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vying woman, spouse decide to die together United Press International Madison, Wis. Rather than face certain separation by death, a University of Wisconsin professor and his terminally ill wife committed suicide together, authorities said Tuesday. Dr. William C. Lewis, 57, a professor of psychiatry, and his wife Katherine, 55, were found dead in each other's arms Monday.

Authorities said the cause of death was a drug overdose, and Dane County Coroner Clyde Chamberlain ruled it a double suicide. The oldest of seven Lewis sons, Madison attorney William C. Lewis said his mother had been seriously ill for more than a year and had been told she might live up to five years or die at any time. "My father and mother were very much in love with each other," he said. "We wondered what my father would do if anything ever happened to mom." Lewis said the couple had talked about suicide with the family and "this solution was not a bad one." Sandy 'grave' is fatal in N.J.

fraternity rite New York Times Service Long Branch, N.J. A 19-year-old Monmouth College student died early Tuesday when a sandy "grave" he was forced to dig in the rain -swept beach as part of a fraternity initiation prank collapsed as he was lying in it. The victim of the hazing incident William Flowers was reported to have been the first black allowed to pledge for the chapter of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. Seven fraternity members who were said to have ordered the rite were arrested and charged with manslaughter. Although the victim managed to kick his legs nearly clear as sand poured into the 5-foot-deep hole, neither the students nor the first patrolman at the scene were able to extricate him from the heavy, wet mound of sand, a police spokesman said.

When a fire truck and first-aid squad arrived 15 minutes later and pulled Flowers from the hole, he was unconscious. He was pronounced dead at a medical center. The doctor said he had died of asphyxiation caused by the "aspiration of sand and compression of the chest." The seven fraternity members reportedly had ordered Flowers and four other pledges to dig graves and to lie in them. The seven were released in $2,500 bail each for a preliminary hearing Nov. 25.

Two killed in accidents on state roads A rural Waterville man was killed in a car-truck accident Tuesday and an elderly St. Paul woman was struck while walking across the street Monday night, raising the 1974 Minnesota highway death toll to 713, compared with 892 a year ago. The victims were identified as: Robert Jackson, 53, Waterville, Minn. Marie Sekevitch, 78, 1947 Grand St. Paul.

Police said the car Jackson was driving and a truck collided on Hwy. 14, one mile east of Mankato. Two men in the truck received minor injuries and one remained hospitalized. Mrs. Sekevitch was hit by a car driven by Thaddeus Madden, 16, St.

Paul, at a St. Paul intersection. She died about hours after being taken to St. PaulRamsey Hospital. Cemetery Lou Gould Roderick, age 74, Texa race Nursing Home.

Formerly of Little Falls. Survived by wife Viola. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday 10 am, at White Funeral Home, 2730 Hennepin. Private. Interment.

Visitation hour before time of service, Haggland Oscar age 81, of 1318 Powderhorn Terrace. Survived by wife Mamie, son H. G. Haggland of Norman, 2 grandsons, Doctor H. E.

Haggland of Norman, and David S. of Topeka, Kansas. Granddaughter Mrs. Roger (Kathi) Hagrman of Oma: ha. Neb.

3 sisters Mrs. Hazel Peterson of Brainerd, Mrs. Hazel Sampson of Mrs. Gunnar Johnson of Two Harbors. Funeral service Friday at 1:00 Abraham: son Church- Chapel, St.

at 12th Ave. So. Friends may call at the chapel after 3 p.m. Thursday. Further service 2:00 p.m.

Saturday at the Rupp Funeral Home, Chisholm, Mn. Hansen Mrs. Thyra, age 79. of 4240 19th Av. Survived by band.

Kai: 2 sisters, Mrs. Niels Nielsen, Mpls. Mrs. Herluf Nielsen, Marine on the St. Croix; brother, Sigurd Sorensen, Withee, nieces nephews.

Member of St. Peder's Lutheran Church and Danish American Fellowship Institute. Services Wed. p.m. The Albin Chapel, Paul, Ralph Jack Albinson, directors.

2200 Nicollet with visitation one hour prior 10 service only. Private ment Withee, Wis. Memorials 10 the church or donor's choice preferred. Hanson Janice (Roche), age 46, at lowa City, la. Formerly of St.

Paul. Survived by her 2 sons. Craig Paul daughter Karen all of lowa City: mother, Mrs. Lucy Roche of St. Paul; brothers.

Floyd Roche of St. Paul Curtis Roche of Palo Alto, Calif. Funeral services Wed. Nov. 13.

at 1:30 p.m. from the First Baptist Church. 499 Wacouta St. Paul. Interment Elmhurst Cemetery.

Visitation only one hour before services at the church. Arrangements by Carlson Funeral Home, Payne Rose St Paul. Hartman Mildred age 74, residence 5800 Logan Av. Brooklyn Center on Mon. Survived by husband Ernest son Robert L.

Pedersen. Zumbrow Falls, sisters Helen Paulson, Birmingham, Mich, Marcella Kaehn. 2 granddaughters 1 great-granddaughter. Funeral Thurs. 10:30 a.m.

at Weiander-Quist (North Chapel), 1200 W. Broadway. Mass of Christian Burial 11 a.m. at the Church of St. Bridget, Dowling Emerson Avs.

N. Interment St. Mary's Vigil prayers 7 p.m. Wed. Friends may call after 3 p.m.

Wed. Hickok L. Lois, age 72, of 15 E. Grant St. Member of First Baptist Church.

Survived, by brothers Otto Hickok, Chehalis, Adson M. Hickok. Garden City, Lou T. Hickok, Portland, Nathan J. Hickok, Amboy, sisters Mrs.

Christea Ritter, Mrs. Helen C. Butler both of Winnebago, Miss Etta E. Hickok, Santa Monica. Calif.

Mrs. Alice A. Benson, Seattle, Wash. Services Wed. afternoon 1:30 clock, Werness Brothers Chapel, 37th St.

Nicollet Av. S. Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel beginnina Tues. at 4 o'clock.

If so desired, memorials may be directed to the First Baptist Church. Jansons Emils. age 64 of 14409 Brunsvold Hopkins. Survived by wife, Rosella, daughter, Rasma Briedis, son Austris Jansons, both of Riga, Latvia. 5 grandchildren.

Services Thurs. 1 p.m., Enga Memorial Chapel, 5600 Excelsior Blvd. at Hwy. 100. 929-5600.

Friends may call after 6 p.m. on Wed. with prayer services at 7:30 p.m. Inter. St.

Vincent's Cemetery in Osseo. Johnson O. Gordon, age 53, of 4625 15th Av. Mpis. Survived by wife Bernice; sons Mark Jeff; daughters Lori Nancy: father Oscar Johnson; brother Richard Johnson: sisters Mrs.

Margaret Lee. Mrs. Marion Subak Mrs. Carole Simonson. Funeral services he p.m.

Wed. from Asbury ho di st Church, 4501 Bloomington Av. S. Friends may call from 6 10 9 p.m. on Tues.

at the Enaa Memorial Chapel, 5600 Excelsior Blvd. at Hwy. 100. Interment Fort Snelling Natioinal Cemetery. Memorials preferred by family.

LaClare (Barnett) Shirley Ann, age 53. of Colorado Springs, Colo. Survived by husband Edward by son Cpt. Edward by daughter Mrs. Lawrence J.

VandenPlas, 7 grandchildren, parents James Ann Barnett. Services Rosary Thurs. 8 p.m. at the Knaeble Funeral Home, W. Broadway at Upton Av.

N. Interment Ft. Snelling Cemetery, Fri. Laing Lewis, age 67, of 826 W. 50th St.

Owner of Jimmy's Cafe. 809 W. 50th St. Survived by his wife, Amy: daughter. Mrs.

Gerald W. (Angelina) Dickinson; 3 grandchildren. Wayne, Anita Christopher of sister, in England. Mass of the Christian Burial Fri. 11 a.m.

Church of The Assumption, 305 E. 77th St. Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Vigil services Thurs. 8 p.m.

McDivitt-Hauge Leland Chapel, 37th St. Chicago Av. Visitation Thurs. 4 to 9 p.m. Larsen Mollie age 90, formerly of 1712 Park Av.

Former school teacher in Boyd, area. Retired employee of Northwestern Hospital r- vived by Niece, Mrs. Le Roy Plagmann of Hamilton, Nephews, Harold Larsen of St. Paul, Raymond Carroll Lilienskold of Brownvale, Alberta, Canada. Services Thur.

10 a.m. from Thomson Brothers Funeral Home, Park Av. at 26th St. Interment, Crystal Lake Cemetery. Visitation one hour prior to service.

Memorials preferred to Ebenezer Home. Larson Rudolph age 71, of 2815 Stevens Av. S. Member of Joppa Lodge No. 300 AF AM.

Survived by wife Lillian, son R. Gary Larson, daughter Mrs. Robert (Joan) Plain, 2 arandchildren. sister9 Mrs. Betty Ellings, St.

Paul. Mrs. Ray Denham, Florida. Mrs. Charlie Kaminsky, Robbinsdale.

Services Thurs. afternoon clock, Werness Brothers Chapel. 37th St. Nicollet Av. S.

Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel nina Wed. afternoon at clock. Larson Tony, age 79, of St. Olaf Residence.

formerly 3742 Morgan Av. N. 3003 Penn Av. N. Survived by 2 sisters, Mrs.

Lillian Swenson Mrs. Beulah Bolmaren. also nieces nephews. Funeral services Wed. 1:30 p.m.

Sundseth-Anderson Funeral Home. ment Sunset Memorial Park. Reviewal after 5 p.m. Tues. Memorials may be directed to the St.

Olaf Luthran Church. Lee Ervin age 72. of zata. born Devils Lake, N.D.. graduate of University of North Dakota.

Former ownof Coast to Coast Store, Richmond. Wis. Veteran W.W. Survived by wife. Elsie.

2 sons, R. W. (Bill) Lee Wayzata. Gary of Oshkosh. 3 grandchildren.

Private services interment. Memorials may be directed to the Ervin k. Lee memorial fund. rangements by David Lee Funerol Horne, Wayzata. 473- 5577 Luettinger Joan age 58, of 6813 Queen Ava.

Richfield. Notice of services later. Arrangements with Werness Brothers Funeral Chapel, 3500 W. 50th St. 927-8641.

Lund Charles, age 90, of Lynwood Manor Nursing Home, formerly of 815 6th Av. S. E. on Mon. Survived by sons, Philip Donald D.

of Eugene, a sister. Mrs. Christine Swelin, 2 grandchildren Service p.m. Thurs. 0.

E. Larson Chapel, 2301 Central Av. N. E. with interment Sunset Memorial Park.

Visitation from 4 10 9 p.m. Wed 9 a.m. Thurs. till time of service. Miller Myrtle, age, 80.

of 7151 York Ave. formally of 4941 Newton Av. S. Widow of the late William G. Miller.

Survived by daughters Mrs. William B. (Mary Virginia) Nelson of Edina Mrs. Shirlev Brown of Denver, Colorado: sons William Major John A U.S. Air Force Iretired) David L.

all of 15 grandchildren; 14 great grandchildren; 2 sisters Mrs. Kose McLean of Den: ver 10 Mrs. Beth Lake of Manly, lowa. Mass of tian Burial a.m. Church of Our Lady of Grace, 5300 Normandale Edina.

Vigil praver, service 8 p.m. Wed at Gill Brothers (south chapel) 5801 Lyndale Av. S. Visitation 3-5 7-9 p.m. Wed.

Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Family prefers memorials 10 the Little Sisters of the Poor Buildina Fund. Munroe Catherine, 78 of Owatonna, passed away Mon. morning at the Owatonna City Hospital. Survived by daughter.

Mrs. Robert H. (Mary) Tennant Jr. of Owatonna. 5 grandchildren.

Services Wed. 10:30 A.M. at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Interment 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Tues. night 7:30 at Conn ConPrayer service will be held ley-Wollin Funeral Chapel, Owatonna. Family prefers memorials 10 the Hospital Chapel Fund. Murk Agnes age 79.

of 4036 Hayes St. N.E. Columbia Heights. Survived by Daughter Mrs. Hame (Lois) Corporaal, Son Harris George Murk, Grandchildren.

Mrs. Douglas (Cheryl) Lawrence, George Tim Corporaal, Great grandchildren, Christopher Corporaal Carrie Jo Lawrence. Sisters Mrs. Dexter (Margaret) Krueger, St. Paul, Mrs.

Harry (Frances) Walker of Santa Barbara, Calif. Brother Oscar R. Olson of San Diego, Calif. Services Wed. 1 p.m.

at the Washburn Mc-Northeast Chapel, 29th Johnson St. N.E. Interment Hillside. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Tues.

Nelson Hilma age 90. 2818 Logan Av. N. Survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Melford (lone) Wicklund, Mrs.

Ludvig (Adeline) Larson; 1 son, Carroll A. Nelson; 5 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren; all of Mpls. A sister, Mrs. Ella Bloom, Seattle, Wash. Services Thurs.

1:30 p.m. Sundseth-Anderson Funeral Home. Interment Crsytal Lake Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Wed.

Memorials may be directed to St. Marks Church. Ojanpera Herbert age 64, of Delano. Mn. Survived by wife, Doreen; 3 daughters; 6 grandchildren, 2 sisters.

Funeral services 11 a.m. Christ Lutheran Church, Maple Plain. Interment Knapp Luthran Cemetery. Visitation, Tues. after 3.

p.m., Iten Funeral Home, Delano. Roth Huao age 77, res. 3112 Salem St. Louis Park. Survived by wife, Alma 3 sons.

Karl The Rev. Donald Portland, Philip Maplewood, 11 arandchildren: greatgranddaughter; 1 sister, Mrs. Lillian McFatridge, Mpls. Services Wed. 2 p.m.

Trinity First Lutheran Church, 19th St. 11th Ave. S. Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Friends may call Tues.

3 to 8 p.m. at Welander-Quist (South Chapel), 1825 Chicago Ave. Memorials pref, to the church. Sanford Agnes, age 82. 2610 Parkvi Blvd.

Funeral notice later. arrangements with Sundseth Anderson Funeral Home. Ruben age 88, of Colonial Acres Nursing Home. Formerly of 2400 Filmore St. NE.

on Tues. Survived by 2 daugh. ters. Mrs. Milton (Ruth) Kron Mrs.

Doris Burke, both of Mols. A sister, Mrs. Levia Sjobeck, Sweden; 3 grandchildren, Dennis Brian Kron Lori Burke, a child. Darrin Kron, all of Mpls. Gold card member of Bricklayers Union Mpls.

Services 1:30 p.m. Fri. O. E. Larson Chapel, 2301 Central Av.

NE. with interment Sunset Memorial Park. Visitation 3:30 p.m. p.m. Thurs.

and 9 a.m. Fri. till time of service. Seilitz Skeie Rudolph age 66, of 1917 Central Av. NE.

on Nov. 10. Survived by 5 brothers, Newell Granite Falls Maurice Elmo of Walter of Watson Reuben of Will. mar, 5 sisters, Mrs. Leona Lundgren of New London, Mrs.

David (Clara) Nelson, Kerkhoven, Mrs. Lind (Marie) Edman. Eugene, Mrs. George (Gervaise) Falk, Mpls. Mrs.

Earl (Corrine) Thulin, several nieces hews. Funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary. New London, Visitation startinq 4 PM. Tues. Private services Wed.

Skorstad Clifford age 81, residence Los Angeles, Calif. Member of the Lawrence Wenell Legion Post 233. Former director of the Minnesota Leaque of Credit Union. Survived by son Norton, Van Nuys. 3 grandchildren; brother, James.

Mound, Minn. Services Thurs. 2 p.m, at WelanderQuist (West Chapel) 2301 Dupont Av. S. Interment tional Cemetery.

Friends may call after 3 p.m. Wed. Smith Dr. Vernon Day age 86, died suddenly following a short illness at Alhambra, Calif. Practiced dentistry in St, Paul Mpls.

from 1921 to 1950. Retired to Fullerton, more recently resided in Alhambra, Calif. where his wife. Frances Gable Smith died in 1965. Born at Hector.

Minn. in 1887 Dr. Smith is survived by 2 sons, Drs. Graham Gable Smith Vernon Day Smith Jr. of 10 grandchildren.

7 great-grandchildren. Memorial service Chapel Sts. Simon Jude Episc. Home, Alhambra. Nov.

12. Interment Live Oaks Mem Calif. orials preferred to Century Club School of Dentistry. University of Minnesota, NOTE: Postal Retired Personnel, Mols. Post Office.

Hutchinson Papers please copy Smith Wesley age 57, of 4617 Meadow Road, Edina. Past President of the Mpls. Grain Exchange, Survived by wife, Mary, daughter Joan, son Thomas, parents Mr. Mrs. Victor Smith, Duluth, sister Mrs.

Donald (Willow) Snyder, Duluth, brothers Ward Largo, William Duluth. Services Wed. a.m. Werness Brothers Chapel, West 50th St. Beard Av.

S. terment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Friends may call at Chapel Tues. beginning 5 p.m. Vigil Scripture Prayers Tues.

8 p.m. If desired. memorials may be given to Medical Oncology Fund, Univ. of Minn. Swan Manley age 59.

of Hot Springs, S. Dak. Survived by 3 daughters, Sharon of Laurie Julie, both of Browndale: son Larry of Two Harbors: 3 sisters. Funeral services Fri. 10 a.m.

Frederick Abrahamson Church- like Chapel, Lake St. at 12th Av. S. Interment National Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel 7 to 9 p.m.

Thurs. Vilendrer Louis age 60. of 6638 11th Av. S. Survived by wife, Mildred: sons, Richard of Faribault, William L.

of' St. Croix Beach, Thomas J. of James M. of St. Cloud, John M.

David P. at home; brother, Lloyd of St. Paul; ters. Mrs. George (Bertha) Stanford of Lomita, Mrs.

Roy (Marquerite) Lewis Mrs. Henry, (Marie) Strommer, both St. Paul and Mrs. Elmer (Lorraine) Goodman of Rockford, 3 arandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m.

Thurs. at St. Peter's Catholic Church, 67th St. Nicollet Av. S.

Interment Dawn Valley Cemeterv. Friends may call 3 to 5 7 to 9 p.m. Wed. at Morris Nilsen Chapel. Portland Av.

at E. 66th St. Prayer service 8:30 p.m. Wed. AD RATES.

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officials By David Staff Correspondent Washington, D.C. Five jurors from the dismissed Wounded Knee trial in St. Paul, and others seeking dismissal of all charges remaining from the 1973 occupation of the South Dakota town, held an inconclusive meeting Tuesday with Justice Department attorneys. The attorneys, who represented policy-making officials, declined to discuss the group's request, that the department the remaining charges against about 100 people. Dallas Salisbury, special assistant to Jonathan Rose, the deputy attorney general, said that he would provide "a substantive response" in writing.

However, he and three other attorneys told a group of about 60 people that they could not discuss cases. In addition to the jurors, the group included people associated with the defense of Wounded Knee leaders Dennis Banks and Russell Means, representatives of national church organizations, the National Education Association, the National Student Association and the American Civil Liberties Union. The meeting, organized by defense attorney Mark Lane, followed a letter sent by 12 of the 16 jurors and alternates in September to Attorney General William Saxbe. The group said the government had been unable to make a case against Banks and Means and therefore it should drop charges against others involved in the Wounded Knee case. They also asked the Justice Department to use its "good offices" to persuade officials of Nebraska and South Dakota to drop state charges growing out of the Wounded Knee incident.

One of the five jurors, Elaine Grono, read a letter support from Lawrence Cohen, St. Paul mayor. She was accompanied by former jurors Joyce Selander, Maureen Coonan, Linda Lacher and Fran Aiken, who said they believed they had an obligation to support the Indian defendants because of what they had learned during the eight-month trial. After the meeting, the former jurors said that the government attorneys appeared to be interested, but they said they were skeptical about the outcome of the conference. "It was just like the trial, when the FBI and government witnesses were on the stand," said Ms.

Coonan. "There was a lot of fancy footwork but you tend not to believe them," Ms. Selander said. Diabetes-detection test to be given throughout area The Twin Cities Diabetes Association, will sponsor a diabetes detection campaign Nov. 17 to National Diabetes Week.

Free finger-stick blood tests will be offered throughout theTwin Cities. Symptoms of diabetes are: excessive thirst, excessive urinating, extreme hunger, visual disturbances, itching, pain in toes or fingers, unexplained weight changes, and slow healing of cuts and bruises. The lab will be at the following sites: Metropolitan Stadium, Bloomington, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov.

17; IDS Center, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Nov. 18; Northwestern National Bank of St. Paul, 9 a.m.

to 4 p.m. Nov. 19; Ridgedale Shopping Center, Minnetonka, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Nov.

10; Phyllis Wheatley Community Center, 919 Fremont Av. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 21; Midway Shopping Center, 1516 University St.

Paul, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 22, and Southdale Shopping Center, Edina, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Nov.

23. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS 5. Obituaries and Funerals Aeikens Irene age 68. of ming, Rt. (formerly of Soul's Northeast Harbor.

Survived Member by daughter Mrs. Hollis (Doris) Sharpe, Moose Lake. grandchildren. great granddaughter, brothers Rev. William Leak, Walter Leak, Chicago.

Mrs. Earl (Dorothvi Lindblad, Willmar, Mn. vices Thurs. 1 a.m. at terson's Columbia Park Chapel, 3207 Central Ave.

N.E. at St. Anthony Parkwav. terment Morningside Mem Gardens. Visitation Wed.

to 9 p.m. Family prefers memorials to Soul's Harbor or American Cancer Society. Russell Peterson, director. Anderson Anna Emily age 91, of The Baptist Residence. Survived by nieces nephews.

Private services Wed. 3 p.m. seth -Anderson Funeral Home, Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Reviewal before services only. Memorials may be directed to the Baptist Resi.

dence. Anderson Julia of Mill Valley, Cal. Formerly of Mpls. Passed away Nov. 11.

Daughter of Emma H. the late Godfrey Anderson. Survived by mother, Emma brother Arthur M. ard Anderson; nephew, Rich. 2 grandnieces, all of Mols.

Private services at Mill Valley, Cal. Arens Della 71. of Loretto, Mn. Survived 3 sons. Erwin, Gerald, Thomas, all of Loret10; 2 daughters, Mrs.

Eugene (Doris) Baer Mrs. Rayburn (Elaine) Roy, both of Hamel; sister, Mrs. Harry (Lillian) Arens of Loretto; 22 grandchildren; 5 great-grandchil. dren. Funeral services day 10:30 a.m.

from Iten Funeral Home, Delano, with Mass of Christian Burial 11 a.m., St. Peter's Paul's Catholic Church, Loretto. Interment Church Cemetery. Visitatation Wed. after 3 p.m.

Beaudette Wallace age 80. of 2823 Logan Av. N. Survived by wife Helen; daughter Mrs. Richard (Gail) Wendel; sons Neal Edward and Ronald Spaulding, 10 grandchildren.

Services from the Knaeble Funeral Home, West Broadway at Upton Av. Thurs. 9:45 a.m. Funeral Mass St. Anne's Church 10:30 a.m.

Interment Gethsernane Cemetery. Prayer Service Wed. 7:30 p.m. Visitation beginnina 2 p.m. Wed.

Braesch Robert age 32. of 6273 W. Broadway. Brooklyn Park. Survived by wife, Janice; son, Robert daughter, Tamaira; parents, Mr.

Mrs. Howard O. Braesch; brothers, Jerry Richard; sister, Mrs. Richard (Suzanne) Lutgens. Member of Calvary Presbyterian Church.

Services Fri. 10:30 a.m. at the Washburn McReavy-Swanson Chapel, Lowry Irving Av. N. Interment National Cemetery.

Friends may call after 4 p.m. Thurs. Memorials preferred to Calvary Presbyterian Church or American Cancer Society. Ceccarelli Appollonia, 3427 Central Ave. N.E.

on Mon. in her 86th year. Survived by daugh5 grandchildren. 13 great ter M. Meister, grandchildren.

Sister Mrs. Santa Querrini, 2 brothers, Alessandro, Eutizio Rampi, nieces nephews. Services Wed. 9:30 a.m. Billman-Hunt Chapel, 2701 Central Ave NE.

Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. Immaculate Conception Church Interment St. Mary Cemetery. Prayer Vigil 8 p.m. Tues.

Visitation beginning 3 p.m. Tues. Colliander Carl age 68, 3801 Joppa, St. Louis Park. Survived by wife Clarice (Coddy), sons Bruce, Memphis; Douglas, Bloomington; Alan, 3 grandchildren; brother Fred.

Cambridge, sister (Rex) (Ellen) Rockwell, Lindstrom, Mn. Services 2 p.m. Thurs. at Wooddale Lutheran Church, 4001 Wooddale. Interment Lakewood.

Visitation at the Church 2 hours prior to the Service only. Arrangements Billman's Park Chapel, 926- 1615. If so desired Memorials may be directed to the American Cancer Society or Wooddale Lutheran Church. Cubberley Margaret of Cubberley Laquna Hills. Calif.

formerly of Mpls. passed away Nov. 10th. Survived by her sister, Aurelia Jans of Santa Ana 1 brother, William F. Sullivan of Oxnard, Calif.

Rosarv 7:30 pm Mass 10 am Wed. both St. Nicholas Church Laguna Hills. Brown Colonial Mortuary Santa Ana Calif. Directing.

Cummings Thomas age 70, of 948 22nd Av. NE. on Sunday. Survived by wife Helen a daughter Mrs. William (Janice) McAuley, Sault St.

Marie, Ontario, Canada. 5 grandchildren. Retired Great Northern Railway Employee. Services 10 a.m. Thurs.

O. E. Larson Chapel, 2301 Central Av. NE. Interment Hillside Cemetery.

Visitation from 5-9 p.m. Wed. 9 a.m. Thurs. till time of service.

Fahey Mrs. Marion, 57, of Lakeville. Nov. 12th. Survived by husband Henry: 1 daughter Mrs.

Todd (Susan) Zehnder of Northfield; son. Kelly of Lakeville; 1 grandchild; 6 brothers. Raymond, Bernard, William, George James Romanko, all of John of Arkansas. Funeral Services Thurs. 10:30 a.m.

All Saints Church, Lakeville. Interment National. Visitation after 3 p.m. Wed. at White Funeral Home, 469-2723, Lakeville.

Finlayson John age 90. 4215 11th Av. S. Survived by Daughter, Mrs. Ralph E.

(Florence), Mattison, North Tarrytown, N. Sister, Mrs. Roy son, Mpls. Services Thurs. 1:30 p.m.

Thomson Brothers Funeral Home, Park Av. at 26th St. Interment Sunset Memornial Park. Visitation Wed. 7.9 p.m.

Memorials preferred to the Cancer Fund. Fix James age 22, formerly of Fridley. Survived by parents. Mr. Mrs.

George Fix; 5 brothers, Joseph. William, Martin, John Daniel Fix: 4 sisters, Mary. Diane, Helen Gloria Fix: grandmother, Mrs. Katherine Collette of Mols, Mass of the Christian Burial, 9 a.m. Thursday, Immaculate Conception Catholic Church.

41st Jackson St. NE, Columbia Heights. Friends mav call at the Miller Funeral Home, Columbia Heights Chapel, 831 40th Av. NE. after 6 p.m.

Wednesday. Prover service 8 p.m. Wednesdav. Interment Gethsemane Cemetery. Frink Helen age 85, of 200 Groveland Av.

Survived by friend Miss Thyra Johnson, Mpls. Services Thurs. 1 p.m. The Albin Chapel, Paul, Ralph and Jack Albinson, directors, 22C0 Nicollet Av Interment. Lakewood Cemetery.

Visitation after 4 p.m. Wed. Goyer Mayme age 72, of 3631 Garfield Av. S. Survived by husband Walter son aid B.

Los Angeles. daughter Mrs. Mavis Hill. Fremont. gandchildren; brother William Kallunki, Mois.

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377-2203 SOUTH CHAPEL 1925 Chicago Av. S. 332-6566 EDINA CHAPEL 5116 Vernon Av. S. 929-8574 DAVIS MORTUARY Harmon PI.

14th St. 332-4351 MOUND CHAPEL 1801 Commerce Blvd. 472-1716 Washburn McReavy SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 2nd St. Central Av. SE.

333-2368 SWANSON CHAPEL Lowry at Irving Av. N. 529-9691 NORTHEAST CHAPEL 29th Johnson St. NE. 781-6828 NORTH CHAPEL 3000 Washburn Av.

N. 521-3588 HENRY W. ANDERSON Established 1931 3640 23RD AV. S. PA 9-2331 SUNDSETH ANDERSON DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1893 529-9291 LYNDALE AT 21ST AV.

NORTH McDIVITT HAUGE MINNEHAHA CHAPEL Minnehaha Av. at 32nd St 724-3621 LELAND CHAPEL Chicago Av. at 37th St. 824-0771 Werness Brothers W. OLD SHAKOPEE RD.

AND PENN AV. SOUTH 884-8145 W. 50TH STREET AND BEARD AV. SOUTH 927-8641 37TH STREET AND NICOLLET AV. 824-2624 Gill Brothers South Chapel 5801 LYNDALE AV.

S. 861-6023 Bloomington Chapel 9947 LYNDALE AV. SO. 888-7771 PETERSON FUNERALS (PETERSON-ALBINSON CHAPELS) Nokomis Park 1838 E. M'haha Parkway 721-1651 Columbia Park 3207 Central Av.

N.E. 789-8889 ALBIN CHAPEL Paul, Ralph Jack Albinson 2200 Nicollet 871-1418 GLEASON MORTUARY Nicollet at 27th 823-5207 Thomson Brothers 2535 Park Av. S. 332-8753 DAVIES Funeral Counselors HARMON PL. AT 14TH ST.

332-4351 MALONE FREMONT AT LOWRY 522-3622 Bill 2701 Central Av. NE. 789-3535 O. E. LARSON 2301 Central Av.

N.E. 789-3571 Enger Associated with Werness Brothers 824-2624 Gearhart-Buchinger 2535 CENTRAL AV. NE. 789-4345 ANOKA CHAPEL 421-4347 KOZLAK COLONIAL FUNERAL CHAPEL 789-8869 MILLER FUNERAL HOMES COL. HEIGHTS CHAPEL 788-3975 FRIDLEY CHAPEL 560-1311 White Funeral Home 2730 HENNEPIN TA 3-7264 MORRIS NILSEN RICHFIELD 869-3226 230 13TH AV.

N.E. 332-5497 Knaeble's 529-9636 W. Broadway at Upton John Billman 870-1112 926-1615 GORANSON-BURR 3040 Lyndale Av. So. 823-7279 HANSON-NUGENT 2116 NICOLLET AV.

871-1128 HOPKINS 938-9020 RICHARD GILL 2535 Park Av. 332-8753 FLYNN AND SON LYNDALE AV. S. at 36th 822-3181 ANOKA 421-0220 THURSTON LINDBERG RAINVILLE BROTHERS CHAPEL 222 E. Hennepin 339-0951 WATERSTON 4343 NICOLLET AV 825-4567 Enga Chapel 929-5600 13 Funeral Directors DAVID LEE 473-5577 Seifert 472-1716 Mound HODROFF SONS EVANS-NORDBY HUBER Excelsior Gearty-Davis Robbinsdale ABRAHAMSON 724-5444 Fox-Sullivan ST 1-1244 Weeb Ewbank Ewbank Continued from page 1C of Ohio, in 1929 and spent 14 years there before joining Paul Brown as an assistant at Great Lakes Naval Training Center in 1943.

became backfield coach at Brown after the war and head coach at Washington University in St. Louis in 1947. He joined the pros a as an assistant to Brown at Cleveland in 1949 and became head coach at Baltimore in 1954. Ewbank was fired in 1963, and took over the Jets. He was the only coach they had until this season.

Top players named in 4 conferences Central Catholic Conference football champion St. Thomas led the coaches' 25-m a all-conference team with seven selections, while second-place Hill-Murray had six. The CCC team includes kicker Tim Lutz of Benilde-St. Margaret's, the only specialist named. Tri-Metro Conference football Centennial 22-player champion, all-conference team with six players selected by the coaches, including "back of the year" John Nadeau and "lineman of the year" Ken Chenel.

Fullback Mark Ritter of Burnsville, a 5-foot-11, 165-pound senior, was chosen by the Missota Conference coaches as the most valuable player in the conference in football this season. Co-champions Prior Lake and Simley led the all-conference team with six players named from each. Hastings, the St. Paul Suburban Conference champion, led the coaches' allconference team with six of the 22 players named. No other team had more than three.

CENTRAL CATHOLIC Linemen -Kevin Berg, Tim McGough, Mike Dooley, Dennis Zachary and Tom Cross, St. Thomas Academy; Bernish, Doug Fribera and Steve Davis, Hill- Tim Miller and Pat Walter, Benilde; Bernie Blee. Rochester Lourdes; Bill Swanson and Dave Regner, Austin Pacelli; Mike Tierney, Cretin; Dan Mathis, De La Salle. Backs--Peter Asaad and John Welsh, St. Thomas Academy; Joe Nansen, Jerry Koch and Jeff Whisler, HillMurray; Paul Hazuka and Art Thelemann, Benilde; Tim Marx and Harty.

Rochester Lourdes. Specialist--Tim Lutz, Benilde. ST. PAUL SUBURBAN Linemen---Pat Sherry and Gery Wag- ner. Hastings: Dean Anderson, Siblev: Bruce Watson.

Mariner; Steve Bever and Bill Mahre. North St. Paul: Glenn Bourquin. Park -Cottage Grove: Kevin Meinke. Stillwater; Dan Jordan and Chuck Saum, Tartan.

Backs--Tom Johnson. Pete Kranz, David O'Brien and Grea Stotko. Hastings: Chris Dalhed and Dudley Olson. Sibley: Kevin Jepson, ParkCottage Grove; Scott Fierstad, South St. Paul: Darell Kloeckner and Al Reichow.

Stillwater; Robin Buckles, Tartan: Dave Wolfgam, White Bear Lake. MISSOTA Linemen -Scott Quitter. Kurt Jonker and Bruce Mcintosh. Simley: Fred Borchardt and Kevin Walsh, Prior Lake: Wayne Lee and Tom Moehrle. Burnsville; Randy Swenson and Dave Bangerter, Rosemount: Mike Allen, Northfield: Jim Roschew, ton; Mark Johnson, Lakeville.

Backs- -Ed Cassidy and' Tom Weninaer. Simley: Mark Beaudette, Steve Grimmer, Tonv Harris and Bruce Johnson, Prior Lake: Rick Kot and Mark Ritter, Burnsville; Mark We. linski and Gary Hill. Northfield: Dave Cesarek, Rosemount. TRI-METRO Linemen Ken Chenel.

Mark Bue. Randy Anderson and Paul McEle. rav. Centennial; Tom Swanson, Chris Bauer and Marvin Wald Golden Valley: Tim O'Brien and Steve Knier, Blake: Dick Currier. son.

Mahtomedi: Mike Schellenberger. Marshall U. Backs- John Nadeau ard Tom Be aren, Centennial: Bruce Ackerlay and John Nahorniak. Mahtomed: Wally Erickson. Golden Vallev: Pick Mellum.

Blake: Ronnie Henderson, Marshall- U. Luke Pederson. Minnehaha Academy: Rawn Roman. St. Anthony: Kurt Baufield.

B-ooklyn Center: Jeff Smith. St. Francis, Knight defeats Escalera quickly United Press International London, England British light heavyweight Billy Knight quickly pounded Puerto Rican Guilermo Escalera to defeat Tuesday night in a fight stopped after 2 minutes and 57 seconds of the first round at Wembley. Referee Harry Gibbs stopped the contest after three powerful left hooks to the jaw sent Escalera crashing into the ropes. 15 In Memoriam In Loving Memory Of Lorraine Meisel who passed away Nov.

12, 1971. No one was ever loved more MY PAL, MY BUDDY, MY FRIEND I wait for God to unite us once again MY BELOVED TWIN. SADLY MISSED BY HER TWIN 21 Transportation Travel REWARD: Gold white purebred collie, black points on face, ears back "Troy." Last seen S. of Sarah Rd. Call collect (612) 972-2035 or 529-7007 DRIVE My Car to Fla.

Mark Ill; within next 10 days. All car expenses paid. Write MA-784, Star and Tribune TRUCK DRIVER will drive your. can to Ft. Lauderdale 01 area.

Leave immer. diate. 822-8804 23 Auto Transporting CARS TO: Detroit, Wash. D.C. SHIP YOUR CAR ANYWHERE REASONABLY 339-7211 Auto Driveway Foshay Tower: CARS TO: Calif, Kentucky, S.

Car, AAACON Auto Transport 612-935-3324 1589 Highway Hopkins, Mn. RELIABLE couple is willing to drive er to someone's 701-883-5852 pay car for to gas. Phoenix References. area: Own Call CARS from to Mpis. 546-5301 25 Vacation Guide GOLFING- -TENNIS VACATION Palm Springs, or Fla.

New 3 BR. dix. furn. twnhses. Both loc.

on golf course, pools. lighted tennis court. Color TV, washer, dryer, dishwasher, complete kitchen. Florida has car if desired. Min.

1 wk, Choice dates avail. Must have good refs. Mr. Edlefsen, 612-529-3001. 7730 Olson Mn.

55427. 31 Hunting Accommodations BIG GAME PROCESSING Skin, cut, wrapped, froze, from $12.95 or try our sportsman service from $7.50 Sausage hams made here in our own plant. Thuringer, salamie, bolo, smo. country Polish, mild jerkey hams more. Bring field dressed or just the lean trimmings or hams.

Fast service open. 7 days till 10 PM. We buy hides. JOHNNY'S PROVISIONS CO. 5015 NE Mpls.

560-6660. BIG GAME PROCESSING Cutting, wrapping, grinding, freezing, $10 base price or 15c lb. whichever is greater, weighed, field dressed, $2 10 skin. We keep skins. Sausage ists.

HILLTOP MEATS 4842 Central NE 788-9688 DEER SKINS $5 Your deer skin is worth up to $5 in trade or $2.50 cash at Berman Buckskin's main store only, 1st Henn. Wkdays 9 to 5. Sat. '10 to 5. DEER PROCESSED Custom cut.

Yes, we make sausage! Sioux Trail Processing. 890-4879 Burnsville. DEER PROCESSING Home-made sausage. Lockers avail CHASKA MEATS, 448-5330 DEER PROCESSING, Grain Belt Beef Co. of Buckhill on 35W.

37 Lost and Found LOST: Small bik. Cocker. Spaniel on feet, 3 yrs. docked fail, white spot. under tail.

bik, collar, no ID, vic. 40th Dupont N. Needs medical attn. If found call Nick, 522- 4329, 522-9626 LOST: Ger. retriever, male, golden red coat, shep head ears, long tail, Brown collar, vacci; nation tags, Vic.

444 Newton Av. S. Sun. 11-10. Duluth, 624-9252, collect LOST: Med.

sized male dog Brn. collar studs REWARD 929-2396 eves. LOST St. Bernard, vic. Lexington Hwy.

on Cty. Rd. J. Answers to Butterball, Tag 1301. Reward, 483-4373 LOST black silver fem.

Germ shepherd. 4 yrs. old silver choke chain. 824-4281. LOST: Texas Instrument calculator.

am on MTC 14 or 16. Reward. of student. 522-9423. LOST: Brown Bik.

German Shep Pup. 3 mon. old. Lost nr. Centenniat Square.

$5 REWARD. 784-7576 REWARD $100 for return of black tan male Doberman, vic. 38th Chicago, tattoo on right haunch. 824-5602, LOST Male Cockapoo vic. Harrison Av.

110th St. All white wigrey 929-8926, 884-9655. LOST -M. Germ. Shep.

husky, rnd leath. collar. Lakeville area. Rew. Call Ken, 332-0407 or 435-5722.

LOST tan Shepherd, male, 8 mos. old collar. Rew. Vic. Laker Aldrich S.

LOST. Liver white male adult Springer Spaniel. No collar, no tags. Rew. 521-5395 aft.

5:30 p.m. LOST: Medium size black poodle, male, New Hope area. 537-4369 LOST: Platinum bar pin Good reward. 823-3510. FOUND m.

23rd Irving 861-5292 eves LOST: Last week, all black female Irish setter. Reward. 724-8139 FOUND: Germ. shep pup. Approx.

3 mo. old. SE Mpls. 226-8997. LOST: Female Collie, 13 wks.

Vic. 22nd Colfax. 871-9184. LOST: Mother's ring, 26th Nicollet. Please call 537-7011 LOST: sheltie (min.

collie) Blmtg. area. $100 rew. 888-2078. LOST Tool box vic Tonka Bay or Excelsior.

Reward 935-9044. LOST hawk, So. Mols. Leather straps on leg. 729-5810- REWARD for info.

stolen '69 green Mustang lic. KC4487 ph. 888-3354 LOST, Thurs. eve, woman's RX glasses at Southdale. 929-4815 REWARD.

Lost vic. 28th 111h Av. Brown fem. Doberman. 874-0352 LOST.

Male whippet, brn. white cut front leg, northside. 824-3971. LOST: Sm. bik.

fem. Terrier pup Choke chain. 93rd Col. 881-3076 FOUND--cat, gentle grey Jiger River Hills, Burnsville 890-5367 FOUND -Longhaired female cat. Call 331-5493 39 Personals GAY COMMUNITY SERVICES Men women, counseling individuals, group program, 4-8 pm Mon.Fri.

336-0622 NOW OPEN Indulge yourself in pleasant relaxation. The Kings Pawn. See Class 41 BUSINESSMAN would like to study french french speaker. MI-664, Star and Tribune MARINE home on leave desires tickets to Bay game Sunday. 825-1506 after 5 P.M.

WITNESS accident 9:30 intersec. Henn. Lyndale S. 466 '71 Olds call 529-3493 CONFIDENTIAL PREGNANCY testing 9-9; S. 9-5.

489-8021 DIVORCE COUNSELING MEN'S RIGHTS ASS'N 645-0471 NEED Flight for 2 to Austria within 3 weeks or near there. 459-58 10 RED OWL BINGO, $1000 game. Need 01, N2, G4, B5, equal split, NEED VIKING-PACKER ticket pay cash. Eves. 941-5619 NOTICE! The new deadline for cancelling daily ads (Monday thru Friday) 8:00 P.M.

the day preceding publication. Deadlines for Saturday ads and Sunday All Editions Ads are, 9 P.M. Thursday. Sunday City Edition ads 9 P.M. Friday.

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