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The Sallna Journal On the Record Sunday, November 4,1990 11 funerals 1 R.L.Clem AURORA, Colo. The Rev. Col. R.L. Clem, 90, Aurora, died Satur- flay, Nov.

3,1990, at the Cherry Creek Nursing Home, Aurora. Born July 31, 1900, at Gresham, he was a school administrator and Episcopal minister. In l'938, he became the chief of St. John's Military The Rev. School, Salina, R.L.Clem and held the post for more than 3.0 years.

He also had been principal of Benedict High School, superintendent of Republican City High School and principal of McCook High School, all in Nebraska. He was ordained at Christ Cathedral, Salina, in 1941. He was a past president of the Independent Schools of the Central States and the Salina Rotary Club; a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason; a member of the Salina Gridiron Club, Isis Shrine, American Legion and Alpha Tau Omega Social Fraternity; and a World War I veteran. His first wife, Bernice Thompson, died in 1949. Survivors include his wife, Ruth Bassett; a daughter, Constance Bliss of Aurora; a son, Alan of Vermillion, S.D.; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; two sisters, Rachael Baer of Bradenton, find Ruth Symons of Phoenix, Ariz; and a brother, A.L.

Clem of Orange, Calif. A memorial service will be held later at St. John's Cathedral, Denver. Burial will be at Gresham. Memorials may be made to St.

John's Military School. The Olingers Mortuary Magnolia Chapel, Denver, handled arrangements. Charles P. Albert BELOIT Charles P. Albert, 46, £Beloit, died Friday, Nov.

2, 1990, at the Mitchell County Hospital, Beloit. Mr. Albert was born April 1, 1944, jfyi a farm south of Glen Elder and was a lifelong resident of the area. was a farmer-stockman and a carrier for the U.S. Postal Service.

He was a member of the Hopewell Presbyterian Church, the Beloit Masonic Lodge, the letter carriers and postal clerks unions and a past member of the Kansas Army National Guard. Survivors include his wife, Judy of the home; a son, Gregory of Manhattan; a daughter, Kelly Snedden of Wichita; three brothers, John of Lamed, Tom of Plainville, and Ron of Tuleta, Texas; three sisters, Vir- Tidwell of Hayden, Dar- llene Lyne of Lincoln, and Carolyn I Lyne of Beverly. The funeral will be at 3 p.m. Monday at McDonald Funeral Home, 'Beloit, the Revs. Dennis Cobb and Ijohn Vogt officiating.

Burial will be Glenwood Cemetery, Glen Elder. Memorials may be made to the jSolomon Valley Hospice. Visitation will be after 3p.m. today at the funeral home. Leonard Mooney JOSE, Calif.

The funeral for Joseph Leonard Mtfoney, 85, San Jose, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Salina Bible Church, the Rev. C. Eugene Dollar Jr. officiating.

Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park. I Mr. Mooney died Thursday, Nov. 1, J990, at his home in San Jose. Mr.

Mooney was born July 31,1905, at Milo, and moved to Salina from Barnard, in 1923. He moved to San Jose in December of 1999. He was a barber for 65 years and a member of the Salina Bible Church. £He was preceded in death by a daughter, June Avonne Jackson. Survivors include his wife, Manila A.

Mooney of San Jose; three sons, Leonard Norman Mooney of Kirwin, James W. Mooney of Harshaw, and Lloyd Mooney of Gautier, a daughter, Ann Hudson of San Jose; a brother, L. V. Mooney of 843 Martin, Salina; three half brothers, Ralph Mooney of Queens, N.Y., Loren Mooney of Hutchinson, and Lee Mooney of Corona; three half sisters, Esther Goodyear of Boulder, and Alyce Stenson and Marjorie Card, both of Colorado Springs, 19 grandchildren; and 26 great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Salina Bible Church.

Visitation will be at the Ryan Mortuary, Salina. Mattle L. Martin SMITH CENTER Mattie L. Martin, 87, Smith Center, died Thursday, Nov. 1,1990, at her home.

Mrs. Martin was born Mattie Kendall on Feb. 21, 1903, at Justin, Texas. She moved to Smith Center in 1969 from Bethany, Okla. She was a member of the Nazarene Church of Smith Center.

Her first husband, Sam Davis, died in 1967. Her second husband, Joe Martin, died in 1984. Survivors include a son, Wendall Davis of San Antonio, Texas; three daughters, Barbara Easterling of Dallas, Marianna Fleming of Irvin, Texas, and Darlene Shirey of Coronado, five stepsons, Ormal Martin of Ft. Collins, Kenneth Martin of Boise, Idaho, Leland Martin and Eldon Martin, both of Smith Center, and Bernard Martin of Wichita; four stepdaughters, Fleta Collicott of Wichita, Bernadine Duntz of Smith Center, Letha Barrett of Phoenix, and Marilyn Nichols of Arvada, two brothers, Bert Kendall of Martinez, Calif, and Woodrow Kendall of Marietta, a sister, Maggie Roberts of California; 20 grandchildren; 23 step- grandchildren; 13 great- grandchildren; 48 stepgreat- grandchildren; and five stepgreat- great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 10 a.m.

Monday at Simmons Chapel, Smith Center, the Revs. Bernie Dickson and S.T. Taylor officiating. A service will at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Bethany Cemetery, Bethany.

Visitation will be at the funeral home. Dana L. Rothenberger WICHITA Dana L. Rothenberger, 46, Wichita, died Tuesday, Oct. 30,1990, in Nevada, Mo.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Clark-Gashaw Mortuary in Osborne. Danette Theresa Robl ELLINWOOD Danette Therese Robl, 17, rural Ellinwood, died Saturday, Nov. 3,1990, at Salina-Asbury Regional Medical Center. She died from injuries suffered when she was struck by a car while jogging near Lindsborg. Danette was born March 30, 1973, in Great Bend and was a lifelong resident of the Ellinwood-Claflin area.

She was a senior at Claflin High School and had been homecoming queen. She was a member of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Claflin. Survivors include her parents, Leonard F. and Doris Ann Robl of rural Ellinwood; four brothers, Terry of Ellsworth, Steve of Wichita, Jim of Belchertown, and Paul of Abilene; four sisters, Diane Robl of Louisville, Denise Robl of Oberlin, and Deanna Robl and Darcie Robl, both of Wichita. The funeral will be at 10:30 a.m.

Monday at the Immaculate Conception Church, Claflin, the Revs. Joseph Bahr and Charles Steier officiating. Burial will be in the Claflin Cemetery. A vigil service will be at 7:30 p.m. today at the church.

Memorials may be made to a Claflin Community Scholarship Fund set up in her name. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today at the Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home in Hoisington and from 15:30 to 9 p.m. today at the church.

Lloyd Bear RUSSELL Lloyd Bear, 81, Russell, died Friday, Nov. 2, 1990, at Gove County Hospital, Quinter. Mr. Bear was born Oct. 25,1909, in Russell County, where he remained a lifelong resident.

He was a retired farmer-stockman. His wife, Velda, died in 1941. Survivors include a daughter, Judy Tilton of Quinter; two brothers, Lee of Russell and Myrle of Great Bend; two sisters, Ethel Phillips of Luray and May Funk of Russell; six grandchildren; and 13 great- grandchildren. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Pohlman's Mortuary, Russell, the Rev.

Michael Kerr officiating. Burial will be in the Russell City Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or the Quinter Volunteer Ambulance Service. Visitation will be from noon to 9 p.m. today and after 9 a.m.

Monday at the funeral home. EarlW.McQeary SEBERY Earl W. McGeary, 84, Sebery, died Friday, Nov. 2,1990, at the Grainwood County Hospital in Eureka. Mr.

McGeary was born April 6, 1906, in Lincoln County. He was a retired grocer and security officer. Survivors include his wife, J. Marie of the home; a son, Dwayne of Clear-water; six daughters, Betty Utt of Kingman, Lois Cheney of Sylvan Grove, Doris Nelson of Lincoln, Nina Snyder of Walsenburg, and Phyllis Purcell and Bonnie Langer, both of Superior, a stepson, Paul Brown of Sebery; a sister, Lizzie Lyne of Lincoln; 25 grandchildren; 55 great- grandchildren; three step- grandchildren; 5 stepgreat- grandchildren; and 3 stepgreat- great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 1 p.m.

Tuesday at the Sebery Baptist Church, the Rev. Tony Pameticky officiating. Burial will be at. 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Hammer Cemetery in Lincoln, Kan.

Memorials may be made to Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Foundation. Visitation will be at the Forsberg Funeral Home, Sebery. Sarah R. Wacker LINCOLN Sarah R. Wacker, 85, Lincoln, died Friday, Nov.

2,1990, at the Mid-America Nursing Center, Lincoln. Mrs. Wacker was born Sarah Roush on Oct. 30, 1905, in Lincoln County and was a lifelong resident of the area. She was a homemaker and a member of the Emmanual United Church of Christ and the Womens Guild.

Her husband, Frank, died in 1975. Survivors include two sons, Gene Wacker and Harvey Roush, both of Lincoln; a daughter, Jeanette Feldkamp of Sylvan Grove; a sister, Stella Hildebrandt of Lucas; 12 grandchildren; and 16 great- grandchildren. The funeral will be 2 p.m. Monday at the Emmanual United Church of Christ south of Vesper, the Rev. Clarence McCreight officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Memorials may be made to the church. Visitation will be from noon to 9 p.m. today and 8 to 10 a.m. Monday at the Hall Mortuary, Lincoln, and after noon Monday at the church.

Roy G. Fry BELLEVILLE Roy G. Fry, 92, Belleville, died Friday, Nov. 2,1990, at the Belleville Health Care Center. Mr.

Fry was born Oct. 10, 1898, in Pawnee County, and lived in the Belleville area for many years. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Central Christian Church, the Belleville Kiwania's Club, the Senior Citizens and the Golden Wedding Club, all of Belleville. Survivors include his wife, Lola of the home; a son, Donald Fry of Omaha, a daughter, Darleen Morley of Dayton, Ohio; a sister, Vinna Tallent of Belleville; nine grandchildren; and 9 great- grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2:30 p.m.

Monday at the Central Christian Church, Belleville, the Rev. David DeShazo officiating. Burial will be in the Belleville Cemetery. Visitation will be at the Bachelor- Faulkner-Dart Funeral Home, Belleville. Skle Tyler McFall BURLEY, Idaho Skie Tyler McFall, 2 months, died Monday, Oct.

She was born Sept. 4,1990, in Burley. Survivors include her mother, Kathleen McFall of Burley; grandparents, Sharon and Bill McFall of Burley; a great-uncle and aunt, Jim and Betty McFall of Salina, two uncles and an aunt. A service was Friday in Babyland Cemetery at Roselawn Memorial Park in Salina, Pastor Joe Martin officiating. The McCullough Funeral Home, Burley, Idaho, handled arrangements.

Mallnda Ann Berry MINNEAPOLIS Malinda Ann Berry, 41, Minneapolis, died Saturday, Nov. 3,1990, at St. John's Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Ryan Mortuary. Hayden in lead in race, poll shows TOPEKA (AP) Republican Gov.

Mike Hayden has gained a slight lead over Democratic challenger Joan Finney going into Tuesday's election, the latest published poll said Sunday. The Topeka Capital-Journal's telephone survey of 1,000 registered voters said Hayden had 41 percent either solidly backing or leaning toward him, compared with 36 percent solidly backing or leaning toward Finney, the state treasurer. The poll said 8 percent planned or leaned toward independent candidate Christina Campbell-Cline of Wichita, and 15 percent were completely undecided. The respondents described themselves as likely to go to the polls Tuesday. The margin of error was plus or minus 3 percent.

The newspaper said its earlier polls showed Finney with a 48 percent to 35 percent lead over Hayden in early September, and a 37 percent to 37 percent tie in early October. Chapman house fire causes major damage CHAPMAN A house fire Saturday four miles south and two miles east of Chapman caused major damage. The Chapman Rural Fire Department responded to the fire about 4 p.m., a spokesman for the Dickinson County Sheriff's office said. The house was engulfed in flames and suffered major damage. The fire is believed to have started in the basement of the house.

No other details were available Saturday night. Briefly Eddie on The Munsters' jailed for theft i CHICAGO (AP) Patrick Allan Lilley, known as Bwtch Patrick when he played Eddie in the 1960s television series "The Munsters," was arrested on a charge oif stealing $130 from a limousine driver, police said. Lilley, 37, of Austin, Texas, was arrested Friday, police Police provided details but said Lilley was a passenger with another man in the limousine and no weapons were involved. i "Lilley contends that the driver was less than cordial and he kept getting them lost," said Nicholas Kerkeles, who defended Lilley at his arraignment. "A fight began and Munster, er, Mr.

Lilley, apparently took the wallet, claiming that the driver shouldn't have been paid-" The actor, who played the werewolf-like son of Herman and Lily Munster on the show, and John Patrick Sullivan, 33, of Chicago were charged with robbery of the driver at a gasoline station in suburban Glen Ellyn. Lilley was released on $1,000 bail. He told DuPage County Judge Bonnie Wheaton he makes a living attending conventions and making personal appearances as his former television character. Now in syndication, "The Munsters" ran from 1964 to 1966. Jogger hit, killed on county road LINDSBORG An Ellinwood teen died Saturday morning from injuries suffered when she was struck by a car while jogging Friday on Burma Road north of Lindsborg.

Danette Robl, 17, was struck by a car driving south about two miles north of Lindsborg, at about 5:45 p.m., according to the McPherson County Sheriff's Department. She and another jogger, Jon Daniels, 22, Lindsborg, were running south in the righthand lane of traffic when the accident occurred, a spokesman for the sheriff's department said. They were not facing traffic. Daniels was not hurt. The sheriff's department would not identify the driver of the car.

2 hurt when school bus, car crash Two people hurt Saturday in a crash with a school bus were in good condition Saturday night at St. John's Hospital. Derik L. Radke, 20, 638 Scott, suffered facial cuts, and Marie L. Billinger, 17,508 Yale, suffered a dislocated hip and facial cuts.

A car driven by Radke and a bus driven by Bonnie Roberts, 36, Paola, collided at Crawford and Front about 2 p.m. Roberts was turning left from Crawford on Front, and Radke was driving west on Crawford, according to the Salina Police Department. The bus was carrying passengers, but none were hurt. Radke and Billinger were wearing seatbelts. Boy hospitalized after collision A 7-year-old boy was in good condition Saturday at St.

John's Hospital after being hurt in a traffic accident at Prescott and Santa Fe. Eric M. Dalehite, Holyrood, suffered cuts near an eye, a hospital spokeswoman said. Eric was riding in a vehicle driven by Jack A. Dalehite 33, Holyrood.

It collided with a vehicle driven by Ralph W. Aker, 43, 816 Cherokee, Salina police said. The accident happened about 11:15 a.m. Eric was wearing a seat belt. Scandinavian meeting is today The 17th annual dinner meeting of the American Scandinavian Association of the Great Plains will be at 1 p.m.

today in the Wyatt Cafeteria banquet room at the Central Mall. Some seats are available to the public, with tickets costing $6.75. They are available by calling 825-4154 or 827-8188 in Salina, 227-2083 or 227-3454 in Lindsborg, and (316) 241-3967 or (316) 241-2699 in McPherson. Bruce Karstadt of Lindsborg is to speak on "From Little Sweden to Snoose Boulevard." Farmers (Continued from Page 1) soil' because you have one minute to work on it before it is too wet again," she said. Germany's educational system for farmers is also different.

To receive certification as a farmer, an applicant must spend two years working on different farms to learn such skills as tractor driving, harvesting, fertilizing and milking. They are also required to attend school to learn about farm economics. To graduate, farmers must write 20 reports and pass oral, written and practical exams. German farmers work with fewer government subsidies and strict limitations on production of some goods. Low-paid farm laborers receive $6.50 to $7 per hour, she said.

Stockling was also impressed by other differences in the two cultures. When Dr. Nickell took her through a Burger King drive-through, at first she thought it was a joke. "I couldn't believe what I saw," she said. "We got this bag of food for driving and eating all together." She said there are no four-way stops on German streets, and she found the driving speed on American highways to be incredibly slow.

"Americans have a lot of very comfortable things," she said. "No German would think properly about this." For example, she cited armrests and cupholders in cars and carry-out people at grocery stores. Stockling said many changes have taken place in Germany since reunification. At the border near her university, 192 people had been shot while trying to escape to the west across barbed wire and mines in front of tower guards. "I could hardly believe it when they said the borders are open," she said.

"I have been this year in the eastern part several times. They are building it up and working on everything." Stores in western Germany have run short on stock since East Germans were able to come buy. She said many East Germans have a lot of savings because they earned good money and had nowhere to spend it. Government subsidies kept the prices of rent and food artificially cheap, and some items were not available, she said. Toilet paper had to be bought on the black market, but bread was so cheap farmers were buying it and feeding it to their hogs, she said.

She said some former East Germans are having trouble adjusting to the west because they lack job training on modern equipment and can't keep up with the faster pace of production. Others were agents for the secret service in East Germany and never really worked at the factories where they were stationed. Stockling said she went on a university trip to East Germany about a week before the borders were opened. "There was a big demonstration and people were calling 'Gor- 'Free and 'Away with she said. "You could feel in the atmosphere that something important was going on." (Continued from Page 1) members.

That could explain why Nov. 2 appeared on Frick's order when the documents arrived in the appraiser's office on the same date. Frick hadn't received the order by Saturday. He said he hadn't decided whether to appeal his property's appraised value further by filing a lawsuit in Saline County District Court. "I very definitely feel it was politically motivated," Frick said of the county receiving the order before him.

Ben Frick, a Democrat, and Republican Mike White are vying for the 1st District commission seat in Tuesday's election. Aylward said the board is nonpartisan and would have nothing to gain by supplying the information to the county first. Saline County Appraiser Jim Headrick said he wouldn't have been aware of the order's arrival except that a radio reporter had been calling to check on the case. Frick was late in paying the second half of his 1989 taxes, in part because he was appealing his property's appraised values. He said he also was short of funds because of medical expenses incurred when a daughter was hurt in an accident.

For your information Hospital admissions Asbury Serena Bergren, 750 Seneca; Ruth R. Davis, 2601E. Crawford; Charlene I. Karnes, 2840 Ray; David E. Belk, Solomon; Jacqueline I.

Geisler, Concordia; Star Jbriea Hussey, Beloit; Maxine G. Kalivoda, Agenda; George W. Roenne, Osborne. St. John's Santos Sanchez, 2077 Mission Road; Eloise M.

Beck, 815 Windsor Drive; Marie L. Billinger, 508 Yale; Derrik L. Radke, 638 Scott; 7408 Frontier; Eric M. Dalehite, Holyrood. Hospital dismissals Asbury Cecil W.

Hoover, 1649 N. 5th; Tanya S. Manspeaker and baby boy, 631 Montrose; John V. Nordlund, 133 E. Jewell; Jolene R.

Platter and baby boy, 313 E. Claflin; Sheila N. Porter, 225 S. Clark; Colette Sandquist, 1415 Glendale; Margaret L. Sprague, 2660 E.

Shipton Road; Georgia L. Beals, McPherson; Armin J. Bitterli, Marysville; Deann Feldt and baby girl, Abilene; Alice E. Hobb, Lincoln; Ethan Harold Houlton, Abilene; Oma C. Miller, Abilene; Leo F.

Whitley, Wells. St. John's Berniece 0. Gay, 405 Missouri; Florence A. Ivan, 1418 Cloud Circle; Carol J.

Adams, 109 No. Estates Drive; Dixie 0. Hein, 219 E. 4th; Richard P. Ritter, 2037 Marc; Shirley M.

Snoddy, 118 N. Connecticut; Alvin H. Skucius, Cuba; Harold G. Johnson, Lindsborg. Births Boys: Serena D.

Bergren, 750 Seneca, 8 Ibs. 5 Girls: Loren and Lyniece R. Meyer, 1101 Gypsum, Apt. 6,9 Ibs. 8 born Nov.

1. District Court Civil filings Kelli Christine Keehner, through William K. Keehner, vs. Brian Lane Brazil, through William E. Brazil, for more than $10,000 in connection with a May 25,1989, accident in the 700 block of Highland in which Brian Brazil reportedly drove a vehicle into Kelli Keehner.

Police blotter Injury accident Meri J. Heidel, 22,930 Willow Drive, treated at Asbury-Salina Regional Medical Center for a neck injury after her car and a vehicle driven by Sara L. Erickson, 28, 850 Navajo, collided at 2 p.m. Friday in the 1400 block of West Republic. Melissa S.

Bean, 21, 325 E. Beloit, treated at Asbury-Salina Regional Medical Center for cuts and bruises after her car and a vehicle driven by Jason W. Owen, 19,1657 Beverly, collided at 3 p.m. Friday at the intersection of College and State streets. Theft 1944 N.

Ninth, Bosselman'a Truck Stop, diesel fuel taken without payment at 2 p.m. Friday; $325 loss. 419 Connecticut, sometime between 5:30 a.m. and noon, Siberian Husky lost or stolen belonging to Michael J. Robin, 21, 419 Connecticut; $100 loss.

Property damage 4700 W. Coronadp Heights Road, between Tuesday and Friday, several tombstones knocked over in the Smoky Hill Cemetery; $500 loss. Fire runs 100 block of South Cherry, 12:25 p.m. Friday, pile of scrap materials on fire, no damage. 400 S.

Broadway, 4:50 p.m. Friday, engine fire in car belonging to James Houston, Miami, $1,000 damage. Lottery numbers Kansas Cash Lotto The winning numbers in the Kansas Cash Lotto drawing Saturday night with an estimated jackpot of $238,752 are 10-13-15-19-24-32. Kansas Keno The winning numbers in the Kansas Keno drawing Saturday night with a jackpot of $50,000 are 3-4-6-11-13-1415-16-17-23-26-32-33-36-37-45-52-58-59-60 Lotto America The winning numbers drawn in Lotto America Saturday night with an estimated jackpot of $10.1 million are 3-9-33-36-53-54. Correotions Because of incorrect information given to the Journal, Edyle McDaneld's name was misspelled Saturday in a birth announcement.

Because of incorrect information given to the Journal, the number of stepgrandchildren was wrong in the Kent W. "Bill" Reed obituary in Saturday's edition. There are three stepgrandchildren. Because of a Journal error, the name of his wife, Jo, was listed incorrectly..