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Local NewsClear Lake Mirror-Reporter					                                                                                                                                                                               July 22, 2015 • Page 3

OBITUARIES                                                                          Camp
                                                                                    scheduled for
  Harriet L. Finer                        years Harriet worked for Winnebago        grieving youth                                   Woodies return to the lake
                                          Industries, in Forest City, Iowa.
	 Harriet Lavonne Finer, 83, of           	 Harriet married Eldon L. Finer          	 Hospice of North Iowa’s Youth                  Wooden boats, or “woodies” as they are fondly called, were back on display last weekend in Clear Lake after a three year
Marion, Iowa, formerly Clear Lake,        on Nov. 26, 1955, at Zion Lutheran        Bereavement Camp, Camp Green-                    absence. The Antique and Classic Wooden Boat Rendezvous drew about a dozen wooden boats for display along the
went home to be with her Lord and         Church, Clear Lake. She loved spend-      tree, is scheduled for Saturday, Sept.           Sea Wall and in the water. Boat owners were on hand to answer questions about their restored vessels. Clear Lake Area
Savior on Thursday, July 9, 2015 at       ing time with her family and attend-      19, 9:30 a.m. – 4 p.m., at Camp Tan-             Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Tim Coffey said organizers were pleased with the turnout and hope to grow
the Dennis and Donna Oldorf Hos-          ing her grandchildren’s events. She       glefoot, Clear Lake.                             the event again, after being gone a few years.-Reporter photo by Chris Barragy.
pice House of Mercy, Hiawatha,            also enjoyed cooking “turkey/dressing      	 This one-day camp offers youth,
Iowa.                                     and roast beef,” baking “pies, cookies,   ages seven to 14-years, the opportu-             Veterans invited to ‘Welcome Home’
	 Services for Harriet will be held       brownies, and kringlas,” and host-        nity to meet others who have experi-             	 Forty years ago the last of the        homecoming is scheduled Aug. 27-30        from 1975 and older, vendors and
at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, July 25,         ing family gatherings, particularly at    enced the death of a family member               American troops were pulled off the      with anywhere from 12-15,000 visitors     shuttles. 
2015, at the Ward-Van Slyke Colo-         Thanksgiving at her home on Clear         or friend, as well as the chance to gain         front lines and bases in Viet Nam,       from North Iowa and Southern Min-         	 All Vietnam veterans are request-
nial Chapel, Clear Lake, with Evange-     Lake. Harriet loved serving her Lord      coping skills.  Activities are selected to       ending a 13-year war in which 58,119     nesota, as well as out-of-state guests.   ed to register online at www.operation-
list, Bruce Collins officiating. Burial   and Savior, reading the Bible, praying    promote a better understanding of the            troops were killed and 153,303 were      	 The event opens with free gate          lz.com in order to receive free keepsake
will be at Memorial Park Cemetery,        for her children and grandchildren,       grieving process.  Youth begin to rec-           injured.                                 admission and kicks off with a pan-       40th commemoration coin or medal-
Mason City, Iowa. The family will         hosting gospel meetings, and hymn         ognize healthy and appropriate ways              	 Operation LZ Welcome Home is           cake breakfast. It features honored       lion and a free meal voucher at the
greet friends on Friday, July 24, from    sings in their home.                      to express their feelings and cope with          an opportunity for those who lost fam-   guest speakers at a Vietnam Traveling     event.
4-7 p.m. at the Ward-Van Slyke Colo-      	 Harriet is survived by five chil-       loss.                                            ily members, neighbors, schoolmates      Wall ceremony, Sky Soldiers air show,     	 Those with no computer access
nial Chapel and then one hour before      dren, Robin (Michael) Peters, of          	 Camp includes indoor and out-                  and others to recognize and honor        POW/MIA hot air balloon rides, Des        may call 1-641-582-2771 for phone-
the service on Saturday at the Chapel.    North Liberty, Iowa, Cheryl (Jack)        door activities, creating special mem-           those who were called, served and        Moines sky divers, Poet Ethenal stunt     in registration.  The public, as well as
	 Harriet was born March 21,              Toppin, of Garner, Iowa, Jeffrey (Lin-    ories and making friends along the               sacrificed, yet never received a proper  planes air show, Mobile Riverine Trav-    other veterans and guests, are request-
1932, in Mason City, the daughter of      da) Finer, of Clear Lake, Jacquelyn       way.                                             “thank you”.                             eling Museum, two Huey helicopters        ed to register to help organizers plan
Henry and Mary (Meyer) Van Allen.         Dillon, of Denver, Colo. and Don           	 Advanced registration is required             	 Operation LZ (Landing Zone) –          with rides for purchase, Cobra heli-      for supplies, parking, latrines, pancake
	 She attended Clear Lake Schools,        (Leslie) Finer, of Aliso Viejo, Calif.;   and due by Friday, Sept. 11.                     “Welcome Home”   is being planned        copter and T-6 Thunder trainer, sev-      breakfasts, vendors.   Camping sites
Hamilton Business College and later       10 grandchildren, Jordan Peters (fian-     	 Camp Greentree is free of charge              for late August in Forest City. Orga-    eral army motor pool displays, lots of    can be reserved on the registration link
obtained her real estate license as she   cé, Mara Hines), Aaron, Stephan, Na-      and open to all youth ages seven to 14           nized by Riley Lewis and a commit-       memorabilia, free Rockie Lynne after-     at Operation LZ website for $15 per
and her husband, Eldon, enjoyed           than (special friend, Jessica Graybill),  who have experienced the death of a              tee of 25 veterans and civilians, this   noon concert, Private Malone car show     night.
owning rental properties. For many        and Hannah Peters, Nicole Toppin,         family member or friend.  Those who
                                          Riley, Nickolas and Whitney Finer,        have not been served by Hospice of
                                          David (Heather) Dillon; two sisters,      North Iowa are welcome to attend.
                                          Jean (Bob) Brown, of Forest, Ontario,      	 For further information, or to
                                          Canada and Judy (Charles) Meyst,          register, contact Hospice of North
                                          of Southfield, Mich.; two brothers,       Iowa at 641-428-6208 or 1-800-297-
                                          Lloyd (Francis) Van Ellen, of Park-       4719 or visit our website at:    www.
                                          ersburg, Iowa, and Robert (Nancy)         hospicenorthiowa.com.
                                          Meinders, Cedar Falls, Iowa; and sev-
                                          eral nieces and nephews.                  CL Library hosts
                                          	 She was preceded in death by            Scholastic Book
                                          her parents; husband, Eldon; and two      Fair this month
                                          grandchildren, Kimm Finer and Ste-
                                          ven Dillon.                               	 The Clear Lake Public Library
                                          	 Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Cha-            invites the public to its Scholastic
                                          pel, Clear Lake, was in charge of ar-     Book Fair. The book fair will be on
                                          rangements.                               the lower level of the library through
                                                                                    Aug. 1.
             Evelyn L. Opheim
                                                                                        CONGREGATE
	 Evelyn L. Opheim, 91, of West Des Moines, Iowa, formerly of Clear Lake,                    MEALS
died Saturday, July 18, 2015, at the Iowa Methodist Hospital, Des Moines.
	 Services are pending at the Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Chapel, 101 N. 4th            	 THURSDAY - Cheeseburger on a
St., Clear Lake.                                                                    whole wheat bun, Santa Fe corn, baby
                                                                                    carrots, plums, orange juice.
Deadline nears for                                                                  	 FRIDAY - Ham loaf, roasted red
School Board candidates                                                             potatoes, California blend, raisin rice
to file nomination papers                                                           pudding.
                                                                                    	 MONDAY - Creamed chicken,
	 Only one week remains in the fil-       three School Board members. Seats         buttermilk biscuit, corn, bean and broc-
ing period for candidates to file nomi-   currently held by Chad Kuhlers, Jon       coli salad, strawberry rhubarb raisin
nation papers for the Sept. 8, 2015       Loge and Jill Wilhelm will be decid-      crisp, tomato juice.
Regular School Election. The filing       ed. The current Board members have        	 TUESDAY - Cook’s Choice.
deadline is Thursday, July 30. School     not indicated whether they will be        	 WEDNESDAY - Hearty vegetable
board members are elected to serve        seeking re-election.                      beef soup, corn bread, banana half,
four-year terms, with elections taking    	 The new GHV Board has two               cinnamon apples with crunchy top-
place in odd-numbered years.              board positions retiring this year.       ping.
	 Nomination papers for school            Dave Zrostlik and Tim Tusha have          	 Congregate meals are served
board seats are available from local      each stated they do not plan on re-       at the Senior Centers in Clear Lake,
school board secretaries. School board    turning.  Both these positions will be    105 S. 4th St., at 11:40 a.m. and in
candidates must obtain the signatures     at-large positions and can be filled by   Ventura, 4 N. Weimer St. at 11:45 a.m.
of at least one percent of the qualified  anyone living in the GHV district.        Call 357-5443 in Clear Lake and 829-
electors of the district or 50 electors,  	 Persons interested in being can-        3517 in Ventura for reservations.
whichever is less, but at least 10 sig-   didates for director positions on local
natures. A free guide for board candi-    school boards or the North Iowa Area      vv THEATRE
dates, titled “Leaders Who Care,” can     Community College Board should
be found at www.ia-sb.org.                contact the county auditor or the ap-          Minions
	 Board members for community             propriate school board secretary.
colleges are also elected on Sept. 8.     	 Nomination forms and informa-                           Wednesday & Thursday “PG”
Board members for area education          tion about signature and filing re-
agencies, which provide specialized       quirements are available on the Cerro      Inside Out“PG”
services to local schools, are elected    Gordo County website www.co.cerro-             Friday & Saturday 7 p.m.
by the boards of schools within each      gordo.ia.us, and at the county audi-
area.                                     tor’s office. Normal business hours          Saturday & Sunday Matinee • 1:30 p.m.
	 In Clear Lake, terms are up for         are 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
                                                                                         Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. & Thurs., • 7 p.m.

                                                                                      Starring: Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith, Richard
                                                                                      Kind, Bill Hader, Lewis Black, Mindy Kaling,
                                                                                      Kaitlyn Dias, Diane Lane (1 hr. 35 min)

                                                                                        Adults ~ $5 • 12 & Under ~ $4
                                                                                                    357-2414
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