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Home My WebLink About10-2001 > T lx ., :,. . . ...,..�H OCTOBER 2001 MUNICIPAL ELECTION FAIRFAX FIRE AND RESCUE WILL BE HELD TUESDAY,NOVEMBER 6 PROUDLY SERVING FAIRFAX,WALFORD The following incumbents have taken out nomination papers AND SURROUNDING AREAS to seek reelection: Mayor Bill Voss—2 year term October is Fire Prevention Awareness Month.For those of Council Members--4 year terms unless otherwise stated you who do not review your fire safety plans on a regular ,loArm Beer basis,it's now time. Check your fire extinguishers for a low Marianne Wainwright charge. Replace your batteries in your smoke detectors and Mark Ekstrom-Filling a vacancy for the four teen,which carbon monoxide detectors. Go over your emergency has 2 years left,ending 2003 evacuation plan and do a planned practice where all family Polling location for Fairfax is at the Fairfax Library, members should meet outside the home.This is extremely The polls will be open from 7:00 a.m.to 8:00 pm. important if you have children in your household. Check all electrical cords for any cracks or wear.The list of things to do "ESPECIALLY FOR YOU" for good fare prevention is endless.Please help us by Helping The:staff of the Fairfax State Savings Bank wishes to express yourself to a safe and fire free environment their sincere appreciation to the citizens of Fairfax and For those of you who do not know how to properly use a Bare surrounding communities for their enthusiasm of the extinguisher,please call the fire station.When using a fire "Especially For You"Women's Race Against Breast Cancer. ,extinguisher,remember the word PASS- Because of your support,the Bank Team placed I`in team P—Pull the safety pin sire with 276 members strong! Over 5000 participants A—Aim the fare extinguisher registered for this annual affirir. Due to the corporate S—Squeeze the handle sponsorship of this event,the entire amount of over$4600.00 S--Sweep the fire contributed by you and the Fairfax State Savings Bank will be Accidental carbon monoxide(CO)poisoning accounts for used to provide breast cancer education and screening services several hundred deaths in the United States every year. The for women in need. Just a reminder that the Fairfax State deaths are particularly tragic because most could have been Savings Bank is sponsoring the Mercy Medical Mammogram easily prevented with a warning from a$20-$40 CO alarm. Van in Fairfax on Friday, October 26,2001.Please contact Carbon monoxide is an invisible,odorless gas that is produced your physician for a written or phone order,then call Mercy by fireplaces,stoves and water heaters.Chimney and flue Women's Center to schedule your mammogram appointment leaks or blockages can cause CO and other combustible gases at 398-6643. to spill out into your home and pollute the air you breathe. Cars,lawnmowers and snow blowers also produce a lot of IT'S especially at start up. Always have the,gage door open ITS STORYTTME1 f 11 and NEVER leave gasoline engines idle inside the garage. JUST A.REMINDER THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR A krafts can pull carbon monoxide into your home. CO alarms FAIRFAX LIBRARY CARD FOR ANY FAIRFAX should be mounted on ceilings or walls near the bedrooms on RESIDENT. each level of your home.You are most vulnerable during long JUST A NOTE1 periods of sleep. Take your CO alarm seriously,if it goes off, If there is any book that you are looking for that is not call 911. Go outside or move to a well-ventilated area,Make available in our library;the librarians will be happy to borrow sure all family members are accounted for.Also be aware of the book(s)from a sister library. the symptoms of CO poisoning: slight hcadache,nausea, LIBRARY HOURS vomiting and fatigue.'fhcse may appear to be flu-lie Monday: 10-8 symptoms from mild exposure.Remember carbon monoxide Tuesday: 4-8 bonds 200 tunes greater to blood than oxygen.Now is the time Wednesday: 2-8 to have your furnace,water heater,chimneys and flues Thursday: 4 —8 checked, These good practices go along with CO detectors Friday: 10-6 may be what saves your life. Saturday: 9-12 The phone number at the Library is 846-2"4. YARD WASTE PICKUP EVERY Patrons can renew your material by phone.if the library is TUESDAY TILL THE SNOW FLIES! closed,just leave a message. WE RI id Ott-kM c'pqq.tv P?'`da'd Y �l,A'`'f6i.5. rd r�wV111";"4 4 �A ss 7l 'S,1 .^�a 41n r A �� t. a t it. sa ii'wE Y ✓< av as a y S �y j i �1a� lit"s '..AhYlbros� e t , aoo rn- Mme{ t I On Saturday, October bu',the Fairfax.Veteran's Memorial was formally dedicated as a testament to all those individuals who have served their country in the Armed Forces, Tbroughout the existence of this community its members have responded unselfishly to the needs of the nation. In spite of a cool and windy morning, area residents attended the dedication.ceremony. Upon completion of the dedication the Ladies Auxiliary served hot refreshments at the Legion Hall. Pekomy Post 4572 extends our profound thanks to all who participated in this dedication ceremony. All are invited to stop and visit this beautiful memorial site. AMERICAN LEGION CHILDREN'S UPCOMING MEETINGS CHRISTMAS PARTY FIRE DEPARTMENT Annual Christmas Party for children 10 years of age and under Monday,October 29,2001--7 p.m. will be held on Sunday,December 166,There will be clowns Upstairs in Fire Hall and Santa there and will be an hour in length.The planners of LIBRARY BOARD the party would like to know if they should schedule the party Monday,November 12,2001—7 p,m, for the afternoon or evening. Library Community Room Please call JoAnn Burger at 846-2435 of your preference. PLANNING&ZONING Monday,November 12,2001—7 p.m, City Hall CLOVER RIDGE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Monthly meetings are held on the Monday before the City IN WALFORD Council Meeting of every month unless there is no agenda, In ANNUAL SUPPER,AUCTION AND BAKE, SALE a case when there is no agenda,the meeting will be canceled. SATURDAY,NOVEMBER 3,2001 CITY COUNCIL 4:30 P.M. SUPPER AND BAKE SALE Tuesday,November 13,2001-7 p.m. City Hall AUCTION BEGINS AT 7 P.1VL The doors are open for all.Fairfax citizens to join us at any of WHO'S TUPPERWARE BOWL WITH A RED LID the above meetings. New ideas and suggestions are always DO I HAVE? welcome:. AMERICAN LEGION' CALL JACKIE PETERSON AT 846-2342 Monthly meetings are held on the first Monday of every FOR SALE: 1972 MONTE CARLO PARTS month except when it falls on a holiday. CALL JACKIE PETERSON AT 846-2342 In a case:like that,the meeting would be on the second Monday of that month. WASTE MANAGEMENT The meetings are held at 8 p.m.at the Legion Hall, All Veterans'are welcome to come. + Starting next Tuesday, October 23d till the snow flies The November Meeting will be on Monday the:5th there will be weekly yard waste pickup.Please have it Anyone interested in renting the Legion Hall,please contact sitting out the same time as your garbage and make sure it Ken Gordon at 286-0815. is sitting away from your garbage.The weight limit for containers is no more then 40 lbs. Branches need to be no CITY NEWS more then 4,foot in length and bundled. 4 Any citizen who has moved into the Fairfax area and + Cardboard(large pieces)need to be broken down into wishes to vote on Tuesday,November 6th should come to �3 foot by 2 foot pieces to fit into the truck,If there is a City Hall to obtain a voter registration form. All large quantity,please bundle them together with string or registration forms must be received to the County Auditor tape. no later than 5 p.m.on Friday,October 26;unless postmarked on or before October 22. IT'S FLU VACCINATION TIME! # We are experiencing high levels of iron in our city water. The water is safe to drink. It will take time to determine THE VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION OF how to resolve this issue. LIMN COUNTY WILL BE PROVIDING THE FLU + Mary is looking for any volunteers to help fold the VACCINE AT: monthly newsletter.If anyone is interested please call FAIRFAX LEGION HALL City Hall at 846-2204. TUESDAY,NOVEMBER 13,2001 + Dppenon the sit ,tion the deadline to be placed on 9:00 A.M.—12:00 PAL the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council HANDICAP ACCESS IN REAR Agendas is the Wednesday before the meeting by 12:00 MEDICARE PARTICIPANTS NEED TO SHOW Noon. THEIR MEDICARE MEDICAL BENEFITS CARD AGE 65 AND OLDER NO COST WITH MEDICARE CITY HALL HOURS MEDICAL BENEFITS VNA WILL FILE Monday,Wednesday and Friday AGE 55-64: $10.00 AGE 18-54:$15.00 7:30 a.m.—4:00 p.m. *SUBJECT TO VACCINE SUPPLY AVAILABILITY Tuesday 7:30 a.m.—6:00 p.m,. Thursday 7:30 a.m.—6:00 p.m. City Hall Phone#., 846-2204 DEADLINE JOR NEW LETTER Please have news articles,community events,announcements, etc, at City Hall by the SECOND MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH, The FAIRFAX FACTS will be sent out shortly after the City Council Meeting, t 1 D 1 T MISS THIS! Th e M a 9 ic Boo 0 is coming, to FAIRFAX LIBRARY Thursday and Friday, October z 5a� 26th Story Time: Thursday @ 6;30pm and Friday @ 10'.304M All preschoolers and their parents are welcome! i Av Surprises v *Stories *Crafts { *Snacks *Door prizes Presented by Child Life Specialists from Grant Wood Area Education Agency LisaCounty Empowerment i I The following are excerpts from the Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department Minutes Nov. 22, -1937 1 2 .Nov. 24th, 1937, i A meeting was held at the Fairfax State Savings Lank the ?fleeting, of the Fairfax Fire Department called by Charles evening of Nov. 22, 1437 for the purpose of organizing a J. Dvorak, Chief of the Fire Department. Community Fire Department. This meeting was attended by approximately twenty-five citizens of the Town of Fairfax The minutes of the meeting of Nov. 22 were read and and the country surrounding Fairfax. approved. It was moved, seconded and unanimously carried that Wm. Charles J. Dvorak, Chief of the Fire Department reporter Behle, Mayor of Fairfax, be made chairman of the meetingw that he met with a committee and made the following sel tions for the Department. It was moved,, seconded and unanimously carried that j. L. Krall, Clerk, of the Town of Fairfax, be made Secretary of ENaINEMEN the meeting. 1. Chas J. Dvorak At this time Chairman, Behle, called upon F. J. Krob, 2. Chas N. Heaton Chief of the Ely, Iowa Fire Department for information as 3. John L. Kra-11 to how their department was organized, how It functions, 4. Ernest F. Crbwell anR to 'give us a general idea of their organization. 5. Ernest F. Listabarger S. Bernard 3tallman From the members present approximately twenty volunteered 7. William Michalek. to serve on the Fairfax Fire Department. LADDERMEN Charles J. Dvorak was elected Chief of the Fire Department. 1. Lea Zammetil Chas E. Heaton was elected Assistant Chief of the Fire Dep't. 2. Omer Tow 3. Robert Lockhart John L. Krall was elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Fire Marvin J. Nelson Department. 5. Wallide K. Rogers 6. Donald Berta Chao J. Dvorak, newly elected Chief of tho Fire Departmedt 7. Lloyd J. Lefebura was given a list of the persons who volunteered 't'o,serve on the Fire Department an4 was authorized to select from HOSE A NOZZLE UEN' he list 'the men for the various positions, submit the appointments to the Town Council, and to call a meeting 1. John E. Murphy at a later date for the purpose of each man receiving S. SVM. G. Zamastil information and advice as to his .position and duties 3. Raymond Reed , and such other business as might come before the meeting. 4. Wm. E. Dvorak 5. Eldred Stallman There being no further business to coin before this meeting same_ was adjourned. A proposed Conatitutlon was, read by the Se'orstarv-Treas- urer, J. L. Krall. r Y ,r r� It was moved, seconded and unanimously carried thst the Constitution as read be adopted. S e c reta r7'-"r' rsaau re r. Meeting of Nov. 241,'continued. J. L. Krall, Secretary-Treasurer read the proposed By=laws. It was moved, seconded and unanimously carried that the By-laws as read be adopted: All members of the department were present at this meeting.. After general discussion, it was moved, seconded and unanimously carried to adjourn. r Secretary-Treasurer. Fire Report No. 6 March 28, 1938. Nov. 6, 1938 Meeting of the Fairfax Fire Department held at H. P. Losey R@sidence. Alarm turned it at the Fairfax State Savings Bank this 28th, day of approximately 2%30 P. W. . Losoy family was !'arch, 10,38. away and the house locked. Very,,very heavy smoke and fire difficult to locate. Appeared Ueet.ing called to order at 7-30 P'. M, Chas J. Dvorak, to have started near the coiling In the kitchen Chief of the Fire Department. in the vicinity of the hot air pipes, although practically no fire in the furnace. Damage Roll call showed All 13 members from town present estimated at about $250.00. and all 5 members from the county-i absent. Moved, seconded and unanimously carried to purchase Fire Report No. 7 a 38 foot lhdder of Denniston t% Partridge Co., use one ladder for a drying rack and put both ladders Methodist Parsonage occupied by James L. an the truck when hose are dry. Claflin. Roof fire evidently caused by a spark from the chimney. Old shingles in bad condition. Very little damage since airs Claflin and her eon, Brueb, were on the roof purIng water from a Fail. July 6, 1938. It was moved, seconded and unanimously carried that all property WINners withind a certain radius, June 27, 1949 that to be determined by the Fire Department Officials, be solicited and asked to purchase a service at $25.00, which service was good during the life of the truck; and those who did no subscribe should be asked to sign an agreement to pay $50.00 to the Fire Fund in the event the truck was called to their premises. If the Regular meeting, of the Fairfax party would neither subscribe to a service at ;25.00 Fire Department held this 27th day of for the term of the truck nor to agree to pay the June, 1949. $50.00 no service would be rendered to him in the event of need. The meetina was called to order M. . It was moved, seconded and unanimously carried at a P. by Chief, Chas. J. Dvorak to make a charge of $50.00 on all calls made by the Roll call indicated all 15 members Fire Truck to members outside the trade territoryp present. and to all non-members. The weather was hot and humid There being no further business the meeting and due to lack of Important business adJ-urned. to come before the meeting and the, desparate thirst of most of the memibers it was moved, seconded and carried to a'djourn and proceed to Boland' s tavern for games and refre- Sedretary-T'reasurer. shments. Jcreta:ry i The first fire station was built in 1937. . .and is currently the Waterworks, In 1970,the present fire station, was constructed with an addition added in 1999" The f-first Fire truck was a 1939 ripen cab Dodge. Charles J. Dvorak was elected Fire Chief on 12-0737 and served in that capacity until 1958. Others who have served as Fire Chief are:Ralph Emanuel,Sr.,Russ Carver,Charlie Yanacek, Joe Kramer,K C. Waychoff,Ron Zenisek and Mike Sankot. Fairfax Fire Department Volunteers are as follows: Tadd Andrle Ken Barnell, Sr. -Secretary Kenny Barnell,Jr. Bill Barry-Lieutenant Kellie Bevans Eugene Brink,Jr. Jim Bullock Kyle Burroughs—Junior FF Kevin Costgan Doug Exline-Lieutenant Don Gillen Dan Happe Mike Kasper—EMS Director Julie Kasper Dan Kosmach Brian Merta-Captain Brad Meyers Matt Meyers Lynn Miller Dan Otis—Junior FF Jeff Pottebaum. Mike Sankot-Chief Jeff Sigmund Brian Staflman—Asst. Chief Cory Stockton Bion Stockton. Gary Stockton Jake Williams Dave Yanecek Dan Zamastil Chad Zenisek—Junior FF 11,2111 Z5 �n •: TP",.'RY-rr,cy— ice,,.:. _ __ � M' i III m a. l F L' Left to Right:J'uixiper #355, Grass Buggy#359,Tanker#350,Tanker#352 and Rescue#351 J; �I Iia r All } I� 'Jor o U t � I I er Ts �r, 1 iq Left to Right:Kyle Burroughs,Dan Zamastil,Dan Kosmach,Marcus Burns,Doug Exiine,Cory Stockton,, Mike Sankot and Matt Meyers r�• ��abr� — ' zd 9 i , Ww F � Ih+IM~Y +, Leif to Right.Pumper#354,Matt Meyers,Make Kasper and Brad Meyers The KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL NO. 11942 N11�ITES YOU TO AG 9 . A PANCAKE BREAIUAST PANCAKES,SCRAMBLED EGGS AND SAUSAGE,AND FRESH CINNAMON ROLLS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21 2001 7430 A. M. TO 12:0�0 DONATION r,r' ST . PATRICK' S AUDITORIUM FAIR FAX, 10 WA Proceeds to fund a scholarship THE FAIRFAX MEAT C 11-Oct-011 Buy Pork! HIGHWAY 151, FAIRFAX, IOWA ALL PRICES SUBJECT Help Iowa Farmers PHONE 319-846-2853 TO CHANGE LOCATED NEXT TO THE GARDEN OF EATIN"AND THE DAIRY QUEEN 25#CHOICE BEEF 25#MEAT BUNDLE 112 OF 112 25#PORK BUNDLE BUNDLE 2 LBS ROUND STEAK 6 LBS ARM ROAST 7 LB CNTR CUT CHOPS 3 LBS ROUND STEAK 3 LBS CHUCK ROAST 6 LBS CHUCK ROAST 4 LB PORK STEAK 3 LBS CHUCK ROAST 5 LBS GROUND CHUCK 6 LBS ROUND STEAK 3 LB PORK BACK RIBS 3 LBS ARM ROAST 2 LBS CHOPS 20 LBS GROUND CHUCK 2 LB PORK SAUSAGE 5 LBS GROUND CHUCK 2 LBS PORK STEAK 6 LBS SIRLOIN 3 LB BONELESS LOIN 3 LBS SIRLOIN 3 LB CHICKEN 6 LBS N.Y.STRIP SLICES 4 LBS T-BONE 3 LBS N.Y. STRIP 5 LBS RIBEYES 3 LB BACON 2 LBS N Y STRIP 2 LBS SIRLOIN 5 LBS ROLLED ROAST 3 LB BOSTON BUTT 2 LBS BEEF STEW 1 LBS SAUSAGE 3 LBS STEW MEAT ROAST $93.49 2 LB PORK;LOIN $2311.00 $54.19 50#BEEF BUNDLE $81.39 112 HOG BUNDLE COMBO BUNDLE#2 6 LB ROUND STEAK 50#MEAT BUNDLE 5 LB BOSTON BUTT 2 LBS ROUND STEAK 6 LB CHUCK ROAST 6 LBS ROUND STEAK 6 SLICES PORK STEAK 3 LBS GROUND BEEF 6 LB ARM ROAST 6 LBS{CHUCK ROAST 24 SLICES BONLSS LOIN 2 LBS SLAB BACON 10 LBS GRD CHUCK 6 LBS ARM ROAST 24 SLICES PORK CHOPS 1 112"HAM SLICE 3 LB BEEF STEW 3 LBS CHICKEN 1 WHOLE BONE IN HAM 1 LB PORK SAUSAGE 5 LB N.Y. STRIP 4 LBS PORK BACK 5 LBS BACON 1 LB BF STEW MEAT 4 LB SIRLOIN RIBS 5 LBS SAUSAGE 3 LB CHICKENI 5 LB ROLLED RUMP 5 LBS CENTER CUT 6 SLAB PORK BACK RIB 1 LB BONELESS 3 LB RIBEYE PORK CHOPS $130.89 PORK LOIN 2 LB MINUTE STEAK 10 LBS GROUND CHUCK 25#ROAST BUNDLE $30.29 $185.89 2 LB BNLS PORK LOIN 5 LBS CHUCK ROAST 2 LBS SAUSAGE 5 LBS ARM ROAST 3 LBS SIRLOIN 5 LBS PORK ROAST 2 LB PORK STEAK 5 LBS ROLLED RUMP 1 LB STEW MEAT 5 LBS GROUND CHUCK $127.69 $60.19 THE FOLLOWING ARE ALSO AVAILABLE One box bacon wrapped sirloins-------------8 six ounce to box $15.90 One box of 24 four ounce chicken breasts $21.00 Groundchuck patties---four or five to a pound One five pound package $12.45 Whole Ribeye,Strips,Top Butts or beef Short Loins (T-bones) cut to order CITY OF FAIRFAX REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING October 9,2001 Mayor Voss called the meeting to order at 6:10 p.m. Council menibers present:Beer, Scott, Wainwright, Stockton and Ekstrom, After discussion regarding office procedures,Mayor Voss called for a closed session to discuss the afore mentioned:matter and the possibility of hiring a Deputy Clerk, Motion Scoff to enter into closed session at 6:15 p,m.,2"d Stockton.Roll Call: All Ayes;MC Motion Stockton,2nd Beer approval of Agenda Aye 5 MC Motion Beer,2"d Ekstrom approval Min, September 24&September 27,2001 Council Meetings Aye 5 MC Discussion was on the flow of water on the property of Don Heisler, Councilperson Beer left at 7:23 p.m Motion Stockton,2nd Wainwright to approve the building permit for Don Heisler Roll Call:All Ayes;MC Mayor Voss opened the Public Hearing on ORDINANCE 237 at 7:33 p.m. Mayor.Voss closed the Public Hearing on ORDINANCE 237 at 7:34 p.m ]Motion Scott,2nd Ekstrom approve ORDINANCE 237 to waive 2nd&3"Readings Roll Call:All, Ayes;MC Motion Scott,2:w Ekstrom to adopt ORDINANCE 237 Roll Call:All Ayes;MC Deputy Marr Taylor gave the Sheriff's Report. Mayor Voss opened the Public Hearing on ORDINANCE 236 at 7:39 p.m. Mayor Voss closed the Public Hearing on ORDINANCE 236 at 7:40 p.m. Motion Stockton,2nd Scott approve ORDINANCE 236 to waive the 3'Reading Roll Call:All .Ayes;MC Motion Stockton,2"d Scott to adopt ORDINANCE 236 Roll Call.All Ayes;MC Mayor Voss opened the Public Hearing ORDINANCE 233 at 7:42 p.m, Mayor Voss closed the Public Hearing on ORDINANCE 233 at 7:43 p.m. Motion Ekstrom,2"d Stockton approve ORDINANCE 233 to waive the 3rd Reading Roll Call:All Ayes;MC Motion Ekstrom,2"1 Stockton to adopt ORDINANCE 233 Roll Call: All Ayes;MC Motion Wainwright,Td Ekstrom RESOLUTION'01-10-09-X Issuance of Bonds Roll Call:All Ayes;MC Motion Ekstrom,2nd Scott RESOLUTION 01-10-09-2 Amend Urban Renewal Area Roll Call: All Ayes MC Councilperson Beer arrived at 7:53 p.m. Motion Scott,2"d Wainwright RESOLUTION 01-10-09-3 Financial Report 00-01 Roll Call: All Ayes MC All MC Motion Wainwright,2nd Beer 2001-2002 Linn Co. Agreement for Winter Snow&Ice Control Aye _ Motion Scott,2"d Beer to remove from table ORDINANCE 234,Aye All MC Motion Stockton,2"d Ekstrom approve ORDINANCE 234 to waive rd&3rd Readings Roll Call: All Ayes MC Motion.Beer,2nd Ekstrom to adopt ORDINANCE 234 Roll Call:All Ayes;MC Motion Beer,2nd Scott to remove from table ORDINANCE 235 Aye All MC Motion Beer,2nd Stockton approve ORDINANCE 235 to waive 2"d&3rd Readings Roll Call:All Ayers MC Motion Beer,2nd Ekstrom to adopt ORDINANCE 235 Roll Call:All.Ayes;MC Motion Scott,2"d Stockton table City Attorney further consideration at December Council Meeting Aye All MC Dick Ransom has not received the IADOT Permit for Prairie View Estates yet.Discussion on 2$E Agreement. Dick Ransom stated bid date will be Nov. 9'a'at City Hall for Water Main Repair Project. Discussion on IA Living Roadways Grant. Council decided to go with a$10,000 grant. Discussion on City Trees on the City-Right-A-Way Todd Philipp residence. Motion Ekstrom,,27d Wainwright approval of claims presented for payment Aye All MC Ron Dusil gave the Maintenance Report. Cheryl Scott gave the Library Report.No Fire Dept Report, Motion Beer,2"d,Scott to adjourn meeting at 9:45 p.m Aye All MC Mary Pacha, City Clerk Bill Voss,Mayor TO ALL GARDEN OF EATIN' CUSTOMERS: The owners, managers, and employees would like to announce the closing of the Garden of Eatin' at 2 p.m. on October 31, 2001. For the past five years we have gone through changes to better serve: our customers' needs. These changes were suggested in many different forms. We've always kept our promise to use the best and freshest ingredients available in the market. It has been an honor for all of us who work here to serve those products on a daily basis. We all wish there was more we could do, but it is for the best. For those of you who have been regular customers, everyone here would like to thank you for all of your loyalty. To first time customers, we would also like to thank you for choosing the Garden of Eatin'. Thanks again, Beth Smith, Manager Michael, Becky, Jolene, Erin, Jodi, Jess , Amy CITY OF FAIRFAX PRSRT STD PO BOX 337 US POSTAGE FAIRFAX,, 1A 52228 PAID FAIRFAX, IA PERMITNO.6 POSTAL CUSTOMER FAIRFAX, IA 52228