The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 135

THE UKS MOINES REGISTER AIM Friday. November 4, 1988 ALMANAC Downtown restaurant latest drug raid target BIRTHS Moinet CARL JOHN VALIN Carl John Valin, 85, of 2222 E. 12th St. died of a heart ailment Wednesday at his son's home here. Services will JOE JUSTINO ALATORRE Joe Justino Alatorre, 88, of 420 S.E.

Livingston Ave. died of a heart attack Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Services By TOM SUK Register Staff Writer The Des Moines Police Department's stepped-up anti-drug efforts movftd downtown Thursday when police raided LaRucci's Restaurant and arrested Its at 618 Locust St. for drugs early tod owner. Police were searching the restaurant Officers carried warrants charging volvcd in the sale of marijuana and Three people were arrested on owner.

Louis Gary Cauterucci, 38, was charged with possession of cocaine charges of possession of cocaine were drug of woman. i Cauterucci and an unidentified bartender were also charged with servj liminr In minors. About 50 people were in the restaurant when police raided it about if JO p.m., said Lt. Peter Rounds of the police narcotics control unit. Most were released after questioning because "they were just bystander!" he said.

However, officers had arrest warrants for a number of employees aid some customers, Rounds said. When officers entered the building, they saw a number of young woitien drinking alcohol. Rounds said police had confirmed that four of the wdmn ranged in ages from 17 to 19 years old. The drinking age is 21. Police said they will consult today with the city attorney about possibly ing the restaurant's assets.

I Police have increased the number of raids on suspected drug-dealing Joj Des Melnes General Hospital BERST Knsti of 216 W. 48th Place, son, Wednesday. PULSIPHER Lorchln and Kevin of 410 '(V. Perk Ave a son, Wednesday. Iowa Lutheran Hospital DREW Tnerese and Marvin of 4239 Sixth a daughter.

Thursday. KENNEDY Oonna and Gregory Oerlwlg of II Fulton Drive, a daughter, Tuesdav. SLEETH Lisa Baker and Donald of 2416 E. Sheridan a son, Thursday, tewa Memedlst Medical Center NEWLIN Anlia and Robert Jr. of 4024 Amherst a daughter.

Thursday. GORNICK Tlttany and Donald of 2120 S.E. King son, Thursday. SENGBUSCH Michelle and Scott of 3700 Urban dale a son, Thursday. CHESLEY Linda and Roger of 7704 Benton Drive, Urbendale, a daughter, Thursday.

MOELLER Barbara and Gregory of 1919 Junl per Court, a daughter, Thursday. POORE Angele and Larry of Winterset, I daughter, Wednesday. Mercv Hospital Medical Center PIERCE Janeila and David ol 3846 E. Ovid a daughter, Wednesdev. SKINNER Wendy and James of 11 Gtenview Drive, a son, Wednesday.

WHITE Cynthia and Thomas of 3419 E. 39th St a daughter, Wednesday. HURLEY Mary and Brant Mayer of 3511 49th son. Wednesday. COPLEY Janet and David ol Polk City, a son, Wednesday.

GOWEY Rhonda and Jerald of 4209 91st St Clive. a deuehter. Wednesday. CRAWFORD Julie and Kevin of Indlgnola, a son, Thursday. ROTH Dlanne and Ted of Indianola, a daughter, Thursday.

DIVORCES Philip F. and Donna L. Latessa. Leann and William Joseph Smith. Merita Kathleen end Randal Linn Welch.

John and Marlbel E. Wininger. Gweniih C. Fry Davis and James N. Davis.

DEATHS Iowa ALBIA Nellie Beniamln, 93. BONAPARTE Alice Kreiilnger, 81. CHARITON Ted J. Foster, 62, Evelyn E. Cox, 43.

COLESBURG Loren Fausl, 60; Ruth Kahrs, 90. CORYDON H. Soencer Peck, 91. COUNCIL BLUFFS Glen L. Carlson, 69; Harry Falk, 33; Gloria Turner, 62; Harlin Baxter, 70; Snirlev Schooler, 58; Henry G.

Wolff, 66; Fred Eckardt, 66; Alma Martin, 83; Brandie A. Pauley, 15; Marilyn J. Greer, 48; Patricia A. Hansen, 57; Burdsill Rice, 67; Bertha C. Golden, 63; James Darveaux, 46; Leona P.

Ford, 89; Ruth Neumann, 75; Helen C. Hoffman, 72; Gertrude Hull, 91; Roland F. Hansen. CRESTON Elizabeth Griffin, 87. DELHI John W.

Cookslev, 83. DONNELLSON Viola M. Lowenberg, 87; Ollie Apeland, 88; Velma Anton, 80; Cecil Lamm, 73. DOUDS Theodore W. Plowman, 82; Nelta A.

Dunkln, 85. FARNHAMVILLE Harry L. Cox, 81. FORT MADISON Dr. George McMillan, 75; Gavhart Gunderson, 87; Bernlce Johnson, 77; M.

Louise Cowles, 66. GARDEN GROVE Eileen Smith, 72. GRAND RIVER Dorothy Jean Seguin, 58; Ar- lene Amy Stogdlll, 76. GREELEY Helen M. Baehler, 83.

KEOSAUQUA Nova L. Hendrlchsen, 79. LAKE CITY Ethel J. Orl, 89. LEON Carl Miles Woods, 78.

MANCHESTER Edna Pelola Huntsinger, 79; Merle McKee, 57; Clarence Elmer Ondler, 92; John A. Hullgren, 85; Stanley Reeder, 90; Del-mon Lenus Kincade, 57; Millie Edith Hermann, 93; Richard Klein, 62; Frieda Elsie Wall, 79. MANSON Mavme Ellinger, 98. MILTON Golda Lancaster, 92. MONTROSE Eunice Marshall, 84.

MUSCATINE H. Edward Schroeder, 101; Florence H. Mason, 66; Dean Marvin Rinnert, 42, Carl A. Kraklow, 91; Ruth A. Crampton, 90; Norton Lake, 87; Cora J.

Hagen, 79, Edwin E. Marston, 62; Vance W. Chapman, 74. ONEIDA Eric C. Erickson, 74.

PETERSBURG Emma Ovel, 87. READLYN Mary Alice Lockord, 70. ROCKWELL CITY Olive Tapps, 87; Dr. D.C. Carver, 76.

SEYMOUR George B. Wise, 70. SPRINGDALE A. Marshal McMath, 65. ST.

CHARLES Viola Florence Holland, 75. STOCKPORT Calvin Doutharl, 87. STOCKTON A.H. Ladehoff, 86. STORM LAKE Margery Medhurst, 81; Luclle Gaherty, 88.

VAIL Louise Bvrnes, 79. VILLISCA Herbert Phillls, 59. VINTON Viola Troxel Watson, 85; Pearl Cramer, 97. WAPELLO Nora Jennings, 97; Francis Young, 74. WEST LIBERTY Harold O.

Keele, 77; Ignacio Zulaica, 65. WEST POINT Louise Boedlng, 65. WINTERSET S. Brown Agnew, 86; Mabel Wright, 95; the Rev. Maurice John Schulte, 72; Myrtle Johnson, 99, Lyle R.

Davis, 81. tions and the size of the narcotics sauad the raids have been in the inner city, tant drug dealing. Earlier this week, police appealed zens to report drug dealing. Councilman: Let's get tough on junk law By PERRY BEEMAN Register Staff Writer City Councilman Michael McPherson plans to ask the council Monday to strengthen the city's efforts at cleaning up junk by "deputizing" the city's staff. McPherson said the beautification ordinance passed in February by the City Council has helped rid yards of junk, but the effort could be bolstered.

City workers primarily respond to complaints from neighbors. But McPherson wants the staff to look more closely for violations themselves. "I want them to aggressively pursue violations," he said. McPherson represents northeast Des Moines, whose residents have lodged many of the junk complaints. The ordinance generally prohibits the storage of junk cars and other assorted trash in yards.

City Manager Cy Carney recently decided to add a fourth inspector to help deal with a record number of complaints. In the first six months after the measure passed, 1,574 complaints were filed, more than double the number of a similar period last year. On another matter, McPherson said he will ask the Park and Recre ation Board to avoid setting trick-or-treat nights on Wednesdays or Sundays in the future to avoid conflicts with church activities. A number of Des Moines residents complained that this year's Sunday night observance of Halloween interfered with church activities. be at 1 p.m.

Saturday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, with burial in Fjeldberg Cemetery in Huxley. Mr. Valin was born in Creston and lived in Des Moines for 48 years. He was a retired teller for Valley National Bank and a mem ber of Grandview Lutheran Church. Surviving are two sons, Lawrence of Des Moines and Paul of Baxter; two sisters, Dorothy Wise of Phoenix, and Ann Leininger of Clear Lake; 10 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

Friends may call after 5 p.m. today and until service time Saturday at the funeral home, where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. today. Memorial contributions may be made to his church. EARL DOUGLAS The Register's Iowa News Service NEVADA, IA.

Earl Douglas, 78, of rural Nevada died of cancer Tuesday at home. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Chet Ryan Mortuary. Burial will be in Colo Cemetery at Colo. Mr.

Douglas was born in Missouri Valley and lived in Nevada for 38 years. He was a retired farmer and milk delivery man. Survivors include his wife, Pauline Troutner; two sons, Dean of Des Moines and Craig of Nevada; a daughter, Janet Craig of Des Moines; two stepdaughters, Verna Sass of Golden, and Wynetta Davis of Fair Grove, a brother, Leslie; three sisters, Rosie German, Hazel Vickroy and Beatrice Williams; 15 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Friends may call after noon today at the mortuary. DEATHS Des Moines ALATORRE Joe 8, of 420 S.E.

Livingston Ave. died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. PEBBLES Randy 33, of 930 S.W. Emma Ave. died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

SCHULTZ Harold 69. of Pomerov died Wednesday at Mercy Hosoital Medical Center. TRUBER Minnie, 84, of 205 S.E. Thornton Ave. died Thursday at Des Moines General Hosoital.

VERMEREULEN Beltv 66, of 4329 48th St. died Thursday at Mercy Hosoital Medical Center. MARRIAGES These people have applied far marriage licenses in Polk County. Darrell D. Sholley, 47, DeSoto, and Mary Kay Sholley, 38, DeSoto.

Brian H. Hlldreth, 27, Ankeny, and Jodi L. O'Connor, 27, Ankeny. Wayne D. Smith, 30, Ankeny, and Carolyn A.

Brandl, 33, Ankeny. James A. Frederick, 19, Des Moines, and Klm-berly A. Spaw, 19, Callaway, Minn. Jeffrey L.

Vogt, 32, Des Moines, and Janet A. Stewart, 43, Des Moines. Rickie W. Berg, 34, West Des Moines, and Kathleen M. Thomas, 25, West Des Moines.

Kenneth E. Chasten, 20, Des Moines, and Joy R. Woodworth, 18, Des Moines. Richard H. Stevens, 29, West Des Moines, and Sara E.

Seymour, 24, West Des Moines. Ronald J. Marx. 26, Des Moines, and Tami R. Keely, 18, Des Moines.

Gary D. Evans, 21, Des Moines, and Jamie J. Collins, 19, Des Moines. Terry M. Hill, 34, Ues WOines, ana lemmy j.

Barnes, 20, Des Moines. Walter M. Rehberg, legal, Des Moines, and Barbara J. Anderson, legal, Des Moines. DEADLINES DATA These announcements are accurate to the best our knowledge.

However, the scheduling of events Is subiect to change. The Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development will meet today at the Sheraton. The Association of Trial Lawyers of America will meet today at the Hotel Savery. The Fall Vision Conference will be today at the Starllte Best Western. The Associated Builders of Iowa will meet today at the Marriott Hotel.

The Society of Certified Insurance Counselors will meet today and Saturday at the Holiday Inn South. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Iowa Association will meet today and Saturday at the Airport Hilton. The Episcopal Diocese of Iowa will meet today and Saturday at the Hotel Fort Des Moines. The Iowa Council of Teachers of English Iowa Writers Project will be lodav through Sunday at Marriott Hotel. The Men's Garden Clubs of America will hold a national directors' meeting Friday through Sunday the Hotel Fori Des Moines.

The Lions Club will meet Saturday and Sunday the Starllte Best Western. The Iowa Lodging Association will meet Sunday through Tuesday at University Park Holiday Inn. CARL JOHN VALIN OBITUARIES RANDY E. PEBBLES Randy E. Pebbles, 33, of 920 S.W.

Emma Ave. died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Services will be at I' I 2 p.m. Saturday at VJUr Southtown Funeral Home chapel, and burial will be in Avon Cemetery In rural Des Moines. The cause of death 1 yl ls unknown, pend- in? autnnsv results 1 Mr.

Pebbles was born In Ottumwa and lived in Des RANOY E. PEBBLES Moines for 26 years. He was an installation specialist for Stereo Sound Studios and was a member of Archery, Field and Sports. Surviving are his wife, Rebecca; a daughter, Angela Pebbles, and a son, Andrew, both at home; his parents, Ramona and Raymond "Gene" Pebbles, a sister, Racheile Ware, and his grandmother, Mable Newland, all of Des Moines; two brothers, Russell of Spring Hill and Ryle of Des Moines; and his great-grandmother, Eva Clapper of Unionville, Mo. Friends may Call after 4 p.m.

today at the funeral home. GEORGE MOSS SR. George "Babe" Moss 68, of 3009 Carr St. died of a heart ailment Wednesday at Des Moines General Hospital. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Saturday at Hamil- ton's Funeral Home, and burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Mr. Moss was born in Waukee and lived in the Des george Moines area all his moss sr. life. He retired from the street cleaning department of the city of Des Moines, was an Army veteran and had been a member of the American Legion.

Surviving are his wife, Myrtle; a daughter, Nora Clark of Des Moines; a son, George Jr. of Pleasant Hill; three foster daughters, Dorothy Rhoades and Dolly Williams, both of Des Moines, and Katherine Brewbak-er of West Des Moines; two foster sons, James Legg of San Diego and Alva Legg of Des Moines; a half-brother, Cecil Thornburg of Des Moines; and six Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the funeral home. MYRTLE OTT Tht Register's Iowa News Service JEFFERSON, IA. Services for Myrtle Ott, 85, of Jefferson, who died of a heart ailment Wednesday at Greene County Medical Center, will -be at 1 p.m.

Saturday at Slininger-Rossow Funeral Home. Burial will be in Jefferson Cemetery. Mrs. Ott, a lifelong resident of Greene County, was a homemaker and a member of Central Christian Church. Surviving are two daughters, Pauline Sullivan of Manhattan Beach, and Mary Ann Derry of Bag-ley; a son, Orlo of Orient; five sisters, Eva Stoline and Sylvia Newton, both of Jefferson, Vera Beals of La Puente, Thelma Branden-berg of Lehigh and Florence Norton of Long Beach, a brother, Howard Ross of Des Moines; 13 grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren.

Friends may call after 9 a.m. today at the funeral home, where the family will greet friends from 7 to 8 p.m. WILLIAM ALLEN The Register's Iowa News Service WINTERSET, IA. William "Harold" Allen, 75, of Winterset Care Center died of heart and lung ailments Wednesday at Veterans Administration Medical Center in Des Moines. Graveside services will be at 1 p.m.

Saturday at Breeding Ceme tery in Drakesviiie. Mr. Allen was born in Princeton, and lived in Des Moines, Indian-ola, Ottumwa and Pulaski before moving to Winterset. He was a retired welder for Brady Manufacturing in Ankeny and had been a Navy veteran of World War II. A son, Richard of Des Moines, and a grandchild survive.

Dunn's Funeral Home is handling arrangements. LL'ELLA ERICKSON The Register's lewe News Service MADRID, IA. Services for Luel-la Erickson, 97, of Madrid, who died of a heart ailment Thursday at Boone County Hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Sundberg-Kirkpatrick Funeral Home. Burial will be in Hillsdale Cemetery near Madrid.

Mrs. Erickson was a lifelong resident of the Madrid area and had been a homemaker. She is survived by a daughter, Mar-jorie Erickson of Madrid; three grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren. Friends may call after lOa.m today at the funeral home. GTAW will be at 10 a.m.

Saturday at St. Anthony's Church, and burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. Mr. Alatorre was born In Mexico and lived In Des Moines for 60 years. He re JOI JUiTINO tired from the Waterloo Tile and ALATORRI Marble Co.

and was a member of the Catholic Church and the Bricklayers Union. Surviving are two sons, Dennis of Des Moines and Raymond of Anoka, two daughters, JoAnn Chap-pelle of Des Moines and Kay Carroll of Jamaica Plains, a sister, Conseulo Alatorre of Mexico; and 14 grandchildren. Friends may call after 3 p.m today at Tonini's Funeral Home, where a rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. IRMA M. HAASE The Register's lewe News Service CHARITON, IA.

Services for Irma M. Haase, 78, of Chariton will be at 10 a.m. today at Fielding Funeral Home. Burial will be in Hillcrest Memorial Park Cemetery at Fort Madison. Mrs.

Haase died of a heart attack Tuesday at Lucas County Health Center. She was born in Colorado Springs, and lived in Donnellson, Yarmouth and Oak Ridge before moving to Chariton, where she retired after 20 years as a teacher. She was a member of Order of the Eastern Star, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, Women's Club, Republican Women, the Lucas County Historical Society, United Methodist Church and Women, the Iowa State Education Association and the Iowa Retired Teachers Association. She was the organizer of the Chariton Order of Rainbow. A dauglfter, Mary Anne Engle of Bettendorf, and a grandchild, survive.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Kids With a Wish Foundation or the Chariton Public Library. ZELPHA M. DeJARNETTE Zelpha M. DeJarnette, 97, of Calvin Manor, 4210 Hickman Road, died of a heart ailment Tuesday at home. A memorial service will be at 2:30 p.m.

Friday at Westover Funeral Home, and burial of the cre- IT" mains will be in Glendale Cemetery. Mrs. DeJarnette lived in Des Moines most of her life and was a retired manager and clothing ZELPHA M. DeJARNETTE buyer for Sears, Roebuck and Co. She was a member of Redeemer Lutheran Church.

Survivors include a daughter, Evelyn Work of Atlanta; four grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Calvin Manor. MARGARET GILBERT Margaret Gilbert, 73, of 109 S.W. Cherry Ankeny, died of a heart ailment Thursday at home. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Saturday at First United Methodist Church in Ankeny. Burial will be in Or-alabor Cemetery. She was born in Eldon and lived in Ankeny most of her life, where she was jLJ a self-employed margaret hairdresser, a gilbert member of the Methodist Church and Rebekah Lodge and a Sunday school teacher. There are no immediate survivors. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m.

today at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to her church. MINNIE BEEKHUIZEN The Register's lew News Service PELLA, IA. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at First Christian Reformed Church in Oskaloosa for Minnie Beekhuizen, 89, of Pella, who died of a stroke Wednesday at Pella Community Hospital.

Burial will be in Forest Cemetery, also at Oskaloosa. Mrs. Beekhuizen was born in the Netherlands and lived in the Oskaloosa area before moving to Pella eight years ago. She was a homemaker and a member of the Christian Reformed Church. Surviving are two sons, Gilbert of Pella and Gary of Fremont; a daughter, Janet Van Hall of Tracy; six grandchildren; and seven greatgrandchildren.

Friends may call after 9 a.m. today at Garden Chapel Funeral Home, where the family will be present from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Memorial buttons may be made to Gideons International. 8 ox. i of the al at BABY hi that employees and customers were: ai cocaine at the restaurant.

onenses, including the restaurs hi 1720 19th Place, West Des Moines, ilo with intent to deliver. Also arrestcoj in an unidentitiea man and a 19-ycar was doubled earlier this week. Mosl of where residents have complained of bla for help from the public and asked citi i i L. Bluffs educator found dead The Register's Iowa News Service ij COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. The vocational coordinator for the Council Bluffs School District has been found dead of a gunshot wound to the head in southern Georgia, officials said Thursday.

Lorenzo Harmon Tucker, 55, of Omaha was found by a hunter Tuesday in a rural area near Valdosta. Lowndes County sheriff's officials have yet to classify the death as a homicide, although it appeared Tucker had died at another location and his body was dumped where it was found. Council Bluffs Superintendent Richard Christie said word of Tucker's disappearance and death came as "an absolute shock" to school officials. Tucker reportedly was last seen a week ago. He attended a school seminar and was seen about 2:20 p.m.

cashing a check in Council Bluffs. Officials don't know why Tucker was in Georgia, but Christie doesn't think Tucker went voluntarily. "I don't think anybody believes he voluntarily went to Georgia," Christie said. "That's my personal perspective." Christie described Tucker as successful in his field and popular with students and staff. if The Silk Specialist Vibrant colors for fall flrp.ssp.s and swiis Pnhrirc OJ3 42nd St.

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