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Tribune STAR TRIBUNE Obituaries ST. PAUL EDITION. Lillian Peterson dies; ran printing company the middle of the Depression, Lillian( Murphy Peterson's husband died, leaving her with two children to rear and a large Minneapolis printing company to run. She did both. 1: 92, a Minneapolis native and resident of Hamilton House in St.

Louis Park for the past decade, died Sunday of cancer in her daughter's home in St. Louis Park. She survived an earlier bout with cancer at age 85. "She was a great lady in many ways," said Margaret (Peg) Felland, a friend. "She took everything in stride." Peterson's first husband, Edward W.

Murphy, was part owner of MurphyTravis Printing a large printing Ethel E. Ethel E. Larson, 94, a deaconess in the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, died 1 Saturday at Augustana Home in Minneapolis, where she had lived for the past 11 years. Larson was born in Murdock, and moved to Nebraska in 1927 when her father died. She and her older sister, Lillie, eventually joined the Bethpage Mission, where they Obituaries and Funerals NOTICE The Star Tribune publishes at no charge the first five lines of all Minneapolis and St.

Paul obituaries as a public service. Five lines are deemed enough to include name, age, address, city and funeral home. Additional lines may be purchased. Please contact your funeral director or the Star Tribune Representatie, Ellen West, at 372- 14130 for more "information. Beaumont Carl age 72, of Mpis.

Survived by wife, Rosemary; -son, Carl, of Spring Park; daughter, Bryce Asay of Nehalem, OR; 6 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren. Private services. No visitation or reviewal. Interment Ft. Snelling "National Cemetery.

vats may be given to Minnehaha Lutheran Church. Arr. with Thomson Brothers 871-4407 Bettinger Lion, age 34, of Stanchfield, on Sunday. Survived by Dona; 3 children, ChristoMatthew Jamie; parLouis Jean Bettinger of Wahkon, MN; father mothcer-in-law, Wayne Lorraine Anderson of East Bethel; 3 brothers; 6 sisters. Services 10am, Saints Peter Paul Catholic Church, Braham, MN.

Interment church cemetery. Visitation 5-9pm, Rock -Randall Funeral Home, Braham, MN. Bramhall Michael Anthony, age 19, of Mois. Employee of Shamrock astics. Survived by mother ther, Linda Ronald Johnson; brothers sisters, Dolores, Ronald, Michele Jeffrey; -grandfather, George Grimes.

Services 11am, at the new Crystal Lake Funeral -Horne at the corner of Penn Dowling Avenues N. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Visitation Tues. 4-8pm. Crystal Lake 521-3677 Bruder Nurtle age 84, of Golden Valley.

Funeral notice later. Washburn McReavy Swanson Chapel 529-9691 Cadwell Peter age 38, of Maple Grove. Beloved husband of Mary Ann, and father of Matthew, Andrew Joshua; also survived by mother, Ellen; mother-in-law, Florence Erickson; aunts, uncle, numerous cousins. Service 10am, Maple Grove Lutheran -Church, County Rd 30 Elm Creek Blvd. Interment Glen Memorial Gardens.

Friends may call at the Washburn McReavy-Swanson Chapel, Lowry at Irving Ave N. Tues 4-8pm. Washburn McReavy Swanson Chapel 529-9691 Christenson Walden (Wally), 68, of Deerwood, MN. Former Insurance Manager of First National Bank, Deerwood. Funeral services at Salem Lutheran Church, Deerwood.

Burial at Deer wood Cemetery. 4-8pm, from the Koop Funeral Home, Crosby, MN. If so desired memoriais may be given to the Walden Christenson Memorial. Christensen Ruth age 71, of Los Angeformerly of Mpis, on July 24th. Preceded in death by her hosband, Bert, 1978.

Survived by her daughters, Cheryl husband, Jerry of RoseSharon Meyer husband, Ron of New Brighton, Karen Nesheim husband, Newell of Los Angeles; also 12 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren; nephews nieces; sister of Millie DeFer of Eden Prairie Marvin Larson of MN. Funeral services at Roseville Memorial Chapel, 2245 N. Hamline Ave, 1 block S. Hwy 36, Roseville, 10am, Wednesday. Interment FI.

Shelling National Cemetery. Visitation 4-8pm Tuesday. Memorials are preferred. Minneapolis' clock in tower takes time out house in 5th House is 1936, she ness. She sold started tombstones.

woman, said Lamb. "If there born "She exuded In 1950, terson, an neapolis died eight Larson, cared for people. "She was Turnquist, of Bethpage type of brighter She had the for." Dahl Todd, age 26 of Milaca. Died suddenly at his home on Sunday. Survived by wife, Margaret; parents, Tom Shirley Dahl of Milaca; 3 sisters other relatives.

Funeral 3 pm Tuesday at the Assemblies of God church in Milaca. Friends may call at the church beginning 1 pm Tuesday. Arrangements with Peterson Johnson Funeral Home, Milaca. Doffing Gregory age 67, of Hastings. Survived by wife, Pat; daughter, Deb of St.

Paul; sons, Dennis of Byron, MN, Tim of Hastings; sister, Mrs. Bernice Ryan of Farmington, MN; brothers, Clarence of Cannon Falls, Lawrence of Roswell, N.M.; 2 grandchildren, Rebecca Kelly. Funeral Mass 10am, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish Guardian Angels Chapel, Hastings. Interment Guardian Angels Cemetery.

Visitation 4-9pm, at Caturia Funeral Home, Hastings. Visitation also Thurs. 9- 10am at church. Doom Henry age 80, of Canby, MN. Mass Tuesday, St.

Peter's Catholic Church, Canby. Burial church cemetery. Survived by wife, Clare; 10 children, George of Perham, MN, Denis, W. Memphis, AR, Daniel Kevin, both of Canby, Roger, Apply Vly, Joachim of Mpis, Carolyn Sherlin Charlene Streff, both of Canby, Marcine Hemming, Shoreview, Marylynn Williams, Brooklyn Pk; 4 brothers, Emil, Alois Joseph, all of Marshall, MN, Gerard of Homer, NE; 3 sisters, Elizabeth Jacob, Lydia Lycke Ida Louwagie, all of Marshall; 27 grandchildren; 11 great grandchildren. Ericson Gloria Jane, age 57, of mington, MN, after a short illness.

Beloved wife of Lennart; mother of David, Dean Jane. Survived by her mother, Gladys Lenmark brother, Donald Lenmark and family, Cecilia William. Church service at 10am Thursday, August 4th, Woodlake Lutheran Church, 7525 Oliver Av. Richfield, MN. Visitation Wednesday, August 3rd, 5-8pm, Morris Nilsen Funeral Chapel, 6527 Portland Richfield, MN.

Eugster George, age 89, of Mound, MN since 1921. Born in Reute, Switzerland. At 18 he enlisted in the Swiss Army, served as a corporal in the Mountain Machine Gun Corp during WWI. Moved to Mound in 1921 worked at the Woodend Farms as a Dairyman. In 1922 he worked for the Mound Auto Co.

as a bus taxicab car salesman. In 1924 worked for the Beecher Cummings Co. installing water systems. In 1937 he became a partner in the Mound Hardware Store in 1959 became sole owner in which he owned until 1969. Survived by sons daughtersin-law, George S.

(Bud) Susan of Spokane, Stephen of Spokane Jack W. Camie of Edina; grandchildren, Jennifer, Betsy, Andrew, Nicholas Wilson; several cousins still residing in Switzerland. Visitation Tuesday, pm, Huber Funeral Home, Mound. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm, Bethel United Methodist Church, Mound. Interment Union Cemetery, Mound.

Memorials to Bethel United Methodist Youth Ministry Fund. Huber Funeral Home 472-1716 Feldman Albert age 86, of Prior Lake, MN, on Aug. 1, 1988. Survived by son, Albert, Prior Lk; 6 daughters, Mrs. Joe (Katherine) Rabaey, Taunton, MN, Mrs.

Robert (Jenny) Dahl, Prior Lk, Miss Bernadine Feldman, Burnsville, Mrs. John (Alvina) Heller, Tokyo, Japan, Mrs. Mary Wolf, Burnsville, Miss Theresa Feldman, Milwaukee, WI; 23 grandchildren; 8 great grandchildren; brother sister-inlaw, Bernard D. Julia Feldman, Prior Lk. Mass of Christian Burial 10am, St.

Michael's Catholic Church, Prior Lk, MN. Parish vigil Tues. Visitation Tues. 4-9pm at Ballard-Busse Funeral Home, Prior Lk. Interment Credit River, Prior Lk.

Ballard-Busse 447-2633 Prior Lake downtown Minneapolis where Augsburg Publishing located. When he died took over the printing the company in 1941 selling cemetery plots She was one 1 fine salesher son-in-law, John was ever such a thing as salesperson, she was i it," he enthusiasm and friend- she married A. Warren executive at the old Coca-Cola Bottling Co. years later. 94; was developmentally disabled very outgoing," said Robert retired executive director Mission.

"She was person who could see side of a gloomy situation. respect of those she And related Flach David, age 21, of Inver Grove Hts. Survived by parents, Leon Carol Flach, sister, Rose Marie Flach, all of Inver Grove His; brothers, George of Mpis, Donald of Inver Grove His; grandmother, Elizabeth Flach of Farmington; also many aunts uncles. Mass of Christian Burial Aug. 4, at St.

Joseph Catholic Church, Rosemount. Visitation 4-8pm, at White Funeral Home, Farmington, 463-7374. Interment church cemetery. Gorder Wallace R. of Edina.

Survived by wife, Ruth son, Paul W. wife, Barbara granddaughters, Carrie Stacey; Kathleen sisters, Donna Johnson Wass. Funeral Services 2:00 P.M., Werness Brothers Chapel. Interment Lakewood Cemetery. If so desired, Memorials may be given to the American Heart Fund.

Friends may call Thurs. beginning 1:00 P.M. at: Werness Brothers 3500 W. 50th St, 927-8641 Hadlich Donald age 56, of Roseville, on July 31. Beloved husband of Eunice; father of Kevin wife, Lisa, Thomas Daniel; grandfather of Christina; son of Ernest the late Marguerite Hadlich of St.

Paul; brother of Richard wife, Edith of Scandia, Carol husband, Ed of Golden Vly. Funeral services at Calvary Baptist Church, 2120 North Lexington Ave, Roseville, 1pm, Wed. Interment Ft. Snelling National Cemetery. Visitation at Calvary Baptist Church, 4- 8pm, Tues.

(TODAY). Memorials are preferred. Arrangements by Roseville Memorial Chapel, 631-2727. Hannasch St. Joseph Academy.

Hanson Eigel age 70, of Richfield. Member VFW Am. Legion. Survived by wife, Maxine; daughter son-in-law, Judy Ralph Lewis; grandchildren, William, Amy Heather. Service 12 noon, Minnehaha United Methodist Church, 3701 East 50th St.

Visitation 4-8pm, Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3640 23rd Ave S. one hour before at the church. Interment Ft. Snelling.

Memorials preferred to the church. Henry W. Anderson 729-2331 Mary K. (Nee Naughton), age 58, of St. Paul, on August 1st.

Survived by her husband, Joseph; son, Timothy; daughter, Mrs. Mary Joe Purins; mother, Margaret Naughton; brother, Michael Naughton of San Jose, CA. Funeral from Murphy, 575 S. Snelling St. Paul, Thursday.

Mass of Christian Burial at Holy Spirit Resurrection. Church 10am. Visitation Interment 8pm, Wednesday. Graduate of Heffelfinger Daniel 3 months, of Maple Grove. Loving parents, Michael Theresa; sister, Rachel Marie; grandparents, Janet Heffelfinger, Charles Heffelfinger; great grandmother, Veronica Huepenbecker; godmother, Annie Sparrow; great aunt, Tote Neumann; many aunts uncles.

Mass of Angels 11am, at St. Vincent DePaul Catholic Church in Osseo. Interment Gethsemane Cemetery. Visitation al church. Evans-Nordby 424-4000 Helvig Ralph, age 81, of Winnebago.

Passed away Sunday at the Winnebago Baptist Home. Survived by his wife, Martha (Bartelt) Helvig 2 daughters. Services will be 11:30 am Wed. at the Lutheran Church of Our Savior, Winnebago, MN. Herrmann Margaret 85, of Edina.

Visitation Tues. (TODAY), hour before Mass of Christian Burial at St. Richard's Church, 76th St. Penn Ave S. Burial St.

Vincent Cemetery. Gleason Mortuary, 866-5038 HOLM Howard 71, of St. Paul. Service 11am, Wednesday, at Anderson Funeral Home, 1401 Arcade St. Paul.

Visitation Tues. 5-8pm. on Lillian Peterson, Granny, spent a in with her grandchildren. "She was extremely said her grandson, Lamb of San Jose, M. She was an avid her grandchildren Ruth and golfing a She also spent a stands watching the well as the Little "She was quite a Pe- Hagen, a friend.

sense of humor He sharp person." deaconess Larson left Bethpage moved to the 1977. Visitation will be the a.m. today at the where services will a.m. Burial will Church Cemetery Funeral classifications. Te place a Hillyer Dennis, age 24, of Coon Rapids.

1982 graduate of Coon Rapids High School. Survived by parents Shirley Martin Schainman of Phoenix, AZ; Fred Barb Hillyer of Coon Rapids; brothers, Ronald W. Jack F. Hillyer; sister, Mrs. Jeff (Penni) Jokela; niece, nephews, uncles, aunts other relatives.

Funeral service 11am Thursday at Zion Lutheran Church 4th Adams St, Anoka. Visitation 6-9pm Wednesday evening at the Miller Funeral Home, Fridley Chapel, 6210 NE Highway 65 (571-1300). And one hour before service in church. Internment Morningside Memorial Gardens, Coon Rapids. Homeyer Hans age 73, of Edina.

Retired manager Transamerica Insurance Company. Survived by wife, Eleanor; daughters, Patricia Neison, Kathy Stiehm; son, William; 9 grandchildren; 1 brother, Fred, Phoenix, AZ; sisters, Bert Kretschmar, Eureka, SD and Marde Berhow, Vancouver, WA. Private interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Memorial services Wednesday, 10am at: Werness Brothers 3500 W. 50th St, 927-8641 Jesseman Shirley age 66, of Maplewood.

Private service. Cremation Society MN, 825-2435 Jezdovskis Vanda, age 88, in Springfield, IL. Survived by daughter, Lucy Azeris, Toronto, Ontario; son, Ludis Berzins, Latvia. Preceded in death by 2 husbands, son, a sister a brother. Services 2pm, at the new Crystal Lake Funeral Home at the corner of Penn Dowling Avenues N.

Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Visitation one hour prior to service. Crystal Lake 521-3677 Johnson Raymond age 70, of Bloomington, MN. Retired employee of Interstate Diesel. See Wed.

paper for complete notice. Gill Brothers 888-7771 Joyce Charles age 76, of Osage, MN, formerly of Mpis. Retired employee of Pillsbury. Survived by son, Paul his wife, Kay of Hopkins, MN; daughter, Linda Smith her husband, Richard of Edina, MN; brother, John of Springfield, TN; 6 grandchildren. Memorial service 1pm, at JonesBehrens Funeral Home, Park Rapids, MN, 218-732-5131.

Memorials preferred to the American Heart Assoc. Kard Alice, age 99, of Mpls. Service Wed. 10am. Visitation one hour prior.

Interment Lakewood. Albin Chapel Ralph James Albinson Kellner Madeline Sennett, age 84, of 3515 Pleasant Av. Mpis, on Saturday, July 30 at her home. Survived by niece, Dolly Kirchner, Decorah, Iowa; nephews, Con Doocy, Mason City, IA, Armond Doocy, Duluth, MN. Services 11 am Wed St.

Mary's Catholic Church, Waverly. Burial in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Waverly. Kiefer Angela age Mpis formerly of Sleepy Eye, MN. Notice of funeral service later.

Werness Brothers 3500 W. 50th St, 927-8641 Knutson Earle age 77, a former 66 yr resident of Mpis. Former employee of Ohio Chemical General Mills. Retired from the Research Development Dept. of Toro Mfr Co.

Survivors include wife, Mildred E. (Ebersbach) Knutson; son, AlIan R. Knutson of Edina, MN; daughter, Mrs. William A. (Joyce) Harmon Jr, Lakeland, FL; 3 grandchildren.

Funeral service will be held today, at the H.L. Farmer Sons Funeral Home, 106 Summer Haverhill, MA, 01830. Contributions may be made to Winnepesaukee Lodge Box 338, R1 28, Alton, NH 03809. Leung Victor Saiman, age 70, Mpls. Survived by wife, Carol; daughter son-in-law, Alice Theodore Woo; sons, Nelson, Ron, Tony, all of Bloomington; grandchildren, Michelle Philip Woo.

Funeral services White Funeral Home, 2730 Hennepin. Interment Lakewood. Friends may call Tues. (TODAY) 5-9pm. affectionately called great deal of time family oriented," John Murphy Calif.

"She loved sports fan and told stories about Babe great Bobby Jones. lot of time in the professionals as Leaguers play ball. gal," said Willis "She had terrific and was a pretty Mission and Augustana Home in from 10 to 10:30 Augustana Home, be held at 10:30 be in Bethesda in Murdock. paid classified notice call Notices Lunde Anna E. (Strand), age 88, of Mt.

Olivet Care View Home, Mpls. Born in Red Wing, MN. Worked as Nursery Supervisor at Swedish Hospital 1924- 1949, Eitel Hospital from 1949-1970. Preceded in death by husband, Gustav (Steve). Survived by nephew, Harlan Strand, Mpis; sister-in-law, Eleanore Lundgren, Mpis; niece, Judy Malilewski of Carbondale, CO; several cousins; many friends, special friends, Therese Joy Hackenmueller, Mpis.

Funeral 1:30, Wing- -Bain Funeral Home, Montevideo. Interment Sunset. Memorial service Aug. 8, 1:45, at MI. Olivet Care View, 5517 Lyndale S.

No flowers please. Memorials preferred to Mt. Olivet Care View Building Fund or Care View Family Counsel or donors choice. Machacek Carol F. (nee Mikulewicz), July 31, age 51, resid Inver Grove Heights.

Beloved wife of Bernard; dear mother of Daniel Therese, Mission Vielo, CA, Donald Colleen, IGH, Jackie Tony Bilian, S. St. Paul, Shelly John Grosulak of Savage; sister of, Faye Ann Ahrens her husband, Raymond, Boise, Idaho; grandmother of, Joey Carrie Anne Machacek Marty Bilian. Preceded in death by granddaughter, Jessica Machacek. Also survived by many nieces nephews.

Funeral from Southern Funeral Home, 414 Marie Ave, SSP, Wednesday, Funeral Mass 10am at the Church of St. Patrick, IGH. Visitation Tuesday, 3-9pm, Parish Vigil Interment Union Cemetery, IGH. McCauley, 70, of Mpis. Notice of funeral service later.

Arrangements by Dawn Valley Funeral Home, 941-7686 Neumann Henry age 89, of Waconia. Long time barber in Victoria Waconia. Survived by sister, Leona Koch, Mpis; nieces nephews. Memorial service Wed, 2pm, Johnson Funeral Home, Waconia. Pastor officiating Rev.

Robert B. Schaeffer. Visitation Johnson Funeral Home, Waconia (446-1339) hour prior to service. Interment Lakeview Cemetery, Waconia. Memorials preferred.

to Trinity Lutheran Church, Waconia. Officer Maude age 76, of North died July 31, 1988. Survived by children, Betty Gamboni, Calif, Yvonne Mead, St. Cloud, Sharon Cortez, Roger Welsh, Ronnie Lorge, Mary Officer, Mpis. Funeral services are pending.

Washburn McReavy Swanson Chapel 529-9691 O'Leary Joseph Russell, age 75, of New Hope, Kimball, and Danvers, MN. Survived by wife, Lauretta; sons and daughter, and daughters-in-law, Tom Maggie, Maple Grove, Bob Joanne, Plymouth, Jerry Diane, St. Michael, Greg, Mpis and Margaret Ann, Mpis; grandsons granddaughters, Ryan, Sean, Chris, Brad, Palrick, Shannon, Trenton Jodie; sisters, Pauline Hughes of Poison, MT and Frances Carruth of Benson, MN. Preceded in death by parents, 1 sister and 1 brother. Memorial services will be held Thursday, 10:30 am Visitation Catholic Church, Danvers, MN.

Friends may visit wake services held at Peterson Funeral Home in Benson, MN on August 3rd, 2-9 pm. Olson Alof age 80, of Mpis. Notice later. Arr: McDivitt Hauge Bradshaw 724-3621 Peterson Lillian Murphy, age 92, of St. Louis Pk.

Survived by daugh: ter son-in-law, Jeanne John Lamb; son, Tyler B. Murphy, Walnut Creek, CA; 9 grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial, 7:30, at Gearty Deimore Park Chapel, Wooddale Ave Excelsior Blvd. Interment St. Mary's.

Friends may call after 6pm Tues. Memorials preferred to Methodist Hospital, Hospice Program. Roeslein Margaret age 71, of St. Paul. Memorial Mass 11am, St.

Thomas the Apostle Church, 2119 Stillwater Ave, St. Paul. Interment Ft. Snelling. Cremation Society Minnesota 825-2435 4 She was a member of the Catholic Church of the Good Shepherd in Golden Valley, where she was active in senior citizen circles.

She was one of the founding members of the KeenAgers Club and chaired several Christmas booth exhibitions. She also was involved in the annual food shelf programs run by the Keenagers and Hamilton House. Visitation will be from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. today at Gearty-Delmore Park Funeral Chapel in St. Park, where services will begin at 7:30 p.m.

Burial will be in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in Minneapolis, where graveside services will be at 9:30 a.m. Also noted Cardinal John Dearden, 80, who led the Roman Catholic archdiocese of Detroit for 22 years a and 1 was an important voice for church reform, died Monday of pancreatic cancer at Providence Hospital in Detroit, where he had been hospitalized since July 22. Dearden headed the archdiocese from 1959 to 1981. 372-4130 Regan Patrick age 77, of New Brighton, on July 31, 1988.

Preceded in death by daughter, Patricia, son, Gerald. Husband of Myrtle; father of Michael wife, Jerry of Wyoming, MN, William of Mpis, Betty Brunotte of River Falls, WI, Evelyn Biskey of Mpis; 17 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren; father-in-law of John Over of Cottage Grove. Services 11am, at Atonement Lutheran Church, Rice Creek Rd, at Silver Lake Rd, New Brighton. Interment Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Visitation 4-8pm, SPIELMAN MORTUARY, 344 West University Ave, St.

Paul, one hour prior to services at church. In lieu of flowers memorials preferred. Resler Joyce age 20, of Blaine. Passed away accidently July 29 in Great Falls, Montana. Altending student Medical Institute of Minnesota.

Employee of KMART (Blaine). 1986 graduate of Spring Lake Park High School, member of school band, A.F.S., Pep Club. St. Timothy's Youth Group, Teens Encounter Christ (T.E.C.). Survived by parents, Leonard Gladys Resler; brother sister-in-law, Kenneth L.

Mary Joanne Resier, both A1C, USAF, Montana; 2 aunts, 6 uncles many cousins loving friends. Preceded in death by grandparents, Valentine Genevieve Resler Lloyd Mary Nordall. Mass of Christian Burial 10am, Wednesday, St. Timothy's Catholic Church, 707 89th Ave NE, Blaine. Visitation 6-9pm Tuesday evening at the Miller Funeral Home, Fridley Chapel, 6210 NE Hwy 65 (571-1300) 1 hour before service in church.

Parish Prayer Service Rosary Service 8pm Tuesday in funeral chapel. Interment Morningside Memorial Gardens. Memorials preferred. Reynolds Bill, age 82, of Mpls. Survived by beloved wife, Ann; daughters, Elsie Benjamin, Frances Staples; 13 grandchildren; 24 great grandchildren; 1 great great grandchild.

Funeral service 12 noon, at Lake Lena Indian Ctr, 25 mi. East 5 mi. N. or Hinckley, MN. Rinerson Raymond, 63, of Twin Valley, MN, formerly of Mpis, died Sunday.

Services, 3pm, at Zion Lutheran Church, Twin Valley. Survived by wife, Doris; mother, Tilda; sisters, Delores Hensel of Apple Vly, Lila Amundson, Mpis, Edythe Griewe of Calif. Retired Sales Engineer for Pheoll Manufacturing Company 1952-1987. Anderson-Erlien Funeral Home Twin Valley, MN, 218-584-5166 Robblee Alma died Sunday, July 31, 1988, in Falls Church, VA, formerly of Mpis. Wife of the late Col.

Paul A. Robblee, Sr. Devoted mother of Col. Paul A. Robblee, Michael B.

Robblee, Rosemary Robblee Phillips; sister of Marion Kapplinger, St. Paul, MN; also 3 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 3pm, Aug. 3, 1988, at Ft. Myer Chapel in Arlington, VA.

Interment Arlington National Cemetery. Family request that contributions be made to the American Lung Assoc. Arrangements by Demaine Funeral Home Simcox Betty age 63, of N.E. Mpls. on Thursday, July 28th.

Beloved mother of Bruce P. Curtis wife, Gaile of Roseburg, Oregon; also survived by 3 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Phyllis Fife of St. Anthony. Services 1:30 pm Wednesday O.

E. Larson-Osborne Chapel, 2301 Central Ave. NE. Interment Hillside Cemetery. Visitation 1 hour prior to service.

O. E. Larson -Osborne Chapel 789-3571 Skeesick Robert Milo, age 77, of No. Mpls. Survived by wife, Cecilia; sons, Robert J.

Dale Elaine Marciniak, Karen Martinez; 11 grandchildren; 5 brothers; 3 sisters; numerous nieces nephews. Service Thurs. 11 am, Wash-. burn McReavy-Swanson Chapel, Lowry at Irving Ave N. Interment Crystal Lake.

Friends may call Wed. 4-8pm. Washburn McReavy Swanson Chapel 529-9691 Spiel Edward 75, of St. Paul, July 31. Arrangements with Spielman Mortuary, 222-6363 Actor killed Trinidad Silva 38, who played a gang leader on NBC's "Hill St.

Blues" and in the movie "Colors," was killed Sunday when his pickup truck was struck by a vehicle in Whittier, Calif. His wife, Sofia, 28, and their 2-year-old son, Samuel, suffered minor injuries in the accident. Silva is best known for his role in the television series "Hill Street Blues" as the wisecracking gang leader Jesus Martinez. He "Frog" in "Colors." Thompson Walter age 61, of Coon Rapids. Survived by wife, Mildred; children grandchildren; 2 sisters 2 brothers.

Funeral services 11am, at Thurston-Lindberg Funeral Home, W. Main St. Branch Anoka. Interment Big Lake Cemetery. Visitation 5-8pm, Wed.

Whipps Mary Jane, age 67, of 1798 Jonquil Lane, Plymouth. Survived by children, Karole Whipps, Kathy Spurbeck, Sharon Hosier, Jeff, Jim, John Sandra Whipps; 9 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren; mother, Lydia Matson; sister, Phyllis Melquist; brother, Bill Collins; nieces nephews. Services 2pm, at St. George's Episcopal Church, Hwy 100 at Minnetonka with reviewal at the Enga Memorial Chapel, 5600 Excelsior Blvd, at Hwy 100, on 6- 9pm. Memorials may be directed to of Transplant Center.

Interment F1. Snelling. Enga Memorial Chapel 929-7876 Whitehead Jimmie on July 31, 1988, in Springfield, Virginia. Loving husband of Dorothy E. Whitehead; father of Laura Lunger, Kristi Frykman; grandfather of Danny Jaynie Lunger.

Friends may call at the Demaine-Springfield Annandale Chapel, Springfield, Virginia, on Wednesday, 7-9pm. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday, 11am, at the St. Bernadette Catholic Church, Interment Fairfax Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the American Heart Association. Yaney Archie age 71, of Delano.

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Pleasant S. 866-5038 MALONE Fremont at Lowry 522-3622 MORRIS NILSEN 6527 Portland 869-3226 WHITE 2730 Hennepin Av 872-7244 By Pat Prince Staff Writer At 1:44 p.m. Monday, the unthinkable happened. "Oh, no, you're kidding!" wailed Nancy Grell, the Minneapolis City Hall building manager, when a reporter informed her of the bad news. "It never stops!" But it had.

The City Hall tower clock "Big Ben" to some had stopped, the victim of a failed main mechanical drive. "Oh dear, oh dear," Grell said. "Oh dear." Oh sure, some of the neon hands on the four faces of the clock occasionally burn out. (Each face is feet in diameter, a mere foot shy of those on London's Big Ben.) But a total work stoppage hasn't occurred since well, Grell has been there 20 years and can't remember when. Sometimes, she admitted, the 80- year-old timepiece isn't right on the money.

Once, she received a call from a postal worker who, following the clock's inaccurate 14-foot-long hands, punched out 15 minutes early and complained to her because his paycheck was docked for the infraction. But that was then. This time, although Grell promised to get a work crew "right on it," there could be problems finding parts for the ticker. Lottery Continued from page 3B nues from sources other than a lottery. Besides Rolvaag and Rice, ALL's Sidlo Frank age 85, of Satellite Beach, FL, formerly of Mpls.

Died July 30 in Melbourne, FL. He was employed with RCA, Maintenance Engineering, at the Kennedy Space Center until his retirement Oct. 1, 1967. Retired from the Western Electric Company, Installation Division, in Mpls. where he was employed for 34 years.

In he was involved in the organization promotion of Winter Sports serving as Director of Winter Sports for the city as President of 2 maior Ski Clubs Mpis Ski Sports, Inc. He was accorded honorary life membership with the Communication Workers of America serving as Treasurer Chief Steward C.W.A. Local 7290. In Florida, he was associated with the Indian River Life Member Club, Telephone Pioneers of America as Treasurer from 1970-1983. Surviving are wife, Edna of Satellite Beach; daughters, Mrs.

Ann Baerg of Burnsville, Mrs. Jane Rose of Milwaukee, Wisc; son, Robert of Kerrick, MN; stepdaughter, Dora Skyberg of Davenport, Iowa; 15 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral service Tuesday, 1pm, at Evans-Nordby Funeral Home, 6000 Brooklyn Blvd in Brooklyn Center. Visitation Monday, 4-8pm. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery.

Starks Beloved Edna Therese Hadlick, age 79, died on July 30, 1988, at Osseo Health Care Center. Preceded in death by her husband; her parents, Robert Mary Louise Hadlick; her brothers, Frederick J. Hadlick, Clarence M. Hassing; her sisters, Cecelia Esther Hadlick. Edna is survived by her sister-in-law, Eileen Hassing; nieces nephews, James, Mary, Michael, Bernadette, Patrice, Rose, Therese, Rita; 13 grandnieces nephews; 1 great grand niece; friends at Berkshire Residence, 501 Second St.

SE, Osseo. The family invites you to loin them in memorial service to be held Aug. 13, 1988, at 10am, at St. Vincent DePaul's Church, 617 Central Ave, Osseo, MN. Strawbridge Elinor S.

(Chick), died on Friday, July 29th. Chick had been the director of Proiect Charlie since 1982. She is survived by her children, Douglas Kris Strawbridge, Sandra Craig Senn and Steven Strawbridge, all of Mpis and Cynthia Strawbridge of Boulder, CO; grandchildren, Elizabeth Katie Strawbridge, Carolyn Charlie Senn; mother, Dorothy Hendricks Nelson of Hammond, sisters, Natalie Reed of Carmel, CA and Pamela Frautschi of Milwaukee, WI; fiance', L. A. (Swede) Charnstrom of Fairbault and many other friends and relatives.

A memorial service will be held Thursday, 11:30 am St. Alban's Episcopal Church, 6716 Gleason Edina. Memorials may be made to Project Charlie, 5701 Normandale Edi- na, MN 55424. Washburn McReavy Welander Quist -Davies 377-2203 Swezey Eileen age-78, of NE Mpis. Preceded in death by husband, Beniamin.

Survived by sons, Benjamin F. Ill his wife, Ursula of Germany, James A. his wife, Nancy of Eden Prairie, Thomas F. of Columbia His; 3 grandchildren, Eva, Michael Jamie; sister, Mary Doyle of Columbia Hts. Funeral 9am, at the Washburn McReavy Northeast Chapel, 29th Johnson St.

NE. Mass of Christian burial, at the Church of St. Charles Borromeo, St. Anthony Pkwy Stinson Bivd NE. Interment National Cemetery.

Friends may call Wed. 4-8pm. Prayer service 7pm. Washburn-McReavy Northeast Chapel 781-6828 Thompson Martin age 72, of Rush City. FORMER PAKO EMPLOYEE.

Survived by wife, Agnes; children, Richard Phillip, all of Rush City, Judy Grell of Cambridge, Donald of Red Wing, Lyle of Harris. Service 2pm, First Lutheran Church, Harris, MN. Visitation Tues. 6-9pm, Oison Funeral Chapel, 1-358-4735 Besides Rolvaag steering. committee federal judge and ney General Miles torney General state Reps.

Mary Gil Gutknect, leen Vellenga, DFL-St. Voss, DFL-Blaine, DFL-Minneapolis; and Rice, ALL's includes former. Minnesota AttorLord; former AtWarren Spannaus; Forsythe, IR-Edina; IR-Rochester; KathPaul; Gordon and Ken Nelson, State Sens. Carl Kroening, DFL-Minneapolis, and Allan Spear, DFL-MinNellie Stone Johnson, Minneapolis; Brenna Helgeson, Eagan; Bob Killeen of the United Auto Workers; Arvonne Fraser, Minneapolis; William Dietrich, Le Sueur; Irving, Kenneth Nemerov, O. Beck, Minneapolis; Minneapolis; the Danny Berenberg, Edina; Bob Ellingson, Brooklyn Center, and Scott Dickman Ellingson.

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down two to freeway, and traffic everybody waits in "There was just for all those calls." deluged with calls But phone serinterrupted at the U.S. in Brooklyn Censuch calls normally Those workers were "packed up and sent to other locations where there were available seats" to help out as directory assistance workers, Walker said. Residents in the lost the use of number for about afternoon, but Anoka County outage didn't cause lems. northern suburbs the 911 emergency an hour yesterday Hennepin County and dispatchers say the any major prob- Residents were advised to call law enforcement agencies' nonemergency numbers for local police departments for assistance. That system is part of a contingency plan established by the department for phone outages, said Sgt.

Edward Enerson with the Hennepin County Sheriff's Department. Complaint Continued from page 1B ably could not be released because the agency had not yet received the college's response. He said, however, that the presence of combustible materials near a transformer is cause for concern because PCBs, when burned, form two known cancer-causing compounds and can create a large amount of toxic fumes. Diestler said the materials in question consisted of a box of equipment and some hand towels that were being used by maintenance engineers who were repairing a gauge. "It was a temporary situation." They were not 1 storing combustible materials," she said..