1 3 lady MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE Feb. 28, 1964 It's Lake vs. Valley Tonight District 18 basketball eliminations open at four sites tonight with eight Lake Conference teams hoping to pull off another clean sweep over the eight Minnesota Valley Conference representatives. The schedule: At St. Louis Park p.m., Robbinsdale vs.
Shakopee; 9 p.m., Wayzata vs. Eden Prairie. At p.m., Waconia vs. Hopkins; 9:30 p.m., Orono vs. Minnetonka.
At p.m., Chaska vs. Bloomington; 9 p.m., Golden Valley vs. Richfield. At Wayzata 7:30 p.m., Edina- vs. Watertown; 9:30 p.m., St.
Louis Park vs. University High, Last year, the Lake erased all eight Valley entrants in the first round. It appears they will be more hard-pressed to do so this year. Golden Valley, the MVC champion 15-1 record, takes on the Lake's eighthranked team in Richfield (5-12), a winner Tuesday night over Mound in subdistrict playoff. Eden Prairie, another strong Valley team, is accorded a good opportunity to sideline Wayzata, team that finished 5-11 in the Lake.
Orono, University High and Chaska would seem to be the other MVC teams with the best chance of breaking through. Shakopee sends the Valley's new scoring champ against Robbinsdale in Wayne Engelen. Chaska's Bob Roepke 1 is another top Valley scorer. The night's most lop-sided match, likely, will occur at Wayzata when Watertown, with a 1-17 record, hosts Edina, Lake kingpin at 18-0. Michigan to Construct $3.5 Million Fieldhouse ANN ARBOR, Mich.
(AP) A fieldhouse costing near $3.5 5 million Thursday was approved for construction at the University of Michigan by the school's Board of Regents. The building, with tentative seating for 12,000 to 15,000, is expected to be ready for the 1965-66 basketball season. It also will be used for other sports and campus activities. MINNEHAHA, LUTHER, WESSINGTON WIN Blake Heroics Tip Breck in Overtime A 55-foot shot in the final second of regulation time rescued Blake Thursday and opened the way to a 75-73 overtime victory over Breck in the Independent School invitational basketball tournament. Joining Blake as opening round victors were Minnehaha, New Ulm, Luther and Wessington Springs, S.D.
Mike Green's odds-defying field goal in the final second of regulation play came after Breck had apparently locked up the game. Breck held a 69-67 lead and a man at the free throw line to shoot. A lane violation, however, gave Blake the ball and time for the desperation shot. Green then hit four straight points in overtime and, Breck pulled even, Mark Roberts scored with 18 seconds left to win for Blake. In the other game at Min- Twin Cities Duo Gains Women's Tennis Finals Special to the Minneapolis Tribune BROOKLINE, Mass.
A Twin Cities duo, Belmar Gunderson and Mrs. Warren Swanson, Thursday advanced to the doubles finals of the National Women's Indoor Tennis Championships. 'They defeated Carole Wright, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Mrs. Lena Green, Rockville Center, N.Y., 10-8, 6-3, and will meet Mary Ann Eisel, St. Louis, and Kay Hubbel, Conway, N.H., in today's title match.
Miss Gunderson, from Philadelphia, and now a physical education instructor at the University of Minnesota, also will compete in another title match today teaming with Chauncey Steele 3rd in the mixed doubles. In singles play, Miss Gunderson, seeded second, lost to Miss Eisel 6-4, 6-3. Miss Eisel will face No. 1-seeded Miss Wright today. CLASSIC SCORES THURSDAY 1:00 P.M.
SHIFT Minneapolis Merritt Johnson 166 191 189 189-735 Jerry Anderson 213 190 199 168-770 Joe Waresh 178 150 166 159-653 Pat Patterson 200 220 166 172-758 David Hazel 182 177 189 190-738 nehaha, Wessington Springs, with Royce Van Bockhern scoring 18 points, defeated St. Croix Lutheran of St. Paul 54-41. At Concordia, Minnehaha turned back Concordia 63-61 and Luther belted Fergus Falls, Hillcrest Lutheran 86-52. Concordia, battling uphill, tied the score at 59-59 in the final minutes but Ed Nixon and Roy Kohler steered Minnehaha to victory.
Luther sprinted into a long lead over Hillcrest early in the game and was never in trouble. In tonight's semifinals at Concordia, Minnehaha plays Luther at' 7 p.m. and Blake meets Wessington Springs at 8:30. Blake (75) Breck (73) fg ft pf tp fa ft pf tp s'honing 3 517 Kessel 511 Green 2 316 Is as 5 6 416 3 Marks 0 2 Myers 2 5 5 Lindstrom 00 23 Strit matr 4 0 016 Edie 4 1 3 9 Murphy 6 5 20 Bush -O 0 1 00. Gross 1 4 Roberts 6 8 Spencer 28 19 24 75 Totals 26 21 23 73 16 18 14 21 6-75 23 11 16 19 4--73 (61) Minnehaha (63) fg ft pf tp fg ft pf tp 6 3 14 Bower 4 3 4 11 3 0 6 E.
Nixon 8 5 3 21 314 D. Nixon 312 0 0 4.0 0 Kohler 8 2 18 00 3 19 Stattine 0 3 3 8 Totals 23 17 13 63 26 9 22 61 17 10 21-61 13 26 10 14-63 Prep Swimmers at 'U' Today Despite the wet surroundings, plenty of fireworks could develop, including another onslaught on the records, in the annual state high school swimming meet that gets underway today with preliminaries at Cooke Hall at the University of Minnesota. Diving preliminaries are at 1:30 p.m., today, with qualifying in swimming events at 6 p.m. The finals are Saturday at 1 p.m. Rochester's defending champions and Hopkins are figured the top contenders for the team title.
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J. N. Larson Chevrolet, Inc. in Hopkins 1221 WEST LAKE -TA 5-4444 420 CENTRAL AVENUE-FE 5-7635 3. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS GUENING5MANN-Cora age 65, of Winsted, on Wednesday.
Survived by husband, Andrew: 4 sons, and 3 daughters 11 grandchildren; also sister and 1 brother. Requiem Mass at 10:30 A.M. Sat. Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Winsted. Interment church cemetery.
Parish rosary 8:30 P.M. Fri. Arrangements by Winsted Funeral Home, Winsted, Minn. HANSEN Christ age 78, of 6445 Standish Richfield. Member of Society Dania and an employe of Bachinan's for many years.
Survived by 2 brothers and several nieces and nephews, all in Denmark. Services Sat. 2 p.m. Morris Nilsen Chapel, Portland Ave. at E.
66th St. Interment, Oak Hill. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. HOLLAND John 67.
of Rush City. Minn Survived by wife. Olga: daugh. ter. Mrs.
-ames (Frances) Geurtz of Wash D.C.. Mrs. Robert (Dorothvl Heidbrink of Orlando. Fla. 6 sons, Rev Kenneth of Nashville.
Tenn James. Kansas City. Kansas. Russell of Mols. Donald.
Richard and Wallace, all of Hopkins: 24 grandchildren: 3 sisters. Mrs. Olaf (Stella) Nelson of Miss Verna Holland and Miss Frances Oleson: 1 brother, Edward, all of Mols. Services Friday m. Werness Brothers Chapel.
37th St. Nicollet Ave. Interment Crystal Lake cemeterv. Friends may call at chapel beginning Thursdav 2 p.m. HOSELY-Mathias residence 2512 Dupont Av.
on Wednesday. Survived by sister, Miss Alma Hosely and niece, Mrs. Jane Grant, both of Chicago Heights, Ill. Services Friday 7:30 p.m at Welander Quist (West Chapel), 2301 Dupont Friends may call after noon on Friday. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery, La Crosse.
Wise. HUMPHREY- age 72, of 429 2nd Ave. SE. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Hazel Claveau and Mrs.
Myrtle GeRov: brother, M. L. McVicar, all of Mpls. Services Friday 8 p.m. at Rainville Brothers Chapel.
222 E. Hennepin Ave. Interment Neenah, Wise. Reviewal 5 p.m. Friday until time of service.
KEEL EY Ralph P. age 67, of 8709 Highland Tampa. Fla. Formerly of Mols. 'Emplovee at Twin City Rapid Trar sit Co.
until retirement in 1957. Interment Sat, in Tampa. KOBLITZ-Elizabeth. age 78. 3623 6th St.
N. Survived by 2 sons, Joseph and John. 3 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren; 2 sisters, Miss Hattie O. Brauner, Mrs. Helene Schmid Services 10:00 a.m Saturday, Billman-Hunt Chapel, 2701 Central NE.
Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. LAGERSTROM-Rev. Ernest age 85. of 1225 S. 8th St.
Survived by wife, Esther 2 sons, Ernest Medicine Lake and Gordon St. Louis Park: 5 grandchildren: 6 greatgrandchildren. Services Friday 2:30 p.m. at The Albin Chapel, Paul Alb n- son Sons directors, 2200 Nicollet Av. Interment Lakeword Cemetery.
Friends may call after 4 p.m. Thursdav. LANG--George age 92. Residence Homestead Nursing Home on Thurs Survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Donald A.
Geiser, Sar Diego, Mrs. John S. Andrews, St. Paul: 4 grandchildren: 7 Great-grandchildren. Memorial services Sat.
3:00 P.M. at Lakewood Chapel. Private interment Lakewood. Family prefer memorials to University of Minn. Heart Hospital.
No visitation or reviewal. Arrangements with Davies. LUKERMANN -Fred age 80. of 5228 44th Ave. So.
Beloved father of Fred Lukermann St. Paul, Mrs. Allen (Lois) Bergquist. brother of Mrs. Alma Henze, Freeport, also 6 grandchildren.
Services Saturday 1:30 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church of Minnehaha Falls. 40th Ave. So. E.
52nd St with viewing previous to service. Friends may call beginning Friday noon, at PetersonAlbinson (South Chapel) 17th St. at Chicago Ave. Interment Hillside, Russell Peterson director. Family prefers memorials to The Trinity Church Sundav School Building MARTIN Victor, age 89.
Osseo Nurs- in Home Services Saturday a.m. 10 Sundselh- Anderson Funeral Home. Interment Hillside cemetery. MENARD- Rachel age 88. of 955 Ave.
NE. Survived by daughter, Julia R. and brother, John Scholzen of Fosston, Minn. Funeral services at Buchinger Gearhart Funeral Home, 2535 Central Ave. on Saturday 10 a.m.
Interment Sunset. Reviewal begins. Friday noon NASCENE -Edwin, age 63, of 1006 24th Av. N.E. on Wed.
Funeral notice later. O. E. Larson Chapel, 2301 Central Av. ST 9-3571.
NESS- -Ole age 51. 7231 W. River Road, Brooklyn Center. Survived by wife, Edna; daughters, Mrs. Arlene Wenz.
Mrs. Elaine Sorensen, Mrs. Jeanette Paulson, Alice and Heidi Ness; sons, Pal Ollie, David, Richard and Gordon 2 grandchildren. Services Saturday 2 Fairview Lutheran Church, 31st Colfax Ave. No.
Interment, Crystal Lake cemetery. Reviewal Sundseth- Anderson Funeral Home and at the church before the service. Memorials may be directed to the church. OHL- age 72, 4160 Utica St. Louis Park.
Survived by son, Lawrence brothers. Ted and Anthonv. Valleio. sisters, Ida, Mrs. Madeline Dent, SusanCalif.
Lizzie Ohl. St. Paul, Services Friday 2 p.m Enga Memorial Chapel, 5600 Excelsior 929-5600. Interment Hillside, OLSON-Inaa age 72, of Clearwater, Florida. Widow of the late Gus E.
Olson, formerly of Detroit Lakes, Minn. Survived by 2 sisters, Mrs. Mildred Kullberg of Mrs. George Holden of Clearwater, Florida. Services Mon.
afternoon 2:30. Werness Brothers Chapel West 50th St. Beard Ave. S. Interment Fort Snelling National Cemeterv.
Friends may call at chapel beginnina Sunday Noon. ROGERS -Catherine age 82, of 3434 Unton No. Survived by daughter-inlaw, Beatrice Rogers: niece, Mrs. Karl (Marquerite) Herrmann; 3 ews, James. Lawrence and Svivester Fitzpatrick.
Funeral Saturday 8:30 a.m from The Bertch Funeral Chapel. 1304 University Ave. Requiem High Mass in St. Anthony of Padua Church at 9. Interment St.
Marv's Cemetery. The Rosary Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Visitation after 2 p.m. Friday. SMITH Mrs.
Anne age 89, of 1920 LaSalle Av. Survived by son, Melvin, Vancouver, Wash. 4 grandchildren: 2 nieces, Mrs. Frank Cutler, Bentonville, Mrs. Beulah Hughes.
Milwaukee: 2 nephews. Colby Girard, Longview. Ore. Ted Girard, Bentonville, cousin. Mrs.
Mary Wilson, Mols. Services Fri. 11 a.m, at The Albin Chapel. Paul Albinson Sons, directors, 220n Nicollet Av. Interment Hillside Cemetery.
Reviewal 9-11 a.m. Fri. only. age 50. of Chicago, formerly af 1711 Upton Ave.
Mols. Survived by husband, Henrv: 2 daughters. Barbara and Eileen, all of Chicago: 4 brothers, Richard Hilary. Sandv and Ralph Hilary. all of Robert Hilary of Port.
land. 2 sisters. Mrs. Dorothy Moir of Mols. and Mrs.
Ethel Tisch. ler of Blackduck, Minn. Services and interment Fridav in Chicago, Arrangements by Gill Brothers (Central Chapell just off Hennepin at 14th St. age 68, formerly of 5740 Logan Av. N.
Brooklyn Canter. Survived by husband. Frank; a brother, Charles Sahmel of Mound. Services Friday p.m. son Funeral Home.
Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Reviewal Thursday evening. Andrew age 85, of WALQUIST4512 42nd Av. S. Survived by son, Clifford daughters, Mrs.
Arnold M. (Lucille) Jorgenson and Miss Gladvs M. Allen; grandsons, Paul and Steven Walquist. Services Fridav p.m. at The Henry W.
Anderson Mor. tuarv 3640 23rd Av. S. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Friends may call after p.m.
Thursdav. Mrs. Alexia for. merlv of Mois. on Wednesday at Lakewond, Calif Notice of service later.
Arrangements with Davies. FE 2-4351 WILSON -Hazel age 68. of 3030 Queen Ave. No. Survived by husband.
Hilton: son. James daughter. Mrs. B. L.
(Doris) Steele: 4 grandchildren: Mrs. Ellen Peterson Services Saturday 1 p.m. at The Henry W. Anderson Mortuary. 3640 23 Ave.
So. Interment Acacia Park. Friends may call after p.m. Fridav. 5.
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age 76 of 1211 W. Amble Arden Hills on Thursday. Beloved wife of Oscar also survived by a daughter, Mrs. Harold A. (Evelyn) Christensen and a son, Charles O.
Ambler, all of Arden Hills; 3 sisters, Mrs. Ida Olson, Van Nuys, Mrs. Anna Olsen, Brooklyn Center, Mrs. Alma Amble, a brother, Henry Rennebohn, Arden Hills: 4 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Member of Faith Lutheran Church, St.
Paul. Services 3 P.M. Saturday at the O. E. Larson Chapel 2301 Central Av.
NE. with private interment Sunset Memorial Park. No visitation. BALLOT--Anthony (Balut), age 85, of 425 Jefferson St. NE.
Survived by 4 sons. John Joseph Francis J. and Ravmond 5 daughters. Miss Rose, Mrs. Mary Miskowiec, Mrs.
Frank (Julia) Fudali. Mrs. Gordon (Anne) Hickman, Mrs. Edward (Bernice Partyka: 12 grandchildren 8 great grandchildren: sister. Mrs.
Mary Kraska. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m. from The Kapala Funeral Home: Requiem High Mass 10:30 a.m, in The Church of All Saints. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.
Rosary Fridav evening at 8:30. Visitation after 7 p.m. on Thursdav. BARTLEY- Gertie age 83. of 2549 Dupont Ave.
on Wednesdav. Survived by 3 sons. Maynard Merton K. and Howard 4 grandchildren: 2 great-grandchildren. Services Thomson Brothers Funeral Home, Cor.
26th at Park Ave Fridav 1 p.m Interment Glen Haven Cemetery. Visitation after 1 p.m Thursdav. BENSON age 69. of 3220 21 st Av. S.
Survived by wife. Olga: 2 sisters, Miss Dora Benson, Center City. Minn. and Mrs. John P.
Esveldt of Coleville, 2 brothers. Ferdinand Benson. Lindstrom. Wallace Benson, Mols. Services Saturday p.m.
Grandstand Funeral Home, Center City. Minn. Interment Lindstrom, Minn. Friends may call at Werness Brothers Chapel 37th St. Nicollet Av.
from Friday noon through Friday evening. BERGLUND- age 87, formerly of 6521 Maloney Edina Survived by 2 sons, Gunnar of Hopkins and Einar of Amery, 1 daughter, Miss Esther Berglund, 8 grandchildren: 15 great-grandchildren. Services Saturday 2 p.m. Strobeck -Johnson Chapel. 1400 Excelsior Hopkins.
Interment Grandview Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. on Friday. BROWN--H. Rowatt, age 91, residence 1707 Humboldt Ave.
So. on Wednesday. Survived by 3 nieces, Mrs. Wallace Nelson of Edina. Mrs.
V. E. Zeuthen, Neenah, Mrs. C. Longenecker, Orlando, nephew.
J. B. Brown, Mpls. Services Monday 3 p.m. Lakewood Chapel.
Private interment Lakewood. Friends may call at Davies Mortuary, Harmon Place. at 14th St. Sunday 2 until 3 p.m Family prefers memorials to charity of donor's choice. BROWN Paul 901 W.
45th St. Survived by his wife, Marie and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services at The Waterston Funeral Home. 4343 Nicollet Friday at 1 p.m. Interment Lakewood cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p.m. on Thursday. BURNS Pat, age 58. of Lakeville. Survived by wife.
Judith: mother. Mrs. George Burns of Danville. 2 sisters, Mrs. James Kennedy of ville, Ill.
Mrs. Walter Jenkins of brother, George Burns of several nieces nephews. Funeral White Funeral Home, Lakeville, 3:30 p.m. Fridav. Interment Lakewood, Visitation after 2 p.m.
Thursdav. Memorials to Cancer Fund. Em. ploved as Loss Examiner at St Paul Fire Marine for 8, vears. BUTLER E.
age 56 of 1818 St S. Formerly of NE. Mols On Wed. Survived by Mrs. Merk E.
(Winifred) Wolff, Robbinsdale 4 brothers, Howard V. Butler, Mtka. Claude B. Butler, Duluth, Sydney M. Butler, Cliffor: Butler, Wilmington, Del.
nieces nephews Services 1:30 p.m Sat. at The O. Larson Chapel. 2301 Central Av. NE.
with interment Roselawn Cemetery, St. Paul. Visitation from 7 p.m. Thurs. until time of service.
CARLSON -Rev. Alvin age 62, of 8445 Wesley Drive Golden Valley. Pastor of Bethany Presbyterian Church, Survived by wife, Mildred daughter, Mrs. Robert (Anne) Baker: son, Mark, all of 7 grandchildren: 2 brothers, E. Hana Carlson and Walter Carlson of Mpls.
Services Saturday 2 p.m. Andrew Presbyterian Church. 729 SE 4th St. Private interment Monday Fort Snelling, National cemetery, Friends mav call after 4 p.m. Friday at The Albin Chapel.
Paul Albinson and Sons directors, 2200 Nicollet Av. and 1 hour prior to service at church. Memorials preferred to Bethany Presbyterian Church or Heart Hospital, U. of Minn. CONNACKER--Joseph age 63, of 5248 38th Av.
S. Funeral notice later. Arrangements McDivitt-Hauge Chapel, Lawrence Hauge director. 32nd St. at Minnehaha Av.
-Florence M. age 77 of 4745 Grand Av. S. Survived by several cousins. Funeral Saturday 9 A.M.
from White Funeral Home. 2730 Hennepin 9:30 Church of the Visitation. Interment St. Mary's. Rosary Friday 8 P.M.
DEMANN -John William, age 44, of 1631 Oliver Ave. No. Survived by son, Michael, Arcadia, daughter, Mrs. Frank Norris of Baldwin Park, 3 brothers, George of LaCrosse, James and Dr. Michael of 3 sisters, Mrs.
W. C. (Margaret! Johnson, Mrs. L. V.
(Helen) Mathiasen. Sauk- Rapids, and Miss Ann of Mols. Services from The Knaeble Funeral Home, W. Broadway at Upton No Saturday 8:15 a.m. Requiem Mass Ascension Church 9 a.m.
Interment St. Michael's Cemetery. Bayport. Rosary Fridav 8:15 p.m. Visitation from noon Friday.
ENDE -Pearl age 42. of Rogers. Survived by her husband Frederick. 2 sons David and John. daughters Rebecca and Cynthia.
her mother Mrs. Maude Pittiekow of Mpls. Brother Richard Pittlekow, Mpls. Requiem Mass Saturdav 10:30 a.m. at St.
Martin's Catholic Church. Rogers. terment St. Martin's Cemetery. Visitation starting after 7 p.m.
Thursdav at the Evans-Nordby Funeral Home, 1st Av. E. 2nd St. N. In Osseo.
Parish Rosary Friday 9:30 p.m. EVAN -Catherine, 3708 Elliot Av. Notice of service later. Arrangements bv Gill Brothers (South Chapel) 5801 Lyndale Av. S.
EVANGELIST -Alessandro age 85. of 422 Buchanan St NE. on Wednesday. Survived by 4 sons. Paul, Frank, John and Thomas all of Mols.
2. daughters. Mrs Peter (Antoinette) Giardini of Mandan N.D. and Mrs. Dominic (Mary) LePore of Salt Lake City.
Utah: 43 arandchildren: 40 great. grandchildren and 1 grandchild: 3 stepsons, Rocco Schriooe and Joseph Schrippe, Chicago and Frank of stepdauahter. Mrs. James (Ann) Caopelluno of Chicago. Member of The Holv Name Society.
ices Saturday 8:30 from Fox-Sullivan Funeral Parlors 2535 Central: Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Interment St. Anthony. Rosary 8 p.m.
Friday. Visitation beginning at 4 p.m Thursdav. FORD John age 87, 2201 Bryant formerly of 4143 James Av. N. Sur.
vived by daughter, Mrs. Julius Sonstena. Cottonwood, Ariz. and aranddaughter, Lee of Mpls. Services Friday 1:30 Sundseth- Anderson Funeral Home.
Interment Hillside Cemetery. FUDER -Edythe Inee Norquist), rest. dence Milaca, age 66 years. Beloved mother of E. Ferdinand Nordrum of Omaha, and grand.
mother of David: sister of Elbert Norquist of Golden Vallev. Mable Norquist and Mrs. Frances Ogren of St. Paul. Services 1:30 p.m.
Saturdav. Feb. at The Phalen Park Funerl Home. 1235 Arcade at Hawthorne, St. Paul.
Interment. Union Cemetery, Friends may call after 7 p.m. Friday (today) GERVAIS--Rose, 77 years of 4808 Quail Av. Crystal. Formerly of Osseo, Survived bv 3 sons.
Victor and LeRoy, both of Crystal, Clement of Robbinsdale; a daughter. Mrs. trude Schmidt, Robbinsdale: a brother, Joseph Robichaud of Dayton: 2 sisters, Mrs. Adeline Caron and Mrs. Ben Weitzel, both of Anoka: 15 grand.
children: also great-grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Requiem Mass Saturday 9:30 a.m. at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Osseo. In.
terment St. Vincent's Cemetery. Visite. tion at The Evans-Nordby Funeral Home, 1st Av. E.
2nd St. N. in Osseo starting 7 p.m. Thursday. Parish Rosary Friday 8 p.m, GILES--Steven, age 12.
beloved son of Mr. Mrs. Thomas Giles of 630 First Av. NW New Brighten Low brother of Thomas A. and Michael Giles.
Survived also hw maternal arendparents, Mr. 6 Mrs. William Show of Danbury. paternal arandparents. Mr.
Mrs. Thomas Giles. Sr. of Hackensack N. Funeral from the Brighton Funeral Home.
New Brighton, Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Solemn Requiem High Moss at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, New Brighton at 9 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery Vigil prayers Friday.
7:30 p.m. Visitation after 2 p.m. Friday, Peter Kozlok, director. black male miniature poodle, children's pet. GR 3-7057.
MALE BOXER- -Fawn. vr. "Fritz" Fridley-Coon Rapids Greg. Please return our pet to 5 heartbroken chit. dren $50 reward, SU 4.5904.
$25 REWARD for return of a 3-ring hard back sales binder. See my ad under Jack Clark Cafe, 612 11th Av. N. LOST -Man's wedding ring. White vellow gold.
Engraved M.T.Y.L.T.T. 5-30-59. Reward, 633-6170 ext. 361. LOST-1 pair man's glasses between 25th Franklin on Hennepin Sat, or 18.
PERSONALS $25 REWARD for return of a 3-ring. hard -back sales binder, silver colored. name tape on front Lost. vic. 11th Lundale N.
Contains loose sheets such as letters, forms. lists, etc. Return to Jack Clark Cafe, 612 11th Av, intact. regardless of con. dition.
No questions asked. REWARD for information of hit-run driver of a red vehicle that crashed a parked blue gray Studebaker at 5th Marquette, Feb. 20, at approx. 1 a.m. Please call KE 3-3841.
WOULD like to contact anyone that worked at the Lincoln Hotel. Water. town, South Dakota during 1912, 1913. 1914, 1915. Reward.
Write MM-002 Star and Tribune. $50 reward for return of metal file box containing personal papers which disappeared on Feb 21 1964 from Washburn Av. S. WA 2-2954. REWARD for the address of Carl Shassenberger, age in 70's Write ML 810 Star and Tribune WILL not be responsible for debts my signature.
John D. Pritchard, 2737 Blaisdell, Mpls. SPORTS Health club membership, paid in full. Call WE 5-7446. IF YOU WILL CALL 721-5353 WE HAVE A MESSAGE FOR YOU.
THANKS FOR FAVOR GRANTED A. 19. PERSONALS, BUSINESS DO YOU KNOW A BARGAIN IN A prescription when voo see one? 1000's or purchasers feel prescription costs are too high. If you fall into this category, take, your prescription to LOOP PHARMACY. 922 MARQUETTE We welcome the opportunity to discuss the cost of your prescription.
10c 30 minute parking in Ramp across the St. 8 pharmacists on duty FE 3-2481 Phone and Mail liveries. YOU CAN SAVE on having your pictures made. Send your exposed roll of Film to us. Black and White Rolls 45c.
Kodacolor Rolls $1.95. Jumbo size prints. Trial Offer- Enclose Ad. La Crosse Film Service, La Crosse, Wise. ARTIST MATERIALS FRAMES PHOTO SUPPLY DEPARTMENT for Amateurs and Professionals PIERCE CO 3701 Nicollet TA 3-6296 $3.95 LUXURIOUS WAVE Hollywood Beauty Art 624 Henn.
2nd floor, All supervised work by students. SALE Woolen plaids for suits, coats skirts, width; washable linings -back gray, beige. UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICES! 1119 NICOLLET AV. JEN JOE: That restaurant association meeting at Town Country Club. St.
Paul. 3:00, March 4, will be a honey. Meet us there. Anvone can attend. HOME oxygen equipment, delivered day or night by Olson Ambulance.
Call through your doctor. BAsem*nTS INSTALLED UNDER OLDER HOMES. SEE MY AD CLASS. 30. 377-1742 22.
STAMPS, COINS AND BOOKS WANTED: Quarters, 1932 paying $6 up. Nickels wanted: 1938D --50c; '39D '395- 50c; 50D $11.50, SPECIAL nickels unc. also wanted proof sets. COIN CORNER, 932 Hennepin Av. 1964 PHILA, nickels $2.90 roll, 1963 Phila.
cents $.90 roll, all in plastic tubes. Common date Indians good to fine $8.75 a roll. Mail order at $.10 roll. Min. order $10.
Hauser's Coin Shop, 9727 Lyndale Av. S. 888-4366 UNSORTED vending machine nickels. $106 per 2000. Delivered in Mpls.
area, Call davs, eves. weekends. LOUDON CO. TU 8-6171 1964 Canada unc. vear set in plastic holder.
$2.95 Hauser's Coin Shop 9727 Lyndale Av. S. 888-4366 CASH for coins Upper Midwest Coin -1919 Fmerson Av JA 1.9585 23. INSURANCE RISK INSURANCE SR22's Young Drivers LEADING RISK INSURANCE AGENCY Check our rates MONTHLY Upper Midwest Agency 4428 EXCELSIOR BLVD. WA 7-8617 9-5703 Eves.
Risk--SR22--Young Drivers 50 Years in Mols. 30 Companies 24 Hour rate service 12 Monthly payments We will honestly tell you if vou can save monev. NO OBLIGATION. FE 9 Nites HA 5-3685-JU 8-3750 WA 6-6248-FR 7-7784 Risk Insurance WE WILL GUARANTEE THE LOWEST RATES- FINANCING AVAILABLE, Park Valley, Inc. 6301 W.
Lake Street 929-8577 888-6854 eves. 935-5839 RISK INSURANCE Motor Scooters Cycles Agency Inc. 3113 Chicago Av. Open till 9 P.M. daily Monthly paymts.
TA 3-6205 RISK INSURANCE 544-2708 Ralph 645-8239 RISK George 561-2604 MERCHANDISE 65. ANTIQUES ART GOODS LAMP building repairing. Antiques restored and wired for electricty. Vases, bottle unusual items, glass drilling. chimneys, prims.
Largest stock of lamp parts in the Northwest. MOHN ELECTRIC CO. 2913 HENNEPIN AV. ETA 3-4243 ANTIQUE SALE, Sat. 11-5 926 No.
Dale St. St. Paul. See tomorrow's ad. BEAUTIFULLY framed bil paintings.
Buy from successful artist UN 6-9974 67. BICYCLES ACCESSORIES BICYCLES AT DISCOUNT PRICES NEW USED Repairs spare parts for all bikes WHEEL GOODS CORP. 2737 HENNEPIN AV. TA 7-2865 Best deal in wheels THE BIKE SHOP 219 Oak Street SE 333-7334 USED 20 in. Boys bike $10.
Gambles Apache 788-9295. 68. BUILDING SUPPLIES ACME'S BEST BUYS PREFINISHED PANELINGS V- -GROOVED Sen $3.98 Classic Mahog. $3.98 4x8x Econ-O-Ply. $3.49 4x8x Premium Mahog.
$5.85 4x8x Walnut Special $6.95 4x7x Honey Tone Oak $3.98 SPECIAL! WHILE PRESENT STOCK Natural Birch LASTS, 49 SAVE CASH 'N' CARRY ACME LUMBER CO. 3200 France So. WA 7-5661 CHECK THESE SAMPLE PRICES Prefinished Paneling CLEAR OAK- knots $6.60 CHERRY- 4x8 $7.60 WALNUT-4x8 $8.95 4x8 seconds $3 UD 4x7 BIRCH DOORS 1-6x6-8 $6.55 2.0x6-8 $7.60 2-6x6-8 $8.45 Ready hung doors complete with locks MAHOG. 2-4x6-8 $15.95 OAK 2-6x6-8 $19.95 Swinging door Hdwe. all sizes $2.95 Package trim -oak- 50c ea.
DOWNTOWN PLYWOOD MART 7TH ST. 2ND AV. N. FE 2:2298 2' x4 x8" WALL STUDS 39c Prefinish $3 95 4x8x 7 Prefin. CHERRY $6 95 OAK FLOORING 100 $12.50 HARDBOARD $1.95 Labor -Material Pkg.
avail. OPEN SAT. 7 SIWEK LUMBER" ST 1-3333 2536 Marshall NE ST 1-3333 HARDWOOD FLOORING MAPLE BLOCK PARQUET. inch thick, at a fraction of regular price. Easily installed in mastic, over concrete or.
wood. Ideal for cabins, attics, Bsmt. Rec. etc. Well seasoned.
Can be sanded to look like new MI 6-6900 FOP FINEST ALUMINUM SIDING YEAR GUARANTEE "De Vac Sales 5900 WAYZATA BLVD. LI 5 8826 Kitchen Ventilating Hoods Odds ends at different brand: colors sizes, some slightiv scratched. at drastic prices JOHNSON NEUMAN CO. 1405 Glenwood Open Eves FR 4-2340. 20 nice Walnut trees and some maple.
call Axtel 4-3338, Kiester, Minn. or rites Carl O. Olsen, Route 1, Box Z. Walters, Minn. LBR, flooring, steel beams, pipe, elec, htq.
plumbing rad. 489.9044. 3 ROON stucco house to be moved, South loc. Give offer. TA 5-3410.
Tall doorways. Short turning Body lengths to 497 cu. ft. type of truck Ken-Ray Chevrolet, Inc. 1625 WEST BROADWAY- -JA 2-4491 Suburban Chevrolet Co.
1106 EXCELSIOR 8-2751.
