Celebrations (April 28, 2013)

Mason City, Iowa ✦ Sunday, April 28, 2013

Doug and Deb Schroeder 40 YDoug and Deb Schroeder 40 Years!ears!

FFarewell/arewell/Retirement CelebrationRetirement CelebrationThe Most Rev.

ArchbishopJerome Hanus,

of The Archdiocese of Dubuque.

The open housecelebration

will be held on Saturday, May 4,

from 6 to 7:30 p.m.at the

Newman CatholicElementary Gymnasium,

2000 S. McKinleyAve.,

in Mason City.All are welcome!

Retirement Celebration!Retirement Celebration!

Pastor Jack

VandenHeuvel

1-4 p.m.May 4,

Rolling AcresChristianReformedChurch,

340 20th St. S.W.,Mason City.

Art Gratias

on receiving the Honor Award

from France, for your service

in WWII.

We are so proud of you.

— Your family

Congratulations!Congratulations!

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Engagements & Weddings: Standard announcement will be published free of charge without a photo. Custom wording and photos are an additional charge. (See chart below.)

Anniversaries: At 25 years or more, we will publish the standard announcement free of charge. Anniversaries of less than 25 years can be published as a Day to Remember starting at $26.50. Custom wording & photos are an additional charge. (See chart below.)

Birth Announcements: Standard birth announcements will be published free of charge without a photo. Custom wording & photos are an additional charge. (See chart below.)

Retirements: Standard announcements without photo will be published free of charge. Custom wording and photos are an additional charge. (See chart below.)

Birthdays, Day to Remember Events: Birthdays, family events & special achievements will be published for $26.50. This includes a B&W 1 col. photo & up to 50 words. Larger photos and additional words may be purchased. Birthdays of 80 years or more will be published without a photo free of charge. Custom wording and photos are an additional charge.

Cards of Thanks: Will be published for $10 up to 50 words.

Social, Club Awards & Scholastic Achievement: Standard announcements will be published without photos free of charge. Photos are available for an additional charge.

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Swyter, BeltCCLLEEAARR LLAAKKEE —— Emily Swyter and Nate Belt were

united in marriage on Oct. 13, 2012, at Central Gardensin Clear Lake, Iowa, by Pastor Dave Halverson.

Emily is the daughter of Ross and Sandy Swyter ofBritt, Iowa. Nate’s parents are Ed Belt of Meservey, Iowa,and Jane Belt of Levenworth, Kan.

Maid of honor was Hannah Swyter Short. Emily’sother attendant was Gabby Hejlik. Best man was DaveAsmus. Nate’s other attendant was Dan Belt.

The flower girls were Amy Swyter and ElizibethAsmus. The ring bearer was Evan Belt.

Emily is employed by Animal Medical Hospital ofMason City, Iowa. Nate is employed by Overhead DoorCompany of Mason City.

The couple will reside in Mason City.

Swyter, ShortMMAASSOONN CCIITTYY —— Hannah Swyter and Ryan Short

were united in marriage on May 19, 2012, at East ParkGazebo in Mason City, Iowa, by Pastor Wendy Johan-son.

Hannah is the daughter of Ross and Sandy Swyterof Britt. Ryan’s parents are Bill and Lori Short of Gar-ner.

Maid of honor was Emily Swyter. Hannah’s otherattendants were Amanda Thill and Emily Lang.

Best man was John Trone. Ryan’s other attendantswere Jesse Bell and Josh Olhava.

The flower girl was Amy Swyter.Hannah is employed by Regis Salon of Mason City.

Ryan is employed by American Realty of Mason City.The couple will reside in Mason City.

MARRIED

AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTSFinancial literacy video

LLAATTIIMMEERR —— Karter Miller won athird-place award in a statewidefinancial literacy video contest,sponsored by the Iowa BankersAssociation. Miller is a student atCAL Community School in Latimer.

Miller’s video was titled, “Super-heroes,” submitted to the HamptonState Bank in Hampton. She receiveda $250 prize.

The video contest encouragedstudents ages 13-18 to learn about

the value of saving and using moneywisely. Participating students creat-ed videos that promoted saving,which they submitted to their localIowa bank, for a chance to win local,state and national prizes.

Visit MyIowaBank.com to viewthe winning videos on the IowaBanker’s YouTube channel.

Inducted into honor societyCCLLEEAARR LLAAKKEE — Stephen Scarrow

and Tyler Kline, both of Clear Lake,were inducted into Phi Kappa Phi

Honor Society.Scarrow is a student at Coe Col-

lege, and Kline, is a student at Col-orado State University.

The society has chapters at morethan 300 select colleges and univer-sities in North America and thePhilippines. To qualify seniors andgraduate students have to be in thetop 10 percent, and juniors must bein the top 7.5 percent. Faculty, pro-fessional staff and alumni who haveachieved scholarly distinction alsoqualify.

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Heidi, Phil, and ConnorKarin, Casey, Charlie, Nora and Anya

BIRTHDAY

Schroeder, 40 yearsDoug and Debbie (Dye) Schroeder were married May

5, 1973, at the Congregational Church in Clear Lake.They have two sons, Stac (Jess), and Spenc and twogranddaughters, Emma and Aubrey.

Surprise them with a card at 101 N. 35th St. in ClearLake.

ANNIVERSARIES

Wiemann, 50 yearsBBEELLMMOONNDD —— Roger Wiemann and Judy (Keeling)

Wiemann of Belmond, Iowa, were married May 5, 1963,in Clarion, Iowa.

The couple will celebrate their 50th wedding anniver-sary with a card shower. Cards can be sent to Roger andJudy Wiemann at 404 Third St. S.W., Belmond IA 50421.

The couple’s children and their spouses are Leon andJean Wiemann, Meservey, Iowa; Leann and Mark Car-olan, West Des Moines, Iowa; Lenny and Cari Wiemann,Ft. Dodge, Iowa. They have five grandchildren.

Together they have found a friendship, raised a fami-ly, and built a beautiful marriage. We invite you to cele-brate this special day with them by sending a card ornote to include a memory or simply express your goodwishes.

Blake, 45 yearsLeon and Mary Gratias

Blake of Mason City, Iowa,were married April 20,1968, at St. JosephCatholic Church in MasonCity, Iowa.

Love, Kevin, Gina, Caitlyn,

Ella Blake, and Michelle Blake

ANNIVERSARY

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Nixt, 40 yearsGGRREEEENNEE —— Jim Nixt and

Marlys (Steere) Nixt ofGreene, Iowa, were mar-ried April 27, 1973, at St.Mary’s Catholic Church inGreene, Iowa.

The couple will cele-brate their 40th weddinganniversary with theirfamily. Cards can be sentto Jim and Marlys Nixt at2185 280th St., Greene, IA50636.

The couple’s childrenand their spouses are Amyand Darren Wiegand,Hartland, Minn., Anthonyand DeAnn Nixt, Waverly,Iowa, Becky and AdamAnderson, Garner, Iowa,Mark Nixt, Greene, Iowa.They have four grandchil-dren, Clay, Wyatt, Isaac,and Alana.

Tyrel Hamiel and Lind-sey Atwood-Kelly of ClearLake, Iowa, were marriedon April 28, 2012, at theFirst Congregational Unit-ed Church of Christ inMason City.

The couple will cele-brate their first anniver-sary on April 28, 2013.

HHaappppyy AAnnnniivveerrssaarryy TTyy aanndd LLiinnddsseeyy

Congratulations on buyingyour first new home

together! Great way to celebrate

your first year.Luv Ya

— Mom and Dad

Happy 1stAnniversary Today

Congratulations on 38years as the water supplysuperintendent for the cityof Mason City.

Your work is done, andnow it’s time to relax andplay golf.

— Love, your family

RETIREMENTGreg Lee

Inducted into honorsociety

SSIIOOUUXX CCIITTYY — JeannieNemmers, of Algona, wasamong 34 students at BriarCliff University recentlyinducted to Beta Epsilon,the university’s chapter ofDelta Epsilon SigmaNational Honor Society.

Delta Epsilon Sigma isthe national scholastichonor society for students,faculty and alumni ofCatholic colleges and uni-versities. To be inducted,undergraduate studentsmust have completed atleast 50 percent of thecredit requirements fortheir baccalaureatedegrees and rank in theupper 20 percent of theirclass in grade-point aver-age. Graduate studentsmust have completed one-half of the credit require-ments for their degreesand have a minimum gradepoint average of 3.5 on a4.0 scale.

ACHIEVEMENTS

Iowa Lakes Community College graduatesEEMMMMEETTSSBBUURRGG — Iowa Lakes Community College

announced its list of graduates for the end of the 2012fall semester.

North Iowa graduates include:ALGONA — Jacob Hilsabeck, associate in science,

broadcast media specialist; Stephanie Walker, associatein applied science, nursing.

BURT — Nicola Culbertson, associate in arts.MASON CITY — Kathy Martin, associate in applied

science, nursing.PLYMOUTH — Julie Marino, associate in applied sci-

ence, nursing.TITONKA — Marcia Baade, associate in applied sci-

ence, nursing; graduated magna cum laude (3.50 to 3.74grade point average).

WODEN — Tracie Eden, associate in arts, PresidentialScholar.

ACHIEVEMENTS

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MMAASSOONN CCIITTYY — After 30 years at the Rolling AcresChristian Reformed Church in Mason City, Iowa, PPaassttoorrJJaacckk VVaannddeennHHeeuuvveell aanndd hhiiss wwiiffee KKaarreenn, will be retiringJune 1. There will be a public celebration from 1 to 4 p.m.Saturday, May 4, in the church fellowship hall at 34020th St. S.W., Mason City.

Pastor Jack has many hobbies and has been veryinvolved in the community. He is famous for his photog-raphy, winning many awards. He started a camera clubthat has grown over the years. He also takes his pho-tographs, turns them into slides, sets them to music forslide presentations and shows them all over the area. Heloves to hunt, fish and play tennis. He’s an avid camperand has taken several trips with the Cadets to Yellow-stone National Park.

Jack and Karen have four children, Sonja (Greg)Kaupp, Chaska, Minn., Maribeth (Aaron) Larson, Min-neapolis, Minn.; Pastor Matt (Julie), Calgary, Canada,and Joe (Sunnie), Wichita, Kan. They have seven grand-children. They are planning on retiring in the Min-neapolis area.

RETIREMENTS

VandenHeuvels to retire June 1

Newman Catholic Schools has the great honor ofhosting a farewell-retirement celebration honoring theMMoosstt RReevv.. AArrcchhbbiisshhoopp JJeerroommee HHaannuuss, of The Archdio-cese of Dubuque.

The open house celebration will be held on Saturday,May 4, 2013, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the NewmanCatholic Elementary Gymnasium, 2000 S. McKinleyAve., in Mason City. All are welcome!

Farewell Celebration

THANK YOU

THANK YOUThank You

The families of Lois Trimble thank you for yourprayers and support in our family’s time of need. Yourprayers were felt by all who loved our dear departedmother.

— Morris Trimble Jim Trimble and family

Tom Trimble and family Nancy Toepfer and family

Dick Trimble and family Ted Trimble and family

Thank YouWe want to thank everyone who had a part in helping

us celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary.Thank you to everyone who sent cards, gifts or gave a

personal greeting.Special thanks go to our family, Pastor Kathy Graves

for renewing our wedding vows, and to the Shao-Ting-Guo Restaurant staff.

— Harlan and Marge Baack

Thank YouWe wish to express our appreciation for all the sym-

pathy shown to us at the sudden death of Steve. For thebeautiful cards, hugs, Masses, phone calls, food andflowers. Your generosity will always be remembered.

God Bless all of you.— Family of Steve Rayhons

Thank YouTo all who remembered me in any way for my 80th

birthday. You made my day very special. Thank you.— Iona Nuehring

AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

Waldorf CollegeHonors Day

FFOORREESSTT CCIITTYY — Wal-dorf College held its annu-al Honors Day at WaldorfCollege, April 3, recogniz-ing students with acco-lades and scholarships.Students recognizedinclude:

DDeerrrriicckk BBaarrnneess ooff MMaassoonnCCiittyy, Donald and CharlotteAnderson Scholarship.

EErriicc BBeerrtteellsseenn ooff FFoorreessttCCiittyy,, AAddaamm BBuueehhlleerr ooffCClleeaarr LLaakkee, and SSaammaanntthhaaSSyyllvvaarraa ooff SSccaarrvviillllee,Ronald and Darlene GroeScholarship.

AAnntthhoonnyy BBlloommmmee ooffFFoorreesstt CCiittyy, and TTaarraaKKiinnggllaanndd ooff LLaakkee MMiillllss,Iowa, Maevis AdamsMemorial Scholarship.

AAnntthhoonnyy BBlloommmmee ooffFFoorreesstt CCiittyy, Don and KrisMeyer Scholarship.

AAsshhlleeyy BBrriinnkkmmaann ooffMMaannllyy, Adrian and EleanorJohnson Endowed Schol-arship in Education.

AAddaamm BBuueehhlleerr ooff CClleeaarrLLaakkee, David BolstorffEndowed Scholarship.

EEmmiillyy CCllaauusseenn ooff FFoorreessttCCiittyy,, John and OpalSolomonson MemorialScholarship and Orval andEsther Trail EducationScholarship.

CCyynntthhiiaa CCoonnnneellllyy ooffMMaassoonn CCiittyy, Al and VernaOster Scholarship.

CChhaassee CCrroossbbyy ooff CClleeaarrLLaakkee, J.D. Mangan Schol-arship and Philip SigmondMemorial Scholarship.

LLaauurraa DDeevviinnee ooff CClleeaarrLLaakkee, Outstanding FutureEducator Scholarship.

AAllyyssee DDeeVVrriieess ooff LLaakkeeMMiillllss, Irene Helvig Schol-arship.

MMaaggggiiee EEddeenn ooff BBrriitttt,and JJaanneellllee FFllaatteebboo ooff GGaarr--nneerr, Herb and Cathy IhleScholarship.

EEvvaann EEiisscchheenn ooff FFoorreessttCCiittyy, and TTaarraa KKiinnggllaanndd ooffLLaakkee MMiillllss, Erling HaugoMemorial Scholarship.

KKeellsseeyy HHeeiinnttzz ooff FFoorreessttCCiittyy, Asp-Lund Scholar-ship and Genevieve Stel-berg Memorial Scholar-ship.

AAsshhlleeiigghh HHoobbsscchheeiiddtt ooffBBrriitttt, Stanford and RuthHoltan Endowed Scholar-ship and Marvin E. Simon-sen Endowed Scholarship.

SSiinnddiiaa JJeennkkiinnss ooff FFoorreessttCCiittyy, Frank and AnnaBanta Endowed Scholar-ship.

MMiicchhaaeell KKeeeerraann ooff CClleeaarrLLaakkee, Marion O. HallScholarship.

KKeellllii LLaaiirr ooff LLaakkee MMiillllss,Jolivette Endowed Schol-arship and Everett andClara Nelson EndowedScholarship.

EErriinn LLaarrsseenn ooff SSccaarrvviillllee,Howard and Eunice Hov-land Education Scholar-ship.

MMeeggaann NNoorrllaanndd ooffLLeellaanndd, Mildred J. John-ston Memorial Scholar-ship.

ZZaacchh PPeetteerrssbbuurrgg ooffHHaannlloonnttoowwnn, William andEnid Robinson Scholar-ship.

JJoohhnn RRyyddeerr ooff FFoorreessttCCiittyy, Lillian MadlandTorgerson Scholarship.

RRoobbeerrtt SSeeaarrccyy ooff FFoorreessttCCiittyy, Melvin A. RasmussenScholarship.

SShhaarraayyaahh VVoorrllaanndd ooffFFoorreesstt CCiittyy, Ken and JoanHansen Scholarship andVerna and Harry ReynoldsMemorial Scholarship.

RRiicckk YYoouunngg ooff GGaarrnneerr,Robert G. AndersonMemorial Scholarship andWalter and Evelyn Berg-land Memorial Scholar-ship.

JJeerreemmiiaahh ZZaallddaarrrriiaaggaa ooffFFoorreesstt CCiittyy, Ernest H.Schmidt Scholarship.

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Butler, RosenbaumTTRRAACCII BBUUTTLLEERR,, of Mason City, Iowa, is the daughter

of Arlyn and Julie Butler of Mason City. Traci receivedher Associates of Business through North Iowa AreaCommunity College, and is employed as a Dental Assis-tant at The Children’s Dental Center in Mason City.

EERRIICC RROOSSEENNBBAAUUMM,, of St. Ansgar, Iowa, is the son ofRuss and Kim Rosenbaum of Rock Falls, Iowa. Eric grad-uated from Northwest Iowa Community College fromthe Powerline Program. He is employed at HeartlandPower in St. Ansgar, Iowa.

The couple will be married at 3 p.m. on Saturday,Sept. 14, 2013, at Trinity Lutheran Church, Mason City.

Schlitter, McChesneySSAARRAAHH SSCCHHLLIITTTTEERR,, of Rockwell, Iowa, is the

daughter of David and Lori Schlitter of Spring Valley,Minn. Sarah graduated from Simpson College in 2010.

SSEETTHH MMCCCCHHEESSNNEEYY,, of Rockwell, Iowa, is the son ofRex and Jodie McChesney of Clear Lake, Iowa. Sethgraduated from Waldorf College in 2009.

The couple will be married at 3 p.m. on Saturday, June22, 2013, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Mason City,Iowa.

ENGAGED

First Row: Jeanie Arends, Chris UhlenhoppSecond Row: Rosie Bird, The Elf Bill Vierkant, Pauline

ArendsBack Row: Jennifer Spurgeon, Kaye Vanness, Judy

Peil, Mildred Eckhoff, Loretta Anderson

Christmas in Alexander Library with the Elf

DAY TO REMEMBER

Huinker, HenikKKAATTLLYYNN HHUUIINNKKEERR,, of Marion, Iowa, is the daughter

of Dan and Shawn Huinker of Garner, Iowa. Katlynreceived a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Educationwith an emphasis in Special Education at Iowa StateUniversity in May of 2011, and is currently employedwith North-Linn Community School District as a highschool special education teacher in Troy Mills, Iowa.

JJOOSSHHUUAA HHEENNIIKK,, of Mount Vernon, Iowa, is the sonof John and Jan Henik of Mount Vernon. Joshua receiveda Bachelor of Science in Agronomy and Master of Sci-ence Degree in Crop Production and Physiology at IowaState University in May of 2012, and is currentlyemployed as an ag instructor with Kirkwood Communi-ty College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and also farms nearMount Vernon.

The couple will be married at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday,June 15, 2013, at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Garner,Iowa.

THANK YOUThank You

We wish to thank our children and grandchildren forthe wonderful 40th anniversary party.

We also thank everyone who attended and made ourday so special. We appreciate all the cards, gifts andflowers we received and all the friends who have blessedour lives for so many years.

God Bless You All,— Dan and Nancy Cutler

Thank YouI wish to thank all my children and families for having

my 80th birthday party. It was great!Also want to thank all the friends and relatives that

attended and for all the gifts and cards!Thank you,

— Shirley Grandgenett

THANK YOUThank You

The family of Garret Joyner would like to express ourappreciation for the prayers, support and love we havereceived from so many upon his passing. It was com-forting to both hear and read others’ memories of Gar-ret. It warmed our hearts to know how many people hislife touched. He will forever be remembered for hissense of humor, amazing smile, and compassion forothers.

Thank you,— Family of Garret Joyner


George Lynn Perry Sr.NNoovveemmbbeerr 1133,, 11994488 —— AApprriill 44,, 22001133

Thank you for all the prayers, food, cards, and visitsduring and after George’s illness. A special thank you toMercy North Iowa Cancer Center — 6 West — C.C.U. —E.D. nurses — Dr. Joseph Behr and Dr. Arvind Vemula fortheir excellent care. The outpouring of love given toGeorge by gifts of flowers, memorial plaques, windchimes and memorial fund was overwhelming and muchappreciated. If you didn’t receive a thank you — ThankYou very much from his family. Truly he was quite aloved man by many.

— Debbie Perry Patti Maben

George Perry Jr.

THANK YOU

Congratulations AArrtt GGrraattiiaass

on receiving the Honor Award from France,for your service in WWII.

We are so proud of you.— Your family

CONGRATULATIONS

SStteepphhaanniiee BBoorrcchheerrddiinngg received her Master of Educa-tion in Special Education: Cross Categorial, throughGrand Canyon University, Phoenix Ariz., in December2012.

Stephanie graduated from Rockwell-Swaledale HighSchool in 2005, NIACC in 2007 and Buena Vista Univer-sity in 2010 with her B.A. in Psychology and HumanServices.

“If you believe you can achieve, you will succeed!” We are very proud of you — Love ya!

Stephanie is the daughter of Jodi Ames-Peterson,Ventura, and Steve Borcherding, Latimer. She is cur-rently employed at Lake Mills School District as a ParaEducator in Special Education/Substitute Teacher andcoaching junior high sports.

Congratulations Stephanieon your Achievements!

Thank YouWe would like to thank all our family, extended family,

friends and neighbors for their cards, prayers and con-cerns for Delton the past seven months. It has been along recovery. He is a walking miracle, we have seenGod’s miracles at work through your prayers.

Also thanks to Mercy Health Center - North Iowa,who referred us to Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn.

He had acute necrotizing pancreatitis, most peopledon’t survive this illness. Special thanks to Dr. Riveraand staff at Critical Care Unit, Mary Brigh 7th Floor, St.Mary’s Hospital, Rochester, Minn. Also special thanks toour pastors at Wesley United Methodist Church, MasonCity, Iowa. We will forever be thankful for everyone’sprayers and support. Delton is getting stronger everyday.

God Bless All.— LeAnn and Delton Dixon

Franklin REC/Basin Power Electric Coopscholarship winners

HHAAMMPPTTOONN — Franklin Rural Electric Cooperativeannounced its Basin Power Electric Cooperative schol-arship winners.

AAnnddrreeww BBeennnniinngg, a student at Hampton-DumontHigh School received a $1,000 scholarship; TTaarryynn BBaarrzz,also a student at Hampton-Dumont High School,received a $250 runner-up scholarship.

Applicants must be a dependent child of a membercooperative consumer. Both scholarships awarded arebased on academic excellence, work experience andschool and community activities.


Univ. of Minn.–Rochester Chancellor’s ListRROOCCHHEESSTTEERR,, MMiinnnn.. — Lindsey Hubbard, of Mason

City, was named to the Chancellor’s List at the Univer-sity of Minnesota- Rochester, for the 2012 fall semester.

To be recognized students must earn a 3.66 gradepoint average or higher, and complete a minimum of 12credits.

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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTSMCHS Solo/Ensemble contest

MMAASSOONN CCIITTYY — The Mason CityHigh School Music Department partici-pated in the Iowa High School MusicAssociation Class 4A Solo and EnsembleContest April 13, at Cedar Falls HighSchool.

More than 750 students participatedfrom Cedar Falls, Dubuque Senior,Dubuque Hempstead, Mason City,Waterloo East, Waterloo West, andWestern Dubuque. Approximately 100MCHS students performed for Division I(Superior), II (Excellent), III (Good), IV(Fair), and V (Poor) ratings with theresults as follows:

SSttrriinngg DDeeppaarrttmmeenntt: Five Division Iratings, eight Division II ratings, andfour Division III ratings.

CChhoorraall DDeeppaarrttmmeenntt: 30 Division I rat-ings; four Division II ratings,two Division III ratings.

BBaanndd DDeeppaarrttmmeenntt: 27 Division I rat-ings; 17 Division II ratings; one Division III rating, and one DivisionIV rating.

SSttrriinngg DDeeppaarrttmmeennttDDiivviissiioonn II SSoollooss: Violin — Tyler

Beemer, Mike Sandmeyer; Cello — OliviaPappas; String Bass — Maddie Nobis,Cayla Pettit.

DDiivviissiioonn IIII SSoollooss: Violin — CollinBoyle, Caitlin Brainard, Rebecca Harken,Maddie Kim; Cello — Sydney Kleven.

DDiivviissiioonn IIIIII SSoollooss: Violin — KatelynCorcoran, Haley Kavaya, Netta Peters;Cello — Halie Greenwood.

DDiivviissiioonn IIII EEnnsseemmbblleess: Violin Duet —Rebecca Harken, Netta Peters; ViolinTrio — Collin Boyle, Rebecca Harken,Netta Peters; Chamber Orchestra.

CChhoorraall DDeeppaarrttmmeennttDDiivviissiioonn II SSoollooss: Tyler Beemer, Ryan

Casey, Madeline Chyba, Jacqueline Con-gello, Molly Daugherty, Daniella Debra,Colin Halfpap, Ben Hoekstra, BrookeHuegli, Tristyn Lee, Callie Odegaard,Emily Overy, Olivia Pappas, Lexy Peder-son, Olivia Pederson, Macke Rodamaker,Patrick Rowe, Daniel Shaw.

DDiivviissiioonn IIII SSoollooss: Elaena Hoekstra,Bethany Larson, Abby Morgan, KatyWilson.

DDiivviissiioonn IIIIII SSoolloo:Ethan Pruisman.DDiivviissiioonn II EEnnsseemmbblleess: Concert Chamber Choir, Concert

Madrigal Choir, Varsity Chamber Choir,Varsity Madrigal Choir, EmilyOvery/Molly Daugherty Duet, ColinHalfpap/Daniel Shaw Duet, TylerBeemer/Macke Rodamaker Duet,

Jacqueline Congello/Mike SandmeyerDuet, Madeline Chyba/Tristyn Lee Duet,Tyler Beemer/Mike Sandmeyer Duet,Ben Hoekstra/Elijah Warfield Duet,Abby Morgan/Lexy Pederson Duet.

DDiivviissiioonn IIIIII EEnnsseemmbblleess: Emily Overy/Tommy Johnson Duet.BBaanndd DDeeppaarrttmmeennttDDiivviissiioonn II SSoollooss: Flute — Erin

Patchen; Oboe — Bethany Larson; Bas-soon — Jacqueline Congello; Clarinet —Savannah Dahlstrom, Katy Wilson; Sax-ophone — Sarah Betz, Michelle Hahn,Abby Phillips; Trumpet — ConnorTlusty; French Horn — Abby Crimmins,Kayla Newell, Emily Overy; Trombone —Nathan Betz, Jeremy Christian, BenHoekstra, Abbey Snitker; Euphonium —Abby Lucas; Percussion — Sawyer Goetz,Ashley Lapointe, Colton Mitchell,Anthony Riesen; Piano — Bethany Lar-son

DDiivviissiioonn IIII SSoollooss: Flute — Ashley Gut-ting, Sydney Seaton Magee; Clarinet —Brooke Huegli; Saxophone — JaedonBettle, Callie Ginapp, Jeremy Johnson;Trumpet — Lauren Dunlay, EllieLehmann, Ethan Pruisman, Derek Tate;French Horn — Angela Eppens, AshleyRottinghaus; Trombone — Victor Herrig;Percussion — Jenna Cornick, MarcoRecinos, JT Rottinghaus.

DDiivviissoonn IIIIII SSoollooss: Trombone — Shi-enne Wittwer.

DDiivviissiioonn IIVV SSoollooss: Flute — KelseyStine.

DDiivviissiioonn II EEnnsseemmbblleess: Clarinet Quar-tet — Savannah Dahlstrom, BrookeHuegli, Madison Meyer, Katy Wilson;Woodwind Quintet — Jacqueline Con-gello, Abby Crimmins, Bethany Larson,Erin Patchen, Katy Wilson; TromboneQuartet — Nathan Betz, Jeremy Christ-ian, Victor Herrig, Abbey Snitker; Saxo-phone Quartet — Jaedon Bettle, SarahBetz, Jeremy Johnson, Abby Phillips;French Horn Duet — Abby Crimmins,Emily Overy

DDiivviissiioonn IIII EEnnsseemmbblleess: Trumpet Duet— Ethan Pruisman, Connor Tlusty.

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There were 13 contest centers at FortDodge: five vocal, six band, and twostring in which the judge of each centerhad the prerogative of selecting one out-standing event of the day — either anoutstanding solo or ensemble.

Mason City students were recognizedin three of the 13 centers, receiving theIowa High School Music Association“Outstanding Performance Award,” adesignation of effort and accomplish-

ment that far exceeds the demandsmade by an average high school perfor-mance. Only 0.9 of 1 percent of all festi-val entries in the state receive thisaward.

Congratulations to:Bethany Larson — Piano Solo; Emily

Overy — French Horn Solo, and Nathan Betz, Jeremy Christian, VictorHerrig, Abbey Snitker — TromboneQuartet.

Cattlemen’s Foundationscholarship award

AAMMEESS — Lane Wicks, of Rockford,received a $1,000 Youth Beef TeamScholarship from the Iowa Cattlemen’sFoundation. He also received an addi-tional $500 for completing an onlinecourse called “Masters of Beef Advoca-cy,” a program that provides additionaltraining on communications and beefproduction.

Wicks was in the finals competition,April 6, in Ames, that included a writtenapplication, personal interview, and apresentation about some aspect of thebeef industry. He is a senior at RockfordSenior High School.

Upper Iowa Universityscholarship awards

FFAAYYEETTTTEE — Upper Iowa Universityreleased the winners of the presidentialand trustee scholarships for 2012-13.

North Iowa students receiving schol-arships include:

CORWITH — Preston Jensen, $14,000presidential scholarship.

DUMONT — Megan Rieken, $14,000presidential scholarship.

MASON CITY — Megan Maroo,$17,000 trustee scholarship.

PLAINFIELD — Matthew Sharp,$14,000 presidential scholarship.

Iowa Corn Future of Agriculturescholarship awards

JJOOHHNNSSTTOONN — Carley Christiansen, ofHampton, and Sarah Tweeten, ofKensett, were awarded high schoolsenior scholarships through the IowaCorn Future of Agriculture Scholarshipprogram. The scholarships were awardedto high school seniors and college stu-dents for the 2013-14 school year.

The Iowa Corn Future of AgricultureScholarship program awards five $500first-year scholarships and five $500upperclassmen scholarships to individu-als who are pursuing degrees that willequip them to contribute to the agricul-

ture industry in Iowa. The program issponsored by the Iowa Corn GrowersAssociation and the Iowa Corn Promo-tion Board.

Jamestown College HonorsConvocation

JJAAMMEESSTTOOWWNN,, NN..DD.. — Tara Sluik, ofMason City, was recognized at theJamestown College Honors Convocation,April 11.

Sluik was recognized for being an out-standing student in the art department.

RIT Dean’s ListRROOCCHHEESSTTEERR,, NN..YY.. — Emilee Lina-

hon, of Mason City, a student at RIT’sNational Technical Institute for the Deaf,was named to the Dean’s List for the 2013winter quarter.

To qualify for the Dean’s List studentsmust hold a grade point average greaterthan or equal to 3.40, while completingat least 12 credit hours.

Northwestern College Dean’s ListSSTT.. PPAAUULL,, MMiinnnn.. — The following

North Iowa students were named to thefall semester Dean’s List at NorthwesternCollege, St. Paul, Minn. The Dean’s Listincludes full-time students with a gradepoint average during the semester of 3.65(out of 4.0) or higher.

CLARION — Elise Gangestad.KLEMME — Lillian Guth.MASON CITY — Julia Bahls.SHEFFIELD — Jacob Lage.

Dordt College student inconference

SSIIOOUUXX CCEENNTTEERR — Parker Merritt, ofMason City, was one of 18 Dordt Collegeagriculture students who qualified andparticipated in the National Postsec-ondary Agriculture Student (PAS) Con-ference in Louisville, Ky. Merritt was amember of Dordt’s College Bowl teamthat took third place. He is a juniormajoring in agriculture, with an empha-sis in plant science.

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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTSJohn Adams honor roll

MMAASSOONN CCIITTYY — The John AdamsMiddle School honor roll recognizes theacademic achievement of students whoearn a 3.0 grade point average each quar-ter. Grade point average is determined bygrades earned in all academic classes andin the quarterly exploratory classes.

Students recognized are as follows:77tthh GGrraaddeeKyauna Abele, Micheal Adams, Hujron

Alshara, Autum Anderson, Bailey Bad-ker, Meira Bahls, Joshua Ball, Emily Bal-luff, Devon Barkema, Azik Barragan,Maya Barrientes, Cole Baskerville,Austin Beaver, Tyler Bell, Devyn Belseth,Emmit Benitez, Mason Berg, EmeraldBonebrake, Jenna Bowers, Raygen Brand,Mikayla Brant, Myah Brierly, MalikBrown, Bryce Butler, Natalia Cadena,Robert Casey, Jorge Castelan, Mya Cis-neros, Kalina Cole, Evan Craw, WhitneyCummins, Alexia Davis, Haley Davis,Kayla Davis, Andrew Deets, Lucas Dein-hart, Carter Despenas, Lauren Dettmer,Thea Dickinson, Sarah Dodd, CamrynDonisi, Sullivan Drumheller, DevonEdgerton, Mihkayla Edgerton, HannahFaktor, Spencer Farland, Levi Follmuth,Logan Forburger, Austin Frank-Graves,Noah Fredricks, Ethan French, JessalynFrenz, Bailee Galkin, Keven Goepel,

Christian Gossweiler, Samira Haberman,Jordan Hain, Maggie Harrison, NicholasHelps, Justyce Henaman, BrandonHewett, Aaron Hickman, SaetoyaHonaker, Tirrell Hopkins, Emily Huck-ins, Alexander Jacobson, Tyler Jacobson,Waroon Jalukar, Dajah James, ZacharyJimenez, Derek Johnson, Hannah Jones,Tanner Jones, Daniel Kamm, Kayla Kit-tleson, Courtney Koenig, Megan Kra-henbuhl, Linda Kriens, Amel Lakic,Nathan Lassise, Dakota Lee, JasmyneLee, Skyler Lee, Autumn Lewis, DylanMallo, Keira Marken, Stephen May,Michael McBride, Maddison McChesney,Kaitlyn Meleney, Kaylee Millard-Mauls-by, Katheelyn Montes, Alexandra Morris,Emily Morrison, Leah Morrison, DarinNelson, Heather Nelson, Haley Norcross,Elise Obermire, Lakotah Oelkers, AugustOlsen, Natasha Orton, Jacob Palmer,Acacia Papouchis, Benjamin Pappas,Lance Pate, Taylor Pattison, Afton Pat-ton, Sophia Paulsen, Sarah Penn, JasonPham, Jack Phillips, Emily Poulin, KaliQuiroz, Abbey Raisch, Lucas Reidel,Karson Rodriquez, Jacob Rood, ZacharyRosonke, Sarah Ross, Chandler Santee,Alexis Schiefelbein, Emily Schmitz,Kaylee Schott, Jenna Schroetlin, KevinSeaman, Emaan Shaikh, Brady Sheimo,Spencer Shoafstall, Terjuana Short, Jef-frey Shurtz, Ryan Smuck, Sierra Stauter,

Chloe Stephens, Wesley Stricker, SaebSuhaib, Keanna Sylvester, Keara Syver-son, Makayla Thorson, Tristan Tiede-mann, Treyton Torkelson, Sarah Vaith,Colton VanderPloeg, Sydney Vogelge-sang, Shyniece Ward, Trinity Ward,Piper Watson, Sarah Wendel, JacobWhite, Kallie Whitehill, Kelsi White-hurst, Alana Wickering, Isaac Williams,Brandon Wiman, Mackenzie Wood, AnnaWoythal, Derek Wurth, Justin Zeigler.

88tthh GGrraaddeeJacob Adamski, Ashley Alert, Skylar

Alexander, Avery Allen, Meredith Arm-strong, Kylie Bacon, ShyAnne Baker,Krista Barnish, Alyssa Barragan,Danielle Beavers, Diedre Beavers, SeanBeemer, Madison Benson, StuartBoston, Katherine Bowers, Casey Bran-dau, Macey Burtness, Nicole Carpenter,Trevor Carr, Kevin Chen, Chloe Cheney,Anabella Christianson, Taylor Conroy,Katrina Cornick, Danielle Dahle, EmmaDannen, Randall Davenport, LoganDavis, Megan Dempsey, MackenzieDettman, Hunter Dingman, CourtneyEaton, Sydney Eaton, Chloe Eden, SethFoster, Hayley Fransen, Riley Ginapp,Anna Godfrey, Jaidyn Godfrey, SaraHaack, Isaac Hackman, Drake Hadacek,Anna Hagenow, Rachael Hagenow,Joshua Hansen, Tiffany Hanson, VerenaHeilman, Zachery Hendrickson, Rylee

Hickman, Autumn Hill, Brooke Hoepp-ner, Breanna Holloway, Elijah Hosmer,Madison Howe, Rachel Huey, NathanielJanssen, Mia Johnson, Laura Keenan,Kyra Kinseth, Brayden Klein, TaylorKlouse, Michael Knapp, Caden Koerber,Mikaila Kohler, Kyle Lang, Grant Lew-erke, Natalie Lindsay, Bradley Lorence,Jenna Lovik, Jesslyn Marken, SydneyMartin, Noah McLaughlin, MadisonMerriam, Kaylee Meyer, Rowan Meyers,Rachel Miller, Maddie Niedermayer,Isaac Norris, Lauren Noto, BaileyO’Banion, Kaitlin O’Neill, Sydney Oliv-er, Nathan Palmer, Christian Paloma,Carson Parker, Makayla Percy, GeordenPerry, Luke Peterson, Abigail Read,Jacqueline Rier, Jacob Riesen, MonicaRoath, Carter Roberts, Sydney Rotting-haus, Thomas Rowe, Grace Sanchez-Gannett, Weston Schultz, HaileeSgontz, Ben Siglin, Hudsen Simmer,McGwire Skogen, Briana Solano, OliviaSorenson, Alissa Strain, Riley Theobald,Xander Tierney, Bailey Tilkes, BradyTilkes, Kayla Till, Kaitlyn Vaith, TylerVolkmer, Dylan Voves, Darci Wagner,Derek Walker, Matthew Ward, AnnaWarner, Ryan Wendel, Abigail White,Alexander White, Trey Wiegmann,Haley Wiemann, Devon Wilson, JacieWise, Kyle Younker, Andrew Zehr.

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Congratulations! We areso proud of you. Goodluck at UNI.Love, Mom, Dad & Jenny

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AALLGGOONNAA — Garrigan High School Bandand Choir students participated in a StateSolo/Ensemble Contest hosted in the Gar-rigan building, April 13. Schools fromseven surrounding districts participated inthe festival.

Results of the Garrigan students are asfollows:

DDiivviissiioonn II rraattiinnggssVVooccaall SSoollooiissttss — Dorothy Kirsch,

Shawn Vaske, Christian Matthews,Melanie Mergen, and Nick Bronk. IInnssttrruu--mmeennttaall SSoollooiissttss — Morgan Frideres, Johan-na Vaske, Mark Fakler and Jake Hamilton;PPiiaannoo SSoollooiisstt — Dustin Miller, ShawnVaske and Dustin Miller were also awardedthe Outstanding Performance Award bythe adjudicator in their competition cen-ters. VVooccaall DDuueettss — Shawn Vaske andChristian Matthews, Mark Fakler andChristian Matthews and Matthew Faklerand Kara Eischen. FFrreenncchh HHoorrnn DDuueett —Dorothy Kirsch and Hannah Bernhard;CCllaarriinneett DDuueett — Taylor Frideres and BettyStraub; FFlluuttee TTrriioo — Brittany Kirsch, Mor-gan Frideres and Mariah Bronk; PPeerrccuussssiioonnQQuuaarrtteett — Tony Kollasch, Zach Kollasch,Sean Hart and Andrew Miller; SSaaxxoopphhoonneeQQuuiinntteett — Matthew Fakler, Johanna Vaske,Jacquelyn Origer, Kylie Fox and NickBronk; MMeenn’’ss VVooccaall EEnnsseemmbbllee — CoreyWeydert, Jake Hamilton, Shawn Vaske,Tony Kollasch and Dustin Miller: MMeenn’’ssVVooccaall EEnnsseemmbbllee — Taylor Illg, ChristianMatthews, Jake Hamilton, Mark Fakler,Alex Matthews, Nick Kayser, Matthew

Fakler, Taylor Detrick, Shawn Vaske, NickBronk, Zach Kollasch and Jedd Magill;WWoommeenn’’ss VVooccaall EEnnsseemmbbllee — Carolyn Bax-ter, Caroline Hamilton, Morgan Frideres,Taylor Frideres, Johanna Vaske, DorothyKirsch and Mariah Bronk; WWoommeenn’’ss VVooccaallEEnnsseemmbbllee — Betty Straub, Kara Eischen,Grace Steil, Melanie Mergen, Allison Frid-eres, Brittany Kirsch, Taylor Hovey, ErinQuinlin and Jacquelyn Origer; MMaaddrriiggaall —Kara Eischen, Morgan Frideres, BrittanyKirsch, Melanie Mergen, Dorothy Kirsch,Grace Steil, Taylor Hovey, Erin Quinlin,Jake Hamilton, Mark Fakler, Corey Wey-dert, Christian Matthews, Shawn Vaske,Matthew Fakler, Dustin Miller and NickBronk; CChhaammbbeerr CChhooiirr — Kara Eischen,Morgan Frideres, Betty Straub, MelanieMergen, Brittany Kirsch, Janet Kenyon,Sophia Kaduce, Grace Steil, Erin Quinlin,Dorothy Kirsch, Taylor Hovey, JacquelynOriger, Alissa Kirsch, Shawn Vaske, MarkFakler, Corey Weydert, ChristianMatthews, Nick Kayser, Jake Hamilton,Matthew Fakler, Dustin Miller, NickBronk, Tony Kollasch and Zach Kollasch.

DDiivviissiioonn IIII rraattiinngg:: IInnssttrruummeennttaall SSoollooiissttss— Brittany Kirsch and Levi Bernhard;VVooccaall SSoollooiissttss — Grace Steil, Jake Hamil-ton. VVooccaall DDuueettss — Erin Quinlin andJacquelyn Origer, Kara Eischen andMelanie Mergen, Corey Weydert and JakeHamilton.

The students are under the direction ofBand Director, Ken Ferjak and Choir Direc-tor, Linda Ferjak.

CCEEDDAARR RRAAPPIIDDSS — Kirkwood Com-munity College honored more than 140top-performing students in its annualoutstanding student recognition pro-gram, held April 1.

Among the honorees were: SStteepphhaanniieeKKiittttlleessoonn, of St. Ansgar, who is studying

management, and BBrrooookkee MMaayyeerr, Sta-cyville, who is studying to become aphysical therapy assistant.

Award recipients were credited by fac-ulty for cooperation, campus citizenshipand leadership, in addition to their topgrades in classes.

Garrigan High School State Solo/Ensemble results

Kirkwood Community College outstanding students honored


Lorenz Daleske, 75MMAASSOONN CCIITTYY — Lorenz Daleske celebrated his 75th

birthday on Thursday, April 25.He enjoys spending time with family and friends,

spending time at the lake and wintering in Florida.Lorenz has three children, three stepchildren, 17

grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.Birthday wishes can be sent to: 2020 Hunters Ridge

Drive, Mason City, IA 50401.

MMaarriillyynn KKoollbbaacchh GGaarrllwill be celebrating her

85th birthday on April 29.

Happy Birthday Marilyn!

BIRTHDAYS

Love,— Mom, Kurt, Courtney,

Brogan, Peyton, Noni and Papa

Happy Sweet 16thBirthday, Mackenzie!

Lois Olson, 80PPHHOOEENNIIXX,, AArriizz.. — Lois Olson will be cele-

brating her 80th birthdayon April 29, with a cardshower.

Cards may be sent toLois at: 1515 E. Saint JohnRoad, Phoenix, AZ 85022.

Klunder, 25 yearsJimmy D. Klunder and

Zita B. (Haan/Maben)Klunder of Nashua, Iowa,are celebrating 25 years ofmarriage. They were mar-ried on April 28, 1988, inMason City, Iowa.

The couple will cele-brate their 25th anniver-sary with an open housefrom 1-3 p.m. Sunday,April 28, at the NashuaWelcome Center. Allfriends and family are wel-come to stop and helpthem celebrate. The couplerequests no gifts. Cardsmay be sent to them at 402Greenwood Ave., Nashua,

ANNIVERSARY

IA 50658.The couple has seven

children between them, 23grandchildren, and ninegreat-grandchildren.


RROOCCKKFFOORRDD — AaronJeffrey, 17, of Rockford,Iowa, a member of Troop34 achieved the rank ofEagle Scout Feb. 12, 2013.He began his scoutingexperience in Cub ScoutPack 34, earning the ranksof Bobcat, Wolf, Bear andWebelo. In 2007, hereceived the Arrow ofLight Award.

Aaron joined Troop 34in 2007. He climbed theranks of Second Class,Tenderfoot, First Class,Star, then Life. He earned atotal of 33 required andelective badges. Aaron wasinducted into the Order ofthe Arrow in 2009.

Aaron’s Eagle projectconsisted of installing akiosk at St. Patrick’sCemetery, Dougherty,Iowa. It was dedicated inJuly, 2012.

Aaron is completing hisjunior year at RRMR. He is

Aaron Jeffrey Achieves Eagle Scout Rank

the son of Randy andDenise Jeffrey, grandson ofShirley Sturges and thelate Roger Jeffrey, andJoseph and Lavon Rooney.He has two older brothers,Andrew and Anthony.

He will receive the EagleScout Award at a Court ofHonor, Sunday, May 5,2013, at Holy NameChurch in Rockford, Iowa.

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