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p.m. at the Clear Lake Arts Center on
Friday, Nov. 6. This event is open to
the public with appetizers and a cash
bar (beer and wine). The exhibit, fea-
turing the works runs through Nov.
14 at the Clear Lake Arts Center at 17
S. 4th St., Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-
5 p.m.
Fri.-Sat.
You’ve Got Mail
Clear Lake High School drama
students will present “You’ve Got
Mail” Friday and Saturday, Nov. 6
and 7, in E.B. Stillman Auditorium.
Showtime is 7:30 p.m. You’ve Got
Mail is classic movie that is beloved by world over with their fresh arrange-
many people. The storyline has ap-
peared in a number of films through
the years. This Christmas romantic-
comedy, written by Miklos Laszlo,
will make you laugh and may also
make you cry. Tickets are $5 and may
be purchased in advance at the high
school office.
Sunday
Coin show
The North Iowa Coin & Stamp
Show is Sunday, Nov. 8, at the Best
Western Holiday Lodge on Highway
18 in Clear Lake. Sponsored by the
COUNCIL
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of 800 hours of sick leave (848 pub-
lic safety personnel). Intersested em-
ployees would have to provide written
notice of their intent and meet certain
criteria to retire by Nov. 30, 2015 and
then retire by Dec. 31, 2015.
Also approved by a vote of 5-0
was to sell the S. 3rd Street property.
Southern Minnesota Coin & Stamp
Club Association, the annual, free ad-
mission event will be from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. The venue is wheelchair ac-
cessible. A dozen dealers will buy, sell
and trade. There will be free, no obli-
gation appraisals.
Tuesday
On stage
The Clear Lake Area Concert
Association (CLACA) is pleased to
present piano and violin duo Roy &
Rosemary on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 7
p.m., in E.B. Stillman Auditorium at
1601 3rd Ave. N in Clear Lake. From
the stages of Carnegie Hall to Walt
Disney World, pianist Roy Tan and
violinist Rosemary Siemens have been
capturing the hearts of audiences the
ments, musical versatility, soul-stir-
ring passion, stellar musicianship and
unique style.
Newspaper will be
late next week
The next edition of the Mirror-
Reporter will arrive a day late in the
mailboxes of subscribers. Due to
the Wednesday, Nov. 11, Veteran’s
Day holiday, there will be no mail
delivery by the U.S. Postal Service.
Newspapers will still be available on
news stands on Wednesday, as usual,
but will not arrive in mailboxes until
Thursday.
The City received two bids for city-
owned land at 1123 (including south
one-half of 1119) S. 3rd Street. City
Administrator Scott Flory has advised
the Council to accept the highest of-
fer, submitted by Jim and Judy Hil-
gendorf, of Clear Lake, in the amount
of $40,100. The Hilgendorfs have
proposed construction of a twin home
on the site.
SCHOOL LUNCH
MENUS
Clear Lake
THURSDAY: Breakfast: Waf-
fles, sausage, or cereal, cinnamon
toast or yogurt cup. Lunch: Pork
riblets, roll, mashed potatoes, peas,
raisels. Alt. Sub-stacker, romaine
salad.
FRIDAY - Breakfast: Breakfast
sandwich, or cereal, cinnamon toast
or yogurt cup. Lunch: Tony’s stuffed
sticks, marinara sauce, romaine
salad, orange wedges, butterscotch
cookie. Alt.: Sub-stacker, cherry to-
matoes and baby carrots.
MONDAY - Breakfast: Break-
fast pizza, or cereal, cinnamon toast
or yogurt cup. Lunch: Hamburger
on a bun, fries, baked beans, apple-
sauce. Alt.: Sub-stacker, fresh veg-
gies with dip.
TUESDAY - Breakfast: Scram-
bled eggs, toast, or cereal, cinna-
mon toast or yogurt cup. Lunch:
Nachos, taco fixings, Mexican rice,
corn, banana. Alt.: Sub-stacker, ro-
maine salad.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast:
Breakfast bites, or cereal, cinnamon
toast or yogurt cup. Lunch: Spaghet-
ti with meat sauce, string cheese, ro- Lake, where she graduated in 1989.
maine salad, apple slices, brownie.
Alt.: Sub-Stacker, fresh veggies with
dip.
Garner-Hayfield-Ventura
THURSDAY - Breakfast: Break-
fast pizza, fresh fruit, juice. Lunch:
Pizza, pears, carrot and celery sticks 17, 2015.
with dip, peas.
FRIDAY - Breakfast: Break-
fast wrap, fresh fruit, juice. Lunch:
Chicken fajita with veggies and sal-
sa, brown rice, apple slices, tossed
salad with dressing.
MONDAY - Breakfast: Western
omelet quesadilla, fresh fruit, juice. from Clear Lake High School in
Lunch: Chicken sandwich, pears,
Cowboy Corn salad, broccoli.
TUESDAY - Breakfast: Waffle
sticks with syrup, fresh fruit, juice. nam. In 1970, he was honorably dis-
Lunch: Grilled cheese sandwich,
grapes, tomato soup, tossed salad
with dressing.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Egg
biscuit, fresh fruit, juice. Lunch:
BBQ pork on a bun, apricot cup,
peas, cookie.
Kimberly Bernhard
Kimberly Bernhard, 44, of Ban-
croft, Iowa, joined her heavenly father, joys came from their annual vacation
Sunday, Oct. 25, 2015, surrounded
by family, at the Hawkeye Care Cen-
ter in Bancroft, after a long journey
with cancer.
A funeral Mass was held on
Thursday, Oct. 29, 2015, at St. John’s
Catholic Church, in Bancroft. Burial
was in St. John’s Catholic Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be
directed to the family, an education
fund has been established for her sons,
Luke and Josh.
Kimberly Sue (Pedelty) Bernhard
was born April 11, 1971, in Oska-
loosa, Iowa, daughter of Steven “Ray”
Pedelty and Doneta (Christiansen)
Pedelty. Kim attended most of her
elementary and high school in Clear
During high school she was active in
Dennis Dale Barlow died on Oct.
A memorial service was held on
Sunday, Oct. 25, 2015, at Starrett Fu-
neral Home Chapel.
Denny was born Jan. 17, 1949,
to Dale and Doris Barlow at St. Jo-
seph’s Mercy Hospital, Mason City,
Iowa. He attended and graduated
1967. Three weeks after his high
school graduation he enlisted in the
U.S. Army and was deployed to Viet-
charged and moved to Tucson, Az.
Denny obtained his Associates
of Applied Science at Pima Commu-
nity College in 1984. He then moved
to Osaka, Japan in 1984 and taught
English at Soka High School for four
years. In 1989, Denny moved back to
Seattle, Wash. for a year, then moved
again to Portland, Ore. where he
worked for Fujitsu, as a field service
engineer. He also worked for Althin
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OBITUARIES
band, drill team, tennis, Model UN,
speech and drama. Kim’s highest
achievements were to be chosen for
All State Speech and National Honor
Society. Kim continued her love of
learning by studying Elementary Edu-
cation at the University of Northern
Iowa and received her degree in 1994.
Kim’s first teaching position was
in Clarinda teaching 5th grade and
coaching middle school girl’s basket-
ball. Her love of family drew her back
to Northern Iowa and she accepted
a position with Titonka Elementary
School where she spent 17 years teach-
ing, molding young lives, and being
an inspiration to everyone she came
into contact with. In 2013, Titonka
Schools consolidated with Algona
Community Schools and she finished
her teaching career in Algona teaching
2nd grade. Kim always put the needs
of her students first and would go out
of her way to make them feel loved
and welcome while they were under
her care.
Kim married Alan Bernhard on
Aug. 14, 1999. To their marriage,
they were blessed with two boys, Luke
(11) and Joshua (8). While teaching
was her passion, her family was her
greatest blessing and received her ab-
solute focus. Kim made sure her boys’
needs were taken care of and always
put their well-being ahead of her own.
Besides teaching, Kim loved
spending time with friends, being out-
doors, working with her flowers, bak-
ing and shopping. One of her greatest
Dennis Dale Barlow
Medical as a field service engineer,
where he fixed kidney dialysis ma-
chines. In 2003, he started his own
business, “DBSolutionsNW” where
he worked as a consultant for Soft-
ware Configuration Management in
IT departments to various compa-
nies, including USAA. That same
year, Denny moved to San Antonio,
Texas. In 2009, he started to work for Jud (Shonna) Barlow, Kim (Darin)
Information Innovators Inc.
Of all Denny’s travels his favor-
ite destination was Australia and he
even had dreams of retiring there. He
enjoyed many hobbies and activities,
such as singing, gadgets, playing rac-
ing video games, skydiving, even the
occasional TV suspense/drama or
NASCAR races. His absolute passion
was to ride “Roxanne,” his beloved
Harley.
Denny is survived by his fiance,
Nancy Bower, of Helotes, Texas; three
children, James (Jenny) Barlow, Emily
Barlow, and Pamela (Mark) Amayao,
Wednesday Night
Wine Night
$1 off all wine
1/2 Price Appetizer
A different 1/2 price
appetizer every
Wednesday night
Redneck Prom
Saturday, Nov. 14th
A fundraiser for the Humane
Society of North Iowa
&
Opportunity Village Children’s
Autism Center
Dress up in your best redneck
cliches and party for a great cause!
Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter
to Minnesota for camping and riding
the bike trails with a favorite stop at
“their” pie shop. While slow to anger,
Kim was steadfast in her beliefs and
stood up for what she knew was right,
even if it wasn’t a popular opinion.
Her faith in God and the assurance
in a heavenly home is what kept her
at peace with all of the adversities she
faced.
Kim was a member of St. John’s
Catholic Church in Bancroft, on the
board of the Bancroft Public Library
and a member of the Algona Educa-
tion Association.
She is survived by Alan, Luke,
and Josh, of Bancroft; her parents,
Doneta Pedelty, of Clear Lake, and
Ray and Lois Pedelty, of Ankeny; two
sisters, Kristi Sly and her daughter,
Cora Jane, of Altoona, Iowa, and Shel-
ley Phelps, and her husband, Michael,
and their children, Tatum, Thor, and
Tenille, of Lone Rock. She is also sur-
vived by her parents‐in‐law, Mark and
Barb Bernhard, of Algona; sister‐in‐
law, Judy Wardenburg and her hus-
band, Brad, of Williamsburg, Iowa;
brother‐in‐law, Andrew Bernhard and
daughter, Calista, of Burt, Iowa; and
numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins.
She is preceded in death by her
grandparents, Dean and Henrietta Pe-
delty and Floyd and Cora Willis; and
aunt, Pamela Christiansen.
Oakcrest Funeral Services, of
Bancroft, was in charge of arrange-
ments. Online condolences may be
made to www.oakcrestfuneralservices.
com.
all of Portland, Ore.; two grandchil-
dren, Andre Amayao and D’Angelo
Balboa-Barlow; three brothers, Don
Barlow, Paris, Texas, Irvin (Jane) Bar-
low, Longview, Texas, and Larry (Lin-
da) Barlow, Clear Lake; several nieces
and nephews, Donna (Mike) Craid,
Gwen Schumacher, Richard (Youn-
Suk) Barlow, James (Becky) Barlow,
Berger, Greg (Faith) Barlow, John
(Cherri) Barlow, Teresa (Ernie) Klein,
Joe (Becky) Barlow, Sheila (Kirk)
Groeneweg; and several grandneph-
ews and grandnieces, as well as great-
grandnephews and great-grandnieces.
He was preceded in death by his
father, Dale Barlow; mother, Doris
Barlow; brother, Raymond Barlow;
two sister-in-laws, Sharon and Helen
Barlow; four uncles, Everett, Herb,
Walt, and Art; nephew, James Keith
Barlow; and great-grandnephew,
Owen Klein.