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THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE Feb. 6, 1968 24 ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS School Official Hears Dowling Complaints DEATHS By CATHERINE WATSON Minneapolis Tribune Staff Writer sentatives that "a number of 19 fA I 3. OBITUARIES AMD FUNERALS MUUER-Judith F. age 17 of 9624 Grand Av Bloomington. Survived by Mr.

4 Mn. Fem f. Muller; brothen. lorry 4 lowelli Debora, Monica all of Bloomington 4 Mn. Donald (Kathleen) Bet-singer, Batavia.

HI i Maternal grandparents, Mr. 4 Mn. Charle Bartz, Correll, Minn. Funeral service! Tues. 2 m.

at Grace Lutheran Church, 8700 Cedar Av. Bloomington. Interment Bloomington Cemetery. Reviewal after 3 a.m. Mon at Gill Brothers (Bloomington-Richfieldl Chapel, 9947 lyndale Av S.

MULROY Augusta May, aae 84 of 1299 Edmund St. Paul on Feb. 5th. Survived by 1 dauqhter. Miss Ruth Mulrovi 1 son, Jomei Mulroy, both of St.

Pauls 3 granddaughter! and 2 flreat qrondohildren. Private tervict Wednesday in The Holcomb-Henry Funeral Home, 536 No. Snelling St. Paul. Interment Oakland Cemetery.

Visitation I ay 7-9 p.m. NIEDERLOH Albeft aae 55, residence 3334 Morgan Ave. No. on Monday. Survived by his wife.

Gladvs: son. William; daughter. Barbara Mich-lin; 5 arandchildren; brother. Edmund. Portland.

sisten. Mrs. Gertrude Heqquisl of Mrs. Amanda Bro-lin and Mrs. Frieda Zamkev.

both of Calif. Funeral services Wednesday 2 m. Peace Lutheran Church, 4512 France Ave. No. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery.

Arranoementl with McDivitt-Hauge IColonial Chaoell. W. Broadwav at Washburn Ave No. El-mr J. lindblom.

director. Visitation after 2 P.m. Tuesdav. Memorial preferred to Grace Lutheran Church. NOON Luverne age 56.

Route 4, Box 181, Mound. Survived by wife Ruth Sons: Gerald, Thomas, both of Mols. Sisten Mrs. Charles Carpenter Afwater, Calif. 4 arandchildren.

Funeral services 2 p.m. Tues. ar the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Navarre with the Rev. Dewaine Kolbo, officiating. Friends may call after 4 p.m.

on Mon. at the Huber-Lee Funeral Home, (Wavzata Chapel) 1220 E. Wayzata Wayzata. 473-5577. Reviewal 1 hour prior to service at the church.

Interment Mound Union Cemetery. If so desired memorials may be directed to the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. OLSON George, age 81 residence Mission Farms, Medicine Lake. Survived by brother, Oscar Olson, Mpls.) a niece, Mrs. Rudolph Olsen, Mpls.i nephew, Walter Anderson, Carver, Minn.

Service! Wednesday 2 p.m. Welander-Quist (West Chaoel), 2301 Dupont Ave. So. Interment Hillside. I OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS HUMBLE Arthur, oge 62 of 8165 Jed Oak Drive.

Survived by wife, Ethel) son, Douglas of Mpls.i daughter, Mrs. Clifford (Claudette) Cramers of Lexington, Ky.i 4 brothers, Ted of North Branch, Ralph and Henry of Canada. Mike of 6 sisters, Mrs. Julian Zwack, Mrs. Sam Semanko, both of Mrs.

Melvin Pearson of Mora, Mrs. Olqa Henning of Canada and Esther Humble; 5 grandchildren. Services Wednesday 10 a.m. from The Strike Funeral Chapel, Isanti. Interment Cambridge Union Cemetery.

Visitation otter 4 p.m. Tuesday. INGEBRITSEN Laura age 89 of 2632 Garfield Ave. So. Survived by sisters.

Miss Ida J. lngebritsen, Mpls.i several nieces and nephews. Services Thursday afternoon 4 o'clock Pilgrim Lutheran Church. 39th St. Ut Ave.

So. Further services and interment Friday Story City, Iowa. Friends may call at Werness Brothers Chapel, 37th St. Nicollet Ave. beginning Tuesday afternoon 5 o'clock.

If so desired, memorials may be given to Pilgrim Lutheran Church. JACKSON Arthur John, oge 69 of 945 Bayless St. Paul. Survived by 2 listers. Miss Emma Jackson, Superior, Mrs.

John (Ethell Edwards. Columbia, S. C.i 3 brothers, Edwin, Carl Stanley all of Superior; nieces and nephews. Member of Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle. Services Wednesday 1 P.m.

The Albin Chapel, Paul. Ralph Jack Albinson directors. 2200 Nicollet Ave. with Visitation Tuesday evening. Prayer Service Wednesday evening Lenroot-Maetzold Funeral Home, Superior.

Interment Nemadit Cemetery. JOHNSON Frieda years of Fair Oaks Home. Survived by sister Ida of Fergus Falls, brother Fred of Skamania, Washington. Services 7 p.m. Wednesday The Albin Chapel, Paul, Ralph Jack Albinson, 2200 Nicollet.

Interment Thursday Clarissa, Minn. Friends may call Wednesday evening. JOHNSON Rudolph of 4342 Longfellow. Notice of service later. Ar-rar-ments with Werness Brothers Chapel, 3700 Nicollet.

KAUFMANN William age 68, 3312 Lee Ave. Golden Valley. Survived bv wife Astrid; 3 daughters, Mrs. Burton (Audrey) Evans, Mrs. Eugene lAvis) Veselka, both of Mrs.

Dorothy Beason, Long Beach. 2 sons, Kenneth and Gerald; 6 grandchildren, all of Mpls.i 1 sister. Mrs. Ida Johnson, Rush City, Minn.) 3 brothers, John of Pillager, Edward, August, Texas City, Texas. Services Wednesday 1:30 p.m.

Sundseth-Ander-son Funeral Home. Interment Sunset Memorial Park Reviewal after 4 p.m. Tuesday. KELZER George H. Age 80, of Waconia.

Survived by daughters Lucille Kelzer, Waconia. Mrs. Vernon (Florence)) Morgan of Yolo, Mrs. Wm. (Eleanor) Hayes of Wichita Falls, Texas.

Sons Alfred, Sylvester Bernard, Waconia, Arthur of Mpls. 6 grandchildren, 3 sisters 2 brothers. Requiem Mass Thursday 10:30 a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Waconia.

Visitation at the Yetzer Funeral Home (474-97971 Waconia after 1 p.m. Wed. with Rosary services 8 p.m. Wed. KLAWITTER Richard aqe 67, suddenly Feb.

4th, res. 435 Arbor St. Paul. Beloved husband of Emma; father of Richard Klawitter Jr. of St.

Paul and Mrs. Martin (Eleanore) Fren- I INDA SWANSON, so- Juciology and elementary education sophomore, was chosen Winter Weekend Queen at Hamline University, St. Paul. Miss Swan-son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd R. Swanson, Zimmerman, was sponsored by Theta Chi fraternity. Elsewhere EDITH P. FITZGERALD, 75, retired Broadway and Hollywood writer whose credits in cluded motion picture scripts for "U'inHAa" anA "Incnirallnn nA Broadway plays including "Her Delicate Condition." in Charlotte, N.C. PAUL EMILE CARDINAL RICIIAUD, 80, archbishop of Bordeaux, France, shortly after undergoing an operation.

DR. ROLAND EDGAR SLADE, 81, a British pioneer in atomic physics, in Harlow, England. (jKANT K. SYPMERS, 57. a member of the Interstate Com merce Commission, at San Die go, following a heart at tack.

Syphers, a Republican, was named to the 11-member commission last July, "Entering Dowling' is like taking a doctor's prescription to the drugstore and having seven pharmacists argue over how to fill it," several parents of crippled children at Michael Dowling School told a Minneapolis school official Monday. The parents, representing the Dowling PTA, yesterday took a list of complaints to Richard Johnson school director of special education. They were concerned mostly over what they called "a lack of co-ordination" at the school and "no communication between members of the Dowling's teachers, therapists, doctor, parents and children. JOHNSON ASSURED them that some changes would be made, though perhaps not soon. Dowling, administered by the Minneapolis public school system, provides education and therapy for about 160 physically handicapped children from Minneapolis and suburbs.

The school system "is also concerned about the lack of supervision at the school," caused by having only one person to fill the jobs of principal and program coordinator this year, Johnson said. HE COMMENDED staff at Dowling and called the school "basically a very substantial resource for handicapped children and their parents," but said he agreed with the PTA repre- ating bus service to Minne-apolis-St. Paul International Airport. St. Paul Mayor Thomas Byrne, the MAC member who suggested the move, pointed out that there are 8,000 employes at the airport who are dependent on private transportation.

No one can even come out and put in an application unless he has an automo bile," Byrne said. DESICN, PERFORMANCE Committee Studies Minibus Details By GEORGE McCORMICK Minneapolis Tribune Staff Writer BABCOCK Mattie J. age 93. of 1808 S. 3rd Anoka.

Survived by 2 sons, Forrest Mahlon, a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Hoeft, all of Anoka, 6 grandchildren 8 great grandchildren. Services Wednesday 1:30 p.m. First Congregational Church, Anoka. Inter, ment Vernon Cemetery, Elk River.

Reviewal I hour before time of service at church. Arrangements by Dare's Funeral Home, Elk River. BENGSTON Ardis age 35 of 160 Spruce Drive, Apple Valley. Survived by husband. Dale W.

sons, Bradley Bruce Barry C.i daughters, Jacqueline M. and Judith all at home, parents Mr. 4 Mrs. I I Johnson, Mpls.i paternal grandmother, Mrs. Nelsine Johnson, Hoffman, Minn.j maternal grandmother, Mrs.

Ida Ar-notf, Mpls.) 2 brothers, Rodney New Brighton and Delbert St. Paul. Funeral services 2 m. Wednesday at Grace Lutheran Church, County Road 42, Rosemount. Private interment.

There will be no reviewal. Friends may call Tuesday 7-9 p.m. at Gill Brothers (Bloomington Ricb-fieldl Chapel, 9947 lyndale Ave. So. In lieu of flowers, the family prefers memorials to The Grace Lutheran Church.

BERTRAND William J. IBill, age 59 3401 Fremont So. Lifetime resident of Minneapolis, he was a partner in H. Bertrand Mfg. Co.

30 years prior to his retirement. Member of Americon Rose Society. Survived by wife, Letai dauqhters, Kathryn ana Constance, both at homei sister, Nell Bertrand and brother, Victor, Medicine Lake, nieces and nephews. Services Wednesday 1:30 p.m. at lakewood Chapel.

Interment Lakewood. Friends may call at White Funeral Home, 2730 Hennepin after 1 p.m. Tuesday. Donations preferred to family to be used for a memorial, CARLSON Mamie, age 66 of 2019 16th Ave. So.

Member of Salem Covenant Church. Survived by several cousins. Services Wednesday 12 noon at Peterson-Albinson (Nokomls Park Chapel) 3207 Central Ave. NE. at St.

Anthony Russell director. Interment Crystal Lake. Visitation begins 6 p.m. Tuesday. CHAPMAN Arthur 76 years, of 3023 1 1th Av.

S. Survived by wife, Lillian (Walbom), daughter Mrs. Jack (Francesl Dassetl, New York; son loyal IBud) Chapman, St. louis Park; 5 grandchildren; sister Mrs. Ruth Hanner, N.

St. Paul) brother Alvin, Mound. Services 1 p.m. Thurs. The Albin Chapel.

Paul, Ralph Jack Albinson, 2200 Nicollet. Interment lake-wood. Friends may coll Wed. Family 'present In the evening. Memorials may be directed to donor's choice.

COLLINS M. Dennis, age 53, of Pittsburgh, Pa. formerly of St. Paul on Fri. Survived by son Edward, New York City; daughter Susan, Cleveland, O.i father Abe Belinskv, Hollywood, Fla.

i brother Melvin, Oakland, Calif. Also stvived bv 1 grandson. Funeral services Feb. 6 at 1 1 a.m. from the Aaron-Hodroff 4 Sons Chapel, 671 S.

Snelling St. Paul. Interment West Side Hebrew Cemetery. The family prefers memorials to donor's favorite charity. DAHLBERG Otto age 64 of 2206 2208 East 38th St.

Survived by daughter, Mrs. Luverns IShirley) Larson; grandsons, Michael and Scotti brothers, Aksel, Alf. Ovid, Elnar Dahlberg in Norway; sisters, Margit, Jane, Lula, Karla Dahlberg and Ella Nelson in Norway. Services Wednesday 10 a.m. Bethel Lutheran Church, 41st St.

6 17th Ave. So. Visitation after 2 p.m. Tuesday at The Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3640 23 Ave.

So. Interment Sunset. DJiRF Alqot R. AI). age 75 of 4910 35th Ave.

So. Retired employe of Armour 4 Co. Survived by sons, Harold and Harvey; 7 grandchildren; brother, Eric; sister, Mrs. Agnes Johnson. Serv.

ices Thursday 2:30 p.m. at The Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3640 23 Ave. So. Visitation after 3 p.m.

Wednesday. Memorial service Wednesday 8 p.m. at the mortuary under auspices of Wold-Chamberlain Legion Post No. 99. Memorials may be directed to Wold-Chamberlain Legion Post No.

99. Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. DOBELL Malcolms age 86. of 3419 Harding St. St.

Anthony Village. Survived bv daughter, Mrs. Thomas (Dorothy) Fleming; 2 sons, Lyle Melvin Dobell; 7 grandchildren. Services Wed. 1 p.m.

at the Washburn McReavy-Northeast Chapel, 29th 4 Johnson St. NE. Interment Hillside Friends may call after 2 p.m. Tues. DUQUETTE Alcides, aae 73, 2106 2nd Ave.

So. Survived bv 2 nephews, LeRov M. and Kenneth ColleM. Funeral notice later. Arranaements The Bill-mari-Hunt Chapel; 2701 Central.

ILMOUIST Irving C. age 72. of 101 16th Av. Hopkins. Survived bv wife, Lillian; 1 son, Robert, West-mont, qrandson, Stephen; 2 brothers Arthur of Hopkins Harold of Bra Lake, 1 sister, Mrs.

Archie (Rulhl Miller of Hopkins. Services Tues. I p.m.. Strobeck Johnson Chapel, 1400 Excelsior Hookins. Interment Grandview Park Cemetery.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. on Mon. Family prefers memorials to donors choice. ENRIGHT John age 61, of 2833 29th Av. S.

Funeral services Wed. 9:30 a.m., McDivitt-Hauge IMinne-haha Chapel), 3131 Minnehaha Av. Requiem Mass, Church of St. Albert the Great, 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery.

Recitation of Rosary Tues. 8 p.m. Friends may call after 3 P.m. Tues. ERICKSON Edward J.

Age 87 of 1508 Victory Memorial Dr. Survived by wife; Aanes. 1 daughter: Mrs. Milton (Patricial Schmalz. 1 son James W.

5 arandchildren, all of Mpls. Also several nieces nephews. Funeral service Tues, at 9 p.m. at SundsethAnderson Funeral Home. Visitation after 3 p.m.

on Monday. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Memorials mav be directed to the North Methodist church. POSSUM Marie aae 80, of 5757 Adair Ave. No.

Survived bv brother, Clarence: sister. Mrs. Fred IGladvsl Biorn. Services Wednesday 1:30 P.m. The BiHman-Hum Chaoel, 2701 Central.

Interment Glen Haven. Visitation beainnina 3 P.m. Tuesday. FRANTZ Joseph W. of 1010 So.

Prior St. Paul, Feb. 4th, age 68. Survived by wife, Elizabeth dauqhter, Mrs. Richard (Marilyn) Desch of St.

Paul; sister, Mrs. James Cunningham of St. Paul; brother, William T. of Mpls.i also survived bv 3 grandchildren. Funeral from The Halloran-Murphy Snelling Ave.

Chapel, 575 So. Snelling, St. Paul 9:30 a.m. Wednesday and Requiem Mass St. Leo's Church St.

Paul 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection. Friends may call from 6-9 p.m. Tuesday. Parish Vigil 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday FREDRICKSON Linda lee, age 13. of 8408 10th Ave. on Sundav. Sur. vived bv parents, Mr.

Mrs. Wilbert E. Fredrickson; 2 sisters, Nancy and Cindy; 1 brother, Gary; arandparents, Mrs. Irma Fredrickson and Mr. Mrs.

Eddie Olson, all of Mols. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday at McDivitt-Hauge Leland Chapel, 37th St. Chicago Ave. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.

Friends may call after 3 P.m. Tuesday. HAIDER Blanche oge 63. residence 3439 Vincent Ave. No on Monday.

Survived by daughters, Mrs. Michael (Margeryl Mealey, Mrs. G. I. IKarolyn) Alder-dyce, National City, Calif.i step-daughter, Mrs.

Earl D. Roberts, Columbus, 4 grandchildren; brother, Donald Ackerman, sister. Mrs. Harold Salmon. Mpls.

Services Wednesday 1 m. Welander-Quist INorth Chaoel) 1200 W. Broadway. Interment Crystal lake Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m.

Tuesday. HAASKEN Gerhard oge 71, Cologne. Survived by wife: Gertrude. Sons: Carl of Coloqne, George, Mpls. Daughters! Mrs.

Cletus Wagner, Irving, Texas, Mrs. Owen Papke. Man-kato. Mrs. Dale Hron.

Bloominaton, Mrs. Lyle Henkensiefken, of Pooillion. Nebraska. Mrs. Donald Steinbrueck, St.

Louis Park. Also survived by 19 grandchildren. 3 great-qranachildren. 1 brother, 3 sisters. Requiem Mass Wed.

at 10:30 a.m. St. Bernards Catholic Church, Cologne. Visitation at the Yetzer Funeral Home In Waconia 1474-97971 after 1 p.m. Tuesdoy.

Vigil prayers 8 m. Tuesdqy. HERSHEY Beniamln B. (BOB) ao 86 on Feb. 4.

Residence 2157 Sargent, St. Paul. Beloved husband of Ruth; father of Mrs. Warren W. (Fannie) Bacon of Seattle, Wash.

Services on Wed. at 11 a.m. from the Elizabeth Chapel of House of Hope Presbyterian Church, Portland Avon, St. Paul. Interment Roselawn Cemetery.

Friends may call at listoe Wold ChoPel, 531 S. Snelling St. Poul from 3 to 5 7 to 9 P.m. Tues. Memori-, ais preferred to the Shrinerj Hospital for Crippled Children or donor choice.

HERSLETH Cqrl J. lonatellow Av. S. Hqrriett, dauqhter, lone Larson: 3 Mrs. Otto Mieth Giere; nieces and Thursday 1 p.m.

Anderson Mortuov, Vicitntinn nftr age 75. of 4117 Survived by wife, Mrs. Bruce (Mar- grandsont; listers, and Mrs. Archie nephews. Services at the Henry W.

3640 23rd Av. S. p.m. Wednesday. Lake Cemetery.

Interment Crystril WILLIAM J. BF.RTRAND Services for William John Bertrand, 59, 3401 Fremont Av. who died Sunday, ill be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Lake-wood Chapel, with burial in Lakewood Cemetery. Mr.

Bertrand was a partner in the H. Bertrand Manufacturing Co. for 30 years prior to his retirement. He is survived by his widow, Leta; two daughters, Kathryn and Constance, both at home; a sister, Nell Bertrand, and a brother, Victor, both of Medi cine Lake. Reviewal will begin at 2 p.m.

today at White Mortuary. Donations to the family for a memorial are preferred. MAMIE CARLSON Services for Mamie Carlson, B6, 2019 16th Av. who died Sunday, will be at noon Wednesday at Peterson Albinson Mortuary, 3207 Central Av. with burial in Crystal Lake Cemetery.

She had been a stenographer. There were no immediate survivors. Visitation will be from 6 p.m. today. OTTO I.

DAHLBERG Services for Otto I. Dahlberg, 64, 2208 E. 38th who died Sunday, will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Bethel Lutheran Church, with burial in Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery. He was a retired employe of Boutells.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Luvemc Larson. Minneapolis; four brothers, Aksel, Alf, Ovid and Einar Dahlberg, ell in Norway, and four sisters, Jane, Lula and Karla Dahlberg and Llla Nelson, all in Norway. Reviewal will be after 2 p.m. today at Henry W.

Anderson Mortuary. MRS. MAYME E. DAY Services for Mrs. Mavme E.

Day, 83, Burbank, formerly of Minneapolis, who died Sunday, will be Wednesday in Burbank, with burial there. Survivors include five sons, Lowell, Palm Springs, Howard. Tarzana, Arnold and David, Seattle, and Richard M. Minneapolis; three daughters, Mrs. A.

E. lverson and Mrs. Robert Preston, Seattle, and Mrs. L. J.

Finchahoy, Ontario, a sister. Belle De-Long, Minneapolis, and a brother, Raymond DeLong, cedar. MALCOLM E. DOBELL Services for Malcolm E. Do-bell, 86, 3419 NE.

HardinR who died Saturday, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Washburn-McReavy Mortuary, 2905 NE. Johnson with burial in Hillside Cemetery. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Fleming, Minneapolis, and two sons, Lyle, Pacific Palisades, and Mel-vin, La Mesa.

Calif. Reviewal will be from 2 p.m. today. ALGOT R. DJERF Services for Aleot R.

Dierf. 75. 4910 35th Av. who died Monday, will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Henry W.

Anderson Mortuary, with burial in I t. Snelling National Cemetery. He was a retired employe of Armour and with 44 years of service. Surviving are two sons, Harold. Richfield, and Harvey, Plymouth; a brother.

Eric, Minneapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Agnes Johnson, Minneapolis. Memorial services under the auspices of Wold Chamberlain Legion Post will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the mortuary. Reviewal will be after 3 p.m.

tomorrow. Memorials to the Wold Chamberlain Legion Post are preferred. LINDA FREDRICKSON Services for Linda L. Fred-rickson, 18, 8408 10th Av. Bloomington, who died Sunday, will be at 1 p.m.

Wednesday at McDivitt-Hauge Mortuary, 3044 Chicago with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. She was a graduate of Kennedy High School in Blooming-ton. Survivors include her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert E.

Fredrickson; two sisters, Nancy and Cindy, and a brother Gary, all at home; her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Irma Fredrickson, Minneapolis, and maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Olson, Minneapolis.

Visitation will be from 3 p.m. today. CARL J. HERSLETH Services for Carl J. Hersleth, 75, 4117 Longfellow who died Sundav, will be at 1 p.m.

Thursday at Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, with burial in Crystal Lake Cemetery. He was a retired plumber formerly employed by Reuben L. Anderson Contractors. Surviving are his widow, Harriett; a daughter.

Mrs. Bruce Larson, Urbana, 111., and two sisters, Mrs. Otto Mieth and Mrs. Archie Giere, both of Minneapolis. Visitation will be after 3 p.m.

Wednesday at the mortuary. LAl'RA E. INGEBRITSEN Services for Laura E. lnge-britsen, 89, 2032 Garfield Av. who died Saturday, will be at 4 p.m.

Thursday at Pilgrim Lutheran Church, with burial at Storv City. Iowa. A native of Story City, she was a teacher for 30 years. She also was a practical nurse. Surviving is a sister, Ida J.

lngebritsen, Minneapolis. Visitation will be from 5 p.m. today at Werness Brothers Mortuary. 3700 Nicollet Av. Memorials to the church are preferred.

WILLIAM C. KAUFMANN Services for William C. Kauf-mann, 68, 3312 Lee A v. Golden Valley, who died Sunday, will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Sundseth Anderson Mortuary, with burial in Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery.

He was a retired employe of Pioneer Paper Stock Co. Survivors include his widow, Astrid; three daughters. Mrs. Burton Evans and Mrs. Eugene Veselka, bojh of Minneapolis, and Mrs.

Dcrothy Beason, Long Beach. two sons, Kenneth and Gerald, both of Minneapolis; a sister. Mrs. Ida Johnson. Rush City, and three brothers.

John, Pillager, Edward, Minneapolis, and August. Texas City, Tex. Reviewal will be from 4 p.m. today. MRS.

MICHAELINE LEWIS Services for Mrs. Michaeline Lewis, 48, who died Saturday, will be at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at West Dundee, III. She was born in Minneapolis and moved to West Dundee about 10 years ago. Survivors include her bus band.

Robert; a son, Robert and daughter, Karen, both at home; her father Albert Janosz, and brother, Frank, both of Minneapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Edward Copra, Minneapolis, and Mrs. Theodore Kielb, St. Paul. Services will be in St.

Catherine's Catholic Church, with burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, West Dundee. BESS H. LITTLEFIELD Services for Bess H. Little-field, 82, 3G21 Elliot who died Monday, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Temple Baptist Church, with burial in Lake-wood Cemetery.

A Minneapolis native, she had been a secretary for Northwestern National Bank. There are no immediate survivors. Visitation will be from 5 p.m. Wednesday at Werness Brothers Nicollet Av. MRS.

IN A V. McLEAN Services for Mrs. Ina V. McLean. 62, 4304 31st Av.

who died Friday, will be at 10 a.m. today at the Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, with burial in Brooklyn Crystal Cemetery. She was a receptionist at the David Banks Studio. Survivors include her husband, Donald J' a daughter, Mrs.

Robert Sack, New Brigh ton, two sisters, Corinna Bickel and Grace Bickel. both of Minneapolis, and a brother, Sylvester Bickel, Ree Heights, S.D. MRS. ELLA K. PHELPS Services for Mrs.

Ella K. Phelps, 75, Minnesota Masonic Home, who died Saturday, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at We lander-Quist Mortuary, 5115 Vernon Av. Ldina, with burial in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Crystal. She is survived by her husband, Carlin A.

Phelps, and four sisters and a brother. NELS J. RAHM Services for Nels J. Rahm, 84, Prior Lake and formerly of 3148 40th Av. who died Monde', will be at 1 p.m.

Wed nesday at Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, with burial in Hillside Cemetery. Mr. Rahm was a self-employed carpenter. Surviving are a son, Marvin, and a daughter, Mrs.

Carl 01- sen, both of Minneapolis. Reviewal will be after 3 p.m. today at the mortuary. MRS. CAROLYN E.

SANDEN Services for Mrs. Carolyn E. Sanden. 58, 809 Douglas who died Sunday, will be at 7:30 p.m. today nt Albin Mortuary, with burial Friday in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, De Ridder, La.

She was the widow of Dr. O. E. Sanden, dean of Northwestern College liberal arts and former pastor of several Twin Cities area churches. She was employed at the Billy Graham Evangelical Association headquarters.

Surviving are two sons, Howard, Golden Valley, and Cmdr. O. E. Sanden, U.S. Navy in Vietnam, and a brother, Alton C.

Pederson, Texas City, Tex. Memorials to the Billy Gra ham Evangelical Association are preferred. RAY J. SANDERSON Services for Ray J. Sander son, 70, 7344 W.

River Road, Brooklyn Park, who died Sun dav. will be at 1 p.m. wednes- a at Washburn McReavy Mortuary, Irving and Lowry Avs. with burial in Crystal Lake Cemetery. Survivors include his widow, Harriet; two daughters, Marion and Phyllis.

Minneapolis, and a son. Raymond J. Los Angeles, Calif. Visitation will be from p.m. today.

NATHAN W. SHEFFERMAN, 80, former labor relations con sultant, at Chicago, 111. Sheffer-man wrote in his autobiography, "The Man in the Middle," that his name was synonymous with union busting. Sen. Robert F.

Kennedy, said during the Senate's Select Committee on Improper Activities in Labor or Management, that "Sheffer-man is the instrument used by employers in making sweetheart contracts." (Those which benefitted labor and management officials at the expense of employes). JOHN J. STEPONICK Services for John J. Stepo-nick, 75. 807 E.

14th who died Saturday, will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday in St. Olaf's Catholic Church, with burial in Ft. Snelling National Cemetery. The services originally had been an nounced for today.

JOHN W. STEVENS Services for John W. Stevens, 51, St. Petersburg Beach, and formerly of Minneapolis, who died Sunday, will be Wednesday in St. Petersburg Beach, with burial in Wood-lawn Memory Gardens Ceme tery, St.

Petersburg. He is survived by his widow. Helen, and a son. Jeffery. SHERMAN F.

WALDREN Services for Sherman F. Wal dren. 96, 1828 Central Av. who died Sunday, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Peterson- Albinson Mortuary.

3207 Cen tral Av. with burial in Hill side Cemetery. He was a retired farmer. Survivors include two sons, Elwin, Columbia Heights, and Juell, Willow River, Minn. Visitation will be from 4 p.m.

today. areas need improvement." The school needs a full- time co-ordinator, "someone to be on the spot with an individual child to make sure that the services he needs are given to him," as well as a full-time principal, John son said. This year, the principal, Mrs. Margaret Nordenson, also is acting co-ordinator. This is the wrong time of the year to hire a full-time co ordinator, Johnson said.

THE PARENTS also com plained that "the therapy program is totally inadequate for the children." Many children, the parents said, do not get all the therapies prescribed by their doctors because staff members either disagree with the doctors or do not have time. "There is a need for more speech, physical and occupational therapists," the parents said. Johnson told them that the school system is "about a week away" from approval on a study of services for the physically handicapped, which would be completed in the fall. THE STUDY would consider all types of programs for crippled children, from homebound instruction to classes in regular schools, and would "take a close look" at the roles of Dowl ing and Marshall High School classes for the physi cally handicapped. The study will see if Dowl ing "can come closer to individualizing the whole sys tem" for each child, he said, lne study would cover Dowling's methods of deter mining enrollment; transpor tation routes, since some children spend as much as three hours getting to and from school on school bus es, and better communication between parents and school staff, he said.

"This has been important enough to the public schools that we ve had open discus sions since this summer on where Dowling is going," he said, "but we feel that many problems do not lend them selves to easy or immediate solutions. Parents' suggestions will be solicited in making the study, however, Johnson said. Gerald C. Hoffslrom, 202 W. Maple Rosemount.

Thomas W. Hutton, 3200 Alabama Av. St. Louis Park. Elwood F.

Jobst, Wyoming. Minn. Robert S. Kollen, 744 NE. Polk St.

Gerald H. Kvist, Orono. Clarence A. lingl. Bird Island, Minn.

Allen E. Loken. 73 Otis Lane. St. Paul.

Dale R. McClunq, 1126 E. 70th Inver Grove Heiahts. Craig J. Miller, 950 47th Av.

Columbia Heights. Georqe W. Ornlng. 114 Windsor lane New Brighton. Ronald W.

Parsons, 5137 N. 6th St. Bruce R. Quick, 1411 24th Av N. Robert J.

Robacieueskl, 3049 11th Av. S. Vern D. Schwantes, 7513 Emerson Av. S.

Richfield. Glenn W. Schwl.ters, 4430 41st Av. S. Harold G.

Soper, 13021 Welcome Lane Virgil M. Slenhold. 402 113th Av. Blaine. Douglas R.

Tipple, 5959 NE. Glencoe Fridley. George H. Will.lt, 920 26th Av. N.

DEATHS Margaret G. Aim. 84. 188 Seymour Av, Elvira J. Betlach.

81. 103 Orlin Av. SE. Michael Broun, 88, Rt. 1 Hamel Hulda M.

Carlson. 80. 4217 Elliot Av. John H. Crawford.

78. 191(1 11th Av. Jessie I. Gustalson, 75, 3553 Emerson Av Anna I. Hedlund, 91.

2920 40th Av. S. Anna Johnson, 59. 1422 S. 4th St.

Donald J. Koepke. 51. 4825 Georgia Av. N.

Una Martin, 04. 4028 42nd Av. S. Robert R. Meade.

91. 3903 2nd Av. S. Edward Musgrovg, 95. 2723 East 25th St.

Clam R. Pastore, 80, 1112 Chestnut Av. Sandra M. f. Sherman.

1. 3274 Wood-lawn Av. Mnbel Sauirres, 83. 2185 County Road H7. Mounds View.

Dolores W. Thomas. 47. 132 West 1ith St. Harriet M.

Tinkham, 80. 2706 Humboldt Av. S. Willinm Vagelpoel, 67. unknown.

DIVORCES GRANTED Ramono Albert from Herbert Albert. Charlotte J. Stewart from Norman Stewort Dr. Thorgrimsen Funeral Thursday GRAND FORKS, N.D. Of) Services will be Thurs day in Vancouver, for Dr.

G. G. Thorgrimsen, li, a physician here for 42 years before moving to Cancouver last April. Dr. Thorgrimsen, who died Saturday in Spokane, was born at Sioux Falls, S.D., where his father was a Lu theran pastor.

Dr. Thorgrimsen was a for mer assistant professor of embryology and histology at the University of North Da kota. He was the first state medical consultant of federal- state vocational rehabilita tion, in 1947, and was Grand Forks county coroner from 1961 to '67. Survivors include his widow; two daughters, Mrs. John Marshall of Spokane and Mrs.

Jerry Knudsen of Bismarck, and a son, John, Vancouver. VITAL STATISTICS OLSON Huldus, age 82, of 2321 Minneapolis Av. Funeral notice later. Arrangements McDivitt-Hauge (Minnehaha Chapel) 32nd St. at Minnehaha Av.

OLSON Mattie, age 75, of 3921 Ty-ler, NE. on Monday. Funeral notice later. O. E.

Larson Chapel, 2301 Central Av. NE. 789-3571. PASELKi -Erich 54 of 11218 Farm lane, Mtka. Village.

Survived by wife. Nila. Sons, Daniel 4 Michael, of Mr. Erich, of En-cino, Calif. Dauqhter, Mrs.

John (Kathleen), Newport, R.I. Sister. Mrs. Horry Hoffman, Chicaao, Pilot Northwest Airlines. Services Wed.

2 p.m. Gethsemane Lutheran Church, Hookins, Interment; lakewood. Friends may call nfter 4 p.m. Tues. The Albin Chapel 2200 Nicollet Av.

Memorials preferred to Minnesota Assn. PHELPS Ella age 75, residence Masonic Home on Saturday. Survived by husband, Carlin Masonic Home; 4 sisters and 1 brother. Services Wednesday 1 p.m. at Welander-Quist (Edina Chapell 5116 Vernon Ave.

(Old Hiqhway 169). Interment Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Tuesday. RAHM Nels age 84.

of Route 1, Prior Lake, formerly of 3148 40th Av. S. Survived by son, Marvin; daughter. Mrs. Carl (Alice) Olsen; 3 grandchildren- 3 great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews Services Wednesday 1 p.m.

at the Henry W. Anderson Mortuary. 3640 23rd Av. S. Visitation a'ter 3 p.m.

Tuesday. Interment Hillside Cemetery. RICHIE Robert IBobbvl. Aae 7. 2411 Pleasant Av.

S. Son of Mr. 4 Mrs. Patrick A. Riohie.

Brother of Patrick A. Jr. Jon, all of Mpls. Grandson of Mr. 4 Mrs.

John Keatina Win-sted, Minn. Funeral from the Willwer-scheid 4 Peten Mortuary, 1167 Grand St. Paul, Wed. 9:15 a.m. and Mas! of the Anqels St.

Olaf'i Church, 10 a.m. Interment; St. Patrick's Cemetery, Hudson, Wise. Visitation after 7 o.m. Mon.

Parish Vigil 8 p.m. Tuesdav. SANDEN Carolyn 58 years of 809 Douqlas Ave. Survivr-d by sons, Comm. O.

U.S. Navy Asian Theater and Howard, Golden Valley; brother. Alton C. Pederson, Texas City, Texas; member Knox Presbyterian Church. Services 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday The Albin Chapel, Paul, Ralph 4 Jack Albinson directors 2200 Nicollet Ave. Interment Pleasant Hill Cemetery, DeRidder, la. Memorials preferred to The Billy Graham Evan-aelistic Assn. SANDERSON--R0y age 70, 7344 West River Road No. Survived bv wife Harriet) dquqhters, Miss Marion Sanderson, Miss Phyllis Sanderson of son, Raymond J.

los An-qeies; 4 grandchildren. Service Wednesday 1 p.m. from The Washburn McReavy-Swanosn Chapel, Irving Ave. No. at lowry.

Interment Crystal lake cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Tuesday. forCmt'V 09e 70' "tsidence 1212 South 9th St. On Sundav.

Survived by husband, Tennies; foster ion, Douglas O. Coleman, Minnetonka, 2 grandchildren, Mn. Pamtla Void, Stephen Coleman, Minnetonka; 3 sisters Mrs. Peter Swanson, Mrs. Harold Monahan, Mn.

John Bedner, all of Mpli. Requiem Masi Thursday H.lna Ladvcof Perpetual Lakewood Cemetery. Friend! may call beginning i m. Tueiday at Welan- 'PoVk' ciS0v! 9h2el Chicago Ave. at 19th St.

Vigil Proven Wednesday 7:30 p.m. S'MONSfN-Sally aqe 87. of Walker Methodist Home. Survived by 2 listen 4 1 brother. Member of w.bUrV 0 Church.

Services Wed. 2:30 p.m. The Albin Chaoel, Paul, Ralph 4 Jack Albinson, direc-tors, 2200 Nicollet Av. Visitation 7-9 p.m. Tues.

SCHAAF Georqe M. formerly 0f 5236 lake Nokomis in Mesa, Ariz Notice of service later. Arrange-wm pothers (South Chapel, 5801 lyndale Av. S. SNYDER Mrs.

Minnie B. (Coryell) qqe 84 of 4936 38th Av. S. Survived by husband. Nicolas Fred; 2 dauqhteT, li?" AjPn Ccrr.

Hutchin- JJl'- Mi' (lone) Coo-per. Worthington. Minn.) 2 lom, Har- Farg.0' D7 Charles E. Mols. 8 arandchildren, 5 greqt.grandchHdren; ilster.

Mn. Hazel Rulien Grand Forks N.D. Service! cl Minnehaha Methodist Church 50th St. 4 37th Av. S.

Inter-KmI lilde Cemetery. Reviewal rn The Albin 5 -T1' Albinson, directors, 2200 Nicollet Av. SPERLING-David age 65, of Bet-tendorf Iowa. Formerly of Mpls. Survived by wife Evelyn, 1 dauqhter, Mrs.

Beverly Sitrlck both of Betten-aortj 4 grondchildreni 2 iliten, Mn. Maurice Swi ler 4 Mn. Agnei Gordom 1 brother Abe Sperling, all of Mpli. Service! Tuei. 1 p.m.

at the Hill 4 fredenck! Mortuary, Davenport, Iowa. Interment Mound Nebo Cemetery, Davenport. SPRINGER Hopkins residence 1316 Folsom St. Paul. Survived by wife, Mary; 2 daughters, Mn.

Wil-iam (Patricia) O'Brien 4 Mn. William (Mary Loul Haggerty, both of S. St. Paul; 13 grandchildren; lister, Mrs. Doualas MacKenzie, Rockton, III.

Brother, C. W. Springer. Rochester, Minn. Private services 1-30 p.m.

at the Fred W. Johnston Funeral Home, 678 S. Snelling Ave St Pftlll Informant Ct C.ll: i 1 Cemetery. Friends may call from 7-9 Ti.a. m'cibii memorial! to Our ladv of Good Counsel Cancer Home or to the Heart Fund.

NOTE CHANGE OF TIME STEPONICK John age 75, residence 807 E. 14th on Sat. by 3 listen, Mn. Rosy Buiko-blak of Sterling, Mn. Pauline thgele of Mauston, Wise, Mn.

Flor. anca Hilton of Mpli.i 2 Steve of Bralnerd, Jot of Owa-tonna, Minn. Services Wed. 8,30 a at Welander-Quist (Weit Chapell 2301 Dupont Av. 4 9 a.m.

at St. Olaf'i Catholic Church, 8th St. 4 2nd Av. S. interment Fort Snelling Notional Cemetery.

Vigil prayer lervice Tueiday 8 m. TKACH Pearl, age 79, of 421 23rd Av. NE. Survived by husband John. Daughteri Mn.

Mary Burton, Mn. James I Irene) Wadhomi. Son John Jr. of Miami, Florida. 3 grandsoni 2 great-grandsons.

Funeral from the Peter Kozlak Funeral Home, 1918 Univenity Av. NE. Thursday at 8:30 a.m. Requiem Divine literqv in St. Mary'i Russiqn Orthodox Church at 9 o.m.

Interment St. Mary'i R. O. Cemetery. Members of St.

Mary'i Mother'! Club 4 Blessed Virgin Mary'i Society please notej Vigil services (parastas) Tuej. 4 Wed. at 8 p.m. Visitation after 6 p.m. Tue.

srad ot Mpls.i also 12 grandchildren. Funeral services from Kessler-Maguire Funeral Home, 640 W. 7th St. Paul, Tuesday at 1 p.m. Interment Elmhursf Cemetery.

Friends may call after 3 P.m. Monday. laBEllE Arthur aae 79. of 330 1st Daly Citv. San Francisco, Survived bv 2 sons.

Albert, Silver Bay. Clarence of San Francisco: 4 dauahters, Mrs. Evelvn Wigqin. Daly CitV: Mn. Richard IGeri) Weiler.

Mrs Gertrude Sorensen and Mrs. Ruth Evans, all of 14 grandchildren: 5 areat-arandchildren: 2 brothers and 2 sisters. Funeral Wednesday 8:30 a.m. from The Kapala Funeral Home and Reauiem Mass 9 a.m. in The Church of Our lady of lourdes.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday evenina at 8. Visitation after 7 P.m. on Tuesday. LAHL Arthur, aqe 75 of Chasko on Sunday.

Survived bv his wife. Hilda; 2 sons, Richard of Warren, Wallace of Choska- daughter, Mrs. Jim (Louisel Zamiahn, Chaska; 11 grandchildren; great arandchild; 1 sister, Freida McCormick of White Rock, So. Carolina. Friends may call at The Zamiahn Funeral Home after 5 p.m.

Tuesday. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. John's Lutheran Church, Chaska. Interment church cemetery.

LESER Elizabeth aqe 76, of 2510 2nd Av. Widow of the late A. John leseV. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Maurice C.

Mickelson, Wavzata, Minn.i arandchildren, Ann Funeral Tues. 9:30 a.m. Flynn Son Funeral Ho-ie, Lv.idale So. at 36th St. 10 a.m.

Requiem Mass. Church of St. Stephen, 22nd Clinton Av. Interment National Cemetery. Praver service 8 p.m.

Mon. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Mon. LITTLEFIELD Bess of 3621 Elliot Av. S.

Survived by brother-in-law Joseph A. Vines. Mpls. 1 nephew. Services Thurs.

afternoon. 2 o'clock Temple Baptist Church. 31st St. 4 Columbus Av. S.

Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Friends may call at Werness Brothers Chapel, 37th St. Nicollet Av. beginning Wed. afternoon, 5 o'clock.

LOMNES Elmer, age 75 of Bovport, Feb. 5th. Survived by wife, Stella; daughter, Mrs. William (Murilyn) Skeath of Bayport; a son, Eldon, Lom-poc, 6 grandchildren; a brother, and a sister, Ze'ma of New Richmond. Wise.

Memorial services 8 o'clock Wednesday evening at People's Conqregational Church, Bayport. There will be no visitation. The family prefers memorial! to People's Congregational Church. Arrangements by Jonei Funeral Home, Stillwater. LUNDQUIST Ellen T.

age 80 of 2740 W. 66th Richfield. Survived by husband, Gottfred 4 ions. Warren, Brooklyn Park, John Burnsville, James, Edina Fred, Blbomington; 3 daughters. Mrs.

Roger E. IHazell Olson, Bloomington, Mrs. Arthur H. (Vivian) Emerson, Dawson, Minn. Mrs.

Clifford G. (Rosamondl Hanson Honolulu, Hawaii, 20 qrandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, 4 sisters, Mrs. Hulda Hansel, Dalton, Mrs. Lydia Nunstedf, Grand Marais, Mrs. Inez Vincent, Madison, Mrs.

Ruth Hedman, South Shore, S. brother, Allan Nelson, Standfield, Ore. Services Tues. afternoon 1:00. Messiah Lutheran Church, 25th St.

Columbus Ave. S. Interment Lakewood Cemetery, Friends may call at church previous to at Werness Brothers Chapel, W. 50th St. Beard Ave.

S. beginning 5:00 Monday. MAHER Miss Sadie of 510 Humboldt, St. Paul, on Feb. 5th.

Sister of Mn. Charles J. (Noreenl Hughes, Mpls. Mrs. R.

H. IMoryl David, Riviera Beach, Dqniel I. Maher, St. Paul. Funeral from the downtown chapel of O'Halloran Murphy, 215 W.

6th at Main 9:30 a.m. Wed. Requiem Mass at St. Matthews Churah, St. Paul, 10 o'clock.

Interment Resurrection. Friends mav call after 3 p.m. Tues. Parish Vigil 8:30 p.m. Tues.

MAIONEY Kathryn age 65, of 4211 Tyler St. N.E., Columbia Heiqhts. Survived by husband Joseph dauqhter Mrs. Robert IMollie) Bohach, ion Jack Red Wing, and six qrandchildren, lister Mrs. June Scott, one niece and nephew.

Services Wednesday 3 p.m. Billman-Hunt Funeral Chapel, 2701 Central Ave. N.E. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Visitation beqinning 3 p.m.

Tuesday. MARSTON Walter Lawrence on Feb. 5. Residence 16 Inner Drive, St. Paul.

Survived by his wife, Esther May; daughter, Mrs. Carlyle (Dede) LaDoux of Tulsa, ion, John M. of Pittsburgh, Pa. 3 grandchildren. Pri-vote gravelid tervices at 11 a.m.

Thursday at lakewood Cemetery. Memorial! preferred to Macalester Church, St. Paul Arranaements listoe Wold Chapel. 531 So. Snelling, St.

Paul. MARTINSEN Frieda F. aae 75. of 3955 1st Av. S.

on Sun. Survived by a daughter, Mri. D. J. (Muriell Collins, Chicago, a ion, Thomas Golden Valleyi 5 Qrandchildren.

Services 1:30 p.m. Wed. at St. John'i Lutheran Church, N.E. Broadway 4 N.E.

Washington St. with interment at Hillside Cemetery. Visitation at the O. E. Larson Chaoel, 2301 Central Av.

N.E. from p.m. Tues. to 10 a.m. Wed.

at th church 1 hour prevloui to the service, Memorials to St. John'i Lutheran Church preferred. MclEAN 1na V. age 62 of 4304 31st Av. S.

Survived bv husband. Donald J.i dauqhter Mn. Robert (Kavl Sack; aranddauqhter. Ellen; 2 listers. Corinna 4 Grace Bickel; brother, Sylvester Bickel.

Service 10 a.m. Tues. at The Henry W. Anderson Mortuary. 3640 23rd Av.

S. Interment Brooklyn Crystal Cemetery. Friends may coll beqinninq 5 p.m. Mon. MORRISSEY Emmett oge 72.

5227 1 Of ft Av. S. Survived by wife, Susan son John Emmett, Wayzata; sister. Mn Effie Duoruii in 4 grandchildren qreat-grondson Funeral Tues. 8:30 a.m.

from Thomson Bromen Funeral Home, cor. Park Av. ot 26th St. Requiem Mass 9 a m. at Resurrection Catholic Church.

R01-arv 8 P.m. Mon. Reviewal after 12 noon Mon. Interment fcrt Snelling. Arianaementi with Mrs.

Rjihard Gill. A Metropolitan Transit Commission (MTC) committee learned Monday night that a lot of questions have to be answered before minibuses begin rolling in downtown Minneapolis. Most of the questions deal with details of design and performance for the vehicles, and many will have to be answered before the MTC can submit its application for federal funds to buy them. The committee set itself to finding some of the answers, at least enough to draw some specifications for the buses, before the next MTC meeting, Feb. 14.

At that meeting, the MTC might authorize the submission of the federal grant application, if: The Minneapolis City Council first declares its intention of meeting with conditions set down by the MTC when it voted to sponsor the minibus system. The MTC members who dictated the conditions are satisfied with the somewhat watered down compliance recommended by the city Engineering Committee. The MTC called for the city to pledge to keep all streets, including Nicollet Mall, open to all bus lines and to keep bus routes well-policed and well-maintained. The Engineering Commit tee report, which the coun cil is expected to act on this week, says the city will consider applications from all bus lines and "may" comply with the other conditions. John Ebinger, MTC executive director, was given the task yesterday of finding answers to minibus performance and design questions.

He is to draw a set of ideal specifications and see how the two manufacturers of vehicles under consideration meet these criteria. Attending the meeting was Warren lbele, president of HELP (Highways Eliminate Lakes and Parks), a group that opposes the proliferation of freeways in the city. lbele suggested that the MTC consider the part that painting minibuses in bright colors and air-conditioning them would have in making them attractive and, hopefully, profitable. The committee decided to seek an art consultant to suggest some colors, design an identifying symbol for the MTC and give an opinion on a proposal that the buses carry illuminated advertising panels on their exteriors. In related action yesterday, the Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) directed its executive director to meet with the transit group to explore the possibilities of fciti- HENNEPIN COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Dave A.

Broilrom. 38. 1517 Steven Phyllii J. Evonion, 28, 608 73rd Av. Brooklyn Park.

Richard I. Cornell. 20. 407 SE. 7th Deborah I.

Allvn. 19, 320 SE 7th St. Gerald A. Jtipenon, 19, Bio Lake. Minn.) Barbara J.

Fields, 18, Champlin. Bernard P. Oleda, 21. 707 21st Av. Mary S.

Solberg, 22. 2111 21 it Av. S. Jam. i B.

Rotich, 24. 5241 France Av. Susanna E. Stelnbach. 21, 208 W.

62nd St. Robert H. Jocobe, 21, 630 8th Av. Hopkins Barbara 5. Johnson, 20, 702 7th Av.

Hopkins. Charles J. Hedlcan. 39, 2547 NE. Johnson Carol M.

last, 24, 3900 Minnehaha Av. Mlthael R. Carter. 23 3948 17th Av. Cheryl D.

lane. 21, 3440 Dupont Av. S. la Vern M. S.

Beck, 27, 2917 26th Av. Ramona I. Schwarli, 19, 2924 Gar. fir-Id Av. Cheiler C.

Schulli. 29, 4338 Wentworth Av Virqinia A. Hansen, 24, 3819 2nd Av. Timothy C. Dunphy.

21 2480 S. Hwv. 1U0, St. Louis Park: Jeanne P. loRue, 20, 11908 James Road.

Hopkins. Terry R. Markkonen, 18. 6806 Sandburg lane, Goldi-n Valley; Cynthia A. John-son.

19, 806 53rd Av. Brooklyn Center Robert A. Hohn, 18. 193 Crown Road, Fridley Julie A. Swensen.

18 Dayton. Vincent InVolI.e. 21. 1631 Main Janice Y. Richardson, 20.

2549 Aldrich Av James P. Mun9er. legal. Charlottesville. Va Aaleen P.

Cameron, leaal. 1933 Fremont Av S. Stale Dlerkhisinq. 21. 2651 Grand Undo A.

Synder, 19 3450 Duoont Av. S. BIRTHS GIRLS Mr. and Mrl.i John C. Bishop, 6544 Warren Av.

$.. tdma. Paul C. Chadwlck, 1608 Louisiana Av. St.

louis Park. William J. Duesman, 2025 Unity Av. Golden Vol lev. Vernon P.

Fischboch, 6327 1st Av. Richfield Richard W. Fontaine, 1320 E. 82nd Bloomington Roger D. O'Shauahnossy, 6830 Olvmpia Golden Valley.

James I. Baillie. 1341 E. Maryland St. Paul.

John C. Buchanan, 714 14th Av. SE. James I. Canterbury, 4732 5th Av.

S. John D. Clouqh, Prior lake. Ernest D.Boer, 17209 Grays Bav Wavrnta. Robert Grady.

2813 Cedar Av. John 0. Grand, 1038 Kenneth St. Paul. Allen L.

Hanson, 5520 31st Av. S. John J. Junqers, 123 W. St.

David I. Krause, 3040 16th Av. S. William J. Kylond.r, 3839 40th Av.

S. Kenneth E. luke. Excelsior Thomas J. Mitchell, 6680 Lucia lane, Dwiqht'V Moth, 8125 16th Av.

B'oommqton, Joseph C. O'Brien, Mound. Gerald M. Olsen. 6824 Grand Av.

Rxhileld. Leonard J. Phillies, 3130 15th Av. S. Thomas M.

Roesner, 3421 45th Av. S. Carl J. Severton, 1420 Juneau Lane Golden Volley. Joseph Sthechtman, 2313 Aldrich Av.

S. Gerald A. Smith, 3407 lyndale Av. S. Lawrence Sorensen, 61 30 Portland Av, Daniel I.

Wllkle, 3627 40th Av. S. OYS Mr. end Mm.i Arlen C. Anderson.

9101 13th Av. Bloomington. Jerome A. Berg, 19000 Hanui Road, Mm-netonkcr. Richard C.

Bue, 4255 Poplar Bridge Road, Boommqton. Michoel C. McKay. 10540 Zon Bloomington. Francis P.

Prendergast, 1 0642 Rich Road. oom.naron. William R. Zimmerman, 6632 Upton Av. S.

RichdeM. Richard E. Amelt, 4230 Limestone St. Paul Gerald M. Crosby.

6730 N. 5 St Brooklyn Center Gerald I. Dahl. 5437 Park Av. Dovid I.

Dalsin, 6813 Poiute Edina. John W. Donielson, 1339 W. Mavna'd St. Paul.

Robert G. Dont. 4550 Central Av. NE. Kenneth H.

Griffin, 419 NE. Jefferson St. Ilwood J. Hare, 1 698 Edmund St. Paul.

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