Opinion Tribune (Newspaper) - October 27, 1999, Glenwood, Iowa Vol. 135, No. 43 October 27, 1999, IA 26 Pages 1 1 1 Glenwood Mayoral Candidates I WO OI whooping cough in Mills County Clare Bangs Age 50 Native of Graduate of Farragut High On schedule to complete B.S. with a major in management from Bellevue in May of 2000. Currently employed by Food Married to wife Vickie for 29 One and one Glenwood mayor for past 2 1/2 years after serving four years on city Greg Schultz Age 29 Native of Graduate of Schleswig High School and University of South Currently employed as police officer for the City of Council Former officer for South Dakota Highway Patrol and Glenwood Police Married to Brandee for five One 18 No previous political I m m tJ IBs il I Ill ill 8 ill City Elections - Tuesday Nov. 2 Glenwood Candidates - Clare Bangs and Greg City Allan Ron Bales and Layne Parks all running unopposed for three Silver City Candidates - Jeff Carper and John City Council Michael Deanna Betty Richard James Emerson Candidates - Herbert J. Sr. and Aldena City Council Lloyd Hedlund and Richard L. Malvern Candidates - Karl City Council Cheri Dwain Pelzer and Cheryl Pacific Junction Candidates - James City Council Patricia Fred Peg Dennis Diane Henderson Candidates - William City Council Charlie Curtis Taylor and Gene Hastings Candidates - Lyle Arthur Goodwin and Ronald City Council Guy Gay James Eva Mamie Paul Harold Marcia Gail Kruse and Shelly Mayor Candidate Questions Why are you seeking past two years has been a very busy but productive period for the For all that has been accomplished there is still much to be I am seeking re-election to keep Glenwood moving There are several projects that have been started that I would like to see am seeking the mayor's position for several I want to do all that I can to make and keep Glenwood a great community to live in. I want to ensure that my family has a safe place to grow up in. I want to be part of the community and this seemed like a way to make a difference and keep Glenwood a great community into the next What will be some of the major confronting Glenwood as we approach the 21st our close proximity to the Bluffs many of the problems and issues they have will effect us in the near One of the Please see Mayoral Pg. 3 Two additional cases of have been confirmed in Mills One is a first grade student at Northeast Elementary and the other is a staff member at West Their were similar to a cold or They have received appropriate treatment and are doing well at this Mills County Public Health and Glenwood Community School officials are following the recommendations of Dr. Patricia an epidemiologist at the Iowa Department of Public for those children who have been exposed to the Your child may be at risk if they have been in close contact Meth Lab arrests in Glenwood On Oct. 23 two Mills County residents were arrested for manufacturing Acting on an anonymous tip to the Narcotics Task Force officers from the Southwest Iowa Narcotics Force and Mills County Sheriffs Office conducted an investigation at 63651 Levi Road in rural Arrested on the scene was renter of the 29-year-old Paul Clinton and 29-year-old Scott Lee Tyler of Council Both men were charged with one count of possession with intent to deliver a Class C one count of manufacturing a Class C and one count of possession of a a Class D Both men are being held in the Mills County jail and each has a bond of Task force officers credit the anonymous tip with bringing about the arrest and urge anyone with information on illegal drug activity to call the hot with an individual who has spending more than 20 or more hours together each If your child is a close he/she will need to take preventive antibiotic treatment in order to prevent them from acquiring whooping The nurses at Glenwood Schools and the Mills County Public Health Nurses will be collecting follow-up information on all close Families of all children who are enrolled in Glenwood Community Schools have received information and Family members are encouraged to contact their private physician for Photo by Jason Feldmann He did the Monster Mash Bret Wilson is just one of the many people who will be working the annual Haunted House fundraiser this week at the old school house in Pacific The Glenwood after prom committee is sponsoring the The house will be open from 7-10:30 p.m. on Oct. 28, 29, 30 and 31. Admission is with all proceeds going to the prom A teen costume dance will be held Oct. 30 from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. Admission is for the dance or for both the dance and the haunted Volunteers are still For more information call Donna Lovely at 622-8341 or Kathy Denham at 527-4666. Missouri Opry coming to town A popular country western band from the Ozarks of Missouri will perform Nov. 4, at Glenwood Community High The Missouri based at a theater in Osage performs more than 150 shows a Their show in Glenwood is being held in conjunction with a spaghetti dinner being prepared by the Glenwood Rotary Proceeds from the event will be donated to the Mills County Love Tree Habitat For Humanity and the Keg Creek Walking Created by popular Ozarks entertainer Jerry the Missouri Opry has been Photo by Jason Feldmann Country western The Missouri will perform Nov. 4 at Glenwood Community High The show will be held in conjunction with a spaghetti dinner prepared by the Glenwood Rotary audiences for 14 Their show is geared to all age Their music ranges from some of the newest country hits to some of country's golden oldies by Hank Williams and Eddy The show also includes fast bluegrass featuring a banjo and the rendition of the Blossom Rock-n-roll music lovers won't be disappointed when they hear the to the Even has been known to make an appearance in the The Missouri traditional finale is a special patriotic salute to who has performed on stage with some of the biggest names in serves as the master of vocalist and The Missouri Opry show begins at 7:30 p.m. The spaghetti dinner will take place from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The ticket price for the show and spaghetti dinner is Advanced tickets are available from all Glenwood Rotarians and at both Glenwood State Bank and Mills County State GMS students talk with NASA astronaut By Jason Assistant Editor Glenwood Middle School students got a chance to talk with NASA astronaut and Iowa native Peggy A. Whitson on Oct. 20 over the Iowa Communications Network Sue other schools from across the state Glenwood for the planned hour-long session via satellite from the Johnson Space Center in Technical shortened the period to just a little over 30 but each was given the opportunity to ask Dr. Whitson two Before the questions began Dr. Whitson presented a slide show examining different parts of the intricacies of lift-off and pictures from During the question and answer one of the 18 Glenwood students present asked Dr. Whitson what he could do to prepare himself to fly a space you need to focus on math and science Dr. Whitson Which is sound advice when you consider Dr. Whitson's educational After receiving a bachelor of arts degree in from Iowa Wesleyan College in 1981, she worked for a doctorate in biochemistry from Rice University in 1985. Although she has never been in space Dr. Whitson has spent time in Russia training astronauts for space Other questions ranged from seeing volcanoes in space to feeling claustrophobic in outer Dr. Whitson will finally reach space on the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission aboard the shuttle Endeavor with a launch date planned for January 13, 2000. The Bottom Line Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday Remember to set your clocks back one hour before going to bed Saturday Enjoy the extra hour of sleep Sunday Alert During the late mght hours of Oct. 2 extensive damage was caused to farm machinery on a farm south of A John Deere combine and tractor as well as a grain all belonging to Marion were driven into a At the same time and a grain auger belonging to Fredrick Mulholland was Anybody with information is encouraged to call Mills County at 800-852-3235. You do not have to give your You will be given a number and if your information leads to the arrest and conviction of the people responsible you could be eligible for a Red Cross Bloodmobile coming to Glenwood The Red Cross bloodmobile is coming to Glenwood High School on Nov. 3. Volunteers will be there from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and will be held in the You must be at least 17-year- old on or before the date and weigh 110 pounds or It's important to eat a good breakfast and drink plenty of fluids on the day of the be sure to bring your identification to the and know your social security number and the names of any medications you are Police arrest possible suicide suspect On Sunday afternoon while in the process of executing an arrest warrant for domestic the Glenwood Police Dept. was made aware that the defendant named in the warrant was possibly After gathering futher information on the the Pottawattamie County Emergency response team was contacted to assist in the warrant Successful negotiations were conducted at a residence in Glenwood and the Brian age 27, of was taken into custody by the response Glenwood Weather Report Oct. 18 Oct. 19 Oct. 20 Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Oct. 23 Oct. 24 Weather Service Courtesy of HI LO 54 27 0.00 60 32 0.00 52 25 0.00 68 25 0.00 60 29 0.00 49 20 0.00 61 27 0.00
