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Page B4 Waterloo Courier Tuesday. July 14, 1987 View Chapel with burial in Garden oi Viola L. Byggere METRO DEATHS Eddie L. Walls Services for Eddie Walls, 75, of 104 Century will be 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Garden View Chapel Ralph Schnathorst Services for Ralph Schnatorst, 67, of 1611 Williston will be 11 a.m.

Thursday at The Keams, Huls man- George J. Rickert Services for George J. Rickert, 71, of 606 Kingsley are pending at DAILY RECORD Waterloo CFIr Alarm Uandav! Services for Viola Byggere. 72, of 1820 E. Ridgeway will be 1 p.m.

Wednesday at Oppold Funeral Home with burial In Memorial Park Cemetery. She died of an apparent heart attack Saturday (July 11) at her home. She was born March 3, 1915, in Maxfield, Bremer County, daughter of Henry and Clara Thorns Pichelmann. She married Elmer J. Byggere on March 5, 1937, in Black Hawk County.

He died July 7, 1957. She was a housekeeper for Dr. Charles Waterbury. Survivors Include a son, Robert of Franklin, Wis. Friends may call at the funeral home from 3 to 8 p.m.

today and from 8:30 a.m. until services Wednesday. David Alcorn EVANSDALE Services for David Alcorn, 79, of 420 Morrell will be 4 p.m. Wednesday at Garden wmmm ww www ww www wm wmm wm Warehouse, owned by Richard Vase of 839 River Forest Road, Evansdale, person reported possible building fire, found large trash fire in rear of building, extinguished, cause unknown. 6:57 p.m., to Sixth and Franklin streets, assist with rescue.

8:26 p.m.. to 501 Chicago Central Building, fire alarm system activated, NE IOWA DEATHS caused by lack ot pressure in system. Fire Alarms Tuesday: 6: 46 a.m., to Chicago Central Building, fire alarm system activated, caused by lack of pressure in system. Police Log: Shawn Eugene Foster, 18, of Des Moines, was arrested Monday on complaints of second-degree burglary and deceiving an officer. He is accused of breaking into a Quakerdale group youth home last week.

Rodney Lewis Roberts, 26, of 321 Courtland St. was arrested Monday on complaints of disturbing the public quiet and public intoxication. He was arrested after a report of loud music coming from a vehicle in the Highland Park area. Burglaries: George Knoop of 3933 Cedar Terrace Drive reported the theft of a fishing pole and reel valued at $100 from his garage. Connie J.

Smith of 78 Gable St. reported the theft of a television set and an AMFM radio alarm clock worth a total of 150 from her home. Donald Mosley of 1116 Leavitt St. reported a tool chest and tools of an unspecified value taken from his garage. Steve Kenneth Smith of 828 Knoll Ave.

reported a car battery worth $30 was taken from his garage. Sandra K. White of 752 Hickory reported a scooter and a bicycle worth approximately $350 were taken from a garage. Karmin L. Caldwell of 922 Columbia St.

i reported the theft of a television set and stereo with no specified value from her home. Timothy Edward Kelsey of 309 Bertch Ave. reported golf clubs, bag and club covers with a total value of $665 were taken from his garage. Thefts Raicheton C. Harris of 2221 Rainbow Drive reported the theft of a $300 bicycle from a rack at UNI-CUE, 715 E.

Fourth St. George C. Marshall of 1016 Riehl St. reported the theft of four bicycles with a total value of $500 from his fenced-in back yard. Paul Eugene Standridge of 554 Montero Drive reported an AMFM casette stereo valued at $250 was taken from his car.

Cedar Falls CFIre Alarms Monday: to Iowa Highway 57 east of Roosevelt Street, fire in truck owned by Iowa Machinery Supply, Des Moines, caused by hose off carburetor, out on arrival. Police Log: Burglaries: Marilyn Monteiro of 1716 Rainbow Drive reported someone entered that residence while she was gone but nothing appeared missing; Malea Green of 1105 W. 22nd St. reported the theft of a television set from that residence. Donald James Knavel, 21, of 1432 Vine was arrested at Vinton and Sycamore streets on a complaint of harassment.

He is accused of making harassing telephone calls to Michael Schreurs. James Silas Harrington, 36, of 231 Cottage was arrested in the 300 block of West Fourth Street on a warrant for third-degree theft. He is accused of stealing a $90 tool set from Sears Roebuck and Co. David George Hawley, 33, of rural Denver, was arrested at Broadway Street and Burton Avenue on a complaint of first offense operating while Michael Eugene Elsberry, 26, of 1225 Hammond was arrested Saturday night at his residence on a complaint of assault. He is accused of striking his wife in the face and arms.

Denton Wade Norris, 18, of rural Dysart, was arrested early today in the 900 block of Home Park Boulevard on a complaint of first offense operating while intoxicated. Court Log: Harvey Terrence Jackson, 24, of 3921 Butternut Lane, No. 61, Waterloo, pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated and was fined $500, given a two-day suspended jail sentence, with credit for six hours served, placed on self-probation for a year and ordered to attend classes for drinking drivers. A related charge of driving left of center was dismissed. He was arrested June 16.

Richard Garold Parker, 19, of Ankeny, pleaded guilty to failure to report a personal injury accident and was fined $200. A related charge of failure to leave information and aid at a personal injury accident was dismissed. He was charged in connection with an accident May 2. state patrol Ralph Mathias Goodale, 28, of rural Osage, was arrested on a complaint of operating while intoxicated Wednesday on Interstate 380 in Black Hawk County. MILESTONES Memories Cemetery.

Mr. Alcorn died Sunday (July 12) at Covenant Medical Center at Kimball after a lengthy illness. Friends may call until 9 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to services Wednesday at the funeral chapel.

Because of road construction, residents should follow the access road in front of Logan Plaza and proceed north on Highway 63 to the funeral chapel. Ann M. Ohrt Memorial services for Ann M. Ohrt, 46, of New Hartford, formerly of Waterloo, will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at Garden View Chapel with burial in Garden of Memories Cemetery.

She died of cancer Saturday (July 11) at Covenant Medical Center at West Ninth. There will be no public visitation. The body was cremated. Mildred Knowler SUMNER Services for Mildred Knowler, 68, will be 10:30 a.m. Friday at Becker-Milnes Funeral Home, Sumner; burial will be 3 p.m.

Friday in Oakwood Cemetery, Ackley; she died Sunday (July 12) at Community Memorial Hospital, Sumner, after a lengthy illness; survivors include three sons, LaVeme Knade of Parkersburg, Gary Knade of Phoenix, and James Knade of Lake Park, two daughters, Joan Ritter and Shelly Shafer, both of Sumner; 13 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren; a brother, Lyle Sanders of Chesapeake, Va. and four sisters, Mickey Spreague of Florida, Winifred Ethil of Taylor, Texas, Lucille Dickson of Arizona and Dixie Wolff of Sumner; she was preceded in death by her husband and two grandsons; friends may call at the funeral home after 10:30 a.m. Thursday. Otto Tabbert OSAGE Services for Otto Tabbert, 86, will be 1 30 p.m. Wednesday at St.

John's Lutheran Church, Rock Township; burial in the church cemetery; he died of complications of age Sunday (July 12) at Good Samaritan Center, St. Ansgar; survivors include a brother, Albert of Osage; and a niece, Evelyn Lesch of Waterloo; he was preceded in death by a sister, a brother, a half brother and half sister; friends may call at Schroeder and Sites Funeral Home, St. Ansgar, from 4 to 8 p.m. today; Mr. Tabbert farmed in Rock Township and was a church council member at St.

John's Lutheran Church for many years. Edna Ettamae Porter CHARLES CITY Memorial services for Edna Ettamae Porter, 64, of Charles City, will be Sept. 19 in Amity Church, Reinbeck; she died of cancer Friday (July 10) at University Hospitals, Iowa City; her body was cremated; survivors include three sisters, Flora Uhlenberg of La Porte City, Da Merriam of Paloi, and Mildred Hughes of Charles City; and three brothers, James B. Porter of Waterloo, David A. Porter of Cer-ritos, and William R.

Porter of Hudson; she was preceded in death by a sister, Mary Fen ton; Hauser Funeral Home, Charles City, is in charge of arrangements. Nellie M.Neal INDEPENDENCE Services for Nellie M. Neal, 82, are pending at White Funeral Home, Independence; she died Monday (July 13) at Peoples Memorial Hospital after an apparent heart attack at her home; friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today. did you you con SAVE MORE MONEY by siding your home now than you'd moke In Interest ot the bonk.

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He died of a heart attack Sunday (July 12) at Covenant Medical Center at Kimball Avenue. He was born Ralph Schnathorst March 31, 1920, son of Frederick and Matilda Koppin Schnatorst. He married Wilma Stewart on June 14, 1974, in Waterloo. He was a long distance truck driver with Kroblin Express for 42 years. He served with the U.S.

Marines during World War n. Survivors include his wife; a son, Craig of Cedar Falls; two stepsons, James Jones of Red Bank, and Rodney Stewart of Waterloo; a daughter, Pamela Wood of Waterloo a stepdaughter, Paige Hoppe of Charleston, S.C.; two brothers, Frederick of Laurel and Gerald of Omaha; and a sister, Beth Tigges of Melbourne; and four grandchildren and 12 stepgrandchildren; he was preceded in death by a brother, Lewis. Friends may call from 3:30 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and from 9 a.m. to services Thursday at the funeral chapel.

Memorials may be directed to the family. Henry E. Moses Services for Henry E. Moses, 61, of Gamaliel, formerly of Waterloo, will be 9 a.m. Wednesday at Prince of fcc-v Peace Lutheran jjv with burial in Garden of Memories Cemetery with graveside military rites by Waterloo AMVET Post 19.

Henry Moses Mr. Moses died of a heart attack Sunday afternoon (July 12) at his home. He was born May 15, 1926, in McLouth, son of Veryl and Hazel Thompson Moses. He married Shirley D. Monroe on Jan.

29, 1949, in Charles City. They were later divorced. He married Dorothy Borchers McCready on Aug. 28, 1976, in Evansdale. He served with the U.S.

Navy during World War n. He was a heavy equipment operating engineer for Ahrenholz and Son's for 20 years and later for John G. Miller Construction retiring in October 1978. Survivors include his wife; three sons, Larry, David and Raymond, all of Waterloo; two stepsons, David McCready of Evansdale and Donald McCready of Denver; a daughter, Judy Andersen of Waterloo; his mother of McLouth; a sister, Melva McEnulty of Emmett, and 15 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Friends may call at Parrott Wood Funeral Home from 5 to 9 p.m.

today and for an hour before services at the church Wednesday. Abysinia Cain Services for Abysinia Cain, 95, of 741 Cottage will be 10 a.m. Friday at Antioch Baptist Church with graveside services at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in Greenwood Cemetery, Michigan City, Ind. She died of heart failure Monday (July 13) at Covenant Medical Center at Kimball Avenue.

She was born Feb. 10, 1892, in McCool, daughter of Henry and Annie McKinley Moore. She married Sammie Cain Sr. in 1910 in West Mississippi. He preceded her in death.

Survivors include a daughter, Anna Belle Norman of Waterloo; and 10 grandchildren and greatgrandchildren; she was preceded in death by two sons, two brothers and three sisters. Friends may call from 3 to 9 p.m. Thursday at The Kearns, Huisman-Schumacher Chapel and for an hour before services Friday at the church. Memorials may be directed to the family. Donald R.

Meggison Services for Donald Meggison, 75, of 922 Kingsley are pending at Chapel of Memories. Mr. Meggison died of heart failure Monday night (July 13) at Covenant Medical Center at Kimball Avenue. 'IT with burial in i 1 jwl Garden of I Memories I flpmptprv I li 5 He died Monday (July 13) at Covenant Medical Center at Kimball Avenue after a lengthy Illness. He was born March 6, 1912, in Jakes Eddie Walls Prairie, son of Luther and Phoebe E.

McCann Walls. He married Lorene Koch on Jan. 31, 1942, in St. Louis. He was a supervisor at Per Mar Securities for 10 years, retiring in 1972.

Survivors include his wife; a son, Ralph of Houghton, two daughters, Kathy Spear of Waterloo and Carolyn Skowronski of Bitburg, West Germany; 10 grandchildren; a brother, Walter of Union, and two sisters, Anna Jaquith of Waterloo and Esther Williams of Mattoon, he was preceded in death by a brother, Gin ton; and a grandson. Friends may call at the funeral chapel from 6 to 9 p.m. today, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday and 9 a.m.

to services Thursday. Because of road construction, residents should follow the access road in front of Logan Plaza and proceed north on Highway 63 to the funeral chapel. Glenn 'Whitey' Fairhurst CEDAR FALLS Services for Glenn "Whitey" Fairhurst, 60, of rural Clarksville, formerly of Cedar Falls, will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at St. Luke's Episcopal Church with burial in Cedar Valley Memorial Gardens.

He died of a heart attack early Sunday (July 12) at Waverly Municipal Hospital, Waverly. Friends may call until 9 p.m. today and from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at Dahl-Van Hove-Schoof Funeral Home and for an hour before services Wednesday at the church. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or the American Heart Association.

Ocie Vassar Services for Ocie Vassar, 74, of 1607 Downing who was a longtime resident of Park View Gardens Care Center, will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Garden View Chapel with burial in Garden of Memories Cemetery with graveside military rites by AMVET Post 49 of Cedar Falls. Mr. Vassar died Saturday (July 11) at Covenant Medical Center at Kimball Avenue of congestive heart failure after a lengthy illness. Friends may call until 9 p.m.

today and from 9 a.m. to services Wednesday at the funeral home. Because road construction, residents should follow the access road in front of Logan Plaza and proceed north on Highway 63 to the funeral borne. Lester Hemmer DUNKERTON Services for Lester Hemmer, 77, of 202 S. Canf ield Road, will be 2 p.m.

Friday at the Baptist Church, Dunkerton, with burial in Fairview Cemetery, Dunkerton. He died Monday (July 13) at Allen Memorial Hospital, Waterloo, after a lengthy illness. He was born March 11, 1910, in Washburn, son of Frank and Anna Bahl Hemmer. He married Dorothy Nesdahl on Sept. 28, 1942, in Grand Forks, N.D.

He served in the U.S. Air Force during World War n. He was a welder until he retired. Survivors include his wife; a son, Rawleigh "Butch" of Lafayette, an adopted nephew, Robert Hemmer, of Dunkerton; a daughter, Sherry Lehman of Waterloo; a brother, Arthur of Los Angeles; a half brother, Ben Hullopeter of Tracy, and three grandchildren; he was preceded in death by two brothers and two half brothers. Friends may call at Parker Funeral Chapel, Jesup, from 4 to 9 p.m.

Thursday and at the church from 9 a.m. to services Friday. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. James L. Miller CEDAR FALLS Services for James L.

Miller, 75, of 1815 Franklin were 1:30, p.m. today at Richardson Funeral Home with burial in Cedar Valley Memorial Gardens at a later date. His body was cremated. Memorials may be made to Cedar Valley Hospice. 1 fl I 95 Payment on Completion Factory Trained Radio Dispatched jr.

I LS5 f4P Locke Funeral Home. Mr. Rickert died Monday (July 13) at Covenant Medical Center at Kimball Avenue after a lengthy illness. am i bu I kl I r- 1 1 mav KAYSER, James and Kristine, of Jesup, girl (July 13). WHITSON, Mike and Susan, of 1008 Elmridge Drive, Cedar Falls, girl (July 13).

DAVIS, Damen and Melody, of 2140 N. Union Road, Cedar Falls, boy (July 13). ANDERSEN, Wayne and Rita, of Aplington, girl (July 14). companies fail to make a profit, Sulentic said. "That allows us to run the company as we see fit," he added.

E-n offered 28 million shares of stock for sale July 3. It opened at $15 a share, but has yet to trade at more than that. Most of the companies involved in the holding company are consumer product manufacturers. Besides Waterloo Industries, which makes toolboxes and chests, the new company includes Samsonite, Culligan and Stiffel, a manufacturer of lamps. There are also four food companies including Pet Specialties, which produces pet foods and frozen foods like pizzas.

Beatrice has sold many of its holdings since a leveraged buyout took it from a publicly held company to private ownership more that a year ago. It will continue to liquidate and spin off more companies to pay off its debts incurred in the buyout. Sulentic said in his opinion the rest of the mostly food companies likely will go public. In 1985, Kelly, who had been the chairman of Esmark, along with the New York investment banking firm of Kohlberg Kravis reached an agreement to buy Beatrice. Beatrice had previously acquired Esmark.

At that time it was speculated that Kohlberg Kravis would have to sell 15 to 25 businesses to finance the sale. Harold E. Bennett ELGIN Services for Harold E. Bennett, 94, will be 11 a m. Wednesday at West Clermont Lutheran Church, Clermont; burial in Elgin Cemetery; be died Monday (July 13) at Elkader Care Center, Elkader, after a lengthy illness; survivors include a daughter, Edith Schupbach of Elgin; a foster son, Ross Robertson of Des Moines; and eight grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and seven great-greatgrandchildren; he was preceded in death by his wife, Irene, in 1962; two sons, Donald and Doyle; an infant daughter, Vivian; a great-grandson; and a brother, Earl; and three sisters, Emma Thorp, Iva Mathys and Martha Vought; friends may call today at Muehlethaler Funeral Home, Elgin, and after 10 a.m.

Wednesday at the church; Mr. Bennett owned and operated a gravel and rock quarry business in Clermont before his retirement. Juanita E. Omalia IOWA FALLS Services for Juanita E. Omalia, 77, will be 11 a.m.

Thursday at Linn's Funeral Home, Iowa Falls; burial in Union Cemetery, Iowa Falls; she died after surgery Monday (July 13) at St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital, Mason City; survivors include a daughter, Terry Aldinger of Iowa Falls; a son, Jerry Lewis Omalia of Killeen, Texas; and five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; she was preceded in death by her husband, Bemie, in 1953; and three brothers; friends may call after 10 a.m. Wednesday; Mrs. Omalia was employed at Dickson's, Iowa Falls, before her retirement. Marie R.

Shields OELWEIN Services for Marie R. Shields, 86, of Oelwein, who died Monday (July 13) at Ridgecrest Retirement Village, Davenport, after a lengthy illness, will be 11 a.m. Thursday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Oelwein; burial in Woodlawn Cemetery, Oelwein; survivors include a daughter, Dr. Kathleen Johnson of Davenport; and a granddaughter; she was preceded in death by her husband, Barney, in 1972; and two brothers; friends may call after 2 p.m. Wednesday at Brant-Kerns-Jamison Funeral Home, Oelwein, where a parish Scripture service will be 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday; Mrs. Shields was a retired teacher. Vivian E. Clark GRUNDY CENTER Services for Mrs. Vivian E.

Clark, 71, who died Monday (July 13) at the Long Term Care Unit of Grundy County Memorial Hospital, Grundy Center, after a lengthy illness, will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at United Methodist Church, Grundy Center; burial in Fairview Cemetery, Grundy Center; survivors include her mother, Sadie Boren of Fort Meyers, her husband, Delbert; three sons, Ted of Cedar Falls, Bob of Grundy Center and Bill of Des Moines; a brother, Wayland of Fort Meyers, Fla. three sisters, Gerry Hargis of Fayet-teville, N.C., Donna Lauterbach of Waterloo and Frances Pates of Minneapolis; and nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; she was preceded in death by her father, two brothers and a granddaughter; friends may call until 9 p.m. today and from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at Engelkes-Abels Funeral Home, Grundy Center, and before services Wednesday at the church; a memorial fund has been established.

BIRTHS REPORTED Allen Memorial Hospital HANSON, Dwight and Jodi, of 1322 Franklin Cedar Falls, girl (July 13). Coveaaal Medical Center-West Ninth KENNICOTT, Charles and Kathleen, of Dysart, twin girls (July 13). Waterloo Industries sees little change despite switch By EO AOCOCK Courier Staff Writer Little change is expected at Waterloo Industries with the recent restructuring of its parent company, according to Wallace Sulentic, the firm's president. Beatrice Foods the Chicago-based conglomerate, spun off 15 of its independent companies, switching from private ownership to publicly held status. Waterloo Industries is one of the companies that will make up the new holding company, called E-n.

Sulentic said the change will bring "no discernible difference to the operation or the employees." It employs 320 at the local plant and has operations in Sedalia, and Pocahontas, Ark. The company's top management will be affected the most, be added. "There will be a little more pressure on us," Sulentic said. a it ine prows oi me various companies are added together and because it is publicly held there will be more pressure to increase profits to maintain the price of its stock, he said. Donald Kelly, who helped engineer the leveraged buyout of Beatrice, will become the head of E-H He believes in a "decentralized management" and won't step in unless the APPLIANCE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERVICE CALLS In Cedar Falls Waterloo STEVEN A.

ERICKSON, M.D. INTERNAL MEDICINE Announces Relocation of Office to 2520 Melrose Drive Suite Cedar Falls, Iowa Beginning July 1, 1987 ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS 266-5452 METRO Appliance Refrigeration 524 Lafayette Waterloo 291-6037.