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A14 The Sioux City Journal. Monday, May 19, 1980 (OMitiiiiajHies v. ST i i 1 if i mi Mrs. Effie Ellis Mrs. Effie Ellis, 91, 1202 Iowa died Friday at a Sioux City hospital.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Heaton-Rutledge-Gulsrud 1: a i I "fx if Chapel with the 'Rev. Donald Lindfors of the First Covenant Church officiat-- ing. Burial will be In Graceland Park Cemetery. Effie Coville was born in On-awa, Iowa.

She moved to Sioux ICN 22? Gerald F. Lyon of Sacred Heart Church in Spencer, Iowa, officiating. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Monday at the Larkin Funeral Home (Northside). Mr.

Larson was born on Sept. 15, 1899, at Peoria, 111. He married Sophia A. Sanders on Sept. 29, 1920, at Ayrshire.

He farmed In the Ayrshire area until 1947, and moved to Sioux City in 1948 where he worked for Armour until it closed. He worked part-time for the Toy National Bank until retiring in 1965. He was a member of the Cathedral of the Epiphany Church, Holy Name Society and the Knights of Columbus in Ayrshire. Survivors include the widow; four sons, Vern of Sioux City, Kenneth of Mammoth Spring, Cecil of Eugene, and Ralph of Omaha, four daughters, Mrs. Irene Flynn of Sioux City, Mrs.

Catherine Johnson of Spencer, Iowa, Mrs. Mary Burgss of Omaha and Mrs. Ruth Behrends of Humboldt, Iowa; one sister, Mrs. Violet Kaufman of Swea City, Iowa; 15 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. A prayer service for Darrel L.

Shaver, 51, 2815 W. Sixth St. will be at 8 p.m. today at the Nelson-Berger Northside Chapel. Funeral services for Mr.

Shaver, who died Friday, will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral chapel. City as a young woman and lived here most of her life. She worked at Wincharger and the Mary Elizabeth Day Nursery. Survivors include a son, Wilford Ellis; a.

daughter, Mrs. Mary Card well; and a sister, Mrs. Ina Solberg, all of Sioux City; two grandchildren, five greatgrandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Ollie S. Larson Ollie S.

Larson, 80, 1626 Ingleside died Saturday at a Sioux City hospital following a lengthy illness. Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Cathedral of the Epiphany Catholic Church with the Rev. Louis H. Kollasch officiating.

Graveside services will be at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Calvary Cemetery in Arvshire, Iowa, with the Rev. Floyd W. Stewart, 76, 4339 Central died Sunday, Meyer Brothers Colonial Chapel. mm In service Mayor wheels for the ball Sioux City Mayor Bill Skinner reaches for the ball during a Committee for the Handicapped as a nl8hlightf i au Architectural Barriers Awareness Week proclaimed py at Wurtsmith Air Force Base, Oscoda, Mich.

He is a 1967 graduate of Pender High School. uciiciiu wuccicnaii udSACiuau ganic ouiiuav aiiciiiuuii mice i i i 1- tn Gymnasium at Morningside College. The game was between Mayor Skinner last week to emphasize the need for members of the Sioux City City Council and the Des Moines Station of the barriers faced by handicapped people. Roadrunners. The ball game was sponsored by the Siouxland (Staff photo by Gary Anoerson) Lt.

Richard Dennler, a former Sioux Cityan, graduated from the jet pilot training program April 9 at Reese Air Force Base, Lubbock, I Texas. i He has been assigned as an instructor in the pilot training program at Mather Air Force Base, Sacramento, Calif. Dennler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dubbler, former Sioux Cityans, 1 now living in Cairo, Egypt.

Marine Pvt. Kim A. Watke, son of Merle and Shirley Watke of 4014 Teton Trace, has completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. He joined the Marines in December 1979. Area DDnitunairnes U.S.

Army Pvt. James D. Kleve, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kleve of South Sioux St.

Luke's team wins regional on temporary assignment as a recruiter's aide In Sioux City. Upon completion of the assignment, he will report to Fort Bragg, N.C. Kleve Arthur M.Fessler CHEROKEE, Iowa Arthur M. Fessler, 83, of Larrabee, died Saturday at Sioux Valley Memorial Hospital in Cherokee. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Cherokee with the Rev. Henry Weimer and the Rev. A.P. McCoy officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Cemetery, Larrabee.

Rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Greenwood Funeral Home in Cherokee. Mr. Fessler was born on May 5, 1897, at Cherokee. He was an Army veteran of World War I.

On April 15, 1936, he married Katherine Weimer at Cherokee. He was a resident of Cherokee County his entire life. He farmed and was in the feed grinding business for many years. Survivors include the widow; two sons, Harold of Gardnerville, and Carl of Calumet; two daughters, Mrs. Gary (Ruby) Hoekstra of Sheldon, and Mrs.

Donald (Mary Saturday at a Rock Rapids hospital following a long illness. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Jongewaard Stapp Funeral Chapel in Rock Rapids with the Rev. David Holmes officiating. Burial will be in the Hope Cemetery at Hull.

Mr. Davis was born Nov. 28, 1891, in Webb. He married Sadie Merrill In August of 1916 at Sheldon. They farmed in Clay and O'Brien Counties and later In Nobles County, until moving to Brewster, in 1974.

They came to Rock Rapids In 1978 and he had resided at the Lyon Manor Care Certer since. He is surwied by the widow; three sons, Merrill Davis of Sherman Oaks, Gordon Marvin of Jordon, and Wayne Davis of Santa Rosa, one daughter, Mrs. Francis (Ruth) Kohrt of Rock Rapids; 12 grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. Michael A. Edwards AURELIA, Iowa Michael A.

Edwards, 28, died Sunday at his home in rural Aurelia of a recurring heart illness. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Mount Olive Baptist Church at rural Aurelia with the Rev. Rex Whitman officiating. Burial will be in the Quimby Cemetery.

The Boothby Funeral Home of Cherokee is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Edwards was born on Jan. 11, 1952, at Cherokee. He married Judy Anderson on June 2, 1972, at rural Aurelia.

He was a resident of Cherokee County all of his life. He farmed in Silver Township. He was a member of the Mount Olive Baptist Church. Survivors Include the widow; one son, Benjamin Thomas, at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Edwards of Quimby; three brothers, Ivan of Gaza, Patrick of Washta and Darrell of Quimby; and six sisters, Mrs. Deloris Myers of Denison, Mrs. Donna Johnson of Kingsley, Mrs. Sally Joines of Cherokee, Lorna Bennett of Paullina, Mrs. Carol Peterson of Quimby and Mrs.

Debra Stevens of Cherokee. James Hayen, 54, Parkston, S.D-, died Saturday, services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church at Dimock, burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery at Parkston, Hasson Funeral Home, Parkston. A team of students from St. Luke's Medical Center In Sioux City won the regional medical technology bowl competition in Minneapolis, Saturday.

There were teams from five other states also in competition. The St. Luke's team, which won the Iowa Society of Medical Technology competition in April, will go to the national competition in St. Louisr June 26. Members of the team are Diane Hurley, captain, Cheryl Zwart, Kathy Youngers, Jan Schulte and Mary Beth Pudwill, alternate.

Coaches are Sharon Collier, education coordinator, and John Dorman of St. Luke's laborabory Marine Pfc. Douglas W. Ritchie, son of Darrell E. and Betty L.

Ritchie, 1013 Romans Road, has been promoted to his present rank while serving with the Marine Aviation Training Support Group, Millington, Tenn. He joined the Marine Corps in September 1979. Perry R. Wagner, son of Mr. and Mrs.

R.C. Wagner of Pender, has been promoted in the U.S. Air Force to the rank of technical sergeant. Wagner is a fuels training monitor Many from area i get NTCC degrees! Nnnnn, xt i Russell K. becora, Thomas L.

Decora, Patrick J. ORFOLK, Neb. A larg-fi Greyhalr.EvanD.Whltener. number Of area students wptp Newcastle, Charleen A. Lewon; Norfolk, SJtO-J!" James A.

McKenzie, Gregory from Northeast Technical Communi- vrihr0liS.taLc,rfi,B wJV Kenneth D. Uning, Gary A. Woockman: HosKins, ty College here. The area graduates Kevin L. Andersen; Laurel, Kimball L.

Kunze; are listed below: Madison, James M. Pfeller; Norfolk, Kevin L. aiciiaicuucjuw. Sledschlag: Tekamah, David J. Spenner; Wayne, Associate degrees Bryan M.

Meyer; Winnebago, Paul D. Snowball; llSSWVtotai? SSfeS-rfte roTjeffrey R. Olerlch; Hartlngton, Ann) Petersen of Sutherland; and 13 grandchildren. Harold A. Peck CHEROKEE, Iowa Harold A.

Peck, 85, of rural Cherokee, died Saturday at Sioux Valley Memorial Hospital after a five-month illness. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Visitation Church at Maryhill, with the Rev. Gene Sitzmann officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

The rosary will be said at 8 p.m. today at the Greenwood Funeral Home. Mr. Peck was born on June 1, 1894, in Cherokee County. He married Mary Ann Zimmer on March 7, 1916, at Maryhill.

She died in 1964. He lived in the Storm Lake area from 1932 until 1952. He then returned to the Maryhill community where he farmed. Survivors include five sons, Raymond Frank Lloyd and Robert all of Storm Lake, and Leonard A. of Portage, four daughters, Mrs.

Joseph (Bernice) Henke of Cherokee, Mrs. Bob (Grace) Coombs of Aurelia, Mrs. James (Kathleen) Letts of Cherokee, and Mrs. Edward (Rozella) Charbonneau of Sioux City; one brother, Chester Peck of Cleghorn; 40 grandchildren, and 38 great-grandchildren. Donna VanBeek INWOOD; Iowa Donna Mae VanBeek, 21, of Inwood died Saturday as a result of injuries she received in an auto accident at Sioux Falls, S.D., Friday night.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Netherlands Reformed Church at Rock Valley with the Rev. Joel Beeke officiating. Burial will be in the Valley View Cemetery at Rock Valley under the direction of the Porter Funeral Home of Rock Valley. Miss VanBeek was born March 27, 1959, at Sioux Center.

-She was a graduate of Rock Valley High School and attended nurses training in Sioux Falls. She was employed as a nurse at McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls at the time of her death. She is survived by her parents, Mr and Mrs. Jacob Van Beek of rural Inwood; two brothers, Jimmy and Harlen, both at home; three sisters, Mrs. Leonard D.

(Evonne) Rozeboom of Inwood, Mrs. Dwight (Alvina) DeNoble of Hills, and Tara, at home; her maternal grandmother, Mrs. John Van-DeStroet of Canton, S.D.; and her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert G.

VanBeek of Rock Valley. George Davis ROCK RAPIDS, Iowa George Davis, 88. of Rock Rapids died Board to award pact on school heating system The Sioux City Community School District board of directors is expected to award the contract for improvements on the West High School heating system at a special meeting at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Administrative Center, 1221 Pierce St. Director George Boykln will present recommendations on central administrative staff salaries.

And the board plans to set a date for a special hearing to discuss budget mo dificatlons necessary because of the work required on the West High system. Hnlvn i tjchioii.r Plain, iw.ta? "onoiK, uennis m. weaver u'meiu, uianes E. Bovle: Stanton. Russell L.

Kirkland: Tilden. Mark D. Mussark' Hartlnetnn Rita .1 Kathnl Steven P. Petersen. -yr Sm1 tjf I' 1 v.

4 5. Lynette A. Vawser' Hoskins, Julie L. Lanphear; Laurel, Mary E. Dlckes: Madison, Joylene K.

Blerman; Nellgh, June L. Bragg, Herman B. Brothers. Norfolk, Mart B. Adler, Louis D.

Allison. Judith E. Anderson, Marlln J. Ausdemore, Nancy Ann Bettendorf, Alvln L. Brandl, Sharolyn K.

Clark, Jane M. Crlppen, Diane K. Earl, Patricia K. Farmer, Dawn R. Faubel, Mardelle M.

Feenstra, David R. Kaup, Don M. Kellog, Steven E. Llndstadt, Keith W. Marsh, Erlka Nelson, Terry F.

Nelson, Cherie K. Nordeen, Steven D. O'Banion, Joseph E. O'Connell, Kevin D. Olson, Timothy J.

Otto, Cynthia L. Raaach, Todd R. Sohler, Timothy D. Sowers, Laurie B. Spauldlng, Colleen A.

Stelner. Oakdale. Randy G. Grosserode; Oakland, Tory L. Baldwin: Osmond, Edith A.

Gloe: Pierce, Gregory S. Warneke; Verdlgre, Laure J. Sukup; Wausa, Shlrlene A. Osberg; West Point, Carolyn I. Daberkow, Larry L.

Tienken; Wlnslde, Jane S. Welble; Macy, Lemuel A. Harlan, Shirley A. Harlan, Marcia D. Spears; Winnebago, Abraham T.

Curry, Vicky V. Galloway, Leonard E. Mackey, Shriley Ross, Vincent L. Bass, Bruce L. Lahm.

Lawrence L. Snyder. Norfolk, Herbert C. Angell, Leon C. Chapman; Randolph, DeannaS.

Dittman. Leigh, Mark L. Kabes- Madison, Gerald A. Rldderj Pierce, Gregg R. Prince; Plalnvlew, Scott E.

Clark; Wakeiield, William E. Newton; West Point, Tom L. Bracht; Winnebago, David T. Krause; Winnebago, Marjorle E. Big Fire, John M.

Free; David L. Lamere, Robert M. McCauley, Daniel F. Pretends Eagle, Duane J. Rave, Moses Whlteagje.

Bloomfleld, Kelly S. Knudson; Clearwater, Joe F. Thlele; Coleridge, David L. Kalln; Crofton, John N. Schurman; Hoskins, Francis E.

Johnson: Norfolk, Richard J. Brozek, Kenneth G. Eddy, Joseph M. Hales, Glenn E. Johansen; Pender, Jay A.

Lake; Pierce, Terence Reagan Norfolk, Scott A. Caauwe, James A. Mc-Carville, Ronald J. Volk: Pierce, Roger A. Melnke; Randolph, Helen A.

Pearson; Wausa, Scott R. Carlson; Wayne, Bradford W. Ware. Battle Creek, Daniel L. Neisius; Madison, Steven L.

Kasik: Norfolk, Gary J. Coolldge, Todd A. Raasch; Oakland, Max G. Blanc; Orchard, Tom L. Larsen.

Allen, Gary R. Brownell; Battle Creek, Jerry L. Prauner: Beemer, Roger A. Ehrlsman; Bloomfleld, Chris A. Wagner: Concord, Lyle D.

Borg; Crelghton, Rodney D. Hart; Dakota City, Jerry E. Copple: Decatur, Paul S. Forrestec; Emerson, Roger B. Leonard; Macy, Douglas D.

Novak: Newcastle, Tonl F. Brelsch. Pender, Larry D. Harris: Pierce, Kevin M. Reagan; Pllger, Karry R.

Neisius; Plalnvlew. Ron G. Llngenfelter; Randolph, Roland i. Delong; Stanton, Timothy M. Dreyer; Wisner, KellyG.Hass.

Carroll, Byron L. Menke; Elgin, Gary W. Reestman: Emerson, Sherman J. Wood; Hartlngton, Bradley J. Lange: Norfolk, Bruce J.

White: Pender, Michael D. Christiansen; Plalnvlew, Brian L. Spilttberger; South Sioux City, Kennth C. Kunzie: Wausa, Steven L. Hull; Wlnnebaio.

Vincent L. Bass. Leonard B. Decora, Emerson, George- F. Rhods; Hartlngton, Michael H.

Zmolek; Norfolk, Thomas P. Bowker, Douglas D. Kenny, Randy L. Stevens, Gary Welch: O'Neill, Dennis C. Cromwell; Osmond, Mark A.

Joyce. Norfolk, Debra J. Schelnost. Hartlngton, Lynette Ann Vawser. Crofton, Gwendolyn L.

Schleffer. Norfolk, Dawn R. Faubel: West Point, Carolyn I. Daberkow-Wlnslde, Jane S. Welble.

Bancroft, Regina M. Raasch; Hartlngton, Ann M. Uhing: Norfolk, Bernlta L. Mayer; O'Neill, Darlene M. McClellan, Cynthia M.

Scott, Rita K. Tlmmerman: Pierce, Rachele L. Posplsil; Pllger, Ann M. Chrlstensen; Randolph, Jane E. Kaiser, Diane K.

Lienemann; Wisner, Marlene M. Fullner, Kim M. Rabe; Wynot, Luann Boeckman, Karen K. Macy, Mellnda R. Blackbird, Janet E.

Cline, Prlscflia S. Lesley, Jane McCauley, Janet L. Merrick, Kendra D. Baxter Parker, Jacqueline Robinson, Emily J. Saunsocl, Janet L.

Tobacco. Bloomfleld, Barbara J. Schneider; Elgin, Joann R. Schlltmeyer: Newcastle, Debra A. Marron: Norfolk, Rebecca S.

Dledrichsen, Bernice L. Mayer, Julie A. Wiedeman: Oakdale, Carolyn J. Hanson; Orchard, Sandra K. Leiding; Plamnview, Wausa, Joni C.

Rlckers. Hartlngton, Mary L. Morten: O'Neill, Constance Pierson; Pierce, Sandra L. Koehler; Plalnvlew, Becky J. Bessmer, Joelene K.

Carpenter. Bancroft, Dawn L. Brehmer; Battle Creek, Vickie R. Aldag' Bloomfleld, Lorl F. Downle; Crelghton, Lorl J.

Emory; Crofton, Denlse D. Frady; Hartlngton, Patricia A. McGregor; Madison. Lorraine M. Rldder: Norfolk, Darla L.

Lichtenberg, Coleen K. Voecks; Randolph. Lorl A. Tunlnk: Stanton, Patricia J. Dreyer: Tekamah, Rita L.

Maxwell: West Point, Mary Wefbie' O'wolo; Wlnslde, Jane S. Beemer, Terrl L. Llerman; Carroll, Jeanlne L. Harmer: Madison, Ann M. Holmberg; Neligh, Connie J.

Johnson; Norfolk, Vlvi L. Freudenberg Susan K. Hoff, Barbara S. Pettitt; Randolph Julie A. Kruse.

Bloomfleld, Chris A. Wagner: Concord, Lyle D. Borg; Emerson, Roger B. Leonard; Macy, Douglas D. Novak; Pllger, Karry R.

Neisius; Plalnvlew, Ron G. Llngenfelter; Wisner, Kelly G. Norfolk, Carol J. Schenk. Hartlngton Bryan E.

Leader: Newcastle, Kevin M. Knelfl, Cleve A. Stolpe; Norfolk, Glenn O. Hoffman, Mark 1. Powers, Steve J.

Schramm, Lennle L. Zessln; O'Neill, Mark E. Derlckson; Pierce. Kevin J. Amundson, Douglas 1.

Marks Plalnvlew, John D. Halsey; Wlnslde, Russell R. Longnecker. Newcastle. Darrell C.

Fluent. Crofton, Alan G. Poppe: Norfolk, Rlclt D. Juracek, Howard J. Noble, Don D.

Smith: Osmond, Daniel P. Blunck, James G. Thelsen Battle Creek, James W. Sucha; Elgin Terrene L. Helthoff; Plalnvlew, Roberf Hoffman Tekamah, Marshall A.

Scbiam, Hartlngton, Karl j. Koch. Iowa Kendall J. Hopkins, Prlmghar. Airboy at the controls house was in commemoration of Armed Forces Day which also brought a change of command ceremony in which Lt.

Col. Dudley Smidt succeeded Col. Warren G. "Bud" Nelson as 185th commander. Open house visitors saw various aircraft and demonstrations.

(Staff photo by Gary Anderson) Walt Wendel of Sergeant Bluff, member of the 185th Tactical Fighter Group of the Iowa Air National Guard, puts a pilot's helmet on his son, Chad, 2lk years old, as Chad sits in the cockpit of an A-7D Corsair during open house Sunday at the 185th's headquarters at the Sioux City Municipal Airport. The open.