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Tuesday, May 16, 2023 

Volume 39 Issue 20 

Le Mars 

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Publications 

Postal Patron 

Local 

LE MARS: 

712-546-7816 

SHELDON: 

712-324-2516 

SIOUX CENTER: 

712-722-2601 

ON EVERY 

PRESCRIPTION FILLED 

See pharmacy for details. Restrictions 

apply. Offer valid through June 15, 2023 

Sales & Marketing 

Assistant 

THIS INDIVIDUAL WILL PROVIDE SUPPORT TO A TEAM 

OF MARKETING PROFESSIONALS AND ADVERTISING 

DESIGNERS, ENSURING THAT PROJECTS ARE 

COMPLETED ON DEADLINE. 

Two-year marketing or administrative assistant degree, or similar 

work experience preferred. Will train the right person. 

Send resume to: 

Jason Lindsay • Director of Sales 

jlindsay@iowainformation.com 

equal opportunity employer 

drug screen required 

compensation depends on 

experience 

Le Mars 

1201 12TH AVENUE 

712-546-7816 

OPEN 6 AM-10 PM, 

7 DAYS A WEEK Sioux 

Center 

1951 S. MAIN 

712-722-2601 

OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY 

7 AM-9PM; 

SUNDAY 8 AM-9 PM 

Sheldon 

1989 PARK STREET 

712-324-2516 

OPEN 6 AM-11 PM, 

7 DAYS A WEEK 

Fri - Sun | May 19 - 21 ONLY! 





/ $ 4 

icken griller patty 

oy or cowgirl 6 oz. 

6.99 

Hy-Vee Choice Reserve 

boneless beef New York 

strip steak 8 oz. 

6.99 

12 oz. 10.48 



strip steak 8 oz. 

12 oz. 10.48 

2/ $ 4 

2/ $ 4 2/ $ 4 

Chicken griller patty 

cowboy or cowgirl 6 oz. 





.59lb. 

George’s chicken 

leg quarters 

sold in a 10 lb. bag for [5.90] 

6.99 

6.99 

6.99 

Hy-Vee 

Hy-Vee Choice 

Choice Reserve 

Reserve 

boneless Hy-Vee Choice Reserve 

boneless beef beef New New York York 

strip strip steak steak 


8 oz. 

8 oz. 

12 oz. 10.48 12 oz. 10.48 strip steak 8 oz. 

12 oz. 10.48 

2/ $ 4 



.59lb. 

.59lb. 


leg quarters .59lb. 

George’s 

sold in a 10 chicken 

lb. bag for [5.90] George’s chicken 

leg quarters 

leg quarters 


[5.90] 


2.99lb. 

Hy-Vee fresh 

boneless skinless 

lean hand trimmed 

2.99lb. 

chicken breasts 

1.88lb. 

Whole boneless 

pork loin 

Hormel Always Tender 

6.99 



strip 2.99lb. 

steak 8 oz. 

12 oz. 10.48 

Hy-Vee 

fresh 

fresh 

Hy-Vee fresh 


Hy-Vee fresh 


lean hand trimmed 


.59lb. 


leg quarters 

2.99lb. 

lean hand trimmed boneless skinless 

chicken breasts lean hand trimmed 


1.88lb. sold in a 10 lb. bag for 

1.88lb. 

[5.90] 

Whole 1.88lb. 

boneless 

pork loin 

Hormel Whole 

Always boneless 

Tender 

pork loin 



pork loin 


$ 

4 

griller patty 

owgirl 6 oz. 

.00 

ff, peeled & deveined, 

90 ct., 12 oz. pkg. 

5.00 

5.00 .59lb. 2.99 

5.00 

tail-off, peeled & deveined, 

Fish Market 

5.00 

cooked shrimp 


2.99 

Jimmy Dean bacon 

71 

2.99 

to 90 ct., 12 oz. pkg. 


select varieties 2.2 to 16 oz. 

71 to 90 ct., 12 oz. pkg. 

(limit 2) 

leg quarters 


Fish Market cooked 

Fish shrimp 

Market cooked We reserve shrimp the Jimmy 

right to limit Dean 

quantities. bacon 

Plus deposit on applicable items. 


select varieties 2.2 to 16 


select oz. 

varieties 2.2 to 16 oz. 

71 to 90 ct., 12 oz. pkg. 

(limit 2) 

71 to 90 ct., 12 oz. pkg. 

(limit 2) 

1.88lb. 

Fish Market cooked shrimp 

5.00 2.99 .99 


pork loin 

Jimmy Dean bacon Hormel Always Tender 

2.99 .99 

We reserve the right to limit quantities. Plus deposit on applicable items. 


2 DAY FUEL 

We reserve 

SAVER 

the right to limit quantities. Plus deposit on 

SALE! 

applicable items. 

h Market cooked shrimp 


Bar-S franks 


select varieties 12 oz. 

FRIDAY-SATURDAY, (limit 2) 

MAY 19-20 


2.99 

.99 Jimmy Dean bacon 


Bar-S 

.99 

franks 

(limit 

.99 

2) 


We reserve the right to limit quantities. Plus deposit on applica 

Bar-S franks 


Bar-S franks 


0 

rket cooked shrimp 

led & deveined, 

, 12 oz. pkg. 

2.99 



(limit 2) 

.99 

Bar-S franks 



Fuel Saver Savings are valid at the 

Sheldon, Sioux Center & Le Mars, IA Locations only.

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Le Mars Shopper’s Guide 

“The Land Marketing Professionals for Over 100 Years” 

Proudly Presents 

Approx. 18 M/L Acres Unimproved Farmland in Plymouth County, IA 

Section 10, America Township, Plymouth County, Iowa 

(Per Original Government Survey) 

PUBLIC AUCTION 

LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTION 

Online Bidding @ BrockAuction.com & Click on 

Saturday, May 20th, 2023 @ 10:00 AM 

Sale to be held at the Farm Site - 34645 180th St. Le Mars, IA 

LAND LOCATION: From Le Mars: Go East ½ mile on Plymouth Street, past Gehlen Catholic School 

to 180th Street. From Merrill: Go North 3 miles on Highway 75, then go East 1½ miles on Highway 3 

and continue East on Plymouth Street past Gehlen Catholic School, then continue East ¼ mile on 

180th Street. From Remsen: Go West 8 miles on Highway 3, then go South 1 mile on 14th Ave. NE, 

then go East ¼ mile on 180th Street. 

LAND DESCRIPTION: PT of the E½ of the SW¼ of the SE¼ section 10 township 92 North Range 

45 West of the 5th P.M Plymouth County, IA. Containing approximately 18 acres M/L. 

GENERAL DESCRIPTION: SPRING HAS SPRUNG!! What a wonderful way to start the 

summer of 2023 and the rest of your life with your very own 18-acre M/L acreage. You can 

design your own dream property in any manner you can think of as long as you meet the 

local rules. This exquisite property could not be located any better. With the City limits of Le 

Mars just on your West boundary, you can enjoy the quiet country life while having all the 

things city life has to offer only seconds away. 

Gene and Kathleen are offering you a once in a lifetime opportunity, to be the proud 

owners of a rare, rare property. To find a private piece like this that you alone can control so 

close to one of the fastest growing communities is extremely hard to find. Just minutes from 

Gehlen Catholic School, Downtown, Churches, Willow Creek Golf Course and the many 

other amenities, this fast growing, progressive community offers. 

Imagine for a moment the wonderful feeling you and your family will have over the years as 

you enjoy the gentile country life with the solitude that comes from having your very own 

design. Maybe, the 4 seasons will change before your very eyes with the unobstructed views 

of nature that you have built into your private 

retreat. Your kids and grandkids and you 

having the freedom to roam as you please 

without any disturbances at all. For a lifetime 

of enjoyment and a legacy to pass down, your 

destiny and your family’s future will be set, 

never to be infringed upon. 

Good Luck to all. Bruce and all of us from For Complete Details, Photos & Video go to 

Brock Auction Company. 

www.BrockAuction.com 

EUGENE AND KATHLEE KIPP - OWNERS 

Craig Bauerly - Attorney 

BRUCE R. BROCK 

BROKER 

World Champion 

Auctioneer 

AUSTIN POPKEN 

REALTOR 

AUCTIONEER 

712-539-1178 

BRUCE R. BROCK RE L.L.C. 

Licensed in IA, SD & NE 

1321 Hawkeye Ave. SW, Le Mars, IA 

(712) 548-4634 

BRIAN RUBIS "The Midwest's Largest and Fastest 

AUCTIONEER 

712-253-5481 

Growing Auction Company 

with 4 Generations Serving The Midwest Since 1919" 


Proudly Presents 

300 Acres M/L of Unimproved Farmland (OFFERED IN THREE TRACTS) 

Section 13 and 14, Pilot Township, Cherokee County, Iowa 

(Per Original Government Survey) 


LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTION 

Online Bidding @ BrockAuction.com & Click on 

Friday, May 19th, 2023 @ 10:00 AM 

Sale to be held at the Farm Site - Intersection of R. Ave & 570th Street 

OFFERED IN THREE TRACTS (Tract 1 - 77.12 Acres : Tract 2 - 78 Acres : Tract 3 - 146.27 Acres) 

METHOD OF SALE: The property will be sold with the high bidder having their choice of Tract 1 or 2 or both tracts. In 

the event both tracts are taken after the first round, the auction of those 2 tracts is over. In the event only 1 of those 

tracts are taken, the remaining tract will be offered. Tract 3 will be sold individually. The tracts will not be combined and 

offered as a single unit. 

LAND LOCATION: From Cherokee: Go South 3 miles on Highway 59, East 1½ miles on Pilot Rock Road, then go South ½ 

mile on R. Ave. From Aurelia: Go West 3 miles on 550th St., South 1 mile on S Ave., West 1 mile on 560th St., then go South 

¾ mile on R. Ave. From Quimby: Go East 4 miles on Highway 31, North 4½ miles on Highway 59, East 1½ miles on Pilot 

Rock Road, then go South ½ mile on R. Ave. 

GENERAL DESCRIPTION: In this offering there are 3 nice High Quality Cherokee County Farms all laying side 

by side and only a couple of miles straight South of Cherokee. The Meylor family is offering them in 3 tracts. 

Tract 1 is approx. 77.12 M/L acres, Tract 2 is approx. 78 M/L acres and Tract 3 is approx. 146.27 M/L acres. 

These highly productive farms offer the buyer(s) an opportunity to purchase anywhere from 77.12 acres all 

the way up to 301.39 acres. It’s really hard today to find such flexibility and to have 3 pieces just next to and 

across the road from each other. So, whether you want a small tract or a large one, whatever fits your operation 

will be available. 

The Cherokee ASCS office has all three tracts combined so the exact acres and figures for the individual 

tracts will be delegated by their rules. The total figures show 232 farmland acres which includes a few acres of 

Steve and Mary Lundsgaard’s land that will not be included in the new buyers total of approx. acres M/L. 

Cropland acres 205.57, with a 168.20-acre corn base with a 184 bu. PLC Yield Index and a 37.37-acre soybean 

base with a 57 bu. PLC Yield Index. 

The Cherokee County NRCS Office shows the main soil types to be as follows: 

Tract 1: Mainly Galva, with a small amount of Colo-Judson and an average weighted CSR II of 87.3 

Tract 2: Mainly Galva, with smaller amounts of Steinauer, Colo-Judson, and Everly with a weighted average 

CSR II of 83.3. 

Tract 3: Mainly Galva, with smaller tracts of Colo-Judson, Steinauer, Everly, Sac and Primghar with a weighted 

average CSR II of 80.2. 

In today’s modern family farming world, it is almost impossible to find 3 pieces so close together and yet offer 

so much flexibility. You can tailor this to custom fit you and your operation. No matter what your intentions are 

for the future you get to make the choice. Your family’s 

future and your legacy will be determined by the 

choices you make today. As you look back in history 

and follow its trade record you will see that the families 

and operations that are flourishing today are the ones 

whose forefathers and mothers took the bold step to 

grab the opportunity when it was presented. Yours will 

be no different down the road. How you respond will 

make all the difference for generations to come. Best of 

luck to you all. From all of us at Brock Auction 

Company and myself, Bruce Brock. Thank you and For Complete Details, Photos & Video go to 

we’ll see you at the auction. 

BRUCE R. BROCK 

BROKER 

World Champion 

Auctioneer 

www.BrockAuction.com 

MEYLOR ACRES & KAY MEYLOR - OWNERS 

Gene Collins - Attorney 

AUSTIN POPKEN 

REALTOR 

AUCTIONEER 

712-539-1178 

BRIAN RUBIS 

AUCTIONEER 

712-253-5481 



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with 4 Generations Serving The Midwest Since 1919" 

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Le Mars Shopper’s Guide Tuesday, May 16, 2023 3 

VERN EIDE HONDA 

4625 Singing Hills Blvd. • Sioux City, IA 51106 

verneidehondasiouxcity.com 

LE MARS • INTERVIEWING NOW! 

MICHAEL V. HODGSON 

Sales & Leasing Consultant 

mhodgson@verneide.com 

Bus: (712) 274-6622 

(800) 593-3686 

Fax: (712) 274-6790 

Cell: (712) 540-3565 

REQUIREMENTS 

Online Only - BID NOW 

Fridge, Furniture, Décor, 

Sm. Appliances, Vintage, 

Collectibles * Proceeds to 

Support Tanzania Mission Trip 

Mark & Vickie Hemmingson 

Online Only - Bid May 18 

Amazing Fire-arms & Ammo 

Larry Kolbold 

Fri. May 19th, 10:00 am 

302 M/L Acres of Unimproved 

Farmland, Cherokee, IA 

Meylor Acres & Kay Meylor 

Sat. May 20th, 10:00 am 

18 M/L Acres Unimproved 

Farmland, Plymouth County, IA 

Eugene and Kathleen Kipp 

Online Only - Bid May 25th 

2016 Liebherr 716 Dozer 

AuctionTime 

Mon. June 5th, 10:00 am 

240 Fantastic Certified Organic 

Acres M/L Offered in Two Tracts 

Plymouth County, IA 

Yeager Family Ventures 

Fri. June 9th, 10:00 am 

211 Acres M/L Unimproved 

Farmland, Woodbury County, IA 

Otto Schrunk Revocable Trust 

Mon. June 19th, 10:00 am 

73.06 Acres M/L of the Highest 

Indexing and Highest Producing 

Farms in the State of Iowa and the 

U.S.A in O’Brien County, IA 

Patricia Wright 

BrockAuction.com 

1321 Hawkeye Ave SW. 

Le Mars (712) 548-4634 

“The Land Marketing Professionals 

for Over 100 Years” 

GOD BLESS AMERICA 

1 FOR SALE 

FOR SALE 20 metal filing cabinets 

$15.00 each and 2 fire 

proof $150.00 each. Please contact 

Le Mars Sentinel 712-546- 

7031 or stop in at 41 1st Ave NE 

Le Mars, Iowa. 

14 FOR RENT 

THE SHED multi-size storage 

units available. Call 712-546- 

4413. 

17 APTS FOR RENT 

FOR RENT: 1, 2 & 3 bedroom 

apartments. Rent based 

on income. Smoke free apartments. 

Please call 712-580- 

5360. 

19 WANTED 

FIRST AMERICAN Pickers in 

Remsen BUYING! Antiques, 

gold, silver, coins, jewelry, collections 

and estates. Bring in. 

Call us out! 505-319-0109. 

21 HELP WANTED 

ACCOUNTING & Tax office- 

Administrative Assistant. Parttime 

with flexible days & hours, 

Office 365 skills required. Mail 

resume- PO Box 903, Le Mars, 

IA 51031 or email info@puhlcpa. 

com. 

HELP WANTED: Full and part 

time housekeeping. Apply in 

person at the Amber Inn, 635 

8th Ave. SW Le Mars, Iowa. 

EXPIRED SUBSCRIPTION? 

What are you waiting for? 

Contact us, (712) 546-7031 

Now Hiring 

Activity Director 

Approximately 32 hours а week, shifts vary, and 

will include some weekends and evenings. 

Job includes assisting residents in leisure activities, 

scheduling calendars, care planning, taking 

residents on group outings (chauffeurs license is 

necessary) lead group activities in facility and Ье 

part of а great team. Activity Coordinator 

certification and CNA is required or willing to get. 

Akron Care Center offers РТО, Extended Sick 

Leave and IPERS (State retirement). 

991 Hwy З 

Akron, lowa 

Contact Patricia: 712-568-2422 or 

аdministrator@ akroncarecenter. сот 

Akron Care Center is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer that does not discriminate against someone 

(applicant or employee) because of a person's race, color, religion, sex (including gender identity, sexual orientation, 

and pregnancy), national origin, age (40 or older), disability or genetic information. 

HELP WANTED: Full time 

meat cutter/wrapper and other 

duties included. Call 712-786- 

1197 or apply in person at 

Remsen Processing, 230 South 

Washington, Remsen, Iowa. 

HELP WANTED: Greenway 

Lawn Care full time mowing 

position with experience with 

zero turn a plus, $20 an hour, 

712-546-4055, greenwaylawncare@premieronline.net. 

LE MARS COMMUNITY 

Schools. Kluckhohn Elementary 

Teacher Assoc.- $17.34/hr., 32.5 

hrs/wk. IPERS, paid holidays 

and optional health insurance 

stipend. If interested, apply 

on-line at: www.lemarscsd.org. 

OUR CLASSIFIEDS run in the 

Le Mars Sentinel, Shopper’s 

Guide and Remsen Bell- 

Enterprise. Call 712-546-7031 to 

get yours listed. 

NEED a place to rent? Check 

out the classifieds. 

Preschool 

Openings 

Guardian Angel Preschool & Daycare 

has openings in the following classes 

(Classes begin September 2023): 

5 year old preschool. M-F afternoon 

from 12:30pm-3:30pm. 

Call for price. 

Call Guardian Angel 

to get on the list!! 

712-546-8732 

POLICE OFFICER CITY OF LE MARS 

Police Officer Position 

27 NOTICES 

PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All 

real estate advertised herein 

is subject to the Federal Fair 

Housing Act, which makes it 

illegal to advertise any preference 

limitation or discrimination 

because of race, color, religion, 

sex, handicap, familial status, 

or national origin, or intention 

to make ay such preference 

limitation, or discrimination. In 

the sale, rental, or advertising 

of real estate based on factors 

in addition to. We will not knowingly 

accept amy advertising for 

real estate which is in violation 

of the law. All persons are hereby 

informed that all dwellings 

advertised are available on an 

equal opportunity basis. 

29 GARAGE SALE/ESTATE 

SALE/MOVING SALE 

GARAGE SALE: Friday, May 19 

(1-6), Saturday, May 20 (9-noon). 

710 5th Ave. SW, Le Mars. 

The City of LeMars is accepting applications for the 

position of police officer in order to fill a vacancy on or 

about October 1, 2023 and to establish a certified 

hiring list for future vacancies. For an application 

packet, call the Le Mars Police Department at 

712-546-4113 or email lemarspd@lemarsiowa.com. 

Applications must be returned and received by Friday 

June 7, 2023 by 12:00 pm. The POST examination and 

physical agility testing will be held on Thursday June 

22, 2023 in Le Mars. Certified Officers 

are encouraged to apply and lateral 

testing/benefits may apply. Pay and 

Benefit information will be provided with 

the application packet. The City of Le 

Mars is an equal opportunity employer. 

HELP WANTED 

The Plymouth County Conservation 

Board is seeking a part-time seasonal 

employee for the summer months at 

Hillview Recreation Area. 

MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE. 

Contact Conservation Board Office 

at 712-947-4270 

for questions or to apply. 

MOTOR GRADER OPERATOR 

The Plymouth County Secondary Road Department has a 

position available as an Equipment Operator in Craig. The job 

involves manual labor, operating a motor grader, trucks, and 

other maintenance and construction equipment. 

The applicant must meet the requirements as described in the 

job description of the Plymouth County Secondary Road 

Department. 

Contact the 

Plymouth County Engineer 

32802 170th St., PO Box 1227 

Le Mars, IA 51031 

712-546-4559 

Applications accepted until May 22, 2023. 

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BY BEVERLY VAN BUSKIRK 

Lifestyles Editor 

MOSTLY SUNNY 36|21 



22 as they not only auditioned LCHS musicians were selected 

for the All-State Music percussion, 1st alternate; 

are Asher Moss, sophomore, 

but were also a host school for 

LE MARS — It was a busy the 2022 A l-State Music Festival 

auditions. 

nates. 

Festival or chosen as alter- 

Blake Daale, junior, oboe, 1st 

day for Le Mars Community 

High School musicians Oct. At the end of the day, 12 Band members selected SEE ALL-STATE PAGE 3 

712.546.7031 

41 1st Avenue NE 

Le Mars, IA 

BY SARAH LABRUNE-JONGELING 

Staff writer 

MERRILL — The Merri l library 

is expanding its services to the communities 

that pay dues to use the 

library’s resources. 

The city of Hinton has a bookshelf 

located in city ha l with books 

that are free to residents. A new 

little free library stocked with children’s 

books wi l soon be placed at 

the Michael’s Miracle Park, which 

is the Hinton city park in Marland 

Heights. 

“It’s a way to help Hinton,” said 

Alan Holton, Merri librarian. “If 

it’ successful we can bring more 

SEE LIBRARY PAGE 3 

PAGE 2 SPORTS 

RSM advances to championship 

NOVEMBER 11, 2022 • WEEKEND 

PLYMOUTH COUNTY 

V TERS 

TURN OUT AT POLLS 

Christmas in Hometown Le Mars 

GROWS ACTIVITIES, FUN 


Lifestyles editor 

(Sentinel Photo by beverly van buSkirk) 

Le Mars residents lined up to vote at the three precinct locations at the Le Mars Convention Center Tuesday 

around 7 p.m. Po ls closed at 8 p.m. 

LCS musicians selected for All-State 

Merrill library expanding resources 

WE 

WANT 

YOU! 

to Jan Hoffman, deputy auditor. 

“In a general election, the 

LE MARS — Plymouth absentee ballot counts have 

County residents went to the to roll back into the precinct 

voting booths Tuesday to elect totals,” she explained. 

local, state and national candidatesout 

of voters for a midterm elec- 

She added it was a good turn- 

Of the county’s 18,270 registered 

voters, 9,883, or 54.09 Precinct results are brought 

tion cycle. 

percent cas their ballots in the to the auditor’s office on election 

night by machine by poll 

2022 election, either at the 11 

voting precincts Tuesday or by workers. Hoffman said the last 

absentee ba lot. 

precinct runner to return the 

“It was definitely busier than machine came at 8:40 p.m. 

we thought it would be,” said Plymouth County Board of 

Cheri Nitzschke, deputy auditor. 

votes at their Nov. 15 board 

Supervisors will canvass the 

Po ls were open from 7 a.m. to meeting. 

8 p.m. on Election Day. 

This year there were 2,591 

absentee ba lots cast, according 

ping, getting pictures with Santa, downtown businesses for Sma l 

listening to live music, enjoying Business Saturday shopping. 

LE MARS — Celebrate the great food and watching a tree Now in 2022, more events 

true spirit of Christmas and lighting ceremony at the Olson have been added. 

join in a day fu l o festive family 

events and holiday cheer and “It’s going to be a day full of something new each year, grow 

Event Center at 6 p.m. 

“We’re hoping to add a little 

help support local businesses, events,” said Margaret Catton, it just a bit more and get more 

too, at Christmas in Hometown who is heading up this year’s 

SEE CHRISTMAS PAGE 3 

Le Mars this Saturday, Nov. 26. celebration. 

From dashing store displays The idea started in 2020, 

and festive activities to heartwarming 

entertainment, explore tree lighting and show at the 

what makes the Ice Cream Cap- 

Olson Cultural Event Center 

ital of the World® a must-see in downtown Le Mars. 

and featured a Christmas 

and shop Christmas destination. 

Spend the Saturday after more in-person activities 

Thanksgiving in Le Mars shop- 

and again partnered with the 

The 2021 event added 

(Photo contributed) 

Le Mars Community High School musicians chosen for the 2022 A l-State Music Festival are, from left, Asher Moss, Blake 

Daale, Beau Pravecek, Henry Marienau, Abigail Tilberg, Brock Feldman, Greta Tilberg, Samuel Johnson, Bradyn Anderson, 

Ryder Mu la ly, Spencer Schnetzer, and Jacob Hargens. 



PAGE 8 SPORTS 

Hinton fall season recaps 

SNOW/WIND 21|9 

(PHOTO CONTRIBUTED) 

There wi l be a number of places for photo opportunities for 

everyone during the Christmas in Hometown Le Mars event Saturday, 

Nov. 26. From cutouts to sleighs to packages, there wi l be 

plenty of fun places to pose. 

(Sentinel Photo by by Sarah labrune-Jongeling) 

Teresa Peters, city clerk of Hinton, Nadine Binneboese and Carol Lang look over the 

free books that were donated from the Merri l Library to the residents of Hinton. 

Sports 2 Lighter Side 8 

Weather3 Classifieds 9-10 

Record/Lifestyles 6 

Weather .3 

Record/Lifestyles .4 

Lighter Side .5 

FULL-TIME 

INSIDE SALES 

POSITION 

SEE ELECTION PAGE 3 

A tribute to veterans 

LE MARS — At the Quilts of Great Britain died on D Day, 

Valor open house a the Plymouth 

County Historical Muse- 

“On the beach, I looked up and 

June 6, 1944. 

um in September, Rose Heeren saw the German bunkers where 

of Le Mars shared her thoughts the Germans aimed their arti lery 

with veterans and their families on those men. It nearly broke my 

in attendance, on the trip she heart to see that. 

had taken jus the week before “Now some of you here today 

to France 

have said that you don’t think you 

She said, “I had the privilege deserve the honor that is being 

this last week to visi the Normandy 

beaches. It was a moving me, you do deserve a l honor we 

bestowed on you today. Believe 

experience. 

give. Because of your service and 

“I walked for over an hour those young men who gave their 

among the white crosses. Over lives in 1944 — we are free today. 

167,000 young men from the I am grateful to you. I thank you,” 

United States and Canada and Heeren concluded. 

Exceptional 

guaranteed 

base salary! 

(Photo contributed) 

Rose Heeren shared this picture of the more than 167,000 

crosses in the cemetery at Normandy, for the soldiers the 

United States and Canada and Great Britain who died in 

the D Day invasion June 6, 1944. 

Classifieds .6-7 

Sports .8 



NOVEMBER 21, 2022 • MONDAY 

Community Foundation 

awards grants to 27 entities 

LE MARS — The Community 

Foundation of 

Greater Plymouth County 

has made its 2022 a location 

of funds to county organizations 

and communities. 

Board members are Kelly 

mation on organized with 

Nashleanas, Laurie Bird, 

spreadsheets. 

Keith Bohle, Bev Fagan, 

“The grant board ranks 

Jenny Hartman-Mendo- 

all of the grants, on a scaling 

system, ranked highest 

za, Mike Kooistra, Mary 

Korthas, Ashley Schuttpelz 

to lowest, so depending on 

and Co leen Westergard. what they feel is important 

Nashleanas, an executive to fund,” Nashleanas said. 

board member, explained Dollars awarded by the 

how the grant money is a located. 

Greater Plymouth Coun- 

Community Foundation of 

“We have an executive ty (CFGPC) will help 27, 

board and we have a grant 501(c)3 organizations and 

board. The grant board government entities to 

meets once a year. They improve the quality of life in 

have 3-4 weeks to review the communities in Plymouth 

applications and go through County. 

a l the grants. If they have any This year, the foundation 

questions, they reach ou to had $151,133.65 available to 

the organizations and ask award. 

those questions, and then we 

met and reviewed the infor- 

SEE GRANTS PAGE 3 

LCS board conducts 

annual meeting business 



president. 

Catton then took over the 

LE MARS — The Le Mars meeting to ask for nominations 

for Vice President. 

Community School District’s 

Board of Education conducted 

its annual meeting Mon- 

Jane Arnold was nominated 

Current Vice President 

day, Nov. 14. 

for the position and received 

The annual meeting is unanimously approval from 

required to officia ly conduct the board. 

business. 

The board then appointed 

Board secretary Lisa Lisa Boehm to continue as 

Boehm began that portion secretary for the board for 

of the meeting by asking for 2022-23. 

nominations for president of Boehm administered the 

the of the board. 

oath of office to Catton and 

Angela Catton was nominated 

for the president posi- 

year term. 

Arnold. Both wi l serve a one 

tion, which she currently The board appointed Pat 

holds. Catton was unanimously 

approved as board 

SEE SCHOOL BOARD PAGE 3 

Rejoice again offers free Thanksgiving meal 

have been very busy cooking ond year of cooking turkeys. welcome. 

turkeys, to be honest with you,” He explained that in the past “If you need a meal, come 

LE MARS — A Thanksgiving 

tradition continues in 

“A couple weeks ago I did Rejoice, she and her husband, happy to serve you,” he said. 

Vande Weerd said Thursday. when Adri Ruisch was sti l with on in and we wi l be more than 

Le Mars with a Thanksgiving 

just shy of 10 turkeys. Last Saturday 

I did 34 turkeys. That’s church with the two of them, together, and free available to 

Gene, would spend a day at the “To see an event like this come 

Celebration dinner at Rejoice 

Community Church. 

a lot of birds to manhandle,” cooking, cooling and cleaning anyone is a blessing.” 

The church offers a fu l dinner 

for those who wish to dine- 

Over the weekend, he away. 

would not be possible without 

he said. 

the birds, and putting the meat An undertaking such as this 

in, have a carryout, or have a 

planned to cook a dozen turkeys 

Friday night and finish up keys last week, I had two gals only from the church bu the 

“When I cooked the tur- 

a number of volunteers, not 

dinner delivered. 

This year marks the 18th 

on Saturday with 16-18. and two couples there jus to community. 

annual Thanksgiving Banquet 

Last year the group prepared debone the birds. They had 34 “We have wi ling volunteers. 

at the church at 1320 Third 

72-74 turkeys. However, they turkeys done in an hour and a We have people volunteer to 

Ave. S.E. 

did have leftovers. 

half,” he said. 

come help us that aren’t even 

There is no charge for the 

“I’m expecting our numbers Volunteers wi l be on hand members of our church,” he 

meal, however a free wi l donation 

wi l be accepted. 

served last year,” he explained. ing and carryout lines, and get for that, just for the fact that 

to go up a little bit over what we Wednesday to set up for serv- 

continued. “I am so grateful 

The meal includes turkey 

“Here at Rejoice we partner 

with the Siouxland Food “I’ l get there early at 6 a.m., church name for a reason, it’s 

a l things in proper order. the word ‘community’ is in our 

and dressing, mashed potatoes 

and gravy, corn, cranberry 

Bank with our food pantry Thursday morning, to start Rejoice Community Church.” 

sauce and an assortment of pies 

and we’ve seen an increase in heating a l the food for serving. “Reaching ou to the community, 

helping in the com- 

and desserts. 

Gengler coordinating the day, and no later than 2 p.m., 

demand there, so I’m guessing We have to make the potatoes, 

The committee organizing deliveries. 

Wednesday, Nov. 23, as delivery 

routes are mapped out that 

our count for the dinner will make the dressing, there wi l be munity and being a part of 

this year’s dinner is Margaret To order a delivery, call 

go up.” 

a lot of work done in about five the community is, like I said, 

Catton, Kent Vande Weerd Cathy at the church office, day. 

He’s hopeful the numbers hours,” he said. 

it’s what we do It’s a labor of 

and Beth Campbe l, with Nick 548-4430 Monday and Tues- 

“Maggie is our organizer. I 

for food items are a l in place. As always, the meal is free of love, put i that way,” he said 

This is Vande Weerd’ sec- 

charge, although donations are in conclusion. 

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LE MARS BRACES FOR ANOTHER 

WINTER STORM 

BY TOM LAWRENCE 

Sta f writer 

LE MARS — Scott Kneip and his 

team are like a lot of Iowans: They watch 

the weather a l winter. 

It’s just practical, given the propensity 

for blizzards, winter storms and 

the accompanying snow, bitter cold 

and high winds. The impending storm 

due to hit Plymouth County today 

(Wednesday) won’t catch them by surprise, 

said Kneip, the Le Mars Public 

Works Department’s street supervisor. 

“During the winter, we are always 

keeping an eye on the weather. Our goal 

is to be ou there a soon as it starts to 

prevent accidents if possible and make 

sure people can ge to and from their 

home safely,” Kneip told the Le Mars 

Sentinel on Tuesday morning as the 

forecast grew more ominous by the 

hour. 

Le Mars is in a winter storm warning 

from noon today until midday Thursday, 

with the possibility of 6 to 9 inches 

of snow. The National Weather Service their normal eight-hour shift but sometimes 

are called in th early-morning street plowed right away. After the day 

the end of that route might not see their 

predicts an 80 percent chance of snow 

this afternoon, a 95 percent chance of hours or are asked to stay late so we can of snow, the nex two nights the guys 

snow tonight, and a 100 percent chance ge the job done,” he said. “They are a start at 2 a.m. downtown. There are 28 

of snow after midnight. 

great group of guys and always do what blocks of downtown parking that must 

That’s on top of the around 3 feet that it takes to get the job done. We have six be pu led from the curb to the center 

already have fa len this winter. trucks that go out and plow their routes. of the street. The a leys within those 28 

National Weather Service meteorologist 

Jen Hacker, who is stationed at we can do our job safely. We can’t be out pushed to the center windrow. That wi l 

These guys need to eat and sleep, too, so blocks are done a the same time and 

Sioux Fa ls, South Dakota, said there is there 24/7 but do our best.” 

take anywhere from two to four hours 

no weather observer in Le Mars. Kneip said the amount of sand and depending on the amount of snow we 

“The nearest locations for which we salt available to spread on city streets to receive. Once that is done, then they wi l 

have snowfall data are near Remsen reduce slippery conditions is “looking head out to plow their routes.” 

(33.2 inches) and Orange City (38.7 good for what we have on hand.” Plymouth County Engineer Tom 

inches),” Hacker said. 

He said city crews follow a regular Rohe said his department wi l have 35 

High winds and bitter cold are expected 

to accompany the snow. Kneip and “On an average snow, it wi l take each graders available. They have a mixture 

pattern in removing snow. 

workers, 14 truck plows and 14 motor 

his team know the dri l. 

truck to plow their entire route about of rock salt and liquid chemicals ready 

“Every snow is different, so we try to four hours,” he said. “So, depending on 

plan accordingly. The guys always work where their route start, the people on 

MMCRU Industrial Technology program 

receives STEM Best HD award 

BY SARAH LABRUNE-JONGELING 

Sta f writer 

Who doesn’t like the opportunity to have 

Breakfast with Rudolph as part of the 

Nov. 26 Christmas activities. 

sure precise measurements 

are done for cutting or shaping. 

MARCUS — The Industrial 

Technology program at In northwest Iowa, 

Marcus Meriden Cleghorn MMCRU has the only 

Remsen Union (MMCRU) machining program. The 

was selected for a $40,000 program is 100 percent 

STEM (Science Technology backed by local businesses, 

Engineering and Math) Best including Wetherell Manufacturing 

out of Cleghorn. 

High Demand award in 2023. 

The school district has “We’ve had people trained 

previously won a STEM Best in three different areas, 

award and STEM educator machinists, welders and 

of the year award to Matt technical trade-draftsman 

Hansen, one of the Industrial 

Technology teachers, in Wetherell, general manag- 

or 3D designers,” said Todd 

2020. 

er. “There are we l rounded 

This year’s funds will be students coming out of Marcus.” 

used to purchase a 2023 

Haas Super Mini Mi l a program 

to teach students how machinists is hard. 

Hansen said finding 

to program CNC (computerized 

numerical controls) for help, so a ski led trade of 

“A l businesses are looking 

equipment. 

any kind is in high demand,” 

“There is not a component 

in your life that is not general is short and if we can 

said Wetherell. “Labor in 

impacted by a machinist,” teach these kids in school 

said Hansen. 

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Machinists operate lathe close to home … it’s just a 

and milling machines, benefi to our little communities.” 

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