MARILYN ANN ROBINSON, 78, of Oakland, died Monday, April 23rd, at the Oakland Manor Nursing Home. Cremation has taken place, and a graveside service for MARILYN ROBINSON will be held 11-a.m. Friday, April 27th, at the Oaklawn Cemetery in Oakland. Rieken Vieth Funeral Home in Oakland is in charge of arrangements.
MARILYN ANN ROBINSON is survived by her relatives and friends.
Iowa State University is launching a study of physical activity of rural youth as part of a joint project with the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha. Dr. David Dzewaltowski, the principal investigator at U-N-M-C’s College of Public Health, says he’d like rural communities in both states to help promote physical activity. “This project is going to focus on helping communities decide what’s going on in their communities,” Dzewaltowski says, “and how they can create more options in their communities for kids.”
Since the 1970s, he says the obesity rate has quadrupled among youth and our social systems have to change to allow for more activity.”The primary thing that’s changed is, we live our lives differently,” he says. “The social context, or the people we interact with and the places we interact with throughout the day in our communities, really determine how we eat and how active we are as children and adults.” Dzewaltowiski says it’s vital that kids engage in regular physical activity at a young age and carry that to adulthood. “What we find is that kids aren’t very active throughout the day,” he says. “If we don’t get kids moving at a young age, then it’s less likely they’ll be active later and also at a young age, if they start to become obese, then they’re more likely to be obese later.”
Dzewaltowiski plans to use videos pared with pedometers to measure the phsycal activity while the program changes are made. He says moving is important not just for health but for educational outcomes. “Kids need to move to be healthy and they do better if they move in places with learning outcomes,” he says. “In addition to the importance of physical activity for health, physical activity is important for other outcomes the community may value, such as education.” In partnering with county health departments, they’ll work to design ways physical activity opportunities can be integrated into schools, after-school programs, scouting and youth sports that are open to all children.
(Radio Iowa, w/thanks to Karla James)
A Pottawattamie County man wanted on a Page County warrant for Probation Violation, was arrested Tuesday afternoon. 37-year old Nicholas Ryan Pruett, of Council Bluffs, was arrested by Page County Deputies and transported to the Page County Jail, where he was being held on $1000 bond, pending further court proceedings.
Nicholas Pruett (Photo courtesy Page County S/O)
Audubon Wheeler Co-Ed Relays
Girls
Highlights: Audubon’s Melissa Deist won the Shot Put. Payton Sporrer of IKM-Manning won the 400M Hurdles. Treynor picked up multiple wins: Sienna Black-High Jump, Tori Castle-3000M, Mia Shipley-100M, Megan Carley-200M, Sprint Medley, and 4x200M.
Full results: 2018 Audubon Wheeler Relays Co-Ed
Boys
Highlights: Audubon’s Joseph Zaiger won the Shot Put and Discus. The Wheelers also won the Shuttle Hurdle Relay and 4x100M Relay. Jackson Jensen won the 400M Hurdles for Audubon as well. CAM’s DeShawn Carr was a winner in the 100M and the Long Jump. Treynor’s Jerry Jorgenson swept the distance races winning the 1600M and 3200M.
Full results: 2018 Audubon Wheeler Relays Co-Ed
Fremont-Mills Knights Invitational Co-Ed
Girls
Highlights: Janette Schraft of East Mills won the 100M and 200M. Sophie Phillips of Fremont-Mills won the Shot Put and Discus and Bailey Hauschild won the 100M Hurdles for Fremont-Mills.
Full results: 2018 FM Knights Invitational
Boys
Highlights: Gage Clay of AHSTW won the 100M and 200M. The Vikes also won the 4x100M Relay, 4x200M Relay, and Sprint Medley. Drake Johnson of Stanton won the 110M Hurdles and 400M Hurdles.
Full results: 2018 FM Knights Invitational
Missouri Valley Lady Red Relays
Highlights: AHSTW wins: Ryan Portch-800M, Heidi Hall-1500M, 4x100M Relay, 4x400M Relay, Sprint Medley.
Full results: lady red varsity results 4.24.18
Mount Ayr Raider Relays
Class A
Highlights: Nodaway Valley’s Brycen Wallace won the 1600M and 3200M. Southwest Valley’s Hunter Poston won the Discus and Jacob Webb won the Shot Put for the Timberwolves.
Class B
Highlights: Orient-Macksburg’s Blake Sevier wonn the Shot Put and Treyg Webb won the Long Jump.
Full results: 2018 Mount Ayr Raider Relays
Chariton Lady Charger Relays
Class A
Class AA
Full results: 2018 Chariton Lady Charger Relays
Madrid Girls Invitational
Full results: 2018 Madrid Girls Invitational
Woodward-Granger Hawk Co-Ed Relays
Girls
Boys
Full reults: 2018 Hawk Relays Co-Ed
Deputies with the Page County Sheriff’s Office, early Tuesday afternoon, arrested a man wanted on a Page County warrant for Theft charges. 43-year old Michael Dean Kirsch, of Shenandoah, was arrested in Shenandoah, with the assistance of Shenandoah Police.
Michael D. Kirsch (Page County S/O booking photo)
His arrest was the results of an investigation requested by the Page County Attorney’s Office, involving complaints filed with them by the State of Iowa Insurance Fraud Investigation Bureau. The Page County Sheriff’s Office then conducted further investigation into the criminal allegations which concluded with the following charges against Kirsch:
Bond on the charges was set at $50,0000 by Page County Magistrate Ivan Miller. Kirsch was transported to the Page County Jail where he was booked in. He later posted the bond and was released pending further court proceedings.
GIRLS
Kuemper Catholic 186, Atlantic 203 Denison-Schleswig 210. Medalist: Eve Kenkel, Kuemper Catholic, 44. Atlantic Scores: Alyssa Ginther 48, Baylee Newell 48, Hannah Alff 49, Anna Wieser 58, Cambry Miller 88, Belle Wickman 86. Atlantic Head Coach Kathy Hobson: “A birdie each for Baylee Newell and Hannah Alff – exciting for them! Both birdies came on the par 3 #16 – tricky green to score on. Really pleased with how Hannah Alff bounced back from the Monday tournament and played the course tonight. Been waiting for her to score in the 40’s. As a team, we are having to take way to many penalty strokes. Our course management is costly to us.”
Boyer Valley 212, West Monona 246, Woodbine 252
CAM, Anita 201, Riverside 210, East Union 213
Clarinda 191, Red Oak 245
Creston 182, Chariton 214
Mount Ayr 217, Southwest Valley NTS
Shenandoah 200, Glenwood 201
Underwood 208, IKM-Manning 230
Sioux City East 205, Bishop Heelan 235, Abraham Lincoln 237, Thomas Jefferson 268, Sioux City North 275, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 306 Sioux City West NTS
BOYS
Kuemper Catholic 154, Atlantic 159. Medalist: Ben Renaud, Atlantic, 36. Other Atlantic scores: Matt Gearheart 40, Cyle Renaud 39, Mason Goergen 44, Austin Alexander 48, Drey Newell 45. Atlantic Head Coach Ed DenBeste: “Start the day with sun and warm. With about 4 to 5 holes left the wind picked up and got cooler and cloudier. Nice score by Ben today. Struggled on 5 but finished with two birdies. Matt couldn’t get the putter going today. Good to see him stay at 40. Good to see Cyle stay in the 30s today. Mason is continuing to get his score lower. Austin had some good holes and a few struggles. Needs to work on a few things yet. Nice to see Drey shoot better today. His score was close to counting today. Kuemper is a good team and had 4 back from last years state team. We had to shoot our best to win today. Good to see our guys shoot well to challenge them. Next match is Thursday in Shenandoah.”
Boyer Valley 190, Woodbine 221, West Monona NTS
CAM 169, Riverside 184, Lenox NTS
Carroll 170, Denison-Schleswig 189
Clarinda 197, Red Oak 204
Glenwood 152, Shenandoah 192
IKM-Manning 179, Underwood 198
Mormon Trail 159, Wayne 166
Southwest Valley 184, Mount Ayr 193
Treynor 182, St. Albert 207
GIRLS
Clarke 9, Southwest Valley 0
Denison-Schleswig 6, Bishop Heelan 0
Glenwood 6, Shenandoah 3
Red Oak 7, Clarinda 2
Sioux City East 7, Sioux City West 2
St. Albert 8, Harlan 1
BOYS
Atlantic 6, Audubon 2
Clarke 6, Southwest Valley 3
Clarinda 9, Red Oak 0
Glenwood 9, Shenandoah 0
CB City Tournament: 1. St. Albert, 2. Abraham Lincoln, 3. Lewis Central, 4. Thomas Jefferson
GIRLS
Abraham Lincoln 4, Sioux City North 1
Denison-Schleswig 3, Carroll 0
Kuemper Catholic 2, Greene County 0
Lewis Central 10, Creston 0
St. Albert 10, Atlantic 0
Thomas Jefferson 2, Glenwood 1
Treynor 6, Underwood 0
Tri-Center 4, Nodaway Valley/WCV/ACGC 1
BOYS
Abraham Lincoln 3, St. Albert 0
Carroll 11, Nodaway Valley 2
Glenwood 3, Tri-Center 2 — OT/SO
Harlan 8, Riverside 0
Lewis Central 10, Creston 0
Treynor 15, Clarinda Academy 0
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