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The Des Moines Register Thursday, Novemrer9, 1995 7M Almanac ADVERTISEMENT Death Notices Leonard U. Bringenberg, 72, of 3108 40th Place died of asbestosis Tuesday at home. The body was do Nelva G. Heathcote, 74, of Carlisle died of emphysema Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center in rv r. Phyllis D.

Berkey, 77, of 4027 Manor Lane died of a heart ailment Tuesday at Hospice Kavanagh House. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Friday at Westover Funeral Home. Burial will be in Masonic Cemetery. Mrs.

Berkey, a homemaker, was born in Panora and moved to Des Moines 46 years ago. She was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church and Acanthus chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Among survivors are two sons, James of Clinton and Dwight of Salem, two brothers, Robert Ri-chey of Panora and Kenneth Richey of San Diego; a sister, Ina Jackson of Sun City, and seven grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice Kavanagh House. 3 BCRKSV Services for Phvllis D.

Berkey of 4077 Manor Lone will be II 00 AM Friday at the Funeral Home. Interment Mosonic Cemetery. Westover Funeral Home 37 HicKrrtanB4 Vi-1 BONFIELD Doris Horlcn-ist Bonlield, 57. of 70b Mo-haskn Dr lowaCifv. died ol cancer on Tuesday, Nov.

7. IW5, at her home. Funeral services will be held at 7 30 PM on Nov. 9, ot Donohue-Lens-tnu Funeral Home in Iowa Citv with Rabbi Jetferv Portman otficiatin. In lieu ol flowers, the family would appteciate contributions to Doris Bonlield Fund at Iowa City Public Schools Foundation.

Doris Bonlield was born in Brooklyn. NY on Nov. 16, 1937 to Joseph Lillian Harfenist. She attended schools In New York City Mioml Beach, L. She attended Brooklyn College of the City University ot New York for 3 years married Arthur Bonlield on Juno 10, 19ig She then moved to New Haven, CT to loin her husband who wasa law student there.

In 1959, Doris Bonlield received S. in Education from the University of Bridoeport then tnusht 6th rade for 7 years in Mllford, CT. She hod a daughter, Lauren Both Bonlield in 1961. Dons Bonfield moved with her husband dauohter to Iowa Citv in April, 1962. In the next few vears, sho was active in the lowoCity Leaque of Woman Voters became an accomplished potter.

She received an A. in Readlnq at the University ot Iowa in 197? a non degree Graduate Certification in Learning Disabilities in 1979 In 1978, she bacamea Language Arts Resource Specialist in the Iowa Citv Public Schools, continued in that position until shortly before her death, She was a member of Pi Lambda Theta. the National Honor Association for Women in Education in 199S, she received the Old Capital Area Reading Council Aword tor xcel-lenceln Promoting Literacy. Doris Bonfield Is survived by her husband, Arthur Bonlield, the John Murray Protessor Associate Dean at the University of Iowa Law School; a daughter, Lauren Beth Bonfield. Associate General Counsel to Ziff-Davis Publishing Company in New York Citv; and a brother, Stonley Harfenist.

a retired businessman Jrom GLASGOW Services ore pending for Beatrice Glasgow, 01210569th St. Westover Funeral Home KELLEY Lawrence E. "Pete" Kelley, 76, of Naples, FL, passed away on Mon Nov 6, 199S Mr. Kcl lev hod resided in Naples for the past 77 years com- ing from St Charles II. He was born in Des Moines, la on Jan.

18, 1919, a son ol the late Or. Lawrence and Susan J. Gunn Kcllev. Mr. Kcllev was a retired investment banker for Drexel, Burnhcim.

Lambert. He attended Shaf-tuck Military School, graduated from Northwestern University and was a member ot Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. Mr. Kelley was a former member ot the Royal Palm Country Club. The Elks Lodge and had qualified for the 1942 Olympics in swimming.

Surviving are his wife, Mary Kay Kelley ot Naples; his children, Susan Randolph, John Kelley, and Barbora Kelley; lour grandchildren; two brothers, Dr. John H. Kel lev and his wile. Janice ot Boca Raton, Robb Kellev and his wife Winifred ot Des Moines, la. Preceding him in death was a son, Michael L.

Kelley. A memorial service will be held on Nov. 9, at 5 00 PM in the chapel ot the Naples Funeral Home, 3107 Davis Blvd. with Father Robert Tabbert, pastor ot St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church officiating.

The lamly suggest, in lieu ot flowers, contributions be made to the building fund ot St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church, 5130 Rattlesnake Hammock Rd, Naples FL. in memory ot Pete Kelley. KRAMER Services for Ronald D. Kramer, of Grimes, will be 11 .00 AM Thursday at First Presbyterian Church.

Interment Sunnv Hill Cemeterv. Brandt Funeral Home Pqllas iVU791 PROBST Services lor Donald W. Probst, ot 301 56th St. will be 11:30 AM Thursday at St. Theresa's Catholic Church.

Interment Glendale Cemeterv. Westover Funeral Home 3Jl.ichmanJlai7fc45A7 WALSH Services for Sarah Ann (Sally) Walsh, of 4614 NW B6th will be 11 :00 AM Saturday at the Funerol Home. Interment Glendale Cemeterv. Visitation 1 hour prior to funeral service ot Westover Funeral Home 6337 Hickman Rd 27t-47 Hamilton's Lyon 605 Lyon Street 243-5221 Louis Beener AM Thursday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Charles Glbbens 1 1:00 AM thuisauval the uneral Home Leonal Danielson 1 01) PM f-ridavot the Funeral Home Elic Lowe 1 :30 PM Friday at Calvary Baptist Church Loren A.MIkkelsen 3:00 PM Saturday at Trinity United Methodist Southtown S400SWth 2H5-3911 Edwin Buchholti 5:00 PM Thursday a' Coptial City Baptist Chjrch Altoona 10S4ttlSt.SW 967-7754 Gary Jose 1:00 PM Thursday at the Funeral Home Loren A. Mikkelsen, 48, of 1307 Clark St.

died at home Wednesday of complications of AIDS. The body was cremated and a memorial service will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Trinity United Methodist Church, of which he was a member. j-w Mr. MiKKeisen was born in Man- Jl.

i Chester and moved to Des Moines 10 years ago from Cedar Falls. He was a med-aide with Nurse Force and had been a member of Drake Community Chorus, Des Moines Men's Chorus and Central Iowa AIDS Project. He also worked as an AIDS awareness educator. Surviving are a sister, Lynda Grapp of Cedar Falls; and two brothers, Donald and Larry, both of Waterloo. Memorial contributions may be made to Central Iowa AIDS Project.

Arrangements are being handled by Hamilton's Funeral Home. Leonal J. Danielson, 88, of 1731 Cleveland Ave. died of lung cancer Tuesday at home. Services will be at 1 p.m.

Friday at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery. Mr. Danielson was born in Roland and lived in Des Moines 35 years, coming from Waterloo. He retired as a meat cutter at Smitty's Foods, was an Army veteran of World War II and had been a member of American Legion and First Assembly of God.

His wife, Margaret Danielson of Des Moines, survives. Friends may call from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home, where the family will meet friends from 5 to 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to his church.

Bonnie C. Schjolberg, 96, of Fountain West Health Care Center, 1501 Office Park Road, West Des Moines, died of a heart ailment there Monday. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at McLaren's Funeral Chapel, and entombment will be in Resthaven Mausoleum. Mrs.

Schjolberg was born in Elk Point, S.D., and lived in West Des Moines 57 years and the care center seven years. She and her husband retired as operators of a home for girls. She was a member of Cottage Grove Presbyterian Church, Za-Ga-Zig Shrine Auxiliary, Order of the Eastern Star and Daughters of the Nile. A nephew and a niece survive. Friends may call from 3 to 4 p.m.

today at the funeral chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to her church. Evelyn Evans, 96, of Grimes died of a heart ailment Tuesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Friday at Ankeny Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery. Mrs. Evans was born in Cumming and moved to Grimes 10 years ago from the Johnston and Ankeny areas. She had been a teacher and later a seamstress at Vounkers department store, and she was a member of Johnston Garden Club and the National Association of University Women. Surviving are two sons, Don of Grimes and Howard of St.

Petersburg, and seven grandchildren. Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to Johnston Garden Club. MftRRIAfiEl' I Thete people hv applied for marriage license in Polk County: James West.

24 Des Moines, and Sharon Binning 21. Des Moines Charles A Toomer. 43. Des Moines, and Linda Giotfredi. 45.

Des Moines David Fischer, legal. Windsor Heights, and Patricia Kmnan. legal. Des Moines Daniel Conrad, 27. Urbandale.

and Mary Stodden, 20. Urbandale Greg W. Brimeyer. 25. Altoona.

and Deanna Helel. 23. Altoona Theodore M. Bolten. 25.

Des Momes. and Sarah Mjudsley. 24 Des Moines. Gerald Levench. 43.

Des Moines, and Julia A. Gitford. 36. Des Moines John Young. 44.

Des Moines, and Kimberly A Wells. 37. Des Moines. Khankham Vong Phandy, 25. Des Moines, and Saralini S.

Souksavath. 23. Des Moines. Marvin A Moulton. 29 Fremont.

Calif and Ka-thy Alger, 34. Fremont. Calif John Campbell. 46. Des Moines, and Beverly A Dmnen, 40.

Des Moines Kerry Cochran. 37. Oes Moines, and Vickie A Hochstetler, 32. Des Moines Steven Peterson. 31 Des Moines, and Sherri I Chambers.

29. Des Moines, Sean Lenihan. 24. Altoona. and Sarah A.

Launspach. 21. Altoona, Tom Laurie. 42, Des Moines, and Rebecca L. VanZandt.

28. Des Moines Brian D. Whaley. 26. Ankeny.

and Jamie A. Wjite. 24, Ankeny, Adan 23. Des Moines, and Yolanda Nuno. 24.

Des Moines Ricky McAllister. 23. Des Moines, and Karla A Casey. 23. Des Moines Scott A Strahl, 23.

Des Moines, and Malisa Clark. 23, Des Moines Walter L. Kham, 19. Des Moines, and Nipha-phone Praseuth. 20.

Des Moines. Yeth Yin. 20. Des Moines, and Trak Tip. 22.

Des Moines. Boesen THE FLORIST 12 Locations Cltywlde I Phones Answered 24 Hours A Day, Seven Days A Week All Major Credit Cards Accepted if Emily M. Alberts, 81, of 3209 Melanie Drive, Urbandale, died Tuesday at Iowa Methodist Medical center ot complications following a stroke. Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Friday at Sts.

Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Chicago, with burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemeterv in Worth, 111. Mrs. Alberts, a homemaker, was born in Chicago and moved to Urbandale nine years ago. She was a member of St. Pius Catholic Church.

Among survivors are a daughter, Carol Lee Riekenberg of Urbandale; a sister, Cecil Kissel of Cincinnati, Ohio; a brother, John Pawlik of Oak Lawn, and two grandchildren. The family will visit with friends from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Sourek Funeral Home in Chicago. Memorial contributions may be made to her church. Margaret W.

Patton, 79, of Pella died of a heart ailment Tuesday at Pella Community Hospital. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Second Reformed Church, of which she was a member. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs.

Patton was born in Ionia and lived in Clinton before moving to Pella in 1957. She was a former stenographer with the Iowa Hardware Mutual Insurance Co. in Mason City and had been a member of Central College Auxiliary. Surviving are her husband, Edward; two sons, James of Cedar Rapids and Stephen of Shreveport, a sister, Doris Karlaske of Des Moines; and eight grandchildren. Friends may call after 9 a.m.

today at Van Dyk-Duven Funeral Home, where the family will be present from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. HIV test for pregnant Iowa women is studied 1 By TOM CARNEY Rkoistkk Staff Whitkk -To protect unborn children, a state task force is considering ways to test all pregnant women in Iowa for HIV, the human immunodeficiency virus that causes AIDS. The group, which plans to make its recommendations to the Iowa Department of Public Health early next year, must resolve the dilemma of promoting public health by keeping HIV-positive women from infecting their unborn children while protecting individual rights. "There are social consequences just in having the test done," state epidemiologist Patricia Quinlisk told the Iowa State Board of Health Wednesday.

"Some insurance companies presume that once you've had the test, you have the risk factors." On the other hand, said Dr. Kenneth Anderson, a board member from Des Moines, there are "real public health consequences in continuing a head-in-the-sand approach" in failing to test pregnant women. tThe task force was formed last summer after a study established that HIV infection among babies could be substantially reduced by administering a drug called zidovudine while the babies are still in the womb. That was followed by federal recommendations to do the test and provide the treatment. task force has decided that all pregnant women should be counseled about the risks of infecting unborn children with HIV, but it hasn't decided how.

It also hasn't decided whether to seek HIV testing for all pregnant women and whether the tests should be voluntary or mandatory. Quinlisk said Iowa law requires that counseling accompany any HIV tests, and tests and counseling would best be done in the office of a woman's own doctor. One solution would be to do HIV tests on every pregnant woman unless the woman declines, said Quinlisk. That sounds good." said Dr. Gary Peasley of Marshalltown, the board's president.

"But that requires art enormous amount of testing and counseling." Using health department data, Peasley said 1 1 babies were born to HIV-positive Iowa women in 1994. Statistically, three babies would have been infected themselves and of the three, one could have been saved by zidovudine. Saving that baby is "laudable," he said, but is it practical to test and counsel all Iowa pregnant women? Kirk Bragg, executive director of the Aids Project of Central Iowa an advocacy group for people with AIDS said it would be worth it. Iowa can't count on continuing to have a relatively small number of HIV cases, he said. "Those numbers are slowly going up 1 -VV I Des Moines Deaths ALBERTS Emily 81.

of 3209 Melanie Drive. Urbandale. died Tuesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. BALLARD Duane 71. ot 1301 Third Ankeny.

died Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. BERKEY Phyllis 0.. 77. of 4027 Manor Lane died Tuesday at Hospice Kavanagh House BRAUNSCHWEIG Richard. 65.

ol Pocahontas died Tuesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. BRIGHT Bonnie. 76. of 2613 Wedgewood Ave. died Tuesday at Des Moines General Hospital DANIELSON Leonal 88.

of 1731 Cleveland Ave died Tuesday at home HART Hucey 89. ot 909 26th St. died Monday at Veterans Medical Center HEATHCOTE Nelva 74. of Carlisle died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. KLOCKE Delores.

64. of Aubudon died Monday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center LACY Nora 84, ot 1 767 W. 101st Clive. died Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. MATTESON Leroy 53.

of Webster City died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. MIKKELSEN Loren A 48. ot 1307 Clark St. died Wednesday at home. SCHJOLBERG Bonnie C.

96. ol Fountain West Health Care Center, 1501 Office Park Road. West Des Moines, died there Monday SCHREIBIR John A 66. ot Osceola died Tuesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. SMALL Lewis 74.

of 2945 Logan Ave. died Wednesday at Veterans Medical Center. STEMSRUD Beii. 84. of Monteuma died Wednesday at Oes Moines General Hospital WALSH Sarah A 93.

ot Urbandale Health Care Center. 4614 84th Urbandale. died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center Pes Moines Births DES MOINES GENERAL HOSPITAL BURNS Lon and Rick of Prairie City, a son. Tuesday. CAMPBELL Chasity of Des Moines, a son.

Tuesday. McDONALD April and Ronnie ot Des Moines, a son, Tuesday. SEYMOUR Mary and Ike ol Des Moines, a son. Wednesday. IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL BOCKHOLT Melody and Garry of Norwalk.

a son, Wednesday JOHNK Kim and Mitch ot Urbandale. a daughter. Tuesday PERRY Stacey and Tim ol Altoona. a son. Monday.

STUVA Tanya and Matt of Norwalk. a son. Tuesday. WAFSON Heather Watson and Jeff Pautz ol Des Moines, a son, Monday. IOWA METHODIST MEDICAL CENTER BUCHANAN Kathy and Mike ot Diagonal, a son.

Tuesday. KOVAR Marcy and Jeff of Indianola. a son. Tuesday. LINK Tracy of Mount Ayr, a daughter.

Tuesday. MAIN Deann and Matt of West Des Momes, a daughter, Tuesday. MORRIS Margie and Brian of Des Moines, a daughter. Tuesday. MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER BUONANNI Heather and Bernard of Indianola.

a son. Wednesday DITERMAN Cindy Determan and Julio Hernandez of Ankeny. a daughter. Monday DOWELl Juke Patterson of West Des Moines, a son. Monday.

DUNCAN Resina Duncan ol Des Moines and Jimmie Shields of Racine, a son, Tuesday. GATLIFF Kim and Chester ol Urbandale. a daughter, Monday JONES Laura and Jell of Dallas Center, a daughter, Wednesday. KENNEDY Mary Anne and Ron ol West Des Moines, a daughter. Tuesday.

KUHN Nancy and Christopher of Des Moines, a son, Tuesday. NYE Shawn and Mike of Des Moines, a son, Tuesday. REES Amy and Scott of Des Moines, a son. Wednesday. WELCH Stephanie and Bradley of Des Moines, a daughter.

Friday. HART Services for Hucey H. Han of9f(9 Street ill be 1:00 PM. Sat. 1 1 1 1 -u5 al Merle Hay Funeral HomcC hapel.

Interment hapel Hill Garden. MERLE HAY at Chapel Hill fLNLRAL HOMt MAL'SOLU'M CEMETERY COLUMBARIUM CREMATORIUM 44IMI MERLE HAY ROAD EtS MOINES, IOW A 5(1310 HIGHLAND MEMORY GARDENS BuriilSpiccs00S4S0 Cnve Openinj M-F S400 Sit $500 Burial Viults-Bronzt Mtmoriils $375 Starring at Pre Nwd Only Under $500 Up (o 36 months no interest on pre-need. 289-2230 Des Moines Coliimbanuni Niche Complete 1100) AppIkmMc Sjki Ta UwnCrypi Complete Wt AppttCtiMc ix Anni Co. Jewelry mm i. ii, in a uj momes.

oerv- 1 ices will be at 9 I in am SatnrHav 4' at Richardson Fu- vw a Home in LTON Carlisle and IT t. ettafl Htifial Ka in fj tSUI lul TY1U lC III Carlisle City 1 1 Cemetery. 1 Mrs. cote, a homemaker, was born in Wheaton, and lived in the Carlisle area most of her life. She is survived by two daughters, Dixie Crook of Avon and Charlene Mealey of Minnesota; two sons, Walter Virden and Terry Virden; and a brother, John Refalt, all of Carlisle; six grandchildren; and eight greatgrandchildren.

The family will visit with friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral Memorial contributions may be made to the American Lung Association. David Bradley Michael, 21, of In-dianola died at home Sunday of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The death was ruled a suicide. A memorial service will be at 1:30 p.m.

Saturday at Trenton (Mo.) Church of the Nazarene. Burial of the cremains will be in Harris (Mo.) Cemetery. Mr. Michael was born in Trenton and moved to Indianola from Winterset. He was employed by Chuck Gerhart Construction Co.

in New Virginia and was a member of the Army Reserves. Surviving are his wife, Anita; a daughter, Jamie Michael at home; his parents, Jimmy and Barbara Michael, a brother, Randy, a foster brother, Rodney Ford, a sister, Tiffany Michael, and two foster sisters, Laci Dunn and Nikki Hatfield, all of Mercer, and his grandmother, Maxine Atkinson of Trenton. Slater Funeral Home in Trenton is in charge of arrangements. AMES Mildred McBeath Harvey. 85; Barbara L.

Binkley, 57; Margaret B. Wilson, 90; Jeanne A. Cable. 52. ASHTON Gilbert Wallrich.

83 BELLE VUE Dale Sullivan, 55 BLOOMFIELO Dick Miller. 71: Bobby Vass. 73 COLFAX VelmaL. Reese, 88 COLO Zola Carver. 94.

DANBURY John A Brenner. 84 ELDON Ivan Chance. 86 FORT MADISON Robert Tibbets. 79; Katherine Dietsch; Lawrence Beckert. 75; Joseph Garcia.

65; Bertha Pumphrey. 95; Ruth Jordan. 76; Cloda Gunn, 102; Harriet Dusenberry. 74: Hal-ley Horn. 4 days.

HILLSBORO Richard Wixom. 56 HUXLEY Elmer 6 Landolt. 87: Elizabeth Aletta Wee. 93. KELLOGG Eugene Auten.

70 LOGAN Hattie Rand. 85. LYNNVILLE E.O. Peterson, 58. MAPLETON Lloyd Myers 70: Leona Kraft.

79 MAQUOKETA Joseph A Thies. 86 MAXWELL Vivien Angle. 80 McCALLSBURQ Floyd Strother. 74 MILES Florence M. Papke.

93: Ernest Schneider, 87. MONROE Alice Simbro. 79 MONTROSE Raymond Rupe, 78. MOORHE AO Evelyn Louise Bmgen Savery. 73 MOVILLE Carl Jacob Byerly.

92. Lillian D. Schwarj, 61; Thelma I. Hinds. 86; Verl C.

Van Norman. 84. NEVADA Helen Myers. 79: Paul Banks. 90: OpalL Butord.

90. NEWTON Clifford L. Farland. 67: Don Mack- erman, 81; Louise Ponder. 56.

OSKALOOSA Dorothy Moore. 84: Robert Bruere. 71; Mabel Johnson, 85. ONAWA James Vipond. 8 1 OTO Alexander M.

Kulver, 4 days. OTTUMWA Walter Swanson. 83; David Wilkins. 59; Myrtle Boyd. 75; Vida Coate.

82; Mariorie Swanson. 82, Evelyn Brummett. 61: Frank Simmers. 84; James Doud. 73: Ellen Williams.

75; Leia Heckart. 85; Alice Hammersley. 83: Florence Arnold, 82 PRAIRIE CITY William Perkins 70. SANBORN Tony Boone, 81; Mynard Vantol. 85; Wayne Wright.

87. SIBLEY Cecelia Janssen, 70. Ben Christians. 84 SIGOURNEY Elma Hacked. 93 SIOUX CITY Eunice Jones.

102; Robert Chase Larimer. 70. EluabemA Swanberg. 71: Harold Levine. 74.

Howard Servine. 80: Edna M. Jes-sen. 86; Irene Johnson. 87; Isabel Tomlinson.

79 Milo Bergeson, 90; Lorraine E. Steely. 72. Eunice Wemstem, 78. Reba 1.

Schmidt. 87: Ralph D. Collins, 80. Eddie Washi-nowski. 74; Marie Stowe.

78; Cecil J. Teisin-ger. 82. Eldora Merrill. 91; Osborne Sand-berg.

86. Clydene Braband. 50; Ann Gruber. 99. Francine Howard.

87, Donald Muckey, 77. Jay Allen Orr. 77. Donna Rae Gant. 53; Garnet Knutson.

68 STORY CITY Ruth Stoll. 85: Jeffrey Town-swick. 86 Thete people have been granted divorces in Polk County: Patrick and Shirley Dorrian. Shelly Lynn and Michael Josef Gates Kimberly E. and Dean Farley.

Sandra D. and Patrick Poston. JoAnn Connthia and Curtis Eugene Hale Cindy Lynn and Scott Frank McClurg. Anne E. and Robert Sundberg Laura Lynn and Melvm DeWayne Woods Slides and Photos to Video Tape Duplications Foreign Tape Conversions 1 1905 Ingersoll 282-4411 CondHieiMd Air Inc.

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He was a retired carpenter, a Navy veteran of World War II and a member of the carpenters union. Among survivors are his wife, Elaine; three daughters, Trudi Hoist of Johnston and Linda Brown and Wendy Bringenberg, both of Des Moines; two sons, James of Lincoln, and Jeffrey Bringenberg of Portland, three sisters, Rita Kent of Claremont, and Trudy Fenton and Eleanor Bringenberg, both of Bethlehem; five brothers, Vincent of Chalfont, and Paul, Frederick, Thomas and Carl, all of Bethlehem; six grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Memorial contributions may be made to his church. Merle Hay Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Hucey H.

Hart, 89, of 909 26th St. died of a heart attack Monday at Veterans Medical Center. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Merle Hay Funeral Home. Burial will be in Chapel Hill Gardens Cemetery.

Mr. Hart, who retired from Swift Packing was born in Buxton and had lived in Des Moines since 1929. He was an Army veteran of World War II and a member of Morning Star Baptist Church. Among survivors are his wife, Alice; two sons, Jack Hart and Donald Smith, and two daughters, Linda Stanley and Beverly Hart, all of Des Moines; 12 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Friends may call from 1 to 8 p.m.

Friday at the funeral home, where the family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Dorothy I. Ware, 81, of Winter-set died Tuesday at home of complications of Parkinson's disease. The body was cremated and graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Sunny Hill Cemetery in Grimes.

Mrs. Ware, who retired as a secretary at Tension Envelope was born in Akron, Ohio, and moved to Winterset three years ago after living in Des Moines and Florida. She was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church. Survivors include a son, Dennis of Waukesha, a daughter, Belinda Stookey of Winterset; three grandchildren; and two step-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Community Care Center in Winterset or Patterson United Methodist Church.

Arrangements are being handled by Dahlstrom Funeral Home. Mary Jane Roper, 75, of Chur- dan died of cancer Monday at Greene County Medical Center in Jefferson. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. today at St. Columbkille Catholic Church in Churdan, with burial at Highland Township Cemetery.

Mrs. Roper, a homemaker, lived in Churdan all her life. She was a member of the Catholic Church, Rosary Society and American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliaries. Among survivors are her husband, Raymond; a daughter, Linda Chris-tensen of Ankeny; a son, Randy of Churdan; and a brother, Robert Hackett of Des Moines. Brown Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

DCS MOINES FIRE DEPARTMENT Nov. 8. i.m. 922 East Sixth medical call. 2:57 i.m.

5401 SW. 20th medical call 3 14 m. 5201 S. Union medical call. 4:38 I.m.

6 1 6 Tenth St alarm malfunction. 5:07 1300 E. 14th hazardous condition 5:33 61 2 Davis Awe medical call 6:57 i.m. 1 865 Creston Ave medical call. 7:12 i.m.

1 204 Johnson vehicle tire 7:42 300 block of County Line, medical rail. 7:48 9th and Day streets, medical call 7:51 391 2 W. 12th medical call. 7:58 63rd Street and Railroad Avenue. medical call 8:59 2055 Hubbell Ave medical call 9:08 i.m.

W. 1 1th and Burnham streets. medical call 9:54 200 ulton Drive, medical call 10:55 4903 Southwest Sixth St medical Clll 11:29 i.m. 5421 Aurora Ave medical call 16th medical call 11:55 a.m. 2309 Euclid Ave medical call 12 01 p.m.

2559 Euclid medical call. 12:20 p.m. 6202 W. 1 3th St smoke scare 12:24 p.m. 4806 Merced St medical call.

12:28 p.m. 4545 Merle Hay Road medical call 12:51 p.m. Southeast Fifth St. and McKinley Avenue, medical call. 1101 SW Park St call 1:49 p.m.

4 1 20 Ninth Street, medic al call 10 p.m. 24 1 2 St medical call. 2:42 p.m. 422 Broad St. call.

3:04 p.m. 1 5th and Walnut streets, medical call. 3:12 p.m. 200 W. Army Post Road, medical call 3 34 p.m.

391 3 Cambridge medical call 5:02 p.m. 67 1 5 15th good intent call. 5:13 p.m. 44 19 Hickman Road, smoke scare. 5:26 p.m.

4731 Merle Hay Road, alarm malfunction. 5:32 p.m. 1 948 Arlington medical call 6:45 p.m. 5201 Union false call. 7:08 p.m.

1 504 48th medical call 8:55 p.m. 8 1 4 24th St medical call 9:07 p.m. 4343 Merle Hay Road, smoko scare. 9:16 p.m. 1508 E.

Pleasantview Drive vehicle fire. 9:26 o.m. 1 500 55th St medical call wmfwmw '4 ,.:3 xjr Eupd Governor Square.