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w3JBi FridayNovember 51993Star Tribune Obituaries Heart Fund chairman Harold Johnson dies bn Charlotte Snapp, 98; designed dresses Services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Church of St. Therese, 1928 Norfolk St. Paul. Visitation will be held from 4 to 8 p.m.

today at the Willwerscheid Peters Mortuary, 1 167 Grand St Paul, and from 10 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the church. Memorials to the Bishop John R. Roach Scholarship Fund, Saint John Vianney Seminary are suggested. flight planner for Northwest Airlines during World War II.

Back then, the airline had only nine planes. In the 1930s he became an underwriter for Home Life of New York, a life insurance company. He retired in the late 1980s. His son, James, of Marine on St Croix, said his father was successful in business, but was most proud of his volunteer work. He was chair of the Heart Fund's fund-raising drive in 1959, president of the Midway Serra Club and St.

Thomas Academy's Father's Club. He was also a scoutmaster and active with the Service Corps of Retired Executives. Besides his son, Johnson is survived by his wife of 55 years, Rosellen (Roz) and another son, Leigh, of Rochester, Minn. Harold D. Johnson, 80, former state chairman of the Minnesota Heart As-fi isolation's fund-raising drive, died -ufWednesday at Midway Hospital in St.

Paul. Me is the fourth generation of the Johnson family to live in St Paul. He graduated from Cretin High School iuehd earned a bachelor's degree in a accounting from the University of St. 'a -Thomas in St. Paul.

He worked at Northern States Power Co. and as a ton? Aimee Mott Butler, 91, who helped Her gowns were not cheap. The last ball gown she made cost the customer $850. In a 1989 newspaper article, former dressmaker Agnes King said Snapp was an artist. "She could think of the most clever things." A collection of her gowns was given to the Goldstein Gallery at the University of Minnesota.

She is survived by a son, Donald, of St Louis Park, and a daughter Virginia Anthony, of Enumclaw! Wash. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Lakewood Cemetery Chapel, 3600 Hennepin Av. Minneapolis. Visitation will be held there one-half hour before the service.

Arrangements are by Werness Brothers Funeral Chapel, Minneapolis. Charlotte Snapp, 98, a Minneapolis dress designer whose customers included members of the Dayton and Pillsbury families, died Thursday at Park Nursing and Convalescent Center in St Louis Park. Snapp was born in Denver. In her teen years she worked in an exclusive shop in Denver, then moved to Minneapolis. She had no formal fashion schooling and never went abroad to visit the fashion houses of London or Paris, but her designs had a European quality nonetheless.

During her career she worked with more than 150 dressmakers, including a prominent Minneapolis designer, Jenny Lee. From the 1940s until 1978 she operated out of her large apartment on Dupont Av. S. She would take her vacations in Hollywood and designed dress for actresses, including Jean Harlow. develop the Hazelden Foundation Aimee Mott Butler, unlike the dark, impersonal St.

Paul several years later. The couple owned several jumping pist wno played a role in development of the Hazelden Foundation, died Thursday at her home in St Paul. She and her late husband, Patrick, helped develop the chemical dependency treatment and prevention center in Center City, into a place where alcoholics could be treated in a humane manner. 01 many hospitals, said Daniel Andersen, president emeritus of donated artwork to Hazelden, of which came from he collection Minnesota artists. She continued acquire and donate art to until her death.

her husband were recognized dedication to people affected chemical dependency when they the Help Enable Alcoholics Treatment award in 1988. Clinton C. Kolb, 84, owner of furniture store in Rosemount Clinton Kolb, 84, owner of the Country Furniture Store in Rose-mount died Thursday at University Good Samaritan Center nursing home in Minneapolis. Kolb, of Rosemount, was born in Minneapolis and graduated from Roosevelt High School. He opened a service station in Minneapolis in the late 1920s.

In 1952 he started Master Tank Service, an elevated water tank manufacturing and repair business in Rosemount. His son Ronald, of Minneapolis, took that over when Clinton Kolb started the Country Furniture Store in 1978. Kolb is also survived by another son, Richard, of New Jersey. Services will be held at 3 p.m. today at Lakewood Cemetery, 3600 Hennepin Av.

Minneapolis. Arrangements are by Gill Brothers Funeral Chapel, horses, including Touch of Class, which won a gold medal at the 1984 Summer Olympic games. She is survived by two sons, Patrick of Alexandria, and Peter, of St. Paul; a daughter, Kate Butler Peterson, of Petersham, her stepmother, Ruth Mott of Flint a brother, Stewart Mott of New York City, and a sister, Maryann Mott, of Santa Barbara, Calif. Services will be held at 10 a.m.

Monday at St. Leo's Catholic Church, 2055 Bohland St Paul. Visitation will be held there one hour before the service. Memorials to the Hazelden Foundation are suggested. Also noted Aimee became a real partner with her husband in creating an atmos-t! phere conducive to recovery," said Grimm, vice-chairman of Hazelden Institute.

"She firmly believed in the dignity and respect of the patients." v3Vien Hazelden was expanding in 1960s, she was responsible for all decorating. She created a warm environment for Aimee and Patrick Butler Family Foundation has funded several at Hazelden and the new and fitness center at the College St Catherine in St. Paul. was born in Utica, N.Y., and from Vassar College. She married in 1926 and moved to Duncan Gibbins, 41, a British director and screenwriter, died of burns he suffered in the Malibu wildfire when he went back to rescue a cat.

His film credits included "Fire With Fire," "Eve of Destruction" and "Third Degree Burn." Valeriu C. Georgescu, 89, a U.S. oil executive who passed on news to captured U.S. pilots while himself a prisoner in his native Romania during World War II, died of cancer. John Mihalowski, 82, who won the Medal of Honor for helping to rescue sailors from the submarine USS Squalus in 1939, died in Largo, Fla.

Funeral classifications. To place Notices a paid classified notice call 673-4130 Helpful Telephone Numbers Social Security Admin. Service available from 7ain (n7nn nrt K. 242 ONfcWMtFuMralt NOTICE As a public aervice, we offer ie first five lines ol any obituary free o( charge, with this space you can include name, ape. city, funeral home name and phone number.

(The bold type for the last name uses two tales.) You may also buy additional lines of space for $3.75 per line per day in our metro editions or $4.25 per line for lull coverage. For help in placing your notice, contact your funeral director or a Star Tribune representativeat673-4130. I Allison age 69. of Roseville. "wfSurvived by her son.

Mark, eB Roseville; sister ol Bayard Carlson and Merritt Carlson. i fjivaleservicesand interment. trr: Sandberg Mortuary. North St. Paul, 777-2600.

Anderson Helen C. age 82, of Mpls. Ser vice 11 am Sat, Guslavus I Adolptius. 1 509 2 7th Ave NE. Badger Stephen Sammis, age 70, of f.

iiwpis. oorn i-eo zs, 19Z3 Mpls. Member of Holy Cross Church, Excelsior, jrtjMN. Preceded in death by par- by children. Christo- pner a wife Cheryl.

Catherine a MU31MIIU uuwuner, neron, naniei a wile Jane; sister, Bar--i libra Henderikson: former wife. IjP (Barbara; grandchildren, Caillin J( Sal, 10:30 am, Lakewood SillCtmetery Chapel. 3600 Hen- Whaley Maxlne Gertsen (Haskell), age 89, RN, lifelong resident of South Mpls. Preceded in death by her husband, John C. and brother.

Leonard Haskell. Survived by daughters, Johanna H. a husband Edson Weeks, Naples, FL a Maxine L. husband Floyd Baker, Vadnais Heights; son, Fred D. Whaley a wife Rebecca, Bloomington; grandchildren, Edson R.

Weeks III a wife Roberta, Candy a husband Randy Kolbow, Amy a husband Charles Rothbauer, De-siree K. Baker, Pamela C. Matt- son. John W. Baker, Jayne a husband Tim McCoy.

Nancy jo a nusoand Joseph Syd-loski. Fred D. Whaley, Col leen a husband Matthew Ho-gensen, Amie Herem a Lisa a husband Ralph Judd; 19 great-grandchildren; 2 great- great-grandchildren; many uiner relatives ano friends. Graduate from Asbury Hospital Nurses I raining, class or 1927. Advanced surgical training at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Balti more, MO, 1927. Nurs6 In structor at Asbury Methodist Hospital from 1940-1 960 s. Hospital Supervisor at Asbury 1300-isos. Hetireo iaes Member of Asbury Alumni As sociation, Eastern Star and the Mayflower Society. Editor ot The A al ways there to give a helping hand to those in need.

Our thanks to the entire staff at Rembrandt of Edina, who worked to make her last years wiin us so comfortable. Funer al service Saturday, 1:30 pm Laxewooo L-napei, 36U0 Hen nepin Av. Visitation Friday (TODAY) 5 to 8 pm at the McDivitt-Hauge-Bradshaw Funeral Home. 3131 Minne haha Av. s.

Private interment. Memorials preferred to Methodist Hospital Nurses Educa tion Foundation. McDivitt-Hauge-Bradshaw 724-3621 Wieland Joyce, age 78, ot St. Louis Park. Preceded in death by husband, Elmer.

Survived by son, James Brooks Wieland; daughter-in-law, Dominique, and grandson, Alexander; many nieces nephews. Long time member ol Western Hennepin Pioneer Museum. Funeral Service Saturday, Nov. 6. 3:00 pm Reltinger Funeral Home, Long Lake.

Interment Union Cemetery. 473-6954. 91, a philanthro Carlson Harold age 90, of NE Mpls. Longtime member ol Salem Covenant Church. Member of I Univ.

Lodge 316 AM, Zuhrah Shriners and Scottish I Rite. Survived by wife, Marga ret; son. John wife Peggy; grandchildren, Kelly Marie I Heiter nustuna Don, Michael H. Carlson wife Teresa, and Steven Carlson wife Amy: 8 great-grandchildren; brother, Wallace wile Hildur; sister. Alice a husband Dr.

Donovan Johnson. Service Sat, 11:00 I am. af Salem Covenant! Church, Silver Lake Rd 5th St NW. New Brighton. Inter ment Hillside.

Visitation Fri day. 5-8 pm at Peterson's Columbia Park Chapel, 3207 Cental Ave NE (at St. Anthony Pkwy). Memorials preferred to Salem Covenant Martha Missions Circle or Shrineis Hospl- tai lor imppieo uworen. Peterson-Stohlberg 789-8889 Carwell Robert C.

51. of MdIs. Service 5:30 pm. Friday. cremation society 05-2435.

Caspar! Elizabeth 93. of Mpls. She will be sadly missed by many ciose menas. uremation Soci ety of MN, 825-2435. tOUntrVman Esther formerly of S.

Mpls. Services noon today, Lake-wood Cemetery. 789-3535 Crandall Keith age 84. of Monlicelk) on 11-3-93. Former pharmacist, owner and operator of Crandall's Druo of Monticello.

Survived by wile, Florence; son, Bruce a his wife Joyce of Monticello; daughter, Carole Hanrahan of Steamboat Springs, CO; brother. Col. Riel crandall (Ret.) of Cromwell, grandchildren, Danny uranoaii, Micneiie Davidson, Duff Davidson a Jim David son; great-grandson, Anthony Davidson. Funeral services Sat. 2:00 pm Peterson- linmsmo Chapel of Monticello.

Interment St. Henrv's Ceme tery. Monticello. Friends may can i-noay tram to 8 pm at the nineraicnapet. 1-295-2918.

Dahlqulst Raymond age 70, of Mound. Preceded in death by father, Carl Dahlquist. Sur vived by wile, June Dahlauist: daughters a sons-in-law, Mary Lou Wing Gary Morgan, Jeannette a Jim Becken- bach, Fav a Kennv Paoe Claudia a John Weinberger; 10 grandchildren: mother, Agnes Dahlquist; 4 sisters. Funeral service Saturday, 11:00 am at Bethel United Methodist Church, 2116 Commerce Blvd. Mound.

Visitation Friday, 6-8 pm at Huber Funeral Home, Mound, and also one hour prior to service at church. Interment Fairview Cemetery, Minne irista. Huber Funeral Home 472-1716 Doran(Larsgaard) nioena Margaret Teg age oi. ras. ot Boom Manor.

Member of Salvation Army Citadel Corps. Active member in the Home League and various ac tivities. Survived by daughter, Marion Pakul of Napanee, On tario: 3 grandchildren, Crystal, ram a Lisa; 5 great-grand sons; sister, Christina Johnson of Mpls: 1 niece: and 3 neon ews. Service Saturday, 10:00 am at the Albin Chapel. 2200 Nicollet Ave.

Interment Crystal Laxe uemetery. visitation Friday. 2-4 pm a 6-8 pm. Memorials to Salvation Armv Citadel corps, 3000 W. Broadway.

MplS.MN 55411. Alton Chapel Ralph a James Albinson Ecklund Thursday morning at Lona Laxe Nursing Home. Service Saturday. 2:00 P.M. at Harm Anderson Funeral Home in Willmar.

Visitation 1 hour prior to service at tunerai noma. patients, settings J. Hazelden. She most of to Hazelden She and for their by received Receive The projects sports of She graduated was I Wohlwend Mildred age 81, of Brooklyn Center. Survived by husband, Walter; sons a daughters-in- law, John a Vivian of San Die go, Jim a Karen of Derby, KS; daughter, Jane Intress ol La crosse, Wl; 6 grandchildren: sister.

Dorothy Bonn ot Cum berland, Wl; brother, Edwin Benson of Biloxi, MS. Mass of Christian Burial 11 am Satur day at the Church of St. Mar garet Mary, Theo. Wirth Pkwy. a Golden Valley, Rd.

Private interment Sunset. Friends may can a i Memorials preferred to the Maryknoll Missionaries. Gearty-Delmore 537-4511 Zehnder Kalhryn. age 84, of SI. Paul, Nov.

1. For turther info: Spiel man Mortuary, 222-6363. A special rate of $3,75 per line is now available for the following classifications: 244 Cards ol Thanks 254 InMemoriam 246 cmt'yLots SUNSET MEMORIAL 2 lots, behind Bible close to mart $1600 wnegotiate. 781-0790 wi-r an jupm. wKng anytime CRYSTAL LAKE CEMETERY I lot.

$600 521-4895 OLENHAVEN MEMORIAL unucna in new nope, lots. HILLSIDE CEMETERV 9 lots, value $1150 each. Will senior oesi oner. 53f-izie LAKEWOOD CEMETERV Lot 596, section 31 grave A. B35-6847 PLEASANT VIEW Hwy 13.

2 lots 1 vault $1300. exc location. 884-3520 SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK 4-grave plot. $1 1 45 per grave. 252 Fuflfl Director Washburn-McReavy FUNERAL CHAPELS untMA UHY EDINA NORTHEAST SOUTHEAST 920-3996 781-6828 379-2368 529-9691 377-2203 537-2333 938-9020 NORTH SOUTH ROBBINSDALE HOPKINS GEARTY-DELMORE ROBBINSDALE 537-4511 PARK CHAPEL St.

Louis Park 926-1615 Billman-Huni 2701 Central Av. NE 789-3535 iRigby Virginia Cage 73. Bloomington. Past Worthy High Priestess Arcadia Eastern Star. Member St Nicolas Episcopal Church 7227 Penn Ave Blooming- ton, survived by daughters, Bonnie Bolton, St.

Louis, MO, Paulette Edin, Lakeville, MN; grandchildren, Mikel, Kitt and Benjamin; great-granddaugh ters, Kirsten and Megan: sis ter, Marian Sang, San Antonio, TX. Memorial service Sat, Nov 6, 1 pm, St. Nicolas Episcopal L-nurcn, rai penn Ave S. Bloomington. Interment Lake- wood cemetery.

Arr: Werness Brothers Chapel 2300 W. Old ShakopeeRd Bloomington 884-8145 I Sedgwick i MaxineBenwn ann7fl nfFril Maxine uenson, age ol toi- na and Brainerd. Member Mm neapolis Woman's Club. Inter lachen Country Club. Courage Center Auxiliary, Boys Club volunteer.

Preceded in death by husband, George. Survived by nance. Dr. Gene Bierhaus: son, Tom a wife Teddy daughters, Diane a husband Art Welsh, Sally husband Steve Wherry; grandchildren, tnzabetn, Thomas a wife Sue, Heidi Welsh, Mary Kate a George Scot McKelvey. Greg ory, Wade a Courtney Sedg wick.

II so desired, memorials may be given to American cancer Society or donor choice. Memorial service Fri day, 1 1 am, Colonial Church of tdina. 6200 Colonial Wav. Edina. Werness Brothers Chapel 3500W.50lh 927-8641 Solberg Kennetn age 75, of Maren go vaiiey.

UA, 22 June 93. Survived by nieces, nephews and a host ol friends. Former Na tional Sales Manager for Porter i win uiub. Last with Kraas- Anderson. WW II 1st Armored Infantry Kasserine Pass, Palermo, Anzio, Rome, Arno River.

He was a Survivor. Stotts Florence age 87, ol Mpls. Full notice was in Thursday's paper. Memorial service 4:00 pm Saturday, Nov 6 at Edina Morningside Church, Grimes a Morningside Rd, Edina. Memorials preferred to Edina Morningside Church.

Struthers Athalia (Thaie) (nee Dule-bohn), died in Pleasanton, CA, on Sept 15, 1993. Survived by her husband, William and 6 children, Charlene Polan (Jon), New Rochelle. NY, Eliza Struthers, Santa Cruz, CA. Polly Da- vidow (Peter), North Grafton, MA, Mitchell Struthers (Anne), Alamo. CA, John Struthers (Jean), Sacramento, CA.

Mary ran (jonn), san t-rancisco, la; grandchildren; brother. David H. Dulebohn (Eleanor) ot txcetsior, MN. She was a grad uate of St. Mary's Episcopal ooaroing school Faribault and the Univ of MN, where she was president of Delta Gamma Sorority.

Services were held September 18 at St. Clare's Episcopal Church. 3350 Ho- pyard Rd, Pleasanton. CA. Memorial gilts are suggested for St.

Clare's Church, or the American Cancer Society. Ave S. Visitation V4 hour "prior to service. Memorials pre- 'ferred to Alzheimer Treatment tvjfa Research Center or Nature Thomas Robert C. age 76.

of Teouesta, FL, died Thursday, November 4, 1993. He was born in Mpls, MN and had been a resident of this area since 1962. Mr. Thomas was a member of the Nativity Lutheran Church, Palm Beach Gardens. He was predeceased by his wife, Elsie V.

Thomas August, 1992. Survivors include 4 daughters, Jacqueline Kennen of Birch-wood. Wl, Carolyn Stewart of Shawnee Mission. KS Suzanne Wirz of Elk River, MN and Judy Ross ot Lake Park, FL; 6 sons. Robert of Anchor age.

Alaska. Gerald and Thomas, both of Jupiter, FL, William of Loxahatchee, FL George of Lake Worth. FL and Michael of Great Mills, MD: 33 grandchil dren and 2b great-grandchil dren. Funeral services will be held at 1 1 :00 am. Monday, November 8, 1993 at the Nativity Lutheran Church in paim Beach Gardens with Pas tor Walter R.

Riedet officiating. Friends may call from 3-5 a 7-9 pm, on Sunday, November 7, 1993 at the AYCOCK FUNERAL HOME, Jupiter. FL. Entombment Riverside Memorial Park Mausoleum, Jupiter, fl. Those planning an expres sion of sympathy are asked to consider Hospice of Martin.

Inc, 2300 SE Ocean Blvd. Stu art, FL 34996 or the Nativity Lutherlan Church Building Fund, 4075 Holly Drive, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33408. VanBlarcom Esther age 67. of Aitkin. lormerly of Mpls.

Full notice Saturday. Werness Brothers Chapel 3700 Nicollet Av 824-2624 Vasquez Lillian age 78, of Mpls, formerly of McAlester, OK. Service Fri (TODAY), 11 am, Hope Baptist Church. 5424 42nd Ave S. Interment Hillside Cemetery.

Visitation McDivitt-Hauge-Bradshaw 724-3621 Webb Jonathan (Jon), age 40, of Mpls, passed awav Nov. 4. Memorial services will be from 7-9 pm Sat, Nov 6 at Schmitt Music Company, 3rd Floor, downtown, 88 S. 10th St, Mpls. Additional services: Memorial visitation Irom 6-8 pm Monday, Nov 8 at Totzke Funeral Home in Fulda, with me morial services at 2 om Tues day, Nov.

9 at Presbyterian L-nurcn in i-uioa. interment Prairie Hill Cemetery in Fulda. An. by Gill Brothers, 861-6088 and Totzke Funeral Home. 507-425-2311.

Wendel Gail age 58. of Albertville. Preceded in death by son, John; parents, and brother, Neal Spaulding. Survived by best friend and husband of forty years, Richard. Loved much by their mother: daughter, Kathy Wendel of St.

Michael; sons. Robert a wife Minky of Maple Grove, Thomas a wife Kate of Maple Lake. Joy of her lile, four oranddauohers. Demi. Devin, Kali and Kasis.

Two brothers, Edward and Ronald Spaulding ot Mpls. Many rela tives and friends. Memorial services Saturday. Nov 6 1993 at 11:30 am at the Peter- son-Grimsmo Funeral Chaoel Monticello. MN.

Officiating: Fr. Richard Schmitzer, friend and soloist: Sara Meyer. Celebration of her Ufa at Otsego City Hall following services. Private Interment at Fort Snelling oemetery. Memorials pre lerred.

1-295-2918 Eubank Nancy age 59, of Solon Springs, Wl, a former resident ot uoiutti a Mpls, and a well- known Minnesota historian and author-editor, died Sun day in her home. Ms. Eubank was widely known in Minneso ta historical circles. She was a longtime employee of the Minnesota Historical Society, and she had written extensively on historical subject matter. She was a member ot the Women's History Organization of Minne sota.

Survivors include her husband, Dillard, of Solon Springs; and her daughter, Laurie, of Mpls. Memorial services will be at 10:30 am Saturday at Minneapolis' First Unitarian Society, 900 Mount Curve Ave. The lamiiy would appreciate memorial contributions to ALTERNATIVES, the Gay a Lesbian Anti-Violence Protect, 430 Oak Grove 203B. Mpls. MN 55403.

Gray jane age 56. ol St. Anthony Village, on Nov. 4. Beloved wife ot Hichard for 36 years; beloved mother of Cindy of dear- water, t-L, Hal, Tom, John wife Julie, all of the Twin Cities; beloved grandmother of Christopher.

Karl, Ryan a Max; beloved sister of Barbara a hus band Tom Wegleitner. Funeral Irom St. Christopher's Episco pal Church, 2300 N. Hamline 10 am Saturday. Visita tion 5 to 7 pm Friday at the Hosevme Memorial Chape! 2245 N.

Hamline Ave. Inter ment Sunset Memorial Park. Memorials preferred to Health- span Hospice, 5775 Wayzata Suite 560, Mpls, MN 55416. Gruber Rosa, of New Brighton. Nov.

3rd, in her 80th year. Member ot the Rosary Society a Moth er's Club of St. John the Baptist i-nurcn. survived by husband. Frank; daughter, Rosemarie Peters a husband Thomas: grandchildren, Mark a wife Jeannie, Christopher, Paul a wife Caroline Peters; great-grandson, Thomas Peters: sis ter, Carola Eckinger; niece, sarin uavio; and lovin friends.

Mass of Christian Burial Saturday. 11 am at St. John the Baptist Church, 635 2nd Av. NW, New Brighton with interment in St. John's Ceme tery.

Visitation Friday 4 to with prayer service 7 pm at the Biiiman-Hunt Chapel, 2701 central Ave NE, 769-3535. Hughes beima (bally), age 80. Long time resident ot wayzata. Pre ceded death by husband. wtnur.

survived by daughter, juay uison ano husband David; son. Michael Hughes ana wite, jeannie: 6 grandchil dren and 1 great-grandchild. Funeral Service Saturday. Nov. 6.

1 pm, Hettinger Funeral Home, Long Lake. Visitation Friday, Nov 5. (TODAY) 6-8 pm. Memorials to American Heart Assoc. Rettinoer Funeral Home, 473-6954.

Interment Summit Park Cemetery. Johnson Goldie age 87, of St. Antho ny. Member ot Salem Cove nant Church. Preceded in death by husband.

Robert. Survived by brother. Ray Hog- lund; sister-in-law, Carrie Hoglund; nieces. Dawn Taylor a nusoano Larry a Jean Mig loos a husband Ed; nephew. uarret Hoglund a wife Barbara: 4 great-nephews.

Daniel a Jon Hoglund and Jeff a Kevin Taylor. Services Friday. 2 pm at saiem covenant cnurch. Sil ver Lake Rd at 5th St NW. New Brighton.

Interment. Hillside. Memorials preferred to Salem Covenant Church. Peterson-Stohlberg 789-8889 conservancy Minnesota Chapter. Private interment Lakewood Cemetery.

Cremation Society of MN 825-2435 Bagan Arviila age 80, of Annan- naie, mn. survived by husband. Paul R. Bagan; sons daughters-in-law, Jim Mary eagan, san jose, la, Tom a tarot Bagan, Lake Forest. II: daughters cons-in-lew.

Jean a uan Krolak. moomirra- i And related Johnson Harold David (Mike), age 80, of St. Paul, Nov. 3. Preceded in death by his parents, Lucy a joe jonnson: ana a sister, Lu cille.

Survived by wife, Rosel len (hoz); i sons, James Wm a wile Laura. Marine on St. Croix, Leigh a wile Judy, Rochester, MN; 5 giandchil- oren, Maciaren Jonnson Washington D.C., Todd Inger soil Johnson, Melissa Johnson. Novi. Ml.

Nikki John son. Madison, Wi, Heather Johnson, Rochester: also, sis ters-in-law, Helen Steele, Mesa, AZ a Joan Jackson, St. Paul. Mass of Christian Burial Church of St. Therese, 1926 Norfolk at Prior, St.

Paul, 1 0 am Saturday, Interment Resurrection. Friends may call at the willwerscheid Peters Mortu ary. 1 1 67 Grand Ave, St. Paul 4 to 8 pm Friday, also hour prior to service at church. Prayer service 4 pm today.

Memori als preferred to Bishop John R. Roach Scholarship Fund. Saint John Vianney Seminary. Karas Sally age 51, of St. Paul, on November 2nd.

Arr: west Funeral Home, 457-6200. Kelling Arnold 80, passed away on Nov. 3. at Knapp Medical center, in weslaco. TX.

He has lived in Weslaco for about 15 years. Mr. Kelling was the first Mayor of Lino Lakes, MN. Member of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Circle Pines, MN and a member of the N.A.R.F.A. Chapter 104.

Survivors include his wife, Marcella Kelling, of Weslaco: 2 sons, Bruce Kelling, ol Freemont, California, and Lee Kelling, ol Meza, AZ; 1 daughter, Kay Showalter, of Granby, M0; 3 brothers, Joe Kelling of Aitkin, MN, Laverne Keinng, ot Braham, MN, and Ed Deiling of Wadena, MN; 2 sis ters, Edna Holmen of McGrath, MN a Freda Asp. of McGrath, MN; 4 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Memorial services will be held on Sal urday at 10 am, at the Hawkins Funeral Home Chapel in Weslaco. Officiating will be the Rev. Harry Klepper.

Hawkins Funeral Home ol Weslaco was in charge of arrangements Kolb Clinton C. age 84. of Rosemount. Former owner of The Country Store. Survived by 2 sons, Ronald a wife Joyce, and Richard; 6 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren.

Graveside services Friday, 3 pm at Lakewood Cemetery, 3600 nenneptnAve. Gill Brothers 888-7771 Kurtzbein Ervin age 81. of Mpls. Pre ceded in death by wife. Hazel.

Survived by sons, Arlen, James David: daughters. Donna Johnson, Janice Stearns a husband Dean: 11 grandchildren; 7 greal-grand- cniidren; sister, Leona Wick; brother, Alfred Kurtzbein. Memorial service Sat, 1 pm. Cremation Society Chapel. 4343 Nicollet Ave.

825-2435. Visita tion one hour prior to service. private interment. LaCIair Ruth aae 79. of Roseville.

Preceded in death by lust husband, Eugene Kelly and 2nd husband, Roger. Survived by sons. Jim Kelly a wile Lori. Hicnaro Long a wife Yoshy: daughters. Kathleen Wotter a husband Edward.

Mary Kinney a nusoano DavKJ: 6orandchtl- dren; sisters, Vivian Peterson, Helen Wilson: brothers, John a Donald Sjoguist; also other relatives and friends. Private family service. Interment Calvary Cemetery. St. James.

MN. cremation Society ot MN 825-2435 Lewno Lorraine age 65, res. of Mpls. Preceded in death by oaugnter, Pamela Kay a pat- ems, uiaries a Minnie Lever- enz. Beloved mother of Dianne Michael R.

a Timothy grandmother of Amy. Alisha. Rikki, Ashley a Christa; and other relatives. Memorials pre- erreo. funeral service Satur day, 1 pm McDrvitt-Hauge-1 nraosnaw funeral Home.

3131 Minnehaha Av. S. Interment Lakewood Cemetery Visitation one hour before service. I Larson Melmor 0., age 66, ot Big Lake, lormer- ly of Coon Rapids. Survived by wile, Daisy; son a daughter-in-law, Kevin a Kelly Larson ot uambnoge: daugn ters a sons-in-law, Susan Scott Springer of Big Lake, and Fay a Merle Swenson of Vancouver, WA; daughter, Valorle Wyttenbach of Blaine: 13 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren; brothers, Edward Larson ot Mankato, Lyle Larson ol Eagle Lake, and Andy Larson ol San Diego: sisters, Marion Bachmeyer of Mankalo and Zella Johnson of Nicollet: nieces a nephews.

Funeral services Sat. 11 am at Thur- ston-Lindberg Funeral Home. W. Main St. a Branch Ave, An- oka.

Interment Morningside mciMuiiai milieus, ijum nap- iris visiiaiinnd-HnmCrirtau Matson Gordon 0., age 80. formerly ol Mpls. Funeral arrangements are pending and will be under Peterson Chapel Buffalo Nesting Kenneth age 77, of St. Paul, on Nov. 3.

1993. Preceded in death by 2 broth ers a 2 sisters. Survived by Beloved wile Frances; daughters, Joanne a husband Greg Olson, Barbara Olson; grandchildren, Jeff a Jenny Olson; sister, Anna Bo-denhamer. Funeral service Saturday 11:00 am at CEN TRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, 420 N. Roy St.

Entombment Sunset Memorial Park. Visitation Fn- day, 4-7 pm at H0LCOM8-HENRY-BO0M FUNERAL HOME, 536 N. Shelling and at the church on Saturday Irom 10:30 am unm time of service. Memorials preferred. Peterson Elizabeth age 92.

res. ol St. Olaf Residence. Preceded in death by husband, Hildino J. Peterson, survived by daughter a son-in-law.

Doris a Bert Anderson: son a daughter-in- law, Vernon a Donna Peter son; 5 grandchildren; 8 great grandchildren; and nieces a nephews here and in Sweden. Funeral service Saturday. i am wasnourn-McReavy swanson L-napei, Lowry at Ir ving Ave. N. VISITATION ONE HOUR BEFORE SERVICE ONLY.

Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Family prefers memorials to St. Olaf Resi dence or Bethel Lutheran Church. Washburn-McReavy Swanson Chapel 529-9691 Piper Edward age 91. Spokane.

WA, formerly Mpls. Arr: Morris Niisencnapel, 869-3226. Quaas Eugene F. age 59. of Mpls.

Survived by wife. Shirley: sons. Eugene III a fiancee Sue, Kevin I a fiancee Debra: daughter. I uanine; grandchildren; I brother, Richard. Funeral 11 am Saturday, November 6.

1 washburn-McReavv Du- Schane Chapel. 4239 W. Broadway, Robbinsdale. Inter-1 ment Glen Haven Memorial I Gardens Friends may caH 2 1 hours before the service at the I chapel. Washburn-McReavy Welander Quist DuSchane 537-2333 Randall Eleanors age 82.

of New I Hope. Notice later. Kapala-I biooek-Maione, 035-4112 Ross Dorothy L. age 77. of Mpls.

Preceded in death bv husband. Otto. Member American Le-1 gran Post 1, auxiliary member. Survived by daugh-1 ter, Marilynn Else: grandson. I Ryan Else, Mpls; special I trends.

Yvonne Fix. St. Louis Park. Thomas F. Mitchell.

RichlieW: host of close friends. Memorials desired to American I Cancer Society. Memorial ser vice Friday, 11 am, Plymouth Congregational Church, 1900 Nicollet Ave Mpls. Private I interment Ft. snelling National umeiery.

werness Brothers Chaoel Call to provide notificationpl uwain lu inquire aouut SUf- vivorbenefits. U.S. Dept. Of Veterans Affairs (VA) 1-800-827-1000 Local: 612-726-1454' Call for survivor benefits, burial benefits or to provide notificationofdeath. UnitedWay FirstCallFbrHelp East Metro: 224-1133 WestMetro335-5000' SarvirA is availahlA OA ivuir very day.

Call if you need to nrnvw mitTlo IV mill IUI neip. FirstCalKor Help oilers infty- mntinn mnti rofarral tit isusai health and human service agencies. 0.E.LH 2301 Central NE 7B9-3571 EVANS-NORDBY 533-3000 424-4000 McDivitt-Hauge-Bradshaw 3131 Minnehaha 724-3621 MORRIS NILSEN 6527 Portland 669-3226 For Information About Wiese: Classifications 242 Obituaries Funerals 244 Cards of Thanks 246 Cemetery LOtS 248 Crematories 250 Florists 252 Funeral Directors 254 in Memoriam 256 Monuments: Markers 258 Probate Estate Planning Please Call Mon-Fri, 673-4130 i 1 857 Jon. Paula a Joe Bushard. En-'" gtewood.

CO. Patty a Bruce Eden Prairie: 19 -grandchildren; 15 oreat- grandchildren. Mass of Chris- ttan Burial Saturday, 1 1 am, St. Catholic Church, vS401 Nesbitt Ave Bloo- 'mington. Prayers and visita- jir non one hour prior to service.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Memorials prelened to rresDytenan Homes of flose- Alzheimer Unit. Werness Brothers Chaoel -JOHpomington 884-6145 Bergseng Gladys age 81. of Mpls. burviveo oy son, liary a wile.

Peggy Bergseng. St. Louis Park: grandchildren. Craig. Itsa Todd; great-grand- Please join us as we celebrate.

Public Open House Noon -7 p.m. Saturday, November 6 Sunday, November 7 Washburn McReavy Edina Funeral Chapel West 50th and Vemon Ave. at Hwy. 100 aaugnier, Lean Mane een- deich. In lieu of Mowers, memorials desired to St.

iC John's Lutheran Church. i j. Memorial service, Monday, '130 pm, Lakewood Chapel, Hennepin Ave Mpls. 3 3 interment Lakewood Cent. 3500 W.

50th St. 927-8641 rann JilHratrt DC law. I in death by husband. iiv narow. survived by son, A J.

,3 (Jack) Allensworth III; grand- enraren. wary. (urewi tv. tilzabeth Thomas Allens- worth; great-granddaughters. Courtney Allensworth a Jessica Nelson.

Memorial service IUDAY, 2 pm Mount Olivet Lutheran Church. 50th a Knox. i Mpls. Family a friends will For 136 years. Washburn Mcfeavy has been meeting the funeral needs of the Twin Gties rammunuy.

Washburn McReavy is proud to extend that service to Edina and the southwest metro area with the opening of our newest chapel at West 50th and Vemon Ave. at Hwy. 100 gainer hour prior to service. 'ik. Memorials preferred to Mutti- JOallSOn p-fle Sclerosis Society, Minne-' sota North Star Chapter.

2344 Your friends at Washburn McReavy Funeral Chapels NltOllet MplS. 55404 tt i Cremation Society ofMN 825-2435 Bryan Leah 87, of Richfield. Survived by sisters. Noreen Ber- grud a Rebecca Abrahamson both of North Dakota: several nieces, includino Wanda tnompson, and nephews. Memorial Funeral Service 1 m.

Saturday at GLEASON MORTUARY, 7601 Pleasant Cremation Society of Minnesota Simple Dignified Inexpensive For free no-obligation brochure call 825-2435 or write: 4343 Nicollet Ave. 55409 Randall age 42. of the West -iioe of St. Paul. An by: Devtm- Barter itiee Mott.

age 91 of St Paul. Jones FUNERAL CHAPELS FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED SINCE tlied peacefully on Nov 4. Com- vptete notice later. Arr 0 Hal- Edward 61. of Newport.

Ser vice 10 am Sat, Newport Luth. Ch. Arr: KokFH. 459-2675 McOivitt-Hauge-Bradshaw 724-3621 kxan a Murphy. 698-0796.

3500 50111 927-8641.