Thursday, December 12, 2013
N/Warren Town and County News
Page Seven
HILL RE-ELECTED IOWA FARM BUREAU
Craig Hill of Milo was at the county level. He was
re-elected president of the involved in various posi-
Iowa FarmBureau Feder- tions with the Warren
ation (IFBF) atthe organi- County Farm Bureau
zation's 95th annual meet- board of directors. In 1989,
ing in Des Moines. Dele- he was elected as the Dis-
gates also re-elected three trict 8 representative on
district directors to the the state board of direc-
board. They include Doug tors. He then served as the
Gronau of Vail, Nick organization's vice presi-
Podhajsky of Traer and dent from 2001-2011 be-
Calvin Rozenboom of Os- fore being elected presi-
kaloosa, dent.
Hill's service to the As president, Hill
Iowa Farm Bureau started serves as chairman of the
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board of FBL Financial
Group, Inc and serves on
the American Farm Bu-
reau board of directors. In
addition, he serves on the
Rain & Hail LLC board of
directors.
Throughout his years
on the IFBF board, Hill has
been involved in a variety
of projects. He was instru-
mental in the development
of Revenue Assurance, a
revenue-based crop insur-
ance for corn and soybean
farmers. He also served as
the first chairman of the
Iowa Ag State Group,
which consists of repre-
sentatives from all sectors
of Iowa's agriculture, and
on the U.S. Grains Coun-
Cil. Hill was also appoint-
ed to Governor Vilsack's
Strategic Planning Council
in 1999 to help Iowa pre-
pare for the future of our
state in 2010. In 2003, the
AFBF named Hill to a 23-
member national commit-
tee, Making Agriculture
Productive and Profitable
(MAPP). The committee
develops policy options
for Farm Bureau to consid-
er.
He and his wife, Patti,
have two children. Their
son, Adam, is involved on
the family grain and live-
stock operation. Their
daughter, Abbie, is an as-
sociate attorney with
Gross & Welch in Omaha,
NE.
Nine delegates were
elected to represent Iowa
at the AFBF annual meet-
ing in San Antonio, TX,
January 12-15, 2014. They
include: IFBF President
Craig Hill, Vice President
Joe Heinrich of Maquoke-
ta, Doug Boland of Will-
iamsburg, Cal Rozenboom
of Oskaloosa, Dallas
Johnston of Kent, Dave
Kronlage of Dyersville,
Gary Rayhons of Garner,
Paul Gieselman of Morn-
Ing Sun and Dan Chism of
Emmetsburg.
Dave Seil of Gowrie
(Webster County) was
elected to a three-year
term on the IFBF internal
study committee. The in-
ternal study committee
serves as a liaison between
the county Farm Bureau
voting delegates and the
state board of directors.
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Norwalk Area Chamber of
Commerce Fall Event
Amanda Reid-Raper and Cyndie Strawn with City
State Bank taking a turn at spinning the wheel. Photo
submitted.
THANK YOU to our Many Sponsors for their dona-
tions to this event.
$175+
Norwalk Ready Mix, Norwalk Lions Club, Acceler-
ated Rehab-Norwalk, The Wright Storage, Community
Bank, Des Moines Truck Brokers, Norwalk Living Maga-
zine, Ted Lare Design Build, Echo Valley Country Club
and Fareway
$100 - $174
4 Season's Fundraising, Casey's General Store, Con-
sumer Credit of D.M Eggers Bilt Homes, Four Seasons
Auto Wash, Hillyard of Des Moines, Indoff Business
Products, Lane Insurance, Echo Electric Suppl) Scott's
Foods, N/Warren Town & County News, Norwalk Nurs-
ing & Rehab, UnityPoint Clinic-Norwalk, McGowen,
Hurst, Clark & Smith P.C Re/Max American Dream
Realt) Hopkins & Huebner P. C Norwalk Athletic
Boosters and Dr. Lori & Brad Miller
Under $100
Capital City Fruit, Medicap Pharmac Norwalk Fam-
ily Dentistr A Bill Wrl:ght, Legacy Golf Course, Marketa
Oliver, Holmes Chevrolet, Covered Bridges Winer36 City
State Bank, Howling Hills Canine Campus, Massages
by Misty and Standridge Group
Thank you to Andy Mogle's Culinary Arts Class, to
Kelly Cortum for the use of The Wright Place, to the
Volunteers who helped at the Event and to Covered
Bridges Winery & Prairie Moon Winery. Special thank
you to Nicole Smith and Amanda Reid-Raper.
Good Samaritan's New Facility
Good Samaritan Society - Indianola is opening a new post-acute care unit called
Main Street. The unit includes 20 private rooms for short term rehabilitation.
Main Street is a simulated community used to help patients function in real-life
situations. It also has a therapy room. Patients can build endurance and regain inde-
pendence so they can resume their lives. Main Street modules include a putting green,
workbench with tools, garden, front stoop, kitchen, washer and dryer and grocery
store. These areas incorporate obstacles such as steps and uneven surfaces to assist
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Main Street enhances the well-established rehabilitation program offered at Good
Samaritan Society - Indianola and is the only facility of its kind in central Iowa.
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