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Wednesday, September
14, 2016
Wednesday,
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OFFICAL NEWSPAPER FOR FAYETTE COUNTY AND THE CITIES OF ELGIN, CLERMONT AND WADENA
Laine and Kenny Aeschliman (back, l-r) were asked to be Queen and King of Wadena Days while their
son Chase (front, center) was asked to be grand marshal. Pictured with their other two sons, Brock
(left) and Lincoln, the Aeschlimans graciously accepted.
By Chris Deback
cdeback@fayettepublishing.com
couple tournaments. He
mostly just rides along now,
but once in a while the determined youth will grab
the driver and see what he
can do.
I think its easier for
him to start over now,
Chase Aeschliman (center) can often be found riding his new bike
around town with brothers (l-r) Lincoln and Brock. Aeschliman
suffered a stroke after a football practice in August 2015, but he has
been recovering swiftly. Chase was invited to be the Wadena Days
parade grand marshal, and he proudly accepted.
West Union resident Tim Hanson has made the Guinness World Records 2017: Gamers Edition for his high score in Donkey Kong Country for the Super Nintendo. However, it isnt a high score for the original release of the game, but rather a competition
cartridge that was produced for Blockbuster. A player has five minutes to get as high
a score as possible.
through my conservation
practices and management
of my land, she reflected.
The
conservationist
is active in her faith community at St. Peters Catholic Church in Clermont,
and in 1983 she was voted
Young Mother of the Year
in part for her involvement
in her childrens youth
organizations, 4-H and
Scouts. Sue was an active
4-H member and officer
during her youth, receiving several county awards.
She
continued
assisting with 4-H as an adult,
having received the 4-H
Alumni award and 25-Year
4-H Leader award for her
many years of volunteer
service at the county, area,
state and national levels.
Massman was recently
elected to the board of directors, as a representative
of Fayette County, for the
Norman Borlaug ISU Research Farm in Nashua.
Sue and Jim Massman had many plans for the farm they purchased together before Jim was diagnosed with brain cancer. He
died in late 2011, but Sue has continued to follow their dream in
his memory. She recently earned the Iowa Conservation Woman
of the Year award.
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The Northeast Iowa Walk to End Alzheimers will be held Saturday, Sept. 17, in Decorah. Planning
Committee members include (l-r) Debra Masek of Harpers Ferry, Sally Emerson of Lansing, Cindy
Torkelson of Elgin and Bethany Ellingson of Waukon. Not pictured is Michaela Collins of Waukon.
(submitted photo)
To the editor:
People ask me why do I
support the Northeast Iowa
Alzheimers Walk, and why do
I serve on the Northeast Iowa
Walk Committee?
I tell them I walk because someone I love has
Alzheimers. I walk because
I have seen rsthand what a
terrible disease this is. I know
that all diseases are horrible
and someone or other with
a disease affects us all, but
Alzheimers disease is real in
my life.
I walk because I see that
beautiful face looking at me
with confused eyes. I look into
those eyes and see an amazing
person a person that used
to be vibrant, fun, ambitious,
hardworking, caring for so
many, always willing to help
and to have fun. Those same
eyes look to me for guidance
and reassurance that it is going to be okay. Those eyes
look at me, knowing that they
should know me, but struggle
to come up with who I am or
why I am there to visit. Those
eyes look at me and smile
because they know that I am
someone they love dearly, but
dont know if they have been
married or if they have any
children. I look into those eyes
and reassure them it doesnt
matter. I will be there to love
and care for her no matter
what.
I walk because those
hands have taught me how to
cook, how to sew, how to garden, how to rock babies, and
Morningside
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City in August:
Clermont Heather
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Teaching);
West Union Brian
Schmitt (Master of Arts in
Teaching).
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Debra Kay
Reierson
ber of St. Peter Catholic
Church in Clermont and
a lifelong member of the
Knights of Columbus and
the American Legion.
Richard is survived
by his wife of sixty years,
Georgia Klein of Clermont,
Iowa; son, Jeffery (special
friend, Dawn Brainard)
Klein of Monona, Iowa;
and daughter, Brenda
(Terry) Olson of Postville,
Iowa;
grandchildren,
Tresa (Justin) Hargrave of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Kylee
Olson (ance, Travis
Uhlenhake) of Elgin, Iowa;
Brady (Gina) Klein of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa;
Kynzee
Olson
(special
friend,
Ashley Cioccio) of Postville,
Iowa; and Marcy Klein of
Cedar Falls, Iowa and two
sisters, Angela Dummett of
Britt, Iowa and Sylvia (Ed)
Blocker, Bancroft, Iowa.
He was preceded in
death by his daughter,
Trisha Klein; his parents; six brothers, Edwin,
Andrew, Leo, Sylvester,
Louis, and Marvin; and one
sister, Christina Houwen.
Visitation
will
be
Thursday, September 8,
2016 from 4-7 pm with a
4:00 pm Rosary and an
8:00 pm Scripture Service
at Schutte-Grau Funeral
Home and Cremation
Service, Clermont, Iowa.
There will also be a one
hour visitation before Mass
at the church on Friday.
Mass
of
Christian
Burial will be at 10:30 am
on Friday, September 9,
2016 at St. Peter Catholic
Church, Clermont, Iowa
with Rev. Jim Brockman as
the Celebrant.
Burial will follow at St.
Peter Catholic Cemetery,
Clermont,
Iowa
with
Military Rites.
Schutte-Grau Funeral
Home and Cremation
Service is helping the family with the arrangements.
Freewill Donation
Obituary
Richard
Aloysius Klein
Richard Aloysius Klein,
84, of Clermont, Iowa
died, Sunday, September
4, 2016 at Strawberry
Point Lutheran Home,
Strawberry Point, Iowa.
He was born May 16, 1932,
the son of Theodore and
Mary (Hoffman) Klein in
Granville, Iowa.
He attended St. Joseph Catholic
Schools in Ashton, Iowa,
graduating in 1950. On
Feb 10, 1953 he enlisted in
the Army. He served in
Germany until he was honorably discharged Feb 7,
1955.
On May 21, 1956
Richard was united in marriage with Georgia Reekers
at St. Patrick Catholic
Church in Sheldon, Iowa.
They happily celebrated
their 60th wedding anniversary this past May.
Richard worked the
family farm with his dad
and brothers until he enlisted in the Army. After
his return from the Army,
he began his career with
Ashton Cooperative. He
started by shoveling coal
from rail cars and worked
various positions throughout the Coop until being
named General Manager in
1970. Richard would later
manage coops at Clarence,
Iowa, Graettinger, Iowa,
and the Valley Cooperative
in Clermont and Elgin,
Iowa. He held that position
until his retirement on July
1, 1994. One of his proudest accomplishments was
to oversee the completion
of the feed mill at the Elgin
site before his retirement.
After retiring, Richard and
Georgia enjoyed traveling
and eventually bought a
place in Brownsville, Texas
where they spent their winters golng, playing cards,
and enjoying the company
of many friends. He especially enjoyed attending
their grandchildrens activities and making golf ball
cases to hold his collection
of logo balls. He was a mem-
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books and magazines
On Saturday, Sept. 3, at
6:06 p.m., the Fayette County
Sheriffs Ofce was notied of
a single-vehicle motorcycle accident on Harding Road north
of Clermont.
When deputies arrived,
it was learned that Larry Nading, 62, of Elgin was travelling
southbound on Harding Road
when he failed to negotiate
a curve. He lost control and
went into the ditch on his
2002 Harley-Davidson, eventually being thrown from the
motorcycle.
Nading was transported
to Gundersen Palmer Lutheran Hospital and Clinics before
being own to LaCrosse by
MedLink Air.
The Harley-Davidson is
believed to be totaled.
Charges are pending, and
this incident remains under
investigation.
The Fayette County Sheriffs Ofce was assisted by the
Iowa State Patrol, Clermont
Fire and Ambulance, and TriState Ambulance.
On Sunday, Sept. 4, at
approximately 4:15 p.m., the
Fayette County Sheriffs Ofce
received a 911 call of a personal-injury motorcycle accident
near the intersection of Kornhill Road and G Avenue.
When deputies arrived
on the scene, it was learned
that John Kommelter, 66, of
Waterloo was southbound on
G Avenue when a dog came
out into the roadway, causing
a collision.
Kommelter sustained injuries and was transported by
ambulance to the emergency
room at Gundersen Palmer
Lutheran Hospital and Clinics
in West Union.
Damage to the 2008 Harley-Davidson was estimated at
$5000.
Open Forum
On Wednesday, Sept. 7,
Fayette County Sheriffs ofcers conducted a search of a
residence in West Union and
recovered
items from
recent burglaries.
Deputies arrested Wanda
Tiedt, 59, of
West Union
for
two
counts
of
burglary in the third degree
(both Class D felonies), two
counts of criminal trespassing (simple misdemeanors),
and two counts of theft in the
fourth degree (serious misdemeanors).
After the search of Tiedts
residence, she was placed under arrest and taken to the
Fayette County Law Enforcement Center, where she admitted to those burglaries to
investigators.
Tiedt is still a suspect
in other crimes. This case remains open, and more charges
could be led at a later date.
Tiedt was released by the
courts to Pretrial Services later
in the day.
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On Saturday, Sept. 3, at
approximately 3 a.m., a Fayette County deputy initiated
a trafc stop on a silver 2009
Chevrolet Malibu for a trafc
violation approximately two
miles east of Maynard.
After further investigation, Kenndon Recker, 23,
of Stanley was arrested and
charged with operating while
intoxicated, rst offense (a
serious misdemeanor), and
having an open container (a
simple misdemeanor).
Recker was transported
to the Fayette County Law Enforcement Center, where he
received an initial appearance
and was later released on a
$2000 unsecured appearance
bond.
PUBLIC NOTICE
West Union, Fayette County, Iowa
Monday, August 29, 2016
The Board of Supervisors of Fayette
County, Iowa, met on Monday, August 29th,
2016, at 9:00 oclock a.m., at the Fayette County
Supervisors office.
The meeting was called to order by the
Chairperson, and the roll was called showing the
following Supervisors present and absent:
Present: Jeanine Tellin, Darrel Dolf & Vicki
Rowland
Absent: -NoneMotion was made by Dolf and seconded
by Rowland to approve the current agenda. On
roll call, all voted aye, none nay, and the motion
was carried.
Motion was made by Rowland and seconded by Dolf to approve the minutes from the
Monday, August 22nd, 2016 meeting. On roll
call, all voted aye, none nay, and the motion was
carried.
The Board met with Tim Cummings,
Custodian, for an update.
The Board met with Lisa Roberts,
Emergency Management, for an update.
The Board met with Karen Cameron &
Deb Weigel from the Oelwein Daily Register for
a review of the Fayette County Fact Book.
The Board met with Joel Fantz, County
Engineer, for an update.
The Board met with Catherine Miller,
Planning and Zoning, for an update.
The Board met with Dennis Chapman
for input regarding the design of the proposed
County Shop.
The Board met with Marty Fisher,
Sheriff, for an update.
Effective
7/21/2016
Michael
Starkweather has been employed as a Full
Time Detention Officer for the Fayette County
Sheriffs Office for 6 months. Michaels wage
will increase to $14.67 per hour.
The Board adjourned.
Upon request, this information could be
made available in large print, and/or computer
disk.
Lori Moellers ............................. Jeanine Tellin
County Auditor.....................Chair of the Board
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jurisdictions of Arlington, Clermont, Elgin, Fayette, Hawkeye, Maynard,
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NFV volleyball fans look on as Marrah Burrack (6) finishes a long run by knocking this ball back
onto the court. Her TigerHawk teammates were able to make the successful volley over the net to
save a point against Turkey Valley Thursday in West Union. Avoiding a collision is Jade Daughton
(2), who also made a great effort to get to the ball. (Jerry Wadian photo)
Jerry Wadian
jwadian@fayettepublishing.com
aces.
Saturday in Cresco,
the TigerHawks opened
pool play minus a couple
of starters who were in the
Watermelon Days Parade
in Fayette.
We had to make some
substantial changes to the
lineup and make adjustments on the fly, Ehler explained. We put Chloe Johansen into serve-receive,
a position she hasnt been
in during her volleyball
career. She did a great job
and helped us play steady
ball in the two wins.
NFV opened with wins
over Waukon (25-15 and 2118) and Turkey Valley (219 and 21-9). They lost the
final game in pool play to
host Crestwood, 23-25 and
17-21.
We were able to
switch back to our regular
rotation for the final match
in pool play, noted Ehler.
However, we had trouble
with the hosts great servers. In the second game, we
fell apart early, but rallied
to make it close.
In the championship
round, NFV beat New
Class 2A District 4
North Fayette
1-0 3-0
Union (LPC)
1-0 3-0
Waukon
1-0 2-1
Columbus
1-0 1-2
Cascade
0-1 2-1
Beckman
0-1 2-1
Monticello
0-1 2-1
Oelwein
0-1 -3
Last Weeks Scores
NFV 34, Cascade 14
Waukon 32, Beckman 7
Union (LPC) 42, Monticello 6
Columbus 14, Oelwein 6
This Weeks Games
Monticello @ NFV
Cascade @ Waukon
Oelwein @ Union (LPC)
Beckman @ Columbus
NFV
11
49-309
30
339
1-1-0
0
3-1
10-85
1
Cas.
First Downs
9
Rushing Yards
34-125
Passing Yards
27
Total Yards
152
Passing
1-4-0
Punts-Avg.
2-29.5
Fumbles-Lost
3-1
Penalties-Yds.
6-40
Turnovers
1
Scoring by Quarters
NFV
6 14 8 6
34
Cas.
0 7 0 7
14
Scoring as it Happened
1st- NFV: Kuhens, 1-yd. run (kick failed).
2nd- NFV: Kuhens, 25-yd. score (run failed).
2nd- CAS: Strub, 30-yd. run (kick good).
2nd- NFV: Kuhens, 28-yd. run (Mackey run).
3rd- NFV: Mackey, 45-yd. run (Hovden run).
4th- NFV: Guenther, 30-yd. pass from Hovden
(Hovden run).
4th- CAS: Lieurance, 15-yd. run (kick good).
Individual TigerHawk Stats
Rushing-; Tr. Kuhens,17-145; Mackey, 22-158; Hollinrake,
1-3; West, 2-5; Hovden, 3- (-2); Frieden- 1-(-3); Olson,
3-3.
Passing- Hovden- 1-1-0-27.
Receiving- Guenther, 1-27.
Kickoffs- Ta. Kuhens, 1-40; Connelly, 5-204.
Kickoff Returns- Mackey, 1-17; West, 1-12.
Fumble recovery- Tylen Burrow.
Tackles (assists-solo-total)- B. Frieden, 4-4-8; Ja. Burrow,
3-4-7; Guenther, 3-4-7; Wolfe, 1-5-6; Mackey, 3-2-5;
Lauer, 0-4-4; Baumler, 1-3-4; Ty. Burrow, 2-1-3; Loyd,
3-0-3; Hollinrake, 2-2-4; Schmitt, 1-1-2; Hovden, 3-0-3;
Lape, 3-0-3; Olson, 0-1-1; Wander, 0-1-1; Butikofer, 2-02; A. Frieden, 1-0-1.
Coachs Corner
Monticello (0-1, 2-1) @ NFV (1-0, 3-0)
For fans basking in NFVs big win over fourth-ranked Cascade and Montis thumping
at the hands of Union (LPC), TigerHawk head coach Bob Lape sounded a cautionary note,
Monticello is a very good football team. Much of their problem last week was the terrible
weather.
The Panthers use a pistol, trying to spread the field.
They will do a little bit of everything, noted Lape. They like to pass but use the
spread to open running lanes.
Coming into last week, the Panther QB was rated as the sixth-best in Class 2A.
On defense, Monti uses an attacking style utilizing an even front to create gaps for its
blitzing linebackers and D backs.
In a way Fridays game could be a trap game for the TigerHawks after coming off a
huge win and the Panthers lopsided loss.
Lape was not concerned about that, stating, Weve played a lot of these games over
the years, and done very well because we focus on keeping an even demeanor. We always
talk to the kids about not focusing on winning, but on getting better every day. If you get
better every day, the wins will come.
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Sports
September is
Preparedness Month
For every hill cross country runners must climb, there is usually a
slope down which he/she must put on the breaks a bit to maintain
balance. That is the case here for Emma Moyle in recent action.
The NFV sophomore finished 16th in her division at Thursdays
Invite in Waverly. (Jerry Wadian photo)
Juniors
Boys- 48. DeLuca,
22:36; 72. Miller, 29:25.
Girls4.
Ma.
Niewoehner, 21:46; 25.
Johnston,
26:39;
26.
Rausch, 26:40.
Sophomores
Boys- 22. Daughton,
20:20; 24. Douglas, 20:24;
35. Fantz, 21:27; 37. OHare,
21:35; 43. Halverson, 21:54;
49. Ward, 22:16; 59. Schup-
SMALL CLAIMS
BankIowa (Independence, IA)
v. Postel, Anthony Edward
(Independence, IA): Order for
Judgement led.
H&R Accounts, Inc. (Moline,
IL) v. Newton, William James
(Coralville, IA): Order for
Judgement led.
H&R Accounts, Inc. (Moline,
IL) v. Kemp, Lori (West Union,
IA): Order for Judgement led.
H&R Accounts, Inc. (Moline, IL)
v. Anfinson, Preston William
(Oelwein, IA) and Anfinson,
Tiffany (Oelwein, IA): Order
for Judgement led.
Oelwein Dental Associates
(Oelwein, IA) v. Logan, Jamie
John (Oelwein, IA): Order for
Judgement led.
Pleggenkuhle Properties
(Denver, IA) v. Johnson,
Jessica Lynn (Oelwein, IA):
Order for Judgement led.
Hertz Farm Management
(Strawberry Point, IA) v. Boney,
Talana (Clermont, IA): Small
Claims led, Dismissed w/o
prejudice led.
Veridian Credit Union
(Waterloo, IA) v. Buehneman,
Tami Jo (Oelwein, IA): Small
Claims led.
Gundersen Lutheran Admin.
Services, Inc. (LaCrosse, WI) v.
Vagts, Holli Jean (West Union,
IA): Small Claims led.
Tri-State Regional Ambulance
(LaCrosse, WI) v. Opperman,
Dean (Hawkeye, IA) and
Opperman, Gilda Marie
(Hawkeye, IA): Small Claims
led.
Gundersen Lutheran Admin.
Services, Inc. (LaCrosse, WI) v.
Bachtell, Shannon Katherine
(Arlington, IA) and Bachtell,
Tobias John (Arlington, IA):
Small Claims led.
Gundersen Lutheran Admin.
Services, Inc. (LaCrosse, WI) v.
Franzen, Jennifer Kay (Elgin,
IA) and Franzen, Paul D.
(Elgin, IA): Small Claims led.
Midland Funding, LLC (Cedar
Rapids, IA) v. Koecke, Lorna
(Oelwein, IA): Small Claims
led.
CIVIL CASES
City of Oelwein (Oelwein, IA) v.
Daveys Doins, LLC (Waverly,
IA): Motion to Dismiss led.
CRIMINAL CASES
Little, Glen Arthur (Elgin, IA):
Aggravated Misdemeanor;
Order of Disposition led,
Written Plea of Guilty led.
Avenson, Joshua Conrad
(Westgate, IA): Aggravated
Misdemeanor; Motion for
Continuance led.
Gillam, Larry Deshawn
(Waterloo, IA): Aggravated
Misdemeanor; Order of
Disposition led.
Wrice, Daniel Warren (Oelwein,
IA): Aggravated Misdemeanor;
Order of Disposition led,
Written Plea of Guilty led.
Randall, Cameron Andrew
(Fredericksburg, IA):
Aggravated Misdemeanor;
Written Plea of Guilty led.
Glaser, Kathy Joan (West Union,
IA): Aggravated Misdemeanor;
Order of Arraignment led.
Hannan, Todd Michael
(Fairbank, IA): Aggravated
Misdemeanor; Trial
Information led, Order for
Arraignment led.
Hammer, Joshua Michael
(Independence, IA):
Aggravated Misdemeanor;
Order of Arraignment led.
Farmer, Brett Matthew
(Waucoma, IA): Aggravated
Misdemeanor; Order of
Arraignment led.
Coleman, Kavon Tyree
(Oelwein, IA): Felony; Order of
Disposition led.
Farmer, Brett Matthew
(Waucoma, IA): Felony; Motion
for Continuance led.
Sargent, Joshua Glen (Fayette,
IA): Felony; Order of
Disposition led (x2).
Bamford, Forrest Shane
Governor Terry E.
Branstad has proclaimed
September as Preparedness
Month in Iowa.
Preparedness Month
is sponsored by the Iowa
Department of Homeland
Security and Emergency
Management
(HSEMD),
the Iowa Emergency Management
Association
(IEMA), the Safeguard
Iowa Partnership (SIP) and
the National Weather Service (NWS).
During Preparedness
Month, HSEMD, IEMA, and
SIP are urging Iowans to
take simple steps to ensure
they and their families are
prepared. Those steps are
make an emergency plan,
by the ood.
An Iowa DBHRT is a
trained team of volunteers
who can mobilize resources to provide post-disaster
mental health services
statewide.
The Department of
Human Services, Northeast
kins lymphoma.
For more information,
call Nancy Wulfekuhle at
(563) 518-1061, Kathy Vierow at (563) 422-7483, or
Mark Fedeler at (319) 2383754.
Continuance led.
Coonradt, Natasha Linn
(Calmar, IA): Simple
Misdemeanor; Hearing for
Initial Appearance led.
Green, Abby Claire (Oelwein,
IA): Simple Misdemeanor;
Hearing for Initial Appearance
led.
Espinoza Garcia, Jose Luiz
(Calmar, IA): Simple
Misdemeanor; Written Plea of
Not Guilty led, Order Setting
Trial led.
Gile, Anthony William
(Winthrop, IA): Simple
Misdemeanor; Order Setting
Trial led.
Coonradt, Brian David
(Hawkeye, IA): Simple
Misdemeanor; Order of
Disposition led.
Watt, David Russell (Oelwein,
IA): Simple Misdemeanor;
Hearing for Initial Appearance
led, Order Setting Trial led.
Tiedt, Wanda Lee (West Union,
IA): Simple Misdemeanor;
Criminal Complaint led,
Hearing for Initial Appearance
led.
Williams Cooke, Donnell
(Fayette, IA): Serious
Misdemeanor; Probation
Revocation led, Order for
Probation Revocation led.
Scheffert, Bailey John (Oelwein,
IA): Serious Misdemeanor;
Motion to Dismiss led.
Morrison, Tammy Lynn
(Waterloo, IA): Serious
Misdemeanor; Trial
Information led, Order for
Arraignment led.
Waller, Joshua Allen (Wadena,
IA): Serious Misdemeanor;
Trial Information led, Order
for Arraignment led.
Copley, Anthony Allen (Oelwein,
IA): Serious Misdemeanor;
Order of Arraignment led.
Aller, Gregory Lathen (Fayette,
IA): Serious Misdemeanor;
Criminal Complaint led,
Hearing for Initial Appearance
led.
Sills, Gregory Richard (Oelwein,
IA): Order for Judgement led.
Cavnar, Justin Thomas
(Westgate, IA): Order for
Judgement led (x2).
Pattison, Justin Douglas
(Sumner, IA): OWI; Motion for
Continuance led.
Zesiger, Madison Elizabeth
(Ottumwa, IA): OWI; Motion
TRAFFIC CHARGES
Frederickson, Russel Lee
(Strawberry Point, IA): Dark
window or windshield.
Otdoerfer, Brian Edward (Fort
Dodge, IA): Failure to obey stop
sign and yield right of way; No
valid drivers license.
Miller, Rolley Hiram (West
Union, IA): No lamp or ag on
rear-projecting load.
Riley, Landon Michael
(Randalia, IA): Speeding, 55 or
under zone, 6-10 over.
Blue, Logan Henry (Hawkeye,
IA): Use of electronic
communication device - age 18.
Stewart, Matthew Raymond
(Oelwein, IA): Failure to
maintain or use safety belts adult.
Lembke, Mason Michael (Elgin,
IA): ATV or ORUV - Operation
on highway or snowmobile
Williams, Nathan Michael
(Hazleton, IA): Open Container
- Passenger 21 years old or older.
Baumgartner, Carrie Lee
(Edgewood, IA): Speeding, 55 or
under zone, 1-5 over.
Soderquist, Alex William
(Hawkeye, IA): Speeding, 55 or
under zone, 1-5 over.
Sharar, Danielle Nicole
(Waverly, IA): Failure to provide
proof of nancial liability.
Lauer, Kelli R. (West Union,
IA): Failure to provide proof of
nancial liability.
Swearingen, Aaron Michael
(Westgate, IA): Poss./Purch. of
alcohol by person 18/19/20, 1st
offense.
Hudson, Robert William (Ave
Maria, FL): No valid drivers
license.
Mensen, Quentin Dean
(Manchester, IA): Speeding, 55
or under zone, 6-10 over.
Gillespie, Jeff Allan (Fountain,
MN): Speeding, 55 or under
The Elgin
Echo
The Fayette
Leader
Senior
Community
Garden View
The
theme for National Assisted Living
Week, as promoted
by the National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL), is Keep
Connected.
The annual, na-
tional
o b s e rvance
p r o vides a
unique
o p p o rtunity for
residents,
their
loved
ones, staff, volunteers, and surrounding communities to
celebrate the individuals served in assisted living and learn
more about this sector of the long term
care profession.
The 2016 theme,
Keep Connected,
recognizes the increasing opportunity
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provided in these
communities through
innovations in technology.
However, Keep
Connected is about
more than technology. Assisted living reminds us that
sometimes the best
relationships
are
formed face-to-face.
For many staff members, residents become family, and this
bond can never be
broken. Meanwhile,
assisted living communities are an integral part of the larger
community. Staff cultivate
connections
with local families,
business
owners,
government organizations, community
organizers and others to ensure that
residents remain an
active part of where
they call home.
Established
by
NCAL in 1995, National Assisted Living Week will be
held Sept. 11-17,
2016. Assisted living
communities across
the country are encouraged to use the
theme and logo as
inspiration for celebrations leading up
to and during the
week.
Call Kristin or
Cathy for more
information:
(563) 245-1620
Join us at Traditions as we
KEEP CONNECTED
with Events & Activities throughout
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A10
Farms
Erling and Mary Bilden of Elgin were among those recognized at the Iowa State Fair for
having an Iowa Century and Heritage farm this year. Started by his great-grandfather,
Torgrim, in 1866, the Bilden farm continues to raise beef cattle and many acres of crops
in its present form. (Zakary Kriener photo)
By Zakary Kriener
Contributing Writer
zkirener@fayettepublishing.
com
Each year, dozens of
family farms from around
the state of Iowa are honored with the distinction of
being named an Iowa Century farm or an Iowa Heritage farm, constituting 100
years or 150 years of the
same family owning farmland, respectively. This year,
the Erling and Mary Bilden
farm near Elgin was named
to both lists as one portion
of their Clayton County farm
originated in 1866 and the
rest was purchased in 1882.
My great-grandfather,
Torgrim
Larson-Bilden
bought the rst 80 acres of
the farm for $233 at a tax
sale, explained fourth-generation farmer Earling. Another 80 acres was added in
1882, making up the 160acre farmstead.
After Togrim planted the
roots for the now 150-year
old farm, he passed it on
to one of his sons, Hans T.
Bilden. From there, the farm
was handed to Erlings father, Tilpher.
In 1979, Erling ofcially
took ownership of the rural
Elgin farm.
Back in the early days
of the farm, they raised everything, shared Bilden.
Dairy cows, beef cows,
hogs, chickens, you name
it.
He went on to say that
under his watch, the farm
was home to beef cows and
hogs for many years.
We sold the hogs a
while back and went to raising custom hogs after that,
he continued. About ve
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CONGRATULATIONS,
HERITAGE
FARM AWARD!
ESB
Farmers Mutual
Insuraance Assn.
Insurance
Assn
Assn
Proud of our
Heritage Farmers...
Erling and Mary Bilden!
www.viaeld.com
HERITAGE
FARM!
Bodensteiner
Implement
563-425-4176
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www.bodimp.com