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Thk DksMoinks Krister Wkdvksdav. Kkhhcary 16. 1M4 7N-lE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION 4rJ -4' WHfMl'te ft. ft 1 Police Report IN THP tOWA DISTRICT COURT FO POI COUNT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DEAN MELBOURNE WARD, DECEASED. PROBATE NO 35107 NOTICE OF PROOF OF WILL MN 1 MC The following reports list burglaries and thefts in which items reported stolen I I MUU I MUW I FN 13 I KM I IL RSONS INTERESTSEC STATfe OF DEAN MELBOURNE CE ASED, WHO DIED ON OR AB WITHOUT ADMINISTRATION WARD: ABOUT DE were valued at $500 or more and aca cMBE IB, V9J El dents that involved estimated damage of mini.

i i er JlSree You art hereby notified that on January 31, 1994. tho I nt Will and Tetnmfnt of Dean Mel itnri $2,000 or more. OFHC1AL PUBLICATION ecutor of the estate Any octlon to set aside the will must be brought in the district court of sotd county within the later to occur of tour months from the dote of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice to oil heirs of the de dent and devisees under the will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereat- ter be forever barred. fJ Notice is further given that all persons lr1v debted to the estote are requested to make im-mediate payment to the undersigned, aha creditors having claims against the estate, shall file them with the clerk of the above named district court, as provided by law. dut.y., authenticated, tor allowance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of tour months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the dote of moiling of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim It thereafter forever borred.

Dated this 27th day of January, 1994. Larry William Rivers, Executor of estate 220 South Walnut, Lomoni, lowa 50140 William L. Falrbonk, Attorney tor executor 31 7 Sixth Avenue, Suite 1200, Des Moines, lowa 50309 41 10 Dateotsecondpublicatlon: UShslar 91 NDrugrr. (LC224) THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT POLK COUNTY IN THEMATTE Or THE STATE OF NAQ-, Ml RUTH RISVOLD. Deceased.

bourne Ward- deceased, bearing the date of April 10. IVfti, was admitted to probate in the above-named court and fhpre will be no pres ANKENY ent administration of the estate Any oc tion to A Jvi giKit irw win musi am uruuw" in rict Court of the county within the later to occur of tour months from the date of the second publication of this Notice or one month from the dote of mailing of this Notice to the surviving spouse and oirhelrs of the decedent and df vi sees under the Will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be Torever oarrea. Datfri thulkt rinvof Jnnonrv. 1994 Jerry L. Wetss, Clerk of the District Court Ronn u.

narotason Attorney for PetitionerSurviving Spouse Greendale Road, Suite Jphnston, Iowa 50131, (515) 270-8670 pate of Second Publication: 23rd dnvof Fehruorv. 1994. frooaTe Juai NOTITF OF APPOINTMFNT OF RICT COURT (LC204) THE IOW, EXECUTOR AND NOTICE To AM Persons Interested In the Estate pf Noo-4 i ml Ruth Risvold, Deceased, who died an or about November 17, 1993 IN THE ESTA IE BRASS, ueceasea, You ore hereby notified that on trie zorn oqy Probate No. 34940 of January. 19V4.

Oflvlrf Risvold was oei' NOTICE OF PRORATF OF WILL. la L. Kil Fctnt L. estatt poimea txecutorot me OF APPOINTME NT OF EXECUTOR, Notice is hereby aiven that oil persons IrV'-' AMU NO I II. lOLKtUllUKS debted to the Estate are requested fo make Irrv.

mediate payment to the undersigned, ahfl" creditors having claims ogamst the Estate shall file them with the clerk of the above1' rh, Krn.WU. hu H.ilu 413 N.W. Winter Berry Drive, Feb. 3 A whirlpool and equipment valued at $1,000 were reported stolen from a construction site. 1006 S.W.

Ordnance Road, Jan. 29 A snow blower valued at $1,200 was reported stolen from the home of Judy Erickson. West First and Northwest Scott streets, 5.14 p.m. Feb. 3 Collision involving a car driven by Susanne A.

Mick-elson, 43, 802 N.W. Westwood An-keny, and a pickup driven by John P. Kinter, 24, 308 S.E. Diehl Ave. Damage was reported at $3,500.

Northwest Ninth Street and Northwest Greenwood Avenue, 9:10 p.m. Jan. 30 A pickup driven by Denise K. Tonasket, 27, 2723 E. Douglas struck a parked car registered to Tam-mara A.

Nichols. 2808 Cornell St. Damage was reported at $8,000. Northeast Creitmoor Drive and Northeast Ninth Street, 1:50 p.m. Jan.

30 Collision involving cars driven by Pamela J. Quick, 49, 7360 N.W. Fourth Ankeny, and Margaret J. Fitzgerald. 51, 417 N.E.

Trilein Drive, Ankeny. Damage was reported at $3,000. Southwest State Street and Southwest Ordnance Road, 5:20 a.m. Jan. 27 Collision involving a pickup driven by Charles E.

Hyslope, 46, 205 S.E. Ninth Ankeny, and a tractor driven by Stanley G. Thatcher, 51, Baxter. Damage was reported at $2,000. authenticated, for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of four months from -the second publication pf this notice or one" month from the date of the moiling pf this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claiex Is thereafter forever borred.

9i- patea on januory 28, iyv4. David Risvold, Executor of the Estate 1 114 19th Strm! Ds Moines. IA50311 Dennis W. Parmenter, Attorney for Executor- Pormenter Humke, P.O Box 336 To All Persons Interested In the Estate of Mottle Brass, Deceased, who died on or about December 5, 1993: You are hereby notified that on the 26th day of January, 1994, the last will and testament of Mottle Brass, deceased, bearing dale of the 18th day of March, was odmilted to probate In the above named court and that Boatmen's Bank Iowa, N. A.

was appointed executor of the estate. Any action to set aside the will must be brought in the district court of said county within the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of moi I Ing of this notice toall heirs of the decedent and devisees under the will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever borred. Notice is further given that all persons indebted to the estate pre requested to make Immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file them with the clerk of the above named district court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allowonce, and unless so filed by the later to occur of four months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice (unless otherwise a I owed or aaidl a claim is Huxley. IOWO 50124, (515 597-3401 uaTeot secona puoiicqnt ideation: ry, 1994. irjtnppyot i-eoruqi (LC25D INTHE jOWAt FOR POLK UNTY HF FSTATF OF IN THE MATTER OF ROGER W.

BURKHE AD, Deceased. DAVE PETERSONThe Register Lowell Lein, one of about 1 2,000 Iowa members of construction near Pleasant Hill. Lein is talking to the Military Order of the Purple Heart, looks over local governments to get the section of highway a stretch of relocated U.S. Highway 65 under named after the group. Group wants name on Hwy.

65 Probate NO. 35106 r-NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, APPOINTMENT OP EXECUTOR. AND NOTICE TOCREDITORS All Persons interested In the estate of To ROGER BURKHE AD, Deceased, who thereafter forever borred. You are hereby notified thai on the 31st day Dated this J6tn day of January, 1V94 Boatmen's Bank lowa, N.A., Executor of estate Locust at Sixth, Des Moines, lowa Lyle L. Simpson, Attorney for executor of January, 1994, the Lost Will and Testoment of Roger Burkheaa deceased, bearing dote of the 16th day of June, 1988, was admitted to probate in the above-named Court and thdt Kathleen J.

Clifton was appointed Executor of the estate Any action to set aside the Will must be brouqht in the district court of sold county within the Inter tn occur of four months from I2uuriub lower, uesfvioines, I A Date of second publication: (LC206) THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT POLK COUNTY IN THE ESTATE OF WILMA JOHNETTA the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice to all heirs of the decedent and devisees under the wilf whnse identifies are reasonab HARRIS, Deceased. probate No. 3508? NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL. IlVTOXICATED Drivers ascertainable, or thereafter be forever barred. Notice is further given that all persons indebted to the estate ore requested to make Immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against The estate shall file them with the clerk pf the above named district court, as provided bv law, duly OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND NOTICE TOCREDITORS "To All Persons Interested In the Estate of Wll-ma Johnetta Harris, Deceased, who died on or about December 29, 1993: You are hereby notified that on the 27th day of January, 1994, the lost will and testament of Wilma Johnetta Harris, deceased, bearing date of the 18th day of August, 1992, was admitted to probate In the above named court and that Lorry William Rivers was appointed ex- authenticated, for allowance, and unless so tilea by tne laier to occur at tour mpnrns from the tprnnri Diihlicntion of this notice Or one 1 month from the date of mailing of this notice (unless otherwise oiiowed or poid) claim is hereafter torever parrea.

uateatmi People listed below pleaded guilty or were found guilty between Jan. 27 and Feb. 7 of operating a motor vehicle while ka I 1300 SW Wall, Des Moines, A 50315 Tele: (515) 787 A3 intoxicated, according to Polk County Tell ui whet you think. Express your opinion in a letter to the editor. Send it to: Letters to the Editor, P.O.

Box 957. Des Moines, lowa MICHAEL REESE, Attorney for Executor 383? Merle Hay ST 202, bet Moines, I A 503)0. Tele: (515) 276-0420 Date of second pub icanon: Division about one year ago. Proposals to name three other highways in the state are still pending, he said. Although he wasn't aware of the proposal made by the Military Order of the Purple Heart, Stevens said the plan could be approved if the group follows DOT guidelines.

Lein said his organization would pay for signs that would be placed on each end of the stretch of highway to be named, at no cost to the cities or the county. "It's just in memory of all the 12,000 purple hearters in the state of Iowa," he said. Altoona, Polk County and the DOT have yet to approve the plan. The first five-mile stretch of relocated U.S. Highway 65, which will run from Interstate Highway 80 to Rising Sun Drive, is scheduled to open in the fall.

If his proposal is approved, Lein said, he hopes it will be in time to make arrangements for a dedication ceremony during the group's national convention, to be held this summer In Des Moines. Heart. The group has 12,000 members in five Iowa chapters and nearly 100 members In its local chapter. All of the members have been awarded the Purple Heart, a military medal given to those wounded in action. Lein said the idea for naming relocated U.S.

Highway 65 came from two other states, Maryland and New Jersey. He said those states have designated portions of their highways in honor of the group. "When this highway proposal came up, since it did not have a name, I thought it'd be nice to have a name associated with that," he said. "We don't have a monument like other veterans groups, and we're the only veterans organization where the recipients almost paid the supreme sacrifice. Not that it makes us any better, but it puts a restriction on who can join." Dwight Stevens, state traffic engineer for the Iowa Department of Transportation said the agency has approved the naming of at least one highway U.S Highway 34 in southern Iowa, which was named after the Red Bull or 34th Infantry Pleasant Hill has approved the plan; Polk County, Altoona and the DOT must agree.

By ESTELA VILLANUEVA ReoisterStafe Writer The local chapter of The Military Order of the Purple Heart wants to name the first stretch of relocated U.S. Highway 65 after its organization. In order for the Iowa Department of Transportation to name the five-mile stretch of highway after the group, the organization must first gain the approval of the governing bodies of Altoona, Pleasant Hill and Polk County, through which the highway passes. The group passed its first hurdle last week by gaining the approval of the Pleasant Hill City Council after a presentation by Lowell Lein, commander of the local chapter and sergeant in arms of the Department of Iowa Military Order of the Purple District Court records. Robert A.

Novak, 34, 7711 Hickman 23rd day of February, 1994 Road, Urbandale. Third offense. Raymond E. Stamper, 33, 730 S.E. 25th St.

Second offense. Henry H. Gurau, M.D. Mark Greene, 28, 1508 McCormick Ave. Second offense.

David Bithop, 45. 7500 S.E. Bloom- field Road. David L. Brown, 30, 1312 Ninth St a Second offense.

Joseph Turner, 30. 101 Locust St Board Gerttfted Certified American Board of Opthamology Routine Eye Exams Contacts Non-surgical treatment of eye diseases MedicareTitle 19 Most Insurance Accepted Early Appointments Available 274-5211 -y 3101 Ingersoil Ave Second offense. Julie A. Gilliam, 30, 4018 Kingman Blvd. Christopher Carlton, 22.

3637 N.W 90th Place, Polk City. batons Jennett Pope, 31, 4046 Hubbell Ave Adrian Kleckner 52. 2606 56th St. iiii)iiiiiiiimj Steven P. Dodton, 37, 1137 Clinton Ave.

Carolyn Petersen Gray, 36, 4130 A ti I nil us- I I Fourth St. Allen J. Sample, 22, 2805 35th St Robert Page, 42, 1315 E. 17th St. Mondavls Steven Emerson, 35, 7207 S.W.

12th St. Second offense. Scott A. McClean, 29, 4024 Oxford St Lloyd Van Zuuk 34, 4601 S.W. Eighth St.

Second offense. Galen B. St. John, 67. 5000 Walnut Drive, Pleasant Hill.

James B. Lucat, 31, 4520 Kingman Blvd. Day emors Rodney Benton, 27, 7403 S.W. 17th St. Second offense.

Frank E. Glover, 43, 1307 Harrison Ave. Catherine A. Leaf, 40, 1019 33rd St. Kathryn A.

Burtch, 41, 1420 41st Place. Terry E. Cockerham, 45, 920 Meadow Lane. David Gerdet, 38, 9901 Alpine Drive, Urbandale. Our Breakfast Buffet is Just $2 Bitakfast Buffet Saved a.m Seniors (60 and over) only.

Price not pod with any other discounts. I 1, i i i .1, 1 1 ft. Kl BUZZ ORRThe Register Maureen Korte of Urbandale, right, spins a yarn toona, left, and Denise Reints of Urbandale listen as fellow storytellers Georgia Woodward of Al- during a class at the playhouse. Playhouse group tells no 'lies' Curtlt Rutto, 24, 1 2 1 7 Lewis Ave. Troy A.

Romine, 33, 300 Walnut St. Donald A. Birchette, 59. 1 19 E. Fulton Drive.

Jamet Faur, 42, 3209 86th Urban-dale. Randy C. Varley, 36, 304 18th Place, West Des Moines. Second offense. Fred Owens, 39, 7 1 6 Forest Ave.

Michelle Ray, 21, 1199 Greenway Court, Altoona. Phillip Jonet, 60, 3 1 1 7 Pleasant St. Hudson Sherman, 23, 4355 N.E. 32nd St. Larry Thompson, 38, 3816 Lawn-woods Drive.

Treta Ramtbottom, 32, 105 E. 35th St. By LAURIS OLSON RMjIstkr Staff Writfr The next meeting of storytellers will be at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Des Moines Playhouse at 83 1 42nd St. For more information, call 255-3741.

5125 North East 14th Street Des Moines, Iowa 262-9802 HIHIIHIIlIlIkMiiir Richard Field, 32, 850 N. Pleasant Hill Pleasant Hill. Tina Coleman, 22, 510 15th St. Second offense. drama, and it is not reading aloud.

It has some characteristics of all of them, but it is its own art form. "At last count, more than 17,000 people belonged to NAPPS (National Association for the Preservation and Perpetuation of It's an art form that anyone can use, said Deborah Crabill, a member of the group who is a librarian at the Forest Avenue Library. Crabill related the true story of a library patron charged with coordinating a family reunion who sought her advice. The patron was desperate for ideas on how to keep a large group ranging in age from infant to senior citizen entertained for several hours. Crabill suggested storytelling.

"I told her to get the older genera- Matthew D. Turk, 26. 2824 Allison Ave. Lorl Nelsen, 18. 1000 N.W.

Second Ankeny. Sean M. Reese, 21 2400 N. Union St. Donald L.

Olson, 37, 7800 litis Drive. tion to sit down and tell stories," said Crabill. "As a starting point, I suggested (the elders) listen for the younger adults telling their kids 'stop then having the elders say 'Remember when you did "The woman came back after the family reunion and said it didn't happen that way, but it was such a good idea that now the woman is writing the family stories down." Urbandale. The 22 people sitting in a circle in the basement of the Des Moines Playhouse on a recent Sunday afternoon had gathered in pursuit of a common goal to learn the art of telling stories. These are stories, not lies, pointed out Maureen Korte of 7624 Hickory Lane in Urbandale.

"The story doesn't have to be factual," she said. "Storytellers don't lie, they just embellish." Korte, an experienced storyteller who also teaches classes in the ancient art, is one of the founding members of the fledging group that began meeting once a month at the Playhouse last September. So far, membership has been so informal that the group does not have a name, said a Playhouse official. Prior to the January meeting, the most people who had ever attended a meeting was 12. Among those at the January meeting were several teachers who use Bankruptcies NOTICE Walk-in Clinic Replaces Emergency Services at Mercy Franklin Center The Mercy Franklin Center, al 48th and Franklin, is replacing its Emergency Department with a Walk-in Clinic at the same location effective Monday, February 28.

Area patients needing emergency care are advised to go to the 24-hour Emergency Department of Mercy Hospital Medical Center at Sixth and University. CLINIC HOURS 8 a.m. 8 p.m. Monday Friday 10 a.m. 6 p.m.

Saturday Jamet Moran, 44. 420 N.W. 65th Lane Alan Cohee, 44. 6125 Meadow Crest Drive, Johnston. Patricia Dixon, 23.

8704 Carole Circle, Urbandale. David E. Baum, 22. 1023 Pennsylvan-nia Ave. Dennis Wolford, 41.

401 Grand Elkhart. Phanh Ackarath, 28. 1 51 8 Sixth Ave. James A. Peter, 53.

3502 49th St. Felix Rivera, 46. 3015 Union St. Corey Becker, 25. 4024 Grand Ave.

Maurice Allen, 58. 1 729 Grand Ave. Krlttlna Meekt, 30. 302 Bell Ave. William E.

Courtney, 50, 3329 Center St. Kenneth N. Fither, 33. 613 Emma Ave. Sheetal Benawra, 31 18 Cottage Grove Ave Shannon Williams.

25. 3953 Woodland Ave West Des Moines Jeffrey W. Grim, 33. 2703 Eighth Court. Christine A.

Wadle. 21. 409 McKmtey Ave Jeffrey W. Ayen. 25.

6516 Chaffee Road Second offense Michael Trude. 29. 1626 Ninth St Second orense Clifford 0. 171824th St Brian Stielow. 25.

1129 67th St. Windsor HeipntS Jose Torret. 24 3848 14th St Second Gerald James, 4 1 5901 Thira St Karl J. Schmidt, 1200 Office Park Road, West Des Moines, debts $10,891, assets $3,892. May L.

Walker, 1711 W. 85th Clive. debts $67,215. assets $3,394. Jeffrey A.

and Tracey M. Gentry, 25 E. Gray debts $33,112. assets $5,320. Benjamin A.

Jr. and Martha L. Archer, 2746 Lyon debts $36,350. assets $74917 Stephen P. McAndrewt, 200 Space Ave Mitchellville.

debts $56,435. assets $11 735 Michael S. and Jaynette R. Rlttman, alto known at Cookman, 201 1 High St debts 1 29 923 assets $118 217. Central Iowa Water Conditioning alto known at EcoWatar of De Moinet, 10520 Hickman Road.

Clive. debts $206 587. assets $16 000 Raymond L. and Katherine L. Witt, alto known at Witt Mobile Home Service, 1212 Hoy Drive.

Norwa'k. debts $13 709 assets $3 547 Douglas C. Lange, 3636 Columbia Ave debts $16 467. assets $1,305 The following Polk County residents filed schedules of debts and assets between Feb. 1 and Feb.

7 in S. Bankruptcy Court Des Moines. Betty J. Benson, 2640 E. 51st Court, debts $40,988.

assets $4,295. Donna L. Terrebrood, 240 W. James Grimes, debts $96,229. assets $2,570 Donald and Tamera J.

Reeves, 2021 Park Hill Drive. Norwalk. debts $61,309. assets $58 980 Lester W. and Linda L.

Isley, 2536 Morton debts $78,024. assets $94 445 Paul Williams, 2210 37th St debts $21,801 assets $3 950 Sheryl Comer. 10514 78th Grimes, debts $70 725 assets $88 758 Scott A. White. 1800 Grand Ave West Des Momes.

debts $32,790. assets $8475 Leone L. Trimble, 8821 Hickman Road. Urbaodaie. debts $16 311.

assets $4 225 Terrl Ragan. 1212 Emma Ave debts $8 760. assets $1 475 storytelling as an educational tool, an entomologist who lectures to elementary school students dressed in a safari outfit under the guise of "Dr. Bug," and a director of a child-care center ho incorporates storytelling into the therapy program for Alzheimer's disease patients. And.

of course, a couple of professional storytellers. Storytelling is one person relating a tale to one or more people using voice or gesture, explained Betty Husted of 1203 lttth St. in West Des Moines, a professional storyteller who performs and conducts workshops as Aunt Betty. The Storyteller. What it is not a reciting a memorized piece.

It is not acting a part in a 17 TfyMERCY.