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I Funeral Notices And related classifications: To place a paid classified notice call 612-673-4130; Fax 612-673-7435 242 Funerals Obituaries Warner Bernard age 75, of Roseville, on September 20. 2001. Preceded in death by parents, Peter Mary; and brothers. Bill and Harry. Survived by wife of 50 years, MaryJean; children, Terri, Michele Brennan, Debby (Jerry) Nelson, Mark (Christine) and Chris (Andrea); 11 grandchildren; sisters, Sister Mildred Warner, Lucille (Jerry) Schilling, Marie (Jerry) Tuckner, Irene (Jack) Pearce, Aggie (Bob) Bruski; brothers, Jim (Nonie) Warner and Jerry (Mitzi) Warner; and many nieces and nephews.

Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM Tuesday at THE CHURCH OF ST ROSE (2048 Hamline Roseville). Visitation 4-8 PM Monday at ROSEVILLE MEMORIAL CHAPEL (2245 Hamline Roseville) 651-631- 2727. Interment at Resurrection Cemetery. Memorials preferred to Our Lady of Good Counsel, St Rose Church or Demontreville Jesuit Retreat Center. Wender Felice, age 75, of Mpls.

Preceded in death by parents, Selma Ted Wender. Survived by brother sister-in-law, Marshal Bette Wender; nieces, Marsha Trost Beverly (B.J.) Wender; nephew, Ted Wender; grand-nieces, Mia Anja Trost; first cousins, Judy Joanie; very special friends, Helen Silha Alice John Reiman family, Pearly Bix, Kay Rodriguez, Gordon Locksley many dear friends. Felice Wender, Doyenne of Mpls art dealers one of the most famous art dealers of the 60's, passed away this past week. Felice founded ran Gallery 12 in Mpls. She helped further the careers of many artists, that went on to become the famous artists of the 20th century.

Her energy full of life avante garde style will long be remembered. Felice was dedicated to the art world to her community. She was very instrumental in developing an art collectors community in the Mpls St. Paul area. She was pioneer leader amongst us, she was out in front made things happen.

Her proud, tough, exterior was filled with a warm geniune heart. She will be deeply missed. Graveside service SUNDAY (TODAY), 1:00 PM TEMPLE ISRAEL MEMORIAL PARK, 3RD AVE 42ND ST. SO. Memorials pref.

to Walker Art Center. Arr: Hodroff Sons. 612-871-1234 White John E. White age 70, of formerly of Superior, WI, on Sept. 20, 2001.

Preceded in death by parents, Jack and Gertrude; and baby daughter, Mary Josephine. Survived by wife, Jo of 45 years; children, John Mark, Robin (Rueben) Ohlhauser, Jeanne (Jerry) Anderson, James (Betty) White; 2 sisters, Barbara (Bill) Wiedner of California, Janet (Ron) Provost of Superior, WI; 7 grandchildren; many nieces, nephews, and friends. Veteran of the Korean War. Employee of Great Northern RailRoad for many years. Graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Superior.

Former employee of Pillsbury. A visitation will be held on Monday, Sept. 24, 4-8 PM at Crystal Lake Funeral Home, corner of Penn and Dowling Aves. with a prayer service at 6 PM. Crystal Lake Funeral Hm.

612-521-3677 Wilson Scott of Burnsville. Born in In Gaylord, MN, died suddenly Beloved husband of Ann (nee Daniel); dear father of Mark, Thomas Joseph; loving son of Duane Doris Wilson; brother of Steven (Mary), Richard and Beth: many nieces nephews also survive. Mass of Christian Burial Monday 10 AM at the CHURCH OF ST. PETER, Mendota. Interment St.

Peter's Cemetery. Visitation 3-8 PM Sunday at J.S. KLECATSKY SONS, Yankee Doodle at Coachman Eagan, and 9-10 AM Monday at church. Scott was employed by Dr Seven Up and a member of of Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity. In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred.

KLECATSKY SONS 651-454-9488 PAGE B10 STAR TRIBUNE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 2001 242 Funerals Obituaries Wobschall Wobschall Margaret, Park. age 79, Retired of from with 38 years of service. Preceded in death by her husband, Wayne. Survived by her brother, George Moore, and sister, Henrietta Endersbe, both of Willmar; nieces and nephews. Service Tues 4 PM with visitation one hour before at Ascension Lutheran Church, 6719 Cedar Lake Road St.

Louis Park. Interment Bethel Lutheran Church Cemetery, Rochester. Memorials are preferred to Ascension Lutheran Church. Washburn-McReavy Edina Chapel 952-920-3996 Wright (Kippels) (nee Chesney) Marlene A. Wright, age 64, born on Oct.

3, 1936, passed away Sept. 20, 2001, after a courageous battle with cancer. Preceded in death by her parents, Fred Emma Chesney. Survived by long time companion, Gary Wright Il; exhusband. Thomas Kippels; sons, Thomas (Roxanne), Jeffrey (Kelly), Tony (Sue), John (Michelle), and Gary Wright Ill (Michelle); grandchildren, Tom Jason, Brett, Aaron, Daniel, Taylor, Sean Benjamin; sister, Arlowine Burns; brother, Fred Chesney; and many friends.

She was a longtime employee of MNDOT, had a love of boating the St. Croix and visiting the casino. The family would like to thank the staff at United Hospital for their help and support. Visitation Sunday 4-7 PM at KESSLER MAGUIRE FUNERAL HOME, W. 7th St.

Paul, 651- 224-2341. Service Tuesday 11 AM at ST. PAUL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST. 900 St. Paul.

Interment Elmhurst Cemetery, St. Paul. Zweigbaum Jerry S. Zweigbaum, age 60, of Minnetonka. Born May 8, 1941 in Minneapolis.

Passed away Friday, September 21, of adrenal cancer. Survived by wife of 38 years, Sharon; daughter, Michelle Bloom (Matthew), Minnetonka; son, Zweigbaum, Minneapolis; daughter, Liba Zweigbaum, Minneapolis; precious granddaughter, Maia Bloom; mother, Helen Zweigbaum, Canoga Park, CA, sister, Judy Abramson (Lou) Westlake Village, CA: mother-in-law. Seema Chernoff, Minnetonka; sister-in-law. Marsha Golob, Golden Valley and beloved niece and nephews, Mindi Katz, Abramson, CA. Barry Golob, Minneapolis and Mitch Golob, Chicago, Jerry is a graduate of Torah Academy, North High School and was a studio art major at the University of Minnesota, graduating with a B.A.

in 1962. Jerry became knowledgeable in the field of contemporary home furnishings and in 1971 co-founded the trade showroom, Contemporary Designs Inc. He later helped develop and served as president of International Market Square in Minneapolis. Jerry entered the medical device manufacturing field in 1992, when he joined Nonin Medical Plymouth as CEO and president. For the last 20 yers, he served actively on the board at Adath Jeshurun Congregation and served as president from 1998- 2000.

Jerry had many interests including family gatherings, art collecting, world travel, building and repairing, racquetball and riding his classic BMW motorcycle. Many thanks to Dr. Lex Nerenberg and Dr. Stuart Bloom and the caring hospice nurses at North Memorial Medical Center. Funeral services Monday, September 24 at 10 am at Adath Jeshuran Congregation, 10500 Hillside Lane.

Minnetonka. SHIVA will be held 7 pm on Monday and Tuesday evenings at 1600 Fairfield Rd. Minnetonka. Memorials preferred to Jerry and Sharon Zweigbaum Art Fund at Adatha Jeshurun. Arrangements by Adath Jeshurun Chevra Kavod Hamet and Enga White 612-827-5838.

Nothing loved is ever lost And she was loved so much. Obituaries 242 Funerals Zajac Steven Anthony, 52, of Mpls, passed away September 14, 2001. Preceded in death by parents, Carol Raymond. Survived by daughter, Bethany (Marshall); son, Zachary (Tricia); grandkids, Keegan and Dayle; 2 brothers, David and Raymond; sister, Debbie; and many friends. Service to be held at the home of Jon Kalata, 1144 Khyber Col.

Sun. at 2-5 PM. Fordir. call, 763-706-9830. He enlightened our lives with his knowledge and strength will always be missed by those he left behind.

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Insertion of an ad In Memoriam additional assistance in correct phrasing may be arranged by telephoning 673-4130 Rose Marie Dahl "Dolly Strangis" 8-26-25 to 9-19-91 Tere's never been a more devoted Wite. Mother and Friend. Although it's been 10 years, not a day goes by that you are not in our thoughts. Your love lives on through us Hank, David, Susan and Phil Keke Y. Jefferson-Moore It has been one year since you left us Seems like it was only yesterday We miss you and love very, very much.

know you are with us in spirit and someday we will be together again in paradise. Love, Mom, Dad, Chris Dana ALLEN R. McKENZIE No farewells were spoken No time to say goodbye. You were gone before we knew it and only God knows why We keep telling ourselves it will get easier, but it's not. We love and miss you very much, Your Loving Family George A.

Higgins, Jr. "'Dizzie' the Clown all those she touched. When we come into this world, we cry and everyone else rejoices. When we leave this world. everyone else criesbut we rejoice.

-Unknown Been a year since you left and miss you. Lots of tears have been shed 'cause I miss you. May God give you peace. Love, Wife Betty Higgins TECKLA FALLT Grandma was a source of encouragement to all who knew her. She blessed those around her with God's wisdom and strength.

She will be missed by ALAS RE De De Star Tribune photos by Joey McLeister Chris Mestler, left, and Bob Valento delivered beer to the Palace Friday morning. In a week, all the beer must go when Palace patrons gather to say goodbye to their early-morning watering hole. After that, the regulars say they don't know where they'll meet for what they call "choir practice." They talked about owner Chuck Wallis' hospitality, the softball teams and the annual turtle races. BAR from B1 A potluck POLISH PALACE and goodbyes, and making all the beer go The menu continues to be rendered in Polish, with English translations. Among the choices are kielbasa (Polish sausage) for $3.25, wolowina (beef) for $4 and szynka (ham) for $3.50.

Cheese is an extra 30 cents. Next Saturday there will be a potluck and a long day of goodbyes during which all the beer must go. "It will be like cutting off my right arm, but it's something that had to be done," said owner Chuck Wallis, 57. He said that a heart condition forced him to sell, but that for now he still comes to work each day. Regulars reminisce The patrons on the bar stools on a recent weekday afternoon say it's been so long that they can't recall how many years they've been coming to the Palace.

They talk about the extensive Christmas decorations Wallis put up every year and the annual turtle races, which were being held this weekend. The trophies on a shelf testify to all of the softball and bowling teams the bar sponsored over the years. The men say that there will 1 9 LIQUOR The new owners of the North- From left, Mike Stoner, Dan Raines, Mike Virden and Randy Schoonover met at the Palace after work. Regulars say they don't know where they'll gather after their favorite watering hole closes. be tears when and that they where they'll to drink and talk, ual they refer to the bar closes don't know yet meet each other a frequent ritas "choir prac- tice." "Chuck is what made this bar," said Rod Larson, of Blaine.

Tim Smith, also of Blaine, agreed. "He didn't treat anybody any differently, whether you're young or old. He always remembers your name and your drink. And he doesn't raise prices like everybody else." While they talked about Wallis, he remained discreet until the end, refusing to tell his favorite tales collected over the years. "Oh, God, no!" he said.

"I'll get in trouble for that." But he did recount the time three years ago when his hospitality landed him in trouble. The bar was known as an early-morning hot spot for postal and law enforcement workers looking for a drink after their overnight shifts. "I used to get here at 6:30 a.m., so I'd let them in about 7:15 a.m. when it was cold," Wallis said. But bars can't serve until 8 a.m., and soon a city inspector was at his door.

"When he walked in, I had 40 people in here and it was 10 to 8 Wallis said with a chuckle. "He said, 'Mr. Wallis wouldn't like that, you're jeopardizing his I said, 'I am Mr. He got off with a warning, according to city records, and apparently has been minding the law ever since. east landmark, who live nearby, It hasn't been easy going haven't decided on a new name.

against the wishes of his cusstartribune.com At startribune.com, you can get caught up on the latest headlines, the latest fashions, and the latest gossip. startribune.com as a registered trademark of The Star Tribune Company MENU Kielbasa (Polish 3.25 Scynka (tam) 3.50 Wolowina (Bret) 4.00 Reubenski (Psish Keshen) 3.75 Cheese .30 Extra Drickuje (Thank you) The Palace menu is in Polish, with English translation. The new owner plans bistro fare. A Lowry Av. NE.

2nd g2 University 22nd Av. NE. Av. NE. The Polish 19th Av.

NE. Palace 4 17th Av. NE Marshall Area detail of St. 94 (35W NE. Broadway -394 Star Tribune MINNEAPOLIS map "SS7W 35W PO tomers, many of whom have become good friends, he said.

"Some of these people get off at 6:30 or 7 in the morning and if they've got to wait around until 8, they just go home," he said. New owners, new look It's unlikely that the new owners will be as much a part of the bar as Wallis, although two of them James Rosenberg and his wife, Christine Bravo live just to the north in a historic, restored house. Rosenberg said that while the bar has been a good neighbor, he and his partners Dave Wischmeier and the firm Sheba Inc. hope to reclaim its history. No name has been chosen for the new bar, but under consideration is a nod to the building's heritage.

German immigrants founded the bar in 1883 as the Thies Hotel and Sample Room. At one point, the Gluek's Brewery was located just south of the building in what is now a park. Rosenberg said it will remain primarily a bar, with a full liquor license, but he also intends to expand the menu, serving sandwiches, soups and salads. "There are 18 other bars that are pretty much like the Palace, if you still want a place that doesn't have windows and is smoky," he said. Of the menu, he said, "We're going to really try and stay away from anything that you have to deep fry." Minneapolis City Council Member Joe Biernat represents the area and welcomes the changing guard.

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