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8 The Graphic-Advocate Local News
September 14, 2011
SUNNYVIEW
A new face at Sunnyview is Tyler
ease, who has joined the janitorial
taff. Welcome to Tyler! Thank
ou to all of those who were “there”
or Sunnyview since Marv retired,
lling in for many janitorial duties.
e appreciate the help from staff
nd residents – you know who you
re!
Here is the “potato bar” report for
hose of us who missed it. On Sept.
th , residents enjoyed one of the
favorite noon meals at Sunnyview.
What all can go onto a baked potato?
How about bacon, broccoli, cheese
sauce, chili, taco meat, sour cream
and butter. The baked potato may
end up looking like an art project
if you put on all the toppings. And
don’t forget the grape salad, chopchop
salad and dessert of peach
cake. What a feast! Thank you to
Cindy Kraft, Jana Blunt, Sandy Alne
and Dee Harman.
It has been ten years since the
terrorist attack on the United States,
centering around the World Trade
Center, the Pentagon and a fi eld in
Pennsylvania. Some three thousand
people died that day, including many
heroic rescue workers. This year
is also the 70 th anniversary of the
ttack on Pearl Harbor. A number
f us remember that day. We may
emember exactly where we were
hen we heard the news. We salute
ll of our armed forces who are
erving and who have served. God
less America.
Is it “according to Hoyle?” That is
saying that many of us have heard
SENIOR
MENU
Thursday, Sept. 15: Oven BBQ
hicken, Baked Beans, Italian
alad, Cranberry Nut Pudding.
Friday, Sept. 16: Goulash, Corn
ixed Vegetable Salad, Applesauce
elatin, Orange Juice.
Monday, Sept. 19: Sloppy Joe,
heese Garnish, Whole Wheat
un, Calico Corn, Copper Pennies,
lums.
Tuesday, Sept. 20: Golden Baked
hicken, Potatoes w/Gravy, 3 Bean
alad, Royale Brownie, Tomato
uice.
Wednesday, Sept. 21: Porcupine
eatballs, Mashed Potatoes,
roccoli, Peach Crisp.
September 17 th
Kimberly Meyer
&
Sam Nerem
September 24 th
Erin Beckman
&
Al DeJong
October 1 st
Dana Smith
&
Adam Larson
October 8 th
Kim Leinen
&
Ben Nelsen
October 22 nd
Megan Greenway
&
Dana VanHorn
November 11 th
Casey Heim
&
Tracy Wetter
November 19 th
(Reception)
Maranda Light
&
Travis McMeekin
Brides don’t forget to
register for your wedding.
Free wrapping
& local delivery.
Complimentary gift
for registering.
Register at
Lake City
Hardware & Gifts
712-464-7607
and used, and as far as we know, it
means “was it done correctly?” We
were wondering where this phrase
originated. Was there really a Mr.
Hoyle behind this?
Sunnyview has many card players,
and several Sunnyview residents
mentioned a book of rules for playing
cards, written by a Mr. Hoyle. Also,
we consulted Wikipedia, the online
encyclopedia, which said that
several books of card-playing rules
were written by an Edmond Hoyle,
born in England in 1672. So, if we
are playing cards, it sounds like we
are OK if we are playing according
to Hoyle’s rules.
In addition, we heard from
someone who had researched Fred
Hoyle, an astronomer, who was well
known as an original thinker. He was
elected a fellow of the Royal Society
in 1957 and knighted in 1972. He
was popular as a speaker all over the
world, and apparently one source
said that “according to Hoyle” was a
catchphrase of the second half of the
20 th century, referring to Fred Hoyle
the astronomer. Hmmm, what do
you think?
We noticed the new concrete area
on East Lake Street on the south side
of the Rockwell City Elementary
School that seemed to materialize
overnight, just before school started.
At fi rst some of us thought it was
built to provide additional parking
spots, but now it appears to be a
new loading/unloading area for the
school buses. Maybe we could call
that “just in time” processing!
LOHRVILLE
Coffee club wants to thank Cecil
Cook for birthday treats this week.
Happy Birthday.
Helping Hands Club met at
Lynch’s Cafe Wednesday at noon
for their fi rst meeting. All members
were present.
Lohrville would like to welcome
new families to Lohrville-Mrs.
Doris Tjernage and Judy Lightoka.
Welcome to Lohrville.
Darwin Black from California
back visiting friends and relatives
in Lohrville and visiting old school
mates from Lohrville School.
The Elderbridge Agency held a
meeting for the public on Scams,
Fraud, Identity Theft Friday at the JJ
hands library.
GOOD SAMARITAN
There are still appointment times
available for this weekend’s Family
Portrait Day Saturday and Sunday,
September 17 th & 18 th . To celebrate
Grandparents Day and Good
Samaritan Founder’s Day during
the month of September, AllieMae
Photography will be taking free
family portraits in our beautiful
fi reside room or another of our cozy
sitting areas in the center. Each
family will receive a complimentary
5 x 7 photo with the option to
purchase additional prints. Contact
the center this week to schedule your
appointment at 712.469.3908.
Senior College is back at Good
Samaritan beginning Wednesday,
September 21 st at 1:00 PM. The
fi rst three sessions are a course
titled Cultures Around the World
followed by three sessions of Great
American Holidays. Each of these
informational and educational
programs will run approximately
two hours. There will be a
refreshment break midway through
each featuring special treats from
The Adaza Thursday Club met
on the 1st of September at Lou
Blanchfi eld’s home. Roll call was
answered by six members on what
they did for summer vacation. The
meetings for the next club year were
decided on. Lou served a fruit bowl
featuring some fruits picked just two
days earlier near her family home in
Walla Walla, WA.
Gloria Urelius West of
Farnhamville was a caller at Dale
and Barbara Winkelman’s home
while their daughter, Nancy Boudrie
of Santa Fe, NM, was visiting them
in late August. Gloria and Nancy
were high school classmates.
Robert and Karen Gingery visited
Rob and Renee Gingery and family
at Holland from Sunday morning
to Monday evening on Labor Day
weekend. Todd and Teresa Arenholz
and girls of Waverly joined the
group for lunch on Monday. Josh
and Molly Gingery of Cherokee had
been to the football game in Ames
Saturday evening and spent the rest
of the weekend at Holland. Some
also went to Pine Lake State Park
near Eldora later Monday.
Birthday greetings to Eugene and
Marie Monahan! Her special day
was the 7th of September. Eugene’s
ADAZA
different cultures and holiday
traditions. Senior College is free
of homework, tests or grades and
there is no cost to attend one or all
of the six week sessions. For more
information or to register for classes
contact Sharyl Keil at the center.
It’s been busy inside our center
over the past couple of weeks.
Residents have enjoyed watching
the installation of new “techno”
fl ooring in the fi reside room and
new carpet down Country Lane and
Glory Ridge hallways. Stop by and
see all the beautiful new updates
throughout our building!
Thank you to Roger & Shari Netz
for bringing an old fashioned sing
along to Good Samaritan last Friday
evening. Music is a favorite activity
of all our residents and volunteers
are always welcome to share their
time and talents with us.
A reminder the Good Samaritan
Society - Manson Cookbooks
published in 2009 are still for sale at
the center for just $10 and they make
great gifts!
birthday is next week on the 15th.
Liz Guess, Ruth Consier, Dale
and Barbara Winkelman attended
the Greene County Historical
Society meeting in Rippey on the
2nd. Following the delicious meal,
there was a trivia contest on Greene
County historical facts conducted by
Wayne Lautner, and Tom Polking
made his appearance as Thomas
Jefferson.
Raeann and Olivia Hanlon visited
Vernon and Shirley Hamilton last
weekend from Sept. 2 to 4.
Kathy Schmitt of West Des
Moines visited Paul and Pat Schmitt
over Labor Day weekend. Saturday
morning callers were Kelly Schmitt
of Englewood, CO, and Bill Cox
of Grand Junction, CO, Tom and
Brittany Schmitt of LeMars.
The annual Grace family reunion
was Sunday at St. Columbkille
Church Hall in Churdan following
a mass at noon offered by Fr. Phil
Schmitt of Mt. Vernon. Nineteen
were there for a potluck dinner and
visiting.
Helen Babcock of Sioux Rapids
and Theresa Ward of Papillion, NE,
were Sunday supper and overnight
guests at Paul and Pat
ELECT HENRY SHEFFIELD LAKE CITY MAYOR NOVEMBER 8, 2011
� PROVEN FISCAL CONSERVATIVE - ONLY COUNCIL MEMBER IN THE LAST TWO YEARS CONSISTENTLY VOTING
AGAINST INCREASED RATES AND TAXES (EXCEPT FOR EQUALIZATION OF TRASH HAULING RATES TO HELP AVOID A
FUEL SURCHARGE)
� NO TIES TO ANY PACS, SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS, OR LOOSE COALITIONS OR “TICKET” OF CANDIDATES; WILL
NOT BE SWAYED BY THEIR PRESSURES
� CITIZENS ARE THE LIFEBLOOD OF THE COMMUNITY AND THEIR DIRECT INPUT IN THE GOVERNMENTAL PROCESS
IS ESSENTIAL
� PLATFORM
� 1.5% BUDGET DECREASE FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS EVERY YEAR = 6% SAVINGS IN 4 YEARS
� REVIEW ALL DISCRETIONARY SPENDING FOR SAVINGS
� IMPLEMENT INTENSIVE PROGRAM OF PREVENTATIVE EQUIPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE
TO MINIMIZE COSTLY NEW PURCHASES
� FAIR AND EQUITABLE APPLICATION OF ALL ORDINANCES
� ENSURE CITIZEN INPUT, WILL HOLD TWICE WEEKLY OFFICE HOURS IN NEUTRAL LOCATION WHERE ALL LAKE
CITY CITIZENS WILL BE WELCOME TO DISCUSS ISSUES
Thank you for your support
Paid for by the candidate, Henry Sheffield
OBITUARIES
James “Jim” Powers
James “Jim” Powers, 77, of
Lohrville, died at his home on
Tuesday, September 6, 2011.
Private family services will be
held at a later date.
The Lampe Funeral Home of Lake
City is in charge of arrangements.
Jim is survived by his daughters,
Allene (Paul) Dowling, of Lohrville;
and Vylena (Rod) Prochazka, of
Hemingford, Neb.; step-children,
Dennis and Kenny Wilson, and
Chris, Teresa, and Tim Schotzko;
six grandchildren; nine greatgrandchildren;
and sisters: Joann
(Roy) Childress, of Maybank, Tex.;
and Jeraldine (Jack) Greaves, of
Napa, Idaho.
He was preceded in death by his
parents, wife, Susan, and brother,
Byron Powers.
Jim Powers was born April 13,
1934, at Thedford, Neb. to Wesley
and Golda (Rodabaugh) Powers.
He was married to Carole L Peters
in Broadwater, Neb. in 1954, and
they had two daughters, Allene and
Vylena. Jim worked for the Sioux
Ordinance Depot in Sidney, Neb.
when they fi rst got married. They
moved to Alliance, Neb. and he
delivered bread for the Rainbow
Bread Company until he became
a sales agent for Alliance Mobile
Homes for many years before
starting “Jim’s Mobile Homes” in
Alliance which he continued until
1975.
In 1975, he married Sharon L
(Phillips) Wilson, of Alliance, Neb.
The Reverend E. Eugene Shipley
(1926-2004) and Mary Shipley
(1919-2010) were laid to rest in the
Lake City Cemetery on August 9,
2011, next to their youngest child
Timothy Joel (1956-1960).
From 1955 to 1963, Eugene
Shipley was pastor of the First
Baptist Church at Lake City. Mary
Shipley was a music teacher and
co-organized the church music
program. In 1963, the family moved
to Fort Worth, Texas, where Eugene
and proceeded to start a new venture
beginning in Chadron, Neb. opening
Daylight Donuts. They furthered
their venture to Pullman, Wash. and
began a great life of donut making
enjoying the company of 20,000
college students who loved hot fresh
donuts at 11 p.m.
In 1997, he married Susan K
(Amen) Schotzko, of Pullman,
Wash. They made their life together
residing in Albion, WA. After losing
his wife in 2004 he ventured once
again to Lohrville, in February 2005
to be closer to his daughters and
grandchildren.
Jim loved to visit with friends,
dancing, playing cards, or fi nding a
special treasure at a garage
sale. He spent several years restoring
old cars and trucks and fi nding that
missing part at the junkyard he
worked at or at swap meets.
Rev. Eugene Shipley and
Mary Shipley
Eugene Heuton
Eugene Heuton, 84, of Lanesboro,
died at his home on Wednesday,
August 31, 2011.
Funeral services were held at 10:30
a.m. on Tuesday, September 6, at the
Lanesboro United Methodist Church
in Lanesboro. Burial was in Merle
Hay Cemetery in Glidden.
The Lampe Funeral Home in Lake
City was in charge of arrangements.
Eugene Wilbur Heuton was born
March 31, 1927, at Glidden, to
Joseph and Reckia (Seeden) Heuton.
He served in the US Army from
1945-1947, and on April 9, 1947,
he was married to Mary Kowalski
in Chicago, Ill. He worked as a
mechanic for Ford Motor Company
in Arlington Heights, Ill. from 1962
to 1972, then in Hollywood, Fla.
until retiring in 1989. Eugene was
and Mary Shipley continued their
ministry.
They are survived by their son,
Jonathan, of Fort Worth, Tex., and
their daughter, Jeanne Elizabeth, of
Karlsruhe, Germany.
We, the surviving children, would
like to thank the members of the
First Baptist Church of Lake City
and the Lampe Funeral Home for
their generous help and hospitality
in facilitating the August memorial
event.
a member of the American Legion,
the Moose Lodge, and the United
Methodist Church in Lanesboro.
Eugene is survived by his
children; Irene (William) Durham,
Allen Heuton, Carter Heuton, Nora
Heuton, Kathy Ellington, and Adel
(Daniel) Keller; 19 grandchildren;
and 13 great-grandchildren; sisters,
Lavon Hudson and Elaine (Kenny)
Johnson; and four brothers: Marvin
(Norma) Heuton, Wendall (Jeannie)
Heuton, Ronal (Janice) Heuton, and
Darrell (Jean) Heuton.
He was preceded in death by
his parents, Joseph and Reckia
Heuton; wife, Mary Heuton; son,
Patrick Heuton; granddaughter,
Rachel Heuton; great-grandson,
Caleb Rhinehardt; and sister, Doris
Cleveland.
Bauman’s Jewelry
60% Off
Storewide
105 E. Main, Lake City, IA 51449
(712) 464-8801
Knoufs Carvers
ALS Fundraiser
Silent Auction
September 18 � 11 - 1:30 pm
Lake City Fall Festival
Many items to be auctioned including: 5 wood pieces made by Dr. Knouf
Donations to the Iowa ALS association can be sent to:
Kathy Collins
221 West South St.
Lake City, IA 51449