Minneapolis Tribune Dec. 1, 1372 Scorebo arc! ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS THE Football NIL NAIIONAl CONUDtNCI 4 5 UuHua les f-jne'K Wagner Joyce loretto, B'-gMort Av. Ui oft Tuff her ifd ymr. Survived by rlmf.jhtwr, Mm ferevi 4 2 sons, Doniid 4 Mo'K I hfothwrj. H-my lb Woofjrow Hfjrrold, 6 intf-n.
Mm Gtodyi Pfochnnw, Mis. Otuy Mpif-f Puby Hniiestnd, Mrs. M'ie Hirvitj Jayne Brosteou, Mrs. (Vv hrjro Altec, funffli friday 4 AA at gi trnnn Hunt rhincl. Central.
Inicnienr, Hi li si I V'i tation from 4 to 9 P.M. oft Tnun day. No reviewal. 9 Warner Margaret age 57, 5001 Ardfd Av Edma. Survived by husbamlf Prof R.
M. sons Tom, IfeP Mrjrk: grandson Tommy; broth eri Or. Wilhom Pnndels Dr. Robert B. Randels.
Memorial services will be hr'd First Urn versnhst Churrh, 5000 Girard Av Dec. 16th, 10 Vj a m. Memorials preferred to The Amenran Friends Service Committee, Peace Program. 160 N. 15tT PhnadBloh.a.
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Andrews 53 Baltimore Morylund Bulllmore 45. Baltimo Loyola 90. St. 0 Old Dominion 83, Mt. St.
Marys 82. Virqinia St 93, St. Pauls 80. Ramlulph Macon 75, Washington lee 71. West Virginia Wesleyan 92.
Mariella 68. lewis 70. Illlnois-Ch icoqo 69. Icw.on St. 60, Johns Hopkins 57.
Illinois St. 119, Cenlial Missouri St. 6. Michiqan Tech 77, Saginaw Valley 55. Akron 104, Malone 74.
Bellarmlne 72. Campbellsville 65. Belmont Abbey 84, Livingstone 74 John C. Smith 83 North Carolina Central 80. Kentucky St.
62, Tennessee Wesleyan Wiley 76, Santa Fe 72. Sul Ross 83, St. Edwards 74. Gettysburg 64, Messiah 55. Albany St.
Go. 101, Daniel Payne 64. Delta St. 73, Belhaven 58. Jackson St.
70, William Carey 61. Southwestern, Kan. 69, Tabor, Kan. 58. MIOWESI Creighton 67, St.
John's, Minn. 48. Southern Illinois 88, McKendreo 78. SOUTH Vanderbili 66, Louisville 57, Upper midwes, Wisconsin-tau Claire 82, Texas Ail 68. Mankalo Si.
77, Minnesota-Morris 55. Boise St. 92. North Dakota 79 Northern Iowa 75, Wayne Si. 60.
Black Hills 77. Jamestown 73. Dakota Wesleyan Yankton 71. Junior College MINNESOTA Wahpelon Science 107, Anoka-Ramsey 68. Worthinqton 68, North Central Bible 50.
High School NORTH SUBURBAN GIRLS Coon Rapids 33, Mounds View 27. Wrestling High School MINNEAPOLIS Southwest 27, South 14. Edison 41 Vocational 8. METROPOLITAN AREA Chaska Guardian Angels 49, Breck 18. MINNESOTA Herman 47, Chokio-Alberta 11.
lamberton 31 Walnut Grove 24. Delano 33, Winsted Holy Trinity 21. Wheaton 29, Hoffman 28 Alden 33, Woldorf-Pemberton 30. Rocori 26. Sauk Rapids 25.
Truman 33, Kiester 18. lake Park 30, Rothsay 22. Baqley 41, Cleorb'ook 9. Fosston 40, Ada 19. Walker 49, Greenway 8.
Clara City 29. Dawson 16. St. Michael 43, Rockford 9. Adrian 51, Hills-Becver Creek 18 Fulda 35, Ellsworth 18.
St. James 37, Slayton 13. Butlerfield 40. fomfrcy 9. lakefield 35.
Windom 17. Albany 33, Holdingford 19 New York Mills 36, Sebeka 12 Watertown 26 Pavnesville 21. Melrose 29, Belarade 26:. Brownton 34. Gibbon 9.
Sleepy Eye 44, Sprinqfield 9. Dassel-co*katn 26, Annandale 26 (tie). Pine City 31 Mora 18. Aitkin 32, Little Falls 12. Bird Island 33.
Ntw I ondon-Spicer 11. Soccer College NAIA CHAMPIONSHIP Losers Bracket Harris Teachers 4. Earlham 1. Fredonia St. 5.
Erskine 3. Winners Bracket Davis and Elkms 3. Keene St. 0. Westmont 2, Quincy 0.
Swimming High School ST PAUL SU3URBAN Tartan 70, Coon Rapids 24. Badminton High School MINNEAPOLIS GIRLS West 6. Central 1 Washburn 7. Edison 0. Henry 7.
Vocational 0. North 4. South 3. Sports today Hockey WCHA 6:30 p.m. Gophers at Michigan.
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funei'jl Sat. 9:15 a.m. from Gtu-son Moituory w-th Mass oi the kr-surrerticn 10 a.m. at Visitation (. h.
Interment Resurrection enieterv. Pnviewal after 3 m. Fn. with Rosary 8 P.m. at the G'nason Mortuary.
26'jO Nicollet Av. Gardner trnrj, one 69. 701 W. Broadway. Survived bv I daughter Mrs.
Richard IMadelynl Moos. Z'mmerman. 2 sons Richaid of Brouklvn Center James, Stockton. Calif. I I qrandchildren.
3 I sister Mrs. Jean Hal-vcek, Goklond. Calif, funeral service Fri. 2 30 p.m. Sundieth-Anrjerson Funeral Home.
Inter-merit Crystal Lake Cemetery. Reviewal alter 4 P.m. Thurs. Heln Mithilda one 94 formerly ot 226 E. Median Lake Blvd.
Survived by dauqhtor, Mr. Arthur I Ethel) Aadmti, Mri. Edward (Florence) Gablef, Mn. Clarence Helen) Welling- 7 Qrandchildren. i 2 flfeat-grondchildren.
Member of Plymouth Chapter 19, 0S. Sev. ices from Knoeble funeral Hutu Weit Broadway at Upton N. Fri. 1 30 P.m Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery.
Visitation beginning Thuri. 4 p.m. Family prefer memorials to Parkwav United Church. Helmick Anna G. oqe 78, residence Monroe Ohio, formerly of Mpls.
on Thurs, Funeral notice later, arrangements with Welonder-Ouist (Wejt Chapel) 2301 Dupont Av. S. 377-2203 Herman Sandra Sue (Habig), aqe 3), of 6453 Zone Av, N. Survived by husband Dennis, daughter Nancy, par enti; Mr. Mrs.
Arvie Gaorder, sister Mrs. Linda McDonald, brothers; Bruce, Arvid, Neil Danny Gaarder, qrandmothers; Mr, Emily Dickey Mrs. Hazel Gaorder. Services Sat. 11 a.m.
ot the Henry W. Anderion Mortuary, 3640 23rd Av, S. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Fri. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.
Holmes Katherine aqe 84 of Prlnce-on, formerly of Mpis. Survived by Merrill Ben son of Pine City, Roland Bena-i- of Cioquet, Kenneth Holms of Vivian Benson of Princeton, Katherine Anderson of Shirley Pixel! of Vipls. Funeral Sat. 1 i30 p.m. Kaun Funeral Home, Princeton.
Visitation afte 2 m. Fri. Jeronimus Clara, dqe 81. Petdent 3312 Irv-Inq Ave. N.
on Thurs. Survived by son Robert Grandson Charles P. Both of Robbinsdale. Services Saturday 1 p.m. at Wlander Quist North Chapel '1200 W.
Broadway. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Reviewal 1 hour prior to Service. Jiran Rudolph aqe 67, of 2634 Irving Av. N.
Survived by wife Ellen, 2 sons Rev. William of Hettinqer, N. Michael of Brooklyn Park, 2 2 sisters Mrs. Katherine hekal or Litchfield, Mrs. Caroline Friesen of Detroit Lakes.
Services Sat. 10 am from the Washburn McReavy -Swan son Chapel, lowry Irvtng Av. N. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Prayer Service Fri.
8 p.m. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Fri, Johnson Carl age 81, of 7421 Lyndale Richfield. Survived by son, Leonard of Richfield, daughter, Mrs. John (Helen) McKenna of Sunnyvale, brother, Joel John-, son, sisters, Anna Pearson Betty Oqren of Sweden Alma Jacobson of Virqinia, Mn.
9 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren. Services Satur-day 1 p.m. Morris Nilsen Chapel, Portland Av. at E. 66th St.
Interment Plsasantview. friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Johnson Dale age 33, residence 1 River Terrace Court, Mpls on Wed Survived bv parents Ervin Rose Johnson, Madelia brother Howard Johnson, Albert Lea. Services Sat.
10:30 a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, Madelia, Mn. Visitation after 1 p.m Fri. at The Sandberq Cummins Funeral Home. Madelia Mn.
Johnson Irene age 54, 597 Bennett Drive, Fridley. Survived by Husband Kenneth) son Allen, New Hope; daughters Mrs. Marityn Romberg, Anoka Miss Laurell Johnson, Mpls. 2 grandchildren; st iters Mrs. Vernon (Bernice) Net-son, Midland, Mich.
Mrs. John (Audrey) Kaltenbach, Mpls. Member Harmony Chapter 8 Services Fri. 3 p.m. at the Washburn McReavy-Northeast Chapel 29th Johnson St.
N.E. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Thurs. Jones Hattie 85, 3701 Bryant Ay.
$. Survived by husband Wendell brothers Dr. Matthew S. Davage, New Orleans, La. Services Fri.
morning 1 1 o'clock Hennepin Ave. nue Methodist Church Chapel, Hen. nepin Ave. Groveland. interment Lokewood Cemetery.
Friends may call at Werness Brothers Chapel, 3th St. Nicollet Av. S. beginning Thurs. 4 clock.
If so desired memorials may be directed to the Women's Division of the United Methodist Church. Keefe Daniel aqe 80, of Winsted on Wed. Survived by wife Mary; 3 dauqhters Mrs. Casmtr (Mary) Sttf-ter of Winsted, Mrs. Bernard (Dorothy) Faschmq ot Bloommgton, Mrs.
Hey (Evelyn) Sexson or Weskan, Kansas 3 sons. Dr. Jerome Keefe ot Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, Rev. Gerald Keefe, Daniel J. Keete, both of St.
Paul; 30 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren; 1 brother; 2 sisters. Mass ot the Resurrection Sat. 10:30 a.m. Church of the Holy Trinity, Winsted Interment church cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m.
Friday, witn Vtqil Prayer Service 8 p.m. at the Winsted Funeral Home. NOTE; Priests are welcomed to concetebrate. Please bring Stole Alb. Koelfgen Emma age 84, of 2656 Russell Av.
N. Survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. dwin (Janette) Conqdon, Mrs. Walter (Loretra) Bloomquist, Mrs. Larry (Dorothy) Reak; 2 sons.
Burton and Ray; 14 qrandchildren, 16 qreat qrandchildren. Services Sat. h30 p.m. from the Gearty-Dovis Funeral Chapel, Robbinsdale. Interment Glen Haven.
Friends may call after 3 p.m. Friday at Gearty-Davis. Langley Walter aqe 78, residence 5517 Columbus Av. on Wed. Survived bv daughter, Mrs George A.
I Lorraine! Moss of Minnetonka Boach; son, Walter J. lanqley Jr. of Excelsior, 7 grandchildren) 5 great qrandchi'drem 2 sisters, Mrs. Ruth Naas of Mesa, Mrs. Bessie Hanson, Mpls brother, Clarence of Mesa, Ariz.
Services Sat. 11 a.m. at Wetander Quist IWest Chapel). 2301 Dupont Av. S.
Intrement takewood Cemetery Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m. Fri. Memorials may be directed to the American Cancer Society. Law Victoria age 109, of the hop-kins Nursing Home, formerly of Plymouth. Survived by Sons Harold of Winona, Kenneth of Hastings, Ruben of Emily, 14 grandchildren, 26 qreat grandchildren, Sister Miss Edna Bowler of Door wood, Minn.
Public Memorial Services Sat. 10:30 a.m. at Lokewood Cemetery Chapel, 36th Hennepin. Private interment takewood Cemetery. No visitation or reviewal.
Memorials are preferred to the Donors choice, Lund Alice B-, age 60, of 1247 St. An. thony St, Paul, formerly of 2BI3 W. 71st Richfield. Survi-ved by Sons Lee of Curtis of Morris, Minn.
Larry of Eau Claire, Daughter Barbara Gabler of Rochester. N.Y.. Sisters Elite Melherq of Robbinsdale. Inaa Smith Bobbie Betfock of Little Falls, 2 qrandchildren. Services 10 a.m.
Sat. Morris Nilsen Chapel Portland Av. at E. 66th St. Interment Oakland Cemeteiy, Little Fails, Mmn.
Fnends may call to 9 p.m. Fri. Mathewson Henry W. Jr. (Bill), 900 Willow Drive, long Lake.
Survived bv Wife Lois, Sons, Edward Mark Daughter Mary Jo, Memorial Service II a.m. Sat. at the Rot-tinqer Funeral Home Long Lake. Private interment Fort Snellinq, Friends may call after 5 P.m. Fri.
Memorials may be aiven to the Donor's choice. 5 OuHuarln and Funerals Milton ff. Joh'i tpjf) yrs St. Paul November 30. husband 0f (jphorma (fafl) father of John of Vermillion DnvrJ ot Houston, Iefii.
Mrs. Doune orison of lijfingfieid, Va fcoy of Potomac, Maryland, Donald of Kolrjrr.rioo. M.ch. Brother of Rv. S- E.
Pfftenon of Mpls. Mm Lounne Dettvion c' St. Prier, Mmn. There are 1 0 qrand'hiidrsn. Memorial erViccs 2 p.m.
Saturdoy at St. Anthony Pork Lutheran hwrcb, Como 4 Luther Plare, St. Poul, No vmtrition. Arr, Phaien Park Funeral Home, St, paul. Nelson Clarence (link), arjn 60, of 1045 Wiidhurst Trail, Village cf Orono.
Mound, Affiliated with the Knut-son Co. Towers Aptj. Survived by wife Diana, daughters Mrs. Stephen (Clarice) Den Dooven ot Denver, Colo. Cvnthia, son Dennis.
4 orandchtldren, s' iters Mrs. Bill lAliccl Spiekerman. Mrs. Walt (Evelyn) Carlon, Mrs. Al lEd'th) Johmon all of Mpls.
Mrs. Helen Watlo of Yuajtpa, stepsister, Mrs. Charles (Fran) Kadlec of Mpls. nieces 4 nephews. Funeral service 1 p.m.
Sat. at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, half mile W. of Navarre. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. r-ri.
at the David Lee Funeral Home, 1220 E. Wayxata Blvd. (Wayota Chapel) Hwy. 12 in Wayzata 473-5577. Peviewal also one hour before Services ot the church.
Interment Lokewood Cemetery. Memorials may directed to the church. Neisen Rote age 61, of Pine River, Mn. formerly of 6240 46th Av. S.
Member of Gustavus II Adolphus Society Auxiliary. Survived by Husband Hans, Mother Mrs. Hulda Rodin. Brothers Carl Robert Rodin all of Nephews. Services Fri 1 pm at the Henry W.
Anderson Mor-tuary, 3640 23rd Av. S. Visitation 7 to 9 pm Thurs. Interment Sunset Memorial Pork. Olson Elsa aqe 71, 5049 HanVerson, Edina.
Member of Central Lutheran Church. Survived bv husband, Nils sons, Clifford, Douglas, Roy all of Edina; 7 grandchildren; 4 sisters in Sweden. Services Sat. 1 o'clock Werness Brothers Chapel, West 50th St. 4 Beard Av.
S. Interment Lakewood. Friends may call at Chanel Fri. beginning at 7 p.m. If so desired memorials may be given to donor I choice.
Perlman Belle Z-. 84, of 1554 Midway St. Paul. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Ben (Manya) Surrey, son, Stanley 4 sisters, Mrs.
Samuel (Adele) Goldberq, all of St. Paul; Mrs. Esther Vehstedt ot Seal Beach, 2 grandchildren; 4 great grandchildren. Funeral services Friday, TODAY, at 1 :30 p.m. from the Aaron-Hodroff Sons Chapel, 671 S.
Snellinq, St. Paul. Memorials to Donors Choice. Raether Albert, oqe 97, formerly of 4616 Xerxes Av. S.
died Tues. at Owa-tonna. Her is survived by 1 stepson Rudie Baack of Owatonna, 1 Brother 4 1 Sister. Graveside Services will be held Fri. at 11 am at the Oak Hill Cemetery, Mpls.
Arrangements with the Woodrich Funeral Chapel. Owatonna, Minn. 451-5100. Rasbeck Eugene age 74, of The Minnesota Masonic Home. Survived by Sisters Mrs.
Ethel M. Johnson Riol-to 4 Mrs. Marion Thompson several cousins. Services Sat. afternoon 1 o'clock Werness Brothers Chapel, West Old Shako-pee Road at Penn Av.
S. "Bloom-inqton. Interment Dawn Valley Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Chapel one hour previous to service. Richards Alma, age 80, of Ham Lake, dear mother of Mrs.
Harold (Luciliel Madsen, Ham Lake. Also survived by 1 granddaughter, Linda Mad-sen, sister Aqnes Olson, Anoka, 3 brothers, Fred Olson, Maiden Rock, Wis, Herbert Olson, Ellsworth, Arthur Olson, Red Wing, Funeral service 2 p.m. Saturday ot Crossroads Covenant Church, W. Broadway, Forest Lake. Friends may call after 4 p.m.
Friday, at a 1 1 Funeral Home, Forest Lake. Interment Victor Hill Cemetery. Risk Lucy (Shaneenay) formerly of 811 Soring St. N.E., on Tues. in her R7th year.
Survived by husband lias sons John Ray Simon Donald P. 4 Tom D. 27 qrandchildren; 8 great-qrandchildren; sister Mrs. Ma-hoobah Abi Rachid of Lebanon. Services Fri.
9:30 a.m. Billman Hunt Chapel, 2701 Central Ave. N.E. Requiem Mass St. Maron Church, 10 a.m.
Burial Hillside Cemetery. Visitation beqinninq 3 p.m. Thurs. Prayer Vigil 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
Rosen Harvey 56 years of 7309 Stevens Av. S. Survived by wife, Emily; son. Rick, Redwood Falls; granddaughter, Stacie; mother, Julia sisters, Miss Katherine Rosen, Mrs. Roland IBernice) Bak-kon 4 Mrs, Douqlaj (Marilyn) Lande; brothers, Paul 4 Kenneth.
Services Sat. 1 p.m. at The Albin Chapel, Paul, Ralph 4 Jack Al- 2200 Nicollet. Interment Lakewooa. Friends may call after 3 p.m.
Fri. Rulien Martha aqe 81 of San Francisco, formerly of Minneapolis. Survived by sister Ebba Sahlqutst of Mpls. 1 niece 4 2 nephews. Services Sat.
3 pm, at Lokewood Cemetery Mausoleum. Sheets Mrs. Ada, 92 of Grand Rapids. Passed away Nov. 29 at the Leisure Hills Nursing Home in Grand Raoids.
Survived by I son, Dr. John W. Sheets of Jacksonville, 3 daughters, Mrs. Roland (Helen) Hicks, of Garden Grove, Mrs. John (Martha) Even-sto of Grand Raoids 4 Mrs.
Earl (Marilyn) Swarthout also of Grand Rap-ids, 17 qrandchildren, 6 qreat-arandchildren. Funeral will be Fri. Dec. 1, 10 a.m. at the Grace Bible Chapel of Grand Rapids with grave tide services at the Evergreen Cemetery in Long Prairie at P.m.
Slade Leon Jay, aqe 80, of 680n Eliot View St. Louis Park. Retired Credit Manager for Pure Oil Co. Member of A-F. 4 A.M.
19 Mpls. Scottish Rite, member of University Baptist Church. Survived bv daughter Mrs. Howard (Marv) MacMillan, St. Louis Park, son William T.
Slade, 3 qrandchildren. Marqqret, William 4 Deborah. Funeral services Fri. 10 a.m. Sundseth Anderson Funeral Home.
Interment Riverside Cemetery Byron, Minn. Reviewal after 4 a.m. Thurs. Slater Ruth (Heastrond). Nov.
29, 1972, formerly of Mpls. Wife of Stanley J. Slater, of Hartford, mother of Gerald 4 Stanley Slater III. sister of Mrs. Edna Clymer, Clarence.
Arthur 4 Vincent Heg-strand all of Mpls. Funeral Services Sat. Dillon Funeral Home, 53 Main Hartford, Conn, at 8:15 a.m. followed with a Mass in the Church ot St. Augustine at 9 a.m.
Thompson Wallace age 49, 3511 Wyoming Av. S. St. Louis Park. Complete notice la er, arrangement! Stro-beck-Johnson Chapel.
Hopkins. Timmerman Lola 74, Minnesota Masonic Home, Bloomlnqton, formerly of 3741 Portland Av. S. Survived by Husband George daughter Virqinia Son Wayne C. Ta-coma Wash.
Services Sat. morning 11 o'clock Werness Brothers Chapel, 37th St. 4 Nicollet Av. S. Interment SVmset Memorial Park Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Chapel beginning Fri. afternoon at 4 clock. If so desired Memorials may be directed to The Minnesota Masonic Home, Shrine Hospital for crippled children or to the Donors choice. Ulven Louis, age, 79, of 2919 18th Av. N.
Survived by 2 stopsons Jerome A. Schmitt of Leo Schmitt of Cross Lake 1 Stepdauqhtor Ethel Kluge of 1 sister in Norway, Nieces 4 Nephews. Funeral services Sat. 2 p.m. from the Ka-pnla Glodek Funeral Home, 230 13th Av.
Private Interment, Visitation Fri. after 7 p.m. Voclker Burney 46, of 1300 E. 96th St. Bloominqton, Survived by Wife Beatrice, Sons Randall, Carlton, Joel 4 Michael all at home, Parents Mr, 4 Mrs, Herbert Voelker of Sag naw, Mich.
Services Sat, 11 am Lutheran Church of the Redemption, 927 E. Old Shakopee Road. Interment dloominqton Cemetery. Friends may call at the Morns Nil-sen chapel, Portland Ay. at E.
66th St. from 4 to 9 pm Fri. du Lac. Ho. 1 Anderson fliiinr, j.j TM Vmrnl A.
Survived rjy Vile Anna, A son fl a tiiolher Aittmr a sisler Mis. Nellifl foster 'ill of Mrs. flu llliott of Bucna Park Cal. $eivies Sol. 10 am Siinrhetlr-Ari'Jmson funeral Home, Iniermenr r.ryslal Like Cemetery.
frien'Js may cull alter 4 pm fri. Anderson d.rlph ay. 63 ot J8I2 4st Av. S- Mernoer ol tbeneyer Lu. tneran Churr.li.
trnployorj at Mpis. Mohne tui "i years. Lately employed at Northern Madnnery iunr.ly Co. Survived by wire tienora mother Mrs. Hanna An.
rierson, Muls. Services Fri. p.m. fcbenezer Lutheran Church, 2jO t. 'i'nA St.
Interment Lui'ewoori Cemeteiy. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. lhurs. at McLlivitl-Hauqe IMin-nehuhrj Chapel) 32nd St, at Minnehaha Av. Memorials to tb neier Lutheran Church.
Anderson Saqa aq 66, of 3044 Columbus Av, Survived by husband Werner, daughters Mis. Johonnes lArylcel Wiersmo Mrs. Wilhom IGaill Ewald both of 4 arundsons. Services Sal. p.m.
at the Henry W. Anderson Mortuary. 3640 23rd Av, S. Visitation after 4 p.m. Friday.
Memorials preferred to th Cancer fund. Atchison David G. oqe 32 of Spokane. Formerly of 4649 Oakland St. Paul Duluth.
Survived bv hit mother, Mrs. Elsie Miller of Father Rev. Earl Atchison of Ou. luth; 3 brothers. Earl, of Nevada, Robert of St.
Paul, John of Nebraska: 3 listers, Mrs. Roberta Smith of Mrs. Deloris Schwartz of Portland, Oreaon, Mrs. Elsie Le-Fevere of Riverside. 2 stepbrothers, Dennis of Arlington, Mendiih of Mpls.
i 4 sons 4 I dauqhtor of Duluth, Funeral notice later. Arrangements with the Wat-erstun Funeral Home. 4343 Nicollet Ave, 825-4567 Belland Kenneth B. oqe 63, ol 3956 46tn Av. S.
Survived by wife, Lou.se; son, Kenneth B. Jr. of Mpls. i daughter, Mrs. Don IBar-boral Chotld of Tulsa, Okla.r 5 qrandchildren, nieces nephews.
Services Sat. I p.m. ol the Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3640 23rd Av. S.
Friends may call after 4 p.m. Fri. Interment Lokewood Cemetery. Bledsoe Clarence age 40, of 4528 3rd Av. S.
Passed away Nov. 29. $ur vived by wife Jacqueline Bledsoe; son Marc: daughter Alice: brother George; sisters Mrs. Georaia Dav. is, Mrs.
Elizabeth Freeman. Mrs. Eleanor Sanford Laws. Funeral services Sat. 10 a.m.
Zion Baptist church, Olson Hwy. Elwood, Rev. Curtu Herron, Rev. Stanley King, presidina. Visitation Fri, 5-9 p.m.
Estes Funeral Chapel, 1401 Plymouth Av. N. Private intorment Mon. at Fort SnHlina. Member of NAACP, Afro-American Educators.
Urban League, YMCA, National Conference of Parents 4 Teachers. National Association of Elementary School Principals, Minn. Elementary School Principals Assoc. Memorials can be made to Afro-Americari Educators. Refreshments for family and friends at Zion Baptist Church following visitation Fri.
funeral Sat. Breyette Albert lAlfredl, age 91 formerly of 5736 46th Av. S. Member of Building Service Union Local 62. Survived by Sons Warren John, Daughter Mrs.
Kenneth (Mariel Anderson all Mpls. 4 qrandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren, sister Mrs. Mary Sandberg Seattle Wash. Services Sat. 1 pm McDivitt-Hauge IMmnehaho Chapel, 32nd St.
at Minnehaha Av. Interment Acacia Park Cemetery. Visitation 4 to 9 pm Fri. Brynestad Raymond, age 76, of 4346 45th Av. S.
Member of Central Lutheran Church, Survived by wife. Esther; brothers, John, Henry Isaac; sisters, Mrs. Selma Preste-gard Mrs. Tillie Nelson; nieces nephews. Services Fri.
2:30 p.m. at the Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3640 23rd Av. S. Friends may call after 4 P.m.
Thurs. Interment Fort Snelling. Camp Hulda aa 89, formerly of 437 Thomas Bryn Mawr. Survived by son Russell grandchildren. 2 great-grandchildren, nephew Floyd Lindman.
Ser-vices Sat. 1 PM Thomson Brothers Funeral Home. Park Av. at 26th St Private interment Lokewood Cemetery. Visitation Fri.
7 to 9 PM. Carlson Dennis age 27. Of 325 Crest-view Av. Long Lake. Accidentally on Wed.
Survived by Wite Shirley; daughter Kristin; Son Chance: Parents Mr. Ji Mrs. Bertil Carlson; Brothers Thomas, Stephen Philip; Sister Stephanie. Funeral Stervica 2 m. Sat.
at the Trinity Lutheran Church, Long Lake. Interment National Csmltery Fort Snelling. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Fri. at the Rettinaer Funeral Home, long Lake.
Memorials may be directed to the Trinity Lutheran Church. Carlson Theodore of Dassel, on Tues. Survived by wife, HHdur; sons, Harvey of Marlowe of Litchfield; daughters, Mrs. Dole Danielson of Cottage Grove 4 Karen of Burnsville. Service Sat.
2 p.m., Ev. Covenant Church, Friends may call at the Johnson Funeral Home, Dassel. Crockett James age 98. Survived bv sons William James, dauahters Margaret Wilma both in 8 grandchildren, 22 areal-giand-children. Funeral services Fri.
Ii30 p.m. Frederick Abrahamson Churchlike Chapel. Lake St. ot 12th Av. Interment Hillside.
Friends may call al the chapel alter 3 p.m. Thurs. Deusterhoff Katherine, ag 84, of 4057 NE Madison Columbia Heights. Survived bv 1 son Clarence of 2 daughters Mrs. Eleanor Keehn of Sun City, Mrs.
Edna Mae Perkins of Owenton. 10 grandchildren; 9 greatgrandchildren; 2 great-qreat-qrandchildren; 5 sisters. Mass of the Resurrection 9 a.m. Sat. at lm-maculate Conception Catholic Church, 41st 4 Jackson St.
Columbia Heights. Prayer Service 8 p.m. Fri. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Fri.
at Miller Funeral Home. 831 40th Av. NE, Co I urn bl Heights. Interment St. Anthony Cemetery.
Elkofska Harvey oqe 59, of2416Byrd Av. Golden Valley. Survived by wife Bernice; 2 daughters. Mis. Ronald (Marlenel Ronnina 4 Miss Diane Elkofska, both of 4 grandchildren; 2 sisters, Mrs.
Her-ert (Evelyn) Schoen of Mpls. 4 Mrs. Lillian Roberts of California. Funeral services at Gearhart-buch-inger Funeral Home, 2535 Centrol Av. NE on Monday 1 .30 p.m.
Interment Sunset. Reviewal begins 7 p.m. Friday until time of service. Ellingwood Wavne 58 of 3205 West 60tn. Edina.
Vice President 4 Ot-nce Manoaer of Despatch Oven and a member ot Lake Harriet Methodist chuich. Survived by wite Florence: daughter, Mrs. 3arry (Carol) Eklund. San Antonio. Texas, son Clyde, Brooklyn Cork: 2 giandcnildien Stephanie 4 Jennifer and brother Richard, Mpls.
i sister Mn. Douglas Mayne. Robpinidaie. Services Mon. 2J0 0 ciock, Worness Brothen iham, West 50th Beard Av.
S. In-lermenr Gien Haven. Friends may call cnauel sun. beginning ul 1 p.m. Emerson Carslen.
age 75. of Menomonie, Wis. formerly of Mpls. Relired Machinist Mpls. Honeywell Co.
Survived by Wile Alma. Son Morrill. Brother, Albert ot Wheeler. Wis. I Sister.
Mrs. Herbert Meyer, St. Paul. 2 qrandchildren. I great arandchild.
Services I.JO p.m. Sat. Our Suvior'i Lutheran Church, Menomonie. Wis. Interment Hay River Lutheran Cemetery Wheeler.
Wii. Friendi may call at the Olson Funeral Home, Menomonie, after I p.m. Fri. until II a.m. Sut.
4 at the Church from noon until time ot services. Masonic Services P.m. Fri. al the Olson Funeral Home. Fleming Agnes formerly ol 2911 Arthur SI.
N.E. on Wed. morning In her 92nd year. Former Supervisor 4 Initructor of Nurses University Hospital. World War I veteran.
Survived by 4 niecos, 1 nephew. Funeral Fri. 12 noon Billmctn Hunt Chapel, 2701 Cen-tral Av. N.E. Mass ol the Resurrection I2i30 p.m.
St. Chailes Borromect Church. Interment Kes-uriectlon Cemetery. Visitation 4 p.m. -9 B.m, Thuri, with prayer vigil 7 p.m.
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9 7.pshaiifrh r-- Grace 66, of Franconia, rov. in taan memorial nyr U'l ITIBTiiui iu, iy.r iMisc. Survived as of Franconta, a Herders 4 Patri' in useoia, ww husband Thomas Hi firm cio Halverson ot 5 0and sons 4 1 aranddaughter. Pnvate interment. No visitation.
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