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Page 01 TheSacNews.com November 23, 2009 Issue 75

Sac Community School

District Call to Order

he Sac Community School District Board of Di-

ectors came to order at 6:00PM on November 16,

009 with the following members present: Brent

Wilhelm, Marti Huser, Shirley Phillips, Melissa

Bellcock, and Dave Sands.

Also present were Superintendant Barb Kruthoff,

Board Secretary Frank Strain, Elementary School

rincipal Mike Fischer, Middle School PrincipalDenny Olhausen, High School Principal Kevin Lit-

erer, John Scott, Doug Williams, Dale Wegner, and

Curtis Bloes.

Without discussion, the board approved the eve-

ings agenda and the minutes of the Joint October

chool Board meeting.

Wall Lake View Auburn CSD Gross Earnings Report

SAC COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICEPress Release

POC:Sheriff Ken McClure

A Storm Lake, Iowa man was airlifted to Mercy

Medical Center in Sioux City, Iowa after he was

jected from a car that rolled 7-miles south of Early,

owa on Hwy 71 Sunday morning November 15,

009.

According to Sheriff McClure, 25-year old Dararath

Khiev of Storm Lake was an unrestrained front seat

assenger in a 1999 Chevy Suburban which was

eing operated by 33-year old Jamie Cohoon also

f Storm Lake.

Cohoon was traveling north on Hwy 71 at about

:05AM when she swerved to miss a deer in the

oadway. Cohoon lost control of the vehicle and

ntered the east ditch where it rolled several times.

Khiev was ejected and received life threatening

njuries. Khiev was transported to Loring Hospital

nd then airlifted to Mercy Medical Center in Sioux

City.

Cohoon was charged by the Sheriffs Ofce with

ot having a valid license and not having insurance.

ac City Ambulance, Early Fire Rescue and the

ake View Police all responded and assisted at the

cene.

Due to the funeral of a longtime employee, Cheryl Straub,

East Sac County Schools will

not be in session. Classes

will resume on Wednesday,

November 25th with an early

dismissal at 2:20 for

Thanksgiving break.


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There will be a public hearing on January

2010 in Lake View at the small auditoriu

that will deal with the districts nancial data. All of the d

that will be presented will be from audited data, or from

Iowa Department of Management or Iowa Department

Education.

According to School Reorganizational Committee CChair, Doug Williams, this public data will be used exc

sively so that there will be no standing for the people w

are against

reorganization to be able to say that the districts are

cooking the books in their own favor.

The data presented will come from the Iowa Departmen

Management

http://www.dom.state.ia.us/local/schools/index.html

Iowa Department of Education

http://www.iowa.gov/educate/or the Iowa State Auditor's Ofce

http://auditor.iowa.gov/reports/search.php

and is already available to the public. The information

these sites is independent from either the Sac or WLVA

districts and was compiled from audits.

Public Hearing to Put Out SAC and WLVA

Financial Data Scheduled

1. Parent Teacher Conferences occurred last

week. The middle school had an 80% at-

endance rate for students and parents. There

were many reports to the school by parents

hat they would not be able tomake conferences as their child was ill. In

most of these cases, student portfolios were sent

home to parents . A reminder that the middle school does

tudent led conferences which are scheduled for each

parent/student at a specied time. Students go through a

portfolio with their parents. The portfolio is a compilation

of sample work from each of their classes, an assessment

from the student and the teacher of how the student is per-

forming in each class, a discipline referral report for the

quarter, an attendance report, and their report card. At the

end of the student led conference, the student and the par-

ent perform a goal setting sheet which allows the parent

and the student to set improvement goals for the rest of

he year based upon their performance to date. These goal

heets will be included in the spring conferences to check

progress of the goals. Upon completion of the student led

conference, parents and students are encouraged to meet

with teachers as they see necessary.

2. A group of actors from The National Theater for Chil-

dren came to East Sac MS on Monday, Nov. 9 andper-

formed to i h and 8th grade students. There performance

was interactive with East Sac MS students aking parts in

he performance, and was done in skit format. This group

worked in conjunction with the Iowa Insurance Divi-

ion to speak to students about the topics of wages and

deductions, insurance and risk, responsible spending, how

advertising affects consumers, and saving and investing.

3. Reminder--ITBS testing is scheduled to take place

the week of November 16 at East Sac MS. The East Sac

MS Student Council is promoting good student effort

and performance on the test for all students by recogniz-

ing student achievement on the test as well as makingPA announcements to the student body to highlight the

importance of the test.

4. MS Auditorium usage-the MS auditorium is getting

frequent use. HS plays, MS musical tryouts and

practices beginning, MS class meetings, upcoming Sac

EI., MS, and HS concerts, as well as outside group pre-

sentations.

5. Discipline report to date at the MS:

a. 109 referrals (ranges from class disruption to

ghting, harassment, swearing).

b. All referrals have consequence ranging from

conference with the student to suspension.Referrals are sent home to parents via the

mail.

Parent notication is made on more severe

instances.

c. 16 suspensions (in and out of school)

d. This data is looked at by the MS PBS team

periodically to look for tendencies and im

provement areas for staff and students.

6. There is now one student driver who is a MS student.

A meeting was held between the parent, the

student, and Mr. Olhausen on specic instructions for the

student as a driver, and precautions taken to avoid student

pedestrian trafc as well as bus trafc.

November 2009 Middle School Principals Report

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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA

**REVISED**

Monday, November 23, 2009, 6:30 oclock p.m., Council Chambers, Sac City Municipal Utility Building.

I. Roll Call/Call to Order.

II. Consent of Agenda.

A. Approval of Agenda.

B. Approval of Minutes of November 9, 2009 Council Meeting.

C. Receipts and Disbursements.

III. Public Hearing.

A. Public Hearing to Hear Comments and Concerns on Proposed Plans and Specifications,Proposed Form of Contract and Estimate of Cost for the Sanitary Sewer LiningImprovements Project and the Taking of Bids Therefor.

1. Consideration of Resolution No. 2009-16 entitled, Resolution Finally Approvingand Confirming Plans, Specifications, Form of Contract and Estimate of Cost for theSanitary Sewer Lining Improvements Project.

2. Discussion of Bids for the Sanitary Sewer Lining Improvements Project.

3. Consideration of Resolution No. 2009-17 entitled, Resolution Making Award of

Contract for the Sanitary Sewer Lining Improvements Project.

B. Public Hearing to Hear Comments and Concerns on Proposed Plans and Specifications,Proposed Form of Contract and Estimate of Cost for the Sanitary Sewer Main ImprovementsProject.

1. Consideration of Resolution No. 2009-18 entitled, Resolution Finally Approvingand Confirming Plans, Specifications, Form of Contract and Estimate of Cost for theSanitary Sewer Main Improvements Project.

2. Discussion of Bids for the Sanitary Sewer Main Improvements Project.

3. Consideration of Resolution No. 2009-19 entitled, Resolution Making Award ofContract for the Sanitary Sewer Main Improvements Project.

IV. Projects.

A. Airport Electrical Vault Building Project.

1. Consideration of Draw Down #6 of FAA Funds in the Amount of $28,614.00.

2. Consideration of Voltmer Electrics Bill in the Amount of $30,119.70.

3. Consideration of Approving Citys Portion in the Amount of $321.81.

V. Citizens Opportunity to Address the Council on Items Not on the Agenda.

VI. License and Permits.

A. Renewal License for Sac County Fair dba Sac County Fair Class C Liquor License withOutdoor Service and Sunday Sales.

VII. Miscellaneous.

A. Terri Moland to Address the Council on Forgiveness of her Disconnect Notice Fee.

B. Consideration of a Request by Scott and Kristi Fairbrother to Allow Removal of a Sidewalkat 505 Platt Street.

C. Consideration of Alvin Quails Resignation.

D. Discussion of Bids for WWTP Improvement Project.

E. Consideration of Resolution No. 2009-15 entitled, Resolution Making Award of Contract forthe WWTP Improvement Project.

Bridge on M43 to be replace

This is a Federal Aid Agreement th

the Sac County Supervisors entered

into on November 10, 2009 to repla

the bridge on M43 north of D15.

The Board of Education of the Sac Com-

munity School District, Sac City, Iowa me

in regular session on Monday, November

2009, at 6:00 P.M. in the Board Room of t

Sac Elementary Building with the follow-

ing board members present: Shirley Phil-

lips, Brent Wilhelm, Melissa Bellcock, Ma

Huser, and Dave Sands. Also present for

meeting were: Superintendent Barb Kruth

Principals Kevin Litterer, Dennis Olhause

and Mike Fischer, the news media, and 2 v

tors.

Meeting was called to order by President

Phillips and roll-call showed all ve board

members present.

Motion by Wilhelm and seconded by Huse

to approve the agenda as presented. Moti

carried 5-0.

Motion by Wilhelm and seconded by Sand

to approve the minutes of the 10-19-09 joi

meeting with WLVA and the public hearin

10-19-09 as presented. Motion carried 5-0

Motion by Wilhelm and seconded by Huse

approve the November listing of bills pay-

able totaling $52,642.17 for all school fun

and authorize the payment of those bills a

presented. Motion carried 5-0.

Motion by Sands and seconded by Wilhel

Minutes of the November

16, 2009 Sac School Boar

Meeting


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pprove the monthly nancial reports for the

General Operating Fund, Management Fund,

hysical Plant & Equipment Fund, Capital

rojects Fund, Student Activity Fund, and Nu-

rition Fund as presented. Motion carried 5-0.

The board heard administrative reports from

upt. Kruthoff and Principals Litterer, Olhaus-

n, and Fischer. Topics discussed included,

tudent testing, parent-teacher conferences,

student discipline, Wraparound

Training, and district enrollment.

Certied Weighted Enrollment

for 2009-2010 at Sac is 427.10

compared to 432.30 for 2008-2009.

Figures for WLVA show 524.60 for

2009-2010 and 506.80 for 2008-

2009.

The board discussed the roof re-

placement project for the Sac Elementary Building.

district has been unable to nd a rm to provide bidd

specs at no cost for a roof similar to the present one.

Motion by Wilhelm and seconded by Huser to more

forward with obtaining bids for a metal roof and a ro

similar to the present one. Motion carried 5-0.

The board appointed Melissa Bellcock to be the boar

representative on the Community Recreation Center

Board.

The board reviewed and discussed the current board

policy #407.6 Licensed Employee Early Retirement

Incentive. Supt. Kruthoff reported that Sac has abou

current teachers that would qualify for early retireme

the end of the current year under the present policy.

board agreed to take no action at this time which mea

the present policy will continue in effect.

Motion by Wilhelm and seconded by Huser to approvresolution for application to the School Budget Review Co

mittee to reinstate the spending authority lost as a result of

states action to discontinue Phase I funding for the currentscal year. Motion carried 5-0.

The board set the following board committees for 2009-20

Finance: Wilhelm and Huser

Building & Grounds: Sands and Wilhelm

There were no appointments to the policy committee since

is no need for that committee at the present time.

Motion by Wilhelm and seconded by Sands to approve an

application for Modied Allowable Growth for at-risk and

dropout prevention funding for 2010-2011 scal year. Mo

carried 5-0.

Motion by Wilhelm and seconded by Huser to approve con

tracts with Sally Nellis and Jill Dawson for $1,023.00 each

the middle school musical. Motion carried 5-0.

The board heard a report from Doug Williams and John Sc

co-chairs of the Reorganization Committee regarding the

upcoming vote in February on reorganization of the Sac an

WLVA School Districts. Public meetings are scheduled fo

January 7, 2010 and January 25, 2010. The rst meeting w

be held at Lake View and will deal with nances of the two

districts. Only audited nancial information will be discus

The second meeting will be at Sac City and will focus onprograms and curriculum. The administrator from the AEA

moderate both meetings.

The board agreed to hold their regular December board me

on December 2l, 2009 at 5:00 P.M. in the board room at th

Elementary Building. This will be a meeting just for the S

Board unless something comes up requiring a joint session

WLVA.

There being no further business, motion by Wilhelm and

seconded by Huser to adjourn. Motion carried 5-0. Meetin

adjourned at 8:10 P.M.


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Sac School Hires Middle School Drama

Coaches

The following Contracts were approved by the Sac Community School D

board of Directors on November 16, 2009.

In other Sac Community School Board

News

On November 16, 2009 the Sac CSD Board appointed Melissa Bellcock to the

ac Community Center Board as the schools liaison.

Brent Wilhelm was re-appointed to the Finance Committee and the Building

nd Grounds Committee.

Mari Huser Volunteered to sit on the Finance Committee.

Dave Sands volunteered to sit on the Building and Grounds Committee.

he next Sac CSD Board meeting will be meeting early on December 21, 2009t 5:00PM due to a middle school band concert at 7Pm that evening.

he innovative Calendar was approved by the Department of Education.

he high school has 185 computers for students.

Middle school has 150 computers for students.

lementary has a oating lab and has desperate need for more computers.

t is the goal of the administration that every classroom have a document

amera.

he reorganization vote for the sac CSD will take place at the Sac County

Courthouse from noon to 8:00PM.


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The East Sac County

Lake Tornados on No


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rsity and Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Teams played the Storm

2009 Shown. is the nal score for the Varsity competition


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November Kids World Directors Report


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Sac CSD board offers early retiremen

to teachers

The Sac Community School District (CSD) has in place an ea

retirement policy that allows teachers who are 55 years of ag

with 20 years of experience in either East Sac County Distric

or combinations of East Sac County Districts to take a $15,00

lump sum incentive to retire. The Document Entitled Lices

Employee Early Retirement Incentive on the lower left hand

side of the page is that policy

On November 10, 2009 the Wall Lake View Auburn CSD fac

the decision to either leave the policy in place for the 2010

2011 school year or to vote to not offer it.

According to Superintendant Barb Kruthoff speaking for the

WLVA CSD and Brent Wilhelm speaking for the Sac CSD, ea

time their respective board made it known that they were not

going to offer an early retirement package the following year

acted as an incentive for teachers on the edge of eligibility to

advantage of it.

The WLVA board did by consensus continue to offer early

retirement for the 10-11 school year. On the evening November 16, 2009 the Sac CSD board was also leani

the same way, with only Mr. Wilhelm expressing any

tation saying, the only problem I ever have is that

if you just continue to keep going and going and going

dont know whether it has the effect of giving them

incentive to retire when YOU [the school board] kind

think you need them too or, just thats a $15,000 bo

when theyre fed up. Thats the way I look at it, I

just tired of this crap, Im gonna take the fteen grand

According to Ms. Kruthoff, any teacher that retires wo

have to be replaced to avoid losing the ability to offer

classes. Replacing an experienced teacher with a trainwould lead to short rise in cost of training, but would

to save the district money as the second year kicked in

the teachers was actually costing the district less in wa

for a net gain of savings.

According to Ms. Kruthoff, there are 5 people in Sac C

and 6 or 7 people in the WLVA CSD that will be eligib

to take early retirement.

Further complicating the decision as the fact that, agai

according to Ms. Kruthoff, there are positions within t

pool of teachers that will be eligible that are positions

have personnel shortages, and may be hard to ll.

There was a side discussion in which Sac School Boar

Vice President Dave Sands made a motion to waive th

Only meeting in joint session once per quarter requ

ment so that the two boards could meet jointly to discu

with the WLVA board how to move forward, but the m

tion died for lack of a second. Ms. Kruthoff pointed o

that if the board was going to discontinue the policy, t

decision had to be made by December.

Ultimately, the Sac CSD board of Directors decided to

leave the early retirement policy in place for another y


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November Elementary School Principals Report Waste Water Treatment Plantimprovements hearing draws zero

attendees

The Sac City Council held a public hearing on November 9, 2009 to en-

tertain public comments regarding the proposed plans and specication

proposed form of contract, and the estimate of cost for the construction

the Sac City Waste Water Treatment Plant improvements.

No members of the public were on hand to comment. According to Cit

Administrator no members of the public had communicated with the Sa

City Government Business ofce in regards to any aspect of the Waste WTreatment Plant.

The hearing was then closed with no comment from any of the Sac City

Council members.

Related to the hearing was the need for passage of resolution 2009 - 14:

(below)

This resolution, which passed without comment, is a legal technicality t

needs to be on the books in order to move forward with awarding the co

tract to a bidder.

Sac Community School District Call to Order

he Sac Community School District Board of Directors came to order at 6:00PM

n November 16, 2009 with the following members present: Brent Wilhelm,

Marti Huser, Shirley Phillips, Melissa Bellcock, and Dave Sands.

Also present were Superintendant Barb Kruthoff, Board Secretary Frank Strain,

lementary School Principal Mike Fischer, Middle School Principal Denny Ol-

ausen, High School Principal Kevin Litterer, John Scott, Doug Williams, Dale

Wegner, and Curtis Bloes.

Without discussion, the board approved the evenings agenda and the minutes of

he Joint October School Board meeting.

Sac Elementary roof bidding given the

green light

On November 16, 2009 The Sac Community School Distri

Board of Directors voted unanimously to start taking bids t

put a new roof on the Sac Elementary School Building with

tentative start date narrowed down to spring, 2010.

The decision on the boards part to start the bidding proces

is accompanied by an application proposal for a (Tom) Har

kin grant that, if awarded could cover up to 25% of the cos

According to Superintendant Barb Kruthoff, the chance tha

the school will get the grant is relatively small as most awa

have been given over for new projects, but because a small

chance is better than no chance Ms. Kruthoff will bring the

grant application before the Sac School Board in Decembe

approval.


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ovember High School Principals Report


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Memorial Service: 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, November 24, 2009 at The Celebration Center in Friendship Haven, F

Dodge, IA

Visitation: 5-8:00 pm, Monday, November 23, 2009 at Farber & Otteman Funeral Home, Sac City.

Gaylord K. Stadlman, 90, of Fort Dodge, IA, formerly of Sac City, passed away on Friday, November 20, 2009, at

Friendship Haven in Fort Dodge, Iowa

Gaylord K. StadlmanJanuary 26, 1919 - November 20, 2009

Of Fort Dodge, IA formerly of Sac City, IA

Cheryl StraubMay 14, 1944 - November 18, 2009

Sac City, IA

Visitation: Monday 6:00-8:00 pm November 23, 2009 at Farber and Otteman Funeral Home, Sac City

Funeral Service: Tuesday, 10:00 am November 24, 2009 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Sac City

Interment: November 24, 2009 at Cedar Cemetery, rural Lytton

Cheryl Arlene (Wise) Straub, age 65, of Sac City, Iowa, passed away on Wednesday, November 18, 2009, at Lorin

Hospital in Sac City.

Born on May 14, 1944, the eldest of four children to Kendrick Bud and Esther (Dettmann) Wise in Norfolk, Vir

ginia where Bud was stationed. Cheryl attended school near various military bases the next 14 years. Bud retired frthe military in 1958 and moved the family back to the family farm south of Lytton. Cheryl graduated from Lytton

High School in 1962. She continued her studies, graduating from Northwest Missouri State in Maryville, Missouri

She taught at Maryville and Columbia, moving to New York in 1972 and back to Sac City in 1982, teaching for Sa

City, WLVA and East Sac County Schools.

On August 29, 1966, Cheryl was married to Richard W. Straub. To this union a daughter, Christine was born. They

were later divorced. Cheryl was a devoted and loving mom, grandmother, sister and aunt. She enjoyed spending tim

with her family, traveling overseas to visit her daughter and grandchildren. It was one of her fondest memories. He

nieces and nephews also held a special place in her heart.

Cheryl was a member of St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Sac City, assisted at the Sac City Fair, judging owers, and

was a long time AA supporter of over 27 years.

Those left to cherish her memory include her daughter, Christine Karrin and husband Martin of Bromma, Swedenthree grandchildren: Sebastian, Lukas, and Soe Karrin; three brothers: Frederick L Wise of Osceola, Kendrick M.

Wise Jr. and wife Karen of Lytton, and Robert Rob Wise and Cathie of Rockwell City; several aunts, uncles, nie

nephews and many extended family members. Cheryl was preceded in death by her parents, Bud and Esther Wise.


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Darlene Wunschel, age 85, of Ida Grove, Iowa, died Friday, November 20, 2009, at Horn Memorial Hospital in

Grove following a lengthy illness.

Funeral services will be held 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, November 25, 2009, at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Ida

Grove, Iowa, under the direction of Christensen-Huffman Funeral Homes. The Reverend Richard Salcido will o

ciate, with burial to follow in the Ida Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the Christensen-Huffman Funeral Ho

in Ida Grove on Tuesday from 3-7 p.m.

Born April 7, 1924, near Wall Lake, Iowa, Darlene Helen Wunschel was the daughter of Christopher and Helena

(Kuypers) Gonnerman. She was baptized as an infant on September 7, 1924, and, in 1939, was conrmed at Pe

Lutheran Church in Wall Lake. She received her education in a rural school near her home.

On April 13, 1947, she married Clifford Wunschel at Peace Lutheran Church in Wall Lake. They were blessed w

one daughter, Sharon Ann, who passed away in 1970.

Clifford and Darlene worked side-by-side on their farm north of Arthur, farming the land and raising livestock.

They moved to Ida Grove in 1996. Darlene loved working outside, but also was an excellent cook and baker. S

will be remembered for her delicious baked goods, which she so freely shared.

She became a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Ida Grove where she faithfully attended worship, Bible

study, and Circle Five. She and Clifford made coffee for the adult Bible study group every Sunday morning for

over 50 years. In earlier years, they completed the Bethel Bible Study series and shared what they learned with

area church families.

Survivors include her husband Clifford; a brother, Wallace (Shirley) Gonnerman of Odebolt; a sister-in-law,

Berdena Gonnerman of Odebolt; brothers-in-law, Marvin (Florence) Wunschel of Ida Grove, Leonard (Lois) Wu

schel of Arthur, and Everett (Judy) Wunschel of Arthur; as well as many nieces, nephews, other family membersand friends.

In addition to her daughter, Darlene was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, Roy "Short" Gonnerma

and Raymond Gonnerman; her parents-in-law, Art and Louise Wunschel; and two sisters-in-law, Leona Cook an

Virginia Carlson.

Darlene WunschelBorn April 7, 1924 - November 20, 2009

Ida Grove, IA

Ruth MooneyMarch 3, 1912 - November 17, 2009

Nemaha, IA

Ruth Mooney, age 97, of Nemaha, IA, passed away November 17, 2009, at the Newell Good Samaritan Center

Newell, IA. Ruth Parker was born on March 3, 1912, to parents Alexander and Mary (Richardson) Parker in Ne

Truxton, Missouri. She lived with her family there for two years until they moved to Schaller where they also

lived for two years. They then relocated to Nemaha where she lived most of her life. She attended grade school

Delaware Township School where she also graduated from high school. Ruth and her family attended the UniteMethodist Church in Nemaha. She was baptized in 1922 and became a member of the church in 1923.

Ruth met her lifelong companion in Marvin Mooney. They were married at the Nemaha Parsonage on January

30, 1929, and were blessed with four children: Dale, Donna, Dick, and Damon. Ruth took care of her family an

supported her husband in their farm operation. She enjoyed reading, crocheting, sewing, and playing cards. Her

family treasures the afghans she made for each child and grandchild. She also loved to watch the Hawkeyes, an

was instrumental in organizing the local Womens Federated Club. She was very active in the Methodist Church

holding several ofces through the years, including UMW Treasurer of the Fort Dodge District. Ruth lived in th

Nemaha area for 73 years before moving to Wel-Life in Alta in 2002. She lived there until her most recent move

the Good Samaritan Center in 2008. She enjoyed a long life and will be dearly missed by all those that knew an

loved her.

Survivors include her children: Dale (Bev) Mooney of Sac City, IA, Donna (Vic) Novak of Anamosa, IA, Dick

(June) Mooney of Storm Lake, IA, and Damon (Pam) Mooney of Nemaha, IA; grandchildren: Joan (Bob) Holt Fremont, NE, Vicki (Jon) Russell of Cedar Rapids, IA, Patrick (Julia) Mooney of Storm Lake, IA, Pamela (Stev

Berg of Storm Lake, IA, Marc (Julie) Mooney of Yankton, SD, and Lori (Jason) Lamping of Johnston, IA; great

grandchildren: Brooke Holt, Mike and Ryan Russell, Andy and Amy Berg, Elizabeth and Mary Kate Mooney,

Benjamin, Samuel and Claire Mooney, and Jayna Lamping; sister Nadine Cavanaugh of Omaha, NE; step-sister

Ruth Mohr of Storm Lake, IA; sister-in-law Velma Peterson of Storm Lake; and many nieces, nephews, extende

family members and friends.

Preceded in death by her husband Marvin; her parents Alexander and Mary; granddaughter Brenda Mooney; M

vins parents: Harry and Daisy Mooney; step-father John Pruett; sister Genevieve Wedeking; brothers-in-law: D

Dlugosch, Edward Cavanaugh, Wesley Peterson, and E.H. Wedeking; and step-brother-in-law Pete Mohr.


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TRAFFIC COURTAll People in this list have been found or

have pled guilty to these charges on or

between the dates of November 12, 2009

and november 19, 2009

FAIL TO MAINTAIN SAFETY

BELTS

Allen G. Mace, Sac City IA

Keaton Allan DeWulf, Tipton IA

Stratos Kourkoutis, Tarpon Springs FLFred Herman Schultz, Odebolt IA

6-10 OVER IN A 55 MPH

ZONE

Michael Jeffery Joines, Vermillion SD

Barbie Sone Khounlo-Synarong, Ankeny IA

David Lee Woodard, Ute IA

Kristine Mary Spotts, Sac City IA

Deborah Kay Haas, Des Moines IAKatie Jo Kroger, Harlan IA

Natalie B. Simon, Sac City IA

Stratos Kourkoutis, Tarpon Springs FL

essica Rodriguez, Storm Lake IA

Timothy Shaun Rebnord, Storm Lake IA

ames Van Arkel, Fox Lake IL

Elizabeth Nicole Jacquard, Avoca IA

David Allan Vermeer, Maurice IA

Fernando Mena, Woodville WI

eremiah Alan Carlson, Alta IA

Frederick Albert Rogers, Alto MN

Dwayne Harold Kay, Storm Lake IA

Connie Sue Radke, Sac City IA

Harley L. Thomas, Grand Island NE

Gregory Bruce Malmstrom, Webster City IA

Dianne Golda Hare, Battle Creek IA

Steven Todd Voss, Des Moines IA

Alisha Anne Weidauer, Newell IA

Christopher N. Burke, Ames IADeanna Kay Vauble, Sac City IA

Paige Tara Eldridge, Sioux City IA

ana Lou Sitzmann, Merrill IA

ohn Derek Schofeld, Cedar Falls IA

Chava Rebecca Castleberry, Laurens IA

Grace L. Irwin, Sac City IA

Brian James Stroh, Sioux Falls SD

Ryne Matthew Hilsabeck, Boone IA

FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH

SAFETY REG.RULES

Adam Ryan Hansen, Audubon IA

Andrew Oscar Anderson, Sioux Falls SD

Daniel Eugene Neiland, Breda IABradley Clinton Boothe, Amarillo TX

Jason A. Boehm, Elk Mound WI (2 counts)

Ralph J. Cowlham, Odebolt IA (2 counts)

Keith Herbert Zimmerman, Evansdale IA

Jeffrey D. Horn, Fullerton NE

Lawrence Joseph Flammang, Mapleton IA

David A. Buck, Burr NE

Paul E. Neives, Willowbrook ILJames Adam Ray, Creston IA (2 counts)

James Russell Johnson, Laurel NE

FAIL TO CARRY REGISTRA-

TION CARD

Keaton Allan DeWulf, Tipton IA

11-15 OVER IN A 55 MPH

ZONE

Jeri Ann Langenfeld, Spencer IA

Rudy Reyes, Storm Lake IA

Susan Jean Chartier, Sioux City IA

Alexander James Lemoine, Sioux City IA

Nicole Marie McKibben, Rembrandt IA

Joon Han Lee, Hoffman Estates NO STATE GIVEN

MAX. HOURS OF SERVICEVIOLATION

Kenneth E. Likens, Lewisport KY

Ty J. Hill, Newport NE

Justin Charles Hilts, Webster City IA

POSSESS/PURCH OF ALCO-

HOL BY PERSON

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