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3 The Df.s Moines Register Friday, Novembers 1993 7 Almanac Obituaries Richard R. Rinehart, 73, of 2503 E. 34th St. died of a heart ailment Wednesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospi Joseph D. Baratta, 83, of 240 SE.

Dunham Ave. died of pneumonia Wednesday at Hillside Convalescent Trees Dead DNR hopes to restore damaged Ledges Some bridges and fords are impassable after the summer inundations. By LARRY STONE RbqisTerStaft Writer Scott D. Tideback, 36, of 3321 62nd St. died of cancer Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Westminster Presbyterian Church, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery. Mr. Tideback, a lifelong Des Moines resident, was sales manager for Advertising Features Co.

Inc. and had been a member of Izaak Walton League. Among survivors are his wife, Linda; a daughter, Chelsea Tideback, his parents, Bill and Phyllis Tide-back, a sister, Linda Punelli, and three brothers, Steve Blanchard, Craig Tideback and Pat Tideback, all of Des Moines. The family will visit with friends from 5 to 7 p.m. today at Westover Funeral Home.

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Dam Thl Houang, 59, of 1813 Seventh St. died of a heart ailment Monday in Worthington, Minn. Serv ices will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Hamilton's Funeral Home.

Cremation will follow. Mrs. Houang was born in Son La, Vietnam, and lived in Des Moines 13 vpars She was a homemaker. A daughter, Kaing Killswat of Des Moines, survives. The family will visit with friends from 6 to 8 p.m.

today at the funeral home. Des Moines Births BROADLAWNS MEDICAL CENTER BALLIET Jamie of Des Moines, a son, Tuesday. DES MOINES GENERAL HOSPITAL GILBERT Charm of Des Moines, a son. Tuesday. SMITH Patricia and Bart of Des Moines, a daughter.

Wednesday. IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL CLEGHORN Crystal Cleghorn and Tim Thompson of Des Moines, a daughter, Oct. 28. CORTUM Jodi and Kelly of Indianola, a son, Wednesday. O'RILEY Laura and Gordon of Urbandale, a daughter.

Wednesday. SESKER Susan and Jeff of Ankeny. a son, Wednesday. IOWA METHODIST MEDICAL CENTER ALLSUP Christy Watson and Randy Allsup of Stuart, a son. Thursday.

FLOYD Mary Crouch and Keith Floyd of Grimes, a daughter. Wednesday. HEWITT Shelley and Jim of Osceola, a son, Wednesday. SOUTENDIJK Ellisha and Brock of West Des Moines, a son. Wednesday.

TEMPLETON Kristin and Phillip of West Des Moines, a son. Oct. 27. MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER ADAMSON Elizabeth Adamson and Danny Moore of Des Moines, a daughter, Thursday. BENTON Andrea and Scott of West Des Moines.

a daughter. Wednesday. HATFIELD Beulah Smith and Lance Hatfield of Des Moines, a son. Thursday. MICHELS Nickie and James of Martensdale.

a daughter. Thursday. WADSWORTH Deb and Craig of Des Moines, a son, Thursday. Slides and Photos to Video Tape Duplications Foreign tape Conversions 1905 Ingersoll 282-4411 HUCkleberrV Saturdays Finn CALL 274-4686TODAY1 Ron Jaeger'8 1520 Euclid 243-3141 FRIDAY SPECIAL SHRIMP COMBINATION SPECIAL 6 oz. Prime Rib of Beef or 6 oz.

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Visitation 2 9PM Friday with Vioil Service 7PM at Tonini Funeral Home 5VY ttj JifcMU GEOROE Services for Paul L. "Pinkie" George of 701 Riverview Drive will be 11AM Friday at the funeral home. Interment Highland Memory Gardens. Dunn's Funeral Home 2121 Grond Ave. 2442121 HAUN Services lor Lorry P.

Haun of 3000 University will be 10AM Saturday at St. Theresa's Catholic Church. Vigil Service 7PM Friday ot Westover Funeral Home 433 7 i man 276-4M7 HOFFMAN For information regarding services lor Allene Hoffman ol Woodward Health Core Center coll Brandt Funeral Home Woodward 43fj.J20J KELLER Services for Richard F. Keller, of 485 E. 43rd Avenue, will be 10AM Saturday at the funeral home.

Interment Highland Memory Gardens. Visitation 6 8PM Friday ot Hamilton's Near Highland Memory Gardens KEPLEY Services for Ethel E. Keoley of 706 SW Bell Avenue will be 2PM Saturday at the funeral home Interment Glendale Cemetery. Southtown Funeral Home SWSJrVJUi liiiWl McGRIFF Services for Glyndin McGriff of 1423 33rd Street will be 11AM Saturday ot the funeral home. Interment Masonic Cemetery.

Westover Funeral Home VliSil RINEHART Services tor Richard R. Rinehart of 2503 E. 34th will be 10AM Saturdoy ot St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Rosary 6PM Friday ot the funeral home.

Interment Oakwood Cemetery, Pleasant Hill. Southtown Funeral Home 5400 S.W. th JB5-3911 ROUNDS Services lor Clarence L. Rounds ol 614 SE Cummins Road will be 2PM Saturddv ot Bethany Open Bible Church Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. Southtown Funeral Home 5400 Wj TIDEBACK Services lor Scott p.

Tideback of 3321 52nd Street will be 2PM Saturday at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Interment Resthaven Cemetery. Westover Funeral Home 337 HiCkmon Rd. 276-4567 WOLF Services for Sher-ril Wolf of 8313 Prairie Avenue will be 2PM Monday ot Westchester Evangelical Free Church. Interment Union Cemetery.

Hamilton's Near Highland Memory Gardens 121 N.W. 60th Ave. 289-2442 Services Scheduled Friday ROBERT J. BURNS 1816 77th lPMat First Federated Glendale Cemetery Saturday JOHN HERBERT REAGAN 2571 Guthrie 11 AM at the funeral home Murray Cemetery, Murray. IA 7(7 AMJLTONcS IIMUU MUkl 605 Lyon, Des Moints Z4J-522I GRAND OPENING; AT THE I' PAPER BOX! MONDAY THRU SATURDAY.

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Rounds, 94, of 614 Cummins Road died of cancer Wednesday at home. Services will be at 2 p.m. Satur- day at Bethany Open Bible Church, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Mr.

Rounds was born in Crow Wing County, and moved to Des Moines in 1921. He retired as an electrician for Armstrong Tire and Rubber Co. Surviving are his wife, Alice; three sons, Phil of Tulsa, and Vernon and Clarence, both of Des Moines; a daughter, Sandra Hass of Des Moines; three brothers, Dick Flansburg of Backus, Wally Flansburg of Anoka, and Cyril Flansburg of Hemet, two sisters, Ethel Gorton of Anoka and Ber-nice Raddatz of Brainerd, 12 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren. Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Southtown Funeral Home.

Richard F. Keller, 61, of 485 N.E. 43rd Ave. died of cancer Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Saturday at Hamilton's Near Highland Memory Gardens Funeral Home. Burial will be in Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery. Mr. Keller was born in Eldon and lived in Des Moines 40 years. He was the owner of Dick's Towing Service, a veteran of the Army and a member of Disabled American Veterans.

Surviving are his wife, Alice; a daughter, Denise McChesney, and three sons, Steve Keller, Michael Ed-gington and Rich Keller, all of Des Moines; and five grandchildren. The family will visit with friends from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. William W. Irvine, 88, of Boone died of a heart ailment Wednesday at the Evangelical Free Church Home.

Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Stark-Welin Funeral Chapel, with burial in Linwood Park Cemetery. Mr. Irvine was born in Luther. He owned a Texaco gas station, Irvine Auto and Appliance and a Culligan soft water outlet.

He was an Army veteran and a member of Central Christian Church and Boone Elks Lodge. Surviving are his wife, Leora; a son, Gary, and a brother, Clifford, both of Boone; a sister, Mabel Dawson of Janesville, and a grandchild. Friends may call from 9 a.m. until service time Saturday at the funeral chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to the church.

Ruth J. Allard, 83, of Granger died of pneumonia Monday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Private services were held at Ontario Cemetery in Ames. Mrs. Allard, who retired from the food service department at Fridley Hall at Iowa State University, moved to Granger Manor Care Center from Boone two years ago.

She is survived by a son, Richard of Ames; three daughters, Esther Morck of Coolidge, Sandra Erickson of Story City and Shirley Childress of Van Meter; 18 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren. Stark-Welin Funeral Home in Boone handled arrangements. IMS PEATHS; BARATTA Joseph 83. of 240 E. Dunham Ave died Wednesday at Hillside Convalescent Center.

CHILDS Joshua. 29-month-old son of Michelle and Harold Childs of Radclifte died Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. HAUN Larry 39. of 3000 University Ave West Des Moines, died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. KEPLEY Ethel 83.

of 706 S.W. Bell Ave. died Wednesday at home. LIGGETT Charles 81. of 220 Titus Ave.

died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center LOUNSBERRY Charles 85, of Ames died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center McALEXANDER Samantha daughter of Ruth and Douglas McAlexander of 503 Parkwood Bivd Pleasant Hill, was stillborn Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. McGRIFF Glyndin 70. ol 1423 33rd St. died Wednesday at home. RINEHART Richard 73.

of 2503 E. 34th St. died Wednesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital TIDEBACK Scott 36, of 3321 52nd St died Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. WAD0ELL Alfred. 73.

of Oskaloosa died Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. WADSWORTH Herman, 76. of 1410 E. 18th St. died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

WOLFE Sherrill, 54. of 8313 Prairie Urban-dakt. died Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. yp "I Center. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Saturday at St. Anthony's Church, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. Mr. Baratta .1 if- was born in Oelwein and lived in Des Moines most of his life.

He retired from the city street department, was an Army veteran of World War II and had been a member of Stemma d'ltalia Lodge, Disabled American Veterans and Am Vets. Surviving are his wife, Ida; three sons, Joe of Los Angeles and Dave and Louis, both of Des Moines; two sisters, Josephine Cava of Chicago and Norina Baratta of Luca, Italy; and three grandchildren. The family will visit with friends from 2 to 9 p.m. today at Tonini Funeral Home, where there will be a 7 p.m. vigil service.

Larry P. Haun, 39, of 3000 University West Des Moines, died of a liver ailment Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Theresa's Catholic Church, with cremation following.

ft 1: i mr. naun uvea tne Moines area all his life and was a truck driver and member of the Catholic Church. He is survived by his mother, Elsie Haun of Des Moines; and a brother, Michael of Kenosha, Wis. The family will visit with friends from 5 to 7 p.m. today at Westover Funeral Home, where there will be a 7 p.m.

vigil service. Memorial contributions may be made to his church's building fund. Glyndin Lorraine McGriff, 70, of 1423 33rd St. died of a heart ailment Wednesday at home. Services will be at 1 1 a.m.

Saturday at Westover Funeral Home. Burial will be in Masonic Cemetery. Mrs. McGriff, a homemaker, was born in Truro and lived in Des Moines 36 years. She was a member of Gatchel United Methodist Church.

Surviving are two daughters, Karen Fitzgerald of Des Moines and Jean Dembinski of Newfield, N.Y.; a son, Patrick of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands; two brothers, Keith Layton of Oskaloosa and Beryl Layton of Cedar Rapids; four grandchildren; and two step-grandchildren. Friends may call from 4:30 to 7 p.m. today at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to her church.

Samantha Ellen McAlexander, daughter of Douglas and Ruth McAlexander of 503 Parkwood Pleasant Hill, was stillborn Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. Graveside services will be at 1 1 a.m. Saturday in Humeston Cemetery. In addition to her parents, Samantha is survived by two brothers, David and Joshua, and a sister, Rebeka, all of Pleasant Hill; her grandparents, Dale and Joy McAlexander of Humeston and Ray and Laura Johnson of Omaha; and her great-grandparents, Howard and Thelma Baker of Humeston and Ruth Johnson of Raymore, Mo. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.

today at Altoona Funeral Home. Former Resident Here is information about the death of a former central Iowa resident who moved from the area more than 20 years ago: Agnes M. Gustafson, 75, of Tempe, died of a heart attack Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines. Services have been scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday at Green Acres Fuenral Home in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Church recital Ti ik Rt: mstkk's I( )va Nkavs Skkvh Ottumwa, la. Kristin Lensch, winner of the 21st annual undergraduate organ competition of the First Presbyterian Church, will play a recital of organ music Sunday at 4 p.m. at the church. Lensch, a graduate student at Indiana University, has also been selected to play in Connecticut for Wesleyan University in February. it- tal.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Pleasant Hill Cemetfirv. ravia and moved to Des Moines in 1955.

He was the retired founder and owner of Rinehart Construction Co. Surviving are his wife, Margaret; five sons, Rick of Tucson, Kelly of Grimes, John of Altoona and Kevin and Daniel, both of Des Moines; five daughters, Bobbie Krantz of Pleasant Hill, Peggy Mohan of St. Louis and Susan Bledsoe, Sandra Beem and Robin Rinehart, all of Des Moines; five brothers, Louis of Eddyville, George of Centerville, Franklin of Albia and John and Kenneth, both of Pendleton, a sister, Marlene Ashner of Overland Park, 30 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today at Southtown Funeral Home, where there will be a 6 p.m.

vigil service. Memorial contributions may be made to his church. John H. "Herb" Reagan, 90, of Valley View Village, 2571 Guthrie died of injuries suffered in a pedestrian-auto accident Monday in Winter Haven, Fla. Services will beat 11 a.m.

Saturday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, and burial will be in Murray Cemetery. Mr. Reagan was born in Murray and lived in Des Moines most of his life, retiring as a railroad engineer. He was a member of Clifton Heights Presbyterian Church and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. Surviving are his wife, Pluma; a daughter, Shirley Stokka of Des Moines; three grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.

The family will visit with friends from 3 to 5 p.m. today at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to his church. Charles E. Lounsberry, 85, of Ames died of a heart ailment Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Saturday at First United Methodist Church, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Ames Municipal Cemetery. Mr. Lounsberry was born near Nevada and lived in Ames 63 years, also coming from Brooklyn.

He retired from Lounsberry Realty and Insurance and was a charter member of Ames Moose Lodge. Surviving are his wife, Martha; a daughter, Maria Reedholm of Ames; a brother, Wayne of Nevada; three grandchildren; and seven greatgrandchildren. Friends may call from 6:30 to 8 p.m. today at Adams Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to his church or Homeward Hospice.

Ethel E. Kepley, 83, of 706 S.W. Bell Ave. died of a stroke Wednesday at home. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Saturday at Southtown Funeral Home. Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. Mrs. Kepley, a lifelong Des Moines resident, was a homemaker. Her husband, Gerald, survives.

The family will visit with friends from 6 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Iowa Deaths ANAMOSA Bid Qimen, 70: William Pillard. 57. ANKENY Jwsica Bevinj.

1 J. BEEBEETOWN Marcella Kahler. 59. BELLEVUE Veronica SchultC, 78 BRAZIL Tressa Gerard. 82.

CENTERVILLE Donald Rosenbaum. 80. CLARKSVILLE Ait Lauterbach. 76. COLESBERG Ervm Morarend.

84 COUNCIL BLUFFS Kathryne Busboom, 71; Byron Tellander. 85; Helen Smith. 81; Mary Cook. 75; Adeline Smith, 55; Kelly Hitchcock. 30; Frank Hansen, 60; Donald Meacham, 83; Loren Elliff.

91; Dorothy Griffin. 82; Gladys Oakes, 92: Elizabeth Voungman, 90; Jack Turner, 55; Myrlain YVakehoute. 82; John Gi-bier. 68; Beulah Cobb. 75; Russel Powders.

57. DELMAR Richard McMahon, 48. DUBUQUE Elmer Naeel. 85: Cecelia Met. 94: Bengt Lundmark.

89; Mary Genevieve Daly. 86: Agnes Larson, 77; Mamie Garvey, 87; Merlin Smothers. 31. EARLING Aloysius Wilwerding, 90. FAIRBANK Irene Brickman, 75.

FARMERSBURG Margaret Schlittler, 80. FRUITLAND Celeste Mucha. 42. OLENWOOO Louise Shaw, 79; Scott Miller. 85.

GRISWOLD Marie Abramson. 91 HARLAN Jack 65; Clara HARPERS FERRY Ingrid Hogan, 42. INDIANOLA Mildred Weeks, 82: Kathryn Gillette. 36. LAMONT Lowell Allen Dickinson, 77.

LETTS Orvat McCormac. 80. MALVERN Myron RoenfiekJ. 72. MANCHESTER Helen Klein.

66; Richard Tool. 89 MAQUOKETA Tola Howell. 94 MISSOURI VALLEY Frances Kraft. 37; Dal Sherwin. 60; George Burbank.

MOULTON Arthur Lawson. 83. MUSCATINE Bill Gassen, 71; Mildred Rawhouser, 69: Kenneth Free, 81 Morris Ford-ham. 69: Genevieve Musser, 85; Juanita Rick, 47; Lela Snyder, 78. NICHOLS Henry Paulsen.

62. NORWALK Iva Calaway. 97. OAKLAND Don Hummel. 74.

PERSIA Neta Shriver. 68. PORTSMOUTH Philip Herkenrath, 77. POSTVILLE AnnaCasten, 98. RYAN Ruth Schmidt.

63. SHELL ROCK Velma Mathes. 89. STRAWBERRY POINT Allen Hettinger. 15.

TABOR John Meads. 71. UNDERWOOD Macon Vanderburg. 78; Linda Holman, 41. WALNUT Willie Siek.

84. WAVERJLY Edwin Bentow. 92; Marguerite Wat-ther76. WYOMING DeEtt Taylor, 80. I SI -Jft I Spirit Lake, la.

Summer floods at Ledges State Park near Boone left up to 8 feet of silt, damaged unusual rock formations, washed out trails and killed walnut trees but Department of Natural Resources officials hope to restore much of the popular area. Michael Carrier, administrator of parks; recreation and preserves for the agency, said the lower park, along Pea's and Davis creeks and the Des Moines River, "looked like a battle zone" after water from Saylor-ville Reservoir receded. The situation was compounded by three "cataclysmic" storms that washed silt down creeks into the park, Carrier told the Iowa Natural Resources Commission at a meeting Thursday in Spirit Lake. Impassable A crew of 100 volunteers from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado helped clean up the park Oct.

15-17, Carrier said, but it may be some time before the area is usable again. Several bridges and fords are impassable because the creek beds were raised several feet by siltation, he said. Silt and sand has been removed from roads, but large expanses of sediment remain. They will be re-graded, then seeded, Carrier said. At least 86 walnut trees were damaged or killed and have been marked for a possible timber sale.

Several portions of sandstone canyon walls have collapsed, Carrier said, but geologists have revised earlier fears that freezing and thawing could bring even more damage. The Air Force Academy volunteers cleaned mud from shelter houses, Carrier said, but surrounding silt and flood damage could limit use of the buildings. Greater Than Expected Although some damage to the park was predicted after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers built Saylorville Reservoir in the 1970s, the frequency and severity of flooding are greater than expected, Carrier said. What's more, the situation could worsen as the reservoir fills with sediment and its capacity is reduced, he added.

In other matters Thursday, the commission: Told director Larry Wilson to negotiate with the Sac County Board of Supervisors to protect public access to Black Hawk Lake near Lake View. Mary Joan Clausen of Lake View said county officials plan to move about 1,700 feet of road away from the lake, effectively giving the lake-shore property to BlackHawk Lake Development Inc. Commissioner Douglas Smalley of Des Moines conceded that the state has no direct authority in the dispute, but he called for county officials to consider the importance of the rOad to people who like to drive, fish, hunt or otherwise enjoy the lakeshore. Wilson agreed to discuss the matter with the board of supervisors. I Approved an operating budget of about $60 million for each of the two years.

The board will ask Iowa Legislature for about $12.4 million annually, with most of the I remaining money coming from fish tand wildlife licenses and taxes and federal sources. Agreed to ask for $8 million for Resources Enhancement and Protection program, compared with this year's $7 million allocation. Proposed simplified rules to allow most people who own land along lakes or rivers to build docks without a state permit. A permit would be required only if the dock did not meet state guidelines. Schwartz gets grant i Iowa City, la.

Dr. David Schwartz, associate professor in ternal medicine at the University of I Iowa College of Medicine, was awarded a four-year grant of more than $1 million from the National inst.iMit.es of Health to determine why agriculture workers who come in contact witn grain ausi are amiB" risk to develop asthma and bronchi- tis. i Help with fall chores Tmk RwiisTKR's Iowa Nkws Service Peosta, la. Twenty-three stu- I dents from the human services tech- nology class at Northeast Iowa Com- munity College in Peosta partici- pated in "Make a Difference Day" Oct. 23.

They helped elderly resi- dents in the Dubuque area trim shrubbery, rake leaves, clean ga-rages, remove storm windows, wash windows and do other fall chores. SERVING ALL LOCAL FUNERAL HOMES SINCE 1931ft RESTHAVEN Cemetery Mausoleum Did you ever wonder why so many families choose Resthaven-Cemetery Mausoleum? A tour will HELP you One of Des Moines' most BEAUTIFUL cemeteries. 801 19th Street, West "LOCAL ADJUSTABLE BED HEADQUARTERS' Des Moines, 223-1230 DELUXE I HI-RISER SERIES 17 15 YEAR WARRANTY FURNITURE 1251 73rd St 279-7356 HONEST SAVINGS DELIVERY SERVICE SOLD ONLY BY LOCAL EXCLUSIVE DEALERS I You owe it to yourself to come In or call for prices today. Beginning at 7:00 a.m. Monday-Friday and 8:00 on Saturday.

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