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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. r Mostly Fair, Over 20 Help Wanted Continued Mild Ads In Today's Tonight, Wednesday Classified Section Spotlight on East in Off-Year Voting Johnson 1st Oust McNamara, Bomb 3-Way Race 92 Reds Killed in Man to Vote in For Mayor Hanoi, Goldwater Asks Mopup Me Home Precinct (AP) In New York Plei PHILADELPHIA " at - turned down his request to visit Goldwater said the war ln SAIGON, South Viet Nam picked up 26 suspects. A U.S. Division fought off the assault JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) - Barry Goldwater called today Viet Nam as a reserve general Viet Nam could be ended in a WASHINGTON (AP) - New (AP) — U.S. combat troops re- spokesman said North Vietnam- and killed four Viet Cong. The President Johnson was the first for the resignation of Secretary in the Air Force. relative few months if "we Jersey, Virginia and a half-doz- ported 92 Communist guerrillas those Americans suffered light casu- man to vote in his home polling would say to Hanoi you are en Eastern and Midwestern ese regulars were among of Defense Robert McNamara no killed and 26 captured in killed and captured. alties, the spokesman said. place today, setting a citizenship , Speaking from his home In longer a sacred place." cities ¦— including New York, fighting in central Viet Nam ' example for millions who are urged an all-out bombing of Philadelphia and Cleveland — There was no word on Ameri- In the northernmost sea res- Hanoi industrial complexes and Phoenix, the former Arizona today and Monday. can casualties. casting ballots in off-year elec- He urged heavy bombing of hold the spotlight in scattered cue of the war, Capt. Norman blamed Govs. William W. senator said the resignation of "not the city—we Men of the 1st Air Cavalry The Plei Me camp underwent tions. McNamara "Would be the best are not people off-year election balloting today. P. Huggins of Mullins, S.C., was Scranton and Nelson Rockefell- killers," but industrial targets. Division, who arrived in Viet a week-long seige before the picked up after his plane was Johnson, deeply tanned and thing that could happen in .our In most of them, Republicans er, both Republicans, for his de- On politics he said the attacks are trying to Nam only seven weeks ago, Communists were routed last hit by conventional ground fire looking fit, showed up to vote a ' war effort. He has had too big a supplant Demo- fought three engagements week, the cavalrymen have polls feat in last year s presidential by Rockefeller, of New York, cratic office-holders over a Communist surface-to- few minutes after the election. say in making foreign policy." . The results against an enemy force of be- been hunting down Viet Cong opened in this small town—popu- and Scranton, of Pennsylvania, will be watched closely for pos- air missile site 35 miles north- In a taped television inter- Goldwater, tween 500 and 600 men near the and North Vietnamese in the lation 611—where he grew up. who was sotfndly describing him as trigger happy sible portents for the 1966 east of Hanoi, a military view with newscaster Viace beaten by President Johnson in and out to destroy Social Secur- U.S. Special Forces camp at area since then. spokesman reported. The President was accompa- ( congressional and 1968 presiden- Plei Me, 210 miles north of Sai- Leonard of KYW Westing- the 1964 election, said McNa- ity hurt most in his bid for the tial elections. The Viet Cong attacked an nied by Mrs. Johnson. house) entitled "One Year La- mara's policies have reduced presidency. gon. Hoggins headed oat over the The big Texas-wide issne In Most interest has centered on outpost near Qui Nhon, on the South China Sea and bailed out ter," Goldwater also said the the morale in the Pentagon to "They said jt so often that The airborne cavalrymen re- coast 260 miles north of Saigon, the election was whether to back Johnson administration had an all-time low. people believed it," he asserted. New York City. An estimated 57 miles east of Haiphong, Gov. John Connolly's proposal 2.5 million of the city's 3.6 mil- ported they killed 88 of the ene- but a U.S. spokesmansaid para- North Viet Nam's major port. my, raptured 26 others and troopers of the 101st Airborne to add two years to the present lion eligible voters are expected He spent an hour in a life raft two-year term for the governor to decide a hotly contested may- before he was rescued by a and other state officials. The or's race between Democratic plane piloted by Capt. David P. City Comptroller Abraham D. Westenbarger of Fairfield, Ohio. AFL-CIO campaigned strongly against the Connally proposal to Beame and Rep, John V. Lind- During the rescue, two U.S. Legal Move say, a Republican running with amend the state constitution. to Oust dive bombers shot up a North Johnson did not disclose his Liberal party backing at the Vietnamese- sampan that was feelings on the matter. bead of a fusion ticket. heading for the downed man Connally, a Johnson protege, Straw polls Indicate a close and firing machine guns at him. will seek re-election next year. vote. The race is Huggins was reported in good complicated A White House spokesman Magnusson by the presence of a third candi- condition. Started who date, author-publisher William said Monday that Johnson, ) Huggins was on a photo-re- is recuperating at his ranch ST. PAUL (AP — Minnesota Last Friday Magnusson and the conduct of the commissioner F. Buckley Jr., the Conserva- connaissance mission over three near here from his gall bladder Gov. Karl Rolvaag is instituting 16 other men were indicted on in office." Rolvaag said he will tive party nominee. SAM launching sites which U.S. operation Oct. 8, was feeling legal proceedings for the re- fraud charges growing out of a act with "utmost dispatch." Democrats are favored to planes attacked Sunday. Pilots moval of one of his appointees, federal grand jury's probe of Rolvaag asked Magnusson, capture both governor's con- very well. Insurance Commissioner Cyrus after the strikes said they left The President was busy at his American Allied Insurance Co., last Saturday, to resign. The tests. In New Jersey, Demo- one site in ruins, knocked the E. Magnusson. St. Paul. commissioner refused, contend- cratic Gov. Richard J. Hughes, desk much of Monday, signing a Rolvaag and Atty. Gen. Robert two others out of action and de- Viet ing he is innocent and that he 56, is expected to defeat GOP raft of bills. He proclaimed Mattso&J announced the move Mattson planned to release to- will be vindicated in court stroyed a key highway bridge in Nam and adjacent waters a . Rol- State ' Sen. Wayne Dumont Jr., Monday Mattson said it is the day a report on his depart- vaag then, with Malison's help, the area. Small-arms fire combat zone, making service- 51, while in Virginia Democratic brought down a Navy jet during first time in Minnesota history ment's study of the American set the wheels in motion for legal Lt. Gov. Mills E. Godwin Jr., 50, men there eligible for free air that a governor has attempted, Allied case. Mattson said it removal of Magnusson from the the raid, and the pilot was pre- mail privileges and speedy par- is rated a probable victor over sumed captured after bailing by legal means, to remove a covers "the entire American Al- commissioner position. Republican A. Linwood Holton, cel post service. These benefits commissioner. lied matter and reflects upon out. were authorized by one of the 28 Meanwhile, the Minnesota As- 42, and Conservative party nom- inee William bills he signed. sociation of Independent Insur- J. Story, 55. A U.S. C130 Hercules dropped ance Agents wrote Rolvaag that Republicans are making 5,000 gift packages and 25,000 He also signed the School Dis- ' " strong bids for committing the it is not the group s position to mayor of Cleve- newspapers over a 90-mile aster Air Act, pre-judge." land, Ohio, and district attorney stretch along the North Viet- federal government to help re- Wounded Soldier "We cannot at this time agree of Philadelphia. Other by hurri- impor- namese coast south of the city build schools damaged or disagree with the request for tant mayoral elections are in of Vinh. The packages contained cane, flood or earthquake. resignation as presented, be- Detroit; Louisville, Ky. ; and Ak- cloth, plastics, needles, thread, cause we cannot, in complete ron, Ohio. notebooks, towels and under- Wants to Go Back fairness, under our American New Jersey, shirts. FT. GORDON, Ga. (AP) - said from his hospital bed. "I principles take action without Virginia and New York are electing legisla- It was the largest such drop of Sgt. Claude W. Spiva, 23, feel I can do a better job for the complete knowledge of the facts household goods so far and was 28 Dead in wounded in an ambush by the Army in Viet Nam than here in involved." tures, while Kentucky is filling made in connection with the Viet Cong, wants to go back to the United States." Mattson said charges involving some seats. In the only congres- observance Monday of South Viet Nam as soon as he is able. Magnusson's conduct in office sional contest, Republican Clar- Viet Nam's national holiday, the His mother doesn't agree. The sergeant was wounded would be filed in the next day ence J. Brown Jr., 38, is favored Mexican Bus, to capture second anniversary of the over- "I don't want him to go Oct. 8 when guerrilla forces am- or sor but no criminal charges the Ohio 7th District throw and assassination of back," said Mrs. J. D. McMil- bushed a 1st Infantry Division would be involved. The attorney seat held for many years by his President Ngo Dinh Diem. lian of Decatur, Ga. "Of course truck convoy. He was riding in general said a hearing then late father. Brown's Democratic it's up to him to decide, but it a truck with his squad when would be held before a legal of- opponent is James A. Berry, 35. U.S. and Vietnamese planes Train Crash several grenades landed in it. Although Lindsay, 43, has kept targets in all four military seems that once should be ficer to be named by Rolvaag. MEXICO CITY W — A train enough." "The grenades killed two of Following the hearing, Rolvaag soft-pedaled his Republicanism, areas of South Viet Nam under sliced a bus in two at a cross- my men, and in the course of will decide whether the testi- a victory or even a good show- attack almost around the clock. She said her son had planned ing in defeat could propel him ¦¦¦¦¦ ¦•«¦¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ ing near the Teotihuacan pyra- the 20-minute ambush the com- mony warrants removal. E^-^v^X-yfflaigftilOIIHIii' llll l OOIWi M OWW ^ ifi ^-™''™.'^*^"-—¦ • -*- - ' -«* to leave the Army when his en- into the front rank among future U.S. B52s from Gnam bombed mids Monday, killing 28 persons pany executive, ofifcer and a The hearing procedures Is ex- LONG VOYAGE OVER . . . Jack Digman, Sacramento, a Viet Cong stronghold in the and injuring 16 others, officials listment ended in 14 months." machine gunner were also GOP presidential possibilities. pected to require at least one Bqame, 59, won the nomina- Calif., embraces his family with much vigor after bis ship, Boi Loi forest 35 miles north- reported. The train was en Spiva would have six years in killed," he said. month, and it could take longer. the Navy aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea berthed at Alameda, west of Saigon. route to Mexico City from Vera- the Army at the end of his en- Spiva suffered a bullet wound tion by defeating retiring Mayor listment. Mattson said no state law Robert F. ' Calif., Monday. The vessel had been on war patrol for 331 cruz. in his arm and received grenade specifically covers the situation. Wagner s choice, Results of the raid were not Teotihuacan is about 25 miles "I felt I was really doing shrapnel in his right leg. Paul R. Screvane. The comp- days off Viet Nam. (AP Photofax) reported. something over there He said he and Rolvaag are troller received northeast of Mexico City. It is ," Spiva proceeding under common law President John- A spokesman said U.S. and He said U.S. troops must stay son's endorsement last week the site of the famous pyramid in Viet Nam "as long as we are powers of the governor, since Vietnamese planes destroyed or of the Sun and the ruins of the and Democrats hold a 7-2 resis- needed to keep the Communists the governor is the official who tration advantage. damaged nearly 500 Viet Cong ancient Toltecs and Aztecs. appoints the insurance commis- structures in other raids. from taking over Southeast Cannon Used in Police said the bus driver ap- Luci Silent Asia. Most .of the troops feel the sioner. In New Jersey, a turnout of parently tried to race over the same way. The ones that are Magnusson, 61, former athletic 2.3 million of the more than 3.1 crossing ahead of the train. The griping are the ones that griped coach and insurance agent at million registered voters is WEATHER among 14 persons an- driver, during basic and advance train- Two Harbors, originally was ap- ticipated. Democrats claim a the bus, was among those killed. Robbery Found FEDERAL FORECAST ¦ On Report She ing. pointed insurance commissioner big lead for Hughes and hope to WINONA AND VICINITY - "They will gripe anywhere," in 1959 by former Gov. Orville capture control of both houses NEW YORK (AP) - In swift sioner in Brooklyn. Mostly fair and continued mild Fena to Represent he said. Freeman, now U. S. secretary of the recently reapportioned arrested His nephew, Joel Singer, 22, of of agriculture. Rolvaag named developments, the FBI tonight and Wednesday. Low Rolvaag at Dinner Spiva, referring to demonstra- legislature for the first time in one man in the $400,000 Brink's Chomedy, Que., is being sought tions against U.S. involvement Magnusson to a second term more than 50 years. in the burglary 10 days ago. tonight 36-44, high Wednesday Wants to Wed burglary in Syracuse, N.Y., 64-72. Mild with no precipitation ST. PAUL (AP) - Gov. Karl in Viet Nam, said, "The troops early this year. Dumont has attacked Hughes charged another still at large They were charged in Albany, Rolvaag has designated state WASHINGTON MB - "You for refusing to dismiss Eugene Thursday. know I can't say anything," in Viet Nam don't think too Rolvaag, Mattson and Mag- and recovered the cannon used N.Y., with conspiracy to violate Rep. Jack Fena to be his repre- kindly about this. D. Genovese, a Rutgers Univer- to blast open the vault. the statute on interstate trans- LOCAL WEATHER was Luci Johnson's reaction nusson are members of the sity professor sentative at Ribbing's Taconite "Most soldiers think as I do, Democratic-Farmer-Labor par- who said he would Jack Frank, 33, of Freeport, fortation of stolen property. The Official observations for the Development Day banquet Monday to reports she has ask- welcome a Viet Cong victory in ed her parents' that everyone should do a hitch ty. N.Y., taken into custody by fed- BI also charged Singer with a 24 hours ending at 12 m. to- Wednesday. The governor will be permission to in tho service." the Vietnamese war. Hughes eral agents, was to be arraigned violation of the federal firearms day : in Washington as vice chairman marry 22-year-old Pat Nugent said he disagrees with Genoveso today before a U. S. commis- act in connection with the trans- Maximum, 64; minimum, 46; of the White House conference of Waukegan, 111. but that to fire him would be to portation of a 20mm antitank noon, 59; precipitation, none. on health. Fena is from Hibbing. And Nugent was similarly violate academic freedom. Rut- gun from Quebec to Syracuse. noncommittal when queried as gers is a state university . The FBI said that it had re- to the state of his romance with In Virginia, where Gov. Al- covered, with the aid of the the President's 18 - year - old berts Harrison is ineligible to Three Dead Navy and Coast Guard, the anti- daughter. run again, Godwin seeks to ex- tank gun used in the burglary Arsenal Found "My private life is my own tend the 40-year control by the from waters near the Meadow- and so b Luci's," said the tall Democratic organization led by brook Parkway bridge to Jones blond Marquette University U.S. Sen. Harry F. Byrd. Story In Fire at Beach on Long Island. graduate. is likely to take votes of con-, servatives in both • The were an- In Klan Car parties. development* Luci was reached In person Both Godwin and Holton nounced Monday night in Wash- WASHINGTON (AP) - A establishment, he and his men have located the two cars that had for the first time since the re- made vigorous efforts to cap- ington, D.C, by FBI Director J. Georgia police chief testified to- port Friday Superior, Wis. Klux carried the Klansmen. They that she flew to the ture the Negro vote, and a Edgar Hoover, who said labora- day he arrested five Ku LBJ ranch in Texas ASSOCIATED PRESS burning were parked near the local to ask par- record turnout of 550,000 voters By THE tory experts positively identified Klansmen after a cross ental permission to marry Nu- Two children and their grand- and found an arsenal in their klavern headquarters, he said. is expected. Both Godwin and the cannon as the one used in gent. Holton are predicting father, who was babysitting with the burglary. auto. victory . Blackwell said he arrested She was leaving a two-hour An overwhelming Democratic the youngsters, were killed when Police said the Brink's build- Chief Leo Blackwell, of Grif- two men in the klavern — he a home in Super- session in Georgetown Univer- victory is expected ln legislative fire destroyed ing ln Syracuse was broken into fin , Ga., told the House Com- named them as Colbert McGriff sity's science building Monday. Activi- at dusk races. ior, Wis., the weekend of Oct. 23-24 and mittee on Un-American and Oliver Custis Sanders—and and said she was rushing to In Cleveland, Republican Other fires in Minnesota and thieves fired at least 30 rounds ties that the incident occurred three others later. He identified church. County Auditor Ralph J. Perk is nearby Wisconsin did an es- from a 20mm cannon to blast April 24, 1964. these three as Allen Bayne, million damage It a a holy day of obligation trying to capitalize on a Demo- timated '$125 open the vault. Thomas Royce Carlyle and a (All Saints Day) Monday. The thieves made off with The committee was looking and 1 have to cratic split to oust Mayor Itnlph Sunday and John Mitchell. get to 5:30 p.m. Mass — if I S. Locher. $416,028 from the vault, includ- also into the activities of Nacl- Killed In the Superior blase 774 in cash and $255,254 rema, Inc., which investigator Blackwell said all were miss it I'll bo in trouble," Luci In Philadelphia , Democratic ing $160, Dist. Atty, were Thomas Podgorek, 75, and in checks. Philip Manuel described as a strangers to him and he suggest- apologized. She entered a White James C. Crumllsh Laurie Podgorek, 3, and her 6- Frank, a bachelor and a me- Klan offshoot for those who ed they were from out of town. House car and was driven Jr. faces a strong challenge year-old brother, Peter, chil- Long Island, was ar- wanted "more violent action." away. from Arlen Specter , a Democrat chanic on In searching their cars, Black- turned Republican. Democrats dren of Peter Podgorek, 23, and rested Monday night in Garden The word is a reverse spelling 21. Firemen well said he uncovered a small There has been no White have dominated tho city 's poli- his wife, Caroline, City, then taken to the FBI of- of American. House conflrmatiin or denial of apparently Monday to arsenal and Klan robes and tics since 1949. said the grandfather fice in Manhattan for finger- Witnesses refused the report that Luci was for the children while committee ques- signs. In Louisville, GOP Alderman was caring Brinting and other processing. answer any Witnesses at the cross burn- trying to persuade the Presi- work. An- in the Federal Nacirema, schools Kenneth A. Sehmeid is trying to the parents were at le was lodged tions about ing, Blackwell said, told him dent to let her marry Nugent, be the second Republican may- child, a 4-year-old boy, House of Detention. on how to handle explosives, or other that McGriff covered them from who is about to enter military Sgt. Claude or in a row after 211 straight fled safely from the burning Federal agents said Singer, parties at a klavern headquar- WANTS TO GO BACK TO VIET NAM . . . been employed as a one of the cars with a weapon service. M, Spiva of Decatur, Ga., is treated in a hospital at Ft. years of Democratic control. home. who had ters near Atlanta. The parties gun as Nugent, 23, from Waukegan, Marlin Volz, law school dean nt fires were salesman, had been convicted in Klans- that looked like a tommy Gordon, Ga., for wounds suffered in Viet Nam fighting. Burned out in other led to the arrest of five . 111., first dated Luci June 4 the University of Louisville , is laundry and movie Canada in 1061 for shopbreaking the cross was set up and ignited Despite his injuries and his mother's objections , Spiva wants a self service men on charges of maintaining Blackwell said he also found when he escorted the Presi- his Democratic opponent. Re- River, Minn., and given a suspended sentence. house, Maj. Miriam A. theater In Pfne a disorderly records indicating one of the dent's daughter, who was dis- to go back. Attending him are Army nurse, publican Mayor William O. buildings housing sev- He was described as 6 feet tall, wordmoster. (AP Photo- and two said after a cross Klansmen was an organizer for guised in a wig, to the Mar- Gately and Sgt. William A. Whitten, Cowger is ineligible for re-elec- eral businesses in Bice Lake, 192 pounds, with brown hair and Blackwell was burned ia front of a Negro the KKK. quette graduation prom. fax) tion. 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KEEPS HAIR NEAT AIL 1 ' I HALLMARK & GIBSON BOXED 'CHRISTMAS CARDS ^ DAY W,TH0UT QREA8B a I ¦ ¦ ,j . , j 100's To Select From All At . ¦-;¦ ::r\-^™-*r.\At %- \ 10% Discount Vtt%i£-Miti.zi' 7u 1®SX7®\W*V™III hi—i~ 'll * I'hi I : £ESMn^wi<'.r. .?}ii3&m!.\ llllllf— IIIIIII il>M-^™tiBlfMyilllrWf?ilCHICAGO The Impact struck Senior High School to of the foundation, the five-foot high cardboard men were told by Stephen Ne- hour he described as unusual- plex with the east corner opposition to such policies. He and vocational school I think FRIDAY or SATURDAY leaving it askew. Plate glass carton in flames. She ran into kola , St. Mary's College Senior. ly busy in that area. did not explain what he meant the store proper and summon- The procession will start at Commenting that he favored wo should follow the state's flew into the street. * by legal or illegal demonstra- advice on an adequate- site. Nov. 72-13, Dec. 3-4, IO-H, 1965 Fillmore County Deputy ed a male employe to the room. St. Mary's and will include the groups objectives, Aid. tions. It was this "It seems to me it would Wayne Haugerud was called and employe—Kotlarz students from College of Saint Barry Nelson — who later voted expensive for Your choice of these fine trains, leaving on dates shown —who was wrestling ALD. IIENKY Parks wanted become awfully took the youth back to the jail with the Teresa and Winona State Col- against the permit — asked the school board to have to ahoyc, returning from Chicago by midnight Monday. at Preston. He apparently carton, now completely envel- lege as it moves downtown. whether students would uso to know what sort of banners property oped in flames buy more downtown wasn't injured. The owner of the , when the uni- other means of showing their would be carried. Nekola re- later to allow for expansion. NORTH COAST LIMITED car parking lot was notified. It dentified youth who had been STUDENTS hope to hold a sentiments. plied that they would deal with EMPIRE BUILDER rally near the flagpole on post You must also consider that carried a Tomah sticker. burning brash came into the Signatures will be collected, the two themes he had outlined. 300 Viita-Dom* MORNINO TWIN ZEPHYR storeroom. office property, Nekola said. if you're going to have The youth wasn't identified Nekola replied, and sent to The sponsoring organization is people in that school you're go- Vltta-Dom* AFTERNOON TWIN ZEPHYR Postal officials have said they known as Student Identification BLACK HAWK (Ovtrnlghl) Immediately. THE GOOD start which McGeorge Bundy, a presidenti- ing to have 200 cars to be park- the were not sure with the American System, he a terrific fire got was attributed by Kei- al adviser who has been active- ed and you're creating pend one to four days in Chicago .... ample time lo sen such permis- -,. said. traffic problem. I, personally, S per to the highly combustible ly defending the administration tlie many attractions or visit friends and relatives. sion could bo City appearances across In answer to Aid. Stoltman's can't see how tho board can packaging of the goods stored granted, he in college tho nation. query, Nekola said the groAip even consider this downtown In the room. In particular, the continued. As 'l fire marshal cited ^"-..— ^.. would agree to Central Park site." some dishes an alterna- V-OUnCIl REFLECTING that such per- as its alternate site, if the Ehmann quoted a statement We will gladly make your hotel reservation! In Chicago. used as premiums which were 11 v e, the obligate tho during the wrapped in Japanese mission would council gave permission. made by the board Special reduced rate at a leading Loop Hotel. paper. group would like to use 5th council to allow like privileges brief lull in the discussion period prior to the bond issue NEW SHOWER VALVE i This paper Is much A. | | more Street, between Main and Cen- to a possible anti-administra- was broken by Aid. David on high school nnd vocational DOM WOWtWTWOJ combustible than the American FoNf HANOU ter streets, in front of the post tion demonstration, Aid. Nelson Johnston's motion to extend school construction in which product, Keiper said ; and its office, Nekola told aldermen. , what he thought school officials were quoted as Cray Lino Sightseeing Tour of Chicago $3.50. Ignition gave the flames a tre- asked Nekola permission for the parade and The rally is expected to last should be done. Nekola said he rally. Voting in favor were Aid. saying that they felt that the (Available only when purchas ed with your rail ticket) menodus initial buildup. about a half-hour, he said, and public would object to removal thought tho council should "go Johnston, Donald Klagge, Har- information • reurralitint • ticketa Crackers and cookies wrap- is exclusively a student pro- , as long as it of four blocks of residential sssssssifaHa^s^^Vssssssssss!in cellophane also along with it " old Thiewes and Stoltman. Op- ped gave off ject. was legally conducted . property from tho tax rolls for t. B. MALAY, Tlckat Aomnr HUT large quantities of heat as they posing votes were cast by Aid. 4fX>Vpassssfl Aldermen stirred uneasily as the post Nelson nnd Borzyskowskl. Aid. school purposes. Burlington Station Winona, Minn. Ignited, according to Keiper. implications The group prefers they considered the office grounds because it wish- Neil Sawyer was absent. wns Phon* 3369 A third factor Keiper men- then began ask- THAT STATEMENT of the request, es to be near tho flagpo|e, said Aid. Parks, who had appeared , Santelman said, before tioned was the ventilation sys- ing questions. made tem used by Randall's. This Nekola. If not allowed to use to abstain , later asked to be the urban renewal program had C. f. DAY, TSckat Agatit I ! arrangement of fans moves ALD. HAROLD Briesath, act- the grounds, tlie students would recorded against the proposal. developed to tho present stage. lOS'/i2nd Av«. S.W. Rothtilw, Minn. llffl-—-, |MU^| faster when quantities of hot air ing mayor in the absence of then like to use the street near- He said ho is opposed.to any The board was asked whether Phona; 292.2072 I O'Loughlin VWtTsfll Frank rise into it, Keiper said. In the Mayor R. K. Ellings, suggested est the flag (5th Street) , he demonstrations such as those it had considered other sites ^¦smsilWH^ MI Heating Co. being held in southern states for the vocational school . Santel- mnWimmiWi'MWmimumumnmi}mmmmm\WminmW F^,\ I Plu-blnt? * ¦ Sunday afternoon fire> the ef- Central Park, south of the post explained . 1107 B. Third St. •- Phone 370J The parade and subsequent like Alabama. man said it had considered sev- 1 —^__— fect was to provide a strong office, as a alto. Aid. James They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmie Hatlo I Unicycle Inventor Ask to Biiy 9L cHapfmna£JhuL WghL $26,118 Price Dead in Colorado Two NUCLA, Colo. (AP) -¦ Servic- ea are planned Wednesdayat Part of Old Road On 7 Parcels Nucla for Loo Lacher, 82, promi- Any old highway! in the nent western slope residentwho county for sale? Evening With laid claim to the Invention of This was the question pro- posed to the Winona County the unlcycle. Board of Commissioners Mon- For School Lacher said he was also the The Board of Education Mon- day afternoon by two Winona Meg and Tony day night moved a step closer first person to ride the one- men, Clarence Haase and Les- to acquisition of eight more wheeled vehicle on a tightrope, lie Root By EARL WII-SON parcels of property on its new beforea New York City audience Tne two appeared before the said they were in- NEW YORK — Well, now, what Hollywood personalities do Senior High School construction shortly before the torn of the board and you suppose Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon want to spend site with agreement on a pro- terested In purchasing a small an evening with? posal for damages submitted century. plot of land—about 150 by 200- Don't mention I told you, but you can bet it might be "people by attorneys for the property He died Sunday at a Palisade teet for two mobile homes. like Rock Hudson and Shirley MacLaine." owners in the area near the nursing home after an extended They wanted to purchase a sec- , You see, Sharman Douglas is hostessing a big party for vest end of Lake Winona. Illness. His¦ home wa? In.Natur- tion of an old highway which ita. ' ¦ - ., about 90 at LcBistro in Beverly Hills ... but in addition Sher- The proposal had been sub- ¦ had been replaced by a new man's good friend, Hollywood publicist Rupert Allen, is giving mitted to RobertLangford , the roadway. a small party for about 18 along board's legal counsel in the ETTRICK PATIENT Leo R. Borkowski, board «ith retired Gen. Frank A. Mc- off the record that Hubert Hum- site acquisition, by attorneys for ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) — chairman, referred the men to Carthy, at Allen's home . . . highway office to phrey "doesn't have an ounce owners of seven parcels for Louis Salzwedel Sr., South Bea- the county and just over a dozen can be which a settlement of $26,118 ver Creek, is hospitalized at see if any property was avail- asked to dinner. That'll be the of isolation" and he wishes he was proposed. Whitehall. able for this purpose. "In" Group. could say the same for every- Miss Douglas, now a guest in body else. Wilson said LBJ's LANGFORD also said that Beverly Hills of the Mortimer another parcel probably could passion for activity reminded be purchased for Halls while making arrange- him of the rugby star who ex- $975 and the ments to receive the royal cou- board approv- ______^ claimed, when the ball was lost ed a motion r ple, is having such problems as in the stands, "Never mind the c _ I slashing the guest list when only which would jCnOOl ball , let's get on with the authorize 5,000 want to come. Princess game." Margaret and Lord Snowdon Langford to Di-4 _ ..J The Steve Lawrence fans are enter negotia- poarq while in Los Angeles will reside demanding fiercely that Steve's in the Beverly Hills Hotel, on tbns for pur- TV show be immediately re- chase of all eight parcels. the fourth, or VIP , floor, I just newed for years and years — I Voice of the Outdoors want to say that I have a title, The lump ' sum of $26,118 ) and probably after they learn breaks down to $700 to allow SMORGASBORD too (The Earl of Wilson and Claudine Auger, James Bond's f in many years of staying at the for fees for appraiser retained playmate; in "Thunderball," has by * the property owners and I TOMORROW ^1 Beverly Hills, I've never been been signed for Nov. 8, they'll allowed on the fourth floor. awards to individual owners of: become even more insistent. David and Mary Paskiewicz, 1 and Every Wednesday I RICHARD Burton & lit Tay- TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: An $3,843;_ Marvin and Vernis Sch- 8 S P.M. to 9:30 P.M. M lor are laughing off another agent complained at Rosoff's roeder, $4,430; Glen and Marie Italian magazine piece quoting that many rock V roll singers Brems, $2,722; Charles and Vir- Lit that she "married a dead are stars at 19, but washed up ginia Milton, $3,199; Lottie Vie- man on a temporary leave" at 25: *'Their voices are still rus, $5,376; Harold and Darlene V GOLFRESTAURANT VRUSHFORDIEW J ^^L (due to his hemophilia) and that good, but their legs are shot." Armstrong, $2,580, and Theo- • ^LW she constantly fears for his WISH I'D SAID THAT: Da- dore and Violet Erickson, $3,- death. Sure, he's a bleeder, but vid Burns, dining at Reuben's 286. not that bad, they say. Burton, (which names its sandwiches The other property involved Incidentally, will have to get after stars), told the waiter: in Monday's discussion is own- more literary agents to handle "I'm dieting, so bring me a ed by Bud G. Squires and re- all the demands for his writings sandwich named for a thin ce- presents a tract of about .31 since he reviewed the Dylan lebrity." of an acre. Price is $975. THE ROCHESTER CIVIC THEATRE Thomas book ... Poet Nor- REMEMBERED QUOTE: "A man likes a woman who makes PREVIOUSLY the hoard had man Rosten's new book has negotiated agreements for the Mayo Park poems to and about Marilyn him laugh, loves . the woman Rochester, Minn. 55901 who hurts him, and marries the purchase of seven other par- Monroe and Humphrey Bogart cels on the school site. happily presents . . . Harold Wilson told friends woman who flatters him." — Anon. Langford was asked how the "SNOW WHITE & THE SEVEN DWARFS" prices proposed for the prop- EARL'S PEARLS: A lot of * ' by the Brothers Grimm WINONA DAILY NEWS people are already working a erties listed Monday night com- pared with those for which a 1-hour stage adaptation of the TUESDAY. NOVEMBER J. THI four-day week, but it takes them Children's Classic from Monday through Saturday agreements had been made VOLUME iw, NO. xn previously and he said that the to do it. — Van Rapaport. 8 BIG PERFORMANCES: PubtMiad dally except Saturday and Hot- Taffy Tuttle looked over a dis- most recent proposed acquisi- Mays by Republicanand Herald Publish- tions run about 15 percent high- ing Company, Ml Franklin St.. Winona, play of thermometers, and said, Winn. "I'll take this Fahrenheit one er. If the parcels discussed Mon- SATURDAY & SUNDAY, Nov. 6 & 7 SUBSCRIPTION RATSS — I've heard a lot about the day are purchased, it would •IngleCopy — 10c Dally, 15c Sunday brand." That's earl, brother. SATURDAY & SUNDAY ,Jov. 13 & 14 leave only five for which con- AT 2 P.M. A 4 P.M. EACH DAY Delivered by Carrier-*er Week 10 cents weeks tUJO demnation proceedings would le weeks SJ2.74 S3 be required in District Court Children 50c Adults SI By mall atrktly In advance; paper stop- Caledonia Student ped on expiration dile. this fall. CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special) A hearing on appointment of Write or phone for reservations. In Fillmore, Houston, Olmsted. Wlnone, Wabasha, Buffalo, Jackeon, Pepin and —Student of the week at Cale- commissioners for the condem- Trempealeau counttti: donia High School last week nation is scheduled for Nov. 29. 1 year »ia.C0 J monttia tl.M ¦ e monthe MJO I month IUS was Mary Heiller, editor of the Smoke Signal, school newspa- All other subscriptions! l year »15.00 J monthe MJJ per, one of the editors ot the Nov. 10 Warning 4 months M.W I month MM Tomahawk, school ana u a 1, Sand change) of address, notices, undent member of the student council On Packages trad copies, subscription orders and other and president of the senior class mall Items fo Winona Dally Newt, P.O. Box 70, Winona,. Minis. and pep club. Junior editors of Headed Overseas the Smoke Signal are Dan Hol- Second clan postioe paid at When* (AP) Minn. land and John Janikowski. WASHINGTON - Unless they're traveling by air, Christ- Fish of the Year needed. Here is mas packages headed overseas JW Ma MMMM MMM HMDS TONITB his report ing day, and birds are scarce. * • This/big northern that tipped dated Saturday: We have reports of soma mal- should be mailed no later than "20RBA THE GREEK" Nov. 10. k ' ' 1 Itl^Jl J kW the scales at 17 pounds and 5 "Mild weather throughout lard concentrations of 2,000 ¦ ¦ A _HfflWraa-s»Ti- 1 7:00-9:30 - 75t-$1.00 If air mail is used, the dead- ^^^ ~^^^^^ ~^ v, —. ounces is, as far as we know, western Canada, and some birds where 15,000 or 20,000 was line is extended to Dec. 10. the biggest northern caught by ducks and geese are moving common a few years ago.' These are the dates recom- hook and line fishermen' in this south daily with the calendar. mended by the Post Office De- STARTS "There are some scaup in # # stretch of river this year. Allen There is very little to report. partment for assured delivery of Jl DELICIOUS, NOT H WED Most of the blue-winged teal, southern Manitoba, but we parcels in time for Christmas. Kutchara, 180 N. Baker St., pintails, EVENINGS AT 7:00 and 9:40 got it on a daredevil, a red cans and redheads have reports of large con- The same deadlines hold for 9A Delicatessen Sandwiches fi have moved south. Ernie Payn- surface and air mail greeting ^A TRY THE and white one, while crappie ter, game centrations in the north m% 35f.$1.0O-$1.25 • PASSES NOT HONORED fishing in Bathhouse Slough director of Saskat- country. It appears the can- cards headed overseas. chewan, reports, 'Still bluebird Within the United States, post- DB Hot Pastrami JQQ NOT HONORED Sunday afternoon. weather here — vasbacks had a very good and it is 70 hatch this year, but from al officials recommend mailing DA Many others Mrvod dally 11 ».m. to 12 Midnitt _W DIRECT PROM THE CINERAMA An experienced fisher- above today — and we have reports I have had and my no later than Dec. 5 for parcels man, Kutchara who was had no rain for over a month. own personal observation intended for distant states, Dec. THEATRE TO THE , fishing alone in his boat " 'We have large con- here in Manitoba, mallards 14 for those being mailed local- said the fish put up a fair centrations of ducks and are still down. We hope ly or to nearby states. Sbw&L m fight. He was using a spin- H WINONA THEATRE! geese in the western part of we'll have a more optimis- Christmas cards being mailed ning outfit wit ha six-pound tic report next week, great distances should be mailed Htt COCKTAIL LOUNGE ¦ ¦ test line. He worked the the province and the Quill but jBfi | Everybody who s aver been funny is In it! Lake, Wynyard and Last doubt it. Last year at this by Dec. 10, while those being |W_»_ 107 W. 3rd St. f_W J fish up the side of the boat Mountain Lake areas. Mal- time I reported a 15-percent sent locally should go by Dec. and easily dipped it into increase over 1963, but If 15. II Sftm p SOUtlXYKRAMOl I the boat. Looking at the lards are on the big waters. ¦ ¦ is About 60 percent of the conditions do not improve, ¦ ¦ mmm -irei 2 trophy with amazement ducks have moved south.' I predict that the 1965 fall StO CABM II O A I his nephew, Mickey Glau- flight will be down. A cold LUTEFISK BUDDY HACttTT |lt|| «t nert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Conditions In Alberta are front will move in Sunday." I Richard Glaunert, 919 W. pretty much the same. Here in ff ji BgPC*11" *^ Prairie Mnnt , gives tho THURSDAY - and av.ry Thursday 1 ^RM\ \ /ff if if c^ddg_ «R,h » _¦ __ BRANDON deWILDE FAMILY VARIETY NIGHT \AW Wf ihOm S good news thai more ducks %$£ // \L J^PM Clm»\m W D JIU HAWORIH WWH'nJ are to come. The "bluebird . . . scrumptious servings of Shrimp, i _»_ Jj _NjL l J»?_fi_?_>S, weather " of the last ten Fish, and Chicken - all 3 combln- ** T ^ ^ ^ ^P ^ T t •MINN. ia1^-_J__l_s>»s_iis**' DANAANDREWS days has held the move- atlons served family style! tf 4 AC ^^fife^ U fi/ffi ALL YOU CAN EAT. , 3>la~J OTTO PMMINQIR ment hack. A cold blast of . If \L\ •P^^ Jfot&l Winona. ft HENRYFONDA fiH FILM winter from the north is _^ \ . ' . " ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE LIQUIDATED j BEFORE MOVING FROM THIS LOCATION!
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2< MONTHS i#ri | u BEXT™WNcm* rnnM ITII nc *ss££- fttLL Y IUKN11UKt: J --- ' . ' , • *r- . Foreign Policy WORLD TODAY THE HONEYMOON IS OVER Report Overdue Big Talk But Call, I have taken no stand MISSING FOR MONTHS has been a de- Ku Klux Klan. eased consciences U. S. ambassador to aaya firing him would violate academic Wally Butterworth the award of any radio li- to control a broadcast fa- ance without unwanted con- Is just as , pub- " important as the right to the United Nations, and Solicitor General dom. Rutgers is a state university. lic relation man for the cense. Despite this, the cility, wrote Commission- trol, if the people will it. FCC gave WXUR to the er Cox. "The test the com- protest. Thurgood Marshall. United Ku Klux Kians, has Mclntire group without a mission must apply is not Duane M. Peterson William Brown rented box 33 at the 1st District It was an unsatisfactory public hearing and despite whether the applicant's Assistant Professor performance Swarthmore post office and DFL Chairman all around and the fact that the three-year freedom of expression St. Mary's College , on the part of the stu- IN YEARS GONE BY picks up his mail here two ¦ . . m dents, a hostile one. Amid sneers and ap- or three times a week — license of the original own- should be served, but ers had not expired. whether the public inter- School Aid B1U Biggest parent contempt the students quisled the mail that comes in as a re- Aid to Education To Your Good Health Ten Years Ago .>•> 1955 sult of a campaign to en- Chief reason for this un- est will be served by en- three distinguished Americans about this trusting a scarce frequency To the Editor: country's policies in Viet Nam Dr. Frank Van Alstine, graduate coordina- list right-wing support . in usual transfer was the mer- and the , discussed reasons cenary one that the station to his control." The biggest aid to educa- Dominican Republic. tor at Winona State College this liberal college town, the for doing graduate work and the specific grad- home of Swarthmore Col- was "currently losing mon- Commissioner Cox was tion ever considered by Con- Answers the college. ev. " referring to the extreme gress was the controversial SOME OF THEM were arrogant, uate program at lege. seme Robert Nelson was installed as Lady right-wing diatribes which school aid ' bill, that gave talked too much Mrs. Wally Butterworth is the "We have determined , and many of their ques- Gold Bug of Gnats Circle 13, Military Order Rev. Mclntire has delivered President Johnson his big- To Your tions former Philadelphia-New that a hearing looking to- , because of their poor English or of Lady Bugs, at the VFW clubrooms. ward a possible denial of over a national hook-up of gest legislative victory of transmission difficulties, were not clear. York radio-TV announcer who once lived with James the application is not war- radio stations. the session. Questions ranted," wrote the major- Since March, when the Previous bills had found- The three Americans — although Twenty-Five Years Ago . . . 1940 Venable, KKK attorney, in Mar- the shadow of Stone Moun- ity of the FCC cornmssion- WXUR license was granted, ered on the rocks of religi- Dear Dr. Molner: I shall said little and seemed Effective with issuance of the Burlington angered by the folder and official guide under tain, Ga. Now 63, Butter- ers. They said they relied Commissioner Cox's fears ous controversy between read in your column that attitude of the railroad's new ^ questioners — were some- 5 the railroad's station worth has an excellent on the pledge of the Mc- seem to have been justified. supporters and opponents most women don't need the date of Jan. , to douche and times too long, rambling or platitudinous. Mississippi River from Winona will speaking voice, and does lntire group that it would WXUR has featured such of federal aid to both pub- that it across the may be harmful if done no longer be known as Miner but Winona quite a business in record- "not slant the news or in right - wing commentators lic and parochial elemen- And they certainly weren't always on any way distort factual ma- as Dan Smoot, Rev. Billy tary and secondary schools. to excess. Junction^ -. ing anti-Jewish and anti- the beam even though the questions them- 'Mrs. Edwin Jackson and daugh- Negro tapes which are cir- terial." Hargls, Dean Manion, R. In her letter to this col- I have used a douche Mr. and Commissioner Kenneth K. . Scott, Kent Courtney, of baking soda selves were part of a now familiar pat' visiting Mr. Jackson's mother, Mrs. culated among hate groups. umn, Mrs. G. M. Grabow and wa- ters are Cox issued a blistering dis- Howard Kershner and the would bank her life on Al ter as a birth control tern of criticism of American policy. Henry Hess, and sister, Miss Florence Jack- He' frequently calls upon sent. He demanded that the American Educational Quie's House vote, that he > method for years. Now son. whites to protect their way This was hardly the way in which Ameri- of life by violence. commissioner at least hold League of Englewood, would ever deny help to de- I am skeptical. Do you think can foreign policy can be explained or un- a public hearing before giv- Calif. serving people. I am harming my- Fifty Years Ago . . . 1915 FOR SOME years Butter- Recently the book blast- self?-MRS. P.A.H. derstood and absorbed at home or abroad. ing a radio license to the When the key roll call W. F. Caustin left for his new position at worth has been publicity di- Mclntire organization. ing President Johnson, The program made it clear that vote in the House was re- No, I don't see any harm the need for Rochester as the manager for the Western rector of the United Klans "While I recognize that "None Dare call it Trea- such explanation can be filled corded, Al Quie voted in this — or atty benefit, by no one Grain & Coal Co. and recently drifted up to Rev. Mclntire is not the son" by John Stormer, has against the school aid bill, as well as Johnson. either. The douche is at Miss Emma Spittler, president of the Wi- the Philadelphia area where applicant here, I think a been promoted for distri- aimed primarily at helping best an unreliable method nona Nurses' Association, returned from St. he rented a post office box sufficient showing has been bution over WXUR. school districts which serve Yet , of contraception , and often because of the need for some Paul where she attended the state nurses' con- at Swarthmore. Swarth- children from impoverished fails. peace and quiet to recover from his re- vention. more postal officials have families with family in- cent operation not been happy over the What I wanted to convey , Johnson is not likely to Albert R. Brass has Opened a new plumbing comes of $2,000 or less a was that routine douches for take the airways soon. shop on 2nd Street. rental , but under the law JhsL 5IALL year. jf the sake of cleanliness are have nothing to say about This unfavorable action unnecessary, and for health In the years ahead Johnson probably Seventy-Five Years Ago ... 1890 who rents boxes as long as has all indications that the purposes are advisable only will have to take time out for a number obscene and subversive poor deserving people are when medication is requir- The Gate City Carriage Works is construct* matter is not circulated of such world-wide explanations for the for the the victims of the conserva- ed. ing a handsome covered mail wagon through Ole mails. criticism now, although mounting, is not post office of one of the principal cities in tive coalition in which the The harm in douching basically new. It just takes new forms. One possible explanation Minnesota Republican con- rests not in the douche itself Texas. for' Butterworth's picking Gustav A. Casper returned from a trip to gressmen play a major role. but in the irritating solu- JOHNSON HIMSELF recegnlxed the re- , Swarthmore for his post The truth is no one likes tions which some women Germany. -office is the location of a petitiousness of it when he said earlier this A large and appreciative audience listened to talk about the poor but use. A weak salt or soda so- year: ' " entertainment by the pinno club vigorous right-wing radio something ought to be done lution is not irritating. to the first station - WXUR - in Med- at the Opera House. about it. Any one who takes NOTE TOG "1 am the most denounced ia , only four miles away. the time to walk through his . H.: "Rubel- man in the la" is the medicel term for world. All the Communist nations have got Last March 19, the Fed- own city will see them. But One Hundred Years Ago ... 1865 eral Communication Com- German measles. a regular program on me that runs 24 delightful change you have to get out of the Everybody appreciates the mission tranferred WXUR car and walk not just talk. hours a day. Some of the non-Communist in the weather. Undoubtedly we will have In- to the Faith Theological nations just kind of practice on me." A. B. Guenther dian summer now . Seminary, of which Rev. 713 Harriet St. ¦ Carl Mclntire, the right - wing fundamentali st Right to Protest More Quaker Wherefore , ir meat make my brother to preacher, is president . Important Than War OIL BURNING offend. I will eat no flesh while the world The licensing of WXUR To the Editor : ¦Undetli . lest I make my brother to offend. to the Mclntire group was —I. Corinthians 8:13. I note that two readers Spaoe Heaters Try and Stop Me made despite protests by of the Daily News have tak- the Catholic Interracial By BENNETT CERF en exception to some of the | | _ | Council of New York, the remarks I made on Viet DAP B BROS. American Baptist Conven- Nam protests and the law nvDD fTORB According to Parisian author Jean Char- tion, the Lutheran Church in a previous letter in thh VAS HARDWARE WINONA DAILY NEWS les, French school kids perpetrate just as in America, the Anti- Defa- column, and I would likelo 574 E. 4th St, Phens 4007 An Independent Newspaper — KstnbNsfced Jlt.W many boners as do our native youngsters. mation League, the United reply briefly to both. A few examples rounded up by Monsieur Church of Christ, the Great- Dr. Barabolak's letter was W. F. WHITE G. R. Ciosw/wr C. E. Lmnr.N Charles: "The horse has four legs, 'one at er Philadelphia Council of concerned largely with is- Publisher Kiec. "Those are the shoes I plan to buy, but I don't want Director Business Mpr. each comer." ... A skeleton is a man who Churches, the AFL-CIO, the sues other than the one I and Editor & Adv. Director New Jersey Council of to see them for an hour yet!" has all his bones on the outside and no- raised. As readers will re- i BUI Merrill's W. J. COLE Aooi.ru BHLMF.K A. J. K IEKBUSCH thing on the inside." . . . "The difference THE WIZARD OF ID • By park,r and Hart Manag ing Editor City Editor Circulation Mgr. between a calf and a cow is that you're a t START YOU* DAY j calf for only one year , hut you're a cow L. S. BRONK F. II. K I.MIU: L. V. ALSTON : with Composing Supt. Picas Sxtpt. Engraving Supt. forever." . . . "During the French Revolu- | tion it inun could be arrested in the morn- WILLIAM ll. Kwii.isii C OKDON HOLTE ing, tried at noon , and come home the Comptroller .Sunday Editor same evening beheaded. " . . . "Something to MKM HER 0»- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The one American humorous writer Live By" j Fred Allen admired above all others was 6:45 Each Morning < x^2J*£ Tlie Asaoclaled Press is entitled James Thurber. "1 had started writing my \ " ? -on ! mf wmxh exclusively to the use for republlca- autobiography, recalled Allen , "when 1 IvXn Jf) tion of *" *"* ocal newa P"nttKl ln first , reiid a collection of Thurber's. Know TOvlV-4?' this newspaper' «n well as al! A.P. what I did (hen? I tore up my own com- ^•it ^y news dispatches. positions and inserted my . llnghuysen; Homer, Mrs. Leo Schneider; Luther College and Luther 135th Infantry, Lewiston, fArs. Peter Grulkowskl. is congratulated by Lt. Col. Company B. The standard bearer in the center "This is the freedom Robert Mlnnelska, Mrs. Lucille Swanson; Theological Seminary. He al- Lucian Grupa Monday evening at the Na- background is Spec. 4 Lee Blank. (Daily News Minnesota City, Mrs. Donald Rusert; so has been pastor at Orton- Frost had in mind when he said, Mount Vernon Township, Mra. Howard tional Guard Armory upon being awarded the photo) 'to me, freedom means riding Andersen; New Hertford Township, Mrs. ville, Minn., and at Trinity Lu- Clyde Bateman; Norton Township, Har- theran, La Crosse. easy in the harness.' " old Rupprecht; Pleasant Hill Town- McCain said, "No one, no IT'S CLIMBING . , . With the first Community Chest ship, Mrs. Garold Stlnson; Richmond Township, Mrs. Milton Ebert; Rolling- Your Social matter who he is, can be hap- drive just under way at Arcadia, Wis., the climb toward the stone, Leonard Relfand. py or truly successful unless he RoUingstone Township, Mrs. Walter Buffalo Co. NFO Guardsman Cited $3,800 goal already has started. From left , Stanley Wiers- Kelly, Mrs. Wlnfred Satin, Mrs. Marvin lives in accord with his highest Security galla, president of the Chamber of Commerce; Paul Sylla, • O'Grady and Mrs. Donald Speltz; St. GILMANTON, Wis. (Special) sense of the principle. Living in Charles, Mrs. Virgil Hova and Mrs No- co-chairman of the drive, and LeRoy Woychik, chairman, ble Robinson; St. Charles Township, —Buffalo County NFO will meet Q. I am about ready to the principle could only mean Mrs. Purdy Wright; Saratoga proudly pose with their new "thermometer." (King's Studio Town- at Waumandee School Thurs- For Flood Mission retire and I would like to living in God, yielding to His ship, Roy Hesby; Stockton, Ralph Ben- photo) Icke; Utica, Mrs. Dala Hulshlier; Utica day at 8:30 p.m. Delegates to Staff Sgt. Henry D. Ramer, of the 1st Brigade, 47th Infan- talk to one of the Social Se- purpose for me, to the highest Township, Mrs. Howard P. Every; War- the national convention will be understanding I had of him. ren Township, Mr. and Mrs. Walter of the National Guard Company try Division. curity men. Where do I Wachholz. elected. Members also will hear "We don't need to lose our- total of $145 was collected by CLASS AT LEWISTON Whitewater; Township, Mrs. Laa Mc- a report on the dairy meeting B, was awarded the Commenda- Sgt. Ramer was cited for a have to go to see about get- selves in religious fervor,"_ he Hugh; Wilson Township, Mrs. Everett boys and girls in their orange LEWISTON, Minn. (Special) Belch; Winona, Mrs, Brendan Lea and held at Rochester. tion Ribbon with Pendant for heroic action on April 18. The ting my Social Security pay- Mr . and Mrs. H. A. Hassinger, co- said. "We need to find our true UNICEF boxes Friday night —An evening class in the Ger- meritorious achievement in the award, which was ordered by ments. selves in the living God and to chairmen, and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. and will be used to help needy man language is being organi- Pickett, John Ambrosen, Dr. G. L. Gar- Mrs. Donald Burt, Mrs. Irwin BIn- April flood at the National Gov. Karl Rolvaag, states: A. The Winona, Minn., Dis- leave each day in active 're- ber. Dr. L. F, Johnston, the Rev. Wil- ner and Mrs. Leon Knopp; Wls- Guard Armory here Monday "Sgt. Ramer with disregard trict office is located at 356 children of the world. The boxes ed for adults at Lewiston liam T. King, Mrs, Charles A. Kubl- coy Township, Arthur Aldlrtger; Good- sponse to God.V cek Jr., Mrs. William M, Markle, the view, Mrs. Archie Halverson; Homer evening. for his own safety, volunteered E. Sarnia St. in Winona. This should be returned to the Strum 'High School. Michael Totzauer, Rev, Harold Rekstad, C. W. Slebrecht, Township, Pickwick and Pickwick Val- The ceremony was conducted to pilot a small boat through office is open to the public Mon- J. Russell Smith, E . R . Streater, Mr . ley, Mrs. Ray Nagle; Homer Township, STRUM GIVES $145 Lutheran Church office or Hul- German instructor in high and Mrs. John C. Pendleton, Mr. and Pleasant Rldgs, Mn. Donald Schnlepp by Lt. Col. Lucian Grupa, exe- dangerous waters during dusk day through Friday from 8:30 Mrs. Carl E. Ruge Ridge, STRUM, Wis; (Special) end the Rev. E. and Homer Township, Homer cutive officer for headquarters and darkness, in order to estab- a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The people — A berg's store. school, will conduct the class. Clayton Burgess; Winona Township, Mrs. Vlda Haake. lish ah access water route to there will be happy to give you Dike 5-A, in a westerly direction any information on Social Se- from Winona. curity matters. Field represen- "Although the weather was tatives from this office make County Board cold, windy and rainy, and not- regular visits to many towns withstanding the constant dan- in the area. The time and place ger imposed by submerged of these visits can be obtained objects and floating debris, Sgt. at any post office. OKs Contract Ramer ably completed his mis- Q. I am 67 years old and sion. As a result of his actions, am still working full time, an access route was established have good earnings, and I for use by relief water craft don't have any intention of On Planning in effecting re-supply of ma- retiring in the foreseeable terials urgently required by ' "' An agreement for a recon- dike workers. future. T do not want .to draw monthly Social Se- naissance survey of Winona "Sgt. Reiner's display of high County was approved Monday sense of purpose and his dedi- curiay benefits but I do afternoon by the Winona County cation to the difficult task for want to become eligible for [ Once you see your Ford Dealer's 49 new models fbr BB, you're going to want 'em all] the health insurance bene- G0TA49CAR GARAGE? Board of Commissioners. which he had so unhesitatingly The commissioners signed an volunteered, reflects most fa- fits to go into effect next * % agreement with Nason, Law vorably on himself, on bis unit, July 1. Is there anything I Wehrman & Knight, Minneapo- - must do in order to qual- on the Minnesota Army National ¦ ~ -_ V-^Ji~VS^_ / lis, the planning firm, to pay Guard, the state of Minnesota, ify? ^__s sssssssssssssssssssssssssssss JJ^^B_w $500 at the completion of the and on the National Guard as A. Yes, to become eligible fox survey. a whole. hospital insurance benefits you Unit administration and sup- must file an application. Also, THE reconnaissance survey ply records were checked Mon- because of your age, you must is needed if the county plansto for day afternoon by Mai Louis E. enroll in the supplemental med- More fun *^a|__¦ B^^9^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ HH99H »v go ahead with a planning and Jandro, brigade training officer, ical insurance program before zling V-8's up to 271 hp-new . " -^JK^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^SHBf zoning program with federal and C.W.O. Merlyn J. Blume, March 31, 1966 in order to be funds. administrative specialist from covered as of July 1, 1966. You Included in the reconnais- ¦ brigade headquarters. Both are should visit your nearest Social sance survey, ^_ of Owatonna, Minn. Security office right away. according to I /» 7" the planners, V-OUfHy would be an DEAR ABBY: Inventory of • pDnar J existing data, 1 oaro a survey of planning needs, an inventory and survey report, and the for- mulation of a planning program. Gift for Baby The firm also agreed to meet twice with the county planning and zoning committee to dis- cuss the reconnaissance sur- Is Appropriate vey. The $500 will come from county funds. Commissioner Len Merchle- By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN witz, Winona, said he didn't DEAR ABBY: One of the girls ln our office has a new think all townships had contri- baby, bom out of wedlock. She decided to keep the baby. She buted their $25 to the county worked here for seven months and everyone liked her a lot. fund for the planning and want- Here's the problem: Another girl in the office is taking up ed to know if they would still a collection to buy a gift for the baby. I am of the opinion receive the services. that if I give something toward the gift, it will look like I am Chairman Leo R. Borkowski, condoning immorality. If you were in my place, would you Goodview, saidT he didn't think give? HIGH MORALS the townships should receive the $25 was paid. DEAR HIGH: The baby is here, and services until the it is as blameless as any born IN wed- Homer needs the planning, Bor- action was lock. You aren't being asked to contri- kowski added. No bute toward a medal of honor" for the taken. " to a member of the mother, just a gift for the new baby. If According I were in your place I would give. county planning and zoning com- , Whitewater mittee, Homer and DEAR ABBY: Nobody has to tell me 13 totally re-invented townships have not paid their of the what my problem is. I am at least 50 pounds Fairlanesl $25 into the fund. Most overweight. I am 27 years old and every- townships paid their fee In remainder in 1964. body tells me what a pretty face I have. 1963 and the When I walk by the store windows, I don't IN OTHER business concern- even want to look at the pretty clothes be- ing the planning and zoning, ABBY cause 1 Know 1 can't wear mem. 1 nave George Burns, Winona, ap- a few girl friends, but no dates. Lately I've started to worry peared before the board to ask about myself so much I can't fall asleep at night. I have for reimbursement for trips he no one to blame but myself for the shape I'm in, but I has made on zoning matters. He never seem to do anything about it. Do you know of a quick said he had made at least one diet I can follow, Abby? I would like to lose this weight in trip to the Winona County board three months. HATE MYSELF and two trips to the county Lewiston. DEAR HATE : You didn't put on those 50 pounds in agent's office at . in three was reimbursed three months, and you can't expect to lose them Burns said he doctor and follow his instructions. When at which a secre- months. See a for meetings you start counting calories, you won't have to count sheep. tary recorded the minutes, hut no minutes were kept of these DEAR ABBY: After reading many letters pro and con meetings. The commissioners about whether cats DO suck the breath from babies, I am ______^*^^"^^^V^______*a*^______^fiEft ^£)r jAmmmmmwl discuss the matter. agreed to impelled to comment. To suck anything, the sucker must lsl[..HHMHeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaV.^. surround with his lips the receptacle from which he sucks LIBRARY AT ARCADIA in order to create a partial vacuum. Consider the shape ^ ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) - of a cat's mouth. Now tell me how a cat can make a vacuum ^^^^^ft tej_^__n*9l_|_ ^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ B|H^^^^__ ^^^^VVv______j^______HP___Jn_3 *¦ %^___l^____r Groups of students and leaders so that no air is admitted through any side. It's impossible. have made arrangements to But even if it WERE possible, the baby could still obtain air visit the Arcadia public library through its nose! this week ln observance s 47th Now tell me, how can a cat "hold" a baby's nose while annual National Book Week. covering its mouth? As long as the baby is getting air, no vacuum can be produced. Another fact. Cats are naturally curious, and their hear- ing is especially acute. When a cat puts his nose against ^ something, he is investigating. In the case of a baby, the Powered by Ford... presented by w ® 0FF £ot Is probably curious about the "escaping air." A cat will ^ 25% seek warmth, and could conceivably suffocate an infant by sucking ON ALL lying on its face. But as for the story about cats babies' breath, it Is scientifically impossible! Scotti "ENLIGHTENED" CONFIDENTIAL TO "SAD HEART" IN MIAMI: It has Lawn Products been said that when a father gives to his son both laugh. OWL MOTOR COMPANY , Main St. Winona, Minn. But when a son gives to his father, both cry. 4th * DADD BR0S- IfUDD STORE Problems? Write to Abby, Box 60700, Los Angeles, Calif. 37* E. 4th St. Phon* 4007 For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. ' "CHARGE .^——H- -^ NO MONEY DOWN ON ANYTHING WARDS SELLS-JUST SAY IT" ^
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It hot. plastic top. 1/ vy aluminum. ¦ >«V^^- movabl. Vrd. 3 © Marilyn Johnson Georgina Lommen / Becomes Bride of Retired Teacher, M. G. KaltenhauseY Honored on 88th CALEDONIA, Minn. (Spe- KELLOGG, Minn. (Special ) — cial) — • Miss Georgina Lom- Miss Marilyn Dianne Johnson, at a dinner daughter of' Mrs men was honored . Veldonna Supper Club Johnson, Kellogg, and the late party at the Crest of her 88th birth- Clarence Johnson, became the here in honor bride of Michael G. Kaltenhaus- day Thursday. er, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Present were her brother and Kaltenhauser, Rush City, Minn., his wife, Mr. and Mrs. William at St. Agnes Catholic Church A. Lommen, Windom, Minn.; Oct. Vi. daughter, Mrs. Hugh Harold- The Rev. Robert Sheehan per- son, Inglewood Calif., and cou- formed the ceremony. Mrs. Ar- sins, Dr. Arnold Lommen, Aus- thur Graff was organist. tin, Minn., and Melvin Lang-/ lie, Monrovia, Calif. THE BRIDE, given in mar Miss Lommen was born iage by her brother-in-law, Ev- here Oct. 28, 1877 to Mr. and erett Johnson, was attired in a Mrs. J. P. Lommen Her fath- floor-length gown of lace and er was the first white child tulle over white taffeta, fashion- HISTORICAL SOCIETY SCENE . . . Mrs. Mary Nihart, born in Spring Grove His par- left ed with a molded lace basque, ents came from Norway. , and Mrs. Fredolph Peterson wearing her wedding dress long lace sleeves, and scallop- of 1906, pose by a spinning wheel and other displays at ed, sabrina neckline embroider- MISS LOMMEN • retired in the Wabasha County Historical Society meeting at Lake ed in sequins. Alternating tiers 1943 after 50 years in the edu- City, Minn., last week. ( Mrs. Meta Corleus photo) of lace and tulle detailed the cation field. She is still very skirt front. The bouffant back active and walks to town sev- extended into a chapel train. eral times during the week to Her plain, silk illusion veil was eat her noon meal at the held by a crown of seed pearls hotel with friends. She Is a Yarbrough/ Stanion 4 nnd crystals. She wore a lav- member of Immanuel Luther- alier which the groom's grand- an Church and is a charter mother wore S3 years ago at member of the Houston County her wedding. Historical Society Hailed in WSC Concert Her attendants were Mrs. She taught in rural and vill- By WILLIAM SCHMID Street Quartet composed of Daniel Stellpflug, Waukesha, age schools of Houston County. With a simple unaffected piano, guitar, basa and drums. Wis., sister of the bride, mat- She was the Houston County style, Glenn Yarbrough sang to Superintendent for 12 years, THE FIRST section opened ron of honor, and Mrs. Leroy n capacity audience Monday Rick, Kellogg, and Miss Vivian taught in the Winona State Col- evening at Winona State Col- win an uninspiring pair of lege Campus School and was numbers by the quartet. Yar- Stewart, Hastings , Minn., lege. Yarbrough, formerly with bridesmaids. They wore floor- with the School of Agriculture the Limeliters, is currently brough then sang five songs of at the University of Minnesota. being featured on a a quasi-folk naturesuch as "Old length aqua gowns of brocaded nation-wide silk with bell-shaped skirts, Miss Lommen retired while tour as a soloist. He was ade- Blue," "Loch Lommond" and short sleeves, scooped necklines employed at Moorhead State quately backed by the Stanion a contemporary version of HALLOWEEN PARTY ... Mrs. Joseph Orlowske in "Frankie and Johnny." The re- and molded bodices. They wore , seated, seth, Knights of Columbus Grand Knight; Sister Mary Mi- College where she was . mainder of the first half of the matching short, net veils held and Anton Ginther, at the right, residents at St. Anne Hos- chaell, College of Saint Teresa, and Mrs. W. Wayne Smith, charge of the Campus school Former Elgin program was filled by Biff by matching nylon roses and pice, are playing a game at the Halloween party Saturday also a member of the Hospice entertainment committee. Spe- for children. Rose, a poetry-reciting comedi- carried colonial bouquets of yel- at the Hospice, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. cial prizes were awarded and lunch was served. (Daily Woman's Art an. J low mums. Others standing from left are Mrs. Sal Kosidowski, who is on News photo) ¦ "~~ Dresbach Girl Work on Display The salty, but witty young the St. Anne Hospice entertainment committee; Donald Ny- Mr. Rose began his act in an FLOWER GIRL was Miriam Feted at Shower ELGIN, Minn. - An exhibit unusual manner by narrating Brennen, St. Paul. Phyllis John- DRESBACH, Minn. (Special) of fashion drawings, watercolors a poem about Captain Medford son, sister of the bride, was jun- Houston Firemen' s La Crescent WSCS Circle meetings of Living Hope —A prenuptial shower in hon- and color photographs by a wom- from New Bedford. Most of ior bridesmaid. Miriam wore a Winona Boat Lutheran Church have been an- or of Miss Leslie Waas was an formerly from Elgin is on the humor in this whale's tale white floor-length dress of lace Dance Scheduled Hears EUB Story nounced. Thursday Miriam Cir- held Thursday evening at the display in a Chicago suburb au- and tulle identical to the bride's. Club Opens home of her aunt Mrs. Oscar was provided by well-timed HOUSTON, Minn. LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Spe- cle meets at Fellowship Hall at , ditorium. sound effects. By the time She wore a white lace and tulle — The an- Olson. Twenty-three were pres- in- New Season cial) — Women's Society of 2 p.m.; Rebekah Circle meets The work was done by Mrs. termissionarrived , one wonder- hat and carried a basket of red nual Houston fire department with Mrs. Helen Temte at 2 ent. Miss Kay Freeman was Knute Monson, Rogers Park, ed whether he was seeing the roses. Phyllis wore a floor- The first social event of dance will be held Nov. 19. Syl Christian Service of La Cres- p.m.; Rachel Circle meets with winner of the hostess prize. 111., the former G. Lia Evans, Glenn Yarbrough Show or the length dress like the attendants. Liebl and the Jolly Swiss Boys cent Methodist Church met this Mrs. Lester Tranberg at 8 p.m. Miss Waas will be a Novem- Her headdress and matching the fall and winter season for Elgin. She is the daughter of Biff Rose Show. will furnish music afternoon in the church. Mrs. Friday Naomi Circle meets at ber bride of Harold Viner, Ona« Mrs. Guy T. veil were held by a matching the Winona Boat Club will be . Evans here and Yarbrough gave the public Letters have been mailed to Gladys Ryan was hostess chair- the Fellowship Hall at 8 p.m. laska, Wis. was graduated from Elgin High what they came to hear during, nylon rose. She carried a bas- held Saturday .with dinner at School. Houston and trade areas enclos- man. the second half of the program! ket of red roses. 6:30 p.m. in the relocated club- The program "The EUB Roger Ertz, Rush City, was ing two tickets to the dance. , Mrs. Munson, a free-lance Although most effective in a house. Formerly this was a Donations for Story," was presented by Mrs. fashion illustrator, best man; Jay Ertz, Rush City, the department has taught soft intimate type of song, Yar- are solicited. William Rae-'and Mrs. Harry fashion Illustration at the Chi- and James Olson, Grand Rap- floating clubhouse, but during DR. C. R. KOLLOFSKI 9 «¦- • through 5 p.m. brough stirred the audience to 5 With the tickets is a red tag Foust. cago Academy of Fine Art and spontaneous participation in the ids, Minn., groomsmen, and the flood, members floated the Women of the South Ridge Saturday 9 to 12:30 is a member of the Chicago Norvan Johnson, brother of the with the word "Fire" at the DR. MAX L. DEBOLT lively "Whatcha Coin' to Do." clubhouse onto the land, and it top and the number to call Evangelical United Brethren Artist Guild and Chicago Art The high point of the evening bride, and Greg Sdoka, Rush is now ready for use by the for the fire department. Per- Church were guests at the • Optometrists Club. One of her watercolors is was his recorded hit, "The City, ushers. Ring bearers were meeting. in a current show at the Swiss Robert Johnson and Thomas members for social gatherings. sons are asked to attach the ¦ Hcneywind Blows." tag to the telephone so they THIRD AND MAIN SIS. PHONE 6850 - 3631 Chalet Galleries, Hotel Bis- Brennen. The latter is of St. Roast sirloin of beef will be will have the correct number I ' —nasaa——asss—ass——a—- ¦ marck, Chicago. NATURALLY enough, Yar- Paul. featured in the menu, with ETTRICK CIRCLES ¦ to call in an emergency. ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) - brough felt obliged to push his The bride's mother wore a Mrs. Vera Campbell serving on latest recordings. Unfortunate- gold and light blue brocaded the dinner committee, assisted Durand High School ly most of these songs were not silk crepe dress and the "The by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mei- Sets of the same caliber as groom's mother a two-piece, Mrs. Puppet Show, HoneywindBlows. " Yarbrough ers, Miss Esther Hardt, m forest green mohair suit. Both Mrs. David Sie- DURAND even made apologies for many E. H. Beynon, , 'Wis. — A home- had orchid corsages. Mr and Mrs. Dale Gjer- town boy of them. Several songs obvious- vers, . will give a lyceum drum, Russel Rossi, Mr. and program Nov. 9 at 2 p.m. at ly aimed at the teenage rock A RECEPTION for 200 guests consumer tended to cheapen was held at the Witte Pavilion Mrs. RollieiBoland and Mr. and Durand High School under spon- Mrs. Lawrence Breitbach. Dec- sorship of Durand Woman's the quality of the whole pro- here. The wedding cake was Why does the head chef Club, gram. made and served by Mrs. Hen- orations are in charge of Mr. table arrange- George Latshaw will put Glenn Yarbrough no longer ry Hubley and Mrs. Vernon and Mrs. Boland, on ments by Joe Muzika, Miss his puppet show. Born here, labels himself a folk singer, but Johnson, aunt of the bride, Latshaw now works from there are many who feel that poured. Assisting were the Harriet Kelley, Robert Wera and Curly Sievers. Mrs. Her- at Antoine's Cleveland, Ohio. He has earned he still does his best work in Misses Dede Engbloom, Marlen national renown as a profes- the commercial folk area. Sanford, Diane Roschen, Mar- bert Hassinger will be the hat sional puppeteer and has ap- leys Johnson, Judith Giem and check girl. peared ln movies. Elaine Kruger and the Mmes. Hans Hanson and Miss Hardt Eitzen Church John Anderson, Clara Schouwei- will preside at the h o r s cook with gas? st. MATTHEW^S AID Richard d'oeuvres table preceding the ~ Women to Meet ler, Frank Kuklinski, He cooks with gas because he St. Matthew's Lutheran Lad- Marlin Wheeler and dinner. E. H. Beynon and Mrs. needs th* kind of con- then and there. Turn a burner on a gas range up, Braun, trol only gas can give you. You get tha exact cooking down ies Aid will meet in the church EITZEN, Minn. — Women's Alois Freiburg. Julian Kulas will handle ticket , on or off and it goes up, down, on or off. basement Thursday at 2:30 Fellowship of St. Luke's United a sales. Entertainment will be temperature you want because you hav* hundreds Instantly. This kind of perfect control is why th* The newlyweds left for of heats to p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Church of Christ will meet Bemidji, provided by Mr. and Mrs. Fred choos* from on * gas rang*, not just great chats appreciate gat ranges. And why you'll week's honeymoon in five or six. And you Otto Glende and Mrs Anna Thursday at 2 o'clock. Minn. Naas, Mrs. Beynon, Herbert get that exact temperature right feel th* sam* way.L fv* modern for less... .with gas. Kratz. The Thankofferlng Ingather- She attended Kellogg and Hassinger and Dave Sievers. ing Service will be held. Mrs. Wabasha public high schools Members are to bring their silver, All are Fremont Schultemeier and Mrs. and is employed as an assem- own dishes and Leon Feil, chairmen of the Litton Industires, Min- invited to attend this opening bler at of LARGEST spiritual life department, will neapolis. Her husband is a grad- event of the winter series be in charge of the program. uate of Rush City High School parties to be held in the club- Hostesses are the Mmes. Minnesota School of house. Lloyd Dehning, Luella Welper, and of the ¦ Diamond Display In Business. He is employed as a Roy Schah, Earl Schah and Har- Mailing Corp., old Paus. driver for United Durand Woman 's Southern Minnesota! ¦ Edina, Minn. Priced From ST. JOHN'S AID They will reside at 2321 Du- Club to Meet (Special) pont Ave. S., Minneapolis. LEWISTON, Minn. giv- DURAND, Wis. (Special) — <&£* OQ50 — St. John's Lutheran Ladles A prenuptial shower was American Legion hall "Revolution in Mental Health Aid will meet Wednesday in the en at the " will be tfiel topic by the bride's sisters, Mrs. Ev- Activities church social rooms. Mrs. Ar- given by Walter Coners, psy- erett Johnson and Mrs. George chie McLeod and Mrs. Ger- chologist, when the Durand hardt Belike will be hostesses. Lamey. Woman's Club meets Nov. 9 at _ ' ¦ HH NOMU. '.*._ „ If.—1~». X 7S . Trr>«»_««!. d.C .i'^"-"!'!.! .!'. ^ ) J. 71 Members are reminded to bring 8 p.m. in St. Mary's Hall. Mrs. llilll l coffee strips, coupons and gifts Tamarack LCW Louise Miller is program chair- for the Indian Mission. To Hear Writer man. The business meeting will LEWISTON PTL be followed by lunch served SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- by the Mmes. Galen Lieffring, LEWISTON, Minn, (Speciali- ) Har- cial — Mrs. Martin Ford, Galen Coulson, William Callan, st. John's Lutheran School PTL mony, will be speaker when the 30-DAY POSITIVE MONEY will meet at 8:15 p.m. today Gordon Heuer and Ray Coaty. Tamarack Lutheran Church The club is sponsoring the BACK GUARANTEE Ln the school auditorium. Re- Women meet at 8 p.m. today. Latshaw Puppet Show that aft- ports will be given by Miss Mrs. Ford is known by many am M VfMfleB ernoon at 2 in the public school S—S—S— F _B _L 1_, \-*sr*Ml*p* *Iw iKjftffiMWWffW IM argot Schultze, Miss Donna through her column, "Whim- s—BI_s—_B -L—L l- i, 1 a_- a* Windmeler and E, A. Wilde. auditorium. Latshaw , a native sey," in the magazine section sin- Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Braatz , of the Winona Sunday News. of Durand, will present a Cortland's Clyde Haedtke and George gle performance entitled, "The QUALITY JEWELERS Sarah Circle is in charge of the Griffin are on the serving com- program. Emperor's New Clothes," by mittee. Treasure chests will be offer- Hans Christian Anderson. ed at this meeting. New circle chairman or other representa- Discriminating Brides-To-BeSILVER tives are to meet in the Boy LUTEFISK wa the Scout Room at 7:30 p.m. >*^^VT—¦—S^J • • a ys choose Soelnl- Hostesses will be Mrs. Enoh ^^ ' * ,y Correct Wedding Stationery Anderson, chairman, and the DINNER AAm* Ai&r \\ ^Fl , Arvid from our 9clection Mmes. Owen Vaaler \ J _tii ^/»»f«7 ^U?§__y'/ °* PLAIN . Wlste, Hildus Wold, Harold and SUPPER Y^^/)~ fc Q0W m EM. Wright , Albert , Clarence, Moti- y^^^ le, Hildus, John and Paul An- Th* Ladltt of Christ Lutheran ^^^^SJ—W^i BOSSED. Llturtfcnl and Church, , Mfnnotota, ¦Haas_s___ss__*_s__- I fit OILIA f* sTfl MuuliiffiffBa--l . < \ derson , Ralph Ardlnger and Gil- Pr*»ton P V I)<'llt,e"Ed8ed design". will ttrv* their , annual Luta- \f ^^* jM* ^m\Wr mn Askelson and Miss Nora flik Dinner and Supper In r Arnston. their Fellowship Hall on: \ ^< ^A~§W2\ • imprinted Stationery Tho Golden Age group will be ^/- ^Jr * • Combination G»/l Boiea entertained by Eunice Circle in November. Thurs., Nov. 4 • imprinted Matchboofc* Serving to be from 11:00 a.m. Invitation s reasonably \ Jlrfd to the beauty of your spe- to 1:00 p.m., and from 4:00 ' y. _„_ FRESH prlced from W _|n, soU)_g wlU| -t_ p.m. on. per hundred and up ^ tractive Holiday Napkins. Menu: Lutefisk with drawn Lv~s*: I butter, Norwegian meatballs OYSTER and brown gravy, masbed po- NOTE—WE GIVE ONE DAY SERVICE tfltoes, cabbage salad, crnn- h. .Ties and pickles, rolls, STEW lefse, stroll, rosettes, aand- at th* tarts, fnttlgman, and coffee. ¦_ 7$ Children . I Northern Adult* $1 75* t Natural Gas |\ J 477 E. Sanborn WINONA Phon* A1V STEAK SHOP Everyone it cordially I ^s_ Company !>>• »IM IIH. a«rvtna N»lu™4 FREE BRIDE'S BOOK 1.5 Main St. invited ! * *• ¦ t* ywrt total fM ««mp«—f Caledonia Church Public Card Party Half a Ton of Lutefisk Hosts 100 at Set by WN Club Haugen, Barbara Grob, Gail Deanery Meeting Who's New Club is sponsor- Spooky Play Albee, Gloria Krttlescn, Bruce Ordered for ing a card party to be held Dennison and David¦ Schultz. Modena Event CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special) at the Young Women's Chris- Picked by MODENA, Wis. (Special) - The 1,100 pounds of lutefisk —The Caledonia Deanery, Wi- tian Association building at 8 FRANK PABSTS'25TH Within the next few days a has been ordered through the nona Council of Catholic Wom- p.m. Nov. 9. Caledonia HS STRUM, Wis. (Special) - Mr. half a ton of lutefisk will be de- local store and will be sent by en met Thursday with the Holy ' '' and Mrs. Frank Pabst will ob- Family Altar Society of St. John "Everyone 'is-invited- to at- CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special) livered to the small commun- truck from Eau Claire, 30 miles tend," a member of the club serve their 25th wedding anni- ity of Modena by some unsus- away. the Baptist Church as host. One said. Card players may "make — The senior class of Caledonia versary with an open house at pecting truck driver. Although This all started back in 1934 hundred attended. up their own foursomes ahead High School will present its Strum Lutheran Church Parish it sounds Tike a clever Hallo- when the Modena Lutheran con- Mrs. George Kelly, Houston of time, if they want to, but class play, "Boys and Ghouls Hall Sunday. Hours will be from ween prank, it is completely gregation decided to turn its deanery president, presided. this is not necessary. Together," at the municipal 2 to 5 p.rn. No cards are being "on the level." family harvest dinners The, Rev. Thaddeus Derezenski Prizes will be awarded during sent. into a gave the welcome and opening auditorium Thursday and Fri- MODENA Lutheran Church public dinner featuring Nor- the evening and refreshments prayer. will be served after the game. day night. Women will start working on wegian cooking. Except for a ¦ It is the story of a group of few years during World War IT, The Rev. William D. Curtis, this huge order two days ahead Hokah, spoke on the constitu- young Americans bicycling of time in preparation of then- when food rationing prevented STRUM ALCW it, the lutefisk tion of the church; what the across Europe who stop for the GOOD GOOD famous lutefisk and meatball and lefse, along church has to face in the next STRUM, Wis. (Special) - night in an old castle that has dinner and supper, to be served with Norwegain meatballs and American Lutheran Church been turned into a hostel be- all the trimmings 15 or 20 years, and on schools Nov. 11. has been and the threat of communism. Women will meet at 2 p.m. cause the owners need money. served traditionally in early Wednesday. The program will The castle owners attempt to LOVIN' November. At Joan and Jane Becker gave first the dinner musical selections. A general be in charge of Hannah and find a mate for their daughter, ON SCOPITONE AT Iirovided an evening out for the Esther Circles. Hostesses will Dirga. ocal farm people in business meeting followed. The the area. MR. AND MRS. EDWARD V. SCHELL are at home at closing prayer was given by be the Mmes. Joe Olson, chair- Members of the cast are Burl However, each year it has the man, Caroline . Brian, Levi Haar, Mary Heiller, Mary grown and 103 W. Wabasha St. following their marriage Oct. 16 and a Rt. Rev. Msgr. Richard Speltz, last year a new rec- Caledonia. Skong, Dorothy Knutson, Jennie Fruechte, Theresa Janikowskl , LANG'S Bar ord was set, when the 50 wom- wedding trip to Northern Minnesota. The wedding took place Bergerson, Harold Brian, Tru- Jack Hauser, Rae Fottratz, 179 BAST THIRD en in the at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, with the Rev. James Lunch was served by the St. - congregation served Cecelia and St. Anastasia cir- man Kens oe, Dennis Paulson Jon Ask, Roxie Rolling, Gloria over 1,100 people. • Lennon officiating. Attendants were Miss Mary Ann Schell, and Miss Martha Hammer. Johnson, Mike Simons, Gary cles. -\ AH the food for the day is of" honor ¦r and Arnold Schell, both of Stockton, Minn., maid p^TOWffl m^lMMlWa^^ donated by the members of and best man, respectively. A reception and dinner was held the congregation, with the ex- at the Winona Athletic Club. The bride is the former Miss League to Meet ception of the fish, meat and ~ rutabagas. The special treat for Sharon Boland, _a-ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Rblland Boland, At La Crescent dessert is the complete assort- 685 W. 4th St. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ment of Norwegian baking that Schell, Stockton. The bride attended Cqtter High School and LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Spe- the people of the Winona Senior High School. He is employed by cial)—The monthly meeting of area are fa- the groom, La Crescent' mous for. This baking is also on the National Can Retinning Co. s La Leche League ^ s will be Tuesday at hoate' 8 p.m. at I V sale during the day and people the home of Mrs. Charles Pel- \ come from miles away to buy. Wabasha Deanery zel, 512 South 9th St. STILL ACTIVE after 31 years The discussion topic will be of service to the dinner are: Hears Reports on "Your Baby Arrives," with Mrs. Thomas Ness, Mondovi, references to Chapters 5 and 6 and Mrs. John Molid, Mrs. Al- KELLOGG, Minn. (Special) of "The Womanly Art of M8S KAKEN OLSON'S bert Hagan, and Mrs. Molly — Reports were given at the Breastfeeding." Nelson, Modena. Mrs. Arnold fall quarterly meeting of the engagement to Patrick Wabasha Deanery of the Wino- CLUB FESTIVAL Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ness, daughter-in-law of Mrs. Ness is in charge of the din- na Council of Catholic Women The fall festival of Winona Vernon Myers, Indepen- ner this year. Wednesday evening at St. Pat- Athletic Club will be held Sat- dence, Wis., is announced by rick'es parish hall, West- Al- urday, beginning at 9 p.m. "When I was first married," There will be her parents, Mr. and Mrs. she commented, "I hated lute- bany. prizes, refresh- Uoyd Olson, Taylor, Wis. fisk. I suppose the reason is Mrs. Kenneth Weber, Lake ments and lunch. The wedding will be Nov. that I am almost 100 percent City, deanery secretary and German. Now, however, I can treasurer read her reports. tholic charities, Diocese of 27 at Ss. Peter and Paul Winona, reported on foreign re- , eat it right along with the rest Mrs. Andrew Wagner, Ham- Catholic Church indepen- mond, Minn., deanery presi- lief and clothing drives. dence. The bride-elect is em- of the women and I like it." The public is cordially invi- dent, presided at the meeting Deanery parishes represent- ployed at Batavian National ted to have dinner or supper and reviewed the programs: ed were Lake City, Hammond, Bank, La Crosse, and her with the congregation . again Madonna Plan, Feed a Family Mazeppa, Theilman, Concep- ?!I ^ |H pV. tion/ Plainview, E ^ Kellogg, COAT Wa- SAL fiance works for Boastrom and Father Leo's Shoe. !I J__ .__. ' ___sT this year. Popular prices are .—sW _^_ -tss-S-F Corp., Cudahy, Wis. charged, with special rates for basha and West Albany. ^ass___ ^s__t 'Mm m\r _ ^at Children. MRS. MARION PfeiUticker, Reports of St. Felix parish, ¦ Wabasha, deanery vice presi- Wabasha, and Immaculate Lutefisk Dinner MISS MARION OLSON'S dent, reported on the recent Conception parish, Conception, Bethany Moravian engagement to Anthony diocesan executive board meet- were given. At Gilmanton Set Women Set Meeting Brickner, son of Mr. and ing she attended at St. Ann's A silver tea was served by Mrs. Ernest Brickner, Inde- parish, Slayton, Minn. Mrs. B. women of the host parish. St. GILMANTON. Wis. (Special) BETHANY, Minn. (Special)- A Flesche, Lake City, member — Few rural churches are still pendence, Wis/, is announced Agnes Parish, Kellogg, will be Bethany Moravian Women's So- of the advisory board for Ca- host at the January meeting. serving the lutefisk dinners that ciety will be entertained by Miss by her parents, Mr. and have always been popular in Ethel Hardtke at her home Mrs. Orville Olson, Indepen- ^the farm communities. . The Thursday at 7:30 p.m. dence. No date has been set Lyster Lutheran Church at Urne The Bible Study will be "The for the wedding. will, however, serve this sup- Psalms of Gratitude and Love," ¦ per again this year. based on Psalm 103, and the NERVE DEAFN Thursday, the congregation Mission Study will be taken Arcadia St. Stan's MIRACLE EAR ESS I will welcome the public at their from the study "An Emerging . > church basement. Serving will Africa and Our Christian Re- Dinner is Sunday ^^^^ — ^^ J I ^} $FT* I begin at noon and continue until sponse," with the topic, "The ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) - 2 p.m. Supper will start at 5 Congo and Tanganyika." All Women of the Rosary Society p.m. and serving will continue women of the congregation are of St. Stanislaus Catholic until all are served. invited. you have head nohea—ringing In Church will hold their annual .)' ^^^_E2cb ^-H>!__^TU_H ! FUR-L^ISHED fall dinner Sunday. Serving will begin at 11 a.m. and continue until 2:30 p.m. Featured on the j Special selection at low, value packed prices. menu will be Arcadia fryers, dllfsrenl We have a hearing aid to help ovary corrective loss. See meat balls, vegetables, pota- Com* In — Phono or Writ*,; trim It tha Miracle Ear will htlp you .- "„...... 7.. nD""..-. 1 This group includes mink * and opposum toes, homemade bread, coffee • ' ¦ Joh L " cakes of various kinds and all ' MODJL OF NEW' I " i in colorful tweeds and sol id colors, the trimmings. Zl ^Tf' ' J The Very Rev. Joseph J. An- MINIATURE HEARING i ^T^uSE | drzejewski, pastor of St. Stan- AID GIVEN J 172 Main Sf. _ Winona j j Broken Sizes: 6 to 18 j islaus, extends a cordial invita- A most unique free offer ot ape- ! —' .,: ,._ ', tion to everyone to attend. clal Interest to those who hear but \ : NAMB ., do net understand words, has lust J li3P P.m. dally 65% Uiicrofi . 35% cotton. The luxtiry ton-down and v-matlc collar styles. | *Fur labels show , . MO RGAN BLDG.. md. w.d. and s.t. no-ircn, wash 4 wear shirt. :< CI I ITP 1 pan Fridav Night* 'til > p.m. j country of origin 70V. W.»t Third Street Phone 8-371 1 . . tha tarms or contanls ot this advtr- i yaar warranty avallabla, tl slngH tUamant not »»ptlca»U In tha atala visioni or bifocals. «f Wisconsin. {jJUhmMmh. ' 80 AII giaisas ara sold Miy MI •rncriptlw et ilwnsaa doctors. FA I "NOTED FOR QUALITY" j "^BONANZAOF Strt»t _LTl^Tl7Wt-iTwTias---a-UtTa-U 121 Wast Third — —M—I - ¦¦ ¦¦ - 1 ¦ ¦ ———— ¦ —- ..... —-.-.i ¦,.---..--..-. ¦¦¦ ¦¦«!«—» . mHIIII|auo«4|_«v _~a n^s~ ttam¦ ^m¦¦»¦¦*»¦"¦¦»¦a¦~• " ami i ¦¦ us—i ai i i tr iriH-' . nnr i r ii min T Prog ram on Geese To Be Presented Council Ends Study Ordered TUESDAY At Birders Meeting New System of Housing NOVEMBER 2, 1965 The Daily Record Nick Gulden, area game war- den of the Minnesota Conser- Rail Crossing Asked After Attorney At Community Winona Deaths Two-State Deaths vation Commission, will pre- Code Inspection sent a program on the flock of Housing code inspections with present personnel and Memorial Hospital Elizabeth J. Smith Cari Hertzfeldt Greater Canada geese which should not be part of the en- save money, said Aid. Klagge. Elizabeth Jean Smith, infant ALMA , Wis. (Special )—Carl makes its year-around home at Aid. Borzyskowski then pro- Writes Letter Vlslflrto hours : Madlcnl and iur{|lc*l Closing Plan gineering department's respon- eatlants : 3 to 4 « naura Krage , Wi- He married Gertrude Heus- j to extend credit for 15 percent extra em- tend the meeting at 7:30 p.m. the work. that putting on an junkyards un- I _, Ave . Goodview. nona , and maternal great-grand- er Oct. g, 1911 at the home ofj of the bill for each crossing ploye might be the answer. Aid. at Lake Park Lodge. less they con- ClTV Alfonso Pagliarello. Prentiss parents , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph her parents , Mr! and Mrs. closed by the city council. HOUSING code duties are In- Barry Nelson said he would in- Hall stitute clear Kascianski and Mr. and Mrs . Christian Heuser in Eagle OPPOSITION developed In- terfering with the regular work quire about possibilities of fed- /¦ Ralph Carlblom , M35 Lake- Martin L. Wnuk, all of Winona. Valley . For 24 years he opera- > threats to lirw.:| side and outside the council of such inspectors, said Borzys- eral government funds to cover public safety V-PUnCH view Ave ted a retail shoe and shoe re- j Borzyskowski Mortuary is in and built up to a 5-4 vote Oct. kowski. He added that when he costs of such personnel. or health. Un- Val Kowalewsk i . Minn esota pair store at Arcadia , then ! charge of arrangements. 4 against the closing propos- wanted to see the plumbing in- Aid. Klagge said the two in- der the zoning code, he noted, City. moved to Alma where he had Three Offices als. spector recently, the inspector spectors are spending two Fountain City, Graveisde services will be newly established yards -must Bertha Bess, been in the shoe repair busin- Although the amount is not was unavail- ¦ half-days a week on housing in- Wis Wednesday at 11 am: at St. be screened by 8-foot fences or ess 30 years. He was a mem- , in the present ______able because - spections under the trial plan. Arnold -Schmidt. Cochrane , Mary 's Cemetery , The Rev. / • _, higher. Yards in existence pri- ber of St. Paul's and St. Luke's! budget, the he was in- He recommended that the coun- Wis Robert P. Stamschrnr, St. Casi- Burglarized; /""i. V-llV¦> or to enactment of the cod« United Church of Christ, Alrm , j council added V_l specting ' cil wait for another two weeks Donald Edwards. A79 W . Belle- mir's Catholic Church, will of- ly were exempted from its re- and the Masonic lodge, Arcad- it to next houses. This /-.„_ 'I to test the effectiveness. Acting view St. ficiate. quirement. ia. year's levy. had been cost- V-OUnCH Mayor Harold Briesath pointed Mrs. Clinton Virock , Rushford, r ft ,,nP;| Survivors are : His wife , payment I V*OUnCH ly to h-i m, put that plumbing and electri- MINNESOTA statutes provid* Minn. Scooters Stolen So j Winona Funerals three sons, Eldon , La Crosse; will be made said Aid. Borzyskowski, who is cal inspectors are in their City that yards be regulated near Mrs Gunda Johns, ISA E. Warre'h , St: Paul, and Gaylord. Three break-ins and two motor from temporary sources arid re- in the plumbing business. Hall offices for scheduled times public highways but only out- King St.. Roland J. Limpert Laramie, Wyo.; two daughters j scooter thefts were reported to imbursed in the 1966-67 fiscal Aid. Donald Klagge replied each day so that contractors side city limits, Robertson Karl Kohler , Canoga Park , ,) Funeral services for Roland Mrs. Adrian (Dorothy) Kostner [ police Monday night and early that housing s inspections , pri- can consult with them. wrote. Calif j year. .1. Limpert , S40 39th Ave ., Good- and Mrs . Lloyd (Delores ) Fcrn- ' this morning. Assistant Chief marily the responsibility of the Aid. Borzyskowski agreed to Thomas Raine, 509 Wilson St. j Aldermen also ordered three Several parts of the city cod* , vicw , will be Wednesday at .St. holz , Arcadia; 20 grandchild-' :' Marvin A. Meier said. ' paid; health department, have been suggestions that the trial peri- Dr. W. Rogers, B7R Main St. contractors estimates provide for yard regulation, I Matthew 's Lutheran Church, ren ; 16 great-grandchildren;! A burglar rifled $192 from a parceled out between the two od be continued at least until Mrs. Benjamin Prigge 1011 j The third and final estimate , Robertson said. The fire coda . ! Winona, the Rev. Larry Zessin three brothers, Vernal , AJma ; cash drawer at Credit Bureau, departments on a trial basis. the next regular meeting, two E. Broadway: of American Plumbing & Heat- emphasized controls on fire haz- j officiating. Burial will be in Edwin, Hixton , and Arthur, Ar- Inc., 68V4 E. 4th St., sometime ing Co., $1,717.69, on a Junction The system has only been tried weeks hence. Aid. Nelson said ards. The zoning code regulates Mrs. Helen Virock , 111 Ham- j Woodlawn Cemetery. during the night , Meier reveal- cadia , and two sisters, Mrs. Street storm sewer was paid. for two weeks, he said, and thus he would try to have a report locations of such yards, ilton SI. ( l ed. The burglary was reported ha Friends may call at Fawcett Henry Nora) Miller , Phoenix , ! The contract price of this ex- has not had a fair trial. The on possible federal contribu- wrote. However , the zoning coda Discharges today at 7:45 a.m. by a clerk Funeral Home today from 7 to Ariz., and Mrs. Ella Stcnne- : tension, tied in with improve- purpose is to try to do the job tions then. is not retroactive and so applies who discovered the rifled cash Mrs. Russell Graves and baby, 9 p.m. and at the church Wed- man, Baldwin. One sister , Mrs. ments on Broadway and West only to yards established after box on the floor in the com- Altura Rt. 1. | nesday after 1 p.m. A memo- Roger (Lydia) Schultz and one 5th Street, was $14,972. its passage in 1959. Daniel Bauer 17R9 Kraemer brother pany's office. , rial is being arranged. , Ralph, have died. THE FIRST estimate on an Other provisions prohibit Pr Funeral arrangements are ;! DR. L. L. Korda called po- East 3rd and Liberty Street 1648 Eat parking of vehicles more than Mrs, Reginia O'Laughlin , 527 Lewis P. Bean Park Revises being completed by Stohr Fu- ; lice thus morning to report that storm sewer project — for $20,- 20 hours in one place, Robert" Washington St. Funeral services for Lewis P. neral Home, Alma. Burial will I-hisi office at ¦ 103 V_ W. Broad- 363.36 — was ordered paid to son wrote, and this has been vi- Daniel Glubka. .118 Chestnut Bean , 79, 512 E. Mark St., who be in Arcadia public ceme- 1 way was broken into overnight. Winona Plumbing Co. Extend- Lutefisk at St. j olated repeatedly by some op- died at 11 a.m. Sunday at his tery, He reported $15 missing frorn a ing east along Srd Street, the erators. Also violated frequent- Mrs. Sylvia Hill , RoUingstone, residence, j Flood Claim were held today at ! cash drawer in his office. work involves separation of ly is a provision prohibiting the Minn. Fawcett Funeral Home. Cal Baker Rural Church Dr. D. V. Boardman reported storm and sanitary sewer fa- The City Council turned over placing of certain materials on Mrs. Ernest Rossa and baby, LEWISTON, Minn. ( Special ) to its special flood file the re- The Rev. William Hiebert, i $2 missing from a similar cilities which previously were (Special) streets and other public 855 48th Ave., Goodview. — Cal Baker, Minneapol is, bar- ETTRICK, Wis. - vised claim of Park Construc- Central Methodist Church, of- drawer in his office on the floor combined and had produced grounds, the letter added. Births ber in Lewiston several years, [ severe sanitation problems. Who said the Norwegian style tion Co. Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smith, ficiated. Burial was in Oak Hill below Dr. Korda's. -. If these laws are enforced, Cemetery, died Oct. 17. Contract price is $31,111. lutefisk dinners are o u t of The company, prime contrac- 165 Huff St., a daughter. . - Nashua, Iowa. Both break-ins are under in- the letter concluded, there will He was married to Ella Fis- The first and final estimate style ? tor on last year's flood control He was a retired caretaker of vestigation by police detectives, project (which ______be no threats to public health cher, sister of Mrs. Hulda Kar- Assistant Chief Meier reported. of Winona Plumbing Co. for a At First Lutheran Church at and safety posed by the junk- BIRTHS ELSEWHERE a motel and had also farmed sten and Mrs. water main replacement in the never got fully Laura Ellison, Gregory Bambenek , 267 E. North Beaver Creek Sunday, a /"*x yards. And in such event tha in the Lake City area. He was Lewiston. She has died. Sur- Chicago & North Western yards under way) \-lTy DULUTH. Minn. — Mr. and born Dec. 5, 1885 Howard St., reported his mo- total of 1,648 persons were serv- council cannot require construc- , at Nashua vivors are two daughters. was ordered paid. The amount, had claimed Mrs. Robert Bailey, a son Oct. to Henry and tor scooter stolen from its ed, a new record, according to tion of screening fences, Rob- Charlotte Bean. $2,018.50 is to be reimbursed damages to- C^Minr'A 23. Mrs. Bajjey is the former pacing place on Lafayette , Richard Mattson, ticket sales V-PUnCM ertson wrote. He had lived here 10 months to the city from federal Office taling $523,000 I Carol Morsel daughter of Mr. Two-State Funerals Street near 3rd Street Monday chairman. and bad formerly lived in Hugo of Emergency Planning funds. last spring. ALDERMEN reacted soma- and Mrs. William Morse , 417 and Rochester. at 8:45 p.m. The scooter was The restoration was connected Diners who came from a wide These were caused by city con- what sharply to the letter. The W. Mill St. Paternal grandpar- Mrs. Harold Berglund recovered sometime after 11 area consumed half a ton of struction of a network of tem- Survivors are : Three sons, to flood damage in the area. of study had been ordered at a ents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank WEAVER, Minn. ( Special ) - p.m. the same night by a beat lutefisk, 510 pounds meat- porary dikes against the spring Donald Beane, Humble Tex In other action, the council meeting last month. Aid. Da- Bailey , 461 Macemon St. , ,; Funeral services were held patrolman. balls ; 15 gallons^ of gravy ; 138 flood, it charged. Rex Beane, Pearland. Tex., and approved plans and specifica- vid Johnston said he still had Thursday at Sunset Memorial Edward E. Matthees discov- pounds of butter ; 700 pounds of Everette Bean, St. Paul, and tions for a bookkeeping machine no answer to his question about Park chapel , Minneapolis, for ered the missing motor scoot- potatoes; 450 pounds of ruta- PRELIMINARY surveys lad TODAY'S BIRTHDAY one sister , Mrs. Edith Cagley, for the city recorder's office. how such yards might be forc- Mrs. Harold Berglund, 55, who er behind Valley Wholesalers, bagas; 60 pounds of cranber- been made by the company and Rochester. His parents and wife Bids will be opened at the next ed to erect fences. Timothy Donald Brang, 525 died in a Minneapolis hospital. Inc., 330 E. 3rd St., while he ries ; 38 quarts of pickles; 226 some clearance of dike sites have died. regular meeting, Nov. 15. Aid. James Stoltman proposed Laird St., 7. Survivors are: Her husband, was on patrol. pies and 30 pounds of coffee. had been finished when the An ordinance was passed al- ' that licenses be withheld from Rick Joel Dejno , Minneapo- three sons, one daughter , two floods struck in April. The city s Jacob Johns Sr. STILL MISSING is a small lowing construction of a 2,000- A similar dinner and supper massive emergency construc- any yards not screened by lis. 4 grandchildren, three sisters, Jacob Johns Sr., 157 W. Sar- motorcyle owned by George gallon fuel oil tank at the Wi- will be served at First Luther- tion project then obliterated fences. one brother , and a sister-in-law, ^ nia St., were held this morn- Hubbard nona Public Library. ^ an Church, BLAIR, Thursday, nearly all traces of these pre- Mrs. Edward Berglund, Wea- , 469 W. Wabasha St. _ Aid. Harold Briesath, acting WINONA DAM LOCKAGE ing at St. John's Catholic ^ from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and at liminary operations, the com- ver . Hubbard's machine was park- A RESOLUTION was adopted mayor for the meeting, said he Church , the Very Rev. Msgr . 5 p.m. The Rev. K. M. Urberg pany subsequently charged. Its Flow — 31 ,800 cubic feet per ed in the yard of his home and employing T. G. Evensen As- believes it possible for the coun- is pastor of both congregations. contract with the Army Corps second today at 8 a.m. James D. Habiger officiating. Mrs. Kenneth Peterson was taken, he reported, some- sociates , Minneapolis, as mar- cil to enact a fence require- ' of Engineers was terminated Monday Burial was in St. Mary s Cem- LANESBORO, Minn. ( Special ) time Monday between 8:30 and keting consultants for a plan- ment, giving operators a rea- early this year and settlement — Defender 4 barg- etery. — Funeral services for Mrs . 10 p.m. while he was away ned revenue bond issue against sonable time to comply. 2:15 p.m. , of these alleged losses was es, Kenneth Peterson will be Wed- from home. parking meter funds. Legal to A motion to hold the subject down. Pallbearers were Erving and have been included in the ter- Small craft - 2. nesday at 10 a.m. at St. Pat- The motorcycle is a 1965-mod- services will be provided by the over for discussion at the next Vernal Johns. Leo and Paul Prank Causes mination agreement. rick's Catholic Church el black Honda with Minnesota Minneapolis law firm of Dor- meeting was adopted unani- Today Brom, Leonard Reiland and Al- , the Rev. Losses chargeable to the city - a.m. — Bull Durham, 2 lan Gernes. Donald A. Zenk officiating. Bur- license SB 184.16. sey, Owen, Marquart , Wind- mously. horst and West. now total $5,399, according to barges, down. ial will be in the church ceme- ' Installation of downtown tele- the company s most recent 5:30 a.rn — Wayne H., 3 barg- tery. WEATHER Truck Damage claim. When the new claim is es, down. Friends may call this even- phone booths at two locations little teen-age prank cost processed, it will be payable 5:50 a.m. — Lawrence B., 2 ing at Johnson Funeral Home. A THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE was approved They will be on A Board Biesanz Cut Stone Co. $1,000 to from federal Office of Emer- Two Elgin Scouts barges, down. Approves Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Srd Street/at the Northwestern gency Planning funds. ,200 in damage to three 10:30 a .m. — Arrowhead , 4 Julie, one of Mrs. Peterson's High Low Pr. Bell Telephone Co. office en- $1 trucks, Sheriff George F. Fort ALSO BROUGHT to the coun- barges, down. five daughters Albany, clear 47 26 trance , and on the west side of , was omitted in reported today. cil's attention was another re- Get Star Award the list of survivors in the Albuquerque, clear . 66 39 .. Main Street, 18 feet south of Homestead Rate obi- The sheriff said that Deputy minder of the balance the Sam tuary Monday. Atlanta , clear 70 41 3rd Street. The city will be paid ELGIN, Minn. — Two Boy Helmer Weinmann was patrol- Miller Bag Co., Minneapolis, Municipal Court The Winona County Board of Bismarck , clear ... 67 40 commissions from booth reven- Scouts of Troop 65 received ling Sunday afternoon when he contends the city owes. The city their star award at a court of Commissioners Tuesday morn- Boise, cloudy 70 38 .. ue and will pay the cost of Chester J. Morawiecki , 19, 978 decided to check the stone quar- is contesting the company's honor Tuesday night. ing approved a homestead tax Boston, clear 55 26 .. lighting, about $1 per month E. King St., pleaded guilty to- ry, scene of a number of gaso- claim for $38 ,353 on the grounds They are Joe Irwin and Ted reduction for Willis J. McDer- Chicago clear 59 37 .. each. day in municipal' court to a , line thefts recently. The deputy prices were not quoted in ad- Tucker. First class awards were charge of mott , Altura. Sunny, Mild Cincinnati, clear ... 56 30 driving with no valid found no one near the fuel vance of the order and were presented to Kevin Segrud, driver's license in his posses- The reduction from $705 to Cleveland, cloudy .. 52 32 .. pumps. higher than those being charged Fred Lorentson, Mike Mullin sion Saturday at 3 p.m. at West $425 involved a 76.66-acre par- Denver, clear 73 35 Two Businesses But he heard sounds as if by other companies. and Albin Johnson. Broadway and Huff Street. cel owned before May 1, 1965 , Des Moines , clear .62 41 someone were driving a truck The city has forwarded $30,- Kim Segrud received a sec- Morawiecki Conditions Detroit, clear 55 34 on the hill behind the quarry, 691 to the company as its ver- was brought to by McDermott. According to ond class award. Merit badges sion of what the price court today on a bench warrant David Sauer, county supervisor Fairbanks, clear ... 2 -17 which is on the old Goodview should were presented to Mullin, Irwin, issued Monday by Judge John of assessments, the land in Fort Worth, clear .. 80 53 .. Get Special Road. be. The company says it still Tucker, Kevin Segrud and D. McGill when the defendant Whitewater Township was er- Helena, clear 37 29 Checking, Weinmann found has $7,661 coming. Payments Dennis McCarty. were covered by OEP funds. failed to make his scheduled roneously listed as nonhome- To Continue Honolulu , clear .... 86 73 .. three 15-year-old boys driving Jeff Baysinger, Allen Johnson a dump truck the steep hill. Also approved by the council Monday appearance in court. stead property . It might seem repetitious but Indianapolis, clear , 60 30 .. up and Dave Wescott received ten- Parking Spaces When questioned, they casually was a contract for purchase of The youth was attempting, this the weatherman's forecast of Jacksonville, clear . 74 50 .. derfoot pins. Ronald Moore is In other action this morning Three proposals for reserved mentioned that they already an $8,200 motor patrol grader morning, to raise money for the mostly fair and continued mild Kansas City, clear . 65 51 .. Scoutmaster and Leonard the commissioners placed on or limited parking spaces were had moved two other trucks to from Road Machinery Supply Ol- $15 fine imposed by Judge Mc- tonight and Wednesday sounded Los Angeles , cloudy 80 56 .. sen assistant Scoutmaster. file the monthly reports of the adopted Monday night by the the top of the hill. Co., Minneapolis. Bids were Gill as the alternative to five mighty good to Winonans. Louisville, clear ... 60 30 days in jail. counly health nurse, the home City Council. A Biesanz official told Sheriff opened two weeks ago. At that , associate A low of 36 to 44 is forecast Memphis, clear ,.. , 69 36 . Forfeiture : Roger A. Fegre , agent , county agent Aid . Henry Parks, chairman Fort Monday that damage to time, net bids by the company for tonight and a high of 64-72 Miami , cloudy 80 67 .25 19. Ifi9 Mechanic St., $15 on a county agent and the county of the street committee, intro- the clutches on the three trucks on two used machines were for Thursday. And Friday , he Milwaukee , clear .. 57 37 would amount to between $1 000 charge of driving with an im- service officer. The board also duced the proposals. , $8,405 and $7,360. The machine said, will be mild with no pre- Mpls.-St.P., clear , 62 39 .. and $1,200. purchased was the higher priced properly muffled exhaust at approved the monthly bills. Two spaces, with 15-minute cipitation. New Orleans , clear . 78 54 The youths were taken into of the two East 3rd and Laird streets Mon- limits , were approved for the , on which the com- New York , cloudy , 55 31 .04 custody and have been turned pany reduced its bid price by day at 3:40 p.m. THE TEMPERATURE here street in front of Kleinschmidt DOGS Okla. City, clear ,, 75 49 ... over to juvenile court. $205. IMPOUNDED rose to 64 Monday afternoon , Grocery, 209 W. Sarnia St. Omaha , clear 63 42 .. Parking on both sides of the dog pound is open dropped to 46 overnight and wa.s 'The Phoenix , clear .... 91 53 .. street is frequently jammed by 6 to 10 p.m. Mondays 5!) nt noon today. 1 BARGAIN /mm Ptlnd,.Me., clear .. 45 25 . persons WEEK-END fhroup h Fridays and all day The high a year ago today Ptlnd, Ore., rain ... 57 55 T attending ath- j EXCURSIONS j Salurdays and Sundays. > was 60 and the low 43. All-time Rapid City, clear .. 61 31 .. Optica, by. PLYMOUTH high for Nov. 2 wa.s 75 in 1938 letic events at CllY No. 2451 — Female black St, Louis, clear ... 62 44 and the low for the day 11 in Maxwell Labrador pup, third day. Salt Lk. City, clear 70 35 .. /¦» 1951. Mean for the past 24 hours Field, Parks •! No. 24.r>0 — Male brown mix- San Fran., cloudy . 62 57 was 55 , Normal for this time of said. This | Lounci. CONTACT LENSES ture leather collar , fourth Seattle , clear 63 50 .20 , red the year is 42. prevents cus- day. Washington, clear . 60 37 tomers from parking near the Are Right for So Many Eyes $1165 Temperatures in northern Winnipeg, clear ... 51 30 .. No 244!) — Male brown and store and is harmful to busi- Minnesota dipped below the ) JIM GARRY white beagle , choke collar , (T-Trace freezing mark this morning with ness , ho said. ROUND TRIP fourth day. DAILY RIVER MU.LET1N A similar pr6blem exists at A GOOD NEIGHBOR Hibbing registering a low of 2fi. Flood Stage 24-hr. Children 5 fo 12 , Hall For* Available for good homes. Ethyl's Beauty Shop, 220 W. Rochester posted a low of 42 Stage Today dig. OF YOURS , including beagle, 5th St., said Aid. Parks. High Several after a high of 59 Monday and .3 He's the Mutual of Omaha TO CHICAGO cocker and others. Red Wing 14 4.1 — school students' cars use up all dachshund, La Crosse had extremes of 40 2 man near you. An experi- Lnke City 7.2 - . available space on school and 62 for the same times. Wabasha 12 7.2 - .2 enced Insurance counselor. Ho Fri . or Sat., Nov. 12-13 days , preventing customers can help you provide the FIRE (AI LS Mild fall weather continues in T.W. .. 4.9 - .1 finest Doc . 3-4 and 10-11 Alma Dam. from parking nearby. His mo- possible medical care for WISCONSIN with cool nights Whitman Dam .. 3.3 -I .2 Monday tion for 2-hour limits on two yourself and your family. Good on all trains, Including Sopor nnd warm days. Winona Dam , T,W. . 4.1 -|- .1 Help you safeguard your pay- 7 49 am - 1000 W. 5th St., spaces in front of the shop was Dam* Hiawathat. Return from The highest temperature re- WINONA 13 5.9 -.- ..1 check and your savings. And, adopted . Chicago by midni ght Monday. false alarm. ported in the state Monday was Trempealeau Pool .. 9.4 •)- .1 because he represents Mu- voted to pro- 4:20 p.m. Vacant land east 02 at La Crosse. Trempealeau Dam .. 5.3 -I- .1 Aldermen also tual'* life affiliate, United of En toy one . twoor tht*«<1«y* in Clm rigo in three spaces on ^ i '^smfm ^^^ Omaha, too, of Ui'llcvii'W Street ami west l/one Rock had 61 ." Eau Claire Dakota 8.0 — hibit parking he can help you •er tlie rriNtiy attrartioni attend of Mimkato Avenue , tree house the north side of Broadway, ex- plan both health and life in- theaters visit relatives or- Iriemlt 110. Beloit 59, Green Buy and Dresbach Pool .. .. 9.7 -I .1 ImrniiiK, used a booster lino tending west from Franklin surance programs. 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Milwaukee Rood tirkei »K longer distances closest friends won't know you're wearing them! 1621 W. King St. Phon. aarure yrmi re»ervationii Make them fire in a straw dryei , extin- the previous night . The lowest Trempealeau at D. 0.1 — quently walk 3281 ol lutt rending was XI at Wmisiiu Lone Black at Galesville 1.7 - .1 to get to the church , Parks ex- now J '>f a week end guished I))' sprinkler .system , KU'lUilNlINi; before arrival of firemen. Rock and Superior. La Crosse at W. S. 3.7 - plained . — Buy Factory Direct A Savt — $45 Pair — PHONE 4062 ri a.in Randall' s Super Valu Gila Bend , Ariz., registered Root at Houston 5.7 — OSSEO HIGH DEBATERS MII~oul.ee Fo»»*nge>f Slotlox in Wcstgute Shopping Center , 95 for the highest temperature RIVER FORECAST Mutual «» D. N. Doumoi, Agant OSSEO, Wis. - Osseo High OF OMAHA S ' flnreup in the Gold Hond sec- In the nation Monday. The low (From Ha-UngH to Ciuttenbcrg) ^ F tion , put out with booster line. thin morning was 10 degrees at The following river stages are School is among 60 area schools Plymouth Optical Co. MUniJU OF OMAHA INSURANCE COMPANY predicted for Winona: Wednes- invited to participate in the an- 78 Wast Third — Ground Floor — Phono MM lit* InmaiKa Affiliate: United ol Oistaaa H'4H a.m. — HimciiiH' s , Hare- Onconta , N.Y. Moms Oltlts: Omaha, Ntbratis lip in bakery arm , put out with Fair weather prevailed over day 5 .8 , Thursday and Friday nual debate clinic at River Falls booster line. all of Wisconsin this morning. 5.7. State College Saturday. firmative, and Mary McNaugh- ton, Gary Castleberg and Ran' Durand Debaters dy Bauer, negative. Both had DENNIS THE MENACE New records of two and one. Navy Recruiter Here In the fourth unit were Mary Chief Aviation Machinist Mate Unit Citation Badge with the Naval Air Station, Pensa- KELLOGG, Minn. (Special) Score 15 and 9 Jean Schlosser and Jane Bar- DURAND, WELL HUMPHIRES has clasp. cola, Fla. — Marine Pvt. Donald Hager, Wis. — Durand tholomew, affirmative, and reported for duty as Navy re- The After completing the course in High School debaters scored 15 Christine McNaughton and Sue Humphries and their son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hag- wins and nine losses at the end cruiter in Winoaa with offices aerodynamics, mathematics, en- Sperger, negative. The affirma- three children will live at 712 er, is on SO day leave here aft- of three rounds of competition tive won two and lost one and in Room 305 Exchange Building. gineering, physics, naval orien- W. King St. tation, navigation and leader- er completing Marine Corps re- in the South St. Paul Invitation- the negative lost all three . Chief Humphries enlisted in cruit training and individual al practice tournament Satur- The squad was led by John Navy at Indianapolis • ship he will enter flight train- , the , Ind* PVT. ROBERT ing at Pensacola. combat Draining at Camp Pen- day. Hess who scored 28 out of a in July 1941, completed courses J. VERDICK, son of Mrs. Joe Killian, 269 delton, Calif. The varsity , consisting of possible 30 points, followed by at an aid-to-air gunnery school W. Howard St • Barb Morey and Gary Wekkin, Mary Shafer, 26, Mary Spind- took com- , has completed a RUSHFORD. Mina^-Airman His next assignment will be in and 14-week aircraft rotor and affirmative, and Mary Shafer ler, 25, and Gary Wekkin, 24. mando training, pro- Wayne A. Lukkason, son of Mr. Okinawa where he will join the peller repair course at the and Mrs. Maurice I. Lukkason, and John Hess, negative, won This week the squad will after which he Army 3rd Marine Division. four and lost two. The affirma- split, with two teams attending went on duty in Transportation School, Has been select- Port Eustis, Va. tive defeated Eau Claire Regis the tourney at River Falls and the Pacific ed for training A 1962 Winona "Senior High as a communi- and St. Paul Johnson and lost two going to the meet at Still- where he par- to Austin, while the negative water. ticipated in the School graduate who was em- cations special- La Crescent High ¦ ployed as a printing assistant ist at Keesler defeated Richfield and South invasions St. Paul and lost to Hopkins. of E n 1 w e- at Watkins Products, Inc., Ver- AFB, Miss. Boosters Work TO SPEAK AT WSC tok, Atoll Is- dick entered the Army in April He is a grad- A sophomore unit consisting Larry Ftedrickson, vice pres- land and the and completed basic training at uate of Rush- Against Smoking of James Forster and Mary ident of the Minnesota Young Marshalls. Fol- Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. ford H i g h Spindler^— affirmative, and Democrat Clubs will speak to LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Spe- Kathf Forslund and Nancy lowing inva- • School, attend- ) the Winona State College Engineman 3.C. DANIEL T. ed La Crosse cial — The La Crescent High Morey, negative, won five and Young Democrat Club at 3:30 sions of Guam Humphries School Booster Club has gone and Saipan he spent the remain- PINCH, son of Mrs. Conrad Vocation- lost one. The affirmative de- p.m. Wednesday, in Room 300 al School and on record to cooperate with feated two and lost to one der of World War II on Saipan. Block, 1755 W. Wabasha St., has . Somsen Hall. The march on the returned to Pearl Harbor aboard recently com- Loltkasoa high school officials in dis- The negative won all three. post office in support of the Viet SINCE THE war he has been the nuclear-powered fleet bal- pleted basic training at Lack- couraging smoking by students. A third unit consisted of Nam policy also will be dis- assigned to bases in Washing- listic submarine USS Daniel land AFB, Tex. Suggestions made: That bus- Barbara Heike, ' Marie Duester- cussed^ It is planned for Satur- ton, California, China, the Phil- Boone following a two-month iness places refrain from sell- beck and Donna Schober, af- day, ¦ ippines, Japan, Okinawa, Min- patrol at sea. He is a member ing cigarettes to students; that i r J BLAIR, Wis. (Special) — Avi- WAS neapolis, Denver, Memphis, of the submarine's Gold Crew. ation Ordnanceman 2.C. Ken- business places not allow stu- GRIN AND BEAR IT * IT'S ALL went 10 GET IN ^.WILSON. I ONLY KIODIH' Terra., Argentina, Newfound- Ballistic missile submarines neth C. Misch, son of Mr. and dents to smoke in their estab- WHEN I SAID HE WAS A S#W/V"TU RTLE I« land, Maryland, Iceland and maintain two separate crews. Mrs. Nick- Misch, rural Blair, lishments; that the village Scotland. One crew takes the submarine participated in the 1st Fleet council make every effort to Among the campaign and on patrol while the other crew training exercise ¦"Ragweed" enforce the state law on stu- BIG GEORGE ¦— service medals he holds are the remains on shore for additional while serving aboard the attack dent smoking; that all Booster 1 mm— ¦ m— Good Conduct with a seventh training.,., during which leave aircraft carrier "Every year Madam President suggests a bingo game for our fund-raising affair, and every year we get arrestedl" . "It's NOT a POLKAl" APARTMENT 3-G . , By Alex Kotaky
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mm w WW e#BsfU leT Vl Renewal notices will be mailed to party ordering the subscription, • < Winona Daily and S^mdaif. News Terrell Still Champ TORONTO (AP) — Ernie Ter- Boxing Association, not of the Eddie Machen in Chicago last it could do so indirectly because in line for a shot at rell still is a champion today, world. March 5. it puts him The man recognized by every- made the winner of the Clay-Patterson but the crown which sits atop "Everyone has always would giv« one but tlie WBA as king of the mostly because I'm a fight — a fight which his 6-foot-6 frame still doesn't fun of me, single heavyweight heavyweights — Cassius Clay — singer as well as a fighter," boxing a make him the big man in the champion again. world of heavyweight boxing. puts his share of the title on the said the champion, who also is line against Floyd Patterson combo. "I The WBA threw the heavy- He knows this. head of a musical its present Nov. 22 in Las Vegas. 't know why people get this weight division into Terrell won a unanimous 15- don Mr. Hyde state by laughing image of me." Dr. Jekyl and round decision over George Terrell was not a picture of stripping Clay of his crown for Chuvalo Monday night to re- jubilation in his dressing room His victory over Chuvalo signing a return bout contract main champion. But he still is after making the first defense of probably won't change Terrell's with Sonny Liston before their only champion of the World the title he won by outpointing public image immediately, but first fight in 1964. Terrell, 26, hardly used Us right hand at all in defeating the plodding, two-fisted Canadian. The Chicagoan, who had a seven-inch advantage in reach, Vince Says He Will threw stinging left-hand punch- es to Chuvalo's face almost from the opening bell until tho final gong. Although there were no knockdowns, Terrell, who Settle for 6-1 Mark weighed 206, drew blood from Chuvalo's nose and cut him GREEN BAY, Wis. W) - he does in practice," he Lions. about both eyes. Green Bay's decisive 31-10 said. After checking the game ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ - who weighed ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ The Canadian, ¦- ¦:¦:. . ¦• -¦sown '. •>•-:¦ :¦/• •:¦:¦:-: •¦v/ ^y K-^-y.-\.-mmm:George Chuvalo of the second half of the sea- the next time the Packers were a good football team." scored it 72-€5 son exactly like the first had the ball despite a was ert called it 73-65, and judge Lombardi said he it 69-65 for half. shoulder injury. disappointed with the tack- Jackie Burke made "First of all ," he said, "There 's no doubt that the ling of the Packers. "Our Terrell. (6-1) "I'll settle for that the injury affected Bart's pass- tackling was very poor," he • The fight was scored under Gophers Go rest of the way." ing," sairjl Lombardi. "He said. "In fact we played on five-point-must system, in The Packers still have a was very sharp when he defense like we were stuck the " which the winner of a round re- share of first place in the started but. could not retain in the mud. the loser power - packed Western Di- this edge, thereafter." Outside of Starr, Green ceives five points and vision and with that in mind Starr shrugged off the in- Bay came through the hard- four or less. To Youth, are preparing for Detroit's jury and Raid he felt fine. fought Chicago clash with- The action didn't end with the invasion Sunday. He said hes did not go to a out serious injuries, accord- fight. Lombardi said he didn't hospital for precautionary ing to Lombardi. Terrell accused Chuvalo of know Monday if quarterback X-rays upon the team's re- "Nobody likes to lose but repeated fouling. He pointed to 3 Sophs In Bart Starr would be ready turn to Green Bay. And he maybe this was a good thing an inch-long gash in his left eye- Page 14 for the Lions game. "I'll saw no reason why he for us," Lombardi said. brow and he said it was caused MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Min- THE FOOTBALL RATING SYSTEM took another blow Tuesday, November 2, 1965 have to wait and see how shouldn't be ready for the "We'll come back." by butting. He also said Chuvalo nesota Coach Murray Warmath in the solar plexus Saturday when Winona State pounded out kept stepping on his feet. Chuvalo Instituted a youth movement for a unanimous 48-12 decision over Elmhurst College.. The referee warned The Blue Jays were ranked among the top 30 colleges HONOR TO OPPONEN T MICHIGAN for butting and Terrell for the football Gophers Monday, thumbing in the eighth round. in the nation by the National Association of Intercollegiate inserting three sophomores in Chuvalo was bitter about the the starting line-up for Satur- Atnietics. outcome and said he was "will- We know some of you are thinking the day's home game with North- ing to go to the Supreme Court Jays were 10th. It was most kind of several western. (of Canada)" to protest the de- metropolitan papers and wire services to up- cision. Part of it was enforced by a rate the club, but according to stats released disabling injury to halfback last week, Elmhurst was in the third ten. No Badger Awards "I can expect a bad decision Dave Colburn—out for the final At any rate, the question springs to mind: anywhere else, but not in my MADISON, Wis. m — The Wisconsin football team held and is still ibothered by headaches. Sobocinski sprained an home town," said the 28^ear- three games of the season with Was Winona that good or Elmhurst that bad? a stiff workout Monday which Coach Milt Bruhn said was ankle. With Jankowski sidelined and Gale Bucciarelli hob- There will be arguments both ways. Ad- old Chuvalo, who spent 45 a broken collarbone. intended "to make an impression on the boys." bled with a charley horse, Bon Lowandowsky is the Badgers' locked door mittedly, Elmhurst did not give a very inspir- minutes behind the Bruhn is trying to whip the Badgers into shape after they top.available fullback. of his dressing room shouting at But two other moves appeared to shore up the defense Bruhn moved Don ed showing for an unbeaten and top-ranked suffered a humiliating 50-14 defeat at the hands of Michigan In an effort , his manager, Irving Ungerman, to be nothing more than letting team. On the other hand, it is doubtful that last Saturday. Wisconsin faces rugged Purdue Saturday in Bliss to right, tackle ahead of Nate Jenkins and made Steve " Madison. Goodman the top reserve at an end position. Veterans Mike and his trainer, Bernie Glick- the youngsters get some much- Winona could have lost. Skemp man. needed experience for the While we personally have wfetched Warrior teams for Usually on Mondays the coaching staff selects outstand- London and .Rodger Alberts were demoted. ing players from preceding game for awards The Boilermakers may be without the services of two He blamed Ungerman for some six years, others who have done It longer, called the the as the top future. defensive and offensive players. This week there were no key players when they invade Madison. End Bob Hadrick agreeing to fight in Toronto, Sophomores Dick Peterson of performance the best they have witnessed. awards. and fullback Randy Minnear, both offensive starters, are saying the bout should have Fridley, Minn., and John Wil- Perhaps Archie Skemp, the end, summed it up best when "I have a hunch the opponents should have the awards expected to watch the game from the sidelines. been held elsewhere. today. liams of Toledo, Ohio, were he said: "I doubt that anyone would have beaten us this week ," said Bruhn. Hadrick, who has set a season record of 47 catches, A crowd of 12,500 at Maple good." Missing from the brisk hour-long drill held in full gear has a knee injury described as a hyperextension and was Leaf Gardens paid $124,456.50 to installed as the Gopher running We were that It's true, the Warriors were great. But if Elmhurst de- were fullback Tom Jankowski and offensive tackle Phil placed in a cast until Friday. Minnear suffered a foot see Terrell win his 14th straight ¦ i backs. And another yearling, served to be among the top 30, Winona State deserved to be Sobocinski. injury and will be on crutches for a few days. fight. His record is 38-4. Chuva- Barry Yagodich of Monessen, first. Jankowski suffered a concussion against the Wolverines lo's record is 33-10-4. Pa., moved to the first-team What was written Saturday was just another chapter in defensive middle guard position. the tale that could be called "The Fallacy of Football Ratings." Peterson replaced Colburn at • left halfback, with another soph- MEMO TO THE WINONA• High• School football team: Don't j omore, Hubie Bryant, in re- take Austin lightly. ; serve. Perhaps that is a superfluous warning in view of the Packers' narrow 6-0 loss to John Drews' When Boom-Boom Goes, Vikes Go Williams replaced durable but mighty Rochester John Marshall Friday. We MINNEAPOLIS UP) - For all Billy (Boom Boom) Brown who only game they lost in that ings, still leads with 777 yards Paul Flatley leads the Vikings their explosive offensive com- triggers the fuse unspectacular Joe HoLmberg at can background it a bit with some statistical that ignites spurt, the Vikipgs scored -37 on 158 carries, a 4.9 average. in pass receiving with 26 catch- fullback. ponents, it would appear from the scoring bombs. points. Minnesota's Tommy Mason is gems. a study of Minnesota Vikings Brown es for 445 yards, but Brown is , , sidelined in summer In the past five Barnes, Brown second with 470 yards on 105 And Yagodich dislodged sen- Going into the game with Rochester Aus- statistics that it is fullback training by a shoulder separa- narrowing the gap on Flatley the No. 1 defensive team in has rushed for 3715 yards on 70 carries for a 4.5 average. ior Brian Callahan on defense. tin was ranked tion, had trouble getting started carries—a 5.3 average. Viking quarterback Fran Tar- with 23 receptions for 333 yards. They bring to six the number the Big Nine with a 7.0 average. this fall. kenton also is certain to gain the Packers His spectacular performance Mason has caught 16 for 271 and of sophomore starters for Min- Now, you can easily see, He carried the ball only 11 a notch or two in the NFL Red Phillips 13 for 162. nesota. destroy that mark against against the Cleveland Browns did nothing to Dunking for times for 18 yards in Minneso- Sunday, when he carried 26 passing standings. He has 98 Fred Cox still is Minnesota's Warmath began work Monday Rochester, even though they did lose. ta's first two games. The Vik- completions in 175 attempts for top scorer with 12 field ' times for 138 yards , gave Brown goals on stopping Northwestern s run- Also, though Austin was able to generate ings lost them both—to Balti- this a 56 per cent mark, good for and 27 extra points for 63 points ning attack, which he described 390 yards in 81 carries sea- , little offensively against John Marshall, it more and Detroit. son for a 4.8 average . 1,552 yards and 11 touchdowns. while Mason has eight touch- as a good one despite last 21.5 scoring average, mat was Drews Babson week' had held a Woman Since then, however. Brown It also shoved him among the Tarkenton was sixth last week downs for 54 and Brown six TDs s 49-7 loss to No. 1-ranked following Rochester with 35 5. Michigan State. good for the No. 2 spot, . has been on a rushing rampage rushing leaders ill the NFL. in the ratings ot NFL passers, for 36. "When Northwestern' You can also be certain that Art Hass will have his team against the National Football Cleveland's great Jimmy but likely will pass Green Bay's Bobby Walden's punting aver- s backs who was held to 39 age has dropped to 44.4 on 22 are healthy, they have been back on Its toes for Friday's meeting at Austin. No. .1, no Swim Coach? League, and the Vikings have Brown, Bart Starr in this week's stand- able to move the' ball against Austin team is apt to lose at home very often, and, No. 2, won four of their last five. The yards in 18 carries by the Vik- ings. kicks. anybody," Warmath said. the Packers naturally will want to cement second place. WELLESLEY, Mass. (AP ) - Word from Evanston, 111., Members of the varsity swim- ming team at Monday was that Wildcat run- WHILE WE'RE SPEAKING• • of the gridiron• sport, we cer- Babson Institute are determined they're going to ning backs Ron Rector and tainly can't overlook Winona Cotter, which Sunday meets a Woody Campbell - who both throw the coach into th» pool if team coached by an ex-pro and big enough to be a pro team. they win their opening meet this missed the Michigan State Bob Welch's Ramblers will close tneir game—will be ready to face the year. compacts La Salle at dinky . Minneapolis De with against Down Gophers. season Even though the coach is a ¦ Jefferson Field Sunday at 2 p.m. lady. De La Salle is coached by ex-Viking and She's Betty Catinella, an at- For This Fellow, former University of Tulane all-American tractive 44-year-old mother of Don Joyce. six chirareirwho has the 23-man It's Old Stuff team grumbling that she Up with man-sized Joyce, in fact, began his professional car- works them too hard. MEADVILLE , Pa.- (AP) - eer with the Chicago Cardinals in 1951. Three Holes in one are becoming . where he "There are too many sprints, old years later he was In Baltimore too many yards at to Jim Lucarcll of nearby two as a member to swim in too played for seven years, short a time," says team cap- Connenut Lake. of the '58 and '59 championship clubs. The 51-yenr-old % tain Steve Smith, "but we need Lucarell sank He then joined the Vikings before going to - * it badly." his sixth career hole in one De La Salle in 1963 as assistant football coach. Welch Monday, on the par 3, 173-yard The all-male business admin- He became head coach last year. istration school lost its swim- seventh hole of Park golf course , in Conncaut Lake. You can be sure he Is pleased with this year 's club which ming coach just before practice has nine men over 200 pounds and seven more over 190. started, so Smith, who dates the SUDDEN DEATH WIN Welch is probably wondering whether the pros use some coach's oldest daughter, sug- RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) - weight-training program he doesn't know of. gested Mrs. Catinella. Ramon Sola of Spain shot a par Babson's athletic director. • • • Tom Smith 4 on the first extra hole Monday BITS AND PIECKS: Jim Grady, Madison, Wis., is chair- , whose 10-year-old to win a sudden-death playoff Bowl-Down daughter was taught to swim by mhn of the Wisconsin American Cancer Society Mrs. Catinella, with Gene Littler of San Diego ' agreed. Team for (hp Brazilian Open golf title activity for this year .. . The Allen s Market team of Waba- captain Smith, an 18-year-old after the two finished tho 72-holc sha's Major loop clipped a 1 ,000 game recently. Harry Lager junior in accounting, sounded rouf/> tied nt, 208. hit 227, Ev Allen 204, Don Biever 202, Elmer Schuth 189 and out the other team members Jerry Eskelson 178 .. , Although Albert Lea had an open date and found no objections. Jim Gustafson worked his team extensively last Friday, SEYMOUR FINED preparation for Rochester this Friday. throughout the week ln NEW YORK (AP) - Coach aul Seymour of the Baltimore said a 1922 U.S. Supremo Court Bullets was fined $500 Monday ruling that baseball at that time for placing his hands on a ref Baseball Above was not engaged in interstate eree during at National Basket- commerce does not prevent a ball Association game with Cin- compacts all these standard features that used to cost So come on and state itself from acting to elim- cinnati last Friday. Stitl talking about squeezed-op rise op with Dart ! Be inate economic violations within when you'd rather be doing something about extra : Outside* mirror. Padded dash. Variable- expansive without being 'expensive. Law According its boundaries. put your money where Dart is! speed electric windshield wipers and washers, them? Then fffj nmrnr-i mm _JL Wisconsin said the Braves' at- At your Dodge Dealer's. Backup lights. Turn signals. Seat belts, two LfOuJJB OQft tempt to keep the state suit in MOTORCYCLE x ° " To Brave Theory! federal court, where it was sub- Dart. Unexpectedly big inside, long outside, front and two t ear. ' MILWAUKEE UP) - The Mil- sequently shifted, "was devoted • R EPAIRS With Six or V8 power that drives out memo- Att these sewsibfo and practical features DODGE DIVISION i^^ CHRYSLER waukee Braves are trying to to the proposition that baseball ries of stodgy, heel-dragging compacts. With come at no extra cost with each and every Dart vtS MOTORS CORPORATION argue that baseball is above the Is truly above tho law . . ." • PARTS law, Wisconsin authorities said Tho state brief said the Monday in pursuing their anti- Braves took the position "that • SERVICE « TRY ^ trust suit against the team's an- a sovereign state , public spirit- ^m nounced move to Atlanta. ed citizens, or for that matter, WINONA AUTO SALES In a 2#-page brief, (he state anyone who says they nre not ROBB BROS. KING W 5th & Cantor Streets Winona, Minn. contended the U.S. District above tho law , is evil , a con- Motorcycle Shop Court should return its suit to spirator, can't possibly be ser- i 4th St. P 4007 . WATCH "THE BOB HOPE CHRYSLER THEATRE" WBDNESDAY NIOHTS ON NBC-TV. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTINGS. - AmericaEDWARD' s Largeit Selling Cigar the Milwaukee County Circuit ious, nnd in general , is out of 573 6. hon* — Court where it was filed, lt their mind." FRlCKSON '5 BELTS 1,074 M. O'BRIEN . 580 Winona Unit in Guard SPORTS PRODUCE Most Domestic CHICAGO (AP) _(USDA)- SHORTS Select Reserve Force Live poultry: wholesale buying Markets Closed Paint and Glass prices unchanged ; roasters 23% NEW YORK (AP) - Most Moves Winona's Company B of the strength of 7 752~*men will con- , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to 24; special fed white rock domestic markets wer« National Guard is one of the stitute the "select re- closed today, MINNEAPOLIS -The Minne- fryers 18' Siding Co. 35 Louisa Street. Aid. Parks said . Bullets in the Western Division. season and championship game. Shop IV/, No. 2 rya> 1.11 Fenske Body COMPLAINTS had been he believes the railroad is mak- But he said "I' The next one may be a shock- Curley's Floor Shop 23 personnel of the Gor- , m looking for- Williams Hotel 18 rst made by ing an earnest effort and that er. s Beauty Shop 17V4 Fi Jeanette On ward to a change of scene." ' man Foundry Co., who had knows we need Nash's 17 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "everyone here LIVESTOCK He said he did not mean that , Although the National Broad- Montgomery Wards U been detained on their way to another street." Material from Michigan State is more firmly (AP) - he was exactly unwanted in Bal- casting Co. has a five-year pact Skelly 4 or from work by standing SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. WESTGATB LADIES entrenched today afi the No. 1 the nearby dikes could be used (USDA) — Cattle 6,500; calves 2,000; timore, with the American Football Westgate Bowl W. L. trains. The Louisa Street cros- slaughter steers and heifers fairly ac- or that he had not tried college football team in the fof" a grade along the north his hardest for the Bullets. He League and the colleges recent- Winona Typewriter . WA WA Winona out- tive, prices steady; cows slow, steady Haddad's . II 12 country, and it looks as if the side of the Lake to weak, all other classes steady; ly signed with the American slaughter steers INTRODUCTORY denied that he had let his aver- Grulkowski Beauty Shop .. 16 14 position will remain comforta- let , he suggested. choice 1000-1200 lb age sag to force a trade. Broadcasting Co., Rozelle will Midland Co-op 15 IS 25.00-26.00; mixed high food and choice Satranek's UVi 17',-i ble until at least Nov. 20. 24.50-25.00; good 22.75-24.25; average to Bellamy, talk to all interested parties. ALD. Stoltman proposed that high choice 925-1000 lb hellers 24.25; 26, was the man the Ken's Hardware f 21 That's the day that the Spar- Youth Nominated Bullets hoped would spark a The current contract brings CITY the Milwaukee share costs so most choice 850-1000 lb 23.25-24.00; FLIGHT Hal-Rod W. L. tans, closing their regular sea- good 20.50-22.75; utility and commer- contending team, but he had the NFL clubs a total ot $14.1 that taxpayers would not bear cial cows 13.00-14.00; canner and cut- Wallys F. City 17 7 son , take on the Fighting Irish been dropped from starting line- million a year for regular sea- Oasis Bar Cafe Is* S the whole burden. Aid. Parks ler 10.00-12.50; utility and commercial son plus $1.8 for the champion- Hotel Winona 14 10 of Notre Dame, who have some For Senate Plan said that an industrial park bulls 18.S0-I9.SO; culler 15.00-17.50, ups in recent games. Merchants Bank 12 11 designs on the national football choice vealers 25.00-29.00; good 22.00- LESSON ship game. Everybody expects KWNO Radio 12 12 Larry Larson, son of Mr. and needs good access and that this 25.00; choice slaughter calves 19.00- The 245-pound Bellamy is a lb the price to go higher. Linahans Bar Cale 12 12 title themselves. Mrs. Norman Larson, 625 E. is enough to justify the street 22.00; good 15.00 to 19.00; choice 727 former star for Indiana Univer- Graham & McGuire 12 12 The Spartans have had rare western steers 25.25; good 550-800 lb sity. His 24.8 average last sea- The NFL already has accept- Country Kitchen ll 13 Sanborn St., has been selected extension. Aid. Jerry Borzy- 20.50-23.00. Bunkes APCO 11 13 success against the Irish during Hogs «,5O0; very active; barrows ana ONLY I K*. ed Atlanta as a 15th team for as Winona Senior High School's skowski, pointing to the rail- Bubs Beer 10 14 the past decade, but last year gills opened fully 50 higher, later 75- 1966 and will operate on a 16 Pepsi Cola a U nominee for the Senate Youth road as the cause of all the 1.00 up; all other classes 50 higher; Speed Wash I 14 Notre Dame atoned for a lot of U. S. 1-2 220 lb barrows and gilts week schedule with each team Program for 1965-66. trouble, said sterner action is V, F. W. past beatings by smashing the 24.75; most 1-2 200-240 lb 24.25-24.50 ; limited offer having one open date. This will Hal-Rod W. L. Two high school seniors needed and that the Milwaukee, medium, 1-2 180-200 lbs 23.00-2425; 1-3 Big Ten power 34-7. 280-400 lb iOWi 21.50-22.50; 2-3 400-iOO 0FF increase the television potential. Hamm 'i Beer 17 7 from public and private second- in his view , is generally indif- Blanches Tavern H I lb 20.50-21.50 ; choice. 120-160 lb feeder Want to know what it's like to fly as In 1967 the league will have 16 Bunke's APCO Rad. Serv. )3 11 Since losing to Purdue In the ary schools in Minnesota will ferent to the problems of oth- plus 21.50-22.50. 25% Abrams Furnice 13 11 Sheep 5,000; trade active on all clas.v plane? Would you like to see bow teams and each of the eight be selected'for the program and ON ALL Bernles DX 13 II second game of the campaign, ers. es, mostly steady, Instances 15 higher safe and easy it is? For limited team conferences will be split will receive an expense-paid on few high choice and prime slaughter • Winona Milk 13 11 Ara Parseghian's South Benders , Without getting to the point time we're offering a completes into two four club divisions. Wasons Supper Club 12 12 trip to Washington, D.C , in lambs and also Instances 1'. higher on Scotts Bakkens Const 12 12 have come fast, winning im- of ordering further studies, the choice and fancy feeder lambs ; cholci introductory flying lesson for ths> This new format for 1967 will January . A special selection and prime 90-97 lb wooled slaughter Bubs Beer 12 12 pressively over Northwestern, council voted to place the let- special low price of $5. result in an extra week of play- Vets Cab » 13 committee named by the state lambs 24.25; most choice and prime Lawn Products Kroegar I U Army, Southern California and ter on file. Borzyskowski voted B5-105 lb 23.50-24 .00; good and choice off games Jones * commissioner of education , will , one on Saturday and Teamsters 4 11 Navy. no while yes votes were cast 70-85 lb 22.50-23,50; choice and prime one on Sunday, following the PIN TOPPLERS make the final choice of stu- 94 lb thorn lambs with No . 1 pelts •bADD BROS. Westgate W. L. They have the sort of running by Aid. Stoltman, Parks, Don- 23.25; utility and good slaughter ewes close of the regular schedule. dents to represent Minnesota. fan- nuDD STORE Winona Paint ft Glass .... SVi 'A strength and defense that could ald Klagge , Barry Nelson , Da- 6.00-6.50; cull 5.00-5.50; choice and Then the two winners will meet Coca Cola 1 » Requirements for selection cy 60-80 lb feeder lambs 23.50; most 576 E. 4th St. Phon* 4007 Watkins Mary King 3 1 give the leaders a run for it. vid Johnston and Harold Thie- choice and fancy 60-85 lb 22.50-23.00; the following week for the Main Tavern 3 1 They have moved to fourth in are that a student have a scho- good and choice 50-60 lb 21.50-22.50 ; wes. choice and fancy 77 lb ewe lambs 24.00, league crown. Winona Insurance Agency ..3 3 the standings. lastic average of at lejst B Lakeside Cffgo VA VA for three years be a senior It Is conceivable that the Wallys 2 4 Iowa, the State foe Saturday, , An experienced, povemment-raterl package will amount to more Hamernlks Bar , 2 4 has lost six games and won only and be serving currently in an flight instructor will fl y with you, PIN TOPPLBRS Pepin Boy Suggested OB than $20 million a year for the (Makeup) one. Indiana , to be met Nov. 13, elected capacity in student gov- let you handle the controls. Y H 16 clubs when the deal finally is Westgate W. L. has won two and lost five. ernment, such as a student find it fascinating! Winona Paint a Glass VA Vi State GOP For Washington Tri p signed and sealed. Coca-Cola 2 1 council member of class offic- New modern Pipers. Complet* The NFL is researching about Watkins Mary King 3 1 The Spartans, crushing North- er. PEPIN , Wis. - Two Wiscon- flight and ground school courses of- Wally's 2 1 ss six cities for its 16th member. Main Tavern 1 2 western 49-7 last week for their sin public high school students fered. Why not drive out to the »lr* New Orleans and Seattle are Winona Insurance Agency . 1 2 seventh straight victory , so im- will be selected through com- port and pay tis a visit , or phone for Hamernik's Bar 1 2 Feels United ' believed to be the two most like- Lakeside Cllgo , . pressed the special panel of petitive examinations to receive flight appointment? You re always ly candidates but others are in- KINGS ft QUEENS sports writers and broadcasters Little Hawks MOORHEAD , Minn. (AP) - an all-expense trip to Washing- welcome at Wastgata W. L. of the 50 cluded. Angels II a that they collected 36 The Minnesota Republican Par ton , D.C, Jan. 23-29, according Dolbla Os 15 f first-place votes . ty today hns fewer problems to Ralph E. Leahy, administra- DEACON BILL BURIED Cherry Plckars 12 12 This was enough to give thorn (hurt many other .states, Minne- tor of Pepin school district. Lyle WINONA BRADENTON , Fla. (AP) Vaughn «. Mlynczak 12 12 Trip Rockels - Fabulous Four 11 13 4ft 1 points—a comfortable lead sota GOP Chairman George Erickson is the Pepin nominee. William Boyd (Deacon Bill) Mc- Trolans 10Vi 13Vi over Arkansas which got 11 Winona High School's Junior C and Ks fVi 14V> , Thiss said Monday at Moorhead They will be housed with re- AVIATION, ING. Kechnie was buried at Manaso- Jokers I 14 Texas Varsity football team got two votes after drubbing State College. presentatives from each of the MAX Conrnd Field ta Memorial Park in nearby GUYS * DOLLS A&M 31-0. Nebraska, also un- touchdowns from its defensive Westgate W. L. Thiss spoke at the college's other states in a Washington ho- Oneco with some 20 baseball three Phone 5468 Schmlt! - Llca It 4 beaten, got the remaining unit ln closing its season on a political emphasis week pro- tel and will study national gov- players and officials in attend- Fenske • Pozanc 15 f first place mentions on a narrow successful note at Jeffe rson ance. Lublnskl - Sobtck 14 10 gram. ernment in action . The program Streng - Kuhlman 13 11 16-14 Kqueak over Missouri and Field Monday. is financed with Hearst Founda- Emmons - Schacht II 13 clung to third place. The Junior Hawks scored on "I believe many Republicans Colbcnson - Armstrong 10 14 In Minnesota feel division Is too tion funds. Konkel - Olrller I u The Top Ten with fir.st-plncc a 15-yard pass interception by Hutchinson - Lldtke 7 II voles in parentheses, .season rec- Ken Armstrong In the f irst pe- big a luxury for our party to DON'T LET WINTER PARK REC JR. BOYS ords and total poinls : riod and a 65-yard run with a enjoy at this point ... I sense Hal-Rod W. L. among many Catch You Up Spartans 5Vi Vi 1. Mich. State m) 7-0 4H1 pilfered fumble by Tom Had- a feeling of fear Pin Pushers 3 1 Republicans today of not being Pin Smashers 4 2 2. Arkansas (II ) 7-0 457 field in the third quarter to drop Sling Rays VA 2'i 3. Nebraska (3) 7-0 3!l2 Rochester 13-6. united , " he said. LOANS Four Bs 3 3 Eight-Balis 2W v, 4. Not re Dame 5-1 362 Rochester scored its only Today 's featured speakers are up to Gutter Dusters 2 4 5. Alabama r>-l-l 200 touchdown in the third quarter . Sen. Ralph Yarbornufdi , D - IN THE AIR Crusaders 2 4 (i. 4-1-1 201 Winona ' Before the anow sjets no deep Hopto Ii* 4Vi Soulhn. Calif. s PAT was on n run Texas, and Hep. Clark Mac- Unknowns I 5 ' you have to get a Swiss moun- 7. (. corgiu Tech 5-1-1 115 by Ix>ren Ben/ . Gregor , Republican from Minne- HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS 1(15 tain climber to do the job, fix Hal-Rod W . L. «. UCLA 4-1-1 The Hawks closed their sen- sota 's 3rd District. iitorm Scramblers 10 2 tt. Missouri 4-2-1 52 son with n 3-2 record. ¦ yourself some , low-cos t Tlgerettes 0 4 rm mi *m7i\\ ^li^^mVP^'Sii7Mm^mm\m ' J'LKX- 10. Kentucky 5-2 4!) ¦windows out of Weriy s Frull Loops 7 5 SOPHOMORE TERRORS ©¦<;MSS. It's msy! Just cut Allay Gators 4 s Gutter Girls 4 a TO COMPLETE TRAINING NEW YORK (AP) - The Prices Farmers Get lack over Kvith ahcars and 600 HI FIs 3 » (AP)I MIAMI REACH Fla. sophomore class is making ita screens or frames. Molds In HIGH SCHOOL BOYS . Highest Since '53 I WW 21 Months Hal-Rod W. L. CassiiiR presence known in the Ameri- WS heat—keeps OUT cold ... aavea • Heavyweight champion W W W W WA M W W Tro|ans » 3 Clay leaves here by jet today can Football League with such ^W^W ^W ^W ^W ^W ^!!I^^W IJ I^W ^W { up to 40% on fuel costs. Warp'a to Repay Raccoons 7 I ST. PAUL (AP) - Prices'Ve- crystal-clear FLEX-O-GLASS Good Players ..,...,.. 7 5 for Las Vegas where he will second-year men u» W.K. Hicks coived by Minnesota farmers in Teplr - Root t t complete training for his Nov. of Houston , Pete Gogolak of lasts for years at a fraction Over 25,000 loam made Dodger's 4 I mid - October were the highest Clydes If Buffalo Les Duncan of Sun Die- the cost of glass. Only OOf ¦ te satisfied chants atnea 1939 22 title defense there against , for October since 1053 , Ihe State mmmmmmmmwmm ^^lmmWllSi9 JACKS * QUBEN5 Floyd Patterson. go and Matt Snell of New York •quart yard at your local hard- Westgate W. L. Crop Reporting Service said dealer. Four Acres 10 10 figuring prominently. ware or lumber Penny Cards 12", ll"i (JUAKI ) OK HONOR Monday. Rockels 12"i ll'/! (AP) CARELESS HIDING The price Index stood PJSB^sM Jolly Jacks II 17 LONDON — Former at 07 SAN MATEO , Calif . (AP) - per cent of the l!t47-4!> average H ED GRIESEL Deuces Wild . 10' , IV/, heavyweight champion Rocky , trr ^^ jn^'^i^l^EM: Hi^^HHB Jokers 10'/i 13", Mari-iuno was given a guard of Johnny Longden , the winningest unchanged from September but ^^^ T^^ntRjf lmammm] ^^miS^^ ^^mmmkmW. WESTGATE JR . GIRLS &. (0.. ojns ¦ Westgate W. L. honor when he mnrched up to jockey in history , has received JO points above last year. The C Ash Trays 13 2 receive a trophy Monday at an II 10-day suspension for careless report said higher prices for ^ LOAN CO. Lucky Strikes 10 3 Strikettes 11 3 Anglo-American sports dinner riding at Hay Meadows which livestock , and barley were the ACE HARDWARI Kentucky Straight Bourbon Wlusk«y • 86 Proof v»» 170 E. 3rd St. Alley Oops 3 12 honoring him for his contribu- caused two other riders and main changes from October of Alley Cats 1 14 S T ITML -W UUK Dulilleiy, UUbluhed Louisville , Kentucky, 1849 Bowlarettaa • 11 ions to boxing. their mounts to take spills. lIKiL Personals 7 Builneat Opportunities 37 Hay, Grain, Feed BO Good Things to Eat 65 BUY WINTER potatoes now. Lazy-A Rus- THE INNKEEPER'S got a problem (and COFFEE BAR — building wllti living CRIMPED HAY, 800 bales, no rain on sets, 20 lbs. 65c , All varieties of apples. Want Ads who hasn't?). Tht Annex Is short a quarters, equipment and Inventory, It; 40 ' pullets. Tel. Houston 696-3203 WINONA POTATO MARKET, 118 Mkt. cocktail wallrsss (well, that' s not such health of owner reason lor " selling. after 7 p.m. a big desi). Applicants must be 31 Coffee Bar, Preston, Minn. acres. Orvllle (we 're listening) and enloy working STANDING CORN — 15 Buy Food Wholesale Alma, Wis. Start Here with the public (now that's silly, COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - Suitable Busch, Capitol Food Provision Co., 3938 whom does a waitress usually work ihop for a plumber, carpenter, elec- 6th St., Gdvw. Tel. 7356. BLIND ADS UNCALLED FOR- with?). Good wages, working condi- trical contractor or other tradesmen, tions, nice co-workers (sounds too ABTS AGENCY,| Inc., 159 Walnut St. Articles for Sale 57 D—46, 59, 77, ?«, M, fl, V), 92, 94, 95 good to be true). Please apply lo Ray Tel. 8-4345. Meyer, (who' s hi?) Innkeeper, WIL- OIL SPACE HEATER — Jungers,.. 4-« TURNER'S LIAMS HOTEL . (Thai's the nice CLEANER* room size, like new, used only 2 HEY MOM! NOTICE place on the corner of 3rd i. John- & LAUNDERERS Very reasonable. Write 309 E. This newspaper will be responsible) weeks. son Sts., gueis I'll go over and ste 5th or Tel. 5991. • for only one Incorrect Insertion of wha the's got to say!) any classified advertisement publish- Let's Eat at . . , Money to Loan 40 TRAILER—largt flat box. - ed Irf the Want Ad section. Check TWO-WHEEL TREAT MOM to a Wed. night away from Tel. 6713. your ad and call 3321 If a correction kitchen duty. Take the whole family must be made. to our famous ctilcken buffet. All you el ASSORTED BABY CLOTHES, refrigera- McDonald's can eat for il.TS. Children »1. Hotel tor, .303 rifle, bassinet, grandpa's Winona . LOANS u»nto " chair, lumper, 6 braided rugs, olay- Card of Thanks NOTE-AUTO—FURNITURE PLAIN pen, lamp, utility trailer, wine press, 2915. FREE TOYS for having a Playhouse 170 E. 3rd. Tel. floor polisher, portable washer, clothes a m. to noon ELLSWORTH— toy demonstration In your home. Tal. Hr«, • a.m. to 5 p.m., Sat. 9 . pole, tool chest, drapes, baby rummage. 2497. I would like to express my deepesl 458 W. 8th St., side door. thanks to everyone who remembered ARE YOU A PROBLEM DRINKER?- me during my stay at the hospital Wanted to Borrow 41 USED MAYTAG wringer washer; 1 and especially Dr. Garber and Man or woman your di Inking creates al! treezen refrigerators and TV sets. the nurses in the north wing; numerous problems. If you need and also to FRANK LILLA & SONS, 761 E, fflh. all who remembered want help, contact Alcoholics Anony- 13000 WANTED—will pay 7% Interest, me with beau- Open evenings. tiful flowers, lovely cards and gilts , mous, Pioneer Group c/o General De- hava good security. Write D-95 Dally They certainly livery, iWlnona, Minn News. Jl*«l TM. were much apprecta . FRUIT AND vegetable stands for sale. ted. ^ Tel. 7356. Mrs. Cecil Ellsworth TAKE soil awsy tha Blue Lustra way from carpets and upholstery. Rent Gum, Sporting Goods 66 Dogs, Pets, Supplies 42 PREWAY OIL burner; Perfection gas electric shampooer, $1. R. D. Cone Co. Tel. 8-1913 GRABLANDER— space healer, 1 year old. SHOTGUNS, automatics, pumps, double* and squirrel I wish to express my thanks to my WIVES who cook and do the dishes, TWO SILENT male coon after J. and bolt actions, 12, 20 and 410 gauges. top tree dogs, neighbors, relatives and friends for Should be granted these 3 wishes; dogs, 4 and 5 years old, New and used,- Buy, sell or trad*. ¦ at night. HEATER, 4 or 5-room size, like new; ' assesses* ta^miammmmc ®eimim *mwmimmm the gilts and get well wishes I re- A grateful mate, a well-kissed cheek, day or night, straight coon OIL Seifert Sport Shop, Utica, Minn. faHBaaaaWBaaaBaittta asaS^ Chat- also 2-room size. Reasonable. 168 High ceived while at St . Mary' s Hospital, A restaurant dinner every week. Trial here. Oscar Kalstabakken, POWER ENG1NFRRS . . . Among the 60 .lames Arnold y, Wabasha , president of Winona at . Rochester, to Rev. Mennlcke and RUTH'S RESTAURANT field, Minn. Tel. 667-4139. Forest. STILL TIME TO have a scope or sight Rev. F. A. Werner for their prayers 126 E, 3rd St. Open 24 hours every mounted for deer hunting. Huntlln* Chapter 4. Webb proposed that Winona host day, Pointers, AKC PICTURE WINDOW — 82" wide, 45" attending an area dinner of the National and visits. except Mon , GERMAN SHORTHAIRED Gun Shop, Rt. 1, Box 21, Holmen, Wis. , excellent hunt- high, storm windows for same Tel, Association of Power Engineers at the Wil- the \967 state convention. The Enchords , a Mrs. Louie Grablander registered, 8 weeks old . Tel. 526-3626. TRUSSES-ABDOMINAL BELTS ing dogs, Intelligent and good disposi- 4515; Ar- liams Hotel Saturday were, from left , A. R. women 's , barber shop quartet , entertained. KONKEL— SACROILIAC SUPPORTS tion. Will train. LeRoy Woychlk, We wish to express cadla, Wis. BIG RUMMAGE SALE—clothing for the Musical Merchandise 70 The local chapter will install officers Wed- our heartfelt whole family, Nov. 1 thru 6, 9 a.m. to Peterson . Rochester , stale secretary ; George thanks and appreciation for the GOLTZ PHARMACY acts Collie pups, fe- 5 p.m. 306 Whitewater Ave., Sf. Char- , Stillwater , state vice president ; nesday evening at Red Men 's Wigwam. (Daily of kindness, messages of sympathy, 274 E . 3rd Tel. 2547 PUREBRED BORDER LESTER SPINET PIANO-for tal*. Tel. Eastwood beautiful floral males, 4 months old, parents go a les, Minn. 9225 or inquire 208 E. 8th . and spiritual offer- Fln- Wvman Webb. Isanti, stale nresident and News photo) ings received from our friends, neigh- long distance for the cowi. Wm. . LARGE QUAKER oil burner, good con- bors and relatives In our sad be- Business Services 14 ner, Arcadia, Wis. UPRIGHT PIANO and bench, good con- dition. Winona Potato Market, Tel. reavement, the loss of our beloved dition, $70. 10i E. !«h. Tal. MM. REGISTERED BLUE TICK' eoonhound, 4741. mother and grandmother. We espe- SMALL ENGINE 5 years old, straight coon only. Ru- cially wish to thank Rt. Rev N F BALDWIN SPINET ORGAN-llka brand COUNTY . . SERVICE & REPAIR MOUNTING BOARDS, names and num- IN WINONA Grulkowski and Rev. Milo -Ernster dolph Herrmann, Cochrane, Wis. Tel. new. 1763 Gllmort. Tel. 8-1776. Fast - Economical 241-1177. bers for rural mailboxes. ROBB BROS. X-Ray Unit for their services, the ladles of Ihe ROBB BROS. STORE STORE, 576 E. 4th. Tel. 4007. Holy Rosary and Sacred Heart Socie- 37o E. 4th Tel. 4007 We Service and Stock ties, the choir, those who donated ANOTHER SHIPMENT of apple peelers, the service of their cars, the pall- Horses, Cattle, Stock 43 Needles for all peels, slices and cores, $4.98. ROBB bearers, and all those who assfsfed us Plumbing, Roofing 21 Higher Makes Stops In every way. •BROS. STORE, 576 E. 4th. Tel. 4007. RECORD PLAYERS Asks castrated State FEEDER PIGS, 40, weaned, The Family of Mrs. Agnes Konke! ELECTRIC ROTO and wormed; also 14 sows, coming USED REFRIGERATORS, electric clothes Hardt's Music Store ROOTER with 2nd litters, 1st of Jan. J. Fran- dryers and ranges. B&B Electric, 155 ROLFING— For clogged sewers and drains , Minn. cis Horlhan, Spring Grove E. 3rd. At Arcadia We want to thank everyone who help- Tel. M09 or 6434. 1 year guarantee. ed In any way the day of the fire BLACK 1800 lb. Clyde Gelding, 4 year Sewing Machines 73 Rural Assessments CALL SYL KUKOWSKI WE TRY to save you money on any fi- WHITEHALL , WLs. (Special) at our home. A special thanks lo old, green broke, pulling prospect or nancing. Our rates are low and month- Winona tha firemen for logging horsa. Ray Emmons, Gales- Assessments'of rural residen- of taxation , told the —Mrs . Oscar Lovelien, White- their services and ly payments are tailored to your re- WE OIL, CLEAN and adlust all makes property in Winona Coun- County Board of Commissioners for saving tha other buildings. Septic Tank & Cesspool ville, Wis. quirements. Drop Into the Installment of sewing machines. SCHNEIDER SEW- tial hall , Trempealeau County co- Ben Rolling Family Loan Department at the MERCHANTS ING 8. APPLIANCE. Tel. 7356. Monday afternoon. PIGS FOR SALE—50, weaned, castrated, ty has not been brought up to in a letter ordinator for the state Board of Cleaning Service NATIONAL Bank and discuss- your sug erysipelas vaccinated. Roy & Glenn Mi- problems. You will receive straight USED SINGER—In good condition, wal- one- third of market value, Ro- The tax commissioner Special truck. Sanitary & Odorless chaels. Tel. Alma 685-3527. Health mobile X-ray unit, urg- Lost and Found G. S. W0XLAND CO. forward advice from our loan otticers. nut console, forward and reverse stitch, land F. Hatfield , commissioner gested that 4 only $40. WINONA SEWING CO., 551 ed Arcadians to take advantage Rushford, Minn. Tel. 864-9243 TWO HORSES mare and 1- , 12-year-old, TREAT rugs right, they'll be a delight Huff. Tel. 9348. David Sauer, , LOST IN GDVW. -Man ^» of free chest X-rays and tests 's silver Caravelle year-old colt, Tei. 8-3081. If cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent elec- county super- watch with sliver expansion band Re- ALU THE NAME IMPLIES . . . Serva- V-OUflty ¦ ¦ Slnk tric shampooer ,. $1. H. Choate & Co. for high blood pressure and di- ward. Tel. 4908, * ...... the tnodern replacement of SIX JERSEY cows, 2—1st c«H heifers, Stoves, Furnaces, Parts 75 visor of asses- dingy metal laundry tubs . . the 4—4th calf cows, registered but no abetes this week. COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC LOST—gold locket 00 a utility unit lor any clean-up |ob. The papers. Tel. Houston, Minn. 896-3367 sments, bring D^-,».J chain. Reward. HUMIDIFIERS Wisconsin Mental DOdra The unit started at the broil- Tel. 7220. lightweight molded-stone construction around 5 p.m. KITCHEN RANGE—combination wood, all rural resi- bePes Its strength and permanency. Its $49.95 coal and bottle gas: Excellent condi- er plant Monday afternoon and BAMBENEK'S, 9th & Mankato tion. Stanley Wieczorek, Fountain City, dential proper- LOST — Coonhound, north of Center- surface Is virtually stalnproof. An at- HAMPSHIRE BOARS—purebred, 1 left Arcadia Industries this after- tractive addition to any (Bluff Siding). Tel. 8687-6344. ty in the county up to one-third villa. Slgmund Walski, Rt. 1, Gales- room. Check to choose from. Harley Goede, Houston, noon. It will remain open from ville, Wis. Tel. Centervllle 539-3532. Into its possibilities ! Minn. Tel. 896-3727. FREEZERS Health Plan of market value for assessment HEATERS, oil or gas, Installed, sold, 6 to 8:30 p.m. today at the fac- IT COSTS no more to own a Gibson. serviced; Aladdin Blue Flame portable FRANK O'LAUGHLIN POLAND CHINA purebred boars, weight Come In and get our prices, WINONA purposes. Personals PLUMBING 8. HEATING 250-300 lbs. Roger Boynton, Lewiston, heaters; also oil burner parts. RANGE tory. „ 7 FIRE S. POWER CO., 54 E. 2nd. Tel. OIL BURNER CO., 907 E. 5th St. Tel. Sauer told the commissioners 207.E. 3rd Tel. 370J Minn. Tel. 3792. Beginning Wednesday it will 5065. 7479. Adolph Mlchalowskl. Draws Attention this would apply mainly to ru- HAND-TOOLED men's billfolds, lust In AQHA REGISTERED Quarter colts, $200 be at the new armory three time for Christmas layaway, Jerry's Plumbing LA CROSSE, Wis. - A ral residential property in Rol- registry up, time payments; new and used trail- DAILY NEWS Typewriters 77 lingstone, Homer, Winona , Rich- days. The schedule for Wednes- selling for $8.95, only $5.95 af RAIN- K7 E, 4th \ Tefcy MM ers. Hunlllna Farms, 3 miles N. of Madison physican told 160 per- BOW JEWELRY, 116 W. 4th. Hqlmen, Wis., on V. Tel. 526-3626. MAIL day is 9 to 11 :30 a.m. and 1 to 4 FAUCETS DRIP? DRAINS GURGL' TYPEWRITERS and adding machines mond , and Wilson townships. fe? for sale or rent. Reasonable rates, sons from three states here that WE HAVEN'T lost our lease, we Call 2737 for p.m. ; Thursday, 1 to 4 and 've lust POLAND CHINA boars, healthy, heavy SUBSCRIPTIONS free delivery. See us for all your of- Sauer said most counties in the moved to new quarters at the corner of the six-county La Crosse area hammed, weight 250 to 300. Reasonably fice supplies, desks, files or office state have been requested to 6 to 8:30 p.m., and Friday, 9 4th & Franklin, across from the Red SANITARY - Minn. plan to coordinate existing men- priced. Elmer Trehus, Caledonia. May Be Paid At chairs. Lund Typewriter Co. Tal. 5223. residential a.m. to noon. Men's. W. BETSINGER, Tailor, 227 E Serviceman Now. (Village). ial health and retardation re- do this. Most of the 4th. property in rural areas is as- Next week the unit will be at TED MAIER DRUGS GOING OUT? Keep the amazing 24-hour sources and start new services Help Wanted—Female 26 HOLSTEINS—A good selection of regis- "telephone secretary" on the lob while sessed at about 30 percent of the the Town of Preston hall, tered serviceable bulls. Mueller Farms, you're away. ANSA FONE answers has attracted state and nation- Lewiston, Minn. market value at the current BLAIR, three days: Monday BABYSITTER — In my home, 4:30 lo Clearance Sale your phone, records all messages auto- al attention . from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.; next 3:30. Tal. 4986. Enterprise Sausage Stuffer -matlcally. Solvt the unanswered tele- Dr. Leonard J. Ganser, direc- time, said Sauer. MEDIFURAN 2 Electric Emery Grinders phone problem as never before! Ar- According to Sauer, assess- Tuesday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and Local Teachers WAITRESS—full and part tlma, Apply Electric Grindstone range a FREE demonstration In your tor of the division of mental hy- Downtown Country Kitchen. Electric Jigsaw office. See ANSA FONE at WIN0MA ment of this property would be 1 to 4 p.m., and Nov. 10 from Mastitis Ointment Electric Meat' Sllcer TYPEWRITER SERVICE, 161 E. 3rd. giene of the Wisconsin Depart- 9 to 11:30 a.m. TWO FULL-TIME waitresses. Apply In 6 tubes one third of market price if Reg. Price 16 ment of Public Welfare, spoke of what the It will be at Community Hall person. Taylor 's Truck Stop, Wabasha, Guns, Ammunition, Traps Vacuum Cleaners 78 on "Where Do We Go From sold—or on one-third At Conferences Minn. Our Price . . . . . $5.25 U Paint at Discount assessor considers a fair market in ETTRICK Nov. 10 from 2:30 Prices Here" at the regional congress RELIABLE BABYSITTER-to live In, I TED MAIER DRUGS ELECTROLUX SALES & parts. Clarence to 4 p.m. and Nov. 11 from 9 Several Winonans participat- Russell. 1570 W. K ing. on "Action for Mental Health value. days a week. Tel. 9378 after 4:30. Animal Health Center The letter was placed on file a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4 ed in a secondary religion Downtown A. Miracle Mall Neumann's and Retardation." p.m. teachers meeting last weekend PART-TIME WAITRESS and kitchen Bargain Store Wanted to Buy 81 by the commissioners. help. Uncle Carl's Oaks. THE SPEAKER said the La It will be at Schilling Elec- at Assisi Heights, Rochester , Poultry/ Eggs, Supplies 44 THE SIAMESE KITTENS are adorable, PART-TIME NURSE AIDES. Apply In the Sailing Ships alive with excite- USED TRUMPET—Olds, Holtan or Conn, tric GALESVILLE Nov. 12 and an in-service workshop at ln good condition. Write 209 E. Sth Crosse district approach to the , , person, Paul Watkins Memorial Home BUY ARBOR ACRE QUEENS, excellent ment, the Country Village charming. , or Tel. SW1. two areas of mental process is from 10 a.m. to noon ; and at Mankato. - ' 175 E. Wabasha. for egg slie , Interior quality and pro- See these and many more New Award Co. duction. 20 weeks pullets available all Jl Numbered Oil Paint Sets now al tha Trempealeau , JOINTER—4" hall Nov. 15 or 6", with or without unique: Integrated services in the Galesville city Members of the religion de- COCKTAIL WAITRESS—must be 21. Ap- year around. For quality ask for Arbor motor. Tel. Fountain City 8687-4151 6 to 9 p.m.; Nov. 16, 9 to 11:30 partment at Cotter High School ply In person. Ray Meyer, WILLIAMS Acre Queen pullets. Winona Chick PA INT DEPOT . predominantly rural area of Hatchery, 56 E. 2nd, Winona. Tel. 5614. 167 Center St. counties through a coordinated a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m.; Nov. 17, attended the Rochester meeting HOTEL. GRATES FOR Holland furnace, 250 A. SANITATION - ISOLATION • Vaccina- Elmer Erdmann, Lewiston. Minn,, plan of utilizing existing agen- Historians Hear 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. and Sister M. Bibiana of the ¦ Help Wanted—Male 27 tion Ventilation - Perspiration are (Hart). Tel,, Rushford 864-9405. cies or structures under local and Nov. 18, 9 to 11 a.m. Cotter science department was all back of the Dekalb 20-week pullets USED APPLIANCE According to Mrs. Mabel TWO TRUCK delivery men, steady em- produced by SPELTZ CHICK HATCH- WM. MILLER SCRAP IRON A. METAL control. chairman of the science section ployment, must have chauffeur's !!¦ ERY, RoUingstone, Minn. Tal. 8689- CO. pays highest prices for scrap Skroch Arcadia, Trempealeau BARGAINS Iron, metals, and raw fur. The conferees were told Review of Work , of the diocesan workshop at cense. Apply In person only. Valley 2311. Available year-around. Thursday of the need to pro- County nurse, who is in charge Loyola High School, Mankato. Wholesalers, 330 E. 3rd, Winona. EUREKA 222 W. 2nd Ttl. 2067 GALESVILLE, Wis. (Special) Wanted—Livestock 46 Closed Saturdays vide a uniform rate of reim- of arrangements, simple tests Oscar Horner, head of the bio- FARM HAND for general farm work, Vacuum Cleaner — Miss Ruth Lyon , student at on modern dairy farm. Jesse Ploeti, SEE Us For Best Prices bursement to local for tuberculosis, other diseases logy department at the College SOWS OR GILTS wanted, to farrow communi- Eau Claire State University, St. Charles, Minn. Tel. 932-4392. Demonstrator Scrap Iron, Metal, Wool, Raw Furs ties so services can be develop- of the lungs, some types of of Saint Teresa , spoke on between now and the first of Jan. Reg. $49.95...".Now $37.88 ' M a, W IRON & METAL CO. was the speaker Sunday after- WANTED FULL TIME man for day Marvin Oesau, Cochrane, Wis. Tel. . J01 W. 2nd Sf. Tel. 35M ed evenly. Dr. Ganser explain- heart disease, high blood pres- "Chemistry of the DNA Mole- 248-2230. noon when more than 20 mem- work, permanent position. Apply «t " ed state agency responsibilities sure and diabetes. cule." McDonalds. Used HIGHEST PRICES PAID bers of the Trempealeau Coun- A sample of blood will be tak- LEWISTON LIVESTOCK MARKET for scrap Iron, metals, rags, hides, toward implementing the La Sister M. Carla, head of the DEPENDABLE, experienced man for A real good auction market for your ELECTRIC DRYER raw furs and wooll ty Historical Society met in the en from a finger-prick. There livestock. Dairy cattle on hand all Crosse district plan. Cotter language department farm work. No milking. Ray Em- A-l condition....$40 Isaac Clark room of the Bank , mons, Galesville, Wis. week, hogs bought every day. Trucks Sam Weisman & Sons District or county planning is no charge for the mobile available. Sale Thurs. Tel . 2667. of Galgg^Hle. service, Reports of the results discussed methods and texts INCORPORATED committees are needed , he She clescribed and explained used in teaching Latin. New TWO MEN - 21 »o 37, with car anil Used T.V. Consoles 450 W. Jrd Tel. JB47 eaid. Mrs. Helen DeBawieleben, will be sent to individuals in good work record, to service local Farm Implements 48 and Table models the work she had done during from four to six weeks. It is trends in teaching history were route, S100 or more per week. Se« Rooms Without Meals 8ft Madison , coordinator of social the summer months in cata- discussed by Sister M. Janice Mr. Johnson, Westgata Motel, 10-12 HOMELITE CHAIN saw parts, service from $15 to $50 work recruitment for the divi- not necessary to undress. a.m. Wed. morning. and sales. AUTO ELECTRIC SERV- loguing the historical artifacts , Pre-registration forms are and Sister M. Killene of the ICE , 2nd and Johnson. Tel. 5455. Used Upright ROOMS FOR MEN, with or without sion of mental hygiene, said manuscripts ar^ photographs Cotter history department. They SALES SERVICE delivery, no strikes, housekeeping privileges. No day sleep- high school youths often can be given persons previous to the no lay off, all the overtime you want, DISC SHARPENING by longer lasting Vacuum Cleaner ers. Tel. 4859. stored in Galesville. She illus- summer workshop married to age 41, J110 per week, car metal saving rolling. Fred Krani, St day of examination . If taking spoke on a . A-l Shape recruited as volunt eers in men- trated her talk with humorous program and discussed the unit necessary. Apply Mr. Johnson, West- Charles, Minn. Tel. 932-430B. SLEEPING ROOMS for girls. Tal. SOU tal health centers and for ca- the diabetes test, it is import- gate Motel, 1-3 p.m. Wednesday af- $12.50 with Attachments or 4741. cartoons drawn by Gerald Rail type of history instruction in- ternoon. LUNDELL FLAIL chopper and PTO reers in this field. ant that tlie person eat either of Galesville. itiated as an experimental study John Deere No. 43 corn sheller. George Rooms for Housekeeping 87 Stipends are offered by the a full meal 1M> to 2 hours be- PART TIME Sales work, aga no han- Flmlan, Alma, Wis. Valuable records and histori- fore the test, with a sweet des- now in progress at Cotter. dicap, car necessary, able So work Btate. she said , for educational cal articles, once displayed in 15 hours per week, can earn up to TWO McCORMICK self-unloading chop- GIRL TO SHARE double housekeeping; sert , or a 10-cent fudge bar or $3 per hour or more See Mr. John- per boxes; McCormick chopper with 1- room. Tel. 6-2466. advancement of professional a museum in Whitehall , have . persons. Potential two 5-cent candy bars. son, Westgata Motel, 4-5:30 p.m. Wed, row cornhead; Gehl blower with short o employes pull-type com- Temp been moved from a temporary Independence School afternoon, hopper; 64 McCormick Apartments, Flats bine with motor; 203 International self- row iroif WITH nut www msmt mas 90 from outside the state can be '» ¦¦ ¦ *r storage place in a bulidin g on YOUNG MAN WANTED to train for re- propelled combine with 10' gralnhead OMIATID IT •AMIU-IIMMOk WC ' ' '¦ brought in for recruitment in- the Trempealeau County fair- Schedules Parent ceiving, slocking and merchandised. and 2-row cornhead. Make offer or will LOVELY 4-room modern apt. with balh. terviews by a flv-in program. grounds at Galesville and are Apply Wayne Hlmrlch, Ted Maler consider trade for livestock, Orlln Ohl- all utilities' furnished, $125 per month. Conferences Thursday Drugs haber, 6 miles E. of Bellechester or Coal, Wood, Other Fuel 63 Tel. 8-1128. CHARLES HAUL, Viroqua, stored in a vault in the former 3', 'a miles N,W. of Oak Center , bank building and in the Ann- Housing Code INDEPENDENCE , Wis. (Spe- MARRIED COUPLE wanted on modern BURN MOBIL FUEL OIL and enloy tha DELUXE GE all electric 1 bedroom chairman of the manpower seg- dairy farm. House and extras. Write MILK HOUSE EQUIPMENT comlort of automatic personal care. apis ., carpeted, air conditioned and ment of the conference , review- strong garage. cial) — Parents are being ask- D-91 Dally News. Rath wash tanks, fans, air Intakes, Keep lull service - complete burner garages. BOB SELOVER, REALTOR, The articles were catalogued ed to call at Ss. Peter & Paul's hose parts, storage cablnels. care. Budget plan and guaranteed price. Tel. 2349. ed manpower requirements in PORTER—Coffee Shop. Evenings 8 to 11, Ed's Refrigeration & Dairy Supplies Order today from JOSWICK'S FUEL A. the six counties . by Miss Lyon , under the bead- Catholic School Thursday after- Older man preferred. Sea Mgr., Hotel 555 E. 4th Tel. 5532 OIL CO., 901 E. 8th. Tel, 3389. PLEASANT MODERN 4-room upper, ing LAMP , for Library, Arti- Board Named noon for their children 's report Winona. adults, prefer working couple, $65. In- Dr. Robert A. Stair , Viroqua , Rugs Linoleum quire Hanke Grocery. No phone calls. Ratification of a and Furn., , 64 References required. chairman of the report on facts , Manuscripts and Photo- I seven-man cards , to meet the teachers Rat & Mouse graphs, (" uses for newspapers Housing Code Board of Appeals to discuss the progress of their Part Time HARVEST FESTIVAL of values special. car can earn tl.M- TWO-BEDROOM apt., lights, water, heat "Comprehensive Mental Health I YOUNG MAN with Killer 7-plece brome dinette, big 36x60 with were contributed by her father , was voted Monday night by the children. Parents will be noti- 50 per hour. Write Warren D Lee, furnished. Immediate possession. fVay Center , " said treatment for per- I S2 . . 3 lbs. 6 smart chairs. $77. BURKE'S FURNI- Herbert Lyon , Town of Cale- Cily Council. fied at what hours to come. 311 Losey Blvd. So., La Crosse, Wl) be seen afternoons and evenlngi. 1913 sons for emotional disorder is Special $1.89 TURE MART. 3rd & Franklin. Gilmore Ave. Tel. 7509. donia. 1 Members were appointed by American Education Week less expensive at the local lev- DUNCAN PHYFE table with 4 chairs TWO BEDROOM APT. Fireplace, full Miss Lyon was introduced by 1 -Mayor R. K. Filings , subject to will be observed at school Wed- or Semi-skilled TED MAIER DRUGS and buffet; chrome kitchen set wilh el. Skilled Downtown 4 Miracle Mall basemcnl, furnishings optional, 12 Clark Nixon , La Crosse , presi- council a p- _____^___^ nesday when interested parents 4 chairs. Tel. 9225 or Inquire 208 E. miles soulh on .irlwy. 61. Tel. Dakota Other advantages to patients I t Machine Operator!? 8th, i dent of the society, Miss Edith proval. The are invited to visit classes. 643-3070 after 4 . he said, nre better rehabili ta- i ^. board will High pay, excellent working USED FURNITURE-2 pc. living room ; Kartlett recently came into pos- ; V-lty (First Pub. Tuesday, Nov . J, 1965) USb£> MACHINERY NOV.—Broadway, near St. Teresa Col- tion , closer contact wilh fam- suite, $20; swivel high back plat- lege. Pleasant upsta/n gpf., front i session of four bound volumes : hear appeals conditions , job security. form rocker, $25,- full sire coll spring, en- ilies , and a shorter treatment \ PARK RECREATION IIOARD John Deere trance, 4 rooms, bath, pnnlry, cabinet* , i brought by in- r Wlnonn, Minnesota $8; *4 slie bed complete wilh spring, time. Specialized services are of the Galesville Transcript ;| wall-to-wall .carpeting, 2 closed, TV V^OUllCH Apply in person $40i brand new boudoir chair, reg. signal, drapery rods living from HltiO to 11164 which she ob- divjduals from | ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 630 Tractor $27.95, damaged, now as Is 114.95. room, elec- available at the state hospital. tric ranoe and refrigerator, garane, , rulings by city For or Tel. 8-4331 BORZYSKOWSKI FURNITURE , 302 tained from a woman in Elgin 620 Tractor with wide front nalunl gas heat, hot and cold yvater Merlen Kurt h , Madison , exec- FLOWER PLANTS Mankato Ave. Open evenings. 111 Miss Bartlelt said she will I housing inspectors. Establish- 60 Tractor furnished . Working couple preferred. utive director for the Wisconsin ] donate the volumes to the so- | ment of the board was one of Scnlfd proposals marked "Flower Rid" WINONA TOOL MFG. Tel. 6546, Association for Retarded Chil- will he received In the Office of tfie A Tractor : ciely. the key amendment s to the code Seirolnry ot tlie Pork Recreation Donrd KiO W. Broadway AR Tractor Apartments, Furnished 91 dren , said using volunteer help At the business session meni- adopted last January. In Hie City of Winona, Minnesota, until ' s on P . M . November 33, 1965. to furnish B Tractor CARPETING is one of the best avenues to- TWO ROOMS with bath tiers voted lo set up commit- Appointed to the board were: flower iilnnllMfjs In accordance wild Ilia and kllchenelte, I No. 25 PTO Combine heated, hot soil water ward public education of the ipeclticition* prepared by the Pnrk , laundry, air tees for membership, program , Cordon Espy, MM Park Lane; Trip conditioning newly Kecientinn hoard of Winona, Minnesota, 4 furrow 14 inch redecorated com- problem. Another plan , he said , Train for PRINTING plete wilh furniture social ami a LAMP , the latter Ben llavenga , lit; E, Broad- Spec iflrntloru and proposal form may Bottom Plow SALE . $100. Tel. 3)62 or 3705 for appointment. is lo hold coffee breaks among to have charge of the manii- way; Keith Scliab , 1 0711 W. be oblnlned al the Park Recreation Of- 4 fu rrow lfi inch Plow fice, c ity Hall , Winona, Minnesota. All •ft Hand Composition «& Carpeting neighborhood groups or busi- WEST CENTRAL 1 scripts and artifacts Broadway ; .lames Donahue , 4'2H lnd^ must hi- submitted on the proposal llVi-ft . Field Cultivator location , 2nd floor , 7 Linecastitig and Presswork rooms, bath and closet, nessmen to explain the problem forms lurnKhed . ¦ft Cushion heat and hot A secretary is lo be elected E. Howard St.; Karl Grabner , Oliver 880 Tractor water furnished. 612 E. 6th. and needs, wilh a consultant A crilitliTi iherK or bidder ' * bond shall to succeed Mrs . Kileen l.aytoii , ; '.>:.&' Pel/.er St.; Eugene Heber- ai uimpftny crirli bid In an amount rounl Green Isle Mixer Mill Write ¦& Installation NEW TWO-ROOM present . tu nl le,,sl five percent (V' of the hid, furnished efficiency, ! who has moved friiin town I ling, 4'.!1 W. Broadway, and T. <) 2 John Deere Wagons with private entrance EDSKI. Virgin. Sparta, chair ! mncle payable lo Ihe Park Herrenrlon GRAPHIC ARTS nnd bath. Suitable for j Meetings are tu be held (lie Chin les Green , -lift W. King St. board, which Hoists and Barge Boxes 17 Patterns 2. Available Immediately, 264 W. 7lh, man of the t wo-year comprehen *,lwill he forfeited to the tide door, last Tuesday in alternate hurtitl In the event the successful hldW4i rfW H441 »TT 4t *'' " 3 miles north of Caledonia, Minn., or 12 miles southwest * "*^ ^TTTTt titii J JTT a ¦' ¦¦• dining area, modern kitchen, 2 large £f \r terior , full guarantee. mfff r< *713*nn HZQ h TTntZZZ. iinm.llll TniiiiTTTlmTTtT m ttf££QK *MfTtTn*- tiTttTPT ' Imttn Tffi §n I y-' ' bedrooms, lots of closet space, bath In '64 Fairlane «*1 ot Hokah, Minn., on Highway 44, then Vs mile west on >Ht ' llll " * * *'"" 'I I HIIlTt*' Utn KZB TTHTTi rff mfl f M 1\ WINONA TRUCK P M ^ TWJJW " each apt. Hot water heat, full oase- 4>I07D t>**M *M **U>** ^ *XXBJ^ QXS «*XS ^ fBCD ' Tt I 4-door ' - blacktop road; or 9 miles southeast of Houston , Minn., ment, with recreation room. Tel. 8-1774. SERVICE 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 4- , east. Follow Thorp Auction / 4 miles southwest t 1763 Gilmore. '64 Valiant •tlylOE door, V-8, Cruisomatic, on Highway 76, then Vi mile. r 3 miles northeast of Whitehall —OR— 65 Laird St. Hardtop ¦ 1 "3 , Arrows. . ¦ . P of Pigeon Falls on U.S. Highway 53, thery % mile east on t THREE BEDROOMS, fireplace central f power steering, red vinyl . P <* town road. Watch for arrows. location. Dave Henderson. Tel. 8-2444. '63 Chevrolet QQC interior , white outside, and - «?til77J sharp. % TWO STUCCO HOUSES-1 2-bedroom, 1 Usad Can 109 Impala ' Saturday^ November 6 3-or, 4-bedroom. Garages. West 'ocatlon. \ ' Carpeting. Will finance. Tel. 6059. '63 Monterey 1963 Ford Fairlane 500 4- Monday, November 8 | PONTIAC — 1955 *door sedan, very ClOOC Starting Time 10:00 A.M. \. 1 good condition. $100. May be seen af- 4-door $I77P door, V-8, standard shift , I AVAILABLE for Immediate occupancy ter 2 at 372 E. 10th. i Lutheran 'f [i Sale starts at 11:00 A.M. % 2-bedroom brick , recreation room. Tel '63 Fairlane C130C tu-tone, clean. Lunch by: Miriam Circle of Immanuel f 8-2598 for appointment. CHEVROLET—1941 Bel Air 4-door, au- 4-door «pl073 \l Pigeon Creek A.L.C.W. will serve lunch. | tomate!, V-8, will take older car in .. REAL ESTATE i' HOMES-FARrVtS-LOTS—ACREAGES 1959 Ford Country Sedan 9 ' trade. Tel. Fountain City 487-3854. dairy f 51 HEAD OF REGISTERED HOLSTEINS 51 I CORNFORTH REALTY •63 Studebaker passenger station wagon, FARM TO BE SOLD AT 12:00 NOON - An ideal % (24 COWS) La Crescent, Minn. Tel. 895-2104 FORD — 1954, automatic transmission, $1 005 V-8, Fordomatic. Clean. - or beef farm or suitable for both dairy and beef together, Q £ HOLSTEIN % 431 Fat, 3.7 Test g radio, $«. Tel. 4102 or 54 Otis St. 62 Chevrolet with a hog set up. Plenty of good buildings with a choice A Blackie, 11,762 lbs. M., 307 D., and mail route to front n f Eleanor, 11,851 lbs. M., 271 D., 475 Fat, 4.0 Test , Expected | priced low. N. Sawyer, Tel, 2811; af- '62 «tl 1 QK . Three bedrooms, 15x24' living room, 1962 Oldsmobile F85 4-door, ;; ter 5, ma. 4-door -^1 173 ,; door. Buildings are close to a new black top road. t', '/ 504 beautiful kitchen, bullt-ln stove and V-8, standard shift. A great ? Home site improvements consist of 4 bedroom home A *" Verna, 14,683 lbs. M., 303 D., 570 Fat, 3.9 Test | oven, all bedrooms carpfted, new T-BIRD — 1941 convertible, Immaculate '61 ury car. nylon carpeting In living room, rec- c hot and cold water and cupboards. |/ n Sue, 10,360 lbs. M„ 255 D., 408 Fat, 3.9 Test, Expected 457 Shape, new tires. Tel. 7205 after 5:30. £ $1195 with basement, bath, \ reation room or 4th bedroom In base- 0r . Barn 32 x 90 ft. with cement floor, 29 stanchions and ' ''' Nedra , 10,020 lbs. M., 305 D., 386 Fat, 3.9 Test , Expected I ment, new 2-car garage. House new- CHRYSLER for sale by estate. Bid pro- 1949 Jeep station wagon, 3- ly decorated In 1945. Location west drinking cups. Hog house No. 1 24 x 80 ft. with water, / 506 I - posals are solicited., on 1961 Chrysler See these and many speed, with 4-wheel drive. end of city. This home must be seen 4-door Sedan Newport, V-8. Make In- : 13 244 lbs. M., 305 D., 446 Fat, 3.4 Test to aprpeclate all the fine features. Very clean , in good shape. ' cement floor and inside pens, also feeding platform ¦ Sonja , , % quiries of Leslie Grover, Rt. 1, Gales- more. adjoining. Hog house No. 2 20 x 36 ft., water and cement ' lona, 15,308 lbs. M., 307 D., 545 Fat, 3.6 Test h Contemporary ville, Wis., (Centervllle, Wis.). Right to ; reject any and all bids Is reserved, 1965 LTD 4-door hardtop, 250 ' floor. Machine shed (all metal) 41 x 120 ft. Cement stave ' < , Polly, 13,286 lbs. M., 278 D., 470 Fat, 3.5 Test , Expected ;t Attractive and brand new 12' x 19' time to file expires Nov. 9th, 5 p.rr. We Advertise Our Prices <^- ¦ living room with acrllan carpeting, ^^ h.p., Cruisomatic, power i silo 12 x 49 ft. New garage. Granary 16 x 24, well, wind- ;', 498 . V. 3 bedrooms, nice kitchen with formi- steering and power brakes. ' , 4.2 Test CHEVROLET - 1955, good condition. * mill and cistern. f Joy, 11,117 lbs. M., 297 D., 464 Fat ca cupboards, pretty bath. Gas heat, Tel. 8-3.144 after 5 p.m. Factory warranty. Second set of buildings on farm consist of barn 40 x I- Ruby, 12,174 lbs. M.,. 346 D./473 Fat, 3.9 Test, 1st Lactation s-; self-storing windows, attached ga- fLrV $0 i K^^JwntiWf teJt.S» *? i ^ ' rage. H 20 ft. with 2 lean-to additions each 40 x 17 ft. and metal *•{ {i Norma, 12,870 lbs. M., 327 D., 448 Fat., 3.5 Test, 1st 8 Adaptable Home (x shed 20 x 54 ft. on north end. Double corn crib, silo 12 x § % Lactation I 41 Years In Winona ' In good west location. May ba used FOR SALE 1 35 ft., windmill with water piped to barn. h I Sandy, 11,462 lbs. M., 264 D., 428 Fat, 3.7 Test , Expected | as 3, 4 or 5 bedrooms. First floor Lincoln-Mercury-Falcon O & J p TERMS ON -REAL ESTATE: 10% on day of sale, « §. 475, 1st Lactation I has living room, dining room, 15x16, large bedroom, den, new bath, gen- '63 RAMBLER AMERICAN Comet-Fairlane f balance on delivery of Deed and Abstract showing market- |j | Jody, 10,866 lbs. M„ 247 D., 372 Fat , 3.4 Test ; Expected % erous kitchen with nice cupboards. ' 2-door, automatic transmis- MOTOR CO. I. able title. Fall possession can be arranged. | % 439, 1st Lactation , Test Inc. Ijjj Three bedrooms on second floor. Open Mon., Fri. Eve. ;< 44 HEAD JERSEY CATTLE - 2 Jersey cows, fresh ; § 3 Holstein cows 2nd calf heifers | Very good basement, Including laun- sion, whitewalls, radio, heat- and Saturday afternoons St. Charles , Minn. | , dry tubs, rubbish burner, deep freeze. low mileage. Excellent *$ 3 Jersey cows, dry, springing Close; 3 Jersey cows, dry, % I 4 Holstein cows, 1st calf heifers | Oil heat, garage, 2 screened porches. er, *' condition, perfect second to freshen in winter; 6 Jersey cows, milking, due in April; | | f Of the above 24 cows, 11 are fresh with calves at" | 300' Frontage car. Any reasonable offer »< 2 Jersey-Holstein cows, mliking, due in April; 12 Jersey % | aide, 2 are close springers due before sale date, 7 are fl Located west on Hwy. 41 Service milking, Road. Suitable for multiple dwelling accepted. ^ cows, due in May and June ; 2 Holstein heifers, % I springers, 1 is due Jan., 1 Is due Mar., 2 due in spring. | or apt. house. Zoned commercial. r «&? coming 2 years, bred ; 2 Jersey heifers, coming 2 years, 1 % 1 Holstein heifer, 3 years old , springer $ $12,500. p #J&lg . Tel. 8-4331 weekdays |p| IIIHI1 bred ; 1 Jersey heifer, gf ff (||||tl|iiiMt|"" f^ |'" '|™|»'|||| ^ |||A '^V' "w*"^.lml'l'T>11 IMI P IVi years, open ; 5 Jersey heifers, fl 1 7 Holstein heifers, 20 to 24 months old, open % RESIDENCE PHONES: ' coming 1 year; 1 Holstein heifer , coming 1 year; 5 Jersey | or ;, Because I have taken other employment, I must sell , | 8 Holstein heifers, 10 to 12 months old | E. J. Hartert . . . 3973 1 calves, small. This herd has been on D.H.I.A. for the !i 11 Holstein calves, 1 week to 3 months old | Mary Lauer . . . 4523 Tel. Dakota 643-2061 my dairy herd and entire line of personal property at % Bill Zlebell . . . 4854 past 18 years. Tri-State breeding has been used con- | | This herd has not been under test during the last % auction , located 18 miles west of Eau Claire on County tinually. Mostly all are young cows. TB and Bangs tested are D.H.I A. Owner- jp " or 4 miles cast of Downsville on County Trunk jl I year; therefore, the records given . ' Trunk "C," for Interstate Shipment. % year 1964. Records of the dams p' i > "C" on | Sampler records of the STATION WAGON , DAIRY EQUIPMENT - Metering 4-unit milker; 1 1 I of the 7 1st and 2nd calf heifers will be posted day of sate f, , Surge seamless bucket; 2 Mc C single unit buckets ; Stein- | | I along with records on dams of all heifers. Entire herd P 601 Main St. Tel. 2849 BARGAINS ;; Friday* November 5 horst 6-can side opening milk cooler; 16 gallon electric §< $ is Registered with exception of calves which are also |, 8. St. hot water heater; DeLaval No. 15 cream separator; jjjj P; eligible. During the last year on test, this herd had an :jjj FOURTH W. 422-Near Madison 1959 OLDSMOBILE Sale Time 10:30 Lunch will be served. tired wagon with 30 bu. wagon box ; 1 Lindsay wagon 122 acre farm with 5, fl clean tested by Drs. Register and Barcus. &: with B ¦ FARM FOR SALE BY OWNER — p chopper box ; 1 2-wheel trailer; horse cutter with shafts ; U ¦ 10 acres under cultivation . All modern home, 36x96 ft. -<\ I MACHINERY - vl959 Fordson Major Diesel, com- | | unloading jack . ' Price $3900 NYSTROM'S pletely with live power p barn remodeled 4 years ago with 35 stanchions, pens, p 1 equipped , live hyd., 3 point hitch , jj ! f| MACHINERY AND MISCELLANEOUS p Chrysler - Plymouth etc., good condition ; 1956 IHC "300" tractor, completely | ITEMS - 4- t l1 barn cleaner nnd 2 silos. Complete set of good outbuild- : $1,000 down, will sell less I | section A.C. steel drag; 32-ft, double chain steel grain/. !* jP ings. All ideally located near good highway. For further p | Open Mon. & Fri. Nights | equipped with live power, live hyd ., torque amp., power j | ?si elevator; 2 chopped ' ' for cash. U steering, etc., hay forks: 1 grapple fork ; 1 silage t- \U information contact owner. ;: i this tractor completely overhauled ; Paulson $ fork ; pump jack ; 2 electric fencers ; 500 j; Farmall 460 tractor, pj front end loader, like new, to fit IHC; Little Giant 44-ft. f \ U lb. platform I TRACTOR MACHINERY — 1959 P p . scale; ensilage cart ; 6 h.p. electric motor; Hi h.p. dec- :; P actual hours , 1 ,489, perfect; 1953 Farmall Super H trac- }¦ | | elevator with drag hopper; Ford 3-bottom plow, throw- % trie motor ; 2 12 Lenox, Winona These Are Not away lathes, cover boards etc.; John Deere field f|i h.p. electric motor ; 50 ft. 8-inch drive belt; P si tor , new tires, real good condition ; 1954 McD. No. 9 3- ' | | , chopper % 2x2x5 ft. new steel tank; electric rubber; 1954 McD. 7-ft , with corn head , PTO ; John Deere 15A flail chopper; New j:j | tank heater ; power P bottom 14-inch tractor plow on The Average Run I % sprayer; some woven wire ; 25 steel beams 5x7 inches x P tandem tractor disc with hyd. hookup; 1939 New Idea I Holland Super 66 baler, 1 owner, new knotter . etc.; Case jl 20 ft, long from Butler Used Cars- "55" combine; PTO ; Minneapolis 3 Bldg. ; 2 1 Vfe-inch bore hydraulic P P No. 200 PTO manure spreader; 1955 McD. 7-ft. No. 27 ; Do You Want It Of I Moline 1-row corn % cylinders ; 1 3-inch Idea 4-bar side j h picker; Spreadmaster manure spreader; 8-ft. John Deere % bore hydraulic cylinder; Homoko 22- P \f i semi-mounted power mower; 1956 New But Pre-Ovvned Cars f % inch lawn mower; sewage pump with motor ; 300 gallon f i rake on rubber; 1957 M.H. No. 3 hay baler; 1964 McD. j Sold . . . | double disc tractor grain drill with grass seed attach., P on rubber like new; John Deere 290 corn § gas barrel with stand ; 1,200 gal. gas barrel ; shaft , boxes P f i: No. 7 flail chopper , like new; McD. No. 102 tractor corn j I960 RAMBLER |i , planter; John I . No. 43 j Or Just Listed?? i Deere 2-bottom plow ; 4-section steel flexible drag; 7-ft. sf ti and blade for saw outfit; some lumber. planter; rubber tired wagon ; hay rack; 1958 J.D Classic TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT - PTO corn sheller , very good ; McD. No. 2 hay conditioner; | | field digger; 2 8-ft. tandem discs ; 8-ft. .single disc; 2 j : Masscy Harris "44" P Station wagon, 6-cylinder f i tractor, 1959, A-l condition, good tires; Internationa) Wfi - wide fron t for Farmall tractor; set of tractor chains; 2 We don't Just list or tie up % rubber tired wagons and racks; rubber tired wagon and f i engine, standard transmis- | tractor , 1949, good condition , yood tires ; Farmall C trac- McD . 2-wny cylinders; tractor umbrella; heat houscr to your property (or a long with overdrive, radio, P corn box; self unloading chopper box, PTO; John Deere | sion 4-bar side delivery ; New | tor with cultivator , fair condition , fair tires; International P fit. II. A better than average lino of good , clean , field time nor throw lt In the white sidewall tires. A good s* Holland 7-ft. mower; IHC hay gj ; Little Genius ¦ ¦] |( conditioner; 21-ft, Greon Crop feeder rack with wagon etc, j !| ;)-bottom 14-Inch tractor plow on rubber; - ready machinery. others. runner at a LOW price , | Grnham-Hoemc deep ; OTHER MACHINERY ¦¦- I 960 McD. H seetion 5-har ! hopper with many |3 FEED — 2,500 bales of alfalfa hay, conditioned , very 1 | soil tiller to fit C tractor ; McD. P. . ' When you list with us our good ; 300 bales of oats hay ; 400 bales of straw; 500 bu n mower; McD. 7-ft. tandem disc on rubber; 10x20 inch ? A steel drag, very good;; F.v.cc Flo 8-ft. fort, and lime $895 I I H tractor chains ; heat ji :j spreader; McD. 13-7 grain drill with fcrt ., pniss nnd j entire staff gives your pro- outs; 30 ft. of corn silage in 12x35 silo ; 15 loads of silage in | houscr to fit W6 tractor; manure 'P P tij loader , Twin Hydraulic, to fit Farmall C or Super C; :¦¦':¦ double disc , on rubber; Kewaunee Model 500 all purpose perty personal attention. To 1057 PONTIAC i enow fence; 22 acres of standing corn , very good; 6 acres | | ' y International 10-ft. double disc , all steel, on rubber , with P elevator with hopper and PTO shaft; 2-wheol tractor us "SOLD" la a very neces- Chieftain f i. of shocked corn. | grass seed attachment; International trailer with brakes ; wheelbarrow; Surge Model AC elec- trans- HOUSEHOLD GOODS - Washing machine ; refriger- | "64" combine with i sary part of our business. V-8 motor, automatic § | nick up attachment; swathcr attachment tric fencer; 100 eleelrie fence, posts , steel ; ensilage cart. mission, whitewall tires. £| ator; electric stove; dining room table with 6 chairs and I \ to fit on mower; ! Phone us and see. | McD. corn planter with fert. attachment; Now Idea 2-row j. j on rubber; some grain sacks; some lumber ; ,' il cow Priced to sell at I buffet; some other items also. § mounted to fit Masscy H vet, • !| !| 180 AMP FORNEY ARC WELDER - | | nr International II or M; AC. i trainers; air compressor and motor; paint sprayer; '. $395 1 field chopper , direct cut , corn head and pick up; A.C. P syringe; some old iron ; misc. items too numerous to ' ' II HOMELITE CHAIN SAW - ff I blower with 40-ft. pipe; Coby p.^ mention: feed cooker. , DAIRY EQUIPMENT - 320 gallon Cherry-Bunell h 75 bu. PTO manure spread- . ' 1 BOB See Art Fant about these | er; McD. manure spreader on rubber; D.B. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS •- Including C.E R cu. ft. P two budget-priced cars to- bulk cooler, now compressor unit, with full year war- I power sheller; | | | I McD. 60 T hay baler; Case side delivery rake, now style; • ¦j refrigerator; round oak table with leaves. : ' | day, | ronty ; 3 -Surge stainless steel milkers; stainless steel | articles. I McD. 10-Inch portable hammermill , PTO ; McD. No. 24 i TERMS: Under $10.00 cash; over that amount cash h Sefafefc i strainer, pails, and miscellaneous | corn picker or Vi down and balance in monthlv payments , :n W , over that amount Vi down, I , needs repair; grain huller; mounted sprayer j j \\ added U A UTO 1 TERMS: Under $15,00 cash | with boom nnd drop nozzles and 25-ft '-•j to balance for (i months. Your credit is always good with H T REALTOR W INON I balance in 6 installments. Filing Fee and 3% added, 1 i* . pressure hose, P RAMBLER/""\ DODOsf | THORP SALES COMPANY'S EASY TERMS f) ;.;j the Northern Investment (!<> . 120 aNTiR-m.23fe I DONALD AND JOANNE McCLELLAND, OWNERS M O, MII.KOIU) Us Before You Slgnfl p GEO. SCHULDT AND GEO. E. BISSEN, OWNERS P THORSON, OWNER 1 For A Top Dollar Auction — See ^ , Auctioneer X ~ % Auctioneers: Schroeder Bros. P, A Alvin Kohner | SALES -fr | Clerked by Gateway Credit Inc. b Lester Senly, Clerk Lots for SaU 100 ir i Eau Claire — Mondovi — Cumberland I Clerk : Strand A Ronslo , Rep. Thorp Norlhrrn Investment Co., P Open Mon. & Fri. Eve. | I Thorp Sales Co., Clerk , Rochester , Minn. Hep bv Herb Johnson and Eldon W, llorg i\ If 1 Johnson nnd Murray, Auctioneers H. B, Seyer, Rep. ' LOT FOR SALE--75X100'. "Ice, ,™ ' 3rd & Mankato Tel. 8-3649 | | $ ¦ fl walking distance lo downtown, 1 bloc* tmmm ?m$ *mj .?.^2^mxwpx^& ¦::;¦::. •.rwztiiiv&i^^T7~ ;r:^:.v..:.'' :> ..':v.'. 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