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10 The Graphic-Advocate Local News
June 27, 2012
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LOHRVILLE
SHADY OAKS
The recent excursion to the WinneVegas Casino near Sloan was a highly anticipated trip! Everyone had a lot of fun eating a buffet lunch,
playing the machines, and seeing the sights along the way. Shown with “Elvis” for a group photo is: (L to R) front row – Steve Rench, Minnie
Van Ahn, Kim Gregg; back row – Life Enrichment Assistant Deb Zenor, Nurse Anita Schuttler, Jack Mapel, Henry Smith, Marge Walters, and
Freda Toyne.
Tuesday, June 26: Roast Beef,
Potatoes w/ Gravy, Carrots &
Broccoli, Apple Crisp, OJ
Wednesday, June 27: Meat Loaf,
Baked Potato, Coleslaw, Tropical
Fruit, Sugar Cookie
Thursday, June 28: Baked
Chicken, Potato Salad, Green Beans,
Peach Crisp w/ice cream, Tomato
Juice
Friday, June 29: Spaghetti,
Tossed Salad, WW Garlic Bread,
Oatmeal Fruit Bar.
What beautiful weather we are
having.
Your Columnist’s Mary is in the
hospital so I will send a few items
in for her
On Wednesday Lois Barker treated
The Coffee Group to homemade
glazed donuts for her birthday.
Thanks a lot Lois.
Don’t know how many of you
know Veda Kail of Farnhamville but
she is in the hospital. She now is in
the Paula Baber center in Ft Dodge.
So everyone get out and enjoy the
weather as you know Iowa and what
can happen next.
If you have any news for Mary’s
column let Bette Knapp know
Thanks
SUNNYVIEW
Lois Hoyt had luncheon guests
on Tuesday, June 12: her grandson,
Staff Sergeant Cody Hoyt, and
his wife Crystal and Lois’ greatgranddaughter
Taitum of El Paso,
Texas. Tim Hoyt and Anita Schuttler
also joined them.
Thank you to Jo Fickbohm,
President of Sunnyview Residents
Committee, for this report. “An
evening in the courtyard, with Big
Band music and some golden oldies
was enjoyed by 34 Sunnyview
residents on Tuesday evening June
19thst. The entertainment was
furnished by Rex Kleemeier on
drums, accompanied by recorded CD
music. His wife Charlotte assisted
with the set up and organization of
the CDs.
The residents enjoyed the music
from 6 – 8 p.m. The weather cooperated
by being a little windy so no
bugs or mosquitoes were a problem,
however, the wind had a tendency
to be bothersome while serving
the bars, cookies and Chex mix, as
plastic and light weight containers
needed to be weighted down. Each
resident furnished their own drink.
Hall 2 was in charge of the
entertainment for the affair. The
residents on hall 2 included Carene
Folden (hall monitor), Earl & Pauline
Walters, Helen Tucker, Darlene
Sage and our newest residents, Dale
& Mary Sexton. Hey, that Dale is
a good host. He was seen serving
desserts and picking up trash. We
Lake City Lions Club
Saturday, June 30, 7:00 - 10:30 a.m.
Lake City Community Building
Dollars go to support Lions Scholarship Funds
need more go-getters like him at
Sunnyview.
Hall 2 had intended to have their
entertainment in May but at the time
the Sextons were not moved in yet
and Pauline Walters had surgery so
the date was changed to June. Hall
5 with Ted Stacy as hall monitor
had to be postponed from June until
a later date, due to the Big Lounge
being remodeled and not finished as
yet. Perhaps we will be able to have
two activities planned for July as Sid
Sidmore (hall monitor of hall 4) is
planning a pizza party for July also.
Thank you to all the willing workers
at these activities. It is always nice
to have get-togethers and enjoy each
other’s company.”
Interestingly, the concert at
Sunnyview was not the only
outdoor event on that Tuesday
evening. Someone mentioned that
they had heard music coming from
the direction of Lynch’s on the
square, too, and that a big group had
gathered out back in the outdoor
seating area to enjoy some tunes. Do
you suppose that all of this outdoor
music was a celebration of summer
– the calendar says that it officially
started on Wednesday, June 20.
Happy summer!
More money has been coming in
for the 14 trees that were planted on
June 14. This looks like a positive
addition to the Sunnyview grounds
– a big plus. Thank you to everyone
who has been contributing.
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KNOLL
This past week at Sunny Knoll
we spent Monday playing bingo
and treating the residents with spa
day in the afternoon. Tuesday we
spent the morning outside in the
gazebo. Even though it as very warm
Tuesday the breeze was just right in
the shade! We had a wonderful time
enjoying the weather and visiting.
Tuesday afternoon the kitchen made
banana bars we enjoyed at Tunes
and Treats. Wednesday we had
devotions in the morning and bible
study in the afternoon. Thursday we
decided to do a little gambling while
playing horse race and winning
candy prizes. The residents really
enjoy this game so we plan to play
it again in the near future! Thursday
afternoon we were entertained by BJ
Ukena as we sang some oldies but
goodies. After singing we enjoyed
some birthday cake Merle Stouts
family shared with everyone for his
Birthday. Friday the men enjoyed
coffee and snicker doodle cookies
in the morning. Friday afternoon
we had ice cream social to kick off
the weekend. We hope everyone is
enjoying this beautiful summer!
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OBITUARIES
Gerald L. Bergerson
Rockwell City – Gerald L.
Bergerson 55, passed away Tuesday,
June 19, 2012 at Stewart Memorial
Hospital, Lake City, Iowa. His
wishes were to be cremated.
Memorial services will be 2:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 23, at the Palmer &
Swank Funeral Home, Rockwell
City, with Pastor Betty Weidert
officiating.
Gerald is survived by his daughter
Jesseca (Scott) Knoke of Lohrville;
sons, Jeron Bergerson of Kennewick,
WA, and Justin Bergerson of
Rockwell City; granddaughter
Santana Hernandez-Bergerson;
sisters, Merla McLaughlin of
Woodenville, WA, and Kay Morris
of Kennewick, WA; and brothers,
Earl Goss of Albany, OR, and Keith
Bob and Karen Gingery spent
Friday the 15th with Anna Gingery
in Slater. She was there caring for
her nieces Katelyn and Ava while
their folks, David and Jeana Gingery
are on a trip.
Barbara Winkelman was treated
to lunch on Saturday the 16th for
an early birthday gift. A group of
friends took her to Fort Dodge. They
ate at Tea Thyme and continued their
visit at the home of Teresa Gross.
Eugenia Hamilton and Olivia took
Vernon and Shirley Hamilton to
Walnut on Fathers Day where they
joined the crowds at the special
antique show and sales taking place
there.
Diana May of Newton and her
brother-in-law, David May of
Wisconsin, visited with Barbara
Winkelman on Tuesday the 19th .
Michael and Leslie Richardson
of Pensacola, FL, visited Liz
Guess from the 10th to the 21st of
June. Other occasional callers have
The Karl L. King Municipal Band
of Fort Dodge will celebrate the
July 4th holiday a little early with a
special patriotic concert on Sunday
evening, July 1. This concert will be
held at the Karl L. King Band Shell
in Oleson Park. Concert time is 7:30
pm. There is no admission charge,
courtesy of the City of Fort Dodge.
In case of inclement weather, the
concert may be cancelled.
Conductor of the Karl L. King
Municipal Band is Jerrold P.
Jimmerson, and the Assistant
Conductor is Dr. David Klee.
This concert features patriotic
selections to celebrate the
Independence Day holiday. Marches
on the evening program include
Salute To The Colors by Karl L.
King and Bert Anthony, former
conductor W.B. Green’s unpublished
march Operation Freedom, and J.J.
Richards’ up-tempo Emblem of
Unity. One of Karl L. King’s famous
galops, Rough Riders, will be heard
during this one-hour concert as well.
The concert will open with an
exciting new piece, An American
Fanfare, by Rick Kirby, based on
“My Country ‘Tis Of Thee”. Also
featured will be an overture, Land
of Liberty, written 100 years ago
by Karl King’s close friend C.L.
Barnhouse of Oskaloosa IA, along
with Leroy Anderson’s classic The
Phantom Regiment, and the stirring
Carmen Dragon arrangement of
America The Beautiful.
On the lighter side will be a
ADAZA
Pierce of Florence, AZ. He was
preceded in death by his wife Donna
Marie Heim Bergerson; and parents,
Howard Bergerson and Nellie
McLaughlin.
Gerald Lee Bergerson was born
March 25, 1957 at Iowa City. He
graduated from Manson High
School, with the Class of 1976. He
also graduated from Iowa Lakes
Community College with a Carpentry
Degree. On November 19, 1983 he
was united in marriage to Donna
Marie Heim at Rockwell City, Iowa.
Gerald worked as a carpenter, logger,
fisherman, prospector, entrepreneur,
and adventurer in the states of Iowa,
Washington, and Alaska. Donna
passed away in 2003.
been Martha Hennesy of Andover,
MN, Leslie and Bob Ortiz from
Pensacola, FL, Jeremy Rollo,
Josh and Brook of Tulsa, OK, and
Corey (Roscoe) Richardson who’s
presently living with Wade and Ann
Gemberling at Lohrville. John Guess
of Scranton, Michael and Leslie,
Corey and Liz attended the play at
RVP 1875 in Jefferson on the 16th
. The out-of-town visitors enjoyed
many excursions and sightseeing to
the points of interest nearby. They
raved about the Sunday breakfast at
the University 40 Park. We locals are
the lucky ones to have that so close
every Sunday of the summer.
Tom and Brittany Sickels,
LeMars, visited Paul and Pat
Schmitt Saturday afternoon. Paul
and Pat Schmitt were guests at Ken
Schmitt’s home in Carroll Sunday
the 17th . Many friends and relatives
helped celebrate the 2nd birthday of
his grandson Ryker with cake and
ice cream following gift opening.
King Band Celebrates The Fourth:
medley of songs made popular by
that great bandleader and performer
during World War II with A Tribute
to Glenn Miller. A trumpet trio will
perform one of the most popular
and requested selections by the
King Band, Bugler’s Holiday by
Leroy Anderson. Trio members
include Tim Miller, Humboldt;
David Swaroff, Dayton; and Harlan
VandeBerg, Fort Dodge.
Recognition will be made of
members from our military with
the playing of the Armed Forces
Salute. A special tribute will be
given to the American soldier
with the performance of Duty,
Honor, Country, narrated by Paul
Bloomquist, director of bands at
Iowa Central Community College.
Closing this concert, The Stars
and Stripes Forever by John Philip
Sousa will be heard, along with our
national anthem, The Star-Spangled
Banner.
Persons attending this Sunday’s
concert are encouraged to bring
small American flags to wave at
appropriate times during the concert.
Persons also need to bring their own
lawn chairs, blankets, etc., since
there is no seating available.
An ice cream social will be held
before the concert starts, beginning
around 6:30 pm, courtesy of the
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church.
Homemade ice cream and fresh
baked goodies will be available for
purchase as in past years.
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