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Mason City, Iowa ✦ Sunday, March 13, 2011
EngagedEngaged
Allison Aves
and
Carter Bair
will be married at 6 p.m.
on Friday, April 8,2011,
at Melia CaribeTropical Beachand Golf Resort in Punta Cana,
Dominican Republic.
MarriedMarried
Danielle Herman
and
Kenny Grimm
were united inmarriage on
Aug. 21, 2010at Holy Family
Catholic Churchin Mason City.
Congratulations Amanda OlsonCongratulations Amanda Olson
We are proud of youAmanda.
Graduated Dec. 16, 2010 from
North Iowa AreaCommunity College, with an associate inscience degree inbusiness/banking,
insurance and financial
management.
Sean and Kelly Arthur, of Nora Springs, are parents of a son, Brody Alan,born at 3:11 a.m. Jan. 24, 2011 at Mercy Medical Center — North Iowa.
New ArrivalNew Arrival
Varcoe, WiedenheftCCAAIITTLLIINN VVAARRCCOOEE is the daughter of Kate and Steve
Varcoe of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Caitlin is a 2004 gradu-ate of Linn-Mar High School and a 2008 graduate of theUniversity of Northern Iowa with a major in Communi-cations: Electronic Media. She is a Creative ServicesProducer at KAAL-TV in Rochester, Minn.
JJOOHHNN WWIIEEDDEENNHHEEFFTT is the son of Maryanne andDuane Wiedenheft of Mason City, Iowa. John is a 2003graduate of Mason City High School and a 2007 gradu-ate from the University of Northern Iowa with a majorin Communications: Electronic Media. He is a Directorat KSMQ Public Television in Austin, Minn.
The couple will be married at 2 p.m. Saturday, June25, 2011, in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
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Jurgemeyer, Mefferd KKiimmbbeerrllyy JJuurrggeemmeeyyeerr and MMiicchhaaeell MMeeffffeerrdd would like
to announce their engagement and approaching mar-riage. Parents of the couple are Duane and Linda Jurge-meyer of Klemme and Patricia Mefferd of Pocahontas.
Kim is a graduate of Belmond-Klemme High Schooland received her undergraduate and master’s degreesfrom the University of Northern Iowa. She is employedas a Speech Pathologist at Mercy Medical Center-NorthIowa.
Mike is a graduate of Pomeroy-Palmer High Schooland received his undergraduate degree from Briar CliffUniversity and his doctorate degree from the Universityof South Dakota. He is employed as a physical therapistat Hancock County Memorial Hospital.
The couple is planning a wedding on May 21 at FirstUnited Methodist Church in Mason City.
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Birthday greetings may be sent to:
332 First St. S.E.,Britt, IA 50423.
BIRTHDAYIven Norstrud will celebrate his90th birthday on March 14, 2011
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Grimm, Herman Danielle Herman and Kenny Grimm were united in mar-
riage on Aug. 21, 2010, by Father Michael Schueller at HolyFamily Catholic Church in Mason City.
Danielle is the daughter of Maggie and Mark Northrup ofSt. Ansgar and Roger Herman of Mason City. She is thegranddaughter of Pat Spangler and the late Paul Spanglerof Britt and Clem and Shirley Herman of Mason City.
Kenny is the son of Joni and Allan Peterson and Alan andMelanie Grimm, all of Algona. He is the grandson of the lateGeraldine and Louie Schumacher and Arlo and MarilynGrim, all of Algona.
Matron of honor was Julie Lewerke, friend of the bride.Bridesmaids were Allison Jeffries, Holly Flugge, AlishaGrimm, and Erin Grimm. Junior bridesmaid was EvaCoulon. Flower girls were Hailey and Mackenzie Clemensand Gwendolyn Grimm.
Best men were David Grimm and Dan Grimm, brothersof the groom. Groomsman were Nick Herman, Mike Marso,and Andrew Olson. Ring bearers were Talon Grimm andMason Grimm.
The groom escorted his bride from the church in his JohnDeere 8300 tractor.
The reception and dance were held at the Wesley Com-munity Center, hosted by Paul and Lisa Smidt and Randyand Patty Grimm.
Danielle graduated from Mason City High School in2003 and is employed with Murphy-Brown LLC in Algona.
Kenny graduated from Algona High School in 1998 and isengaged in farming and employed with Murphy-BrownLLC in Algona.
Following a honeymoon to Lake Tahoe, the couple is athome in Algona.
MARRIED
Woiwod, 60 yearsCCLLEEAARR LLAAKKEE —— Laurice “Pete” Woiwod and Wilma
“Billie” (Fox) Woiwod of Clear Lake, Iowa, were marriedMarch 21, 1951, at St. John Lutheran Church in Garner,Iowa.
The couple will celebrate their 60th weddinganniversary with a card shower. Cards can be sent tothem at 515 10th Ave. N., Clear Lake, IA 50428.
ANNIVERSARY
AWARDSVFW Youth Awards
MMAASSOONN CCIITTYY — TheVFW Post #733 and Aux-iliary held a YouthAwards Ceremony, Feb.10.
Winners are as follows:VVooiiccee ooff DDeemmooccrraaccyy
CCoonntteesstt ((DDooeess mmyy GGeenneerr--aattiioonn HHaavvee aa RRoollee iinnAAmmeerriiccaa’’ss FFuuttuurree??)) —first-place, ShannonGibbons; second-place,Joseph Rottinghaus, andthird-place, Juan Gudino,all students at MasonCity High School.
PPaattrriioott’’ss PPeenn ((DDooeessPPaattrriioottiissmm SSttiillll MMaatttteerr??))— first-place, Ben Ball,seventh grader at New-man Catholic School.
MMyy VViissiioonn ffoorr OOuurrCCoouunnttrryy’’ss FFuuttuurree —
first- place, Jared Bock;second- place, PeytonOlson and third-place,Stephanie Lau, all arefifth-graders at NewmanCatholic School.
WWhhyy II AAmm GGrraatteeffuull ttooVVeetteerraannss — first-placeMatt Smith, fourth-grader at JeffersonSchool; Gracie Smith,second-place, fourth-grader at NewmanCatholic School, andthird-place, Josh Fitzger-ald, fourth grader atNewman CatholicSchool.
WWhhyy II LLoovvee AAmmeerriiccaa —first-place, Maya Jaluker;second-place, Gage Bluntand third-place, AleaAwe, all third-graders atJefferson School.
Thank YouI would like to thank so
many people for all theprayers, cards and flowersduring my hospital stay,and meals after I camehome from my surgery.
Thank you all so much.— Dixie Harris
THANK YOU
Beverly Helgren, 80TTHHOOMMPPSSOONN — A card
shower is planned for Bev-erly Helgren, of Thomp-son, who celebrated her80th birthday, March 11.
Cards may be sent toBeverly at the followingaddress: 357 CemeteryRoad, Thompson, IA50478.
BIRTHDAYS
We’re celebrating great-grandma’s
90th birthday March 15th.
Cards can be sent to her at:
JJeeaann MMoorrrriiss1200 10th Ave. N.
Orchard Park, Lot 26,Clear Lake, IA 50428.
Jean Morris90th Birthday
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MMAASSOONN CCIITTYY — TheJohn Adams MiddleSchool honor roll recog-nizes the academicachievement of studentswho earn a 3.0 gradepoint average each quar-ter. Grade point average isdetermined by gradesearned in all academicclasses and in the quar-terly exploratory classes.
Students recognizedfor the second quarter ofthe 2010-11 school year,are as follows:
77tthh GGrraaddeeAlexis Acker, Kayla
Alexander, Sara Alscher,Kaylee Anderson, BaileyBaker, Koby Barragy, JoelBeier, Parris Bennett,Alaina Berg, Jaedon Bet-tle, Sarah Betz, RileyBonzer, Logan Borchardt,Dayton Boston, SydneyBunkofske, Jared Bunn,Ben Butler, Blake But-tweiler, Samantha Bux-ton, Sanita Cajic, AlyssaCallow, Kimberly Car-penter, Adison Cobb,Wyatt Cooper, AnnaCorsello, Bria Crooks,Ethan Curry, SavannahDahlstrom, RachelDanielson, Khalil Daoud,Danielle DeRoy, BrettDespenas, Morgan Dvo-rak, Sydney Engesser,Angela Eppens, JaydeEspinosa, Ben Faktor,Alesha Gildersleeve,Catherine Gobeli, StevenGoepel, Sawyer Goetz,Alex Goranson, ShandonGreen, Brooke Green-wood, John Hansen, Sab-rina Havig, TimothyHoffmann, Lauren Hugi,Briar Jensen, KalliopeKantaris, Haley Kavaya,Jennifer King, SydneyKleven, Ashley Klouse,John Kraft, Tiffany Kra-henbuhl, KarlyKrutsinger, Tayler Lacy,Samuel Lala, AshleyLapointe, Bryan Larson,Matthew Lensing, Bran-
den Lewerke, Fady Makar,Erika Manuel, MollyMcCann, Emily Meierot-to, Chloe Melendez,Cooper Merrill, MakenzieMeyer, Sydney Miller,Colton Mitchell, NikolasMuniz, Haley Muyskens,Madeline Nobis, MeganNotermann, DallasOsegera, SamanthaPapouchis, NicolePatrick, Brandon Pearce,Olivia Pederson, KenziePenca, Cayla Pettit, HallePhillips, Brock Piper,Marco Recinos, AmandaReding, Caitlin Rico,Ramona Robinette,McClaren Rodriguez, Jor-dan Rowe, Kacy Sampson,Alex Sanchez, SamanthaSchmidtke, AlexisSchultz, Jackson Schu-maker, Samantha Schu-panitz, Ellie Seaton, Aus-ton Shrader, SamanthaSimmers, Quinn Slaven,Brett Smith, LaurenSmith, Mackenzy Smith,Kelsey Stine, AveryStricker, Derek Tate, NoaThompson, Laurel Tiede-man, Tyler Toebe, TrevorTrousdale, Jordan Trout,Brianna VanDusseldorp,Katie Voortmann, DevinWeigel, Blake Weitzel,Alyssa Wendel, KileyWharton, Abigail Wiese,Jareese Williams, CynthiaWolters, Marci Wolters,MaRyah Woolery, Miran-da Wulff.
88tthh GGrraaddeeHannah Allen, Annika
Amundson, Lucas Awe,Sydney Baker, RyannaBales, Matthew Ball,Rebecca Bartolo, KaitlynBaskerville, MadelineBergan, Bria Berggren,Tristan Bernhard,MaKalea Bjoin, KianaBrown, Sharla Brunsvold,Rhett Buffington, MasonBunkofske, MadisonBurtness, Cullia Byte,Preston Cole, AuburyColeman, Noah Collins,Jose Cornejo, Jenna Cor-nick, Kendall Cornick,Danielle Coronado, Drake
Davis, Daniella Debrah,Thomas Determan, ElijahEvanoff, Crystal Florman,Hillary Frank, NicholasFrenz, Alexander Graves,Jarrik Greer, MackenzieGregor, Caitlin Haaland,Hannah Hamilton, AaronHardcastle, Camre Har-rer, Cassady Held, MeganHenschen, Ben Hoekstra,Calvin Houang, ErynHubbard, Brooke Huegli,Emily Hugi, Diana Itu-arte, Lucretia Jenkins,Charlie Johnson, QuentinJones, Adriana Kelly,Madeline Kim, KaydenKnutson, Aurora Kramer,Morgan Krein, KelseyKrutsinger, BryannaLambert, Bethany Larson,Marissa Legler, EllieLehmann, ElizabethLewis, Oriana Logan,Abigail Lucas, SkylerMarshall, Madison Mar-tin, Kyle McCormick,Alenna McVicker, AngelMejia, Christine Morri-son, Robin Motz, NicolasMurray, Makayla Nelson,Katie Nguyen, JoyNichols, William O’Neill,Alonna Oulman, KyleOverbeck, DanePapouchis, ZoiePapouchis, Olivia Pappas,Jimmy Pham, VincentPham, Mariah Piippo,Jesup Pirie, Collin Platts,Alicia Ponce, Ryan Pope,Ethan Pruisman, AngelRegister, Dominic Rein-hardt, Anna Riesen, Ash-ley Rottinghaus, JordanRowe, Valerie Ruehlow,Matthew Schneider, IanSloan, Gage Snyder, BlakeStoeffler, JordanTheobald, Sydney Tobin,Andrew Tran, KyrenValentine, MadelineWann, Elijah Warfield,Ashley Weese, DavidWeidner, Kali Welling,McKenna Whitehill, JociWhitehurst, Lexis Wieg-mann, Mercedes Wieg-mann, Cody Wiemann,Alexander Wiltsie, JoelWisner, Shienne Wittwer.
THANK YOU
Thank YouHaving had children
who have been and cur-rently are involved inStebens Children’s Theatreproductions, I actually felta bit of jealousy when Iwatched the littleMunchkins perform at theWizard of Oz at NIACCearlier this week; jealous,only because my childrenwere too old and too big tomeet the height requiredby the touring company.These Stebens Tier stu-dents were chosen to per-form with this NationalTour while in Mason Cityand did an amazing job! Ihave heard from severalpeople who would havethought they were profes-sionals that did this pro-duction every night.
Mason City is so fortu-nate to have a children’stheatre of this caliber witha director whose passionfor the performing artsshines in the outstandingperformances that thesekids put on. Not only doesit provide them a place tolearn and perform, it pre-pares them to be outstand-ing young adults.
Thanks to ElizabethGales for bringing thesewonderful events to MasonCity and for allowing theStebens Children’s Theatrestudents to be a part ofsomething they will neverforget. Thanks to all the
Thank YouThank you to everyone
for my 90th Birthday heldat the Senior CitizensCenter Dance Day. I’venever had so many beauti-ful birthday cards. Myfamilies had sent a very bigbeautiful cake and fancycookies from HyVee gro-cery store.
My families and so manyfriends here were so won-derful! Thank you! Thankyou!
— Thelma Klemensen
businesses and founda-tions who underwrite thePerforming Arts Series.Let’s all continue to sup-port all Performing Artevents throughout NorthIowa so we ensure contin-ued success.
Sincerely,— Barbara Scherder-
Goetz
Thank YouPerhaps you sent a card
— made a phone call —wrote an email — or wrotefrom a friend at facebook. Ireceived so many kindnotes that made my 80thbirthday so special. Thankyou very much.
— Frances “DeDe”Engleman
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We are proud of you Amanda.Graduated Dec. 16, 2010 from
North Iowa Area Community College,with an associate in science degree in business/banking,
insurance and financial management.Amanda is the daughter of Amy and Randy Severson,
granddaughter of Mary Ellen Langerud and Marilyn Severson and great-granddaughter of
Gilman and Mayvis Johnson.Good luck with your new job in banking.
Congratulations Amanda Olson
AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
Johnson named‘Student of Month’
MMAASSOONN CCIITTYY — JadeJohnson, of Mason City,was selected as the Mason
City SunriseRotary Club“Student ofthe Month”for Febru-ary. She isthe daugh-ter ofJohannaJohnson and
Jonathan Johnson, andcurrently attends MasonCity Alternative HighSchool.
Her past activitiesinclude band and trap-shooting. Last year sheplaced second at state ingirls trapshooting. She is adedicated volunteer at theHumane Society of North
Iowa and Lincoln Interme-diate School. Her primaryfocus has been her acade-mic studies and gradua-tion. Johnson is employedpart-time at Shopko.
Her future plans areundecided, but she isinterested in a career in lawenforcement as a policeofficer or conservationofficer. Her ultimate lifegoal is to be a positiveinfluence to others.
JJoohhnnssoonnRCTC graduate
RROOCCHHEESSTTEERR,, MMiinnnn.. —Trisha Millard, of North-wood, Iowa, was amongthe fall semester graduatesat Rochester Communityand Technical College.
Millard received adegree enabling her towork as a certified healthunit coordinator.
Gustin graduatesKerri Petersen Gustin
has obtained her bachelorof science in nursingdegree from Allen Collegeof Nursing in Waterloo.She is employed at MercyMedical Center — NorthIowa.
Congratulations, Kerri, on achieving
your next goal. We’re proud of you!
— Eric, Luke, Jakob andAdam, Mom and Dad
Ashford Dean’s ListCCLLIINNTTOONN — The fall
2010 Dean’s List for Ash-ford University’s Centerfor External Studies, theOn-Campus AcceleratedPrograms and the On-Campus Traditional Pro-grams was announced.
Undergraduate studentsin the Center for ExternalStudies and in the On-Campus Accelerated Pro-grams are recognized ifthey completed 12 or morecredits, and have a cumu-lative grade point averageof 3.50 or above.
Students in the On-Campus Traditional Pro-grams are recognized ifthey completed six or morecredits and received agrade point average of 3.50or above during thesemester ending Dec. 10,2010.
North Iowa studentsrecognized include:
AREDALE — NancyStevens.
CHARLES CITY —Robson Shankland.
IOWA FALLS — RafaelOrdaz.
MASON CITY —Maigan Gray, Brodey Han-son.
NASHUA — StaceyHoth.
STACYVILLE — LisaJahn.
VENTURA — Rita Wal-dron.
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Eleanor has been in herpresent beauty shop
for 50 years (March 13, 1961) !!!
Best wishes to this special lady
who will be 89 years old in May!
CongratulationsEleanor McCoid
Thank you to my family, friends, Coach McDonough and Coach Pruin, and to the community,
and to everybody else who helped me maintain my State Championship.
I would also like to thank the Booster Club for my homecoming. What a great season!
— Andrew Nodtvedt
THANK YOU
Ryann Gale MilesBrynley Cade MilesHadley Marie Miles
PPLLAANNOO,, TTeexxaass — Erin and Travis Miles, of Plano,Texas, are parents of triplet daughters: Ryann Gale,Brynley Cade and Hadley Marie, born Jan. 1, 2011, inDallas, Texas.
Grandparents are Kim and Sue Pleggenkuhle, ClearLake, Iowa, and Gary and Phyllis Miles, of Rolla, Mo.
NEW ARRIVALS
Thank YouOur heart felt thanks to all our family and friends for
all the beautiful cards and calls. You made our 50thwedding anniversary feel very special.
With all our love,— Ron & Judy Dirks
Brenna Sadie-Lynne NiemanMMAASSOONN CCIITTYY — Julie Monson and Greg Nieman,
of Clear Lake, are parents of a daughter, BrennaSadie-Lynne Nieman, born at 11:57 a.m. Dec. 20,2010 at Methodist Hospital, Rochester, Minn.
She weighed 3 lbs. 12 oz., and was 16¼ incheslong.
Grandparents are Ron and Mary Ellen Monson, ofClear Lake, the late Grace Monson, Nancy Nieman, ofClear Lake, and Marvin and Linda Nieman, of CrystalLake.
Great-grandparents are Luella and Jim Bonner, ofClear Lake, the late Francis Ames, Richard Nieman,of Kanawha, and the late Sadie Nieman.
Brody Alan ArthurNNOORRAA SSPPRRIINNGGSS — Sean and Kelly Arthur, of Nora
Springs, are parents of a son, Brody Alan, born at 3:11a.m. Jan. 24, 2011 at Mercy Medical Center — NorthIowa, Mason City.
He weighed 8 lbs. 9 oz., and was 21 inches long.Grandparents are David and Lucinda Zieman of
Meservey, and Richard and Joan Arthur, of NoraSprings.
NEW ARRIVAL
Bowers, HenrysonSSttaaccyy BBoowweerrss of West
Des Moines, formerly ofCreston, and RRyyaann HHeenn--rryyssoonn of West Des Moines,formerly of Sioux Center,announce their engage-ment and upcoming wed-ding.
Parents of the couple areRandy and Paula White ofCreston; Dave and SueBowers of Mason City,Bruce and Jan Henryson ofSioux Center.
The future bride gradu-ated from Creston HighSchool in 2001 andattended the University ofNorthern Iowa, graduatingin 2005 with a doublemajor in psychology andeconomics. The futuregroom graduated fromSioux Center High Schoolin 2003 and attendedNorthwestern College,graduating in 2007 with adegree in management.Both currently attend theUniversity of Iowa part-time, where they originallymet, pursuing a Masters ofBusiness degree.
The bride is an agencyfield specialist with StateFarm Insurance, and thegroom is a home mortgageconsultant at Wells Fargo,both in the Des Moinesarea.
The April 30 ceremonywill take place at the His-toric Hotel Pattee in Perry,Iowa.
ENGAGED
SSuuee GGeerrddeess
is now retiring and hanging up her scrubs
after 33 years of working in Mercy OR.Congratulations may be
sent to her at: 1157 Eastmoor Drive,
Mason City, IA 50401.No gifts, please.
Remember thissweet, young nurse?
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McLaughlin, SeverinSSTTEEPPHHAANNIIEE MMccLLAAUUGGHHLLIINN,, of Rockwell, Iowa, is
the daughter of Ken and Kim McLaughlin of Rockwell.Stephanie graduated from Rockwell-Swaledale in2004, and from the NIACC physical therapist assistantprogram in 2008. She is employed by Mercy MedicalCenter-North Iowa in Mason City, Iowa.
TTYYLLEERR SSEEVVEERRIINN,, of Rockwell, Iowa, is the son ofDave and DiAnne Severin of Rockwell. Tyler graduatedfrom Rockwell-Swaledale in 2003, and from IowaLakes Area Community College in 2004. He isemployed by Armour-Eckrich Meats LLC in MasonCity, Iowa.
The couple will be married at 5 p.m. Saturday, July16, 2011, at the bride’s parents’ farm in Rockwell.
ENGAGED
Aves, BairAALLLLIISSOONN AAVVEESS,, of Clear Lake, Iowa, is the daughter
of Sandy and Marty Aves, of Manly, Iowa. Allison gradu-ated from North Central High School in 2000 and fromBuena Vista University in 2004 with a BA degree inBusiness Management. Allison is employed by DiamondJo Casino in Northwood, Iowa.
CCAARRTTEERR BBAAIIRR,, of Clear Lake, Iowa, is the son ofHoward (Ted) Bair and Dr. Nancy Peters of Mason City,Iowa. Carter graduated from Mason City High School in1999 and from the University of Iowa in 2005 with a BAdegree in Communications. Carter is employed by Dia-mond Jo Casino in Northwood, Iowa.
The couple will be married at 6 p.m. on Friday, April8, 2011, at Melia Caribe Tropical Beach and Golf Resortin Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.
Schneider, SecorySSAARRAAHH SSCCHHNNEEIIDDEERR,, of
Brooklyn Park, Minn., par-ents are Gary (step-father)and Anne Schmit; daughterof Anne Schmit and the lateGreg Schneider, of MasonCity, Iowa. Sarah graduatedfrom the University ofNorthern Iowa in businessmarketing. Sarah isemployed by Qualified PlanConsultants in Des Moines.
TTIIMM SSEECCOORRYY,, of Brook-lyn Park, Minn., is the sonof Julie and Joel Secory ofClear Lake, Iowa. Tim grad-uated from the University ofIowa in political science.Tim is employed by Luxcoin Minneapolis, Minn.
The couple will be mar-ried at 6 p.m. on Friday,June 3, 2011, at Holy FamilyChurch in Mason City,Iowa.
Tim and I look forward to sharing our special day
with all of our friends and family.
We would not be who we are or
where we are today without each and everyone of you.
Love,Tim & Sarah
THANK YOUThank You
Thousands of people from all overthe Midwest came to Clear Lake,Iowa, on Saturday, Feb. 19th, to enjoythe 10th annual “Color the Wind”Kite Festival. This free, familyfriendly event was made possibleonly through the contributions of thefollowing Clear Lake businesses andcivic groups:
The Other Place, Larson’s Mer-cantile, Starboard Market, Pizza Hut,
Theiss Shirts, VFW, Clear Lake Bank& Trust Co., Clear Lake Telephone,Manufacturers Bank & Trust Co.,Noon Lions Club, Clear Lake EveningLions, Clear Lake Rotary, AnchorRealty, The City of Clear Lake, andthe Clear Lake Chamber of Com-merce.
In addition, there were many indi-viduals who donated to the Color theWind non-profit organization tobring the kite festival to Clear Lake.We also want to thank all the news-
papers, radio and TV stations whoprovided free publicity and coveragefor the event.
If you were one of the thousandswho came and enjoyed Color theWind, please show your appreciationto the organizations and businesseswho made it possible.
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Thank YouWe would like to thank
our family for their “BigSurprise.”
Tim and Diane for the50-50 club supper withJeff.
And all our friends andrelatives for the manycards for our goldenanniversary.
— Al and Phyllis
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THANK YOUThank You
Thank you for all thethoughtful cards of condo-lences, lovely flowers, andgenerous donations inmemory of our husband,father, and grandfather.Your outpouring gesturesof sympathy and comfortduring our time of loss andgrieving is sincerelyappreciated.
We miss him.— The Family of Lowell
Newhall
Thank youThank you to everyone
for all the prayers, cards,calls, and visits followingmy surgery in Rochester.Thank you, too, to PastorRandy Nielsen for yourcalls and visits. Having thesupport of our wonderfulfamily and friends has
made this journey so mucheasier!
— Joye A. Petersen
Thank YouI would like to thank
everyone for the cards,greetings and food for my95th birthday. Thank youall.
God Bless,— Jim Polsdofer
Thank YouMany thanks to all who
remembered my 90thbirthday with cards andcalls. It was greatly appre-ciated.
— Kay Sargent
Open House BabyShower
An Open House Baby Shower
for MMaassoonn aanndd SSiimmoonn
NNoorrtthhwwaayy,, twin sons of Lemanand Eve Northway
of Kensett,will be from 2 to 4 p.m.
Sunday, March 20,at the Bethel UnitedMethodist Church
in Manly.
Forest CitySpeech honors
FFOORREESSTT CCIITTYY — ForestCity High School speechstudents received 32 Divi-sion I ratings and 10 Divi-sion II ratings in districtspeech competition Feb.26, at Forest City HighSchool.
Division I winners wenton to state speech compe-tition March 12, at Star-mont High School.
Students receivingDivision I ratings at dis-trict competition were:
FFrreesshhmmaann//JJ..VV..AAccttiinngg — Quincey Vaa-
gensmith; PPrroossee — AntonKudej; PPooeettrryy — AustinAdams.
VVaarrssiittyyAAccttiinngg — Felicity Olson,
Jon Happel, MeganKirschbaum; AAfftteerr DDiinnnneerrSSppeeaakkiinngg — Nate Byro,Simon Sager, SammanthaChapin; EExxppoossiittoorryyAAddddrreessss — AnthonyBlomme, MeganKirschbaum, Caleb Kruse;SSppoonnttaanneeoouuss SSppeeaakkiinngg —Riley Scharper, TylerFiner; IImmpprroovviissaattiioonn — JonHappel; LLiitteerraarryy PPrrooggrraamm— Simon Sager, TriciaTrimble, Robert Searcy;PPooeettrryy — Caleb Kruse,Jenny Lunning; PPrroossee —Russell Scharper, CodyLauritsen, Zach Lillquist;RRaaddiioo NNeewwss — TylerTweeten, Evan Eischen;SSttoorryytteelllliinngg — NathanKoch, Nate Byro, SkyeNewcom; SSoolloo MMuussiiccaallTThheeaattrree — AprilMcCormick, Riley Scharp-er, Russell Scharper; OOrriigg--iinnaall OOrraattoorryy — FelicityOlson.
Students receivingDivision II ratings at dis-trict competition were:
VVaarrssiittyyIImmpprroovviissaattiioonn — Alex
Pettit, Evan Eischen; PPooeett--rryy — Sam Keely; PPuubblliiccAAddddrreessss — Quentin Peter-son, Anthony Blomme;RRaaddiioo NNeewwss — Austin
Greene; OOrriiggiinnaall OOrraattoorryy— April McCormick.
FFrreesshhmmaann//JJ..VV..SSttoorryytteelllliinngg — Anton
Kudej, Quincey Vaagen-smith; IImmpprroovviissaattiioonn —Austin Adams.
Coaches of the ForestCity speech teams areScott Bertelsen, Dan Mayand Julie Keely.
Birtwistle named‘Youth of Month’
MMAASSOONN CCIITTYY — TheExchange Club of MasonCity named Anne EpleyBirtwistle, “Youth of the
Month” forFebruary.She is thedaughter ofJohnBirtwistleand DeaEllen EpleyBirtwistle,and is a
senior at Mason City HighSchool.
Eply Birtwistle carries a4.0 grade point averageand is a member ofNational Honor Society, aparticipant in the SilverCord program, and aYIELD graduate. Herachievements includebeing named to the Princi-pal’s List and Honor Rollthroughout her highschool career. She is also amember of the ConcertChoir and has beeninvolved with the VarsityShow and MohawkChorale. She participatesin fall cheerleading, springtennis and and is vicepresident of Best Buddies.
Epley Birtwistle is anactive member of FirstUnited Methodist Churchwhere she assists as a Sun-day School teacher, andhas been on mission tripsto Washington, D.C. andJamaica. She also volun-teers at the Humane Soci-ety of North Iowa and theCerro Gordo County Free
BBiirrttwwiissttllee
Medical Clinic.She plans to attend St.
Olaf College or WartburgCollege next year. She willpursue a major in bio-chemistry, in the hopes ofattending medical schooland becoming a dermatol-ogist.
St. Olaf Dean’s ListNNOORRTTHHFFIIEELLDD,, MMiinnnn.. —
Kinsey Cornick and DanielLee, both of Mason City,Iowa, were named to theDean’s List for the fall 2010semester at St. Olaf Col-lege.
The Dean’s List recog-nizes students with asemester grade point aver-age of 3.75 or higher on a4-point scale.
NW Missouri honors MMAARRYYVVIILLLLEE,, MMoo.. —
Mandy D. Hiscocks, ofBritt, Iowa, was named tothe Academic Honor Rollat the end of the 2010 falltrimester at NorthwestMissouri State University.
To be named to the Aca-demic Honor Roll, a stu-dent must carry a mini-mum of 12 credit hours andattain a grade point aver-age of 3.50 or above on a4.00 scale.
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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTSDrake graduates
DDEESS MMOOIINNEESS — Thefollowing North Iowastudents graduated fromDrake University at theconclusion of the 2010fall semester.
BRITT — Robin Kudej,master of science in edu-cation, in educationleadership K-12.
CLEAR LAKE — Ran-dall Schnoebelen, masterof public administration.
KANAWHA — BretLang, bachelor of arts inenvironmental policy.
MANLY — BrookeBrunsvold, master of sci-ence in education, ineducation leadership K-12.
MASON CITY — Cur-tis Klaahsen, master ofscience in education, ineducation leadership K-12; Richard Patras, mas-ter of science in educa-tion, in education leader-ship K-12; Michael Voet,master of science in edu-cation, in educationleadership K-12.
ROCKWELL —Christopher Rogne, mas-ter of science in educa-tion, in education leader-ship K-12.
ST. ANSGAR — Aman-da Kimber, master ofpublic administration.
DMACC Dean’s ListDDEESS MMOOIINNEESS —
Mikayla Overturf, of NoraSprings, and Julya Becker,of Mason City, were namedto the fall semester Dean’sList at Des Moines AreaCommunity College.
To be eligible, a studentmust have earned a 3.5 to3.99 grade point average.
Berklee Dean’s ListBBOOSSTTOONN,, MMaassss.. —
Christine Moad, of Allison,Iowa, was named to theDean’s List for the 2010 fallsemester at Berklee Col-
lege of Music.To be eligible a full-time
student must achieve agrade point average of 3.4or above; a part-time stu-dent must achieve a gradepoint average of 3.6 orabove.
South Central CollegePresident’s List
NNOORRTTHH MMAANNKKAATTOO,,MMiinnnn.. — Chad WilliamDoyle, of Lake Mills, Iowa,was named to the Presi-dent’s List for the fallsemester at South CentralCollege.
Students named to thePresident’s List must haveearned a minimum of 12credits and achieved agrade point average of 3.50or better.
Ellsworth Dean’s ListIIOOWWAA FFAALLLLSS — Laura
Medlang, of Kensett, wasnamed to the fall 2010Dean’s List at EllsworthCommunity College.
To be eligible for theDean’s List, students musthave taken 12 or morecredit hours during thesemester and have earnedat least a 3.5 grade pointaverage.
Millikin UniversityDean’s List
DDEECCAATTUURR,, IIllll.. — Han-nah R. Huey, of NoraSprings, Iowa, was namedto the 2010 fall semesterDean’s List at MillikinUniversity.
Students who earn agrade point average of 3.5or higher, and carry 12graded credits during thesemester, are named to theDean’s List.
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It’s Peep-tacular!You can squish ‘em, chomp ‘em and pull ‘emapart. You can turn them into a 3-D work of art.Enter Today! Embrace the marshmallow as a creative medium1. Think of a scene and sketch some ideas.2. Buy the appropriate number of Peeps.3. Make your diorama using a shoe box or comparable
item. If you don’t know how to make a diorama or what a diorama means, Google “how to make a diorama”.
1. You have to use Peeps - Chick Peeps, Bunny Peeps, Blue Peeps, Yellow Peeps - your choice of Peeps, but it has to be Peeps.
2. The diorama (a miniature scene in a 3-D setting) can be no larger than 2 feet by 2 feet.
3. Your diorama can represent a movie, TV show, historic scene, sports - almost anything - but be sure to tell us what it is.
4. Bring your entry to the Globe Gazette, 300 North Washington Ave, Mason City, before noon on Wednesday, April 6. All dioramas become the property of the Globe.
5. You have to be at least 10 years old and live in the Globe Gazette coverage area in order to participate. Globe Gazette/Lee Enterprises employees, or their immediate relatives, cannot participate.
6. List names, ages, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses of the diorama creators.
7. Each person can only enter once.
8. No purchase necessary.
9. Just Born has permission to post winning dioramas images on its Peeps website.
10. The Globe Gazette reserves the right to disqualify any entry and change the rules should the necessity arise.
Online voting will begin Thursday, April 7 and end Wednesday, April 13, at www.globegazette.com/peeps. Each person can vote once. The winners will be announced Sunday, April 24.
Our First Place Prize will be a $100 gift certifi cate to Just Born’s new online PEEPS & Co® store at www.peepsandcompany.com. This certifi cate will be presented within a Gift Box with PEEPS® and other Just Born candy brands. Its total value will be over $150.
THE PRIZES: The Peeple’s Choice Awards
Our Second Place Prize will be a $50 gift certifi cate to Just Born’s new online PEEPS & Co® store and again, will be packed in a Just Born Gift Box with PEEPS® and other Just Born candy brands. Its total value will be over $100.
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CATERINGWhiskey Creek Wood Fire Grill 1519 4th Street SW, Mason City641.423.4000Catering for all occasions including weddings, birthdays, retirements, holiday gatherings, reunions and anniversaries. Also available for business meetings. Call for our catering menu.
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RECEPTIONSMason City Country Club641.424.30143331 19th St. SW, Mason CityMembership not required! Sit down dinners. Multiple style buffets. Appetizer buffet. Dance floor and more! Call today for more information.
MacNider Art Museum641.421.3666303 Second Street SE, Mason [email protected] weddings, distinguished receptions. An elegant setting to make lasting memories.
Duncan Community Ballroom641.843.33534 miles west of Garnerwww.duncanballroom.comSeating for 500, 40x70 dance floor. Serve your own food/caterers welcome. Meeting room available.
REHEARSAL DINNERSDecker House Bed & Breakfast / Sour Grapes Bistro641.423.4700 or 888.363.4700119 2nd street SE, Mason Citywww.masoncityia.com/deckerhouse/Elegant surroundings in this Neoclassical 1890’s home. Perfect for intimate weddings, rehearsal dinners, luncheons and cozy receptions. Conveniently located behind Music Man Square.
TRAVELAllen Travel Agency & Cruise Quest641.357.5223 or 800.475.5223300 1st Ave. N., Clear LakeWe are your full time professional travel planners and cruise vacation specialist, in service since 1951.
TUXEDOSMoorman Clothiers641.423.5222 / 2 South Federal, Mason [email protected] Tuxedo Professionals
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Davenport, Lucasnamed ‘Students ofthe Month’
MMAASSOONN CCIITTYY — RexDavenport and BrittanieLucas, seniors at MasonCity High School, werenamed Mason City NoonRotary Club Students ofthe Month for March.
RReexx DDaavveennppoorrtt is theson of Rustin and Mary
Davenport.He is a
member ofband, choir,Model UNand Nation-al HonorSociety. Heis chairmanof the
speech and drama clubs,and is very active atStebens Children’s The-ater. He is also a memberof the First PresbyterianChurch where he has donemission work.
Davenport’s awards andhonors include letters inband, choir, speech, dramaand academics, commen-dation as a National MeritScholar, multiple leader-ship and performanceawards from Stebens, andmultiple Division I ratingsat state speech.
Next year, he plans toattend the University ofMinnesota where he willmajor in theater, but con-tinue to pursue otherinterests.
BBrriittttaanniiee LLuuccaass is thedaughter of Tim and Betty
Lucas.Lucas
plays clar-inet in theMason CityHigh SchoolSymphonicBand, theMohawkPower Pep
Band, and is a past mem-ber of the marching band.She is a member of theNational Honor Society,and has participated in
cheerleading, dance, andtennis.
Her awards and honorsinclude Principal’s List,Outstanding AcademicAchievement Award, andAll Academic Award forcheerleading and tennis.Lucas was selected to be amember of the IowaAmbassadors of Music, theIowa All-State HonorBand, and was named Stu-dent of the Month forinstrumental music. She isa letter winner in acade-mics, music, and cheer-leading.
Lucas’ communityactivities include attend-ing First United MethodistChurch, where she hasvolunteered as a Sundayschool teacher. She alsoworks for the Mason CityRecreation Departmentand plays in the MasonCity Municipal Band.
She plans to attend IowaState University next yearand pursue a degree inbiology.
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Lots of LeprechaunsLots of LeprechaunsWear green!Wear green!
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SPRING BREAKSPRING BREAKEXTRAVAGANZA!EXTRAVAGANZA!The love in my heart wasn’t put there to stay.
Love isn’t Love, ‘til you give it away.3-17-01
Was the day I married my dearest friend.These have been 10 of the happiest years of my life.
Thank you for all the memories.Love “LB” G
ANNIVERSARIES
HHaarroolldd AAuugguusstt SScchhwwaabband AAssttrreedd LLiinnnneeaa PPeeaarrssoonnwere married on March 14,1941, at the Radio Chapelin Mason City, Iowa.Immediate relatives andclose friends joined themincluding attendants, MayWinters and LenordSchwab. They settled onthe family farm near Cor-with and farmed until theyretired in Britt in 1978.Harold and Astred’s unionwas blessed with five chil-dren: Marlys, Duane, Den-nis, Joy and Darlene.
On March 13, 2011,Harold and Astred Schwabwill be celebrating their70th Wedding Anniver-sary. They welcomefriends and family for cake
and coffee at the HancockCounty Memorial Hospitalcafeteria at 532 First Streetin Britt, Iowa, between 2and 4 p.m. on Sunday,March 13th.
Congratulations, Harold and Astred,
on your platinum anniversary!
Harmon, 50 yearsSSWWAALLEEDDAALLEE ——
Howard Harmon andKaron (Albers) Harmon ofSwaledale, Iowa, weremarried March 26, 1961, atSt. Paul’s AmericanLutheran Church inThornton, Iowa.
The couple will cele-brate their 50th weddinganniversary with a familydinner on Saturday, March26, in Mason City and atrip to the Black Hills inthe summer.
Cards can be sent to thecouple at P.O. Box 55,Swaledale, IA 50477.
The couple’s childrenand their spouses are Brian
Harmon, Des Moines,Iowa, and RoxanneShadley, Swaledale, Iowa,and grandchildren JonConroy, Spencer Shadley,and Camille Harmon.
Stream, 50 yearsWWOOOODDWWAARRDD —— Wen-
dell Ward Stream andDonna Rae (Lee) Stream ofWoodward, Iowa, weremarried March 12, 1961, atFirst Methodist Church inPerry.
The couple will celebratetheir 50th weddinganniversary with an openhouse from 1 to 4 p.m.Sunday, June 19, 2011, atHotel Pattee in Perry, Iowa.They request no gifts.
Cards can be sent to thecouple at 809 Maple Ave.,Woodward, Iowa 50276.
The couple’s childrenand their spouses are Dougand Deb Stream, Bozeman,Mont.; JoLisa and ShawnMiles, Urbandale, Iowa;and Tresa and Brad Diet-rich, Kensett. They havefive grandchildren.
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