Thursday, February 3, 2011
N/arren Town and Count News
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All-Canada Show Returns to Des Moines
Page Seven
Matt Dunfee, the new manager at Norwalk Tire and
Auto. Photo by Mary Lou Gray.
Norwalk Tire and Auto
Has New Manager
Mike Perry of Norwalk Tire and Auto, 1010 Sunset
Dr., has announced that Matt Dunfee is the manager of
the store. Dunfee joined the business in January and has
experience as a service manager, previously with
Goodyear. He is a graduate of Drake University.
In his spare time Dunfee teaches guitar and piano
and is a member of a local band.
Norwalk Tire and Auto offers the community com-
plete auto repair and commercial and fleet accounts are
welcome. In addition to automobile repair they offer
Yokohama tires and tire service. Dunfee invites the com-
munity to visit Norwalk Tire and Auto and be sure and
ask for the Manager's Special.
MAYOR'S MOMENT
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and dedicated men and women who accomplish an in-
ordinate amount of training and sacrifice a lot of their
own time to be able to respond to the myriad of emer-
gencies that they may face.
Anyway, back to the Town Hall Meeting - besides
the award ceremony, we presented information on three
areas: an update on some of our Capital Improvement
Program projects, the impact of the upcoming Des
Moines water rate increase and Norwalk's FY 11/12 bud-
get. Even though the attendance was small, it is good to
provide the citizens of Norwalk an opportunity to see
and hear the key issues facing us.
The meeting was held at Christ Our Savior Lutheran
Church which is for sale. Because it does have a gymna-
sium, sits on 7.5 acres and is located on Highway 28/
Sunset Drive, it does provide the City an opportunity
to acquire a "poor man's recreation center." We are in
the process of discussing the pros and cons of purchas-
ing this property and making it a recreation/commu-
nity center. We will keep you all informed as we con-
sider this potential opportunity.
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Norwalk Schools Phone Directory
Central OfficeAdministration
High School (Grades 10-12)
High School Activities
Eastview 8/9 School
Middle 6/7 School
Lakewood Elementary (Grades 4-5)
Oviatt Elementary (Grades PreK-3)
Transportation Office (Bus Barn)
Food Service/Nutrition Office
Building & Grounds Office
981-0676
981-4201
981-4204
981-9655
981-0435
981-1850
981-1005
981-0016
981-9876
981-0917
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Sweetheart
Dinner Dance
At Egnacio's
Events
Egnacio's Events, 4225
Alice Ave., in Cumming
will hold a Sweetheart
Dinner Dance, Saturday,
Feb. 12. The cost to attend
is $55 per couple and will
include hors d'oeuvres at
6 p.m., dinner following at
6:30 p.m. with dessert and
dancing to follow. The
event will offer music and
a four-course meal, which
will include a champagne
cocktail. Wine and beer
will be available for pur-
chase.
Tickets are not available
at the door and must be
purchased in advance.
Reservations must be
made by Thursday, Feb. 10
and Visa, Discover,
Mastercard or check will
be accepted.
Contact Anita Enos,
Egnacio's Events to make
reservations at 515-981-
4343 or 515-865-6881.
Online reservations may
be made at anita@eg
nacios.com.
Democrats
Soup Supper
Warren County Demo-
crat's Annual Soup Supper
and Off Year Caucus will
be held Monday, Feb. 7, at
the Warren County His-
torical Society Building,
1400 W. 2 "d Ave. (Hwy 92
West) at the Fairgrounds
in Indianola.
A free will offering will
be taken and the supper
will start at 5:30 p.m. The
Off Year Caucus meeting
will convene at 6:30 p.m.
The public is encour-
aged to attend the supper
and participate in the cau-
cus.
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FOR SALE
WARREN FARMS
Norwalk
71 Acres, 50 Tillable
Black "Gold"
Realty
515-681-6310
The All-Canada Show is touring mid-America's largest dries, bringing with it
Canada's best fishing and hunting destinations. The 28 annual All-Canada Show,
visiting Des Moines, Friday-Sunday, Feb. 11-13, at 7 Flags Event Center in Clive, will
assist you in planning the perfect adventure.
In addition to visiting face-to-face with lodges and outfitters, show attendees can
take in free seminars providing information on how to plan an adventure and avoid
common pitfalls travelers to Canada make.
The show also provides free maps, a free magazine with features on Canadian
Adventures, a chance to shoot Cabela's hunting stimulator, plus receive a free Dardevle
lure on opening night.
For complete details on the All-Canada Show go to: www.allcanadashow.com.
Other show features include the world-record Whitetail the Hanson Buck exhibit
and well-known wildlife artist Anthony J. Padgett.
Admission-Adults, $10; seniors and children (13-16), $8; and children 12 and un-
der, free. Adult tickets purchased on the shows' website www.allcanadashow.com
are half price ($5). For a $2 off coupon and complete show details, log on to
AllCanada.com or call: 800-325-6290 ext 114.
Sponsors-National sponsors for 2011 include Cabela's, Travel Manitoba, Labatt Blue,
Yamaha Canada, Ontario Tourism, Eppinger Dardevle lures, PermaTrophy and Spec-
tra Print.
Show Hours-5-9 p.m., Friday; 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Stmday.
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