Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 29

"TV THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE 2Q Schoolmates Jan. 15, I960 VITAL STATISTICS 1 Fannie A. Pieh. 77 3 8 21 24th Ay. I.

Milan N. Pilvga, unknown. I jsst Silas M. 5eerson, 74, Stoplet, Minn. IN LEGISLATURE TODAY $85-Mifiion Program to Honor Three Howard I.

Schwarti, 28. Clarendon Hills. Building Be Aired TWINS BOY GIRl Mr. and Mrs.i III.) Judith A. Jones, 25.

4M9 W. 30 St. Louis Paik. Una M. Slough, 75.

Bemidn, Minn, Bertha P. Swanson, 84, 3940 18th Av $. Anna T. M. Thollofsen, 85.

932 13th Av. S. Arthur J. Wall.n, 78. 1628 Elliot Av.

Catherine Whimey, 93, 2912 NE. Roost- Francis P. Doran, 331? York Ay, Rob- Charles Maslow, leqal, Seattle, Mary C. Uat.i, legal, 4301 LoiumDus Av. S.

velt St. pmsdale. BOYS Mr. and Mrs.i James I. Tholen, 21, 207 Myrtle Grant R.

Baseman, 2741 Jersey Av. $., Stillwater, Sharryl L. Sullivan, 21, 304S ftlnominaion Av. HENNEPIN COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS David I. Kudiia, 3550 NE.

Lincoln Kafhy A. Jensen, 3310 NE. Cleve- Richard E. Gustation, legal, 18800 lyndale Av. Lokeville; Donna M.

Wheelw, legal, 28. River Champ- lin. Krishna Dorasaml, 27, Riviera Beach, Fla.i By ROBERT FRANKLIN Minneapolis Tribune Staff Writer Linda M. Gilbertson, 20, Riviera Beach, Fla. it.

Louis Park. Eugene D. Berq, 2928 Blackjtont Av. St. Louis Pork.

Jess W. Knight, 365 Smith Av. St. Paul. Glen R.

Kreqness, 16010 Birch Lane, Min- nefonka. Galen J. Miller. Mound. DIVORCES GRANTED Carl Rudolph Benson from Fern Elisabeth Benson.

4 Kalhryn Honkala from Dorryl C. Ro-Jna M. Willis from. Ray I. Willii.

-J Donna J. Keiley from Gordon J. Keller.) linda West from Michael I. West. leslir E.

Warden from Donna J. Werden.r 4 Marvvoriio Scott from Walter Scott. Goldy Ann Johnson, from Arnold Hull Johnson. Alvin R. Crase, legal, 3351 Oakland Av.i Services Set in California for Rev.

0. Gornitzka Services for the Rev. Odd Gornitzka, 82, long time Minneapolis church educator who died Monday in Thousand Oaks, will be Friday in Ascension Lutheran Church, Thousand Oaks, with burial there. Mr. Gornitzka was stricken with a heart attack Monday after recovering from Hong Kong flu and pneumonia, according to his son, the Rev.

A. Reuben Gornitzka, former senior pastor of A two-year state building Jamoi J. Peters 5033 Clear Springs M.lvin J. Keller, 21 Haivev. N.D.i Con-tance A.

Fowler, 19, 4210 Woaddale Road, Minnetonka. David M. Robson, 2040 Kentucky Av. S-, St. Louis Park.

Av. St. louu Pa'k. D.nni. A.

Tirana. 73. 6808 A3rd Av. Wilfred C. Roth, 5320 Mayview Robbinsdalei Judy E.

Mueller, 21, 6808 63rd Av. Kohbinsdate. Richard F. Greclnser, 23. 811 17th Av.

N.i Suan Mxrchand. 19. 811 1 7th Av. N. Ronald V.

Niiller, 22, 7527 4th Av. S-. Richf.eld, linda A. Harriilhal. 19.

8219 4 if si rf-ep rT 'ew Reward Offered for Lost Plane With 6 Aboard Dupont Av. 5., Bloominaton. Richard C. Knowlet, 32. 1539 laSalle Av.i Rosalind K.

Larson. 20. 1530 LaSalle Av program that would cost about $85 million will be proposed to the Minnesota Legislature today. The program is the product of 18 months of study by the Legislative Building Commission, a body of 10 legislators whose recommendations usually are followed. The commission cufap-proximately two-thirds from the $258.7 million in construction requests made by state agencies and institutions.

There was some pres Ruth E. Allen, legal, 3815 3rd Av. S. Michael A. Drewelow, 19 205 Georgia Av.

Golden Valley; Kathleen R. Hanson, 19, 1908 Glenwood Av. Dorrel W. Erickson, 22. 2450 Pleasant Gayle R.

Langhorst, 18, 725B Cottonwood Lane Plymouth. Robert O. McDonald. 22, 8250 12th Av. Bloomingion; Jean E.

Meyer, 10824 Zenith Av. Bloominaton. William A. Throolin, 23. 4961 Three Points Mou-d; leora J.

Boelter, 22. Ex-Richard T. Bleyhl, 20. 4105 Upton Av. St Nancy i.

Burck, 20. 5049 Vincent Av. S. BIRTHS GIRLS Mr. and Mrs.i lorry W.

Evers, 8810 11th Av, Bloom-inqton. Arnold J. Grolhe, Wayrata. Donald J. Kiffmeyor, 14710 13th Av.

Plymouth. James i. Krueger, 230 Barry Way-lata. Roy I. McPheeteri, 9120 Lyndale Av.

Bloomington. Larry C. Pritchard, Excelsior. Dennis D. Schuli, 7217 W.

31st St. Louis Park. William Bunoi, 25, 950 47th Av. Columbia Heights; Sandra K. Mohltr 18, 1618 Glenwood Av.

John L. Plunlcett, 21, Austin, Minn.i Fatrl. cia I. Voigr, 21. 711 E.

77th Rich field. John D. Uahen. 76. 1757 Colvin St Central Lutheran Church, ft 4 Thecresi-ft: i Paul, Anne Boulg.r, 21, 817 W.

39th PIERRE, S.D, of South dent of South ST. Stephen M. Calligan. 20. 1801 Colfax Av.

Dakota's announced' ustana College S.i Gayle G. Rosenthal, 19, 1901 Colfax Av Bruce' R. Baskln, 27. 2325 E. Old Shakopee Koad, Bloomlngtonj Julie A.

wicks, Minneapolis. The elder Gornitzka for 30 years was associated with the Lutheran Bible Institute in Minneapolis as teacher, dean and acting president. He and his wife moved to Tuesday that a reward is be-pfj, ing offered for information- penny of the $13.4 million they requested. The 1969-71 junior college request of $24.3 million is said to have been cut by perhaps one-half. ALSO substantially reduced were requests by the Department of Corrections, which had asked $6.9 million, and a half-dozen other state agencies, which had requests totaling $15.5 million.

Sources close to the building commission said Tuesday that the governor's budgetary agents had expressed concern about the size of spending requests. The difference between state spending requests and anticipated income has been estimated to be at least $124 million, and LeVander has indicated he will ask for some increase in taxes. IF THE legislature follows a 1967 precedent and uses current revenue to pay off building bonds, it could add another $8 to $10 million to that figure. Jewelry Taken in Burglary sure by Gov. Harold LeVan-der's administration to hold BV4I Cortland bloomington.

Dai R. Mortonson. 26. 4154 Irvina Av Adella W. Nelson, 20, 3412 Colfax Hopkins.

Daniel J. Slack, 6450 67th Av. Brooklvn Park. David R. Swanson, 800 W.

65th Richfield. Keith M. Berg, Wayne, Neb. Allen I. Boomgaarden, 1907 Marshall St.

Paul. Richard R. Bren, 3121 Girard Av. Thomas R. Christy, 4210 Pillsbury Av.

John W. Eastman, 3329 Halifax Av. N-, Robbinsdaie. Terronce J. Eck.

3403 53rd Av. Brook- lyn Center. William F. Erchul, 3200 29th Av. St.

Anthony. Ronald B. Ford, 5931 Chicago Av, Dale M. Gerber, 3801 NE. VanBuren St.

Phillip A. Harris. 3316 E. 24th St. Jeffery M.

Heath, 4201 Aquila Av. New Hope. Fredrick E. Hosklns, 8901 Wentworth Av, Bloomington, Richard D. Johnson, 2138 N.

4th St. Gerald C. Mimiek, 6640 Humboldt Av. N. Robert L.

Moore. 2730 4th St. Mark L. Norman, 4905 Lakeview Dr. Jon D.

Ofstie, 6614 13th Av. Richfield. Carl M. Peterson, 1641 29th Av. New Brighton.

Kenneth J. Roux, 3513 Virginia Av. St. Louis Park. Milton J.

Smahel, 554 36th Av. NE Jerold W. Smith, 5241 Aldrirh Av. N. Raymond I.

Spencer, 2019 Golden Valley Road. Dean I. Swanson, 3336 Dupont Av. S. Lowell A.

Thompson, 3125 Yukon Av. Crystal. Robert I. Tyler, 948 24th Av. NE.

Roy A. Valentinl, 16469 Glengary Court, Valley Park. George J. Virnlg, 4422 34th Av. S.

Jerry W. Winberg, 3601 Sheridan Av. N. Vernon C. Wolff, 339 1 0th Av, New Briqhton, Albert R.

Zitiloff, Montrose, Minn. William Zurbey, 145 NE. Sylvan lane, David A. Teclaw, 731 ftobinwood Lane, down the spending, it was Av. HoDkins.

David W. Eck, 29. 3741 Reservoir learned. Eugene J. Tullbane, 6626 W.

Broadway, Columbia Heights, Geraldine C. Bum- Brooklvn Park. leading to recovery or a miss-w ing plane carrying six Augus-ff tana faculty members ancK students. Dr. Charles Balcer.

presi-' itad, 29, 315 W. 15th St. William D. Mnrtino. 25.

3552 Aldrich Av Donovan R. Anderson, 8300 30th Av. S.i Carole M. Bedard, 26, 4542 Dupont Av. N.

Crystal. Donald A. Andrews, 1519 2nd Av. S. David H.

Bakken, 13709 Wentworth Av. Burnsville. Michael D. O'Connor, 21, 3951 Queen dent of the college, announced Av. N.i Shmlyn F.

Hnwkinson, 21, 4111 Thomas Av. N. Fire Victims Schoolmates of three brothers killed in a home fire early Monday took up collections Tuesday at their1 two schools to honor the dead youngsters. The collection at Jefferson Junior High School by friends of Michael Gates, 14, raised almost $200, according to student fund-raisers. "WE WANTED to do something to show how sorry we are," said Cathi Springer, 15, 2300 Lyndale Av.

an organizer of the collection and -Mike's steady girlfriend Vfor more than a year." John Miller, 16, 407 Morgan Av. also helped run the lunch-hour collection. "Mike was everybody's friend," he said. The largest gift was a $10 bill, Cathi said. Most contributions were smaller.

The students hope to buy flowers for Mike's funeral today. They also said they hoped to help the boys' mother, Mrs. Betty Hill, who is separated from her husband. FRIENDS OF Michael's two younger brothers, Patrick, 11, and Scott Norris, 8, made plans to help. Patrick, a sixth grader, and Scott, in the 3rd grade, had attended Calhoun School, and an assembly is planned there today, according to Calhoun Principal Richard J.

Hanson. Hanson said the youngsters-at Calhoun already had collected $10 and bought flowers for the funeral today, lie said teachers also had contributed. But the assembly today is "to let all our children contribute and themselves if they chose to do so," Hanson said. Joseph E. Bell, 1299 E.

Maynard John E. W.Ik 25, Lonaville. that two friends of have posted $1,000 for in- St. Paul. Robert D.

Borgen, 2535 5th Av. S. Bruce F. Brun.au. 1951 NE.

Ulysses St Judith E. Moran, 23 2960 Fden Prai rie Road, Eden Prairie. Steven P. Krause, 22. 2108 Clinton Av.

Ccwl I. Bunkholt, 10113 Dupont Av. iormanon reueivea unm ia-v Angela' C. DeMalteo, 20, 2440 Harriet bloomington. Bruce P.

Carlson, 2200 Senbury Av, James M. Carlson, 4228 1 1th Av. S. Av. Stephen Decker, 19, Woverly, Minn.i Sunday.

Meanwhile, the governors- of both South Dakota and; Barry G. Daley, 17662 Weaver Lake Susie m. Hardin, 19. Long Lake, tavern D. Sliker.

leartl. AOS S. 9th St. anH Nphraska urped that Maple Orove. James R.

Dougherty. 3349 York Av. N. Robbintdale. Gerald W.

Elfering, 844 Cortland Dr. Apple Valley. Gordon E. English, 5237 NE. 7th Co.

lurnbia Hetahts. Carol M. Wolfe, legal, 1204 Hennepin Av. Bruce A. Hanklnson, 23, 54 Cretin Av.

St. Paul; Julieann M. DeJong, 22, 3333 16th Av. S. Joseph A.

Pecllle, 29, Amorillo, Tex.i Rosemary Yaeger, 21, 5248 1 2th Av. S. leon B. 5chumacher, 26. 1762D 13th Av Plymouth, Carol A.

Casey, 24, 13814 County Road 6, Plymouth. Richard J. Miller, 19, West Bismarck N.D.i Carolyn J. Keller, 21. 3185 Lake shore Wavzata.

Burglars took jewelry at more than $3,900 and California five months ago. Born in Norway, he came to this country when he was 21. He attended St. Olaf College, Northfield, and Luther Seminary, St. Paul.

Ordained in 1914, he served pastorates in Seattle, Farwell, and Westby, Wis. In addition to his widow, Anna, and son, A. Reuben, Palm Desert, he is survived by another son, Rolf, San Jose, two daughters, Mrs. Wallace Asper, Thousand Oaks, and Mrs. Glenn Husby, Missoula, and a brother and two sisters in Norway.

Memorials to Golden Valley Lutheran Coilege or other church related institutions are preferred. Gas Compared SAN JUAN, P.R. Premium gasoline in Puerto Rico has an octane rating of 98 while regular gas is rated at 87. The 1967 Legislature appropriated $68.8 million for buildings after reviewing requests totaling $200.2 million. Part of the increase in the amount to be recommended today was laid to rapidly rising construction costs.

As was the case two years ago, the University of Minnesota entered one of the largest requests and took one of the largest cuts. THE BUILDING bill is said to recommend about $30 million for the university, which had asked for $133.3 million in construction funds, including $85 million for its Twin Cities campuses. The state colleges, which had their $77 million request cut, to $21.5 million two years ago, will fare much better. The current $42.6 million request is understood to have been reduced to something under $25 million. However, junior colleges fared far less well than they did in 1967, when the commission approved every Ouane E.

Hills, 22, Sioux Falls. S.D.i other items Tuesday after noon from the apartment of Marlene M. Gallagher, 22, 1809 La Salle Av Uovd J. Wander. 23.

3525 W. 29th ground forces be to search for the plane, whiclyp has been missing since Saturf day. i It was en route to Falls, S.D. from Coloradoi College in Colorado with the Augustana de-jj bate team and advisors. The Augustana students; are Joyce Estwick, Linda Rapid City, S.D.; Al Jensen Pipestone.

and James Houske, Shawnee Mission," Kan. 1 'Ilil' Mrs. G. B. Bauder, 1913 Du Helen J.

Rothhouse, 24, 4209 Valley pont Av. according to Min View Road, Edina. Jeffrey Parson, 22. 500 Ridgewood Joleen R. Windecker, 20, 500 neapolis police.

Ridgewood Av. ludd E. Garland. 20. Av.

NW Police said that sometime New Brighton; Claudia M. Lindsey, 20, r-ridley. DEATHS Ray Amberg, 73. 1575 Northrop St, Paul. OU P.

Bokken, 85. BOO Sin Av. N. Agnes I. Beck, 50, 5446 Girard Av.

J. Louise E. Berrord. 69. 209 W.

15th St. Florence E. Blomberg, 79, 2417 Elliot Av. Soren K. Christensen.

88, Northfield, Minn. Joseph Cresswell, 57, "2707 W. 43rd. St. Peter de Vise, 21 unknown.

Levi E. Erickson, 4714 Fremont Av. N. Netta F. Folden, 60.

Thief River Falls, Minn. Vera B. Hamm, 59. Litchfield, Minn. Martin Hammer, 48, Rothsny.

Minn. Willicm Hansen, 81, 15 Groveiond Terr. Georq Harper, 57, 1570 11th Av. S. Richard C.

Huber, 4. 14811 lake St. Minnetonka. Ann T. Jatkson, 46, 2315 Dupont Av.

N. Gerald Johnson, 9 1136 4th Av. Venela F. Kimmerle, 64, 724 E. 25th St.

Frank. Koslick. 65. 2745 Chicaqo Av. Curtis Larson, 43, 12215 45th Av.

Plymouth. Parnell A. Larson, 64, Penn Av. S. Anno Lenling, 83, 3031 18th S.

Ida C. ley, 76, 5836 Harriet Av. Ma E. Marshall, 69, 3609 Elliott Av. Robert H.

Minton, 81, 3022 46th Av. S. Clyde T. Osborn, 70, 1016 Madison Anoka. John J.

Owen, 67, 6106 Lyndole Av. S. between 12:15 and 2:15 p.m. Welles A. Gray, 2533 Cedar Crown Mmnetonkn.

Waller C. Gross, 5328 Irving Av. Biooklyn Center. Roscoe D. Heim, 2417 Columbus Ay.

Luveme H. Hess, 3949 Winnetka New Hope. James R. Hesselgrave, 2417 Blalsdell Av. Cecil Jester, 10825 Oxborough Av.

Bloomington. Louis J. Johnson, 9439 Garfield Bloomington. Wayne M. Kinq, 4307 NE.

6 Columbia Heights. Leonard J. LaKosky, 5128 NE. 4th Coulmbia Heights. Ronald R.

Larson, 1578 E. 87th St. Duane D. Lintner, 1117 NE. Fillmore St.

Dennis E. loney, 4829 Nokomis Av. Ranald D. Marben, 901 NE. 2nd St.

Jack S. N. MrKentie 10058 Harriet Bloommqton. Kenneth J. Meuers, 3653 Queen Av.

N. Donald A. Muonio, 1 1052 NW. Foley Conn Rnpids. Patrick J.

Murray, 3831 Bassett Geek Golden Valley. Gary I. Ommen, 505 Humboldt Av. N. Donald H.

Patch. 3031 15th Av. S. Addison Piper, Wayzata. David G.

Sommerfeld, 14)40 35th Av. Plymouth. Richard t. Starleaf, 6226 Stevens Av Richfield. David L.

Wallace, 4837 36th Ay. S. Merril L. Wietstock, 5625 39th Av, S. yesterday burglars apparently forced open the front door of the apartment and took the items from a bedroom.

me iwu itj.uii.y inuiiiiei Mrs. Bauder said that four 3201 Harriet Av. Carl J. Manijok, legal, 219 Loann Av. N.i Yvonne D.

Duffy, leqal, 1904 University Av. NE. Steven T. Symmes, 27. 2646 Portland Av.i Luella C.

Michels, 24, 1505 2nd Av. S. Bruce C. Klement, legal, 3217 Colfax Karen R. Kast, legal, 3438 Girard Av.

S. leRoy H. Giesler, 29. 3639 France Av. Robbinsdaie, Michele M.

Brown, 25, 4741 Welcome Av. Crystal. Bernard F. Charboneau, 19. 1707 NE.

Grand St. i Constance W. Skillings, 18, 3031 N.E. Pierce St. Robert Drake, 19.

7111 Knox Av. Richfield, Bonnie R. Klukken, 19, 7244 Wentworth Richfield. are a Anderson, the' pilot, and K. Don Tibbetst both of Sioux Falls.

3 The search has been ham-q 2 pered by freezing drizzle and; low visibilities. C. s2' rti rings, including one valued at $3,000, were taken from a jewelry box. Also listed as stolen was a chest of silverware and $2 in change. 3.

OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS 3. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS 3. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS 3. OBITUARIES AN0 FUNERALS AND FUNERALS T. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ANNOUNCEMENTS si AND FUNERALS Berg Williams Sovell Norris Scott C.

See Gates obituary. McDIVim i Northfelt Richard ag 83, of Rt. 1, Annandale. Suivived by 2 daughters, Mis. Vera M.

Andersen of New Mexico, Mrs. Milton (Dorothyl Ogden of New Jersey; 1 sister. Miss Goldie Williams of Kansas; 8 grandchildren 6 great grandchildren. Funeral services from Gearhart- HAUGE Brecht Peter, age 87, of Minnesota Lake, in Edina. Beloved husband of Pearl, alto survived by daughter, Mrs.

Harold J. (Phyllis) Guide of Edina; 2 ions, Dr. Lyle A. Brechf David J. Brecht, all of 6 grandchildren.

Requiem Masj o.m. St. John the Baptist Church, Minnesota Lake, Father S. Burg officiating. Interment St.

John the Baptist Cemetery. 3. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS Ferry Ida age 48 of 115 Kimball Drive, Champlin. Survived by son, Orville L. Richards, of Anokaj 1 qrandson ana 1 great qrand daughter) sisler, Mrs.

Sophie Day of Champlin, Mrs. Blenda Douqherty of Coon Rapids and Mrs. Lillian Larson of Hudson, Wise. i brothers, Auqusl Hendrickson and Al Hendrickson of East Bethel. Services Friday at 1:30 p.m.

from Thurston-Lindberq Chapel, Anoka. Visitation after 4 p.m. Thu-s-day. Interment Cak Leaf Cemetery, East Bethel. Stanley of 842 St.

Paul St. Paul, suddenly Jan. 14. Survived by his wife, Joanna; daughter; Mrs. Arthur (Roseonn) Hart, Seattle, sonst Raymond Bloomington, and Donald sisters: Mrs.

Rose Gruska, St. Cloud Mrs. Josephine Jaworskt, San Le-andro Calif. i Mrs. Ann Wvrembeck, Horecom.

Mrs. Carol. Cnmc- MINWFHAHA CHAPFL f-sr-'v Frank aqe 75, 3909 12th Ave. So. Survived bv wite, Esther daughter, Mrs.

Donald iShtrleyl Camtron, San Antonio, Texas; sons, Rev. Dr. Merlyn W. Northfelt of Evanston, til. and Wallace Northfelt, 12 grandchildien; 2 areat-arandchildren: sister Mrs.

Rando (Anna) Carlson of Vliets, Bunchinger Funernt Home, 2535 Cen MINNEHAHA Av. al 32nd SI. 724-3M" Henretta Roy of 126 South 12th St. Survived by brothers, Henry J. F.

Henretta, Leeds, N. D. and Howard of Nevada; lister. Miss Anna Hen. retta, Leeds, N.

D.i several nieces and nephews. Services Friday after-noon 2:30 o'clock Werness Brothers Chapel, W. 50th St. Beard Ave. So.

Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Jenson Mildred I. fnee Mantheyl, 58 Wi-st Palm Beach, formerly of on Jan. 12. Memorial service Thuis.

3 p.m. Sunset Memorial Mausoleum. Johnson Conrad 79 of 4135 38th Ave. So. Sjrvived by wife, Ellen; 6 sons, Erl- LELAND CHAPEL ki, Mahtomedi, and Mr, Margaret Chicago Av.

at J7th St. 824-MFTi Kramer, St. Louis Park and brother; Frank Sovell, Minneota. Minn.i 11 tral Av. NE.

on Friday p.m. Interment Hillsde. Reviewal beqinf Thursday 3 a.m. Wondra Charles age 79. Jan.

dence. 1711 East 23th St i Mpls Kansas. Preceded in deaih by grandchildren. Funeral from the his daughter, Mune in 1968 Cameron emma age 89, of Walker Meth Sflivices Wednesday afternoon 1:30 clock werness Brothers Chapel St. Nicollet Ave.

Interment Halloran Murphy Snelling; Ave. Chapel. 575 So. Snelling, St. Paul, 10:30 a.m.

Fri. Requiem Mass St. Leo's Church 1 1 a.m. Interment Resurrection. Visitation afer 3 p.m.

THURSDAY. Iformer grocer in St. Paul and Lnkewood Cemetery. Friends may Mols. I Survivod bv sisters.

Mrs OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS Anderson Altcn 8., of lh Minnesota Odr. FbI low Honi, formerly of Mpi. Fu n-al noiica later. Henry W- Ander-lon Mor'un-y, 3640 23rd Av. S.

Andersen btcca og 79, formedy of 3541 Onklnnd Av. Survived by hus-bond Herbert Ej dTuqhtm, Mrs. tMrtx (Grace) Alur A Mrs. Roy Itou-Siomple; 2 gianndauahlftrs A Qreat -grandchildren, private services Thursday, 2:30 p.m., at the Washburn MrRenvy, Southeast Chipel, Wlh St. Control Av, Sr.

Interment Sunset Memorial Park. No revtewnl. desired rncmonolj may he directed to The Hopkinj Nuning Home. Auslad Obr, aye 62, of 3jlA Co'umbjj Avt. So.

Survived bv wit, Mvi'le: on. Paul i M'. Race IKirn) Davnon. Judy. Sutnn, Ruth Juni' o'-d L'nda.

all of 3 ainndchildren; brother. Elanrd call beqinnmb Tuesday afternoon 5 Josephine Willson and Edward clock. It so desired, memonais may be niven to Park Ave. United COLONIAL CHAPEL Broadway at Washburn N. 522-6531 jA Welander-QuisfcJ FUNERAL INFORMATION CARLSON Evor West ChrtnoH MAGNUSON Cart A.

North VORLANDER Norman West Chap' NORTH CHAPEL 1200 W. BROADWAY' 529-9291 WEST CHAPEL 1 2301 DUPONT AV. S. 377-7201 EDINA CHAPEL odist Residence, wdow of fcwen William Cameron, former Past International President of the Lions, Club, on Jan. Iltn.

Survived by i sons, Ewen and Donald E-j 4 grandchildren, William Cameron, Mrs. Fiednc Judd Kirkhn, Mr. Mark Vernig and Kathy Cameron; I great-grandson, Cameron Judd Krrklin; I uster, Mrs. Kercy Stone Springfield, HI. Private services were held IPosel Johnson, both of St.

Paul also survived by nieces and neph ews. Fune-al services from Kessler Maguire Funeral Home, St. Paul ing Roy, Arthur, Henry, Stanley ana Lonrad 22 grandchildren Stich Raymond age 54, of 71? Uni versify NE. Survived by wife, Phyllis; Wednesday 9 a.m., and Requiem Mass St. Stanislaus Church 9:30 20 great-grandchildren.

Services Wednesday 1 p.m. McDivitt-Hnuae daughter, Patricia; son, Paul of a.m. Interment Calvary. Veteians of World War I Mill City Barracks please talre notice. Friends may call after 3 P.m.

Tuesday. Anna, age 81 formerly of 451 0 36 Av. S. Member of lake No-komis Lu'heran Church. Survived by sons, Evert W.

and Horry dough-ten, Mrs. Thomas (Vivian) Kroml, Mrs. chnrd (Edna) Smith and Mrs Btty Hntz; 7 grandchildren and I qreot qrandson, Services Thursday ri jQ p.m. a-' The Hnry W. Anderson Mortuary, 364Q Av.

fr.ends may cnil after 3 p.m. Vd lesday. Men oriall may b-' di recced to L'Ae Nokomis Lufnerai Church, (niermcnt Crystal Lake Cems tery. Bergquist He bert an 68, of 5704 Mih Av. S.

huner jI not later. The Henry W. Anderson Moftuary, 3640 23rd Av. S. Bohanon Artnur, aqe 77, 1 Emenon Ave.

io Survived hv s'eDHnuohten, Mrs Richard toVard Flascn; Mr Daniel StrouH; stepson Ber naid Jent; mecev Mn. Milton Hod son; Mrs Derm Hunter; nephews John Harold Bohanon. Services Tliuri. 12 noon, tulvewood Chapel. Interment Lakewood Cemetery.

Vi i-tntion beamnirtg 2 o.m. Wed. Bill man Hunt funeral Cnapel, 20' Central. Bnhline tither no 71. of 3950 2nd St.

NE tolumoici Heights. Survivea bv husband Cait I son John of Vie'nam; 1 daughter Mrt, Willie iDonsI Tijerma of 01. Hrahs; 4 arandchiid'en: I brother Arvid Thor-sell of Anoka; -i niers. Services 1 1 a.m. Fri.

ot Miller Funeral Home th Av, N.E. Col Heights F'iends may call at the fu npral home nfter 3 o.m. Thurs. Interment Sunrise Cemetery, Sunrise, Minn, Bonner Thomas age B6, formerly of 3754 Inglewood Ave. Survived by sons.

Robert Santa Maria, 5116 VERNON AV. S. 929-J5MIZ. 5. CEMETERY LOTS father, Georae of St.

Joseoh, brother, Clement of Mols. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m., from the Kapnla Funeral Home, 20 13th Ave. NE. and Funeral Mas 10 a.m. in The Church of St.

Anthony. Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Parish Rosary Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Visitation after 4 p.m. on Wednesday.

SOUTH CHAPEL SUNSET Memorial lots, less than V. CHICAGO AV. AT 19TH 332-6J4 once. Must sell. 5.H 8100.

SUNSET MEMORIAL PK 4 GRWES Washburni Letand Chapel, 37th Chicago. Interment lakewood Cemetery. Visitation after 1 p.m. Tuesday. Johnson Helmer age 73, of 1330 4 iru Ave.

Columbia Heights. Sur vived by wife, Anna; 2 daughters, Evelyn Johnson of Columbia Heights and Mrs. Audrey Olund of 2 grandchildren, Patrica and Michael; 1 lister, Mrs. John Lobeiq of Wise. Ritual under the auspices of Mill City Barracks VFW, W.W.

I Post No. 233 at 7 o.m. Tuesday. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday at Miller Funeral Home, 831 40th Ave.

Columbia Heights. Interment Fori Snelling National Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Tuesday. Austdd.

Mpls sisten, M'S. A.in vV' l.l DPyiDLTEJMS 781841 II FOR SALE Single lot, St. Mary 1 Cem-eiery. Call JA 9-2256. 2 ADJOINING LOTS.

Sunset Manorial Park. Must sell. 545-5875. Fitzer Carl age 74 of 6623 47th Crystal, Survived by wife Mary; five sons, Lucian, of Crystal, Milton Wilfred, Bernard Charles, all of four dauqhters, Mrs. Harold Case of Mrs.

William Acker-man of Crystal, Mrs. Angeline Hoff of St. Louis Park, Mrs. Raymond Schaper, of Golden Valley; 31 grandchildren! 14 great grandchildren. One brother, William of Riverside, two listen, Mrs.

Marie Link Mrs. E.B. Turner both of Mpls. Services Friday 9:30 a.m. from the Gearty-Davii Funeral Chapel Robbint-dale 10:00 a.m.

ot St. Raphael's in Crystal. Interment Gethsemane Cemetery. Parish service 7:30 p.m. Thunday, Reviewal beginning 3 p.m.

Thursday ot Gearty-Davis. Gardner Jean oae 68 of 709 4th St. NE. Survived bv 1 dauahier, Mrs. Mary Jean Hamond; I qtandchild; 1 brother, Juliui Jacobson of lowa; 2 sisters, Mrs.

Frank Witham of St. Paul, Mrs. John Erickson of Iowa. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m at The Kaoala Funeral Home, 230 13th Ave. NE.

Interment Fort Snellinq National Cemetery. Visitation after 3 p.m. on Tuesday. Gates Michael age Mi Patrick II. Norris Scott age 8, all of 2632 Emerson Ave.

Survived by mother, Mrs. Betty Hill and stepfather. Jack B. Hill and aunts and uncles. Patrick Michael Gates ore also survived Chapin Josephmt Esiher, age 68, of on Sunaay.

Survived by husband, Milton; sons, Burl Mobridge, Dale, So. St. Paul and tarry Chapm, daughters, Mil. George Doices) Johnson, Staples, Mrs. Richard IPhyliisI Peterson, leader, Mrs.

Marvin (Elorse) Ryan, Morns, Mrs. G. W. (Glonol and Mrs. Lloyd (Carol) Heldmnn, Staples; 3l grandchildren and I brother, John Winters.

Goraner, N.D. Services Thursday 2 p.m. First Methodist Church, Staples, Minn. AVjnson Mis. Arthur Anderson, b'h of Vrs, BIdred John ion, Westhooe, D.

Services Thuts McR eavyf: rt.v nfler.ioon 1:30 o'clock Werness 7. FUNERAL DIRECTORS It Southeast Chapel X'JZ, Mefhooisr. Church. O'Brien Elsie nge 72, of 1900-3rd St. NE.

Survived by 1 son, Gordon F. Dowse of 1 amnddnuqhter, Mrs. Gary Everson of 1 great-grandchildren; 1 brother, Otis Cox of S. Paul. Funeral services at Gearhart-Buchinger Funeral Home, 2535 Central Av.

NE. on Wed. 1:30 p.m. Interment Hillside. Reviewai begins 3 p.m.

on Tues, Palm Gerd aae 59 of 4115 Board-man St. Funeral notice latei. An-denon Peterson Chapel 2th Ave. S. at E.

Franklin. 336-9663. Pennington Dorothy age 51, residence 801 Stanley Road, Bloomington, on Monday. Survived by husband, John mother, Mrs. Bertha C.

Broom and sister, Mrs. Maitha Kidd, 2 nephews and 1 niece. Funeral services will be held at The Davies Mortuary, 1403 Harmon Place, Thursday II a.m. Interment Oak Hili Cemetery, Friends may call at the mortuary after 1 p.m. Wednesday.

Pepper Kenneth age 61, St. Croix Falls Survived by wife, Jane; parents, Mr. 4 Mrs. R. O.

Popper, Phoenix, Arizona! 1 sister, Mrs. Lowell IRhoda Ann) Nvgren, Lino Lakes; 2 biothrs, Roy, Alburn, Washington i Chuck. St. Croix Falls. Semces Wed.

2 p.m.. Methodist Church St. Croix Falls. Reverend Robert Paulson offi SUNDSETH Bro'tiers Chopel, 37th St, Nicollei Ave Interment Fort Snellma Notion-pi Cemetery. Friends may call at bea-nmng Wednesday alter noon 3 o'clock.

Bellows 405 CENTRAL 333-28 Northeast Chapel 290 JOHNSON 781 -olfl TUT ANDERSON Jude Cook Swanson Chapel LOWRY AT IRVING N. 579-9rN" Charles Harold, age 70 of 10 fljth Av N. formerly of Ml 7 Aldnth Strand Alfred oge 69. of 3821 12th Ave. So.

Retired Construction Supt. Survived by wife, Mabel M.i sons, Lawrence E. and John daughter, Mrs. John (Sharon I Sale; 2 grandsons and 6 granddnuahters; brothers, Jalmer and Allen Strand; sisters, Mrs. Mnx Olga Wiese, Mrs.

Laura Wonn, Mrs, Gus (Gladys! Kiwortzel, Mis. Clara Warded Mrs. Lillian Rickel. Services Wednesday 1 p.m. at Thn Henry W.

Anderson Mortuary, 3640 23 Ave. So. Visitation after 4 p.m. Tuesday. Memorials may be directed to Bethel Lutheran Church.

Interment Lakewood. Syse Martin age 61, of 15413 Ro-bmwood Drive, Minnetonka. Survived by 2 brothers, Edward of Minnetonka and Norman of Cambridge; 1 sister. Mis. Ralph Gra HENRY Wi Av.

N. funeral notice luier. fr-ranqerhents wi Mnlone Funera Home, Fremont at Lowry N. Mrs. Mary nee Tracyl at San Francisco, formerly of St.

Paul, Jan. 12th. Survivied by husband, Fiank: brother, John of St. Paul; also several niecei and nephews. Funeral from Th O'Halloran-Mur-phy Snelling Ave.

Chapel, 575 So. Snelling, St. Paul 9 a.m. Thurs ANDERSON day. Requiem Mass St.

Andrews fsrohllshH 1931 Church, M. Paul 9:30 a.m. Intre ment Calvary. Parish Vigil 8 Wednesday. Visitation after 3 p.m.

Wednesday. 5 grandchildren; 5 grent grnnd-rhildien. Funeral Thursday 9:30 a.m. from White Funeral Home, 2730 Heineom ad 10 o'clock Church of the Most Holv Trinity. Interment Liteviood Wake Service Wednesday 7.10 m.

Friends may call after 2 pm. Wednesday. hv father. Leonard Gates of Eau 1IU1U nJXVM AV. O.

IMi PA 9-2331 Claire, Wise. Services Wed. 1.30 p.m. at the Bethlehem Presbyterian Church. 2539 Pleasant Ave.

S. In Bessie ocie 60, 7 2 Pleasant Ricnneia. Suivived by 4 sons, Joieph, Yorba, Linda, Ca and George and David, Roger, Richtield; 2 daughters, Mrs. Francis (Mabel) Mercer, Mrs. West (Marjone) Ackermann, St.

Paul and 18 Qiandchildren. Requiem Mass Thursday lo a.m. at The Assumption Church, Richfield. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Via i I Prayer Service Wednesday 8 p.m.

at Gill Brothers South Chapel) 5801 Lyndale Ave. So. Reviewal Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. Curtin James 46, of 4020 Silver Luke Terrace. Professor of Education Univ.

of Minn. Survived bv wife. Mary Anne; 4 dnuahters, Julia Ellen, Jane and Annej brother, Jp-emiah; 2 Jtsteri, Mrs. Ksnneth (Frances! Krueger, Mrs. Andrew (Alue) Balistriere, all of Milwaukee, W'Sc.

Funeral from Russell Peterion Albmson Columbia Park Chapel, 3207 Central Ave. NE. Gill Brothers? ham of Calif- Services Wednesday Kallstrom Lottie, oge 75 of 6044 Sth Ave. So. Survived by son, Douglas of Bloomington; 2 a hildren; Henry Felt, Frank 3 p.m.

Strobeck- Johnson Chapel, ciating, tnterment St. Croix Falls 1400 Excelsior Ave Hopkins and Downtown Chapel DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1893 LYNDALE AT 21ST AV. NORTH 52919291 WERNESS" BROTHERS 50th ST. BEAPD AV. S.

WA 7-8641 37th St. 4 Nicollet Av. TA 4-2A24 Albin Chapel PAUL, RALPH ALBINSON DIRECTORS 2200 Nicollet FE 3-1418 "DAVIES" MORTUARY Harmon Place at 14th St. 332-4351 PETERSON ALBINSON terment Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call at The Henry Anderson Mortuary, 3640 23rd Ave.

S. Gerloff Henrietta oge 71, of 1536 laSalle. Mols. on Monday. Survived OFF HENN.

at 14th FE 4-3475 Felt, Woodside, Calif. Services South Chapel 5801 IYNDALE S. TA 7.4M4-" Thursday afternoon 3 clock Werness Brother! Chapel. 37th St. Nicollet Ave.

Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call ot chapel beginninq Wednesday afternon 4 clock, g'ovesiae services Thursday 1 p.m. Madison Two. Cemetery Fores' City, Iowa. Fnends may call aMei p.m.

on Tuesday. Thiel Inez age 69, 1932 E- R'vei Terrace. Survived by husband George daughter M'S. Marshall (Man- iJioominston Chapel by sister, Mr. Emelda Bittner, W71YMDALE S.

nj 8 7771 Mound; brothers, Rulus. Vancouver, SCHEDULE YOURAD Cemetery. Visitation starting Tuesday evening, Peterson Ethel aae 73, of 3939 Chicnao Ave. Funeral notice later. Morns Nilsen Chapel, Richfield.

Remarkel Max aqe 66, of 41 Herinppin Av. Survived bv sister. Miss Mina Remarkel of Rochester. Gtnveside services 10 a Rosedale Cemetery. Artonqements Peter Koz.

Melvin, Leroy, nieces nephews. Funeral service at Mon GLEASONH? MORTUARY ona, Iowa, on Sat. Arrangements Kennedy at St. Anthony Blvd. Wednedsav anne Battiq, Frederick, Wis; 2 grandchildren; sister Mrs.

Verna Retlinger Funeral Home, Long Lake. Gravelle Cornelia age 88, residence 2700 W. Robbins, Minneapolis on Sunaay. Survived bv 1 1 nieces and N'LQUET AT27TH ST. 823-5Or McBride.

Miles City. Montana. Serv a.m Mass 10 a.m. at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church.

Interment Hillside. Visitation begins 4 p.m. Tuesday with a Vigil Prayer Service at 8 p.m. Family Drefers ices- fhurs. 1 p.m.

at the Washburn nephews, inc udina t. J. Mo ds Jr. McKeavy-boutheast Chapel, 4th St. Ink Funeral Home, 1 1 8 University Billman-Huntvpi Central Av.

S.E. Interment Sunset memorials to The James R. Curtin NE. 789-8869. Ross 2701'.

CENTRAL AV. ST ST Memorial Park. Friends may ca after 2 P.m. Wed. Albert IPorkyl, aqe 56.

of MALONE 789-8889 chapels 771 7 Memorial Fund at The University of Minnesota. Daluge Mary aae 65 uf Roqets. Minn. Emerson S. Survived by wife, Lilli Tonopolsky brother, Jack; 2 sisters, Miss Clare O.

E. LARSON Is FREMONT AT LOWRY N. JA 2-2304 Lawrence (Larry), aqe 41, of 325 22nd Av. NE. Survived bv wife, Mary, dauqhter, Mrs.

LeRoy IDonnal Jacobs of Connecticut; brothers, Peter Stephen Edmund Gravelle: sisters, Mrs, M. Vile, Mrs. I. T. Mnrtell Mrs.

E. J. Christian. Member of the Disabled American Veterans Assoc. Funeral from Peter Kozlak Funeral Home, 191 University Av.

NE. 8:30 a.m. Solemn Requiem Hiah Mass in Holy Cross Church at 9 a.m. Interment Ft. Snelling Nat'l.

Cemetery. Parish Rosary Thurs. at 7:30 P.m. Ritual by members of the Fa' lain Post 555 8 P.m. Visitation aft Poss and Mis.

Ed (Jeanl Czaika Clarence E-, age 54, 9301 Cedar Lake St. Louis Park. Survived Services Thursday 1 p.m. at The Notice of service Inter. Arrangements A ENGER 789-3571 2301 CENTRAL AV.

Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3640 by wile Mabie; stepson Duane Marilyn Nelson, Mpls. 6035 NICOLLET 164.3PM THOMSON BROTHERS 2535 PARK AV. 332-6753 HUBER-LEE 4 grandchildren. Services 1:30 ni.

Thurs. at John B'tlman's Paik Fu neral Home, 3960 Wooddale Av. In TIMES with tvans-Nordby funeral Home 0eo. 455-2155. DcFrance Donald, aqe 25, of 1918 Park Av, S.

Survived by mother, Roseila France and father, Loren DeFrance, 4 bfoihe I sister. Services Wed WAYZATA 73-5477 Enga-Memorial Chapel tUSlOR terment Mound Cemetery. Reviewal aft. 4 p.m. Wfd.

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INo reviewal.) Interment at National cemetery. Rueff Everett age 64, of 7M5 Pmk Av. Rirhfield. Survived bv wife, Rose; sons, Robert of Bloomington Thomas of Edina, A grandchildren, Services Thurs. 3 p.m.

at Morris Nilsen Chapel, Portland Av. at E. 66th St. Interment Onk Hill. Friends may cull beqmning 5 Dm.

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References should be chnnqed and xaiefully Investiqoteq Van Ess Mrs. Agnes Marie, aqe 78, of 35)8 Nicollet Ave. Survived by son. Or, Donald H- Broclport, NX: arnnd son, Gregory: 2 listers, Elizabeth t. and Martha A.

Ericsson Mnls rangements with Werness Brothers 2 brothers, Robert Mnls. 4 Gust Spokane, nieces and ROUND TRIPS Peoria, Illinois Champaign, Illinois Carrol, Iowa Appleton; Wise. Grand Rapids, Mich. nephews. Member of St.

John's LU' YOU GET LOWER RATES YOU INCREASE YOUR CHANCES FOR RESULTS theran Church, Services Wednesday p.m. The Albm Chapel, Paul, JOHN B1LLMAN 335-4259 926-1615 RICHARD GILL 2535 Pork Av. 332-8753 STROBECK-JOHNSON HOPKINS WE8j9020 BUCHINGER-GEARHART Ralph Jack Albinson. directors Chanel, 50th 5t. beard Ave.

927-8M1. Seaborn G. Stan, of 1423 W. Iowa. St.

Paul. Survived daughter, Mrs. R. T. (Doloresl Schroeder; 2 granddauoh-ters Kathi and Chris, all of Al buquerque, N.

Mex.j sister, Mrs J. A. lEdithl Lau of St. Paul. Serv er 6 p.m.

Wednesday. Hagen Judith, aqe 12, of 6604.4th Av. Richfield. Beloved dauqhter ot Kenneth L. Hagr-n of Frid ey Mrl-Violet Hagen of Richfield, giand-dauqhter of Mrs.

Agnes Haaen of Mols. 4 Mn. Kitty Farrell of Montrose. Services Thurs. 1 p.m.

Morris Nilsen Portland Av. at E. 66th St. Interment Sunset. Friends may call beginning 4 p.m.

Wed. Hanson Llovd aae 51. ol 907 46 'A St N.E., Columbia Heights. Survived by wife 2 sons Bennett of Kevin, of Col. Heights; 1 daughter Mrs.

Kathleen Pattock, of Col. Heiqhti mother Mn. Minnie Hanson of Hilltop; 4 qrand-children; 2 listen 1 1 brother. Services 1:30 p.m., Thurs. at First Lutheran Church, 40th Quincy Sj-N Col.

Heiahts. Friends may call after 3 p.m. at the Miller Funeral Home, 83l-40th Av. N.E.. Co Heights.

Interment Sunset Memorial Park Cemetary. Hardy Evelyn, age 62, 6141 1 1th Ave. So. Survived bv husband, William; mother, Mn. Laura Groves, N.

Y. r.iu. mint Mn. C. A.

ILillianl White Bear Lake, Robert J. Keith and Henry K. Knoblauch ol Wavzata. Services will be held Wednesday 12 o'clock noon in Lake-wood chapel. Intermen Lakewood.

Visitation at The Davies Mortuary. 1403 Harmon Place beainnina 4 pm Tuesday. Lehmbecker Frank age 69 of 213 11th Ave. Hopkins. Survived by 1 ion, Eugene of Hopkins; 1 grandson; 1 great qrandsonj 2 liiteri.

Mrs. Ho2el Becklund of Mpls. and Mrs. Elda LaValley of Florida. Services Thursday 9:30 a.m.

at Strobeck-Johnson Chapel, 1400 Excelsior Hopkins and Requiem Mass 10 a.m. St. Joseph's Church. Interment St. Margaret i Cemetery.

Parish Prayers 8 m. Wednesday. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Wednesday. Lexcen Gertrude aqe 69, formerly ot Mpls.

Died Jan, 12 at Hvattsville, Maryland. Survived by her husband, John M. Lexcen; 3 daughters, Audrey McPhilllps, Pasadena, Patricia Miller of Isle, Minn. 1 Joan Lexcen of Hvattsville, son, John Lexcen of Springfield, Virginia; 13 grandchildren 1 great-grandchild. Burial will be at Hvattsville, Md.

on Jan. 15 '69 ot 10 a-m. Losinski James aqe 71, of 2931 Morqan Av. member of the Electncnl Workers Union. Survived bv wife Tillie, 3 brother! Frank of Chicago, John of Rochester Edward of Downey, Calif.

Several nieces 4 nephews. Service! Tues. 9:30 a.m. from the Malo.ie Funeral Home Fremont at Lowry N. 10 clock Requiem mass Church of St.

Anne, private Interment Fort Snellinq National. Rosary 8 o.m. Mon. Reviewal after 3 p.m. Mon.

McCabe Mina aae 78 of 3520 East 25th St. Survived by daughters, s. Leone Kieiseri brother, Henry Thompson of 5 grandchildren. Services Wednesday 2 m. at McDivitt-Hauqe Minnehaha Chapel, 32nd Stat Minnehaha Ave.

Interment Acacia Park Cemetery. Visitation beqinnmg Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. Memorials to Martin Luther Manor, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church or Children! Hospital, Moser 2200 Nicollet Ave. Interment lake- wood Cemetery. Visitation alter p.m.

Tuesday. 10 a.m. at St. Stephen's Catholic Church Clinton at 22nd St. S.

Vis tation Tues from 3 'a 9:30 p.m. at Gearty-Davis Funeral Chapel, 3888 West Broadway, Robbinsdaie. Dyer Herbert aqfl 66 of Deephaven on Tuesday. Survived bv wite, Pearl; 9 sons, John of Deephaven, Donald of Victoria; 6 grandchildren; 2 sisters, Ffhelwvn and Margaret, both of Deephaven. Pirvate services will be held on Thursday.

Friends may call at The Strobeck-Johnson Chapel, 1400 Excelsior Hopkins from 4 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery, Excelsior. Memorials preferred to Rolling Acres or donor's choice. Ellenstein Edith age 80, residence Tonka Bay, Excelsior, on Monday.

Formerly for many years secretary of The Douglas A. Fisks Realty a member of the Board of Realtors of Mpls. and active in many women organizations. Survived by a niece and a nephew; grandmeces and qiandnephews. Services will be helrt Wednesday 2:30 m.

at Davies Mortuary, Harmon Place or 14th S1. Private interment. Visitation Tuesday 5 until 9 m. at the mortuary. Mem.ria:s lo Ine Cancer Fund ore prsieneH.

One way returns from CHICAGO DETROIT' PARTIAL GAS ALLOWANCE J- 4 LEASING 781 -6fJ 1 I 2535 Cental Av. ST 9-4345. ice Thursday p.m. ot The F'ed Vorlander Norman aae 66. residence 6301 knaeble's JA 9 9636 BROADWAY AT UPTON W.

Johnston Funeral Home, 678 So Snelling St. Paul, under CARS TO nusprces of Triune Lodne No. 190, GORANSON-BURR Lyndale Ave. on Sunday. Survived bv 2 daughters, Mrs.

Roger AF AM. Interment Acacia Park Friends mny call from 3 lo 5 and (Anne Nelson, Mound. Minn, and Mrs, D. Wayne (Paula) Snyder, Atlanta. Oa.i 6 arandchiidren: 7 to 9 p.m.

Wednesday. Fam prefers tremor intj to Head Ass n. Schellenberg 3040 LYNDALE AV. S. 823-7279 ANDERSON-PETERSON 27thAv.

S. ot E. franklin 336-9663 MORRIS NILSEN RICHFIELD L'N9-3226 WHITE FUNERAL HOME brothers Edward C. of Carl of Annandale 1 sis'ei. Virginia (nee Anderson) oge ot 3j17 20th Ave.

So. Survived by TA 3 7'lhi Mrs. Irene Ziesmer, Seal Beach Calif. Servi. Wed wsdny 1:30 o.m at lakewood chapel.

W. 36th St. Henneotn Ave. Int'ment I nke wood crpe'erv Friends may col' oeqinninq 2pm Tuesduy at We londer-Quist (West Chanel 2j01 Dunont Ave So Memorials preferred ro The American Cancer Geiber. Mpll.

Funeral Friday YOU CAN CANCEL WHEN RESULTS COME YOUR WAY a.m. from Thomson Brotners Funergl Home, Paik Ave. at 26th and Re-auiem Muss 9 am. Resurrection Catholic Church. Visitation after 4 o.m.

Thursday with Rosarv 8 D.m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Ar Gearty-Davis Rt tlinsdale JMiller Columbia Heights AINVlT IE BROTHERS" CHAPEL 222 E. HENN.

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age 41, 9705 Upton Circle, Bloominaton. Suivived bv husband, ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOIIVES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS SERVICES. EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYMENT MEN 124 219. 234 112-115 25-63 100-103 95-98 104-1 I Vessel rangements wilh Mis. Richard Gill.

Hendrickson John aae 84. St. Olaf Resi EMPLOYMENT-WOMEN Fox-Sullivan husband, Bernard son Srott; daughter, mother. Mis. Lucille Anderonr bFn'hr- -M-tWnn Prayer Service Wednesday 9:30 a m.

nt I he Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3M0 Ave. So. and 10 a.m. Mnss ot Holy Rosary Catholic Church.

24th St. 18fh St. Vig'l Prayers Tuesday 8 p.m. at the mortuary. Visitation beginning 4 p.m, Tuesday, Interment Fort Snelling.

Schroeder John age 76, of Mevis, Minn Formerly ol Mols. Formerly employed by Greyhound Lines. Survived by wife, Grace dauqh'er Mil. Evelyn BorskVi grandchildren, John 0Borsky jAMrs. Barbara grandchildren, Julie Patricia) sister, Rene Jeslca.

Funeral in Nevi, 1:30 p.m. Friday. FINANCIAL 1A0'7At 116-130 ST 1-1244 St 9-8869 RENTALS Peter Kozlak dence, formerly of 2646 Newton Ave. No. Survived by wife, FreiHa REAL ESTATE CALL Paul son, James; 3 daughters, Lois, Kathy and Leeann.

o'l of Bloomington; 2 brothers. Richard Burrell of-Los Anaeles and Walter Burrell of Mpls.i lister, Mrs. Sergio IMananl Portesen, St. Paul. Funeral services Friday li30 p.m.

at Christ the Kina Lutheran Church, 1317 West 87lFi Bloomington. Private interment Fort Snellinq National cemetery. Reviewal Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. at Gill Brothers IBIooming-ton-Richifield) Ohaoel, 9947 Lyndale Av. S.

Karen oae 12, of 6478 5th Av. S. Richfield. Survived bv parents, Mr. Mrs.

Robert J. Vessel, brothers, Robert Todd at home, gtandmother, Mrs. Veronica Vessel, of Duluth. Seivices Wednesday 1 pm. Diamond Lake li'thernn Church, 5760 Portland Av.

Interment Hillside. Friends rnav call 6-9 om Tuesday at Morris Nilien Chanel, Portland Av. ot I. 66th St. It desired, memorials may be given to Harvev Roeis Scholaishio Fund.

WATERSTON 4343 NicolletJW. TA5-4567 ABRAHAM SON 724-5444 son, Gerald B. of Cardiff, Calif. Stipson, Dennii W. Bartelt of Chil-dersburg, 10 grandchildren, 4 areat-arandchildren.

Services Wed Eleanor M. ISuel aae 30 of 469 nesday 3 p.m. Sundseth-Anderson Funeral Home. Interment Crysta Want Ads Reach More People. Phone 372-4242.

372-42-12 ELTON BJORKLUND 900Hennepm Av. FRJJ9C0 Siefert GR 2-171P Mound Reflection Road, Rosemount. Funeral notice later. Monii Nilsen Chapel, Richfield. lake Cemetery.

Riviewal oftef 4 p.m. Tuesday,.