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Janet L. Daniels
Janet Lue (Cooley) Daniels, 59,
of Clear Lake, passed away unexpect-
edly on Saturday, March 26, 2016, at
her home.
Per Janet’s wishes, her body has
been cremated and a memorial Mass
is being held in Bay Village, Ohio.
Janet was born on Dec. 25,
1956, in Pasadena, Calif. She was the
first of three children born to Gloria
(Shaffer) and Robert Cooley. Janet
was a graduate of Bay High School
in 1975. She attended Arizona State
University where she received a Bach-
elor’s Degree in Marketing and Com-
munications. Following graduation,
she moved to the Cleveland area,
where she resided for most of her
adult life.
She enjoyed spending time with
her family. She had a love for all ani-
mals, particularly cats, which earned
her the nickname, “Grandma Kitty,”
from her grandchildren.
Janet is survived by her parents,
Robert and Gloria (Shaffer) Cool-
ey, of Clear Lake; two sons, Philip
(Kelly) Daniels, of North Ridgeville,
Ohio and Patrick Daniels, of Cleve-
land, Ohio; seven grandchildren; a
brother, Philip (Shirley-Ann) Cooley,
of South Africa; and a sister, Pattie
(Mark) McLaughlin, of Florida.
She was preceded in death by her
daughter, Chelsea Gene Daniels.
Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Cha-
pel, Clear Lake, was in charge of ar-
rangements.
Harry P. Baago
Harry Popejoy Baago, 101, of
Clear Lake, died Monday, April 4,
2016, at his home surrounded by
family.
A Celebration of Life for Harry
and Ann Baago will be held from 3-6
p.m. Friday, April 22, 2016, at the
Clear Lake Arts Center, 17 S. Fourth
St., Clear Lake.
Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Cha-
pel, Clear Lake, was in chage of ar-
rangements.
Clean-up
underway at
CL Cemetery
The Clear Lake Public Works
Department has begun picking up
and disposing of winter decorations,
wreaths, shepherd hooks, etc. The
work will continue through April 18.
Grave decorations placed after April
22 must abide by the following regula-
tions:
Fresh flowers, plants, artificial
wreaths or flower and plant holders
may be used or decorating the graves,
but must be placed within the con-
crete foundation or on the monument
or marker, except for Memorial Day.
Ten days before and 10 days after
Memorial Day, arrangements may be
placed on the graves, provided they are
in containers other than glass or pot-
tery. They must also be placed close to
the monument or marker.
Public Works employees will re-
move all items after this period. The
Cemetery shall not be held account-
able or responsible for these items.
Deteriorated arrangements will be re-
moved throughout the year.
Anyone with questions is asked to
call the Clear Lake Public Works De-
partment at 357-6135.
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Jon L. Jensen
Jon Lowell Jensen, 87, of Clear
Lake, died Wednesday, March 30,
2016, at Muse-Norris Hospice Inpa-
tient Unit, in Mason City, Iowa, of
Parkinson’s disease.
A memorial service was held on
Saturday, April 2, at First Congrega-
tional Church of Christ, Mason City,
with the Rev. Chuck Kelsey officiat-
ing. A time of food and fellowship
followed the service at the church. A
private inurnment in the church’s co-
lumbarium will also be held on Satur-
day.
Memorials may be directed to
First Congregational United Church
of Christ in Mason City or a charity
of the donor’s choice.
Jon was born on Dec. 28, 1928,
in New Richland, Minn., to Harry
and Jane (Brynildson) Jensen and
grew up on the family farm near
New Richland. He graduated from
New Richland High School and from
Yankton College. Jon later did gradu-
ate study in hospital administration at
the University of Minnesota. He was
a veteran of the U.S. Army.
Jon’s career in health care admin-
istration began at St. Luke’s Hospital
in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and continued
with 23 years as administrator of Jack-
son County Public Hospital, in Ma-
quoketa, Iowa, and concluded with
12 years as the Executive Vice Presi-
dent of the Iowa Hospital Association.
Jon is survived by his wife of 40
years, Chris Jensen; by their children,
Jonna Jensen and Greg (Diana) Nico-
son; by their grandchildren, Noah Jon
Jensen Tabor (KC Claussen), Jona-
thon (Amber) Nicoson, Christopher
Nicoson, and Elizabeth Nicoson; by
his sisters, Marjorie Petersen and Beth
Hammel; by nieces and nephews; and
his son-in-law, Eric Tabor (Michael
Youngstrom).
Jon was preceded in death by his
parents; a brother, James Jensen; a sis- grandparents, many aunts, uncles and
ter, Jeanne Kniefel; and by an infant
daughter, Jeanne Marie.
Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Cha-
pel, Clear Lake, was in charge of ar-
rangements.
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April 6, 2016 • Page 3
Library plans SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS
special events
William H. Varty in April Clear Lake romaine salad, apple slices, brownie.
THURSDAY - Breakfast: French Alt.: Sub-stacker, fresh veggies with
William “Bill” H. Varty, 63, of The Clear Lake Library invites toast sticks, sausage or cereal, cin- dip.
Clear Lake, passed away unexpect- the public to the following April namon toast or yogurt cup. Lunch:
edly after a short illness on Saturday, events: BBQ rib patty on a bun, calico wedges, Garner-Hayfield-Ventura
April 2, 2016 in Hays, Kan. Adult Coloring Club: Just Add baked beans, Raisels. Alt.: Sub-stack- THURSDAY - Breakfast: Break-
A funeral service will be held at Color will meet twice in April. The er, romaine salad. fast pizza, fresh fruit, juice. Lunch:
11 a.m., Wednesday, April 6, 2016, afternoon group will meet at 1 p.m. FRIDAY - Breakfast: Croissant Sub sandwich, pears, fruit cup, green
at Ward Van Slyke Colonial Chapel, Thursday, April 7, at 1 p.m. A new sandwich or cereal, cinnamon toast or beans, coleslaw.
101 North 4th Street, Clear Lake, evening group will gather at 6:30 p.m. yogurt cup. Lunch: Bosco stick, mari- FRIDAY - Breakfast: Breakfast
with the Rev. Kenneth Gehling offi- Thursday, April 21. Anyone is invited nara sauce, romaine salad, orange wrap, fresh fruit, juice. Lunch: Chicken
ciating. Family burial will be held at to drop-in and try this relaxing, social wedges, butterscotch cookie. Alt.: Sub- parmesan over pasta, banana, fruit
Marion Lutheran Church Cemetery, activity. stacker, cherry tomatoes and baby car- cup, carrots, tossed salad.
Gunder, Iowa. Book Chat, will meet Tuesday, rots. MONDAY - Breakfast: Western
A visitation will be held at 10 April 19, at noon to discuss Charlotte MONDAY - Breakfast: Breakfast omelet quesadilla, fresh fruit, juice.
a.m. on Wednesday, April 6, 2016 at Bronte’s “Jane Eyre” in celebration of pizza or cereal, cinnamon toast or yo- Lunch: Orange chicken, brown rice,
Ward Van Slyke Colonial Chapel. the 200th anniversary of the author’s gurt cup. Lunch: Hot dog on a bun, fruit cocktail, fruit cup, California blend
Memorial contributions may be birth this month. A limited number calico fries, baked beans, diced pears. vegetables, tossed salad.
directed to the family and Humane of copies are available at the checkout Alt.: Sub-stacker, veggies with dip. TUESDAY - Breakfast: Waffle
Society of North Iowa. desk or download the ebook or audio- TUESDAY - Breakfast: Pancake sticks with syrup, fresh fruit, juice.
Bill was born Jan. 14, 1953, the book through the library’s website. on a stick or cereal, cinnamon toast or Lunch: Rotini and meat sauce, ba-
son of Hugh and Dolores “Mickie” Book Cooks is a new monthly, yogurt cup. Lunch: Crispito and cheese nana, fruit cup, green peas, veggie
(McNally) Varty. He was baptized themed recipe swap. The first meet- ssauce, Mexican rice, corn, banana. sticks, whole grain bread stick.
at Marion Lutheran Church in ing will take place on Thursday, April Alt.: Sub-stacker, romaine salad. WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Egg
Gunder. His schooling started in 21, 5-6 p.m. Bring one prepared dish, WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Om- biscuit, fresh fruit, juice. Lunch: Ham-
Minneapolis, Minn., and then the along with the recipe to share with the elet, toast or cereal, cinnamon toast or burger on a bun, pineapple chunks,
family moved to Clear Lake in Sep- group, and a table setting for yourself. yogurt cup. Lunch: Pepperoni pizza, fruit cup, potato wedges, broccoli sal-
tember 1961. He was active in Boy The library will provide cards to copy ad.
Scouts and attended Philmont Boy favorite recipes and beverages. Reg-
Scout Camp in New Mexico. Bill ister by signing up at the desk or CONGREGATE MEALS
was confirmed at Zion Lutheran emailing clplassist@gmail.com This
Church in Clear Lake and was a 1971 month’s theme is British dishes. THURSDAY: Cheese burger on with whole wheat bread and pota-
graduate of Clear Lake High School. Movie Monday will be held at a whole wheat bun, Santa Fe corn, toes with gravy, carrots and broccoli,
Bill sold insurance for America 1 p.m. Monday, April 25. “In the baby carrots, plums, orange juice. oatmeal raisin bar.
Republic, drove cross country for Heart of the Sea” (2015) PG-13, an FRIDAY: Golden baked chick- WEDNESDAY - Cook’s Choice.
Winnebago and was working at adaptation of Nathaniel Philbrick’s en, potatoes with gravy, garden Congregate meals are served
AmeriFleet at the time of his death. National Book Award winning book beans, fruit cup, whole wheat roll. at the Senior Centers in Clear Lake,
Bill is survived by his mother, by the same name, will be shown. MONDAY - Salisbury ground 105 S. 4th St., at 11:40 a.m. and in
Dolores “Mickie” Varty, of Clear The film is a chilling recounting of a beef, baked potato, mixed veg- Ventura, 4 N. Weimer St. at 11:45
Lake; sister, Dion Varty; niece, Mi- New England whaling ship’s sinking etables or mixed vegetable salad, a.m. Call 357-5443 in Clear Lake
randa (Justin) Varty Servantez; two by a giant whale in 1820, an experi- peach crisp. and 829-3517 in Ventura for reserva-
great-nephews, Jakob and Jarrett ence that later inspired the great novel TUESDAY - Hot pork sandwich tions.
Servantez, all of Mason City; aunts, Moby-Dick. Bring your own snacks
uncles, Wanda McNally, Betty Searls, (or even lunch), if you’d like. Friday Special
Patricia Smith, Sandy Cutler, John Planting a Pollinator Gar-
Cutler and Ron McNally; and nu- den, will be offered Tuesday, April 26, 6Tinkers $ 99 21-Piece
merous cousins. at 6:30 p.m. As part of Clear Lake
Bill is preceded in death by his Earth Week, Lime Creek Nature Cen- Reef Cafe Shrimp
father, Hugh Varty, who passed Feb. ter Director Mike Webb will present
16, 2005; maternal and paternal a program at the library about how to Dinner
help pollinators by planting the right
three cousins. nectar plants in gardens this spring. Dine In or
Ward Van Slyke Colonial Cha- Carry Out
pel, Clear Lake, was in charge of ar-
rangements. 1205 S. Shore Dr. (641) 357-4925 Open Tuesday - Sunday 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.
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There will be a time of gathering
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7:30 p.m. on Friday, April 15, 2016,
at the Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Cha- Chief Pharmacist, Robin Younge covers
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Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Chapel information on medication use and
was in charge of arrangements. healthier ways of life.
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