Java Programming

Hello,

I'm attempting to call a method from another class (the method i'm calling is not static) in my own class which extends java.util.TimerTask...I've tried a few thing...but first, let me give you my code as it is currently

import java.util.*;

class myTimerTask extends java.util.TimerTask{
      public static void main(String[] args){
            run();
        }
        
        public static void run(){
         CSVFile record = new CSVFile();
          CSVFile.getRecord(index);
        }
}

In the code above, I get messages saying "run() in myTimerTask cannot override run() in java.util.timerTask; overriding method is static" and "non-static method 'getRecord' cannot be referenced from a static context"...In order to correct the first error I even tried the following to no avail:

public class myTimerTask{
                 public static void main(String [] args){
                          TimerTask task = new TimerTask(){
                                     public void run(){
                                                  CSVFile record = new CSVFile();
                                                  CSVFile.getRecord(index);
                                              }
                                       };
                           Timer myTimer = new Timer();
                           myTimer.schedule(task, 5000);
                   }
}

...would anyone be able to provide any insight as to how to get past static overriding methods, or a way of referencing a non static variable from a static context? Where I'm admittedly a novice, any other suggestions would be appreciated too.