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(Section A Waterloo Courier Dec. 2, 1982 Officials learn how metro deaths AEA-7 provides help Area school board members heard By ROY POSTEL Eugene L. Bernstein Services for Eugene L. Bernstein, 53, of 1937 Pinehurst Lane, will be 1 30 p.m. Saturday at Westminster United Presbyterian Church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.

Mr. Bernstein died at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday at Schoitz Medical Center. He was born Nov. 30.

1929, at Waterloo, son of Victor J. and Georgia James Bernstein. He married Adelia Testi Jan. 22 19S3 in Mex- ico. They later Mrs.

Hansene La-Haug WASHBURN-Services for Mrs. Hansene La-Haug, 80, of 322 Third will be 10:30 a.m. Friday at Redeemer Lutheran Church with entombment in the Temple of Memories Mausoleum in Garden of Memories Cemetery, Waterloo. Mrs. La-Haug died at 6 p.m.

Tuesday at Allen Memorial Hospital. She was born Feb. 11, 1902, at Jacksonville Township, daughter of Hans and Bretta Njos Njus.Shemarried Einar N. La-Haug at Jacksonville Township on Aug. 27, 1930.

He died Jan. 26, 1970. Survivors include two sons, Hiram N. La-Haug of New Hampton and Loren L. La-Haug of Baker, two daughters, Ila Cryer of 322 Third St.

and Elaine Koleno of New Hampton; a brother, Carl Njus of New Hampton; a sister, Alice Biere of Fredericksburg; and 15 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Garden View Chapel, Waterloo, where there will be a prayer service at 8 p.m. Thursday. Visitation at the church will be for an hour before services Friday.

Memorials may be made to the church. Cm were Qivorcea. ne then married Ann Campbell June 10, 1979, at La Porte City. They later were divorced. He was a veteran of the U.S.

Army He joined the Waterloo Fire Department Sept. Dennis P. Jensen CEDAR FALLS-Services for Dennis P. Jensen. 48, of 1803 College St.

will be 11 a.m. Friday at Nazareth Lutheran Church with burial at a later date. He died Tuesday in a car-truck accident on Highway 63 south of Traer. Friends may call at Dahl-Van Hove-Schoof Funeral Home until 9 p.m. Thursday.

The casket will not be open. The body will be cremated after services. Memorials may be made in his name to a scholarship fund at UNI or to the church. Dorothy Rachel Bickley Memorial services for Dorothy Rachel Bickley, 72. of Sarasota, and formerly of Waterloo, will be II a.m.

Friday at Oberg Chapel, Pine Shores Presbyterian Church, in Sarasota. Mrs. Bickley died Tuesday at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. Her body will be cremated. Survivors include a son, Dr.

James E. Bickley of Lea wood, a daughter, D. Dianne Chambers of Sherborne, Mass. two brothers, John Hartleip and Wayne Hartleip, both of Waterloo; and seven grandchildren. Memorials may be made to Hospice of Sarasota County, 1838 Hillview Sarasota 33579.

Toale Brothers Gulf Gate Chapel, 6903 S. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota 33581. is in charge of arrangements. Eugene Bernstein William 'Bill' Whyte William "Bill" Whyte, 62, of Torrance, formerly of Waterloo, died Monday in Torrance of a heart attack. Services will be Friday in Torrance.

The body will be cremated. Whyte had been a decorator painter in Waterloo, and he had an antique shop on Rainbow Drive. Surviving are three sisters. Mrs. Patricia Antone of Centerville, Ohio, Mrs.

Helen Anderson of Des Moines and Mrs. Corrine Volkamer of 514 Ivanhoe Road. Mrs. Mildred B. Nessler Services for Mrs.

Mildred B. Nessler, 56, of 3450 Kingswood Place, will be 1 30 p.m. Saturday at First United Presbyterian Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Nessler died Thursday morning at Methodist Hospital in Rochester, Minn.

She was born Jan. 15, 1926, in Benton County, daughter of Homer and Gladys Ohland Crow. She married Francis Nessler March 1, 1946, at Vinton. She was employed at John Deere Tractor Works from 1944 to 1972. Survivors include her husband; her mother of La Porte City; two brothers, Richard Crow of 1252 St.

Andrews Ave. and Gary Crow of Cincinnati; and four sisters, Mrs. Eleanor Nessler ofGar-rison, Mrs. Margaret Fuehrer of Vinton, Mrs. Dorothy Duhrkopf of 723 Home Park Blvd.

and Mrs. Evelyn Boice of 1905 Rainbow Drive. Cedar Falls. Friends may call at Locke Funeral Home after 3 p.m. Friday.

The casket will not be open. Memorials may be made to the Kidney Foundation. Mrs. Francis Bean Services are pending at Oppold Funeral Home for Mrs. Francis Bean, 60, of 1818 Logan who died Thursday morning at Allen Memorial Courier Staff Writer From Nashua to North Tama and points in between, a local school has part of its district in the metro area.

But for many school board members in 26 Northeast Iowa school districts surrounding Waterloo, it's seldom realized their classrooms reach beyond the hometown schoolhouse. Gaining a greater understanding of this "extension" is the purpose of Thursday's orientation program at Area Education Agency-7. More than 50 school board members from throughout Northeast Iowa were expected to spend the day in Waterloo and Cedar Falls with Area-7 officials to get a first-hand view of how their money is being spent at these distant classrooms. RON DICKINSON, administrator of Area-7, who's agency budget totals more than 116 million this year, said: "They are sending us a lot of money. We know that.

But by bringing them here we can show them how the agency works and they can make an evaluation." Dickinson and his colleagues acknowledge the public, as well as school board members, frequently misunderstand the purpose of AEA-7. AEA-7, one of 15 education agencies covering the state, provides teaching materials, assistance in curriculum development and instuctors for handicapped and special needs students. Thursday's program was to include visits to River Hills School, a facility for mentally handicapped children in Cedar Falls; and a program for severely retarded youngsters at the Black Hawk County Health Center, both operated by AEA-7 with students from across the region. presentations by staff who provide films and books to supplement classroom activities. They also were briefed on services available to assist schools in improving curriculum and teaching methods.

AEA-7, like its counterparts in the state, was started by the Iowa Legislature in 1975. They are funded uy pooling tax dollars from each local school according to student populations: the more students the greater the contribution to the budget. The intent of creating area education agencies was to provide equal access to services for all school districts, especially rural schools with limited budgets. Larry McDonald, assistant director of special education, likens a school district's payment to Area-7 to a premium on an insurance policy. He said a school can provide education for blind or mentally retarded students without going to the expense of developing its own program.

For example, a rural school district has a new family move to town with two blind children. "How are you going to provide a program for one or two kids?" Dickinson asks. "You incurring great expenses." "With the pool everything is in place," he adds. AEA-7 now assists more than 4,600 special needs students with some form of learning disability, at an annual cost per pupil of between $1,400 to $8,000, depending on the severity of the youngster's handicap. THE EDUCATIONAL services division at the agency helps improve curriculum.

Director Harry Budensiek said his staff has helped to bring a greater "sophistication" to schools that used to hire college professors for advice. The media services, which provides films and other supplemental materials for classroom teachers, is the most recognized service of AEA-7. Director Bev Trost and her staff delivered more than 61,000 films last year and logged more than 46,000 miles fulfilling teacher requests. BACKWARD MARCH Napoleon's army retreated from Leipzig in 1813. Edna K.

Smith CEDAR FALLS-Services for Edna K. Smith, 88, of the Cedar Falls Lutheran Home, who died Wednesday night at the home, are pending at Dahl-Van Hove-Schoof Funeral Home. Howard 'Sid' Mooty Services for Howard "Sid" Mooty, 56, of 2720 Crestline are pending at Parrott and Wood Funeral Home. Mr. Mooty died early Thursday at a hospital in Rochester, Minn.

1, 1959, and was promoted to Fire Equipment Operator in January 1976. He also was an ambulance driver. On July 8, 1982, he retired from the fire department because of ill health. He was a past president of Waterloo Local 66 IAFF and was serving as recording secretary at the time of his death. Survivors include two sisters, De-lores Wrider of 318 Second St and Norma Bernstein of 3001 S.

Main Cedar Falls. Friends may call at Kearns-Dykeman Chapel from 2 to 9 p.m. Friday and 9 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Visitation at the church will be for an hour before services.

Memorials may be made to the Cedar Valley Hospice. Joseph H. Cross Services for Joseph H. Cross, 65, of 3032 W. Ninth will be 10 a.m.

Saturday at St. Edward's Catholic Church with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. There will be a 7:30 p.m. rosary Thursday, a' 7 p.m. Scripture service Friday and an 8 p.m.

rosary Friday, by the Third and Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus, at Carter-OppoldO'Keefe Towne Funeral Home. Mr'. Cross died early Wednesday at Schoitz Medical Center. Friends may call at the funeral home until 9 p.m. Thursday and all day Friday.

Memorials may be made to Schoitz Medical Center Hospice or Columbus High School. Mildred B. Webster Services for Mildred Beatrice Webster, 70, of Villisca and formerly of Waterloo and Cedar Falls, were Tuesday at Sutphen Funeral Home, Villisca, with burial in Villisca Cemetery. Mrs. Webster died Sunday at Montgomery County Memorial Hospital at Red Oak.

She was born Sept. 10, 1912. at Ot-tumwa, daughter of John and Ada Hoffman. They moved to Waterloo in 1929 and she graduated from West High School in 1931. On Dec.

19, 1931. she and George D. Webster were married at Galena, 111. They lived in Texas for six years and, in 1947, returned to Cedar Falls where she worked for the Cedar Falls Recreation Commission and the American Martyr Retreat House. They retired to the Villisca area in 1974.

Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Roberta Harris of Chicago; a son, Dennis Webster of Villisca; and three grandchildren. Memorials may be made in care of George Webster, Sun Valley 600 E. Sixth. Villisca, Iowa 50864. Loren Ray Sprague Memorial services for Loren Ray Sprague, 82, of 611 Park Towers Apartments, will be 10 a.m.

Friday at First Presbyterian Church Chapel. Mr. Sprague died at 7:25 p.m. Tuesday at Allen Memorial Hospital. His body was donated to the University of Iowa Anatomy Department.

Kearns-Dykeman Chapel is in charge of arrangements. There will be no visitation. A memorial fund has been sheriffs log ARRESTED on a complaint of operating while intoxicated was Curtis Edward Tibbals Jr. 30, of 316 Randolph St. He was stopped about 2 a.m.

at Sixth and Lafayette streets. A CLINTON truck driver reported to deputies that he was robbed at gunpoint of $200 by two men in Washburn. Dave Knipper called deputies Wednesday afternoon saying he had been robbed at the Phillip's 66 Station phone booth on Highway 218. He said two men in a four-door beige car pointed a revolver at him and demanded money. Knipper said he got back in his truck and the men followed him in their car until Knipper got to Vinton, he said.

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Saturday at Memorial Park Chapel in Memorial Park Cemetery, with burial in the cemetery. Military graveside rites will be conducted by Nugent Demuth American Legion Post, Gilbertville. Mr. Grubb died of cancer Thursday morning at Schoitz Medical Center. He was born Nov.

2, 1923, in Os-kaloosa, son of Neill and FernDodd Grubb. He married Jean Darland on Jan 24, 1948, in Nashua. Survivors include his wife; a son, Kim at home; a daughter, Mrs. Steve Gray of 2554 Gloria Drive; two grandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. Frank Kernan of Kettering, Ohio, and Mrs.

William Smith of 555 Sheridan Road. Mr. Grubb served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He was employed for 30 years as an industrial engineer at the John Deere Component Works, retiring March 31, 1978.

Friends may call after noon Friday at Carter-OppoldO'Keefe Towne Funeral Home. Memorials may be given in his name to the American Cancer Society or to St. Paul's United Presbyterian Church. SALE On Larger Size Aquarium Set ups Clifford R. Clements Services for Clifford R.

Clements, 76, of 277 N. Hackett Road will be 1 p.m. Saturday at Parrott and Wood Funeral Home chapel with burial in Garden of Memories. Mr. Clements died Wednesday morning at Allen Park, Michigan.

He was born Dec. 16, 1905, in Orange township, son of John and Lucille Byford Gements. He married Laura Rohrssen on Oct. 27, 1927, in Denver. He farmed in East Waterloo Township and had operated Woodlawn Jersey Dairy Farm and Klemtz Truck Stop.

Survivors include his wife; a son, Gary of 277 N. Hackett Road; a daughter, Mrs. Karen Stryker of Allen Park; and three granchildren. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Thursday and until services Saturday at the funeral home.

Exchange Club honors Central, West seniors Seniors Julie Stuber of Central High School and Lisa Krempasky of West High School have been named Students of the Month for November by the Metro Exchange Club. The monthly awards are given to students showing interest and leadership in a variety of school and community activities. The two students will be considered for a scholarship at the end of the year, along with other seniors receiving the monthly recognition. Miss Stuber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Stuber of 125 Amity Drive, maintains a 3.9 grade point average on a scale of 4.0 and ranks second in a class of 198. She is student senate president at Central and a member of the National Honor Society. She has won numerous awards in speech, drama, science and mathematics. She plans to attend the University of Iowa next fall and major in engineering with a computer science minor. Miss Krempasky, daughter of Kathleen Krempasky of 11 15 W.

Eighth St. has a 3.68 grade point average and ranks 38th in a class of more than 400. She is active in a number of sports and is a member of the Honor Club and the talented and gifted program. She is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and is a Sunday school teacher at her church. After graduation she plans to attend Oral Roberts University, Tulsa, with a major in pre-law.

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