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Students of the Week
Andrea Maxwell
By Carrie Butler
This week's high school "Student of
the Week" is a Woodbury Central
freshman, Andrea Maxwell. Her key-
boarding teacher Mr. Manker chose
her.
Mr. Manker said that Andrea is the
"fastest and the most accurate" typist of
all his classes even though she is in
basic keyboarding. She reaches 70 or
more words per minute.
"Andrea is a super young lady," said
Mr. Manker. "She is a first class stu-
"dent."
Brian Hamman
By gei~ P~eiers'en• i •
Brian Hamman, an eighth grader at
WC, was chosen by Mr. Royer for his
great quiz grades and class leadership.
"Brian has had excellent effort this
quarter in algebra," said Mr. Royer.
"He is setting a great example for his
classmates."
Art Festival
by Carrie Butler
Woodbury Central will host its '99
• Fine.#als Festival May 13th from 5:00
8:00 p.m.
°~ "I'm excited to go and I hope it's a
~reat turnout," said senior Travis Kray=
~nhagen.
.~ Supper will be available from 4:30-7
~,i~.m. Hosted by the high scliool teach-
.ers, it will include taverns or hot dogs,
~hips, ice cream bars and soda. Cost is
Artwork on display will include that
i~om kindergartners through 12th grad-
i.trs; it will also include student projects
~om the industrial art, home economics
and TAG classes.
WC's music students will also be in-
volved; the jazz band will perform, and
students from WC's 2nd, 3ra,
4th, 6th
and 7th grades will sing.
Later that evening, students will cele-
brate with an awards ceremony, and an
activity recognition program.
Junior High ,Track News
Woo~l~ry Central's Junior High track
)
i
squads traveled to Lawton, AWil 30; to
participate in the Lawton-Bronson In,
vitational. The J-H girls finished 4th
out of 8 teams with 61 points, and the
boys placed 6th with 43,5 points. Place
winners are as follows:
GIRLS:
lst: C. Manker,400 hurdles, B.
Manker 1500m, 4 x 400 relay (Stubbs,
Smith, Kai, Bader).
2nd : 4 x 800 relay (I. Guthridge, J.
Guthridge, McElrath, Smith), 4 x 200
relay (Kai, Smith, Cope, Rundall), 800
medley (I. Guthridge, J. Guthridge,
Kai, McElrath).
4th: 150Ore, Cooper.
'5th: Shot put, Kuebler, Long Jump,
Kai, Shuttle Hurdle (Avery, Havlieek,
Fetterman, Bader).
6th: 7 Flight Hurdles, Fetterman
BOYS:
2rid: Discus, Scheelh~se, High Jump,
Schipper, 4 x 100 relay (Schipper,
Scheelhaas¢, C Lloyd, Walker).
,3rd: 400m, C. Lloyd,
~4tli: Discus, Martens, 10Ore, Wis-
niewski, 4 x 400 relay, (Hamman, Bro-
samle, Quillen, Lambert). .....
5th: 4 x 200 (Wisniewski~ Ooillen,
Phipps, Nash), 8OO medley, (Ferguson,
Pearson, Martens, Montange).
" 6th: Long Jump: Pearson
The boy's 4 x 800 made up of Kyle '
Lloyd, Dirk Brosamle, Brian Hamman,
and Taylor Lambert broke the school
record in the event by over31 seccmds
" Use Record Classifieds
WC School District
Recognizes Board Members
The Woodbury Central Community
School District is joining with other
communities throughout Iowa to honor
its elected school board members dur-
ing School Board Recognition Week,
May 9-15. This year's theme, "[waders
for Learning," recognizes that Iowa's
volunteer school board members are
community leaders who focus on stu-
dent achievement.
Serving on the local school board are
Harry Jahn, Joyce Kizzier, Roger Wil-
son, Roger Klingensmith, Pat Rogers,
Jerry Steffen and Brian Sadler. Your
• school board is making a difference for
students. Take time to say thanks.
Senior Interview
James Wingert
by Josh Corbin
James Jay Wingert was born on
March 29.1980 in Sioux City to Loren
and Barb Wingert of Moville. He has
three older sisters: Melissa, Marcella
and Molly.
Jim enjoyed a number of activities
during his high school career such as
football, 4 years; wrestling, 4 years;
track, 2 years. He was selected to the
National Honor Society as a senior.
When Jim was asked who has sup-
ported him the most as he was growing
up, he said his parents were always
there when he needed them.
Jim's most disappointing moment was
when the football team lost to River
Valley during his senior year. His pet
peeve is when people chew with their
mouths open; his bad habit is biting his
nails.
Jim's favorite year of high school is
his senior year "because it is his last."
His greatest fear is to be shot.
If one were to look for Jim, he would
most likely be found eating pizza and
watching Tommy Boy, which stars his
favorite actor Chris Farley. He also
enjoys other activities, like watching
"Whose line is it anyway," playing
football or watching wrestling. His
favorite class is C.A.D. (Com-
puter-Aided Drafting.)
Jim said he will miss his high school
friends, and he will always remember
going to the State Wrestling Duals.
Jim's plans after high school include
going to college and, in l0 years, living
somewhere other than Moville and
working at a good job.
Jim's advice is " Have fun. Life's too
short."
Girls Track
By Adam Lloyd
On April 29m the WC high school
track girls participated in a Maple Val-
ley-Anthon Oto track meet. WC scored
57 points, and placed 5th of 7 teams.
Some of the personal bests were tal-
lied by junior Shelly Brosamle in the
400 meter low hurdles, freshman Jenni-
fer Kunkel in the 800 m. run and the
4x 100-relay team.
"We performed better overall, and i
think we will peak at the right time,
during Conference and Districts," said
Kevin Ktamper, the girl's track coach.
"Our handoffs were great and we are
starting to put things together."
Taking 1~ place was Kunkel in the
1500-meter race with a time of 5:12.5•
She also placed 2"0 in the 800-meter
race; her time was 2:33.4.
The distance medley also placed 2"d
with a time of 4:47.4. The team con-
sisted of juniors Jill Kuebler and
Carissa Cooper, and freshmen Emily
Nash and Kunkel.
WC placed third in a number of
events. Placing 3'~ was the 4x400 team,
(Kuebler, freshmen Andrea Maxwell
and Jessica Sweers, and junior April
Buckley), with a time of 4:51.9. Also in
this spot was Cooper in the 400-meter
race (1:10.1); sophomore Brianne
Tabke, who threw the discus 90'4;" and
Buckley in the 3000m (14:13.). Taking
third also was the 4x800 m. relay team
(12:15.4); these runners included
Maxwell, Sweers and juniors Kim
Dixon and Shelly Brosamle.
Placing 4th was the sprint medley
team: junior Jill Harmes, Nash, Kuebler
and Cooper; its time was 2:09.7.
In 5t~ place the 4x100 ran a 58.29
with freshmen Stacy Lloyd, Jenny
Janssen and juniors Rita Foster and
Harmes. Lloyd took 5th with her high
jump of 4'6", and the 4x200 ran 2:08.4
with sophomores Nicole Hesse and
junior Carny Havlicek, plus Janssen
and Foster.
In 6th place was Shelly Brosamle with
a 1.27,9 in the 400 low hurdles.
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Public Notice
NOTICE OF HEARING AND LETTING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Sealed
proposals will be received by the Wood-
bury Central Community School District,
at 408 South 4th Street, Moville, Iowa
51039, until 4:00 p.m., on the 25th day
of May, 1999, for the construction and/or
installation of the following improve-
ments:
Temporar~ Air Conditioning
Elementary Classrooms
Woodbury Central Community School
Moville, Iowa
all in accordance with the plans and
specifications now on file with the
Woodbury Central Community School
Distnct and available from Pulley and
Associates, Inc., 1105 Grand Avenue,
Suite 100, West Des Moines, Iowa.
Work will include mechanical equip-
ment, installation of equipment, electri-
cal power distribution and equipment
connections for temporary air condi-
tioning provision in eleven elementary
classrooms.
NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN: That the
Owner will meet at Woodbury Central
Community School District on the 25th
day of May, 1999 at 7:00 p.m. for a
hearing on the proposed plans, specifi-
cations and form of contract and cost of
said improvements, and for action upon
proposals received in accordance with
law and the specifications.
The award of Contract may be made
by the Woodbury Central Community
School District to the lowest responsible
bidder. The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids, or any part thereof.
By virtue of statutory authority, a pref-
erence will be given to products and
provisions grown and coal produced
within the State of Iowa, and to Iowa
domestic labor
Woodbury Central Community
School District
Thomas Cooper
Supenntandent
Pu~blished in the Moville Record
Thursday, April 28, May 6 and May 13,
1999.
Woodbury County
Board Proceedings
APRIL 20, 1999
FORTIETH MEETING OF THE
WOODBURY COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors met on
Tuesday, April 20, 1999 at 9:00 A.M.
Board members present were Batchel-
ler, Boykin, Walish, and Welte. Clausen
was absent. Staff members present
were Nancy Hedge, Board Administra-
tive Coordinator, Diane Swoboda Peter-
son, Deputy Recorder.
The Claims were approved as pre-
sented.
Meeting called to order.
Motion by Weite second by Batcheller
to approve the Board minutes of April
13, 1999 as submitted. Carded 4-0.
Motion by Batcheller second by Welte
SlON OF WOODBURY COUNTY,
IOWA HAS RECOMMENDED THE
ACCEPTANCE AND APPROVAL OF
SAID PLAT; AND
WHEREAS, THE COUNTY ENGI-
NEER OF WOODBURY COUNTY,
IOWA HAS RECOMMENDED THE
ACCEPTANCE AND APPROVAL OF
SAID PLAT.
NOW THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS
HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE
WOODBURY COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS, WOODBURY
COUNTY, STATE OF IOWA, THAT
THE PLAT OF DEERVIEW ADDITION
TO WOODBURY COUNTY~ IOWA, BE,
AND THE SAME IS HEREBY AC-
CEPTED AND APPROVED, AND THE
CHAIRMAN AND SECRETARY OF
THE WOODBURY COUNTY BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS, WOODBURY
COUNTY, STATE OF IOWA, ARE
HEREBY DIRECTED TO FURNISH TO
THE OWNERS AND PROPRIETORS A
CERTIFIED COPY OF THIS RESOLU-
TION AS REQUIRED BY LAW.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 20TH
DAY OF APRIL, 1999
WOODBURY COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
COPY FILED.
The Public Hearing and sale of prop-
erty to Plymouth Block Development
Co., L.C. only to clear a possible cloud
on title of property was held at 10:15
A.M. The Chairman called on anyone
wishing to be heard on said sale.
Motion by Welte second by Walish to
close the Public Hearing on the sale of
property to Plymouth Block Develop-
ment Co., L.C. only as there was no one
present wishing to be heard on said
sale. Carried 4-0.
Motion by Batcheller second by Walish
to accept bid for property from Plymouth
Block Development Co., L.C. or~ly for
$1.00 and other valuable considerations
plus recording fees. Carried 4-0.
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS OF WOODBURY
COUNTY, IOWA: #9184
BE IT RESOVED by the Board of
Supervisors of Woodbury County,
Iowa, that the offer at public auction
of:
PLYMOUNT BLOCK DEVELOP-
MENT CO., LC.
In the sum of ONE AND NO/100
($1.00) Dollars AND OTHER VALU-
ABLE CONSIDERATIONS for the fol-
lowing described real estate to wit:
Lot Seven (7), Lot Eight (8), Lot nine
(9), Ten (10), Eleven (11) and Twelve
(12) in Block Twenty-five (25) of Mid-
dle Sioux City Addition, City of Sioux
City, Woodbury County, Iowa (DEED
ISSUED TO LIFT POSSIBLE CLOUD
ON THE TITLE)
now and included in and forming a
part of the City of Sioux City, Iowa,
'the same is hereby accepted; said
amount being a sum LESS than the
amount of the general taxes, inter-
ests, costs and penalties against the
said real estate.
BE IT RESOLVED that payment le
due by close of business on the day
of passage of this resolution or this
sale is null and void and this resolu-
tion shall be rescinded.
BE IT RESOLVED that per code of
to approve the minutes of Executive Iowa Section 569.8(3 & 4), a parcel
Session of April 13, 1999 as submitted:,= the County holds by tax deed shall
~Carried 4-0. ' "'~ ='not be assessed or taxed until trans-
There was open discussion period #erred and upon transfer of a parcel
held by the Board.
The Board approved the separation of
Arthur D. Detches, Custodian, Building
Services, effective 4/23/99. Copy filed.
The Board approved the reclassifica-
tion of Sydney C. Engle, Legal Secre-
tary III, County Attorney, @$12•41/hr.,
effective 4/23/99. Per AFSCME Court
House Contract agreement, from Grade
6, Step 4 to Grade 6, Step 5. Copy
flied.
The Board approved the appointment
of Dawn R. Anderson, Vital Statistics,
Clerk II, County Auditor/Recorder,
@$8.63/hr., effective 4/26/99. Job va-
cancy posted: 3/3/99. Entry level sal-
an/: $8.63/hr. Copy filed.
The Board approved the appointment
of Randi D. Campbell, Records Clerk III,
County Shenff, @$11.58/hr., effec-
tive5/03/99. In-House Posting: 3/31/99
Per AFSCME Contract agreement, from
Grade 3, Step 6 to Grade 6, Step 3.
Copy filed.
The Board approved the end of proba-
tion of Jeffery L. King, Assistant Building
Supenntendent, Building Services,
@$32,394/yr., effective 5/03/99. End of
6 month probation.
Motion by Welte second by Batcheller
to authorize Chairman Pro tern to sign
the Authorization to Initiate Hiring Proc-
ess for a Clerk/Typist, County Shenff,
AFSCME Courthouse/Grade 3, Step 1:
$8.22/hr. and a Custodian, Building
Services, AFSCME Courthouse/Grade
1, Step 1: $7.35/hr. Carried 4-0. Copy
filed.
JD Pellersels, Human Resources will
come back to Board with authorization
to initiate to hire for 10 new jailer's posi-
tions as well as time line for hinng.
Motion by Batcheller second by Welte
to authorize Chairman Pro tam to sign
Final Plats for Deervlew Addition. Car-
dad 4-0. Copy filed.
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS OF WOODBURY
COUNTY, IOWA: #9183
CERTIFICATE OF BOARD OF SU-
PERVISORS' RESOLTUION
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING AND
APPROVNG DEERVIEW ADDITION
TO WOODBURY COUNTY, IOWA, A
REPLATE OF PART OF LOT THREE
OF "HARRISON'S WESTERN SUBDI-
VISION TO WOODBURYCOUNTY"
AND'~,REPLAT OF PART OF LOT
THIRTEEN OF "HARRISON'S SUBDI-
VISION TO WOODBURY COUNTY"
BOTH LOCATED IN A PART OF THE
SEll4 OF THE NEll4 OF SECTION 18,
TOWNSHIP 89 NORTH, RANGE 46
WEST OF THE 5TH PRINCIPAL ME-
RIDIAN, WOODBURY COUNTY,
IOWA.
WHEREAS THE OWNERS AND
PROPRIETORS DID ON THE 20TH
DAY OF APRIL, 1999, FILE WITH THE
WOODBURY COUNTY ZONING
COMMSSION, A CERTAIN PLAT
DESIGNATED AS DEERVIEW ADDI-
TION TO WOODBURY COUNTY,
IOWA AND,WHEREAS, IT APPEARS
THAT SAIDPLAT CONFORMS WITH
ALL OF THE PROVISIONS OF THE
CODE OF THE STATE OF IOWA AND
ORDINANCES OF WOODBURY
COUNT~ ~WITH RE~
TO'THE FILING OF SAME,
WHEREAS, THE ZONING COMMIS-
THE MOVILLE RECORD - Till
so acquired gives the purchaser free
title as to previously levied or set
taxes. Therefore, the County Treas-
urer Is requested to abate any taxes
previously levied or set on this par-
cel(s).
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that
the Chairman of this Board be and he
is hereby authorized to execute a
Quitclaim Deed for the said premises
to the said purchaser.
SO DATED this 20th day of April
1999.
WOODBURY COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Copy filed.
Motion by Welts second by Walish to
set the Public Hearing and Sale of Real
Estate Parcel #193260 on May 4, 1999
at 10:15 AM. Carried 4-0.
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS OF WOODBURY
COUNTY, IOWA: #9185
NOTICE OF PROPERTY SALE
Parcel # 193260
WHEREAS Woodbury County, Iowa
Is the owner under a tax deed of a
certain parcel of real estate described
as:
Lots One (1), Two (2), Three (3)
Block Four (4) Hamiltons Addition,
City of Sioux City, Woodbury County,
Iowa
NOW THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of
Supervisors of Woodbury County,
Iowa as follows:
1. That a public hearing on the
aforesaid proposal shall be
held on the 4th day of May,
1999, at 10:15 o'clock a.m.
in the meeting room of the
Board of Supervisors on the
first floor of the Woodbury
County Courthouse.
2. That said Board proposes
to sell the said parcel of real
estate at a public auction to
be held on the 4th day of
May, 1999, immediately fol-
lowing the closing of the
public hearing.
3. That said Board proposes
to sell the said real estate to
the highest bidder at or
above a total minimum bid
of $400.00 plus recording
fees.
4. That this resolution, pre-
ceded by the caption "No-
tice of Property Sale" and
except for this subpara-
graph 4, be published as
notice of the aforesaid pro-
posal, hearing and sale.
Dated this 20th day of April, 1999
WOODBURY COUNTY
BOARD OF
Copy filed.
Motion by Welte
set the Public
Estate Parcel #344265
at 10:16 AM, Carried4"0,
RESOLUTION OF
SUPERVI$
NOTICE OF
Parcel #
WHEREAS
is the owner under It
certain parcel of real
as:
Lot Sixteen (16)
Metropolitan Park
Sioux City, Woodbury
(2118 McKinley) E
NOW THEREFOR ,
BE IT RESOLVED
Supervisors of
Iowa as follows:
1. That a public
aforesaid
held on the
1999, at 10:
in the meetl
Board
first floor
County Cot
2. That said
to sell the
estate at a P
be held on
May, 1999,
lowing the
public heItri
3. That said
to sell
the
above a
of
fees.
4. That this
ceded by
tice of
1
YoU
"We would like to
thanks to the
Moville and its'
supporting our
your donations".
The Prom party (
Jr./Sr.
Kin
Community
Roxy's Hair House
Now Open 5 Days A Week
Roxy Moss is working
Tuesday and Friday Days and Wednesday Nights
Rosey Forch is working Thursday, Friday, and
Call Now For Appointments
876-2277
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
AMENDMENT OF CURRENT CITY BUDGET
•.,,I
The Council of the City of MOVILLE in W00DBURY C°u~lY' I°V
(name(s) of county or counties)
willn~at MOVILLE CITY HALL at7:OOp.r~ MAY 19 ,19 9__9.9 ,refits.'
(Place of meeting) (hour) (date)
purpose of amending the current budget of the city for the fiscal year ending June 30, 199._2.9, by changing estin~,,,. ~_,,a
revenue and expenditure appropnations in the following programs for the reasons given. Additional detail
is available at the city clerk's office showing revenues and expenditures by fund type and by activity.
Tax~ Laved on I~ 1
..~: Uncolleclt~l Prol~dy Tax~PLevy Year 2
Cummt PrOl~N~ l"axm 3
3etinqmnt ~ T~ 4
rlF R~ 5!
Total Budget
as certified Current
or last amended Amendment
199~827
I'991827
~herC_,it'yT~ ~ 121:000
.~m&P~rm~ 500
J=e of Money and Property 8
nt~gov=mm~t= 9
3harge~ fo~ Servicn 10
~OICiIIl, ~nt@ 1 1
~i~mous 12
Dtt~r Finanon~ Sou~ 13
total Revenue= and Other Soumm 14
18)700
126)432 7)500
16atO00
23,000
3)500
656)959 71500
147,200 3,000
88ii, 17~ II,I00
304,503 8,000
Total t
after C
J
CommunRy I:~otac~on
(po~,fira,~mt )~hting.etc) 15
Human Development
(l'maith..lib¢iry. recreatiofl .etc) 16
Home & Community Environment
(garbage,~eet,,t~,etc) 17
Policy & Admini~rittio~
(mllyor,councll,clerk.klglll.~c) 18 7 7,0 50 1 2,000 89
Non-I~nlm 19 ~
Total Expenditums , 28 6 1 6 I 9 2 7 3 a ~ 1 0 0
Lmm:
D~ S~v~ 21 36,723
Net Operating Expendltunm 23 580 I 204
Transfers Out 24
rotal Exp~r~IIturw/rmntf~ Out 25 6 1 6IIIIi 92 7 3/4 t I 00
I~wenm~ l Otter t~utcu Over ,~,
iu,~) ~p,nd~,~n'ta~f,,~ Out 26 4 0,0 3 2 ( 2 6,6 0 0 )
iii
~ Fund Bam~c~ J,uty ~ 27 7 3 3 t 3 0 9
Explanation of increases or decreases in revenue estimates, appropriations, or available cash:
Line 9.DNR funds for lagoon repair. 15.New police car ex
parks addLtional pagroll & utilities. 17.Lagoon repair & en
18. Administration payroll, taxes & utilites. All from cash ba
T~re willpe noin~easeintax~viesto ~ ~idint~ currentfiscal~arnameda~ve. Anyincreasein
expenditures setouta~vewill~metfromtheincreasednon-prope~t~revenuesand cashbalan~sn°t
budgeted or considered in this current budget. This will provide for a balanced budget.
Published in the Moville Record Thursday, May 13, 1999.
Is/
City Clerk