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Rain or Snow w and Jiwart thopp*r* | P9* - _f Alwayt IH. vll'ir'cv i "^ Colder Saturday JULY JEWS ADS '« ' _^J___ V Jury Pondering Thompson Case MINNEAPOLIS (AP)-Jurors minding the slaying of his wife , Minnesota does not have the alleged middleman Norman in the . T. Eugene Thompson last March 6. j death-penalty. Mastrian than just a lawyer-cli- murder trial recessed for lunch Dist. Judge Rotf Fosseen gave ent relationship. at 12:15 p.m. today after about Carol Thompson* 34. mother of the jury the choice of only two eight hours without a decision four children , was beaten and ! verdicts—guilty or innocent of The prosecutor contended a on Thompson 's fate. stabbed at the family's fashion- ; first-degree murder. $2,500 payment to Mastrian via The jury was expected to able home shortly after her hus- j Thompson was being held in another attorney two weeks aft- take about an hour for luqch , band had left for work and the I the Hennepin County jail pend- er the slaying was in reality a then resume deliberations they children had gone to school. ; ing a verdict. He had been free payoff. Thompson had testified began late Thursday. The prosecution contended the on bond. it was the return of a retainer Only development today was since he wasn't representing , motives were Thompson's love ; Prosecutor William Randall a request by the jury for a for his former secretary, Jac- j Mastrian any more. blackboard in the jury room. A and chief defense attorney queline Olesen, and the $1,055,- j Hyam Segell gave closing ar- Mastrian, 40, and Dick V7.C. DOUBLE MEMORIAL AT PEARL HARBOR . . . For the deputy sheriff delivered one for 000 in insurance he bought on Anderson, 36, the confessed the panel's use. guments earlier Thursday. first time in history the U. S. flag flies at half-mast over the his wife in 13 months preceding ' slayer, are charged with first memorial of the battleship Arizona at Pearl Harbor. The The six men and six women the slaying. Randall referred to the crew- degree murder and held in lieu , cut Thompson who wooed petite structure was built in memory of the Japanese attack met five hours Thursday night , of $100,000 bond. Nixon May on the High Court retiring to a hotel just before 10 Thompson could receive life : Mrs. Olesen, as carrying on a Navy installation Dec. 7, 1941. This year the flag is at half p.m. imprisonment. This could be re- "sordid backstreet life." Segell told the jury he could mast as a tribute to President John F. Kennedy, who was kill- Thompson, 36, a St. Paul at- duced to 17 years with time off i He claimed there was more not condone Thompson's affair ed by an assassin. (AP Photofax) torney, is accused of master- for good behavior and a parole. I to Thompson's friendship with with Mrs. Olesen , but he said Enter Race in Holds that wasn't the issUe at trial. Awards And the jury shouldn't condemn Day of Infamy the defendant for his eccentric ways of buying insurance," Se- N. Hampshire Excessive gell added — "he was just pro- WASHINGTON (AP) - Re- (AP) viding adequate coverage for ST. PAUL- - The Min- the family." publican leaders are not saying Pearl Harbor nesota Supreme Court ruled to- if they agree with Sen. Barry day that damage awards were The deep-voiced defense attor- ney contended there were many Goldwater's assessment that he; excessive in two automobile ac- missing links in the state's case. holds the lead in the race for Remembered cident cases presented on ap- He argued that much of that the 1964 GOP presidential nom-j1 By MALCOLM BARR muffled and quiet, a contrast in- peal. case hinged on the testimony of ination. j PEARL HARBOR (AP ) - A deed to the hell that broke loose It ordered a new trial in a "five hoodlums," including An- He invited the jury to But there are reports of a j nation still mourning the death at 7:55 a.m. on this day 22 case in which the Village derson. of Hoi- compare their background with move to put former Vice Presi- i of its president pauses Saturday years ago. dingford was ordered to pay dent Richard M. Nixon in the to remember another day of in- that of Thompson, "a man who On this Dec. 7. one thing is $21,000 damages to the parents New Hampshire primary, and j! famy — the bombing of Pearl has known professional and fi- different from all anniversary nancial success." Goldwater says, "The whole ; Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. days since the end of World War of a young man killed in a col- country is in a position of flux." ;i A gleaming white monument II lision 20 miles south of St. Cloud Friends testified the Thomp- stands above the sunken battle- sons got along well in a warm, Goldwater and^Gov. Nelson A. I It is the flag-^at half mast for Dec. 23, 1958. Ij ship Arizona , the tomb for 1,102 happy family relationship, said RockefeUer of New York have ; the first time this Pearl Harbor j1 men. Above the vessel an Amer- Day. The hundreds of people Killed In the accident were Segell, saying it would take a Been holding their fire since the : ican flag flies at half mast. "monster"' to commit the crime. assassination of President John ! who cross the harbor to pay a Lloyd Herbes, 18, and Lyle Ki- F Kenned.y Nov. 22. For 'the ;j There hasn't been much brief tribute and drop a garland ley of near Holdingford . Herbe's Arizona senator, who has not !' change since a year ago. A. still- : of flowers on the water will re- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anton member in their prayers one declared himself a candidate , |! ness descends over the harbor Herbes of near St. Francis, and for Rockefeller , who has, more young, dead American. every Dec. 7. Even the ships— j sued the village and Kiley's es- Completes this has meant a halt to politi- plying back and forth — seem i It is for him—a World War II FBI cal speechmaking. tate for $35,000. They contended Navy lieutenant who fought in Kiley had been sold liquor in The curtain of silence that de- the Pacific—that the flag flies scended in the Goldwater camp low. the Holdingford municipal liquor appeared to be lifting a bit ' store shortly before the ac- Report on Thursday. Christine and The man is John Fitzgerald Kennedy, victim of an assas- cident when he was already in- In his first interview since j sin's bullet two weeks ago. toxicated. Kennedy's death, the Arizona! The Arizona — symbol of the I Women Friends j A Stearns County District Assassination conservative said he thinks he j 1941 Japanese bombing—is the ¦ Court jury returned a verdict remains in the lead , but "I feel only one of nine battleships at- invi- WASHINGTON (AP) - There ¦ for $30,000, less $9,000 which had INVITATION TO DALLAS. . . . . Dan Foley Commander Foley had issued the same that you can't say for sure." ! Admit tacked still in commission. of Wabasha , left, national commander of the tation to the late President Kennedy. Foley were strong indications today "I'm in a position now of ma- Conspiracy She is considered commis- been recovered from Kiley's es- that the FBI has completed its LONDON IM — Christine Keel- tate. American Legion, extends an invitation at the said that at the meeting Thursday he also jor reassessment," Goldwater : sioned because the crew is stiil bulky report on the assassina- said. "My people we out all er, female star of the sex scan- White House to President Johnson to be the had pledged President Johnson "the support aboard. That is why the flag The village appealed, contend- tion of President John F. Ken- over the country asking ques- , dal which almost wrecked a flies above the sunken vessel. keynote speaker at the Legion's convention of the American Legion as he assumes leader- ; ing the ^ nedy without closing its wide- tions'. I don 't think my support British government, pleaded verdict was excessive. next September in Dallas, Tex. In September ship of this country." (AP Photofax) ranging investigation. guilty to The Navy does not hold offi- The Supreme Court agreed and has changed from what it was."' Newsmen got hints—but not Next March's New Hampshire i charges of per- cial ceremonies to mark Pearl ordered a new trial on the issue jury and con- Harbor Day. j of damages only. from any official spokesmen, presidential primary is the na- who refused comment—that the tion 's first. The Granite State ; spiracy today j The court also ordered a new and was sen- trial in a second case report has been turned over to race traditionally has been a i , unless the Justice Department, which tenced to nine the winner agrees to accept testing ground for presidential ! Tax Cut, Civil Rights will forward it to President months in pris- , hopefuls. ! damages of $16 500 instead of Johnson. on. Pope to Start the $26,500 awarded by a Free- A report that Nixon 's name j Tears welled born County jury. The President in turn is ex- tnay be entered was printed inj up in the eyes In this case Joseph Auger of pected to transmit the report to the Washington Star, ! of t he 21-year- St. Paul sued for damages .suf- the review commission headed old redhead as Progres s , Nixon said Trip Making Some Through an aide on Jan. 4 fered when his truck turned by Chief Justice Earl Warren. that he is not commenting on Judge Sir An- Christine VATICAN CITY (AP)-Pope over north of Albert Lea Sept. By JOE HALL gress to urge the quickest pos- January now appear very slim. anything right now. Nixon has! t h o n y Hawke how- The W a r r e n commission Paul VI will leave Rome for the j 25, 1960, when he tried to avoid WASHINGTON (AP)—It has sible action on civil ( rights and Johnson has succeeded , meets this afternoon. Whether it said he will not be a candidate J pronounced sentence in Old Holy Land on Jan. 4 and will re- hitting a car driven by Lloyd been nine days since President tax cut bills as a tribute to the ever , in getting some more spe- 1964, Bailey. action from was to receive the report then in turn Jan. 6. the Vatican Press Rofshus of near Albert Lea. Johnson appeared before Con- late President Kennedy. cific pledges of was not known in advance. A spokesman for Rockefeller The maximum sentence for Office announced today. He followed that appeal with those in a position to hold up the eaid the governor "has suspend- perjury could have been seven The Vatican still did not say The Supreme.Court said evi- a wide-ranging series of confer- bills. This may help prevent The FBI is understood to have ed operations in New Hamp- years imprisonment, while on the Pope would travel by air , dence did not justify the amount ences, statements and telephone further delays. concluded that Lee Harvey Os- shire and decided lhat during the charge of conspiracy to sub- which no Pope has ever done of damages awarded because c alls, all part of the technique wald, 24, ex-Marine and Marx- this period there will be no po- | vert justice the sentence is left before. But obviously he could I Auger's period of disability was Eight Men Hurt he made famous in six years as ist, planned and executed alone litical comment or observa- i to the discretion of the judge. only make the 3,000-mile round | limited and the likelihood of per- Senate majority leader. that assassination. i manent disability doubtful. tions. -" Sir Anthony also imposed a trip to Palestine in three days Has the result been to im- Grand Champion Warren announced Thursday, six-month sentence on Christine by. plane. , Dissenting, Associate Justice In Blast Near prove prospects for the two bills after a 2%-hour commission but it will run concurrently with Pope Paul will be the first Walter Rogosheske agreed that or to advance the time when fi- meeting that Congress will ba the longer term. Pope to visit the Holy Land , the award was too high , but nal passage may be expected ? asked to arm the group with Her girl friend , Paula Hamil- since St. Peter—the first Pope — ! said the Supreme Court ought Honeywell Plant Steer Sells for subpoena power. Congress is 4 Children ton — Marshall , 23 , who also left Palestine after the death of not to perform the trial court's The answer appears to be that MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - An there is not much change, cer- sure to respond quickly; legis- pleaded guilty , drew a six- Christ. He will be the first Ro- I responsibility to reduce awards, lation already is being drafted. month term. man Catholic pontiff to leave | except in the most unusual cas- explosion in a construction proj- tainly not the dramatic im- $10 Per Pound Italy in a century and a half. es ect adjacen t to tlie Honeywell provement looked for by some Machinery was in motion also Dead in Fi re Their housekeeper , Mrs. Olive Ordnance plant in suburban avid supporters of the meas- CHICAGO ( foot deep reservoir hope for passage of the tax bill men restored life to Vera Jean in n after it dle had been left burning Christine had made in shortly before the blast occurred m their branch this year. This Brewer, 4, but her 3- year - old jar after she and Ihe children cording life story for pub- at 9:30 a.m. The freshly poured has proved realistic . State Senator sister, Kathy, suffocated Thurs- went to bed. Police snid elec- preparing her The police then arrest- roof caved in. House leaders hnd been push- day after they had latched ,-IIK I gas .sendee to the lication. trical the other three ; ing for floor debate on civil italized themselves into an unused refr ig- home had been shut off. ed Christine and One of the three workmen Is Hosp and accused them of framing rights in December. They re- erator ia the basement of tha ¦ scrambled to safety. The other MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - State family 's north Minneapolis Cordon. ! it, doubled their efforts under two were helped from the p Johnson's prodding but the Sen. Fay Child of Maynard was home. Several men outside the reser- chances for any action before admitted to University of Minne- W EATHER voir were knocked to the An older brother discovered GOODFELLOWS sota Hospitals early today. tho girls' plight when he came l ICDKItAL FOIt M AST ground. A minor blaze started There was no immediate re- PREVIOUSLY in straw covering the new con- home from school at noon. Vera WINONA AND VICINITY - LISTED $7% port on his condition or illness. tonight crete., Jean was reported in satisfac- Increasing cloudiness Kato Club and Sen. Child, !»5, suffered a occasional rain or Honeywell officials said thero tory condition at a hospital aft- follower! hy Mankato Bar 10 heart attack in 1054 hut recov- er firemen had used mouth-to- snow Snturday. Colder Satur- was no damage to Ihe plant Mi* , and Mrs. Harry housing its main ordnance divi- ered nnd contineud his duties mouth respiration to bring her day. Low tonight _5-:i0, hij*:h in tho legislature. Cooler with Uttlo Einhorn 10 sion , or to perimeter walls to. Saturday :i5 . Winona Mod Carriers, He had been staying at tho or no precipitation Sunday. ANOTHFJ R BUS RJDKK . . . Apparently unrecognized, raised for the new addition. The Mrs. Barbara Ilyder , St. Paul, -VrilKK Building & Common construction project had been Minneapolis Athletic Club and who had been caring for tha LOCAL WK. Laborers Benefit Corp. 5 former Prime Minister Harold Macmillan , second from left , observations for the let by Minneapolis Terminal was to have returned to May- pair and four other Brewer chil- Official Clara A. Slreater 10 stands In line waiting for a bus in London. He was on his ending ;il 12 m. to- Warehouse Co., owners of the nard today. dren, snid their mother had 2'l hours A Friend 2 way to visit his son , M -iurice, who lives in another section day : Maximum , :$¦>; minimum , property housing the Honeywell Child is chairman of tho Sen- been out of tho city since Sat- 2«; noon, J4; precipitation , none. Total to duto $833 of the British capital. (AP Photofax via cable from London) operation. ate Commerce Committee. urday. heen adminis- World War I, was born at and C. E. Fuaina and R. F. "__ 10*3 report will show that ic account has Plankinton, S. C , and came to English, _W**v&. Arcadia Industries has had a trated by the board of directors Mabel Rural Minnesota in 1901. Since ,1924, Arcadia Projects Lease of suustantially all the satisfactory year with total pro- of Arcadia Projects until the was sold to two Arcad- DEAR ABBY: he has resided f it Mabel He real estate of the corporation , duction up over a year ago. building plans to stay here. consisting of the factory build- The Arcadia Projects clinic ia physicians, Dr. Hugo Schla- Dr. Thomas Chis- Carrier Retires He is married to the former To Meet Monday ing and property , to Abel & account will also be reviewed at gintweit and • ARCADIA ( ) Bach, Inc., a Milwaukee firm, the annual meeting. The clin- holm , Oct. 1. MABEL, Minn. (Special) Iva Todd. They have three chil- , Wis. Special — — dren, Kenneth , Witerloo. Iowa, The annual meeting of Arcadia for a 15-year period and grant- After serving the community 40 Projects, Inc., ing the firm an option to pur- Too Old for years as rural mail carrier , the Rev. Robert Johnson, Ve- will be held Mon- , Wis., day at 8 p.m. in the Willie Wir- chase the property at the end Leonard J. Johnson Mabel , will rona and Mrs. Rooney . Reed, Austin, Minn. A son May- ed-hand meeting room of the of that period will be consider- retire from Rural Route 1 Dec. Trempealeau ed at the meeting. C. W. Gruler 30. nard, was killed in Woi Id War Electric Coopera- Dr. Recita l Count tive. Arcadia Projects, Inc., was Ph9n 44,T II. * By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN When Johnson started on the Three directors will be 331 Cno.U Building route May 5, 1924 it covered 28 No one has been appointed to elect- formed in 1955 by a group of ed for three-year terms to suc- Arcadia citizens, In 1936 a fac- DEAR ABBY: Ten months ago I started taking piano miles. Today the route is 80 fill the vacancy. Jame.; McMan- ceed Morris lessons. I am 41. A few days ago my piano teacher handed English, Otmer W. tory was built and leased to Modern Chiropractic miles long; runs in two states, amy, substitute carri?r. will de- Schroeder and Harold Maloney , me a copy of THE BLUE DANUBE WALTZ and said that Minnesota and Iowa: two coun- . Abel & Each which has operat- liver mail on the route until a Schroeder is secretary-treasur- ed as Arcadia Industries , Inc. In and Electrotherapy was to be my recital piece. I protested, but she refused to ties, Fillmore and Winneshiek , new carrier has been appoint- er. Maloney take me seriously. I told her I'd let her know. What I want was elected last May of this year the firm be- and six townships. Preble, New- ed. year to fill the one-year 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to know is, am I obligated to play in her recital? burg, Canton, Hesper. Burr Oak unex- came a subsidiary of Walco Monday thru FrWay pired term of Eugene Vogel. American Corp., New York Opon Friday Evenings 7-f by Appointment Just what is the purpose of a recital? For whose benefit and Canoe. It is west of Mabel Holdover directors are is it? The pupils' or the teacher's? I never expect to play and runs north and south. HOKAH WOMAN HURT Laur- City. The Arcadia plant retain- Closod Saturday ence (Nick ) Jensen , president ed the same name and manage- publicly, so why should I play in a recital to "gain confi- HOKAH , Minn. ( Special) - ; Johnson has seen many A. C. Schultz , vice president . ment. dence"? I am her only adult pupil , and can 't see myself changes during the 40 years. Mrs. Edyth Gstalder, 82, is in in a recital with a lot of children. I've attended some of her Babies, to whose parents he Lutheran Hospital, La Crosse, recitals. She stands in the wings and delivered mail at the beginning with a broken right hip, a brok- counts. What would YOU tell her. Abbv* of his services, have grown up en arm and many mad bruises _|i| THINKING IT OVER and have children of their own. which she received when she ^^^9__ l _H_A_P He has seen the transition from fell down stairs to the main floor Ei? M I DEAR THINKING: I'd tell her not the old fashioned mud roads to Wednesday about 2 a.m. Mrs, to count on me. gravel, blacktop and pavement. Gstalder , practically blind , lived He started his work with a Mod- alone. Her niece, Mrs. Wilbur liV — ^"» DEAR ABBYi A church-going neighbor el? car and is quitting -with a Bcrnsdorf , who lives next door , _H_a_^d^_ t*>______n9_____r ***§¦ ^™*™*™^r ^^ T^r^*"-*^"^ ^**^*^ _*L^^^ _____c3klC PFflln AL li of high moral character needs desperately checked on her every morning. r /r 1953 Chevrolet- He has. worn lW '^^ to be told what to do with her hair. She out a dozen cars. When she received no answer ¦ , F • l______n______yM __R if iii __P __P can't afford to go to a beauty parlor so For 12 winters he used horses Wednesday, she called Oscar r^______»i ______- M. ' JAA m llBlf K she fixes it herself. It has been bleached with a sleigh or buggy , also a Bernsdorf , her brother , and they li>'fc ' 'r -SiH until it looks like hav. And she sets it in ' snowbird , a made their way into the house those tight ringlets that were popular 25 ^bby car with cater- bv a window. PIVJv l VAVINIi V years ago. This woman has two lovely pillar traction. - ' daughters who will soon be in their teens and. Abby, you ^W At the time he "M know when a mother looks like she is working at the oldest started work- r #H__-_____ty ^M. profession she spoils her daughters ' chances for popularity. ing, J. 0. Back- CORRECTION 1 don 't know this woman well enough to tell her myself, but man was Ma- BANQUET shouldn 't somebody tell her ? GOOD NEIGHBOR bel postmaster. He also served DEAR GOOD: If a friend doesn 't tell her, a stranger PEACHES certainly can't. Perhaps her daughters will, eventually. under Ernest Big No. Vh Cans But if "popularity " depends on how one's mother wears Danielson , R. her hair , who needs it? J. Stroud , Dr. 3 for 79c P. H. Riede DEAR ABBY: Would you call a party properly chaperoned and Paul Nor- Johnson I WMHI JF I IV\I-PT11 A _P if the parents are in one part of the house and the kids are by. Of these only two are still in another , and they don't see.jgach other all evening? These living, Danielson in Alameda , young folks are from 16 to 18 years of age, and their idea Calif., and Norby, the present of a good chaperone is one who stays completely out of sight. postmaster. 1 always thought a chaperone should make a few appearances Johnson, 69. a veteran of ^ CHRISTMAS during the evening, but I am told no other parents do this. n 1 hate to embarrass my daughter by being different , but I think it' s dishonest to assure other parents that their child's party is being, chaperoned and then stay out of sight all eve- 9 ».m. through 5 p.m. ning. If I am wrong, please . tell me. MRS. D. DR. C. R. KOLLOFSKl Now at your WESTERN Discount Store Saturday 9 to 12:30 DEAR MRS. D.: No, you are right. A good chaperone DR. MAX L. DEBOLT needs to pop in only once to let the kids know that she may pop in at any time. • Opttstnmtrhttm and Gasoline Station in Winona What' s on your mind? For _ personal reply, send a self- THUD AND M AIN S-H. 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W !r ^^' fl P|U1 30 p,0, :y *yffi> - ~ ^w^^QiO______L PIU* Q1 30 &•R *^liW1 dQ Stimpi ci 70 '« «J»XfiQ.Uil SUmp* JA plui*. 30 Plui JO Plu* 31 1M Z|>l./3st«mpi n back- ; come discontented with movies, This definition will be analyzed including moving No. 1 green leaves room philosophy at Georgia State . ers who have $25,000 and more "IT MAY SEEM odd to see a Henry Fegre Crowther said. Motion picture for fantasy and imagination in College in Savannah and turn- Gov. Karl . F. Rolvaag is ex- invested in their individual and No. 4 tee. culture has been changing, he racing driver lecturing on safe- a motion picture, Crowther ed to writing as a career at pected to attend and offer a cars. ty, We have every- Henry Fegre, .126 E. Howard and an increasing but it's not . THE IRRIGATION proj«ct on asserted, pointed out. the age of 22. He served as fea- challenge to make Minnesota , thing in our favor when we St., Thursday was elected are works of "Afro-Amer- Every prospective driver the enlarged nine-hole course number of films ture writer for the a safer state. He will speak at rookie or veteran, must pass a race. We are not driving on sachem of Wenonah Tribe 20, has been completed. Bartley art. THE SPEAKER said that the ican" and the "Chicago Amer- uni the beginning of the session, a public thoroughfares, but on Improved Order of Red Men, Surjply Co., St. Cloud , Minn., que characteristic of the mo- ican." His articles have appear- dinner at 6:45 p.m CKOWTHER CITED Tolstoy s tion picture . . specially prepared race courses succeeding Ronald Vondrashek. haa the contract for 7,360 feet is its ability of ed in many major magazines. ' definition to explain what art ''catching in images the flow A discussion on legislative • which have many Safety fea- Fegre, who served during ths of piping and a 4-inch well for Lomax is the author of three tures. is. of life. " A static picture has "The Reluctant proposals, a regional meeting past year as senior sagamore, the clubhouse, now completed, books. His first, of the Governor 's Youth Traffic Carnival Adds human activity by compactness , but a motion pic- " Won the Saturday Re- "All cars are going in t h e heads a slate of elected and and will drill an 8-inch submer- "Art is a African, Committee, which one person conveys to ture — while keeping that quali- view Anisfield-Wolf award for Safety a driver same direction and for the appointed officers who will be sible well for the course. Bart- education meeting and plans another by means of certain ty — can add the flexibility I960. His second book , "The Ne- ' same goal. Speed magnifies the installed Jan. 9 following a buf- ley's bid , $13,463, also includes for increased public support for effects , but does not increase falo dinner at the Red Men' appurte- external signs his deepest and that goes with movement and gro Revolt ," is considered to be i s pumps, motors and accident prevention measures New Events ' the rate, of accidents. We are all Wigwam. nances. most significant feelings," he the selection that goes with the definite work on race rela- tions in America today. His lat- will be highlights. As might be expected , the apprehensive because everyone Others officers elected Thurs- quoted. assembling the pictures to be ,000 persons at- shown on the screen. est work , "When the Word is More than 2 upcoming Winter Carnival dom- ! wants to win and you can't win day night were: John Carter, He admitted that the decision tended six similar workshops inated discussion at Thursday if you have an accident." of whether a movie is a work The motion picture is a com- Given ," was published in Octo- senior sagamore succeeding ber. in the state last January. Three night's meeting of the Winona ; Barrel Johnson, junior of art is a matter that has to bination of all the arts — even regional workshops are Fegre Goodview Mayor more Activity Group. , pro* remain subjective. the plastic arts — "hut it is expected to be added in 1964 sagamore ; Vondrashek Milton Knutson, general chair- Wildgrube , re- is a matter of how the essentially a medium of images and the attendance is expected Jphet; Roy G. "It Man Bound Over man for the 1964 carnival, said Bank Foundation elected chief of records ; Roy work strikes you ," the critic in motion ," Crowther declared. to be doubled. Race Decision The critic explained that more events will be added Kelson, keeper of wampum; explained, "and how it strikes that the to the carnival , so that it will growth of the motion picture as On Charge . | Raymond Bronk , re-elected col- you may be different from how last from Jan. 10 through Jan. of wampum; Bernard H. " an art form came as a result Membership Up lector it strikes me. Of Nonsupport 19, rather than from the 12th Habeck, re-elected to a three- Expected Tonight , however , of the influx of foreign films Membership in the Foundation It is possible to Harold O. Moger, 41, Lanes- Minnesota City on, as originally announced . year terra as trustee, and Al- The Goodview canvassing for judgment after World War II. These for Commercial Banks, a co- form a basic guide boro, Minn., appeared in mu- The queen contest will begin bert Peterman , re-elected mast- board will meet tonight to de- 1 of motion pictures, Crowther films were . made for a different operative promotion organiza- market, nicipal court Thursday after- earlier, this year, Knutson said. er of properties. eide the outcome of the dead- j went on. Exposure to and ex- he explained , and were tion , i.s showing rapid growth not as subject as American noon on a charge of nonsupport . Trucker Fined Candidates will be recruited according to of officers will be locked race for village mayor, j perience with a medium es- in the in the Midwest , Installation according to Village Clerk Henry products to the demands of a felony, waived a preliminary "I don t know how fast I was and announced beginning zsko, Winona , vice Walter Williams tablishes a norm, he said. This, middle of December. S. J. Kry conducted by C. Ehmcke. commercialism. hearing and was bound over to driving, " Henry W. Jacobs , chairman of the foundation. Peterman he added, develops "taste , or as great sachem and One of the two candidates, American film makers began District Court. Minnesota City Rt. I , testified One of the new events will Organized originally in 1957 as great sannap. what I call a critical faculty. " Moger was arrested by Fill- be a heel-and-toe contest — a however, said this noon tliat he , to see the possibilities of the shortly before he was convict- as an appointive committee of A roast beef dinner has been had not yet been notified of CROWTHER explained his medium as a result of seeing more County authorities Wed - ed in munici pal court today of walking marathon of a kind J nesday and brought to Winon a popular in Europe. The mara- the American Banking Associa- scheduled for the wigwam the meeting. He is Harris An- ! criteria for deciding whether a these movies, he said, and many the charge of speeding. tion , the foundation now is a Tuesday night. All proceeds will derson , who — as a "village j film is a work of fine films are now being made Thursday. He was booked at 11 Jacobs , who was arrested by thon will be timed to end along ! separate particular a.m. at police headquarters . the Winter Carnival parade entity which conducts be used to finance the annual trustee — would serve on the i art. He said that to him, each in this country. police Nov. 28. was the only a nationwide program of adver- Christmas party Dec. Judge John D. McGill set bail witness other than the arrest- route, just before the parade kiddies board. j of the letters in the word "art" Nevertheless , most American tising and promotion. Kryzsko 22. The party originally had producers are trying to meet at $500. Moger . unable to post ing officer , Capt. John Scherer , starts at 2 p.m. Jan. 18. MOREOVER, suggest a quality a film must bail , is confined to the county : said member banks pay an as- been scheduled for Dec. 21. Anderson con- the demands of a changing mov- Judge John D. McGill sentenced i sessment of $10 per $1 million of tends, he was not present at! have. jail. S. A. Sawyer represented The annual turkey dinner will The first letter suggests that ie audience — caused in part the defendant to pay a fine of deposits to finance campaigns Thursday night's meeting be- ' the state in court. $25 or lo serve eight days. A Treasury Warns be Dec. 19 at 6:30 p.m. and a film must be articulate , he by television — by making "big He was charged on a eom- in national magazines and spon- cause he was not called until bail deposit made Nov. 29 after sorship of a Saturday sport show will be followed by conferral after he had left for another : said . It must bring its message spectacle" films. Thes>e are oft- plajnt which said that he had degree on . Jacobs pleaded not guilty was Against Chain on network television. About $1 ,- of the all-American commitment at 6:30 p.m. An- to us clearly and forcefully. The en resourceful and sometimes not paid support for his three candidates by tha entertaining , but lhey seldom used to pay the fine. ! 400.000 a year is being spent a class of derson attended a Shriners ' ban- minor children since June I. ' are works of art , Crowther de- Capt. Scherer said that he saw Letter Bonds iby the foundation for these pur- tribe s degree staff. quet last night. The children are living with his a truck driven by Jacobs trav- clared. ex-wife , Virginia Moger , poses. Three of the canvassing board Mrs. eling east on Sarnia Street and The U.S. Treasury is caution- members — incumbent Mayor Last Tow 1754 Kraemer Dr. Sharpest gains in membership CROWTHER explained to the that he followed the truck from ing the public against the cur- have been shown ih South Da- Drum and Bugle Rex A. Johnson and trustees Daily News, after his talk that Main Street. rent rash of Savings Bonds Lester Berg and Gerald Feils — kota , where nearly 75 percent May Be Near the motion picture as an art Six Months' Notice .The truck was traveling 40 chain letter schemes , of the state's banks now belong Corps to Play met at the village hall last night form still was in its infancy. miles per hour in a 30-mile possibly be the last per "U. S. Savings Bonds them- to the foundation. The number but took no action because of What may Even those films that are au- Required on Police hour zone between Lafayette the absence of Anderson and of th« season is head- selves are an absolutely safe of bank members (here went At Legion Meet towboat thentic works of art are only and Frankl in streets , said from another member. Truste e Nor- ing upriver toward Winona. Unclaimed Item Sale investment , free from elements 89 in September to 129 beginning to explore the pos- There was no error in Thurs- Scherer. He arrested Jacobs on of.risk because the principal and ; in November , Kryzsko said. The Brigadiers — the Ameri- man Nelson , who was out of The Lady Linda , with three sibilities of the medium. Ihe Shive town. day 's notice about the police Road ahout four interest are full y guaranteed by These banks carry 71 percent can Legion drum and bugle barges of fuel oil for Western It was for that reason he stres- blocks east of Mankato Avenue. of the total deposits in South corps — will perform for the Anderson said that he would Oil Co. here , is expected to department's sale of unclaimed our government ", Glen R. sed the potential of the medium Scherer said that short ly after , Dakota. American Legion Auxiliary at attend the meeting scheduled for arrive Wednesday. Its exact lo- items. Johnson , stale bond director in his talk , he pointed out. The date for the sale is June his arrest Jacobs made the these Over the country as a whole , the Legion Club Tuesday eve- tonight if he were notified of it. cation today is not known ex- said today. "However, ''There is no question that 9 at 7 p.m. in the police garage statement that he was in a hur- Savings foundation membership includes ning after a joint dinner. He noted , however, that he be- cept it is below Guttenberg, schemes for acquiring the motion picture is a potential at City Hall, The law requires ry. Bonds ' are a risky banks carry ing :?9 percent of The musical presentation will lieved state law to require that Iowa. 'for nothing art form ," he said near the be- that the notice appear at least Jacobs explained that he was " all deposits in the nation . Kryzs- precede separate meetings of 24 hours notice be given before The W. S. Rhea , with 14 barg- working al gamble. ginning of hi.s speech . six months prior to the sale. the time and that He said lhat Ihe Post Office ko said the number of member the post nnd unit. such a meeting is held. that locked through Winona he had driven the Neither candidate , each of es, Crowlher warned , however , The items , found by the police (ruck over Department 's experience with banks is now over fS .OOO and Tickets for the 6:30 p.m. din- Darn 5-A at 9: 'S0 p.m. Wednes- that few film makers have the department , already have been Ihe same route for many years. include 60 percent of Minnesota ner must he picked up at the whom received 209 votes in the last downstream endless chain schemes over a ' , day was quality needed to produce mov- in possession of the department He said he started to pass sev- banking institutions. club by Mondav noon. Tuesday s election hns asked are no towhoats era l cars near period of many years i.s that for a recount or has contested tow . There ies that qualify as art : for at least six months. Franklin Street . above 5-A. Cit y Proseuilor mosl participants lose the ir en- the results of the balloting. Pre- reported "Great art must come from Notice of the sale aga in will James Sodcr- berg did not cross-examine I ire investment because the sup- sumably then , the outcome within. It has to be inspired by be published several days prior p l y of inleiestea persons is would be settled by lot at to- some definite spiritual impulse . " to the sale . Jacobs. soon exhausted. On Sunday, Oecember Sth night' s canvassing board meet- Johnson said that some or- ing. M usicia ns Local ganizers of the chain letter Such settlement i.s stipulated plans imply governmental ap- In Minnesota statutes. Anderson , proval for the schemes. This is however, said lhat he felt that Elects Monday not true , however , he declared , the Area Page it would not be fair to the vot- Rain-Snow Expected ! Officers for 1964 will be elect- and agents issuing bonds have ers of the village to settle the ed by the Winona Musicians been instructed lo refuse to sell election "by tossing a coin. " j Association , Local 453, Ameri- I hem if they believe Ihe bonds "I personally would like to will be used in a chain letter features election ." he de- ! can Federation of Musicians , at see another ; plan. clared. its meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at 35 High on Saturday ! the Labor Temple. 24 ANDERSON snld lhat lie hnd Current officers were re- Rain turning to snow and inch (melted) as rain or snow Hocliesler had a low of Father Receives called his opponent Wednesday nominated al the group 's No- colder air will move into the tonight and Saturday and again afU*r a high of XX Thursday and • Trempealeau night to discuss the deadlock , | vember meeting. They are : Winona area late today, accord- about Monday is expected. La Crosse posted readings of Suspended Sentence but contended that .Johnson re- 1 Edward L. Hostettler , presi ing lo Ihe Weather Bureau. Above freezing temperature :il and X i for the same times. fused to talk about it with him. ; denl; Fred Meyer , vice presi- ' Skies will be cloudy in WIS- In municipal court this morn- Increasing cloudiness tonight , cut into Winona s snow cover 1) County Hospital Johnson was not available for I dent , and Max Lewis , socrelary- followed by occasional rain or Thursday afternoon and Ihe CONSIN and rain is consider- ing, Judge John . Medill de- but Mrs, John- ed likely for the nort h , possibly ferred action for 15 days after comment today, j treasurer. snow Saturday and turning cold- thermometer rose lo ,'i5. The and son told the Daily News thai Those nominated for election er Saturday, is tho forecast, A overn ight low was 2fi and the mixed with snow in llic extreme Donald J . Bohn , 411, .IDfi K. her husband hnd called t he can- low of 25-30 is expected tonight mercury reading at noon :i4. mirth . . Broadway, pleaded guilty to n to the executive hoard are charge of nonsupport vassing board members ns soon , Francis Lani k , James Casey, and a high of :i f> Saturday. Kxcept for a few snow flur- ; . A(iO in the Wausau area Thurs- Bohn , arrested hy police at Dr. Sam AAcHutchison a.s he got home from work Compton , Jack Woods , Cooler with little or no pre- A YEAH today thr city 's ries Harold hi no precipitation was re- his home at 7:50 a.m . today, * Thursday which was after fi p.m. le llaney and Vei n Smelscr. ci pitation is the outlook for Sun- gh was 25 and the low 15. day, -— Past President , St. Charles Jayccos at- , Ly Half an inch of snow fell All- ported in W isconsin in the 24- appeared on n complaint by his She snid that he would " Nominees for the post of ser- day . tempt to call another meeting time high for Dec. (i was fifi liour period ending al daybreak wife who lives at 47,1 K. Mark -- International Director . Minneso/a Jayccos geant-at-arms are Anlhon y THE EXTENDED forecast for in lii.'W and the low for the day today. ¦St . She claimed that he has not for tonight. " — liceipm ni of an Internal ionnl Award , 1(104 JCl We lsch , Kvarist Sobolla . Arthui Ihe next five days indicates —9 in 181(2. Mean for (lie past 24 Temperatures early I o d a y paid support for their t hree Congress, Honnenbcrg and David Mah- temperatures through Wednes- hours was ,10. Normal for Ihis ranged down to 2,1 at ftnu i minor children since Nov. ,'tfl, Tel Aviv , Israel. Home to Confer lum. day will average :i to fi degrees time of the year is 24. Claire. i Bohn snid that he would he Membership cards for HHM below normal with a gradual Morning fof* was reported Maximums Thursday were working beginning Monday and With Pearson [ wil l go on sale at the meeting, cooling trend throughout most from various sections of Minne- topped by .Superior's ,1/1. would be able to pny support. ' " LONDON (AP)—Prim r* Minis- Ours were rn ised at Ihe group s of Ihe period. sota this morning. Lowest tem- Millinock et . Maine , was Ihe Judge Mr-Ciill ordered thai ter Sir Alec Douglas-liome will lost meeting lo $4 a quarter or Normal daytime highs this perature was at Bemidji where col dest spot in tbe country early I.ohn pay support of $f>5 per WINONA StillOAf NEWS confer wiih Prime Minister Les- Wi a year. Dues previously time of H IP year arc* :»5- .'i0 and the mornin** reading was 12. It today with It helow zero and Mi- week lo his wife. He snid that ter R , Pearson of Canada during were $:i a qiuuler or $10 a year nighttime lows B-IS. Preci pita- was 14 nt International Kails raniar and Thermal , Calif., .scl n sentence would he suspended a visit to Ottawa Feb. 10-12. I If paid in advance. tion averag ing .10 to .30 of an and 21 at St. Cloud. the high Thursday of 82, Iif the conditions were met. [ They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo 1 OTJ] »".i" limwiurowM^ » » ewi^iw m3-#f^______B_i Realtors Name E»^^^___ #W *!_ _ \ % 'Is >¦ _ ¦il ¥___¦______! (ft HappsunsxLJxiit Vti g/tt SB_ul_wvTjL*,<_^_#_r-* _jJmt# ^^rim*%^/fii______-__-Tn mF \Wm^B ^^} ^^ W^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMNew Oflicers New officers were elected by ^HK^^W _#*'_^r-______i Southeastern Minnesota Loaded f^___r_L N ___r__ ri_r_BVViPV^______thel 5 Chambers V ^ > Board of Realtors at its Christ- mas party Wednesday night at In Broadway Roulette i^1ilf___B__l______^______i the Commodore Club in La Crescent. By EARL WILSON Those chosen were : Oren NEW YORK — Producing Broadway shows is like playing By GRETCHEN L. LAMBERTON Lanswerk, Spring Grove, pres- the suckers' gambling game, roulette. But Broadway Roulette ident; Luvenje Johnson, Spring is worse than Russian Roulette, for on B'way, five chambers are TTOUNTAIN GLEN FARM, Peru, Ind. —- Just six miles Grove, vice president, and Jack loaded, instead of one. r from this farm Is the Bunker Hill SAC base with the Sweeney, Winona , secretary- Joe Kipness, popular operator of the successful Polynesian greatest concentration of Strategic Air Command bombers treasurer. restaurant, Hawaii Kai, tossed $125,000 onto the B'way wheel at tn America. There are some SO of the great powerful jets base with Its high The group's next meeting will 7:45 the other night with a show called "Have I Got A Girl For based there, and when you drive past the be Feb. 5 at a private club. You!" at the Music Box. wire fences (with three strands of barbed wire at the top ) ¦ By 8 a.m., "the wheel" had going to keep me alive politi- you can see the rows of hangars. Usually several of the swept away all 125Gs ( the cri- hangars are open and you can see the awesome jet s look- MABEL BOY SCOUTS cally." in the tics' reviews were negative). ACTOR ALLAN Dobie's bride ing like sleek monsters poised to spring. Sometimes MABEL, Minn. (Special) — Joe stood there without a chip Maureen Scott, who arrived daytime fl formation of three of these "Hustlers" will streak Mable Boy Scout Troop 68 has left . . . Rather than buy more from London with her husband past overhead with a muffled roar , and sometimes in the been reorganized under the chips to keep trying, Joe an- the other night just in time middle pf the night I was blasted out of deep sleep by the leadership of Marlyn Dahlen as nounced he'd close the show for him to play the lead in terrifying sound. Scoutmaster. Patrol dads are quickly. "I'll probably never The other evening at the home of my daughter-in-law's "Chips with Everything," had , Roy Hermanson and Harold produce another stage show," he a curious conversation with a parents we met one of the top SAC pilots in the country Karli. The board of review has said. "Seeing all that go down new acquaintance here . . . Major Sydney Kubesch, who had married a Peru cousin of approved the following: Tender- the drain, even though . it wasn't "Are you in Show Business?" my. daughter-in-law. Several weeks ago he had been chosen to foot, Scott Boltow , Douglas Cor- all mine, is too much" . . . Joe try to break the world's non-stop speed record from Tokyo to Phillip Johnson, Dennis the new Mrs. Dobie was asked attaining speeds son, could be cheered by one thing : ... "No, I'm a folk singer," London, and this he .did in spectacular style Sanden and Craig Loftsgaarden, Customers at the Hawaii Kai up to 1,400 miles per hour. When I asked him about the she said . . . (You hear that, , and second class, Charles Nel- were applauding his show there. Mr. Belafonte?) flight he gave much of the credit to his crew of two men son, Steve Hermanson, Deane "Maybe I don't know how to TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A Chemist to Talk and he seemed pleased to talk about the flight. Karli , Randy Ruffridge and produce B'way stage shows," chain - smoker died (reports Billy Welch. Jeffrey Olson and said Joe. (Maybe practically no- Nonnee Co an) and had inscrib- V Voice of the The plane was refuelled devil type that so many of Charles Redwing received mer- body else does, either, Joe ; you ed on his tombstone, "See, I At Two Colleges three times in mid-air , slow- the former pilots were. On it badges. Patrol leaders are are not alone. ) , Told You I Could Quit Smok- A chemist from Brown Uni- ing down to a speed of 450 the contrary, he was a small Dennis Corson Jeffrey Olson ing." slim young man, modest and and Charles Johnson. A reserva- LUCILLE BALL twisted her versity, Providence, R. I., will \ Outdoors miles per hour. At high husband Gary Morton's arm WISH I'D SAID THAT: "The speak to students at the Col- pleasant, and he looked as tion has been made for the trouble with too many people The Survivors Depart ed so they will withstand the speeds the outer skin of the though he might be a book- troop to stay overnight at the and got him to appear on one lege of Saint Teresa Wednes- Four hundred and sixty --eix pressure of a break? Has any jet gets of her TV shows (in his na- is they won't admit their weak- day and Thursday, according to red hot and glows keeper or store clerk. But Queen's Bluff Outpost , near Wi- ) nesses. I'd gladly admit mine, , ducks, the survivors of the state agency made such a like fire. The cramped in- he is a fabulous electronics nona , Jan. 2-3. tural habitat, the golf range Sister M. Loyola chairman of check? . . . Frequently heard debate : That ia, if I ever had any." the college's chemistry depart- worst waterfowl disaster on terior cabin space resembles engineer, and that's what —Pic Larmour. ment. record along the Upper Missis- an electric computer with pilots of the future have to ARCADIA BOY SCOUTS Did people cry more about ' sippi, rose up off the ponds at True, it would appear that masses of levers, , , FDR's death or JFK's? Be- REMEMBERED Q tT . D T E: these ducks did not die in buttons be. So, alas goodbye to the "Promises are like crying ba- He is Dr. Leallyn B. Clapp, the Carlos Avery Game farm signal lights and other high- old breed of lanky, roman- ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) —- cause of the long TV concen- whose appearance here is part vain. There have been Arcadia Boy Scouts Monday tration bringing it to every bies in church. They should be near Anoka last week and ly sensitive electronic gear. tic, debonair young pilots of a program sponsored by the headed south, many surface actions taken. Although there is an elabo- who buzzed their friends' night elected William Feltes, living room (not possible in carried out as soon as possi- division of chemical education Congress has authorized a ) ble."—Anon. rate air cooling system the houses and dipped their patrol leader; Steve Herrick, '45 , many think the Kennedy of the .American Chemical So- The ducks were one-third $250,000 pollut ion survey; heat of all these electronic wings at a pretty girl. Major assistant patrol leader ; Mark mourning has never been equal- EARL'S PEARLS: Any hus- ciety. a new organization covering band will tell you—his favorite of those rescued from the gadgets is so great that the Kubesch said that SAC pilots Schultz, treasurer ; Steve Cham- ed ... Patachbu, who's sort He will address student af- oil slick that came down the Upper Elver area has Woychik, of a happy , young, well-dressed dish is one that has already interior temperature often do not learn propeller-plane bers, scribe; James been washed. filiates of the society from both the river after the ice went been formed to lobby and rises to around 110. flying at all but are started quartermaster; Bruce Kostner, Edith Piaf , famous in her own Saint Teresa and St. Mary's out last spring to meet the watch the Minnesot a Legis- cap- , opened at the Americana Joe E. Ross (of "Car 54") is Major Kubesch was defin- out from scratch iri small librarian ; Peter Fernholz, right auditioning colleges at 7:30 p.m. Wednes- flocks of colorful mating lature tighten its laws itely not the athletic, dare- jets. John Feltes , Mark Royal Box. I don't know why for another show, , governing river and lake tain, and and told the writer what he'd day. He will speak to Saint birds going north and cov- Schultz and James Woychik, "My Fair Lady" producer , Teresa students majoring or ering the birds with a black, pollution. Law enforcement Herman Levin doesn't sue over once told producer Nat Hiken: Though a formation of SAC bombers roaring overhead buglers. "Don't give me any big minoring in science at 4:15 p.m. sticky, oily mass that made officers are now assured of her racy French-type parody words that day. them helpless, Many thou- public backing. Ducks don't scared the heck out of me and like an old fogey I instinc- about a mademoiselle who's to say — the only big word I tively ducked my head, still no cattle in rny son's pastures can pronounce A general lecture will be giv- sands of these migrating vote but they suddenly have A ne ** *• - - also out nights. He probably is 'delicates- under the weight inherited political values. pay any heed to them. Late one afternoon just as the sun % sen'." . . . That's earl, brother. en in the college auditorium at birds sank was setting I went with my son and -wife loves it, too. 4:15 p.m. Thursday, and Dr. of their bodies, soaked with his in the truck Former Ohio Gov, Mike Di Others unable to rise As far as we can find out, while they took a dozen bales of hay out to a field for the Clapp will talk to area teachers oil. cattle s supplementary feeding. Salle, first to declare John F. at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. The lat- from the water simply kill- not a single concrete thing has ' PIER Kennedy for President, just re- Student Winner ter lecture will be given in the themselves trying. been done to reduce the oil We drove into the corn stubble field where some of the called some Kennedy wit—and Roger Bacon Lecture Hall. pollution hazard. It still looms cattle were feeding, and my daughter-in-law drove the truck Dine & Dance / After being washed in deter- there, a menace that can kill slowly around the field, ing memory. Mike nominated Estes At other times throughout stopp at intervals while my son with the 1 Kefauver for V.P. ia '56; Ke- Of Riding both days, Dr. Clapp will speak gent, fed and kept in heated not only migrating waterfowl threw out a bale and then opened it and kicked the bay into fauver won over Kennedy . Mower to organic and inorganic chem- buildings for a time, the res- but riyer fish and wipe out rows. At his call of "Whoo-whoo" the cattle in the adjoining Leaving the stage, Mike told A St. Mary's College senior istry classes at the college. cued ducks were turned loose fishing for a couple of years or stalk field raised their heads in unison, then they started TJ'S j Kennedy, "Don 't be unhappy. has won seventh prize in a na- Dr. Clapp, who received his in ponds around the depart- longer in a big stretch of the for the field we were in. EVERY WEDNESDAY, 1 tional contest , ment's game farm in the Car- river. ' If Adlai Stevenson loses, you'll but —so far at doctorate from the University Silhouetted against a blood-red winter sunset the black FRIDAY &' SATURDAY \ still be alive politically in "60." least — all he knows is what of Illinois, has served as chair- los Avery wildlife area. cattle came streaming through the open gate and to the hay. he reads in the paper. Boat Licenses NIGHT 9:00-1:00 # In '59, at a Di Salle party in man of the chemical education which survived There are probably a few It was interesting to see how evenly they distributed them- Columbus , Kennedy recalled Anthony Hakl, Marshfield, The ducks Bottle License 1 division of the American Chem- -to fly south were all band- boat owners who have not selves among the spread-out hay bales. Three terrible jets Mike's words, and added: "But Wis., entered a contest sponsor- ical Society. streaked overhead like thunderclaps, but I was the only living Bring Your Own BottU I Mike , I don ed by a soft drink manufactur- ed. The 466 birds consisted renewed their boat license 't want you to make of 348 scaup , 51 ringueck, 54 that expired Dec. 31, 1962, being in the field who looked up. a practice out of saying you're er in which one had to tell in PRIVATE PARTIES I coot, 9 wood duck, 3 red or a year ago. Their year the usual 25 words or less Tree Sale at Blair Inquire first left turn on pike head and 1 goldeneye. The of grace expires Dec. 31, f Winona DAILY News where he would like to go and after leaving Le Crescent. A why. BLAIR, Wfs. (Special) — The birds were unable to fly 1963. Here is the state's B FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1943 , warning: " ~ ~~~ Hakl wrote that he wanted to Blair Lions Club and Boy Scouts until they had molted their VOLUM-T08, NO, 14 go to Salt Lake City so he could will sell Christmas trees. Trees old feathers and apparently -J Live Music "ubllshed dally except Saturday am} holt- are at three locations. Boy made no attempts to nest The Minnesota bureau of boat iay« by Republican and Herald Publish- learn to swim at the University and water safety has issued a H no Company. 401 Franklin St., Winona, of Nevada — he thinks. "I real- Scouts will canvass the city to this spring at the game \Ainn. warning for all . boat regis- I ¦ * ! " ~ ly don't remember what I wrote take orders. For the past sev- farm. Goodview "TuBSCRiPTION RATES trants to carefully check the Saturday Mite @ ' any more, eral years Lions have sold trees Sirigla Copy - loc Dally; 13c Sunday " he confessed. The survival rate on birds de- expiration date on their license Delivered by Carrier—Per week 50 cenh Now the sponsor has re- to raise funds for community ¦ livered alive to be cleaned av- cards. All boat licenses with an Barber Shop i» week s JX2.7S 5*1 weeks $25.50 leased the betterment projects. This year by BUD and CHUCK'S BAND m _ names of winners, eraged around 34 percent des- expiration date of Dec. 31, 1962, 3y mall strictly In advancei papar .top- and Hakl's is on the list. He is the proceeos will send one Will Be Open je_ on expiration date. pite valiant efforts of game must be renewed by applying supposed to have won a power Scout to the national jamboree n Fillmore, Houston, Olmsted, directly to the Department of Winona, riding mower. The at Valley Forge next summer. farm personnel and volunteer Mondays Wabasha. Buffalo. Jackson, Pepin and problem is workers to save them. The ef- Conservation before Dec. 31, rrempealeau counties: that the company This year the club already has failed to tell fects of exposure and handling 1963. Application blanks are L COVE Bar I year . . . 112.00 3 month s . . . $.1.50 him about it. His first word of given $150 to the troop to pay a___ But C losed on i rnonthi . . »6.50 I month . . available from the Conserva- Highway 61 at Minnesota City _ . $1.35 his windfall came when the most of the expenses of one proved too much for most of All other mall subscriptions: Daily News Scout. the ducks. tion Department, county sher- Wednesdays. ) year . . , $JS M ) month . . . *].«g called to ask him ¦ iffs, county auditors and agents _W s months ^^ . $8.O0 3 months u.21 about it. _ _ The conservative estimate throughout the state. Now Owned and Operated by Joe Bush _¦_ Tel. 8-2078 for Bend change ol address notices, undeliv- At least the mower — when it HARMONY BANK'S PARTY ered copies, subscription orders, and other of Minnesota Conservation ppointments. NO MINORS ALLOWED— AGES CAREFULLY CHECKED A ¦nail Items to Winona Dally News. Box W, arrives — will come in handy. HARMONY, Minn. (Special) Department game division After Jan. 1, 1964, all boat JjJJ Winona, Minn. "At home we have a mon- —Harmony State Bank will hold waterfowl biologists was registrants who failed to re- Second class postage paid at Winona. strous lawn," Hackl explained. its annual Christmas party for that "10,000 ducks died as new their licenses with an —_i_IVi—____——M____—iV__————. Shown the public Saturday, from 2 to expiration ddte of Dec, 31, Saturday the result of the oil dis- W^^^ TT! Wr mfK!!r m 3rT \ Not Matinee 5 p.m. Santa will greet the charged into the Minnesota 1962, shall have forfeited the •IHHESEHH Enjoy Ue Carroon youngsters. The Greenfield Lu- I I ^ H jY-A ° *° Carnival and Misssisippi Rivers from right to keep the same li- V fl 4 theran Esther Circle will serve broken soy bean oil storage cense nnmber and will be pJ fB l fl m Nlte-7:00-9:10 lunch. Music will be played by tanks at Mankato and a required to remove the DANCING *** *— ¦¦ii^\^^^^*JUJ-_____- f 25t-6Sc-8S< Mrs. Carl Pederson's organ pu- break in an oil pipeline at a present numbers from their AT THE NEW pils. tank farm near Savage." boats. LABOR TEMPLE SEE IT NOW! FREE HARMONY MOVIES What prevention measures The current registration pro: ORCHESTRA HARMONY , Minn. (Special) have been taken since to avoid cedure gives boat registrants For 361 days a year —Harmony merchants will spon- similar disasters next spring? one full year to renew after li- Every Sat. Night Palm Springs is just a sor free movies Saturday and Have all oil tank installations cense expiration. If renewal is not obtained during the renew- THE HERRMANNA1RES swank y playground. Dec. 14. On the second Saturday been properly diked to retain J& # _> t* Santa Claus will distribute the capacity of the storage able year , the boat owner will Member* & a C , v But oh that treats after the movies. tanks? Are the dikes maintain- be required to obtain new reg- vacation ^ 11 J yoweekend istrations. when all Jllllllllll k 11 j ^n uth DRIVE IN WABASHA CO. r I \ TEAWSTERS' ' ^ busts loose LAKE CITY , Minn. (Special) and everything goes I —Mrs. Ed Corleus, Lake City, ™™< and Mrs. Notley Bennett , Min- rmjBc^JU -_-Q-£_____ -L___nJ Saturday™ Matinee at 2:15 neiska , co-chairmen for the Sis- DANCE ter Kenny Foundation drive in ____l_____J/_^^^-^T/f "T>>- PRICES: Wabasha County, asked that ^ SATURDAY NITE gg ** Matinee — H«-7Sc-$l.M Evening — S0c-$1 .0C-$1.25 residents pass the neighbor-to- at the PaLM neighbor envelopes on prompt- TEAMSTERS CLUB ly- 208 East Third St. ¦ M«mh«r» DIFFERENT BY FAITH, a __fSS__j£ 4^ Music by Emil Neumati oKIN AND IALLIN6 f and tho "Jolly Swiss Girls" jaBB voihe rMn - Vi iiB ** M_ H_ __ _lIf H_ __ ¦¦¦¦ V BUT WHAT ft WONDERFUL @EM X^ffi | £ SUNDAY s Cheeseburgers | | SPECIAL S oHAREDI <^___^,'U_«... 1 •, ____ ^^ \ ! • i JrwDM _t____W______^imm&mP* j__r ______f \ -__r ' ¦ ¦at FORD HOPKINS" AV ALON V >^_ _.^flM__r _v ' I Ballroom — La Crotte """ ¦ COMPLETE S ,.. ¦ By ffm\ til W_ ,____B_W_T^**c ff.»*frj—n____B_W ___L_C—_t _f _tf -——Hu—llij *w W. i_^| ~^«** JIVv ~'^Ll^_____ Bb^______fl_R £&** < ^_ '~* •' ^ ^^^^ 5 DINNER DANCE [ ': 4l^w^______k «r *ll_ M Served 11 a,rn.-4 :30 p.m.SM ^ Sunday, Dec. 8 ___K*-< ^^ | ¦Roast Tom Turkey *^^-'*- ______¦ ___ ^ H / 47^______rH______i&***j& ______fti* " ^' * •* *- _¦ifi : ' vi - — Music by — L_M__M_I______I" V^ "* *>"*^^^^______* ^^^______H^__B MB__F __ ¦ ¦ M______J ji uy______r ___P^^^_ or Ham Dinner ¦ Htwle Sturtt , .. M DOME ME SIEVENS TV HARDIN SIEFAN1E L.' ""*" i__L' ''* ^ L H iicludo a gsnsrout now! o4 aoop.am and Hl« Orcheitra flu ft y whipped potato*'. 0 Iblot _-i Made with nippy, taste-tempting chedd.ir ¦ ¦ -roislng, ' ntiv "ilari <" v*g* ¦** POWERS ROBERT JEHRV VAN DYKE BtAtili, hom«maiJ> clovirleot roll" CONRAD¦ JACK WESTOM¦ cheese, especiall y prepared for McDonald's. Written by URL HAMWt ft. JD. Pm-torf hy MICW t A HOff fliusded by NORMAN UUROG 2"Prt Pil'nr. W_ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ fifllhe »il.1, ne» Warm Bios wid track album Ittlur ing hoy tinging tor lha v«i) Inst lmt * coftt* wm f Grilled with juicy pure beef hamburger, R^n len cream tor m ______\ Wm ¦ ¦ dm tri All M H DANCER ^% ground fresh daily. Served in seconds T^CHN^OLOR^FromliVARNEfrBROS . Wi ¦Por only M M ™ . . . p ^ omdrtn't memtri . Wt pip ing hot and delicious on a toasted bun. m ft tovm trm rt«n ¦ ____\\ * *"' ml o*y Othtr Dlnmr Stlncllnni an Hj NOTE: "PALM SPRINGS WILL NOT i v. - o. • III II I mi »„« tsr.Ann imitt McDonald' WEEKEND" , w, ¦ ¦ Cur Mtnu Z s ... for cleanliness, convenience •itwiv **•«• . " "",l»» ""' EAGUS BE SHOWN SATURDAY MATINEE DUE TO: ¦ BOOTH end TABL B 5 and value. ffj mk *B SERVICE 5 K CARTOON CARNIVAL flDITKK Sunday thru Thursday 11 n.m . ro 11 p.m., Friday Wr t lli and Saturday II a.m. to Midn ight. I SATURDAY, DEC. 7 AT 1 :30 Saturday Nite D 25 Cartoont — Free Comics fi&l!_____[_j LOCATED ON HIGHWAY 61 JUST JrWwuL Itrvlc* tlori -^^STittil S^ li* Music by the Cktt SMii - siiwi tYAwMs ¦ Ownor M OF JUNCTION 14. S ALL SCATS 25C k2 BLOCKS WEST "Rhyrhm Kings " ? ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦¦¦ « ¦ she had told Strum residents Latin courses offered at Saint she had taken four sleeping Teresa. A brief tape recorded pills and was warned not to Latin story was heard in -the tained by Sister Bede in Italy. plan an ice skating party Dec. Investigation drive home because of this. language laboratory and Bar- While refreshments were 27. At a meeting Tuesday, the Investigation will continue. bara Voelker spoke on the sta- being served the students com- Webelos badge and a miniature m ' .. THANK tus of Latin in the United States peted in a game of identifica- pin for his mother, graduation YOU ' ' Into Eleva today. tion of famous names connected certificate, a Boy Scout necker- Get Gmm chief and a slide were given to Thanks to the voters In Lets The slides were shown by with Rome. Prizes were won by X By A F. SHIRA j Latin Students Patricia Rapp who commented Carolyn McCown, Kay O'Dea, DuWayne Oakes. Stockton Village for their fine on sites she had visited in Rome. Susan Steber and Carole Dink- SANTA TO VISIT MABEL support in Tuesday's election. Tht Buttercup Family Death Pressed ier. Louise Leifeld, Peggy O'Neil ¦ MABEL, Minn. (Special ) - As we were mulching our clematis vines with some leaves WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) Visit College and Susan Posch escorted the Santa Claus will visit Mabel at ast week, our thoughts went out to the family of plants to which — Investigation into the cause high school students on an in- SPRING GROVE CUB SCOUTS 2 p.m. Dec. 24. A free movie these' beautiful flowers belong. The graceful ol the car accident, wliich took 'Colored slides showing his- spectwn of exhibits. These ( beauty of vines can in- SPRING GROVE, Minn. Spe- will be shown Dec. 21 for chil- GEORGE HINTON Hf ""•Jj fd in many locations about the home and grounds and the life of Mrs. Doris Sieg, 24, toric sites in Rome were seen cluded marble statuettes ob- cial)—Spring Grove Cub Scouts dren of the area. they will enhance the landscape beyond compare with their large Eleva, Oct. 17, continued this by 45 members of the Winona attractive blooms in a variety week. ¦ of colors, Senior High School chapter of £?' ?¦ T1_5 wers of the clematis do not have true petals, but, /The state medical examiner insteadi <. , 5° the Junior Classical League dur- : ___0l^_____ their beauty consists of petal-like sepals that may num- from Madison, accompanied by I " k~ - ^- I oer tour to eight, or more in Trempealeau County Sheriff Or- ing a visit Wednesday to the "_W __f^E^B^^ 1 case of some of the large- the newer forms the individual ris Klundby, questioned persons classics department at College 4HS) flowered hybrids. A number of in Strum, Eleva and Mondovi. of Saint Teresa. some of the flowers may vary from single, species are some- semi-double to fully double, in Authorities say Mrs. Sieg slept The program was arranged 1 T~ ]*n w ^•V ^^^•¦Si0atte'¦^¦•' W M M jp II times called virgin's-bow€r. in her car at Strum part of the by Sister M. Bede, head of the f fe^* £ variety of colors, but blue is .1 & •••••jSvyvea'/aey As we contemplate the beau- probably the favorite. afternoon prior to the accident, department. A committee of six _Jnfi?*_HV ^^E____^^ 1 ty ahd gracefulness of a clema- The attractive columbine, or then started home, and was a Teresan Latin students, head- tis vine in full bloom, little do aquilegia, is also a member of half-mile west of Strum on High- ed by Sue Johnson, presented ; *3 we think of it as belonging to this family. It is a native of way 10 when her vehicle went the program as a part of the % ' *r ii l ^^sf^i^V I the buttercup family, the Ra- this area and can be common- out of control and rolled over observance of Latin Week at nunculaceae, a large group of ly seen growing in shadv loca- 1 Vi times, pinning her. the college. plants numbering some 1,200 tions. We have a number of She died at 8 p.m. at an Eau The students and their chap- I . '-A-W "Q ri -A*- 1 species. They comprise -woody them on our grounds. During re- Claire hospital about 2V. hours ter adviser, Miss Margaret vines, herbaceous perennials, cent years many hybrids have after the accident. Schummers ,were greeted by herbs and other forms scatter- been developed with beautifully Earlier investigations showed Margaret Pettit who discussed ¦¦ ¦ ed throughout the world ¦3K .Ail I fir -z* ^an ¦ I l if » colored and long-spurred flow- " d¦ ¦ M! *#* .. ' .. Some of the buttercups are ers. Recently, hybrids with dou- %'/*£, pj " *wj P] I nothing more than weeks. Yet, ble flowers have been introduc- one of the most attractive and ed. ~ ¦ well-known species is the marsh :¦ marigold, often called the cow- NOW THAT the fall garden ' ilj ffi *MwX_PTv ¦ ¦ S A.mi slip by some plant lovers Its work is largely out of the way, Let s talk about the i v ••/*" »—**• . ¦fey.'V'AyA.Ji bright golden blossoms can be this is a good time to go over seen in the spring along streams the plantings in retrospect with DIFFERENCE in Fuel Oils I pOT 3 j and in marshy places. possible changes and additions pilfiTl in mind for another year. Cai-Rad in Midland INFRA- ' DIGGING DEEPER into the t HEAT absorbs and disperse** i if "A- ' 1FS3 1* kA 'i family name, we find that it Midland Infra-Heat fuel oil moisture, prevents rust and ¦; ¦ ¦ was derived from the word •with Cal-Rad looks like most sl^«e- | h« moisture burns Caledonia Native the fuel. - ._. . other fuel oils. However, you ^'th _ /f tine A Ranunculus which in Latin im for W MIIJY "ur burner m, ^ z j means a little frog. This name can't see the differences in . f *m$Ff m^l Attends New York the fuel oil that are the re- noz_ le stays &aUW was probably applied because «le n insl e ¦ ¦ suit of refining and blending j» > ° i^__^S_% t of the marshy, or meadow-like, Teacher Meeting processes. These are the and out. -No JSgggl&fc ,, habitats where many of the spe- differences that can cost you smoke , soot , ^vm^-.r^ i fue wa*!te <,l' cies are found. CALEDONIA, Minn. -t beat Uniform fuel* atom- Ration like this gives you CURTIS MATHES tives. They, too, are different. families are not always deriv- teacher at John Marshall High clean-burning, economical Si; • ' t. i Cal-Rad in Midland INFRA- - ¦ : ¦ ¦ ; ¦ ¦ [ I__- , . . ' f i ed from some of the most spec- School, Rochester, is one of 15 heating comfort. ' ' HEAT is a tested and proved y L ^ tacular members, but because teachers and future teachers additive that overcomes the When you are tempted to of certain characteristics com- taking part in a conference in moisture and slud ge prob- »ay, ' oh^ , all fuel oils are mon to the group. In the case New York this week. lems inherent with heating alike ' . . .. think about those oils. With ordinary fuel oil two little pictures Remember of the buttercup family, as with A graduate of Caledonia High the importance of these . il- some others, th» classification in your tank, moisture can School and Winona State Col- ea use damaging rust and ferences in fuel oil. Home Entertainment Center is based on the flower charac- lege, he is the son of Mr. and sludge formation. Let's see For the finest money Saving, I ¦ f ters such as the number of se- Mrs. Paul Plitzuweit, Caledonia. •what that means clean, home heating fuel, ¦ ¦ pals, which in some species are The opening in your oil ' «dj the Midland cooperative, I ' ' i He taught in Harmony before Midland has the Com- . petal-like as with the clematis, joining the John Marshall fac- turner's nozzle is smaller Only than the period ending this fort Assurance Plan featur- I For the finest in TV picture and Hi-Fidelity Sound I and in other species of the ulty. ing both Budget Pay and group sentence. That tiny hole must hooded and irregular. Tlie New York conference, stay open and clean for ef- Keep-Fill services and only : True petals may not be pres- sponsored by the National Edu- ficient fuel atomization and Midland has petroleum pro- -., r:r :| Midland con- . . ent, or in the case of some spe- cation Association and the Mag- combustion, ducts that are I ... . from the oil well . m cies such as the columbine azine Publishers Association, is Here the tiny particle of lust trolled . . _. « ^ ^'-\'..y'\ ^ have long spurs. . .or sludge is to you. concerned with qualities needed ^^^^^^ lod ged near \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\____\_\ Through Yoor Purchase* , by a teacher. It is one of a ~\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\WmmmWBmthat small -> - . NOW LET us look at some opening. You <•>¦^ Become a Stock- of the other members of this series dealing with problems ^^B De- ho at tht concerning education. I^HMH gf fleeted fuel lder Midland co- I Greensboro large family with which our The i^&B)§Ms | Plitzuweit took part readers are familiar. First to tn a dis- unburned. cussion of "New Models in Am- ^^^^^^^^^^^ be mentioned is the peony, as Faulty burning makes ______B it is the most important genus erican Education" and spoke Pf of the family from the stand- briefly on his reasons for choos- point of the gardener. The num- ing his career. call bers of the sepals and petals in He will return from New York ^^^^^^^^^^ 9 the various species place it un- Saturday. der the classification of .butter- >«t h> INFKA-HEAT «Wi cw«w cups. Of course, the large •showy blossoms of the fully Chiropractors Buy double types of peonies have Building at Plainivew many more petals than the five LEWISTON CO-OP ASSOCIATION to ten in number of the original PLAINVIEW, Minn. (Special) LEWISTON - Ph. 3141 species. —Dr. W. C. Boisen and Dr. D. When we look at a irtagniri- E. Chambers will open a chiro- ROLLINGSTONE CO-OP OIL ASSOCIATION cent peony bloom little do we practic center here about Jan. ROLLINGSTONE - Ph. ?351 think that it is closely related 1. The center will be in the old to the insignificant flowers of location of the Church of Christ FOUR SQUARE CO-OP OIL CO. some of the weedy members of and the former manse. The of- CALEDONIA SPRING GROVE MABEL the buttercup family, but t h e fice for the time being win be Ph. 724-2787 Ph. 225 Ph. 131 classification is there. We pre- in the manse. The two doctors I ... in genuine oiled ; fer to forget the latter , but can- have purchased the property *\ from the Church of Christ. They TRI-COUNTY CO-OP OIL ASSOCIATION ¦ not overlook them. One is in- RUSHFORD-Ph. 864-7722 HOUSTON-Ph. m : clined to wonder why this group also operate the Chiropractic TW 6-3755 1 walnut finish¦ ? . . U was not designated as the pe- Health Center in the Miracle WINONA - Dial 9345 or 4185 I • ' . ' / ONLY . / / . z ony family. Mile, Rochester. FILLMORE CO-OP SERVICES ANOTHER MEMBER of this MONDOVI PATROL PARTY LANESBORO-Ph. HO 7-3465 HARMONY—Ph. 884-4171 95 ;i lowly named family, that is so MONDOVI , Wis. (Special) - f- _£ fi %M Students of the Mondovi Pub- I ALL IN ONE UNIT! / 900^f 7 u 1> --f well-loved as a garden flower, HOKAH CO-OP OIL ASSOCIATION ¦ ¦ ¦ ,T ¦ ' "' lic School Safety Patrol are $ : ' : y % "M ' is the stately delphinium. The HOKAH — Ph. W4-3S0O ¦ ' improved forms have greatly planning a Christmas party at | • 23 inch Curtis Mathes TV ; : ^.~-w outdistanced the original annual the school Monday from 8 to PEOPLES CO-OP ASSOCIATION Plus Stereo I Wk' and perennial species of the 9:30 p.m. Students will play PLAINVIEW - Ph. KE 4-2O02 • j ^:^~ larkspur , the name by which games and exchange gifts. ; *' ¦ ¦ Treats will' be furn ished. I • Plus AM-FM Radio : •// •! they are sometimes kno-wn. In I : : *v**- 2 \\ • 23, 000 volts of picture power .' / /$%- A y \ ' ; ; I • Heavy duty power transformer , • ' / | ^ ***" : /-7 J ii Four speed automatic record changer **"*•••*-...i / Jl • v _? 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* _B B Ciivc the bourbon Americans prefer to any other... I (r \ ONLY \ , i versatile, del icious Old ('row ? 4Mi \ 31995 = f^PFN : Thr traditional choice forljolicl aydrinks lias T | v / f r mr ou cver tas(cJ - alwavs Keen Old Crow. It makes any drink " "'* ^ "^ ™* . ' V ! I W \ ...i ^ tonight ! . mix 2 qts. eggnog-mix with 4/5 qt. Old (Vow i • i i ,1 . i "" L l 1 J. L / I —from11 imnch to highball—taste better. AXII r„i fi. u* J />L *H C* H ^ • •""" .VISIT SANTA TODAYf J. i 1 fa htl ""4' ¦" - | and 1/2 ^pt. lig y whipped cream. C hill. Stir. j ¦Z ^ . • *" MKNT IIIM AT IIIS rf iZ Z\ • . • WOUKKHOP V J j Serve wi th sprinkling ; | s^T > >-* - " C'ORNKK TII11U) AND MAIN of nutmeg. .Serves 30. j ¦ ¦ M \ 1 .- ' .. *.-? r-Ov 3:00 to Dial) P.M. F j ; L J • "" >- ^ s w[! smmmmm' ^iimmyxyy___umm!®^^ y Dividend Credit HOW DO YOU STAND, SI R? "If You'd Remove Your Hat/ I Think My Little Boy Could See!' To Your Good Health Letters to The Repeal Questioned Johnson Turns Editor Let Doctor THE CROWING number of corpora- (Editor'! Hole : Let- Treat tions reporting higher profits and promis- To Foreign Affairs ters must be temperate, ing extra dividends has sharpened public of reasonable length and interest in the congressional proposal to By SEN. BARRY GOLDWATER signed by the writer. Bursitis all repeal the 4 percent tax credit on Bona fide namei of By J. G. MOLNER. M.D. dividends President Johnson wisely turned his first at- letter-writers will be tention to foreign affairs after assuming the permitted under the present income tax published. No religious, Dear Dr. Molner: law. reins of government. medical or person al con- Please write about bur* This, of course, is the most crucial area of accept- it in my For the first time in several years, troversies are titi.. I have operation during a period of transition from able.) shoulder. My friends stockholders see a possibility of a return one administration to another. It becomes even have different opinions on their investments of 4 percent or slight- more crucial when the change is made sud- Holiday Inn Project about how it should be ly more. They are also optimistic about denly because of an unforeseen event, such as Sorely Needed By City treated. Some say it can the prospects for the coming year. was the case in this instance. To the Editor : be cured by exercise, From the moment of President Kennedy's some say an operation This good news, however, has been As a future resident and sad and untimely death, the need existed for taxpayer of W i n o n a, I is necessary, and still clouded by the action of the House of Rep- another hand on the ship of state. Vice Presi- would like to congratulate others recommend shots. resentatives ih voting for the repeal of the dent Johnson supplied it immediately. He lost Alderman James Stoltman - MRS. G. R. H. present 4 percent tax credit. no time in assuming the oath of and attorney Harold Sweat- office as President and direct- er for their stand for a Bursitis is inflammation For the small investor, eliminating the of a fluid-filled sac over ing his attention to the most economically p r o g r • s- credit represents an increase of $100 in his important questions of that sive Winona. which the tendons of a joint tax on $2,500 income from dividends. For high office. The proposed Holiday Inn ride. (Such a sac is called the larger investor , it represents an in- At that instant, it was im- structure, with it's accom- a bursa.) Injury and con- crease of $1,000 in tax on an income from portant . for us to show tho paning influx of money, is tinued pressure are the us- dividends and interest of $25,000. . world that there is a continuity sorely needed in Winona's ual causes. "Tennis elbow" in the affairs of a democracy. economy: These men are is an example; also "house- THE INCREAS E looms large in th. It was important for us to con- fighting for Winona's eco- maid's knee." . eyes ' of elderly couples who depend on divi- vince the world that the Amer- nomic future and should Exercise is not the ans- dends arid interest for their retirement! ican people were firmly behind have the support of every wer, as it merely keeps the the new President. And it was citizen of Winona. tender place irritated. Rest, It would be a tax increase for these peo- Goldwater important for the new Presi- The capital which will be however, often permits heal- ple at a time when Congress presumably to show the world that he had a firm grasp of provide- by this corpora- ing. Various injections ara is writing a bill to cut the tax burden the necessities of that moment in history. tion alone is worth fighting used when needed. Some- rather than raise it. I, for one, -believe that this was done with for , but this venture will times excess fluid is with- both finesse and dispatch. President Johnson pave the way for other drawn. Why not let your The main argument that is being made never faltered for an instant. groups interested in our doctor treat the bursitis * in- in favor of reducing taxes is that tax cuts HE EXUDED quiet confidence and deter- city, and this we cannot be stead of relying on friends, will stimulate the economy, increase pro- deprived of. The site of the some of whom have given mination in a way that could not fail to re- , just duction, provide more employment and assure a shocked and saddened nation. His proposed structure you incorrect advice? generally encourage greater west of the intersection of prosperity. conduct and his activities also served to as- Huff Street, Dear Dr. Molner : I sure our allies, as well as our enemies, that Highway 61 and Yet the tax increase on dividends penal- is a SWAMP! This land is had an overactive izes the very people who invest their sav- American can be steadfast even in the midst as it thyroid gland. I think of sudden and unexpected adversity. serving no purpose ings in stocks and other corporate securi- now is and it is more of the doctors destroyed it ties and provide a large share of the capi- This was not an easy job. It had to be per- ao eyesore on the Great completely when they tal that makes industrial expansion possi- formed during a period of national mourning River Road than the "Scenic gave me radioactive io- . ble. by a man heavily burdened with his own per- Spot" as some people-feel. dine in a glass of orange sonal grief. It had to be done without cere- Perhaps if more people juice. THES E SAME investors hav« Jong felt, mony in an office equipped for other types of were a little more progres- Of course their inten- with reason , that they have been the vic- governmental activity. THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND sive, as the above men tion was only partial de- tims oi double taxation. They pay a tax It had to be done between the demands of have shown themselves to struction. on the dividends they receive from the protocol levied by the funeral and burial of his be, and cared about the de- Now I take three tab- earnings of companies which already have good friend and running mate. It had to be velopment of Winona, this lets of thyroid extract a have been taxed at a rate of 52 percent. done while the world stood at his elbow and controversy could day. In my OWD estima- a nation, watched through tear-dimmed eyes. Teen-age Talk Rep laces been avoided . tion, I was feeling bet- Most companies , according to recent T John H. Goss ter when taking only one statistics, pay out roughl BUT IT WAS done and done well. N o mat- 222 High Forest St. y 64 percent of ter how one may differ with the new Presi- and a half tablets. 1 felt their earnings after taxes in dividends. dent's policies and governmental attitudes, "Blue Book" of Birchen more relaxed and my fa- They have been compelled to do so in or- there is room for nothing but admiration on Strange Document cial appearance was bet- der to pay investors a sufficient return on the part of all those in government for the way Patter of Small Feet To the Editor: ter. their money to make a market for their By JACK ANDERSON Both daughters cuddle thinking of us," explains Is it possible that my he assumed an almost impossible task. the strangest docu- stocks. Even so, few stocks yield a return In the space of a few activity-crammed (Editor 's Nole: The and coddle the President in Lynda, who is thoughtful One of gland was not complete- ments since Adolph Hitler's after all? of more than 4 or 41,. percent, many less days, it appears that the new President has Washing ton Merry - Go - the time-tested manner of about writing and phoning ly destroyed Round is written today pretty girls who know how her parents. "Mein Kampf" ii "The Blue Is the blood test I had than that. brought himself up to date on most area of in- right wing ternational concern. by Jack Anderson , asso- to handle their father *. The new first lady, in Book" of the for thyroid index abso- Society. A mar- CAPITAL FOR growth and expansion ciate oj Drew Pearson.) They also take their prob- turn, has a habit of ending John Birch lutely infallible? - W.C. Among his initial activities was a confer- vel of historical misstate- must be supplied from the remaining por- ence, with Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Sec- lems to him for adult dis- phone talks with her daugh- WASHINGTON - Though cussion, even consult him ments, it reads like a horror Let's get over the idea tion of company earnings or must be bor- retary of Defense Robert McNamara and our ters with some tender re- the chatter and patter of about their boy friends. mark like "you are loved ," tale conceived by a sick that any laboratory find- rowed. ambassador to South Vietnam , Henry Cabot little children are sadly de- during a nightmare. ing is absolutely infallible. Lodge. This undoubtedly It pleases him to be gruff or "I have faith in you." mind provided him with the parting from the White "The Blue Book" actual- To be sure, plenty of tests This squeeze on earnings, together with latest information on one of the world' and grumpy about such She tries to let her daugh- s touch- House, there will soon be matters, but the first lady is a printed version of are not to be doubted. A the relatively uninviting returns iest trouble spots, Southeast Asia. ters make their own deci- ly to inves- the new sounds of rapid-fire confides that he is secretly sions, approaches their a two-day monologue deliv- blood count is low, pr high. tors, is blamed to a large extent for the teen talk and the latest flattered. problems with this usual ered by heap-big-chief Rob- Or an unwelcome organism slow economic growlh of the country about hit tunes. Both girls take an absorb- opener; "Let's discuss this ert Welch at a December is found. Or your tempera- which many economists have been so con- IN YEARS GONE BY For President Johnson's ing- interest in their father 's and decide what's best." 1958 meeting in Indianapolis ture is 98.6 or it is 102. cerned. teen-age daughters , Lynda career. It is typical of them of 11 influential big business You don't doubt these find- Bird and Lucy Baines, are that Lucy was broken- NO STRANGERS to the and industrial leaders. It ings . Congress conceded that the taxation of Ten Years Aqo . . . 1953 moving in , with their rec- hearted after he lost the White House, Lynda and was at this meeting that the Plenty of other tests show dividends is excessive when it authorized ord players, portable TV presidential nomination to Lucy were invited to af- John Birch Society was that you are " a little high ," Mrs. Albert Ross, Mrs. P. G. Dobberstein fairs that Jacqueline Ken- the 4 percent tax credit and exempted the and Mrs. Vincent Joswick received the prizes sets, stuffed dogs, cats, John Kennedy in 1960, but founded. or "a little low," but they first $50 of dividend income. and donkeys, and Lucy's Lynda took the defeat more nedy thought they would The fantasy world of Rob- don't mean that half way in 500 at the card party given by the C.N.W. enjoy. The first invitation Woman 's Club. The prizes in schafskopf went pet beagle puppies, "Him " philosophically. ert Welch — as it emerges in between is "right." THE CURRENT move to lower the tax and "Her. " was to attend a Shake- from "The Blue Book" — is Your thyroid gland may to Mrs. Alvin Voss and Mrs. John Wilsie. IN FACT, she was off speare reading for Sudan ' on corporation income from 52 to 48 per- Lucy, s a whole cloth of plots and destroyed. Mrs. Erwin Ahrens, Lewiston, has received 16, has already sup- touring Disneyland later head of state. not have been cent represents another admission that an honorable mention in the centerpiece clas- plied the White House counter-plots weaved of the The radioactive iodine re- the nation's economic growth is being im- when her father was nom- Lucy, worried that they thread of conspiracy on a sification of the 1953 nationwide crochet con- switchboard with a long inated for* the vice presi- duced its size and overac- peded by excessive taxation. If this cut is test. Her centerpiece was entered in the con- list of her friends, so she must have been invited by loom of suspicion. tivity, which in your case dency. She learned the news mistake, to be accepted as _ necessary spur to test through the Winona County Fair. can maintain the telephone scrawled a note to He accuses Chief Justice was necessary. After that in- from a waitress at a soda Mrs. Kennedy asking: "I dustrial and economic growth, then it must contacts so vital to teen- Earl Warren of giving in- the extract was used to ad- fountain , but not in time love your invitation . I am creasing help to the Com- follow that for the same reasons investors Twen ty-Five Yea r Ago . . . 1938 age communication. just your thyroid activity to appear on television with very honored , but are you munists. Of the Eisenhower ought not to be additionally penalized , David H. Fakler , county auditor , with the Lynda , 19, will remain in the family. aware of our ages?" to whatever level is right a dormitory at the Univer- administration he declared votes from 22 of the 41 precincts in the county Next day, she confessed Back came a letter from for you. Tell your doctor If the investing public gets the impres- sity of Texas at least un- "—it was clear that treason that you feel that you are recounted , was still maintaining his lead. to newsmen : "I was always Mrs. Kennedy assuring —and a willingness to close sion that the government is merely putting Arnold Mayer -was re-elected president of til the end of this term. too tense. That' s what he daddy 's darling daughter. Lucy : "I am very well one's eyes to treason, which into one pocket what it is extracting from St. Joseph's Society of St. Joseph's Church at But a room will be await- But 1 wasn aware of your ages but I wants to know from you, ing her in the White House 't daddy 's darling , is itself treasonous — were the other pocket , some of the hopeful a meeting at the school auditorium attended , daughter last night!" want you anyway." He'll say, "Well , then, let's complete with the personal widespread and rampant— ." bloom may disappear from the present bv 75 members. It will be his third term. The Johnson girls are not For all the excitement try a little less for a few bulletin board which she Also denounced was the weeks and see how it optimistic business outlook. the least inhibited about and glamor of being cele- late President Kennedy who likes to keep cluttered with brated children works." Fifty Years Ago . . . 1913 clippings and mementos. telling how much they love , the John- Welsh stated gave an "ap- Edward Czaplewski has gone to Minneapolis their parents. son girls sometimes refer That's the sane way of pearance of excellent mor- No two where he will work in the shoe department NEXT SUMMER , Lynda Though away in Texas, to themselves as "de-priv- als, practicing medicine. because it is expedient people are exactly alike. of one of the big stores. may have a White House Lynda has desenbed her ileged children " because for his purpose 'Downtown' An " and that he The laboratory gives us a Burglars who broke into the cold storage wedding, though the date relationship with her moth- their father 's eminence has (JFK) sought Communist of W . R. Foster on Main street did not seek hasn 't been set. She is en- er as "moral togetherness.'' fonmd them to live in the sensible working point. support and would carry the we adjust to Investmen t to Protect to rifle the cash drawer , but took away only gaged to Ensign Bernard "We always know she i.s spotlight. ball on behalf of the Com- From that , eggs , which at present high prices for tho Rosenbach , an Annapolis munist aims here in the suit the patient' s needs. graduate, who lives in Com- WE HAVE URGED before that a vital fresh articles , ate considered valuable. United States —." Advertisement fort, Tex., 50 miles from This is the type of gar- necessity confronting Red Wing today is to the LBJ ranch. Jhn ^IALL plan our future downtown in a way that. Seventy-Five Yea rs Ago . . . 1888 bage presented for public Both girls are as breath- consumption by the John Tense Nerves will open up large s pace for new stores , for The date City Carriage Works has received less ami beguiling a.s the Birch Society. Taking this retail gro*wth and expansion. Better lo have a special diploma on their exhibit at the last state fair , together with a highly comrnenda- Kennedy children were fris- part of the prescription may Block Bowels new stores In a single, expanded downtown ky and frolicsome. cause a little gagging lory letter from the president of the society. at Yout colon has nerves that control than a community divided between an old .1 . V. Case Jr ., of Missoula , Mont , who is Lynda has her lather's first , unless you have al- , regularity. When you arc tense or nerv- downtown and a new shopping center in in Winona , reports matters very active in that persuasiveness her moth- ready conditioned yourself ous, normal bowel impulses may b» the outskirts. promising territory. er's gentleness. .She is quick to swallow the whole un- blocked—and you become consti- with a quip, but is never diluted quackeries of the pated. New COWNAID tablets relievo Out at Fairmont , the Chamber of Com- One Hundred Years Ago . . . 1863 smart alecky. She loves to lunatic fringe. tltii misery with a new principle—a merce has just set up a new committee of ride, swim, dance , howl. How can any American unique colonic nerve stimulant plus The Minnesota Packet Co. has sold its en- in ipccialbulkingaclionns recommended leading retailers with exact ly this motiva Like most girls , she is good, conscience support it? tire line of steamboats , barges and other prop- pound-conscious. by many doctors. Result? COI.ONAID tion. Chamber manager Neil Ilartliep pro A . B. Guenther puts your colon back to work—gently erty and the old company that has for many Lucy is more pensive and posed a study of converting the business 713 Harriet St. relieve*, constipation overnight. Ynu years almost ruled the trade of the Upper Mis- thoughtful. She is sweetly section into a downtown shopping plaza in feel great! Get clinically-proved sissipp i , will pass out of existence altogether. o;i OLONAIO tender , lavishes affection SHOCKING C today. Introductory size 43* order to ward off an outlying shopp ing cen- The property sold consists of 15 steamboats, people and pets. Though she BEGINNING ter. 27 barges , with all the equipment and appur- is now limited to her two SHEFFIELD, Ala. tin - tenccs, and some warehouse property, for which Radio Station WSHF had a "You will little beagles, she has own- Your have a shopping center if you $150,000 was paid by gentlemen connected with ed ducks, chickens , even "shocking" experience on don 't do something about it , " Ilartliep told the Illinois Central Railroad Co. white mice. When a pet its initial broadcast day. Fairmont retailers. "And it will hurt you. ¦ becomes sick , Lucy makes Aftor several weeks of im- WINONA You have an investment to protect. " bedside visits to the animal patient waiting . to get legal For the preaching of the crosii In to them hospital. red tape cleared , the mo- HARTLIEP ALSO HAD a iurvey to that perish (tiolMiness; but unto n_ which urn ment had arrived for "sign- SUNDAY back up his proposal. Outlying shopping saved it I H the power of God. 1 Corinthians 1:1K. THE IMIKSIDIONT , who on" with playing of the Star centers almost always stay open every likes to play the stern fa- Spangled Banner. night, he said , and downtown usually has ther but has a hard time Triumphantly, the station NEWS putting on a convinc ing per- to offer a second weekly shopping night in engineer flipped on a turn- WINONA DAILY NEWS formance , has said of hid table and strains of the na- Brings You order to compete. Ilartliep pointed lo daughters : "Lynda is so An Independent Newspaper — Established 185H tional anthem floated out Worthington, Willmar, Montevideo and smart that she'll always be on the airways. But befora Charles Cily, Iowa , where shopping centers VV. V. W HITE (!. It C I .OSWAV C. E, L INDKN able to t ake care of her- the song was finished , light- THE have opened in the outskirts, or are about Publisher Era:. Director Business Mgr. self. Lucy is so appealing ning struck the tower. Oper- to, and at least the major downtow n stores nml Ktlitnr & Adv. Director and feminine that there 11 ations were disrupted and it WORLD now stay open two nights per week. always be some man "I hope these are half as good . , E. Klagge, Ralph Kohner, , Mary's College. pre-holiday social event. Russell Kohner, Sugar Loaf district will speak ess session. The first segment of the pro- Carney of St. Mary's will sing Many of the women who at- ; Edw. C. Kolyszko Sr., A. L. Koshovich, to the Stockton PTA members It will be given for the a tenor solo. ! Sylvester Kosiddwskl, Mrs. Walter Kelly, The party will be Dec. 16 at gram will be done by the Col- Miss Beverly Keyes, Monday at 8 p.m . about the Boy public at 8.15 p.m. Sunday in tend the dinner and concert and Miss Anne King, Eagles Hall , where dinner will lege Concert Chorus of 60 THE COLLEGE Chapel Choir dance afterwards with their es- ! Mrs, Fred Kino. Mr . Claude Kremer, Scout program. the auditorium of Winona Sen- voices. They will sing "Hallelu- Messrs. and Mmes. Robert A. Krlck , be served at 6:30 p.m. and gifts ior Hi will perform "Ecce Sacerdos," corts will be garbed in lovely Joseph E. Krier, S. J . Kryszko, Fred Parents of boys interested in gh School. The concert is : will he exchanged . Reservations jah" from "Hit the Deck" ; "In although others Kueppers Sr ., LeRoy Kuhlmann, Leo La scouting are urged to be pres- sponsored this year as usual by Stadler; "Halls of Ivy," Russell formal gowns, France, L. Charles Landman Jr., Louis the Still of the Night," Porter; ent. are to be made with Mrs. Ar- St. Rita's Guild of the Ca- and Knight ; "I'm on My will appear in cocktail and din- C . Landman Sr., Carl W. Lauer, William thur Bard , who is co-chairman "Wait for the Wagon," Hunter- A. Laurie, John A . Lea' , Charles Lentz, Plans will be made thedral of the Way," "Rumson Town" and ner dresses. ' for the Sacred Heart. Shaw ; "Shenandoah," Bartholo- . Harold J . Libera, Mr. Paul Libera, with Mrs. Walter Hoppe. Mem- "Wond'rin' Star," from Lerner Mrs. Frances P. Lucas, Messrs. and Christmas treats for the children Tickets are available from mew; "Trepak" from Tchaikov- bers are to brin^ their muscu- members or and Loewe's "Paint Your Wag- THE SPIRIT of tlie evening Mmes. Charles Llndtn, James W. Wc- and the tree at the school. may be bought at ski's "Nutcracker Suite," ar- , built up over the ; Cabe, Archie McGill, Harry McGrath, lar dystrophy kits to the party. on." is elegance ; Frank McGraw, C. Stanley McMahon, Mrs. Vincent Daniel and Mrs. the door. rangement by Waring ; High score in cards went to "Brush The Winona Boys Choir, com- years into a traditional high- ' Ted F. Male r , Russell B . Malloy, Jay Daryl Potter will serve lunch. PERFORMING under ; Martin, Mrs. William Markle, Dr. and Mrs. Peter Giemza and the Aux- the di- Up on Your Shakespeare," from prised of 85 boys from the light of the early holiday season This is the meeting which rection of Brother Paul, chair- THE ENGAGEMENT Mrs. Aureliu). H.' Visit, Rt. Rev. Msgr. iliary gift was won by Mrs. "Kiss Me Kate," Porter; and grade schools of Winona , who of in Winona , and heightened this ! John A. Mich. was postponed on Nov. 25. '¦ John Koslowski. Hostesses were have been formed into a sopra- Miss Kenna Juel Carter to year because of the college _ Messrs. and Mmes. Gerald S. Meier, John Christ Ambuehl has Jubilee Year. R. E. Mlesbauer, Ben A. Miller, Rudolph Mmes. Bernard Smith and Her- no singing group by Brother ; W. Miller , Mark J. Modleskl, Max Mo- bert Teska. Happy Home Roya l Neighbors Paul , will sing traditional and been announced by the Guests will approach the i lock, John T . Morris, John A. Murphy, 1 Leo F. Murphy, Mr . Paul Mrachek, Galesville OES lovely music, including "Silent bride-elect's parents, Mr. campus hall on red carpets ! Judge , and Mn. Leo F. Murphy, SUNDAY PARTY Hold Annual Election " Gruber; "0 Come All stretched under canopies, after j Mrs. Margaret Olsen, Messrs and ( Meeting Night, and Mrs. Earl Carter, Alma, ! Mmes. W. Leo Murphy. Harry B. Nathe, ARCADIA. Wis. Special) •— Ye Faithful," "The First Noel," liveried footmen has relieved Robert J. Nathe, Robert S. Norfham, ! Elects Officers KELLOGG, Minn. (Special)— Recognition for the two 50- Wis. The prospective bride- : i • . The American Lutheran Church "Away in a Manger," Luther; them of their cars. They will Francis ' O'Hearn, James 0. Laughlln, Women will hold their annual Officers were elected by the year camp members, Mmes. groom is the son of Mr. Ray O'Laughlln, Robert S . Olms'tead, Jo- ; GALESVILLE. Wis. (Special ) "Twelve Days of Christmas," be formally announced with the seph Orlowske, Joseph C Page. Christmas party Sunday • at 2 Kellogg Happy Home Camp Schurhammer and Helen " and Mrs. Christ Ambuehl, Mr —' An election of officers was Lucy Shaw-Parker, and " 'Twas the sound of trumpets. . Donald E- Pellowskl. Messrs. .and p.m. in the church dining hall. 2642, Royal Neighbors of Ameri- Sarb, was made. Alma. The wedding will be Mmes. . S . J. Pettersen, C. E, Pinole, held by the Order of Eastern Night Before Christmas." After a social hour of meet- Paul £. Pletke, Joseph Pllnskl, Robert , A group from Whitehall will he ca*, at their annual meeting at : Poole, Star 206 Galesville. recently, A mother and daughter group The Marinotes will play a Feb. 1 at St. Joseph's Catho- ing friends and faculty mem- Romey F. Potratz, Daniel F. on the program. A buffet lunch- the Methodist Church. of the local Happy Home Camp ! Przybylski , Don Rsclti. William H. Rei- i with several grand officers group of jazz selections. . lic Church in Tucson , Ariz. bers of the college, the guests narts, Douglas Robinson, Harvard K. j present . eon will be served. Elected were, Mrs. John Hag- were all seated at one table Miss Carter is a graduate will be served a sumptuous ban- Robinson, |_. L. Roerkohl, John R oskopp, er, oracle; Mrs. Vernon John- for the dinner served after the THE COLLEGE Concert Chor- Rev. V. J. Schaefer , Messrs. and Mmes. ! Officers for the coming year HOSPITAL CLUB of Alma High School and the quet in the ballroom , where James F. Rowan, Rocco Russo, Clarence son, past oracle; Mrs. Earl meeting. They were mothers us will again take the spotlight A. Satka. Neil K . Sawyer, James ! are as follows : Mrs. George SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- School of Dentistry at Mar- special seating arrangements J T. , to sing "Gijanada ," Lara; Schain. Donald W . • Schmanskl, B, A. I Jenks, worthy matron; George ) Timmsen vice oracle; Mrs. and daughters Mrs. Earl Tim- this year to en- I cial — The Spring Grove Hos- "Clambake" Irom "Carousel" quette University. She is have been made Schneider, Roger Schneider, Harold Jenks, Worthy patron ; Mrs. Agnes Stamschror, recorder; msen and Mrs. Victor Klein ; sure parties' being together. , 'Schuh, Maurice Schuh , Robert Selover , pital Club will meet Monday Mrs. Ervin Irish receiver ; Mrs. Vernon Johnson and Mrs. by Rodgers and Hammerstein employed in Tucson. Her ! Dr . and Mrs. John Sevenants, Dr. and | Henry Lovig, associate matron; afternoon for a Christmas par- , Mrs. Butlers will stand behind the Mrs. Joseph Skemp, Dr. and also their "Dame" from fiance is a graduate of Alma and Mrs. Je- ! Curtis Homer , associate patron; George Lamey Jr., chancellor ; David Lamey; Mrs. Raymond places, quick , to supply the needs rome C. Speltz, Messrs . and Mmes. E. ¦ ty and exchange of gifts. Mrs. Cecil Weir, marshal ; Mrs. Slawson and Mrs. Glen Ken- "South Pacific" ; "Old Devil High School and served J. Sievers, William Sievers, Floyd R. j Mrs. Lester. Nicols, secretary; Moon," from "Finian's Rain- of the diners. Simon, Joseph Skemp, Robert C. Skemp; Victor Klein, assistant marshal; nedy; Mrs. Delia Tibor and four years in the Air Force. William Skemp, Leonard A . Slaggle, w. • Mrs. Herman Parker, treasur- , Lane-Harburg, with a During the meal a concert Mrs. Elizabeth Ahrens, inner Mrs. John Hager ; Mrs. Margar- bow " He is employed with the i Wayne Smith . Stanley Speltz, Arnold E. er; Mrs. Deward Richmond , solo by .Edward Kolyszko; "The of lovely music will be pre- i Stoa, ; conductress; Mrs. Herman sentinel ; Mrs. Margaret Rutz, Mrs. Allen Gessner. Tucson Public Mr. Walter F. Sullivan, Very Rev. et Rutz and Hour " from "Bye Schools. sented. Musical groups that will outer sentinel ; Mrs. Eva Telephone Msgr . Emmett . T . Tighe, Mrs. Rose ,: Dopp, associate conductress. Bye Birdie," Strouse and Ad- perform include the College ; Turner, Messrs. and Mmes . Thomas Schmoker, Mrs. Marcella Tibor • Stoltman. Carl Suchomel, Edward F: Mrs. Conrad Flugstad was ams; "Gee Offi cer Krupke" Concert Chorus, the Chapel and Mrs. Clemen Heins, manag: Tambornino, Albert Tedesco, Royal E. elected to serve as three-year Saint Teresa s from "West Side Story," Bern- Jane Cameron' s Choir, the Marinotes, and the Thern, LeRoy Thorsen, Howard C, To- trustee. ers; Mrs. Walter Dugan, musi- Tinhorns" Winona Boys Choir, directed by ', mashek. Loren Torgtrson, Donald Tucker, | stein ; "Fugue for : Dr. and Mrs: Robert A. Wescott, Mr. Memorial services were held cian; Mrs. Raymond Slawson, ' Second Recita l from "Guys and Dolls," Loes- Voice Pupils Brother Paul, head of St. Mary s , Frank West, Messrs. and Mmes. Thomas for members who died during flagbearer; Mrs. Roy Maahs,- ser; "Tonight" from "W e s t department of music. Uhderdahl, Walter Valentine, Keith j. faith; Mrs. Haven Iverson, mo- Walsh. Garlic; E . Walter, W. -W. Ward, the year. Will Be Sunday Side Story"; "Smoke Gets in To Give Concert The gala party will be cli- Joseph R . Watkowskr, Arthur J. Wet- Mrs. Walter Rutschow . Mrs. desty; Mrs. Glenn Kennedy, Your Eyes" and "Dancing in maxed by dancing in the Ter- . gand, Hubert Weir . R. G. Welsch, courage; Mrs. Thomas McNary, Students of the music depart- WABASHA, Minn. — Mrs. Mr. James Whaley, Mrs. C. W. Whit- Jens Vosseteig and.Mrs. Robert the Dark," arrangement by race Heights ballroom. .' faker, Mrs. Kenneth Wiltgen, Messrs. Does dry, rough skin cause ment of the College of Saint ' Johnson served lunch. unselfishness; and Mrs. Margar- Brother Paul. Jane Holland Cameron , a mem- Invitations to the annual high- and Mmes. Francis Whalen, Donald Teresa , will present the second ¦ ber of the National Teachers I Whaley, Howard Whaley, R. D, Whlt- ANXIOUS et Moore, endurance. ' John Herr and Daniel Papon- light of the winter social sea- . taker, Ralph J. Williams, Anthony L. College Series Recital at 4 p.m. Named to the installation fuss will play a piano duet. of Singing, will present her pu- son were sent ,to patrons and Winczewski, L. R. Woodworth, Francis Sunday in the College auditor- pils in a L. Zeches and Jacob Zeches. Farm Bureau Women's MOMENTS ? committee were Mmes. Harold twilight musical at 3 friends of the college on thick You need Balm Argents! ium. Six sophomores and one p.m. Sunday in Hager and Andrew Peerson. the Wabasha red notepapers, imprinted with Tea Will Be Tuesday Lanolin and rich oils soften A $2 Christmas gift , to be junior will appear. High School Auditorium. The and sooth dry, chapped soph- Festive Holiday gold. skin. Use Balm Argenta and used in the gift shop was sent Miss Mary Anne Seidl, program is open to the public, Dr. snd Mrs. J. A. Alampl. Messrj Chorus to Give The annual Christmas tea, to the Royal Neighbors Home omore, Clinton, Minn., will play free of charge. and Mmes. Frank Allen, Alfred J. Bam- sponsored by the Winona Coun- feel pretty aga in ! "Toccata", La Montaine ; "Pre- Meeting Features Performing will be 12-year-old benek, James Bambenek, Raymond D. Yule Concert ty Farm Bureau Women, will be at Rock Island, Illinois. Bambenek, Luther H. Bailey, Kermit BALM The charter was draped for a lude No. 2", Gershwin; and Margaret Helen Cole, mezzo Bergland, Leonard Berhafz, Jerry Ser- held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the | | "Rhapsody in C Major", Doh- Decorative Ideas soprano; 15-year-old ine, Charles P. Blesanz, Charles W. Ble- HARMONY, Minn. (-Special) local camp member, the late Patricia sanz. Church of the Brethren, Lewis- nanyi. Miss Seidl is a student Harmony High School Senior Mrs. Edward Graner. Winona Flower and Garden Alice McDonald, contralto; and Messrs and Mmes. Peter Biesanz, Ted ton, Minn. of Sister M. Ethelreda. guest artist , Mrs. Alvina Blesanz, Don Blake, V/aldemar Bohr!, Chorus, a 60-member group, of secret pals Club members sat at long holi- Walsh John Borzyskowskl, Grant A. Burleigh, Christmas decorations will be The identity Duo-piano numbers will be will give its Christmas concert of the past year was disclosed day trimmed tables at their O'Brien, lyric soprano, St. Paul. Fred Burmelster, Roger Busdlcker, Carl displayed and there will be a played by Miss Lynn Junion , Susan Kasper , a junior at Wa- Calabrest, Richard Callender, James J Sunday at 2 p.m. in the school bake sale, followed by a coffee and names drawn for secret meeting last evening at Lake Carroll, Green Bay, Wis., sophomore , basha High School W auditorium. Miss Mary Hitze- Lodge. Yuletide streamers cent- , will be ac- John L. Carroll, Louis J. Caruso, hour. Vocal selections in French Does Wonder j pals for the coming year and L. Christensen, Arthur Cunningham, man, ^ ^ CJ?/ and Miss Mary Catherine Gal- companist. S. vocal music instructor will will be sung by Mrs. Henry lof Hand! ind Body. ^" i/ an exchange of gifts among ered the white covers and Frank Cunningham, George J. Dalsin, direct. lagher, Chicago, junior. Their They will sing compositions Messrs. AI fOOO, DRUG AND DECT STORES secret pals followed. Christmas arrangements or de- Dr . and Mrs. Robert F. Datta, Lacker. The tea is open to the selections will be "Sheep May by Handel, Rogers, Reger, Cur- and Mmes. John David, Nick DeGrazia, The Junior High Chorus tvill public. corations were placed to sug- Mr. Norman DeLue, Messrs. and Mmes. Safely Graze", Bach .- Howe ; ran, Mevin , Ardite, Bach sing several familiar Christ- gest ideas for home use. , Ban- George A. DesRosier. Lawrence Dleter- "Dance of the Candy Fairy" , tok, Head , Mozart and Rossini man, mas carols, using a verse of Members responsible for cent- Rt. Rev. Msgr. Harold J. Dittman, Tschaikowsky - Hesselberg; and and pieces from "Brigadoon." each in its original language. er piece arrangements were Messrs. and Mmes. Laurence Dobber- "Waltz from Suite Op. 15" , Mrs. Cameron, mother of phut. Edwin Eckert, Al Edel , Everett The sixth grade chorus will sing " S0FT12EWA Mmes. Oscar Tillman, Francis Edstrom, Harold . Edstrom, Ravmond ; ; MAKES y^- Arensky selected numbers, jj| | f jj| SH . Mrs. William Scherbammer , as will sev- Farrell , Leo Brom, James Walz, Fawcett, Phfllp Feiten, Louis Feiten, "Prelude and Fugue in B Wabasha, Dr and Mrs. W. 0. Flnkelnburg, Messrs. eral high ' school ensemble , formerly lived in St. . Flat", Bach ; "The Fountain of Irvin Blumentritt James Paul. She studied in Europe and Mmes. Carl Fischer, Wendell Fish, groups. , R. M. Stephan, W. W. The Mosl Rev. Edward A. Fitzgerald, "kitten soft" Aqua Pad a", Griffes ; and Schneider many years, under Vincenzo Bishop ot Winona, Messrs. and Mmes. Special prelude and proces- II I "Waltz in A Flat Op. 34 No Lowe, Martin Peterson, Francis Vannini in Italy and Elsa Kal- Robert Flynn, James M. Frankard, Dr . sional music will be played by Large, P. Earl and Mrs. Judd Frederlksen, Messrs. and 1", Chopin , will be presented Jilk. A. J. isky in Berlin. She also studied Mmes. Ray Gaertner, Paul Gardner , a brass ensemble, under the by Miss Karen Nagel, Beach , Schwab, Robert Frank and Ja- in New York with Herbert With- James M . George, Julius W. Gernes, direction of Eugene Goede, in- Better-Than- M. A. .' Goldberg, G. Hi. Grabow, John N„ D. The Misses Junion, Gal- cob Pielrneier. erspoon of the. Metropolitan Grams, Francis Greenback, ' strumental instructor. lagher and Nagel are students A large decorated Christmas Opera and Richard Hagaman, Mr. Eldon E . Gremelsbach, Mr. Emit The Senior Chorus will con- Rummage Hollway. by Leo Brom, fil- E. Gremelsbach , Mr. George W, Guiney, of Dr. Elizabeth tree, given noted conductor and coach. Mr . R. J. Harkenrider, Messrs. and clude its part of the program Sophomore Miss Nicole Rath , led one corner of the room and For many years Mrs. Camer- AArnes. I. C. Harbour, Stanley Hardt, with several Christmas songs Easton, Minn., will play "The had many attendance prizes on was the soloist at the St, Mrs. R. J. Harkenrider . Dr. and Mrs. SALE Roger Hartwich , Messrs, and Mmes. Of American origin. A final Juggler", Toch; "The Lake at heaped beneath it. Paul Cathedral. She has sunt* Edward J . Hartert, Cortland R. Hauge, presentation will be "Angels We Griffes, and "Rhap- and com- E. F. Heberllng, James Heinlen, Mrs. SATURDAY Dec. 7 Evening", MRS. FRED HIX for such dignitaries as Pope Edward F. Helm, Have Heard on High" for the Startmg at 10 a.m. sody in B Minor" , Brahms. mittee served Christmas cook- Pius XII , President De Valera Messrs. and Mmes. Thomas Hennessey, three choral groups , by Miss Miss Rath studies with Sister ies and coffee*: of Ireland and American presi- James R. Hlldebrandt, Fred A. Hlx, Jo- • SKATES seph G. Hoep pne.r, C. D. Holmes, Don R. Hitzeman. M. Faber. Maude Gernes of the pro- dents, Calvin Coolidge and y y SLEDS Miss * ______j^^^>!V 2. • gram committee introduced Franklin D. Roosevelt. ______3___r*> r PORTABLE RADIOS ' ______m ** i , • PTC CANCELED Miss Stella Halderson who con- i ______¦______• LAMPS DAKOTA, Minn. (Special) — tinued the club tradition of . in- PUBLIC CARD PARTY ___^______ii • BEDS There will be no meeting of the terpreting a Christmas picture BLAlR , Wis. (Special ;- Mem- • BOOKS Parent-Teacher Club at the Da- to members! The picture chosen bers of the Lakes Coulee Com- • WASHER-DRYER kota Village School in the this year was "The Annuncia- munity Club will entertain at a V % COMBINATION month of December , but there tion" by Fra Angelico. It was public card party at the Lakes (JL party for \ \ • DISHES will be a Christmas painted before Columbus dis- Coulee school house Saturday at if — ____ '""' all of the children on De<:. 20. Halder- \ * » *\ ** ' • JEWELRY covered America , Miss 8 p.m Lunch will oe served and son commented . She spoke of prizes will be award ed for both col- NO CLOTHING OES PROGRAM the purity and brilliance of 500 and whist. BLAIR , Wis. (Special)-Mem- or and defined terms of fresco bers of the Order of Eastern and tempera. LEGION YULE PARTY St. Martin's School Star will meet Monday at 8 p.m . VERN SMEI JZER showed the ST. CHARLES, Minn, fSpe- Fifth and Liberty in the Masonic Lodge rooms for film strip "Holiday with Flow- cial) — American Legion Post Sponsored by their annual Christmas program ers, " in which common house- 190 and Auxiliary will have its were Parent Teachers League and exchange of SO cent gifts. hold items and containers Christmas party Sunday. It will The annual election of officers utilized to bring Christmas de- begin at 3 p.m. in the Legion will take place. corations all through the house. building basement and include , apothecary jars , clay •i potluck supper at 6:30 p.m., &y &'tt7ttK~ytttttt Compotes pots and bun baskets were con- dr.ncing. Rames. cards and ex- tainers that made imaginative change of 25-cent gifts . Families i A i decorations. are invited with members. GIFT •'Adorable mistletoes and y^-! FABULOUS n evergreen kissing birds for \ Christmas Romeos and Juliets Come to FOR A HOSTESS / JS were favorites of the capacity Westgate Gardens ; I if¥) Special Price until Dec. J 1 y] crowd." $ __ \\ff_ i _f\____\ ) ! / ftl . fr! Mrs. Robert Robertson was introduced a.s a guest. ' ¦vi ' <¦ »fi_ ¦ FCR / ' '* '-^ GIFT SALE ' (Spe- « LAVISH : ^^\ •* ST. CHARLES, Minn. f" cial ) — Trinity Episcopal Guild is having its annual gift and -__-d__jK_- food sale* Saturday at the Epis- i^ar,r& g U copal Guild Hnll St. Charles. Coffee and doughnuts will be -^ sewed. I KETTLE •» ^V SlBr* ST I STAr ilr Sheared Scotch and -¦ ¦•. ¦ j See it today? •md. tm. in j^ *^*aW i«it^fe: |RK ) ¦ji; Center Piec«r> lo show more of ihe blouse for ease of ffi •" beneofri. Novy or SATURDAY , DEC, 7 it: Potted Plants corol or light bluo flannel. Sea Blue or Lime Fizz. 7-14. 5.95 Jr-Hi 6-14. While blouse , 100% Print blouse with Bermuda col- At 1:30 ¦^r; Door Swags dacron , ^ A whipcream. $4 "MjEfc*; lar, Blue or Lime Fizz. 4.00 H it Wreaths . Ii ^^|| ! n 25—-CARTOONS— 25 TREE COMICS WESTGATE I f ALL SEATS 25c GARDENS I G) lager {je welry GJ lore | Wetlgate Center Prion* 7181 or 7114 IN L YOUR CHRlSTMAS-GIFT STORE « Third and Conter Open W YOUR CHRISTMAS-GIFT STORE | Eveninos 'til 9 8. Sunday ,: OPEN TONIGHT 'TIL 9 tL^_w*M^*>^'jm- a^)^ MID OPEN TONIGHT 'TIL 9 Son of Winona ns Lutheran Choirs To Give Concert Christmas Song Named in Florida Area Church Services " " M.TUM ; chapel choir tt St. Matthew's, 7:30 p.m. At Mondovi Sunday A former St. Charles residen. Kltura Jttiovth Cvanstllcal Luffitran Saturday — confirmation Instruction at T «n to trje (!Lt\ixttii of fnur ffliroir* worjhlp, I ind 10:15 i.m.i Sunday Minnesota City, 9 a.m.; rehaarsal for MONDOVI , Wis. (Special) — Seme* Set f has been appointed chairman of school and •IU- clatt, ? t.m.i Couplts Christmas Eve service, 1 p.m. Clirt,-1:15 p.ttti Tuttday-Luthtran Pio- NORTON The Central Lutheran senior FIRST CONGREGATIONAL JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES the department of ecumenical iu»rt, 7:30 . p.m; Wadnttday—rtllglon Norton Trinity Evangelical Lutheran choir, directed by Mrs. Duanne WINONA GOSPEL CHURCH clisir 4 p.m. Thurtday—raitaiad tlmt worship and Sunday school, 10 a.m.) concert ' (Center and Sanborn Streets) (West Broadway and Johnson) («53 S ioux St.) relations of the executive board Cl**tM, Mli45 t.fn.i luMay., school adult confirmation, .2 p.m. Monday Johnson, will present a At St. Matthew s D. F. Moeblenpah, Minitter The Rev. Harold Rekstad Henry Hosting «»«», * 7.-JC tm. Jatwrtty—InrtivelXn thrown Friday—confirmation class: At at tha church Sunday at 8 p.m, of the Diocese of South Florida claattt, IMMd 10:30 a.m.) chlMrtn'i Silo, » a.m.; at Horton, 4:30 p.m. Tutt- The 24th annual candlelight Presiding Minister day—choir rehtaritl, I p.m. Wtdnta- There will be caroling by toe *:J0 a.m.—Sunday ichool. f:M t.nn.—Sutler'high church school for the Episcopal Church; Chrlitmai Ivl ttrvtct rttiairMl, 1;M Christmas song service will be clsss p.tn. . day—midweek- Advent service, I p.m. junior choir directed by Mrs, 11 i.m.—Worship. . 1 p.m. — Public talk, "Tht Future In held at St. Matthew's Lutheran 10:30 t.m.-Worshlp. Church school He is the Rev. Frank M. But- Hebron Mori/Ion Sundiy school and Thursday—special confirmation class, 4:30 7:30 p.m.— Evangelistic tervlct. Light ol Bible Prophecy." Robert Theiss. classes tor children 3 years old through th* •dull study 'Class, 9:30 ».m.; worship, p.m.; ladles aid Christmas party, 2 p.m.i Church Sunday at 4:30 p.m. as Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.—Prayer and Blblt 3:15 p.m. — Watch tower study. ler ,' son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. concert itudy. lOttt grade). Nursery for Infants. Pre- special offering for Atntrlcarr BIMt So- Men's Club Christmas party, 1:30 p.m. The last half of the Tuesday 8 p.m. — Group Bible study. part of the annual observance Friday, 7:30 p.m.— Young people and ludes to worship by organist, Miss June ciety, 10:45 a.m. Tutsdty—rtltastd PICKWICK "The Thursday 7:30 p.m. — Ministers train- Butler, who now live ait 427 W. will be selections from Hobby Club. Sorllen, "Postlude for Christmas Sea- llrnt classes, » a.m. to noon. Saturday St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Sun- of church anniversary Sunday. ing school. -confirmation Instruction cl»ss, « a.m.! 10 a.m.; worship, 11 a.m. Messiah" by G. F. Handel. AJI ' ¦ son," Barrett, and "Songs of Christmas, " Wabasha St., Winona. day school, The choirs will be under the Wilton, Anthem by senior choir under 1:30 p.m. — Service meeting. Moravian youtri ftllowsnlp and stnlor SILO offering will be taken. Refresh- ¦ high h«y at Beret, 7:30 p.m. Silo Lutheran Sunday school and adull G. F. Schapekahm SALVATION ARMY direction of Harold Edstrom. Offertory Rev. Butler is rector of St. rid* direction of solo by Miss Sandra Wehrenberg, "Gtsu BITHANY Bible hour, 9:45 a.m.; worahlp, 10:15 ments will be served. (112 W. 3rd Sf.) David's-By-The-Sea Episcopal ¦ and Miss Elsa Klein. Organists Bambino, " Yon. Sermon, "Where is CHURCH OF CHRIST Bethany worship, offering fer American a.m. Brig. George R. Williams He?" Postlude, "In Excels)! Deo," Ellis. (1W0 Kraemer Drive) Church at Cocoa Beach, Fla. Bible Society, 9:30 a.m.; Sundiy school SOUTH RIOOE for the service will be Mrs. G. COfftt hosjr In Fellowship room. Robert Quails He will observe his 18th year in •nd tdult study class, 10:30 a.m.; choir South R idge Evangelical United Breth- F. Schapekahm and Miss Kath- ?:45 a.m.—Sunday school. 6 p.m.—Pilgrim Fellowship potluck concert, I P.m. Wednesday—ladles aid ren Sunday school, 10 a.m.; worship, 2nd Advent Candle 10:45 a.m.—Worship. the priesthood Dec. 21. Christmas party, noon. Siturday—confir- sermon, "The Right Book," 11 a.m. leen Steels, with Miss Jane Hil- supper. 10 a.m. — Bible schoo l classes for all 2:15 p.m.^-Cnildren's meeting, Thurley Tuesday, ;30 tm.—Morning praytr mation Instruction class, t a.m.; senior Monday—church council, 8 p.m. Wednes- To Be Lighted at * ages. Adult class will study 1 Cor. chap- ke soloist. Homes Community Building . group, hlah youth fellowship and hayrldt at day—Woman's Society of World Service ter 7. The senior choir will sing 4:15 p.m.—Young People's League. Wednesday, 1:30 p.m.—Circle Three. Bte-ia, 7:30 p.m. meels, I p.m. Thursday—church choir, H a.m. — Worship. Sermon, "Pttct Living Hope Church 1 7:15 .p.m—Street service. Thursday, 7:4S p.m.—Circle Four. CEDAR VALLEY 7;30 the Lord," PHoni, and "What Mrs. Vernon Felnes on committee. day school, 10 e.rn. ning Thursday and before and will sing "Hark the Herald An- " Lovelace gance Is Not Mine.'* Text: Isaiah 62, Shall I Render to My God, . instrumental music: The * public L00NIY VALLIY WITOKA Earle Drenckhahn, Assisting ' Luke 4. Anthem, "In The Stillness of tht • after all worship services. The gels Sing" and "Praise Ye thta Dr. Georae A. Butters, district superin- I Looney Valley Lutheran worship, ser- Methodist Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; will preach on "Cornerstones. Night," Choir director Mrs. Walter Gil- is invited. tendent, " • ss • mon, "The God of Hope," 9:30 a.m.; worship, 10 a.m. steeple star will be lighted at Lord the Almighty." *:30 a.m.—Sunday school. worship. bertson, organist, Miss Jonelle /vVllem. Cornerstone dying service after Sunday school, 10:35 a.m. Wednesday— ¦ .10:45 a.m.—Worship. —Men s prayer fellow- Nursery provided. 5 p.m and the Christmas tree The woman's club will spon- Monday. 7 a.m. ' | midweek Advent service at Cedar Val- 7 p.m.—Luther League at hom« ol LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD ship. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH ley, 8 p.m. will be lighted at 7:45 p.m. The sor a fellowship meal after- Charles Tremain. | 7 p.m.—Boy Scouts. (476 W. Sarnia St.) I MINNEISKA ("Spe- Thursday. 7:30 p.m.—Choir rehearsal . 7:30 p.m.—Suianuu \-.rcle, home of Mrs. EVANGELICAL UNITED SPRING GEOVE, Minn. annual ALCW Christmas party ward. The Rev. N. E. Hamilton I St. Mary's Catholic Masses, 8 and 10 ) Donald Doumas, 359 W. Sanborn St . s.m. Dally Rosary, 7:30 s.mj daily cial — Trinity Uutheran Broth- and program will be held at 8 Tuesday, 4:15 p.m.—Methodist Men 's B RETHREN CHURCH »:45 a.m.—Sunday school. Robert Bay, Mass, 7:30 a.m ST. JOHN'S AT LAKE CITY ladles night Christmas program. Miss (vvest King and South Baker) . erhood will meet Monday at 8 p.m. Thursday. ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN superintendent. MINNESOTA CITY (Special) Maureen Van Heerden will speak, The Rev. O. S. Monson * , "Fraternally LAKE CITY , Minn. (Wisconsin ) 10:45 a.m.—Worship. Sermon, "Steph- St. Paul's Catholic Masses, t and 10 p.m. A f i 1 m Synod "Christmas Traditions in South Africa. " The Rev. W. C. Friesth, Central — Christmas program rehear- (West Wabaiha and High ) en the Faithful." a.m.; holy days and first Friday Mass, Yours," will be shown. Wives Wednesday. 5 p.m.—Building counci l. 9:15 a.m.—Sunday school , a class tor 1:30 p.m. Dally Mass, 4:45 p.m. —Wesleyan Service 6:30 p.m.—Jet Cadets and senior youth. Lutheran Church, Winona, will sals for pupils attending St. The Rev. A. L. Mennicke Thursday, 5:45 p.m. every age group. First ' Evangelical Lutheran Sunday of members are invited. Guild. 10:30 a.m.—Worship. Sermon, "The 7:30 p.m.—Sermon, "Strange Think- school, 1:45 a.m.; worship. 9:45 a.m. ¦ conduct the 9:30 a.m. service at John's Sunday School will be Vicar David Fischer 7 p.m.—Youth and senior choirs . Name Above Every Name. " ing." Monday—Lutheran Pioneers, 7 p.m. Wed- from 2 to 4 p.m. each Sunday 7 p.m.—Youth fellowship. WINONAN AT ARCADIA American Lutheran Church Sun- I a.m,—Communion, Sermon, "A Con- Thursday, 7 p.m.—Choir meeting., nesday—Circles at Reps', 1:30 p.m.; Bi- Monday, 7:30. p.m. — Administration I p.m.—Prayer and Bible study. ble class at Goodview, 7 p.m. Friday— ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) - day. until Christmas. tinuous Dedication. " Mrs. G. F . Sch-ap*. council. kehrn, organist. McKINLEY METHODISX (West Broadway and High) Thursday, 6 p.m.—Annual. Christmas 9:15 a.m.—Sunday school and Bible fellowship potluck dinner. Bring 50-cent classes. The Rev. C. Merritt LaGrone exchange gilt. 10:30 a.m.—Worship. Sermon and mu- 7 p.m .—Choir rehearsal. sic same as earlier. Tht choir will 10 a.m. —Worship. Sermon, "The Bi- ¦ sing "Hosanna Now Through Advent," G, ble an Open Book. " Church hour nur- F. Schapekahm directing. sery provided. Choir director, Mrs. Sher- •OO p.m.—Candlelight service. man Mitchell; organist, Mrs. Harvey CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 5:30 p.m. —Fellowihlp supper. Gordon. (Orrin St . and new Highway tl) Monday, . 1:30 p.m.—Blblt Circle. 10:30 a.m- — Church school, Howard The Rev. PbJl Willia ms <:30 p.m.—Lutheran Pioneers. Sawyer, superintendent. Cltsses through «:30 p.m. —Lutheran Girl Pioneers. the MM grade. 9:45 a.m. ' —Church school . 7:30 p.m. —Bible circle. ' 11 a.m.—Classes siventh grade through 10:50 a.m.—Worship. Sermon, "Tht Tuesday afternoon—Sewing Guild. adult department. Adult class taught Magnitude of God's Word. " 3:45 p.m.—Junior choir . by Lewis Schoening. Public Invited. 7 p.m.—A fllmstrip, "Th e Saga of the 4 p.m.—Junior confirmation class. 6 p.m.—Senior high MYF . Planning Bible," will be shown at fellowship 7 p.m—Sunday school teachers. session for decorating Christmas window. meeting. t p.m.—Senior choir. Wtdnestfty. l p.m.—Clrclt One. Lunch- 7:30 p.m. — Evening service. Sermon, 8:15 p.m. — Adult Instructions. ton at home of Mrs. C. C. Currltr; Mrs. <'Llft Up Vour Eyes. " Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.—Advent service). Horace Keith co-hostess. Thursday, 7 p.m.—Midweek service . Sermon, "Comfort, Comfort, ft My Peo- 7:30 p.m.—WSCS spiritual baraar. In J p.m.—Choir practice . ple. " Mrs. G. F. Schapekahm, organist. sanctuary. Junior high will sing "On Jordan's Bank Thursday, 7 p.m.—Senior choir prac- the Baptist's Cry." tice. . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Thursday. 3:45 p.m.—Junior choir. I P.m.—Board of trustees. (American Baptist Convention ) 7 pm—Gamma Delta caroling. (West Broadway and Wilson ) 7:30 p.m.—woman's club Christmas ______^BBP ^^——————————————————————————————————————————————1 r\ party. All women Invited . The Rev. Russell M. Dacken M^ *- ^ _sT •> / 7:30 p.m.—Church council. Budget LAKESIDE EVANGELICAL ^__\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H tmmss m %m meeting. FREE CHURCH »:45 a.m.—Church school; Mrs, R . D. Saturday, • a.m.—Confirmation classts. (West Sarnla and Grand) Cornwall, superintendent; graded classes " _- __ .. ' H 1:30. p.m.—Sunday school Christmas The Bev. LaVern Swanson for children; study programs for adults. W______¦m * ______^______B Eve rehearsal . Nursery service. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 10:45 a.m. • :30 a.m.—Sunday school. Classes tor —Worship.. Sermon, "Take __ W____ W ^______m Him Out of fhe Cow Shed. " Text: Luke ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ \wk all ages. 2:1-7. Choir, ^^^^^^^^^^^^ H ST. MARTIN'S LUTHERAN 10:45 a.m.—Worship. Sermon, "The "Create in Me a New Heart, O Lord. (Missouri Synod) Blblt In fhe Space Age:" Children' s " Mrs. James Martins church tnd nursery available with at- organist . (Broadway and Liberty) tendant. Thursday, 7 p.m.—Choir. 8 p.m.—Midweek service, "Studies In The Rev. Armin U. Dey» 7:30 p.m.—Evening gospel hour. Ser- the Second Coming; Assisting, the Rev. R, Korn mon, "God's Unveiling. " " Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Hour of power 8 a.m. —Matins. Sermon, "Christ's and [unior fellowship . ^^ ¦g _B______l FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Second Advent." Text: Matthew 24:36-3». 1:15 p.m.—Choir. s instruc- (West Broadway and South Baker) 9:15 a.m. —Sunday school and ittnaga Saturday, 9:30 a.m. —Pastor ' tion class. *MM Bible class. ¦ Eugene Reynolds, Minister ______P^^^^______I 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.—Worship, sermon ;: and text stmt as abovt. Communion at »:4J a.m.—Blblt ichool. Classes for ^^^^^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ B^T¥ ^ ^^______I all three services, Anthem: "Arise, GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH every toe, nursery through tdult. Adult Arise, This Day Relolce ," senior choir at (W. Wabasha and Ewing) lesson, "The Source ol Christian Com- 10:45: Quentfn Matthes, Pastor mendation." 7 p.m.—Walther League Christmas »klt, 10:45 a.m.—Worship. Sermon, "Tht ______Biy£ i______: ______r_. ^'^ ______Word of Truth." «^> _L- t ^______MM_ _ ^^ parents Invited . 10 a.m. — Sunday school. Adult lesson, ^ 6:30 p.m.—Teens for Christ. John ______f______HH » F ^^ X\ 7:30 p.m.—Adult Information class. "Israel's Restoration." ' mmhtb .^^ Luther, Pleasant Grove, Minn., will v< Monday, & p.m.—Confirmation class. 11 a.m. — Worship, sermon, "Over- _____R^^f^i^______^K_lj' speak. __L'f -HffiHi^ v*^ \\ 7 p.m.—Stewardship committee; choir. coming Faith ." Text: 1 John 5 . 7:30 p.m.—Evening strvtct. Sermon ^______rv^^*' _____Hli 7:30 p.m.—Elders. 7:30 p.m. — Evening service, topic __Hr " ' r^^ . ll f / \. by John** Luther, __HP ^^^______HP " » ''' ___B_ii______H_i_m ' x r Wednesday, 2 p.m.—Ladles Aid Christ- x. Rev. 6. "Four Horsemen." Tuesday/ 7:30 p.m:—Elders meet at ______B______.,_.. ______] ___h- mas party, school. Wednesday, 7:.' — Bible study. __B' * / 1 7 p.m.—Sunday school teachers . ¦ church. 7:30 p.m.—Sewing circle; church coun- Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Midweek serv- ¦ ice. a cil. ____B \ - J r»l__P. _!^______— k J / ^^y" "W%tfi_------_-t^^^^^^KK tUOK ^S ^^m, TflH-__-____HH!ffM_r11rfflllfflW _F/ / Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Advent service. 8:15 p.m.—Choir reheeritl. . \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ / ______V __-8% ^^______-H^______r^a______/ _r Friday, • p.m.—Bible class teachers. Catholic Services Friday, 7:30 p.m.—Annual womtri's _____¦ ^^yi^ii ^^B3^^^^^^Kj ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ B^^^^^^^^^ K[ Saturday, • a.m.—Confirmation diss. Christmas party, home of Mrs. John &: / I s a p.m.—Confirmation class Hansen, 562 E. Sanborn St. ^^^_____¦¦ 1K __ KlI ^^^K^B^mSl^i^ ^^^^^^ Kl ^^^^/_i______m ^^^^^^^ Bw^^i K / y . CATHEDRAL K ^g^gg^^ft ^ _^\______\_____ W^^^ T ^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^HHB|^HBH||^^ J_^^^V'^^'^*^-^^^^^^^^^^^H|^|^H^L /V _ ^r OF SACRED HEART _J_____H ______HE_l_'______r^ -_. ______^^^^^______^______r/ ^^^______HH___H&-> ____L^V __*^^A CENTRAL LUTHERAN (Main and West Wabasha) ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL 'East Broadway and Lafayette) ( The American Lutheran The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Harold ' *SMG_K ^^——tKKi~~ K ^^^^ ^^^^s_\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\_W<' _ W__i ______t______\ ______L / ^I _H^___8^^ x.^^^^__ ^i______bxK^dg^HHk ^_ R ^^______m ______¦______, ~ ^ . f_ ^^^^^ V Church). J. Dittman The Rev. George Goodreid ^'^^^^^B|'* - H ^ J*~ I VD_rSHS K \F^^ ^^^^^^^^ \^^^^__ "*f^ _^H K _____PV______k y "^i / J . / J L. E. Brynestad, Pastor The Rev. Joseph La Plante 8 a.m. —Communion. ^ ^I^^^^^^ B W^^*» ______^^ Mh 4 M ______K f ______p~ v______P 1__^V W. C. Friesth, Assistant Pastor The Bev. Donald Connelly 10:45 a.m.—Morning prayer. Church ^ ''*** * * _ ' -______P___^_*__^V -_-P ? ^__ll______i # / _r ^^*^______i_^^ school breakfast after ( a.m service. (Corner . Huff and Wabasha) The Rev, James Fitzpatrick 7 p.m. —EYC meeting. Sunday Masses—5:45,7, a, 9:30 and 11 Monday, 4 p.m .-Brownies, and Junior 9 am—Sermon, "Lock Up, Your Re- a.m. and 12:15 p. m. Girl Scouts, parish hall. - _F ^«s• \v^T^J______K S______i-______^^^^^ ____^!^____y______i______/^_____PVw ^_r ^^>A \ demption Draweth Nigh ." Mrs. T Char- M H . Weekday Masses—7 and J am. and Tuesday, I p.m. — Adult Instruction IJ £. &______l_-__-_____-__-______r ~ ^V*v___MH F ______HM______V \ les Green, organhl, "Of the Father ' s 5:15 p.m. class. —i Love Begotten, " XIII century plalnsong, mS^M ^t^K^^^^^^^^KimmmmmmmmmW ^^SSlSBB^^^^BmmmmmmmW^__9______T # ______r/ ^______f _____SA /jmmW ^^^ ~ ^ * " -M t t __^ Holy Day Masses — 5:45 and I a.m. Thursday, 7:30 p.m .—Choir rehearsal . ^ »_^. ' ^---- ^- *^.» c rom Heaven Above to Earth I ^^ and " tnd 12:15 5:)5 and 7:30 p. m. Saturday, 9:15 a.m.—Junior confirma- Come. " Wehmeyer . Nursery for tots In Confessions — Monday through Friday tion class. pflr.' .h house iMmJ_Wm. ^ , ol this week, 5 to t P.m.; Saturday. 3 10 am . —Junior choir rehearsal. 1^.. ^^^^. ^^^ 9 X ^^SmmWSmmWmWmBmW ^i_-____-^_W j3L W^ a m —Sunday school . 4-year kinder- to 5:30 p.rn. and . 7:30 to 9 p.m. ¦ I j WMF^BBHapgSM l-l \ ______/___HH_k. ^^^I >T ^n____Rf^T^^r^ -1I_\T^^*^mmmW/ garten 'hnn>f)h 12th grade: Adult class. C'T" : lr '5 a m .—Sermon and organ same ST. STANISLAUS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE v a 'jovc Senior choir anthem, "Father, (East 4th and Carimona) (West Sanborn and Main) O Heir Me, " Zane Van Auken directing. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. N. F. N i-.i.ry (or tots. Rsrlshi house. Grulkowski 9.30 a.m. —Sunday school. ir 15 a.m. —Sunday school, 3-ye«r kin- 11 a.m.—Service, dergarten through loth grade . Adult The Rev. Mllo Ernster Wednesday, 8 p.m. —Testimonial meet- Inn. CI.T.' chaoel. The Rev. Robert Herman 6- :io p. m. —Junior League me«ts et Reading room open Tuesday!, Thurs- ch ",ch to oo caroling. The Rev. Paul Breza days and Saturdays from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Monday, 7 p. m. -Sunday school teach- Sunday Mtltts—5:30, 7:15, 8 30, 945 ¦ ef . tnd 11:15 a.m. and $-.15 p.m. THE CHURCH FOR ALL,.. ^^^~^ ^^^^^^^^^ ^ ^^ ^ Tueiday, 7:30 am.—Men ' s prayer Weekday Masses - 4:30, 7:30 and 11:1! \/ ^^ PB^-* ^^ (roup. t.m. on school days. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD W_W 7 30 p.m .—Church council. Holy Day Masses - 5:30, i.V>. I, 9. 30 (Center and Broadway! ALL FOR THE CHURCH Wednesday, 71 pm - - Blblt study t.m. and 5:11 p.m. cl.iss, chape). Confessions — 3-5 p.m. and 7? p rn. Pastor W. W. Shaw Thursday, 4 pm Boy< choir . Thursdsy betore first Friday; day before 9 J5 » m —Sunday 7pm Senior choir , Scout room. holy days of obligation and Saturday. school . 10 45 a m , 'rhe ( 7 .10 Iim —LSA, pari- .It house. ~ Children ' s cliurch. Uiur« *h is tho Kn-aipst factor is not one As 10-4 5 ^11 lost with failuw. any bowler knows, it's worth- S.iturdiiy. 9 a.m Junior and senior ST. CASIMIR'S 11 » ¦ -r, » . 11 ain. --&lrls choir . Fellowship Hall. Julius W. Haun Tlie Church was not founded for people who are perfect. It is for The Rev. Robert Stamscliror strong church , m-iil-cr democracy UNITARIAN IMVKRSALIST nor civilization can survive (iOODVIEW TRINITY Sunday Masses- 1 and 10 a.m FELLOWSHIP . Tliero men and women who would strive, despite their ahortcornin^s, to meet Weekday Masses—7:55 a.m. an. - four sound ivasons why overy ^. ^ and M'THERAN CHURCH Holy Day Masscs-6:30 and 9 a m (Winona Hotel, IM Johnson St.) life'a spiritual challenge, ( Wisconsin Synod ) Confessions — 3 to 4:30 p.m. and 7 '1(1 .Kenneth Hurnicisttr person should allond no rviccs regn- *• ^ p.m. Saturdays, Thursdays betore f irst i.niy ami siij)|i«.rt tiio. churc-ii They The Kev. David M. Ponath Fridays and eve of holy days Dr. M. II. Doner . Someone has called Christianity the reliqion of an other chance. Jesus, First Friday Masses - 6 15 and 7:55 arc : (1) I'or his own sn ko Cl) Ior ,, ' Lay Leaden . ., , , , , , . ,, ,, ,. . . , , HeTT , 8:30 and It a.m Wor ship. Sermon t.m. laced greatest emphasis on (.od s ior^iving love. And "The Day ot Ihe Lord " Orflanlsl. Mrs his children 's sake . (3) For tho sake after al' > p urged 9.10 ID ,30 a.m. S«ldar Huialn will Rlchnrd Burmelsler . ST. MARY'S speak on "What Is I slnrn?" Discussion of his community and nm ion. cl) men to grasp present opportunities despit e past failures. 9:45 n m. -Sunday school period 1 p. m Rehearsal lor Christmas Ev« Th«* Most Rev. George For tho sake of the Church itself , ' service. Ml children. 11, Speltz , I).V. • Monday, 7 p.m. - Lutheran Plonters. which nerds his moral and materinl Earnest Christiana today are still discovering in thrilling ways what 8 p.m. Church council at parsonage. The Rev. Donald Winkfls CIU'EtCH OF JKSUS CHRIST Tuesday, 4 p.m . ¦ Guild Christmas The Rev. Richard Engles OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS xI^mu man > inspired and stl'e thened by God , can really accomplish. party. Sunday Mrfsses- 5:45, 7, I, 9:30 and 11 (1455 hark Lane) ^^IZ ^ ' ^ Wednesday, 7 p.m. -Blblt class. t.m. and )V:1) p.m. (MORMON ) Thursday, 7;15 p nv Church choir . Weekday Masses—7 and 8 a m. And some of those whose lives have been enriched with faith and Friday, 7:30 p.m . Chape l choir at Sf . Holy Dny Mtsses-5:30, 7, 9 am. nnd Ronald Puti , lirJiuch President Matthew ' s, Winona. 5:30 and 7 p.m. courage once wondered — a.s perhaps you are wonde ring — whether to Saturday. 9 a.m. -Confirmation Instruc- Contssslons—3:30 lo 5 p.m , and 7:15 to 10 a rn.—Sunday school . ve r€ tion al Minnesota CMy, f:30 p.m. on Saturdsys, days belore holy 6 p.m —Priesthood. on another try. ¦ days and Thursdays betore first Fridays. 730 pm.—Sacrament meellns, j/^-^ -''S'^ Wednesday, 6:45 p.m. —MIA. ^ REDEEMER EV. LUTHERAN ST. JOHN'S Thursday, »:15 a.m. -Relief Society. Saturday, 10 a.m.—Primary. ( Missouri Synod ) (East Broadway and Hnmlllon) ¦ ( 1700 W. Wabasha SI ) The Very Rev. Msgr. The Rev. Louis O. Bitlner James D. Ilabigor NKW MUMBERS ADMITTKI ) ^^S^^ir Copyright 1963 Sundty Maists—7, 9 and 11 a.m. KTTltICK , Wis . (Special ) - , KeinUr Advertisi tiK Service , Inc., Stmshurir , Va. Sat,, 9 am. Saturday ichool. Weekday Masses- 8 «,m. 1:30 p.m.—Christmas program practice. Contusions—4 tnd 7 p.m. on Salurtlnys, Ten new members were receiv- Sunday, 9:15 a.m. Sunday ichool and vigils ol feast days and Thursdays he- ed int o Hardies Creek Lutheran Suiulay Honday Tuesday Wcdnesdny Thursday Friday Saturday adult fllbla class tore first Fridays. congregation nnd one into South 10:30 a .m..-Worship tervlce , First Friday Masses—I » m. and 5:13 I KiiiKH ^ehemiah Pnalms Isninh Luke Romans Hebrews Monday, 7 p m.—Scouts. p.m. Beaver Crock Lutheran congre- H:,r)4-(il Wednesday- Choir rehearsal. Holy Day Masses 4 and t am. and I 6:1-9 37:1-7 42:1-9 22:28-34 11:1-12 \* *7-17 a p.m. —Midweek Advent tervlce . 6:15 p.m. gation, This Church and Youth Message Is Published Weekly By These Business Firms and Manufacturers Winona Hotel Madison Silo Compa ny Country Kitchen Drive-ln Dunn Blacktop Company Winona Tool Manufacturing Co. Springda le Dairy Company Winona. Minnesota Winonn , Minnesota Cor. III. (il and Orrin St. - Winona . Minn. Phone 4394 — Winon a , Minn. 1430 W. 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Williams Hotel & Annex Vulcan Mfg. Co., Inc. Boland Manufacturing Co. Whitraker Marine & Manufacturing Breitlow Funeral H orn* 3rd and Wilson - Winona , Minn , , Mnm. 34 Laird St. — Winona, Minn. Catering Service — Winona, Minn. . 3rd nnd Johnson Sts. — Winona Fawcett Funeral Home, Inc. 37fi E. Sainln - Winona, Minn. Williarm-WitWt Vault Co. Bunke's Apco Service PeerUfi Chain Company Winono Furniture Co. 276 E. Sid — Winona , Minn, Watkins Products, Inc. 1635 West Fifth St. - Winona, Minn. 1570 Service lid. - 7(H) K. Sarnia Front and Walnut* — Winona, Minn. 166 Main St. Winonn, Minnesota Winona Ready-Mixed Concrete Western Coal & Oil Co. Th« Warner & Swasey Company Brom Machine & Foundry Co. The Merchants Nat 'l Bank of Winona f. Earl Schwab Oil Lafayette — Winona. Mimu Bnduer Division 3M5 Sixth — Goodviaw, Minn. 102 East 3rd St. *778 6th St. — Wmona, Minn, G eneral Contractor — Winona, Minn. Bible Reading Houston Co. Fights Postmaster Asks Film on Silent Central Methodist Plan Observed For That Help LEWISTON, Minn. - Resi- dent, of area towns have been ADC for Divorcee On Early Mailing Night' Available urged by the Rev. Walter Mey- CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special) missioners, acting ai the county The arrival of December A color film telling th« itory Stone Ceremony Set er, United Church of Christ, —Judge Leo F. Murphy, presid- welfare board, passed a resolu- marked the start of one of tha of one of the best-loved songs ing at the special term of Dis- tion to discontinue ADC aid to Dr, George Butters, Roches- Lewiston, to join the millions of biggest races in town—the an- of Christmas has been purchas- people everywhere on every trict Court for Houston County Mrs. Sauer and take care of the nual race against time at the ed by the Winona Public Li- ter, district superintendent of here Thursday, took under ad- children in another way provid- the Southeast District of the continent in observing the 20th Winona post office as its Christ- brary and is available for loan. anniversary of world-wide Bi- visement the county welfare de- ed Mrs. Sauer gave them up, "Silent Night: Story of the Minnesota Methodist Confer- partment's appeal from an or- When she didn't , aid was dis- mas mail rush goes into high ence, will be guest speaker and ble reading Thanksgiving to gear. Christmas C a r o 1" describes der restoring aid to dependent continued. George E. Bissen how the priest and choirmaster will participate Sunday ia the Christmas. This program is According to Winona Postmas- sponsored by the American Bi- children aid to Mrs . Rita Sau- of the commissioners testified in an Austrian mountain village laying of the cornerstone for er, Caledonia. to , the board's action taken in ter John W. Dugan , a record the new $850, ble Society. wrote the words and music to 000 Central Meth- Court was then adjourned to May . mail volume of nearly 12 bil- the song when the church or- odist Church. Frequently described as the lion pieces throughout the coun- Tuesday at 10 a.m. when the Probate Judge Elmer L. An- gan broke on a Christmas Eve The cornerstone laying cere- world's largest Bible class, the jury is called to hear the crim- try during December is ex- program by the society offers derson testified that Mrs. Bau- nearly 150 years ago. mony will be at 11:45 a.m., aft- inal calendar. pected. The film is recommended for er morning worship services. a bookmark from churches in er's divorced husband had pe- A tioned the court in May to re- Dugan reminded residents to all age levels , and is suitable model of the chancel window the area. FOLLOWING THE death et shop and mail early. He noted ~ Walter Arndt , 49, Caledonia , ef move the children from M r s. for special programs as well as also will be unveiled at this A board pf laymen, among that this gives postal employes for educational use. time. acute alcoholism in April, the Sauer because she was an un- them three past presidents- fit mother. Judge Anderson said more time to process cards: and Borrowers must supply a A copper document box Houston County Board of Com- ^ , con- Herbert Hoover, Harry S. Tru- he hadn't acted on it. * packages, and that this helps clean 16-millimeter projector taining historical papers con- man and Dwight D. Eisenhower insure that they arrive in good and an experienced operator. cerning the church destroyed —sponsor the program. LEO M. MILLER, director of condition. Further information is avail- by fire and papers from the The program was born in the county welfare department The postmaster said local pat- able from the library. 1963 operating year, will be World War II when a lonely Plainview Co-op and executive secretary of the rons could assist the 74 post Purchase of the film, which stored in the Indiana lime cor- Marine on Guadalcanal Island welfare board; Ronald Torn- office employes here by getting cost about $150, was authorized nerstone. wrote his family, in Philadelphia strom, case worker who had cards and gifts in the mail now at the Nov. 26' meeting of the' and suggested simultaneous Meets Saturday; visited Mrs. Sauer's home in and by using ZIP Code num- Library Board . INCLUDED IN the box : A Caledonia'; William R. Betz, Bible; a copy of the 1961 "Meth- reading of the Bible, The so- bers in both return and destina- ciety decided next year to adopt Caledonia policeman , and Glenn tion addresses. odist Discipline," the law book A. Heintz, Houston County dep- Woman Sentenced of Methodism; minutes of the the Marine's program for uni- New Record Set ty in search of truth. uty sheriff , were other wit- On License Charge 1963 Minnesota Annual Confer- PLAINVIEW , Minn. - Edwin nesses for the welfare depart- ence that includes the financial Sunday is Bible Sunday with Giernak , Chicago, manager of Bay State Officer Mrs. Norman C. Meska , 24, the theme "The Word of Truth." ment , represented by L. L. and statistical record of the the Marketing Association of Roerkohl, county attorney. Graduating at Harvard 110 Winona St., pleaded guilty church; a copy of the 75th an- This is the second Sunday ih America, will be one of three pal court today to a Advent. It concludes Christmas Testimony of plaintiff's wit- in munici niversary program held in 1931; guest speakers at the 41st an- David F. Wynne, 556 W. San- charge of driving after suspen- Day with the story in Luke 2. nesses included the death of born St., vice president of ad- a copy of the 100th anniversary nual Cooperative Creamery As- , sion of her driver's license. program held in 1956; the Arndt who had lived at Mrs. ministration for Bay State Mill- sociation meeting at 11 a.m. Sauer's home, and charges of She was arrested by police at March 1963 issue of "Togeth- Saturday at Plainview High ing Co., is being graduated to- West 2nd and Winona streets at ," the Methodist magazine her drinking, her* late hours in er , School . taverns and prostitution. day from thte advanced man- 2:55 a.m. today. that pictorally told the story Bishop to Make Other speakers include Floyd agement program at the Har- Judge John D. McGill sen- of the fire; Thompson, St. Paul James H. Gaffney, assistant vard University Graduate , executive attorney general representing tenced her to pay a fine of $35 A list of the church mem- CORNERSTONE.. . The cornerstone laying ceremony secretary of Minnesota Dairy School of Business Administra- or to serve 12 days. Mrs. bers; a record of the annual the state, and Robert Patterson for the new $850,000 Central Methodist Church will be at 11:45 Report Products, and one to be an- tion . Meska has been committed to business meeting of the church Sunday of Dingle & Krieger , Rochester , a.m. Sunday. This view, from Broadway, shows construction Winona Catholics and mem- nounced. This was the 44th session of the city jail. held in April 1963; the Wom- representing Mrs. Sauer, called the program progress. The church is slated for completion in late 1964. bers of the Cathedra) of the Two directors, to fill the ex- no witnesses. at Harvard. en's Society of Christian Serv- ) pired posts held by Herbert Wynne attended classes from 43 IN MONDOVI CLUB ice program booklet for 1963; (Daily News photo Sacred Heart will have an op- Last summer aid to depend- portunity to hear a report on Weis and Ralph Tiedeman , Will Sept. 9 until his graduation. . MONDOVI , Wis. (Special) - a copy of the Jan. 23, 196 1, is- , ent children was restored to the Vatican Council at Rome by be elected Holdover directors The advanced management When the Mondovi Lions Club sue of the Winona Daily News Methodist; L. L. Kbrda, presi- Mrs. Sauer by the state Depart- program , the Most Re*y Edward A. Fitz- include Milton Schwantz, pres- one of the oldest sen- met Monday evening at Zion describing the fire, and several dent of the board of trustees ; rAethodist Church r ment of Public Welfare follow- ior gerald, bishop of Winona at the ident; William Rahman, vice management development Lutheran Church Secretary stories from other issues in- P. Earl Schwab, contractor ; , ing her appeal to the state and courses Maynard Olson reported 43 9:30 a.m. Mass Sunday at the president; John Sloan , secreta- a hearing before a referee at conducted by a univer- cluding the Dec. 20, 1962, story the Rev. O. S. Monson, pastor Women Hear Talk ry-treasurer, sity, has been in continuous members. The Lions gave the of the Evangelical United Cathedral. > and Ambrose Si- Rochester. Back payments to telling of the awarding of the mon and Sidney Stoltz. operation since 1943. local Boy Scout troop their share building contract ; Brethren Church, Winona; the On Sierra Leone Bishop Fitzgerald* .who return- Mrs. Sauer were ordered. of the proceeds of the pancake Rev. C. Merritt LaGrone, pas- ed Thursday evening with Aux- The year was another record There are no specific educa- Several photographs of the one for the creamery IN OTHER matters Thurs- tional prerequisites for breakfast. Scouts worked on the church, before, during and aft- tor of McKinley Methodist Miss Lois Olson, a mission- iliary Bishop George Speltz, with a admis- total gross of ,742 Judge Murphy again continued sion . AH candidates project. The club also decided er the Jan. 22, 1961, fire; sev- Church, Winona, and the Rev. ary nurse on leave from her will make his personal report $3 ,263. A total are nomi- of $2,935,045 was paid to the case brought by the state nated and sponsored by their to hold ladies night at Don's eral issues of "Central News," Harold Rekstad, pastor of First station in Sierre Leone, West on the council. He will conduct pat- rons. That's about $24 ,000 more of Florida for Mrs. Mary companies then selected by the Country Club Jan. 4. This will the local monthly church paper; Congregation Church, Winona. Africa, presented a picture of a pontifical high Mass at St. replace the regular January a building fund campaign bro- A model of the 38- by 25-foot customs and costujnes in her than 1962. The creamery pro- Faulds Knoll against William program's admission board. Mary's College at 8 a.m. Sun- Faulds for support money un- meeting. •- chure; several Sunday church chancel window will be unveil- talk to members of Central day. duced 2,422,489 pounds of in- ed during worship services Sun- Methodist Church Woman 'j So- stant dri ed milk powder ; 11,- der the reciprocal support act INDEPENDENCE LEGION bulletins; a financial statement between states. for June 1, day. The window, designed by ciety of Christian Service. The 148,613 pounds of dried milk and INDEPENDENCE, Wis. (Spe- to Oct. 31, 1963; At a previous session of the operating budget for Jan. Mrs. Odell Prather, Philadel- meeting was held Wednesday 2,983,909 pounds of butter. The court cial ) — When the American Le- Faulds appeared and reported , to Dec. 31, 1964; names of phia , Pa., will be constructed at the Paul Watkins Memorial federal government purchases gion met Tuesday evening at 1 Salvation Army he was committing himself vol- all the Sunday school children by Universal Studios of Winona. Methodist Home. about 85 percent of all dried the clubrooms, a memorial [ ] untarily to the state hospital DEEP and teachers for 1963, and a It will be made of faceted glass Miss Olson, a native of Wis- milk produced. service was held for the late imported from France and It- A lunch will be served at at Willmar. Robert E. Lee, as- President Kennedy, a member picture of the carillon..bells on consin , stated that Sierre Leone sistant county attorney, the ground in front of the caril- aly. Rings for Money noon. report- of the American Legion". Sen. gained its independence in 1961. ed to the court he received in- lon tower before they were in- Local supervising architects It was organized Mike Mansfield's tribute was . by the Brit- A total of $94.95 has been col- formation the hospital discharg- stalled in 1907. for the building is the firm of ish and as such has many of its lected in the kettle and Christ- read by Emil Sobotta. Ed Lyga , Eckert & Carlson. A. Hensel ed Faulds and his whereabouts acting chaplain , said a prayer. The cornerstone will be in- professionally trained persons mas drive, Brig. George Wil- is unknown. jR0CK| stalled at the new southeast en- Fink, Philadelphia, is the archi- following British influence. The "Taps" were played by John liams of Winona 's Salvation Winona County The case will be heard at the trance to the sanctuary on tect. Moslem faith is very strong and Army reported. Last year at Bisek. Members sang the "Star first special session next year, S p angled Banner." Aubyn Broadway adjacent to the caril- growing more rapidly than this time $153.54 had been col- Jan. 2. according to the Smith is commander. lon tower. The stone will be Christianity, lected. Palmer F. Johnson, Cedar Valley Groups "Moslems CROP Gets $942 vice pres- ¦"•JT Taxei dated. "1963." speaker. She said, The goal this year is $1,800. ident of Houston State - LEWISTON ( ) Bank, 25* , Minn. Special Paid CEDAR VALLEY, Minn. truly practice brotherhood Brig. Williams said about 100 was appointed trustee PARTICIPATING In the cer- whereas the Christians teach it, — A total of $942 was collected of the emony will be Dr. E. Clayton (Special) — The Israelite Bible food baskets will be given to in the recent Christian trust fund of the late Mary J. E but do not always practice it." needy Rural SO FT II Burgess, pastor of Central Study group of Cedar Valley families this Christmas. Overseas Program drive, the Stelplugh and ordered to file an ALL your S« They cost between $15 and makes Lutheran Church will meet at WHILE IN Sierre Leone Miss $18 Rev. Walter Meyer, Winona account. Thomas A. Flynn ap- each. FT || WESTERN [ 8 p.m. Thursday at tbe Palmer Olson visited the Methodist Mis- County commodity chairman, re- peared as attorney for the pe- wa»h SO PJ] Call 4249 Ericksons at Winona. Erickson sion at Ganta , Liberia. Grocery bags for collection ported. titioning . bank , which has han- ond FLUFFY ife : At the End of Lafayettt St. will give the lesson. The Moab Many women of Sierre Leone of non-perishable food will be This total represents cash re- dled the trust. distributed to homes this week- Bible Study group will meet at dress in beautiful silk and nylon ceived and corn that was donat- BUHLER REPORT PRINTED Harold the "William Gellersens at the dresses though there is a na- end. Brig. Williams urged Wi- ed by farmers and sold to ele- /^*^ v nona residents to have the food A report by Ernest O. Buhler , same time. David Gellersen tive type costume similar to vators at St. Charles, Altura, counselor at Central Junior Olson. ready for pickup from Monday Notice to Bathen will give the lesson. that worn by Miss Lewiston and Watkins Experi- High School, I PUREj) ¦ In speaking of the customs of through Thursday of next week. is featured In a mental Farm. special issue of the Minnesota - for - tf FAITH LUTHER LEAGUE the country the speaker said Members of the Kiwanis Club The money is credited toward ^ k^ BLAIR , Wis. , (Special) - that the Christmas holiday is will ring the bells for the ket- Journal of Education reviewing various relief agencies through the 1963 meeting of the Minne- CRYSTAL CLEAR Lowell D. Trewartha casework not celebrated as much as Eas- tles next Friday. CROP. A few outstanding ac- Winona and Goodview supervisor of the Trempealeau ter. However, due to the Amer- People living in the rural sota Education Association dele- counts have not been turned in gate assembly. Buhler is state HEATING OIL County welfare department, ican influence , Christmas is areas may bring their dona- yet, Rev. Meyer said. Sunday NEWS Subscribers chairman of the MEA _ commit- from Whitehall , will speak at the gaining in interest and popular tions directly to the Salvation Webster Fischer, was county Faith Luther League meeting observance. Miss Olson sang a Army, Brig. Williams said. treasurer; Donald Wilson , tee on the Student National secre- • Our city circulation department will accapt tele- Sunday at 8 p.m. at the church. native carol in the calypso style tary, and Travis Nelson, cam- Education Association - Future Pure Oil Co. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Thomte into which American and Brit- paign chairman. Teachers of America organiza- phone colli from 8:30 to 1 0:00 a.m. Sunday for the city ele- ish carols are translated. tion . In his report submitted to Autom»1lc llll urvici h our specialty. and a sextet from the Unitarian meeting delivery ot mining mentary school , Blair , will sing. "The day of the missionary the assembly, Buhler comment- papers in Winona and Good- preaching to heathens is past," To Hear Indian ed on the organization and ob- view. Miss Olson stated , "The mis- Police Report jectives of Student NEA-FTA sionary today is a fellow Chris- Studying Here and noted that last year 23 THE tian working, thinking with the new FTA clubs had been organ- The Telephone Number African Christian. " Safdar Husain of India will be ized in high schools throughout the guest speaker at 9:30 a.m. Two Collisions to Call Is EXCERPTS from "Christmas the state. He eaid that the Unitarian Universalis! Sunday at Hotel Winona at Two traffic accidents result- long-range goal of having a Day in the Morning," by Pearl services of the Unitarian Uni- were used in the devo- ing in more than $300 damage Student NEA chapter in each Buck , versalists. His top ic will be occurred between 2 and 2:30 Fellowship tions presented by Mrs. Rich- "What is Islam?" His appear- teacher education institution in ard Harrington. p.m. Thursday, according to the state has almost been real- ance is the first in a series of police, 8-2961 of Winona Carols and Christmas hymns ized. meetings of world religions that 2:1).') were played on the organ by First one was at at West will be held through January, 4th and Washington streets. Mrs . Paul Froker preceding Husain practiced law in In- Announces and following the meeting. Damage was more than $100 to dia before coming to the Unit- each car. Mrs. R. J. Scarborough , a series of studies of ed States. Last year he was an Police said that Jerry A. chairman of the December unit , instructor at the colleges of St. and Mrs. Frank Hewitt , co- Lunde, 19 , 5')4fi 6th St., Good- Mary 's and Saint Teresa. This view , was driving a car owned chairman , were tn charge of the year he is doing graduate work World Religion* toa nnd social hour. by the Board of Education . The Buy Your CHRISTMAS TREE ¦ in education at Winona State other car driver was David A. \ College where his brother , Asad \ Bess, 2_, Fountain City Itt. 2, CAROLING AT HAKMOrW Husain , taught last year. Wis. including all for- Starting Sunday HARMONY , Minn . (Special ) The public , Lunde was driving south on ' Lutheran Church's eign students attending the col- Washington and Be.ss east on ; YMCA Men —Greenfield in the From The s Club \ junior league will go Christmas leges who are inter«8ted 4th. Hotel Winona place of Islam in the world to- Sky Room — caroling at (i p.m. Thursday. A Cars driven by Riley H , 9:30-10:30 a.m. day and the areas of agreement Thompson ant h»l the Winona Christmas party and supper will , Utica , Minn., nnd [/ t . Jf ' h ' p support and disagreement with other Mrs.' Arthur C. Brightman I ¦ he held afterward. , , 1031 Youth Proorqm and the YMCA. great religious teachings are W. W-ibasha St., collided at \ ^ k W ^___f vl ^h b k or t0 of discussion Your or,ant invited. A period West Howard nnd Vila streets ( of$ m the _ _' _$?• mini* ^*&f^\\i V * * * • P ' will follow; > future th»w prooramsl nt 2:.'10. |! * ^ ' ] Police snid Thompson was r M ' *Nmilfi ' HkSJ^ v '^ r "—j 70 yuctM- Houston Co. Chairman traveling north on Vila and i j Mrs. Brightman cast on How- Minn. (Spe- ard. Damage of more than SPRING GROVE , $50 (J I cial) — Mrs. Owen Onsgard , to each car resulted. t )' 8 0 T 0 M U r ,- " V ^H « O T • T16C 5 I L__lr_J Iph otsudtinq,... 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Howard St., pleaded Wife Rescues At Community Winona Deaths Two-Sta te Deaths pleaded guilty to possession of with 21 Minnesota farmers, two Set by Judge a rifle in the Town of Milton guilty to charges of failure to from California and two from Memorial Hospita l Mrs. Nov. 24 where shotgun shooting stop for a stop sign and driv- Leader of Martha Lu»c k Mrs. Teresa Canfield ing at night without lights. He Oregon last summer. Visiting hours: Medical ind surgical Funeral services for Mrs. KELLOGG, Minn. ( Special)- of deer only was allowed. He Uie group was Mervin Syver- Husband Jailed patients: 2 to 4 and 7 to 1:30 p.m. (No Martha Lueck •was fined $50, plus costs. was sentenced to pay fines of deputy commissioner of chlldran under H.) , St. Paul, were Mrs. Teresa Canfield, 66, Ro- $10 or to serve three days on son, Maternity patients: 2 to 3:30 end 7 to held last Saturday at Mueller- chester, former Kellogg resi- In Buffalo Co the Minnesota Department of 1:30 p.m. (Adults only.) Bies Funeral FORFEITURES on charges each charge. Pagenkopf was ar- Agriculture. . Home, St. Paul. dent, died Thursday morning ALMA, Wis. (Special) - In listed : rested by police at West Sth On Check Count THURSDAY Burial was in Elmhurst Ceme- at St. Anne Hospice , Winona. TRAFFIC COURT before Buf- An Ettrick, Wis., man was tery. Claude L. Hetrick , Nelson, $25 and Lee streets at 1:25 a.m. EAST GERMAN farming Is ADMISSIONS She had been at the hospice falo County Judge Gary Schlos- and $5 costs, transporting a today. He paid the fines. "kaput," the speaker said. With the victim of a slight mlx-up Mrs. Michael S. Feehan, 451 Mra. Lueck and her husband, two years. stein here Monday, Alvin Kirch- loaded gun in a car, Nov. 25, Forfeits : less meat raised per animal, Thursday afternoon , to put it E. King St. John, lived here until about 43 ner Jr., Mondovi Rt. 3, was Town of Nelson. , 3925 4th less milk per cow, fewer eggs mildly. years ago when they She was born Nov. 22, 1897, placed on probation for Lyle R. Jacobson Mrs. Amelia Gudmundson, moved to at West Albany to ' Mr. and one Allen C. Berg, 714 E. 2nd St.. St., Goodview, $25 on a charge per hen and less wool per He was arrested on his job Utica, Minn. St. Paul. year with the state Department Winona , $25 fine and costs, sheep, there's rationing in East here, charged with forgery, Mrs. Bernard Scott. Her family of Public Welfare on two counts of speeding, 40 m.p.h. in a 30 Dennis M. Conway, Fountain Mrs. Lueck died ol a heart moved here when she was a throwing debris on public or m.p.h. zone. He was arrested Berlin, while across the wall in waived Wisconsin extradition City, Wis. ailment Nov. 27 in her home. and ordered to pay costs total- private property, Sept. 28, Town West Berlin the "decadent" proceedings in municipal court child. She was married to Walt- ing $10. by police at West 5th Street Mrs. Ervin Geraes, 1774 IKrae- She is survived by two er H. Canfield in 1916 at Con- of Buffalo. and the city limits at 5:40 p.m. capitalists have been doing a here and taken to Trempealeau mer Dr. daughters, Miss Margaret W. ception. She was a school teach- Kirchner was arrested Nov. George H. Michel and Nichol- Thursday. much better job of helping the County jail, Whitehall. There Robert J. Blood, 778 E. 3rd Lueck and Mrs. Fred E. Erick- 22 in the Town of Lincoln , on as A. Michel, both of Stoddard economy back to its feet , Rupp his wife rescued him. er in the rural schools here, charges of driving St. son ; two sons. Herbert S. and' and he was a rural mail car- ai*er revo- Rt. 1, Wis., and Roger J. Beck, said. The victim of the confusion Roger H. Anderson, 125 W. Howard W. Lueck , all of St. cation and drunken driving. La Crosse, each $25 fine and was Edward Hottendorf , who Afill St. rier until his retirement when "The yoke doesn't fit well in Paul; a brother, William Stern, they moved to Rochester in 1944. FORFEITURES on charges costs, throwing debris on public Russian Report Hungary," the speaker said. A was arrested at work at Fiber- Mrs. Agnes Grochowski , Wi- Butte, Mont., and seven grand- or private property, Town of ite Corp. nona Rt. 1. He died in 1960. listed : young Hungarian musician said children. Ralph Buchholtz, Arkansaw Buffalo, Nov. 16. to him. "I'm not a Communist. He was charged with forging Cindy Lou Marin, Rushford. Survivors include one son, Marlin M. Plank, Dubuque, a $50 check Nov. 7 at a tavern Minn William , Rochester; four daugh- Rt. 2, illegal riding, sitting on Heard by Houston I'm a Christian, I believe in . Edward A. Voelker the top of the vehicle with Iowa, $100 and $5 costs, fraud- God. Please help m« escape." in the Blair-Ettrick area. The Jayne E. Boettcher, 554 E. Edward A. Voelker, 117% W. ters, Mrs. Frank (Margaret) his feet on the hood, $15 and costs. ulently obtaining a resident li- "There's more to the wheat check was written on "Union Wabasha St. 3rd St., died Thursday morning Gappa , Mt. Prospect, 111; Mrs. cense by making false state- National Bank, Blair. Edwin ) Donald C. Schlosser, Durand shortage than drouth alone," . R. Harders, 75 Chat- at Etta-Del Nursing Home, Lew- Wayne (Kathryn Allison,. Ro- Star Route, $35 and costs, ments concerning his residence Township Group Hottendorf was arrested by field St. iston, where he had been a .pa- chester ; Mrs. Irvirl (Mary) driv- ' the speaker said. "It has been ing too fast for conditions, Town Oct. 29, I960. " HOKAH, Minn. - A crowd of dry in parts of Eastern Europe Winona County sheriff's depu- William K. Cierzan , 703 M* E. tient one year. Heckler, Palo Alto, Calif., and ol Maxville, Nov. 17. Forfeitures in police court at ties at 4:30 p.m. while at work Broadway. Mrs. Gerald (Alice) Lindorfer, 136 was served at the Houston the last two or three years. But He was a son of the late Mr. Ronald S. Holte, Strum Rt. 1, MONDOVI Nov. 27 on charges County Township Officers an- the wheat shortage stems in and then was taken before George F. Paskiewicz, »78 E. and Mrs. William F. Voelker. St. Paul; several grandchildren; listed : : King St. $25 and costs, following too nual banquet at St. Peter's par- part from insufficient mechan- Judge John D. McGill. Prior to his retirement live brothers, William and closely, Town of Naples, Nov. Leo Monahan, Eau Claire, Rt. Sheriff BIRTHS in 1951 , , ish here Thursday night ization, inadequate training in Trempealeau County because of ill health, Mr. Voel- Ralph, Mezeppa and Arthur 16. . 3, $25 fine and $5 costs, trans- modern agricultural know-how, Orris Klundby took Hottendorf Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and Bernard , St. Paul , Robert Rupp, managing edi- Michael Bam- ker had been employed as a Douglas C. Quarberg, Mon- porting a loaded gun , Town of tor of The Farmer magazine, lack of an efficient method of to Whitehall after the court benek, 999 W. Broadway, a bookkeeper by Botsford Lumber and three sisters, Mrs. Irene Lincoln, Nov. 24. machinery and daughter , , St. Paul ; Mrs. dovi Rt. 2; $35 and costs, driv- was guest speaker. He also teaching best appearance. . Co; 24 years. He attended Wi- Cosgrove South ing too fast for conditions, Town Melvin Loylien, Eau . Claire showed pictures taken on his fertilizer use to farm workers, This morning Sheriff Klund- Mr. and Mrs. MaynarMartha Raye ( The former Edna Brugger , Canton Township to German and Frank A. Petroff , Pepin, ing 42 m.p.h. in a 30 m.p.h. are Martin Horihan, Hokah; more and more knowledge is HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Police Albert F. Heinz, 416 W. Sar- ' Grant Lapham, Bernell Mnnkel leaking both in and out, the nia St. she was born April 1, 1894, to Ingebor Sauer. He married beaded guilty to transporting zone. He paid the fine. said comedienne Martha Raye Louis and Henrietta Hahn Brug- Inga Sanden and had been a aMoaded gun in the Town of Edward C. Larson, Eyota , and Arnold Gillen, Caledonia first step to understanding. was treated at a Santa Monica i George F. Paskiewicz, 878 E. ger. area, and Roy W alters, La King St. She had lived at Wood- lifelong resident of this area . Nelson Nov. 25. He was fined Minn., was sentenced to pay a "Only through understanding hospital Thursday for what offi- j stock the past six years, prior He was a lifetime member of $20. Costs were $5. fine of $25 or to serve eight Crescent of communism's tactic of mani- cers called an accidental over- I Baby boy Raines, 217"Vi E. ing pills. 3rd St. to which she lived in Winona Henrytown Lutheran Church. Harry Yaeger, Cochrane, days after he pleaded guilty to The organization will have its pulation of man to reach it- dose of sleep I and Galen, 111. pleaded guilty to having a rifle a charge of speeding . He was next quarterly meeting in goal of world domination can it Police said Miss Raye, 47, Survivors are: Her Survivors are : His wife ; four when officers and dele- be successfully combatted," the told her physician she had taken husband; sons, Clarence Jr., with the U. in his possession in territory arrested by police at West Sar- March, f OTHER BIRTHS one son, Ellis, Woodstock ; two where there was an open sea- nia and Huff streets at 5:30 gates to the state convention in speaker concluded- eight sleeping tablets. , S." Air Force, Biloxi , Miss., CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special) daughter* Mrs. Richard (Mar- f garet) Welk, Arvada, Colo., John , Columbus, Ohio, and and ,», —At Caledonia Community Hos- _,„. ¦ -¦ -¦ „^^..v„-w „ ., IH HM "•' '" ~ * ^-^—v^y—* Mrs. Eldon (Jeanne ") Wayne and Eldon , Harmony ; v ... , . ^.. .^. „ - . x . -,~ M[ | pital : Manthey, ^ ^ I Va ncouver, Wash.; four grand- five grandchildren , and two sis- • Mr. and Mrs. Leander IBrees- ters, Mrs . Lars (Luella) Bergs- ______: er, a son Sunday. children, and one sister, Miss _^______P'IPsP W^Wf Elsie Brugger, Winona. gaard , Spring Grove, and Mrs. *^______Hs W> Mr. and Mrs. Gentry Hutch- Breitlow Funeral Home Walter (Nettie) Stevens, Rim- lngs, is > \^^HH____ irnKm-- - ¦- a son N ov. 28. completing funeral arrange- by, Alberta, Canada. Two broth- ______§__ !_; __. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bxitson, ments. ers and four sisters have died. Houston, a daughter Nov , 27. Funeral services will be com- ; ,_^^^^^^^^^^^BKH SI AV ' /-* " , ______l_ x____s «§*I ______¦___¦_™ffi i fff &__ $V Mr. and Mrs. Matthew-Schiltz Winona Funerals pleted by Peterson-Abraham ^ • a daughter Nov. 26. Funeral Home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Her- Robert J. Bauer zog, , Nov, Mabel a son 24. Funeral services for Robert Mrs. Charles T. Anderson Mr. and Mrs . Richard Zibrow- J. Bauer, 4115 7th St., Good- _ki , RUSHFORD, Minn . (Special) a son Nov. 23. view, were held this afternoon —Mrs. Charles T. Anderson, 80, Mr. and Mrs. May Hard at Calvary Bible Church, the Welscher Rushford. died at Preston Nurs- , a daughter Nov. 22. Rev. N. E. Hamilton officiating . ing Home Thursday at 12:30 Mr. and Mrs. James ESlaney, Burial was in Woodlawn Ceme- p.m. following a long illness. La Crescent, a daughter Nov. tery. f ~ ______! ______21. . The former Jonette Olstad, .v&______S3__, '* A4_S8PIB_» ¦ ^ ___^_BT ^_^__^_^_^_^_^_^_RI ^^'^^^^J. ^ \y Pallbearers were Robert Bay, Oct. 23 1883, near ;: __¦_____¦___, H- V___B y%. ^%>^L*_PW'^^^^______L* **'; Mr. and Mrs. Mylon Harland , Elmer Munson , Lyle Chad- she was born , W^_____H_I__. ' "' ll______B v .J^BB ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^mGG& ^Kmm ^ ^iWHK. \ ^^JSJi___^^^^^^^^^^^\mB BM &A ^^^Bobf^-wP^^ ^.Q^ K&SjP.. m•^^^^^^^^UrmUSSmlSmBm' SK^i ^i_____^mS&^^^v^^^m^^BBBS^^^U&eK^KSBErttf h&rL ^^^Bmi. Harmony , a son Nov . 20_ bourn. Floyd Carney, Rodney Preston to Christian and Marie P^3x ^ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bau- Morey and Harold Ziegenbein. Olstad. She was a lifetime resi- -*"er , a"T5on Nov. 19. dent of Fillmore County. She ^ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Utke, a was married March 17, 1909, to daughter Nov. 17. Weather Charles T. Anderson at Rush- Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Schroe- EXTENDED FORECAST ford. She was a graduate of Rushford High School and had ^____ SKI_> < ^^______K& MH—flfififlnctttv— £Ut_fi_S3_ $ '(r _^vln___ r ______> v * ° ^ > der , a son Nov. 16. MINNESOTA — Temperature i$ ' . ______:: ______S_&o_____i&$&_ »'^^__M__F ______&< taught school several years in ^H—H—w^W-'- ' RE!$^ > & . ... * ARCADIA, Wis. (Spectal) — through Wednesday averaging > is* . )______i ______H__a_L< _n______f_t__MlT____r , ______the Highland area. She was a *& ' ^_____wr 4^______Hf*~ ^______f______w^sss\WF __ \______\_____mS_W_mm*^ At St. Joseph's Hospital : 3 to 6 degrees below normal, < mgHf rt ' <%______§&, ^^______H_Hr ^^______i__-__P ' mT" *______H^ Mr. and Mrs. Aloizy Przybylla , with gradual cooling trend member of Rushford Lutheran Church and its Ladies Aid. ^» _e «R___i_4 yr ~' ^^^__H___ie. ^ll______HP^^ JB w^______H_i_!>>>< Independence, a son Nov. 28. through most of period. Normal ¦ "^' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Neitzel, hlghs 20-25 north, 25-30 south. Survivors arc: Two sons, Nor- • < -Mm.y '*!______-_&&& *W ^*w * _9______l Mm ______SH&>i^_. , Preston , and Ernest, Los ^ 1_____I_IH___II ______L_.. Alma , a daughter Nov. 27. Normal lows 2-8 north, 8-15 man ~lli_LIMHU ^______> Wmy' $» ' ' ^_^__i^______l__mM-___RImm ______^^^^^^^^^ ¦gragM^ HH Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Z astrow south. Precipitation averaging Angeles , Calif. ; three daugh- ' v ———?¦? T ______t\ _i______HH_____-l ______¦ Jr., Topek a, Kan., a daughter .10 to .30 inch, ( melted ), as rain ters , Mrs. Harvey ~ ' P¦ 3M||k___^>l!l-______-k ______m ' ' ______M at a Topeka hospital. Z astrow or snow probably tonight and colal , La Crosse; Mrs. Robert > _7$*a_B_^lli_«___>P ^5I__Hv______^______K^^______< __H______¦______¦ H ______¦______¦ Saturday and again in south ( Charlotte) McKay . Canton , and is the son oi Mr. and! Mrs. ( ) H__I 1______H ______-___-______. ¦ ______¦ Arthur Zastrow Sr. about Monday. Mrs. Leslie Helen Spear , Elk ^&' #> lm'£MEal_J ^___3____E ______: _____H______H______R____B ______KB WISCONSIN — Temperatures River; eight grandchildren ; s^_m4w___^___W______f l_\\f y______U ______¦______( *____B ______^__f SPRING GROVE , Minn. . (Spe- great-grandchildren ; tw o cial)—Mr. and Mrs. Lennis will average 3 to 5 degrees be- three low normal. Normal high 24 to brothers, Carl Olstad , James- ______£ ______¦ Langlie, Warner Robins , Ga., town , N. I) ., and Gynther Ol- H______K1 ______H__S__I a daughter Nov. 26. Langlie is 33. Normal low 8 to 19. Turning colder Sunday, remaining cold stad , Rushford, and two sisters , ______P______Hr ______Pv ^______¦ the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miss Andrine Olstad , Sarasota , ^^______B -______-H __G______[______P'ri Langlie. into the middle of the week. To- 1JR _\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\_M tal precipitation two to three Fla., nnd Miss Emma Jean Ol- _ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\_W______H : :: : tenths inch. Rain likely Satur- stad , Rushford. ^ HfL_a ____ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^1K-IKP^^& __R ' ' ______¦ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_H TODAY'S BIUTII1 )A"Y S day. Occasional snow or. snow Funeral services will be Mon- ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^|H^^^^K^r^^^^^^H|^^^^^M (lurries early next week . day at 2 p.m. at Rushford Lu- Scott Steven Fabian , Vinona , ' h^-^^^^ —* _ ¦ , theran Church the Rev. M. E . B 3J^^ ^^_ \\\\\\\\\\\\_^_ \\\\\\\\\\\\___ \ Rt. 3 3. OTHER TEMPERATURES officiating. Burial V ¦ •j, „^3*" """"" * ** — > ...... Jfp n______B fl^_^_^_^_^_B Shelly Renee Fabian , Foehrlnser 1 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ rzrzrrrii^rrri^rtirit^^ ^Vinona By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS church cemetery. ^^^^^^^^^^ H \y~~. ______¦ Rt. 3, 1. will be in the i__^_^H 51 1 Wall High Low Pr Friends may call at Jensen ^^^^^^^^^ Brian Lee Budnick , St., 2. Albany, snow 32 19 - Funera l Home Sunday from 7 Lori Ann Bradley, Lan esboro , Albuquerque , clear 49 2'.\ to 9 p.m. and at the church Minn.. 4 . Atlanta , clear 4fi 25 Mondiiy aflcr noon . Bismarck , clear .... 4ll 15 Boise, rain 33 29 1 ______Ht IMPOUNDED DOUS ______KU_L IBISIII H lIifliiilnlHIIIlM K BBBBBBWM BM MBKBW^S^B . -- Boston , cloudy 39 30 -______-_[! __[ ___¦__[ « _I-_- __ __ -_ -K__ _-»»______i ______[ , part Labra- , ... 36 28 --E--M * ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ No. 1968—Female Chicago, cloudy Divorce Case ______§_¦ BIIIfl _¦ R__ll_[fl__lHlll__ !-K__l_l__m__l_illllln_iH_l_l_lll * ______¦ dor pup, (irst day. Cincinnati , clear ... 33 26 No. 1967—Male , brown and Cleveland, cloudy ... 31 25 ______tti IH 1 J81iilllltlil _ll-llllilii___r _1i_W______i ______¦ wliite pointer , no license, second Denver , clear 63 25 ______-l _BH_illl__-il_i_llll_wUll_ _V_ _4l ______4J?**-* m\m*mmmtmimmmsm * day. Des Moines, clear . 40 28 Evidence Heard l HI I llll • -""'' Detroit, cloudy 35 29 . Available for good homet: Judge Leo F. Murphy took m Six , large and small , male Helena, rain 49 28 T II IN ,„4 default divorce action under ad- \ _ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \M\\\W__ m _fM _\MW nnd female. Honolulu , cloudy .80 72 Indianapolis , clear . 36 23 visement in District Court to- , cloudy 67 34 day after hearing testimony by yM,)m^______Jacksonville , her son and daugh- Kansas City, clear . 5fl 40 the plaintiff ter-in-law. Los Angeles, cloudy 76 54 Louisville, clear .... 37 24 Mrs, Collcttc ' Sobeck , 4fi , 212 Memphis, clear ... 58 38 E. King St., was suing Heron Miami , cloudy 71 54 Sobeck , 55 , Wcsl End Hotel , for cloudy . 33 28 the divorce. 9l______p V Milwaukee, -_«-___H Mpls.-St. P., clear . 37 25 .. The son , Richard Sobeck , and Now Orleans, cloudy 62 36 the dauRhl er-in-liiw , Mrs. Roger new York , cloudy ,. 43 39 Sobeck, also live nt. 212 E. King . ___Wyy ______Okla. City, cloudy . 67 42 ' ^'''N .¦___¦______St., which is an apartment +. Omaha, clear .. . . 56 30 house, , clear . 40 31 ^* — *f ______i Philadelphia Mrs, Sohcck claimed cruel ^ *^_ ^Vil__i Phoenix , clear 75 44 s another case where a penny buys a lot more than it used to, elec- cloudy . 32 17 and inhuman treatment ns Here' Ptlnd, Me., grounds for the divorce. The 8HIAT ficr «jm'llfjjl Ptlnd, Ore., cloudy . 41 37 .87 trically. And if your total electric bill is higher today, it's because, in the IDEA » | m | ^ B couple was married here Feb. Rapid City, cloudy . 64 27 . home , electricity is doing 5 to 6 times as much as It did a gener- YOUR HOMI wnTr_iX___l 16, 1835. nnd has two children. average ¦¦ St. Louis, clear .... 48 31 ation ago. But during this same time, with other costs rising, average home iijm^B Salt Lk, City, cloudy 27 21 . S. A. Sawyer , representing San Fran., cloudy . 48 43 Mrs. Sohcck , and P. S. Johnson , electric rates have dropped 50%. It's your biggest household bargain. VWinono Seattle, rain 47 38 1.07 attorney for the defendant , PENNY-CHEAP FROM NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY Plumbing Co. Washington , clear . 42 29 reached it stipulation prior to , ELECTRICITY'S NSP 1124 E. Broadway Tel- 2035 Winnipeg, cloudy ... 37 21 .. action in tho court. Johnson and T-Tracc. Sobeck did not appear. Duane Carter Talks About Racing, Return Trip to Indy in '64 driving May 1. " By GARY EVANS The Winona visit marked "My best finish was third in horses and qualified for the "Mickey Thompson is build- "1 11 say I have," he smiled. is the 500. I drove at the Min- wheel Daily News Sports Editor Carter, a veteran of 31 one of 24 throughout Minne- 1953. competition at 148 plus miles ing another rear engine car. I "Twice I've lost wheels dur- nesota State Fair track from , years in automobile racing, A sun-bronzed 13-year vet- sota by Carter who states that "This year, I qualified with " don't know what type of pow- ing the race. In 1948, I was 1950-55 when the American per hour. who has driven on every maj- eran of life upon the wicked he is amazed by the ideal the 15th fastest time and was er plant it will have. He's talk- running fifth at the halfway Automobile Association was Carter went on to state that track in the country, re- Indianapolis Speedway asphalt weather and road conditions running seventh at the half- ing about building his own mark and I lost a wheel. In sponsoring the races. Not or the car had been run between active competition made an appearance in Wi- for this time of the year. way mark. Then the engine engine." the 1961 race, I lost a wheel driving all year hurts a little. tired from 250 and 260 miles per hour to become director of nona Thursday to speak on the Carter, a member of the went out." How much pressure does the during qualifying runs and I have to be on the track for in 1956 at Bonneville, but that the for the United importance of highway safety. Champion 100-m i 1 e-an-hour race exert upon a driver? the car was so badly dam- four or five days until I can competition Carter drofe a radically de- limit at Indianapolis America's Sponsored nationally by Club reserved for those driv- was be- aged that we couldn't even get up to the same speed the States Auto Club, signed rear engine auto in tween 175 and Champion Spark Plug Com- ers who complete the 500 182 miles per "An enormous amount." get in the race. Statisticians other drivers do and still largest race sanctioning or- the '63 classic. hour on the two long pany and locally by Loucks miles at Indianapolis without straight- was the answer. "For three tell me that they can remem- achieve the same measure of ganization. He resigned from aways. to race Auto Supply. Duane Carter , relief at an average speed of "It was built by Mickey and a half hours, you're run- ber only two wheels being safety." that position in 19£9 Indianapolis. who has driven in 13 Indiana- more than 100 miles per hour , Thompson and sponsored by "They had the car back on ning on the ragged edge of lost at, Indianapolis and I've What does he do to stay again at the track safety. The He is one of eight Indiana- polis 500-mile Memorial Day took time out from his busy Harvey Aluminum," explained last Tuesday and tension mounts up. had both of them." in shape for the annual gruel- drivers touring the coun- Classics, lectured at Winona schedule to chat about rac- Carter. "It had a V-8 Chev- Wednesday for some tire test- This is what tires a driver — Does/ Carter make the rac- ling test? polis ion to speak to Senior High School in the ing- . rolet engine in the rear with ing," said Carter. the constant tension." ing circuit? "I do some calesthenics try for Champ Has he teenagers on the importance morning and spoke to Kiwa- "I've driven in 13 500s and 255 cubic inch displacement — Will Carter be at Indiana- had some close "I /used to." he said, "but every morning," he said. "And calls'' of highway safety. nians at their weekly meet- finished in the top 10 on five the maximum amount for In- polis for the 1964 race? how/ the only race I run in then we start behind-the- ing- occasions," recalled Carter. dianapolis. It developed 350 "I'll be there." he said. Cotter Whips Lourdes 62-49 Starzecki, WOLMAN PAYS $5,505,500 Schultz in NFL Eagles Sold Key Roles To Contractor (AP)-Boy- Minnesota as teams owned by ROCHESTER , Minn. - Cred- PHILADELPHIA ish - looking, 36-year-old Jerry large groups of stockholders, it. Gene Schultz and Rick Star- Wolman has bought the Phila- "Ever since I was a kid and ' zeck i, a pair of senior guards, COLOR IT FAST . . . Duane Carter. 1.1-year Indianapolis 1963 Memorial Day Classic. The car is powered by a Chevro- delphia Eagles for $5,505,500, hitchhiked from Shenandoah, with major roles in Cotter's 62- 5O0 racing veteran, sits in the Mickey Thompson-built Harvey let engine in the rear, and is capable of hitting 250 m.p.h. on furthering the trend of young Pa., (his native town), to Phila- 49 victory oyer Rochester Aluminum special which he qualified at 148 m.p.h. for the millionaires taking control of delphia to see the Eagles play, a long straight stretch. Lourdes ih a wild contest at the National Football League I wanted to own this team ," Mayo Civic Auditorium here teams. Wolman said. Thursday night. He reportedly is worth more Schultz was the Ramblers' Subject to approval of the than $30 million made by build- big man in the scoring depart- NFL, Wolman, a Washington ing apartments and office build- ment, hitting six field goals and contractor, will join such young ings. He owns the National , owners as Art Modell of Cleve- Winhawks 13 free throws to finish with 25 . Warriors Home Tonighi Theater building in Washington points, high in the game. GENE SCHULTZ land, Dan Reeves of Los An- and the Raleigh Hotel . He said Clint Murchison of Dallas Starzecki meanwhile was Scores 25 Points geles. , he expects to move to Philadel- the Bidwill brothers throwing a perfect screen of St. Louis phia once the purchase is ap- Redmen Open around Lourdes* high scoring and Clay Ford of Detroit. proved. guard, Jim Galuska, to pace the Another trend fs toward single In line with an unwritten NFL ¦ ¦ Cotter defensive machine. ! ¦ ¦:¦Wmona ' ¦ ' \ . ownership.c The sale of the . Ea- rule. Wolman has promised he ALTHOUGH Galuska finished Daily gles Thursday by 65 stockhold- will control 51 per cent of the 3-Game Trip with 17 points to take scoring \ers leaves only Green Bay and stock. honors for the Eagles, he got 14 All Wmona cage teams will of those when Starzecki was News be busy this weekend except forced to the bench with a turn- , Cotter which won over Roches- ed ankle in the third period. He ter Lourdes 62-49 Thursday returned to action later in the night to conclude its schedule game, however. ¦ ¦ for the week . i Sports SAVE MONEY "He just turned over the an- Wmona High gets -what is kle he hurt in football," said cracked up to be its first major Coach John Nett. "I don't Page 12 test of the Big Nine Campaign think it is very serious." Friday, December 6, 1963 when Rochester invades the Cotter had little trouble in the High School -Auditorium for an first half as a flurry of sharp 8 p.m. clash with John Ken- passes on the fast break and ney's Winhawks. rugged rebounding by Bob Durand Wins Winona State jumps from the Judge, who wound up with 11 frying pan to the fire as it points, Mike Jeresek, who hit GARY PETERSON swings open the Memorial Hall 10, and John Nett Jr. paced the GENERAL To Start Tonight doors to admit State College of Ramblers to a 15-7 first-quar- 2nd Mat Meet Iowa, which has registered a ter lead and a 31-18 halftime DURAND. Wis. - Durand victory over highly-touted Iowa margin. High School won its second State University. Game time is The passing became erratic straight wrestling match, defeat- NYLON Ives Hits 14 8 p.m. in the third period, however, ing Independence 30-23 Thurs- and Lourdes started to close the day night. ST. MARY'S takes to the road gap after Starzecki limped from for what is hoped to The Panthers go for their third be the the floor. MUD & jg$m Redmen's first real tests of straight against Chippewa Falls As Blues Win . the For the game, the Ramblers year. St. Mary's tonight will be Tuesday. committed 32 mechanical er- in Lisle, Dl., for a contest with 95 lbs. - Paul Simpson (Dl rors. pinned Olson (II , T — :36 ; 103- St. Procopius before moving on THREE OF FIVE . .. These are three of the five State SNOW to Lockport , 111., Saturday to Baskin (D) and Helgerson (I) LIGHTWEIGHT College of Iowa cagers who will start the game for the THE SCORE stood at 46-25 meet Lewis College. drew. 6-fi ; 112-Charlie Simpson JM9 ' _ midway in the third quarter ' w wi Panthers in tonight's game against Winona State at Mem- Central Soldi I o Central Blue o l Winona State goes at it also when the Lourdes rally began. (D) D. J. Halarna (I) , 12-5 ; 120- jeHerion I O Washlngton-K 0 1 orial Hall. They are (left to right): Ron Jessen, Duane Jo- Phelps Saturday, hosting Platteville Jim Marshall hit two free Gasatis (I) d. Smith (Di , 1 2-6 ; . 0 O sephson, and Pete S (Daily Photo) State in an 8 p.m. contest. poden. News Sports throws and Tom Krebsbach one 127-Waniorek (I) pinned Kees Jefferson opened its Junior (D) , (I) Both college cage teams have to make it 46-27. Galuska then T - 5:58 ; 133-Severson high basketball season in t h e (D) activity scheduled : for Monday. sandwiched a pair of jumpers d. Mike Simpson , 7-2: 138- lightweight division on a suc- 1 MOORE DOUBTFULL STARTER (I) The Warriors make their first around driving shots by Mar- Roskos pinned Anderson cessful note Thursday, ni : pping (ri , shall and Bob Curry to run it (D) , T — 2:31 ; 145-McMahon Central Blues 21-19. p of the year traveling to River Falls and St. Mary's con- to 46-35 at the quarter. (D) won by forfeit; 154 Lyga .left Percy tallied nine points ', cludes the three-game road trip Judge hit a layup to give (I) pinned Mierxner (D) , T — for Jeff, while Jeff Olson hit six Cotter a 13-point margin at the 1:13; 165-Weber (D) pinned B. for Central Blues. by moving into De Pere , Wis., Injuries Still | start of the fourth quarter, but Halama (I) , T — 3:20 ; 180-En- for a meeting with St. Nor- 'HEAVYWEIGHT bert's. Schultz, a demon in the scoring erson (D) pinned Sokolosky (I) , W L W L department all night, rammed IT — 2:57; Hwt.-Harschlip (D) C»ntr*| Coldi 1 O Jefferson / 0 I Winona State home a long jumper and then ^ j won by forfeit . Central Blues l o WMhlfpMlT'R. 0 1 "They 're just as big on the duplicated the feat after Galus- phelp>» 0 O y*^ Plague Packers __m m * **. I ._ ¦ _¦¦_ __ Corvair court as they are on paper. " ka had hit on a driving shot. ¦ ¦ ¦ r85 Central Blue/ turned the. ta- That is how Winona State GREEN BAY iff - Injuries er have the kind That made it 52-39 with 5:26 MEET f¦ #4M| IU 11I WPin IU Valiant of pressure SCI MAT fjrtew MM ¦ ¦ ^» Comet Wafton bles in the h/ivyweight class, Coach Bob Campbell sized up and time have joined the Na- you get when you ' left. re a half Comet BTT 6 00x13 I | 6 50x13 Buick Soecial crushing Jefferson 5B-20. Ihe State College of Iowa team tional Football League in an at- game ahead instead of a half The remainder of the period POSTPONED $0 Joe Ives/hit 14 for the win- which will be the opponents for tempt to frustrate the Green was a wild struggle for control game behind . . . especially Bob Gunner, Winona State ners , and Paul Fay added nine. the Warriors tonight in an 8 Bay Packers as they seek a this late in " of the ball. the season. College wrestling roach, was George Hubbard stood out un- p.m. game at Memorial Hall. third straight championship. Schultz hit four straight char- der the hcianis. Steve Ortman all set to take his team to the The Panthers worked out in As the Packers packed up ity tosses in the period to keep Chevrolet ¦ r> r Chev WjEon hit six for Ijcff. BUB'S CLASSIC State College of Iowa Wres- ¦ mm* -mmm Ford the Winona State the Ramblers out of reach. Cot- r.rd 4 Aff ^^ SUKS Wagon Gymnasium Thursday and headed west for tling Tournament this week- — — _.--.. D 1D/_ I _f flJJ 'Plym. Wagon Thursday, giving everyone a i SET FOR START ter now stands 2-1 on the sea- ? ... OLYMWT TEAM WINS | their Saturday date with the Los end. However, a switch ln sig- Plymouth I JT ' ^ Chry. Newport sneak preview The Bub's Bowling Classic son. I # I I HOKGHTON , Mich. I AP) — of what i.s in Angeles Rams, Coach Vince nals has pushed the tourna- Mercury 7 50x14 4__i %_W « OOxMOodje V . ' store for the gets under way Saturday with The Rambers face five days | Q 1 Th-r U.S. Olymp ic hockey team Warriors. Lombard! said halfback Tom ment a week into the future '"They move real well Winona Athletic Cluo Mana- of game inactivity, not meeting defeated Michigan Tech ,'t-l for Moore was a doubtful starter. (Dec. 14) and now the War- , their size, " commented Dr, ger Bill Bell still looking for Prairie du Chien Campion until Thursday night as it fired 2,'l Wednesday in Cotter 's home riors face a work of inacti- shots on goal in ; Campbell. "They 'll run when Moore has been out of action more entries. the final 20 min- opener. vity. utes, Ihc-y uot the chance. " since he was poked in the eye The tourney will be bowled PLUS TAX after two scoreless pe- "Wc will he starting onr riods. The five players to take the iii the Packers' 111-' victory over this weekend and next, with Cotler (M) Lourd«« (4») 18 If pf Ip 14 II pl IP challenge matches this week- floor for Winona State at the the San Francisco 49ers in each entrant firing four 6 1 i rAsnhsU lilt M0 TRADE-IN REQUIRED Nell 1 end, " said Gunner. "We will : ' start of the game has undor- Milwaukee Nov . 24. games across four lanes. Dick Judgi J J 1 II Rleich 3 J 1 11 rT~^''' ' - ~ 'i Werlein of Eau Claire Jtreirk 4 J 3 10 A1»Jon 1 0 5 3 decide who goes to (he tourna- j F :" ' gone a facelifting since the open- It had been reported thnt was Schulti i 13 3 35 Oalulkl I 3 I 17 ' ¦Curry ment on (lie basis of the l ing game of the season Monday Moore would he b;u*k in the la.st year s champion with fi:i9, SliriKkl 3 4 3 1 3 3 4 1 DOUBLE WARRANTY- Time but he has failed to enter this Fl»k 1 0 1 1 Chrutson 0 13 1 matches." : night . At center will lie li-fi , 220- lineup, but Lombard! said , "He's Browni 0 0 0 0 ttrebtbch 0 111 pound Roper Kjome , who be- got other things wrong with him year's tourney , leaving the Knopick o 0 1 0 VnriCuyk 0 « 1 0 In addition to the tournn- GENERAL TIRE NATION-WIDE I to refill competit ion wide open , Pelowskl OHIO (.Indbcm 0 o 1 0 nient switch, (lie Warriors r ... i. | rame eligible at the start of ix'.sides Ihe eye. " The conch Allalra 0 0 1 0 winter quarter Wednesday. Also wouldn 't say any more , except Only 124 entrants have sign- Toult 17 IJ 33 » will meet State College ol "NO LIMIT" GUARANTEE j ed so far , 45 less than a yenr Toluli if 34 17 11 Iowa in a dual meet at Cedar just gaining eligibility is high- that Moore "i.s not . well. " COTTER lj U 11 H-4J ago Falls I'cb. 15. Nn limit nn mohths - No limit on niilr .s ... No limit as lo i scoring Gaty Peterson . I'ctor- Earlier in the week tlie Pack- . LOUR OES 7 II 17 «4—4» 1 roads — No limit BS to sporri - fnr llio entire lifo of the son will repWu-e .lack Kelly in ers announced lhat middle linc- tronrl design. Ihe starting lineup, and team : hacker Hay Nilschke had been i^^ HP wit h Captain Lyle Papenfuss at placed on the injured reserve All NKW GKNKRA I, ACTO TICKS A IiM fll AIIAN TKKD forwards , The same pair will list because of a broken arm Against defects in workmanshi p nncl materials mv\ normal road CALL GLENN SH0LES he at guards , received ' in the Thanksgiving Army Grim, Determined Dave Mei.sner and hazards , except repairable punctures Dnve Goode. : Day game with the Lions in De- IF A ("ENKKA I J FOR FUEL OIL! SCI will have Craig Kncppc , | troit . That means Nitsehkc is THIE FAILS UNDKR THIS U'AHANTKE Fill up .vour (ui'l oil lank now fi- .. , nt center , with Pete Spod- out for Saturday 's game with any GENERAL TIRE denier in Ihe United Slates nnd Canada Air<) ' (nl j with I- I \P I . . . (he en , fi-fi . nnd Ron .lessen, 6-2 , at the Rams , the regular season will mnke allowance on a new tire hn>.ed on orifj innl tread cleanest burning, most econ- As Tilt With Navy Nears forwards. Duane Jo'scphson , (i-fl , finale in San Francisco a week depth romninine, and current "General Tire Fi ice. " omical fuel oil yon can use. hence and any post-season ac- , Call today for* last , metered and .Jerry McGolley , 5-10. PHILADELPHIA I API-There Cotlon Bowl in Dallas If they others from TV screens and tion the Packers may get into. delivery . , . Glenn will he "Our big challenge will come was a grim "We will win " de- can pull off their ninth victory ' Cotton Bowl representatives hap py to serve yon. on the board s," stated Camp- The Packers, wit h a 9-2-1 rec- termination about the Army in IO games this year. looking on from the wings. RE* WHEELS for SR0W TIRES hell. "If we c*in rise to the ord , are .second in the Western football team lhat moved into "I never went into a game I The game will be nation ally //7^% occasion , I think we can stay Division , behind the ChicaRo this City of lirotherly l.ove to- expected to lose, " Dietzel said ,j televised by GILS, starting at Mil) CAO OFF ) with them. " Hears, who have a 9-1-2 slate. day for its game with throwing down the gauntlet to 1:15 p.m. _|l I l/_ f t W*1 '*1 V0« Huy «ny New IV.nilo , 1 jf . 7 Mil] l The Packers masl win (heir re- heavily-favored Navy. Navy's Coach Wayne Hardin, i mmW \0 I If 0"» r»> rirs or Kr.fl _ l _J_j| __7 MV/ A Nnvy triumph Is certain lo i Tr»Jid Snow Tin . UBUfctiiT Wll Winona High maining games nnd the Bears "Wc nre fighting for our Hardin didn 't flinch. St ill searching for the ri bring a bid—and prompt ac- ght must lose at least one of their lives, " said tight-lipped Paul "Wc havo a lot of respect for combination. .J ohn Kenney .sends ceptance- for Ihe second-run ked heating last two stiirlx before G reen Hay Diet/el . coach of the West oinl- Army -it is a fine defensive I ******* his learn against its J' m ost for- can get back inlo first place. ers. "1 have never seen w hunch team ," he said. "Hut we think | Middies to play No. 1 and un- Open 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. - Saturday* 'til 5:00 p.m. mid able foe of the new season, beaten Texas at Dallas on New oils of boys so e;iger and so intent we are the No. I team in the j Rochester brings ils Rocket Puckers tlefensivr hack llrrb ' before n big game. They are count ry. We wan< to prove (t. " j Year s Day. varsity and "H" Aclderley said Thursday the ' teams here for reall y high. " The Midshi pmen may get Few games between Ihe two f iunksA. cont ests wiih the Winona High pressure is still on Green Hay, their chance Saturday. service academics have created a_l si'ii'id.s "but it' s a different kind tha n KALMES The young Army ciincli Army and Navy clash at l:3(L the tensions surrounding this f we ' ve known Ihe hist coup le of V____7 TIRE shrugged off the 11-poin t odds, p.m. EST in the vast Municipal I one , which will be staged in a SERVICE APCO Stations KICJtWI N I Jigclharl' s Irani " Winona * . Lar .,t A Fineil > ears. favoring the sensational Hogor Stadium , scene of many an ex- , somber atmosphere out of de- 8 Drive-ln Tin Servlc. 61 And Orrin — Phon« 9421 boasts the same st arling five WMH W, Ind St. Hut different didn 't make il Stauluu h und bis Annapolis co- "Sine. 1917" Phon, ,847 700 Emt Sflmia — Phone 985V citing and star-spangled thriller ] ference to the Into commander- <( onliniicil on Pane I.i ) better , acconling to Addeiiey, horts , No . *> ranked nationally in the past , with IIMUMHJ watch- i in-chief , President John F, Ken- WINHAWKS who explained , "I'd much ratti- and probably headed for the ing from the .stands, millions of] nedy. -—-—-—-_-______. I ELLER WINS TACKLE BERTH hind the Winona squad in the Celtics Tumble invitational meet at Rochester Basketball two weeks ago. Wrestling for Hawk Swim, Winona will be: 103 — Jim Oev- 3 Quarterbacks Named To Cincinnati, ering, 112 — Steve Miller, 120 Scores — Lenny Dienger , 127 '— Gary LOCAL Schoening, 133 Larry Pom- Big Cottir il, Rochester Lourdu It Mat Teams eroy, 138 — Cliff Views, 145 0 Hits 48 CoHar "B" JJ, Lcurdei "B" it (OT). By THE EAST — Roth , 154 — Barry Arenz, To ASSOCIATED PRESS Juniata 11, Lock. Havan 40. AP All-American 165 - Pete Woodworth, 175 NEW YORK (AP) MIT tt. Trinity (Conn.) II, — - Three it Yourself" exponent, were the Michigan State Springer, com- The Boston Celtics of the Na- Ithaca 74, St. Lawranca H. Byron Bohnen , and heavyweight quarterbacks including miracu- other field generals picked on pletes the backfield. tional Basketball Association pattarion Half 71, Shelton 60. In Action — Bob Haeussinger. lous Midshipman Roger Stau- the SOUTH recommendations of eight A line averaging 225 pounds dropped their second ball game Georgia 17, Clttnion Bi. Both Winona High's swim- bach , a gritty little man, and a regional boards. The sports- features Dame, rated a better Ctntinary 77, Texas Christian 73. ming and wrestling squads will part-time teacher join returnee of the season Thursday, bowing La. State it, So, Methodist tl. writers and broadcasters took guard than a year ago when he Loyola (New Orleans) Tl, So. Miss. 41 be in action this weekend , and Crusher Fails Damon Bame on the 1963 Asso- into account all games through spurred Southern California 's 118-108 to the Cincinnati Royals. Catholic 4*. Baltimore U. St. both will be looking (or their ciated Press All-America foot- Nov. 30. And ail Cincinnati needed to Randolph (Macon) fl, Richmond Pro. national champions. 43. initial dual-meet wins. To Show, Goulet ball team. Sherman Lewis, a 154 - pound End Dave Parks of Texas beat Boston for the second time American 5!, Mt. SI Maryas St. The Winhawk tankers chal- Staubach won the Heisman MIDWEST Tech , first man picked in the was 48 points from Oscar Rob- (7. lenge Robbinsdale at the Rob- Whips mis Trophy as the College Player of ertson and 21 from Jerry Lucas OePaul 7t, Idaho State ' National Football League draft, . St. Thomas il, Loras 55. ins pool Saturday at 2 p.m. The Crusher-Rene' Goulet pro the Year. With Saturday's game is paired with Bob Lacey of Nothing to it. Aussburg 17. St. Olaf 60 Robbinsdale finished fourth in against Army remaining, he has Minn. Morris M, Northwestern (Iowa ) , wrestling bout failed to come North Carolina. The defeat trimmed Boston 's 77. the state last year and as if off Thursday night at the Wi- accounted for 1,738 yards pass- Cotter 'B' Southern So. Dakota tl, Sioux Falls the project of defeating the Scott Applcton. a 235-poundcr Eastern Division lead over the 74. nona Armory, so a slim crowd ing and running. _ Quincy 11. highly regarded Twin Cities who has been practicing teach- Royals to i} games and if only Kirksville 73, of 200 watched Goulet defeat This was the year of the quar- Cincinnati could find another SOUTHWEST team wasn 't enough, Coach terback. ing at an Austin elementary Texas A&M 41, Houston 51 Tiny Mills (The Crusher 's sub- school, blocked and tackled Tex- NBA team that knew how to Texas A&l 70, Corpus Christ! 40. Lloyd Luke has lost all but one stitute ) by taking two of three Team Wins beat the Celtics they really St. Mary 's (Tex.) 40, Southwest Texas of his seniors for the meet. Jimmy Sidle, who guided as to its first perfect season in St. falls in the main event. once-beaten Auburn to an ROCHESTER, Minn. — Cot- 25 years. At the other tackle is might threaten the lead. PAP WEST The lone senior to make the In the special midget match, ter High's "B" squad basket- Minnesota's Carl Eller , who Elsewhere in the NBA the Cal. Poly (Pomona) 93, Occidental 40. trip is Tom Stover , a diver. JERRY DURESKE Orange Bowl trip, and Billy U . Cal. (Santa Barbara) 41, Long Pee Wee Loprez took tvo of Lothridge, Georgia Tech's "Do ball team defeated Rochester stood out tor an unspectacular mere mortals who perform for Beach 44. Greg Gerlach will miss the three from Frenchy Semard, Eyei Tournej* Triumph Lourdes College of Idahc 60, Northwest Us- , "B" team and Mike team. St. Louis and Philadelphia also rarane 57. meet because of illness and the and Marquis De Pare pinned McNeil 53-48 ih an overtime Guard Bob Brown , "the Big played. St. Louis came out on rest of the Winhawk upperelass- Lee Mattson in a one-fall match. AT LA CROSSE session at the Mayo Auditorium Daddy" of Nebraska 's first con- top, 106-103, as John Barnhill men will be in La Crosse for here Thursday. ference champions in 23 years, made a key interception and 2 Winonans Win a college entrance examination. McNeil ' nearly wrecked Cot- and fiery center - linebacker then tossed in the winning bas- John Sanders and Brent Ros- Our Stock «f ter hopes for victory, hitting Dick Butkus of Rose Bowl-bound ket in the final 34 seconds of Glove Bouts si, "Winona 's top two backstrok- SKATES 40 of Lourdes 48 points. Illinois complete the squad. play- Two Winon a Golden Glovers ers will be absent , as will No. Cotter led 20-16 at the end of Staubach, Sidle and Butkus 1 sprinter Gary Grabow It Now Complete I Dureske won fights at Albert Lea Thurs- and . See Them! Ready the first period and 30-27 at half- are juniors, the rest seniors. i day night in a card made up top diver John Edstrom. ' time. It was 36-35 in Lourdes' Marchlewski Makes Coach Gene Nardini' Boys ' and Girls Figure Staubach is just plain hard to I primarily of Twin Cities fight- s grap- Skates, sizes 13 to 3. Boys' favor heading into the final believe, Against Michigan , for plitig crew travels to Roches- ' AP Honorable Mention ers . ¦black , girls ff|_ AC margin and tied at 45-45 at the example, he completed 14 of 16! Duane Speed gained a unan- ter tonight in what Nardini says white. yDuJj- '; end of the game. passes for 237 yards and two j NEW YORK (AP) - Minne- ; imous decision over Joe Sum- will be , "a close match." Men 's Hard Toe Hockeys For Pin Finals Dave Pellowski hit 15 points 1 sota center Frank Marchlewski touchdowns, then ran 7Q more. j Jerry Dureske, along with 11 is rated one of the Badger buddy of Albert Lea after scor- The Winhawks will have to for Cotter and Tom Leaf 10. He accounted for 235 yards in was given honorable mention i ing a pair of knockdowns in start the match at a deficit , other Winona bowlers, made state's best bowlers. The other Cotter "B" (JJ) Lourdti "B" (41) \ $9.95-$11.95 ft pf tp Navy's only loss, the wild 32-28 i Thursday on the Associated the first round in a novice light- forfeiting the 95-pound match Men 's and Women 's Figures keglers in the finals are Dick fg ft pf tp M I! the short trip down river last Klllts 111* McNtll 17 « J 40 setback to Southern Methodist,! Press All - America football weight bout. because of weight problems. Ghelfi of La Crosse, Vern Seitz 0 weekend for the Tri-State Match Mtler 1 4 0 « Brown • • » and on the final play was pass- squad. ' Other than . , of Cashton, and John Tingvold Pellowikl 7 7 Ul Setimidt • l » l Tom Van Hoof won a TKO that the Winona S9.95-S10.95 Game Bowling Championships of Eau Claire. Gabryrt 1(11 Falrchlld • • 0 » ing for an apparent winning Dennis Claridge, Nebraska over Jack Hansen of Austin in team is healthy, including Bill Jtoffel » o I* Tlernty « o » a score when a defender batted quarterback from Robbinsdale, j a middleweight clash. Both. 145-pound f ront-]' ner, who at Holiday Lanes in La Crosse. The totals to gain the finals Brom 3 0 4* Surlily 1 • 4 J 0UT-DOR STO Holmay 16 14 Osborn 1115 the ball away from the receiver Minn., also was accorded honor- : The first Winona match will was out with an ear infection. RE This weekend, Dureske will go by the boards as each kegler 0 0 Ilmboro « » 1 0 163 East Third St. Bambnek 0 0 ¦ in the end zone. able mention. ! be held Dec. 14. Rochester finished right be- make the trip alone, at least as starts with a clean slate Satur- Holly 110 1 O'rlara * i 1 I day night. Each of the eight L«af 1 J 1 IJ a competitor, as he finds TOtlll 11 1ft l« 41 him- Totali Jl 11 IJ SJ- will roll 24 games in the finals, ¦ self in the running for the title. each COTTER "B" 1» i» H) J •—53 a three-game series with LOURDBS "B" ... 1* 11 »' » 1—4« From a list of 108 entrants, the opponent, and then the final three according to the stand- field has been chopped to eight Eagles Push Lead for the finals which will begin ings up to that point. Dureske is well known to lo- Saturday night, and continue To Three Games cal fans. He rolls in both the YMCA VOLLEYBALL through Sunday. Westgate and Winona Athletic W L W L Dureske's total of 2,591 placed Club Classic Leagues, holding Eaglet 7 0 Bean 5 5 him sixth in the group, Jerry down a 191 average. He has Cowboys 4 J Giants 14 had to come from behind to participated in many tourna- The Eagles pushed their lead gain the berth. "I went into ments, but has never won one. to a full three games in the fiie last game in IOth place, with "That's the least of my wor- YMCA Men's Volleyball League two guys tied for eighth. They ries right now," commented Thursday night by winning a just started falling right," said Jerry with a chuckle. "I think three-game set from the Cow- Dureske. They fell to the tune I have finished second or third boys. After dropping the first of 242, boosting him into the in a couple of tournaments, game 15-7, the Eagles came playoffs. though," he added . back to win 15-13 and 15-6. Bears turned the trick in a Jerry finds himself with some "I like the lanes real well," he said. "They're something similar way, dropping a 15-12 well known area bowlers. Lead- in the first ing the way for the like those at Westgate. I'll go decision to Giants first 13 and then taking the last games is Jim Wais, a La Crosse down there and just hope they tilt, kegler who is the defending fall over." two 15-8 and 15-10. champion in the tourney. Wais splattered 2,685 for the top spot. In eighth place is Bill MARGE MORAVEC TAGS 239-596 Zierke of Onalaska. Zierke was in the finals last year, before being defeated by Wais. No. 2 on the list is Howie Steinhoft Hits Zunker. another La Crosse na- tive, who tagged 2,669. Zunker finished second in the ABC sin- gles tournament in Toledo , Top IO Scores Ohio, in 1960. In third position is Dick Ritger of Hartford , Winona keglers enjoyed their Big Yields totaled 962. Wis. Ritger one held the La best night in a long time Miss Moravee slammed 239- Crosse South Lanes record , and Thursday night. 596 to spark Winona Insurance Five 600s were collected and to 907-2,591 in the Powder Puff Marge Moravee got into the act League at Hal-Rod. The single WI NHAWKS game gives her fourth place for 12) for Uie women. (Continued From Page The top men's honor count the year, and the series just that turned in a 14-4 1962-63 came in the made the top 10 in 10th position. record and is picked as one of Classic circuit Other 500 bowlers were: Helen the teams to beat in the Big at W e s t g a t e Nelson 577, lrlene Trimmer 540, Nine. Bowl. Bud Stein- and Esther Pozanc 531. hoff , who holds WINONA AC: K. of C. — Bill A year ago, the Rockets cap- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H^^HPi^^^H— jf(& ^ _\______\ tured three victories over the the only 700 in Burmeister socked 540, and Bob M______r * *^ I H9fe^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^HB ^ _____W jk______\ Winhawks by scores of 51-41 town this bowl- Swinson hit 198 as the pair led ______H^ - ^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Weaver & Sons to 952. Brigg's t/y iMS^^^^^^^^^^^^K ^^-JXmJ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ and 56-50 and 63-57 in the Dis- ing season, was l _BsK______r9-______r >K_ >* <_f<& -S____l_g__li______ro_^*_»______r1______*_____K______r"V^______i clicked for 2,729. __-_f______H__-__B______PV__i_L>-______-______l trict Three Tournament. on target again WM ______f ^V '{~l_';i______Ladies — Edith Gautsch slam- ______&*<______-i^______r i 1__ ... \ ___B^______9K-______^______HiHI______X'>__iK ^HJ^_____^ This year the Winhawks will as he tagged *t '' .- ^$' 1_ I^ \______E______W Ms z ^<>h '¦'^^K^KKBH ^msmmmmmmmmmmmwmWss^^lmmmmmmmmm____ mmmwmmmmmmmmmmmm be out to avenge the three de- 266-658 to spark med 523, and Ruth Lilla spilled 231-502 to lead Winona Knitters feats. Starting tonight for Wi- Ruth's Restau- ¦__£MH___S______H______I______WI______I (> •'¦ to 944-2,545. ______KV______H_DHM_BMHHPIWOTVM- ?V' $ t^y____^^B^M^____mt^^^^^^^^^^Ki^K^______%^J«^__'BLyW?fmi£______^^^^^ ^^w^B ^^^^^yix Ke m^^^^^^^^^^^^______nona will be Bill Squires and rant to 1,019- M "< ~H s_ IK M BIK Denny Duran at forwards , John 2,948. The single Steinhoff WESTGATE: Keglerette - ______f_*^^ ^ r! ri I._-,IT-*I_, irii i - iITr ¦*" ' "-¥ « ______^fM4__l#^______ll~ ______Hardt's Music toppled. 899-2 Brandt at center and Pat Bo- game gave Bud eighth place and ,509 B B B EW—4 f " iwx ^s ' _x _t£fa&______E*9IHGe_^ m\\^^^k{mt^kWP.> ______a^K^ ..\ H______^s H__§:> ______PI_I____ ..\^K A, .^..\^^^ team on its first road trip of Bob Dennis hit the fifth 600 , for Goltz Pharmacy, and Bob ^^^^^ the season. n__li______l^ ______i a 245-609 for Boxers in the Bay Becker bounced 196 for Clate's \\mmkj uiiilfl ^^ : HnHg|BnBHS£fl|F'-"W J_ !85*S " '^______j______nr^______JB B__H ^f^^^-______-______P B_' ¦ ______i__HHi_____1 NO. t , WILTGEN hopes thnt State loop at Westgate. The Mobile Service. Mahlke Bakery ^ J J ^ "^J* ^ ______H TC: * ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H hi.s team will meet up with team combined for 2 ,794 , and took team honors with 959-2,675. 1P1wm|i| w |pi;N " » ^v______H_i_H ^mWm\\^______^B^_____m\\W^____^mMH *tf*B_RBwV^_BSSBmmmmmmmS__>oI_wH______H_HI PSf r '^i <¦. - ______B_H ______M______l___lH_B^_S_r^______some man-to-man defenses so t- ___ldJt_____^ ^ ______¦¦_____!I ______H^__i______a9_Sw^n__£S__RH_B_R___f it gets a chance to work on BHBW1 1^______B< <^_^^^^|^H__^^^^^^B_HH_B__9__ra______B its offensive patterns. IP aiffifeiMWMfi ^______H^H , VA^ "^^'^^B^^^^^ B______^__ B ______¦___¦!______. he hopes Hint liis team S___H______r L____Hl ' ' ______}______V______B______f______i No. ______P^^ _____W^^ ______^_____ V ^ilM___-___H mw______\v ^ ¦- -.^______- t______.^.....N^__ \ ,. 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No. ,f . he expects to find ______r?4^^^ iP^^^ IIHVj LMI ^P^^?^>^2uj£2MM 'iHllllV5 alllll out whether or not hi.s club can ^^ Ki_iiiiif'_M______^______-H pressure a did i_aK!5 g _____RS-__-)^_ __F___-______A 'im'T_ft^______u_tffT^r^______^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^Wi W stand up under tlio ^B^f Where a r , ^S^HEr^^ B _li______l^^ three-game trip exerts, ^^V you^ ^mtgSm jmj f^yy H "Ancl then , too , we 'll be get- m^S^^^ k . << „ . .- . vv-.- n big ^^^^^^^mmmmm_^^^^^^^^^^mmmmmmH______^mj ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^K^^^^^^^^^K^^^^^QHH«______P B^^^^^^^^mtiLr.^ ling our first turn on Cash ^* court , " said the coach. "We for ^^Bf Same ' • ^ w3 we'll react ^^m H mmw______^^^^K^^^^KM______^_9______E^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^t^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ lHH______Hmw^^K t BBHM* ______H^^K^$t/ ^^m^^^K^^^^—.^s iM—BI want to know how Holiday lace ^^^^ ______H______-______H '- ^ 'rvlyy ^Wmmm when we get awny from home." ^^B ^H P ______r_r______l^______BPW PliS W^'JV^SSHI ______r______¦'" i*>**J>_ii_* ^^t____>____E.v3»£ 9nB 't really know |^^^ H ______¦ ______. ^} ^^S^I^^k3^t^LW^ Wilfficn doesn you did ! ^gggggg /g// ^^g/g////g ^_ \______^g^^Kg ^KmWKmWKKmmm UtKKfKK/9^ rwns\\\\\MsW^B^\rmmmmmmmmmmmmm,.i » >> ', i nm TV^!mmhim,i7n(4m^WKKKmLl whnt to expect from the Red- jBShopping?I J/g ¦ men's three road opponents , HHI but looks for thre e tough aames. BOND FINANCE, of course I "I got a short scouting re- port on St. Procopius , " he said. Thousands of shoppers are picking up their extra It's now in both AMERICAN® Super-Premium and "But nothing thnt we can tell Holiday Cash now. You can , too ! 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WINONA Open Friday Until 8 PM St. Mary 's left, hy hus today 129 EAST THIRD STREET Prions: 8-3503 nnd will return Tuesday. 14 Friday, December 6, 1983 WINONA DAILY NEW* Plumbing, Roofing "81 Hortee, Cettle, Stack 48 Artlelx fer. Site *7 ~~~ ~ TUBS - *U W . King. T* A COMPLINsENT TO I^RTABL- MARK TRAIL ' By Ed Dodd ANY KITCH_N - Injectable M340. . Want Ads All-naw NVOEN with DIALCET. Vou •ava tlmt and water because Moan vou'LL never wax floor* attain afttr COMBIOTIC ™ •«< Dlalcaf olvas top afflelancy with on»- - - wing St Glow «<• ¦* Ml** "P*'* '* handle control. Btautllully styled. 10CC vial MST ly for vinyl. P«lnt _0»pot. Large >» Start Here Frank O'Laughlin IED MAIER DRUGS USE CTGAS and electric ranges. of used refrigerator*- . ¦ - ¦ PLUMBING i HEATING Anlmai Hialtti Center lection NOTICE ECTRIC, 135 E. _jrd- »7 E. 3rd SU Tel. 3703 EL Thli newspaper will bt responsible, Poultry, Eggs, Supplies 44 IIX YEAR CRIBS, 2, completa/ 1 mail ** 41, for only on» Incorrtct Insertion ef storm coat and overcoat, size . bott" SANITARY . NEAR YEARLING HyLlnPhaniT J,O00, any classified sdvejtlsement pub- 0 US3 PLUMBING «. HEATING 15th of Dec. SOC. Tal. Peterson «75- ln «wll»n|J:—i___-™* ' lished In the Want Ad section. Check "I6S E. 3rd St. 5821 evenings. Murvn ¦ Anderson. WE HAVE a large assortment et •!? your ad and call 3321 If a correc- Member National Assoc. pllances. New and used et prices yog DEKALB 20 wa«k old pullatt, fully vac- tion must bi made. Plumbing Contractor! want to pay. Come In tnd looK cinated, light controlled, raised en slat _ Irounl- FRANK LILLA SONS, 761 Holp Wantod—F_mal« floors, Available year around. SPELTZ Mh. 26 CHICK HATCHIRY, Rollingstone, _E _ J ^ Allla Chae WAITRESS WANTED-HI-Way Eat Shop. Minn. Tel. 73*9 . SNOW PLOWS—Mey*ri and BLIND ADS UNCALLED FOR- V-body. Will fit avari _Tel. «44. meV., atralght or _ _ manure loader Wll E-H, , IS, U, 19. ^ ' Wanted—Livettock 48 ma' front end BABYSITTER WANTED, day! whTla Jeep or other J or 4 Wheel Mother works. ilso 'I* Mrs. Gary Boyum, 1603 W. HORSES WANTED-We can pay more) drive trucks. F. A. Krau»a Implemenl Card of Thanks ith . (West End Trailer Court No. 24) than anyone else. W« pick up. Walter Co. "Breezy Acres" _ ~ Wis. Tel . GROSSELL— Halp Wanted—Male Marg, Blaclc River Fails, I wish fo express thanks to ill who 27 7-F-14. OK USED FURNITURE STORE ~ ~ Ird St. who were so Kind to m« during my GUITAR MAN with ability tp teach and HER EFORD _R ANGUS itetr calvil, J73 E. Sell recent Illness. Special thanks to the operate a studio. Apply Bach Music, 350-500 lbs., wanted. Robert SeltreoM, We Buy - W* - tteady; high choice and prime vealeri St. Paul Corps of Engineers for their Rochester, Minn. Oilman ton, Wii. Tel. 9*1-3*92. Furniture - Antique* Tool* DENNIS THE MENACE 27.00-29.00; good and choice slaughter get-well card snd monetary gift, to ^ and other used Item* MAN lor part-time " calves 18.00-23.00; feeders scarce my boss. Irvin Kerkenbush and many production work. Av- LEWISTON SALES BARN Tel. 8-3701 . erage around your ,000 ; moderately active; barrows ot my co-workers, to Rev. 100 hours per month . A real oood auction market for Hogs 9 and Mn. Hours very flexible L. Bltrner and to Dr. Melnert. The . Age open, but llvaatock . Dairy cattla on hand »ll ly and gilts steady with Thursday close; need mechanical Christmas Trees $1 Ral ability . Send brief re- Wilts week , bought every day. Trucks $1 sows uneven, steady to weak; shipment effort of these people to ease my hoss sume to P.O. Box M, Dover, Minn your own. Whit* ipruce tr«», up ti large 1 243 Ib barrows and gilts 14 50; worry and pain is deeply aporeclated . . available. Sale Thuri., V p.m. Tal, 1U7 . CUT 1 j ft. Saturdays and Sunday* until most 1-2 190--240 Ibs 14 .00-14 25; mixed Raymond Grossell ELDERLY fAAN WANTED for farm ' pm D. R. Wilson, Utlca, Minn. Tel 1-3 190-740 Ibs 13.75-14.00; 240-270 lbs work, small dairy herd, with barn Farm, Dairy Products 47 St. Charle* M2-3132. - 13.0O-13.7S; 2-3 270-300 Ibs 12.5O-13.O0; mix- In tMemonam cleaner and silo unloader. Good home, As Stock ed 1-3 270-400 lb sows 11 .25-12.25; few poor wages. Write E-l» Dally News, IN LOVING memory of Stinley J Lojjii- 270-300 lbs 12.-50; 2-3 4O0-J50 lbs 10.75- MAN tor dairy ski who passed away 1 year ago today. farm, must be experi- 11.50; feeder pigs steady; choice 120-160 enced In handling NEW E-Z FILL CHRISTMAS He Is gone but not forgotten. milkers and cattla Ibs 12.50. - feeding, etc. And as, dawns another. May start at once. George Sheep 2,500; all classes steady In ac- Rotherlng, Rt. In our lonely hours ot thinking. 1, Arcadia, Wis. Tel. TREES tive trade; choice and prime 9O-110 Ib Waumandee Thoughts of him are always near. flt-7W. Prices Slip wooled slaughter lambs 19.00-19.50; good Wreath's Roping Day! of sadness will come over ut. EXPERIENCED .ft. -ft 80-95 lbs 17.00-19.00; cull to good wooled married man wanted for NEW YORK (API-The stock Friends may think the wound Is healed dairying and general farm work. Top WARNER Boughs slaughter ewes 5.50-7.50; choice and But they Ijttle know the sor.ow, wages Se;parate house. Herb Wlabke, ft market rally wilted today fancy 60-80 lb feeder lambs 16.50-17.50. . as That Ties within the heart concealed. Prosper, /Wnn. ELLEVIEW Sadly missed by MoMer , HUFF . &B. prices slipped. DEPENDABLE HOG FEEDERS! IFlrst Pvb. Friday, Nov. 1, 1M3J Brothers, Sister an-j Friends MARRIED MAN fer gen- eral farm work. Leonard Sfoskopf, H«r- ~~~ ' The averages spurted to all- NOTICE OF ' EXPERT Lost and Found 4 mony, Minn. Tel. B8«-3331. •fa One piece heavy galvan- time highs Thursday. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE ~ ized spun steel cover. TELEVISION, RADIO Trading was heav7 and in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That da- STRAYED—Holstein heifer, between t*0 IMAAEDJAT E and appliance repair serv- fault has occurred in the conditions ol that and 750 lbs., has marking of * notches ir Right height E-Z 45 only first hour the ticker tape trailed certain mortgage, dated the 1st day ol in left ear. Russell Persons, St. Char- • EMPLOYMENT ice. Save on picture tuba 62" floor transactions. November, 1962, executed by Residence les. _Minn . Tel. 932-4865. TWO married men, Jl to 40, for top- 48". E-Z 60 only . Inc., as mortgagor to Owl replacement. Unlimited, LOST-black and white tomcat, vicinity notch sales route opportunity. S100 per Agency, Inc., as mortgagee, filed for week plus expenses during training for ¦ir , Brokers said they saw no real Broadway and Ewing. Reward. Tel . 12 large feed doors record In the office ol the Register ol 6792. men looklnj for sales career. Send ap- reason for an abatement of the Deeds In and for the County of Winon a, plication to E-16 Dally News. ir Feed trough guaranteed upward trend. and State of Minnesota, on the 2nd day LOisT-black and white hound In Roll- ~ ~~ ingstone area. Contact owner 's name on —steel—15 years cast—S WARDS] P./VV, [ of November, 1962, at 2:i5 o 'clock Opening of trading in RCA, ' 170 of Mortgage collar or Tel . Rollingston e 5576 col- WINONA AREA and recorded in Book LOCAL dnVer-sales route open In this years. Records, page SOO; lect. which split its stock 3-for-l and area. Married man, to 40, would prefer That no action or proceeding has been ¦ Service Dept. DARK-RIMAAED ladies glasses lost down- man located in this area but will Inter- ir Noiseless. increased the dividend, was de- Instituted at law to recover Ihe debt town Tues. Reward. Tel. 4832 or 2607. view men willing to relocate. Start $100 Tel. 3393 mortgage, or any part layed because of an accumula- secured by said per week, potential to SI50. See Pat, ir Many other extra fea- tion of orders. The stock- thereof, Personals 7 7:30 to 9 p.m., Frl., Dec. s, Winona tures. opened That there is due . and claimed lo t>« Hotel, . DAILY NEWS mortgage, including In- unchanged at 99?« on a block of due upon said SHOPPING AROUND for the best gift 35.000 shares and later showed terest to date hereof, fhe som of One for every person on your Hit? Men Situations Wanted—Fern. 29 MAIL Hundred Thirty Nine Thousand Seven it comes to the best eating place it FARM & GARDEN a loss of a point. Hundred Fifty and no 100 Dollars, isn 't necessary to shop around once SATURDAY WORK wanted by college student. SUBSCRIPTIONS And that pursuant to tr»j power of sale you've tried the delicious food it '"-'E Write or Inquire E-ll Dally Changes of key Issues were , News. SUPPLY therein contained said mortgage will be WILLIAMS. Folks all agree, tht Inn- 116 Walnut mainly fractional. foreclosed and that Ihe tracts of land keeper is the man fo see. Tel. 8-3769 May Be Paid At lying and being In the County pf-Winona, ~ _ Business Opportunities 37 " ~vT~ The Associated Press 6()-stock State of Minnesota, described as follows, SAVE YOUR METER M6NE Shop - SMALL BOAT HARBOfT Operator want- TED MAIER DRUGS to-wlt: where mail order catalog toys are " OH OAO YOUWANNA USE THE 3GATKAR80R V average at noon was unchanged ed to lease harbor on Wsslss pol af Farm Implements 48 , ff, l ! The following described parcels of land: available RIGHT NOW at the same low ' ' Alma, Wis. Operator will be requ >fd at 283.9 with industrials up .2, • Parcel 1; The North Halt ol the " prices . ROBB BROS. STORE, 576 E. . to furnish boat slips and mint be rble HOMELITE chain saws, J, ont new; NW'-j) ¦, 4 described as follows, to-wit: ous, Pioneer Group, Box 622, Winona, For information call Mr. Pictured Encyclopedia Owl Motor Co :.. 7 Bng Air 383,4 iStor Pac 48 added half a point. Commencing at the south quarter ; Minn . ) Badger Foundry 7 corner of said Section 28; running : Timmons at Minneapolis (Half price trade in privilege Prices on the American Stock " In., U gauge NOTICE! Sehlitz Beer . t Brswk 101 No St Pw 34 7 thence due west on the south section ! OUGHTER GUTTER—5 . 8 gutter, prime coated. Machine 339-8081 or write P.O. Box (Fact index in each volume) Eagles Club . _ ' Exchange were irregularly line of said Section 28, 355 feet; thence [ "K" . si's Ctr Tr -48H NW Air 70l i made on lob — any length . Only 1 week left to try ' Winona Inturanc* Agency ...... north 12' 30' east 204 .i feet; thence , 732, Winona, Minn. Wilbur M. Gibson 3"i l higher. Julius Pellowskl Tel. Lewiston 2866 _ Ch MSPP 13* g. Nw Bk 52 _ north 43- 25' east 3fH> feet; thence . Warner Swasey Vh CONTINUAL HOUSE GUTTER CO. yoor Sales Representative : 1 Corporate bonds were mixed east 136.5 feet to the ; W.E. Greenhouses 3 C&NW . 28 !8 Penney 44- 8 north 30" 30' Stockton, Minn. i Money to Loan 40 (Former Pepin Co. Supt. Mankato Bar • Chrysler sgii 3 and governments were most'y north and south quarter line of said ~ CLASSIC Pepsi 52 4 Section 28; thence due south on said j TRUSSES - ABDOMINAL BELTS of Schools) 5 5 unchanged. quarter line 620.5 feet 1o Ihe place of SACRO-ILIAC SUPPORTS' Loans LUCKY KLOVER Westgate Point* Ct Svc 64 s Phil Pet 48 8 : — Insurance — containing 2.67 acres, more ' Rt. 1, Box 26, Arkansaw, Wis. Ruth' s Restaurant 40 Cm Ed 47 7 8 Plsby *543_ beginning, Real Estate Hot Fish Shop . 3» or less. GOLTZ PHARMACY and win _ FREE 3rd Tel 2547 Dale 's Standard 17 Cn Cl .51% Plrd 184 Vi WINONA MARKETS Parcel 3: The Northeast Quarter of ; 274 E. . FRANK WEST AGENCY (NEVi _) Business Equipment 62 Rollingstone Lumber 34 lha Northeast Qaurter of NE' I 175 Lafayette St. Tel. 5240 Cn Can 43 Pr Oil 4m (32), Township ; Repairing 10 Watkins Products : 25 Reported Oy of Section Thirty Two Auto Service, (Ne 3 score AA ' 4; 92 described pnrcels Ihe followlnq: I ol In Hook 164 ol Mortgage Records , pnge H Tel new 4J gal, pressure lank ; Ilirji Pnh. Friday, Nov, J!, 19M) : No 3 harley , 94 . Treder , Altura u.MInn . . l ewislon used 2* In. A r>7 V, % Ii 57; «H C 56; ears No, 4 Parley 86 One ill. Lots lhiee through Twenty 400 , 5741 . -'* furnace; mnn' s coat, slie 44, like new) Furn., Rugs, Linoleum Sink- cl Mn mi'sol ft ) ss (I through 201, and lot Twenty Two Thai no nctlon or proceeding hns been used small DuoTherni oil 64 r>7;l PUREBRED Poland China boars, from burner Tel County i.< Winona ) in Piolinte Court ill) ll i; Hi) C 57' 4. (221, all in Block Onn (11, Wincrest Instituted nt law to recover the debt 8-2422 liny Stain Milling Company certified dams. Roger Boynton, l ewis- No. 11,6114 lsl Addition lo tho Clly of WlnnnJi f secured by mid mortgage, or any part ' liggs steady ; wholesale buy- (" ton, Minn. Tel. 3792 , DO YOUR CHRISTMAS " In Re Estate ot Elevalor "A" .rnln Prices l.uts One (1 ) through three (.'?), thereof, .hopplng ln our pe; Hours: 8 a.m. lo .1 .10 p.m, new gill shop al tti« Twin Blutli. Danish Modern Honry J Neyeri, Decedent. inR prices unchanged ; 70 IMork i vto (3), Wlnrrrst Is) Addition Thai there li due and claimed lo be HOLSTEIN feeder steers, 7. Raymond Un- ICInsriJ '.alnrdrty 1. > usual gifts for that certain someone Order lor Hearing on Petition lor Admin- to the (Ily ol Winonn, I (ils One due upon said nwrlrmge , Including Inter- Durgln, Plainview, Minn. Tel . 534 2064 . . cent or bolter grade A whites I ols ol toys. Mechanical toys. Musical istration, Limiting Time to Fllr Claims Un I northern spiln(i wheat '.' 71 (I 1 through Three (11 , nine k ,t to (IMn lu'reol, Ilir sum ol _ ; i" Fourteen FARM FLOCK of 30 ewes, hred lor early dolls , gilts lor every member ol the and lor Hearing Thoroon 34' i. mixed :J4 '- mediums 29; lln ; nni tliein sfiiind wheat ; 19 Si« it, . , Wincrest 1st Addition Ihiiiisfinil I Ive Hiiiul i ed I oily mid 3d 100 3-CUSHION SOFA fjo ,1 nntthr .in - lambs , Will trade for oilier livestork . family. En|oy » d»llc!oui lunch snd Mciw y A l-leyl-r ¦. having llli*d herr rln standards Xi . dirties 29; checks .piinn wheal . ;' IS tu the ( Ily ot Wliioiici ; l ots One fll lt.14.S40 'IBI Dollar, . Nu 4 nnrlhrrrn sprino wheat : 1) Clarence Craven, 3 miles SW , of Stock- relnx while shopping, Open even inns n prtil inn lor rii'Mur Ai ndnilnlslrntlon slnl 1 through I IVd (M and I (its l:i(|hl I (I) Anil Itirit pursuant lo I'm poi^er of sale 29. No I haid winler v. ieal ? 06 Ion , lei , l ewislon ;175< and Sundays . Come In ond brows* Inri llmt >,,ii OIHH.NF.O. Tlmt the healing 4 haid winter wheat I ll, teen (IIP , Nineteen ( 19) nml twenty ot Minnesota, descr ibed <> follows, lo l' i Ide Admiral 540,00 0 Ciirllss sire, Nn I rye .... Ill able straps , reversible tlu-irrif tin hnrt nn neeffmher i srt h, I9A3, IIIO; total U S shipments 447; (7111 . IH OI K One (ll. Wincresl 2nd Wll some by Hayssen Ford Master, excel- SALE OF CLOTHING , dlahei, glassware, til II 1(1 o ' rloc k AM, before th is rourl No 2 ivs . . . I .11 Aihlllum l» 'he Clly ol Wlnonn: mid The fraMrrly to fee) nt 1 nt ', Blnrk lent Gold Mfdal she we recrntly ?.old kitchen ware, leys, Chrlatmas decora- (plain or xlriped supplies moderate; demand lo Curllss Hrnedlrig Service . He that tions /snd miscellaneou s articles, 211 * foam in Ilir- prnbdle rourt room In the rourl Ini len (101 , lllnrk f)n» (I), Skyline ' 14 , In Ilir Orkjlnnl I'lal tn the house in Wuirinn, Mlniw.'suU, rhnt the slow; market dull ; carlo! track M.sir,! , «s Subdivision in Ils* Oly ol t nY.il I nnw Illy) nl Winonn, In (tAughlem to 806 Ihs fal nl 3 yents Washington , rear entrance , cushions Choice of brown Visitors always welcome . Mueller Farms , tunc witiiin which iieitltur s of snid dr LIVESTOCK VVliuiilrt Wlnonn intinly, Nilnni '-.fit s, MANY, MANY HOURS of childhood sales ; Minnesota .North Dakota Ine I ewKldii, Minn beige, green r MM nl mny fill' IIKMI claims bn llmilnri will lie sold liy thr -slientl of sa T) will lie sold tiy the shei Ifl of inln happiness are packed into Ih* exciting or ni.sl . In fnin iiifinllr. fi om the rlnti- heit'of , Hod River Valley round reds SOUTH ST PAUL inunty at iiutilli Mullein nn the ;0lh county al public nur Hnn nn tlie 30th HAMPSHIRE BOARS-Purebred , Walght pedal toys, wagons, bicycles, etc at nml li'fll lho claims so fllr-il he tumid 1. 75-2.10. SOI I T II VI IMIII , Minn V IIISPAI dny nl Deci-inllei , 196 1 , Jil 10.00 n ' cloi k day nl Dei t'mher, '96 ' , nt in 00 o 'cloc k 200 300 Ibv Raymond Oorn. Utlca, ROBB BROS . TOYLANO, ill. I , 4TH, SPKC1AL OHJJKH I'ltlCK rn Mmili VMh , WM, nl ll lll o ' clock rattle ,' ,000; i .lives 900, small supply A If. . nl Ihe ninth ilnnr of the c nu rt AM, nl trie nor th floor nf Ihe rourl Minn, (Bethany Roadl ¦ ICE SKATES—new and uaed . Trad* ynur A rV, hr-lui I laughter sleei « and hellers ai live housn In II.e ( ily nf Wlnonn In said house In Ihe ( i' this Court In lur prohnle Ily of Wlnonn In snld PUREBRED BERKSHIRE. fsOARS-gond old pnlr In. KOLTER BICYCLE SHOP, f CA LHOUN ID IKS sleail y, t nws steady, hulls fully steady; (iiiinly nnd slnle, lo pay the riehl then .mt 1 rinrn in the roui t hrnise 10 Wlnonn, inutily and stale, In pny Ihe debt then nuns, mint, sea Ihem Win , Haedtke. 402 Mnnkalo, Tel .166V ¦ ( .nv (iiim e I ,OM) 1, 1/1 Ih slaiiqhlei , wi Munn ntn and that nollio hereof hn CKKKN HAY .V (ienrge W. mushy sri.uieil hy sniil nwti/ncj * .mil Inxus 11 soruieil hy said morlijnut and taxes , If l ewislon, Minn. Tel, J7H. $99 li'vni hy inil.lH allon ol this order In (nr I,. s leet \ V. (10 Xi JS. mixed hloh gnml .md nny, nn said premises and the co'ts nnd any, nn snld premises nnd the costs LaCROSSE 50 case bottle cooler, la- VVlnritirt Pmly News nnri hy muller) nnliro (!alhoiin , 73, who with V. Inw i lioKit IIM.7,00 , i rtiiner and t utter (Iisliui cement s allowed hy lav, siihtei I to and dlshuiseinenls allowed by law, suh- PUREBRED nilROC HOARS, big ri/gQed crosse direct drew beer tap, ' j h.p. kind a* |IK vlrfr-d tiy la.v "Curly " l.iiinbeau . founded Ihe I J DO lo (1(1 , left 'Inne r VII I I.O' .II Ih heil- irdeniptlcin within twrlvr months finni |ei l to rrdniifillnn wllliln twelve months Ihe ones thnt siir Hie fast gnln- compressor. Reasonable, excellnnl con- inn find (inf.'fl rvovrinhrr 10 , 190.1 (ircen Hay Puckers football i -t \ .1 M) , iiiin' i yonct .nut low c hoice snut date ol \Pilot Mound ) JOO/ STRICTLY BUSINESS Houses for Salo 99 House* far Salt 99 Uaad Cart 109 t«d Cart 10 Friday, December 8. 19f WINONA DAILY NEWS 11 THIRD E. 433—4 bedroom home, new CHEVROL ET—1952, 3-door, In good con- gai furance, lVi baths, new kitchen, dition. Ruisel Anderson, Rushford, Us«d Cars Used Cars redecorated throughout. Under tl4,00C. Minn. T«l. IM-4416. 196 1 PONTIAC 109 109 " — ~ ~ Archil McGill Real Estate, 184 W. 3rd. CHEVRoCef - - 19S1 «-cyllnder J-cloor, CHEVROLET—1»5«, V-l, »xeill*n» fSnjtj. Tal. 4015 or 5137. Powergllde, black . Excellent condition . Catalina tion, stralflht itlek with overdrive, 4 NEAR LEWISTON-5 badroom country Marce l Rothering, Alma, Wis. 1 956 CHEVROLET 210 new Goodyear tlrn. Ttl. HI) btfor« I; 2579 ifWr 5. home on five acre plot, automatic heat, Truly Executive BLficK— 1 »55 2-ioorTa rdtop, radio, black 4-dr., radio, heater , 3 water systems, 4 bedrooms may be A lovely family home located on larga and wh5,00O. Sea or call features. Biscayne, 4-door, 300 h.p., ly priced at V free service. Now Phosky Lakeside Service W. STAHR Mogic in Modern V-8 motor, P ow e r g 1 i d • only— Washington & Sarnla 374 W. Mark Tel. 4925 __ This brand new home has unusual transmission, heater , power $ 1895 cathedral ceilings, 3 bedrooms, ce- 4?3-Modern J-room bungalow ' MAR KTE . ramic tile balh . Built-in stove and steering, power brakes , body $595 porcti, Mobile Hornet, Trailers 111 With oil furnace, large enclosed disposal In kitchen. Oil hot water good lot, large in excellent condition , tires new aluminum siding, heat, attached oarage. On large lot, garage. Only SM00. Easy terms. fair , and runs good mechan- SEVERAL wlnttr close-outs at big li* only a tew minutes Irom town.„ VENABLES Ingj. Now tti» tlm» to buyl V»n 'l ically. Here' your chance !• Frank West Agency There Are Such Things s 75 W. 2nd Tel. 8-2711 Tralttr Sal**, Black Rfvtr Fall*. Wl*. 175 Lafayette St. to make a big deal. 50% SLASHEcT" as nice home In 1st class condition - Open Friday Evenings VENABLES PRTCES on all uiad mebfl* Tel. 5240 or 4400 atter hours. : priced well within budget limit; at saving over . orice of other 75 W. 2nd Tel. 8-2711 home*. Save SlOO' i now. R*d To* M> 7450. Two bedrooms. , living room, 62s. First come first serve bile Horn* Salei. kitchen and bath. Gas water heater , Open Friday Evenings garage. East location. at Auction Sales Home and Shop '63 FORD V-8 ~ $1000 ALVIN KOHNER First floor- of this building Is suitable Galaxie 500 4-door Sedan , I Q^ \- - Tel. 2349 for shop or office. Very neat apart- 196 1 VOLKSWAGEN AUCTIONEER. City and itat* Ikaniatl ment on second Iloor has 2 larger 1 year GW guarantee to Cruise-o-matic transmission, and bonded. J52 Liberty St . (Cornar I ^ 120 Center St. bedrooms, carpeted living room with protect you. ir 6 passenger pickup. E.' lth and Liberty). T«l. 4*30. picture window, well-planned kitchen, radio , whitewalls, other ex- tiled bath with shower. tras , driven less than 10,000 ir Carries 1900 lbs. payload. Minnesota new car warranty. Big Fenced Yard RESIDENCE PHONES: miles, •JV 4 speed transmission. Land & Auction Sales ' this story and a half homi hai a E: J. Harttrt . . . 3573 . Everett J. Koriner Mary lauer . . . $2738.75 ir Heater*. 1JJ Walnut. Tal. IO710, after haura 7»U carpeted living room with fireplace, ¦ *S23 Jerry. Berthe . . . 8-2377 dining area, bedroom, tiled bath ore DEC. 7-S»t., 1 p.mTi'mila* E. of Eleva Philip A. Baumann . , . 9540 ii Covered pickup box. tha first floor, plus two bedrooma b^C^CNIVROllT^CO. '63 FORD V-8 on Hwy. 10. Lila Skoufl. ownen Jim "Prize? There's no prize-^that's the chance you ind halt bath on the second floor; •ir 13,000 actual miles. Helke, auctlon**ni Gateway Credit took!" plus attached greenhouse, Don't taka ch«nce» whin you want fast' action In selllno. renting or buying— ' Fairlane 500, 4-door, auto- Inc., clerk. c»ll 3331 for .a Dally 105 Johnson . Tel. 2398 i? Tops in economy. ~ " News Classified Ad. Bedrooms matic transmission , vinyl DE C 7-Sat., H noon. 4 . miles w7~of Five Mlndoro. H. W. Mauser Ettate, owneri needs Iota Open Monday & Friday Ev«. For the large family that seats, whitewalls, power $1345 Miller t. Lins» . auctlonean; Comm. Rugs of room on ' a budget income. Timken »0.1 Main St. Tel . 2849 . Loan a, Fin. Co , clerk . Furn., , Linoleum 64 Specials at the Store 74 many other _ oil heat, two-car garage . . . walking steering, radio , ~ ~ ' ~ WEST HOWARD ST.—This Is one of tht DEC. 7-Saf ,, 11.30 rnilej 3, ot BROt* LEAF TABLE—mahogany, ln ex- WEST BEND JO cup distance to downtown. s. m. 2 automatic collie batter homes. 7-room house with 3 large extras, driven very little, Property, cellfit condition. »30. Tel. 1-3377. maker. A terrific bargain Durand, wii. Pr^di i Bros. at »»,»». bedrooms, big walk-in closets, spacious EXTRA SPECIAL new car warranty. Leon Schoeder, auctioneer; Chlpp«j/a USED FURNITURE. Walnut ches7~ _ BAMBENEK'S, 9th and Mankato. Now Abuilding! of ~~~ living room with carpeting and drapes, Villi*/ Pin. Co., clerk . drawers, matching full size bed, $30; TOY CLOSE-OUT SALE I In the city three and four-bedroom maple floors, full basement, oil heat 2-pc. living suite, $10. BORZYSKOW- colonials , iplit '.oyers, rambler* and USED CARS $2466.45 WALZ 20% to 50% Savings Dandy landscaped yard, full lot and SKI FURNITURE, 302 Mankato. Open Shop and save now at SHUMSKI'S . . split levels, ceramic baths, with or garage. On bus line. Close lo Madison BUICK-OLDSMOBILE-GMC Let us give you evenings. 58 West 3rd, Tel. 6-3389 without fireplaces. School and stores..$11,000. For appoint- 1963 Chevrolet V-8 converti- _ the details. '62 METEOR. 6 Open Friday Ni ghts WALNUT OR BLONDE cocktail tables, ment call ble, like new. AUCTION XM.tS: J tabla oroupings. Includlno 1 Stoves, Furnaces, Parts 75 Custom 4-door sedan , radio , ~ Deluxe Town House 1962 Buick LeSabre Sport Itep ind matching cocktail tablet, MONOGRAM W. STAHR ii«ca hia7arTY5,W.«. BORZYSKOWSKI FURNITURE, input, wall thermostat, coupe. Real fine. QUITTING BUSINESS automatic Isn. ing room ind sunroom. Den, two 1962 CHEVROLET JM Mankato. Open evenings. high and low flame setting, er extras , driven less than used 2 sea- fireplaces, kitchen has dishwasher 1962 Rambler Custom sta- sons, looki Sale or Rent; Exchange ind runs like new. Don and disposal, ceramic bath witb tub lOl 10,000 miles. Local car. Closing Out to the Bare Walls Good Things to Eat 65 McElmury, Rushford, Minn. Tel. 164- ~ tion wagon. BelAir and shower stall. Four badiooms, big GOODVIEW—Sale er rent to responsible 1961 Chevrolet Impala V-8, $1795.00 POTATO special 1 Burbank Russets, Ken- corner lot. party, l'-j story, 2 bedroom stucco Located in Kenyon . Minn. nebec, Norland «, ' Chirokee. 11.98 per JUNGERS 4-5 room oil burner, In jood home. Immediate possession. Tel..8-3147 4-door sport sedan . Excep- 4-dr ., radio , heater , 100 I up. Winona Potato Mkt., 118 Mkt. condition. Contact Barney Techtman. Ret irement Home or t7«o. '58 ' DODGE 6 automatic trans- ~ - Fountain City, Wis ., on weekends. $4500 buys this compact two-bedroom tional! CARMC Model 4000 scrip**, radio , and heater. / ( TO BE GIVEN Corn Popper , 3 qt. .. $ 4. 50 19-f II . (~Pnf _ I» your home too Dig? Why long wheel base s>18i)5 Htfi.-i NASH AMERICAN, "TPIFLJ-; Hamilton Beach Houses for Salt 99 not trade for one of our 2 1954 VF-205 INTERNA- VJlxW^LIXl AWAY SOON! $24.05 convertible , 6 cylinder mo- Percolator THREI BEDROOMS, on large lot, 2 bedroom homes. All good TIONAL Tractor $2495 tor , radio , and overdrive. balhs, baseboard heat , built-in stovi west locations. We trade , Hamilton Beach and ovon. fireplace , rock-fared oiiljUIr, 19M S-M2 INTERNATION- I960 DODGE station wagon , Toaster $1205 attached c«rege, sodded lawn In An buy , or fell. TRY LS . AL With 84" Cnh <1rr-.on Addition, between Goodview mntl V-8 raot ii r , automatic - GIFTS F0R ALL- Hamilton Beach Mlnmsola Cily. Tel. Rollingstone S Al I and Chassis $705 transmission , power steer- CD CC CD CC VO BC , Mlnnesoli CMy Mixette $14 95 II I . Beb Rolblickl AFTKR HOURS 1955 STUDEBAKER .l-tni. ing, 9 passenger . -21 TURKEYS TO GO- MV OWNI; R 1024 Gilmore Ave , well rl\CL f l\ L L kepi 2-bedroom home on 92 x UO' 'ol dump truck $795 195-H PONTIAC 4-door , Se- (No purchase necessary ) WINONA ELECTRIC Lois ol extras. Immediate pnsseislon 1 at. t-W>* lor appointment. Art Smith . . . fil'% 19411 INTKRNATIONALKB' l dan , V-tl m ti t o r , power I ON CO. - " ' CONSTRUCT IP Y(ill WANT to buy. sell or trnda U ton pickup . Ji l fiS s teering, rudio , and heat- ba sun to see Shank, HOMEMAKUR'S Pat Heise . . . 5700 er. 119 W. 3rd Tel. 51102 EXCHANGE, SS? K. lrd . All Winterized nnd FOUNTAIN CITY large II room bu IW Cordon Weinhorn . . . 5598 Reudy to Go! 15 older models to choose Ing on N. Shore Drive , Suitable lor Telephone Your Want Ads apis , warehouse or stori. For l»le or from. Come in and look over rent. Alio largi modern mobile homo, UNC0LN our lot before you buy ! •acrllltt lor quick ills , C. 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