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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
Nashleanas, Laurie Bird,
Keith Bohle, Bev Fagan,
Jenny Hartman-Mendoza,
Mike Kooistra, Mary
Korthas, Ashley Schuttpelz
and Co leen Westergard.
Nashleanas, an executive
board member, explained
how the grant money is a located.
“We have an executive
board and we have a grant
board. The grant board
meets once a year. They
have 3-4 weeks to review the
applications and go through
a l the grants. If they have any
questions, they reach ou to
the organizations and ask
those questions, and then we
met and reviewed the information
on organized with
spreadsheets.
“The grant board ranks
all of the grants, on a scaling
system, ranked highest
to lowest, so depending on
what they feel is important
to fund,” Nashleanas said.
Dollars awarded by the
Community Foundation of
Greater Plymouth County
(CFGPC) will help 27,
501(c)3 organizations and
government entities to
improve the quality of life in
communities in Plymouth
County.
This year, the foundation
had $151,133.65 available to
award.
BY BEVERLY VAN BUSKIRK
Lifestyles editor
LE MARS — The Le Mars
Community School District’s
Board of Education conducted
its annual meeting Monday,
Nov. 14.
The annual meeting is
required to officia ly conduct
business.
Board secretary Lisa
Boehm began that portion
of the meeting by asking for
nominations for president of
the of the board.
Angela Catton was nominated
for the president position,
which she currently
holds. Catton was unanimously
approved as board
president.
Catton then took over the
meeting to ask for nominations
for Vice President.
Current Vice President
Jane Arnold was nominated
for the position and received
unanimously approval from
the board.
The board then appointed
Lisa Boehm to continue as
secretary for the board for
2022-23.
Boehm administered the
oath of office to Catton and
Arnold. Both wi l serve a one
year term.
The board appointed Pat
LCS board conducts
annual meeting business
Community Foundation
awards grants to 27 entities
SEE SCHOOL BOARD PAGE 3
SEE GRANTS PAGE 3
BY BEVERLY VAN BUSKIRK
Lifestyles editor
LE MARS — A Thanksgiving
tradition continues in
Le Mars with a Thanksgiving
Celebration dinner at Rejoice
Community Church.
The church offers a fu l dinner
for those who wish to dinein,
have a carryout, or have a
dinner delivered.
This year marks the 18th
annual Thanksgiving Banquet
at the church at 1320 Third
Ave. S.E.
There is no charge for the
meal, however a free wi l donation
wi l be accepted.
The meal includes turkey
and dressing, mashed potatoes
and gravy, corn, cranberry
sauce and an assortment of pies
and desserts.
The committee organizing
this year’s dinner is Margaret
Catton, Kent Vande Weerd
and Beth Campbe l, with Nick
Gengler coordinating the
deliveries.
To order a delivery, call
Cathy at the church office,
548-4430 Monday and Tuesday,
and no later than 2 p.m.,
Wednesday, Nov. 23, as delivery
routes are mapped out that
day.
“Maggie is our organizer. I
have been very busy cooking
turkeys, to be honest with you,”
Vande Weerd said Thursday.
“A couple weeks ago I did
just shy of 10 turkeys. Last Saturday
I did 34 turkeys. That’s
a lot of birds to manhandle,”
he said.
Over the weekend, he
planned to cook a dozen turkeys
Friday night and finish up
on Saturday with 16-18.
Last year the group prepared
72-74 turkeys. However, they
did have leftovers.
“I’m expecting our numbers
to go up a little bit over what we
served last year,” he explained.
“Here at Rejoice we partner
with the Siouxland Food
Bank with our food pantry
and we’ve seen an increase in
demand there, so I’m guessing
our count for the dinner will
go up.”
He’s hopeful the numbers
for food items are a l in place.
This is Vande Weerd’ second
year of cooking turkeys.
He explained that in the past
when Adri Ruisch was sti l with
Rejoice, she and her husband,
Gene, would spend a day at the
church with the two of them,
cooking, cooling and cleaning
the birds, and putting the meat
away.
“When I cooked the turkeys
last week, I had two gals
and two couples there jus to
debone the birds. They had 34
turkeys done in an hour and a
half,” he said.
Volunteers wi l be on hand
Wednesday to set up for serving
and carryout lines, and get
a l things in proper order.
“I’ l get there early at 6 a.m.,
Thursday morning, to start
heating a l the food for serving.
We have to make the potatoes,
make the dressing, there wi l be
a lot of work done in about five
hours,” he said.
As always, the meal is free of
charge, although donations are
welcome.
“If you need a meal, come
on in and we wi l be more than
happy to serve you,” he said.
“To see an event like this come
together, and free available to
anyone is a blessing.”
An undertaking such as this
would not be possible without
a number of volunteers, not
only from the church bu the
community.
“We have wi ling volunteers.
We have people volunteer to
come help us that aren’t even
members of our church,” he
continued. “I am so grateful
for that, just for the fact that
the word ‘community’ is in our
church name for a reason, it’s
Rejoice Community Church.”
“Reaching ou to the community,
helping in the community
and being a part of
the community is, like I said,
it’s what we do It’s a labor of
love, put i that way,” he said
in conclusion.
Rejoice again offers free Thanksgiving meal
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LE MARS — Celebrate the
true spirit of Christmas and
join in a day fu l o festive family
events and holiday cheer and
help support local businesses,
too, at Christmas in Hometown
Le Mars this Saturday, Nov. 26.
From dashing store displays
and festive activities to heartwarming
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and shop Christmas destination.
Spend the Saturday after
Thanksgiving in Le Mars shopping,
getting pictures with Santa,
listening to live music, enjoying
great food and watching a tree
lighting ceremony a the Olson
Event Center at 6 p.m.
“It’s going to be a day full of
events,” said Margaret Catton,
who is heading up this year’s
celebration.
The idea started in 2020,
and featured a Christmas
tree lighting and show a the
Olson Cultural Event Center
in downtown Le Mars.
The 2021 event added
more in-person activities
and again partnered with the
downtown businesses for Sma l
Business Saturday shopping.
Now in 2022, more events
have been added.
“We’re hoping to add a little
something new each year, grow
it just a bit more and get more
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There wi l be a number of places for photo opportunities for
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Nov. 26. From cutouts to sleighs to packages, there wi l be
plenty of fun places to pose.
BY BEVERLY VAN BUSKIRK
Lifestyles Editor
LE MARS — Plymouth
County residents went to the
voting booths Tuesday to elect
local, state and national candidates.
Of the county’s 18,270 registered
voters, 9,883, or 54.09
percent cas their ballots in the
2022 election, either at the 11
voting precincts Tuesday or by
absentee ba lot.
“It was definitely busier than
we thought it would be,” said
Cheri Nitzschke, deputy auditor.
Po ls were open from 7 a.m. to
8 p.m. on Election Day.
This year there were 2,591
absentee ba lots cast, according
to Jan Hoffman, deputy auditor.
“In a general election, the
absentee ballot counts have
to roll back into the precinct
totals,” she explained.
She added it was a good turnout
of voters for a midterm election
cycle.
Precinct results are brought
to the auditor’s office on election
night by machine by poll
workers. Hoffman said the last
precinct runner to return the
machine came at 8:40 p.m.
Plymouth County Board of
Supervisors will canvass the
votes at their Nov. 15 board
meeting.
BY BEVERLY VAN BUSKIRK
Lifestyles Editor
LE MARS — It was a busy
day for Le Mars Community
High School musicians Oct.
22 as they not only auditioned
but were also a host school for
the 2022 All-State Music Festival
auditions.
At the end of the day, 12
LCHS musicians were selected
for the All-State Music
Festival or chosen as alternates.
Band members selected
are Asher Moss, sophomore,
percussion, 1st alternate;
Blake Daale, junior, oboe, 1st
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
LE MARS — At the Quilts of
Valor open house a the Plymouth
County Historical Museum
in September, Rose Heeren
of Le Mars shared her thoughts
with veterans and their families
in attendance, on the trip she
had taken jus the week before
to France
She said, “I had the privilege
this last week to visi the Normandy
beaches. It was a moving
experience.
“I walked for over an hour
among the white crosses. Over
167,000 young men from the
United States and Canada and
Great Britain died on D Day,
June 6, 1944.
“On the beach, I looked up and
saw the German bunkers where
the Germans aimed their arti lery
on those men. It nearly broke my
heart to see that.
“Now some of you here today
have said that you don’t think you
deserve the honor that is being
bestowed on you today. Believe
me, you do deserve a l honor we
give. Because of your service and
those young men who gave their
lives in 1944 — we are free today.
I am grateful to you. I thank you,”
Heeren concluded.
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Le Mars Community High School musicians chosen for the 2022 A l-State Music Festival are, from left, Asher Moss, Blake
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Ryder Mu la ly, Spencer Schnetzer, and Jacob Hargens.
(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.
(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.
(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.
SEE ELECTION PAGE 3
LE MARS — Is this heaven?
No, it’s the Friends of Gehlen
Catholic Ba l.
On Saturday, April 15, the
Friends of Gehlen Catholic Ba l
presents the Field of Dreams at
the Le Mars Convention Center
hosted by General Chairs,
Tommy and Nikki Conger alongside
Tim and Julie Langel.
“The Field of Dreams movie
represents a deep faith Kevin
Costner has about turning a
dream into a reality in the form
of a baseba l field. This resonates
with our school in providing not
only an education for our students
but one that is built on faith
BY BEVERLY VAN BUSKIRK
Lifestyles Editor
LE MARS — “Trafficking -
Perception vs. Reality” is the
topic of an informational program
to be held Monday, Feb.
27, and sponsored by the Le
Mars Police Department.
The Le Mars Police Department
invites the public to attend
this public awareness presentation
describing what human
Trafficking is, some possible
warning signs, what you can do
to help stop human trafficking
and a question and answer session.
The presentation wi l be held
from 6-8 p.m., at the We ls Visitor
Center & Ice Cream Parlor,
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BY SARAH LABRUNE-JONGELING
Sta f writer
MARCUS — The Industrial
Technology program at
Marcus Meriden Cleghorn
Remsen Union (MMCRU)
was selected for a $40,000
STEM (Science Technology
Engineering and Math) Best
High Demand award in 2023.
The school district has
previously won a STEM Best
award and STEM educator
of the year award to Matt
Hansen, one of the Industrial
Technology teachers, in
2020.
This year’s funds will be
used to purchase a 2023
Haas Super Mini Mi l a program
to teach students how
to program CNC (computerized
numerical controls)
equipment.
“There is not a component
in your life that is not
impacted by a machinist,”
said Hansen.
Machinists operate lathe
and milling machines,
reviews designs and make
sure precise measurements
are done for cutting or shaping.
In northwest Iowa,
MMCRU has the only
machining program. The
program is 100 percent
backed by local businesses,
including Wetherell Manufacturing
out of Cleghorn.
“We’ve had people trained
in three different areas,
machinists, welders and
technical trade-draftsman
or 3D designers,” said Todd
Wetherell, general manager.
“There are we l rounded
students coming out of Marcus.”
Hansen said finding
machinists is hard.
“A l businesses are looking
for help, so a ski led trade of
any kind is in high demand,”
said Wetherell. “Labor in
general is short and if we can
teach these kids in school
there are good paying jobs
close to home … it’s just a
benefi to our little communities.”
MMCRU Industrial Technology program
receives STEM Best HD award
(SENTINEL PHOTO BY SARAH LABRUNE JONGELING)
Marcus Meriden Cleghorn Remsen-Union Industrial Tech
teacher Matt Hansen shows off some of the equipment in
the workshop at the Marcus High School. Hansen wrote and
was awarded a STEM Best HD grant for $40,000 to purchase
a Hass Super Mini Mi l.
(PHOTO BY ROY TUCKER)
Akron-Westfield’s Cael Morrow has his arm raised by the official
after winning the Class 1A-113 pound state title on Saturday
evening. Morrow, last year’s state runner-up in the 106 weight,
won the title match by a 10-2 major decision score.
MORROW WINS STATE TITLE
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
predicts an 80 percent chance of snow
this afternoon, a 95 percent chance of
snow tonight, and a 100 percent chance
of snow after midnight.
That’s on top of the around 3 feet that
already have fa len this winter.
National Weather Service meteorologist
Jen Hacker, who is stationed at
Sioux Fa ls, South Dakota, said there is
no weather observer in Le Mars.
“The nearest locations for which we
have snowfall data are near Remsen
(33.2 inches) and Orange City (38.7
inches),” Hacker said.
High winds and bitter cold are expected
to accompany the snow. Kneip and
his team know the dri l.
“Every snow is different, so we try to
plan accordingly. The guys always work
their normal eight-hour shift but sometimes
are called in th early-morning
hours or are asked to stay late so we can
ge the job done,” he said. “They are a
great group of guys and always do what
it takes to get the job done. We have six
trucks that go out and plow their routes.
These guys need to eat and sleep, too, so
we can do our job safely. We can’t be out
there 24/7 but do our best.”
Kneip said the amount of sand and
salt available to spread on city streets to
reduce slippery conditions is “looking
good for what we have on hand.”
He said city crews follow a regular
pattern in removing snow.
“On an average snow, it wi l take each
truck to plow their entire route about
four hours,” he said. “So, depending on
where their route start, the people on
the end of that route might not see their
street plowed right away. After the day
of snow, the nex two nights the guys
start at 2 a.m. downtown. There are 28
blocks of downtown parking that must
be pu led from the curb to the center
of the street. The a leys within those 28
blocks are done a the same time and
pushed to the center windrow. That wi l
take anywhere from two to four hours
depending on the amount of snow we
receive. Once that is done, then they wi l
head out to plow their routes.”
Plymouth County Engineer Tom
Rohe said his department wi l have 35
workers, 14 truck plows and 14 motor
graders available. They have a mixture
of rock salt and liquid chemicals ready
(SENTINEL PHOTO BY BEVERLY VAN BUSKIRK)
On Tuesday, Le Mars City Street Department workers were making sure city
trucks are ready to go out and plow snow from the expected winter storm to hit
the area today (Wednesday).
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Online Only - Bid June 27th
MANY Collectible Knives,
Ammo, Reloading Supplies,
Military Items & More
Bob & Marlene Conner
Fri. July 14th, 10:00am
Nice Home in Battle Creek, IA
711 5th St. Battle Creek, IA 51006
Gordon & Shirley Morrice
Thurs. Sept. 7th, 5:00pm
Plymouth County Conservation
Elk Auction
Give us a call! We can expose
your sale items world wide!
We’ve shipped farm equipment
to Australia, Canada & all over
the United States! We can sell
your 1 item or 100’s of items for
top dollar!
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BrockAuction.com
1321 Hawkeye Ave SW.
Le Mars (712) 548-4634
“The Land Marketing Professionals
for Over 100 Years”
Podiatry Part Time Receptionist
Siouxland Podiatry Associates, PC
200 Plymouth St SE
Le Mars, IA, 51031
We have part time opening for a receptionist. Duties
include: answering phones, entering patient information,
scheduling/rescheduling appointments, etc. We are
seeking someone with strong computer skills and
communication skills.
Resumes can be faxed to 712-546-5462 or emailed to
siouxlandpodiatry@gmail.com. For more information
please call 712-546-7490.
COME JOIN
THE DORDT
DINING TEAM
Creative Dining Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer
To apply go to
creativedining.com/careers/jobs
or scan code and search Dordt
or call Mindi at 712-722-6738
Thanks!
We are looking for someone who is enthusiastic
about cooking and serving people.
OPEN POSITIONS
PART-TIME COOKS - PM shift
FULL-TIME COOKS - AM and PM shifts
PART-TIME UTILITY - PM shift
ALL POSITIONS $15-$18/HR
SOUS CHEF - $16.00 - $20.00/hour
•FT Benefits, Bonus Opportunities
•Summer Hours - Reduced and Flexible
•Free Meals during your shift
Come Work With Us!
We are hiring cooks
Why work when you can be creative
with food! As a cook at Dordt
University, we delight on making the
best food we can with authentic
recipes. Each day is different and
exciting. We encourage open minds
and hearts to join our family. We
value our staff and find inspiration
through teaching and learning from
one another.
What Makes Us Different
· Competitive wages
· Off major holidays
· Great culture, positive
environment
· Job advancement and training is
what we offer
Come work for us in Catering—
offering a variety of positions full
and part time
We are looking for happy, positive
people to help us create memories
for our guests. We speak the language
of food and service. What are you
waiting for come join our family and
experience a rewarding opportunity.
(search Dordt)
4241 US HWY 75 AVE.
SIOUX CENTER, IA
PHONE 712-722-7232
PERDUE PREMIUM
MEAT COMPANY
Now Hiring!
APPLY NOW
Perduecareers.com
Maintenance
Technician
Sign on bonus of $5,000.00
Hiring entry-level through experienced technician
• Willing to train all candidates
• Company paid training
• Shift premium
4241 US HWY 75 AVE.
SIOUX CENTER, IA
PHONE 712-722-7232
PERDUE PREMIUM
MEAT COMPANY
Now Hiring!
APPLY NOW
Perduecareers.com
Electrical Tech
Sign on Bonus
IT - System Analyst
Move in ready!! This brand new 3 BR/ 2.5 BA townhome has
loads of space and beautiful views. With over 1700 sq. ft. on the
main floor this home has room for all gatherings! Open concept
kitchen, dining, and living room. The views on the back deck are
breathtaking. For more info you can text: PETTY10 to 88000.
KYLIE PETTY
41 Central Ave NW Le Mars
kpetty@c21prolink.com
712-540-9109
2033 4th Ave SE, Le Mars
$389,000
Your
Dream
Home
Awaits
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, ot discrimination
because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimnation. State laws
forbid discrimination in the sale, rental or advertising of real estate based on factors in addition to those protected under federal law. We will not knowingly accept
any 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.
Real Estate
OUR CLASSIFIEDS run in the
Le Mars Sentinel, Shopper’s
Guide and Remsen Bell-
Enterprise. Please call 712-546-
7031 to get yours listed today.
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.
ONE BEDROOM basement
apartment @ 235 Central Ave.
SW, Le Mars, IA. Includes
washer/dryer, no smoking, no
pets, $525/month. Call 712-548-
4700.
19 WANTED
SHERRY AT the Orpheum
ABBA show. Gary greatly appreciated
your warmth and companionship
that evening and
would love to hear from you.
712-899-0505.
21 HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED: truck wash
specialist Le Mars, Iowa. Full
time position $17.00/hour,
Monday thru Friday 8 am to
5 pm. Overtime available, full
benefits after 60 days, medical,
dental, vision, 401K. Stop
by and fill out an application.
Anthony’s Express Wash, 31835
C-38, Le Mars, Iowa. 712-546-
1200.
LE MARS COMMUNITY
Schools. MS Special Ed. Teacher
Associates, MS Behavior
Disorder Teacher Associate,
$17.91/hr., 32.5 hrs/wk IPERS,
paid holidays and optional health
insurance stipend. If interested,
apply on-line at: www.lemarscsd.org
Open until filled.
EOE
TEMPORARY
SUMMER
office help wanted!! We are a
real estate investment company
looking for some temporary
office help during our busiest
months of the year. This can
be part-time or full-time. It is
day time hours, and a very
flexible schedule. This will be
basic office work and data entry.
Please send cover letter/resume
to: Oak Tree Properties Office
position, PO BOX 506, Le Mars,
IA 51031. Or you can pick up an
application from 520 4th St. SW
Ste A Le Mars, IA 51031.
29 GARAGE SALE/ESTATE
SALE/MOVING SALE
GARAGE SALE: June 22 (10-
5:30), June 23rd (10-6), June
24th (9-12). 18102 Lake Ave., Le
Mars. Lots of new merchandise,
home decor items, gas weed
eater, clothes, lots of misc.
EXPIRED SUBSCRIPTION?
What are you waiting for?
Contact us, (712) 546-7031
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> edwardjones.com | Member SIPC
Bank-issued, FDIC-insured
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%
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* Annual Percentage Yield (APY) effective 06/14/2023. CDs offered by Edward Jones are bank-issued and FDIC-insured up to $250,000
(principal and interest accrued but not yet paid) per depositor, per insured depository institution, for each account ownership category. Please
visit www.fdic.gov or contact your financial advisor for additional information. Subject to availability and price change. CD values are subject to
interest rate risk such that when interest rates rise, the prices of CDs can decrease. If CDs are sold prior to maturity, the investor can lose
principal value. FDIC insurance does not cover losses in market value. Early withdrawal may not be permitted. Yields quoted are net of all
commissions. CDs require the distribution of interest and do not allow interest to compound. CDs offered through Edward Jones are issued by
banks and thrifts nationwide. All CDs sold by Edward Jones are registered with the Depository Trust Corp. (DTC).
We're more than just a great rate
Jared McCoy
Financial Advisor
400 Gold Circle Suite 210
Dakota Dunes, SD 57049
605-540-1780
5.44 1-year
FDI-1916M-A © 2022 EDWARD D. JONES & CO., L.P. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. AECSPAD
> edwardjones.com | Member SIPC
Bank-issued, FDIC-insured
APY*
%
Finding a great rate on a CD is nice, but to get the most
from your CDs, you need a strategy. Get in touch to learn
more.
* Annual Percentage Yield (APY) effective 06/14/2023. CDs offered by Edward Jones are bank-issued and FDIC-insured up to $250,000
(principal and interest accrued but not yet paid) per depositor, per insured depository institution, for each account ownership category. Please
visit www.fdic.gov or contact your financial advisor for additional information. Subject to availability and price change. CD values are subject to
interest rate risk such that when interest rates rise, the prices of CDs can decrease. If CDs are sold prior to maturity, the investor can lose
principal value. FDIC insurance does not cover losses in market value. Early withdrawal may not be permitted. Yields quoted are net of all
commissions. CDs require the distribution of interest and do not allow interest to compound. CDs offered through Edward Jones are issued by
banks and thrifts nationwide. All CDs sold by Edward Jones are registered with the Depository Trust Corp. (DTC).
We're more than just a great rate
Jared McCoy
Financial Advisor
400 Gold Circle Suite 210
Dakota Dunes, SD 57049
605-540-1780
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Classifieds
Try
Serious job seekers look to the
classified ads each day for career
opportunities.
Shouldn’t that be where you list
your job openings?
Call us today to place your ad!

Le Mars Shopper’s Guide Tuesday, June 20, 2023 5
COME
JOIN THE
Sweet Life!
NOW OFFERING
NEW
PAY RATES!
We are looking for:
Maintenance
$30.80/hr
Operators
Line Attendants
Packers
$25.37/hr
$26.37/hr
Winder Operator
• 3rd shift - $26.37/hr
HR Generalist
• $25-$40/hr
$21.50/hr
$22.50/hr
$22.05/hr
$23.05/hr
Some of our Perks Include:
• ESOP
• 401K w/6.5% company match
(if employee puts in 10%)
• Amazing Medical insurance
• Free dental & vision insurance
for employees & family
• Awesome PTO plan w/perfect
(Employee Stock Ownership Plan)
• Great tunes & co-workers
• Delicious smells
BoDeans – Attn. Human Resources
1790 21st Street SW • LeMars, IA 51031
Phone (712) 548-4422 • Fax (712) 548-5477
www.bodeanscareers.com
EOE- Pre-hire Drug Screen/Background Check/Physical Required
special day!
Let us help prepare for your
712-631-4825
227 NINTH STREET
SHELDON, IA
• rsvp cards
• invitations
• bachelorette party
• rehearsal dinner
• bridal shower
• programs
• envelopes
• thank yous
• magnets
and more!
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Tuesday, June 20, 2023
Le Mars Shopper’s Guide
Le Mars
1201 12TH AVENUE
712-546-7816
OPEN 6 AM-10 PM,
7 DAYS A WEEK
3DAY
FRIDAY, JUNE 23RD -
SUNDAY, JUNE 25TH
Sheldon
1989 PARK STREET
712-324-2516
OPEN 6 AM-11 PM,
7 DAYS A WEEK
Sioux Center
1951 S. MAIN
712-722-2601
OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY
7 AM-9PM;
SUNDAY 8 AM-9 PM
Fuel Saver
FOR EVERY
$
50 SPENT
Fri - Sun | June 23 - 25 ONLY!
TRY
IT!
TRY
IT!
Fri - Sun | June 23 - 25 ONLY!
TRY
IT!
Try our beer bratwurst!
Friday, June 23, 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 24, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
8/ $ 12
Our Special Recipe
bratwurst links
or patties
regular or skinless,
select varieties 3.75 oz.
6.00
TRY
IT!
Grab & Go surimi
crab leg cocktail
9 oz.
Try our surimi crab leg cocktail!
Friday, June 23, 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 24, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Try our beer bratwurst!
Friday, June 23, 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 24, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
10.00
8-Piece hand breaded
chicken tenders
select varieties
8/ $ 12
Our Special Recipe
bratwurst links
or
5.00
patties
regular or skinless,
select varieties 3.75 oz.
Tenderloin sandwich
each
6.00
Grab & Go surimi
crab leg cocktail
9 oz.
5.99
Fish Market
cooked shrimp
tail-on, peeled & deveined,
51 to 60 ct., 12 oz. pkg.
Try our surimi crab leg cocktail!
Friday, June 23, 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 24, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
2/ $ 7
Hy-Vee salad
baked beans, coleslaw, spring
or macaroni salad
select varieties 12 to 16 oz.
10.00
8-Piece hand breaded
chicken tenders
select varieties
3/ $ 5
Hy-Vee cream cheese
select varieties 8 oz.
5.00
Tenderloin sandwich
each
3.99
18 ct. Bakery fresh
donut holes
select varieties
FUEL SAVER
5 ¢
EARN
PER GALLON
5.99
Fish Market
cooked shrimp
tail-on, peeled & deveined,
51 to 60 ct., 12 oz. pkg.
OFF
FUEL SAVER
5 ¢
EARN
3.99
Bakery fresh
angel food loaf
PER GALLON
OFF
select varieties 8 oz.
FUEL SAVER
10 ¢
EARN
PER GALLON
OFF
2/ $ 7
Hy-Vee salad
baked beans, coleslaw, spring
or macaroni salad
select varieties 12 to 16 oz.
14.99
FUEL SAVER
10 ¢
EARN
36 ct. Bakery fresh
cookie tray
PER GALLON
OFF
select varieties
We reserve the right to limit quantities.
MEGA PRODUCE SALE
Follow Hy-Vee & visit Hy-Vee.com
3/ $ 5
Hy-Vee cream cheese
select varieties 8 oz.
3.99
18 ct. Bakery fresh
donut holes
select varieties
3.99
Bakery fresh
angel food loaf
FRI-SUN | JUNE 23-25 ONLY
select varieties 8 oz.
14.99
36 ct. Bakery fresh
cookie tray
select varieties
We reserve the right to limit quantities.
Follow Hy-Vee & visit Hy-Vee.com