The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 17

THK DKS MoiNKS RKfilSTKR M)AV. Mayx. Almanac Groups look past grain Obituaries Fletcher Howard Harger, 72, of 208 S. Village Drive, West Des Moines, died of a heart ailment Sun Bettina Marie Hautop, 94, of Al-toona Manor Care Center, 200 Seventh Ave. S.W., died of a respiratory ailment Sunday at Des Moines General Hospital.

The body will be cremated and no services are planned. Mrs. Hautop was born in Des Moines and had lived in Tucson, Chicago and Des Moines before moving to Altoona a year ago. She was a homemaker and a member of Telephone Pioneers of America and the National Garden Club. Nieces and nephews survive.

Friends may call from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at Hamilton's Near Highland Memory Gardens Funeral Home. Annabelle Hutt, 61, of 400 S.W. Titus Ave. died of a chronic respiratory ailment Saturday at Iowa Lu theran Hospital.

Services will be at noon Wednesday at Southtown Funeral Home, with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Mrs. Hutt was born in Winterset and had lived in Des Moines 40 years. She was a homemaker and a member of Southside Church of the Nazarene. Among survivors are a son, Robert of Monroe; a daughter, Ruth Reed of Des Moines; three brothers, John Waltz and Myles Waltz, both of Des Moines, and Eugene Waltz of Winter-set; a sister, Marjorie Ann Quesen-berry of Des Moines; and nine grandchildren.

Friends may call after 11a.m. today at the funeral home, where the family will be present from 5 to 8 p.m. David P. Leonard, 89, of Sunny View Care Center, 410 N.W. Ash Drive, Ankeny, died of a heart ail ment Friday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center.

Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Thursday at Saylorville Baptist Church, of which he was a member. Burial will be at Berwick Cemetery. Leonard was born in Des Moines and had lived in the Ankeny area since 1973. He was retired from Scripture Press Co.

in Wheaton, 111. Five grandchildren and 16 greatgrandchildren survive. The family will receive friends from 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Ankeny Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to Cariri Baptist Seminary or his church.

Si 71 vc ft Mr. day at Des Moines General Hospital. Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at First Federated Church, of i 1 1 I wnicn ne was a LA Sti member. Burial I wi" be at Glen" LuA mmi dale Cemetery.

Mr. Harger, a lifelong Des Moines-area resident, was a retired inspector with Armstrong Rubber, an Army veteran of World War II and a member of the American Legion. Survivors include his wife, Norma; three sons, Marvin of Urbandale, Bruce of Troy, and Howard of Wasilla, a sister, Dorothy Bur-gett of Perry; four grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. today at Hamilton's Funeral Home.

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. John Frederick Collins, 64, of 677 16th St. died of a heart ailment Friday at home. Graveside services will be at 1 1 a.m. Tuesday at Glendale Cemetery.

Mr. Collins, a lifelong Des Moines resident, was retired head security officer for Firstar Bank and an Air Force veteran of the Korean War. He is survived by two sons, John H. and Jerry, both of Des Moines; a daughter, Catherine Collins of Des Moines; two brothers, Marvin of Des Moines and Norman of Ankeny; and a grandchild. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m.

today at Westover Funeral Home. Terry L. Smith, 56, of 1344 22nd St. died of a heart attack Friday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Services will be at 1 p.m.

Tuesday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, with burial at Sunnyhill Cemetery in Grimes. Mr. Smith had lived in the Des Moines area most of his life. He was a Steel Works laborer and a member of the International Plastic Modelers Society and the West Des Moines Plastic Surgeons. Survivors include two sons, Sean and Scott, both of Council Bluffs; a daughter, Stacy Reedy of Carter Lake; his mother, Emma Jo Smith of Des Moines; two brothers, Dennis of Des Moines and Steven of Elgin, Texas; and a sister, Linda Reeves of Des Moines.

Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the funeral home. Des Moines Deaths ADAMS Lester. 82. of 2816 Rollins Ave.

died Sunday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. COLLINS John 64, of 677 16th St. died Friday at home. FORMAN Willard 86. of Indianola died Saturday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

HARGER Fletcher R. 72. of 208 S. Village Drive. West Des Moines, died Sunday at Des Moines General Hospital.

HAUTOP Bettina 94, of Altoona Manor Care Center. 200 Seventh Ave SW, died Sunday at Des Moines General Hospital. HUTT Annabelle. 61 of 400 Titus Ave died Saturday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. PATON Estalene.

89. of 3278 State Ave. died Saturday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. RICHE Lewis 79. of Indianola died Saturday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital.

SLEETH Robert. 66. ot Centerville died Saturday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Fire, Rescue Calls DES MOINES FIRE DEPARTMENT May 7, 1:45 a.m. 813 Enos Ave medical call.

1:49 a.m. 1 701 Lincoln good intent call. 1:59 a.m. 709 Hart Ave medical call. 2:07 a.m.

3422 56th structure fire. 2:55 a.m. 2300 14th medical call 6:25 1001 Elder Lane, medical call 7:32 a.m. 2345 Market medical call 7:38 a.m. 2310 41st Court, medical call 8:09 a.m.

1006 Grand medical call. 9:11 a.m. 1416 36th medical call. 10:34 a.m. 3319 Cottage Grove odor removal.

101 Locust St medical call 11:20 a.m. 221 McKinley Ave medical call. 12:07 p.m. 1003 Southdale Drive, medical call 2:38 p.m. 833 Fifth medical call.

2:42 p.m. 3100 McKinley medical call. 2:58 p.m. 7085 Bloomfield Road, medical call 3:15 p.m. 3635 42nd medical call 3:34 p.m.

1 731 Eighth medical call 3:52 p.m. 1 340 Douglas Ave medical call. 3:54 p.m. 1 550 Euclid Ave brush fire 5:06 p.m. 442 Leland Ave medical call.

5:13 p.m. 2337 Maple medical call. 6:00 p.m. 1 21 5 30th structure tire 6:38 p.m. 925 Porter Ave system malfunction.

6:47 p.m. 717 Grand Ave system malfunction 6 49 p.m. 4236 Boyd medical call 7:04 p.m. 1 129 Martin Luther King Jr Parkway, vehicle fire 7:10 p.m. 4 1 02 Timber Lane, medical call 718 15th medical call 7:19 p.m.

1 150 13th St call 8:10 p.m. 1115 S.E Pleasant View Drive, good intent call. 8:30 p.m. 24th and Maury streets, power line down 8:35 p.m. 430 Orchard Lane, medical call DISTINCTLY DIFFERENT FROM THE REST I A Opal M.

Noland, 82, of Carlisle died of complications of Alzheimer's disease Friday at Carlisle Care Center. Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Richardson Funeral Home in Carlisle, with burial at Bear Creek Friends Cemetery in Earl-ham. Mrs. Noland was born in Earlham and had lived in Carlisle 18 years.

She was a retired office worker and a member of First Friends Church in Des Moines. Survivors include her husband, Gail; a son, Al of Des Moines; four daughters, Rosie Efferding and Birdie Noland, both of Carlisle, Lu-cinda Draper of Hartford and Mary Jane Rue of Waconia, a brother, Lloyd Smith of Earlham; two sisters, Pauline Noland of DeSoto and Ruth Noland of Carlisle; 16 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchild- ren. Friends may call after 1 p.m. today at the funeral home, where the family will be present from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to her church.

Willard W. "Dick" Forman, 86, of Indianola died of complications of a stroke Saturday at Mercy Hospi- J31 Medical jf Center. Services win ue ai 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at McLaren's Funeral Home in West Des Moines, with burial at Resthaven Cemetery there. Mr.

Forman was born in Warren County and had lived in Indianola 1 1 years. He was a retired carpenter and a member of Carpenters Local 106. A niece and a nephew survive. Friends may call from 6:30 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. Lewis I. Riche, 79, of Indianola died of pneumonia Saturday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. The body will be cremated and no services are planned. Mr.

Riche was born in Marion County and had lived in Indianola since 1962. He was a retired pressman for Herschel Manufacturing and an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors include his wife, Evelyn; a son, Larry of Des Moines; a daughter, Sandi Vena of Las Vegas, four grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Memorial contributions may be made to the Iowa Lutheran Hospital Auxiliary. Arrangements are being handled by Overton Funeral Home in Indianola.

Dorothy Devine, 83, of 4719 84th Urbandale, died of complications of a stroke Friday at Urbandale Health Care Center, 4614 N.W. 84th St. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Tuesday at Healy Chapel in Aurora, 111., with burial at Spring Lake Cemetery there. Survivors include her husband, Eugene; a daughter, Nancy Kurth of Urbandale; a son, Jim of Kennesaw, four grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.

The family will receive friends from 5 to 8 p.m. today at Healy Chapel in Aurora. Mrs. Devine's name was misspelled in a previous obituary. Des Moines Births MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER BECKER Tina and Trenton ot Des Moines, a son.

Friday. BEECHUM Kanika ot Des Moines, a daughter. Friday. BLACKFORD Nina and Tom ot Urbandale. a son.

Saturday. BROWN Adrienne of Des Moines, a daughter. Sunday. BROWN Dawn Patterson and Bill Brown of Prole, a daughter. Saturday.

CARROLL Sandra Van Dorn and Brian Carroll of Maxwell, a son. Saturday. CLAUSSEN Kathy and Greg of West Des Moines, a daughter. Saturday. FOLKSTAD Bridget Whitmore and Robert Folk-stad II ot Des Moines, a son.

Friday FREDREGILL Chilo of Milo. a daughter. Sunday GOODMAN-MEYERS Jody Meyers and Jeff Meyers of West Des Moines, a daughter. Saturday. HARDT Heather and David of West Des Moines.

a son. Friday. JONES Kimberly and Michael of Des Moines, a daughter. Saturday KHAMPHAEN Khamlue ot Des Moines, a son. Friday.

LE MASTER Lonna and Wade of Granger, a son. Saturday. McCANN Lori Murphy-McCann and Bruce McCann of Ankeny. a son. Saturday.

McVAN Theresa and John ot Ames, a son. Friday MEEKER Dee and Lee of Ankeny. a daughter. Fnday. MORRIS Wilberta and Robert of Des Moines, a daughter.

Saturday. OCKER Sondra and Tom of Panora. a daughter. Saturday RANSOM Tresa and James of Clive. a daughter, Saturday SHERMAN Yolanda ot Indianola.

a son. Fnday. WALKER Melissa ot Urbandale. a son. Friday 'til if ADVERTISEMENT Death Notices ADAMS For informotion regarding service for Lester B.

Adams of 2816 Rollins Dr end Ounn's Funeral Home in OrpnflLAyft. 2.44:2121 ARCHIE Services for David "Thod" Archie of Walnut St, wilt be 1 1 00 AM uesdav at Central Presbyterian Church. Interment Glendale Cemetery. Dunn's Funerol Home 11 21Grond Aya 2M-2121 COLLINS Graveside services for John Frederick Collins Of 677 16th St. will be 11 00 AM Tuesday ot Glendale Cemetery Westover Funeral Home 4W7 CUMMINGS Services for Mrs.

Connne Cummings of Friendship Manor, GrinneH, IA. formerly ot Des Moines, will be 11 00 AM Monday at the funeral home Interment Resthaven Cemetery. Dunn's Funeral Home 2V21 find Aye, 244JJ11 MOE Services for C. Keith Moe of 57th St, will be 10 00 AM Monday ot Mt. Olive Lutheran Church.

Graveside service 00 PM Monday ot St. John's Lutheran Church Cemetery, Garner IA. Westover Funeral Home 63J7 Hickman Rd. 276-4567 ROBERTS Services tor James H. Roberts of St.

will be 10 00 AM Monday at St. Theresa's Catholic Church Interment Glendale Cemetery. Westover Funeral Home 57HjskJTon R(La7fc46j ZIKE For information reoardinq services for Victor Zike of 2620 Patricia Dr. call: Westover Funeral Home mi Hickman Rd. 27e-4S67, ZIMMERMAN Services for Lois B.

Zimmerman of 617 11th WDM will be 1 00 PM Monday ot the funeral home. Interment Glendale Cemetery. Westover Funeral Home 6337 HIC kmoafi d. 276-4567 Scheduled Services IAHILTONS Hamilton's On Lvon Madelyn Rose Davidson 1618 Des Moines 1:00 PM Monday at the funeral home Chapel Hill Cemetery John L. Swanson 3606 Aurora Ave.

11:00 AM Monday at the funeral home Glendale Cemetery Ethel Davis Urbandale Healthcare 2 00 PM Monday graveside Glendale Cemetery Fletcher Harser WDM. 10 :00 AM Tuesday at First Federated Church Glendale Cemetery Terry Lee Smith 1344 22nd St. 1 00 PM Tuesday at the funeral home Sunny Hill Cemetery Grimes, IA Amanda Gathercole 151 1 Arlington 2:00 PM Tuesday graveside Glendale Cemetery Southtown Frank A. TomuMs 1001 Kenyon Memorial service 1 00 PM Wednesday ot Veteran's Hospital Chopel Jerome Crolq Norman 920 30th WDM 2:00 PM Monday at the funeral home Annabel Hutt 400 SW Titus Noon Wednesday at the funeral home Sunset Memorial Gardens Hamilton's near Highland Memory Gardens Bettina Hautop Altoona Manor Visitation 5-7 PM uesday, at the funeral home Cremation Altoona Geor9e Honscn 708 4th SE Altoono services pending Hamilton's, 243-5721 On Lyon 60iLvon Southtown 2B5 3VII 5400 SW 9th Hamilton's near Highland Memory Gardens 289 2442 121 NW601h Avenue Altoona 967-4272 105 4th St. SW Mltchellville 967-4272 303 S.

Center Pay More? Just Opened: Lots are now open to the general public in the Des Moines Masonic Cemetery. 25-45 Lower in Price Other facUrliet charge up to $1 .600 for two space lot. Al our cemetery those tame lot can be purchased for 1900. Our Perpulal Care Trust of almost 12 million dollars Biuret you your family of constant cars. Call 515-255-0153 DM Masonic Cemetery 1550 48th Street De Moines, Iowa mmm bJ i ija C3 choice.

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Jobs and Tourists The iwhole idea is to bring in jobs and tourists. Now there is talk of having people with mental disabili ties grow shiitake mushrooms at shelter greenhouses. Another effort aims to boost tourism with tours and displays on Iowa's coal-mining history. A summit meeting on housing needs is coming up in Warren County. The; nine Iowa groups have worked to put in special fire hydrants through which trucks can pump, water from farm ponds.

They've helped build wetlands to control runoff or treat sewage. They ve arranged elk farms. They ve offered farmers tips on how to build windbreaks and erosion- control projects. Some cities that didn't have sewer systems got them. Another biggie: The Chariton Val ley group's goal to have 40,000 acres planted with switchgrass that would be mixed with coal and burned in an IES Utilities power plant.

So far, 300 acres are planted. Would Be a Blow Lyle Asell, Iowa program manager for the organizations, said a federal pullout from the program, which has been around since 1962, would be a blow to Iowa. Each year, the state turns less than 1 million in federal money into $25 million to $35 million worth of projects. Asell said there is a chance Congress will keep the program which costs $28.5 million nationally and has strong support from Iowa's delegation, including House Appro priations Committee member Jim Ross Lightfoot. In the past two years alone, the four-county Chariton Valley Re source Conservation and Develop ment Inc.

has helped local groups with projects that brought $26 million inlpublic and private investment irtd created or kept 200 jobs, said co ordinator Jim Cooper. ''Basically, the federal govern ment said, 'Here's a simple program. We'll provide the staff and you set thle goals and find solutions, Jim Cooper said. "We sought to be a quiet, behind-the-scenes organization." Keep People Working The! idea is to find a way to keep people working, to keep them around, particularly in the less-populous, less-productive parts of the state. In the Fairfield area, for example, the census has dropped every decade since 1900, said Dale Kraus of Pathfinders Resource Conservation and Development.

Pathfinders usually has $5 million to $15 million worth of projects going at any time, he added. There are nine of the development erouns in Iowa, with a 10th forming in, the Iowa Great Lakes region. They typically try to bring together government, business and non-profit groups in projects that are largely financed with grants and private investment. Cooper's wife, Lisa, who leads the year-old Iowa Heartland Inc. in central Iowa, is busy helping the Kiwanis Club arrange for a wood pedestrian bridge at its Nature Island, formerly the Riverview amusement paik, which is to be an outdoor classroom and park.

The old bridge there was burned by vandals years ago. Lisa Cooper's group also helped develop the Bessie Spaur Butterfly Garden and Arboretum in Knoxville, where people buy plots honoring their deceased loved ones. Now she's pushing the idea of using shelter greenhouses to grow shiitake mushrooms, often used in Oriental and gourmet cooking. Kraus, who staffs the Fairfield-based Pathfinders said: "You're looking at a void. You're looking at an underutilized resource.

You get back to the premise of chasing smokestacks." Plants may come and go, he added, but "you can never take the land from us." 00,000 donated for scsquicentcnnial Tiy Rmstkk's Nrw S.kvk -Pella, la. Pella Corp. and the PH. uyper Foundation, which is operated by the company's founding family, announced a donation of 100.000 to an Iowa Sesquicentenni-al project. The' project is described by the Iow a Sesquicentennial Commission as an Iowa history curriculum resource.

The curriculum is adaptable to' different grade levels and will be distributed free this fall to every public, private and home school in the state. Steaks, Chops I Smoked Specialtie rrjf- i "ySdjf t'BIfijlTniii tiimi ma ill i mki H.iir M.inicurt's ivdimres CStoa Sculptured INiiils fjF' Tcinnintf tmki skin Ciire M.ike-ii) JEf Mothers Diiy Gift 2jl'a. Certifk iites fjjjf AVciiliilile. II wJt 24-4-OOU Amanda E. Gathercole, 88, of 151 1 Arlington Ave.

died of a heart ailment Saturday at Carlisle Care Center, where she had lived for two weeks. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Glendale Cemetery. Mrs. Gather-cole was born in Des Moines and had lived here most of her life.

She was a retired assembler with National Handicraft. Survivors include a daughter, Ruth Ashley of Des Moines; a son, Vinton Barker of Indianola; eight grandchildren; 27 great-grandchildren; 27 great-great-grandchildren; and a great-great-great-grandchild. The family will receive friends from 5 to 9 p.m. today at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Delmar L.

Miedema, 59, of Pella died Saturday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines of burns he received in an accident Friday. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church in Pella, of which he was a member. Burial will be at Oakwood Cemetery in Pella. Mr.

Miedema was born near Pella and had lived in the area most of his life. He was retired from Pella Rol-screen Co. and was an Army veteran. Surviving are his wife, Francene; two daughters, Vicky Hartgers of New Sharon and Brenda Miedema of Pella; two sons, Jeffrey and James, both of Pella; three sisters, Wilma Schumacher of Harvey, Thelma DeWitt of Oskaloosa and Gertie Van-Gop of Thor; and four grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

Tuesday at Van-Dyk-Duven Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Day Care Center at Veterans Medical Center in Knoxville or ICF at the Christian Opportunities Center in Pella. Louise A. Smith, 73, of Boone died of cancer Friday at Boone County Hospital. Services will be at 1 1 a.m.

Tuesday at Stark-Welin Funeral Home in Boone, with burial at Linwood Park Cemetery there. Miss Smith was born in Le Mars. She had been a missionary and had worked with the Salvation Army for many years. Survivors include a sister, Margaret Passons of Hot Springs, S.D.; and a brother, Wendell of Albuquerque, N.M. Friends may call after 2 p.m.

today at the funeral home, where the family will be present from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Joy of Laving broadcast in Boone. Madelyn Rose Davidson, 72, of 1618 Des Moines St. died of cancer Thursday at Parkridge Manor Nursing Home in Pleasant Hill. Services will be at p.m.

today at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Burial has been changed to Chapel Hill Cemetery. Iowa Deaths AMES Cheryle A. Triplett. 57; Margaret A.

Malliet. 98 ifunRFW Harold Brundaee. 60. AUBURN Levi Hook, 88 AYRSHIRE Robert Gappa. 69.

BELLEVUE Alonzo Felderman, 89; Sylvester BERNARD Joseph McDonnell. 74. BONAPARTE Adam Richardson. 17. BREDA Bernard Becker.

70 CARROLL Everett Dennis. 87; Lawrence F. Fangman. 90: Maneen rarmer. oi.

nnmd c. rxi C. KaniwIwHi 79 COLESBURO Thomas McDowell. 87 COON RAPIDS Clarence luacm, or. vera Kracht.

87 rMiMnFFr.ivHAnl Burcnn.81. FONDA JohnG Meyer. 76 GHfcfcNMfcLU Virginia wiine. o. HOPKINTON James Grigg.

98; Clark HUXLEY OrvilleN Kalsen. 87 KEOKUK Robert Jones, Jennie irugagos, 78: Robert Whiteside. 81 atrrtfW a. I. L.

3 LHn 1.1 1 1 moriijiir ovno LAURENS Robert Fuchs. 70; Nan Reynolds. MANCHESTER Sharon Knipper. 16 MANNING Lawrence Johnson MAQUOKETA Mary Evelyn Skelley. 79: Mary Roth.

66 A DuHm fl mnnni nun ni ucinj MASONVILLE Diane Lynn Riniker. 37 MILES Mark s. Mass. MUSCATINE Fred Bunn. 80 A James Hmbaugh.

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STOCKTON JackD Broders. 66 STORM LAKE Charles Bryant. 37; Marian Merry 70 STORY CITY Harry Northrup. 91: Johanna Teig. 100 Emmet Eugene Knight.

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