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Wednesday, October 19, 1988 Waterloo Courier Page A7' METRO DEATHS NE IOWA DEATHS Mcrvin O. Cowan CEDAR FALLS Services for John R. Stephenson IOWA FALLS Services for John R. Stephenson, 74, are pending at Linn's Funeral Home, Iowa Falls; he died of natural causes Tuesday (Oct. 18) at Mercy Medical Center, Des Moines.

Wendy 1 K. Heiserman ROWLEY Services for Wendyl K. Heiserman, 76, will be 10:30 a.m. Friday at Quasqueton Union Church; burial in Quasqueton Cemetery; he died early today (Oct. 19) at Mercy Hospital, Cedar Rapids, after a long illness; survivors include his wife, Leta; a son, Franklin of rural Rowley; a daughter, Dixie Mosher of loo, son of Ernest and Hilda Tribon Schmidt.

He married Darlene Margaret Flickingeron May 18, 1963, in Las Vegas, Nev, He worked for the Carnation Co. in Waterloo until moving to Phoenix in 1958. Survivors include his wife; six Kim Boaz, Brenda Nicholson, Terl Mambrey, Tanya Boggs, Trisha Evans and Traci Schmidt, all of Phoenix a son, Randi Robertson of Phoenix; 15 grandchildren; and two sisters, Norma Durkee of Yakima, and Ruth Gerhardt of Maryland; he was preceded in death by a sister, Betty Orth, in 1959; a brother, Joseph, in J985; and a daughter, Tiki, in 1984. The body was cremated. Gladys N.

Hein Services for Gladys N. Hein, 85, of Ravenwood Health Care Center, formerly of 1038 Riehl are pending at The Reams, Huisman-Schu-macher Chapel. She died Tuesday (Oct. 18) at Covenant Medical Center at West Ninth Street. The cause of death was not available.

Arthur Richard Schmidt Services for Arthur Richard "Dick" Schmidt, 52, of Phoenix, formerly of Waterloo, were Oct. 10 in Phoenix. He died of heart failure Oct. 5 in Phoenix. He was born May 4, 1936, in Water Irene 0.

Engebretson DECORAH Services for Irene O. Engebretson, 83, will be 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Washington Prairie Lutheran Church; burial in the church cemetary; she died Sunday (Oct. 16) at Hennepin County Medical Center, Minneapolis, after a lengthy illness; survivors include three sons, Conrad O. of Minneapolis, Mark J.

of St. Louis Park, and the Rev. Henrik G. of Glendive, nine grandchildren and a great-granddaughter; and a brother, Dr. Russell E.

Lembke of Brooklyn Park, she was preceded in death by her husband, the Rev. Oscar Engebretson, in 1980; friends may call at Fjelstul Funeral Home after 8 a.m. Thursday and at the church for an hour before services Thursday. Jamie Dittmer IOWA FALLS Services for Jamie Dittmer, 18, of Salem, formerly of Iowa Falls, are pending at Linn's Funeral Home, Iowa Falls; she died Monday (Oct. 17) in Salem of injuries received in a two-car accident.

Myron Guritz Sr. WEST UNION Services for Myron Guritz 65, are pending at Burnham Wood Funeral Home, West Union; he died of natural causes Tuesday (Oct. 18) at his home. DAILY RECORD Waterloo BFire Alarms Wednesday: 7:11 a.m., to Sears, Crossroads Center, alarm system activated, investigated. BPolice Log: Thefts: Jean Marie Kier of 516Vi W.

Eight St. reported Monday a $250 stereo, $40 speakers, $50 booster and $200 jacket were taken from her vehicle, and $300 damage was done to the dashboard Mid-Continent Bottlers, 2835 Lackland Drive, reported Monday a $500 pop machine was taken from Romeo's Carwash, 917 Independence Ave Kris Hiple of 702 W. Mullan No. 3, Tuesday reported a $300 radio and a $50 cassette were taken from her car. Nancy Beth Ungerer, 23, of 2403 Cedar Falls, was arrested Tuesday on a complaint of third-degree theft.

She is accused of taking $125 worth of items from the Target Store, 1501 E. San Martian Drive. Three juveniles were taken into custody Tuesday on complaints of delinquency by second-degree burglary and fourth-degree theft. They are Talhan Bradford, 14, of 325 E. Eighth St.

Joseph Dean Nelsen. 14, of 120 Courtland St. and Shawn Marie Christensen, 16, of 922 Mulberry St. They reportedly were found prowling around Coca Cola trucks at 120 Washington and cans of pop and hood ornaments allegedly were taken. Burglary: First Baptist Church of Waterloo, 434 Baltimore Tuesday reported a $300 cassette deck was taken from the second floor music room.

HCoyrt Log: Gary Lee Beaumont, 23. of 808 Elliot Court, pleaded guilty to criminal trespass and was fined $40. He was accused of trespassing at a residence at 222 Lawrence Evansdale, after police asked him to leave and he. returned on Oct. 2.

Alan Eugene Dobbs, 21, of rural Janesville, pleaded guilty to fifth-degree criminal mischief and was fined $50. He was accused of damaging a window at 526 Adams St. on Oct. 1. Richard Aimer Henkle, 53, of 803 River Forest Road, Evansdale, pleaded guilty to assault and was fined $30.

He was accused of assaulting Connie Lorene Henkle at his home on Sept. 24. Yvette Howard, 24, of 1909 E. Fourth pleaded guilty to assault and was fined $25. She is accused of acting in a manner that caused potential harm to herself and others at her home on Oct.

2. Michael Lavender, 18, no permanent address, pleaded guilty to voluntary absence and was sentenced to 48 days in the Black Hawk County Jail with credit for 48 days served. He was accused of leaving the residential facility on July 26. Brian Harry Keairns, 22, of 3521 Springvalley Lane, Cedar Falls, pleaded guilty to fifth-degree theft and was fined $50. He was accused of stealing a $20 shirt from Carson Pirie Scott on Sept.

29. Dennis Dean Dirks, 48, of 12542 La Porte Road, La Porte City, pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit injury. He was fined $200, received a 30-day suspended sentence and placed on one year of self-probation. He was accused of assaulting his wife, Janet Dirks, on June 18 at his home. John Henry Becker, 25, of 314 Norma Evansdale, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined $25.

A charge of interference in connection with the same incident was dismissed. He was arrested for his actions while police were arresting his wife on Feb. 11. Craig Lee Cook, 22, of 514 Beverly Hill, pleaded guilty to fifth-degree criminal mishchief and was fined $50. He was accused of damaging a gas pump at Pester Derby, 508 Broadway by kicking it on Dec.

7. Casey Culver, 25, of 1104 Williston pleaded guilty to fifth-degree theft and was fined $25. He was accused of failing to return a rental movie to Wolter Mini Mart, 324 Fletcher on Nov. 8. Mervin O.

Cowan, 94, of the Lutheran Home, formerly of 403 W. 22nd will be 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the Lutheran Home chapel with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Cowan died of natural causes Monday night (Oct.

17) at the Lutheran Home. He was bom June 30, 1894, in Independence, son of Henry and Dolly Caldewell Cowan. He received a bachelor's degree from UNI and did graduate work at Iowa State University. He was an industrial arts teacher at LeMars High School for many years. Survivors include two brothers, Glenn of Laguna Hills, and Clay of Mesa, Ariz.

he was preceded in death by a sister, Phoebe Cowan. Friends may call at the Lutheran Home for an hour before services Thursday. Richardson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Church, Cedar Falls, or the Lutheran Home. Vincent C.

Welter Services "for Vincent C. Welter, 61 of 1717 Hawthorne will be 11 a.m. Friday at St. Edward Catholic Church with burial in Garden of Memories Cemetery with full military rites conducted by the American Legion Post of and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post of Waterloo. Mr.

Welter died of natural causes Tuesday morning (Oct. 18) at his home. He was born Feb. 7, 1927, near Gilbertville, son of Theodore and Loretta Sondag Welter. He married Ann McDermott on May 5, 1953, in Waterloo.

He was a veteran of the Korean War. He was employed at Rath Packing Co. for 39 years until the plant closed. Survivors Include his wife; a son, Douglas of Waterloo; a daughter, Michelle Matheny of Van Home; three grandchildren; a brother, Ernest of Jesup and a sister, Norma Jean Colbum of Adair; he was preceded in death by his parents; and a brother, LeRoy. A Scripture service will be 7 p.m.

Thursday at Oppold Funeral Home, where friends may call after 1 p.m. Thursday and from 8 30 to 10: 30 a.m. Friday. Memorials may be made to the church or Columbus High School. Ivy B.

VVeintz Memorial services for Ivy B. Weintz, 75, of Ravenwood Health Care Center, 2651 St. Francis Drive, will be 2: 30 p.m. Thursday at the care center with private burial in Shaulis Road Cemetery. She died of cancer Thursday (Oct.

13) at Covenant Medical Center at Kimball Avenue. She was born April 15, 1913, in Chicago, daughter of James L. and Julie E. Smith Weintz. She was manager and accountant for the Iowa Dress Club, retiring in 1960.

There will be no visitation. The Reams, Huisman-Schumacher Chapel is in charge of arrangements. Henry Pearce Services for Henry Pearce, 74, of 1340 Huntington Road, will be 11 a.m. Friday at Wilmathsville Church, Wilmathsville, with burial in Wilmathsville Cemetery. He died Monday morning (Oct.

17) at Allen Memorial Hospital. The cause of death was not available. He was born March 20, 1914, in Adair County, son of. Manuel Hugh and Nina Mae Selby Pearce. He married Lillie Mae Byrn on Feb.

21, 1939, in Kirksville, Mo. He farmed for many years and was later employed by the Waterloo Public School System. Survivors include his wife; three sons, Carl and Paul, both of Waterloo, and Roy of Washburn; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; a brother, Clarence of War-rensberg, and two sisters, Norma Winters of Winnebago, and Lula March of Greentop, Mo. he was preceded in death by a granddaughter and a sister. Chapel of Memories was in charge of arrangements.

BOYS Newborn To Size 7 GIRLS Newborn To Size 14 2 EC Lay-Awty Avlltblt "Buy A Lot Of Quality For rrr njnriNs mm.m 4 iiiui i kj Quality Kids Clothes mm Gene Mabb WEST UNION Services for Gene Mabb, 56, will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Burnham, Wood Funeral Home, West Union; burial in God's Acres Cemetery, Clermont; he died of natural causes Monday (Oct. 17) at Veterans Hospital, Iowa City; survivors include his wife, Jessie; three sons, Dean of Brandon, David of Hawkeye and Dennis of Cass Lake, two daughters, Susan Halligan of Brandon and Mary Mabb of Waterloo; 11 grandchildren; his mother, Mildred Mabb of Clermont; a brother, Mervil of Postville; and three sisters, Joyce Ramaker and Gail Herman, both of Clermont, and JoAnn Drier of Postville; he was preceded in death by his father and a sister; friends may call at the funeral home; he served with the U.S. military from February 1950 to March 1953; Mr. Mabb was in the roofing business.

Helen Mae Baehler GREELEY Services for Helen Mae Baehler, 82, of Greeley, will be 2 p.m. Saturday at United Methodist Church, Greeley; burial in St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery, Greeley; she died Tuesday (Oct. 18) at Delaware County Memorial Care Center, Manchester, after a long illness; survivors include two daughters, JoAnne Heuchelin of Port Byron, 111., and Margaret Kerr of Silver Spring, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; and two brothers, Leslie Bechter of Liberty, and John Bechter of Sun City, Ariz. she was preceded in death by her husband, C.N.

"Tib" Baylor, in 1982; and a sister, Margaret Gartz; friends may call from 2 to 5 p.m. Friday at Leonard-Vernon Funeral Home, Edgewood, and after noon Saturday at the church. Arbor Butler OSAGE Services for Arbor Butler, 66, of Glencoe, formerly of Osage, were Friday at Chapel Hill Funeral Home, Anniston, burial in Anniston Memorial Gardens; he died of cancer Oct. 12 at Regional Medical Center, Anniston; survivors include his wife, Evelyn; a daughter, Martha Beck of Arab, six sisters, Garnet Butler of Austin, Dorothy "'ltler of Wheaton, 111., Lorraine Nelson of Walla Walla, Virginia Butler of Glendora, Margaret Bretz of Minneapolis and Maureece Butler of Rochester, and four brothers, Leonard of Rudd, William of Los Angeles, James of Minneapolis and Russell of Phoenix, Mr. Butler served with the U.S.

Army for 20 years, most recently at Fort McClellan, Chapel Hill Funeral Home, Anniston, was in charge of arrangements. Thelma Mulford Gatton IOWA FALLS Graveside services for Thelma Mulford Gatton, 68, of Springfield, formerly of Iowa Falls, will be 1 p.m. Thursday at Union Cemetery, Iowa Falls; she died of natural causes Sunday (Oct. 16) at St. John's Hospital, Springfield; survivors include two sisters, Helen Bolinger of Peru, and Alice Harrison of Hemet, she was preceded in death by two husbands, Charles Ray Mulford in 1961 and Curt Gatton; Linn's Funeral Home, Iowa Falls, is in charge of arrangements; there will be no visitation.

Elsie Halverson WEST UNION Services for Elsie Halverson, 90, will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Bethel Presbyterian Church, West Union; burial in Calmar Lutheran Cemetery, Calmar; she died of natural causes Monday (Oct. 17) at the Good Samaritan Home, West Union; survivors include a daughter, Florence Anderson of West Union; and two granddaughters and six great-grand children; she was preceded in death by her husband, Andrew; a son; and a brother; friends may call after 3 p.m. today at Burnham Wood Funeral Home. OCTOBER 20,21,22 Fri.

Sat. 20 OFF Everything In The Store Register For Free Prizes No Purchase Necessarv Need Not Be Present To Win Refreshments Will Be Served A Little At Lil' Darlins' Mon. 10-9; 10-6 oai. iu-o, Liosea iunaay iat. 10-5; Closed Sunday Daisy Gerholdt NEW HARTFORD Graveside services for Daisy Gerholdt, 79, of Urbana, formerly of New Hartford, were Monday afternoon at Mount Hope Cemetery, Champaign, she died Friday (Oct.

14) at her home after a lengthy illness; survivors include two sisters, Ruth Olson and Mabel Grandon, both of New Hartford; and a brother, Mads Gerholdt of Hartford; she was preceded in death by five brothers; she had attended the Missionary School in Lake Geneva, Wis. Stella Coleman GARWIN Services for Stella Coleman, 79, will be 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Overton Funeral Home, Gar-win; burial in Crystal Cemetery, Gladbrook; she died of natural causes Monday (Oct. 17) at Grand-view Heights Care Center, Marshalltown; survivors include three sons, Vernon Katzer of Garwin, Larry Katzer of Claremore, and Ronald Katzer of Ariel, Wash. three daughters, Dorothy Brindle of Conrad, Betty Kollasch of Swea City and Bonnie Urhammer of Marshall-town; a sister, Esther Hamiel of Portsmouth, Ohio; and 19 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren and three stepgrandchildren; she was preceded in death by her first husband, George Katzer, in 1956; her second husband, Allen Coleman, in 1974; and a brother; friends may call today at the funeral home.

Woodrow 'Butch' Hyde CLERMONT Services for Wood-row W. "Butch" Hyde, 75, of Clermont, will be 11 a.m. Friday at West Clermont Lutheran Church; burial in God's Acres Cemetery, Clermont; he died Tuesday afternoon (Oct. 18) at Palmer Memorial Hospital, West Union, after a long illness; survivors include his wife, Lillian; a son, Dean of Germont; a daughter, Karol Pin-ney of Anamosa five grandchildren and two brothers, Loran of Waterloo and Laverne of Clermont; visitation after 2 p.m. Thursday at Muehlethaler Funeral Home, Elgin, and after 10 a.m.

Friday at the church; he was a retired farmer. Lose Up To 20 lbs. Centerville; five grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two sisters, Freida Crawford of Quasqueton and Delpha Fairchild of Independence; and two brothers, Bruce of Crystal Lake, 111., and Roger of Rowley; he was preceded in death by a grandson and three brothers, Floyd, Daryl and Corlis; friends may call after 2 p.m. Thursday at Reiff-Harris Funeral Home, Quasqueton; Mr. Heiserman was a farmer in the Rowley area.

Idella C. Hallman DECORAH Services for Idella C. Hallman, 86, of Charles City, formerly of Decorah, will be 11 a.m. Thursday at First Lutheran Church, Decorah; burial in Lutheran Cemetery, Decorah; she died Tuesday (Oct. 18) at the Salsbury Baptist Home, Charles City, after a brief illness; survivors include a daughter, Beverly Larson of Mason City; a brother, Earnest Larson of Decorah; five sisters, Celia Mulder of La Crosse, Ella Anderson of Decorah, Norma Hobert of Charles City, Corenne Seward of Gilmore City and Pearl Klatt of Calmar; and three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; friends may call at Fjelstul Funeral Home today and at the church for an hour before services Thursday; a Veterans of Foreign Wars-American Legion Auxiliary service will be 7 p.m.

today at the funeral home. Mary Hungerford OSAGE Services for Mary "Winnie" Hungerford, 94, will be 10:30 a.m. Friday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Osage; burial in the church cemetery; she died of natural causes Tuesday (Oct. 18) at the Faith Home, Osage; survivors include a daughter, Betty DeMar of Blooming-ton, three sons, Jean of Des Moines and Charles and James, both of Osage; and seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; she was preceded in death by her husband, Roy, in 1959; a brother and seven sisters; friends may call after noon Thursday at Champion Funeral Home, Osage, where rosaries will be at 3 and 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

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lost 30 pounds one consultation. $4900 -n mil, if sheriff's log Veronica Jean Harmon, 33, of 227 Olive was arrested Tuesday at 228 Oliver St. on a warrant for furnishing controlled substances to inmates. No other details were available. Gary Lichty of 12714 Jubilee Road, La Porte City, reported about 175 pounds of aluminum siding valued at $600 was taken from a stack in the front of his residence sometime between Saturday and Tuesday.

births Allen Memorial Hospital LOBECK, Penny, of Denver, boy (Oct. 15). FEHRING, Alan and Sandra, of Shell Rock, girl (Oct. 18). ALBERT, Brian and Sandra, of 1013 Lindale Road, Cedar Falls, girl (Oct 18).

LAMB, Robin, of Evansdale, boy (Oct. 18). it ON OUR 4-WEEK I Evansdale Council OKs grant application for city street work NUTRISYSTEM S' comprehensive Flavor Set-Point'" Weight Loss Program includes I A variety of delicious meals ana snacKs. I One on personal counseling I Behavior Covenant Medical Center-Wett Ninth FACCIANI, Michael, and FAC-CIANI, Melene, of 210 Balboa, C-l, Cedar Falls, girl (Oct. 17).

HILDEBRANDT, Travis and Leslie, of 2508 S. Union Road, No. 32, Cedar Falls, girl (Oct. 18). YOUNGBLUT, Michael and Donna, of Jesup, girl (Oct.

18). HARKEN, Robert and Patricia, of Evansdale, girl (Oct 18). local funds were insufficient and the money was not specifically directed at poorer areas. The new proposal, he said, is only a "token amount" but is more likely to win state approval. IDED decisions on grant applications will be made in March.

No one spoke at a public hearing on the grant application and no written commenthave been received at City Hall. In other action, the council gave the city clerk the additional position of affirmative action officer and appointed former City Inspector Rex Hefley to the Board of Adjustment. east of Forest City about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, when his motorcycle was struck by a pickup truck driven by George Bollig 61. of Dows.

Putzstuck was pronounced dead on arrival at Forest City Community Hospital. Bollig was not injured, authorities said. The State Patrol said the accident was under investigation. Breakthrough" EVANSDALE The City Council voted Tuesday night to apply for a $150,000 block grant for street repairs from the Iowa Department of Economic Development. Local matching funds from tax incremental financing and the water fund would bring the program total to $300,000.

Money would be targeted toward low- and moderate-income sections of the city. An 1988-89 application for a $450,000 grant with the same $150,000 pledge of local funds was rejected, said Mayor Fred Saul, because the Program lor Before long-term After Nutri success. Nutri System System Open evenings and weekends No calorie counting No strenuous exercise 1 Call today for a free mi Motorcyclist killed in collision NUTRI SYSTEM WEIGHT LOSS CENTERS WATERLOO CEDAR RAPIDS 3118 KIMBALL" AVE. 3Z26 CENTER POINT RO. 291-6163 363-2150 Offer expires 10-21-88 'Special otfr doaa not Includa tha coat of NutrlSyatam Qoormat Dtt food Certain madical raatrtcttorti may apply Naw dtonta only Matntananca program! and aarvtca puarnataa not Inciudad Olhar programa avatiabt.

Tnia apactaJ may not ba comoinad wtn any otnar oflar. FOREST CITY (AP) A motorcyclist was killed when his vehicle was struck in the rear as it attempted to make a turn near Forest City, the Iowa State Patrol reported. Investigators said Arlin Putzstuck, 34, of Forest City, was attempting to make a left turn on Iowa Highway 9 about a half mile I Over 900 Centers in North America 1.