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a At the Republican National Convention You're IN with the Trib! 1976 REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION NATIONAL CONVENTION PRESS PRESS MINNEAPOLIS WRIGHT TRIBUNE STEVE DORNFELD MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE Political Reporter 1976 1976 REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN NATIONAL NATIONAL CONVENTION CONVENTION PRESS PRESS AL McCONAGHA MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE Washington Bureau RICHARD OLSENIUS MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE Photographer Reporting, photographing for you 1976 -at that convention, inside the Minnesota delegation--the REPUBLICAN Tribune convention team will bring NATIONAL you starting what you Sunday, won't August see on 15. TV, CONVENTION That's because they're PRESS only Minneapolis Tribune BAILEY Call us at 372-4343 for home delivery. CHARLES W. Phone hours: Monday-Saturday: 6 a.m. Editor to 7 p.m.; Sundays, 4:30 a.m.

to 12:30 MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE p.m. 5 Obituaries and Funerals DeAustin Mabel age 55, 4350 France Av. Robbinsdale. Survived by husband. Erwin daughter.

Judy: stepmo the Mrs. Ingebora Schenk: sister, Mrs. Sam el Vanderwerf: brother. Julius Schenk. Services Fri.

11 a.m. at Elim Lutheran Church, We st Broadway at 40th, dale. Interment National Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Thur.

at Gearty- Johnson-Delmore Chapel, 3888 West Broadway and at the church for 1 hour before services. Forbes Elizabeth Scott (Elizabeth Scott Andrickl. Born on Sept. 22. 1892 in McGregor, lowa.

Lona time res. of Mn. Resided in Houston, Tex. at Bayou Mannor s'nce Nov. 1963.

Widow of Walter Forbes. Survived by son. John L. Forbes. Madison, daughter, Mrs.

W. H. (Josephine) Burnap. Houston. 3 arandchildren, Jacquiline Forbes Kern.

Walter S. Burnap and Russella J. Burnap: areat granddaughter. Laura Wood Kern. Private interment Mpls.

Family requests that memorials be directed to the Bayou Mannor. 4141 South Breaswood Houston. Tex. 77025. Gallagher Fred (Sonny), age 61, of 1700 East 22nd St.

Survived by wife. Grace: daughters, Mrs. Arnold (Patricia) din. Mrs. Gerald (Mary) Sandin and Ms.

Colleen Hatfield, all of 8 grandchildren; mother. Mrs. Ella Gallaaher: brothers. Martin and Donald, all St. Paul: nieces nephews.

Services Thur. 3 p.m. at McDivitt-Hauge (Minnehaha Chapel). 32nd St. at Minnehaha Ave, S.

Interment Hillside Cemetery. Visitation 1 hour before service. Gross Nina age 90, of 3821 2nd Av. S. Survived by daughter, Hilda Luethi; son, Gilbert Gross, Casa Grande.

grandson, Jerry Luethi, Canyon County, 4 are a t-grandchildren: Services Thurs. 10:30 a.m. Werness Brothers Chapel, 37th St. Nicollet Av. Interment Sun sei Memorial Park, Friends may call at chapel Wed.

5-8 p.m. Hennessy John age 49. of 5254 Colfax Ave. Mols, Survived by his mother. Mrs.

Mary Ann (Mae) Hennessv, brother. Sil William sister. Mrs. Dale (Peaay) McGinty. 5 of nephews, 3 nieces.

Mass the Christian Burial Thur, 10:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church. 52nd Fremont Ave. Mols. Visitation after p.m.

Wed. at the EvansNordby Funeral Home. 6000 Brooklyn Brooklyn Center. Praver Service 8 p.m. Wed.

Interment Fort Snellina. Memorials preferred to Univ. of Minn. Cancer Research. Holmquist Willetta 9419 Flanders St.

N.E.. Blaine on Sun. in her 59th vear. Survived by husband, Bernard dauahters, Mrs. Sharon Morris.

Mrs. Roger (Suzanne) Lodmil; Robert H. Invie; 7 arandchildren; sisters. Mrs. Jeanette Dirkeon.

Mrs. Henry (Stella) Knettel. Mrs. Elmer (Amy) Freitaa: Mrs. Blanch Freeman: brothers, Wells Heman, Donald, and Richard Birdsall- nieces nephews.

Services Wed. p.m. Billman -Hunt Chapel. 2701 tral Av. NE Interment Fort Snelling.

Visitation 5-9 p.m. Tues. Homes Harry. 255 N. Smith St.

Paul on Sun. in his 77th year. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Alvin (Marcella) Waslev. Miss Loretta Homes.

Mrs. Iris Rawls: son. Kenneth R. Homes: 10 arandchildren. Services Thur.

p.m. at Billman-Hunt Chapel. 2701 Central Av. N.E. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery.

Visitation 5 8 p.m. Wed. Johnson Selma (Sally) age 81. of Careview Nursina Home. Survived by 2 daughters, Shirley Johnson, Richfield, DeLiete Shepherd, Richfield; granddaughters.

Sandra Connell and Janet Johnson: 7 areat grandchildren. Funeral services Thur. 2 p.m. Gill Brothers (Southwest Chapell. 5801 Lyndale Ave.

S. Private interment. Visitation Wed. 6-9 p.m. Kjelson Alfred T.

of Portal. N.D. on Aug. 9th, age 65. Survived by his wife.

Hazel: son. Keith: daughter, Mrs. Russell Fischer: sisters, Mrs. Edward Williekson, Mrs. Herman Harthoun.

both of Seattle, and Mrs. Herb Studor, Excelsior. Mn. Funeral services at the Sorenson Funeral Home, Bowbells. N.D..

10:30 a.m. Fri. Interment Portal. N.D. Friends, Thur.

may call from 3.9 p.m, at the Sorenson Funeral Home, Arrangements Halloran Murphy. Snellina Ave. Chapel, 698-0796. Krog Harold age 66. of 1613 South Harriet.

Stillwater on Ava. 9 at University Hospital. Mols. Former Pres. of Northwestern State Bank.

Stillwater. Survived by wife, Susan. Stillwater: daughters. Mrs. John (Susan) Olbert.

Sparta, Mrs. Robert (Katherine) Hicks, Little Rock, Sarah Jane Krog, Eagan, Mn. son. William Harold Krog Stillwater; brother. William C.

Kroa sister. Mrs. Rob. ert (Dorothy) Rogers. St.

Paul, son of the late William C. Dorothy C. Kroa. Private interment Fairview Cemetery Wed 2 p.m. Memorial services 3 p.m.

at Ascension Episcopal Church. Stillwater. No visitation. Memorials preferred to Lakeview Hospital or Ascension Church. Stillwater.

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You can cancel your want ad as soon as you get results. To see how much you can save, see the want ad rates printed on the first page of today's classified section. The Minneapolis Star and Minneapolis Tribune To place a want ad, call 372-4242. 5 Obituaries and Funerals Minneapolis Tribune Aug. 11, 1976 Earl Lhotka DNR picks division director Earl Lhotka, 57, a long-time conservation officer for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Tuesday was named director of the DNR's enforcement division.

Lhotka replaces Jerry Liemandt, who retired last month. Lhotka has been a conservation officer since 1947, serving in various capacities from field officer to regional supervisor. Since 1968, Lhotka was in charge of the DNR's public access program in the St. Paul office. Lhotka will oversee the DNR's enforcement program of laws and regulations governing hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, boating and other outdoor pursuits.

The division also is responsible for lake and river accesses, and youth firearm and snowmobiling training programs. "We've got a good outfit but I'd like to make our program more dynamic," said Lhotka. "There are more game and fish violations than there should be. And there are more hunters, fishermen, snowmobilers. Yet we haven't had an increase in the number of officers in the field.

I hope to change that." People in sports Johnny Miller, who ripped open the palm of his hand in a motorbike accident last weekend and then came down with a mild case of blood poisoning, has withdrawn from this week's PGA national golf championship in Washington, D.C. Miller has won three tournaments this year, including the British Open. Miller's withdrawal leaves Jack Nicklaus as the favorite. Ruth Wendt of Crystal won a gold medal in the wheelchair Class 1A slalom event in 1 minute, 47.06 seconds in the Fifth Olympics for the Physically Disabled in Toronto, Ontario. The United States earned five gold medals in two days and leads all nations in golds.

Other gold medal winners yesterday were Ruth Rosenbaum of Hempstead, N.Y., in the wheelchair slalom Class 1B and Sharon Myers of Troutville, in the wheelchair Class 1C. Top-seeded Peter Pearson of San Francisco defeated former Gophers player Bob Amis, Edina, 6-7, 7-6, 7-6 in first-round play in the British olumbia open tennis championship at Victoria, B.C. Olympic medal hero the University of said he will "spend moting swimming. tention given to it and that's it. Nobody except during the people like myself attitudes.

I am just opportunity." John Naber of Southern California the summer proThere's all this atonce every four years follows swimming Olympics. It's up to to change people's lucky to have the The World Team Tennis franchise in Los Angeles has offered Jimmy Connors "more than" $200,000 per year to sign with them in an effort to increase sagging attendance. The Strings have averaged 4,624 spectators per game. "'We want Jimmy Connors, and we want him badly, and we'll take him under almost any circumstances," said Jerry Buss, owner of the team. Heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali announced he will buy the family of Olympic sprinter Houston McTear a house in Miami with no expectations of being paid back "because when you give from your heart you don't need return." Ali, who learned that McTear's family of 1 10 lives in a shack-like rural structure, said: "God blessed me and made me the most famous person on earth and I've made $41 million boxing.

So I hate to see a boy in that condition McTear's special people. can recognize special people because I'm special." ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS 5 Obituaries and Funerals Aas Raanhild. age 83, of Ebenezer Home. Survived by nephews. Tryave Andersen, Int'l Falls.

Thor Andersen, Ashtabula, Ohio: niece. Gudlow Eeg-Olsen. Oslo. Norway. Services 10:30 a.m.

Thomson Brothers Funeral Home, Park Av. at 26th St. Interment Hillside Cemetery. Visitation hour precedina service. Memorials mav be given to Ebenezer Societv.

Aldonas Helen, age 57, of 3829 17th Av. S. Survived by husband, John; daughter, Kristine; sons, John and Grant; mother, Anna Larson; brother, Howard Larson. Memorial service Tuesday, Ava. 17.

7 p.m.. St. Luke's Lutheran Church, 3751 17th Av. S. Anderson Rosa age 83, of 6029 Logan Av.

Mpls. Surviv. ed by sisters, Clara M. derson, Mrs. Amanda Holen, LaMoure, N.D., Mrs.

Arthur (Es the r) Baalson, Sioux Falls, S.D., Mrs. Alfred brothers, N. David (Lenore) Froelich, Brainerd, Anderson, Orion C. Anderson, Duluth; nieces nephews. Services 10:30 a.m., Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Chapel, 41 st Lyndale Av.

S. Graveside services interment 11:30 a.m.. Solway, Mn. Friends may call at Werness Brothers Chapel, West 50th St. Beard Av.

Tues. beginning 5 p.m. Memorials may be given to missions. Arneson Henry age 83 3016 34th Av. S.

Survived by wife Carolyn: son Henry Arneson Excelsior; davahter Mrs. Lorraine Tietzen. Menlo Park, sister, Mrs. Mabel Olson, Soauil, 2 grandchildren. James Jill Arneson.

Services Thurs. p.m. at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. 28th Av. S.

31 st St. Interment Sunset morial Park. Visitation 6-8 p.m. Wed. at McDivittHauge (Minnehaha, Chapel), 32nd St.

at Minnehaha Av. S. Memorials preferred to Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Barthel Patricia age 28, of St. Michael.

Survived by husband. Donald 3 daughters. Jackie. Kim. Jennv: son, Adam: parents.

Mr. Mrs. Duane Hofmeister, Dayton: paternal arandparents. Mr. Mrs.

Gerald Hofmeister. Plum Citv. 5 brothers. 3 sisters. Mass of Christian Burial 10 Thur.

Church of St. Michael, St. Michael. Visitation beginnina 2 p.m. Wed.

with Parish Rosary 8 p.m. Paterson Chapel. Buffalo. Interment Church cemetery. Becker John age 46.

of 5521 East Bavarian Pass. Fridley. Survived by wife. Marlys; son. Curt and Debra Becker, Blaine: parents.

Mr. Mrs. Thomas Horn, 3 sisters. Mrs. Shirley Wood and Mrs.

Pat Glau of Mrs. Doris Horn. Virginia, nieces and nephews. Funeral services 1:30 p.m. Fri.

al Miller Funeral HomeFridley Chapel. 6210 Highway 65 NE. Friends may call from 6-9 p.m, Thur, terment Sunset Memorial Cemetery. Budinger Harold age 74. 5244 Chicaao Av.

Retired driver Greyhound Lines City of Mols. Member Ark Lodge, Scottish Rite. Zuhrah Temple Ceremonial Unit. Survived by wife. Frankie: daughters, Mrs.

Clarence (Gayle) Temte, Mrs. Roy (Shervl) Jenks: arandchil. dren brother. Arnold. Services Thurs.

1 p.m. St. John's Lutheran Church. 49th Nicollet. Interment Glen Haven Memorial Park.

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

Memorials may be aiven to Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children. Carlson Dr. LeRov. age 85, of 5300 Vernon Edina. Survived by wife.

Gertrude: sons. Dean R. and Keith both of 5 grandchil: dren: brother. Dr. Russell Carlson.

Mols. Services Thur. 111 a.m. Werness Brothers Chapel, West 50th St. Beard Ave.

S. Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Friends mav call at the chapel Wed. beainning 5 p.m. Carlson J.

Walter, age 84. of Rush Point Community on Mon. Survived by 2 daughters. Mrs. Vern (Gertrude) Johnson and Mrs.

Lowell (Jovce) Turner both of grandchildren; brother. ard Carlson of Stanchfield: 4 sisters. Hannah Cambridge. Alice Forsbera and Florence Ablin, both of Stanchfield, and Mrs. Oliver (Irene) Stafford.

St. Paul: sister-in-law. Miss Peaav Andrews of Chicago. Services 2 p.m. Calvary Lutheran Church.

Rush Point. Visitation 2-9 p.m, Wed. Rock -Randall Funeral Home. Braham. Mn.

Also hour prior 10 service at the church on Thur. Interment Calvary Lutheran Cemetery. Cragg William age 60. of 5601 Nevada Av. N.

Survived by wife. Helen: sons. William A. Michael T. and Dan 6 grandchildren; 2 are at grandchildren; 2 brothers and 1 sister.

Services from the Knaeble Funeral Home. West Broadway at Upton N. Thur. 11 a.m. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery.

Visitation beginning 4 p.m. Larson Albert. age 85. of 4128 24th Av. S.

Retired Postal emplovee. Survived by wife. Effie: son. Marvin, Diboll, 6 arandchildren: areat aranddaughter. Kir.

sten. Preceded in death by daughter. Marian. and son, Rev. Burton Larson.

Services Thur. 10 a.m. at St. Pauls Lutheran Church 28th St. 15th Av.

S. Friends may call 4-8 p.m. Wed. at the Henry W. Anderson Mortuarv.

3640 23rd Ave. S. Interment. Crystal Lake Cemeterv. Memorials may be aiven to the church or missions.

Larson Everett age 60, of 7545 11th Av. S. Survived by wife, Dorothy sons, Paul E. David both of Richfield, daughter, Mrs. Darrel (Anne) Diers, Waverly; brother, Floyd of Litchfield; sister, Mrs.

Harold (Edna) Nelson of Richfield, 1 granddaughter, Sara. Services 11 a.m., at House of Prayer Lutheran Church, 7625 Chicago Av. S. Interment mo Minn. Friends may call 5.9 p.m.

Tuesday at. Morris Nilsen Chapel, Portland Av. at E. 66th St. If desired, memorials to Our Lady of Good Counsel Cancer Home.

LeVoir Shirlev (Rostomily), age 32, of 14268 Garrett Apple Valley Ava. 10th. Survived by husband. Fred: daughter Bridget and son Matthew at home: parents. Mr.

Mrs. Clayton Rostomilv of Rochester: sister. Mrs. Robert (Joan) Blakely. brother.

David Rostomily. Rochester. Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. Thur. All Saints Church, Lakeville.

Visitation 3.9 p.m, Wed. White Funeral Home, Hwy. 50 (469-2723) Lakeville. Parish Vigil 8:45 p.m. Wed.

Interment Lakeville. Memorials preferred Lady of Good Counsel cer Home. Mammen Lydia K. age 81. 1707 3rd Av.

S. Sue bv son Ralph. Bloominaton: daughter Ellen Rudesill Mt. Clair, 9 grandchildren; great grandchildren, Services 2 Wed. at Billman's Nicollet Chapel, 2121 Nicollet.

Interment Hillside. Visitation after 5 m. Tues. Martin Albert age 86. of 1500 Irvina Av.

N. Survived by wife. A an es: daughters, Mrs. David (Marilyn) Lana. Cokato, Mn.

and Mrs. Dale (Lois) Weilbrenner. 8 grandchildren. Services Fri. 1 p.m.

at the Malone Funeral Home. Fremont at Lowry N. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Reviewal after 7 p.m. Thur.

Miles William R. (Bill). 53 vears of 1409 W. Arlington. St.

Paul. Member of American Society of Foresters. Survived by his wife. Mary sons. William R.

Timothy J. and Patrick all of St. Paul: daughters. Mrs. David (Kathleen) Palmquist, Rochester, Louise Anne C.

Margaret all of St. Paul; mother. Mrs. Helen G. Miles: brother.

John both of Eureka. Calif. Funoral Thurs. with Mass of Christian Burial 10 Holy Childhood Church. 1435 Midway Parkwav.

St. Paul. Interment Fort Snelling National. Visitation from 9 p.m. Wed.

Vigil Pravers 5 p.m. at Gleason Mortuarv. 2650 Nicollet Av. Memorials preferred to Col. lege of Forestry Scholarship Fund.

Miles Una age 77, of 5036 43rd Ave. S. Survived by 2 daughters. Mrs. A.

E. (Jean) Froid. Richfield, Mrs. Barbara Zima. Hinsdale, 6 grandchildren: 3 great- -grandchildren; brother, 01 Logan Rapids, p.m.

at lowa. Davenport Peterson' Services Noko- Wed. Cedar mis Park Chapel. 1838 E. Minnehaha Parkway.

Interment Sunset. Visitation Tues. 6-9 p.m. Peterson- -Albinson 721-1651 Nelson Ann Bertha 2444 Marshall St. E.

on Sun. in her 58th year. Survived bv daughters, Mrs. Clayton (Beverly) Loomis, Mrs. Fred (Judith) Niechert Mrs.

Randolph (Katrina) Anderson, arandson; father Joseph F. Gernertt: sister. Mrs. Ralph (Marie) brothers, seph C. Edward W.

Gernertt; nieces nephews. Services Wed. 3 p.m Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Church. Interment Hillside cemetery Visitation nina 3 Tues. at Billman- Chapel.

2701 Central Av. N.F. hour previous to servires at church. Nelson Bernard age 78. of 3240 17th Av.

S. Retired Fire Captain. Mols. Fire Dept. Survived by 2 sons.

Everett and Gerald: 4 grandchildran. Graveside services Thur 11 a.m. Lakewood Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Wed.

at the Henry W. Anderson Mortuarv. 3640 23rd Av. S. Norton Russell A.

age 80. residence 19925 Cottage Wood Ave. Excelsior, Mn. Survived by his wife. Helnora: 3 sisters.

Mrs. Lucile Avars of Albert Lea. Mrs. Bert (Doris) Soderland of Mrs. Edward (Leona) Calvin of 1 nephew.

Keith Jensen of Kansas City. sas: two areat nieces. Kristen and Karen and two areat nephews. Jeffrey and Gregory of Kansas City. Kansas.

Funeral services Friday at 2 p.m. at Freeborn Funeral Home, 217 No. Washinaton. Albert Le Mn. Interment at Graceland Cemetery.

Albert Lea. Friends mav call at the Freeborn Funeral Home from 2-9 p.m. on Thursday. Memorials are preferred to the Grace Lutheran Church at Deephaven. Mn.

Ovall Stella ane 88 of 3030 West River, Rd. Survived by sisterin-law Olay Ovall and cousins. Services Wed. 10 a.m. at McDivitt-Hauge (Minnehaha Chapell 32nd St.

at Minnehaha Ave. S. Graveside service m. at Ripley Cemeterv. Litchfield.

Mn. Visitation hour before services at the chapel. Parker Eleanor age 55, of 3419 Rhode Island St. Louis Park. Survived by husband, William son, Robert daughter, Mary Elizabeth, all of St.

Louis Park; sister, Mrs. Margaret Sanders, Morris, Mn. Services Thur. 1:30 p.m. at Morris Nilsen Chapel Portland Av.

at E. 66th Richfield. Interment, National Cemetery. Friends may call 7.9 p.m. Wed.

If desired, memorials to Multiple Sclerosis Society. Petersen Charles age 76. of 4930 38th Av. S. Retired employee Star Tribune, member of Minnehaha Lodge Typographical Union 42.

Survived by wife, Edythe; son, Charles daughters, Mrs. C. (Betty) Nygren, Mrs. John (Margaret) Davis, Mrs. Robert (Janice) Power: sister, Mrs.

Clarence (Evelyn) Provost; 15 grandchildren: 14 greatgrandchildren; 1 great -greatgrandson; niece, Mrs. George Nachicas. Services Wed. 1:30 p.m. at Lake Nokomis Lutheran Church, 50th St.

31 st Av. S. Wold Chamberlain Legion Post Ritual Service 7:30 p.m. Tues. at the Henry W.

Anderson Mortuary. 3640 23rd Av. S. Friends may call 4-8 p.m. Tues.

and hour before servi at the church. Interment National Cemetery..