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Monday, September 9, 1991 THE DKS MOWS RF C.lS R7 ALMANAC BASEMENT WALLS Cracked? Bulging? Then call ANCHORED WALLS, INC. OBITUARIES Friend, mentor, accident victim loft her mark MARGARET R. FINN Margaret Ruth Finn, 80, of 2015 34th St. died of anemia Sunday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. SARAH DILALLO Sarah DiLallo, 73, of Parkridge Manor, 4755 Parkridge Pleasant Hill, died of a heart ailment Fri Wintcrst't, Iowa day at Mercy Hospital Medical Center in Des ANCHORED WALLS INC.

BOY WATLEY TM Haghtar't lowi Ntwi Jrvkt MARSHALLTOWN, IA. Roy Watley, 68, ot the Iowa Veterans Home in Marshalltown died of com Box 327 i FREE Estimates No Obligalion 1-800-221-4699 OR (51 5) 462-2422 Evenings call LARRY 515-462-3824 Moines. Services will be at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at 1 AM 1LH Wintenet, la. ffcwftn-nn! it' Services will be at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, with burial in Glendale Cemetery. Mrs. Finn was born in Pleasant-vllle and lived in Des Moines for 50 years. She was a homemaker and i St. Joseph's Catho- i uc Lnurcn in Mason City, of which she was a member.

Burial of the ere- plications of diabetes Thursday at Veterans Medical Center in Des Moines. Services will be at 1p.m. Tuesday at Estes Son Funeral Home in Des Moines, with burial in Resthaven Cemetery in West Des Moines. Mr. Watley was it in ra iri i xt l-vk ci MARGARET FINN was employed at Air Technical Service Command in Wichita, during World War IL She was a member of the church and ALL MONUMENTS MARKERS REDUCED NOTHING RESERVED ROY WATLBY ro msuuB 99 1 DELIVERY! sarah mains will be in dilallo Elmwood Cemetery in Mason City.

Mrs. DiLallo was born in Touriano-va, Italy. She lived in Mason City from 1956 to 1989. She was a retired owner and operator of grocery and restaurant businesses in Mason City. She was a member of St.

Leo's Circle and a Hospice volunteer. She is survived by three daughters, Mary Ann Dodd of Mason City, Ro-maine Gunther of Katonah, N.Y., and Sandra Ann Zallek of Des Moines; four sisters; two brothers; 11 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. A donation of food to local food banks has been requested in lieu of memorials. Hamilton's Funeral Home is handling arrangements. EVERETT E.

BRADFORD Th Rtatsttr'i Iowa Ntwi Strvtct MAXWELL, IA. Everett E. Bradford, 69, of Maxwell died of a stroke Saturday at Des Moines Gen DES MOINES-WINTERSET the Catholic Women's League, a regent of Catholic Daughters of America and president of East Deanery Diocesan Council of Catholic Women. She served on the executive board of the Iowa and Des Moines Associations of United Nations. She is survived by two sons, John of Minneapolis and Joseph of Waukee; a sister, Thelma Kauffman of Denver, a brother, Roger B.

Williams of Hot Springs, and three grandchildren. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Tuesday at Dunn's Funeral Home, where a vigil service will be held at 7:30 p.m. VIVIAN B. NEWSOME TM Rtgltttr't mwi Ntwt Strykt INDIANOLA, IA.

Vivian B. Newsome, 77, of Indianola died of a heart ailment Friday at Mercy Hospi chuby; born in Vernon, and lived most of his life in Des Moines. He also lived in Wichita, Tulsa, Denver, and Marshalltown. He was a retired truck driver for APEX Concrete and an Army veteran. He was a member of Teamsters Union Local No.

90 and Disabled American Veterans. He is survived by six daughters, Agnes Cook of Aurora, Juanita Moore of Los Angeles, Anne Watley of Arkansas, Virginia Watley and La-Wanda Watley, both of Des Moines, and Trena Watley of Minneapolis; three sons, Robert of Des Moines, Roy of Aurora and Russell of the Philippines; a sister, Estella Seals of Oklahoma City, and two brothers, Doman of Wichita and Willie of Oklahoma City. A wake will be from 7 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. MONUIViENTS IOWAS LARGEST DES MOINES memorial DEAUR WINTERSET 4819 University SNC 1878 723 East Green St.

Ph. 277-4433 0PEN SATURDAYS 9-4 eral Hospital. Serv- 1 Ipps will BE WISE! Tuesday at Hamil- jl ton's Near Highland OK BONNIE KOLLATSCHNY Tha Rttflttr'l lowt Ntwi Sarvlct CARROLL, IA. Bonnie Kol-latschny, 65, of Carroll died of a blood disorder Saturday at Iowa Methodist tal Medical Center in Des Moines. Services will be at lp.m.

Tuesday at Peterson Funeral Home in Indianola, with burial in Indianola IOOF Cemetery. Mrs. Newsome was born in Letcher, S.D., and had lived in Indianola A smart choice will never go out of style! SUITS W215 Funeral Home, with burial in Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery. Mr. Bradford was born in Des Moines and lived most of his life EVERETT BRADFORD VIVIAN NEWSOME Medical Center in Des Moines.

Memorial services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Good Shephard Lutheran Chruch in Des Moines. The body has been cre- As a "Prefcrvetl Customer" at Foreman you'll FREE minor am repairs ami FREE ff: praising for the life A oftheKarment. I "iaiea I I Mrs. Kollatschny was horn In Wph- Continued from Page One cipal of King-Perkins School in Des Moines.

Dave Kissinger, an Ankeny guidance counselor and Streyffeler's coworker, said Streyffeler was the "ultimate counselor" and her rapport with young people didn't stop when students graduated. Added Joyce Knock, a teacher at Lincoln: "She had a way with people you had to see to believe. When you were talking with Lorrie Streyffeler, you were the most important person In the world. And it was all sincere." Jan Johnson, vice principal at Lincoln, said, "Lorrie had a way of doing all the work and giving everyone else all the credit." "There are some people who just cannot be characterized with words and she was one of them," said Matt Law of his former guidance counselor. "She was genuine in everything she did, but there was something extra with her," said Law, a freshman at Simpson College.

"It was an aura of warmth. She was like sunshine." "All the Time You Needed" Streyffeler was never in a hurry, said Knock. "She could be going to the most important event, but if you stopped her in the hall, she would give you all the time you needed and you would never know that she needed to be somewhere. In fact, she spent so much time talking to students and other people, she often came in on Saturdays to do her paper work." Streyffeler, 45, started a number of programs at Lincoln and she volunteered time to other high schools, said Lincoln Principal Thomas Drake. "It's unbelievable the impact she had," said Drake.

"If you felt down about something, Lorrie was the person you tried to find. No trouble was too great. She could handle everything and she radiated energy." Streyffeler, of 1201 S.E. Cortina Drive in Ankeny, was a member of the National Education Association, the Iowa State Education Association, the American Association of Counseling and Development, the Iowa Association of Counseling and Development and First United Methodist Church in Ankeny. In addition to her husband and daughter, she is survived by her parents, Chesley and Lorraine Waterman of Pleasant Hill, and three sisters, Veronica G.

Stalker of Melcher-Dallas, Cynthia K. Cannon of Des Moines and Guinevere Eaton of Atlantic. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at First United Methodist Church in Ankeny, with burial in Glendale Cemetery in Des Moines. Friends may call after 6 p.m.

today at Hamilton's Funeral Home, where the family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Ankeny Substance Abuse Program. Driver of pickup held on $13,000 bond Kenneth Johnson, 34, of Ankeny was being held on 13,000 bond Sunday on a charge of vehicular homicide in the death of Lorrie Streyffeler, Polk County sheriff's deputies said. Sgt Brian Holtz said officials suspect Johnson, who they say was driving the pickup truck that hit Streyffeler, had been drinking. They are awaiting blood-test results.

Deputies said a pickup truck struck Streyffeler shortly after 11 a.m. Saturday and failed to stop. Sheriff's officials said they learned Johnson's identity because a witness followed him home after he allegedly left the accident scene. Polk County Medical Examiner R.C. Wooters said Streyffeler died of head and neck injuries.

We fit all sizes: (tm Short S4 4X, Regular Long 88-56, Long 10-52, Portlvtoji) since 1962. She previously lived in Sioux City, Eagle Grove, Derby and Liberty Center. She was a retired real estate saleswoman and teacher, and was a member of the Indianola First United Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband, Wright; two daughters, Mary Helen Peterson of Carlisle and Rebecca A. Johnson of Dubuque; a sister, Blanche M.

Reid of Dubuque; and eight grandchildren. Friends may call after noon today at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to her church. LEROY POLSON LeRoy Poison, 53, of 808 Bancroft St. died of a heart ailment Friday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital.

Services there before moving to Maxwell 12 years ago. He was retired from the U.S. Postal Service and was a Coast Guard veteran of World War II. He was a member of Park Avenue Christian Church and Southgate Masonic Lodge. He is survived by his wife, Trudy; a son, Richard of Des Moines; a brother, Frank of Albuquerque, N.M.; a sister, Juanita Owen of Chandler, three grandchildren; and one step-grandchild.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at the funeral home, where family will be present from 6 to 8 p.m. MABEL SHAFFER Th Raatttar't lowi Ntwt Strvkt CARLISLE, IA. Mabel Owens Shaffer, 96, of Carlisle died of an internal hemorrhage Saturday at Des I FS rl. i I -1 It Merle Hay Mall houthKidge Mull 6 1V 1 Merle Hay Douglas Army Post Road SE 14ih 5 A I 276-7726 287-6300 Aim in Council Bluffs.

Cedar Rapids, Dom port mid NE, KS, MX, IL. 1 IIEflRltlG AID SALE! will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at Tonini Funeral Home, with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Mr. Poison lived all his life in Des Moines.

He was a towel folder at the YMCA and a member of the Crest Group Home. He was engaged to Moines General Hospital. Services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Missionary Baptist Church, with burial in the Carlisle Cemetery. Mrs.

Shaffer lived all her life in Carlisle, where she was a homemaker. She was a member bonnie ster and lived in kollatschny Des Moines more than 40 years before moving to Carroll in May. She was a homemak-er and a member of the German-American Club of Des Moines and the church. She is survived by her husband, Klaus; a daughter, Deborah Garnett of Des Moines; two sons, Dan Garnett and Douglas Garnett, both of Des Moines; and five grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to her church.

Hamilton's Funeral Home is handling arrangements. PETER N. OLSEN TM Raatttar't towl Ntwi Strvtc NEWTON, IA. Peter N. Olsen, 97, died o' a heart ailment Saturday at Careage of Newton, where he was a resident.

Services will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at Wallace-Pence Funeral Home, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr. Olsen was born in Ruthven and had lived in Newton since 1926. He was retired from the Maytag Co.

and owned and operated Olsen's Standard Service Station from 1947 to 1963. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Newton Masonic Lodge No. 59 and Newton Chapter No. 100 of the Order of Eastern Star. He is survived by his son, Maurice of Albany, N.Y.; two daughters, Carmen Hill of Holiday, and Dolores Petersen of Bettendorf; 11 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.

Friends may call after noon today at the funeral home, where family will greet friends from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to his church. LEROY POLSON MABEL SHAFFER Iff Ms Purchase any SEARS hearing aid, including any In the exclusive ULTIMA' line, by September 28, 1991 and receive a $100 SAVINGS! Sale ends September 28, 1991 Not valid with any other otters! Mary Ann Jones of Des Moines. Survivors include several aunts and an uncle. Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m.

today at the funeral home. OX. DAVIS Tha RttftHr't ttwt Ntwt Sanrica MELBOURNE, IA. O.L "Red" Davis, 71, a retired funeral director and salesman from Melbourne, died of a heart ailment on Aug. 30 at a Marshalltown hospital.

The funeral was held Tuesday. His survivors include his wife, Evelyn, who was omitted from a previous obituary. mm of American Legion Auxiliary, Re-bekah Lodge and the church. She is survived by a daughter, Shirley Lettington of Santa Barbara, a brother, Guy Owens of Johnston; two grandchildren; six greatgrandchildren; and one great-greatgrandchild. Friends may call after 1 p.m.

Tuesday at Richardson Funeral Home in Carlisle. Memorial contributions may be made to her church. BETTY J. NEAL Betty J. Neal, 68, of 816 E.

26th St. died of cancer Sunday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. Services will be By appointment only Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Des Moines Merle Hav Mall 4000 Merle Hay ltd. 278-71 03 BIRTHS Des Moines JAMES M.DORMAN James M. Dorman, 71, of 1513 Arlington Ave.

died of pneumonia Saturday at Mercy Hospital Medical HEARING AID SYSTEMS I'l'JI tV thiK.K AND Hearing Tests Always FREE al Seaii lp.m. Tuesday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Neal was born in Knoxville and lived in Des Moines most of her life. She was a retired custodian for Drake University.

She is survived 1 4 BETTY NEAL I ft tf Miftfnil mi itrif ti rf Convenience Never Looked So Good! I Center, services will be 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Dahls-trom Funeral Home, with burial in Glendale Cemetery. Mr. Dorman was born in Norman, and lived in Des Moines most of his life. He was retired from Rock Is- Crusco man charged with attempted murder Tha Rattttar'l lawa Nrwt Sarvtca DECORAH, IA.

Larry Joe Pan-och, 23, of Cresco has been charged with attempted murder in a shooting Thursday night. Jason Moen, 18, of Decorah suffered a wound to his right ear from a small-caliber gun in the incident between between Spillville and Protivin. by her husband, Raymond; a son, Michael of Des Moines; a daughter, Sandra Sleep of Gravity; seven grand-children; and six great-grandchildren. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at the funeral home.

IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL BACCUM Deborah and Khamphoul of 2021 1.6. Hughat a daughtar, Sunday. IOWA METHODIST MEDICAL CENTER MOELLER Ambtr and Rum of 2400 40th Plac, a daughtar, Wadnatday. JANIC Tanya and Jtttrty of 122a Wadt a ton, Friday. FLEMMING Kim and Jot of 1400 Uth ton, Saturday.

FLOREZ Shlrltt and Grig Johnston of 211 Du buout a ton, Saturday. OVERBURG Curt and Connie Of 534 N.W. MM Court, Johntlon, daughtar, Saturday. ASHBY Dtbolt and Doylt of SI. Charlat, daughtar, Sunday.

BURKERT Diana and Mlkt of 4304 Mltl I daughtar, Sunday. OILMAN Rochatta and Gary of Stuart, ton, Sunday. GODWIN Jtnlfar and Stava of Woodward, daughtar, Sunday. JENSEN Pamaia and OUnn of Mtnto, daugtv. tar, Sunday.

1 KUEHL Lot and Cattlt of DtUat Ctnttr, OSBORN Malltu and Brltt of 2744 Ettton a ton, Sunday. ROMANO Karon and Jotaph of 1441 41th 1 ton, Sunday. MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER CAMERON Tracla and Cody of 213 S.W. Watt-lawn Drlva, Ankany, a ton Saturday. WOLCOTT Tammy and Rick of Roland, daughtar, Saturday.

BOWMAN Eunlca and Danny of Slalar, ton, Sunday. BOHL Chtryl and Scott of 411 Jordan Drlva, Wttt Dat Molnat, a ton, Sunday ROOT Charlana and Tracy of 1003 Lincoln Sf. S.E Bondurant, a ton, Saturday. HAMBRECHT Dtbra and John of 2411 Shawnta a ton, Saturday. CAMPBELL Mary and Brad of SOU Tamara Lana, Wail Dat Molnat, a daughtar, Saturday.

CHACON Dawn and Gary Braaia of 3332 Valdai Court, a ton, Sunday. JAMES DORMAN land Railroad. He is survived by two sisters, Clair Grant of Pleasant Hill and Jean Har- wmmm denbrook of Des Moines; and two brothers, Ralph Lindquist and Harold cATII teww I Des Moines Photo and Slides To Video upe Dupticatwfts Forr Tape Conversions Weddings Camcorder Rentals Video Taping i Tape Repairs 1 Annual Fall Furnace SERVICE SPECIAL Llndquist, both of Des Moines. Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.

DAN C. DINGEMAN Tha Rtthtafi kwl Nwl Sarvka PELLA, IA. Dan C. Dingeman, 82, of Pella died of pneumonia Saturday at Pella Community Hospital. Services will be 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday at VanDyk-Duven Funeral Home, with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Mr. Dingeman was born in Oska-loosa and lived most of his life in Pella. He was retired from Rolscreen Co. and was a member of the First Baptist Church of Pella.

He is survived by his wife, Gertrude; a daughter, Helen M. Hawelka of Fayetteville, a half-sister, Harriet Carpenter of Galesburg; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Friends may call after 9 a.m. today at the funeral home, where family will be present from 7 to 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the library fund of his churchy BATES Marval, It, of 701 Rlvtrvltw St.

dlad Sunday tt Rlvtrvltw Cart Cantor. BUMP Barbra, Llndan dltd Saturday at Marcv Houllal Madlcal Canttr. CARNEY Kallt S3, of 223 Unlvtriltv Ava. dlad Saturday at HIlKldt Convolasctnt Cantor. Dl LALLO Sarah, 73, Parkrktsa Manor In Pitaiant Hill dltd Frldoy at Marcy Hospital Modlcal Ctnttr.

DORMAN Jamat, 71, of 1513 Arlington Avt. dltd Saturday al Marcy Hotpltal Madlcal Cantar. EORMAN Jamtt, 71, of 1S3S Arlington Avt. dltd Saturday al Mtrcy Hotpltal Mtdlcal Canttr. FINN Margarat, of 2015 34th SI.

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