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wwvm a 'j tray "gyp" a tM'rynyrcnyj-mp. y'fv'yvyW jyy11 Friday, October 12,1990 THE DES MOINES REGISTER 7M Keegan not out of Iraq Former Des Moines resident Charles Keegan was not on board a plane carrying hostages out of Iraq on Thursday, but family members said they remain hopeful he will be released soon. Keegan, 57, who has an inactive thyroid gland and is in need of medication three times a day to treat the condition, was employed by a Kuwaiti investment company when he was arrested last month in Kuwait City and taken hostage by the Iraqi government. Thomas Van Baale, Keegan's son-in-law, said Thursday, "The State Department called about 11:20 a.m. and confirmed that Chuck was not on the flight that arrived in London." He said the family, including Keegan's daughters, Peg Keegan and Cathi Van Baale, and his son, Steve Keegan, are disappointed but have not given up hope that he will be released.

"The Iraqi government said previously that no more hostages would be released and then there was this plane," said Van Baale. "So maybe there will be more. I still have a gut feeling he is going to get out. The Iraqi ambassador said that if he was really sick he would be released. And we gave him documentation proving that." Cathi and Thomas Van Baale met with Iraqi Ambassador Mohamed Al-Mashet and Iowa Senators Tom Harkin and Charles Grassley earlier this month in Washington, D.C., in an attempt to gain Keegan's release.

CARLE. JOHNSON Special Dtspatck Tha Register HARLINGEN, TEXAS Carl E. Johnson, 91, of Harlingen died here Tuesday after suffering a stroke earlier this year. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Powers Funeral Home in Oskaloosa, with burial will be in Forest Cemetery.

Mr. Johnson, an Army veteran of World War lived in Oskaloosa most of his life and moved to Texas four years ago. A former Oskaloosa mayor, he retired as manager of R.F. W.B. an automotive wholesale business.

Surviving are a daughter, Corinne Swaney of Harlingen; three sisters, Nelle Gustaveson of Ottumwa, Irene Johnson of Des Moines and Alice Ross of Winterset; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Friends may call until service time TIMOTHY OWENS Tha Rtofttar't Kwi Ntwi Strvica GRINNELL, IA. Timothy Owens, 32, of Grinnell died of a heart attack Wednesday at Grinnell General Hospital. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Newton, with burial in the church cemetery.

Mr. Owens was born in Des Moines and moved to Grinnell two years ago from Newton. He was associate director of mechanical and instructional systems at Grinnell College and was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church here. Among survivors are his wife, Nancy; two sons, Jacob and Jared, and three daughters, Alicia Owens, Sarah Owens and Abigail Owens, all of Grinnell; his parents, Raymond and Evelyn Owens of Newton; a brother, Kyle of Norwalk; two sisters, Diana Radar of Newton and Beth Johnston of Hannibal, and his grandfather, DeMoss Crabb of In-dianola.

Friends may call after 3 p.m. today at Wallace-Pence Funeral Home in Newton, where the family will visit FLORENCE M. THORESON The Register's lewa News Service STORY CITY, IA. Florence M. Thoreson, 82, of Story City died of a stroke Saturday at Bethany Manor nursing home, where she was a resident.

Services will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at Bethany Manor Chapel and at 1:30 p.m. at St. Petri Lutheran Church, of which she was a member. Burial will be in the Story City Cemetery.

Mrs. Thoreson, a retired bookkeeper for Ames Laundry, was born in Randall. She is survived by a daughter, Karen Templer of Sherborn, and two grandchildren. Friends may call after 3 p.m. today at Soderstrum-Larson Funeral Home, where the family will greet friends from 6:30 to 8 p.m.

Memorial contributions may be made to her church or the nursing home. TIMBER M.STEWART Timber M. "Tim" Stewart, 41, of 2326 Adams Ave. died of cancer Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Services will be at 12:30 p.m.

Saturday at Westover Funeral Home. Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery. Mr. Stewart was born in Columbus, Ohio, and moved to Des Moines in 1967. He was a supervisor at Firestone Tire and Rubber where he worked for three years.

Surviving are his wife, Jody; two sons, Jason and Ryan, both at home; his parents, Ralph and Ruby Stewart of Waukee; and a sister, Kimberly VanHorn of Milwaukee. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at the funeral home, where the family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Pizza Hut sued after man injured by 'unruly' crowd guard in order to disperse the gang of students, particularly on Friday nights so that persons" would not be harmed, the suit states.

Roger Rydell, director of public re- lations for the Pizza Hut headquarters in Wichita, said he could not comment on pending cases. The Pizza Hut on Euclid at the time was a restaurant that offered table service to customers inside the build- I ing, but now it offers only delivery and take-out services. Rydell said only economic considerations would be taken into account in making such a change. "We take this kind of thing very se- -riously and have a department dedi- cated to it," he said. "I'm not familiar with this particular case." OBITUARIES MARGARET R.

MADSEN Margaret R. "Madge" Madsen, 84, of Valborg Lutheran Home, 1101 Grandview died of a heart ail ment Thursday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Grandview Funeral Home, and burial will be in Glendale Ceme- fimvm mmm Mj 1 Mrs. Madsen was Ll born in Gilmore margaret r.

City and lived in madsen Des Moines most of her life. She was a homemaker and member of the Melcher-Dallas American Legion Auxiliary. Surviving are two daughters, Doris Burke of Dallas, Texas, and Betty Foster of Altoona; two sisters, Lillian Poulson of Council Bluffs and Clara Tapscott of Melcher-Dallas; eight grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. Friends may call after 3 p.m. today at the funeral home, where the family will meet friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association. VERNON W.COOLEY Th Rttfstir's lewi Ntwi Sarvlca DEXTER, IA. Vernon W. Cooley of Dexter died of a heart ailment Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines. He was 80.

Services will be at 1:30 p.m. today at Dexter United Methodist Church, and burial will be in the Greenfield Cemetery. Mr. Cooley was born in Guthrie County and moved to Dexter from Greenfield in 1956. He was the owner of Dexter Cleaners and formerly was a federal meat inspector tor 14 years.

He had been a member of the Dexter Community Club. Surviving are his wife, Gladys; two daughters, Dorothy Freedline of St. Peters, and Sherry Spring of Des Moines; a son, Joseph of Adel; three sisters, May Nellis and Kathryn Hanner, both of Des Moines, and Helen Middleton of Stuart; and seven grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be nade to Dexter First Responders. tfcKee Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

A. LEONARD "ha Rttiitoft Iowa Ntwi Sarvlca NEWTON, IA. Services will be it 2 p.m. today at Mingo United Methodist Church for Carl A. Leonard of Newton.

Burial will be in Ashton Chapel Cemetery, also at Mingo. Mr. Leonard, 82, died of a heart ailment Wednesday at Newton Health Care Center, where he was a resident. Born in Story County, he lived in Mingo most of his life until moving to the care center three years ago. He was a retired farmer and cattle feeder, a member of the Methodist Church and a past president of the Mingo Community School Board.

Surviving are his wife, Noma; two sons, Gene of Mingo and George of Van Buren, a daughter, Carolyn Hunt of Wilson, N.C.; two brothers, Joe of Maxwell and Ralph of Mingo; tun cistprs Marv Leonard and Mar- By MELINDA MOOTY Register Stall Writer A Des Moines couple has filed suit against Pizza Hut of America Inc. alleging that the company was negligent when the man's skull was fractured by a rock thrown at him on a Pizza Hut lot. William and Ruby Eley, 1521 Oak Park filed a suit Oct. 8 in Polk County District Court saying the company should have provided better security at the restaurant. Eley alleges a high school student threw a rock at him Oct.

21, 1988, that fractured his skull and resulted in severe seizures. Eley, who lives across from the Pizza Hut at 1600 Euclid alleges that he entered the parking lot to find a gang of high school students milling about after a North High School football game. The petition states the students had produced a "riotous atmosphere" and Eley was struck by a rock while he was on Pizza Hut property. The couple alleges that the restaurant had a duty to protect customers from "unruly" students who congregated in the parking lot. Previously, various agencies had "specifically requested a security at the funeral home.

CLIFFORD E. RHODES Special Dispatch tt The Register LAKELAND, FLA. Clifford E. Rhodes, 82, of Lakeland died of a stroke Aug. 29 at Lakeland Regional Medical Hospital.

Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. today at the Chariton, Cemetery. Mr. Rhodes had owned a meat market in Chariton and had operated hotels in Iowa and Missouri until retiring to Florida in 1972. He is survived by his wife, Maxine; and a sister, Helen Wells of Chariton.

Fielding Funeral Home in Chariton is handling arrangements. DIVORCES Maria Anastacla and Roger L. Dalton. Alltn A. and Carolyn Suzanne Sossan.

Blanch H. and Gary Evan Frederlksen. Robert L. and Barbara K. Henrlchs.

Brenda Lee and Howard Clair Draper. Olivia H. and Frank Gregorlch III. DEATHS Iowa ALLISON June L. Straner, 63.

AURELIA Walter Volkert, 72. Olga Arnason, 95. BETTENDORF Beverly K. Funk, 50; Kennelh Rover II, 12; Waldo A. Reynolds, 76.

BRIGHTON Timothy D. Elmore, 24. COLESBURG Althena R. Hamlett Wilson, 60; Clarence J. DeSolel, 68.

CONRAD John Wood, 60; George Markwitz, 75. COUNCIL BLUFFS Varlyn E. Carlson, 70; Ro-seann Osborn, 60; Roberta Ludwlg, 75; Jesse K. Burntl M. Schumacher, 72; Donna J.

Berganlzel, 56; Andrew C. Randall, 14; Kimberly Ann Kellev, 25; Danner S. Love, 83; Norma Jeen Lane, 62; Gomar D. Evans, 83; Mary J. Yount, 92; Shirley A.

Coco, 50; Laura B. Ra-geth, 71; James A. Cunningham, 86; Everett F. Emerlne, 88. CRESCO Caroline Wheeler, 73.

CRESTON Marilyn Jesstn, 63. DAVENPORT Wilfred Griffith, 59; Henry S. Nl-coll, 73; Georgt R. Lund, 74; Thomas E. Halh-horn, 86; Lucille M.

Morgan, 75; Norma E. Guy, 83; Orlle Lupton, 76; Mary Tracy Grabln, 99; Ross E. Jasper, 54; Ome J. Cummins, 87; Ralph H. Topping, 89; Carl L.

Smith, 75; Helen B. Bau-guess, 63; John M. Smith. DAYTON Agnas Swanson, 100. DUMONT Florence Freest, 80.

FORT DODGE Anton Rosburg, 66; Waldo Bargsten, 64; Richard Sparry, 69; Donald Kennev, 68; Donald Peart, 65; Clarence J. Kearney, 91; Leonard C. Anderson, 89; Emory Rehnqultt, 92; George H. Allen, 80; Charles E. Hutchinson, 57; Peter Caoellos, 80; Jake Boars-ma, 73; Francis B.

Sullivan, 81. GREENE Earl Ruftrldge, 82. HUBBARD Agnes Rleks, 92; Maynard Klemme, 79. MANCHESTER Mary Ann Rvan, 94. MARCUS Vernon Brownmlller, 86.

MARSHALLTOWN Ray L. Bryant, 94; Robert H. Collins, 82; Mabel Elliot, 92; Jens P. Hansen, 91; Fern Throop, 85; Harlan Bucholz, 83; B. Jamas Simmons, 62; Donald Carlton, 71; Erwln E.

Danner, 74; Marceda Tow, 78; Peter J. Mer- curls, 93. MOUNT AYR Ruby Mills, 75. MUSCATINE Gale Nelson, 66; Bessie M. Orr, 89; Jeanttta M.

Williams, 77; Isabella Lang Kerr, 96. OTHO Charles Bass, (4. POCAHONTAS Loral Whlsler, 87; Herman Scnoon, 93. PROTIVIN Adolph J. Panos, 74.

SHELL ROCK Waller G. Hafms, 84. VICTOR Leo C. Warnlck 80. VINCENT Olga Telschaw, 91.

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A national anti-smoking group Wednesday announced a boycott against products including Miller beer, Jell-0 gelatin, Nabisco Shredded Wheat and Oscar Mayer meats, which are made by companies that also make cigarettes. STAT, an acronym for the Stop Teenage Addiction to Tobacco organization based in Springfield, announced the boycott against Philip Morris Co. and RJR Nabisco Co. STAT spokesman Joseph Merchant, a medical student at the University of Iowa College of Medicine, said those and other cigarette manufacturers are targeting young people to become addicted to nicotine. "The tobacco industry loses 5 percent of its smokers every year," Merchant said.

"They need to replace those smokers." Up With People concert The Register's lewa News Service SPIRIT LAKE, IA. Up With People will perform at Spirit Lake High School at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 19 and 20. AlB lies Monies, IA Earn Your Associate Degree in Accounting Day and Night Classes Start Nov.

26 Phone (515) 244-4221 OCTOBER 1 2 1 tha Leonard, both of Des Moines; nine with friends after a 7 p.m. vigil serv ice. M.NADINE BOWIE Tht Rtelittr't Iowa Ntwt Strvica NEWTON, IA. M. Nadine Bowie of Newton died of emphysema Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines.

She was 69. The body was cremated and a memorial service will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Reese Funeral Chapel. Born in Marengo, she lived in Newton most of her life and retired in 1985 from the Vernon Co. Among survivors are a son, Donald Jr.

of Newton; a daughter, Donna Taylor of Kellogg; three brothers, Jim Vermillion of Newton, Bill Vermillion of Rock Creek and Dick Vermillion of Boone; a sister, Roberta Johnson of Newton; three grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; a greatgrandchild; and a step-great-grandchild. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Lung Association. SELMAL. EHRMANN I Spatial Diwatch to Tha Ragiittr I SILVER SPRINGS, MD. Graveside services will be at 1:30 p.m.

Saturday at Resthaven Cemetery in West Des Moines for Selma L. Ehrmann, 92, of Silver Springs, who died of a heart ailment Monday at Holy Cross Hospital here. Born in Amana, she lived in Des Moines most of her life until moving to Maryland five years ago. She formerly was a self-employed hat milliner. A sister, Rose Miller of Silver Springs, survives.

The family will visit with friends from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Saturday at Westover Funeral Home in Des Moines. RUBY S. LAIN Tha Raoktar't lawa Nawi Strvica MARSHALLTOWN, IA.

Ruby S. Lain, 100, of Marshalltown died of a respiratory ailment Thursday at Grandview Heights Care Center, where she was a resident for 12 years. Following cremation, a private graveside memorial service will be held in the Cincinnati Cemetery. Mrs. Lain was born in Mendota, and lived in Des Moines for 61 years until moving to Marshalltown in 1978.

She retired as a secretary for Travelers Life Insurance Co. Five nephews survive. Arrangements are being handled by Pursel-Davis Funeral Home. DEATHS Des Moines BURKETT Lora, 80, of Adel died Thursday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. DANK Mary 90, of New Oaks Care Center, 3806 Easton died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

EATON Anna Belle, 100, of 2052 E. Grand Ave. died Tuesday at Altoona Manor. MADSEN Margaret 84. of Valborg Lutheran Home, 1)01 Grandview died Thursday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital.

McLOON Alleen, 88, of Crystal Manor Care Center, 2501 24th died Thursday at Des Moines General Hospital. WELLE Ardella, 76, of Newton died Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. WINDER James "Kent," 54, of 144 6. Seneca Ave. died Wednesday at Broadlawns Medical Center.

WOLFE Marshall, son of Virginia and Mark Wolfe of 2906 Watrous was stillborn Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Canter. BIRTHS Des Moines BROADLAWNS MEDICAL CENTER HANKINS Sandra and James of 331S 56th a daughter, Wednesday. DES MOINES GENERAL HOSPITAL ROSS Virginia of 224 S.E. Edison a son, Thursday. GOODE Tammy of Lorlmor, a daughter, Thursday.

IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL McPHILLIPS Wendy and Brian of S512 S.W. Third Place, a daughter, Wednesday. STARLING Angela and Jim of 802 S.W. Ordnance Road, Ankeny, a son, Wednesday. ARNOLD Kathleen Warnke-Arnold and Steven of Bouton, a daughter, Thursday.

BUCHANAN Colleen and Chris of 3127 S.W. Fifth a son, Thursday. CHAL Ronda of 1815 Sixth a son, Thursday. HARMON Rebecca and Rick of 2032 27th a son and a daughter, Thursday. IOWA METHODIST MEDICAL CENTER GAFFNEY Connie and David of 6220 S.W.

48th a daughter, Tuesday. IGBOKWE Veronica and Judo of 2110 Evergreen a son, Tuesday. MYERS Peggy and Jamas of 1807 Capitol a daughter, Tuesday. WARD Susan and John of Indlanoia, a son, Tuesday. AUSTIN Pern and Tim of Adair, a daughter, Wednesday.

IMBODEN Lelsa and Phil of Earlham, a daughter, Wednesday. ROSAVER Hfent and Dennis of 3104 78th Urbandale, a son, Wednesday. WRIGHT Cindy and Devin of Stuart, a son, Wednesday. GRINDE Betty and Clark of Waukee, a daughter, Thursday. HUTCHENS Amy and Scott of 1305 Cutler a son, Thursday.

KOEHLER Connie and Don of 2218 53rd a son, Thursday. MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER KEELER Cheryl and Wayne of 6930 N.E. 56th Altoona, a daughter, Oct. S. CONRAD Beverly and Eric of Osceola, a daughter, Wednesday.

FITZPATRICK Karen and Paul of 1514 17th West Das Moines, a son, Wednesday. SHEETS Tanya and Steve of 214 N.W. Stale Ankeny, a daughter, Wednesday. WILSON Christine and Bruce of Indianola, a son, Wednesday. ANDERSON Victoria and Michael of 1511 22nd a daughter, Thursday.

KLOBERDANZ Amy and Robert of 521 53rd Place, West Des Moines, a daughter, Thursday. STOUT Chrlstl and Brian of 2416 N.E. 42nd a daughter, Thursday. VELA Joyce and Victor of 3517 Wltmer a son, Thursday. piJ THE PRICE IS RIGHT THE QUACfTt IE WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! HONEST SAVINGS DELIVERY SERVICE SOLD ONLY BY LOCAL EXCLUSIVE DEALERS You owe it to yourelf to come in or call for price today.

SpflRfl THROUGH HOURS: Sun. 10-5 nn. Him grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Friends may call until noon at Wallace-Pence Funeral Home in Newton. Memorial contributions may be made to his church.

EDITH M. ROWLEY Tha Rtelsttr'i Iowa Ntwi Sarvlca PELLA, IA. Edith M. Rowley, 82, of Pella died of pneumonia Tuesday at Pella Community Hospital. Services will be at 1:30 p.m.

today at VanDyk-Duven Funeral Home here. Burial will be in t'Lam Cemetery in Marion County. Mrs. Rowley, a homemaker, was born near Pella and moved here in 1968 from Knoxville. She is survived by a son, Vinton of Iowa City; two grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.

Friends may call until service time at the funeral home. MARRIAGES Thttt ptopla htvt apotlad for marrlaoa M. camas to folk County. Jamas M. Moora, 44, Dts Moinsv and Sua A.

Hudson, 31, Das Moinas. Larry D. Flllman, 47, Das Moines, and Kalhryn Gray, 47, Woodridga, III. Melvln D. Wilson, lasal, Das Moinas, and Huan-lla A.

Mason, legal, Indlanoia. Tnomas A. Carpanter, 22, Das Moinas, and E'lyn Johnson, 22, Urbandale. Raymond M. Oamulh, 27, Das Moinas, 2nd Lisa M.

Worrell, Des Moinas. Jeffrey S. Sletanl, 27, Ames, and Lisa D. Wallace, 26, Ames. Patrick L.

White, 30, Omaha, and Pamela R. Wilson, 31, Omaha. Ktyln B. Philips, 29, Das Moines, and Trocl M. Hodson, 25, Des Moines.

Donald C. Worn, 43, Des Moines, and Virginia R. Shaw, 33, Des Moines. Richard A. Balin, 33, Des Moines, and Ronda L.

Emerson, 32, Altoona. Joseph D. Savage, 1, Des Moinas, and Deora K. Jlmmerson, 31, Dts Moines. Randy L.

Buck. 39, Das Moinas, and Linda A. Lakers, 30, West Des Moines. Robert Weatherwax, 42, Das Moines, end Eliiabeth Garland, 25, Des Moinas. Monte G.

Mausarman, 39, West Des Moines, and Joanna F. Liny, 44, West Des Moines. Randy W. Jacobs, 27, SI. Charles, and Jodv A.

Prock, 20, Des Moines. Allen A. Sossen, 25, Des Moines, and Dawn Ferguson, 27, Des Moines. Daniel W. DeGraft, 24, Runnells, and Debra M.

Baker, 21, Ankany. James H. Whitiatch, 41, Wast Des Moines, and Judlin M. Ravgor, 43, Des Moines. Allen L.

Wallace, 33, Ames, and Susan J. Madden, 35, Ames. Wayne R. Jones, 31, Des Moines, and Teresa Ramsey, 29, Des Moines. Stephen M.

Beti, 34, West Des Moinas, and Dianne L. Lange, 37, West Des Moinas. Isadora Jackson 31, Das Moines, and Annette Latlmore, 32, Dts Moines. Lawrence G. Crawford, 29, Westminster, and Shelly L.

Stevens, 29, Des Moines. Brltt L. Osoonr, 21, Altoona, and Melissa A. Bohmke, 19, Altoona. Gregory MtHoh, 24, Altoona, and Angela Breiovan, 20, Altoona.

Scott A. Henderson, 20, Des Moines, and Eliiabeth A. Thyken, 26. Des Moines. Tlmotny A.

Dougias, 26. Des Moines, and Melissa R. Johnston, 22, Des Moines. George H. DeBols, 42, Ankeny, and Cynthia A.

VanDtt, 32, Anktnv. Robert Henrlchs, 43, Des Moines, and Rosalia Hammond, 42. Hartford. 21 upcoming events Oct 14- Supervisor Sunday Oct 15- SAVE AN ADDITIONAL i 1 5 min specials 6 pm-9 pm Oct 16- Tuesdaynite specials all daylong Oct 17-19 Sidewalk sale days Oct 20 Early bird special Oct 21- Super Sunday Pickup a calendar of events at the checkout counters ALL OUTERWEAR IN THE WOMEN'S, MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENTS Includes jackets, coats, and snowsuits only! FRIDAY SATURDAY 2 POTS MLI oa.mn A HI tun wrm a -J 1424 E. Euclid 263-0437 Your money's worth and a whole lot more.

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