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1 wrf vve wvnm1 "fo- VEG PLANT OPERATING AGAIN AS STRIKE ENDS HAIR High court, in school boards effect, backs on length issue rights had been violated by the school board. The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the school boards in all of the cases Sept 28, 971. The brief filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of seven youths said "the issue (of long hair) will continue to be raised so long as school boards persist in regulating the hair length of their male students and those students insist that the Constitution affords them the right to make such decisions for WASHINGTON, D.C. (IH) The Supreme Court today let stand a lower court ruling which permits a state to expel or punish public school students whose hair length exceed limits prescribed by school officials.

The court has been asked to review similar cases in the past, but has refused. U.S. district courts in Utah, Colorado and Oklahoma sustained the school regulations in 1970 rulings, but in a New Mexico case, a federal court held that the student's Rosalie Butler set to return St. Paul Coumilwoman Rosalie Butler said today that she will return to the City Council Tuesday morning after five weeks in University of Minnesota Hospitals, where 6he received a kidney trans plant. "I think it's going to be interesting when I return," she said.

"It'll liven things up a bit" She declined to specify who her target would be. She said she has been catching up on things at home since she was released from the hospital over the weekend. "I feel just great," she said. "I can't tell you how wonderful I feel. It's like a miracle for me.

You're not going to recognize me. I look much younger and that dull glaze has left my eyes and I look like a live human being again." She received the kidney in an operation March 2. The donor was her son, Robert Barth, a Minneapolis lawyer. THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Jg March 27, 19? 2 Dr. T.M.

Griffin funeral will be held Tuesday Dr. Thomas M. Griffin, 41, 1015 Overlook Mendota Heights, died Friday. He was an anesthesiologist at St. Lukes Hospital, St.

Paul. Services will be at 9 a.m. Tuesday at St Peter's Catholic Church, Mendota Heights, with burial in Resurrection Cemetery. He was born in Kildys-art, County Clare, Ireland, and had lived in Mendota Heights for 12 years. He is survived by his widow, Irene; One daughter, Patricia; four sons, Thomas, Brian, Cathal and Colm; three sisters, Louise, Dr.

Jean McEniff and Sister Mary Baptist, all of Ireland; and one brother, Dr. Michael Griffin, Ireland. and Stephen Robinson, both of Washington, topped 238 pairs with 959 points. Second with 928 were Paul Heitner of Mount Vernon, N.Y., and Marshall Miles of San Bernardino, Calif. The women's pair championship was won by Rhoda Walsh of Beverly Hills, and Kerri Davis of Los Angeles, who outdistanced the field with a score of 945.

Auto fumes kill Pierre youth, 18 PIERRE, S.D. A young Pierre man. died of asphyxiation while working in a car wash Sunday, authorities reported. Police said the car-wash owner found Keith A. Obenauer, 18, lying beside his car in an enclosed bay.

He apparently had begun wiping the car when he was overcome by carbon monoxide. HIGH COURT DECISION Ban on TV cigarette ads upheld CINCINNATI, Ohio Six New York area men known as the U.S. Precision team won their third national knockout team title in four tries Sunday during final play at the American Contract Bridge League's spring national championships. The Precision team won theVanderbiltCup. The team previously won the Spingold team title at Boston in 1970 and again last year in Chicago.

Steve Altman, Gene Neiger, Alan Sontag, Joel Stuart and Peter Wei-chsell, all of New York City, and Tom Smith of Greenwich, make the team. They won a 72-deal final match by 23 international match points. Two other major championships were decided Sunday. In thef our-session men's pairs, Kit Woolsey ANNOUNCEMENTS 5 fered with their right of free speech under the First Amendment and discriminated against them in favor of "print media" newspapers, magazines and billboards which are allowed to use cigarette ads. Each station group argued that it would reduce the value of their groups by $10,000 or more.

The NAB sought similar relief, asking for a permanent injunction to stay enforcement of the law. The majority opinion of the lower court held that the stations' had not lost any right of free speech, but only the right to collect money for broadcasting the message of others. in the District of Columbia. The ban was appealed by six radio stations and the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) and industry group which represents both radio and television outlets. The broadcasters argued that the ban inter WASHINGTON, (IPI) The Supreme Court today upheld the 1969 law forbidding the airing of cigarette advertisements television and radio.

The court affirmed a ruling to this effect handed down Oct 20, 1971, by a special three-judge court OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS Akerson Mrs. Esther age 78, of Eau Claire. Wis. formerly of Mpls. Survived by son David Sf.

Paul; 4 brothers. Oliver Richard Peterson, Valley City, N.D.. William Arthur. Brainerd; 3 grandchildren. Services Wed.

3 p.m. lakewood Chapel. Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Arrangements with Stokes Son Funeral Home, Eau Claire, Wis. Anderson Fred aae 81.

of Bia Lake on Sun. Survived by 8 daughters 4 53 grandchildren; 23 flreaV arondchildren; 3 sisters. Services 2 Obituaries and Funerals Dabell Vero C. age 73. of 607 South 9th Sr.

Survived by husband, Joseph of brother, Elmer C. Benson of Chicaqo. sister, Mrs. Marqoret McCrearv of nephew, Rtth-ard McCreary? 2 great-nieces, 1 great-nephew. Services Tuesdav 1:30 D.m.

from Thomson Brothers runerai Home, Park Avenue at 26th Street. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Visitation begins Monday at 4 o.m. DeMars Fred oq 81 years, of 900 25th Av, N. formerly of Rogers.

Survived by 3 dauqhters, Mrs. Clare lAnqeime) Martin, Mrs. Le-Roy (Perctllaf lindstrom, Mrs. Roy (Rosabell) Cavanauqh, all of 2 brothers Joe, Albertville, Frank YuciDia. sisters, Mrs.

Laura Rogers Mrs. Ida Niesen born of 7 great grandchildren. Funeral Man Wed. 9:30 o.m. at St.

Vincent dePoul Catfwltt Church, Osseo. Interment St. Vincent dePaul Cemetery. Visitation starting after 4 p.m. Tues.

at the Evans-Nordby Funeral Home, 1st Av. E. 2nd St. N. in Osseo, Prayer Service Tues.

7 p.m. Domeier Albert age 49. of 540 1 09th Av. Coon Rapids. Beloved husband of Bernice Inee Perron).

Lov-inq father of Pamela Jean Dawn Renee Domeier Wayne, Becky Rickey lonqnecker. Funeral Services Tuesday 10 a.m. at the Brighton Funeral Home, 706 4th Av. New Briqhton. interment FortSnell-inq National Cemetery.

Visitation after 2 p.m. Monday. Peter J. Kozlak, director. Eide Rolf, age 18, 5825 Oakland Av.

S. Survived by parents. Mr. Mrs. Leif Eide; sister, Karin.

Services Wednesday afternoon o'clock, Werness Brothers Chapel, 37th St. Nicollet Av. Interment Fort Snell-ing National Cemetery. Friends ma call at chapel beginning 4 o'clock Tuesday. If so desired memorials may be $iven to the Model Cities Boys' Club.

Florence Estel oqe 67, on March 26th, of Buffalo, Minn. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Richard (Eloris, Ledstrom, Plymouth; 6 grandchildren; sisters-in-law, Mrs. Thea Nelson, Miss Sarah Aslakson Mrs. Ella Da hie all of Mpls.

Attended St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Services Wed. 1 p.m. The Albin Chapel, Paul, Ralph Jock Atbinson Directors, 2 200 i col let.

Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Visitation after 4 p.m. Tues. Freeman Ben. oqe 72, of 1945 Oolcdale.

W. St. Paul. Survived by wife Stella, sons Arthur, Pari. Allen, all of Sr.

Paul, sister, Mrs. Rifka Bobros-ky, Los Angeles, 9 grandchildren. Funeral Service 11 a.m. on Monday fTODAYJ from TEMPLE OF AARON SYNAGOGUE, 616 So. Mississippi Rvr.

Blvd. Memorials preferred to the Temple of Aaron. SHIVA: 1 1 27 Sylvandale Road. Arrangements with Aaron-Hodroff Sons Chapel. Garvey Bernadine aqe 48 of 437 101 st Bloominqton.

Survived bv husband, Georqe 3 sons. Dennis. David Matthew; 2 dauah-ters, Mary Michelle: brother. William Olive of sister, Lorraine Olive, Mols. Mass of the Resurrection Tuesday 1 p.m.

Nativity of Mary Church. Bloominqton. Interment Fort Snellmq National Cemee-y. Via; I Prover Service Monday 3 p.m. at GiH Brothers iBioominqton no 9947 lvndale Av.

S. Visitation Monday 7-9 p.m. Memorials received bv family wtli be given to the Franciscan Re-tre House, LaVe. Gershkow Abraham, 79. of 1519 Knox Av.

N. Surv ved by wife. Pauline; dauoh-te's, Mrs. Leo iCIarat Hofberg of Tenafly, N.J., Mrs. Theodore (Ruth) Braunste-n of Palo Alto.

Mr. Seymour (Fredal Gardner, Toronto, Canada: son, Harold, St. LoyiS Park; 6 grandchildren. Funer al service Monday, 3 p.m.. from Hodroff Sons-Aaron, Mofs.

ChaD-el. Memorials preferred to Minnesota Hea rt A ssoc a i on SHIVA: 1519 Knox Av. N. Gustafson Ina aae 64. of 281 9 21 st Av.

S. Owner of the kl La mo Shnrle Survived by 2 nieces. Mrs. Steven (bail) Smith Miss Karen Gustafson cousins. Services 1 p.m., at the Henry W.

Anderson Mortuary. 3640 23rd Av. S. Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 o.m.

Mon. Griffin Dr. Thomas aae 41, 1015 Over ook Mendota Mar 24. Husband of Irene. Father of Thomas, Brian, Cathal, Colm, Pa- tricfa.

Brother of Dr. Michael Grit fin, Sister Mary Baptist, Miss Louise Griffin, Dr. Jean McEniff, ail of Ireland. Funeral from Will- werscheid Peters Mortuary, 1167 Grand. M.

Paul. am Tuesdav Mass of the Resurrection, St. Pe ter Church, Mendota. 9 am. nter- ment Resurrection.

Friends may call otter 4 pm Monday. Parish val 8 pm Monday. Memorials preferred to St. Luke's Hospital, St. Paul Medical Education Kind.

pm. wed. iaron Lutheran Church. B'Q Lake. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. Tuesday. Chapel service 8 p.m. at the Peterson-Grimsmo Chapel. Monticello.

Baumann Helen 80 years, of 3640 14th Avenue South, Survived bv dauah-ters. Mrs. F. Clifford Uunel Estey. Miss Ruth Baumann.

both Mpls. arandson Carl Estey, Rochester, sisters, Clara Stanton, Esther Maeder-er, Milwaukee, Services Tuesday 2 p.m. Stewart Mem. Presbyterian Church. 116 East 32nd St.

Interment Lokewood. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Monday at the Albin Chapel, Paul, Ralph Jack Albin-son, 2200 Nicollet, Memorials preferred to the church. Becker Joseph age 82 vrs. of Albert-ville.

Preceded In death by his wife Cecelia a dauahrer. Sister Mary Yvonne OSF of Little Falls. Survived by his son, Andrew I. of Albertvilles 6 daughters, Mrs. Me-lame Hofmanri of Siiverton, Idaho.

Mrs. Leander (Monica) Heurina of Albertville, Mrs. Truman (Caroline! Scholl of Pierz, Mrs. Kenneth (Ber-tillal Schendel, of Osseo, Mrs. Norman (Florencel Heurina of St.

Michael, Mrs. Kenneth IZital Eull of Albertville; 2 brothers, Henry Tom of St. Michael; 3 sisters, Mrs. Louis Zachman of Rogers, Mrs. Matilda Breven of Walker, Mrs.

Marcus Kolles of Albertville; 46 arondchildren; 9 greant grandchildren. Funeral mass Tues. 2 pm. at St. Alberts Catholic Church, Albertville.

Interment St. Alberts Cemetery. Visitation after 4 pm, Mon. at the Evans-Nordby Funeral Home, 1st Av. E.

2nd St. N. in Osseo. Prayer service Mon. 8 pm.

Bentson Martin, age 86. of lakeville. Preceded in death by wife Florence. Survived by 5 daughters Ms. Edward (Lorraine) Tuma, of Lakeville.

Mrs. Warren (Marilyn) Rode-wald of Iowa, Mrs. Elaine Krohn of Mrs. Louis (Jeonnette) Solaanick of Mrs. 'Richard (JoAnne) Milan of Lakeville, 7 Sons Wilfred of Floyd i'Leon-ard of Lakeville, Lester of Rose-mount, Russell Oonald of Calif.

Roger S.C., 43 grandchildren. 16 areat arandchildren. Sister Mrs. Alma Anderson of Osakis, Minn. Brother Carl of La Poarte, Minn.

Funeral Services 2 p.m. Wed. Solor Lutheran Church. Webster, Minn. Visitation after 2 p.m.

Tues. White Funeral Home. Lakeville. Inerment Webster. Carlson Tennis 1 of 3949 llth Av.

S. Sunived bv wife. Irene: 5 sons. Emest, Minot. Hartley.

Battmeou. N.D. Haro'd. Grand Fo-ks. Vernon.

Park River. 4 Lester, 4 daughters, (Gioavsl Hofiand. Max-bass. N.D.. Maybelle Carlson.

Mrs. Va'do lly ol etson. Yaia. Mrs. Warren IV.vonl Adams.

Wilton. N.D: 29 gtcndchiidren; 3 grear-grandchit. dren: 'comers, Gustav in Norway. of Canada: stsr, Johanna in Norway Men-ber Sou's Hatoor. Services 2 30 n.m.

Wed. a The Alom Chapel. Pau'. Ralph 6 Jack Aipnson, 2200 Nicollet, interment Lakewood. friends may coil 5 to 8 0 m.

Tues. Memorials prefe'red to Missions. (Ben Sweat. 1 7 Cards of Thanks WITH REGARD TO A CARD OF THANKS Very often a card of thanks In the Star and Tribune meets a need which can hardly be solved in any other way. Not only is it a gracious expression of gratitude to those who have sent floral tributes or memorials but courteously acknowledges the services and kindness of the many to whom a personal note of thanks cannot be mailed or whose names and addresses are not known.

A card of thanks mav be arranged bv callina Miss West 372-4)30. 21 Transportation Travel Deliver A 17 Ft. Travel Trailer To Orlando, Fla. qas allowance for further defails call; 786-8420 American Traveler, Inc. 8565 CENTRAL AVE.

N.E. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55433 TO Phoenix, Seattle YOUR CAR DELIVERED ANYWHERE (612) 339-7211 FOSHAY TOWER MPLS. AUTO DkIVEAWAT CO CARS Chicago to Mpls. SEARS MOTOR SALES 827-5373 23 Auto Transporting BOTH READERS AND ADVERTISERS are urged to exercise caution in arranging automotive transportation with other individuals.

References should be exchanged and carefully investigated. CARS To Fla. Phoenix. New Returns, Fa I Phoenix D.C. AAACON Auto Transport Delivers your cor anywhere in USA 935-3324 1589 HWY 7 HOPKINS.

MINN PORTLAND CARS Leave immed. or reserve for Easter vacation. Gas allowance. 615 East Lake Street 82A5757. 37 tost and Pound $50 REWARD for small male Spa me mix.

champagne color. Cheeto. Vic. of Gold. Vail.

Rd. Unity No CALf588-0410 or 825-5893 ifsi female Elkhound mix. Black, brbWrf. aold mix. Brn.

leatner colla with no tags. Lost 72nd Shendan Ave So. vie. "Dusty 861-2597. $100 REWARD.

Lost: female Black Lab with dk. eyes. vie. Lake Mmne-tonko (Tonka Bay). Call 474-5781.

LOST; Brittany Spaniel male. Des Moines rabies tag, oranae white. Kenwood area. Kew. 377-2161.

MISSING Yr. old rish Setter trom Lydia-Prior Lake area. Reward. If any info, call 1-267-2144. LOSTi White Germ, shorthair pointer.

brown head. Vic. Circle Pines Lex maton 784-361 7 LOST 3-17-72. all white male, long hoired cat, red collar, 2 bells, child pet. 822-8797 otter a LOST 1 fern, dudpv.

off white. 3 mos. old, chain collar. Call 824-9479 or 825-141 7 LOST March 1 8, male Norwegian elkhound. tightly curled tail, near 50th 8, 3rd Av.

S. B22-435 LOST Black Cocker Lab mix in New Hooe area. Answers to "Charlie." If found, call 537-1499. Reword LOST: Vic of Midland Shop. Cntr.

on Mar. 19. Mix Beagle Shepherd, fem. Cleo 545-2449, Reword. LOST: 3-17-72, male apricot fr.

poo die, area of Wavzata Country Club Reward. 338-8427 LOST: female Afghan hound 1 vr cream (Plummer) University area. Reward.331.8335. LOST: Fem. Weimaraner, blue color Koty." 52nd 8.

Upton S. 927-5064 LOSf BIX. TAN lona haired Dachshund Kenwood, area. 377-2277 eye. N.t.

area. bb-4J FOUND: Siamese cat, blue eyed. Mm nehaha Falls vie. 724-8886 LOST male Maiemute S. Mpls.

Child's pet. Rew. 823-6802. LUSI: blk. poodle, 6 mo.

old. vie. ot 52nd Beard. 920-7762 LOST: men's bifocals, vie. Jenninas on Excelsior Blvd.

Rew. 922-5479 LOST: Fem. St. Bernard. Wht matk- ings.

SE area. Reward. 729-1960. Personals LOSTi Fem. 6 mo.

OE Sheepdog. Blk with white markings. Vic. 45th Pleasant. Please call 825-4931.

Re- ward. No collar, lamala. QUIT SMOKING ON THE 5-DAY PLAN CALL 588-2259 HELP THOSE IN NEED JOIN OPERATION BROTHERHOOD For inlo. 724-8298 Tom McDonald Nat'l. Divorce Reform 2544 CENTRAL AV.

789 063 DeCATH LON Club Membership for sale. $250. days 371 -8630 aft. 920 303 PR I VAT French tutor wonted. Send qualifications references.

Write MM-971, Star ana Tribune LOST. Male Siamese cat, chain collar with bell. vie. 88th 1 Cedar Av. 5 854 5974 LOST.

Dark Siamese rat. vn. East Richfield, scar right front leg. de clawed. 869-0506 LOST: gray stnoed cat, vie.

north of 694 in New Brighton. 636-1 799 LOST: small grey black Peke-A poo ans. to xamp NE orpa. small hoys pet, 788 4351 SPORIS HEALTH CLUB Membership tor sale, 866-4177 PREGNANT? NEED HELP? CALL BIRTHRIGHT33312397 SPORTS HEALTH CLUB MFMBER HIP tor tale CALL 6331 0 P5STS 4 Health Club Membership Suve Coll att. 6 P.M.

2 YRT health sua memBershio. 3rd yr. free, take over pymts. 338-5937 JOHN Deere Is interested. Write or call Qt 6l2-926-7765 alter 6 D.m HAPPY 24th M.

Shooty. The world's worstjjeography teacher. Karen LOST 8 mo. oirj Blade lab. brown leather collart Mound, 472 4365.

LOST Wht. fern. Germ. vie. S.

Mpls. Tasho." CALL tOSf Sm. mm, fjoodle, white, bfue lollor V.c. N. Mpjs 428 2555.

WANT ADS SELL, RENT, HIRE TRADE OR BUY niONE 372-4242 5 Obituaries and Funerals Scott Edna Hopkins Nursing Home. Formerly of 14605 Orchard Hopkins. Survived by daughters. Mrs. Sylvia loomis.

Mission, Texas, Mrs. Beatrice LaJeunesse. Nevis, Mrs. Frances Wheldon. Priest Lake, Idaho.

Mrs. Jack Lindstrom. Greenwich, sons. Walter, Opportunity, Washington. Budd, a i I a Oahu.

Hawaii, James. Jack, Vienna, Virginia: 23 grandchildren: 57 great gronachildren. Services Mon. 1 :00 p.m. Enaa Memorial Chapel, 5600 Excelsior Blvd.

No Reviewal or Visitation. Memorials to CARE preferred. Sepepupo Clara nge 78. of 5115 Humboldt Av. N.

Survived by 1 son. Jack Spizale; 1 daughter. LaJune Stafford. Notice later. Arrangements with Gearty Davis Funeral Chapel.

Robbinsdale. Shaffer Lester aqe 88, of the Walker Methodist Residence. Member of Park Av. Methodist Church. Sur viverj by wife, Gertrudei 3 sons, Wayne, Rockville, Md George William, Iowa City.

Iowa; James, St. Paul) 9 grandsons; 4 granddauqhtersi 1 great grandson. Services Tuesday afternoon3 o'clock, Werness Brothers Chapel, 37th St. Nicollet Av. Interment Lakewood Cemetery.

Friends mav call at chapel beainning 2 o'clock Monday. If so desired memoriols may be given to the Shrine Hosoi-tal for Crippled Children or Walker Methodist Residence. Smith Martha, aqe 87, residence Stevens Square Home, formerly of 3701 Garfield Av. S. Memorial Services Tues.

10:30 a.m. at Welander-Quist (West Chapel). 2301 Dupont Av. S. No visitation no reviewal.

Specht Orvil. aae 45. of Rt. 1. Bethel.

Survived by wife, Joanne; son, Jim; 2 dauqhters, Terry Kelly; mother Mrs. Alma Specht of Manchester, Tenn; brother Lowell of Smyrna. sister Mrs. Alvin IBeverlvl Gillelland of Hillview. III.

Services Tuesdav 2 p.m. from the Strike Funeral Chapel, Isanti. Friends mav call after 4 p.m. Monday. Interment Isanti Union Cemetery, Valentino (Andrusko) Mary age 67.

of 2905 E. Franklin Av. Funeral notice later. Arrangements Kozlak Funeral Home, 1918 University Av. NE.

789-8869 Wagner Georqe oqe 94, 4518 Uoton Av. N. Survived bv son. Ward: 1 dauqhters. Miss Doris Waqner of Mrs.

Andy (Janet) Patiens of Bella Vista, 2 sisters. Mrs. Ida Kinser. Mrs. Grace Rudell.

2 brothers, Frank. Portland Charles, Mpls. Services Wed. 10:30 o.m. The Albin Chapel.

Paul. Ralph Jock 'Albinson. 2200 Nicollet. Visitation after 4 p.m. Tues.

Interment Hillside. Waldner Georqe R. aqe 57 of 2651 121st Av. No. Coon Raoids.

Survived bv wife Sally, daughter Mrs. LeRoy (Patricia) Anderson; bon vernon. Stepdaughter Sandra Waldner. Stepsons, Larry Terry Hofer, Liv-ermore, Brothers, Michael, Huron, S.D. Jake, Gettysburg, S.D.

Sisters Mrs. Betty Collins, Burbank, Mrs. Ann Parsons. Pasadena. Mrs.

Barbara Hofer, Alexander, S.D. Service Wed. 1 from the Washburn McReavy-Swanson Chapel. Irving Av. No.

at Lowry. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Friends may call between 7-9 P.M. on Tues. Wolter Albert oqe 68 yrs.

of 262 W. Lake Excelsior. Survived bv wife, Pernella son, Robert A. of Excelsior; brothers, (van of Plato, Vernon of sisters. Mrs.

Virgtl Grote of Red Wing, Mrs. Wilbert Olson of Jordan, Mrs. Edward Fries of MdIs. Services 1 30 p.m. at Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Excelsior.

Interment Pleas-antview Memorials Gnrdn Friends may call after 4 on Mon. at the Huber-lee Funeral Home. Excelsior. Memorials Dreferred to the Church or Heart Fund. Worshak Kathryn aae 22.

of 76 East Rood, Circle Pines, Survived bv husband James, Parents. Mr. Mrs. William M. Ivers, of Bloominqton.

Paternal grandmother Mrs. John Ivers. of Mols. 3 brothers. William Ivers, U.S.

'Army, in Germany, James of Brooklyn Center, Minn. Michael, of Fridley, 4 sis ters, Mrs. Dallas (Patricia) Ramsey, of Fridley, Mrs. James IMaryl Hoqan, of Inver Grove Heiahts, Mrs. Timothy (Bridget) Wallv.

of rndlev. lerrv Ivers ot Bloomtna- ton, Funeral Mass Wednesday 10 m. at The Basilica ot St. Marv 16th Hennepin Avenue. Interment Motional Cemetery, Prayer Service Tuesday 7 p.m.

at Gill Brothers South Chaoel 5801 Lvndale Ave nue South. Visitation Tuesdav 6 P.m. 9 Cemetery toU i CHOICE LOTS in Sunsel Memorial Park. Coll 881-4000 6 GRAVES, Sunset Memorial. WiN divide.

757-2853. 1 3 funeral Directors STROBECK JOHNSON HOPKINS Gearhart-Buchinger 2535 JLEJRALAyEiNE.789-4'!45 FLYNM SON LYNDALE AVE. S.ot 36th 822-3)81 COLONIAL FUNERAL CHAPEL Broadway ot Washburn N. 522531 EVANS NORDBY ABRAHAMSON 724-5444 Peter-Kozlak ST 9-8869 SeifertTjR 2-iWMounc. Fox-Sullivan ST 1-1244 WATERSTON 4343 NICOLLET AVE.

825-4567 BERTCH'S 335-7841 GeartyJDavis Robbinsdale Miller Col ullaHFfelghTs RAINVIllE BROTHERS CHAPEL 227 E. Hennepin 3i9 095) HODPOFF SONS AARON CHAPEL 338-6818 WHITE FUNERAL HOMf TA REACH MORE PEOPLE WITH A WANT AD 5 Obituaries and Funerals Hallman Alice C. age 78 of 3753 Glrard Av. N. Survived by husband, Roy; 3 sons.

Richard of Crystal. Gerald Robert of Brooklyn Center; 2 dauqhters, Mrs. William (Eileen) Dotan Mrs. Richard IMaryl Dris-colt. both of 13 grandchildren; 1 great-grandson; brother, Walter Carroll sister, Lillian Car-roll, both of Mpls.

Gold Star Mother. Services Tuesday 9:30 a.m. from the Malone Funeral Home, Fremont at lowrv 10 o'clock Mass of the Resurrection at Church of St. Bridget. Interment FortSnell-inq National Cemetery.

Rosary u.m. Monday. Reviewal after 2:30 p.m. Monday. Hanson Ida of Albert lea.

Minn. Survived bv son, Ornn of Edma: dauqhter, Mrs. Robert IMaadalen) Oowni0 0f Albert Lea: 3 grandchildren, I qreat-arand-child. Services Tues. morning 10:30 o'clock First Lutheran Church, Chapel.

Albert lea, Minn. Inter, ment Albert Lea, Minn. If so desired memorials mav be aiven to the Ebenezer Home Society. Mpls. Hofstedt Ralph age 30 Years, of 3370 Xenwood Av.

S-. St. touts Park. Survived by wife, Carol L.i daughters, JoV. Julie, Jamie; father.

Raymond of Mpls.r brothers, Frank Robert of Mpls. Thomas of New York. Services Wed. mornina 11 a.m. Werness Brothers Funeral Chapel, 3700 Nicollet Av.

Friends mav call at the Chapel on Tues. 7 to 9:30 Pm. Irwin Marie O. aqe 57 of the Ambassador Nursinq Home. Formerly of 1528 22nd Ave.

No. Pianist musician for many years of the Minneapolis North Side. Survived bv dauahters Mrs. Robert I Lois) Beckey of Mrs. Arlyn (Judy) fiajari of Mpls.

Mrs, Gerald (Nancy Johnson of Mound. Srofhers Clarence Donald Olson both of Mols. 7 qrandchildren. Services Wed. 9 a.m.

at Washburn McReavy-Swan-son Chapel, towry Irvinq Aves. No. and 9:30 a.m. at the Ascension Catholic Church, Bryant 18th Ave. No.

Interment at Crystal Lake Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel beainninq at 4 p.m. Tues. Viqil prayer service 7:30 p.m. Tues.

If so desired memorials mav be qiven to the donors choice. Iverson William 8.. aqe 72 of 99-132nd Avenue NE. Anoka. Funeral notice later.

Arrangements Thurston-lind-berq Funeral Home, Anoka. Jensen Ralph P. (Bud) of Lemon Grove. formerly of St. Louis Park.

Passed away on March 25th of pulmonary fibrosis, ot the UCLA Hospital. Survived bv wife. Pauline daughter, Mrs. Richard A. (Polly) Oas; grandson, Richard A.

sister, Mrs. Harry H. Jensen, St. Louis Park; brothers, Howard Mpls. Robert Alamqordo, New Mex.

Member Mpls. Board of Realtors, Scottish Rite, Freemasons of Lemon Grove, Brvn Mawr OES, Albahr Shrine, Lemon Grove former member of Zuhrah Shrine. Funeral services Wednesday, March 29, 2 p.m., Conrad Mortuary. Lemon Grove. Calif.

Jurgensen tlenore aqe Qj. ot 2J6 Bedford St. SE. Widow of Henry E. Jur-aensen.

Member of St. Anthony Park Eastern Stot. Survived by son, Russell; arandson, David, both of qranddauahter, M'S. Lovell Uonel Baker of Denver, Col. Services Tuesday 3 p.m.

from Thomson Brothers Funeral Home, Park Av. at Sr. Private ie'mem Sunset Memor'ol Pork. sitat.on 7-9 o.m. Monday.

Kast Hazel aae 65, of 1 313 Bryant Av, N. bv sons, James Whi'e of Bloomington Richard Durkin of Mound; dauqhters, M'v Fntj (Dororhyi MiHer of Ch'caao, M.rs, J. J. iKa'Ween) Snuidhiess. Eden Prairie, Mrs.

Charles iBettv) Schimmell, Mrs. John I Jeanne! Hall, St. Louis Park, several brothers sisters, 23 arandchildren, 4 qreat qrandchildren. Services Wed. I p.m.

Thomson Brothers Funeral Home, Park Av. at 26th St. V.sita-tion Tues. after 4 p.m. Interment Grandview Cemetery, Hopkins.

Landt Homer, oqe 53, of 5830 6th St. N.E. Fridley. Survived by wife. Nina; 2 sons, Douglas Robert of Fridley; 2 dauqhters, Rosalie Carol of Fridley; mother, Nellie Landt of Mason City, Iowa; 4 sisters.

Reauiem mass 10 o.m. Tues. at St. William's Church, 6100 University Ave. N.E.

Viqil nrayer serv-ke 7:30 p.m. Monday. Friends may call the Miller Moore Lake Funcrnt Home, 6210 N.F. Hiqhwoy 65. Fridley after 4 o.m.

Monday. Interment Fort Snellina; National Cemetery. Leigh Adelaide residence 8317 V. 35th St. on Sun.

Survived by son. Da las H. Leigh, San Jose, Cahf dauqhters. Mrs. John A.

Stees. S. Paul, Miss Virginia A. ieiqh ot St. Louis Park, Wmn.j arandchildren 2 qreat-grandchil-flren.

Memorial services Tues. 1 rn. at Welonder-Quist (West Chaoel. 2301 Dupont Av. S.

No visitation or reveiwal. Memorials may be directed to Fourth Church of Chnst Scientist. Lindgren Minn. Formerly or 6721 Lokeviesv Av. Survived by his wife, Helen 1 brother, Edwins 1 jitter.

Mr, Ethelyn Isaacion, both of Moll. Funeral Service! Tueiday 2 0 m. McDivm-Hauae IMinnehaha Chaoel), 3131 Minnehaha Av. Interment Fort Vilitotlon after 3 p.m. Monday.

Matonic ervice Mon. 7:30 p.m. under the auspices of Artana Lodqe No. 187, A.F. A.M.

Memorial preferred to donor's choice. Look Dr Oliver oae 69. of 2211 North Ferry Anolro. Survived bv wife. sons.

Johr of Anoka, David, of Dayton, Ohio. Ihoma of New da'jqh ter. Mrs. John IMarior el Buyse of Anoka; 11 grandchdd'er. 5 brothers, Dcnafd of Gnanno'i, Stuart, of Belleville, ili.

lu neral services Tuesday 1 p.m. 'H the First Baptist Church of Anol-a Interment Forest Hills Cemetery, Anoka. Visitation after 2 Monday ot Thurston-Lindberq Fu neral Home, Anoka. Memorials preferred In lieu off lowers to the First Baptist Church Mission Funa. 5 Obituaries ind Funerals Macke Bernard aae 73 yr.

of Zepher Hills, formerly of Rogers Wahkon, Minn. Retired Roaers Hardware Store owner. Survived bv his wife Melitta of Zepher Hills. 2 daughters, Mrs. Bene! ILor-etta fraught of Palmetto.

AVs. Aaron (Kathleen! Eull of Buffalo, 2 sisters, Mrs. Josephine Schulte Mrs. Frederica Im-dieke, both of Melrose, 21 frandchildreni 1 Qreat nrandchild. uneral rnass Wed.

1 PM. at St. Martin Catholic Church. Roaers, Minn. Visitation startinaj after 4 pm.

Tues, at the Evans-Nordbv Funeral Home, 1st Av. 2nd St. N. in Osseo. Interment St.

Martin's Cemetery, Rogers. Prayer service Tues. 7:30 p.m. Manson Jade Jennifer of 4236 Irving Ave. N.

Survived by parents Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Manson; brother Joseph: sister Jane. Grandparents Mr.

Walter L. Asplund Mr. Mrs. Joseph E. Manson.

Services 2 p.m. Tues. at the Washburn McReavy-Swanson Chapel, Lowry Irving Ave. N. Interment Crystal lake Cemetery.

Friends may call ot the chapel from 1 1 -2 p.m. Tues. Mills Beatrice age 75, of 2919 Ottowo Ave. St. Louis Park.

Survived by dauqhters. Miss Patricia Millls Mrs. Kurt IPhyllisI Goranson, both of Mpl. Son Leonard of Arlington, Texas; sisters Mrs. Florence Simer 4 Mrs.

Maida Gabel, both of Mpls. 6 arandchildren. Service 10:30 a.m. Wed. from the 'Lake Harriet United Methodist Church.

49th St. Chowen Ave. So. Interment National Cemetery, friends may call at the Goranson Funeral Home, 3040 So. Lvndale, after 3 p.m.

on Tues. If desired memorials may be aiven to the Kidney Foundation of the Upper Midwest. Monsos Sigwald age 88. of 4837 Harriet Av. S.

Funeral notice later. Arrangements with Thomson Brothers funeral Home. 332-8753. Moriarty James aae 65. Jordan.

Minn. Survived by wife Evelyn; 2 sons, Patrick Gerald both of Jordan; 2 daughtenj Mrs. Gerald (Mary Jol Devine, Belle Plains Mrs. Peter (Sharon) Arkins, Cincinnati, Ohiai 17 grandchildren; 2 sisters Mrs. Walter Tobin, New Prague Mrs.

Patricia Moriarty, North St. Paul. Services Wed. 10 a.m. St.

John the Baptist Catholic Church. Jordan. Parish Vigil 8 p.m. Tues. ot Strait-Ballard funeral Home.

Jordan, friends may call at the funeral home after 3 o.m. Tues. Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery. Belle Ploine. Nelson Carrie aae 71 of 5645 41st Av.

S. Survived by sons, Arthur W. Robert both of sister. Mrs. Myrtle Wyman of Fergus Falls, 2 qranddauqhters.

Mrs. Linda Trott Miss Cheryl Nelson; great qrandaughter. Stacy irorr. services luesday p.m.. Trinity Lutheran Church of Minnehaha Falls, 5212 41st Av.

S. Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Arrangements by Mc-Divitt-Hauge IMinnehaha Chapel) 32nd St. at Minnehaha Av. Visitation Monday 4-9 p.m.

Olchefske Kenneth A. aqe 44 of 2085 Pine-wood New Brighton. Survived by wife, Mardell; son. Mark; dauqhter, iNancy; sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Podlasek, Mrs.

Roy (Mary) Moqa. Mrs. Louise Tomisak Mrs. Matt (Mvrtle) Szurek; brothers, William, Ernest Euqene. Funeral from rhe Brighton Funeral Home, 706 4fh Av.

New Briqhton, Tuesday 8:30 a.m. Mass of the Resurrection in St. John the BaDtist Catholic Church. New Brighton, at 9 a.m. Interment St.

i John's Cemetery. Viail Prayers Monday 7:30 p.m. Visitation after I 4 p.m. Monday. Peter J.

Kozlak 1 director. Olson Ernest of 1782 Randolph Sr. Paul. Survived bv wife EHea: twin sons, Cyrus Gordon of daughter, Mrs. Robert duello) McDougal of Milwaukee; 7 grandchildren 9 areat-grandchii-dren: 2 brothers, Lawrence Harold of Dresser, 2 sisters, Mrs.

Ella Fredlund of Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. Hazel Hellenberg of St. Paul. Services Tue.

1:30 o.m. from the Johnston-Damp, er-Baird Funeral Home, 678 S. Sneljinq St. Paul. Interment Sunset Memorial Park.

Friends may call from 4-8 p.m. Mon. Olsen Hilda C. age 79. Route 2.

Fish Lake. Osseo. Associated with Brooklyn Park Conq. of Jahovohs Witnesses. Survived by husband Edward; daughter, Mrs.

Howard (Evelynl Johnson, Osseo; son. Everett Olsen. 4 grandchildren: 5 great-grandchildren; brothers Koperr Harry Johnson; sister, Mrs. Anton Hsndrickson, Mrs. Frank Black, Burqm, Kentucky.

Services Tues. 1:00 o.m. Enqo Memorial Chapel, 5600 Excelsior Blvd. Interment, Lakewood Cemetery. Visitation, Mon.

7-9 m. Olson RICHARD. AGE 48. of 281 7 Abbott Av. Robbinsdole, accidently Sun, MARILYN, AGE 46.

Survived oy I son. neai. Kichord is also sur-vived by father, Pete Olson, Mols, Marilyn is survived by parents. Mr. Mrs.

Otto Hoffman of Parschall N.D. 4 I s.ster, Mrs. Oelton lloisl Snyder of Parschall. N.D. Funeral Services Thurs.

1 30 p.m. ot (tie Johnson Funeral Home in New London. Burial G'jl' Hill Cemetery. New London. Visitation after 10 a.m.

Wed. until tirr of Services at the Funeral Home. Ovre Annette oge 82, of 560 31st Av. So. Survived by husband.

Carl 2 sons, William K. Lockrem, fridley John D. Avre, Rush City; 3 daughters, Mrs. Fern Baker, St. Louis Park; Mrs.

Rachel Baker of Buffalo, Mrs. Mabel Hogenton Mpls. 13 grandchildren. 17 greatgrandchildren. Service Wed.

1 P.M. ot The Henry W. Anderson Mortu-ory, 3640 23rd Av. So. Interment Hillside.

Visitation after 4 P.M. Mon. Schlumpberger John age 76, cf Mpls. Athletic Club. Survived bv 2 broth- i eis.

Emii of Davenpo't la I -'ink of Cari.enterio, ,2 sis ters, Mrs. Floience Eichten ot Wa dena, Minn. A Mrs. N.rk lul Dederi'hs of Mpls miwiy me.es A 'evhe5. funeral Moss jued a m.

ot the of St. Olaf, 0th St. 2nd Av. S. Interment New Ulin, Minn Parish Penary Tues.

7: '10 p.m. at Gill Brothers ISouth Chapel) 5801 lyn-rlnlo Av. S. Visitation Tues. 3 to 5 to 9 P.m.

Memorials preferred lo St. Mary's Hospital or American Cancer Society. 13 Funeral Directors Welander-Quist LEIGH, Adelaide West Chapel SMITH. Martha West Chapel NORTH CHAPEL 1 200 W. BROADWAY 529-9201 WEST CHAPEL 2301 DUPONT AV.

S. 377-2203 EDINA CHAPEL 5116 VERNON AV. S. 929-8574 SOUTH CHAPEL CHICAGO AV. AT 18TH 332-6566 DAVIES MORTUARY HARMON PL.

14TH ST. 332-4351 Washburn McReavy Southeast Chapel 4th St. Central Av. SE. 333-2368 Swanson Chapel lowrv at Irving N.

529-9691 Northeast Chapel 29th Johnson St. NE. 781 -6828 McDIVITT HAUGE in 1 1 ill Lnni in, uinr I. s. Minnehaha Av.

at 32nd St. 724-3621 lilMMCU AUA "UADCt ci Akin ruADCi Chicago Av. at 37th St. 824-0771 HENRY W. ANDERSON Established 1931 3640 23RD AVE.

S. PA9-2331 SUNDSETH ANDERSON DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1893 529-9291 LYNDALE AT 2) ST AV. NORTH Gill Brothers South Chapel 5801 LYNDALE AV. S. 861-6088 Bloomington Chapel 9947 LYNDALE AV.

S. 888-7771 Werness Brothers W. OLD SHAKOPEE RD. PENN AVE. SOUTH 884-8145 W.

50TH STREET AND BEARD AVE. SOUTH 927-8641 37TH STREET AND NICOLLET AVE. 824-2624 Albin Chapel Directors Paul Rrtlnh Jar If Alhtnson 2200 Nicollet FE 3-1418 ENGER ASSOCIATED WITH WERNESS BROTHERS 823-2229 3700 NICOLLET 50TH BEARD S. GIBSON MORTUARY NICOLLET AT 27TH 823-5207 Thomson Brothers 2535 Park Ave. S.

332-8753 Peterson-Albinson 18th MINNEHAHA PKWY. 721-1651 32nd CENTRAL NE. 789-8889 Billman-Hunt 2701 CENTRAL AV. NE. ST 9 3535 MALONE FPEMON AT LOWRY 0.

E. LARSON 130I CENTRAL AV. 789-3571 Enga-Memorial Chapel une hunerals Need Not Be Costly 5600 Excelsior Blvd. 929-5600 HUBER-LEE WAYZATA 473-5577 KltUlUK 474-9595 John Billman 335-4259 926 1615 Kapala-Glodek FE 2-5497 230 13TH AV. NE.

GEAPHART MILLER FPIDLtY MOORE LAKE. ANOKA 50-1 'I I I 471-4347 GORANSON-BURR .3040 LYNDALE AVE. S. 8237279. MORRIS NILSEN RICHFIELD 849-3226 TUIIOCrriM 1 inrincor-- ANOKA 47) .0220 HANSON-NUGENT ILL6NICQLLET AV.

335-5128 RICHARjTgTTL 253LE9iLAv 332-8753 knaeble's JA 9 9636 W. BROADWAY AT UPTON DAVIES HARMON P. ot I4TH ST. 332-4351 15 Memorlam WITH REGARD IN MEMORIAMS -It uiiMiuii iu unrj'Cls any passing of a loved one. However, many persons Imd It comfortma to Publish an "In Memorlam" verse as a token of respect to the memory of one whp has gone.

Verses from the works of some of the world's greatest poets are available for your selection. An In Memorlam may pr. pared and Inserted by limply callina Mill West 372-41 30 39 Personals Wanted Earl W. Kennard to call Carl Fisher at Northwestern Notional Bank. 372- 8031 ANOTHER HOME AIR POLLUTION SEMINAR.

PUBLIC WELCOME. CALL 925-251 4 THANKSGIVING to Jesus B.V.M. St. Judejofavorjrgnted. D.F.S.

41 Personals, ATTENTION Single available ladies gentlemen with our unique instant selection system you will be able to meet some of the Twin Cities most interesting people. Phone day or niqht 888-8989 Two Of A Kind. 8053 S. Bloomington Freeway Suite 121. Mpls.

Minn. 55420 INVENTIONS WANTED We will develop, desiqn, market and place vour idea or invention, oatent- ed or unpatented, to attention of national manufacturers who seek new products. Cash Sales or Royalties possible. Free consultation. IMPERIAL INVENTORS.

7400 Metro suite .360, Minn. 941-3500. WEEKLY EARNINGS Plosma donors 1 8 over. Open Mon. thru Fri.

8 a.m. -6 P.m. BLOOD PLASMA DONOR CENTER 1515 Nicollet 338-7027 PERSONAL RESUMES PreDara for vour next lob interview with a resume of your experience background. Phone tor an evening appt. 938-1566 MEN Get the new look in hairstyling.

Lav- rnn.ni.'. ii: lui men, py uppr. REAL ESTATE AGENTS SEE OUR AD UNDER 31 1 CLASS. BURNS BROTHERS, INC. MLS REALTORS 884-7451 SHARON BOUGHT 2 Just arrived largest selection of Im ported statues 1 0 in.

to 6 ft. Lowest prices. Action City, 526 Henn. BULK CLEANING steamed on han-aers 8 lbs. for $2.

Men's suits ladies suits plain dresses cleaned pressed $1.15. Loring Cleaners 21 W. 15th St. 338-9962. SPERM BANK Comtemnlating a vasectomy? Call Genetic Laboratories for information on appointments 333-0955 WE PAY CASH FOR YOUR OLD COLOR TV WORKING OR NOT DEAtlfiSjy 72L551 Bad Checks problem? Shoplifters a problem? CALL 884-7511 GOATS MILK, raw he-d.

100 tested. Lab analysis of milk. SI .75 per gal. Call before 6 p.m. 463-8501 PAUL'S having a Spring tire sale new factory adistm'ts reduced WEDDING gifts for trading stamps, coupons, duplicated gifts.

PWG33I3 E. 50th St. 722-6447. PAY UP to $100 for your color TV working or not, or repair 521.7022. HAVE A TOWN COUNTRY Fashion Show.

Earn free clothes, 888-5288. OPENINGS in Army reserve unit. No waiting list. 544-6067 42 SAUNA BATHS MAGGIE'S SAUNA Bring this coupon for free Sauna TWO LOCATIONS 1. 2734 Nicollet 827-2963 Open 7 days, 10 a.m.

to 6 P.m. 2. 132 S. 10th 335-7743 Mon. thru Sat.

12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sun. 3 p.m. to 4 a.m.

RELAX-A-LOUNGE We've Got What You Want COME, AND GET IT WATER BED COMFORT COMBO Open 11 a.m. to 4 o.m. Mon. -Sat. 38th 8.

CEDAR lUpstairsI 721-4148 SAUNA CITY Sauna Massaae Coffee Conversation 812 W. 77', St. 861-7144 HV4 Lvnciole Ave. So.l LEE LE NORE'S SAUNA Luxurious friendly atmosphere created for vour comfort and convenience. Women masseuses, V.

hour massage sauna shower, Open doily 8 a.m. to 1 o.m. 740TJ. Snelling St. Paul 646 9302 KIMIKO'S SAUNA Professional Oriental massage open II a.m.

-2 a.m. Mon. thru Sat. Closed Sun. 4130 West 367, St.

at Excelsior Blvd. 5 blks. E. of Hwy. 100 Sf.

Louis Park, Minn. 55416 922-177 MIYOKO'S SAUNA 11 o.m. 2 a.m. Mon. -Sat.

SAUNA 2 MASSAGES St 0 Unwind with a relaxina massaae bv one of our lovely Oriental masseuses An unforgettable experience. 2406 Hennepin Av. 331-71 82 KINGS QUEENS SPECIAL MARCH COMBO Sauna i9 .00 1 I A A.M., 7 Hays a week 7714 Morgan Av. Viking (enter On 494 Bet. 35W Pcnn.

869-5191 SHANGRI-LA-SAUNA Mon. -Sat. 1 1 o.m. to 2 a Th Utopia" of oitrntol rnr, Soothing masftuqe, Whtlpool hath, sauna. 2401 W.

66th St. PichfiM Jnr SUSIE'S SAUNA Your pleasure is our business OPEN 9 A.M. -4 P.M. MOM-FRI. 3RD AV.

S. 335 4884 SAUNA VILLAGE" CEDAR LAKE OPEN 11 A.M. 5 A.M. 72J-69IA JEAN'S SAUNA' OPEN SUNDAY WOMEN MASSEUSES 825-2031 II a.m. -4 o.m.

3740 Chicago Av. KaYTSaunX Try it, you'll like 1710 N.rollet Open 74 Hts. 3 36 8474 BARBI'S SAUNA We know wljat you want 9I9.W. lake I.2SJW.92 Civic Center Sauna 57 W. 7m ST.

723-3020 DOWNTOWN ST. PAUL. 42 Sauna Baths MASSAGE NOW FEATURING SEVERAL TYPES OF MASSAGE. STOP COMPARE CENTRAL SAUNA 1822 CENTRAL AV. 789-9933 SNELLING SAUNA 145 SNELLING AV.

646-9892 SAUNA POLYNESIAN 1197 Arcade, St. Paul 776-9025 CAROL'S SAUNA Female attendants, all nationalities Check these locations WHY DRIVE ALL OVER TOWN? 1100 2nd Av. S. 339-1050 715 E. Lake 824-8367 Bring in this od S2 off Lowry Sauna This is the place.

MON. SAT. 11 A .4 A 1427 Lowrv Av. Mpls. 521- 2302, LEE'S SAUNA Professional Japanese Masseuse 8700 LYNDALE AV.

S. 888-8913 Twin Cities first most experienced Let our professsional experience show vou what a good massage can do for you. Open Mon. thru Sot. 12 to 10.

Spring. Special with this ad Free Sauna with paid massage, SUM TOUCH SAUNA SPECIAL THIS WEEK Save $3 on SPECIAL 2 SAVE $3 on SPECIAL 2 OPEN 11 a.m. 2 o.m. EVERY DAY Q3i leaor av. 866-2102 VIP MASSAGE IS HERE COME GET IT 1019 Selby Ave.

646-4400 45 Stamps, Coins ft Bookt BUYING silver coins, silver dollars S'amp Coin Ctf. 332-7305. JUST ARRIVED 1972 Phila. cents Sf bv mail. Max Winters.

w- oawy.t wn. 55411 1971 FRANKLIN Mint bank inaoT sm, aerioos inaulrles only. Mpls. 926-5171. evenings preferred.

OLD MARVEL COMICS 47212397 47 Insurance iK-i52 AUTO RISK OR Young Drivers for your best rate Muymenrs call Jim ot 824-4689. Pay by mo. A-l Risk AUTO FIRF ngfj-QiriA RISK INSURANCE MONTHLY PREMIUMS REASONABLE RATESI 332-3371 VAUV DA Dirii rni nioiNr American Standard Ins. 884-4308 DRIVING record good! Still pay jhrojhJhejTpse? Coll 331-3291 MTR. HOME-CAMPER INS.

432-8503 MERCHANDISE 20 1 AntlquM Art Goods DISCOVER THE VILLAGE Primitive pine bedrooms, Yorktowne sione wore cast-iron reproduction are just a few of the interesting furnishings you II find. Special this week, $39.90 pine bunching table at $19.95. The Village, in Brooksville Shopping Center, on Hwy. 13 at Prior Lake. Wallv Hammen, proprietor.

447-425(X SHADES OF THE PAST" Open for" -wn: oui-un-rvtun-1 ues. wea. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. 1 27th Central ME. AKITICMIC i vjtwu iuvc-cui ot cnrjir.

gB-OUl POLAR BEAR RUG. to settle estate. nuu. seen py appt. 544-0648.

COLLECTABLE. UMI IMITFn 814 W. 46th St. iBryont) 824-4460 CHURCH Bell 36." Good working' conq. otter 1-B4UU ott.

6. GERMAN Grandfather clocks wall clocks in working cond. priced to sell. UIU) uuiuth ORGAN. ROCKER.

CANE CHAIRS. MISC. 938-8884 203 Auctions AUCTION TONIGHT MARTY AUCTION HOUSE HWY. 36. NORTH ST.

PAUL G. C. Morty, Auctioneer. 82 04 777-9943 205 Bicycles Accessaries BICYCLES new used, on hand now. Buy now while available.

Wheel Goods 2737 Hennepin. NEW Boy 10 spd. bicycle. 17" 24" wheels. $110, 522-6175, 207 BBlldlntSnppllw Prefinished Plywood 4x7x3-16 Vynl walnut 799 4x7x old world brick 395 4x8x'4 old world cedar 49S 4x8x3-16 Levitt elm 595 4x8x', walnut hardboard 095 Open 'til 8 p.m.

Siwek Lumber 2536 Marshall NE.Jl -3333 GARAGE FOR SALE Garage located at 4404 18th Ave. So. Coil 721-1749 for additional Informa-tion. GARAGE FOR SALE Garoge located at 4333 Nokomis Ave. So.

Call 729-2436 for additional information. "GARAGE FOR SALE Garage located at 3333 30th Ave. So. Call 729-4357 for additional Information. GARAGOoTrSALE" Gnroge located at 3438 Queen Ave No Call 521 lor additional irw lo'rnalion, IA3T (OR little antes; into watering troughs; tentc lumber and an-tiaue hntk lot patios, firoolace PaU'- 4M' GARAGE FOR SALF G'irage totaled at 3400 79th St.

W. Call 926-4991 for odditional Information. VINYL FOLDING PARTITION 9' high? 20 wide track 4 hardware Includ. ed. Excel.

Cond. Any teas, offer ac- cepted927-4571 NEW window units complete lumber. 1333 Osborne Rd NE, 784-3180, 2448 ft. stucco Rw aabi roof. Lbr.

Tbrs. steel beams pipe, mosomte plywood 489-9044. DOORS $3 up. New factory refects" Creative Av. I Garage Dooi Sales 4 Service 1245 Pierce Butler Rt, 645.934 3, CombT Windows $13.95 Installed, Doors.

774-2408. Low-cost Want Ads are" the easy way to earn extra cash. Phone 372-4242. Clark Gordon aqe 53 of 7275 Topview Road, Eden Prairie. On Sunday.

Complete notice on Tuesday. Stro-'Vck-Johnson Chapel, Hopkins. Couillard Raymond Miller, age 71 of 7021 A 1st Ave. Richfield. Retired Cus-A todtan of Richfield Schools for 21 years.

Survived by Wife Clarice, Sons Raymond M. of Richfield, Tfvjmas D. of Brooklyn Center, and Donnid daughter Mrs. Phyll Smith of Brooklyn Center, 1 'i grandchildren 3 great-grandchildren. Services 1:30 o.m.

Tues. ot the Richfield United Methodist Church, 59th St, Lyndale Ave. S. Interment Oak Hill. Friends may call 4 to 9 p.m.

Mon. at the Morris Nilsen Chapei, Portland Ave. at E. 66th St. and at the church one hour prior to the Service.

If desired memorials may be given to the Church. SCHEDULE YOUR AD 7 TIMES You Get Lower Rates You Increase Your Chances for Results Can Cancel When Results Come Your Way CALL 372-4242.