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43 MondayApril 151991Star Tribune Malcolm Howard H. Thompson, Weavewood founder, dies 1 Howard H. Thomnsnn. 78. of Min- McDonald, IC granddaughters.

Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the David Lee Funeral Home, 1220 E. Wayzata Wayzata, and the burial will be at Groveland Cemetery in Minne-tonka. Visitation will be held from to 7 p.m. Monday.

jietonka, founder of Weavewood Inc. tn Golden Valley, died Saturday at iethodist Hospital in St Louis Park. He was born in Boston and attended Milford Academy in Connecticut He graduated from Harvard University and Harvard Business School. Thompson's daughter, Gail Mosley, of Edina, said her father had many successful business ventures before he founded Weavewood Inc. in 1947.

The company makes wooden eating ware and pioneered the use of a plastic resin coating that enabled the products to be used commercially. "He worked with a chemist to devel was working the day before he died," she said. Mosley recalled her father was fond of yard work and was a great history buff. Besides Mosley, Thompson is survived by his wife, Virgene, of Minne-tonka; sons Charles, of Excelsior and Howard of Edina; daughter, Barbara Thompson, of Atlanta, and two op it so that bowls would be dishwater-safe. Ours were the original woven-wood bowls used in restaurants and sold in finer stores," Mosley said.

She said her father was a very private man who devoted most of his time to his work. "He would work seven days a week at his business and he Robert J. Anderson, retired Minneapolis teacher sister, Renee McLain, of Blooming-ton, and four grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at First Universalist Church, 5000 Girard Av.

Minneapolis. Memorials to Minneapolis People for the Parks are suggested. Arrangements are by the Cremation Society of Minnesota. He earned bachelor's and master's degrees at the University of Minnesota. He taught for one year at the old University High School in Minneapolis and for two years at Hopkins High School.

He spent most of his 33-year career at Minneapolis Ramsey Junior High School, retiring from Washburn. Earlier in his career, Anderson taught geography for two years at Macales-ter College in St Paul. Robert James Anderson, 74, a retired Minneapolis history and geography teacher who managed the Edina municipal swimming pool for 17 years, died of kidney cancer Friday at Midwest Community Hospice in Minneapolis. A native of Watertown, S.D., Anderson moved to Minneapolis as a child and graduated from Washburn High School. He served as a pharmacist's mate in the Navy for five years during World War II.

He managed the Edina pool for 17 years, said his wife, Mary Jane. Anderson was an expert on Minnesota and Minneapolis history, and had shot thousands of photographic slides from his around the country. He belonged to two amateur photography clubs. Besides his wife, he is survived by a son, Jeffrey, of Denver, daughters Wendy Anderson, of St Paul, and Roberta Meyers, of Minneapolis; a IMC official Malcolm B. McDonald, 85, retired senior vice president and director of International Multifoods died Friday at his Minneapolis home, apparently of heart failure.

He was past chairman of the Metrbr politan YMCA, a former trustee of Carleton College in Northfitld, and an honorary trustee, of the Minneapolis Foundation. McDonald was born and reared jn Walnut Grove, where his father owned a bank. He graduated from Carleton College and from Harvard University Law School in 1939. He worked for what is now the Dor-sey Whitney law firm in Minneapolis for about 11 years before he joined First Bank Minneapolis as general counsel. He joined International Multifoods in 1951.

At one time, he was' in charge of the company's U.S. flour division and later was involved in acquisitions and planning. He retired hVthe late 1960s. Survivors include his wife, Lucy Lee Nordquist McDonald; a daughter, Helen McDonald, of New York City; a son, Malcolm W. McDonald, of North Oaks; a stepdaughter, Marilee Scheuneman, of New York City; stepsons the Rev.

Conrad Nordquist, of Costa Mesa, and David Nordquist, of Overland Park, three grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. A memorial service will be held at 4 p.m. today at St. George's Episcopal Church, 5224 Minnetonka Sf. Louis Park.

Memorials to the Metropolitan YMCA, Carleton College or the charity of the donor's choice are suggested. Arrangements are by Wetness Brothers Funeral Chapel. 'j Also noted J. Barber, nursing school director Newton Beugen; had a flower shop in Minneapolis Newton Beugen, 79, longtime oWner of Latham Flowers in downtown Minneapolis, died Saturday at Methodist Hospital in St Louis Park. Beugen, of Minneapolis and Naples, bought the flower shop at 10th St and Marquette Av.

S. when he was 25. The business moved to the North Star building a few years later. He sold the flower shop in 1989 but continued to work there until six months ago. He was a graduate of Minneapolis North High School and the University of Minnesota.

He was a member of the Minneapolis Athletic Club, Oak Ridge Country Club in Hopkins, Quail Creek Country Club of Naples, Zuhrah Shrine, Masonic Lodge 19, Sc6ttish Rite and the Sertoma Club. Survivors include his wife, Shirley; a sot), Sheldon, of Chicago; a daughter, Carol Schwartz, of Menlo Park, and three grandchildren. Services are tentatively scheduled for 1 p.m. today at Temple Israel, 2324 Emerson Av. Minneapolis.

Shiva wi(! be held today and Tuesday at the Beugen home. Memorials to the American Cancer Society or to the charity of the donor's choice are suggested. Arrangements are by Hodroff school year and allowed her students to get married both innovative ideas at the time, Elvin said. Barber retired in 1973. The nursing school closed in 197S.

She enjoyed gardening at her home in St. Louis Park and painting. There are no immediate survivors. At her request no services will be held. Arrangements are by the Enga Memorial Funeral Chapel in St.

Louis Park. space for offices and classrooms, and sought accreditation from the state and the National League of Nursing. "We took a pilot number of 22 students for that first year and they all passed their boards," said Margaret Elvin, a former instructor. "It was an interesting time. Later on, the school grew quite rapidly." The school later enrolled about 40 students each year.

They took science classes at Augsburg College in Minneapolis and studied psychiatric nursing at the old Hastings State Hospital. At Methodist they studied basic nursing, medical-surgical nursing, pediatrics and obstetrics. H. Joan Barber, 82, former director of the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in St Louis Park, died April 7 of a brain hemorrhage. Barber, who grew up on a farm near Hillsdale, earned a bachelor's degree' from Hillsdale College and graduated from the University of Michigan School of Nursing in Ann Arbor.

She was a nursing instructor at Northwestern Hospital (now Abbott Northwestern) and director of nursing at the Sister Kenny Institute in Minneapolis before she was hired to start the nursing school at Methodist Hospital in February 1961. Randolfo Pacciardi, 91, an anti-Fascist organizer in Europe and the United States during World War II, died Sunday, news reports said in Rome. Born in Tuscany, Pacciardi earned three medals as a volunteer in World War I when he was still a teenager. Forced to flee Italy in 1927 because of his anti-Fascist work, he became one of the leaders of the Italian resistance based in France. In 1941 he went to the United States, where he founded the Italian Legion, an organization that fought fascism.

When Italy was liberated he returned to become a longtime leader of the Italian Republican Party. She hired instructors, designated Barber instituted a nine-month Funeral classifications. To place a 673-4130 Strom Lester age 81, of Roseville, on April 13th. Beloved husband of Bernadine. Survived bv sons, Gerald ft wife, Mary Jo of Eugene, OR ft J.

Thomas ft wife, Marianne of New Brighton, Charles S. of Richfield; grandchildren, Michael, Kir-sten, Jennifer, Andrew ft Steven; and a brother, Carol of California. Funeral service 130 pm Tuesday at the Roseville Memorial Chapel, 2245 N. Hamline. Visitation Tuesday 1 hour before service at the funeral home.

Interment Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery. Former resident of Richfield, MN. Assistant Manager, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Memorials preferred to Diabetes Assoc of MN. Thompson Howard age 78, of Mtka.

Graduate of Harvard University ft Harvard Business School. Started his own manufacturing Weavewood Inc. In 1947 ft remained active hi his company until his death. Survived by wife, Virgene; sons, Charles ft wife, Joan ft Howard Jr' daughters, Gail ft Barbara; granddaughters, Michelle ft Christina. Funeral service Tues.

1030 am, at David Lee Funeral Home, Wayzata Blvd, Wayzata. Visitation 5-7 pm. Interment Groveland Cemetery, Mtka. David Lee Funeral Home 473-5577 Ude Scott age 25 (suddenly), res. West St.

Paul. Beloved husband of Carrie; dear son of Gilbert ft May Ude, West St Paul; grandson of Carolina Ude, W. St Paul; brother ft brother-in-law of Karen James Sprengeler, Mpls, Carol ft David Rachac St. Paul, Bruce ft Mavis Ude, Newell, SD; son-in-law of Dennis ft Lvnne Meldlinger, W. St Paul; brother-in-law of Jenifer Mektlinger.

Funeral services Tuesday, April 16, 11 am, St. James Lutheran Church, Cherokee ft Annapolis, West St Paul VISITATION TODAY, MONDAY, 3-5 ft 7-9 PM at the Johnson Peterson Funeral Home, 612 Smith Av, St Paul (222-3220), and at the church one hour before the service. Interment Acacia Park Cemetery. Memorials preferred. Walsh Colleen age 54, of North St.

Paul. Preceded in death by her husband, James I Mother of Kelly ft her husband, John Jendro and Michael; sister of Mary Allen Bromenschenkel ft husband, Vic of Avon, MN, William Hood ft his wife, Evelyn, Nampa, ID, Sandra Oushaw, St. Paul, Mark Hood, Rice, MN ft also survived by special brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces ft many wonderful friends. Funeral service 11 am, Wednesday at the Sandberg Mortuary, 7th Ave ft Charles St. N.

St. Paul Interment National Cemetery, Ft Snelling. Visitation at the mortuary 3-8 pm Tuesday. St. Peter's parish prayer service 430 pm Tuesday.

Warg Lorraine age 70 of Outing. Formerly of Robbinsdale. Survived by husband, Lorin; son, David ft wife, Karen; daughter, Kathryn Quist ft husband, Paul; grandchildren, Jennifer, Rachael, John, Erik, Kara ft Andrew. Sister, Genevieve Anderson; brothers, Warren ft Emery Nelson. Service Wed, 1030 am at North United Methodist Church, 4350 Fremont Ave.

N. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Visf-' tatton at Washburn-McReaw Swanson Chapel, Lowry at Irving Ave. from 5-8 pm Tues. Prayer service 8 pm Tues.

Memorials may.be; directed to the church. Washburn-McReavy Swanson Chapel 529-9691 Whipple Virginia age 84, of St. Paul, on April 12. Funeral leaving from the Roseville Memorial Chapel, 2245 N. Hamline -1030am Mon.

Mass of Christian Burial at St Rose of Lima Church, 2048 N. Hamline nam Mon (TODAY), interment Calvary. Wong James age 82, of St Louis Park. See Thursday paper for complete notice. GILL BROTHERS 861-6088 13 ItattilDinctort Washburn McReavy Funeral Chapels 377-2203 GEARTY-DELMORE ROBBINSDALE 537-4511 PARK CHAPEL St.

Louis Parti 926-1615 Billman-Hunt 2701 Central Av. NE. 7W-353s! O.E. LARSON 2301 Central Av. NE.

7W-3S71 CRYSTAL LAKE PennatDowlIng 521-3677 EVANS-NORDBY 533-3000 424-4000 GLEASON 76th St. ft Pleasant S. 866-5038 MORRIS NILSEN mi roniano aey-3726 Sunset Memorial Park Funeral Chapel. 789-3596 For Informatloo About TbeaasslikatJoos 5Cituarlet4FuneraJ 7Ftori8 9 Cemetery Lots 11 Monuments A Markers 12 Grief Counseling 13 Funeral Directors 14 Crematories 15 In Memoriam 17 Card of Thanks fteaswCM 673-4130 Larson Viola 85, of N. Mpls.

Preceded in death bv husband, Richard. Survived by sons ft daughters-in-law, Richard Jr. ft Marilyn, Donald ft Marilyn, Dale ft Carol, all of Mpls; sister, Dorothea Hogenson, Seattle; 9 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren ft 2 great-great-grandchildren. Funeral service Tuesday 2 pm at Victory Lutheran Church, 43rd ft Thomas Ave N. in Mpls.

Interment Crystal Lake. Visitation Monday, 4-8 pm at the Evans-Nordbv Funeral Home, 6000 Brooklyn Blvd in -Brooklyn Center ft 1 hour before service at church. Memorials preferred to the church. Evans-Nordby 533-3000 Leiner Clement age 79, formerly of 2700 Sheridan Av N. Complete notice Tues.

Arr. with Malone-Knaeble Funeral Home, Fremont at Lowry Av N. 522-3622. Lorenz 79, of Mpfs. Preceded in death by wife, Irene.

Survived by sons, Emil J. ft Jim; daughters, Pauline ft Christine; grandchildren, Tony, Michael, Brandon, Tammi ft Ron; sister, Melinda Chelsma. Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday 10 am al the Church of St Albert the Great, 3200 29th St. Visitation Tuesday 5-8 pm at McDivitt-Hauge-Bradshaw Funeral Home, 313) Minnehaha Ave. S.

Also one hour prior to services at the church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. McDivitt-Hauge-Bradshaw 724-3621 Lynn Ella, (Mrs. Charles on Apr 4 in her 100th year. Survived by daughter, Gladys Holtan; son, Lvle Lynn; 6 grandchildren, Lynn, Douglas ft Mark Holtan, Randy, Julie and Terry Lvnn; 2 great-granddaughters, Tracy Ellena and Katie Holtan; and great-great-grandson, Dominik Ellena.

Memorials preferred to TASKS UNLIMITED, 3020 Clinton Av, Mpls 55408. Memorial Service at Redeemer Residence 3111 Lvndale AvS Tuesday, April 16th3PM Manick Marie, age 94. Air. pending. Werness Brothers Chapel 3500W.50thSt,927-8641 Matson Detores M.

age 56, Funeral notice Tuesday. Henry W. Anderson, 729-2331. Mayer Audrey age 75, of Cambridge, MN, formerly Mpls. Preceded in death by husband, John A.

Mayer. Survived by sons, John Bruce, Richfield, Daniel Fredrick, North Branch, MN, Jetfery George, Cambridge, MN; 6 grandchildren; brother, Soren Miller, Milwaukee, WL If so desired. Memorials may be given to Midwest Community Hospice, 5525 Peon Ave. So Mpls. MN 55419.

Funeral service 2 pm Moo, Werness Brothers Chapel Private interment Lake-wood Cemetery. Friends may call 1 hr prior to service at Werness Brothers Chapel 3500 W. 50th SI. 927-8641 Mcllvaine 9 Harry B. Sr.

age 79, of N. Mpls. Retired Mots Police Officer. Complete notice Tues. Makme-Knae-ble Funeral Home, 522-3622.

Mortenson Marvin age 59, of Spring Lake Park. 20-vear employee of Onan Fridlev. Veteran of Korean War. Survived by wife, Patricia; sons, Gregory ft wife, Michelle, ft Daniel Mortenson; daughters, Teresa ft husband, Wayne Scott, Laura ft husband, Jim Kirberger; 3 grandsons; 3 granddaughters; mother, Gladys Mortenson; 1 brother; 4 sisters. Mass of Christian Burial 11 am Tues.

at St. Timothy's Catholic Church, 707 89th Ave. NE, Blaine. Visitation 6-9 pm at Miller Funeral Home, Fridlev Chapel, 6210 NE Hwy. 65 (789-3338) ft 1 hour prior to service.

Interment Morningside Memorial Gardens. Memorials perferred to Good Shepherd Home, St. Paul. Nelson Carlton age 77, of Mots. Full notice later.

Arr McDIvitt Hauge Bradshaw, 724-3621. Nightingale Mariorie age 78, of Plymouth. Longtime employee of Roto-Rooter Company ft mother of 5 children. Passed quietly to her eternal resting place, Saturday, April 13th, 1991. Preceded hi death by husband, Theodore N.

Nightingale. Survived by children, Beverly Jepson ft husband, Donald, Dennis Nightingale, Judy Mertz, Joan Kessler Langsdorf ft husband William ft Thomas Nightingale; also 13 grandchildren ft 7 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday, 1 pm at Gearty-Detmore Park Chapel, Wooddale Ave. at Excelsior Blvd. Interment Roselawn Cemetery.

Friends may caU Monday, 5-8 pm. Memorials to Our Lady of Good Counsel Cancer Home. Nordwall Russell, age 37, of Lakeville on 413 For Info, call White Funeral Home, 469-2723. Oberg Charles S. (Kelly), age 63, of Bloomington.

I Funeral service TODAY. 1030 am- Hillcrest United Methodist Church, 9100 Russell Av.S. Interment Ft Snelling National Cemetery. Werness Brothers Chapel 2300W.OW Shakopee Rd Bloomington 884-8145 Ostlund Henry age 23, Anoka. Notice later.

Cremation Society of Minnesota, 825-2435 Paulson Ursula age 79, of Hopkins. Survived by husband, Norman; sons, Michael and Martin; daughters, Eloise and Norma Jeanne; 12 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren. Member Daughters of Isabella, Lady the American Legion Auxiliary and the VFW Auxiliary. Memorial Mass to announced later at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Hopkins.

Interment Ft Snelling. Memorials to donor's choice. Cremation Society of MN Proshek Margaret, age 92, of New Prague. Survived by sons, John, William and Robert; 11 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren. Visitation Tuesday pm, New Prague.

Services Wednesday, 1030 am at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, New Prague. Burial Ft SneWng. Relf Louise Fulton, age 97, of Hill-crest Health Care Center, Wayzata. Nurse during WW I and school teacher. Was active in the national and local Republican Parly.

A great sports fan, especially North Star Hockey. Survived bv son, Richard Relf Jr. ft wife, Nanci, RosweH, GA, John F. Red ft wife, Belle, Bakersfield, CA; daughter, Mary R. Bush ft husband, Walter Edina; son-in-law, Henry Doerr; also survived by 14 grandchildren; 5 great-grandchildren; and special nurse companion, Loretta Pollock.

Preceded in death by husband, Richard Rett and daughter, Anne R. Doerr. Memorial funeral services Tuesday, 12 noon at Lakewood Cemetery Chapel Private interment. Memorials preferred to the Anne Relf Doerr Memorial Grove, MN Landscape Arboretum, 3675 Arboretum Or, Chanhassen, MN 55317. Gill Brothers 861-6088 Reynolds Florence age 77, of Richfield, died April 13.

Member of Bloomington Lutheran Church. Preceded in death by husband, Charles. Survived by sons, Stu Reynolds of Mpls and Jim Sprungman of Phoenix, AZ; daughter, Charlotte ft her husband, Richard Riddle of Plymouth; 7 grandchildren; brothers, Walter Edstrom of Keewatin, MN and Richard Edstrom of Paola, KS; sister, Ida Anderson of Mpls. Service Tuesday, 1 pm, Bloomington Lutheran Church, 9350 Portland Ave. S.

Interment Ft. Snelling. Visitation Monday from 7-8 pm, Morris Nilsen Chapel, 6527 Portland Ave. and one hour prior to service ATCHURCH. Morris Nilsen 869-3226 Sattler John (Jack), age 66, of Tempe, AZ, formerly of Brooklyn Park.

Preceded ki death by wife, Gervaise. Survived by 4 sons, Michael, Robert, Patrick ft John; 2 grandchildren; 2 greatgrandchildren; brother, Gregory Sattler; sister, Mary Rose Butale. Memorial service Tues, 7 pm at the Kapala-Glo-. dek Malone Crystal New Hope Chapel, Bass Lake Rd ft Win-netka Ave N. Private interment FL Snelling National Cemetery.

Visitation 6-8 pm Tuesday. Kapala-Glodek Malone, 522-3622 Seim Marion age 81, of N. Mots. Preceded in death by husband, George. Survived by son ft daughter-in-law, Robert ft Marcian of Brooklyn Center; daughters ft sons-in-law.

Charlotte ft John Matson of Brooklyn Center, Deloris ft John Paul of ChampKn; 5 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; sisters, Harriet Tron- stad and Arlyne Barnard; brothers, Donald and Stanley Quist. Service Tuesday, 11 am, Washburn McReaw Swanson Chapel, Lowry at Irving Ave. N. Interment Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Friends may cal Monday, 4-1 pm.

Memorials preferred. Washbum-McReavy Swanson Chapel 529-9691 Sund Lucile. age 94, of RkMekt Full notice on Tuesday. Werness Brothers Chapel 3500 W.50th St, 927-8641 And related Glover Mary 90, Btmtn. Memorial service today, 1:30 pm, Masonic Home chapel, Blmtn.

Gottas Thomas J. age 55, of Bloomington. Owner of trucking and disposal service companies. Survived by wife Marilyn; sons ft daughters-in-law Thomas III ft Kathy, Tracy and Tami; daughters and sons-in-law. Tammy ft Jim Anderson, Theresa ft Jim Rosenthal; 7 grandchildren: Krista, Katie, Brigifte, Kim-berlv, Jessie, Jacob ft Emily; sisters, Phyllis Stroth, Joyce Crofoot, Reonne Egsgaard, and Patricia Bates; nieces ft nephews.

Memorial Mass Weds 11am, Nativity of Mary Catholic Church, 9900 Lyndale Ave Bloomington. Visitation Tues at the church. Memorials preferred to American Cancer Society or Midwest Community Hospice. Cremation Society of MN 825-2435 Grant Velma age 66, of Mpls. Auxiliary Commander of Disabled American Veterans Chapter ll.

Survived by husband, Clifton; son, Robert Dun-ford, Cedar Rapids, I grandson, Todd; stepdaughter, Glay Davis, Atlanta, stepgrand-son, Walter Davis; sister, Mildred Roderick, Wayzata; niece and nephews. Funeral service Wednesday, 1030 am, Minneapolis First Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 2700 Stevens Av S. Interment Ft Snelling National Cemetery. Memorials may be given to Minneapolis First Seventh-Day Adventist Church, or Disabled American Veterans Chapter 1. Friends may call Tuesday, 7-9 pm at: Werness Brothers Chapel 3700 Nicollet AvS, 824-2624 Hill Am Marie (Youngmark), age Mounds view.

Full notice Tuesday's paper. Washburn-McReavy Northeast Chapel 781-6828 Hunt George age 87, of Mots. Member Lvtmhurst Masonic Lodge 317 AF ft AM, Zuhrah Temple and Scottish Rite. Born Nov. 8, 1903 in Melbourne, Australia and became a Ui.

citizen on Nov. 10, 1942. Survived by wife, Eleanor; sisters-in-law, Margaret Olson ft husband, Ivar and Olivia Nelson; nieces, Martyn Mayer and Carol Donkjn; nephews, Roger Johnson, Douglas Johnson and Paul Nelson. If so desired, memorials may be given to donor's choice. Memorial service Tuesday, 7 pm, Mount Olivet Seriey Chapel, 50th St.

at Knox Ave. S. Private interment No visitation. Werness Brothers Chapel 3500 W. 50th St, 927-8641 Johnson Harold 74, of New Hope.

Notice later. Arr. Gearty-Detmore, 537-4511 Juhl Thomas age 63, of Edina. Memorial services Thursday. Complete notice Tuesday.

Cremation Society of MN 125-2435 Knoerl Ratph Lewis, age 76, of Mpls. Retired engineer. Survived by wife, Martys; stepdaughter, Katharine Biddle; 3 grandchildren; 1 greal-orandchildren; nieces, nephews ft friends. Service Tuesday, 11 am, Altai Chapel, 2200 Nicollet Ave. S.

Visitation Monday, 6-8 pm. Interment Ft SneMng National Cemetery. Leaves a legacy of love, caring and humor. Aloin Chapel Ralph ft James Albinson 871-1418 Notices paid classified notice call McDonald Malcolm age 85 of Mpls, died at home 412. Born in Walnut Grove, MN on May 14, 1905.

Graduated Carleton College ft Harvard Law School. Survived by wife, Lucy Lee Nordquist (nee Nichols); daughter, Helen New York City; stepdaughter, Marilee Scheuneman, New York City; son, Malcolm W. ft wife, Judy, North Oaks; stepsons, the Rev. Conrad Nordquist, Costa Mesa, CA ft David Nordquist, Overland Park, KS; grandchildren, Malcolm S. ft wife, Betty, Alexandria, VA, Philip B.

ft wife, Amy, daughter, Camilla Skye, Albuquerque, NM Preceded In death by wife, Ruth (nee Stees) ft son, George S. McDonald. Formerly employed by International Multi-foods Inc. First Bank Mpls ft Dorsey Owen. Former Chairman Metropolitan YMCA, The Community Chest Drive.

Trustee Carleton College ft honorary Trustee, Mpls Foundation. If so desired, memorials may be given to donor's choice. The Metropolitan YMCA or Carleton College. Memorial service Monday, 4 pm, St. George's Episcopal Church, 5224 Mtka Blvd.

Private interment. No visitation. Werness Brothers Chapel 3500 W. 50th St, 927-8641 McLaughlin jonn conrad, age 63, of St. Paul, on April 13.

Preceded in death by parents, William ft Genevieve. Survived by brother, Michael ft wife, Judy of St. Paul; sister-in-law, Betty Jean McLaughlin of St. Paul; nieces and nephews, Barbara McLaughlin ft Dr. Robert Lasser of St.

Paul, Michael McLaughlin ft wife, Dawn ft children, Ryan ft Katie of St. Paul, Patricia Salay ft husband, Roger ft children, Nicholas ft Daniel of St. Cloud, John P. McLaughlin and Catherine McLaughlin, both of St. Paul, Dr.

Terrance McLaughlin ft wife, Laura, Kalamazoo, Ml, Carol McLaughlin, David McLaughlin and William McLaughlin, all of St. Paul; and many good friends and relatives. Funeral leaving from CHalloran ft Murphy, 575 S. Snelling Av, St. Paul, 930 am Wednesday.

Mass of Christian Burial 10 am Wednesday, April 17, at the Cathedral of St. Paul, Summit Ave ft Selby Ave. Visitation Tuesday, April 16, 5-9 pm at the funeral home. Parish vigil 730 pm Tuesday. Graduated John Marshall High School, University of Minnesota (Accounting), William Mitchell Law School Active in DFL politics, last elected Abstract Clerk for Ramsey County.

Served U.S. Army (Engineers) WW II in the PhiH Hpines. Employed as administrative assistant to Mayor Thomas Byrne, St. Paul City Corporation CouncH City Attorney's Office Prosecuting Attorney, Federal Aviation Administration, Great Northern Railroad Land ft Tax Agent. Elected Ramsey County Abstract Clerk, 1978, retired 1988.

Member Cathedral of St. Paul Parish ft Riverside Lion's Club. Memorials preferred to the Cathedral Church. Arr: CHaltoran ft Murphy 498-0796 Mortvedt Julius of NE Mpls, April 11 in his 84th year. A retired maintenance worker for Honeywell and member of Local 1145.

Survived by sons, Julius H. Mortvedt, Jr. ft wife, Margaret Gary E. Mortvedt ft wife, Darlene A' grandchildren, Robert, Barbara, Donald, Tammy, Jason and Lisa; great-grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Hytda Harstad, Mrs.

Alice Thielke, nieces ft nephews. Services Monday, 130 at the Billman-Hunt Chapel, 2701 Central Ave NE. Interment Hillside Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, 2-5 pm at the Bilman-Hunt Chapel, 789-3535 Dahl Inger age II, of Jones Harrison Residence. 50 year member Central Lutheran Church.

Retired member of Local H14S (Honeywell Employees); member of Oslo Lodge 12, Sons of Norway. Survived by cousins' families, the Bailey's, Mpls ft Isle, MN, the Sawyer's, Mpls, the Gulbrandson's, Albert Lea, MN, the Station's, Ellendale, Owatonna ft Bemidii; the Tronrud's, MT; many relatives fn Norway ft special friend, Margaret Chartsori so desired, memorials may be given to Central Lutheran Church Foundation. Funeral service 1:00 Werness Brothers Chapel. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call Monday, at Werness Brothers Chapel 35MW.50thSt,927-8641 Dolmar Ellen Knox, age 83, of Mpls.

Member of the DAR. Survived by husband, George son, Robert ft his wife, Mary; 10 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren ft 2 nieces. Funeral service Wednesday, 1 pm, Lake Harriet United Methodist Church, 4901 Chowen Ave. S. Private interment.

Sunset Memorial Park. Memorials may be given to the Lake Harriet United Methodist Church. Visitation Tuesday 5-730 pm at: Werness Brothers Chapel 3500 W. 50th St, 927-8641 Edgell William, aoe 35. of Henderson.

Funeral services Tuesday, I pm at the Cavanaugh-McNeamev Funeral Home, 1220 E. 3rd Ave, Shakopee. Visitation Monday, 6-9 pm. Fiecke John, age 21, of Fort Polk, LA, formerly Winsled on 41191. Survived by father, Robert ft wife, Sandra of Winsted; mother Shirley Reimer of Eden Prairie; brothers, Joey Fiecke ft James Reimer; sister, Kris-ten Reimer; grandparents, Henry ft Eleanor Fiecke of Winsted, Mary Josephine Movent of Annandale ft Mary Engesser of Apache Junction, AZ; great-grandmothers, Peggy Lewandowski, Winsted ft Anna Kalway of Apache Junction, AZ; also many aunts ft uncles.

Funeral services 1030 am Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Winsled. Interment Fort Snelling Cemetery, Mpls. Friends may caH Monday, 4-9 pm at the Winsted Funeral Home, Winsted. Prayer service 730 pm. 612-485-2286 Flannigan John M.

(Mick), age 44, of Mpls. For service info: Cremation Society Of MN 825-2435. Gibson Robert aoe 74, of Columbia Heights. For info cat Cremation Society of MN, 825-2435. Giere Joanne age 60, passed away Apr! 11, 1991.

Preceded in death by brother, John Hellie. Survived by husband, James Giere; niece, Mary HeHie; nephew, Jeffrey Hellie, CA; brother-in-law ft sister-in-law, Dr. Donald Watson ft Phyllis G. Watson; nephew. Dr.

Robert Watson; niece, Marda W. Ernst, Mpls. If so desired, memorials may be given to Bethlehem Lutheran Church Foundation, Courage Center or donor's favorite charity. No reviewal. Private interment Lakewood Cemetery.

Memorial service Moo, 1:00 pm. Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 4100LvndaleAv.S. Werness Brothers Chapel 35WW.50thSt,927-l641 GJesdahl Kathryn age 55, formerly Richfield. Notice Tuesday. Morris Nilsen Chapel 869-3226 Boryczka Mary age 85, of N.

Mpls. Survived by sisters, Frances Boryaka and Rose B. Soiac; brother sister-in-law, Dr. Raymond B. Vibeke Solac several nieces nephews.

Retired from Food and Drug Administration. Funeral from the Kozlak-Rodulovich Funeral Chapel, 1911 University Ave NE, Tues at 9.30am. Mass of Christian Burial at the Church of Holy Cross at 10am. Interment St. John's Cemetery, New Brighton.

Parish Vigil Mon at Visitation after 5pm Moa Kozlak-Radutovich Chapel 789-8869 Brady Betty, 68 years, of NE Minneapolis. Survived by son, Daryl; brothers, sister, nieces and nephews. Private service. Kapala-Glodek 378-1331 Bullock Mathilda (Tile), age 92 of Perham. Formerly of Hacken-sack Mpls.

Preceded in death by husband, Robert J. Sr. (Mpls. Policeman); son, Robert J. Jrj sons-in-law, Harold Herheim and Robert Lott.

Survived by daughters, Patty Herheim and Nancy Lott Mustonen husband, Roger; daughter-in-law, Cork! Buttock; 7 grandchildren; 6 greatgrandchildren; sister, Leona Kindem; nieces nephews. Service Tues. 1 pm at the Washbum-McReavy Swanson Chapel, Lowry at Irving Ave. N. Interment Ft.

Snelling National Cemetery, Friends may call from 5-8 pm Mon. Washburn-McReaw Swanson Chapel 529-9691 Burke Ida age 92, of Delano, formerly of St. Louis Park. Complete notice Tuesday. Morris Carlson Donald Roy, age 70, on 413.

Sunset Funeral Chapel 789-3596 Carlson Doris age 65, Bloomington. Member of the Women's Auxiliary, VFW Post H296. Preceded In death by husband, Robert W. Survived by son daughter-in-law, Letf Kar-lotta; daughters son-in-law, Cam Sean Ittner, and Lisa Cartoon. Service Tuesday at 130 pm, Morris Nilsen Chapel, 6527 Portland Av.

Interment Ft Snelling. Visitation Monday, 5-7 pm. Memorials to the Amerdan Cancer Society. Morris Nilsen Chapel 869-3226 Carlson Sign age 100. Funeral notice Tuesday.

Henry W. Anderson, 729-2331 Coplan Donald G. age 66 of Crystal Survived by wife, Vivian; daughter son-in-law, Catherine Gary Von Ruden; daughter, Cheryl I fiance, Robert Campbell; daughter Carol Coplan; son daughter-in-law, Curtis ft Rachel Co-plan; grandchildren, BrHtani Mitchel, A Hyson ft Mark Von Ruden, Amanda ft malic Coplan; brothers, Leslie, Gordon ft Kenneth; sister, Lorraine Coplan. Preceded ki death by son, Craig. Member of Westphal American Legion Post 251.

Postal Workers Union, Navy veteran during Korean War. Funeral Tues. 930 am from Geertv Dekrtore Robbinsdale Chapel 39lh ft W. Broadway. Mass of Christian Burial 10 am at Church of St Joseph of Medicine Lake, 13015 Rock ford Rd.

Internment Gemsemane. Friends may cal 4-8 pm Mon. Prayer service 7 JO pm Mon. Memorials preferred to American Cancer Society or me Diabetes Assn. NOTICE As a public service to our reoders, we offer the first five lines of any 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 additional lines of space, for help in placing your notice, please contact a Star Tribune representative at 673-4130 or our funeral director. A'gerlie Lola Mm, ag 59, of Richfield Employe of Hub Chiropractic. Former parish worker Music Director at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church, Richfield 8 Choir Director at Berea Lutheran Church.

Soloist at many area churches. Taught vocal music at Aurora, MN. Also worked in Insurance field for many years as former office manager for Home Insurance for American States. Survived by husband, Oliver; daughters I sons-in-law, Anita Pascal GuHlotel, Bonnie Kevin Flaegan, Carol Charles Radniecki; sons, Gerald his wHo, Andrea Rick Agerlie; 7 grandchildren; brothers, Ray, Lvle Everet sisters, Pat Ryan Roma Dirnberger. Services Wednesday, 3 pm at Berea Lutheran Church, 7538 Emerson Ave.

S. Private interment. Visitation Tuesday, 4-9 pm at 'Morris Nilsen Chapel, 4527 Ave. Memorials to American Heart Assoc Morris Nilsen Chapel 869-3226 Anderson Robert James, age 74, of Mph. For service into contact Society of MN 825-2435 Bade Harold 0., age 12, of Wayzata.

Member Minnehaha Masonic Lodge 165 AF AM, Scottish Rite of Mpls Zuhrah Temple of the Shrine. Survived by wife, brother-in-law Robert 8 Alice Phillips of MpIs; bromer-in- law, Stanley Ewert of Mtka; -'cousin, Douglas Bade of "Chaska; many beloved nieces, nephews cousins. By his quest, there will be no service. Friends may gather from pm Wed, April 24 at 155 Gleason Lake Road, Wayiata. A special thanks to his many dear caring friends 4 to al "personnel at Excelsior Nursling Home for their tender care.

Memorials may be directed to the Masonic Cancer Center Fund or donor's choice. David Lee Funeral Home 473-5577 Beugen 1 Newton D. age 79, of Mirme-. actons and Naples, FL Former owner of Latham Flowers. Survived by his wife, Shirley; son Si daughter-in-law, Shel-don Joan Buegen, Chicago, IU daughter I sonHn-Haw, 'Carol David Schwarti of Park, CA; grandchS-' Sara Beugen, Peter and Thea Schwarti; many loving 'nieces and nephews.

Funeral services MONDAY, 1 PM, 'TEMPLE ISRAEL, 2324 Em-. arson Ave S. Memorials are to the American Society or to the do-nort favorite charity. SHIVA, 3530 Basswood Road (through Tuesday). Braden Philip E.

age 74, of Wayzata. Funeral notice later. Rettinger Funeral Home, 473-6954. Brinkhaus Bertha S. IS, of BtoomSngton.

notice will follow. Gi Brothers 10-7771 Cremation Society of Minnesota Simple Dignified Inexpensive For free no-obligation brochure call 825-2435 or write: 4343 icollet Ave. Mpls, MN 55409.