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fn The Des Moines Reoisterb Saturday, November 30, Almanac ADVERTISEMENT Death Notices Frances Kathrine Reynolds, of 101 1 S.W. Emma St. died of cancer Wednesday at home. A service will Letha Gaye Carver, 90, of the Bishop Drumm Care Center in Johnston died there of intestinal blockage Glenn Gould Harris, 89, of In-dianola died of a heart ailment Thursday at Indianola Good Samari Bonita Baker Clark, 84, of 4101 1 1th St. died of pancreatitis Tuesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital.

Services CARVER Services for Letha G. Carver, of 5837 Win wood Johnston, will be 11.00 AM Monday at Grace United Methodist Church In Spencer, I A. Interment River Side Cemetery, Spencer. Visitation 1 hour prior to service at the church. Westover Funeral Home taMttJuDfln OETERMAN For Information regarding services for Gertrude Determon, of 1409 Lewis, please call: lletOrandvltw Park George N.

Norris, 64, of Ames died of a combination of a congestive heart ailment and lung cancer Thursday at his home. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at First United Methodist Church, where he was a member. Burial will be at Ames Municipal Cemetery. Mr.

Norris was born in Frankfort, and lived in Lafayette, before moving to Ames in 1964. He was program manager of WOI-AMFM in Ames and later joined KA-SI-AM to develop its FM sister-station, KCCQ. In 1970, he joined the news and information department of the Iowa Highway Commission (now the Department of Transportation), where he most recently was news and information director. He also served as emcee for various productions of the Ametones, Ames Municipal Band, Sweet Adelines, Miss Iowa Pageant, and Red Stocking Revue. He was involved with the Iowa Diabetes Association, the Iowa Heart Association, Ames Evening Lions, American Legion, VFW, Meeker Elementary PTA, Campfire Board of Directors, Salvations Army, Little League, Ames Minor Hockey and Iowa State Hockey.

Surviving are his wife, Barbara; three daughters, Susan Greulich, Ka-thy Norris, and Nancy Hoffman, all of Ames; a son Bill of Chicago; two sisters, Alice Anderson of Seattle and Carolyn Norris-Langer of Ber-wyn, and three grandchildren. Visitation will be Monday from p.m. at Adams Funeral Home in Ames. Funeral Home FRASHER Private services are scheduled for Mildred Frasher, of 4901 Grond Ave. Westover Funeral Home MJZHJcJimaj Vi-4ia OOERINO Services for Carrie Goerins, of Grimes, IA, will be 10:00 AM Saturdov at the funeral home.

Interment St. Charles Cemetery, St. Charles, IA. Visitation after 3:00 PM and family will receive friends PM Friday at: Westover Funeral Home 337 Hickman 274-457 IKENBERRY Services tor William G. Ikenberry, of 4300 Urbandale Jill be 11:30 AM Saturday at the funeral home.

Interment Masonic Cemetery. Wesfover Funeral jffij1 JOHNSON Services tor Kathleen L. Johnson, of 3916 75th will be 1:00 PM today Windsor Heights Lutheran Church. Interment Fleld-bera Cemetery, Huxley, IA. Westover Funeral Home 1 null JV uirt) irt '1UU 4337 Hickman 17M5.7 MASTERS Services art pending for Edward Masters, of 143964th St.

Westover Funeral Home t337 Hickman 276-4567 NEAL Memorial services ror Lorene T. Neal, of 5837 Winwood Johnston, will be 2:00 PM Wednesday Dec. 11 at Bishop Drum Chapel. Private Interment westover Funeral Home PEOGS Services for Royal E. Peggs, of Woodward, IA, formerly of Pes Moines, will be 2:00 PM Saturday at Emmanuel United Methodist Church, Granger, IA, Interment Glendale Cemetery.

Visitation after 3:00 PM and family will receive friends 6-7 :00 PM Friday at: Westover Funeral Home 6337 Hickman 276-4567 RAY Services are pending for Marcus Rav of Pennsecola, FL, formerly of DM Westover Funeral Home 4337 Hickman 276-4567 SNOOK Memorial services for Edmund F. (Knute) Snook, of 9504 Valdez will be 10 30 AM Monday at St. Plus the Catholic Church. Interment Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Grand Junction, I A.

Visitation 4-6 00 PM Sunday at the funeral home. Rosary 4 :00 PM at: Westover Funeral Home 6337 Hickman 276-4567 YORK Services are pending for Edna York, of Woodward, I A Brandt Funeral Home Woodward 438 2205 i IN. I -t ft; AMILTONS ruUU VTEC IffT ATUMtt Hamilton's Lyon 60S Lyon St 241-5221 Jerry A. Lowson lOOPMFridovat The Funeral Home Ona L. Hoeg Friday at Relnbeck Cemetery.

Reinbeck, IA Ruby Scoqllone 12 :30 PM Saturday at St. Anthony's Catholic Church Kenneth Tenerel li 1:00 PM Saturday at The Funeral Home Bonita Baker Clark :00 PM Monday at The Funeral Home Charles S.Oliver 2:00 PM Monday Graveside at Glendale Cemetery Ethel Sloant Services Pending I' "iv r.n',1 'i i Kill .1 Southtown SWvth 285- 5400 285-3911 James Agey 10:00 AM Saturday at St. Anthony's Catholic Church Frances Reynolds 7:00 PM Tuesday at Christ The King Catholic Church Thelma Wyckoff 2:00 PM Monday at The Funeral Home Highland Memory Gardens mr. i 121 NW60th Ave. 289-2442 lZ' Carroll Alleman Services Pending David Paul 2:00 PM Tuesday at The Funeral Home Dee Meeker Services Pending CM MltcheUviUe I S.

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2 speed roassager relieves lore, tired ii." I will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, with burial at Rest-haven Cemetery. Mrs. Clark was a lifelong resident of Des Moines who did secretarial work for Tri State Theatre. She belonged to Windsor Presbyterian Church.

She is survived by a son, Craig of Wayzata, and three grandchildren. Visitation is from 1-9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home, where the family will meet with friends from 7-8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to her church or Billy Graham Evangelical Association. Donald E.

Malson, 70, of Newton died of a heart ailment Thursday at home. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Wallace-Pence Funeral Home, with burial at Newton Union Cemetery. Born in Gentry, Mr. Malson lived most of his life in Newton.

He had worked at Progress Industries and was retired from the Newton Foundry, and also had been a baker at Humkes and Stocktons. He attended Newton Baptist Temple, was a member of UAW Retirees Union No. 997, was a member of the Newton Izaac Walton League, and the Jasper County Men's Bowling Association. He is survived by his wife, Edythe; four daughters, Pat Coady, Cindy Retman, Donna Meador and Sandy "Tootie" McGee, all of Newton; two brothers, Carl and Sam Romans, both of Newton; and 10 grandchildren. Visitation is after 9 a.m.

Sunday at the funeral home, where the family will be present from 2-3 p.m. Viola B. Goettsch, 77, of Ames died of cancer Thursday at home. The body has been cremated and private services are planned. Mrs.

Goettsch was born in Kanawha and was a resident of Ames since 1944. She was an accountant for several area companies, the last of which was the Iowa Department of Transportation. She was a member of Bethesda Lutheran Church. Surviving are her husband, Thomas; a son, Richard of Daytona Beach, a daughter, Gloria Rademacher of Ames; and four grandchildren. Memorials may be made to Hospice of Ames.

Stephens Memorial Chapel in Ames is handling the arrangements. BROADLAWNS MEDICAL CENTER CHESTNUT Kristie and Urry of Des Moines, a son. Wednesday. CUMMINGS Leeanna and George of Des Moines, a daughter, Tuesday WALSH Valerie and Edward of Des Moines, a daughter. Tuesday.

IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL BASS Roxanne Palmer and Danny Bjss of Des Moines, a daughter. Thursday BAYSINGER Sarah and Mark of Des Moines, two daughters, Friday. BREWERROUX Krista Brewer of Des Moines, a son. Friday. SHREEVES Stephanie and Robert at Des Moines, a daughter.

Wednesday. MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER BANKS Kimberly and Randy of Des Moines, a son. Wednesday. BURTON Sheila and Andrew of Des Moines, a daughter, Thursday. HEGWOOD Raelynn Bingham and Jeff Heg- wood of Otley, a son.

Friday REEO Tricia Edwards and James Reed of New Virginia, a daughter. Wednesday ROBINSON Josephine and Richard of West Des Moines, a son. Friday SELLERS Diana and Brad of Des Moines, a daughter. Friday. AT HOME BROWN Dorothy and Glen of Des Moines, a son.

Friday at home. POOL WAREHOUSE "Always The Best For Less" 3250 100th, Urbandale 1-300-504-SPAS 253-3S07 m-Tu-W-F 10-6; Sat 10-3: Sun 1-4 ..,.,1 be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Christ The King Catholic Church. Her body has been donated to the University of Osteopathic Medicine in Des Moines. Mrs.

Reynolds lived all of her life in Des Moines, where she was a volunteer at the Polk County Association for Retarded Citizens. She was also a member of Christ The King Church and belonged to its Altar and Rosary Society. Surviving are two sons, Albert of Des Moines and Frank of Marion; two daughters, Jeanne Haddad and JoAnne Corigliano, both of Des Moines; two sisters, Carmela Turner of Mira Loma, and Helen Ward of Norca, 22 grandchildren; and 21 great-grandchildren. The family will greet friends after the service Tuesday. Contributions may be made to the Retirement Fund for the Religious through Christ The King.

Thelma V. Wyckoff, 87, of 3700 S.W. Fourth St. died of a heart ailment Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Monday at Southtown Funeral Home, with burial at Elm Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Wyckoff lived most of her life in Des Moines asahomemaker. She is survived by a daughter, Molly Bierma of Des Moines; a brother, Carl Youngquist of Des Moines; one grandchild; and one great-grandchild. Visitation is from 5-8 p.m.

Sunday at the funeral home. John Dennis Longwell, 56, of Ames died Wednesday at home. The cause of death was unknown. A service is 3 p.m. Monday at Adams Funeral Home in Ames.

Burial of the cremains will be at Omaha Valley Cemetery in Homer, Neb. Mr. Longwell was born in Homer, and lived in Iowa Falls and Sioux City before spending the past 26 years in Ames. He had been a supervisor for US West and was an officer in the Navy. He was a member of the Elks Lodge No.

1626, the Moose Lodge No. 540 and the American Legion Post No. 37. Survivors include a daughter, Jodi Tolliver; a son, John of Albuquerque, N.M.; a brother, Rod of Bremerton, a sister, Jeanine Harris of Homer, and two grandchildren. Here is information about the death of a former central Iowa resident who moved from the area more than 20 years ago: Regina Irine Marshall, 73, of Ontario, died of a heart ailment Sunday at home.

No services are planned. Arrangements are under the direction of Cremation Society of Idaho in Boise. Mrs. Marshall was born in Salsbury, and moved to Des Moines for a time with her family before living in Reno, and eventually Ontario. CARVER Letha Gaye.

90. of Bishop Drumm Care Center. 5837 Winwood Drive. Johnston. died there Thursday CHAPMAN Ralph.

88. of Madrid died Thursday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital CLARK Bonita Baker. 84. of 4101 1th St died Tuesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital RASHER Mildred. 86.

of 4901 Grand Ave died Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. NORRIS Jerry. 53. of University Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. 233 University died Friday Iowa Lutheran Hospital.

REYNOLDS Frances Kathnne. 78. of 101 1 W. Emma St died Wednesday at home. ROCKEY Aleen.

86. of Calvin Manor Nursing Home. 4210 Hickman Road, died Wednesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital RUDERT Violet. 90. of Boone died Friday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center WYCKOFF Thelma 87.

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service Monday at Peterson Funeral Home, with burial at I.O.O.F. Memorial Gardens. Mr. Harris was born in New Vir ginia and lived most of his life in Indianola. He was a conservation officer for 27 years in Marion and Warren counties.

He was an Army veteran of World War II and belonged to the VFW and the Masonic Lodge. Survivors include his wife, Mable; a son, Max of Urbandale; a daughter, Linda Harris of Arlington, Texas; two sisters, Esther Gittins and Ruth Patrick, both of Indianola; and four-grandchildren. Friends may visit with the family from 9 a.m. until service time Monday. Memorial contributions may be made to Indianola Good Samaritan Center.

Charley Cunningham, 92, of Grinnell died of pneumonia Friday at Mayflower Home there. Services will be at 1 :30 p.m. Monday at Smith Funeral Home in Grinnell, with burial at Our Silent City Cemetery in Kellogg. Mr. Cunningham was born in Macon County, Miss.

He moved to Kellogg in 1932 and recently to Grinnell. He had been a maintenance supervisor at Midwest Manufacturing Co. in Kellogg. He belonged to Kellogg United Methodist Church and the Kellogg Historical Society. He is survived by his wife, Esther; two daughters, Myrtle Henning of Hartwick and Charlotte Barge of San Diego; three sisters, Marjorie Men-denhall and Jessie Stanfield, both of Marceline, and Lucille Tabor of Newton; 10 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren.

Visitation will be from noon-9 p.m. Sunday, where the family will be present from 2-4 p.m. Contributions may be made to his church or the Kellogg Historical Society. Robert W. Miller, 70, of Ames died of cancer Wednesday at Mary Greeley Medical Center in Ames.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Bethesda Lutheran Church. Burial will be at 3:30 p.m at the Albert City Cemetery in Albert City. Mr. Miller was born in Mason City.

He taught high school and coached football, basketball, track and swimming at Alden and Glidden from 1953-1966. He entered the life insurance business in 1966 and moved to Ames in 1968. He retired as regional manager for Iowa for Northwestern National Life in 1992. He also served in the Army from 1945-47. He played collegiate football, receiving All-America awards.

He is survived by a daughter, Catherine Ann of Ames; two sons, John Robert of Ames and Stephen William of San Francisco. Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m. Sunday at Stevens Memorial Chapel Ames, with the family present. Mildred Frasher, 86, of 4901 Grand Ave. died Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center from complications following a heart attack.

A private memorial service will be held later. Burial of the cremains will be at Gardens of Rest Memorial Park in Wells, Mich. Mrs. Frasher lived most of her life in Escanaba, where she was a homemaker and a member of the Women's Club and Central Methodist Church. She helped to initiate the F.I.S.H.

Program to help seniors. She also was a member of the Easter Seal Society of Pinellas Park, Fla. She had been a Des Moines resident the past four years. She is survived by two daughters, Joan Koerner of Pittsburgh and Patricia Bordt of Des Moines; six grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Oratorio Path iwm mm mil Thursday.

Services will be at 11a.m. Monday at Grace United Methodist Church in Spencer, with burial at Riverside Cemetery. Mrs. Carver originally was from Quimby and also lived in Spencer before moving to Johnston in 1985. She was a homemaker and member of Grace United Methodist.

She is survived by two sons, Garland of Urbandale and Kendall of Phoenix; eight grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren. Friends may call one hour before service time at the church. Memorial contributions may be made to the church, Bishop Drumm Care Center and Hospice of Central Iowa. West-over Funeral Home is handling the arrangements. Arthur H.

Repp, 85, of Perry died of a heart ailment Wednesday at Perry Lutheran Home. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Monday at First Christian Church, of which he was a member, with burial at Violet Hill Cemetery. Mr. Repp lived all his life on a farm near Perry.

He is survived by his wife, Nolda; a son, Raymond of Perry; a daughter, Verna Boyer of Yale; a sister, Clara Harker of Phoenix; eight grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren. Visitation will be after 1 p.m. Sunday. The family will receive friends from 2-5 p.m. and memorial contributions may be made to Perry Lutheran Home.

ALBIA Robert Lon Matthews. 77; Gertrude L. Chidester. 87; Joseph A. Lennie.

26: Thomas Brien. 79. ALGONA William Gorman. 9 1 BANCROFT Lawrence Kemna. 68 BODE Marvin Reding.

74. BRITT Art Chiek. 62 BUFFALO CENTER Lawrence Lawson 69. CHAPIN Malcolm Banker. 78 CHARLES CITY Marorie Beaman.

93, Robert Gerk, 75; Ernest Uetz. 83. Arlene Springer. 78: Josephine Gabel. 90; August A Gerberding.

CLARION John W. Griffith. 71; Jane Adams. 91 CLEAR LAKE Robert Dean Bonner. b7 CORNING Wanda Lundquiest, 86 CRESCO Ardith Andersen, 7 1 DAKOTA CITY James Biorklund.

27 DAWSON Harvey Earl Arrowsmith. 69. DYSART Abbie Karpisek. 99. EARLHAM John Silverthorn, 44; Lloyd Love.

71 GARNER Agnes Nelved. 82; Spencr Ollen-burg 60 GILMORE CITY Martha Ahlrich. 89; Charles A. long 20; Darrell Vote. 20 GLAOBROOK Ida W.

Busch, 85: Edna V. Bruene. 93 GREENE LeRoyH Miller. 67 HAMPTON JeanettaL Luft, 75 LAKE CITY Margaret Moulds. 88 LOVILIA Evelyn Allison.

80 MANSON Herbert A Johnson. 71; Wayne Hall, 81. Louie Bohn, 84. MARENGO Donald Rdthien, 69. Martha Johns- ton 84 MASON CITY Roy Boone.

90; Konrad A Schabacker. 32; John F. Brown. 73. Casey Thompson, infant; Anna Miles.

90. MESERVEY TenaPalsi. 82 MONTOUR Gladys Kellogg Winders. 99 NORTH WOOD Clarence Olson. 91 78.

Josephine Gabel. 90; August A. Gerberding. 82 OSAGE Mae Lugg. 78: Magdalene Leckman, 86: John Brandt.

85. Prudence Wilde. 80. PERRY Alta Marie Williams. 42; Bonnie Rose West, 71; Helen Frantum.

78; Robert Acton. 84; Jack Pennington. 70; Beverly A Hethcot, 40; Joseph Glen Mortimer. 90 POMEROY Mabel Behrends. 99 RAKE Lester LJelle.

77 RED OAK Mildred LeRette. 90; Devon Thiel Archer. 73. Paul Ogden. 84 ROCKFORD Earl A Exrhmeier.

78 ROCKWELL Edward Schmitt. 75 ROCKWELL CITY Glennita Marie Williamson. 56 ST. ANSGAR Esther I Kruse. 83.

Clarence Clausen. 77, Albert Vervalcke. 81. STANTON Duane Damewood Sr 62 TAMA Roy Oliver Lincoln Sr 63; Truman Clarence Blackcloud. 72, Gladys Van Horn.

90 TRAER Robert Peter Powell. 82; Lester Ludvi-chek 85. Ruby Parker. 91 TRURO John Berch. 74 WINTERSET Mary Tully.

86; Willa Sorensen. 7ola Bing.iman. 89 WODEN Gladys Meyer. 83 20 off everything November 29-30 10-6 December 1 124 42nd Street North of 1-235 Des Moines 277-0783 TMK SHOPS AT Dec 1st if 7 OMmt Aleen Rockey, 86, of 4210 Hickman Road died of a respiratory ailment Wednesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. A 1:30 p.m.

Monday service is planned at Estel-Perrin-Avey Funeral Home in Marshalltown, with burial at Bangor Cemetery in Bangor. Mrs. Rockey was born in Marshall-town and moved to Des Moines in 1954. She was a homemaker, a member of First Baptist Church and was a Sunday school teacher for 30 years. Surviving are two daughters, Mar-cia Henze of Alamogordo, N.M., and Cheri Cook of Muscatine; five grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.

Visitation is from 3-9 p.m. Sunday. The family will be present from p.m. and memorial contributions may be made to her church. DES MOINES FIRE DEPARTMENT Nov 29.

1 2 38 a 5 1 07 Park Ave fire call. 2 06 am 4809 Twana Drive, medical call. 2 27 a m. 2b First medical call 3 19 a m. 4200 Park medical call.

6 34 a.m. 1900 Bell medical call 7 50 a.m. 699 Walnut medical call 10 29 a 670 33rd medical call 10 33 am 1500SW First lire call. 1 1 04 a.m. 6705 Grand medical call 1139am 555 Filth Ave medical call, lpm 3330 25th medical call.

1 1 9 1 1 00 Cummins Road, lire call 2 08 702 Jackson Ave tire call. 2 22 Southeast 14th Street and Hartford Avenue, medical call 3 06 m. 3000 Hubbell medical call. 3 07 826 21st St medical call 3 09 m. East 30th Street and University Avenue, medical call 3 18 m.

3700 Hubbell medical call. 3 26 p.m. 1 144 Second medical call. 3 41 m. 5800 Fleur Drive, medical call 4.20 2330 Euclid medical call.

5 12 4229 E. Douglas medical call 5 31pm 4000 Merle Hay Road, medical call 8 05 Southeast First Street and Indianola Avenue, medical call 9 40 m. 20? Fourth St medical call. 1003 pm 2900E 14th St medical call The Register's Classifieds. Call 2S4-M41 In Ik Mi i ties or to pliice your ad.

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ii Mm Plymouth Fine Arts Series lOih Anniversary Celebration Presents Welcome Christmas! Chanticleer SMiriGS Iowa debut of Chanticleer's Christmas program featuring holiday music from the Renaissance to contemporary by America's premier vocal ensemble. Sunday, Dec. 1 3 p.m. Plymouth Congregational Church 4126 lngersoll Des Moines iDowMiptnut 2:15 p.m.) 20 Off 1111 Winter Fashions Extra 10 Off Outerwear Free Gift Wrap and works by Palestrina, Victoria, Houkom, Mattson, Maddux, and F. Melius Christiansen Southwestern Community College Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, Voiceslowa Phil Mattson, Conductor i Ends ctaeidcttyen 4 Des Moines Faith Lutheran Church Decorah Decorah Lutheran Church Iowa City Zion Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids First Lutheran Church Des Moines Grace Lutheran Church Creston Performing Arts Center SWCC Monday, December 2 Tuesday, December 3 Wednesday, December 4 Thursday, December 5 Friday, December 6 Sunday, December 8 YOUNG PEOPLE'S OUTFITTERS 2509 Grand, Ames Cross Roads Mall, Fort Dodge H.M-F9-9;Sat9-5: Hrs.

Fri. 7-9: Sat. 9-9; Sun. 12-5 Sun. 11-6 Tickets; $18 forward sealing; $10 general admission Tickets may be purchased by calling 515-255-3149 for credit card sales.

All concerts begm at 7 30 p.m. A free-will offering will be taken $5.00 admission at Southwestern Community Colk-ge.