Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 14

July 20, 1984 Minneapolis Star and Tribune Museum dedication to include aircraft display The new Minnesota Air National Guard Museum will be dedicated in ceremonies beginning at 2 p.m. Sunday at Minneapolis-St. Paul Interna-tional Airport. At the ceremonies will be Russell Fridley, director of the Minnesota Historical Society; Joseph Micallef, society president; House Speaker Harry Sieben and Eva Miller, widow of the founder of the Minnesota Air National Guard. An open house and aircraft display Ewill be from 2 to 5 p.m.

It will include more than a dozen modern military aircraft, among them the newest U.S. Air Force fighters: the PF15 and F16, the F4 Phantom flown for air defense by the Minnesota Air at Duluth, the C130 Hercules cargo carrier and the world's largest airplane, the C5 Galaxy. The museum, in a former defense alert hangar at the Air Guard Base, will display artifacts, memorabilia and airplanes once flown by the Guard, the nation's first federally recognized National Guard aviation organization. Parking will be available at the Federal Building near the intersection of Hwys. 55 and 62.

will be shuttle service to and from the lot. Nicaraguan envoy to speak William Vigil, counselor at the Nicaraguan Embassy in Washington, D.C., will speak Sunday in Loring Park at a picnic and rally celebrating the fifth anniversary of the Nicaraguan revolution. The event, from 2 5 to 5 p.m., will culminate two days of activities commemorating the July Keeping up 1979 ouster of Somoza: Participants are asked to bring toys, pencils, paper or other school supplies for children in Nicaragua. In case of rain, the rally will be held at Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church, 525 Groveland Av. Events Saturday include a Run for Freedom, beginning at 9 a.m.

at the north end of Lake of the Isles and a fund-raising dance, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the People's Center, 2000 S. 5th St. Admission for the dance is $3.

The sponsor is the Central America Week Coalition, 378-1460. Art tour geared to children The Junior League of St. Paul and Hallmark Cards are sponsoring Kaleidoscope, a touring arts program for children 6 to 12, which will be at the Rosedale Shopping Center parking lot through Wednesday. Children can explore art elements and create puppets, collages, yarn hour jewelry and pictures during one sessions. Kaleidoscope will be open at 1, 2 3 p.m.

today, Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday; and at 9, 10 and 11 a.m. and 1, 2 and 3 p.m. Saturday. There is no charge for tickets, which are available 30 minutes before each session. Day planned Minnesota Recognition Day will be Sunday at the State Capitol in St.

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Block South of SAVAGE BLOOMINGTON Dred Scott Playfield Across from Water Tower (Ct. 18 W. Old Shakopee) 884-7889 494-2142 447-5215 CLOSED SUNDAY CLOSED SUNDAY CLOSED SUNDAY personnel still missing or unaccounted for in Southeast Asia at 1:30 p.m. on the capitol steps. A silent march will begin at 11:30 (a.m.

near the intersection of Mississippi River Blvd. and Summit Av. For tion, call the Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs at 296-2345. Quie, Pillsbury appointed Fomer Gov. Al Quie and George Pillsbury, president of Sargent Management Co.

and a former state senator, have been appointed to the Advisory Committee for the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs. The 20-member committee evaluates plans of the institute, assists institute director Harlan Cleveland and promotes public understanding of the Humphrey Institute and its programs. Children invited to audition The Children's Theatre Company will hold auditions and interviews for children in grades 4 through 12 for admission to the 1984-85 Children's Theatre School at 3 p.m. Tuesday.

Preregistration will begin at 2:30 p.m. in the second floor lobby of the theater, 2400 3rd Av. S. Staff members will conduct a meeting for Vital statistics Hennepin County Marriage license applications Mary T. Meinychuk, 23, Minnetonka; Robin R.

Kithn, 25, Currie. Gail Koebensky, 25, 1300. W. Medicine Lake Drive, Plymouth; Dale Stover, 24, 1675 N. Evergreen Lane, Plymouth.

Catherine Kanitz, 22, 1637 Flag Av. Golden Vallev; Kenneth Behling, 22, 3732 Maryland Av. New Hope. Judy Reimer, 18, St. Bonifacius; Timothy Motzko, 20, Watertown.

Tracy G. Zokhonock, 20, 1925 Deerhill Court, Wayzata; John P. Krueger, 21, 2938 Northview Road, Minnetonka. Marcia A. Crens, 28, and Kenneth E.

Sands, 32, both Kansas City, Mo. Joanne Louis J. Park; Tegner, Steven legal, D. 2630 Groenewold, Alabama legal, Av. 134th Burnsville.

Patricia L. Clemons, 22, 1471 St. Paul St. Paul; Ronney Johari, 27, 3531 Lundale Av. S.

Carolyn Wurst, 25, and Steve Beseke, 24, both 10311 Cedar Lake Road, Minnetonka. Susan Warnes, 22, 5825 44th Av. Jerry Quam, 22, 5333 29th Av. S. Lisa A.

Mazzoni, 25, 5031 28th Av. Peter G. Krause, 27, 723 NE. Jackson St. Pamela J.

Epperly, 37, and Sheldon L. Capian, 40, both 3405 31st Av. NE. Susan E. Goudy, 23, 420 Ford Road, St.

Louis Park; John J. Harlander, 27, 2823 Irving Av. N. Catherine Marrs, 22, 4840 Markay Ridge, Golden Valley; Nicholas Petroski, 2018 Dupont Av. N.

Gail L. Gilbertson, 26, and Chester L. Vettel, 25, both 4049 Perry AV. N. Carrie D.

Crandall, 20, 9120 61st Circle Av. New Hope; Scott L. Thomas, 24, 4808 NE. 3rd Fridley. Kathryn R.

Christensen, 21, Ames, lowa; Edward R. Doering, 21, 815 16th Av. South St. Paul. Caroline A.

Lamm, 24, 5124 Wentworth Av. Douglas P. Egan, 24, Kansas City, Mo. Patricia Krussow, 25, Bloomington; David Brennan, 26, Emmetsburg, lowa. Mary J.

Hedrix, 23, and Barry C. Johnson, 25, both 6320 Humboldt Av. Richfield. Ruth E. Olson, 29, and Scott M.

Erickson, 28, both 1910 E. 86th Bloomington. Anne L. Elverum, 27, Aurora, Sean H. Tynan, Denver, Colo.

Deborah L. Templin, 34, 10717 10th 10917 Av. Plymouth; Roger W. Sandhoff, 39, Nord Av. Bloomington.

Amy E. Lloyd, 25, and Brooks A. Ellingson, 21, both 2312 Oakland Road, Minnetonka. Tana Carr, 22, 8100 45th Av. New Hope; Brian Nelson, 22, 13623 69th AV.

Maple Grove. Victoria R. Soilie, 19, 510 Wedgewood Lane, Plymouth; Michael A. Robeck, 21, 1325 Jersey Av. St.

Louis Park. Theresa M. Quinn, 24, and James A. Cross, 30, both 3024 Park Av. S.

Lockie Ramstad, 29, and Walter L. Chapman, both 329 E. 43rd St. Terri L. McAndrews, 29, 6435 Morgan Av.

Richfield; Robert A. Hruska, 27, 5012 N. Lilac Drive. Jane Langehough, 24, 5463 Blaisdell Av. Jeffrey Oelfke, 25, 4601 Drew Av.

S. Jody L. Lenoch, 25, 643 Portland Mews, Burnsville; Patrick W. McCabe, 8320 Aldrich Av. Bloomington.

Tyra Pugi, 21, 4433 Cedar Lake Road, St. Louis Park; Stanley J. Loyd, 29, Oak Park Heights. Anne M. Berke, 33, 7610 16th Av.

Richfield; William B. Boran, 31, 4227 S. Robert Trail, Eagan. Christine A. Kortsch, 36, and Craig S.

Jensen, 34, both 10561 W. 202nd St. Lakeville. Diane M. Gutenberg, 20, 7219 Kyle Av.

Brooklyn Center; Randall L. Trulen, 23, 7556 Scott Av. Brooklyn Park. Candace A. Blue, 33, 3809 Perry Av.

Robbinsdale; DArwin L. Nogelmeier, 43, Colgate, Wis. Judy E. Larson, 22, and John M. Donovan, 23, both 720 Forestdale Road, New Brighton.

Svivia M. Griffith, 39, and Gary L. Halseth, 44, both 7401 122nd Av. Champlin. Gail Park; V.

Paul Geeting, A. 21, Lee, 9300 24, W. 4207 61st River Av. Road, Brooklyn Center. Joy, Thomas Raskob, L.

27, Miller, 6010 25, 65th 501 Av. Pearson Brooklyn Parkway, Park; Brooklyn Park. Mary A. Bradseth, 28, 3347 Zane Crystal; Darwin L. Cole, 26, 3039 Vera Cruz Crystal.

Cheri Bell, 32, 6220 78th Av. Brooklyn Park; dy McPeck, 32, Longville. Alice Carison, legal, Monticello; William J. Taibott, legal, 5931 Washburn AV. Brooklyn Center.

JOy D. Hagen, 49, 725 Lowry Av. Kenneth G. Gustafson, 52, 1805 Glenwood Av. N.

Tammy M. Johnson, 21, 7321 65th Av. Brooklyn Park; Paul D. Krautkremer, 6425 Shingle Creek Drive, Brooklyn Park. Patricia Hartung, 23, and Rob Dowd, 23, both Dallas, Texas.

Births GIRLS AIKEN, Regina and Gary, 1811 Traymore Minnetonka. DAHL, Ann and Jay, 11 Gaywood, Osseo. DIAS, Terry and Virgil, 2036 Knapp Falcon Heights. DORN, Patricia and Kenneth, 8812 Abbott Av. Bloomington.

ERTZ, Kim and Gregory, 3719 Aldrich Av. N. FEDER, Deborah and Joel, 5276 Beachside Drive, Minnetonka. FITZPATRICK, Mary and Michael, Foley. HANSON, Julie and David, 11700 45th Av.

Plymouth. JOHANSEN, Diann and Richard, 5724 Scenic Drive, Minnetonka. JOHNSON, Jane and Loyd, 113 S. Plymouth Road, Minnetonka. JOHNSON, Kathryn and Victor, 3248 Pleasant Av.

S. KEITH, Katherine and Charles Thomas, E. Minnehaha Parkway. KIEHL, Bonnie and Richard, 4489 Slater Road, EaLEBOW, Katherine and Steven, 808 N. Tyrol Trail, Goiden Valley.

LOUGHEED, Brenda and Douglas, 9602 106th Place, Maple Grove. MCCABE, Sally and Marc, 3285 Lafayette Ridge Court, Orono. MORGAN, Maria and Clay, 8837 18th Av. Bloomington. NELSON, Joan and Jon, 5841 Regent Av.

Crystal. NEUMANN, Judith and Anthony, 3010 Sumter, Crystal. OLEXA, Julia and Thomas, 3929 Avondale Minnetonka. PATCHIN, Cheryl and Bradley, 5183 Hanrehan Lake Prior Lake. PETERSON, Linda and Danny, 9412 N.

Revere Mapie Grove. RAZMPOUR, Linda and Bahman, 2300 Franklin Av. E. ROZINKA, Paula and Terry, 622 W. 98th Bloominglon.

SCHULZ, Suzanne and Glen, 4617 Zane Av. tal. SCHWAGEL, Deborah and Ronald, 5126 Vincent Av. SKARE, Debra and Randolph, 1845 Juneau Lane, Plymouth. SORENSON, Wendy and Wayne, 6960 Fernbrook Lane, Maple Grove.

TUTTLE, Catherine and Gene, 1918 Golden Valley Road. VANSCHEPEN, Gayle and Phillo, 4249 39th Av. S. WESTON, Margaret and Mark, 4860 W. 39th St.

Louis Park. WIKMAN, Jean and Duane, 17810 12th Plymouth. BOYS ABUZZAHAB, Kathryn and Faruk, 2601 E. Lake of the Isles Blvd. ANDERSON, Catherine and Jonathan, 17605 19th Plymouth.

ASTRY, Dianne and Douglas, 862 Dayton St. Paul. BEYER, Kristine and Mark, 729 Av. SE. BISSONNETTE, Cynthia and Bruce, 3549 84th Circle, Brooklyn Park.

CARLSON, Patricia and Wayne, Dayton. DAY, Lisa and Raymond, 11010 Mississippi Coon Rapids. DIDGE, Laura and Anthony, 5324 Elliot AV. S. DRISKILL, Rita and Ronald, 4747 Dupont Av.

N. EIDSMO, Diane and Daniel, 5409 Miracle Lane, FARQUHARSON, Kathryn and James, 14012 tier Lane, Burnsville. FISHER, Jane and Barry, 9772 N. Ives Lane, Maple FLAHERTY, Lynn and John, 4317 Brook St. Park.

FREEMAN, Judy and Todd, 6413 Nordic Circle, Edina. GONNELLA, Pamela and Joseph, 111, 7429 17th Av. Richfield. Vitals continued on page 154. parents during the auditions.

For formation or an audition appointment, call 874-0500 extension 119. Christmas comes but twice A Christmas in July Toy Show and Sale will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Howard Johnson's Motel, 8401 Cedar Av. Bloomington.

Dealers and collectors of teddy bears, dolls, toys, miniatures, children's books, banks, character collectibles, doll clothes and related items will be present. is free. Admission is $1.50 Parking, and 50 cents for children under age 12. Rainbo Theatre to perform The Rainbo Children's Theatre Com- pany will present "Peace Children" at 7 p.m. Saturday at Town Square Gardens in St.

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