. Swerving was not an option be-
Being Torn Down cause of the load we had, and we literally stopped
complaints
the truck 3″ from her. Not a damn thing we could
1. Thanks for making meetings available to those have done differently to prevent the situation, but we 2. The pool does need a lot of work but to keep the
of us unable to attend. As a point of clarfication, it would have been blamed because somebody didn’t facility in top working condition needs to be done. I
is the former Free Methodist Church, which is in no bother to teach their daughter to look both ways. missed this meeting as I had to work but some of my
way connected to the (United) Methodist tradition or Sac City Driver thoughts are when getting close to the end of the sea-
to the church on 9th and Main. Actually, the building son make a trip every other day to get concessions. It
3. Wow is all i have to say to that last comment!
slated for demolition was constructed in 1888 as the is not that far to the store and concessions are a big
Baptist church. It was moved from its former loca-
I live close to south 9th street and have 4 children. money maker. There were more days than not when
tion on Main Street to its current location on Early
I have taught each and every one of my children to the doors of the pool did not open as scheduled at
Street in 1911 when the Free Methodists purchased
look both ways before crossing, to stay out of the 1pm but closer 1:30. I would not have minded as
the building after the Baptists erected a new church.
street, and to be very careful when playing outside. much if the guards would have been cleaning chairs
Bruce Perry Kids are kids. It took me a long time to let any of my or picking up litter around the pool but they were
children play outside without me. There are times usually just sitting in the concession area ignoring
<!----------> that I may look away for 5 seconds when my 2 year those of us standing outside to get in to swim. There
old may run close to the street. Believe me, I run
was even one day when the guards did not get into
Reader wants stop signs on after him, but I do have to agree that the cars that their chairs till 1:45 pm. If the kids do not want to fol-
go down 9th street are going extremely fast. They
S 9th are NOT just teenagers that do this. 13th street is the
low opening time schedules then maybe the manager
exact same way. I do understand accidents happen, needs to be there to be they open on time. I have also
1. I TOTALLY AGREE AND ALSO BELIEVE kids dont always pay the best attention, but I think found that they abuse water break schedules which
THERE ARE SEVERAL STREETS IN TOWN the last comment was just a bit harsh. Wow are supposed to be 10 minutes that usually turned in
THAT ONLY HAVE YIELD SIGNS INSTEAD to 20 minute breaks. I am paying to swim and was
OF STOP SIGNS. THERE HAVE BEEN MANY 4. Wow is all I can say about comment #2!!! I bet frustrated this year with the way the pool was be-
TIMES THAT I HAD THE RIGHT OF WAY AND you may even been the one that was driving fast ing ran as were many others. This has gotten worse
ANOTHER VEHICLE WOULD COME RIGHT down that road!! The person I saw was a BUSINESS than the previous season when I also had issue with
THROUGH A YIELD SIGN WITHOUT EVEN OWNER that was pulling a heavy piece of machen-
concessions and upkeep of the pool. The heater not
PAYING ATTENTION AND ALMOST HIT ME! ery. Not too many teenagers own businesses now do
working is another issue that needs to be addressed
Sac City Resident they?? And I never said anyone was killed or hurt on if the Aquatic Center wants to remain a place where
that street I was just simply saying that it could hap- people want to swim. Otherwise the pool will con-
2. Wow, I also believe there are several streets in pen. If the speed was reduced by stop signs then it
town that have yield signs instead of stop signs. In tinue to lose customers. Charlene Green
is less likely to happen. And also where are the par-
fact, I drive past them almost every day. By defini- ents for not watching the kids?? UH where is your
tion, yield signs mean slow down, make sure the <!---------->
brain?? Kids will be kids, and not all situations can
intersection is clear, and proceed. There is nothing be helped!! All a person has to do is turn their head
wrong with the signage - it’s the drivers that don’t for just one second and something could happen!! Community Announcements
pay attention (or don’t care) you have to watch for. Just for kicks why don’t you sit on 9th street for a
And remember, an intersection with no signs at all
is to be treated as having yield signs all the way
hour or so and watch how many speeding people Sac City Arts Council and Sac City Mu-
come by and also observe how many are teenag-
around. There is absolutely NOTHING wrong with ers!! Most are not!! And just wait another wreck is seum will work together to honor Ron
the signage in Sac City. gonna happen when a drunk driver comes from the Nelson and his work for both organi-
golf course and hits a kid insted of a tree!! As far
I used to walk along 9th quite a bit, and still do on as the whole “california roll” thing, thats where our
zations. On Sunday, September 20, the
ocassion, and the only times I ever witnessed a vehi- Sac City Police come in and need to moniter them. Museum will be open from 1:00-4:00
cle going anywhere near 35 mph was a teenage driv- I think they need to do a little better job at moniter-
er. Guess what - you put a stop sign in, and they’re pm. Area performers will entertain in
ing that street anyway. Lets see what comments this
going to do a California Stop, hammer on the gas gets!! 9th Street Tenant the Historic Village’s gazebo at 2:00
and race off to the next sign. You may have made the
situation WORSE by doing this. pm. Mark your calendars! More details
5. I agree with comment #46. Stephanie
will follow. Bruce Perry
As for the kids… you say “How many have to be hit 6. It would suck if the police suddenly decided to
before something is done”. Well… how many HAVE start enforcing the laws against speeding and drunk
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082409 library dept head
report
1. I have become very upset with our public library. Criminal Case No. owcr011476 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
Everytime I got in to get a book or return one,
the librarians are either not helpful WHATSOEVER
or they are in terribly grouchy moods.
We also need to get more of the newer books that
come in too, but the librarians claim,
\No one really wants to read them.\ I think some-
thing really needs to be done. Anonymous
STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
Acosta, Nicolas Rodriguez - Defendant
Address 907 Denison Ave
Stratford, Iowa 50249 CRIME
Date of Birth May 5, 1973 All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.
COMPLAINT
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime of
Operating While Intoxicated 1st offense in violation of (Section 321j.2 of the code of iowa) in that the de-
fendant on the 14th day of August , 2009, at East Main Street Sac City, Iowa in Sac County, did: Operate
A Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated

2. I just wanted to say that since Mrs. Ledford has

taken over as the library director the place has tak-
en a much needed new outlook and is much more
friendly than it was before. There are still some that
need to work on those “public skills” but it is much
better!! It seems like a much more friendly place for
people of all ages. My daughter just loved the sum-
mer program and cant wait for next year.

i am a bit upset though that I returned a few books

for my daughter to only get a phone call 2 weeks
later saying the books were overdue and I had a fine
to pay. If I hadnt taken the books to the library my-
self the statement may have been believable. This
has happened more than a few times in the past few
years.

Great job Brandie and staff. A few things

STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
Campbell, Rosanna - Defendant
Des Moines man arrested in Address 600 W 6th Street
CRIME
Early for Possession Odebolt, Iowa 51458 All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
Date of Birth 03-27-1985 These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.
All people accused of crimes are innocent until Criminal Case No. odsmcr011477
proven guilty.The disposition of all cases are
COMPLAINT
subject to change without notice.This is a Sac According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime of
County Sheriff’s Department press release Dog at large in violation of (Section 85.06 of the City of Odebolt) in that the defendant on the 18th day of
August, 2009, at the Mandernach Drive in Odebolt in Sac County, did: Allow dog to run at large.
Sac County Sheriff’s Office arrested 34-year
old Jeremy Lee Taff of Des Moines, Iowa on
the night of September 8, 2009.

A deputy sheriff stopped the car Taff was oper-

ating for a speed violation that occurred within
the City of Early at 7:45PM. The deputy asked
Taff if there were any drugs in the car as Taff’s
driving history reflected prior drug related con-
victions. Taff told the deputy that there was
some marijuana. The deputy located and seized
a small baggie of marijuana.

Taff was placed under arrest and charged with

Possession of Marijuana a 3rd subsequent of-
fense. Taff was booked in the Sac County Jail
on $2000.00 cash bond.

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STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
Wunschel, Eugene Frederick Jr. - Defendant
Address 2137 390th Street
Wall Lake, IA 51466 CRIME
Date of Birth 09-11-77 All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
Criminal Case No. smcr011478 These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.

COMPLAINT
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime of
Interference with Official Acts in violation of

(Section 719.1 of the code of iowa) in that the defendant on the 21 st day of August, 2009, at the 300 block
of 2nd Street in Wall Lake, IA in Sac County, did: Obstruct a known Police Officer in the performance of
the lawful duty of that officer.

Sac County Veteran’s

The site of the new Vet's Memorial on the south lawn

of the Sac County Courthouse is getting a slight mod-
ification. If you were paying attention last year, you
may recall that in the original design, the platform
on which the slabs will stand was raised up with a
couple of steps on the south side. This raised design
STATE OF IOWA was for overcoming the slope on which it sits. For
Vs. no clear reason, as the design becomes a reality, the
Koopman, Jennifer Jo - Defendant platform is not raised and is even a little sunken.
Address 128 Center Street
Wall Lake, IA 51466 CRIME Because of the slope in the lawn and the lower height
All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty. of the platform, surface water that accumulates dur-
Date of Birth 06-06-73 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse. ing rain now drains directly onto the platform. On
Criminal Case No. smcr011479
September 8, 2009 the Sac County Supervisors
called the architect in to explain how he intends to
COMPLAINT overcome this problem.
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime of
Public Intoxication in violation of (Section 123.46 of the Code of Iowa) in that the defendant on the 23
day ot August, 2009, at the South Center Street in Wall Lake in Sac County, did: Appear in public in an Sac County Supervisors
intoxicated state. dollars to

The Sac County Supervisors met on September

8, 2009 with board members Jack Bensley, Rick
Hecht, and Dean Stock present. Also in attendance
were Sac County Auditor Jim Dowling, Sheriff Ken
McClure, Lake View City Administrator Scott Pe-
terson, Sac County SETD Director Shirley Phillips,
Sac County Engineer Ron Haden, the architect and
general contractor in charge of the Veteran's Me-
morial, and two media.

The minutes of the September 1, 2009 meeting and

the agenda for the September 8, 2009 were approved
without anything further to add.
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 STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
BIRD, ROBERT ALLEN JR. - Defendant
Address 412 WILLOW ST. BOX 407
ODEBOLT, IA. 51458
CRIME
Date of Birth 04-06-1985 All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
Criminal Case No.agcr011480 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.

COMPLAINT
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime
of DRIVING WHilE BARRED in violation of (Section 123.561 of the code of iowa) in that the de-
fendant on the 22ND day of AUGUST, 2009, at the CITY STREETS IN ODEBOLT in Sac County,
did:UNLAWFULLY OPERATE A MOTOR VEHICLE IN IA. WHilE HIS IOWA DRIVERS liCENSE
WAS BARRED.

Memorial gets a sitting wall

The first thing he explained was that there will be

pavers on top of the platform which will insure that
the level is brought up above ground level. The oth-
er step being taken is that they will be building a 16 STATE OF IOWA
inch high wall on the upslope side to route the water Vs.
around and past the platform. Though unplanned, Marshall, Kenneth Gregg - Defendant
the wall will serve a dual purpose as 16 inches is Address 1502 Early Street CRIME
about the height of a standard chair. Coupled with Sac City, IA 50583 All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
the width of the wall, which will be about 12 inches, Date of Birth 06/16/52 These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.
it will make a perfect place to sit during future cer- Criminal Case No. dmcr011481
emonies.
COMPLAINT
The Supervisors deemed this plan acceptable and According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime of
Public Intoxication in violation of ordinance No. 45.02 of the City of Sac City, in that the defendant on the
OK'd moving forward with it. 25 day of August I 2009, at the 1504 Early Street, Sac City IA in Sac County did: Appear in a public place
intoxicated.

1 million
secondary roads

Transfers of $91,945.00 from General Basic Fund

to Secondary Roads and $987,126.00 from Rural
Basic Fund to Secondary Roads were approved
without comment.

The annual meeting of DD 181 was moved from Tues-

day, September 22 to Monday, September 21, 2009, at
10:00 AM as provided for in the by-laws of the Joint
Board of DD 181.

The Sac County Supervisors approved the appli-

cation by the Sac County Mutual Telephone Com-
pany to bury cable within the boundaries of Drain-
age District 75 by Odebolt in Richland Township.

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STATE OF IOWA Sac County Sherriff’s
Vs.
DENNIS DUANE WERKMEISTER - Defendant Department proposes trans-
Address 3266 330th Street portation sharing
Lake View, Iowa CRIME
Date of Birth: 10-09-1953 All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
Criminal Case No. fecr011482 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice. The Sac County Supervisors met with
Sheriff Ken McClure last Tuesday to hear
These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.

COMPLAINT a proposal that may lower the cost of trans-

According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime of portation services that his department pro-
Threat of Terrorism in violation of (Section 708A.5 of the code of iowa) in that the defendant on the 26th
day of August, 2009, at 3151 270th Street Sac City, Iowa in Sac County, did: Make a threat to
vides.
commit terrorism.
Sheriff McClure reported that on Thurs-
day September 3, 2009 he met with the
Sheriffs from both Buena Vista (BV) and
Ida Counties to discuss putting together
a transportation unit to handle the mental
health committals, juvenile transports, and
prisoner transports.

According to Sheriff McClure, last year

from August 1, 2008 to August 31, 2009 the
Sac County Sheriff's Department did 106
transports. As a result of those transports,
the department brought in $16,500 with
COMPLAINT reimbursable expenses. The current pro-
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime posal is that BV County will hire an addi-
of Criminal Trespass in violation of (Section 716.7 & 716.8(2) of the Code of Iowa) in that the defendant tional deputy and that when there is a need
on the 26th day of August, 2009, at 3151 270th Street Sac City, Iowa in Sac County, did: Enter on to the
property of another without permission with the intent to commit a public offesnse. for a transport in any of the three counties,
BV will assign one of their deputies to do
the transport. BV would then turn in the
service fees. Right now, when Sac County
is ordered to do a mental health or prisoner
transport, they receive $15.00 per hour,
$0.50 per mile, and meal reimbursement
for the meals that fall during the time of
the transport. This proposal would award
those reimbursements to BV County.

According to Sheriff McClure, the time

that a deputy spends providing transporta-
tion takes away from the time the depart-
COMPLAINT ment can provide protection for the various
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime of
areas of the county. Because that time is
Criminal Mischief 4th Degree in violation of (Section 716.1 &716.6 of the Code of Iowa) in that the defen-
dant on the 26th day of August, 2009, at 3151 270th Street Sac City, Iowa in Sac County did: Intentionally specified by contract, this puts the depart-
damage the property of another. Had a value of $200.00 and $500.00 ment behind. An alternative to that is to
pay a deputy overtime to provide transpor-
tation service. The burden on the hours of
the department is relieved less than half the
time by utilizing retired or other alternative
personnel.

As of the September 8, 2009 Sac County

Supervisors meeting, the Sheriff reported
that he was putting together a report that
will provide a comparison of the current
cost of providing transportation and the
cost under the new proposal.
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Sac County Supervisors a future site for a small hotel. The
hear proposal for larger wa- estimated taxable land value of the site infrastructure costs, but that the entire
terline in Lake View of the proposed hotel site will be 1.7 time that the development company
According to Shirley Phillips, Evapco
in Lake view is "running out of time"
and needs to get a large enough wa-
ter line run to it so that they can have
enough water to charge their sprinkler
system, which they apparently cannot
now do.
...oh, and Lake View might get a 30
room hotel which will also use the
same line, though it is seemly the goal
to put the line in regardless of whether
or not the proposed hotel becomes a
reality.
Anyway, according to Shirley Phillips,
Evapco has "struggled" with the prob-
lem of not having enough water to run
their fire sprinklers for several years
saying. "We need to get more water for
them somehow."
In order to get more water for Evapco,
Shirley Phillips and Lake View City
Administrator Scott Peterson have
come up with a plan, but in order to
do it, they need to get the Sac County
Supervisors to give them the right of
way all the way up highway 175 from
city limits to the edge of the Evapco
property. According to Ms. Phil-
lips and Mr. Peterson, they need the
right of way in order to run the water
line through the unincorporated area
between Lake View city limits and
EVAPCO’s property. Coincidently,
this action would connect the Evapco
Tax Increment Financing (TIF) area
with the possible site of the hotel
across the highway from Evapco al-
lowing them to finance it against the
future taxable value of the land.
From an economic development stand-
point, this would make Lake View an
attractive place for Boulder Develop-
ment, a company that has shown some
preliminary interest in Lake View as
TheSacNews.com
TIFing is a really great way to fund
million dollars, which will bury a lot would not be paying taxes; they would
of water line. still be utilizing fire and police protec-
tion. He isn't against helping them get
At the September 8, 2009 Sac County the business started, but that "...there is
Supervisors meeting, the issue got
a period after which they need to pay
a little confusing. Both Shirley and their own way."
Scott were asking the county for the
right of way and the 20 year TIF, but
In regards to the higher capacity water
were insisting that they would give
line for Evapco the supervisors said
the property back after the debt was
that they weren't certain that the DOT
satisfied, which will take 10 years, but
would be OK with the proposed plan
they still want to TIF for 20 years, (but
they will give it back after 10 years, to run the line next to the highway
but want it for 20 years, but will give since, according to Mr. Hecht, the
it back...) county encourages people to run lines
through fields instead of ditches. Ac-
After several minutes of insisting that cording to Administrator Peterson,
they only need 10 years of TIF but they have not actually spoken with the
want 20, Mr. Peterson finally admitted DOT yet.
that there are "...so many other poten-
tial things that could happen in devel- If Boulder Development decides
opment out there..." to build the 30 room unit across the
highway from Evapco, they too would
Supervisor Rick Hecht pointed out that benefit from the water line.
STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
Mark David Beckman - Defendant
Address 201 Odebolt St.
Odebolt, la. 51458 CRIME
Date of Birth 06-11-1986 All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
Criminal Case No. srcr011483
These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.
COMPLAINT
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime of
Possession of a Controlled Substance in violation of (Section124.401(5) of the Code of Iowa) in that the
defendant on the 21st day of August, 2009, at the 409 Walnut 81. Odebolt in Sac County, did: Possess a
Controlled Substance (Marijuana)
September 14, 2009 Issue 64 Page 06
Minutes of the 090809 Sac STATE OF IOWA
County Supervisors Meeting Vs.
10:00 AM
The Sac County Board of Supervisors
Mark David Beckman - Defendant
Address 201 Odebolt St.
Odebolt, la. 51458
Date of Birth 06-11-1986
Criminal Case No. smcr011484
CRIME
All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.

met in regular session with all members COMPLAINT

present, Rick Hecht, Chairman, presid- According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime
ing. The minutes of the last meeting of Possession of Drug Paraphernalia in violation of (Section 124.414(2) of the Code of Iowa) in that the
were approved as submitted. defendant on the 21st day of August , 2009 at the409 Walnut St. Odebolt in Sac County, did: Possess Drug
Paraphernalia

It was moved by Stock and seconded

by Bensley to approve the agenda as
posted. Ayes all, motion carried.

Sheriff Ken McClure discussed a pro-

posal being considered by the sheriffs
of Buena Vista, Ida and Sac Counties
to establish a three county agreement to
transport prisoners, juveniles and men-
tal health patients to the various facili-
ties. No action was taken.

It was moved by Bensley and seconded

by Stock to approve the transfers of
$91,945.00 from General Basic Fund
to Secondary Roads and $987,126.00
from Rural Basic Fund to Secondary
Roads. Ayes all, motion carried.
STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
Chad Earl Peterson - Defendant
Address 409 S. Walnut St.
Odebolt, la. 51458 CRIME
All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
Date of Birth 07-20-1984 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.

It was moved by Stock and seconded Criminal Case No. drcr011485 These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.

by Bensley to reschedule the annual COMPLAINT

meeting of DD 181 from Tuesday, Sep-
tember 22 to Monday, September 21,
2009, at 10:00 AM as provided by the
by-laws of the Joint Board of DD 181.
Ayes all, motion carried.
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime of
Possession of a Controlled Substance in violation of (Section 124.401(5) of the Code of Iowa) in that the
defendant on the 21 st day of August, 2009, at the 409 Walnut S1. Odebolt in Sac County, did:
Possess a controlled Substance

Scott Peterson, City Administrator for

the City of Lake View, and Shirley
Phillips, Sac County SETD Director,
submitted a proposal for a tax incre-
ment financing district to pay for new
infrastructure to serve a new develop-
ment area. Part of the proposed TIF
area includes Highway 71 175 Right
of Way, which is outside the city limits
and, at some time, would require per-
mission from the Board of Supervisors

continued next page

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STATE OF IOWA
Vs. continued from the
Chad Earl Peterson - Defendant previous page
Address 409 S. Walnut St.
Odebolt, la. 51458 CRIME to include that area in the City’s TIF
All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
Date of Birth 07-20-1984 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice. district. No action was taken.
These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.
Criminal Case No. smcr011486
It was moved by Bensley and second-
COMPLAINT ed by Stock to approve an application
The defendant is accused of the crime of Possession of Drug Paraphernalia in violation of (Section
124.413(2) of the Code of Iowa) in that the defendant on the 21 st day of August, 2009, at the 409 Walnut
submitted by Sac County Mutual Tele-
St. Odebolt in Sac County, did: Possess Drug Paraphernalia phone Company to bury cable within
the boundaries of DD 75 located in
Sections 25 & 26, Richland Twp. Ayes
all, motion carried.

The County Engineer updated the

Board on activities of the county road
crews and the status of current mainte-
nance and construction projects.

The architect and the general contractor

presented some changes to the Board
of Supervisors regarding the final land-
scaping of the Veteran’ memorial proj-
ect.

With there being no further business,

STATE OF IOWA on motion, the meeting was adjourned.
Vs.
Diersen, Bruce Neal - Defendant
Address 703 Platt St.
Sac City, Iowa 50583 CRIME Secretary S/ James W. Dowling Chair-
All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
Date of Birth 03/20/59 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice. man
Criminal Case No. owcr011501 These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.

COMPLAINT
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime
of OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED-1sT OFFENSE in violation of (Section 321j.2 of the code of
iowa) in that the defendant on the 5th day of September , 2009 , at the Casey's Parking Lot Sac City in
Sac County, did : Operate A Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated

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STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
FOOTE, NICOLE ANN - Defendant New K9 unit impresses
Address 1300 AUDUBON ST
SAC CITY, IA 50583 CRIME

Date of Birth 01/05/82

All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice. According to Sheriff Ken Mc-
Criminal Case No. srcr011488
Clure, the new K9 Toby is a "4
These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.

COMPLAINT
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime of
legged tracking machine". A
SUPPLYING ALCOHOL TO PERSON UNDER LEGAL AGE in violation of (Section 123.47(4).REFER- couple of weeks ago, the Sheriff's
ENCE 123.47(1) of the Code of Iowa) in that the defendant on the 29TH day of AUGUST, 2009, at the
OAKLAND CEMETERY in Sac County, did: PURCHASE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND FACILI- department was called to Wall
TATE THEIR CONSUMPTION BY PERSON UNDER LEGAL AGE.
Lake to investigate a burglary and
Toby tracked the suspects back
to the house at which the sus-
pects were staying. He also as-
sisted the Schaller fire department
in finding an elderly person who
had wandered off into a cornfield
northwest of Schaller.

STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
Tielbur, Nicholas Frank - Defendant
Address 210 Irving St
Storm Lake, IA 50588 CRIME
All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
Date of Birth 10-02-86 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
Criminal Case No. owcr011489 These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.

COMPLAINT
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime of OWl 2nd Offense in violation of (Section
321J.2 of the code of iowa) in that the defendant on the 30 day of August, 2009, at the Ailey south of the 100 block W 2nd Street, Early, in Sac County,
did: Operate a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated

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 STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
Kennebeck, LuAnn Kae - Defendant
Address 305 West Second Street
Wall Lake, IA 51466 CRIME
All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
Date of Birth 11-01-61 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
Criminal Case No. smcr011490 These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.

COMPLAINT
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime
of Keeping House of III Fame in violation of Ordinance No. 3.2-1 (f) of the City of Wall Lake, in that the
defendant on the 21 day of August , 2009, at the residence of 305 W. 2nd in Wall Lake in Sac County, did
: Maintain an indecent or unreasonably offensive atmosphere so as essentially to unreasonably interfere
with the comfortable enjoyment of life or property by others in the area.

STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
LuAnn Kae Kennebeck - Defendant
Address 305 W 2nd S1.
Wall Lake, IA 51466 CRIME
Date of Birth 11-01-61 All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
Criminal Case No. srcr011491 These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.

COMPLAINT
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime
of Supply Alcoholic Beverages to Persons Under Legal Age in violation of (Section 123.47(1) of the
Code of Iowa) in that the defendant on the 21st day of August, 2009, at the residence located at 305 Main
in Wall Lake, IA in Sac County, did: Supply alcohol to persons knowing or having reasonable cause to
believe that person to be under legal age.

The new bathroom

making it easier for seniors
in wheel chairs is complete
at the senior center

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 STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
LOERA, JOSE CIRILO - Defendant
Address: 112 CROSS ST. PO BOX 114
CRIME
EARLY, IOWA 50535 All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
Date of Birth DEC. 8, 1977 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.
Criminal Case No. srcr011492

Sherlynn "Sherry" Gritten, age
68, of Odebolt, Iowa, died at her
home on Sunday, September 6,
2009.
COMPLAINT
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime
of DRIVING WHILE REVOKED in violation of
(Section321J.21 of the Code of Iowa) in that the defendant on the 31st day of AUG, 2009 at the 100
BLOCK OF MAPLE STREET, EARLY in Sac County, did:: Did operate a motor vehicle upon a road-
way while revoked.

The family will greet friends at Christensen-

Huffman Funeral Home in Odebolt on Sun-
day, September 13, 2009, from 2-5 p.m.

Born March 19, 1941, in Ida Grove, Iowa,

Sherlynn Rae "Sherry" Gritten was the
daughter of Burley and Edna (Ohlsen) Grove.
She grew up and attended school in Ode-
bolt, graduating from Odebolt High School
in 1958. After completing beauty school in
Sioux City, Sherry returned to Odebolt where
she opened her own beauty shop.

On December 10, 1966, she was united in STATE OF IOWA

marriage to Gary Gritten at Silver Creek
United Methodist Church in Galva, Iowa.
Sherry and Gary owned and operated Gary's
Café in Arthur for several years, then opened
the Frontier Drive-In in Odebolt for two
years. Sherry trucked with Gary until 1991,
then worked as a dispatcher for S & G Truck-
ing in Odebolt. For the past four years, she
also operated Hattie Grace Bed & Breakfast
in Odebolt.
Sherry was a member of the United Method-
ist Church in Odebolt. She enjoyed quilting,
reading, and spoiling her grandchildren.
Vs.
HAGEMAN, JOHN EDGAR - Defendant
Address 2734 SIERRA AVE
SAC CITY, IA 50583
CRIME
Date of Birth 02-16-61 All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
Criminal Case No. owcr011494 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.
COMPLAINT
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime
of OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED-1sT
OFFENSE in violation of (Section 321j.2 of the code of iowa) in that the defendant on the 3RD:day
of SEPTEMBER, 2009, at the HWY 20 & WADSLEY in Sac County, did : OPERATE A VEHICLE
WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL.

Survivors include her husband, Gary; three

children, Barry Baker and fiancée Brenda
Grundmeier of Manning, Jason (Janet) Grit-
ten of Odebolt, and Matthew (Mindi) Gritten
of Odebolt; and eight grandchildren, Kyle
Baker, Nicole, Jessy, Izraell, Aavalon, Des-
tiney, and Sara Gritten, and Kaelyn McKin-
ney. She is also survived by a brother, Ron
"Burley" (Jeanie) Grove of Battle Creek; two
sisters, Rochelle (Henry) Luscombe, Jr. of
Holstein, and Katie (Steve) James of Madi-
son, SD; as well as several nieces and neph-
ews, other relatives and friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents and

a daughter, Christine Baker.
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 STATE OF IOWA
SMALL CLAIMS Vs.
09/03/09 to 09/10/09 Werkmeister, Dennis Duane - Defendant
Address 3266 330th Street
Lake View, la. 51450
CRIME
scsc013963 Date of Birth 10/09/1953 All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
Criminal Case No. smcr011495 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
Plaintiff: James E. Bullock Sac City, IA These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.

Defendant: Judy Henke Aurelia, IA COMPLAINT

Judgment for Plaintiff: $212.90 + According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime
$107.00 costs of Possession of marijuana in violation of (Section 124.401(5) of the Code of Iowa) in that the defendant
on the 27 day of August, 2009,, at 3266 330th Street in Sac County did: Posses a pipe with marijuana
scsc013966 residue in it
Plaintiff: Petschauer Plumbing and Heat-
ing, Carnarvon IA
Defendant: Paul Ryan Werkmeister, Lake
View IA
Judgment for Plaintiff: $848.84 + $95.00
costs

scsc013967
Plaintiff: Petschauer Plumbing and Heat-
ing, Carnarvon IA
Defendant: Paul Ryan Werkmeister, Lake
View IA
Judgment for Plaintiff: $1105.46 +
$ll5.00 costs

scsc013967
Plaintiff: Petschauer Plumbing and Heat-
ing, Carnarvon IA
Defendant: Murphy's Grille AKA Lin-
nryan Foods LLC, Breda IA
Judgment for Plaintiff: $1105.46 +
$ll5.00 costs
STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
Werkmeister, Dennis Duane - Defendant
Address 3266 330th Street
Lake View, la. 51450 CRIME
Date of Birth 10/09/1953 All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
Criminal Case No. smcr011496 These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.

COMPLAINT
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime
CASES FILED
of Possession of drug paraphernalia in violation
of (Section 124.414 of the Code of Iowa) in that the defendant on the 27 day of August, 2009 at 3266
scsc013987 330th Street in Sac County, did: Posses a pipe with
Plaintiff: Mindi Marie Gritten, Odebolt IA marijuana residue in it
V
Defendant:
Lyle Traylor, Ida Grove IA

scsc013988
Plaintiff: A&C Trucking LLC, Schaller IA
V
Defendant: Edward D. Taylor, Galva IA
Defendant: Tyler Trucking, Galva IA

scsc013989
Plaintiff: Renee Lee Rowland, Sac City IA
V
Defendant: Kevin D. Frederick, Sac City IA

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STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
Simpson, Curtis Alan - Defendant Planning and Zoning map
Address 112 S. 16th St.
Sac City, Iowa 50583
CRIME
All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
moves forward
Date of Birth 06-19-86 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
Criminal Case No. smcr011497 These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.
On September 8, 2009 the Sac City
COMPLAINT
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime
Planning and Zoning board meeting
of Public Intoxication in violation of Ordinance No. 45.02 of the City of Sac City in that the defendant on came to order with the following mem-
the 03 day of September, 2009 , at the 100 block of S. 16th St. Sac City in Sac County, did: Appear in
public while intoxicated. bers present: Shirley Phillips, Chris
Hammerschmidt, Katie Youberg, Steve
Gerry, Tammy Vine, Jim Frederick,
and Terry Duffy. Jerry Youll joined the
meeting near the end. Sharon Mayo
was absent. Also present were the Kar-
en and Brian Mentzer, Denise Waters,
Curtis Bloes and Dale Wegner.

The minutes of the July meeting were

approved without comment.

Terry Duffy orally submitted his report

about nuisance properties. The Plan-
COMPLAINT ning and Zoning board isn't very formal
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime
of Disorderly Conduct in violation of Ordinance No. 40.03 of the City of Sac City in that the defendant so all nuisance properties were referred
on the 03 day of September, 2009 , at the 100 block of S. 16th St. Sac City in Sac County, did: Commit to by the name of their most prominent
Disorderly Conduct by causing loud noises and threatening this officer
owner or building use instead of by ad-
dress, so the following properties that
were discussed:
1. "The Old Free Methodist Church" on
Early Street is going to be torn down.
The current owner has 60 days to re-
move his property from within.
2. "The Leaning Barn of Mark Lynch's"
on Ahrens Street will be torn down as
soon as the contractors get their equip-
ment in town.
3. "The Old Greenly Store" has re-
COMPLAINT ceived complaints from "people".
According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime 4. "They" feel that "The Old Bus Barn"
of Interference With Official Acts in violation of Ordinance No. 41 .05 of the City of Sac City in that the
defendant on the 03 day of September, 2009 , at the 100 block of S. 16th St. Sac City in Sac County, did: is a nuisance.
Failure to settle down and threatening this officer

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The board approved the building
permits that were issued in the pre-
vious month. Mr. Duffy confirmed
STATE OF IOWA
Vs.
Ronnie Joe Walker - Defendant
Address 124 1/2 12th St. SE
Mason City, IA 50401 CRIME
All people accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty.
Date of Birth 11-08-80 The disposition of all cases are subject to change without notice.
These documents are freely available for inspection at the Sac County Courthouse.

for Board member Jim Frederick Criminal Case No. smcr011498

that Cary Conger did get a permit COMPLAINT
to put up a tin shed on one of his According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime
properties on South 5th. of Disorderly Conduct in violation of (Section723.4(1)(3) of the Code of Iowa) in that the defendant on
The Planning and Zoning Board di- the 6th day of September , 2009, at the area east ofFourth and Main Streets in Lake View in Sac County,
rected P&Z officer Terry Duffy to did :Engage in Fighting or violent behavior, and/or Direct abusive epithets at another which the defendant
work with George Glass and Brian reasonable should know is likely to provoke a violent reaction by another.
Mentzer to attempt to reach a com-
promise regarding defining which of
the 20 acres west of south 16th street
will be changed from an Agricultural
to Residential zone.

Shirley Phillips proposed that peo-

ple on the Sac City P&Z board,
the Sac City Board of Adjustment,
Sac County Planning and Zoning
board, and the Sac City Council
take Planning and Zoning Train-
ing. No date was set for the train-
ing, but City Administrator Adam
Ledford suggested that they wait
until after the November election COMPLAINT
in case there are new people on the According to records obtained from the Sac County Courthouse, The defendant is accused of the crime
Sac City Council. No date was set. of Public Intoxication in violation of (Section 132.46 of the Code of Iowa) in that the defendant on the
6th day of September, 2009, at the area east ofFourth and Main Streets in Lake View in Sac County,
did:Appear to be intoxicated in a public place.
The Next Sac City Planning and Zon-
ing Board meeting was set for Octo-
ber 5 at 5:30PM.

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Date: 09/05/09
ESC -vs- Galva Holstein Tournament
At: Holstein
POOL PLAY
East Sac over West Monona: 21-16, 21-16
East Sac over Ar-We-Va: 21-10, 21-14
Galve Holstein over East Sac: 21-19, 18-21, 15-10
East Sac finishes up as runner up in pool play
SEMIFINALS
Carroll over East Sac: 25-23, 25-16
COACHES COMMENTS:
We played pretty well throughout the tournament,
with a few ups and downs. We will continue to
work towards consistency and reducing errors. We
played two state ranked teams (Galva-holstein and
Carroll) very close. I hope that this adds to this years
squads growing confidence. David Waggie, ESC
Volleyball Coach
Page 15
Date: 09/10/09
ESC -vs- Manson NW Webster
At: Lake View
GAME SCORES
East Sac over Manson NW Webster
1st: 21-25 2nd: 25-23 3rd: 2725 4th: 25-13
COACHES COMMENTS:
"We'll take it"
We started off a little nervous in game one. We
missed too many serves, and made too many un-
forced errors. For game two we made a couple of
adjustments that seemed to work pretty well. Game
two was HUGE for us as that win gave us the con-
fidence we greatly needed. Game two turned out to
be a positive momentum swing for us, fueling our
desire to win this match. It was a big conference
win for us against a tough opponent. David Waggie,
ESC Volleyball Coach.
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Date: 09/12/09
ESC -vs- Galva Holstein Tournament
At: Holstein
POOL PLAY Match Score
Alta (#10 1A) 2-1
Fort Dodge St. Edmonds 2-1
Galva - Holstein (#8 1A) 2-0
SEMIFINALS
Schaller - Crestland (#4 1A) 2-0
COACHES COMMENTS:
“We continued to make noticeable improvement with
every match.”
This tournament provided very good competition for
us. in order to win our tough pool we had to knock off
two 1A top 10 teams. All of our matches were long
battles.
Our winning streak came to the hands of the veteran
offensive powerhouse of Schaller - Crestland. Our
gals dug the ball over and over like necer before but
dropped two close game. We still have some things to
work on but I am very pleased with the level of play
that we displayed. David Waggie, ESC Volleyball
Coach.
Game Scores
20-22 22-20 15-13
16-21 21-14 15-07
21-09 21-16

19-21 18-21

TEAM STATISTICS (09/12/09)

ESC Record Overall: 8-4
Conf. Record: 2-1
Serving: 193 for 209 - 92.3%
Aces: 32

Attacks: 206 for 306

Hitting Efficiency .127
Kills: 85

Assists (sets) 46
Digs: 156
blocks: 17

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Class 2A Varsity Football Week Three

District 1
Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley 44, Spirit Lake 7
Central Lyon/George-Little Rock 40, Unity Christian (Orange City) 26
Sheldon 25, Sioux Center 0
Western Christian (Hull) 37, Sibley-Ocheyedan 0

District 2
Cherokee 26, Okoboji (Milford) 20
Clarion-Goldfield 35, Buffalo Ridge 14
Eagle Grove 46, East Sac County 19
Pocahontas Area/Pomeroy-Palmer 27, Humboldt 21 (OT)

District 3
Central Springs (Manly) 26, Roland-Story, Story City 20 (2 OT)
Gilbert 63, South Hardin (Eldora) 14
Hudson 20, Dike-New Hartford 7
Osage 47, South Hamilton (Jewell) 13

District 4
Cascade 21, Beckman (Dyersville) 7
North Fayette (West Union) 52, Columbus Catholic (Waterloo) 7
MFL, Mar-Mac (Monona) 7, Jesup 0
Sumner-Fredericksburg 36, Monticello 0

District 5
Center Point-Urbana 36, North Cedar, Stanwood 20
Regina, Iowa City 48, Camanche 0
Solon 59, Wilton 0
West Liberty 29, Tipton 13

District 6
Davis County (Bloomfield) 47, Columbus Community (Columbus Junction) 12
Mediapolis 42, Central Lee (Donnellson) 12
Mid-Prairie (Wellman) 55, Louisa-Muscatine (Letts) 0
West Burlington/Notre Dame 14, Sigourney-Keota 7

District 7
Bondurant-Farrar 48, Albia 20
Collins-Maxwell-Baxter 37, East Marshall (LeGrand) 0
North Polk (Alleman) 48, Colfax-Mingo 10
West Marshall (State Center) 13, PCM-Monroe 12

District 8
IKM/Manning 28, Maple Valley/Anthon-Oto 6
Kuemper Catholic (Carroll) 79, Shenandoah 7
Missouri Valley 36, Red Oak 7
Odebolt-Arthur/Battle Creek-Ida Grove55, Clarinda 20

Source : http://www.iahsaa.org

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TRAFFIC COURT
6-10 OVER IN A 55 MPH ZONE
Russell Lee Coenen, Arion IA
Jesus Garcia, Storm Lake IA
Laura Renee Porath, Johnston IA
Sandra E. Giron-Arevalo, Garden City KS
James Kent Mead, Peculiar, MO
Lori Ann Koster, Breda IA
James Lee Repp, Panora IA
Brooke Anne Lytle, Alta IA
Lorence Allen Ort, Auburn IA
Joey L. Arbegast, Lake View IA
Larry L. Frank, Lake City IA
Echo Nichole Miller, Wall Lake IA
Richard Dale Desart, Lake City IA
Kristine Lynn Salmon, Ida Grove IA
Jodi Ann Ramthun, Lake City IA
Heidi Susanne Adkins, Dakota Dunes SD
Martin Ramirez Medina, Des Moines IA
Travis Justin Riesberg, Arcadia IA
Breanna Bainbridge, Sioux City IA
Maria E. Velizdeguevara, Storm Lake IA
Francis Talk, Auburn IA
Loren Lloyd Siebrecht, Carroll IA
Mary Richards, Jamaica IA
Randall L. Nelson, Omaha NE
Leann M. Cramer, Machesney Park (no state given)
11-15 OVER IN A 55 MPH ZONE
Christopher Patrick Lipot, West Linn OR
Geana Marie Feazel, Coon Rapids IA
Kenneth Norbert Janning, Carroll IA
Derrick Gregory Randall, Storm Lake IA
VIOLATION - FINANCIAL LIABILITY
COVERAGE
Christopher Patrick Lipot, West Linn OR
20+ OVER + $2.00 EA. MILE IN A 55
MPH ZONE
William Randolph Zurn, Losgatos CA
FAILURE TO SECURE CHILD
David Gutierrez, Sac City IA
FAIL TO OBEY STOP OR YIELD SIGN
Michael A. Stepheson, Omaha NE
12 Hot wings $5.00
Every Thursday Night 5 to 9
Dollar draws
Paulene Invite yo
u t o c o m e check
& t 2 2 2
es a
their pric
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Pete Street in
Jennifer Mateo, Early IA
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH
SAFETYREG.RULES
William Matthew Lee Soll, Dows City IA (2
counts)
Jeerrol L. Pierce, Lancaster TX
Jeffery M. Olson, Omaha NE
Jeffery Lynn Hansen, Atlantic IA
Kris Evan Marra, Sioux Center IA
David L. Mumby, Bellevue NE
Galen G. Cech, Schuyler NE
Ryan C. Hansen, Schaller IA
KIrk Allan Camerer, Address Not Available
Paul Jerome Grinager, Watson MN
OPERATION BY UNQUALIFIED
DRIVER
David P Vande Bogart, Appleton WI
FAIL TO MAINTAIN SAFETY BELTS
Keith Eugene Scheelhaase, Obebolt IA
Lane Edward Bachman, Lake City IA
Donald Larry Thompson,. Schaller IA
Gary Donald Hammen, Jolley IA
PRESENCE OF ALCOHOL -CMV
Jeffery M. Olson, Omaha NE
16 - 20 OVER IN A 55 MPH ZONE
Michael Anthony Reissen, Aspen CO
Olidia Magdalena Zambrano, Des Moines IA
MAX HOURS OF SERVICE VIOLATION
Daniel Webster Heffner, Dubuque IA
Douglas E. Hackl, Manteno IL
Darrell Merlin Gasper, Council Bluffs IA
David L. Mumby. Bellevue NE
Paul Jerome Grinager, Watson MN
MAX GROSS WEIGHT VIOLATION
Nathan D. Fritz, Hornick IA
SUPPLY ALCOHOL TO PERSON
UNDERAGE
Charles F. Loxterkamp, Sac City IA
(712) 662 - 4702
N
out
orth 5th
c City Iowa
All People in this list have been found or
have pled guilty to these charges on or
between the dates of September 3, 2009
and September 10, 2009
FAIL TO CARRY REGISTRATION CARD
Larry W. Nation, Tower Hill IL
NO IOWA FUEL PERMIT
Scott A. Wiens, Beatrice NE
CARELESS DRIVING
Justin D. Fowble, Brayton IA
FAIL TO MAINTAIN CONTROL
Benjamin J. Harms, Wall Lake IA
OPERATION W/O REGISTRATION
Joseph Paul Glasnapp, Rockwell City IA
1-5 OVER IN A 55 MPH ZONE
Carrie Renae Anderson, Odebolt IA
Timothy Parick Lennon, Clare IA
POSSESSION OF ALCOHOL UNDER-
AGE (1ST OFF)
Amanda Nicole Shea, Yankton SD
IN RESTRICTED AREA AFTER HOURS
Marc Aaron Hanslip, Sergeant Bluff IA
11-15 OVER IN A 25 MPH ZONE
Trisha Marie Hathaway, San Bernardino CA]
1-5 OVER IN A 35 MPH ZONE
Tamara J. Larson, Sioux City IA
6-10 OVER IN A 35 MPH ZONE
Janet Sue Harcum, Hinton IA
6-10 OVER IN A 25 MPH ZONE
Troy M. Sitzmann, Columbus OH
6-10 OVER IN A 45 MPH ZONE
Robbie Charles Grundmeier, Carroll IA
FAILURE TO HAVE VALID LICENSE/
PERMIT WHILE OP
Martin Ramirez Medina, Des Moines IA