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The Keota Eagle
VOL. 140 NO. 12
“THE OLDEST BUSINESS SERVING KEOTA AND COMMUNITY FIRST - SINCE 1875”
Keota Junior High
Science Fair
Tyler Waterhouse and JD Stout
Jolee Walker and Carly Jaeger
Nolan Verstraete and Sam Menke
Community
Events
Knights of Columbus
Fish Fry March 27
The Knights of Columbus Fish Fry will take place
on Fri., March 27 serving
from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. at
the KC Hall in Harper.
Pancake Brunch
March 29
The North Keokuk
County Fire Department
will host a Pancake Brunch
on Sun., March 29 from
7:00 a.m. to 12 noon.
Keota’s Annual Easter
Egg Hunt April 4
The annual Keota Easter Egg Hunt will take place
on Sat., April 4 starting at
10:00 a.m. at Wilson Memorial Park in Keota. Children 4th grade and younger
are welcome to participate
in the event.
Keota School’s Snow
Make-Up Days
The Keota School District will have snow makeup days on Tues., April 7
and Wed., May 27.
KHS Spring Play April
14 and 15
KHS Spring Play Way
Out West in a Dress will be
presented on Tues., April
14 and Wed., April 15 at
7:30 p.m.
Keota City Wide Garage
Sales April 17-19
The City of Keota will
have City-Wide Garage
Sales Fri., April 17 to Sun.,
April 19.
Keota Spring Clean-Up
April 25
The Keota Spring CleanUp will be on Sat., April 25.
Items must be curb side by
end of day April 24 for Saturday pick-up.
Keota Fun Days June 12
& 13
Keota Funs Days will be
held on Fri., June 12 and
Sat., June 13, 2015.
WEDNESDAY
March 25, 2015
ONE DOLLAR
Keota QRS Breakfast
The Keota QRS held their annual breakfast on Sunday, March 22 at the Holy Trinity Parish Hall
in Keota. Donations for this event go towards a radio booster for better communication with
responding units. If you missed the event, but would like to donate, donations can be sent to:
Keota QRS, PO Box 154, Keota, Iowa, 52248. If you are interested in joining or have questions about
joining contact one of the members.
Pictured above are members serving up the delicious breakfast: Zane Snedigar,
Jeannie Striegel, Teri Carl, John Snedigar, Tyler Bayliss, and Michael Carl. Photo by
Tomisha Sprouse, KE Editor
Keota Vendor and Craft Fair
Keota Community
Garage Sales
Frankie Johnson and Brianna Duwa
Kendall Wilson and Jaime Schulte
The Keota Junior High Science Fair took place on Friday, March 13, 2015 from
1:00 to 3:00 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Pictured above are just a few of the
projects on display. For a list of results see page 4 and more photos on pages 6 &
7 of this week’s issue! Photos by Tomisha Sprouse, KE Editor
This week’s color
in The Keota Eagle
is brought to you by
This year the City of Keota is going to put one large Community
Wide Garage Sale together to try
get to get more people involved
and minimize the confusion.
Garage Sale weekend will be April
17 to 19 for the whole community. Please notify city hall if you
will be participating by April 10 at
4:00 p.m. with all your information. The city is going to try something similar to other communities by putting an ad in the paper
with all the locations of the sales
and summary of items at each location. There will be a fee to be
included in the ad. The ad will be
in the April 15 issue of The Keota
Eagle. Handouts will be made and
set out at the bank, County Line
Mart and Keota Eagle Foods. If
you don’t want to be on the map
handout or ad than please just advertise as you feel is needed. Each
person is responsible to putting
up their own signs around town
and taking them down, just like
you were in the past years. Please
call Keota City Hall at 641636-2266 with any questions
about the garage sale.
The Keota Spring Vendor
and Craft Fair took place at the
Holy Trinity Parish Hall in Keota
on Saturday, March 21 from
9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. There
were over 20 vendors available
to peruse through, a bake sale
by the Keota Model U.N. and
Schmitty’s had food available for
purchase as well.
Pictured top: Angela and
Schuyler Snakenberg along
with their daughter, Esther,
helped out at the Model U.N.
Bake Sale with Hannah Reed,
Grant Hill, Miranda Romoser, Madison Sheetz, Mariah Lyle, and Sierra Lyle. Pictured above right:
Katie McDonald, displays her Pampered Chef items. Pictured above: Becky Adrian displays her It
Works! products along with Jillian Heisdorffer and Melissa Doud. Pictured above left: Kristi Sheetz
along with granddaughter, Jacey Berg, sold hand-made knit mittens. Photos by Tomisha Sprouse,
KE Editor
Trees need to be trimmed to city code of eight feet above the sidewalk and
fifteen above the street by April 15, 2015 or the city will do the work and
access the cost to the property owner’s taxes.
Farmers Cooperative
Visit your friendly Co-op
641-636-3748 or
641-636-3439
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Community News
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Community Billboard
Senior Center Menus
Offered every Monday, Wednesday
& Friday at the Senior Citizens Center,
211 E. Broadway St., Keota. Call for
reservations at 641-636-2391.
3/27: Salmon loaf, baked
potato,
broccoli-caul-raisin
salad, peach crisp.
3/30: Cook’s Choice.
4/1: Breaded chicken
breast, parsley butter potato,
green bean amandine, fresh
melon, fruited yogurt.
School Menus
BREAKFAST
3/26: Omelet, apple, juice,
milk.
3/27: Breakfast pizza,
pears, juice, milk.
3/30: Cinnamon roll,
applesauce, juice, milk.
3/31: Pancakes with syrup,
pineapple, juice, milk.
4/1: Breakfast pizza, tropical fruit, juice, milk.
LUNCH
3/26: Taco salad, whole
grain corn tortilla chips and
salsa, refried beans, cinnamon
puffs, pineapple.
3/27: Shrimp poppers,
mashed potatoes, green beans,
wheat roll and jelly (9-12),
orange wedges.
3/30: Hamburger on
a bun, romaine and tomato,
sweet potato puffs, fruit cocktail, rice crispy bar.
3/31:
Macaroni
and
cheese, meat balls, peas, fresh
baby carrots, whole wheat
bread and jelly, apple wedges.
4/1: Chili, whole grain
corn chips, cauliflower and
cucumber, cinnamon roll,
orange wedges.
Happy 16th Birthday
Austin Roehrig
and Congratulations
on your Silver Medal
for Basketball in
Special Olympics!
Powell Funeral Home
& Cremation Service
203 S. Green St.
Keota, Iowa
Pre-Need Funeral &
Cremation Planning Available
641-636-3109
24 Hour Funeral News
641-636-2279
www.powellfuneralhomes.com
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Church Services & Activities
United Church
Holy Trinity
Of Faith
Parish
Birthdays &
Anniversaries
3/25: Jackson Sheetz, Jay
Huber, Mark Sheetz, Vickie
McCoid, M/M Brian Cave.
3/26: David Jaeger, Deb
Greiner, Jeremy Sieren, Kathy
Ewald, Mark Beenblossom,
Nate Adair, Shirley Karr.
3/27: Brenda Sieren, M/M
Denny Redlinger, M/M Nathan
Anderson.
3/28: Dustin Draisey, Kevin
Merz, Margaret Brinning, M/M
Andrew Striegel.
3/29: Brian Striegel, Easton
Lyons, Jessalyn Aller, Paige
Geil, Sarah Striegel, Zoey Sieren,
M/M Rex Sheetz.
3/30:
Ashton
Welch,
Dalton Redlinger, Emerson
Werger,
Josephine Greiner,
Kayly Cansler, Larry Davis,
Lynn Brenneman, Nicole Geil,
Stella Welch, M/M David
Cheek.
3/31: Madison Sieren,
Matthew Hahn, Pauline Cave,
M/M Bill Gretter, M/M Merlin
Conrad.
4/1: Gabrielle Darnell, Jana
Lyle, Janis McNurlen, Scott
Dill, M/M Lee Sypherd.
4/2: Brayden Beinhart,
Katherine
Marcano-Bell,
Kenley Jeffries, Korbyn Berg,
Teigha Carl, Tony Altenhofen,
M/M Paul Morris.
Jr./Sr. High School
Calendar
3/25: Dismiss at 1:00 p.m.
for Prof. Dev. Mtgs.
3/26: Jrs. to College Fair
at Washington High School,
1:00 to 2:45 p.m.; (B) Track at
Washington, 4:00 p.m.
3/26 - 3/27: State Science
& Technology Fair of Iowa at
ISU Campus, Ames.
3/27: (B) Soccer Scrimmage
at Solon, 5:00 p.m.
3/31: (G) Track at Belle
Plaine, 4:30 p.m.
3/31 - 4/1: Elementary
Parent/Teacher Conferences,
4:00 to 8:00 p.m.
4/2: Senator Grassley visit,
12:30 p.m.; JH Track at Lone
Tree, 4:30 p.m.
4/2 - 4/6: Vacation - No
School.
DEADLINES
FRIDAY AT 12 NOON
Rev. Charles Fladung
Mass Schedule
Holy Trinity, Keota:
Saturday 6 pm, Sunday 8 am
St. Mary’s, Sigourney:
Saturday 4 pm, Sunday 10 am
Phone: 641-636-3883
Sat., March 28, 6 PM:
Lector: Don Conrad and Bonny
Weber; Servers: Taylor, Riley and
Avery Conrad; Gifts: M/M Matt
Ives; Communion: Don Conrad,
Donna Clubb, M/M Bob Weber;
Ushers: M/M Matt Ives, Lee
Jaeger, Jeanette Besser.
Sun., March 29, 8 AM:
Lector: Bob Altenhofen and
Scott Sieren; Servers: Patrick
Clarahan, Cooper Sieren, Bryce
Greiner; Gifts: M/M Curt Bell;
Communion: Scott Sieren, Tim
Sieren, Denise Sieren, Nadine
Greiner; Ushers: M/M Curt Bell,
Sheryl Clarahan, Chuck White.
Maplewood Manor: Patty
Sieren.
Upcoming Events
Fri., March 27 to Sun.,
March 29: Annual COR - Christ
in Others Retreat at Holy Trinity
Parish Center in Keota. Open for
high school students 10th to 12th
grades. There is limited space so
please register soon. The retreat
begins at 7:30 p.m. on March 27.
Contact: Matt and Janie Hahn,
23404 330th Ave., Keota, IA
52248, 641-636-3171(Home); 319330-6109 (Matt’s cell); 319-3308236 (Janie’s cell). Registration
forms can be found at the main
doors of your parish church.
Sun., March 29: No
Religious Education.
Sun., April 5: No Religious
Education.
Thurs., March 26: Kids’
Club, 3:45 to 5:00 p.m.
Sun., March 29: Palm
Sunday; Liturgist: Crystial
Wright; Greeters: Jill Bader
and Andrea Bennett; Musician:
Angie Carr.
Thurs., April 2: No
Kids’ Club; Maundy Thursday
Service, 7:00 p.m.
Fri., April 3: Good
Friday.
Sun., April 5: Sunrise
Service, 7:00 a.m.; Regular
Service, 9:00 a.m.; Liturgist:
John Snedigar; Greeters: Pat
Hultman and Alyssa Hultman;
Candle
Lighters:
Molly
and Jeff Sprouse; Musician:
Jane Edwards and Janie
Westendorf.
Bethel Church
Pastor LuAnn Benge
319-456-3105
6 miles east of Sigourney on Hwy. 92
thebethelumc.org
Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.;
Worship at 10:30 a.m.
Alive at Five every 1st and 3rd
Sunday evening at 5 p.m.
IHCC Winter
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Obituaries
Maxine June Duncan
Pastor Betsey Sue Neipert
201 North Ellis Street, PO Box 208
Keota, IA 52248-0208
(641)636-3825
[email protected] - email
www.keotaucf.org - webpage
Keota UCF – facebook page
Sunday Worship Service - 9:00 AM
Youth Sunday School – 9:15-10 AM
Bible Study Fridays - 9:00 AM
Prayer Service Wednesdays 6:00 PM
A big thank you to my children and their
spouses for all the good care given to me in
the last 6 weeks. Also thank you to family,
friends, neighbors, and Church family for
all the cards, calls, food, and visits. It took a
lot of encouragement to get through the first
week. The great-grandchildren’s homemade
cards and visits helped. The eye is healed.
Thank you everyone for all the support!
Joan Horning
Indian Hills Community
College has released the names
of the students who completed
their graduation requirements
at the end of the 2014-15
Winter Term.
This is a list of students
who received an Associate of
Arts (AA) degree, Associate of
Science (AS) degree, Associate
of Applied Science (AAS) degree, Diploma or Certificate at
the end of the Winter Term.
Keota: Stephanie Baker (AA);
Sigourney: Hailey Gillum
(AA), Halee Herr (AAS), Samuel
Herrera (AA).
The Keota Eagle
Indian
Hills
Community
College has released the names
of the students who were on the
college’s academic Honor Roll
for the 2014-15 Winter Term. To
be included on the Honor Roll
an IHCC student must be enrolled fulltime and have a grade
point average for the term of 3.5
or higher on a 4.0 scale.
Keota: Kayla E. Baker, Jade N.
Redlinger;
Sigourney: Kacey Q. Cranston,
Kaitlin Dillon, Robin R. Handy,
Courtney J. Herman, Samuel A.
Herrera, Matthew D. Lucas, Kevin
R. Weber, Drayce E. Webster.
Keota Planning and
Zoning Agenda
Agenda for the April 1,
2015 Keota Planning and
Zoning Committee Meeting
at Keota City Hall starting at
7:00 p.m.
1. Meeting Called to Order
2. Roll call
3. Approve agenda
4. Citizen Comments
5. Review Application for
Vision Ag Request Rezoning
of Parcel
6.
Discuss
Monthly
Meeting when Applications
are Submitted
7. Committee comments
8. Adjourn
Maxine June Duncan, 82, of
Ainsworth, Iowa, died peacefully at home on Saturday,
March 7, 2015.
Maxine June Duncan was
born June 30, 1932, the daughter of Lewis and Olive (Conklin)
Coss in Fredericksburg, Iowa.
Maxine graduated from Wilton
High School. She later married Robert J. Duncan on April
18th, 1959, in Davenport,
Iowa. She was a member of the
United Presbyterian Church in
Columbus Junction and The
County Line Club. She enjoyed
swimming with the Y-group,
walking, and loved dancing as
well as visiting with friends.
From the Shelves of
Wilson Memorial Library
Submitted by Juli
Hisel, Library
Director at Wilson
Memorial Library.
The following juvenile
books
have been purchased by Merlyn and Mary
Ellen Detweiler in memory of
Stibe Flander: Let It Shine and
Hand In Hand.
A book has been purchased in
memory of Sandra Thompson
by Dick Norenberg. It is called
Liar, Temptress, Soldier, Spy: Four
Women Undercover in the Civil
War.
The following books are
new at the Wilson Memorial
Library:
Children’s Books: Gabe: The
Dog Who Sniffs Out Danger; Egg;
The Story of Easter.
Juvenile
Books: White
Needle.
Large Print: The Promise of
Palm Grove by Shelley Shepard
Gray; The Girl Next Door by
Ruth Rendell; The Rosie Effect
Seasons of Tomorrow (Amish
Vines and Orchards, Book 4).
Fiction: Angels At the Table
by Debbie Macomber; Miracles
and Mercy; Carnal Curiosity by
Stuart Woods; Where the Horses
Run; Three Wishes by Liane
Moriarty.
Young Adult: The Internet for
Dummies.
Keota Veterans
Keota Chapter AV
Memorial Update T.T.T. Meets
The Keota Veterans Memorial
Committee has been hard at work
collecting, verifying and re-verifying names and information for the
Memorial. If you have been contacted more than once, please be
patient and understanding as we
are trying to be as accurate as possible. One of our proposed goals
was to list the name of the veteran, branch of service, and if they
served in a conflict. An example
would be - JOHN DAVID JACOBS
- AIR FORCE - KOREA. Because
of limited space for a maximum
number of characters and the possibility of inaccurate information,
the committee has decided to list
only names. A directory of some
sort will be available with additional information. This directory
will be on site on special occasions
and also will hopefully be available at different businesses within
Keota.
To view the latest update of
names for the Memorial go to
www.keotaeagle.com - the list is
located under Latest News. If you
have any questions or comments
regarding the names, information or Memorial in general contact one of the Veteran Memorial
Committee Members and not the
newspaper office as The Keota Eagle
does not have a master list.
FISH FRY
at Knights of Columbus Hall, Harper
Friday, March 27
Serving 5:00 to 7:30 p.m.
$10.00 Per Person
Maxine is survived by her
husband Robert of Ainsworth,
Iowa; daughter Cindy (Tom)
Messenger of Keota, Iowa;
grandson Tim Messenger of
Ainsworth, Iowa; sister-inlaw Connie Coss of Durant,
Iowa; sister Helen Sambdman
of Westminester, California;
brothers Gale (Carla) Coss of
LeClaire, Iowa, Bob (Carmen)
Coss of Wilton, Iowa, LaVern
(Jan) Coss of Davenport, Iowa,
and numerous nieces and
nephews.
She was preceded in death
by her parents, sisters: Phyllis
Coss, Dorthy Erickson, Evelyn
Farris, and Goldie Chandler;
brothers: Stuart, Kenneth,
Lewis, and Larry Coss.
A Celebration of Life Service
will be held on Saturday, April
4, 2015 at the American Legion
building located at the north
end of Main Street in Columbus
Junction. Visitation will be
from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. The service will start at 2:00 p.m. with
Pastor Don Clark officiating.
Memorials may be directed
to the Washington County
Hospice, United Presbyterian
Church of Columbus Junction,
or the Ainsworth Community
Church.
Children 1/2 Price
Serving Whole Catfish, Tilapia, Scalloped & Baked
Potato, Cole Slaw, Green Beans, Roll & Drink
PUBLIC INVITED
For Carry Outs Call 319-330-6456
Chapter AV T.T.T. met on
Monday, March 16, 2015 at the
home of Marilyn Luttenegger
with Mary Vittetoe as co-hostess.
President Karen Sypherd
called the meeting to order
with 11 members answering
roll call. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Treasurer’s Report
was given and Correspondence
was read.
Committee Reports: Ways
and Means - Pecans are still
available for sale and can be
purchased from Penny Morris
at Vision Ag or from any T.T.T.
member. Other money making
projects were discussed. Camp
- We have six girls interested
in attending Camp Wyoming.
A campership was discussed. A
list of items needed for camp
was passed around for members
to donate if they wished to.
Unfinished business: No report on the hospital equipment.
New business: Easter greetings will be sent to the home
bound.
There were no bills to be presented. Initiation was not held
at this meeting. The next meeting will be on April 21, 2015
with Shelley Greiner as hostess
and Nadine Greiner as co-hostess.
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Legals
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Keota City
Council Meeting
March 16, 2015
The Keota City Council met on March 16,
2015, in the city hall. The meeting was called to
order at 7:01 P.M. by Mayor Anthony Cansler.
Council Members answering roll call were
Conrad, Greiner, Westendorf and Davis. Councilman Hill was unable to attend. City employees
present were Conrad and Osweiler. Slaubaugh
was unable to attend.
Motion was made by Westendorf to amend
the agenda to add approval of the K. Weber as
a lifeguard, approval of VFW Fun Days Dance,
approval of cementing batting cage at Wilson
Memorial park, discussion of tobacco and alcohol signs at Wilson Memorial park; Davis seconded the motion. Motion passed with a unanimous vote.
Motion was made by Davis to approve the
amended agenda, Conrad seconded the motion. Motion passed with a unanimous vote.
Motion was made by Greiner, seconded
by Davis to approve the minutes from the previous meeting. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion was made by Westendorf to approve the hire of K. Weber as a lifeguard, Davis seconded the motion. Motion passed with a
unanimous vote.
Motion was made by Westendorf to approve the VFW having a dance on Saturday
night of Fun Days and closing off Broadway
Avenue from Fulton Street to Ellis Street, Conrad seconded the motion. Motion passed with a
unanimous vote.
The ball association approached the councilman Westendorf about cementing the batting
cage at the Wilson Memorial park. Motion was
made by Greiner to approve the ball association
to cement the batting cage’s existing area all
the way to the adjacent fence, Conrad seconded the motion. Motion passed with a unanimous
vote.
Westendorf was approached about hanging signs on the ball field’s fences asking people
to not use tobacco and drink alcohol during the
games. Officer Conrad said that it is already illegal to drink at the ball fields. The council agreed
to let the ball association hang signs asking everyone to not bring alcohol or tobacco on the
premises during the games, but have to remove
the signs when they are not using the fields.
Osweiler presented the prices from three
different water meter vendors and the options
they offer. She was asked to have each of the
salesman attend the meeting to discuss their
products with the council.
Kevin Slaubaugh was unable to attend;
therefore, there was no public works report.
Officer Doug Conrad presented the following report for the police department. There were
seventeen complaints/service calls: assault,
two theft, fraud, vandalism, four family/children,
suicide, traffic accident, two misc. complaints,
two animal and traffic violation. He is looking
into the contracts that Verizon provides for
police departments. He asked that the city put
rock where he parks the city police truck. The
council agreed to do this. He is working on multiple warrants. Motion was made by Greiner to
approve the police departments report, Westendorf seconded the motion. Motion passed
with a unanimous vote.
Motion was made by Greiner to approve
contract with Volken’s Excavating, Davis seconded the motion. Motion passed with a unanimous vote.
Osweiler did the first reading of Ordinance
251: An Ordinance Amending Provisions Pertaining to Traffic Code Enforcement. There was
some discussion about how the IA DOT does
not like this ordinance and how the city attorney
does not recommend the implementing of it.
The council asked that the city attorney attend
the next council meeting to discuss his concern
and the IA DOT letter in more depth.
Osweiler did the first reading of Ordinance
252: An Ordinance Amending Provisions Pertaining to Rates Charged for Water Service and
Minimum Usage Gallons.
Motion was made by Conrad to approve
Resolution 2015-9: A Resolution Approving
Grant Application to the WCRF for 2015 Spring
Grant Cycle, Westendorf seconded the motion.
A roll call vote was taken: “Ayes”- Greiner, Westendorf, Conrad and Davis; “Nays”- None; and
“Absent”- Hill. Motion passed with a majority
vote.
Motion was made by Conrad to approve
Resolution 2015-10: A Resolution Approving
the Sale of One Cemetery Lot to J.Scott & Terri
Swartzendruber, Westendorf seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken: “Ayes”- Greiner,
Westendorf, Conrad and Davis; “Nays”- None;
and “Absent”- Hill. Motion passed with a majority vote.
Motion was made by Westendorf to approve April 25th as the spring clean-up date for
the town, Greiner seconded the motion. Motion
passed with a majority vote.
Davis asked that the community reminded
that burning leaves or other yard waste is illegal
in city limits and be added to the newsletter. Motion was made by Davis to approve the newsletter with the one addition, Conrad seconded the
motion. Motion passed with a unanimous vote.
Motion was made by Westendorf to approve the February financial report, Greiner
seconded the motion. Motion passed with a
unanimous vote.
FUND
RECEIPTS
EXPENDITURES
DARE
125
104.25
POLICE FORFEITURE
125
GEN FD INV
0.17
GEN FD LIBR INV 0.56
LIB BUILDING 0.15
GEN FD CEM INV 0.85
POLICE VEHICLE INV 0.06
PARK & CEM VEH 0.46
CITY HALL BLDG RPR 1.72
CIVIL DEFENSE
0.36
TENNIS COURT PARK 0.02
WILSON MEM LIB 1.99
T&A METER INV 5.41
CHECKING
55273.56
94566.69
GENERAL
14174.9
18891.13
TRANS. IN 8
TRANS. OUT
DARE
0
0
ROAD USE
8848.67
5012.87
TRANS. IN
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 263.21
5453.67
CAPITAL IMPROV RESER 62.29
LIBRARY
184.24
3645.6
TRANS. IN
LIBRARY MUSEUM 0
0
WATER
22142.82
7669.35
TRANS. IN 137
TRANS. OUT
CP. WTR. TRTMNT. PLANT 0
0
TRANS. IN
CP. WTR. TOWER 0
TRANS. IN
CP. WTR. MAIN DAVIS ST 0
0
TRANS. IN
CP. WTR MAIN BROAD/DAVIS 0
1739.92
UTILITY DEPOSITS 605.41
222.54
TRANS. IN
TRANS. OUT
200
SEWER
9091.7
5989.42
TRANS. IN 55
SEWER EXT-BROADWAY 0
1021.93
TRANS. IN
SEWER PLANT UPGRADE 0
TRANS. IN
TOTAL
55573.24
49846.43
TOTAL T.I. 200
TOTAL T.O.
200
Motion was made by Conrad to pay the bills
list below, Davis seconded the motion. Motion
passed with a unanimous vote.
The council received a letter requesting
that water aerobics be from 6-7 p.m. instead
of 5-6 p.m. Monday thru Thursday. There will
be two sessions of water aerobics this year.
The two different sessions will have different
instructors. Rachel White will be the pool man-
Public Notices
ager this year and Maitland Sieren will be the
assistant manager.
Motion was made by Greiner, seconded by
Davis to adjourn. Motion carried unanimously.
Meeting adjourned at 9:18 P.M. The next regular scheduled council meeting will be on April 6,
2015, in city hall at 7 p.m. in city hall.
CITY OF KEOTA
CHECK SUMMARY REGISTER
MARCH 3, 2015 -MARCH 16, 2015
NAME
DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
BAUGHMAN, MELINDA, PAYROLL $65.67
CONRAD, DOUGLAS L., PAYROLL$1,657.49
FREDERICK, CRAIG, PAYROLL $1,112.66
HISEL, JULI L., PAYROLL
$475.24
LUERS, DIXIE L., PAYROLL
$359.81
OSWEILER, NICOLE, PAYROLL $1,058.56
SLAUBAUGH, KEVIN L., PAYROLL$1,236.64
AFLACFREDERICK, CONRAD, LUERS & HIS
$471.84
BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD
APRIL HEALTH INSUR
$5,391.94
COUNTY LINE MART, LLC
FUEL FOR SNOW & POLICE $140.71
COX SANITATION & RECYCLING
FEB GRBG AND RECYCE $3,506.08
FARMERS CO-OP ASSN
FUEL ALL DEPT
$424.16
HAWKINS, INC.
WTR CHEMICAL
$285.70
HR GREEN, INC.
P&D WORK FOR SWR PLNT$14,000.00
IDEAL READY MIX CO., INC.
SNOW REMOVAL
$247.50
INFOMAX OFFICE SYSTEMS INC.
FINAL PAYMENT FOR LEASE$2,034.50
JULIE HILL
2ND MOWING PAYMENT
$2,500.00
KEOTA EAGLE FOODS
SUPPLIES FOR CITY HALL
$28.20
KEOTA TRANSMISSION & REPAIR LLC
SNOW PLOW BATTERY
$356.48
MUNICIPAL SUPPLY, INC
WTR CLAMP
$122.00
STATE HYGIENIC LAB
WTR & SWR TESTING
$1,096.50
TREMMEL BACKHOE SERVICE
WTR/SWR DISCONNECT
$250.00
US CELLULAR
CELL PHONES FOR ALL DEPT$187.37
VITTETOE, INC
REDUCING BRUSHING
$7.50
WINDSTREAM
PHONE/FAX FOR MARCH
$249.111
Total
$37,265.66
K12
Public Notice
LOCAL OPTION SALES AND SERVICES
TAX ORDINANCE
Ordinance # 43
An ordinance establishing a Local Option
Sales and Services tax applicable to transactions within the incorporated areas of Hedrick
and Thornburg and the unincorporated area of
Keokuk County.
WHEREAS, the cities of Hedrick and Thornburg and the unincorporated area of Keokuk
County, Iowa, have complied with the statutory
and electoral requirements to impose and collect local option sales and services tax upon
transactions within their respective incorporated
and unincorporated areas thereof pursuant to
Iowa Code Chapter 422B which further requires
that the Keokuk County Board of Supervisors
adopt an ordinance to implement the same,
the Board of Supervisors determines that it is
appropriate to do so, and hereby adopts and
enacts the following LOCAL OPTION SALES
AND SERVICES TAX ORDINANCE upon the
first consideration thereof after suspending
the statutory requirement that the ordinance
be considered and voted upon for passage at
two meetings of the Board of Supervisors prior
thereto by a recorded vote of the majority of that
Board, to-wit:
SECTION 1: TITLE
This ordinance shall be entitled LOCAL
OPTION SALES AND SERVICES TAX ORDINANCE.
SECTION 2: PURPOSE
The purpose of this ordinance is to implement the local option sales and services tax
approved by the voters of the cities of Hedrick
and Thornburg and the unincorporated area of
Keokuk County, Iowa.
The rate of the tax shall be one percent (1
%) upon the gross receipts taxed under Iowa
Code Chapter 422, Division IV and 422B-Local
Option Tax, in the cities of Hedrick and Thornburg and the unincorporated area of Keokuk
County, Iowa.
The local sales and services tax herein is
imposed on transactions occurring on or after July 1,2015 until further changed and/or
repealed within the incorporated city limits of
Hedrick and Thornburg and the unincorporated
area of Keokuk County, Iowa. All persons required to collect state gross receipts taxes shall
collect the tax pursuant to Iowa Code section
422B.8 for local option sales and services tax.
All applicable provisions of the appropriate sections of Iowa Code Chapter 422, Division IV are
adopted and incorporated as a part hereof by
this reference.
SECTION 4: SEVERABILITY CLAUSE
If any section, provision or part of this ordinance shall be adjudged invalid or unconstitutional, such adjudication shall not affective the
validity of the ordinance as a whole or any section, provisions or part thereof not adjudged to
be invalid or unconstitutional.
SECTION 5: EFFECTIVE DATE
This ordinance shall be in effect after its
final passage, approval and publication as provided by law.
FIRST READING OF LOCAL OPTION
SALES AND SERVICES TAX ORDINANCE,
WAIVER OF SECOND AND THIRD READINGS AND APPROVAL THEREOF: Motion
to approve by Mike Hadley, Second by Daryl
Wood, on the 9th day of March, 2015:
AYES: Michael Berg, Michael C. Hadley,
Daryl K. Wood.
NAYS: None
Approved by the Keokuk County Board of
Supervisors on this 9th day of March, 2015.
/s/ Michael Berg, Chairman
Keokuk County Board of Supervisors
ATTEST: s/s Christy Bates,
Keokuk County Auditor
SK12
Keokuk County
Board Proceedings
MARCH 16, 2015
The Keokuk County Board of Supervisors
met in regular session, Monday, March 16,
2015 in the Board Room of the Courthouse. All
members were present.
Hadley moved, Wood seconded to approve
the agenda. All ayes and motion carried.
Wood moved, Hadley seconded to approve
the minutes of March 9, 2015 as submitted. All
ayes and motion carried.
Met with Engineer McGuire regarding Keokuk County Highway Department happenings
as follows: investigating a non-farmable wet
area; conservatively hauling rock; dust control
is upcoming and brush cutting will begin again
next fall.
Wood moved, Hadley seconded to approve
the March 16, 2015 claim listing. All ayes and
motion carried.
Met with Sheriff Hinnah regarding plumbing issues at County jail. Board consensus was
to proceed with said plumbing project and requested to be updated on happenings and related costs thereof.
Wood moved, Hadley seconded for Emergency Management to submit a Notice of Interest (NOI) for Hazard Mitigation Planning Grant
Application on behalf of Keokuk County. Mike
Hadley seconded the motion. All ayes and motion carried.
Review and possible approval of business
property tax credit applications was not held
due to today being the filing deadline. This will
be placed on next week’s agenda.
Hadley moved, Wood seconded certification
of expenses for March 3, 2015 Special LOSST
Election as submitted. All ayes and motion carried.
Various board and committee reports were
held. Wood worked on RUSS/Ollie sewer project. Berg - road ride with Engineer McGuire.
Hadley and Berg attended County Day in Des
Moines last week.
Discussion of old/new business and public
comment was held. Auditor Bates was presented an unemployment reimbursement check for
Keokuk County in the amount of $36,887.75
from ISAC Executive Director Peterson. Jim
Dickinson was present to inform SADC is expanding outreach to include economic development and tourism opportunity to all cities within
Keokuk County and also of plans regarding a
website events calendar to display activities for
all Keokuk County entities.
On vote and motion the meeting adjourned
at 9:55 a.m.
The above and foregoing information is a
summary of the minutes taken at the above indicated meeting. The full and complete set of
minutes are recorded and available at the office
of the Keokuk County Auditor.
CLAIM DATE: March 16, 2015
ABRAMS, DOYLE
15.00
ABS FIRE EQUIP
1,994.30
ADAM, TOM
15.00
AGRILAND FS
2,650.56
AHLERS & COONEY
500.00
ALL AM PEST CONTROL
75.00
ALLIANT ENERGY
1,221.17
ALTORFER MACHINERY
1,099.29
AM HOME FIND ASSOC
93.30
ANDERSON LARKIN & CO
500.00
ANSWER PLUS
68.25
BAIN ELECTRIC
75.50
BARRON MOTOR
62.66
BAYMONT INN & SUITES
295.68
BENDER, MARGARET
7.25
BERG, MICHAEL
843.30
BOENDER, JUSTIN
15.00
BOND, RICHARD
19.95
BOS, JEANNINE
92.75
BRINGMAN, GOLDA
73.38
BROWER, JEFF
30.00
BROWER, KATHY
95.00
CARD CENTER
451.09
CARPENTER UNIFORM
209.47
CATERED BY CHARLOTTE
70.00
CENTRAL IA DISTRIBUTING
555.40
CHRISTNER, BEVERLY
79.23
COBB OIL CO INC
17.99
COX SANITATION & RECY
11.00
DAVIS, CODY
25.00
DES MOINES STAMP MFG
28.70
DIMENT, MARY
71.76
DIRECTV
67.48
DON’S TRUCK SALES
619.41
ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING
30.00
ESOLUTIONS INC
1,083.00
FERRELL, JAMES
17.10
FISHER, SUE
67.50
FOWLER, MIKE
15.00
FRANK DUNN CO
789.00
FRITCHEN, MARTHA
73.38
GILL, HOLLY SUE
66.48
GOLL, ANN
45.00
GREENLEYS CORP
100.58
GRETTER AUTOLAND
87.75
GRIMES, BARBARA
65.25
H & M FARM & HOME
60.83
HANSELMAN, BETH
26.00
HARRIS, R A
30.00
HEISDORFFER, STEPHEN
18.60
HEMSLEY, CONNIE
78.76
HOUSE, GEORGE
5.70
HYVEE ACCTS REC
37.99
IA ST SHERIFFS & DEP ASSOC
250.00
IOWA COMM NETWORK
30.94
IOWA SEC OF STATE
123.36
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY
800.00
ISAC
50.00
ITSAVVY LLC
20,100.34
JACK WALKER CDJ
110.75
JACK’S CORNER DRUG
19.99
JOHNSON CO SHERIFF
31.50
K AND L FOODS
1,539.52
KEMPF, MARGARET
193.44
KEOKUK CO HEALTH CTR
371.35
KEOKUK CO HWY DEPT
132.92
KEOKUK CO RECORDER
19.45
KERKOVE, FRANCIS
30.00
KERR, AMY
71.13
KONE INC
150.86
KRACHT, KATHRYN
70.68
LAMPING SCHLEGEL & SALAZAR 200.00
LANKFORD, WENDY
65.00
LIBERTYVILLE SAVINGS BANK
25.00
LINDER, HOWARD
35.40
LISCO/LTDS
1,288.88
Department of Management - Form S-PB-6
LONG, JOYCE
73.83
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
LOWN, JOHN E
15.00
LUERS, KEVIN
15.00
LUMBER COMPANY
186.61
LYLE, DENNY
15.00
MAHASKA CO SHERIFF
17.74
MAIL SERVICES LLC
345.44
MAILING SERVICES INC
2,575.00
MCGUIRE, ANDREW
401.20
MERZ, CAROLYN SUE
77.86
MESSERSCHMITT, LAVADA
97.24
MID-AMERICA PUBLISHING
3,659.35
MILLER, PAT SNAKENBERG175.24
MOORE, JANICE
98.80
MOORE, JO ANN
65.25
MORRIS, REBECCA
67.06
MULTI-COUNTY OIL
3,850.41
MYLES MILLER REFRIG
204.42
NICHOLSON, PHYLLIS
67.51
NO ENGLISH TELEPHONE
606.44
O HALLORAN INT
135.27
OFFICE CENTER
361.43
PENDLETON, CRYSTAL
72.50
PHELPS AUTO SUPPLY
713.36
PRAIRIE MEADOWS HOTEL
123.20
QUILL CORP
60.56
RICE, JUNE
15.00
RICHARDSON, GERTIE
7.25
ROBERTSON, ALICE
65.25
ROBERTSON, LINDA
10.88
SACKETT, JEAN
68.88
SADLER POWER TRAIN
69.08
SANCHEZ, NORMA
81.48
SCHROEDER FRAME & ALIGN
142.00
SCHROEDER, JOHN
50.83
SDE TIRE & SERVICE
40.25
SEELEY, MARK
107.88
SEELEY, STEVEN
80.59
SHIPLEY, DIXIE LEE
65.25
SIEREN, DAN
15.00
SIGOURNEY CLEANERS
37.20
SIGOURNEY TV & APPLIANCE
79.00
SIGOURNEY, CITY OF
496.39
SINCLAIR TRACTOR
2,627.07
SKUNK RIVER ARMS
384.76
SMITH, LARRY G
91.17
SNAKENBERG, RONALD
17.70
SNYDER, ANN
66.48
SPILMAN, ANN
32.63
STRINGFELLOW, MARILYN
76.10
STROBELS INC
758.15
STULL, BEA
82.38
SWANSON, DORTHY JO
72.03
T I P REC
1,254.84
THOMSON REUTERS-WEST
112.10
THRELKELD-LARSON, VIRGINIA
202.28
TIFCO INDUSTRIES
145.55
TRUE VALUE
96.31
US CELLULAR
605.43
VERIZON WIRELESS
40.01
WAECHTER, MARILYN
41.60
WAGLER MOTOR CO
43.95
WALSTON, BERDENE
67.06
WAPELLO RURAL WATER
152.44
WASHINGTON CO HOSPITAL
785.00
WASHINGTON CO MHDS
2,504.49
WASTE MANAGEMENT
7,301.30
WEBER, GAIL
74.73
WHEELER, DAWN
73.38
WHITE, MISTY
140.00
WILLIAMS, MICHAEL
67.06
WINDSTREAM
1,469.11
WOOD, DARYL
159.75
WORKMAN, KATHY
66.15
YATES, MARGARET
70.68
ZEE MEDICAL
2,432.05
TOTAL
$78,083.97
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PROPOSED KEOTA SCHOOL BUDGET SUMMARY
Department of Management - Form S-PB-6
FISCAL YEAR 2015-2016
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PROPOSED KEOTA SCHOOL BUDGET SUMMARY
Location of Public Hearing:
Date of Hearing:
FISCAL YEAR 2015-2016
Time of Hearing:
Keota Community School
505 N. Ellis St.
04/09/15
7:00 PM
Location of Public Hearing:
Date of Hearing: Time of Hearing:
Keota, IA 52248
Keota
Community
School
The Board of Directors will conduct a public hearing on the proposed 2015/16 school budget at
505 N. Ellis St.
04/09/15
7:00 PM
the above-noted location and time. At the hearing, any resident or taxpayer may present objections
Keota,
IA
52248
to, or arguments in favor of, any part of the proposed budget. This notice represents a summary of
1
1
The Board of Directors will conduct a public hearing on the proposed 2015/16 school budget at
the supporting detail of revenues and expenditures on file with the district secretary. A copy
the above-noted location and time. At the hearing, any resident or taxpayer may present objections
of the details will be furnished upon request.
to, or arguments in favor of, any part of the proposed budget. This notice represents a summary of
Re-estimated
Avg %
the supporting detail of revenues and expenditures on file with the district secretary.
A copy
Budget 2016
Actual 2014
2015
14-16
of the details will be furnished upon request.
Taxes Levied on Property
1
1,855,550
1,797,106
1,762,377
2.6%
Re-estimated
Utility Replacement Excise Tax
2
55,555
56,072
55,187 Avg %
0.3%
Budget 2016
Actual 2014
2015
14-16
Income Surtaxes
3
19,264
20,233
202,373
-69.2%
Taxes Levied on Property
1
1,855,550
1,797,106
1,762,377
2.6%
Tuition\Transportation Received
4
100,000
108,000
99,186
Utility Replacement Excise Tax
2
55,555
56,072
55,187
0.3%
Earnings on Investments
5
4,800
4,440
9,960
Income Surtaxes
3
19,264
20,233
202,373
-69.2%
Nutrition Program Sales
6
105,000
100,000
94,170
Tuition\Transportation Received
4
100,000
108,000
99,186
Student Activities and Sales
7
175,000
171,000
157,014
Earnings on Investments
5
4,800
4,440
9,960
Other Revenues from Local Sources
8
412,900
784,400
277,743
Nutrition Program Sales
6
105,000
100,000
94,170
Revenue from Intermediary Sources
9
0
0
0
Student Activities and Sales
7
175,000
171,000
157,014
State Foundation Aid
10
1,763,306
1,783,872
1,620,636
Other Revenues from Local Sources
8
412,900
784,400
277,743
Instructional Support State Aid
11
6,284
0
0
Revenue from Intermediary Sources
9
0
0
0
Other State Sources
12
26,500
28,200
384,902
State Foundation Aid
10
1,763,306
1,783,872
1,620,636
Commercial & Industrial State Replacement
13
12,701
5,847
0
Instructional Support State Aid
11
6,284
0
0
Title 1 Grants
14
47,000
46,759
44,716
Other State Sources
12
26,500
28,200
384,902
IDEA & Other Federal Sources
15
118,000
120,577
116,240
Commercial & Industrial State Replacement
13
12,701
5,847
0
Total Revenues
16
4,701,860
5,026,506
4,824,504
Title 1 Grants
14
47,000
46,759
44,716
General Long-Term Debt Proceeds
17
0
0
315,000
IDEA & Other Federal Sources
15
118,000
120,577
116,240
Transfers In
18
131,679
100,390
45,025
Total Revenues
16
4,701,860
5,026,506
4,824,504
Proceeds of Fixed Asset Dispositions
19
0
0
51,913
General Long-Term Debt Proceeds
17
0
0
315,000
Total Revenues & Other Sources
20
4,833,539
5,126,896
5,236,442
Transfers In
18
131,679
100,390
45,025
Beginning Fund Balance
21
1,258,119
1,802,039
1,946,843
Proceeds of Fixed Asset Dispositions
19
0
0
51,913
Total Resources
22
6,091,658
6,928,935
7,183,285
Total Revenues & Other Sources
20
4,833,539
5,126,896
5,236,442
Beginning Fund Balance
*Instruction
Total Resources
Student Support Services
21
23
22
24
1,258,119
3,043,000
6,091,658
35,000
1,802,039
2,932,000
6,928,935
33,600
1,946,843
2,825,080
7,183,285
18,864
Instructional Staff Support Services
25
*Instruction
23
General Administration
26
Student Support Services
24
School/Building Administration
27
Instructional Staff Support Services
25
Business & Central Administration
28
General Administration
26
Plant Operation and Maintenance
29
School/Building Administration
27
Student Transportation
30
Business & Central Administration
28
This row is intentionally left blank
31
Plant Operation and Maintenance
29
*Total Support Services (lines 24-31)
31A
Student Transportation
30
32
*Noninstructional Programs
This row is intentionally left blank
31
Facilities Acquisition and Construction
33
*Total Support Services (lines 24-31)
31A
Debt Service
34
32
*Noninstructional Programs
AEA Support - Direct to AEA
35
Facilities Acquisition and Construction
33
*Total Other Expenditures (lines 33-35)
35A
Debt Service
34
Total Expenditures
36
AEA Support - Direct to AEA
35
Transfers Out
37
*Total Other Expenditures (lines 33-35)
35A
Total Expenditures & Other Uses
38
Total Expenditures
36
Ending Fund Balance
39
Transfers Out
37
Total Requirements
40
Total Expenditures & Other Uses
38
Proposed Property Tax Rate (per $1,000 taxable
Ending Fund Balance
39
valuation)
Total Requirements
40
174,000
3,043,000
151,000
35,000
187,000
174,000
89,800
151,000
382,110
187,000
157,000
89,800
0
382,110
1,175,910
157,000
175,000
0
55,000
1,175,910
399,860
175,000
148,363
55,000
603,223
399,860
4,997,133
148,363
131,679
603,223
5,128,812
4,997,133
962,846
131,679
6,091,658
5,128,812
170,000
2,932,000
145,000
33,600
207,000
170,000
88,800
145,000
376,110
207,000
153,000
88,800
0
376,110
1,173,510
153,000
168,000
0
776,000
1,173,510
383,728
168,000
137,188
776,000
1,296,916
383,728
5,570,426
137,188
100,390
1,296,916
5,670,816
5,570,426
1,258,119
100,390
6,928,935
5,670,816
162,840
2,825,080
200,675
18,864
193,156
162,840
83,769
200,675
404,375
193,156
455,601
83,769
0
404,375
1,519,280
455,601
175,707
0
355,193
1,519,280
329,664
175,707
132,305
355,193
817,162
329,664
5,337,229
132,305
44,017
817,162
5,381,246
5,337,229
1,802,039
44,017
7,183,285
5,381,246
962,846
12.16782
6,091,658
1,258,119
1,802,039
6,928,935
7,183,285
Proposed Property Tax Rate (per $1,000 taxable
valuation)
12.16782
3.8%
3.8%
-12.0%
-0.2%
-12.0%
-0.2%
-14.1%
-14.1%
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KHS to Present:
Way Out West in a Dress
Clarence Rawlins (Zach Mousel) and Roger Graines (Sloan Ott) are
headed to Luck Lady, Nevada where Clarence’s aunt Iva Fortune has left
him a wonderful establishment in her will. They, and the members of
their acting troupe Heide Gray (Grace Shemanski), Bobbie Pinz (Megan
Hill) and Nell Clipper (Elise Swanstrom) were ready to get of the acting
circuit of the Wild West and run the saloon that Iva left Clarence, however, once they arrive in Lucky Lady they find out that the saloon is run
by Colt Revolver (Grant Hill) with the assistance of Jessica James (Maggie
Baker) and employees, bartender Phillip Glass (Riley Conrad), Piano
player Melody Plunkett (Bianca Cardons) and Show Girls Barbara Seville
(Abby Schulte) Carrie O’Key (Olivia Sieren) and Eileen Dover (Gracie
McHugh) What they have been left is the Luck Lady Hair Salon!
They decide to make the best of things, (No self respecting man would
run a hair salon in the Wild West!) but manage to get entangled with
the life and crime of Lucky Lady. Judge Levy Fines (Marty Baker), lawyer WIll Reader (Turner Klein) Blacksmith Smitty Black (Jacob Moeller),
preacher’s wife Sadie Blessing (Megan Adam), and Rancher Rhoda Steed
(Caroline Reeves) all join in the confusion and add to the merriment!
Tickets go on sale soon for the Tuesday, April 14 and Wednesday,
April 15 production of Way Out West in a Dress! Reserve yours today!
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Wednesday, March 25, 2015
The Keota Eagle
The Eagle’s Wing
Keota Jr./Sr. High School Student Newspaper
BREE HAS HER FEET FIRMLY PLANTED ON THE GROUND
JUNIOR HIGH
SCIENCE FAIR
2015
BY MIRANDA ROMOSER
The Junior High Science Fair
was held on Fri., March 13, in the
cafeteria. Both 7th and 8th grade
science classes participated in
the Science Fair. Awards were
presented in three categories and
results are as follows.
Best Overall: 1st - Taylor Conrad
& Aaliyah Heldman: Scorching Hot
& Freezing Cold: The Experiment of
How Bacteria Grows; 2nd -Jamie
Schulte & Kendall Wilson: Higher
Fire; 3rd -Bergen Dalton & Lauren
Imhoff: A Freezing Fight .
Best Presentation: 1st - Jillian
Schulte & Addison Sprouse: Up
the Creek; 2nd -Nolan Verstraete
& Sam Menke: The Electronic
Challenge; 3rd - Dawson Baumert &
Joe Swanstrom: Where’s the Feed?
Real Life Application: 1st Lauren Sieren & Addison Swanson:
How Does Your Garden Grow? 2nd
-Jake Ives: Pull My Finger; 3rd Jolee Walker & Carly Jaeger: Name
Brand vs. Generic.
Congratulations to all of the
Science Fair participants on a job
well done!
The Best Overall Award was given to Taylor
Conrad and Aaliyah Heldman for their project,
“Scorching Hot & Freezing Cold: The Experiment
of How Bacteria Grows.”
BY MAITLAND SIEREN
On May 7, 1997, Brianna
Joy Aliann Reed, otherwise
known as Bree, was born.
Bree is the daughter of
Alycia and Jeff Horras and
Ronnie Reed. Bree also has
two step brothers, Lane and
Ben Horras. Bree’s favorite
family tradition is visiting
her family in Texas. She ad-
mires her mother, Alycia,
most because she is always
willing to help people out in
any circumstance. During her
years of high school, Bree has
been involved in cross country, soccer, Student Council,
Yearbook, CYM, and Speech.
She enjoys soccer most because she forgets about ev-
erything and plays her heart
out. While she is not busy,
Bree’s hobbies are being active, art, and online shopping.
After high school, Bree
plans to attend Kirkwood
Community College in the fall
for Landscape and Design.
She chose this career because she loves being outside
and working on new projects.
In ten years, Bree sees herself being debt free from
college, and having a job
she loves. The qualities she has that will
get her to her goals
are being ready to
learn and being
willing to try new
things.
Three things
Bree wants to
accomplish
in her lifetime are to
travel, eat
healthy, and try new things.
Out of all her classes, she
enjoys Art the most because
it is calming and she gets to
do projects she chooses. The
class that has prepared her
the most for life has been
Horticulture because it has
taught her more about plants
than she expected. KHS has
taught her to be more outgoing and eager to start
new things in life. She
believes these skills
are necessary to
be successful in
her journey.
B re e ’s
advice for
future seniors is:
“A l wa ys
have an open
mind, because
your life is
just beginning.”
KHS BLOOD DRIVE
BY DESIRAE HESSETINE
Senior Brooke Sieren waits patiently while
giving blood.
Senior Ben Horras is calm and collected
while donating blood.
On Mon., March 16, the KHS Chemistry class (pictured above) held
the annual blood drive. Their goal was to collect 55 units. They surpassed
this goal and collected 64 units. A total of 73 people signed up, and 9 were
deferred. There were 19 first time donors. The Chemistry class would like to
thank everyone who participated, and see you next year!
The Best Presentation Award was given to
Jillian Schulte and Addison Sprouse for their
project, “Up the Creek.”
Paden Uphold gives moral support to Tyler
Verstraete.
First place in Real Life Application went to
Lauren Sieren and Addison Swanson for their
project, “How Does Your Garden Grow? “
Senior Madison Sheetz smiles for the
camera.
Pictured to the right is Nurse Rick explaining the procedure of giving blood to Tyler
Verstraete at the Annual Chemistry Blood
Drive on Mon., March 16 in the high school
gym.
This page was composed
and designed by Keota High
School students. The Keota
Eagle is not responsible for
the makeup or editorial
content expressed.
QUESTION OF
THE WEEK
BY DESI HESSELTINE
• Mar. 25 - 1:00 p.m. dismissal for
Staff Professional Development
• Mar. 26 - Juniors to College Fair in
Washington, 1:00-2:45 p.m.; Senior
Field Trip to Iowa City Public Library,
10:40 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.; Boys Track @
Washington, 4:30 p.m.; Science Fair at
ISU Campus
• Mar. 31 - Elementary Parent-Teacher
Conferences, 4:00-8:00 p.m.
• Mar. 31 - Girls Track @ Belle Plaine,
4:30 p.m.
• Apr. 2-6 - Spring Break
• Apr. 2 - Senator Grassley visit,
12:30 p.m.; JH Track @ Lone Tree,
4:30 p.m.
• Apr. 6 - Golf vs. Sig./Tri-Co., 4:15
p.m.; (B) Soccer @ MP vs. Clear Creek,
4:30 p.m.; (G) Soccer @ Clear Creek,
4:30 p.m.
• Apr. 7 - Classes Resume, Snow MakeUp Day
• April 14-15 - KHS Spring Musical,
“Way Out West in a Dress,” Auditorium,
7:30 P.M.
BLAST
FROM THE
PAST
BY MADI SIEREN
HOW WILL SENIORS
RESPOND THE SECOND
TIME AROUND?
Each week, we ask a
Senior the same question they were asked for
the Question of the Week
when they were in 7th
grade. Let’s see how their
responses have changed
over the years...
Maitland Sieren
Q: What do you enjoy
about Spring?
7th:
A: Sleeping
to the thunderstorms.
KHS HOLDS ANNUAL SPEECH BANQUET
2014-15
EAGLE’S WING
STAFF
DESI HESSELTINE
MADI SIEREN
BAILEY BEINHART
MIRANDA ROMOSER
SIERRA LYLE
MAITLAND SIEREN
MAGGIE BAKER
ERIN CHALUPA
GRANT HILL
ADVISER:
ANGELA CONRAD
Pictured to the left is Amy Hemsley giving
a big thumbs up while Nurse Rick prepares the
injection site on Mon,. March 16.
MARK
YOUR
CALENDARS
BY SIERRA LYLE
The Improv group of Marty
Baker, Caroline Reeves, and Elise
Swanstrom accept their State
speech awards.
The senior speech members pose for a final picture with their
coaches, Gina Bennett and Mike McNurlen.
This end of the year speech banquet was held on Friday, March
13. All types of food came through at this potluck. Coaches
Mike McNurlen and Gina Bennett gave out many awards and
three groups received All-State Honors. Sloan Ott won the
Outstanding Senior Award. Everyone got special prizes from
the coaches for a job well done and an excellent season this
year.
MR. CARLSON
TEACHER
HANNAH REED
12TH
PADEN UPHOLD
11TH
GIANT REESE’S BECAUSE
IT’S MY FAVORITE CANDY
AND IT’S SUPER SIZED
CADBURY EGGS BECAUSE
THE CHOCOLATE IS SO
GOOD
12th:
A: Being able
to enjoy the
fresh air.
Tyler Verstraete, Nate Sieren, and Isaiah Hahn
were State participants in the Readers Theater.
Sloan Ott accepts the
Outstanding Senior Award
from coach Mike McNurlen..
Senior
Countdown
34
SCHOOL DAYS
TIL
GRADUATION
Members of “The Bible in 30 Minutes or Less” smile for the camera.
.
JILLIAN SCHULTE
ERIN CHALUPA
NICK IVES
8TH
10TH
9TH
TY SIEREN
7TH
BY BAILEY BEINHART
WHAT IS YOUR
FAVORITE
EASTER CANDY
AND WHY?
JELLY BELLIES BECAUSE OF
THE ASSORTMENT OF THE
FLAVORS
PEEPS BECAUSE
THEY ARE CUTE
SKITTLES BECAUSE I
DON’T LIKE CHOCOLATE
REESE’S BECAUSE
I LIKE THEM
REESE’S PEANUT BUTTER
CUPS BECAUSE THEY
HAVE PEANUT BUTTER
AND ARE REALLY GOOD
The Keota Eagle
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HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
NOTICES
Heavenly Organics is seeking a
highly organized, energetic, enthusiastic Administrative Assistant to support our General Manager as well as
Sales support. Duties will include, but
are not limited to, customer service,
travel arrangements, entering orders
and maintaining sales data base.
Hours are M-F 8:00-5:00. Heavenly
Organics is located in Keota, IA.
Please send resumes to [email protected]
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Help Wanted: Days, nights and
weekends at Walk “ER’ Drive Thru.
Call Midge at 641-622-2253, leave
message.
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Help Wanted: Need Key Carrier/
Supervisor at True Value store in
Sigourney. Part time for Saturdays
and Sundays. Please apply at the
store.
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Help Wanted: Protein Transport truck
driver, CDL-A Tanker Endorsement.
Pre-employment drug testing. Home
most ights. Call 641-868-2049, ask
for Dave.
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Mechanic (Diesel - All Levels) Opening: Sign-on Bonus! Competitive pay,
comprehensive health benefits, 401K
and more! Certifications and skilled
knowledge to repair, troubleshoot
engines/electrical/brake/cooling systems/transmissions, Call today. Penske Truck Leasing: 1-855-976-6830.
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Experienced Trailer Mechanic, Day
Shift. Oberg Freight Company is
seeking an experienced trailer mechanic. We offer top pay and an
excellent benefits package. Qualified individuals may contact: Dan at
515-955-3592, ext. 5 or [email protected]
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Class A CDL Local Drivers for IA
& MINN. $20.00/hr some jobs up
to$35.00/hr plus Benefits. Call
Monson & Sons @ 1-800-463-4097
ext 110/109. EOE (INCN)
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Hiring Regional Class A CDL
Drivers. New Pay Package. Home
Most Weekends, and $1500 SignOn Bonus! Call 1-888-220-1994 or
apply at www.heyl.net (INCN)
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Iowa Select Farms has local openings for Sow Farm Technicians and
Class A CDL drivers. Technicians are
responsible for the daily care of animals. Positions start at $28,000/year
and increase to $31,000 after just one
year plus full benefits. Class A CDL
drivers ideally live within 45 miles of
Iowa Falls and transport pigs within
our production system five days a
week, home EVERY DAY. Benefits,
competitive salary and $1200 SIGN
ON BONUS. Call Allyson at 641-3163251 for more info!
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RN’s up to $45/hr, LPN’s up to
$37.50/hr, CNA’s up to $22.50/hr
Free gas/weekly pay $2,000 bonus
AACO Nursing Agency 800-6564414 (INCN)
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Butler Transport Your Partner in
Excellence. CDL Class A Drivers
Needed. Sign on Bonus. All miles
paid. 1-800-528-7825 or www.butlertransport.com (INCN)
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$3000 Sign On Bonus! Experienced
Class A CDL Drivers Wanted! High
Weekly Miles, Pre-Planned Freight
and Excellent Benefits! Call Today
888-963-0056 or Apply Online www.
DriveForRed.com (INCN)
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Fisher Lawn Service has opening for
2015 mowing season. Will mow in
the Sigourney and What Cheer area.
Call Curtis Fisher at 641-224-2123.
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Jody’s Tanning, Jody Miller, Open
from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Call for
your appointment today: 1004 West
Pleasant Valley Street, Sigourney,
IA, 641-22-2411 or 641-660-0637.
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Tree trimming and removal. Steel
hauled away. Firewood for sale.
Lawn mowing, trimming. Reasonable
rates. Call Rodger, 319-461-4816.
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Call All American Pest Control to
control rodents, birds, roaches, box
elder bugs, flies, termites and fleas.
641-622-3565.
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PUBLIC MEETING: 7 p.m. on the
first and third Monday of every month
at the Keota City Hall. Special meetings will be posted at City Hall. Ktfn
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400+ Guns @ Auction! Sat. March
28th Prairie du Chien, WI. NIB Hunting
Rifles, Pistols, Military Arms, SAKO,
WBY, RUGER, WINCHESTER,
COLT. Ammo, Decoys, Traps &
More! (608) 326-8108, www.kramersales.com (INCN)
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CONTRACT
SALESPERSON:
Selling aerial photography of farms
on commission basis. $4225.00 first
month guarantee. $1,500-$3,000
weekly proven earnings. Travel
required. More info msphotosd.com
or 877/882-3566 (INCN)
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AIRLINES CAREERS- Get FAA
certified Aviation Maintenance training. Financial aid if qualified -Job
placement assistance. CALL now.
Aviation Institute of Maintenance
1-888-682-6604 (INCN)
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ADOPTION: Loving couple promises
your baby a secure home. Expenses
paid. Denise & Nick, 1-888-449-0803
(INCN)
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FOR RENT
For Rent Or Sale: Small house in
Delta. Some appliances furnished.
$350 plus utilities and $350 deposit.
641-295-1179.
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For Rent In Sigourney: 3 bedroom
basement apartment. Front and back
entrance with patio. Partially furnished. No pets. Deposit and references required. Call 641-660-9601,
ask for Cindy.
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FOR RENT: 1 and 2 BR units available in Clear Lake. Rental assistance and utility allowance available.
Onsite laundry, no pets. 877-9359340. www.tlpropertiesiowa.com.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Equal
Housing Opportunity. Handicap
Accessible.
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CLINICAL NURSING INSTRUCTOR
Indian Hills Community College has an opening for an instructor
who will select learning experiences for assigned students in the
clinical areas of hospitals and other health care agencies; supervise students performing nursing care & evaluate their progress. A
graduate of an approved school of nursing, a current license in Iowa
or a compact state or ability to obtain one, & BSN or enrollment
in a bachelor’s degree program; three years clinical nursing; and
Healthcare BLS Certification required. One year geriatric nursing
experiences as an RN; BLS Instructor certification; and completion
of Train the Trainer for Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) instruction preferred. A complete job description can be found at www.indianhills.
edu. This is a part time position, approximately 2 days/week and
may include some weekend and evening hours. Wage: $36.00/hr.
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Send letter
of application and resume to:
Human Resources
Indian Hills Community College
525 Grandview Ave. • Ottumwa, IA 52501
Office: 641-683-5200
Monday thru Thursday
Fax: 641-683-5184Email: [email protected]
AA/EOE
Sigourney CSD will be accepting applications for the Food Service Manager
position due to a retirement. Applicants need experience with food service and
managing a kitchen, staff and be able to manage inventory. This position will be
responsible for evaluating staff, ordering commodities and preparing recipes.
Salary shall be determined by the applicant’s qualifications. Applicants can apply
on line or pick up an application at the board office located at 909 East Pleasant
Valley.
Sigourney CSD will be accepting applications for a Cook to start immediately.
Applicants must be able to lift 50 lbs., possess skills and knowledge in the food
service area. The applicant must have the ability to work with a team and have a
customer service attitude. Applicants can apply on line or pick up an application at
the board office located at 909 East Pleasant Valley.
Sigourney CSD will be accepting applications for Substitute Cooks to start
immediately. Applicants can apply on line or pick up an application at the board
office located at 909 East Pleasant Valley.
Sigourney CSD is taking applicants for Transportation Director. This
person will be responsible for scheduling bus routes, supervising drivers and
maintaining the district’s fleet of vehicles. This individual must possess computers
skills to complete state reports and the ability to complete minor repairs to include
by not limited to servicing vehicles, changing tires, brake repair and minor body
repair. Applicants with diesel mechanic experience are preferred. This position
will be shared with the Tri County CSD. Salary will be determined by applicant’s
qualifications. Applications are available on the district website or the board office
located at 909 East Pleasant Valley.
David Harper
Superintendent of Schools
Sigourney Community School District
300 W Kelly St. • Sigourney, IA 52591
[email protected]
EOE/AA
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
The Keota Eagle’s Weekly
Business Directory
of Area Services - Available To You.
Jim Tinnes
rucking
T
Rock-Lime-Sand-Dirt
Cell Ph. 319-330-6092
Keota, IA 52248
FOR SALE
For Sale: 12-1/2 beautiful acres, has
barn with concrete floor, city water
and sewer, electricity; 4 small out
buildings, concrete driveway, 2-three
bedroom mobile homes, close to
town and I-80. Great place for horses. $169,000. Call anytime, 319530-4093.
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For Sale: Green Mountain wood pellet grills; Ammunition, hand loading,
muzzle loader supplies, firearms by
order at Myles Miller Refrigeration,
641-622-2643.
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For Sale: Used Club Car golf cart.
Don Bermel, 641-660-0732.
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Advertise your EVENT, PRODUCT or
RECRUIT an applicant in this paper
plus 40 other papers in Southeast
Iowa for only $110/week! Call 800227-7636 www.cnaads.com (INCN)
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WANTED
Wanted: Pull-together to farrow up
to 20 sows. Must have pens inside
- not crates. Wallace Yoder, 18491
Hwy. 149, Sigourney, or call Dave
TerFehn, 641-295-0412.
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Wanted: Old seed corn signs, sacks,
Farmer’s Hybrids, Tomahawk,
Mallard, Eno’s, Blackhawk, etc. Also,
buying old feed signs. Good condition. Ryan Paul, Thompson, IA. 515538-0187.
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Keota Transmission
and Repair
Erik Strand
128 E. Broadway • Keota, IA 52248
319-461-5767
Specializing In
Transmission
& Driveline
Repair
Do We Have A Job For You . . .
Sigourney Health Care is looking for
one full time C.N.A. for Day Shift and
one full time C.N.A. for Evening Shift
$1,000.00 sign on Bonus and benefits.
Apply to Rebecca Yule, RN, Director of Nursing
900 S. Stone Street • Sigourney, IA 52591
641-622-2971
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Craig’s Ag Repair LLC
Tractor, Combine and
Air Conditioning Repair
Dealer In
•A&IProducts,QualityAftermarketReplacementParts
•AMSOil,SyntheticOils
•ApAirInc,AirConditioningParts&Supplies
•CabCamKits•DakotaShine•HIDLights•LucasOilProducts
Craig Berg, Owner
319-430-3857
Ollinger Electric
John Ollinger
Route 1 - Keota, IA
319-330-8658
Jack Walker
Chrysler DoDge Jeep
Hwy. 92 W., Sigourney
641-622-2020
1-800-747-9150
Keota Lawn and
Power Equipment
Sales and Service
29708 240th St. • Sigourney, IA 52591
105 South Green, Keota
This Ad Courtesy of
Dean Redlinger
641-636-3107
Mark Schneider
Keota School District
Superintendent
• Keota Office: 641-636-2189
• Mid-Prairie Office: 319-646-6093
• Cell: 319-936-8601
• Home: 1-800-641-5811
[email protected]
Pump and
Plumbing
641-660-8930
• Sigourney
641-660-8930
• Keota
COME JOIN OUR TEAM
MDS Coordinator
This position is full time and hourly. RN preferred. We offer health insurance, short
term and long term disability, dental, vision, cancer and other insurances. Free Life
Insurance included. We are an eeoc compliant facility
Sigourney Health Care Assisted Living
900 S. Stone Street • Sigourney, IA 52591
641-622-2971
Patient Services Specialist
UI HealthCare – Sigourney Family Practice is seeking a Part-Time
Patient Services Specialist 2 days per week, 16 hours total. Duties
include establishing new patient accounts, answering telephones,
scheduling appointments and greeting patients. Collects co-pay charges and enters payments into log system. Medical office experience,
knowledge of insurance and strong computer skills desired. Billing and
insurance statement experience desired. Candidate must have high
school diploma or equivalent, display professional appearance and be
self-motivated. Patient satisfaction must be first on the list of priorities!
To apply please visit www.uicms.com/employment
Hiring Event in Washington!
Hosted by QPS Employment Group
Interview on the spot for QPS’ open
Production & Assembly positions.
Thursday, March 26, 11AM – 1PM
at the Washington Public Library (115 W. Washington St.)
1st and 2nd Shifts Available. Great temp to hire opportunity.
Questions call 641-472-7530
www.qpsemployment.com
Have We Got The Job For You!
Sign Installer Wanted
• Home base in Sigourney
• Travel all week long
• 5 to 6 day work week
• Typically plenty of overtime
• Medical benefits
APPLY IN PERSON AT
Atwood Electric, Inc.
23124 Hwy. 149 • Sigourney, IA
641-622-3626 • 1-800-247-0214
[email protected]
Help Wanted
Experienced workers preferred:
Welders – mild steel/stainless steel MIG welding.
Painters – commercial spray paint application.
Full-time job including overtime. Competitive wages. Benefits include paid holidays, vacation, insurance and 401(k).
Stop in for application/interview.
Ray-Man, Inc.
515 East Broadway, Keota
(641) 636-3014
CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT
Indian Hills Community College has an opening for someone who
will provide play and learning activities for young children in the
college’s child development center. Completion of high school or
equivalent required. Post-secondary training and one year working with children in a licensed childcare setting or school preferred.
Must be able to lift 40+ pounds. This is a part-time position, Monday-Friday, varied hours – 20-25 hours per week. Starting wage
range: $9.39 - $10.01/hr. A complete job description can be found
at www.indianhills.edu. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Send letter of application and resume to:
Human Resources
Indian Hills Community College
525 Grandview Ave.
Ottumwa, IA 52501
Office: 641-683-5200
Monday thru Thursday
Fax: 641-683-5184
E-mail: [email protected]
AA/EOE
Career Opportunities
We offer a team-oriented work environment,
competitive wages, great benefits, and
flexible scheduling.
Stop in for an application or
call Jen McLaughlin at 641-622-2142
• Registered Nurse
• Second and Third Shift
• $2,000 Sign on Bonus
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News
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
The Keota Eagle
[email protected] • www.keotaeagle.com
Keota Junior High Science Fair
Addison Sprouse and Jillian Schulte
Brandon Hyman and Justin Moeller
Jarrod Keller
MACHINERY CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
Located at Duwa’s Auction Building, 1½ miles West of Wellman, IA on Hwy 22
Sat, Mar 28, 2015 – 8:00 am
TRACTORS – COMBINES - GRAIN HEADS - VINTAGE
TRACTORS & PRIMITIVES - SKID LOADERS – SKY TRAK
8042 LOADER - D4 CAT DOZER – LOADERS - SEMI TRAILER
- TRUCKS – PICKUPS – TRAILERS - PLANTERS – SPRAYERS –
FARM EQUIPMENT - LIVESTOCK EQUIP - BULK BINS – 6500
BU DRYING BINS – 1500’ CONTINUOUS FENCING - TRUSSES
– LUMBER - GENERAC GENERATOR – HAYRACKS OF SHOP
& HAND TOOLS – WOODWORKING - 5th WHEEL CAMPERS
- 4 WHEELERS – LAWN & GARDEN EQUIP – TROY BILT
TILLERS
Also to sell: Penta 4020D tub grinder; Case IH MX 270, FWA, 7077 hrs;
’13 Kinze 12R interplant planter w/ fert, smart box, insect; Vermeer 7120
disc mower; 26’ Case IH 4800 FC; Great Planes 3326 disc; 9’ Hesston 3009
disc mower; Sunflower 5033 FC; IH 966D, wf; Ford F-1700 FWA tractor w/
1957 hrs; Beaver S370D utility w/ ldr; H&S silage wagon; 16’ Bass Tracker
boat; 6500 bu drying bins to be removed from site by 7/31/15-located @
2165-170th St, Washington, IA AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Not responsible
for theft or accidents. Items must be removed from auction site within
60 days. Positive I.D. required. Consignments will be accepted until
5:00pm Mar 26th . ORDER OF SALE: 8:00am Hayrack items, 8:15 Farm
equip. 8:45-Lives. equip. 11:00-Woodworking/shop equip 1:30pm Lawn &
garden equip
Phone: 319-646-6775 Web: www.duwaauction.com
DUWA’S AUCTION SERVICE LLC
Health Fair 2015
Saturday, March 28th from 9 am to Noon
Keokuk County Expo, Sigourney, Iowa
KCHC SERVICES AVAILABLE
Ambulance • Home Medical Alert System
Dietary • Medical Clinic
Nursing ................................................................... Free Blood Pressure Checks
Pharmacy .................................................Speak to the pharmacist regarding
your medication questions
Physical Therapy and Cardiac Rehab..............Grip and Balance Testing
FoR YouR INFoRMATIoN
Air Care, Fire Truck, and Ambulance Tours ........................9 am to Noon
Bright Futures Chiropractic.... Family Health and Wellness Screenings
Foot and Ankle Professional Center of Iowa PC Screenings Provided
Healing Arts Bodywork
& Massage.............................................Bach Flower Remedies and Cupping
Keokuk County Hospice ............................. Free Colorectal Screening Kits
and Blood Pressure Checks
Keokuk County Public Health .........................Fall Prevention Awareness
Lifetime Dental ................................ Free Toothbrushes and a Drawing for
Free Custom Tooth Whitening Trays
Milestone ................................................ Presentation on Scams and Fraud
Discuss Medicare Benefits
Sigourney Police.............................. Prescription Drug Take Back Program
Prescription and Over the Counter
ALSo AVAILABLE
American Home Finding
Belva Deer Buying Club
Crisis Intervention Services
Fountain Fitness
Hammer Medical Supply
Iowa State Patrol
It Works!
Keokuk County Sheriff
Miss Jen’s Dance Studio
Rolling Prairie Acres
SEIDA
Sigourney Fire
Studio E!
TOPS
VERB
Wolfe Family Vision Center
FoR YouR ENTERTAINMENT
Dizzy the Clown ...............................................................................9 am to 11 am
Miss Jen’s Dance Studio Performance..........................9:15 am to 10:00 am
Taekwondo Perfomance ...................................................... 10:15 am to 11 am
Tristan Sypherd and Austin Waterhouse
Explore the Possibilities!
Christensen Farms
is hiring for
Dawson Baumert and Joe Swanstrom
FARMLAND AUCTION
Wean to Finish Positions
We will offer for auction the following farmland located ¾ mile South of
Kinross, IA on 320th Ave or 3 miles North of Keota on W15 (330th), then 1
mile West on 170th St & 2 miles North on 320th Ave
Farm & Production Managers: Responsible for the
leadership and performance of grow finish production barns
and development of contract partner relationships and
employee teams.
Animal Care Workers: Duties include pig production tasks
such as: loading in/out, sorting, vaccinations, feeding and
record keeping.
Thursday – April 2, 2015 - 10:00am
in the Iowa Falls area.
Full-time positions with great pay and an excellent benefit package!
Apply online at
www.christensenfarms.com
100 ACRES M/L
KEOKUK COUNTY – LIBERTY TWP - SECTION 27
Auction to be conducted on Site
THOMAS GRETTER: OWNER
Attorney: Scott Flynn, PO Box 47, Keota, IA 52248
Auctioneer: Dwight Duwa - 319-646-6775
or 319-330-6023
Web: duwaauction.com Not responsible in case of theft
Equal Opportunity Employer
13th Annual Spring Consignment Machinery Auction
Friday, March 27, 2015 @ 10:00 a.m.
Keoco Auction Co. yards, Sigourney, Iowa
(From Hwy 92, we are located 7 blocks south of Casey’s, then 1 block east.)
Tractors & Loaders: JD 4430 quad range, serial #
4430H 017663; Massey Ferguson 285 diesel w/ 5217
hours showing, 3-point, wide front; 1982 JD 2440 w/
JD #48 hydraulic loader, Hi-Lo 8 speed transmission,
4084 hours, dual hydraulic outlets; Ford 960 WF, PS;
Farmall Super C, NF with belly sickle mower; 1939
Case DC; Ferguson tractor; WL-42 loader, IH mounts,
like new; Otter 12 dozer blade, like new, fits 71-89 series, Case IH magnums.
Hay Equipment: JD 336 square baler; JD 670 rake;
JD 1219 mower conditioner; SB 2800 MK II 3-point
disc mower; (3) 3-point bale movers; (3) 16 ft. hay
racks; pull-type round single bale mover; McCormickInternational 37 small square baler; 8-wheel rake; 8x16
new hayrake with 6-bolt gear.
Equipment: 48 ft. DMI field cultivator, original Tiger
Mate; Ford 8ft. 3-point blade; JD 1508 batwing mower; 3-point post hole digger; International 5-bottom
plow; JD 34 manure spreader; Oliver 3-bottom pull
type plow; pull type fence row sprayer; 3-point sprayer; Schultz manure spreader; Brillion 6ft. pull type
bush hog; Heider auger wagon; Kewanee 24ft. field
cultivator; JD 825 4-row cultivator; Massey 4-bottom
mounted plow; MF 5ft. rotary cutter; New Holland 9ft.
disc mower; tandem axle grain-o-vator with overhead
auger; JD implement trailer with good 10-ply tires;
3-point 6ft. Howse brush cutter; IH cart with 4-section
IH harrow.
Trailers: 2005 Featherlite 7x20 stock combo with 4ft.
tack compartment, like new; 2005 Rice 18 and 2 flatbed bumper hitch trailer with 3500 lb. axles.
Misc.: (2) 3-point quick hitches; end gate seeder; pull
type log splitter with 30” cylinder, PTO powered; Baltimatic 3-point seeder; (2) small augers; tumble bug;
Craftsman roto-tiller; misc. tools; 5000 watt generator;
power washer; overhead garage door with opener, 10ft.
x 6.5ft; wagon rims; tractor mufflers; sickle blades
8-15ft.; wooden ladders.
Livestock: misc. bale rings; wooden cattle self feeder;
misc. steel post; woven wire; misc. electric fence posts;
hog panels; hog gates; cattle panels; LB white heater;
(50) 20ft. continuous fence panels and connectors; (2)
bulk bins; (2) new 6ft. wooden feed bunks; (1) 8ft. new
wooden feed bunk; (1) 12ft. new wooden feed bunk;
livestock chute; 7ft. calf box for truck; approx. 200
small square bales hay, alfalfa and alfalfa/grass mix.
Lawn Mowers & Lawn Trailer: 2010 JD Z445 riding lawn mower, 48” deck- EZ track- 25 h.p.; Cub Cadet riding lawn mower with 42” deck; Snapper riding
mower; JD X540 riding lawn mower with 54” deck; JD
X300 riding lawn mower with 38” deck; 2009 Aluma
trailer 77.5”x168”.
** We will have a few hayracks with misc. items
and tools. Early consignment listing - much more expected!
TERMS: Cash or good check w/ I.D. Positive I.D. required to receive a bid number. Not responsible for accidents or in case of theft. Announcements day of sale take precedence over all printed material. List subject to
change.
Auctioneer’s Note: We have a nice line-up of machinery and equipment already consigned. This sale bill written
two weeks prior to sale - expecting more consignments by sale time that will not be advertised. Please call with
questions and watch website for updates. We will take consignments up until the day of the sale. Equipment may
be brought in Tuesday, March 24 – Thursday, March 26 from 8 AM- 6 PM.
Sale Conducted By:
Abell Auction & Real Estate, LLC
Justin & Becky Abell, Sigourney, IA
OFFICE: 641-622-3535
641-622-2720
23019 Highway 149 | Sigourney, Iowa 52591
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Wednesday, March 25, 2015
The Keota Eagle
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AREA SPORTS
All-State Honors
Girls’ Hoops Postseason
Awarded to Two Area Boys Honors Keep Rolling In
Two area boys were recently
awarded All-State honors for their
performances throughout the 201415 high school basketball season.
Sigourney junior Matus Stevko
earned 2nd-Team All-State honors
by Iowa Preps, while Keota’s Nate
Owen, a senior, was named 3rdTeam by the same publication.
Stevko, who helped the Savages
tally 18 wins this past season, averaged 18.4 points per game and made
45 3-pointers this year, while Owen,
who led the Eagles to 12 wins, averaged 20 points, 11.4 rebounds and
4.5 assists per game.
Congratulations you two!
The high caliber of girls’ basketball played in the area this past season was made evident by the number of All-District selections.
Four area girls were named to
their respective All-District squads,
named by the Iowa Girls’ Coaches
Association.
In Class 1A’s Southeast region,
Sigourney’s Sierra Davis (16.2
p.p.g.), English Valleys’ Rylee Voss
(20 p.p.g.), and Keota’s Madison
Sheetz (13 p.p.g.) were all awarded
All-District honors for their tremendous seasons.
In Class 2A, Pekin junior Beth
Atwood (17.6 p.p.g.) was tabbed
All-District as well.
Voss, along with Sigourney’s Jordan Carter, Keota’s Madison Sieren
and EV’s Lauren Miller, will each
get one last chance to showcase
their talents on the court this weekend.
The four were selected to participate in the Larry Niemeyer IGCA
Leah Carter
Nate Owen
Eric Meiners
Tracksters Get First
Warmup at SICL Indoor
By Adam Meier,
Regional Sports Editor
Matus Stevko
Senior All Star Game. Voss and
Carter were picked to play on the
1A Select Team, which will play
against the 2A Select Team, while
Miller and Sieren will team up on
the 1A White Team and play 1A’s
Gray Team.
The games will be played at Kirkwood Community College on Sunday, March 29, with Miller and Sieren’s team playing at noon, before
Voss and Carter’s team follows, at
2pm.
Last Thursday marked the second
annual South Iowa Cedar League Indoor track and field meet at Grinnell
College.
All 11 of the SICL teams -- boys
and girls -- met at the Charles Benson Bear Rec and Athletic Center on
the campus of Grinnell College and
laced up their spikes on the six-lane,
200-meter track.
Sigourney High School turned in
perhaps the most impressive showing of any area school, coming away
with one individual gold and a number of other high finishes.
Winning that individual gold was
freshman Autum Barthelman, who
won the 60-meter hurdles in a time
of 10.41 seconds. Barthelman also
finished fourth in the 200-meter
dash.
Another Sigourney freshman,
Brooke Waechter, came in third in
the 400 with a time of 1:10.
Waechter, Barthelman, along with
Sarina Gretter and Sierra Davis,
made up Sigourney’s fourth-place
4x200 relay, which clocked in with a
time of 2:01.
Other notable performers for the
Savages were Allison Schroeder, who
placed 8th in the 60-meter hurdles,
and Leah Carter, who placed 8th in
the high jump.
Sigourney’s boys were paced by a
fourth-place finish by Peyton Crawford in the shot put (40’ 2’’) and a
fifth-place finish by Avery Moore in
the long jump (18’ 7’’).
The crew of Crawford, Jordan Albert, Matus Stevko and Will Flanegin
made up Sigourney’s third-place distance medley relay (4:21), while Tyler Crawford (9th) and Thomas Stout
(10th) finished neck-and-neck in the
1600.
Keota got a second-place finish
from Ben Horras (7.46 seconds)
in the 60-meter dash and a sixthplace finish from Jacob Wickencamp
(7.59).
Horras then placed fourth in the
200 later in the day, with a time of
24.65 seconds, while Nate Sieren
placed seventh in 25.83 seconds.
Keota’s 4x200 meter relay of Sieren, Wickencamp, Zach Mousel and
Horras came in second behind HLV,
with a time of 1:41.53.
The Eagles also got a ninth-place
finish from Luke Greiner in the 400
(59.95 seconds), along with Turner
Klein’s sixth-place finish in the 800
(2:27) and seventh-place finish in
the 1600 (5:21).
English Valleys’ day was highlighted with a first-place tie in the high
jump by Kellan Coppinger, who
tied with North Mahaska’s Cole
Rozendaal at 5’10’’.
The EV girls were led by a fifthplace finish by Taylor Gerard in the
800 (3:01), and sixth-place finish by
Hannah Greene in the 400 (1:12)
and a sixth-place finish from Abby
Westhoff in the 60-meter dash (8.97
seconds).
As for Tri-County, the Trojans
reeled in a fourth-place finish in the
distance medley. The crew of Allison
Steinke, Emma Bair, Kristin Krumm
and Riley Danner clocked in at 5:16.
Jacob Bombei notched a tenthplace finish in the 400-meter dash,
running a time of one minute flat,
while Walter McKay came in 12th at
1:01.91.
The Trojans also got a 13-place finish from Bombei in the 200-meter
dash, while Dalton Ehret placed 17th
and McKay finished 18th.
Luke Bombei threw well in the shot
put, placing 14th, with a distance of
35’ 6.5’’.
The Keota boys compete at Washington on Thursday, in the only
SICL action of the week, before EV,
Sigourney and Tri-County all run at
Pekin on Monday, March 30.
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