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LISTING #14541: Offering 249 acres m/l of pristine Ringgold County farmland located in sections 7, 8, and 17 of Jefferson Township.This farm is being sold in two tracts with no option to combine either tract. Tract 1 will be sold as 80 acres m/l that includes building site, dwelling and a pond. The farm is currently all in grass and hay but has been tiled and terraced. Tract 2 will be sold as 169 acres m/l. The farm is currently being used for hay and pasture and has been improved with tile and terraces. The total acres carry an average CSR2 of 46.2 and the 134 estimated tillable acres carry an average CSR2 of 47.8.

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Regular SessionJune 17, 2019

The Union County Board of Su-pervisors met in Regular Session onMonday, June 17, 2019. The meetingwas called to order at 9:00 AM withthe following members present: RonRiley, Rick Friday and DennisBrown.

AGENDA: Motion by Riley andseconded by Friday to approve theAgenda. All voting aye, motion car-ried.

MINUTES: Motion by Fridayand seconded by Riley to approve theMinutes from June 10, 2019. Allvoting aye, motion carried.

OPEN FORUM: No one spokein open forum.

PUBLIC HEARING: Motion byRiley and seconded by Friday toopen the Public Hearing at 10:10AMon Ordinance #39A Flood PlainManagement. Roll call vote: Fridayaye, Riley aye, Brown aye, motioncarried. Present were as follows:JoAnne Duckworth, Regina Smithand Raquel Linch. No commentswere received, written or orally, fromDuckworth or the Auditor's Office.Friday received a comment from Du-ane Wittstock of concerns on SectionIV and Section VIII of the Ordi-nance. Public Hearing closed at9:48AM. Seconded Reading: Mo-tion by Friday and seconded by Rileyto have a seconded reading on July 1,2019 at 9:10AM. Roll call vote: Fri-day aye, Riley aye, Brown aye, mo-tion carried.

AUDITOR'S QUARTERLY RE-PORTS: Motion by Friday and sec-onded by Riley to accept the Audi-tor's 3rd and 4th Quarterly Reports.All voting aye, motion carried.

RESIGNATION OF TOWN-SHIP TRUSTEE: Motion by Rileyand seconded by Friday to acceptwith regret the resignation of JimGarrett from the Highland TownshipTrustees effective June 30th, 2019.All voting aye, motion carried.

APPOINTMENT OF TOWN-SHIP TRUSTEE: Motion by Fridayand seconded by Riley to appointRusty Zimmerman as HighlandTownship Trustee effective July 1,2019. All voting aye, motion carried.

CLERK'S REPORT: Motion byFriday and seconded by Riley to ac-cept the June Clerk's Report. All vot-ing aye, motion carried.

VETERAN'S AFFAIRS RE-PORT: Motion by Riley and sec-onded by Friday to accept the MayVeteran's Affairs Report. All votingaye, motion carried.

DCATS-17-018 FAMILY AS-SISTANCE CONTRACT RE-NEWAL: Motion by Riley and sec-onded by Friday for the chair to signthe DCATS 17-018 Family Assis-tance Contract Renewal (a pass-through State Grant) for $45,000.All voting aye, motion carried.

COUNTY LIABILITY INSUR-ANCE QUOTE: Tom Hartsock,Carter Agency and Russ Sporer,County Risk Management Services,Inc. discussed the quote for theCounty Liability Insurance.

ENGINEER: Union County En-gineer, Zach Gunsolley, presentedand discussed the weekly mainte-nance activity report. Utility Per-mit: Motion by Riley and secondedby Friday to approve the Utility Per-mit from SIRWA to bore 1" 200lbspoly service line under Section 6 ofLincoln Township (Cherry Street).All voting aye, motion carried.Equipment Operator I Position:Motion by Riley and seconded byFriday to approve the hiring of Ma-son Fry as Equipment Operator I asrecommended by Gunsolley. Allvoting aye, motion carried.

COUNTY LIABILITY INSUR-ANCE QUOTE: Phil Tyler and De-von Leith, Tyler Insurance, discussedthe quote for the County Liability In-surance.

ADJOURNMENT: There beingno further business, the meeting wasadjourned at 2:25PM

BY: DENNIS J BROWN, CHAIRMAN

ATTEST: SANDY HYSELL, AUDITOR

Regular SessionJune 17, 2019

The Union County Board of Su-pervisors met in Regular Session onMonday, June 17, 2019. The meetingwas called to order at 9:00 AM withthe following members present: RonRiley, Rick Friday and DennisBrown.

AGENDA: Motion by Riley andseconded by Friday to approve theAgenda. All voting aye, motion car-ried.

MINUTES: Motion by Fridayand seconded by Riley to approve theMinutes from June 10, 2019. Allvoting aye, motion carried.

OPEN FORUM: No one spokein open forum.

PUBLIC HEARING: Motion byRiley and seconded by Friday toopen the Public Hearing at 10:10AMon Ordinance #39A Flood PlainManagement. Roll call vote: Fridayaye, Riley aye, Brown aye, motioncarried. Present were as follows:JoAnne Duckworth, Regina Smithand Raquel Linch. No commentswere received, written or orally, fromDuckworth or the Auditor's Office.Friday received a comment from Du-ane Wittstock of concerns on SectionIV and Section VIII of the Ordi-nance. Public Hearing closed at9:48AM. Seconded Reading: Mo-tion by Friday and seconded by Rileyto have a seconded reading on July 1,2019 at 9:10AM. Roll call vote: Fri-day aye, Riley aye, Brown aye, mo-tion carried.

AUDITOR'S QUARTERLY RE-PORTS: Motion by Friday and sec-onded by Riley to accept the Audi-tor's 3rd and 4th Quarterly Reports.All voting aye, motion carried.

RESIGNATION OF TOWN-SHIP TRUSTEE: Motion by Rileyand seconded by Friday to acceptwith regret the resignation of JimGarrett from the Highland TownshipTrustees effective June 30th, 2019.All voting aye, motion carried.

APPOINTMENT OF TOWN-SHIP TRUSTEE: Motion by Fridayand seconded by Riley to appointRusty Zimmerman as HighlandTownship Trustee effective July 1,2019. All voting aye, motion carried.

CLERK'S REPORT: Motion byFriday and seconded by Riley to ac-cept the June Clerk's Report. All vot-ing aye, motion carried.

VETERAN'S AFFAIRS RE-PORT: Motion by Riley and sec-onded by Friday to accept the MayVeteran's Affairs Report. All votingaye, motion carried.

DCATS-17-018 FAMILY AS-SISTANCE CONTRACT RE-NEWAL: Motion by Riley and sec-onded by Friday for the chair to signthe DCATS 17-018 Family Assis-tance Contract Renewal (a pass-through State Grant) for $45,000.All voting aye, motion carried.

COUNTY LIABILITY INSUR-ANCE QUOTE: Tom Hartsock,Carter Agency and Russ Sporer,County Risk Management Services,Inc. discussed the quote for theCounty Liability Insurance.

ENGINEER: Union County En-gineer, Zach Gunsolley, presentedand discussed the weekly mainte-nance activity report. Utility Per-mit: Motion by Riley and secondedby Friday to approve the Utility Per-mit from SIRWA to bore 1" 200lbspoly service line under Section 6 ofLincoln Township (Cherry Street).All voting aye, motion carried.Equipment Operator I Position:Motion by Riley and seconded byFriday to approve the hiring of Ma-son Fry as Equipment Operator I asrecommended by Gunsolley. Allvoting aye, motion carried.

COUNTY LIABILITY INSUR-ANCE QUOTE: Phil Tyler and De-von Leith, Tyler Insurance, discussedthe quote for the County Liability In-surance.

ADJOURNMENT: There beingno further business, the meeting wasadjourned at 2:25PM

BY: DENNIS J BROWN, CHAIRMAN

ATTEST: SANDY HYSELL, AUDITOR

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CLS1Creston News Advertiser | Friday, June 28, 20198A

runners. Head coach Steve Birchard took no-tice of the catalysts of the lineup Thursday night.

“That top of the order, we got nine hits out of four guys,” said Birchard of Loudon, Evan Bruce, Gillam and Bryce Fitz-gerald. “That was a good night.”

Despite the productive day at the plate where the Panthers put 15 hits on the scoreboard, Birchard feels there’s still some room to improve at the plate with some players.

“We still got some guys who are not getting real good swings on things,” said Birchard. “... We got to get a little better at that and we’ve got to get everybody on board.”

With the 13-run show-

ing, Creston had the game close back in on it-self as pitching and errors pulled Atlantic back into the ballgame.

Three runs in the sixth and four runs in the sev-enth made it interesting, but Creston was able to hold on for the win as it went through its bullpen to find the final out.

After a few errors and hard hit balls in the gap in favor of Atlan-tic, Birchard turned to Loudon to close the door on the Trojans as they threatened to even it up in the final frame.

Loudon got all three outs in the inning. His strikeout of Garrett Mc-Clean with a runner on put the exclamation point on the contest, capping it off in Creston’s favor.

“I felt pretty confident Eli could shut it down when we needed it,” said

Birchard.Keagan Smith got the

start for the Panthers, go-ing 2 1/3 innings pitched. He picked up the winning decision.

Creston now sits at 6-14 (5-7 in Hawkeye 10) and has won three of its last five games. Thurs-day’s win makes it the first time this season that Creston has won back-to-back games.Junior Varsity

Creston’s junior va-risty team was unable to match Atlantic’s JV squad, losing 8-2.

Cole Strider and Brayden Fitzgerald scored the lone two runs for the Panthers. Both got on base from walks prior to scoring.

Gage Skarda drove in Strider in the first inning for an RBI. He finished the day 0-1 with a sacri-

fice fly and a hit by pitch.Creston as a team had

one hit, coming off the bat of Kyle Strider.

UP NEXT – Creston will play again Saturday at 11 a.m. in Treynor, taking on Sioux City West and Treynor.Creston 13, Atlantic 10

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Atlantic: Collin Mullinex 3K 5BB, Garrett McClaren (4) 1K, Joe Weaver (5) 1K 1BB and Bodie Johnson. Creston: Keagan Smith 1BB, Luke Latham (3) 2K 2BB, Evan Bruce (5) 1BB, Eli Loudon (7) 1K and Gavin Gillam. W — Smith (1-5). L – Mullinex (1-1). HR — none. 3B — Cr: Eli Loudon. 2B — Atl: Chase McClaren. Cr: Gavin Gillam, Bryce Fitzgerald, Loudon. RBI — Atl: Brody O’Brien (3), McClaren (2), Gunner Kirchoff, Nathan Behrends. Cr: Bryce Fitzgerald (3), Luke Latham (2), Gillam (2), Evan Bruce, Brayton Chesnut, Keagan Smith, Brayden Fitzgerald, Loudon.

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CNA photo by LARRY PETERSON

Creston softball seniors Saige Rice, left, and Brielle Baker present gifts to outgoing activi-ties director Jeff Bevins between games against Atlantic Thursday night. Also shown are Panther assistant coach Teri Keeler and head coach Mike McCabe. Bevins, the school’s activities director for 15 years, will become the school’s I-JAG teacher. “When you think of our coach-ing staff, my fellow administrators and the sponsors of speech and music and all of those things, it’s a really good situation here. I’ve never worked with a better group of people in my 38 years in education. And the volunteers in every sport are always there. You never have to worry about having enough help here.”

BEVINS HONORED

CNA photo by TYLER HETUKeagan Smith fires off a pitch for Creston in the first inning against Atlantic. Smith pitched 2 1/3 innings Thursday, walking one Trojan batter. He earned a winning decision.

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