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THE INDIANOLA RECORD-HERALD Page Bette Graham is celebrating her 90th Birthday. She would like you to join her at The Village on August 29th from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. She would love your presence but no gifts please. Open House IW-9000500201 Lifetime Achievement Award Presented by the members of the Maples Family on this 2nd day of August, 2015 to our Patriarch DONALD EDWARD MAPLES In recognition and honor of his leadership and devotion to God, Country and Family. With our love and appreciation for the inspiration and guidance he has given us and for exemplifying those virtues we esteem most highly; Honesty, Wisdom, Patience, Courage, Loyalty, and Compassion.

Thank you to all our Family and Friends for the prayers, cards, food, owers and endowment contributions to honor our son, brother, husband and father, David Weeks. We are truly blessed by your thoughtfulness! Cindy, Andrew, Hannah, Lyle, Katherene, Ron, Randy, Rhonda, kids Go The Extra Mile For You! www.GYChevy.com Marlene Wall Sales Consultant 2501 Sunset Drive Norwalk, IA 50211 515-442-6403 515-256-4018 Mr.andMrs.JohnCreswell, willcelebratetheir 50thweddinganniversary. Mr.andMrs.JohnCreswell Dorothyisthedaughterofthe Johnisthesonofthe JohnretiredfromIowaStateUniversityExtensionin2002. HeworkedincentralIowafrom1988-2002asextensionUeldagronomist statenutrienteducationmanagementprojectcoordinator. LoriJoandBrunoVanLowere incl.herdaughtersTaylor& friends.Loriisthedaughterof thelateDebraJoWassonofWest DesMoines.Brunoisthesonof ThecoupleresideinWestDes Moines.

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9611155. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 9 Pulitzer Photo Exhibit at Simpson 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Kent Campus Center, Simpson College, 701N. Indianola. 961-1608. Yoga 8 a.m., Indianola Activity Center, 2204 W.

Seco nd Indianola. park- 961-9420; www.indianolaiowa- Job Search Class 9 a.m.-3 p.m., WeLIFT Job Search Center, 106 E. Second Indianola. 962-5017. Tai Chi 9 a.m., Indianola Activity Center, 2204 W.

Second Indianola. park- 961-9420; www.indianolaiowa- Farmers Market Midweek 2-6 p.m., Warren County Fairgrounds, 1400 W. Second Indianola. Culpepper Merriwewath- er Circus 5 p.m., Norwalk, Orchard Hills Drive, Advance tickets are $10 for adults and $6 for children ages 2 to 12, children under 2 are always free. On show day tickets will be $13 for adults and $7 for children.

Tickets available in Norwalk at the following locations: City of Norwalk, City State Bank, General Store, Foods, Fareway Store and Community Bank. For more information or to reserve discount tickets call 866 BIG TOP comcc.com; 323-8455. Half Price Swimming After 5pm 5 p.m., Veterans Memorial Aquatic Center, 714 W. Detroit Indianola. Age 2 free.

Children Seniors la.com; 961-9420; indianola- parks.com. Open Night Swims p.m., Veterans Memorial Aquatic Center, 714 W. Detroit Indianola. or free with season pass; 961-9420; indianolaparks.com. THURSDAY, AUGUST 20 Alcoholics Anonymous noon, First United Methodist Church, 307 W.

Ashland Indianola. 961-2511; www.ind- fumc.org. Line Dance 9 a.m., Indianola Activity Center, 2204 W. Second Indianola. 961-9420; www.indianolaiowa- Norwalk Community Blood Drive 3-7 p.m., St.

John the Apostle Catholic Church, 720 Orchard Hills Drive. Schedule appointment at www.lifeser- vebloodcenter.org or call 800-287-4903. 4 -H Youth Committee Meeting p.m., Warren County Extension, 909 2nd Ave, Indianola. tate.edu; 961-6237. FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 Knit Wits 9 a.m., Indianola Activity Center, 2204 W.

Second Indianola. findianola.com; 961-9420; www.indianolaiowa.gov. Bingo 1p.m., Indianola Activity Center, 2204 W. Second Indianola. Bring your pennies; nola.com; 961-9420; www.in- dianolaiowa.gov.

Alcoholics Anonymous 7 p.m., First United Methodist Church, 307 W. Ashland Indianola. 442-3123. SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 Breakfast Buffet 8-10 a.m., Randleman House, 245 Pennsylvania Carlisle. $8 adults, $5 6 to 10, 5 and under free; 360-0981; cahs.webs.com/ therandlemanhouse.htm.

Farmers Market 8 a.m.- noon, Warren County Fairgrounds, 1400 W. Second Indianola. 343-9838. Indianola Classic Car and Truck Show and Shine 4-9 p.m., Community Bank, 1401N. Jefferson Way, Indianola.

771-8966. Creatures of the Night 7 p.m., Memorial Park Amphitheater, W. Euclid Ave. N. Indianola.

Free. Pre-registration required. Call 515 961-6169 to reserve your spot by Friday, Aug. 21; nola.com; 961-9420; www.in- dianolaiowa.gov. Starlight Cinema Outdoor Movie: The Lego Movie 8:15 p.m., Memorial Park Amphitheater, W.

Euclid Ave. N. Indianola. nola.com; 961-9420; www.in- ianolaiowa.gov. SUNDAY, AUGUST 23 Alcoholics Anonymous 7 p.m., First United Methodist Church, 307 W.

Ashland I ndianola. 442-3123. MONDAY, AUGUST 24 Senior Exercise 8 a.m., Indianola Activity Center, 2204 W. Second Indianola. 961-9420; www.indianolaiowa- Monday Night Rides 6 p.m., CanoeSport Outfitters, 203 W.

Salem Indianola. park- 961-9420; www.canoesportout- fitters.com. Alcoholics Anonymous for Women 7 p.m., First United Methodist Church, 307 W. A shland Indianola. 4423123.

Warren County Al-Anon Family Group 7 p.m., First United Methodist Church, 307 W. Ashland Indianola. 961-5317. TUESDAY, AUGUST 25 Beginning Group 6p.m., McVay Trail Head, 503 N. 5th Street, Indianola.

9797751. Alcoholics Anonymous 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, 307 W. Ashland Indianola. 442-3123. Add your events at www.india- nolarecordherald.com.

Click on Events Calendar on left, bottom of screen click on an event. WEEKLY PLANNER Joyce Fay McCormick as born the daughter of William Albright and Ruby Ray in Urbandale, Iowa, on Nov. 10, 1 942. Joyce graduated from Urbandale High chool in 1962. Joyce was united in marriage to Dwaine Arlo McCormick on April 16, 1 964.

They were blessed ith a son Greg in the inter of 1964 and a daughter Shawna in the summer of 1979. Together, they raised their children on a farm southwest of Ind ianola. oyce chose to be a tay-at-home mom, farm wife and homemaker. Over the years, Joyce was able to express her talents hrough many hobbies. he enjoyed decorating akes, dog obedience training, crocheting, painting ceramics, gardening and cooking for er family.

Joyce loved to collect pink depression lass and all types of angels. greatest joy in life was spending time with her grandchildren. house had a rev olving door for daycare and an endless upply of snacks, orange pop and ice tea with Splenda. When Grandma aking care of her grand- kids, she was ring-side watching them show dogs, attle, meat goats and hogs. oyce F.

McCormick ied Thursday, Aug. 13, 2 015, opening day of the Iowa State Fair an event in which she truly loved a nd where her pres- nce will be missed. Joyce passed eacefully a home sur- ounded by her family and friends; she was 72. Joyce is survived by er husband, Dwaine, child ren Greg (Kelli) McCor- ick, Shawna (Brian) Fetters, grandchildren Justin (Megan) McCormick, Tyler McCormick, Abbey als, Aiden Pals, Kaylie etters, Makenna Fetters, A ubrey Fetters and her two dogs Sophie and Willie. She was preceded in death by her parents, two rothers and a sister.

The family would like send a special thanks to Sharon Phillips, Kathy Conrow and Carol Putney for their love and support. Services were held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 1 8, at Overton Funeral Home in Indianola with urial following in the Indianola I.O.O.F. Cemetery.

Visitation was held from 4 8 p.m. Monday, Aug. 17, at Overton Funeral Home with family present from 6 to 8 p.m. Memorials may be given to the family in er name. Joyce Albright McCormick, 73, Indianola Joyce McCormick OBITUARY close to the faucet for even a drop of any trickling! Almost all Republicans call for lower taxes.

During the Eisenhower administration, the top tax rate for the rich was 92 percent. During presidency it was 91percent. Even then, the rich became richer. Starting with Rona ld Reagan, the tax rate for he rich dropped to 28 per- ent and is currently at 35 percent. According to the non-partisan tax research group called Tax Foundation, income tax rates are strikingly low relative to the rates of the past century, especially for rich people.

For most of the century, including some boom imes, top-bracket income ax rates were much high- than they are he organization goes to say that, to what Republicans would have you believe, super- high tax rates on rich people do not appear to hurt the economy or make people lazy: During the 1950s and early 1960s, the top bracket income tax rate was over 90 percent and the economy, middle-class and stock market boomed. Super-low tax rates on rich people also appear to be correlated with unsustainable sugar highs in the economy brief, enjoyable booms followed by protracted busts. They also appear to be correlated with very high hen the Republicans after the Democrats which means Hillary) hey talk about private email account. It seems to be overlooked by the Republicans that other secretaries of state before Hillary also used private email accounts. When the state department asked the last four former secretaries of state for their work elated emails, only Hillar Clinton provided hers.

ome of the Republican candidates who criticize Clinton for this have also done the same thing. Jeb Bush owned his own private email server and his staff decided what emails to be made public. Bobby Jindal went even further and used private emails to ommunicate with his staff ut refused to release his ork-related emails. Scott alker also has a history of a secret email system. Yes, the circus has started but right now seeing just the sideshow.

Who knows who will be playing the big top! To quote from the movie, the political spinners are already as busy as dust spreader on the Bob Kling is a regular columnist for the RHT and an Indianola resident. His email address is bob- Kling Continued from Page 1B.