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STAR TRIBUNE ST. PAUL EDITION WednesdaySeptember 121 990 Star Tribune 6Be Art, satanic project or litter? Obituaries Grand Marais folks aren't sure Retailer T.R. Brouillette, 82, dies By Pat Doyle Staff Writer In the resort town of Grand Marais, on Lake Superior, the debate raged in the courthouse and on the sidewalks: What was the arrangement of rock, twine and driftwood on a beach 2 miles west of town? Was it art, junk or thftdevil's workshop? The sheriff investigated. The stuff Colony, which has drawn funding from the McKnight and Blandin foundations, the hullabaloo came as a surprise. Its arrangement of the shoreline debris was an "environmental sculpture," insisted colony director Jay Andersen.

Andersen faced a showdown in Cook County Court over the ticket for littering. He hired a lawyer who warned that "no one would benefit from a trial to determine what is art and what is littering. The editor of the Cook County News Herald said that he tried to dispel fears about Satanism but that the articles only fanned controversy. Before the case could go to court, vandals destroyed much of the display and the art colony picked up the rest. On Tuesday, a deal was struck.

Prosecutor Davison dismissed charges against Andersen on one condition: Next time, he must get permission from the state before committing art on state land. "Sometimes, we would only see him three or four days out of the month," his son said. "He would bend over backwards for every employee." For relaxation, Brouillette liked to hunt and fish. He went on an African safari with his wife, Sunny, who died shortly after the trip. He kept homes in Sun City and Bloomington and was a member of the Minneapolis Club and Union League Club in New York.

Besides his son and sister, Brouillette is survived by son, Jean of Beloit, sister, Jeanne, of Hopkins; brother, William, of Texas, and a granddaughter. A memorial mass will be at 3 p.m. Thursday at St. Therese Catholic Church, 18323 Minnetonka Deephaven. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be sent to Dr.

David Hickok, Cancer Research Fund, Abbott Northwestern Hospital, ing a baby." Store design was Brouillette's speciality. He developed the plans for Allied Stores facilities from Washington to Florida, including the Donaldsons store at Southdale, the first indoor shopping center in the United States. "There was playful grumbling from some of the other stores in the mall that Donaldsons looked too good, and that they would have to close and remodel," said his son, T.R. Brouillette of Minnetonka. Before he was promoted to chief ex-ecutive officer of Donaldsons, Brouillette opened stores at Rosedale and Miracle Mile shopping centers and in Rochester.

He then was hired as vice president and head of store planning of Allied Stores in Scars-dale, New York. He retired in 1968 but worked as a business consultant for several organizations. He was chief executive for Kodicor, a Minneapolis company that makes plumbing fixtures and storage tanks and produces ice for commercial users. He was appointed to the Metropolitan Transit By David Chanen SuffWriter TJjL Brouillette, 82, a former executive at Donaldsons and Allied Stores, died Saturday of a stroke at his home in Sun City, Ariz. Srauillette was born in Tower, and raised in Ely, where he graduated from high school.

He earned a degree in aeronautical engineering from the University of Minnesota. In the late 1920s, Brouillette worked as a stockboy at Donaldsons department store. Nine years later, Brouillette was promoted to the top ranks of the department store chain, now called Carson Pine Scott, and became an executive of the store's parent, company at the time, Allied Stores. In 1941, h'e was made president of Donaldson's downtown Minneapolis store. "He was very loyal to his fellow employees," said his sister, Toots Kenyon, of Deephaven.

"He would stop to chat and always knew if someone was getting married or hav Al Staples, restaurateur in Faribault, Northfield Al Staples, 48, owner of popular restaurants in Northfield and Faribault, died of. heart failure Sunday at a Faribault hospital. He was born in San Diego and raised in St. Louis. He attended Southern Illinois University before joining the Marine Corps during the Vietnam War.

After returning home wounded from the war, he worked in various restaurants in Los Angeles. He was married there and moved to Minneapolis. Staples of Apple Valley worked in copier sales and later leased a Gark gas station on Penn Av. in Richfield. He also bought multi-unit dwellings in Minneapolis and St.

Paul and a small restaurant in northern Minnesota. In 1976, Staples started the 5-eight Club, a restaurant located at 5800 Cedar Av. He sold the business in 1985 and opened the Tavern Restaurant in the basement of the historic Archer House in Northfield. Last April, he and a partner bought the Rails Restaurant in Faribault. was litter, he concluded, and wrote a ticket.

The prosecutor said the stuff was on state land without permission. "If I drove down 1-35 and dropped a picture of Mona Lisa out the window, that could be construed as littering, too," said Cook County Attorney Don Davison. But the headline on the front page of the local newspaper reported the worst fears: "Satanic Cult? Art Colony Project Frightens Community." For the respected Grand Marais Art Court OKs paternity test in support case The Minnesota Court of Appeals has order by a Georgia court that re- Thomas Vennum, partner in prominent law firm quired Braswell to make child support payments to his ex-wife. Klass ruled that the new law, introduced in 1989 by Rep. Sandra Pap-pas, DFL-St.

Paul, was passed specifically for BraswelFs benefit, and thereby violated Minnesota's Constitution because "it is special legislation intended to grant an individual a specific privilege." However, the Appeals Court ruled that the amended statute "does not only benefit Braswell; it applies uniformly to all presumed fathers unaware of the child's existence." "He just fell in line with what inter ested him running restaurants, said his brother Larry. "He had a real good business sense. ruled in tavor ot a M. Paul man seeking a blood test to prove he's not the father of the child for whom his ex-wife is seeking support payments. The court ruled Monday that Kenneth Braswell be alloyed to use the blood test to determine if he should be forced to continue paying $100 a month in child support to his ex-wife.

Mary A. Brooks claims that Braswell fathered a son before the couple were divorced. Brooks made the claim three years after the divorce in 1981, and Braswell said he was unaware of the child's existence until then. But Braswell was prohibited from challenging the claim by a state law that set a three-year statute of limitations on challenges to paternity. The law was later changed to allow a man to challenge a paternity claim until the child is 19 years old.

In February, Ramsey County District Judge Mary Louise KJass enforced an Besides his brother, Staples is survived by a son, Allan, mother, Vir ginia Little, and three sisters. ThOmas Vennum, 88, a partner in the Minneapolis law firm of Lind-quist and Vennum, died Monday at his home in Edina after a long battle wittl Parkinson's Disease. He was born in Watseka, 111. He graduated from Yale University in 1923 and taught school in China for a year, He returned to Northwestern Law School, where he defeated Adlai Stevenson for class president. He moyed to Minneapolis, starting the law firm of Fletcher, Timmerman and Vennum at 7th St.

and 2nd Av. S. Fletcher eventually founded the Dqrsey and Whitney law firm. Vennum had several partners over the next 20 years until 1968, when his firm of Vennum, Newhall, Ack-man and Goetz merged with Lind quist, Magnuson and Glennon. The 26 lawyers formed Lindquist and Vennum, which now employs more than 1 10 lawyers at its offices in the IDS Tower in Minneapolis.

"He was a remarkably outgoing man," said former partner Norman Newhall. "During his prime, he was as well known as any downtown lawyer." In the late 1920s he was president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. He also was president of the Urban League, director of Junior Achievement and one of the first people to teach the Dale Carnegie course in the Twin Cities. He and his wife, Margaret, operated Chateau Madeline, a resort in the Apostle Islands near Bayfield, Wis. They also were active in American Field Service, which placed foreign student in homes throughout the United States.

He retired at 75. Besides his wife, Vennum is survived by a son, Dr. Thomas Vennum of Washington, D.C.; a daughter, Margaret V. Daly, of New York, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Tuller, of Florida.

Memorial services will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at Lakewood Cemetery Chapel in Minneapolis. Memorial donations may be made to the Parkinson's Disease Foundation, in care of Methodist Hospital in St. Louis Park, the Urban League or the Better Homes Foundation (to help the homeless), 189 Wells Newton Center, Mass. 021 59.

Service will be held at 2 p.m. today at Morris Nilsen Chapel, 6527 Portland Av. S. Interment at Crystal Lake Cemetery. Mental care Continued from page IB Using information from a variety of Funeral Notices And related classifications.

To place a paid classified notice call 673-4130 Benson Holt Keenan Dudley Maus Sanderson Tucker Obituaries end FunertNJ Gladys Cage 93, of Mplt. Full notice later. Arrangement! Henry W.Anderson, 729-2331. Clinton 55 years of age. Born April MN, passed away Sept.

8. 1990. Mar William G. age 72, formerly of SE Mpls. Preceded In death by daughter, Sandy; and son.

Alice age 79, of Mpls. Survived by brother, Morris Benton, Crosby, ND. Services Friday, 10:30 am, Thomson Brothers Funeral Home, Park Ave. al 26th St. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery.

Larson Marian age go, ot Biaine, formerly of SI Louit Park. Survived by wife, Thelma; 10 children; 22 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; 4 honorary grandchildren. Funeral services Friday, 1 pm, at the Gearhart Funeral Home, Coon Rapids Chapel, 242 Northdale Blvd (755-6300). Visitation 5-8 om Thurt ft one hour before services. Interment Morn-ingside Memorial Gardens.

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Eckes Gustav age 76, of St. Paul, on Sept 9. Beloved father of Janice Darcy, Virginia Johnson ft Linda Brunell; grandfather of Nicole Darcy, Michael ft Kurt Johnson; brother of Edwin Larson, John Larson, Elsie Norris, Paul Larson and Dorothy Sawyer. Preceded in death by his wife, Eleanor and 2 brothers, Henry ft William. Service Friday, 1 pm at St.

Paul-Reformation Lutheran Church, Laurel ft Oxford Aves, St. Paul. Interment Roselawn Cemetery. Visitation Thursday, 5-9 pm, The Hol-comb-Henry-Boom Funeral Home, 536 N. Snelling Av, St.

Paul. Memorials preferred to the Arthritis Foundation. Philip age 100, of Plymouth. Full notice later. Rettinger Funeral Home, Long Lk 473-6954 lone age 71, of St.

Anthony. Retired Executive Secretary, NE Neighborhood House. Survived by husband, Earl daughter, Mrs. Michael (Judith Ann) Richards; sister, Mrs. Robert (Mary) Boelk; nieces ft nephews.

Services Friday, 9:30 am, Billman-Hunl Chapel, 2701 Central Ave. NE. Matt of Christian Burial, 10 am, St. Clements Catholic Church. Interment Sunset Memorial Park.

Visitation beginning Thurt. 4 pm, with a prayer service at 7 pm. 789-3535 Eiler Arnold ried Darlene Skaalrud on August 26, 1972. Attended school in Brooten, graduating In 1952. Entered the Army, November of 1954.

After his Army duties, he attended barber school in Mpls, and has barber ed for the last 32 years. Employee of Barber's in the Park; former 28-year employee Don't Barber Shop, 4050 Central Ave. Member of the Eaglet Aerie 134, American Legion Pott M18, and the VFW Pott in Belgrade, MN. Preceded in death by hit mother and niece. Survived by wife, Darlene; father, Elmer Holt of Wlllmar; brothers and lister, Arden, Denver, CO, Glenice Tangen, Belgrade, Kenny, Detroit Lakes, Jim, Maple Lake, and Eugene, Glenolden, PA; nieces ft nephews.

Service Thursday, 11 am, Historic Ft. Shelling Memorial Chapel, Hwys 5 ft 55. Interment Ft. Snelling National Cemetery. Visitation Wed.

5-8 pm, McDIvllt-Hauge-Brad-shaw Funeral Home, 32nd St. ft Minnehaha Ave with Eaglet Ritual 7:30 pm, also 12 hour prior to service at the chapel. Memorials preferred. McDivltt-Hauge-Bradshaw 724-3621 Brouillette Leonardson John age 47, of Apple Valley. Social Studies teacher at Washburn High School.

Loving husband of Kathy, son of Mrs. Agnes Lundberg of Cannon Falls; stepfather of Karen, Vicky, Beth and Brian England, all of Kentucky; also surviving are auntt, uncles, cousins ft friends. Visitation Wed from 5-9 pm al the BurnsviUe Funeral Home, 12804 Nicollet Ave, Burnsville. Funeral service Thursday, 2 pm at First English Lutheran Church In Cannon Falls, with visitation al the church on Thursday from noon to 2. Burial Cannon Falls Howard on Sunday at the age of 51 yrs.

Survived by his children, Troy (Diane) Sanderson of Buffulo, Todd (Jua-nila) Sanderson of South Haven, Renae (Shane) Forsman, ft Kirsten (Rodney) Rapp, all of Canon Falls; 8 grandchildren; mother, Helen Sanderson Hammer of Orange City, Fl; sister. Avis Richards, of Des Moines, IA. Memorial Service 1:30 pm, Friday, at the Funeral Home. Friends may call on Friday one hour prior to services. Committal Service 430pm, Friday, Cloverleaf Ce-metarylnWillmar Peterson Chapel Buffalo Sather Marlys M.

(nee Bakke), age 56, of Palm Bay, FL, formerly of Olivia ft Bird Island, MN. Died Sept 6 in FL. Memorial Service, Thurs Sept 13 2PM at Palmyra Lutheran Church, Rural Bird Island, MN. Survived by son, John of Ovledo, FL; daughter, Diana Lover-idge of Melbourne FL, Nona Sather Bredin of Madison, AL; mother, Alice Bakke of Olivia; brother, Wayne Bakke, Mpls; 3 grandchildren. Proceeded in death bv husband, Rayland (Dick) Sather earlier this summer; father, Edgar; brother, Harlan.

Arr Dirks-Blem Funeral Home, Bird Island, MN Serley CHaf R. (Bud), age 74, of St. Louis Park. Charter member Ml. Olivet Lutheran Church.

Past member Apollo Club; member of AA (attended 2218). Retired Vice President, Serlev Sash ft Door Co. Survived by wife, Audrey; daughter, Marilyn Baker; stepchildren, Roberta and James McCoy; sister, Margaret Budding; grandson, Justin Baker; granddaughter, Kelly McCoy. If so desired, memorials may be given to Cathedral of the Pines Camp: Memorial service Thursday, 11 am, Serley Chapel al Mount Olivet Lutheran Church, 5025 Knox Ave. S.

Private Interment Lake-wood Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 4-8 pm at: Werness Brothers 3500 W. 50th SI, 927-8641 Steinke Lyle age 74, of Zimmer Butch. Survived by wife, Adeline; sons, Larry Riley ft wife, Joyce, Bob Riley ft wife, Jackie, Jim Tucker ft wife, Marge; daughter-in-law, Peggy Tucker; 12 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren. Retired auto mechanic and member of Teamsters Local 974.

Service Thursday, 9:30 am, Washburn-McReavy Southeast Chapel, 2nd St. ft Central Ave. SE. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday, 10 am at the Church of St. Lawrence, 1201 SE 5th St.

Interment Ft. Snelling National Cemetery. Friends may call Wed. 4-8 pm. Prayer service 6:30 pm.

Washburn-McReavy Southeast Chapel 379-2368 Vaith Kim age 34, of Mpls. Notice of service later. Gill Brothers 861-6068 Vennum Thomas, died at his Edina home, September 10 after a long illness. Former senior partner at Lindquist ft Vennum. Survived bv his wife, Margaret Newhall Vennum; a son, Dr.

Thomas Vennum Jr. of Washington, D.C.; and a daughter, Margaret V. Daly of New York. Memorial service at 3 pm, Thursday, Sept. 13, at Lakewood Memorial Chapel.

In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Parkinson Disease Foundation, co of Methodist Hospital; the Urban League, Mpls; or The Better Homes Foundation to help homeless families, 189 Wells Newton Centre, MA 02159 Wassmund Marilyn, age 57. Complete notice later. Henry W.Anderson: 729-2331 Watts Lester Lincoln, age 74. Passed away on 910. Graveside, Fort Snelling.

Estes 521-6744 Isidore Thomas (Micky), age 76, of Mpls. Former owner of the Court Bar ft Restaurant, for 25 years. Preceded in death by his first wife, Delorls ft sister, Hilda Tiemann. Survived by wife, Patricia; sons ft daughters-in-law, Thomas S. ft wife Constance, Brklyn Park, George ft wife.

De-bra, Duluth, Michael Sarasota, FL; grandchildren, Rlch-ard T. ft Carrie Anne; brothers, Sylvester ft wife Verona, Mpls, Lambert ft wife, Rose, Decatur, IL, Waller ft wife, Millie, Mpls; sister, Ethel ft husband, Eugene Ruegg, San Bruno, CA; brother-in-law, Lawrence Tiemann, Melrose, MN; several nieces ft nephews; also his dog, Chantll-ly Lace. Mass of Christian Burial Fri, 10 am, Basilica of St Marys, 16th ft Hennepin. Interment Ft Snelling National Cemetery. Friends may call at White Funeral Home, 2730 Hennepin, Thurs, from 4-8pm.

Prayer service 6pm. Memorials preferred to Abbott Northwestern Hospital Dialysis Unit. 872-7244 Ness Erllng of Austin, MN, formerly Minnetonka, died 910. Private services. Survived by wife, Dorothy, Austin; daughters, Coy Ness, Mlka, Holly Warner, CA, Gloria Ostlund, Austin; 10 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren; brother, Vernon.

Bonnerup Funeral Service, 525 W. Clark, Albert Lea, MN 56007. Overland Gena. Memorial Services being held today, Willows Center, 6130 Lyndale Av S. Reception following.

Peterson Jesse age 85, of Rockford. Mass of Christian Burial, 10am today, SI. Josephs Catholic Church in Delano. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. Serving the Peterson Chapel Buffalo Polak Rose, age 83, of Lonsdale.

For info, Lonsdale Funeral Home, 507-744-2368. Richter Carl age 56, of Pequot Lakes. Died Monday at St Joseph's Medical Center, Brain-erd. Memorial Service Wed 2:30 al Nelson Doran Funeral Home, Brainerd 218-829-4755 Ries Burnsville Funeral Home 94-5000 Johnson Grandlund Charles age 51, of Plvm-' outh. Preceded in death by fa-1 ther, Charles sister, Connie Hunt.

Survived by wife, Carol; son, Charles deugh-, ter, Alison; mother, Mrs. Gladys Arnold; sister, Kathy Bloom husband. Jack of Brighton, CO; special nieces nephews. Mass of Christian Burial, 1 1 am, Wed, at St Mary of the Lake Catholic Church, at the corner of Ridgemount Ave. Forestview Ln.

outh. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Friends may call at Washburn-McReaw Swanson Chapel, Lowry at Irving Ave. from I to I pm, Tue. Memorials preferred In memory of Chuck Arnold to the Cancer Center Fund, Park Nicollet Medical Foundation, or to Methodist Hospital Foundation Cancer Care.

Washburn-McReaw Swanson Chapel 529-9691 Badker age 67, of NE Mpls, Retired employee of the Mpls Federal Employee's Credit Union. Survived by hus-' band, James ton, Rev. Gary 4 wife, Charla; daughter, Oebra Anderson husband, Bruce; grandchildren, Andrew and Brianna Badker and Josh- Keith age 49, of Garrison, MN. Notice later. Morris Nilsen Chapel, 869-3226 Gravelie John age 68, of Coon Rapids.

Full notice Thursday. Arr. Gearhart F.H., 755-6300. Bentley age 81. Survived by daughter, Linda Hallman; son-in-law, Milton, St.

Louis Park; grandson, Gus; brother. Otto ft wife, Faith, Mtka; sister, Mariam ft husband, Howard Johnson, St. Paul; nieces ft nephews. Service Friday 1 pm. Ml.

Olivet Lutheran Church, 50th St. ft Knox Ave S. Visitation Thursday 4-8 pm, Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3640 23rd Ave and 1 hour before services al church. Interment Lakewood.

Memorials to Cathedral of the Pines Camp. Henry W.Anderson 729-2331 Lindbergh Lillian B. age 76, of Edina. Member of The Woman's Club of Mpls and Edina Woman's Club. Survived by husband, Harold; sons, Dick and wife, Lauri of Danville, CA, Jerry and wife, Arlette, Wauwatosa, Wl; grandchildren, Mark, Kevin, Todd ft Mandy.

If so desired, memorials may be given to the American Heart Association. Funeral service 24WPM Werness Brothers Chapel. Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Friends may call 6-SPM Wed. and 1 hr prior to the service at: Werness Brothers Chapel 3500 West 50th Street 927-8641 Magnuson Josephine age 91, of NE Mpls.

Survived by husband. T.R., of Bloomington and Sun City, AZ. Pasted away Sept I in Sun City. He wat a former executive of-Allied Stores ft a former chief executive officer of Donaldsons, now Carson Plrle Scott. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Sunny.

Survived by 2 sons, T.R. Jr. of Mlka, and Jean T. of Beloit, Wl; 2 sisters, Jeanne of Hopkins, and Toots Kenyon of Deephaven; I brother, William of Texas; and a granddaughter. He it alto survived by a wife In Sun City.

A memorial mass win be held at SI Therese Catholic Church of Deephaven, 18323 Minnetonka Blvd, Deephaven on Thurday, Sept 13 at 1 pm. Please omit flowers. Memorials preferred to Dr. David Hickok, Cancer Research Fund, CO Abboll Northwestern Hospital, Mpls. Burwell Michael Vernon, age 52, of Hopkins, MN, died Sunday at St.

Louis Park, MN. Funeral services and burial will be 130 pm, 913, at Grand Forks, N.D. 701-772-3403 Crabtree ATTN IRON WORKERS LOCAL 512 Brother Frank Crablree passed away September 10. Visitation from Johnson-Peterson Funeral Home, White Bear Lake, Wed. 6-9 pm.

Funeral service Thursday 10 am al the funeral home. Crabtree sources, including public agencies, advocates and on-site visits, the Tor-rey researchers scored each state up to a maximum 25 points. Minnesota was one of 10 states with nine points, tying for 16th place with Alabama, Alaska, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey and Washington. Vermont, with 17 points out of 25, was rated best. Hawaii, with 2 points, was rated worst.

Minnesota also was one of seven states rated as "going nowhere" neither making progress nor getting worse. California, Florida Indiana and Pennsylvania were accused of "moving backward," and Delaware stood alone as "improving most impressively." The report noted that "excellent models for providing the necessary community support" for the mentally ill were developed 25 years ago. "One would think, then, that the quality of life of the now 2 million people with serious mental illness in the United States would have improved dramatically from the days of the hospital 'snake it said. But today's services "are a disaster by any measure used." "Not since the 1820s have so many mentally ill individuals lived untreated in public shelters, on the streets, and in jails. Countless more live in substandard boarding homes or rundown transient hotels, or pass their lives watching television or smoking cigarettes because no rehabilitation services are available." Although some of the report's figures on Minnesota are obsolete, the study adds fuel to a controversy over the state's decision to spend millions on construction at four regional treatment centers.

Over the protests of advocate groups, the Legislature approved new construction at regional centers in Anoka, Moose Lake, Fergus Falls and Brainerd. The Minnesota Alliance for the Mentally 111, the Mental Health Association and the state Advisory Council on Mental Health say the priority should be more community programs, not "bricks and mortar." Also approved was construction of two small community-based residences in Willmar and the Twin Cities area. The 1988 Torrey Report had Minnesota "improving most impressively" despite its low ranking. The Legislature "had passed sweeping reforms mandating comprehensive community programs in each county by 1990," the new report noted. It added: "It is now 1990 and the Promised Land seems as far off as ever.

In 1988, the Legislature was mandating community services and housing; in 1990, the Legislature is considering spending $35 million to add 630 new beds to the state hospitals because the 1988 legislation has not been put into effect. This is progress?" Sudderth said a net increase of 630 beds was never proposed. The $35 million figure is 'also wrong, she said." Hallin Conrad, of Mpls, age 65. Survived by sons, Craig of Bloomington, Bruce of Savage; daughter, Linnea Bullock of Mpls; brothers, Art ft Stan of Bloomington, Roy of Rose-mount and 6 grandchildren. Graveside service 10 am Frl, Ft.

Snelling Nad Cemetery. First Memorial Waterston Chapel, 825-4567 Johnson Harold age 64, of St. Paul. Arrangements Carlson-Brad-thaw, 776-1551. Johnson The Reverend Canon Louis age 87, of Mpls.

Honorary Unon, St. Mark's Cathedral; Rector Emeritus, St. Thomas Episcopal Church; Co-founder, TCOIC; former president, Inler-Denominatlonal Ministerial Alliance; former secretary, Greater Mpti Ministerial Assoc Survived by Beatrice, age 83, formerly of East Union, died Monday after residence at Auburn Manor. Survived by ton ft daughter' In-law, Scott ft Carolyn Hallin of Carver; 3 grandchildren, Chris, Carrie and Carl; 2 greatgrandchildren; titter, Rote Johnson of Chaska. Visitation ua Anderson.

Service Friday, after 4 pm Wed. at the Bertat Funeral Home. 200 W. 3rd it am at Gustavut Adopnus Lutheran Church. 27th Lin- cole St.

NE. Interment Hillside Chaska. Funeral service Thursday, 1) am at East Union Lutheran Church, Carver, Cemetery. Friends may call at Ihe Washburn-McReavy mn. Burial in the church cem Northeast Chanel.

29th ft etery. to desired, memorials are preferred to the donor's Johnson St. NE, from 4-1 pm 13 Funeral Diracton) Thursday and at the church hour before service. so de- choice. Heyne sired, memorials may be given Roy; sister, Eileen Magnuson; Drotner-in-iaw, Hariey Mag William age 89, of Roseville.

nuson; nieces ft nephews. preceded in death by wife. Frank, age 86, ret. White Bear man. Survived by 5 brothers, Gordon ft Ervin, Zimmerman, Lawrence, Elk River, Louie, Champlin, Marshall, Ramsey; sisters, Mary Harrison, Zimmerman, Mrs.

Herman (Viola) Bernard, Elk River. Services Thurt, 11 am, Dare's Funeral Home, Elk River. Int. Livonia Cemetery. Visitation Mats of Christian Burial to the donors choice.

Washburn-McReavy Northeast Chapel 781-6828 Banker Josephine. Survived by Lake, formerly of w. St. Paul. Washburn McReavy Funeral Chapels 377-2203 wife, Winonah; titter, Ruth Jones; nieces ft nephews.

If to desired, memorials may be given to the Episcopal House of Prayer or Eplsclpal Community Service, 430 Oak Grove St. Funeral Services Thursday 10 am, St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 4400 4th Ave. Interment to follow. Friends may Thursday, 9:30 am al the daughter, Mrs.

Gary (Marcia) Preceded in death by wife, Church of St. Charles Borro- John L. age 82, of Ofstedahl, Murrieta, CA; 3 grandsons, Michael, Brian and Carrie; dear lather ft father-In-law of Elaine Bill Johnson, William; 1 great-granddaugh meo, St. Anthony Pkwy at Stln-son St. Anthony.

Interment Lewis Cemetery, Maple Plain. Visitation 12 hour be Shakopee. Survived by wife, Lorraine; 1 daughter, Ann ft husband. Gene ter, Lauren. Services at the 7 Ceila of NE Mots, on Sun- day In her 69th year.

Former owneroperator of Central Poodle Salon. Preceded in Wednesday, 5-8 pm. Tiede wiitwerscheid ft Peters Mor White Bear Lake, Harold ft Marge Crablree, Stillwater; 9 grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren; brother of Doris Dixon, Royalton, MN. Funeral service Thurt, Sept 13 at tuary, 1167 Grand Av, SI. Paul, Juergens; 7 sons, John L.

Jr, GEARTY-DELMORE ROBBINSDALE 537-45)1 PARK CHAPEL St. Louis Park 926-1615 death by grandchildren, Kim' call Wednesday 6-8 pm at: Werness Brothers 3700 Nicollet Av 824-2624 Jones Theresa, age 97, formerly of Dick ft wlte, Marilyn, Frank ft 3 pm Thursday, interment private. Friends may call from 4- berly ft Shawn. Survived by wife, Pat, Charles ft wife, Joan, fore service at the church. Washburn-McReavy Northeast Chapel 781-6828 McDonald husband, Marvin daughters 10:30 am.

The Johnson-Peter ft son-in-law, Judy Gang Joe ft wite, cnns, an ot Shako-pee, Gary of London, Randy ft Shakopee. Survived by daughter, Evelyn of Mankato. Funeral services Thursday 10:30 AM, at the Cavanaugh- 8 pm Wed. Memorials preferred to American Cancer Society. Member of St.

Paul son Funeral Home of White Gerold age 58, of Osseo. Preceded hoff, Mrs. Tom (Maureen) Rees, Michelle Banker; sons ft Bear Lake, Hwy 61 ft 2nd St. Billman-Hunt 2701 Central Av. NE.

789-3535 Mary Kay (nee Donovan), age In death by grand Optimist Club. McNearney Funeral Home (NEW LOCATION), 1220 E. WBL Visitation Wed, 6-9 pm. Interment Riverside Ceme son, Gregory. Sur vived by wife.

wite, Robie of Prior Lake; 15 grandchildren; 2 sisters, Marie Ma honey of Chaska, Dolores ft husband, Mei Lebens of Shakopee. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday, 11 am, at St. Mark's Church, Shakopee. In jra Ave, snakopee. interment daughters-in-law, Jerry, Lee ft wHe, Debby, Jim ft wife, Carol Murphy, John ft Chris Banker; grandchildren, Dar-V ren, Dana, Trkia, Todd, Lon- Catholic Cemetery, Shakopee.

68, ot St. Paul, on Sep! 1 0. Complete notice Thursday. Visitation 4-9 pm Thurs at OHal loran ft Murphy, 698-0796. McKenzle Visitation half hour prior to the O.E.LARSON 2301 Central Av.

NE. 7W-3571 tery, Royalton, MN. Memorials preferred. ATTENTION: IRONWORKERS LOCAL 512 Day Dorothy; sons ft daughter-in-law, Gary, Mark ft Jill, David, Michael, Greg ft Stad and Chris; daughters ft sons-in-law, Wanda ft Greg, Kathy ft nie, Heidi, Brian ft Shane; sit service. Timbere terment Catholic Cemetery.

Mary age 65, of New Phil, Debbie ft Robert; Visitation Wed. 4-9 pm at the Cavanaugh-McNearney Funeral Home (NEW LOCA ter, Mary Maclei, Mrs. George (Rose) Opart, Mrs. Sam (Ann) Bieniek, Mrs. Eu- gene (Regina) Poop, Mrs.

Brighton. Survived bv hus ALBIN CHAPEL 2200 Nicollet 871-1418 Marianne (Priest) age 82 of band, Cosmos ton, James ft Paul age 28, of Mplt, on Sept. 9. Survived by mother, Jane M. of Colorado; and fa walker Methodist Home, no- grandchildren; 2 stepgrand-children; brothers; sisters ft other relatives.

Mast of Chris wite, Kimoerly; daughters, I Alois (Theresa) Bieniek; sis- lice of Service later. Werness Brothers Chapel 3500 West 50th Street 927-8641 EVANS-NORDBY 533-3000 424-4000 ter-ln-law, Mrt. Magdalan ther, William Sr. of Mpti; brothers, BID Jr. of Mpls, tian Burial 10 am Friday at St.

TION), 1220 E. 3rd Shakopee. Parish vigil Wed. 7 pm, of Rosary 8:30 pm. Roetteer Kllmek; brothers, Joe ft wife, Regina, Roman, Harry ft wife, Vincent de Paul Catholic Visitation after 4 pm Thurt.

Margaret Kllmek; many Patricia ft husband, Kent Lan-derholm, Ann McKenile; grandchlldren, Michael, Rory and Corey; sister, Joyce Rat-terman; brothers, Ray and Jim Heaney. Mass of Christian Burial 10 am Friday, Church of SI. John the Baptist, 835 2nd Bruce of Colorado; sister, Linda of Colorado; grandmother, Natalie Kelley of St. Paul. Funeral service at Lake- GLEASON 74th St.

ft Pleasant S. 846-5038 Raymond age nlecet ft nephews. Services Thurt, 10:30 am, Billman-Hunt 63, ot Chanhassen. with a rosary al 7 pm at the Evans-Nordby Funeral Home Interment Weds, Saints Peter ft Paul '-Chapel, 2701 central Av. NE.

wood Cemetery Chapel, 3600 Hennepin 3pm Wed. McDivitt-Hauge-Bradshaw 313) Minnehaha Ave 724-3621 Mast of Christian Burial al St. Cemetery. Rich Ave. nw.

New Brighton. Visi (TODAY). Interment Lake- 34 2nd St. NE, Osseo. Interment St.

Vincent de Paul Cem. Evans-Nordby 424-4000 Ctemenft Catholic Church II tation 6-9 pm Thursday with a wood Cemetery. Visitation 1 am. interment Hillside Ceme mond. Interment prayer service Weds, 11 am, al Wanner Funeral Home, Richmond with MORRIS NILSEN 4527 Portland 869-3226 tery.

Visitation Wed from 7 pm vigil service at Miller Funeral Home, Frldley Chapel, pm; prayer vigil 7 pm. 719-3535 hour before service. Memorials preferred to Camp Courage. Member of South St. Paul Rod ft Gun Club.

Arr. CHal- 6210 NE Hwy 65 (571-1300). Interment Ft, Snelling National visitation hr prior to service. Huber Funeral Home 474-9595 WHITE 2730 Hennepin Av 872-7244 cemetery. toran ft Murphy, 698-0796..