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CL GIRLS Clear Lake’s Chloe Mueller brings the ball down the floor in basketball action against Hum-
from page 11 boldt Friday night. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy
down the stretch, 13-12,
for a three point win.
Jessica Faber led a bal-
anced Lion attack with 10
points and five rebounds.
O’Tool and Gretchen
Jones each finished with six
points. Jones dished out
six assists. Chloe Mueller
and Snelling each had five
points. Jordan Barragy put
in three points.
“Humboldt is a good
team. They have some big
girls that can move well
which its tough for us to
get a good look from the
arc, but our girls were pa-
tient and took care of the
ball and took good shots,”
added Coach Smith. “It
was nice to see our girls
over come some adversity
being down six in the mid-
dle of the fourth and come
back and take the lead to
this win. Fun game!”
Clear Lake freshman boys wrap up season
CL 66, IF-A 32
The Clear Lake Freshman boys’
team hosted the Iowa Falls-Alden Ca-
dets on Thursday, Jan. 26. The Lions
were looking for the season sweep of
the Cadets and used a very good first
half to do it.
The Lions forced turnovers and
turned those into points, taking a 35-
15 lead into halftime.
The second half was much of the
same, with the Lions slowing the pace
down and executing on the offensive
side, leading to a 66-32 win over the
Cadets.
Leading the way for the Lions
in scoring was Mac Adams with 17,
next was Alex Snelling with 15 and
Jacob Peterson with 13. Also scoring
for the Lions was Jared Penning with
six, Aaron Blum four, Chase Stuver,
Tate Storbeck and Wil Finn each with
three, and Drew Enke ended with two
points.
Algona 75, CL 48
The Lions then headed to Algona
to take on the Bulldogs on Monday,
Young grapplers compete in wrestling tourney
Sixty-seven young grapplers
took part in the Clear Lake Elementa-
ry Wrestling Tournament held Friday,
Jan. 29. All participants received a
trophy in the free tourney, organized
by the Clear Lake Parks and Recre-
ation Department and Clear Lake
High School wrestling program.
Placements by bracket were:
Bracket 1: first, Nelson An-
derson; second, Tate Tysdahl; third,
Trace Morrison; fourth, Brody Heck-
man.
Bracket 2: first, Kayden Hous-
ton; second, Carson Albertson; third,
Emmett Brekke; fourth, Carl Lan-
dau.
Bracket 3: first, Drake Larson;
second, Landon Geissler; third, Finn
Carney; fourth, Rocko Coleman.
Bracket 4: first, Nick Haugland;
second, James Colter; third, Oliver
Byrnes; fourth, Carter Hall.
CL 8th grade girls end season with 11-11 record
The Clear Lake eighth grade girls
basketball team wrapped up their sea-
son at Iowa Falls Feb. 1.
In the first game of the night the
Lions came away with a 59-24 win.
“This was by far the best game
the girls played all year,” said Coach
Troy Einertson. “We came out and
turned the full court defensive pres-
sure up right away and got up by nine
at halftime. We backed off the press
a little because of foul trouble in the ed Coach Einertson.
second half and started shooting the
ball from outside a little more.”
The Lions scored 35 points in
the second half, including seven three- of the night. The Lions fell, 12-6.
pointers. “The girls played a lot better then
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Probate
THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT
CERRO GORDO COUNTY
IN THE ESTATE OF
CLIFFORD E. MOURLAM
Deceased
Probate No. ESPR029914
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF
APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To All Persons interested in the Estate of
Clifford E. Mourlam, Deceased, who died
on or about December 26, 2015:
You are hereby notified that on the
25th day of January, 2016, the last will and
testament of Clifford E. Mourlam, deceased,
bearing date of the 28th day of July, 2003,
was admitted to probate in the above
named court and that Clifford E. Mourlam
was appointed executor of the estate. Any
action to set aside the will must be brought
in the district court of said county within
the later to occur of four months from the
date of the second publication of this notice
or one month from the date of mailing of
this notice to all heirs of the decedent and
devisees under the will whose identities are
reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be
forever barred.
Notice is further given that all persons
indebted to the estate are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigned, and
creditors having claims against the estate
shall file them with the clerk of the above
named district court, as provided by law, duly
authenticated, for allowance, and unless so
filed by the later to occur of four months from
the second publication of this notice or one
month from the date of mailing of this notice
(unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is
thereafter forever barred.
Dated this 25th day of January, 2016.
Feb. 1. The second half wasn’t quite the Michael K. Anderson
The Lions were looking to avenge same, as the Lions found themselves Executor of estate
an earlier loss in the season, but down three with five-minutes to go.
struggled mightily in the first half and The Lions used great defense to create 4040 W. 36th St., Apt. A
found themselves down by 20 heading turnovers and get themselves to the St. Lous Park, MN 55416
into the second half. free throw line in crunch time. They
The Lions made an early charge made free throws to seal the victory, Matthew F. Berry, ICIS PIN No: AT0000802 Read the Legals.
and had a chance to cut the deficit to 59-55. Attorney for the Executor It’s your right.
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gled to defend, leading to a 75-48 loss. was Drew Enke with 24. Tate Stor- Clear Lake, IA 50428
Leading the way in scoring for beck added 10, while Jacob Peterson
the Lions was Tate Storbeck and Drew chipped in nine. Jared Penning and Date of second publication: 10th day of
Enke with 13 apiece, Jared Penning Alex Snelling had eight points apiece. February, 2016.
added 10. Carter Backhaus and Alex The Lions finished the season
Snelling each had four and Jacob Pe- with a record of 10-4. Ventura City Legals
terson and Chase Stuver ended with “Obviously it’s nice to see the
two points each. team finish off a game at the free
CL 59, West Fork 55 throw line, at times we’ve struggled
The Lions traveled to take on closing out games, but as the season
West Fork to wrap up the season on went on we learned how to do that,”
Thursday, Feb. 4. said Coach Mike Oimoen. “Finish-
Clear Lake came out with plenty ing the season with a 10-4 record is
of energy against the Warhawks us- something the kids should be proud
ing an up-tempo pace to create easy of and hopefully they will use this suc-
baskets. The strategy gave the Lions a cess as confidence over the next couple
lead heading into halftime. years.”
Bracket 5: first, Austin Lim- Bracket 13: first, Tyler Munn;
baugh; second, Reece Perry; third, second, Jack Heckman; third, Jackson
Ethan Wright; fourth, Colton Carney. Means; fourth, Caleb Hall.
Bracket 6: first, Carson Shear; Bracket 14: first, Gage Larsen;
second, Jude Sorenson. second, Max Larson; third, Housten
Bracket 7: first, Henry Jennings; Paul.
second, Avery Wright; third, Kellen Bracket 15: first, Aaron Richt-
Deiken; fourth, Daren Bach. meier; second, Brayden Mills; third,
Bracket 8: first, Hayden Shear; Braylin Dieken.
second, Kaine Hackman; third, John Bracket 16: first, Liam Byrnes;
Amos. second, Cooper Cook; third, Antonio
Bracket 9: first, Carson Riser; Barcello.
second, Jackson Anderson; third, Bracket 17: first, Ethan Gansen;
Cayden VanVoorhis. second, Carter Perry.
Bracket 10: first, Bryan Lawler; Bracket 18: first, Jessalyn
second, Collon Kuhn; third, Henry Thompson; second, Natalia Soto;
Carney. third, Nora Jennings; fourth, Madison
Bracket 11: first, Issac Browling; O’Leary.
second, Aiden Pippen; third, Hayden Bracket 19: first, Tenley Mon-
Knutson; fourth, Ben O’Leary. son; second, Mia VanVoorhis; third,
Bracket 12: first, Raif Bach; sec- Emry Hippen.
ond, Davidae Coleman; third, Reece Bracket 20: first, Rylan Doren-
Warton; fourth, Riley Gauden. kamp.
For the night, Julia Merfeld led the score showed,” said Coach Einert- MINUTES OF COUNCIL WORKSHOP SESSION County
all scorers with 23 points, while going son. VENTURA, IOWA
7/10 from the free throw line. Lexi Lydia Futrell and Steph Penning PUBLIC NOTICE
Fasbender contributed 16 points, led the team in scoring with one bas- Item #1 – Call Meeting to order/roll call
while making four threes, and Sara ket each. Rachel Thornton did a great A workshop session of the City Council of Ventura, Iowa was held on January 11, The Cerro Gordo County Board of Supervisors will
Faber added 12, all on threes. job on the boards with five rebounds consider proposed Ordinance 56A, Amended Dangerous
“This was one of the best games in a little less than six-minutes of play- 2016 at the Ventura City Hall. The workshop session was called to order at 6:00 p.m. Dog Ordinance at the Board’s regular session meeting
I have ever been a part of. The girls ing time. by Mayor Pro-tem Darwin Avery. Present were: Council Members John Quintus, Mike on February 16, 2016. The regular session meeting will
came out and played hard the entire “Sky Toyne again did a wonder- Thackery, Brian Vaage and Kristie Meints. Absent: Mayor Lynn Benson. be held at 10:00 a.m. in the Boardroom located in the
game and everyone who stepped onto ful job getting the ball to the open Cerro Gordo County Courthouse, 220 North Washington
the floor contributed to the win,” add- girls. We just couldn’t get our shots to The purpose of this workshop session was to discuss employee wage review. Avenue, Mason City. Copies of the ordinance may be
fall again tonight,” added the coach. Council discussion focused on Public Works Director William Bredlow. obtained at the Cerro Gordo County Auditor’s Office.
Because of numbers for the Iowa For the year, the girls were a com-
Falls team, the teams were only able to bined 11-11 overall. The workshop ended at 7:00 p.m.
play two quarters in the second game “It was a very good year for them. _________________________________
The girls have a bright future ahead of Darwin Avery, Mayor Pro-tem
them,” said Einertson.
Attest:_________________________________
Else Taylor, City Clerk
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