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State1 lArgus Leader, Sioux Falls, S.D. Friday, July 11, 1980 3C State briefing: Oat harvests yield low weights From Bicycle accident victim okay A 22-year-old Sioux Falls woman whose bicycle was struck by a car at about 8:30 p.m. Wednesday was listed in satisfactory condition Thursday at McKennan Hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said. Wendy Ferguson, 2020 S. Minnesota was riding eastbound on W.

29th Street when a car traveling north along Spring Ave. ran into heij. Neither Ferguson nor the driver of the car saw one another until it was too late to avoid impact, according to a police accident report. No traffic citations were issued following the accident. S.F.

Community College celebrates The Community College, in Sioux Falls, will celebrate its candidacy for accreditation status at an open house from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today. As a candidate for accreditation with the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Community College students will be eligible for full veterans benefits and federal student financial aid programs, such as the Basic Educatioal Opportunity Grants and Guaranteed Student Loans. The vocationally-oriented Community College, 1600 So.

Menlo, offers one and two-year degree programs in office and small business occupations, legal assistant and deaf interpreter programs, teacher aid training, computer science and many other areas. SDSU paper to publish last issue BROOKINGS The college newspaper at South Dakota State University will be allowed to publish its fourth and final edition of the summer. The SDSU Publications Council voted Wednesday to allow the SDSU Collegian to publish an eight-page newspaper, on the condition that it wouldn't lose any more money. Earlier, the council voted to shut down the paper because it had lost money for years. As of June 1, the paper was $5,000 in debt.

That figure has since been cut in half. Questions were also raised concerning the newspaper's contractual obligations to the Brookings Register, which prints the newspaper. But Register general manager Dennis Koenders said those obligations were met. Staff and AP reports Marriages Keith W. Luke, Hartford, S.D., and Jacquie L.

Przymus, Sioux Falls. Richard LeRoy Johnson and Pamela Kay Fraser, Sioux Falls. Scott W. Bogle and Davonna D. Marlette, Mountain Lake, Minn.

Daniel D. Cariddi, North Adams, and Ruth A. Erickson, Sioux Falls. Kevin P. Hanson and Marcia L.

Julin, Sioux Falls. Terry Alan Ray and Geribeth Loose, Sioux Falls. Dennis H. Netten, Alvord, Iowa, and Judy Ann Begeman, Sioux Falls. William Pusl and Toni Thorsten-son, Sioux Falls.

Timothy Wyatt, Sioux Falls, and Mary Van Beek, Rock Valley, Iowa. Doyle Shawn Christensen, Chancellor, S.D., and Jill Renee Smidt, Lennox, S.D. Timothy Hills and Deanna Rames, Hartford, S.D. Allen J. Boyles and Cynthia Craig, Everly, Iowa.

Records- Divorces Laurie Huddeston from Douglas H. Huddeston Dennis L. Bachman from Marian E. Bachman Jessica G. Reuter from Dale L.

Reuter Joan A. Falor from Robert C. Falor Births SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rather, 2004 E.

52nd, July 9. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Dale To-meraasen, Baltic, S.D., Saturday. A son to Mr.

and Mrs. John Thor-durn, Canton, S.D., Wednesday. MCKENNAN HOSPITAL A daughter to Dr. and Mrs. Peter O'Brian, 211 E.

29th, Wednesday. OUT-OF-TOWN A son to Mr. and Mrs. James Sta-venger (Carolynn Amundson), Mound, Wednesday. A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. James Reeve (Ilia Haugen), Aberdeen, S.D., Tuesday By MEL ANTONEN Argus Leader Staff Writer The harvest season in South Dakota is under way, and early reports show that yields in the southern part of the state are below average. Yields are looking better, however, than was expected a month ago. The lack of moisture and high temperatures have been the biggest reasons for lower test weights and yields, elevator managers said Thursday. South Dakota produced 98,599 bushels of oats in 1979, the best in the nation, according to the Economics, Statistics and Cooperatives Service.

"Due to the weather, some of the crops weren't able to germinate totally," Randy Phillips, manager of the Alcester Feed Bin, said. "Half of the crops have germinated and the other half haven't." Oat yields have been running between 60 and 90 bushels an acre in Union County with test weights coming in between 35 and 38 pounds Deaths Sioux Falls Celia Mitchell Celia Mitchell, 77, 231 N. Cliff died Wednesday at Sioux Valley Hospital. Celia Jaqua was born in Edger- ton, Minn, and married Elmer J. Mitchell.

She was employed by Manchester Biscuit Co. for 20 years. Her hus 5n 'v J'T band died i 1979. Survivors include two sons, Ronald, Westminister, F.ncpnp Sinnx Falls; two Celia Mitchell daughters, Mrs. Duane (Beverly) Frick, Redwood Falls, Mary Ann O'Shea, Sioux Falls; 11 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren; and one sister, Viola Ford, Luverne, Minn.

Services will be 1:30 p.m. Saturday at First Assembly of God Church, Sioux Falls. George Boom Funeral Home is handling the arrangements. Phyllis Hoisington Phyllis' Hoisington, 66, 332 W. 4th, died Wednesday at her home.

Phyllis Gill was born in Yankton, S.D. She married Herbert Hoisington in May, 1949. They moved from Davis, S.D., in 1939 to Sioux Falls, where she worked in housekeeping at McKennan Hospital. Her husband died in 1976. Survivors include one brother, Ray Gill, Redwood City, Calif.

Funeral Mass will be 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Joseph services will be 7 p.m. Friday at Barnett-Lewis Funeral Home. Burial will be in St.

Michael's Cemetery. Catherine Andrews Catherine Andrews, 47, 1405 Crestview died Tuesday at McKennan Hospital following a long illness. Catherine Massine was born in Balta, N.D. and married Gerald Andrews Aug. 2, 1956.

She was employed by the First National Bank in Aberdeen, S.D. The couple moved to Sioux Falls in 1978. Survivors include her husband; five sons, George, Jeffrey, Donald, William, and Wayne, all of Sioux Falls; one daughter, Judith, Sioux Falls; one brother, Leonard, Minot, N.D.; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Wolfe, Minot, N.D., and Mrs. Margaret Brossart, Rugby, N.D.; and her mother, Mrs.

Gunda Massine, Rugby, N.D. Services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sioux Falls. Scripture services will be 7:30 p.m.

Friday at Barnett-Lewis Funeral Home followed by a rosary. Burial will be in St. Michael's Cemetery. Area Ray Preheim FREEMAN, S.D. Ray Preheim, 59, Menno, S.D., died Wednesday at his home.

He was born in Turner County, S.D. He has farmed since 1951. Survivors include his father, Dan, and test weights between 36 and 38 pounds. In Yankton County, yields are down, Dave O'Brien, manager of Yaggie's, said. O'Brien said yields have been running between 40 and 75 bushels an acre.

Normally, Yankton County runs up to 100 bushels an acre. A light harvest is starting to trickle in at Gregory Farmer's Elevator. Spring wheat has been testing out at between 57 and 59 pounds and yielding only 20 bushels an acre. In Hanson County, the oats have been ranging from 25 to 60 bushels an acre with a test weight of 38-39 pounds, Fred Smith, manager of the Alexandria Grain Co. said.

The Hanson County average is usually 50 bushels an acre for oats, Dennis Larson, the county agent said. "Some of the crop is normal, but others are going to lose 25 percent of their crop all across the board," he said. "There are a lot of Sam Hilden SINAI, S.D. Sam Hilden, 99, Sinai, died Wednesday at Kingsbury Memorial Hospital, Lake Preston, S.D. Born in Lake County, S.D.

he married Mary Nyberg. She died in 1934. He married Hilda Quail in 1934. She died in 1970. He farmed in the Sinai area most of his life.

Survivors include six sons, Herbert, Sinai, Sanford, Cudahy, Roy, Visalia, Marvin, Ft. Smith, Victor, Sargent Bluff, Iowa, Floyd, Deadwood, S.D.; one daughter, Lucille Hilden, Arlington, S.D.; 15 grandchildren, 14 greatgrandchildren and one great-greatgrandchild. Services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Sinai Lutheran Church. Visitation will be from 2 p.m.

to 9 p.m. Friday at Eidness Funeral Home, Volga, S.D. and preceding the service at the church. Anson Underwood. ADRIAN, Minn.

Anson "Slim" Underwood, 100, Worthington, died Thursday at Arnold Memorial Nursing Home, Adrian. Born in Decatur County, he married Maggie Heller Mar. 4, 1904. He farmed in the Plankinton, S.D. and Alexandria, S.D.

areas. He was also employed by numerous farmers in the Worthington, area. His wife died in 1952. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Leila Cramer, Rushmore, Mrs.

Clara Lutz, Gladstone, three grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren. Services will be 10 a.m. Monday at Schreck Funeral Chapel, Adrian. Visitation will be from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Sunday at the funeral home. BUrial will be in Greenhill Cemetery, Alexandria, S.D. Carl Larsen LAKE PRESTON, S.D. Carl V. Larsen, 73, Arlington, S.D., died Wednesday at the Kingsbury Memorial Hospital.

FAYE GEORGE BOOM Owner! In our care ESTER NEPRUO 1901 So. Holly Funeral services are scheduled for 10:00 A.M. Friday in our chapel with Rev. Dale Saxon officiating. Burial will be in the Hills or Rest Memorial Park.

MRS. M.A. (LUCILLE) KEITH Lakowood, Colorado Formerly Crooks, South Dakota Pastor Ray Peterson will officiate at the funeral service 1:00 P.M. Friday in East Side Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Hills of Rest Memorial Park.

MORNA EAKINS 612 So. Jessica Ave. The funeral service will be held 3:00 P.M. Friday in our chapel with The Very Rev. James H.

Waring officiating. thin stands. The quality seems to be good, but the bushels aren't there." In Hutchinson County about 20 percent of the crop has been harvested with oats bringing up to 70 bushels an acre at the Freeman. Farmer's Elevator. Test weights have ranged from 34-40 pounds.

Rain has been good in the east-central part of the state, and Bob' Schurrer, Codington County extension agent, is expecting a better than average yield on all small, grains in his area. In the northern part of the state, small grain yields are expected to be considerably below normal ac-, cording to Brown County extension agent Marvin DeHoogh. "The hay crop in this part of the-state was light and it will be the same with the small grains," De- Hoogh said. "The yields will range from below normal to normal or a little bit above. Any yjeld that is- normal will be the exception." Carl V.

Larsen was born in Den-, mark. He married Anna Jensen May 8, 1937. He farmed in the Arlington area all his life. Survivors include his wife; two sons, Darrel, Arlington, Sioux Falls; one daughter, Bonnie Stratton, Rapid City, S.D.; seven grandchildren; one brother, Pf Chris Larsen, Arlington; two sisters, Mayda Rottmann, Metropolis, i 111., and Anna Rutherford, Corval-. lis, Ore.

Services will be 10 a.m. Saturday' at Trinity Lutheran Church, Arlington. Visitation will be from noon to 9' p.m. Friday at the Johnson-Henry. Funeral Home, Arlington.

Burial will be in the Arlington City Cemetery. 't EILEEN SUITER 1101 No. Cleveland Ave. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated 10:00 A.M. Friday at St.

Lambert's Catholic Church. Interment will be In St. Michael's Cemetery. CATHERINE ANDEREWS 1405 Crestview Dr. Scripture Services will be held 7:30 P.M.

Friday at Barnett-Lewis Funeral Home followed by Rosary by Cursillo. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated 10:00 Saturday at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Interment will be in St. Michael's Cemetery.

PHYLLIS HOISINGTON 332 W. 4th St. The Scripture Service will be read 7:00 P.M. Friday at Barnett-Lewis Funeral Home. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated 10:00 A.M.

Saturday at St. Joseph's Cathedral. Interment will be in St. Michael's Cemetery. JBarnett-Hetote Funeral Home 17 th Minnesota Av.

338-0707 MR. RAYMOND LIBBY 609 Edward Dr. The Funeral Mass will be 1:30 P.M. Friday in St. Lam berts Catholic Church.

Interment will be in St Mary's cemetery, Dell Rap ids. MR. TRUEY WILSON 510 S. 5th Ave. Rev.

Charles Newman will officiate at the service 1 1 A.M Saturday in the Emmanue Baptist Church. Interment will be at 2 P.M in Riverview cemetery, Rock Rapids, la. MRS. LEONE JOHNSON 428 So. Holly Funeral Mass at 1:00 P.M Saturday at St.

Joseph Cathe dral. Father Gullichson offi ciating. Interment Mt. Pleasant ceme tery. A Scripture Service will be held 6:30 P.M.

Friday tol lowed by Catholic Daughters! Rosary at 7:00 P.M. at Mill ers. Friends and relatives are in vited to attend. jjmm a bushel. Phillips said the county usually averages 70-75 bushels an acre for oats.

The color of the oats hasn't been what it usually is, Phillips said. The ideal color for oats is a pale yellow. "The color of the oats has been whiter than normal," Phillips said. "The while color is below standards. The weather has been an important factor.

The 100-degree days that we have been having have hurt. The heat bums and fries the crop." Farmers in most of the counties in the southeastern corner of the state have been combining for the past week. Counties a bit farther north, such as Minnehaha, are usually 5-7 days behind the southeastern counties. Russell Hinkle, manager of the Beresford Farmer's Elevator, said farmers in his area are "pretty much surprised" with the oats yields. Hinkle said about half the harvest in his area is completed with yields up to 70 bushels an acre Freeman; and a brother, Neil, Freeman.

Services will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Salem Mennonite Church, near Freeman, S.D. Walter Funeral Home, Freeman, is handling the arrangements. Naomi Stodolski MADISON, S.D. Naomi Stodolski, 69, died Thursday at a nursing home in Madison.

Naomi Rasmussen was born in Clinton, Minn, and married Les Stodolski Sept. 3, 1935. He died in 1965. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. James (Kathi) Stockdale, Granada Hills, three grandchildren; two brothers, Leroy and Walter, Ortonville, Minn.

three sisters, Mrs. Helen Wilson, Clinton, Mrs. Delia Knippen and Mrs. Lori Young, Ortonville, Minn. Private family services will be 10:30 a.m.

Saturday at Weiland Funeral Home, Madison. Harold Schmidt BRANDT, S.D. Harold Louis Schmidt, 62, died Wednesday at a Clear Lake, S.D., hospital after a brief illness. He was born in Orleans, Minn. He married Emma DeMuynck Aug.

11, 1938. He farmed near Verdi, until 1944. He then moved to the Brandt area and farmed there until retiring in 1979 to the Good Samaritan Center in Clear Lake. Survivors include his wife; one son, Ronald, Glencoe, one daughter, Mrs. Ben Walford, Mil-bank, S.D.; four grandchildren; two step-brothers, Donald Bostic, Pipestone, Ed Bostic, Havre, two step-sisters, Helen Wagner, Wilmont, Mrs.

James Steele, White Bear Lake, five'half-sisters, Mrs. Clifford Shane, Brandt, Mrs. Julius Holen, Clear Lake, Mrs. Robert Rose, Brandt, Mrs. Arlen Rhody, Toronto, S.D., Mrs.

Dale McPher-son, Rapid City, S.D.; one sister, Mrs. Levi Johnson, Pipestone, Minn. Services will be 2:30 Sunday at Highland Lutheran Church, Brandt, with burial in the church cemetery. Visitation will be 9 a.m to 9 p.m. Saturday at Eng Funeral Home in Clear Lake.

Kenneth Johnson CENTERVILLE, S.D. Kenneth D. Johnson, 66, died Thursday at Sioux Valley Hospital. Born in Greeley, he married Hazel Moller Sept. 17, 1938.

The couple farmed northeast of Center-ville. Survivors include his wife; three sons, David, Pierre, S.D., Duane, San' Antonio, Texas, Richard, Northfield, three daughters, Mrs. Glenn (Pat) Harless, Imperial, Mrs. Ron (Margie) Stone-back, Brookings, S.D., Mrs. Scott (Sharon) Brugger, Vermillion, S.D.; 11 grandchildren; three sis-s ters, Mrs.

Herman (Miriam) Peterson, Canton, S.D., Mrs Floyd (An-geline) Gors, Viborg, S.D., Mrs. Anthony (Arletha) Gugino, Anderson, Calif. Services will be 2 p.m. Saturday at the Brooklyn Evangelical Free Church in rural Beresford. Wass Funeral Home of Centerville is handling arrangements.

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