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A 6-The Sioux City Journal, Saturday, June 20, 1998 Siouxlcr.d inn S-v 30 years of service The Rev. Arnold Vehling of Bethany Lutheran Church will be honored after the 9 a.m. service Sunday with a coffee from 10 to 11 a.m. to help celebrate his 30 years of service to the church, 1201 Dubuque St He is also celebrating his 87th birthday. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Marriage seminars Marriage seminar classes open to the public are being presented by the Billy Sunday Memorial Tabernacle Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. at the church at 6100 Momingside just off the Highway 20 bypass. The video- and workbook-based seminar is designed to strengthen good marriages and give vital help to struggling marriages. The seminar is free, but the workbooks cost $1 3. Topics covered include hope for hurting marriages, the basic needs of husbands and wives, handling pain in marriage and overcoming hurt, the roles of husbands and wives, and resolving and preventing conflict.

Commissioning A Commissioning Service for nine women who are participating in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) 1998 Quadrennial Assembly for Women will be held at 10 a.m. Sun-! day at the church. The assembly will be at Purdue University in Indiana from June 24-28. ESTHERVILLE: Janet Marie Budach, Ed.S.; Cynthia Kae Dodge, M.D., Magna Cum Laude; Billie Jo Cinda Howard, A EVERLY: Stephanie Ann Hoye. B.S.

Education; Mitchel Jay Schoelerman, B.S.B.A., M.P.Acc. GALVA: Clinton Ward Graybill, B.S.H.A. HAWARDEN: Michelle Lynn Van Egdom, B.S. HOLSTEIN: Stephanie Ann Scott, A.A. HORNICK: Kelly Joan Carr, A.A.

HULL: Lisa Joy Bonestroo Jacobson, B.M. LAKE CITY: Jason David Macka, B.S.BA LARCHWOOD: Jesse James Blauwet, B.S.BA; Krista Jo Gramstad, B.S.Recreation LAWTON: Tricia Kay Goodwin. B.S. Recreation; Stacey Lynn Moss, Ed.D.; Julie Rae Skokan.B.S. LE MARS: Daryl James Friedenbach, M.B.A.; Jennifer K.

Dessel Hempel, B.S.; Patricia Lee Kindwall, MA; Dennis M. Lamb, Ed.D.; Jennifer Ann Musson, B.S. Education; Irwin John Oltmanns, MA; Christine Mae Renken, B.S. MARCUS: Leigha Renee Scheitler, B.S. Education MOVILLE: Justin Thomas Crick, B.S.; Lome Maria Reinsch, MA; Trevor A.

Van Norman, M.BA; Kimberly Kay Wright, B.S. Education, With Honors NEMAHA Kimberly Marie Wattier, BA ODEBOLT: Jennifer Leigh Hustedt, B.S.; ScoflE.Lahr, B.S.BA ONAWA: Randolph Arnold Simmons, BA ORANGE CITY: Juliana Den Hartog, AA, With Distinction; Sarah Jo Van Roekel, B.S. PAULUNA: Jennifer Alane Reuvers, B.S. Education PETERSON: Vsnus Renee Anderson, A. A.

QUIMBY: Jason Richard Ravnsborg, B.S. REMSEN: Michelle Marie WUrth, A.A., With Distinction 1 ROCK RAPIDS: Carmen Marie Austin, B.S.BA, M.P. Nathan Andrew Austin, B.S.; Renita Mae Ratzloff, Ed.S.; Jaime Gail Wielenga, B.A. ROCK VALLEY: Jennifer Lyn Borchers, B. Ann Van Den Berg, B.S.

SAC CITY: Heidi Marie Dean, B.S.; Leslie Dawn Ring, B.S. SHELDON: Justin Lee Bosma, B.S. SIBLEY: Michele Marie Frank, AA SIOUX CENTER: Thomas S. Altena, M.A. SIOUX CITY: Tunsia T.

Billings, B.S. Educa- tion; Bryan Dennis Borrall, B.S.; Lori Kay Bowitz, M.S.S.; Connie Dee Carlson, AA; Michael James Fisher, MA; Leon Russell Gert-sch, M.B.A.; Marilyn Joyce Hagberg, J.D.; Starling Honor Graduate; Ronald Glenn Henderson, B.SAH; Chad Gregory Holder, B.S.; Barbara Anne Hulchak, Ed.D..; John Richard Jorstad, MA; Kristin Marie Klein, B.S.; Amy M. Kounas, M.A.; Todd V. Langhoff, B.S.BA; Jennifer Anne Larson, A.A.; Heidi Ann Millar, AA; Michele Ann Mouw, A.A.; Brenda Noll, MA; Stephanie S. Forker Parry, J.D.; Daniel David Ryan, M.BA; Steven Douglas Sargent, B.S.BA; Kay Larraine Schultz, MA; Jodi Kay Sigler, AA; Theresa Elizabeth Sim--mons, B.S.; Brian Smith, M.A.; Paul D.

Tagstrom, M.B.A.; Guy Patrick Townsend, B.S.BA; Jennifer J. Vrieze, MA; Lynn Jean Weber, AA, With Distinction; Rebecca Jo Wickstrom, B.S. education; Sara Margaret' Wigton, B.S.; Kathi Jo Snuttjer, B.S. SPENCER: Kathryn Ann Krebs, A SPIRIT LAKE: Scott Joseph Branny, B.S.; Russell J. Pixler, B.S.BA STORM LAKE: Mary Vernelle Crandell, Bachelor of Music; Sally Anne Gustafson, B.S.A.H., Cum Laude; Sheila Renee Youngdahl, B.S.; UTE: Amanda John Olson, B.S.B.A WESTSIDE: Angela Lynn Odendahl, B.S.

recreation NEBRASKA BLOOMFIELD: Roy Thomas Kammer, B.SAH. CROFTON: Karen Korth, Ed.D.; Brenda Lee Leader, B.S. DIXON: Amanda Nicole Hartung, B.S.B.A. EMERSON: Bradley D. Manard, Ed.D.

HARTINGTON: Roberta Lynn Lamphear, MEADOW GROVE: Rita Delores tellers, B.S. NORFOLK: Jennifer Lynn Conrad, B.A.; Wendy Jo Finkral, B.S.; Shirley Ann Kleinschmidt, A.A.; Jason William McCarville, AA OSMOND: Marian Borgmann-lngwersen, Ph.D. PONCA: Darrel Thomas Curry, Ed.D. SOUTH SIOUX CITY: Rachel Marie Coleman, AA WILBER: Jason Roy Vlcan, B.S. WYNOT: Roger Alan Pinkelman, B.S., medical tech, Cum Laude.

VERMILLION, S.D. About 950 University of South Dakota students were candidates for degrees during the 11 1th spring exercises May9intheDakotaDome. Area graduates were: SOUTH DAKOTA ALCESTER: Stacay Rhea Johnson, B.S.B.A. BERESFORD: Peter Joseph Bendorf, J.D.; Anne Chadwell-Pigney, MA; Brian Alan Frick. B.S.B.A.; NoeHe Kristin Jacob, B.S.

Education, With Honors; Leon Ray Messier, AA BURB ANK: Janice C. Bingen, MA CANTON: Lome Daiyl-Wynad Gibson. M.A.; Serena Ranee Hillman, AA; Kerry Elaine Lar-sgaard. B.S.BA; Lisa Joy Marshik, J.O.; Beth Ann Aasheim Toline, B.S. Education CENTER VILLE: Sarah Katharine Hanson.

AA; Joshua Nathan Jensen, B.S.HA; Sherri Lynne Knutson, B.S.; Tonya Raye Knutson, AA; David A. James Velasquez, B.S.B A DAKOTA DUNES: Emily Ann Chapman, B.S.; Thomas Heinz, M.BA ELK POINT: Theodore Thomas Curry, B.S.; Jennifer Ann Eckert, B.S.BA With Honors; Kristine Joleen Davis Gates, B.S.; Aura Lea Kathleen Hilton, B.S.; Ron! Lynn De Wall Munhofen, B.S.; Heather Marie Rosenbaum, B.M.; Mary Lynne Skinner, B.S. Education With Honors; Todd Michael Westin.B.S. GAWILLE: Shelley Bishop Graves, MA HUDSON: Luke Christopher Serck. B.S., SummaCumLaude IRENE: Heather Allison Ftynn, AA; Edward Vincent Johnson, B.S.B.A.

With Honors; Jennl Louise Miller, B.S.; Tamie R. Nielsen, AA; Carol Ann Richelieu, B.S. JEFFERSON: Amy Marie Christiansen, AA; Peri Jo Hanson Nelson, B.S. Recreation; Tamara Shawn Wriedt, B.S. MC COOK LAKE: Jonathan Edwin Granstrom, B.S.; Julie Anne Jansen, B.S.

NORTH SIOUX CITY: Amy Ruth Rasmusson, B.S. Education VERMILLION: Ronald W. Almberg. MA; Charles David Bierle, A.A.; Charles Merle Bingen, B.S.; Renee De Ann Buum, B.S.B.A.; Christine Marie Callahan, B.S.; Dale Lee Chasing Hawk, B.S.; Corey D. Clyde, M.A.; Chariene Renea Davidson, J.D.; Raymond Harold Decker, A.A.; David Richard Duman, B.S.; Lawrence Todd Edson, B.S.; Sherri Lynn Eveleth, J.D.; Gretchen Marie Freese, B.A., University Scholar; Gregory G.

Fry, M.F.A.; Timothy Grant Geyer, B.S. Education; John T. Hakonson, Ed.D.; David A. Hulkonen, M.A.; Diane Janice B.S.; Meriah Hope Jacobs, BA; Danpei Jiang, M.A.; Brendan Van Johnson, B.S.; Jason Robert Leber, B.S.; Jarrett J. Leesch, MA; Richard Ray Lerew, B.S.; Lynette Lee Johnson Melby, B.S.H.A., With Honors; Sherl Lynn Mount, B.S.; Scott Munger, M.A.; Robyne Lynne Peabody, A.A.; Denise Marie Peterson, Ed.D.; Mary Kathleen Mc Elroy Pnwek, B.SAH.; Betty Taylor Radical, Ed.D.; Jit Michelle Sailer, BA; Jit Renae Sayles, MA; SaHy Stol Schempp, MA; Tim Schweninger, BA; Ryan Lee Sevening, Megan Jo Christopherson Spawn, M.A.; Wendy Michelle Allen Staples.

B.S. Recreation; Peide Sun, MA; Jozet Edward Vogel. BA; Marl Lee Von Fischer, B.S.; Linda Susan Wensel, B.S.BA; Aaron Robert Woodard. M.A.; Jeffrey Raymond Yale, MA VIBORQ: Cynthia Anne Ellefson, B.SAH., With Honors WAKONDA: Carol H. Jackson, MA; Kristin Shannon Mohr, AA: Jennifer Jan Nelsen, B.S.; Angle Sue Nelson, B.S.BA; Amanda PJchey, MA; Melissa Ann Orr.AA WORTHING: Lori Vender Waardt, B.S.

YANKTON: Steven William Baggs, BA. Cum Laude; Judson Ronald Bertsch, M.D., Summa Cum Laude; Michelle Lynn Conway, B.S.; Christine Alicia Curry, B.S.; Eric Allen Cwach, B.S.; Sally Ann Schramm Damron, AA; David Dracy, MA; Susan Delee Ekeren, B.S.BA; Allison Clara Gillespie, B.S.; William Clinton Janssen, B.S. Recreation; Philip Lee Johnson, B.S.; Ashley Renee Johnson, B.A.; Chad Douglas Kettering, B.S.BA; Stacey Ann Kussma Kirschenman, B.M., Cum Laude; Carrie Ann Kline, B.S.; Michelle Lynn Townsend Klug, BA; Lisa Elaine Kratz, Ed.D.; Stephanie Jane Miller, B.S. Cornish Nassif, Ed.D.; Tosha Janine Mollet Neitzel, B.S.; Pamela Marie Osbom, B.A.; Noel Peace, B.S., Cum Laude; Dennis Edward Pettigrew, A. Dennis Edward Pettigrew, B.S.; Pamela Jo Rothonea, A.A.; Jennifer Ann Simonsen, B.

S.B.A.; Dorothy Mae Stoll, MA; Betti C. Van Epps-Taylor, M.A.; Todd Linn Van Gerpen, B.S.; Wade Alan Van Gerpen, B.S.B.A.; Theresa Marie Thranum, A.A.; Richard Lee Lafrentz, B.S.; Heather Dawn Waring, B.S.; Sherrill Annette Waggoner, B.FA, Cum Laude; Nancy Jean Kathol, A.A.; Steven Michael Groetken, BA; Nancy Jean Kathol, A.A. IOWA AKRON: Cynthia Kay Anderson, A.A.; Mathew Snyder Caskey, B.S. Recreation; Heath Eric Hillrichj, B.A.; Tanya Denise Johnson, A. Michelle Kay Ziniel Senechal, A.A.; Neal Daniel Utesch, B.S.

Education, With Honors ALVORD: Christina Marie Schemmel, B.S. BATTLE CREEK: Michelle Lynn Wallace Lull, B. A. BOYDEN: Darin Dean Damstra, B.S., With University Honors, Cum Laude CHARTER OAK: Murt Edward Miller, J.D. CHEROKEE: Jeffery Eugene Coghlan, B.

S.B.A.; Heidi Ann Dilocker, B.S.; Jeffrey Clarence Lillefloren, B.S. DENISON: Dena Ann Surprenant, B.S. BOON: Eric D. Kelderman, M.A. DOW CITY: Sarah Elizabeth Chase, A.A.

i 1301 Nebraska Street Services Bible Study 9:45 Morning Worship 1 0:45 Evening Worship 7:00 Wed. Mid Week 7:30 Fundamental-Independent-Missionary "Distinctively Different" Rev. Jmtim Polntof I 1 1 lreet6ri urc. County courthouse evacuated after welding triggers alarms i mini: iili 'Jiii' il iiim Olllo ii 'ifidillt. i "ft' in wiaiiigiii i 'il Mlta i A The Woodbury County Courthouse was evacuated Friday afternoon at 1:17 after smoke from welders set off the buildings fire alarms, Are officials said.

The incident occurred one week after a small fire in the old historical jail area failed to set off the alarms and the building was not completely evacuated. The alarm failure prompted the board of supervisors to order a review of the system and development of an updated evacuation plan. The plan worked well Friday, building superintendent Mark Elgert said. Elgert said the welders were working in the dome area of the Dor so fooecf tie worfJ iat Jiegaue Jfis onfy egoiten Son, so (af whoever Believes in Jiim sAoufd not perist ut Aaue euerfastiny fife. New officers i New officers were elected at a congregational meeting of the Momingside Presbyterian Church, 4327 Momingside Ave.

Elected to the Session for 3-year terms were elders Chuck Irwin, Jim Geusebroek, Vina Rodecker and Roger Bobolz. Elected to a 1-year term was Don Deming. Deacons elected to 3-year terms were Bob Bartholomew, Angie Irwin, Francis Quintard, Elaine Graf, Sid Hoover, Lois Hoover and lone Morgan. All will begin their terms July 1. have your church in Liz at 293-4332 ST.

THOMAS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH 12th and Douglas Streets 258-0141 The Rev.W. Verdery Kerr, Rector The Rev. Mary Christopher, Assoc. Rector Holy Eucharist each Sunday at X. 9:30 a.m.

and 6 p.m. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CHAPEL 2600 St. Mary's Morn.) Sunday School Hour 10 A.M. Family Bible Hour 11 A.M. Wed.

Prayer Bible 7:00 P.M. Friday KTFC 7:30 A.M. 7:30 P.M. 276-3073 BLESSED SACRAMENT 301 2 Jackson St. 277-2949 MASS-Sun 4:30 Prior Weekdays Sat 6:45 am Fri 8:00 am Tues.

Thurs 5:30 pm Reconciliation 3:45 pm Saturday 9:00 a.m. Radio Mass KSCJ 1360 CORNERSTONE FAITH CENTER 6000 East Gordon Drive SUNDAY: AduHWorjhip 4 CMIdrtn'i Church Evening 6 30 PM WEDNESDAY: Youth Pew. 6:30 P.M. Adult Prayer Fatally PM Vbuth Power Women Ministry Singlet Ministry CFC Book 4 Gift Shining Lights Preschool 4 Childcare Larry i Eileen Gordon, Pastors 712-274-7572 Spanish Interpretation MORNINGSIDE REFORMED CHURCH 5601 Sunnybrook PH. 276-5814 Worship 8:30,9:45 11:00 Education Hour (3 and up) 9:45 Pastor Dr.

Louis Lotz I Child Care Provided I X. I wiwmamtn tol corrvWRCBEF HJ VISITORS EXPECTED! Death ruled natural causes STORM LAKE, Iowa A Storm Lake woman found dead in her home Thursday died of natural causes, police said Friday. Police had originally believed Majorie Gunnerson' death was suspicious. After finding the 73-year-old woman dead on her living room floor, police asked the Division of Criminal Investigation to investigate. Police were originally asked to check on Gunnerson when her son, who lives out of town, told police she had not answered her phone for several days.

When police arrived they found the house locked. When they looked through a window, they saw Gunnerson lying on the floor. They forced entry into the home and found her dead. An autopsy Friday determined Gunnerson died of natural causes. Police Chief Mark Prosser said he did not know the specific cause of death.

111 lip AUGUSTANA LUTHERAN (ELCA) 255-7694 6th Court Downtown Early Worship 8:15 A.M. Fellowship HourEducation Hour 9:15 A.M. Service of Holy Communion 10:30 A.M. Nursery Provided Rev. Michael Last Pastor Directors of Choirs Diana Wooley, Donna Mund Mike Hogan, Organist MORNINGSIDE LUTHERAN (ELCA) E.

Gordon Dr. So. Martha 276-2511 SUNDAY WORSHIP 8:00 am Traditional 9:00 am Celebration (KWSL) Celebration 1 1 :30 a.m. Contemporary 1 :30 p.m. Asian Worship building where the fire alarm had been disconnected because of the smoke generated.

But a gust of wind apparently blew through a hole in the south side of the building where the old jail cook shack has been removed to make way for air conditioning units, sucked the smoke from the dome area down a stairwell to the second floor, and set off the second-floor alarms, which hadn't been disarmed. "It was just a windy day, with part of the building open and the wind switched and brought the smoke down," Elgert said. The evacuation was orderly and no damage occurred, Elgert said. abusing niece "The child was crying, and she's trying to get the child not to cry," Lt. Mark Moberly said.

The infant was treated at a hospital and released. Stinger has been charged with aggravated assault She has been jailed at the Minnehaha County Regional Juvenile Court Center. State law opens to the public juvenile court hearings involving a crime of violence. the Agriculture Department. USDA and EPA give loans for water projects but require the money to be repaid.

The Bureau of Reclamation has a policy of requiring full reimbursement for the cost of projects. Minnesota and Iowa also are outside the 17-state region that the Bureau of Reclamation has traditionally served, GAO said. The Clinton administration's opposition to the project makes it harder to get the project approved by Congress, Rep. John Thune, said Tuesday. "As far as the prognosis, I don't know," he said.

Sioux Falls officials say. the city will run out of water by 2020 without the project The federal government would pay half the cost of the Sioux Falls portion and 80 percent of the rest. Girl accused of SIOUX FALLS (AP) A 16-year-old Sioux Falls girl is accused of hitting and shaking her 15-month old niece to make her stop crying. Police said Carol Jean Stinger was baby-sitting the toddler on Wednesday. A detective said Friday that the girl had called 911 after telling her grandmother that she thought she had hurt the baby.

Officers found the toddler with bruises on her face and nose, and red marks ononesideofher neck. MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1522 Douglas With God, All things are possible Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Sunday AM Worship 1 1 :00 A.M. Sunday Evening 7:00 P.M.

Wed. Rev. H.C. McGruder 255-5964 Kevin Lee, Senior Pastor SUMMER CELEBRATION Contemporary Worship at the Pavilion 11:30 am June 21 -July 26 SUNDAY SCHOOL DURING SCHOOL YEAR ONLY AT 9 AM AND 10:15 AM MORNINGSIDE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Church Office 252-2938 If you would like to the directory call TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH (ELCA) 12th Jackson SL 258-0519 Summtr Worship Hour Wofihip PastorJohnMeyerPastorKathyH.Wicks I I Nursery Taxi Service ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN LC-MS op Seventh 4 Jennings Sat.

Evening r. 6 P.M. Traditional 8:15 A.M. Bible Study (All Ages) 9:30 A.M. Praise Service 10:45 A.M.

Church Office 252-0338 School Office 258-6325 Key For Kids 252-1141 ST. JOHN LUTHERAN (ELCA) 28th Jackson St. 277-3945 Sunday Worship 9:30 A.M. Pastor, Terry Hudson CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Synod) 4410 Central St. 239-1575 Worship 7:00 pm Sun.

9 am Sundiy School Bibb School CImms 10:15 am nv. Gerald Kapanka (Pastor) Rtv. QKn Rachuy (VMttlon Patof) Cindy Storm (DCE Intern) Solvation through Qract GLASS ST. CHURCH OF CHRIST 1218 S. Glass St.

'274-1000 Sunday 1 0 am Bible Study all ages 1 1 am Worship 12 Noon -Devotional Wednesday 7pm Bible Study all ages "A Worn Welcome Always Awaits You At The Glass Street Church of Christ" Water project doesn't qualify for fed programs Lee Crum oclate SUNDAY EARLY 8:30 AM Laurie Rich. Children SUNDAY ........9:45 AM Tony Hrbek. Music SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP 10:45 AM 431 0 Old Lakeport Road SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE 6:30 PM Sioux City 276-4096 WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:00 PM Concordia Lutheran Church (LCMS) Unaltered Augsburg Confession 2000 Military Rd. WASHINGTON (AP) Congressional auditors say the proposed Lewis and Clark water project doesn't qualify for any of the government programs normally used to pay for building new systems. The $283 million project would serve Sioux Falls, S.D.

and 21 other communities in southeast South Dakota, northwest Iowa and southwest Minnesota. "The project relies on grants rather than loans and thus does not meet the criteria for economic feasibility or repayment," the General Accounting Office said in a report this week to the House Resources subcommittee on water and power. The GAO checked into whether the project would be eligible for funding by the Bureau of Reclamation, Environmental Protection Agency or Private Confession Absolution (or by appointment) Divine Worship Kaffeeklatsch After Divine Worship Christian Education (Adult Children Classes) Evening Prayer Compline.