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Vol. 11 No. 12

July 19, 2017

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Connie Dallenbach Named Grand MarshallOn Friday night, July 7th at the start of the Laurens Summer Celebration, Connie Dallenbach was recognized as the 2017 Grand Marshall! Connie was also given a key to the city by Mayor Rod Johnson. If there is something going on in Laurens, you can bet that Connie is helping with it in some way or another. She has been doing this for many, many years and most of the time she is behind the scenes so you may not know that she is even there! The Laurens Iowa Chamber and Community Boosters is very happy to recognize Connie for her years of dedication and service to the town of Laurens. This recognition is well deserved! Congratulations, Connie and thank you for your commitment to the town of Laurens!!

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Charger Pride Color RunBy: Jerry Depew

More than 120 people signed up for the Color Run for Charger Pride on July 8 in downtown Laurens. The runners raised a ton of money (yes--over $2000) in contributions from Charger boosters before race day. The weather was perfect. The course was five kilometers unless a runner took the short cut. Then it was three kilometers. All participants had completed the course in little over an hour. The main feature was the colored corn starch thrown overhead at the start of the race and also thrown at the runners along the course. Some got so excited that they rolled in the colorful corn starch that accumulated on the street. Charger Pride is a new independent booster club for the Laurens-Marathon school district. Allison Lund Price is president. The fitness group TuelShedTraining.com and local manufacturer Pengo purchased water for the runners.

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At the Library

Well, of course I immediately said yes! Then came the hard part – we could only invite 8 kids! So last Tuesday was the big day. He showed up with his cameraman, a box of books and other supplies. The kids read books about metals (or were they just acting? They were so excited it was hard to tell!) Then they made boats with aluminum foil and tested them to see if they would float. When we discovered that they all floated, they started adding pennies for weight to see which style could hold the most weight. It was a really simple idea, but so much fun! The next hardest part is going to be waiting until the premiere next summer. I think we should have a viewing party, don’t you? Keep your eye out for a red carpet we can use! You’ve no doubt heard of the book “A Man Called Ove”? Well, it’s our Book Club choice for July. So stop and get a copy to see what everyone is talking about. Then join the discussion Monday, July 24th at 7 pm. Also welcome are readers who have already enjoyed that book! Have you heard all the talk of the upcoming solar eclipse? Did I tell you

I got a box of 1,000 pairs of viewing glasses? Well, we are starting to put some plans together for this. Corrinne Peterson, Pocahontas County Naturalist will be here Monday evening August 7 to give us all (kids and adults are all welcome!) some advance education. She will also be here the day of the eclipse, August 21st, around noontime and we will be doing something fun. More details to come, but mark the dates on your calendar!

COMING EVENTS• Lisa Laird’s Pockets Full of Fun

July 26 at 1 p.m.• Pre-Eclipse Program 7 p.m.

Monday, August 7• Eclipse Party August 21 - noonish• “Build a Better World” 1:00 p.m.

every Wednesday• “LegoMania” Every Friday

11 a.m. to 5 p.m.• Take it Tuesday - 1st Tuesday6:30 p.m. Open card making!

• Book Club 4th Monday at 7 p.m.

At the Library with Glenda MulderJuly 19, 2017

Thanks to all who visited our “German Iowa and the Global Midwest” exhibit sponsored by Humanities Iowa and the University of Iowa. I think we all learned a few things from it! Next Wednesday (the 26th) Pockets Full of Fun puppets will be here at our regular summer reading time – 1 o’clock. Many of you have seen her shows over the years and know what a great job ventriloquist Lisa Laird will do to tailor her message to the Summer Reading theme, Build a Better World. She gets the kids in the palm of her hand right from the start. This show is fun for all ages, so adults are definitely invited to join us. There will be a puppet making workshop again this year after the show. We had a top secret mission last week. Dan Wardell called me a few months ago and asked if they could film a segment for Season 3 of his show IPTV Kids Clubhouse at our library.

Tim Read Visits the LibraryThese girls wanted to be sure to get front row seats when author, illustrator and comic Tim Read was at the Laurens Public Library. Tim is shown creating a three-eyed monster out of Morgan Leith’s scribble. Behind him you can see some of the drawings he had already created. Patrons in all 9 libraries in Pocahontas County enjoyed Tim’s programs July 12 & 13, thanks to a grant from the Pocahontas County Foundation.

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100th BirthdayTwo 1935 Laurens High School graduates recently got together on the occasion of Rachel Roewe Morgan's, of Chicago, 100th Birthday celebration which was held on July 15. Rachel Roewe Morgan and Lucille Beneke Ellson, of Florida, are pictured below. The two have been friends since 1st grade. Rachel grew up on the Roewe Family Farm SE of Laurens and Lucille grew up on the Beneke Family Farm NW of Laurens. Both farms are now Century farms. Lucille turns 100 this December. Both women stood up and delivered a few comments at the celebration.

Class of '67 Holds 50th ReunionThe LHS class of 1967 held their 50th reunion on Saturday, July 8th at the Laurens Country Club. The ladies that attended were: back row l-r: Joan (Fitzgerald) Hakes, Karen (Bell) Sievers, Sue (Homuth) Gnewuch, Jennifer (Collins) Oberg, Cindy (Grund) Herrig, Diane (Roewe) Furlong, Linda ( Kesler) Simons, Mary Hyslop, Sue (Doster) Swenson. Front row l-r: Wanda (Conklin) Drummond, Cathy (Rubel) Brendel, Alice (Ashenbrenner) Watson, Gina (Lind) Nassif, Jane (Knoll) Freeman, Karen Baumunk, Diana Bellinghausen, Sue (Hakes) Williamson, Debby (Benz) Miller. The men that attended were: back row l-r: John Kees, Don Winkler, Tim Sorenson, Mick Harris, Jerry Depew, Rog Bellinghausen, John Cook, Dick Hakes, Emmett Wilson. Front row l-r: Chris Reese, Greg Essick, Rog Halterman, Bruce Wright, Craig Jolliffe, Rick Hinners, Pat Kirsch, Lonnie Culbertson, Mike Godfrey.

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Announcements

IT’S A GIRL!!!!!

                                                                        

JOIN US FOR A

Baby Shower HONORING

AMY & BARRY HAKES Sunday, July 23rd   

1‐3 P.M. 

West Iowa Bank ‐ Laurens, IA 

Please bring a book to share with a special message

and your name inside in place of a card.

Baby Hakes is registered at Target.

80th Birthday!!Lyle Wallin is turning 80! His adult children-- Tricia Willeford, Marc Wallin, and Maureen Huisinga and their families will be hosting a community Birthday Party at the Laurens Country Club on Saturday, July 22 from 6-8:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend or cards can be sent to 44522 110th Ave., Laurens, IA 50554.

Happy Birthday Grandpa Lyle! We Love You!

From: Alyssa, Lizzy, Jackson, Emily, Kate, Rachel & Deklan

Large garage SaLe

Sacred Heart Parish will hold a garage sale for the public on Saturday, July 29, at the parish center from 8 A.M. - Noon.

This sale includes all types of kitchen items, decorative items for all seasons,

desks, file cabinets, and numerous miscellaneous items from both the

church and parish center.

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Carter Nath ConcertThe Fonda Arts Center welcomes Carter Nath to the Arts Center for an afternoon performance on August 6, beginning at 3:00 p.m. Carter is an “under 20” musician with incredible talent, citing piano as his greatest passion in the music spectrum, but also proficient in acoustic, electric and bass guitar, mandolin, ukulele, and drums. We will be enjoying classical, as well as ragtime on the piano, and very possibly some guitar and singing. Carter lives in Algona where he is a pianist for First Lutheran Church, and St. Cecelia's Catholic Church, as well as substituting at various other locations in surrounding communities. Carter has participated in music competitions in the state, the most recent in March of this year, at the Terrace Hill Competition Senior Level where he placed third. In addition to playing and competing with the piano, Carter is a certified piano technician, and has been tuning pianos for over two years. Last November he bought out Bill Hobson’s Piano Tuning, based out of Algona, which he says has opened many doors to serve clients throughout north Iowa. You can learn more and listen to Carter on Facebook and YouTube, but nothing can compare to the live concert experience! We hope you can join us at the Fonda Arts Center, Fourth & Main in Fonda. As almost always, free admission, free refreshments! Everyone welcome!!

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Local News

Jerry Depew, tractor driver, with one of the trolleys on the cemetery tour.

Tim Leith as John Unruh.

Rich Newgard as Dr. John Henry Hovenden.

Bob Schuler recognizing veterans of the Korean War.

Dave Alstott as Maurice Zuercher.

Virginia Otto as Bertha Roewe.

Jackie Stelter as Mattie Kreul.

Clarence Siepker as Solomon "Sol" Cundy.

2017 Laurens Cemetery Tour Photos

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School News

LAURENS-MARATHON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ~ 2017-2018 ~ SCHOOL SUPPLIES

L-M PRESCHOOL(1) Pair of Tennis Shoes for gym(1) Package of Hair Ties for girls(1) Full-sized Book Bag(1) Extra set of clothing (shirt, pants,underwear, & socks) PLEASE MARK EACH INDIVIDUAL ITEM WITH CHILD'S NAME (CLOTHING ALSO)

TK & KINDERGARTEN (1) Pair of P.E. Tennis Shoes(10) #2 Pencils (NO mechanical pencils)(2) Large Erasers(3) Boxes of Kleenex (200 count)(1) Tub of Clorox Wipes(2) Fine point dry erase markers(1) Highlighter(1) Bottle of glue(2) Stick glue(1) Box of Crayons (No more than 24 count)(1) set of Classic colored markers(1) Pencil box(1) Set of headphonesBook BagScissorsPLEASE MARK EACH INDIVIDUAL ITEM WITH CHILD'SNAME (CLOTHING ALSO)

FIRST GRADE Pencil Box (No bigger than about 6"x 9") (3) Double-Pocket Folders (with NO fastenersand NO plastic folders)(20) #2 Pencils (NO mechanical pencils) (6) Large Erasers(2) Large Boxes of Kleenex(2) Large containers of Clorox disinfectantwipes(3) Glue Sticks(1) - 8 oz. Bottle of School White Glue(1) – 7.5” x 10” Canvass Zipper Bag with ClearFront(1) Pair of Tennis Shoes for P.E.(4) Dry erase markers(1) Box quart size Ziploc bags(3) Wide-lined (1 subject) Spiral Notebooks(1) Box of Crayons(1) box of CLASSIC colored markers(1) Book bag(1) pair of scissors(1) set of headphonesPLEASE MARK EACH INDIVIDUAL ITEM WITH CHILD’SNAME (CLOTHING ALSO)

SECOND GRADE (20) #2 Pencils(4) Medium or Large Erasers(4) Glue Sticks(4) Dry Erase markers & 1 SOCK (To use as aneraser and store the markers)(4) Double Pocket Folders(2) Large Boxes Kleenex(1) Container of Clorox Wipes1 pair of tennis shoes for P.E.(1) Box of quart-sized Ziploc bags(3) Wide-Lines spiral notebooksSupply Box (No bigger than about 6”x9”)(2) Pack of Crayons (24 Count) Basic ColorsScissors(1-2) Pack of Markers Basic ColorsBook Bag (Bring Daily)1-2 Pair of HeadphonesPLEASE MARK ALL ITEMS WITH CHILD'S NAME(CLOTHING ALSO)

THIRD GRADE (1) Backpack(1) Box Snack Sized Baggies(1) Ruler(1) Pack of 4 Glue Sticks-No Liquid Glue(3) Boxes of 12 count pencils(4) Wide-lined spiral notebooks(1) Scissors(4) Double pocket folders(1) Large box of tissues (200 count)(1) Pencil case or box(2) Boxes of 24 count crayons(1) Pair of tennis shoes for PE(1) Box of markers(1) Four pack of dry-erase markers(1) Pair of headphones or earbuds foriPads*must have!(1) Composition Notebook, that is used to writedown notes to be sent home *must have(1) Canister of Sanitizing Wipes (50 count ormore) PLEASE MARK EACH INDIVIDUAL ITEM WITH CHILD'S NAME (CLOTHING ALSO)

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LAURENS-MARATHON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ~ 2017-2018 ~ SCHOOL SUPPLIES

FOURTH GRADE (20) #2 pencils (not mechanical)(1) Large eraser(4) Dry erase markersZipper Case for PencilsBox of colors (24 count)(1) Composition notebook(4) Spiral notebooks (wide-lined)(6) Double-pocket folders (no fasteners)

OR (1) Expandable folder and (2) Pocketfolders (1) Bottle glue or (2) Glue sticks(2-3) Large boxes of Kleenex(1) pair of earbuds or headphones(1) container of disinfecting wipes OR (1) boxgallon baggies(1) Pair of Tennis Shoes for P.E.ScissorsMarkers (optional)Colored Pencils (optional)Assignment Notebook ($2.00 Purchased atRegistration) Students must have this one!**NO Trapper Keepers Please!PLEASE MARK ALL ITEMS WITH CHILD'S NAME(CLOTHING ALSO)

FIFTH GRADE (2) Composition Notebook(3) Spiral Notebooks (red, blue, yellow)(4) Highlighters (4 different colors)(4) Dry erase markers & 1 sock (To use as aneraser)(3) Large box of Kleenex(1) 1 box of quart-sized Freezer Zip-loc baggies(4) Double-Pocket folders w/brads (colors: red,blue, yellow, green)(1) Bottle of white glue or (3) glue stick(2) Correcting pen (any color except black)(1) Box of crayons (no larger than 24 count)(1) Set of markers(1) Package of Post-it-NotesScissors(20) #2 Pencils (and/or mechanical pencils)Zipper Case for pencilsLarge Eraser(1) pair of earbuds or headphones(1) Pair of tennis shoes for P.E.(1) container of disinfecting wipesAssignment Notebook ($2.00 Purchased at Registration) Students must have this one! **No Trapper Keepers PLEASE MARK ALL ITEMS WITH CHILD'S NAME (CLOTHING ALSO)

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Church & Announcements

This Week at Laurens United Methodist ChurchWed., July 19th:Book Club @ 9 a.m.Caring Cards @ 7 p.m. at the Laurens Public LibraryWorship Committee @ 7 p.m.

Fri., July 21st:Men’s Bible study @ 7 a.m.

Sun., July 23rd:Adult Sunday School @ 8:30 a.m.Worship @ 9:30 a.m.All Church Birthday Party Potluck following worshipBook Study @ 5 p.m.Laurens Swim Team Banquet @ 6:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall

This Week at Bethany LutheranThursday: July 20, 20179:00 AM ~ Morning Circle

Sunday: July 23, 20177th Sunday after Pentecost9:00 AM ~ Worship 10:00 AM ~ Coffee Fellowship

Worship, Love, Accept~Together in Christ’s Name

This Week at First Christian ChurchPastor Rev. Rita Cordell

Wednesday, July 19 1:00 p.m. - Willing Workers

Friday, July 21 7:00 - p.m. AA

Sunday, July 23 9:30 a.m. - Worship followed by coffee fellowship

Card ShowerThe family of Dee Jackson is requesting a card shower in honor of her 75th birthday on July 23. Her family includes Ross & Tonya Nielsen,Todd & Michelle Jackson of Cascade, Iowa. Her grandchildren are Janessa Nielsen, Evan, Taylor & Nathan Jackson. Cards can reach her at: Dee Jackson, 316 Ralston St., Laurens, Iowa 50554.

Richardson - Sexton ReunionThe annual Richardson - Sexton reunion will be held at 12:00 noon on Sunday, August 6th. This year we have moved back to the City Hall at 272 N. 3rd Street across from the library in Laurens. You are invited to bring a covered dish or dessert to share. Please pass this information along to relatives and bring the entire family with you.

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City Council Minutes

July 6th, 2017 The Laurens City Council met in regular session at the Municipal Building at 5:00 p.m. on

Thursday, July 6th, 2017. Mayor Rod Johnson called the meeting to order. Present were Council members Jean Swanson-arriving at 5:30, Pat Sullivan, Rich Newgard, Sid Enockson, Julie Potter, City Attorney Ann Beneke, City Manager Hilary Reed, City Clerk Joan Hoben, and Public Works Director Julian Johnsen.

Potter moved to approve consent agenda consisting of the agenda, minutes from the June 19th, 2017, meeting, list of claims, and approval of City of Laurens Outdoor Liquor License. Sullivan seconded. 3 ayes;1 absent. Motion carried.

CLAIMS 07-06-17

ACCO POOL SUPPLIES 31.95

ADAMSON INDUSTRIES CORP METAL WINDOW 209.95 ALLIANT ENERGY UTILITIES 68.68 AMAZON BOOKS & DVDS  1,215.17  BAKER & TAYLOR BOOKS 1,627.86 BARCO MUNICIPAL PRODUCTS POSTS FOR SIGNS 1,167.50 BOLTON & MENK W MAIN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 5,048.00 BROWN SUPPLY CO DIST SUPPLIES 162.60 CARPENTER UNIFORM CO. POLICE CLOTHING SUPPLIES 841.81 CENTER POINT LARGE PRINT LARGE PRINT BOOKS 175.00 COUNSEL COPIES 67.59 DEMCO BOOK SUPPLIES 427.74 EMERGECNY MED PRODUCTS AMBULANCE SUPPLIES 120.33 GALL'S INC RAIL MOUNTS 324.00 HALLETT MATERIALS COLD PATCH 1,123.65 HILARY REED MILEAGE/CELL 66.77 ICMA RETIRMENT 457 350.00 IRS FED/FICA TAX 12,660.95 IOWA CITY/CO MANAGEMENT ASSOC 2017-2018 DUES 120.00 IOWA LEAGUE OF CITIES 2017-2018 DUES 908.00 IOWA WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT ELEVATOR INSPECTION 225.00 IPERS IPERS 4,302.59 IPERS PD PROTECTED IPERS 1,645.54 JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL SUPPLIES 28.00 KLATT REPAIR STUMP REMOVAL 340.00 LAURENS COUNTRY CLUB CONCESSION EXPENSE 215.38 LMPC PHONE & INTERNET 558.63 LMU UTILITIES 7,393.46 LARUENS STATE BANK POSTAGE 128.78 MAILI TODD TRAINING REIMBURSEMENT 75.00 THE MESSENGER LEGAL AD 535.00 PCC AMBULANCE BILLING SERVICE AMBULANCE BILLING 967.61 POC COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AMBULANCE SUPPLIES 189.43 POCAHONTAS SOLID WASTE LANDFILL FEES 5,341.62 PRINCIPAL LIFE LIFE GROUP INSURANCE 758.71 PRO COOPERATIVE MAY FUEL 1,476.94 PROFESSIONAL COMPUTER SUPPORT RENEWAL 1,650.50 ROD BELL NUSIANCE mowing 140.00 SAFE HAVEN ANIMAL SHELTER ANNUAL DUES 2,000.00 SANTANDER LEASING STREET SWEEPER PAYMENTS 9,704.30 SHAMROCK RECYCLE INC. CURBSIDE RECYLING MAY 1,611.11

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SIEPKER AUTO REPAIR CHARGER REPAIR 53.28 STAPLES TEC SUPPLIES 765.69 STREICHER'S POLICE SUPPLIES 117.96 TOWN & COUNTRY FLORAL BLOMGREN MEMORIAL 35.73 TREASURER STATE OF IA JUNE SALES TAX 5,075.00 US BANK DUES 795.16 USA BLUEBOOK DIST SUPPLIES 171.89 UPS JUNE BILLING 302.22 VAUGHN DELOSS CONST PAY REQUEST #17 66,889.46 VERIZON WIRELESS CELL PHONE FEES 388.55 WEX FUELS POLICE FUEL 328.55

TOTAL 140,928.64 PAYROLL 6/19/2017

001 GENERAL 8,641.33 210 ROAD USE TAX 1,492.20 600 WATER 1,979.57 610 SEWER 1,894.67 670 GARBAGE 1,023.09

TOTAL 15,030.86 670 GARBAGE 6/26/2017 1,374.17

TOTAL 1,374.17 001 GENERAL 07/01/2017 4,921.28

TOTAL 4,921.28 PAYROLL 6/19/2017

001 GENERAL 9,674.17 210 ROAD USE TAX 1,349.59 600 WATER 1,996.21 610 SEWER 2,021.72 670 GARBAGE 1,815.05

TOTAL 16,856.74 001 GENERAL 07/01/2017 3,152.84

TOTAL 3,152.84 TOTAL PAYROLL 41,335.89

PAID TOTAL 182,264.53 BY FUND

001 GENERAL  56,989.30  110 ROAD USE TAX  7,265.40  112 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 242.40 176 HOMETOWN PRIDE COMMITTEE 1,167.50 200 DEBT SERVICE 6,781.62 316 WEST MAIN & BISSELL ST 71,937.46 600 WATER 14,296.22 610 SEWER 8,893.08 670 GARBAGE 14,691.55

TOTAL BY FUND 182,264.53

Holly Storms and John Jamison on behalf of Charger Pride and FIT presented the 3 & 5k Route for their color run. Sullivan motioned to approve the proposed route. Enockson seconded. Motion carried 4-0.

Brian Rickards, on behalf of Pengo, presented Pengo’s plan for trucks exiting their facility. Rickards asked for permission to use Laurens’ newly acquired ROW from the DOT. The trucks will exit out onto Veteran’s Road and will only be allowed to turn west. Newgard motioned to proceed forward with a 28E agreement with Pengo. Potter seconded. Motion carried 4-0.

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City Council Minutes

Potter motioned to approve Ordinance 04-17, Rezoning of lots 1,2,3, and 4 Block 2 third reading. Enockson seconded. Roll call vote. Ayes: Sullivan, Newgard, Enockson, Potter. Nays: none. Absent: Swanson. Motion carried. Enockson moved to approve Ordinance 06-17 – ATVs and UTVs second reading and waive third reading. Sullivan seconded. Roll call vote: Ayes: Potter, Enockson, Sullivan Nays – Newgard. Absent: Swanson. Motion carried 3-1. Potter moved to approve Ordinance 07-17 – Golf Carts – second reading and waive third reading. Enockson seconded. Roll call vote: Ayes: Potter, Enockson, Sullivan, Swanson. Nays: Newgard. Motion carried 4-1. Enockson moved to approve Pay Request #17 to Vaughn DeLoss Construction. Sullivan seconded. All ayes; motion carried. Sullivan motioned to approve Resolution 19-17, as presented with the review of the wages of the firemen as a priority during the next budget season. Newgard seconded. All ayes; motion carried. Potter moved to approve Resolution 20-17, appointing Connie Dallenbach as the 2017 Summer Celebration Parade Grand Marashal. Enockson seconded. All ayes; motion carried. Newgard moved to approve Resolution 21-17, unpaid nuisance abatement. Swanson seconded. All ayes. Motion carried. Swanson moved to approve Resolution 22-17, Vector alternate. Potter seconded. All ayes. Motion carried. Newgard motioned to approve Resolution 23-17 – Urban Revitalization. Swanson seconded. All ayes. Motion carried.

Potter moved to adjourn at 6:00 p.m. Enockson seconded. All ayes. Motion carried.

__________________________________ ______________________________________ Rod Johnson, Mayor Hilary Reed, City Clerk