Iowa City Press-Citizen from Iowa City, Iowa • Page 12

SATURDAY, Feb. 2, 1991 2 Iowa City Press-Citizen WEATHERNEWS OF RECORD Grandparents are Don and Jean Anne Feldman of Atalissa and Dave and Pat Kordck of West Liberty. MIKELSON: A son, Maxwei Alexander Locally: Today, mostly sunny with a high in the middle 40s. South to. southwest wind 10 to 20 miles an hour.

Tonight, clear with a low in the upper 20s. to Madonna and SFC John D. Mikeison of 204 Dartmouth St. Born Jan. 24 in Umvesity Hospitals.

Grandparents a'e Lyle and Carol Seyde) of Iowa City. MILLER: A daughter. Jane Christine, to Amy and Brian Miller of Iowa City. Born Today Tonight Sunday Jan. 26 in University Hospitals.

Great grandmother is Marie Miller of Iowa City OVROM: A son. Theodore Robert Ar thus, to Maureen Connolly and Fred Ovrum of 1 1 Montrose Aye. Born Jan 18 in Mercy Hospital. 1 1 PENELTON: A son, Torrence Michael, to Cynthia Penelton and Michael Duncan of Keota. Born Jan.

23 in University Hospitals. 1 PRICE: A daughter, Alexandra Lane, to Joanie and Bill Price of 1015 Diana St. Born Jan. 25 in University Hospitals. Mostly sunny Clear Sunny Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Price and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cars- pecken. High: mid 40s Low: upper 20s High: 50 RINDERSPACHER: A daughter, Mary Kathryn, to Susan Goodner and Emil Rmderspacher of 2665 Concord Circle.

Born Jan. 22 in Mercy Hospital. RTTTMER: Twin sons, Michael Keith arc Ryan Douglas, to Cindy and Dave Rittmer of Mt. Vernon. Born Jan.

19 in died Thursday at the Lutheran Home in Muscatine after a short illness. Visitation will be from 2 to 8 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. She was born Feb. 12, 1928, in Moscow, a daughter of Frederick and Emma Hahn Bailey.

She married George Schneider Sept. 30. 1958. at Tipton. He died in 1972.

She attended school at Moscow and West Liberty. She was employed at Louis Rich Foods in West Liberty for 17 years and later was a homemaker. Survivors include six sisters, Norma Finucan of West Liberty, Nola Krogman and Marilyn J. Weig, both of Muscatine, Maxine Young of Oxford, Sandra Lind-horst of Davenport and Paulette Salladay of Morning Sun; two brothers, Frederick Bailey of Le Claire and Dr. Gary Bailey of Kennewick, a special friend, P.B.

Wessel of Wilton. Several nieces and nephews also survive. Her parents, a sister and a brother also died earlier. Richard Voots, 69 Services for Richard Voots, 69, of Iowa City will begin at 2 p.m. Monday at the Callahan Funeral Home.

Mr. Voots died Thursday in Mercy Hospital after a short illness. The body has been cremated. A general memorial fund has been established. Mr.

Voots was born Feb. 18, 1921, in Quincy, 111., a son of Joseph and Helen Young Voots. He married Vevalee Voots Nov. 20, 1945, in Miami, Fla. He was a research professor in the otolaryngology department at University Hospitals for 40 years.

He is survived by his wife; two sons, Donald of Iowa City and Geary of Austin, Texas; a daughter, Myralee Voots of Iowa City; and two brothers, N. James of Quincy, 111. and David E. of Joliet, 111. His parents died earlier.

Mercy Hospital. (Anv local Darent whose babv doei T. .1 SDeneer Mason Cltv uupuque ft not appear in this column may report ln oqo HZ94 www the birth to Carol barr at 337-31 81 .) At 9 p.m. Friday: Temperature: 30 degrees. Barometer: 30.20 steady.

Wind: 10 miles an hour. Wlndchill: 22 degrees. Precipitation: Friday none. Month-to-date 83 (Normal for month: 1.02). Year-to-date .83 (Normal for year to end Of this month: 2.10).

Friday's high: 43 degrees. Overnight low: 25 degrees. Record high today: 59 (1987). Record low today: -27 (1905). Sioux City 4213 IE Waterloo 353 AGENDA Ames 428 Tuesday SUPERVISORS: 9 a.m..

Johnso County Board of Supervisors, informal Davenport 4324 meeting, Administration Building. Wednesday Council Bluffs Des Moines 4429 4417 VETERANS: 9:30 a.m., Johnsoi County Commission of Veterans Affairs. monthly meeting, 91 1 N. Governor St. LIBRARY: 5:30 p.m., Coralville LtoraH regular meeting, Coralville Li brary.

Thursday SUPERVISORS: 9 Johnsoi Coralville Lake: 680 33 feet above sea level, steady. (Corps' target level: 680 feet) Dam tail waters: 649.41 feet above sea level, steady. River stage at Iowa City: 9 90 feet. River stage at Lone Tree: 5 70 feet. River stage at Marengo: 6.38 feet.

Inflow into lake: 500 cubic feet a second. Outflow at dam: 450 cubic feet a second County Board of Supervisors, form meeting, Administration Building. SUPERVISORS: 10 a.m., Johnsoi County Board of Supervisors, pubi hearing, Administration Building. S.D. Minn.

Minneapolis!) 348 Cloudy Wis. MENUS Sioux Falls 4212 IOWA CITY Milwaukee Clear National Weather Service (recording): 515-285-6906. Cable TV weather: Channel 18. Weather radio frequency: VHF channel 162.475, Cedar Rapids. 3612 Cloudv 4 jj Iowa Chicago 3918 POLICE Clear DEATHS James Ashby, 64 James E.

"Jim" Ashby, 64, 811 Edgewater Drive, Coralville, died Friday at Morning Sun Care Center after a long illness. Services will begin at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the George L. Gay Funeral Home, with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery in Coralville. The Rev.

Richard White will officiate. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Memorial donations will go to University of Iowa Handicap Schools. He was born Dec.

27, 1926, in Oakville, a son of Fred and Marie Hartsock Ashby. He married Carolyn King Sept. 19, 1964, at Lone Tree. He graduated from Wapello High School and attended Parson's College. He worked for Northwestern Bell for 34 years, retiring in 1982.

He was a paratrooper in World War II, and a member of the Coraville American Legion, Northwestren Bell Co. Pioneers, and received the Theodore M. Vail Bronze Medal for heroic deeds in 1957. He is survived by his wife; a daughter, Renee (Mrs. Ronald) Kelley of Burlington; a son, Craig Ashby of Phoenix, a stepdaughter, Cheryl (Mrs.

Bill) White of North Liberty; a brother, Darrell Ashby of Morning Sun; a sister, Elda Harbison of Anchorage, Alaska; and one grandson. His parents died earlier. Jack W. French, 54 Jack W. French, 54, of Cam-anche formerly of Iowa City died Friday at Samaritan South Hospital in Clinton, of a heart attack.

Services will begin at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Camanche Chapel Snell-Zornig Funeral Home in Camanche, with burial in Roseville Cemetery in Camanche. The Rev. George Mullen of the First Assembly of God in Iowa City will officiate. Mr.

French was born Aug. 22, 1936, in Floris, the son of George and Ruth Sly Burton. He worked for the Iowa Department of Agriculture as a meat inspector for more than 10 years. He was in the Army from 1953-1955. He had lived in Camanche since 1983.

He is survived by his fiancee, Karen Hovell of Camanche; his mother of Palo Alto, one son, Phillip of Dubuque; two daughters, Terri (Mrs. Tom) Houlihan of Chicago, and Lisa (Mrs. Ron) Bream of Iowa City; three brothers, Herbert of South San Francisco, Grever of Hugo, and, Guy of Lancaster, and 10 grandchildren. His father and one brother died earlier. Vernon Kent, 87 Vernon "Dard" L.

Kent, 87, of Solon died Friday after a long illness. Services will begin at 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Solon, with burial in the church cemetery. The Rev.

Francis Lenoch will officiate. Visitation will be from 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the Brosh Funeral Home in Solon, where a wake service will begin at 4 p.m. A memorial fund has been established. Mr.

Kent was born Aug. 24, 1903, in Solon, a son of George and Mary Kessler Kent. He married Mamie Krob Zenishek in June 1936. She died in 1971. He married Helen Divoky Stahle May 1972 in Solon.

He was owner and operator of V.L. Kent Trucking Co. and later worked for the State of Iowa. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church.

He is survived by his wife; four stepdaughters, Dorothy Ramsey, Lorene Trachta and Delores Trachta, all of Cedar Rapids, and Janice McAtee of Vinton; three stepsons, Robert Zenishek of Eureka, Bill Zenishek and Richard Divoky, both of Solon; three sisters, Ann Vittengl of Cedar Rapids, Clara Ditterline of Buena Park, and Ruth Bringman of Wellman; one brother, Herbert Kent of Well-man; 19 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. Neb. Omaha 4429 Clear IOWA CITY III. Kan. Sunset today: 5:23 p.m.

Sunrise tomorrow: 7:17 a.m. Moonrise: 9 45 p.m. Moonset: 8 48 a.m. (DO(DO First qtr Full Last qtr New Feb. 21 Feb.

28 Feb. 6 Feb. 14 Mo. St. Louis 5833 Kansas City 5131 Clear Clear I 200 block of North Clinton Street.

A jacket was reported stolen at 2:44 p.m. Friday. JOHNSON COUNTY Meadowbrook Trailer Court. Jewelry and electronics were reported stolen at 2:45 Monday: Cheese burger witjjj ketchup and mustard, natural cut fries, applesauce, carrot stick an milk. Tuesday: Thick crust sausage pizza, tossed salad with dressing, fruit cocktail and milk.

Wednesday: Macaroni and cheese, cocktail smokies, seasoned green beans, fresh orangT wedges, cinnamon roll and chocolate milk. Thursday: Chicken noodle soup, one-half peanut butter sandwich, tropical fruit mix, carrot and celery srick and milk. Friday: Beef and bean burritp with sauce, seasoned corn, chilled peaches, ranger cookie and chocolate milk. REGINA HIGH SCHOOL REGINA ELEMENTARY Monday: Taco bites, frencti Temperatures and weather conditions Irom midnight to midnight the previous day. HI LoWthr BIRTHS Amsterdam 32 25 cdy Athens 41 34 cdy Auckland 78 68 cdy Bangkok 91 70 clr Barbados 82 73 cdy Barcelona 41 41 cdy Beiing 41 21 clr Beirut 57 46 rn Belgrade ,.18 05 clr Berlin 23 14 clr Bermuda 77 66 clr Bogota 72 18 dr Geneva 30 27 cdy Madrid 50 30 rn Rio 88 77 cdy Brisbane 87 69 cdy Harare 84 64 cdy Manila 84 72 cdy Rome 50 25 dr Brussels 37 23 cdy Havana 87 69 clr Mexico City 64 46 cdy San Juan 80 71 cdy Budapest 26 00 dr Helsinki 32 27 cdy Montreal 18 05 sn Santiago 84 54 clr Aires 75 62 dr Hong Kong 63 57 cdy Moscow 32 10 cdy Sao Paulo 68 cdy Cairo 63 46 cdy Istanbul 34 23 sn Nairobi 79 57 dr Seoul 34 25 dr Calgary 46 18 cdy Jo'burg 73 61 dr Nassau 84 71 cdy Singapore 88 75 dr Caracas 91 64 cdy Kiev 32 30 cdy New Delhi 80 48 dr Stockholm 26 17 cdy Copenhagen 32 28 dr Lima 78 66 dr Nicosia 57 45 cdy Sydney 82 71 cdy Dublin 43 32 dr Lisbon 59 37 cdy Oslo 34 16 cdy Taipei 61 52 rn Frankfurt 37 23 dr London 41 36 rn Pans 36' 27 cdy Tokyo 52 36 dr ines, tossea saiaa witn dressing; cherry whip and milk.

Tuesday: PoliSh sausage witlf kraut, parslied potatoes, diced ivnrhps snii'LorHrwtlf nnH milk I I aI AT .1 A Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 7 a.m. CDT. chicken, mashed potatoes, sea soned carrots, butter sandwich! lime jello with pears and milk. Thursday: Beef and noodles seasoned green beans, butter sandwich, chocolate pudding and? milk. i Raleigh-Durham 52 25 clr Reno 59 16 cdy Sacramento 60 33 cdy St Thomas.

V.I. 85 71 cdy San Jose 69 38 cdy Seattle 54 45 22 rn Tampa-St Ptrsbg 67 56 cdy Topeka 61 30 cdy Tucson 78 48 cdy Washington, DC. 45 24 clr Yakima 44 29 cdy Friday: Chili with crackers, Hi Lo Pre Otlk Abilene.Texas 61. 31 cdy Jackson.Miss. 60 26 clr Albany.N.Y.

25 12 .01 clr Juneau 43 29 sn Atlantic City 39 13 clr Kansas City 51 31 clr 51 17 rn Knoxville 53 22 clr Buffalo 27 19 .02 cdy Lake Charles 63 35 cdy Columbus.Ohio 45 17 clr Los Angeles 77 53 clr 59 29 cdy Madison 33 03 cdy El Paso 63 29 cdy Eugene 66 40 .04 rn Memphis 60 28 clr Fairbanks -10 -42 sn Nashville 55 20 clr Fresno 73 31 cdy New Orleans 59 40 cdy Great Falls 52 40 clr New York City 35 23 clr Greensboro.N.C. 51 22 clr Oklahoma City 62 30 cdy Honolulu '81 63 clr Philadelphia 37 21 clr Houston 65 31 cdy Phoenix 75 53 dy Indianapolis 46 18 clr Portland.Ore. 53 39 .02 ra cheese wedge, butter sandwich confetti cake and milk. National Temperature Extremes High Friday 89 at Homestead General, "Fla. Low Friday -17 at Marquette, Mich.

CORRECTIONS- A five-story parking ramp at the Mercy Medical Plaza has 425 parking stalls. The number of stalls was incorrect in an article in Friday's newspaper. (13) BABATUNDE: A son, Olamide George, to Jums and Joseph Babatunde of 1805 Fifth Coralville. Born Jan. 27 in University Hospitals.

BJORK: A daughter, Allison Mary, to Luann and David Bjork of West Liberty Born Jan. 17 in Mercy Hospital. Grandparents are Howard and Celia Bjork and Amos and Joan.Mornson all of West Liberty. BUSER: A son, Cody Lee, to Daphne and Jamey Buser of Conesville. Born Jan.

20 in Mercy Hospital. CARAWAY: A daughter, Meredith Jane, to Elizabeth and Chester Caraway of Muscatine. Born Jan. 19 in Mercy Hospital. CEURVORST: A daughter, Kaileigh Nicole, to Tamara and John Ceurvorst of 201 7 Rochester Court.

Born Jan. 23 in Mercy Hospital. Grandparents are Jim and Kathy Eick of Iowa City and Jerry and Mary Ceurvorst of Bet-tendorf. COLLINS: A daughter, Virginia, to Susan and James Collins of 1 706 First Ave. North, Coralville.

Born Jan. 19 in Mercy Hospital. CORBETT: A son, Ethan Michael, to Joni and Mike Coruetl of Concord, N.H. Born Jan. 18 in Concord.

Local grandparents are Roy and Alice Sedi-vec of Iowa City. Great-grandmother is Maud Sedivec of Iowa City. DRAISEY: A son, Lucas Blane, to Kim and Perri Draisey of Keota. Born Jan. 18 in Mercy Hospital.

GOFF: A daughter, Jeaca Elizabeth, to Betty and Stephen Goff of 309 Oberlin St. Born Jan. 18 in Mercy Hospital. HARTWIG: A daughter, Katie Lynn, to Emma and Randy Hartwig of West Branch. Born Jan.

21 in Mercy Hospital. HERSHBERGER: A daughter, Melissa Lynn, to Brenda and Merlin Hersh-berger of Wellman. Born Jan. 19 -in Mercy Hospital. HUGHES: A son, David Marshal, to Cathy and Don Hughes of 505 Oak-wood Village.

Born Jan. 23 in Mercy Hospital. JACOBSEN: A daughter. Kristin Eliza beth, to Donna Lager and Steve Jac-obsen of 934 Talwrn Court. Born Jan.

24 in University Hospitals. Grandparents are Eric and Dorothy Jacobsen of El Toro, Calif, and LaVerne and Erma Lager of Caledonia, Minn. KEARNEY: A daughter. Margaret Elizabeth, to Julie and Joseph Kearney of 205 Highland Drive. Born Jan.

17 in Mercy Hospital. KLOOS: A son, Marcus, to Susan and Tim Kloos of 1920 Liberty Court, Coralville Born Jan. 18 in Mercy Hospital. KOROICK: A daughter, Andrea Sue. to Beth Anne and Scott Kordick of At-aiissa.

Born Jan. 19 in Mercy Hospital. LOTTERIES IOWA Here are the winning numbers drawn Wednesday night in the Iowa Lotto: 12-17-20-23-24-38. The wild card was the 10 of spades. The estimated Iowa Lotto jackpot for tonight's drawing is $1.5 million.

Today's drawing can be seen at 6:28 p.m. on KWWL-TV, Waterloo, and KWQC-TV, UI briefs 6 UI law students compete in mock trials Six third-year law students from the University of Iowa will represent UI in the regional stage of the American Bar Association's njpek trial competition next weekend in Kansas City, Mo. They are Bill Courter of Boone, Kevin Haughton Of Iowa City and Silver Spring, Kevin Lindsey of Schaumburg, 111., Bruce Nestor of Iowa City, Suzanne Phillips of West Des Moines, and Rita Wall of Cedar Rapids. The six were chosen after the eighth annual Judge Roy L. Stephenson Trial Advocacy Competition last week at the UI College of Law.

Thirty-two law students and 38 judges and lawyers from throughout Iowa participated in the week-long series of competitive mock trials. Nestor and Wall were named best litigators of this year's event. The UI mock trial competition was named in honor of Judge Roy L. Stephenson, a 1940 graduate of the UI College of Law and a former judge of the U.S. District Court and Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Stephenson's former law clerks established the fund that supports the competition. Summer jobs fair planned for Feb. 12 Students can get a head start in the summer job market and meet prospective employers Feb. 12 at a UI summer jobs fair. Summer jobs in professions ranging from camp counselors to business associates can be explored at the fair from 10 a.m.

to 3 p.m. in the Main Lounge of the Iowa Memorial Union. Cooperative education and course credit also are options. Last year's fair was attended by 56 employers, representing more than 2,500 job opportunities. A "Summer Jobs are Hot" program will be offered from 4 to 5 p.m.

Thursday in the Kirkwood Room of the union. For more information about the programs, call Jane Schildroth of Career Information Services at 335-3201 or Cindy Seifer of the Office of Student Financial Aid at 335-1450. VA hospital will salute its patients Feb. 1 1-14 The Iowa City Veterans Affairs Medical Center will have its 1 8th annual National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans Feb. 1 1-14.

Nashville star Lee Greenwood has been named national chairman of this year's program. Hundreds of letters and Valentines from children will be delivered to hospital wards. To participate, call Voluntary Service, 339-7129, between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays.

ILLINOIS Shirley Schneider, 62 Services for Shirley Jean Schneider will begin at 1:30 p.m. Sunday from the West Liberty Chapel of the Barker Funeral Home, with burial in the Oak Ridge Cemetery, West Liberty. The Rev. Robert Hamel will officiate. Mrs.

Schneider, 62, of 411 West Seventh Muscatine, Here are the winning numbers selected Friday in the Illinois Lottery: DAILY GAME: 5-8-5 PICK FOUR: 9-8-3-2 LITTLE LOTTO 1-9-11-14-21 Estimated Lotto Jackpot: $4 million.