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Black Hawk staff will get raise QUAD-CITY TIMES Wednesday, Sept 21, 1983 Davenport In other business, the, board: Accepted a $7,400 grant from the Illinois Arts Council to fund the salaries for. dealership. Mr. Schroeder married Helen Nelson in 1923 in Rock Island. He was a member of the church, the Moline Consistory, Kaaba Temple Shrine, Davenport, Annawan Ki-wanls Club, a 32nd degree', Funerals today Miriam Celander, am, Esterdahl; 9:30 a.m, Christ the King Catholic Church, both in Moline.

Dorothy Davis, 3 p.m, WeertsHill Fredericks; Davenport Frank Grutzmacher, 2: 30 p.m, J- Earl Hierseman, 1 p.m, Runge. Max Oostendorp, 11 am, Esterdahl; 11:30 am, St Mary's Catholic Church, both in Moline. Donald Petersen, 11 am, Schroder. Robert Plath, 11 am, WeertsHill Fredericks, Davenport Association and the church. She was a graduate of Moline Lutheran Hospital.

School of Nursing. Survivors include a daughter. Sue A. Dunning, and. a son, both of Spring Lake; stepdaughters, Deborah Wilson and Karen Dunning, both of Muskegon; three grandchildren; her parents, Thomas and Martha Corbin, Davenport; and sisters, Carol C.

Turner, Muskegon, and Katherine A. Reeder, Rock Island. Mary Hall JEFFERSON, Iowa -Services for Mary Hall, 68, a resident of Extended Care, Greene County Medical Center, whose survivors include a son, Larry, LeClaire, were Sunday at Hastings Funeral Home. Burial is in Scranton Township Ceme By Stuart Aase QUAD-CITY TIMES Faculty and all other staff at Black Hawk College will receive a 1.5 percent pay raise under a new contract approved Tuesday night by college trustees. Administrators, trustees and representatives of the faculty agreed the increase should be greater, but said that under the circumstances it's the best that could be provided.

Chancellor Richard Puffer, who told the faculty earlier this summer that he would recommend salaries be frozen because of a tight budget, told the board he was pleased to change his mind. Two things happened to bring in the money for the higher salaries: Black Hawk received $248,000 more than expected in state funding. Fall enrollment is up 4 percent at the Quad-Cities Campus and 7 percent at the East Campus in Kewanee, I1L, which means tuition revenue could increase $100,000 over projections if the trend continues. Faculty members were relieved with the plan, which is acceptable under the circumstances, Dale Loff, president of the Quad-Cities Campus faculty sen- ate, said. Yii were qeiS asf is' Cemetery.

Visitation is after 3 p.m. today at Hanrahan Funeral Home, where a rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Mrs. Hines died Monday at Westwing Place. Viona Kallenbach mar ried Matthew cooper in 1912.

He. died in 1937. She married Michael Hines in 1947 in DeWitt He died in 1975. Mrs. Hines was a member of the Alter and Rosary Society at the.

church, and a member and Gold, Star Mother of the DeWitt American Legion Auxiliary. Survivors include a daughter, Marcella Ecker-mann, Eldridge; sons, Donald Cooper, DeWitt and Joseph Cooper, Bettendorf; step-sons, Richard Hines, Davenport, and Jimmy Hines, Kansas; four grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren; and a broth er, Alfred Kallenbach, Clinton. Marie Struve CLINTON, Iowa Marie Struve, 88, a resident of the Alverno Health Care Facility, Clinton, died Tuesday. Arrangements are pending at Pape Funeral Home. Elsewhere Heather Parker CAMANCHE, Iowa -Services for Heather Renee Parker, 7-month-old daughter of Larry and Sally Parker, of Camanche were held Monday at Evergreen Cemetery, Fairfield.

Memorials may be made to the Ronald McDonald House, Iowa City. Raymond Funeral Home, Fairfield, is in charge of arrangements. Heather died Saturday at Mercy HospitaL Clinton. She was born Jan. 18 in Silvis.

Survivors in addition to her parents include grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brownlee, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wragg and Mr.

and Mrs. Leland Parker, all of Fairfield, and great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harmon, Wabash, Gladys Wragg, Chicago; Mabel Heston, Agency; and Mr. and Mrs.

John Davis, Botavia. Patricia Dunning SPRING LAKE, Mich. -Services for Patricia R. Dunning, 45, of Spring Lake, formerly of Moline and Rock Island, will be 11 a.m. today at Christ Community Church, Spring Lake.

Burial will be in Restlawn Cemetery, Muskegon. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. Mrs. Dunning and her husband both died Sunday in a traffic accident in Muskegon County. A Muskegon County sheriffs spokesman said the Dunnings were on a county road when a car ran a stop sign and struck their vehicle broadside.

A passenger in that car also was killed. Mrs. Dunning was em-1 ployed as a nursing home consultant for Muskegon County Community Mental Health. Patricia Corbin married Richard B. Dunning in 1963 in Rock Island.

Mrs. Dunning was a member of the American Nurses The ton Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to Clinton County Care Facility, Charlotte, or the Clinton Visiting Nurses Association. Mrs. Messer died Monday at Bluff Terrace Nursing Home.

She had been a model and seamstress designer in California. Mary Lindsey married Henry Edenfield in 1922 in Statesboro, Ga. She later-married Edward Messef in 1946 in Los Angeles. They both preceded her in Survivors include, a daughter, Mary Edenfield, Charlotte; a son, Henry Edenfield, Clinton; two granddaughters, Mrs. R.C.

(Faith) Mallory and Carol Edenfield, both of Clinton; and sisters, Myrtle Lyndsey, Cora Potter, and Mrs. Em-mett (Onice) Harley, all of Savannah, pa. Lyle Price CLINTON, Iowa Services for Lyle S. Price, 77, of Clinton will be 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the Clinton Chapel of Snell-Zornig Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Mountain View Memorial Park, Boulder, Colo. Visitation is 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. Mr. Price died Monday at the Clinton Retirement Center.

He was a bricklayer contractor for 20 years in Boulder. Mr. Price married Olive Mason in 1935 in Chicago. She died in 1960. He was a member of the Royal Arch Masons No.

7, Boulder, and Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers International Union of America. Survivors include daughters, Mrs. John (Peg) Cro-nin, Laguna Beach, and Mrs. Lester (Rene) Carpenter Shor, Washington, D.C.; a son, Walter, Lexington, nine grandchildren; and a brother, Thomas, Clinton. Fred Schumacher CLINTON, Iowa Fred H.

Schumacher, 85, of Clinton died Tuesday at Bluff Terrace Nursing Home. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Schmitz Funeral Home. Burial will be in Springdale Cemetery. Visitiation is 4 to 8 p.m.

today. Mr. Schumacher had been a farmer in the Albany area. He married Viola Ras-musen in, 1919 in Clinton. He served in the U.S.

Marines for two years following World War I. Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Mrs. Alan (Delores) DeGroot, Lakeland, sons, Dallas, Clinton, and Roger, Erie, six grandchildren, 10 greatgrandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Alvin Cromer, Clinton; and a brother, Arnold, Arizona. Merle Schroeder ANNAWAN, 111.

Services for Merle W. Schroeder, 80, of Annawan will be 1 30 p.m. Thursday at Annawan Community United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery, Geneseo. Visitation is 7 to 9 p.m.

today at the Stackhouse-Moore Funeral Home, Annawan, with Masonic rites to be conducted at 6 30 p.m. Memorials may be made to the Shriners Hospitals or the Annawan Rescue Unit. Mr. Schroeder died Monday. He retired in 1967 as owner and operator of the Schroeder Implement an International1 Harvester WE HONOR FOOD STAMPS OPEN 1-4 PHONE 285-9411 tery.

Mrs. Hall died Thursday at the center. Downs trainer suspended Horse trainer James Wil-kerson has been suspended for the year by Quad-City Downs racing stewards in a ruling made public Tuesday. David Hooper, executive secretary of the Illinois Rac- ing Board, said the stewards ruled that Wilkerson should be suspended from racing in Illinois for the rest of 1983, and be ineligible for licensing as a trainer in 1984. The ruling would stop Wilkerson from racing in Illinois until at least 1985, Hooper said.

The trainer still has the right to appeal the stewards' decision to the Illinois Racing Board, Hooper said. Wilkerson was called before the stewards after three instances of positive post-race drug test results were reported, two at Balmoral Racetrack near Chicago and one at the Downs in East Moline. Officials identified the drug as ethacrynic acid, similar to diuretic lasix. Hooper said hearings are pending for Jeff Lathrup, a trainer from Palos Hills. A continuance was granted in Lathrup's case until he has a referee sample from the post-race results tested by an independent laboratory, Hooper said.

Auditor to run Linn County Auditor Merle Kopel announced his candidacy Tuesday Tor the 2nd District U.S. House of Representatives seat now held by Tom Tauke, R-Iowa. The seat will be up for election in November of 1984. Kopel, 36, of Marion, has been Linn County's auditor for 12 years. He has a bachelors degree in accounting from Coe College in Cedar Rapids and has done graduate work in business and accounting at the University of Iowa.

part-time staffers of the Black Hawk College Arts Program at the East Campus. A wide variety of aclivK ties and entertainment are coordinated under the program, including a college-f community choir, a college- community theater, touring performances, visual art ex-; hibits, a contest for local artists and a children's crea- tive arts workshop. Although the staffing, money was needed, the pro- gram which started five years ago as just a dinner theater probably wouldn't succeed without its many volunteers, Curtis Hulteen, East Campus assistant dean of instruction, said." Accepted a $20,500 state" grant to finance Black Hawk's Displaced Home-, makers Project, which pro vides counseling and other services to people who have worked in the home for a number of years and were dependent on the income of another who is now absent. The project has allowed displaced homemakers, including divorced or widowed women, to receive such services as child care and transportation so they can get training at Black Hawk or seek employment. gone home to Australia, te arrange payment, said hospital spokesman Frank Parchman.

The amount owed does not include doctor bills. Gasiunas, 24, spent a month in the hospital after he suffered multiple injuries in an automobile accident. dogs, cars. And a second Discount Package does that. So let Which is especially have two of his home.

He was a retired farmer. Mr. Goffs wife died in 1978. Survivors include daughters, Phyllis Grandberry, Rock Island; Bobbie Jones, Thelma Page, and Esilene Cotton, all of Dumas, Rosetta Hilton, Milwaukee; Essie Goff, Gould, and Betty Jean Tillman, Grady, a son, John, Dumas; 12 grandchildren; sisters, Herma Watkins, Chicago, and Daisy Dickerson, Las Vegas, and brothers, David and Clifton, both of Chicago. Moline Catherine Sullivan Catherine Sullivan, 80, formerly of East Moline, died Tuesday at Pathway Hospice Unit, Moline Lutheran Hospital.

Memorial services will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St. Anne's Catholic Church, Moline. -The body has been donated to the University of Iowa Department of Anatomy, Iowa City. Visitation is 7 to 9 p.m.

today at Van Hoe Funeral Home, with a liturgy at 8 p.m. Memorials may be made to Project Renewal. She had taught school in East Moline. Catherine Brady married J. Raymond Sullivan in 1925 in East Moline.

He died in 1962. She was a 1922 graduate of Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, and was active in liturgical music for" more than 70 years in the Peoria, I1L, Diocese. Survivors include daughters, Mary C. McKeague, Davenport, and Mrs. Robert (Susan) McEnroe, Aurora, III; a son, Ray Cedar Rapids, Iowa; nine grandchildren; and a sister, Ruth Graham, East Moline.

Area Deaths Herman Reimers DURANT, Iowa Services for Herman Reimers, 81, of Orlando, formerly of Durant, were held Monday in Mount Dora, Fla. Mr. Reimers died Friday in Florida. He was a retired farmer. Survivors include his wife, Mildred; a son, Grant, Orlando; two grandchildren; a sister, Clara Thede, Sequim, and a brother, Edward, Lost Natioa Mary Messer CLINTON, Iowa Services for Mary L.

"Mamie" Messer, 81, of rural Clinton, will be 10:30 a.m. today at Clinton Memorial Funeral Home. Burial will be in Clin- Frank Grutzmacher Services forTrank Grutzmacher, 75, of 2549 Boies Ave Davenport, will be 2:30 Mr. Grutzmacher p.m. today at, Runge Chapel.

Burial will be in Davenport Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to El Bethel Assembly of Cod, Davenport, of which he was a member. Mr. Grutzmacher died Sunday at Mercy Hospital after an extended illness. He retired in 1970 from the Uchtorff Davenport.

Mr. Grutzmacher married Lula Day in 1937 in Rock Island. Survivors include his wife; sons, Leonard and Larry Grutzmacher and Archie Day, all of Davenport; and eight grandchildren. Albert Kaltenstein Albert Kaltenstein, 80, 'of Cleveland, Ohio, died Tuesday of an apparent heart attack on the Mississippi Queen while it was docked overnight in Davenport Arrangements are pending in Cleveland, Ohio. WeertsHill Fredericks Funeral Home, Davenport, is in charge of local arrangements.

Mr. Kaltenstein married Alice Hoffman in 1934 in Cleveland. He was a retired electrician. Mr. Kaltenstein was a member of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers No.

38. He was as a 32nd Degree Mason. Survivors include his wife; and a brother, Edwin, North Olmsted, Ohio. Moline James Nelson James J. Nelson, 73, of 2337 28th Moline, died Tuesday at the Pathway Hospice Unit at Moline Lutheran HospitaL Services will be 1:30 p.m.

Thursday at the Wendt Brothers Funeral Home, Moline. Burial will be in National Cemetery, Rock Island Arsenal. Visitation is 7 to 9 p.m. today. Memorials may be made to the Hospice Unit or the American Cancer Society.

He retired in 1972 after 46 years as an employee at International Harvester's Farmall Works. Mr. Nelson married Helen Braasch in 1937 in Moline. was a avy veteran of World War II. Mr.

Nelson was a member of the Moline Elks and the Svithiod Club, Moline. i Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Mrs. Theodore (Carol) Teacher, La-Guna NigueL a grandson, Eric; and his mother, Mrs. Olive Nelson; and a brother, Leland, both' of Moline. Rock Island Isom Goff Services for Isom off, 56, of 718 11th Rock Island, will be 1 p.m.

Saturday at the Bethlehem Baptist Church, Pickens, Ark. Burial will be in Pickens. Visitation is 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at Nicholson Funeral Home, Rock Island. Mr.

Goff died Monday at FUNERAL INFORMATION WEDNESDAY EARL HIERSEMAN, 85 2135 Brown Street Chapel 1 :00 P.M.FRANK GRUTZMACHER, 75 2549 Boies Ave. Chapel 2:30 P.M. 86 YEARS OF SERVICE R- UNGE o'ui KIMBERLY ROAD AT DAVENPORT AVENUE 391-6202 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) Three children whose hearts and breathing had stopped as smoke filled their burning home were in critical condition Tuesday after being revived by emergency crews who pulled them and their father from the fire. hj Witnesses said firefighters gave the children car- dio-pulmonary resuscitation, blowing air into their lungs and pressing their chests to force their blood to flow.

"They were banging them and screaming, 'Come to, Jimmy. Come to, The firemen were fantastic," said one witness, Elsie Seif. Fire Chief William Glenn said an investigation showed the blaze apparently started around 6 a.m. when a towel left on a stove was ignited by the heat from a pilot light, and flames spread to nearby plastic curtains. The children were identified as Tina Bischoff, 5, and her step-brothers, James O'Brien, 9, and Blance O'Brien, 7, said Howard Berger, a spokesman for the Atlantic City Medical Center.

Hospital officials listed the youngsters in critical condition, and said they had suffered severe smoke in-. halation. "They had cardiac arrest as a result of no oxygen in their systems," Berger said. "They're alive, but in critical condition." "The original report we had was they had no pulse. They were clinically dead," Berger said.

"The nursing supervisor said the firemen and ambulance squad saved their lives." The father, Raymond Bischoff, 28, also was listed in critical condition, according to Berger. Kemp said that when firefighters arrived, flames were shooting out of one side of the row house and dense black smoke billowed into the dawn sky. The blaze gutted the house before it was brought under control about 8 a.m. Amnesiac forgets to pay Mason, and a member and past-master, of Stewart Lodge No. 92 AF AM, Geneseo.

Survivors include his wife; daughters, Mrs. Ralph Franke, East Liverpool, OhioMrs. Ernest Erichsen, Colona, III, and Mrs. Donald Doubler, Annawan; a son, Sheldon, Atkinson; nine grandchildren; six greatgrandchildren; and brothers, Kenneth, Fort Collins, Colo, and Louis, Chesterfield, Mo. Ruby Steburg AN DOVER, I1L Services for Ruby Steburg, 69, of Andover will be 10 a.m.

Thursday at. Stackhouse-Moore Funeral Home, Cambridge. Burial will be in Andover Presbyterian Cemetery. Visitation is after 2 p.m. today.

1 Memorials may be made to a special Sunday school class at the Concordia Lutheran Church, Geneseo. Miss Steburg died Monday at the Hillcrest Home, Geneseo. Survivors include several cousins. Marie Ernst MAQUOKETA, Iowa -Services for Marie Ernst, 75, of Maquokela will be 10 a.m. Thursday at Sacred Heart Church, Maquoketa.

Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Bellevue. Visitation is after 2 p.m. today at Haylock-O'Hara and Kedley Funeral Home, where a rosary will be recited at Mrs. Ernst died Monday at Jackson County Public HospitaL Marie Till married Orville Ernst in 1935 in Bellevue.

She was a member of the church. Survivors include her husband; daughters, Mrs. Lar-rie (Juneva) Sagers, Mrs. Jerry (Cleo) Manning, and Mrs. Julius (Anaclete) Nims, all of Maquoketa; a son, Ralph, Flast Dubuque; 14 grandchildren; a greatgrandchild-; and brothers, William TilL Bellevue, and Tony Till Maquoketa.

Cecelia Heath DEWITT, Iowa Services for Cecelia C. Heath, 88, of Sun City, formerly of Dewitt, will be 11 a.m. Friday at Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs. Heath died Saturday in Sun City.

Schultz-McGinnis Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Cecelia Jacobson married Ira Heath. He died in 1954. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Ray (Wilma) Maes, Sun City; a son, Kenneth, Suppua, three grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren; and AMena Click, Grant's Pass, and Amelia Theide, DeWitt.

Viona Hines DeWITT, Iowa' Services for Viona Hines, 92, of DeWitt will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St Joseph's Catholic Church, DeWitt. Burial will be in St. Joseph's mam slilsii 106 fm mayfeo it's YOU! PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) An amnesia victim who drew international attention before his identity was established left behind a $19,750 hospital bill when he was taken home.

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