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MAY 10, 1968. WATERLOO DAILY COURIER, WATERI OJ, IOWA FRIDAY, Northeast lowa Deaths Oelwein Police Officers Three Oelwein police officers receive the congratulations of their chief following graduation exercises at the Waterloo Police Academy Thursday night. The new officers Graduate are, from left, Perry Walton, Gary L. Zingg and Jim B. Brooke.

Chief Jim Fortsch is at right. Delaware Opens Two Parks (COURIER NEWS SERVICE) MANCHESTER Lyle Retz, county conservation board executive director, has announced the opening of two new parks near Manchester and Earlville. They are the Pin Oak, a 100 acres along the Maquoketa River south of Manchester, and Plum Creek Park, 29 acres at the east corner of Earlville. New Road A new road was built to the Pin Oak park, which is reached by turning south at the county road running along the east side of the Manchester Mitchell County Hospital Administrator Quits Post (COURIER NEWS SERVICE) las administrator of the Buena OSAGE The administrator Vista County Hospital 1 in Storm of the Mitchell County, Lake. Memorial Hospital, Harris While living at Osage, Feldick Feldick, submitted his resigna-, has been active in civic and tion to the hospital board at service organizations, having the regular meeting Monday been past president of the night.

Osage Rotary Club, Chamber Feldick, who has served as of Commerce, Jaycees, and administrator for the past Osage Conservation Club. years, has accepted the position He served as chairman of the Estates Have Total Value Of $180,000 (COURIER NEWS SERVICE! TOLEDO Inventories of three estates with a total value of $181,460 were filed this week in Tama County District Court. The estate of the late Clayton C. Flynn, Toledo, who died Feb. 12 at the age of 77, is estimated to be worth $67,479.09 and consists mainly of 80 acres of land east of Toledo, and property held jointly with his wife, $29,512, The widow, Ruth F.

Flynn, is sole beneficiary. The value of the estate of the late Charles W. Dowd, Toledo, who died Jan. 7 at 92, is $50,421.93. It includes real estate, and jointly held savings bonds, $5,494.40.

Beneficiaries are two sons, William Cedar Falls, and Irwin Toledo. The late Carl Anderson, Tama, who died April 18 at the age of 54, left an estate estimated at $63,559.07. It includes real estate, certificate of deposit and checking account, personal property, livestock, farm machinery and grain, $19,155. Beneficiaries are his mother, Hannah Anderson, and a brother, Glennn E. Anderson, both of Tama.

Golf and. Country Club course, which provides 20 acres of camping and picnic grounds and is open to primitive camp: ing and picnicking. It also provides Maquoketa River access for fishermen and is located just upstream from the water gauge, a little dam across the river which is a popular fishing spot. Toilets, picnic stoves and tables are provided, and a new well has just been completed. Foot Bridge The Plum.

Creek park provides facilities for. primitive camping and picknicking. A foot bridge has been built across the dry run to provide access to the picnic area. Toilets, stoves and picnic tables have been provided, and a well will be completed within the next few weeks. Permits are required for all night parking in all county parks where camping is permitted.

Permits are free and can be obtained from the county conservation board workers, the county sheriff's office or other law enforcement officers. Other Camp Sites Camping is permitted at the following other parks: Fountain Spring Creek park Greeley, Bailey's Ford near southeast of Manchester, Coffin's Grove park west of Manchester, Turtle Creek park west of Delhi and Hard Scrabble park south of Hopkinton. Allison-Bristow Students Slate Pops Concert (COURIER NEWS SERVICE: ALLISON The AllisonBristow High School vocal music department will present (their annual pops concert 8 p.m. Monday in the high school gymnasium. There will be numbers by the glee club, mixed chorus, The Top Twenty, Judy Schipper, Joyce Harms, Ron Wiebke, Dave Kramer and Gary Schmidt, two girls trios, an a duet by Joyce Harms and Janet Wiegmann.

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Roland D. Nolting, 52, and her daughter, Kristine Ann, 18, who died in a car truck accident near Iowa Falls Tuesday, will be 2 p.m. Saturday First Baptist Church in Eldora; burial will be Monday in Highland Memory Park at Appleton, Longnecker Funeral Home at Eldora in charge. A memorial service for Kristine Ann was to be 2 p.m. Friday in the new South Tama High School gym.

MRS. PAULINE BARTELS WEST UNION Services for Mrs. Pauline Bartels, 85, who died at the West Union hospital Thursday afternoon, are pending at Burnham and Wood Funeral Home; survived by a son, Martin of DeKalb, and 3 daughters: Mrs. Pauline Briggs of Tucson, Mrs. Lloyd Elmer of New Concord, and Mrs.

E. T. Wright of Annandale, Va, MRS. NORMAN TRYTTEN DECORAH Services for Mrs. Norman, Trytten, 54, who died.

Wednesday of an apparent heart attack while taking her kindergarten class on a field trip to the green house, will be 2 p.m. Saturday at the First Lutheran Church; burial in the Lutheran Cemetery; survived by her husband; a daughter, Mrs. Erling Schmiesing of Mason City; 2 sons: Capt. Chris, stationed with the Air Force in Turkey, and Richard attending school. at Mankato, 3 brothers: William and Kenneth Chandler, both of Nashua, and Tom of Columbia, and 5 sisters: Mrs.

Loren Frederick of Dysart, Mrs. Gerald Fisher, Mrs. Robert White and Mrs. Pat Hinch, all of Nashua, and Mrs. Richard Rollins of Denver, OlsonFjelstul Funeral Home in charge.

DR. JAMES S. STRINMOEN Services for Dr. James S. Strinmoen, 80, retired veterinarian who died Wednesday at his home in Highlandville, will be 2 p.m.

Saturday at Big Canoo Lutheran Church; burial in the church cemetery; survived by his widow, Louise; 3 daughters: Mrs. Forest Kroshus of Highlandville, Mrs. Norman Johnson of Decorah, and Mrs. Mark Halverson of Des Moines; 2 sons: Loyd of Pleasant Township and Kenneth of La Crosse, a sister, Mrs. Henry Amundson of High- landville; and 2 brothers: Bernard of Dorchester and Olaf of Decorah; Steine Funeral Home in charge.

L. W. SMITH SUMNER Services for. L. W.

Smith, 75, who died Wednesday at the Sumner hospital, will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Brant Funeral Home in Oelwein; burial in Woodlawn Cemetery, Oelwein; survived by his widow, Ruth; 2 sons: Dean of Oelwein and Stewart of Sioux Falls, S. D. a daughter, Mrs. Bert Marrs of Columbus, Ohio; 3 brothers: William of El Cajon, Claude of Comanche, and Floyd of DeWitt; and 2 halfsisters: Mrs.

Jeanette Collins of Clinton and Mrs. Ruby Garrity of Cudahy, Calif. ANTON ELSBERND FT. ATKINSON. Services for Anton Elsbernd, 78, retired farmer who died at his home of cancer Wednesday evening, will be 10:30 a.m.

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This week he is to be installed as president of the Upper Midwest Hospital Conference, a five-state group which will include 8,000 to 9,000 members. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Iowa Hospital Association; on the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Board. Mrs. Feldick, has also been active in local organizations and is a registered nurse, working on call at the Memorial Hospital. Their family includes five children, Craig, 13; Steven, 12; Kathy, 10; Jeffrey, and Nathan, The family will be moving to when Storm Lake about July 1, Feldick takes over his new duties.

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