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Page 3 - The Manning Ia, MONITOR, Thursday, December 29, 2011 Public Notices Reflection of our community by Dave Kusel - continued from last week 15-tfc We Welcome New Patients Manning Medical Clinic 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. weekdays. Call for an appointment 712-653-2211 Michelle Kroeger, ARNP Properties For Sale ALL SELLERS ARE WILLING TO NEGOTIATE ANd ARE ANXIOUS TO SELL - CALL NOW! Knueven Insurance & Real Estate Gary Knueven, Broker 712-655-2791 Agent: Jen Rowedder-712-210-4754 712-653-2121 • 324 Main Street Manning, IA 200 Main St. • Manning 3 bedroom, complete remodel since 2008 including windows, insulation, flooring, plumbing, wiring, heat, C/A, attached 25’x75’ garage & shop 124 Madison St. • Manning 2 bedroom ranch, many updates, hardwood floors, attached garage, nice basement, appli- ances included, PrIced to Sell 102 Sue St. • Manning 3 bedroom, ranch, 2 bath, laundry on main floor, finished basement w/fire place in large family room, 2 car garage, patio, corner lot 80x123. Priced reduced 314 center St. • Manning 3 bedroom, full basement, (2) furnaces - one new energy efficient AC and existing gas hot water/boiler heat, new roof, new paint. A wrap-around screen front porch and small back entry porch. Priced reduced 108 center St. • Manning 2 Story, 4 bedroom, C/A, Gas F.A. heat, Up- dates done 1998 or later, spacious living area & great location board of supervisors office, carroll, iowa Monday, December 12, 2011 The Board of Supervisors of Carroll County, Iowa met in regular adjourned session in the Boardroom of the Courthouse, in Carroll, Iowa, the County seat of said County on Monday, December 12, 2011 at 9:00 a.m. Central Standard Time pursuant to law, the rules of said Board and to the adjournment with the following members present: Marty Danzer, eugene Meiners, Dan Nieland, Mark Beardmore, and Neil Bock. Motion by Nieland, second by Meiners to approve the agenda as presented. On roll call, all voted aye. Motion by Beardmore, second by Bock to approve the minutes of the December 5, 2011 board meeting as writ- ten. On roll call, all voted aye. Rhonda Mart gave an annual report on New Hope. New Hope serves 91 individuals from Carroll County. Mart reviewed programs offered by New Hope, and talked about the Plaza Drive building which houses the Bargain Shoppe and New Hope enterprises. Mart also talked about projects that are planned for 2012, and grant funds that have been received for some of those projects. Jim gossett, Steve Schulz, Jim auen, and Nick Bad- ding were present to discuss FY13 funding for Carroll area Development Corporation. The group requested $57,120 for FY13, a 5% increase over the current year. CaDC is the economic development group for Carroll County, recruiting and promoting new and existing busi- nesses in the county. Kristen Young, interim director of the Breda Day Care, met with the board to request FY13 funding of $6000, the same as current year funding. The funds would be used towards the cost of remodeling a bathroom. The center currently serves 32 children and has been open twenty years. Chad Jensen, CeO of New Opportunities, reviewed programs offered by the agency which serves a seven county area. Requested funding for the Carroll County Family Development Center for FY13 is $12,980, the same as current year funding. The county also pays New Opportunities for substance abuse prevention and treat- ment services. Jim Burns and Rick Hunsaker presented the FY13 funding requests for Region XII Council of governments. Membership fees will be $0.80 per capita. For Carroll County this will be $16,652.80. Funding for transit ser- vices will be $0.48 per capita for FY13, which will be $9,991.68 for Carroll County. Western Iowa Transit Sys- tem is also continuing the capital match program to help meet the Federal requirements for vehicle replacement. The match will remain at $0.05 per mile for the County for a Region XII vehicle. That amount will be approxi- mately $3,400 for FY13. Board then discussed a request from Region XII to join the county’s health insurance plan. all Supervisors voiced a desire for more information before a decision is made. Motion by Beardmore, second by Bock to approve claims for payment. On roll call, all voted aye. geNeRaL BaSIC employer’s Share F.I.C.a. ............................$16,931.94 employer’s Share I.P.e.R.S. ........................... 11,039.28 employer’s Share I.P.e.R.S. ............................. 2,211.28 employer’s Share I.P.e.R.S. .............................7,185.10 geNeRaL SUPPLeMeNTaL employer’s Share F.I.C.a. ...................................127.54 employer’s Share I.P.e.R.S. ................................188.76 MeNTaL HeaLTH employer’s Share F.I.C.a. ................................1,152.64 employer’s Share I.P.e.R.S. .............................1,290.76 RURaL SeRVICeS employer’s Share F.I.C.a. ..............................................................1,234.38 employer’s Share I.P.e.R.S. ..................................38.46 employer’s Share I.P.e.R.S. .............................1,595.82 SeCONDaRY ROaD FUND employer’s Share F.I.C.a. ................................7,846.82 employer’s Share I.P.e.R.S. .............................8,631.55 DISaSTeR SeRVICeS employer’s Share F.I.C.a. .....................................76.05 employer’s Share I.P.e.R.S. ..................................80.23 FOR CLaIMS aLLOWeD BY DePaRTMeNT See BOaRD OF SUPeRVISORS SUPPLeMeNT BOOK a. Motion by Bock, second by Nieland to approve a real estate purchase and exchange agreement with New Cooperative, Inc., as revised by County attorney John Werden, and to authorize the chair to sign said agree- ment. On roll call, all voted aye. The agreement will be sent to New Cooperative, Inc. for approval by that en- tity. The county is exchanging part of the county main- tenance shed property in glidden for other property in glidden owned by New Cooperative, Inc. The property to be exchanged will be surveyed before conveyance. Motion by Bock, second by Meiners to approve a plat of survey for Parcel a of the Ne1/4 Section 12-85-36. On roll call, all voted aye. Board reviewed property and liability insurance re- newal rates. Motion by Meiners, second by Bock to ap- prove raising the deductible from $5,000 to a $10,000 for property insurance, with all coverage, property and li- ability, by ICaP (Iowa Communities assurance Pool). On roll call, all voted aye. The insurance is acquired through Mid-Iowa Insurance. Bock reported on a meeting with glidden officials and Jim Bagley from Raccoon Valley electric Cooperative re- garding future paving of Sherwood avenue, which runs north of glidden to High View addition. The road is 23% county and 77% city of glidden. Bock also reported on 2nd Judicial meeting in Mason City, and noted that ISaC University will be held January 18th and 19th in West Des Moines. Nieland reported on Conservation board meeting and upcoming M&M RC&D meeting. Meiners reported on New Opportunities, CaDC, eFSP meeting, YeS Center, and USDa letter. Danzer reported on road paving meeting in glidden, Region XII meeting, and exit interview with state audi- tors. Motion by Meiners, second by Bock to adjourn at 11:58 a.m. On roll call, all voted aye. Joan Schettler, County auditor Marty Danzer, Chairman DAte 12/12/2011 cARRoll couNtY clAiMs ReGisteR RePoRt 0001 GeNeRAl bAsic aCe HaRDWaRe CaULK/BaTTeRIeS/FILTeRS/ eTC ...............................................................137.85 aDVaNCeD LaSeR TeCH. DHS-MaINTeNaNCe KIT ................................................................349.95 aHLeRS aND COONeY P.C. SUPR-LegaL FeeS .............................................................288.00 aLL PRO DOOR COMPaNY CONS-DOOR RePaIR ......................................................... 120.00 aLLIaNT eNeRgY FUeL ...................................917.36 aNDeRSeN, JaN HCa-MILeage .....................135.97 aRCaDIa LIMeSTONe CO. CONS-LIMeROCK 201.38 aRNOLD MOTOR SUPPLY CONS-gReaSe/ FILTeRS ........................................................123.75 BeNDeR, JeRRY aTTY-CONTRaCT SeRVICeS .................................................... 788.42 BIeRL, aLYCe HCa-MILeage .......................... 311.36 BLaCK HILLS eNeRgY CONS-LP ....................413.49 BOCK, NeIL J SUPR-MILeage ..........................23.31 BReDa, CITY OF aMBL-ReNT ......................1,000.00 BUNDT, DUaNe SaNI-WeLL CLOSINg ...........250.00 CaLHOUN COUNTY aUDITOR aTTY-28e eXPeNSe .................................................. 3,183.65 CaLIFORNIa CONTRaCTORS S CTH-PLaSTIC TIeS (1000) ..............................................................79.98 CaRD CeNTeR aMBL-eD Reg/MeaLS/ LODgINg ......................................................878.49 CaRROLL aPOTHeCaRY aMBL- MeDICaTIONS ............................................. 358.00 CaRROLL CLeaNINg SUPPLY CUSTODIaL SUP- PLIeS ............................................................ 301.76 CaRROLL COUNTY CONSeRVaT CONS-ISaC LODg- INg ................................................................ 110.88 CaRROLL COUNTY eMPLOYee gB-DeC.MeD. INS. .......................................................... 47,087.80 CaRROLL COUNTY SHeRIFF TRaNS-Sa ....... 671.85 CaRROLL COUNTY SOLID CONS-ReCYCLe TIReS............................................................ 266.40 CaRROLL COUNTY STaTe BaN TReaS- DePOSIT SLIPS .............................................................. 66.35 CaRROLL gLaSS CO INC aMBL-WINDOW RePaIR ......................................................... 124.55 CaRROLL LegaL BUILDINg aTTY-ReNT/COPIeS/ FaX/eTC ....................................................... 973.75 CaRROLL ReFUSe SeRVICe L CONS-CR aNNUaL TRaSH .......................................................... 400.00 CaRROLL UTILITIeS WaTeR ........................ 553.80 CaRROLL VeTeRINaRY CLINI SHeR-BOaRD Ca- NINe ................................................................40.35 CDW gOVeRNMeNT INC aTTY-3 IPaD CaSeS .......................................................... 283.74 CeNTRaL IOWa DISTRIBUTIN CUSTODIaL SUP- PLIeS ............................................................667.25 CeNTURY LINK CONS-INTeRNeT ....................84.23 CHaMPION FORD INC aMBL-VeHICLe MaINT ...........................................................667.40 CLaRK, MONICa CONS-NOVeMBeR CLeaNINg ....................................................400.00 COON RaPIDS eNTeRPRISe PUBLISH PROCeeD- INgS ............................................................. 957.09 COON RaPIDS, CITY OF aMBL-ReNT.......... 1,400.00 COURT RePORTeRS OF IOWa aTTY-DePOSI- TIONS ...........................................................150.00 CRIMe PReVeNTION SPeCIaL SHeR-MaRIJUaNa TeSTINg SeRV ............................................100.00 CULLIgaN SOFTNeR SaLT/RePaIRS/ WaTeR...........................................................205.98 DeNTLINgeR, BOB ga-CLIeNT ReNT ............ 415.00 DR MICHaeL SLaTTeRY Me INVeST ................ 75.00 DReeS OIL CO CONS-gaS/DIeSeL .............1,732.36 DReeS, PaT a SUPR-JaNUaRY LeaSe ...........220.00 eaRL MaY SeeD & NURSeRY CONS-SHRUBS/ FOOD ............................................................ 535.49 eCHO gROUP INC CONS-LIgHTS .................... 43.14 eCOWaTeR SYSTeMS WaTeR .......................102.00 eD ROeHR SaFeTY PRODUCTS SHeR-LIVe/TRaIN- INg ROUNDS ............................................... 849.90 FaMILY & SPeCIaLTY MeDIC JaIL-PRe eMPLOY- MeNT PHYSICaL ........................................... 75.00 FaReWaY STORe VINegaR/PROgRaM SUPPLIeS....................................................... 21.32 FaRM & HOMe PUBLISHeRS SHeR-PLaT BOOK ..............................................................38.30 FeLD eQUIPMeNT CO, eD M CONS-BaTTeRY STICKS ......................................................... 138.00 gROTe, LOUIe Va-POSTage .............................. 4.95 HaLeY IMPLeMeNT CONS-WIPeR aRM ........... 47.28 HaUge aSSOCIaTeS INC. aMBL-COLLeCTION eX- PeNSe ..........................................................137.50 HeITHOFF, DeBRa a HCa-MILeage ................. 78.81 HOOgeSTRaaT, STeVeNSaNI-CONTRaCT LaBOR/MILeage .............................................. 428.76 IeHa SaNI-MeMBeRSHIP................................... 40.00 IKON OFFICe SOLUTIONS COPY MaCHINeS MaINT 184.48 IMWCa 6TH INSTaLL WORK COMP ...........15,026.00 IOWa aSSOCIaTION OF CaRR CONS-WINTeRFeST RegISTRaTION ........................................ 570.00 IOWa DePaRTMeNT OF PUBLI ReC-SeCURITY PaPeR .......................................................... 337.50 IOWa DeS MOINeS SUPPLY I TISSUe /DISeNFeCTaNT ...........................................298.32 IOWa SMaLL eNgINe CeNTeR CONS-RePaIRS/ FUeL CaP....................................................... 48.93 IOWa SOYBeaN aSSOCIaTION CONS-WaTeR MONI- TORINg .....................................................1,340.00 IOWa STaTe aSSOCIaTION TReaS- ISaC UNIVeR- SITY ..............................................................175.00 IRLBeCK, MICHeLLe SaNI-CeLLULaR ReIMB. .................................................................75.00 JaNSSeN, JOaN HCa-MILeage ......................304.14 KaSPeRBaUeR CLeaNINg DRY CLeaNINg/RUgS/ MOPS............................................................ 197.02 KRageL, NeIL SaNI-WeLL CLOSINg ..............400.00 LegISLaTIVe SeRVICeS age 2011 Ia.aCTS/SUP- PLeMeNT ..................................................... 300.00 LeNgeMaNN, JUDY JaIL-NOVeMBeR MeaLS ............................................................2,454.40 LOeW, eMILY TReaS- POSTage ReIMBURSe ..6.50 LOeW, MeRLIN OR MaRIe CONS-ZOO aNIMaLS ............................................................ 250.00 MaLLaRD VIeW INC. RCF .............................1,224.00 MaNNINg, CITY OF aMBL-ReNT .................. 1,400.00 MaTHeSON TRI-gaS INC aMBL-OXYgeN ...... 267.69 MCCLUe, COLLeeN aTTY-LODgINg/ MILeage............................................................ 132.66 MeDIaCOM JaIL-CaBLe TV ...............................68.02 MeDTRONIC-PHYSIO CONTROL aMBL-aNNUaL MaINT/SUPPLIeS ..................................... 6,250.30 MeINeRS, eUgeNe SUPR-MILeage ................96.02 MeYeR, Rae aNN Me.INVeST .........................100.00 MIDWeST WHOLeSaLe CONS-DOOR/RePaIRS/ PaNeL........................................................... 259.60 MOORe, MIKe CONS-CaBLeS ..........................24.86 MULLIN, JIM aTTY-CONTRaCT SeRVICeS 1,184.00 NagL, KRISTINe HCa-MILeage ..................... 538.91 NaPa aUTO PaRTS CONS-BLaDeS/CLaMPS /eTC ..............................................................284.00 NeLLeSeN, MONICa HCa-MILeage ...............101.01 NeW HOPe VILLage ga/Va-NOVeMBeR CLeaNINg ......................................................20.13 O’ReILLY’S aUTO PaRTS aMBL-OIL/aIR FILTeRS ..........................................................15.43 OFFICe eLeMeNTS aTTY-COPY MaINT ......... 395.50 OFFICe STOP, THe OFFICe SUPPLIeS ....... 211.66 OTTO, TaMMY HCa-MILeage ......................... 106.56 PeRFORMaNCe TIRe & SeRVI CONS-TIRe RePaIR/ TOW SeRV ................................................... 708.30 PeTeRSON, ROBeRT e aTTY-Sa ......................66.00 PITNeY BOWeS DHS-PROTeCTION PLaN .... 257.00 PLUMBINg & HeaTINg WHOLS CONS-ReSTROOM RePaIR ......................................................... 141.73 POLK COUNTY TReaSUReR Me.eXaM ......... 150.00 POSTMaSTeR BOX ReNT ............................... 236.00 R.L. POLK & CO.TReaS- MOTOR VeHICLe.... 220.00 RaY’S ReFUSe INC NOVeMBeR TRaSH......... 270.32 ROHeS TOOL SeRVICe, DONa CTH-3 SCRaPeRS ...................................................31.35 RRWa CONS-WaTeR SHeD DUeS .................... 50.00 S.I. aUTO BODY INC aMBL-VeHICLe RePaIR/ DOOR .............................................................55.00 SaINT aNTHONY HOMe HeaLT Ia PUBLIC HeaLTH gRaNT OCT ..............................................1,418.55 SaINT aNTHONY HOSPITaL HeaLTH VIeW 3RD QTR/ DeC SeRV ................................................ 5,416.67 SaVITS COURT RePORTINg aTTY- TRaNSCRIPT .....................................................131.00 SCHLICHTe, LUaNN HCa-MILeage ...............105.45 SCHULTZ, BONNIe L HCa-MILeage ...............265.29 SCHUMaCHeR eLeVaTOR COMP CTH-DeCeMBeR MaINT ...........................................................226.37 SeCONDaRY ROaD FUND NOVeMBeR FUeL ..........................................................7,971.88 SHeRWIN WILLIaMS CO. CONS-PaINT ............ 48.49 STaNgL, LaRRY SaNI-WeLL CLOSINg .......... 250.00 STONe PRINTINg OFFICe SUPPLIeS ........ 1,815.54 STORJOHaNN, SHeRRY SaNI-CeLLULaR ReIMB. ............................................................75.00 STRYKeR SaLeS CORPORaTIO aMBL-BaTTeRY SYSTeM ....................................................1,568.03 SUPeR 8 CaRROLL ga/Va-CLIeNT ReNT 134.12 TeSTROeT, HCa/BD HeaLTH-MILeage/ FOOD ............................................................134.24 THIeLeN, BaRBaRa HCa-MILeage ..................71.04 TIMeS HeRaLD, THe PUB.PROCeeD/HeaRINg/ eTC ...............................................................744.10 TOMS DISPOSaL SeRVICe CONS-NOVeMBeR TRaSH ............................................................ 40.00 US POSTMaSTeR HCa-POSTag ...................... 88.00 VeRIZON WIReLeSS aTTY-TeLePHONe ........ 296.94 VISa JaIL-MeaLS .............................................. 112.49 WeBB CONTROL INCJaIL/CTH-NOVeMBeR PeST CONTROL .....................................................70.00 WeRDeN JR., JOHN C. aTTY-MILeage .......... 117.89 WeST CeNTRaL IOWa RURaL CONS- WaTeR ................................................................. 31.00 WeSTeRN IOWa NeTWORKS TeLe............ 2,994.99 WeSTeRN IOWa POWeR COOPe CONS- eLeCTRIC .......................................................63.60 WITTROCK MOTOR CO SaNI-MaINTeNaNCe ON TaURUS ........................................................409.51 Zee MeDICaL INC. CTH-MeD.CHeST RePLaCe- MeNT ............................................................ 417.30 0001 geNeRaL BaSIC TOTaL ...............131,907.78 geNeRaL SUPPLeMeNTaL CaRROLL COUNTY eMPLOYee eLeCTIONS-DeC. MeD.INS. ...................................................... 993.95 CaRROLL COUNTY SHeRIFF SHeRIFF FeeS ...............................................................M508.85 CRaWFORD COUNTY SHeRIFF SHeRIFF FeeS ...............................................................19.20 gReeNe COUNTY SHeRIFF SHeRIFF Fee ...60.20 NW IOWa YOUTH eMeRgeNCY NOV-JUV ..4,200.00 POLK COUNTY SHeRIFF SHeRIFF FeeS ......... 45.54 QUaKeRDaLe NOV-JUL .............................. 2,379.15 0002 geNeRaL SUPPLeMeNTaL TOTaL ..... 8,206.89 MH-DD SeRVICe FUND CaRROLL COUNTY eMPLOYee CM/MH-DeC.MeD. INS. ............................................................ 3,593.85 CaRROLL COUNTY SHeRIFF TRaNS-MH ...... 526.92 CaRROLL UTILITIeS CM/MH-WaTeR ................19.85 CULLIgaN CM/MH-BOTTLe WaTeR.................. 32.32 geNeRaL BaSIC FUND CM-DeCeMBeR ReNT ......................................................... 2,220.00 geRHaRD, KRISTYN MH aDVOCaTe- NOVeMBeR MILeage .................................................... 338.55 IKON OFFICe SOLUTIONS CM/MH-COPY MaINT ........................................................... 337.92 MaLLaRD VIeW INC. RCF .............................5,263.20 MeNTZeR, DaWN CM-MILeage...................... 188.72 NeW HOPe VILLage POSTage/MaILINg/ CLeaNINg ....................................................209.12 NeW HOPe VILLage INC SCL ......................4,195.80 OFFICe STOP, THe OFFICe SUPPLIeS ........... 24.38 RaY’S ReFUSe INC CM/MH-NOVeMBeR TRaSH ............................................................ 11.68 RICHMOND CeNTeR CLUBHOUSe/SCL/eMeRgeN- CY .............................................................. 2,233.33 SaINT aNTHONY HOSPITaL OUTPaTIeNT ..... 978.20 SeCONDaRY ROaD FUND CM-FUeL ................51.17 SOUTHWeST IOWa MeNTaL He eVaLUaTION ................................................ 290.31 STONe PRINTINg CM-FOLDeRS ...................... 56.99 VeRIZON WIReLeSS CM/MH-TeLePHONe .... 333.07 WeSTeRN IOWa NeTWORKS MH/CM- TeLePHONe ................................................ 256.71 0010 MH-DD SeRVICe FUND TOTaL ........21,162.09 RURaL SeRVICeS BaSIC CaRROLL COUNTY eMPLOYee RURaL SeRV-DeC. MeD.INS. ...................................................2,975.03 CaRROLL PUBLIC LIBRaRY 2ND QTR FY11/12 FUND- INg .............................................................8,280.00 COON RaPIDS eNTeRPRISe P&Z-PUB.PUBLIC NO- TICe/MR .........................................................14.33 COON RaPIDS PUBLIC LIBRa 2ND QTR FY11/12 FUNDINg ................................................... 2,587.50 gLIDDeN PUBLIC LIBRaRY 2ND QTR FY11/12 FUND- INg ............................................................. 2,587.50 KaSPeRBaUeR CLeaNINg RURaL SeRV-DRY CLeaNINg ...................................................... 46.21 MaNNINg PUBLIC LIBRaRY 2ND QTR FY11/12 FUNDINg ................................................... 2,587.50 O’ReILLY’S aUTO PaRTS RURaL SeRV-FUSe ... 3.29 PRO aUTO RURaL SeRV-CaR MaINT .............. 32.57 RIX aMOCO RURaL SeRV-CaR MaINT............. 34.80 TIMeS HeRaLD, THe P & Z PUBLIC NOTICe ...10.81 0011 RURaL SeRVICeS BaSIC TOTaL ......19,159.54 SeCONDaRY ROaD aCe HaRDWaRe SHeD SUPPLIeS ...................75.01 aL’S CORNeR TaNK WagON DIeSeL FUeL/gaSO- HOL - De ..................................................47,976.39 aLLIaNT eNeRgY SHeDS gaS/RURaL LIgHTS ...............................................................202.84 aNTON SaLeS BOLTS ......................................605.27 aRCaDIa LIMeSTONe CO ICe CONTROL SaND............................................................. 21,244.37 aRCaDIa, CITY OF aRCaDIa SHeD UTILITIeS ............................................................46.25 aRNOLD MOTOR SUPPLY PaRTS/BRaKe FLUID ................................................................. 131.22 BLaCK HILLS eNeRgY gLIDDeN SHeD - gaS .....................................................................68.12 BROWN SUPPLY COMPaNY LONg HaNDLe ICe SCRaPeRS .................................................. 249.02 BRUNINg OIL CO. DF BReDa SHeD ............ 1,675.67 BTC INC. TeLePHONe/INTeRNeT SeRVI ....... 324.83 CaRROLL COUNTY eMPLOYee DeC. 2011 MeD INS PReMIUM ................................................21,759.01 CaRROLL HYDRaULICS PaRTS ......................132.33 CaRROLL LUMBeR & HaRDWaR TILe SUPPLIeS/ SHeD RePaIR .............................................. 228.08 CaRROLL ReFUSe SeRVICe L SHeDS ReFUSe ............................................................... 52.00 CaRROLL UTILITIeS SHeD UTILITIeS ..............88.15 CeNTRaL IOWa DISTRIBUTIN CLeaNINg SUP- PLIeS ............................................................237.90 CITY OF CaRROLL aSPHaLT MILLINgS ........ 496.20 COON RaPIDS TRUe VaLUe CR SHeD SUPPLIeS ..............................................................7.67 DeDHaM CO-OP DF DeDHaM SHeD ...........1,735.00 DReeS OIL CO SHeDS PROPaNe/DF .......... 2,881.11 eCOWaTeR SYSTeMS WaTeR ......................... 12.00 FaSTeNaL COMPaNY BOLTS FOR BRIDge PROJ- eCT ............................................................... 993.00 FeLD eQUIPMeNT CO, eD M SIgNS - FUeL DeCaLS 102.00 FILTeR CaRe OF NeBRaSKa FILTeRS ............ 47.05 FORCe aMeRICa INC. HYDRaULIC COUPLeRS-NeW T .................................................................2,745.02 geHLINg WeLDINg MaTeRIaL/LaBOR RePaIR ........................................................14,095.88 geNeRaL ReNTaL BaTTeRY CHaRgeR/SaW BLaDe .......................................................... 134.50 gLIDDeN OIL COMPaNY DF CR SHeD ........ 3,444.55 gLIDDeN, CITY OF UTILITIeS gLIDDeN SHeD ....................................................................57.61 HaBeRL aUTO RePaIR PRIMe/PaINT TRUCK #45.................................................................. 3,021.99 HaLBUR FUeL SUPPLY INC. DF SHeDS ...... 6,766.30 HeUTON, PaUL MeaL-eNgINeeRS CONFeReNCe ...................................................... 6.42 HOFFMaN HeaTINg COOLINg RePLaCe FURNaCe/ LIDDeRDaLe .............................................1,724.36 HOUSBY MaCK INC. PaRTS/LaBOR/2012 TRUCK ........................................................ 132,448.48 INDePeNDeNT SaLT CO. SaLT .................... 6,004.26 INDUSTRIaL SUPPLY SOLUTI TIRe QUICK LINKS ...................................................................97.03 INDUSTRIaL TOOLS & MaCHI MaCHINe SCReW FOR SIgNS ......................................................8.20 IOWa DePaRTMeNT OF TRaNS TOOLS/BaTTeRIeS/ SIgNS ...........................................................740.09 IOWa SMaLL eNgINe CeNTeR PRUNeR/TOOL Re- PaIRS............................................................ 800.69 JOHNSTON aUTOSTOReS SWITCH ................. 55.86 KaSPeRBaUeR CLeaNeRS INC MaTS ............ 34.38 LIDDeRDaLe, CITY OF WaTeR - LIDDeRDaLe SHeD 28.00 LUMBeRJaCK TRee SeRVICe TRee ReMOVaL/ TRee TRIMMINg ......................................1,035.00 MaNNINg MUNI gaS DePT gaS - MaNNINg SHeD.................................................................... 80.89 MaNNINg MUNI UTILITIeS UTILITIeS - MaNNINg SHeD ..............................................................64.79 MIDaMeRICaN eNeRgY RURaL LIgHTS/SHeDS eLeCT........................................................... 717.43 MT. CaRMeL WaSTeWaTeR SY SeWeR - MT CaR- MeL SHeD ......................................................35.00 NaPa aUTO PaRTS PaRTS/TOOLS/OIL/ FILTeRS ............................................................. 590.80 NeW COOPeRaTIVe INC. DF - SHeDS ........ 6,225.56 NORTHeRN TOOL COMPaNY gReaSe gUN CHaR- geR ................................................................51.84 O’HaLLORaN INTeRNaTIONaL PaRTS ....... 1,242.38 O’ReILLY aUTO PaRTS MISC aDDITIVeS/PaINT/ TOOLS .......................................................... 345.69 RaY’S ReFUSe INC. SHeD ReFUSe ................. 63.00 ReINeKe eLeCTRIC CR SHeD RePaIRS - SWITCH .............................................................. 45.26 ROHe’S TOOL SeRV, DONaLD TOOLS ........... 608.50 SCHaeFFeR MFg. CO. DIeSeL TReaTMeNT ...................................................... 519.52 SIOUX CITY FOUNDRY CO. ROLLeD aNgLe/FUeL BaTHTU ........................................................580.92 SOPPe CHIROPRaCTIC CLINI DaTa TeSTS (3) .............................................................65.00 ST LUKeS CeNTeR FOR OCCU DaTa TeSTS (3)........................................................... 111.00 STONe PRINTINg CLIPS/RUBBeR BaNDS ........ 2.38 TeMPLeTON HaRDWaRe WaTeR LeaK - TeMPLe- TON SHeD ....................................................219.60 TeMPLeTON, TOWN OF WaTeR - TeMPLeTON SHeD ..............................................................18.50 TIeFeNTHaLeR ag-LIMe INC ROCK - eROSION CONTROL .....................................................157.50 TIRe & OIL SPeCIaLTIeS TIReS/TIRe RePaIRS ........................................................ 3,829.86 TOFT, CHRISTIaN M PaRTS/LaBOR ............... 500.00 TRaNS-IOWa eQUIPMeNT INC SIDe HITCHeS FOR NeW TRUCK .............................................2,824.00 TReaSUReR OF STaTe OF IO HUNT PIT RegISTRa- TION - ............................................................. 35.00 TUeL, TRaVIS T TUeL FY12 CLOTHINg aLL .... 70.00 VONNaHMe, TONY OIL/DegReaSeR .............297.36 WaRNKe,aDaM WaRNKe FY12 CLOTHINg aLL .................................................................. 70.00 WeBB CONTROL INC NOV PeST CONTROL .... 25.00 WeST CeNTRaL IOWa WaTeR MT CaRMeL SHeD ...................................................................31.00 WeST PLaINS CO HaULINg SaLT ...............8,760.63 WeSTeRN IOWa POWeR COOPe RURaL LIgHTS/ SHeDS eLeCT .............................................109.78 WITTRY’S PLUMBINg & HeaT RePaIRS BReDa SHOP ............................................................109.70 ZIegLeR INC PaRTS/LaBOR/FILTeRS .........6,988.03 0020 SeCONDaRY ROaD TOTaL ......... 310,015.03 CO.aTTY COLLeCTION & FORFeITURe CaLHOUN COUNTY aUDITOR aTTY-28e eX- PeNSe ..........................................................636.73 CDW gOVeRNMeNT INC aTTY-5 VOICe ReCORD- eRS ......................................................473.28 0021 CO.aTTY COLLeCTION & FORFeITURe TOTaL ......................................................... 1,110.01 DRaINage SeCONDaRY ROaD FUND VaRIOUS DRaINS/RePaIRS .................................. 34,995.77 0100 DRaINage TOTaL.............................. 34,995.77 CaPITaL PROJeCTS WaRNKe CONSTRUCTION PSF BLDg-ReTaININg WaLL...........................................................5,020.00 1500 CaPITaL PROJeCTS TOTaL .............................................................5,020.00 CaPITaL PROJeCTS-CONSeRVaTION MOORHOUSe ReaDY-MIX INC. CONS- TRaIL RePaIR .......................................1,199.50 1501 CaPITaL PROJeCTS-CONSeRVaTION TOTaL ............................................................. 1,199.50 eMeRgeNCY MaNageMeNT aSHeR gROUP eMa-2YR HYPeR-ReaCH SeRV ......................................................... 9,950.00 SeCONDaRY ROaD FUND eMa-NOVeMBeR FUeL ...............................................................58.63 VeRIZON WIReLeSS eMa-WIReLeSS INTeRNeT ...................................................... 43.01 WeSTeRN IOWa NeTWORKS eMa-TeLePHONe .........................................16.95 4000 eMeRgeNCY MaNageMeNT TOTaL ........................................................10,068.59 e911 SeRVICe COMMISSION FUND CeNTURY LINK e911-TeLe ..................................8.90 TeMPLeTON TeLePHONe CO e911-NOVeMBeR TRUNKS ....................................................... 289.68 WeSTeRN IOWa NeTWORKS e911-TeLe ...... 508.46 WINDSTReaM IOWa COMMUNIC e911-TeLe .................................................1,082.84 4010 e911 SeRVICe COMMISSION FUND TOTaL ............................................................1,889.88 DRaIN #23 BaUeR, DaVe DR.23 MaIN-MILeage ............. 117.15 gROSSMaN & SONS COON RIVeR LaTeRaL-Re- PaIRS............................................................ 560.00 LeNZ, SCOTT DR.23 MaIN-MILeage ..............184.17 NePPL, MaRY aNN DR.23 MaIN-MILeage..... 127.80 VONNaHMe CONSTRUCTION DR.23 MaIN- RePaIRS..................................................... 6,711.00 WeRNIMONT, DICK DR.23 MaIN-MILeage .................................................. 86.45 6000 DRaIN #23 TOTaL ............................7,786.57 MaPLe RIVeR SeWeR FUND MaNgOLD eNVIROMeNTaL TeS M.RIVeR-WaSTe- WaTeR COMP . ...............................................36.00 OPTIONS INK M.RIVeR-SaMPLe SHIPPINg .... 1 1.40 8100 MaPLe RIVeR SeWeR FUND TOTaL ...... 47.40 Hornacek family: Jeff, Tyler, Abby, Stacy (Nelson), Ryan Aaron continues, “My sister is married to Jeff Hornacek, former Iowa State Cyclone and NBA All-Star. They have three children: Ryan (graduated from Notre Dame), Tyler (Junior at USC), and Abby (Senior at Xavier Prep in Phoenix and committed to play volleyball at University of Kansas). My brother has two children, Dominic (Junior at Briar Cliff) and Triston (Basic Military Training in South Carolina), both graduates of IKM-Manning, 2009 and 2011 respectively.” Nelsons at the 2011 IKM-Manning graduation: Jeannie, Triston (senior), Joyce, Chris, Dominic Aaron was born in Iowa City, Iowa, but moved to Manning when he was five years old. Like most people in Manning, his first teacher was Mrs. Virginia Dethlefs. Aaron reflects on his youth, “I remember always being in trouble in elementary school for talking too much (nothing has changed). I played flag football and pee-wee basketball as well as being involved in Cub Scouts. My favorite thing to do when I was little was to go to my grandpa’s farm and collect eggs or pick apples from the trees. His farm is where Merlyn Irlbeck and his family live.” Aaron continues, “I got my first job in Fifth grade, cleaning the kitchen of Saunder’s Steak House (no longer there) on Saturday mornings. I worked for about 4-5 hours and earned about $9.36 after taxes. You aren’t allowed to work at that age any more! As I got a little older, I began to help out in the kitchen preparing side dishes and eventually some of the main courses.” “Around the time I was in junior high, I also worked at the REC Center, helping Dave “Howard” Kusel with general maintenance such as stripping the floors and reconditioning them. I was young, but never had an issue with hard work. I loved playing at the REC Center and had many good times with kids my age as well as with Howard. He was always there to play games with us and keep us entertained.” Craig Bogatzke, Nate Bandow, John Wittrock, Dan Renze, Aaron Nelson: 1983 Seventh Grade Basketball athletes sitting on the stage of the Rec Center. “During my freshman year of high school, I got a job working at Casey’s General Store, which I kept until I graduated in 1988. I went from stocking shelves and sweeping the driveway to making pizzas (they didn’t have pizza and donuts until around 1986).” Back to school. Aaron began playing four sports (football, basketball, baseball, track) as well as weekend bowling league while in junior high. Ken Stripling was one of his favorite teachers. Aaron always liked math, which Ken taught, but also loved his sense of humor. Aaron and some of his classmates went to Ames, Iowa, for Math Counts competition when he was in Eighth Grade, which he believes was the first time for Manning Schools. Aaron’s class had really good athletes and everyone predicted them to do well in football. This came to fruition, until having an injury riddled team and a triple OT loss to IKM to keep Manning out of the playoffs. Aaron believes IKM went on to play for the state championship. Aaron Nelson Aaron continued to play all sports in high school. He proudly reflects back, “Floyd Forman and Jim Keegan were great role models and I couldn’t have asked to play for better coaches. They pushed us to get better every day, but were always fair (except they didn’t pass enough!). I played receiver and safety, can you tell? Brad Benton was one of my favorite teachers. Again, I really liked math. Brad was young (I think 23) and right out of school and easy to relate with. I graduated MHS Salutatorian in 1988. I’ve always been thankful that I was able to do well in school, because my days usually consisted of going to school, straight to practice and then straight to Caseys for work until about 11:30 pm which made it tough to balance sleep and studies. That may be the reason I don’t sleep much to this day.” Aaron stays in close touch with several of his friends, but particularly Eric Kelderman (lives in Kansas City) and Russ Sturm (lives in Avoca). They had many fun and crazy memorable times growing up. Keith and Sharon (Schrum) Kelderman have always been like second parents to Aaron, being gracious hosts to Aaron and his family whenever they come back to Manning (Aaron’s mom moved away from Manning after his freshman year of college). Aaron Nelson & Dan Renze - ready for Channel 2 taping of the “Splish Splash” video at the Rec Center. Aaron continues, “Some other favorite memories in high school were working on projects for Channel 2. Making videos, sports commentary and other community events. I can remember having a great group of teachers who really challenged me academically. I got to go to the Drake Relays in the 4x100 my junior year, as well as the State Track Meet in the 400m low hurdles. I wish I knew what I know today and I would have pushed myself more in the preparation so I didn’t have such a miserable performance at state. At least I didn’t finish last!” In 1988, Aaron began college at Iowa State University. He graduated in December of 1992. During the four years at college, Aaron worked as a student athletic trainer, which provided him with the tools for the strong foundation he has today. His first college job, besides working sports camps, was flipping burgers at Wendy’s the summer between his freshman and sophomore years. Later summer jobs took him to Des Moines and Ankeny where he worked in a physical therapy clinic. “Like my feelings for Manning, I have a strong bond and commitment to Iowa State.” Aaron continues, “As an FYI, “Jeff Hornacek introduced me to the profession of athletic training and was the one who helped solidify me attending Iowa State. My sister also played a strong role as she was also an ISU graduate. They both knew I was interested in studying medicine, but also knew I wasn’t familiar with the athletic training profession. My introduction to the ISU staff immediately made me want to choose that career path.”
