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CALENDAR
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Saturday con’t
with boarding in front of the Yacht
Club on Main Avenue. At noon
and 4 p.m. there will be a Fall Colors
Tour aboard Miss Guided Excursions,
operated by Clear Lake Boats, with
boarding at the Sea Wall. A salsa
making competition, grape stomp,
pumpkin roll race and waiter race will
be held, along with live music. Those
who purchased an official festival bag
can partake in wine tasting at various
locations, noon to 5 p.m. A section
about the Harvest Festival appears in
this edition of the newspaper.
Sunday
Firemen’s breakfast
To kick off this year’s National
Fire Prevention Week the Clear Lake
Fire Department will be hosting its
17th annual pancake breakfast Sun-
day, Oct. 4, at the Clear Lake fire
station. Serving will begin early at 7
a.m. and continue until 1 p.m. with
plenty of hot griddled pancakes, sau-
sage links, coffee, milk, and orange
vv THEATRE
The Visit
Wednesday & Thursday “PG-13”
War Room
Friday & Saturday 7 p.m“P.G”
Saturday & Sunday Matinee • 1:30 p.m.
Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. & Thurs., • 7 p.m.
Starring: Priscilla Shirer, T.C. Stallings, Karen warnings.
Abercrombie, Alex Kendrick, Michael Jr., Beth
Moore, Alena Pitts (2 hr.)
Adults ~ $5 • 12 & Under ~ $4
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Russet Potatoes
10 lb.
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Bananas
Old Dutch
Super Size Restaurante
Tortilla Chips
20oz. Pre-priced $4.99
Old Dutch Party Pack
Rip-L & Original
2/$5Potato Chips
Pre-priced $4.99
Coke, Diet
Coke & Sprite
.5 liter 6packs.
Hot Buy!
Coors Light $14.50
18 pk, 16 oz. can
Limit 1
juice. Tickets are available from any
Clear Lake firefighter or at the door
the morning of the breakfast. Cost for
the tickets is $5 for adults with chil-
dren under 12 free if accompanied by
an adult. Firefighters and emergency
medical staff will be available to an-
swer questions about the services of-
fered by the department as well as
meet the citizens they proudly serve.
Proceeds from this year’s fund raising
pancake breakfast will include edu-
cation programs within the schools,
equipment and tools needed for the
diverse requirements of fire and res-
cue operations in our fire district, and
projects designed to get out in the
community and make response and
service better for all.
B-35
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first. Construction traffic will dictate
the ability to keep the trail open.
Staging and use of some temporary
granular surfacing until a contractor
can pave may be an option, she said.
The estimated cost of the project
is about $3.9 million. Bid letting is
expected in January with construction
to take place next year.
Police join in seat
belt enforcement
The Clear Lake Police
Department, in cooperation with
the Iowa State Patrol and the Cerro
Gordo Sheriff’s Office, held a multi-
agency project focusing on seatbelt
enforcement on Sept. 10.
The departments worked the
Clear Lake area, stopping vehicles for
seatbelt violations. The officers wrote
17 seatbelt citations, five seatbelt
warnings, three speed citations and 17
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Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter
Charges filed after OBITUARIES
chase, crash on
Avenue of the Saints Bill and Karen chose to take
A driver who was trying to flee from authorities advantage of two, rich, six-year
opportunities away from Denver. In
1991 he was recruited to Lincoln,
crashed into oncoming traffic on the Avenue of the Neb. to establish a Child and
Saints Wednesday, Sept. 23, near the interchange Adolescent Psychiatric unit at Lincoln
with Interstate 35, just south of Clear Lake. General Hospital, where he was
According to the Iowa State Patrol, Robert also an Associate Clinical Professor
Summers, 23, drove off when a trooper tried to of Pediatrics at the University
stop his car in Mason City. The vehicle then went of Nebraska. After six years they
west from Mason City on the Avenue of the Saints, returned to Denver, then in 2004 he
running over stop sticks placed down by an officer, was asked to set up a private practice
with the car then intentionally driving through the and act as Medical Director and
median into the eastbound lanes. The car then struck consultant for several organizations in
ROBERT Hawaii. He was a Clinical Professor
in the Department of Psychiatry for
SUMMERS a semi near the driver’s side door, ripping off the rig’s the University of Hawaii Medical
School. He considered his time in
fuel tank. The vehicle landed back in the median. Hawaii a rewarding experience that
Summers was taken to Mercy-North Iowa for treatment. The driver of the allowed him to learn much about the
semi was not hurt in the incident. William M. Sykes multicultural aspects of psychiatry.
In the days that followed the accident, charges were filed against Summers. Bill was raised on a farm near
He was charged with eluding, speeding at 100 miles per hour in a 65 mile William (Bill) M. Sykes, MD., Clear Lake, Iowa. In high school he
per hour zone, driving while barred, driving while suspended, and driving on of Denver, Colo., and a former Clear was selected for the National Honor
the wrong side of a highway. He’s also being held on Wright County warrants Lake resident, passed away in his Society, and in scouting, obtained
of first-degree theft and possession with the intent to manufacture illegal home Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015. Bill is the rank of Eagle Scout. He attended
mushrooms. leaving behind his wife, Karen, of 30 Iowa State University and graduated
He’s being held on a total of $22,000 bond. years, close friends, family, admired with a double major in chemistry
associates, and many, many patients and physics. While attending school
SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS that he has cared for over his 40 year he worked part-time as a physical
career as a child, adolescent, and adult chemist at the Atomic Energy
Clear Lake yogurt cup. Lunch: Popcorn chicken, psychiatrist. Commission. One summer was spent
THURSDAY: Breakfast: French buttery noodles, broccoli, apple slices, Bill lived life to the fullest, enjoy- studying Shakespeare in England
toast sticks, sausage, or cereal, cinna- Jello cake. Alt.: Sub-Stacker, fresh ing a beautiful marriage, a career that as part of Iowa State’s International
mon toast or yogurt cup. Lunch: Corn veggies with dip. he loved, great friends, cooking, and Study Program.
dog, baked beans, potato wedges, traveling the world. Anyone who After college, Dr. Sykes attended
juice. Alt. Sub-stacker, romaine salad. Garner-Hayfield-Ventura knew him would tell you that Bill medical school at the University of
FRIDAY - Breakfast: Mini pan- THURSDAY - Breakfast: Break- Sykes never let anything stand in the Colorado Medical Center and during
cakes, sausage, or cereal, cinnamon fast pizza, fresh fruit, juice. Lunch: way of having fun! that time spent another summer in
toast or yogurt cup. Lunch: Max Stix, Walking taco with salsa, peaches/Jel- Dr. Sykes had been in private London doing a pediatric externship.
marinara sauce, romaine salad, or- lo, corn salad, tortilla chips, cookie. practice since 1980. He spent four After medical school he did his
ange wedges, butterscotch cookie. FRIDAY - Breakfast: Breakfast years as Consultation Liaison for The pediatric internship at The Children’s
Alt.: Sub-stacker, cherry tomatoes and wrap, fresh fruit, juice. Lunch: Chicken Children’s Hospital and then entered Hospital of Denver, then did a
baby carrots. nuggets with sauce, banana, sweet po- a full time private practice of Child, pediatric residency at the University
MONDAY - Breakfast: Break- tato fries, green beans, dinner roll. Adolescent, and Adult Psychiatry, of Colorado. This was followed by a
fast pizza or cereal, cinnamon toast MONDAY - Breakfast: Western where he worked until his death. residency in adult and child psychiatry
or yogurt cup. Lunch: Sloppy Joe on omelet quesadilla, fresh fruit, juice. Throughout his career he also con- at the University of Michigan. While
a bun, baked beans, potato wedges, Lunch: Chicken sandwich, pears, cu- sulted to many entities including The in Michigan, he also obtained his
applesauce. Alt.: Sub-stacker, romaine cumber/tomato dip, baked beans. Children’s Hospital Burn Team and private pilot’s license. He finished his
salad. TUESDAY - Breakfast: Waffle various child and adolescent residen- medical training at the University of
TUESDAY - Breakfast: Pancake sticks with syrup, fresh fruit, juice. tial treatment centers. Dr. Sykes had Colorado with a Fellowship in Child
on a stick or cereal, cinnamon toast Lunch: Rotini with meat sauce and been a Clinical Professor at the Uni- Psychiatry.
or yogurt cup. Lunch: Soft shell tacos, parmesan cheese, apricot cup, tossed versity of Colorado Health Sciences
Mexican rice, corn, banana. Alt.: Sub- side salad, dinner roll. Center.
stacker, romaine salad. WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Egg
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Om- biscuit, fresh fruit, juice. Lunch: Grilled
elet, toast or cereal, cinnamon toast or cheese sandwich, grapes, carrots,
tossed salad.
1 Day Sale CONGREGATE Friday, Sept. 25, 2015, at Sacramento
Friday, MEALS Valley National Veterans Cemetery in
Oct. 2nd Dixon, Calif.
THURSDAY: Turkey roast, po- He was born on Jan. 25, 1937,
2.99 lb tatoes and gravy, cooked cabbage, Glen L. Bisher to Iris and Eldon Bisher. Glen was a
$1.77 strawberries, orange juice. Korean War veteran.
FRIDAY: Golden baked chicken, Glen “Sonny” L. Bisher, 78, Glen was the beloved husband
scalloped potatoes, Harvard beets, passed away at home on Sept. 16, of 57-years to Judy (Hoffman)
Sunshine Salad, whole wheat roll. 2015, in Fair Oaks, Calif. Bisher. He was the beloved father of
MONDAY: Crunch baked fish, A memorial service was held on Randy, Barbara, and Debra. He was
parsley potatoes, green beans, pine- grandfather to Michael and Thomas
apple crunch, raspberry lemonade. Bisher. He is also survived by two
TUESDAY: Egg and potato cas- sisters, Beverly Farris, and Phylis
serole, broccoli, banana half, fruit oat Brown, and her husband, Clifford.
muffin, orange juice. He was proceeded in death by
WEDNESDAY: Lemon-herbed his mother and father; and a brother,
chicken, scalloped corn, tomatoes flo- Jerry Bisher.
rentine, mandarin oranges. Memorials may be sent to Judy
Congregate meals are served at (Hoffman) Bisher, 5404 Elsinore
the Senior Centers in Clear Lake, 105 Way, Fair Oaks, Calif. 95628.
S. 4th St., at 11:40 a.m. and in Ventura, Lind Brothers, Carmichael,
4 N. Weimer St. at 11:45 a.m. Call 357- Calif., was the funeral home in charge
5443 ¡in Clear Lake and 829-3517 in of arrangements.
Ventura for reservations.
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