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Charge against By J^ Ehrlichman to be dismissed? Maying of key tape slated _ 1 WASHINGTON (AP) A f ed- By IRA R. ALLEN Gerhard A. Gesell, who already broke into the office «I Dr. the Fielding break-In. ' He Leon Jaworskr Bald Friday eral judg e, saying the FBI WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ihe^ has indicated Nixon's national Lewis Fielding, Ellsberg's psy- quoted -Nixon as telling Vhim however, : that while claiming "plays cat and mouse" , with House Judiciary Committee; and security powers might: include chiatrist. V several times in June and July, national security, ; "not one o: people; ¦ ' it is investigating today a federal court .get down to the authority . to ; '.order - bur- Charles W. . Colson,: a former 1971- "in effect,; .'I don't give a the defendants has attempted t< indicated he is considering dis- specifics this week in trying to ilamn how . it .is done, do contradict the President's ass ' glaries,; hears oral arguments Nixon counsel; has told the . missing one" • charge brought interpret •:¦¦ whether President starting today on motions to court "national security consid* whatever has to be done to stop ertion that he had no; prioi against former presidential Nixon meant to authorize dismiss . conspiracy charges erations ... were of concern to these leaks.'.."' . ". . knowledge of the break-in.?, aide John D. Ehrlichman in the payment . of ."hush money" to against six men' who allegedly the defendantsV at the time of Watergate Special Prosecutor ¦In a letter calling: Preside?! White House Plumbers case, Watergate defendants' and the Nixon head, of a conspiracy t< U.S. District Judge Gerhard burglary of Daniel Ellsberg's raise rnilk ; price supports h A. Gesell raised the question in psychiatrist. A return for. - . campafen contribu reference to a charge that In addition, Nixon's role in an tibns, a Ralph Nader iawyei EJirlichman lied to - the FBI increase in milk price supports, has demanded that the govern afcout his knowledge .-of : the allegedly in exchange for hefty merit find out the : cost to' th< White House Plumbers unit's in- campaign : contributions, conies taxpayer. vestigation of the Pentagon Pa- up again in a- new complaint pers .case. . .;. ;. '.' filed by a lawyer for. consumer Judge refuses to advocate Ralph Nader. ; Gesell said that an FBI dismiss Reinecke memo summarizing the inter- The impeachment panel Tues- perjury indictment view with Ehrlichman did not day .will .listen to the tape make it clear -whether the recording of the crucial March WASHINGTON OP)- A fed- agent ; asked Ehrlichman about the 21, 1973, conversation between eral -judge today refused to NixOn and John ' W. Dean M, "Pentagon Papers case"*' or, dismiss a perjury indict- more specifically, his . . former .counsel and now about the ¦- ment against Lt. Gov. Ed bieak-in at the; office, of Daniel chief accuser. . Ellsberg's: psychiatrist y It was yat' y- that meesting, Reineeke of California or .: shift his trial to that state. : Ehrlichman told the FBI acording to . edited White House tf'anscTipts, that; Nixon U.S. District Judge Bar- more than; a year had elapsed ringtcn Parker denied mo- since ;be had seen : papers relat- discussed raising $1 .million to pay off Watergate burglar E, tions by Reinecbe's attor- ing to the'Pentagon Papers in- neys who contended among vestigation.; Gesell said .that Howard Hunt. .A few- hoiirs ¦' : according to Va grand other tilings that he: ha* might have been correct if Ehr- later, been misled and trapped by lichman was referring to the jury . Hunt received $75,000. . ' ' federal prosecutors intocor original case .:. brought : against ,. : - . • ' IMPEACHMENT PROCESS . ;. .-. -' Republican National . The White House has said the operating with their investi- Ellsberg. V Committee Chairman George Bush says the country "should conversation. wasV open ..- , to gation. Ehrlichman and five others leave aside political expediency and see the process through" different interpretations . arid ASKS BROTHER TO SURRENDER " '1 ' • "Tlie : court finds that Mr. Nixon really was discussing - .; . ledse the hostages and surrender. The :guiv- were ; indicted y by a grand jury " as he appears on ABC's "Issues and Answers'.' Sunday in - Korean army officer sends a; girl into a SeoiilV men one of whom ; said; he Reinecke was unable to only the ; possibiUty ot ;buying , was an army point to any statement made on March 7, 1974 , on charges of Washington. Bush rejected a "suggestion made earlier that if '¦ tea room.where her brother and two other deserter angered by mistreatment by su- conspiring to violate the civil Hunt's ; silence.. The White to him about a promise of impeached the President should step down rather than sub- ' .nothing of gunmen barricaded themselves, with 25 host- periorsi made no specific demands in return rights .of Dr,.. . Louis". Fielding, a House says-it knows leniency . . .in the un- " ject the party and the country to the ordeal of a trial in the the payment. . y ages after killing a policeman. The girl's - . for their hostages' freedom.;: (AP; Photofax)/ equivocal manner he sug- Beverly Hills psychiatrist who (AP :; ' • ¦ had treated Ellsberg. Senate. -PhotofaxJ - y U.S. District Court Judge [ •: mission was to persuade her brother to re- gestis," Judge Parker ruled. ; The; Plumbers unit allegedly engineered the break-in . in an attempt to put together, ai;psy- Hea rings set Frictior) with U.S. may ease chological-profile of Ensberg. Ellsberg was then under indictment on. charges stemming from the leak of the Pentagon in Fra Papers* Afeori jpsft|s Conservative \Aîiis nce In ynddlHon, Ehrlichman was PARIS (UPI) —V Valery "Our combat will: continue," with only; a handful of votes in During his campaign, Giscard . Indicted on one count pi lying Giscard d'Estaing, winner .-. of. Mitterand, 57, said after Sun*, France's .; overseas ;; territories d'Estaing picked up rightist France's closest presidential day night's runoff election loss. yet to be reported. A record 87 ' to the FBI and three counts¦¦ of votes by attacking Mitterrand's . - lying ti> the grand jury. ' • . - - election, moved quickly today "Our victory is inevitable." ;• per cent turnout gave the. presi- decision to give communists , a po/fM to -put together a "new era ; becilth " , dent-elect 13,214,648 votes to half-dozen cabinet posts The other defendants are •; Giscard ; d'Estaing, the young- if che Charles , W. Colson, former KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI) and said failure to move government to . face challenges est French president of the 20th 12;842,834 for the defeated "woiv-AA- AAA- ¦"' ¦' ! - ; White- House special counsel; — President; Nixon appealed voluntarily, "could lead to by- a powerful left that nearly Century, vb-wed Sunday night to leftist. . .A spokesman for the presi- Felipe de ; Diego, defeated[ him. carry , a Cuban exile today for '- -'"rapid congressional drastic, cohgressionally . im- out to "the last iota" his Political :analysts ; said Gis- dient-eleet said a premier and a now living in Miami, and three posed mandatory controls." ¦ : The '.48-yeaf-oid . ; conservative campaign promises of sweeping card . d'Estaing, finance minis- approval of his national health full cabinet would be named by;, Watergate .' conspirators, . G. called meetings with his politi- economic and social reforms. ter under the ; late President next . week and ':¦ Gordon Liddy, Bernard L. insurance, program, claiming Nixon acknowledged at the cal supporters this; morning Georges Pompidou; would have the hew • outset -of his speech that , he Ther . president-elect ; promised administration would be able to Barker and Etqgehio R. Marti; that health care, charges will SWEET VICTORY . after defeatng cpmmunist- new welfare measures, higher his hands full trying to appease -:y chose to speak out . once again baeked Socialist Francois take power by the end . of the :-. »ez.- continue rising and that every French Finance Jviinister ..Mit- wages, improved working con- the - labor movement, restless 'month. '¦ Meanwhile, Watergate was in pushing the . plan he terrand by a tiny, 1.4 per cent over a 15 per cent annual •; American ; must , be assured ditions and fringe benefits to said to be hurting Republican advanced last February be- Valery Giscard d'Estaing, margin , . inflation rate, . The.spokesmah said the new .; the Senate Finance AAA "surprise all by their scope and cabinet . would lund raising efforts, and Presi- adequate means ; to meet the cause . conservative candidate for portent: represent Gis- : Committee is opening hearings Mitterrand and his backers " fn foreign policy, he was card d'Estaing's Independent dent Nixon's chief of staff Alex- cost - ' the presidency, ictaims his "A hew era of French politics ander M. Haig Jr. was quoted In a nationwide radio ad- Tuesday Emily Harris, a husband Warrant for Details begin to leak Inside: m( winona schonl CIBGHCIIFlartlflit JSi Kissinger tying up district resi- ' dents Tuesday will elect tef oyers ' W$-\t§ Wh three members to the school board in balloting scheduled J« M,I at 12 polling places — story, . . Wty loose ends of plan page 3. "Just flew down to Pimllco, Md., to see the firepower By BAKRY SCHWGID thinning out of armor Imme- the thinning out of un Vietnam great Preakness race, ) prison- Vfil ^ y° S vel- DAMASCUS, Syria (AP - d i a t e 1 y behind the dis- and an exchange of war ¦vl eran who seeks a Bucked a headwind but Details of a general agreement engagement lines would not ers. log amputation doctors won't not as strong a ono as Syrian cause a problem because tho to separate Israeli nnd Kissinger said he expected to give him is broke and job- the horse I bet on buck- Golan Heights be- distances involved are not less Jind says he's consider- et. Fort forces on the remain in the Middle East at y thousand peo- gan trickling . out today as Sec- great. ing going to Jail so his fam- ple there, counting sena- Now in the 22nd day of his least until Friday, shuttling al- ily can get welfare payments retary of State Henry Kissinger the two tors and congressmen. discussions wilh marathon pence mission, Kis- most daily between — stoty, page 4. arrived for countries. Ho scheduled his "Lucky for me I ran Syrian lenders to overcome the singer brought to Damascus Is- into an old friend. rael's approval of his proposals eighth session today with Syr- ©I ll Behind tho leftist few remaining obstacles. Assad and Through his influence ha to separate the opposing forces, ian President Hafez Ol-M rhetoric and dreams A senior American official Minlstor Abdel Hallm got mo in the inclosure which the Israeli negotiating Foreign of revolutionary victory wore where the Republicans said a buffer zone separating Khaddam in Damascus, six people whose back- vary In team gave Sunday. were, otherwise I would the two armies will returns to .terusatom in grounds hardly would por- depth from less than half a The Syrians accepted the He tend iheiv dcalfiR in a burn- have had to stay In the plan Saturday, making final the evening to meet with Pre- center field with the Dem- mile to a Utile over one mile. other Is- ing nnd bullet-scarred Lns agrcemonl by week'a end ap. mier Golda Melr and Angeles bungalow — story, ocrats." According to thii official, Is- pear a certainty. raeli kaders. page 5, May 11, 1929 rael has agreed to permit Syr- With agreement on the trou- "yoir can assume this will be ro-ontcr towns over the next few Ian policomcn to blesome question of a separa- the pattern" h S A major battle Is villages within the demili- tion line, said Robert Anderson, a || and the focus of negotia- days, HIH brewing ir. tho Mouse ¦ui I lemawîamBWamaaaTmamimaaWatkm âaaV.1 *»#xrfTMMWin aaraaayxnmWMMWi tarized zone along with Syrian tions now is expected to shift State Department spokesman, " this week over contlnuad BATTLE RAGES AGAIN... Confederates civilians. toward such problems as the Informed sources said the military aid for South VieU weekend. Participating in the exercises at ffjj L J(ofW~ also were told on composition of a United Nations Kissinger compromise centered nam - story, pai'e 14. wheel their cannon into position as Union the home of Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant was a All rloMi r»iirved lor Will Rooefi Newsmon infantrymen advance during a mock Civil (AP Memorial Comml«lon SdlHd t>v the one-hour (light from Jerusa- contingent lo man a buffer zone on U.N. control of the peak of unit from Whitehall , Wis. Photofax) Bryan Sterling lem that vesication of tbe between the opposing forces . Mt, Hermon, War battle near Galena , 111., during the __^______Ipfenirfi €onc/t/tfes^ Fesi ¦ Minn; (Special) - The fourth annual ,. SPRING GROVE/ mth church SvttendfMai F«t here was concluded; Sunday diM1<3r flea market, qmlt show SSNorwegian ! meatbaU ' and M^S' attended a X^rwegi^ meatbaU j SS Church , sponsored dinner !h t£^ty Lutheran basement : * &ffi^ ¦ show which was a first, were well attendea. - ..- - .• . ' events included: a fiddlers .^ Other Sunday entitledf -^,^;' Young town cltv park, the Norwegian program, ," in the Spring Grove mgh : SricSs âk ^ g|Oldberg - torlum, and an evening, missionary service with Nils ns guest speaker at Calvary Free Church; y y y , "¦ : 'ANTIQUE; .MOOEL V . ' . .; Donald Ball-Al- tura Rt. 1, Minn., dressed like a woman, HOBSE-DRAWN WAGON ; ' ,". John Ma- wooden: grain wagon drawn by a team of drives a; 1926 model Dodge, which has been yer, St. - Charles, Minn., and his grandson, Belgium horses.. The unit was among an. esti- made, into a: sawmill, in the Klondike Day ' ' Shane Mayer,. son " of¦..jMr.^ nd Mrs. Robert mated 25 entries in the Sunday Klondike Day parade at Elba. The two-passenger anitque Mayer, Plainview, Mirm, ride in an enclosed parade at. Elba, Minni, (Daily News photos) is used to : saw wood,. Wjnprta Daily New* 2 Winoria, Minnesota ; MONDAY, MAY JO/1974 Most s^ BELIEVE DEAN'S CHARGES ken by. the veidict in - lie Mit- Despite, heavy attacks on; : AGAINST NIXON? Broiler Da^s John Dean's credibility by the \ chell-Stans trial as; indicated Believe , :D« Not .'- Dean . N»t Sure White House and statements by] hereA . ¦ ¦ ' . ': ' - , :% ' '. To . :%'.. jurors in the Mitchell-Stans case j Harrf s^SsfrYey ' •" '' TRUST-DEAN":-LESS? >." . . May 1974 ...... 52 30 IB ;V:Tofal.Pyblic April ...... ,....'5S 28 17 skeptical about ' ' ' that they : ' were ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ' ' ¦ " MarcK ...... 52 28 20 : ¦ - ¦ - ¦• . • - - • • - . . . : . . .%. ¦ iii . Ju|y 1973 ...... 50. .' . 30 20 . - , ' queen enira testimony by the former White . . . . J Convenient location* the Trust Dein less ..:.„.;..-26 L - ' House" counsel at that trialAa acts" in connection ^ with .. Don't feel that way ...... 52 " ' ' ' ':- :;; ; '¦-; ' . - WEST- :- . ¦:¦ .. . .BAST- : .- :; . - -^¦¦> -^; - -/CENTRAL. . . plurality of the American peo- Watergate break-in¦ and cover- ' -. Not sure ...... -.-;..;. 22 ; There is little doubt jthat . be- . up. ' ;¦ ¦ ¦ --' ' ¦ ' ple (45-32 percent) believe that .. ' AAA - • -, : :. White House hopes that the fore the House Judiciary Com- listed serious- "John Dean has been more The¦ cross¦ ¦ section was ask- ' • ' ¦ ¦ " Mitchell-Stans trial would mark mittee arid possibly before the truthful about the Watergate ed:-.- - - - . . . STRUM, Wis. -- Geraldine BELIEVE NIXON OR DEAN? a turning point in public opinion entire V.S:- Senate,.White House cover-up than President Nixon." • Tota l Public ¦ A Uunder«ri Dubiel 18, rural Striim - ¦ ¦ " '¦ ¦ ' % ' ' away from John Dean and to- lawyers are going to have to: - Uund*r«r» Cle«irer* i , injured .. . ' ";. . . - . Clemert 4 tiuhdewrt Cl««n«rt . *: Significantly, a 52-30 percent - '¦ ' In a one-car accident early Sat- ¦ Believe Nixon ....:...... 28 . ward . Richard Nixon simply dent John Dean's, credibility bivWbn DjvMon majority said .'. it . "beljeves Dot not .,'. .;. .,.. .;•..., 46 have not materialized, What more than has occurred up to: Division urday morning* Was listed , in ;. Nol iure .... ;..., ..., .:,.- .; 2* 1405 Gllm«r» Ay». serious condition today at St; Dean's charges that President: does remain is the basic credit now,, or the former counsel's 400 Etit 2nd 6* W«ir 4th Nixon knew about the. Watergate : Clearly, the Nixon counterof- bility of John Dean testimony Francis Hospital, La Crosse, 's charges can be expected to ' ' !Wis. . . ',y cover-up," Dean was scheduled iensiye against Dean has sim- of involvement by President be damaging to President Nix- ;i • - .". -V . or Call 452-mivor 452-7683 for Fre« Pickup emd Delivery ;. . ; I A hosp ital to be a key witness before the ply, not taken hold, despite the Nixon ¦in; the- Watergate cover- on's case in proving/lie is not j spokesman said House Judiciary Conimittee in fact that '".bhe-'in : four .was sha- up:;, ' -. . :¦ guilty of a Watergate cover-up. [she was; hi the its hearing to determine wheth- i special: care , un- er, or not to impeach President ;it rece i ving Nixon. A pivotal question will be jtreatment for a just how credible a witness the jfractured ie- former White. .House counsel murAarid arm will be. j and internal THE OUTCOME of the Mirch- .'injuries.- ' ; ell-Staris trial, in which they two ( Miss - Dubiel, : . former Nixon: Cabinet members a: candidate: for were found not guilty, dk£shake G. DiOtiel Arcadia Broiler- the .credibility of Dean in the Dairy Queen, had participated ' eyes of 26 percent of the pub- In the pageant judging at Area- . lic. However, twice that many, dia Friday evening. . 52 percent, said, the episode left According, to Trempealeau them; unshaken in their estimate County Deputy David Galewski, of Dean's veracity. Both sena- she was alone in the car. The tors Sam Ervin and Howard accident occurred at 3:57 a.m. Baker .of the U.S. Seriate Water- on Highway 93 about ¦six miles gate Committee have expressed north of Arcadia. the view that Dean's testimony Miss , Dubiel was northbound before their committee last In a 1969 hardtop. Th6 car cross- summer by and large had been ed .the Wghway into the left substantiated by the transcripts Jane striking the left abutment of the edited tapes recently re- on the south side of the bridge leased by President Nixon. near the Ralph . Skroch farm , On May 7 and 8,' a nationwide Galewski said. . The impact cross section of 1,555 adults was awung.the car around and back- asked by the . Harris Survey: wards across the bridge. It Who has been: came to rest on the right lane of the highway facing the north MORE TRUTHFUL ABOUT WATERGATE COVER-UP? ride of the bridge. : Hot Nixon Dean Sura ¦ ' , Galewski, traveling south on ¦¦¦ % % % 9S, arrived at the scene a few May 1»74 ..... M « 33 April ...... 2» 49 S3 minutes after the accident oc- March .¦.- ...-,.- ..-»' « 25 curred. Skroch was at the, scene July im .38 J7 JS when he arrived. : While the gap between the MISS DUBIEL was plnned-Jn President's and Dean's respec- the car, Galewski said , She was taken tive credibility has narrowed by Arcadia Ambulance since April, there is little doubt ; Service to St. Joseph Hospital, that more Americans are pre- Arcadia, then transferred to the La Crosse hospital. pared to believe Dean's word than Mr. Nixon 's on the cover- Assisting in the investiga- ' tion up story.,. These results are in were county deputies Du- marked contrast to the prevail- ane Pape, independence, and Robert Berg, Whitehall; ing' public view last July, right after Dean's original testimony, when by a narrow 38-37 percent Men' s yard and garden margin, people tended to be- club elects officers lieve the Nixon version of the LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) facts. "-Officers - of the newly organ- Dean became an overt target ized Lake City Men's Yard and of Mr. Nixon, both in the Presi- Garden Club, elected at the dent's April 29 : speech on Wa- May meeting, are: Jerry Rutz, tergate and in a 50-page brief president; Charles Bair, vice accompanying the transmission president and Gerry Swanson, of 1,300 pages of edited tape secretary-treasurer, transcripts to the House Judic- The conttitution will be adopt- iary Committee. The thrust of ed at the June 13meeting at the the White House attack on Dean Jerry, Rutz home, The program was that he, rather than Mr. will include a demonstration on Nixon , would be proved to be air layering. - , - - - ' "guilty of improper and illegal I , FREE ——— Chiropractic Information 1 SESSION Presented by the Family Chiropractic Heallh Service TUESDAY, MAY 21 Starting at 6:30 p.m, at tho offices of Dr. R. C. Con* 278 East 5th St. — Winona In additio n to a short lecture on the Chiropractic Science, a qtiestfon and answer period will be 7icW, It is our hope io be able to answer any and all questions you may have regarding Ch iropractic. We anttoipnte questions sttcfi

• Whnt It Chiropractic? • How long will It take to get well? • Can a condition go too far for Chiropractic care? • Must I be X-Royed? • Do I have to continue periodic check-upi aft«r I am well? • Why come In to ofte n for check-upi? • Do Chiropractors treat children? • Why should my eplne be checked? You moy have questions thnt you want Jinswcrcd. it you do, we urge you to attend this FREE session. Thero is absol u tely no oDllfjnt lon nnd you do not hnvo to bo a patient to altond Wo jus l wnnt lo answer your questions as straightforward as posstlilo so you know about Chiropractic . Winona ; Daily News 4 ¦ Vflriona, Minnesota *» Three others injured I A MONDAY, MAY 20, 1974 lenspiii Gochrar^ COCHRANE, Wis. — Buffalo All three occupants were thrown in Winona to Clem and Beverly 2 p.m. Tuesday and until . 10 County recorded its third traf- out: one landed on the road- . Keeler Herold and tfas gradua- a,rn. Wednesday and then at the fic fatality for 1974 when a way;-ialrljly close to the car; an- ted .from C-FC High . School in church from 11 a.m. until tun* religion said Cochrane man was killed in a other was on the shoulder be- 1971. An Army veteran, he of services. - "A - two-car; head-on crash near tween the jtwo cars, and the served in Germany for 2% here at 8:39 p.m. Sunday. ';. third person was tossed down years. He was a . member of ; Two other persons are in crit- the shoul- Christ Lutheran the highway;¦ ¦ and onto Churcbj Coch- to be healthy ical condition and another is .der. -. ' .:¦'¦ .;:¦' ' .¦- '•> -AA' - 'A-' ',.. - rane, where he was confirmed listed in fair condition. y Jiuie 'il 1967.V: "with the dual concepts of do Knospe's full-sized car wound , and tell, faith and works, heart PRONOUNCEBi dead ea ar- up upside down in the ditch Survivors are: his parents; and mind, nurture and witness; rival at Community Memorial about 14 feet off the highway three sisters, Mrs. Roy"; (Betty) we can achieve and live the con- Hospital, Winona, was Bruce W. on the.northbound side. He was Mueller; Poynette, Wis.; Mrs. cept of a cohunitment faith. We Herold, 20, Cochrane. not thrown out of the vehicle. Charles (Judy) Brust, Mem- can live a life with God, in a Dr. Robert Tweedy, Winona THE ACCIDENT victims were phis, Term., and Mrs.. James church for the world," said Har- County medical; examiner, said taken to:the Winona hospital in (Patsy): Bardcki,; Winona; pater- old P. Hufendick Sunday, y that Herold died of a fractured two ambulances owned by Prax- nal . grandparents; Mr. : , and ¦ " Buffalo County; Wis, One of the ' Hufendick, associate minister, DRIVER KILLED . v Bruce W. HeroId, High Schwl in 1 neck. : el Ambulance Service, Winona. Mrs. .Ehrier Herold, Winona, Minnesota Conference of the 20, Cochrane, Wis., driver of the above 1974 passeingers in the Herold car -is in critical Stanley Knospe, 54, Cochrane, Officer Brantner said the .sky and maternal grandparents, Mr. compact model auto was pronounced dead condition and another is in fair condition. Thei driver of the other car was . re- at the time of the accident was United; ChurchAf Christ, spoke , ; , and Mrs. George Keeler, Wino- . on, "The Church i the 70s, ]ane, -straight stretch and to work iri and among the expired two: years of the . term Iii the 2nd District^ a director to which Kenneth : P. . Nelsbn will be elected to a three-year serving on the board for . 15 of. asphalt roadway, according lives of persons - ; struggling to ' ' years. . . to Buffalo . County .Deputy Ed- be faithful to their calling, both was elected in 1973. I term to succeed Mrs. Sharon 1 Hull who is not a, candidate fpr Seeking the at-large . director- ward Brantner, and Knospe, In their , persona] and their cor- Nelson resigned shortly after ¦ ¦ : ¦ the :; election arid Norman J; reelectiony • ship are Dr. Curtis M. John- who was alone, was¦ . traveling porate lives," he said. . ' ' north V .- ,¦.:-,¦ . ¦ son,. 1306 Conrad Dr., -a Winona • .- •¦_ Decker, 1751 W. Mark St., was The . candidates are Mrs; ¦ appointed by the board last sum- Elaine Earon, 462 W. King St., pediatrician, and yWilliam. - . J. Both cars : caught on fire Two men sentenced mer to serve for the remaining resignirg as a Winona State Col- Ferguson, prairie: Island, a rep- when they collided. Flames were portion of the first year of the lege nursing faculty member to resentative of Motivation Insti- put oat with a hand fire ex- in Trempealeau Co A tute, a professional motivation- tinguisher by some of the first term. attend a course ; at the Mayo . ' WHITEHALL, Wis, (Special) al program, who is; also pur- persons at the scene, ; , . : DRIVER CRITICAL ,. V. Stanley Knospe, critical condition this morning at Community Decker,.vice president for ad- School of Graduate. Studies, Ro- : ' — Two area men were sentenc- ministrative affairs at Winona chester, Minn; ^- and Mrs. Mary chasing the Magic Mist . Car After V the impact Herold's . 54, Cochraine, Wis., driver and 3one occupatnt Memorial Hospital, Winona. The wrecked car , ed Friday iri Trempealeau , Coun- State .College, is a candidate for A. Trautner; 1394 Conrad Dr., Wash, 408 W. 4th St., 1974 compact car came to rest of the above vehicle, which was involved iii a . is-upside down in the ditch, about 14 feet off ty Court by Judge A, L. Twes-¦ housewife and former nurse. The areas included in the re- crosswise on the highway, two-car crash Sunday evening near the Coch- ¦ ' .¦ ' ' • .-' " election to: the two-year term a Stafe Trunk Highway 35. V jne. . _ . . maining three, election districts mostly in the northbound lane. rane.Fountain City High School, was hsted in Timothy. R . CJoIassaoo, 28, of District 861 and the polling rural Whitehall, was sentenced places;are: . y to one year at Waupun State Prison on battery charge. board, council DISTRICT 8 — The 1st, 2nd Police disperse Colassaco^, who was represent- County and 3rd precincts of the 3rd City Resign ed by court-appointed attorney Ward, the 4th: Precinct of the downtown crowd 2nd Ward and Sections 34 and to Fred Berns, Whitehallvliad been charged with assaulting a po- to discuss j ail plan 35 of Winona Township. Polls ^petted make Winona, police early Sunday lice officer. will be^ at Central Elementary dispersed; a . crowd ot about : 50 ¦ The: Winona County Board and the Winona City. Council School. " : ' persons , gathered in the street John Erio, 23, La Crosse, also jaJl Tuesday. V Annual School Election charged with battery, was sen- wilt talk about the future of the county District 4 — The 4th Ward reportlo HRA near The Levee Bar , 115 Main A: special joint meeting of the two governments has been and the 4th precinct of the 3rd St;) Police Chief' Robert Car- tenced to. four months in the room the temporary City Design Development Co, La Crosse County Jail, snider set for 7;.30 p;m. in the commissioners of Ward. Voting will be at Wash- stenbrock Said today. courthouse. should report oh urban , renewal the Huber. Law, ington-Kosciusko School. progress and setbacks at Tues- . Carstenbrock said that police He was charged with . The jail is the only topic expected to be discussed; District 5 --. All ; areas out? received a call from an uniden- assault- yhijiy cost $1 million to day's meeting of the Winona ing a rural Whitehall man April The county board has learned it side the city of Winona except tified person at 12:54 a.m. and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That theAnnual Election of remodel or replace the jail and is interested in learning-if the Housing and Redevelopment Au- Independent School Pistrict Np. 14 near Arcadia. Goodview and Sections 34 and thority (HRA). that five squads were dispatch- : 8*1 of Wiridna County, State of council nught b» willing to contribute financially to creation Township; Minnesota, will; be held on Tuesday, the 21st day of May, ]9 T4i y 35 of Winona Polling , Airiohg setbacks was a feder- ed to: the area. at BIKES DECORATED of a joint law enforcement center.. places , which time the polls will be open from 12:00 o' clock rioon to 8:00 will be at Rollingstone, al Housing Administration Sec- .He said that "about 40 or ETTRICK, Wis,; (Special) — The cost difference between a facility for county use. only Minnesota City, Stockton, Pick- 1 o'clock P.M. in the evening for the purpose of eleciing the following ,, 50 people ' were , involved in ¦ '¦ Four Ettrick young men yob- and a joint facihty is about $20O,o(H), and commissioners have wick, Ridgeway and Dakota tion 220 project which would officers: / • . ' . . - . ''• ' - . " differential. The ceuiity aid low interest financing for the inciden t; : and were, appar- ' eerved . the "Syttende Mai" considered asking the city to pay that schools and at the Homer-Town ELECTION DISTRICT ONE :— One: School Board member (For a Friday evening by parading on board has also discussed entering joint ownership of a facility ¦ '• the 80-unit:apartment tower on ently:, congregating , to watch a term of two years Hall. • verbal disagreement . among bicycles decorated with Norwe- with the city and splitting the cost in two. the Latsch'half-block. . ELECTION DISTRICT several other , TWO V- One School Board member for • gian flags. They were Carl Ped- Another joint meeting is anticipated soon to; discuss the The . application reportedly persons. term of three years fate of parking ticket collections. Tlie parking fines are now was denied because the city did Carstenbrock said that no erson, Elmer Evenson,. Or- SCHOOL DIRECTOR AT LARGE — One School Board ville Smikrud and Lorence handled by the city* but state law. requires the county court to not. have certification of a work- arrests were made, and that member for Probe continues able program. The certification a term of three years Stensven. handle collection. police remained at the scene DESCRIRtlON was allowed to expire, local of- until the streets were cleared. OF VOTING DISTRICTS AND POLLING PLACES ¦ ¦ All qualified electors residing within Independent ficials said , because the depart- ':¦' School District No. 861 may vote at the polling place designated below for th» into city tavern ment of Housing arid; Urban De- election district in.which velopment (HUD) said last Hurt mowing lawn they reside, year it would not be necessary. ELECriCN DISTRICT ONE armed robbery City Design instead is apply- ETTRICK, Wis. (Specia.1) - Voters living in the ares of the City of Winona that lies west of th« ing for a similar Section 221 (d) Mrs. Henry Onsrud, French center line of Cumminjs Street and its extensions Winona Police from the south Chief Robert which does not require the Creek, sustained fractured toes city limits of the City of Winona to the Chicago-IWilwaukee-St. Carstenbrock said today that 4, . Paul certification , according to de- and cuts and lacerations to both and Pacilic railroad right of way; south of tho Chicago-Milwaukee- there are . no new developments ' veloper Louis Lundgren. Another feet Thursday evening. While SI. Paul and Pacific railroad right of way frdrnI its Jnterieetion in -an . investigation concerning City. Design spokesman is ex- cutting the lawn, the mower with the norlherly extension of Cummings Street to its intersec. an armed robbery Friday night pected at the Tuesday meeting, ran over her feet when she slip- tion with the center line of Prairie Island Road and west of the at the Handy Corner Bar, 700 A , citizens' group which fa- ped. Several toes were broken center line of Prairie Island Road from its Intersection with the E. 5th St. - vors urban renewal as planned and 20 stitches were required Chlcago-Milwaukee-St. Paul and Pacific railroad right of way to According to bartender Lois also has asked for time at the to close cuts on her feet. She Its Intersection with the northerly corporate limits of the City of Schwartz, two men entered the session.; The HRA meets at 7:30 was taken to a La Crosse, Wis., Winona .with the exception cf Wincrcst, St. Mary's College an* bar through a rear door shortly p.m. Tuesday in Valley View hospital where she remained Knopp's Addition. This area comprises the first, second and third after ll p.m., precincts of the First Ward in the City of Winona with the exceplfon ordered nine cus- Tower. overnight . for treatment, tomers into a corner, and told of Wincrest, St. Mary's College and Knopp's Addition vote «t her to "get the money." JEFFERSON SCHOOL . Voters living within the City of Goodview Both men were carrying ri- vote at GOODVIEW SHOOL. fles, she said , and both wore ELECTION DISTRICT TWO ski masks and gloves, An esti- Voters living in the area of the City of Winona Hiat lies east of the mated $1,150 was taken in . the center line of Cummings Street and its extensions from the south incident. city limits to the City «f Winona to the Chicago-Milwaukee St. Pflul According to Mrs. Schwartz, and Pacific railroad right of way; north to tho '' .'.-/V'y,v/^y^^^-^.;':-vfvW^jfM - ^ri ^ Aê^rS^fSffcfcsS ; courses on health for the lay- " : ' ' ' ' . . y,; .- .;Moyi e.S:: v ' A,V' ^wm^mtm^mm^^m«i00 O«rmin V i ' . . ' . To fell th* Trulh 1» 1:30 Book _ Bt»1 : *n man and a series on the Ameri- '' pick Afw. t>yk. .NBW I W-M-lMH * Oirdew . Jl M-8 rrmfafe ¦ - .-Tocfay • ¦ Trull) of Con- . «:45 . V«l»r«fti' Forum • a tttt^ Interlori l -.. had been : issued, Calley 'A/. . A'A can: presidency, begins its 11th ¦' ¦ . • ¦;: ¦ ¦ that: warranted order . miquoncoi ' . 7:00 DocufnenUry ;¦*' M*dlc»l . m- WASHINGTON WPT) -± as high as 500. circumstances was. "Ride M» Tiger,'' George * , 3-4:8 :- Coirtsr sentence to 10 "should have known it not season. 6:30, ch. 4;,.. To Toll the Truth * Gunsrtioke . - **'• Army ; Secretaryy -Howard Hy Calley;as the only soldier who Ms reducing the : . Future Is Now ' 31 Magician MO-ll . pocumsnUry^ : , M. - a lawful order/' -/ ' Montgomery, adventure -(1970), Love Tennis. Tennis pros Lew ¦ J: ¦ ¦ Callaway, who last month cut has been convicted of crimes in years.; ' .- ' 3:30, chy 4. : ¦ ssss•:¦ n /.ft » : secretary President Nixori two weeks Gerrard and Don Candy offer *'«^ri ««. ' *«:«..*£ in half the My Lai massacre connection with the massacre, First, the Army . ago reviewed Callaway's iaction "The Ballad of Andy Crock- ; : '' * M. ™ ' ll , was only one of. a ; - ^T V «, y.M^n'S Know, : A sentence oi William L. Calley and he has spent only one night said, "Calley , decided -to make , no er, Lee Majors, drama (1969), instruction for both . the begin- oT ^ Since hisAsonviction, invoived...to that extent arid . " : : ' •¦«• - Frencfi . CNf Jl. IO:JO Atovlr , . - -*; Jr., expects to decide perspiial- in jail. number changes although he could have 6:30, ch, 6;. - ' " ner and experienced player. MovV . lyV whether the former lieuteiK Calley -was restricted to his he was looked at as a ' ' Thrlllir . reduced the . . sentence st-ill "ShOot Out," Gregory Peck, 3:30, eh. SI;-;' ,' -' ' Truth cr Hare'a Lucv 3-4-8 K:45 4-MJ ant wins parole in six miOi* bachelor officer's quarters at scapegoat;" Callaway .; noted . ¦ ConienuenCM ? Movie 5*M0-l»-!» 10:50 Movls 4-11 furtherA A western :(1971) y8:00, chs; 5-10- Local News, 6: 00 ch; 3.V . - ' BWby GoldiJoro to ; Merv (SrIHIn , 11 . 11:.» Wwhlnglon . 31 . months.' Ft. Benning, Ga., until he was that 13 men were charged with v ¦ , - 11s» Tomorrow: - . : S.1M3 - . military law a man is A " : -; - ': , ' ' ' ;¦ LUCIIIB ' Ball 11 Opera . . . .' : Jl ;-: . . this year. Lai and five were Under 13. A A.- ;.- .; ;.,y ;. - Tlie Place far So Story. An In an interview with UPI; freed ion bail earlier crimes at My parole after serving "The .Executioner," George Callaway said there was no ¦ Calley's.-. .case came , to Cal- court-martialed, although only eligible for : aerial portrait California .''yi^^^%*«^^ B^lii^^piMII ^S^^^ S' one-third, of his ^sentence, which Peppard, adventure ( 1970) , 8:00, of , ¦ p-;;w;5?S«4;y*y:.^jp ;:.(>!:4 ;; i; ^ dovSot in his mind Calley "Was laway's desk earlier this year Calley was convicted. . scenes include the . Pacific " W$ ASîfsy^yf^î '^ ' - f^^W'^. wM appeals -through ; the would-,'oe--40 ' months in Calley's chs; 6-9-19. ^^^ ^t ^^^ ^^ ^^ giiilty as charged\ of murdering after . ¦ ¦- the other iriitigating. factor , jailed one at least ' 22 Vietnamese civi- military courts '¦¦'. had been case. Calley was day "Band of Abgels" Clark Ga- coastline, Lake Tahoe, the San the Arniy secretary said, was then released under orders ble drama (1S57), 10:30, chs. AftSmOOn Bonania 10 WSC peep Show It lians. "That decision was fairly exhausted. On April. 16 , Calla- : and , Joaquin Valley and the Sierras. 1:00 Guiding . Light t-4-B - : Fllntatonet •; • 11 •' - . To - Tell , the .; his feeling that "there was a Nixon .arid confined to his - ;. - ¦:¦ H ' -A' ,;' • confirmed the conviction from 3-8- V- ,:V. -V A , _ Days ol : Hogan's Heroe* 13 Truth easy," hfe said. way good deal of evidence €alley 7:00/ chAAw, ch.: :31; Our Lives S-K-U Anily CrIHIIh I» Seam«nshlp> Jl y , as quarters' for 34 months, all.of '.'The Disorderly Orderly,'* and the. 20-year sentence ¦ he was obeying legal Sam Francis: These Are My Newlywotf , 4:J0 Sesame Slreel J-Jl : .J-M Bill Mbyari 2-31 Tlie world, was stunned when well..-; ' ; .;, thought which counts as jail-rime. Jerry Lewis, comedy (1964), Game ' 4-»-1» , Cllllgari's Maiidj - «•» :' . oilers." Military law states Movie ' , 11 Island Ml . Adam-12: 5-10-13. stories of the massacre at ;My it:50, ch. 4. Footsteps. Profile of. the coh- ' illegal order must -not Two months ago Galley was t:30 E HeweirrivÔ - 3-4-8 Anne Baxter, mystery (1968), ist. 8:00, oh.- 2;. .. r ¦ « "! H; aja -i* ^ . - VLT'l^'^-Heroes 5l " s Clemency states , that it is illegal to shoot civilian court while his lawyers ¦ My Life «-s-l» ¦ . Hogan's Bnn»»i» s.io-13 many men, women and chil- from the Army' 13:00, ch. llv V Tuesday 2.-M Price is Right W-l . :. - News . . 4-f-H S' unresisting , captives y. whether appeal, the case through , : the Truth or ;• - .,; - • t-W dren died when troops from the Board; that suggested cutting ' ' Another . ¦ : . ™X Knov», ' :or ; enemy civilian judicial system. Should Tuesday •" Buy and Sell—with John Ber? • ¦ ..World S-lO-ll . Consequences « ¦ " „„, -" Am er i -c a 1. Division .; swept the sentence to . 17 years. they are civilians . y ¦ ' Wunsters'. ,v .. .10 ¦ - . Best. . - : •«ii •;. Calley will "It Happened at the World's iiadot, host, and Pam Beclcer, . General .. ¦ . . . . through the village March^ .16, Looking at that, issue, Callaway troops.: '' .-' . - ; ' ;: that appeal fail, be Hospital ' - '' . ". -M-l» ' - ' - . • Btwltctied . 11- »:00 Documentary 2 . the stocka;de at Ft. Pair," Elvis Presley, musical host of the feature corner. 10:00, 2-}0 Match Gome 3+8 I:J0 Electric <"<> . 2-31 : . . - Merv Orllfln 11 1968, but estimates have ranged said fe. found two mitigating Dui'ing Calley's officer train- taken to ( 1963) 3:30, Ch. 4. •:: ' How To Survive New* J-4-5-S-8-W0-13 . Black Journal . - .31 one hoiir -of Leavenworth, Kan., arid Six , . chJ lAA." . : 5-1 Mission 8:30 Religion 2 ing, he was given ¦ ¦ ¦ Marriage 0-13 months later come before the "I Love Yon" . '. . Goodbye," Local News, 6:00, Ch. , 3. ' ' ' • ' '¦ -One ' Life- " " '¦ ' ' ' Impossible .11 Movie 3r4-8 group instruction in the laws , of . - ¦ ' ' Hope Lange, drama (1974), 7:30, Qutlodk—with . Lois Christen- to Live M-19 " • ' Beal ¦ the Clock 1» 9:00 French Election 2 war. Since ' the My. Lai Parole Board. . ¦ J:O0 Readlng • 2 _ . . . Police Story 5-10-13 ¦ Chs., 6-9-19. sen , 6:30, Ch. 3.' •' . Tanielales 3-4-8 Evening Marcus Walby'. 64-19, massacres the. Army, greatly . If that board recommends "Cry. Rape!*',- . Peter Crffield, 8th Street Peep Show. Con- Somerset • B-10-13 . Consumer ¦ . 31 ie LdebofZ/es has increased the . emphasis parole, the case will return to a ¦:. Auss Pyramid ' ; 6:00 TeachlnB 2 ;»:30 Urban Life ., 2 . ¦ ¦ ¦ drama (1973),, 8:30, Chs, 3-4-8. temporary jazz; area musicians : News 11 la-ws and ' . the section of Callaway's office; Game . 6-9-19 News 3-4-S-8-10-13-19¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ . given the : "If He Hollers, Let Him Go!", from the color television studio Gorner Pyle . . 11 Trulb or Conse- -. ' . Montage . 21 ; importance or -disobeying illegal Normally such recommenda- 3:30 Sesame Street 3 . û«"«» . _,, * . ,10:00 Neivs 3-4-5r«-8-»-10. ' ¦ ' be:yprocessed by fiaymorid St, Jacques, drama at. Winona e state College, 6:30, Movie 4 . To Tell the Truth ? : - 13.19 orders. • .. . : tions would C1968), 10:30, Chs. 3-8. . Ch. 12. A ; ' Dick Van - Dyke 5 loom . . . - .. 31 ' : Perry Mason . 11 cipptirentM junior officers and never conie Mike Dousles 6-9 - «s30,Tliis Is The Llle 2 4 ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ . Firing Line ¦ ' 31 Calley .contended-' he only was "Band of Angels," Clark Ga- House Impeachment Hearings :, - Bewitched ' - . . . • ' . - "« . ,-. OullooK J •' • „.' . ¦ . '. - . - . . ' " • ' »,.. ' to ':an . Army secretary's atten- .. M»^ ^ (AP ; s lack pf from, his superi- ble, romance (1957)A0:S0, Ch, may pre-empt regular evening : Nit For . Animals . 4- f"^.. .,,, . '• " ' Bobby ooldsobro 8 10:50 Movie 4-11 v lam's Labor government ( ap- loss of seats y was a Warning to who. . denied giving again. There's-'. no- reason to Garner Pyla 19. Trut* or Con- 12:00 Tomorrow 5-10rl3 peareii today to have won re- . arid who was found innocent of ' ' ;¦ ' ,. comedy ( 1967) '¦ '¦¦ ', avoid it.'' -yy . ; . :" ter Kastnei* , "Police : Stofy. "Requiem for 4:00 Mr. Rogers 141 : sequence*: : f ¦ News * ' Whitlam. . , " ¦ ¦;• ¦ - ' '. ' Mod Squad 5 Polite Surgeon 10) ' ¦ : Western. . -• •" election, but newspapers and any crime. .. . • . '";' • - . 11:00, Ch. 11. : . • ' an Informer", a true story, de- The Syidjuey iWornirig Herald : tails the friendship between a opposition politicians said the . The Army secretary refused Highlights tough detective and a drug-ad- LabOrites' nairow victory mar- agreed,, saying in an editorial to step into the middle of that ¦y : Throiigh FrWay Morning Programs gin was a warning from the dispute, but said "even if . the EVERY TUESDAY ' y-'T. . wcco ch.-4~wTeR fceay'n La crosse-W K BT ch. a Sunday that Labor had won 64 Ausiin-Kiiijs ch. * p r e.s e n t , confusing circum-. KSTP Clu 5 KTCA Cli. I t^^Z-or L te La Crosse-WXOW Ch. If seats in Saturday's race for the KMSP Ch. 9 Roehester-KROC Ch. 1«, ..ta Crosse^-WHLA Ch. 31 stances represents a sharp re- ^^flWWA BAKED CHICKEN Winona—Cable TV I Mason City—KGA.0 Ch. i Programs lubleet. to change 127-meniher House of Repre- ¦ ' ¦' '¦¦, ¦buS:."::: '¦ ¦; TOMORROW'S YOU CAN EAT ehlich ; : ' ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ sentatives, while Bill Snedden's Fm . :«i30 Sunri«e y: . • Vartety . .'. : • »-- ' . • ' Rettless : 3+8 :' .Another paper , The Austral- Semester 34-8 9:30 Gambit I-4-3 tiberai-County. party coalition ^- SPECIALS — ¦ • Jackpot - H0-1J ian, ; said the 58-year-old prime ^ Not for '• - . -. Jeopardy 5-10-1S : . . password 4-9-U had 57. Six siats were undecid- • Old-FasMoned.y C4 7C Women Only » : Greeh Acret : » That Girl 11 minister's close shave meant ^Xil J 11 ed. The old House had 125 seats, 'Beef Slew ...... court action on tapes Variety 11 Jeannle . ¦ ¦ HJJO search far "the voters have thought again ¦ . .' 'Religion . - ' . 13 Zoo Rewoa . .. . - : !». - Tomorrow ' M-I 67 held by Labor. • Polish ' . , Cl 7C f|95 TiOO News - , t;8-» ,0.M E|BCtr|C - - and decided that if Mr.^ Whit- ' WASHINGTON:(UPI)' " Rep. also at any time in.: any admini- ¦:¦ ¦ ¦ . co. . .»• Celebrity Sweep- Most analysts predicted the . :•' ; Sausage .;...... ^»*il 3 — Carmen ¦ ¦ ' Now you stakes ; : W0-1I ; " stration ," Froehdch said. . -, . ' . Today ; flO-13m J ¦; : ' ¦ ' ' lam is better, he is not so much Harold Froehlich, a,member of ...... $e«- It-" ". - . - »*• • " . Split Se»M . . 6-9-1V final results— which may riot Includes French . Fried or PrOehllch said if the commit- • Zoo Revua - ' ' ... ' II - :, wizard of Variety .11 be known for several days — better," . -9to- Mashed Potatoes, Cole 'Slaw the House Judiciary Committee, »i>0 Clancey . -..- . .J . Odils 5-10-13 Sesame Street 31 tee is correct in its subpoena de- Popeye, . . . . 11 . Whitlam, who became prime Soup or ' Juice, Coffee Ice . .. Beat the Clock * 11:55 News . MMJ will, give Lalior a majority of . called: oh the committee to "go "its position will be Variety 11 Father Knows 13:04) Sesame Street . 2 minister, in December, 1?72, has COUMTRr 'Cream. . mands Capt, ¦- ¦ one to three seats. The leader 6:00 ,. . : Best; -. 1» ' . ' Nevis W-5-10.1J pledged , to continue to carry out to the . courts" in its quest for strengthened:: and buttressed by . - . - Kangaroo 1-4-8 Addami Family 1» All My of the majority party or coa- . KITCHEN Variety « t, his: legislative program, which additional . subpoenaed: evidence a favorable judgment from the io:25 NeWs ¦ Children . 6+tt lition in the; Housie becomes § ISli Service Dr. _ ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦j' ' ; IO:J0 l.ove of Life ' :¦!+ ¦ -. - Noonllms I includes a s t a t e<»ntrolled courts,"- - - 8:J0».. C»rrascolendai** • 3I prime minister . and -forms the from President . Nixon , in the . Hollywood 12:13 Variety I health , insurance plan and a STEAK SHOP committee's impeachment inqui- . "Above all," Froehiich said, ' . /yioyle . * :¦ .. Squares .: 5-10-13 12:30 As the World government.y. 125 Main miist operate in Romper Room . .9 • Brady Bunch M-19 Turns W-8 n the tight race, for the: Sen- government-run petroleum and ryAAV "tbe Committee Munsrtrs II Andy Griffith 13 . :• Lefl . W«k» . mineral resources authority. Saî^W^ . a way that will preserve the 9:00 Joker's Wild 1-4-8 10:40 Electric Co. . 31. A Dell «-»rlf ate, the experts predicted La- Froehlich said the committee ¦ ' Three on Hazel t 10:55 News • ' 3-81 . ¦ • b^r may take from 29 to 31 of must take steps to avoid ''ah fabric of our constitutional sys- . .- - . - Olnati Short : 8-1M3 nelijion « ' ¦' " • ' Maich . ' 10-13 . - ' •: " 11:00 Young Variety 31 the 60 seats. It held 26 in the The heaviest recorded haul of ultimate confrontation" .with the tem; . -Fiinlstdnea . 11 * y ^ President over the subpoenaed old Senate/ " , narcotics was made off St, tapes and documents, : > " Snedderi, 47, had forged his Louis at Rhones, France, where * INPS^^ caihpaign on what he saw as 78,400 pounds of floating bales ^^^ In a release from his office, ¦ voter discontent over the coun- containing unprocessed ; mor: the freshman Wisconsin Reput* try's 14 per cent, inflation/rate^ pbine, opium, heroin and -hash- llcan said . he wrote Committee Soviet , He . refused to concede the elec- ish worth $75 million on the re- Chairman Peter Rodirio, D-N.J., ^l^lli^î^f tion by Sunday night, although tail U.S. market, ' , were f ound and said "tiie . committee; does he said Labor appeared toy be beirigr loaded into canoes : by liot have unlimited power to se- winning a majority. three men on Feb. 25, 1971. cure evidence from the Presi- dent." :-: ..; • . "Thus it should not be the final forceMIAMI (UPI) — A study on composed î^^^^^^ , of two , destroyers, Norfolk, and : above ground arbiter of when the President Soviet . nuclear arms strategy one tanker;.' and one. ballistic installations 'which were moved k Is justified in not fully comply- WÂ \^\ lends credence: to reports that though this/ is . a diesel to the South to be out of range f ing with a Committee Subpoe- (powered ) sub and not nuclear t^m\\\\\ the U.S.S.R, maintains a of polar attack, endan- na," Froehlich said.;.. permanent nuclear strike capa- (powered), it carries : three are FOR YOUR gered, he said. "The President, in some, in- bility ih Cuba which could wipe nuclear missiles called 'Serb' " stances, may raise a valid legal with a range of 750 miles," out as much , as two-thirds of PG 7:15-9:20 objection to a, demand for full the United States in the/ event Ryees said. • Winona Daily News • • NO PASSES M JMLJJ compliance with a Committee of. atomic war. UNDER 12 $1.00 OVER 12, S2.50 CsUjj UU subpoena," Froehlich said. "The The authoritative Jane's All is in the . MONDAY, MAY 20, 1974 OR The strike capability Mm Committee must not assume a The World's Aircraft describes ¦ position in which it can dismiss form of ships docked or Serb as a missile "similar : In ' VOLUME 118i NO. 155 all these claims: out of hand.; anchored in Cuban waters appearance to the (U.S.) Published dally except Saturday and cer- rather than land bases, accord- tain holidays by Republican and Herald . Polaris A2." . - . Publishing Company, 601 Franklin St., "Astoundingl" J& "For the Committee to adopt ing to experts here. Winona, Minn 55987. -GOMPMY : such an extreme view of. its In an interview with UPI, Dr. ^ eight-month SUBSCRIPTION RATES power would be to embrace a Tlie report published in book Goure said the Single Copy 15c Dally, 30c Sunday mechanism for harassing, con- form today by the Center for study of Soviet nuclear arms Delivered by Carrier—Per Week 75 cents, Advanced International Studies strategy by way of , Kremlin 13 weeks S9.75, 26 weeks 319.05, 52 week: A - ¦ ¦ ' ¦- ¦ founding .and eventually dis- 138.10.:;; - .-' . TUESDAY ¦¦-^^^ 3|j^fe : mantling the , executive branch at the University pf . Miami, broadcasts, supported the view said the Soviet nuclear strength of Reyes and others that a By mall slrlctly In advancei paper stop. iiB^^^ of government p?;: , not only at this DOd on exclratlon date. time in this Administration , but was considered by the Kremlin system of relief vessels at to deter U,S. intervention in the Cienfuegos Cuba, and else- Local Area — Rates below apply only , In Winona, Houston, Wabasha, Flllmora Whateve r kind of get-together you're plan- Caribbean island. where on the island assured a and Olmsted counties In Minnesota) and capability Buttalo, Trempealeau, Pepin, Jackson The study is authored by Soviet nuclear strike B ning, get together Plainview school ' and L Crosse counties In Wisconsin: and with the Colonel and HSMrOK .Prof. • Foy D. Kohler, former in Cuba at any given moment. . armed forces personnel with .military U.S. ambassador to Moscow; addresses In tho continents! United States names Boys Stater Goure said although the or oveneas.wlth APO or FPO addressei, you'll have 0 finger-lickin' good time. It Prof. Mose L. Harvey, director Soviet submarine:with the Serb 1 year 530.00 9 months 124.00 PLAINVIEW, Minn. (Special) of the center, and Dr. Leon missile might be one of the 6 months - 119.00 3 months 810.20 can be a party/ a picnic, a meeting or a Steve Liebe- Goure, director of Soviet Harbor or Elsewhere — ; — vessels in Havana In United States and Canada im&m^ studies at the center. AT 7:15.10:12 DOUBIE now, son of Mr. Cienfuegos at the present time, t year ' M5.0O » months • 532.00 banquet. • FEATURE • and Mrs, Her- For several years, Dr. '"We know the Soviet ships ; are 6 months 822.50 3 months . 512.50 man Liebenow, Manolo iteyes, an exiled Cuban now cruising with nuclear Sunday News only. I year . 315.00 Slnole dally copies m«IIH 25 cents ooch. \ Plainview,.- will civil leader and newscaster for warheads with a range of 1,200 Single Sunday copies mailed 75 cents It can be a small group or a big crowd. *w \ -SSfy Dems JhghlUka represent Plain- Miami's WTVJ-TV , has ap- to 1,500 miles. The strength each. , Subscriptions for lass then one month: view Comrnunt' peared before various congres- would be from 200 kllotons to tl per week, Other rates on request. Colonel Sanders can feed any number of I. ty High School sional committees with reports one megaton, probably." Send change of addreii, notices, undeliv- i&Bunis at 1974 Boys from Inside Cuba concerning ered copies, subscription orders and other people in mighty fine style. he Stnte. Soviet arms build-ups. 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At 8i55 HAL LEONARD MUSIC /&/%f 5A?~> /^ffiy% M 10,5 PHONE 454-2920 64 EAST 2ND ST. (Gikv^•*+*+++&y ^h^C^^h^k *+ZZ& °' ^-—1-—~————»^„______^______^______^_^___^_M—- ___^_^__ IN BLUE ByIt-ll TIM: KEITERM/VN Scholarship finalist', a thief iii between," he ywrote. rf»mmuniques as chief the- tions ; in connection with a She came to Berkeley in 1971 East Bay . Regional Park Dis- "She was really angered.that; SAN . FRANCISCO (AP) — A Patricia Moniê; Soltysik, 24, "She had all-. that she wanted, oretician of the SLA , Mrs; Per- shootout Thursday at a sporting after social work in Min- trict. She worked avidly' but she couldn't; do something con- black , ¦ as prison escapee • and five^who was a ¦high School honor TVs in every room.;Her home ry took the name "Fahizah." -...- goods store in lnglewbpd, near neapolis and got job a peacefully in the antiwar and structive in society," said ¦ ' young . white radicals lived student; :¦ . -. :¦ - looks better than a movie, star's ^ ¦ \. - ' ; ';.ATWpOD' :' . ; :y Los Angeles. : " . ; ^ * briefly with; guns ,.; ' .A^ maintenance worker for the women's liberation movements. friend, Joyce Halverson. , leftist rhetor- and still she wanted more," Angela Atwood was believed The; trio worked; on prison re^ ic and dreams of revolutionary Camilla "Candy" Hall, 39, form, then Atwood and Joseph victory. . ¦: ' .J. Minnesota-born daughter of a Distraught over a legal sepa- to be "Cfenina" oh one SLA ^ tape, ;-: ¦ . y: ' Remiro reportedly started a ro- But as their charred, dis- Lutheran minister and a for- ration, he diverted himseli' with A A;--' - inaiice. She Vanished when Re- figured bodies were dug from mer social worker. "A guns and firecrackers! He ; was The Indiana University grad- miro was arrested Jan. 10 in with her the ruins of a . Symbionesie: lib- Thesir :paths began to cross at arrested in; California and New uate came to Berkeley : the slaying of Oakland Schools eration Army. : hideout during the California Medical Facility Jersey on weapons charges but husband, Garyv .in ; 1972; they Supt. Marcus Foster. the weekend, . the at Vacaville, where some of evaded jail. split up a year later. Mrs. At- words from ; WOLFE one _ of their threatening com- them tutored a prison support In his last arrest, DeiVeeze wood later moved in with fel- " group called the* Black Cultural was wounded in a .1969 gun low Indiana natives and report- "Willie'!; Wolfe was . bhara, muniques rang hollowly proph- racterized as an apolitical un- y^SS^SSft - ; and etic: A- '"? :- Association. ; battle with police after trying ed SLA members Emily \ Imprisoned there . was De- to ;cash a stolen check, Semr Bill Harris. The : Harrises were derachiever while a student at "There are two things to re- Preeze—;the acknowledged head teheed to five years to life, he charged Sunday with gun viola- Mt. Hermon Academy in North- ;; ¥&r member about revolution.' We was sent to Vacaville, where hampton, Mass. Wî ^X: j of the SLA and the man who ' ^ are gbiiig to get our .asses kick- called himself Cinque, after the authorities say ¦he was obsessed ."Willie. : would go *out of his ^ ed, and we are going to win."; leader of a slave- rebellion. with religion. - • ' ': . . . way not to break the rules. The Behind the words and ex- ' Later he : was transferred to whole year I roomed with him, , ' A ' Here is some¦ bf what is known II W" ^ If" : ploits of the SLA and its-leader, of them : . .- Soledad Prison and escaped in Rev Hafl I don't think he read one politi- ' I>onald David ^ . DePreeze, were DeFREEZE ' . March 1973. ;But it was at;Vaca- cal book, " said Nicholas Monjo, Did you ever wonder why iinore ^ ^ ^ ^ y Ik five, people whose; backgrounds ville that he apparently laid the a Mt.: Hermon schoolmate. 111 ;^ The eldest son of a iniddle- ; people are right-handed instead pf; II iardly \voiiid portend their olass Mack couple from Cleve- groundwork for . the SLA'e Later;- Wolfe attended UC SB - deaths in a Mazing Lbs Angeles cause and : recruited the other Berkeley; where his black stud- ;¦;.¦ ¦ land, DeFreeze dropped out of mftumpis bungalow: - • school . at 14 members, .; ies course took him to Vaca- , went' to reform ¦ ' ' ¦;v; Nancy Ling Perry, 26, former school for two years, then was PERRY — :• ville and to DeFreeze. ' high school cheerleader and paroled.;; Nancy Perry frequently vis- jl V AA..^ 11 ¦ ited Vaieaville when she was ' ' "He was constantly talking ^Pr natly human beings used llr supporter of Barry Goldwater 'I was still lonely," Tj£ martyr child about Red China," said his 11 '9' al' for: president in 1964 A . not selling fruit juice at a LINCOLNWOOD, 111. (AP) Hr Freeze lato wrote to a judge. Berkeley street statM. The one- — brother John. "He was trying their left and right hands, equailyA A IS Angela Atwood, 25, a onetime "I didn't love anyone nor did ¦ ' The father of a slain Symbion- to look like Che Guevara.": student teacher in Indianapolis; time conservative - who ' . .en- "favoring neither; But as weapons ||| . anyone love, me." He subse- for president ese Liberation Army member Wolfe d moved to the Maoist- 111 William "WiKie" Wolfe, 23, a quently married a Newark dorsed Goldwater says his daughter a mar- rnpst , in 1964 had. undergone a trans- V'as oriented "Peking i House" com- 11 developed,^ people got in the ll gifted young man who in high N.J., mother of three. ' tyr for the Causes she believed mune in Berkeley, . dropped put school was a National Merit formation . that . included drug in..- - :";;- B y habit of hQldih^ ]jj| y "I worked two jcbs and was use and leftist political "beliefs. : of school, then reportedly sold The ReV. George F. Hall al- hot dogs. ';;" B other protection over their hearts IJ : Born in; Santa Rosai; Calif., so criticized the, burning of the > the daughter of a y furniture SOLTYSIK : • ¦ Lois Angeles house where his B A using their left hand: to do that ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . |g Store owner, the petite young daughter died Friday in a gun- Patricia Soltysik came to A : f^ ' k\drsV ^f \SU*nSuKm hnd no idea â\^ ^ ... /l 1 . 1. 1. 1 i, sti;°t »v. ** ^ ¦ \l aa\^^94a\aaaaaaaak..^ssssV ^K^ .ma ^^ î\.ii4,f^,\,Miti,t\Atji%Kmi'" " '' " ¥' ' . ^^ssssssssstx^^B^^ k m. ¦ Miss Hall to join a radical ai^ «ri»n, itriM !i»t, I IOJ Utt. t»«i, ^vÂ M I \ m flssssssssP^rm\ ^tr rum».cup. * «ndCcotchllaQii,iodic»>!•*•, i, lot ^^¦^^. group like the SLA. \ \W mm ^ ^ \r .n, at m ^"aa^. .âr 7 V ^mmW¦ ^ ^SaWr lUiiU iiikufcoKiCap fiwi.H.iw.sninii .ttiiiMSl.tiM. ^mr ^âaaar j " •Candy was a happy, kind X. ^mr . Unlit Cup MPflll »"« l(IMPilntii(«m«tPMiliNiln{.SP«flpi, IhU- ^^ / person, very concerned for oth- N , S ers, but sho has boon gone four ^ * i : : . ^ years now, and a lot can hap- FOUNDATIONS-SECOND FLOOR pen in that time," she said. 0f A pag^ dpinj^ Blow wit GASP ¦' ¦: ker's right to amble," GASP assures WASHINGTON ACarinirie de Sap- his/her; id, boss of Tammany Hall a genera- ; its members. ''Only right to tion ago, abolished the smoke-filled smoke in your breathing space." Not true ; any /harassment,;., especially room during his tenure as leader yvM^ " because his eyes were sensitive to harassment by executtye regula- part of i process .' that in- snioke. " . 'A ¦ ¦ ¦ ' tion, is A Sapios. ,;.' our liberties and pollutes .' ' .In--. : that sehce at. least, de Sapio fringes on books. : Is regarded , as . a prophet without THE C IGARETTE smoker is al- our statute honor in hjs own ; ready the target of too many govern- Today the smoker, tomorrow the tinie by members of ment agencies. He cannot be adver- onion-eater, and the day after to> a new organization, tised to on television; he must carry morrow: the person who prefers one fiercer and more around on every pack a dire warning cheap perfume to the taking of self - righteous than about killing himselflhe is taxed re- baths — once government gets its gressively and punitively. nose under the tent of social inter- the old tiger of Tarii- ¦¦ many: the Group / Yet . the smoker •' . •continues./ to course, there will be no privacy for Against Smokers' smoke ; lit the' U. S. last year, 588 anyone. ;¦; ;- . . were puffed, drag-, Pollution (GASP).;, billion cigarettes THE BOSSISM of the do-poodtr ii "Nonsrnoker s ged upon.and choked oyer, snd he/she (fight in intolerable, even when have right too" is thanks to the : growing interest pollution!) cloaks pater- _ : teen-age girls,' the mar- linguistic the slogan of GASP C smoking by. ¦ in : the guise of selfishness. and in its ?afn* ket continues to grow. " . '.;¦ nalism "liberation . every social inequity needs a le- guide" there - are tips to members Not This perverseness — the refusal of cure; ' social, not government, about , metltodsy'to discomfit those them gal people to do what is; good for pressure is/appropriate to lea SO FAR so good: In an enclosed , by the exhala- I - gave up smoking two years space, people who are annoyed by annoyance caused nailers. If ago; anil it is like losing a friend. tobacco smoke should make known tions . of the coffin to reason, I don't feei ;any better,-and am not their irritation to smokers who smokers do not respond • , of ad- inclined to badger others • into sac- failure in should then have the courtesy de- to warnings, to the siiehqing to to , then rificing one of life's little pleasures. sist. Unfortunately, that is not the vertising, to lax disincentives only, way is to make it What"incenses somesome .people is in- last GASP buoyed by their ; success perhaps the my way; is cdriftised more difficult to find a,place to cense; to me ^blo^ com rn u n icaf i b ris ' The Cabinet, under the American in getting airlines to segregate ' " smokers, the nonsrnokersyMe press- light up. New York Times Nem Semcti Since June 1971 the Daily News has devoted presidential system, is not like a J'You are not denying the smo- Cabinet under the British or par- ing their attack with demands for about VA pages to something called a land James Reston ; vs * liamentary system. /-. ' . government regulation of "breathing plan fbr the city of Wihpha. / space." . WASHINGTON — The President's Actually, there is /no institution- alized Cabinet in Washington. May- - From Barry Goldwater's Arizona ieary Radio stations have aired elements of the pro- Cabinet has been piit in an awk- to George McGovern's Spilth Dakota, Graffiti , . , ; by position by! the impeachment be there should be, and if there had posal, and the city planning commission has dis- ward states .' have passed laws prohibiting inquiry in Congress,, and it is clear been the Watergate scandal and tributed hundreds of copies of the brochure detailing smoking in museums,.concert halls, from Cabinet members' public state- the cover-up could not possibly have -the proposal..; - theaters, libraries and elevators. ments/that they have been neglect- happened, but there isn't. Cabinet of the members here have no constituen- . This is a gbo^ example ty- ed by the White House and that they ranny of the minority. A little group : For someone who was involved in part : of the have not yet sorted out their loy- cies of their own. Their .main job process as a member of the planning commission, is ' yto administer the ¦ President's of i willful persons, representing no. alies, opinion biit their own, has rendered there also seemed to be an endless series pf infor- For example, Claude/ Bririegar, policies as the principal executive mation meetings and official hearings. s transportation secre- .'.(officers of their .departments. :; - the great smoking habit public help- the President' less and contemptible. tary, told the ./.National. Press THAT IS the present situation of WHEN THE .City Cpvncil held a poblie hearing Where a fire or health hazard ex- Club here the other day that he this Nixon Cabinet under the pre- ists, nobody disputes that smokiiig on the plan a week ago today, eight froni the public , offended and discoriir- was "shocked vailing difficulties; but it does not should be prohibited. But despite the spoke: a contractor, an architect, a perennial plan- aged" by the Watergate "mess," mean that it is bound to . .support fuming of former Surgeon General ning critic, two preservationists, a college student but didn't want the president to re-? whatever the president does. Mem- Jesse Stelhfeld, ho evidence exists to and two other , citizens,: ¦'., sigh. hers : can resign if they think Mr. suggest that 'the exhaled smoke of. ¦ Mxori's policies are wrong or that other persons poses a-health hazard ." last; week the industrial cpmriiunity ON THE same day, Secretary of .; But later " Frederick Dent told an He has lost the . cohfiderice essen- to nonsmokers. A tiny, ihinority is ac- became aroused on learning the existence of a land Commerce audience in Greensboro N.C., that tial to win consent for his policies curately allergic to smoke, and its vise plan and its contents. At what appeared to be , the'/President's. Watergate , tran- in the; Congress or in the world. wishes need to be considered, but an emergency meetings surprise was expressed that president is riot Some key members of the Cab- public policy ought not to be set to a land use plan was being considered ajid that it scripts show that the criminal act. But he inet may quit if thie erosion of re- accommodate today's Carmine de ericouragey riverfront indus- guilty of any ' involved a . proposal to ' President's . politi- spect for, the president's character relocate in the industrial parks. added that the tries to cal enemies are leading the impeach- arid authority go on, biit it has not drive arid that the media have reached that point yet. ment : This relocation — and preservation of the bluff tried to obscure "these , facts and But the White House . cannot use lines — has been among the; most discussed and dwell on this subject with a vindic- Cabinet members like Dent as prop- most reported facets of the land use plan. tiveness arid glee that distort a fair agandists against impeachment with- WASHINGTON - KfMBÎ&iS^0iFor nearly five I remember crossing the English out getting into deep trouble with evaluatiori of the broader issues of decades (I started at age 18) I have Channel on the night before D Day other members of the Cabinet; Any- Last June 15 the iDaily News reported after a the day." A been a professional journalist. For as a war correspondent; participa- commission public hearing, "One of the most radi- Meanwhile, senior members of the way, Patrick Buchanari.on the White about 40 of those years I have been House staff is much better at wiim ting in the British assault upon Caen cal changes the plan makes to shift the city's pat- Cabinet like .. Henry Kissinger at propa- involved , as correspondent or com- ganda than Dent.; When Buchanan In Normandy; then participating in tern deals with the riverfront. Proposals call for State and James Schiesinger at De- . mentator, in nearly every one of defends the president but disarms a vast and endless storm of violence relocation of industry out of the area from Levee fense, though they are constantly in- , meriibratrce. And so now if I may , the Opposition by saying he . doesn the great stories of tliis world. A , with / American forces across Park east to the Burlingon Northern Railroad bridge vited to pass judgment on the tran- 't For the last 16 of those years; a I apologize for the excessive use find the White ; House tapes spirit- of France, across Belgium and into and that land's return to public use," scripts, have tried to stay out of " syndicated column has emerged the perpendicular pronoun, ually uplifting, ¦ ' who needs Dent? but what Germany at a little place called the public controversy. from tms type- other form could I use? I turn to Roetgen. It was discussed in the public information meet- The main thing for the moment THE POSITION ofthe Cabinet can writer. some of my own memories, : A I have known many of the world's ings and hearings in 1971 and 1972 when the plan is that the executive branch of the be important. It could even , be de- ' .. This is the last 1 remember covering the murder was being developed and it was discussed and re- government should keep going; at statesmen. I saw Winston Churchill cisive, particularly if Kissinger felt of those columns. I trials, large and small, from little feeling no pain on a British beach- ported again at the coimmission hearings on the spe- maximum efficiency while the Pres- am going back to towns In Texas to he could no longer carry out his courtrooms in head , In . Normandy with a large cific plan itself a year ago. ident is preoccupied with his own responsibilities to an impeached Texas, after an ab- Manhattan. I remember watching defense. He has set the direction of ; brandy bottle sticking out. of his president. But Mr. Nixon is not talk- sence of 40 years, the agonies of a Tammany Hall coat pocket, I saw a President — Last June 10 we published the eight-column- policy, but it is carried out by the ing to his Cabinet members about but not into any which, as a beheaded British king Lyndon : Johnson ing in the -wide map ~ providing the background for the mon- Cabinet and the civil;service, ./. .,. — weep that problem. He is assuming their "golde n retire- once said in another connection , was nighttime when the casualty figures tage above — with commentary, including this: "The ACCORDINGLY, divesting the loyalty, to him, forgetting that, un- ment"; not into any so unconscionably long time adyirig. plan envisions relocation of industries now situated came in from Vietnam. I have heard Cabinet members from their . main like John Ehrlichman and H, R. "leisure village." I I remember the onset of Hitler- Golda Meir tell it like It really was along the riverfront." In an editorial two days la- am going to recom- h| work in speeches like Dent's, pro- Haldeman, they may be driven in ^, . Ism which, in the days of the so- —and is—in language they don't ter we noted : "The planning staff is proposing sev- the crisis to consider a higher loy- mence what has al- **""• called phony war, claiming the President's innoncense, made me war teach at any girls' school. "^ ' .. . ' eral major changes in land use, particularly along or like Brinegar's, deploring the alty to the nation. . : ways , been my second career—the editor of the Associated Press. I the riverfront." transcripts and the "mess," only writing of books. remember leaving the AP after And I have known well scores of New York Times News Service Pearl Harbor senators and congressmen; dozens of add to the confusion. . . ' , THEN to enlist all gung-ho as THIS , i i an hour of far* a private in prime ministers and platoons of am- WE CANNOT racall a slnglt adverse comment well, necessarily, of nostalgia. the Infantry. — written or oral — against the industrial relocation bassadors. In a word, I have had a To those editors and readers who plan during all those meetings and hearings, includ- I REMEMBER long months of great and privileged life; and of have endured me or encouraged me, hospitalization from meningitis—the these tilings I am unashamedly ing testimony from the Winona Area Chamber of I send my thanks in this way; I had discussed the land Divorce-Italian style only time in my adult life when I proud: A Pulitzer prize in litera- Commerce, which, of course, have no means to do it in any. more use plan at its own meeting and in its bulletin to was truly cut off from the news — ture ; the Presidential Medal of From an editorial In its first year alone. Inasmuch as personal way. and at last being irfcaljded from thi Freedom; the pnembers. All of its members, by the way, received three quarters of the divorces thus medal of Officer, Or- New York Tlmei Nostalgia, of course, means re- Army. Â der of the written invitations — as well as telephone calls in to coup ^ Crown Belgian; a tour far granted have been les ol duty many , cases — to attend an information- meeting in more than 20 years and as regents professor at the separated University October 1971. A total of 17 people from the entire Tlie surprising 3-to-2 referendum new divorce suits declined to a rate of California , Berkeley ; the writing of community came. vote in favor of Italy's three-year- of only 14,000 last year, common 48 consecutive essays old divorce law may alter the coun- for Harper's ma&izine, along with sense counseled Italians to repudiate * A* Later on, we found occasion to comment that try's political future more than the the hysterical campaign that por- >>lx books. Institution of marriage. the small attendance at meetings might be decep- trayed retention of the divorce law FlJtoUY, I leave Washington — tive, that the information was getting out through Family traditions In Catholic Italy, as a step toward permissiveness, which is mm a good place to visit in to undergo revo- the media, that the plan was being discussed which are unlikely sexual pormiscuity, pornography but I wouldhy want lo live hero dele- ,. have combined group sessions, and that representatives were lutionary change and communism. anymore- with, absolute faith in with the divorce law's stringent re- gated to attend the hearings. Politically, the referendum was the basic decenhy. strength and quirements to limit divorces to 60,- a defeat for conservative elements durability of all ou\lnstitutlons. Still now, in May 1074, we find that those who tJofl so for, not the million predicted in the dominant Christian Demo- are potentially most seriously affected economical- by clerical opponents of the law for cratic party led by former Premier United Feature Syndicate ly by the new land use plan may have been In com- Aimintore Fanfani , who evidently plete ignorance of it until five days ago. sought to use the divorce issue as a WINONA DAILY NEWS stepping stone to personal power. Obviously what we, the other media and the An Independent Newspaper —• Rumor 's Cabinet is tlie 36th since planning commission staff did was not enough. We Established 1855 World War II nnd Europeans now are not applauding ourselves. But we are at a refer jocularly to Italy as the coun- loss, for the moment, as to what else we might hnvo MEMBER Or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS try that has proved that It doesn't done to achieve communication. need a government. But there haa W II .MAM F. WHITE ....Publisher been less Instability than meets th* AS FOR THE isiuc Itself, tha industrialists and C. E. LINDEN , B US . Mgr., Adv. Dir. eye. others who now have an opinion about the land uso Anoi.ri i BRKMKH , . . Editor m-Chle/ That could change now, The emo- plan should, of course, express themselves to the G ARV W. EVANS , . Mno, Editor tional divorce issue, which split that city council, late though they may be. M, SUE ROETHELE , Asst. Newt Editor Socialists and Social Democrats C. GOIIDON HOLTK . . Siindoj; Editor from the Christian Democrats, and We would hope, however, thnt they sec the W ILLIAM H. ENGLISH . . . Controller the strains of the current economic: land use plan for what it Is: a plan, a hope, an ideal. A. J. K IKKBUSCH , , Circulation Mgr, crisis are polarizing opinion. It is not & zoning map. And who can dispute that L. S. BIIONK ....Composino Supt. Italy 's powerful communist par- from the community standpoint more public access ly, which has even endorsed tho L. V. ALSTON . . . Engraoino Supt. , to the river would be desirable? A.B. Common Market in its search for Thomas A. Martin — R OBERT VOGELSANO . . , Prc»t Supt. ¦ respectability, is capitalizing on the „„ mAR.Tin ~^ The Associated Press is entitled divorce and economic Issues in Its FUT1EAAL HOrnE. Formsrl Then said Jesus unto Peter , Put up thy sword exclusively to the uso for republica- effort to form a Popular Front al- jr tion of all the local news printed in lance Hint would Include the Chris- BrtlllowMsilin Funtnl Horns , into the sheath; the cup which my Father hath this newspaper as well as all A.P. tian Democratic left as well as tha 376 hit Sirnli • Wincns given mo, thill I not drink /(?—John 18:11. news dispatches. Socialists. ~m NOT IIGHT-I'M JUST rh°n» Dt/ or Night 4S4-1940 ECONOdUKW..' ^ , Rushferd AA/prneri Hare^ tsl^ct officers RUSHP0R3), Minh.y(Speclal> — Mrs. Maynard TJkkertad .'. / in:^ y?as elected president ot tht ' DEAR ABBY: Thank you for saying that belly dancing is a respectedart forin. You're absolutelyright . Itrs also mar- Rushford Federated Woanen-» velous exercisefor toning up the muscles and trimmingcff fat. Club at the annual dinner meet* In bur little town of Ashland, Ky. (population 29,000) JO ing held recently at the Holiday , ; ' ' ¦' ¦ ¦ : > ¦ - ' ¦ ' : ; ; - of lis women '. - ' - - - ' - - -- - " ' ' -' v/ Inn, Winona. (mostly sen- '. - - '- ' . . - ¦ .y^ . . . , ' -i ' ' - ' ' - Also elected were: Mrs. Hal- ior; dtizens) Dear ¦¦ are' , -- taking ' y- Ab^y*. ' - . yor Lacher, idee president j Mrs. tag lessons : :; Howard Betison, : aecretary; ;, ¦ ¦: gy Abigail¦ a ¦ Van¦ Buren¦::¦¦¦¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦¦¦ In ,. b ell y; ' '. > " . '" ¦-*.- . . - ¦/;¦ - . - . .- .. . . " Mrs; . iFonest Smith, treasurer; ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦/ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ dancing;;at - .- . . ¦/. : .>• . ' : y . - . - . ,:. ' ' -; - -. . . ' ' . Mrs. Robert Buhke, correspond- the IfWCA. And we re Oorisldered part of the Bible belt! : ¦ " ' ; ing secretary, and Mrs.- .George)"' ;-- . -. ... ¦• . ;;.- '-;¦;¦. ANITA HpWERTON Simlie, historian. A DEAR; " ANITA: Since beily dancing originated ho the Mrs. ' Alden Droiwld y . ah- Middle East during Biblical times, it's entirely appropri * ; ate that it should be taught in the Bible belt, " npunced thait the club wiU again Let's hear it from Suzanne Hunsucker, a reporter from sponsor y the y Junque Boutique y the Coloradoain in Fort doUiris. Colo. She visited a belly, Shoppe in the;basement of the . dancing class sponsored by the Parks and Recreation De- Maisonic Lodge beginning Jun 7.;. partment because belly dancing had become a gut issue Proceeds will be used for-epm- in that community, and she wanted to get: the straight munity improvement. y SCOUT AWAFUDs ...Miss Annette Jen- of the Rev. and dope. She wrote: Mrs. Harlyn Haggmahn; y , sen, leader of Cadette Troop 630, congratu- Laurie HaUiday,; daughter of Mri and Mrs; "One ; middle-aged student said, 'There's: nothing sexy lates members of her troop en having re- Lyle HalUday about; it. Anyone watching us sweat it out would nardly August vovv5 ; and Gail yBreitenfeldt, daugh- hysical exercise. At first it ceived the First ; Class Award, the highest . ter:>f.; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Breitenfeldt. get aroused; It's exhausting p award in Girl Scouting,, at the Sunday award nearly killed me; I started using parts I never knew I had. GALESVILLE; Wis. — Mr." / Terry Brown of Troop 664 also received the However, soon I got to kno>W; my body and began talking and ¦; Mrs; Clyde Hovell, Gales- ' ceremony" held at Whispering Hills Girl Scout First Class Award. The award is given to ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' . to zny joints,' ./¦ . - .. • ' yille, announce the engagement Camp.;Winners:of the award, are from left: ninth grade Cadette Scouts, for achievement . - "The instructor said,, notice a real change in the women Marilyn Reinhard •:. 'I of their daughter, Tari Lee, to , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ; ih scouting. :(Daily News photo) ,: taking the, class. They become much freer in theirmove- Gerald Kurt ReiBhard; Cathy . E. Wood- - son of Mr. Hagmann, daughter ments after/a while. When Vthey dance, they lift up their and Mrs. Lawrence W o o d, heads and siiiiie.' Trempealeau, Wis.: , "Who knows," wrote the reporter, "with inhibitions \be- Miss Ho'vell.isya: graduate of. Appointed editor ing shed and bellies being strengthened; Fort ; Collins may Gale-EttrickiTrempealeaxi High someday be the belly dancing capital of the West." 'Walter Hinds',,.of Schboi and is employed by Giale . -A';- . the Winona Wait. There's more: From New Orleans came a fea- : Products. Her ' fiance ; is* em- State . College; music depart- ture story published m the Stated - Item by; Rosiemary '¦ ployed by the village of Trem- mient, has beieri appointed editor Ruzi, a reporter who actually joined a belly dancing class :¦: . MAYPOLE MAGIC .. . Miniature maypoles : set .' the . .. pealeau and is a partner in ir\ order, to get some firsthand ihformatipn about it. She ipf ¦"Inter.'.'Nos,". a " newsletter of ¦ ¦¦ thehie. for the annual . dessert luncheon and style show held KWG Development, Ina ¦ wrote " Saturday at the Watkins United Methodist Home! Spring arid .';- . ¦ the National Association of has always had a certain, , An Aug. 24 wedding at Mt.. . "Until now, belly dancing summer fashions for men and women were presented with of; ; seedy aura about it, seldom suggesting anything more re- Calvary Lutheran , Church, "; Teachers Singing/ ;. ensembles for every occasion included. Among models were, Trempealeau, : is planned, yv: . Routine; business of the asso- fined than a carnival hoochy koochy dance, but lately the . enjoyed a surge of popularity. I got /my ; best . seated from left, Miss Denise zdrojo\yy and, ;Miss Helen . dance has . : "Ciation will be channelled to the friend arid my sister-in-law io enroll with me. We were re- Wardweli, arid standing from left: William Thompson, and : newsletter to allow more extent lieved to see ourselves duplicated in the other students, or- the Rev, Cflenh Quam. A graduation sequence of styles from : Engagecl ; sive research reporting in the dinary ; coeds and housewives ranging in age from 18 to 55. 1855 to : iS74 was presented by the Misses Ann Casper in a Mr. and Mrs. FirmJn . M.i Erd- s journal ' All quite , sheepish/about itl gown of 1865 vintage,' Leslie Kintzle, . 1900; Lorie McSwain:,: ¦ . association' ¦ ¦,. - "T h e : , "¦¦ ¦ ing. Harpers Ferry, Idvra; ann- - .' ¦NATS - BullBtln."' •' ¦ ' . •.• . ¦ . ' •:..' :.. ' " 'My daughter thinks it's hilarious,' said one. . ,1940, and Kay Jazewski, 1974. Other models included: . Mrs. "r 1 "' - 'I told ihy husband I was taking ballet j' says another. Lews Gasink, Mrs? Lloyd Tomten, Mrs. ivah: Cowman* Mrs. V ounce tbe engagement of their Hinds is past .[president .of '¦ daughter, ¦ Kay Frances,. to Scholarship award , ". 'My husband is a school principal,' said Lucille V., 'so . James Hauni.Mrs, R. F. Forsythe, Earl Harris, Tom . Whaley - . the Minnesota Chapter of NATS She laughs, but comes back in James H. Barry, son of Mr. and . arid was a inember of the na- I'm furthering my education.' and Mrs. Robert Lux. . Fashions for the show were presented winners : announced five minutes to add quite soberly; 'Actually, I also:own Ara- Mrs. ^Ricliard Barry, 830 43rd tional riomlnatirig eonnhittee. in the Arabic culture. by H. Choate and Cb- with vintage fashions: courtesy of Miss Ave.. Goodview. . LANESBORO, Minn.-/.(Spe- bian horses and am . very interested Barbara Meirbachtol. '' - ¦ .,' . ¦/ ' • '¦' • - ¦ A. "., ' . ' Mrs. Forsythe, president of the Watkins .; Miss . Erdihg is employed by ) , Mrs. WehdeK Draper of Please put that in. ,. . : . . : • - .. . Auxiliary, gave the welcome cial — "The instructor, Habena, whose real name is Habenai and Mrs. Quam aid Mrs. Earl Ellerbe Architects,. Mianeapolis, ; Pall wedding-A the Lanesboro American Legion; (but whose real measurements aire 43-26-35) said; 'People Laufenburger were commehtatbrs. Tony Ne^borte, accom- and her iBance is employed by Auxiliary announced that Jen- put belly dancing in the same category as stripping. It isn't panied by; Nick Edstrom, provided music. Chairmen were: the U.S. Postal Service, Hot ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) — ' nifer Johnson . arid Paul Olstad Stripping is artless and vulgar; belly dancing is an ancient Mrsy John W. Thompson , general chairman; Mrs. Gerald Angeles.- '-- . .•'¦;•' ..: . -" Mr; and .{"Mrs."-. Robert Oarlow, reasons why women take; belly- dancing Groth, hostess; Mrs. Dbhald W. Gray, tickets;.Mrs; i had been named the recipients art. There are many Harry A Jiirie 29 wedding Is planned. Kenosha, Wis., announce the lessons, but iritost of them want to lose/weight, which can't McCarthy, programs; Mrs. Jack L; Pickett,jwegram design; engagement of their daughter, of the American Legion Auxili- be done by belly dancing alone, so the real motive usually arid Mrs, R. H. IVatkins, publicity. (Daily News photo) Alison, to Paul Beirne, son of ary scholarships awarded . by lies somewhere else." arid Mrs; Smith ¦ ' ' . ¦ Mr^ Beirnej Unit'4b; .y ¦:>,:. ' I'll buy that. / . A .v . .: . : . , / . . ,/: \, . ¦' Ettrick;, -' the dancing profession commend -. - A donation was voted to the DEAR ABBY: We in Rushf Hospifalv breakfast i; Miss Garlow Js employe*! as you for upholding the dignity of belly .dancing. It's the natne ord prom : an accountant by the Keriosha Fillmore ; .County Day Activity that so many people find offensive. The dance is beautiful LAKE CITY,. Minn. (Special) W^mm they would change, the royalty harried y Motor Transport Co, Her fiance building fund and the Chapel when artistically performed. I wish ¦ ¦ — Two hundred persons attend- ^ is employed , by General Tele- Chaplains. name' to ^'Oriental dancing.*! :: '.. y - : -' ., --.;. " - ' ' . . .-. ed the annual hospital breakfast ef¦ Four, to move phone Co., Black Rivei. Falls, ¦:¦ Mrs. Ferdine OISOQ and Mrs. If you think it's easy—like the hula, ]ust try held . Wednesday at the Lake ¦>" appointed the upper half of your body while keeping the lower .hid! City Hospital; Mrs. David .Mc- ' : " ¦ V y ' ;Wis;' ; • ;;' Laird Adams were iialf of your body " " "^'? • " '^Toiiir-v :- -' : " : "V &' . - ; A fall wedding is planned. : delegates to the district conven- perfectly still. Then try to move the lower Cormick was chairman of the • - ,/ - - tion to be held .-" in Winona in breakfastj which was. sponsored Carpel and by the hospital auxiliary in I |> Vicky Lynn ;Olson June. Members were asked to îfe^S^ ob- inarch in the Memorial Day p But;, servance of National Hospital j FurnHiire . . . a- DEAR TARA: You're right. I tried arid I couldn't. Week. Proceeds The engagement ©f Miss rade May 27 and to sell pop- 1^11 take some lessons. will be used to ft Let our 17 years of n ' you've given me an idea. I think purchase equipment for the hos- ^ Vicky;Lyiui,Olson, daughter pies Friday. ;. -.' course,) ;;'¦" ¦ ' :. 0 experience in carpet L )'¦' 42 dozen (Privately, of . -/ pital. ' of Mrs. Ralph Olson, White- It was repprted that ¦ '. - ¦; and ; furniture; care " ' . ' ' . .,\ ' ¦ ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ - to the Ror . . . • : - . . ' - cookies were . tafcen -. . . , . hall; . .'Wis.j- . and y the . late:, for J and ,our "STEAM L '¦;¦;' Ralph Olson, to James Jas- ch^ter State Hospital the ' ; ¦¦ ' INTERIORS veterans cookie barrel. ^ ; T. Hatlell Burke i'Tp be married - , >J GENIE *' make . your y ¦ , kowski, son of Mr. and Mrs.; A carpet and furniture Martin ; Jaskowski, Eau Your tofosc^ RUSHFORID, Minn, (Special) BLAIR, Wis. -(Special) - Jir. s» ^ \ look like new again. Jl CARPETING # ¦' Claire Wis., ' is announced SOLO PARENTS . ¦¦:• — Miss Teri HaUeli and and Mrs.yClayton Mahlum, Hix- / , Jl tribute crisp, precise pictures. .; ." Janies ^ For TUESDAY, May ; s a per- ton, Wis., announce the engage- by her mother; : . enint Scorpio (Oct. 2»-Nov. 21): it' Burke were crowned queen • PAINT > Winona Solo Parentsywill meet Your birthday tiaUyi najm . fect . day for partnerihlps, teamwork. ment of their daughter, Gloria Miss Olson is a graduate tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. osmlnl »l «:3» a.m. _EDT. ThMa born Pool your resources for favorite iroup and king of the Rushford High earllir irt Tauraarts. The tlmt o( en»ns- prolecli, The later hours are open for to Gerald Sorsoleil, soh of Mrs. if of WhitehaU High School othtf,years, tti^^ DRAPERIES ? Minnesota Ini Sun Sign is dHlarent In ' • Carol Schneider, your com- festivity. Schboi prom Friday evening. Marlowe Sorsoleil, Minneapolis, N EW Moon - qualities pervade K 2l)t Be speci- and attended Western Wis- City, Minn., for a card , party. Itniatlw Sagittarius (Nov. 22-D - Miss Hatlell is the daughter FURNITURE f WALLPAPER im yaar. Most v«nturas : ara^. j fic, focus' on the main points in ques- and the late Ehvin Sorsoleil. | # • consin Technical Institute, to be frequently rseonsidered, tu*>l«« tion. Put new Ideas and equipment Into A family softball game will be , activity flu- of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hatleli Miss jMahlum is a graduate i AND RUG La Crosse. She is employed to diversification. Social" Js Use. . Evening Is - bast lor confirming de- f HARD SURFACE held Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at ent, with many complexities and rnucti tails, slirslng deajs. and Burke Is the son of Mr. and of Wisconsin State University- • ' • ton. Today MHVM Dava musical or ir) CLEANING . by International Dried Flow- . Prairie Island. enloy eonilderabla Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. if): It seems Mrs, Vernon Burke. Eau; Claire and" her fiance is a I theatrical talents,, (aster FLOORS • ers, Pigeon Falls, Wis, Her family and community, esteem. that ivtrythlns moves than you'd Attendants were: Carol Anfi- graduate of St. Cloud State Col- i) ' like. Keap at It. Any lorm of soiling Is 452-2048 C fiance is a graduate of Ele- Arlei (March . 2l-Aprll lflr - Look succeulul If you put ycur hsert Into son .and Scott Gilbertson and lege and Eastern University, WwyWWW ^^^ÂAA^M^^>AAMAi ' ¦round for connections Mlth Influential ' - ' . - •• V Call Right ya-Strum High School, and known. Bl will- It. Ulrike Fuerst and Tim Mc Manr Ypsilanti, Mich . - Mow f piople, make yourself Aquarius (Jan. 20 their daughter, Dorothy open house wedding reception jr\ Ventilated for constant Ann , to John T, Slaby, son and shower Sunday from 2 to ¦ of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic 5 p.m. at the Black Hammer yf| \ air circulation .,. cush- Slaby, Arcadia , Wis. Lutheran Church, Friends nd / \\ i°ned arch ... cushion Miss Kamrowski is a relatives are invited to attend. crepe full wedgie graduate of Trerinpealeau No invitations have been sent. M *\ \ sol* '^ and is employ- ¦ so 0ve leather. High School tf\ Gale Products Co., i - - ^ » I ] \%iS\. "' ^ 9' ed hy . Galesville. Her fiance, a Class reunion graduate of Arcadia High (Special) LAKE CITY, Minn. i i •) School, Is serving with the — The Class of 1944 of Lake I ' /*"« [ U.S. Army, stationed i n City High School will hold its ill in i inwaiiiiiwaiHillHI^ L L New Jersey. 30-year rounlon July (I at the ,! A September wedding at Lake City Country Club, Furth- Our Lady of Perpetual Help er Information may be obtain- "For Those Who Want The Very Best!" '14 \ ^ft f illiU-W''y Catholic Church , Arcadia , ed by contacting Clyde Mer- t'~A wwp is planned , rell, Lake Clly. Seiko's Hot Line. \^ A» young and contomporary as you can got, VIKING h tlie World's Premiere Free-Arm j mi j Sewing Machine. Tlie frse arm makes | #H _ j Btalnleaa ateel witti white mlnuta It possible to <|o a 100% sewing job -, not j ^fl1 j ^rtr tmoK on Seiko liltio dial, Luminous hands and dialmaikors. Soil-wind. --. . - Just 50%, DnmlrtR, memllni!. setting in • j TE Day-dalo calendar , Instant data sal, BHHBSHaBBW j HBgEMC ^ sleeves, cuff work . . . everything is ; M0DELS W H' ^^-^ WONDERFUltY COOL j and eiisier on the Free-Arm, VIKING Is a > T0 CH00SE «AND9T0N« FOR TIRELESS WAIKINO j gift she will remember always! ¦ < FR0M <' rDRAPERIEsI Slalnlaaa alaalwlth 8alko mldnlohl ^Wj| HpW^*"«™a^^CTW L J NEW INDUSTRIAL STEEL dial markpri, Soil-wind. Day-data fflrO- ^' ' ^¦ssifcr ^v AUe^JF Lot 1, Block: 6 Jenkln s &: John- sociation of Retired , Federal ¦ ' the fish fry , presented the check ston's Addition to Winona. -. . . Employes chapter yjohn Hoffmani ei ux to Lewiston Co-op , : Winona -. , to Dennis Sundberg, . president AS50.-^W. 23 ft. ot. E. - . 32- ft. of : N. W release petition meeting Thursday at .Lake Park of the lake committee. Money ft. of Lot 9; Block I, Original Plat Lew- iston. - ";¦; . Lodge, heard future .plans for will help fund the project to re- : WAUTOMA, Wis. (UPI) A A to the . waupun hospital in 1958 Marsaret F. Kohner to Winona Veteri- . stock Lake¦ Winona with gam« nary:. Hospital-Lots 3, 4, 5 & i, Block hearing has been scheduled June after he was found incapable of telephones. • ¦ ¦- .1, Kohner 's Addition to: Goodview .'£ fish.; • pa rt' .Out Lot 3,¦ Kohner's Addition. . 27. in Waushara County Court on standing trial on murder : and In a slide presentation, Larry Gerald M. Johnson, et ux to Richard a release petition requested by armed robbery charges. C.' Glelow, ef ux-Part , NW'A .bf 'NEli Fierke, Northwestern Bell Tele- of- Sec. '28-10M. .. Ed Geiri, file Wisconsin farmer ' Ptfychiatrists found him able phone Cp., explained tomorrow's Peplinski 8,. Wlcka fo .James :L. .-Pal- who was arrested J5 years ago mer; et- ux—Lot 5, Block 1/ Peplinski ¦ & to stand trial 10 years, later and telecommunications systems in - in connection with , a series of V/icka Subdivision. slayihgs and. grave robberies. Gein- was convicted of first de- which underground tubes, call- Maude M. Beyer to. William J. Shiiti- gree murder in the death of Mrs. shak, et ux—Part¦ Out Lot .22, Plat of James Poole, a defense att- ed waveguides Subdivision Sec. 7005-4 . Bernice Worden ef Plainfield. , will be carry- . William-. 'A. Larson; ef ux to Gregory orney, said Saturday Gein was ing telephone messages; tele- Bearden—iPart Lot 5, Block 1, Original petitioning the ' court to obtain However; Gollmar ruled in the s an ideal traffic possible to go from the porch through the mud Plat Lewiston;. ' . second part of the trial that Geiri phones will be: dialed by the FL0OR PLANS: Here' Michael 1. Spellacy,! et ux to Clayton his release from the Central St '."• circulation pattern. . Every room can be room toy the large country kitchen without Burt, Jr., et ux—Lot \, Block 4, Dletie Hospital. - was innocent by reason of . in- sound of the human yoicey and ¦ & .Lee's Addition to Winona. .' . ', reached directly from the front foyer with- going through the-main part of. the house. "If the court makes a deter- sanity at the time. of the slay- how the telephone of the fu- • : Robert- H. Goke, et ux- to Roger C out crossing any other.; In addition, it is Replhskl, et ,ux-|.ot 2, Block 11, Hut* mination that he is sane arid ing and ordered him back to the ture may be used to obtain in- bard's Addition to Winona; ..- , capable lie will be released," hospital until officials pronounc- formation that has been stored Roger J. Blltgen,. . *t ux to Raymond - ed him sane. . . ' '•; in a ^computer on electronic j; Mullen, et ux-Ê'ly 50 ft. of Lots: 2 Poole said."If- not; he could be ¦ ¦¦ ¦ & 3 and E'ly 50 ft. of Northerly 20 ft. institution .Gollmar has bubbles. ¦" ".' -. '" -, ' ' of Lot 6, Block 84, Original Plat Winona. transferred to another .appointed Robert , Leo WcCormick, et al to Lewiston Co-op where tlie security isn't so slrin- Rudolph of WaUtoriia as prose- ¦ ¦ City issues Asso.—N. 12 ft, of S. M ft. of Lot 10, gent." - ". '' cuting attorney for the June In a- case reported in 1888, a Block 1, ' Original PlaV Lewiston, . iiAf/qrif Rysselj A. Fisk, et ux .to Agnes Fenfon The hearing will be held before hearing. Richani Boelter, of 15-year-old female patient Wdia — Lo1 5, Block 2, Jenkln s and John- ' Wautoma ston's Addition to Winona . Circuit Judge Robert Gollmar, , will also be working yawned continuously for a peri- . David : Staudacker, »t ux. to Frank U. who in February ordered two on the defense. od of five weeks. lObuildiing Gerry, et ux—Lot 2, Block I, William psychiatrists to review Gein's Zueh|ke's Addition .to. Lewiston. ¦*¦ Raymond J. Mullen, et.ux to Gary L, case and present their findings Spencer, et ux—Part Lot Sj, Village of to the court; ; its bomb Rollingstone. " - 6Wr - ' .: . . . Gollni ar ' s February rul- ; Raytnond : Kronebusch, et ux- to Gerjild PQLlCSlr lEK NEW y DELHI (UPI) , - Saturday 300 feet below, the permits here Stark, et ux—Lot 1, Block 2, Krone- ing came on a petition for re- bosch Subdivision to Altura. examinatibiri filed by Gein, which Jubilation over India's explo- desert in western TRajasthan Ten building permits, most of Beverly J. Fort to David Fort—Part of stated Geiri. now iuUy re- ¦State.'./' :* them for SE'/x of NEW of Sec. 36-107-8. . "has :%Etpf3^|| sion of a nuclear device swept . remodeling projects, Lynn H. Brown, et ux to Clifford H. covered Ms mental health and bolstering Tht explosion gained new with a total valuation of , Walet7ke, et ux-Lot 4, Block " 34, Ham- the country todayj $19 - ilton's Addition to Winona. is fully competent," the troubled government of domestic stature for Mrs. 258, were issued last week by : QUIT CLAIM DEED Gein, BOW 66 was committed Priine Minister Indira Gandhi Gandhi, whose administration George Rbgge, city building in- Revocable Living Trust of Syrus H. and overshadowing the nation s Jotihson, by Trustee to Harland p, ' has been rocked by devastating spector. Knight—Part of NW- of SEW of Sec. economic woes. 18-107-7 lyhio Northerly of Old Highway Family of former 963 W. Fifth economic problems and a series 61.' ¦ PPa^Pp^^T "We may be hungry;" one The dollar volume of new ¦If you want the job . J^^^^ ;' of labor protests. : ; Raymond J. Mullen, et ux to Gary L. Spencer, et ux—Part Lot 33, Village of governor ' - . ¦ ^ ; young: Indian celebrant said in building in 'Winona this year, is ¦ state done , to perfection, . y *?TT l^^^feW tft ' .Rollingstone. ". • . ¦ ¦ v-T - a typical comment, "But now About 30 per cent of India's now $3,888,146; compared with call the professionals) ¦ ¦- ;. First National Bank Winona to Har- -^VvT î^^lJ^pflviA Phone at least 'we're someone to be 580 million people live below $2,575i39l at the. same date a land P. Knight—Part NWV< of SEV< Sec. donating library • CERTAIMTEED & JOHNS 3^3 18-107-7 lying Northerly of Highway. ¦ -V ! ^^^®KsT - reckoned with." the subsistence level. Some 75 year ago.. The.Van, Sant family of Hom- ' .- .. ' MANVILLE SHINGLES ;. ' ' ' Marie Karasch to Gene Karasch—South- er, N.Y., has decided to donate ^^. -Ih^Ss ^ X ' per cent of recent university Last week permits went to: erly 35 ft. of Lot : 1, Block 25, Laird's —15-yr. Guarantee Pro-rated— TTnT Mi n ¦> 452-92t5 Defense Minister Jagjivaii Addit ion to Wlnoiia. . " its library, including memor- ¦ Ham said, however, , India graduates are unemployed. Leonard Snustead, 118 W. Sar- Hot Roollns ¦• Hot & Colo yAS^LW—^ VO Food consumpton has dropped nia . St., $1,000 for remodeling abilia of the only Winonan who Costing • Roll Roofing ~^- ¦ would never use its new-found became governor, to the Wi- nuclear clout for military despite a 13 million annual rise a kitchen and bathroom arid in- Satisfaction Guaranteed — Free Estimates, No Obligation in population. stalling a new window at. 218 E. Committee passes nona County Historical Society. purposes. "Our objective is to first shipment, 160 pounds The nuclear test was hailed 5th St. ' The use o-ur knowledge in nuclear of . books, was received by the sclence only for peaceful by politicians from the extreme Victor Bohr, 767 E. 5th- St., compromise bill ^ WINONA ROOFING & SIDING $700 . for installation of alum- society last week, purposes," he said . left to the extreme right, with They come from Grant Van 209 E. 3rd St. ED RATAJCZYK Phone 452-1848 1 "Our armed forces know this only one significant exception inum trim on a tavern by Ed on legal services Mohan Construction Co, Sant, son of Samuel R. Van Is not for their use," Ram said —the communists. WASHINGTOM , D.C. - A Sant,.who was governor of Min- in an interview. "I think any Communists , warned Mi's, Robert Winestorfer, 173 N. compromise bill 544 for construc- establishing nesota from 1900 to 1904. He was government will have to think Gandhi against, trying to hide Baker St., $2, legal services for the poor pass- a steamboat captain when he many . times: before it reverses economic troubles under the tion of a 20- by 24-foot garage ed conference committee in ^^dk^tftMBtffl^^^^HHP^^^^î^^HIBMII^HaS^HBftMMiHBfei^^. m\ ^^^P^ alPBfat^M and dismantling an old garage. was elected gorvernor. our decision." "smokescreen of a nuclear much . the snnie form as the Grant Van Sant wrote Dr. India set off the 10 to 15 explosion " and called for Martin Beatty, m Center St., House version of the bill, ac- Lewis Younger, executive di- kilolon nuclear blast (equal ta India's atomic power to be used $5,000 for remodeling by Bruce cording to First District Rep. rector ot the society, that "I 10,000 to 15,000 tons of TNTD "only for peaceful purposes." McNally. Albert Quie. expect to be able to send a ship- Nathe Wholesale Meat Co., ' Quie credits himself and Rep, ment of prints, old photographs, 164 E. 2nd St., $2,500 for inter- John Ashbrook (R-Ohio) with and campaign trinkets. The final ior remodeling. managing to retain about 90 and most valuable shipment will Eugene Olson, 763 E. Front percent of the House-passed probably materialize next win- St., $125 for enclosure of a front version which places strict lim- ter and will consist of scrap- porch. its on activities by poverty books containing newspaper 811 E, Lake A Eugene Schueler, lawyers. Smoke clippings and Kills. personar memor- Blvd., $3,300 for construction of The bill provides a frame- ials of the governor." ' ' a 20- by 24-foot garage and dis- work to continue legal services fV . EMHABT ; I mantling an old garage. for the poor "which seeks to T" Larry Barrett, 311 Washing- remove politics and controversy m The New (J'^T" protects your loved ton St., $1)06 for construction of from legitimate activities ,1' Basement Wet? ones. J a 12- by 24-foot carport by Quie said. 0RI.lt up the permanent way. The measure passed 227-143 ¦F'' ^^siy r .ruL-bTrademark ¦ Tlougan Rusco. NO trenching Vince Schneider , 215 Frank- by the House, provides legal aid or digging. lin St., $325 to ienclose a .ear services to low-income groups NO breaking up concrete. entrance, but brings attorneys and em- NO pumps. Melvin Onstad , 66 W, 5th St ., ployes under the Hatch Act NO moving parti. $1,058 for construction of a 13- which bars identification with NO maintenance. any political campaign. by 34-foot basement under an Low Cost Home improvement existing house by Roman Baker. Under the quasi-puhlic organ- izat ion , attorneys will be prohibited from engaging in such DRI-BASEMENTS, Building in Winona controversial nctvities as abor- Volume $3,888,146 tion , amnesty or desegregation INC. , Commercial 2,018,641 and encouraged to represent 1630 W, 9th St. !: V ; Residential 497,224 eligible clients in a broad range Winona , Minn. V Smoke kills. Even before fire. j|fc ^V ^J|k ,' ! .v^ :'V '- -^ ' fl Public (nontaxable ) . 1,372,281 of civil cases, the congressman Tel. 452-9262 or «2-MM V It can snuff out your wife and m^^^ ^' 1 ¦ reported. -iJ^W ¦ m\\ New houses „. 7 \ kids while they're quietlyt0 ^ Mi^^ &&^S'^ ^^ i W WOOD'S RIGHT ; I Olympic New multiple- | eePin9 A nlC W^ 9°? a|arm The Emhart 911 Smoke Stain I family units 0 atm\ Hardly.u Hi AndA ^ whilei! , it's a nasty, ' I WEATHER'S RIGHT I Volume same dale Dial ... H | Detector sniffs smoke and '\ lit 107a .... $2,575,301 454-5564 I f subject for an ad, we're putting fumes. It's simple to install No p &lT For the Very Beit in it in terms you 1 TIME'S RIGHT I \ Mw 'll understand. No wiring. Two screws attach it I Jf BfautlluHv PI f>F punches pulled. Poisonous Self contained energy cell At 1 ELECTRICAL SERVICE I fumes from even ¦^L ^^ a minor fire any price, how can you afford 1 r 267 We»t J! can snuff out a family fast. And to sleep without it? I V . ^^ Bellewlow B: that includes you. fl Mi — Stop In to set and hear an actual llfo-iavlng demonitratlon - , 1 STANDARD ÎSEr phone 454-3136 JlilULIt Nf|# R QtudowL(BidiL ELECTRIC, INC. IfL [ a Kitchen Cabinet! KENDELL-O'BRIEN 517 41it Avenu. %^ I15 Fmnklln St; "Hert to Sorv§ LUMBER CO. YourLUMBER Servic e Center For Building • PormlciiR) LimlnilKl Top* /MmWmk " p|,one 45WlM JLWJ =J Wjrdrob«« AppllMCM • • r*ppan GOODVIEW /S/VRPlWrSSu 350 W. 3rd St „ Winona Phono 452-3373 • Store Flxlur«» • Detki • Vinlllei FREE ESTIMATES News Winona Dally: Q . Winonn. Minnesot a * : MONDAY MONDAY, MAY 20, 1974 : TH© weather Tmmmmrd - :; A; MAYMAin Police ripdtf Thefts address unknown, unknown mod- : men hurt I - - :;¦ - el >door, parked, $100. Two Tywj-State Deaths Vyijiona funerals Af Cpmmiinily ' ' - CHY , " .: •; Prom Larry Horinan, Red Top - 9:25 p.m:—616 Main . St., hit- Mrs; Martin Thompson Jdhn W. Koenjcj Meiw>ria| Hospital Trailer Court, stereo tape play- run; Gwendolyn Sy Ganuri, Dov-: er taien from residence MOI0OVI,. Wis.—Mra. Mar- John W. kbehig, 72 ;608 Grand A ' '' ' between er, Minn., 1972 sedan, $100; , , V y sATURDAi? :; 'Pi.: . i4 a.m. Saturday; When irudt tip (Agnes):Thompson, 72, for- St; died at 2:14 p.m. Sunday at Admissions . $75 value.: , From Thomas Jaszfewski 10:17 p.ini — -West iBrbadway mer rural MoiKlovi resident, died : Memorial Hospital 380 Pelzer , 653 Community Mrs.¦ ¦ Ruth¦ ¦ Corey, W. Sarnia.St., seat taken froni and Junction Street, intersection Sunday at Luther Hospital, Eau :¦- ¦ ' ¦ '¦: .-A ' - following a short illness. A for- St.- bicycle Friday night; collision; Gary L. Kramer Owa» Claire, Wis. ;. Winona area farmer be re- Sicker, 10 Erie $22 Value. , mer , Mrs.David From Barbara Browmy 701 W. strikes horse The former Agnes Nelson, employe of Lane Goodview. tonna, Minn., 1966 sedan,; $200; tired in 1969 as ah , Howard St., bicycle taken from COCHRANE, Wis. - Two she was born Aug. 11, 1901, the Mrs. Albert Cisewski, Winona Robert W. Hughes, Alexandria, Fiberite Corporation, .; front of residence between : daughter of Dedrick and Julia " . mid- men were injured near here . - The son of Michael and Chris- Rt. 1. ¦ ¦ night and 3 a.m. Friday ; yellow Mo., 1968 sedan,y$350 , Olson Nelson. On Janv 19, 1926, : ' .y. :., SUNDAY ." , Sunday ; erening when a pickup tina Gtienther Koenig; he was ' ¦ 10-speed Schwiim Continental, . ' Sunday. - --: she married Martin Thompson ¦' - .' • ' horse, born in Winona County Jan. 26, Admissions $145.:• ,. , . 12:01 pjn. — JEast Sarnia and. . truck struck and killed a at St. Paul Minn. They: farmed ' ; ¦the > 1902. On ~N. 0V; 9, .1927, he .mar- Mrs. Samiiel Eoyti 114 W. Franklin y Streets, intersectioa animal wW valued at $300. in the town of Drammen, rural -'St; . y . ' y - -y . ' • ' ¦' ried Veronica Wessel at Winona. Mark .\;; ; . Vandalism collision; John. E. Stenehjem, David &. Becker,• •IB; Cochr Mondovi, until retiring to Eau ¦;¦. ¦" ; " 373 E. King St., 1972 4-dtoor . . . He was a member of the ; Cathe- Andrew Ronnenberg, Fountain ' • ciTY : .y , ...... ——-". ; . . . Tl .. » BBi : Claire in 1950. She was a life- . rane; who was riding the run- dral . of the Sacried Heart. City Rt. 1, Vtiti. ;:;- . . . " Windows . broken at vacant $300; 'Elizabeth A. Kerr, 1033 WEATHER FORECAST .. i Showers are forecast jfrom long member of Drammen Lu- away :horse ,y was treated at St. Survivors are: his wife; one ¦ Mrs. Louise Kragei Minnesota house at W. Howard aind Gar- Glen Echo Road, 1972 4-door, ' ' the Texas Panhandle to the Dakotas theran Church and its organiza- : and upper Great Lakes. Marys Hospital Rochester, for daughter, Mrs. Carl (Delores) City. " , ". field, streets, 6:50 p.m. Friday; $150; Ruth A, Marg, Minneiska, Showers are( ' ' , , tions. - y- Minn., 1971 van, $100; according , also expected tot. the Carojinas. Warmer wear Christophersoh, Utica, Minn.; Kamrowski, Foun- two - 14-yearrdid Winona boys a compound fracture of the Survivors are: her Jiushind; Miss Cindy ¦ to pbhee, - Stenehjeni car was their is forecast for the Southeast and Midwest but cooler six grandchildren; two... great- City; ; ' ' ' '' • ¦' - apprehended . by police ;¦ no esti- for the West : left leg, two sons, Merlin, Mondovi, and tain . . northbound on Franklin and was Weatiie^'is-forec^t imd ihe Northeast. (AP ¦ grandchildren; one brother; Stanley Knosp«, Cochrane, mate of damage.. ' ¦ ' Francis E. Weaver; 4050 James, Rice Lake, Wis.; five struck by Kerr vehicle travel- ; -Photofax). . . . " . 32* Herbert, Conrad,. Mont., and ¦Wis ' . Window broken at Winona Ju- grandchildren; one great-grand- . ^y . east on East Sarnia. Street; 5th St., Goodview, driver of the two sisters, Mrs. Alphonse (Ma- Valley nior High School, . 166' W. Broad- ing . child, and four .sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Emma¦ Brand* then: struck Marg pickup, was treated for facial rie) Letnmer and Mrs. Valen- '¦' "'¦ way , 9:50 p.m. Saturday; two Stenehjem car Tilda Easterson.; Eleva, Wis,; "Viev?• Tower; . stopped facing Local observations elite..at ¦¦ Elizabeth Hospital; (Elsie) Schloegel Winona Wagner 406 unidentified juveniles seen run- van which was St. Mrs. Marge Johnson; Mrs. J. tine , Mrs. William , Street. OFFICIAL WINONA WEATHER OBSERVATIONS for the Minn.; and released. grandson four brothers and ' - .:- . ¦- ning, from scenery $100 loss. south on Franklin Wabasha, H. (Delia) Lbrenze arid Mrs. One , Chatfield St. ¦ • .24 hours ending at noon today; : have died. -yy - Discfcarges; WINONA COUNTY The accident took place About Gertrude Neher, Eau Claire, two sisters Satvrday Maximum temperature 73, mimmum 55, noon 60, pireci- State; Trunk Caswell, 560 E. ;: ': • ' ' ¦¦ 7 p.m; Sundayyon wis. y Funeral services will be at Mrs. ¦Wendna¦ Accidents: — 6th Street and pitati6n .02, . - .' .-: ¦.:: ¦ CTPY ;: "y y A 11:30 p.m. * Highway 35, about one mile Funeral services will be at 2 10 a.m. Tuesday at Burke's Fu-; 5th St. . . Goodview, car hit A year ago today: High 72, low 43, noon,^^ 60, no preci- Mrs. Calvin McRae, 867 E. : 44th Avenue, eolith of C6chrane. p.m.: Wednesday ; at Drammen neral Home; Winoria, and at ¦ ¦¦ Saturday Erhil R. Kujak ; pitation. 3:15 p.m.—Highway ;. utility pole; , Becker, who was riding the Lutheran . Church, the Rev. Cathedral of the Sacred Heart at 5th St. 14^61: at Trailer Court; 1972 Normal'temperature range for. this date 71 to 50. Record - ' - James Belter, Lewi§ton. Grrin Street ,, intersection Lake Village horse on -.a . . . narrow roadway Ronald Kyckihan officiating. 10:30 a.m., theyRev. Msgr. Jo- col^ truck $600. According to high 94 in 1934, record low 32,in 1892. Timothy Kirchner, Fountain lision;. Kathy Crawford pickup: , ' adjacent to a field;, said the Burial will be in the church seph R; McGinhis officiating. , 113 the Winona County Sheriff's of- Sun rises tomorrow at 5:35, sets at 8:32. . City. - - ,;. North . Baker St., ' animal got away. fom him and cemetery.- Burial will be in Immaculate 1967 4-door, fice Kujak apparently lost con-- . • •: . . :BEGREE:.IMYS . . .. Brandon Landers; Utica. $150; Ka-Huhg , . was heading for home. The Friends may call: after 3 p.;m. Conception Cemetery, ; Wilson, :Wong, Roches- trbl of his vehicle. He was not (As temperatures drop, degree days rise) . 1 Elroy Sebo, 711 W. Howard ter - horse crossed . the highway and Tuesday and until ll a.m. Wed- Minn.';' ' . ' ; ' ' :i '- : " , Minn;, 1967\4--. . . . Clr at 9:30 a.m. and is slated a long illness. , this weekend- ¦ gin . He was arrested . at' Bunke's ing without a contract since Jan- Brownsville 89 68 " . -. rn to Include a 4:30 p.ni. joint The son of Mr., and Mrs. Le- Flow , — "59,400 cubic feet per second . . . Formal complaints were to ' ¦ WssW^Higtiway; 14- • iwry; and ha:ve not had a waga ;: _ V-:M}niiesqta- _ .;:\. :: ' . ' • • 41 .. clr Roy Carroll lie /was born Jan; Apco: Service at 8 a.m. today:¦ .V; . . : Buffalo 61 . session with the Wabasha Coun- , -¦ ' Siturd«y.y be filed today against . Miss increase since y ' ' January 1973;y 61 and: Orrin Street Sunday, ¦ : Charleston 85 68 .01 cdy Board on landfills 15, 1957. He was a senior at ' Small :craft .¦ — . 10. • " ¦ ¦ Hearst and , the - Harrises who Cloudy north and varteble ty . ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦. . , Negotiations, between the un- Charlotte 88 65 .38 cdy The Wabasha board is uhdw Plum City High School , John Kelso; 971 E. Sanbbm Sunday .. SulUvan ¦ said hey believed were cloudiness ib nth through . 1 a.m. — Mary¦ Weathers,. 10 barges, ion and the counly board broke 57 ..cdy St., pleaded ; guilty to charges ' ¦ ' ;..¦ ' - .: ": ' :¦ scatter- ' Chicago 63 Minnesota Pollution Control Ag- Survivors: are: his parents, up. : still in Southern Califorriia. A Tuesday. Chance of clr of making an illegal turn, driv- 5:10 .a.m. — Kevlri Flowera, .18 bare**, down in February and the Cincinnati 70 58 .79 ency (PCA) pressure to create five brothers, Thomas, Tampa, up. " youth who ' identified Miss •d showiers and thunder- center aiid delinquent county board in lVTarch refused Cleveland 63 44 .. clr a solid waste disposal system Fla - Richard, Chicago, 111;; ing left of 4:20 a.m H. F. Leonard, eight barg- Hearst for . .the FBI said she ; itorms likely northwest to- parking, and drew a es, up.- ' to submit to binding arbitration Denver ;89 53 ; ..cdy for that county -T its (leadline Michael, Orlando, Fla;; Robert overtime 10:10 a.m. — R. W. Nay», 1a barges, told him she raked a sporting night. Locally heavy thun- Friday • as requested by the union; i>es Moines 69 67 .05 cdy for implementation of a system and Edward, at, home; six sis- $55; fine. He was arrested down. .. goods store, with rifle possible to- ¦¦ 1:20 p.m. — Bobbie j, eight barges, fire as Nothing . derstorms west ' "" Sunday and charged with ¦ ¦ ¦ has happened since, Detroit • 66 46 ;. clr was May 1 — and is. expected ters, Mrs, Sylvester (Marjorie) and up. - , ; '• • .'• . '.¦ • ' ¦ ¦:¦ ., she aiid , the Harrises made night, with local areas of police. . but state mediator Kenneth Pal- Duluth y 61 421 .. cdy to renew a request for Winona Vanderloop, Cottage Grove, the offenses by city 1:40 p.m: — Clare, t.. Beatty, four ; flash flooding possible In barges, down. their getaway after a bungled mer has arranged a May. 30 Fairbanks 64 43 ..cdy County permission to haul waste Minn;; Mrs. Vincent (Victoria) Sue A. Brehmer, Plainview , — Minnesota, two baroesi up. the Red River Valley..: 2:25 p.m. attempt to shoplift a pair of 49- meeting to attempt to get nego- Fort Worth B8 70 ..cdy to a landfill here. Samuelson Jr., Pepin, Wis.; the Minn., pleaded guilty . to a 10:55 p.m.—Emm* Bordner, 12. ba rges, cent socks. . Chance of showers west and up. tiations started again. . F'ive pre!' . Green Bay 68 48 ..cdy The Winona . board granted Misses Theresa and Nancy ; Car- charge of reckless driving , and 11:20 p.m.—Missouri, seven' barges. Up. thunderstorms east Tues- vious mediation sessions resuli Helena 49 36 .64 rn that request a year ago, but roll, St.; Paul, Minn.; Lisa yand was referred to court services Smalf craft—30. ¦ ¦ Randolph A. Hearst, Patri- day. Warmer over most of ; . . "Today ' ¦ • : - ed in a March 20 state ruling - . ' Honolulu 86 75 ,. clr withdrew it several months lat- Jackie, at home; paternal for a presentence . investigation. 8:20 a.m.—Jtantoii K.. Smffli, 12 bars- cia's father,, was- "taking it state tonight, northeast . that talks were at ah impasse. Houston 83 72 .. rn er when the Wabasha board grandmother, Mrs,: Roy Carroll, She was arrested Saturday on es, down. pretty badly" and was not ex- Tuesday. Low tonight up- 10:05 a.m. — Patricia Ann, 12 barges, *'We have the right to strike," Ind'apolis . 71 59 .39 cdy failed to implement a system. Plum City; maternal . grand- 74 in Elba. up. . pected to have any. comment CSAH ' •¦ ¦ per 40s northeast, 60s south. ¦ • . said Winona_afctorney Robert D. Jacks'ville 86 62 ..cdy Also expected to be discussed parents, Mr. and Mrs, Gale My- Larry Clausen, address unknown, SIS, until later today, said a spokes- p.m. High T u e s d a y uppfr Juneau 53 34 .09 . clr at Tuesday's Winona board ers, Durand, Wis. One brother expired vehicle registration,. 12:15 ¦ man at the family ; home in Langford, who represents the 60s north, low 80s south- ¦ May J, 1731 W. WabashjrSt. : union "but that' Kansas City 85 71 ..cdy meeting is possible removal of has died.. . . ' Harley N. Howell, 552 E. 3rd St., $5, Hillsborough, Calif. , s a very severe West east. Las Vegas 63 50 .. clr one or more ceiling-hung radi- Funeral services will be at . i illegal parking, 7:48 a.m. Thursday, Hearst ,; president and editor type of action" and said the floor of the Lake , and Wilson streets. Goodview man union would Little Rock ; 91 67 ;, cdy ators on the second p.m.. Wednesday at St. John's COUNTY COURT of the San:Francisco Examiner, prefer to resume ¦ WINONA negotiations. : : Wisconsin ^v Lbs Ahgeles 60 SS . . "".. clr temporary courthouse. Catholic Church, Plum City, the FORFEITURES had already endured tense One of the 500-pound radia- A strike-induced halt to rural Tonight partly cloudy east Louisville 81 65 .05 cdy Rev. Henry Hoerburger offici- FRIDAY ' waits while authorities deter- tors crashed to the floor last St., 'fair after car road jnaintenance this time and -south mostly cloudy with Marquette 66 48 .. clr ating, with burial in the church Kenneth E. Juslln, 1129 Marian mined if any of four dead wom- of week , narrowly missing several speeding, »1 In a 55-mlle zone, 4:« year would chance of showers or thunder- Memphis 90 72 .,cdy cemetery. ¦ $77/ 14-41 near en in a fire-gutted house was likely not cause northwest. Lows mid to people and prompting employes pm. Saturday, Highway travel problems for county resi- storms Miami 81 . 75 .07 cdy Friends may call after 2 p.m. D ' his daughter. ' ' ¦ to ask removal of at least one ^?crffi>avnesv,,,e, Mln^ dents unless upper 50s. . Tuesday warmer Milwaukee . 57 44 " .. cdy Tuesday at Rhiel Funeral ! ^ 1 strikes pole First there was a wait of 20 sorhething unus- with chance of showers or thun- other;unit in .an area people are Home ; Durand Wis,, ual happened, such-as heavy Mpls-St.; P.; 71 62 ..cdy , , where ^ ^ T & ^ r¦ ^^r¦ ^! ^ A Goodview man is in fair hours:Until the charred ' bodies derstorms most sections. Highs frequently under. prayer services will be Dam, state patrol. , rains washing out roads. New Orlans 86 68 1.33 . rn at 3:30 - Richie R . Schrnldl, Augusta, Wis., condition at Community Memor- of the first three women found 70s to low 80s. and 8. . its, speeding, »5 In a 55-mlle zone, Mi iri the rubble of the house after New York 72 53 .. clr Interstate- M, state ial Hospital with chest injuries ^flWIWWVVUIM VWWVUW ' :¦ - ' p.m. Thursday, the Friday shoot out were iden- Okla. City 87 68 . . cdy P suffered when the car he was : Mrs. William Anderson °Frank A. Jensen, Wesslngton Springs, * IN THE 5-day forecast Omaha 82 68 .11 cdy ' 55-rnll« riding in hit a utility pole at tified. Then there was a wait of J Winonan to head PLAINVIEW j Minn! (Special) S D Ml, speeding, 73 In a Interstate 90, | PUBLIC INTEREST MINNESOTA Orlando 89 69 .. cdy zone, 4:20 ,p.m; -Thursday, about 8 p.m. Sunday on CSAH ahout three hours after a body i i* — Mrs. William (Augusta) An- 0l Cloudy with a chance pf Philad'phia 73 54 .. clr J, VIS, 25 in Rollingstone. of another white woman was Feature Length Color < derson, 89, Plainview, died J^rj[ McGt6, Pleawtrt Valley, [ showers arid thunderstorms Phoenix 76 53; .. clr speeding, M In a 51-mlle zone, M5 Francis Przybylski, 18, 625 found Sunday morning. i Movie Entitled ' Sunday at Extendicare Nursing Highway H* l , state Wednesday becoming fair to Pittsburgh 73 50 ,. clr Past Great p^m, Saturday, 44th Ave., was a passenger in a The dead Included Donald Home, Rochester ,,Minn., where Pa r0 , partly cloudy Thursday and P'tland, Ore 61 49 .02 cdy B arbara C. Mckee, Worthlngton, Ohio car driven by Ricky D. Corey, David DeFreeze , 30, the SLA ; "TURN ON TO ] ¦ ' she had been a resident two »j, speeding, ii In a 55-mlle zone, T:« Friday. Cooler Thursday P'tland Me. 64 39 • , . clr nea r Win. 19, 174 W. Wabasha St. Corey leader known as Cinque; Nancy p.m. M«y »> Highway ol ¦ ¦ LIFE" ! months. state'patrol. was treated and j ¦ and Friday, The lows Rapid City 68 55 .02 m Sachem Group nelska, m released at Ling Perry, 26, the group's the- • i Tlie former Augusta MisseK , Earl F. Goetz, Laporte, Minn ;. W, By Dr. Reginald Gold, DC i from the 50s Wednesday to Reno 55 26 .. clr speeding. M In a JS-mlle zone, 1:30 p.m. Community Memorial hospital. oretician; and SLA members [ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dam, the upper 30s and mid 40s Richmond 74 59 .06 clr she was born May 11, 1(185 on May 9, Highway 61 noar Whitman According to the Winona Coun- Patricia "Mizmoon" Soltysik , i on J Bronk , 623 Main St., will head Hoosier Ridge, Winona County, Friday. Highs from mid 60s St . LouLs 86 71 .. cdy fl£y N. Helmer, St. Paul, Minn., ty Sheriff's office , Corey's car 24; Camilla Hall , 29; Angela the Midwest Past Great Sach- ^ ' low 60s Salt Lake 60 37 .21 clr the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. KW, speeding, 72 In a 55-mlle zone, was traveling south when he ap- to tho Wednesday May 3, Hlahway 41, state Atwood, 25, and William Wolfe, CHIROPRACTIC i San Diego 66 54 ,. elr em Association and its auxil- Herman Missell. On Aug. 31', 8:35 p.m. parently lost control, skidding to upper 50s northeast and P 23. EVERY WED,, 7 P.M. ! iary, the Midwest Past Great 1908 Anderson, Holmcn, Wis ., | the low and mid 00s west San Fran 56 49 .. clr , she married William An- Vobcrt A. ¦ 220 feet before striking the pole. Pocahontas Association during »5, speeding, 70 In a 55-mlle zon«, and south Friday. Seattle 64 50 .. cdy derson at Plainview. He died in 5:15 p.m. April 59, Highway 41, , state Another passenger in the car, i This film will explain to all j the coming year. 1957. She was a member of the patrol , _ ...... „, Mike Lilla , 18, 4790 9th St., | who are interested how and Election was held at a joint Michael J. Ryai, SI; Paul, Minn., »?i, J Church of Christ here. spoedlng, 50 In a 4a-rn\\e zone, 2:4a Goodview , received minor in- Minne- [ why Cnlropractic relates to * meeting of \ the associations at Survivors are: one son, Ever- p.m, May 9,. Highway 41 near juries but did not require hospi- sota City, state pnlrol. W m&\ their health. Tlie film ex- « Davenport , Iowa , last week- ett, St . Paul , Minn. ; two daugh- Stephen. , C. Rlcdomnnn, Minnesota talization. ( yj [ end, This will be Bionk's sec- ters, Mrs, Charles (Doris) City, $49, speeding, 77 in » 55-mlle zone, Corey's 1959 sedan was demol- > plains how Chiropractic re- 4 Sag- 10;45 p.m. May 9, Highway 41 , state In years gone by ond term as president of the issor , St. Paul , Minn., and Miss ished in tha Incident. • > lates to j Sachem Denial J. Rose, Winona Rt. 1, $25, Midwest Past Great Thelma Anderson, PJnlnview; zone, 10:15 speedlno, «5 In a S5-nlle ; HEADACHES Association. He is a member of (our grandchildren ; five great- p.m. Saturday,' Highway 14-41, state * patrol, GENE REGAN ! The toll taken In tlmo, comfort (Extracts from the files oj this newspaper.) Improved Order of Red Mon, grandchildren and one sister Cloquet, Minn., J , , Charlos M. Greener, and money bv the "ilmple head- Winona Tribe 20 and Mrs. speeding, 40 In a 30-mlle zone, 1:35 ( J , Mrs. Louise Llemkoul, Plain- M5, Winona man hurt ache" Is Immeasurable • a.pi. Wednesday, West Broadway and I Bronlc of Degree of Pocahon- view. One daughter ' ¦ ' may help you I It has been •jllmotcd thai there a Ten years ago . . . 1964 has died. Junction street, , ,„ „„ tas, Winnebago Council 11. Funeral services wttl be at 2 Bruce E, Lehman, Galesville, Wis., I are over two hundred different i »75, disobeying stop sign, 2:44 p.nn. I causes of headaches, end Industry i save. 1 U.S, security agents have dug more than 40 secret micro- Both associations went on p.m . Wednesday at Plainview Thursday, West Wabasha and South has found that about- one-third of i in two-car crash I record unanimously endorsing Baker atreats. all employee absences Is caused I phones out of the walls of the American embassy building Church of Christ, Dale Robert- ., «5, He knows how Allstate's 1 by headaches. It It e«sy to under- 4 K, Dobra J. Prlaj, 934 Parks Ave A Winona man Is in satisfac- in Moscow during the past month and are searching for R. EKings, 516 S. Baker. St., son and James Lohman officiat- disobeying stop sign, 4:45 p.m. Tues- j stand why the "ilmple headache" < low rates may fit your ( member of Winona Tribe 20, ing, Burial day, Highway 14-41 In Winona. tory condition at Community [ Isn't so simple and why It Is such more, will be in Green- Betty A. Mo|ler, 842 E, 2nd St., »5, iijsurarjce needs. a drain on humonlly. Past Great Sachem as candi- ajp. May 10, Memorial Hospital with a chest I ' J Secretary of Defense Robert S, McNamara said today wood Cemetery. blocking crosswalk , lil:l9. I ' Explained simply, headaches West 4th and Grand streets, ' injury resulting from a two-car Whether for auto, home, j that American soldiers in South Vietnam "are 'receiving date for Groat Junior Saga- Friends may coll Tuesday t are 1I10 result of pressures which ( collision in Goodview about life, health or business. I eonllnue ^t t 0 ...... ( the best equipment available for the unique task at hand." more, Great Council of the after 3 p.m, and until noon 11 ,^^ _ United Stales, Tho national Wednesday at Johnson-Schriver p.m. Sunday. Watergate documents According to a police report Twenty-five yea rs ago . . . 1949 convention will be held in In- Funeral Homo, Plalnviow , then , /instate- Jess McBlmury, 50 1018 W. Wa- dianapolis , Ind., In September. at the church from 1 p,m , until available at WSC , See or Phone Sombreros , flashing cap pistols and a variety of Latin time of services. basha St,, was moving west on injected a colorful An armload of government 6th Street near 40th Avenue when American dialects have stimulus into the Pallbearers will be Charles GENE REGAN convention being held in Winona with ap- The Mississippi documents dealing with the Wa- he apparently swerved into the 1049 state Jaycoe Williams, Edward Moon , Ken- SEARS STORE delegates attending. tergnto scniulal and I ho rolntccl oncoming lane of traffic, striking proximately 500 Flood Sitae lthr. neth Jacobs, Ralph Axloy, 57 on 1h» Plaie Eatl Slaoo Today Ch*. impeachment Investigation arc a car belonging to Kirk Bren- Robert Schwering and Ralph Phone 452-7720 Rfd Wind M 77 now available nt Winona State nnn, 724 W. Broadway. Fifty yea rs ago . . . 1924 Ldka CIW 10.* Flrzlaff. Roj. Phone 454-2274 Wnbosha IS »•' College's Maxwell Library , Police said McElmury wns c 0 m p tent aamamamaa âaaam 7.J t The Wisconsin Hallway, Light and Power Co. building Alma Dnm, T.W...... , Tw^-Shte Funerals The library now has the com- later found unconscious in the > hands of a skilled prnoilionor, re- 1 Whllmnn Dam 4,7 caused by ( streets wiil bo open for 4 I lease tha preswrej at 3rd and Lafayette publld Inspec- Wlnonn D«m, T,W .& • tnpe transcripts President front seat of his car on 6th nerves, eass the tonslons I 8.0 John E. Duellman Klcte plnclted WINONA 19 and relieve pain fast, tion , ' Troin ponlenu Pool IS FOUNTAIN CITV, Wis. (Spo r.lnl) - Tixon recently gave tho House Street about three blocks from 'I l Tremvoalenu D/im ,,..,., 7,2 Funerel sarvlcoi Inr John E. Duellmnn, Judiciary Committee , is vol- tho accident scene, 1 The chiropractor, an export .n J DftkoU HA F.(rTO|«l.n ,CJ),^,,,V(t)'lx„,(|tol ' Frldny al Com- I mailers ralntlno to Ihe iplnal col- ] years ago . . . 1899 , expected) .. Seventy-five Dresbnch Pool 9,1 munily Momorlnl Hospllal, Wlnonn, will umes (two moro arc Brennan was not injured, A 1 umn and tha body' s nervous iya- ( DreibJCh Dim .0 be nl 10 a.m. Tuiudny at Immaculate , locates Iho source ol pros. l( * ¦ of testimony before tho Sonata passenger in Brennan'a enr I tem atone walk and curbing Is to be placed on the west L« Cross* 12 7,» + .1 Concopllon Calhollc Church, fountain 1 jure and ellocllvely rrmovas it ( A FORECAST Clly, the Rov, Malllww Molina ro o((l- Watergate Committee, and Nix- Miss Martha Stansfield, 21, 1 by sclenlltlc ad|ustmenla. , Jefferson School . Tun. Wed, Thun, elating. .Burial will be In 51. Mary a 1 ¦ side of ' on Attorney James D, St. 4150 fith St. Goodview received 1 Red Winn 7.4 7,4 7.3 Cometery hore , , WINOMA «.l d.l 8.0 Trlondj may cell today alter 4 n.m, Clair 's "Analysis of tho Consti- minor Injuries but did not re- ! Dr. Desmond J. Smith ,' One-hundred yea rs ago ,. . . 1874 U Cro»»« B.ft a.fl 7,? and imlll time ol services Tuesday al for Presi- quire hospitalization, Tributary Slronnii Colby FijT»«rnl llnmo, Founlall Clly, tutional Standard 1 Chiropractor | Chlpntwa »l Onmnil ^,0 where Hie Roury; will be ted by Falhnr dential Impeachment. " McElmury's 1808 fdoor re- The new telegraph line lo Plainview is now open for bus- Mo '.lnarq t I) 3930 6th St., Goodview ' Zumoro «t Thollmon 30.5 p.m. tnday, The documents are nvnKnble ceived $200 damage. Bronnan's ¦ ! iness, and the enterprising, people of that lively place feel Oiillnlo /ibava Almn 3,7 Pallboarers will be Marlln tfuench, Dlitck at Oalewlllf ,. 3, 9 Felix nnmbonok, Hlalmer Muiwon, Glenn for reference only and may not lflfiR 2-door vehiclo received $2,- 1 Phone «J-4»03 that they are at least a day or two nearer tlie rest of the s Li) Cros&i «t W. Snlem 4, Gunderson, Leland Rrommerlcli and Mil- be chocked out. i ooo dunag*, mm, maa,mkmmmkmia\a%tnat\t%aa\a%ma%afkit\i world. ] Koet et Houiton 7.4 ton Rath . : : flyers iimfti M Aefos gip viAltitle ' . HOUSTON-(AP) -- Go™* < Philadelphia isn t a bad joke Howe >ays whuung *? Wo»« Hockey Association's ^dridi . PHILADELPHIA (A?) - al teleyisiob, 4-2, in the best-of- championship i« 1966-67. Before playoffs by. wuming the NHL's Gup with his two SODS b . tha to be a severi game series. Rick Mac- that,: the Philadelphia Eagles W6st Division championship; thrill of bis career and the Philadelphia has ceased their first ;The implaus: Leish tipped in the only goal of wo&:; the National' Football over the runnerup Chicago city's fans agrw-rit's bad spbrtsV joke. the, game at 14:48 of the first League ' crown in 1960 .and the Black Hawfes, then sweeping lp 13 years. Philadelphia ;, Flyers are pro championship ible . period off a drive from just in- Philadelphia Phillies.' won the the Atlanta Flames in the quar- Houston's Aeros ended tha champions , of- . the y National side the blue line by Andre. Du; National League baseball pen- terfinals of the playoffs, beat- with a; 6-3 ; owners of the ¦ ¦ [ championship series Hockey League, pant. '. _ ' r.' : nant in 1950. The city saluted ing ; the Rangers in the semi- the outmanned biggest prize in . hockey—the victory over ' Vi have been around a Jong the . Flyers today in a parade¦ finals, and dusting Boston. Chicago Cougars Sunday night Stanley Cup. y : downtown. ' ;.'.'. They were the third team in in four Flyers; only seven years time," said Shero, "long to sweep the finals : The enough to know that this is; a Philadelphia reached . . the league histpiy to win as many and this unlike- old, became the firet expansion straight games team that may never be. dupli- as 50 games during the singlt ly, hockey city.;went wild.. ' > .. team, to: win the storied': Cup, gave you all yqu regular season/ y in three aiid their amazing driv* to the cated. They The Aeros . rammed coach; asked for, and if you wanted Shero said the, key to the Bbs- goals in each of the first two title surprised even their more: they came up with it." each by They completed the job Sunday WINONA toh series was.: the Flyers' abili- periods/with.two goals ", 1-0 victory . over the Shero was trying;to say that ty to contain the Bruins' sensa- Murray Kail and Larry. Lund With -a. , DAILY NEWS : by Gordie mighty Boston Bruins. the Flyers don't have the talent tional Bobby Orr. and four assists . ' of the New York Rangers, wliom Howe, arid then sparred for ths "It spiiiebne asked me at the '.'I kept telling thenr to: give ¦ ¦ iieginninj* of the season,- If . ..I they eliminated 4-3 in the semi- final period. ,' .-" .; - ;. ( ' :... ' ' .' ;. finals, y-arid-:' aren't in a class the puck to Mm (Orr) arid let "We're No. 1" and "Goodbye^ thought this team would win ' " the Stanley Cup, Td ! have said personnel . » wise With Boston. him skate with it every chance Cougars" rang : out -from the they were crazy,": said weary They won because they -were PORTS you get," Shero explained. - 'I standing room only .crowd of 9,- . f play- and Flyers Coach Fred Shero. 'l the hungriest team In the "'Winoju. Daily Newt didn't y mention his narne but 874 early iii the first period ers,.; - 1fl intensity as the wasn't even thinking of . first y " " Winons, Minnesota they knew who I meant. In fact increased in place. I didn't think this team The Flyers: are Philadelphia's I didn't mention either Orr dr game progressed. would work this hard.'' first major champion since the MONDAY, MAY 20, 1974 (Phil): Esppsito." . VICTOitY LOAD ... Philadelphia. Flyers ice. after they won the NHL championship in The Aerosy in only, their seor . They: tough, young Flyers Philadelphia 76ers won the : Na- The strategy . was to tire Orr, center Bobby Clarke; left, and goalie Senile V a 1-0 victory over the Boston Bruins Sunday ond season became Houston's: closed out the Boruins oh nation- tional . Basketball Association make him work. . Parent carry the Stanley Cup around the in: Philadelphia. (AP Photofax) first pro chahipionsliip team since:the Oilers won the Ameri- can Football League champion- : ship Dec. :24 , 1961. Howe,y«, a Natidrial Hockey. Finks regffirms Brewers still Edstrorn iafvoges on/jr Association Hall of: Pamer and [^ holder -of many NHL records, ^ said he'd have to put . the .Wonld Cup trophv at the top of the dicjswh to quit in first place list: 'A; :¦-. V/y ' "' ; for up the. game BLOOlÎNGTON, Minn; (AP) ter said he'had no comment on W^ . !'When : you give . come back and play y: — Jim Finks, executive vice Finks' resignation, : except that AUSTIN, Minn. — Kim. Ed- ord with her winning time of halt second slower than her. and then and general manager "we're sorry to see him leave." strorn salvaged the only first for 5:27,6, while yLiz .Hartwich . of time Thursday, but she: was with your two sons: and win the . president after splitting , that has to of the Minnesota Vikings, has y Board member Jack Steele Winona High iri the Big Nine Wiriona had - to settle for sec- nosed out by 'Chris: Miland arid World Cup: to boot ^MILWAUKEE : (UPI)y - .'. The Girls Track meet, here Satur- ond pliace after running a Debbie Kircligasler of Owaton- be the greatest thrill," said resigned. said ownership was one of the chain-, y y so Thursday factors , in 'tbe resignation . Milwaukee Brewers came up day, and the Winhawks,. easy 5:23.1 on Thursday. na . in . the 100-yard dashi . : Howe, dripping . with . ;FiiAs, 47; did the post-game celebra- :and reaffirmed his decision Sat- "I think Jim has.been looking with . a. tie Sunday, which soriie- winners in / the District Three Owatonna's Carol "Meilahn set The first four finishers were pagne in one said is meet :two days earlier, wound tion of the Aeros' locker, room. urday at- a Vikings board of di- for a job where he can .3iave a lot like kissing . a conference record When she each clocked ip 11.7, arid Wi- ¦¦ your sister. up in fourth place. . won the '440-yard dash in. 61.0, ¦ ' ¦•Howe '' 'will ytak©',iong6r,'' "haw- rectors meeting; it was learned some ownership," Steele said. nona's Tara Kazemba was fifth "I' m sure this is " what he want- But manager Del Crandall Austin . claimed team; honors Sharon ShephaTd of Albert Lea ever before answering the ques- Sunday. .night. : . : : "I feel this decision is in the ed ! here, And there isn't ; any wasn't all that disappointed with with. -; 52 poitits, Owatonna was nipped Owatonna's Barb . Clem- with a time of 12.0. tion of his . playing status forv interests of my future , and way we could give . him : own- the split with the New York second with 46 followed , by ens at the tape in the 88<^yard . Nancy Brown, also a double next season, the second under a best . ;¦' * : ; my family s futures ," . said ership in the club. This' is the Yankees;' : Faribault with Z7, Winona with run W|fh a record time of 2:36.1 winner for the- Winhawks : in the fourryear contract with the . ' 25; Al rt ; ( . ¦¦ ¦:.: ¦¦ Finks, who took over as Vifc big . problem, . Jini was quite Because /wheii the day's diist be Lea and Rochester Clemens-had the same time) .A^ros. ' had settled at ballparks John . Marshall with 21 apiece, and Pam Stoltz of district meet, took third in the ' little doubt ings general- inaiiager Sept . . 10, adamant about : it when he : around Owatonna IlO^yard. hurdles behind Diane There seemed it's go- tuned in his resignation to. the JIM FiNKS; executive y the country, . the Brewers were Rochester Mayo with 18 and Red heaved the shot 35^2 for andthfer from the . start of Sunday 's ;', 1964. "And I really feel 12, • ' Seery and pat Hertle of Austin, : ing to be in the best interests of board." Z- -^ ; ;.' vice;president arid general . : still iii first place .in the Ameri- Wing with record. . . . game that the Aeros would win ' : Rain and chilling temperd- Faribault' ; was fturtb in the shot put and ''-" the Vikings;" \. Finks had a three-year . Con- manager/ of the National can League East. s 880-yard relay failed to .place ; in the discus. the game and bring . to a . 'halt-¦ .", Finks said he; felt it was time tract that expired May 1. Football League's Minnesota There are three teams all tures .were a hindrance to most team set the other record "with the: tengtby WHA Season. ., : • of the participants , Her winning toss of 97-1% in for a change after 10 years Coach .' .Bud ' ; 'Grant, , who was Vikings, announced his . de- within one percentage point of . , but five its winning time of i;49.L . Thursdays meet : would have Lund opened .the scoring with cision to- resign Saturday; .¦¦' each other. The Brewers are at Big Nine . records were broken Edstrorn, a double winner in his first goal at .14:^. Hall fol- with the organization, but de- hired by Finks iri 1967, ex- - " ' ' ' ¦ pressed shock , at. the resigna- after lo years with-the "Vi-: \ .515 and Detroit and Cleveland nonetheless. . . ' . :/:.„ the District Three meet, won (Continued on page 11) lowed with goals at 15:47 and .- .-' clined to elaborate. : Mary VitSe ; ¦ ' Vikings President Max Win- tion; . - -.y ' y kings. . A:. ' " 'y " are>; at .514 and Boston is at .500. of Mayo set a rec- the 22:yard dash in 26.9, one- Edstrorn ' 16:55i . "It could be six for all I care, as long as we're ahead ," Cran- Sports in brief dall said after the Brewers took For Region 5 title the nightcap 8-1 after losing the opener 6-2.". Tîns split Lou Piniella drove in three, Rod Curl capfur^s runs to lead the Yankees in. the first game, but in the second Cottar jo Billy Champion pitched six solid AUSTIN^, Minn. -' me^ ; : — Cotter axe when the two teams meet .a; - with Anqels innings , and got help from his : ing 10 walks and having three in. batting as freshman, lash- High's baseball team earned a here tonight at 7:30, players hit. by.' pitches. ed out a single and two doubles' BLOOMINGTON Minn, (AP) Goloniai Golf title roommate Tom Murphy for the ' arid drove in four runs. . , ' :¦ ' chance to avenge a loss to Aus- The Shamrocks beat Cotter Coach Steve Krinke's squad, Compiled f rom I>ally Sews wire services TO. , :. ¦: " -sJim Holt got four hits Sun- : tin Paceilli in last year Region 5-0 for a berth in the Independ- ww. 9-8 after: finishing with a Wanek, who started the 'game John Briggs hit a two-run with only ; a day,, helping the Minnesota ROD CURL carded a twp-under-par 68 and won the , homer to give Milwaukee its Five :' championship. game when ent ; High School State Tourna- 7-14 record last year; scored . .103 average^ $250 - ment last year broke out of a prolonged slump Twins "whip the California An- .000 Colonial National Ol>en Golf Tournament by one stroke power iri the ; second game. It it clobbered 'Faribault ' . Bethle- in Winona, ahd four runs in the first inning, this season the arch rivals . split three in each Of the next three with three singles in four at gels 4-2 and gain a split of their over Jack Nicklaus.. . ; was the fourth home ran Briggs hem 15-5 in the first round of hit in a week—the only four the regional playoffs here in a twin bill. yPacelli won the first innings, two more in the fifth bats, scored¦ a riin and drove in Sunday doubleheader. JoANNE GARNER took the first prize hVihe Bluegrass game 6-2 in eight : innings, and and still : left a total of 12 run- another: - • ' hits he had had until, he singled Marcusen Park¦ Sunday after- Bobby Valentine's run-scoring Invitational Golf Tournament With a sudden death . victory noon ' "¦; ' Cotter prevailed 10-8 in the ners on base. Tom . Foreman had: two hits in- y ., : :; y late in the second game. . . • .7 : . eluding triggered a four-run rally over Sandra Spuzlich ., : . . "That was my first single.in PaceKiy ^blanked : Faribault nightcap. -a double to raise his single Sophomores ;. Jo Nett and average to ;346 and Bob Smith y ; Carry- MINNESOTA EARNED a berth in the NCAA District awhile but I. don't care where Shattuck 11-0 in the second The Ramblers pounded three Mike Wanek: sparked the win- r ¦ in the California eighth, and Bob Browne each had •'- '»' . ing the Angels and Nolan By an Four baseball tournament because the Gophers shared the they go just so they stay fair," game, and the Ramblers will Bethlehem Academy pitchers. ners' . attack with three hits ' Briggs said. : get their chance to grind an single, their 19th hits of the sea^ Big Ten Conference' crown with Iowa after being rained out for 14 hits in addition to draw- apiece. Nett, who led the team Sop. Nett's 3-for-3 to a 4-2 decision over the Twins Sunday; the tourney berth went to Minnesota via the confer- performance fa the first game. ..ence. _ _ a-Lso gives him 19 hits for the 's..tie:b>reaker.ruIes:.J._. .. __y... ( year.' Holt lined two singles and a INDIANA WON its second straight Big Ten golf cham- Legal moves threatened Dave Wil.tgen, another sopho- pair of doubles. He scored one . pionshipj 1 ,471-1,499, over Ohio State ... more, went the route on the run and drov* In another. mound to earn : his fifth , win in The Twins ripped five sin- MICHIGAN won all but one match to win Us seventh seven decisions. The lank straight Big Ten tennis championship.. ' . '.; y left- gles, including an RBI hit by hander gave up only four hits and struck out Holt j during a four-run third in- GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS swept the singles and doubles eight, but he also to capture the NAIA District 13 tennis championships . ' . ' ;. Indy W walked eight batters and ning to chase California starter beaned another. (AP) Bill Stoneman. UW-OSHKOSH earned a berth In the NAIA Area Four INDIANAPOLIS - A Indianapolis Motor Speedway of appeal' - were exhausted. ger Penske's No. 2 McLaren at Bethlehem Academy baseball tournament by beating Carthage 6-5 8-12 7-4 in the has been closed for racing Saturday. Hugus wound In the first game, Bert Blyle- ¦ , ¦ , 33-car fie^d com- said he would file a 187.490 m.P.h, UP th? season âth a .7-10 mark. - District 14 championships ... . ¦' ;-.- - .• '-.- ;- "11" class action suit on behalf of all - ven, 3-6; was working on a five- pleted, at least temporarily, but Owners of six of the cats Arid, regardless of how the The starting pitchers for to- nine actually had been certi- unqualified cars, not . just those controversy turns out hit shutout when the Angels MILWAUKEE'S KAREEM ABDUWABBAR , the NBA's the . 58th running of the In- - , 1973 win- night's -contest will be. Smith , to fied for qualifying runs .— actively in the appeal. ner Gordon Jofrncock will oc cu- a junior .righthander , ^rove the Minnesota ace the Most Valuable Player, was named to the NBA's All-Star . dianapolis 500 was bogged down for Cotter, team for the fourth straight year .... asked for an extension of time Meanwhile, A.J. Foyt was se- py the second row with Mario and Bob Rinaldi for Pacelli. . showers with their big inning. Sunday in another seething con- past the deadline , were refused cure in the knewledge that his Andretti . and Mike Mosley, team are TOURING TIMF; Paul Schaal followed Valen- JOINING ABDUL-.TABBAR on the Allîar New troversy. by track stewards and then front row pole position was not will York's Walt Frazer, Boston's John Havlicek, Golden State's involved in the controversy, The third r^w feature DAYTONA, Fla, (UPI) tine's EBI hit with a two-run There were threats of legal were given an opportunity to Bobby Unser the 1968 — Rick Barry and Los Angeles' Gail Goodrich ... make their complaints The 39-year-oid racing master , winner ; Cale Yarborough holds th« single and Tom McCraw cap- moves that even could bold Up stick ex-school teacher Tom Sneva , ped the eighth-inning uprising , Chevrolet, anyway. from Texas rode his Gilmore qualifying record at the Dayto- CALE YARBOROUGH In a took the lead over next Sunday's scheduled start at 25 the youngest starter and a na International 'S ' ¦ ' with a run-scoring bouncer. a creeping Richard Petty, who blew an engine, with two laps They were tol d that if own- Racing Team Coyote four laps pecdwray. . of the richest and most presti- rookie, and David Hobbs, the The blond auto ace toured the The Twins had scored two to go and captured the Mason-Dixon 600 Grand National ers , drivers or representatives on May 11 at a speed of 191.632 suave, Britisher : ' gious motor sporting event in miles per hour, clinching the who is the only 2.5-mile track at 154.01b miles runs in the fifth inning off . Stock Car Race ... of the 33 cars already in the foreigner in the field. an hour in 1970. Ryan, 5-4. Eric Soderholm dou- ROD LAVER easily beat Marty Riesseni 6-2, B-2 in the final the world. lineup signed a petition asking No. 1 start. bled and scored on a single by round of the Alan King Tennis Classic ... The newest rhubarb centered for a re-openlng of qualifying, Then,, Saturday, he sat and Glenn Borgmann. Borgmann DAN TOPPING, lonitime owner of th« New York Yankees around qualifying procedure they would be given a chance watched as a number of hot- eventually scored on an infield during the club's years as baseball's most successful fran- that left 11 cars on the Olne for to run. shots tried to dislodge him. , No- single by Rod Carew. chise, died at the Miami Institute at the ago of 61. a shot at the clocks when the Wright Hugus Jr., an attor- body with pole position eligibil- ney representing one of the rac- ity even came close, ing toams, said he and others Wally Dallenbach, center of WINNERS worked aE night Saturday to an earlier flareup, held on to get the signatures , but admit- his No. 2 position, established of B&K Auto Supply Six Ramblers qualify ted he had failed. when he mjide a first-day run Co. of 8!).fif)3 He said m.p.h. in a Patrick thai unless the rules Racing Team Eagle, are relaxed and "we get relief" .Mike Hiss, a 32-year-old ex- GRAND OPENING for state track meet he would , C. SumbKk, JM tlb»rly if. Youcant impWa¥eT^^ . seek a court ruling collegian grabbed the other Jama* t. c. Ruwrt, tr U(«y.tu si. V*\ AUSTIN, Minn. - Cotter Breza's effort was good for a today to prevent starting of front row berth in the final OrvllH Burt, Rt. 1, Winona Prod Pr'udochl, Wlnonn on theoriginal. emerged with six qualifiers for school record as well. the race until the "full channels round Snlutday, wheeling Ro- Mrs. Herbert P»j»l, Limolllt, Mn. Hd Mroiok, Winona \s+ V"Sl^ Mankato Loyola won the boys R, A. Zalltr, Rt. t, fountain City Don Sloptur, Winona tho Independent High School Mrs. H, HaeOlkr, 110 W, Bellevlnv Harold Ctia meet with 66 points compared Jr., 5T0 Munhato Av, State Track meet following DalorM O'Dii, US W. 5th Diva Jl«\eni, Homor with 56 for Rochester Lourdes, ileva Stralow, IV Chaltltld it. Mol the, conclusion of the Southern 40 for New Ulm Martin Luther Pra>c«l, Winona jVtr ^ iB^»\\| ^1 , JEEP Cherokee Roy Kuhlmann, V* *. Sth Hogar Hnlnot, Arcndla R|, | HALF- taL?S-aA I' ll Regional held at Pacelli High 31 for Pacelli, 26 for Owatonna GALLON. School here Saturday. ... the most 4-wheeler for the money! Wally Kratt, Ilia Ollmore Ava. Pred Oardat, Winona ' Ufftfj BB^ \l Marion , 16 for Cotter, 14 for B»v Lebak, mm. 4th Dava Jla^kar, Winona In the boys competition , Cot- Faribault Shattuck , five for Eaullns. Sto B. Howard Voikman, Winona ester College in St. Paul. W"L0|, le| 75 0 4 ¦ came from Breza 's fifth-place Oary Lanflotwkl. Rf. 2, Winona .P ?'. ' "' * '•< 3. M' sasenslbto waa/ Teammate Dave Klnowskl fin- effort in the 100-yard W ^^^^ SmWm\m\ ^m^maa\ ^ dash , Bruc RWKl.lH . Sth ,JT*v n, 1\ k> enjoy Jim Beam ^ ished third with a leap of 1014- Oary Kohm Ml W. tfh "' ' Blu» s '"l"» /jmB^^^^^mmPmWS î n ,len,l e 4 Mi and also qualified for the (Continued on pnge 11) O. Ruppart, Oliver, v.llay "¦""'""' " ' Ml""»«"« City ^ state meet , Ramblers Clifford Bid., IM Monay Cr^* Sf„ ^'' J T' " V *",y Ruthlord, NUnn. Mlchm Kloai, 507IT. B. Jred John Foaoan, K)3 Mth Ava. Ooodvl«w B,ov H«n««n, Winona THE wowjysnNEST \\m\\a\\ ^^gS^^^^^^^m\W * r— WANTED — ttavt Thlala, Winona Rny Uewallyn, 4U E , 7fn Qary 7an)P«trl, Rt. 1, RolllnoilM* i, murt Mm> Foun)„ C|| SEMI-TRUCK Dava Ciaplawikl, 410 W. 7lh n. uu.i.i. , ... OWNER-OPERATORS D-v.d .1 abu.ier, isi Jol.n.on Owner-Opeivitoi's wllh cali-ovcr traclors lo haul f arm miidilnery, ClarM.c. WI,c.(,r.k, Rl. l, Inictoi's Poonlaln City Wck Nation, 16) Mankato Ava, nnd construction equipment primarily in Midwest. U» Nelion, Wliwna ' Top wngos «nd benefits — compntiy pnlrt health , welfare nnd stavtn oil, M oitn Mnry R „ vacations. W« pay all permlH 6xecpt Wisconsin bnse plalo. Compnny owned and mnlnlnlnecl trnilois. Our reprosentatlvo, Cheek With V* flnt (or AH Your Jnck Kuehl, will be nt Ihe Holidny Inn , 521) Pnrk Plazn Dr., SEE IT NOWI GET OUR MONEY-SAVING DEALl AUTO PARTS A ACCESSORIES (Hys, in 81 & 14) Ln Crosso. Mondny, Mfly 20 through Thurs. dny, Mny 2,1, Cnll iinfl-VM-OSOO for nppolnlmcnt. After Th urs. H mV tedy Stetsl Blue tops Scoreboard Stockton wins Gorn\rV#ll, K^nz share Edstrorn (Continued from page 10> English Jib^sfe show ¦:' fro Hockey Playoff» Prap Baseball Klondike Day s Hi-Point Rider honors SUNDAY'S RESULTS - ' been good , for first plac» Saturw ¦ Cot- ¦ ¦ '• ' '¦ : Lady. Steel Blue won Hi-Poliit Pony HaltK — i; zaratle, Pam Groy- ¦¦/¦ ¦; i' - Cotter 15, Faribault BA 5 • : • y. Krys Corniyell and Lauri Open Bareback Horsemanship-rl. day. " •- - er, Winona; I. Sport, Laurie Kaiw, Wi- ¦i 'itttL- , , Shattudc 0 ton Sox - Krys Comwell) 2; Su'ngeld r ,. ; . Horse honors ¦ '¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ Austin Pacelli: n, Faribault ai the Winona nona;. 3. Grey Oracle Venus, Lorrte . ;- Flnils ' - TODAY'S GAMES Kanz shared Hi-Poillt Rider hon- Sharon Herland, Wlnonai 3. Mr. Red . Ink Winona's remaining points English Horse Show at Bijj Val- Rose, Alice Corntorth,.Winona. ' . SUNDAY'S RESULTS . Cotter at AUstln Pacelli, 7:30 p.m. . ¦ Lynn Harrinaton; Caledonia, Minn, came from a third from fee Ensllsh Halter —¦ ].; Lady Steal fclue, Philadelphia 1,. Boston 0; Philadelphia Rochester Mayo at. Winona High, 4;30 softbati title ors at the Wincna Youth and Open Pony Pleasure—l. Bobbi Cliamp - ley Ranch Sunday, chalking Pam Grown 2. ' Tanya,- :¦ - " Western Pleasure (U and • . . JuMor Rider; of the meet. bie Ebln, Red-Wing. '¦ . ' . - . «... -:: ; Golf among 13-year-olds and tuider Bret's Lady. Gain - Lourio Kanz - Mr. Coach Debbie . Mllie's .squad ' Open/ Western Pleasure - 1. Lois Hey- ' . TODAY'S MEET,. ¦": Celebration held here Sunday. Nltar • Hunt siat Equitation "(on itie arid Mrs. Rudy Sather, Wlnonai 2, Flail erdahl, Tanya, . La Crosse; 2. Laurie Big Nine championships at Albert Lea ¦ Alice Corntorth - Alice Corntorth, Wl- will take part in the Region One Jr; — 1. Pam Grover, Udy steel Blu«> Pro Baseball A An estimated 4,000 people wlthi 54 points wh|le aboard Cot- Kanr, Bret's Lady Gain/ Rudy Saltier, nonai 3. Bobbi Champ - Sandy Pomeroy Meet at John Marshall Friday Winona; s, Lisa Gannon, Expadltor, Lai Winona. ton Sox. Kanz took top honors LEAGUB V were on: hand for the festival, ¦ Sue Nuemann; Centervllle, Wis; 1 Crass*; 3. Jane. Pttirtoti, H/mert Creek's Jr.: Stock : Seat Equitation — 1. Fire AMERICAH¦¦ ¦ • . beginning' at- 4 p.m. ."- Nemah, Winona. . . - - ' ' • ' EAST " ' • . • •: • "Twiiisy- among 14-year-61ds and over . . • Flash, ..Janell - Beers, - - La . Crosse; - 2. . _ ¦ hald in a community of only 185 Western Pleasure (13 and under)— - ' Himt Seat Equitation (on¦ • <¦ W. L. Pet. *n FIRST GAME : 40-Yd. Hurdles — .1; Brouo*l«i» r 10 0 0 McCracken; 2. But- Novice Hunt Seat Equitation (on Ha New York .;...... 20 21 .498 . V . . • . i. Seneca Su. Anne-Seebold, Richard See* Ropers Dude - Karen Ackenroldy(A); J. Kazemba (W); T— ¦ Crosse; 3. Joe Cool, Martha Schroeder, MNe»ls,rf . 0 1 0 0 -- Klllebrw^lb 4 0 0 .0 ment with St. Charles finishing tons - Tars Heoen; Dakota, Minn., La Flat) Jr. '.'—'• 1. Jane Peterson* Money Baltimore ..;..;..; 17 18 .484 1 bold, Winona? 2. Bert's Ladvr Geln> Lau- 0:11.7. Open HUntir Under Saddle) — 1. Spe- Sands,dh .. -; 3 0.0 0 HoIMb T 0 0 0 Crosse; -3. . Mlss'ee - Sally Corhwell,, Creek's Nemah; .2. Kathy Schulte, Pop- cial Export; Sandy Cleary, La Crosse; ' ' ' ¦' second and Witoka third. / rle Kani. Mr. end Mrs. : Rudy Sather, . Mile Riin — 1. Vltse: (M); J. HarS - .; '-• -• Albmar,pr 0 1 0 0 Braun,lf .30 1 0 ¦ ever. La Crosse; 3. Janell Been, Fire 2. Expediter/ Lisa Gannon, La Crosse; ' WEST . ' - Winona; 3. Venus, Sharon Herland, Alice Ladies Pleasure—I. BreTv Lady Gain v/lch (W); 3. Ehrhard (AL); t. Dlereka - Hash ,,..„..;.. 18 1a .52» Valentlhe,lf 4111 . Brye^f . . 10 0 0 Tom Kckjman ,. La Crosse. 8. Lady Steel Blue, Pam Grover, Wi- Chicago Darwln,rt and Bob Ham- Corntorth, Winona. : Laurie Kanzi 2. Cotton Sox-Kyrs Corn- (RW); 5. Horvat, (All T—S:V.t ¦ (Bit Sr. Hunt Sear' . ; .... 20 18 .524 Schael^b 3 0 2 2 .3000 Equitation (Flat-lMind- nona. . Oakland . . . Sodrhlm^b 3 11 0 mon of Rochester combined to Hallar (A3 and .under) well) 3. Bbbbrchamp r Karen Loslnskl. Nine record). . *r) Jr. — ). Barbara Plummer, Roman Texas. ..:...... -,» 19 19- .500 1 McCraW,1b 4 0 01 . Showmanship at . Novice Equitation . Over .Fencer ;- 1, EIRdreeM 3 0 0 0. BrBtTVMl»e 3 111 Sox-Krys Comwell, LeMollle, -English ¦' ' Equitation—1. : Money . Paloe, Missy ; Duiwar, La . Crosse; 2. Kansas City ...... 18-19 ,4M . 2£ . win the two-ihan canoe race, -1. Cotton Open 880-Yd; Relay 1. Faribault; J. Austin* Kathy Schultz, Popover,. La Crosse; 2. • ¦' T/i Chalk.ss 40 00 GomeiSJ 1 00 0 Minn.! 2, Mr.' Red Ink, -. - Lynh Harring- Creek's Nemah - Jayne Peterson, Wl- 3. Winons; 4. - John Marshall) S. Mayor . . Jan Udell, . Reed's Pole, Sondra Reed, Cheryl Allen, Misty; 3. Snowball,, ' AMnnesota -". la 17 .485 ¦ Kyle 27 ,4« 2Va; NRyah* 0,0 0 0 Lis,ph 1. OO0 Keith Hovlaud andyLowell Kas- ton; 3. Lucky Charm - . LaUrle Strona - none; 2 Roper's Dude; 3, Cotton Sox/ 7—1:49:1. (Big Nine record). - ;. .;. ; . La Crosse; 3. Mickey Newsomf, Beauts', Heyerdahl. y California ...... yiO. ' -. : 'La Crosse. • '. - . ;¦' . * ^ Ferrer,t» 0 0 0 o Allca Corntorth, Winona; Open English' Pleasure—1. Sun Gold 440-Yd. Cash — 1. Mellahn .(O); J. OI- P6ny Worklna Hunter — 1. Whiskey, - 0 0 0 0 mtfssen af Plainview were sec- . Jr. Hunter Hack (13-under). SATURDAY'S UTE RESULTS . Totals . 34 4 8 4 Blyleven*) . Pony Haller (14 and over)—1. Sport - Laurie Kanz - Sharon Herland,: Wlnonai cott (JM); 3; Meany (A) ; 4. BubiltX ¦ — l, Po> Ann :j=ranke, La Crosse) ' - Kazar, Kim , BCampbell,p 0 0 0 0 ond iand Bob ' Steel Blue, Parri Grover, Winona; 2. *. Texas 7, Kansas City 3. - Diinn aiid Greg Laurie Kanz; 2. Seneca Su . - Anne See- 2. Nltar - Alice Corntorth, .Winona; .3, (W) ; 5. EckstrOm (RW); T- 4):8U) (Bla' -. ' Helse, Winona; 3. Misty, Lisa Gannon; Peterson, ¦ - ' . Motley • Creek's Nemah,' Jane: Petersohj Cheryl Allen; ¦¦".- . Chlcaso 3, Oakland . 2 .,' . ' '¦ Breza of Winona finished third. bold - Richard Saebold, Winona; 3. Bobbi Money Creek's Nemah - Jayne Nine , record). . . '- . , : , Totals 30 2*3 Class (13 and Under)-Vl. ' ». Elapedltor, Lisa . Carinon, La Crosso, Jr. Hunt Seat Equitation ^-- 7. Whiskey; Champ - Karen Loslnikl • Sue Nuemann, Walk-Trot ' Iio-Yd. Hurdles — 1. Seary (A); j .:- - ' . SUNDAY'S RESULT! CALIFORNIA ...... OM COO 040-4 2. Donee .-;.Lo»( . . Jr.'. Hunter Hack (J3-usder) — i, pop* Ann Franke; 2. Special Export, Sandra ¦ Plainview's Ron Hall won the Centervllle, Wis. . Robbie ' - Kelly Morken; Hertle (A); 3. Brown (W); 4. Olson Ifli: ever, Kathy Schultz, ¦ :' Cleveland 24. Detroit 1-4 MINNESOTA ...... 000 020 000—2 Winona; 3. Tammy O Champs La Crosse; 2. Sea* Cleary, La Crosse; 3, .' Nlckl Mahalras, . DP-iMlnnesota' sold canoe race P»ny ' Halter (13 and under)—1 . Mr. Pomefoy, i. Sto)tz (O); T-0:16.5. - " -. elal . Export, Sandra California 4-7, Minnesota 2-4. : . . - vE—N. Rysn, Chalk. 1. with Mark Kief- Cleary, La Crosse; Little Duchess, La Crpsse. LOB-Callfomla. 7, Minnesoha 11. 2B- Red Ink - Lynn Harrington; 2. Seneca • Tammy . Williamson. «80-Yd. Medley Relay '-i- 1, Austin* ' 3. Little Dutches, Nlckl . Boston .ll-*, Baltimore 2-4 " Horsemanship (14 and over)— - Maharals. . 1st and 2fid Year Green Hunter — 1. : Soderholm, D; Doyle.: SB-Ca>rew; , S-Go . fer of Rochester taking second Su- Richard Seebald; 3. Venus - Lorrle Western 2. Faribault; 3. John Marshall; 4. Owa- - . . Sr;. Hunter Hack (l*werl — trranya, Hew York.6-1, Milwaukee 2-3 ' 1. Continental Cotton - 'Debbie Schaeter : tonna; S. Albert Lea; T-?:0».3. . Joe Cool, Marsha&hroeder; j. Lisa Gan- • mez, 'Carew. .: and Rick Lee of Elba third.: R0SO. ; - : . Lots Heyerdahl, La Crosse; 2. M. C. non, Misty, Cherly Allen; 3. Beaute Texas 8, Kansas City 3 : Continental - ' .Ranch;- 2. Sungold - Sharon Discus — 1. Buxton (0)> 2. Classan ', ' PITCHING SUMMARY Open Horse Halter—1. Nemah; Ann Burke, jane Peterson, Wl- Mickey Newsome; Rldoevlevf. Oakland 8, Clilcaw a-.. ;- ' '' ¦ ' : Ropers Dude • Herland) 3. Brefs Lady Gain - Laurie (AL); .3. Holtbrt (JM); 4. Perry. : (M)! .' ¦ • . . IP H R ER BB SO In. boicing, 12 year-old Blaine Warjie McCracken, La Crosse; 2. Bret' none; 3. Roman Palse, Barb Plummer, jr . Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences N.Ryan (W, J4) . .. 9 6 2 18 12 s Kanz. ' . ' - .. - J, Podalaske (Ml ; r^-WW/i. ...Mln Denser . — 1. Kazar, Kim Helse, Winona; j. Ex- TODAT'S SAMES Blyleven (L, 34) VA 7 . 4 4 ,3 8 Biers of Eyota boosted .his rec- Lady Gain - Laurie Kanz - Rudy Sather; Western Horsemanship (13 and under) 880-Yd. Run — 1. Shepard (AL); 2. . Beginner ' -- Belrolt. (Fryman 0-3) at Mllwaukae 3. Foxy Jerlco - Barb Carlson, Wlnone. Equitation (on the Flat): — pedltor, Lisa Gannon. ' . .. • ecahnpbell 1% 1 O 0 0 1 ord to^ 21-3-3 with a unanimous —1. Cotton Sox - Krys CornWell; 2. M.lz Clemens (O); 3, Bennett (AL); 4. Ahv 1. Nancy Powell; Fire Flash, Janeil Jr. Hndy Hunter — (S»waBU«. .l-0), nitht : Most colorful at Halter-^-1. Mlz Rain- Caledonia', man (M); 5. Olson (F);.T-^:W;) (Bla 1. Whiskey, Ann at MInneiota HBP-hy . Blyleven¦ (Lahoud). T-3:50, Rainbow - . Lynn HarrinBtoh,. ¦ Bears,. La . Crosse; 2, Jennifer Ebln, Franke, La Crosse; 2. Lady Steer Blue, Oakland (Holliman 3-5) . ¦: :• - decision over Mike Bjork of^Ro- bow . - Lynn Harrington; 2. Cotton Sox - Nine- record). '. . ' ' - • ' .. - Butler 0-O), n|ght -;: A-6,000. : . . Mlnn.i J. Roper 's Dude. \ Double Dose. Dobs, Red Wind. Pam Grover, Winona; 3, Joe Cool, Mar- Krys : COrnwell; 3. Cohtlnenial Tlooa. - (14 and over)—1.-Shorty. - Long Jump — 1. Gutzman (F); 2. ¦;. Pony ¦' SECOND GAME ¦ ¦ chester -, and Scott Zelky, anoth- Egg 8, Spoon , Pleasure — I. Popover, Kathy tha Shroeder. . California (2) . - ' Mike: Boehni. ' 2. Sugar. - Deb- Jacobus (AL); 3. Broughton (RW); 4, " Schultt; TUESDAY'S GAMES Minnesota : (41 - . Shelly Halllday, Winona; 2- Whiskey, Anne Franke; 3. • Open Hand Hunter — 1.- Whiskey, Ann •brhbl abrhbl other Eyota fighter, had to set- bie Sornmers - Fountain City, Wis.; 3. Kolb (A); i. Seery (A); D—U-4% , . •• - . Cisrelte, Pam Grover, ;Winona. Cleveland at Baltimore, night ;. . " . Frank, La Crosse; 2. Lady Steel Blue, " Rlvers^ty 3 0.1 0 Braun,H . 3 0 1 1 Commanche - Pattl Plcha. . . MO-Yd . DJsh — 1. Edslrom (W); 1 Judge's Command r- l. New YorK et Boston, nlaht ' . tle for a draw with Todd Blasch- : _ , Whiskey, Ann (Par* Grover; . 3, Joe. Coll, Martha Shroe- Chaik.ss - 300 0 Carew,2b 5 120 Egg & Spoori (13 and under)—1. Conti- Vltse (M); 3. Gutzman (F); 4. Bolaen. franke; . 2. - Beaute', Mickey Newsome, der: California at Kansas City, niaht . ko of Le Center. (JM); 5. Hioen (A); T^-0:2«.?. Detrolt at Milwa ukee, nl9ht . ' .- Lohood,ph .00 0 0 Hlsle.rf 4110 nental Mano; 2. Robbre; 3. Cotton SOX. . ¦ La Crosse; 3. Lady Steel Blue. Open Wortlne Hunter — I. Joe Cool, Valentlne,lf 3 0" U riser to enter Shot Put — 1. Stoltz (0); 2. Scott (A)) . ' .. . Pair.Class Oakland: at Minnesota, nlBht . . 0 0 OHve^lfi .3000 y Barrels (14 and over)—1. Snorty - Shel- . . ' . ~ i; ReWs Polo, Jan Udell, Martha Shroeder; '2. Lad Steel Blue, Roblnsn,dh 4 1.1 0 Soderhlm,3b 3 0 0 0 A trio; of Houston boxers, 3. Hackfeid (F); .4. Brown (W); 5. Mel- Beaule, Mickey / . Texas at Chicago, nlsht ly Halliday, Winona; 2. Lady Lucy -. Deb- Newsome, La Crosse j- , 2, Pam Grover, Winona; 3,. Kazar, Kim Ollver.lb - -. 4 1 3.2. Brye.cf 4 1 IT lahn (O); D-^-3i5-z • (Bio Nine record). Llttl* Di/ches, Nick! - Chad Young, : Reggie. Wpjaihn bie ' Sornmers, . Fountain City; .3. Snapjiy Maharals, Special Helse,. Winona. Schaal,3b 4 0 2 0 Holt.lb .4141 Rex Mays 150 , 440-Yd. - Relay . — 1,. Austin; . 2. J6hn Export, Sandy Cleary; 3. Lady S1eel NATIONAL-LEAOUE and John Little Ginger r Deb Sornmers . - Sharon ' Open .Jumper — 1. Kazar, Kim Helse, ¦" - Egan/c 4 0 0 0 Borsmflnn.c 3 0 11 , Phillips, each won de- Marshall; 3. Owatonna; 4. Faribault; 5. Blue, Pam Grove, Snow Job, Debbie . EAST' . ¦ and Ron Smith, Winona. Mayo; T—0:53.0.¦: ' - Winona ; 2. Beaute', Mickey Newsome; L. Pet. GB Alomariij 2 0 0 0 Gomei.ss : 3 0 0 0 cisions, • " . • Ebfn, Red Wlno. . 3. ¦ W. O0 while Roger Bishop, of MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Bobby Barrels (13 and .i/rider)—1. Matt Dil- High E*pedItor, Lisa Gannon. - 6 JSS6 Doyle,2b 0 00 0 Albt/ry^: 0O Jump; -^ . I. Johnson (A); 2. . St. - Louis ' . ...;...,.. 20 1. Sty Charles drew . with Jim Unser| defending lon, - Lynn . Harrington/ Caledonia; 2. Stoltz: (0); 3. Engelhort (JM); 4. Philadelphia ' ...;.. 20 17 341 'A Sands,ph 10 0 0 Canwfcell^p 0 0 0 0 Rex Mays 150 Netties,rf., 20 10 Peanuts • Barb Schueler - Bob Ozmun, Bayrd (W)V S. Hasbera W); H-5-L Montreal; 14 14 ' .5J3 1 ^- Hansen of Dodge Center. . . championj will . be bidding for -:3." Sassy, Rhonda ..:Sornmers, ' ' ' '«¦ Stoneman,p 0 00 0. Total* 324104 Wlnonai . . New .'Yorlc ...... 17 • MT * Fountain City. ' 'SVa - Lockwood,p . 0 0 0 0 Another match that : ended in his third, straight classic title in CWcaso . ' .„;..*...,'13 20 .394 . . , Open Pole Bendlng-r-i; Shorty - Shelly -.'- -Pittsburgh ...... 12 22 .353 r 7 . ' a draw was fought between . '¦ . Totals 30212. the Silver Anniversary of the Halllday, Winona; 2. Matt Dillon. - Lynn Devine s wife ill • ¦¦ ¦' '' V ;' Harrington, Caledonia; 3. Spinner • Sandy .' . ¦ WEST .y . Scott; Brobst and Galim Ihrke race at State Fair Park June 9. înb^ CALIFORNIA ...,....^; 01O 001 00O-2 Pomero/, Winona,- ;,' Los Anoeles ..;... 28 11 .718 . of Eoyta. ' . Unser, of Alfcuqiierque, N.M;, GREEN BAY (UPI)¦-. —:¦ The ' Cincinnati,. -. 20 IS .571 .-« .- - . - ' MINNESOTA ...... 004 000 OOx-4 .Open Musical Sacks—l. Pocor Doa '.:...,:. ' - Sin Francisco .:,. 22 19 337 7 DP-*CalIterhta. 1, Minnesota 2. LOB- The only Winona fighter enter- would become the only driver Baby - Julie .Gardner; 2,. Mr. Mickey - wife of Dan Devine, head coach ' . Atlanta ...... 20 20 .500 8Vi '," Callfomla 6, Minnesota 11. 2B-«olt 2, ed on the card, Pat . McCathy, to win three straight titles. Cindy . Pomeroy, Winona; ,3. Old Ropa - of the Green Bay Packers, has, first afcHery shoot : Houston ..:...... ,. 20 22 .476 . 9'b ; ¦Robinson, Oliver. HR-*l|ver 4; SB— Karen Loslnskl - GH "Frelson, Winona. . 14 Carew. S—Valentine. fought an . exhibition snatch Also competiig in the race will Pony Ride & Lead! 03 and under -)— multiple'sclerosis. :.} ' . "Sart Oleso ...... ; 16'. 27 J72.. . ¦ ' . .: Members of- the West-Central of 92 skqoters. Shooters from PITCHING SUMMARY . against Rick Kinnetz . of Rofch- be Mike Mosley, who drives, for 1. Mr. Mlckle • Krys corhwell, LSMoIlle, Mrs. Jo Devine, 48, entered : SATURDAY'S LATE RESULTS IP H R ER BB SO Minn.; 2. Peanuts - Debbie Kulas - Bob Field Archery League got .their Trempealeau Stoneman (L, 1-4) :(¦¦ ' ' , Wis;, captured a St. Louis Hi Ctilcaao . 2' . . 2V> 4 4 .4.0 ester. "- Milwaiikeean Kalph , Wilke and Ozmuii - W. Burns Valley; 3. Sugar . the Mayo Clinicy in Rochester , Lodcwood ...... ' SVi'- 4 0 0 2.2 ; season off to a fast start in vWi- pair of firsts orA of the 17 Cincinnati 7, Houston 6 ' THe atea boxihg card will be A. C. Agaianian, Mosley had the Rhonda Sornmers - Fountain City, Wis. Campbell .....2 : V. 0.0 -J- .. ' Horse Ride & Lead—1, Lady Luc^ Minn., last week and the illness ' HBP-B-y - . inona Sunday with the first sanc- events. . y . SUNDAY'S RESULTS Lockwood . (Hlsle). T-a:31. held in Houston July 3 as part third fastest qualifying time at Debbla Sornmers, Fountain City, Wis.; 2. was diagnosed there.. She is how tioned meeting of ; the year. The local archers will be in : Montreal 7-5, New York 4-0 ' A-6,714... of the Houston Centennial Cele- Indianapolis la§t Saturday with Snippy Little Ginger • Deb Sommera • at the couple s home in subvny' Philadelphia 3-1, Plttsbursh M . Sharon arid Ron Smith, Winona; 3 Snorty ' The host Wiiiona Archers action again June 2 when the St. Louis 6, Chlcaso S ¦ bration. 1S5;S18 miles per hour. . - Shelly. Halllday, Wtnonori ban Oneida. 'San Francisco 8-7, San Dle« MO, 2nd ¦ ¦ Club set the pace, taking six league: holds its next shoot in ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦.:¦;" •' ???¦» ¦ : oarne. 12 Itlnhws - .Brewers ': 0 first place finishes, In the field Black River Falls Wis. ;; y ? ??? ?????????^?-^???????????^??»»?»????»???»?»? >?»? ? »» <^ ,. ¦ dhclnnatl 7, Houston T ." FIRST GAMr: ' ' "-Atlanta ' 4,. Los Angeles 2 . . , . ' New Yort' («) ' Milwaukee (2) FREESTYLE - "., ¦ . TODAY'S GAMES : abrhbl abrhbl . . - --- ; Men's Clsss . A—l. Terry Woblg', Wl. . Pittsburgh (Rooker 2-2) at Monlreal Whlte.lf . , 3 0 0 ,0 Brfggs.lf 5000 none, J02; 1. Bud Wliellock, Tremp., 4S4i. : ¦ - ¦:- Plnlella.rf 3 . 1 13 A\oney&> 4000 - (Torrei 3-3), night . . r Bailman is named 3. Bob.Nelson, Tremp., 480. Philadelphia (Cirllon 4-3) at St. ioula Madddx,rf 1 0 0 0 May.rf 3 0 0 0 Men's CI«>s B-rl . ' Howard Thelemann; . (McGlothen S-l), night . Murcer,cf , 40 00 Scolt,lb 4 120 (Hooton M) at New York Blon*erB;*h 4 1 3 1 Pdrter.c 3 0 I 1 Winona;: 443; 2. Delbert Lels, Tomeh, ¦ Chicago ¦ ¦ Wisconsin's MVP 442; 3. Bill Burnett, Tomah, 430. •' . - (Parker 14), night ' • ' ¦: Nertles,3b 3.1 1 0 Hansen,* 4 100 Cftamblss.l b 4 111 Berry^f Womeh'a; Class A—I. Paulina Poff, To- . ' . San Diego (Trwdson 1-1) at Houston 3 010 MADISON (UPI) - Lee Bau- ¦ Oempsey^ 3 1.1 1. He(ian,ph 0.0 0 0 113. - (Dierker. 2-3). ntoht m»h, . Mason.ss 4 0 0 0 Garc!a,2b 4 011 man, junior leftfielder who set Women' Class B—1. Bunny Burnett, - Cincinnati (BIIHnoham 5-2) at Los :Ah> * geles. (Jofin i-1), nlafit: Gonialei/to 2 0 1 0 Y6Unt,ss 3 0 10 , three Wisconsia records this , sea- Toman, ' - - Hart.ph 0 0 0 0. Mltcti ell,ph 1 0 O ' O" Junior Boys'—1. Ron . Rade, Tomah, TUESDAY'S iBAMES Ml?hae|,2* 110 0 Slaton.p 0 00O son,, .was nam«(i the Badgers' 3«; 2. Mark Vlriey, Tomah, 385, Pittsburgh at Montreal,- night'- . Dobson.p 0 00 0 Travers.p. 0 00O t Junior Girls'—I.' Cheryl . Poff,¦ Tomah, . Chlcaso at New York, nigh Lyle.p 0 0 0 0 , ;— :—- most Valuable baseball player • y L 187. ' . . . • " ¦• ¦ .- ' y.yy - - ..Philadelphia at St, Louis, night. ' -:: ¦ I Totals 342(2 . —^- - ¦¦ . 8t a team meeting Saturday, BARHBOW Atlanta at .San . Francisco, 2, night Tota ls "32 6-1* . '¦ ..: ' night , Men's ChampIonshlp-1. , Keith Blti, San . Dleao at Houston, NEW rORK .:...:..., O00 100 410—« BaUman; of Appletoni hit, .286 Cincinnat i at. Los Artgelesi night ' . BSSM Tomah, 447; 2. Dale Anderson, Tomah, MILWAUKEE .....i ... O10 . 000 O01-2 this season. His records included ' JB 396 ;. 3. Chuck Underberg, La Crosse, 377; . .E—Chambllss, Mason, ' Briggs. DP — an 18-game hitting streak, 25 Men's Expert—1. Bob Fratzke, Winona, Milwaukee 1. LOB-^New York 6> Mill- Pro Tennis 8; Dempsey, J 385; 2. D*v» Zimmermah ,: Winona, 380; waukee 2B^-Gonzale2, : Pl- Btioiett bases and stealing a base WORLD TEAM TENNIS nlella, Scott., 3B—Blomberg.; SF—Oernp- IJ^^ 3. Tom.Rlituben, Black . Ujftr Falls,.378. EASTERN DIVISION •ey..' at least- once in 10. successive Men's Bowman—1. Gaff Bauer, Wi- ATLANTIC DIVISION ¦ : : nona, 275; 2. Dave Davison, Wlnone, 268; PITCHING SUMMARY .'games..- y y ' .y , W. L. Pet, OB IP HI R ER BB SO 3, Phil &ahlan, La Crosse, 234. Philadelphia ...... 7 0 1.000 Dobson (W, W): . Baumon and .Andy Gttlng, of s. - Thurston, .. 8'A 6- 2 1 3 5 Alien' . Arcber-^-1. John: Boston : „ ...' .. "4 3 , .571 J Lyle ....,..,..,... V, 0) 0 0 0-2 Tremp,, ZS; 2. Bob Vieaux, La Crosse, .500¦' Mequon, were named Cocaptains Baltimore .;...... 3 . 3 . 3V4 Slatdn CL, 4-5) .:. 7 \T 5 5 ' 4 2 for the next year, OtUng 270; 3, Kurt Konkel, La Crosse, 261. .New York .: ;. 1 4 .200 5. Travers ..., ;, 2 1 0 0 2 2 Backers 'Women's Championship—I. Grace Wiel- CENTRAL SECTION ' WP-S|a ton." T-2:41. . r ' M . posted a 5-1 record and . had a lock, Tremp., 2431 2. Beth Fratzke; Wi- Detroit ;. S 2 .714 ^lTO nona, J05j 3.: Betty Drazkowski, Winons, Torbnfo-Blrffalo : ...... 5 3 ,425 . -. - Vb ' - SECOND CAME 4.14 earned run average, i 205. . . Cleveland ... '...... : 2 4 . ;333 : 2'/!» New York (l) . ' '¦' Milwaukee (3) The annual $100 ' Arthur J. Women's Bowman^-l . Diane Vieaux, PHtsburgh . .: 2' 6 .250 3V4 abrhbl abrhbl l 88; 2. Dorothy Bapneskl, La WESTERN DIVISION : AMERIM ^ BEST-SE1XINGTIRE La Crosse, ¦ Whlfe.lf 301 J Garcla,2b 4000 : PRECISIONBUILT BY(KIODYEAR I f Sweet award, which goes to a Crosse; 77. - . - GULF-PLAINS SECTION Plnlella,«lh .40 0.0 Moneyjb :'¦ ' 4 1.1 0 Junior Boys' Championship—1. ' Ron Houston .....;:..... 4 . 1 .800 Murcer,cf . ; 4 0 0 0 graduating : senior, went . to cen- -' ' Brlgss.lf 4 122 Schmidt, La .Crosse, pit I. Tim Hovell, Chicago. . ; ,.,. J - 2 ,714 Blombra.rf 3o 1 o ScoWb ,4 0 3 0 I CustomPovirerCkishtonPolyglas JMB It terfielder Tom Shipley who hit . Minnesota ...... ;,,. 3 3 .500 \V> NettHs^Jt). 40 0 0 A/lay.rf : ' Tremp., 118. ' 2: 4000 Bob Kujak, Florida • ¦:...... /... . 6 .250 . 3Vi Chmblss.Ib 3 0 0 0 Hsnson.dh 3 13 0 ^ .306 this, year and had a UW Junior Boys' Bowman—1. . ' PACIFIC SECTION Winona, 15s; 2. Mark Fratzke, Winona, Dempsey*: 4 i 2 0 Mltdietl * , 1 0 0 0 UlfUITCnifAl I C J^^ HK^ I 3 2..600 career record of . 126 base hits. ¦¦• ' ¦ •" ¦:, Los . Angeles ...... Mason.ss 4 0 1 0 -. Colucclo,cf 10 0 0 ;; 108. . - Golden Gatera ,.,... 2' 2 .500 Wfil IBWAUL9 ; ' Championship-.!. Rox- ^_JA Gonzalez* 20 0 0 Atoore.c 20 11 fplmmm^M JJunlor GIHs Denver - ..'....v..,...- 2- 5- .28^=^^ t anna Schmidt, LoCrosie, 213. Sudakls.ph OOOO Johnson,is 300 0 ^ Hawaii ...... :..... 2 6 .250 2'/» Mlchael,5b 0 0 0 0 CharnpIon,p 0 0 0 0 Winona Pally News |' | Cadet—1. Rich Drazkowskl, Winons, SATURDAY'S RESULTS ¦ Wbodsdn.p OOOO Murphy.p OOO O ¦:¦ 275. Cleveland W, Denvej 26 Fagan,p OOOO . ' Winona, Minnesota Novice—1. Scott vieaux. La Crosse, - Minnesota . 55, Florida 50 Lyle.p OOOO Totals 30110 3 MONDAY, MAY 20, 1974 178; 2. Kathy Drazkowskl,.Winona, . 13«; SUNDAY'S RESULTS ^ . 3. Tarry Antony, Tomah, 134. Toronto-Buffalo 30, Pittsburgh 22 ' Baltimore 24, Cleveland 21 " Totale 31 131 Denver 32, Detroit 18 TODAY'S MATCHES ' ' NEW YORK ...... 000 000 100—1 . Baltimore ' at -'New - .York MILWAUKEE...... ' 000 012 OOx—3 Los Angeles at Philadelphia E-Garcla, Johnson. DP—New York 1, Houston vi. Toronlo-Bufialo at Buffalo Milwaukee 1. LOB—New York 7, Mil- Chicago at ' Minnesota : . New From Dodge! ; waukeo 6, 2B—Hansen, Scott. HR — All ' ' . R^>Jffl'!E''âfflK?M ^^ \ >W> Golden Galers at Hawaii " •- . Brlgos 1. S—Colucclo. SF—White. ' ' ' J TUESDAY'S MATCHES PITCHINO SUMMARY per -Hreandtires off your car Be " i'rîm^' ~^^Mna'llllr^n?M^^WIi I WT^T I \. fi1 Baltimore at Boston J I 4 ¦ IP H R ER BB SO ^^ j ^^^ Los Angeles at Pittsburgh • ' Woodson (L, IO) 5 7 3 3 1 2 W^^M^MM^^^^^l^^M^^M^^î"• Cleveland at Detroit to41« » ¦ ^ m Fagun 2 1 0 0 1 3 ¦ COMPACTS- $ 1 *P^38« { m W^L^âaWaWaW'ai7fVaYilk ^^^kW ^^^ÊimII,,iDBr ^^<^l Golden Gilers at Hawaii Lyle 1 2 ,0 0 i Fed. Ex. Tax and \7 ^ ' ^r\¥HaaaatVnm^ V' l iii ' M 0 1 —T , , — T^; m off your . %™ * Champl-ch (W, 5-0) 6Vi .5 11 2 0 ^1|^«« car. , , ? W^ mammmK ^^m^SeZaT ^^^^Sm Murphy ...... m O 0 0 1 % rnn -> r» > °£ Bi ' tvtia u rrt « 1 r^»m .¦'~ ¦- g Ten Baseball Woodson pitched • to three batters In • ¦ ^ ¦-- r:v -: -^^----^ - : -¦- •# (Final) 6lh. Saue—Murphy 4. WP—Champion. T— 2 FOR 2 FOR 2FOR 2t=0R !; :; ;: :T : W. L. Pel. GB 2:11, A-26,966. : Minnesota 11 5 .686 ECA 42^0 ST: Iowa 11 5 .688 $fiO M IJI SI! RS: ^ |^ 52^ ^fcu Michigan 7 5 383 2 $fi ^ ^Vil E78-14 E78-15 ¦Aflpj Fed. &c. Taitanif Montego"°Sodge, JI ^^^^^^mmWiIllinois ? 7 .563 2 Wm^P 1121 fii 7a\mmaa\aa\mm ^ . ? Indiana 8 7 .533 VH ¦ âW âW #TT ¦ WaW ¦ ¦ F78-14 F78-15 B^T tlreoff¦ ¦your¦ car. Polara, & Chevy S&BB 214 ' ¦ ' ^ •"'. ^ ¦ wT ¦ : ¦ ¦ ¦ ' " ' ¦ • " Michigan Stale .,, 7 - 8 .466 3'/s . , . .,G 78-14 G78-15 • .• . . , Imp ale. ? . te pka fc» to ' ' BHHB^HII^S Northwestern .,,.,. 7 9 .437 4 PUu U45 to pli» ^33 tt£? r*is $3J3 —¦ " , ,. . ¦ ' ,,, ? H JH H II P' .2ST*d. ¦ ' Wisconsin ,.,. 6 a .409 4 BG , fi.5S Fed. EX. |u7 *etl. Ex, 3ai9SBA EX. i fanrpo : ¦ - -. 2 ^^^ ^^^ ^ n x per tlre LARGER __„ Ohio, State ...... 5 11 .312 6 Ramblers , Tax perUre. TSJ pertlm, Tex perllre.™ ABBBi ..-„_ T ' ' Purdue 4 10 .286 a (Continued from page 10) depending depending depoSlli ^* dSpeWn ' ' CARS: ? ¦ ^ F" plus55« Fed. EiC Frrs MOST: *) HHHHHiHi ^^9.^^^ Rick Gatzlaff's. fourth In the Cotter long Jiimp, a fourth from the Colter (15) B.A. (3) 88fcyard relay team and a fifth abrh abrh from the sprint medley relay yarn* The 74 Ramtharger ab r h B.Frlcdges.lt 2 0 0 WHITEWALLS ADD $2.00 Smlth.ef. 3 21 v-Wlley,ph team. J 1)0 . ¦ ¦ 1 ; A RUGGED 4-WHEEl DRIVE e-StachowtZiCf 1 0 0 Chappti|s,ss-p 4 1 2 -¦.;. , - ¦ — — — —— —» , Foreman.ss 4 2 2 ZWebor.c 3 2 1 Cotter's 440-yard relay team , . - .;, ; . ' ' :? ¦ b-S,Thols,ph 0 0 0 Hunt.ct 2 11 qualifed for the state meet in •*•! SyVH*.fV»f t tW ^^^yt}A ^yMy AtttAA ^^ ,t , - FULL OF DODGE QDAUTYi tjy t i^ flrowno.lb 4 11 Doherty,5b 20 0 {ho girls competition after fin- ^ c-J.WIII(jen,ph 1 00 Davles,lb 40 0 ' bock¦ Versatility Is !he key Ingredient In our new Ratncharger. Nolt.rl 3 2 3 w-Reveland,ph 1 o 0 ishing third behind Pacelli and ii Get m Goodyear B!!!fill!lfl ^^ J ' '" Nelson,c 3 1 1 Sammons^b 1 o 0 Lour-des with a time of 55.4. Whether going to tho corner »tort or an out of tho way D.WIItgon.p 4 2\ Reuveri.rf-p 30 0 ^ Shock ¦Wlff Headlight Ramcharger gets you there in good Drandon,3b 4 20 A.Frledges.p 0 0 0 Pacelli won the girls , meet il "S^J l Absorbers |1B | place to hunt or fish, Husman.lf 3 2 1 Harger,ss-rl 4 0 0 Get ¦ with 86 points, Lourdcs was sec- ' ' 1 yours NOW ______weather or bad, through rain, mud or snow. Wanok,2b 4 .1 3 { ¦ Aiming Service I d-Speck,Jb I 0 1 Total* ir S 4 ond with 61, Southwest Chris- i DELUXE ^ Brown.rt 0 o o ^ : The full-time, four-wheel drive jyilem makai shifting of Dreas,lf too . tian had 33, Marian 15, Cotter "Super-Cushlon" ttti " decision aimed boOi ,¦ SlWlls ------S, wiwl llzonlal vertlcal J the transfer case unnecessary. This system alio eliminates six, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's | Shock AbMrbers l ffl!8 o & Totals 3515'4 . three Loyola and Martbi Lu- jg 111 '' — P' ' " '^?! * 2 Ihe need for the driver to leave tho cab to lock or unlock , ^^^ ? a-HIt Into flfldir'a choice for Smith ther two apiece and Bethlehem the front hubs, Ramcliarger's turning circle is only 35.*'. In 7th b-Walkcd for Foreman In 7lh Academy with none. which Is less than Its two competitors In this segment of c-struck out for Browne In 7th 880-yard relay d-Slno|ed for Wanek In llh Th« Ramblers' the sports utility class. And our famous Electronic Ignition v-A/Valkod for n, Frledges In 5th team took a fourth in the girls aim. w.Salo on Smoother System standard equipment on tho Ramcharcjer. error tor Davies In 7th meet, and Debbie Palejwski I* COTTER ,..., 433 MO 0-15 ildo '^*^^8lB^t3iiakSS?5B8 hav suroc TK^^BS^S|fi Zweber, Hunt 3, Doliorty. 2B—Nell 2, Nett wins title ' Foreman, SB—Smllh, Foreman, Nelson, Snmmona. SF—Hunt. DP-Cotler MADISON, Wis. - John Nett — v« (Nett- (»*^^ »^B™fiihwl>t»«V»r.*n +.++.+-*a-<*~4*.4*.+++. + ^^.^.amt^st,am, as, A '.,' plies 44 'V' Cattle, Stock 43 PouHry; Eggs, Sup » Winoria Dally New* DENNIS THE MENACE ' -,' Personals A >\y- 1 Horses, f Bsl>cock CWeta, XLrJ 'l» Winona, Minnesota on thei WELSH HORSE for sale. Tef. Fountain HATCH DATES on BEST WISHES to înbos r open- ¦ ¦ ¦;. meat-typeI .dil cks ^re • ' City "«S7-3796. ( .• " . ;¦; . . . . :. . ,.;; XL-ll' Jm\ * MONDAY, MAY 20, 1974 Houpn ^VVaht Ads Ino lodey l To Bin, Ken and Jim: we Fri., . weekly. 4week-«ld caponlied W rwere Impressed and efi|oved the compll-. . FOR SALE br trade, 2 purebred Hereford birds, ducklings, goslings : WJiJ«. : metitary opening Suii. nlaht. Very Im- used 2 years; T polled Here new. See us for Pu|c3iman cages or au- of bulls, each pressed also with the wonderfu l lob Hereford, would trad" tomatic chicken or Ihog. f"*M . the soloist arid orchestra of the Winona ford, . 1 horned >«22; for 2. polled Herefords. Hay ted. Irvln ment. Bob's,Chick Sales, Alice Goya* District Courts AlWsle Guild's symphonic dinner at ¦ Winona, Mlnn, .T«l. • Start Here ' Tel, 493-5765. 150 w. 2nd, ,• NOTICE '.. ' • . ¦ . Storlle, Mabeli ;Mlrin. . Nigr., WSC Sun. evenInB.:O.C.i THE ANNEX. 507-434-1092. Home. , 4S4-3?g.' . . ¦ . ' ' . This ijewspaper- will be responsible - . WISl .FEEDER pigs, A-B weeks . old; $231 lor only one Incorrect Insertion of my REDUCE SAFE and. fart with GoBeie 'XW Extra Stock priees .' HO Weeks, old, $26. Erysipelas, vac- AVAILABLE NO* Started - classified advertisement published In ' Tablets and E-Vap "water pills" it castrated, delivered. C. Ack- Hevay Broad Brewled Males at Special ternt opeiis the want Ad section. ,Check your ad . cinated, _ your nearest .Ted Meter Drugstore. Wis Tel. t08-836-8764. ¦ Prices. Finest eillrsa «r broiling or and call 452-3321 It sTtorrecttor must , »V Middleton/ , Minn. - The ¦ ¦ roasting. Less care la required on s »rt- : GALEDONIA, be maier ' ¦• • " . , r ' ' _ . THANKS to the V.F.W. Auxiliary :. and PUREBREO -spotted Poland Cliina ed Wrds and baby ehlcK problems are May term of; coiirt opened in all the hard workers tliat have-made boars. Lester Judge, • Tal. J34-3483, Caponlied birds avallaM* : ' eliminated.' . makegains BLINO ADS UNCALLED FOR — the V-F.W. Poppy Days the success :Plainview, Minn.. ' .' ;• ¦ . ¦ ¦ • ¦• ' : -' : on May 24th, day el-d XL-9 on M«y ; "• ' ' ' ' • ' ' . Houston County. District Court A-5. i4, ;il ,; 24, . J4.- . , .- . - . . ;- they were. V.F.W. POST .1287. . Leghorn pullets tor wW'« . «sgi. Wa :¦ YORK;-(AP); Stock ducWIngi. Tel, 5M ' NEW : - ; PUREBRED DVROC boars. CIIHord Hpjfi ' have gosllngt and ; here. ythis morning.' : y GOT A PROBLEM? Need Information or Tel. Peterson 875-2564. , Coral City POUMry y fttiarket prices Showed some ¦ In Memoriam Lanesboro, rAlrrn- 454-5070 or write . . lust want to "rap"? Can YES evenings . Products, inc. Box 381/ Winona, Minn., Judge Glenn E. Kelley open-, 452-5590. . gains today/ but trading ^te- Alois Mueller wfio . NINE LARGE . close Holstein aprlhglng located on Breezy Acres... Free prlca IN MEMO RY of Mrs. ¦ ¦ • ¦ ed the term here today, but years, ago today: .heifer*. Galen Engel, Fountain City, itst.;;y." . y y. . . . , '" - - niained light as the tujg of war passed aWay 2 HYPNOTISM INSTITUTE INC. High tx> ' ' ' ¦ ¦ " . . Peaceful be thy rest, dear wile and Ws. - ;¦ • . . . . y. . , ' ;: ' ;,.,; between : baaks and businesses must be iii St. Paul for much cess ratios In weight control, smoking BABY CHICKS - Drtcalb, BeeferirCaJI- . mother, . elimination and ' Imaja adlustment ¦ Ortler y over limited . money supply led breathe thy BULLS — 5056 Slmnientat cross. Harlan fornla White, Whire Leghorn. of tlie week arid no . cases are II Is sweet to name* areas et a low cost. .Call, for appoint, Rolllnsitone, As in Hie we loved you dearly, Keonebusch, Altura, Minn. Tel. 796- now. SPELTZ CHICKS, to. another, increase in the ment or Information. Free brochure ' ' : ¦ ¦ ' -May M. : So.In death we do the same. ' W28-' : :.: ;' -y ,. .y .. . . .- "; -Mlnn. Tel. 68M3II.. . ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ " 1 set for trial until : mailed upon request. Nawburo Building, . ; - t—— . , : prime .rate! . . " ' • • . -, v: -Husband, J. Children , 421. Main, La ..Crosse. Tel. 784-1080. ¦ ¦ \ The Dow Jones average^ of 30 This morning's. calendar call ONE LARGE springing HOIsfeln heifer. '¦'. '}¦ ' { Tel. Fountain City 687-3864., Wanted—Livestotck . AS . .• industrials -was up 2.73 to 821.57 produced a list of 45 cases on Lost and Found 4 IT'S . NOT |ust a Gilitetr- Amp, James . Pankow (Chicago's trombone player) : the May calendar,, including 25 REGISTERED POLLED Hereford bulls HORSES WANTED-We can Payjctom -( at noon, and advances narrowly AS A PUBLIC-SERVICE to our'raiders, writes songs In hotel rooms with an guaranteed bulls than anyone, else, We pick up. WBlter : electric piano played through a Plghoie. coming 2 years old, ^ 715- led declines in slow trading on civil Cases set for trial by jury, free found ads will lis published when are from.top blood line of the nation. Waro, Black River Falls. Wis. Tel. without a person finding ar* article calls the Any instrument you earn amplify, vou . CMR Victor Donilho product tremen- : 2M-2489. - . ' ' the New York Stock Exchange. . 10 civil cases for trial . Classl- can play through a PIgnose, Including . Winona Dally 8. Sunday News dous , size , milking ability and' breed ' caseyand , notice your voice. Short-winded speakers In Norbart ' - The NYSE broad .based index a jury, one.xlivorce. tied. Dept. 452-3321. .An 18-Word , character, get the. bull that will , do WAMTED-Holsteln calves, Or*. ¦ will be published . free for 2 days In long rooms use Plgnose as a 'completely Polled den,: Altura, Minn, .Tel. 796^701. ,. ...' . '.y. rose .16' to 46.72.at noon. nine criminai cases, y ' everything: for you. Valleyview . ari effort to bring finder and loser . portable PA. Plgnosa wrarksl Hal Leon- Hereford Ranch, Rt. 2, Rochester. Tel. ¦• ' ' : ' ' ' ¦'¦: • ¦ :y On, the American- Stock Ex- The 45 petit jurors expect- . .together. . . "'. . • -' . . -¦ -, - ' . : ard Music, -«4 E :nd. . : y. • 38^2136. ' frarm Implemenhi: 48 A' : change', the market value index ed to h6ar cases this term will 'black (or altera, FOUMD —female Dachshund dog, CARRIAGE HOUSE Cleaners FOUR BRED ' .' gilts' 'for sale, 300 to 40O T«|.: 4S4r4847.- . lions, repairs, sewing, pocket zippers, ¦ ' Mo- chopper yrllh boltl fell M to 81,92. first report at 9:30 ;a;m. May With brown feet. y . lbs. Tel, 985-3855. ' . NEW HOLLAND " ¦ lining, general sewing;. Gilmore Ave. Heads, used 1VS seasons, ««j l«ii ' «°"" First yâitional Bank ol Chi- 28; ;. . . ' " 715-695-3576. . : y STRAYED from our farm on the Fountain at Vila St.. Miracle Mall, entrance, . polled Hereford : dltlon. Strum, Wll. , T«K . Angus THIRTY REGISTERED . cago announced an increase in City .Ridge, V springing Black at side. SerV- Judge Kelley must be in- St. Its cows, must have calves ' rtwf rate to heifer.' - Anyone seeing or knowing . HAVING A DRINKINS problem? For : Ice age bulls. William Billman, , Chat- FOR SALE-Allls Chalmers¦ S-boHem their prime lending Paul ; Tuesday and yWednesday whereabouts please call or contact Mar- experienced, CONFIDENTIAL aid to ¦; ' ;:: on steel,- 7 ft., Jpolnt hitch blade, Ilka ' ' OreN m WINDOW field, Tel. K7-4979. y .:¦;.. - "- . .. ' ¦ : ' : businesses to .- 11% per cent cel Rotherlng, Founialn . City. T»l. - . «7- help men . and women stop drinking new. Tel.,452-7613.. " ', .. : . ' .- ; ;. . to sit as part of a special state ' " " •' •,' . irom 11 ;4; effective Tuesday. ' 728B, ;'- - - . . . ' ". - - " .' -. . . y Tel. 454^410, . ALCOHOLICS ANONY- STRAYED from our farm on'. tha Fountain supreme: court panel name dto (f W W^ JWeit* MOUS; for yourself or a relative. Black Angus HOG FEEDER-M *>U" uSel1 . -iponlht.. " City . Ridge, 1 springing * - ¦ ¦ . Other . major banks raised hear an appeal of a $16 million LOST—Neutered male), Siamese cat, no heifer. Anyone seeing, or knowlno Its ' \ Tel. Minnesota .Clt-y . e»-223S. :.; collar, darker color, missing rriore ' whereabouts please call or contact Mar- their rates to match the pre- Re- .* ' suit. . lha'iv week. Centra l school district. Business Services 14 cel Rotherlng, Fountain City; Tel. 687- DEERE 24 T biltr with kicker anej vailing 11% per cent level. : ' ' . ¦' . ¦ ¦ site delivery rake, ete-, ward- Tel. .452-5901- . . . , 7288, ' ' • " '. • . lots of -twine, The state's: nine supreme ' '.' ' -bale m ower, 6 ton wagons ' Continental Oil, - . • the:' Big SNOWBLOWER, tiller, power mower and ..rr- ¦ ' . ' : . ' . . —^—~r—. . . valor . and ¦ ¦ . court justices all have personal . with racks, Tel. 6.87-4994.. ' ' ¦; Board's volume, leader at noon, Flowers . ' . S other small engine repairs/ sales and ties lo one of the litigants in- service. Howard Larson. Old Minnesota ' ¦;..•¦ , - fill WANTED yClty Road Tel. 454-1482. OLIVER 250 corn planter with herbicide was - down- % to 36% with a.45, ' We HELP ,. . REGISTERED- :; . . BEDDING and vegetable plants. b&an plates, SIM,- also : volved so disqualified them- days e yve<* atta chment and 000 share block traded at 37, . cemetery urns; Open 7 _ , , last year. Rushford Green- nurse ' .clerk stenogra- CUSTOM ROTO filling wllh a froy belt, ¦ Hark soybeans, certified ' selves aiid named nine district until middle of June. WANTED-^relned aide, for full' PERMANEMT full-tlma ' ¦:¦ ' Collie dog. Clarinont . . followed by Westinghouse Elec-: - time summer - work, Tel. 'Administrator, pher. Shorthand, 80 words per minute; any size garden, :reasonable rate. Tel. ,• 4-vear-Gld- Wanted, male. . house, -Tef. - ei4-?375.. . • ' ' I, Alma, Wis; Tel.; oB5- court judges -^ including Judge Sh Anne Hospice. 454-3621. typing,-60 words per minute; bookkeep- . . .'4J2-49M. "• ' ., . .Rotherlng, Rt. trie, unchanged at -15%,- and ..¦ 3587.- - . ¦ ." . Kelley — to hear the appeal. FLOWER BULBS and perennials, Seven ing skills helpful; . Winona Counly Court ^^PPALOOSA ; . _ . riT, up % .to 18V8..;Con-Edison Call after 4 p.m. during BOOKKEEPING NEEDED-âpproxlmate- Services; Tel. 45J-5970 between 8 arid 5 ERV'S FIX-IT Service, home and house- : Sister Roses. ¦ ' Model D and hydraulics, ' . Hllbert. ' . ly 30 hours a week, alternate Sat. off, lor interview. ' .' hold repairs, remodel ing and palnilna, JOHN DEERE : . ;:recovered % to 8%. . •: the. week. 570 . . . : good ; rubber, rwit good.: Tel. 689-2937, typing required, experienced preferred. Tet. 454-4016. . ^}^ i'M^' ff i^ ' ¦(First Monday, -May 13, 197* Contact Mary Jo, . Shumski's, '.-173 E, SECRETARIAL, POSITJON-avallahle, 1VP- Preservation group Pub. . . ; T-136 053 sire Garvin Heights SDC-ROW froht:mount A-C cultivator, D-l» ' 3rd, -Winona, Minn. Tel. 454-3389. . 1ns end shorthand required/ excellent , 1 p.m. New York • ":. NOTICE' brackets, and Ii-month-old shorthorn benellt packed*. Contact Personnel Sec- yPablo' No. : 50.063. . Profes- , ; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a - Painting, Decorating : 20 bull. Tel. Galesvaile 608-582-2518 eve-.. to meet on Tuesday . City WE HAVE openings, for a full-time A0-. - tion, Watkln's . Products, Inc ' ¦:¦ ¦ ' public hearing will be held at Ihe tomotlve Manager, Sporting -Goods sorially trained for Western nlngs. . - .' -'-y _ . " - ' , stock prices Rollingstone,- Minne- HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, exterior, Hall In the :Clty of. .- ' salesclerk,and part-time hard-line , sales- WAITRESS WANTED: from 4:30 to 8. Pleasure. Excellent , color : Tbe Committee to Save His- day . ot May, W4 al roof coating Fully Insured. Tel.. . 454- Rex forage boxes, sota, on the »th clerk. Apply Tempo at the Miracle Night waitress 8 p.mV to 4 a.m. Steak ¦ ;¦:¦ • KOOLS BLOWERS, AlliedCh 43'/4 IBM 220 . P.M. The purpose cl the/hearing is ¦ ' 4808. . . , : • and confirmation. . . . Knowles: wagons. Funks G Hybrids, 80 . toric "Winona this week will con- 8:00 ' Mali. " . .-. .- . ;.. ' ' . 'Shop, 155. Main; . . AllisCh . ."¦*%' IhtlHrv 25s to consider a-report concerning the cost , to 110 days, alfalfas' and . formulas. Her- . i Improvements on CSAH, 25 WILL SCRAPE ind brush paint homes A all In stock. ' tinue plans for a petition, drive of proposed MATURE COUPLE Wanted for caretak- SOMEONE, to assist with housework In :::i i im-:AiMA,vns. bicides and Insecticides, . AHess . 22V4 IhlPap.y 46% between CSAH 25 S . and-CSAH N It* -the . and buildings during . summer months. ' ' Fountain. Farm Supply, Fountain -City, Ing and maintenance In large apart- farm home. 3 adults. Part or lull-time. Tel. 452-9341 for free estimate. A- : "- 608-685-4989. . :- ' AmEtnd .35 .' JhsL - '• . . 19Vs and a. June 8 public awareness City of. Rollingstone-, the nature: ol which ment complex. Good salary, apartment - Wis, ¦:Tel. 60W-6021. . .. . the Installation ' of Live in or but; An older lady also wel- 7 Improvements are. ' -and utilities Included. Write A-3<, Dally come. Write stating ability, and wages AmCaa 271/1 Jostens . 13 /8 day.on historic preservation. The , estimated - costs-of Ihe ¦ ¦ . SILOS—feed-easy depend- ' sidewalks. The. . ': News. - ' ' .. . ' • ' .. ' to Box 7, Rf. i, Peterson, Minri, ; PUREBRED YORKSHIRE and Chester ROCHESTER . ACyah 22% Kendott 34 . : group meets at 7:30 p.m. Tues- proposed Improvements Is 110,000. The Plumbing, Roofing 21 able feeding systems. Everett Rup- to. pay for the> Im- While boars, available year around. W0. area to bs assessed WANTED, reliable and. dependable cou- RESPONSIBLE young person wanted; for ¦ .Johnson; precht. Lewiston, Minn. .Tel. . AmMtr .. Wb Kraft 44% St. Augustine Room : Brucellosls-lree herd.- Merlin . day in the provements Is all property on the north ple, without children ¦ for farm Work. supervision of two children am light JERRY'S- ROOFING, and Roof Repaf rj ' - .' ' of . CSAH 23 between , Durand, Wis.'' Tel. 7IM7M7I1. . , . hoe), with : ATT ; . 46% ICresge , Heart, and south side Must have farm experience, yreler- Free estimates. Jerry Thatcher. Tel. ' ; i : JOHN DEERE 4 row - rotary 34'A of Cathedral of the Sacred ¦ housework for Ihe summer. Tel. 6B7- ¦ —: i ^^ ^- -. ' ¦' ¦ CSAH 25 S and CSAH H. ". ence preferred, good milker, and herds- y .452-1474.' . v . . ¦> '- ,, ^.. - -t-yearr ,.,a.,.point;.hitciM. ;.Joiui,,.,PMr.e,..:4y.,rfiVf., , 'AMF. .. :-. '. 16% Kroger . .2.1% •<5ii v ; % ONE TEAM: sorrel percherons^ ' fertilizes" at- . Data Monday, May 20, 1JM Dated May s, ma, man, top.wages, year around |ob. No 1 ton each, planter, ' hydraulic lift, . : ; ' (Pub^ old,' mara arid : oeldlnj, - ' press ' .'wheels; John -' 'Anlon.da ;- 2AV* Loewis-:. v . 17 D0NA.LD MORGAN drinker should apply. Write A-25 Dally WORK MAINLY from (tome hire and CAUTION! If you coirie In and look at , l team blue . tachrneht.' .Tubber NOTICE OF INCORPORATlbN - ' ¦ - parade broke. $3,000 cultivator) J oho.; * ' - " ' 7 . City Clerk -. - . : News. .. train people/to sell toys PARTY PLAN the ; In-Stnk-Erafor Compactor,, there's • buckskins, 3 and 4 years ; old, full Deere 14W field .Peer* •. Archbn .14% Marebr - - - 22 /8 NOTICE . IS: HEREBY GIVEN thai cultivalor-lp. -flt 20lo; " Lyla Hou- .. . Experience not needed. ; Informa- a:good chance you'll go home:with one. :; brothers, well . broke. About 1400 lbs. 4 row . , Inc., wai : Incorporated 1974) . Tel.y?24-25«4. ArmcSl 20% Merck 82% Lucley Clover, (.Pub. Date Monday; May 20, . PART-TIME. cook - wanted. Apply, at the) tion without obligation, call collect Reduces trash (cans, cartons, glass each, S3,0».. Reiner Klug, Caledonia; dek, Caledonia,. under end In accordance with tha pro- - ¦ y ' NOTICE ., . Crest Supper Club, :.Caledonla,: .'Minn, . «12-!61-57»7; write Playhouse Co.; M01 containers, etc.V to about 'A Its bulk.. • Minn. ; . • • ' ' • ¦ .. . AvcoCp . 5 MMM . : 70% ' Minnesota Business Cof? PUBLIC . Tel. 724-2168. FITZGERALD SURGE vis ions of the . OF ¦ ¦Glrarcl, . No."/Wpls;, Minn. S5430. . Safe and' sanitary. Needs no plumbing ' Statutes, Chap- WINONA COUNTY BOARD - ' ¦ 'Service BeatFds : im MinnPL >— porailons Act, Minnesota ADJUSTMENT BOOKKEEPER—needed Immediately, ex- or special wiring. . ' , . . ANGUS: BULL S sired by trie 2.485-lb. Cap- ; Sales '^. 1»W; that th» cor- ZONING 52J-2525 er .41 er: S01, on May U given:that on Thurs- perience necessary, 20 hours per week. WANTED—responsible and experienced tain Colossal and Great Northern. Bill ' Tel. Lewiston BethStl 32% MobOil poration has aeneral business , purposes; Nollce l» hereby . St. Cliarles'932-3255 ¦ : ¦ '¦ ¦ '¦ day, the 30lh.day of May, 1974, at the Mon. through Fri. Tel. Dan 452-5MI. babysitter for 2 the construction , 1 WANTED—Plant operator rwllh a Chlel WE ARE looking for experienced semi- Situations Watited-Fem. 29 1127. Mankato . . Tel. 452-5531; culfural and other buildings Snd struc- application of. Duane R. ' Evans , for a -following ¦ Class B license or experience adequate drivers to operate within .the Midwest PROFESSIONAL breaking and . training CampSp 32% . NoStPw •: 20Vs tures, and activities related thereto; that variance : on the described Mo qualify for such license for an . and to the East Coast.' We offer year WILL BABYSIT In my home. Infants DP in all modern, barn with Indoor riding lis reolstered office Is at Routs 2,. Wi- property: That part of the South Half ol ; iCatplr ' : 60% NwAir 24% Ihe Southwest Quarter of fha South west Institutional: home; Good equipment around steady employment with excel- to 4 years old. References. Contact Eua, arena. Will' train English, Western and ': ' noria, Minnesota, 55967; that tlie nam* and working conditions. Requirements : y;; JÊA;: : :. ¦ ¦;¦ ¦ Quarter (S'/j of SWA of SW'/O of Section lent pay .and fringe . benefits. Annual 560 E. 4th> or Tel. 4S2-5323 anytime. lumping; Can give references . from' . :' ;::N^ : .^: Chryslr . 16 NwBahc 45V4 and address of Its Incorporator Is Kent Experience and skill In all areas of . salary would be In tha range «¦ ¦ : : Street, Seven (7), Townsh ip one hundred six $18,000 top horsemen in . the staie. Tel. Wendy OtSrv 42% Penney - WU A. Gernander, M-68 East Fourth .preventative : maintenance, leadership, to $20,000. Call toll-free, 1-8C0-558-2911, BABYSITTING In ' my homa. Tel, 452- • Woodworth 454-1086 or Circle R Ranch puli . type wlndrower Winona, Minnesota 55987; - and that tho (106) North of Rano»'Flve (5), Wesr of • ¦¦ ¦ ; ; ¦ " good lodgement end purchasing abil- ext. 'ilJ. - '.' 7278. ;, . ;. . '; y 452-1731 ¦' conditioner...... ComEd 25% Pepsi . - KVi names and addresses of Its first directors the Fifth Principal Meridian, . Winona : . County, Minnesota lying North and. West ity. 45 to 50 years ef age preferred, SCHNEIDER TRANSPORT ' are: Wayne Schmidt, . Route 2, Winona; ¦ CtomSat - 34% PhelpsDg 36% Of County Road No. 7, contalnlno 9.4 Orientation now and until approximate "An Equal Opportunity Employer" . LIVESTOCK WANTED *- market cows ¦:' WN 55987; Joan B. Schmidt, Route 2, foil take-over. Write A-35 Dally NeWs. Business Opportunities 3"f feeder cattle Holstein springing cows kdCHENDERFER & SONS . '• ConEd ,8% Phillips 50% ¦ ' ¦ . acres, snore or less. Description of Vari- , ¦ Winona, MN 55987. .:. . JANITOR^-parMIme, , V.F.W. Club, 177 • and heifers. Trucking to Spring Grove ' INC. ance: Variance requestyg lot size, reduc- :. FountalQ' City, Wis. ; ContCan 24% Polaroid 54y8 LUCKY CLOVER, Walnut. Inquire at bar alter. 2 p.m. A CLEAN BUSINESS — Explore the Sales Barh; . Tues. : Hubert Volkman, - Langford tion from the required' five, acres In an ¦ 7 Slreiater, Murphy, Brosnahah & . dally.. •' ;y opportunity of owning an established y-Lewlslbn, Mlrin/.Tel, 4161. ' ' OohOil . S6/8 RCA 15% H^8 East Fourth Street A-l District down "to d.7S acres On two '¦;.' .:,:• .'Can'^b parcels; - ' . u Work laundry business located In VWInona. OitlDat 30% RepStl 22% Winona,: MN 55987. If .Ihls could: be lnt«restlng to you, let ¦ - " VER' MO 'LD A. BOYNTON HIGH SCHOOL boy or man for farm . HORSE TRAILERS-^, 4, « and goose Fartllker, Sod 49 Without Supervision .work, very little chores. No milking. us give you the details. Gtrrard neck trailers; . Tel. . 932-4557.- Gordon Dartlnd 17% Reylnd 41 1974) Secretary, Winona County Board WE NEED man or : 5P.Ub. Data.Monday, May 2d, • ' woman to sell full line Tel. Lewiston 5771. Write Box 239, Realty . Corp. Te|. 452-1344; '. • - Ferguson, ;.pover, :MInn. ' ' ¦ of-Zoning Adiistment' . '. . . . . tontracilno, ' -. Deere - . 37% Rockwl -. 26% NOTICE OF INCORPORATION •• ':¦ voT - .Advertising Specialties, Calendars Lewiston. . MLC ' CO.—landscape dirt . 'k- work, sod, tries, black dirt, fill, re- ' ¦ GIVEN that ¦' ¦"¦and Gifts-lh MINNl CRAFTLINE manufacturer see STUD SERVICE — registered Appaloosa, Dowhm : 62% Safewy 41% MOTICE IS HEREBY . '. (Pub. Date Monday, . May 20, 1974) . lha . Wjnona area, Must be taining walls, driveways, cat work and M»ry-Allen, Inc. -Is the name of a cor- JOB OPENING—1. : truck driver, some ' Ing responsible dealers to open retail • standing until sold, Silver Creek Check- duPont 170%. SFelh ¦ ¦ able to plan own tlme end ivorl? with-a trucking. Tel. 507-452-7.114. ' . - ^ 29% poration Incorporated under and pursuant - ' PUBLIC NOTICE ' . aeneral warehouse work. Apply Valley outlets in J state area. Also distributor ers No. T-7^935, the ever popular Holy ' " ' EastKod 105% SearsR. 81% to the provisions of . Chapter 300; Laws WINONA COUNTY BOARD OF . minimum of : supervision. Alt accounts Wholesaler's* 330 E. 3rd., after 7 a.m. needed: for . Southern Minn, and North- . Smoke bloodline, terrific . color produc- BLACK. DIRT, «U top soil. Archie . Hal- ; of Minnesota 1933, as amendedi that the ZONING ADJUSTMENT - - are protected., Repeat orders are pro- ern Iowa area, Excellent polentlal. er, price open; also standing. Revel Esmark 27% ShellOU , 48% weekdays, 10 ¦yersoh, Tel. 4S2-4573. ; date of llncorporatlon was May 16th, Notice Ii hereby given tha t on Thurs- tected. High commljslons payable when YEAR AROUND work, local -firm, over-, : Tel. Collect il2-43SSH 0 . No. T-142-334, a refined leopard stallion day, the 30th day of May. 1974, at the time after 40 hours, fringe benefits. . a.rri^-4 p.m.. with Quarter and Patching jr. blood- Exxon 72% Sirtger • •- 30% 197-4; that the corporation has general orders are passed for credit. The Ad- '.' CULTURED SOD business purposes) that the address of hour of 2:00 pirn-, In the Zoning . Ad- vertising , specialty Line' Is the most Write A-36, pally News. . lines. Reasonable rates; Also new colts Firestn 16% ^>uPac 30% Office;, 203, West 3rd Street, MAKE MORE money Iri your spare 1 roll or a 1,»0, may be picked vpf Its registered offlca Is Hi Center Street, ministrator 's :extens!ve In the Industry. Calendars tofnlng. Michal R. Waletiki, Rt. 2, lime. If you have at least 2 hours Also-black dlrL FordMtr 49% SpRahd 37 Winona, Minnesota 55987; that the names Winona, Minn: the Board of Adustrnent are manufactured at our Red: Oak SUAMAER JOBS-rfulllIme. Need .5 men. Fountain : City, Tel. -. - 687-7559. . a, .per day,' I can shew you how to de- ' After - 5:30 Inquire ' 724 t. Jth. V " . ¦ ana post, olflca addresses of Its . Incor? will hold . public -hearing on the appli- plant. Write M. A. Olson,- Sales Mana- Teachers and students preferred; No GenEl ,- 49 Sfflrnds 54y8 velop extra , Income- Tel. 507-M2-4W . Tel. 4H-S983.or 454-4)32. - ' . porators are: : cation of Arthur Petroff for a variance ger, The Thos. D. Murphy Company, experience necessary. Tel,. 454-4513 FORTY HEAb, good broke, loud colored GenFood 23% StOilCal 26% - on the following described property: between. 4 and S. . . for appointment. saddle horses, registered and grade. Robert D. 'Langford,. 68 «. . 4th St., Wi- -110 So; Second Street, Red Oak, lovta BLACK DIRT,till dirt, fill sand, hour , a minimum of 20 et W. Hodgman & Sons, Fairmont, Investments 39 BEEF or DAIRY : FARMERS Minn. "An Equal' Opportunity Employ- Permit No.: MN 0031933 Appilcatlon No.: hours per week. Must now - ¦ ', ¦ ' ¦ - T«l; Collect467-2192 ; (First Pub. Monday, May 6, 1974) ' er. . . ' HAVE SILVER, MUST SELL All maturities MN 070 0X8 2 001014 NATIONAL POLLU- be employed: Newly opened Tel. 508-582-4MO) «D8-782-29«J seed corn . State ol Minnesota ' ) . . .. TANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYS- WANTED-a handyman for about 12 Rt. 2, Box 71. Ettrick, Wis. TEM , (NPDES) PERMIT .PROGRAM branch of LAMESBORO SALES %gs County, ol Winona ) National Appli- hours per week by local restaurant- ; Eunks-PJK-Wis. IN COUNTY COURT (Section 402, Federal Water Pollution ance Company. : Write A-29 Dally News.; COMMISSION INC NEW YORK HOO MARKET PROBATE DIVISION Control Act, AS AMENDED) JOINT , . Medium white .30-.se Dogs, Pets, Supplies 42 Soybean Seed FILE NO, 17,942 ' PUBLIC NOTICE Proposed NPDES Per- Tel. 452-8721 between 4 and WANTED-rellable man for general farm AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY Large white .4I- .44 mit to Discharge Into Navigable Waters ' ¦ ¦ ¦ Sudan grasses In the Matter of tha Eslale or work. Tel.¦ Centorville SM-3W. '. • ' . ? • ; 12 NOON ,y Henry William Sludt, Decedent. U, S. . Environmental Protection Agency 8 p.m. REGISTERED Australian Blue Healer , - 15-40-5 Fertilizer ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETITION Region ' V; Permit Branch 1 ' North MALE ; HIGH school graduate for night pups, also Australian crossbred,- ready or Contact: FOR SUMMARY ASSIGNMENT OR Wacker Drive Chicago, Illinois 60ioi 312- work, grocery experience preferable, to work, all from working parents. Winona markets 363-1346 Joint-Public Notice No: 441-0354 DISTRIBUTION, LIMITING TIME . to begin Immediately.¦ Inquire at Ex- Archie Zarling, Plainview, Minn. Tel. Paul Evenson — 467-2199 ; FA RMERS TO FILE CLAIMS AND FOR Name and Address of , -Applicant: Froed- pressway Foods. • ' . ' • 534-5680. Bay State Milling Co. HEARING THEREON t«rt Malt Corporation P. O. Box 712 Mil- Housekeeping Walter Ode - 467-3759 EXCHANGE Elevator A Grain Prices George Sludt and Helen Heck having wa ukee, Wisconsin 53201 Minnesota Pol- AKC REGISTERED English Springer Virfiil Bothun — 467-3407 No. 1 N. Spring Wheal ...... 3.B3 filed a petition |n this Court alleging that lution Control Ag ency 1935 West County Supervisor, Nights Spaniel puppies, 5 weeks, natural pets, No. l N. Spring Wheat 3.8! sard decedent died on the 2Sth day ol Road B2 Rosevllle, Minnesota J5U3 Attn: bred to hunt. Larry Grcden, Tel. iS9- Lutljer Olson-467-2295 GARDEN STORE ' .- No. 3 N. Spring Wheaf . .7.7: Are you April, 1974 and praying that distribution Section of NPDES Permits 612-194-7234 a. "leader?" Then S«B0 or 689-2628. 58 Main No. 4 N. Spring Wheat 3.73 or the assets of said decedent be dls. Joint Public Notice : Issued on: May 20, this position will be of parti- SEWER Freddie Frickson — 643-6141 ¦¦ ¦ No. 1 Hard Winter Whoaf ...... 3.« Irlbutcd summarily; ' ' . 1 974 Name and At/dress of Facility where TWO REGISTERED Golden Rejrievers, No. 2 Hard Winter Wheat 3.63 IT IS ORDERED, that the Discharge Occurs: Frpedtert Malt Cor- cular interest to you. Ex- 1 male, 1 female. Tel. 454-4196 or 454- No. 3 Hard Winter Wheat .' 3.S» hearing thereof be had on July e, 1974 at 9:30 poration 500 West Third Street Winona, perience in housekeeping. 5109. No. 4 Hard Wlnler Whea t 3.55 o 'clock aim., /Minnesota 515997 Receiving Water: Mis- No. 1 Rye before this Court In the OPERATOR , ....,.. l.W County Court sissippi River via; municipal storm and ability t0 supervise FREE female mixed breed Dachshund No. 2 Rve, ; 1.90 Room In the Courthouse In Winona, Minnesota; that tha time within sewer, NOTICE: The above named appli- janitorial personnel are es- and Beagle dog, completely trained and ¦¦ ' , . A vwhlch creditors of said decedent may cant has applied for an NPDES Permit sential, Attractive salary . has shots. Tal, 454-4706. tilo their claims be limited to 60 days to dlschargo Info the designated receiving Holder of Class C license trom Ihe dale hereof, and that the claims water and requested State' Certification and benefits. Send letter of STILL AVAILABLE . beautiful female Livestock so tiled be «t said dlschnroe. Tho permit will be ¦ heard on July 8, 1974 at 9:30 application or resume to: willing to -work for a B fawn Dane. It Interested Tel. 454-4130. ' ¦ ¦ SOUTH ST. PAUL o'clock a .m. before this Court In the Issued by either the U. S. Environmental ' " ' Counly Protection Agency or other NPDES Issu- Rochester Methodist Hospi- a^V SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. (API - Court Room In the Courthouse In Horses, Cattle, Stock 43 ' Winona, Minnesota, and here, ing, authority, for a torm of approxi- ' ¦* ¦ (USDA) — Cattle 3800; calves ^00; lhat notice tal, Personnel Department, . ' of bo given by mately 4 years. The applicant la engag- license. Salary open. slaughter steers and hellers slowj early publication of'Ihls order - or rent, 350- In the Winona Dally News ed In the production of bajtey malt for 201 W. CenterSt,, Rochester, HAMPSHIRE BOAR for sale sales sitters 50 to 1.00. . lower; slzoab/e and by malt- 480 lbs. Har/ey ¦ Thompson, Rt, 1, Wi- supplies still , unsold nt io a.m.i hell- ed notice ns provided by law. Alcoholic beverages, The discharge con- Minn. 55901. ' • , ers about steady; cows weak to 50 low- Dated: May 5, 1974. sists of a nuxlmum of l(K0OO> gallons nona (Gilmore Ridge) Tol. 4S2-9437. er; bulls' fully ' steady;' - load avcraoe to 5. A, SAWYER per day of non-contact coollflp waler. The Contact: "An Equal Opportunity FORTY EIGHT th rifty pigs, vaccinated hloh choice around . 1 ISO lb slaughter Judge ol County location of tho dlschargo Is ISO feet Now On Hand Court end castrated, Francis . Maschka, Mln- steers 41.O0; choice 1000-1200 lbs 39,50- (Court Seal) . _ southwest of Hie Intersection of Clntslend Employer" 40.50; 1WC-13O0 lbs 39.00-40.0O; choice Sireater, and Second Street In Winona. On the nelska. Tel. «5?,2«9, ' Murphy, Brosnehan a\ Langford 900-1100 Ib . slaughter hollers 39,00-40.SO; Attorneys ' for Petitioners basis of preliminary staff review.and City of Plainview load, average to hloh choice 959 lbs application ol applicable standards and SEVENTEEN bred gills due to Hart far- Two - 40.50; mixed hloh pood and choice 38.00- rowing In a week, Donald Maschka, (First Pub. Wednesday, May 15, 1974 ) reoulatlons, the Roglonal Administrator MEN & WOMEN 39.00; ullllly and commercial slaughter of the U.S. Environmental Prolecllon 241 W. Broadway Minnesota Clly. Tel, 689-245;, cows J9.OO-30.00) a few 30.50; cutter ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Agency or oilier NPDES Issuing author- WITH OR WITHOUT 37.50-29.00; canner 36,00.27.50; No. 1 The State ol Mlnnosola will receive ity proposes to Issue a PUREBRED YORKSHIRE and Hamp- bids al permit for the 1700-2000 lb slnuohtor bulls 36.O0-38.00i tho Business Ofllco of Winona discharge sub|ect to certain effluent llml- Plainview, Minn. 55964 shire boars, 1ta| and ican-o-gram rec- Stale SALES EXPERIENCE Individual 38.50; 1 & 1: 14SO.1850 lbs College, Room 310, Somsen Hall, lallons and special conditions. The Stale, ords. Roger Owen, Durand, Wis. Tel. 34.00-M.OO; Friday's prime vealers up Winona, Minnesota 55987, until J'M afler review of all. the 472-5717. r M„ comments and $200 A WEEK to 59.00; choice 50.00-5S.OO; o ood 41.00- Central Daylight Savings Time, on objections , alio proposes lo 61.00; loday' Way 28 Issue a cer. s vealers not established. , |V74 for, all labor, material!, IHIcatlon pursua nt to Section Hogs 650Oj barrows 401 of the GUARANTEED and gills under Plant equlpmenl, Iransporlollon and f«- Federal Water Pollution !40 Ibi ' sileady. to 50 hlnher; heavier Contro l Act, as unteer fire department. I Winona, Minnesota I know would bt Interested In this matter. —__-___ ; Hay, Grain, Feed -SO Article! for Sal* /¦' ¦ "., Apartments, Flah '"; '¦ ' ¦ But. Properly for Sal* y 91 House* for Sale -99 Trucks; fract'jj,/Trailers 108 j Mobil* Homes, Trailers ill . Winona Dally New* 4* 57 . - 90 ¦¦ '¦ ' Winona, 'Minnesota ' . -, w WANTED—good dairy hay. Cordon OlbbS,' USED¦' .. REFRIGERATOR,, . Wajherând THREE-ROOM apartment, ' available! June ' Mllit BE SEEM -expertly constructed 2 FORD-1971 Sports Cuslbm, blue, low TROTWOOD .1959, 16' travel trailer, full Allurs, Minn, Tel. 48*2667, ' . ' ' ¦• arte 3fbedroom Townhogses. Atlached Reasonable. Tel. bed, new gas and-eiectrir re(rlgeretori= MONDAY, Wipf 20, 1974 ! . dryer. Tel. 452-14S4. - . .. . ' . - : . l, heat and water lurnlshed, couple . mileage, with topper ¦ -452- after 5, patio and garages, Open - daily. Tel. : 454-5562 or 454-5752 after 4. furnace. Tel. 454-3690. prelarred, no pets..Tel. .sil? Osihi '- ' ¦ ¦ " " ¦ WANTED-HiBr corn; . Eugene- Lehnertt, ONE GROUP women ' 45^1099,' ' . ' '>' : ' . ' : ' 's sandals, end clogs, iss ; . . ; : ' - T«l. 5CM34-37W, y - . . / 20% discount. '. ' Baker s. Shoes, 123 E. ONE-BEDROOM apartment. Stove,: re, :^ INTERNATIONAL . .1972 ' %-ton pickup, TWO-BElDRbOM mobile.home on 3 acres, Auction Sales r :.: \ i : ' ^^ ' . 3rd.- Open Won. and Fri. until 9 p.m. frlgerator, heat and hot water furnished. BY OJMNER—new 2-bedroom home, elec- excellent conditloni USO : International . of . land, 13 rnlles from Winoria in Roll- ' Log*, Posts, Liimber "52 Married couple or 2 working gfrfs pre- ^FOR tric heel, : carpeted, panelled, attached Z-foh piefcup with (illlily. box, has new Ingstone area.' Married couple only. Tei , 'Mirihesota Land & y frARAGE SALE—clothing, antiques, old ferreed; W. location. . tei. 452-5624. . : S^fcî 2-car sarage, 2 acres. 18 miles from engine, very good ' condition; 1969 In- . 452-6278. . ¦ ¦¦ .- - magazines, dishes, school desk, milk Winona, Low: twenties, TeL 507^89-2379. ternational' TraVelall, . excellent condi- '. ; . ' USED LUMBER — good lo excellent con- ' ¦ • Auction Service cans, hanging cupboard, Avorts. wash AVAILABLE JUNE 10-carpeted, 2-bed- tion; IJiS Chevrolet convertible.¦ . Tel. USED, travel -trailers¦ ¦ from J600 to SI,495. • ' : • - • Evarett j, Kohner dition. • Lara* quantities! In various . Glbmski's Meat arid Grp- ; ' ¦'¦ ¦ ' . • . stand, blond bed, plants, miscellaneous room, second floor. Appliances,, heel, MEADOW ACRES^3 bedroims, eom- .. 454-5311. /- . /. - ; ;' ;;. - . : Tel. 4*M)29.- . . '¦ Winona, Tel. 452-7814 ' shapes, and slies. Doors, windows, pletel-y '689-2335. ¦ household Items), 673 : Huff. Tuas. and hot water furnished, No pets. $155. ¦ carpefedl. ceramic bath, 1,024 ; JlnvPapenfuss, Dakota Tel. 643-6152 , screeni, Tal; : :¦ :¦" ' ¦ eery. Superett in Alma, ,. _> .;- Wed., is,. . - .: ...... Tel. '.452-2048. - '. ' e feet living space plus full basement, CHEVROLET—IV69, t-ton fruck, 350, V-8 MOBILE HOME—10x54, 3 bedrooms, 8X10 by owner. . Tel. 4S2-4144 duels, above average condition. Arnold , addition; furnished Including, air condi- ' : , FREDDY FRICKSON . ' -' . ' " Stiitj Nur»eryjStock - ." • .S3 PICKUP SHELL with floor, bUhkai 1250. FOUR.-ROOM apartment -with -lake '; view, Wis. Modern 3 ybedroom Rosaaen, Spring Grove, Minn. Tel. tioner, 2:year-old furnace, carpeting and Auctioneer / ¦ CONTRACT FOR OEED — 3 bedrooms, ¦ - ¦ - ' years old. ; Taf. 4S2-SOT. ' -' ,. . stove, refrlgcreitor, jar»B»' ' heat,, wa- ' . 498-5303 after .5 or 498-S539. ' , .. . flooring about l^b Near Will handle all sites and kinds of ' new carpeting, central heating,, Galesville., Tel. 60B-528-4075. ¦ ¦[ ¦ lOYBEON -SEED In Ir bii; bags, Hark ter, . 5. closets, prefer hen-smoking cou- apartment on second stove . auctions. Tel. Dakota . 643-6143. Corsoy and Chippewa 44, also certified MATCHJNO twin size poski- beds, «xtra ple. Available early June, Tel. ' 452- and - refrigerator .Included, small yard, ' A» Terrain Veliicles 108A. Hark ind Swift.' , Zabel . Seeds, .2 miles clean : mattresses and springs,' $35 . 2W8. - ' / .. floor. Excellent I trade . location not too great, agent owned. MOVING and Irtiust sell Immediately, FOR YOUR AUCTION use the Boyum- S.W. ol Plainview on Hwv. each.y.-Ttl. . Contract for deed to qualified p-arty. ' . beautiful 1979 Hlllcrest, 3-bedroom mo^ System. BERTRAM 42. Tel. 507- 452-1808 or 21S E. 8th. • ATV-3-wheeler, IB h.p. Sachs engine. BOYUM Auction- ' S34-2487. . ' . Tel. 454-4312. , bile home',, furnished or, - ' unfurnished, eer,. Rushlord, Minn. Tel. ; . ONE BEDROOM apartment available J275. Tel.: 434-4B42, - ¦ ¦ .864-9381, TRANSIT LEVEL, - Oavid Whlie Unlver- students. Sunny- area. Terms; : Very reasonable. Tel. 454-1248. . ' • ' . June 1st. No single . ' : PLANTS—cherry tomatoes, cabbage, pep. . sal, Model 8123, with tripod and level- . side Manor Apartmsnls.y'el. 454-3824. BY . OWNER—622i. E. 3rd. 6-room house .' " \ ALVIN KOHNER ' -'\ . ' and -garage,.fully rmodern, JlO.OOO. Will ' pers, coleus, petunias, asparagus roots/ ing rod. Tel. Cochrane 60M48-2282. ¦¦ Used - Cars' - .0-:: -'V- lOiJ AMF. SKAMPER—1974 Travel . Trailer. AUCTIONEER-r-City and state licensee} . finance with " ,4 down. Check with Ray ¦ ' ¦ • X' . ------_. 18', 10' fold-down pickup camper, some ' ' strawberry plants, Jim- Buggs, Good- THREE-ROOM apaiimenj? wall to wall ' ¦ , - and bonded., Rt. i, Winona. Tel 452- . Nofthierit • at Ray?s Tradiiio Post.'¦ ' . ' . - ' ..-;¦ used fold-downs. STOCKTON CAMPER ' : - ¦; ¦ ' ¦ '.' • ¦ ' ' view.-. Road, Tel. 454-327B., . . : v--;' PICNIC TABlsE, bamboo fence, wire) carpetlhs; slova and refrigerator fur- '350 cu. In. , engine, 300 ' 4980. . ; - . ' .; : . - . ' NOVA 'SS—1970, SALES, Stockton, Minn. Tet; 507-689- gates, . playpens, . strollers, headboards, nished. Tel<:«54-275i, h,p., 4-speed, . 20 miles per: gal. .Tel. • ioYBEANS tor ' Chip-. «, " certified pool table, corner A NEW . SPLIT foyer, 4 lai^ge. bedroorsns,. 2 2670. . . - .;• MAY 22-Wed. .1 p.m. Antiques; a. Fur- . last, cabinets, cribs, : Investment Ca Houston .096-2351. . year; bin run, $7 bu. - chairs, bamboo roll-ups and full-baths, rec room- living room, com^ : nllure : Auction, 322 W. Howard ' Harlan -Krone- other ' .St., Wi- busch, Altura, Minn, Tel. 79W528; . things. Bargain Center, L •Real Estate Brokers blnatlon . kitchen.and dining room, cen- MOBILE HOME TRANSPORTING . nona. Alvlh¦' Kohner> auctioneer; Ever- 25J E. 3rd. Do You Already¦ Own FORD—1965 Custom. . 4-door, . 6-cyllnder. ¦ ', !', Air-conditioner . . - . .' tral air, ah carpeted, large, double Minn, and Wis. ICC license : ell Kohner,. . clerk; • - ,. - independence, Wis.- : very • good condition,- . . new- tires,. S275. ' BLUE AND white spruce trees, »* to 5' WANTED - ' «¦»' -part bends, Tel. 452- -2. Shag carpeting - .. . . garage. Located In excellent area on a . Dale Bublltz, 64 Lenox , ' ¦ ¦ :: ¦ ' . spacious . Tel. 452-4616 for appointment;- - ' ' ' tall, 45 each birch treat, 8' or more, 3697. ,. - . 3. Pri vate balcony : . • ¦ ' : ¦^' ' ¦ ' ' ' :: ' '• ¦ lo* -with a .view. Many other Winona, Minn, . MAY 24—Fri. 12t30 p.m. 7 miles N.W. - ' , • •>•. . •TeL•.7i^985•3191. • • . . • '. extras. 843: Hickory Lane. Tel 454-4151. - Tel. 452-9418. tl. Circle G Ranch, Tel. 454-1160. - , 4. Washer. 8. dryer - PLYMOUTH-^1969 Fury III, 4-door, power . ' 61 Independence on State Hwy. 121, then ¦ ' - 5. Patio-- -: . steering, power . brakes, air, . A-1, SB95. 1 mile N. .on (own road. -Lloyd Kblve, BU, Peterson Bl soybeans: left <. Gas charcoal grill -' .. - . STARCRAFT CAMPERS " - owner; Lletha & Werleln, auctioneers; TEN ¦ Tel, 454-2129. ¦ over. Kupletz Feed and Seed, E. 2nd' . ' " • ' WE' DOl.' ¦ :• •. . Farms, Land for Sale 98 Trailers 8, Pickup Campers ' , ' . : . Norlhern .- Inv, --Co., . . clerk. ' . ¦¦ ' ¦ ' • ¦ '¦ " ' '¦ ¦' • "•' ¦ • ' Tel . 454-490?. :¦ .. 1 751 W. Broisdway '-r.:(A' leading-brand that Is else st. ' - . - :.:¦ . :¦:. ., ..¦;. . . . - .- . . - Lawn & Garden VOLKSWAGEN-^1971 Super Beetle, new ; . " sold. by a dealer In Winoria) ¦ "' MAY; 1. p.m. ; : LAND LISTING ¦* SELLINGT- Farms, tires.' Tel. 452-1078. . 20-^Sar. Restaurant AUctfon PLANTS-rOnlon, Tomato, Cabbage, Kohl- ' KEY APARrMENTS ace - Sales — Service — Rentals •at Dorothy's Cafe . In Pepin, Wis. __ Hobby Farms, Small . Acreage.'..-Our yr brs rabi, Parsley, . Broccoli, ' Cauliflower, DICK'S SPORTING GOODS . Hwy. ,.35. Dorothy. Klndhamme'r, own- Equipment FIVE-ROOM apartment, upstairs, private Specialty. F ree Appraisals.' . SUGAR COMET—1972 -2-door, 9,000 miles, new Celery; Pansles, Petunias, Marigolds, Durand, Wis. er; Wlcklund . 4-Stewart, auctioneers; . bath and garage and entrance, Te|. 452- LOAF. Tel. 454-2367. Or y 454-3368 . radial ' tires, . $2500. Tel.. .452-2496. ' . Alyssum, Ageralum, . Geraniums, Wi- Tel. 715-672-8873 or 672-5199. . . -Helt .- Realty : Inc., - -clerk..' ' 9327. '. . .. evenings. - . nona Potato Market. . : ¦ W$ify^ MUST SELL—1973 Dodge Dart Swinger, BEAT TlfE coming i '^SED-/ " :¦:/ ' [ " Ii= YOU.ARE In the:market for a farm excellent condition, low gas mileage, low price Increases! MAY 25-Sat. . 10:30 a.m. 515 Green St„ i^ TWO-BEDROOM apartment, carpeted, Select and ¦ buy now Rushford,1 . '.or home or are planning to sell, real ii R&AttOR ' mileage. Tell Trempealeau 1-608^534- . from our large . Minn. Mrs. Cora Pollema -aV stove - .end refrigerator, all utilities, . slock of COACHMEN travel Earl .-Liihdby, ' IHC No. 123 ; Cadet Hydro estate of any type contact NORTHERN - ' - .- ' .. ' , trailers, . .-owners; -Bert ram Boyum, ^ available June , 15. Tel. 454-4400. 120 CENTER • 6609, . _ ; . pickup campers, fold ' - auctioneers; with 42" mower, 12 h.p; y INVESTMENT"COMPANY; Real . Estate downs, stti . :-First National Bank, Rush- fMlÊRS wheels and mlrilhomes. on display at ford, clerk.. ¦' • '¦ - ^ ^ âpartment. Heat Brokers, Independence, Wis., or Eldon COMET—1973, 17,000 : miles, like! new. UPSTAIRS i-bedrooin . .our Wlnorta and Rochester lots. Re- IHC No, 108 Cadet with 38 ' 1100 ' month. Tel. W. Berg, Real Estate Salesman, Tel, 452 387). ' - .;. - EXCHANGE " . and water furnished, : member ' XOACHMEN quality arid MAY 25—Sat. 10 a.m. m. Arcadia, Wis: Tel. 328-7350. Real Estate & mower, 10 h.p, 608-534-6343 .before 4 P. y KRAUSE Service. . .Household Aucti on, BUSINESS CORVETTE—1968, 34 ,000 miles,- . . stored E. of Catholic GARDEN STORE ' ¦ F. A. KRAUSE CO. Church,' Hokari, Mlrin. AVAILABLE .June 1st I-bedrbom apart- winters, many extras. Tel. Lewiston Mrs. Margaret .;¦ IHC No, 60 Riding mower ¦ ¦ Hwy. 14-61 E. at Breezy Acres , Crist Estate; Horlhan 8. Schroecier, .,. 88 Majn; .;¦ , . , ment. Married covple. Lease. . Lake- 523-2415;/ - . iECONOfW l STS auctioneers; Milo J. Runnlngen, clerk. ' . 28, 6 h.p. ::. . ;., .vle* Manor Apartments. Tel;-. 454-5250. y ESTATE : • Fruit Tree Sprays — OLDSMOBILE—1964 Starflre,. very sharp, OVERSTOCKED ¦¦ ' ¦ .;¦ y ' ¦: . '" Super" Phosphate ;.'' CRAFTSMAN, riding rnow- ONE-BEDROOM,—carpeted, drapes, heat. : ADVISE &UYIiNlG: excellent mechanical: condition. See ot All the following Used mobile homes Fertilizers ^- Bone Meal y . ; er, 7 h.p. .-..• , Water, stove and refrigerator -furnished; FARMLAND SALE 353 E. Wabasha. Tel. 454-4735 after 5:3« - have been reduced-for.quick sale — • ¦On bus' . line. Inquire - 477 VV. ith or ; A . Now's . Ihe time to . buy! . ; Plants ' } Blood Meal Tel. 452-3151 before 6' p.m. .: '. .• 240 acre. .. fully tillable; AyHG/vAE NOW CHEVROLET—1965 4-door. Small V-B eii- ¦ Reduced Price AUCTION • — ; • ' ¦ ¦' ": ¦ • glne, . automatic ; transmission, power . 1972¦ Conestoga, 14x60 with - . • •'' • i3t^ " ' ': V Kidney Beans. • ' ., • . ;y ; ;-NE\A^ : ;, .A ¦ ¦ - ' ' 'A:îyE^ st..; : ' ; ; y;: : '';. A SPACIOUS-v ;¦ ¦' A farm in Bennington Tpwn^- AS A HEDGE i - steering, good running condition. J250. central alr .set up In ; : - Wall Bulck-Olds-GWC, 225 W. 3rxl. Lake Village ..;...... ,, SOLD . St. Charles IHC No, 149 CADET with y ship, :' Mower. County, Minn.; y Open Monday & .Friday night. - - . 1972 Arlington 12x52, 2-bed- , Mihn. APARTMENTS ¦ Antiques; Coins, Stamps 56 50" or 44" mower,, hydro- full set of modern buildings AGAvlNST room, front living room, 2 Bedrooms ¦• 1 Bedroom ' ' lift,-lights,. 14 .h.p.y. , • on all weather county road. TRAVELHOME—1959, .10x40, fair con- . - . like new .' ....:...... ' . $4695 '^ BISSEN ANTIQUE Open at Eltlen, ; . • lvBedroom Efficiencies ¦ ¦¦not' i; INFLATION: dition. $1400. Tel. . St. Charles 931-4173 1967 Schult 12x50; front kitch- - tij^Mi' Mlhfl. New . shop nex t to home. Wa ¦' ¦ Home has ., been - occu- 1 after 4:30. . :. . eni- beautiful condition, A^.^ 495-3120' "IHC No. 108 CADET with :' , ' rurtiished or Unfurnished ;. Starting,' buy.-and sell, Tel. . . ¦ pied for. about ten years. . , birch-¦ panelling ,: ....S4095 : at 5:30 P~M. -; . - . 44" mower, 10 h.p.-" • We have homes : in all . CHEVROLET—19«. good condition, many 1973 Mark IV 14x70, front living - LAKE PABK & VALLI . ¦ ¦ WANTED—old fashioned gfass and china Possession Jan. . 1975. -A new parts, S375. .Tel. 457-3447, 7-3. Ailc : - , room, 3-bedroom, . is, '. ' . .. Household gpodis including. ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ dishes, clocks, dolls, picture , postcards, IHC No. 75 Riding mower, VIEW APARTMENTS person will be; available on fjrice ranges, sizes and . ' . for Mike; ;¦' ' . . ' new appliances...... SOLD 'lamps.ytoys, watches, lewel ry, silver Coronado window air cohdi- . : 7^; . :: Tel. 452-S490. -; the premises to answer in- 1973'¦ Titan 14x70, set up and - and all types of old . furniture, etc. tei. locations. FORD—1967 XL 2-door s«|an', V: 8, auto- ' .. " ' . . 'skirted; Lake Village ....$7995 ' ! tioner; davenport and chair; 454-3675 after 5 p.m. or .weekends, or ' quiries about the farm on matic, power steering; 8 track. .$375 or 1970 Homelte 12x50, front .,. "•iHC::No-..- '21 self - propelled ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦ 6 oak chairs; 2 oak beds; 2 write Markham, 514 Ronald Aye., Wi- . Apartments, Furnished 91 - '•¦" offer; -Tel. 454-2103 after 4 p.m. ' • • , kitchen, oil. furnace' ..... ¦:' $3693 ' ' ¦' ' ' ' ¦" .Wed.; May 29th. If interest-, . irTER HOURS CALL: -. ¦ nona, Minn. .. . hand mower. • . • •. : . 1968 Delroiter, . 12x68,' l'A baths, - oak dressers ; oak rocker; . ' ed , . subiriit written bids " A>vis :(:ox ' .1.....;...' 454-1172 : CHEVROLET—1966 Im'pala, 2:door . hard- FURNISHED APARTAAENT. for 2 addi- ¦ ' . 3 bedrooms, excellent oak chest; large maple din- tional girls, 1: block from WSC. Tel. with good ' faith deposit in ' top, body needs work, runs; $175. 620 condition - ' .. :...:.... $599j : Articles for SalsA 57 . . L.aura: Fisk . .,..... 452-2118 .' ¦/" ing table with r 452-1705 days or 408-53M453 evenlnos • /£,; 3rd. . / • . 1971 Buddy. 12x52, front living 6 chairs;. ¦ . the sura of 5 percent of the TWO HEADBOARDS tor twin beds/ used ¦& Kalmes Imp!. collect. ;. ' Nora. Heinlen ..... 452-3175 room, good condition .. .. $3500 . Maytag y Square • washer; PLVMOUTH—1969 Ftry III, 4-door, V,8, refrigerator, folding, room divider door,, total bid , to ' the Fillmore Myles Petersen .... 452-^009 Free delivery and. set up, $30 extra : MjB; y -: , Altura, Minn. automatic, runs like new, front dam- ¦ for step. dishes; pictures : knd misc. pother . Items. Tel, 452-4262. . LARGE first story apartment with Iront, County Court, ' on or before - ; y ' ' Jan Allen .....,..; 452-5139 : aged, $60q; 620 E- 3rd.; ' . ' . SUGAR LOAF TOWN & Many, lui. . ..7 Tel 796-6741 b-ack and side entrance. Newly redeco- June 3, 1974. The right : '¦ COUNTRY good tools, sporting TESTEOv and. . approved by millions ot rated, screehed-ln porch. 3 bedrooms, noon, Dick Rian - . . i' ...v. 454-2990 : I: MOBILE HOMES . ' . . . . ¦ 1 MUSTANG-il 967, $BO0' or best offer. ' goods and items of possible: Blue Lustre carpet dean-', , - large Jiving room and;klchen. Full base- is reserved to reject any or Tel. Hwy. 43; behind Sugar Loaf; 'CjjoprfriVafcei'S, Marge . Miller ' ..:. ':.. 454-42^1 452-6969 after 5. ¦: ' er'ls (dps. Rent electric shampooer SI, ment. Partially furnished. Garage, d«fl . Winona, Minn. . . "• ' ;. Tet, 454-5287 antique valiie. ' ¦" - pen, - elecrllclty. ' Available all bids. Only bidders will . . . tt. end W. H. Choste- & Co, . . . Furn., Rugs, Linoleum $190 plus. ' , 64 1st. Tel.y451-137B alter 5:30. •; have a right , to rebid at CHEVROLET—1965, fair condition, 6-cyl- Jllly , lnder, straight stick. $250. Tel. Dakota LENORA SMITH ESTATE, POU1V YEAR oil .furnace, 123,000 BTU $j)b SsdoDsk.,ifaati q.. Auction Sale* FACTORY CLOSEOUT on a double dress- hearing confirming sale in 643-6175.' V .-": ,A; ' -.. OWNER ' . - bonnet output.: ' 1961.; Chevrolet!.. 4-door,: er, mirror, 4-drawer chest and.;book: FURNISHED—double cr single rooms for r : . ' refrigerator Includ- the Probate Court. If in- '¦ MAY. 22—Wed., . 5 p:m. Household/ An- 6 cylinder, automatic transmission. Tel. case bed, In walnut: finish. Only $129, rent, reasonable, : 120 Center : TeL 452-5351 ' •' ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ¦ DODGEr-1970 Coronet, 440,. good condi- tique & Misc. Auction, at Texaco Sta- "- JK-4102-. BURKE'S FURNITURE MART, 3rd 8, ed, central location. Tel. 452-1705 days¦ terested , call, Mae Mahlke, tion . I Don Tiffaiiy Auctioneer ,';'" ' collect. ¦ - ' . .Tet. 454-1183. ' . tion and A S,;w Drive Inn, ' Fountain t Franklin, Open Erl. evenings. Park ber or . 608-539-3453 . evenings . . . ¦:. at : ¦ ¦ COMBINATION' WOOD, and gas stove, 507-452-6906; ;• . Winona, City, Wis. 4 owners; Hll Dueliman, ' B A. Smith & Sons: Clerk . lii nd the. store, . . . DODGE—1953 !, J2 and $3. Robb PARTIALLY FURNISHED tiful river front location. Tel. 608-248- FORD—1945 Custom, 4-door, 6-cyllnder, ¦' ' , apartment;' suitable (or 1. Heat, hot wa- ' ' ¦ ' ' ¦ tall pine ' trees, in: Pilot Mound. Ideal - .. Bros.; Store. . - 2781. , .; .'.: " . . ..., . '. - - good , . mechanical , condition, :' . (some JAGQUESA ' ler .'furnished. $120 per month. ' 305 , Wi; - for : summer or weekend , tiorjhe; Near, . ¦ ¦ rust), near new fires; $300 or :besl TWO SETS- of . a luminum - combination . TV Sales H Service -. "¦ .iidne. " SK ' . ' ' ;¦ trout, streams. - ¦ . . TWO-BEDROOM house' remodeled on 7 otter. . Tel. 454-1117. - ,2-track. wlndovA and screens, S windows ;;¦-. : 111 W. 3rd. acre's; 14 .ml. S. of Ulca. Larson Real y each' .set." 117" long and 59" G1RLS-êxceptlonally nice apartments for ; BOYUM AGENCY ¦ per set, ' Estate,. Tel. St. Charles 932-3815-.or 932- '¦' ¦• .' 1969 FORD. Falrlane, 6-cyllnder, k Located VA miles NortK of Rushford oii Highway:-43 -at-l -Suitable for porch; cottage, etc, ZtLDJIAN .Cy/H8ALS, drum sets, Qui summer or fall, fully furnished, fully . , Rushlord,- Minn. i5»1. the high. ¦ . 3803, ' .;, ' . . " ' .. automatic, $895. . Pine Creek road exit.y - : y Tel. 454-1713. " .- ¦ tars, ampllliers microphones, aCcOrd- carpeted, very clean, very cheery. Re- Tel. 844-9391 or 864-9368. . . -. | violins, stands. Bargolnsl All 1968 FORD Falrlane, i-cyllnder, : l^l^^^ l^l^ lans, serve now l Tel; 454-3323, NEW . .HOWES ..ready for occupancy) 2-5 - '" .' :• '¦ guaranteed A.: Welsch, Fountain City, . -automatic, $650, - . .i 6ARDEN TILLER RENTAL—also lawn bedrooms Financing available. -Wllmor Wanted—Rial EstateJ 102 196B ' ' Wis,. ' - . . FORD Falrlarie, 6-cyllnder, thatehers and veccums. WINONA FIRE Sj/YTRESA AREA—1-bedroom. elliclen- . Larson Construction . . Tel. . 452-6533 or - automatic) $595. ¦ «, POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 54 E. cy, available for 3 months, all utilities - '452-3801. ' : ^ ¦ WANTED FROM OWNER-2 Or ibed- 1966 FORD Galaxle 500, small S, ,; ' ' , ; 2nd. Tel. 452-5045. paid, JU0. Tel. -I52-4768. '-. ' . • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ §, 'V Moiida^ ;;Jm-:2 to 5- acres, suitable Ideal Auto Sales nowy " . town location, Available Immediately. ¦; home . On or close- to paved " ' "¦ for .nice . 470 Mankato Avenue '¦g Almost new- 2 bedroom home with living roomi dining | PLUMBING BARN :(2L.OSEOUT i ; Tel. 454-1005. , . . road. Write Box «, Whitehall, Wis. : 154 High Forest : Tel. 454-4246 . or- Tel. 715-538-4444. area, y kitchen COMFORTABLE HOUSING for 3; or 4 ; | , bath, breezewayy 2 car attached garage, j Everything's going at cost! ¦¦ ¦ ¦ REMODELING YOUR kitchen?: Let us . students. Inquire, 980 -W. 5th. •. ';¦- .' . i fair basement, on large lot; - A ! - give you- an estimate. Custom-built Ceb- GVm Accessories, Tires, Parts 104 1 973 LahcJcruiser ' ' ¦ ' " ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦' ; ' ' ¦ ¦ : ..- Receivers • Turntables }$ : • ' ." . V ' ¦ • ." :¦ ¦> . . ' . " . :" :- , ' - ' . . - '" - '! Intts by Plato 8. Hager. Top quality ¦¦ ¦¦ GIRL WANTED to share large, comfort- r^^mStu cabinets at moderate, prices. GAIL'S •"! . . ' Tape Players" able 3-bedroom apariment, all utilities F IVE—12x16.5 .tires : and .wheels to fit Toyota's four wheel drive, VTERMS: $2,50o. down on sale date aiid tUfi balance when | . - WINON .APPLIANCE, 215 E. 3rd. Tel. 452-4210. paid. $45.- .Tel. 45*4812 after 5 p.m. / 454-4196 Ford, International and Dodge Vi-ton,. used in pur service depart- P iSpeakers and Consoles ¦ like new. 18!' AMF lawnmower, 20" l| Probate deed is delivered to purchaser. Sale is subject | COMET riding mowers now In ;¦" ' SNAPPER All at Tremendous Savings J. ' , -. - 1D3 W, Broadway ;' . boys' bicycle, Tel. 687-912?,. . . - ment since .new it has less § to Approval of Probate Court. ''¦;y-1 stock tor Immediate delivery. Reserve Ultimote In than 2,000 miles. Fiilly .y ¦. yours now l WINONA FIRE 8, POWER : ;:: - EQUIPMENT CO., 54 E. 2nd. Tel. 452- ' ' .. Apdrtrnent Lfving Prompt — Alert — Courteous Boats, Motors; Etc. 106 equipped with buckets, rear; .y N.G,S;V: . ' J Open House:will be; held on Saturday,.May 25th from 2 5065. "The business that service built." '7 ' :' -:' ' - Luxurious 1 bedroom apartment wilh fold down seats front - and | carpeting and drapes, F IBERGLASS . RUNAB0UT-15-, built-in , colorful shag ¦ -P.M. until 5 P.M. or contact . Everett J. Kohner, .560 Lake | furniture, ÛLL^TIAA E air chambers, ready to go. $125. 212 E, rear heaters, Heavy duty | SPRAY TEXTURING of ceilings or walls; STEREO CENTER tastefully co-ordinated ¦ A' New and old - Painting and Interior 875 W. 5th electrical appliances, air conditioned, . ' 8th. Tel. .454-1808. : . . battery, radio, and full cab. I St., Winona, Tel. 452-7814 : - 'l remodeling. Brooks 8. Associates. Tel, laundry and storage. Tel. 454-4909. ¦ SERVICE '. 454-5382. 1752 W. Broadwoy. B-OATHOUSE- for sole, on styrofoam, This near new all terrain 20x24, 10' well. Winona Boe»t ¦ Harbor. •vehicle can be yours for I; ALVIN KEY APARTMENTS . - Call Us Anytime Tel. 452-711:1. MLC Company. KOHNER, AUCTIONEER | LYLE'S huge sale, carpeting, draper- . only y ies, 12' : linoleum, paint, , wallpaper. Day or Night . Way 9 through 23. Register: for prlies. ONE ROOM—kltchenetl and bath, .ample P ONTOON—6X18-", 28 h.p. jorinson mo- "Area s Leading -32 1 -Tel ., ' Lyle's, Hwy 61. closet space, off-street parking. ' tor, S250. 689:2695. 295.00 ^^mm^^^msî^mms^mmsi^^^msmm^^^^^M , Washington Si., . Apt. 4. ; or Weekends ' . . .. $4, WE HAVE lust the right ' cap for vour CHRYSLER OUTBOARD, Lund Algma- ^mM^mmmmmm^sm^mm^m^^îmM^^s^^^^m^ pickup box. STOCKTON CAMPER Band Instruinent LOVELY 1-bedroom apartment, West Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. craft boats, also boat motor rental. SALES, ' Stockton, Minn. Ttl. 507-669- End. Tel. 454-17(7. . .. Fishing tackle. Live ball. Paul's Land- ¦ ¦ Monday through Saturday ing, Reads Landing, Minn. Tel. 612- l?t . JIII UJL . I ul ' ' f^^|TTT l\ rTTTTTTT¥T W|j |¥TT1 ¦ lift rW | 2(70. '. Dttf ^ |f f ¦ jtfH4>4>4U«4H*k . ¦ £*;!'. tHttv fll - TIH I IHI lit HtltlHiIIt'M IFTTI Aw IlllHtlin . lilW fsTT ' SUMMER SPECIAL—very spacious, carp- 565-3466. M 11 Hit. I Rt ' llttTBni . [Till 1I1PI TlTW Headquarters" NYSTROM'S *¦.< - X I iUlL ' V If III ' UUIi 31 ft. HOMELITE RIDING MOWERS eted 3-bedroom apartment, l . block rales, GENE KARASCH runabout wllh 115 h.p: Cadillac - Toyota - Pontiac Sales - Paris Service from WSC. Special summer LARSON 18' NORTHERN INVESTMENT CO. fflg POWER MAINTENANCE & SUPPLY CO. Name brand instruments Males, or married couple. Tel. 454-1111 Johnson oulboa rd and. trailer. 14' Sea 2nd & Washington Tel. 452-40811 | J l l j j 207 E. 3rd Tel. 452-2571 fc days; 454-4745 evenings. : REALTY/INC. King runabout¦ with 40 h.p- outboard ' . and trailer, ¦ new sports.man. boot available on a trial rental l ¦ Open Mon, & Fri. Evenings y OUIET' EFFICIENCY - apartment; for- 1. Broadway & Main trailer, J165, -Tel. 452-1366. ' -¦ ¦; ANTIQUE ¦ P^n. Rent $100, Includes all utilities except AND newer furniture stripping, chair • - . electricity. Deposit and year's loase re- OUTBOARD MOTOR, 7 h.p., less 1han caning and seat upholstering. Free pick. quired. Convenient downlown location. FIRST FIDELITY SAVINCS & LOAN 10 hours actual uso. Tel., 452-4254 alter Wanted—Automobiles 110 I Located 7 miles Northwest of Independence, on State | up and delivery Tel, Fountain City Complete Professional Tel. 452-3502 daytime or 452-745? eve- not only gives you a penny for your 4 p.m. II Highway 121, then one mile North on § . 6B7-9751, Vr; nings. thoughts but dollars lor your dreams, WANTED—Camaro, Nova or . Vet, with- . town road or 10 HERE'S A TICKET to fun, fresh air and out engine or transmission. 1967 and i miles East of Gilmanton on 121, on: I repair service in our VERY NEAT, various sized apartments, TWO-BEDROOM house on E. Ith, reason- sunshine for tho whole family this sum- rewer. Larry Rleck, Alma. Tel. 685- BULK ECONOWY dry cleaning, 8 lbs. ¦ 12,50, also try our new porma-press available soon, 2M W. 7th. . able Tel. 487-4740 or St. Charles 932. mer. If you have never owned a boat, :499i. - . ; ¦ ' ¦: shop. ' washers. Norte Village, 601 Hull. 3229. you don't know how much tun your A ' FURNISHED EFFICIENCY room for lamlly can have togother. l-f you have CAMPBELL'S AUTO Salvage. Wanted, |: ' . FrMay/ May 24- .| «\LC CO. trarller , hitches Installed All man. utilities paid. Tel. 452-3141. INCOME PRODUCING properties for never been to MERCHANTS NATIONAL lunk cars! Any condition, any shape. v custom work fortiori end-domestic eulfr sale, Terms to qualified buyers. JIM BANK you don 't know how easy It Is to Will pick them up. Tel, 454-576» any- Sale Starts at 12:30 P.M. Lunch Hal Leonard Music ' I will be served. 1 mobiles. Call for prices and apolnt- ATTENTION WSC girls, apartment for ROBB REALTY, Tel. 454-5870, 8 a.m. own a boat, See one of our -friendly In- time. ment. Tel. 507-451-7114. 64 E. 2nd Tel. 454-2920 2, summer and fall) also deluxe apart- to 5 p.m., Mon. tfiroup.h Fri. . stallment Loan officers and Have a I 38 HEAD OF CATTLE : 7 Holstein cows, 2 fresh ; I ment, summer, 4. girls, Tel. 452-4649, Happy Dayl MobiU Homes, Trailers 111 f .- 4 milking Shorthorn cows; 10 Holstein ZIPPERS REPAIRED or replaced. Guar, ROLLINGSTONE—S-bedroorrwanch, for- heifers and steers, 1 5th alter l dally "We Service What We Sell" SPACIOUS 1 badroom apariment avail- mal dining, finished basement, for gi yearlings; 8 heifer calves; 7 heifers and steers ' anleed work 471 W . Motorcycles. Bicycles 107 FOR SALE—International W-'tori pickup, , 8 months i or Tel. Mrs. Cady 454.J342 anytime. able for glru lor the summer, V4 apariment, patio, 2-car garage/, fInane- block from WSC, all utilities lurnlshed, Ino Tel . «B9-aB4&—689-2234. ' V-8 engine, withTl'/s' Open Road camp, | old; 2 bull calves, 4 months old. | $45. Must be seen to be appreciated. ~~~ ~ .ALMOST NEW-man'a 3-speed Schwinn er, self-conlalned, excellent condition, Sewing Machines 73 ' bike. Inquire 118 W. M«rk. Elmer Hollz, SI, Charles, Minn. !' MACHINERY: Farmall "M" tractor with power-pac; I ITE B DXE S Tel. 452-3218 aller 5. „, . NEW LISTING For All Makes A-FRAME | Farmall "H" tractor, recently overhauled; loader; 100' t straight , home, 12x60, 2- ot Record -PlByers. CLEAN USED sewing machines, CENTRAL LOCATION—|ust redecorat- ALL electric 4 or 5-bodroom home, oyer- KA.WASAKI-1974, 900, now! low mlleaqe WINDSOR—1970 mobile §! N.H. hay conveyor with 2 electric motors ; trailer type js stitch and tin lag. MS and up. WINO- ed apartment for 4 or 5 girls. New lookinpj Mississippi Valley. .1 aero "fac- excellent condition, Tol. 45-1-U33. bedroom unlurnlshed to aeml-lurnlshed, NA 8EWINO CO,, «15 W, 5th. furniture and carpeting. 2.bedrooms ing S„ |ust outside ol Clly limits on In excellent condition. Must sell, Tel. § PTO Gehl hammermill; New Gravity box and wagon; g Hardt's Music Store p.m. 116-118 Plata E. with showers, Tel, 452-5904 alter 5. blacktop. Owner bolng translocred, MINI BIKE-4 h.p., good condition, 1 Rushlord 864-9511 alter 5 g J.D. No. 290 corn planter; N.H . No. 270 baler with ejector Homo Is priced for quick sale, In loiVer yenr old, Tol. 608-626-349 1 evenings , f Typ«wrl»«ri 77 5, • _ 1971, 14x52, skirled nnd like new ; N,I, | 30's, SUGAR , LOAF REAL ESTA.TE, afler WICKCRAFT |ii hay conditioner; wagon with kick rack; set up In Lake Village, furnished and typewriter Affordable Elegance Tel, 454-2367, evonlngs Peter Klas, 451- | Mayrath 40' elevator; M.M. 12' all steel drill with grass | FOR SALE—Electric portable ¦ ' ¦. HONDA—1972 CD, 750/ brown , vory good In excellent -condition. $4,500, Tel. 452- carriage, case, In excellent condi- Comfortable end attractive efficiency M87| Herb Gunderson, ., 454-3348,-¦¦ • WINCRAFT'S 12" with electrical appliances, air con- condlllon, tiaoo, Gerald Kl-efler , Elba, 1034 betoro 11 or alter 4. I seed attachment; J.D. No. 5 mower; J.D, combine; 3 I tion. Tol, 452-1073. ditioning, shag carpeting and con- LOOKING FOR a 3 or 4-bedroom homo Minn. Tol, 507-932-4643. | rubber tired wagons ; 2-J .D. spreaders; tractor chains; | temporary furniture. Laundry, star- on a largo lot wllh garden space, ~ VACATIONING? Rent a Winnebago ANNUAL SALE TYPEWRITERS and adding machines ' KAWASAKI-1973 90 CC, C-3 SS, 900 Motor Home, solf-contnlned, Weekly :| F-20 tractor with cultivator. ;;; for rant or sale. Low rates. Try us age, new gas grills and electricity strawberry bed and rhubarb patch? Included, Tol, 4J2-7760. 1258 Randall This one has If, 2-story home with lam- .miles, Tel, 452-5574. . or dally ratosv Motor Home Rentals, 1124 Vt. 6th. for (II your olllce supplies, desks, I FEED: 1,500 bales of hay; 200 bu. of ear corn; 200 Sf lly-slied kitchen, dining room, large Tel, SB7-494J. i files or olllce chairs LUND OFFICE HONDA I bu. of oats, I SUPPLV CO. 128 E. Ird, Tel. 452-5211 ' Insulated garage Call ual Tues., May 21 through KEY APARTMENTS Triumph — Norton -* BMW DETROITER-1911, 14x64, 2 bedroom, ' Parts—Snlos—Sorvl ce 10x10 utility shed, furnished or un- I OTHER MACHINERY : 10' single disk; 3-section | May 24th. BOYUM AGENCY Fri., Wanted to Buy 81 Butinati Placet for Rent 92 Rushlord, Minn, 5597 1 ROBB MOTORS, IMC, furnished, Tel. 452-6647. Iii spring tooth; 2-14" plow ; 6' McCormick horse drawn 1 Tel. 864 9381 or 844-9368. Winona, AAlnn. 8, Eau Claire, Wis, Hours: 8 a.m, to 5 p.m, SEE THE new 1974 Lark travel and H mower; J.D. 8' disk; McCormick horse drawn corn plnnt- fi WELL pump, piston or tur- OFFICE SPACE for rent or lease, 13,000 ~~ ~ SHALLOW camping trailers — see Gary al Wi- fl er; J.D. 6' grain binder with aprons; 4 bar IHC rake ; j A variety of merchandise is bine, to be used on wall for garden. sq, ft Prime E. location. Inquire Mer- RUPP nona KOA, 6 miles S. of Winona, "The Tel. 452-2W0. chants Bank Trust Department, Tel. | 3-14" IHC plow ; 16" horse sulky plow; 2-14" J.D, high | being sold at/or below our , Mlnl-Enduro, 80 CC people that know camping." 454-5160. Stree t legal . . , , $429.95 | clearance plow; 2—horse sleds; grub iniichino with cable ; \i cost. HIGHEST PRICES PAID WINONA AUTO SALES CHEVROLET-U53 camper bus, per- IHC IHC Iron, metals, rags, hides, silo filler with pipe ; 1-row corn picker; 16" | for scrap House* for R«nt 95 3rd 8. Hull Tel. 454-5950 fect condlllon. Tel. 452-1366. fc Christmas and nil occa- raw fur and wool, IbblK S ~ | ^ walking plow ; J.D. fiold cultivator; set ot steel wheels | cards, TWO OR TIME E-bcdroom house, suit- Mg ELCONA-1968, 12x60, lurnlshed, In ¦] sion greeting Sam Weismon & Sons good condlllon, Tol. Peterson 875-2590. !; with spade lugs for McCormick tractor; dump r;tko; hay | INCORPORATED able lor young couple or 3 or 4 slu- YÂHA! dents. Inquire 606 E. Dollevlew between Quality Sport Center |J loader ; Wood Bros, corn picker; saw rig for ' H" tractor; | tfr Dog collars, medicines, 450 W, 3rd Tei 452-5847 SUGAR LOAP 4 and 1 p.m, Slictileb wS 3rd 8. Harriot Tel, 452-2399 TOW N 8. COUNTRY hay tedder; 2-22" gang plow, horse drawn; Rosenthal | etc. CAMPER SALES. 1974 Starcratls (No, $ USED PIANO—Tel, 4S1-5607. Hwy, , LARGE FARMHOUSE lor rent, gardon REALTOR /MLS 1 In camplnol now on display at | 4-roll all steel corn shredder; J.D. spreader; J.D corn | f t Stable Supplies: Wound- area, Vt mils from Hwy. 14, Tel, Lew- 43 end Pleasant Valley Road. 15';i WM. MIU-ER SCRAP IRON & METAL discount lor month ol May plus free || binder, horse drawn, with bundle carrier; buggy; 2-wlicel g Dust Super iston 4621 or 523.3233. 74 KAWASAKlS Cote, Wonder , CO. pays hlghsel prices for scrap Iron, Mich or spore tire Installed , U earth wheoler, horse drawn; Hero fanning mill; walking | metil and raw fur, DleFly. 12 miles from Closed Saturdays FOUR-BEDROOAA home, drawing Jo be p horse cultivator; Sulky riding corn cull.; 2 gas engines ; | Winona on llwy. 43. Aller May 25. 5- v REGISTER lor tree 12S2 Trempealeau Orlva Tel, 452-206? have Ihe Inroest jacks; | ¦ft. Duxbnk and Blackshcep about 17 mllei Irom BOB S MARINE mode each S«t. Wo i| 600 lb. scale; ring gear for ModelJ'T" Ford ; pump bodroom home, In , Families onlyl Individually selection ol mobile homes Winona separator; steel ;¦ Hunting Clothing, La Winona, aller June 1st, Ft. of Laird s shoes }i tobacco lath ; shallow well pumpf cream Rooms Without Me«U 88 Tel. Rushlord U64-9272. plus a free pnlr of children' Crosso Rubber Boots, Tel. 452-261)7 . (1 per family) lust tor slopping al § water tank ; pipe jack; forage ; N.I. horse mower; Mech, | Yours THI-STATE MOBILE HOMES, Breezy decoys. room floor jack ; McCulloch D44 power saw; hydraulic cylinder; | and CENTRALLY LOCATED—sleeping Wanted to Rent 96 Acres, Tol, 4J2-4276, If for gentleman, aeparate> entrance, Tel. | | large amount of old iron nnd other items too numerous to i,* Mis-imprinted shlrlR , nnd 452-M7P, AND ALWAYS Appreciated •& . YOUNG COUPLE wllh 1 child would like Trucks, Tract's, Tra ilers 108 SCHULT-moblle home, set up on land- ||i mention. , , fr misc. printed merchan- ' J-bodroom house In Winona or surround- by your family. Tills largo scaped lol, in Lako Village, Mnny ex- ROOM FOR RENT-202 12, 8lh. Tel. 452- , Rea sonable. Tol. 4541104. CHEVROLET-1960 Mi-Ion, pickup, red rlns Included In the sale price ol EQUIPMENT: Universal milker pump; ii dise. 6m. ing area split foyer home features a I MILKING color, l-cyl Inder, Luvcrne bumper, . 54,- $7900. MLS 1062. TOWN A COUNTRY p . 2—milker buckets; pipeline; 2-Surgo milker buckets, | ; ¦ft Cheerleaders sweaters , YOUNG COUPLE Wi ll i dog would llko to liirgo formal living room 000 miles. Can be seen aller 5 al 321 REAL ESTATE, Tel, 454-374 1 Or 454- ROOMS FOR guys and oal>, clean, nice- houm, wllh nard«n apace, In Kansas, 1476, rooms, rent a and formal dining room, 2 H SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Heavy duty tralolr with | vests, nnd other apparel. ly decorated, single nnd dpuhle town or close lo town. Wrlle Pox 67, reasonable rates, nice big kitchen, TU tiros. Brlcolyn, Minn. 56014. full baths , fireplace in tho VAN--12', side door, rol|-«jp rear door filREE-BEDROOM, 1970, 14x68, A-l con- I box ; heavy duty electric brakes with 12-ply | Many olher items, too nu- lounge, quiet, Tel, 454-3710. comfortable family room, with dny brook 2-ton Hit galu, Tel. dition, Tel, 4J4-4041. V-8, standard j wnnls to rent plnck, cap 454-5700, 1 1070 FORD TORINO 2-door hnrdtop, "7«ntT CST SENIOR merous to mention, No lim- FURNISHED SLEEPINoTroom for M«y 25 graduation. Tel, Located in ono of Winona 'a LUXURIOUS mobile home on corner lot , shift. Tel, 432-445S, and fiown lor 1 I its on purchases. 452-5752. finest residential areas. MLS CHEVROLET — 1964 , ' Won pickup, In Lake Village, 2-year-old Award Home. straight htlck, 4-cvlintlcr. enquire at . Must be seen Is In ~ | It with a low-cost port, Tel, Lewiston 523-3778 or 4S4-tttn, time farm work , contact Dave Gallo- Tel. 4S2-11R1 or 4r>2-l!>50 excollenl condlllon lor o 1951 model, FOR A REAL BARGAIN on a new Fa Bob Llethn , Auctioneer Toll It and soil way, Rt. 1, NMnnolska. 11,795 or host olter, Will consider home, see Oreen Terrace Mobile |.j Northern Investment Co., Lester Scpty , Clerk MODERN 1 bedroom apartment. Slovo, Home Federal BldR, anything on trade. Ill] Chevrolet Homes. Specinl for May, one 1974 classified Ad, Tel. 452-31121 now ! relrloeralor, air condltlonlnp, garbaot WANTED — unlumlshed houie, 1 or 2 Ulaier, V-8, automatic , power steer- 14x10 Homolte, Regular price 19,600, | | Rep, Cliuck Deutschcr ] disposal Included. Avallabla Juni 1, bedrooms, lor single molt college 4lti and Centor Winona ing, Folti Aulo Snlei, Caledonia, Tal, Special price $8, 550. Lolt available, 8130 per month, Alter 8, Tel. 454-1113, teacher. Ttl, 451-3541 after 5 p.m. 724-3629 or 724-3105, Tel, 454-1317 Winona. J^sass^riagBBiaiMaai^ Mi$r ofesceriif ies compliint

' ' maaamamamm ¦¦-¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' " ' ' i' — ^— ^— ^^ „ —i^— ' ' —.' l ir ll ll' ¦ ¦I ¦ ,; ¦ ¦¦' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦¦" ¦¦' ApEANUfS ' - ' . ' ; "' ':. ¦¦' ¦:-'¦ ¦'.;¦ ;- - '. r : " - ' A.y - ' . ; .; ] y by GharUi M. SchuU $V!^ and unbeliev- rates, a plumber oh double Chicago went to state authorities, a brick Was then; came an CHICAGO (AP? - A ;hurled .through her Aiid ; ' woman's life has turned into a on her complaint they charged window, constant phone calls at able Mothers Day weekend; overtime, two, taxl cabsi two radio • operators^ Ronald Talpnei night threatened her , with rape " During nine hours ' Sunday ambulances and six firey trucks. torment /ot -telephone, threats "On Monday she received a 26,. and George Witzcak, 28* and mutilation, The calls, halted night, she had at her door two and vandalism suice she report- with ; disorderly conduct . and for two weeks after; she obtain- pizza deliveries for $18.45, five funeral wreath - C.O.D.,'; said ed to authorities that a stream criminal damage to property in ed an unlisted number, then re- electricians reporting for emer- prosecutors. "These people are cA obscenities was coming conhectioni with the threats and sumed. ' ¦¦;. gency: service at doublertime sick." across her citizens' band radio. vandalism, y Last mcmth the terror in- Ruth Guardi's nightmare be- They are scheduled to appear creased^ y- gan last year after . she com- in court today, arid Mis. Guardi She reported that ah uniden- plained' to the Federal Commu- is to be a witness. Prosecutors tified man pummeled her oh a ' ;' ILONDIE A t»* Chic Young nications Commission; which said they will ask that Talone bus, grabbed her purse and pinpointed the source of the ob- and Witzcak be held on bonds stole her car keys. Her car-was scenities; as radio, operators of $150,000 each; taken from ih/front of ¦her home near her South Side home. State prosecutors described and was later found smashed Mrs. Guardi's situation as "one and vandalized, - y Ail FCC spokesman said no of the worst incidents of ha- i- charges were filed because the She opened . Uie door of her rassment . of a 'witness¦ we have " agency, gets too many obscenity encountered." . - ;.-• '" ' home to a man claiming to complaints to - follow . up- each have . ' a telegram.; She was vils^ Sffi^|H^t^-f one. But after her complaint, "Mrs; Guatfdj is afraid to talk smashed inv the face with a Mrs. ; Guardi was threatened to anyone and has had to use brick. aricry was the victim of van- sedation,'' officials said, On May 7, anonymous phone dalism. - ." . /•Mrs. Guardi's torment start- callers , told her she never Mrs; . Guardi subsequently ed slowly — her dog -was killed, woiild -live tooV6 testify in court. . REDEYE *y Gortipn Bert s^e House fi^hf n r

¦ S. Vietnarti nfii. . .-- 'lite' . ¦ ' --ikw/- rV.AW . ' . - . •^•'' Ty.. " sv ' îd By JIM ADAMS ¦ and a boost of . the national debt year ending June 30. But the WASHINGTON (AP ) .:- A limit, ' new $22.6. billion weapons bill y " new; effort to boost U.S. mili- New bills ; that would give would bOost it that much for : : tary aid for South Vietnam by President Niion power to ra- the next year. i :ii $274 million ;. threatens a floor tion, gasoline . and ; other fuels ^ ¦ y-/ by Roy Crane fight early this week as the are in both the House ¦and Sen- c^^f y WZ SAWYER House acts' on a $22.6. billion ate./'. ;-' .." CM^ ta /t^-i:~ Witwn ^^ weapons authorization bill.. . The Housebill also , would roll j 'At . the same time;/. House domestic crude oily and refined head regional Democratic Leader Thomas P. petroleum product prices back hospital group ; ; ^ G'-NeiU Jr. says tohe 'll propose to Nov. . 1, 1973, levels. — and an ¦ ¦ cut VS. effort may be made to add a '¦ ' ' Flag ' ' Flag,;.' , with; an . amendmît Community Memorial Hospi- . ;*¦ Set consists of 3'x5' . Alunilnum Pole troops abroad by lOO.OOO.men — price rollback to the Senate tal Administrator Earl Hagberg ' '¦' Eagle decoration . -.:. . aiid . pole bracket , for attaching to y ¦ nearly one-fourth — in action bill: ; was; named president-elect of - ; ; liouse. ; • . : .;; ' ' y ¦¦ '::;. ¦ scheduled late Tuesday.- ¦ . ; The House also is scheduled me. upper Mid- west . Hospital ic/.'Lions Club Members will deliver Flag Set. (City delivery And Rep. Les Aspin, D.-Wis., tentatively to take up proposed ' Conference at , only!); ; ' .-¦;. ;\ . . . :- A who. forged a coalition of econo- bills .to repeal or phase out the - oil depletion , allowance /and to its refcent 27th my bloc congressmen and mili- annual meet- ^,Clip coupon and mail now and /receive your Flag by tary spending critics to chop $1 impose an; estimated $30 billion • "': Memorial; Day. in taxes on excess oii profits ing iri; St! Paul; : billion off a similar bill last Hagberg now " ' : ing lo. do the same oyer the next six years.. - . ]••»•»'»*¦"¦•••»»»•»»••¦»»«¦••»¦•»»•*»¦•••»¦¦¦»• ••'¦¦•^•••¦»ta»»*¦ •«¦»»¦«»». :\BEETJiOBAlLEY >. A;^ i . i "i", .by 'Mort ' Walkef year, is try serves .. .- on-:". -- a : ' " ; ¦¦¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦; /- to cut $733 million this year. A vote ; is upcoming in the 'i: AAy/ / y" - ;" . . : - - .; .;:" • :: . •• ' ;.- . ./yy/y \- ; • . three-man ex- « Winona Lions Club ¦ '¦ '¦{ The military spending action House as. .well on creating a . " ' ' ecutive commit- '. Box 107 '• ¦:."! and a final Senate vote today Community ., Action Adminis- tee for the con- ¦ on a $23 billion education : bill tration to/ replace part of the ' ¦:• .Wihona; -MinniBS0ta. :559BV . •-. _ :¦ . " ." . J ' . ference and will; ¦ '¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ with an anti-busing rider lead Office ; of Economic Opportun- 1 ¦ \- ¦¦ ¦ ¦;¦ ¦ ' ¦ : ' ' . . ¦ . . a is sume the \:¦ ;.; ¦: ' : . ' - - ' :- /' i off a busy ; week in Congress ity, being dismantled by Presi- j ¦¦ • ¦: ' action presidency next Hagberg yPlease delivery. .;..,...... , $4.50 Flag Sets,to: j that includes scheduled dent Nixon. year. The conference major energy bills,. a iiew includes oh Another: House vote is due on hospitals in; Minnesota, Iowa, federal ' antipoverty program I . - inalllc it pat a *«•••*»•••*••^- ii>iaiitttii«iitit»M*Mt ¦•$ a bill to . boost the national debt North and .South Dakota, Mon- i- ^- XyÂ^^v^: limit to $495 billion* father than tana and the, province of Mani- ^^:: ' :/' ' ' ¦\*¦ A;/;y' ,;y /y :'; : ^;:y' /;. ;;;y :/.;! the $505 billion ceiling Nixon toba, Canada. . . j. . Address *•• •-• ««••• *•>**• I 4< IIIIMMII: < I «) M ) I • •:*• ••»••(•• ' . ¦ asked.. The ceiling now is $475.7 Twenty-riirie Community Me- billion./ ./yy ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ morial Hospital staff; members '{'.. city <.¦:' „ ;..' :- .;.y . . - .. ¦.,/.', /•. - ..;.. :.:...... ,.y;' ..- .;'.., ';;.; ..,- .{¦ j - The y House already has re- or auxiliary .representatives wmm at- ! y ii to be mailed but of. town please include 65c? for postage, j MARY WORTH X -W Alien Saunderi and/Ken Erns! jected a proposed $274. million tended parts of the session May boost in U.S. military aid to 8 to 10, which discussed various L.L-iu._U ^J.;^_>w^_i.:-_-..î:^-l;.---..^».-,--^..^_^._^_l_ i»! federal menial South Vietnam for ihe fiscal areas of health care. health grant INDEPENDENCE, Wis.—The Mississippi River Human Serv- ices Center has received a $9,000 BBmms federal grant through the State Division of Mental Hygiene, According to Don ; Maypole, REX MORGAN, M.IK by Dal CurHi center director, the money will, be used to launch a; public education campaign on mental illness, mental retardation and al- cohol-drug abuse. A limited- term project coordinator and secretary, will be employed to * aeeeeiaaeeeeBiHH^KB^^slH^B^^^^^^BeeeeeHH $ t *& survey public education; needs ^LmXmXmXmXmm^^mgBs^^^^^^^ ^LWMI^L^^^^^^^m < J$ ^^KjBsnsB^^^^n^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H in Buffalo, Trempealeau and W^^P^^^wH^^^^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H Jackson counties Maypole said. , . ^^^^^^^^Hs^Heee^H^HK^QMsdC^lflB^^^H^BieeaaeeeeeeeB^ . / ^-% ^fnHi ^m\a\\a.^je^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H Statistics from the State Di- fj^^^^HH^^^^H^^K&Bi^SB^^B^Bailllllllllllllll fx ? Ifrf ?«¦^âaaa c ' inflBl^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ l vision of Mental Hygiene list 8 percent of the three coiinties' adult population as alcoholics, 10 percent have emotional trou- K| ^/ .4fl ¦ y TM HB\\\\\wkm\\\aa\\\\\BI ' : W'BBm. 'HH ^ât ^ffle âiiiiiifl NANCY by Ernie Bushmiller bles, and 3 percent are mentally ttWMMiW^ - KM ¦ ma^mmâammmi'^âaKat^MS^îWSâaaaaaaaaaaam ' retarded. BraHSfl " mmmmm\\a\\\W^^ î<':9'WaaaaWm\Wm¥ ' ' 'B| ^ aP»MS| |^^^^^ B "These appalling figures are not written in, stone. With the involvement and support of all of the people in our three counties, many of these health and social problems can be prevented or lessened," Maypole said. Waaaaaamkwmaaasttaaam ^'+*u~~. \\\\\\\\\\\\aaa\\\aa\\aaa\aaaaa\\aaa\\aaaaa\\\\\ *k

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