The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 40

40 Woterioo Courier June 1, N3Q ouds, heavy in NE Iowa Funnel rains hit is 4 proaching and fled to the basement. A 50-foot antenna atop the house was knocked down by the winds and the roof received some damage. A shed was destroyed and a bam and granary were also damaged. The top of a silo was also reported to have been blown off by the winds. The heavy rains accompanying the storms of the past few days have created some worry among farmers.

Approximately 5 to 7 Inches have been reported in parts of Mitchell County and farmers fear the erosion damage may be high. In Howard County, flooding was reported at Lidtky Park near Lime Springs and campers were moved out of the park as a precaution. Crane Creek and Beaver Creek and sections of the Upper Iowa nd Little Turkey rivers were reported out of their banks but no serious flooding was Courier News Service High winds and heavy rains battered portions of Mitchell and Howard Counties causing some damage but leaving no one injured in their wake. A funnel cloud, which Mitchell County residents said "bobbed up and down about four times," struck the Robert Counsel farm about seven miles northeast of Osage Friday and damaged the roofs of two homes. Authorities said the farm home occupied by Counsel and his family had its roof torn off by the fierce winds.

The home of his mother, about 50 feet from his residence, also lost a portion of its roof. IN ADDITION, a shed and a hay rack were knocked over by the twister. The storm then moved to the north where it hit the Kenneth Wilde farm. Family members saw the twister ap Wartburg gets grant for work-study Courier News Service A VERLY Congressman Charles Grassley (R-3rdi announced Saturday that the Office of Student Financial Assistance has awarded supplemental funds to Wartburg College for the 1979-80 award period. An additional 144.000 will be provided the College Work-Study Program to give assistance to 79 students.

The Supplemental Education Opportunity Grants Program will receive an additional 15,099, which will assist nine students. This is the first year supplemental funds have been approved for the institution. The action is in addition to previous funding for the 1979-80 period in the amount of approximately $120,000 in CWS funds and $97,000 in SEDG funds. Through the College Work-Study Program, the Federal government provides 80 percent of the student payrolls, with the institution or off-campus agency providing 20 percent. Wartburg is one of 24 Iowa Colleges or universities granted these awards.

1 TV 1i 4w MX rr- v7s 9 -v r. AP Laserphoto Clarksville residents set for Pioneer Days Last row to go Dclbert Graber, wbo (arms 300 acres near Auburn, lines up his tractor to plant the last rows of soybeans in bis field. Steve Frank rides the planter to check its operation. Graber claims the recent rains broke up the clods and made planting easier than earlier plantings in May. followed by the auctioning of the contest entries.

The Pioneer Princess Contest is set for 7 p.m. after which the crowning of Miss Clarksville will take place. Thursday's activities begin with a children's parade at 2:30 p.m. followed by a children's talent show. A waterball fight is planned for 7 p.m.

charged $4 per foot for the excess footage. Peoples also proposes to provide interruptible customers with 100 feet of service line at no charge, achange from the present policy of no free footage. Interruptible customer connection policy also will be liberalized. Courier News Service CLARKSVILLE The Buckskinners, a Waterloo group that fires guns and cannons like those used in the 18th century and then explains their use, will be featured at 4 p.m. Saturday in Clarksville's Pioneer Days.

The group, which wears colonial costumes, will also be in the Pioneer Days parade, which starts at 3 p.m. Other activities Saturday include the annual Pioneer beef barbecue starting at 4 30 p.m. and a musical comedy show entitled "Country Roads," which will be 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Pioneer Days is to start Thursday and will include carnival rides and concessions on the town's main street throughout the three-day event.

Local businesses plan to place merchandise on the sidewalks to promote sales. A JUDGING of home baked pies and cakes is scheduled for 6 p.m. Friday, Vandals damage cabins OSAGE Authorities said seven cabins on the Cedar River, about 8 miles west of Osage in Mitchell County, have been vandalized. Windows were broken and many items from the cabins were stolen. The loss has not been estimated by authorities.

Gas firm asks change in policies GRUNDY CENTER Peoples Natural Gas Company has filed a request with the Iowa State Commerce Commission for authority to revise its new customer connection and main and service line extension policies. Under the proposed new policy, the firm will provide new customers with 100 feet of service line at no charge with a charge beyond that amount of $3 per foot. The current policy provides for 75 feet of service line at no charge with a charge in excess of that amount of $2 per foot. Under the company's present main extension policy, Peoples provides new firm customers with up to 50 feet of main at company expense with any excess charged to the customer at $3 per foot. The company proposes to provide main extensions beyond 50 feet at company expense "where economic feasibility justifies.

If anticipated revenue from the project is deemed insufficient, the customer will be around the area Three hurt in Maynard crash i 1 MAYNARD Three persons received injuries in a two-ear accident one-half mile west of Maynard on Hwy. 150. Listed in serious condition Schoitz Hospital in Waterloo is a passenger in one of the cars. Connie Farina. 18.

of Maynard. who received back and pelvic injuries. Driver of the car. Connie Nuss. 18.

of rural Hawkeye, was hospitalized overnight. Another passenger, Cheryl Schimitt, 18. of Westgate, received a bump on the head, but was not hospitalized. Authorities said the accident occurred when a car driven by Gary Fink, 19. of Maynard, went out of control and went into a ditch.

As he was backing onto the highway, his car was struck by the Nuss vehicle. Fink's car stayed on the highway and the Nuss car went into the ditch. Fink was not injured: nor was the owner of the Nuss ear. David Eldridge. 29.

of Maynard, who was a passenger. Fink was charged with improper backing onto a highway and Ms. Nuss was charged with operating a (notor vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicant. Jbe accident occurred at about 1:30 a.m. TV Sunday listings Grundy church school term set GRUNDY CENTER-Vacation Church School will be Monday through Friday at the United Methodist Church.

Classes will begin at 9 a.m. and dismiss at 11:30 a.m. Jane Wilson will serve as the director and Linda Bowers, co-director. Registration is $1. An open house will be from 7 to 9 p.m.

Thursday. Daily offerings will go to Hillcrest Children's Services of Iowa. GERMAN OFFICIALS East Germany and West Germany agreed in 1974 to exchange permanent semi-diplomatic representatives. APPEARING 1-NITE ONLY JUNE 5th 5:30 P.M. J-Famlly FtJC Sunday Golden Buffet This week Includes: Golden Fried Shrimp Salisbury Steik Kruii UUued Ham Fried Chicken Adult I4.7S Children 14.M wcoupon coupon $3.75 $3.00 FIRST TIKE IN WATERLOO! Iowa Chuck Wagon Racing Prtfnti "THE RACE OF THE CENTURY" CHUCK WAGONS and CHARIOT RACES! June lit 2 P.M.

(Afternoon) TUNIS SPEEDWAY Between Waterloo and Cedar Falls Btrnsttln Con-duett 1:30 P.M. 2--Tne JeHertn The jetterwtn 9:00 P.M. Trapper John, M.D Trapper John, M.D. 33 Matter piece Theatre 10:00 P.M. Good For Entire Part) Expires tlm 7-CHIPS Mol Llnden'i Big Appit 3Jr-Odyuey 7:30 P.M.

l-Ont Day at a Tim. -Ont Day at a Tlmt 1:00 P.M. -AIICt AI1CB "Tht Destruc-ton" 7- 'Tht Great Roadblock- Dtltruc-lor" 32 Ltonord 1:00 A.M. t-Sundoy Morning -Oai RoWrtt An Pvo-pw Too T-Oral Roterlt it tt Wrltttn :30 A.M. J-LOUftl 1 Hory J-Wrdoy Morning V-Oor, Polston -ai rt pe- Too 10:00 A.M.

of oi- Coupon 10:30 P.M. j'Puu" 3 StnrK of San Fronciico 5-Rat Patrol J-'-AII Tht Way Horn." -Star Trtk 3 2 Americans 11:00 P.M. S-Combat 11:30 P.M. -700 Club 12:20 A.M. "Tht "GENE MILLS" "MARVIN RAINWATER" AND 3 0 I HouftWwrM 4:00 P.M.

2- 40 Minutn 3- Minutn Tht Ytooeri 7 Oinev'f won-atrul World Tht Ytootrt B-Flrlno, Lint 7:00 P.M. a i Bunktr's Ploct 1-Artmi Bunktr't Ptact Hal Llnatn'l BigAcc JUST SOME OF THE SONGS MARVIN RAINWATER MADE FAMOUSI GONNA FIND ME A BLUEBIRD WHOLE LOTTA WOMAN RUNNING BEAR HALF BREED MOANING THE BLUES. 1 Dream Ot Jeoftnit -The Thrill of Wtgnt 10 Market 1:00 P.M. 3 Old Plain From Thl Pot! J-Socotf Tt Attttetf J2 Non-Fiction Television 1:13 P.M. Cum PMIlin 1:30 P.M.

Nosnviil. On Tht Raoo 2:00 P.M. I Sports Spectacular Sports Spec- tocutor 7 I mp I TrkXt BCortoltatlon 2:30 P.M. Bkigrophv Mm Ribeye Steak Special COME ONE COME ALL! 33 Agronsky I Admission Adult $4.00 Children (S-12) (1.00 Kldi Under FREE TUES. NITE SPECIAL PRIME RIB -iv r.in.

ounaay evening Ov tender Ribeyt cooked the wy pxi Uks "-) wpauta, lout at brawl tad greet taJtd ber. wcoupon 3 Qaivhence ounae omtk Sutter's Mill Mining Co. Saloon located In Tht Twin Torch Inn W. Mullen Jeff.rion Rettourant Opn tat. P.M.

to 10 PM. loung. to A.M. Sat. Sun.

1 to It P.M. Ph. 235-1214 At the Crossroads nd hit Chtmpignt Music With 40 TV. Stars' OnStage! In Person! 10:30 A.M. -oct tht Nation A I 1 Animals Animal VWoria Tomor- row A I a I ft Animal! Animolft 11:00 A.M.

I Portridgt family (-Itwtt and fc-Focoi Point t-ttotirl 11:30 A.M. Oanc Fvr 3V-D) tactions r(4H fht PrfM 12:00 P.M. -FlrrwW MONDAY. JUNE 16 3:00 P.M. J-Gott I-Oolf 3 National Sto-grahlc Sptcial 3:30 P.M.

S-wiat world ot Spot 7 SporHworid t-Wid World Of Spont 4:00 P.M wood! ond 8:00 P.M. FIVE SEASCNS CENTER $9.00 $8.00 (All Seats Reserved) Sports Shorts otrr 4:30 P.M 3J-Vlclory Coram 5:00 P.M. Tick.lt now on tola At tht Fiv. Saaion'i Ticket Ctnt.r from noon to 6 P.M. Mail Orders Filled Promptly Address your order lo Lawrence Welk Show, Fiv.

Seosons Center, P.O. Box 768. Cedor Ropids IA 5207. Make check or mon.y order payable to the Fiv. Seasons Center and add 35' per ticket service chorge.

Phone A Ticket: Dial 319 398-5340. Give Moster Charge or Visa number. Varnell Enterprises. Nashviile. Tenn.

Extras feoort V-Mjticond Pit Spoma Word iiiuti and Am ww 9-woU Strttt P.M. Wonderful World Canines Ibr Guys, Gals 6c Boys ARE YOU HUNGRY? "13" IS YOUR LUCKY NUMBER I Film Movtrlck 7 Wild Kingdom 33 loiw Prm MM. to liiPl For Our 13th Anniversary We Will Fill You Up For $1.00 OFF Any Items From The Right Hand Side Of Our Dinner Menul Regular value of $4 each! Limit 4 pairs per customer pleaee. With coupon below. 4-6 P.M.

you will receive $1.00 OFF on any of our USDA Choice Steaks. Steak Specialties or Great Steak Combinations. There will be no substitutes This coupon is valid on these items only. Thank You Waterloo qaHi nn im ir ir ziiwlKAtoit't-r- '(" We're Celebrating ji Our Second CUP 'N' SAVi COUPON-! 50 off $1 OFF-USDA Choice Steaks, Steak Specialties or Great I Anniversary Accessories ALL MVU.VfcJ Large selection of Levi's Nor Valid With Any Other Off.r Steak Combinations Valid Mon. Thuri.

4-6 P.M. Thru Jun. 19, 1980 STEAK Large selection of Levi's wallets and belts and other Items for Father's Day. uzziin rib crew 9cck (style LS 174) In navy, tan 8f brown, limit 6 per customer. Nest Levi's Logo on these socks make them special! niuucDC u.mii.rw price I ALL DAY MONDAY, JUNI 2, 1980 MCnGAfl STIAK EXPERT 11 A.M.TO 10 P.M.

1411 SANMARNAN Crossroads Shopping Center 10 til 5.30 Saturday. 12 til 5 Sunday (NEW ITEM-B3Q RIBS) Locally Owiwd and Operated Slnca 1H7 2936 UNIVERSITY 234-6570 Waterloo Sj. All Sail 'LARGEST SELECTION OF LEVI'S IN TOWN".