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6Bw TuesdayOctober 241 989 Star Tribune Obituaries Court says insurance firm must defend psychologist director John A. Hollar, 47, G.J. Hnasko, 74; owned the 400 Bar at Fortress Press, dies unexpectedly George J. Hnasko, former owner of the 400 Bar in Minneapolis, died of He was an instructor at St Joseph's University, a Jesuit college in Philadelphia, from 1982 to 1988. Kathleen Hollar said her family will remain in Arden Hills.

"When we came, John said he felt like he was coming home in some way," she said. "His new friends here have surrounded us with love." In addition to his wife, Hollar is survived by a daughter, Anna, and son, Johann; his mother, Janie Hollar, of Orlando, and a sister, Patricia Adriatico, also of Orlando. Services will be held at II a.m. Wednesday at the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection in Roseville. A one-hour visitation will precede the funeral.

Burial will be in Florida. John A. Hollar, editorial director at Fortress Press Books in Minneapolis and an internationally known expert in theological literature, died of a heart attack Friday at Boston's Logan Airport He was 47. Hollar, whose family moved to Arden Hills from Philadelphia in January, was stricken on a plane during a stopover from Germany, where he had attended an international book fair. was so well-respected for his judgment and education that people have been calling from everywhere," said his wife, Kathleen, organist at Grace Lutheran Church in St Paul.

Hollar was born in Statesville, N.C., and raised in Orlando, Fla. He received a bachelor's degree from Concordia College in Fort Wayne, and master's and doctoral degrees-from Washington University in St Louis. He also received a master's degree in divinity from Concordia Seminary in St Louis while completing work for his doctorate. He finished his schooling in 1972, the year he went to work at Fortress Books in Philadelphia. "His scholarship was very broad," his wife said.

"He was fluent in five languages." Hollar had edited from 300 to 400 books since he began at Fortress Press Books, a division of Augsburg Fortress Publishers. He was a member of the Catholic Biblical Association, the American Academy of Religion-Society of Biblical Literature and past president of the Religious Publishers Association. acts or failures to act occurred and whether the resulting damage was caused by the professional services or lack of them is subject to proof, the court said. In a cautionary note, it added, "By not specifically excluding certain acts from coverage, we obviously do not intend to encourage inappropriate sexual conduct by counseling professionals, nor do we believe this a likely result" And it said the insurer, St. Paul Fire and.

Marine Insurance could have excluded certain types of malpractice claims in its coverage, of Love. In another decision: The court sent back to Martin County for clarification the case of Bruce Philip Larson, convicted of sexually molesting a child. The lower court had admitted an out-of-court statement by the victim, who did not testify even though the court had determined she was competent to do so. Larson claimed he had been denied the right to confront witnesses. The appeals court said that without the statement, there was insufficient evidence to support Larson's conviction.

However, instead of sending the case back for a new trial, the court asked for a "reenunciation" of the basis for the determination that the child was competent to testify. In a 13-page dissent, Judge R.A. Randall said he disagreed strongly with the decision not to reverse and send back for a new trial. He said the competence of the child was not the issue before the court. By Margaret Zack StaffWriter An insurance company must defend a psychologist against claims that he was negligent when he became sexually involved with a client, the Minnesota Court of Appeals has ruled.

In a decision to be filed today, the court said some of the allegations arose within the counseling relationship and could be covered under the psychologist's professional liability policy. The case of Dr. Ronald Love, a licensed consulting psychologist, was sent back to Ramsey County District Court for trial. That court had ruled earlier that the alleged malpractice was not part of the professional treatment and not covered by the policy. Love became involved in 1986 with Mary Adams (an assumed name used by the court) while counseling her and her husband, Richard Adams, the court said.

The couple stopped seeing Love when Richard Adams became aware of the sexual relationship between his wife and the psychologist, according to the decision. The Adamses sued on the grounds of negligence and breach of contract. An affidavit given to the trial court from an expert in the field of psychology and counseling said Love deviated from the standards of care as a psychologist practicing in the metropolitan area and negligently treated the Adamses. Judge Harriet Lansing's decision said the sexual acts were an incidental outgrowth of malpractice, not the cause, the decision said. Whether the cancer Monday at, the North Memorial Medical Center hospice in Rob-binsdale.

Hnasko, 74, of Minneapolis, owned the bar from 1961 to 1973. He often sponsored free dinners at the West Bank institution during the 1960s when the area was rife with political unrest said his daughter, Frances Kieselhorst, of Minneapolis. "It was one way in which he felt he could help his community," she said. Hnasko was born and raised in Minneapolis, where he graduated from South High School. He served in the U.S.

Army in France and Italy during World War II. Hnasko also was the former owner of the Cedar-Lake Hardware Store in Minneapolis, and a partner in RSG a real estate company that controlled business and residential property in south Minneapolis. In addition to his daughter, Hnasko is survived by sons George Jr. of Milwaukee, and Larry and Richard, both of Minneapolis; five grandchildren, and a great-granddaughter. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday at the Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3640 23rd Av. Minneapolis, with burial in Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Visitation is scheduled from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the mortuary.

The family suggests memorials to the North Memorial Hospice Unit Also noted David Victor, 79, an Emmy award-, winning producer who drew on his childhood desire to be a doctor to produce TV's "Marcus Welby, M.D." and "Dr. Kildare" died of a heart attack in Los Angeles. The Emmy-winning "Marcus Welby, M.D." was born out of Victor's de--, sire to expand his "Dr. Kildare" se- jies by moving the internist from his hospital to private practice. Victor also produced "The Man From U.N-' and its spinoff "The Girl From U.N.C.LE," "Lucas Tanner," "Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law" and "Women in White." Lena Spencer, 66, whose Caffe Lena was a training ground for a generation of folk singers including Bob Dylan, Arlo Guthrie and Maria Mul-daur, died in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., of injuries she suffered in a fall.

She and her then-husband, Bill Spencer, opened the coffeehouse in May 1960, providing a needed stage early in the careers of such folk singers as Dylan, Guthrie, Muldaur, Don McLean, Pete Seeger, Ramblin' Jack Elliot, David Bromberg, Steve Goodman and John Phillips. J. Lee Bonoff, 62, a key figure in an alleged defense fraud scheme who was to go on trial this month, died in Providence, R.I. He was president of Pawtucket-based Carol Cable Co. from 1981 until he retired in 198S.

He was indicted in February on charges linked to an alleged fraud and kickback scheme to sell defective cable to the military. Funeral classifications. To place Notices a paid classified notice call 372-4130 Boris Zimmerman OMMriwwd RMfah NOTICE At a public service to our readers, we offer the first five fines of ony Minneapolis or St. Paul obituary free of charge. With this space you can include name, age, address, city and funeral home.

You may also buy addilionql lines of space. For help in placing your notice, please con-toct Star Tribune representative at 372-4130 or your funeral director. Allison Dorothy, age 78, of McAHen, Texas. Notice of funeral later. Bayless Patrick age 47, of Ham Lake.

Survived by wife, Kristin; sons. Christian Jason; daughter, Stephanie; father, John Bayless, Gary, IN; mother, Dorothy Bayless, St. Paul; brother, Greg Bayless, St. Paul. Memorial services Wednesday 2pm Thurslon-Lindbero Funeral Home, W.

Main SI. Branch Av, Anoka. Private interment. No visitation or reviewaL Memorials may be given to the American Tinnitus Assn, PO Box 5, Portland, OR 97207 or to donor's favorite charity -Beckey Edward, A age 79, of Ek Riv- er, MN. Survived by wife, Florence; daughters and sons a- in-law, Judy Rumor, Florida, Lee Reynold "Ray" M.

age 78, of Richfield. President of Twin City Madison Club; St. Otaf College Alumnus; Federal Probation and Parole Officer for the United States Dept. of Justice; Ant. Olivet Lutheran Church usher for 43 yrs.

Survived by wife of 52 vrs, Ann; daughters a son-in-law. Dr. Barbara Rae Lee, Linda Lee and David Arnoldy; sister, Marie McCaskev; sister a brother-in-law, Hazel Waldo Allen; sisters-in-law, Martha Hoghaug a Pearl Langslet; many nieces a nephews. Funeral services 1:30 pm Wed, Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church Serley Chapel, 5025 Knox Av.

1 Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Memorials may be given to American Cancer Society or Fairview southdale Hospice. Friends may call Tuesday, 5-8 pmat: Werness Brothers 3500 W. 50th St, 927-8641 Mandyck Waller, age 47, of Mpfv Pre- ceeded in death by wife, Anna Mandyck. survived by son, Peter Mandyck, Mpts; brother, John Mandyck, CA; several nieces a nephews.

Member of George H. Mallon Post, VFW 3144; St. Philips Catholic Church Men's Club. Funeral Service Wednesday. HMO am, Kapala-Glodek Northeast Chapel.

230 13th Ave NE. In terment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday after 5 pm. Kapala-Glodek 378-1331 Marks Ada age 93. Complete notice Wednesday.

Henry W. An derson Mortuary 729-2331 Marler Warren, age 45, of NE Mpls on Fri. survived by two sisters. services 1 pm Tuesday, O. E.

Larson -Osborne ha Del. 2301 Central Ave NE. Interment Hillside Cemetery. Visitation two hours Prior to the servict. O.

E. Larson-Osbomt Chapel 789-3571 Matras Ann (nee Yamka). age 88, res. South St. Paul Arr.

South ern Funeral Home, 451-1551. Mills Rosalie (McCaulev), age 75, of New Hope. Survived by son. John orr Milts, son a daughter-in-law, Tom a Lori Mills; daughters a sons-in-law, Rosalie Lynn a John Champine, Mary Louise a Jeffrey Worrell; grandchildren, Paul John Mills, Jennifer Milts, Nathan a Natalie Cham- pine a Jacob Mills; brother, John J. McCaulev; sister, Mary Bradley Jordan; many nieces a nephews.

Funeral Wed. 930am from Geartv-Deimore Robbinsdale Chapel, 39th a W. Broadway and Mass of Christian Burial 10am at the Church of St. Raphael. 7301 Bass Lake Rl Interment Ft.

Snelling. Friends may cal from 5-8pm Tuesday; Prayer service 730pm Tuesday. Moorhead CedlW. of Lone Lake Nurs ing Home. Survived by loving wife, Ruth; sons.

Glenn a wife, Ann of Emo, Ontario, Lloyd a wite, carot 01 Mtka: grandchil dren, Tom a wife, Linda of Maple Grove, Mary Hedm of Mtka; great-grandchildren, Andrew a Joshua Hedm. Kait- hn Moorhead; sister, Eva Hever of Litchfield; many nieces a nephewv We miss you Pop. No visitation or re-viewaL Private memorial service later at Rettinger Funeral Home, Long Lake. Perrault Elsie M. age 50, of Mendota Hts, on Oct.

22. Arr: West Funeral Home 457-6200 Perry Orville. aw 84. of FarminatAn Oct. 22.

Arrangements: White Funeral Home, 463-7374. Peterson Carolyn J. age 56, of Pringle, SD. formerly of the Buffalo area, survived by husband, Jack; daughter a son-in-law, Cynthia Kent Maehling of Buffalo; sons, Bruce of Albert- vilie, Scott ot Buffalo; 3 grandchildren; father, Adrian For cier of Princeton; sister, Diana Forcier of Outing, MN. Service weds, nam at Washburn- McReavy Welander Quist Duscnane Chapel, 4239 W.

Broadway, Robbinsdale. Interment Ft. Snelling. Visitation 1 hr before service. Memorials may be given to the family.

Washburn-McReaw Welander Quist Duscnane 537-2333 Philbrook Mary Lou, age 74, of Mound. Former president a member of the Mound American Le gion Auxiliary Post f398. Sur vived by husband, Jethro; sons a oaugnters-in-iaw, Frank a Julie of Mayer, Stephen a Kathy of Waverty; grandson Stephen C. of Waverty; brother a sister-in-law. Dr.

Arthur a Louise Bradley of Mtka; sisters-in-law, Florence Horton of Mound a Ceciliann Huff, of nieces a nephews. Mass ot Christian Burial Weds 11am, Our Lady of the Lake Church, Mound. Visitation Tues 6-9pm, with prayer service at 730, at Huber Funeral Home, Mound. visitation atso 1 nr prior to service at the church Weds. Inter ment Fort Snelling National cemetery.

Memorials pre ferred to the Mound American Legion Auxiliary Post 4398 Nurses' Scholarship Fund. Huber Funeral Home 472-1716 Prestidee paut age 84, 01 Montrose. Funeral Wed in Montrose. Iten Funeral Home 972-2891. Reed Gordon age 70.

of Cham plin, formerly of Ckxtuet, died Saturday, Oct. 21 at North Memorial Hospital Survived by wife, June; sons, Gerald at nome, Gordon jr. (Rosanne) of Ctoquet, Greg (sherry) of Maple Grove; daughter, Deb bie Crusoe (Gary) of Litchfield; grandsons. Todd. Jason.

Geremy, Geoff a Mike; also 2 sisters, Lotus valnes of Star- buck a Pauline Tucker of Jacksonville, FL Funeral wit be held Wednesday, 2pm at Barr Brothers Funeral Home, Ctoouet, MN. Romanchuk Nicholas, age 76, of NE Mpls. Survived by wife. Aim; daugh ter a son-in-law, Carol a William Denker; son. Ronald brothers, Alex a Michael; 5 grandchildren Funeral from the Kozlak-Radutovich Funer al Chapel, 1918 University Av NE, Wednesday at Funeral services in St.

Mary's Orthodox cathedral loam Interment SI. Mary's Orthodox Cemetery. Memorial servict (Parastas) Tuesday 430pm. Visitation after 5pm Tuesday. Kozlak-Radutovich Chapel 789-8869 Rnde Nina Oct.

21, age 87. Arr. bv Maple Oaks Funeral Home, 738-2198 Ruona Havward D. age 74. Complete notice Thursday.

Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 432-2331 Schaffer And related Kaasa Torslein, age 72. Survived by wife, Gudrun; sons, Thor a wife, Gail, Guimar a wife, Deborah and Harakf; 5 grand children; sisters, Kari, Johanna a Ingrid; brothers, Johannes a Gunnar. Service Wednesday Ham Norwegian Lutheran Memorial Church, 10th Av a E.2ist St. Visitation 1 hour before service.

Interment Lake-wood. Memorials preferred to the church. Arr: Henry. W. Anderson 364023rd AvS Kaufman Naoma.

Preceded in death by husband, Vivian S. Kaufman a daughter. Lor- na a Michael. Survived by son. Richard; daughters, Suzanne RuM, Vlvienne Dye; 11 beloved grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren; niece, Winifred Wheeler a other nieces a nephews.

Service Thursday, al St Thomas Episcopal Church, 4400 4th Av S. Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Memorials preferred. Werness Brothers 3700 Nicollet Av 824-2624 Keller Paul, age 70, of Mpts. Preced ed in death by wife.

Lvd a. Survived by sons, Vladmir Verhovskov, Michael Keller a his wife, Ruth; grandchildren, Pete, Suzanne and Krlstina Keller, Vladmir Verhovskov. Funeral service at SI. Pantetei-mon Russian Orthodox Church, 2210 Franklin Av SE, wed at 10 am. interment oak- land Cemetery.

Visitation al Koilak-Radulovich Funeral Chapel, 1918 University Av NE, Tues after pm. Vigil ser vice (Parastas) Tues at 7 pm. Kozlak-Radukwich Chapel 789-8869 Kelley Ray W. age 82, of BumsviHe. Former petroleum distributor for Kelley Fuels, survived by wife, Freda; 2 children, Judy Kantietd and vernon a wife.

Christine Kelley, both of Lake-viHe; grandchildren, Bit a wife, Denise, Brian Kanftetd, Daniel, Valerie a Ross Kelley; sister. Hazel St. Martin. Memorial services Sunday 2pm al Southview Seventh Day Ad venKst Church. S8th a Went worth Av S.

Private interment Bloomington Cemetery. No visitation or rtviewal. Memorials preferred to Southview Seventh Day Adventisl Church. GiH Brothers 888-7771 Kranz Irene age 92, of Mpls. Preceded death by husband, Dominic and son, Jerry.

Sur vived by daughters a sons-in-law. Bettv a Clavt Hatlestad. Elaine a H.N. Corky Etsen, Mary a Ralph Frank, Lois a Leo Kotlke; 11 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; daughter-in-law, Eleanor Kranz Duba. Member of Con fraternity of Ladies of SI.

Anne. Servict Tuesday, 10am, from the Matone-Knaeble Funeral Home. Fremont al Lowrv N. 1030am Mass of Christian Burial al Church of St. Anne, 26th a Queen Av N.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery. VigJ Prayers '7pm Monday, re- viewai 4-ypm Monday. Labo Arfine age 71. died Oct 22nd. Long time resident of Richfield.

Member of Ml. OS-vet Lutheran Church. Pre- ceeded death bv husband- John. Survived bv son, James Labo a wHcKaren, of Annan- dale; daughter, Joanne La- Mettry a husbandjtichard, of Eden Prairie; grandsons. Mat Ihew a Daniel Labo.

Justin a Randall LaMettry; brother. pnmp stomberg, corpus Christi, TX. Funeral services 11 am Thursday at Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church, 5025 Knox Ave s. Mots, interment Pttsv nil View Cemetery.

Friends may cm Wednesday from S- 8pm el Werness Brothers Chapel 1 hour before service on Thursday at the church. Werness Brothers 3500 W. 50th St, 927-8641 Tetzlaff Reuben A. age 86, of N. Mpls.

Survived by wife, Emma; son, Richard a wife. Donna; daughters, Ruth Freeburg of FL a Joan Bittner a husband, Vernon; 14 grandchildren; great-grandchildren; brother. trwm ot ca a sister, EHa sot-berg of WI. Member of the St. Boniface Society a 40-year employee of Electric Machin ery.

Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday, 11 am. Our Lady ot victory Catholic Church, 5140 Fremont Ave N. Inter ment Gethsemane Cemetery. Visitation 1 hour prior to mass in church. KaoalaGlodek 535-4112 Vaillant Helen age 83, formerly of mpis, died in Red Wing.

Oct. 22nd. She a her late husband, Hector, owned the Stadium Drugstore near the of Campus and the Bryant Drugstore So Mpls. She is sur vived by 2 sons. Dr.

Dennis of Red Wing a John of Chesa peake, VA; a 3 grandsons. Fu neral services Wednesday nam at the Church of St. Joseph, Red Wing. Burial Lake- wood Cemetery. Mpts.

visita tion Wednesday 930-l(M5am Johnson Funeral Home, Red Wing. Memorials preferred to donor's choice. Vieeland Elizabeth w. age 84, resident of Walker Methodist H.C.C, Preceded in death bv husband, James. Survived bv nieces, Myrtnaiyne Thompson, Seat tle, Helen Braa, Mpts; nephew, Don Lageson, Mabel, MN.

Memorial service Wednesday, Oct. 25, 10am Walker Methodist Chapel, 3737 Bryant Av mpis. private interment Ft. Snelling National Cemetery. Memorials may be given to the American Cancer society.

Cremation Society of MN 825-2435 Wagner vivian c. age or, rormeny or St Anthony Village. Survived by husband, John son, jonn r. a wite Bevenyn; daughter, Linda Kelley a hus band Michael; grandchildren. Romance, Shelby a Denise; brother.

Warren Handley; numerous nieces a nephews. Preceded death by sister, Bethel Hoiman Jacobson. ser vice Tuesday, 10am, Wesley United Methodist Church, Marquette a Grant St, down town Mpts. Interment Sunset Memorial Park, 2250 St Anthony Blvd NE, Friends may cat Monday, 4-8pm, at the Washburn McReavy We lander guist Davfes Chapel, 2301 Dupont Av S. a Vj hour before servict at the church.

Memorials preferred to Wes ley United Methodist Church Permanent Endowment Fund. Additional free parking in the Holiday Inn Ramp, Nicollet a Grant St, when validated by letling attendant you are at tending the servict. Washburn McReavy Welander Quist Davies 377-2203 West Elizabeth Harrison, age 42, of Mtka. Survived by sons. Perry Harrison a wife, Patricia of Mtka, Bradford Harrison a wife, Susan of CO, William West Jr.

of Wavzata; grandsons, T.C a Jonathan. Also survived by Wiliem West Sr. a Mrs. T.G. Harrison, both of Wavzata.

Memorial servict nam wed. at wavzata Community Church (Wavzata Blvd at North Ferndale Fam-ity interment Lakewood Cemetery. Memorials may be directed to Methodist Hospital Hospice program. David Lee Funeral Home 473-557? Wiechman WMem G. agt II, of Cottage Grove, accidentally.

Arr: Kok Funeral Home, 459-287S Schink Hans R. age 58, of Crystal. Survived bv wife, Martene; son a daughter-in-law, David a Judie Schink; grandchildren, Daniel, Thomas, a Beniamin Shink; sisler-in-law, Evelyn Ron a husband Gil; brother- in-law, Arthur Wenholz a wife Pat. 35-year employee of Lutheran Brotherhood Life In- surance Co. Member of LOMA a FLIMI.

Funeral Tues 730 pm at Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church, 34th a Independence Ave N. New Hope. Private interment Glen Haven. Friends may call AT CHURCH from pm Tues. In lieu of flowers, memorials bv Geartv- Deimore Robbinsdale Chapel, 537-4511 Simpson Kathryn M.

age 85, of Cottage Grove. Arr. by Kok Funeral Home, 459-2875. Sonmore Irene M. age 85, of St Anthony Village.

Survived by husband, O. Reuben; son, Ronald a wife Alice of St Anthony Village; daughter, Joan Jorgensen a husband Richard of Roseville; 2 grandchildren, Steven R. a Nancy Lee Sonmore; great-grandson, Eric Member of Faith United Methodist Church a retired Daytons Employee. services Wednesday, lpm, Washburn McReaw-North- east Chapel, 29th a Johnson St NE. Interment Sunset.

Friends may call 4-8pm Tuesday. Washburn McReavy Northeast Chapel 781-6828 Sorum Lillian, age 90, of Coon Rapids. Formerly of BemkfH. Funeral services win be held in Be-midil, Tuesday, Oct 24th. Ar rangements with the Orson- Schwartz Funeral Home ki BemidiL Survived by son, Fred Jennie, Jr.

Newport Beach, CA; daughters, Donna Julik, Coon Rapids, MN, Carole Weeklund, Mimetonka, MN, ana Arots Letman, irvine.CA. Sparboe Shirley age 57, of Litchfield passed Sunday. Sur vived bv husband, Robert; 3 sons, Garth D. of Corona, CA, Mark D. of Litchfield, Craig D.

of Worthington; daughter, Beth Ann (Mrs. Robert) schneu of Plymouth; 2 grandchildren; her parents, Herbert a Myrtle Monson of Benson, services 2 pm Wed Zion Lutheran Church, Litchfield, interment Ripley Cemetery. Visitation 4-8 pm Tues Johnson Hagghind Funeral Home, Litchfield. Spierinz Minnie R. age 94, ot mver Grove Cart Center.

Arr: Kok Funeral Home, 459-2875. Stearns Willis H. age 61. of Richfield. Survived by wife, Helen; son, Ted (Sandra) of Plymouth; daughters, Peggy of Richfield, Debra Boktt of Tucson, AZ, sally (Ptiii) senmidt of Tanzania, Africa; step-daughters, Dartene A.

Troiano of Lamed, KS, Donna I Werdk of Eden Prairie, Sharon Kremer of Pine City; 13 grandchildren; brother, David; sisters, Laura limes a tva Otto. Services Thursday 11am Morris Nitsen Chapel, 6527 Portland Av 1 interment Ft SneUing. Visitation 5-8pm Wed. Stren- John age 56, formerly of Mpls a Annandale, died suddenly Wastta, Alaska. Survived bv wife, Helen; daughter, Lisa, of Alaska; parents, Erwm a Leona Streu, Annandale; brother, Richard a wife, Jacqueline; nieces a nephews, al of Mpts.

Services in Alaska Syvongsay seneinamma, age av, ot Eagan. Arr: Burnsville Funeral Home, 894-5080 Thorson Theodore, 91, of a. Paul For further Wo, please cat WuK Famey Mortuary 774-1555 Murrell Esther Mae (Robbins). for merly of SE Mpls, on Oct 21, in her 88th year. Columnist for community news for "North east Preceded in death by husband, Frederick B.

Survived, by 4 daughters and sons-in-law, Beatrice Howard) While. Vivia (Ralph) Andrews, Virginia Kiockeman, Sharon (Ronald) Sorensen; son a daughter- n- law, Gerald (Beverly) Murrell; 10 grandchildren; zi greatgrandchildren; 3 great-great grandchildren; sisters, Mrs Florence Kanne, Doris Butter- field; brother, Roland Robbins; nieces, nephews a loving friends, services Tuesday, 130pm, at BiPman-Hunt Chapel, 2701 Central Av NE. Interment Hillside Cemetery. Visi tation after 4pm Monday. 789-3535 Nelson Donovan age 58, of St.

Louis Park, died Sal. Oct 21st, at his lake home near Pelican Rapids. Survived by wife, Gwen; son, Steven of Crystal; daughters. Lori Knuti of Al- St. Louis Park; 4 grandchildren; 3 sisters.

Funeral service zpm Wednesday, Oct. 25th, Central Lutheran Church, Pelican Rapids. Visitation Tuesday 9am-9pm Larson Funeral Home, Pelican Rapids a 1 hour before service at church. Burial Central Lutheran Cemetery, Pelian Rapids. Memorials to American Red Cross for disaster relief or donor's choice.

Larson Funeral Home Pelican Rapids, MN 218-863-2441 Nelson Myzola, age 68, St. Paul. Services Tues 2 pm at Alexander-Hyde Park Chapel, 644-0733. Nitti Betty E. (Helen), age 58, of west st Paul.

Atrg: west Funeral Home, 457-4200. Nordby Clara 76, of Bloomington. survived by daughters, Mrs. Lois (Miles) Miller and Mrs. Irene (Lee) Heikkila, both of metro area; 2 brothers and 1 sisters, services and burial at GlenwoodCity.WI.

Gleason Mortuary 866-5038 O'Keefe John J. age 68, of Mpts. Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday (TODAY), 1030AM al the Church of the Visitation, 4530 Lvndale Ave. S. Interment Resurrection Cemetery.

GIN Brothers 861-4088 Olson (Jeide) Margaret age 39, of Hous ton. TX formerly of Edina. Survived bv husband, Jerry daughters, Kristin a Laura; son, Joshua; parents. Rex a Marion Jeide; brother, Bruce Jeide; aunt, Helen F. Swenson; parents-in-law, Robert P.

a Lorraine Olson; brother-in-law, Rick Olson. Memorial service Thurs 130 pm Grace Church of Edina, 5300 France Av. S. Visitation Wed 5-9 pm The Albin Chapel, 2200 Nicollet Ave. Private interment Rose-lawn Cemetery.

Memorials may be given to Grace Church of Edina. Albin Chapel Ralph a James Albinson Olson Robert D. age 58, of CoL Htv Pre ceded in death bv Maimer a grandson, Steven. Survived by wife, Helen daughter a son-in-law, Debra a Alex Kortuka; daughter a ft-ance', Sandra a Daniel Dou-cttte; mother, Mrs. Dorothy Olson; sister, Mrs.

Jack (Joyce) Provo; granddaughter, Nicole; many nieces a nephews. Member of Tri-City American Legion, SI. Mary's Vets Club a Russian American Club. Employee of NSP for the past 38 years. Funeral from the KozJak-Radutovkh Funeral Chapel 1918 University Av NE, Thursday Funeral services in SI.

Mary's Orthodox Cathedral Nam, Interment SI. Mary's Orthodox Cemetery. Memorial service (Parastas) Wednesday 430pm visitation after 4pm Wednesday. Famflv prefers memorials. Kottak-RatMovirtCnapal Galvin James F.

Sr. age 69, St Louis Park. Funeral 2 pm on Tues, at westwood Lutheran cnurcn. Geartv-Deimore, 924-1615 Gieuere Louis R. age 43, of Hopkins, formerly ot st.

Louis Park. Survived by wife, Patricia; sons, Daniel a Larry; daugh ters, Sharon Morgan, Kathy Natterstad a Susan Hilton, II; iz grandchildren; sisters, Rosemary Nord a Martene Strelow; brothers. Eugene a Gerald. Services Wednesday 1pm Washburn-McReavy Sfrobeck Johnson Chapel, 1400 Mainstreet. Hook ins.

inter mem Ft. SneUing. Friends may can trom 4-spm Tuesday. Washburn-McReaw Strobeck Johnson 930-9020 Gunsolus Ivan B. age 71, of Long Lake, Funeral notice later.

Retlinger Funeral Home, 473-4954. Hambleton William (Bill), age nerat notice later. FBMiHe Lacs Funeral Home, Isle, 612- aa-w. Hnasko George age 74, of Mpts. Preceded death by wife.

Madeline; parents, Joseph a Mary Hnasko; sister a brother-in-law, Mary a John Ku-binski. survived by beloved companion, Ann Puckropp; sons a aaugnters-in-taw, George Jr. a Karen, Larry a Candy and Richard Hnasko; daughter a son-in-law Frances a Stephen Kiesef-horsl; grandchildren. Stephen Kieselhorst Janeen Hnasko, Krisline Schwlndt, Robert a Thomas Hnasko; great-granddaughter, Andrea Schwlndt; brothers a sister-in- law, John a Rosanne Nasko, joseon a Mildred Hnasko, Thomas a Mary Hnasko; sister a brother-in-law, Ann a John Ltgttrski; many nieces, nepnews a dear friends, ser vice Wednesday 1030am Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3640 23rd Av 1 Friends may call Tuesday 5-8pm.

interment National Cemetery. Memori als to North Memorial Hospice Unit. Henry W.Anderson 729-2331 Hollar John A. on Oct. 20, age 47, res.

Arden Hills. Beloved husband of Kathleen (nee Mol- loy); father of Johann a Anna; son of Janie S. Hollar, Orlando, rL; brother of Patricia Adriatico of Orlando, FL; son-in-law Of Lois A. MoHov of Arden Hills. Funeral service at the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection, County Road a Victoria, Roseville, on Wednesday, Oct.

25, at I lam. Private Interment. Visitation al the church only from 10am Wednesday until time of ser vice. Editorial Director of Augsburg Fortress Pubuslring House since 1972. Memorials preferred to me John A.

Hollar Memorial Fund. 407-2550 Hoskins Otga E. age Mpfs. Sur-vived bv children. Neil Oalbot- ten a wife, Marilyn of Has tings, Carol a husband, Les Dosmann of Crystal, Arthur Dalbotten a wile, Gloria of Ait kin, Jeenettt a husband.

Robert Sutandtr of Spring Lake Park; 15 17 great-granochitartn; 3 sisters; brothers; many nieces a nephews. Funeral service pm Wed at Miller Funeral Visitation 1 hour before service 571-1300. Merment Morningside Memorial Gardens. Hustings Mortnc years, rev si Paid, Oct. 21.

Arr. by Phalen Park Funeral Home, 776-1589. Ingram Manna l. not 41, of SL Paul For further information, cal Spieiman Mortuary, 222-4341 Kraft Gifcert A. age 47, rev Rose-mount Arr; Johnson Peterson Funeral Home, 222-3220.

Peter, age II. Survived by wife, Violet; sister, Elsie, brother, William; many nieces nephews. Memorial service Thursday, 2 pm, Westwood Health center, 7500 W. 22nd St. St.

Louis Park. Bremer Fred age 45, of Blaine. For mer bartender Leon's Supper dub. Survived by wife, Norma; son a daugnter-in-iaw, Jim Barbara Kay Bremer; daughter, Stephanie Bremer; daugh ters sons-in-law. Wendv Rick Bartels, Mary Beth Richard Byrne; 7 orandchil dren; brother, Donald Bremer; sister, Dorothy zahn; many beloved nieces friends.

Mass of Christian Burial 11am Wednesday Immaculate Con ception Catholic Church, 4 1st Jackson stnc, Co) Hts.Visita' lion 5-9pm Tuesday evening Miner Funeral Home, Columbia Heights Chapel, 31 40th Av NE (789-3338). Parish Prayer Service 7pm Tuesday VFW Service 730pm in funeral cha pel. Interment Ft. Snetung Na tional Cemetery. Memorials preferred.

Brown Lillian age 101, formerly of )I5 w. 3ist st. survived by Ju dilh Leckev Haines, Robert. Steven Sherrie Leckev. Service Wed 11 am The Albin Chapel, 2200 Nicollet Ave.

Visitation Tues 6-8 pm. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Me morials to Akfrkh Avenue Presbyterian Church. Albfn Chapel Ralph James Albinson Carlson Nancy I. age 41, of Richfield.

Survived by husband, Daniel parents, Lawrence Alice White, Richfield; sister, Debbie Hartley, Carver, MN. Service Wed. 730pm The Atbm Chapel, 2200 Nicollet Av, with visitation after 5pm. Graveside service 12noon Thurs. Indian Lake Cemetery, Worthington, MN.

Memorials preferred. Atbm Chapel Ralph James Albinson Geveland Franklin age 51, of St. Croix Fails, wi. formerly of NE Mpts, on Saturday. Preceded death by fattier mother.

i-rank uormv. Beloved hus band of Edoiyn. Survived by son James; daughters. Cynthia Marie Bielawski; Sarah Jane Hiltner; brothers, Michael, uonaid Howard; sisters, Janet, Nancy, Virgina, Lorraine Francis; nieces, nephews. tamtrv a menus, services 7 pm, Wednesday, RainviDe Brothers Chapel, 2301 Central Ave ne.

Private interment. Visitation 4-7 pm, Wednesday. Ramvitt Brothers Chapel 789-3250 Crofoot Agnes age 71, of St. Paul, on oct. zz.

ait: Maple oaks Funeral Home. 738-2198. Dutton Ruth Brfggs, age 91, of Northeast Mpts, on Friday. Beloved mother of Delores Dutton Mann. Also survived by 2 grandchildren, 4 great-grand- cniklren.

meets, nephews, a cousins. Services II am Kamvme Brothers Chapel, 2301 Central Av NE. Interment, 1 pm Thur. Pine Glen Cemetery, Prescolt, Wisconsin. Visitation 5-9 pm Wed.

Rainviee Brothers Chapel, 789-3250. Erickson John D. age 52, of Plymouth. fuii notice Wednesday Evans-NordbyFJt 424-4000 Falconio Lucille age 49, resident of st. Anthony vniage.

Freceeded In death by husband, Felix. Survived by son, Richard a wife Cvia; son, Larry; beloved granddaughter, Angela Marie; prowlers, Donatd a Robert; sisters, Janet, Beverly a Nancy; many meets a nephews. Proceeded ai death bv brother Richard. Former employee of Dayton Hudson Corporation. Servict Tuesday, 3 pm, at Gloria OH Lutheran Church, 30th ivtCKnty at etc.

tinxiiitw Hillside. Friends may call Monday 139 pm to I pm at Washburn McReavy, North-test OtmJohnsi St NE. Memorials preftrtd to American Cancer Society or to donor's choice. Washburn McReavy Northeast Chapel 711-4121 Harvey Vincent, age 75, of Coon Rapids, formerly of Litchfield, MN. Survived bv wife, Eloise; son.

Commander John Zimmerman U.S.N i wife, Mary of Orange Park, FU daughter, Judy a husband, Monty Beedy of Lk SI. Croix Beach, MN; gran-daughters, Amy a Emily, grandson. Matt. Member Zurah Temple of the Shrine in Rabbonni Masonic Lodge r39. Former employee of Holsum Pan-O-Gold Bakery and member of the Bakers Union.

Service Weds. 230pm Wash-burn-McReavy-Swanson Chapel, Lowrv at Irving N. Interment Crystal Lake. Friends may cal 1 hour before service. Memorials preferred to Mercy Hospice Program.

Washburn-McReavy Swanson Chapel 529-9691 CewetwYlob) LAKEWOOD 34TH a HENNEPIN Cemetery Lots Mausoleum Crypts Lawn Crypts Cremation niches CALL822-2I7I RittfelDfretfofi Washburn McReavy Funeral Chapels 377-2203 GFAPTY-DFI MDPF ROBBINSDALE 537-4511 PARK CHAPEL St. Louis Park 926- 5 Billman-Hunt 2701 Central Av. NE. 789-3535 O.E.URSON 2301 Central Av. NE.

789-357) ALBIN CHAPEL 2200 Nicollet (71-1418 EVANS-NORDBY 533-3000 424-40M GLFAMN 76th St. a Pleasant S. 844-503B MALONE-KNAEBLE Fremont at Lowrv 522-342? MORRIS NILSEN 4527 Portland 849-3716 15 INMEMORIAM It is the custom of many, persons to publish an la Menwriam verse mi token: of respect to the irtemory of one who has gone. -Insertion of in ad IrT Memoriam and additionah assistance in correct---phrasing may be arranged bytetephoning 372-4130 Some people come Mo your theaooquicktvoo. Some stay a while end leave footprints on your heart and iiiimnw yi wi pcti rrngnq It Caontoa ACardofThankt putlishedinirieStoTrfcuhe wtf reach a your friekk' live yet effective wty of ex-i rorvj yew Tamuoe.

uil for personal assistance iV preparingaCaofThaTki, 372-4130 OUR DEEPEST THANKS all those who helped lis through our tote wnh food oo nations, cards, pravert A lust eeingthere (or ua. The Gaivoda FamnV Mrs. James (Jeanne) Mun- singer, MO, Mrs. William (Joyce) MitchM, Denver, Mrs. Joe (Janet) Simpson, Mary- ana to granddMden; 3 great' grandchildren; sister, Mrs.

Elizabeth Wincek, Golden ley; brother, Paul Beckey, of Crystal; several nieces nephews, Man of Christian Burial. Tuesday, 10 am, Ka pala-Glodek, Crystal-New Hope Chapel, 7800 Bass Lake Road Interment Glenhaven Cemetery. Rosary Mon 7pm, visitation Monday alter 4 pm. Kapala-Glodek 535-4112 Beckman NeKe M. age 96, of Ek River Nursing Home, formerly of Anoka.

Preceded in death by husband, Oscar; daughters. Fern, Geneva Lucille; sons. Beeutord, Howard, Mantord Gordon; granddaughter, Caro- line; great-granddaughter, Asniev Marie, survived by tons daughters-in-law, Wallace Irene of Anoka, Larry Wanda of Anoka, Jerry Sranev of mpr, Delano Kathryn of Eden Prairie, Wen- del aVOeanna of NJ; daughters I sons-in-law, Lu 1 Martin Syring, Florence Earl Rootes, Gladys a Frank Sroga; daughter, Delores West; daughters sons-in-law, June I Sis Kent, La Verne I Duke Grossiefn, Barbara Jot Ridge, al of Anoka; 41 grandchildren; 91 great- ranotnidren; 4 great-great' grandchildren; sisters, Helen Dahuen ft ma westMade. bo of Mcfc, Norma Chase of St Paut brother, Lester Ho-feert of Osseo; daughters-in-law, Maxine t. Magdeline Beckman; son-in-law, Donald Moore.

Funeral services Wednesday 11am Zion Lu theran Church, 4th Adams St Anoka. Interment 2pm Wednesday Athens Cemetery, her. Visitation a-tpm lues day ThurstoiHJndberg Funeral Home, W. Mam St. Branch Ave.

Anoka. Blackburn Clara, age 15. of Hopkins. Sur- vfved by chMmPal, Rosa-lyn, Richard, Dorothy, Delores 1 Levon; promer, Charles Ma- ahet; 15 arandchidren; 14 aiwvto a private. folia r.

JlAyrlwSaot 14, of St. Anthony HCC Air: Hflside Memor-turn Funeral Home, 711-3391. Boninl JuntE.age4S.of Washington JJjC Survived by daughter sen-in-ltw, Diane Jim McUugNtv sons. Lamar I Robert Walters; grandson, i 'Mark McLaugrwn. No local Louis D.

age 79, of SI. PauL Survived bv wife. Dr. Lydia Schaffer; step-daughter, Nancy Goranin, Burlington, VT; brothers, Herbert (Lea), St Paul Frank, SI. Paul and Os-car, Denver, CO; numerous rupees a nephews.

Funeral Servict TUESDAY, 11 AM, TEMPLE OF AARON, 414 S. Mississippi iver Blvd. SI. PatJ. Memorials preferred the donor's choke.

SHIVA: 515 1 Uxtoton Partway, St. Paul (througa Thursday fa the Coirwiwaity Rocfn). VrenpjO" KaW ntana I WW WI ny dUlaV fmribn SkM MN CS-2435.