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4N-S THE DES MOINES REGISTER October 15, 1986 ENGAGEMENTS POLICE, ETC. INTOXICATED DRIVERS of late Harvey and Mae Zylstra. A June 7 S.E. Jackson St. collided.

Damage to Donald D. Briggle, 29, 920 S.E. Hillside Ave. Craig R. Olson, 21, 714 E.

Seventh Of CnnnnI Affanca 1 The following persons were convicted and sentenced between Sept. 25 and Sept. 30 on charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) with alcohol or drugs. The list Is provided by the Polk County clerk of court. Some people arrested for OWI choose to participate in, and qualify for, a deferred prosecution program.

Those completing the program successfully avoid criminal charges, and those cases are not included In this list. Dennis D. Gauley, 32, 240 N.W. 27th Ankeny. Randy D.

Reed, 28, 2401 E. 41st Army Post Road and South Union Street, 9 a.m. Oct. 6 Traffic accident reported by Des Moines police. A pickup truck driven by Alfred Lee Ackelson, 55, of 912 Titus Ave.

and a car driven by Douglas Richard Walker, 28, of 7650 S.E. 52nd Carlisle, collided. After the collision, Ackelson pickup struck a stone retaining wall near the side of the street. Damage totaled $4,000. 7600 block Fleur Drive, 6:30 p.m.

Oct. 4 Traffic accident reported by Des Moines police. A car driven by Harry Eugene Meek, 30, of 3333 Jerry A. Coppick, 26, 1632 Searle St. Ronald A.

Tagg, 25, Williams. Second offense. Robert R. Nichols, 38, Knoxville. Bradley T.

Brocksmith, 32, 1743 E. 21st St. Third or more offenses. Lisa M. Langley, 26, 3807 11th St.

-Third or more offenses. Steven R. Emerson, 27, 7207 S.W. 12th St. Third or more offenses.

Diana L. Jones, 27, 2211 E. Grand Ave. David W. Heines, 31, 622 S.

Ewing Martin-Lincoln June A. Martin, 18, of Norwalk has announced her engagement to Randall W. Lincoln, 29, of Steelville, III. The future bride is the daughter of Phillip and Mona Martin, also of Norwalk. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Wayne and Joyce Lincoln of Durant.

A Nov. 29 wedding is planned. Ross-Jurgensen Leslie D. Ross, 21, of 3011 S.W. 39th St.

has announced her engagement to Charles K. Jurgensen, 22, of 1330 Arthur Ave. The future bride is the daughter of Randy and Nancy Ross, also of 3011 S.W. 39th St. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Charles and Meriam Jurgensen of Earl-ham.

A Dec. 20 wedding is planned. Harrington-Womble Krista Harrington, 22, of rural Cambridge has announced her engagement to Daniel Wornble, 25, of 203 N.W. College Ankeny. The future bride is the daughter of Dale and Linda Harrington, also of rural Cambridge.

The prospective bridegroom is the son of Beth Womble of 401 S.E. Delaware Ankeny, and the late William Womble. A Dec. 20 wedding is planned. Colvig-Morrow i louin i annprenn i n.

nin rvinnrifi Stephen C. Fagen, 37, 1801 57th Mitcbeii r. unities, zi, zzz Broad St. Bryan M. Ramsey, 28, 1024 Green-way Court, Altoona.

1" Delbert C. Stoltenburg, 31, 1825 Seventh St. Unless otherwise indicated, all are first of- 1" fenses, which usually carry a 90-day suspended sentence or a one-year deferred judgment in addi- lion to one year of probation, evaluation and treat- menl for possible alcoholism, SO hours of community service, attendance at drinking drivers' school and revocation of license. First offenses also can carry a $500 fine. TI Second offenders, in addition to first-offense penalties, may be confined for seven days in a community-based correction facility.

Persons con- victed of three or more offenses usually are sen- fenced to five years in a correction facility and their licenses are revoked for six years. Compiled by Annette Van Cleave Court. Scott B. Adams, 24, 1700 Oakland Ave. Johnny E.

Townsley, 31, 4265 N.E. Sixth St. Kevin G. Hearshman, 30, 1412 E. 30th St.

Brenda M. Hendriks, 20, 605 Roosevelt Polk City. Dennis D. Kennedy, 34, 1780 S.E. 41st Ave.

Keith R. Williams, 55, 1204 Locust St. Dennis L. Knutson, 38, 3107 Dubuque Ave. Second charge.

James R. Stahl, 21, 100 Ash Carlisle. Second charge. John T. Hinchliff, 27, rural West Des Moines.

Larry L. Little, 33, 2433 E. Sheri dan Ave. Leon M. Wilson, 44, 9189 Old Or chard Road.

Darrell N. Bethards, 29, 225 Lin- dhardt Road, Carlisle. Third or more offenses. Kathy L. Sloan, 28, Forest City.

Bradley D. Shumate, 25, 1600 28th St. Third or more offenses. Bret W. Franklin, 22, 843 N.W.

Au rora Ave. HONORS Area high school and college stu dents who have recently earned academic honors, scholarships or awards include: DES MOINES Dm Moines Art Community College, Dennis 0. Alden, Carol Ahlberg, Darvl P. Antholer, David J. Bell, Bruce G.

Blackman, Kalhv J. Chandler, Fallh A. Chapman, Donna S. Clasen, Robert T. Conlon, David L.

Evans, Saves N. Ganoal, Ginger Gibb, Randall C. Greiner, Zakia S. Hussain, Sa- manlha A. Johamk, Dixie L.

Jones, Janice L. Kennedy, Ronnie D. King, Cheryl A. Kling, Stephanie A. Lindner, Jeffrey A.

Link, Robert J. Lumbard, Judith AA. Metzaer, Daniel P. Miller, Krlstv D. Moon, Belly A.

Ortega, Steven E. Pauscher, Brenda L. Plerschbacher, Ralph L. Porter, Mary R. Porter, Alba Praia, Paul R.

Scott, Debra A. Scriv-ner, Scotl A. Sims, Diana M. Stevens, John M. Tew, Charles R.

Tschopp, Tanya M. updegratf, Pamela A. Whitmore, Linda R. Wicker, summer term Dean's List. American Institute el Business, Jay Babel, Susan Baird, Elaine Barnard, Mary Butler, Cathy Crawford, Michael Davis, Jerry Granzow, Maria Hall, Lota Hill, Gary Kephart, Michele King, Diane Locke, Terri Nikolas, Alisa Payton, Marytou Prigge, Shelly Reed, Jonathan Spurrier, Teri Slansberrv, Pamela Tallev, Kathv Vogel, Penny Wharton, Alison Burns, summer term Dean's List.

ALTOONA Des Moines Area Community CoNege. Wendy L. Bowman, summer term Dean's List. wedding is planned. Zmolek-Sancliez Robbie Zmolek, 29, of 2912 Woodland Ave.

has announced her engagement to Frank Sanchez 40, of 6221 S.E. Fifth St. The future bride is the daughter of Richard and Frances Zmolek of 9010 Franklin Give. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Petra Camacho of 417 S.E. Dunham Ave.

and the late Frank Sanchez. No wedding date has been set. Cillespie-Sapp Lorna Gillespie, 21, of 1243 Park Ave. has announced her engagement to Doug Sapp, 22, of 4317 S.E. Third St.

The future bride is the daughter of George and Betty Gillespie, also of 1243 Park Ave. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Dennis and Carolyn Sapp of 4317 S.E. Third St. No wedding date has been set. Compiled by Renness E.

Lonning Forms for engagement notices are available at the information desk on the fourth floor of The Des Moines Register and Tribune Building. To receive a form, send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Neighbors, The Des Momes Register, P.O. box 957. Des Moines, la. 50304.

Engagement announcements must be received between I wo and 10 months before the wedding. All information on the form must be compleied. En gagement pictures will not be accepted. For more information call 284-8271. SCHOOL MENUS Below are lunch menus submitted by area schools for next week.

If your school is not listed, please contact school officials. Milk, bread and butter are included with all meals. DES MOINES Monday: Guinea grinder, corn, Waldorf fruit cup, chocolate milk. Tuesday: Hot dog, peas, oranges, brown sugar bar. Wednesday: Taco, Mexicali vegetable, Texas toast, cookie.

Thursday: Fried chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy, roll, fruit cup. Friday: Cheeseburger, tossed salad, apple crisp. BOWLING Regular daily buffet items include hamburgers. cheeseburgers, chili dogs, fresh fruil, bagels, soup and sandwiches. 1 Monday: Ravioli with green beans.

Tuesday: Tuna noodle casserole, turkevham and cheese. Wednesday: Cheese and broccoli, bratwurst. Thursday: Chicken Italia no, stuffed peppers. Friday: Beef fritter, chicken pot pie. CARLISLE Monday: Burritos, green beans, raisin bar, peaches.

Tuesday: Chicken paltie, french fries, apple sauce, peanut butler bar. Wednesday: Salisbury steak, whipped potatoes and gravy, gelatin with bananas. Thursday: Pizza, corn, orange or apple half. Friday: "Cannonball" sandwich, mixed vegeta bles, applesauce, chocolate milk. Santa's crafts exhibit in Ankeny slated Nov.

1 The Ankeny Arts Council has an nounced that this year's Santa's North Pole Village arts and crafts show will be at two sites, the gymnasiums at Ankeny High School and Parkview Junior High, and will in clude 260 exhibitors. The show will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 1.

A shuttle bus will run between Parkview and the high school. Admission will be 1. DROP LEAF DINETTE FOR 2 lust the ngtit sizs for cozy dining. With leaves down, the table serves an intimate dinner for two, but takes only 30" of mail space With both leaves up it will seat four comfortably. High-pressuie laminate top for easy care and cleaning, fable base and chairs in ki Indued hardwood in a choice of Burnished Pine or Honey Maple finish.

M79 3 Piece Set Ifnfm ANKENY Des Moines Area Community College, Julie A. Baxa, Paula A. Carr, Dannelle J. Clark, Greg A. Draper, Kathy E.

Hunt, Karla D. Jeffrey, Karen K. Kraus, Krista S. Ludwig, Sandy L. Lyman, Teresa J.

Moreiand, Jeffery A. Perry, Andrew J. Romare, Jeff W. Salak, Terry L. Shanks, David E.

Toney, Allen L. Vanderflught, Scott E. West, John D. Wood, summer term Dean's List. American Institute of Business, James Hutch-ins, Marv Jamison, Lori Stehlik, summer term Dean's List.

WEST DES MOINES Des Moines Area Community College, Deborah L. Bury, Kevin P. Cargill, H. Scott Fabriu, Sherrl D. Floyd, Christopher E.

Johnson, Chad A. Morgan, summer term Dean's List. American Institute of Business, Kalhryn Chris-tenson, summer term Dean's List. ELKHART American Hutffute of Business, John Williams, summer term Dean's List. JOHNSTON American Institute of Business, William Fulton, summer term Dean's List, WAUKEE American Institute of Business, Susan Gruber, summer term Dean's List.

Grand Ave. allegedly rear-ended a car driven by Jack Duane Dennis, 18, of 104 S. Hickory Hill Lane. Meek was charged with failure to stop in a safe distance. Damage totaled $1,200.

3800 S.W. Army Post Road, between 10:30 p.m. Oct. 3 and 1 a.m. Oct.

4 Burglary reported by Polk County sheriff's deputies from a car belonging to Dwight Diltz of 4413 61st St. Diltz said he left the City Limits Lounge about 10:30 p.m., lost control of his car and ended up in a ditch about 100 yards from the bar. When he returned to his car, it had been stripped of the hood, stereo, speakers and battery, he said. The items were valued at $1,390. 700 block Southwest Fourth Street, 3.35 p.m.

Oct. 7 Traffic accident reported by Des Moines police. A car driven by Sharyn Louise Chapman, 39, of 4826 Candlewick Drive, Norwalk, allegedly rear-ended a car driv en by Oma Diane Hill, 39, of 406 S.E. Leach St. Damage totaled $4,800.

Southeast Fourth Street and Granger Avenue, 4:45 p.m. Oct. 5 Traffic accident reported by Des Moines police. A pickup truck driven by Karen Viola McNeeley, 30, of 224 S.E. Edison Ave.

and a car driven by Michael Duane Cannett, 34, of 705 TOP BOWLERS AIR LANES Builders Jim Foxmoor 623; Jack Rose 232; Ed Devlne 233. CDS Beltv McGregor 213. Local 164 Credit Union Gary Wicker 266-604; Hank Grant 600 Saturday Nile Mixed Ed Howard 235; Bill Miller 230; Jack Rose 225-606, Sue Howard 556; Barb Robv 215. Cutter Butlers Karla Chappas 213; Sandry Jesse 214; Diana Rosenberg 213, Janelte Brown 219-576, Deb Kelly 210; Carolyn Smilh 223, Vickie Sowden 550. BOWLERAMA LANES Faursomes Pat Barnes 219-569.

Wednesday Nite Men Fred Newell 264-665. Southlewn Industrial Victor Compos 227; Gary Hough 247. Twilight Mixed Gary Moberly 606, ijienn mii- debrand 226-665. Tuesday Early Miners Fran Bradley 210- 558; Rich Bradley 266-571. Hawkeve Doug Wright 268-635; Roger Arm strong 226 DES MOINES BOWLING CENTER Savings and Lean Larry Meyers 604; Craig Schaetfer 233-605; Kevin DePue 231-617; Ron Potter 258-628, Jim Cook 228-266-61.

Hustlers Bug Schuyler 222-247-660; Tonl Nekvinda 219-226-583. Ne Names Paul Oslrander 234-608. Pioneer Jack Wickslrom 226, Bill Weeks 246; Clarence Menough 615; Tom Inman 234-646; Tom McEnlee 247, Scot Howe 227-237-235-699. Bun Classic Bug Schuyler 244-597; Scott Taylor 609. George Oldridge 235-627; Scott Cretors 233-247-267-747, Don Porter 611; Ed Dixon 607, Steve Scaroino 235-238-633; Paul Oslrander 256- 642; Denny Dicks 255-685; Jerome Reid 654; Dave Best 237-654, Mike Cooper 255-606.

Nlte Owls Barney Beall 236-634; Tom Crum 600; Bug Scnuvler 258-631; Shawn Boll 238-656; Rav Graham 606; Linda Graham 222-224-226-672; Brian Fridlev 232. FAIR LANES Friday Nloht Jokers Ed Merrlam 243, Bruce Reha 651; Barb Struley 213; Linda Foster 214-552; Penny Albright 215. East Des Moines Industrial Randy Wilson 252; Mike Cooper 233-607; Randv Collins 230; Ken Stuart 603; John Clark 240. Capital Keglers Mary O'Brien 564; Karen Van Hoever 231; Mary Ann Nibb 215. Mixed Barb Kelso 211; Dean Mccollum 228- 626.

Kotfee Bunch Joy Turner 225; Gall Howard 221. Low Daily Weekly Rates U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL Leigh A. Colvig, 26, of 3913 49th St. has announced her engagement to Bryan G. Morrow, 28, of 5524 Meredith Drive.

The future bride is the daughter of Jack and Ag Colvig of 3207 Skyline Drive. The pro spective bridegroom is the son of George and Dolores Morrow of Florissant, Mo. A Feb. 14 wedding is planned. Verwers-Coleman Michelle L.

Verwers, 19, of Dallas, has announced her engagement to John A Coleman, 24, of 4108 Avenue Frederick M. Hubbell. The future bride is the daughter of Don and Judy Verwers, also of Dallas. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Ron and Shirley Coleman of 2817 E. 36th St.

An April 4 wedding is planned. Allen-Zylstra Beverly K. Allen, 37, of 1608 N.W. Pine Road, Ankeny, has announced her engagement to Bernard L. Zylstra, 35, of 6516 Chaffee Road.

The future bride is the daughter of John and Anna Allen of Manilla. The prospective bridegroom is the son The store maybe small, but so are the prices! ED'S CARPET 1 1 3 Army Post Road 285-3100 OUTSTANDING VALUE STYLE IN COLONIAL OAK Davis offers a special saving on the seven piece Early American Oak and selected hardwoods. Easy-care laminate table top. 55 'he Arrowback Seven SIOO Choir Piece set AAA. 9 zir TAKES Disabilities hall of fame to honor west-side woman uted $2,000.

Southwest 14th and Rittenhouse streets, 4:40 a.m. Oct. 4 Traffic ac cident reported by Des Moines police. A pickup truck driven by Kirk Ronald Rees, 26, of 7008 S.W. 14th St.

went into a yard at 1329 Rittenhouse knocked down a fence and stopped when it struck a rock. Damage to taled $1,150. 814 S.W. Taylor between 7 and 10:45 p.m. Oct.

8 Burglary report ed from the apartment of Julie Miller. A microwave valued at $600 was reported stolen. 4100 block S.W. Watrous Avenue, 5.36 p.m. Oct.

8 Traffic accident reported by Des Moines police. A car driven by Luella Conner, 56, of 5855 19th St. hit a culvert, sending Conner into the windshield. Southwest Ninth Street and Payton Avenue, 4.25 p.m. Oct.

8 Traffic accident reported by Des Moines police. A car driven by Christopher T. Soroka, 24, of 313 S.E. Payton Ave. and a motorcycle driven by Ralph E.

Johnson, 30, of 1700 Searle St. collided; the motorcycle was pushed into a station wagon owned by Patricia Jo-lene Baker, 28, of 310 S.E. Porter Ave. Johnson and a passenger, Vickie Johnson, 31, were taken to Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Damage to taled $1,500.

East 14 th Street and Mac Vicar Freeway, 11:10 p.m. Oct. 3 Traffic accident reported by Des Moines police. A pickup truck driven by Larry J. VanBaale, 26, of 8226 Har- bach Clive, and a car driven by Ann Marie Soroka, 21, of 4300 S.E.

12th St. collided on the freeway exit ramp. Van Baale was charged with failure to have control of his vehicle. Damage totaled $1,000. Compiled by Renness E.

Lonning and Mary Challender Pen-ettes Deb Sanders 225-557; Carol Vos 219-562; Pat Barnes 238-562. Fair Lanes Industrial Darwin Sonnenburg 601; Bill Carter 236; JeH Bewford 234; John Wetzel 235, Jerry Garland 246; Randv Sanger 233; Bill Rice 236. T.G.I.F. David Foreman 244-235-652-627; Jerry Jones 233; Tracy Christiansen 243, Jim Par ish 227; Forrest Watts 234-656-606; Paul McCon- nells 232-648-652-630; Scotl Cretors 641; Ralph Kllnd worth 602; Dave Beiarno 629; Gary Sweeney 233-603. Wednesday Wizards Shirley Marcheal 210- 571.

Fair Lanes Ladies Wanda Smith 592. THUNDERBIRD LANES Ramblers Maxine Laurlnas 225; Jean Stoes- sei 238. Fun Lovers Mixed Sandy Zimmerman 210- 583; Francis Thoma 228. Monday Thunder ettti Ruby Harrington 565. Holy Rollers Mixed Tom Howe 246; Marv Deer 237; Russ Kasner 235.

Cash Bawl Marilyn Gist 222-594; Dutch Gist 225-609; Terry Haus 225-600; Ruth Smith 224. Saturday Night Misfits Jean Faupel 568. Thunderlights Don Trotter 232-602; Greg Strait 234-619. Mens Central Phil Kooker 226; Jeff Petlliohn 233, Bob Shepard 601; Jim Pallon 225; Duane Fick 226-612, Ken Supmann 235; Rick Backus 256-237- 686. High Fivers Belly Quick 212; Carl Fields 235-618.

Special Edition Kevin Johnston 234-246-245- 690; Randv Bennett 245-227-658, Walt Johannsen 227-255-247-644, Ron Slemers 227-225-638; Tim Holland 268-233-227-636-628; Tom Ewald 237-267- 603-619, Rich Teflev 234; Rick Carpenter 231; Leonard Peterson 225; Steve Cole 226-619; Keith Noe 613. Regional rodeo contest in D.M. Miss Rodeo U.S.A., Carmen Knep-per of Las Vegas, will make an appearance at the 1986 International Professional Rodeo Association Cen tral Region Championship finals 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday at the Iowa State Fairgrounds pavilion.

Des Moines rodeo champs Kelly Still, Larry Rouse and Bill Brecken-ridge are among those competing for more than $15,000 in prize money and the chance to compete in the nation als. Admission cost is $6 for adults and $4 for children. Tickets may be purchased at the RCC Western Store in the Valley West Mall and at Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, 921 Sixth Ave. Service Exercise Equipment Diabetic Supplies Self-help Aids Monday-Friday Saturday DES MOINES. IOWA 50314 mony.

Others to be inducted this year include entertainer Tom Sullivan and Bernard Bragg, co-founder of the National Theater for the Deaf. Past re- cipients of the honor include Helen Keller and Franklin D. Roosevelt, who were nominated posthumously, Clark said. Annual Bowling i auction Saturday The Dowling High School Parents Guild will sponsor its annual auction beginning at 5 p.m. Saturday at Dowling, 1400 Buffalo Road, West Des Moines.

Dinner will be served from 5 to 7 p.m. and a silent auction will be held throughout the evening until 9 p.m. A' regular auction will follow. Tickets, which cost $10, are avail-Me at all Des Moines-area Catholic parishes and weekday mornings at Dowling. None will be available at the door.

The price includes a bidding number, preview booklet and dinner. Theme for the evening is western. 7. For information, call 225-3000. A COUNTRY By PATRICK BEACH Register Staff Writer A west-side woman will be induct ed into the National Hall of Fame for Persons with Disabilities at the orga nization fourth annual induction cere- tit mony in Columbus, Ohio, Oct.

18. Evelyne Villines, 56, 3300 49th was nominated for her work in removing structural barriers for handicapped persons and her work with civil rights and educa EVELYNE VILLINES tional issues, according to John Clark founder and president of the Hall of Fame board of trustees. Villines contracted polio when she was 3 years old and must use braces and crutches for walking and stand ing. A nationally recognized spokes woman for disabled persons, she has served as executive secretary of the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped, community relations director of the Polk County Society for Crippled Children and Adults, and chair of the Iowa Civil Rights Commission. She belongs to the National Indus tries for the Severely Handicapped, Goodwill Industries of America, Commission on Rights and Access, National Rehabilitation Association, National Coalition of Citizens with Disabilities, and the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped.

The hall of fame, which was found ed in 1981, is the only national organization that recognizes outstanding disabled persons, according to Clark. Villines was selected to be among the five inductees in this year's cere Town Country Show Saturday, October 18, 1986 Ankeny High School Highway 69 North Ankeny, Iowa 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Admission $3.00 Mercy Home Medical Supply 1190 Sixth Ave. Des Moines, Iowa 515-282-6902 Craft, bake sale A craft and bake sale will be held from 1 to 4 p.m.

Oct. 25 at Mitchell Village Care Center, 114 Gay Mitchellville. Proceeds will benefit the Residents' Activity Fund, which purchases decorations, crafts and supplies for residents' activities. Those interested in donating crafts or baked goods or in volunteering for; this activity should call Suzy Par- tridge, 967-3726. FAMLY HAR STUDO Sales Ambulatory Aids Wheelchairs Bathroom Safety Equipment Hours: 8 a.m.

-5 p.m., 8 a.m. -Noon, CO a 3 CD CO 2 a aidwvs I 1 I w- Formerly jxk Fall Specials Featuring Attic Bears Quilt Teddy Bear Show by Mike Wigg and Sandy free Displaying over 150 Bears and Quilts Old and New and 100 Craft Exhibitors Food Concessions by Ankeny Music Boosters Town Country Show P.O. Box 23 Ankeny, IA 50021 Under New Ownership 1 300 Cummins Road Suite 1 08 285-0722 Diabetic Supplies Chemstrip BG-50 $21.50 Chemstrip BG-25 $10.25 Blood Glucose Monitors Gl urometer II Kits $163 Accu-Chek II Monitors $140 few -4 ahxnaoo aiAios I I Prices good through Nov 15 I i II 'HEPCY HOME MEDICAL SUPPLY OUt US TOOAy FOR A CHANGE!.