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Two parents have filed a lawsuit saying their elementaryschool-age daughter was sexually assaulted multiple times by an older boy on an Indianola school district bus in 2013 and accusing the district and two administra-

tors of failing to protect her. The lawsuit, filed in Warren County District Court in January, accuses Wilder Elementary School Principal Craig Sexton of failing to inform police after the girl told her parents she had been sexually assaulted on the bus. The lawsuit also contends the district refused to take ac-

tion against the boy that the lawsuit identifies as the attacker even after the boy admitted to the acts. But an attorney with the Iowa Department of Education says it can be hard for schools to know what processes to follow when one student accuses another of assault.

Nicole Proesch, a lawyer with the Iowa Department of Education, said student-on-student assaults don’t fit neatly under Iowa Administrative Code Chapter 102, which specifies procedures when a school employee is accused of abusing a student, or under the jurisdiction of the state Department of Human Ser-

vices. She said procedures are likely to be spelled out in either the school’s bullying and harassment codes or in Title IX, a federal law that prohibits sex discrimination, including sexual violence, in educational programs See LAWSUIT, Page 3A

Warren County prepares for LOST vote PAIGE GODDEN PGODDEN@REGISTERMEDIA.COM

The Indianola City Council and Warren County Economic Development are both urging residents to vote for the local option sales tax, which will be up for vote Tuesday, March 1. “Warren County is one of only seven counties in Iowa that has not taken advantage of this opportunity to capture extra funds through shoppers who pass through our community,” said a news release from WCEDC. “These funds are used toward public projects and improvements that benefit all residents without having to create more debt or raise property taxes.” The Indianola City Council passed a proclamation urging residents to vote for the tax. The proclamation states that the tax would minimize the financial impact to Indianola residents and would shift a portion of the financial burden of constructing a wastewater treatment plant from wastewater customers to non-residents who visit and shop in Indianola. The new facility is expected to cost $25 million and take three to five years to build. To help offset the costs of the new facility, the 1-percent local option sales tax would provide the city with at least $800,000 per year and up to $1.8 million, depending on the result of the March 1election and the way the money will be redistributed, said officials. If the sales tax doesn’t pass, Indianola city manager Ryan Waller said the city will have to raise wastewater rates by 46 percent to 54 percent per month, or about $18 per month for the average customer that uses about 4,000 gallons a month. He said there are no plans to exempt businesses and commercial users. “Doing so would likely mean an even larger increase for residential customers,” Waller said. “Passing the local option sales tax will help keep the wastewater rates lower than if the sales tax option is voted down.” He said the city is currently working with a consultant on the initial phase of the permitting process to build a new plant, though there are no specific design plans yet. That comes later, See LOST, Page 4A

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or 35 years, two men have held court on the basketball hardwood in Indianola. Teams have changed, players have graduated and the sport has evolved over time but Bert Hanson and Ken Beane have remained on the sideline — leading young athletes in the game of hoops. As the Indianola girls basketball team wrapped up the regular season earlier this month, the local coaching dynasty marked career milestones in their coaching tenures. Hanson, who selected Beane as his Indianola assis-

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A 13-year scholarship sponsor by employees of the Sports Page Bar & Grill the group presented a check to Indianola Dollars for Scholars to sponsor a scholarship for a 2016 IHS graduate. Presenting the check from left are Kelsey Walkup, Jordan Lowry, Kalen Shaw, Kelsie Tomlin, Alex Alberts, Kassidy Bowlin and Sarah Chaplin. Winner of the 2015 Sports Page scholarship was Rebecca Moews, who is now a St. Ambrose University student. To learn how to sponsor a scholarship, go to www.indianola.dollarsforscholars.org.

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and activities. She also said that because of privacy laws, school officials can’t always tell parents of a student who reports an assault whether the student accused of the attack was punished. “The school would definitely want to do some sort investigation, but of where that would fall is the crux of that,� Proesch said. “It can be of a criminal nature or a delinquent nature.� That means a student’s parents can call law enforcement, Proesch said, but schools don’t necessarily have protocol for this type of situation. The lawsuit also names as defendants the boy accused of committing the assaults and his parents. To protect the identity of the young children involved, the Record-Herald is not naming the students or their parents at this time. The district responded to the allegations last week, saying in court documents that district officials don’t have the knowledge to say whether the girl was actually sexually abused while riding the bus. A report written by the Warren County Sheriff’s Office, however, states that cameras on the bus captured footage related to at least one of the assaults, and the school turned over the videotapes. Peter Berger, who is representing the family, and the school’s attorney, Janice Thomas, have not returned phone calls seeking comment on the allegations. According to the suit, the family told Sexton in October of 2013 that their daughter said she had been assaulted on the school bus. The lawsuit says Sexton told the family he contacted DHS but that the department said it couldn’t do anything because the case didn’t involve a caregiver. The lawsuit also says that Sexton told the family he contacted the Indianola Police Department and that Police Chief Dave Button

said police could do nothing because the case was a “he said, she said� situation. Button told the RecordHerald on Monday that he doesn’t recall having such a conversation. According to the suit, Sexton told the child’s mother in May 2014 that he had not notified police of the reported assault, contrary to his previous statements. Later that month, the mother filed a report with the Indianola police detailing the accusations of assault. In early July, the lawsuit says, Warren County Detective Mike Morrison called the girl’s parents to say the boy accused of the attacks had admitted assaulting their daughter. An incident report from the Warren County Sheriff’s Office includes an interview with the boy from June 30, 2014. The report says Morrison was told by the boy that he had stuck his hands down the girl’s pants five or six times during bus rides home from school in 2013. The boy also said some high school students were pornographic playing videos on their cellphones during bus rides. The lawsuit says that after the boy’s admission, the girl’s parents were referred to assistant superintendent Ron Lorenz, who told the girl’s mother there would be no disciplinary action against the boy, no safety plan established for her daughter and no revocation of the boy’s open enrollment. The lawsuit also says Lorenz suggested the girl be moved to a different school, but her brother would have to stay at Wilder since he had not been assaulted. The lawsuit says the girl has been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder and depression and is receiving ongoing treatment. It seeks compensation from the school district, Sexton and Lorenz for damages including past and future medical bills and pain and suffering, loss of function and loss of earnings and earning capacity. Wilder’s 2015-2016 student handbook states that bus drivers are expected to be treated as the teach-

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Employees of City State Bank presented a check to Indianola Area Dollars for Scholars to sponsor a scholarship for a 2016 Indianola High School graduate this May. Presenting the check from left are Jessie Woerdehoff, Patty Patrick, Mary Kay Hamell, Tara Bosteder, Sarah Noel and Jennifer Hraha. This is the ninth year City State Bank has sponsored a scholarship. Winner of the 2015 City State Bank Scholarship was Rachel Robbins, who is now a student at North Central University.

According to Title IX, the school district must respond to allegations of sexual violence. Some of the requirements include: 1. Students have the right to report the incident to the school, have the school investigate what happened and have the complaint resolved promptly and equitably. 2. The school must protect students as necessary, even before it completes any investigation. The school should start doing this promptly once the incident is reported. 3. Once the victim reports an incident of sexual violence, students have the right to receive immediate help, such as changing classes, dorms or transportation. When taking these measures, the school should minimize the burden on the victim.

er of a “Classroom on Wheels. “The behavior expected in the classroom is the same behavior expected on the bus,� according to the handbook. “Students who violate these rules will lose the privilege to school-provided ride transportation.� While the school’s antibullying and anti-harassment policies do not address sexual assault, Wilder does have a “good conduct rule.� It states that committing an act that would be in violation of the law, including assault, breaking and entering and theft, would require a determination by the school about whether the student has violated the good conduct rule. According to the policy, the school’s actions do not depend on whether the student is convicted of such crimes.

Big Band Dance this weekend Indianola’s Big Band Dance is back for its fourth year of fun. Jazz lovers can congregate at the Casey Blake Fieldhouse Friday, Feb. 26, from 7 to 10 p.m. to hear classics like “Bye Bye Blackbird,� “Georgia On My Mind,� “Fever,� “New York, New York� and “How

High the Moon.� The middle school jazz band, the high school Jazz One and Jazz Two bands will perform the numbers along with the Indianola Community Jazz Band. In advance, single tickets are $12 or two for $20 and can be found at Downey Tire, Hy-Vee,

McCoy Hardware and through any of the school band directors. At the door tickets are $15 for a single or two for $25. The Big Band Dance is a fundraiser for the school’s band program and refreshments will be provided.

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Waller said. Here is what Warren County and the cities within the county plan to use the new money the local option sales tax would create: Warren County: 25 percent of funds designated to property tax relief, 75 percent to the construction of a new courthouse and/or jail. Once the project is complete, 75 percent of that money will go toward property tax relief and the rest would go toward any public project of lawful purpose. Indianola: 100 percent of funds raised would be used to assist in funding a new wastewater treatment plant. Carlisle: 50 percent would go to street and sidewalk improvements and 50 percent to public safety. Norwalk: 25 percent would be utilized for property tax relief and 75 percent to costs related to the construction and/or rehabilitation and operation of public safety, public works, street mainte-

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HONOR ROLL Officials at Indianola High School announced its first semester A honor roll for the 2015-2016 academic year. Ross Adamson, Garrett Aiello, James Aiello, Payton Andersen, Shelby Andersen, Abigail Anderson, Celia Askelsen, Elise Askelsen, Hailey Baccam, Eric Baldus, Bryce Barker, Nicholas Battles, Becker, Samantha Brooke Beinhart, Anna Bell, Luke Bell, Cole Bickham, Natalie Biddle, Jackson Bishop, Rachel Bishop, Regan Bishop, Leah Blake, Ellie Blosser, Samantha Bonanno, Taylor Boozell, Taylor Bowlin, Sadie Boyd, Anna Christopher Brace, Brandt, Colby Brewer, Madeline Brittingham, Cassandra Brown, Hannah Burrows, Abigail Campbell, Ashley Camp-

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Gabrielle Edwards, Joshua Egenberger, Ehrhardt, Lauren Eilers, Elissa Evans, Jarrod Evans, Christopher Ewoldsen, Emma Fatino, Jholina Felarca, Zachary Fisher, Camden Forry, Dignan Forry, Lawrence Foster, Logan Fredell, Jaimee Fuller, Elizabeth Gabbard, Evan Gauger, Vanessa Gauger, Spencer Gavin, Abigail Geelan, Brianne Gilmore, Gage Gioffredi, Jacob Glogowski, Shianne Goering, Lauren Golay, JesGrau, Brody sica Bailey Greenwood, Greubel, Taylor Greubel, Kennedy Gross, Logan Gross, Donald Hagen, Jessica Hall, Morgan Hamell, Letitia Hancock, Parker Hansen, Nathan Harban, Jordan Harvey, Lexie Hastie, Emily Headlee, Brady Held, Rachael Henle, Justin Hibbs, Kostandin Hidri, Blake Higgins, Riley Hildreth, Riley Hines, Macy Hixson, Ashley Hodson, Hunter Hoffman, Mallory Hoffman, Wesley Hogard, McCray Hohneke, Brandon Holland, Eliza Hollingsworth, Seth Holmes, Jana Howard, Chloe Howell, Joshua Hudson, Rebecca Hunter, Shane Zane Ingle, Huss, Amanda Innis, Michael Jacks, Noah Jackson, Peter Jakes, Abdinasir Jamac, Caitlin Jensen, Jack Jensen, Justin Jensen, China Johnson, Konner Johnson, Teyt Johnson, Shanda Johnston, Garrett Jolliff, Amber Jones, Caitlen Jones, William Kenne, Carter Kennedy, Breanna Kentner, Addyson Kimzey, Dakota King, Alexa Kingkade, Delaney Kingkade, Charleene Kinter, Virginia Kinter, Sarah Kirkegaard, Samuel Kirkendall, Peyton KirkPatrick, Joshua Kling, Mitchell Kling, Abigail Benjamin Knudson, Koeppen, Kade Kolarik, Kolby Kolarik, Diana Kollins, Kennedy Kralik, Mallory Krpan, Brennan Kurth, Collin

Lange, John Langenwalter, Emily Lawler, Elizabeth Leech, Abbigail Lehman, Antonio Lenguadoro, Elizabeth Lester, Hannah Lester, Eagan Lickiss, Megan Lindsley, Stephanie Little, Alexandria Logan, Loudenslager, Paige Olivia Lowry, Paul Luallin, Gage Lund, Maleah Mackey, Kasey Marron, Emma Martz, Parker Mathews, Joseph Mathieu, Lydia Mattix, Delaney May, Gracey May, Madison Mays, Dylan Jessica McClain, Zane McCombs, Jacquelyn McDunn, Mary McGinnis, McGinnis, Maggie McGraw, Olivia McKelvey, Chase McLain, Madison Mealey, Grace Meckley, Trenton Mein, Joseph Menke, Lindsey Meyers, Emily Michel, Kelton Milani, Daniel Jacob Mindermann, Moews, Jaynie Moore, Hannah Morey, Ashlyn Morris, Abygail MouzaPaul Murphy, kis, Thomas Naughton, Taylor Neal, Maggie Needles, Benjamin Neessen, Lukas Nelson, Jenna Newbury, Madison Nichols, Paige Nicholson, Cooper Nickell, Noah Niehaus, Nicolas Oleg Nieuwenhuis, Nochvay, Sidni Nordyke, Seth Nostrala, Corey Oakes, Elizabeth Obermeier, Miranda Cameron Ogbourne, Onstot, Ross Opie, Daniella Orbidan, Cassie Osborne, Saul Ott, Mikaela Ozella, Joshua Palmer, Ema Parker, Taylor Paskorz, Kenzie Patton, Christopher Paulson, Delaney Peck, Jacob Peters, Joshua Peters, Nicholas Peters, Erin Peterson, Kallista Peterson, Kaylee Peterson, Maggie Peterson, Brandon Pettit, Madison Phillips, Payton Phillips, Lexie Pierce, William Pierson, Sulamita Pilat, Walker Porterfield, Patricia Posey, Madalyn Post, Alexandar Powell, Alyssa

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HONOR ROLL Officials at Indianola High School announced its first semester B honor roll for the 2015-2016 academic year. Ryan Ahrens, Hunter Albers, Paige Aldred, Christopher Anderson, Hunter Anderson, Kiersten Anderson, Aidan Anglick, Brenan Baker, Makayla Baker, Michael Baker, Isaac Baldus, Tiffany Barr, Benjamin Barth, Karlie Batt, Joshua Battles, Cassie Beahr, Matthew Beals, Devin Becker, Bennington, Claire Robert Benson, Grace Berg, Carter Berkey, Berryhill, Kennedy Joshua Billington, Emma Bishop, Forrest Bishop, Malac Blaser, Shelby Boley, Alan Borroz, Donnelly Boucher, Emily Bower, Abigail Bowers, Reece Bowlin, Ansley Boyd, Colton Boyd, Elizabeth Brace, Phoenix Bradford, Jacob Brend, Ellen Brennan, Mackenzie Brightwell, Harlee Brommel, Alexandrea Brown, Savannah Bryan, Chelsea Cameron Burchett, Burris, Joseph Bylund, Quincy Carra, Blake Casner, Georgia Casner, Joshua Chambers, Emily Chaplin, Shyanna Chaplin, Zackary Chiri, Christian, Madison Ashley Clark, Madison Clatt, Casey Coghlan, Sophia Collado, Allison Collins, Tyler Combs, Audrey Comer, Alyssa Craven, Kaitlyn Crawford, Shane Crawford, Chase Cross, Megan Cross, Mitchell Cross, Cunningham, Adrian Aidan Curry, Jaylyn Madelaine Dale, Daughenbaugh, Trevor Davey, Ilan Davis, Duncan Davitt, Isaac Deike, Matthew Deike, Benjamin Dembinski, Andrew Depue, Mayson Dhabalt, Austin Dinsmore, Maxwell Downey, Kyla Duckworth, Victoria Duff, Courtney Duffy, Lindsey Duffy, Brady Dunn, Alexandra Eastman, Alissa Eaton, Skyler Edgington, Alexander Edwards, Gerzey

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Indianola Family Dentistry is a five-time sponsor of Indianola Area Dollars for Scholars. Dr. Mike Lindeberg, left, and Dr. Lucas Winder presented a check to provide a scholarship for a graduate of the class of 2016 in May. Winner of the 2015 Indianola Family Dentistry Scholarship was Alexis Tolley who began her studies at Southwestern Community College last fall. To learn how you can sponsor a scholarship, contact Jani Wren at 515-961-0099.

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Ali Borgmeyer, Grace Gioffredi, Alena Woosley and Mackenzie Lorton pose for photos after their transformation into princesses by Kim Crinkling, who helped with makeup and Nicole Lorton who helped with hair. About 45 girls from Indianola were treated like a princess for a day at a Princess and Tiaras party held as a fundraiser for local military families. The event was held at Tossled Hair Studio and sponsored by Blush Parlour Feb 20.

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WARREN COUNTY BRIEFS Iowa caucus exhibit will be shown through March 5 “First in the Nation: How the Iowa Caucuses Have Shaped Presidential Politics Since 1972� is a traveling exhibit displayed through March 5 on the first floor of Dunn Library at Simpson College. This exhibit explores the history of the caucuses from 1972 to 2012 with images, film clips and artifacts from the Iowa State Historical Museum’s political collection. Library hours are 7:45 a.m. to midnight Mondays through Thursdays, 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Fridays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays and noon to midnight on Sunday. The traveling display

traces candidates’ journeys, from early visits to the state, declaring a presidential bid and organizing an Iowa campaign, to caucus day and the primaries.

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Warren County Senior Health Insurance Information Program will meet from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, March 3, at the Norwalk Easter Library. If you’re approaching 65 or going on Medicare due to a disability, register by calling 515962-5375. The seminar will cover all Medicare parts A through D: Medicare Part A & B, or original Medicare, Medicare supplement insurance, Medicare Part C, or Medicare Advantage plans, Medicare Part D, or drug plans, Medicare assistance programs.

Local real estate agents win awards Iowa Auctioneers Association held a convention in early February. Jared Chambers of Peoples Company earned first place in real estate advertising,

Join us in welcoming guests Jeff Arrandale MuMinistry, Sunday sic March 6th at Avon Community Church. Worship begins at 10 a.m. and will conclude with a pot luck luncheon. All are welcome. Avon Community Church is located at 5975 S.E. 46th Street in rural Carlisle, just a few blocks North of Army Post Road off of S.E. 45th Street. For Google Map directions, please refer to our website www.avoncommchurch. com or check us out on Facebook. Jeff and his band can usually be found rocking the FCC in Norwalk. For more information on this great ministry go to www.jeffarrandale.com or visit their Facebook page.

Open house set for Norwalk Christian Academy

The new Norwalk Christian Academy, a new Christian school slated to open for the 2016-2017 school year, will hold a discovery night Wednesday, March 2, at Fellowship Community Church. A free pizza dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m. Tours and activities for everyone will be from 6:30-8 p.m. Families are asked to to RSVP nca@fccnorwalk.org if they are coming to this Discovery Night and note the number of people coming for supper. Organizers say the new school is offering a “viable option for families who want the Bible to be the primary source of training and education of their child and all other books to be secondary.� school Elementary pricing at the new school will be $2,500 for elementary school students ($100 registration and $240 monthly payment from August 2016-May 2017) for 2016-2017. For more information go to www.ncaia.net or call Pastor Philip Herman, NCA Interim Director, at 515-422-4386.

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nce upon a time, opera went forth from Indianola. A small band of singers — a soprano, a baritone, a tenor and more — headed out of our community and fanned across the state, spreading the word of opera. And now, 30 years later they’re coming home again. Oh, it’s not like they haven’t been here in the intervening years. It’s not like it’s the same group of singers. But, as executive director Michael Egel points out, OPERA Iowa has a whole new mission, new shows to perform and more than 800,000 audience members under its belt. The group hasn’t performed a community opera in Indianola for about six years. The From the company is celebrating its anniversary by Publisher breaking that drought Amy Duncan and providing a free performance of the two-act opera “Cinderella” at 3 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 28, at the Indianola High School Auditorium. It’s hard to believe OPERA Iowa is 30. It seems like not that long ago the group was founded. Des Moines Metro Opera had gotten a grant from the Cowles Foundation to launch the ensemble, which was charged with staging opera for kids during school and community performances at night. It seemed like a good idea, given that Iowa audiences (and many others) saw opera as a foreign word. In those early years, whenever OPERA Iowa entered the city limits of Indianola, Norwalk or Carlisle, it was news. Our staff photographed members teaching kids about makeup, teaching them different kinds of music, and we talked to kids who just had fun. Back then, supporters of OPERA Iowa said their mission was simple — to build an audience for opera. Now, said Egel, it’s bigger. In some schools, OPERA Iowa is the only arts program students will see throughout the year, which is heartbreaking in and of itself, and requires OPERA Iowa to take on the task of teaching kids that opera, and arts of all kinds, are fun. That’s a task they’re well up to, and one that the show they’ve chosen helps them with. Egel says it’s the most popular community opera the troupe has done. “We thought we have to do this in our hometown,” he said. The cool part of “Cinderella,” he said, is that it’s an opera with a story that appeals to kids and adults alike. While some people may think opera is for adults, he says people often “underestimate the power of imagination that kids have. They follow right along,” he said. Kids will be leading the way on Sunday. They are invited to dress up as their favorite character, whether it’s Cinderella, a stepsister or any other character in the show. Afterward, kids can get their pictures taken with either the cast member who plays the role in the show, or on the stage with the set. In addition, members of the Indianola Opera Guild will provide kids in the audience with a take home gift. Kind of a combined welcome back/30th anniversary gift.

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The cast of “Cinderella” will present a free community concert Sunday, Feb. 28, at 3 p.m., at the Indianola High School Auditorium. Kids are invited to dress as their favorite character from the show for the performance. The opera will be sung in English.

Can’t wait for film version of political reality show I had to wait a couple of weeks to write about the outcome of the Iowa caucuses due in part to frustration and part denial. My frustration should be tempered by the fact that on the Republican side of the house we had 60,000 more voters turn out than in 2012. That’s outstanding. Not sure the Democrats saw the same upswing in participation due to the wildly contentious 2008 caucus featuring then Senator Obama, Senator HR Clinton and Senator John Edwards. Wasn’t that a crazy one? It’s gratifying to see the field of too many to count Republican wannabe’s attracted so many voters in this crazy process. My frustration was, of course, in the results. I’m not a far-right conservative Ted Cruz fan and to have him win Iowa was unexpected since Trump was leading all the polls and the high voter turnout was predicted to be tied to Trump supporters. But it wasn’t Trump. It was Cruz and the ultra-conservative victory that certainly mirrors the Iowa caucus pattern. Rick Santorum eked out a win in 2012 over Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee won the 2008 caucus. Yet prior to that it was the more moderate George W. Bush who won in 2000 and Bob Dole in 1996 and 1988. If I go back any further, young readers of this column will begin to associate me with Martha Washington so I’ll cease with the historical data but I

there throwing in a bit of commentary in between songs and Willie Geist was in the crowd. It was a fun time as we have Morning Joe on in our kitchen almost every morning before work and school. While the attention has now shifted to South Carolina as Trump pulled off a big win in New Hampshire, our family is still fully engaged in the process. I’m done making predictions but I can’t wait for the outcome of some of these key states which will surely start to winnow this Republican field down to a more manageable number. I’m actually kind of jealous of all the airtime on CNN and other cable programs that Hillary and Bernie are realizing. As I’ve said before, we watch those Democratic town halls or debates just like we do the Republicans. It’s fascinating to see the dynamics evolving between the Bern and HRC. He is holding his own against a very experienced and calculated iron lady. Plus Bernie is just so likeable in a professorial kind of way. I’m sure you’d agree, as a political science doctor, Mayor Shaw? I just don’t agree with his socialist political views, but he is interesting. As is Trump. If this is reality, I can’t wait for the movie.

Simply Put Sara Opie

was a voting young Republican all those decades ago. My point is, I’m not surprised the conservative activists rallied and were able to garner support for Cruz. You have to be pretty dedicated to go to your caucus on a Monday night in the middle of winter and I’m so glad we had more people participate. But, I don’t expect Ted Cruz to go the distance. He’ll probably be a one-state winner and the rest of the country will again be speculating, why do we start with Iowa? I’m in denial about all the Iowa attention coming to a screeching halt on Feb. 2. It was a good ride, those Iowa caucuses and the economic boost, huge. Doug, Ross and I had a fun night the Sunday before the big day when MSNBC’s Morning Joe crew was at Java Joe’s in Des Moines just off Court Avenue. We weren’t there for the taping of the show early in the morning, we were there for the host, Joe Scarborough’s band performance. They played great live music. Co-host Mika Brzezinski was

Sara Opie is a resident of Indianola and writes a column every other week for the Record-Herald.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Vote yes to improve Indianola sewer plant Generally I’m not a fan of sales taxes but there are exceptions. Indianola’s wastewater treatment facility is at capacity and is being held together with “Band-Aids.” A penny sales tax would help spread the cost of a new larger facility among all users; visitors as well as residents. Simply increasing sewer fees enough to cover the entire expense would increase the cost of living and doing business in Indianola. Higher utility costs would be passed on as higher vendor fees for example. The vendor would know only that fees are high in Indianola without knowing the reason why. Not improving the wastewater treatment system is not an option. EPA is working with instead of against Indianola as long as we continue to work toward an upgraded system. Join me in voting yes on March 1. Kathi Stanfield Indianola

Kudos to Kling for seeing the light on shooting club

I would like to say congratulations to Bob Kling for seeing the light and praising Simpson College’s decision to continue its Simpson College Shooting Sports Club and to hire a coach for it. He neglected to mention that the petition to thank Simpson College is at http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/support-the-simpson-collegeshooting-sports-club. I would note that his support of gun registration and expansion of background checks to cover all gun transfers lacks scientific support. In 2003, the Centers for Disease Control reviewed 51 studies of gun control measures such as gun registration and acquisition restrictions including background checks. Their review could not find sufficient evidence to support or even determine the effectiveness of any of the gun control measures reviewed. In 2004, the National Academy of Sciences reviewed almost 400 studies, covering 80 gun control measures. As economist and gun control expert John Lott noted, the Academy “couldn’t identify a single gun-control regulation that reduced violent crime, suicide or accidents.” With respect to the assertion that President Obama does not support gun confiscation, I would

ABOUT THE OPINION PAGES The Record-Herald and Indianola Tribune editorials are written by the editor and publisher. They represent the institutional view of the newspaper and do not necessarily reflect the individual views of the writers, staff or employees of the RHT. Signed columns, cartoons and other commentaries appearing throughout this paper are those of the author only and do not directly represent the RHT. Comments and criticism are welcome and encouraged by writing a letter to the editor, calling (515) 961-2511 or sending an email to aduncan@dmreg.com.

note that, in 2013, his justice department issued a memo discussing the banning and forced buyback confiscation of modern semiautomatic rifles. This theme was echoed by Hillary Clinton last October. Donald W. Bohlken Indianola

Be an informed voter on LOST Last fall the subject of holding a vote on March 1, 2016, for a bond for the sole purpose of building a new jail in Warren County was being seriously discussed. Now this bond has morphed into a LOST vote with the expected revenues being presented as a means for improvements of all kinds. A bond could, and should, have a sunset clause. Increasing the sales tax is a forever thing albeit it can be repealed by the voting public. Supposedly the funds that the city of Indianola would realize are to be used for upgrading the waste treatment plant. But, some of those funds will go toward building a new jail. The same will be See LETTERS, Page 9A

LETTER POLICY All letters and guest opinions submitted to The Record-Herald and Indianola Tribune must be the original work of the author. All submissions may be edited for length, accuracy and clarity and may be published or distributed in print, electronic or other forms. Include your complete name, home address and daytime telephone number for verification. Letters should be emailed to aduncan@dmreg.com or addressed to Letters to the Editor, The Record-Herald, 112 N. Howard St., Indianola, IA, 50125. Please include your phone number so the letter can be verified.

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LEGISLATIVE UPDATE

Water quality, reading and Medicare on the docket GARRETT

You have probably heard that Governor Branstad has made an interesting proposal to raise money to be used to improve water quality. The source would be the 1-cent sales tax that now goes for school infrastructure. The state sales tax was raised by 1-cent in 2008, and was earmarked for school infrastructure projects. You may have seen some of the projects that the tax has funded. The tax is scheduled to terminate at the end of 2029. The governor has proposed extending the tax for 20 years and diverting some of the increase in the revenue raised to water quality programs. His proposal would give the current revenue raised plus the first $10 million increase each year to school infrastructure, and any increase over $10 million would go for water quality projects. The advantage is that it provides money for water quality without a tax

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true of every other city of that votes township “yes.” Check the subtle wording in the sample ballots printed in the Feb. 10 issue of the RHT. It is true the current Warren County Jail needs to be “rehabilitated.” Its current condition is awful, to say the least. But does it need to be replaced? If a new jail is built, the third floor of the Warren County Courthouse will still need to be “rehabilitated.” An argument could be made that includes “why is a new jail needed?” How about “rehabilitating” the current jail and reduce the “population” to those that truly need to be incarcerated. Do all of those places in jail really need to be there and/or for the length of time they are there? Is the justice system truly “just?” Is the LOST proposal a “back door” approach to getting something that perhaps the voting public doesn’t really want, or need, if they were fully informed of all the alternatives?

increase, but yet leaves substantial money for infrastructure. school The proposal is very controversial and I doubt that the Legislature will pass it this year. A House subcommittee has passed the proposal but I understand that there are likely to be amendments as the proposal proceeds. There is no certainty that it will pass the House. I believe it is even less likely that it would pass the Senate. I expect the governor to continue to work on the proposal. Senator Julian Garrett, District 13, can be reached by phone at 515281-3371 or email at Julian.Garrett@legis.iowa.gov.

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Summer program to help struggling readers Governor Branstad announced a 2016 Intensive Summer Reading Program pilot study, a project dedicated to assisting school districts in helping young students who struggle to read. Funding is from pri-

It is the responsibility of the voter to inform themselves before they vote. It is the responsibility of those asking for a vote to fully inform the public. Patricia Palmer Indianola

Local communities outline plans for LOST money An important vote will be before voters throughout Warren County on March 1. Citizens will have the opportunity to vote on an 1-percent local option sales tax that could result in $2,864,323 of revenue for the entire county. The following is a summary of how each community plans to utilize funding, if passed: COUNTY WARREN (unincorporated areas) | Revenue= Est. $1,175,372.74 Use: 25 percent of funds designated to property tax relief, 75 percent to the construction of a courthouse/jail. new Once project is complete, 75 percent will go toward property tax relief and the remainder toward any public project of law-

vate gifts and transfers from state agencies such as the Department of Education and the Board of Regents. State law which kicks in next school year sets up a process in which a student’s reading proficiency is tracked from the earliest grades with assessments that determine if the student is on track to reach timely proficiency. Students who are in danger of not reaching proficiency will receive additional resources and their parents will be notified of the concern and the steps taken to correct the issues. A possible retention is a last resort effort to ensure those severely in need of assistance are not promoted to the next grade unprepared. This law allows for multiple measures to be used to proficiency determine and includes a required summer school option. The concern at this point is the current reading proficiency levels. Nearly 25 percent of third-

graders did not read proficiently in 2014-2015 on state tests. Beginning in 2017, school districts around Iowa will be required to high-quality provide summer reading programs for students with difficulty reading at the end of third grade. More than 40 school districts are expected to participate in the pilot project, which will involve 1,800 students. The programs will last about four to six weeks. The goal will be to determine what works and what doesn’t for other school districts to implement their required reading programs for next summer. Forum: Senator Garrett and I will be attending a Forum at the Farmers and Merchants Bank in Winterset Saturday, Feb. 27, at 9 a.m. Please plan on attending if you are able. You can find my Web page under the “Our Members” tab at www.iowahouserepublicans.com.

ful purpose INDIANOLA | Est. Revenue = $815,592.97 Use: 100 percent of funds raised would be used to assist in funding a new wastewater treatment plant. Passage of a local option sales tax would replace an estimated increase of 46 percent to 54 percent increase in the wastewater rates. CARLISLE | Est. Revenue = $218,982.21 Use: 50 percent street and sidewalk improvements, 50 percent public safety (police/fire/EMS). NORWALK | Est. Revenue = $454,604.83 Use: 25 percent would be utilized for property tax relief and 75 percent to costs related to the construction and/or rehabilitation and operation of public safety, public works, street maintenance and any other lawful purpose. ACKWORTH | Est. Revenue = $4,074.61 Use: Any lawful purpose LACONA | Est. Revenue = $ 21,545.84 Use: 90 percent to streets, sewer and water improvements. Remaining 10 percent toward any lawful purpose BEVINGTON | Est. Rev-

enue = $232.37 Use: 50 percent property tax relief, 50 percent any lawful purpose MILO | Est. Revenue = $44,181.37 Use: 50 percent toward waste water treatment facility and 50 percent to general fund CUMMING | Est. Revenue = $17,451.82 Use: Any lawful purpose HARTFORD | Est. Revenue = $45,242.47 Use: Any lawful purposes MARTENSDALE | Est. Revenue = $ 25,433.16 Use: Any lawful purpose NEW VRIGINIA | Est. Revenue = $ 26,105.18 Use: Any lawful purpose ST. MARYS | Est. Revenue = $ 7,018.07 Use: Any lawful purpose SANDYVILLE | Est. Revenue = $ 2,649.81 Use: Any lawful purpose SPRING HILL | Est. Revenue = $ 3,279.49 Use: Any lawful purpose We strongly urge residents of Warren County communities to vote yes for the local option sales tax on March 1. Warren County is one of only sev-

Rep. Stan Gustafson, District 25,

can be reached by phone at 2813221 or email at stan.gustafson@legis.iowa.gov.

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Senate approves bill to stop Medicaid privatization The Medicaid privatization fiasco – and that’s what it is, a fiasco – has thrown medical care for thousands of Iowans into total disarray. For the record, I am completely against the privatization of Medicaid because I don’t think anyone should profit on another person’s illness or disability. I am pleased to report that a bi-partisan vote taken in the Iowa Senate approved a bill to stop the governor’s plan to privatize Medicaid. Democrats and Republicans alike agreed that contracting for medical services is the wrong way to deliver healthcare services to Iowans most in need. The bill was passed by lawmakers after hearing concerns from healthproviders and care Iowans impacted by pri-

en counties in Iowa that has not taken advantage of this opportunity to capture extra funds through who pass shoppers through our communities. These funds are used toward public projects and improvements that benefit all residents without having to create more debt or raise property taxes. For voting information and poll locations visit http://www.warrencountyia.org/auditor.shtml.

Help seniors by funding Medicare Advantage Across America and in Warren County we have seen how America’s senior citizens are being harmed by the absurdity in Washington. The Affordable Care Act has been coupled with a constalemate. gressional Failure to adequately fund programs that help seniors have continued to harm the older population. The federal government has failed to address the rising costs of medical care for all. But this especially impacts those that are most vulnerable and has left some seniors with nowhere

vatization. They have all agreed the state still isn’t ready for privatization. Thousands have been unable to get basic answers to their questions and many Iowans still don’t know which privately managed care company or MCO can best suit the healthcare needs of them or their loved ones. Last December, federal officials took the unusual step of delaying the privatization plan until March 1, 2016, after they determined Branstad officials were not prepared to complete the transition. Federal officials are expected to review the governor’s privatization plan again in the next two weeks to determine if the state is ready for the transition on March 1. As of this writing, House Republican leaders have said they do not plan to approve the bipartisan Senate bill to stop the privatization. Rep. Scott Ourth, District 26, can be reached by phone at 515-208-7281 or email at scott.ourth@legis.iowa.gov.

else to turn. It is time senior citizens speak out to make sure that programs that care for seniors are available and well funded. Programs like Medicare Advantage will help senior citizens continue to live healthy, productive lives. However, there are now new threats for potential cuts in 2016. With more than 74,000 Iowa seniors that rely on Advantage, Medicare this is one program that should receive support so that seniors who use it can continue to use the services and remain healthy. By providing the necessary funding for Medicare Advantage, Iowa seniors will continue to have a high quality insurance option in combination with Medicare. Members of Congress in Iowa and our president must recognize the necessity of ensuring this program so that it remains for new generations of senior citizens to come. Janet Beltz Indianola

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Vintage market coming to county fairgrounds Summer fun in Indianola just got better with the news of a vintage, flea and market show coming to the Warren County Fairgrounds. Rustique Flea and Vintage Marketplace was formerly Rustique Ranch Flea and Vintage Marketplace and was held at Antique Acres along Interstate 80 at the Waukee exit. Last year it assumed new owners,

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Sharing the love of antiquing and going to flea markets, they hunted and gathered throughout the year and held an annual sale out of a garage. Then, they vended at the Antique Jamboree held twice a year in Valley Junction. When the opportunity came up to purchase the three-year-old Rustique Ranch, they jumped on it and this is where they are at today ... a new name and new location! So, in planning and making the business their own, they opted for a little different name and location, picking the Warren County Fairgrounds to hold this year’s shows. Vendors offer everything

from vintage, antiques, prims, collectibles and barn finds to up-cycled and repurposed and oneof-a-kind unique finds with crafters and direct sales sprinkled in. Food vendors will be set up, too, for a day of hunting and gathering and fueling up in between. When asked why the Warren County Fairgrounds, they were quick and pleased to retort “free parking� and “free admission.� Plus, logistically, it’ll be easier for walking around, the campgrounds will be nice for vendors and space size will be a spacious 30x20. I’ve been a vendor at the show for the past two years. Kathy and Judy

have been terrific to work with and their enthusiasm and heartfelt desire for it to be a success for everyone are second to none. As with any new venture, growing pains and fresh ideas will come about. But, there’s no reason to believe this change won’t be for the better and a welcome addition to Indianola. You’ll want to mark your calendars now for Saturdays and Sundays, May 21 and 22, July 9 and 10 and Sept. 10 and 11, for the Rustique Flea and Vintage Marketplace. The hours on Saturdays will be 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Location at the fairgrounds will be east of the grand-

stand in the pit area, to the north green space, just south of Whittier Elementary. Vendor inquiries are now being taken. Please email rustiquemarketplace@gmail.com for more information. You can also follow them on Facebook: Rustique Flea & Vintage Marketplace and their website is: www.rustiquemarketplace.com. Beth Cort-Voltmer is a small-business owner and is an independent consultant/marketing/event planner for small businesses. http://burlapandrosesmyinspiredlife.blogspot.com FB: https://www.facebook.com/ pages/Burlap-Roses/177248165653789

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The Class 5-A No. 5-ranked Indianola girls opened their postseason bid for a return appearance in the state tournament with a resounding 96-40 win at home against Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln on Saturday. sharpshooter Freshman Maggie McGraw caught fire from the floor for the Indians. McGraw sank 12 field goals, including 10 3-pointers, to finish with a game-high 36 points. “My teammates kept getting me the ball when I was open because they knew I was

hot,” McGraw said. “It was a really fun game. We had a shoot-around before and I think that helped.” As a team, Indianola hit 17 3-pointers en route to the victory. Grace Berg scored 21 points and Haley Vesey added 14 points, including four 3pointers. Saturday’s regional semifinal win put Indianola (21-1 overall) in a regional final on Tuesday against 14th-ranked West Des Moines Valley (16-6). Updates from Tuesday’s game can be found at www.indianolarecordherald.com.

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Indianola's Grace Berg drives to the basket flanked by Council Bluffs' Lauren Morrow and Claire Jones. Indianola prevailed, 96-40 as Indianola High School and Abraham Lincoln Council Bluffs girls basketball teams met in the opening rounds of tournament play in Indianola Saturday.

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The Southeast Warren boys and girls basketball seasons each ended in regional quarterfinal losses. The Southeast Warren girls lost 54-30 at Class 1-A ninthranked Montezuma on Feb. 16, ending the Warhawks’ season at 8-15. Montezuma jumped out to a quick lead, taking a 16-6 advantage after the first quarter. Southeast Warren held steady in the second quarter, trailing 21-12 at the break. Montezuma continued to add to their advantage in the second half, leading 34-19 after three quarters. Senior Jill Williams had 12 points including three 3-point shots to lead the Warhawks with senior Sydney Steenhoek right behind with 11points. Freshman Taylor Clendenen had five and freshman Blaire Steenhoek two to round out the scoring. Sydney Steenhoek had a team-high 10 rebounds, nine coming on the defensive end of the floor. Williams and Blaire Steenhoek each had four, Clendenen three and freshman Zaddie Beck and sophomore Elise Emmick one each. Beck, Sydney Steenhoek, Clendenen and Blaire Steenhoek each had two assists. Sydney Steenhoek also See SEW, Page 2B

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Indianola's Brock VanLoon celebrates after a win Thursday during the 3-A state wrestling tournament at Wells Fargo Arena.

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ight of Warren County’s 10 state tournament wrestlers ended their seasons on the medal stand in Des Moines Saturday. Southeast Warren’s Brady Kyner (120 pounds) led the pack of local grapplers with a state runner-up finish in Class 1-A. Kyner pinned two opponents and scored a technical fall victory before his final match defeat in Des Moines. Martensdale-St. Marys’ Josh Tibbits (113) and Logan Schumacher (170) each captured third-place in their 1-A brackets. Tibbits ended the tournament with a 5-1 overall showing at state. Schumacher recorded a win by fall in 5:13 and a 5-3 sudden victory on Saturday to finish with a 4-1 tournament record. Indianola’s Kobey Pritchard (106 pounds), Lance Runyon (113) and Eagan Lickiss (hwt.) each placed fifth in their 3-A weight class while Joe Howard (132) captured sixth-place honors. See STATE, Page 3B

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Riceville's Chance Throndson wrestles Southeast Warren's Brady Kyner during their 1-A semifinal round matchup at the State championships in Des Moines Friday.

Logan Schumacher (Martensdale-St. Marys), rear, controls Joey Schwenn (Belle Plaine) during their 170 pound Class 1-A quarterfinal match Friday, at the Iowa state wrestling championships at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.

The Carlisle girls basketball team avenged a regular-season loss, riding an 18-point performance from Agatha Beier in a 65-35 rout over Norwalk in a Class 4-A Region 6 semifinal on Saturday. Norwalk point guard Shae Campbell, who was out with a lower leg injury, could have been used to help break a persistent Carlisle press that set the tone for the Wildcats (14-8). “We tried to get an up-tempo game with our defense and I think we were able to accomplish that, and we were hitting our shots early which always helps,” Carlisle head coach Bryan White said. Turnovers ensued, shots wouldn’t fall and Norwalk (1013) quickly found itself down 22-5 after the first quarter. Senior post player Tori Van Velzen — who scored 20 points against Carlisle in January — did not play on Saturday, leaving a hole that was felt on both ends See SEMIFINAL, Page 2B

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Southeast Warren 160-pounder Tj Dierking (in green) 37-14 won by 3-0 decision over Garrett Sayler (Sibley-Ocheyedan) in a Class 1-A second-round consolation match Feb. 19.

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Carlisle fans try to distract a Norwalk player as she shoots a free throw. Carlisle beat Norwalk 65-35 in a Class 4-A regional semifinal in Carlisle on Feb. 20.

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MARTENSDALE - ST. MARYS BASKETBALL

Blue Devil seasons end with playoff losses MIKE ROLANDS MROLANDS@REGISTERMEDIA.COM

The basketball season ended for MartensdaleSt. Marys with both the boys and girls teams losing in regional quarterfinal games. The Martensdale-St. Marys girls’ season ended with a 53-28 loss to Class 2-A eighth-ranked Central Decatur in a regional quarterfinal game played in Leon Feb. 16. The Blue Devils got off to a strong start and trailed by a point at 13-12 at the end of the first quarter. Central Decatur went on a 17-4 run in the second quarter to take a 30-16 lead into the break, then continued to extend their advantage in the second half. The Blue Devils’ season ends at 12-11. Senior Riley Verwers led the Blue Devils with 10 points with junior Kaci Sherwood adding eight. Senior Ashley Kraber had five, senior Raigen Furness three, and freshmen Katelyn Amfahr and Sophie Gibson one each to round out the scoring. Verwers and Kraber each had eight rebounds to lead the team with Kaci Sherwood adding three, sophomore Kylie Sherwood and junior Jenny Trom two each and freshman Tori Reynolds, Fur-

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Martensdale-St. Marys senior Riley Verwers puts a shot over Central Decatur freshman Emma Atwood. Martensdale-St. Marys lost 53-28 to Class 2-A eighth-ranked Central Decatur in a Feb. 16 regional quarterfinal in Leon.

ness and Gibson one each. Kraber had a team-high four assists with Trom, Furness, Kaci Sherwood and Verwers each getting one. Trom also had two steals with Kraber, Kaci Sherwood and Gibson each getting one.

Boys fall at home to Ankeny The Martensdale-St. Marys boys basketball season ended with a 76-57 home loss to Ankeny Christian Academy in a

Class 1-A regional quarterfinal on Feb. 18. The Blue Devils’ season ends at 5-17. Martensdale-St. Marys trailed 13-8 after the first quarter and could not climb out of the hole, trailing 35-25 at the half and 55-41 after three quarters. Four Blue Devils scored in double digits in the game. Junior Dakota Gibson led the team with 15 with senior Jack Murphy adding 13 and juniors

Bret Barnett and Jake Bakerink 10 each. Junior Matt Holt had seven and freshman Jacob Dunn two to round out the scoring. Bakerink had a teamhigh 10 rebounds with Holt and Barnett each getting six, Gibson five, Murphy three and Dunn two. Holt had four assists with Barnett getting three, Bakerink and Gibson two each and Murphy one. Holt and Barnett also each had a steal.

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had three steals and three blocked shots with Blaire Steenhoek adding a steal and a blocked shot and Beck a steal. The Southeast Warren boys season ended at 2-21 with a 96-43 loss to Grand View Christian in a Feb. 18 Class 1-A regional quarterfinal played in Martensdale Feb. 18. Grand View Christian led 23-14 after the first quarter, then went on a 36-5 second-quarter run to blow the game open. Senior Keetan Lawler led Southeast Warren with 12 points coming on 4-for-4 shooting from 3point range. Junior Jackson Fischer added 10 points including a pair of 3-pointers. Senior Lance Hoch had nine and senior Bryant Seuferer and sophomore Caleb Vandelune six each to round out the scoring. Lawler had a teamhigh 14 rebounds to go with four assists, four steals and two blocked shots. Vandelune added five rebounds, three assists and two steals. Hoch had five rebounds, two assists and two steals. Seuferer had four rebounds and four assists. Fischer had two rebounds, three assists and two steals. Sophomore Jordan Ball also had a rebound.

The Warhawks picked up their second win of the season at a good time, beating Melcher-Dallas 72-35 in Liberty Center on Feb. 15 in a Class 1-A regional opening round game. After trailing 10-9 after the first quarter, Southeast Warren went on a 27-7 rampage in the second quarter to take a 36-17 lead into the break. The Warhawks continued to add on in the second half, outscoring Melcher-Dallas 26-15 in the third quarter and 10-3 in the fourth. Five Warhawks scored in double digits in the game led by Fischer with 16 and Seuferer with 15. Fischer was 2-for-2 on 3point attempts and Seuferer was 3-for-3. Lawler added 12 and Hoch and sophomore Conner Bregar each had 11. Ball had three and freshman Dalton Weeks and Vandelune each had two to round out the scoring. Lawler had team-highs with 15 rebounds, six assists, five steals and three blocked shots. Hoch had six rebounds, three assists, four steals and a blocked shot. Fischer had four rebounds, four assists and four steals. Seuferer had four rebounds, three assists and four steals. Vandelune had four rebounds, two assists and four steals. Ball had two rebounds and a blocked shot and senior Luke Ulin had a rebound, an assist and a steal.

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Southeast Warren's Blaire Steenhoek, 31, drives around Montezuma's Shelby Helm during a Class 1-A Region-5 quarter-final game at Montezuma on Feb. 16. Montezuma won 54-30.

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of the floor. Miranda Hughes led Norwalk with 10 points. For Norwalk, it’s the conclusion of a season that showed vast improvement from start to finish. The Warriors, who beat Knoxville in overtime in the regional bracket opener, turned around a 3-7 start by going 7-6 in their final

13 games, including a five game winning streak. Carlisle goes from favorite to underdog when it heads to Ballard (23-1) for the regional final and a chance at the state tournament, which begins Feb. 23. “The nice thing is that it’s a team we have played twice and we came close at their place but lost in overtime,� White said. “The girls have confidence and know they can play, and hopefully a third time is a charm.�

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Pritchard posted a 1-1 standing in Saturday’s matches and a 3-2 overall showing in the three-day competition. Runyon went 1-1 in the final day of competition and finished with a 3-2 tournament record. Lickiss also posted a 3-2 record in state matches and ended the tournament with 3-2 victory. Howard finished in sixth with a 3-3 record at state. Southeast Warren’s TJ Dierking (160) placed eighth and had two wins in five matches. In non-scoring perforIndianola’s mances, Brock VanLoon (220) and Tanner Zimmerman (170) also competed in the state tournament. VanLoon registered one win in three bouts.

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Martensdale-St. Marys 170-pounder Logan Schumacher (in light blue) 48-0 won by 14-12 decision over Joey Schwenn (Belle Plaine) 25-4 in a Class 1-A quarterfinal Feb. 19.

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Indianola head coach Clint Manny yells to 113-pounder Lance Runyon 41-9 as he won by a 7-0 decision over Marcus England (Prairie-Cedar Rapids) 34-4 in a Class 3-A quarterfinal Feb. 19.

State Duals Indianola’s wrestling team also grappled in the state duals tournament last week in Des Moines and finished in eighth place in Class 3-A. The Indians, seeded No. 6 in the competition, lost to No. 3-seed Dubuque Hempstead, 35-28, in the first round before falling against No. 7-seed Waverly-Shell Rock in the consolation semifinals, 55-18, and No. 8-seed Clinton, 54-20, in the seventh-place dual on Feb. 17.

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CONGRATULATIONS

Thanks to the following businesses for their support! Good Samaritan Society - Indianola 708 S. Jefferson Way, Indianola • 961-2596

Fareway of Indianola 1309 W. Second Ave., Indianola • 961-5643

Optometric Associates of Warren County, P.C.

Indianola High School

State Qualifiers

Indianola • Carlisle • Norwalk

Vetter Equipment 9983 Hwy. 92, Indianola • 961-2541

DLH GraFX 604 N. Jefferson Way, Indianola • 962-1899

Indianola Memorial Works 706 S. Jefferson Way, Indianola • 961-3103

The Sports Page Grill 1802 W. Second Ave., Indianola • 961-5771

Capital Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Indianola Specialty Clinic - 2006 N. 4th St., Suite 300, Indianola • 515-440-2676

Kobey Prichard, Sophomore, 106 pounds

Tanner Zimmerman, Senior, 170 pounds

Lance Runyon, Freshman, 113 pounds

Brock VanLoon, Senior, 220 pounds

Joe Howard, Senior, 132 pounds

Eagan Lickiss, Junior, Heavyweight

T. R. M. Disposal, LLC 901 S. Jefferson Way, Indianola • 962-2014

Martensdale Jiffy Xpress 290 N. Hwy. 28, Martensdale • 641-764-2678

Smith’s Collision Center 704 E. Second Ave., Indianola • 961-3688

Gregg Young Chevrolet 2501 Sunset Drive, Norwalk • 256-4010

Pierce Bros Repair 110 E. Boston Ave., Indianola • 961-4924

Indianola Family Dentistry 2000 N. 4th St., Indianola • 961-0534

Norwalk Hardware, Auto Supply & Feed 729 Main St., Norwalk • 981-0909

Dental Professionals, P.L.C 200 North B St., Indianola • 961-8411 65 School St., Carlisle • 989-3180

Weinman Insurance 311 E. Second Ave., Indianola • 961-2567

Jiffy Xpress 1201 N. Jefferson Way, Indianola • 962-6730

Fareway of Norwalk 1711 Sunset Drive, Norwalk • 981-4435

James Oil 110 Garfield St., Carlisle • 989-3314

Indy 66 West 2001 W. Second Ave., Indianola • 961-5000

Community Bank 1401 N. Jefferson Way, Indianola • 961-5880

O’Brien Law, PLC 113 W. Salem Ave., Indianola • 515-442-9945

Drees Family & Sports Chiropractic 214 W. Salem Ave., Indianola • 961-5202

Carlisle Veterinary Clinic 550 S. 2nd St., Carlisle • 989-4075

The Iowa Clinic Family Medicine 1504 N. 1st St., Indianola • 515-875-9000

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Warren County Wrestlers Thanks to the following businesses for their support! Gib’s A & W All American Food

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Iowa Realty

1501 N. Jefferson Way, Indianola • 961-7416

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Community 1st Credit Union

300 S. Jefferson Way, Indianola • 866-360-5370 TJ Dierking, Sophomore, 160 pounds

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Crouse Cafe

115 E. Salem Ave., Indianola • 961-3362

Warren County Oil

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Indianola Veterinary Clinic

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Peoples Bank

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McCoy True Value Hardware

216 N. Howard St., Indianola • 961-4755

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While Thursday’s game between Norwalk and Indianola had no bearing on postseason play, the Warriors won Warren County pride in a grind-itout 52-39 win over Indianola (6-15) in their regular season finale. “We are all right grinding and we’ve talked about that before,� said Norwalk head coach Chris Larson. “Honestly, I was pretty proud that we kept playing defense every possession. It’s easy when the offense isn’t going well to let it affect your defense and for the most part I thought we kept working on our defense and that’s our calling card.�

The final didn’t accurately portray how most of the game played out though. Both teams were ice cold from the field in the first half, as Norwalk held a mere 19-14 lead at the break behind six points from Matt Fraser. The shots would start falling. Matt Guessford nailed three 3-pointers in the third and Jake Potratz two to put Norwalk ahead 3828 at the end of three. It could have been much worse if Graham Sandquist hadn’t responded with a pair of threes himself. Norwalk’s lead swelled to as large as 40-28 but an 8-0 Indianola run reapplied the pressure on Warriors. Guessford jumped a

passing lane to create a layup and break the Indianola run and set the tone for the rest of the quarter as Indianola buckled late and Norwalk won going away. “To Norwalk’s credit they just made a couple more plays than we did,� Indianola head coach Adam Graham said. “We got tired toward the end and made a few silly mistakes that cost us in a few spots.� Norwalk leading scorer Luke Vaske was held to only four points due to a concerted effort by Indianola to contain him and an off-night shooting wise. Guessford picked up the sophomore with a game-high 19 point performance that was characterized by a series of

shifting momentum shots. Potratz finished with nine and Geistler added seven in the paint. Sandquist put up 17 points with a strong night shooting from the outside before cooling off in the fourth quarter. Jalen Hunter added seven points, all of which came in the first half. The Indians started the week with a 55-32 loss at Urbandale on Feb. 16. Graham Sandquist led Indianola with eight points, four steals and four rebounds. Schaefer Orwig chipped in six points. Jack Jensen, DeShawn Welch and Evan Gauger each grabbed four rebounds apiece.

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The Simpson women’s basketball team outplayed Loras in the first quarter and only trailed by six at the break, but couldn’t account for a sizzling hot Loras second half in a 60-39 loss in the regular season finale Saturday. Simpson shot just 14 of 55, 25.5 percent, as it was held to a season-low 39 points. The loss bumps the

Storm (15-10, 8-6 IIAC) into the No. 5 seed in the Iowa Conference Tournapitting them ment, against No. 4 seed Buena Vista in the first round Tuesday in Storm Lake. Katie Ahrenholtz tied Loras’ Lori Obendorf with a game-high 12 points in only 10 minutes, being followed by Maddie Bosworth with 10 points. Noreen Morrow scored 24 points in the first meeting with Loras but was held to only two on Saturday. Morrow scored 10 of

her 14 points in the second half Wednesday against Buena Vista and Morgan Mauro knocked down a 3pointer for a four-point lead with 51 seconds left as the women won 71-64. Morrow added 12 rebounds for her sixth double-double. Mauro finished with 11 points and three 3-pointers, all coming in the fourth quarter. Mackenzie Haupt finished with 10 points and Whitney Van Wyk had five steals as Simpson won its second straight.

Men lose heart breaker to Loras A game-tying lob attempt with one-tenth of a second left went off the mark and the Simpson men’s basketball team couldn’t complete a big second-half comeback, losing to Loras 89-87 on Saturday. Sam Amsbaugh had 25 points, 10 rebounds and four assists for the Storm (15-10, 8-6 Iowa Conference), who claimed the

No. 3 seed in the Iowa Conference Tournament. The Storm host sixthseeded Buena Vista on Tuesday at Cowles Fieldhouse. Simpson, Loras and Wartburg finished the season in a three-way for second place in the league standings at 8-6 in conference play. Simpson’s No. 3 seed is the highest for the program since 2004, allowing the Storm to host a tournament game for the first time since 2011. Dillon Gretzky scored 14 points to lead four players in double figures and Ryan Skaar reached a career milestone to beat Buena Vista 74-57 on Wednesday. One game after allowing Coe to shoot 49 percent from the field, a menacing Simpson defense made a statement against Buena Vista. Simpson forced 20 turnovers, holding Buena Vista to a season-low 57 points, 27 below its season average.

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WARREN COUNTY BOOKING REPORTS This information was obtained from the Warren County Sheriff’s Office records. All people are considered innocent until proven guilty in court of law. Jan. 16: Daniel Lee Haub, 35, of Osceola and Dawn Marie Hageman, 42, of Indianola were booked for OWI, first offense. Dustin Loren Nelson, 19, of Indianola was booked for domestic abuse. Natosha Corine Vanderbilt, 33, of Des Moines was booked for fifth-degree theft and credit card fraud. Sully Guage Cobb, 20, of Osceola was booked for violation of a no contact and domestic order abuse. Whitney Ann Vera Lakose, 20, of Ankeny was booked for public intoxication. Jan. 17: Isaac Christopher Frazier, 20, of Indianola was booked for public intoxication. Alexander Morgan Shields, 23, of Indianola was booked for possession of illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia, driving while barred and no insurance. Amanda Joy Pelzer, 34, of Norwalk was booked for domestic abuse. Amanda Rae Plym, 27, of Norwalk was booked for violation of a no contact order. Robert Ray Arends, 48, of Des Moines was booked for false information and driving while revoked. Jan. 18: Michael Edward Craig, 28, of Des Moines and Courtney Michelle Nall, 27, of Indianola were booked for violation of probation. Mary Elizabeth WattsFoss, 51, of Hartford was booked for domestic abuse causing injury. Jan. 19: Sidney Michale Hudson, 31, of Norwalk was booked for OWI, first offense, no insurance, failure to maintain control and driving on the wrong side of the road. Timothy David Brend, 44, of Indianola, Joshua Lee Gurney, 38, of Pleasantville and Samantha Rose Russell, 20, of Indianola, were all booked for serving judgment. Jeffrey Michael Taylor, 35, of New Virginia was booked for violation of a no contact order. Donald Junior Piper, 84, of Des Moines was booked for domestic abuse causing bodily inju-

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Jan. 20: Leslie Marie Duncan, 24, of Carlisle was booked for possession of illegal drugs. Sarah Marie Kifer, 31, of Indianola was booked for failing to appear. Bartholomew Steven Hancock, 32, of Indianola was booked for domestic abuse causing injury. Jan. 21: Terrell Carl Williams, 26, of Des Moines and Timothy David Jacobs, 28, of Indianola were booked for violation of probation. Randy Roy Mundy, 33, of Chariton was booked for fifth-degree theft and malicious prosecution. Jan. 22: Daniel Shane Holmes, 41, of Carlisle was booked for seconddegree harassment. Charles Lucas Bell, 21, of Norwalk was booked for possession of illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia and speeding. Joseph Peter Lawyer, 29, of Indianola was booked for assault causing injury and intimidation with a dangerous weapon. Larry David Oberg, 47, of Norwalk was booked for domestic abuse and interference. Jan. 23: Travis Edward Houston, 30, of Indianola was booked for failing to maintain control and OWI, second offense. Devin Eugene Kuhljuergen, 32, of Indianola was booked for no insurance, littering and OWI, first offense. David Lawrence Cook, 49, of Des Moines was booked for serving judgment. Jason Scott Benge, 37, of Des Moines was booked for driving while barred. Jan. 24: Habtom Fanuel Gebraeb, 45, of Des Moines was booked for OWI, first offense. Casey Ray Welcher, 23, of Winterset was booked for domestic abuse. Jan. 25: Leslie Shane Johnson, 18, of Indianola was booked for possession of illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia, defective muffler system, resisting arrest, no insurance and no license. Macie Mae Jones, 18, of Indianola was booked for interference and assault on a police officer. Brian Keith Palm, 29, of Des Moines was booked for eluding. Trey Michael Henderson, 23, of Indianola was booked for violation of parole. Jan. 26: Christian Seth

Styles, 36, of Norwalk was booked for violation of a no contact order. Tylar Jeffery Feder, 25, of Indianola was booked for serving judgment. Dustin Loren Nelson, 19, of Indianola was booked for violation of probation. Shannon Amber Hills, 32, of Des Moines was booked for first-degree harassment. Jerry Joe McGuire, 42, of Norwalk was booked for third-degree burglary and violation of a no contact order. Jan. 27: William Joe Garr, 55, of Hartford was booked for Iowa drug tax stamp violation and conspiracy to manufacture drugs. Alexander Morgan Shields, 23, of Indianola was booked for violation of probation. Michael David Sparks, 40, of Swan was booked for driving while suspended, no insurance and failing to obtain title on vehicle. Matthew Stephen Garrison, 20, of Indianola was booked for texting while driving, driving while revoked, failing to maintain control and no insurance. Jan. 28: Casey Allan Hunt, 24, of Ackworth and Vadim L. Shultsev, 31, of Indianola, were each booked for violation of probation. Paul James Kading, 28, of Ackworth was booked for OWI, third offense, open container, improper lane use and no insurance. Jan. 29: Jean Valerie Bradshaw, 26, and Braden Andrew Fauble, 26, both of Indianola were booked for possession of illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia and child endangerment. Dalton Aurek Wade Sharp, 18, of Dallas was booked for serving judgment. Jan. 30: Eric Lynn Armagost, 45, of Carlisle was booked for possession of illegal drugs and OWI, first offense. Kelly Dean Shoop, 42, of Indianola was booked for OWI, first offense and open container. Trevor John Amos, 22, of Indianola was booked for OWI, first offense. Joel Francis Moots, 22, of Clive was booked for possession of illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia and OWI, first offense. Madison Lila Anne Henderson, 21, of West

Des Moines was booked for possession of illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia. Joshua Steven Bobst, 25, of Johnston was booked for OWI, second offense. Alexander Edward Jones, 28, of Indianola was booked for driving while revoked. Jan. 31: Dominick Michael Armagost, 19, of Norwalk was booked for criminal trespassing. Robbie Leroy Streeper, 32, of Des Moines was booked for domestic abuse. Brett Andrew Freel, 25, of Pleasantville was booked for OWI, first offense. Shantelle Irene Meacham, 28, of Murray was booked for violation of probation. Nadir Topic, 40, of Des Moines was booked for striking fixtures on highway, OWI, third offense, failing to maintain control, driving while barred and operating vehicle without interlock. Joseph Andrew Ferguson, 22, of Keokuk was booked for possession of illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia and OWI. Dylan Ernest Michelsen, 23, of Indianola was booked for public intoxication. Jason Patrick Hollander, 30, of Carlisle was booked for trafficking stolen weapons, possession of illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia. Curtis Scott Weis, 28, of Lacona was booked for possession of illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia. Feb. 1: Camilo Sanchez-Rizo, 31, of Urbandale was booked for driving while revoked. Tina Nichol Gravitt, 36, of Lindale was booked for serving judgment. Feb. 2: Sidney Michale Hudson, 31, of Norwalk was booked for OWI, first offense and domestic abuse. Matthew Ricahrd Hessel, 35, of Indianola was booked for second-degree theft and third-degree theft. Amanda Lynn Moriarty, 36, of Indianola was booked for child endangerment. Lynette Darlene Shea, 28, of Indianola was booked for OWI, first offense. Feb. 3: Ryan David Cron, 32, of Ames was booked for first-degree harassment.

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INDIANOLA POLICE REPORTS This information was obtained from the Indianola Police Department records. All people are considered innocent until proven guilty in court of law. Jan. 14: A vehicle driven by Richard Day, 69, of Indianola struck a mailbox owned by Beulah Edwards, 83, of Indianola. Damages: $400 to Day’s vehicle and $100 to Edwards’ vehicle.

Jan. 29: Vehicles driven by Mackenzie Held, 17, of Indianola and Elycia Deemer, 37, of Lacona collided in the 700 block of North Jefferson Way. Damages: $400 to Held’s vehicle and $1,300 to Deemer’s vehicle. Held was cited for failing to maintain control. Jan. 31: Robbie Streeper, 32, of Indianola was arrested in the 700

block of West Second Avenue for domestic assault. Dylan Michelsen, 23, of Indianola was arrested in the 100 block of North Buxton Street for public intoxication. Brett Johnson reported second-degree theft in the 100 block of John Street. Feb. 1: An unknown driver struck a mailbox owned by Peggy Kellow,

65, of Indianola in the 200 block of West Seventh Avenue. Damages: $50. Christian Dunn, 20, of Fort Dodge was arrested in the 200 block of West Iowa Avenue for driving while suspended, no SR22 insurance, failing to wear seat belt and operating without registration. Vehicels driven by Alanna Davey, 67, and

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Way. Damages: $3,000 to Cruchelow’s vehicle and $500 to Esdohr’s vehicle. Feb. 3: Lane Haworth, 21, of Indianola was arrested in the 1300 block of South Jefferson Way on a warrant. Todd Johnson, 51, of Chariton was arrested on a warrant. Dale Langenfeld Jr., 40, of Indianola was arrested in the 1000 block of West Third Avenue for assault. A vehicle driven by Robert Morrison, 50, of Norwalk struck a deer in the 11000 block of R57 Damages: Highway. $2,500. Feb. 4: A vehicle driven by Carma Armstrong, 64, of Indianola was struck in the 200 block of North Jefferson Way by an unknown vehicle. Damages: $1,500. Feb. 5: Colton Jungjohan of Pleasant Hill reported fifth-degree theft in the 300 block of North Jefferson Way. William Hook of Indianola reported fifth-degree theft in the 400 block of East First Avenue. Jeffrey Benge of Indianola reported child endangerment in the 1000 block of North Ninth Street. Feb. 6: Mark Roberts, 47, of Ottumwa was arrested in the 1500 block of East Euclid Avenue for driving while suspended.

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Indianola Community School District Board of Education Special Board Meeting February 4, 2016 CALL TO ORDER The Indianola Board of Education held a special Board meeting February 4, 2016, in the Indianola Community School District Administrative Office Board Room. Members present included Dacni Gabel, Darrin Johnson, Mark Tucker, Kariann Voigts and Jay Wilkinson. Carolyn Langenwalter and Chris Scott were absent. Board President Mark Tucker called the meeting to order at 4:03 pm. I. P E R S O N N E L RECOMMENDATIONS Termination • Heidi Blanchard, Food Service Employee effective January 28, 2016. Kariann Voigts moved to approve the personnel recommendation, Darrin Johnson seconded the motion. The motion carried 5-0. II. HIGH SCHOOL HVAC UPDATES A public hearing was held on the high school HVAC upgrades. No comments were shared by the public. Darrin Johnson moved to accept the low base bid of $696,511 from Brockway Mechanical and rejecting the alternate bid. Jay Wilkinson seconded the motion. The motion carried 5-0. III. ADJOURN Dacni Gabel moved to adjourn. Kariann Voigts seconded the motion. The motion carried 5-0. The meeting adjourned at 4:19 pm. Mark Tucker, Board President Johna Clancy, Board Secretary

IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT FOR WARREN COUNTY Equity No. EQCV036238 ORIGINAL NOTICE THE ESTATE OF ELEANOR HEESMTRA, RAMONA BUTLER, EDITH HEEMSTRA, Plaintiffs, Vs. RODNEY HEEMSTRA, BERTA HEEMSTRA, MARILYN HEEMSTRA, individually and as Trustee of the Heemstra Revocable Trust and/or as Trustee of the Heemstra Revocable Trust as assignee of Wells Fargo Bank Iowa, N.A., MARCIE WILKINSON, GARY WILKINSON, and ALL PARTIES IN POSSESSION OF INTEREST, KNOWN AND UNKNOWN TO THE PLAINTIFFS, Defendants. TO: THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: You are notified that a Petition in Equity for Partition of Real Property for Sale and Distribution of Proceeds has been filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court naming you as a Defendant in this action, which petition prays for partition of the subject real estate by public sale and for distribution of the proceeds. The Attorneys for the Plaintiffs are R. Bradley Skinner, 160 Adventureland Drive N.W., Suite B, P.O. Box 367, Altoona, Iowa 50009; phone: 515-967-4264; facsimile: 515-967-6486 and Ron Danks and Carly Smith of Myers, Myers, Danks & Smith, 201 W. Monroe Street, PO Box C, Pleasantville, Iowa 50225; phone: 515-848-5413; facsimile: 515-848-3272. You must electronically file the Appearance and Answer using the Iowa Judicial Branch Electronic Document Management System (EDMS) a t https://www.iowacourts.state.ia. us/EFile, unless you obtain from the court an exemption from electronic filing requirements. Please see Iowa Court Rules Chapter 16 for general rules and information on electronic filing. You must file an Appearance and Answer on or before the March 31, 2016. If you do not, judgment by default may be rendered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. If you require the assistance of auxiliary aids or services to participate in court because of a disability, immediately call your district ADA coordinator at 515-286-3394. If you are hearing impaired, call Relay Iowa at 1-800-735-2942. Disability coordinators cannot provide legal advice. IMPORTANT YOU ARE ADVISED TO SEEK LEGAL ADVICE AT ONCE TO PROTECT YOUR INTERESTS

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IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT FOR WARREN COUNTY PROBATE NO. ESPR020676 NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTORS AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN L. LEMLEY II, DECEASED To all persons interested in the estate of John L. Lemley II, Deceased, who died on or about January 28, 2016: You are hereby notified that on February 9, 2016, the last will and testament of John L. Lemley II, deceased, bearing the date of January 15, 2016 was admitted to probate in the above named court and that Bonnie Jean Murphy and Jacqueline Leslie Tatum were appointed Executors of the estate of John L. Lemley II. Any action to set aside the will must be brought in the District Court of said county within the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice to all heirs of the Decedent and devisees under the will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever barred. Notice is further given that all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file them with the clerk of the above named District Court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of four months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred. Dated February 9, 2016. Executors of Estate: Bonnie Jean Murphy 712 Cole Road Coralville, Iowa 52241 Jacqueline Leslie Tatum 315 NE Hanover Court Ankeny, Iowa 50021 Attorney for Estate: Ronald L. Anderson Howes & Anderson, P.C. 4401 Westown Parkway, Suite 302 West Des Moines, Iowa 50266 AT0000472 Date of second publication: February 24, 2016 IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT OF WARREN COUNTY EQUITY NO: EQCV035965 ORIGINAL NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association Plaintiff, vs. Ronald E. Llewellyn; Parties in Possession; Unknown spouse, if any, of Ronald E. Llewellyn; Mari F. Harvey; State of Iowa Child Support Recovery Unit; State of Iowa - Child Support Recovery Unit, et al. Defendants. You are notified that a petition has been filed in the office of this court naming you as a defendant in this action. The petition was filed on July 22, 2015, and prays for foreclosure of Plaintiffs mortgage in favor of the Plaintiff on the property described in this notice and judgment for the unpaid principal amount of $85,579.72, with 5% per annum interest thereon from June 1, 2014, together with late charges, advances and the costs of the action including (but not limited to) title costs and reasonable attorney’s fees, as well as a request that said sums be declared a lien upon the following described premises from July 3, 2008, located in Warren county, Iowa: THE NORTH 70 FEET OF LOTS 9 AND 10 IN BLOCK 4 OF LONG’S SUBDIVISION OF OUTLOT 87, EXCEPT THE WEST 68 FEET OF THE NORTH 183.5 FEET THEREOF AND ALL OF OUTLOT 88 OF AUDITOR’S PLAT OF OUTLOTS, NOW INCLUDED IN AND FORMING A PART OF THE CITY OF INDIANOLA, WARREN COUNTY, IOWA, commonly known as 405 North 8th Street, Indianola, IA 50125 (the “Property�) The petition further prays that the mortgage on the above described real estate be foreclosed, that a special execution issue for the sale of as much of the mortgaged premises as is necessary to satisfy the judgment and for

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other relief as the Court deems just and equitable. For further details, please review the petition on file in the clerk’s office. The Plaintiffs attorney is Halley Ryherd, of SouthLaw, P.C.; whose address is 1245 Jordan Creek Parkway, Suite 120, West Des Moines, IA 50266. NOTICE THE PLAINTIFF HAS ELECTED FORECLOSURE WITHOUT REDEMPTION. THIS MEANS THAT THE SALE OF THE MORTGAGED PROPERTY WILL OCCUR PROMPTLY AFTER ENTRY OF JUDGMENT UNLESS YOU FILE WITH THE COURT A WRITTEN DEMAND TO DELAY THE SALE. IF YOU FILE A WRITTEN DEMAND, THE SALE WILL BE DELAYED UNTIL TWELVE MONTHS (OR SIX MONTHS IF THE PETITION INCLUDES A WAIVER OF DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT) FROM THE ENTRY OF JUDGMENT IF THE MORTGAGED PROPERTY IS YOUR RESIDENCE AND IS A ONE-FAMILY OR TWO-FAMILY DWELLING OR UNTIL TWO MONTHS FROM ENTRY OF JUDGMENT IF THE MORTGAGED PROPERTY IS NOT YOUR RESIDENCE OR IS YOUR RESIDENCE BUT NOT A ONE-FAMILY OR TWO-FAMILY DWELLING. YOU WILL HAVE NO RIGHT OF REDEMPTION AFTER THE SALE. THE PURCHASER AT THE SALE WILL BE ENTITLED TO IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF THE MORTGAGED PROPERTY. YOU MAY PURCHASE AT THE SALE. You must serve a motion or answer on or before 30th day of March, 2016, and within a reasonable time thereafter file your motion or answer with the Clerk of Court for Warren County, at the county courthouse in Indianola, Iowa. If you do not, judgment by default may be rendered against you for the relief demanded in the petition. If you require the assistance of auxiliary aids or services to participate in a court action because of a disability, immediately call your District ADA Coordinator at 515-286-3394. If you are hearing impaired, call Relay Iowa TTY at 1-800-735-2942. By: CLERK OF THE ABOVE COURT Warren County Courthouse 115 North Howard Street, P.O. Box 379 Indianola, IA 50125-0379 IMPORTANT: YOU ARE ADVISED TO SEEK LEGAL ADVICE AT ONCE TO PROTECT YOUR INTERESTS. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER VACATING REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED AS WEST ONE-HALF (1/2) OF EAST/WEST ALLEY WITHIN BLOCK 36 OF COLLEGE ADDITION, INDIANOLA, WARREN COUNTY, IOWA AND SELLING THE SAME TO GREG JOHANSEN AND MIKE OHNEMUS TO: ALL CITIZENS AND ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST WHO, UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 364.7, CODE OF IOWA, MAY BE ENTITLED TO NOTICE OF ANY PROPOSED RESOLUTION FOR THE VACATION OF PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF INDIANOLA, IOWA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 7th day of March 2016, at 6:00 P.M., in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building in Indianola, Iowa, a public hearing will be held by the City Council of the City of Indianola, Iowa, in connection with the proposed Ordinance for the vacation of an alley described as West One-Half (1/2) of East/West Alley within Block 36 of College Addition, Indianola, Warren County, Iowa, and the same is deemed appropriate for transfer to an adjacent property owners Greg Johansen and Mike Ohnemus. A resolution further proposes that the above referenced properties be conveyed to said adjacent property owners. Said conveyance will be by Quit Claim Deed. YOU ARE FURTHER AND SPECIFICALLY NOTIFIED that the proposed vacation of said property as described above will come on for hearing and be heard before the City Council of the City of Indianola, Iowa, at the time and place aforesaid and that at such time

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and place, all parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard. This Notice is published by order of the City Council of the City of Indianola, Iowa on February 16, 2016. DIANA BOWLIN, City Clerk ORDINANCE NO. 1550 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TRAFFIC CONTROL OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF INDIANOLA, IOWA, BY RESTRICTING PARKING ON EAST FRANKLIN AND ON WEST FRANKLIN WHEREAS, City staff has recommended that East Franklin from 4th Street West to Howard on the South side and that West Franklin from Howard West to Buxton on the South side be designated as “No Parking� and signs be placed accordingly; and WHEREAS, the City Council now deems it reasonable and appropriate to designate the above-referenced area as “No Parking.� NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIANOLA, IOWA: Section 1: That the Municipal Code of the City of Indianola, Iowa, be and it is hereby amended by designating the East Franklin from 4th Street West to Howard on the South side “No Parking.� Section 2: That the Municipal Code of the City of Indianola, Iowa be and it is hereby amended by designating West Franklin from Howard West to Buxton on the South side as “No Parking.� Section 3: That signs shall be placed in accordance with this Ordinance and Chapter 61 of the Code to implement the parking restrictions. Section 4: All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 5: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect after its passage, approval and publication as provided by law. PASSED AND APPROVED this 16th day of February, 2016. /s/ Kelly B. Shaw Kelly B. Shaw, Mayor ATTEST: /s/ Diana Bowlin Diana Bowlin, City Clerk PUBLIC NOTICE To persons claiming ownership, title, right or interest in the below described property, you are hereby notified the property has been declared abandoned and taken into custody. 00 VW 3VWCC21C7YM478981 The vehicles will be sold at auction at 9 a.m. February 25, 2016. Said vehicles are being held at Auberts Towing, 406 E. Euclid, Indianola, IA 50125 (515) 961-8525. THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT WARREN COUNTY EQUITY NO.: EQCV036239 DATE PETITION FILED: 2/3/2016 ORIGINAL NOTICE WARREN COUNTY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, INC., Plaintiff, VS. CHRISTINE SHUFF, CITY OF INDIANOLA, IOWA and PARTIES IN POSSESSION, Defendant(s). TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT(S): You are notified that a petition has been filed in the office of the clerk of this court naming you as the defendant(s) in this action. A copy of the petition (and any documents filed with it) is attached to this notice. The name and address of the attorney for the plaintiff is Robert M. Benton. The attorney’s phone number is (515) 989-3263; facsimile number (515) 989-3305. You are further notified that the above case has been filed in a county that utilizes electronic filing. Unless, within 20 days after service of this original notice upon you, you serve, and within a reasonable time thereafter file a motion or answer, in the Iowa District Court for Warren County, at the courthouse in Indianola, Iowa, judgment by default will be rendered against you for the relief demanded in the petition. Please see Iowa Court Rules Chapter 16 for information on electronic filing and Iowa Court Rules Chapter 16, division VI regarding the protection of personal information in court filings. If you require the assistance of auxiliary aids or services to participate in court because of a disability, immediately call

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your district ADA coordinator at (515) 286-3394. (If you are hearing impaired, call Relay Iowa TTY at 1-800-735-2942) IMPORTANT: YOU ARE ADVISED TO SEEK LEGAL ADVICE AT ONCE TO PROTECT YOUR INTERESTS(

THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT WARREN COUNTY Probate No. ES PR020670 NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Wanda Irene Victor, Deceased. To All Persons Interested in the Estate of Wanda Irene Victor, Deceased, who died on or about December 19, 2015. You are hereby notified that on the 28th day of January, 2016, the last will and testament of Wanda Irene Victor, deceased, bearing date of the 25th day of April, 1996, was admitted to probate in the above named court and that Jill A. Mauro was appointed executor of the estate. Any action to set aside the will must be brought in the district court of said county within the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice to all heirs of the decedent and devisees under the will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever barred. Notice is further given that all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file them with the clerk of the above named district court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of four months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred. Dated this 5th day of February, 2016. Jill A. Mauro, Executor of estate 3010 Stanton Ave. Des Moines, IA 50321 William J. Trout, ICIS PIN No: AE0008076 Attorney for executor Firm Name: William J. Trout, Attorney Address: 4909 SW 18th St. Des Moines, IA 50315 Date of second publication 24th day of February, 2016 (Date to be inserted by publisher) THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT WARREN COUNTY Probate No. ESPR020673 NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MILFORD T. MOEN, Deceased. To all persons interested in the estate of Milford T. Moen, Deceased, who died on or about February 3, 2016: You are hereby notified that on February 8, 2016, the Last Will and Testament of Milford T. Moen, deceased, bearing the date of May 8, 2013, First Codicil to the Last Will and Testament of Milford T. Moen, dated August 22, 2014, was admitted to probate in the above named court and that Peggy Jane Moen was appointed executor of the estate. Any action to set aside the will must be brought in the district court of said county within the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice to all heirs of the Decedent and devisees under the will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever barred. Notice is further given that all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file them with the clerk of the above named District Court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of four months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred. Dated February 9, 2016. Peggy Jane Moen Executor of estate 1104 N. 6th #1

Indianola, IA 50125 Stephen A. Hall, ICIS PIN No: AT0003157 Attorney for executor Hall Law Firm PO Box 357, Indianola, IA 50125 Date of second publication: 24th day of February, 2016. THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT WARREN COUNTY Probate No.: ESPR020677 NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CARL W. SIDDENS, Deceased To All Persons Interested in the Estate of Carl W. Siddens, Deceased, who died on or about January 28, 2016: You are hereby notified that on the 10th day of February, 2016, the last will and testament of Carl W. Siddens, deceased, bearing date of the 18th day of May, 2005, was admitted to probate in the above named court and that Catherine C. Bennett was appointed executor of the estate. Any action to set aside the will and Codicil must be brought in the district court of said county within the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice to all heirs of the decedent and devisees under the will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever barred. Notice is further given that all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file them with the clerk of the above-named district court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of four months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred. Dated this 10th day of February, 2016. Catherine C. Bennett Executor of Estate 3124 Druid Hill Dr. Des Moines, IA 50315 Mark R. Adams (AT0000354) 4201 Westown Parkway, Suite 250 West Des Moines, IA 50266 Telephone: (515) 283-1801x224 Attorney for Executor Date of second publication: 2nd day of March, 2016. (date to be inserted by publisher) Probate Code Section 304

THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT WARREN COUNTY Probate No. ESPR020679 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF TERRY LYNN LALLI, Deceased. To All Persons Interested in the Estate of Terry Lynn Lalli, Deceased, who died on or about December 31, 2015: You are hereby notified that on the February 12, 2106, the undersigned was appointed administrator of the estate. Notice is hereby given that all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file them with the clerk of the above named district court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of four months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of the mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred. Dated this February 10, 2016. John A. Lalli Administrator of the Estate 510 Patterson Drive Carlisle, IA 50047 John E. Swanson, ICIS PIN No: AT0007779 Attorney for the Administrator Hansen, McClintock & Riley 5th Floor, U.S. Bank Building 520 Walnut Street Des Moines, IA 50309 Date of second publication 2nd day of March, 2016.

THE INDIANOLA RECORD-HERALD Wednesday, February 24, 2016

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IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT FOR WARREN COUNTY CASE NO. EQCV036201 ORIGINAL NOTICE WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., PLAINTIFF, VS. JOE J. MILLER, BRANDI R. MILLER, LEGACY BANK, LARRY SVESTKA, STEVEN D. DUNCAN, CINDY S. DUNCAN, LARRY D. SIDWELL, JEFFREY WILLIAMSON, JORGE GONZALEZ, MWI C O M P O N E N T S , CITIMORTGAGE, INC., BURROW POST FRAME, HAROLD DORY, ROSE DORY, KURT KNOX, INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, GORDON GRAHAM, AND STATE OF IOWA, DEFENDANTS. TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT(S): You are notified that a petition has been filed in the office of the clerk of this court, naming you as a defendant in this action, for foreclosure of the property legally described as: PARCEL K IN THE NORTHWEST FRACTIONAL QUARTER OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER (NW FR 1/4 NW 1/4) OF SECTION THIRTY (30), TOWNSHIP SEVENTY-SEVEN (77) NORTH, RANGE TWENTY-TWO (22) WEST OF THE 5TH P.M. AND THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE 1/4 NE 1/4) OF SECTION TWENTY-FIVE (25). TOWNSHIP SEVENTY-SEVEN (77) NORTH, RANGE TWENTY-THREE (23) WEST OF THE 5TH P.M., WARREN COUNTY, IOWA MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SECTION THIRTY (30), TOWNSHIP SEVENTY-SEVEN (77) NORTH, RANGE TWENTY-TWO (22) WEST OF THE 5TH P.M., WARREN COUNTY, IOWA, THENCE SOUTH 00°18’22” EAST 174.95 FEET ALONG THE WEST LINE OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER (NW 1/4) OF SAID SECTION THIRTY (30) TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE NORTH 89°18’31” EAST 243.87 FEET TO THE CENTERLINE OF A COUNTY ROAD; THENCE SOUTH 35°13’26” EAST 164.36 FEET ALONG SAID CENTERLINE; THENCE SOUTH 88°58’29” WEST 146.97 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00°18’22” EAST 200.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89°18’31” EAST 85.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00°18’22” EAST 249.41 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTH LINE OF EXISTING PARCEL “C”; THENCE SOUTH 89°18’31” WEST 275.98 FEET ALONG A LINE OF EXISTING PARCEL “C”; THENCE NORTH 00°18’22” WEST 92.80 FEET ALONG A LINE OF EXISTING PARCEL “C”; THENCE NORTH 88°31’12” WEST 145.34 FEET ALONG A LINE OF EXISTING PARCEL “C”; THENCE NORTH 00°18’22” WEST 487.36 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89°18’31” EAST 145.27 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING 5.001 ACRES INCLUDING 0.233 ACRES OF COUNTY ROAD RIGHT OF WAY, ALL AS FOUND IN IRREGULAR PLAT BOOT 18, PAGE 5 OF 77-22 IN THE OFFICE OF THE WARREN COUNTY RECORDER (Mortgaged Premises) due to a default in making contractual payments on a promissory note; for judgment in rem against the mortgaged premises for the principal amount of $141,714.14 plus interest as provided in the Note and as may have been subsequently adjusted thereafter, fees, costs, and attorney’s fees, for a declaration of the sum due as a lien on the premises, a declaration that the mortgage is prior and superior to all of the other liens on the property, for a special execution to issue for sale of the Mortgaged Premises at sheriff’s sale, for the issuance of a writ of possession, for a appointment of a receiver upon plaintiff’s application, and for such further relief the Court deems just and equitable. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE THE PETITION NOW CONTAINED IN THE COURT FILE NOTICE THE PLAINTIFF HAS ELECTED FORECLOSURE WITHOUT REDEMPTION. THIS MEANS THAT THE SALE OF THE MORTGAGED PROPERTY WILL OCCUR PROMPTLY AFTER ENTRY OF JUDGMENT UNLESS YOU FILE WITH THE COURT A WRITTEN DEMAND TO DELAY THE SALE. IF YOU FILE A WRITTEN DEMAND, THE SALE WILL BE DELAYED UNTIL SIX MONTHS FROM ENTRY OF JUDGMENT IF THE MORTGAGED PROPERTY IS YOUR RESIDENCE AND IS A ONE-FAMILY OR TWO-FAMILY DWELLING OR UNTIL TWO MONTHS FROM ENTRY OF JUDGMENT IF THE MORTGAGED PROPERTY IS NOT YOUR RESIDENCE OR IS YOUR RESIDENCE BUT NOT A ONE-FAMILY OR TWO-FAMILY DWELLING. YOU WILL HAVE NO RIGHT OF REDEMPTION AFTER THE SALE. THE PURCHASER AT THE SALE WILL BE ENTITLED TO IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF THE MORTGAGED PROPERTY. YOU MAY PURCHASE AT THE SALE. IF YOU DO NOT FILE A WRITTEN DEMAND TO DELAY THE SALE AND IF THE MORTGAGED PROPERTY IS YOUR RESIDENCE AND IS A ONE-FAMILY OR TWO-FAMILY DWELLING, THEN A DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT WILL NOT BE ENTERED AGAINST YOU. IF YOU DO FILE A WRITTEN DEMAND TO DELAY THE SALE, THEN A DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT MAY BE ENTERED AGAINST YOU IF THE PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE OF THE MORTGAGED PROPERTY ARE INSUFFICIENT TO SATISFY THE AMOUNT OF THE MORTGAGED DEBT AND COSTS. IF THE MORTGAGED PROPERTY IS NOT YOUR RESIDENCE OR IS NOT A ONE-FAMILY OR TWO-FAMILY DWELLING, THEN A DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT MAY BE ENTERED AGAINST YOU WHETHER OR NOT YOU FILE A WRITTEN DEMAND TO DELAY THE SALE. You are further notified that unless you serve and, within a reasonable time thereafter, file a motion or answer on or before March 29, 2016, in the Iowa District Court for Warren County, Iowa, at the Courthouse in Indianola, Iowa, judgment by default will be rendered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. If you need assistance to participate in court due to a disability, call the disability coordinator at 515-286-3394. Persons who are hearing or speech impaired may call Relay Iowa TTY (1-800-735-2942). Disability coordinators cannot provide legal advice. Clerk of Court Warren County Courthouse Indianola, Iowa IMPORTANT: YOU ARE ADVISED TO SEEK LEGAL ADVICE AT ONCE TO PROTECT YOUR INTERESTS. REGULAR SESSION – FEBRUARY 16, 2016 The City Council met in regular session at 7:00 p.m. on February 16, 2016. Mayor Kelly Shaw called the meeting to order and on roll call the following members were present: Shirley Clark, Joe Gezel, John Parker, Pam Pepper and Brad Ross. Absent: Greta Southall. The consent agenda consisting of the following was approved on a motion by Ross and seconded by Pepper. Question was called for and upon the council member votes, the Mayor declared the motion carried unanimously. Approve agenda February 2, 2016 Minutes Resolution No. 2016-07 setting March 7, 2016 as a public hearing and first consideration of a request from Greg Johansen and Mike Ohnemus to vacate and purchase the West 1/2 of east/west alley within Block 36 of College Addition (The complete resolution may be viewed at the City Clerk’s Office) Formal approval of an amendment to the City’s Bio-Solid Management Plan (the complete plan may be viewed at the City Clerk’s Office) Authorize past due sewer of $5,313.43, recycling of $663.76, storm water fee of $143.91 and ambulance balances or $45,388.61 to be sent to the State Off-Set Program for collection Prior approval application for

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urban revitalization designation Indianola Vet Clinic – 2201 N. Jefferson Way – Addition $500,000 Final approval application for urban revitalization designation Indianola Vet Clinic – 2201 N. Jefferson Way – Addition $500,000 Claims on the computer printout for February 16, 2016 and January 2016 receipts Council member Pepper moved to approve the following Resolution Approving Personnel Salaries. Council member Clark seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was, AYES: Gezel, Parker, Ross, Clark and Pepper. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Southall. Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried unanimously and the following resolution duly adopted. RESOLUTION NO. 2016-08 RESOLUTION APPROVING SALARIES (The complete resolution may be viewed at the City Clerk’s Office) The Indianola School District Community Report was presented by Council member Pepper. Council member Ross presented the WCEDC report. The January 2016 City Treasurer’s report was approved on a motion by Pepper and seconded by Parker. Question was called for and on voice vote the Mayor declared the motion carried unanimously. Mayor Shaw issued a proclamation regarding the 1% Local Option Sales Tax. It was moved by Pepper and seconded by Parker to approve the Mayor’s nomination of Lesley Forbush to the IMU Board of Trustees for a term to begin immediately and expire January 2, 2022. Question was called for and on voice vote the Mayor declared the motion carried unanimously. A motion was made by Parker to appoint Council Member Clark to the Metro Advisory Board and Investment Committee. Council member Pepper seconded the motion. Question was called for and on voice vote the Mayor declared the motion carried unanimously. Upon the final consideration of an ordinance amending traffic control of the Municipal Code of the City of Indianola, Iowa by restricting parking on East and West Franklin, Ross moved and Parker seconded to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 1550 entitled, “AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TRAFFIC CONTROL OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF INDIANOLA, IOWA BY RESTRICTING PARKING ON EAST FRANKLIN AND ON WEST FRANKLIN.” On roll call the vote was, AYES: Clark, Pepper, Gezel, Parker and Ross. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Southall. Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried unanimously and the ordinance to be effective upon publication. The preliminary plat of Prairie Glynn was discussed. Justin Cooper, Cooper Crawford & Associate-West Des Moines, Iowa, spoke in favor of the request. Miles Smith, 504 N. 15th and Polly Glascock, 1715 E. Iowa, had concerns regarding Outlot X and Y, amount and speed of traffic on 15th Street, storm water detention and what the cost will be of each individual lot. The following resolution approving the preliminary plat of Prairie Glynn was approved on a motion by Clark and seconded by Pepper subject to the extension of North 17th to East Iowa Avenue and staff recommendations. On roll call the vote was, AYES: Pepper, Gezel, Parker, Ross and Clark NAYS: None. ABSENT: Southall. Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried unanimously and the following resolution duly adopted. RESOLUTION NO. 2016-09 APPROVING PRELIMINARY PLAT OF PRAIRIE GLYNN (The complete resolution may be viewed at the City Clerk’s Office) Council member Pepper introduced the following resolution entitled, “ R E S O L U T I O N DETERMINING PROPERTY TO BE SURPLUS AND AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF A 2004 FORD F250 TRUCK.” Council member Parker seconded the motion. On roll call the vote was, AYES: Gezel, Parker, Ross, Clark and Pepper. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Southall. Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried unanimously and the following resolution duly adopted. RESOLUTION NO. 2016-10 RESOLUTION DETERMINING PROPERTY TO BE SURPLUS AND AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF A 2004 FORD F250 TRUCK (The complete resolution may be viewed at the City Clerks’ Office) Meeting adjourned on a motion by Parker and seconded by Ross. Kelly B. Shaw, Mayor Diana Bowlin, City Clerk Date: 2-16-16, City of Indianola Publication Report Payee, Description ........ Amount 911 ETC INC, Telephone ........ 74.17 ACTION REPROGRAPHICS, Repair/Maint--Vehicle ....... 448.50 ACTIVE NETWORK LLC, Materials/Supplies .......... 6,166.33 AHLERS & COONEY P.C., Misc Consulting Services ........ 1,197.00 AIR-CON MECHANICAL CORP., Repair/Maint--Equipment ..598.08 AIRGAS USA LLC, Materials/Supplies .............. 63.26 ALADTEC INC, Computer Hardware/Software ........... 897.50 AMERICAN BUSINESS PHONES, Misc Contractual .............. 316.00 AUBERT’S TOWING, Towing (abandoned autos) ............ 655.00 AUTOMATIC DOOR GROUP INC, R e pa ir/M ain t--B ld g/G r o u n d s ........................................ 147.70 BAKER & TAYLOR ENTERTAINMENT, Visual Materials ......................... 188.44 BAKER AND TAYLOR, Library Books & Periodicals ....... 2,758.05 BENEFIT SOURCE INC, Misc Contractual ...................... 354.00 BOB’S CUSTOM TROPHIES, Materials/Supplies .............. 76.00 BOWANS, ANDREW, Officials ......................................... 24.00 BRICK GENTRY P.C., Legal Service Fees .................. 1,065.00 BROWN SUPPLY CO. INC., Supplies/Materials--Shop ... 326.75 CAPITAL CITY EQUIPMENT, Equipment/Vehicle Parts ....26.91 CAPITAL EXPRESS, Postage ......................................... 41.15 CARPENTER UNIFORM CO, Uniforms/Clothing Allowance ........................................ 764.78 CENTER POINT LARGE PRINT, Library Books & Periodicals ......................................... 94.13 CENTRAL IOWA PEST CONTROL SRVCS, Miscellaneous ................... 150.00 CENTURYLINK, Telephone . 151.01 CHAMPLIN, LEWIS, I & I Reimbursement ................ 975.00 C I R T P A , Materials/Supplies--Maintenanc ........................................ 106.70 CITY OF INDIANOLA - UTILITY, Utilities ........................ 42,463.54 COMMUNITY BANK, Interest Expense ......................... 1,002.44 CR SERVICES, Personal Protective Equipment ........ 27.30 CRYSTAL CLEAR WATER CO, Lab Supplies/Reagents ........30.00 CUMMINS CENTRAL POWER LLC, Equipment/Vehicle Parts ..................................... 2,761.45 DELL MARKETING L.P., Materials/Supplies .......... 1,752.32 DLH GRAFX, Uniforms/Clothing Allowance ............................ 4.84 DUST PROS JANITORIAL, Janitorial Services ......... 1,170.00 ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING CO, Repair/Maint--Vehicle 373.55 ELLIS LAW OFFICES P.C., Legal Service Fees .................. 1,371.00 EXTINGUISHER COMPANY, THE, Inspections/Testing ... 18.00 GALE/CENGAGE LEARNING, Library Books & Periodicals ........................................ 189.53 GINTER, EARLENE, Refund/Reimbursement ...... 40.00 GOVDEALS, Misc Contractual ........................................ 372.74 GRAY DIETZ, PAULA, Instructor (Contractual) ................... 160.00 HALLETT MATERIALS, Materials/Supplies .......... 1,403.09 HEALTH & SAFETY INSTITUTE, Education/Training ........... 698.75 HENDERSON PRODUCTS INC, Repair/Maint--Vehicle . 112,730.00 HENRY, D. LYNN, Officials .. 90.00 HILLYARD/DES MOINES, Materials/Supplies .............. 88.55 HOA SOLUTIONS INC, Materials/Supplies--Maintenanc ..................................... 2,566.00 IND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Payments to Other Agencies ..................................... 5,000.00 INFOMAX OFFICE SYSTEMS INC., Misc Contractual ..... 381.06 INTERSTATE BATTERY SYSTEM OF DSM, Repair/Maint--Vehicle ....... 108.95 IOWA DEPT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, Misc Contractual ........................................ 402.00 IOWA POETRY ASSOCIATION, Library Books & Periodicals 9.00 IOWA WATER MANAGEMENT C O . , R e p a ir/M a in t--B ldg /G r o u n ds ........................................ 190.00 IOWA WORKFORCE D E V E L O P M E N T , Unemployment Compensation ..................................... 1,664.00 JOHNSON, ERIN,

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Refund/Reimbursement ...... 14.50 KABEL BUSINESS SERVICES, HRA-Term Claims ......... 6,023.48 KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, Office Supplies 7.99 KOSMAN CLEANING CREW LLC, Janitorial Services . 2,167.00 LAKE COUNTY MOVERS INC, Miscellaneous ................ 6,501.60 LEGGETT, SHERRY, Refund/Reimbursement ...... 10.00 LUCAS, ADAM, Misc Contractual ......................................... 50.00 MARCHANT, GREG, Miscellaneous ................... 750.00 MEDTRAK SERVICES, Medical/Physicals/Immunization ......................................... 74.28 METCALF, BRAD, Wellness Program ............................ 25.00 METHODIST OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & WELLNESS, Medical/Physicals/Immunization ..................................... 1,659.41 MID AMERICAN ENERGY CO., Utilities ......................... 2,174.06 MIDWEST ALARM SERVICES, R e p air /M a int --B ld g /Gr o u nd s ........................................ 205.11 MIDWEST OFFICE TECH, Office Supplies ............................. 43.00 MOMAR, Supplies/Materials--Shop ........................................ 252.10 MUNICIPAL PIPE TOOL CO., Repair/Maint--Equipment ... 59.16 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION, Membership Dues/Subscriptions ........................................ 175.00 NOBLE FORD-MERCURY, Repair/Maint--Vehicle .... 2,640.79 NOLASOFT DEVELOPMENT, Misc Contractual ............ 1,739.55 O’REILLY AUTO PARTS, Repair/Maint--Vehicle ....... 167.62 PARKER, DENNIS, Officials .60.00 PELLA PRINTING, Materials/Supplies .......... 8,045.26 PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSE LLC, Audio Materials ....... 108.75 PETTY CASH-RECREATION, Refund/Reimbursement ...... 53.36 PIERCE BROTHERS REPAIR, Repair/Maint--Vehicle ....... 562.00 POLK COUNTY TREASURER, Medical/Physicals/Immunization ......................................... 75.00 PORTRAITS BY SUSANNAH, Misc Contractual .............. 150.00 PRODUCTIVITY PLUS A C C O U N T , Repair/Maint--Vehicle ....... 534.07 PRODUCTIVITY PLUS A C C O U N T , Repair/Maint--Vehicle ........ 40.50 QUICK LANE, Vehicle Operating Supplies ............................. 27.90 RECORDED BOOKS INC, Audio Materials ......................... 469.43 REGISTER MEDIA, Advertising & Legal Notices ................ 949.42 REGISTER MEDIA, Advertising & Legal Notices ................ 300.00 REIMAN GARDENS, Materials/Supplies ............ 250.00 SAHNER, CHRISTOPHER, Officials ............................. 48.00 SCHMITZ, ANDY, Materials/Supplies .............. 75.00 SPRINGER PEST SOLUTIONS DSM, Misc Contractual ...... 79.00 T.R.M. DISPOSAL LLC, Janitorial Services ............................. 89.00 TELRITE CORPORATION, Telephone .......................... 97.45 TOYNE INC, Equipment/Vehicle Parts................................. 90.77 TRANSUNION RISK AND ALTERNATIVE, Misc Contractual ........................ 70.25 TRASTER, BARBARA, Refund/Reimbursement ...... 10.00 TRIZETTO PROVIDER SOLUTIONS, Computer Hardware/Software ............ 46.92 UNIQUE MANAGEMENT SERVICES, Misc Contractual ......................................... 50.00 UNUM LIFE INSURANCE CO OF AMERICA, Life Insurance/ADD/LTD ....... 2,137.10 VANDERPOOL PLUMBING, R e p air /M a in t--B ld g /Gr o u nd s ........................................ 523.09 VERIZON WIRELESS, Telephone ......................................... 21.06 W A L - M A R T COMMUNITY/GEMB, Materials/Supplies .............. 94.55 WARREN COUNTY ENGINEER, Vehicle Operating Supplies ..................................... 4,336.11 WASTE MANAGEMENT OF IOWA, Recycling--Municipal Buildings ...................... 15,967.09 WELLS FARGO CCER, R e p a ir/M a in t--B ldg /G r o u n ds .................................... 33,149.56 WIEGERT DISPOSAL CO., Janitorial Services ............. 45.00 WREEVES AND ASSOCIATES INC, Vehicle Operating Supplies ......................................... 16.80 Grand Total: .................. 288,045.66 CITY OF INDIANOLA January Revenues General Government ...... 194,811.10 Police.............................. 11,533.13 Fire.................................. 3,512.98 Ambulance ...................... 41,165.18 Library............................. 3,063.33 Park & Recreation ........... 17,309.21 Memorial Pool ................... 2,182.90 General Fund Deb Service ....464.70 Road Use Tax (Streets) .. 145,119.41 Trust & Agency ................. 8,175.26 TIF--Downtown .................. 3,650.36 TIF--Hillcrest/Industrial Park 42.96 Library Special Revenue ...... 323.50 Park & Rec Special Revenue ..................................... 1,289.34 Downtown Revolving Loan .................................... 77,137.76 Police Retirement ................ 131.89 DEBT SERVICE (SUB-TOTAL) ..................................... 5,229.99 Capital Projects (General) .2,999.62 Capital Projects (Streets) .... 641.00 Community Athletic Facility ... 5.60 Stormwater Utility ........... 16,665.11 Recycling ........................ 18,032.85 Sewer Capital Projects ... 235,480.57 Health Insurance ........... 115,858.74 Flex/STD ........................... 2,745.58 Liability Insurance Reserve--City ......................................... 39.29 CITY TOTAL .................. 907,611.36 Payroll Salaries 1/10/16-1/23/16 Brush Facility ........................ 0 Building & Zoning ............... 7673.08 City Manager .......................... 0.00 Clerk/Finance ................... 16778.51 Fire & Ambulance ............. 33183.80 Human Resources ............... 3139.50 Library.............................. 9958.31 Mayor & Council .................. 230.77 Park & Rec ....................... 18564.70 Parks..................................... 0.00 Police............................... 53075.93 Pool...................................... 72.75 Public Info ......................... 2724.78 Recreation ........................... 569.00 Sewer............................... 14021.49 Streets .............................. 15243.88 Grand Total ..................... 175236.50 Payroll Salaries 1/14/16-2/6/16 Brush Facility ........................ 0 Building & Zoning ............... 7673.10 City Manager ..................... 5633.60 Clerk/Finance ................... 13880.94 Fire & Ambulance ............. 28648.54 Human Resources ............... 3139.50 Library.............................. 9894.90 Mayor & Council .................. 230.77 Park & Rec ....................... 18811.38 Parks..................................... 0.00 Police............................... 52669.29 Pool..................................... 275.25 Public Info ......................... 2724.78 Recreation ........................... 403.50 Sewer............................... 14087.49 Streets .............................. 16502.72 Grand Total ..................... 174575.76 Southeast Warren Community School District Regular Board Meeting February 8, 2016 The Southeast Warren Board of Education met in regular session February 8, 2016, in the media center of the Primary building. Board President Ron Miller called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. The following board members were present: Dave Youmans, Anna Rowe, Larrie Williams, and Rande S e u f e r e r . Superintendent/Secondary Principal Delane Galvin, Elementary Principal Dan Dow, Transportation Director Joel Mosher, and Board Secretary Julie Wilson were also in attendance, along with members from the community. AGENDA: Motion by Rande Seuferer, seconded by Larrie Williams to approve the agenda. Ayes: 5. CONSENT AGENDA: The following items were on the consent agenda: 1. January 11, 2016 minutes 2. Financial reports 3. Second reading of Board Policy Series 104, “Equal Education Opportunity” 4. Second reading of Board Policy Series 105, “Anti-Bullying/Anti-Harassment ” Motion by Larrie Williams, seconded by Anna Rowe to approve the items on the consent agenda. Ayes: 5. 2016-2017 BUDGET PROJECTIONS: Superintendent Galvin asked for the Board’s direction on how they would like to see a list developed of possible areas for budget reductions. The amount of reductions needed will depend largely on the percent of increase the state gives schools for Supplemental State Aid, the cost of salary settlements, and the number of early retirement applications received. The consensus of the Board was for Anna Rowe and Dave Youmans to meet with Superintendent Galvin and Julie Wilson to look over the budget in detail to develop ideas. HEARING ON 2016-2017 SCHOOL CALENDAR: President Ron Miller opened the meeting up for public comment on the 2016-2017 school calendar. Superintendent Galvin related that the calendar has a proposed start date of August 23rd and is based on hours rather than days of school instruction. President Miller called the hearing to a close. APPROVE CALENDAR BASED ON HOURS FOR THE 2016-2107 SCHOOL YEAR: Superintendent Galvin recommended approving the 2016-2017 calendar based on hours; the number of hours

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included in the calendar exceed the minimum hours required by the Department of Education. Motion by Anna Rowe, seconded by Dave Youmans to approve the 2016-2017 school calendar based on hours. Ayes: 5. APPROVE 2016-2017 SCHOOL CALENDAR: Superintendent Galvin recommended approving the proposed 2016-2017 school calendar as presented. Motion by Larrie Williams, seconded by Rande Seuferer to approve the 2016-2017 school calendar. Ayes: 5. PERSONNEL CHANGES: Superintendent Galvin recommended approving the resignations of Charles Jones, Assistant JH Boys’ Basketball Coach; and Nathan Bauer, Head JH Wrestling Coach; and approving the appointments of Elmer Stillwell, Regular Route Bus Driver; Amanda Davison, Part Time Cook and Part Time Evening Custodian; and Willie Nelson, Assistant HS Girls’ Basketball Coach. Motion by Rande Seuferer, seconded by Anna Rowe to approve the personnel changes as presented. Ayes: 5. ADDITION OF HS SPECIAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATE POSITION: Superintendent Galvin recommended approving the addition of one special education associate position due to modifications to a student’s Individualized Education Plan. Motion by Larrie Williams, seconded by Rande Seuferer to approve the addition of one special education associate position. Ayes: 5. APPROVE BID SPECIFICATIONS FOR PURCHASE OF SCHOOL BUS: Joel Mosher reviewed the bid specification for the purchase of a school bus. The consensus of the Board was to add an option to the specifications to add air conditioning on the entire bus. Motion by Dave Youmans, seconded by Rande Seuferer to approve the bid specifications for the purchase of a school bus. Ayes: 5. WRESTLING SHARING AGREEMENT WITH MELCHER-DALLAS SCHOOL DISTRICT: Superintendent Galvin recommended approving the wrestling sharing agreement with the Melcher-Dallas School District for the 2016-2017 school year. Motion by Larrie Williams, seconded by Dave Youmans to approve the 2016-2017 wrestling sharing agreement with the Melcher-Dallas School District. Ayes: 5. CONSIDER JH EIGHT MAN FOOTBALL: Superintendent Galvin related to the Board that Mr. Cruikshank had been able to get a commitment from 5 schools for sure to play us in eight man football next year. Superintendent Galvin recommended, based on the projected student count, approving JH eight man football next year. Motion by Dave Youmans, seconded by Anna Rowe to approve JH eight man football for the 2016-2017 school year. Ayes: 5. CONSTRUCTION CHANGE ORDERS FOR DAYCARE FACILITY: Superintendent Galvin recommended approving the following construction change orders for the daycare facility: 1. Increased cost for tile flooring .................................... $2,304.00 2. Dirt work ..................... $2,383.00 3. Range receptacle ........... $510.33 Motion by Larrie Williams, seconded by Rande Seuferer to approve the construction change orders for the daycare facility. Ayes: 5. 2016-2017 AT-RISK/DROPOUT PREVENTION MODIFIED SUPPLEMENTAL AMOUNT APPLICATION: Superintendent Galvin recommended approving the 2016-2017 At-Risk/Dropout Prevention Modified Supplemental Amount Application. Motion by Anna Rowe, seconded by Dave Youmans to authorize the district’s administration to submit a request to the School Budget Review Committee in the amount of $158,701 for modified supplemental amount for the purpose of At-Risk/Dropout Prevention. Ayes: 5. FIRST READING OF BOARD POLICY 505.9: Superintendent Galvin recommended approving the first reading of Board Policy 505.9, “Student Promotion-Retention-Accelerati on”. The policy has been revised to reflect current state law. Motion by Larrie Williams, seconded by Rande Seuferer to approve the first reading of Board Policy 505.9, “Student Promotion-Retention-Accelerati on”. Ayes: 5. REVIEW BOARD POLICY SERIES 602: The Board reviewed Board Policy Series 602, “Programs of Instruction”. Julie Wilson recommended approving changes to Board Policies 602.5, “Summer School Instruction”, 602.16, “Private Instruction”, and 602.25, “Dual Enrollment” to reflect current state law. Motion by Rande Seuferer, seconded by Dave Youmans to approve the review of Board Policy Series 602 and the revisions to Board Policies 602.5, 602.16, and 602.25. Ayes: 5. The Board took a recess from 7:05 p.m. to 7:11 p.m. CLOSED SESSION: Motion by Larrie Williams, seconded by Dave Youmans to go into closed session as provided in section 21.5(1)(j) of the open meetings law to discuss the purchase of particular real estate where premature disclosure could be reasonably expected to increase the price the school district would have to pay for that property. Ayes: 5. The time was 7:11 p.m. President Ron Miller called the closed session to an end at 7:41 p.m. President Ron Miller adjourned the meeting at 7:41 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Julie Wilson Business Manager Vendor, .................. D e s c r i p t i o n ................................. Amount Baier, Tim, Officiate WR meet ...................................... $110.00 Barber, Howard, Officiate JHBB ........................................ $65.00 Brand, Lanny, Officiate WR meet ...................................... $110.00 Buhr, Chris, Officiate BB ..... $90.00 Card Center, Knee wraps ..... $65.94 Card Center, State finals tickets ...................................... $594.50 Card Center, Sponsor meals-field trip.................................. $48.05 Card Center, Movie admissions ...................................... $198.75 Card Center, Smencils ........ $550.00 Card Center, Cheeseball supplies ...................................... $212.21 Carlson, Ken, Officiate BBx2 ...................................... $180.00 Central Decatur HS, Academic competition ...................... $30.00 Dahms, Dar, Officiate BB .... $90.00 Dawson, Rick, Officiate WR meet ...................................... $110.00 Dempster, Russ, Officiate BB ........................................ $90.00 Dirkx, Scott, Supplies-BB racks ........................................ $60.53 Dirkx, Scott, Luncheon supplies ........................................ $64.14 Dramatic Publishing, Scripts, royalties ......................... $351.50 East High School, JV WR Tournament ...................... $90.00 Eddyville-Blakesburg HS, WR tournament ....................... $70.00 Educational Tours, Final trip payment ..................... $10,350.00 Fitzpatrick, John, Officiate JVBBx3.......................... $220.00 Fitzpatrick, John, Officiate JHBBx4.......................... $260.00 Four Seasons Fundraising, Resale items.......................... $10,047.45 George, Tom, Officiate BB ... $90.00 Hazelton, Brian, Officiate BB ........................................ $90.00 Henderson, Kelly, Ice cream mix ........................................ $27.00 Hink, Eric, Officiate BB ....... $90.00 I-35 HS, WR tournament ....... $95.00 Iowa HS Speech Assoc., District Lg Group contest .............. $54.00 Iowa Wild, Resale tickets ....$336.00 Jaymar Business Forms, Envelopes ......................... $54.57 Ksiazek, Brent, Officiate WR meet ...................................... $110.00 Lenox HS, WR tournament ... $85.00 Mason, Jerry, Officiate BB ... $90.00 Molden, Rick, Officiate BBx2 ...................................... $180.00 Neswold, Bob, Officiate BB .. $90.00 Norland, Ken, Officiate BB ... $90.00 Nuetzman, Matt, Officiate BB ........................................ $90.00 O’Connor, Ron, Officiate BB . $90.00 Oliver, Matt, Officiate JVBBx3 ...................................... $220.00 Oliver, Matt, Officiate JHBBx3 ...................................... $195.00 Olson, Chaz, Officiate BB ..... $90.00 Omni Cheer, Warmups ........ $177.28 Physiotherapy Assoc., Wr meet coverage ......................... $119.95 Smith, Mark, Officiate BB .... $90.00 Walmart, Angel tree gifts ... $488.13 Walsworth Publishing, Final 2015 book ............................ $2,078.00 Wayne HS, WR tournament .. $85.00 Wedemeyer, Dax, Officiate BB ........................................ $90.00 Westel Greenhouse, Plants ..$207.60 Williams Machine Shop, BB racks ........................................ $60.00 Winterset HS, WR tournament ...................................... $100.00 Woodward-Granger HS, WR tournament ..................... $100.00 Total Activity Fund Payables .................................. $29,820.60 ABC Pest Control, Monthly service $

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........................................ $10.00 Card Center, TV mount, toys, supplies .......................... $342.41 City of Milo, Utilities ............ $28.10 Hillyard, Supplies ................. $97.13 Iowa Div. Criminal Invest., Background checks ......... $190.00 Martin Bros., Food products ...................................... $258.88 Mid American Energy, Gas .. $32.63 Mid American Energy, Electric ...................................... $638.21 Neer, Connie, Supplies .......... $41.76 School Outfitters, Cribs, supplies .................................... $5,571.81 SEW Food Service, Dec. milk/meals ...................... $428.39 SEW General Fund, Gas ..... $159.94 SEW General Fund, Electric ...................................... $112.81 SEW General Fund, Jan payroll .................................. $11,236.90 Staples Advantage, Supplies $351.36 Wallace, Eric, CPR instruction ...................................... $100.00 Walmart, Supplies ............ $2,706.69 Zones, Supplies ................... $306.52 Total Daycare Fund Payables .................................. $22,613.54 Riddell/All American, FB helmet reconditioning ............... $1,139.74 SEW General Fund, Donations .................................... $1,045.00 SEW General Fund, Bookrent-new students .......................... $120.00 SEW Food Service, Meal payments ......................... $55.00 SEW Food Service, FACS fees ...................................... $204.00 Eddgleston, Jeffrey, Refund bookrent ........................... $70.00 SEW Vocal Trip, Trip payments .................................... $1,870.84 SEW Band, Candy sales ....... $60.00 Total Agency Fund Payables .................................... $4,564.58 A+ Communications & Security, Repairs to Fire Alarm System; Monitoring Services .......... 822.71 ABC Pest Control, Monthly Pest Control .............................. 89.75 Agriland FS, Inc., Diesel ....3,240.76 Alliant Energy, Electricity .2,308.57 Auto-Jet Muffler Corp., Parts/Vehicle Repairs ....... 160.57 Canon Financial Services, Inc., Copier Lease .................. 1,370.00 Card Center, Supplies; Postage ........................................ 860.84 Casey’s General Stores, Inc., Gas ........................................ 374.49 CDW Government, Document Camera/Preschool ............ 610.00 Chambers, Rick, Reimburse for Physical ........................... 120.00 City of Lacona, Water & Sewer ........................................ 313.30 City of Milo, Water & Sewer . 306.80 Clay, Donna, Reimburse for Preschool Supplies ............. 25.36 Country Propane, Propane . 7,307.32 CR Services, Maintenance Supplies/HS ........................ 17.50 Cronbaugh, Candy, Reimburse for Mileage ............................... 4.86 Cross Dillon Tire, Tires ..... 1,540.52 Department of Administrative Services, TSA Annual Administration Fee ........... 400.00 Details Plus, Vehicle Repairs ..................................... 3,875.94 Dirkx, Scott, Reimburse for Cell Phone & Supplies .............. 503.85 Garland/DBS, Inc., Maintenance Supplies/HS ...................... 231.00 Hillyard/Des Moines, Maintenance Supplies/HS ...................... 453.58 HyVee, Gas ........................... 64.24 Interstate Power Systems, Parts/Vehicle Repairs ........ 32.17 Iowa Association of School Boards, Registrations .................... 275.00 J.W. Pepper & Son, Inc., Instructional Supplies/Band 91.93 Jaymar Business Forms, Inc., Check Envelopes .............. 149.03 Johnston C. S.D., Tuition/Special Education ...................... 5,085.08 Kurtz Hardware co., Maintenance Supplies/Pri. ...................... 90.00 Laserfax, Instructional Supplies/Ind. Tech. ........... 138.60 Lockridge, Inc., Maintenance Supplies/HS ........................ 48.14 MakeMusic, Inc., Instructional Supplies/Band ................... 140.00 McCoy True Value, Maintenance Supplies/Pri. & Int. ........... 246.30 Menards, Maintenance Supplies/HS & Pri. .......... 1,255.02 Midwest Office Technology, Copier Maintenance ..................... 517.00 Midwest Wheel Companies, Parts/Vehicle Repairs ....... 154.84 Miller Electrical Services, Inc., Install Basketball Hoop Control/HS ......................... 98.02 Nasco, Instructional Supplies/HS ........................................ 328.94 Northland Products Company, Supplies/Bus Garage .......... 28.70 Paper Corporation, The, Copy Paper............................ 2,131.44 Phonak, LLC, Instructional Supplies/Pri. ..................... 100.00 Plumb Technologies Mechanical, Inc., Repairs/Greenhouse ... 21.98 Praxair Distribution, Inc., Instructional Supplies/Ag .. 121.12 Premier Parts, Inc., Parts/Vehicle Repairs ............................ 298.03 Rasix Computer Center, Inc., Instructional Supplies/Ind. Tech. ........................................ 200.99 Register Media, Publish Minutes ........................................ 204.63 South Central Coop, Gas; Diesel ........................................ 998.36 Southeast Warren Activity Fund, Donation ........................... 140.00 Southeast Warren Athletic Boosters, Donation ............ 175.00 Stewart, Jerry, Reimburse for Physical ............................. 22.50 T.R.M. Disposal, LLC, Garbage Disposal ........................... 414.00 Thomas Bus Sales, Parts/Vehicle Repairs .......................... 1,165.94 Walmart, Supplies/Pri. & HS 161.73 Walsh Door & Hardware, Supplies/HS ...................... 140.00 Warren Water District, Water ........................................ 363.30 Total General Fund Payables .................................... 40,339.75 Iowa Workforce Development, Unemployment Benefits . 7,957.52 Total Management Fund Payables ..................................... 7,957.52 Travis Mechanical, Repairs to Boilers ........................... 1,393.17 Total PPEL Fund Payables ..................................... 1,393.17 Constructive Playthings, Daycare Furnishings ...................... 798.00 School Outfitters, Daycare Furnishings ........................ 93.38 Total Capital Projects Payables ........................................ 891.38 Anderson Erickson, Dairy Products ........................ 2,935.32 EMS Detergent Services, Supplies ........................................ 120.00 Gillespie, Doris, Kitchen Laundry ......................................... 95.00 Iowa Fire Equipment Co., Fire System Service .............. 4,110.00 Keck Industries, Commodities ..................................... 1,821.42 Loffredos, Produce ............ 1,234.42 Martin Brothers, Groceries/Supplies .......... 6,727.74 Southeast Warren General Fund, Payroll......................... 10,730.99 Total Nutrition Fund Payables .................................... 27,774.89 THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT WARREN COUNTY Probate No. ESPR020685 NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARION DALE OVERHOLSER, Deceased. To all persons interested in the estate of Marion Dale Overholser, Deceased, who died on or about February 16, 2016: You are hereby notified that on February 17, 2016, the Last Will and Testament of Marion Dale Overholser, deceased, bearing the date of February 9, 2016, was admitted to probate in the above named court and that Vicky S. Purcell and Marsha J. Ridgeway was appointed executor of the estate. Any action to set aside the will must be brought in the district court of said county within the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice to all heirs of the Decedent and devisees under the will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever barred. Notice is further given that all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file them with the clerk of the above named District Court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of four months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred. Dated February 17, 2016. Vicky S. Purcell Executor of estate 610 Jackson St. Norwalk, IA 50211 Marsha J. Ridgeway Executor of estate 7569 70th Ave. Indianola, IA 50125 Stephen A. Hall, ICIS PIN No: AT0003157 Attorney for executor Hall Law Firm PO Box 357, Indianola, IA 50125 Date of second publication: 2nd day of March, 2016. TITLE II – TRANSPORTATION CHAPTER 11 POLICIES AND LEVEL OF SERVICE IN CLEARANCE OF SNOW 11.01 Purpose 11.02 Level of Service 11.03 Sequence of Service 11.04 Limitation of Service 11.05 Emergency Conditions 11.06 Private Drives 11.07 Dumping of Snow 11.01 PURPOSE. The purpose of this chapter is to establish the County’s policy

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and level of service in respect to clearance of snow or ice and maintenance of its secondary road system during the winter months, pursuant to the provisions of Section 309.67 of the Code of Iowa. This policy and level of service are to be implemented with the amount of money budgeted for the service and as contained in the county’s secondary road budget as submitted to and approved by the Iowa Department of Transportation and adopted by the Board of Supervisors. 11.02 LEVEL OF SERVICE. Clearance of snow or ice and maintenance of the secondary road system during the winter months are primarily for the benefit of the local residents of the County. Each storm has individual characteristics and must be dealt with accordingly. The portion of the roadway improved for travel will have upon it snow and ice in a compacted condition. These conditions may be continuous or they may be more concentrated on hills, in valleys, curves and/or intersections. The County’s existing snow removal equipment will be utilized for this purpose. All clearance of snow and ice, sanding, salting and other maintenance respecting winter conditions shall be accomplished within the amount of money budgeted for this service. Snow can be expected to accumulate adjacent to the traveled portion to the extent that a motorist’s sight distance to both the left and right may be greatly reduced or impaired. The snow removed from intersections will be piled in its corners in piles of unequal height. The line of sight, sight distance or visibility of motorists approaching these intersections may be greatly reduced or impaired. The County shall not be responsible for snow pushed or otherwise placed on the roadway or shoulder by others. Motorists shall drive their vehicles during these conditions with additional caution and watchfulness, especially in respect to the surface of the roadway, and reduced or impaired visibility. In respect to roads that have only one lane open, further extreme watchfulness and caution should be exercised by the motorists. During these conditions no additional warning or regulatory signs will be placed that warn of impaired sight distances, visibility at intersections, road blockages, one-lane conditions, or that the road surface is slick or slippery, or what the advised speed should be. 11.03 SEQUENCE OF SERVICE. In the implementation of snow and ice removal and other maintenance of the County’s secondary road system during the winter months, the County Engineer shall select the actual sequence of roads to be cleared as provided for in this section and shall determine when drifting, wind velocity and additional snow or snowstorms require that the snow removal equipment be removed from the roadway, or that additional clearance of paved routes be accomplished prior to the clearance of gravel and dirt roads. The County Engineer’s professional judgment shall prevail. 1. Paved Routes. A.The initial effort will be to get all routes open to traffic as soon as possible. Any subsequent snow removal may be carried on during normal working hours. B.The truck mounted snowplows and spreaders will not normally be in operation between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 5:30 a.m. The trucks may be called off the road if snow or blowing snow reduces visibility to hazardous working conditions, in the professional judgment of the County Engineer. C. When required, due to drifting snow, motor graders may be used to keep the paved roads open and the opening of gravel roads may be delayed. D. It is not the policy of the County to provide a “dry” pavement condition. After roads have been plowed as provided in this section, intersections, hills and curves may have placed on them sand, salt or other abrasives. These intersections, hills and curves will not be resanded, resalted or have other abrasives placed on them between snowstorms. This sequence of service shall be performed only between the hours of 5:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. each day, exclusive of Saturday, Sundays and legal holidays observed by County employees. 2. Unpaved Roads. A.The truck mounted snow plows and spreaders will not normally be in operation between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 5:30 a.m. The trucks may be called off the road if snow or blowing snow reduces visibility to hazardous working conditions, in the professional judgment of the County Engineer. B.When required, due to drifting snow, motor graders may be used to keep the paved roads open and the opening of gravel roads may be delayed. C. Sand, salt or other abrasives will not be placed on unpaved roads. D. It is not the policy of the County to provide a “dry” pavement condition. E. After travel is possible, subsequent snow removal may be carried on during normal working hours. F.Motor graders and/or truck plows will not normally be in operation between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Gravel roads may not be plowed if the wind is causing continual drifting. G. Snow may not be removed from roads designated as Level B. 11.04 LIMITATION OF SERVICE. The policy and level of service provided for in this chapter shall not include the performance of the following services: 1. Sanding, salting or placing of other abrasives upon the roadways that are slick, slippery and dangerous due to the formation of frost. 2. Sanding, salting or placing other abrasives upon paved roadways due to freezing rain that occurs outside the County’s usual working hours of 5:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 3. Placing of additional warning or regulatory signs warning of impaired sight distances, visibility at intersections, road blockages, one-lane conditions or that the road surface is slick or slippery, or what the advised speed should be. 11.05 EMERGENCY CONDITIONS. The sequence of service may be suspended during “emergency” conditions. An “emergency” condition is considered as one where a loss of life is probable, where a serious injury has occurred or where extensive loss of property is imminent. These conditions may be verified through a physician’s office, sheriff’s office or local fire department. The authority to declare an “emergency” rests with the County Engineer. The County will respond to all “emergency” conditions, either during or after a snowstorm. The provisions of this chapter shall be further suspended in the event the Governor, by proclamation, implements the State Disaster Plan, or the Chairperson of the board of Supervisors, by proclamation, implements the County Disaster Plan. If such occurs, the County personnel and the equipment shall be immediately subject to the direction of the governor or the Chairperson of the Board of Supervisors. 11.06 PRIVATE DRIVES. The County will not remove snow from private drives, including snow that may be deposited in driveways during normal snow removal operations. Snow from private drives shall not be placed on the roadway or shoulders. 11.07 DUMPING OF SNOW. It shall be unlawful for any person to throw, push, or place or cause to be thrown, pushed or placed, any ice or snow from private property, sidewalks, or driveways onto the traveled way of streets so as to obstruct gutters, or impede the passage of vehicles upon the street or to create a hazardous condition therein; except where, in the cleaning of large commercial drives in the business district it is absolutely necessary to move the snow onto the streets temporarily, such accumulation shall be removed promptly by the property owner or agent, and only after first making arrangements for such prompt removal at the owner’s cost of the accumulation within a reasonably short time.

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INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Osceola Foods, LLC., a wholly owned subsidiary of a Fortune 500 Company is seeking an Industrial Maintenance Mechanic for our night shift. Successful maintenance applicants will have welding ability, maintenance experience with processing equipment, working knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatic systems, and the ability to troubleshoot. Successful candidates will work in our modern food processing facility located in Osceola, Iowa, and enjoy competitive wages along with a comprehensive benefits package. A combination of experience and/ or training at an accredited technical school will be given consideration. Industrial Mechanics are given regular performance and salary reviews. Starting pay ranges from approximately $19.00 $22.00/hour based on experience & education. Please stop by your nearest Workforce Development Center to fill out an application along with a summary of qualifications and work experience. Applications can also be picked up at Osceola Foods and mailed back to Jared Lee, 1027 Warren Ave. Osceola, IA. 50213

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Accepting lawn mowing bids for the Whitebreast township cemeteries: Willis, Shupe, and Cochran.

Please contact Dianne Chambers 515-975-4937 By Saturday, March 5th. ,:

We are seeking qualified candidates for General Production Positions and Assoc Designers! New wage scale with opportunities for frequent increases AND Excellent Benefit package.

Hormel Foods Corporation is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, age, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.

DRIVER NEEDED

The ideal candidate will have experience in a manufacturing environment, mechanical aptitude, and maintenance equipment assembly skills. These are key positions on our team and we are seeking self-starters with a positive attitude and strong work ethic.

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Local company searching for a qualified person for bulk propane delivery and propane semi transport position. Must have HAZMAT endorsement. Please contact 641-942-6320 or send resume to P.O. Box 95 Milo, IA 50166. ,:

Please complete application online at www.altec.com or stop in the office.

Electronics Technician Osceola Foods, LLC., a wholly owned subsidiary of a Fortune 500 company is currently reviewing applications for the position of Electronics Technician on second shift. An Electronics Technician has the following principal accountabilities.

Preferred candidates will: • Have excellent communication skills • Have knowledge of Allen Bradley Hardware systems, Wonderware systems, VFD drives, Window 7 and Ethernet networking. • A combination of experience and/or training at an accredited technical school will be given consideration. Industrial Mechanics are given regular performance and salary reviews. Wages are based on relevant experience and education. Starting pay typically ranges from $22.00 to $24.50 per hour. Please stop by your nearest Workforce Development Center to fill out an application along with a summary of qualifications and work experience. Applications can also be picked up at Osceola Foods and mailed back to Jared Lee, 1027 Warren Ave. Osceola, IA. 50213. Hormel Foods Corporation is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, age, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status. IW-9000528370

RN/LPN CNA & HHA’s

Nurse Force is accepting FT & PT applications for all day, evening and week-end shifts for private duty home care cases in the Indianola/Winterset and Des Moines areas. Competitive wages. Flexible schedules. Friendly work environments. Benefits for FT. Nurse Force 2900 Westown Parkway #200 West Des Moines, IA 50266

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• Applies advanced electrical skills to design and specify equipment for new installations and improvement of exiting control equipment. • Maintains accurate record of electrical equipment such as electric schematics, breaker panel sheets, backup copies of PLC and PC applications, etc. • Uses expertise for diagnosis and trouble shooting • Recommends, develops and implements modification and systems to improve equipment reliability. • Provides direction and training for less skilled maintenance personnel. • Participates in cross functional teams such as safety, technology, energy conservation, etc. • Ensures the control systems are designed in accordance with the National Electric code. • To work safely • Performs other tasks as assigned by management

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!

Altec 1001 Furnas Drive Osceola, IA 50213

Residential Coordinator

The coordinator would be responsible for overseeing our 4 Waiver homes and our hourly SCL program. Looking for someone with a vision for and commitment to developing community based services for persons with mental health disabilities. Candidate needs to be well organized, have good management and oversight skills; excellent financial skills to do and over see rep. payee services, excellent verbal and written skills, computer literacy a must. Creativity and a sense of humor essential! Prefer a BA / BS degree; and / or 3 years’ experience working with people with mental health disabilities; minimum one year in a supervisory position. Valid Iowa Driver’s License with Class D Chauffer’s endorsement. Must have dependable transportation. The position is a full-time hourly position with generous paid leave and insurance benefits. Downloadable applications online at www.gendeviowa.com and email to Justin@gendeviowa.com or apply at 1809 W. 2nd Ave. Indianola IA 50125. For additional information contact Justin Terry at 515-961-6918 Genesis Development is a Federal Contractor and EEO/AAP Employer. Women, minorities, veterans and individuals are encouraged to apply. Genesis is an EEO Employer.

515-224-4566 Apply on-line at www.nurseforce.com

Office Coordinator - Indianola • Responsible to assist with all of the secretarial needs of the Indianola main office including recruitment and training of volunteers • Data Entry • 2 years previous office experience preferred • Computer proficiency with Microsoft Office • Ability to maintain confidentiality • Good written and verbal communication skills • Strong interpersonal and organizational skills • Monday-Friday 8AM-4:30PM • Starting wage: $10.50/hour $300 Hiring Incentive Available! Please apply on-line at christianopportunity.org Human Resources: 641-628-8087, Ext 138 or 139. 1553 Broadway Street Pella IA 50219 EOE

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Large selection of just what you need!

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Indy West Jiffy Xpress Liquor Express

2001 W. 2nd Ave., Indianola 311 N. Jefferson Way, Indianola 1201 N. Jefferson Way, Indianola

961-5000 961-9031 961-0475

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2/$

Red Ripe Tomatoes

DES MOINES S.E. 22nd & Park

SOUTH ANKENY 109 S.E. Oralabor

Grocery 964-7659 •Meat 964-0769

Grocery 288-3588 • Meat 288-3458

Grocery 282-9912 • Meat 282-9751

DES MOINES Euclid - Park Fair Mall

NORTH ANKENY 3205 N. Ankeny Blvd.

Grocery 965-7551 • Meat 965-1999

Grocery 223-0164 • Meat 223-0539

CLIVE 10151 University Ave

ALTOONA 620 8th St. SE

Grocery 967-0705 • Meat 967-3287

Grocery 989-2083 • Meat 989-4064

CARLISLE 1115 Bluestem Dr.

8 OZ.

Grocery 262-5951 • Meat 262-5990

PLEASANT HILL 5500 E. University Ave

Grocery 981-4420 • Meat 981-4435

NORWALK 1711 Sunset Dr.

Grocery 961-5643 • Meat 961-5872

INDIANOLA 1309 West 2nd Ave

GRIMES Hwy. 141 & Hwy. 44

1

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Grocery 986-2023 • Meat 986-2025

On The Vine

Grocery 993-3660 • Meat 993-5179

ADEL 804 Nile Kinnick Dr.

Whole or Sliced

Baby Bella Mushrooms

Monterey

3 PK.

$ 99

1

Romaine Hearts

Dole

Grocery: 274-9415 • Meat 274-9437

WEST DES MOINES 329 Grand Ave

Grocery 987-8073 • Meat 987-8074

WAUKEE 200 E. Laurel

Grocery 270-1325 • Meat 270-5348

URBANDALE 86th & Meredith

POLK CITY 1101 S. 5th St.

STORE HOURS: MON.-SAT. 8AM-9PM | CLOSED SUN.

Your Des Moines area Fareway stores accept credit cards!

2

2 PK.

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$ 99

LB.

VISIT FAREWAY.COM

Red or Green Peppers

Organic

We reserve the right to limit quantities.

LB.

¢

59

Grocery 984-9505 • Meat 984-9083

B-Size Potatoes

Red or Yellow

99

¢

98

LB.

¢

Zucchini Squash

Fresh

Gala Apples

Washington

ONE PINT

$ 99

1

Fresh Blueberries

4

3 lb. bag

$ 99

Limit 2 per transaction

24 oz. ctn. 1% and 4% var.

Cottage Cheese

Fareway

$ 48

1

16-24 oz. jar all var.

Pasta Sauce

W50500

Limit 1 bag per coupon. One coupon per customer, please. Expires 2/29/16

Boneless Chicken Breast

Delightful Farms

FAREWAY COUPON

4-6 oz. ctn. all var. excl. Greek

Yogurt

Ragu

3

Yoplait

4

2for$ 00

10for$ 00

excl. egg noodles and lasagna

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with coupon

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LIMIT 1

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FAREWAY COUPON

12-16 oz. box sel. var. excl. egg noodles and lasagna

Pasta

Fareway

10 10for$

Maxwell House or Yuban Coffee

Buy Two Ragu Sauces (16-24 oz. at 2/$3, Get a Fareway Pasta (12-16 oz.)

LB.

$ 99

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BONELESS

SAVINGS FROM FEBRUARY 23 - FEBRUARY 29, 2016

$ 99 2 General Mills Cheerios 18 oz. Cinnamon Toast Crunch 16.2 oz. Honey Nut Cheerios 17 oz.

GROCERY

$ 77 3 Jif Peanut Butter

28 oz. ctn. all var.

10for

$ 00 7

Butter Kernel Vegetables 14.5-15 oz. can all var. excl. Harvest

$ 99

1

4for$ 00

5

$ Fareway Chili with Beans

Wishbone and Western Dressing

129

Fareway Saltines 15 oz. can

16 oz. btl. all var.

Hormel Premium Chicken Breast

6.4 oz. pouch or 12 oz. can

Fareway Chunk Light Tuna

$ 88 1

10 oz. can

2for

$ 00 4 Hungry Jack Pancake Mix

32 oz. box all var.

Hungry Jack Pancake Syrup

$ 89 2 Fareway Mushrooms

27.6 oz. btl. all var.

2for

6 oz. can all var.

Blue Diamond Almonds

2for

$ 00 7

4 oz. can two var.

88¢

1.2-24 oz. box

Fareway Cereals Essentially You, Oatwise, Raisin Bran, Nutty Nugget and Cinnablast

$ 1000

5for

$ 69 2

16 oz. box all var.

99¢

Fareway Salad Croutons 5 oz. pkg. all var.

2for

$ 00 3

Chi-Chi’s Tortillas 8-10 ct. pkg. Fajita, flour or wheat

79¢

Fareway Tomato Sauce 15 oz. can

$ 00 4 Fareway Veggie Chips and Sticks

6 oz. ctn.

Dr. Pepper or 7-Up Products

Bud, Bud Light and Michelob Golden Light

BEVERAGES

Pepsi or Mtn. Dew Products

12 pk. btls. + dep.

3for

$ 99

7

$ 99 10

12 pk. 12 oz. cans all var. + dep.

5for

99¢

$ 00 12

6 pk. 16.9 oz. btls. all var. + dep.

When you buy 5

$ 00 10

6

$ 99

6

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6 pk. btls. all var. + dep.

7

6 pk. btls. all var. + dep.

Beer

3 pk. gal. jug

6 pk. btls. Ruthie, GiGi or Hannah + dep.

7

$ 99

1799

$

Exile Beer

Water Purified or Distilled

New Belgium Pale Ales

Products

24 pk. 12 oz. cans all var. + dep.

3

Coke or Sprite

Pepsi or Mtn. Dew

2 ltr. btls. all var. + dep.

$ 99

3

$ 99

Products

24 pk. 12 oz. cans all var. + dep.

$ 99

Samuel Adams

Products

2for$ 00

Fareway

Products

Coke or Sprite

Water

2 ltr. btls. all var. + dep.

Aquafina

24 pk. 16.9 oz. btls.

4

2for$ 00

1000

10for$

Miller High Life

Beer

Old Orchard

100% Juice Blends

30 pk. 12 oz. cans + dep.

Sparkling Ice

Flavored Water

64 oz. btl. all var.

$ 99 $ 99 10 14

Vodka

750 mL btl. + dep.

Cinnamon Whisky

Fireball

Wine

1.75 ltr. btl. + dep.

Nikolai

Prosecco

750 ml. btl. all var. + dep.

Apothic

SPIRITS & WINE

17 oz. btl. all var. + dep.

LaMarca

Wine

750 ml. btl. + dep.

$ 99 $ 99 $ 99 17 12 9

Bota Box

3 ltr. box all var. + dep.

Simply Potatoes Hash Browns

Shredded, Steakhouse, O’Brien or Diced 20 oz. pkg.

2% and Skim 1/2 gal. ctn. excl. Stevia

5

Anderson Erickson Chocolate Milk

1

2for$ 00

$ 88

32 oz. btl. all var.

Coffee-Mate Flavored Creamers

Simply Orange Juice

1.75 ltr. btl. all var.

$ 99

$ 99

2

6 oz. ctn. all var.

8 oz. ctn.

2

Anderson Erickson Greek Yogurt

Anderson Erickson Sour Cream

99

¢

88

10-12 oz. pkg. all var.

12 oz. pkg.

2

¢

Fareway String Cheese

Fareway American Cheese Slices

2

$ 99

$ 18

1 $ 49

dozen

Country Daybreak Large Eggs

DAIRY

6 ct. box 2 var.

Fareway Sundae Cones

2

$ 99

10.5-16 oz. pkg. all var.

Cole’s Garlic Bread

4

2for$ 00

Nuggets, Patties or Tenders 25.5-32 oz. bag

Tyson Chicken

12 in. sel. var.

Tombstone Original or Brick Oven Pizza

9

3for$ 00

18-60 ct. bag all var.

De Wafelbakkers Pancakes

2

$ 99

7 oz. box all var.

Banquet Meat Pies

10for$ 00

$ 88

9

24-32 oz. bag all var.

32 oz. bag all var.

4

Mr. Dell’s Hashbrowns

5

2for$ 00

Fareway Vegetables

1

4 $ 99

$ 99

4 qt. pail all var.

Fareway Ice Cream

FROZEN

20 oz. loaf

Sara Lee Butter Bread

1

$ 98

white or wheat 24 oz. loaf

Fareway Sandwich Bread

1

$ 39

8 ct. box all var.

Kellogg’s Pop Tarts

3 24 oz. bag

Fareway Peanut Butter Pretzel Nugget

12 oz. bag

Fareway Party Mix

2

$ 29

24 oz. loaf

Village Hearth Cottage White Bread

2

$ 49

17 oz. loaf

Rotella Pané Di Casa Bread

$ 49

68-160 ct. box

Kleenex Facial Tissue

5

Corn

3for$ 00

5 lb. bag or Cracked 4 lb. bag

Premium Select Bird Seed

$ 99

9 mega Roll or 12 Double Roll

Northern Bath Tissue

6

$ 99

11.7 oz. pkg.

C&S Suet

3for$ 00

3

1

4

$ 29

9.5-14 oz. pkg. all var.

Nabisco Chips Ahoy! Cookies

1

13-20 oz. pkg. all var.

Nabisco Family Size Oreos

$ 99

13 oz. bag

Kellogg’s Frosted Animal Cookies

1

$ 99

HOUSEHOLD

10 oz. box all var.

Nabisco Teddy Grahams

5

5

2for$ 00

BREAD

3for$ 00

5

14-16 oz. bag

9-13 oz. bag sel. var. PP $4.29 excl. Baked & Simply

2for$ 00

Fareway Corn or Nacho Chips

1

$ 88

Frito Lay Family Size Lay’s or Tostitos Chips

5

2for$ 00

SNACKS

Best Pick of the Week

READY FOR THE PAN

CHICKEN FAJITA MIX

LB.

$ 99 4

LB.

$ 88 1

FAREWAY COUPON ALL NATURAL

BONELESS PORK RIBS

Limit 20 lbs per coupon. One coupon per customer, please. Expires 2/29/16

READY FOR THE OVEN

STUFFED PORK CHOPS

LB.

$ 99 2

ALL NATURAL BONELESS

BUTTERFLY PORK CHOPS

LB.

$ 59 2

$ 3.99 lb Hickory Smoked

1.99 lb

Slab Bacon

$

In The Meat Counter

Great For Bean Soup

Ham Shanks

$ 3.99 lb Fresh

In The Meat Counter

5.99 lb

Ham Salad

$

Atlantic

Salmon Fillets Previously Frozen

$ 4.99 ea Rosina

$ 5.88 ea Fareway

Meatballs

All var. 26 oz. 1 lb.

$ 5.99 lb

Sara Lee Deli-Sliced

Chicken Breast

1.99 lb

$

All Natural

Boneless Pork Roast

2for$500

Oscar Mayer

Fun Pack Lunchables

All var., 8.9-10.7 oz.

In The Meat Counter

$ 4.99 lb

Mozzarella or Provolone Cheese

4.99 lb

$

Jumbo

Cod Loins

9.99 ea

Previously Frozen

$

Fareway 85% Lean-15% Fat

Ground Beef Patties

3 lb. bag - Frozen

FAREWAY COUPON

BONELESS

RIBEYE STEAK

LB.

$ 99 9

ALL NATURAL

PORK RIBEYE CHOPS

EA.

99¢

5 OZ.

FAREWAY COUPON

FAREWAY’S OWN

LB.

$ 99 1

ITALIAN PORK SAUSAGE

PREMIUM

LB.

TRIMMED BONELESS CHICKEN BREAST

Limit 20 lbs per coupon. One coupon per customer, please. Expires 2/29/16

$ 88 3

Limit 20 lbs per coupon. One coupon per customer, please. Expires 2/29/16

Beef Summer Sausage

LB.

$ 99 3

FAREWAY COUPON TENDERIZED

BEEF MINUTE STEAKS

Limit 20 lbs per coupon. One coupon per customer, please. Expires 2/29/16

Section D

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www.indianolarecordherald.com

SHOW CHOIRS

Left and below: The Norwalk show choir, Sound Revolution, performs at the Indianola High School Jazz Encounter on Feb. 20.

FACE OFF

Above and right: The Indianola High School show choir, Side One, performs at the Indianola High School Jazz Encounter.

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Above: The Indianola High School show choir, Side One, performs at the Indianola High School Jazz Encounter.

Left: The Carlisle High School Jazz Band, under the direction of Michael Kosick, warms up before their performance at the Indianola High School Jazz Encounter on Feb. 20.

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Indianola’s acceptance for new technology ELODIE OPSTAD SPECIAL TO THE RECORD-HERALD

Alexander Graham Bell’s telephone was the most exciting gadget at the 1876 World Fair. “My God, it talks,” was exclaimed after hearing a voice transmitted 20 feet through a wire. Simpson College professor George Carpenter thought

Bell’s invention was remarkable. He saw its potential and wanted others to understand its virtues. Prof. Carpenter purchased four telephones and was given permission to string wire on the telegraph poles between Indianola and Des Moines. On the evening of Feb. 5, 1878, (138 years ago) he gave a demonstration, which was reported by

the Indianola Weekly Herald and Des Moines Iowa State Register. Dr. Burns, president of Simpson College, spoke the first words. He was in Des Moines at the Rock Island Depot with 30 others. “Good evening,” he said in a rich baritone voice. Those in Indianola were surprised at the clarity. They’d

heard every syllable, but recognizing Dr. Burns’ voice was the most amazing. Even his familiar laugh came “rippling over the wire.” This was new, startling and a wonderment. Dr. Burns sang “Home Sweet Home” and his friends in Indianola responded with a verse from “Rock of Ages.” The two locations continued in conversation and song at a

rapid rate for the next hour. Carpenter was considered master of the new wonder and continued giving demonstrations from the college and his home. He’d ask for 25 cents to cover the cost of the Bell telephones ($25 apiece), but it was too much for most students. Carpenter bought a wagon See OPSTAD, Page 2D

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WEEKLY PLANNER MONDAY-FRIDAY Congregate Meals - 11:45 a.m., Warren County Administration Building, 301 N. Buxton St., Indianola. $3.50 for age 60 and over; 961-1155.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24 Yoga - 8-9 a.m., Indianola Activity Center Senior Center, 2204 W. 2nd Ave., 961-9420. TOPS - 8:30-10:30 a.m., Take Off Pounds Sensibly, Indianola Redeemer Lutheran Church. Use north or west doors. 515-3713001. Ackworth Garden Club meeting - 11 a.m. at the Annett Nature Center. A cooperative lunch follows at noon with a program at 1 p.m. Program is fruit trees presented by Joe

McNalley with Iowa Arboretum. Guests are welcome. Our website is www.ackworthgardenclub.org or follow us at www.facebook.com/pages/AckworthGarden-Club.

WeLift Job Search Center, 106 East 2nd Ave., 515-962-5017. Feb Follies - 7 p.m. IHS IHS Vocal Music Department in IHS Auditorium. Tickets are $3.

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THURSDAY, FEB. 25 NCRC National Career Readiness Certificate - 8-11:30 a.m., assessment for applied math, locating info, reading for info. WeLift Job Search Center, 106 East 2nd Ave., 515-962-5017. Line Dancing - 9-10:30 a.m., Indianola Activity Center Senior Center at activity center, 2204 W. 2nd. Ave., 961-9420. Alcoholics Anonymous noon, First United Methodist Church, 307 W. Ashland Ave., Indianola. Interview Skills - 6:30-8 p.m.,

Yoga - 8-9 a.m., Indianola Activity Center Senior Center, 2204 W. 2nd Ave., 961-9420. Indianola Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fry - 5:30-7 p.m., St. Thomas Aquinas Parish Hall. Cost adults $8, children $3. Norwalk Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fry - 5:30-7 p.m., St. John the Apostle Church. Cost adults $8, seniors $5, 12 & under $3. Cod fish, cheese pizza, coleslaw, fries, macaroni & cheese, relish, bread, beverage. Alcoholics Anonymous - 7

p.m., First United Methodist Church, 307 W. Ashland Ave., Indianola. 442-3123. Big Band Dance - 7-10 p.m., Blake Fieldhouse in Indianola. Tickets in advance $12 per person, $20 per couple; $15 and $25 at the door.

SATURDAY, FEB. 27 Dr. Seuss’ Birthday Party 9-10:30 a.m., Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday with the Indianola library, Indianola First United Methodist Church, 307 W. Ashland Ave. Pre-register at library, 515-961-9418. Think Spring Garden Seminar - 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Simpson College Kent Campus Center; register at 515-961-9420. Polar Plunge - noon, Lake Ahquabi State Park south of

COLLEGE NEWS Committed Scout Dishman of Indianola committed to Central Methodist University.

Dean’s list Grand View University 2015 fall semester: Lauren Friedrichs of Carlisle; Brock Schwechel of Des Moines; Jordan Berry, Brittany Blanford, Cassandra Buck, Meighan Ideus, Stuart McDonald, all of Indianola; Nathan Johnston, Karisa Longcor, Courtney Maher, Aaron Martinez, Nicole Moffitt, Natalie Potts, all of Norwalk. Hope College 2015 fall Elizabeth semester: Gerdes of St. Charles. Gustavus Adolphus College 2015 fall semester: Marissa Ramos of Indianola. Southwestern Community College 2015 fall semester: Riley Coates, Cole Edgington, Jessica Hutchison, all of Indianola; Ashley Porsch of Milo; Charley Buddenhagen of New Virginia; Blade Smith of Prole; James Weaver, Hunter Patrick, both of St. Charles; Wyatt Davenport of Truro. Colorado State University 2015 fall semester: Haley Powers of Indianola. Central College 2015 fall semester: Delanie Donovan, Kirsten Johnson, Abigail Warren, all of Carlisle; Kasey Wiedmaier of Indianola; Cassidy Gornick of Norwalk. University Baylor 2015 fall semester: Katherine Nichols of Indianola. Oklahoma City University 2015 fall semester: Kaitlin Moews of Indianola. Iowa State University 2015 fall semester: Maura Smith of Ackworth; Ryan Carter, Ashley Curtis, Joshua Dunt, Luke Endecott, Kate Kipping, Alberto Lara, Garett Onstot, Morgan Paxton, Jonathan Rothfus, Devon Wenthe, all of Carlisle; Megan Cox, Kassandra Manternach, Ty-

ler Middleswart, Corrine Smolen, Robbe Verhofste, Alicia Williams, all of Cumming; Annika Johnson, Austin D. Keeney, both of Hartford; Mariah Anderson, Jacy Bartling, Grant Beeler, Benjamin Brennan, Nicole Coghlan, Andrea Colton, Bethany Darr, Jennifer Deckard, Allie Elliott, Natalie Gillenwater, Sarah Goering, Jonathan Green, Erin Halterman, Kayla Halterman, Abby Hart, Emily Jensen, Lauren Juhl, Nicholas Lane, Kevin Larson, Morgan Leach, Hannah Leech, Danielle Leih, Alexandria McGinnis, Jack Nelson, Joseph OberLaura heim-Vorwald, Paulson, Sarah Paulson, Michael Petersen, Elizabeth Reams, Jaclyn Repplinger, Haley Roecker, Morgan Rosenberger, Cooper Royer, Joseph Staudacher, Jamie Steffen, Jennifer Steffen, Jennifer Walter, Kelsey Warfield, Megan Wickett, Brylie Wiedmaier, Health Alex Williams, Michael Wolf, all of Indianola; Emmett Konrad, Brandi Putz, Logan Putz, Amelia Williams, Spencer Williams, all of Lacona; Garrett Lies of Martensdale; Jonathan Anders of Milo; Rachel Brownlee, Jorden Charron, Morgan Isaac, all of New Virginia; Bethany Benes, Alexandra Bennett, Lauren Bennett, Alexa Berkenpas, Erin Bunce, Jaleel Chandler, Connor Dunn, Olivia Gard, Abigail Goeser, Olivia Groh, Mackenzie Michaela Heisdorffer, Henke, Lauren Hoover, Beatrice Hosier, Isabella Hosier, Logan Johnson, Tyler Johnson, Samuel Jorgensen, Carli Kenyon, Branden Lange, Clarissa Lewis, Olivia Lucas, Aaron Lundy, Branden Moreau, Christian Ostrander, Matthew Poppe, Thomas Scallon, Zachary Spurr, Kimberly Suckow, Olivia Weikum, Megan Westhoff, all of Norwalk; Madison Hall, Makenzie Haskin, Tucker Melvin, all of Prole. Central College 2015 fall semester: Marissa

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Johnson of Carlisle; Jen Kern of Norwalk. Upper Iowa University 2015 fall semester: Ronald Christensen of Carlisle; Austin Dittmer and Chelsea Everhart, both of Indianola; Kari Bendixen, Katie Cross, Lukas Schroeder and Nicole Thomson, all of Norwalk. Kirkwood Community College 2015 fall semester: Itzel Loza of Carlisle; Allyson Brown of Indianola; Amanda Williams of Lacona. DMACC 2015 fall semester: Corey Alcorn, Aaron Bandy, Staci Benton, Clinton Boettger, Jordan Butler, Valerie Cameron, Trenton Chesling, Krista DeBerg, Angela Dolecheck, Cassandra Foster, Jesse Fuson, Aric Humphrey, Emma Marsh, Taylor Miller, Morgan Newman, Simeon Olsgaard, Jennifer Scott, Dylan Skellenger, Tristin Snyder, Jordan Strong, Abigail Sudbrock, Andrew VenHuizen, Savannah Watson, all of Indianola; Shawn Piel of Lacona; Corey Dudney of Martensdale; Jerry Ackerman, Olivia Anders, Alisha Geering, Ilyse Putz, Kaci Sherwood, Josiah Taylor, all of Milo. College Wartburg 2015 fall term: Bryce Origer of Cumming; Peter Brennan, Kierstin Keller, Kristina Quijano, Madison Simmons, Abby Singleton, all of Indianola; Abigail Wetzler of Martensdale; Michaela McIlravy, Calyn Thompson, both of Norwalk. University of Minnesota Twin Cities 2015 fall semester: Kate Bishop of Indianola. University of Northern Iowa 2015 fall semester: Julia Rivas of Ackworth; Katelyn Kozak, Aaron Olson, Taylor SeePalar, Ariel Williams, all of Carlisle; Channing Johnson of Hartford; Andrea Alexander, Taylor Benge, Katherine Crane, Jake Hunerdosse, Sarah Phillips, Shelby Welsch, all of Indianola; Michael Bockholt, Katelyn Campbell, Rachel Fielweber, Kenzie Hamlett, Kristi Newhall, Lyndsey Pritchard, Shelby Seibert, Megan Seymour, Erin Sharp, Sidney Zepnak, all of Norwalk; Emily Murphy, Nicole

Shutt, both of Prole; Stacey Matthews of Swan. Simpson College 2015 fall semester: Corbin Clark of Carlisle; Dylan Adams; Paige Belieu; Dalten Cross; Josiah Gates; Jacy Gomez; Celena Krause; Brock Rodgers; Alyssa Scott, all of Indianola; Sarah Nutting of Milo; Valerie Bedwell of New Virginia; Andria Harper of Prole. Buena Vista University 2015 fall semester: Luke Hastie, Taylor Loy, both of Indianola; Anthony Mancuso of Martensdale; Presley Shumate of Milo; Grant Wright of Norwalk; Shanna Bears of Prole. Culver-Stockton College 2015 fall semester: Emma Ferin of St. Marys. Millikin University 2015 fall semester: Alice Dembinski of Indianola. University of Nebraska-Lincoln 2015 fall semester: Benjamin Engstrand of Cumming. University of Wisconsin-Platteville 2015 fall Madeleine semester: Tate of Ackworth. University Drake 2015 fall semester: Spencer Endecott, Taylor Hammond, Richard Nesselroad, Nevin Radechel, all of Carlisle; Lindsey Sleeth of Hartford; Monica Fennelly, Bailey Matlock, Claire Van Treeck, all of Indianola; Mason McCoy of New Virginia; Amanda Wilken of Norwalk.

Graduates Morningside College 2015 fall semester: Jillian Robbins earned a M.A. in teaching of Norwalk. DMACC 2015 fall semester: Scott Harmison graduated in architectural technologies, Brandee Kinter graduated in criminal justice, Allison Neer graduated in practical nursing, Jasmine Rigley graduated in liberal arts, Lyubov Vitale earned an A.A. degree in nursing, all of Indianola; Aidan Emir graduated in liberal arts of Lacona; Sierra Dorsey graduated in early childhood education of Milo. George Fox University 2015 fall semester: Trevor Vaughn graduated with a M.A. degree in ministry leadership.

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load of telephones and strung wire all over Indianola that summer. Some wondered if he was going into the phone business. He’d run a phone line between a home and business or between two residences. It was difficult to keep the curious from playing with the instruments wherever they were found. A telephone company was finally orga-

nized and Indianola got its first exchange in 1881. The chaos of the individual phone lines was replaced by a centralized system. But even these early telephone exchanges didn’t connect everyone. That took time and wire. Just like today, everyone was fascinated by the new technology and wanted the new convenience. Alexander Graham Bell said the telephone’s greatest advantage was it required no skill to operate. Can we say the same about our phones today?

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Obituaries Michael Roy Moss, 68, Urbandale Services for Michael Roy Moss, 68, formerly of Indianola, who passed away Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2016, at home, were held at 1 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 20, at the First Assembly of God Church, 1700 W. Second Ave., Indianola with burial following in the Indianola I.O.O.F. Cemetery. Mike was born Oct. 11, 1947, in Oskaloosa, IA to Raymond and Juanita (Hartshorn) Moss and raised on a family farm by Harvey, IA with his brother Pat and sisters Raydene and Mahala. He graduated from Knoxville High School in 1965, was president of the Knoxville FFA chapter his senior year and president of his local 4-H club in 1964. Mike moved to Indianola in 1965. He became a judo and self-defense instructor teaching seven years of kids’, women’s self defense and adult judo classes for the Indianola Parks and Recreation

Department. Mike joined the Indianola Fire Department and within his 31 years of service served as lieutenant, captain, rescue captain and retired as deputy He chief. also worked Michael as a medic Moss and fireman at the Knoxville Iowa Race track for 10 years as an EMT-1. Mike instructed agricultural rescue and grain bin rescue at the Iowa State Fire School in Ames for 10 years, and serving as the lead instructor also taught auto extrication and grain bin rescue throughout the state for volunteer fire departments. He was an emergency rescue technician (ert) instructor and held a class for the Indianola Fire Department members. He was published in the International

Jean Peak Hadsall, 93, St. Marys Magazine for Grain Millers in 2006 with innovative grain bin rescue techniques. Mike was a skilled hunter and spent his weekends during hunting seasons in the timber and fields. He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Pat Moss. Survivors include his loving and caring wife and companion, Penney Moss; sons, Darren and Danny (Allison) Moss; sisters, Mahala Cox and Raydene DeJoode; step-children, Jodie (Dave) West, Kevin Auten, Angie (Mitch) Hennigar, Justin (Kristi) Bracelin, Stephanie and Chris Bracelin; nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Visitation was held from 4 to 8 p.m., Friday, Feb. 19, at Overton Funeral Home where family will be present to greet friends from 5 to 8 p.m. Online condolences may be made at www.overtonfunerals.com.

Elnora Van Clark, 94, Indianola Elnora R. Van Clark died peacefully on Feb. 15, 2016. She was born July 4, 1921, to Elmer and Avo Bowen in Harrison County, MO. She was raised on a farm and went to country schools. Elnora graduated from Lamoni, IA high school in 1940. She taught school in one room schools for several years. In 1942 she attended summer school at Simpson College where she met her future husband Worth. She and Worth were married Feb. 6, 1944. Elnora was a wonderful caring mother and grandmother. She encouraged her children and grandchildren to be individuals and pursue their dreams. She

enjoyed teaching, sewing, reading, quilting and international travel. She was inin volved Eastern Star, American Legion Auxiliary, PTA, Questers and was a Campfire leader. Elnora had been a resident at Elnora Van The Village Clark for over two years and was loved by all. Elnora is survived by her five children, Andra Kennedy (Norman), Lynne Van Clark (Curt Sorteberg), Ellen Gripp (Rick), all of Indianola, Cheryl Van

Brian Andrew Cox, 46, Grimes Brian Andrew Cox, 46, passed away on Feb. 17, 2016. He was born in Des Moines, Iowa, on April 14, 1969. Brian graduated from Indianola High School in 1987 and attended Northwest Missouri State University where he obtained an accounting and finance degree. He was a talented craftsmen who enjoyed woodworking. Brian also enjoyed cooking and all it entailed. He loved grilling, smoking food and growing peppers, but he was known for his mashed potatoes. Brian will be remembered as a loving and devoted father, son, brother and friend. He treasured his children and enjoyed attending their sporting events and other various activities. Brian had a great sense of humor. He will be missed by all who knew and loved him. Brian is survived by his children, Nate Bell and Ethan Cox; parents, Dolores and Kenneth Hoover; sisters, Patty (Mark) Shryock and Jody (Tom) Weissenburger; brotherin-law, Jeff Phipps; nieces nephews, Jerid and (Courtney) Shryock, Isaac Shryock, Zane Shryock,

Marion Overholser Marion Dale “Opie� Overholser, 89, of Norwalk died Feb. 16, 2016. Visitation was from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 22, at O’Leary Celebration of Life Center and Funeral Services in Norwalk. Services were at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 23, at Norwalk United Methodist Church. Burial will be in the Norwalk Cemetery. O’Leary Funeral & Cremation Services – Celebration of Life Center in Norwalk handled arrangements. Go online guest book at www.olearyfunerals.com

Meredith Phipps, Tommy Weissenburger, and Jake greatWeissenburger; nephew, Parker Shryock; as well as his aunts, JoAnn (Billy) Landers Mary and (John) Iliff; his special friend Tam- Brian Cox my Brittenham and her daughter Brooke. He was preceded in death by his sister, Susan Phipps; uncle, Richard Terry; and his grandparents. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2016, at Hamilton’s near Highland Memory Gardens, 121 N.W. 60th Ave. in Des Moines, with burial to follow at Sunny Hill Cemetery in Grimes, IA. Visitation was held at the funeral home Tuesday evening from 5 to 8 p.m. contribuMemorial tions may be directed to the family in loving memory of Brian. condolences Online may be expressed at www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com.

Clark (David Denzler) of Gilroy, CA and John Van Clark (Ivanka) of Lynnwood, WA; 17 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren and three great-greatgrandchildren. Elnora was preceded by her husband Worth, parents, four brothers, one sister and a grandson. The body has been cremated and a memorial service will be held at a later date. Memorials may be made to Kiya Koda Humane Society, Helping Hand and The Good Shepherd Fund at The Village. Online condolences may be made to www.overtonfunerals.com.

Jean Peak Hadsall, 93, was born on July 29, 1922, to Ralph and Georgia Fox Peak in the farmhouse where she was raised and where she raised her family up until the death of her husband in 2007. She was the second of three children born five years apart, her older sister Marjorie (Dowe) Loomis, her younger brother Dr. Frank (Mary Scrivner) Peak. Jean died on Feb. 12, 2016, at the Westview Care Center in Indianola, Iowa, where she had resided for the last 23 days of her life.

Growing up in rural St. Marys Jean showed her family’s prized beef from county to state fair, Omaha’s Aksarben and the Chicago International Livestock Exhibition. She met her Jean husband Bob at the Hadsall Iowa State Fair when he was home on leave from the Army Air Corps during World War II and they were married on Jan. 16, 1943.

Four children were born, Sandy (Hadsall) Shaw, Bobby (Mary), John (Judy) and Bruce. Jean was preceded in death by her husband and siblings and is survived by her children, greatgrandchildren, and grandchildren friends, young and old. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the St. Marys Volunteer Fire Department. Come help celebrate Jean’s life on Saturday morning, March 5, 2016, at the St. Marys Hall at 10 a.m. for coffee, soda and cookies.

Paul E. Lee, 90, Indianola Services for Paul E. Lee, 90, who passed away Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2016, were held at 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, Feb. 23, at the First United Methodist Church in Indianola with burial following in the Indianola I.O.O.F. Cemetery. Paul was born March 30, 1925, the son of Royal and Helen (Level) Lee in Wick, IA. He graduated from St. Marys High School in 1943 and went on to serve in the Merchant Marines and United States Navy during World War II. On Nov. 21, 1947, he was united in marriage to Phyllis Stephen and to this union three children, Phillip, Sandra and Stephen, were born. Paul was a member of the Indianola First United Methodist Church where he was very ac-

tive, V.F.W and American Legion posts in Indianola, Indianola Evening Lion’s Club, and had volunteered for F.I.S.H., on Meals Wheels, Helping Hand. Paul worked for Sutherlands, Cir- Paul Lee B, cle Wicks, Capp Homes and then retired from Wicks. In his retirement he worked for Trembly’s Plumbing and Heating in Indianola. His passion was baseball (Cardinals) and attending his grandchildren’s activities. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Raymond and Judson Lee; sisters, Alice Pauline McConnell, Banks, Lois Stroud, Ma-

ry Ellen Deal and Dorothy Lee. Survivors include his wife, Phyllis; children, Phillip Lee, Sandra (Jack) Lorenzen and Stephen (Sue) Lee; brother, Keith (Maxine) Lee; grandchildren, Jennifer, Melissa, Travis, Treva, Tarissa, Joseph, Maggie and Rusty; nine great-grandchildren as well as other relatives and many friends. Visitation was held from 4 to 8 p.m., Monday, Feb. 22, at Overton Funeral Home in Indianola with family present from 6 to 8 p.m. to greet friends. Memorials may be given to the Indianola First United Methodist Church, Kiya Koda Humane Society or HCI Care Services. Online condolences may be made to www.overtonfunerals.com.

William ‘Bill’ Carroll McPherson, Des Moines Services for William “Bill� Carroll McPherson who passed away Friday, Feb. 19, 2016, will be held at noon Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2016. at Overton Funeral Home with burial following in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Indianola, IA. Visitation will be held two hours prior to service. Bill is surBill vived by McPherson his daughter, Ginger (Jason) Mrzena, Jaxson, Jay, Jadyn and Jake Mrzena; daughter, Fonda (Bryan) Pollpeter, Ireland Pollpeter; sister, Linda (Bud) Henke. Memorial contributions may be made to the family in his name. condolences Online may be made to www.overtonfunerals.com.

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