Page Four N/Warren Town and County News Thursday, August 2, 2012
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"ANNA"
she is giving
20% off all chemical services
S15 mews hair cuts
$25 woman's hair cut and style
The following area resi-
dents graduated from
Drake University at the
conclusion of the 2012
spring semester in Des
Moines.
From Norwalk were
Kourtney ArnOld gradu-
ated with a Bachelor of Sci-
ence in Business Adminis-
t-ration in Marketing and
Management; Shannan
Belden, graduated with a
Master of Arts in Teaching
in Secondary Education;
Ashley Hansen graduated
with a Doctor of Pharmacy
in Pharmacy; Jonathan
Lund graduated with a
Masters of Public Admin-
istration in Masters Public
Administration; Ryan
McNulty graduated with a
Bachelor of Music Educa-
tion in Music Education;
Kathleen Nolte graduated
with a Master of Science in
Teaching in Elementary
Education; Erica Stueve
graduated with a Juris
Doctor in Law; Cynthia
Snell graduated with a
Master of Science in Edu-
cation in Teacher Effective-
ness-Prof Dev and Emily
Temple graduated with a
Bachelor of Science in
Business Administration
in Entrepreneurship.
Also from Prole, Ashley
Crow graduated with a
Bachelor of Arts in Inter-
national Relations and
Nicole Pasa graduated
with a Bachelor of Arts in
Journalism and Mass
Communication in Adver-
tising Account Manage-
ment.
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday - Thursday
10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday & Saturday
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday, 1 - 5 p.m.
Closed Sundays
I NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES ]
The Norwalk Thunder 10U baseball team won the USSSA 10U AA State Silver
Championship. The Thunder went 4-0-2 in the three-day tournament. Players: Dillon
Fouts, Evan Borst, Gavin King, Brandon Chapman, Tyler Robertson, Dylan Schwery,
Lucas Taylor, Luke Lehmann, Jason Brooner and Ben Clark. Coaches: Mick FouLs,
Michael Borst, Gene Schwery and Troy Taylor. Photo submitted.
Norwalk Purple Rush Under 14 boys finished winning state after five years together.
Listed are all five coaches thathelped coach the boys through these last five years.
Back row: Travis Dineen, John Fraser, Kevin Potratz, Bill Wright, Jason Klocko and
Dave Paulsen. 2nd row: Klay Klocko, Alex Dineen, Matt Guessford, Brady Mooers,
Jake Potratz, Hunter England. 1st row: Andrew Weldon, Will Fraser, Coby Klocko, AJ
Tabatabai, Jackson Wright and Jake Paulsen. Photo submitted.
Norwalk Free Medical Clinic
Every Thursday 6 - 8 p.m. Patient registration begins
at 5:45 p.m. with last patient registration at 7 p.m.
Crossroads Church, 2601 Border St., Norwalk
515-287-8580 www.2thecrossroads.com
No Appointments Necessary.
First Come - First Served
No Cost. In-Kind Donations Accepted.
A Volunteer Healthcare Network
Activities
at the
Norwalk
Library
105I North Ave. - 981-0217
There will be no Story Time the month of August.
It will resume Tuesday, Sept. 4.
Tuesday, Aug. 7
Novel Year Book Club, 6:30 p.m. Where Did All the
Cowboys Go? looks at what it was like growing up in
rural Iowa in the 1940s. Join us tonight at the Library
for a facilitated discussion of this 2011 book by Joe
Millard.
From the Publisher
Political "Letters to the Editor"
It is once again time to remind candidates, their cam-
paign managers and supporters that all political ads
must be paid in advance of publication in the N/Warren
Town and County News and all other sister papers.
In the past, we have received Letters to the Editor
supporting candidates for various offices. These will not
be printed as a Letter to the Editor, but will be accepted
as a paid political advertisement. Our policy for politi-
cal ads is they MUST be paid for in advance. The ad
must also carry a disclaimer with the name of the per-
son paying for the letter/ad. The cost will be the same as
for any of our advertising, $4.25 per column inch.
Letters/ads expressing pro- or con-sentiments for ei-
ther candidates or issues that the public will be voting
on during an official election will fall into this category
and must be paid in advance. As in all ads, we reserve
the right to accept or refuse any or all advertising/let-
ters.
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Vote N(:) to higher taxes
The City Council has passed a 5% Franchise Fee (tax) on gas and electric services
to ALL Norwalk RESIDENTS, BUSINESSES, CHURCHES and SCHOOLS
But citizens of Norwalk successfully petitioned for a public vote on this issue.
This increase in city taxes CAN BE STOPPED if YOU VOTE NO on August 7th.
Norwalk's tax rate ranks 57 th highest out of 947 Iowa cities.*
The tax & spend plan of city government has reached its brea king point. The Council
must make tough choices based on income it has. We all want better police, fire and
rescue protection, it is not hard to explain the benefit to us. The money to pay for it
should come from within the budget rather than forcing already-too-taxed citizens to
cover another bill.
Norwalk Residents: Vote NO to higher taxes on August 7th!!i
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