Thursday, March 1, 2012
N/Warren Town and County News
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OFFICIAL
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S
STATE OF IOWA
WARREN COUNTY
PUBLICATION
LEVY AND SALE
Iowa District Court
} SS COURT CASE # EQCV033185
WARREN COUNTY
CITIBANK NA AS TRUSTEE FOR WAMU SERIES
2007-HE2
PLAINTIFF
vs
MICHAEL RUBY; DEBRA KAY COWlE; DOUGLAS EUGENE
RUBY; NICOLE MAYE RUBY
DEFENDANT (Judgment Debtor)
X Special Execution
As a result of the judgment rendeced in the above referenced court case, an execution was issued by the court to
the Sheriff of this county. The execution ordered the sale of defendant(s) X REAL ESTATE
to satisfy the judgment. The property to be sold is X described below:
The Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 15, Township 75 North, Range 24 West of the Fifth
Principal Meridian, Warren County, Iowa, Except beginning at the Northeast comer of the Northwest Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter, thence West 663 feet, thence South 940 feet, thence East 663 feet, thence North 940 feet to
the place of beginning And Except that portion condemned by the County of Warren, State of Iowa as shown In
Deed Record 189, Page 156-193 and Except Pamel "1" and "J" of the survey of the Northwest Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter, of Section 15, Township 75 North, Range 24 West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Warren
County, Iowa, as shown in Irregular Plat Book 14, Page 13 of 75-24 In the Office of the Warren County Recorder
AKA The NW 1/4 of the NW 114 of Section 15, Township 75 North, Range 24 West of the 5th P.M., Warren
County, Iowa EXCEPT beginning at the Northeast comer, thence West 663 feet, thence South 940 feet, thence
East 663 feet, thence Nor 940 feet to place of beginning AND EXCEPT Parcel "r and Parcel "J" of the Survey
of the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Section 15, Township 75 North, Range 24 West el the 5th P.M., Warren County,
Iowa, as shown in Irregular Plat Book 14, Page 13 of 75-24 and recorded in Book 2001 Page 1523 on February
26, 2001 in the office of the Warren County Recorder.
(Locally known as: 15247 R63 Hwy, Indlanola, Iowa)
The described property will be offered for sale at public auction for cash only as follows:
Date of Sale Time of Sale
March 16, 2012 10:00 AM
Place of Sale
Warren Co Courthouse, East Doors, Indianoia, Iowa
X This sale not subject to redemption.
X Property exemption: Certain money or property may be exempt. Contact your attorney promptly to review
specific provisions of the law and the appropriate notice, if acceptable.
Judgment Amount Costs Accruin 9 Costs Interest 5.006% Attorney
$167,279.35 PENDING PENDING from 5-13-11 Benjamin Hopkins
$7,066.30 1350 NW 138th St., Ste 100
Clive, IA 50325
(515)222-9400
Date: February 14, 2012
Sheriff: JAMES W. LEE, WARREN COUNTY, IOWA
Mayor's
Moment
By Mayor Doug Pierce
As I stated last month, I am writing articles in regard to the ever-increasing de-
mands being placed on the services provided by the City of Norwalk. This month, I
am going to talk about the Library with some examples of the "growth" that it is
experiencing thanks to the superb efforts of Holly Karlen, Library Director and the
staff.
Last year, the Library had over 71,000 visitors. By comparison, at the six month
point of this year, there have been over 41,000 visitors, so if this rate continues, it can
be projected that there will be an increase of over 10,000 over last year's numbers.
Therefore, 80,000 plus is not an unrealistic utilization expectation this year. Last
fiscal year, the Library had 16 adult programs; however, that has now been increased
to 39 with many more planned for the rest of this year. Additionally, the Summer
Reading Program had 990 children signed up last year and the expectation for this
year is that it will easily exceed 1,000. If you combine that with an added Adult
Summer Reading Challenge, it is making the case that we are rapidly "outgrowing"
our library, especially when you consider that Norwalk is increasing in population
at the rate of 7-10% each year which, obviously, will result in an escalating utiliza-
tion.
I attended the Library Board's monthly meeting on February 13 and after all the
program/event information had been presented by Holly, it became apparent that in
the near future, we will need to be seriously considering a library expansion. Again,
a good problem to have but it shows the ever-increasing demands being placed on
our Departments. I want to thank the Library Board (Tom Dunn, Chair; Diana Duffy,
Laura Greiner, Jordyn Hill, Andrea Johnson, Donna Kitterman and Dick Schreiber,
Secretary) for their dedicated efforts to make our Library so supportive of the needs
of Norwalk.
The Norwalk Library originally opened its doors March 5, 1962 -- fifty years ago.
Because of this significant "Golden Anniversary," the Library will be celebrating this
event for the rest of the year with a variety of programs and events for the commu-
nity. More information will be coming out about this and I urge you to take part in
this celebration and let the Library Board, Holly and the staff know how much they
are appreciated.
College Savings Iowa to Give Away $529 College Savings Iowa Account.
State Treasurer Michael
L. Fitzgerald encourages
those attending Kidsfest to
visit the College Savings
Iowa booth to register to
win a $529 College Sa v-
ings Iowa account.
Kidsfest, a family-oriented
event that features fun ac-
tivities and entertainment
for children and their
families, will be held at
the Iowa State Fair-
grounds in the Varied In-
dustries Building from
March 2-4. Representa-
tives from College Sav-
ings Iowa, the state-spon-
sored 529 plan, will be
available for questions.
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This year, the College
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of several prizes, including
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While kids are busy having
a great time at the event,
Treasurer Fitzgerald hopes
parents will take a moment
to look over some of the
materials provided at the
College Savings Iowa
booth. "We all know how
time seems to run away
from us, and before you
know it, it will be time to
start thinking about col-
lege," Fitzgerald said. "The
sooner you start saving for
your child's college ex-
penses, the better off you'll
be later on. We're excited to
have the opportunity to
participate in Kidsfest
again this year. It's a great
event and a great way to
get the word out about
College Savings Iowa."
College Savings Iowa is
designed to give families a
tax-advantaged way to
save money for their
children's higher educa-
tion. Investors can choose
from fourteen investment
options, including four
age-based investment
tracks. Anyone - parents,
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College Savings Iowa on,
behalf of a child. Iowa tax-
payers can deduct up to
$2,975 in Contributions per
beneficiary account from
their 2012 adjusted gross
income, and there are no
income or residency re-
strictions.* To learn more
about College Savings
Iowa or to open an ac-
count, visit www.college
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888-672-9116.
*Adjusted annually for
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are not qualified, the de-
ductions must be added
back to Iowa taxable in-
come.
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not guaranteed and you
could lose money by in-
vesting in the plan. Partici-
pants assume all invest-
ment risks as well as the
responsibility for any fed-
eral and state tax conse-
quences. If you are not an
Iowa taxpayer, consider
before investing whether
your or the designated
beneficiary's home state
offers any state tax or other
benefits that are only avail-
able for'investments in
such state's qualified tu-
ition program.
For more information
about the College savings
Iowa 529 Plan, call 888-
672-9116 or visit www.
collegesavingsiowa.com
to obtain a Program De-
scription. Investment ob-
jectives, risks, charges, ex-
penses and other impor-
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cluded in the Program
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sider it carefully before in-
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