January 2014 Newsletter

City of Milo
P.O. Box 111
Milo, IA 50166
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Milo Newsletter
JANUARY, 2014
Volleyball
Volleyball will be starting the 1st Sunday of
January. Even if you are not playing you are more
than welcome to come enjoy volleyball, a good
meal, and some conversation. We have some great
non-profit groups serving up some delicious free will
donation meals again this year.
January 5th Little League
January 12th 4H
January 19th Co-ed Volleyball
January 26th Partners in Education
February 2nd Super Bowl NO VOLLEYBALL
February 9th Explosion Softball
www.cityofmilo.com
February 16th Lacona Library
February 23th Motor Friends Church
March 2nd SEW Trap Team
March 9th Bakers Baseball
Blood Drive
Thank you to everyone who helped in any way
at the Blood Drive. We had 10 donors and 36 lives
were saved.
— June Coffman, Blood Drive Chairperson
Milo City Council Meeting
Milo City Hall - Monday, November 18, 2013
Milo City Council was called to order by Mayor
Hitsman at 7:00 p.m. Council answering roll call:
Morgan, Graham, Miller, Hall. Hughes arrived at
7:15 pm.
Mayor Hitsman asked for a motion to approve the
Agenda. Motion by Hall. Second by Graham. AyesAll. Motion carried.
Mayor Hitsman asked for a motion to approve the
previous Minutes from November 4, 2013 asking if
there were any changes or additions. Councilwoman
Hall stated that in the Special Meeting Minutes that
the name of the minor should be replaced with the
name of the parents. Regular Council Minutes. The
second on the data technology training should be
Miller. Mayor again called for a motion to approve
the proposed changes and minutes. Motion by
Miller. Second by Hall. Ayes-All. Motion carried.
to serve on the Planning and Zoning Board for the
City of Milo. Mayor Hitsman hereby appointed
Garret Chumbley and Chuck Jones to the City of
Milo’s Planning and Zoning Board. Wendy Fischer
announced she will be resigning after the Board
meeting in January 2014. The Planning and Zoning
Board will need one other member at that time.
During the discussion, it was brought to Council’s
attention that the Board of Adjustments is also in
need of one additional member.
Move Dates of Council Meeting - December 2,
2013 Council Meeting – move to Tuesday, December
3, 2013 - December 16, 2013 Council Meeting –
move to Tuesday, December 17, 2013. Mayor
Hitsman stated that the Southeast Warren Schools
will be holding their Winter Concerts the evening of
the regularly scheduled City Council Meetings in
December. Mayor called for a motion to move the
Monday, December 2, 2013 Council Meeting to
Tuesday, December 3, 2013. Moved by Hall. Second
by Graham. Ayes-All. Motion carried. Mayor then
called for a motion to move the Monday, December
16, 2013 Council Meeting to Tuesday, December 17,
2013. Moved by Hall. Second by Miller. Ayes-All.
Motion carried.
Milo Primary School sidewalk concern per
Councilwoman Ann Miller - Councilwoman Miller
stated she had been informed by some citizens that
the Southeast Warren School District does not want
to install the sidewalk along the north side of the
primary building to the walking trail. Discussion
followed regarding the City’s responsibility. Mayor
Hitsman will contact Superintendent Galvin at
Southeast Warren Schools concerning the sidewalk
and what their position is. Matter tabled until
December.
Review Doug Hembry performance per
Councilman Terry Morgan - Mayor Hitsman
addressed Council. Discussion followed concerning
current list of items with upcoming due dates.
City Park Issues - Mayor Hitsman, Council and
Wendy Fischer discussed concerns about City Park
issues and her son. Mayor stated that he was acting
upon verbal information provided to him by a
Warren County Sheriff’s Deputy the evening of the
incident on October 25, 2013. When the actual
report was received, it did not name the Fischer
boy as causing issues at City Park that evening.
Mayor Hitsman apologized for the City’s approach
to Fischer’s son concerning the incident of
Old Business
Griggs Demolition Permit 210 South 5th Street –
move to December Agenda. Mayor inquired about
the closing date of the property. Clerk replied Griggs
had informed City the closing date will be in a week.
Add to December 3, 2013 Agenda.
Departmental Reports - Doug Hembry stated that
last week during his absence there was a water main
leak on Monday morning. Vanderpool Construction
repaired the leak. Mayor inquired as to amount of
water lost. Hembry replied about 30,000 gallons.
Hembry informed Council he will be gone part of
this week to a Water / Waste Water Workshop in
West Des Moines.
New Business
Dale Miller of MidAmerican Energy - grant
money presentation - Dale Miller presented a $250
grant check to the City of Milo for the betterment of
the community. Mayor Hitsman then presented the
check to Dick & Betty Lamb and Lynda Richards of
the Ackworth Garden Club for use in the garden
located west of Milo at the entrance to the Walking
Trail. Discussion followed concerning the permanent
sign that the $250 will go towards. Motion by Hall
that the City of Milo takes care of the installation of
the permanent sign at the garden west of town at
the entrance to the walking trail. Second by Miller.
Ayes-All. Motion carried.
Zoning Board – Appoint Garrett Chumbley per
Board Member Wendy Fischer. Zoning Board –
discuss possibility of appointing Charles Jones.
Wendy Fischer, Zoning Board Member, stated that
both Garrett Chumbley and Charles Jones are willing
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Milo City Council Meeting
Milo City Hall - Monday, November 18, 2013
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October 25, 2013. Mayor Hitsman called for a
motion that the notice sent to the Fischer’s
concerning their son and City Park Issues be
rescinded at this time because he was not involved
the evening of October 25, 2013. Motion by Hughes.
Second by Hall. Ayes-Hughes, Hall, Miller. NaysMorgan, Graham. Motion carried.
Approval Of Accounts Payable
November 5 – November 18, 2013, in the amount
of $18,441.62. A motion was made by Hughes to
approve November 5 – November 18, 2013 accounts
payable in the amount of $18,441.62. Seconded by
Graham. Ayes-all. Motion carried.
Mayor Hitsman presents retiring councilman Stan
Hughes a plaque recognizing his service to the City of
Milo for his years of service on the City Council.
Milo Lions News
Propositions And Remarks From Council
Councilwoman Hall informed Council that the
Excellence in Business Awards for Warren County
Thursday, November 21, 2013. Councilwoman Hall
was asked to be a presenter at the event to represent
the City of Milo in the Warren County Economic
Development Corporation.
Christmas and the New Year mark a time of
grateful reflection and hopeful expectation, a time of
long goodbyes and new beginnings. Absences and
lacks in our lives weigh heavier, and kindness seems
to count for more. Yes, our club is pleased with
progress on our pedestrian/bike trail, but we cannot
help but think of those who will not walk it with us.
I didn’t know Harriett McLarnand, wife of 50 Year
Lion Albert McLarnand well. What I knew, I liked.
Denise Nash Bougher, sister of Lion Dan Nash,
treated so many people, including me, like favorite
cousins. Lights in the community Elzora Town,
Henry Bechtel, Clifford Becker, and Raelene Best,
shine for a different court now. News of the passing
of Deloris (Brown) Goering, wife and best friend of
Lion Darrell Goering II, reached me just before our
club’s Christmas dinner meeting, which was hosted
at Motor Friends Church. The Motor folks put on a
fine meal, but I have to say that the beautiful
heartfelt Christmas and gospel music of Carol Oliver,
Sharon Seuferer, and Craig Wright served as the
medicine I needed. I spoke of Deloris as an
eminently kind lady, of whom I never heard a harsh
word. Carol Oliver told me later that Deloris’ whole
family could be described in the same way. I wasn’t a
bit surprised. I’m glad that Deloris is still in good
company, and so too are they. Some of you, many
whom I do not yet know, will, in the months and
years to come, step in and step up. Like Olympic
runners, a bright warm torch passes to you. Let’s see
if what you have to offer can equal or exceed what
came before. The New Year is ours. Let us take
possession of it and do great things. Thank-you.
Adjourn
A motion was made by Graham to adjourn at 7:37
pm. Seconded by Hall. Ayes-All. Motion carried.
— By order of the Milo City Council
Milo Library News
Now that the crazy holidays are over we will try to
get back to normal at the library. We will have teen
group on January 7th at 6:30 pm. We are making a
switch to Tuesday night. We would love to have any
teen join us. We usually have supper at 6:30 pm and
discuss our book that we have focused on from last
group session. We also try to do some kind of fun
activity.
We are going to be having a BINGO night
sometime in January. This will be after school. I will
hang flyers in town and get Patty Harrington
information to put in Primary School Newsletter.
Help Wanted
The Milo Public Library is looking to hire an
assistant librarian. Please bring resumes to the library
by January 3rd. For more information on the
position please contact Renee at the library during
library hours.
— Alan S. Gardner, President, Milo Lions Club
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Milo City Council Meeting
Milo City Hall - Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Milo City Council was called to order by Mayor
Hitsman at 7:00 p.m. Council answering roll call:
Morgan, Hughes, Graham, Miller, Hall.
Mayor Hitsman indicated two changes to the
Agenda. John Thompson should reflect 180 day
review and add February 4 – April 1, 2013 for Mayor
Pro-tem service for Scott Graham. Councilwoman
Hall asked to add Website under old business.
Mayor Hitsman asked for a motion to approve the
Agenda. Motion by Morgan. Second by Hall. AyesAll. Motion carried.
Mayor Hitsman asked for a motion to approve the
previous Minutes from November 18, 2013 asking if
there were any changes or additions. Councilman
Hughes stated that appointment of persons to the
zoning board the date should be changed from 2013
to 2014. Mayor called for a motion to approve the
proposed changes and minutes. Motion by Hughes.
Second by Miller. Ayes-All. Motion carried.
closing date of December 13, 2013, so we may review
it at the next meeting. Second by Morgan. AyesMorgan, Hughes, Graham. Nays-Hall, Miller.
Motion carried.
Departmental Reports
Update – New Wastewater Discharge Permit Discuss Engineering Firm to hire - Doug Hembry
addressed Council concerning the draft we received
for Milo’s Wastewater Discharge Permit. The
Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has created a
set of requirements. Once the permit is issued, the
timetable is five years to complete the project to be
in compliance. Anticipated permit approval is
January 2014 with the self assessment matrix and
work record request are due within three months. An
engineering firm will be needed to determine where
we will proceed at the beginning. The firm will help
with the assessment and guide the City as to our
plan of action. The areas of concern are the
discharge water that flows to the creek. DNR is
requiring the ammonia and nitrogen levels are lower.
Hembry also stated that the dissolved oxygen limit
has to be maintained and the E.Coli needs to be
absent, so it will need to be disinfected before it
flows to the creek. Hembry informed Council that
common ways to achieve this is with chlorine and
ultra violet(UV) radiation. An engineering firm will
help in this process and design of the new system
that will be specific to Milo’s needs so we will be in
compliance with federal and state guidelines.
Council tabled and moved to December 17, 2013
agenda.
Old Business
Griggs Demolition Permit 210 South 5th Street –
move to December Agenda. Griggs closed on the
property the end of November 2013. Griggs
contacted Chief Bales concerning the demolition and
controlled burn of the home. Chief Bales has been in
contact with the proper authorities to ensure the
demolition and controlled burn is within the DNR
guidelines.
Motion by Morgan to approve Griggs Demolition
Permit for 210 South 5th Street. Second by Hall.
Ayes-All. Motion carried.
Website - Councilwoman Hall addressed Council
concerning the City of Milo Website and allowing
Jason Cross to format it for content. Cross has
already given the City of Milo a discount of $600
because he did not charge for the custom page
design. Cross quoted $720 for the addition of the
content to the website. This would place all current
information on the website so that it can be
maintained and updated as needed. Mayor asked for
discussion on the matter. Discussion followed
concerning obtaining bids for adding content to
the website. The bid would be for adding content
only because the maintenance of the website is a
separate issue.
Hall motioned to pay Nolasoft $720 to place the
content on the website and so it is operable online.
Second by Miller. Ayes-Miller, Hall. Nays-Morgan,
Hughes, Graham. Motion failed.
Motion by Hughes to post an advertisement to
see what may available by somebody else with a
New Business
Richard Coffman Building Permit Application Motion to approve by Morgan. Second by Graham.
Ayes-All. Motion carried.
Approval of Casey’s General Store - Liquor
License Renewal - Motion to approve by Graham.
Second by Morgan. Ayes-Morgan, Graham, Miller,
Hall. Nay-Hughes. Motion carried.
Approval of Snow Removal Bid for 2013 – 2014
Season - City of Milo received one bid from Jeff
Turner. Motion to approve by Graham. Second by
Morgan. Ayes-All. Motion carried.
John Thompson – 180 Day Review - Council
asked Doug Hembry if there were any concerns with
John Thompson work performance. Hembry stated
he has had no issues with Thompson’s work.
Discussion followed. Motion by Graham to increase
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Milo City Council Meeting
Milo City Hall - Tuesday, December 3, 2013
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John Thompson’s pay from $10 to $12 / hour due to
his 180 day review. This increase will begin with
December 2013 payroll. Second by Hughes. Ayes-All.
Motion carried.
Set pay of Mayor Pro-Tem for service from
02/04/2013 – 04/01/2013 and 08/19/2013 –
10/19/2013 - Motion by Hall to pay Scott Graham,
acting Mayor Pro-Tem the amount of $5.47 per
diem during 02/04/2013-04/01/2013 and
08/19/2013-10/19/2013. Second by Morgan.
Ayes-Morgan, Hughes, Miller, Hall. Abstain-Graham.
Motion carried.
Galvin providing the grant information and asking
for a date of completion. Copies are to sent to the
SEW Primary School Principal, Dan Dow and to the
Milo Lion’s Club.
Milo Newsletter Delivery Person
Council discussed the hand delivery of the
newsletter to each home. This position will begin the
month of December for January Newsletter Delivery
and continue each month thereafter. The amount to
paid is $50 per month.
Motion by Hall to approve Ben Cumings as the
delivery person for the Milo Newsletter. Second by
Morgan. Ayes-All. Motion carried.
Motion to set monthly pay to $50 for the delivery
of the Milo Newsletter by Morgan. Second by
Graham. Ayes-All. Motion carried.
Adjourn
A motion was made by Graham to adjourn at 7:37
pm. Seconded by Hall. Ayes-All. Motion carried.
Garden Recommendations for 2014
Robbi Mozak submitted garden recommendations
for 2014. Several saplings died and will need to be
removed and possibly replaced. Landscaping fabric
needs replaced on the path and in the area with the
sign. Another item of concern is the plaques on
posts; kids tear them out of the ground. Mozak
suggested replacing them with metal plaque holders
or cement them into the ground. Discussion
followed concerning the pricing of the
recommendations. Council asked that Robbi Mozak
obtain informational pricing from the Garden Center
to be used for the budget evaluation in January.
Council voted to table the matter until then.
Honorable Mention
Dave Minton and Diane Alexander
Verle and Sharon Young
Approval Of Accounts Payable
November 19 – December 5, 2013, in the amount
of $27,741.27. A motion was made by Hughes to
approve November 19 – December 5, 2013 accounts
payable in the amount of $27,741.27. Seconded by
Graham. Ayes-all. Motion carried.
Propositions And Remarks From Council
— By order of the Milo City Council, Misti Kosman, City Clerk
Country Christmas Contest Winners
Lighting Contest Results
1st Place - Johnny and Mary Ulin
2nd Place - Jon Nutting
3rd Place - Frank and Lori Nutting
Lighted Parade Results
Overall Best - Milo United Methodist Church
Best Float - Marcy and Darcy Hoch
Best Theme - Laura Benesh
Photo Contest
Black and White - Paul and Carolyn Lundburg/
Cassandra Mosher
Color - Sarah Hansen/Cassandra Mosher
Youth - Scott and Samantha Benesh
Primary School Building Sidewalk Estimate
Mayor opened discussions concerning the sidewalk
which is to be built along the North side of the
Southeast Warren Primary School. This sidewalk
would connect to the Milo Walking Trail. Mayor
spoke with SEW Superintendent Delane Galvin
concerning the sidewalk and the cost. Mayor
researched and located an available of a grant
through the Iowa Department of Transportation
(IDOT). Discussion followed. Council requested that
the City Clerk send a letter to SEW Superintendent
Biscuits and Gravy
Biscuits and Gravy will be served
January 5th from 7:00 a.m. till
11:00 a.m. For only $4.00, you
can get a great hot breakfast. If
you have never attended a biscuits and gravy
breakfast, you don’t know what you are missing!
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Gift Basket Raffle Winners
Tree of Lights Recipients
Thank you to everyone who visited the Primary
School during Country Christmas; it was a busy and
profitable day for the Partners in Education group.
We appreciate our volunteers and the donations of
cookies for the cookie walk. The holiday gift baskets
looked great.
• John and Madeline Neiman, Parents of Nancy
Neiman
• Frances Lundberg, Mother of Paul Lundberg
• Florene Arnold, Mother of Carolyn Lundberg
• Warren Doss, husband of Rose Doss.
• Doug Doss, son of Rose Doss
• Bill Keeney, husband of Ardelle Keeney
• Merle Baumgarten, Husband of Geraldine,
Father/Grandfather of Kevin, Deb, April, & Jackson
Baumgarten, Great Grandfather of Kaleb
• Minnie and Allen Young, parents of Verle Young
• William and Elizabeth Conn, parents of Sharon
Young
• Bill Graham and Bradley Graham, submitted by
Betty Graham and family
• Clifford Becker, Bryten Becker, Kayla Becker
Simmerman, family of Merna Becker
• Lowell Fuller, Father of Marjorie White and
Grandfather of Rita Fleener
• Raymond Burns, Son of Marjorie White and
Brother of Rita Fleener
• Bob White, Husband of Marjorie White
• Denise Nash Bougher, daughter of Jean Nash
• HONOR - Dave and Sharon Benesh, Parents to
Allen(Deb), Chris, Kathy, Steve, Laura.
Grandparents to Dallas, Dakota, Nolan,
Samantha, Scott
• Dirk King, Husband of Chris King, Father of Dakota
and Nolan
• Giles and Blanche Seuferer, Grandparents of Rande
and Linda Seuferer & Matt and Jennifer Lane
• Leonard Van Syoc, Husband of Patricia, Father of
Aaron
• Rene & Anna Konrad and Lester & Ina Dittmer,
Parents of Flavian and Ruth Konrad
• Gerry Putney, Mother of Judy Allison,
Grandmother of Jill Fredricks & Joel Allison,
Greatgrandmother of Sadie & Suzi Fredricks
• John &Louise Jacobs, Parents of Marlene, Verla,
and Mary
• Mary Jacobs Graham Vaughn, Sister of Marlene
Jacobs Fouche and Verla Jacobs Mann
• Evelyn Coffman Boucher, Dearest friend of Marlene
Jacobs Fouche
• Don & Betty Hensel, Uncle & Aunt of Marlene
Jacobs Fouche
The winners are –
Crafts & Activities – Kathy Ohnemus
Home for the Holidays – Luke Chumbley
Movie & Game Night – Terry Davis
Baking – Diane Anderson
Disney – Jordan Harrington
Hunting – Terry Davis
Winter/Snowmen – Donna Clay
Bedtime – Erica Wadle
Pirates/Princess – Jan Wadle
House Divided – Jill Williams
Game Night – Heather Dawson
Automotive Help – Terry Davis
Chocolate – Zoey Sherman
Iowa Hawkeyes – Margaret Rowe
Camping – Lynnea Young
Super Heroes – Kurt Douglas
Crayola/Crafts – Charles Olsasky
Thank you to everyone who donated items,
volunteered to work at the school, or bought tickets.
The profits, from these baskets, are used to pay for
our field trips.
Milo Memories Museum
If you haven’t been to the museum for a while,
come have a cup of coffee and a pastry and look
around.
There has been a group of local citizens working
diligently to display the wonderful antiques we have
been given.
They are Melvin Hayward, Ron & Kristen Fridley,
Ann & Chester Crouse, Carolyn & David Caskey,
Verle & Sharon Young, Don & Linda Pierce, Henry
Nutting, Ruth Konrad, Pat Gruefe, Terry Davis, and
Norm & Karan Wadle.
We want to thank every one of you and especially
Shirley for taking the time to help with this project.
Remember the museum is always looking for
antiques to help preserve the memories of local
citizens, our community and its heritage.
Thank You!!
— Submitted by Mary Jo Ohnemus
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The Small Town Country Christmas committee
wants to thank everyone who helped make our event
successful. We couldn’t of done it without you!
Milk Money Scholarship Fund
In August of 2007, the Milo United Methodist
Church established a Milk Money Scholarship Fund
to help families pay for afternoon (snack) milk for
kindergarten to third grade students at the Southeast
Warren Primary School. Donations received from
local churches, the Milo Lions Club and private
citizens funded afternoon milk at the Southeast
Warren Primary School for thirty students. The
afternoon snack milk is optional for all students and
is usually served in the classroom mid-afternoon.
There is no reduction of the price for afternoon milk
based on free or reduced status. The price is the same
for everyone.
Every semester we have families that struggle to
pay the afternoon milk fee. The fee is $31.50 per
semester, which works out to be 35¢ per day. The
scholarship fund continues but every year it is a
challenge to raise enough money to cover the need.
The first semester of this year the fund paid for milk
38 students, about 26% of our student population.
This percentage is comparable to our free/reduced
lunch percentage. The total cost for the first semester
for these 38 students was $1,197.00.
The Milk Money Scholarship Fund is run through
the school’s hot lunch fund. All money is deposited
and a semester of student milk is deducted at one
time. A separate account has been established and it
is audited with the rest of the lunch accounts yearly
by the state. It operates in a similar fashion to the
way school lunches are debited to lunch accounts
electronically. All money donated is used to directly
pay for milk, there is no profit or mark up on milk.
Any money left over from this year is carried over to
next year.
Thank you for your support of the Milk Money
Scholarship Fund –
Donors for the 2012_2013 school year
Liberty Center United Methodist Church
Arlan & Karen Becker
Sarah Olsasky
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Dianne Chambers
Bernice Weeks
Janet Smith
Verna Sevcik
Motor Ladies Aid
Chet Crouse
Early Out Wednesdays
The Southeast Warren area Methodist Churches are
beginning a program called Methodist Early Out
Wednesdays (MEOW). Basically a Sunday School
type setup - snack, lesson, crafts and activities - on
the early out Wednesdays that occur for our school
district.
This will be for kids in grades 1-6. It will take place
on early out Wednesdays, beginning January 8th,
and will run from 2:00 until approximately 3:30.
It is open to any children interested in
participating, not just those who are members of the
Methodist churches in the area.
Parents will be responsible for notifying the
schools of any changes in their child’s dismissal
routine so they could attend MEOW, and would be
responsible for picking up, or arranging for someone
else to pickup their child from MEOW at 3:30.
At least one adult from MEOW will come to the
Milo building to walk children from the school to
the Milo United Methodist Church. Children should
be in the late walker line so that they would walk
over with any students riding the bus from Lacona
to Milo to attend MEOW.
Donors for the first semester Milo Coffee Club
Sarah Olsasky
Milo United Methodist Church
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
John Riley
Chet Crouse
Liberty Center United Methodist Church
Milo United Methodist Women
Green Plain United Methodist Church
Medora United Methodist Women
Donors for the 2012_2013 school year
Milo Coffee Club
Howard & Virginia Agan
Green Plain United Methodist Church
Milo United Methodist Church
Whoville Shirts Available
We still have this year’s Whoville t-shirts available
in short sleeve and long sleeve styles. Sizes are
limited. Please contact Jackson Baumgarten at
515.720.7883 to get yours today.
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Milo Small Town Country Christmas Survey
We had such a great year with our 21st annual Milo Small Town Country Christmas we want
to hear from you!! Please take a few moments to fill out this survey to help our committee
make Country Christmas an even better event for you! Once filled out please drop off at Milo
City Hall, Milo Public Library, or All American Hair. Please have these filled out and returned
by the 15th of January. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Jackson
Baumgarten 515.720.7883.
What attractions or additional activities would you like to see at our event?
On a scale of 1 to 5 how would you rate our Breakfast with Santa?
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On a scale of 1 to 5 how would you rate our Youth Winter Wonderland Dance?
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How would you rate our event overall?
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Additional comments/concerns
Suggestions on themes for the years to come
We thank you for taking the time to filling out our survey we appreciate all feedback.
Interested in joining our small committee?
We meet the last Sunday of each month at 6:00 pm at the Milo Community Center.
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