The Billings Gazette from Billings, Montana • 6

14-A Sunday, May 7, 1989 The Billing Gazette Infants' slayings trouble sheriff Elizabeth Fletcher Elizabeth Goodman Fletcher, 84, of 20 Sheri Lane, died Saturday in St Vincent Hospital of congestive heart failure. She enjoyed traveling, her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. ALTON, ILL (AP) A sheriff investigating the three-year-old death of a baby whose parents reported her abducted said Saturday that the strangely similar slaying of another daughter gives him hope he'll make arrests. Jersey County Sheriff Frank Yocom, 50, said he still thinks daily about the June 1986 death of Loralei Marie Sims, which left him angry and upset. "It's worn on me," Yocom said.

"I've maintained throughout my investigation that I would never close the case as long as I was involved in law enforcement in Jersey County, make arrests and put this thing to rest," he said. "And that's still my goaL" The parents, Robert and Paula Sims, are the chief suspects in the latest case, the death of their 6-week-old daughter Heather Lee, and authorities expect to make an arrest soon, police Sgt. Rick McCain said Friday in this city of 40,000 people along the Mississippi River near St Louis. McCain said Saturday that neither parent is considered the stronger suspect The Simses deny any wrongdoing, and hope police will investigate "with an open mind so the killer will be caught," said their attorney, Donald Groshong of Alton. The parents have refused to talk to reporters.

The state Department of Children and Family Services on Friday took custody of their 15-month-old son, Randy, and the parents are staying with relatives. -Their home in a middle-income, tree-lined neighborhood remains an object of curiosity. Broken glass, remnants from Thursday night when authorities broke a window to get inside the house, is still scattered on the front porch, and the grass stands about a foot high. A sign on the front door reads: "In case of fire, save our dogs. We have dogs." Officials investigating Heather's death have examined Jersey County records, and have been working closely with Yocom, the sheriff said by telephone from his office in Jerseyville.

When authorities interviewed Robert Sims, 37, on Thursday night, Yocom sat in. Sims "made some comments that could be very helpful down the road," the sheriff said. In June 1986, the parents, who then lived in nearby Brighton in Jersey County, reported that an armed intruder barged into their home while Sims was at work and took LoraleL their 13-day-old firstborn. Remains believed to be Loralei's were found a week later near the couple's former home. The parents were suspects, but no one was charged.

On April 29, the Simses told police that a masked gunman knocked out Mrs. Sims, 30, and abducted Heather. MM I LOCAL DEATHS Elizabeth Goodman Fletcher, 84, 20 Sherl Lane Burl Jamison, 80, 2032 Ave.C. Esther S. Stein, 2115 Central Ave.

AREA DEATHS Natallne J. Honman Adamson, Beach, N.D. Hark J. Conroy, 86, Livingston Marie Kautz, 80, Laurel Thelma S. Kencke, 84, Great Falls Carroll V.

Peterson, 78, Laurel Joan M. "Jo" Bawden Joan M. "Jo" Bawden came to Montana in 1951 and worked In Sidney at the hospital before moving to Billings in 1956. She has been the cashier at St. Vincent Hospital the last 13 years.

She was active in her church, Cursillo Movement and served on the church school board. She en-Joyed reading and needlework. MRS. BAWDEN Mrs. Bawden, 59, of 1610 Virginia Lane, died Friday in SL Vincent Hospital of complications following surgery.

She was born in Minneapolis, a daughter of Fred and Ka-thrynn Ierien. She attended school and graduated from Fergus Falls High School in 1946. On July 6, 1953, she married John B. Bawden in Fair-view. Survivors include her husband; two sons, Jack and Bob Bawden, both of Billings; four daughters, Kay Grosulak of Reno, Julie Slotsve of Billings, Mary Jo Zwang of Libby and Bette Abelman of Melford, N.J.; two brothers, Neal Ierien of Long Beach, and J.G.

Ierien of Carson City, and two grandchildren. Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Sunday in Dahl Funeral Chapel. Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Monday in Holy Rosary Catholic Church.

Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Smith (D Funeral Chapels Snring Billing Arms lor 91 Yn WE ACCEPT PURPLE CROSS Complete Funeral, Crematory A Cemetery Pra-Arrangements with Cremation Niches, Lawn Crypts A Mausoleum TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN BILLINGS SMITH WEST CHAPEL 304 34TH ST. W. 245-6427 4 Bracks N. of Central on 34th St W.

120H2MI DOWNTOWN CHAPEL 24S4427 Adacit Patting FLETCHER Elizabeth, 84, of 20 inert Lane, wife of Glyn Fletcher. Funeral services 10 a.m. Tuesday in Shiloh United Methodist Church, 1810 Shiloh Road. Interment Mountview Cemetery. Memorials: Big Sky Hospice, 1006 N.

29th St, Billings, Mont 59101 or Shiloh United Methodist Church. Access to church only north of Grand Ave. oh Shiloh Road. (59) SmHhCatfvnora LAUREL 1-628-6651 KAUTZ Marie. 80.

of Laurel services 10 a m. Tuesday, First congregational Church in Lau reL Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens in Billings. (59) PETERSON Carroll 79, of Laurel. Services 2 am. Wednes.

day, Assembly of God Church in Laura, interment Laurel Cemetery. Memorials: Big Sky Hospice, 1006 N. 29th St. BillinKi Mont 59101; or Laurel Assembly oi uoa uiurcn. (510) SfliWiCaHwnra COLUMBUS 1-6264858 OSTRUM Olaf, 83, of Fishtail.

Services 2 p.m. Monday, May 8, at Immanuel Lutheran Church Absarokee. Viewing at funeral nome, a.m. until noon Monday. Casket will be closed at the church.

Interment, Rosebud Cemetery. (58) OtcottChapsI REDLOOGE 1-446-1121 MEMORIAL GIFTS TO YELLOWSTONE BOYS GIRLS RANCH FOUNDATION WILL: Honor the memory ofo deported Mend or loved one. eHelp provide Seolment arvteatfer needy boyiigilj. Ma to: P.O. Box 2549 Billings.

MI 69103 or Con 666-8772 Helen Adeline Taber Helen Adeline MacDonald Taber, 85, of Hemet, died Friday in St Vincent Hospital of natural causes. She was a member of Wally Byam Airstream Caravan and traveled extensively. She was active in the Presbyterian Church in Hemet, Officers Wives Club, World War I and II Auxiliary Veterans, and was a lifetime member of the Mayflower Society. She was born in Norris, a daughter of Hugh C. and Mary B.

MacDonald. She graduated from Billings High School and worked as a secretary for an insurance firm. On Oct. 10, 1925, she married Irving J. Taber in Columbus.

While her husband was in the service they traveled and lived in various cities in the West After his discharge in 1946, they retired and made their home in Riverside, later moving to Hemet where they have resided the past 17 years. Survivors include her husband; four nephews, Jerry MacDonald of Beaverton, John MacDonald of Las Vegas, Emery Fleming of San Jose, and Charles D. MacDonald Jr. of Chalmette, five nieces, Mrs. Mary Ellen MacDonald Bissell of Brooklyn, N.Y., Mrs.

Stella Summy of Mountain Home, Idaho, abd Mrs. Mary LaMonaca, Carol Critelli and Nancy Critelli, all of Billings. Private family services with burial in Mountview Cemetery are planned. Michelotti-Sawyers in charge. Mark J.

Conroy LIVINGSTON Mark J. Conroy, 86, died Saturday in Livingston Convalescent Center after a long illness. He was a member of his church and a charter member of Livingston Knights of Columbus. He was born in Butte. He received his education there and in Bozeman.

He attended Gonzaga University in Spokane, and pharmacy school in Milwaukee, where he received his degree in pharmacy. He worked as a pharmacist in Bridger and in the 1930s came to live at Ox-Yoke Ranch in Emigrant. He also worked as a tool maintenance supervisor in the railroad shops in Livingston until retiring in 1974. Survivors include a nephew, Jim Murphy of Emigrant Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Monday in Franzen-Davis-Bebee chapeL Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m.

Tuesday in St. Mary's Catholic Church. Burial will be Calvary Cemetery. Nataline J. Adamson BEACH, N.D.

Nataline J. Hors-man Adamson served as the county school superintendent for 24 years in Golden Valley County, N.D., and taught school for one year in Montana and in Golden Valley County for several years. She was instrumental in teaching soil conservation and worked with Gov. Link to establish North Dakota Bird Day. She served on the state health board in Bismarck, Beach Park Board and the hospital board.

She was a member of Theodore Roosevelt Nature and History Club, Garden Club and Delta Kappa Gamma. Mrs. Adamson, 90, died Friday in Wibaux County Nursing Home of natural causes. She was born in Sisseton, S.D., a daughter of Charles and Phebe Corey Horsman. She graduated from Beach High School in 1916 and attended college at Dickinson Normal College.

On July 3, 1932, she married W.D. "Bud" Adamson in Wibaux. Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the United Community Church in Beach.

Burial will be in Beach Cemetery with Silvernale-Silha Funeral Home of Beach in charge. We accept Purple Ctom 10 Yellowstone Billings 2484807 BAWDEN Joan M. "Jo," 59, of 1610 Virginia Lane, wife of John B. Bawden. Rosary 7 p.m.

Sunday, Dahl Funeral ChapeL Funeral Mass 11 a.m. Monday, Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Memorials: St Vincent HospitaL(58) 300 Highland Blvd. Bozeman 586-5298 HANES Mabel 76, of Bozeman.

Funeral services 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Dahl Funeral ChapeL Interment Sunset Hills Cemetery. (59) 708 S. McGillen Red Lodee 446-1800 The Famllv Leona Swartz Owen wisnes to Gxtxess our sincere thanks to all our relatives friends for all their kindness, floral arrangements, food, cards memorials sent to us to acknowledge the loss of iuvbu one. a special JJ thanks to th nlnn cff nlUzstM.

ft II vji HDJinii iviunur. wing o. for all their help comfort. ruwAL (jhapels She was born in North Platte, a daughter of George and Katherine Kes-sler. The family moved to Ranchester, and then to Billings.

On July 12, 100,41 ottA oirc IIIOlllCU George Good- MRS- FLETCHER man in Billings. They farmed west of Billings until Mr. Goodman's death in 1950. In 1951, she moved to Denver where she worked for Gates Rubber Co. until 1956, when she moved to Tracy, Calif.

On Dec. 14, 1957, she married Glyn W. Fletcher in Sparks, Nev. She then worked for J. Heinz Co.

until her retirment in 1970. She and her husband moved to Red Lodge in 1971 and lived there until moving back to Billings in 1985. Survivors include, her husband; a daughter, Mrs. William (Marion) Ruspini of Corpus Christi, Texas; a son, Jerry Goodman of southeast of Laurel; three sisters, Mrs. Jacob (Jennie) AHes of Billings, Mrs.

Lydia Baier and. Mrs. Kenneth (Clara) Klegg, both of Alameda, three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Shiloh United Methodist Church, 1810 Shiloh Road.

Burial will be in Mountview Cemetery with Smith Downtown Chapel in charge. Marie Kautz LAUREL Marie Kautz, 80, died Saturday in her home of natural causes. She was a member of her church and the Ladies Aid. She loved her grandchildren and enjoyed cooking, sewing and needlework. She was born in Berlin, Germany, a daughter of Jacob and Katherine Kramer.

The family came to the United States shortly after her birth, residing in Kansas, later coming to Montana. On April 30, 1932, she married Henry Kautz in LaureL Survivors include her husband; three sons, Donald Kautz of Vancov-er, Robert Kautz of Helena and Stanley Kautz of Laurel; a brother, William Kramer of Billings; a sister, Mrs. Alex (Anna) Herman of Laurel; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in First Congregational Church in Laurel.

Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens in Billings, with Smith-Cashmore Memorial Chapel in charge. Thelma S. Kencke GREAT FALLS Thelma S. Kencke, 84, died Wednesday of natural causes in a Great Falls nursing home. She was born in Hutchinson, and married Lloyd W.

Kencke in Billings. She came to Great Falls from Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, in August 1986. She is survived by her husband of Great Falls. Cremation has been held. No services are planned.

Chapel of Chimes Mortuary of Great Falls is in charge. Obituary policy Obituaries are news stories, and The Gazette prints them without charge. They include name, age and hometown of the deceased, along with other information. Cause of death is listed. If the person was 70 or older, natural causes if accurate will suffice if the family prefers.

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C. Rosary 7 p.m. Tuesday in Michelotti-Sawyers Mortuary. Funeral Mass 11 a.m. Wednesday, St Thomas Catholic Church.

Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. (510) STEIN Esther 90, of 2115 Central Ave. Funeral services are pending. (57) (1 Brookstone Monument Co. Designers ef Memorials 812 Central Ave 24SJ7S2 Hinh Olinlihl at A ffnrdnhls Pn M-F Sat 8-5; by appt anytime Ton Free 1-800-777-3702 Sheridan 307-674-9839 SerwnfSo.MT.Afo Big Born Basin JJ if Bob Richardson, Mgr.

i Mexican police kill cult leader BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP) -The ringleader of a drug-smuggling cult that killed 15 people was slain in a gunbattle with Mexico City police Saturday, and his girlfriend, the alleged "high priestess," was captured, police said. Cameron County sheriff's Lt. George Gavito said Mexican authorities told U.S. investigators Saturday night that cult leader Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo, 26, was killed and that police have arrested Sara Aldrete, a 24-year-old former Texas college student described as the "witch" of the cult. "They have confirmed that Adolfo is dead and Sara has been arrested," Gavito said.

Alleged cult member Martin Quin-tana Rodriguez also was killed in the shootout at a Mexico City residence about 4:30 p.m., said Cameron County Sheriff Alex Perez. Three other people believed to be cult members were also arrested. Constanzo, the alleged "godfather," and Aldrete had been sought in an international manhunt and are believed to have masterminded the activities of the cult that killed 15 people in a series of ritualistic sacrifices and drug-related slayings. Gavito said he spoke on the telephone with Ms. Aldrete, who is in police custody in Mexico City, for about five minutes Saturday night, but he would not divulge details of the conversation.

Mexico City police confirmed that two people were killed during a shootout Saturday afternoon and that their identity was in question. They also said the shootout occurred in a supermarket. The attorney general's office in Mexico's Federal District would not immediately confirm the story. "We don't know anything about it," Luis Gomez Saenz told The Associated Press by telephone Saturday night Constanzo, 26, and Ms. Aldrete, 24, had been charged with aggravated kidnapping by Cameron County authorities and are believed to have directed human sacrifices, mutilations and the boiling of brains and other organs in rituals to bring occult protection for their drug-smuggling ring.

The ring and its macabre activities was discovered when authorities unearthed 15 bodies buried west of the border city of Matamoros, Mexico, beginning on April 11. Constanzo and Ms. Aldrete, missing since the first 12 bodies were uncovered April 11, are among 11 people indicted in the United States on a four-count drug indictment Four of the five men in custody in Matamoros said the cult leaders were Constanzo and Ms. Aldrete. The pair flew from McAllen to Mexico City on April 11, officials have said.

In the Mexican capitaL the investigation led to searches of residences where occult altars were found. Atlantis crew pursues light work schedule CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) Atlantis' astronauts soared past the halfway mark of their four-day space journey Saturday, continuing a light schedule of experiments as the probe they deployed soared beyond the moon toward Venus. The workload aboard Atlantis was limited because the Magellan probe and its rocket booster, which together weighed 45,000 pounds, did not allow for many experiments to be carried aboard. Billings Monument Co.

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Closed Alcoholics Anonymous West End Club at noon and 8 p.m., 2439 Grand Ave. Billings Trap Club at noon at Lake Elmo Downtown Al-Anon 1:30 p.m, 3302 Fourth Ave. N. Open Alcoholics Anonymous 2 p.m., 510 Cook Ave. Gamblers Anonymous (smokeless) 2 p.m., 2604 Phyllis Lane Emotions Anonymous candlelight meeting 6 p.m., 204 Grand Ave.

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