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Tribune -STAR TRIBUNE Obituaries ST. PAUL EDITION Chippewa leader Arthur Gahbow dies By Pat Pheifer Minnesota Chippewa Tribe from He was instrumental in starting the Staff Writer 1974 to 1978. The Mille Lacs band Nay Ah Shing School and promoted has about 2,400 enrolled members, the newly opened Grand Casino on Arthur Gahbow, 55, chief executive and about 40 percent live on or near the reservation. A ceremonial drumof the Mille Lacs Band of Chippewa the reservation north of Onamia. mer, he also was a cofounder of the for nearly 20 years, died of heart American Indian Alliance and failure Thursday at Abbott North- In 1987 the band was one of seven helped start the Ojibwe language western Hospital in Minneapolis.

tribes in the nation, and the only one course at the University of Minnesoin Minnesota, to begin a self-gover- ta-Duluth. "Art has developed into one of the nance demonstration project, accordstrongest leaders in the state of Min- ing to Melanie Benjamin, commis- He is survived by his wife, Cheryl nesota," said Roger Jourdain, a sioner of administration. The tribe Garbo; daughters Janet Gahbow and friend and chairman of the Red Lake can avoid some red tape in the Bu- Judy Sargent, both of Isle, Band of Chippewa for 31 years. "(He reau of Indian Affairs and deal di- Tami Gahbow, of Duluth; Nancy was) blindly dedicated to the Mille rectly with the federal government. Gahbow, of Minneapolis, and Alena, Lacs Chippewa Reservation.

He's Sheena and Rayna Gahbow, all of going to leave a great big vacuum." In the 1980s, Gahbow also helped the Onamia; sons Peter, of Virginia, reservation adopt a separation of Harold, of Minneapolis, and Gahbow was elected tribal chairman powers that involved judicial, legis- Erik and Jared, both of Onamia; an in 1972, a position he held until his lative and executive branches, she adopted son, Tom Benjamin, of East death. He also was president of the said. Lake, stepchildren Kyle, Cor- Sister Rita Rademacher, teacher and chaplain Sister Rita (Joseph Anne) Rade- St. Joseph's in Hopkins and St. Aloy- department to improve their lives macher, 58, a former parochial sius in Olivia, Minn.

after they left the hospital. school teacher and hospital chaplain, died of cancer Thursday at Bethany In 1976, she decided to change min- Rademacher is survived by brothers Convent in St. Paul. istries and took clinical pastoral edu- Richard, of Springfield, James, cation courses at St. Joseph's of Soldatna, Alaska, and Jerome, of Rademacher grew up in Minneapolis, Midway hospitals in St.

Paul and Winona, Minn. where her parents owned a grocery North Memorial Medical Center in store. She joined the Sisters of St. Robbinsdale. Services will be held at 7 p.m.

SunJoseph in 1949 at age 16 and began a day at Bethany Convent, 1870 Ran24-year teaching career in 1952. She Sister Mary Kraft, communications dolph St. Paul. Visitation will be graduated from the College of St. director for the Sisters of St.

Joseph, held from 2 to 7 p.m. Memorials to Catherine in St. Paul in 1963. She said she was especially concerned the Sisters of St. Joseph Retirement taught at St.

Columba's, St. Mark's with the homeless people who were Fund are suggested. Arrangements and St. Patrick's schools in St. Paul, cared for at St.

Joseph's Hospital, are by the O'Halloran Murphy St. Thomas Aquinas in St. Paul Park, and worked with the social service Funeral Home. Arthur Johnson; ran Grand Plumbing Heating Arthur J. Johnson, 92, retired owner Schuster, of San Diego.

"The druggist baseball cap, his daughter said. and operator of Grand Plumbing and the baker and a barbershop Heating in south Minneapolis, died there, a little cleaning establishment His wife, Helen, died in March 1990. Tuesday at Fairview Southdale Hos- and a local grocery store. And the Besides his daughter, survivors inpital in Edina. Catholic school, of course, and the clude a son, Richard, of Seattle; a church were very much involved in brother, Ing, of Minneapolis, two Johnson, a native of Rice Lake, the community." grandchildren and one great-grandattended Dunwoody Institute and child.

earned his master journeyman's li- At one time, Grand Plumbing cense. He worked for the plumber at Heating employed 18 plumbers. A memorial service will be held at 1 38th St. and Grand Av. S.

for several Many of the neighborhood's resi- p.m. today at Diamond Lake Lutheryears before buying the business in dents were repeat customers over the an Church, 5760 Portland Av. 1938. A few years later he built a new years, Schuster said. Minneapolis.

Arrangements are by store at 3809 Grand Av. S. the Morris Nilsen Funeral Home in Johnson sold the shop when he re- Richfield. "At that time, there was a very close tired at age 72. He was a Minnesota community," said his daughter, Jean Twins fan and will be buried with his And related classifications.

To place a paid classified notice Funeral Notices Cameron Haley Jeurissen Lee Obituaries and Funerals Kathryn 46, of St. Louis Lawrence age 83, of Apple Jeanette, age 56, of Shakopee. Margaret age 71, Park. Survived by mother, Valley. Full notice Sun.

Survived by husband, Ber- S. Mpls. Preceded in death Ann; sister brother-in-law, Gleason Mortuary nard; children, Barbara hus- son, Eugene at Okinawa. NOTICE Joanne Hal Walberg; 866-5038 band, Steven Diethelm of vived by husband, Ernest; brother, John Cameron; Chaska, Daniel wife, Susie of Richard wife, Dorothy, As a public service to our nieces, Sarah Gwen Hall Carver, Yvonne husband, Apple Valley; daughter, readers, we offer the first Walberg; other relatives and Fred age 51, of Burnsville, Allan Schmitt of Cologne, Patricia Lee, Mpis; five lines of any Minneapo- friends. Memorial service died April 10, 1991.

He was Sharry, Jeffrey wife, Toni, children, Lorlei Pope lis or St. Paul obituary free TODAY, 1:30 pm at Gearty- born in Chicago on July 6, 1939. Rick Jeurissen fiancee, husband, Greg, Brian of charge. With this space Delmore Park Chapel, He graduated from high school Mindy Snow, all of Shakopee; 3 Lee; great-grandchildren you can include name, Wooddale Ave. at Excelsior at Boys Town, NE in 1957 and brothers 6 sisters, Mrs.

Ade- Jareme, Chelsea Zachary age, address, city and fu- Blvd. Memorials may be given from St. John's University in line Martin of Mpls, Gerald Pope; sisters, Anna Johnson neral home. You may also to the University of Minnesota 1961. He is survived by his wife, Lowell Jacobs of Carver, Cecelia Thorson, Willmar.

buy additional lines of Landscape Arboretum wife, Elaine; son, Freddie; Leona husband, Alfred Pier- Services 1:30 space. For help in placing Foundation, PO Box 39, brother sister-in-law, Rich- son, Diane husband, Robert Hillside Memorium Funeral your notice, please con- Chanhassen, MN 55317. ard Mary of Brooklyn Park; Vogel, all of Chaska, Marceline Home, 2610 19th Ave. tact a Star Tribune repre- brother, Robert of Tallahas- husband, Kenneth Adamson (Hwy 88 Stinson sentative at 673-4130 or Cornish see, FL, as well as many of St. Paul, Margaret hus- Visitation 4-6 pm.

funeral director. Robert age 67, of S. Mpis. nieces, nephews friends. He band, Leon Breeggemann of prior to service.

Interment your Survived by wife, Marguerite; was preceded in death by his Shakopee, Kenneth wife, Hillside Cemetery. brother, Dawson; nephews, mother, Nancy Hughes Hall; Sharon Jacobs of Cologne, Hillside Memorium Abrahamson Bill vice Jim Monday, Sahl. Memorial 11:30 ser- brother, father, Jim. Fredrick Mass of Hall Christian and Matt Chanhassen, wife, Judy Lucille Jacobs Wussow of 781-3391 am, Donna age 44, of Blaine. Christ's Church, 3015 13th Ave Burial 11 am at Mary, of NY; 10 grandchildren.

Mass Manley Survived by husband, Jim; S. No visitation or reviewal. Mother of the Church Catholic of Christian Burial Mon, 11 am Alfred age 62, of children, Peter Abrahamson, Private interment Ft. Snelling Church, 3333 Cliff Rd, Burns- at St. Mark's Church, Shako- Valley.

Funeral notice Sunday. Lori Sharp husband, David, National Cemetery. Memori- ville (chapel, lower level). Visi- pee. Interment Catholic Ceme- Washburn-McReavy Portland, OR; mother, Viola als to Christ's Church Mission tation one hour prior to the tery.

Visitation Sunday, 4-9 pm Strobeck Johnson Chapel Lillico, Grafton, ND; sisters, in lieu of flowers. service. Memorials are pre- at the Cavanaugh-McNearney 938-9020 Ivon Elizondo, Sharon Olson, Albin Chapel ferred to the Boys Town Funeral Home, 1220 E. 3rd Mary Ramirez, Janice Lillico, Ralph James Albinson Alumni Association in Nebras- Ave, Shakopee. Parish vigil McDonald Joyce Villanueva and Theresa 871-1418 ka, St Johns Alumni Sunday, 4:30 pm.

Malcomb age 85, of Gonzales; brothers, James tion in Collegeville, MN or the Notice of service later. Robert Lillico. Memorial Dixon National Kidney Foundation Kirsch Werness Brothers Chapel service Sun, 2:00 pm, Sunset Noriene 0., age 77, the Upper Midwest, 920 S. 7th Bertha age 92, of Circle 3500 W. 50th St, 927-8641 Memorial Park Funeral Green Bay, WI.

Formerly of Mpls, 55415. Pines. Service info, Cremation Chapel, 2250 St. Anthony Blvd Rockford, IL. Died Tuesday, Burnsville Funeral Home Society of Minn.

825-2435 McMahon NE. In lieu of flowers, April 9, 1991 in Green Bay. 894-5080 Regina Bowe, age 95, of memorials appreciated to Born July 29, 1913 in Klisch formerly of Grand American Cancer Society. WI. Daughter of Superior, Haugen Allen Patrick, age MN.

Preceded in death Bass by Ovidia husband, Oie. C. Preceded William in in death 1986. notice Sun. age Arr: 92, Mpis.

Thurston- Full Visitation 2-4 pm 4 children, Marion Harmon Minnie 45, of St. Paul. husband, John E. Survived Ruth, age 89, of Minnetonka. Survived by daughters, Judith Lindberg FH, 421-0220 Sunday at St.

Monterey, CA, Kathleen Service Sat. Arr: Cremation C. Dixon, Edina, Jill A. Brants, Mark's Catholic husband, Jerome Blatz Society of MIN, 825-2435 Nesconset, Long Island, NY, Howard Church. funeral Mass 4 pm bloomington, John E.

Mrs. John (Jeanine) Boyle, William of Mpls, attorney. Sunday. Arr: 0'Halloran Mary Margaret McMahon, Bokovoy Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Born July 23, 1927, died April Murphy, 698-0796. Complete Mendota Heights, Patricia Evelyn age 82.

Preceded in Mrs. William (Jeri Lou) 11, 1991. Graduate Greenwich notice tomorrow. husband, Bud Schlehuber death by husband, Albert. Johnson, Green Bay, WI; High School, Greenwich, CT Lantto Carlsbad, CA; 26 grandchilSurvived by brother, Harvey 6 grandchildren 3 great- and University of Minnesota dren; 12 great-grandchildren; Olson; sister, Helen Haglund; granddaughters; brothers, School of Law, Class of 1953.

Elaine age 73, of Cokato, sister, Sr. Camille Bowe niece, Sheila Olson; nephew, Milton Oie, Milwaukee, WI. Practicing attorney for 38 died at Methodist Hospital of Assisi Heights, Rochester. Keith Olson. Service Mon, 10 Maynard Oie, Yuma, AZ.

years in Mpis. Member Min- of St. Louis Park. Survived by- Mass of Christian Burial am, Henry W. Anderson Service 1:00 The nesota State and Hennepin daughter, Nancy Huntington of 11 am at the Church of the Mortuary, 3640 23rd Ave S.

Albin Chapel, 2200 Nicollet Av. County Bar Associations. Vet- New Hope; 2 grandsons; tivity of Mary, 9900 Lyndale Visitation before service. Visitation 6-8 pm. eran of WW Army Intelli- brothers, Eugene, Edwin, Ave S.

Interment Calvary Interment Ft. Snelling. 1 hour prior to service. gence, stationed in Japan. Carl, Robert, Daniel Ray- Cemetery, Grand Rapids, Memorials preferred 10 Interment Lakewood Ceme- Member of VFW James Bal- mond Tormanen; sisters, Eva 2 pm Sun.

Visitation 1 hr Bethany Lutheran Church. tery. Memorials preferred. lentine Post Survived by Rukes Mary Ann Pierson. to mass at church only.

Henry W. Anderson Albin Chapel wife, Rita; children, Joseph of Funeral services Sat. 2:00 morials pref. to the Regina 729-2331 Ralph James Albinson Arlington, VA, John, Katherine pm at Apostolic Lutheran McMahon Memorial Fund. Brown 871-1418 Elizabeth, P.

all of Mpis; broth- tion, Church, N. of pm al Cokato. Swanson- Visita- Gill 888-7771 Brothers er, Charles of Mpis; sister, Ruth Kelley, died April 6th, Fesler Mary McKenney of Cape Cor- Peterson Funeral Home of Co1991, in Houston, TX. She was of al, FL; nieces nephews. kato.

7:30 pm prayer service. Metelak born in Mpis, MN, September Steve age 47, Plymouth. Mass of Christian Burial Sat- Interment Cokato Finish Blanche age 79, of 23rd, 1915 to Walter B. and day, Mass of April 14, Christian 5:30 Burial pm, Sun- Pax urday (TODAY), 10 am at the Cemetery. Pillsbury Ave S.

Survived Annabel Swan Kelley. Attend- Christi Catholic Church of the Visitation, 4530 Larson her sisters brothers, ed Wells College, Aurora, NY, Community, Lyndale Ave S. Private inter- Schilling, Elenore Benesh, and graduated from the Uni- 12100 Pioneer Trail, Eden ment Mon, Ft. Snelling Natl Jody age 23, of Burnsville, Margaret McDougall, Evelyn versity of MN. Did graduate Prairie.

Visitation 4 pm. Cemetery. Memorials to Cath- formerly of Northfield. Sur- Anderson, Dallia Benson, studies in social welfare at the Cremation Society of MN olic Charities Food Shelf. vived by parents, Paul Don- old, Stanley, and Edwin University of Chicago.

She 825-2435 Gill Brothers na Larson, Burnsville; brother lak. Numerous nieces married Sandford H. Brown of Fiecke 861-6088 and sister-in-law, Michael ews. Mass of Christian Houston in November 1941. Anne Larson, Arkansas; sister Monday 10:30 am, St Benedicts Served on the Board of Direc- John, 21, formerly of Winsted.

Janos and brother-in-law, DeAnn Catholic Church, White tors or Administrative Com- Full notice Sunday. Winsted of Daniel Swedberg, Fergus MN. Interment Calvary Ceremittees in that city; The Faith Funeral Home. (612) 485-2206. Hope.

Notice age Sun. McDivitt- Falls; niece, Shannon Swed- tery, White Earth, MN. MemoGeorge 83, New Home, Negro Child Center, Hauge-Brasdshaw, 724-3621 berg; nephew, Peter Swed- rial service Saturday, April Day. Care YWCA, Flannigan berg; many loving relatives 10 am, Holy Rosary Catholic Sheltering Arms, United Way, John M. (Mick), 44, Mols.

Ser- Jasper friends. Visitation Sunday 4- Church, 2424 18th Ave and The Family Service Com- vices pending. Cremation So- 7pm at Burnsville Funeral Memorials preferred to St mittee. Also served as a mem- ciety of Minnesota, 825-2435 Irene, age 72, of Shakopee. Home (12804 Nicollet Ave.

seph Home for Children ber of the Emerson Unitarian Survived by husband, Robert; Funeral service Monday 10am McDivitt Hauge Bradshaw Church, and Kappa Kappa Gahbow daughter Stan son-in-law, Karen at Faith Covenant Church 724-3621 Gamma. Survived by her sis- Arthur age 55, of Onamia. VonBokern; sons (12921 Nicollet Ave visitater, Katherine Kelley Burton; Died Thursday at Abbott Joe daughters-in-law, Linda; There- Judy, tion 1 hr prior to service Bob Mortvedt nephews, Theodore P. and Northwestern Hospital. Mille daughter, church.

Burial Acacia Park Julius of NE Mpis, wife, Elizabeth Cameron Bur- Lacs Reservation Tribal sa, all of sons-in-law, Shakopee; Beth daughters Cemetery, Mendota Heights. 11 in his 84th year. Billmanton, Charles G. and wife, Mar- Chairman for 19 years. Tradi- Complin of Mary Memorials are preferred to Hunt Chapel, 789-3535 ion VA; niece, Leckert Sidney Burton O.

of Mygatt Fairfax, of tional ceremony at 10 am Mon- Gene Siebenaler of Chandler, the mor Association Research, 3725 for N. Brain Taiman Muelken Doug Mika, Liz Los Gatos, CA. A memorial Shing School at Mille Lacs AZ, Joni Todd Siewert of Ave, Chicago, IL 60618 Ethel, age 77, of Prior day, April 15, the Nay Ah service was held on April 10th, Reservation, Vineland, MN. Hastings; 18 grandchildren; 10 Burnsville Funeral Horne MN, on April 12, 1991. 1991 at Emerson Unitarian Interment in the Vineland great Also sur- 894-5080 piete notice Sunday.

Church, 1900 Bering Drive, Cemetery. Visitation 5 vived by brothers-in-law Ballard-Busse Houston 77057. The family Sunday at the school. Arr: Pe- sisters-in-law; nieces neph- Leuma 447-2633 Prior Lake, pm suggests memorials be made terson Johnson Funeral Home, ews and friends. Mass of Clarence H.

age 80, of to Emerson Unitarian Church Onamia. 532-3218 Christian Burial Monday, 1:30 Richfield. Service pending. or The Houston Hospice, 8707 pm at St. Mark's Church, Sha- Morris Nilsen Chapel, 869-3226 Katy Houston 77024.

Freeway, Suite 208, Gibson Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, Lorentz kopee. Interment Catholic Robert For age 74, of Columbia 3-8 pm at the Cavanaugh- Peter age 50, of Hastings, Bunting tion Heights. Society of info MN, call 825-2435. Crema- 1220 McNearney E.

3rd Ave, Funeral Shakopee. Home, formerly of Eagan, on April 12. Charles age 72, of Plym- Survived by mother, Dorothy outh. Full notice Sun. David Glover Parish vigil Sunday, 5 pm.

and sister, Judy Rogers, both Lee Funeral Home, 473-5577 of Hastings; 2 sons, Scott of Mary age 90, Masonic Fairmont Todd of Hastings; Carlson Home. Services pending. Cre- also 4 grandchildren. Funeral Edwin age 87, MN Veter- mation Soc. of MN, 825-2435 services at Caturia Funeral ans Home.

Survived by nieces Home Chapel, Hastings, 11 am nephews. Graveside Mon, Guberud Monday. Interment Lakeside 12:15 pm, Ft. Snelling National. Carlton 88, Mpis.

Complete Cemetery. Visitation 4-8 pm Henry W. Anderson Mortuary notice Sun. Arr: McDivitt- Sunday. Memorials preferred 729-2331 Hauge-Bradshaw, 724-3621 to donor's choice.

ina and Archie Cash, Marvin Beaulieu, Wanetta Garbo and Raenelle Garbo; his mother, Batiste Sam, of Onamia; sisters Elleraine Weous, Arvella Kegg and Ruth Sam, all of Onamia; Bertella Sam, of Brainerd, and Wilma Anderson, of Minneapolis; brothers Charles, Ben, David, Henry and Russell Sam, and Eugene Merrill, all of Onamia, and Donald Sam, of Brainerd; 12 grandchildren, and 13 stepgrandchildren. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the Nay Ah Shing School of the Mille Lacs Reservation in Vineland. Visitation will begin at 5 p.m. Sunday at the school.

Arrangements are by the Peterson Johnson Funeral Home in Onamia. Regina McMahon, 95; she taught Charles Lindbergh Regina Bowe McMahon, 95, a retired high school teacher in Grand Rapids, died Thursday at Heritage of Edina Nursing Home. grew up on a farm and graduated of Minnesota degree in 1916. Falls, was Charles the Grand 1920. She in 1921 and She resumed War II, and science until she husband died by daughters of Bloomington, of Monterey, Schlehuber, of John, of Mendota Sister Camille 26 great-grandchildren.

will be held Nativity of Mary Lyndale Av. Visitation will begin service at church. Gill Brothers 673-4130 Funeral Home, 489-1349 Nielsen Joan age Mpis. Preceded death by Helen M. by father, sister brother-in-law, John Caddy; brothers ters-in-law, Bob James Lori; step Bernard niece Carey, Jamie, Ryan, Kreg.

Memorial Mass First Memorial terston Chapel, 4343 Ave (825-4567). Interment Snelling. In lieu of flowers morials preferred to nity Care Fund, Southdale Hospital. ATTN: V.A. EMPLOYEES Pary Walter, age 77, of Hgts.

Full notice Sunday. Miller Funeral Home, Peterson Irene age 74, of Valley. Survived by Cynde Larson; Ryan Erik. service Saturday, 3 pm, Memorial-Waterston 4343. Nicollet.

interment FI. Cemetery. First Memorial Waterson Chapel, Prozinski Martin, 86, Flensburg, Christian Burial, Sacred Flensburg, Mon 11 am. Funeral Home, 632-4393. Rademacher Sr.

Rita, CSJ, of Bethany vent, on April 11. brothers, Richard Rademacher of OR, James Rademacher Soldatna, AK and Jerome demacher of Winona, Mass of Christian Burial pm Sunday at CONVENT, 1870 Visitation 2-7 pm Sun at any Convent. Interment am Monday at Memorials preferred Sisters of St. Joseph ment Fund. Arr: O'Halloran Murphy, 698-0796 Rasmussen Rosella age 67, of Prairie.

Full notice Sunday. Washburn-McReavy Strobeck Johnson 938-9020 Reu Robert, age 39, of Diego, CA, formerly of Memorial service St. John's Lutheran Luverne, MN. Friends call, 545-6640 Roggeman Rose age 97, of Notice was in Friday Gearty-Deimore, 537-4511 Roitenberg David age 34, -of Angeles, formerly of Survived by parents, Roitenberg, Mpls and (Libman) Appleman of Springs, CA; brother, Mpis; sisters, Jane of Yucipa, CA, Roitenberg and grandmother, Sarah Roitenberg, Mpls. Funeral SUNDAY, 12 TEMPLE ISRAEL, Emerson Ave S.

are preferred to Temple Food Shelf or Sharing Hands or the Courage or the charity of the choice. SHIVA: 3512 Calhoun Blvd (Sunday Arr: Hodroff Sons. St. Clair John age 78, of SI. Arr: Adam-Bradshaw-Hauge Fred R.

Hall; corresponded with many celebrities sold as a wall hanging, said his Elaine. Fred R. Hall began his letter-writing avocation in 1961 when he sent Christmas cards to Fidel Castro and President John Kennedy and received personal replies from both. For nearly 30 years he collected nearly 1,000 notes and cards from celebrities ranging from the late Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to Pope Paul VI. Hall, 51, Burnsville, died of complications of diabetes Wednesday at Methodist Hospital in St.

Louis Park. He was born in Chicago and lived in Florida for a short time. He was orphaned at Nebraska, age 12 and where sent he to excelled Boys in athletics. He graduated from high school there in 1957 and earned an English degree from St. John's University in Collegeville, in 1961.

He was a free-lance journalist and a sales and marketing consultant. His short essay, "Portrait of an Achiever: Abraham Lincoln," has been used in many motivational speeches and was sold as a wall hanging, said his wife, She versity tion Little students joined about Mahon maker. World and Her survived Blatz, mon, cia son, sister, ester, 12 Services at 9900 the are by call of by Surson Dawn at NE Pkwy). Golden Mpls. Edina, Rapids, by by of of wife, of O.S.F.

Sat, Na- MN, prior MeB. 2119 Lucy by HarMete- nephBurial Earth, 20, Mpls. Jo- April Lake, Com- MN near from with She where Rapids married became teaching taught retired. in 1962. Carlsbad, Bowe, grandchildren at 11 Catholic an Mortuary.

40, of in mother, Survived Bernard; Linda sisDonna, brothers, nephews, Chad Monday WaNicollet Fort meCommu- Fairview HOSPITAL Columbia Arr: 789-3338 Apple daughter, grandsons, Memorial First Chapel, Private Snelling 825-4567 MN. Heart, Brenny Con(Eleanor) Springfield, of RaMN. 7:00 BETHANY Randolph. Resurrection. to the Eden San Mpis.

Church, may Mpis. paper. Los Mpls. Harold Donna Palm Sam of Burkholder Ursula both of services NOON, 2324 Memorials Israel Caring Center donor's W. only).

Paul. Waseca, the Unian educataught i in one of her Lindbergh, and schools in John Mca homeduring English She is Kathleen Marion Harand a Heights; a of Rochand a.m. today Church, Bloomington. hour before Arrangements Sather Dr. Edgar L.

Fosston, MN, at North Center. Survived of Fosston; Sather of Sather, Fairfax, ters, Andrea ston, Lisabeth town, ND, Brooklyn Sather of grandchildren; Norman of Andrew of Marian Moore Funeral April 13, Church in Sloss Steel Gate retiring in the steel veteran. wife, Helen, sister. Survived garet; sons law, James hassen, Farmington; Gabrielson, and son-in-law, Brophy, Povroznik, ter, Carol ert Moline, Peg Welke, mont, Mpls; 5 rial service 1pm at Maker Cook, MN visitation. Smetzer Stephen ridge, CA, and Brainerd.

Stephen Inglert; 6 great-grandchildren; Evelyn Siegford, ardson vice Monday burn McReavy Chapel, Lowry N. Interment tation 1 hour Swanson Vickerman Margaret Valley. Notice Delmore. Voltin Lova 81, ter. Full notice per.

Evans-Nordby, Weihe Raymond today, 1pm, Ch. Arr: Hall had been too ill to work correspond since about 1986, said. Besides his wife and son, Fred ton Hall, both of Burnsville, he survived by brothers Richard, Brooklyn Center, and Robert, of lahassee, Fla. Services will be held at 11 a.m. at Mary, Mother of the Church, Cliff Burnsville.

Visitation begin an hour before the services the church. Arrangements are by Burnsville Funeral Home. Zilch (Bud), age 73, of Nelson age 83, of on Wed, April 10 Rochester, MN, formerly of Memorial Medical Mpls. Survived by wife, by wife, Bette Esther Ann, sisters, Dorothea 2 sons, Dr. Jay Brown, OH, Ruth Kane, OH.

Plymouth, Jon Mass of Christian Burial VA; 4 daugh- 10:00 Monday at St. John's Dommer of Fos- Catholic Church. Vigil prayer Nyhus, James- service 6:30 pm Sunday, Suzanne Harless of Macken Funeral Home. Center and Maria Friends may call from Brooklyn Center; 12 8:30 Sunday. Interment 2 brothers, Dr.

Calvary Cemetery. If so deFosston and Dr. sired, memorials may be given Bemidii; 1 sister, to Lourdes High School Deveof Hastings. lopment Fund or Samaritan service. 2 pm Sat, Bethany Foundation.

Hope Lutheran Macken Funeral Home Fosston. (507) 282-1075 James J. age 76 of Orr, MN formerly Mpis. He had worked for Korhumel Steel, Villiaum City Steel beforing 1979 after 40 yrs in World War II Preceded in death by 4 brothers and 1 by wife, Marand daughters-inEd Jean, ChanTimothy Marlis, stepson, Jerry Orr; daughters Judy Daniel Mass, Joyce Mpis; stepdaughher husband RobVenice, FL; sisters, Mpis, Mary Bel17 grandchildren; -grandchildren. MemoSaturday, Funeral Home, (218-666-5298).

No age 83, of Northformerly of Mpis Survived by son, daughter, Barbara grandchildren; 2 sisters, Toni RichLeona Koblitz. Ser1 pm at WashSwanson al Irving Ave. Glen Haven. Visibefore service. Chapel 529-9691 age 71, of Golden later.

Ar Gearty 537-4511 of Brooklyn Cenwas in Fri pa533-3000 85, Mpls. Service Mt. Olivet Luth. Society. Cemetery Lots SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK 6 PLOTS 11 Plots, valued at offer.

Contact Jean 823-6874 Double lot at Sunset Memorial for sale. Good deal. Call Lucy, 866-0648 LAKEWOOD 9. $550 each. 922-1200.

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When on faced with a decision, we agonize, rationalize, justify and generally end :101 up coming down on the side of comfort. Comfort once was going to be the goal of Carl Kabat, too. His brother, Paul, already had gone off to the seminary and so Carl was going to 1.10 follow the wishes of his parents and become a doctor. "My family was poor," recalled "I'd become a doctor and make someis money and help take care of everyone." 91. "We sent him to medical school," said his mother.

"He almost had a to breakdown. His stuttering became worse; he felt terrible. He was trying to please his mother." It was decided that Carl should seek to soothe his soul. He went into the seminary and into the priesthood and into following his conscience even when it has meant prison. He has spent most of the 1980s in various prisons for various actions.

The last sentence, from the action in Missouri, was the longest. It started off as 18 years, but was reduced to 10. on appeal. He served the maximum two-thirds of the sentence. (Paul's sentence was shorter because his record of civil disobedience is short.

-Morgan also has been out of prison for some time. Helen Woodson remains in a maximumsecurity prison for women in Florida.) sno It is ironic, at best, that people who DA take symbolic actions in the name of mg peace spend more time in jail than those who undermine trust in the banking system or corrupt the political system or who murder on the street. There is no shortage of irony, Carl Kabat acknowledged. "I've been in cellblocks where 350 of the 450 people were in for homicide," he said. "I never felt threatened.

Out of prison, there's a very real chance somebody might shoot me for my His beliefs seem like a nasty burden. net Kabat makes it clear that prisons haven't changed his view that people must act on their beliefs, even if it means more prison. As long as he is on the outside, the 57-year-old priest said, he will continue to live a life of 1.15 activism and poverty. Out of prison, a car and gasoline are his only major expenses, he said. But the car will be his home as well as his transportation.

Food comes cheap. "I'm used to places like this," he said, as he settled over eggs and bacon at Tobie's Restaurant, which is only a few miles from the prison. "But usually I come in carrying two thermos jugs and I ask for hot water in each one. Then I go back to my car and mix instant coffee in one, instant soup in the other." When the body demands something more solid, he said, dumpsters at most restaurants are filled with treasures. It's grim work eating from dumpsters; and trying to save the world from itself and undergoing long prison stays.

And yesterday, as he stepped from prison, there frequently were tears at the edges of Kabat's eyes. He cried for joy when he saw his mother. He cried for sadness when he started talking of other friends still imprisoned, and the agony of the Kurds. But he also bragged of how he had won four of the five basketball games he'd played in the prison yard Friday, even though a cataract in his right eye has messed up his depth perception and killed his outside shot. And he laughed and told stories and even had a comic remark about what appears to be a growing appreciation for war in the United States, and a shrinking peace group.

"It's like the old saying goes," Kabat said with a laugh. "They won't get away from us this time around. They've got us surrounded." How can he laugh after having spent so many years in prison? How can he laugh when he feels anger toward a war he found evil? "You can either sing and dance or you can cry," he said. "So what's the point of crying? Do what you can do today and put the rest in in God's 400. of.