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Prari AAa|sive Pernod In Sufc^ By BOB MONROE ; ly," "Honor Amenta i Week" from Ft. Hood, Tex. Dr. Howard. rate the National Day of Pray- Associated Press Writer ahd .."National C-"o n^f i d. en c e Levy, a former Army physician er/ In Newport News,. Va„ - .-a" Supporters and opponents of Week" are among the titles giv- who was court-martialed for re- prayer prrigram at Todd Sta- President Nixon's Vietnam poli- en the pro-administration dem- fusing to train Green Beret dium drew crowds despite rain: cy, hold new demohstrations-this onstrations: y medics, told the:ally, "Mr. Nix- Today negotiations continue week in the continuing contro- Activities by supporters and on shouldn't: worry about being for the route to be followed by versy over the nation's involve- critics began early. A Veterans the first president to lose a. war the. antiwar demonstrators in ment in the war. Day parade was held Saturday —but should be worried about Washington amid government A week of activities by groups in Midland Park, N.J. , a town of being the first president to lose warnings of violence- and. assur- backing, the President will be 8,000 that has lost eight sons in the Army." ances from protesters that they highlighted y by Veterans y Day Vietnam; Police estimated there : Prayers were offered in many plan Only peaceful dissent. .; ; ceremonies Tuesday in . Wash- were 8,000 marchers and 25,00.6 churches: throughout the * nation .Bryce Harlow ¦¦' ¦ , counselor to ington. The. -'.focus returns to the spectators. ' ' . Sunday fo, the estimated . 1,300 the- President, repeated Sunday nation's capital Saturday when Sponsors of the parade said American servicemen niissing the government's contention critics plan a : massive antiwar they wanted to. dramatize 'their or; held captive in Southeast ¦ ¦ "that there is an active possibil- march* and rally. : support of . the President's polU Asia. -.: .;; ' '¦:./ ¦' ity of violence." " "' ¦; -,."¦.' - . • ; - As' signs of support through cies aiid opposition . to antiwar President Nixon had declared the week for Nixon's Vietnam demonstrators; . the day a National - - Protest planners denied th« ¦ Day of Pray- policies, administration backers (. , In Houston * Tex., a "march er and Concern. He did not at- predictions pf violence. Dr. Ben- galled for participation 141 pa- foi* peace" covered ( 36 blocks tend church-services in Key Bis- jamin Sppck accused the admin- a^i^______R______a____a______B-______--B___iia__a__nmmmm 'y.<>y ^jy ? IBHHHI ¦¦ > \tftt mt-xKf mavf m **rades, burning- of car head- Sunday. Police istration bf trying to frighten i estimated, there cayiie, Fla., to join publicly in ¦ ¦ lights, waving , and the were.900 marchers and put the away demonstrators, , - • HIGH-LEVEL CONFERENCE . . . President Nixon and A. Kissinger, Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird, the Presi- the observance. : wearing of buttons that say total attendance at a rally after- spokesman for the Washing- "It's perfectly clear that tha his advisers confer aboard Air One last night flying dent and Secretary of State William P. Rogers. (AP Photo- "I ¦ A Force Love America." ^ ward- at 1,900:'(¦ ./' ¦: ton Cathedral y said- . services talk : of violence is- all coming from Nixon's Florida home to Washington. From left are fax) "Tell It To Hanoi," /"Opera- About 75 of the demonstrators there were conducted . as usual from the government," . Spock Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, Presidential Assistant tion Speakout," "Freedom. Ral- identified themselves as soldiers with "nothing" to commemo- said. "The government is trying in every, way to intimidate peir pie .who are:; coming to protest against the war. President Nix- ^ on is desperately trying to make Requests No ^^fri-AAoraMriu it; appear the American people Cphg Calls //T^ens/ve rn are( behind him when in, fact Ip/* W^/^ ¦ ¦ they are not." r ; (-/ ; ¦ • .;-. : .. The week's .first demonstra- Amendments ^igqrojj ' tions, in Washington will com* Attacks { SaicI s in Stafe from 'the pro:administration ^^^0j0^t By THE ASSOCIATED PltESS that plans Were being completed . ¦ The American Legionrheld its side with two major events oh ) , A Viet Cong the ' ' - - ; SAIGON¦ (AP . — ^^^platoon of militiamen. In. wounding ii civilians¦ ¦ and three At: the urging of many : state for joint patri.oticy observances in first national Convention in -Min- Veterans Day. ; (. . .- document¦ , attacked an ¦ "" ¦" "' ' Drait l ! . found 30 miles east of highlands they militiamen.. ;/. - -. - ' - ':- . Oa arid national leaders, the cele- most communities. neapolis November, - 10-12, 1919/ Chief: justice. Warren E. Bur- Saigon calls for intensive at- American airfield. South Vietnamese headquar- WASHINGTON (AP ) - Sen. ger, gospel singer Mahalia bration of yeterans Day in Min- Momsen said the official Gov- Momsen said. . . . tacks in; that region this .week- . Nihe militiamen were killed ters said 5i : of the enemy were John yStennis, chairman of the nesota. Tuesday is developing Jackson . and JVIedal of Honor : when : a killed in the ambush - which oc- ernor's: Veteransr Day; , arid the winner end to support the antiwar pro- and seven wounded , Armed Services Committee - into a. major , attempt to counter regional, program would The national officers iri the , Rodolfo C. Hernandez test march on Washington Sat^ Vietnamese force overran curred Sunday in the same gen- center will headline the official pro- North : says he'll guarantee an early fo- iantiwar demonstrations and. ex- around activities in American Legion are . expected urday, :official sources said an outpost imahhed by 35 men eral* area hear the Cambodian . in Minneapolis for the anniver- gram Tuesday ' in Arlington Na- press support for President Nix- Tuesday, ; which will be high- Monday^ rr r' ' ' near the. district town of Tri Ton border 125 miles southwest of rum next year for advocates pf on's Vietnam policies, y sary Veterans Day celebration; tional Cemetery.: • . : lighted by a parade Tuesday ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ' The sources said the . docu- in the Seven Mountains region. Saigon. Damage te the yconvoy a sweeping overhaul of the mili- he"- added; ' " " . // ¦" :" A:/ : /-/ ' ThisywiU be followed by a.ral- ¦¦ ¦'¦¦¦ "A vast outpouring, of patriot- through the.streets of the cityj ly at .Washington ment was taken . last Tuesday There was no word of eneniy included three soldiers . killed, tary draft system. " . ' -. ic public opinion can establish / ' Momsen said he had received Monument ¦ being sponsored by the ; Ameri- from the body of . either a cour- casualties; . seven wounded . and six trucks But the Mississippi Democrat once . and for all where Ameri- He said representative-groaps ier: or a liaison officer ywho was the destroyed an increased nurnber of in- can Legion and Veterans of For- The North Vietnamese at . told his• ' • ¦., colleagues ca's sentiments lie ih the mat- from all veterans organizations killed in a firefight with Austra- siame time, shelled Tri , Ton and Two North . Vietnamese regi- ^ny in have reserved quiries for suggested program eign Wars. The rally, is. designed "harum-scarum' debate aimed ter of accomplishing our pur- to provide those lian, forces. ' ." another militia position nearby, ments which ' infiltrated, deep ' pose: marching space for the parade, materials for Veterans Day arid ' persons the at adding reform ; in Vietnam," said Ameri- President called the "silent ma-: The directive, 'V believed , to into the delta last summer have amendments can Legion. National Command- which will begin and end at the predicted that the hbliday would have been issued by the Viet had 221 men killed in five days to: a pending draft-by-lottery j; ' Minneapolis Auditorium. He said ¦be gorily " a: chance to: show their er Milton Patrick. ;, celebrated . in. more cpmriiu^, pppositioh to the war critics. Cong's local ; headquarters at j ust Not Normal of fighting in the Seven : moun- measure will kill all chances for parade chairman Frank Colliris '¦' The cynic says he's doubly tains area and farther . south at nities and ; with greater parties At 6 p.m. Thursday, antiwar Vung Tau, was dated bct.;27. . action on that bill this session. Patrick urged Minnesotans of Minneapolis had received in- It said: "In support of the up- worried :...- First, that things the edge of the ' forbidding U and others throughput , the na- dications that many; patidn' than in recent years.:; group -plan to begin, a 36-hour non-veteran ¦ corriirigrstruggle of the Ameri- may never get back to nor- Mirih Forest. " , Stennis -called his committee tion in a letter to local com- patriotic citizens : plan to join '. ' ' In-- - -counterpoint to the ex- '"March Against Death" frdm that they al- Arlington National Cemetery to can: people for peace of South mal; second, Government casualties total together today to, consider . the manders to "restore the resolve the marchers as a demonstra- pressions of Momsen and the ready have . ' (:( A neigh- 52 killed and 178 wounded in the of some wavering politicians American Legion Sen. Albert the Capitol-with each of the ex- Vietnam aiid the. withdrawal of . . President's lottery . measure tion of support for the govern- ^ U.S. troops 'from South Viet- borhood -youngster isn't do- two areais since Thursday.: r who think: they; have heard' the ment's peace policies. Gore, D-Tenn., an outspoken pected ; .5,000 participants repre^ which passed the House, nam j we are to launch intensive ing, too well in roath. The. The truck convoy was shifting two; call of their constituents when it Minneapolis will ;be . the.site critic of the Vietnam war,y will senting an American killed in attacks in all aspects on the en-, teacher gave him a column 155mm howitzers in the Seven weeks ago. (( was really just the loud voices for both the governor's official speak at Mankato State College Vietnam or a Vietnamese vil- emy on Nov. 14-15." ' AA" of' figures, : and instead of Mountains region six miles east yA 'l'in going to .recommend to of a few dissidents." state . Veterans Day observance on Veterans Day. y.' /' lage destroyed in.the .war. .. adding, he tried to ' dial of the Cambodian border when Frank C. Momseh, St. Paul arid for the . The allied sources said the di- ¦' ' them that we pass this bill ex- regional Veterans Gore, ;a - member of the U.S. Friday a Yorith International rective may; have been - issued them . . ':. Sign in a garage;. the North Vietnamese set off Park, Chairman (of. the Gover- Day national committee celebra- Senate Foreign Relations Com- '(YippieJ smoking. If your life actly as . we ..received it./" he ¦ Party group , will only for propaganda and psy- "No mines and then, attacked with nor's Veterans pay . Committee, tion. It will also .be they site of mittee, criticized president Nix- march with Spock to the Justice isn't worth anything, gas want lo be a fi ler, " name from his mother. know move about it than this an engineer. " sells them on his viewpoint, And to got clearance to cross to Con- lie attended private schools Conrad stayed home from "My mother wanted a si>n balding, hluc-cyed Philadelphia Doing what he lihcn and doing when the soft sell fails , some rod' s Kido of a runway, The during his youth and lived in « camp Ids Hth summer and nit named Peter ," he says, "My mil ive who will be al tho con- il wel l Is Pete Conrad's only tough , unvarnished words will , clearance wa.s slow in criming, nvii'hhnrho od where household 110 acres of Rrnss at a small air- father wanted mo lo bo named trols whon Apollo 12 mission ambition, Recently, (luring the (inn I and the. word flashed to Conrad Kflr Yiints wm* not at nil unu* port lo lake his drat ¦lessons in (CMitlntu'd on l'ngt*. WA, Col. 0 lands on the moon , ConrAd , the smullcbt of (lia training of the Apollo 12 flight , to shut off his engines and can- s«iu|, flying, which displeased bis 1'LYEK AT tl MONDAY The Weather The Daily Record NOVEMBER 10, 1969 Trempealeau Co, Stockton OKs At Community Two-State Deaths Winona Deaths Memorial Hospital Mrs. Bertha S. Schroeder Edmund A. Thoemke Budget Proposed Maternity OSSEO, Wis. (Special) Mrs. patient*: J to 3:30 and ' to — Edmund A. Thoemke, 80, 1535 1:30 (Adults ' •'- The proposed 1970 budget . p.m. only.). Bertha S. Schroeder, 87, Osseo W. 5th St., died this morning WHltEHALL, Wis. (Special) Rebuilding Visitor! to • patient limited to two Rt. 2, died Sunday afternoon for Trempealeau County is $1,331,199.02- $154,644.72 higher at on*, lime. at Veterans Hospital, Minne- ¦ | Visiting nours: Medical and lurglcai at Tri-County Memorial¦ Hospi- apolis. than last year. , , . ,„ j patients: 2 to 4 and 7 to 8:30 p.m. (no ., - ' ' annual three-day session wednes- children undar 1..) ' . ' • tal, Whitehall. . . Funeral -amngements are The board will begin its |; The former Bertha Sielaff , day with the budget hearing Thursday at 11 a.m.-. Anticipated | SATURDAY being made by,yBreitlow-Martin than this year. | OfM Sfreet she was born May 12, 1882, Funeral Home. revenues are $126,484 - $6,250 higher STOCKTON, Minn.-FoJlow- DISCHARGES to Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Sie- The proposed tax levy is $1,204,715.02 for 1970 - up $154,634.72 | Otto Zimmerman, 465 Cari- laff , Town of Pigeon. She was and placed in the tax . rolls col- |; ing a two-hour discussion Fri- Winona Funerals over the levy adopted in 1969 ¦ day evening by the Stockton Vil- mona St. married to Edward Schroeder lected this year. , ¦ " | lage Council and about 35 resi- SUNDAY Feb. 13, 1906, and the couple The budget summaries , adopted for 1969 and proposed for . b farmed in the Town of Pigeon Erick A. Larson dents, it was decided tb rebuild ADMISSIONS A, 1970, are as follows : | until .1914. They moved to the Funeral services for Erick 1969 Budget 1970 Proposed »; 9th Street. Mrs. Richard Miller, 358 E. Larson, 753 W. Wabasha St., The council passed a resolu- Sarnia St. old- Schroeder homestead in the Budget li . —, J ^= _-. j were held this afternoon at St; — — tion to rebuild 2% blocks of 9th Donald Ball , Altura, Minn. Town of Hale and farmed un- General Government ...... $167,654.47: $181,389.05 .) til 1944. She was a member of Matthew's Lutheran Church, the WEATHER FORECAST- - . - -..- . Rain is forecast Monday Street on the south 50 feet of Robert Schuh¦ ,¦ Eollingstbne, Rev. A. L. Mennicke officiating. Protection Persons, Property ...... 82,893.13 91,258.25 j . Minn. . '¦ *¦*»" ¦ • ' St. Paul's Lutheran Church, ¦ ¦ 474 Northwest. Showers are ex- the street and to provide an . . . Burial was in Woodlawn Ceme- Health, Social Services ..;.:.- . ,„¦..... 429,808.17 ,783.09 t night for the Northeast and Mark Cronin, 1347 W. Broad- German Valley. : ¦ 709.81 351,432.98 . : easement to land owner, Roy tery. ' ' . Transportation (Highways) ...... 351, . j pected in parts of the Southwest, southern Great Plains way. Survivors are : Five sons, " 75,371.68 84,874.00 Taylor , 10 by 40 feet, on the , Pallbearers were Cyrus An- Education, Recreation ... -...... , | and the eastern Great Lakes. (AP Photofax) Miss Frances Shattuck, Pres- George, Walter and Donald, all ...... 5,530.00 4,500.00 i north side of 9th Street paral- - ' ¦¦ • ¦ of. Whitehall, Edward, La derson, Anton Steinke, George Conservation, Development lel with his barn, for as long ton, Minn . . Herbert .r...... 0- . 75,000.00 Mrs. ' Millie Miller, 113 Chest- Crosse, and the Rev. Loyal Gaebele, John Wanek, Indebtedness local Readings as , the silo near his barn re- Schladinske and Fred Gilkeson. Unclassified A...... A./-.....•-¦¦¦¦¦ 800.00 850.00 hut St. Schroeder, Hendricks, Minn.; . 67,111.65 mains standing. two daughters, Mrs. Ernest Outlav ...... 62,787.04 at today: Mrs, Leo Nowlan, Rushford , Mrs. Bertha P. Gerson Readings for the 24 hours ending noon Minn, (Eva Langner, Osseo, and * High temperature 56, low 29, noon 48, precipitation none. TAYLOR IS to provide a per- Funeral services for Mrs, !.!r...... $1,176,554.30 . ; 1,331,199.02 manent 30-foot easement on the Mrs. Llewellyn Benson, Rush- Mrs, Arthur (Irene) Samec, St. Total . . A year ago today: Bertha P. Gerson , Sauer Me- Less Anticipated Revenue 120 ,234.00 126,484.00 Paul, Minn.; 18 grandchildren; ' - ' ' ' ford , Minn. ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ site of A Street between 9th and ¦ ¦ • High 36, low 31, noon 36, trace of precipitation. morial Home, will be at 2 p.m. . . . . 10th streets, to the owners of Michael Cochenour, 3619 6th 12 great-grandchildren; foiir sis- -— Normal temperature range for this date 46 to 29. Record St. ters, Mrs. Ida Knudtson, Mrs. Tuesday at St. Matthew's Lu- County Budget or Tax Levy ...... 1,056,320.30 1,204,715.02 high 67 in 1909 and 1930, record low ,12 in 1926. property on this portion of A theran Church, the Rev. A, L. indebtedness is for principal and interest on Street. Fred Buege, 4155 8th St; Ernest Selaff , Mrs. Alvina The $75,000 for Sun rises tomorrow at 6:56, sets at 4:45. Mrs, Obert Lemberg, Utica , Schroeder and Mrs. Carl Schae- Mennicke officiating. Burial will a loan for building the addition to the Trempealeau County Hos- Mayor George Hinton said fer, be in Woodlawn Cemetery. that in the future the cost of Minn. all of Whitehall. pital, which is under way. Rupprecht , Winona , Funeral services will be Wed- Friends may call at Fawcett in other expenditures is $44 ,974.92 more for I street building would be as- Funeral Home today and Tues- Largest increase ¦ Rt. 19. '¦:.' nesday at' 2 p.m. at St. Paul's health and social services. ,' -. ¦' .; - ¦' ."¦. . . .- ¦ .- ' . | sessed to property owners, in- DISCHARGES Church , German Valley, the day from 7 to 9 p.m. and after stead of being paid put of the Mrs. Donald Schaefer, 405 Rev. Truman Broetzmann offi- 1 p.m. Tuesday at the church. general fund. Chatfield St. ciating, with burial in the A devotional service will be Rite State AFL-CIO A petition, signed by 35 resi- Mrs. ' J.a'rl' Evahson, 1072 W, church cemetery. held this evening at 8:45 at the Scottish dents, had been presented to Broadway. Friends may call at Johnson funeral home. the council Oct. 31 stating they Thursday Plans Rally to Last Qtr. New Mrs. Ida Berndt, Dubuque, Funeral Chape 1, Whitehall, Feast 1st Qtr. Full felt it was in.the best interest Iowa. : Tuesday from 16 Nov. 23 Dec. 1 Dec. 9 .2 to 5 and 7 to 9 Scottish Rite ; Nov. of taxpayers to stop all con- Mrs. Stanley Meyers, Dakota, p.m. and at the church Wed- The Winona Support Strikers Bodies will meet foi* the Feast ' struction on 9th Street until the Minn. nesday from 12:30. Out of Control ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP)-The Elsewhere action was reconsidered. Mrs. Josephine Oian , Rush- of Tishri Thursday. Forecasts ¦ - ' ¦ ' ¦¦ ' Minnesota AFL-CIO plans to Low Pr. Work will be done by Floyd ford, Winn , . . ' . .• • • E. P. Jeska The ceremony in the lodge High Deanna Sorenson, Minnesota HOKAH, Minn. (Special) stage a rally in St. Paul . Nov. Albany, cloudy ...... 53 44 .28 0. Olson, excavating contrac- - ¦ - room at 6 p.m. is open to al! striking General Minnesota City. . ". Funeral services for E. P. Bus Hits Cars on 20 to support Albuquerque, clear .61 36; ,- .- . tor,; Winona, for a bid of $1,- members who have attained the Electric Co. workers. Considerable cloudiness to- . 842. Winona Excavating Co. had Jeska , 94, Clear. Lake, Iowa, 14th degree. Lester O. Peterson, Atlanta, clear ...... 72 40 .- . who died Wednesday David Roe, state AFL-CIO night and Tuesday ; chance of clear ... 58 24 ' submitted a bid of $3,59*1'. WINONA DAM LOCKAGE after an past venerable master of the Bismarck, .. illness of one month, were held Lake Gify Street president, said oyer the week- scattered showers north Tues- Boise, cloudy 53 35 .. The Olson bid also includes Lodge . of Perfection, will pre- day afternoon; continued mild rebuilding one block of 8th Saturday Saturday at Clear Lake. LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) side. end that the rally at Prom Cen- Boston, rain ...... 53 45 1.31 8:05 p.m. — Arrowhead, light He was born here tonight; turning cooler Tues- , rain ...... 48 46 .01 Street between E and F streets. to Mr. and — Thomas McLaughlin, 64, San Dinner will be served to mem- ter would be one of 20 planned Buffalo boat, down. Mrs/ Ferdinand Jeska and at- for major population centers day ; nigh today 48-60 ; low to- Charlotte, clear .... 64 .37 .. Two lawyers were present: Mateo, Calif., is a patient at bers, their wives and friends at night 30 northwest, 42 southeast. ' ' Small craft — 2. tended school and spent his boy- Edward Martin will around the nation. Chicago, cloudy . ... 47 41./ . . . . Roger Poole, Lewiston, the vil- Sunday hood here. He operated St. . Elizabeth Hospital, Waba- 7 p.m. Dr. Denver clear ...... 53 29 lage's attorney, and Paul Brew- grain speak and the "Note Benders" He said the:labor movement , - . .. .. 1 a.m. — Cayuga, 6 barges, elevators in Clear Lake and sha, with an apparent stroke Wisconsin Des Moines, cloudy 64 44 .. er, Winona , representing Tay- down quartet of Rushford will enter- has concluded , the y strike is an .. ,. ;¦ . surrounding area. suffered after a bus he was tain. A. Grant Burleigh will be Detroit, cloudy ...... 53 47 lor. : 10 a.m. — Arrowhead, 8 barg- Survivors are a niece attempt by GE "and other Partly cloudy with highs Fairbanks, snow . ¦ . .16 11 .07 , Mrs. driving went out ,of control on master of ceremonies. Reserva- mushrooming conglomerates to HINTON announced that a es, up. Cora Erickson, who lived with mostly In the 50s today. Fog Fort Worth, cloudy .78 56 .02 the Highway 61 corner, near the tions are requested. cripple the labor movement - preliminary survey for city wa- 2:45 p.m. — Delta Cities, 9 and cared for him , and other lifting slowly southeast sections Helena , cloudy ...... 50 . 42 ,. barges, down. nieces and nephews. permanently. Honolulu, clear ..... MM .. ter and sewers being conduct- His wife, Lake City pier Saturday at this morning. Partly cloudy ' ' Kleinschmidt 3 p.m. — Jean Ann, light boat , one sister and two brothers 3:45 p.m. "Those conglomerates would Juneau, rain - .:.. ... , 40 37 :. .. ed by James , up. ' " '- Beatle for with lows 34 to 42 tonight. Tues- Winona , civil engineer and sur- . have died. . • .. . . like to see a return to the wages Kansas City, clear .. 71 46 .. . 4:25 p.m. —. Albert F. Holden, The Wabasha County deputy and working conditions of the day mostly elbndy windy and a Los Angeles, cloudy '66 60 .. veyor, will be completed Jan. 15 barges, down. Mrs. Josephine Riester sheriff said the northbound Thanksgiving? ' 1970. Hinton explained that I920's." Roe said. little warmer. Louisville, cloudy. . ... 50 45 .. 1, 4:45 p.m. — Jean Ann, light WABASHA, Minn. (Special) Spokane, Wash., transit system Some 140 Memphis, clear .- ...:- ' 69 38 it would be. possible to obtain LONDON (AP) - Paul Mc- . ,000 GE workers af- . boat, down. —Mrs. Josephine Riester, 74, bus veered left , hit a Travelali filiated with the International S.E. Minnesota Miami, clear ...... ¦ 80 63 .07 a Federal Housing Administra- 9:45 p.m. — Emma Bordner, Wabasha , Minn., died suddenly owned by Dr. Arnold Follstad, Cartney of the Beatles and his Milwaukee, fog -'.... 55 32 . tion loan to pay for the im- Lake City, wife Linda may tfcit the United Union of Electrical Workers and 15 barges, down. Sunday evening at her home two city light poles, 12 other unions have been on Considerable cloudiness to- Mpls.-St.P„ rain ... 56 40 T provements over a 30-year , per- Sraalf . craft — S. - here. a Mobi 1 station sign, seven States for Thanksgiving, a 79 48 ' ¦ ¦ strike two weeks in a contract night and Tuesday; chance New Orleans clear . - ... iod at five percent interest. '¦ ¦ Today street and highway signs spokesman said today. ^ «, The former Josephine Car- and dispute. of a few showers Tuesday Omaha , cloudy ... .62 43 .. It was resolved to put 10 a pickup owned Mavis ¦ ¦ ¦ Flow — 17,000 cubic feet per rels, she was born in Wabasha by Richard The spokesman, Smith , . Philadelphia , cloudy 58 53 ,.: , afternoon; continued mjld yards of crushed rock on the second at 8 a.m. today. May 16, 1895, to Mr. and Mrs. Dohrn, Lake City, before it said: "Although it is quite possi- tonight; turning cooler Phoenix, cloudy .... 69 59 .17 alley leading to the Stockton 6:45 a.m. — Jag, 10 barges, John Carrels. came to a stop after a brake ble they will go, there is nothing Pittsburgh, cloudy i 51 40 ' , She married Minnesota Citian Tuesday; high today 52-60; .. Roller Mill and 20 yards of rock down John Riester in 1915. They airline had broken . definite as yet." low tonight 36-42, Outlook Ptlnd, Me., cloudy . 54 38 .42 on Broadway, south of the Har- Mrs. McCartney's father, Lee Suffers Eye Injury Ptlnd, Ore., cloudy . 59 46 were divorced in 1950. She Damage to the bus was esti- Wednesday: Near normal . old Wadewitz farm. FIRE CALLS was a member Eastman, is a New York lawyer temperatures with little or Rapid City, clear . .- ..' 58 32 of the St. Felix mated at $2-500 ; to the Travel In Tavern Fighting A resolution was passed to parish council. V all at $250; to the pickup at $25 , and art collector. no precipitation. Richmond, cloudy ..50 46 .02 SUNDAY ¦ ¦ . ask NT. Waldor, St. Paul, Survivors include one son, and to the poles and signs at STOCKTON, Minn. — Charles San Diego, cloudy .. 66 56 .10 state highway commissioner, to 5:34 a.m. — 557 E. 2nd St., San Fran., clear ... 70 56' ¦ ¦ - ',- ..' Robert, Wabasha • one daugh- $1,000. The left front of the bus Rackow, 27, Minnesota City, 5-Day Forecast ' reconsider the letting of bids on Ralph . Wieczorek residence, ter, Mrs. Oscar (Joann) Os- hit the right rear of the vehi- Belfast Drinks Again Seattle, cloudy ..... 54 50 .. furnace back-fired, no fire received a serious eye injury the Highway 14 creeper lane trom, Des Moines, Iowa, and cles. Minnesota Tampa , fog 78 60 .. project between Stockton and BELFAST, Northern Ireland during a drunken brawl Satur- Washington cloud 58 54 .04 one sister, Mrs. Clara Pulles, (AP) temperatures will aver- , y Winon a . McLaughlin was treated for — Authorities lifted Bel- day evening at Poncho and Winnipeg, rain ... .. 41 36 " - .. Municipal Court Wabasha. One son, John, was a slight injury of the left arm fast's drinking curfew over the age near normal Tuesday The following persons were killed in World Mary's Bar here. He is a pa- except 2- m—missing; i—xrace; War II, nine by a Lake City doctor and re- weekend, and police and army through Saturday, appointed to the election board WINONA brothers and one sister have tient at St. Marys Hospital, Ro- 4 degrees below normal ex- for the Dec. 2 election at the leased and had returned to the officials reported no disturb- River John L. Larson, Chicago, a died. scene when he gradually be- ances. chester. treme southwest. Normal village hall : Mrs. Paul Gehres, student at St. Mary high 31-39 north, 38-44 south. 's College, Requiem Mass will be 10:30 came ill, the officer said. The curfew had been in effect Shenff George Fort said a DAILY RIVER BULLETIN chairman; Mrs. Arthur Ziebell pleaded guilty to a charge of a.m. Wednesday at St Normal low 17-21 north, 21- Mrs, . Felix His bus was part of a convoy for three weekends to check drunk called his office Saturday and Mrs. Jerome Daniel. speeding 45 m.p.h. in a 30 zone Catholic Church , the Rev. John 27 south. Cooler north Tues- Flood Stage Ellen Berry is an alternate. en route from Detroit , Mich , street disturbances between the about 10:15-p.m. to report that day and over state Wednes- and was fined $30 by Judge P. Daly officiating. Burial will to Spokane. McLaughlin Roman Catholic and Protestant there was a fight in the tavern Stage Today Others present were: Alvin John D. McGill. Larson was be in the church had day and again by weekend. Red Wing 14 2.7 cemetery. fallen behind because of motor communities. between four men. Burfiend ,clerk , and Cornelius arrested at 6:50 p.m. Friday at Friends may call at Abbott- Chance of rain or snow Lake City 6.4 Daniel, Otto Fritz and Harold trouble. Tuesday or Tuesday night Wabasha 12 7,2 Gilmore Avenue and Junction Wise Funeral Home after 2 and late In week averaging Riemann, councilmen. Street. p.m. Tuesday. The parish coun- Alma Dam .. 4.2 Next meeting will be Dec. 5 .2-.4 inch water content. Whitman Dam ., 2.6 A charge of failure to make cil will say the Rosary at 3 at 8 p.m. child support payments of $20 p.m. The parish Rosary will be Logic Machine Wisconsin Winona Dam 3.2 WINONA 13 5.4 per week against Maynard Eg- said at 8 p.m. To Smithsonian Tuesday through Saturday Trempealeau Pool .. .. 9.9 gert, Plainview, Minn., was Oscar Gunderson temperatures are expected to Trempealeau Dam .. .. 4.2 continued until 9 a.m. Jan. 9. CHICAGO (AP) _ A logic EARN TO average near normal. Normal Cochrane-FC . Eggert is currently approxi- HT Dakota 7.6 MONDOVI, Wis. - Oscar machine has gone to the Smith- J highs are 35 to 41 north and 40 Dresbach Pool ., 9.4 mately $400 behind in support Gunderson , 74, Mondovi, died sonian Institute, the gadget's to 46 south. Normal lows are Dresbach Dam ...... 1.8 of two minor children. He was Sunday evening creator said Sunday. \ / tmm. j i ED i8____ / Nf , ' ' at Buffalo B'-;« Nfl ' HH wa_k / Iff In the 20s. Cooler mid-week La Crosse .. .. . 12 4.7 Schools Plan arrested Saturday at his home Memorial Hospital. "I figure that as I get older I y mmWVA ___¦ v_w - w then no important day to day by Winona County Sheriff 's de- may kick off and someone temperature changes. Precipi- Tributary Streams A retired farmer, he was Chippewa at Durand puties. born May 27, 1895, in the Town would find it in my closet and \ tation Is expected to total 2.2 WmulL l Zumbro at Theilman ...... 28.7 Evenis for 'Week A charge of issuing a check of to Mr. and Mrs. not know what to do with it," abont one-third of an inch oc- with insufficient funds against said Benjamin Burack, a profes- curring mainly as rain mid- Trempealeau at Dodge .... 2.4 COCHRANE-FC , Wis. - Ob- Charlie Gunderson and married Black at Galesville 1.4 servance of American Educa- Donna J. Kube, 2C , Arcadia Jessie Odegard 53 ye«rs ago. sor of psychology at Roosevelt week and again quite late in La Crosse Rt. 2, Wis., was dismissed. University. PRIVATE PHOT the week. at W. Salem .... 4,1 tion Week will begin at Coch- They moved into the city in SyfQQ ¦ Root at Houston 5.3 rane-Fountain City School with She was arrested at 9:25 a.m. 1939. He was a lifelong mem- He said the machine, which today at WSC for allegedly is- he dreamed up while an under- PACKAGE, Complete ... Ly RIVF.R FORECAST a meeting of the PTA tonight ber of Thompson Valley Luth- J J In rural New York state , at 8. The faculty is in charge suing a worthless check for eran Church and served as a graduate at Illinois Institute of Tues. Wed. Thurs there is only one private doctor . of the program . $14.50 to WSC on Oct. 3. Judge clerk on the Dugan Valley Technology, accepts premises INCLUDES GROUND SCHOOL, FLIGHT for each 2,520 persons. I Reel Wing 2.7 2.6 2.6 fed into it by an operator In New There will be parent-teacher McGill dismissed the charge on school board. and TIME , BOOKS & MATERIALS York City, there is a doctor for WINONA 5.4 5,4 5.4 conferences Tuesday and Thurs- the grounds that intent was not Survivors are: His wife ; two then tests the validity of a con- each 160 persons. clusion based on the premises. ' Ln Crosse 4 .7 4.7 4.7 day from 1 to 5 p.m, and Wed- to defraud and that restitution sons, Byron and Raymond , nesday night from 7 to 9. Mem- had been made. Mondovi; one daughter , Mrs, If the conclusion is wrong, a bers of the Future Teachers FORFEITURES : Marvin (Valeria) light flashqs for a wrong an- Dregney, swer. ' Association will assist. Posters Kent D. Murtinger , 1026 Wi- Nelson Rt. 1; six grandchildren ; CALL V^y "./ " - y y^' Jj XLj mmVmmT) nona St., $15, failure to stop for The machine cost $40 and was ^ ™ ^ are up in tho area advertising four "great-grandchildren; one MIKE or vrrfl^WN5 - - J>-V observances. stop sign , 2:10 p.m. Sunday, fun to make, Burack said , but ^" ^ In Years Gone By brother , Clarence , Mondovi , there wasn't much use for it, Parents of junior-senior high West Sth and Hilbert streets, and four sisters, Mrs. Thomas RANDY at Jy ^oA ^' '' ^.^- <£ Schuh 4455 6th »*• ii>*' Ten Years School^ students whose last Maurice F. , (Ella) Sie , Mrs. Lila Urness, ^q»i»'««ffi^' Ago ... 1959 names begin with A to J are to St„ Goodview , $30, speeding 50 Mrs. Grant ( Melina) Winters A five-stnge rocket come Tuesday nnd those with m.p.h. in a 30 zone , 11:06 a.m . and Mrs. Nonnnn () Ede, hurled a tiny radio transmitter 1,050 Sun- IRREGULARO miles into a cold last names beginning with K Friday, Gilmore Avo. and Mnndovi. DUE TO LACK OF FOOD " , cloudless sky today; Tho nose cono dropped ¦ Winona Aviation Service, Inc. into the Atlantic about 28 minutes Inter some 000 miles off to Z Thursday. Those unable to set Drive. Funeral services will bo Wed- BULK IN YOUR DIET shore. come in the afternoons are nesday nt 1:30 p.m, nt Thomp- MAX CONRAD FIELD Colder weather with rain changing to snow flurries asked to come Wednesday night. son Valley Lutheran Church , tho tonight. High School teachers will be Rev. Robert Hanson officiating , flLWiflpfif BUDS" PHONE 5488 Re-establlshment of a special public school program for in separate stations in the high Money and Ring Burial will he in the church the visually handicapped student was authorized Monday by school and elementary teachers cemetery. the Board of Education. will be in their classrooms. Friends may call at Kjentvet Parents of elementary students Taken From Home St Son Funeral Home after :* have received schedules. Twenty-Five Years Ago . . . 1944 Police are investigating three p.m. Tuesday and until 11 a.m. Coffee will be served by the Wednesday and nt the church Mr. nnd Mrs. William Knehlcr and son have returned weekend burglaries. The Winona Daily News FTA, members of which also 1437 Wednesday after noon. home after spending five days in Chicago. will guide parents , who are George K i e k b u s h, told police that T. Sgt . O. I. 1-lenjum bus returned to the United Slates asked to enter by the main ath- Heights Blvd., Two-State Funerals is the area ' s only advertising medium after serving overseas with tho Army. letic event entrance , lo their someone entered his house Sun- places. day nighl between 7 p.m. and Homer Goss Fifty Years Ago ... 1919 10 and took five $20 bills nnd n LEWISTON , Minn. _ Funer- that people pay for diamond ring valued at $1 ,450. al services for Homer Goss were The appearance of the sun this Milwaukee Man is this afternoon nt Fawcett morning after n total Police said method of entry held because they wan t f obscuration of eight days was wefcoined by Winonans. Seeks Nomination on unknown as thero was no evi- Funeral Home , Winonn , Dr. f Superintendent Ole I'. Monson of Woodlawn Cemetery dence of attempted forcing of L. E. Brynestnd , Northfield , has returned from a trip of two days to Minneapolis, Democratic Ticket windows or doors, Minn., and the Rev. Dale Seft- Robert Dntta , 470 Sioux St., rood , Cedar Valley Lutheran Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1894 MILWAUKEE , Wis . - Ed- reported to police today thnt Church , officiating. Burlnl was ward Ihlenfeldt , Milwaukee , has in Cedar Valley Lutheran Cem- With two downfalls of snow by Nov, 9 things begin to announced his candidacy for someone entered his garage Sunday night and took a box etery, have a decidedly wintry appearance , governor on the Dnnocrntic all nephews , o( tools. Value of the tools wa.s Pallbearers , were Mrs. J , N. Mnybury will give a 5 o'clock ten next Tues- ticket, He was a candidate for Lowell , Howard and Wnync day afternoon. governor in l'.i'lll . $75. Goss and Odell , Elroy and Ken- Ihlenfeldt , a former president Robert Lietzau , 7115 Clark's neth Scbo. One-Hundred Years Aqo . . . 1869 of a home building nnd Invest- Lano , told police Hint thieves ¦ ment corporation nnd »» renl es- removed a basement screen , The Milky Way galaxy con- One-third of tho usual quantity of logs wilf be put in on tnle broker , now i.s a public forced the window and look a tains some 100 billion siurs. Hinck Kiver ami its tributaries tin; coming winter, The low relations consultant mul ndver- •suede coat from his house. About (1,000 of these are visible price of lumber i.s the principal cause for this falling off. li.sing mnn. Value of the coal was $100. to Uie nuked eye, *A Busy Program Creeper Lane For Humphrey Asked Job Restored Briefs Here Tuesday Announcement that the creeper lane project on Stockton In Hearing When former Vice President Hill has been reinstated was made this morning by the Hubert Humphrey arrives in offices of Lt. Gov. James B. Goetz. The Highway 14 pro- Winona Tuesday his schedule of ject had been postponed a few weeks ago by the state De- activities will resemble that of partment of Highways on grounds that funds were lacking. On Evidence a feverish political campaign A contract will be let sometime this winter and construc- Judge John D. McGill today trip. tion will begin next spring, according to the lieutenant gov- ernor. The letting originally was to have been next month. ordered defense attorney Julius Beginning with his arrival at E. Gernes and County Attorney 4:20 p.m., the schedule will Goetz said that consultation with Highway Commissioner take James W. Soderberg five him through two receptions, a N. T. Waldor and department personnel last week had re- days news conference, a banquet sulted in assignment of a high priority within the category in which to file briefs in the speech and a give-and-take ses- of safety improvements. Rasmussen hearing being con- 000 project had been sidetracked by the state's sion with students late in the The $350, ducted in municipal court in evening. inability to find buyers for a proposed $20 million road bond issue, Goetz's office said. the case of Carl Noer, 33, 227 The former vice president will W. 4th St., charged with care- be at a public reception sponsor- The creeper lane project is financed 100 percent by state ed by the Winona County Dem- funds, Goetz said. less driving in connection with ocratic Farmer Labor party an accident May 18 on Highway at Winona Senior High School 14-61 2.3 miles north of La Cres- from 4:30 to 5:45. From 6 to cent, Minn. COMMUNICATION SESSION ...Dr. Robert A. Du- Committee; Rep. Rod' Searle, Waseca, chairman of the edu- 7:45 p.m. he will attend another A Rasmussen hearing is insti- Fresne, foreground, Winona State College president, tells cation subcommittee, and Verne Long, Pipestone; Edward reception at Westfield Golf Club tuted by the prosecution prior to members of the education subcommittee of the House Ap- Gearty, Minneapolis ; Rolf Nelson, Robbinsdale ; Andrew for those holding tickets to the Skaar Thief River Falls and Joseph O'Neill, St. Paul, rep- banquet. trial when the prosecution in- propriations Committee what has transpired at the college , , tends to introduce evidence obr since their last visit here. From left, Vik Vikmanis, Min- resentatives. (Daily News photo) The banquet will be at St. neapolis, legislative analyst for the House Appropriations Mary's College student center, tained as a result of search and beginning at about 7:45. Hum* seizure, confessions or other phrey will be the principal statements of the defendant or speaker. evidence discovered as the re- Most Offices Immediately after the ban- sult of statements made by Uie quet, about 9:45, he will move defendant. Closed Tuesday Legistator Pra ises to the St. Mary's gym-auditori- um to address students. Floor IN THIS case, the state in- City, county, state and microphones , will be provided tends to introduce as evidence federal offices will be closed and students will be invited to statements allegedly made by Tuesday for the Veterans ask questions. Noer to Highway Patrol Officer Day holiday. Clyde Seekins, Caledonia, who, City hall and the Winona on May 18, allegedly came upon Winona State Gains County courthouse will re- Noer being helped by a passing the sher- "We are pleased with the way said a new physical education Purpose of the get-togethers main closed. Only according to Searle is to strive motorist after Noer's car had iff's office and police de- Winona State College is moving facility would be started next , goner off the highway. partment will continue to ahead," Rod Searle, Waseca, summer. for closer communication in Religion Value chairman of the education sub- problem areas which involve - . . - - . It left the northbound lane, operate. A changing in administrative crashed through a guard rail Em- committee of the House Appro- money, He feels the committee Social Security State. priations Committee, said this structure v/as cited by Dr. Du- becomes cognizant of inherent and landed on its top, injuring ployment Service and Motor Noer. According to Seekins the morning , at Winona State Col- Fresne. Formerly there were di- problems on each campus and For Schools Vehicle Registration Bureau vision chairmen, the dean and is aware of the pluses and per- statements allegedly made by all will be closed lege during an informal com- offices . munication session with faculty the president. Now there are sonnel. Noer to him at that time were mail de- that he fell asleep while driv- City and rural members. three vice presidents, the presi: "When the colleges ask for liveries will be. suspended Searle said that Winona dent and two deans for educa- more money, our job is easier ing and that he was driver of Tuesday and post office win- Given Emphasis the car. During the hearing State's progress is reflected in tional and liberal arts. This is since we have been there and "It is our mission from God dows will be closed. Lock its administration , faculty and an important kind of growth at talked to the faculty and admin- Soderberg broadened the evi- box patrons will get mail to protect our Judeo-Christian dence he intended to introduce quality of students. the college, said Dr. DuFresne;. istration ," he commented. "We heritage to teach religious val- and" special deliveries will it facilitates communication and to include any revealed during , postal officials are in a better position to make ues,'' Dr. John F. Choitz, pres- be made . THE STUDENTS are getting improvements. judgment on where to spend , the hearing. said , Mail collections and a better break, said Searle, ident of Michigan Lutheran Col- ay Because of the new salary the money for higher educa- lege, said at the Friday night dispatches-will be on holid since the percentage of doctor- schedule said Dr. DuFresne, SEEKINS testified that he supplemented by , tion." y- session of the Minnesota Feder- asked the same questions in this schedules, ates on campus has gone from the college will be able to at- i ation of Citizens for Educational some additional collections 23 percent to just under 40 per- 1 be SEARLE said he wished the case as he had other cases of to accommodate the majori- tract top quality people and Freedom convention at Hotel PERISHED IN FIRE . . ' . this is a Christmastime picture the kind, as to if he was the cent.: . . able to hold them. . .-": committee's counterpart in the Radisson, Minneapolis. ty of businesses and indus- Library holdings have increas- Senate would do as the House of children of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schaefer , who were burned driver, whether he had been tries which will remain He said that the clerical staff He spoke of the "beautiful na- to death in a flash fire that consumed their home near drinking, what happened , etc. ed tremendously, he pointed addition was a life saver. There committee does: "We could open. All star routes and meet together and listen to the tional and racial heritage which Utica Minn., Friday afternoon. The Lewiston PTA is con- He said he decided at the scene out, and a cooperative program has been a 25 percent increase has become lost in our Ameri- , other mail transporters will is under way with the libraries same testimony, and then draw ducting an assistance drive for the family. Money may be that a crime had been commit- operate as usual. in this area with an added 20 or can melting pot" and exhort- at the College of Saint Teresa 21 positions. Faculty out-of-state our own conclusions separate- sent to Security State Bank and clothing to Erwin Richter. ted but not until the ambu- " ed the delegates to "continue lance had taken Noer from the and St. Mary's College. travel has improved, he added. ly."; ; their important work." scene and not until he had in- , Searle said he was delighted He feels this "intimate rela- • TODAY WAS the fonrth time tionship" with the colleges TO FURTHER SUPPORT his vestigated further, at the scene. with President Dr. Robert A. Lake City Boy, 9, He said that in his opinion Noer DuFresne's rundown of condi- the subcommittee has visited would be important to the over- contention that religious schools . Cars Damaged 2 Cases Heard the WSC campus since the com- all legislature. are fulfilling the command of had been drinking. tions since their last session Wins Minnesota Noer said that he was in a here. When Winona State asks munication sessions were start- The group also met with facul- God , Dr. Choitz quoted Jesus: ed in 1964. ty and students. "Teach all things which I have state of shock at the time and for the appropriation of addition- commanded you," Football Contest In Wabasha Co. was certain he did not say he Af Caledonia al money, there'll be no trouble WABASHA Minn. (Special)— had fallen asleep while driv- getting the necessary informa- This Judeo-Christian heritage LAKE CITY, Minn. (Spe- , CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special) is, and always has been, re- One person was cited, no one ing. — In Houston County District tion , said Searle. Driver Leaps spected in our American gov- cial) — Brent Wohlers, 9- was injured and three cars Dr. DuFresne mentioned a MatGregor Says GERNES moved that the evi- Court Friday Judge Gene E. ernment, according to Choitz. year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. were damaged . in two weekend Kelley took under advisement new 253-bed dormitory which From Stalled "Our constitution states no gov- William Wohlers, Lake City, accidents investigated by the dence be suppressed because opened last fall. Of the 4,000 "the facts of the situation pre- two court cases in which mo- ernment shall make laws re- won first place in state punt, Wabasha County sheriff's de- tions were made, y. . students enrolled at the college, Quick Withdrawal Car on Tracks stricting the free exercise of partment. ceding garnering of information pass and kick competition Floyd Hillstrom, La Crescent, one third live in dormitories; LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) one's religion. The Northwest Joseph Schuth, 56, Wabasha, warranted the officer giving the one-third commute and one- at Minneapolis Sunday and ran off the right side of the Miranda warning to Noer pri- moved that a judgment brought — Larry W. Kehren, 22, Lake Ordinance reiterated the Amer- by Standard Lumber Co., Cale- third live around town. Not Well Advised ican philosophical tradition with will go on to area competi- highway at the intersection of or to questioning. Gernes also City Rt. 1, jumped from his Saturday donia,- represented by William The college union now has a No one 1968 car when it became stall- ' 'Religion, morality and knowl- tion at Detroit, Mich., Dec. Highways 42 and 14 moved for suppression on the director a full pro- believes more than at 1:15 p.m. and hit a post and V. Von Arx, against Donald S. full-time , ed on the Milwaukee Railroad edge being necessary shall for- 13-14. grounds that Noer was in shock and Marlene M. Fiegen and Ba- gram and an activity director. I In ending the war in Viet- ever be encouraged. sign. His 1965 car was a total during questioning. He said tracks Saturday at 12:25 a.m. ' Where, His parents and Mr. and tavian National Bank, whom he Winona State's counseling cen- nam , but it must be ended on but in the private schools, can wreck. He was charged with Seekins had reason to believe while a train was approaching. Mrs. Robert Hoffman ac- careless driving and leaving the represented , be vacated. ter now has three full-time coun- terms that will not plague us," religion be forever encourag- Noer was drinking and there- made selors plus a director. He was driving toward High- ed?" he asked. companied him and will also scene of an accident. The. other motion was said Cong. Clark MaeGregor go to Detroit. Hoffman is fore should have warned him of in the case of Brady Elevator way 61 on a Wacouta Township "Citizens for Educational Linda Vining, 21, Lake City, his rights. DR DuFRESNE cited the speaking at a press conference road five miles down river employed at Hein Ford, and Linda Wright 20, rural Inc., represented by Von Arx, . Freedom must concern itself , Soderberg said previous cases need for additional office space at the Holiday Inn this morn- from Red Wing when he saw ¦with both Lake City, which sponsors Lake City, collided Sunday at against Gus and Evelyn Carl- public and non-public the contest with the local have allowed general on the son, whose attorney, Milton A. and supplementary help. He ing. the train approach . The Good- education, continuing to expand 5:45 p.m. on a West Albany said the student personnel office Jaycees. Township road. The sheriff's scene investigative questions, Kludt, La Crescent, was not hue County sheriff's office es- itself to become the biggest lob- that the defendant admitted he has made great strides. MaeGregor made the com- timated $2,500 damage to his Brent received a trophy, office said they tried to avoid present. ment by organization with other citi- was under no compulsion to an- Retired Judge Leo Murphy, New buildings listed by Dr. car. Kehren was alone. zens to plead God' banner , football and football the collision but skidded on s cause to be to Miss swer questions. Soderberg con- Winona , will hear a court case DuFresne included the Maxwell be- sure God gets His hearing in suit. crushed rock. Damage Vining's 1966 car vvas estimated cluded/ saying that abuses of here Wednesday: Production Library addition; Sheehan Hall , fore a luncheon meeting here. every school in every state," an addition to the union and the does not support the two prin- at $250 and to Miss Wright's the Miranda ruling were not Credit Association against Cyril The congressman, who sup- ciples of the Moratorium lead- said Dr. Choitz. present, here. H. and Harry Mighall. performing arts building. He More than 50 CEF and YCEF 1963 vehicle, $350. ports the Nixon policy on with- ers: First the instant unilater- (Young Citizens for Education- Two Injured drawal of troops, said military al withdrawal of Americanl al Freedom) from the Winona AMERICAN EDUCA TION WEEK THEME spending has been reduced 30 troops in Vietnam without re- area attended the two-day ses- percent in the last eight gard to consequences, and sec- sion, Friday and Saturday, months. ond to overthrow the Saigon when F. B. Daniel was re- In Collision The excess monies are being government, but he will speak elected president of Minnesota used for education, pollution in defense of the right of peo- CEF. Two persons were injured control, job training and hous- ple to peaceably assemble to Rep. Kleinbaum , St. and two cars "totalled" in a 'Better Education -- Your Job' ing, and, it is hoped , revenue express their views. Cloud indicated the need for pri- , Sunday afternoon accident in- sharing with states will be "People are increasingly turn- vate schools for their contribu- vestigated by police. A Satur- tion to the culture of Minne- started. ing to the Republican Party day hit-and-run is under inves- Cong. MaeGregor said he policy, " said the congressman. sota , belittled the so-called tigation. constitutional impediments to their receiving state support, Patricia A. Larson ,18, Wino- and expressed the economic ad- na Rt. 19, and Genevieve Lar- vantage enjoyed by the state, son , 48, who lives at the same resultant from the existence of address were treated and re- private schools. He said: "If leased at Community Memor- private schools should be forced ial Hospital Sunday after the 1951 model two-door sedan NOTICE to close it will cost Minnesota taxpayers $00 million a year." driven by Patricia collided with a 1960 station wagon driven by TWELVE resolutions were Deverett D. Olson, 16, 1760 EXAMINATION passed. They include tuition re- Kraemer Dr., at Service Drive imbursement to parents of non- and West King Street at 5:30 public school pupils; support for p.m. Sunday. Police said the the "Junior G,I. Bill" author- Larson vehicle was westbound FOR FIREMAN izing $100 to implement a stu- on Service Drive and the Olson dent's education in the school vehicle was enstbourid on Ser- CITY OF WINONA, FIRE DEPT. of his choice; that the State vice Drive and had just start- Board of Education reappraise ed to turn left into West King Merit Board Examination its role and extend its concern Slreet. to include all children regard- Thomas O. Breza , 468 Main To Fill Vacancy and to less of school ; support for the St., told police that his 1969 metropolitan bus bill to provide model two-door sedan was Establish Elogible list equal transportation for all struck in the left front side by an unidentified vehicle as it Will Ba Hold was parked facing south on South Baker Street 80 feet north of West 5th Street sometime Sat- TUES., NOV. 18-6 P.M. ulidny. Damage was $50. IN ROOM 204, CITY BLDG. WINONA CHAPTER NO. I children in the state, and com- Royal A .reli Masons mendations to Gov. Harold Le- REQUIREMENTS: High School Graduate* MASONIC TEMPLE Vander and nil the legislators 21-35 Years Old TUES., NOV, 11 , 7:30 P.M. who supported or sponsored the Excellent Physical Condition Work In Pait Muster Fair Bus and Education Cost Most Excellent Master Reimbursement bills. Cong, Al- HALE A. STOW , E.H.P. bert II . Quie also was commend- STARTING SALARY: $532.00 Por Month All Companions Welcome ed for his leadership in educa- tion on the national level , PILOT PROJECT . . . The Winonn public school system the counselor visits classrooms for class sessions periodically, ~ Paid Vacation, Sick wns one of the first in thc state to introduce a program of meets with small groups for half hours on a weekly basis, Leave, Group Insurance elementary school counseling services. The counseling pro- gives individual counseling nnd schedules parents conferences. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS » gram was organized on an experimental basis at Jefferson The program is offered students from kindergarten through Reg. Meeting Tues., Nov. 1 1—8 p.m. School five years ago and .subsequently a similar project sixth grade. Miss Dotseth says that "in a small group children Apply by 5 p.m, Friday, Nov. 14, Joan feel more free to explore their , feelings about themselves Dinner at 7 p.m. — was initiated at Washington-Kosciusko .School. Miss At Room 208, City, Building Exemplification of Admissions Degree Dotseth , center , the elementary school counselor nl Jeffer- and tlieir relations with olbers. As the group continues to meet together a strong helping atmosphere develops which MR. NORTON # A. L. Wlnciewskl, Grand Knight son, is seen here participating in a small group session ______¦__¦__!¦¦¦______¦Mii—______——______with several Jefferson students. In the elementary program aids the group process, " (Daily News photo) VI By Ed Dodd TELEVlSlOb^E EW §L dlappswBjcL<£a&t TUqhL ' [ n Chil dren s Show Did Showdo Isa 'Delig hf an Egg? By CVNTHIA LOVVRY puppets are also used. Lay "Se- NEW YORK (AP) - If It looks like an exciting pack- By EARL WILSON same Street," which makes its age—at last a children's show NEW YORK — What has journalism come to? Don't that children will like and learn debut today as a new , daily pro- answer ...... from. While Princess Margaret's husband Lord Snowdon was gram, for preschool children , of its pre- photographing .Mayor Linday's night, the Fleet Street reporters fulfills the promise "An Evening with Julie An- show in New York were trying to find him to ask about a TV view, it is bound to have many drews and Harry Belafonte" on he did wherein a woman was Supposed to have hatched a baby post-school fans, It is a delight. NBC Sunday night was a real cleavage for 3 weeks. chick by keeping an egg in her . series, special—two talented perform- Immediate protests followed the show . ' ., ' .; some experts The experimental Statewide Deer Hunting Movie Rating government and ers rarely seen on television on such matters said that a woman could not hatch an egg be- made with singing their best songs in effec- is being tween her breasts . . . the digni- foundation grants, tive style against colorful and fied London press carried de- world . .. Princess Hohenloe shown on a lineup of educational imaginative backgrounds. nunciatory letters . . . eventu- (the former Patricia Wilder of Code Termed stations, It uses cartoons, pup- Solo and in tandem, they tack- ally, according to the London Atlanta) told off a fellow who'. Success Termed 'Spotty film clips, led the old and the new, the fa press, the woman who had been using a title — telling him pets, performers, above all, keen , miliar and the novelties, touch- claimed to have hatched the that there isn 't such a titfe any By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday night. He was hunting ville area reported fairly, good music, talk and , . a ing a little calypso (Harry ) egg in her cleav age said the more. She tried to be gentle in Ihe Markham area about 45 rluck in the first day of a two- 'Failure' kind humor. Little ones-age and Hunting success was spotty A " (Julie). egg was from a hatchery and about it . ' ,' . Mrs. Mary Brooks, miles north of Duluth. day season in that part of west- to 5—ought to love it. "My Fair Lady Tlie on the opening weekend of the central Minnesota , but others WASHINGTON (AP) - The comedy was gentle—perhaps was practically hatched when new director of ythe mint, at a ! The CAP said three other preview on NBC 1969 Minnesota deer hunting seaT I reported seeing many more film industry's self-imposed rat- A half-hour the wittiest bit was a map show- she and it got together the party at the Bob Considines, hunters * hunters were missing Sunday an excellent son, in which two died Ihunters than deer. ing system has resulted in a Saturday included ing Julie's idea of the United first time. . said. "No other country in this third night , including Delbert Ander- of the show's world trusts its rhnnev to "' , a of gunshot wounds and a i Bob Putzke and Orville Manz demonstration States when growing up in Eng- AU the American-based re- attack. son.. 62. Federal Dam , Minn., rash of pornographic movies, " ex- woman. . suffered a fatal heart . both got their deer about five basic premise. "The idea , land—just New York, Washing- porters of London papers were : . . and Rocky Polries, . 13, Cass j says the. president of the 75- an- The statewide shooting began imiles west of Paynesville, but plained a voice behind some ton, cowboys and Hollywood, more interested in finding out "What's black and white and Lake, both in the Cass Lake theater Walter Reade Organiza- use of the qoom?" (A at sunrise Saturday, with the ! a third member of their party imation, "is to make . the details of this story than goes ooom . . . area and an unidentified hunter | tele- Holstein cow walking back- season ranging up to nine days i didn't have any luck. tion. things kids like to watch on about the election. They won- : lost in the Spider Lake area be- " "Night Gallery, wards)—Danny Klayman. in the prime deer country. Oth "This pornography has not vision and use them to teach. " a two-hotir dered whether Princess Mar- tween Pine River and Backus. Putzke said it took bira over fascinated by movie feature on NBC Saturday Actors Studio boss Lee Stras- er areas had one and two-day gone , begging," said Walter . Since kids are garet's husband agreed that it an hour to track down the good- "Wanda the night consisted of three who was mentioned in seasons. , State Conservation Commis- commercials, , off-beat was a joke? berg, sized doe he shot because of the Reade Jr. "Exhibitors all over "through laylets Marilyn Monroe's will says that sioner Jarle Leirfallom had ear- Witch," was presented Rod Serlihg p , all featur- One London paper assigned a , The season was only about warm weather and lack of snow. the country, hiding behind the any of her personal effects he lier warned that hunting would the courtesy of the letter W." ing fantasy and irony and put an egg in one hour old when ' Willard Ke said he knew three other girl reporter to receives will be auctioned for mat' be good this fall because implied shield of the X rating With bright animation and sim- hooked loosely together. her cleavage and keep it there Rentz, hunting with a group on hunters from Paynesville who the benefit of Girls Town of It- two successive severe winters have renounced their personal ple but amusing dialogue, the Roddy McDowall played an for 3 weeks and see what It his farm four miles north of also killed deer Saturday. aly, in which; she was interest- had killed many young deer. films they letter W was flashed repeatedly evil young man who, after mur- hatched if anything. Thank Wadena, was struck by a stray Another veteran hunter from responsibility for the ed . . Secret Stuff: A famous unable' on the screen along with numer- dering for his uncle' goodness our American report- . bullet. The fatal bullet hit him Hunters were to track the Paynesville area choose and play." s fortune, actor s wife, attending his re- , Lester ous words beginning with W. ers are much more seriously ' in the back and passed through ideer because there was no snow ¦ met his own end when.a picture . cent movie premier, was foad- Mills, said he didn't see any Reade told the National As- Then came a short lesson on X, inclined. Right, fellas? his chest, authorities said. cover. Weekend temperatures ¦ became a macabre mirror of ed and almost collapsed in the I deer but "heard a couple" while sociation of Theater Owners' equally memorable,, equally : jwere unusually warm for No- ' hunting with a friend. terror and death. Richard Kiley lobby .. . Robert Mitchum's Rentz is survived by his wid- board of directors Sunday that painless. ' GORGEOUS Gina LoUobrigi- jvetnbery ranging into the high "There were too many hunt- played a Nazi war criminal 's dearest friends are circu-, pay for "Ryan's Daughter" was ow and five children. : the year-old code is a failure. Numbers were taught by a da ' 50s and low 60s . ; ers for the amount of deer in haunted by his past and hoping lating the report that she and $37,500 a week '— for 40 weeks The second shooting death oc- He said newspapers and radio similar method, beginning with Reports from the Mankato .' the area where I was," Mills to escape his nightmares. In the realtor George Kaufman are go- . '; . . Dyan Cannon's date at the curred a few hours later about and television stations have im- a "commercial" in praise of 7. 20 miles, southeast of where area indicated fewer deer were said. He reported three men end he escaped—into a picture ing to get married . . . John- horse show opening was horse- ; posed a form of advertising and Some .characters were intro- Rentz died. being bagged than last year, but from out of town had bagged hanging on a museum wall. It ny Carson's made a secret deal man Van Rapoport. i editorial censorship based on duced , a huge creature called quite a few deer were Seen in deer out of about .20 hunters in the rating of a film. was pretty far out and far too with NBC giving him a large j . Big Bird and another called ' NANCY SEAVER, wife of the Wesley A. Henderson, 38, Fer- cornfields in south-central Min- I the area where he was Satur- "Newspapers all over the long. . piece of tine Johnny Carson Mets pitcher , didn't like the gus Falls,; was attempting to nesota . 1 Kermit the Frog. Many hand show as a part owner which day. country—San Diego, Reno, The best and most effective fur coat he chose for her; she flush deer from heavy brush Oklahoma City, Phoenix, Indi- segment starred Joan Crawford will give him more money. 000 amber fox in- country A 14-year-old youth from Man- A report from Duluth in- ' picked a $3, 2^2 miles east of Ken- anapolis, Miami, in several Illi- as a rich, selfish blind woman :' . Vanessa Redgrave, who was , who kato killed . a four-point buck dicated very ligh t kills in that stead . . . Mia Farrow ning when struck by a bullet, nois towns, to name a few- who acquired sight for il hours. in doubt as to what to name had a stand-in for nude scenes the Otter Tail County sheriff' from a tree stand along the Min- area, . s . have decided that X-rated films She paid thousands for a man's her son by Franco Nero, whom in "Rosemary's Baby," had one office said. nesota River just outside of But Marvin Smith/game war- Mankato HS can no longer be advertised on eyes in a transplant operation she had no plans to marry, has for "John and Mary" too Henderson, who had bagged Owatonna. It was the second den in Koochiching County in their pages. In some cases they and blackmailed a doctor to named the baby Carlo Gabriel TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A his deer earlier , flushed two year of hunting for; Brady Drey- extreme northern Minnesota Sparaneiro (that's Nero's real have, also refused any editorial perform the operation—and was fellow asked his wife sadly, deer and several shots were er , who bagged the 195-pound said many mo_« hunters than he ' name) . .. Ghoo Choo Col- space to these films. last I when you serve fired , the sheriff' buck. had expected were bagging deer Is Big Nine able to see for a few seconds be- lins just did a 7-minute dance "Where am s office said. those wonderful meals from Some hunters in the Paynes- in his district. "Now In the past we've run fore the Great Blackout that in "Myra Breckenridge" in Sheriff Carlton Mortensen said which we always have the left- it was not determined if the fa- into cases where specific ads or darkened so much of the nation Hollywood.; "Know what I titles were unacceptable but in 1965.: wore?" she. asked us. "Body overs?" tal shot was fired by members WISH I'D SAID THAT: Tele- of the hunting party or if it was Physicist Likes never before this blanket black- Debate Champ paint!" : . vision has made us a nation of ball and never before has the Bob Hope's USO show this fired by other hunters in the AV Head at Mankato High School won the 485 W. Sth St. opera lovers. Men love the ban been extended to cover the gm Christmas won't merely go to area. - Different Kinds 1969 Big .Nine high school de- women love the news columns as well as the ad- Vietnam—it'll go around the horse operas, The third victim was Harley bate championship Saturday, soap operas. W. Fahnberg, 46 , Bloomington, Of Figures WSC Receives vertising space. outpointing a field of six entries 4. Winona Dally News REMEMBERED QUOTE: who suffered a fatal heart at- "This, I suggest, is the direct in the tournament at Winona INEMA ^*m Winona, Minnesota PASADENA, Calif . (AP) - result of the code and rating C "Take a Democrat and a Re- Senior High School. tack while hunting near Brim- ¦ EVENINGS ONCE: 7:45 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, I960 publican, and keep them both son in St. Louis County, v What does Dr. Richard P, Feyn- system that was to save us from The Winona Senior High censorship," Reade said. "It S2.00-S1.50-$l.00 out of office, and I bet they Several other hunters were man, a Nobel prize-winning Doctorate School team coached by Bur- turn out to be useful citizens." should also be noted that this NO PASSES G hospitalized wit h gunshot >Iames Spear , director of ; neli Manley finished second. —Will Rogers. physicist, see in a bar full of the ban ... is practiced by a grow wounds. audiovisual instructional servic- MANKATO EARL'S PEARLS : Veteran bottomless dancers? Equations, icg number of TV and radio finished with five I NOW SHOWING ^^^¦ es center at Winona State Col- wins aiid one ILJTL comedian Jerry Colbnna was Kenneth Storlie, 17, Grand mostly.. stations across the country." loss and Winona ^^^K lege, has been awarded a doctor had a record trimmed his lux- Rapids, was reported in serious The X' rating means young- of four wins and asked if he Feynman, 51, called as a wit- of philosophy degree by Iowa two losses. mastachios himself. "Of condition, after shooting two sters—the age limit varies from uriant ness in a Municipal Court* hear- State University at Ames. For Winona course not ," he said. "A Jap- toes off his left foot while hunt- 16 to 18 depending on the com- , William Sawyer ing, said he often went to a bot- Dr. Spear, an and Tim I BEST PICTURE | anese gardener comes in once ing near Bass Lake Saturday. associate pro- munity—are not to be admitted stoltman were the neg- tomless bar in Gianone1s Steak fessor, received his ative team and a month." Bruce Elliot, 24, Minneapolis, bachelor of to see a film. Patti Trainor House. He visited the place to science degree and Mary Lynn Smith, THE she was shot in the . upper thi h affirma- OF YEAR!^ A suburban matron said g vvork on mathematical figures, at Oregon Col- But, said Reade, "we all know tive. 't stand in line to see Liz when a twig tripped the trigger " WINNER S I didn he explained, and turned to fe- lege of Educa- how few youngsters get turned Last week Winona competed Taylor's huge diamond at Car- of his weapon as it was leaning male "figures for diversion. away from X pictures. We all in the Wisconsin State Univer- i ACADEMY AWARDShfe tier's: "I'll wait till it plays against a tree. He was hunting tion and his "When my calculations didn't know how many times the X has sity River Falls tournament my neighborhood." That's earl, near Hill City. Elliot was re- master of sci- in ' jm^W ^w ^W^ ^r ^W^ ^w ^»\ work out, I would watch the been used to add to, rather than which 32 teams were entered ^^ ^^ brother. ported in serious condition. ence degree at girls," he said. "I like the place Syracuse Uni- to restrict the potential audi- and posted a record of five wins An unidentified 17-year-old ence. to work in. It's not essen tial, it versity. Before and one defeat. Grand Rapids youth was shot really doesn't help me with my "This is not a proud position while hunting in the Goodman coming to Wi- for we exhibitors to enjoy, con- IN SATURDAY'S tournament mathematics, but it lets me nona State 10 area and was reported in seri- sidering the many years, of serv- John Marshall High School , come back to the equations , ous condition. fresh." years ago he ice to our communities and the Rochester; Austin High School The hearing is to determine taught at Syra- good will we have sought to es- last year's state champion, and A 15-year-old Minneapolis rttsp Universi- . whether entertainers at Gia- tablish ," he said. Albert Lea ended in a three-way youth Dr - sP«ar CTttTOI Allen Haugh , , was lost for none's Steak House violate com- ty, Dearborn , tie for third place. several hours Sa turday, but was munity standards of decency. Mich., public schools and at The other tournamen t entry NITES: 7:15-9:15 found by Otter Tail County dep- Roseburg, Ore. The first woman to swim the ' was Rochester Mayo . $1.50-$1 .25-NO PASSES uties just before dark in the A watch at sea is four hours His doctoral dissertation was English Channel was America s Gertrude Ederle . She performed Mankato also won the tourna- Parkers Prairie area. except the period between 4 on "Organization and Admin- ment' LOOK! the feat on Aug. 6, 1926, in the s B division in which Al- ENDS TUESDAY The State Civil Air Patrol p.m. and 8 p.m., which is divid- istration of Instructional Re- record time of 14 hours, 39 min- bert Lea Austin and John Mar- joined in the search for Sam ed into two short watches sources in Higher Education," shall competed. W SPECIAL X5 W SPECIAL X Bergstrom Duluth utes. , 59, , when he termed the first dog watch and involving a national sample of Thc A division championshi failed to return from the woods p TUESDAY WEDNESDAY the second dog watch. 359 institutions in 45 states. was decided in the last debate of Served 4:30 'Til 9 p.m. He is married to the former Winona Daily News the day when the Mayo's affir- Served 1:30 to 9 p.m.- - Baked "Chicken-All" Mabel Jean McKenzie. They mative team with Mashed Potatoes, lost to Mankato . BATTEK-FRIED have three daughters and live at ¦ Mankato's only loss of the day "FISH - ALL" - t h « ,R'ch MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1969 ,.»,,„ too. Sfci^ftf:Vegetable , Cole 717 Main St. was to Winona. ALL means alli, you - VOLUME 113, NO. 299 s aW ) Dinner Rolls and MkOO COMPWCT m HW 4I zmSmtPwS^WgWPfrl SUBSCRIPTION RATES HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Now Slngla Cray - 10c Dally, 20c Sunday . flfefeff ' come- YOUR NAME AT j§§iii that she s a grandmother, Delivered by Carrier—Per Week 50 eenti Tuesday, Nov. dienne Philhs Diller says she's 26 weeks $12.75 52 weeks <2J.50 MCDONALD'S FOR ""' P going to dress accordingly. PETER/DENNIS By mall strictly In advancei paper flop- ONE OF 26 "I'm so thrilled ," she says, ped on expiration date; FONDA/ HOPPER "I'm getting an electric shawl In Fillmore, Houston, Olmsted , Wabasha, JACK and Winona counties In Minnesota/ Buf- NICHOLSON to go with my miniskirt." falo, Jackson, Pepin, ond Trempealeau COLOIV R.lejsed by COLUMBIA PICTURES * SPECIAL Wf spEC|. , ^ Her daughter Suzanne Mills, counties In Wisconsin) and to mllltarv 22, gave birth Friday night to an personnel wltti military addresses In tht THURSDAY -J™ continental Unllcd States and overseas 8-pound 8-ounce boy at St. wllh APO or FPO addresses . ARLO GUTHRIE John 's Hospital in nearby Santa I year lla.00 3 months J5.00 Served <:M Til 9 p.m.- 6 montha . $9.00 1 month M.OO "ALICE'S •amlly Variety Night Served 4 'Til Mldnlght- Monica. BATTER . K HIED Elsewhere — RESTAURANT" OTi-rr.ptious serv- In United Stales end Canada /. =. .f Ba-<» . Ham . 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COMB ONI . . . COMB ALL) SCHAFSK0PF V^QfV^CUUB McDonald's SitncUilsW, TUESDAY Sandys f~\ CORNER NIGHT mgdium cool HUFF tind - • HOWARD STREETS • IferffArtmS^ . a.-oo »t th* HAftfBURGERS - ra » . DANCE SATURDA Y come as you are "STRANGER IN TOWN" EAGLES Open Ye „r TO "THE MELLOTONES" ...hungry yrO 'Round on — and — Highway CLUB 61 JuM 7 Blocks "STRANGER RETURNS" HUFF :< < m - mm * ests of anybody, but rather for Roya l Family has On Highways the public interest. were questions me, * wnere nave you been THE WOMEN BEHIND THE MEN . . . left, they are Barbara Gordon , wife of com- " . employed the past 10 years? Have you ever These three women will worry most during mand pilot Richard F. Gordon Jr.; Sue the APHA's 127-member gov- To Tighten Belt' been fired? If so, state reasons. Where Apollo 12 astronauts Bean, wife of Alan L. Bean, the lunar module erning council will vote during did you obtain your the 11 days that the WASHING TON (AP) - divorce? Have you and back. They are the pilot ; and Jane Conrad, wife of Apollo 12 In Ten Days its 97th annual meeting here, on Prince Philip ever had any communicable diseases? Do travel to the moon husband of Queen moon explorers' wives who will wait and commander Charles Conrad Jr. '(AP Photo- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS several resolutions designed to Elizabeth, II, says the . British you have a police record? Do you owe any ¦ ' ¦ change the journey by Ameri- fax) . ' organization 's tradi- royal family has had to tighten money?" watch during the second Forty-three persons have died tional role as an adviser to surface. From on Minnesota roads in the first its belt because of the cost of I felt like telling her to take her piece can astronauts to the lunar health agencies to that of an living. of paper and get lost, but instead I filled 10 days of November, raising "activist for social change. " , In a television interview Sun- it put and signed it because I really cared the state's 1969 toll to 837 com- Association officers indicate day, Phili pared with 905 a y _ar ago. p noted that the royal for her. Now I feel like a fool. What is your they expect the resolutions to family allowance of $1,100,000 a opinion of this girl? GARY Two Canadians who were pass. year has not been increased in Fees Upped at killed in a two-car accident in If they are passed j and if the 18 years and commented: "¦' .' DEAR CARY : One thing for certain, Abby extreme northeastern Minnesota association develops the nation- "We have a smair yacht she is not stupid. Perhaps she was frightened by your are among the weekend victims. al voice speaking for the indivi- which we have had to sell, and I confession of having been the "Chief Sinner" and wanted Minnesota City The Highway Patrol identified dual consumer that its leaders shall probably have to give up to know precisely what that involved. ; seek , the APHA will, medical polo fairly soon, and things like MINNESOTA CITY, Minn. - the victims of the crash on that. ' Hihway 61 five miles south of people here say, be a clear rival " DEAR ABBY : I am 23 years old and will be married Minnesota City Village Council to the AMA. the Canadian border as Ray- critical of them." very soon. I have had dentures for nearly four years and has raised the on-sale liquor li- mond Gerow not even my closest friends suspect. My problem: Should , 24, Port Arthur, "Health conditions in this The doctors said one of their cense f ee f rom $600 to $675, cig- Ont., and Pamela Turner, Fort country are really in bad major efforts will be to join I tell my fiance before we are married? Or should I wait William, Ont. until after? Or do you think it would be all right if I just arette license from $12 to $18 shape," said Dr. Paul B. Corhe^ with individual Americans who didn't offer this information at all? I am absolutely positive and game of skill from $15 to The accident in Cook County ly, association president-elect are the health consumers, often that he doesn't know. UNDECIDED $20, all per year and effective happened about 5:30 p.m. Sun- and a professor of preventive the poor. They said they hope . medicine at Howard University to work with Jan. 1. day. health organiza- College of Medicine. tions in the ghettos and rural DEAR UNDECIDED: This is a decision which YOU The Patrol said the driver of ¦ '¦¦¦ ' Effective July 1 , on-sale beer the death car was Brian Turn- Dr. Comely and Dr. Lester areas. must make for yourself. But since it's highly likely licenses will be raised from $50 Breslow, association president that he will learn the . truth, eventually, he'll probably er, 27, Fort William, who was to $70 and juke box licenses in from the University of Califor- think "you're more/ "real" if you tell him now that your THE LOCKHORNS hospitalized at Port Arthur nia School critical condition. Another occu- of Public Health, teeth aren't. from $15 to $20. both said at a news conference § Do You Hava ) Licenses remaining the same pant of the car, Anita Gies- Sunday that the was re- AMA has failed § Problem Pictures ; DEAR ABBY: This is a VERY small town, and everybody were Sunday liquor license, brecht, 20, Port Arthur, to meet the health needs of the I know reads DEAR ABBY. Now, here is something I have ported in serious condition. f That Need Special $125; off-sale liquor, $100, * and American people. The two men A to know. Are all the letters people write to you delivered The Patrol said a car driven are not members of the AMA. to you UNOPENED? This is important because I have a prob- off-sale beer, $15 as regulated by Ronald Gerow, 21, Port Ar- "The AMA," Dr. Comely said lem I would just love to writer to you about, but I have heard by the state. "in the past has FRAMING thur was passing the Turner come out with that our postmaster opens all the letters addressed to DEAR The three councilmen and , approaches that were not to our i For Gift Giving? -(i car and the two cars collided liking . . ABBY and he has the best time reading them. clerk voted for the . raises. with the Turner vehicle rolling . . at their last meeting, I am a married woman and my problem concerns a for the first time, they became ' Mayor John Reinke, who said he over and throwing out its four ' married man in this, town and I am sure if 1 wrote the concerned about the poor. f Bring^ A' Your-^- Problemsx-i to was against the raises, didn't occupants. ^ ; facts, the postmaster would know who he was, and I sure Gerow and three passengers "If they want to do don't want that ! vote but would have voted in the something S case of a tie, in the second car escaped inju- about the poor , and come up | DURFEY Please answer in your coiumn. If a letter came to me ¦ry with plans that : from DEAR ABBY,* he'd open it for sure. I am taking this A tax levy of $1,500 was raised . are acceptable PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO .1 A Minneapolis youth, Gary to us, we'll be willing to join § to another town to be mailed because I don't want to take for village business for 1970. The 777 West 7fb St-. A< Thompson, 19, was killed about hands. But if they come up with I ' ¦ ¦ the fire de- ¦¦ ' ¦< any chances. CAREFUL council authorized something we " - partment to purchase a 1,000- midnight Saturday when a car oppose, we'll be i truck on DEAR CAREFUL: ALL my mail comes to me UN- gallon portable water tank . with struck a parked grain suction screen at a cost of about Highway 55 at the west edge of OPENED. Opening mail addressed to another is a federal Patrol offense. Ybur postmaster knows this, and he of all people $175. . Brooten , the Highway. said. would not want to be found guilty. ST. MATTHEW'S CLUB LEWISTON AUXILIARY Another meeting with the state St. Casimir's Church Highway Department will be St. Matthew's Woman's Club LEWi&TUN, Minn, especial > Three other occupants of the Broadway & Ewing Streets CONFIDENTIAL TO "SWINGING GRANDPA" IN LA — The American Legion Auxil- held Nov; 19 at .7 p.m. at the car were , hospitalized at Glen- will meet in the social rooms Highway JOLLA: Save your money. Fun is like insurance. The of the church Wednesday at 7:30 iary will hold its annual Vet- school on relocation of wood. They were identified as 64th Annual older you get, the more it costs you; , erans Day supper Tuesday 61 through the village. sister of p.m. The Rev A. L. Mennicke Linda Thompson * 17, will discuss the topic, "Ecumen- from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the The council had passed an or- the victim; William Norris, 17, . Advertlsemen* . dinance keeping horses off the WABASHA SOCIETY ism." The yearly memorial club house. The public is in- Belgrade, Minn., and Gary Jen- WABASHA, Minn. (Special) - service will be observed and vited. streets but learned that this Thomp- could not be done unless they sen, Sauk Centre. Miss St. Mary's Court 208 of the there will be a clothing drive son was reported in good condi- BAZAAR GETTING UP National Catholic Society will for relief . Hostesses will be Mrs. LAKE CITY AID are a health hazard. meet Wednesday. tion while the other two were ENDS TONIGHT Ray Bublitz, Mrs . Edgar Bun- Minn. (Special) LAKE CITY GARDEN CLUBS listed in fair condition . NIGHTSCommon Kidney or SS. Bladder"?" LAKE CITY , Starting at 7:30 p;m. Irrlta- ke, Mrs. Stuart Hunkins. and _ s Lutheran Ladies LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) The Thompsons, along with tions make many men and women NELSON CARD PARTY Mrs. Lloyd Stevens. The pro- St. 3ohn' feel tense ahd nervous Irom frequent, NELSON, Wis. (Special) Aid met Thursday at 2 p.m. — The Bittersweet Garden Club their parents, were visiting burning or Itching urination nlsht - gram will be in charge of Mrs. LUNCH SERVED ¦nd day. Secondarily, you may.lose The Nelson volunteer fire de- with the Rev. T. H. Albrecht were guests of the Trillium their grandparents at Belgrade , — — •leep and have Headache, Backache Elmer Viestenz and Mrs. Rob- group Garden Club Wednesday at the Minn. and feel older, tired, depressed. In partment will sponsor a public ert McCormick. leading devotions. The «uch cases, CYSTEX usually brings "500" card party Saturday at voted to send the same Christ- Congregational Church for a The death of a 6-year-old Hand Made Quilts relaxing comfort by curbing irritat- ing germs In acid urine and quickly the Community Hall. Prizes LANESBORO PLAYS mas gifts as last year. The dessert luncheon. Mrs. Gerald Cambridge girl last week was Home Baked Goods easing pain. Get CYSTEX at druggists. will be awarded and lunch will LANESBORO , Minn. - Three group voted to send the same Meyer, Adams, Minn., gave a reported Sunday. be served. one-act plays will be presented Christmas gifts as last year. talk on Christmas arrange- Police anid Valerie Zell, the Other Bazaar Merchandise Friday at 8 p.m at the Spring The group will hold a Christ- ments. Mrs. Arlan Johnson daughter of Mrs. Sarah Zell of at WILLIAMS IflHHMHHHBHHI Grove High School. The plays mas party and . gift exchange was elected president; Mrs. F. Cambridge, was struck and kill- are, ''The Leader," "Not Dec. 4. 0. Johnson, vice president; ed by a car as she was riding Enough Rope," and "The Bald Mrs. LeRoy Sprick , treas- her bicycle on a Cambridge Soprano." LEWISTON BAZAAR urer; Mrs. Ray Kalow, sec- street. retary, and Mrs. Delora Wer- SENIOR CITIZENS LEWISTON, Minn. (Special) ner, Mrs. Roy Zillgitt, Mrs. LEWISTON , Minn. 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I ^l^.V^-<-<^l<^'<^'^.<-_^.w5>K^,u^l^rf^,l^^ Peace march mockery 'Mind if we walk you there?' of Veterans Day Idols are tumbling By WILLIAM F. WHITE PARIS . — The most interesting de- velopment in political Europe today ¦ ' How dare these marchers presume to "honor" ! ;m- is the disappearance of dogma. Na- w. ^ i America's veterans by their march on Veterans Day tions deal increasingly in terms of L -i-J when they represent the direct opposite of so much pragmatic * self-interest without re- had better dtop the Matxist cicdo of what those veterans fought or died for. gard to ideological theory. if they were ever going to win mass There is no longer any As one veteran who does not presume to speak for . talk of a support. Says Wehner today : "Catholic" federation in the West the rest, thanks but no thanks. , "I'm not engaged in ideologies or as there was when the governments substitutes for religion. I only want It is a mockery of the meaning of the day. of France, West Germany and Italy a United Europe for its value in were headed by Christian Democrat- How ironic! How lovely! A little like prostitutes itself. Adenauer wanted to prevent ic premiers, s Day! nor is there any old- Europe from becoming communist marching ori Mother' : fashioned talk about communist the- or socialist, That approach is non- ory on Is this the kind of support the President appealed the other side of the riddled sense and anyone who thinks like Iron to all Americans for last Monday night? Curtain. that today belongs in a museum. We T hope Winonans stay home in droves. TODAY, THE Social Democratic have been trying to depoliticize the regimes installed in London and landscape by faking the church out Bonn take pains to emphasize their of party rivalries." democracy rather than their social- This practical , hard-boiled , open- 0Id-fashioned hustle ism and are almost embarrassed to minded approach is evident every- recall any past connections with the where in today's Europe. remote . - ..world of Marxi When they Europe's old idols are falling. Rus- should bring results speak of organizing a "Europe ," sia , of course, seeks to hold its posi- By all indications and precedents, Winona s new they stress that it is for the sake of tion in the East — but on the blunt basis that what is Moscow's is Mos- air service should succeed. As .the community be- such an organization's own conven- s; what remains is negotiable. comes more aware of its existence the utilization ience and not in honor of past cow' This is power politics, not ideology. of this facility should eventually equal, and per- prophets. haps surpass, that made of the recently with- Likewise, when one regards the Belgrade was the first pragmatic drawn North Central Airlines. Eastern half of the continent, one Marxist capital — foreseeing the day sees decreasing .worship at ideologi- when computers and cybernetics A substantial amount of capital has been fur- cal alters. Russia raped Czechoslo- would outdate ideologues. And it con- nished by investors here. The community ought to vakia in the name of strategic tinues to flirt with East and West hope that they will get a fair return on this in- The great silent majority talks solidarity and not in the name of according to convenience. vestment in what is clearly a much more con- Lenin. The ideological purity of Ru- The era of imposed coexistence WASHINGTON — It was surpris- be a venient and useful facility After all , if these investors "betrayal of the GSM charter mania at this instant is far more has gradually made plain to the ing the other night to hear Presi- and would deprive reporters and were to lose their stake, it would only confirm - " • .vys evident than that of Poland with its highly intelligent and industrially dent Nixon calling upon "the Great W AX - s ] pollsters of "an essential instrument what North Central preached in its repeated efforts new-right neo-Marxism ; but Moscow talented peoples of Europe that the Silent Majority " to support him in for keeping them from looking like to. pull out of Winona — that Winona is economically k.. . - * worries more about Bucharest than cost of existing together is every bit standing fast in Vietnam. utter fools on mornings after elec- incapable of supporting its own air transportation Warsaw in this age of ideology-be- as important, in terms of foreign tions. " station. . Newsmen immediately hurried ov- Silent Majority gathcted at a cucu- darnned. policy, as the cost of living is in er to Great Silent Majority head- lar table under an extraordinary The fourth speaker with a no-non- internal policy. The price that must , shareholders of Mississippi Both sentiment arid pseudo-reli- ON THE other hand quarters, a two-room office without suspension of the rules permitting sense approach said that this was be paid is ideological. .' .'When- one Valley Airways can hardly look forward to more gious content are leaking out of the . telephone located in the National them to discuss the President's plea. irrele*?ant in view of the "higher abandons war as conceivable , one return for some time, at least. The political theories that embraced Eur- than a modest Press Club building. There, Charles importance " now assigned the GSM must also abandon the philosophical expense of maintaining even a plainly functional THE FIRST speaker said that he ope during its bewildered postwar F, L. Kunkel ,y executive secretary of by the President. He demanded a generation. Willy Brandt, Bonn's fanatacism that might lead. to. war. enterprise as theirs is heavy indeed. And there is the GSM , as it is known to Wash- did not see how they could support show of hands on the question of subsidy available to even out those new chancellor , who takes pains to no government, ington , habitues , was the very pic- the Vietnam policy "without making how many supported and how many ONCE AGAIN, after so many peaks and valleys on the financial charts. It will a lot of noise. " If that was what stress that he is a "social Demo- years of fear and frenzy , Europe is ture of indecision. opposed the President's policy- socialist ," says rue- take a very long period of , profitable operation - the President had in mind, he asked , crat" and not a " beginning to sink back into fat-drip- No hands went up on either side 't believe and we hope this condition ultimately occurs — to TO TALK OR not to talk — that then why had the President begun fully: "Young people don ping luxury. This fact induces a of the issue. This caused some con- ' as they did 10 get back the losses and capital expenses of . sur- was KunkeFs question. Members of his term "'by asking us to lower our as much in 'Europe mood of increasing tolerance and fusion until a mild lady of about ; things have moved so vival and development of these early days, weeks the Great Silent Majority are per- voices?" The President was heing years ago the lazy habit of liberalism. As 75 explained it. "My goodness," she Market has and months, mitted lo speak: when they order " logically inconsistent," he com- slowly. The Common Wehner, the once hard-bitten , Mus- said , "if any of lis had had opin- it is meals and when they have been plained. hardly any political sex appeal; covite communist says: What we're getting a look at now is the marked ions on anything, we would never "Liberal short-changed , but alt other breach- bogged down on questions like the parties are dying difference between two styles of doing business. "You misunderstood what the have been able to stay silent all in so many coun- es of silence . are sternly frowned price of grain. " There was the rather indifferent attitude of the reg- President was : really saying, " the these years." tries because liberal ideas have upon and political discussion is, of spread and are acquiring their own ulated , subsidized carrier, typified by North Cen- second speaker countered. "The "That's not quite right for all of AND THE ONLY reason Brandt course, taboo. ever won the chancellorship is that life in other parties. " tral's scheduling approach, that bore little relation- President wants everybody who dis- us," Kunkel replied. "Take me, for This is why membership in the ship to community needs. And now in its place we agrees with his policy to lower his example. I've got opinions on a lot the weather-beaten counselor, the ex- Great Silent Majority is down to New York Times News Serv/' find a dead-serious attempt to tailor service to the voice, but he wants noise from ev- of things, but they're so half-baked communist Herbert Wehner, per- ct only 11 members (including Kunkel). demands of the market. For it is only by making erybody who agrees with him ." and uninformed that I don't want suaded him that German socialists Practically every American in the itself truly useful and valuable that the unsubsidized The third speaker took a legalis- to have my country's future depend- operation can survive. ..;( country finds it: so difficult to re- tic view of the question. The Great ent on them. When two men as well- sist the temptation to pronounce Silent Majority, he reminded his au- Informed' as Senator Fulbright and FOR OUR part, we'll bet on the come. We're on , politics that- almost the entire dience, was created by political cor- President Nixon can't agree on the not ready yet to cast off enterprise, aggressive population now belongs to GSM's South will do it respondents in 1932 to serve "a pure- right thing to do, I'd shudder service and willingness to make one's own breaks as rival organization , the Great Gahby for ly journalistic function." , the future of the country if they regulator , the sublimest instrument outworn old concepts . If the potential really exists, Minority; : We were established to keep our came to me to decide the question. of egalitarianism. The motel owner the application of these principles is bound to de- , " Still that a President should at mouths shut ," he explained , "so that who had grudgingly to accept Negro velop it. — F.R.U.. last dignify the G.S.M. by calling political reporters would not know "I'M TIRED of this noise," said patronage, found himself enjoying the for its support in his time of need the final speaker what we were thinking. Thus, when , "If we keep it up, It is the supreme irony of the- dollars, and his motel unaffected by — this was ah honor about which we'll lock as reporters have to forecast -which silly as the Great Gab- court's decision that some white fam- the presence of a few Negroes. The Kunkel could hardly afford to re- by - Minority, The spb rt ing life candidate is going to win a given and since they've got now emigrate from tha school situation is tougher. In Green- main silent for long. : And. so, he the votes anyhow ilies will election, they can always hedge their , I move that we order to place their chil- ville, Miss., for instance, there is wrote on a piece of paper that he go home. " South in predictions by writing, 'of course, dren in segregated schools. very little organized black pressure was convening the entire Great.Si- The motion was in South Dakota nobody knows what the Great Silent carried on a si- I have in mind a specific exam- for integrated schools. The old battle lent Majority to meet next day : at lent show of hands. Apparently you don't have to look very far to Majority is thinking.'" Greenville, cry has lost its resonance, confused a well-known delicatessen sis blocks ple, a Southerner from find some pretty weird ideas as to what consti- Miss., whose salary is $11,000 and by the more modern-sounding calls from the White House. TO ENDORSE the tutes "sport." In fact you wouldn 't have had to President's New York Times News Service who believes that integration oE for black po\yer, black pride, black At the appointed hour, the Great Vietnam policy, he went on, would look farther than Faulkton , S.D. . the schools will diminish the quality unity. And then too, the Negro teach- for his children. ers wonder about their security in an They held "the hunt of the year" at Faulkton of public education he cannot afford private integrated school system. Won't the not long ago wherein a bunch of "sportsmen " shot At $11,000, , where school boards prefer white over an estimated 4,500 crows in one day. The birds had schools: So he will go north the movement to integrate the against black teachers? been herded into a grove and pinned down by buzz- What of the 5-10 percent of the ing them with two small airplanes. Whereupon they schools started , and he will find no difficulty in establishing himself in affluent whites who will either leave were gunned down by shooters who fired off 50 town or set up private schools. What rounds or more of shotgun ammunition apiece. It an area where de facto segregation Court will that do to the standing of the was called "one of the fastest wingshooting esca- survives unruffled by Supreme decisions. public schools? There are areas, pades in ' the Midwest ," which has to be something small areac in America, where the of an exaggeration when you think of the conditions ON THE OTHER hand, the mood 6a, Winona Dally News, Winona , Minnesota, Monday, November 10/1969 affluent as a matter of course send and probable speeds of flight. of the South is not by any means their children to private schools. But They saw it coming, with About four of these crow shoots are held every mutinous. these are rare. Even so, the pri- inexorability which a people year in conjunction with pheasant season. Giant that vate school population is growing. who know de- flocks of migrating crows which pass through Ihe come to experience Washington , D.C., has always serv- As a political region each fall provide the gun fodder. It's not Alive and well in New York ceit and adversity. ed as the Rose Bowl of hypocrisy, matter, it is not likely that the Su- the place where integration became considered a good hunt unless everybody fires off NEW YORK - Anyone looking "Southern strategy " can be pursued much truth in Mario Procaccino ' s preme Court's decision will drive thc an institutionalized national goal , five or six boxes of shells, according to one of llie for a leader unshackled from the without serious risk in the urban contention that only the third man in bitter-enders into the arms of Wal- even as its own schools became pari organizers. old political parties can find him areas. the race, John Marchi, enabled the lace. The reason is that tjjcy know passu segregated , as the entire white alive and well and living in New mayor and the liberals to salvage Crows are smart enough to survive and even NOR WILL the mixed record of that President Nixon , and Mr. Finch, population moved its children out, prosper under adverse conditions. But you wonder York. That may prove to be the victory. attorney-general , all of them ' municipal results do much to dispel and the wave after wave of them, after each whether any species—inc luding man for example- meaning of John Lindsay s re-elec- Lindsay could not gracefully state counseled and sought out a little tion a.s mayor , the prevailing notion that a " white civil rights bill passed triumphantly could stand up for long under this sort of harass- rather lhan his own the only really indisputable conclu- more time. The Supreme Court said prediction thai it had "delivered a backlash" has become a powerful po- through Congress. men I. sion to be drawn from the New no brusquely, quite unambiguously. message lo Albany and Washington litical force in the major cities. A York City election — that in Ameri- So, what would President Wallace IT IS A PITY , perhaps even a Why is it that anything that thoy can no longer Negro was defeated for mayor in goes where crows are starve our can politics the force of personality have done? Impeach Warren Burger? tragedy, that the groat reconcilia- concerned? True , " Detroit , Cleveland' s black mayor , Ihey eat goodly amounts of grain in cilies. remains the most important factor. The South has been to Appomattox tions which the early integrators lore- Ihe fields; but so (io pheasants And while it may be true that Carl Stokes, was re-elected only by , geese and ducks , , Even with the anti-Lindsay vote di- before, and knows the name of the saw as the inevitable result of so- all of which are rigidly protected as Lindsay said , an eyelash , and Lindsay, wilh his . We would hazard his victory was vided , it is evident that a more per- game, and isn't disposed to believe cial integration are unlikely . The thc guess that more lhan a litt le also a message overwhelming black support , failed folklore and ancient "that thc people in sonable and impressive Democrat Uni t it has been victimized by a South will have to let matters lake rural tradition are involved. lo win a majority in New York or Hehavioral psycholo- New York City want the war in than Frocaccino — particularly one grand stratagem of Tricky Dick. The their course. And the best elements gists might even find that the bird ' Vietnam lo ' ond , to achieve the big victory over di- s color arouses " it has yet. to be who could have competed with the unanimous decision of the Warn-in of (he Soulh will bear in mind that a subconscious racism in some of his attackers . seen whether that message will modi- vided opposition that the polls had no hardship visited predicted. mayor on television — might have court in 1954 may well have been , on it by North- fy President Nixon 's conviction that held together a winning share of ern egalitarians or In any event , this sort of bunt isn 't a very 1 aken all-in-all , therefore , election as some of us believe, bad law and judici al ideo- a great " silent majority " hacks his New York's normal Democratic ma- logues warrants retaliation pretty sight. It reminds you of running down day 1969 seems more likely to con- bad sociology. But it was always in- against own more gradual approach. jority. In the long run, Procaccino Negro school children. foxes with snowmobiles , or clubbing baby seals to firm than sway Nixon in his existing conceivable that so fundamental a The specter did not look , act or sound like the of New Orleans a few years death, of cockfights or of bullfights. These, too, AFTER ALL , Nixon 's party won approaches to Vietnam and the cit- finding could be eroded by judicial ago, mayor of the nation 's greatest city, where the tricoteuses nre very big with flic crowds in their regions. There both of the state governorships (hat ies. And while Gov. Nelson Rocke- temporizing. When thc court snid expressed and New York's electorate was too themselves against, are many names for such' activities but "sport" i.s were al slake this year. Since neith- feller , poring over the New York that the dual school system should the Suprenie sophisticated not to realize it , back- Court by spitting on Negro not one of them. - er New Jersey nor Virginia is by City returns in preparation for his bo terminated with all deliberate school accepted standards lash or no backlash. speed , it was inevitable that the girls , will haunt the American mem- And ;i a Republican own fourth-term try next year , may final question: Who cleans up afler slate , stress would sooner or later move ory for generations after the sins of one of these crow and since both victories were he discomfitted by the victory of THE NET effect , therefore , is a shoots?—F.R.U. won on the morrow away from the modifier, "deliber- Earl Warren are finally bleached by ¦ of the President's his rival , Lindsay, he will also see single personal viclory for John Lind- time , strong reaffirmatio n ate. " Kvery one of us of his Vietnam say — not some profound influence shall give nrcoun l nt himself policy, it is inevitable The political repercussions are nnt, lo ('nd.—Ilomnm M.12. that the vot- on national affairs and policies. New Washington St.ir Syndicate ing results should be read in the York' s mayor now ranks as the most then , likely to be pronounced , inas- GRAFFITI by Loary recognizes that While House as an endorsement o( successful and impressive political much as the South lhat policy. Nixon already had a independent in America , one who the Supreme Court has moved at its WINONA DAILY NEWS Gallup poll and a slack of telegrams owes nothing to national , state or own deliberate speed, independently for encouragement , but next her would local Republicans , who provided as of a new President who in fact had W ILLIAM F. W IIITK Publisher have boen much comfort lo him if much shelter for liberal Democrats just recently designated a new chief C. E. LINOKN The repercussions will he of ...... Hits. Mqr ., Adv. Director his candidates had losl. as lliey did support for him , and justice. Aiioi.en U KKMKR .:dif«r-m-C»i i <;/ As for "starving Ihe cilies , " who is committeed to another nnt tire, The ideal would be G MIY VV. E VANS Nix - "fusion ," vir- New * Kdilor on anil bis political advisers are tually nonpartisan urban government the serendipitous discovery that in- C. G OIIDON H OI .TF, Sunday Kdilor again more likely lo be impressed in Ihe coming years , tegrated education is altogether de- F RANK R . U HI .KJ Chirj Kelt) . Writer by Virginia and New .lersey — where sirable. Some communities , forced lu W ILLIAM II E NIJU SII Conlmlkr Lindsay apparently hopes lo forge, taste it , will find it loss bitter than A, J. KiKHiin ' scii Circulation Alf/r. Nixon personally campaigned — than from Ibis fusion base in New York , L , S. Iiiio ,VK by Lindsay 's survival . When one of supposed. Much of the South which Compp stw) Supt. a coalition of mayors to work lor feared the consequences of the pub- L. V. A LSTON Kiir/nnmi ' the hignt'St Southern slates elects " ri Supt. constructive national urban policies. lic accommodations law sees it now LIVING Kov LOUD pr,.,,. Supnrintcn tknt its first Republic an governor since Thus , if Nixon 's brand of Republican Reconstruction times , party leaders as pretty much unobjectionable. MKMIIMIl «!¦' TIIK AS.SOCIATLn l'KLSS leadership and the sterile disarray of can hardly help concluding thai Ihe the Democrats continue to build THE SCHOOL »ystom, integmtad, Breitlow-Martin The Associated Press I.s entitled exclusively to Soulh i.s indeed as fertile Itepubli- pressures for some kind of party may benefit in part from the henvv- the use for republication of all Ihe local news printed c.in ground as Ihey had hoped; and metamorphosis or realignment , Lind- olent eonsequeiU't'S of tbe public -ac- Funera l Home , ln this newspaper ns woll ns all A.I' news dispatches. since a norllieas lern industrial slate say 's unique position could become commodations law . lt won 't be .so 376 EAST SARNIA went heavily Republican on the same WINONA , MINN. vital. . had as many expect it. But there Phone Day or Night 8-1528 An independent JVcioswoper — Established J«55 day, they may well conclude that a The JVeto York Times Neies Service are differences , Commerce is a _ r clothes for the palates." country. uate until next June, she was It would be more fitting and proper if these persons granted a provisional teach- were to mobilize support for the President. Such demonstra- ing certificate from the aims of our enemy. state and has a contract tions only strengthen the with the Austin board Isn't it time to back President Nixon rather than to try , un- to ruin him for political reasons? like the typical student Think about this THOMAS F. RICHARDS teacher. The Austin board appropriated ' $3,000 to be pro-rated among the three Kin of Trempealeau interns in this year's teach- before you buy Songwriter to ing program. The others Residents Hurt in will be employed succes- Leave Money to North Dakota Crash sively in the winter and spring quarters. "It's a your next tank Eye Research TREMPEALEAU, Wis. (Spe- valuable experience," says ) Miss Prondzinski, kind BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. cial — Mr. and Mrs. Arthur "the Simerson of Crosby, N.D.., son- of experience you wouldn't (AP) —Jules Stein, an eye doc- get as a student teacher. The in-law and daughter of Mr. and of heating oil tor who made millions in the day school opened, I had music business, says he will be- Mrs. James Robinson, Trempea- immediate teaching respon- 1. High quality Mobil heating oil. queath the bulk of his estate to leau, were injured in a recent sibilities. A student teacher 2. Complete burner service & furnace cleaning. would eye research. head-on collision. , in contrast, observe 3. Our "KEEP FULL" delivery. for a period of time, assum- Stein, 74', is head of MCA, According to their account, 4. Our balanced monthly pay mints. they collid- ing responsibility gradual- agency the car with which 5. Expert maintenance-repair service for oil heating Inc., a music talent ed skidded out o£ control when ly." equipment. which grew into a major pro- it ducked back into the line of In August, at the team ducer of movies and television traffic after passing another ve- planning -m-e-eting, Miss shows. hicle. The gas tank on the skid-r Prondzinski took responsi- Stein's Research to Prevent ding car ruptured and flames bility for the language arts Blindness, Inc., has helped es- spread over the highway. program and has taught in ' The Simersons were riding this area from the beginning tablish five institutes and start CONFERENCE . . . Team planning is differentiated staff at Austin, of which in- -; blindness research in 40 univer- with another couple. Mrs. Sim- of the term. ^^^^MbJirlL^;- lities in the past nine years. erson, the former Alisa Robin- The team's pupils are 73 an essential part of the workday for the tern Prondzinski is a member. heating oil son, received a laceration of the sixth graders of varying lev- head and abdominal injuries. els of achievement,. the lationship with teachers m the lounge area alcng with pan- Horses Should Be She credits a seat belt with sav- typical class situation, ex- planning and evaluating, eled walls and a new ceiling and ing her life. She and other oc- cept for its size. • has a chance to be innova- Legion Sets lighting treatment. Tax Dependents? cupants of both cars were hos- Comparing it with the one- tive and initiate new cur- The new meeting room, rich Joswick Fuel & Oil Co. pitalized. room, one-teacher situation. ricula (this is the best in color, panelling and ornamen- Phone 3389 "WASHINGTON (*) — Vickie Mr. Simerson, who received a Miss Prondzinski says that thing about it), and as- tal ceiling provides banquet Mollet of Appleton, Wis., says whiplash injury, is wearing a the traditional situation sumes responsibility at the Open House seating for 300 and douhles as a people should be allowed to list neck brace. "seems more frightening. onset of her term of in- social hall. horses as dependents. The fact that I'm working ternship. And this gives the The kitchen has all new equ ip- She means for income tax with three other teachers intern a much wider range ment throughout, including a list a horse as a dependent she gives you someone to turn of experiences and thus al- purposes. could afford to have one. In La Crescent chargrill for preparation of mV^______t vHwT ^_£______H The young lady outlined her to when you have a problem. lows her to go farther in chicken and steaks the year "I' ve been promised one," LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Spe- ______! _^^^^^^^^H H views in a letter to Rep. John You can always ask." becoming a competent round*. The old kitchen in the »^ L. ^ ^^E^EH^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I she said. "I've even got a place But what about the stu- teacher." cial ) — Gittens-Leidel American W. Byrnes, R-Wis. He's a mem- to keep it." basement of the original build- BHjraiBp^'* '' i ______J_HrrMM^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H dent? "They 've getting the Part of the immediate Legion Post 595 will hold open ing has been kept intact and will IA K ti______BB ra______ber of the House Ways and Byrnes said he's sympathetic advantage of four teachers J *iY^_ * H Means Committee that consid- success of the program may house in their new . clubrooms serve the basement area ; to her point of view but he and the children really re- result from the care with er* tax matters. doesn't think her suggestion Sunday from I to 6 p.m. A dedi- The building is completely air spond. It's a wonderful cir- which the first intern was conditioned and has been zoned Vickie said that if she could would work. cle of communication. Ev- selected, a c c or din g to cation dinner is planned for 7 p.m., Nov. 22, in the new com- to operate efficiently ior small eryone has something to of- Wayne C. Erickson, direc- system has meetings. The new l£ fer ; more people are contrib- tor of student teaching at bination banquet-meeting room . been integrated with the exist- _-______r B wKkir ______Ci ^^^^^^^^^^ 1 uting to projects." Winona State College. Selec- Department Commander Lyle ing to provide for economical Principal McCarthy ex- tion was on the basis of Mikelson, Wood Lake, Minn., operation as well as even air plained that nearly alkof the Winona State faculty rec- will be speaker at the dinner. distribution. The lighting sys- teaching is in small groups , ommendation, a c a demic were Social hour from 5:30 will pre- tems for the lounge and meet- you including small "buzz ses- If " success and interviews with ing room have been installed sions. Although there are Dr . Leo Gerst, Austin per- cede the dinner. Tickets are with rheostats. minimum requirements for sonnel director, and John available at Heth Hardware, The exterior has been treated working here everyone, the schedule for McCarthy, Shaw principal. Buchan 's Barber Shop and the with a combination of painted each day is arranged on a They needed to find a stu- clubrooms. concrete block ornamented with flexible basis at a staff dent teacher showing un- Lyle C. Mickelson was elected Winona stone panels and en- meeting before the children usual readiness and desire Department Commander of the trance canopy. A buffer zone of tomorrow arrive. Modules of time are to become involved in the Minnesota American Legion on landscaping separates the build- established and pupils may total teaching process. July 12, 1969, at thc Department ing from the parking lot. attend the presentation on In addition to intern convention held in Minneapolis. Charles Gavin and Terry Cur- social studies for example, Prondzinski and leader During the open house, Le- ran are general chairmen of the when they choose. Advanced Marvin Wippich , the team gionnaires will conduct tours of open house and dedication din- "What can you lose?" pupils may get in depth as- includes Gary Gartner and the new facilities. The Auxiliary ner. Commander Kenneth John- signments in a particular Gary Johnson , teachers, and will serve coffee and cookies. son will present greetings from Let 's suppose your cofiipany asks you to enroll in the Dale study field. In mathematics Betty Schultz , aide. While The public is invited. the post. Auxiliary president Carnegie Course. all teaching is individual- Mr. W i p pich coordinates Addition and remodeling of Mrs. Robert Johnson is in What can you lose? ized, but in the other 'sub- planning for mathematics the clubrooms was recently charge of the coffee and cookies YOU COULD LOSE: jecLs, too, pupils are encour- classes, Mr. Gartner has house. The dinner completed. Kratt and Lachecki at thc open a few evenings of TV aged to develop through in- responsibility for science were the architects and the Don will be catered. • , bridge or fly-tying dependent and advanced and Mr, Johnson for tho Bateman Construction Co. wa.s Other invited guests will be • any anxieties you might, have nhout participation in dis- study. classes of social studies. the general contractor. State Auxiliary president , the cussions, seminars or executive meetings "It's different and won- any doubts you may have about your own adequacy to Each team member New features include a 2,200 district president and district • derfu l ," says intern Prond- teaches a reading group. commander , their adjutants and face the pressures of modern livinn zinski. square foot meeting-banquet During the quarter Miss secretaries. YOU COULD ALSO LOSE: She's no stranger to work. room with stage, kitchen facil- ¦ Prondzinski will have ex- ities, rest rooms, storage areas the habit of complacency about your personal jjo.ils and She has earned her college perience teaching with all • expenses and in a variety nnd entrance. Remodeling in- The traditional Chinese calen- llieir attainment; team situations and all sub- cludes complete renovation of dar assigns an animal to each the doubtful privilege of being a good conformist , and of ways and averaging 20 ject area s accordingly. • hours a week. Last sum- the old meeting room nnd bar, yenr. IO CS is the Year of the Kroup-membcr-follower instead of gaining recognition as Mrs. Schultz ' role as team converting both into a lounge Rooster; 1970, the Year of the an Independent, tough-minded individual mer, she had a full-time aide includes such duties teacher aide post with the with a dancing area. Dog; 1971 the Year of the Pig; • nny reluctance you may have about making decisions , you'd wear as hearing book reports, Gold tweed carpeting, gold 1972 Ihe Yenr of the Rat ; 1073, moving up, taking considered risks nnd facing tbe con- Winon a Public schools out- taping spelling tests, re- draperies , new furnishings and n thc Year of the Ox; 1974 the sequences _^^^^H ___P^^^^fc mmA ^I^I^HHI^HAV ^^K i ptuu'i lllHut'Hliii i i door education program D I at cording and typing. raised seating section feature *% Whitewater State Park . Yenr of the . AND YOU'LL CERTAINLY WANT TO LOSE: CL nv/iwv y^m Where would Miss Prond- >???-_ ???•???????-???•???????•*-???•??????????? ??¦??? Iho prospect of becoming mired in your present income Nothing less than a Rolex would do L ******* 1 Promotions Nil f • zinski like lo be teaching _ bracket for the support crew of the 2-man J-JJ figfllf JJfW a year from how? "In NEW YOltK (AP) Col, , Deepstar . a • the opportunity to slay safe nnd snug in your present research submarine * fW^y-i3kW(\ team teaching situation , al- Robert B. Rlicault , former com- 1 ATTENTION ? job level The-watch they wear is the Rolex mander of the Green Berets in j^mW^^Snm,though there aren 't many \ "ALL HEARING AID USERS" { Our advice, sir? Gel with It . Submariner, a self-winding 26-jewel of those, Vietnam , says he resigned from ^W^mnW ^Hk and In n city, like •i SAVE your Hearing Aid Batteries and cord* ? officially certified chronometer. / ^ |wBK ^ . Austin , or a suburban situ- the Army because his chances 20% on Its classic Oyster case Is carved l | a ) | | n | |k ation, " for promotion "were almost 7 on these dates only. All brands. nonexistent. ^ out of a solid block of hardened M| ii ^^ W ^23 )9j n "Another thing, she noted , " Dale Carnegie Course Swedish stainless steel and Is S\i______l______l_il]___j€l what I do Is my In an interview in Life maga- FREE SERVICE ON ALL BRANDS { responsi- zine Rheault , one of six Green | individually tested and guaranteed Wn ^^ BB^^wM ** bility. There's supervision , feet.* Each Berets accused by the Army ot PLACE: Park Plaza Hotel, Winona, 1o a depth of 660 ^^S^mTmcmWaaW/ of course, that's one of the j J Now Forming is more than a year in murdering an alleged spy but I Wed., Nov. 12, and Wed., Doc. 10 Submariner ^HfcSflLA ^Kf beautiful things about team says life in the + making. not prosecuted , ? the w5tf____fla__K5«f teaching but an intern has Special Forces wns so great 4 or Holiday Inn, La Crosse, Tho men of Project Dcopstar call it " In Winona ^BffimjjML/ definite teaching responsi- that it spoiled mc for any other T Tuei., Nov. 11, and Tuos., Doc, 9 time wcll-spnnt. .e. ^¦ bilities. " ^ wiP ''^^ Army service." HOURS: 10 a.m. - I p.m. MAIL COUPON FOli FIU.I . RHOCIIUHK DKSCRIBINT» Her enthusiasm is mir- J ? •Whrn o.i'.ft , cro™ unci r.ry-.l.il run inlact. VS A 'M'rthtnipn' 1 ? . -•-• TIIK HALF. CAItNF.Cll. COUltSK j liMcolot. wmiiWMkmTW rored by members of the Otometrist Iim llnlcx Gulimnrlnor la $M0 wilh nutchlno HH ^ HNH I ASK FOR: Eu _ ene Reynolds, Hearing Aid or 4 Shaw teaching team. Says ; Mail to -- j Wes'ln.a'iou'.o Eleclric Cotpoiitlon .VndoisQMUWision. i^ymWmAZj With Coll Park Pima 2801 for appointment ? leader Marvin L Makes Eating I Dale Carnegie Course j . Wippich , ^ ? "Thc student intern is f Holiday Inn 704-9500 for appointment. I Box 413 able to work in a closer re- FALSETEETH I Knehoster , Minn.. r».'i!i()l I I I Yon are Invited to come In end bring your hearing aid in*/ 7 Easier and Faster L make er modil for this service. Contacts denned. ? now '; Name ! Cllnlonl te*t» prove you can ? em nnd chew bailor—make ttenlnrt * I TESTED AND ADJUSTED FREE ¦ * mora effect! vo-~lf yoij J UKI itprlnkln i it repairs are necessary, FREE ESTIMATES WILL 8E GIVEN. ? C0NSTIPATEDO a. IIHI B FAHTKKTH on your pinna. ! Ad(lre;,s cnny-to-uriopowder i DUE TO LACK OF FOOD " l*A8TKin*H Hun ? It you c*n I itltnrf, writ* ill ICHlny. *A BULK IN YOUR DIET ¦ thnt holria dentures flrmnr Winner— J Ap maknn thorn f<"<* 1 more comfortunlo. AUDIBEL HEARING AID. CENTERS I ' 'tKour. f i Cily Zip ; (^fso ^m TRY PABTKKTn U not acid—dnoim f 4) So, Sth St., Mlnnaipolli, Minn. 33102 . ' I pwity Unto, Aid for 20 There's nOKummy.Koory, S*ryln| Hearing Ut*n yasrt . . i'iiiitil hy Ci'iily Of^coll K Mfltifitn NornuM Dentures that fn are cnnnntlM lo ^ of Aid ( Ci '-' \ FULL SERVICE JEWELERS SINCE 1862 health, fine vnnr dentist rcKiilarly. Member Mlnn»«ot» Hiring nealer ' i Atsor.lttion slnr r 1041. T Wfl^frALL-BRAir Get I'AHTIiL'l'U at all druf cuunlcra, ^ • ' I V «<*-*.<*? •»-» ? -*--? ??????¦??•?????•* ?•? ••¦?¦4 ¦ ¦ | | I . M 111 i I . I . , . 1. 1 . 1. 1 1...... I .; ' . ' -y: ::y{y:lXr: *Vi t*'¦ main floor. The master bed- ^B^Hr W Am^^ W ^r ^mr' W m M Ax *^mMh i i ra area behind it, are 70 feet Name ...... should be stored at tempera- room has a private bath and 6 Inches by 49 feet 10 inch- .... two closets, tures ranging from 35 to 50 de- one a walk-in. es. ' . grees. ¦m There is a hall bath , two linen Street A.,...:...,...... :...... ,.•¦...... €tJf/f r closets in the Save a few bulbs for mid- bedroom hall and winter beauty. Place about five a closet in each of the other City_...... ;...... State ...... Zip ...... two bedrooms, bulbs, planted shallow, into each of several five or eight- For the expansion area up- stairs inch pots filled with your good , the upper gambrel is garden soil. Set the planted dormered. As planned by the architect, pots in a cool place in the base- there are two bed- HERE'S HOW ment sa- the roots can start rooms, four closets, a full bath- room and growing. Around the first of extra storage under the year, bring them out to sun- ¦:¦ the eaves. But this space ac- tually can light and watch them grow and • Beautiful name-bra nd : ^' . l| j | be utilized as de- into flowers If i^p sired If there is need for extra Windows on the World develop beautiful bedrooms. It might be which will add much to your wall panelmgs at prices J divided enjoyment during the cold win- / into a den and study or any other combination or it. can der months. / lower than many sub-qualify paneliogs. be left unfinished during the November will bring many Give a Lovelier View nice days when being outside original construction and fin- Palawan . . . made by U.S. Plywood. Just Out! . . . from U.S. Plywood. New ished when and if necessary. By VIVIAN BROWN a cold blustery day while neigh- The window, 5 will be a real pleasure. Why feet high by 6 not gather up the bulbs which First-grade. Beautiful satin-glow natur- nationally-advertised specials. Top-o-the AP Ncwsfcatures Writer bors predicted disaster. An ex- feet wide has twelve panes of have not yet been planted, take al finish. line "Craftsman" finish. Windows may be replacing perienced $4.19 4 x 7-ft panel carpenter wouldn't glass, four to a row with 2 by 4s your trowel or favorite bulb ¦ Bourbon„ . Hickory„...... fireplaces as focal points in the hesitate, when the weather is rabbeted , making planter and get out in the yard , $4.79.4 x 8-ft. panel , home. Many people shelves 3% r Mellow color. Rich^ grai,n. Comparable yearn to dry. set them in the ground so they commune with nature , even in . inches deep within the uprights. Weldwood Rancher© value $16.95. Carpenters or can welcome spring with a pat- cold weather , especially if the builders invited It's a great spot for a collec- tern of beauty that will brighten Deep embossed grain . In the rich , bold $11.98 4 x 8-ft. panel view outdoors is n scenic one. to estimate such a job may be tion of small pitchers, paper- pattern of sliced oak. Different! Beauti- ¦ _ your viewpoint as well as your .U8t... ou fromA Gr> eorgia-Pn acific• • rangement , when you plan tho wHraA 1 * ^&«3 %%W l* ' *$"***••;1 ^m^ window . You can 't block en- ** (ranees or passageways. Put the idea on paper before you make a derision. ' ^ Ideally, the window should he ! POLACHEK j nl Ihe rear of the house where ] tl the view may be unencumbered , put, hut you can nn attractive r , r.,...¦,...^-^¦ - .* ^'>»i. ______B___^_____r 'm V'V ' HHHI^^^^^H ELECTRIC window at the coi ner ^0* **y' ' ^v ^H____^HBj|____li_r j ***i \tm\ i'' ^^H flfl ^^^l , . i of Iho ¦ ¦ ! ¦ ' if ___«_ ' ' ' *' X^^^SBBLWamW^Am ^L^t^Mmmm^^^f^^ m 963 West 'fl house or on Ihe \ Fifth St. I; J, : j side of it, if thc WINONA 1 house design permits. If the 1 U L-J / JU 8 • Phono 9275 j pM J : view isn 't too grenl , block it. out ; with plants. , M ' CONCRET E :' Newer bow windows permit MP _ I ventilation , but, in older houses fixed styles , lhat , do nol. open , may look better. Tho double- I "mmvmmm^m^~/^m^mW hung picture window may look ' . and Remodeling nl.lrarl. ive in (ho right, spot, with I ^SH FREE ESTIMATES its large pane of glass in the center and a window on either side , nut you can design your own picture window. The Ium- her yard will build il, and install STANDARD L UMBER Iho panes ( lights) . One do-it- center building yourselfer designed n large win- Your service for Will Polachok ! Our 75th year of dependable service dow , nol. only for Ihe view, but '| mjf Sf MM i1 u f i j Ufcwpnf i »y__ i vumw for ;i collect ion of colored glass, I )r».7(l_____ jlirtt^*^^*^' * Rosidontiol m I' 1' rl ^^B_____- ^r^T* ^^_Pl-MiP^^^^^^ ^^W'-MH3wf^WFP^TT^^^^B • Commercial • Industrial < | It. was Ihe glass lhat precipitat- Phone 3373 350 W. Third St., Winona t- ^n^AAAAAAA^UVVMAAAAAAAAAAAAAMA#UtAAAAAAAi_ni ed tlie idea, ¦ ¦ - """ i Property Transfers Residential : In Winona County NASON ON EDUCATION WARRANTY DEED & Provide Abls Agency, Inc., In Thomas F. Sle- I\/Iiffi06hfh wcrt et ux—N'ly '/a of S'ly 100 ft. of Drop Medicare Lois 1 and 2, Block 117, OP Winona, ex. part . - . Remodeling Herman. August Erdrrijnn et ux to Hints for Adults At Jackson Angus Kerns—S. 40 It. of W. 100 ft. of Oullot 9, Subd. Sec. 7-105-4. Flag Flying"Holidays Elizabeth Banlckl to Dorothy Banlckl County Home et al—Lot 1, Block 4, E. C. Hamilton' s 7 First and Second Adds, to Winona. Permits Taken By VIVIAN BROWN Pearl Harbor Day—Dec. BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. Frank to Wos to Frank P. Wos Jr. Going School AP Newsfeatures Writer Christmas Day—Dec. 25 — Four building permits were Gov't Lot 7, Sec. 16-107-7, ex. 3 parcels. (Special) — Verne Brown, su- Iii a burst of glory, one is likely to see New Year's Day—Jan. 1 George C. K. Klstler et ux tb Martin By LESLIE J. NASON, Ed. D. tain good mental health. But re- Issued last week according to neighbor- Lincoln s Birthday—Feb. 12 Miller—WW of . NW'A, Sec. 24-105-J. perintendent of the Jackson American flags flying again from ' Winon a ; National and Savings Bank, U. of Southern California turning to school after being out applications on file at the city with the exception . Washington's Birthday—Feb. 22 as trustee , * to Lloyd E . Dellke—Lot 3, even a year or two County Home, told the county ing houses. Every month, Lifelong learning is wonderful. is nor always engineers office. of March and October, provides holidays for J-fferson Day—April 13 Block 101, OP Winons. easy, y board last week that plans are 4 Alvin H. Elllnghuysen el ux to fcrmln For one thing, it helps to main- Hiawatha Valley Corporation flying the flag. Law Day U.S.A.—May 1 Prigge et ux—EM of SEW, Sec. W07-8, Reading newspapers for cas- to withdraw from the . Medicare There seemed to be a pause in patriotism Loyalty Day—May 1 ex, part.' ual information , or books for drew a permit for construction Winona Management Co., Inc.. to Wal-: program but to stay with Title while people postponed purchase of a 50-star Armed Forces Day—third Saturday in ter R. Thompson et ux—Lots 17 and 18, pleasure, or entering into con- of a two story house " To Your Good Health and an at- flag, but in areas where a flag appears on a May ¦ - Block 3, Pleasant Valley Terrace Subd. versation with friends, is quite 19 and the Medicaid provisions. tached garage at 1333 Conrad • ' Memorial Day—May 30 No. 3. different from learning He said the high costs of au- national holiday,¦ neighbors are quick to take - Joseph M. Muzlka to Joseph J. Wa- in class. Dr. The . house will cost $25,- up the mast. •; • ' . . Flag Day—June 14 linski et ux-Lot 11, Block 12, Laird's Taking tests is also a major dits and medical reviews t& Independence Day—July 4 Add. to Winona. factor in the success or failure . 000 and be heated by a gas- y IN A PATRIOTIC gesture, several Con- Walford L. Stanton et ux to John W. Sister quired by Medicare program- fired forced air furnace. V-J Day—Aug. 14 Lewis et ux—Part of Blocks 7 .and 16, of returning to school, ming have led to the decision. necticut newspapers recently promoted at cost Village of E-asf Richmond. . , Here is a typical inquiry : OTHER PERMITS: One paper the OUR FLAG has had an interesting history L. J. Casper el ux to Orville G7 Ver- Brown said the home has in- the sale of the American flag. , ding et ux—Lot 16, Pleasant Valley Ter- Took an "Dear Dr. Nason : Please send Duane Peterson, 41g Hiawa- New Haven Register, boasted a sale of more in its evolution to a 50-star model. race Subd. No. 1. $, me any material that you might stalled new laundry equipment than 20,000. Each flag came boxed with staff , Before the , th. British Leslie Hilke ct ux to Clyde L. Kramer tha Blvd., $3,000, construct et ux—Part of Lot 7, Block 2, Hilke' s Overdose have available that I might be and in . four years the savings eagle and instructions on how to fly it. was flown in the Colonies but subse- ¦4th Add. to Altura swimming pool in back yard . THOSTESON, M.D. able to use for adult education. effected will pay for the cost What to do with your old 48-star flag? You quently the field consisted of seven red and . Marvin A. Volkman et ux to Edmund By GEO. C. Most of my J. Kierlin et ux—WVi of Lots 1 and 4, Dear Dr. Thosteson : My sister students have a of the installation. and fence-in back yard, Wino- can save any old flag that you care to save, six white stripe's representing the Colonies, Block 10, Davis Subd. to Goodview. good has been in. a state of depres- vocabulary. However, Plans are to install a new na Construction Co. but if it is old and tattered, it must be de"s- and the canton with the red cross of St. George Earl H. Albert ct ux to Lowell Bark- they have trouble eino ct ux—W Vi of NEW; Sec. 21-106-8. sion over the loss of a child. I in compre- water sprinkling system which troyed in private, never thrown away. and the white cross of St. Andrew. Myles H. Peterson et ux to Armin hension. City of Winona , $2,400, con- don't think she wants to harm What are some good includes drilling . a well rather When displaying a flag on a stre"et, the Many flags took on symbolic designs as U. Deye et ux—W. 112 ft. of S. 50 ft. study techniques? Also how struct shelter at Lake Park , of Lot 7 and W. - .112 fl. of N. 10 -ft. herself actually , but she did take can than to connect to the city wa- Union (stars) should be on the north on an Colonists resented the British ensign. I help students Bruce McNally. of Lot l .oi Block 128, OP and Sanborn' s about 30 grains of phenobarb who know their ter supply at a cost of around east-west street and lo the east on a north- Add. to Winona. subject, but who freeze Leonard A. Slaggie et ux to Robert C. ounces of whisky or go ,000. Kenneth Sheets, 422 W. King south street. ONE FLAG was a coiled rattlesnake on a with about six blank $5 Hanson et ux—Lot 12, Stock 5, Fairfax two weeks ago, which we dis- when writing exams?" Don Berg, Black River Falls, St., $1,500, remodeling, Ed- yellow field. Another was the Bunker Hill flag Add. to Winona. IF ONE displays a flag flat against a Thomas M. DeKeyrel et ux to Duane covered quickly, as I'm sure she WHILE was re-elected to the board of ward Gerke Construction Co. with a pine tree in the canton on a red back- THE technique of wall, the stars should be to the left (top ) with ground. In 1775, from a cruiser in Boston, F. Kerns et ux—Lot 1, Southwihd Add. meant us to do. learning are the same for young trustees of the home. Total valuation for permits to Village, of Dakota . stripes to the* right; When it is used at a George Washington flew a flag with a greeto Mela A. Philips lo Norbert Geier— I tried to stop her husband and old , I have found over the drawn so far this year is $8.- speaker's platform , the flag is displayed above pine tree centered"^ on a white ba ckground Part of Gov't Lot 2, Sec. 26-106-5 . from calling an ambulance. I'm years that adults need to be re- Andrew Lemmer et ux to John: Mona- black cof- y 538,139, compared with $7,206,- and behind the speaker. When displayed with with the words above, "An Appeal to Heaven." han el ux—Part of' -N6V4 of Sec. i- almost positive that minded of some procedures and 107-8. ing her aw a k e 492 for the same period in 1968. another flag or flags against a wall from The flag with its 13 stars and 13 stripe's fee and keep attitudes because of their time Walter Midler «t ux to Russell D. have sufficed. Forty-one p er m it s for new crossed staffs, the! flag of the Plank et ux—Part of Lot 2 of Subd. ol would away from study. Here are some was born on June 14, 1777, with Continental ihe neigh- houses have been drawn this should be at its own right (left as you face Congress passing a' resolution. It consisted of W« of Sec. 19-106-9. Now the fact that suggestions: it) with its staff in front of the other flag. QUIT CLAIM DEEB bors know about this has put her year compared with 30 on this 11 stars in a semicircle and one in each top Brendan Robert ' Lea to LeilanI Ann , , deeper into herself and I think : Read to understand what the same date one year ago: The flag should never be used as a drap- corner of the canton around the numerals 76. Lee—E'ly 30.7 ft. of Lot 3, Block 43, author says—not to argue. You ¦ ery, suspended from cars, boats or worn in OP Winona . she should have some kind of The first government representative to salute Bessie G. Dlckerson to Frances Helen don 't even have to believe it. costume. It should not touch ground, floor the flag officially was a Frenchman. . Dlckerson—Cot 12, Lake Boulevard Add. help now. or trail in water. to-Winona;. ' Her. husband is angry with me Recite back to yourself what It should be displayed on days when Betsy Ross is said to have rearranged the John S. Langowskl et ux to James R. for not wanting to get help you have learned at the end of stars in a five-point rather than a six-point Langowskl «f ux—Lot 12, Block 6; Lot each section of the material. Built-in Boasts weather permits and should not be displayed 1, Block 4, Chute' s Add.; part of Lot when she did this. Was 1 wrong? on days when weather is inclement. It should design when Washington asked her to make t, Block 17, Sanborn' s Add. to Winona. What would you advise that we Learning is an active process. a flag. In 1795, the* flag had 15 stripes and 15 Bessie G. Dlckerson to Frances Helen be* lowered at sunset. On Memorial Day the Dlckerson—Lot 13 , Lake Boulevard Add. do now?—M.B: Look ahead in the text. Know flag should be half-staffed until noon. When- stars and flew for 23 years under five presi- lo Winona. Yes, I think you were wrong. what is coming up as a back- dents, but in 1818 Congress decided to limit Joseph I. Merchlewltz et ux to James Furniture look ever the flag is flown at half-staff , it should P. Nagle—Part of N. 15 chains of NWVi It used .to be believed that sui- ground for listening, Learn to If you've been thinking of a first be raised to the tip and then lowered. The stripes to 13 in memory of the Colonists and of SWA and part of S. 27 rods of SWW cidal attempts which could be pronounce new words glibly as increase stars . of NWVi, Sec. 26; port of SE'/4 of NE'A flag is displayed on national and state* holi- lying E'ly ol R.R. In Sec. 27-107-8. readily detected were under- you think of their meaning. This JOB or CONTRACT WORK built-in as utilitarian storage In 1912 when Arizona and New Mexico weVe only, banish the thought. It days and on other days that may be pro- Jule Garlth Whelstone to Doris Ma- taken to gain attention and were will help you follow the instruc- PORTABLE EQUIPMENT . admitted to the Union, the flag was redesigned rie Whetstone—Part of Gov't Lots 2 ahd tor ' discussion. doesn claimed by the President. 3, Sec 25-107-7; Lot 2, Block 155, OP mot serious. s 't have to be a bit bleak, arranged in six rows of . Our Services Also Include: indeed it can have all the grace for the 25th time, Winona. This attitude—on the basis of Think as you listen in class. The 50-star flag was unfurled Henry Schmidt to Harold L. Llca— Sheet and Structural and custom-made elegance of FLAG FLYING holidays Include: eight stars each. a great deal of intensive study- Think about what the teacher is • , Plat* Labor Day—the first Monday in September July 4, 1980, after admission of Alaska and Lot t, Block 2, and N. 30 ff. of vacated Steel Work a really fine piece of furniture. Vine Street, Stone' s Add. to St. Charles. has changed. saying, not what you could con- Thanksgiving Day—the third Thursday in Hawaii. It now has its stars arranged in five PROBATE DEED One book very highly regard- tribute to the discussion — not Boiler Repair Work At the same time, it retains November rows of six stars each and four rows of five Harry N. Koetz, decedent, by repre- • all the built-in advantages: It ; sentative, to Donald J. Echelard tt ux ed by experts is vividly titled what you believe or do not be- Veterans Day—Nov. 11 stars each. —Lot 11, Block 10, Ptrk "A" Add. to "The Cry for Help!" ( edited by lieve, and not your arguments doesn't have to be moved for Winona. WINONA BOILER periodic cleaning; it can't be CONTRACT FOR DEED Norman L. Farberow and Edwin for or against it. toys, swings and anything that Ronald w. Bremseth et ux to Carroll S. Shneidman). That is what a jolted back to scar the wall sur- K|os—SE'/« Sec 'lMOS-l, ex. parcel. 1 CO. collects rust y.:' that it original- suicide attempt usually is — a REVIEW the course about STEEL face behind ; and there's no Agnes C. Wilson to Ernest A; Ander- once a week from its beginning. PHONE S965 problem about leveling it at ly was used to remove rust from son—Part of Gov 't Lot 2, Sec. 25-107-7. desperate means of saying, New Products sea-going vessels .. . and that it House Plants Frieda Cordes to Ronald W. Bremseth 't somebody help me in my Work rapidly and keep a gener- l«rl«7 West Front Stre«t the edge of a rug or carpeting. it a I—SEVi Sec. 1W05-8. "Won al idea in mind of what has been It can be tailored to store more is odorless and nonflammable. Arthur H. Neitzke et ux to Donald A. misery?" Wall Jr.—Part of Lot 16, Subd. Sec. suicide isn't covered. things more efficiently and to 35-107-7. The potential fit any space available. The Product: A bench grinder Elsie Brommerich to Duant Huwald likely to know just what kind Enter examinations with a On Markct that can be moved from a bench Need Special et ux—Lot 3 and EMi of Lot 4, Block of help he (or she) needs. Other- clear plan of procedure. With a By ANDY LANG to a new location by flipping a 17,. E. C. Hamilton's Add. to Winona A BUILT-IN is especially use- No. 7. wise he would go get it. He good plan and proper prepara- 1 / DIAL ful in a dining room, where a AP Newsfeatures release lever. Phillip V. Hicks to Norman J. Toulou knows only that life is flat and tion, you will be able to recall What's new on the market? et ux—E'ly 53 ft. of Lot 2 and E'ly hostess needs so many different The Manufacturer 's Claim: 53 ft. of N'ly 10 fl. of Lot 3, Bloc k 9, hopeless to him. information and think clearly. The Product: A liner for paint Indoor Care Sanborn types of things readily at hand : That the grinder is rugged, yet ' s Add. to Winona. It is true that many . suicidal Plan to answer "true-false" Table linens, china crystal, trays that can be : thrown away y At this time of year, house DECREE OF DESCENT questions one ww attempts are contrived to make at a time, giving m has a lightweight acryl-o-nitrile > after being used. BUrt B . Welch, decedent, to Rosa silverware and all the extras.. housing which insulates against plants, in from the garden or Welch—Part of WW of El _ of NWVi of it probable that they will be each your full attention in turn. FOR The Manufacturer SE'A-of SE'A, Sec. 21-107-7.' Shallow drawers lined with 's Claim: noise ... that a one-piece, shat- recently purchased from your quickly discovered. Why not? Plan to read "multiple-choice" ^OA A Pacific bright That this liner is made of high- FINAL DECREE questions thoroughl cloth keep silver terproof eye shield land all-met- local florist or garden center, Carl Gottfried Breitlow, deceased, to Why cry for help unless you y before at- and gleaming. Pull-out shelving impact polystyrene which is im- Lillian Breitlow—Lot 3, Block 17, Plunv tempting to choose the correct al wheel sideguards provide 'Add. expect the cry to be heard? on adjustable metal standards pervious to all types of paint ... buildt-in safety to protect the op- need a bit of attention to help er ' s ' to Winona. But implicit in these same at- answer. T# QUALITY and brackets holds cloths and that a wide flange around all them get accustomed to their overtone which Have patience. Re-establishing four sides of the liner accommo- erator ... and that the deluxe tempts is an If ELECTRIC At place mats wrinkle-free. Deep* -' model includes a high intensity new environment. Make sure Construction of says, "But if I don't get help, good learning techniques takes er dates various tray sizes .. . that time. Keep a shelves hold table settings, the inside of the liner follows lamp with an adjustable goose- ventilation is adequate. On I'm , willing to take the chance copy of the sug- \J1; REPAIRS service dishes, salts and pep- neck arm which permits sharp warm days, keep windows open NSP Nuclear of dying." gestions listed above, read them the general contours of trays visibility where needed. occasionally MJtf and pers. There can be room for used for roller painting, with Another thing has been learn- and make sure you larger platters, too, and other for several hours daily, taking Plant Behind ed: That a suicide attempt use them. five ridges near the top and a care that there is no strong I V/Vt[ 1NSTAUATIQN hard-to-store pieces. smooth reservoir at the bottom MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Con- which fails, perhaps fails inten- The elegance enters with de- breeze on the plants. Once . the struction of Northern States tionally, does not mean that ... that one liner can be used Lake City Man ¦ H ' ' WORK sign, choice of materials and and another substituted quickly, weather turns cold, ventilate Power Company's Prairie Is- subsequent attempts will not be I 4%L„WB • sTA\ , COMPLETE finishing. A counter top of po- a big advantage -when, for in- Injured on regularly every day, preferably land nuclear power plant has made,, nor that they will no' Bmi_ lished marble is handsome, slipped behind schedule, com- succeed. £?Z«_BHBHHHHB_B stance, the color of the paint is by opening window in an ad- practical for serving, and easy being changed... . that most Snowmobile a pany officials said. If the first "cry for help" to care for. In black or a dark stores will use the liners as joining room, not right near D. F. McElroy, vice president brings no response, the subse- tone, it's a dramatic foil for giveaways for customers and LAKE CITY, Minn . (Special) the plants. for engineering, said engineer- quent "cries" may be repeated , Emery Burfeind , 29 is listed ing problems set construction silver and fine china. that, even when a charge is — , Set the plants on pebble-fill- but more loudly—that is, more We specialize In all types: made, it will be small enough to in satisfactory condition at St. ed trays or pans of water so back , but added the company dangerously. And then—death . AS FOR the cabinets them- • RESIDENTIAL make it practical to purchase a Marys Hospital, Rochester, with that the bases of their clay has confidence the plant will Your sister's cry for help has COMMERCIAL selves, there's no better choice meet its May 1972 startup • dozen or more of them at one a facial cut from ear to ear pots stand on the pebbles but been heard, but there has been • BONDED BAUER than Douglas fir or western time. received Thursday at 9 p.m. not in the water. Additional schedule. no response. She needs prompt ELECTRIC, IM C. pine. Either will have a special The iant located on the Mis- QUALITY SHEET when he ran into a five strand water should be added as the p psychiatric care. See that she 22S East Third St. splendor if they're gold-stained sissippi River just upstream . . i The Product: An aluminum barbwire fence on the Mrs. water in the tray evaporates . gets it. METAL WORKS, Inc. . but may be stained or painted double-hung window from Red Wing has become 1151 8. .Broadway— Phono 1-4*14 that can be Isadore Hoeft farm with his increases the moisture in As to calling the ambulance, . . i any shade picked up from wall- This a center of controversy between installed by the home owner snowmobile. the atmosphere, maintaining an that is what I would have paper or upholstery. with a hammer, screwdriver, Randy Klenke, 17, Lake City, NSP officials, the Minnesota done. You may feel "almost The design of the cabinet drill and chisel. even flow of humidity around Pollution Control Agency and his passenger, was treated and Clay-potted plants positive" that black coffee and doors will do most to set the The Manufacture r s Ciaim: the plants. the Atomic Energy Commission. ' released from Lake City Muni- help add humidity to the air, wakefulness would have brought tone. What's needed is a decora- That the installation of the win- cipal Hospital Friday morning. NSP and AEC officials say the her around. Perhaps so. tive piece, yet one with clean dow can be accomplished within too , for there is continuous plant should be operated under L 0k 3t He received cuts and abrasions. evaporation of water through But can you ever be "almost " and simple lines that won't dis- the house, eliminating any lad- AEC regulations, while the 1 f/f^^ Burfeind's cut was at about the porous pot walls providing MPCA says it should be able positive' that a person hasn 't ° tract from furnishings or con- der work at the second entry mouth level. taken more than you thought? flict with other patterns in the .. . that after installation , both health-giving moisture to the to establish state regulations for Your Steps .. area around the plants. the safe operation of the plant. Or be unusually sensitive to it? l^^^^y room. Raised panel doors , for sashes can be easily moved Or have taken something else instance, are timeless and have for cleaning on both sides, re- CHECK EVERY day to see besides? gardless of whether there is a State Loses on TIME FOR AMARYLLIS Everyone a custom look. whether plants need water . Don't let this month go by Dear Dr. Thosteson: 1 drink t ^ Like all good fittings , a hand- storm window or screen on the ST^jJ ^H^^r outside Retirement Issue Touch the top of the soil with without buying a big amaryllls bottled water because I like it , some built-in won't be cheap, ... that the windows your fingertip; it it feels as are available in mill finish, an- bulb with the bud already vis- not under any doctor's orders. But you 'll derive lasting enjoy- though it is beginning to dry, ible at the neck. It will give you Many people tell mc to drink //^Hl^r^^ Else Does!" ment and convenience , and at odized finish or electrocoted At Moorhea d white ... that the finishes won't water thoroughly so that some a spectacular show in a few spring water instead because it the same time add to the value MOORHEAD , Minn. (AP) - water runs out of the drainage weeks if you pot it up now in has minerals in it and thc dis- of your home, chip, crack , peel or blister . .. and that the replacement win- The State of Minnesota has lost hole. Then do not water again a clay pot an inch or two wid- tilled water docs not. Would you dows are custom-made to fit a battle with some 80 students until the soil feels a little dry er than the diameter of the explain the difference?—Mrs. HOM EWARD any size openings. at Moorhead State College's to your touch. Excess water in bulb. Use a porous soil mixture H.B. ^l yMi iJ' STEP COMPANY campus high school. saucers should be spilled out afc- and plant the bulb with the top Minerals in water usuall y are /^X *J~~*' The Product: A rust-dissolv- The "students protested a state er half an hour if the plant has third above soil level . Place not thc kind that can he nl>- < Phono 8-1533 for Free Estimates FOR ___f^t ing jelly previously limited to law wliich made it mandatory not absorbed it. the clay pot in a saucer and sorbed readily hy the body, so 1 for school janitor Nels Stallbcrg ¦ mail order sales and now avai - Place plants in the window keep the soil slightly moist by for tho average healthy person i ——————— FLEX O-GLASS nblc in stores throughout ' the to retire on his 70th birthday- so the lower ones are nearest filling the saucer with luke- it doesn 't make nny difference country. just 30 days before he would be to the source of light. Keep warm water . Keep the plant in which you drink ,? Use which- And All eligible for a pension. Thc Manufacturer 's Claim: taller plants nt the sides of Ihe a warm place. ever you prefer. Weatlierstri ing Afjjer state government lend- pp That the gel in applied with a window, or townrd the room , so Needs . . . brush and goes to work in a ers were contacted and a public demonstration was held, Stall- they will not shade each other. matter of minutes or hours, de- To keep plants more shapely, pending on the depth of the rust bcrg was assured he would be able to complete the 10 years turn each pot a quarter way . .. that tho product has been around every few days. If you proved to remove 47 times its service necessary to qualify for own weight in rust ... that the a pension. do not do this thc plants will gel Is easily removed with wa- State Rep. Douglas Sillers of lean toward the source of li/'ht , ¦ ¦? Moorhead told students the state becoming completely one-sided I F ter after its action is completed HARDWARE .. . lhat it can be used on iron had decided to give Stallbcrg a within n few weeks. ^W ACE railings, pipes, tools, gutters, different type of job so he could Feed plants with a soluble A NEW KITCHEN IS EASIER finish his last month of work plant food once every month 11 BLOCKS and get a pension. they nre growing in strong light THAN YOU THINK , ,- is of tlio are EC0H 0MICAL Now the time —loss ff in n dim part —**"*** ^*y -^ to ronm. Give plants inside thr 3^Pf ^^B\ Stt-couor Windows^ DoorsrPorches & Broezoways room n boost hv movin f* , ' them to a good lifiht window Qf=FOR WIWTER -LO Nt PROTECTION for a few hours once n week, minimum GET jfAT "~/' Y/WbL^&fc^^iSzS^ of ninin- 7/LiA mvW ^^m. mt ^^^ KKKK ClAY \ • Bruce 0;|ffiM§? w.rp Dro.. ciiic»oo coesi pl.- 'ii ' tops wIMi He •vi water fn CONCRETE 2 FULL YEARS \#Wr l'l°n<..r. In l>|»tlc. Sine. 192W • Easy Parking remove ;mv flu-it. Keen plants CONCRETE BLOCK CO BUILDING CONTRACTOR mf PRODUCTS FROM 5569 W ast 6lh St. Phone 9207 At llardwahr^ Lumber Daalart Evorywhora / • Quick Servlc* out of sun until wet foliw. e 1ms Phono 8-1059 V ^ ' Froe Estimates had n chance to dry off . - * time had the only well-estab- became a Navy aviator, . ':' ¦ berships will be on sale the night of the dinner. FLYER AT 14 lished aeronautical engineering In 1958, he was accepted at Legion at Blair 1) To be honored a t the program (Continued From Page course in the East. Conrad en- the Navy Test Pilot School at Patuxent River, Md. Plans Program, are: Feel Circuit Riders after him. My father won out, rolled there, but he was to tell Another hot Navy pilot there Ed Lokkcn and Oswald Slctte, Jo-yoar but my mother didn't want me newsmen later, "Don't call me was Richard F. Gordon Jr. The Dinner Tuesday members ; . Ernie Halverson, Emery to be called Junior, Johnson and Victor Thompson, 45- so I ended an Ivy Leaguer." two became close friends and year; Iver O, Berg, Leland Chenewefh, up Pete as a compromise." Along with 3,000 other Penn- later served togeth er at the Mir- BLAIR , Wis. (Special) - The Spencer Dahl, William Duffleld, Art . Conrad's parents are divorced annual Veterans Day progra m Galslad and George Knuhon Jr., 25- Perform Needed Service sylvanians, Conrad took a pre- amar (Calif.) Naval Air Station year; Everett W . Berg, 20-year member; and his mother has remarried. sponsored by the Knudtson-Mat- Frcderlxon , 15-year; Odell Navy examination. He finished near San Diego. James Flaa- Bv GERRY NELSON liott. Each spends five days a mean iii his circumstances. His father is retired and lives in The astronaut program was tison American Legion Post 231 tcn annd Ernest 5. Johnson, 10-year. Sarasota Fla. 87th and won a Navy ROTC will be held in the high school and Douglas Brown, Donald Erickson, ST. PAUL (AP ) -_ After 20 month in the field. "Little human interest inci- , scholarship. just starting up and both Conrad Honsel Johnson , Robert Graves, Leo gymasium TueSHay at 10:30 Landstclner, Joe Melby, Richard Nyen months of operation , Minnesota dents ; of this nature more than Conrad attended exclusive and Gordon applied. Commissioner Thom- People with insurance prob- Haverford School until his While at Princeton , he attend- Conrad was selected with the a.m. The public is invited. and Robert Pace, S-year memberi. Insurance high ¦ ¦ ¦¦ compensate for the occasional ¦ ¦ ¦ • lems also can write the St. Paul ed a debutante dance and was a smor- . as C. Hunt is convinced his "cir- guff one takes in stride as part school days, when his grades second astronaut group in Sep- Post 231 will sponsor office of the . State Insurance De- introduced to Jane DeBose, a Gordon was chosen gasbord at the Green Meadow cuit riders" are performing a of a day's work," Isberner said. slipped. The headmaster sug- Bryn Mawr student and the tember 1962. Brain in Neutral? needed service for the insur- partment , but many apparently gested to his parents that Con- a year later. Supper Club Tuesday night with prefer the personal contact The circuit-riding investiga- rad should specialize in pretty brunette daughter of a a social hour from 7 to 7:30 (AP) ance-buying public. aviation Uvald, Tex., rancher. . ALTADENA, Calif. - At least one other state — nearer home. tors make monthly stops in rather than go to college. SPACE STATION when dinner will be served. Police gingerly investigated the Pennsylvania — has copied the Auto insurance and accident Rochester , Mankato, Marshall , But Conrad was transferred to They began to date. CANBERRA, Australia (AP) Speaker at the dinner will be car parked with two wheels system, Hunt said in an inter- and health policies have gener- Albert Lea , Austin , Duluth , Darrow School in New Lebanon, Graduation week at Princeton —Agreement for a joint defense William Emanuel, former state hanging over a 100-foot high ated the largest number of com- Grand Rapids, Virginia Will- view.; . ¦'.' ' ' . '" ' , N.Y . in 1948 and his marks was a memorable one for Con- space communications station commander and presently su- cliff , its gearshift in neutral. plaints. mar, Fergus Falls, Moorhead , showed sudden improvement. rad. He got his degree one day, at Woomera was signed today perintendent of schools at Cam- Then they awoke the peaceful- The system Involves the use In almost three-fourths of the St. Cloud, Brainerd , Bemidji He graduated from there with married Jane the next and was by U.S. Ambassador . Walter bria , msj. If 1970 dues are paid ly sleeping occupant,._ James of two Insurance Department in- cases, the field investigators and Thief River Falls, , a.final grade of 97 in mathemat- inducted into the Navy a few Rice and Australian Foreign the dinner will be free. Advance Loran, 26, and booked him Sun- vestigators who spend five days find enough merit in the com- Interviews are held in the ics and a class rating of ninth days later. They now have four Minister Gordon Freeth. tickets may be purchased at day for investigation of drunken a month in the field , setting up plaints to Warrant additional State Employment Security of- out of ,31. sons. The station is scheduled to be Stumpf's Store or from Ralph driving. A tow truck pulled the shop in various communities to correspondence. fices in each community. Princeton University at that Conrad earned his wings and ready to operate by late 1970. Utne. Tickets and Legion menv- car to safety; , listen to insurance complaints. "The program is certainly Probably the most dramatic justified because people are us- case occurred in Brainerd, ¦ ' '¦ -¦¦¦ ¦ ing it," Hunt said. where an elderly man dimly re- ¦ - , : oi li Investigators have conducted called having bought an insur- ¦ ¦' ¦ ¦'/' ¦ as many as 29 personal inter- ance policy in 1916 and had paid fill H ill views in their half-day sessions. it up, only to have the. company ¦ go broke, ; nil li The two ^atrcnit-nding investi- . gators have a set schedule of Isberner was able to trace the I l III I office hours. One, for example, company through various stages ¦ ll ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ goes to Rochester and ' Mankato of insolvency, but found that the had an equity ¦ : ¦ ¦ on the second Wednesday of ev- elderly man still x - yx - - Ax ., . :/: tM y f V ery month. Another goes to St. of $316. Cloud and Brainerd on the third In a recent report to Hunt, Wednesday. , Isberner told of the man return- The appearances are adver- ing to display his appreciation tised through local news releas- on the next trip to Brainerd. ' " ' es, alerting local citizens to the With trembling hands and. moist :» date and office hours. eyes, the old man said his help- RCA proudly presents " A, er might never know what the ,> The two circuit riders are E. Isberner and William J. El- small amount of money would Anti-Moratorium (Continued From Page One) Department to present petitions '.'light the light for , America dur- of Nov. 10-17" by C Chica- ing the week CP demanding an end to the CSocnputep drafted G I go trial of seven persons on con- keeping porch lights on 24 hours spiracy charges in connection a day, by driving with head- ¦with disorders at the time of the: lights on and by wearing-a sign RCA brang 1968 Democratic National Con- reading "I Love America." harnesses the speed and accuracy of the computer to vention. The Committee for a Week of The "March Against Death" National Unity, based in Wash- y will conclude at 10 a.m. Satur- ington, claims comedian Bob day, arid a memorial service Hope as its chairman. Sunday it will mark a transition to the issued a statement over Hope's mass march. name inviting Congress mem- , bers, governors and more than The route of that march has 500 mayors to join as co-chair- of dispute with been a matter men in observances this week. the organizers seeking a permit { ^~~ ' The committee said thousands 0,or- ;idd,e'fre• 0 ^",,**N«s ^\w Color TV Color. Fiddle-free to go down Pennsylvania Ave- of events are planned for the il Color TV iljy ll 9 y^] * **' Ns ! . j&jflP nue past the White House. The * ¦¦¦• week with activities beginning Justice Department -turned today In Charleston, W.Va., down the request. Redlands, Calif., and Miami The protesters have agreed to Beach, Fla. settle for a rpute down Constitu- tion Avenue but government of- ficials say they can 't , come any closer to the White House than a Rockefeller distant view from . the south Color TV M' 11^ 1 1 ; RCA's advanced \\ side. // I I ' ¦ I I / t 11 • 8 fllMSf ! Automatic Tocked-w* \\ After the parade, a last major : ' rally will be held on the Wash- To Report II it- I I'I pinpoints the correct \ 1 ington Monument grounds in i |"W23 Ei____ _, 2___ III ! Tilt-out control panel I ______. ¦ ¦ sight of the White House. It will A rFlirnitllffurimure k oiyteQtvlo ll {i_i___ .^m&s§i^*~-™ i 3S^;<^mw iM for e3SY :access. c xvg I « n . _ . feature speeches by Mrs. Mar- \\ -¦-^n,n,ira^m,nr..HW_^,p«a j < !_>/*A Eli*7 ? MA _> tin Luther King Jr. and Dr. . . . . \l ^ ^ n and see it. I l l^ H I t I 3 UBf? On Proposals TH . PORTI.ANO I toIV matiiicitbiich CIIITanv uvwirippm* \\ii m \1 GM SS . 1 _ ««¦ George Wald, Nobel Prize win- WASHINGTON (AP) - Gov . lia \fr Model - ^ m - _• ning Harvard biologist. Nelson A. Rockefeller was : Entertainment will include called to the White House today I l: """"- // Color You Want! performances by cast members to make public his Latin Ameri- in your home! of the musical "Hair" drawn ca policy proposals which re- 00,0, \\ from three national companies, portedly include more military 0.,,,,, comedian Dick Gregory and aid to fight communist subver- RCA COLOR TV ¦ ¦ folk singers Arlo Guthrie, Pete sion. .^^ a ™^ with fiddle-free \ Jj .._._ . • . ¦ " • ' .¦ • • . " . ' ¦ Seeger, and Peter, Paul and The New York governor re- t^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ \V It M #%_#%OC f I Mary. portedly urges the President to set up a "Western Hemisphere Pro - administration activities Security Council" which would that will take place through the be headquartered outside the week include "Operation Speak- United States. It would coordi- out," sponsored by the Veterans nate efforts to cope with threats of Foreign Wars. It calls on all of subversion. citizens to join "in a civic or pa- triotic program in their commu- The Miami Herald, reporting Tht ?l* din.,JS5 In. pktuia ^^***, l- ll'' ^ SCAnaOROUGH din., nities. these key recommendations in ?¥§ll l . , *'lfiiS SgjJ^^ , Model HM807 , 11' 295 iq. In. *"" The National Committee for its Sunday editions, said the I Color TV and Color with A.F.T., 6-speaker 137-page report is in line Slereo/Radio Responsible . Patriotism , based with stereo, Computer Crafted (TQCft in New York, has distributed la- President Nixon's Oct. 31 Latin combination radio tuner. 4>%73U pel buttons and bumper stickers American policy speech. reading "Honor America " for Nixon scheduled a meeting its "Honor America Week. " It with Rockefeller this morning; also urges burning car head- then the governor was to brief newsmen on the report. lights. g 1 vr ??M ¦ With Advanced j^p ^ ' ^ "i;si |l |H mtmim^MumMuiJi^Min^ Personal-size One of the first pro—U.S. poli- In addition to creation of thf> .¦ ^- ^ cy demonstrations to he organ- new security council , the Herald _,ck.d-in»A.F.T. ized was "National Confidence said , other recommendations IX^uQ | . | j FREE COLO TV tSSmf - :- in- Co,or TV R . ^^Hj fi Lots Week ,'' conceived by Mrs, Bar- cluded : SZKdA°FT. I f'S ^ j WM\ p r,sonal. bara Crane, a 4« M ¦ ¦ rn _ ¦_ M l— * ^—^^rP.- ^ ^lliBIIW^^ W Powerful Displeased at last mouth' s on a dollar figure Moratorium Day antiwar dem- . Such grants ' Ca" BC AlTanSed Y0Ur HOIIie have been trimmed from $111 iSSs HIoht ^ 1 f i ll S-ncT onstrations , she and her hus- million in lillifi to $21 million this I ^^^^^^ S band and their lR-year-old year . daughter sent letters across • Supplying local police nnd 0 tlie country urging people to MI' »M____M__rt_B___>llKB>MU ^K^JWB *^^ ^pB* BHBl ^iBBBlBMi0 ^pHll security forces with small arms, 2a' iu«R., 7Z7 . ln. t*Hur» CQQ QC IA. Winona Daily News communications equi p ment , lUd Winona, Minnesota jeeps , trucks nnd helicopters . Reduction $449.95 # MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1969 • of large U. S. Stand ^ military missions which are fre- Extra quent targets of protests in Lat- in America . • Sale of aircraft , ships and other weapons to the more de- RCA...Breathtaking stereo sound! 1 T^W^ veloped countries without aid I cut penalties now required hy law. ^^ Rockefeller 's recommenda- tions grew out of four fact-find- STRAIGHT FROM SANTA'S PACK ing trips to 20 Latin American DHDD BROTHERS countries and conferences with IlUDD STORE, Inc. a 2'1-mcmber advisory group. V & S HARDWARE The oldest tennis court in the 576 E. 4th St. Phon« 4O07 p. . .. "" *»*« «>lD(N C.AUMoil«IYM!'«« TM SMI IIAiltW I*XWV1T* world is in Paris , France, and y 75-watt peflk ¦ ¦BBM rn ^ a ^HM Now RCA Solid Rich cabinetry. 75-WDtt peak power was built In 140(1. A„ '"„ Two 8' ovnl speakers ^ ^ «- Advflrlhemmil SSKSU- STi-SK. 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  • ftnrs ""othos in-haled U.IMICS nnd j Fourth and Main "We Service Everything Wc Sell" Phone 8-5181 proved , while i:<-nlly rWiVi'iii f. i helps preven t, f urther infection I piiin. iictiml reduction . .shrink- | l>iiiiiitmi '-il. <>i - .Mi]>-iu- itory f,iini REJ ECTS BISHOP'S LETTER Ask $27,995 Father Groppi Criticizes Higher Levy ^ Church on Poverty Stand Iff Pepin Co. DURAND, Wis. (Special) _ 450 Visit Cochrane Bank MILWAUKEE Wl - A strong- a request that priests read il erable damage to carpets and The Pepin County Board of Sup- er protest by the church against Sunday at masses "without ed- furniture, cited Groppi for coa- poverty might have canceled itorial comment and no attempt tempt. ervisors will have its annual welfare demonstrations at the al further interpretation." The "men in the Assembly, meeting Wednesday and Friday, state Capitol last month, the "I refuse to obey that order," who voted themselves higher recessing Thursday, according Rev. James E. Groppi said Groppi said salaries, use the welfare moth- to present plans, says Martin Sunday. The letter expressed concern ers as scapegoats," Groppi H. Pittman, county clerk. Groppi told parishioners dur- said. over "a breakdown in authori- The budget ing services at his St. Boniface ty " hearing will be Roman Catholic Church that Wednesday at 11 a.m. he : was disappointed by "BUT THIS breakdown ," a let- Nelson Relieved ESTIMATED expenditures ter from Archbishop William E. Groppi said, "is always caused for Cousins, in which the archbish- by those in authority. Violation As Head of 1970 total $774,260 — $495,100 for op said "the church condemns of the authority of God is what general county and $279,160 for as contrary to the law of God causes people to rebel against Railroad Bureau highways. methods of violence which are the authority of man." _ Anticipated revenues total threats to life, property and "The problem is, the church WASHINGTON (AP) Rob- ' ' ¦ ' $205,039, general county, and . - f *- ¦ ' . ¦¦ . basic liberties." i has been relating to problems ert A. Nelson has been relieved X of his job as director of the $101,000¦ in state aids for high- m of society In the wrong way," ways. "THIS AMOUNTS to a 'law Groppi said. "When the church Federal Railroad Administra- . ¦ ¦ • so • ¦ ¦ and order' sermon," Groppi is silent about the caste tion's Office of High Speed The proposed tax levy is $465,- o • sys ' said, "and I wish the archbish- teih ¦:¦ .'. . and when silent about Ground Transportation. 187 — an increase of $27,995 ¦ . ' . . "n op had issued a letter like this social evils, it is moving back- Nelson, who was named Fri- over last year. O concerning the poor before our wards." day as special assistant to the Estimated expenditures for 73 welfare demonstrations." "It is Christian to be involv- undersecretary of Transporta- general county expenses are a The priest led a group of wel- ed," the priest added. tion, said some of the nation's proposed at $38,603 over last ¦ fare recipients on a 90-mile pro- railroads were "unhappy about year and highway expenditures O r test march to Marison in Sep- GROPPI SAID leaders of the some of the views I took . A. but are estimated at a little under r- tember, and led about 2,000 re- 11-hour sit-in at the Capitol in I have . no idea whether this af- $8,000 for next year. ' cipients and demonstrators into September, had taken pains to fected the attitude of anyone in A comparison of the appropri- yy ' .&ly yA the state Assembly chambers avoid violence. ¦ " ' '¦' this Department of Transporta- ations, for this year compared Sept. 29. He was subsequently He said some marchers began tion." . with proposals for this . year is taken into custody on a variety collecting fire extinguishers in He said the railroads were un- as follows: of charges. the Capitol, and that he halted happy with his views on re- 1969 1970 The archbishop's letter said them. search development and his pro- Appropriations Proposed m tbe church recognizes the right He said he also reprimanded posals for more" rapid changes. General of dissent, but that dissenters Named to replace Nelson was government $120,520 $124,500 '¦" ' '1^9:'.. "cannot in "one individual fooling around . justice promote the with books on an assembly- Carl V. Lyon, who had been Protection of ¦ right of some by disregarding man deputy administrator. persons, ' ' ¦ ' the rights of others. 's desk, and stopped the . - . " throwing around of food." property 52,605 52,392 :0 ^k The sport of water skiing was Health, social THE LETTER was sent to Assemblymen, saying the pioneered on Lake Annecy, services, 206,617 246,565 ¦*- ¦¦ ¦ ¦.¦ V V VVA . ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ; ~ -• - . V .-. . -:'^ .' A JM «C»MO»} MBSSS(«; ¦'•¦. -- --¦¦,i, ii am Milwaukee area parishes with demonstrators had done consid- France, in 1920. Education, ^-.--^. „ <,^Mmmmmmttmm^I^mmgmBlgmg i^mg^ recreation 43,868 43,522 > Conservation, LOOKING OVER GUEST BOOK .. . J. Allan ^ development 4,655 6,830 ing, from left, La Verne Rohrer, D0ZEN MASONS FOR SEWING NOVf^^fc Indebtedness 27,990 21,050 Directors of Cochrane (Wis.) State Bank Wiles, Dr. Emmett A. Meili and Howard j^ * Unclassified 240 240 scan the list of 450 who attended open house J. Achenbach. Missing from the picture are ^ Sunday in the new structure. Seated is Ed Elmer Blank and Belmont Schlosstein. (La- w^^ __f ¦¦^^ : ' *or Highways $271,050 $279,160 Miller, vice president and cashier, and stand- Croix Johnson photos) wW^^^^^^M ^^^ \ ^ The largest increase in expen- ditures is expected : for health and social services — $39 948. JEB&/¦»(«o^^;-^ The proposed appropriation^, for the home nursing program is ' mM^t $24,000, up from $8,000 ; $4,750 ^0 ifffPf ^^l and reai for old age assistance to $11,30.0, m rVcr\ ¦¦^H ^H ^^B ^H ^ and from $32,300 for the state medical assistance program for M FASHIONS ! this year to $40,000 for next m ^JllilimHrllU^t ' year. THE PROPOSAL for welfare administration is down $2,000; aid to dependent children re- mains the same at $11,200. Anticipated state aids for the welfare administration are $75,- VI ~ 000 and for the nursing program, FORMAL FABRICS, SPORTSWEAR, DAINTY $24,000. m A *?Al -^m State aid for highways is an- fef% 8JH|f LEISURE-WEARS ON SPECIAL SALE THROUGH ticpated at $101,000, of which w^l^fW_Cf t —^ay,¦ —dy :ay &j —day¦ ¦ ¦onl¦ ¦y ! ¦ ¦ $99,300 is for county trunks and ' - " " -yy x " : - - ¦ the remainder for records and wW*d¥mm i reports. \ iffi^XA 'lM&i Bondail, No-Lining Woven-Patlsrn ¦ ¦ For protection of persons and ' -¦ . ;0 -- -r - ;:: l¥xxM MOSS CREPE BROCADESprice! property, expenditures for the ¦ ' r- . . ' " V X N Blackquality and in superb sol- The elegance offa far sheriff 's department, are up : ¦ ¦ 7i ¦ .Ji? J© ^ 1 «8 iid this fine and for ¦ ¦ ¦ ' * colors costlier acetate b- about 300, to $18,000, ¦ ¦ ¦ .s ¦ ¦ d$W i**&^$Mi&$ - . • . . . o. ' .- . ' traffic officers, up $1,000, to $20,- pasagsima , , , , „ , crepe,, now $1 ries, and now 50* less < j, ; * - ,, ', . " $ Jsle-'ot - &, •»*— .».-, o/„&.vl » 1^ 2» ,^^^S>^^ary- 000. ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ • F' than our reg. low g ¦ ¦ • ¦¦ ® f e^^^r«_^-!^______RvS^|| m *"* 5.9*71 THE LOBBY . . . Tellers wait on cus- Lt)is Fetting and Mrs. Ruth Farner. ¦B_B':'^fr^^ E 188 Reg. L' - 'Jl^ fl7C I fcom ers, from left , Mrs. Lela Johnson, Mrs. ¦ K f «l fgtfl1 I -W c 7/yJ mI Try to ^Hrarft*T ' i \ "i*M II II iii iiiJjstfWJa"*^!' 1 1 1 ni" 1 i Blacks Buy Brewery NOW... In Wisconsin mW^&ZmWml&^& rm* _lfi__I ^ ' CHICAGO (ffl — A Chicago IMPROVE YOUR firm Friday announced plans for marketing a Wisconsin brew- ed beer in that city's Negro VISION mW=H community, while a group of "^ ^feu-rrrfrrff^r^m^r^^^^Bk^ , - WOVEN Milwaukee's Negro businessmen HrllmH 7 ¦ iSfflfil said they will increase their W JKM - 2.PLY PLAIDS H efforts to purchase a brewery. lllf / fabrics in HRJ R^Hlf^^ ^^^JB ^B^^^ Bfashion sportswear J ^ |^^ 8 | Edward McClellan , president easy-care 65% polyester, 35% , Wlj ^^^^^ W ^I^^^^^ H /L^jBfl of Black Pride, Inc., of Chicago cotton blends; a s0 I-_____1 said his firm had contracted BI1 ^^__ ^^^ _ I^^_ ^^ BB ' ^— n 1I_^H West Bend Lithia Co., some all-cottons . . . Q C J^wH ^HH with the ______: / fl______fflHif^^^^^^^^^_K>^___^__l so save ow g West Bend, Wis., for production Q9HBH__BB^^ ' E__H___ BHyii^S_f-_^^^^^PfH re9" y^ - .-a__r>«i£^^ H of 25,000 cases of Black Pride ' ^' " ' * ' beer to be offered for sale this ____Vi« i'/mf^Sk |B"T^SP^^H^^Stiym^iyffl^-^«ffi\<, *«ii 7" Miiiiyn"YVIMf HJ___B______y •& A J *\WU month. ^ McClellan , who said he had TO 1.59! Cr great difficulty in locating a Whichever Cor You W '^l ^o/S*' ¦ ^S£^Sff S %/JNm brewer who would take the or- Prefer . . . Finance It FAU SUITINGS j**i4* ^ 1* * § ^ ^ der , said , "right now, we've got at tho "NEW ^Wl ty l"'6^ OUQ A fine assortment of >/***<. S more orders thnn we can fill. " CAR BANK" . . . : n, ? of Rt> S WII±]$$ Black Pride , Inc., was financ- weaves, patterns and co- 4B? y to *e*e J. ' 9.) Ol WHU M"\ f 9o ed by about 65 Negroes who in- 5* H vested $1,000 each. McClellan - S' called it "n bootstrap effort at. °- black cntreprcmirship, o* HH9H United Black Enterprises of r- Agg^k ______^ yester otton Milwaukee is clo.snly watching a Wmr Pol /C ^^W m*^*^^' / "^¦ff^U lmfe Black Pride 's efforts , a spokes- •< ^^___. POPLIN Pinwole man said. Harold B. Jackson Jr. ^^TTTTr^,^^ snid the group i.s preparing for Easy cares of 65% CORDUROY . HflHI yester 35% cot- Reg. ^TT ^^^J negotiations to purchase n Wis- pol , Casual, cotton Jfi j i TjLm mm consin brewery . 1.59 __ ton in favorite 45'' vetvety. pi|e 77 C Jiff I I Wli *W4' UK DKCMNKI > to identif y tin: poplin weave , lots of QQ • this sea- I I I IK_Zj f U7 / #yd#.///// ffi J brewery, but indicated that pre- zm solid colors and 40' I . , # For Just Pennies a Day son s fash.on ;J f ti W11MT^ liminary discussions had been off! 99« held with a smaller firm — lo- Snnyour CnblnTV Mnnnnrt son tnoro..,mnro ohnnnnlii, nil ¦ colors- ^g. 1 1 jj I im i I My I _ *—ppp»p——. cated outside Milwaukee , nnlvioiYs, nil IniJopontJonto, Educnilonnl TV.woolhor channol*, f fl S Xfm S m. Mlt \K__l nriv/s chnnnnls... nnd you'll sou llinm bnilor loo. tJocimso Polye$t©r/Cotton m Patterns, notions " jt// I The firm was formed in Jul y f# //fll^ l in nn attempt to acquire the B Cnl)loTVbrlnt)oymjthoclrjj !rfjBl TVpioturodv/iilnhle. It'slruly PRINTS I and trims golore, too! 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    ¦•- . . ¦¦ «<¦ umm, Vikings Kapp Gets Last Laugh MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL The most spectacular was, of John, it's easy." er," said Grant. "This club ac- piece with them, offensively and The Vikings play the Packers (AP) — People laugh when Joe all things, a one-yard pass. Washington caught seven cepts challenges well." defensively," Collier said. "He at 1 p.m. next Sunday in Mil- Kapp throws, jump passes in the Minnesota was leading 20-3 passes for 119 yards, including Collier said, "I still have con- has done an excellent job as- waukee. . when the Vikings drove to the sembling this team, gathering the TDs of 1, 10 and 16 yards fidence in our boys, still believe Summary They'll laugh some more when Cleveland one with 16 seconds and a 55-yard bomb which set in them. Professional football is all this talent together." they find out Joe changed a up one of three field goals by a game of snowballs. Once they Grant, after talking to Collier CLEVELAND ..... 0 J • 0—I MINNESOTA 10 17 7 17—51 play against the Cleveland STATISTICS Fred Cox. Beasley caught four get rolling, they don't stop." on the field, said : "There's not Browns Sunday and didn't tell Cleveland Minnesota passes for 57 yards. Grant said Minnesota played much you can say. I told him Winn — Washington .'< !*, pan from his Minnesota Vikings team- First dowm . t 31 Kapp. PAT-Cox (kick). Rushing yardaga ...... 42 181 The Vikings, 7-1, increased its best game since he took over we played everybody we had. Mlnn-^FO: Cox 32. mates. Passing yardagi ...109 iU the Vikings in 1967. Minn — Washington (10, pais Irom Return yardagt » 117 their Central Division lead to "I don't think you ever expect Kapp. PAT-Cox (kick). But Kapp is getting the last Clo—FG: Cockcroft (28). Punts 5-34 1-47 two games over Green Bay and games like this. Next time it laugh in 1969. Ask the Cleveland Passes :...... 27-12-4 13-2M Collier dished oat praise to Minn—FG: Cox 28. Fumbles lost ' . ' 0 » Detroit. The Browns, 5-2-l,vStay- Grant, who played . for the could happen to us. Cleveland Mlup—Washington (1, pass from Kipp). Browns. Yardi penillzed ...... 40 21 ed atop the Century. PAT—Cox (kick). Cleveland coach 25 years ago on went on an emotional binge Minn—Jones (1, run). PAT—Cox (kick). Kapp, showing more than the While the offense was running the Great Lakes Naval Station against Dallas last week. It kind Mlni>T*FG: Cox 32. JOE KAPP Minn — Llndiey (2, run). PAT—Cox GENE WASHINGTON sandlot moves his critics accuse left on the first half clock. The wild, Minnesota's defense chok- service team. of scares us going against (kick). He Threw for three him of , passed for three first Browns threw up an 11-man line ed off the Cleveland offense that "Bud has just done a master- Green Bay next week." A-47.M0. He Caught Three half touchdowns to Gene Wash- but failed to see Washington bn had scored 207 points in seven " ington as the Vikings trampled the flank. games. jSHSSTfc; 3^333 the Century Division leading Kapp called a running play in Bobby Bryant intercepted ' Browns 51-3 for the seventh the huddle. He saw Washington three of Browns quarterback tfM^fi Wgp' VH*i^"1 ?.fEHi "Sgi H83 straight victory. alone and waved to him, then Bill Nelson's passes and the ¦ ' "¦ ^ "Joe Kapp has to be the most wobbled a pass for the touch- front four put on a savage rush First ctory, r Bears Record "•¦ Vi «£ « _ J8& ;&* * V'M_ wl?a_ff}_ underrated quarterback in foot- down—Kapp's 17th of the sea- that saw Cleveland gain only n^* > &™KSS:ball," said Cleveland Coach son. five yards in the first period. ?!--^Jr " * -A "" V-Sti_<__ *_! Blanton Collier. "He's got it all Kapp never changed the play The Browns bad 15i yards for _. & ^ _«&$2$^_a *ti ' *B Sf- —mental and physical tough- at the line, and the rest of the the game. Cowboys Knock Off Saints ness, fine, quick throwing and a Vikings blocked for a run. mother could cover me ' . "My By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS all about these emotional things. knocked off New Orleans 33-17 14-6 and Chicago defeated Pitts- ¦ ¦ ¦ very special kind of leadership." with that big rush of the Vi- - *¦ . .¦•.->. ¦ An emotional binge—helped They enjoyed one of their own to remain comfortably in front burgh 38-7. £¦ " ¦ V-* •"I.iie*"* Kapp, with Washington and "The rush was still on all said Gary Collins, who r y J t- *¦ W>\ , kings," along by Joe Kapp and Gene last Sunday when they ran over of the NFL's Capitol Division . The Packers fell two games ¦ ¦ tight end John Beasley making along," said Washington. "I had two touchdown passes in _ **** i , .- ** '. vi.i*3* J Washington—sent the Minnesota the 42-10. In other NFL games Sunday* off Minnesota's pace when they sensational catches, completed looked up and he threw it." s 42-10.. shellacking of . = - - -^ i* v J .»*t +J Cleveland' Vikings storming to a 51-3 romp Coach Blanton Collier cat St. Louis walloped New York were beaten by undermanned * * his first seven passes and 12 of Minnesota Coach Bud Grant previously unbeaten Dallas last - ¦ over the Cleveland Browns in a only hope that Cleveland 42-17, Philadelphia and Wash- Baltimore. .*. J : • . I\ . » ' *Vt his first 13 as the Vikings storm^ said, "Washington was so sur- week. ' . . ' • . . ¦' -^ ¦ f&fc*i ed to a 27-3 halftime lead . prised he fell down when he match-up of National Football bounces back as well as the ington battled to a 28-28 tie, Los The Colts started without tight -V, .¦ * *¦ ¦» •* - -^v¦ ¦ . i Don Cockcroft kicked a 28- League Century and Central di- Cowboys did. Dallas showed lit- Angeles ripped San Francisco end John Mackey and lost his •; ¦ • » -i It should be noted the first caught it." *OiW '. . * * t ? two touchdowns were on jump Kapp was told of Collier yard for Cleveland's vision leaders Sunday. tle effect Sunday of last week's 41-30, Detroit took Atlanta 27-21, replacement, Tom Mitchell, as 's Baltimore dumped Green Bay well as wide receiver Jimmy iR:>^iu passes. The 6-foot-3, 216-pounder comments and said, "With the second period points. The Browns, of course, know Browns binge. The Cowboys ' J wound up with 223 yards pass- good blocking we got and the "When you play the real good Orr with injuries in the course ing, 204 in the first half. great catches from Gene and the challenge is great- of the game. But quarterback *^:j ^rf| teams, Johnny Unitas resorted to a ball control offense that kept the Pro Grid A Packers at bay. Winona Daily News OL Chicago had to make adjust- Winona, Minnesota *™ Siandings \ ments, too. For the first time all MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1969 season, the Bears won and found themselves for the first NATIONAL LEAGUE time with the pleasant problem . EASTERN CONFERENCE Century Division of giving out game balls. The W. ' L. T.Pet. PT OP Bears decided to award three to Cleveland 5 2 1 .714 110 201 Triple Header ¦ the defensive unit but won't de- St. Louls - :..:.. * * 1 AM IW 2M . New York :.. 3 5 0 .375 2H 111 cide who gets 'em until they Plttibiirsh .... 1 . 7 0 .115 143 221 look at films of their victory Capitol Division W. L. T. Pet. PT OP over Pittsburgh. The defense Opens Season Dallas 7 10 .875 224 IM forced two safeties. Washington ..4 2 2 ,M7 178 171 The 1969-70 basketball sea- Philadelphia ..341 .42? 1«( 233 Gale Sayers scored a pair of New Orleans .. 17 0 .125 15> 221 TDs and carried 28 times for 112 son in the Winona area will WESTERN CONFERENCE swing into action with the Weitern Division yards—his third straight 100- second annual Winona State W. L. T. Pet. PT OP yard game. Rookie quarterback MINNESOTA . 7 1 0 .875 2S8 M College Cagers Club High GREEN BAY . 5 3 0 .625 159 135 Bob Douglass passed for two School Basketball ; Triple Detroit :....;. 5 3 0 .525 1JB 131 scores and completed nine of IB Header on Saturday, Chicago 17 0 .125 107 15i for 123 yards. Nov. Coastal Division 22. ; W. L. T. Pet. PT OP Dallas tagged New Orleans in Los Angeles ... 8 o 0 1.000 229 12» LeRoy J. Stadler, coordi- Baltimore .... 5 3 0 .625 115 170 a game marked by.a couple of nator of the event, an- Atlanta ...... 2 6 0 .250 120 174 squabbles involving Calvin Hill, nounces that three complete San Francisco 15 1 .143 132 191 the Cowboys' SUNDAY'S RESULTS prized rookie run- regulation games are sched- petrotr zy, Aiiania _i. ¦ nig back. uled featuring area - high MINNESOTA 51, Cleveland 3. Hill punched one Saint line- Baltimore 14, GREEN BAY *. school basketball teams, Dallas 33: New Orleans 17. man after being tackled, threw The schedule of games to Philadelphia 28, Washington 21. BARE BEAR . . . Bears' quarterback Bobby Douglas the ball at another and then en- begin at 6 p;m. are: Waba- St. Louis 42, New York 17. Chicago 30, Pittsburgh 7. ankles by Pitts- gaged in a pushing match with sha vs. Peterson; 7:30 — - minus his helmet, is grabbed around the Los Angeles 41, San Francisco 30. s Lee Calland as Marv Woodson "tackles" his helmet linebacker Les Kelley in the manton vs. Cochrane-Foun- SUNDAY'S SCHEDULE burgh' runway leading to the dressing Baltimore at San Francisco. during Sunday's National Football League game in Chicago. tain City * and a 9 p.m. Chicago at Atlanta. . room after the game. game pairing of Rushford Cleveland at Pittsburgh; Chicago won their first game of the year by crushing the vs. Winona Cotter. Dallas at Washington. (AP Photofax) "I got excited and lost my Los Angeles at Philadelphia. Steelers 38-7. The Winona High School MINNESOTA vs. GREEN BAY at poise," said Hill. "I think I was "Missteps," Cotter High Milwaukee. just a little too high for ihe . ' New Orleans at New York. "Rhythm In Blues," Drill St. Louis at Detroit. game." Hill's tackle-shattering Team, and the Winona State runs produced 109 yards in 13 College "Warriorettes" will AMERICAN LEAGUE Chamberlain Vows carries and Craig Morton com- EASTERN DIVISION pleted 13 passes for 292 yards. provide half-time entertain- W. L. T. Pet. PT OP ment for each of the three New York ..... 7 J«0 .778 222 166 Johnny Roland scored three games. Houston .....: 4 4 1 .500 156 174 He Will Return touchdowns and combined with Miami ... 2 5. 1 .250 164 183 Cid Edwards to shred New Tickets went on sale to- Buffal* 2 7 0 .222 140 241 (AP)-The Los tens a knee and helps in jump- day at both Ted Maier drug- Boston 1 8 0 .111 127 203 LOS ANGELES York's running defense and lead WESTERN DIVISION possi- iing. stores Angeles Lakers -face the the Cardinals past the Giants. , Graham & McGuire W. L. T. Pet. PT OP bility of going the rest of this Chamberlain has a cast on Sports Shop, First Nation- Kansas Clly .81 0 .889 242 81. Roland gained 86 yards and Ed- Oakland ...... 7 1 1 .875 255 165 National Basketball Association his right kg from ankle to thigh wards 76 before both left the al Bank, Winona National Cincinnati ... 4 4 1 .500 213 222 and is expected to wear it from ' season without superstar Wilt game with slight injuries in the Bank, Merchants National San Dlcgo 4 5 0 .444 133 190 six to eight weeks while the Bank, Cotter High School, Denver 4 5 0 .444 IBS 205 Chamberlain although he vows third period . Winona High School and also SUNDAY'S RESULTS he'll oe back. knee heals. Miami 17, Boston 16. "As soon as it is removed, Detroit scored 17 points in the at the information desk of New York 11, Buffalo 6. "I am so positive that I'll Winona State College Me- Cincinnati 31, Houston 31 (tie). be back that I promise Laker I'll go to work on getting my second period including one TD Oakland 41, Denver 10. leg and body into top shape," on a 06-yard kickoff return by morial Hall. Kansas City 27, San Diego 3. ' fans and my teammates that I'LL GET OUT . . . Minnesota Vikings' in the Twin Cities. Brown's Erick Barnes SUNDAY'S GAMES in 13 weeks, give or take a ihe said. Expectations are that Bobby Williams to whip Atlanta. Tickets cost $1 and are . Gene Washington (84) grabs first of three arid Walt Summer (29) arrive too late. Min- Boston at Cincinnati. week, I'll be out on the court he will leave Centinela Valley Unbeaten Lbs Angeles stung also available at participat- ' Houston at Denver, Community Hospital in Ingle- San Francisco on a 93-yard ing high schools and at the touchdown passes , from quarterback Joe nesota dumped Cleveland, 51-3. (AP Photofax) Kansas city at New York. again playing and helping the Miami at Buffalo. Lakers win the world champion- wood and return to his home scoring pass from Roman Ga- door the day of the game. Kapp Sunday against the Cleveland Browns San Diego at Oakland. ship," said the 7-foot-l veteran by mid week. briel to Wendell Tucker on the of 11 gruelling pro cage seasons. Dr. Kerlan was asked if Cham- first play from scrimmage then Chamberlain 's view appeared berlain's size would make a dif- held off a furious 49er rally in most, optimistic. On the most ference in his recuperation. the fourth quarter . to gain their pessimistic side lies a slim "Yes,'' he replied , "If -if oc- eighth straight. chance that at 33 his career curred to a jockey, for instance, John Brodie threw a pair of Colt Adjustments Spill Packers could be finished. chances of coming back sooner late TD passes that chopped an BALTIMORE OH - Coach on his offense. He came up had to make a lot of adjust- among three Green Bay to the Colts and two earlier. are better. First, there is the IB-point Ram lead to four at 34- ruptured thc revamped the with victories in both. ments offensively." Packers and running 40 Starr seemed to exhibit a Wilt completely total overall size and secondly 30. But Gabriel , who passed for The Colts almost ran out yards with it for a first Patellar tendon at the base of defense of his Baltimore "We've had a lot of good pique over being pulled after the type of things he does when 319 yards, put another TD on of offensive ends because of period touchdown. the first series without his right knee cap during a he returns. " the board to wrap it up for LA. Colts to shake them up a wins,'' Shula said after the injuries. After struggling to On the ensuing kickoff , throwing a pass against the Friday night game against the week ago and Sunday he 14-6 victory over Green Bay, two touchdowns in the first Mitchell was cut down on Colts. Phoenix Suns. Surgery lasting was forced to perform an "but never any gutsier per- hatf on passes by quarter- "Coach Bengtson wanted an hour and 40 minutes repaired on-the-spot major repair job formance than today. We back John Unitas, the Colts STATISTICS me to start the game and I the damage. went into a ball control Psckcn Colli did ," he said. "Then he At a news conference Sunday game in the second half and First downi li 17 took me out. It was his deci- night , Dr. Robert Kerlan , an a point, Rushing yardage tl 120 neither team scored Passing yardagt ... 205 131 sion ." orthopedic specialist who has "With all the injuries they Return yardage 56 22 Coach Bentgson said that treated scores of injured ath- personnel Passes J8 13-2 JS-1S-J while Starr came in to di- had to first-line , Punts 4-3» 4-51 letes, explained holes were you'd think they'd been in Fumbles lost ,., 0 0 rect the Packers to a vic- drilled in the bone and the Imported trouble, " said Coach Phil Yards penalized ]) 5 tory the week before at tendon pulled up and reattached Bengtson of Green Buy. Pittsburgh , in the prc-game "Getting a firm bond is what "But Unitas controlled Ihe a block and went out with warmup at Baltimore "he we're worried ' about ," the doc- from ball when he had to and torn ligaments in his left still had too much pain in tor said. called a great game. It "was knee which probably ended his arm." Asked if he thought Chamber- a typical Unitas game." his playing for the year. Don Horn did alf the pass- . Canada's ing for Green Bay, complet- lain would be back this season . Unitas exemplified Ihe In the second quarter, ing 13 of at for 205 yards , Dr. Kerlnn answered , "I would praise, not in a scoring play just before Baltimore scor- say it is more possibility than nut in a crucial situation , in ed its second touchdown on but no touchdowns . The six Oldest Green Bay points were scor- probability, " but added (hat the last minutes of tho a 3-yard pass from Unitas Chamberlain 's determination "Daddy, Who do game The Colts were on to Ray Perkins, end Jimmy ed on Mike Mercer 's two Distiller . field goals . and two more could make it more probabil ity their own 24 with a third On* limped to the sidelines thnn possibility . and 10 with a 14-6 lead when with a chronic pulled leg were blocked by the Colts. you love most?" he appeared cornered on a muscle which may deacti- OREEN BAY 4 a * 0— < "Basketball is lough nn thin BALTIMORE 7 7 0 0—14 *'l passing attempt. vate him also for good. GB—FO: Moreer 14. tendon ," the doctor explained . love everybody the same" , . . and not ono The 13-yenr pro veteran replacement (salt-Mitchell (SI, pass Irom Unllas). nl a time , eit her. So why nol protect them As a possible PAT-Mlcha«lls (kick). "There has been some attrition ran to his left , was trapped , for Mitchell and Orr , Simla OB—FO: Mercer 48, (damage) through the years." llie way they live . . . all lofjellier. Ball—PorWns (3, pass from UnlUs). ran to his right and dumped talked of Roland Moss who The Patellar tendon is part Metropolitan Life' s new Anniversary Family a short pass to by the PAT—Mlchaells (kick). was drafted seventh A-«0,3)B. of Ihe mechanism that straigh- Plan offerfi jus! such prelection in one paekawo for a first down . "The last Coll s out of Toledo, A run- time I threw one like that ning back in his collegiate -• of you , your wife and children — even tlioso wa.s last night — playing days , Moss has been on a to come . Let the men listed Ix'low explain basketball with my kids," reserve squad. to you how this low-cost plan can lie worth, Unitas snid. The. game left both Balti- *M (i(lfl payments |t | OBEDIENCfc YOUR FRIENDS^ initially, $. , to your family in total The Colts went on from more and Green Bay with / over '20 years. A 2!> year-old man pays as little there to Uie Packer ,')5 from 5-.*l records in distant second Rich & Rare X as $lti ,lif> it month for this new plan. Call. ono \-5KHBf '^l^ ''v where Lou Michaels' field place positions in their divi- H TRAINING . . . AMAZED AT goal attempt hit tin; cross- sions of the National Foot- Wl n Y0UR WEUL - of us today, VAvL. ^mW *h.-~' \\ MANNERED / (lavo , bar. The important tiling hall League. The Colls trail RA ES 0N Supnib bouquet and r tfftjailb-. 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WWWjWyiiujjK.. ^^X Hy 61 at Homor - Just 1 Mil* I nilNIIII) CANADIAN WHISMr . IWI'ORIID lir ASSOCIATID IMCORHR '. INC. Mitchell started in his place Green Hny >k JI ^ \>lk Metropolitan Life BO1IU0 IM W.UL Ut fcO00t*lll**t1 WOK IS, I'LORIA, HI. [ICtllr I'llOOf and became an instant hero, "We just didn 't play well Sooth of Emil Llor 's Otter Farm | N«* Yaik , N. V. catching a Unitni past enough ." ho snid of the loss ^ ^ # j B' | Pickyour pa ir... \ Pickyour price —i t ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^T^^^i^^^^ 3 \ r ¦ A T T ^L A 1 T T *^B

    REED DOUBLE TEAMED . . . Willis Reed . -of'the New York Knicks is double teamed by the Lakers' Rick Rober- son (left ) ahd but he was able to get a shot away in NBA game last night. Reed's 35 points led New York to a 112-102 victory. (AP. Photofax) Jets Conquer ¦ w fJ^S^ ^^^^^^^^^^* A Buffalo 16-6 mmT *^^^^^^m2mmmmmmL ^^mLwm^^ (RB^ By THE ASSOCIATED PJtESS ed. San Diego, 4-5, from the What's wrong with the New Western Division race. The Chiefs' tight defense, best York Jets ?. : in the . league, meanwhile kept "Not a thing," replied quar- complete check, "We're San Diego in terback . intercepting five Marty Domres' 7-2, aren't we?" passes. San Diego's Dennis Par- True, Sunday's 16-6 conquest tee kicked a 25-yard field goal in L club-record ^ ^B^I__Hf______^&vVT ______E______E '^______^AlMW-__l____fll_ ^__RS^______VUB ' ^r*Vv% bkWVvM^Vj ^^*-^^v#W I JV WS of Buffalo was a the opening period, but the V . ^^^^m ^^ sixth straight triumph for the Chargers got into Kansas City New Yorkers, boosting, them territory only two times after ** ' ¦ ¦ '" ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' '¦ ¦¦ ¦ comfortable 2M_ -game -¦ ¦¦¦¦ ' ¦ • • into a that until the closing seconds. > ,; . V- . . . . .,. . , . . ,.; ;¦. ' .;; . . . : . : ' : ' ,: ,-r j * ¦ , - . . :¦ . - ' ...... ' . . ' ;¦ ¦: ¦ . • :¦ * : . , " ¦ ? lead in the 's five-yard scor- League's Eastern Division. ing run and a pair of field goals But , in five of those victories, by Jan Stenerud, from 30 and 47 the Jets didn't even display a yards, staked the Chiefs to a 13- shadow of last year's explosive 3 lead before McVea went to ability that carried them to the work. .championship. And, Daryle Lamonica and Fred last, four trjujnpjbs the in their , Biletnikoff teamed up for three m m ' ? l ^*^ ^ - ^^. ^^ ^y • . '"" . ______n9^E$S5£_wiE^__[______B V%__ I I _?¦*•' _PL ' v_ ___ ^- Jets really . Weren't' assured of touchdown passes—covering 52, * ' ^^^^^Bp89^^I?^^EC^9^^HI^^^^^^^____ %4£^S^^^cB__t ^ ^if ** *v*i m**. * * ^ victory until the closing min- 28 and 15 yards—as Oakland utes. turned back Denver to raise its Meanwhile, whileto the Jets record to 7-1-1. *^were struggling hand the t gave Lamonica a league- Bills their seventh loss in nine leading 25 touchdown tosses this games, Kansas City maintained season, while Biletnikoff'a

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Dick Gamoke Mobil Barenthin Oil 0 & j Molors nnd Clyde — The Mnnus-Rowland substitute , ti p- Mobsters' ped 538. Se G"s Mob" Frank Adams flumped 220—53(1, Baker-MoOec carved ? 'vlce & Supply Co. TREMPEALEAU Rohrer Chevrolet J Mobster substitute Jud y Fitzger- 762-2, 1 nil. + ald hit 173, and yet another Kings nnd Queens — Evelyn t WHITEHALL Roy's Salvage UT)CA HARMONY Stengard rapped 180 for the Sil- ? ver Taps and Maynard Rustad t Peterson Implement uimnuji mi Harmony Motor Service I > of the RlU's popped H mi™ For Easy Snow 208-535. " ° Kathy Laumb , tho Wild Ones, ««*« «*l - HIWay SkeH, Removal Get Tho B e nX ! . notched 400. The Wild Ones had ?1 ^Irf 'c uDY ELBALa I ARIENS 7611 nnd Ihe Silver Taps marked I . *™ * ? . Speltz Texaco ,. MABEL } 2, 1 (Hi . Sc ym,cek ,m ,emenl PaPau" Ss "*DX ? Juniors _ Tbe Alley Cats ' 5 P Lakeside Gulf Red Wing Bros. Garage SNO-THRO Ham Sikorski tripped 133—221 ? PIGEON FALLS ALTURA ? <1 h.p., 5 h.p. and 7 h.p. for the two-game series. The Orv's Skelly Four Square Co-op Howlers shot 501 models, 20" to 33". and the Alley ? G underson Chevrolet Ne,son GaraSe Cats came up with 1,160. Briesath Shell RIKHFORD ? ROBB High School Hoys _ J),.;,,, 0SSE0 Rov s she SSaTS. Schmidt of lli(. Bnirumdn Hea- i ' " ROLLINGSTONE nJllZ uaragCaw* i V&S HARDWARE vers blasted 201-552 orarsDerg ? 576 E. 4th St. Phone , hut the Marsh Gulf 's Sugar Loaf Shell Rollingstone Co-op 4007 Refries took team honors by I smashing 77l- _t . ua. * ^??????????????????????? ^???? ^?^?^?^^^^^^^ ?^^^ ^^^ ?^ ???^?????* ???????•??????? *?????-?? Second String Quarterback Helps Lead[ BuekeyeAssault By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS won't go to the Rose Bowl. Since Hunt's three field goals. The downed Washington 21-7 and This is the week that was for they're ineligible under league Vols have their biggest hurdle Bob Cutburth fired three touch- Purdue's football team. The rules to return this year, they'd toward a perfect season Satur- down passes to Hermann Eber once - beaten Boilermakers like nothing better than to knock day against Mississippi. as Oklahoma State stunned travel to Columbus, Ohio, en off whoever will make the trip Quarterback Bill Montgomery Kansas State 28-19 and knocked route, they hope, to a New and right how it's Ohio State cranked up Arkansas' sputter- the Wildcats from , a share of Year's Day engagement in the with a 5-0 conference record to ing offense in the second half the Big Eight lead. Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Calif. 4-1 lor Purdue and Michigan. and the f ourth-ravked Bazor- Mississippi, No. 17, took . fc It's the week Purdue has been With ace quarterback Rex backs whipped Rice 30-6. easy on Chattanooga 2l-0; Ernie waiting for since the start of the Kern resting a bruised shoulder, Penn State, No. 5, and UCLA, season—Purdue at Ohio State. second stringer Ron Macie- No. 7, were idle, but sixth- Jennings grabbed five touch- And, .like the old gag headline jowski took over Saturday and ranked Southern California down passes as the Air Force that read, "Stagg Fears Pur- passed for 139 yards and two downed Washington State 28-7 trounced Utah State 38-13 and -A due," you can bet that Woody touchdowns while running for as Clarence "Who's O.J.?" Dav- Nebraska, tied for 20th. with Hayes of top-ranked Ohio State 108. Fullback Jim Otis scored is reeled off 19s yards and Oklahoma, got by Iowa State fears Purdue. He has ordered three , times. passed the 1,000 mark. 17-3 and remained deadlocked closed workoutsi this week for Purdue set a Big "Ten passing with Missouri in the Big Eight. ¦ ¦ ' his Buckeyes. record of 406 yards in trimming Eighth - rated Notre Dame ¦ ¦¦' Both teams warmed up for Michigan State. Mike Phipps, blasted Pitt 49-7 and ninth- the task at hand Saturday. Ohio the Boilermakers' star, account- ranked Missouri rallied from a MINOR OF YEAR State made it 21 consecutive ed for 292 and took over sixth 10-point deficit aiid remained (AP) tied for the Big Eight lead by COLUMBUS, Ohio - victories with a 62-7 mauling of place in NCAA career total of- Outfielder Danny. Walton, a Wisconsin while lOth-ranked fense with 5,470 yards. swamping Oklahoma 44-10. Ter- product of the Houston Astros Purdue breezed past Michigan ry McMillan passed for 317 Mich i g an, ranked 18th farm system and now "with the State 41-13. yards and three scores. Seattle Pilots is the 1969 minor breezed past winless Illinois 57-0 Among the Second Ten, 11th- , Despite their 7-0 record league baseball player of the , the with Billy Taylor scampering ranked Auburn blitzed Missis- year. Buckeyes have some points to for an 84-yard touchdown and 71 sippi State 52-13 and Louisiana prove. One is to answer critics other yards. State, No. 12, held off Alabama who say they haven't beaten Second-ranked Texas over- 20-15. Allen Shorey scored twice anyone of note. Ohio State's came a virus that struck 30 as Alabama suffered a third IRREGULAR? first seven foes have a combined players and manhandled Baylor regular-season setback for the DUE TO LACK OF FOOD) " 1241-1 record while Purdue and 56-14 for a school record 16th first time since 1958. BULK IN YOUR DIET ¦ Michigan, the final opponent, consecutive triumph. Tennes- Florida, No. 13, and Georgia, TRY' ' are 13-3. see, No. 3, defeated South Caro- No. 16, struggled to a 13-13 tie ; Also, the Buckeyes would like lina 29-14 on Bobby Scott's three Jim Plunkett passed for 323 &mm° to think that the Big Ten's best touchdown passes and George yards a's 14th-ranked Stanford itte&yj ' ¦ ¦¦ MAKING THE STOP . . . Toronto goalie Marv Edwards for a shot during Sunday night's game iri Chicago. The • ——— ¦ — " ¦¦ ^ comes out of the nets to make a kicking stop of the puck Black Hawks whipped Toronto 9-0. Chicago is also minus before Black Hawks' Lou Angotti can get bis stick in position Bobby Hull. (AP Photofax) Hull G/ose fo gfee/nenf By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS No, Bobby Hull is not back . scorer^, is in Chicago and report- his second shutout of the season The Chicago Black Hawks Hull, the National Hockey ed ready to end the disagree- as the Hawks won their fourth scored nine goals Sunday night. League's most prolific goal ment with the Black Hawks straight. which has caused hirn to miss 't scored a BIDS Mikita, who hadn WANTED the first 12 games of the NHL season. goal all season until Wednesday, NIC Champ i on ship on Li ne But he still was sitting it out ran his week's bag to five with the hat track, Angotti scored 'a Sunday night the Hawks ¦ when ¦ ' ...... ¦;. ' . /¦ ¦ - second period goal, suffered a ¦For*' . These' . Four Tracts, . ' . of: La. nd punished Toronto 9-0 and When Morris, Tech Clash dropped the Maple Leafs in the cut lip requiring 15 stitches to close and returned to score East Division cellar. ¦ '¦ ¦' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ - ' " ' ' ¦ - ¦ ¦ ' '¦ ¦:¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ again in the third period for the . . . • ' .. • . ' ¦ ¦ A N ' ;.:- ' ¦: - V \ ' ' '\«ii.' ..r» i i»"inin. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Northern Intercollegiate " ' ' : ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ' ¦¦' ' " ¦ • ' In the only other NHL game Hawks. .... i ; ST* ST . . . ' 6 ™ - ' , ¦- , , . St. Olaf convincingly rambled Team NIC Season U * '— V * »»» " » ' *¦¦ —I ni \ \mT f I '¦ | »» I »»'• ~~ 1*T " . \ mn «•« \ '"* I '• 1 ••¦••V'S. ["" " " "' *• to . the Midwest Conference played Sunday, Oakland and Rookie Wayne Muloin's 50-foot ' ¦ " W-L-T W-L-T Philadelphia battled to a 2-2 tie. \ * *•; HAH^S . . .: I BORKOVSK. V < ' ' championship Saturday, leaving goal :gave Oakland, its standoff . \\ ^V \ [ * >H EUI AN Minnesota football teams to de- Morris 3-«0 7-1-0 In Saturday's action, Mont- with Philadelphia—the sixth tie r i ' : ¦¦ U 1 cide only one more race the Mich. Tech 4-1-0 5-4-0 ,^^:S- - .y A 1 . \- ^ , !- — real whipped Toronto 6-3, New in 11 games for fhe Flyers this ;i^ - AA . - ^ :4: ^ D ' ¦ .OUTDOOR ' : \. "\ : ' ¦ ' T^-¦ 5 !* ' ' ¦ ¦ ' Northern Intercollegiate. York took Los Angeles 4-1, De- season. ' "\ " ¦^ik-MJMifcl \j^ ' "* Y t ' Bemidji 2-2-1 4-4-1 ¦ ¦ : ¦ The Oles, behind sophomore troit edged Boston 3-2, Chicago Philadelphia led twice on \ \ 13""'°'' • ' - ' : . '. V \ J^\. I»«' I l____i__a_L__L_d_ Moorhead 3-2-0 3-5-0 _ THEATER \V whiz Ole Gunderson, pulverized downed Pittsburgh 4;1, and goals, by Earl Heiskala and Gar- 1 \t\ \ \ V i X 7™ winless Beloit of Wisconsin 82-7 St. Clond 1-3-1 1-7-1 Minnesota tripped St. Louis 5-2. ry Peters with the Seals coming , ¦ ¦ '' ¦ .. ^4: . and won its sixth Midwest title Winofta 0-4-0 2-7-0 . I ¦ "" ' ¦ . \; ' Z V ¦ ' Stan Mikita scored three goals back twice to tie it on goals by llYHrl lSl " , . ' ' 'A ^J- \V \\ \ ' ri ' \ ' I —third outright — when Mon- j—Southwest and Lou Angotti. two in the Ted Hampson and Muloin. ^ ' mouth of Illinois fell to Coe, Black Hawks' romp over the Ed Van Impe, a Philadelphia y—not eligible for title until ' ¦ Iowa. Maple Leafs. ' . .. . , . . - . .. defenseman was hit in the side 1 1970. . , ll\3.50 Ac. : 877 AC . ^r- ,.„ A~ St. Olaf finished with an 8-1 Goalie Tony Esposito, who of the face by a shot. He lost r ^ ^ ^^ 1 record, Monmouth, at 7-2. Gun- Midwest — St. Olaf 8-1 con- has played in each of the two teeth and took 30 stitches on Jll l ;\«_-_-_M«lllwJw«WMMWMMMMM t- -~Jy______MWB««M«M«M "««"'**t*'^*M1'* » I III' I IW—llu I IB I Hi 1 I .11 I lii I ference champion, Carleton 3-6. ¦ ¦ " t . I . :' ¦ I 2 I » 1 Z I •' ' '£. R. derson also finished a sparkling Hawks' five victories this sea- the tongue, lower lip and upper \l |v \ ¦ ' ' season with 241 yards rushing Independents — Mankato 5-3, son, picked up an assist on a gum before returning to the - ' .' ¦ _l_J-|-J_ _l_l Li_ J_lJ , 12-65)1 \ I -\ . _l^^^_i_ 3: against Beloit and wound up Lea 5-4 Bethel 0-9. second period goal and recorded game in the third period. ' ' • ¦ ¦ ¦ '* '- > * « ¦ BOI LER' with 1,571 yards running for the "ill \ ' ' * . - '• ** ' ^' ^ : ¦ '¦ ¦ ' '' ' T • 7 C ^ year. I' -1 1 ¦ tt ' y ¦ '"¦ ¦} ft ' • ' " ¦ ¦A "' ' ' ¦ 3 * '¦ ' [ -— * -' Gunderson scored on runs of \L»H I ' '¦ • ¦ ' *J\ ' • ' *' - '" * ! "> » '• °X'-X \ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' "' ¦ 3, 25, and 6 yards and combined Crampton Edges M 1 I 6.70AC. ) . _i ;E. - T rRyTr BOLU :RS il n fftfl FI 3_ i? » ; with quarterback Denny Nelson \\ I I \ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ l.'- CTl- i« is - E _J4At 0.'}J - '« >}_ * on a 60-yard scoring pass play. ) l l/ ' ...¦. ' \ -' . ¦ ¦ ¦ ,.¦¦ : :l!(^rl~¥"'l? JXXJ \JQLAIAI1 The Oles piled up 806 yards to- Nickiaus by Four ' ¦"- ^ l' tal offense, 537 on the ground. mk —^rT—~ The NIC race will be decided xy > \ \A , . v., .-• \ii ' ,ga x next Saturday when Morris ^ plays at Moorhead. Morris is 3- In Hawaii Open 0. Michigan Tech has second HONOLULU Wl — It was a nailed down with a 4-1 record long, tough struggle for Bruce ¦ frustra- . |x\ HW L_ > I. M - ¦ ¦1-1 \ A - . - ' ' ' and could win the title if the Crampton, five years of pT I' Cougars falter. tion that came to an end with . EASL id DE '. \ *f X 1 The Cougars won their sev- his victory in the $125,000 Ha- r | 1 NELSON \ 14.23 AC. X enth game in eight outings Sat- waiian Open Golf Tournament. urday, 27-24 over nonconference "It's been a long time since Mankato State when Mike Pe- I'\e been here, in the winner's terson passed to Mike Bah for a circle," the 34-year-old Austra- 49-yard touchdown with 1:17 to lian said after a four-stroke vic- play. tory over Jack Nickiaus f or the In the other games, Hamline top prize Sunday. crunched Bethel 500, Macales- "It's been such a long time. ter trimmed Central Iowa 29-7, I had a good year in 1965, won Luther, Iowa roughed up St. three tournaments. But I have Thomas 63-15, the Quantico, Va., not won since the passing of Marines stopped Gustavus Adol- my father very suddenly, WINONA SAND & GRAVEL CO. phus 21-6, Tech blasted North- , late land, Wis. 34-0, Hillsdale, Mich, that year. creamed Winona 40-0, Chadron , "It's been a long, hard thing Neb. spanked Southwest* 35-0, to do to get things glued back Lakeland, Wis. outscored Lea together." 35-20 and Carleton edged Knox But Crampton , a tour regular of Illinois 21-14. since 1957, had it all glued to- gether Sunday. He had come LAND LIQUIDATION The Standings: from eight strokes off the pace to establish a one-stroke lead Minnesota Intercollegiate FOUR TEAMS COMPETE ... La Team MIAC Season Crosse State Univer- three rounds Saturday. 4 TRACTS (SHOWN ABOVE) TOTALING 33.2 W-L-T W-L-T sity turned in the best performance o£ the day to place Then he birdied his first two i—Concordia 7-0-0 9-0-0 first in a quadrangular Extramural Swim Meet at Winon a and won it going away. It really wasn't close. Bruce had a final ACRES MUST BE SOLD TO COMPLETE LIQUIDATION St. John's 5-1-1 7-1-1 State College Saturday. Above, four girls are caught by the camera just before they hit the water. Below another 67, five under par on the 7,020 Hamline 5-2-0 7-2 0 , group is shown just before the starting gun is sounded." y<*ird, par 72 Waialae Country Gustavus 4-2-1 5-3-1 Club course and finished with Winon a State College, College of St. Teresa and Man- , a 274 total . , Macalester 3-4-0 5-4-0 kato State also competed. These Tracts Located in Center of Fastest Duluth , 2-5-0 4-5-fl St. Thomas 1-fi-O 1-9-0 Augsburg 0-7-0 1-8 0 Growth Area — Near Red Owl Family Center x—Conference ch amnion. Sealed bids on these four tracts must be submitted by 1 :00 Miami Saw Stars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. The Miami Floridians went west—and wound up seeiflg Stars. One of the Stars they saw was Wayne Hifihtowcr and an- other , Bob Warren, Hightower pocketed 2i points and Warren tossed In 18 as the WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12 has Angeles Stars tumbled Mi- ami 126-115 in the American Basketball Association Sunday night. Bids should be submitted on the sepa rate tracts and must be ^ accompanied by a 10% deposit of the bid total. The right is RIDING ^mmM ^, reserved to reject any and all bids. Mail sealed bids to Trust LESSONS JplK Department , Merchants National Bank , Winona, Minn. 55987.

    Tuesday, starting at 6:30 & 7:30 p.m.; Friday, starting at 4:00 A 5:00 p.m. — Contact — S. N. KOHNER , Pres.; C. W. 'TILL" BIESANZ, S«c'y. BIG VALLEY RANCH WINONA SAND & GRAVEL CO. East Burnt Valley Ph: 3857 • Also Western Lessons Offered By Bud Blaka (First Pub. Monday, Nov. 10, 1JM) (First Pub. Monday, Oct. It, Wt) TIGER I State of Minnesota > ss. State of Minnesota ) si. County of Winona ) In Probate Court County of Winona ) In Probate Court No. 14,784 No. 16,«0 Want Ads In Re Estate of in Re Estate of Donald B. Jewell, Decedent. . Mlnnlt Zenln, Decadent. Order for Hearing on Final Account'- Order for Hearing on Final Account . and Petition for Distribution. ami Pellllon for Distribution. Start Here The representative of trie above named The representative of the above named NOTICE Goldsworthy estate having filed her final account and estate having filed hli final account and This newspaper will be responsible petition for settlement and allowance petition for settlement and allowance for only one Incorrect . Insertion ol thereof and for distribution to the per- thereof and for distribution to the per- any classified advertisement publish- sons thereunto entitled; sons thereunto entitled; ed In the Want Ad section. Check Scores First IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing IT IS ORDERED, That tht hearing your ad and call 3321 If a correction thereof be had on December 9, 1969, it thereof be had on November 1», 1969, at must ba made. . 11 o'clock A./A., before this Court In the 10:45 o'clock A.M., before thli COuit 'n FOR- probate court room In the court house In the probate court room In the court house BLIND AOS UNCALLED Hat Trick D—2, 3, 19, 26, 36, 37, 41. Winona, Minnesota, and that notice In Winona, Minnesota, and that notice ¦ ; . i * —.—— ' MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL hereof be given by publication ol this hereof b* given by publication of this ———— order In tlie Winona Daily News and by order In the Winona Dally News and Lost and Found 4 (AP) — The Minnesota North mailed notice as provided by law, by mailed notice as provided by law. Stars remained concerned today Dated November 3, 1969. Dated October 24, 1969. FREE FOUND ADS S. A. SAWYER, . S. A. SAWYER, AS A PUBLIC SERVICE to our raadori, about the playing status of team Probate Judge. Probate Judge. free found ads will be published when (Probale Court Seal) (Probate Court Seal) a person finding an article calls Ihe captain Claude Larose, injured Flynn & Schultz, Flynn & Schullr, Winona Dally & Sunday News Classified Attorneys lor Petllloner, By: Thomas A. Plynn Dept., 3321. An 18-word notice will be in Saturday night's 5-2 National IH E. Cedar Street, Houston, Minn. published free for 2 days In an effort League victory over the Thomas A. Flynn, to bring finder and loser together. Hockey (Pub. Dale Monday,'. . Nov. 10, W») Attorneys for Petitioner, DENNIS THE MENACE 111 East Cedar Street, LOST in Minnesota City area, small St. Louis Blues. City of Winona, Minnesota Houston, Minnesota. black and white Boston Tirrler, an- Larose was injured in the Two U.S. Horses BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS swers to name of Snoopy. Tel. 9561. opening minutes and didn't re- Trading Is Notice of Hearing . (First Pub. Monday. Oct. 27, 1969) PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: STATE OF MNNBSOTA Card of Thanki turn to ice because of a sprain- Rated Favorites been made That an application has COUNTY OF WINONA ed left knee. It was not known (AP) Ha- by Richard Dison to permit erecllon of LAUREL, Md. - in DISTRICT COURT WILKINS - Moderate o ground sign wllhin 4 feef of fhe east whether Larose, who has four waii and Czar Alexander the THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT We wish to extend our heartfelt thanki and north lot lines Instead of the re- and appreciation to all our. relatives goals and six assists, would be two US., representatives, rated quired 18-foot setback at the following 1U MMO N » and friends for all cards, spiritual gifts described property: ¦ ' ' . .- . ready for Wednesday night's asjhe early co-favorites today Advances Lto E. Haiellon, ' •: and food thaf were brought In durlna Southwest corner of the Intersection '. Plaintiff; our sad bereavement, the loss of our home game against the Phila- on the eve of the Washington, NEW YORK (AP) - The of Gilmore Avenue and Clarks lane, -VI. beloved Husband and Father, William , or at UOS Gilmore Avenue. - delphia Flyers. ; D.C, International—an exercise stock market, edged ahead in Dorle R. HeHlton, K. Wilkins. Thanks also to Rev. Luther sent to the applicant and to in futility for most top picks in Notice Is Detendant. Pennington for his prayers; Edward Bob Barlow, a S^year-old moderate , trading this afternoon the owners of property affected by the Evans, organist; Rev. Donald West for ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE rookie, filled in for Larose Sat- the past. as advances continued to widen application. . ' his prayers at the VA Hospital; the urday night and assisted on the Only three favorites liave won their lead over declines. A hearing on this petition will be given ABOVE.NAMED DEFENDANT: pallbearers and fhe American Legion in the previous 17 runnings of In the Court Room of the City Hall, You are hereby summoned and required and Unit Post No. 190, St. Charles and final two goals that wrapped up Eldron Grimm, senior vice Winona, Minnesota, at 7:30 p.m. on No- to answer the complaint of the plaintiff the American Legion Post 179, Plain- this prestigious 1%-mile race vember 20, 194?, at which time, Inter; which Is on file In the office of Ihe view, for all they did for us Minnesota's victory at the Met- president for Walston & Co., ¦ . over the grass at Laurel. They ested persons may appear either Ih clerk of the above-named Court and tp - ¦ • . ¦ Mrs. Rose Wilkin* ropolitan Sports Center. saw the climb due in part to person, In writing, or by agent, or by serve a copy of your answer upon the Louis H. Wilkins But most of the cheers by a were Sir Ivor of Ireland last "idle cash on the sidelines now attorney, and present any reasons which Subscriber at his office In the City of Alice M. Wllklni year ahd U.S. representatives they may have to the granting.or: deny- Winona, Counly of Winona, and the State standing room only crowd of coming into the market from in- ing of this petition. of Minnesota, within thirty (30) dayi Personals 7 14,877 — the fourth sellout in Bald Eagle in 1960 and Kelso in stitutions, funds and other buy- They are requested to prepare their after the service of this Summons upon case, In detail, and present all evi- you, exclusive of the day ef service, and 1964. LIKE A turkey, your pockets become five games and fifth above 14,- ers.*' ' dence relating to this petition al the If you fall to so answer the complaint as stuffed with things you like; Well-worn , Kelso also was a beaten favor- time of Ihe scheduled hearing. herein required, the plaintiff will apply 000 — went to Bill Goldsworthy, pockets can be replaced W. Betsinger. ite as were Damascus and Ro- Meanwhile, Richard Scruggs, Respectfully, to the Court for the relief demanded . who scored his first hat trick as Chairman, therein. man Brother, like K£Lso each a & Co., J. G. Hoeppner, TRADITIONAL VETERANS DAY FREE a North Star. analyst for Goodbody Board of Zoning Appeals Dated at Winona, Minnesota, U.S. Horse of the Year ; Bally- sideways this 22nd day of October, 1969. lunch Tomorrow, Nov. 11th, 11 a.m. to , looks for a trehdless, 1 p.m. Members and families only. Golds-worthy put the North 10, ' IMP) Peterson & Challeen, Ltd. moss of Ireland and Banassa of more in the market in view of (Pub. Date Monday, Nov. . . LEGION CLUB: Stars in front 2-0 in the first pe- France. this week's environment. NOTICE OF INCORPORATION . By: Dennis Challeen riod with two of his three goals. A. THE POPULAR VOTE goes io RUTH'* This year's co-favorites both NOTICE IS HEREBY GjVEN, That Attorney for Plaintiff, RESTAURANT, 126 E. 3rd St.-/: down- The Dow Jones average of 30 ¦ 203 First National Bank Bldg., His third came in the final and are foreign-bred but will repre- James VV. Soderberg, Inc., was Incor- town Winona. The good • food, friendly gave the North Stars a 3-1 lead. industrials flitted to 865.69, up porated under the Minnesota Business Winona, Minnesota 55987 service, budget prices make everybody sent the United States because Corporation Act on October 30, 1969. a winner. Let the whole family cast a 5.21, at noon. (First Pub. Monday, Nov. 3, 1969) . J., P. Parise assisted on all they have been racing in this The Corporation has general business ballot by treating them to dinner at Eleven of the New York Stock purposes. three Goldsworthy goals and country. Hawaii, owned by ¦ STATE OF MINNESOTA Ruth's. Open 24 hours every day ex- exchanges 20-most active issues The registered office of the Corpo- . COUfjTY OF WINONA cept Mon. . Tommy Williams assisted on Charles Engelhard, is from ration is US West Sixth Street, Wino- IN DISTRICT COURT ' ¦ ' advanced in midday trading, ' tWO. : . . " ' . South Africa, and Czar Alexan- na, Minnesota. ' THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT LADIES: If you want to drink that's while 9 declined. fhe names and addresses of the first YOUR business; if you DON'T want to The Worth Stars bombarded der, owned by Gustave Ring, The Associated Press 60-stock Board of Directors are as follows: . • S UM M.O .N $. drink, that's OUR BUSINESS. Contact St. Louis goalie Jacques Plante, was bred in Ireland. average at noon was 299.4, up James W. Soderberg, 265 Wesl Sixth The Merchants National Bank of Wi- Women's AA . for private, confidential who carried a 1.65 goals against Others in the field are Kara- 'WHICH A&m ONBS THAT NEVER Street; Winona, Minnesota 55987; nona, a corporation under the taws of help with your drinking problem. Call .9, with industrials up 1.9, utili- Carol A. Soderberg, 265 West Sixth tht United States of America, . ^4410 evenings 7-1.0. average into the game, with 37 bas of England, Hitchcok of D0 /WTH1N6 RISHX DAD2* Street, Winona, Minnesota 559B7; Plaintiff, ties up .1, and rails ; up: .4. COLLEGE Union Harold J . Soderberg, 845 Northwestern -vs.- THE WINONA STATE shots. Minnesota goalie Cesare Germany, Takeshiba-0 of Ja- Board of Directors will conduct an Benguet topped the Big Bank Building, Minneapolis, Minne- Henry C. Kramer, Ethel Kramer. Maniago kicked but 26 Nov. 13, 1969, of the 28 pan, Sabinus of Brazil and Don sola 55402. Rochester Methodist Hospital/ United open hearing on Thurs., Board's active list at 15%, up the St. Louis attempts. Florestan of Venezuela. The name and address of the Incorpo- Chemical Mfg. Company, State of at> 6:30 p.m. in dining rom E of. on a midday volume of college union for the express purpose %, I P.M. New York rator are as follows : Minnesota, Winona General Hospital of recommending an Increase In stu- 225,200 shares, including a 148,- James W. Soderberg, 265 West Sixth Association, Clarence Loerch, d/b/a 800-share block. The issue was Stock Prices EAST Street, Winona, Minnesota 559S7 Loerch Implement Service, Donald B. dent union revenue bond fees. Amherst IS, Trinity College 7. JAMES W. SODERBERG, INC. Woxland, Gerhard M. Woxland and LESS THAN 7 weeks until Christmas! up % to 15%. Allied Ch 30% Honeywl 152 Bethany (W.Va.) 33, Washington & By FRANK E. WOHLETZ Myron F Forsyth, partners d/b/a G. It ; Is not too early to be plannins) Allis Chal 28^ Inland Stl 29% . Jefferson 7. 5. Woxland Company, First Credit . Steels, farm implements, air- your company holiday parjy. Get Inr Boston U. 27, Rhode Island 13. . - ., George M. Robertson Jr. and Corporation of La Crosse, Wisconsin, crafts, metals, chemicals, and Amerada 39% I B Mach 368% 21 ¦ ¦¦ formation, helpful advice from . ' Inn- . Buffalo 15, Boston Collegt , Frank E. Wphletz, . . Defendants. Am Brnd 38% Intl Harv 28y Colgate 28, Bucknell 7. . . Attorneys at Law, . keeper Ray Meyer at :the WILLIAMS drugs were mostly higher in 4 . THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE ' Connecticut 28, Rutgers 21. 200 Professional Building, • HOTEL. . midday trading, while rubber is- Am Can 48Vs Intl Paper 43V_ ¦ ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: Cornell 14, Brown 7. 172 Main Street, J You art hereby : summoned and re- sues, utilities, rails , and airlines Am Mtr 12 Jns & E \ 21/8 Dartmouth 37, Columbia 7. Winona, Minnesota 55987 FOR THE FINEST professional dry clean- quired to serve upon plaintiff's attorneys Deyton 27, Villanova 20, ing on your knit suits, leather coats and were mostly off , and other is- AT&T 53% Jostens . - an answer to the Complaint which Is Delaware 42, Lehigh 17. (First Pub. Monday. Oct. 27, 1969) other highly treasured garments, call on file in the office of the Clerk of ' the ask sues were mixed. Anconda 30 Kencott 45 Georgetown 14, Fordham 7. Wabasha Cleaning Works. Dial O, State of Minnesota ) ss. above named Court and which Is here- Singer Sew- Arch Dn 59Y_ Kraft Co 40 Gettysburg College 16, Temple 14. for Zenith 1000; no toll; or County of Winona ) In Probate Court with served upon some of Vou, within - Ing Center, Winona. Tel. 2063. Many American Stock Ex- Johns Hopkins 26, Swarthmore 0. Armco SI 30V8 Loew's 40% No. 15,01* twenty (20) days afterTservlce of this Kenyon College 34, Hamilton Col. i. change issues also advanced in In Re Estate ef Summons upon you> exclusive of the day THE amazing Blue Lustre will leave your Armour - - 50% Marcbr 51% Kings Point 21, Hofslra U. 11. Gratlan A. Pehler, also known as If you fall to do so, Judg- upholstery beautifully soft and clean.- midday trading, with .13 of the Vermont 7. . of service. Avco Cp 27% Minn MM 117 Lafayette 28, Glen Pehler, Decedent. against Rent electric shampooer Jl. R. D. , Coast Guard 3. . ment by. default will be taken 20 most-active issues on high MiOdlebury 7 Order for Hearing on Amended Final you for the relief demanded In the Cone Co. Beth Stl 30 Minn P L 21 New Hampshire 14, Springfield g. Account and Petition for Distribution. Complaint. • ground while 5 fell back, and 2 Boeing 32 Mobil Oil 51% 27, Cortland State 17. northeastern The representative of the above named This action Involves, effects, or brings WHEELS SHAKE, need alignment. Com- were unchanged. 449, Pittsburgh 7. Boise Cas 79 Mn Chm 40% Notre Dame estate having filed his amended final In question real property situated In the plete suspension repair. See Don at 31, Harvard 20. Ecological Science, among the Princeton account and petition for settlement and County of Winona, State of Minnesota, Hwy. Alignment Service, Jet. 43 * Brunswk ldVn Mont Dak 31 College 3. Rochester 7, Hobart allowance thereof and for distribution to described as followsi: .. 61. volume leaders last week, paced 41, Rensselaer Catpillar 54% N Am R 27% St. Lawrence *. the persons thereunto entitled ; The North half of the Northeast the most-active issues at 24%, Syracuse 23, Arizona 15. IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing Quarter of Section Number Seventeen Ch MSPP -N N Gas 50 Williams College 17. Business Services 14 Wesleyan 18, thereof be had on November 19, 1969, at (17) In Township Number One Hun- up 1% , on 71,600 shares at mid- Ch RIRR — Nor Pac 43% Pennsylvania 3. day. Yale 21, 10:45 o'clock A.M., before this Court dred and Six (106) North, of Range Chrysler . 39% No St Pw 25% ¦ In the probate court room in the court Number Six ; (6) West, except one SAW FILING, grinding. Bumming, re- SOUTH . - ' .- house In Winona, Minnesota, and thaf and 11/100 acres described as com- toothing. 655 W. 4th St. Tel. 4753. Cities Svc 48% Nw Air 35% Mississippi State 13. Auburn 52, notice hereof be given . by publication of mencing on the West line of North- Louisvllli 21. PORTABLE SANDBLASTING ot all Com Ed 41% Nw Banc 36y4 Cincinnati 31, this order in the Winona Dally News and west quarter of the Northeast quar- Citadel 40; Maine 28. types, buildings, boats, machinery. Also WINONA MARKETS by mailed notice as provided by law. ter of said Section, five and 20/100 ComSat 55% Penney 55% 42, E. Carolina 27. chimney rebuilding. Free estimates. Davidson College Dated October !3, 1969. chains south of north quarter post; ¦ Con Ed 27V8 Pepsi 53% 27. ' ¦ ' ¦ Tel. 8-4077 or 9977. Swift & Company Duke 34, Clcmson ' • S. A. SAWYER, thence south 58 degrees east two and Georgia 13. These quotations apply to hogs deliver- Cont Can 75V8 Pips Dge 50% Florida 13, Probate Judge. 75/100 chains, thence south seventeen Florida ASM 26, No. Carolina A&T », (Probate Court Seal) t QUALITY POURED concrete house foun- ed to tht Winona Station by noon today. Cont Gil 29% Phillips end i/i degrees west, eight and 24/100 dations, walls and basement floors. ' 35% Florida State 10, Va. Tech 10. John McGi II, HOGS chains; thence on west , line of north- Free estimates. John Burt, Fountain Cntl Data 120V4 Polaroid 143% Louisiana State 20, Alabama 15. Attorney for Petitioner. Hog market: Steady. west quarter of Northeast quarter of City. Tel. 687-7133. Weal type, 200-230 Ibl. .. 25.00-25.50 Dart Ind 52% RCA 40 Miami (Fla.) 30, Navy 10. said Section to place of beginning, ) 34, Maryland 21. (First: Butchers, 200-230 lbs . . 25.00 Miami (Ohio Pub. Monday, Nov. 3, 1959) a distance of nine and 26/100 chains; MANN S. PETERSON Custom Digging. Deere 43% Rep Stl 38% Chattanooga 0. Sows, 270-300 lbs. - .. • 22.25 Mississippi 21, State bl Minnesota ) ss. also Including all that part of the Pole barns, fences, sign poles. Contact 61, Virginia Military 11 CATTLE Dow Cm 73 Rey Tb 46 North Carolina County of Winona ) In Probate Court southwest' quarter of the northeast John Mann, Houston or Bill Petersen, Furrnan Univ. 0. Cattle market: Steady. du Pont 123% Richmond 37, No. 17,051 quarter of said Section Number Sev- Rushford. Sears R 73>/4 Washington (Mo.) 20. High choice and prime 27.00 Sewanee 36, In Re Estate of enteen (17} In said Town and Range, East Kod 76% Shell Oil 52% South Carolina 14. —^—— ¦ vanaMMiB ^ M ^^ ^ ^^^ ^ Hpi ^ i ^ MMMi ^^ Choice 24.75-26.50 Tennessee 29, Alma A. Luehmann, Decedent. described as follows, to-wlt: Com- TREES, TREES, TREES - trimming, "In defense of dient, J mi ht say that the burning of a Good . 22.51-24. 50 Firestone 56 Sinclair — Tulane 14, Georgia Tech 7. Order lor Hearing on Petition for Pro- mencing at center post of Northeast stump removal, spraying, etc. Free my g Standard , 21.00-22,50 Wake Forest 23, Virginia 21. bate ol Will and Codicil, Limiting Time quarter of said Section, thence west estimates. Blong's Tree Service, Wi- Ford Mtr 44% Sp Rand 46% 6. nona. Tel. 8-5311. ' college administration building is considered a. Utility . cows 16.50-18.50 Vanderbllt 42, Kentucky fo File claims and for Hearing Thereon. seven and 98/100 chains; thence south . Canner and culler ..: 15.00-17.50 Gen Elec 84% St Brands 48% West Virginia 31,. William «, Mary 0 American at apple pie thes« days!" Arnold J. Luehmann having filed a pe- 22 degrees 11 minutes West eleven Gen Food 84 St Oil Cal 59 MIDWEST tition for the probafe of the Will and and 665/1000 chains; thence soulh 34 Plumbing, Roofing 21 degrees and 29 minutes west five Bay State Milling Company Gen Mills Minnesota 28, Northwestern 21. Codicil of said decedent and for the 38% St Oil Ind 51% and 50/100 chains; thence south 45 Commercial 22.00:30.00 Hamline 50, Bethel 0. appointment of Arnold J. Luehmann ai LEAVE GLOOM OUTSIDE tha door and Gen Mtr 74% St Oil NJ 65 degrees and 37 minutes west seven Elevator A Grain Prices Macalester 29, Central Iowa 7- Administrator With the Will Annexed, bring beauty In with modern, clamorous which and 16/100 chains to center of said One hundred -jushcis ol grain will be Gen Tel 35% Swift 30% Luther (Iowa) 63, St. Thomas 15. . Will and Codicil are bn file In American Standard bathroom fixtures. Section Seventeen (17); thence east the minimum loads accepted at the ele- Morris 27, Mankato 24. this Court and open to Inspection; Building or remodeling, plan your balh* Gillette 45 Texaco 31 Va to one eighth post; thence norlh to vators. Michigan Tech 34, Norlhland (Wis.) 0. IT IS ORDERED, That the hearlnn room wilh the same careful considera- No (hereof be had on December place of beginning, less so much . I nor/hern spring wheal 1.65 Goodrich 33% Texas Ins 127% Hillsdale (Mich.) 59, Winona 0. 2, 1949, af tion you give your clothing or other thereof as Is described as follows, No. 2 norihern spring wheat 1.63 Goodyear 31V8 Union Oil 44V4 Quantko Marines 21, Gustavus «. 10:30 o'clock A.M., before this Court home furnishings. New convenience li In the probate court room In Ihe court to-wlt: Commencing at the center No, 3 northern spring wheal .... 1.59 Chadron (Neb.) 35, Southwest 0. yours for the choosing. Fill your bath- Gt No Ry 45% Un Pac 50V4 house ' of said Section Number Seventeen No. 4 northern spring wheal 1.55 Lakeland (Wis.) 35, Lea 20. In Winona, Minnesota, and that room wilh beauty and Increase the val- ob|ectlons to the allowance of said Will (17) running thence east 15,62 chains No. 1 hard wlnler wheal ...... 1.48 Greyhnd 18% U S Steel 37% Carleton 21, Knox (111.) 14. ue of your home. Come on In and let's to a slump with bolt of Iron driven No. 2 hard winter wheat 1.46 82, Beloit (WU.) 7. and Codicil, If any, be filed before said talk about It. Gulf Oil 32% Wesg El 63% St. Olal Into lt; thence north 41 degrees No. 3 hard wlnler wheat 1.42 Bowling Green 23, Ohio 16. time ol hearing; that the time within Homestk which creditors of said decedent may west 10.62 chains to an Iron pin driv- Frank O'Laughl ln No. 4 hard winter wheat 1.38 '21% Wlworth 42 Buller 38, Valparaiso 20. tile their claims be limited to four en In the center of highway; thence PLUMBING & HEATING No. 1 rye 1.10 Colorado 17, Kansas 14. months from the date hereof southwesterly (as hereinbefore de- 761 E. 6th Tel. 2371 No, 2 rye 1.10 Cornell College 49, Rlpon College 20. , and that the claims so filed be heard on March scribed) along line of highway 11.94 Oenlson Univ. 27, Wabash *. 4, 1970, at 10:30 o clock A.M., befora chains to the place of beginning, con- Frociltert Mult Corporation PRODUCE Grlnell College 14', Lawrence U. IS. ' this Court In the probate courl room taining 7.27 acres more or less, and NEW YORK (AP) Houston Univ 47, Tulsa 14. Hours: a a.m. to 4 P.m. - Butter . In tho court house In Winona, Minnesota less right of way on north line of Telephone Your Want Ads Indiana 17. , Submit sample beiore loading. offerings adequate. Demand Iowa 28, and lhat notice hereof be given by said southwest quarter of Northeast Barley purchased at prices &ub|ect le Marshall U. 31, Kent State 20. publication of this order In the Winona quarter of said Section Seventeen to The Winona Daily News market light. 57, Illinois 0. Michigan Dally Nev/s and by mailed notice as (17). Missouri 44, Oklahoma 10. Dial 3321 for an Ad Taker Wholesale prices on bulk car- provided by law. Norlheast quarter (NEW) of tht Nebraika 17, towa State 3. Winone ERC Marfict tons fresh. Dated October 31, 19_9. Northwest quarter (NW'/i) of Section D. State 20. S.D. Stale 13. (Winona Produce, Zlebell Produce) N, S. A. SAWYER, Seventeen (17), Township One Hun- Creamery, 40, Norlh Dakota 18. Thesa quotations apply as ol 93 Score AA 69 Norihern Iowa Probate Judge. dred Six (106), Range Six (6) West, (First Pub, Monday, Ocl, 27, 1949) North Michigan 24, Eastern III. 14. 10:30 i.m. today. cents; 92 Score A 68%-68. (Probale Court Seal) Town of Homer, Including a wagon State ol Minnesota .) ss . Ohio Slate 62, Wisconsin 7. Grade A lumbo (white) 52 C. Stanley McMahon, road right-of-way over that part of County of Winona ) In Probale Court Wholesale egg offerings light. 61, Oberlin Col. 0. Grade A large (white) 49 Ohio Wesleyan Attorney for Petitioner. the above described property on the No . 17,045 28, Kansas Stata U. 19 Grgde A medium (while) 35 Demand fairly good today. Oklahoma Slate Present old road as now constituted; In Re Estate ol Depauw U. 3. Grade B (white] ; 35 Principle Col. «, also a fraction of land In the North- Florence Ledebuhr, Decedent. Whole selling prices based on 13. (Flrsl Pub. Monday, Nov. 3, 1969) Grade C ... . 16 Purdun 41, Michigan State west corner of the Southwest Quarter Order tor Hearing on Petition tor Admin- exchange Augustana (S.D.) 22 and other volume South Dakota 28. State of Minnesota ) ss, (SW'/<) of the Northeast Quarter istration, Limiting rime to File Clalmi Ball Stale 27. sales. So. Illinois 48, County of Winona ) In Probale Court (NEW) of Section Seventeen (17), and for Hearing Thereon. , Northern Illinois 21. Toledo 35 No. 17,050 Township One Hundred Six (106), Arnold Ledebuhr , having (lied herein a New York spot quotations fol- , West Mich. 20. West Texas Stale 28 In Re Estate of Range Six (6), Town of Homer, petition for general administration staling LIVESTOCK Culver-Stockton 20. low : William Penn 21, Dominic C. Bambenek, alio known as Counly of Winona, said fractional that said decedent died Intestnlo and SOUTH ST, PAUL Whites: Fancy large 47 lbs SOUTHWEST D, C. Bambenek, Decedent. piece containing about three and praying that Arnold Ledebuhr be appoint- SOUTH ST. PAUL, Mlnna W-(USDA) min 57-58. Fancy medium 41 lbs Arkansas 30, Rice 6. Order lor Hearing on Petition lor Admin- one-fourth (VA) acres more or less, ed administrator; — Catlle 4,500 ; calves 700; trading on Arkansas Stale 21, Drake U. 21. istration, Limiting Time to File Claims according to the Government sur- IT IS ORDERED, Thai the hearing ¦laughter steer.', only modnralnly active, average 54-54%. North Texas Stale 47, Wichita Stata 0 and for Hearing Thereon. vey. thereof bo had on November 19, 1969, at A MESSAGE Cf prices about steady; heifers weak lo 25 State 0. Raymond D. Bambenek having filed Also, the West Half (WW) of tht 11:15 o clock A.M., before this Court In Prairie View 22, Maryland ' ccnls lower; cows nncf bulls active, fully C H IC A G OTAP) - Butter Texas 56, Baylor 14. herein a pellllon for general administra- Southwest Quarter (SWM) of Section tho probale courl room In Ihe court housa iteady; vonlrrs and slaughter calves Jl steady ; wholesale buying prices Texas A8.M 20, SMU 10. tion stallnrj that said decedent died In- Sixteen (16) of Township One Hun- In Wlnonn, Minnesota; thnt tht lima lower; feeders not established; high Texas Christian 35, Texas Tech 26. testate and praying thai Tho Merchants dred Six (106) North, of Range Six within which creditors of snld decedent i/ViPCEIANCE choice 1,150 Ib slaughter steers 28.00 ; unchanged; 93 score AA 67%; 92 National Dank of Winona be appointed (6), West of the Fifth Prlnclpnl Meri- may flic their claims be limited to four most cholco 950-1,250 I b26 .75-27.75l mixed A 67%; 90 B 65%. FAR WEST administrator; dian; also, the Northwest Quarter months from the dale hereof, and that high flflood and choice 26.25-26.75 ; good Air Force 38, Utah Stale 1). IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing (NW'/<> of the Northwest Quarter the claims so filed be hoard on March J5. 00-26 .25; high choice 1,041 Ib slaughter Eggs firm: wholesale buying Arliona State 40, Now Mexico 17. thercol be hnd on November 16, 1969, (NW'/t) of Section Twenty-One (21), 3, 1970, at 11 o 'clock A.M,, before Ihls hollers 26.75; most choice 850-1,050 Ib prices ,1 to 2 higher : 80 per cent Army 17, Ororjon 17. al 11:00 o'clock A.M., before Ihls Court Township One Hundred Six (106) Courl In the probale courl room In tha ¥€ ALL PEOPLE Brigham Young 21, San Jose State 3. Norlh, J5 .75-26 .50 ; mixed hlcih flood and cholco In Iho p robata court room In Ihe court of Range Six (6), West ol court house In Winona, Minnesota, nnd 25.75-25.75; good 2<.O0-75,25; ullllly and or better grade A whites 5fi; me- Cal. U. (Santo Barbara) 28, Los An- hnuso In Winona, Mlnnosotai that Ihe the Fifth Principal Meridian, except- that notice hereof ho given by publica- commercial slaughter cows 19 ,50-20, 00,' diums 52; standards 49; checks geles State 6. time wllhin which creditors ol said ing therefrom a parcel ol land tion of Ihls order In tho Winona Dnlly canner and culler I7 . 0O-19.5O; ullllly and .111. East Michigan 31, Montana State 7. decadent may fllo their claims bo limited containing two acres, more or less, News and hy mailed notice ns provided ATTHE 'commerclM slaugghtnr hulls 23,50-25.50; ¦ Nevada Southern 35, Idaho Stale U. 31. lo four monlhs from the date hereof, of land described as follows, to- by law. choice vealers 30.00-39,00; good 36.00- Now Mexico State 41, Toxxas El Paso nnd lhat Ihe claims so filed bo heard wlt: Commencing at the southwest Doled October 24, 1969. 38.00; choice slaughter calves 27.00-28.00; ROCHKSTRU JC WINS 38. on March 10, 1970, at 11:00 o'clock corner of said quarter quarter sec- S. A. SAWYER, oood 21, 00.97.00 . _ Oregon College 33, So. Oregon 12. A.M., before this Court In the probate tion, anil thence running north alonn Probale Judge , Hogs 6,500 : harrows and gills trading ROCHESTER (AP) Roches- Oregon Stalt 35, California 0. court room In the courthouse In Winona, the west line thereof a distance of (Prohato Courl Seal) PEBELLICLS slow, prices slendy In 50 cents lower; ter Junior College won the Min- Pugel Sound 44 , Portland State 34. Minnesota, and lhat notice hereof be six hundred seventy (670) leet; thence Roger W, Poolo , U.S , 1-3 195-240 Ih 76.0fl-2S.75; 2-3 190- Rwllandl 34, Occidental 18, given hy publication of this order In south twenty-one (21) degrees, fif- Attorney for Petllloner. 740 Ib 25. 50-26.00; 1-4 740.270 lbs 24.75- nesota Junior College Confer- Sacramento 26, San Francisco fc Ihe Winona Dally News and by mailed teen (15) minutes east a distance 25.75; 3-4 270 300 lbs 24.0O-25.O0; SOWS ence championshi p Saturday, San Diego Stale 58 , Pacific Univ. 32. notice ns provided by law. of seven hundred twenty (720) feet (glrst Pub. Monday, Ocl. 27, 1969) ¦ San Francisco State 27, Nevada 26. ABE. teady; U.S. 1-3 300400 Ib 22.25-23.25; crushing Mesabi JC of Virginia Daled October 31, 1969. to the soulh line of said quarter Stale ot Minnesota ) ss . Santa Clara 27, Lewis 8. Clark 6. 2-3 400-500 Ib 21.5022.50j U .S. 2-3 500-HOO S. A. SAWYER, quarter section; thence west on said Counly of Winona ) In Probate 35-0. 28, Wash. State 7, Court Ib 21.00-21.75; fatder pigs steady; 1-3 Southern Cal. Probnls Judge. south line n distance ot two hun- No. 17,044 120160 lbs 53.50-24,00; hortrs steady. Rochester, 9-0, is hoping for Stanford 21, Washington 7. (Probnle Courl Seal) dred slxly (260) feet to Ihe point of In Re the Estate ol Utah 34, Wyoming 10, Jhere comes a time in your life when it seernsabsolutely Sheep 2,000; ell classes stead y In mod- an invitation to the Silver Bowl Goldberg, Torgerson 6. Kollum, beginning; Also, thnt part of the Paul Knopp, Decedent. rralely /ictlvti Irnrfe; demand good; Attorneys for Petitioner. Southwest Quarter (SW'/<) of the Order (or Hearing lor Probata ol (Flrsl Puh. Mnnrlny, Nov. 10, 1969) Will rifiht Xo rebel against old ideas. Against all tho things choice and prime 90-105 Ih wnolrd slnugh- Thanksgiving Day nt Sterling, Northwest Quarter (NWH) of Section and lo Determine Descent. I" rlnmhs 27. 5n-2H.noi good and Choice Kan. VILLAGE OF GOODVIRW (Flril Puh, Monday, Nov. ), 1969) Twrnlv-One (21), Township One Hun- Agnes Knopp, hnvlnn filed In thl' Court that seem to be stacked up against your generation. 77.00-77 ,50; lit 11 It v and good slauflhter Gary Minnesota dred Six (106) Norlh, of Range Six a pellllon representing thai said deer- ewes 7. 00850; choice tn fancy 60-80 Ih Eide scored two touch- State ol Minnesota ) ss. (6), Wesl of the Filth Principal dent died testate ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS mnr" lhan flvo yean Unfortunately, religious faith is one of tho things (eedors 28 .00 29 , 00: 80 95 Ih 27, 00-29.00. downs on short mas and Dean Counly ol Winona ) In Prolnte Court Meridian, described as follows , to- prior to |he filing thereof, leaving certain No. 16,208 For One Automobile lor wlt: Commencing at a point on the properly In Wlnonn Counly, Minnesota , that may get discarded right about now. But should it Carlson passed for 229 yards to In Re Estate of be? CHICAGO Police Duly norlh lino of sold quarter quarter and |hnt no Will ol sakl dor.edonl has Edward Habock, also known at CHICACiO lfl (USDA) - HIKIS 3,508 : pace the Rochester victory. Snnlod proposals mnrkt'd "Police Car section at a point which Is two hun- been proved nor administration ol hli Your Faith Edward H. Habock, echoes the very feelings you probably butchers sloady lo 3S cenlj lower; 1-2 nid" will ho received nl lho Goodvlew Decedent. dred slxly (360) feet east of the estate Granted , In this Slate , «nd pray- sorted 200-S2O Ih huldicrs 26,75-27.25 ; 1-.1 Vlllnni Clerk'r. Office, 544 41st Avrnue, Order for Hearing on Final Account northwest corner thereoti thence (no thnt tin fast Will of \nlit ileced/nl have right now. About injustice. Inhumanity. to and Pellllon for Distribution. 200-240 lbs 26.75 M. 75l 210 250 lbs 25.50- iv Learn t>* * Goodvlew, Minnesota, until 8:00 P.M. continuing east on the north line of said presented and Hied wilh said petition bn Poverty. Cruelty. Prejudice. Hate. 26 ,75) 2-4 240 270 Ihs 24.75-25.50; 1-3 350- November 24, 19 . That llu hearlnn a distance ot five hundred eighty o 'clock A.M., before the, Courl In llm It can slronglhen you. It can make things Happen. 3 end 4 79 . 50-10 .no ,- mixed hlqh choice f Classes of Veterans. shall arrompnnv e,irh lilil In an amount thorenl tin Mad on November J(, 1969, al (580) feet; thence north sixly-one (61) Probate Court Room In Ihe Court House 10:45 o' clock A.M., before nnd prlmo I,)? .(.) ,:iso Ihs J9.00-29.7Ji Course In Printing Include); Hand (iriiial lo nl IMS I S'; of Ihe hW, and litis Courl degrees west a distance ol one thou- In Winona, Mlnnesola, nn or 4436 l-year guarantee: need an ambitious, mature woman to Instruction Classes 33 W. 4th. 4402. care. Girl owned. Reason for selling, * handle accounts receivable, Experience BY OWNER, Ideal 3 or .4-bedroom marriage. Price, $1365. Tel. Minnesota FORD PICKUP, 1937, restorable, and !M» on 10-key adder required. Will train on STEPS CARPETING — 10 yards, wool, GOOD USED piano wanted. Tel. 8-2853, rambler, VA baths. Best , location for. City 689-2257 after 5 p.m. Ford 6-cylinder car, for part*, rebuilt Septic Tank & Cesspool posting machine. Light typing, good MOTEL dark grwn. Tel. 5032 after 5. schools. Tell 8-2177 tor appointment. engine, no clutch. Both for W0. Tel. salary plus fringe benefits. ¦ • ¦ ¦ State age, DUMP TRUCK-from '50 to '57 model, OLDSMOBILE-1964 Jetstar 2-door hard- 8-3210. . . . ' Cleaning Service experience end referencti In reply. MANAGEMENT BNJOY AN ALL family American all with regular dump box, to use as farm TWO-STORY 4-5 bedroom home. By own- top, 394 4-barral, floor shift, good rub- Ipeclel Truck, Sanitary & Odorlea Write D-40 Dally News. weather trampoline. Pleasure year truck. Prefer Ford or Chevrolet, Wil- ers. 452 E. 3rd. Inquire 975 w. 2nd, ber, tachometer, bucket saets. Best FORD—TA-ton truck, 194J engine. Rush . G. S . Woxland Co. MEN-WOMEN-COUPLES •round. See at 168 Mankato Ave. Tel. lard Rati, Fountain City. Tel. 687-4355. Tel. 6582. offer takes. Tel. Stockton 689-2763 after . Arbor, Rushford, Minn. Tel: 844-9122. Rushford, hMnn. Tal. U4-924S PART-TIME WAITRESS wanted/ Avenue M)«. 5 p.m. - Cafe, 310 Manketo Ave. LARGE AIR compressor, approximately UX. EXCELLENT new listing. Suitable FORD—1968 1-ton, low mileage,' .ir new " ' Learn Motel Operation with ' KENWAY TWO WALNUT executive office desks, 1 4 h.p. motor, wanted. Tel. 9649 after 5 for income property, Located near col- enclosed van. Tel. Lewiston 5531 or Sewer Cleaning Service DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted, no exper- our short course at home, year old; 1 swivel chair; 2 matching p.m. lege and downtown area. Owner has 45U .collect. Residential Commercial Industrial lence necessary. Must be neat appear- followed by two weeks Resi- side chairs; 1 oak student desk; 1 26" purchased home end wants to move this Licensed & Bonded Operators ing and enjoy meeting th* public. Full- dent Training in a motel J-speed btcyclB. 1715 W. 6th. Tel. a-5119. WM. MILLER SCRAP IRON t, METAL property at once. ABTS AGENCY, INC., DANDY mn E. 4th Tel. . 394 time only. Write 0-42 Daily News. CO. pays highest prices for icrap Iron, 159 Welnut St. Tel. 8-4345. . operated by us. Age no bar- OIL HEATER, 5-room size. Ilk* new; metals and raw fur. Femal* — Jobs of Int. 26 GO 00 DANCERS and exotic dancers, rier. Free nationwide place- Roper B« range; refrigerator; kitchen Closed Saturdays MOBILE HOWE. 12x40' on foundation, BUYS USED will tiach. Writ* P.O. Box 941, Winona. set; snow 1lr«s, 7:50 x 14", 6:7o x 15" 222 W. 2nd Tel. 2067 half baiement. A-l condition. 2 bed- ment assistance upon com- rooms, 8x50' porch, on 75x100". lot. WOMAN for general office Wortt, Mabel, oh Rambler wtieels. 168 High Forest. • jell within 35 Minn. In reply give age, experience pletion. Easy terms avail- HIGHEST PRICES PAID Have abstract. Must PICKUPS Male—Jobs of Intern.— 27 for scrap Iron, metals, rags, hides, days. Call or write Art E. Hilvorson. and references. Write D-33 Dally News. HOWELL DINETTE set, Hoover upright '65 FORD able. vacuum cleaner with all attachments. raw furs and wool! Box 23, Rushlord, Minn. Tel. 844-9482. GALAXIE 500 VETS CAB needs full or part-time help. COUNTER GIRL—will train. Apply • For Personal Interview, Tel. 7343. 703 E. 9th. 1967 INTERNATIONAL Wi- Tel. 3354 or Inquire at 302 E. 3rd. Sam Weisman & nons Cleaning Works, 201 E. 3rd. Write Giving Address and Sons Convertible. Turquoise in RUMMAGE SALE, 708 W. 6th. Men's, INCORPORATED Scout 4x4 EXPERIENCED MAN wanted to help 450 W. 3rd Ttl. S847 cofor with a white top, pow- WOMAN/ BETWEEN ages 25-50, as Phone Number to: . women's, children's clothing; winter CHOICE DUPLEX with corn harvest. $2 per Tel. V-8 engine, complete with housekeeper and child-care worker In hour. Executive Training Division coats, some dishes, miscellaneous. Mon. er steering, power brakes, Lewislon 47-42. through Wed. 9-5. power angling Catholic children's home. Prefer wom- Ambassador Motels Rooms Without Meals 86 For Sale power windows, radio, heat- %Vi ft . snow, an who can live In children 's home. SALESMAN — experienced. Salary and er, V-8 engine, automatic plow. $2595. ' Write Children's Home Director, Box Incorporated WINTER COATS, size 14, 2 full length, VERY NICE sleeping rooms for your.g commission, car furnished, leads fur- ¦¦ At 718 Main 5BS, Winona, Minn., giving experience T with detachable fur collar; car coat men, kitchen and lounge facilities. $40 transmission, "driven ONLY nished. Home night*. Write D-41 Dally Dept. D 7855 W. Colfax 1961 INTERNATIONAL and references or Tel. Winona 1-2969. and ski lockets. 426 39th Ave. per month. Tel. 8-1964. 36,000 miles, 1-owner. News. • Denver, Colorado, 80215 Lake Park is your back B 112 6 cylinder I NEED 10 women, 4 teenagers to teach RUN IN and sign up for our Fiscal Fit- engine, CITY FIREMAN-hlgh school graduate ROOMS FOR MEN — with or without yard. Both apartments professional make-up techniques by ap- , ness Program I Ready cash Is available completely overhauled, 4- 21-35 years old, excellent physical condi- VA APPROVED housekeeping, no day slepeers. Tel. 4859 . pointment. Will treln. Executive posi- for any worthwhile purpose , . .a view $1395 tion. Starting salary, $532 plus fringe between 11 and 1. also have excellent speed transmission. $595. tion available. Write Bea . Aehchaft, newer car, winter vacation, home Im- benefits. Apply by 5 p.m., Frl., Noir. 14, provement, furniture, appliances, color of lake. Walking distance Vlvlane Woodard Cosmetics, Box 1008, Business Opportunities 37 Rochester, Minn. J5901 or Tel. Bea 1549 at. Room 504, Ctty Building, Mr. TV, snowblower, snowmobile/ charges Apartments, Flats 90 1955 CHEVROLET 3600 Norton. to college and downtown. Ashcraft 507-289-8090. . are low, repayment sensibly scheduled '65 FORD SNO-JET SNOWMOBILES by the Glat- to fit your budget, red tape kept at a TWO-BEDROOM apartment with garage, V4 Ton, 6 cylinder engine FULL employment need- fron Boat Company Is looking for a Financial advantages too RANCH WAGON DISHWASHER—part-time. Apply In per- AND part-time minimum. Your friendly Installment centrally located, available Immediately. Tel. 3331 qualified dealer In Winona with show- completely overhauled, 4- Snack Shop. ed. Yellow Cab, 260 W. 3rd . Loan Officers are Frank Chuplte, Dick No students. Tel, 8-3036 after 4. numerous to mention. 10-passenger, V-« engine, son. room and service facilities. Grow with speed transmission Glllen, Max Bunn and Dennis Cleveland. power steering, power . $350. WANTED) Olrls to learn beauty culture. OVER-THE-ROAD drivers, 1 year ex- a leader, write Mark Movold at North MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK. DELUXE 1-BEDROOM apartment, BOB Tel. 3822 for appointment. Herding Beauty School, 76 W. 3rd. perience necessary, ICC physical re- Central Sno-Jet, Alexandria, M|nn. SELOVER REALTOR, Tel. 2349. brakes, automatic transmis- 1959 FORD F-100 quired. Apply In person, please. Home KENMORE WASHER end gas dryer, 1 sion, radio and heater, Beige Produce Inc., St. Charles, Minn. Money to Loan year old, Lady Deluxe model,, copper- SIX-ROOM heated apartment, 12571/j W. 6 cylinder engine, 3 speed 40 tone In color. S275. Tel. 6010, 6th. Adults. Available now. S12S per in color, matching beige month. Tel. 8-3768 or 8-2127. transmission, very good SAINT MARY'S . all vinyl interior, Excellent stock rack. $195. BRACE YOURSELF for a thrill the Hrst BOB Tires, Ready for the Road Man Wanted Quick Money . . . time you use Blue Lustre to clean rugs. Apartments, Furnished 91 COLLEGE on any article of value ... Rent electric shampooer Jl. H. Choate ¦ & UNBELIEVABLY PRIC- NEUMANN'S BARGAIN STORI Position available for an ex- For Office Work Co. A LET US SHOW you this very nice apart- Ij. - ED for only " * ment Including bedroom, large carpeted ¦W&fctffc - WINONA rug and perienced secretary. Short- METAL BED, complete; 9x12' kitchen, carpeted living room with TV In Winona Dogs, Pets, Supplies 42 45 RPM and pad; ladles' overshoes) and bath. All utilities furnished and hand and typing a require- Experience not necessary, floor lamp shades; if REALTOR $1295 TRUCK SERVICE Vlctrola records; lots of storage space. Within walking ment. Excellent working AKC SILVER Poodles, reasonable. 8 electric fan; miscellaneous. ' 1114 W. 6th. 65 Laird Tel. 4738 will train. Excellent working weeks. Mrs. Richard Gleiler, Alma, distance ol Winona State and down- 110 CENTER - m.2349 conditions/ Private office. Wis. Tel. 685-3289. town. $135, Adults. Tel. Trempealeau conditions, paid vacation SQUARE ALUMINUM Maytag washer, ¦ . 534-6429. Fringe benefits: Hospital- and holidays, group insur- twin rinse tubs; 8 mm movie Kodak, 1965 OLDS Mobile Homes, Trailers 111 '!: new, $10. Tel. 2273 or 1075 Marion. ization and >Retireilient ance. In letter , state age Horses, Cattle, Stock 43 BASEMENT EFFICIENCY apartment, Dynamic 88 MARSHFIELD, 19.4 IOX MV Plan. Two weeks' vacation brick . kichenelte, shower. Available Immedi- DON'T MAKE excellent con. and experience. All corres- FIREPLACES—realistic looking dition. New carpel, air conditioning, REGISTERED and grade fresh and of ately. $50, utilities included. Employed after one year of service. Any size made to order. Choice 4 door, Beige finish with furnished, steps and skirting. Tel. pondence will be kept confi- springing Jersey cows. Russell Tei^ man. 209 E. 6th, Tel. 7702. A MOVE For an appointment please colors. Til. 8-2481 for Information. matching beige cloth and Founts In City * 687-6841 alter 5:30. dential. Our employes know . beest, Tel. Rollingstone 689-2«75. ' you TWO-ROOM apartment, furnished, rea- Until you see Winona 's beau- vinyl, interior, has V-8 en- calf 2807 Ex. 206. of this ad. REDECORATING??? — How would FALL SALE, save up to J1000 on e new REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE boars. Ex- gallon ot Latex Wall Paint . sonable. 16216 High Forset. Tel, 4749. tiful new maintenance-free ' : like to buy a gine, Automatic drive, Pow- mobile home. See the new 14x48' Path- WBTTE P.O. BOX 88 tremely heavy muscled. Performance from Sherwin-Williams for $2.99? This THREE-ROOM furnished apartment suit- Town Houses! A new con- er steering, power brakes finder. Big discount on Concord 35x8', record: Backfat .63, rate of gain—140 week only, you can.buy Colonial Latex , ¦ able for girls or couple. Tel. 8-4100.. cept in living, they combine 1 bedroom; 27' and 17' Pathfinders. .!¦ ¦ days to 200 lbs. Reasonably priced. Ev- Flat Wall paint for only $2.99 a gallon, FACTORY AIR CONDI- Ven's Trailer Sales, Black River Falls. ' Watkins erett Rupprecht & Sons, Lewiston, Minn. and we say |l*'s the finest In Its field. . AVAILABLE DEC. 1. Modern apartment, the newest and best of TIONING, Radio, white Tel. 2720. Surprisingly high quality for Ihls low newly carpeted, excellent downtown lo- building features. . TWO BEDR0OMS- 1958, 8* X 50', good Products I nc price, one coat covers most surfaces, sidewall tires. A Sharp run- shape. Tel. Rollingstone 689-2645 eve- > AUTO SHORTHORN BULL—J years old. Cliff beautiful decorator col- . cation, ¦ suitable¦ for 1 or 2 adults. Tel. washable, many 5234. ¦ ' . ning car. nings. Scharlau, Arcadia. ors to choose) from. Take advantage of You have carefree living Has Severa l this 33# savings this week only at HOMETTE LIBERTY HAMPTON FOR 4 COLLEGE boys. Tel. 8-5430. plus the privacy and tax MECHANIC FEEDER CATTLEi 12, 600-70O lbs.; 10 Sherwin-Williams, Westgate Shopping MARSHFIELD SCHULT . Holstein steers, Brown Swiss steer, ¦' . advantages of Home Owner- $1695 •JA.K. Office Positions Center. . : THREE-ROOM apartment, completely 's MOBILE HOMES, INC. Top salary to qualified Hereford heifer: Henry M. Colbenson, NELSON, WIS. furnished. Tel. Rolllngston 689-9150. ship. READY TO MOVE . Open technician, excellent work- Rushford. Tel. 864-9394 . INTO NOW! ing conditions, hospitaliza- SHAKLEE PRODUCTS " Many homes to choose from at - CONTACT - SHETLAND PONY—Inquire Salen Engel, " as advertised : on TV, Art Schaffner, Business Places for Rent 92 COULEE MOBILE HOMB SALES tion arid uniform plan avail- ; Fountain City, Wis. ' ' Tel. 5040 for more information. WALZ Hwy. 14-61 * E., Winona . Tel. <27« . able, paid vacations, and WAREHOUSE and office, 4500 square Personnel Dept. PUREBRED AND grade Holstein bulls, feet. ' Located 6035 6th St., Goodview. Buick - Olds - GMC excellent benefits serviceable age and younger, from high T BOB LP Grosse Mobile Homes . Business Equipment 62 May be rented separately. Tel, 8-2985. |j ¦ 8 am. -5p.m., Mon. producing dams. Allen Aarsvold, Peter- 225 W. 3rd Tel. 3348 ¦ - . ," ' ' . ' New and Used son, Minn. Tel. 875-5208. through Fri. : GAS PUMPS, hoses, nozzles, complete. BUILDING FOR RENT—warehouse and Open Mon. & Fri. Evenings /yy. SEE Inquire Junior s Auto Service, 118 office, 170 E. 3rd, available Dec. 1. - - PUREBRED SPOTTED Poland Chine . ' ROLLOHOME Franklin. Tel. .6067. ddmk, Watkins Bud or Harold boars, new bloodline. Lowell Babcock, W Utica, Minn. Tel. St. Charles 932-3437. BUILDING- for rent, 1054 W. 6th, Tei. I ii R6ALTOR 1% Miles S. of City Limit* Goal, Wood, Other Fuel 63 6790. ; ¦ ' .; ' on Hwy, 14 Products Inc. NYSTROM REGISTERED HEREFORD bull, S years §120 CENTER-TEl.2349 old,4 also registered Angus bull, 2 years GLEAN Lyle Norskog • Hollis Norskog Winona, Minn. 55987 old. Purebred Duroc boars and gilts; BURN MOBIL FUEL OIL and enioy Houses for Rent 95 persons/ care Tel. La Crosse 4-8554 MOTORS, INC. Clifford Hoff, Lanesboro, Winn. Tel. fhe comfort of automatic . ¦ Keep full service — complete burner 2nd and Washington Peterson 875-6125. ' TWO-BEDROOM house, Minnesota City. Sale or Rent; Exchange 101 USED CARS care and furnace cleaning. Budget serv- . Tel. Rollingstone 689-2198 after 5 . FUEL Auction Sales PUREBRED HAMPSHIRE boari of all ice. Order today from JOSWICK BY OWNER—2-leve f home on wooded lot , guaranteed quality. Will deliver. 8. OIL CO., 901 E. 8th. Tel. 3389. LIVING ROOM, kitchen, 2 bedrooms . *66 ages in Lanesboro, $20, DODGE Immediate Opening Tel. 878-4277 evenings, Lyle Sell, Strum, and bath carpeted. No pels. Mrs. Joe 000. Will rent for FREDDY FRICKSON ¦ ¦ $150 month plus utilities. Tel. Lanes- Auctioneer SALESMAN Wis. : Linoleum 64 Miner, Lamoille, Minn . Tel. Dakota Monaco for girl with business school Furn.. Rugs, . 643-6759. boro 447-2318. . Will handle all sizes and kinds of auctions. . Tel. .kota «43-«14J FEEDER PIGS, 75. Kermit Vertheln, Al- 8-passenger Station Wagon, . O' training. Outstanding opportunity for SMALL 70" nylon covered sofa with and/or college tura. Tel. 7545. THREE-BEDROOM house on the black- Wanted—Real Estato 102 BeautifuT bright yellow with " '" ¦ matching chair. Foam padded arms top, 2 miles S.E. of Lewiston, Donald ALVIN KOHNER . Good typist, competent at ambitious man! '¦ ¦¦ cushions. $144.50. AUCTIONEER, City ond state licens- DUROC BOARS—from a Wis. production and reversible foam R. Wilson, Utlca. Tel. 932-3132, wood grain body trim, Good working conditions BURKE'S FURNITURE WART, 3rd 8, DUPLEX—$U,O0O-$23,O0O. Tel. Rochester ed and bonded, . Rt. 3. Winona. Tel. figure work. Shorthand not tested herd. Paul Linse, Rt. 1 .Onalaska, 288-8414. equipped with V-8 engine, ¦ <«80. plus : Wis. Tel. 783-3505. Franklin. Open Mon. and Frl. eve- Farms, Land for Sale required, but helpful. Ex- nings. Park behind the store. 98 Automatic drive, power HAMPSHIRE boart, test- Motorcycles, Bicycler Minnesota Land & REGISTERED FARMS-FARMS—F* 107 steering, power brakes, cellent working conditions. Profit Sharing 1 loin 6.03. SEVEN-PIECE bedroom group Including RMS ing records, backfat .12, MIDWEST REALTY CO. performance. Milo Wills, double dresser with mirror, chest, pan- Motorcycles New & Used Astrophonic radio, power Auction Service 8 to Life Insurance Show ring ¦ Osseo, Wis . ¦ " ' ¦ Apply at 1265 E. 8th , Nodine). elled bed, Sealy boxsprlng and mattress, . Complete Parts & Service Everett J. Kohner . < ' . La Crescent, (Vh miles S.E.. Tel . Office 597-3659 tail gate window, tinted Hospitalization pair boudoir lamps. Special price $198. Winona—La Crosso—Eau . Winona. Tel. 7814 . 5, or Tel. 8-4626 Extension 8 • Res. 695-315? Claire Deluxe wheel Liberal Retirement Plan BORZYSKOWSKI FURNITURE 302 ROBB MOTORS, INC. . windshield, Jim , Papenfuss, Dakota. Tel. 643-2972 for appointment. Purchase Discount Poultry, Eggs, Supplies 44 Mankato Ave. We buy, we sell, we trade covers, whitewall tires, Gold Boyum Agency, Rushlord. Tel. 864-9381 ' Paid Holidays and BROODER HOUSES, 12x14', sood shape. LINOLEUM RUGS—9x12, pretty patterns, 20-ACRE FARM with modern 3 or 4-bed- Snowmobiles 107 A vinyl interior, " Local 1-own- NOV. II — Tues; 12 noon. Located at Vacations Used, round hanging feeders, automatic good selection for any room $5.99. each. room home, 3 acres tillable, wilh good er car, Fresh NEW CAR Lampherc Farm 3 miles S. W. of Ar- waterers, rollaway nests, plastic coat- SHUMSKI'S, 58 W- 3rd. Tel. B-3389. barn and . 4-car garage. Located 4V_ Red Hot RUPP Snow-Sport konsaw . Wilbur Caturla, Owner) Leon ed egg baskets, all clean and in good miles N. of Galesville. Contact La- 5 Models on Display TRADE, Cleanest wagon in Schoeder, Auctioneer; Northern Inv. . SPfeLTZ Verne Henderson, Rt. 2, Ettrick, Wis. Complete Sales & Service APPLY IN PERSON- shape. Very reasonably priced. ¦ ' ¦ town; . Co., Clerk, Girl Wanted CHICK HATCHERY, Rollingstone. Good Things to Eat 65 Tel.; 582-2957. . Headquarters _ /Minn. Tel. . 689-2311. . WINONA FIRE & POWER EQUIP..CO. NOV/ 12 - Wed. 1:30 p.m. ? miles W. For Office Wo rk IF YOU ARE In the market for a farm , 54-56 E. 2nd St. Tel, . 5065 ONLY $1795 ot Rushford, Minn, on Hwy; 30. E. D. LAZY A R u s set potatoes , $2,98/100; or home, or are planning to sell real MONTGOMERY Wanted—Livestock 46 homegrown rutabagas, 10 lbs., 59c; ap- Buntenback, Owner; Bert Boyum, Auc- In Winona estate of any type, contact NORTH- 50 ONE BETTER . . . lloneer; Northern Inv. Co., Clerk. ples, $1.50 bu. Winona Potato Market. ERN INVESTMENT COMPANY, Real Get Skl-Dool LIVESTOCK MARKET '66 AMBASSADOR Experience not necessary, LEWISTON Estate Broker?. Independence, Wis., or DICK'S MARINE NOV. 12 — Wed 10 e.m. 3 miles N. of WARD for your GILMORE VALLEY ORCHARD apples, . work- A REAL GOOD auction market Eldon W. Berg, Real Estate Salesman, Latsch Island, Wlnoga. Tel. 3B0> Pigeon Falls. Basil Olson Estate, Own- win train. Excellent Dairy catlle on hand all SI a bu. and up. Tel. 8-4415. Weekdays MIRACLE MALL livestock. Arcadia, Wis. TeL 323-7350. DPL ers! Alvln Kohner, Auctioneer) North- ing conditions, paid vacation week . Livestock bought every day. open afler 4; weekends all weekend. Winona, Minn. , WESTGATE GARDENS 2 door hardtop, Cortez Aqua ern Inv. Co., Clerk. and holidays, group insur- Trucks available. Sale, Thurs., 1 p.m. -- Houses for Sale 99 Wheolhorse, AMF, Trades, Sales & ance. In letter state age and Tel. Lewiston 2667 or Winona 7814. Service, Accessories, Clothing. in color with black vinyl NOV. 13—Thurs. 11 a.m. 4 miles S. of 18 MORE FOR SALE by owner. Choice location. 2- roof , matching aqua interior Auousta on M. Arthur Ries Property; Help—Ma (• or 28 GET A HOMELITE experience. All correspond- Ferial* Farm Implements 48 story, 3-bedroom home See after 5 or Werlcln 8. Brellsprecher, auctioneers! . See whit tun snowmoblllng can bol equipped with v-8 engine, ence will be kept confiden- weekends. Tel. 8-3417/ Northern Inv. Co., clerk. PART OR FULL-TIME salespeople. Wi- LOADERS—new Great Bend and Schwartz Service & Sales Automatic trans mission, tial. Our employes know of nona Kirby Co., Tel. 594? between S POWER MAINTENANCES, loaders ; used loaders; John Deere; LOVELY COLONIAL home near 3 SUPPLY CO. NOV. 15—Sat. 1 p.m. 7 mites E. of Gales- and 6 p.m. Monday. 2nd & Johnson power steering, power this ad. Paulson to fit Massey 65; standard giving schools, church and bus line. 1262 W. Tel. 2571 ville on 54. John Nastvold, owner) Rus- Farmhand and Sears selling from WJ ff£m% Broadway, 3 bedrooms, dining and liv. brakes, radio , NEW white- sell Schroeder , auctioneer) , Northern COOKS AND CHEFS wanted. Must have WRITE P.O. BOX 88 up. Kalrnes Implement, Altura, Minn. "TP WW BS&A- JHBL.S _ > Inv. Co., clerk. references. Write C-7B Dally News. Ing room s draped and carpeted. /_ Used Cars 109 wall tires, Mag-type wheel balhs. Screened-ln porch end sundeck In covers, bumper guards front TWO CORN BOXES—7x14', wllh steel rear. New panelled family room with ROAD RUNNER—1768, 383, 4-specd, yel- fold-down endgates, with unloading bar. New roof; new furnace; new balh; low with black vinyl lop, stereo lape. and rear. This car is imma- jacks, shelled corn tight. Eugene So- Albrecht's) new dishwasher, sink and dlsposSt . Tel. 8-2015 . culate inside and out. REMINDER OVER 500 JOB OPENINGS beck, Rt. 1, Winona, (Garvin Heights). To Be Given Away Kitchen complete with stove and re. frlflcrator. By owner. Early occupancy. MUSTANG—1965 hardtop, -bucke t seats, ONCE IN A LIFETIME E. D. BUNTENBACK NOW AVAILABLE AT DISC SHARPENING by rolling, Mays Tel. 9372. power steering, automata, v-s, low CAR. Priced to sell. sharp longer, no metal lost. Diamond miles. Might- trade. Reasonable. Tel. The State Emp loyment K. Enterprises, St. Charles. Minn. Tel. WEST LOCATION-2 , bedroom cottage . 3588 o(t«r 6 p.m'. 932-4308. Square lot. 4 rooms In all C. SHANK, ONLY $1795 AUCTION Se rvice Office 552 E. 3rd. CHEVROLET—1945 Impala 2-doo r hard- Located 9 miles W, of Rush- TRANSFER SYSTEMS top, 327, 4-speed. Tol. 41J3. 1026 W. "We service what we sell." : Permanent or portable THREE-BEDROOM home, atlached ga- 10th. ford , Minn , on Hwy. 30 or Stenographers Ed's Refrigeration 8. Dairy Supplies MC DONALD rage, o'assed-ln porch. Large lot. . 1 Vi 555 E. 4th Tel. 5531 balhs. Fully carpeted. Tel. 9745. 9 miles N. of Lanesboro to Office Clerks FORD—1960 Fairlane, 117 molor, leu the Junction of Hwys. 30 Guns, Sporting Goods 66 than 36,000/actual mllci. Tel. 3901. Maintenance Men Hay, Grain, Feed 50 HEIGHTS BLVD. 1518—new 2-story house, and 250, then 2 miles E. 4 bedrooms, family room wllh fire- CHEVROLET— IMA Rel Air, 4-cyllnder , lmWn^l^^J^wW^MmU9mm\ place, double attached garage, air Arc Welders EAR CORN—from the picker, Allan Al- MODEL 12 Winchester 16 gauge, $100. con- standard shllt, il.Ofin mile"., clean and Semi Truck Drivers dinger, Witoka. Tel. Wltoko 2353. Stevens .410 double, like new, $60. Win- ditioned and landscaped Hllko Homos. In oxcollont condition. Donald Rup- WED., NOV. 12 chester 30-06 deer rifle, $65. Winchester Inc„ Tel. 41J7 for appointment. precht, Lewiston, Tel. 3765, Starling at 1:30 p.m. (to $3.90 Hr.) 94 .32 Special carbine, $75. Old Winches- Antiques, Coins, Stamps 56 ter 30-30 rllle. Canadian Centennial Win- PROMPT Real Estate Sales PONTIAC 1964 Grand Prix, bucket seats , Laboratory Helpers chester 30-30, new, $85, Buffalo BUI And Financing console, automatic tloor ihllt, power Farm machinery, very good ANTIQUE 5-drawer cheat, solid cherry, Centennial 30-30, $95. .32 revolver and steering and brakes. Tel, 8-3832 after 5, line ; no small items. Factory Production Workers brought from Wales In 1761. In good some others . 1626 W. 9th. Frank West Agency condition. Rev. Clair V, MCNMI, Tel. 175 Lafayette FORD—1943 Galaxlo .100 4-door , A-l con- 3rd and Washington Bert Boyum , Auctioneer Cooks Tel. 5240 or 4400 afler houri. Rushford 864-7611. Machinary and Tools 69 dition. 1595. See al '802 E. 2nd. Tel. Norihern Inv. Co., Clerk Auto Mechanics 6-1947 . Open Mon.-Wed.-Fri. Nights Assemblers Articles for Sale 57 MELROE. BOBCATS NEW, used end reconditioned for sale or BY OWNER CADILLAC—1966 Fleetwood Brougham, Farm Hands USED REFRIGERATORS end electric rent by tfte hour, day or week, Your tnrge 3-hcciroom home for maroon, loaded. $2500. 62.34) miles. Tel. (to $300 mo.—Couples to $400 mo.) ranges, nil reconditioned and guaran- Bobcat Dealer—Dakota Heavy Equip- 3386 8 a.m. • 5 p.m. tied . B 8. B ELECTRIC, 155 E. 3rd. ment Sales Company, 4 miles west of sale or rent. The above represents some of tlie occupations Winona Dakota on County Rood 12 at Nodine. CHEVRQI ET, 1962, needs i om« body 1967 CHRYSLER ) 1 967 CHEVROLET ^ WE HAVE block and while TV, consoles Tel, 643-6290. 510 W. Broadway work. Tel, 8-212.1, Employers have listed. For mor« detailed information, and portables, many cabinet itylei. I Newport V J PRANK LILLA «. SONS, 761 ¦ . »th. Tel. 5508 MERCEDES — 1963, 220 SE. 4 door, pow- 4 door sccIaIl i Midnight i apply in person at: OPEN evenings. Musical Merchandise 70 er steering and brakes, nlr-condlllonod, L 4 door sedan Locully v Daily, 2:30-4:30 , | blue, power steering, # •ulom.illc transmission. Excellent all f owned , Factory Warranty 1 automatic transmission , Get In on the FABRIC SAVINGS. Now USED NORMANDY clarinet, In good con- Call For Appointment. ovcir. H. P. Hi'bt.Tt, 510 W. Grand Avo., j MINNESOTA STATE all New Polyester Double Knits, up to dition, Including case, Tol. 4745. Chlppawn Fall-., Wis . Tel , 723-7035 . \ with power steering, ra- f DOWLT brakes , FACTORY f M" wide. SPECIAL - U.9B a yard . dio , tutone paint , auto- 1 AIK CONDITIONING EMPLOYMENT SERVICE CINDERELLA SHOPPE, 6o on the PU- LOWREY ORGAN DEALER f J IS Wesl. New 8. Used Pianos, Plnno Tuning { malio transmission , t *,-,-. - I 163 Walnut Street Oehrlno's Electronic & Muilc, Inc Winona , Minnesot a 55987 OLD MASTERS Liquid Wood transforms Lewlston.Mlnn. Tel. 5681, $2095 > $1795 ) old drab mismatched placet of furni- drum stl, JERR^ has been a yearly ture and woodwork Into beautiful mod- SLINGERLAND double brass ( A^mmW^Sm% i ^ ern wood. Rogers accessories, cymbals, stands ) ) and cases Included. Excellent condition. V i mmw! r^"\.. • winner of the Ford Sales 1967 PLYMOUTH 1 965 0LDS PAINT DEPOT Bill Baxter, 364 Johnson. AWARD and is leading in / t 4 door Btidan , Automatic \ c or J 167 Center St. - / mmWiJ:0 L transmission , power steer- f r-oJ # NEEDLES^ j * our own , \ ' REDTOP ANTENNA Service . Think of I W AV ? ^^ y** ^a'es ^c'1'eve" I inf*, power brakes, radio . 1 tho many hours you will be spending For All Mokes ment L FACTORY AIR CONDI- / 2 door , V-a engine, Hurst # FI LE YOUR Ot Record Players I ^V contest. We are watching TV Ihls season. Eliminate to I TIONING. \ shift- on the floor, Radio. \ poor reception wllh a onotlmo Invest- s Music Store m proud have a Salesman ment of 569.95; alio a guaranteed mini- Hardt' \ tv t > t %A^ <^ mum of 30 FM stetloni with our spe- 116-118 E. 3rd ' ' *"" Jerry's calibre sell $1795 t I cially designed PM anltnna. Tel. 9569. ( JSX '** °* I $1195 APPLICATIONr" NOW Radios, Television 71 l V ' <*f ' Ford-Mercury and Lin- MOTOROLA 21" color TV, solid Walnut i^^^^' 1966 FORD ( ( case, »449 w.t.; Gibson 14 cu. ft. re- \ for frigerator-freezer, self defrost, »2I9.95 Television Service Galaxie 500 1966 WARDS / w.t. SCHNEIDER SALES CO., 167) W. WE OFFER prompt, courteous servlca ( JERRY BLAISDELL ( Sth. 4 door Hardtop, Red and 1 ,,. on all mokes . Wo spoclallro In cnlnr [ Riv( si( | 0 mo|». cycle, 1125 / TV, repair. WINONA FIRE A, POWER \ white, automatic trans- I Holiday Season Work IF carpet beauty doesn't show, clean It EQUIP. CO., 54-56 E. 2nd St. Tel. 5065. L-125 c c Lightweight cy- | right and watch II glow*. Use Blue \ 19«7 CHEVROLET Impala 2-door hardtop $1405 / r mission , power steering, J cle i l.uslre. Rent electric shampooer II. Machines 73 \ power brakes , V-ll engine. Rohli Bros. Store. Sewing ( 19(J C FQRD Country Sedan Wagon $1695 \ \ Sales Clerks , Checkers , Beebe OOOD USED SEWING machines, recon- f $1395 } $195 / ditioned nnd fiuaranteed 120 and up. \ 1965 Buick Riviera 2-door hardtop $1405 J local retailers. WARFARIN WINONA SEWINO CO., »U W. Sth SI. now being interviewed by 4-door Rnt & Mouse Killer Stoves, Furnaces, Parts 75 I 1965 MERCURY Parklane $1195 ) lb Sl.00 2 lbs J1.69 . MONOGRAM OIL HEATt' PS, all sires, one-room to seven rooms. Liberal TED MAIER DRUGS terms and trade allowances , RAIL'S Apply in Person at: Downtown 6. Miracle Mall NYSTROM ~ APPLIANCE, 215 E. 3rd. Tel. 4210, S OIL OR GAS heaters. Snles , servke, 1TATLY N EWS 907 E, Slh, RANGE OIL riURIJir R CO ,, TORS Mlchnlowskl. 0BSI-ET . 7479 Adolph T Mail Tel . IBB MOTORS INC. < MINNESOTA STATE / Your "Country Style" Foid-Mercury-Lincoln Dealer i 2nd & Washington Tel. 2824 I SUBSCRIPT IONS 77 I ESEEE3 EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Typewriters I MIRACLE MALL , Winonn , snon? May Be Paid at TYPEWRITERS and adding machines for \ Open Mon . & Fri. Nifihts Til 0 1 163 Walnut St. Minn, snlo or rent. Reasonable roles, tint / Open Mon . -Wed. -Fri . I.venings <. TED MAIER DRUGS delivery. Sre us Inr nil yr.ur nltlr <• sup NO TELEPHONE ORDERS plies , dele, flic, or "tiler: chairs. WILL HE TAKBN 1 UNO TYI'LW KITLK CO,, lei, 'All. BUZZ SAWYER By Roy Crane

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