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12 The Graphic-Advocate Sports June 27, 2012 Southern Cal Swim Team Members of the 2012 Southern Cal Swim team include (from left to right: Front Row: Jaden Nesbitt, Blake Fonken, Landen Halvorsen, Cody Schumacher, Corinne Beagle, Jacquelyn Carlson, Aspen Ellis, Jordan Ludwig, Kjersti Olson, Lauren Shipley, Rebecca Woolsey, Tess Richardson, Kirby Olson, Tanner Steig. Second Row: Caleb Blair, Mackenzie Addison, Amber Bellinghausen, Brittany Berry, Kimberly Daisy, Payton Ellis, Tate Steig, Kody Case, Logan Fonken, Ashten Halversen, Payton Steig, Riley Snyder, Payton Macke, Katelyn Lohff, Bailey Kent. Third Row: Brody Stauter, David Melody, Hannah Duncan, Jaylin Janssen, Nick Berry, Ben Ludwig, Haley Schumacher, Haley Stauter, Bryan Steig, Merle Stauter, Daniel Melody, Sayer Steig, Krista Lohff. Fourth Row: Nathan Burley, Ashley Beagle, Kadynn Isaacs, Emily Hensel, Ethan Myers, Ellie Beagle, Ella Duncan, Tori Ellis, Ava Finley, Kaitlin Frate, Makelsie Gorden, Megan Gray, Alexis Hoyle, Gracie Hucka-Hoyle, Tristan Blair. Back Row: Macy Macke, Haley McClue, Mackenzie Monahan, Madison Monahan, Mikayla Monahan, Mollie Monahan, Kierstin Morrow, Jacqueline Frate, Emma Myers, Ericka Plagman, Allison Riat, Claire Riat, Ashley Schleisman, Elizabeth Scholtens MISSING Elizabeth Capron, Allyssa Blanchfield. Coaches: Karli Payer & Matthew Nieland. Missing Brian Green Photo contributed by Kristi Macke of Krissy’s Kreations. Rockwell City Swim Team Members of the 2012 Rockwell City Swim team include (from left to right: Front row: Joseph Wozniak, Carson Pibal, Jonah Hindt, Brian King, Mariah Pagel, Riley Batta. Second row: Deianeira Grage, Raegan Barrett, Jadyn Khommanyvong, Madison Jones, Kara Collison, Maia Schossow, Jordan Khommanyvong. Third row: Benjamin Wozniak, Ryan Nicholson, Lucas Farrington, Shawn Schossow, Katelyn Decker, Abby Clark, Nic Englin, Matthew Clark. Fourth Row: Zane Neubaum, Zach Batta, Chase Pibal, Jacob Nicholson. Fifth Row: Zane Thompson, Kalie Buenting, Coaches Mollie Rastetter, Brett Nicholson, and Whitney Stoolman, Parker Pagel, Ethan Buenting, Dawson Murley, Megan Decker, Raegan Welander. Sixth Row: Joe Clark, Jordan Hepp, Megan Ukena, Isabelle Thompson. Not pictured: Tyler O’Tool, AJ Neubaum, Cara Voorde, Cassidy Voorde, Jordan Ukena, Ryan Martin, Alayna Murley, Ben Sexton, Cody Schoop, Kevin King, Elli Russell Photo contributed by Kristi Macke of Krissy’s Kreations. The Graphic-Advocate DEADLINE News & Advertising Friday at Noon 712-464-3188 • 712-297-7544 Wednesday, July 11th at 6 p.m. Lineup at 5 p.m. on Tonawanda Street To enter contact Ricole Kraft 712-887-0002 Pie, Ice Cream & Root Beer Floats Social June 30, 2012 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. (After the parade) At the Lake City Union Church Front Row L-R: Ashley Hanks, Holly Hammen, Allison Riat, Macy Macke, Sayer Steig, Ellie McChesney, Hallee Mauslby. Second Row L-R: Kaylynn Ridgley, Shelby Berquist, Courtney Riley, Emma Geno, Sally Musselman, Riley Snyder. Third Row L-R: Heidi Hammen, Kaylynn Kruckenberg, Maddie Jones, Payton Macke, Anna McChesney, Raegan Welander, Payton Steig, Cassidy Voorde. Photo contributed by Kristi Macke of Krissy’s Kreations. SCC Girls Basketball Camp Twenty one South Central Calhoun 3rd through 6th grade girls attended the third annual Titan Girls Basketball camp. The girls worked on various skills such as shooting, dribbling and defense. Although it was a hot three days , the girls worked hard and showed a lot of enthusiasm. The camp was run by Coach Birks with the help of Coach Knapp and Coach Hartwig. This was the first year that all the girls from SCC attended the same camp. Next year the camp will be at Lake City and the coaches are hoping for a great turnout. Also included in the camp was a Dribble contest, Layup contest, and Hot Shot contest. Winners were: 3rd Grade- Sayer Steig- Dribble, Layup and Hot shot. 4th Grade- Emma Geno-Layup and dribble, Sally Musselman-Hot shot. 5th Grade-Raegan Welander- Dribble, Layup and Hot shot. 6th Grade- Maddie Jones- Dribble, Layup and Hotshot
June 27, 2012 Local News The Graphic-Advocate 13 Stewart Memorial Community Hospital Employees Donate to American Cancer Society In a troubled economy, employees at Stewart Memorial Community Hospital (SMCH) have found increasingly innovative ways to raise funds for Relay for Life. As a result, SMCH’s employee team was able to top previous years’ donations to help fight cancer. In addition to team t-shirt sales, the hospital team held a variety of different fundraisers throughout the year to raise money including selling homemade Jane Johnson Apple Bars, homemade Donna Westcott Cinnamon Rolls and cookies baked by the SMCH Dietary department. They also hosted contests including a soup cook off, a Super Salad Showdown, and a traveling Christmas Grinch during which departments pooled funds in order for the Grinch to be housed in another competing department. The check for $1,800 was presented to the American Cancer Society by members of SMCH’s employee team at the 2012 Relay for Life, held on June 15. Plans have already begun for the 2013 Relay for Life in hopes of increasing the donation amount. Stewart Memorial Community Hospital employees present a check totaling $1,800.00 to the American Cancer Society at the June 15th Calhoun County Relay for Life. Ice cream social Ice cream provided by United Bank in Lake City was part of the Progressive Supper event on June 21. (Graphic-Advocate photo by Ken Ross) Dr. David Frate, internal medicine at Stewart Memorial Community Hospital, gave opening remarks at the Relay for Life. Wine testing at Jubilee A Jubilee Winefest on June 21, featured tasting of wine produced at three area wineries. Visitors were also invited to sample gourmet popcorn produced at a Calhoun County farm. (Graphic- Advocate photo by Ken Ross) Informational Workshop Offered in Sac County on July 30 at 1:30 p.m. More than half of Iowa farmland is rented. In some Iowa locations, as much as 70 percent of the land is farmed by farmers who don’t own the land. Iowa farmland values increased by as much as 35 percent during 2011. Farmland cash rental rates Iowa increased for the 2012 crop year by nearly 20 percent over 2011 – and up to 55 percent over the past five years. These are just a few reasons why Iowa State University Extension and Outreach offers workshops designed to answer questions that land owners and tenants have about farmland leasing and land values. A workshop will be held at Sac County Extension and Outreach office Monday, July 30, at 1:30 p.m. The address is 620 Park Avenue in Sac City. Call 712/662-7131 to sign up. Melissa O’Rourke, ISU Extension Farm & Agribusiness Management Specialist will present information about a wide range of topics related to farmland values and leasing. O’Rourke is a licensed attorney with extensive experience in working with farm, ranch and agribusiness interests. In several counties – Ida, Carroll, Crawford, Monona and Sac – workshop presentations will include Shane Ellis, a new Farm & Agribusiness Management Specialist for ISU Extension based in Carroll. Trends in Farmland Leasing “I’ve had numerous contacts this year from persons who have questions about farmland values and rental rates,” says O’Rourke. “Due to the increases in land values and cash rents, there is definitely a heightened interest in farm leasing arrangements,” O’Rourke noted. “We expect significant attendance at these meetings.” O’Rourke noted several other trends in farmland ownership and leasing. “Due to the volatility of land and commodity markets, we have seen had increased inquiries regarding flexible cash lease methodologies. For this reason, our 2012 workshops will have more focus on these kinds of arrangements. We will work through examples of various strategies for flexible cash leases.” Another area O’Rourke noted is the increasing age of farmland owners. “ISU Extension research indicates that the average age of farmland owners continues to rise,” stated O’Rourke. “Fifty-five percent of Iowa’s farmland is owned by people over the age of 65, while 28 percent of the land is owned by individuals over age 75. We also find that children and surviving spouses of farmers are less likely to continue operating the farm themselves. That’s a major reason why farmland leasing continues to increase.” O’Rourke explained that workshop attendees will receive a comprehensive workbook packed with information about land values, leasing and different types of farm lease arrangements. “Everyone should leave with a heightened understanding of farmland leasing.” Registration Information A registration fee of $20 per person is charged to cover costs and includes a 90-page workbook. Please pre-register by calling Sac County Extension and Outreach at 712/662-7131 prior to the meeting. Walk-ins may attend for a $25 fee at the door. More information about this and other farmland leasing meetings in Iowa can be found at ISU Extension’s Ag Decision Maker website: www. extension.iastate.edu/agdm Manson holds celebration The annual Crater Days in Manson featured a parade along with other activities. (Graphic-Advocate Photo by Ken Ross) Museum holds event The Calhoun County Museum in Rockwell City hosted an antique tractor show and lunch on Sunday. (Graphic-Advocate Photo by Ken Ross) DEADLINE News & Advertising Friday @ NOON The Graphic-Advocate 712-464-3188 712-297-7544 Farmland Leasing And Land Values Celebrating 63 62 Years years of Better better hearing Hearing care Care BerrY HearinG aiD & aUDioloGY centerS • Complete Hearing Test & Hearing Aid Evaluation • Computerized Hearing Aid Analysis & Fittings • Custom Made Sound Molds, Swim Molds, Etc. 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