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STORAGE UNIT RENTALS
Storage units for rent in Anita,
Griswold and Massena, monthly
terms available. Call today, 712-
249-5232.
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POLICE OFFICER: Indianola Police
DeparWANTEDtment
is taking applications for the
FREON WANTED: We pay
CA$H for cylinders and
cans. R12 R500 R11 R113 R114. Convenient. Certified
May is Professionals. Call 312-675Mystery 4818 or visit RefrigerantFinders.
com Month
SERVICES
May 3-9 is Be Going on vacation and don't
want to board your pets? We'll
Kind to Animals come to your house and take
care of them! $5 for in town
Week visits and $10 for out of town
visits. Call Dana or Deanna at
762-4188.
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May 3 is Lumpy Rug Day
CARD OF
THANKS
THANK YOU to all of those families and organizations who have donated money and food to the Anita Food Pantry. With the COVID-19 we are experiencing a record amount of families that are in need of assistance so your donations have been a God send! We are so grateful and appreciative for the support not only from our community, but from surrounding communities. The pantry hours have remained the same. We are open the first and third Saturday of the month from 9-11 a.m. During this pandemic, we are now a drive through service. You will not need to get out of your vehicle. This is for the safety of our clients and volunteers. If you are in need of food or would like to donate, feel free to contact any board member. Again, thank you and God bless!
Steve Metheny, Tracey Lett, JoAnn Poeppe, Pam Miller, Carolyn Symonds, Karen
Berger A-18-p
I want to thank you for using safe sex in my yard, but please pick up your condoms and beer cans.
Carol Dorsey A-18-c
On The Road With
The Everharts
What in the world do you do when you've done everything you can think of to keep from being bored during this coronavirus pandemic? Being `on the road' sure doesn't work, BUT we got in the car and took a drive anyway. We didn't meet anyone, we didn't talk to anyone, we just took a drive for pleasure. The Lake Anita State Park has had an observed `burn' getting rid of a few stems, leaves and unwanted timber. This park is a beauty anyway. Lots of fishermen on the lake, catching a meal hopefully. It was pleasant just watching them do their thing. The campground is closed, but that doesn't prevent you from seeing the lake closeup and even taking a short walk without having to be near anyone.
We drove down to Massena just to see how things are doing there. One of the things you can do besides watching stale television shows and news that isn't news is to work on your garden, clean up the backyard, do a building project you've been putting off for far too long. We saw a lot of that in Massena. We did the same thing at Cumberland and Wiota. There's a real neat little `cabin' like house on the highway going through Wiota that a guy fixed up really well. He used rough lumber to make it look like a beautiful `cabin' from the past, keeping the natural colors and it sure looks neat. Sometimes you will see him on his front porch in a rocking chair. He did a super good job fixing what was just a normal small house into a real showcase of what houses looked like in the past when lumber was not expensive.
Being musicians, we also spend some time working on new material, IF we ever get to perform again. I personally like to do research on the music that came into Iowa so many years ago. It's kind of interesting, the northern part of Iowa is settled by a lot of Norwegians, Danes and Germans who liked a little cooler climate. The eastern side of Iowa were settlers that stayed close to the Mississippi and their music `likes' were a little different than the `polkas' of the northern side. They clung closely to their own exposure to folk music and carried it with them in their covered wagons, and of course as time went by, it evolved into classical and jazz and even blues.
Digging a little deeper, I found that are still a few churches, especially along the Iowa/Missouri state line in the southern part of the state, that brought southern gospel music to their forefront. Some of that music is easy to listen to and fun to be a part of. It's usually a little up-tempo and can include a `bluesy' style that is fun, too. By the time I got to the western side of Iowa, it changed dramatically. Omaha at one time was the largest stockyards in America. Some say the world, however it may have been, this is where the `cowboy' eventually cattleddrived his stock.
What's fun about all this is, you can still actually `hear' some of the music in all its many formats by simply going to SmithsonianFolkways and taking a listen. Just type in whatever it is you want to hear. If you want to hear someone in particular, aaaahh, let me think of one; oh, yeah, let's say you want to hear some of Bob Everhart's music, even some of his originals, you simply type in his name at Smithsonian Folkways and tap the little arrow beside any of the songs you'd like to hear. You won't get to hear the whole
song, but it's enough to let you know what that's all about.
While on that subject, our good and dear friend Bobby Duff in California has arranged for one of my originals to be on the YouTube channel, whatever that is, with a song he likes called "Dear Grand Ole Opry." So far, he tweets me, we've had 237 hits in just a few days. That's kind of fun, too.
So the bottom line is, we have to win this invisible war against some kind of unnatural virus. That means don't spread it around. And that means don't' stand close to anyone and sure don't sneeze in their face. In the meantime, try to enjoy the `time off' we've got, but we are also praying to our Lord Jesus that this doesn't last too long. If it does, we'll be out of business.
Central College Student
Mitchell Williamson
Honored At Scholarship
Celebration
Mitchell Williamson of
Wiota was one of more
than 700 students at Central
College who would have been
honored at the college's annual
scholarship celebration on
Thursday, April 23. The event
was canceled because of the
coronavirus pandemic. The
scholarship celebration in P.H.
Kuyper Gymnasium gives
student scholarship recipients
the opportunity to personally
thank and share dinner with
donors who help make their
Central education possible.
Williamson received the George
W. and Doris G. Van de Voort
Scholarship.
Central College of Pella is a
private, four-year liberal arts
college. Central is known for
its academic rigor, leadership
and character development,
global experiential learning,
May is STEM (science, technology,
engineering and math) and
Mystery sustainability
education,
Month athletics and service. For more
information about Central
College visit central.edu.
Thursday, April 30, 2020
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STORING AND HANDLING MEAT: AVOIDING FOOD POISONING
Food poisoning is very serious, but it can also be easily prevented. Follow these rules for meat safety: 1. Freeze raw meats you don't plan to use in one or two days. Wrap meats in freezer paper or bags. 2. Thaw meat overnight in the refrigerator, not at
room temperature. 3. Thoroughly wash your hands and utensils after handling raw meat. 4. Never leave raw or cooked meat at room temperature for more than two hours. Following these simple guidelines can greatly decrease you and your family's chance of getting food poisoning. Contact your pharmacist for other prevention techniques.
We ask that you please wear a mask when
coming in to pick up your prescriptions.
We also have curbside delivery.
Fay Pharmacy
Adair Store 641-742-3440 After Hours 641-742-5555
Residential and
Commercial Roofing
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May 3-9 is Be Kind to Animals
Week
800-996-7321
May 3 is Lumpy LEGAL NOTICE
Rug Day
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AMENDMENT OF FY2019-2020 CITY BUDGET
Form 653.C1
The City Council of
Anita
in CASS
County, Iowa
will meet at
Anita City Hall, 744 Main St, Anita, Iowa, 50020
at
7:30 p.m.
on
2/12/20
(hour)
(Date)
,for the purpose of amending the current budget of the city for the fiscal year ending June 30,
2020
(year)
by changing estimates of revenue and expenditure appropriations in the following programs for the reasons
given. Additional detail is available at the city clerk's office showing revenues and expenditures by fund type
and by activity.
Revenues & Other Financing Sources Taxes Levied on Property Less: Uncollected Property Taxes-Levy Year
Net Current Property Taxes Delinquent Property Taxes TIF Revenues Other City Taxes Licenses & Permits Use of Money and Property Intergovernmental Charges for Services Special Assessments Miscellaneous Other Financing Sources Tranfers In Total Revenues and Other Sources
Total Budget as certified or last amended
1
335,311
2
0
3
335,311
4
0
5
102,620
6
116,178
7
3,560
8
2,580
9
188,378
10
1,429,480
11
0
12
69,441
13
352,310
14
477,824
15
3,077,682
Current Amendment
Total Budget after Current Amendment
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 91,346 153,595 0 30,454 0 0 275,395
335,311 0
335,311 0
102,620 116,178
3,560 2,580 279,724 1,583,075
0 99,895 352,310 477,824 3,353,077
Expenditures & Other Financing Uses Public Safety Public Works Health and Social Services Culture and Recreation Community and Economic Development General Government Debt Service Capital Projects
Total Government Activities Expenditures
Business Type / Enterprises Total Gov Activities & Business Expenditures
Transfers Out Total Expenditures/Transfers Out Excess Revenues & Other Sources Over (Under) Expenditures/Transfers Out for Fiscal Year
16
116,206
17
279,614
18
0
19
112,178
20
122,200
21
68,887
22
12,975
23
264,188
24
976,248
25
1,812,242
26
2,788,490
27
477,824
28
3,266,314
29
-188,632
0 0 0 35,900 33,000 10,000 75 49,120 128,095 480,000 608,095 0 608,095
-332,700
116,206 279,614
0 148,078 155,200
78,887 13,050 313,308 1,104,343 2,292,242 3,396,585 477,824 3,874,409
-521,332
Beginning Fund Balance July 1 Ending Fund Balance June 30
30
2,132,688
31
1,944,056
0 -332,700
2,132,688 1,611,356
Explanation of increases or decreases in revenue estimates, appropriations, or available cash:
Revenues: Intergovernmental increased due to donations and grants received for Project Playground and CDBG match.
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account
budget.
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abatement. General Government increased due to City Hall remodel. Debt Service increased to make sure that we do
not go over budget due to interest. Capital Projects increased due to Project Playground and the purcKhaaistleinoHfoadgneesw skid loader. Enterprises increased due to expenses at Anita Municipal UtilitiesCthityatCilnecrkl/uFdineasnacne iOnfcfirceearse in substation
expense and water treatment plant expense.
NOTICE: There is a possibility of the May Anita City Council meeting being held via Zoom. Details will be
posted 24 hours in advance at City Hall.
Kaitlin Hodges City Clerk/Finance Officer
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