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THE Crescent Contact: Jody Shea, Editor 1901 Old Lincoln Hwy. Crescent, IA 51526 Email: [email protected] Cell: (402) 968-5484 CONNECTION In This Issue... Page 2................. City Council Minutes Words for Teenages Page 3............................... Time Out Page 4 ..........................Road Runners A Look Back Pott. County Sheriff’s Report Page 5...................... Finishing Touches Advertisers Page 6 & 7 ........................... Advertisers Pages 8................... Useless Knowledge Issue 8 Volume 13 6th Annual Fall Festival Saturday, September 21st 8:00am-11:00am ........... Pancake Breakfast at Fire Barn sponsored by CVFD Auxiliary 10:00am ................................ Speech Contest “Vision Crescent” $500 scholarship 9:00am-3:00pm .............................................. Garden Grove Living Loess Tours 11:00am-12:00pm ........................................................................... Parade 12:00pm-2:00pm ............................................................ Car Show and Shine 12:00pm-2:00pm .......................................................... Dunk Tank at the Park (Come and dunk your city people) Proceeds benefit the City Park 11:00am-2:00pm ................................... Denny’s Walking Tacos,Vender’s Market 11:00am-2:00pm ........... Henry’s Diner Philly Steak Sandwich Specials and Hot Dogs 12:00pm-2:30pm ...................... FREE Kids Games and Bounce Houses at City Park Sponsored by Henry’s Diner 12:00pm .........................................................Cake Walk at City Park ($1.00) 1:00pm-5:00pm ............................. Co-ed Sand Volleyball Tournament at City Park 4:00pm-6:00pm ......................................Baseball Tournament (charity fund raiser) 8:00pm-10:00pm ............................... Movies in the Park “Angels in the Outfield” 8:00am-12:00pm ............................ Parking Lot Dance at Kief’s featuring Toy Boxx 9:00pm ...... Drawing for ½ Processed Beef, 1/2 Processed Hog, 3 Processed Chickens Get your $1 tickets from any Optimist Caing A Cake Bakers! We need cakes for the Crescent Fall Festival Cake Walk. This is a popular attraction so the more cakes we have, the better! Please call Kathy Rief at 712-545-3891 if you’re able to donate a cake, cupcakes, cookies or other baked delights. Join the Float Challenge! Between Golden Hills, Powell’s Addition, Downtown, Escancy, Ferris Addition, Oak Valley and the North End We’re asking each neighborhood to join forces and create a float for this year’s Fall Festival. The theme for this year’s parade is “Vision Crescent” so something your group would like to see in Crescent’s future. Whether it be sidewalks, bike trail, community center or green space. Use your imagination! The best float wins a trophy and pizza for the neighborhood. Be sure to assign a leader and have them call Kris Smith at the number below. She’ll add your float to the line up and give you the details. We also need floats and participation from local businesses, horse groups, youth groups, tractors people, car people, etc. And if you’re able to volunteer, please let us know. Let’s make it a great parade! Contact Kris Smith at 712-545-3118 or [email protected]. Free Blood Pressure Screenings The CVFD will be providing this service from 8-11am during the Fall Festival Breakfast. Welcome Back! Many of you will remember Karan Thomas who worked at the Crescent bank years ago. She’s now back in Crescent as bank manager. Welcome back, Karan!

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T H ECrescentContact:Jody Shea, Editor1901 Old Lincoln Hwy. Crescent, IA 51526

Email: [email protected]: (402) 968-5484

CONNECT IONIn This Issue...

Page 2 .................City Council MinutesWords for Teenages

Page 3 ............................... Time OutPage 4 ..........................Road Runners

A Look BackPott. County Sheriff’s Report

Page 5 ...................... Finishing TouchesAdvertisers

Page 6 & 7 ........................... AdvertisersPages 8 ...................Useless Knowledge

Issue 8Volume 13

6th Annual Fall FestivalSaturday, September 21st

8:00am-11:00am ........... Pancake Breakfast at Fire Barn sponsored by CVFD Auxiliary10:00am ................................ Speech Contest “Vision Crescent” $500 scholarship9:00am-3:00pm ..............................................Garden Grove Living Loess Tours11:00am-12:00pm ........................................................................... Parade 12:00pm-2:00pm ............................................................ Car Show and Shine 12:00pm-2:00pm .......................................................... Dunk Tank at the Park

(Come and dunk your city people) Proceeds benefit the City Park11:00am-2:00pm ................................... Denny’s Walking Tacos,Vender’s Market 11:00am-2:00pm ...........Henry’s Diner Philly Steak Sandwich Specials and Hot Dogs 12:00pm-2:30pm ...................... FREE Kids Games and Bounce Houses at City Park

Sponsored by Henry’s Diner 12:00pm .........................................................Cake Walk at City Park ($1.00)1:00pm-5:00pm ............................. Co-ed Sand Volleyball Tournament at City Park4:00pm-6:00pm ......................................Baseball Tournament (charity fund raiser)8:00pm-10:00pm ...............................Movies in the Park “Angels in the Outfield”8:00am-12:00pm ............................ Parking Lot Dance at Kief’s featuring Toy Boxx 9:00pm ......Drawing for ½ Processed Beef, 1/2 Processed Hog, 3 Processed Chickens

Get your $1 tickets from any Optimist

Calling All Cake Bakers!

We need cakes for the Crescent Fall Festival Cake Walk.This is a popular attraction so the more cakes we have, the better!

Please call Kathy Rief at 712-545-3891if you’re able to donate a cake, cupcakes,

cookies or other baked delights.

Join the Float Challenge!Between Golden Hills, Powell’s Addition, Downtown, Escancy,

Ferris Addition, Oak Valley and the North End We’re asking each neighborhood to join forces and create a float for this year’s Fall Festival. The theme for this year’s parade is “Vision Crescent” so something your group would like to see in Crescent’s future. Whether it be sidewalks, bike trail, community center or green space. Use your imagination! The best float wins a trophy and pizza for the neighborhood. Be sure to assign a leader and have them call Kris Smith at the number below. She’ll add your float to the line up and give you the details. We also need floats and participation from local businesses, horse groups, youth groups, tractors people, car people, etc. And if you’re able to volunteer, please let us know. Let’s make it a great parade! Contact Kris Smith at 712-545-3118 or [email protected].

Free Blood Pressure

ScreeningsThe CVFD will be providing

this service from 8-11am during the Fall Festival Breakfast.

Welcome Back!Many of you will remember Karan Thomas who worked at the Crescent bank years ago. She’s now back in Crescent as bank

manager. Welcome back, Karan!

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Contact Numbers

Mayor Brian Shea

712-545-3652(

Councilman Bob Anderson

712-545-3373(

Councilman Daryl Clark

402-658-0657(

Councilman Elvis Jacobsen

712-545-3215(

Councilman Patrick Morgan712-227-0083

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City ClerkMary Martin

712-545-3981(

Park BoardKris Smith

712-545-3118(

Message BoardRon Olson

712-545-3267(

Crescent Fire Dept.Non-Emergency712-545-3730

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Crescent Elementary712-545-3566

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Pokamoke Pool712-545-3369

Crescent City CouncilSubmitted by Mary Martin, City Clerk. The City of Crescent is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY OF CRESCENT COUNCIL MEETING August 5th, 2013...THE CRESCENT CITY COUNCIL met in regular session in the Crescent Community Hall at 7:01pm pursuant to the law. Mayor Brian Shea called the meeting to order. The following Council members were present: Spratt, Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Clark. MOTION BY CLARK, seconded by Jacobsen to accept consent agenda. Spratt, Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Clark. Motion carried. RESOLUTION 08052013: ADOPTING UPDATED STRATEGIC PLAN submitted for approval. Copy of the Strategic Plan is available to view in the City Clerk’s office. MOTION BY ANDERSON, seconded by Clark to approve Res. 08052013. Spratt, Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Clark. Motion carried. DAWN HOVEY/POTT. CNTY. COMMUNITY FOUNDATION explained to council the Affiliate Pass-Through Fund account and the Affiliate Endowment Fund account that they offer to residents. These accounts would allow the public to give donations to their charitable groups of their choice. If the City was so named, then the donations would come to the city for years to come. MOTION BY MORGAN, seconded by Jacobsen to table this until more research is done by the council. Spratt, Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Clark. Motion carried. SKILLED IOWA INITIATIVE AND NATIONAL CAREER READINESS LETTER OF SUPPORT submitted for the City signature. This letter is for any employer/business to seek out skilled workers tested free of charge by Ia. Workforce. MOTION BY ANDERSON, seconded by Morgan to sign the letter of support. Spratt, Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Clark. Motion carried. KRISTA SMITH requested permission for the parade on Sept. 21, 2013. A parade permit and regulations was given to her after the meeting. MOTION BY CLARK, seconded by Spratt to approve the parade. Copy of the Optimist’s insurance is required. Spratt, Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Clark. Motion carried. KRISTA SMITH/PARK BOARD reported that the tennis court is done. Thanks to the Jensen family for all their hard work. Drainage system around the court is completed also. The scoreboard has arrived and will soon be put up. The cement flooring for the restrooms at OLHVM are completed. Ron Olson requested that the City reimburse the OLHVM fund for the roofing material for the gazebo out of the insurance money received after the hail storm a couple of years ago. MOTION BY SPRATT, seconded by Clark to reimburse the OLHVM fund. Spratt, Morgan, Jacobsen, Anderson, Clark. Motion carried. CRAIG PETERSON/DEPUTY EMS CHIEF reported 21 calls for July. PLANNING COMMISSION reported 2001 Old Lincoln Hwy. shed approved. CRAIG PETERSON/MAINTENANCE reported that some street signs have been replaced. Culvert at Pokamoke Ln. and Mormon Bridge Rd. is completed. He picked up the culvert and delivered to site. The arrow sign at the T-Section has been replaced after the accident tore it out. He is unable to get the posts from the message board out, Shea will help with heavier equipment. Anderson stated for him to put up more “NO PARKING” signs on Valley Dr. MOTION BY JACOBSEN, seconded by Clark to adjourn the meeting. MEETING adjourned at 8:25pm.

Words for Teenagers Northland College principal, John Tapene has offered the following words from a judge who regularly deals with youth. “Always we hear the cry from teenagers, ‘What can we do? Where can we go?’ My answer is this: “Go home, mow the lawn, wash the windows, learn to cook, build a raft, get a job, visit the sick, study your lessons, and after you’ve finished, read a book. Your town does not owe you recreational facilities and your parents do not owe you fun.” “The world does not owe you a living, you owe the world something. You owe it your time, energy and talent to make it a better place. In other words, grow up, stop being a cry baby, get out of your dream world and develop a backbone not a wishbone. Start behaving like a responsible person. You are important and you are needed. It’s too late to sit around and wait for somebody to do something someday. Someday is now and that somebody is you!”

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• City Council: First Monday of every month unless holiday—September 9th

• Planning Committee: The Monday fol-lowing the city council meeting.

• Crescent Optimist Club: First Thurs. at 7pm at Community of Christ.

FIREBARN BREAKFAST3rd Sunday of Every Month . 8am-12pm

September 21st for Fall FestivalAdults: $6, Kids under 12: $3

Proceeds benefit CVFD

Join Us Every Saturday 8-11amServing farm-fresh breakfast plates,

Grandma’s sticky rolls, fresh baked muffins, authentic french toast with weekly fruit

sauces straight out of the garden and more!Now Serving Beer & Wine!

Stop in & try our local Iowa selections!“Like” Our Facebook Page

to hear about our new Daily Specials! Call for more info: 712-227-0027

Eatery

This is a free service and a great way to get the word out. If you have an

upcoming event you’d like to advertise, please email us at

[email protected]

THE MILE AWAY

HALL & TAVERN20270 Old Lincoln Hwy. Happy Hour 3-6pm $2 domestic bottles

Reverse Happy Hour 9-11pm $1.50 domestic draws

Free Popcorn, Pool plus $1.50 16oz cans of PBR’s

All Day Every Day!Open Volleyball Courts Tues & Thur Evenings

Stop in or visit www.TheMileAway.com for more info on all upcoming events

AREA MEETINGS

Time Out! DENNY’S PLACE

GARDEN GROVE

LOESS HILLS WINERYWe will take a break from live music events

during harvest, but you are welcome to come out on the weekends to observe the

processing of the grapes.October 12th - Chris Saub

October 26th - The Honeyboy Turner BandAll Events: 6:00 to 9:00pm

$5 cover charge while the band is playing. We also offer a meal for $6No outside alcohol, please.

For more details 545-3054. www.LoessHillsVineyardAndWinery.com

Third Saturday’s Join us every third Saturday from 9 am to 3 pm (May through October) to enjoy special programs and discounts! Visit Living Loess attractions and get a firsthand look at the scenic views, history, art and products being created here.

Join Us for “Third Saturday’s”! September 21 • October 19

Open House at all 9 Locations9am - 3pm

Visit www.LivingLoess.com for a list of participating locations and other info.

The Connection Facebook page is a great place to sell an item, place a help wanted, or rental home ad, suggest a good book, movie or restaurant, send a birthday wish,

make a suggestion or post an event!

BLT Pizza!Available in August!

•Fall Festival Flea Market!

Sign up now for your flea market spot in our parking lot on the day of the

Crescent Fall Festival Saturday, Sept. 21st

712-545-3919 We’ll be serving our Walkin’ Taco’s

again this year!

HAZEL DELL CHURCHSilent Auction/Salad Luncheon

Wednesday, September 11th, 1:30pmat the Pink Poodle hosted by

the Hazel Dell United Methodist Women.Baked goods, garden produce and lots of misc. treasures will be available to bid on.Everyone is welcome and bring a friend for

an afternoon of fun and fellowship. A free will offering will be taken.

More info: 712-322-8022•

Starting September 1st, Sunday School will be held 9:30 and the worship service 10:30. We are collecting school supplies through September for a mission project.

The children will glue cloth cut-out pictures on tote bags. Several are sewing them on.

CRESCENT EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER

is selling equipment and supplies on Saturday, September 14th

9:00 to 4:00 at the Community of Christ Church, 810 Johnson St. in Crescent.

Sale is open to the public.

Friday & SaturdayOctober 11th & 12th

10am to 5pm224 Pearl Street • Walnut, IA

Iowa’s Antique CityAll Items Vintage, Upcycled, Reclaimed,

Redesigned, Reloved...Retro!For more info call: 712-784-7333

JUNKTOBERFEST!

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Greetings! My name is Tracy Mathews, and I am proud and excited to be the new principal at Crescent Elementary School. Originally, I am from Orange City, a small town in northwest Iowa. I graduated from the University of Northern Iowa with a degree in Elementary Education and a minor in Mathematics. After that, I went on to get two Masters degrees, one in Curriculum and Instruction (2009) and the other in Educational Leadership/Pre-K-12 Administration (2012) while teaching at Lewis and Clark Elementary in Council Bluffs. Last year, I was the literacy coach at Rue Elementary, and I

also started to work on my Doctor of Education degree at the College of St. Mary. I have been married to my wonderful husband, Spencer, for six years, and we live in Council Bluffs. More good news! Enrollment at Crescent Elementary for the 2013-2014 school year has increased by 24 students. This is very exciting for our school, and we have now added a fifth classroom teacher. We are thrilled to see the number of Roadrunners grow! We are also excited to announce Kids & Co. will now be offering their services at Crescent Elementary! If you need before and/or after school care for your child(ren), please check out their website for more information: http://www.commedfoundation.org/kc_home.php. This is for school age children enrolled in the CBCSD district. Crescent Elementary has a new Facebook page so the community can “Like” us on Facebook and always get the latest information! We have the opportunity to earn a donation from Target. They are giving away $5 million to schools nationwide over the next month. Here’s how you can help...If you are a Facebook user, you can access the Give With Target app and vote every 5 days for our school. We now have 114 votes! This is the link: http://apps.facebook.com/givewithtarget/school/58348. Or you can search for our school on the Give with Target app using the 51526 zip code, too. Each vote is worth $1. We were able to earn $225 last year - please help us exceed this goal this year! Your votes are greatly appreciated. Remember, you can vote every 5 days now through September 21st.

Submitted by Julie Newby and Principal Chalupnik

The 2013-14 school year is now in session and this year Crescent students were greeted by a new principal. We asked her to introduce herself to our readers... 7/4 at 4:43 AM Deputy Soucie was

dispatched to the 200 block of E Welch in reference a Criminal Mischief Report. 7/6 at 5:04 PM Deputy Barnes was dispatched to the 500 block of Old Lincoln Highway in reference to an Alarm. 7/9 at 5:13 AM Deputy Ferguson was dispatched to the 1000 block of Valley Dr. in reference a Noise Complaint. 7/13 at 8:43 Deputies Shea and Barnes were dispatched to the 800 block of Valley Dr. in reference a Barking Dog. 7/14 at 5:44 Deputies Shea and Amdor were dispatched to the 600 block of Old Lincoln Highway In reference a Barking Dog. 7/14 at 6:06 PM Deputies Shea and Amdor were dispatched to the 100 block of Tremont St. in reference a Disturbance call. 7/25 at 9:15 PM Deputy Maguire was dispatched to the 400 block of E. Welch St. in reference a Disturbance call. 7/27 at 4:37 PM Deputy Winchell was dispatched to the area of W. Jackson and Old Lincoln Highway in reference to Parking Problems. 7/28 at 3:03 AM Deputies Soucie, Ferguson and Harvey were dispatched to the 100 block of Mormon Bridge Rd in reference and Personal Injury Accident. Crescent Citations (21) Speeding (2) No Insurance (2) Seat Belt (1) Registration Violation (2) Warning CitationsCrescent Township Citations (1) Failure to Maintain Control (1) No Drivers License (1) No Insurance (1) Warning

Pott. County Sheriff’s Report

Submitted by Chief Deputy, John Reynold

In 1971, Dave Burish’s field was the place to be. For about 3 years, Dave held live rock concerts that drew crowds of music lover’s from far and wide.

A Look Back...

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Your Hometown Place of Worship Since 1863!

In Crescent • 810 Johnson St.Behind Meyer AutoGathering: 9 a.m.

Sunday School: 9:15 a.m.Morning Worship: 10 a.m.

Senior Pastor: Connie McWilliams: 712-642-4556

Young Adult Pastor:Rod Angeroth: 402-439-5256

5YR. ADVERTISER!

We Love Our Crescent & Honey Creek Customers! 712-322-2778 • [email protected] N. Broadway in “South Crescent”

12YR. ADVERTISER!

109 E. Welch St.Crescent, IA 51526

712-545-3763 Mon-Fri: 7:30am to 3:00pm

Also shown by appointmentSpecializing in late model

Lease cars and repossessions.

Tax and Bookkeeping Services

Council Bluffs: Bus: 256-9777 • Fax: 256-9718

ADD-IT-UP1509 W. Broadway • Council Bluffs

8YR. ADVERTISER!

6YR. ADVERTISER!

A. RAYMOND PLUMBING, INC.Andy Raymond - Owner

Ofc: (712) 545-9941Web: ARaymondPlumbing.com

Email: [email protected]

Reliable, Efficient, LocalCall Us for All Your Plumbing Needs5YR.

ADVERTISER!

NEED TO PUMP UP THE VOLUME?

T H E

CONNECT IONCrescent

PROVIDES AN INEXPENSIVE WAY TO BUILD SOME MUSCLE!

IA: 712-545-3461 • NE: 402-346-438325300 Old Lincoln Hwy • Crescent

Specializing in Truck, Track, Bulk Scales & Controllers

Your Complete Scale Companyfor Sales & Service

C&A Scales2YR.

ADVERTISER!

BUY LOCAL!When Your Money Stays in Your Community Your Local Tax Dollars Support:

Schools & Neighborhoods, Roads & Infrastructure, Police & Fire Departments and Helps Our Local Businesses Thrive!

Finishing Touches...are applied to pinewood racers

by Darrin Pigg, Troy Walker, Mark Stuart, Brett Vallier and

Jim Stuart, all of Crescent. The youngsters will be among

competitors in races to be held at 3pm July 22nd in

connection with Crescent Fun Days.

—Nonpareil, 1973

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1911 Old Lincoln Hwy. • (712) 227-0027

Hours: Tuesday - Friday...11am to 4pmSaturday...8am to 4pm

Fresh wholesome meals and gourmet desserts,

utilizing local produce, cheeses, wine!

4YR. ADVERTISER!

Now Serving Beer & Wine! Stop in & try our

local Iowa selections!

Seamless Guttering

712-542-7045 • CrescentFree Estimates • Insured

[email protected]

IntroducingGutter Dome...

• Leaf & Debris System• Lifetime Guarantee to Remain Debris Free!

Offered Exclusively ThroughSeamless Guttering1YR.

ADVERTISER!

Greatest Pizza for Miles Around!Now Offering Large Take & Bake Pizzas!Taylo’s Taco Tuesday 6pm-9pm

Denny Taylo, Owner • Kella Sales, Manager545-3919 • www.DennysPlacePizza.com

HOURS: Mon-Sat: 2pm - 2amSunday: Noon til Midnight

Kitchen Open Mon-Thur til 11pm, Fri-Sat til 1am, Sun til 10pmFREE Pool All Day Sunday’s!

DENNY’S PLACE735 Old Lincoln Hwy. • Crescent

13YR. ADVERTISER!

CRESCENT FEED STORE & MORE712-227-0220 • Next Door to PO

ADM Alliance Livestock Feed • Pigeon SuppliesDiamond Pet Foods • Glo For Life Horse FeedAnimal Supplies • Fresh Eggs • Baby Chicks

New Items From Wild Rose Farms:Honey, Herb Seasonings, Vinegar and Jams!

M-F: 10am-6pm • Sat: 9am-12pm

Garage Gorilla’sGarage & Home Cleanups • Condos & Apartments

Old Appliances & Junk Hauled

Mike Green, Chief Gorilla402-981-1451

[email protected]. Box 305 • Crescent, IA 51526

Don’t monkey around, give us a call!

Mike Green [email protected]

P.O. Box 305 • Crescent, IA 51526

Green Renovations

SidingRoofing

Guttering Remodeling • Windows • Doors

Hail Damage Repair

1YR. ADVERTISER!

1YR. ADVERTISER!

Licensed & Insured • Free Estimates

Emergency Services Available!

LLC

1110 Hwy 183 • Crescent, IA712- 545-3470

13YR. ADVERTISER!

Indoor & Outdoor Storage From Furniture to Vehicles

Storage rescent Storage

Sharon Oamek • 402-690-9252www.HoneyCreekCreamery.com

Honey Creek Creamery, Inc. 25593 Old Lincoln Hwy •Honey Creek

Art i san Goat Cheese Made in the Loess H i l l s

Living Loess MemberOpen House Every Third Saturday

Other Tours by Appointment

Crescent View Bed & Breakfast

15 Minutes from Downtown [email protected]

Carol Meduna • Innkeeper712-227-0051 • 402-616-7496

Reasonable Rates • Free Estimates • Gift Cards AvailableCall Jody at (402) 968-5484

Regular or One-Time ServiceSpring Cleaning or Special Occasions

10YR. ADVERTISER!

WES MILLER OFC: 712-545-3657 20 Years in Business CELL: 402-657-8662

Basement Floors • Garages • Driveways • Flat WorkResidential & Commercial • Insured

CONCRETE, INC. 1018 Old Lincoln Hwy. • Crescent

H&M

HENRY’S DINER 836 Old Lincoln Hwy.

712-545-3600

Nothin’ Finer!Chicken • Steaks • Seafood

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner13YR. ADVERTISER!

Professional Dog & Cat GroomingWe Care About Your Pet

CRESCENT COUNTRY GROOMINGVeterinarian Recommended12YR.

ADVERTISER!Boarding Available forAll Size Dogs & Cats!

Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Pom, Lyrical, Pointe, Tumbling, Clogging, ZUMBA!

Group, family and pre-payment discounts available.

Zumba resumes September 5th! Mon’s 7-8pm & Thur’s 6-7pm. As low as $20/month No sign-up fee!

Across from Beautiful Bayliss Park

510 1st Ave. • Council Bluffs712-323-5865

Sandy McManigal • 712-545-3785

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Crescent • (712) 227-0101

New Mexican Monday’s!

Now Open Sunday’s12pm to 10pm

Cocktail Hour: Mon-Fri: 11am to 6pm

1120 Old Lincoln Hwy. • CrescentWednesday thru Sunday

Call or Check our Website for Hours.Www.LoessHillsVineyardAndWinery.com

(712) 545-3054

Loess Hills Vineyard & Winery

Closed Mon. & Tues. Additional Hours by Appointment

Shawn Shea545-4455545-3684

1919 Old Lincoln Hwy.Crescent

12YR. ADVERTISER!

7YR. ADVERTISER!

Call today to book your session or to schedule your wedding or event consultation!

Ph: 712-227-0087Web: PhotosByJackiO.com

Email: [email protected]

Photos by Jackio

3YR. ADVERTISER!

1YR. ADVERTISER!

Meyer Automotive

Complete Auto Repair

Ask for Todd 712-545-3228

816 Old Lincoln Hwy. • Crescent

12YR. ADVERTISER!

YARD ENTERPRISES17111 Lime Kiln Rd. • Crescent

CALL BOB YARD AT 712-352-3840Www.YardEnterprises.com

Since 1986

8YR. ADVERTISER! WELDING

FABRICATION REPAIRCNC PLASMA CUTTING

WOODLAND COMMUNITY BIBLE CHURCHPastor Jim Henry

Ofc: 712-325-0613

Sunday School 9:45 a.m.Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.21032 Old Lincoln Hwy

Crescent, IA 51526 3YR. ADVERTISER!

Mobile Agricultural Equipment RepairPerformance Engine Building & Tuning

Air Conditioning • Electrical • Cooling SystemsHydraulic Hoses • Transmission • Engine Repair

Fabrication & Design

Unleashed Performance

Call Dennis Hough at (402) 305-7295We Build the Best & Fix the Rest!

3YR. ADVERTISER!

Capture that new bundle of joy, the bond of sisterhood, the love of your life, a furry friend, a special someone who’s just past or each one of grandma’s pride and joy in a unique, free-form fingerprint pendant charm made from their fingerprints. Price: $65

Thumbprint Pendant Kits

Call (402) 968-5484

Commercial • Residential • Installation & RepairAll Makes • Maintenance Contracts

Free Estimates • Licensed & Insured • Snow Removal

JIM THOMPSEN • 545-3252 • 680-2318

12YR. ADVERTISER!

402-301-5678 • [email protected]

Tailored Kneads

Carrie SolonLicensed Massage Therapist

Local Corporate Chair Massage Provider

Massage Fit Just For You

RCK HOLDINGS, INC.23229 Old Lincoln Hwy

Crescent, IA 51526Boat Repair: All Makes, All Models

Trailer Repair: Metal, Welding, PaintingHauling: Rock, Sand, Dirt, Skidsteer, Grading

RAY MEHAFFY402-981-1146 • 712-545-9252

Retaining WallsPatio Pavers

13YR. ADVERTISER!

Brian Shea • 402-968-7432

20270 Old Lincoln Highway

2YR. ADVERTISER!

Happy Hour 3-6pm $2 domestic bottles

Reverse Happy Hour 9-11pm $1.50 domestic drawsFree Popcorn, Pool plus

$1.50 16oz cans of PBR’s All Day Every Day!

Open Volleyball Courts Tues & Thur Evenings

Reception Hall Available for Rent Graduation • Wedding

Anniversary • Birthday Party!

THE MILE AWAY HALL & TAVERN

712-322-2027 • TheMileAway.com

1961 Hwy 30 • Missouri Valley

Junction CafePetro Mart Travel Plaza

Breakfast Buffet Daily 7-2pmWednesday is “Fried Chicken Day”

Specials! 11-Close10% Senior Discount!

Thursday is Double Discount Day!Children under 5 Eat Free! w/adult meal

Awesome Soup & Salad Bar!Free Private Party Room Call to ReserveRestaurant & C-Store Open Daily at 7am.

The

Dave & Cyndi Schlorff 712-642-3641

[email protected]

Specializing in...

NEWLocation!NewNumber!

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Scientists have performed a surgi-cal operation on a single living cell, using a needle that is just a few millionths of a meter wide.

There a re more Ro l l s -Royces in Hong Kong than anywhere e l se in the wor ld.

The average pregnancy of an Indian elephant lasts 650 days.

If you head directly south from Detroit, the first foreign country you will enter is Canada.

Reno, Nevada, is farther west than Los Angeles, California.

Lobsters can regenerate legs, claws, and antennae. In fact, they will sometimes do so intentionally in order to escape a dan-gerous situation.

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the smallest dog ever recorded was a 2.8-inch-tall York-shire terrier.

CBS was the first television net-work to use instant replay. It introduced the playback during an Army vs Navy American football game on December 7th, 1963.

Hotel heiress sisters, Paris and Nicky Hilton are each expected to inherit $30 million. Retired NBA star, Shaquille O’Neal wears a size 22 shoe.

The ubiquitous Nike swoosh was devised by University of Oregon student Carolyn Davidson in 1964. She was originally paid $35 In 1983, she was in-vited back to a company luncheon where she was presented with an undisclosed amount of company stock and a diamond ring engraved with the logo.

Prince Charles has launched his own line of shampoos and conditioners under his company Duchy Originals.

Only 6 percent of the Beatle’s auto-graphs in circulation are estimated to be real.

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