1 1 1 1 1 1 13 Funeral Directors WELANDER Quist-Davies NORTH CHAPEL 1200 W. Broadway 529-9201 DuSchane Chapel 4239 W. Broadway 537-2333 SOUTH CHAPEL 1825 Chicago Av. 871-4201 MOUND CHAPEL 1801 Commerce Blvd. 472-1716 DAVIES CHAPEL 2301 Dupont Av.
S. 377-2203 Washburn McReavy Southeast Chapel 2nd St. Central 379-2368 Northeast Chapel 29th Johnson St. NE 781-6828 Swanson Chapel Lowry at Irving Av. N.
529-9691 Gearhart-Buchinger 29th Johnson SI. NE 789-4345 Strobeck- Johnson 1400 Excelsior Av. 938-9020 McDIVITT HAUGE MINNEHAHA CHAPEL M'haha Av. at 32nd St. 724-3621 LELAND CHAPEL Chicago Av.
at 37th St. 824-0771 HENRY W. ANDERSON Established 1931 3640 23RD AV. S. 729-2331 Hillside Memorium Chapel in Complete mortuary services beautiful Hillside Cemetery 781-3391 2610-19th Avenue NE Peterson Chapels Nokomis Park Columbia Park 721-1651 789-8889 WERNESS BROTHERS BLOOMINGTON CHAPEL 884-8145 W.50TH ST.
CHAPEL 927-8641 NICOLLET CHAPEL 824-2624 ENGER CHAPEL 824-2624 Gill Brothers Southwest Chapel 5801 LYNDALE AV 861-6088 Bloomington Chapel 9947 LYNDALE AV 888-7771 Kapala, Gilodek Bertch NORTHEAST CHAPEL 230-13th Ave. NE 378-1331 Crystal-New Hope Chapel 7800 Bass Lake Rd. 535-4112 ALBIN CHAPEL Paul, Ralph Jack Albinson 2200 Nicollet 871-1418 SUNDSETH ANDERSON ROBBINSDALE 537-4511 GLEASON MORTUARY RICHFIELD 866-5038 HANSON-NUGENT 2116 NICOLLET AVE. 871-1128 John Billman 870-1112 926-1615 Knaeble's 529-9636 W. Broadway at Upton David Lee 473-5577 EVANS-NORDBY GORANSON -BURR 2730 Hennepin Av.
823-7279 HODROFF SONS Huber Excelsior 474-9595 KOZLAK-UNIVERSITY 789-8869 MORRIS NILSEN 6527 Portland 869-3226 MRS. RICHARD GILL 2535 Park Ave. 871-4407 RAINVILLE BROTHERS 222 E. Hennepin 379-2255 WHITE FUNERAL HOME 2730 Hennepin Av. 823-7264 Distinctive Funeral Services Established 1893 529-9291 Lundale at 21st Av.
N. Miller Funeral Homes Col. Hots Chapel 788-3975 Fridley Chapel 571-1300 Brighton Chapel 633-1127 Thurston Lindberg Anoka Billman-Hunt 2701 Central Av. NE. 789-3535 MALONE FREMONT at Lowry 522-3622 LARSON 2301 Central Av.
NE. 789-3571 Gearty-Johnson Delmore ROBBINSDALE 537-4511 :00 Free Want CAR POOLING Ads Caution before IS rides urged are shared. We suggest you exchange for car references and investigate those pooling. references. To help ease the energy crunch, we've established Want Ad Classification 20: Car Pooling.
Your 3-line Want Ad can run there, free, for 3 days if you want a ride to and from work, or you want to drive others, or you want to share the driving chores. This offer good Mondays through Saturdays will continue until further notice. Space is limited, so ads will run on a firstcome, first basis. Write us, or call 372-4242. Include: Whether you want to drive.
ride or take turns; the area you live in (we suggest you give general location, not your address); where you work; hours. you work, and your phone number. The Minneapolis Star Minneapolis Tribune 425 Portland Avenue Minneapolis MN 55488 27A Minneapolis Star Nov. 14, 1979 OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS 5 Obituaries and Funerals Amundsen Shirley Ann, age 35, of 905 61h Ave. Princeton, MN, formerly of 8100 Zane Ave.
Brooklyn Park. Survived by husband, Donald; parents, Laurence Rose Heinemann; sister, Deborah, all of Danube, MN. Funeral services Thur. 130 pm at Zion Lutheran Church of rural Princeton. terment church cemetery.
Visitation Wed. 4-9 pm Thur until 11 am al Kaun Funeral Home, Princeton and al church 1 hour prior to service. Ardito Pasquale, age 90, of Trevilla of New Brighton. Funeral notice later. Arrangements Washburn McReavy-Northeast Chapel, 781-6828.
Bissen Loretta age 70, of Hopkins. Survived by sons. Robert Colorado Springs, Leonard V. 8 Larry of daughters. Mrs.
Robert (Irene) Kellogg, Hopkins, Mrs. James (Ruth) Muhibauer, Austin; 16 grandchildren; great -grandson; sister-in-law, Mrs. Richard Abel, Crookston. Mass of Christian Burial Thur. 9 am Strobeck Johnson Chapel, 1400 Excelsior Ave.
Hopkins. Interment 2 pm Calvary Cemetery, Austin, MN. Friends may call 4-9 pm Wed. Blinkman Marcella age 62, of 965 Gould Ave. -NE, Columbia Heights.
Survived by husband Harold son, Mark daughter, Mrs. Lee (Carolyn) Walden; 2 grandchildren, Derek Andrea; 1 sister; brother. Mass of Christian Burial 9 am Fri. al Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 41st Quincy St. NE, Columbia Heights.
Friends may call for visitation from 6- 9 pm Thur. evening at the Miller Funeral Home, Columbia Heights Chapel, 831-40th Ave. NE (788-3975). Parish Vigil Prayer Service 7 pm Thur, in funeral chapel. Interment Gethsemane, Cemetery, New Hope.
Memorials to Masonic Hospital Univ. of Mihn. Buchanan Peter, age 81, of 4552 Aldrich Ave. S. Member St.
Anthony Aeries Eagles American War Dads, Bald Eagles, Old Guard Machinist Local :459. Preceded in death by son, Donald; grandson, Sean. Survived by wife, Wilhelmina (Toots); sons, Robert Waldamar, Richfield, Sidney, daughters, Dorothy Lodahl, Edina, Margaret Ann Finke, Albert Lea: 24 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; brother, Rov. OR; sisters, Marion Lokken, ND, Elizabeth Olin, PA. Services Thur.
10:30 AM Gill Brothers (Southwest Chapel), 5801 Lyndale Ave. S. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Eagles Service Wed. (Tonight) 8 PM.
Visitation Wed. (Tonight) 4-9 PM. Memorials may be directed to the family for distribution. Caldwell Minnie. age 82, 1512 Victory Memorial Dr.
Funeral notice later. Arrangements by Sundseth- Anderson. Cederstrand Grace 7500 York Ave. formerly 510 Diamond Lake Lane. Parole Agent 32 years Minn.
Dept. of Corrections. Member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Woman's Club of of Alumni Assoc. Survived by brother, Stanley Cederstrand; nephews.
Allen Marshall Cederstrand; nieces, Mrs. Doris York, Mrs. Lois Heim, Mrs. Martha Dew, Mrs. Barbara Charnstrom, many grandnephews nieces.
Services Thur. 2 pm Thomson Brothers Funeral Home, cor. Park Ave. al 26th St. Interment Lakewood Cemetery.
Visitation Wed. 5-8 pm. Memorials may be directed to St. John's Lutheran Churh, Minn. Minn.
Diabetes Assoc. or donor's choice. Conners Marie age 92, 6809 Perry Ave. Brooklyn Center. Survived by many nieces nephews.
Services Thur, 11 am Sundseth -Anderson Funeral Home. Interment Hillside Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 pm Wed. Craig Gregory Wm. (Bill), age 59, formerly of Mpls.
Survived by wife, Arlene; 3 sons, John Gregory W. Geoffrey daughter, Judith Lawrence son-in-law, Leonard; granddaughter, Jennifer; 3 brothers, Bob, Dick Tom; sister, Mary Ann Olson. Services from the Knaeble Funeral Home, Broadway at Upion Fri. 9:15 am. Funeral Mass St.
Austin's Church 10 am. Interment Fort Snelling. Visitation 6-9 pm Thur. Finch David age 43, of Elk River. Survived by wife, Loretta; son, Allen; daughter, -Pamella; 2 sisters, Mrs.
Frank (Gladys) Berndt Mrs. Jennell (Dorothy) Quam, Rochester. Services Thur. 11 am Christian Missionary Alliance Church, Monticello. Interment Kink ad Cemetery, Alexandria.
tion Wed. 4-9 pm Dare's Funeral Home, Elk River. Fowler Arthur Raymond, age 84, of Mesa, AZ. Partner in theAssociated Motor Carriers Tariff Bureau, since 1935. Survived by wife, Olive daughters, Mrs.
Phillip (Jean) Hagberg, Sacramento, CA, Mrs. Donald (Jane) Anderson, Eagan, MN 8 Mrs. James (Ruth) Flom, St. Cloud, MN; 13 grandchildren; 12 greatgrandchildren; nieces nephews. Preceded in death by daughter, Edna.
Services Thur. 1:30 pm Lake Harriet Christian Church, 5009 Beard Ave. S. Interment Pleasant View Memorial Garden. Friends mav call at Werness Brothers Chapel, W.
50th St. Beard Ave. Wed. 5-9 pm. If so desired memorials may be given to donor's choice or the Lake Harriet Christian Church.
Greening Anna, age 86, of Shakopee. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Alfred (Loretta) Siedow Florence Greening, both of Shakopee; 9 grandchildren; great-grandchildren. Funeral services Thur. 1 pm St.
John's Lutheran Church, Shakopee. Interment Valley Cemetery. Visitation Philipp Funeral Home, Shakopee, after 4 pm Wed. and at the church one hour prior to services Thur. Gutmann Felicitas Klein of 5604 Abbott Ave.
Edina. Preceded in death by husband, Herbert. Survived by daughter, Dr. Arlyne J. Gutmann, Edina; sisfer.
Mrs. Jack (Caroline) Boksenbom, Mpls. Funeral services THURS. TEMPLE ISRAEL, 2324 Emerson Ave. S.
Memorials preferred to the American Cancer Society. Shiva, 5604 Abbott Ave. S. Arr. with Hodroff Sons.
5 Obituaries and Funerals Griep Thelma N. age 75, of Rural Zimmerman, on Mon. Survived by husband, Hugo; son, Robert Fabio, St. Paul; daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Stevens, St.
Paul; 8 grandchildren 8 great grandchildren; 2 ters, Mrs. Louise Krizon, Mrs. Edith Christianson, Gray Eagle, MN; 1 brother, Clarence Arbogast, Fenton IA. Services Thurs. Nov.
15, 2pm. Zion Lutheran of Crown. Interment Church Cemetery. Visitation 2-9pm Wed. at the Carlson Funeral Home, Cambridge.
Minn. 1 hour before services at church on Thurs. Halsey Mildred L. (nee Iversen), age 71, of 2617-2nd Ave. S.
Survived by nieces, Lorraine Ouellette Patricia DeKanick; nephew, Walter Iversen; sister-in-law, Margaret Iversen, greatnieces nephews; cousin, Lillian Nielsen; special friends, Mr. Mrs. William Snyder family; many other friends. Former emplovee of Plumbers Local 15, the City of Mpls. Building Inspection Dept.
Shedd-Brown, Inc. Service Thur. pm The Albin Chapel, 2200 Nicollet, Paul, Ralph Jack Albinson, Directors. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Visitation after 4 pm Wed.
Memorials preferred to the Mois. Stroke Fund, Minn. Heart Assoc. or donor's choice. Hanson James age 39 of St.
Francis. Survived by son, Mark daughter, Robyn; financee, Rose Ann Perdergast, St. Louis Park; parents, Mr. Mrs. Melvin Hanson of St.
Francis; brothers, Paul of St. Francis John of Anoka; maternal grandmother, Marie Nelson of Beiou, MN. Funeral services Thur. 2 pm in the Long Lake Lutheran Church, 6 miles N. of St.
Francis on Hwy 47. Interment Long Lake Cemetery. Visitation 4-9 pm Wed. at Thurston-Lindberg Funeral Home, Branch Ave. W.
Main Anoka, and one hour prior to service at the church. Harvie Harry age 79, of 4105 Abbott Ave. No. Retired from NSP Co, Survived by wife, Agnes; daughter and son-inlaw, Mary and Pastor Gerald Monge; 4 grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Nettie Billeter and Mrs.
Harry (Florence) Stendahl; brother, P. J. Harvie: nieces and nephews. Services Fri 1:30 PM at Victory Lutheran Church, 43rd Thomas Ave No. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Washburn McReavy -Swanson Chapel, Lowry at Irving Ave. North, 4-8 PM Thurs. and at the Church one hour before service. Hauser Helen, age 86, 4510 RhodeIsland Ave. on Mon.
Former Aitkin resident. Survived by sister, Mrs. Cora Markuson, nieces nephews. Services 2 pm Thur. Sorensen- Root Funeral Home, Aitkin.
Interment Maimo. Hiltz Robert C. (Red), age 53, of 615 Elm Anoka. Survived by wife, Beverly; son, Dennis of Anoka; daughter, Mrs. James (Diane) Hadley of Dayton; 2 grandchildren; mother, Ruth Hiltz; brothers, Harold Jack; sisters.
Mrs. Ralph (Jean)Cameron Mrs. Carl(Margaret) Gustafson, all of Anoka, Mrs. Robert (Jeannette) Benolkin of Red Wing Mrs. Douglas (Ruth) Brooks of Carson City, NV.
Funeral services Thur. 10:30 am from the Anoka United Methodist Church, 850 South Anoka. Interment Forest Hill Cemeterv, Anoka. Visitation 7-9 pm Wed. at Thurston-Lindberg Funeral Home, Branch Ave.
W. Main Anoka. Memorials preferred to the Heart Fund. Holan Valda age 71, 7515 Lyndale Ave. Richfield.
Widow of John G. Holan. Survived by daughters, Gloria T. Shackelford. Sacramento, CA, Virginia L.
Ahr, Bloomington, MN, Janet G. (Mrs. Charles) Hobbs, Burnsville, MN; 3 grandchildren, Bruce C. Hobbs, Melbourne, FL, Elizabeth T. Hobbs Catherine M.
Hobbs, Burnsville, MN. Member St. Patrick's Episcopal Church, Bloomington, MN, past president Richfield American Legion Auxiliary Post 435, past commander Mois. Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Chapter 1, past commander Minnesota State Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary, member Woodrow Wilson VFW Auxillary Post 1491. Memorial service St.
Patrick's Episcopal Church, 2829 W. 102nd Bloomington, MN, Nov. 15th, 7:30 pm. Family requests no flowers. Memorials preferred to Woodrow Wilson VFW Auxiliary Cancer Fund, Post 1491, MN.
5 Obituaries and Funerals Johnson Mary age 90, of 4105 Cedar Ave. Member of Andrew Riverside Presbyterian Church. Survived by son, Kenneth daughters, Mrs. LaVerne J. Stryker Mrs.
Martha Cox of Madison, WI; 4 grandsons; 2 great-grandchildren. Services Fri. 1 pm at Henry W. Anderson Mortuarv. 3640-23rd Ave.
S. Friends may call one hour before service. Interment Crystal Lake. Kelly Charlotte age 71, of 5700 Xerxes Ave. S.
Preceded in death by husband, Aloysius J. Kelly. Survived by sister, Miss Phyllis Kibbe, Edina. Memorial services Thur. 3 pm Werness Brothers Funeral Chapel, W.
50th St. Beard AVe. S. Private interment. Memorials preferred to the Courage Center or donor's choice.
No reviewal, no visitation. Kennedy Beatrice age 83, of Aurora, CO, formerly of Mpls. Member Railroad Business Womens Club, Altar Rosary Society Annunciation Church, Annunciation Church Guild, AARP in Deltona, FL. Survived by sister, Bernice of Aurora. Aunt of Mary Ann Lamoureux, Littleton, CO, Mrs.
Walter Lipp, Glendale, CA, Dan Oison, Sioux City, IA, Norman Olson, Salix, IA; 11 greatnieces nephews. Mass of Christian Burial Fri. 11:30 am at the Church of the Annunciation, 54th St. Harriet Ave. S.
Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Praver Service Thur. 6:45 pm al Gill Brothers (Southwest Chapel), 5801 Lyndale Ave. S.
Visitation Thur, 4- 9 pm. Larsen Joel, age 69, formerly of Mpls. Wahkon, MN. Survived by wife, Ocelia (Ceil), son, Barry; granddaughter, Karlene; stepmother, Minnie Larsen; brother, Myron Mike Larsen, Cambridge; sister, Mrs. J.
Perle (Gladys) Hoff, Zimmerman, MN. Private funeral services. Arrangements Kapala, Glodek Bertch, 378-1331. Larson Eleanor, age 63, of San Benito, TX, formerly of Lake Minnetonka. Survived by husband, Derwood; daughter, Mrs.
Charles (Margaret) Nikolai, Chaska; 2 sons, John, Bloomington, William, Burnsville; 3 sisters, Mrs. M. O. (Nona) Ramel, Hastings, Miss Evelyn Hahn, Hastings, Mrs. Eunice Buchan, Prescott, AZ; 5 grandchildren.
Visitation after 4 pm Wed. from the Bertas Funeral Home, 3rd Pine, Chaska, MN. Prayer Service 8 pm. Mass of Christian Burial 10 am Thur. Guardian Angels Catholic Church, Chaska.
Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. If so desired memorials are preferred. Martineau William, age 75, of 7320 Harriet Richfield. Survived by wife, Amanda; sons, Harold, Norris, Lawrence, Mahlon Delmar; daughters, Mrs. Robert (Laverne) Brand Mrs.
A. C. (Marley) Bratton; sister, Priscilla; 19 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren. Services Fri. 10:30 am at Berea Lutheran Church, 76th St.
Emerson Ave. S. Interment Sunset. Friends may call at the Morris Nilsen Chapel, 6527 Portland Thur. from 6-9 or.
McNevin Martha 62, of 3219 Douglas Crystal, Funeral notice later. Arr. with Gearty- Johnson -Deimore, 537-4511. Melander Hilda, age 91, 1910 E. 38th St.
Funeral notice Thur. paper. Henry W. Anderson. Mortuarv.
3640-23rd Ave. $. Palmer Edgar age 69, of 2219 NE Wilson, Beloved. husband of Evelyn; father of Mrs. Peter (Susan) Westrum, Moorhead, MN.
Nancy Palmer, son, James, brother of Irving, Chisago City, Mrs. Fred (Inez) Carlson, Edina; grandfather of David Scotty Westrum. Funeral service Thur. 11 am at the Hillside Memorium Funeral Home, 2610-19th Ave. NE (Hwy 88 Stinson Pkwy).
Visitation Wed. 5-9 pm. Hillside Memorium 781-3391 Pepin Clara age 83, of Hamel. Survived by daughter sonin-law, Laura Frank Molitor; grandsons, Bernard James; sisters, Della Larkin Walburga Goeb; brothers, Walter, Aloys Francis Adams. Member of St.
Anne's Rosary Society Senior Choral Group. Mass of Christian Burial, 10:30 AM Fri. at St. Anne's Catholic Church, Hamel. Interment church cemetery.
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ERROR RESPONSIBILITY The Minneapolis Star and The Minneapolis Tribune are responsible only for the cost of the ad for the first incorrect insertion of an ad. Each insertion of an advertisem*nt is proof of publication, and it is the responsibility of the advertiser to check the correctness of each insertion. INDEX OF MAJOR CLASSIFICATIONS Classification Numbers ANNOUNCEMENTS. 3-46 AUTOMOTIVE 719.747 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, 341:345 BUSINESS SERVICES 101-171 EDUCATIONAL 300 EMPLOYMENT 304-330 FINANCIAL. 801-813 LIVESTOCK FARM EQUIPMENT.
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Elsewhere in Minnesota, call toll-free: 1-800-552-7272. In Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota or Michigan's Upper Peninsula, call toll-tree: 1-800-328-4333. The Minneapolis Star Minneapolis Tribune Want Ads 425 Portland Av. Minneapolis, MN 55488 Good things happen here every day. Parker Olive 87, Marine on St.
Croix. Survived by sisters-inlaw, Estella on St. Croix Monda Parker, Spokane, WA; also several nieces nephews. Memorial service 1 pm Nov. 18th, at the Jones-Bradshaw-Hauge Chapel, 6061 N.
Osgood at Hwy 212, Stillwater. 439-5511 Phillippi Joseph age 69, of 21265 Radisson Inn Excelsior. Survived by wife, Marion sons, Joel Michael Thomas daughters, Mrs. William (Kathleen) Fox, Gail Marilyn Sally all of brothers, James Donald Excelsior; sisters, Alvina Hanson, St. Paul, Mary Kamesch, 6 grandchildren.
Mass of Christian Burial Thur. 11 am at the Church of St. John The Bapfist, Excelsior. Interment church cemetery. Visitation Wed.
4-9 pm at the Huber Funeral Home, Excelsior, with Vigil Pravers at 7:30 pm. Quanbeck Warren age 62, of 2366 Como St. Paul. sor Luther- -Northwestern Seminary. Survived by wife, Dagmar; brother, Lawrence; sister, Ruth M.
Berg. Services Thur. 2 pm at St. Anthony Park Lutheran Church, 2323 Como Ave. Interment Crystal Lake.
Friends may call Wed. 7-9 pm at the Morris Nilsen Chapel, 6527 Portland Ave. Memorials to donor's choice. Rodin Milton G. age 581 Ramsey, Richard wife, Emilia; sons, Milton G.
Ironton, Fridley. Survived by Brooklyn Center; sister, Mrs. Doris Trumble, 7 grandchildren; 4 -grandchildren. Service Wed. 1 pm al Luther Memorial Church, 3751 Sheridan N.
Interment Hillside Cemetery. Visitation starting 4 pm Tues. at theEvans- Nordby Funeral Home, 6000 Brooklyn Blvd. in Brooklyn Center. Reviewal also at church one hour before the service.
Salomonsen Frede age 59, 195 Woodlynn Ave. Beloved husband of Betty father of Steven father of Vicki; father of Robin Sisse, Denmark; grandfather of aunt, Gis; son-in-law of Mr. Mrs.Oscar Dahl. Funeral service Thur. 2 pm at the Arlington Hills Lutheran Church, 1115 Greenbrier, St.
Paul. Private interment Forest Lawn Cem. Visitation Wed. 6-9 pm at the Carlson Funeral Home, 1174 Payne at Rose, St. Paul.Memorials preferred.
Sawatzke Laura age 83, of Buffalo. Survived by 5 sons, Marlin, Donald. Harvey, Floyd George; 4 daughters, Doris, Mrs. Edward (Laura Mae) Hoffman, Mrs. Shirley Ponce, Mrs.
Dale (Carol) Seig; 40 grandchildren; 12 greatgrandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial 10 am Fri. Church of St. Francis, Buffalo. Reviewal after 2 pm Thur.
Peterson Chapel, Buffalo. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Delano. Schulz Esther age 85, of Maranatha Baptist Home. Formerly of Minnetonka. Survived by son, Howard V.
of Mound. formerly of Minnetonka; granddaughter, Carolyn Nornuist of Minnetonka; 1 nephew; 3 nieces. Services Thurs, 1:30 PM, Strobeck -Johnson Chapel, 1400 Excelsior Av Hopkins. Interment National Cemetery. Friends may call at the Chapel beginning 4 PM Wed.
Memorials may be directed to Maranatha Baptist Home Van Fund. Swedlund Leon George, age 61, 3144 Idaho, St. Louis Park. Survived by wife, Georgie; children, Ronald. Alexandria, Mrs.
Wayne (Rona) Lunde, Eden Prairie, Richard Roger, St. Louis Park; 9 grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Ellen Storbakken, CA, Mrs. Donald (Bonnie) Nesheim, Richfield; brothers, Eugene, Vernon Robert, many nieces nephews. Services 11 am Thur.
at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Hwy 7 at Texas. Interment Lakewood. Visitation after 4:30 pm Wed. at Billman's Park Chapel, 3960 Wooddale. Memorials to Dunwoody Scholarship Fund are preferred.
Virsen Russell age 51, of 15030 Frederick Hassan. Partner of Vir-Sel Display Mpls. Complete notice in Thur. Fri. papers.
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871-0439 39 Personals PARENTS Happiness is making, new friends for you children. Meet others with similar problems. Chapter 244'5 general meeting is Wed. Nov. 14, KC Hall, 4947 W.
Broadway, Crystal at 8pm. Speaker will be Ken Varnold of the Crystal Police Dept. on "Burglar Proofing Your Coffee at 7:30. Orientation for quest passes membership available. Dance to "Head Over Heals" following the meeting.
BYOB, beer setups avail. Donation $2.50. Guest passes membership cards required. See you there! PWP Chapter 74 General Meeting Nov 14. Registration 7:30, meeting 8pm.
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42 Notices MINNESOTA SCHOOL DISTRICTS DATA PROCESSING JOINT BOARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING October 19, 1979 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a regular meeting of the Executive Committee of the Minnesota School Districts Data Processing Joint Board was convened at 7:00 a.m. on Friday, October 19, 1979 at the Normandy Motor Inn in Minneapolis. The meeting was called to order by Vice Chairman, Darril Wegscheid. Members present were John Bennion, Kathy Hoff, James LiaBraaten, Robert Mayer, Robert Tschirki and Thomas Campbell. Absent, Bernhard Bartel and Howard Seir.
Also present were E. Ronald Carruth and Russell Weitz, of the Ties staff, and William Engier, EIS Coordinator, Stillwater. Dr. Mayer moved approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of September 21, 1979; seconded by Dr. Tschirki; motion carried; all aves.
Ms. Hoff moved approval of the bills presented for payment, represented by checks numbered 6404 through 6417, 6490 through 6504, and 6517 through 6588 in the total amount of seconded by Dr. Mayer; motion carried; all ayes. Dr. Tschirki moved acceptance of the treasurer's report for September; seconded by Ms.
Hoff; motion aves. Dr. Maver moved acceptance of resignations submitted by Tim Anderson from a position as Systems Analyst, effective 9-28- 79; Don Costine from a position as Programmer, effective 79; Don Mammenga from a position as Programmer Analyst, effective 10-12-79; seconded by Dr. Bennion, motion carried; all ayes. Dr.
Tschirki moved approval of the employment of Janet B. Griffin to a position as Manager, Student Related Systems, effecfive November 1979 at an annual salary of seconded by Mr. LiaBraaten; motion carried; all ayes. Mr. LiaBraaten approved the employment of Rosalie Sager to a position as Programmer, effective 10-22-79 at an annual salary of seconded by Dr.
Mayer; motion carried; all aves. The Committe then turned to an evaluation report filed with it by TIES Management on the ESV tricts loining the Joint Board during the interim. The vote was called: all ayes. Attention was called to the fact that outstate member districts continue to be represented on the Joint Board through 1980-81 and beyond based upon decision made by the individual districts. TIES well -established position is that out -state members continue as fully participating TIES member districts until action by those district school boards establish otherwise.
Dr. Bennion moved approval of the request for Joint Board membership received from the Mahtomedi Public School trict, contingent upon payment of appropriate membership fees, with effective date of July 1, 1980; seconded by Dr. Maver; motion carried; all aves. Dr. LiaBraaten moved that the Executive Committee employ a consent procedure to handle agenda items related to attendance, minutes, bills, treasurer's reports and personnel items with a single motion, allowing for individual questions and discussion as required; seconded by Dr.
Bennion; motion carried; all ayes. Mr. Campbell and Dr. Carruth reviewed the year -long process involved with development of a Joint Board Long Range Plan, covering the period 1980-81 through 1985-86. A recent meeting of the Joint Board Planning Committee was summarized and reviewed.
The Executive Committee was advised that the near final draft of the LongRange Plan will be disseminated among member school districts beginning October 31. The report pointed to the steps following that distribution which will lead into adoption of a final plan by the Executive Committe and referral to the Joint Board at its January meeting. Ms. Hoff commented on the Long -Range Plan, as presented at the Joint board Planning Committee meeting a week ago in which she was a participant. She referred to the report as ambitious, lauded the of the TIES management staff in pulling all of the reports together into a single planning document.
Mr. LiaBraaten emphasized the special impact of the user constituency in the member school districts on the plan and commented that the plan was only as good as the direct input from user groups. It was emphasized that the user was the basic element in committee participation and deliberation. The Executive Committee was advised that its approval of the final version of the -range Plan would be sought at its December meeting. Mr.
Wegscheid reviewed activity at the MECC Board meeting held on the afternoon of October 18, 1979. The report pinpointed discussion at that meeting concerning the summary review and evaluation process posed to be employed among education computer units in Minnesota. The varying viewpoints expressed by the University of Minnesota and the ESV constituency were discussed by Mr. Wegscheid. Ms.
Hoff and Mr. Wegscheid, along with Dr. Carruth, reviewed activity at the State Department of Education ESV Task Force on Computers meeting held on the morning of October 18, 1979. Mr. Wegscheid indicated that the roles subcommittee of the Task Force had met and was continuing to meet to define again the Task Force mission.
The current version of the temporary rules being promulgated by the State Department of Education in response to legislative dictate came under scrutiny and comment from Mr. Wegscheid and Dr. Carruth. They stated that individual school districts needed to review the rules and issue comment during the next few weeks before the formal hearings of the rules set for November 19, 1979. Previously expressed concerns by the TIES Region, regarding the appeals process open to Repions, were reiterated.
A motion by Dr. Mayer to ad- Personnel Payroll System designed by MECC under contract with the State Department. The system and its capabilities were analyzed and reviewed over a number of months. The report under consideration by the ecutive Committee contained a number of alternatives and recommendations necessary 10 adapt the software to use in the TIES Region and among TIES school districts. Concerns expressed involved improvement to security, the need for multidistrict processing, the need to operate with the vendor -supported telecommunications software (Gemcos).
Dr. Bennion moved to accept the report and refer it to the State Department of Education; seconded by Dr. Mayer. Ensuing discussion and questions covered all the above points. Discussion highlighted the recommendation being made to the Department for feasibility study of a second version of ESV-PPS.
The tion further committed TIE resources to participate in that study and in a statewide development effort of a second version of ESV-PPS. Following the discussion, the question was called; motion carried; all ayes. A compilation of 1980-81 member district enrollments had been presented to the Executive Committee two months ago. The Committee reviewed the four quartile groupings for purposes of electing Joint board members to the Executive committee. Updating the list occurs ever yother year.
The enrollment proiections showed a continuing slowing the growth pattern in a few TIES districts and a continuing enrollment decline pattern in many TIES districts. The net result is a slowly declining overall enrollment pattern for TIES over the next two years. Grouping districts for goverance purposes in electing representation on the Executive Committee resulted in several changes. Following review and discussion, Dr. Tschirki moved to adopt the following four groups for governance purposes for the next two years; seconded by Ms.
Hoff. Group I includes Anoka, Bloomincion and Osseo. Group il includes Burnsville, Edina, kins, Rosemount, Roseville, Stillwater and White Bear Lake. Group Ill includes Columbia Heights, Forest Lake, Hastings, Hennepin County AVTI, Inver Grove. Minnetonka, Richfield.
Francis, St. Louis Park, Spring Lake Park, Wayzata and West St. Paul. Group IV includes Belle Plaine, Buffalo, Chaska, Dakota County AVTI, Eden Prairie, Farmington, Fridler, Hinckley, Howard Lake, Jordan, Lakeville, New Prague, North Branch, Orono, Pine City and AVTI, Prior Lake, Shakopee, So. St.
Paul, St. Anthony, Waconia, Watertown- and Westonka, plus any non-aligned dis- lourn the meeting 8:56 was seconded by Dr. Tschirki; motion carrie all aves. Respectfully submitted. Robert Maver, Clerk Want Ads Sell, Rent, Hire, Trade or Buy.
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