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Tuesday, May 16, 2023<br />
Volume 39 Issue 20<br />
Le Mars<br />
ECRWSS<br />
U.S. POSTAGE PAID<br />
Iowa Information<br />
Publications<br />
Postal Patron<br />
Local<br />
LE MARS:<br />
712-546-7816<br />
SHELDON:<br />
712-324-2516<br />
SIOUX CENTER:<br />
712-722-2601<br />
ON EVERY<br />
PRESCRIPTION FILLED<br />
See pharmacy for details. Restrictions<br />
apply. Offer valid through June 15, 2023<br />
Sales & Marketing<br />
Assistant<br />
THIS INDIVIDUAL WILL PROVIDE SUPPORT TO A TEAM<br />
OF MARKETING PROFESSIONALS AND ADVERTISING<br />
DESIGNERS, ENSURING THAT PROJECTS ARE<br />
COMPLETED ON DEADLINE.<br />
Two-year marketing or administrative assistant degree, or similar<br />
work experience preferred. Will train the right person.<br />
Send resume to:<br />
Jason Lindsay • Director of Sales<br />
jlindsay@iowainformation.com<br />
equal opportunity employer<br />
drug screen required<br />
compensation depends on<br />
experience<br />
Le Mars<br />
1201 12TH AVENUE<br />
712-546-7816<br />
OPEN 6 AM-10 PM,<br />
7 DAYS A WEEK Sioux<br />
Center<br />
1951 S. MAIN<br />
712-722-2601<br />
OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY<br />
7 AM-9PM;<br />
SUNDAY 8 AM-9 PM<br />
Sheldon<br />
1989 PARK STREET<br />
712-324-2516<br />
OPEN 6 AM-11 PM,<br />
7 DAYS A WEEK<br />
Fri - Sun | May 19 - 21 ONLY!<br />
Fri - Sun | May 19 - 21 ONLY!<br />
Fri - Sun | May 19 - 21 ONLY!<br />
Fri - Sun | May 19 - 21 ONLY!<br />
Fri - Sun | May 19 - 21 ONLY!<br />
/ $ 4<br />
icken griller patty<br />
oy or cowgirl 6 oz.<br />
6.99<br />
Hy-Vee Choice Reserve<br />
boneless beef New York<br />
strip steak 8 oz.<br />
6.99<br />
12 oz. 10.48<br />
Hy-Vee Choice Reserve<br />
boneless beef New York<br />
strip steak 8 oz.<br />
12 oz. 10.48<br />
2/ $ 4<br />
2/ $ 4 2/ $ 4<br />
Chicken griller patty<br />
cowboy or cowgirl 6 oz.<br />
Chicken griller patty<br />
cowboy or cowgirl 6 oz.<br />
Chicken griller patty<br />
cowboy or cowgirl 6 oz.<br />
.59lb.<br />
George’s chicken<br />
leg quarters<br />
sold in a 10 lb. bag for [5.90]<br />
6.99<br />
6.99<br />
6.99<br />
Hy-Vee<br />
Hy-Vee Choice<br />
Choice Reserve<br />
Reserve<br />
boneless Hy-Vee Choice Reserve<br />
boneless beef beef New New York York<br />
strip strip steak steak<br />
boneless beef New York<br />
8 oz.<br />
8 oz.<br />
12 oz. 10.48 12 oz. 10.48 strip steak 8 oz.<br />
12 oz. 10.48<br />
2/ $ 4<br />
Chicken griller patty<br />
cowboy or cowgirl 6 oz.<br />
.59lb.<br />
.59lb.<br />
George’s chicken<br />
leg quarters .59lb.<br />
George’s<br />
sold in a 10 chicken<br />
lb. bag for [5.90] George’s chicken<br />
leg quarters<br />
leg quarters<br />
sold in a 10 lb. bag for [5.90]<br />
[5.90]<br />
sold in a 10 lb. bag for [5.90]<br />
2.99lb.<br />
Hy-Vee fresh<br />
boneless skinless<br />
lean hand trimmed<br />
2.99lb.<br />
chicken breasts<br />
1.88lb.<br />
Whole boneless<br />
pork loin<br />
Hormel Always Tender<br />
6.99<br />
Hy-Vee Choice Reserve<br />
boneless beef New York<br />
strip 2.99lb.<br />
steak 8 oz.<br />
12 oz. 10.48<br />
Hy-Vee<br />
fresh<br />
fresh<br />
Hy-Vee fresh<br />
boneless skinless<br />
Hy-Vee fresh<br />
boneless skinless<br />
lean hand trimmed<br />
chicken breasts<br />
.59lb.<br />
George’s chicken<br />
leg quarters<br />
2.99lb.<br />
lean hand trimmed boneless skinless<br />
chicken breasts lean hand trimmed<br />
chicken breasts<br />
1.88lb. sold in a 10 lb. bag for<br />
1.88lb.<br />
[5.90]<br />
Whole 1.88lb.<br />
boneless<br />
pork loin<br />
Hormel Whole<br />
Always boneless<br />
Tender<br />
pork loin<br />
Hormel Always Tender<br />
Whole boneless<br />
pork loin<br />
Hormel Always Tender<br />
$<br />
4<br />
griller patty<br />
owgirl 6 oz.<br />
.00<br />
ff, peeled & deveined,<br />
90 ct., 12 oz. pkg.<br />
5.00<br />
5.00 .59lb. 2.99<br />
5.00<br />
tail-off, peeled & deveined,<br />
Fish Market<br />
5.00<br />
cooked shrimp<br />
George’s chicken<br />
2.99<br />
Jimmy Dean bacon<br />
71<br />
2.99<br />
to 90 ct., 12 oz. pkg.<br />
tail-off, peeled & deveined,<br />
select varieties 2.2 to 16 oz.<br />
71 to 90 ct., 12 oz. pkg.<br />
(limit 2)<br />
leg quarters<br />
sold in a 10 lb. bag for [5.90]<br />
Fish Market cooked<br />
Fish shrimp<br />
Market cooked We reserve shrimp the Jimmy<br />
right to limit Dean<br />
quantities. bacon<br />
Plus deposit on applicable items.<br />
tail-off, peeled & deveined,<br />
select varieties 2.2 to 16<br />
tail-off, peeled & deveined,<br />
select oz.<br />
varieties 2.2 to 16 oz.<br />
71 to 90 ct., 12 oz. pkg.<br />
(limit 2)<br />
71 to 90 ct., 12 oz. pkg.<br />
(limit 2)<br />
1.88lb.<br />
Fish Market cooked shrimp<br />
5.00 2.99 .99<br />
Whole boneless<br />
pork loin<br />
Jimmy Dean bacon Hormel Always Tender<br />
2.99 .99<br />
We reserve the right to limit quantities. Plus deposit on applicable items.<br />
We reserve the right to limit quantities. Plus deposit on applicable items.<br />
2 DAY FUEL<br />
We reserve<br />
SAVER<br />
the right to limit quantities. Plus deposit on<br />
SALE!<br />
applicable items.<br />
h Market cooked shrimp<br />
Jimmy Dean bacon<br />
Bar-S franks<br />
select varieties 2.2 to 16 oz.<br />
select varieties 12 oz.<br />
FRIDAY-SATURDAY, (limit 2)<br />
MAY 19-20<br />
We reserve the right to limit quantities. Plus deposit on applicable items.<br />
2.99<br />
.99 Jimmy Dean bacon<br />
select varieties 2.2 to 16 oz.<br />
Bar-S<br />
.99<br />
franks<br />
(limit<br />
.99<br />
2)<br />
select varieties 12 oz.<br />
We reserve the right to limit quantities. Plus deposit on applica<br />
Bar-S franks<br />
select varieties 12 oz.<br />
Bar-S franks<br />
select varieties 12 oz.<br />
0<br />
rket cooked shrimp<br />
led & deveined,<br />
, 12 oz. pkg.<br />
2.99<br />
Jimmy Dean bacon<br />
select varieties 2.2 to 16 oz.<br />
(limit 2)<br />
.99<br />
Bar-S franks<br />
select varieties 12 oz.<br />
We reserve the right to limit quantities. Plus deposit on applicable items.<br />
Fuel Saver Savings are valid at the<br />
Sheldon, Sioux Center & Le Mars, IA Locations only.
2<br />
Tuesday, May 16, 2023<br />
Le Mars Shopper’s Guide<br />
“The Land Marketing Professionals for Over 100 Years”<br />
Proudly Presents<br />
Approx. 18 M/L Acres Unimproved Farmland in Plymouth County, IA<br />
Section 10, America Township, Plymouth County, Iowa<br />
(Per Original Government Survey)<br />
PUBLIC AUCTION<br />
LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTION<br />
Online Bidding @ BrockAuction.com & Click on<br />
Saturday, May 20th, 2023 @ 10:00 AM<br />
Sale to be held at the Farm Site - 34645 180th St. Le Mars, IA<br />
LAND LOCATION: From Le Mars: Go East ½ mile on Plymouth Street, past Gehlen Catholic School<br />
to 180th Street. From Merrill: Go North 3 miles on Highway 75, then go East 1½ miles on Highway 3<br />
and continue East on Plymouth Street past Gehlen Catholic School, then continue East ¼ mile on<br />
180th Street. From Remsen: Go West 8 miles on Highway 3, then go South 1 mile on 14th Ave. NE,<br />
then go East ¼ mile on 180th Street.<br />
LAND DESCRIPTION: PT of the E½ of the SW¼ of the SE¼ section 10 township 92 North Range<br />
45 West of the 5th P.M Plymouth County, IA. Containing approximately 18 acres M/L.<br />
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: SPRING HAS SPRUNG!! What a wonderful way to start the<br />
summer of 2023 and the rest of your life with your very own 18-acre M/L acreage. You can<br />
design your own dream property in any manner you can think of as long as you meet the<br />
local rules. This exquisite property could not be located any better. With the City limits of Le<br />
Mars just on your West boundary, you can enjoy the quiet country life while having all the<br />
things city life has to offer only seconds away.<br />
Gene and Kathleen are offering you a once in a lifetime opportunity, to be the proud<br />
owners of a rare, rare property. To find a private piece like this that you alone can control so<br />
close to one of the fastest growing communities is extremely hard to find. Just minutes from<br />
Gehlen Catholic School, Downtown, Churches, Willow Creek Golf Course and the many<br />
other amenities, this fast growing, progressive community offers.<br />
Imagine for a moment the wonderful feeling you and your family will have over the years as<br />
you enjoy the gentile country life with the solitude that comes from having your very own<br />
design. Maybe, the 4 seasons will change before your very eyes with the unobstructed views<br />
of nature that you have built into your private<br />
retreat. Your kids and grandkids and you<br />
having the freedom to roam as you please<br />
without any disturbances at all. For a lifetime<br />
of enjoyment and a legacy to pass down, your<br />
destiny and your family’s future will be set,<br />
never to be infringed upon.<br />
Good Luck to all. Bruce and all of us from For Complete Details, Photos & Video go to<br />
Brock Auction Company.<br />
www.BrockAuction.com<br />
EUGENE AND KATHLEE KIPP - OWNERS<br />
Craig Bauerly - Attorney<br />
BRUCE R. BROCK<br />
BROKER<br />
World Champion<br />
Auctioneer<br />
AUSTIN POPKEN<br />
REALTOR<br />
AUCTIONEER<br />
712-539-1178<br />
BRUCE R. BROCK RE L.L.C.<br />
Licensed in IA, SD & NE<br />
1321 Hawkeye Ave. SW, Le Mars, IA<br />
(712) 548-4634<br />
BRIAN RUBIS "The Midwest's Largest and Fastest<br />
AUCTIONEER<br />
712-253-5481<br />
Growing Auction Company<br />
with 4 Generations Serving The Midwest Since 1919"<br />
“The Land Marketing Professionals for Over 100 Years”<br />
Proudly Presents<br />
300 Acres M/L of Unimproved Farmland (OFFERED IN THREE TRACTS)<br />
Section 13 and 14, Pilot Township, Cherokee County, Iowa<br />
(Per Original Government Survey)<br />
PUBLIC AUCTION<br />
LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTION<br />
Online Bidding @ BrockAuction.com & Click on<br />
Friday, May 19th, 2023 @ 10:00 AM<br />
Sale to be held at the Farm Site - Intersection of R. Ave & 570th Street<br />
OFFERED IN THREE TRACTS (Tract 1 - 77.12 Acres : Tract 2 - 78 Acres : Tract 3 - 146.27 Acres)<br />
METHOD OF SALE: The property will be sold with the high bidder having their choice of Tract 1 or 2 or both tracts. In<br />
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<br />
tracts are taken, the remaining tract will be offered. Tract 3 will be sold individually. The tracts will not be combined and<br />
offered as a single unit.<br />
LAND LOCATION: From Cherokee: Go South 3 miles on Highway 59, East 1½ miles on Pilot Rock Road, then go South ½<br />
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<br />
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<br />
Rock Road, then go South ½ mile on R. Ave.<br />
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: In this offering there are 3 nice High Quality Cherokee County Farms all laying side<br />
by side and only a couple of miles straight South of Cherokee. The Meylor family is offering them in 3 tracts.<br />
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.<br />
These highly productive farms offer the buyer(s) an opportunity to purchase anywhere from 77.12 acres all<br />
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<br />
across the road from each other. So, whether you want a small tract or a large one, whatever fits your operation<br />
will be available.<br />
The Cherokee ASCS office has all three tracts combined so the exact acres and figures for the individual<br />
tracts will be delegated by their rules. The total figures show 232 farmland acres which includes a few acres of<br />
Steve and Mary Lundsgaard’s land that will not be included in the new buyers total of approx. acres M/L.<br />
Cropland acres 205.57, with a 168.20-acre corn base with a 184 bu. PLC Yield Index and a 37.37-acre soybean<br />
base with a 57 bu. PLC Yield Index.<br />
The Cherokee County NRCS Office shows the main soil types to be as follows:<br />
Tract 1: Mainly Galva, with a small amount of Colo-Judson and an average weighted CSR II of 87.3<br />
Tract 2: Mainly Galva, with smaller amounts of Steinauer, Colo-Judson, and Everly with a weighted average<br />
CSR II of 83.3.<br />
Tract 3: Mainly Galva, with smaller tracts of Colo-Judson, Steinauer, Everly, Sac and Primghar with a weighted<br />
average CSR II of 80.2.<br />
In today’s modern family farming world, it is almost impossible to find 3 pieces so close together and yet offer<br />
so much flexibility. You can tailor this to custom fit you and your operation. No matter what your intentions are<br />
for the future you get to make the choice. Your family’s<br />
future and your legacy will be determined by the<br />
choices you make today. As you look back in history<br />
and follow its trade record you will see that the families<br />
and operations that are flourishing today are the ones<br />
whose forefathers and mothers took the bold step to<br />
grab the opportunity when it was presented. Yours will<br />
be no different down the road. How you respond will<br />
make all the difference for generations to come. Best of<br />
luck to you all. From all of us at Brock Auction<br />
Company and myself, Bruce Brock. Thank you and For Complete Details, Photos & Video go to<br />
we’ll see you at the auction.<br />
BRUCE R. BROCK<br />
BROKER<br />
World Champion<br />
Auctioneer<br />
www.BrockAuction.com<br />
MEYLOR ACRES & KAY MEYLOR - OWNERS<br />
Gene Collins - Attorney<br />
AUSTIN POPKEN<br />
REALTOR<br />
AUCTIONEER<br />
712-539-1178<br />
BRIAN RUBIS<br />
AUCTIONEER<br />
712-253-5481<br />
BRUCE R. BROCK RE L.L.C.<br />
Licensed in IA, SD & NE<br />
1321 Hawkeye Ave. SW, Le Mars, IA<br />
(712) 548-4634<br />
"The Midwest's Largest and Fastest<br />
Growing Auction Company<br />
with 4 Generations Serving The Midwest Since 1919"<br />
$<br />
30 minutes design time.<br />
50*Sales tax not included<br />
Thank GRADUATION<br />
You<br />
for 100<br />
*3.5x5 flat postcards,<br />
full color, 2 sided, includes<br />
POSTCARDS<br />
712-324-5347<br />
PRINTSHOP@IOWAINFORMATION.COM
(PHOTO CONTRIBUTED)<br />
Night Shift Di ferential<br />
(PHOTO CON<br />
(PHOTO BY ROY TUCKE<br />
Le Mars Shopper’s Guide Tuesday, May 16, 2023 3<br />
VERN EIDE HONDA<br />
4625 Singing Hills Blvd. • Sioux City, IA 51106<br />
verneidehondasiouxcity.com<br />
LE MARS • INTERVIEWING NOW!<br />
MICHAEL V. HODGSON<br />
Sales & Leasing Consultant<br />
mhodgson@verneide.com<br />
Bus: (712) 274-6622<br />
(800) 593-3686<br />
Fax: (712) 274-6790<br />
Cell: (712) 540-3565<br />
REQUIREMENTS<br />
Online Only - BID NOW<br />
Fridge, Furniture, Décor,<br />
Sm. Appliances, Vintage,<br />
Collectibles * Proceeds to<br />
Support Tanzania Mission Trip<br />
Mark & Vickie Hemmingson<br />
Online Only - Bid May 18<br />
Amazing Fire-arms & Ammo<br />
Larry Kolbold<br />
Fri. May 19th, 10:00 am<br />
302 M/L Acres of Unimproved<br />
Farmland, Cherokee, IA<br />
Meylor Acres & Kay Meylor<br />
Sat. May 20th, 10:00 am<br />
18 M/L Acres Unimproved<br />
Farmland, Plymouth County, IA<br />
Eugene and Kathleen Kipp<br />
Online Only - Bid May 25th<br />
2016 Liebherr 716 Dozer<br />
AuctionTime<br />
Mon. June 5th, 10:00 am<br />
240 Fantastic Certified Organic<br />
Acres M/L Offered in Two Tracts<br />
Plymouth County, IA<br />
Yeager Family Ventures<br />
Fri. June 9th, 10:00 am<br />
211 Acres M/L Unimproved<br />
Farmland, Woodbury County, IA<br />
Otto Schrunk Revocable Trust<br />
Mon. June 19th, 10:00 am<br />
73.06 Acres M/L of the Highest<br />
Indexing and Highest Producing<br />
Farms in the State of Iowa and the<br />
U.S.A in O’Brien County, IA<br />
Patricia Wright<br />
BrockAuction.com<br />
1321 Hawkeye Ave SW.<br />
Le Mars (712) 548-4634<br />
“The Land Marketing Professionals<br />
for Over 100 Years”<br />
GOD BLESS AMERICA<br />
1 FOR SALE<br />
FOR SALE 20 metal filing cabinets<br />
$15.00 each and 2 fire<br />
proof $150.00 each. Please contact<br />
Le Mars Sentinel 712-546-<br />
7031 or stop in at 41 1st Ave NE<br />
Le Mars, Iowa.<br />
14 FOR RENT<br />
THE SHED multi-size storage<br />
units available. Call 712-546-<br />
4413.<br />
17 APTS FOR RENT<br />
FOR RENT: 1, 2 & 3 bedroom<br />
apartments. Rent based<br />
on income. Smoke free apartments.<br />
Please call 712-580-<br />
5360.<br />
19 WANTED<br />
FIRST AMERICAN Pickers in<br />
Remsen BUYING! Antiques,<br />
gold, silver, coins, jewelry, collections<br />
and estates. Bring in.<br />
Call us out! 505-319-0109.<br />
21 HELP WANTED<br />
ACCOUNTING & Tax office-<br />
Administrative Assistant. Parttime<br />
with flexible days & hours,<br />
Office 365 skills required. Mail<br />
resume- PO Box 903, Le Mars,<br />
IA 51031 or email info@puhlcpa.<br />
com.<br />
HELP WANTED: <strong>Full</strong> and part<br />
time housekeeping. Apply in<br />
person at the Amber Inn, 635<br />
8th Ave. SW Le Mars, Iowa.<br />
EXPIRED SUBSCRIPTION?<br />
What are you waiting for?<br />
Contact us, (712) 546-7031<br />
Now Hiring<br />
Activity Director<br />
Approximately 32 hours а week, shifts vary, and<br />
will include some weekends and evenings.<br />
Job includes assisting residents in leisure activities,<br />
scheduling calendars, care planning, taking<br />
residents on group outings (chauffeurs license is<br />
necessary) lead group activities in facility and Ье<br />
part of а great team. Activity Coordinator<br />
certification and CNA is required or willing to get.<br />
Akron Care Center offers РТО, Extended Sick<br />
Leave and IPERS (State retirement).<br />
991 Hwy З<br />
Akron, lowa<br />
Contact Patricia: 712-568-2422 or<br />
аdministrator@ akroncarecenter. сот<br />
Akron Care Center is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer that does not discriminate against someone<br />
(applicant or employee) because of a person's race, color, religion, sex (including gender identity, sexual orientation,<br />
and pregnancy), national origin, age (40 or older), disability or genetic information.<br />
HELP WANTED: <strong>Full</strong> time<br />
meat cutter/wrapper and other<br />
duties included. Call 712-786-<br />
1197 or apply in person at<br />
Remsen Processing, 230 South<br />
Washington, Remsen, Iowa.<br />
HELP WANTED: Greenway<br />
Lawn Care full time mowing<br />
position with experience with<br />
zero turn a plus, $20 an hour,<br />
712-546-4055, greenwaylawncare@premieronline.net.<br />
LE MARS COMMUNITY<br />
Schools. Kluckhohn Elementary<br />
Teacher Assoc.- $17.34/hr., 32.5<br />
hrs/wk. IPERS, paid holidays<br />
and optional health insurance<br />
stipend. If interested, apply<br />
on-line at: www.lemarscsd.org.<br />
OUR CLASSIFIEDS run in the<br />
Le Mars Sentinel, Shopper’s<br />
Guide and Remsen Bell-<br />
Enterprise. Call 712-546-7031 to<br />
get yours listed.<br />
NEED a place to rent? Check<br />
out the classifieds.<br />
Preschool<br />
Openings<br />
Guardian Angel Preschool & Daycare<br />
has openings in the following classes<br />
(Classes begin September 2023):<br />
5 year old preschool. M-F afternoon<br />
from 12:30pm-3:30pm.<br />
Call for price.<br />
Call Guardian Angel<br />
to get on the list!!<br />
712-546-8732<br />
POLICE OFFICER CITY OF LE MARS<br />
Police Officer Position<br />
27 NOTICES<br />
PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All<br />
real estate advertised herein<br />
is subject to the Federal Fair<br />
Housing Act, which makes it<br />
illegal to advertise any preference<br />
limitation or discrimination<br />
because of race, color, religion,<br />
sex, handicap, familial status,<br />
or national origin, or intention<br />
to make ay such preference<br />
limitation, or discrimination. In<br />
the sale, rental, or advertising<br />
of real estate based on factors<br />
in addition to. We will not knowingly<br />
accept amy advertising for<br />
real estate which is in violation<br />
of the law. All persons are hereby<br />
informed that all dwellings<br />
advertised are available on an<br />
equal opportunity basis.<br />
29 GARAGE SALE/ESTATE<br />
SALE/MOVING SALE<br />
GARAGE SALE: Friday, May 19<br />
(1-6), Saturday, May 20 (9-noon).<br />
710 5th Ave. SW, Le Mars.<br />
The City of LeMars is accepting applications for the<br />
position of police officer in order to fill a vacancy on or<br />
about October 1, 2023 and to establish a certified<br />
hiring list for future vacancies. For an application<br />
packet, call the Le Mars Police Department at<br />
712-546-4113 or email lemarspd@lemarsiowa.com.<br />
Applications must be returned and received by Friday<br />
June 7, 2023 by 12:00 pm. The POST examination and<br />
physical agility testing will be held on Thursday June<br />
22, 2023 in Le Mars. Certified Officers<br />
are encouraged to apply and lateral<br />
testing/benefits may apply. Pay and<br />
Benefit information will be provided with<br />
the application packet. The City of Le<br />
Mars is an equal opportunity employer.<br />
HELP WANTED<br />
The Plymouth County Conservation<br />
Board is seeking a part-time seasonal<br />
employee for the summer months at<br />
Hillview Recreation Area.<br />
MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE.<br />
Contact Conservation Board Office<br />
at 712-947-4270<br />
for questions or to apply.<br />
MOTOR GRADER OPERATOR<br />
The Plymouth County Secondary Road Department has a<br />
position available as an Equipment Operator in Craig. The job<br />
involves manual labor, operating a motor grader, trucks, and<br />
other maintenance and construction equipment.<br />
The applicant must meet the requirements as described in the<br />
job description of the Plymouth County Secondary Road<br />
Department.<br />
Contact the<br />
Plymouth County Engineer<br />
32802 170th St., PO Box 1227<br />
Le Mars, IA 51031<br />
712-546-4559<br />
Applications accepted until May 22, 2023.<br />
An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer<br />
PERDUE PREMIUM<br />
MEAT COMPANY<br />
Now Hiring!<br />
Maintenance Technician<br />
Sign on bonus of $5,000.00<br />
Production Associate -<br />
Harvest Floor<br />
Sign on bonus of $5,000.00<br />
Electrical Tech<br />
Sign on bonus of $5,000.00<br />
APPLY NOW<br />
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22 as they not only auditioned LCHS musicians were selected<br />
for the All-State Music percussion, 1st alternate;<br />
are Asher Moss, sophomore,<br />
but were also a host school for<br />
LE MARS — It was a busy the 2022 A l-State Music Festival<br />
auditions.<br />
nates.<br />
Festival or chosen as alter-<br />
Blake Daale, junior, oboe, 1st<br />
day for Le Mars Community<br />
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that pay dues to use the<br />
library’s resources.<br />
The city of Hinton has a bookshelf<br />
located in city ha l with books<br />
that are free to residents. A new<br />
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books wi l soon be placed at<br />
the Michael’s Miracle Park, which<br />
is the Hinton city park in Marland<br />
Heights.<br />
“It’s a way to help Hinton,” said<br />
Alan Holton, Merri librarian. “If<br />
it’ successful we can bring more<br />
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RSM advances to championship<br />
NOVEMBER 11, 2022 • WEEKEND<br />
PLYMOUTH COUNTY<br />
V TERS<br />
TURN OUT AT POLLS<br />
Christmas in Hometown Le Mars<br />
GROWS ACTIVITIES, FUN<br />
BY BEVERLY VAN BUSKIRK<br />
Lifestyles editor<br />
(Sentinel Photo by beverly van buSkirk)<br />
Le Mars residents lined up to vote at the three precinct locations at the Le Mars Convention Center Tuesday<br />
around 7 p.m. Po ls closed at 8 p.m.<br />
LCS musicians selected for All-State<br />
Merrill library expanding resources<br />
WE<br />
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to Jan Hoffman, deputy auditor.<br />
“In a general election, the<br />
LE MARS — Plymouth absentee ballot counts have<br />
County residents went to the to roll back into the precinct<br />
voting booths Tuesday to elect totals,” she explained.<br />
local, state and national candidatesout<br />
of voters for a midterm elec-<br />
She added it was a good turn-<br />
Of the county’s 18,270 registered<br />
voters, 9,883, or 54.09 Precinct results are brought<br />
tion cycle.<br />
percent cas their ballots in the to the auditor’s office on election<br />
night by machine by poll<br />
2022 election, either at the 11<br />
voting precincts Tuesday or by workers. Hoffman said the last<br />
absentee ba lot.<br />
precinct runner to return the<br />
“It was definitely busier than machine came at 8:40 p.m.<br />
we thought it would be,” said Plymouth County Board of<br />
Cheri Nitzschke, deputy auditor.<br />
votes at their Nov. 15 board<br />
Supervisors will canvass the<br />
Po ls were open from 7 a.m. to meeting.<br />
8 p.m. on Election Day.<br />
This year there were 2,591<br />
absentee ba lots cast, according<br />
ping, getting pictures with Santa, downtown businesses for Sma l<br />
listening to live music, enjoying Business Saturday shopping.<br />
LE MARS — Celebrate the great food and watching a tree Now in 2022, more events<br />
true spirit of Christmas and lighting ceremony at the Olson have been added.<br />
join in a day fu l o festive family<br />
events and holiday cheer and “It’s going to be a day full of something new each year, grow<br />
Event Center at 6 p.m.<br />
“We’re hoping to add a little<br />
help support local businesses, events,” said Margaret Catton, it just a bit more and get more<br />
too, at Christmas in Hometown who is heading up this year’s<br />
SEE CHRISTMAS PAGE 3<br />
Le Mars this Saturday, Nov. 26. celebration.<br />
From dashing store displays The idea started in 2020,<br />
and festive activities to heartwarming<br />
entertainment, explore tree lighting and show at the<br />
what makes the Ice Cream Cap-<br />
Olson Cultural Event Center<br />
ital of the World® a must-see in downtown Le Mars.<br />
and featured a Christmas<br />
and shop Christmas destination.<br />
Spend the Saturday after more in-person activities<br />
Thanksgiving in Le Mars shop-<br />
and again partnered with the<br />
The 2021 event added<br />
(Photo contributed)<br />
Le Mars Community High School musicians chosen for the 2022 A l-State Music Festival are, from left, Asher Moss, Blake<br />
Daale, Beau Pravecek, Henry Marienau, Abigail Tilberg, Brock Feldman, Greta Tilberg, Samuel Johnson, Bradyn Anderson,<br />
Ryder Mu la ly, Spencer Schnetzer, and Jacob Hargens.<br />
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Lifestyles editor<br />
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Hinton fall season recaps<br />
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There wi l be a number of places for photo opportunities for<br />
everyone during the Christmas in Hometown Le Mars event Saturday,<br />
Nov. 26. From cutouts to sleighs to packages, there wi l be<br />
plenty of fun places to pose.<br />
(Sentinel Photo by by Sarah labrune-Jongeling)<br />
Teresa Peters, city clerk of Hinton, Nadine Binneboese and Carol Lang look over the<br />
free books that were donated from the Merri l Library to the residents of Hinton.<br />
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A tribute to veterans<br />
LE MARS — At the Quilts of Great Britain died on D Day,<br />
Valor open house a the Plymouth<br />
County Historical Muse-<br />
“On the beach, I looked up and<br />
June 6, 1944.<br />
um in September, Rose Heeren saw the German bunkers where<br />
of Le Mars shared her thoughts the Germans aimed their arti lery<br />
with veterans and their families on those men. It nearly broke my<br />
in attendance, on the trip she heart to see that.<br />
had taken jus the week before “Now some of you here today<br />
to France<br />
have said that you don’t think you<br />
She said, “I had the privilege deserve the honor that is being<br />
this last week to visi the Normandy<br />
beaches. It was a moving me, you do deserve a l honor we<br />
bestowed on you today. Believe<br />
experience.<br />
give. Because of your service and<br />
“I walked for over an hour those young men who gave their<br />
among the white crosses. Over lives in 1944 — we are free today.<br />
167,000 young men from the I am grateful to you. I thank you,”<br />
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Rose Heeren shared this picture of the more than 167,000<br />
crosses in the cemetery at Normandy, for the soldiers the<br />
United States and Canada and Great Britain who died in<br />
the D Day invasion June 6, 1944.<br />
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Lifestyles editor<br />
NOVEMBER 21, 2022 • MONDAY<br />
Community Foundation<br />
awards grants to 27 entities<br />
LE MARS — The Community<br />
Foundation of<br />
Greater Plymouth County<br />
has made its 2022 a location<br />
of funds to county organizations<br />
and communities.<br />
Board members are Kelly<br />
mation on organized with<br />
Nashleanas, Laurie Bird,<br />
spreadsheets.<br />
Keith Bohle, Bev Fagan,<br />
“The grant board ranks<br />
Jenny Hartman-Mendo-<br />
all of the grants, on a scaling<br />
system, ranked highest<br />
za, Mike Kooistra, Mary<br />
Korthas, Ashley Schuttpelz<br />
to lowest, so depending on<br />
and Co leen Westergard. what they feel is important<br />
Nashleanas, an executive to fund,” Nashleanas said.<br />
board member, explained Dollars awarded by the<br />
how the grant money is a located.<br />
Greater Plymouth Coun-<br />
Community Foundation of<br />
“We have an executive ty (CFGPC) will help 27,<br />
board and we have a grant 501(c)3 organizations and<br />
board. The grant board government entities to<br />
meets once a year. They improve the quality of life in<br />
have 3-4 weeks to review the communities in Plymouth<br />
applications and go through County.<br />
a l the grants. If they have any This year, the foundation<br />
questions, they reach ou to had $151,133.65 available to<br />
the organizations and ask award.<br />
those questions, and then we<br />
met and reviewed the infor-<br />
SEE GRANTS PAGE 3<br />
LCS board conducts<br />
annual meeting business<br />
BY BEVERLY VAN BUSKIRK<br />
Lifestyles editor<br />
president.<br />
Catton then took over the<br />
LE MARS — The Le Mars meeting to ask for nominations<br />
for Vice President.<br />
Community School District’s<br />
Board of Education conducted<br />
its annual meeting Mon-<br />
Jane Arnold was nominated<br />
Current Vice President<br />
day, Nov. 14.<br />
for the position and received<br />
The annual meeting is unanimously approval from<br />
required to officia ly conduct the board.<br />
business.<br />
The board then appointed<br />
Board secretary Lisa Lisa Boehm to continue as<br />
Boehm began that portion secretary for the board for<br />
of the meeting by asking for 2022-23.<br />
nominations for president of Boehm administered the<br />
the of the board.<br />
oath of office to Catton and<br />
Angela Catton was nominated<br />
for the president posi-<br />
year term.<br />
Arnold. Both wi l serve a one<br />
tion, which she currently The board appointed Pat<br />
holds. Catton was unanimously<br />
approved as board<br />
SEE SCHOOL BOARD PAGE 3<br />
Rejoice again offers free Thanksgiving meal<br />
have been very busy cooking ond year of cooking turkeys. welcome.<br />
turkeys, to be honest with you,” He explained that in the past “If you need a meal, come<br />
LE MARS — A Thanksgiving<br />
tradition continues in<br />
“A couple weeks ago I did Rejoice, she and her husband, happy to serve you,” he said.<br />
Vande Weerd said Thursday. when Adri Ruisch was sti l with on in and we wi l be more than<br />
Le Mars with a Thanksgiving<br />
just shy of 10 turkeys. Last Saturday<br />
I did 34 turkeys. That’s church with the two of them, together, and free available to<br />
Gene, would spend a day at the “To see an event like this come<br />
Celebration dinner at Rejoice<br />
Community Church.<br />
a lot of birds to manhandle,” cooking, cooling and cleaning anyone is a blessing.”<br />
The church offers a fu l dinner<br />
for those who wish to dine-<br />
Over the weekend, he away.<br />
would not be possible without<br />
he said.<br />
the birds, and putting the meat An undertaking such as this<br />
in, have a carryout, or have a<br />
planned to cook a dozen turkeys<br />
Friday night and finish up keys last week, I had two gals only from the church bu the<br />
“When I cooked the tur-<br />
a number of volunteers, not<br />
dinner delivered.<br />
This year marks the 18th<br />
on Saturday with 16-18. and two couples there jus to community.<br />
annual Thanksgiving Banquet<br />
Last year the group prepared debone the birds. They had 34 “We have wi ling volunteers.<br />
at the church at 1320 Third<br />
72-74 turkeys. However, they turkeys done in an hour and a We have people volunteer to<br />
Ave. S.E.<br />
did have leftovers.<br />
half,” he said.<br />
come help us that aren’t even<br />
There is no charge for the<br />
“I’m expecting our numbers Volunteers wi l be on hand members of our church,” he<br />
meal, however a free wi l donation<br />
wi l be accepted.<br />
served last year,” he explained. ing and carryout lines, and get for that, just for the fact that<br />
to go up a little bit over what we Wednesday to set up for serv-<br />
continued. “I am so grateful<br />
The meal includes turkey<br />
“Here at Rejoice we partner<br />
with the Siouxland Food “I’ l get there early at 6 a.m., church name for a reason, it’s<br />
a l things in proper order. the word ‘community’ is in our<br />
and dressing, mashed potatoes<br />
and gravy, corn, cranberry<br />
Bank with our food pantry Thursday morning, to start Rejoice Community Church.”<br />
sauce and an assortment of pies<br />
and we’ve seen an increase in heating a l the food for serving. “Reaching ou to the community,<br />
helping in the com-<br />
and desserts.<br />
Gengler coordinating the day, and no later than 2 p.m.,<br />
demand there, so I’m guessing We have to make the potatoes,<br />
The committee organizing deliveries.<br />
Wednesday, Nov. 23, as delivery<br />
routes are mapped out that<br />
our count for the dinner will make the dressing, there wi l be munity and being a part of<br />
this year’s dinner is Margaret To order a delivery, call<br />
go up.”<br />
a lot of work done in about five the community is, like I said,<br />
Catton, Kent Vande Weerd Cathy at the church office, day.<br />
He’s hopeful the numbers hours,” he said.<br />
it’s what we do It’s a labor of<br />
and Beth Campbe l, with Nick 548-4430 Monday and Tues-<br />
“Maggie is our organizer. I<br />
for food items are a l in place. As always, the meal is free of love, put i that way,” he said<br />
This is Vande Weerd’ sec-<br />
charge, although donations are in conclusion.<br />
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LE MARS BRACES FOR ANOTHER<br />
WINTER STORM<br />
BY TOM LAWRENCE<br />
Sta f writer<br />
LE MARS — Scott Kneip and his<br />
team are like a lot of Iowans: They watch<br />
the weather a l winter.<br />
It’s just practical, given the propensity<br />
for blizzards, winter storms and<br />
the accompanying snow, bitter cold<br />
and high winds. The impending storm<br />
due to hit Plymouth County today<br />
(Wednesday) won’t catch them by surprise,<br />
said Kneip, the Le Mars Public<br />
Works Department’s street supervisor.<br />
“During the winter, we are always<br />
keeping an eye on the weather. Our goal<br />
is to be ou there a soon as it starts to<br />
prevent accidents if possible and make<br />
sure people can ge to and from their<br />
home safely,” Kneip told the Le Mars<br />
Sentinel on Tuesday morning as the<br />
forecast grew more ominous by the<br />
hour.<br />
Le Mars is in a winter storm warning<br />
from noon today until midday Thursday,<br />
with the possibility of 6 to 9 inches<br />
of snow. The National Weather Service their normal eight-hour shift but sometimes<br />
are called in th early-morning street plowed right away. After the day<br />
the end of that route might not see their<br />
predicts an 80 percent chance of snow<br />
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<br />
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<br />
of snow after midnight.<br />
great group of guys and always do what blocks of downtown parking that must<br />
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<br />
already have fa len this winter. trucks that go out and plow their routes. of the street. The a leys within those 28<br />
National Weather Service meteorologist<br />
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<br />
These guys need to eat and sleep, too, so blocks are done a the same time and<br />
Sioux Fa ls, South Dakota, said there is there 24/7 but do our best.”<br />
take anywhere from two to four hours<br />
no weather observer in Le Mars. Kneip said the amount of sand and depending on the amount of snow we<br />
“The nearest locations for which we salt available to spread on city streets to receive. Once that is done, then they wi l<br />
have snowfall data are near Remsen reduce slippery conditions is “looking head out to plow their routes.”<br />
(33.2 inches) and Orange City (38.7 good for what we have on hand.” Plymouth County Engineer Tom<br />
inches),” Hacker said.<br />
He said city crews follow a regular Rohe said his department wi l have 35<br />
High winds and bitter cold are expected<br />
to accompany the snow. Kneip and “On an average snow, it wi l take each graders available. They have a mixture<br />
pattern in removing snow.<br />
workers, 14 truck plows and 14 motor<br />
his team know the dri l.<br />
truck to plow their entire route about of rock salt and liquid chemicals ready<br />
“Every snow is different, so we try to four hours,” he said. “So, depending on<br />
plan accordingly. The guys always work where their route start, the people on<br />
MMCRU Industrial Technology program<br />
receives STEM Best HD award<br />
BY SARAH LABRUNE-JONGELING<br />
Sta f writer<br />
Who doesn’t like the opportunity to have<br />
Breakfast with Rudolph as part of the<br />
Nov. 26 Christmas activities.<br />
sure precise measurements<br />
are done for cutting or shaping.<br />
MARCUS — The Industrial<br />
Technology program at In northwest Iowa,<br />
Marcus Meriden Cleghorn MMCRU has the only<br />
Remsen Union (MMCRU) machining program. The<br />
was selected for a $40,000 program is 100 percent<br />
STEM (Science Technology backed by local businesses,<br />
Engineering and Math) Best including Wetherell Manufacturing<br />
out of Cleghorn.<br />
High Demand award in 2023.<br />
The school district has “We’ve had people trained<br />
previously won a STEM Best in three different areas,<br />
award and STEM educator machinists, welders and<br />
of the year award to Matt technical trade-draftsman<br />
Hansen, one of the Industrial<br />
Technology teachers, in Wetherell, general manag-<br />
or 3D designers,” said Todd<br />
2020.<br />
er. “There are we l rounded<br />
This year’s funds will be students coming out of Marcus.”<br />
used to purchase a 2023<br />
Haas Super Mini Mi l a program<br />
to teach students how machinists is hard.<br />
Hansen said finding<br />
to program CNC (computerized<br />
numerical controls) for help, so a ski led trade of<br />
“A l businesses are looking<br />
equipment.<br />
any kind is in high demand,”<br />
“There is not a component<br />
in your life that is not general is short and if we can<br />
said Wetherell. “Labor in<br />
impacted by a machinist,” teach these kids in school<br />
said Hansen.<br />
there are good paying jobs<br />
Machinists operate lathe close to home … it’s just a<br />
and milling machines, benefi to our little communities.”<br />
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LE MARS — “Trafficking - warning signs, what you c<br />
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Police Department offers<br />
program on human trafficki<br />
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