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DAILY RECORD Waterloo Jamorris Emergency Gates. 3. Calls Saturday: 11:46 p.m., to 711 W. Seventh respiratory problems, taken 1 to Covenant Medical Center-Schoitz. Emergency chest Sunday: 3 a.m., to 908 Denver Gladys Calls Cool.

71, pains, taken to Allen Memorial Hospital. 6:14 a.m., to 506 Oneida Baretta Russell, 61, difficulty breathing. taken to Covenant Medical Center-St. Francis. 7:53 a.m., to 1309 Garden Nolan Campbell, 2, ill, taken to Covenant Medical Center-Schoitz.

1:13 p.m.. to 218 Cornwall Gladys Crummer, 75, difficulty breathing, chest pain, taken to Covenant Medical Center-St. Francis. 1:45 p.m., to 711 Seventh Jamorris Gates, 3, ill, taken to Covenant Medical p.m.. to 1709 Commercial Ethel Keeth, 78, possible stroke.

taken to Allen Memorial Hospital. 11:23 p.m., to 1102 Bauch Rick Brandes, 24, ill, taken to Covenant Medical Center-Schoitz. Alarms Saturday: 10:22 a.m., to 3510 University owner Iowa Department of Transportation, report of barn fire, investigated and found small fire, caused by children playing with matches. 8:25 p.m., to 126 Wellington report of gas odor, investigated, used explosion meter. Police Log: John James Reed, 41, no permanent address, was arrested on a complaint of possession of a weapon by a felon.

He was arrested at 808 Walnut St. on Sunday evening. Janice Janelle Dehrkoop, 39, of Marshalltown, was arrested on a complaint of fifth-degree theft. She is accused of stealing $22 worth of merchandise from Target, 1501 E. San Marnan Drive.

Arnold D. Anfinson, 23, of 1924 Locke was arrested on a complaint of second-offense operating while intoxicated. He was arrested near West Sixth and Washington streets. Cedar Falls Fire Alarms Sunday: 8:07 a.m., to 2702 Waterloo Road. rubbish fire.

6:01 p.m., to Sixth and State streets, dumpster fire started by children playing with matches. "Police Log: Steven Lee Penne, 31, of 3849 Cedar Terrace Drive. Waterloo, was arrested on a complaint of third -offense operating while intoxicated. He was stopped in the 3800 block of South Main Street. Larcenies: Thomas Parrott of 1407 Cottage Row Road reported outboard motors were taken from a boat at his residence.

district court log Ray Anthony Cole, 28, of 1014 Leavitt Apt. 10, pleaded guilty to firstdegree false use of a financial instrument. Sentencing will be later. He was accused of possessing a Travelers Express money order for $190 that previously had been reported stolen. Bill Duane Wiese, 33, of 808 Walnut pleaded guilty to second-offense operating while intoxicated and was fined $750, given a 180-day jail term, all but seven days suspended, credit for 30 days served, ordered to undergo substance abuse evaluation and placed on a year of supervised probation.

He was arrested Feb. 28. (Judge Joseph Moothart) sheriff's log William Arthur Thomas, 18, of 906 evening on a complaint of second available. Vandalism: Jerry Wimer of driving his semitrailer on county road threw a bottle at his windshield and at $400. Correction A man's name and apartment Friday's Courier were incorrect.

Taken Ray Hurd, 58, 500 Sycamore Apt. W. Seventh was arrested Sunday burglary. No further details were Cedar Rapids' reported that as he was C-66 east of U.S. Highway 63, someone shattered it.

The windshield was valued number listed in an Emergency Call in to Allen Memorial Hospital was Bill 704. MILE MILESTONES NES BIRTHS REPORTED Covenant Medical Center-St. Francis DOAN, Aaron and Susan, of Independence, (June 28). DOLLESLAGER, Ricky and Tamara, of 227 Balboa Cedar Martha R. Wood Services for Martha R.

Wood, 89, of 1304 Bishop formerly of Jesup, will be 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Oppold Funeral Home, with burial in Cedar Crest Cemetery, Jesup. She died Saturday (June 28) at the home of her sister. She was born Nov. 5, 1896, at Winthrop, daughter of Chris: and Karen Marie Madsen Johnson.

She married Sherman H. Wood on April 2, 1915, in Independence. He died Dec. 14, 1951. Mrs.

Wood and her husband owned and operated the Woods Cafe, Jesup, for 35 years, retiring in 1950. She is survived by a sister, Nellie Mount of 1304 Bishop Ave. She was preceded in death by her husband and seven sisters. Clarence L. Beard CEDAR FALLS Services for Clarence L.

Beard, 57, of 725 Clair are pending at Dahl -Van HoveSchoof Funeral Home. He died late Sunday morning (June 29) at Sartori Memorial Hospital of cerebral hemorrhage. Friends may call at the funeral chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. today, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Tuesday and 9 a.m. to service time Wednesday. Lyle D. Anderson Services for Lyle D. Anderson, 83, of 606 Bayard will be 11 a.m.

Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal Parish, 4535 Kimball Ave. Due to construction on Kimball Avenue, it is necessary to use East San Marnan Drive to Highway 21 south to Orange Road to Kimball Avenue, Lyle D. Anderson then no north to the church. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr.

Anderson died Saturday morning (June 28) at Covenant Medical Center-Schoitz. He was born Oct. 1, 1902, in Greene County, the son of David Blue and Vina Jane Weaver Anderson. He married Twyla Marie Mitchell on Aug. 19, 1928, in Clark County.

Mr. Anderson graduated from the University of Iowa with a master's degree in zoology and genetics in 1939. He taught school for 47 years, the last 29 at West High School, where he also was track coach for 12 years. He retired from teaching in January 1979. He was inducted into the Iowa Association of Track Coaches Hall of Fame i in 1978.

He was president of the Waterloo Education Foundation in 1966. Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Mrs. Kay Luann Spence of Voorheesville, N.Y.; a brother, Dr. Gilbert I. Anderson of Rockport, Texas; a sister, Mrs.

Hazel Francis Lukosky of Calabasa, and a grandson. He was preceded in death by a brother and a sister. Friends may call at Locke Funeral Home after 3 p.m. today. Memorials may be sent to Trinity Episcopal Parish.

893002 Beck Harter Kipp Kolle Obr Swift Six doctors to begin residency Falls, girl (June 29). Sartori Memorial Hospital, Cedar Falls JAKEL, Cynthia, and JONES, Scott, of College boy (June 30). Six physicians will begin their residency with the Iowa College of Medicine in May. He and his wife will Black Hawk Area Family Practice Residency Pro- live in Waterloo. gram on Tuesday.

Dr. Richard J. Kipp of Cresco. He received a The physicians, graduates of accredited medical bachelor's degree from the University of Northern schools, will spend three years receiving additional Iowa and is a 1986 graduate of the College of Ostraining in family medicine. The residents will work teopathic Medicine and Surgery.

He and his wife have with community physicians in the Waterloo hospitals three children. and will see patients at the Black Hawk Area Family Dr. Gary D. Kolle of Fargo, N.D., received his Practice Center. undergraduate degree from Moorhead State UniverThe new physicians are: sity.

He is a 1986 graduate of the Mayo Medical School. Dr. John A. Beck, a native of Lincoln, who He is married and has a child. received a bachelor's degree from the University of Dr.

Clark J. Obr of Mitchell, S.D., received his Nebraska and graduated from the University of premedical education at the University of Iowa and Nebraska College of Medicine in 1986. He is married his medical degree from the University of South and has a child. Dakota. He and his wife have a child.

Dr. Gregory K. Harter, a Waterloo native who Susan L. Swift, a native of Washington, Iowa. received a bachelor's degree from the University of She received her undergraduate and medical degrees Northern Iowa and graduated from the University of from the University of Iowa.

Covenant merges business offices By ANNE PHILLIPS Courier Staff Writer As another step toward operational efficiency, the business offices of Covenant Medical Center's two hospitals, Schoitz and St. Francis, have merged into a central location effective today. According to Lewis Raker, executive vice president, the "basic core" of the center's business office. including patient billing, payroll and data processing, now willl be at the Schoitz facility. Some services, including account- Monday.

June 30. 1986 Waterloo Courier Page A7. NE IOWA DEATHS Sister M. Carmelita Services for Sister M. Carmelita (Loretta Delagardelle), 85, of Good Counsel Hille, Mankato, formerly of Gilbertville, were Friday in Mankato.

She died June 24 following a long illness. She was born in 1901 in Washburn, the daughter of Sister M. Carmelita Mike and Anna Weber Delagardelle. She took her vows with School Sisters of Notre Dame in 1922. She taught grade school in the Mankato area for more than 50 years, retiring in 1973.

She is survived by a brother, Francis Delagardelle of 1536 Bertch St. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Joe and Loren Delagardelle, and a sister, Genieveve Ambrosy. David Michael Humpal Memorial services for David Michael Humpal, 43, of New York City and formerly of Waterloo, will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at Oppold Funeral Home. The family will receive friends Tuesday from 9:30 a.m.

until service time. Memorials may be made to Columbus High School. Pearl Doland Uhlken Services for Pearl Doland Uhlken, 81, of 1511 Essex Drive, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at Chapel of Memories, with burial at 2p.m. Tuesday at Lima Cemetery, Lima.

She died Friday (June 27) at her home. Friends may call until 9 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to service time Tuesday at the funeral home. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m.

today at the funeral chapel. Joel Blue Services for Joel Blue, 74, of 502 Pine are pending at Chapel of Memories. He died Sunday evening (June 29) at his home. Supervisors will consider funds for DPT clinic By RON De CHRISTOPHER Courier Staff Writer Nearly $25,000 needed to establish a mass-immunization clinic for Black Hawk County children will be considered by the Board of Supervisors Tuesday. The county Health Department is seeking $24,783 from the supervisors for the clinic, which would dispense DPT vaccine.

The vaccine protects people from diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus. Vaccines to fight polio, measles, mumps and rubella also would be administered at the clinic. Health Department Director Tom O'Rourke said public immunization clinics have become necessary, because of the high cost of DPT shots administered by private physicians. O'Rourke said liability claims against drug companies have boosted the cost of privately provided vaccine, making it too expensive for many parents. He said the state, which obtains DPT at reduced cost under a federal contract, gives it to public clinics.

Most of the money sought from the supervisors would be used to pay the clinic's staff. The rest would be used to buy supplies and pay office expenses. could open by mid- or late-July. O'Rourke said the clinic, if needed, He has projected an increasing need for vaccination throughout the summer. The clinic would vaccinate 4,241 to 8,524 children, according to O' Rourke's estimate.

The clinic would be in the county Health Department at 1407 Independence where walk-in patients and those referred by physicians would be treated. O'Rourke said the $24,783 sought from the supervisors would be the county's maximum cost. Patient fees would be on a sliding scale, with patient donations requested to help defray costs. The board will meet at 4 p.m. in the courthouse basement conference VINYL SIDING 233-1000 FREE ESTIMATES PLANNING DICK GIELAU, INC.

Waterloo Cedar Falls "29 Years Experience" Anthony L. Rish DENVER Services for Anthony L. Rish, 31, who died Monday (June 23) at St. Mary's Medical Center, Duluth, were Thursday at Bell Brothers Funeral Home, Duluth; burial in the Oneota, cemetery; survivors include his wife, Valerie; a daughter, Sara, and a son, Christopher, both at home; his parents, Marvin and Alice Rish of Duluth; two sisters, Marva Oesterreich of Duluth and Joyce Rishof South St. Paul, three brothers, Marvin Walter and Ronald, all of Duluth; and maternal grandparents, Martin and Grace Grove of Denver; he was a former employee of Rath Packing Waterloo, and Waterloo Tent and Awning; he had resided in Denver seven and a half years, moving to Duluth in March 1986.

Catherine M. Foelske DENVER Services for Catherine M. Foelske, 55, of rural Denver, who died Sunday (June 29) at Allen Memorial Hospital, Waterloo, after a long illness, will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Paul United Church of Christ, Denver; burial in the church cemetery; survivors include her father and stepmother, Mr.

and Mrs. John Wedemeier of Denver; two sons, David of Tripoli and Steven of Waverly; two daughters, Mrs. Randy Krusemark of Waterloo and Mrs. Pat Sanford of West Des Moines; a brother, Roland of Cedar Falls; three sisters, Mrs. Donald Barnes of Grand Forks, N.D., Mrs.

Wilbert Foelske of Janesville and Evon Wedemeier of CedarFalls; nine grandchildren; preceded in death by her husband, Richard, in 1969, and her mother; friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. today 1 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Schumacher Funeral Home, Denver, and for an hour before services at the church; memorials may be made to the church or the Bremer County Hospice. Lynne Bowden LAMONT Services for Lynne Bowden, 44, who died Monday (June 30) at Delaware Memorial Hospital, Manchester, will be 11 a.m. Thursday at Grace United Methodist Church, Lamont; private committal services will be at Campton Cemetery, Lamont; survivors include her husband, Lee; two sons, Mark of Ames and Monte of Waverly; her father, Robert Reed of Lamont; a sister, Karen Murley of Aurora; and two brothers, John Reed of Cedar Rapids and Douglas Reed of Aurora; she had been in charge of the medical records division at Delaware Memorial Hospital for several years; friends may call after 4 p.m.

Tuesday at Fawcett's Funeral Home, Winthrop, John Kalkwarf APLINGTON Services for John Kalkwarf, 88, who died Sunday afternoon (June 29) at Allen Memorial Hospital, Waterloo, will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at First Reformed Church, Aplington; burial in Pleasant View Cemetery, Aplington; survivors include his wife, Helen; three sons, John A. of Aplington, Dr. Leonard of Glenside, and Delbert of rural Parkersburg; a daughter, Mrs. Jeanette Oelmann of Aplington; 13 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; one greatgreat-granddaughter; a sister, Gertie Kalkwarf Parkersburg; a brother, Fred of Parkersburg; friends may call from 9 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Tuesday and 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Wednesday at Schwartz-Engelkes Funeral Chapel, Aplington, and at the church before services; Mr. Kalkwarf farmed north of Parkersburg until 1957, when he moved to Parkersburg.

Raymond C. Timm TAMA Services for Raymond C. Timm, 67, a resident at Sunny Hill Care Center since June 1972, who died Sunday (June 29) at Marshalltown Medical and Surgical Center, will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at St. John Lutheran Church, south of Tama; burial in Maple Grove Cemetery, rural Tama; survivors include his mother, Marie Timm of Tama; and a sister, Lois Kriegel of Tama; friends may call at Mason-Hand Funeral Home, Tama.

Will Roder SUMNER Services for Will Roder, 87, who died early Monday (June 30) at Hillcrest Home, Sumner, are pending at BeckerMilnes Funeral Home, Sumner. Joseph F. Weiglein NEW HAMPTON Services for Joseph F. Weiglein, 73, who died Saturday (June 28) at Health Care Manor, New Hampton, will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St.

Mary's Catholic Church, New Hampton; burial in Mary's Cemetery; graveside military rites will be conducted by Fae Stine American Legion Post; survivors include a son, Jim of New Hampton; two daughters, Mrs. Francis Bouska of Waucoma and Mrs. Mark Weber of Marion; 12 grandchildren; and four sisters, Mrs. Rose' Diederich of Otter Tail, Mrs? Theresa Hedrick of Waterloo, Mrs. Mary Calkins of Charles City and Mrs.

Helen Hill of Evansdale; he was a retired carpenter; friends may call at Larkin-Martin Funeral Home, New Hampton, where there will be a rosary society rosary at 4 p.m. and a parish Scripture service at 8 p.my both today. 191 William Kroger 3X9 LINCOLN Services for William Kroger, 89, who died Monday (June 30) at Parkview Manor Nursing Home, Reinbeck, will be 10:30 a.m.y Thursday at Salem Church, Lincoln; burial in Maple Hill Cemetery, Lincoln; survivors include two sons, Wilbur Kroger of Evansdale and Lynn Kroger of Gladbrook; three daughters, Bonnie Billerbeck and Shirley Billerbeck, both of Reinbeck, and Joyce Starits of Garwin; 21 grandchildren; and 31 great-grandchildren; he was preceded in death by his wife, Anne, in 1980; he was a retired farmer; friends may call at Goettsch-Perrin Funeral Gladbrook, after 2 p.m. Tuesday. Alice M.

Anderson ST. ANSGAR Services for Alice M. Anderson, 77, who died Friday (June 27) at her home, will be 1 p.m. Tuesday at Deer Creek Lutheran: Church, Carpenter; burial in the church cemetery; survivors include a son, Richard of Brighton, a brother, Verne of Eureka Springs, two sisters, Vernice Martinsons of San Francisco and Agnes Hanna bf St. Ansgar; three friends may call until 8:30 p.m.

today at Schroeder Sites Funeral St. Ansgar, where there will be a prayer service at 8 p.m.; friends also may call until 11 a.m. at the church! before services. Ethel Mae Braden 154 WINTHROP Services for Ethel Mae Braden, 94, who died Sunday (June 29) at Allen Memorial Hospital, Waterloo, will be 11 a.m, Wednesday at Church of Christ United, Winthrop; burial in Fairview Cemetery, Winthrop; survivors include a son, Kenneth of Winthrop; a daughter, Evelyn Peterson of Winthrop; and four grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren; and six greatgreat-grandchildren; she le was. preceded in death by her husband, Coe, in 1958; friends may call after 2 p.m.

Tuesday at Fawcett's Funeral Home, Winthrop. Edith E. Niebuhr FAIRBANK Services for Edithd E. Niebuhr, 76, who died Sunday (June 29) at Covenant Medical Center-Schoitz, Waterloo, will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Woods Funeral Home, Fairbank; burial in Fairbank Cemetery; survivors include three sons, Gene and Loren, both of Fairbank, and Gale ofOcal, eight grandchildren; seven great Edna Milks of and Oelwein two and sisters, Mrs.

Ethel Carnahan of San Jose, Calif; she was preceded in death by her husband, Harold, in 1981; a son, Max; a grandson and five brothers; she was a retired Rath Packing Co. employee; friends may call after 2 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Edithana Fletcher REINBECK Services for Edithana Fletcher, 75, who died Saturday (June 28) at Covenant Medical Center-Schoitz, Waterloo, will be 1 11 a.m. Tuesday at United Church of Christ, Reinbeck; burial in Reinbeck Cemetery; she is survived by cousins; friends may call at FrenchHand Funeral Home, Reinbeck; a memorial fund has been established.

Jay H. Dieken GRUNDY CENTER Services for Jay H. Dieken, 39, of rural Dike, who died early Monday (June 30) at Veterans Administration Hospital, Des Moines, are pending at Engelkes-Abels Funeral Home, Grundy Center. SENIOR CITIZENS: We have a Medicare Supplement That is GUARANTEED RENEWABLE and pays of the Part A deductible co-insurance (HOSPITAL, ETC.) PLUS THIS POLICY PAYS of the difference between what Medicare Part pays (DOCTOR, ETC.) and your ACTUAL charges for Medicare covered services. Also, if you apply and QUALIFY, THERE ARE NO WAITING PERIODS for Pre-Existing Conditions.

Yes, A REAL Medicare Supplement. Act Now! CLIP and mail with your name and address to: Physicians Mutual Insurance P.O.' Box 844, Cedar Falls, la. 50613. NP-36 291 10T ing operations and a cashier, still are located at St. Francis, Raker said.

"This is just one more phase in bringing the facilities together." he explained. "'The entire financial systems are being married into one." St. Francis and Schoitz consolidated operations in 1985. The hospitals began working on merging their data-processing systems in March on a "planned process." Raker said. "'The basic reason is to gain some efficiencies" and to provide "more controlled billing" he added.

About 12 business office employees were formerly located at each hospital. Raker said. With the merger, about 20 now are located at Schoitz, with the remainder at St. Francis. Although no staff reductions are planned, Raker said the center does expect to reduce the number of business office employees through attrition.

Raker said the move should not affect services to patients at each hospital, although St. Franics patients will have their bills mailed from Schoitz..