- 1 small box Jiffy cornbread
- 1 small box Jiff yellow cake mix
- 2 eggs
- 2/3 cup milk
Mix until fluffy, pour into greased 8″ x 8″ pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes.
Mix until fluffy, pour into greased 8″ x 8″ pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes.
Jim Field talks about giving blood and discusses some upcoming blood drives.
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FREE TO GOOD HOME: Three (3) friendly, playful, entertaining young male cats. Two (2) are orange (“Morris the Cat” look), one (1) is brown tiger. Pretty colors and markings. Outdoor cats, but they would love to be indoors and receive lots of attention & affection from children and/or adults. Will separate. 712-779-2281,
FOR SALE: a 2001 pontiac grand prix gt have tons of new parts on it great car cheap getting 4 wheel drive if your interested call ashley at 515 612 5589 or brad at 515 612 5588.
FREE: Upright piano. Antique. Free to a good home or if anyone knows of a place to donate to. Been in storage for 2 years, ready for a good home. Works great, all original parts. Bench with storage included. Will help load but cannot deliver. Call Riann at (712) 304-0830 or (712) 268-2320. Can email pictures.
WANTED: pet carrier for adult cat call 712-249-9955.
FOR SALE: 2 matching recliners, sage green, 3 months old, asking $100 each. Also, 2 twin electric beds, both work, asking $50 apiece. Call 243-7734.
FOR SALE: Walnut China cabinet, 75 inches tall, 36 inches wide. Asking $100, call 243-2188.
FOR SALE: Firestone tractor tires 18-4-42’s. They are about 40% there. $800 for both. 304-4262 in Audubon.
WANTED: Bed…prefer it to be full size but would take single size. Also would like it to come with a mattress and box springs. 250-0788.
WANTED: Used Electric glasstop stove, white. 712-249-5567.
FOR SALE: Snowblower – MTD Yard machine. 8 HP, 26″, 2 stage with approximately 60 hours of use. In great condition. Asking $400. Call 712-243-4841.
WANTED: old electronics, stereo receivers,amps, speakers, radios, ham etc. Also guitar/amp, any condition is ok for parts or repair. 515-238-3343.
The City Council in Audubon will holds its regular meeting this evening. The Council is set to discuss and possibly act on an abatement, an application for renewal of a Class C liquor license for a local bar, and, discuss: parking in yards; a listing agent for 118 E. Division Street; Compensation practices, and Raises.
The meeting begins at 7-p.m.
Republican Presidential hopeful Rick Perry will be in western Iowa today (Tuesday), holding several “Meet and Greet”-type events. The Governor from Texas will begin with a 10:45-a.m. event in Council Bluffs at the Main Street Cafe’ (102 S. Main St.). This afternoon, Perry has stops in Clarinda (Glenn Miller Museum, 1:15-p.m.), Creston (3:30-p.m., Adams Street Espresso), and in Osceola at 5:30-p.m.
Perry will also be in west Central Iowa Monday, Jan. 2nd, with stops planned in Sioux City (12:30-p.m. at the Stoney Creek Inn), Carroll (Santa Maria Vineyard, 4-p.m.), and in Perry, he’ll hold a campaign rally in advance of the Iowa Caucuses (6:30-p.m., at the Hotel Pattee).
Here’s the forecast for Atlantic, and the KJAN listening area….
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BETTY A. JENNI, 70, of Harlan, died Mon., Dec. 26th, in Harlan. Funeral services for BETTY JENNI will be held 10-a.m. Fri., Dec. 30th, at the Burmeister-Johannsen Funeral Home in Harlan.
Friends may call at the funeral home from 1-9pm Thu., Dec. 29th, with the family present from 6-8pm.
Burial will be in the Lincoln Township Cemetery in Harlan.
BETTY JENNI is survived by:
Her husband – John Jenni, of Harlan.
Her daughter – Sheresa Hampton, of Harlan.
Her brothers – Hugh Fries, of Marion; Roy (Ruth) Fries, of Harlan; Ivan (Kathleen) Fries, of Irwin; & Bob (Judy) Fries, of West Concord, MN.
Her sister – Sue (Eldon) Bristol, of Everett, WA.
4 grandchildren, 8 great-grandchildren, other relatives and friends.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Gov. Terry Branstad says he’s opposed to enacting a user fee to help spruce up the state’s parks and would rather rely on the Iowa State Parks Foundation to generate donations for park maintenance. Iowa Department of Natural Resources Director Roger Lande says Iowans have told him they would be willing to pay such a fee to improve state parks. The Sioux City Journal reports Lande raised the possibility of reinstating a user fee during budget talks with Branstad. DNR funding has declined since 2008 and with it the number of seasonal workers hired to maintain parks. Public complaints resulted in more money for maintenance and the number of seasonal workers should nearly double from 80 in 2011 to 150 for the year that ends June 30.