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B2 Star-Tribune, Casper, Wyo. Monday, July 1, 1991 2 3 CALENDAR Monday Harry A. McDaiiiel Dorothy Lucille Stoll TORRINGTON Funeral services for Harry A. McDanicI, 93, will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the First Wyoming United Presbyterian Church by Rev.

Larry Armstrong. Mr. MeDaniel died June 29. 1991, at Cioshcn County Memorial Nursing Home. He was born March 5.

1 898. to William E. and Gertrude F. (Austin) MeDaniel in Missouri. When he was two, the family moved to the Whitcomb Ranch near Chugwater and later to the Hat Ranch near Wheatland.

They moved to Torrington in 1908 when his father purchased the Dray Line and Bulk Station for the Continental Oil Company. After his father died in an accident. Mr. MeDaniel ran the business for a while. On Dee.

22. 1920. he married Maud A. Bright at her parent's farm near London Flats. The McDaniels farmed near Yoder and on London Flats until The Depression forced them to move to Torrington in 1936.

Mr. MeDaniel worked at the Holly Sugar factory and served with the Torrington Police force before becoming a driver for Safcwav in 7444). Pathfinder Toastmasters: Meet at Kings Table, dinner at 6 m. (optional): meeting 6:30 p.m. (Info: 266-1230).

North Platte Walleyes Unlimited: Meets at 7 p.m., Ag Center. 201 1 Fairgrounds Rd. Open to all interested fishermen. Casper Photography Club: Meets at 7:30 p.m.. Mills Room of Ag Center, 201 1 Fairgrounds Rd.

Program: Selective Focus by Al Metz and Joe Paige. Open to the public. Casper Newcomers Club: Holds board meeting at 384 1 East 1 5th, Apt. 61 1. (Info: 266-5654 or 473-7727).

Smokers Anonymous: Meets at 7:30 p.m.. 904 S. Durbin. A 1 2-step program for those wishing to stop smoking. (Info: 266-2517).

Community Education Lectures: Held at 7:30 p.m.. Public Health Auditorium A. Topic: Developing Positive Self-Image by susan Crabtree. Admission free. Registration required by calling 237-95X3.

Scxaholics Anonymous: A 12 step program for men and women desiring to control compulsive sexual behavior. For Casper meeting, write S.A., P.O. Box 582, Evansville. WY. 82636.

NA Support Group: Meets at 8 p.m. at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. 4700 S. Poplar (basement) (Info: Bill.

266-4196. Al-Anon Podium Meeting: Held at 1831 East 8 p.m. (Info: 237-1329 or 577-1971 Alcoholics Anonymous: For information on any A.A. meetings regarding time and location in your area, call 234-1447. Morning Tour Toastmasters: Meet at 6:30 a.m..

Holiday Inn. Open to the public. Breakfast Optimists: Meet at 6:45 a.m.. Holiday Inn. (Info: 235-5694).

Sunrise Lions: Meet at 6:45 a.m.. Holiday Inn. Overeaters Anonymous: Meets at noon. 23 1 S. Wilson.

Focus on recovery. (Info: 234-8065). Rotary Club: Meets at noon. Holiday Inn. Al Anon: All open meetings: Brown Baggers meet at noon.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 7th Wolcott. Caring and Sharing meets at 8 p.m.. 120 West 1st, Century room 108. Beginners welcome.

Al-Anon adult children meet at 8 p.m.. 152 N. Kimball. (Info: 237-1964 or 577-1341). Smokers Anonymous: Meets at 5:15 p.m..

231 W. Wilson, (basement door). (Info: 237-4233). Casper Mtn. Lions Club: Meets at 6 p.m..

Holiday Inn. TOPS No. 279: Meets at 6 p.m.. Word Christian Fellowship. 12th Melrose.

(Info: 237-8505). TOPS No. 246: Meets at 6 p.m.. Basko 777 W. 1st.

Spenders Anonymous: Meets at 6-7 p.m.. Crest View Hospital. 2521 E. 15th. Support group for compulsive spenders.

(Info: 237- Obituary policy announced The Casper Star-Tribune seeks to publish all Wyoming-related obituaries, and will print them in full as a free service to the public. The information should be submitted to the funeral home in charge of arrangements, who will relay it to the Star-Tribune office. In some instances, space considerations may make it necessary to edit an obituary. For space reasons, we do not list the names of ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS! $17,500 FOR YOU If you own or are buying your home, the U.S. Congress has made it possible for you to borrow up to $1 7,500 for you to improve your home through the F.H.A.

Title 1 program. It is designed for such home developments as Kitchen Cabinet Replacement, Lifetime Siding, Energy-Efficient Replacement Windows, Decks, Room Additions, Remodeling, etc. CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-262-9302 WEAVER'S WHOLESALE SUPPLY 1075 S. Yukon St Lakewood, CO 80226 FUNERALS worked at Town and Country Pharmacy and later at the Fashion Crossroads. Mrs.

Stoll was a lifetime member of the Methodist Church and a member of the Daughters of the Nile. She is survived by her husband Wilbur of Casper; a daughter. Mrs. Joe (Peggy) Thomas of Casper; a son Jerry Stoll of Casper: and four grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Blue Envelope Cancer Fund or the Shriners Crippled Childrens Burial will be in Highland Cemetery.

Memorial Chapel is in charge of the arrangements. MILITARY GLEN ROCK Navy Ensign Todd C. Wobig, son of Larry D. and C'rissic L. Wobig of Glen-rock has recently graduated from the United States Naval Academy.

Annapolis. and was commissioned in his present rank in the United States Navy. GREEN RIVER -Marine 2nd Lt. Douglas K. Switer.

a 1981 graduate of Cireen River High School, has graduated from The Basic School located at Marine Corps Combat Development Command. Quantico. Va. GREEN RIVER Marine Lance Cpl. Evan V.

Spennebcrg. son of Carol Christcnson of Green River, recently reported for duty with 1st Marine Aircraft Wing. Marine Corps Air Station, Futenma. Okinawa, he is a 1989 graduate of Cireen River High School and joined the Marine Corps in September I9S9. GILLETTE Navy Seaman Recruit Chad R.

Jons, son of George II. and Cheryl J. Jons of Gillette, recently reported for duty aboard the amphibious command ship USS Blue Ridge, home-ported in Yokosuka. Japan. He joined the Navy in August 1990.

RIVERTON Marine Pfe. I.ylc G. Ilubcr. son of Lvle G. Iluber Jr.

of Riverton. recently reported for duty ith 3rd Marine Expeditionary Force. Okinawa. Japan. He joined the Marine Corps in February 1990.

tm mm mm V0 Wow We'll Cthn CY AVENUE mtit AT SPRUCE Bustard PHONE 234-7123 CASPER Services for Dorothy Lucille Stoll. 72. will be conducted Wednesday at I p.m. at Memorial Chapel by Rev, William liams. Mrs.

Stoll died Saturday, June 30, 1991. at the Wyoming Medical Center following a long illness. She was born STOIJ June I. 1919. in Casper to William and Sarah (Brewer) llolcomb.

She attended school in Casper and graduated from Natrona County High School. On Jan. II. 1948. she married Wilbur A.

Stoll in Casper. She FIRE CALLS CASPER The following calls were reported by the Casper Fire Department: Juno 14. 1991 6:17 a.m. On site 43 fire alarm. 930 S.

Elm 1 2:48 p.m. On site 26 accident. Robertson Rd. 3:21 p.m. On site 43 LMS.

t'Y and Poplar 4:06 p.m. On site I 22 accident. Wyoming Blvd. 7:08 p.m. On site 1 7 accident.

2nd Jefferson 9: 1 2 p.m. On site 2 1 LMS. 4 IX Oleander p.m. On site 26 tire. McKinlev 9:47 p.m.

On site 12 LMS. 2nd and (irant 1 1:36 p.m. On site 1 1 LMS. 12th Beverly June 15. 1991 2:01 p.m.

On site 27 LMS. and Kimball 5:41 p.m. On site 29 gasoline spill. 2nd Beech 7:05 p.m. On site 33 LMS.

1 101 N. Poplar 7:20 p.m. On site 25 LMS. 1764 W. 16th 9:08 p.m.

On site 10 IMS. 1041 Li Mh I 1:21 p.m. On site 24 LMS. 60 Magnolia 1 1 :54 p.m. On site 39 accident, 1 3th Sycamore June 16, 1991 8:49 a.m.-- On site 1 5 min IMS.

1037 L. 15th 9:27 a.m. On site 50 I MS. (0 Maunolia 2:08 p.m. On site 22 IMS.

800 No. Poplar 2:44 p.m. On site 33 accident. and (ilcnarm 3:36 p.m. On site 38 LMS.

803 W. I Ith 4:19 p.m. On site 1 8 LMS. 920 S.Jackson June 17. 1991 7:32 a.m.

On site 15 LMS. 300 L. ollins 1:28 p.m. On site 12 fire alarm. 109 L.

10th 3:25 p.m. On site 29 hazard condition. 2401 S. Lennox DIVORCES CASPER The following divorces were urantcd for the week ending June 25. 1991: Dolores L.

Chew and Ldear L. hew Valarie Ann llolscher and Louis Thomas llolscher Marcia fay Mays (maiden name of Foster restored) and Kevin Michael Mays Carolyn (ienevieve Simmons and Raymond Eugene Simmons Rohyn M. Ziet and Charles C. Ziet. investment providing added security that a default will not occur.

Another possible concern is whether the mortgage allows the indebtness to be assumed at all and, if so, under what terms. Some mortgages contain an "acceleration clause" or a "due on sale" clause. Either of these provisions makes it possible for a lender to force full payment of the loan if the property is sold. For example, if the mortgage clearly states that the loan is not assumable, and it is sold to a buyer who assumes responsibility, the lender may "accelerate" payment of the entire remaining balance on the loan as protection. The "due on sale" clause also states that the entire balance becomes due if the property is sold under certain conditions.

Although a loan assumption is a viable method to buy or sell a home without the need for new financing, ask the lender for clarification before agreeing to do so. If you need information to help you solve a real estate puzzle, call me a 265-7240. I'll be happy to share my knowledge with you at no cost or obligation. I. 1944.He retired in 1963.

Mr. MeDaniel was a member and former elder of the First Wyoming United Presbyterian Church. He was a charter member of the Torrington Volunteer Fire Department and he was also a member of the Goshen County Historical Society. He is survived by three daughters: Roberta Noble of Vancouver. Vena Runyan of Loveland.

and Betty Jo llertler of Veteran; two sons. Ward E. MeDaniel of Pella. Iowa, and Robert MeDaniel of Boulder. 10 grandchildren and 15 great-children.

He was preceded in death by his wife, who died in 1984. and by two sisters and two brothers. Burial will be in the Valley View Cemetery. A memorial has been established by the First Wyoming United Presbyterian Church. Friends may call at the Colyer Funeral Home from I to 5 p.m.

today and from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday. The Colyer Funeral Home is handling the arrangements. friends, in-laws or grandchildren except under certain circumstances.

Special notices of the times of services, and cards in memoriam, are published separately as a paid notice from the family. Readers are requested to bring to our attention Wyoming deaths for which obituaries have not appeared in the paper. day at 2:30 p.m. at Memorial Chapel by Rev. William liams of First United Methodist Church.

Priv ate committal services will be held at Memorial Gardens. Flowers or memorials to the Multiple Sclerosis or Blue Envelope Heart Fund would be equally appreciated by the family. THEODORE ARVID ANDERSON Serv ices for Theodore Arv id Anderson will be conducted Tuesday at 1 1 a.m. at Memorial Chapel by Rev Mary Bahmer of Winter Memorial Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery.

Flowers or memorials to the Blue Envelope Heart Fund will be equally appreciated by the family. Memorials may be left at Memorial Chapel. DOROTHY LI CTLLE STOLL Services for Dorothy Lucille Stoll will be conducted Wednesday at I p.m. at Memorial Chapel by Rev. William liams.

Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. Memorials to the Blue Envelope Cancer Fund or Shriners Crippled Children's Hospital would be equally appreciated by the family. Memorials may be left at Memorial Chapel. Making An Assumption! One method of financing requested by home buyers involves the assumption of an existing loan. When an assumption takes place, buyers agree to assume and pay the sellers' financial obligations under the existing mortgage.

They agree to take full and complete responsibility for repayment of the loan. If you are involved in a loan assumption, either as buyer or seller, be aware of several areas of potential concern. These revolve around rights of the original lender, to whom the money is owed. Before buying or selling under an assumption, read the mortgage documents both the note and deed of trust or ask your attorney to do so. Even if an assumption is allowed, the sellers may still bear ultimate responsibility for repayment of the loan.

This means even though a sale takes place, and buyers agree to assume the financial obligations of the loan, sellers could still be held responsible later if the buyers default on the loan. One way to insure that a default will not occur is to ask the buyers for a substantial downpayment. This increases their financial fiH( Real Estate Ivi I Eula VjT 1) CaHper 0tar-tCrtbune TO 10 LflHCHI through August 11, Give You A C3 Facts Byvi JyMHl'J Pavelka 1 Ji 265-7240 JAMES H. MILES Services for James H. Miles of Alcova will be conducted Monday at 1 p.m.

at the First Presbyterian Church by Rev. Randy Bar-nett of the Alcova Baptist Church and Rev. Chris Limmer of the Church of Our Shepherd. Flowers or memorials to the Blue Envelope Health Fund or Meals on Wheels would be equally appreciated by the family. Burial will be in the Alcova Cemetery.

GLADYS B. WONDERLY Services for Gladys B. Won-derly will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Bustard Funeral Home by Rev. J.

Jeff Buscher of the Boyd Avenue Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Highland Cemetery. ILLIAM k. HILL Services for William K. Hill will be conducted Wednesday at 1 :30 p.m.

at the Bustard Funeral Home by Dr. Ralph E. Nelson of the Shepherd of the Hills Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Memorial Gardens Cemetery. ellen w.

McGregor Memorial serv ices for Ellen W. McGregor were conducted Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Memorial Chapel by Rev. Mary Bahmer of Winter Memorial Presbyterian Church. JOHN JACK' GETTLE Serv ices for John "Jack" Ciettle will be conducted Monday at II a.m.

at Memorial Chapel bv Rev. Mary Bahmer of Winter Memorial Presbyterian Church. Burial vfill be at the Oregon Trail Veterans Cemetery with military rites Accorded by V'FW Post No. 9439. Flowers or memorials to the Din-betes Foundation would be by the family.

ALBERT ALFRED LE.MOINE Graveside services for Albert Alfred Lcmdnc of Casper will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at the Ra-vlins City Cemetery by Rev. Glen R. Fuller of the France Memorial Presbyterian Church ith Masonic serv ices conducted by the Rawlins Masonic Lodge. Flowers or memorials to the Blue Envelope Cancer Fund would be equally appreciated by the family.

JOHN HARRISON FREEMAN Services for John Harrison Freeman ill be conducted sis i mm i ii i -r- turn' EER ROAST SANDWICH With The Purchase Of A Casper Star-Tribune Pre-Paid G0R0GE SALE flD or GUARANTEED RES LTV CLASSIFIED AD Stop by the Casper Star-Tribune to place your pre-paid ad get a coupon for a FREE Hardee's Regular Roast Beef Sandwich. 8 1 i i.