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Taylor is in Washington By DAVID LAWRENCE And Still Split and has talked with the President and the WASHINGTON — It has been assumed by joint chiefs of staff but there still is a dense maoy people that the Supreme Court of the By JAMES MARLOW United States, in an action taken the other day, fog over this country's plans, if any, for WASHINGTON w - Republicans, repudiated ln most saving the chaotic situation, cleared up the scope of its famous decision banning prayer in the public schools. But a of the past 32 years about as thoroughly as possiblt in A rather vague statement , issued after close reading of the proceedings reveals that American politics, are still confused and divided almost a their first meeting earlier this week, leaves the situation is even fuzzier than it was before. month after one of their worst calamities. the way open for & far tougher American The high court itself did not m ake any They need more than some kind oi agreement among declined to hear a cas« policy — if that's what they have in mind. comment but merely strife. They need a pol- that came to it from a lower court. When this themselves to end their intraparty Presumably, prospective new military happens , the inference is sometimes drawn that icy and an attitude giving voters far more confidence in them actions could include air strikes against whatever the lower court has declared becomes th an has been demonstrat- the Communist supply lines that run frorn "the law of the land.'' To Your Good Health ed these past 32 years. North to South Viet Nam through the In this instance, an issue was raised In the Only in this way can tha mountainous jungles of Laos, courts of the state of New York as to the con- twp-party system work, stitutionality of the recitation in the public That is what Ambassador Taylor is now schools of the pledge of allegiance to the flag. Explain s with voters willing to en- reported to favor — but two months ago he The plaintiffs in the case argued that inclu- trust control and direction said that "military action will not win . . . sion of the words "under God" in the pledge of the government to either and the central task is still to restore a made it a for m of religious exercise which Cystic party at fairly regular in- viable society within the provinces of should be barred, just a.v prayers in the tervals. South Viet Nam." schools previously had been ruled out by the Fibrosis Otherwise, Repu blicans Supreme Court. All through 1964 President Johnson has By JOSEPH G. MOLNER. M.D are doomed to remain a IN OVERRULING such a contention , the minority party in danger given the impression of a man reluctant New York court cited an opinion of the Su- of disintegrating altogeth- to do anything different from what has Dear Dr. Molner : My preme Court of the United States handed down two-year-old son has a er. been done ln the past and What has been in 1952. It said in part : lung ailment called cys- THE CONFUSION and di- done was limited even though the war "The First Amendment, however , does not tic fibrosis. He has re- crumbled day by day. vision were illustrated again say that in every and fill respects there shall peated colds and very this week when on the same JOHNSON'S HESITANCY about broad- be a separation of church and state. Rather , often ends up in the day : ening the war is understandable, although it studiously defines the manner, the specific hospital. - 1. Sen. Barry Goldwater, ways, hesitancy may lose it. If, for instance, in which there shall be no concert or How serious is this defeated for the presidency union or dependency one on the other. That disease and what pre- in November, stood firm North Viet Nam were bombed, Red China is the common sense of the matter. Otherwise might come to its aid, thus turning a small cautions are necessary? against any other Republi- the state and religion would be aliens to each -MRS. I.C. war into an American-Chinese war. cans' attempt to throw out other — hostile, suspicious, and even unfriendly. Cystic fibrosis is a very his hand-picked chairman of We are inclined lo agree with John S. "Prayers in our legislative halls; the appeals difficult and dangerous con- the party's national commit- Knight, publisher of The Miami Herald to the Almighty in the messages of the chief dition with which some tee, 38-year-old Dean Burch. and head Of the Knight newspaper Chain , executive ; the proclamations making Thanks- children are born. Other v Charles H. Percy, the giving Day a holiday; 'so help me God' in our who asks Why serious consideration is now than that it is congenital , defeated Republican candi- courtroom oaths — these and all other refer- we still can say only that date for governor of Illi- being given to escalating this struggle. He ences to the Almighty that run through our continues: the cause is unknown . nois, said he thought Burnh laws, our public rituals, our ceremonies would It is not exactly a lung ail- no longer could successfully The blunt answer is that the United be flouting the First Amendment. " ment, although the lungs lead the party and called - ¦ - J - "-WASHINGTON, - —- - - - •-"¦ ¦ - - - *- ¦ —— - • ¦¦ ""- - - - — - - THE MERRY-GO-ROUND— — States is losing in South Viet Nam and .MO, FOR all practical purposes, the above | %mm are affected. But so ara for a change in Republican seeks some way to reverse the trend. The language — originally issued by the Supreme other organs. It is ft, dis- policy. ¦"Hawks" in the Pentagon are pressin g Court 12 years ago and now repeated by a order of the mucous glands. Burch, fervent believer in 's brand of Re- ¦their case for enlarging the struggle wit h high court In the state of New York — is left In the lungs, a very Goldwater thick , sticky mucus i« pro- publicanism is inescapably the argument that all of Southeast Asia will standing as "the law of the land" by the Su- 18 Years of Figh ting Gets * preme Court of the United States in declining duced which, of course, linked with more than just fall to- the Communists if we do not strike to review this latest case. hampers breathing, plugs the senator's disastrous 15* North Viet Nam, and strike hard. But it will be noted that Justice Black , who small bronchial passages, million-vote defeat by Pres- The matter of U.S. prestige is likewise delivered the opinion of the majority in the and accounts for a child's ident Johnson last month. involved. It is maintained that unless we prayer case in 1962, said in a footnote to the U.S. Nowhere in Viet Nam excessive susceptibility to By DREW PEARSON instance, that in 195a the over 50,000 sorties, more THE REPUBLICANS lout can find the way to victory, the nations decision : colds or other respiratory more than the presidency. WASHINGTON - When United States paid $300,000,- than half in combat support. iriendly to the United States will never "There is of course nothing in the decision infections. In Congress, where they had you read over the complete 000 for training Vietnamese By the end of '63, 25,000 U. BUT CYSTIC fibrosis al- again trust our leadership. reached here that is inconsistent With the fact ben a minority party since file on Viet Nam and French troops under the French. S. "advisers" were in the so affects the body in oth- that school children and others are officially And Gen. De Gaulle, be- country and the fighting was 1954; they became even AND YET, THERE it another sidt to country by Indo-China , you get no tingle er ways. The pancreas does encouraged to express love for our of American pride. lieve it or not. protested. to become complicated by more of a minority by los- the coin. reciting historical documents such as the Dec- not behave normally , di- ing 38 seats in the House For after 18 years of West- It shows that between Catholic-Buddhist turmoil, gestive juices do not reach Our involvement in South Viet Nam be- laration of Independence which contain refers 1950 and 1952, the U.S.A. the assassination of Pres- and probably two in the es- ern civilian and military aid the digestive tract in pro- gan with a policy advanced by John Fos- ences to the Diety or by singing officially — eight under the French footed one-third of t h e ident Diem, and the bitter Senate. poused anthems which include the composer 's per amounts, and bulky If the Republican Nation- ter Dulles in 1954. The Dulles theory was and ten under the United French war bill in Indo- denunciation of the United professions of faith in a supreme being, or stools result. al Committee fails to give that given ample economic and military States — and after seven China , sending 228 war States by Madame Whu. with the fact that there are many manifesta- planes, 235 naval vessels, Excessive amounts of salt Burch a vote of confidence aid, the South Vietnamese could repel the billions of American dollars are released from the when it meets next month tions in our public life or belief in God. Such plus the services of thous- 775 combat vehicles, and 1,» SINCE THEN there lias , Communists from the north. patriotic or ceremonial occasions bear no true 300 trucks. In 1953, fu r- been no political stability sweat glands, which is a this can be interpreted as ands of Western advisers, useful feature in diagnosis Not only has this resemblance to the unquestioned religious ex- thermore, the United States whatsoever. Prime minis- a repudiation not only of policy been a failure, South Viet Nam is worse off but is accompanied, in ercise that the state of New York has sponsor- than at the end of World spent $100,000,000 building ters and military dictators Goldwater and his kind of but each successive government in South some cases, by clogging of conservatism but ot those Viet Nam grew ed in this instance." War II. air strips for the French. have come and gone, some progressively weaker even picked by the small glands of the skin sharing his views. Furthermore , if a vote One year later, the French United States, as ti.S. aid and military support was in- got out. none able to remain in pow- and troublesome cysts. Goldwater said the antl- creased. were held in South Viet Added together we spent er more than five minutes There is no cure for the Burchers on the 132-mem- Nam today, the majority of ber committee don't have It has also been widely assumed that IN YEARS GONE BY about as much on the without the United States. disease, but there are ex- its -people would probably tensive efforts to discover enough votes to get rid of Communist expansion can be held in check Ten Years Ago ... 1954 vote to have the United French in Indo-China as we All of this is why silent sentiment has increased more about it , and we can, the young Tucson attorney by military means. But actuall y, as The It has been announced by' J. R. Chappell States, with all its aid , all spent to rebuild metropoli- tan France under the Mar- among the men who have at least , say this: The out- whom he chose to head the St. Louis Post-Dispatch has said: "Com- that G. M. GrabOw , president of the First its advisers, and all its committee after his own troops , go home. shall Plan. to do the fighting to turn look for children with CF. munism goes through and around military National Bank ef Willmar , Minn., will become over the entire Viet Nam is much better today than presidential nomination in positions if the political conditions are ripe; affiliated with the Merchants National Bank ol These are the facts , Un- There was one cautioning J«ly. voice at the; time, that of problem to the United Na- it was 20 or 10 or five years that is what has been happening in South Winona. pleasant as they may be. ago. The mistakes are biparti- Sen. Mike Mansfield of Mon- tions. The Joint Chiefs may AT THAT TIME the com- Viet Nam." "The Censer ," a literary magazine publish- not share their views. But MANY USED to die in ed quarterly by the senior class at the College san. Both the Republican tana, later to become Sen- mittee elected Burch to a ate majority leader. "We on the lower military level infancy from what ap- four-year term at $30,000 a BEFORE WE SEND mor« America n of Saint Teresa , has been named one of the and the Democratic admin- it' istrations made them. should end all but humani- s pointed Out that the Do- peared to be pneumonia. year, which would seem to military "advisers" to South Viet Nam or four magazines of distinction in the nation by mino theory propounded by Others were weak because the National Catholic School Press Association , Both sides made grandiose tarian aid to South Viet give him good reason for invite Chinese partici pation in the war by promises, both waved the Nam , " he said in 1955, He John Foster Dulles , that if they could not digest their thinking he had a right to a series of bombing attacks upon the Nort ii flag of unfulfilled achieve- later claimed, after a Sen- Viet Nam falls the rest of food effectively. want to make the committee Vietnamese, we should weigh carefully the Twenty-Five Years Ago .. . 1939 ment. ate investigation, that El- Southeast Asia falls , has Today, with more rapid stick to its contract. consequences and prospect of success. Winona women invited to attend an Informal John Foster Dulles on Oct. senhower had censored and not proved as dire as pre- diagnosis of the disease, Nevertheless, it would be dicted. Certainly the Domi- political round table for Republican women fi. 1953, stated that a strong- kept secret * report on the such babies and children embarrassing for him . the 1—The people of South Viet Nam have leaders in Minnesota , at which Mrs. Ruth Hlnnn evaluation of U. S. aid. no theory has not work- (and some now grow to party, and any hope of party er French position in Indo- , no confidence in their government , and no McCormick Simms and Thomas E. Dewey will China was his "brightest But the flow of aid con- ed as predicted , regarding adulthood) can be given unity if a majority of the heart for the war. Thus the highly publi- speak , are Mrs. M, L. Spencer , state Republi- achievement for the year.'* tinued. Also the flow of re- Cuba. The rash of left wing more effective treatment. committee gave him a vote cized reports of their desire to win the can chairwoman , and Mrs . D. B. McLaughlin, assuring officio! statements. governments expected to fol- Aerosol inhalation and of no confidence and he stilt BUT ONE YEAR later, low Castro's example in Lat- struggle are nothing but a myth. Edwin Ned) , dramatic baritone, presented other methods loosen the refused to step down. How- France had tossed in the A I D CONTINUED at in America has not develop- heavy mucus in the lungs. ever, he has indicated he a program of songs before the students of the around $200 million to $300 ed, 2—Even if U.S. assaults upon the nort h junior high school department of Washington- sponge. It was out of Indo- The trend in Latin Am- Use of antibiotics at the would resign if the commit- China altogether. S evert million a year under Elsen- erica Is toward are successful , they will in no way bring Kosciusko School the right. slightest s ign of Infection tee voted no confidence. years later , April '20. 1901, hower , then was stepped up peace and stability to Southeast Asia , Southeast Asia is a tropi- combats that hazard . Low- And this is only part of John F. Kennedy told the under Kennedy. As a sen- cal area producing the same Fifty Years Ago . . . 1914 , fat diet and giving of pan- the soul-searching going on .1—If the Chinese decide to support the American people , "We dure ator JFK had been one of products as tropical Latin within the Republican ranks. , (' John Foster Dulles' faithful creatic material helps di- North Vietnamese army of 2H0.000 in an A. ./ . Rick was elected commander . W . not fail to sec the insidious America. The two are com- gestion. For instance : Republican nature of the new and deep- supporters. Freeze senior vice commander and Frank petitors. To some extent we Once science can governors meet today ond invasion of South Viet Nam , vvc would be er struggle We dare not , learn Voss junior vice commander at the annual . On Oct. 26 1961. he ex- have to choose between enough about the Saturday in Denver to ex- facing another Korea. meeting of Clarence Miller Camp lail lo grasp the new con- changed letters with Pres- mucous Spanish War tliem. glands , and how they be- amine the party wreckage Veterans . cepts , the new tools , the new ident Diem regarding mili- ARE WE WILLING TO sand our youth have, it may be possible to and try to think of some Tbe Misses Josephine and Grace Wyehgram sense of urgency that we tary assistance, following to die in What could only he at bloody anil POWDEKKI ) JUK I: do something about the ba- way to put it back on its have returned after an extended visit at Des will need to combat il in up the exchange of Nov , 9, feet . inconclusive struggle '.' GAINESVILLE , Kin , i .Y. - sic problem of cystic fi- Moines . Cuba or So'ith Viet Num. " with '200 Air Force Instruct- Republicans have had And ten years later . Janu- It may not be long before brosis. Right now, how- And to make this supreme effort for a ors , plus heavy amounts of small success wooing the ary 11M»4 , President Johnson Air Force equipment. powdered grapefruit juice ever , we are limited to nation without leadershi p, and for a wa r- Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1889 "treating the voters in the years since was milking the same prom- , goes on sale in the .super- symptoms" weary people lacking in fait h and a cause At noon the mercury stood at 4f> degrees. Ky Feb. B 1962, a total of — combatting l!):t2 when Franklin D. ises : "We shall maintain in 5,000 military men was in markets . the prob- for which to fight? The new Porter flouring mill is fast assum- Viet N.im American person- lems resulting from faulty Roosevelt won the presi- South Viet Nam , actively en- U.S . Department of Agri- d'oncy and Democrats got ing the proportions of tlie old. The framework nel and materiel /needed to culture researchers have de- glands. 4—- A land war wilh North Vict Nam and of the fifth story gaged in battle. On June overwhelming control of i.s now nearly completed, assist you in achieving vic- ' veloped the product , a pow- China Is unthinkable. The drain upon our Strong Ik Miller , 2.1. <>2 , the international Congress. the Minneapolis gruin tory. " control commission charged der which dissolves in cold WINONA DAILY NEWS manpower and resources would be viii\ dealers , have .settled on a location for their One month later . Secre- - South Viet N"nm with v iolat- water , and are market test- FRIDAY . DECEMBER / 1964 less. warehouse nnd elevator near Bethany and will tary of Defense McNamara ing the 1954 Geneva agree- in;! it. , VOLUME 109, NO. U , made the most sensible Bring In Your commence the erection of the buildin g at once U. S. They believe it will re- Published dully except Saturday Victory would be denied us unless tbe ment by accepting and hall statement of the entire Ill- military men and making a uuire little , if any refrigera- tln*» by RepublkBh sM Hereto Pvblllft United States year period of flag-waving. Ing Comnony, ttl Pranklln St. , Winona, unleashed its nuclear power One Hundred Years Ago ,. . 1864 "(actual military alliance tion. Minn LAWN BOY "I don 't believe , " he .said, ¦ upon millions of Asians, Are we morall y Cap! with the United States." SUBSCRIPTIO N RATES Hatcher stopped in town . He is gen- niter returning from Vict prepared to start a devastating world con- erally the first captain to open navigation in Slnole Copy - 10c Dully, |5c SunOly Nam , "that we a.s a na- Meanwhile P r e ft i dents LOTS OF PHONES Deilvarccf by " POWER MOWER flict? the spring and last Carrier- Per week 30 Cants to succumb to Ihe ice kino tion should assume the pri- Kennedy and Diem had ex- It. weeln 1IJ75 5? weeks IJS.50 For Winter Overhaul al ils close. WELLINGTON . N.Z. w~ mary responsibility for the changed further correspond- Ry mall stric tly In rtvantti tapir its* These arc some of the considerations ¦ The Post Office claims third rtl oft expiration war in Viet Nam. It i.s a ence charging the Commu- dale. that must be taken into account before we world position for New Zea- In Fillmore, BROS. (><» ve tiiert l in e, nnd nmkr disciples ol all war that enn only be won nists of North Viet Nam Houston, OlmsrM. Winona DADD plunge into a catastrop hic conflict for un- land in the number of tele- Wabasha, Buffalo, lackson, Pepin and HUDD STORE the nation *. Mutt. 2N.I5I . by the Vietnamese them- with unceasing violation of Iramprnlcmi counties attainable objectives. , phones pur head of popula- ~ V&S HARDWARE selves. " the Geneva treaty. I Mar 11)00 3 months S3 SO On Jan. H, '63, President tion—just ahead of Canada , e ¦fiontln U 50 I month j|.3j 576 E If we and tho . 4th St. Phona 4007 South Vietnamese are un- MKA NWIIII.i: the Ameri- Kennedy 'old Congress: but behind the United States All othnr subscriptions< able even to defend an airport near Sa i- WINONA DAILY N can people have been get- "The spearhead of aggres- fcnd Sweden. l *«ai »n 00 J months 14 ?j ¦Ms^HHsMMsH KWS » montha te.oo 1 month n.to gon , we should be thinkin g In terms of ting only fragmentary in- sion has been blunted in The Post Office said !Mi2,- iQWmmmTmlmlhATtmmmmJmm^wm^ ' A M I ndependent Newspaper send dfiang* of Mtlrtis, noticia, undillv- eventual disengagement - Established J«3J formation regarding t h e Viet Nam," OO0 telephones arc installed ere«! copies, subscription orders and olhar mall Items tf> Winona Dally News PO START YOUR DAY l<\ IVuirr (, burden, the bungling in Viet In the previous year, Am- for the 2, 500,000 New Zen- j j SEVERAL W ' . R C IOSWAY C , fv I.INHCN Bo* m. winona. Minn, SOLUTIONS have been pro- Nam. The record shows , for erican hcllcopterfi had flown landers. ' " Publisher Erer.. liuector Untunes * Atpr, Second class ODSII W MW at Winona. wllh ! posed , none of them easy. Hut it is better " r ^ ; titifi K'd.ior Friday December 4, 1M4 I KW \0 son, Wayne , Melrose; four FRIDAY daughters, Mrs. Melired (Eve- Municipal Court lyn) The DECEMBER 4, 1964 Gusk, Taylor ; Mrs. Wil- WINONA Reports Daily Record fred (Viola) Brenengen, Albert Forfeitures : Canada Home Entered, Lea, Minn. ; Mrs. Robert (Avon- Don W. Nowlan, 20 , 53 Cari- Appliances Stolen At Community Winona Deaths elle) Norman. Lyons, HI., and mona St., $25 on a charge of Legislators i Two-State Deaths Memorial Hospital Mrs. LeRoy (Betty ) Olson, Et- speeding 40 m.p.h. in a 30 zone Rich Ore Find TheThome of Mrs. Guenther Larry 6. Doyle Mrs. Julia O. Milium trick; 14 grandchildren; seven on Huff Street from Broadway Benson, I68V2 Franklin St., was (/Pi - Vlslflno hours: Medical ind surgical Larry Gerard Doyle, infant WHITEHALL, Wis. ( Special) great-grandchildren; one sis- lo Sanborn Street Nov . 8 at REGINA, Canada — broken into and two appliances p l.L,n,,: 2 ,0 ,nd 7 ,:30 (No chlWrani under * '° P m. , Mrs, Discovery in the Canadian stolen Thursday night , accord- Face Tough 12.) son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence —Mrs. Julia O. Mallum , 84 , died ter Julia Dahl , Rochester. 6:41 a.m. Nowlan had pleaikk/0p«l (tvalnra KOLTER'S "SS? HlfPiHBsH*OOW€IO€fMMMWWy ¦ -—¦¦• ————— ^«J 1M.M MRVICk ¦- ¦* I W.«WM- . »" I H..HW 11B,.. - -,..¦.. I I W I MII I II II W I fc l» llli ¦» PHONE 3389 * " " '" " ' '"* "" *'"" ' ' * *. > ». 1> , ^ i >H— ^^O ll ¦»¦— — tei Mnnkila Av*. 'run* IMI 7-tf C/OSPA Walk WO* 6oS;i iVm& ad (/ tion at temporary parsonage. CKINLEY METHODIST 3:15 p.m.—Watchlower study. Saturday,- 9 a.m.—Confirmation class- M (Ml W Broadway ) Tuesday, 8 p.m.—Group Bible study. es. Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Ministers tralninej 10:30 a.m Sunday school nhearsal The Rev. C. Merritt LaGrone school. for Christmas Ev* service. 8:30 p.m.—Service meeting. 4 p.m.—Junior and senior ctiolr re- »:55 a.m.—Worship. Sermon, "Christ ¦ hearsal. —Wonderful In "His Pre-Exlstence. " Senior choir directed by Mrs. Sherman Mitchell will sing. Mra. Harvey Gordon, organist. New members will be received Catholic Services ST. MARTIN'S LUTHERAN Into membership. Nursery provided. ( Missouri Synod) 10:30 a.m. — Church schoo l classes CATHEDRAL (Broadway and Liberty) through s ixth gradi. The Rev. Armln U. Deye 11 a.m.—Church school classes trom OF SACRED HEART seventh grade througri adult depart- (Main and Wast Wabasha) The Rev M Wegener ment. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Harold Assisting, the^ Rev. R. Horn II a.m.—Fellowship and coffee hour In Fellowship Hall to welcome new J. Dittman 8 a.m.—Matins. Sermon, "The Ark members. The Rev. Robert H. Brom of Salvation." Genesis 6:11-14. 4 p.m. — Advent xesper. Sermon, 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.—Worship and ser- "Christ-Wonderful In His Revelation. " The Rev. Donald Connelly mon, same as above. Organists, Wlss Merrill Peterson will sing. The Rev. James FitzpatHck Mary Mesenbrlng and F. H. Broker. An- 4:30 p.m.—Junior high MYF. them, "List Up Your Heeda." Senior Wednesday. I p.m.—Woman's Society Sunday Masses—1:43, i, a, »:30 and It choir, at 10:45, Holiday Gift (or Christ of Christian Service meets wllh men am and 12:15 p.m. Nurttry provided collection. of the church is guests. at 9.30 and 11 a.m. Masses. 7:30 p.m.—Adult class. Thursday, 7 p.m.-Cholr. Weekday Masses—7 and 8 a.m. one) 5:15 p.m. Monday. 4 p.m.—Confirmation, 7:45 p.m.—Commission meetings. Holy Day Masses — 5:4) 7 p.m.—Elders. 1:30 p.m.—Official board. ana 8 a.m. and 12:1!> 5-15 and 7:3b p:Trv 7 p.m.—Choir Friday, 8-10 p.m.-Dlstrlct meeting for Confessions - Monday through Friday 8:30 p.m.—Constitution committee; pas- lay leaders and pastors at Preston. ot this week, 4:45 to 5:15 pm.i Saturday, tor s conference at Sllo- Saturday, 10 a.m.—Confirmation class, ' 3 to 5:30 p.m. end 7:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, 7 p.m.—Boy Scouts. 7 p.m.—Bible class. 8 p.m.—Sunday school teachers, SALVATION ARM\ ST. STANISLAUS —Church council (East 4th and Carlmona) Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. (117 W. 3rd St.) meeting. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. N. F. Thursday, 6 p.m.—Confirmation. Supply LaVona Clabaugh 7:30 p.m. —Advent service. Grulkowski Saturday, t a.m.—Confirmation. *:45 a.m.—Sunday school. The Rev. Milo Ernster 10-11:45 a.m.—Christmas rehearsal. 10:45 a.m.-Werahlp. 4:45 p.m.—Street service. The Rev. Paul Breia 7:15 p.m.—Evangelistic service. Th« Rev. Leonard McNab Tuesday. 4 p.m.-Handlcraft meet at GOODVIEW TRINITY Thurley Homes. Sunday Masses-5:30, ':)*, 1:30, »:4S LUTHERAN CHURCH 7:30 p.m. —Ladles Home League. and 11:15 asn and 5:15 pm, 7:45 p m.—Counseling service regis Weekday Masses - 4:30. 7:30 and 11:18 (Wisconsin Synod) (ration for string bend. a.m. on school days. The Rev. David M. Ponatb Thursday, 7:30 p.m String band prac- Holy Clay Masses - 5:30. 4:30. 8, *:30 tice. am and 5:15 p.m. 1:30 and 11 a.m.—Worship with Com- I p.m.—Midweek prayer. Confessions—3-5:30 p.m. and M p.m. munion; sermon, "We A-re the Lord's"; ¦ Thursday before first Prldayi day before organist, Miss Rosalie Redue. holy days of obligation and Saturday. 9:45 a.m.—Sunday school. CHURC H OF THE NAZARENE 1:30 p.m.—Rehearsal tor the chil- ST. MARY'S (Orrin St and new Highway 41) dren' s Christmas service. The Most Rev. George Monday, 7 p.m.—Lutheran Pioneers. The Rev. Phil Williams 7:30 p.m.—Church council, parsonage. H. Spelts, D.D. Tuesday. 1:30 p.m. — Ladles Guild • :45 a.m Sunday school for adults The Rev. Donald Wlnkeli Christmas parly. and youth . Wednesday, 7 p.m.-B ible class. 10:50 a.m.—Worship. Sermon, "Our The Rev. Richard Englei 8:15 —Church cho3r. Day of Destiny." pm- Sunday Masses—5:45. 8, *:30 end II —Adult training hour. '. Friday, 7:30 p.m.—Chapel choir, St. 4:30 p.m. a.m. end 12:15 p.m. 4:30 p.m.—Teenage training hour. Matthew 's. Weekday Masses—7 and I a.m. Saturday,, t a.m.—Confirmation In- 4:30 p.m.—Junior training hour. Holy Day Masses—3:30. 7, f a.m. and struction, First Lutheran. 7:30 p.m.—Evening service. Sermon, 5:30 and 7 p.m. ¦ "Spiritual Endurance." Confessions—3:30 to b p.m. and 7:11 to Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.—Church board meet- 830 p.m. on Saturdays, days belore holy KEDEEMER EV. LUTHERAN ing at church. days and Thursdays before first Fridays. ( ) Thursday, 7 p.m.—Midweek service, Missouri Synod I p.m.—Choir practice. ST. JOHN'S The Rev. Louis O. Bittner (East Broadway and Hamilton) I WOO W Wabasha Stl slon on difference between I uttieran ST. I'AUL'S EPISCOPAL LAKESIDE EVANGELICAL CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ASSEMBLIES OF GOD The Very Rev. Msgr. 9 15 am.—Sunday school and adult ism and Roman Catholicism. (East Broadway and Lalayetlei (1460 Kraemer Drive) (American Baptlsl Convention) (Center and Broadway) James 1). Habifter Bible class . 7 p.m.— Dr. Kenneth Oiiigaurd, FREE CHURCH Hous- The Rev. Goodreid (West Broadway and Wilson) Pastor W. W Shaw 10 30 A.m.—Worship wllh Communion. ton, showing slides on the Holy Land, G^ortfc (West Surma and Grand) Robert Quails The Rev. Paul E. Nelson 1:30 p rn.—Children' s Christines pro- Fellowship Hall; fellow-hip t'lllowuin The Rev. Russell M. Dacken Sunday Masses—/, V and II a.m. a.m. — Communion Chinch school ? :45 a.m. -Sunday school. gram prac tIce. with Brotherhood member'; hint* , in the • 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school classes for all 10 a.m. —Bible school classes for all Weekday Masses—I a.m. stuff breakfast afterward. t- Monday, 1 p m.—Scouts. lunch. afles , Adult class will sludy Luke 10. . AS a.m,—Sunday school, Mrs. R. 0. 10:45 a.m.—Children's church. Confessions- A and 7 p.m. on Saturdays. Wednesday, 7- and 7:45 p.m.—Sunday 1 10:55 a.m. —Comrnunicn. Ve- lry meet 10:45 a.m.-Worship. vigils of feast 7:30 p.m. Youncj Adult group, p.iri - .h 10 45 a.m. -Worship, Davey Crockett , 11 a.m.—Worship. Sermon, "Belore Cornwell, superintendent; graded lessons days and Thursdays be- school Itachers. , In'i rtflerward In rector ' s nHne 7:30 p.m. — Evangelistic servica, fore first Fridays house; election or officers and II, hop Minneapolis, guest speaker. Baptism and After Baptism. " for children; study program for adults; Salurdny, 9 a.m.—Confirmation classes. ' Uc.cn - r Dime-a-serve lunchcrn , f YC Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.-Blble and pray- First Friday r.30 p.m. college age class; nursory service. Masses—a em ami »• IS George Spelt? spc.iklng on the Ccmv.'m, ctw/i I procllce, --Evening service, Crockett A p.m.—Worship. Sermon. "The Cup- er hour. p.m leal Council m Rome. sptakinrj. Motion films ol the 10:45 a.m. - Worship, Sermon, Monday, A p.m.—Girl Seoul Cadets meel Holy hoard Was Bare. " "The ¦ Holy Day Masses—« 8 and » a.m. and Tuesday, p.m .- Church council ] In p. irlsh hall. Land will bo shown. Tuesday, 1:15 p.m. - "Thoughts for Place the Bible Should Occupy In the 1:15 p.m CENTRAL LUTHERAN 7:30 p.m. - Trustees Mid di , Local Church. " Text: Eieklel 33:30-33. -ncrn' i Wednesday, A p.m.--Junior GUI Scouts Monday, 6 p.m. —Board meeting. Today. " SEVENTH DAY (The American Lutheran Wednesday. ; p m, liitile sludy i l.iss, Choir, "My Anchor Holds "; Communion mrot in j;ai ish hall. Thursday, 7:30 chapel. p.m.—Midweek prayer Wednesday, 7 p.m.-Bible study class- service; reception of new members, Mrs. ADVEMTIST CHURCH ST. CASIMIR'S Church ) Thursday, -4 p rn. Junior t holr . service and Dlhle stud 7 p.m. Cub Scoot- . , Frllavshlp II.,11 . y; lunlor FCYF es for all ages. James Marlins, organist . IE Sanborn and Chestnut) (West Broadway near Ewlng) 7:30 p.m. - Adult choli . .ilnl i tinir . Saturday, 9-30 a.m. - "Walk With the L. 17. lirynesta d, Pastor Thursday, 7 p.m. Senior clinir , 8 p ni. Colloquy. Wednesday, 7 p m— Trustees meel, Pastor F A. Racket! The Rt. Rev. IMsgr. Saturday, 9 a.m Junior ,md s.-nuir V. IS p.m. Choir. Ma-'tor. " W. C. F ricsth. Ass istant Pastor Saturday -EYC tdtuxitirtii |i,uiy. I r riday, 6:30 p.m. organizational meeting, Julius VV. Hours contlrmmut v . ¦ — WMS Christmas 10 a.m.—Children' s Bible class and 10:30 ,i.m. —Youtu choir. parly. craft!. Thursday, 7 p.m.-All family church 1:45 p.m.- Sabbath school. Lesson The Rev. 9 fl m. —Communion . Sermon, "He s study, "Christian Liberty. Robert Stamschror ' II a.m CIMs (hn.r . r.nturcMy dome Builders Christmas ¦ n ight; lunlor, senior, adult study and " Tent: Gal. Coming!" Mrs. T. Charles Green, or- 1'IKST CHURCH Ol' CI1KIST par ly. prayer groups. 5:1-1?. Sunday Masses—I end to a.m. ganist, ¦ "Solvation Unto Us Has Come. " (VVi'M Broadway And Soulh Raker I ¦ • p.m. - Choir , 3:45 p.m.—Worship. Sermon, "They Weekday Masses-7:55 a.m. Buxteluide, and "All Prailie CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST to Jesus Hal- WINONA GOSPEL CIIUKCII ¦ Need a Man, " Holy Day Massei-4:30 and » a.m. lowed liorne, ' Bach, Nursery for lots. UNITARIAN 1'NIVF.RSA.LIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Conta»slons-3-4:» and '!» p.m. Sat- 9 a.m.- Sunday schoo l, 3-year klnrter- (Center and Sanhciir. Stiri-tsl (1453 Park Lane) * urday, vigils ot feast days and Thursday 9:45 am. -Bible school , . Lis-.- , lor all CHRISTIAN SCIENCE o,irti. n Ihrouoh Uth grade; edull elms, D. F. Moehlrnpah. Miiii.s|<»r FELLOWSHIP before first Fridays. fl'ios, nursery through ,v!uii (MORMON) (West Sanborn and Malnt GRACE PRESBYTERIAN ch.iprl . (Winona Hoiel 151 lohnsnn Jl I First Friday 10: tfi a.m. - Worship, ( ii.irirs kmi, ,7 m Masies-4:15 and 7:55. 10 is rt m.—Communlo-n. Sermon and Ronald Putz, Brnncli President The Rev. William T. King 9:30 am. - Suiirby school. unci,, Bible College, oi n-1 -pi- .tit- r. Dennis Challeen. Chairman 9. 30 am, Sunday school, sa nr,]rtn mme as above. Senior choir an l^rjnklln and Broadwavl II a m Wor.iiiit . A u |i m teens (or Chi i-1 . II a in. - Service. Sublect, "God, the them, "Blessed Are T»iey," Zane Van 6:.10 p m. ( he;., I Dr. !\l. II. Doner / .10 P 111 I venlno .e rvii e , J I a.m. -Priesthood. Only Cause and Creator . " Although a young cottontail AuKcn durctlng. Nursery (or tots. , " t am. Sunday school. 7.30 p m. I vamiellr.tic si" vne 1 Monrl/iy. / .JO p nv Nlwi r rl n,.• ,!• . Program Chairman 10:15 am.-Sunday school. Wednesdey. ft p.m. -Testimonial meet- rabbit 10-15 a.m —Sunday school | 10:30 a.m. - Worsh ip, Sermon, "Tha has only one chance In . , J-year Mn- Tuwday, 7 .30 p m. -Prayir and fi.hle j fiiu rsttay, 7-3(1 p.pi . MMwn'i scvli e 7:30 p.m. -Sacrament. In II Treadmill. " Text: Romani 4. Coffee hour dr'gnrtcn through lOtfl grade/ adult study. Iriday. 7:30 p m. Wnmrn ¦ twenty of reaching its first 1 i nunnl I 1(1 a m Ral ph Winder will speak on, Tuesday, 7:30 pm-Relief Society. Reacting room open Tuesdays, Thurs. after service; nursery clfls ., rtinoel. Friday, 7 in pm Hobby and ywi lh ,:\, service al both I Chii-tnins p.irly at home ol -, cia, 'One Moan lo Dmiai l.ui,-in. '' Coffee hoUr Wednesday, 7:30 pm.-MIA. d«ys and Saturdays trom Ii30 fo 4:30 services; organist, birthday, it i.s one of our most a n.m,—Senior League, chapel j discus- clubs. ence Sines. Miss Jonelle Mil lam; mirl ducu'sion .illervvmds, Saturday, 10 a m— Prlmiry. p.m. choir director , Henry Hanson. common animals.
Ministers of All Faiths and the Spon sors Below Share the Cost and Invitation of This Page, They U rge You and Your Family to Attend Church Regularly. W. T. Grant Dept. Star* Morgan Jewelry Store Fidelity Savings & Loan Au'n. Thern rAachine Co. Winona Ready-Mixed Concrete Fawcett Funeral Mrs. Maui- ine birom end Staff Sti- vr Home, Inc. Mnrofln /ind Slflrt I ied t., Shilling an,] staff Mr and Mrs. Royal C; thern llamy Scharmer ana Employee Merchants National Bank Linahan's Restaurant K eller Construction Co. Hotel Winona Winona Auto Sales, Altura State Bank Oil V, Orebow and Itaff Bill Untlin n and Stall Clnli kfllrr niul Employe* S.trti p Marsh and Maff Dodge* & Rambler Member F Die. Cordon Plenary and employes Karatetn Construction Co. Marigold Dairies , Inc. Curley' s Floor Shop M. Choate A Company Dale' George Karsten Ilnlin I I) M.ikrs , Mui Bftto unti Rlchai rt Mrv«is s Hiway Shell Serv. Station D. w Qray and employee Boland Manufacturing Co. n»ie Glerdrum and employes Dunn Blacktop Co. • Stan Roland and Employes Culligcm Soft Water Service) East End Coal & Fuel Oil Co. P. Earl Schwab Co. H P tojw ui, and Ev«n II CMWes «naU meet at II p.m, Tuesday at the American lenses that you need, ot the one low price of Minnesota City School. A School $9.98. If bifocals art needed or desired, then for t>nly Hoard panel discussion program Sunday NEWS Subscribers $12.98 you have your choice of the kind of bifocal you is planned. 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Wed. and Sat. strriH mm IUMW Open Friday Nlshtt- 'HI • p.m. Which meats every Sunday to Cad (s iUCIIITCi rt 1I morning at 10 o'clock, dfaffc l4m\ p. ft , 711 wfmm [Mmfi i-fei MV« w««» Third straet rnone O-J/ I I ~ ~* _mQ< A y p H(L Tha l»rm« or conli-nls nl t»ili «« • %'z:l7n 'p""c ,h ,n 116-118 East 3rd St. Winona " "" '"" Church ^^^ Qj T ^^ rj rf ^n^^^ j ^rST ^n^^^ B k\{ mn,,,:, ni i soid nniy »n proscription nl licrnixl doilon. OPEN MONDAY , WEDNESDAY «. FRIDAY UNTIL • P.M. 8-2961 474 W. Sarnia, St. Osseo Man Hurt i No More Hell - - Plainview Nuns OSSEO, Wis. - Dale C. Ar- ! ¦ ries, Osseo, is ¦ patient at the In California hospital here with injuries re- HELL, Calif. (AP ) - A funny Make Record ceived when his car went out of thing happened to this little des- control at the junction of High- ert town — often the butt of ways 10 and 12 Tuesday at 2:30 many bad jokes. You just can't a.m. The vehicle went into the go to Hell anymore. driveway and Wagonwheel cafe The California division of struck a utility pole. ¦ highways smashed and burned PEPIN PATIENTS the dickens out of Hell. Engi- PEPIN, , Wis. (Special) - neers reasoned that a new free- Darel Juliot underwent surgery way routing was more impor- at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Wa- tant. basha. Glee Peters had surgery Gone are the post office, gas at Lake City Municipal Hospi- station and the one lone restau- tal. Anton Wold is a new p»- rant. Sister Astrid M. Edeltrndls tient at Hanson Rest Home But in nearby Indlo there still here. sign that reads: ) ¦ stands a PLAINTIEW, Minn. Special miles of desert ahead — —Everyone has heard of the Last year 74,814 foreign stu- "100 ' right through Hell." "Singing Nuns," and the popu- dents enrolled In U.S. colleges. MISS SHARON JOYCE THE ENGAGEMENT of THE ENGAGEMENT of lar record they cut not too long ago. SANNESS' engagement to Miss Lois Glanville, Bis- Miss Donna Mae Literski, ANNO UNCEMENT is MISS LUCILLE PATRICIA Eugene A. Brumm, son of marck, N. D., is announced Dodge, Wis., to Denny Jen- Now two nuns from Plain- Du- made o! the engagement of view have for LYONS' engagement to Mr. and Mrs. William by her parents, Mr. and sen, Arcadia, Wis., son of cut a record , son Miss Suzanne Youle, daugh- the Kay Bank Recording Co., Waine Darryl Patrow Brumm, Caledonia, Minn., Mrs. Dean Glanville, Wing, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jen- . ter of Mrs . George Youle, Minneapolis called "Songs From of Mr. and Mrs. George Pat- is announced by her par- N. D. She will wed A.2.C. sen , is announced by her Minn., Galesville, Wis., to James the Alps," one side of the rec- row, Reads Landing, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Odin P. Tollefson, son of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Helio- Cftpa te Jeskewitz, Menomonee ard has "Happy Shepherds" and has been announced by her Sanness, Spring Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Tollef- dor Literski, Dodge. Dec. 2$ parents Mr. and Mrs. Gus Falls, Wis. A summer wed- I the reverse side, "Echo From , [ Minn. No date has been son , Caledonia, Winn. No is the date set for the wed- Astrid, , , Minn. ding is planned. Miss Youle the Alps." Sister Mary C. Lyons Plainview chosen for the wedding. date has been set. Miss ding. "Yodeling Nun," is accompan- and her fiance both are The wedding will be Jan. 9. Sanness. a graduate Glanville is a 1962 graduate ied by Mother Edeltrudis. ' I Miss Miss Lyons is a graduate of graduates of La Crosse Uni- il / I of Winona State College, is of Wing High School and Purpose of the record la to School of versity and both are teach- | Daniel O'Brien i a teacher in the Stewart- works at a bank in Bis- ' raise funds for a motherhouse JWM '*$** i 'VIA^^^I^^^BL^. ' * » J f A 1 tions. Cards were played with ter H. Stevens at the Thursday executive committee, the aux- of the year. Association, at the 12th annual IK ' \ H f &ttkA 4?#« **. ¦* ^UMII I I^H G ' V *&A I prizes going to Mmes. Her- Episcopa l Wonrien evening meeting of the Auxil- iary voted to underwrite the cost Mrs. D. B. McLaughlin an- j Parents Day at the Southern ^^ '* i nounced that arrangements 1 iC^'^^^yliili^i^H^B^BHiii^t^v*% m. 1 bert R. Streich, W. A. Critch- Sponsoring Bazaar iary to Paul Watkins Memorial of the equipment* • School of Agriculture at Wase- ?l MX^I^^^^'!di^i^i^i^i^i^i^K^rlusHK P field, S. A. Nelson, William Methodist Home. Mrs. Schmidt named the nom- have been made for the club ca. Minn. Roth and A. H. Zimdars. Mrs. LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) Mrs. Herbert Schladinske, pro- inating committee: Mmes.XM. members to be her guests at the They are Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Etta Killorn, Livingston, Mont., — Women of St. Mark 's Epis- gram chairman, introduced the Ferdinandsen Sr., Paul Pletkfr, Paul Watkins Memorial Metho- i chie Luhmann, Rushford, and was a guest. copal Church will have their speaker. Mrs. Stevens, who last Schladinske and George Butters. dist Home Dec. 16 for dinner. ! Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rowe- annual Christmas bazaar at the year visited the lands of which A social hour followed the pro- A business session and program kamp, Lewiston. STUDY CLUB YULE PARTY Guild Hall Monday from 9:30 she spoke, related her remarks gram, with Mrs. Frank Mcrtes will be held in her suite. The association is composed SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- a.m. to 5 p.m. to Scriptures, so that "the lands Sr. presiding at the tea table. There was a discussion of the of parents of the students who A ham dinner will be served, cial) — The Panel Study Club where Jesus walked, "became Hostesses were Mmes. Harry annual spring Bonnet Boutique attend the school. Christmas party and dinner will starting at 11:30 a.m. Coffee real to her audience. Hanson. Albert White and Ervin to be held before Easter. * be held at the home of Mrs. will be served all day. During a brief business ses- Laufenburger. K 3r 7 vi^L^L^L^L^L^LV*^ ^^mmm^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ *J* mTw «* t -** Ye at 6:30 Christmas gift items avail- to be sent to the physical ther- Evelyn Bakken Monday GIRL SCOUT PROJECT apy wards at the Veterans p.m. There will be a program able include all kinds oi handi- ETTRICK ) 5 , Wis. (Special - Hospital, such as tooth paste, '¦ Ak-m&mW - *"' ' and an exchange of $1 gifts. craft and needlecraft, such as Junior Girl Scouts, under the : 'A M mm\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\m ^•t Members are asked to bring knitting - needle cases, book Kellogg UNA Happy lotions, combs, etc. Games will Home direction of their leader, Mrs. | be played. remnants of yarn, felt, sequins, marks, Christmas stockings, Dea Fraust, are making Christ- ! ribbons, etc. clown dolls, etc. ' r f ^ ; \'21. '!> mas gifts for their mothers and I CAMP FIRE GIRLS ELECT mfc C• ™ur f&m%ma^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ m\ Holds Election af Yule Part/ Christmas tray favors for resi- ; _^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^m_,..^ _ ^* dents of Elmcroft Nursing Home LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) —The fifth grade Camp Fire KELLOGG, Minn. (Special)— Mrs. William Clancy , chancel- at Galesville. Officers were elected by the lor ; Mrs Girls elected officers when they ' . Victor Klein, marshal; AUXILIARY TO ' tf_\__ ^__ ^__ ^__ ^__ ^__ ^___ Kellogg Happy Home Camp Mrs. Haven Iverson, assistant MEET met recently at the home of 2642 Royal Neighbors of Amer- SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- , their leader, Mrs. Thomas Ken- , marshal ; Mrs. Elizabeth Ahr- cial) ^Sm^^m^m^mmg^jj s* .4 ica , at its annual meeting at ens, inner sentinel ; Mrs. Harold — The Legion Auxiliary ! nedy. Patty Walters was elect- will meet Tuesday * ^J^iB^BB^B^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i1^H mm^a\ the Methodist Church nere Hager, outer sentinel and at 8 p.m. in j ed president, Patty Graham, M^^A i^is^s^s^s^s^s^s^si^ss^*sB* £fl the clubrooms. There will be a vice president ; Wendy Jones, Tuesday afternoon. Mmes. Glenn Kennedy, Marcel- J ammwa, Christmas party with exchange ; secretary; Rosalyn Klindworth, ' * ^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_m^_ ^hH^H IsflsflsM^sflHsflsflsflsVHBBflHsflsflsflsflsflsflswHsflsflV^ ^ro j m Elected were: Mrs. John la Tibor and Eva Schmoker , M^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^'- _.,^!,'m __¦ ¦B_^^^_i^_^^^^^_t'>'i Hager, oracle; Mrs. Agnes managers. of 50-cent gifts and members j treasurer, and Linda Liffrig are also invited to bring gifts Stamschror, past oracle; Mrs. ' scribe. k " " Earl Timmsen, vice oracle; OTHER OFFICERS named ii ^iB ^BB ^B^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^B' include the Mmes. Raymond ;,..;, .^.-..ww*«IlftVVM«vJW.V.W;«:. ' -^^^ ¦ Mrs. Robert Huth, recorder ; m^__ ^__ ^__ ^__ ^__ ^__ ^__ ^__,¦; ^__ \ Mrs. Ervin Irish, receiver; Slawsdn, Lucille Maahs, Alois j Freiburg, Margaret Rutz, I Thomas McNary, Jennie Graff | lK i - K * * ImwLff i" ' '/ d rooms. Mmes. Raymond Slawson and " * During the business meeting Paul Schmoker, were observed, members decided to send a cash Mrs. Glenn Kennedy presented donation to local hospitalized an anniversary cake she had f , veterans. The donation to the made to them. il \ ' M''^ / 1 M. Louise 'Wilson Educational A $2 Christmas gift was sent Fund was also established, It to the Royal Neighbors Home i r I I was reported that the sum of at Rock Island, 111. The charter _. iii j \ ^R^ $71.54 was realized in the re- was draped for five deceased ^gt*v, • >\ , cent child welfare dri\e. members. Mrs. Stamschror , 7) I A musical program was pre- who has resigned after bein g jft recorder for 36 years, elUl \ sented by members of the high was pre- ^ m m yt >¦; <» m mm _m_\ i school band and chorus. La- sented with a monetary gift and •¦ ______wT 1 (x)hsuL ipiL want CL Vonne Reyes sang a solo , Jack a book-shaped cake decorated Bisek played four trumpet solos in the camp colors of purple and white. It was made by Mrs. and a quartet made up of Paul Flies. J Paulette Marion , I —-^JfR iittk moAsiUL a qifj L Theresa and A potluck supper was served. Kathy Halarna and Lori Kosek * " sang two numbers. I - I S&lsudL.CL la&iinfy , HONORED GUEST DECORATING CONTEST EITZEN , Minn. ( Special) — i i SPRING GROVE , Minn . (Spe- Miss Jean Bungc was the hon- ored guest FAMOUS NAME I IflflR la&b$j dL clsLbqnsbcLi cial) — Entries for the holiday at a shower Satur- 1 I IN NYLON JDtSET G S ^, decorating contest , being spon- day. Miss Mary Lynn Pottratz 13 sored by the Buds and Blossoms was the hostess at the hom e •I Garden Club, may be made of her parents, Mr . and Mrs. qifL f iuom, with Mmes. O. G. Ellingson or George Pottratz. I I Arlen Doely at the Myhre Hard- j Hallmark ) ware Store. Categories are re- ligious, non-religious nnd (or business places. MOTHERS! | ( ^m^na^et I SPECIAL CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS CARDS DAR CHRISTMAS PART Y is GALESVILLE, Wis. ( Special) MATINE E —Fort Perrot Chapter DAR WALT DISNEY'S i | J : Enchanting draped neckline I held a Christmas dinner party "THE TRUTH All individual cards % \iin/>l . nK."l.f- | • % • | It WclSMriOllllV adds charm ,0 ,his newes' I at the home of Mrs. R. E. Mass- ABOUT MOTHER ¦: SlftfCf berg Wednesday eveni ng. ' 'v ' Casuolmciker . On the qo fa- 4' JfWELIRS ^/ 1M1 GOOSE" ¦ Christmas poems were read by regularly 10c to 1.00 « AND • f "At the Si gn of the Street C/orlc " Mrs. C. H. Nelson of Ettrick. " A Christmas box of clothing and j j S [W «IP|I1|V... • Machine washable . . . ma- 1 other articles is being sent to | chine or drip dry ... it never | V - ^-/ 0 1 \ MAIL AND PHONE 0 ' | ' ' M-ry Soling, Mist —FIRST FLOOR I \ W.d l.T Thu;: ^ : . „ | ¦ I ORDERS INVITED ? 'til 9. 275 South Bakor Phone 3 707 ? yj| \f_ \ _ \ ;| | ! Cease Fire, Bishop Norm School Bad Weather U.S. Economy Another Taconite Head it Caledonia Town Officers Ringo Fans The Rem Joseph Cashman, MADISON, Wis. W - The Plant Will Be assistant principal at Lourdes Fillmore Co. 'tis the season Wisconsin Stale Journal, High School, Rochester, baa Over Much of Madison's morning newspa- Doing Fine, been ttaatfttra to a new post per, had a story on its front of Superintendent of Catholic Hear Educator page Thursday inviting tele- Built in State schools at Caledonia, Bishop to crow a little calls if readers were ST. PAUL — Plana for con- Edward A. Fitzgerald has an- WYKOFF, Minn. - More Nation Today phone Heller Says than 175 county township offi- interested in the condition struction ef another taconite nounced. , repre- By TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS of Ringo Starr after his ton- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The plant on Minnesota's Mesabi The Rev. .Thomas Adamson cers and their wives Stormy weather, , si! operation. U.S. economy is doing fine and Range were announced Thurs- has been transferred from Lor- senting 14 of the 25 townships with snow in Fillmore County, attended ileet, rain and strong winds, Today , the newspaper pro- should continue lo improve in day by the Hanna Mining Co. etto High School, Caledonia, to j iii / swtpt nearly all sections of the claimed, "Oase fire, Ringo 1865, says Dr. Walter W. Heller, SUM) National Steel Corp, Lourdes High School, Roches- the annual township banquet at jSmmm\\m-m nation today, continuing the cli- fans ; we give up." now back at his professorial job The plant, with capacity of ter. the public school here Thurs- day. matic pattern of the past sever- A log showed 1,040 calls after four years aa the top eco- 2.4 million tons of pellets an- r %* HB ^^^B laYiM al days. up to l a.m. today. nomic adviser to Presidents nually, will be built near Kee- LA CRESCENT PROGRAM Dean Turner, St. Paul , a na- John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. watln, about 10 miles west of LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Spe- tive of Fillmore County, now a / _ __ ^___ \I g ggl Below zero cold again stung The newspaper promised ) W northern Midwest states. It was to publish a daily story on Johnson. Bibbing. cial - The WSCS of the La specialist in education at the 19 below In Nor'.h Dakota. the Beatle member's recup- The slender , MeeM Heller, Crescent Methodlit Church will University of Minnesota ag- It U the second plant an- hold its Christmas program, "A , said progress The snow, sleet and gusty eration. greying at 48 but with a face nouncement involving. Hanna riculture school winds raked broad areas from still boyish, put his long legs Birth of a King," Tuesday at has three prerequisites. since passage of the 'eonstitu- tar c,4i^^^^^^^^ HBsfis^s^sls^LiAsiHs ^s& New England and northern New atop his desk ln the University 8 p.m. in the church. Mmes. Le- It requires people who are tlonal amendment en taconite Roy Scawake and Richard : York State into Idaho. pf Minnesota economics depart* taxes by Minnesota voters Nov. alert, creative, enthusiastic, ^i^^S______M __^^mw\^mmm % ment and reflected about his ca- Erickson will sing and Randy well informed and anxious to Driving conditions in most of 3. In addition, the IT. S. Steel Dobbs and Jeffrey Moen will J : Most Badger reer in an interview. Corp. is preparing for construe- have something better. It in- tha states hit by snow and sleet sing a duet, "Away in a Man- volves ideas which must be were hazardous and warnings Hit tenure at chairman of tht tion of a plant because of the ger." Potluck dessert will fol- amendment's passage and Jones created and then people plus were issued by Weather Bu- Council of Economic Advisers low. their ideas and their decisions reaus. The bureaus also posted , was "an enormously satisfying & Laughlin Steel Corp. is look- Lakes Rivers job," he said. ing over a plant site. building* for coarse grinding, to mean action. heavy snow warnings in Mid- Turner said from 1950 to 1960 west areas, already hit by falls "I have had the great fortune The facility near Keewatin fine grinding, pelletlzing, shops, will be known as the National offices and warehousing. the national farm population up to a half foot or more this of combining economics with dropped 7 percent while in week. government service," said Hel- Steel Pellet Co., according to> Site preparation will begin Frozen Over Paul H. Carnahan, National this winter. Construction will Fillmore County it dropped Only The heaviest snow fell in the ler. "Mine was the greatest op- 3 percent. It's time now to central part of the nation cover- MADISON , Wis. w-AU but the portunity in the world to apply Steel chairman and chief ex- commence next spring, with larger lakes and rivers in north- ecutive officer. National Steel completion expected in- early study the migrating popula- ing areas in Kansas, Oklahoma, economics to the government, , Missouri and Iowa , with ern Wisconsin are frogen over , Those four years were tlie most will own SS percent of the com- 1967. tion problem tie said. OLD CROW warnings of heavy amounts in Marvin W. Burley, state clima- rewarding In my career . " pany. Hanna will own the bal- America's most-g ifted Bourbon northern sections of Illinois and tologist , reported Thursday, the ance and manage the operation. small lakes and streams start- Prom the high councils end ramtn iriuiiiHTtouRtoiiaMmtmmtof.cisTiiiBiuiooTTniiiniic FAMOUS 0LmMPSsmtnM,riui»W,tT. Indiana and the southern third black tie society of Washington, The plant will cost more than PAPERBACKS ot Lower Michigan. . ed to take on their ice covers shortly after Nov. 15 , Burley Heller moves to a modest office 50 million dollars and will em- Tha Ultimate in Christmas Giving A wind-blown snowstorm noted. in a 12-story skyscraper on the ploy 400 men, it was estimated. whipped south central areas sprawling campus of one of the Magnetic taconite will be The official nummary of No- nation's largest universities. To processed in the plant, which BOOK NOOK SHOP THE EASY WAY — READ THE ADS FIRST Thursday, dumping nearly a , 159 East Third Straat foot of snow in Englewood and vember weather showed that begin with he will teach one will consist of a complex ot Elkhart, Kan., and Guymon, during the first half average undergraduate class a -week - Okla. Rain and sleet slickened temperatures in the state were a lecture to about l ,0db intro- streets and highways southeast 1245 degrees above normal, ductory economics students, of the snow zone. while during ihe last half they largely sophomores. More than five Inches Of rain ranged from 4-8 degrees below normal. "I will try to get across to drenched Tallahassee Fla., in a them the excitement, the fascin- ¦ ^ Precipitation In November I_ ^__M _ ^__ ^FmmmU fff '^' 1 : ¦ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^VVisliflvt ^^^^^H^^^^^^^^^^^ sss^^HM six-hour period. Fairly heavy nation and the fun of eco- ? ' ' ' $: '^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^^^B m\__\_Xw_ \\f AWmaWkWW' w^4$&£' :i ^ : ¦ ¦ < l rain doused wide areas in the was variable but near normal nomics, SBUHB B B ^¦¦¦4- v^-^ 7'^:^^ ¦77 '^,. .v.- . .... -A . ;- -7; .^¦:<. -j;A. ^-\'r.A: ''A\ ' }.. •„;'?'¦' "':¦;' ?' '' ''. '; ' ) ' ' '' -. x A /"« " he said. "I will try to \\m\\mmrmmW ' ^ ^M "~ ' * ' " <' ' ^^F Lower Mississippi and Lower In most sections, Burley said. dispel the idea that economics ]HJW Mmwk^^Wmm ' ^^ ' ^~ m\ti '"- ""'""* ¦— «M—«~«~~—- —- . T """' **"~^ <• „, & Southwestern counties received $Jf *^ %&{ **> » Ohio Valleys. is a dismal science. " *!* k the smallest totals. Fields in a ^^B^B^BBY m\^i^^JkdmammmMw*^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^mmmmmm ia— *. ***t> __ \ This man who played a lead- ^^ CRASH NEAR MAZEPPA 50-mile wide band stretching from Eau C laire to Green Bay ing role in developing the fed- WABASHA, Minn. (Special) were too wet to work most of eral 111,6 billion tax cut pro- — Icy roads were blamed for the month: gram said the nation's economy a head-on collision of two cars should continue to expand in Thursday about 10:15 a.m., six Snowfall during November 1965. If there are no new policies miles east of Maeeppa on ranged from 3-6 inches ln the or programs, the rate of growth I "Shopping Is Fun When You Have A \ CSAH 71. Two Mazeppa driv- south to 12 inches in the north. may be a bit slower than it was ers, Robert J. Hoefs, 21, and Snow cover «n the last day was this year. ^_ Mrs. Laurel Kay Von Essen, limited to the northern half , On the other hand, Heller 23, were Involved. Mrs. Von starting with) a trace in central thinks it is ouite possible the f hristmas ¦ Essen was treated for facial counties and increasing to more expansion will continue; at the FIRST NATIONAL C cuts and broken teeth by a than 10 inches in the north cen- same clip as this year, if poli- Mazeppa physician. Each car tral section. cies he expects President John- had an estimated $600 damage, « son to propose are accepted. according to Wabasha County Chinese comprise 42 percent These include an excise tax cut, A Club Check to Pay C-A-S-H for . H sheriff's deputies. ?f Malaya's population. increased governmental expend- j | itures and various stimulative fiscal measures.
MDEAR —ifc tin «i^ sMsM isM M fslssABBY:MiUs—Itfc f aam^kaaemmm Heller resisted urgings that he M the Things You Want!" ®s remain in his Washington post. | 5 He left for "personal considera- tions," which include his love of teaching and the fact his faculty ^ Time to Gtenge position allows time for writing, Y0U speeches and some consulting work. Also, Heller found his $20,000 |H* HERE Tactics. Lady government pay inadequate for the demands of the position. At By ABIGAIL VAN BUHEW Minnesota he receives $21,500 ,S DEAR ABBY; If they rented out "fathers" for special through a Ford Foundation fac- THE |^H £ occasions, I would be their best customer . Every time my ulty fellowship plus $5,000 from ^^S boys need their father, he's somewhere else. Our youngest the university itself. HAVE J> son played first base with the Little League last summer and fl ^ H ^ HL H A BETTER his father didn't come to see him piay oneej, Now it's foot- ball season and one of the boys plays in thtsband and the Jfta n Gets 90 ^ other one is on the team, and every time they ask their father to go to a game, he's too tired. But let one of his Days for Tame MEmOCHRISTMASNEXT YEAR! Jewr | B^S^SI^HSI^SI^SI^SI ^SIBB ^SIBV Wmmsai ^m^mwaemmmmmmaw9 ' mBmmmmmm ^mmr friends call him up and he finds the strength to go with ^ them. Frankly, I am getting lick and tired of being the only Deer Slaying ^ mother there. One of the kids asked our boys If they HAD a father. I have yelled at him, scolded, cussed htm out, MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - John threatened and shamed him, hut I still can't get him to Kier, 24, Duluth, was sentenced go. Any suggestions? DKGVSTED to 00 days in the workhouse to- day after pleading guilty to par- E^^^^^^ H We Have a DEAR DISGUSTED: Try a little tenderness. You've ticipation in a tame deer slay- ^ tried everything else, and you've nothing to lose . In?. ' Sentenced earlier was Clifton DEAR ABBY i My wife is expecting her fifth'baby end, V_____\ _~^^_ -^ FREE FT of course, we have been telling our friends the news. Our M. LaDuke, 23, Minneapolis, Ba^B^B^B^B^B^slB^slB^Bl t^^ — -i^CV/ 1\ * ' ' " GI" ' '' ' who drew a five-year prison B^B^B^B^B^HH I +flP 63^1 I other children are 17, 15, 12, and 9. We are atnased at how m t m L1W S *-' \ for yoo when you join Our many people ask us. "Was this one plan- term, to be served at the same _^_^__^_^_ \ 6 time as a five-year sentence for N w Christmas Club New ned?" We consider this npne of their busi- __^_ ^_ ^k^_ ^_ ^_ ^_\ \ j, r)3Y >" \ * ness, but we don't know of an- answer to attempted theft by check which put them In their places. Have you any had been imposed before the IB^^^^^ B \ way . AZC \ suggestions? EXPECTANT FATHER deer slaying. The deer was killed and butch- cH"st iTi DEAR FATHER: "Reply, "If you 'll ered at a Minneapolis brewery m^^H \ . . i forgive niy rudeness for ignoring your firm's game park. Kier 's sen- question, I'll forgive your rudeness for tence was pronounced by Dis- having asked lt." trict Judge Donald T. Barbeau. DEAR ABBY: I have two daughtpr.s in their teens, iust starting to date. Whnl 25.00 worries me Is their going in curs with boys . ABBY Your MFA 1 B^HI \ SQ0.00\ How can a mother find out what kind of a driver a boy is % _f______\\ \ 50.00 \ without embarrassing him? I have forbidden my girls to Agent Is go out with some boys because of the way they drive. But \ W______m \ 100.00 \ what about the boys I never meet until thoy come for a SWEENEY'S 150.00 date? I worry myself sick until the girls get home safely ______{ \ from a date. Don 't say, "Ask your daughter," bccaime if she Insurance A I^^^H 3'°° 250.00 _¥f \, likes a boy she Isn't going to say anything against him. ^^ \ \ A CONCERNED A9encY ^AI^^^^H \ < /fr ^**ite. \8*5*p/ 922 w, sth \ DEAR CONCERNED: There Is no way to find out what kind of a driver n boy Is unless you have seen Ph. 7100 ' him drive , or his reputation for driving has preceded him. "^L^RlW ^a^si^Bi^^'^^^^ H \ ^*j~*"**^~ j kii^i ^^'^'' m^mm\\\\\\\a ^ Tell your teen-age daughters that they risk defacing, ^Ss«kMHi?^MMkaHMiMMHHM kW>WkakaMMMkHh crippling injury or death when they accept dates with dangerous drivers. And If they do not get the message, your alternative is prayor, i FOR SAFETY'S^ ^Bmw.^ama*mm—er ^^^m\ ImmmmwmW ^sl^sl^sl^slHk A // ^«&vKJ(^wk-' I " ' ^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^tlr DEAR ABBY: My fiance is about two Inches shorter than i I am, V/c have never discussed the difference in height, but < SAKE > ^m^^mm ^mWr^k^w KJIV\ i ^* wt M ' mm^jti^mmm\v 1 have always worn flats when we wore together, which V Now ThM Your Car # made us about the same height. We are now making plans _ Windows Ara Closed . .. \ for our wedding. 1 would like to wear high heels, wliicfi would ef Have MUFFLERS < than ho, so I asked him if he minded wear- make me toller J and TAIL PIPES 7 latBPaSISaa ^f eeV ^"^ffi^^& ' Jeaaaaamm T^aw^tf l ing elevated shoes just for the wedding. He said YES, he % Chocked! and Replaced! llAma—maam1mrm *~*-. JEaSmmmmmmmm minded very much, find if I wanted him to be taller than I, ^ right way to I should were flats. Will you tell me what I s the m\\mmmmm\m• ' ¦"" ^Bsii'^^T'• ^^is« I oB ' • '•¦Bjsi_^sW__7-^^^ ^^SJBKML^B^B^B^B^JB^B^B^B^B^BW^^ KOLLOFSKI « a.m- IhrouRh H \> .m. J DR. C. R. Rectangular Motorola Color j f/l IJ MSf^^MP^fSBfflB ^B^B^B^B^Bm^B^B^"XBP^^ J_ ift\ Mommmr r«d«ml Deposit Insurance Corporation _^_Te^^___ BK__^__^__^m_ '^ _\w- Sa,Mt,l»>- » l2i:|" Set I N nvnliable at . . , v DR. MAX L, D E BOLT '" m_* ^3 w/t_ma_f ^^^_ ^_ ^_ ^mm_ ^^ .< _*** • Opttametrletm Winona Fin ft Power TlllHii AMI MAIN M'S. l'llllM- (Mil :»(1M I Equipment Go. Across Mro »nd tl. Park Lt! -1W rmaww— m ^ In* mm^K^^^Bmmmmmaiax. Jjf^ *** ^m Hardies Creek How Much Feed Forest Day Can You Gel M ^§UHDUP ¦ By FRANK BRUESKE FA i Daily N«w» Farm Editor RM^ seniors who are, 4-H members and ir« Into a Steer! High school Program Set enroll in college next fall should .nvestigate the feed planning to LEE. WHITEHALL. Wis . ( Specials CHICAGO - How much possibility of getting scholarships, advises MARVIN —Plans have been completed can you get into a steer, a eow Wabasha County agent. Lee says many «lwl™P« "sheep? That's an important assistant n for the Timber Harvest Field or a are available to Minnesota 4-H'ers who have an , interest 5-Year Farm Day at Hardies Creek Forest question in this day of high- or home economics Four-H ers should animals agriculture, forestry Dec. 11 . according to Trempea- powered feeding when extension office for full information • • • are pushed for more production contact their contest leau County Agent Peter Area 4-H'ers who will enter the radio speaking every year. thei senior Bieri, chairman of the event. have a rough subject this year as the subject for The forest is about three miles Many feeders believe that Separation of Church and State Census Started feed intake is limited by the division is "What Does the The rural census currently mont townships; Mrs. Donald east of Galesville. Mean to Me." There are four other subjects dealing with size of an animal's rumen, but choose from , under way is expected to be Sinn, St. Charles and Saratoga The program will begin at 10 University of Wisconsin dairy religion and state topics they may Dec. 18. townships; a.m. and continue until 3 p.m. m ' X rC completed by scientists say it isn't necessari- USDA.. There are nine enumerators Mrs. Norma McNally, Hous- It is expected that there will be Look for lower egg and turkey prices, says the ly so. On high energy rations both IB in Winon a County stopping at ton , Pleasant Hill and Homer some heavy equipment demon- a ruminant may be able to get Agriculture experts predict increased production for pick up the townships; Mrs. Elizabeth Ber- strations after that time. Amer- 1965 Egg prices are now now without getting any lower ... all the farms to enough energy before the rumen exten- forms. The gler, Winona Rt. 1, Warren and ican Lutheran Church Women PROUD LEADERS ... Mr. and Mrs. James Hagen, A total of 250 county extension agents from the 91 completed census is full. Extension agricultural census is taken Hart townships ; Mrs. Helen will serve a noon lunch at the Spring Grove, Minn., leaders of the Newhouse Norsemen 4- That's what M. ,1. Montgom- sion offices in the state will attend the Cooperative University of Min- every five years with the years Stoehr, Dakota Rt. 1, New church. H Club which was named the top club in Houston County, ery told the American Society Service at the St. Paul Campus of the The program will begin with receive a trophy for the club at the county achievement day of Animal Science at their an- nesota Tuesday through Friday of next week . . . ending in "4" and "9". Hartford and New Richmond Assoclav Enumerators in the county townships, and Mrs. Myrha a history of the stand given by at Caledonia. The club earned more achievement points than nual meeting in Chicago, Southeastern Minnesota's 1964 American Dairy at 8 p.m. next are: Stanley Decker, St. Char- Jordahl , Rushford Rt. 1 , Wis- Harold Schultz , research fores- any other club in the county. (Linus Ernster photo) He fed only dehydrated alfal- tion regional business meeting will be held les, Whitewater and Elba town- coy and Wilson townships. ter with the Forest Research fa meal in pellets to one group Thursday at Rochester's ships ; Mrs. David Clark, Mount Each enumerator has be- Center, Rhinelander, and Eric of lambs. Three other lots w^ere Kahler Hotel. All dairy farm- "Vernon and Norton townships ; tween 100 and 250 farmers to Jensen, WCD district forester. Ettrick 4-H'er Tops fed SO percent alfalfa and 20 ers are urged to attend. Area Mrs. Jean Wamhoff , Minnesota see. Leaders for the county La Crosse. , Area percent corn ,. 60 percent alfalfa counties in the region include , Cale- Two Wisconsin Conservation College Meat Judgin g Winona and 40 percent corn, and 40 Winona , Wabasha , Fillmore City, Rollingstone and Hilldale are Mrs. Jyles Schultz alfalfa and 60 percent townships; Mrs. Wesley Ran- donia , and Darrell Miller , Pine District foresters' Henry Ander- percent and Houston. K A RE N At International corn. dall. Lewiston . Utica and Fre- Island. son of Trempealeau County and BRACKEN, Princess Kay of Robert Roach of Vernon Coun- ETTRICK, Wis. - An Et- Men to Speak With more corn in the ration the Milky Way . . . CYRIL the lambs ate less feed , On ty, will speak on timber stand trick , Wis., 4-H'er was the MYREN, Nelson , Wis., was alfalfa alone they ate SKi pounds dairy improvement . Timber harvest top individual in the Inter- one of 24 Wisconsin discussions will be led by Gor- At Convention of dry feed per day. Lambs on project 4-H'ers attending the , national Live Stock Expo- 40 percent alfalfa and 60 per- dairy convention in Chi- don Cummingham extension Three members of the Winona /? pounds of feed 4-H forester College of Agriculture, sition 's annual intercol- cent corn ate 3' cago this week . . . Also at- Warren 4-H'er of Week . Area Vocational Technical daily — 2 pounds less per ani- Princess Kay Madison , and Jensen. legiate meat judging con- tpnrtint? HIP convention is School staff and a Lewiston mal. , who captured lop honors DURAIvlD, Wis. — One of Pep- Skidding demonstrations will test at Chicago Wednes- WARREN SVLLINC, 21. Caledonia man will take part in programs But lambs on all the different with his dairy project V . Only 7,049,000 in County's top 4-H'ers is Kathy be given by local timber opera- gained the same — l during the past year , a 17-year-old senior at day. , of the national conventions of rations t ¦ n nation 's farms during the week Scott tors, with WCD forester Edwin the National Vo-Ag Teachers pound daily —. and carcasses persons were at work on the Durand High School. Godel of Buffalo County ex- He is Gary Nelsestuen , a of Oct. 18-24, says the USDA. This was a 7 percent drop for Association and the American graded out average choice with hired workers as The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. plaining them. They will in- member of the University about the same thickness of fat all workers and a 10 percent decline for Vocational Association to be period one year ago. Arthur Scott, Kathy is a mem- clude horse skidding, tractor of Wisconsin 's team, which held concurrently at Minneapo- over the loin eye and the rib. compared with the same skidding with 3-point hitch, and ber of the Ever Happy 4-H placed fourth in the com- lis starting Saturday. Montgomery said the experi- * Club and has been in foods and tractor skidding with arch. ment indicates that a cow or Slow down and *profit ...* By shifting down from third petition. John Januschka, Winona per acre when picking nutrition projects seven years. Anderson will have charge of , sheep will adjust its food int ake gear to second , farmers can earn $3 adult vo-ag instructbr and Rob- , agriculture engineers. The She has been active in sew- the loading demonstrations ert L. MTohler, superintendent of to its energy needs if the rumen corn say University of Illinois ing five years; gardening, home which will include front end, doesn't limit consumption, earnings are in the form of savings realized through reduced Lewiston schools, Twill be mem- However , at the slower grounds improvement, song bird , boom, winch and cable loading. bers of a panel discussing picker losses at the slower speecj. and junior leadership, t w o In the afternoon , a represen- Nearly speed in second gear, an extra hour would be required *':ch Million "Young Farmer Opportunity But for that hour , the farmer years, and photography and food tative of Employers Mutual of " Tuesday. Uni ty, Chimney Rock day to harvest nine acres. Wausau will discuss woods safe- Programs engineers . . . preservation, one year. Thomas W. Raine, Winona would be earning $27, say the In addition she has won the ty. FU Local fro Meet Prices for milk in Wisconsin sold to cheese factories In In 11 States Area Vocational Technical , - the highest 4-H Key award, the conserva- School director , will address the STRUM Wis! cents for lambs. Offset- Donalrt Grulk*, Zumbro Fall, . ,.. He . :n OH 7M0 S9 0 FnTjjTfT ting these were declines of 90 Vinctnt Eversman. Wabasha ,. Nn . 1 GH 1.7J0 160 j Friti Sprenp.tr, Zumbro Fain cents per hundred for hogs, O/ilt RH I fin soo ij Elmer Windhorst iirj l , Lakr City Mo 16 GH 2.030 741 j l^i $1.50 (or cuttle and 70 cents for UNIT REPORT: AO mtvi on lt\ l; ai/fragei 611 poonds of milk, .141 sheep. Compared with a yea r percent tfst and 53J pound, nl bullerlal . ago prices are lower for calves ('F;.\TR,V1. I'M! of $1 and sheep 20 cents, but TOP FIVE HERDS Harlan Sifv.ftt. Zumhrti Fall, RH )0 5 |,un ill higher prices for cattle of :ifl l larenre Sitiwl, r Zumnro t ail'. , filDH s\ 1 1,01", if \ cents, nnd 'lambs $l,. >n while Paul «, Jim Goihl, lake c,i.. ntmrr . Plolnvir* . Pll 34 1 I :*| t] | 1 ,,5•:,5 ,i7l)x ,r' $1*-83 ^^^BH^^ In snme a.s October hut 3 cent s Al Orrnckhahn, M.nnr i,n (,H driven polyiirethane moislure belt , high vapor output, btnlt ln i *)', ,, ,, so u I OOA U^ ™X 4 0 , !i M7&F-30 liolnw a year earlier. Farm K'ninth Sirilm, Plmiwl.nv r.H ij |i upi ivi No obligation. rvJot liing to ..r Pur.fic.t.oi. syst.m. Po rt. ™ ° ™* *"-M ^^ IVilner lW\ri. Flgm /.>0xl4\ A . \\.$16 93 VfiO r.H j! < »fi| 1? » buy. Knipco portable farm able.hie 4 swiveltwiuH wheelswheel* - all _ j r X 15 . . $19.05 chicken prices improved slight - H«r b Wi«v riamvifw Gil (100x14 10 I Ml 31 | hrators go anywhe re to warm ^mfrng^ . $17.81 .KW/RZOxIS S3Q19 lv from mid-October to.Novem- TOP FIVE COW'S controls up front. Contempt » | ^ •""•" Dollar for Dollar-this , machinery, people . Af-f VO WIHTK pump ber hut were slightly lower than k trwtth Metier,, Plamvit jv r.' o U GH ? 0,0 1.14 4 animal* 1 raiy wood grain styling. ^% \VAI,L PLUS $2.00 last year , E prices averaged k 'nneth Sletfan. Plalnvia v Mo in GH 7 ,300 9'.'0 One might be yo\ir«—freo l out-peri ' RR Wither! l1/»hn. Flnin ,. . Un Jl GH orms every other ¦ . .. 7 IM1 90/ Bring in the Gold Rush carii * " ' YES!—TAX INCLUDED ! '.'"> '•. cents in mid-N ovember or Kfiineth Slellen Plairwe* .. no IJ r.H J . J I D aa 7 ¦WBMBBBssWBBHBHsWBs i^^ pump on the market! the same as a month earlier but Dean HjiMig, Plainer y No I GH |,«M •] 1 you recentl y received in the 1.2 cents per dozen lower than I'MT 4 mail. Take a look at the prize >*++m m>> Your vacuum pump must have a year earlier . TOP F1VK HERDS Knipco and register you r *+ * w^^ W ' OryidaU '.V4ba .Ha , GH 44 10 1.011 4n 1 Gold Rviah numl>er. Some- the rapacity to rapidly rfinovo FuOrn« llahnnl; K'llojg f.11 11 s n t 1? I one in IViii area will win. ¦ir from ;voiir milking system, M»r< Brothers, Wabaina Gil 44 I «7? 29] KEEP YOUR REG. TIRES-NO TRADE-IN NEEDED! : Mondovi Creamery Raich C.raner, KeiinijQ ., GH ]j 7 all 77 ,1 Hurry in! This is essential for stable vac- Arrliii /art,!•(,, PlamvJA' GH 71 34 S7) 33.7 MONDOVI , Wis, ( Special) — uum, efficient milking and tlie \ TOP FIV E COWS Healer will be given away +»S *++***+tme ^^ The Mondovi Cooperative ','. ( ni yrtaif I Son. .'/aha ha Mn 1 GH ?,:¦.() 94 S \' t . ( P'ydnie «. So. . ','. ana-hn Nn, ta GH l. 7rx> III CONTRO L of MASTITIS. Orenmeiy will holrf its annual Buy Christmas Toys at Di scount Prices! < a i V. < r.ryvtale K Un , V.'alia- ' ia .. Mo 44 GH 1 ,410 II 1 December 17 ^ A T mflT 'la>t\l aW meeting at the K . of IV Hall V. ( ri'V-rlala a. Son V.alalia ., Mn 91 GH 1 S*?n /'I ¦ Ask for a FREE al 1 p.m. Thursday. Officers Arrli.e /ail,no, Plairwit* ,, Mo \9 Oil 1 410 77 1 ~ AlltNTION ¦ will be circled. VN1T 5 AS ADVEHriStD IN TOP FIVK HERDS CRAZY CLOCK & I DEMONSTRATION A-t'H'i Vh.,11; V II lr „ f.ll LIFE t SUCCESSFUL FARMING TRAPPERS . Plalnvie* *4 1. 1:1 ill I I'l.AlNV I HV 111 I'AHTV * W hav V.'ilhani Pr.iher . Iiifilinvi "<• conibenr traps (;: 110 for ¦ PLAINVIEW , Minn. (Sprcinl i (.11 J7 7 loon 14 0 MOU SE TRAP I m|„|,' , ' (rim I' . ntl. f'lalrwie* 1,11 ?l 4 Jj4 In 7 ¦riWW«ri. I Hfi r m , muskref., .tc.)JAT DISCOUNT ¦ Ed's Refrigeration i --Tho Pliiinvicw Farm Hurriui Infin Vinciueller, K»|IO|I I| GH 47 II «?¦> ?» 0 PR,C6St will hol d its annual Christmn.v <> "n. lie tlfuniaiin . Plai'W . . GH ,'! 4 711 J^ » FEITEN *-. ».n .t OII I I & Dairy Supply pnrlv SuiifJiiv . in.slpflrl ( >f Tues TOP FIVE COWS B ^ A'" i" '.1 in it;. PlamviA* , Mn 4a (.11 ; 1 tvo It I W-o* l| <°< llllllh Vm l-Q. Plamu,,. , , (,H ^wsT s.^ir. 12 SS5 E RVI 41U SI Winona day, nt tlie luimr ol Mr anil Mn n I I ifl it I (10.58 I Phone 5533 Mr/v l.c.Moi Cliristi.son Thri o In! .1 s, in.i.-e.lfi Frlloo i , .. Mn a ' Gil ;fi/n 74 4 IMPL. CO. Arllnir '.rliull; Plan«v .. Mn 17 GH J I'i" '4 4 Your p riii-Kiml Prnlrr i will he , i politick lunch. Kx- Ai lhiir jcnuiii. Plamve Ml Washington St,, Winona * Im M CH 2,2«0 7.10 ' changing o( gifts is apltonnl. ir FREE PARKING IN THE mmmm REAR * ***™>mm Farm Calendar Are You Sure You Want Saturday, Dec. 5 FOUNTAIN CITY, Wis , 1:30 p.m. — Buffalo County Home- Hearings Slated makers Holiday Fair , city aud- itorium. ~ Lets Get Gwin5 36.0 opening ceremony. records. Clifford Nelson, manager; Mrs. preciated during the winter Leon Henderson, Houston Rt. 1 19 RG 2 ns 36(S Ray Kaiser, Approximately 85 students, A limited number of farm office; Albert Berg, season and at the same time TOP FIVE COWS LP manager: Gerald Servais, Donald Dlckrager, Lamoille Rt. 1 24 H 2,450 »! parents and guests attended. people will be enrolled in the are easy to propagate. Guy Smith, Houston Rt. 1 .. 1 R6S 7 ,«0 71 new record program in 1965 station manager; LeVern Sobot- Winona Chick Hatchery 16 David Quarne , 1960 graduate Since the light in different Robert Plttelko, Wlnone Rt. J Hell I H i,«W and additional farm families ta, Frank Sonsalla and Ray 56 E. 2nd St or Telephone 5614 Donald Hill, La Crescent Rf. 1 Mtlody RBS > ,340 7» of Blair High School told of his Maier Jr., station attendants ; homes varies so much, there Herman Erdmann Jr., Dakota Rt. 1 . . . !• H 1,110 7* trip to Kansas City to receive are expected to enter each there are some plants that will UNIT 4 year thereafter . Ausderau says John Kampa and Lee Zastrow, Winona, Minn. the American Farmer degree. truckers ; Audrey Zastrow, do better than others. Some of TOP FIVE HERDS that the extension service will store — or — 4< 7 1,341 41.5 manager, the varieties that will endure McCarthy ft Shea, St. Charles .. GH David's father , Arnold help each farmer perpare the and Ben Thoma, Mrs. Leonard Prigge, St. Charles . . .. 2» GH 3 1,306 47.2 Quarne received the Honorary Gene Brom, James Skroch. Mrs, winter sun and do well in sunny N. Helm *. Games, St. Charlea .. 41 GH 5 1,295 46.1 necessary reports and show 41.2 Blanche Steffenson and Mrs. Ed- windows are some of the ferns, Russell Persons, St. Charles ... 44 GH s 1,165 Chapter Farmer Award. Arn- how to make maximum use Curtis Parsons, St. ChaHei .. . . I* GH 16 1,203 40.7 ward Kaiser , store employes. cacti, geraniums, ivy, shrimp Gene A. Aim old was the first president of of the records he receives dur- Bex 92 New Dim, Minn. TOP FIVE COWS the Blair FFA chapter and also plant , crown-of-thorns, cycla- Leonard Prlogs, St. Charles Susan GH 2,740 121 ing his first two years on elec- men, fuchsia, coleus , along Robert Helm, Dover . Hldaly GH 2, 4M 101 holds the Wisconsin Farmer tronic records. The only coal Ettrick-Preston FB Robert Helm, Dover 23 GH 2, 700 100 degree. Curtis Parsons, St. charlea Rex 's Lily GH 7/740 96 to the farmer during this two- To Hold Yule Party ITImer Rupprecht, St , Charles !• GH 2,510 95 William Pickerign, former year period is the actual cost ETTRICK. Wis, UNIT 5 Blair High School agriculture of the electronic processing. - The re- TOP FIVE COWS instructo r , now employed at cently combined Ettrick-Pres- Harold Rupprecht, Rollmostone 30 GH S 1,311 49 .6 ELECTRONIC record* pro- ton Farm Bureau unit will hold Clayton Ke-tchum, Ullce .. ., . . 34 RH 4 l,?74 49.6 the First National Bank of Alvin Simon & Elmer, Altura .. S3 RH 7 1,213 46.5 Chippewa Falls, was presented vide facts on which the farmer its Christmas party at 8 p.m. Lenhard Marxhauson, Rolllnaatone 25 GH 5 1,2-31 «.9 with the outstanding service can base his decisions as to next Thursday at Preston Town Play Kronftbusch, Allur-r. . 39 GH ? 1,1*1 42.5 Hall , TOP FIVE HERDS citation for his three years of when to buy, sell or use credit, Blair. Gifts -will be ex- Lenhsrd Marxhausen, PJolllngslona 19 GH 2,3M 103 work as instructor and FFA Ausderau said. They point out changed and the women are Alvin Bimer Simon, Altura .. Madcap RH 1, 180 102 to bring Christmas baked goods * OH 2,340 101 adviser here. money-making enterprises and Clayton Ketchum, Ullce .., , " ' J Joyful RH 2,4M 9* find the free-loader operations. for the lunch. Arthur Solberg OPEN HOUSE Alvin E lmer Simon, Allur* rf David Schaefer , FFA adv i- * , (tolllnoitene II W GH 3,090 ?• ] is president. Lenhard Marxhausen ser and agriculture insructor , The business analysis tells why presented the awards. a farmer made or lost money, ot tha and the records can help a farmer get credit when he •*¦ TED MAIER DRUG'S needs it. This record system **mm_j_ ^r_^Af M tMtw •**¦ •Ml WI Ml mid. Products Co., Inc., Burlington, Wisconsin , and Sioux City, Iowa t*m HOUSE GARAGE BARN peaele say |fe toe tsealef e saw par The annual deleKute mccliiifj Build tham stronger with Me Msaetl H wM Mite short swik if We have attached some additional Information about , birds will be hold .Ian. If. nt Weslby , th* building, equipment Concrata Blocks year tree treaesla i, feat* kaMetc ' TRIPLE-TRIPLE Malik* leas | and feeding program for your interest. If y»u have arty questions, plrase feel free to aak. 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Winona • • Waal Sloth St. Phana M0> , »• __ -- ... e*0^emmmemmem *e*em *meeaeem—maeee **eams *tm *eammm»meejm i : ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦w - ¦'• • ^OTR7Rw^«Wew^S^*w^RlS^^^ " "'- -xw:-v; ¦«y^^r«wxN-KW'Wo-xox.ro^ '^" _ ^ Beaulieu Makes Promise: St. Mary s to Do All Right who has moved to "Daily Cardinal displayed won't see action. Brian Desbiens, the MIAC's Operating with Cooney. By GARY EVANS this year. Clippings of the Thibodeau, 8-5 frosh from , ' in the main lobby of St. Mary's Hall said, among second leading scorer, just had a cast removed left wing, will be Yvon Daily News Sports Editor Beaulieu one of collegiate hockey s leading at center and Jean Cardin, an- scorers for the past three seasons and "the MIAC's other things, that St. Mary's had run up the and will be at three-quarters speed. Sorel, Quebec, ^ ' Add to that Hanzel's statement that "we're other freshman from Sorel. Andre Beaulieu might not be a Noah Webster most valuable performer a year ago when the scores in last year s 13-6 and 12-2 victories and rotating with MlKe the American-revised English Redmen were sweeping to the title with a 10-0 that the predominantly-Canadian team had sev- not looking like last year" and problems spring Starting on defense and when it comes to be Bob Paradise, the best of the language, but it's a safe bet he does as well as record , made a promise as team captain Thurs- eral players who couldn't speak English. up. Bishop will Explaining his reasoning, Hanzel said : "With MIAC blueline corps, and Tom McCormick. most. day. Since the statements were falsehoods, you Denny Krei- can bet they will add fuel to the psychological our material we want more, We can look better Jerry Archambeau and freshman And when it comes to wielding a hockey Outwardly calm, but perhaps boiling inside goalie combo. Also thanks to several stories in the Uni versity of Wis- fire for the weekend set. than we have." bich will form a two-man stick, expounding in French and conversing in Gordy Tiedeman and for those not fortunate enough to consin Daily Cardinal, Beaulieu vowed the Red- The clippings, plus an anonymous letter stat- It is a foregone conclusion that the Redmen making the trip will be English — forwards who will spell Desbiens, understand one of the world's most romantic men would have a .good year — especially at ing that this year's scores would favor the Badg- are definite favorites to repeat as league champs. Dave Brekken, tongues — even old Noah has to take a back seat. Wisconsin in tonight's and Saturday's season ers by 5-2 and 8-3, should just about set the E»ed- Because of Berrigan's absence, some adjust- Al Versino and John Ulrich. ments were in order. Bob Magnuson, a defense- Following the two-game series with the Badg- For the likeable 24-year-old senior from Shawi- openers. men mentally. last , glaring Physically some things are still doubtful. Don man for three years, will join Beaulieu's line at ers, who defeated Macalester 9-3 and 3-2 nigan, Quebec; has few peers. "We'll do all right," said Beaulieu , and home opener at his teammates with a look that could only Kerrigan, a wing on Beaulieu's line who scored right wing along with Desbiens, up from Dennis weekend, will come the That's why it is a safe bet Keith Hanzel's Heights. talented St. Mary's hockey team will do all right mean: "We'll do all right. " 13 points last year, is still wearing a cast and Cooney's freshman line of a year ago. against St. Thomas at Terrace Can Gophers Redmen Triumph, Eye Loras Tonight Win on Road? MINNEAPOLIS CAP) - It takes a decided edge in superior- ANSWER COMES TONIGHT IN LOOP OPENER ity to win on the road in college Sauser Sparks basketball these days, and the Basketball Minnesota Gophers find out it they've got that edge tonight 72-65 Victory when they invade Des Moines to Is Difference Great Scores battle rugged Drake. By ROLLIE WUSSOW The Bulldogs, co-champions of COLLEGE BASKETBALL Daily News Sports Writer the high-class Missouri Valley EAST St. Mary's College used a Conference last season, are ex- Fordham 11, Loyola (Mo.) 74. variety of tricks and surprises pected to give the Gophers a Between Hawks, Tigers ? Boston College 104, Dartmouth 11. much stiff er test than did South Maryland S3, George Washington St. in its defensive attack against By GARY EVANS j an ear infection. Rhode Isla nd 75, Brown 45. Central State University of Dakota State in last Tuesday's SOUTH Minnesota opener. Daily News Sports Editor | Kenney, who has examined his Stevens Point Thursday night to I second and third teams exten- Texas AfcM S3, South Miss. 70. post win No. 1 of the season After tonight, the Gophers Vandertllt 71, Rice 41. On paper and in pre-season j sively this week, has special Mississippi 43, Ark. A&M 43. before an enthusiastic throng in head back north, stopping off ; praise for Bob Urness, 6-1V2 Florida Stata 74, VMI 72. the Terrace Heights gym. Saturday night in Ames to previews, there is no similarity Georgia - 4C, North Carolina 41. between basketball teams at forward , Georgia Tech S3, SMU 75. Shifting from a man-to-man meet Iowa State. press to a tight zone defense, Drake won its opener, 70-52, Albert Lea and Winona High "He gives us the spark we MIDWEST St. Mary's (Minn.) Ii, Stevens Point then back to a man-to-man, the over Washburn , while Iowa Schools. | need." said the coach. "He State (5. Redmen held the Pointers in State bowed 54-50 to State Col- might turn into a good 'fire - St. Norbert 10», Wisconsin-Milwaukee However, both have concen- , 104 (doudle overtime). check through the first half of lege of Iowa in a surprise. ' man' for us." ' Michigan State SI, North Michigan 74. play, then provided much of Drake has size and talent to trated on defense in workouts St. Louis U. it, Ohio Stata 70. Following tonight's game, the DePaul W, Christian Bros.. 5*. the same in the second twenty give the Gophers fits. Min- this week and both will come Hawks run into the John Mar- Kansas St, New Mexico 40. minutes to take a 72-65 verdict. nesota won last year's game 64- into tonight's contest ("B" shall Rockets at Rochester Page 14 FAR WEST THE REDMEN used a tight 51 in Williams Arena here, and Stanford il , San Jose State Sf. first half , forc- squad preliminary starts at Dec. 11. Friday, December 4 , 1964 94, zone most of the is looking for revenge. Wyoming Nebraska SB. ing the Pointers to do most of 6:30 with the varsity skirmish The Bulldogs have two start- their shooting from outside. St. ers back, Gene Bogash , a 6-feet- to follow) unbeaten. Mary's would have had more 5 forward, and Gene West, a 6-4 Lurking in the background than a four point 36-32 halftime guard. Four players alternate at Bill for the Tigers is a chance to UCLA Opens lead if it weren't for guard the other three spots — 6-8 soph- Borcherdt's deadeye gunning omore Bob Netolicky , 6-6 center upset one of the pre-season con- Never-Die Cotter from behind the key throughout ference kingpins. They will roll Borcherdt wowed Dave Hansen, and guards Har- the period. old Aldridge, 6-3, and Herman Into Winona after two wins in fhe highly partisan crowd by Defense of popping away from, afar, hit- Watson , 6-0. Hansen got 15 points which they shot 46 and 43 per- ting five of seven goals before to lead Drake against Washburn. cent from the field — a fact To Host Benilde the end of the half . COACH AND CAPTAIN . , . Coach Keith Hanzel and Coach John Kundla of the Go- that pleased Buhr as much as i Doing his share of "wowing' captain Andre Beaulieu survey St. Mary's hockey talent dur- phers plans to start his regular Cotter High School' s basket- (Rog) Ruling's forward spot." National Title lineup of Lou Hudson and Terry his team's defensive play dis- was Redmen guard Jerry Saus- ing the final practice session before a trip to Wisconsin and ball team demonstrated some- j By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS er, a 6-1 sophomore "who match- Kunze at forwards, Mel North- pleased him. thing to Coach John. Nett in PELOWSKI was counted on a two-game series with the Badgers tonight and Saturday j to fill a forward role with the ed Borcherdt's IL first-half way at center and Archie Clark its opening - game victory — i UCLA opens defense of its night. (Daily News Sports Photo) and Don Yates at guards. NOT TO BE discounted Is Al- Ramblers until injuring an national collegiate basketball points, then came back to spark the never-say-die spirit that J the Marians in the second half, bert Lea's 65-59 victory over can turn an apparent defeat ; ankle in an early-week prac- championship at Illinois tonight Fairmont, a team that knocked tice session before the open- in a game that headlines the canning six field goals when into a win. St. Mary 's needed them most, off Mankato 85-74 Tuesday. The R allying in the face of ad- er. He saw limited action national program. against the Zephyrs and ap- Sauser finished with 23, high Scarlets are picked as one of versity, Cotter stormed from The contest is expected to for both teams. the Big Nine teams to beat. a 51-43 deficit with just over j pears ready. provide an answer to just how , to That means that John Nett The Redmen, who are now 1-1 Timberlake, Huarte, Butkus While Albert Lea has been z^t-"- minutes remaining nip good the Bruins are without All- meet Loras College at the Ter- working to patch the holes in Mahtomedi 52-51 on Dave Pel- Jr. and Pelowski will be at America Walt Hazzard who led forwards with Dave Pellowski race Heights gym tonight at its defense , Winona has been lowski's tip with 15 seconds to them through an unbeaten 30- 8 p.m. play. at center and Bill Browne and game season a year ago. alf , working on how to cope with Bob Allaire at guards. With 7:47 left in the first h the Tiger defense. "They really showed us some- , guard Mike Maloney made a Ruling and Chuck Kulas will Although Harry Combes Illi- three-point play thanks to a foul "They zohed us over there thing in that one, " said Nett. backstop the forwards, with nois coach, says "we're going to Headline AP All-America by the Pointers' Grant White, last year," said Hawk Coach "We know they aren't going to I Joe Wildenborg, the team's be a good team" Johnny Wood- NEW YORK (AP) - John (pinner as college player of the exciting runners ui Big Eight John Kenney. "I don't know quit. When you're that far down | which gave the Redmen a 23-22 Huarte, tallest man at 6-5, the reserve en, UCLA mentor, feels he has margin. Borcherdt's long jump- Bob Timberlake, Donny year, was the quarterback who history and leaves a league ca- that they will this year, but with a few minutes to play and < center and Mike Le« and Hol- the material for another nation- Anderson and Gale Sayers com- changed Notre Dame from a 2- reer rushing record of 2,675 then, come back and seem to er gave Stevens Point the lead we're going to be ready for j may ready for work in the al champion. The Bruins are led once again, and Maloney and prise the offensive backfield of 7 to 9-1 performer and left a yards behind him. it." win it with ease, you can't help j backcourL by veterans Gail Goodrich and the 1964 Associated Press All- flock of school records in his but be happy ." j Jerry Lawetzki traded baskets, The closest of some Perhaps a fair indication We've worked on a little Keith Erickson and Fred Goss , still giving the Pointers a one America football team named wake. His most notable season hectic a junior , who didn't play last today. marks are 2,069 yards in total position contests on offense was that Winona will be looking at THE SOMBER tones of real- j bit of everything this week ," point margin. a man-to-man defense on the summed up Nett. "I hope we're season. They're favored to AT THIS POINT, Sauser Illinois linebacker Dick But- offense and L14 pass comple- at end where Florida State's ity this week call to mind the i Fred Biletnikoff and Baylor's hardcourt battle ground is fact that the Ramblers must ready." make it 31 straight despite squirted through the Point mid- kus, the lone holdover, heads a tions for 2,062 yards and 16 Buhr' opening on the road. dle to score on a drive, and defense averaging 219 pounds touchdowns. Lawrence Elkins got the nod s statement that "They've fight St. Louis Park Benilde, n over Jack Snow of Notre Dam a (Winona) got good outside perennially one of the state's I Georgia s 64-61 upset of North Rog Pytlewski followed with a per man on the squad which Timberlake quarterbacked Carolina highlighted the com- shot from underneath . From reflects the wholesale revival of Michigan to the Big Ten title and Karl Noonan of Iowa. Bil- shooting and that's where we're top parochial quintets, at St. I etnkoff , who operated at flanker Stan' paratively slim national pro- this point, the Redmen never a platoon game this season. and a Rose Bowl berth but he's going to have to apply the s Saturday night in an i State Teams Take back and split end with equal pressure." 8 o'clock game. gram Thursday on the third trailed. For the first time since 1952 so good a runner he was elected night of the new season. Coach Ken Wiltgen's crew ease besides being a sound "If they feel we've got the Nett, speaking calmly , mused separate units, a 22-man first at a halfback slot in his confer- Jimmy Pitts, with 20 points , came out of the dressing room ence. The 6-foot-4 senior rushed blocker and kick runback speci- outside shooting , they won't that "it probably will be a 2 of 3 team, have been selected on the alist, caught 57 passes for 987 pretty good test." r Prepare including three free t hrows that in a harrassing man-to-man recommendations of the sports- for 574 yards, passed for 807 and come out in a zone," mused press, which shook up the yards and 11 touchdowns this While information on Benilde put the Bulldogs ahead for good writers and broadcasters who scored 80 points, Kenney. "They'll probably ; at 42-40, helped offset Bill Cun- Pointers. After allowing only a season. pick us up man-for-man and hasn't filtered this far south i made up the eight regional By means of pass receptions For Big Weekend ningham's, stellar performance pair of free throws to Wes boards. All games through Nov. Jim Wilson of Georgia and high." Nett does know they have six Zuege, the Redmen rammed and kick runbacks as well as • ;. back from The team for the Tar Heels. 28 were taken into account. sprints from scrimmage junior Nebraska 's Larry Kramer , a Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS , ranked No. 6 in home ten quick points, much to WIVONA WILL make no tnat handed the Ram blers Vanderbilt Huarte, Heisman Trop hy Anderson from Texas Tech—a combined 480 pounds of tackles one Minnesota teams won two of The Associated Press preseason the delight of the screaming changes in its starting align- of two regular season losses firs t round futures pick in both who were futures drafts last three games with inter-state riv- poll and favored to win the fans, and found themselves in year, are on the interior offen- ment after Friday's 57-45 vic- a year ago. The score in that front by 46-34. pro drafts—accounted for 1,710 tory over Mahtomedi. game was 57-51. als Thursday night , with Man- Southeastern Conf erence , yards. He also punts. sive line with guards Tommy kato State opehing its season opened with an easy 78-49 St. Mary 's increased its lead That means that Bill Squires , Nett will get a look at Benilde to ten- and 12-point spreads, Nobis of Texas and Bill Fisk of fi-f). and Larry Larson, , with an impressive 81-77 victory triumph o-ver Rice. The Commo- All-America Kansas Sayers, tw whirlwind Southern California plus Syra- 6-4 will before the Knights " appearanc- over touring Lincoln University y team in the and at one point, when the visi- man the double pivot with Tony dores wer« the onl of the Plains, is one of the most cuse's Pat Killorin. es here Saturday. of Missouri. preseason Top Ten to see ac- tors didn 't score a point for Kreuzer and Garry Addirigton Rochester Lourdes will host nearly five minutes , the Reel- SI. Mary 's of Winonu evened tion. They showed good balance '64 Vintage on the wings and Don Hazelton the club Friday. with five men in double figures men margin was IB points at in his "quarterback" position, its record at 1-1 bv trimming 65-49 with five minutes left. "I RKAL1ZF, ' led by Roger Schurig with 14. running the attack. tim e isn't muc h Stevens Point , Wis., State 72-B5. THE POINTERS instigated a OFFENSK What does Kenney expect you can do with no practices Lone loser was Gustavus St. I^iuls wiped out a 22-7 de- rally at this point. Baskets by BNOS-Fred Bllttnlkolf, Florida Slata, from Albei t Leu? alter we see them," said Nett Adolphus . which withered under ficit against Ohio State to whi Lawetzki and Zuege and a pair Al , 1W, Sr„ erli, Pa.; Lawranca Bikini, "Hut at least I'll have p Baylor, tl, 117, Sr., B rownwood, Tax. "About the same thing as some a late South Dakota State rally the Buckeyes 79-70. Boston Col- of free throws by Mike Fortune TACKLES—Jim WlUon, Oaargla, i-l, kind ol idea ol wh;«l to ex- MS, Sr., Plrliburghj Larry Kramar, Na- last year," he said. "They like to bow «{-(>(!. \ lege got 22 points from John cut the difference to ten at 65- pect . '" 55 bratka, 41, US, Sr „ Kutltn, Minn. to run their guards around and Jon Hagen paced Mankato Austin and crushed Dartmouth . Jim Buffo tallied on a fast GUARDS—Tom Nobll. Taxai, 4-2, 21S, p,ay use a two-man tandem out- At Ccitter , the injuries have 104-76. Maryland edged George break for the Marians before Jr., San Antonio, Tex.; (Ill Flik , South- with 2(i points . am California, At. JM, Sr., San Oabrief, side the free throw line. mended , everyone - - assum- Washington 83-80, Rhode Island Fortune added two more free Calif. m Lincoln plays al St. Cloud ing that .lim Holmay , reserve throws. CENTER—Pal Kllltrln, Jyracui., i-l, Albert Lea has guards Jim State tonight to top a schedule downed Brown 75-65, Florida ¦ Brat void, fi-0 senior and a guard , is hack in school after State took Virginia Military 76- George Hoder scored from US, Jr., Walarlown, N.Y. "DO YOU KNOW" sec- of six games involving state col- BACKS-John Huarte, Notra Dami, *-», ;t midweek .sick spell heal- underneath lor St. Mjiry 's, mak- IM, Sr., Anahilm, Calif.; Bob Tlmbtr- j ond-team all-con ference choice leges. 72 and Manhattan overcame / with / last year , and W arren Shurson. thy and the Utnm raring to go. Colgate 76-62. ing the score tiil-57 with 3:28 lake, Michigan, «-4 , 115, Sr., Franklin, ^L Other contests find tlamline lelt. Then a quick flurry Ohio; Gila Sayan, Kamaa, t-l, IM, Sr., S-ll sonior . ami forwards Dave I "They ' ve all been at prac- of Omaha, Nab, ; Oenny Anderwn, Ttxai Mueller , fi-0 senior , tice this week . '" said Net I. at Wayne. Neb., Ixirns of Iowa points by White J Fortune , Bor- Tach, 4-1, 101. Jr., Stlnmtl, Tax . oral Ron at St. Mary 's, St. Ol af at Law- cherdt and Zuege cut the differ- Westgate Bowl! ) Holton, 6-0 senior, set for start- ; "Finally, we' ve had a chance j V to work with all of them. " rence , Cwrleton at Itipon and ence to four points with 1:17 IJ KPKNSK ing roles. St, Although N«>tt Bethel of Paul at Northwest- Knights Trip UWM remaining. ENDS-Hatold Willi, Purdue, 4-3, 1U, ^ admitted that ern , Iowa. In an attempt to g«t the ball , Sr., Sf , Louii f Allan Brown, Mlitltilppl, TIIF CKNTKR spot htih Bill several start ing combinations 4-4, ill , Sr., Natchai, Win. I St. Olaf and Cnrleton open Borcherdt fouled D«nnis Lud- Erickson , 6-2 junior , Darryl [ have been occupying his at- TACKLES—Pan K«irl«y, Alabama, 4-t, their Midwest Conference sea- den with :50 showing, he drop- 114, Sr., ralladaga, Ala.; John Van Gavle and Kim Kyllo , fl-2 sen- i tention, the group that opens In Two Overtimes Sicilian, I0W4 Statt, S-l l, 117, Sr., Wall ior, sons. ped the shot, and seconds later Laka , M ich, fighting for a first-t eam j Saturday will he much the ¦ B *A berth. y THK .ASSOCIATE D PRESS Buffo was climbed on by White . LINEBACKERS - Dick Butkus, llllnoli , ; same five that started against The official name of the Hig Buffo sank both of his tosses 4-), 141, Sr., Chicago* S»«v« DiLong , Tan- John Heglaml St. Norbert and W isconsin • nttiaa, 141, 5r„ . who was to , Mahtomedi . Ten or Western Conference is to produce the final margin. 4-1, Norfolk, Va.; Ron co-captain the team with Muel- "With the exception of ( Han) "Intercollegiate Conference of Milwaukee' locked in a douhle Cavanaii, Aakaniai, 4-1, US, Sr., Houi- ler, Wiltgen was "satisfied" with lon, Tax. is out for the season witli Pelowski who 'll probabl y take Facility Representatives. " overtime battle Thursday night his squad's performance "You BACKS — Tuckar Pradtrlckien, Au- . burn, 4-1, ll*, Sr ., Hollywood, Fl»., Clar- WIN 3 FREE LINES OF BOWLING before the (Jreen Knights came can't be dissatisfied when you ( Mm\f \ f? V M PWOf KcHTlim STMI8HT SOUSKM WHI6WT WSlltlfD »N0 BOTTLED BY THE JMatS I. tUM NStlUINO CO , CUHM0HT , HAAj , IUNTUCAT inet Wllllarni, WaiMnjton Stata. 4-1, I WITH KAGE RADIO . up with one more scoring spurt win ," was his comment. IM, Jr., (Union, Wain. ; Arnold ClianKo, IF YOU CAN mmmV^Vw / to take a 109-104 victory, their Tonight's Loras\ game will get Ohio Statt, i-l, IM, Sr , Parma, Ohio; V CORRECTL Y ANSWER THB QUES- j CMmo lacavanl, Prlnctton, 1-11, IOC, Sr., W§l ™ \ second in ns many fjnm4\s in under way at 8 p.m. Wiltgen Is Scranlon, Pa. I TION "DO YOU KNOW WHEN W _jfIS i the basketball season. expected to field his same 1 WESTGATE BOWL HAS OPEN VJL \ St. Norbert and U"WM . play starting lineup, which will in- I BOWLING"? (Walt for the saioeie Mrmmmmrt)C in (ii een liny 's Hrown County clude George Vulaika , Pytlew- Mahoney Shocks AAU 1 en KAGE, then call with the correct MW^^^ Arena , were tied 80-all at the ski, Hoder, Maloney and Sauser . Delegates, Wants Out %i / "Sim* whendo you "Since I tasted end of regulation play. Each Thursday, Pytlewski finished ,r filjiM sJ with 14, while team got points in the Maloney netted HOUSTON (AP) - Jay-Ehert eifiht 13 UrbW first overt ime that ended with . Borcherdt meshed 18 for Mahoney took most of the dele- B Stevens Point; Zuege 14, and Jim UWM in a possession stall , try- gates at the annual Amateur Beam" Lawetzski Fortune and White ° , Athletic Union convention by ^ in to set up one sure shot . tossed In II each. Hurprise when he said he didn 't IlllJL II. Mary'i (711 CantraB Stata (AS) St. Norbert took a quick live- want a second term as presi- point in the te tl P"P »S 'I P 4 II ¦rthaatt s 1 I IS Colo, a retired division manager WESTGATE BOWL mvJii'- Walk- *-- °W two points . UWM hns a I-l rec- Sauitr II I III Zutts A t 1 14 I WESrOAfi SHOPfINO CENTER ¦ulfa illsP igaraM S S I S for a spotting goods firm, ap- I or !. Luddan sill Johmam I pears to be in line for the post • • • \ OPEN BOWLING weekdays 10 a.m. to 4:30 p .m. s.n,,.. I LS] The winners were led by Dick Kitnan • i • • Wlrlh S • • s since he la first vice president. : J&mWSLLfl V W$$&t Murphy Sill Whit* S I S 11 ¦ ( aley. and Sundays, 10 a.m. 'til I e.m ; Friday n| hta efter D I Rankin with 27 points, one more 1 IMS. I the UWM pace - setter Phil TMala II II II n Tatali 14 17 IS 41 The Hockey Hall of Fame in Gjttoat prowrapped in cmboned Cratat-Fotl at DO IT . MAKY'ft M H—n emra coa Michalovlbt. CBNTRAL UTATB SI SI—4fl Toronto haa i:i6 members l DENNIS THE MENACE Dureske Breezes 681 to Take Third Place in City Jerry Dureske, consistently ( i Stein Oil Co., which walloped among the top 10 average bowl- 2,540. Wally 's Sweethearts re- era in the city , went to work corded 901. on the pins at Westgate Bowl I K of C — Lloyd Walling wax- Thursday night. 1 ed 212—5T5 to pace Merchants When he got done , he had ' Bank to 2,709. Briggs totaled climbed into third place on the 941 series list, nosing out John RED ' MEN'S CLUB: Ladies- Cierzan's 679 by a pair of pins Ellie Hanson's 190-512 paced in the Classic League. Paffrath Paint to 861, Schmidt's The 681 came on games of tying the game total and rolling 234 , 244 and 203 and nearly : on to 2,4M behind a 502 from resulted in Winona's second 700 Bernice Kratz. of the current season ( Dick WESTGATE BOWL : Kegler- Niemeyer heads the bowling etle — Elaine Thode bagged brigade with 704 ). 201—513 for Winona Plumber- Three splits in the final game ettes while Hamm's was sand- prevented Dureske from achiev- ': ing 915 arid Lawrenz Furniture ing the national honor count, ' 2,528. A salesman for Federal Bak- Pin Drops — Lonnie Kuhlman ery, Dureske was working this trapped 521 for Sportsman's HAWK TANK LETTERMEN.. . . Ten of Second row : Roger Fegre, Bill Kane , Sam morning and unavailable for Tap. Susie Miner punched 191 •' Winona High's 13 swimming lettermen are Gaufitad, Dean Hilke , and Robert Rydman. comment. to pace KAGE to 929 while Cul- Homer,Ate.Wfisow? l« W/£YOU? pictured here. Coach Lloyd Luke's tankers Missing are Larry Anderson Pozanc Trucking ripped the ligan's was coming up with THIS SKINNY euy WITH HMRV , Mark Johnson league's high game with 975 2,586 and Gladys Roetzler 184— opened today at Austin in an "A" and "B" and Fred Williams. (Dail y News Sports and Dale's Standard pitched 503. BIG GEORGE team struggle. First row : Sam Bailey , Dick Photo) 2,858. Ruth's Restaurant nosed ' Bay Stat* Men's — Boss' cop- Heise, Tom Sanders, Jim Grant, Bill Braun. out Clark & Clark by two games ped honors with 1,001—2,858. for the first-half title, j Stu Clemence ripped 213 for Old FOR OPENER In the Eagles League at Hal- i IERRY DURESKE Doc's and Ralph Hubbard 563 HORNETS SET Rod, two honor counts were Climbs Into Third Spot i for Golden Tigers. the order of business. Joe Mon- ! HAL-ROD LANES: Powder SATURDAY DRILL ahan paced the pack with 231— welcomed Dick Magin of Hopto : Puff — Marge Moravec chiseled 613 to lead Schlitz Beer to 955— back to action and he respond- i 496 as Win ona Insurance tagged The Winona Hornets, op- 2,772. I erating with a host of ed with 205—535. 2,487. Bakken Construction pick- new Dick Seeling rapped 203-194- ' WINONA AC: Ladies Mary I ed up 876 and Mary Monahan Hawk Swimmers faces and independent of — 204—601 errorless as the circuit j Przytarski rippled 200—512 for I 198 for Marigold. a league, will hold their first practice of the sea- ion Saturday at 1 p.m. The Hornets were sus- Trek to Austin pended from the Southern Little Word If Holds Winona High swimming coach JOHN HOEFT, » senior, and Minnesota League for a Lloyd Luke has tabbed 31 Jim Grant, a junior, will be in year and will play outside swimmers to trek to Austin the breaststroke event, while the circuit this season be- today for the Winhawks' open- sophomore Mark Johnson will fore making an attempt to ing swim meet of the season man the butterfly. get back in next year. WSC Swimming Hopes with the Packers. Junior Tom Sanders will be By ROLLIE WU8S0W ders , who likes to break records in the backstroke contest year-to-year returnees aren t as Although he didn't say so, , and in the 500-yard freestyle; Bill Bill Braun, a sophomore, Dean Daily News Sports Writer predictable. As soon as I get Luke probably had trouble de- Kennan, George Nash, Hilke, a junior, and Robert a back- the idea of what a few of our ciding just who he was going Watkins, Oasis, A coach looks at many as- stroker and Rich Rydman Rydman, another sophomore, . , a opponents have done early in to pick for the opener, as 117 pects and angles when apprais- f reestyler. the year, we'll be able to tell swimmers — from seventh will be in the 220 and 440 free- ing an upcoming season, and style. Martin rates Mike Anderson , pretty much how we'll be able through 12th grades — are on Sunshine Post most of the answers he comes to do. the roster. Non-lettermen Fred Williams, up with boil down to that huge Bob Eastin, Terry Holston , Jer- Luke and assistants Jim Gil- and Bob Staricka, both sopho- little word "if. " ry Grade and Tom Stover of Wi- "I'm very satisfied with the bert, who handles the "C" mores, will do the diving for Indoor Victories This seems to be the case of nona Hi.gh as boys showing progress the team is making so squfcd, and Kip Gilbertson, the Hawks. Two other letter- John Martin, Winona State great potential. far," gays Martin. men, Tom Finley , a breast- INDOOR SOFTBALL swimming coach, who opens his who is in charge of the "B" W L W L How does the season look? Then, with tongue-in-cheek , squad, have divided up after stroker, and Dick Heise, a Sunthi ru i o Lang's 0 1 season Saturday in the Titan Re- "Well, swimming is awfully he adds, '"We haven't had any "Aw right, you seven-dollar-an-hour boys: ON YOUR school hours practically every sprinter, are out with injuries. Oaili 1 t Warnar-Swaiey e 1 lays at Oshkosh, Wis. hard to forecast in that the drownings yet." ' Watklnt 1 t Hol-Brau • 1 MARKS, GET SET ..." _____ day In order that their char- Finlay has a broken leg, and Martin is in a somewhat dif- ges may get their feet wet in Heise suffered a concussion. Watkins , Oasis and Sunshine ferent situation than most APARTMENT 3-G By Alex Kotiky the Hawk pool. Sam Gaustad, another letter- posted victories in first round coaches of his sport. man, is also on the squad. play of indoor Softball at the A year ago THE HAWKS will swim In "We have two good relays. " , when he became Winona High gym. Watkins heat head coach after Jim Davies both "A" and "B" competi- said Luke, "and should be , Warner-Swasey 11-2 Oasis trip- left, he inherited a group of tltion today. good in the freestyle, and fair ped Lang ' , s 7-5 and Sunshine swimmers who, on paper, seem- "I think we have a pretty In the medlay , butterfly, sprints won over Hof-Brau 7-0. good chance of making it a and breaststrokes today." ed as if they didn't belong In a . Ed Stutzka, Norb Thrune and pool. So, with a little putty and good meet," said Luke, who Luke thinks that his Hawks Tom Thrune each clubbed out is beginning his 11th season as should improve even more as man-on-the-street recruiting jobs two hits for Watkins, while shortly before the season, Mar- Hawk swim mentor. "We'll the season progresses. Roger Buege had a home run have a few areas where we tin formulated his team and "WE NEED A stronger back- for Warner - Swasey. Norb guided it to a fantastic 13-1 will be weak, but we have a Thrune hurled a three hitter. good chance of taking it." stroker and some strength in mark and a ninth-place finish the distances," said Luke. In the night's top game, Tom in the NAIA meet. A year ago, the Hawks fin- May of Oasis had a no-hitter "Dennis Sievers , a ninth grad- That team was composed of ished with a 4-8 dual meet er who will be eligible in Jan- going until , with two out in the record. last inning. Lang's rallied for almost exclusively freshmen uary, will definitely help us and sophomores, and this year , Luke will field practically an there. I have a lot of confi- five runs on a like number of hits before bowing 7-5. Pete on paper, Martin seemed des- ail-letterman lineup when the dence in him." tined to have a shining season. gun sounds for the "A" con- Sievers is a transfer from St. Jerowski had two hits for REX MORGAN, M. D. By Dal Curtis ' , But fate has cast a shadow test. He will have his greatest Matthew 's Lutheran School. Lang s while Wayne Gunder- son and Brad Dybervick had on Warrior possibilities for a strength in the freestyle sprint Meet time tonight is 6:15 bright season — at least, again, events, which will probably be p.m. After today, the Hawks two each for Oasis. Jim Langowski pitched and on paper. composed of Larry Anderson, rest until next Friday, when This year 's captain-elect , Bill a junior; Roger Fegre, a sen- they entertain Mankato In its hit his way to a 7-0 win over Hof-Brau. Langowski pitched Kohler, and perhaps the most ior, Bill Kane, a junior, and Big Nine home opener at the valuable man on the squad a Sam Bailey, a senior. Winona High pool. a three-hitter. Langowski had three hits year ago, was drafted into the himself, while Jim Simon and service this past summer; Ger- Larry Modjeski had two eaoh. ry Rode , a top-flight performer as a freshman a year , Travel Warnar-Swaiay CM II— 1 I • ago Hawk Mafmen Walklna 231 01—11 I I didn't return to school along Lano's 00O J— 1 5 I Oaili Ml t- 7 1 I with John Dwyer and Larry Ol- WP—May/ LP—Jerowikl. son. Several other tankers were To Albert Lea Tonight sumhina 200 003 3- 7 I a HoMrau M6 tot «- % 3 I severed from possible service Winona , the team Albert Lea Coach Paul Ehrhard tabbed WP—Lanoewikl; LP—Wllllamien, because of scholastic difficul- for the Big Nine wrestling title, will get its chance to show ties, leaving Martin with about the Tigers just how good it is. half his anticipated strength. New Coach Dave Moracco , who piloted his group to a Palmer, Nicklaus There are so many 'ifs', " NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller dual-meet victory over St. Charles before taking the Hawks says Martin about the blow as to the Rochester Invitational last Saturday, travels his he watched his skeleton crew go team to Albert Lea for a bout on the mats tonight. Leading Nation through its drills. "The loss of Albert Lea , a surprise 27-1!) winner over Bloomlngton Kohler is vital. He holds both in its first test , is led by state champion Gary Nelsl , a KAANAPALI , MAUI , Hawaii the pool and varsity records in (AP) — A dispatch on golf from 133 pounder. the 200-yard freestyle, , John this exotic isle in Hawaii is not and he In addition , the Tige rs have Mark Allen at 95 has never even come close to Demo at 10:t, Bob Hatch at 112, Ken Stauch (a stalwart but much different from one filed Mike Malepay at 127, Mike stateside. That i.s to say, Arnold his potential, ineligible last year) at 120, "Other Banashek at 130 , Ken Stencel at 145, Bob Severson at 154 , Palmer led the way into the sec- big losses were Rode Chuck Jean at 165, Tom Countryman at 176 and Bob Post- ond round of the Canada Cup and Larry Olson, Olson may humus at heavyweight. matches Friday and the United come back to school . If he does For Winona , which lost stalwarts Len Dienger and Al States was tied for the team (winter quarter) , he will help Hazelton to injuries this week , DOUR Breza ¦will be at 95, lead with South Africa. us . Gary Smith at 103, Earl Kreuzer nt 112 , Steve Miller at The American Masters cham- "If I had Kohler and Rode 120, Jim Dotzler at 127, Ron Fugelstad at 133, Larry Pomeroy pion and Jack Nicklaus com- back , 1 think I could repeat the at 138 , John Degalller at 145 , Barry Arenz at 154 , Pete and bined to lead their nation in the same won-lost record as last Paul Erickson nt IBS and 175 and Bob Hneussingcr nt heavy- all-Important team competition , year , because we do have the weight , Palmer with a six-under-par 6f> nucleus to do well, But we need MARY WORTH By Saunden and Crn«t and Nicklaus an even par 72 for a couple of standouts like a total of i:ifl . them. " Back are captain Dennis Blan- SPORTS SCORES cliard, "who can swim any- NHL place, " according to Martin; THURSDAY'S RMULTI Pat Ford , a diver , who will also Montraal A, Toronto 1. Qjioliii^ Dtlroll A, Boiton l. he used in the 20O butterfly; $iltiL TODAY'S OAMIS Randy Sink*, a diver; Frank Na tamai ithadultd. SATURDAY 'S GAMES Braun , n free.styler; Dick Chll- Chitaoo at Monlrtal. Dilroll al Toronto. N«w York at Boiton, NBA Ullman Spa rks THURSDAY'S RaUULT! No aamat ichadulad, TODAY'S OAMIS Wings to 4-2 AlctAtat $2.00 Dtlroll at Phlladtlpnia. Loi *np«la» at Cincinnati, tciloai at San Francltca, Win Over Boston St . Louli at Baltimore. SATURDAY'S OAMIS *l ¦altlm ora v». PhllatfalpMa at Dtlroll By THK ASSOCIATED PRESS N«w York al Dilroll. It could be that the Detroit , MARK TRAIL Boilett at San Pranclice Red Wings , with old pro Norm By Ed Dodd Ullman showing the way, just mny be serious In their bid for tht; lend in the National Hockey MOTORCYCLE League, REPAIRS Ullman , in his 10th NHL sea- • son, iparkcd the Wings to a 4-2 PARTS victory over hapless Boston • Thursday night , increasing De- • SERVICE tnoit'i leading margin to three ir rULL SIRVICI <0/ JIWItIRS points and extending their un- * * beaten string to five straight. "At the Sign (if tht Mreet Clock" ROBB BROS. Montreal stormed over Toronto Motorcycle Shop 4-2 in the only other game played , moving the Canadiens ¦ 57) E. 4th SI, Phona 4007 Into a tie with the Leafs for «ec- nnd place, each with 23 points. Wnnfd—F»m»U >• 1 P. M. New York Personal* 7 H*ld knocking en ittret Stay horn*. MEMO TO ALL Legionnaires: Oet your Tired Inttrvltw In prlwicv Stock Prices Want Ads reservations In tor the party tomorrow W* eome 1» you. Pack Propping Stock Prices night, Dec. 3. A good time will be to ne If you quallry ot your home had by all. Rey Meyer, Innkeeper, All'd Ch 53Mt Int'l Ppr 337B a Tupperware dealer. For full WILLIAMS HOTEL. •l Als Chal 20i» Jns & L 70' H time or ipert. Need car, but not ex- ' 91> Start Here ZIPPERS that require • mester me- perience. Make your own houri, Amrada 854 Kn ct 4 with- Voice of the chanic, will be fixed at osjr shop your nearest dlitrlk> For Saturday Am Cn 427 « Lrld Slip Tailor. Hfi talk. Call 44' Some in W. 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Larry Elkins, the draft choice 3 a super market, forward more rapidly than most The state plans to expand its Armc St 64 4 Mn Wd 89% trading early this afternoon . ease with which you can be served • H«lp Wanttd—Anal* 27 forester service in the county , ; who got away from the Green taste-tempting meal it RUTH'S RES- counties in the growth of the Armour 544 Nt Dy 83'i Prices withered from earlier TAURANT.I26 E. 3rd. All the work and ' Bay. Packers , said Thursday SINGLE MAN wanted for light chores, add fire towers, improve wild- Avco Cp 2n B N Am Av 504 lus col- BLIND ADS UNCALLED FOR- worrry Is gone, all you do Is relax and Hardwood Memorial Forest, due levels but held in the p enloy yourself. Open 24 hours a day, no milking, up to 1st of April. Henry life habitat , develop recreation Beth Stl Nr N Gs Arc»dll to the tireless work of Willis : night he made the toughest de- 36'i 60Vs umn. E-1J, M, 31. except Monday. Bremer, A/londovl, Wis, Tel. areas for camping, canoe Bng Air 7 57 F-2. Kruger , county game warden. j cision cf his life. 674 Nor Pac 52 /B The market had advanced routes, and turn the area into Brswk 84 No St Pw 38*fe IT'S terrific tha way we 're eelllng Blue At the last meeting of the Wa- Elkins, holder of a list of Bay- T Wednesday and Thursday after Lustre for cleaning rugs and upholstery. "* a huge recreational area. Ctr TT W-Hr-Nw-Air 6T~ Rent electric ahampooer, II. R. D. ROUITMAN basha Board of Commissioners lor and Southwest Conference six days of losses. Card ef Thanki meetlna the Ch MSPP 31% Nw Bk Cone Co. Local area. Experienced in a review of progress of recrea- A start has been made pass catching records, was a - Mack Trucks, losing more public. Must be married. Met In C&NW 62 Penney 653/4 TRAUTNER— COME IN, browse around. Unusual gifts appearance! and hive own ear. For tional developments in t h e with the development of the first round selection by the than 2 points, hit a new low for E-44 Dally Chrysler 5974 Pepsi 61V* Thank you everyone for your kindness; for everyone on your Christmas lilt. Interview appointment write county was_presented to the Kruger Picnic Area south Packers in tbe National Foot- the year. to me during my hospitalization, Have a snack In our Coffee Shop while News. Ct Svc 74s Free sift wrapping. members. Ray C. Young, pub- of Wabasha. Expenditures ball League draft. 4 Phil Pet 55 Miss Joiephlne Trautner. selecting sifts. Cm Ed 54% Plsby 734 Comsat advanced more than Musical dolls, Christmas belli, sewing lisher of the Wabasha Herald, He HUND- boxes, mechanical toys, wobbly dogs. on the park so far have also was the first round Cn Cl 51Ve. Plrd 179-Ti 2 points. was in attendance. Here is his been only $1,050 but with choice of the Houston Oilers in I wish to thank all who remembered me Moderately priced. Will mill gifts. BOYS report of the meeting: Cn Can 524 Pr Oil 554 RCA gained more than a a* th* hospital and who helped at Use our lay-away plan. Open evenlngi, AGED 15 to 17 the help of local sports- the rival American Football Cnt Oil 714 RCA 36% home. Sundays. Beautiful line ef Goldm. men's clubs, Boy Scouts, point on the strength of a 10 per Harry Huttd Silver Wedding Anniversary gits. Twin boys for part The county commission- League and signed with them Sift Shop, be- We need 3 Cntl D 47% Rd Owl 28 cent stock dividend and a lu- Bluffs Motel, Coffee * ers were brought up to date 4-H and other groups of vol- Wednesday. He would neither Deere 45 Rp Stl 434 tween Winona and Li Crescint. time work after school and unteers, the park has been cent extra-dividend. Saturday. 12.75 per hour on Hardwood Memorial For- confirm nor deny that he had Douglas 27% Rex Drug 564 LOSE WEISHT safely with Dex-A-DIlt cleared , trees planted , pic- International Business Ma- Telephone Your Want Ads Must ba est planning and other con- signed for a $35,000 bonus and Dow Chm 79 Rey Tob 41 tablets. Week's supply only »8c at average earnings. announcing plans to de- Ted Malar Walgreen Drugs. servation projects for the nic shelters, toilets and pic- a three-year contract paying du Pont 230% Sears Roe 127% chines, neat and alert. For personal nic tables placed , a ball liver its new 360 computers sev- to The Winona Daily News interview apply 204 Ex- county at their meeting $30,000 a year. East Kod 136 Shell Oil 59 ARE YOU A PROBLEM DRINKER? - Tuesday. The forest, which diamond built and with but "I'd rather not disclose the Ford Mot 55% Sinclair 53% eral months earlier than origi- Man or woman your drinking creates change Bldg. 4:00 p.m. little publicity so far , the nally scheduled, advanced 4 numerous problems. If you need ind Sharp. No phone calls. includes most of the river terms of the contract," Elkins Gen Elec 91s/* Socony 88% Dial 3321 for an Ad Taker. want help, contact Alcoholics Annony- park had about 4 ,000 visitors points. mous, Pioneer Group c/o General De- bottom lands and hillsides said from New York City. Gen Fds 82% Sp Rand 134 livery, Winona, Minn. in Southeastern Minnesota , last season. This was the toughest deci- Gen Mills 464 St Brads 81% The Associated Press average has been promoted to a of 60 stocks at noon had gained TRUSSES-ABDOMINAL BELTS The park is planned for 7,000 sion of my life, " said Elkins. Gen Mot 944 St Oil Cal 704 (First Pub. Friday, Dec. 4, 1964) SACROILIAC SUPPORTS Experienced large extent by Game Ward- to 9,000 man-days of usage a "I didn 't make up my mind un- Gen Tel 364 St Oil Ind 43 .3 to 324.7 with industrials off en Willis Kruger and For- .2, rails up .2 and utilites up .5. NOTICI TO IANKERS GOLTZ PHARMACY Turret Lathe year . and it is expected that til the last minute. The Pack- Gillette 28% St Oil NJ 884 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That 274 E. 3rd Tel. 2S47 ester Jerry Murphy. Goodrich 60 Swft & Co 574 sealed proposals for the deposit of the the crowded conditions at White- ers treated me very fairly. They The Dow Jones average of 30 Goodyear 45% Texaco 87% funds of Winona County, Minnesota, for Operator water will bring a sizeable over- offered me a very good contract fhe ensuing two years, will bt received Auto Service, Repairing Murphy discussed 30 to 50 Gould Bat 37% Texas Ins 87% industrials at noon was up 0.09 10 year goals which would result flow to Kruger Park next year. and it's hard to match the bene- to 870.88. by the Board of Auditors of said Counly, Preferably on saddle type fits in the National Football Gt No Ry 594 Un Pac 43% at the office of Joseph C. Page, Clerk machines, heavy engine in the acquisition of 35,000 acres Two additional picnic and Gryhnd 224 U S Rub 63% Prices on the American Stock of the District Court, In Ihe Court of forest lands in Wabasha League. But I couldn't look that Exchange were higher in mod- House, In the City of Winona, In did lathes experience may be camping areas will be lo- far ahead." Gulf Oil 59% U S Steel 52% County, up fo and until the 19th day of SOFSPRA County at a cost of approxi- cated and developed farther Homestk 46% Westg El 44% erate trading. December, 1964, at 10 o'clock In the satisfactory. See While the Packers are giving forenoon of said day, at which time mately a million and a half up the Zumbro according to IB Mach 4154 Wlworth 29 Corporate bonds were mixed CAR WASH Henry Przybylskl dollars. The state already owns attention to their draft choices, and place all such proposals so sub- plans now being considered. Int Harv 814 Yg S & T 454 and Treasuries lower. mitted will be opened and read by and Airport Plant or has options on 1,200 acres Murphy also said that plans they also are getting ready for In fhe presence of said Board. 25c and owners have been contact- Saturday 's game in Chicago Such proposals shall state what secur- are being made to open the ity will be given to said county for such FOR 5 MINUTES ed who are willing to sell 2,500 Zumbro for a canoe route with the Bears. The Packers, PRODUCE GRAIN funds so deposited and what Interest Warner & Swasey Co. more acres, which means that from Mazeppa or Zumbro second in the Western Division , will be allowed on monthly balances on EASY Badger Division the goal will be 10 percent rea- must keep winning to assure NEW YORK (AP) — Cana- MINNEAPOLIS fAP)-Wheat condition that such funds, wllh accrued • Falls to the Mississippi and receipts Thursday 143; year ago Interest, shall be held subject to draft "An equal opportunity lized by the end of 1965. themselves of a second straight dian .dollar .9298, previous .9300. and payment at all times on demand. • FAST would include camp and 243; trading basis unchanged; The Board reserves the right to reject employer " appearance in the Playoff Bowl While these state acqui- access areas about every CHICAGO (AP) - Chicago prices ' % higher; cash spring any and all proposals. • ECONOIvJICAL seven miles (about half a in Florida. Dated at Winona, Minnesota, sitions will take lands off Mercantile Exchange — Butter wheat basis, No 1 dark northern this 3rd day ot December, 1964. day' s journey through the • CLEAN Help—M«U or PamaU 28 the tax rolls, it will provide steady ; wholesale buying prices 1.77%-1.79%; spring wheat one ADOLPH SPITZER, county ) . an added income to local . unchanged ; 93 score AA 624; 92 cent premium each lb over 38- Chairman of said Board, and • FUN BEAUTICIAN WANTED—state exper- 61 lbs; spring wheat one cent Chairman Board of County ience, school attended and reference!. tax bodies when the conser- Area Game Biologist Nick A 624; 90 B 614; 89 C 60; cars Commissioners. Write E-3B Daily News. vation practices get under discount each Vz lb under 58 lbs; Gulden of Rochester also told Rebels Tangle 90 B 62; 89 C 61. JOSEPH C PAGE, way. Much of this land is protein prems: 11-17 per cent Clerk of said Board, and Situations Wanted—Ftm. 29 about plans for future develop- Eggs unsettled and easy ; Clerk of District Court. timbered and when selec- ment. He mentioned duck "fac- 1.77=8-1.86%. tive cutting begins the in- wholesale buying prices un- RICHARD SCHOONOVER, RESPONSIBLE LADY wrants part time tories" in Whitewater Park , Mc- No 1 hard Montana winter Member of said Board, and Ironing, cleanlnfl, staying wltti the el- changed to 1 lower; 70 per cent Write or come from timber sales will 1.7238-1.81%. County Auditor. derly or caring for children. Carthy Lake south of Kellogg, or better grade A whites 30; 25 f Car Wash Inquire E-43 Dally News. be divided between the With State Minn. - S.D. No 1 hard winter the Dumfries bottoms and a mixed 30; mediums 23%; stan- (First Pub. Friday, Dec. 4, 1964) Opposite Westgate Motel county and state and Mur- ia.TgVH.78%. WIFE of college student will do baby- fourth near Mazeppa. dards 27; dirties unquoted ; State of Minnesota ) ss. sitting In own home, tor 1 or 2 children. phy predicted that revenue No 1 hard amber durum , County ot Winona ) in Probate Court Tel. 8-3342 . will almost double the taxes It has always been our checks 22. choice 1.73-1.75; discounts, am- No. 15,941 In Re Estale of Business Services 14 now being collected on the contention that our area has Rival Saturday ber 3-5; durum 7-10. Situation Wanted—Male 30 OXFORD, Miss. (AP) NEW YORK (AP) - (USDA) Arvilla A. Sherwood, also known n lands. Already 198,000 seed- to develop recreational — Mis- Corn No 2 yellow Arva A. Sherwood, Decedent. FOR RUGS as fresh as new fallen snow, — Butter offerings on top grades 1.16V4-1.17V4 . on term for sissippi State and Mississippi , Order for Hearing on Petition for Probate WINONA RUG CLEANING Is the place WOULD LIKE to do chores lings have been planted on areas to tap the larger Oats No 2 white 58-67; No 3 wages. C. B. tough football teams increased ; grade "B" light. De- No et Will, Limiting Time to File Claims to go. 114 W. 3rd, Tel. 3722 for all your room and board and small 164 acres and it is expect- population centers and with that found white 55^-64 ; 2 heavy white and for Hearing Thereon floor covering needs. Dahl, c/o Donald Welch, Mabel, fAlnn. mand irregular. Tel. 1-J-u . ed that timber harvests will our great river , harbors, the season full of frustrati ons, 65-68^; No 3 heavy white 63- Marlorle Wanek having filed a petition . be selective and continuous. summer homes, golf course will clash here Saturday in a Wholesale prices on bulk car- 66V2. for the pr obate of the Will of said de- tons (fresh). cedent and (or the appointment of Plumbing, Roofing 21 Business Opportunities 37 New plantings are scheduled and Hardwood Forest, we're traditional game that erases Barley, cars 106; year ago Marlorle Wanek as administratrix wllh (AA) Will annexed, which Will Is on file In beginning to make progress ! disappointments for the winner. Creamery, 93 score 62%- SHOE REPAIR BUSINESS, Including ahee at the rate of 200,000 per 86 good to choice 1.02-1.36; this Court and open to Inspection; KEN-WAf electric SEWER (A) CLEANTNT sewing machine, for sale. Tel. Peterson Injuries, unexpected weak- 634 cents ; 92 score 62%- IT 15 ORDERED, That the hearing JERRY'S PLUMBING low to intermediate 96 - 1.28; J75 5772. nesses and bad luck combined 634; 90 score (B) 62%-634. thereof be had on December 30, 1964, at 827 E. 4th. Tel. K9A feed 92-95. 11:15 o'clock A.M., before this Court to plague both squads much of Wholesale egg offerings am- HORSESHOE COUNTER, 50 ft., with tor- Rye No 2 1.16%-1.17V4 . in the probate court room In the court ELECTRIC mica top and 26 stools, $171; long the season and both house In Winona. Minnesota, and that ROTO ROOTER are hoping ple. Demand fair today. Flax No 1 3.17. For clogged sewers shuffle board, good condition, $75. In- objections to the allowance of said Will. and drains for a victory Tel| 9509 or M34 1 quire Dew Drop Inn, Mondovi, Wis. to compensate for (Wholesale selling prices Soybeans No 1 yellow 3 If any, be filed before said year guarantee 2.80 A. time of Tel. e-3667- . EAGLES KEGLERETTE LADIES their setbacks. based on exchange and other hearing; that the time within which CALL SYL KUKOWSKI creditors of said decedent may. Hal-Rod Points Westgate W. L. The annual game, delayed file GOOD SELECTION of businesses. volume sales.) -their—claims 1j»-limited to foui-Tmonfhs Kewp«e Lunch 14 Hamm's Bear It 5 LIVESTOCK FOK CLOGGED DRAINS B*f Rosslte Laundromats, restaurants, gas sta- this year to fit into the national trom the date hereof drain cleaner, Schllta Bear 14 Winona PlumtHretUs 11 t New York spot quotations fol- , and that the It will not turn to ce- tions, motels, lumber yards and mis- SOUTH ST. PAUL claims so filed be heard on April 7, ment In your drain W.E. Oraenhousat 13 Lawrenz Furniture II 10 television schedule, is expected pipes. cellaneous. [ low: SOUTH ST 1965, at 10:30 o Eagles Club 11 Jerry' s Auto Service 1» 11 . PAUL, Minn. (J)-(USDA) 'clock A.M., before this CORNFORTH REALTY Mankato Bar » to draw a capacity crowd of 35,- Mixed colors : standards 31- —Cattle 5,000; calves 1,500; not enough Court In the probate court room In the Frank Matzke Blocks 10 11 O'Laughl in La Crescent, Minn. Tel. 89J-210e. Winona Insurant! Agency f Hardf'j Music » IJ 000. slaughter steers and heifers for tcurala court house in Winona, Minnesota, and PLU/UBING 4 HEATING 32; checks 25-26. 307 E. 3rd TV Signal 7 Sammy's Pizza Palace I 13 market test; cows weak tr> 25 cents that notice hereof be given by publica- _ Tel. 3703 Do«ret-'s Genulna Parti ; Sam's Direct Cervice 7 14 Whites: extra fancy heavy lower; bulls steady; vealers weak to $1.00 tion of this order In the Winona Dally Money to Loan 40 It will be telecast by NBC PLANNING A W*s - Snappyi I PIN DROPS lower; calves steady; feeder s largely con- News sml by mailed notice as provided NEW HOUSE? Choose weight (47 lbs min ) 354-37%; your plumbing as Gralnbelt Beer t Westgate W. L. starting at 2:45 p.m., EST. signed to auction; average choice 1,100 by Ww. carefully as you (41 choose your lot. Call W&S - Hopto 1 Pappy' s 28 14 The game shares top billing fancy medium lbs average) lb steers 23.00; mixed good and choice Dared December 1, 1964. Badger Foundry 1 Lake Center Switch J3ft lSts with the 264-274; fancy heavy weight , 1.050-1,175 lb 22.00-22.25; choice 1,000 lb E. D. LIBERA, SANITARY CLASSIC Hal-Leonard 31 Jl hurricane-delayed heifers 22.00; utility and commercial Probate Judge, LOAN^Sf PLUMBING «, (End of first hall) Randall's 20 J3 (47 lbs min) 334-344; medium cows 11.50-12.50; canner and cutter 10.00- (Probate Court Seal) HEATING PLAIN NOTE—AUTO— FURNITURB night clash between Sugar 168 E. 3rd St. Tel. 2737 Westgate W. L. Don Springer Signs 30 33 Bowl-bound Louisiana State, 7-1- (40 lbs average) 26-27; smalls 11.50; utility and commercial bulls 16.00- Streater, Murphy & Brosnahan, 170 E . 3rd Tel. 2«15 Ruth's Restaurant j» i j Sportsman's Tap 11 33 ) 17.00; canner and cutter 10.00-15.50; Attorneys for Petitioner . Hrs. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m. to noon Clark £ Clark Insurant! . 57 is Culllgan's lt 33 1, and Florida , 6-3, at Baton (36 lbs average 24-25; peewees choice vealers 24.00-27.00; good 20.00- (First Pub. Held Wanted—Ftmile 26 Hot Fish Shop SI 17 KAGE 17i', MIS Rouge, La. LSU will meet Syra- (31 lbs average) 20-21. 24.00 ; choice slaughter calves H.O0-18.OO; Friday, Nov. 27, 1964) Dale's Standard 34 II ¦ good U.00-16.00. State of Minnesota ) ss. Quick Money . . . Walkins - House of 17 25 cuse in the Sugar Browns: extra fancy heavy Hogs 9,000, active; barrows King . Bowl. and gills County of Winona ) In Probate Courl BABYSITTER—In our home. Elderly lady on any article of value . . . Ruppert's Grocery U it IS cents higher than Thursday Minnesota to Find Louisiana State faces a weight (47 lbs min ) 374-39; early No. 14,268 preferred. 7 to 4, 3 days a week. Tel. NEUMANN'S BARGAIN STORE Poianc Trucking u 34 market or 25-50 cents higher than Thurs- In the Matter of the Guardianship el 83269 alter 4. 121 E. 2nd SI. Tel. 8-2133 Rollingstone Lumber crippled Florida squad. Florida fancy medium (41 lbs average ) day close; sows strong; f eeder . .. H 11 pigs Thaddiut Ciaplewski, Ward A C LADIES How Strong Bid Is steady; 1-2 190-230 lb barrows and gilts coach Ray Graves said senior 274-284; fancy heavy weight The guardian of the above named YOUNG GIRL wanted Athletic Club W. t. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 15.25-15.50; mixed 1-3 170-240 lb 15.00- for bookkeeping Dogs, Pets, Supplies 42 Ward, vi:.: The Merchants National Bank end general office Hoi Fish Shop 33 1} Tom Shannon would start at (47 lbs min) 354-364 ; smalls, 15 25; 240-260 lb 14.25-15.25; medium work, good pay, ex- Minnesota learns this weekend 1-2 of Winona, having made and filed In cellent benefits. Kochler Body Shop jjy, 1 31^ ) 160-190 lb 14.00-15.25; 1-3 2 70-360 lb sows Apply In person. See PUREBRED ST. BERNARD puppies. I quarterback in place of ankle- (36 lbs average 254-264 ; pee- this Court Its final account , together Jerry Clemlnskl at Nelson Tire. males, 2 females. Wonderful Christmas Stein Oil Co. 11 30 how strong its bid for the West- 17.50-13.00; 2-3 360-400 lb 12.00-12.75; with Its petition representing that said Gifts . Lyle Kopp, Cenlervllle Wally 's Sweethearts 14 30 injured Steve Spurrier. Graves wees (31 lbs average) 20-21. choice 120 161) lb feeder pigs 13.50-14 .00. , Wis. ern Collegiate Hockey Associa- guardianship has terminated and pray ing (P.O. Galesville, Wis.) Winona Knitters Ik It Sheep 3,500; slaughter lambs onl said Spurrier would see only y that said account be examined, adjusted Lanlern tion championship will be. ( ) moderately active, mostly 50 cents low- C«le 14 ft 7Wt limited action . CHICAGO (AP) - USDA - and allowed by this Court, and that POWDER PUFF The Gophers invade er; lambs over 110 lb under pressure; PICK ONE OUT and lay away for Christ- Ann Ar- Potatoes: arrivals 29; on track said guardian be discharged; mas. Beautiful Bassets, Red Dachs- Hal-Rod W. L. The LSU-Florida game had slaughter ewes and feeder lambs steady; FASHION bor , Mich., for a two-game se- IT IS ORDERED, That said petition hunds, also Boston Terriers. "Puppy Winona Insurance jjij 106 ; total U.S. shipments 401 ; choice and prim* 80-105 lb wooled lambs 41^ been scheduled for Oct. 3 but be heard and said account examined and Paradise Kennels, " Don Lakey, Trem- Budweiser 37 1$ ries with defending WCHA and 20.00-21.00; good and choice supplies light , demand good but 75-85 lb adlusted by this Court, at the Probate pealeau, Wis. Steak Shop 24 14 was postponed because of Hur- 18.50-19.50; choice and prime 91 lb shorn National Collegiate champion Court Room In the Court House In the ADVISORS Watkins products 3S 17 offerings very limited and mar- lambs No. 2 pelts 19 00; utility ! ricane Hilda. and City of Winona, County of Winona , CHIHUAHUA, DOGS-J for sale , IP W. Bakken Construction 54 II Michigan. good wooled ewes 5.00-6.O0; choice and , ket firm ; no carlot track sales State of Minnesota, on the 23rd day of Sarnia. St Clalrs . 31 21 Mississippi the pre-season fancy 60 80 lb wooled feeders 19.25-20 Unequalled .25. December, 1964, at 10:30 o 'clock A.M.; opportun i t i e a Choate' s 19ft LEETZOW SIGNS choice to reported. CHICAGO " *iV» win the national colle- and that this order be served by the now with the Fashion Wagon PEKINGESE PUPS -Ideal tor Christmas. Hal-Leonard it 2J CHICAGO -(USDA)— Hogs 7,500; DENVER (AP ) giate championship, found the 1*1 publication thereof In the Winona Dally Mrs. Elder Rutschow, Rt. I, Alma, Wis. Marigold Dairies 17 2 J - Max Leet- butchers 50 cents to S1.00 higher; 1-2 of Minnesota Woolen Co. News according to law, and by Ihe Wis. Srjringdale Dairy 14 21 zow , Universit , going rough early in the year 190-220 lbs 16.50-17.00; 41 head at 17.25; y of Idaho tackle mailing of a copy hereof to each ot PARTY PLAN or appoint- Gold Pharmacy IJ 30 WINONA MARKETS mlxed 1-3 190-230 lbs 16.OO-16.50; J30-2M signed a contract Thursday with and has a 5-3-1 record. the heirs at law of the deceased Ward. ment sales, full or part POMERANIAN—male dog, very reason- Win Craft U JO lbs 15.50 16.00; 2-3 250-260 lbs 15.00-15.75; Dated November 25, 1S64. able. Lawrence Sylla. Independence, BAY STATE MEN the Denver Broncos of the 360-280 lbs 14,50-15 .25; 1-3 350-400 lb sows time. No experience Wis. Onl Swift A Company E. D. LIBERA, neces- Westgate w. 1_. y a thump ing .10-0 victory " 17 25-13.00; 450500 lbs I1.5O-I2.S0 ; 2-3 5O0 American Foolball League Buy ing hours are Irom t a.m. to A Probate Judge. sary. Tremendous Old Doc' s }| II . 600 lbs 11.25-11 .75. nation- over Tennessee three weeks ago p.m. Monday through Friday Harold J. Libera, PUREBRED Wire-haired Terriers, 1 Blockbusters 30 24 Callle 8,500; calves 20; slaughter ally advertised complete JETS (IT T'AK DRAFT preserved the Rebel string of There will be no call markets during Attorney for Petitioner. months, farm-raised, "Little Astas. " Bouncers .. . 3»v, 36'i the v/inter months on Friday*. iteers steady to 50 cenls off; seven loads line of clothing for all sea- Priced tor Christmas . Wesley Rnndnll, Boxers , 2t 27 . bow l invit ations when it won a urime 1,200-1.300 lb 25.75 ; high choice and Lewiston, Winn NEW YORK .* - The foot- These quoMlions Apply as to noon (First Pub. Friday, Nov. 27, 1964) sons, all members of the Golden Tigers . 26' i 3»ft ball Jets have spot in the Bluebonnet Bowl today. prime 1,150 1,450 lbs 74.75-25.50; choke Bosses . 35 31 learned some- All livestock arriving after closing 1.000-1,400 lbs 23 75 74 .50; good all welghlj State ot Minnesota ) ss, family. Save customers 20% CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, Q tails, black Biq YIMds 341 against Tulsa at Houston Dec. 31 00 23. County ol Winona I In Probale Court i 31' 1 thing (mm the baseball Mets. time will be properly cared for, weighed 00; mixed good and choice 23 .00- to 40% . Start earning cash and brown; Golden Retrievers; Lab Top Scores lift 34"i 19. and priced the following morning. 23.75; flood 21.00 23.25; choke 800-1,050 No. 15,935 puppies . Wonderful children' s pets, The Jets are putting up, at II) heller* In He Esta te of today, the Fashion LADIES Stale , a Cinderella (earn with Hogs 23.00-23.50 ; jeveral load! high Wagon Christmas gifts. As low as 1.10. Harley Red Men w . L. their own expense , a series of Top butchers , 1W550 lb-s , lUS U tt choice wilh few prime 950-1,025 lbs 2375; Ella A. Ebert, Decedent. way! For details write Min- , Wood Kennels, Rt. 1, Houston, Minn, Schmidt' s fleer 3} 14 windbreakcrs a fi-2-2 mark in 19B3 , had hoped Top sows |2 3S .JJ.75 good 21.00 22 25. Order for Hearing on Petition for Admin- . Tel. 894 3695. (In Money Creek) on all levels of Sheep 600; wooled slaughter lambs and istration, Limiting Time to File Claims nesota Woolen Co., Duluth , P.\ltra«ri paint 10ft 15", to show even more improve- Cattle ywlckl Inv, Co lt 17 munici pally-owned Shea Sta- The cattle market: Sleers and lieilers ewes lolly steady; choice and prime 80- and for Hearing Thereon Minnesota. Include your | GERMAN SHEPHERD pups, 3 months ment , but a series of injuries 105 lb slaughtei Iambi 2> , 0O-2l.50 ; good Clara Salwe y having filed herein « Merchants Nat l Bank 17 It dium. 25.50 cents lower; cows slrong fo 71 phone number . old, 2 silver gray end 2 white. Odin Leicht Press 141* 19ft made a walking, wounded corps cenH higher and choice 2O 0O2I O0; good 19.00-20.00. petition for general administration elat- Bensfon, Fountain, Minn. Walj Buick Olds II 21 Behind even last row of High choice . 23 50 ing that said decedent died Intestate and Oi the team 's key players. State (First KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS seats, a 30 foot long, Top beef cows Ml*, Pub. Friday, Dec . 4, 1144 ) praying lhal Clara Salwey be appointed AKC REGISTERED miniature blactl four-foot administratrix , Bub' s Beer 3) IJ will take n 3-fi record into the Canners and cutters .. 10.50 down State of Minnpvota I \s poodles. Ready for Christmas delivery, high lumite screen has been in- IT 15 ORDERED, That Ihe hearing Tel. Plainview 534-2313 Merchants Nat'l Bank lib lift County of Winnnrt ) in Probale Court , contest. thercol be had on December 23, 1964 , NURSE-TEACHER- Winona Milk Co. , 11 II stalled to cut the steady breezes Fioecilerl Malt Corpm ;illim No 14 ,60:1 ¦ at 10:45 o' clock A.M.. before Ihls Court Weaver 4 Sons ltft Hft In Ihe Matter of the Guardianship ef Horses, which flow all around (he stadi- Hours: 8 am . to * p m ; closed Saturd ays In the probate court room In Ihe court Cattle. Stock 43 Hamm's Beer 17 It A camel has a working life ol William A. Selke, Ward. . „. Submit sample before loading house In the City of Winona, Minnesota; COORDINATOR - t. . . Briggs 14 3J um off Flushing Bav. about 20 years. Hu guard ian of the above named (New crop barleyl that the lime within which creditor! of GUERNSEY COWS - 2; I due Dec. 2« Ward , vir.: The Merchants National Bank No, I bar ley .. Jill snld decedenl may file their claims be with third calf, made 471 Ibi. of fet ol Winona, having mad! and tiled In this POSITION OPEN No 1 barley I ni limited lo four months from the dale — Oppor- last year; I first call heifer , milking They'll Do It Every Time Court Its final account, togelher with By Jimmie Hatlo No 3 barley . 95 hereof, and that the claims so filed he tunity to help develop and good. Adolph Schrelbor, Rt . 2, Winona. BA Ils petition representing that laid No, 4 barley . heard on March 31, 1965, at 10:30 guardianship has terminated and praying organize a new local and IIOl.STEIN BULLS-for o'clock A M., belore Ihli Court In fhe sale or lease, Hint said account be examined, adlusted ready lor heavy Winona l'.^ Mnrkrl probale court room In Ihe court house state board approved pro- service . Tel. 4802 . mul allowed by this Court, and lhal said Thest quotations apply as of in the City of Winona, Minnesota, and guardian be discharged ; gram in practical nursing FEEDER PIGS — 100 10:10 a m today that nolle* hereof be given by publica- . $9 JO to 111 OO, IT IS ORDERED, That said pttltlon George Stellpflug, C.rnde A (lurnbo l tion of Ihls order In the Winona Dally scheduled to begin operation Trempealeau, Wis. 21 be heard and said account examined and Iel. SJ4-435B. Grade A (large) News and by milled notice at provided in September, J WiS JJ urtiusted hy this Court, at the Probate . f.rede A Imertlum) 1; by law Courl R oom, in the Courl House In the REGISTERED Holstein bulls. 2, Grade A Ismelll Daled November 34, m«. service- 11 lily of winona, County ot Winona, State Candidate must able; also Surge seamless milker buck- Grade B E. D . LIBERA, meet Wis- Jo ol Mlnneiota, on the 6th day of January, et. Robert & Bernard Srhmldtkneeht, Gr ade C . ij Probate Judge. consin certification 19A5, al 10.30 o'clock A M.; and lhal require- Cochrane, Wis. Tel. (S36-2J00. (Probate Court Seal) Ihis nrde; be served by publication ments, including R. N. certi- Brehmer and McMahon, Hay Slate Milling Company thereof In the Winona Dally News, ac HEREFORD CATTLE- 7 ]-y«ar-«ld cowi Attorneys for Petitioner. fication , with Bachelor De- with reives No. I northern spring wheal cording to law. at side, 5 yearling hellert, I 41 gree (Master ) 3 yearling bulls. No. 2 northern spring wheat Dated December 2, l»64 's preferred , Wllllnm Dabelsleln, Ar- ,. 167 (First Pub. Friday, Dec . 4, 1964 ) cadla, Wis. No . J northern spring wheat ,, 1,61 f.. O LIBERA, training to include studies No 4 northern spring wheal I Probale Judge RKOUeTSTS FOR BIDS \s in professional and practical PUREBRED Spotted Poland No. 1 hard wlnler wheat IS? (Probale Court Seall TO PURCHASI TYPIWRITIRS China hoara. these boars will weigh from 273 lbs. to No 2 hard winter wheat .. .. 1 .5/ Hrehrner and McMahon, nursing education , with ex- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thai 375 lbs, Tops In hloo&4, of the quotation for 40 machines, which " office. A counter clerk , reali- at II o ' clock A M., belore Ihls Court In check or amount shell be forfeited as FEEDER PICS-4J, 4o |bs ; also 4J «(V the probate court room In Ihe court liquidated damages In the event Ihe Board of Vocational, lb. pigs . Robert Traun, HI. |, Nelson, zing hi.s passage back home Wis. Tel, OK . was house in the City of Wlnone, Minnesota, bid Is accepted by the Board and the Technical and J JIH. tint Adult on another carrier , told the •nd notice hereof be given by pub- bidder thereafter tails lo comply wllh " FEEDER PlOS-tf, weight m n n: lication of this order In the Winona the terms Ihereof. Education , »0 Ibi , Nor Dally News and by mailed notice ei The Board reserves Ihe right to re man Rolerlug, Cochrane, Wis. "Straight out and pr ovided by law . |ect any and all bids, and lo waive A. F. Jordan , Director , up Sack- HOLSTEIN ' " Dated November 24, 1^64 any Informillly or Irregularity In any HeiFERS-out of artificial ville Street , then turn right breeding, to E. D LIBERA, bid. Uth and Vine Streets tW lbs. Good qualify. Alwln vigelend, Regent. " Probale Judge. Rnirrl of f.durillon Telephone: 2423ft Mabel, Minn, Tel jj'j-io. The gentleman walked straight IProbsle (. rxirl Sell) Independent Dlilrl l.andraca ¦KOI. IT ORl. 17* E. 4th. Tel. 4007. IN NYSTROM'S Radios, Fury a-do* har4?«k nick, v-i wim t boars, Clifford Hoff, Lensebore, Mlr>nM Television 71 (Pilot Msunei. WHtlLCHAIR — aluminum trams, soft INDOOR SHOWROOM 4-b«rr«li. Mutt Mil. Miy M eeen at CUaltloni, adjustable back rest, will Mil HAVE YOU IIVN Ih* new 1HS Phllco A REM 371 Liberty. Ttl. 7117. HOLjrilN BULLS - purebred, tervlce- tor M0. Inquire Merchant's National TV sett at FlreitoneT II not, tome in able l|t. dam records up to m Ibi., tank. Trust Dept. now for the best dell hi town. No FORD - IHO, V-», 0»l«xl» XL 44eer herd aviraQi SJ* Alfred Johnson 4 money down,, take months, to pay. hardtop, buck** Mitt, perner tteetlea, Sons, Pitenon, Minn. Til. •75-5741 er UIID TVs, portables ind consoleii FIRESTONE STORE, 100 W. Jrd. JEWE L powtr brikm, automatic tranwnlultm tlS-Sma. (IM used refrigerators, t ft I ™ ~ tow mllatg*. 140 Imharit. ILICTRIC CO. 15J E. Ird . MNIT>TcbLORED TVr!neny »ets on 42 '63 CADILLAC RCDEEM VAIUABLB COUPONS our floor , ready for delivery now or il CONVERTIBLE OLDIMOBIHT-l M* Holiday, wlitftrl itf. Oct, Pirns Journal TROFIC-AtRE HUMIDIFIER Christmas time. Come and see them. SELECT flto. Tat. MW. Torn KaiMTMti, MM* (Inildo back cover) Special Price .. . $29.15 FRANK LILIA I SONS, 7*1 B. Ith. Loaded with accessories in. I. 4th. SCHNEIDER SALES, 3910 (th St., Gdvw Optn evenings. eluding factory air condi- Penicillin G. USED CARS FORD-IMS * t ear hardtop. V4, alftltM tioning, 19,000 actual miles, tranimliilon, txetlltnt cwwltlan. ft* OK USED FURNnrniTsTORE Refrigerators 72 W. Jth. Procaine Aqueous 273 E. 3rd St. TO CHOOSE FROM real cream puff. See it in 10 cc ...... 19c " "" • Wo Buy Wt Sell s too nice CHBVRCLBT—ifjt impa la Mnvtftlili Furniture)—Antlfiuos—Tools USED REFRIGERATORS our showroom. It' tOO cc $1,50 on hand v.t, automatic, nlca car. Tal. 3S74. and other Hems. to be left outside. A pres- WINONA FIRE t, POWER CO Tel. 1-3701. afford. TED MAIER DRUGS SA E. Jnd Tel. 50«5 NYSTROM'S tige car you can Mobil* Hcm.i, Trailers 111 Animal Health Center CHRISTMAS TREES (Across from the new parking lot) Chrysler - Plymouth ALSO Open Friday Nights RED TOP H-wy. «1 Mobil* Ham* talM. Poultry, Eggs, Supplies 44 Wholesale and retail. Sewing Machines 73 • large selection of good See us Wore you buy. Wa Mil aval* used cars to choose from. Ity and prlc# » yaan at tralUr Mat- DEKALB JO wieK old pullets, fully vac- Plantation grown. FOR CHRISTMAS a line selection of ing!. Hwy. t\ ntar Gaodvlaw Wat** cinated, light controlled, raised on slat All kinds and sizes. tine used sewing machines. 130 snd Towtr. Tal. %-UH. floors. Available year around. SPELTZ up. WINONA SEWING CO.. 551 Hull Anyone of the follow- CHICK HATCHERY, Rolllnostone, Minn. Boughs and Roping. St. Tel. 9348. INON A UTO HUNTERS, VACATIONS*.* - Hiatal Tel. «&8»-J311. Corner of "W. Sth and Orrin. ing cars can be pur- W RAMILM/""\ OODOI pickup Campari and Iraval trallan ter rent or tela. LBAHY'J, Sulfite Cily. Tel. 2959 (Open evenings) Specials at the Store 74 chased for $198.00. If Tal. Cochran* iie-USi. Wanted—Livestock 46 you have been thinking LUND I' toboggan, HJ.50. 110 cushion -tr SALES -fr HORiES WANTEO — We can pay more free with purchase. BAMBENEK'S, tin about a hunting, fish- then anyone else We pick up. Walter CHRISTMAS TREES a\ Mankato. ing, or second car. You Open Mon. & Fri. Eve. '63 FORD 6 Marg, Black River Falls, Wis. Tel. "I'll treat your money like it was my son!" 3rd 4 Mankato Tel. 8-3649 7-F- 14. 1000 beautiful green pine Stoves, Furnaces, Parts 75 will never again have Econovan Travel Wagon HOLSTFIN SPRINGING COWS and heif- Speciol $3 each COMBINATION gas and oil Miction ranoe. Houses for Sale 99 Houses fer Sa\m 99 the opportunity to buy Complete camping equip- ers wanted, also open ind bred heif- ' Good condition. Tel. Rollingstone litt< at such a low price. ment in one compact van ers. E. E. Gremelibich, Inc ., Lewliton, Corner of Mankato 3526. LIFT YOUR SPIRITS Minn, Tel. 41*1 . and Sarnia type unit. Camping ii twic* "~ FAMOUS ALADDIN blue flame kerosene the fun with home conveni- LEWISTON SALES BARN heaters. No smoke, no smtll, hums is Lower Your Expenses A real good auction mirkel for veur hours on 1 gallon. Also rengse, gas or ences along, 2 burner stove , livestock. Dairy cattle on hand all oil hrstp's. Service and parts. RANGE $198 WITH ONE OF THESE week, hogs bought every day. Trucks -Abts- sink with running water, OIL BURNER CO., 907 E. Slh St. Tel. D. 2-BEDROOM, 1-floor home. Full base- available. Sale Thurs. Tel. 26e7. CHRISTMAS TREES 7479. Adolph Michalowski . ment. Gas furnace. Lincoln School dis- A Real Charmer See one of these fine: sales- '64 Chevrolet Bel Air, 8- ice box , ample work and trict. Priced tc sell. ABTS AGENCY, This almost-new rambler has • 13x23- TOP QUALITY Holstein heifers wanted. men, Ray Literski, Happy supply space. Plenty of INC., Realtors. Walnut St. Tel . II. living room with antique birch cylinder, automatic-, low WW. O.ilry Replacement Co-op , .Gales- and Boughs T ypewriters 77 '39 Dan Petke George Pelow- sleeping space for 2 8-4365 or alter hours: E. R. Clay 8-2737, panelling and lovely carpeting. Three , mileage. adults ville, Wis. Tel. Cenlervllle 539-3131. fine bedrooms, 2 carpeted. Large All kinds and sizes. TYPEWRITERS and addlnq machines Bill Ziebell 4854, E. A. Abts 3184 . ski and Mark Hipps. and 4 children. All interior kitchen wllh bullt-lni, ceramic tile '61 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-dr., tor sale or r«nt. Seasonable rates, 2' to 16' retail and wholesale. bath with vanity, glass enclosed tub equipment can be removed Farm Implement* 48 , free delivery. See us for all your of- E- NEAR NEW, 3-bedroom, 1-floor home '58 BUICK 4-door sedan. V-8, automatic. end shower. Full basement, lirge rec- and you 've got a year round fice supplies, desks, files or office with attached 2-car gisrage. Best ot Corner of W. 4th and reation room with panelled wells. Gas '61 Chevrolet wagon 8-cyl- VAN DALE iTlo unloader, 1? tl., 3 h.p, chairs. Lund Typewriter Co. Tel. 3322 construction. Built-in stove, large living '57 FORD Fairlane 4-door. , family wagon or business , furnace, air condition Ing, screened ga- motor, all In good condlllon. Leon Lee St., behind room, all osk flooring, gas furnace. inder, automatic. van , AGENCY, rage, begullfully landscaped yard. »57 CHEVROLET . Mint condition big Henderson, Rt. 1, Houston. (Rldgewayl Jefferson Stadium. YOUR ONE-STOP typewriter and Busi- Choice wett location. ABTS Bel Air ness Machine Headquarters. We service INC., Realtors, US Walnut SI. Phone 4-door. '60 Chevrolet Impala 4-door, savings over new price. 8-4365 or alter hours: E. R. Cley 8-3737. • Four Bedrooms USED FARMWAY barn cleaner, wilt ' all typos of machines, stock ribbons lor This Is Ihe house tor a femlly wllh V-8, automatic. chain, for J8 cows, for sale or wil Smitty s Tel. 8-2731. anv make and size typewriter. WINONA Bill Ziebell 4554 , E. A. Abts 3184. *57 children. The 14x20' living room la PLYMOUTH 24oor. '61 Ford 2-door 6-cylinder, trade for Holstein springing heifers. Ro TYPEWRITER SERVICE, Iel E. 3rd. room, , l-floor carpeted. Nice carpeted dining $2485 berf C Wlcka, Independence, Wis. Tel. 8-33M, F. ULTRA MODERN 4-bedroom, downstairs bedroom, large kitchen '57 DODGE 2-door. standard transmission. home. Lots of buill ln features. Com- lee thi new IJ IfeTmodef XUly with panelled porch oft ot It, utlllty- pletely air conditioned, gas heal. Big play room, new get furnace, stone '57 PONTIAC 9 passenger '60 Thunderbird, power _» tv« AGverilsa Our Prlctl Wearing Apparel, Furs 80 lot . I mils from city limits on btocMop ^^ HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS trimmed exterior. Moderately priced. steering, CHRISTMAS road. Full $21,000. ABTS AGEN- wagon . ' brakes, power AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE price Wesl location. int I Johnson Til, SASS BEAUTIFUL tull length, brown mink CY, Realtors, 159 Walnut St. Tel. 8-43(5 power windows. sides coot, to settle estate. May be seen or after hours: E. R. Clay 8-3737, Bill Centrol '56 LINCOLN 2-door. TREES at Furs by Francis. Ziebell 4854 . E. A. Abts, 3184. South '57 Chevrolet Nomad Wagon. New J-bedroom home. Large carpeted '56 MERCURY 4-door MoCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Scotch & Norway living room and dining ares, beauti- . '61 Ford Galaxie 4-door, Wanted tb Buy 81 ful kitchen. Ceramic bath wllh show- '56 CHEVROLET tdoor. V-8, automatic, power New Model MAC 15 Light- Pine / Ll- AGENCY INC. er. Recreation room. Large attached 40 Tears in Winona Balsam & Spruce USED MITRE BOX, alio pool fable with REALTORS garega. brakes. Like new , Lincoln-Mcrcury-Falcon weight 17-lnch bar. $124.93. slate too wanted. Tel, 8*87-6633. r\[jl5 These cars must be sold by Wreaths - Branches 159 Walnut Bargain Buy Saturday, Dec. 5, so don't '62 Studebaker Lark . V-8 , Comet-Fairlane WM. MILLER SCRAP IRON & METAL 4 room s and balh, In good cast cen- automatic transmission. FEITEN IMPL. CO. Roping CO. pays highest prices lor scrap Tel. 84365 tral location. Large 1-car garage. delay. First come , first Open Friday Evenings 113 Washington, Winona , Minn. Iron, metals, hides, wool and raw fur. E. R. Cljy 8-2737, Bill Ziebell 4854, Space healer and gas kltcnen ifove served. Nothing down to '59 Ford Station Wagon, V- and Saturday p.m. A. GRAMS & SONS 322 W. 2nd. E. A. Abts 1114. Included. May be purchased on con- qualified buyers. Payments 8, automatic transmission. Closed Saturdays tract like rent tor less than 36.000. of only $19.04 a month for 12 120 E. 2nd '59 Ford Galaxie, V-8, auto- Auction Sales Is Your Old WANTED SCRAP IRON 8. METAL, RESIDENCE PHONES: months. mati c transmission, air- Open Sundays COW HIDES, WOOL, RAW FURS. E. J. Hartert . . . 3971 SPREADER HIGHEST PRICES PAID Mary Layer . . . 4523 conditioning, ALVIN KOHNER M & W IRON AND METAL CO. Jerry Bertha . . . 8-2377 V-8, AUCTIONEER, City and Data lleanied 207 W. 2nd, across Spur Gas Station Philip A. Btumenn ¦ . (540 '59 Ford Convertible, and bonded . 2J2 Liberty St, (Corner Giving You Trouble? I E. 5th and Liberty). Til. 4710. DAILY NEWS Fer your convenience rW^ automatic transmission. We Are Now Again Open on Sets. I Tel. 2349 B« prepared for the long C. ^\ " '59 Ford V-8, standard AUCTIONS I ! I Household, LIVMlMk or 3 St. General. LYLE L. BOBO, Rt. 3, Hous- cold winter. Choose from a MAIL HIGHEST PRICES PAID I 120 Center Vala^^CHIVIOllT^'St transmission, rebuilt mo- large selection available for tor scrap Iron, metals, rags, hides, tor. ton, Minn. Tel. Hok ah BM-J101, Li- SUBSCRIPTIONS raw furs and wool I censed & Bonded. Immediate delivery. Several Ml Main St. Tel. 2849 105 Johnson Tel. 2396 '58 Chevrolet 2-door, V-8, models of New Idea, Minne- Sam Weisman & Sons Economy Plus a Open Friday Night Until 9:00 automatic transmission. Minnesota sota , Allis Chalmers, Cun- May Be Paid At INCORPORATED Sale or Rent; Exchange 101 4S0 W. 3rd Tel. 5847 , V-8 , Land & Auction Sales ningham and New Holland. View '58 Chevrolet 4-door We tan offer you a three-bedroom COMFORTABLE 3 bedrooms. New gat automatic transmission. Everett J. Kohner TED MAIER DRUGS Rooms Without Meals 86 rambler with big yard, automatic furnac«i water healer. Carpeting, 158 Walnut. Tel. 8-3710 after houri 7IU ALSO heat, bath with vanity, 115,300 to drepes. Near new shopping center, '58 Ford 4-door, 6-cylinder , Be Our Guest of ROOM FOR 1 malo student, with kitchen $16,500. Tel. 9215 after 5. standard transmission. DEC 5/Snt.. n a.m. IV, miles W. LARGE SELECTION privileges. Tel. 8-1319 for appointment. AAantorvIlle Brldoe. Paul Kauti Prop- The Church of And Road , V-«, stand- erty; Loos t> Olson, autcltlonMrai Chip- OF USED Decidedly Different Wanted^eTTEsTatei 102 Test! '58 Ford 2-door pewa Valley Fin. Co.. clerk. Rooms for Housekeeping 87 •nd most liveable, a three-bedroom ard transmission. Minnesota, John St. Stanislaus home with two level living and dining New Idea, WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES DEC. 5-Sat., 12:30 p.m. 7 miles N.W. of area, pine-panelled kitchen with dish- '57 Ford 2-door hardtop, V- Deere, Schultz and Coby ROOMS FOR MEN, With or without FOR YOUR CITY PROPERTY 1963 CHEVROLET Houston in Looney Valley. Chris Mlll«r, spreaders. WILL TAKE BIDS housekeeping privileges. Tel. 4139. washer and disposal, big lamlly Spyder Convertible, 4-speed 8, automatic transmission. owner; Bockman Bros., auctioneers; room, screened porch. Near public "HANK" JEZEWSKI Houston State Bank, clerk. , and parochial schools In town. Wagon, for the demolition and re> Apartments, Flats 90 (Winona's Only Real Estale Buyer) transmission, 150 h.p. en- '57 Chevrolet Station f rnoval of 5 buildings, con- Tel. 638? and 7093- P.O. Box 345 gine, radio, heater, tur- 6 - cylinder , automatic DEC. '—Won., 1 p.m. 11 miles E. «f F. A, KRAUSE CO Stone & Clapboard Durand on County Trunk A. Elaene sisting of 3 garages, 1 house THREE-BEDROOM spacious lower apt., Distinguish the exterior ot this big quoise exterior with white transmission, rebuilt mo- Ableldinger, owner; Jim Halke, auction- "BREEZY ACRES" centrally located, garage Included. Tel. Motorcycles, Bicycles 107 and 1 combination store-apt. rambler, living room and recreation top, black vinyl interior, tor , eer; Gate wa y Credit Inc., clerk. South on New Hwy. 14-61 4324 for appointment. room each have fireplaces, kitchen building. All proposals will has built-in range and oven, two-car USED BICYCl.ES-all sires. KOLTER BI- 22,000 actual miles, sharp as '57 Chevrolet 4-door, V-8 , DEC. 9— Wed. 1 p.m. 11 miles N.E. of 4-rOom apt., heat be received at the Church FIFTH E. 264—upper garage, In the city. CYCLE SHOP, 4C2 Mankato. Tel. 5*6J, a tack. standard transmission. Winona. Winn., on Wis. Hwy. 35 ta and water furnished, Available Jan. 1. County Trunk F near Acorn Ballroom, REMINGTON CHAIN SAWS Rectory, no later than 2 $75. Tel. 8-2847. Quality Home With TELL THE FOLKS that a tew can: ol '57 Ford 4-door, V-8, stand- then '1 mile N. on F. Douglas Llnd- Oftrol oil makes a good gift for the Kohner, auction- See the PowerLite, 12 lbs., p.m., Friday, Dec. 18, 1964. , 1 959 OPEL , rebuilt berfl, owner; Alvin FIFTH W. 224—3 rooms end bath. Heat moforcyrl/st. ROBS BROS. Motorcycle ard transmission Available eer; Northern Inv. Co., clerk. 17-inch roll nose bar. On Specifications and instruc- lights, hot water furnished. "Gl" Financing Shop, 573 E. 4th. 2-dr. sedan. Standard trans- . motor. tions to bidders are avail- Jan. 1. Adults. Tel. 9147 lor appoint- You may purchase this almost new display now at , ment. three-bedroom rambler with 'wo ce- mission, 4 cylinder , 35 miles '56 Chevrolet Station Wagon, able at the Church Rectory, ramic baths and plne-panellrd rrc- Trucks, Tract's, Trailers 108 to the gallon, exceptionally 6-cylinder, standard trans- FEITEN IMPL. CO. Warner & Swasey Office and APT. FOR RENT. 435 E. Howard. reatlon room, living room with fire- place, landscaped lot, and assume a clean, good second car. mission. AUCTION 113 WasH igton, Winona, Minn the Winona Plumbing Co FORD—1958 ' Hon pickup, large box, . THREE ROOM APT., partly furnished . low Interest rate mortgage. good tires, new batlery. Leo Kleffer, Available by Jan. I. Tel. 8-2 164. $795 '58 Lincoln Continental 4- Complete Disposal of St. Charles, Minn. Tel. 932-4577. door hardtop, full power. Logs, Pel i Lumber 82 screened porch, $800 Down All Garage Equipment. . Building Materials 61 THREE FRONT ROOMS, Will purchase a sturdy brick home TRUCK HOISTS INSTALLED AT first floor, private bath and entrance, with automatic heat, big yard, stor- BERG'S '58 Lincoln Premier 4-door (Also many cars and trucks hot water. Tel .2700 or Inquire 1101 1959 STUDEBAKER WANT BIOS on 40 acres of timber Mir SURPLUS BUILDING materials always age garage, hardwood floors, full 3950 W. 4th. Goodview. Tel. 4931 hardtop, full power . will be offered) Chatfield, Mm. Write Box AAi , Chit- tor sale at W.M.C., Inc., Construction E. 7th. bath. Balance like rent, 2-door sedan. V-8, automatic field. CO. Yare, foot ot Kansas St. Tot. 7339 transmission, radio, heater, '59 Dodge V-8. automatic Birger Hanson er 5873. Hours I to A. Mon. through Apartments, Furnished 91 AFTER HOURS CALLl in excellent running condi- transmission. Pontiac Garage Wanted—Farm Produce 84 Frl. Leo Koll 4581 1963 GMC s CENTRALLY LOCATED—modern furnish- Laura Flsk 3118 tion. '55 Chevrolet \ ton pickup, 405 N. Farwell St. WANTED 5,000 bales of mixed hay. Til. Coal, Wood, Other Fuel 63 ed apt.. Immediate possession. Tel. 7776. W . L. (Wlb) Helzer 8-2181 3-TON TRACTOR and 4-speed transmission. Wlfoka 20H. ask for Syo Johnstone. Bob Selover 7827 $795 Eau Claire , Wis. " '53 Ford % ton pickup, 4- SLAB WOOD 40' Low Bay Trailer DOWNTOWN large furnished apt, Tel. Good dry oak ilobi, speed. Dec. 5 Arficlei for Sale 87 3738 or 4870. 76 W. 3rd. EQUIPPED AS FOLLOWS: 1959 HILMAN Sat , BRUMKOW'S SAW MILL Sale starts at 10 A.M. LUMBBR YARD 351 cubic inch engine 5- CLOTHES for Barbie and Tammy dolls, * , Minx dree es, formals. wedding dresses, Trempealeau, Wis. Tel. 534-MM Houses for Rent 95 speed transmission, 7000 lb. Tire truing machine; wheel coal, slacks, robes, hand knits. Rta- Ii cxV-O ^ Tel. 2340 , , rear 4-door sedan, radio , heater, JERRY'S balancer; P & H electric 1 BURN MOBIL FUEL OIL and enloy the house, semi-modern, . C\" front nxle 37 000 lb. sona .' s. Tel. 4007. TWO-BEDROOM comfort of Automatic personal care. except heat. Available Dec. IS. Tel. I ^ 120 Center St. 2-speed axle , full air brakes , 4 cylinder , tops in economy. welder; Barrett brake drum burner AUTO SALES SMALL \OXING gloves, trains, Christ- Keep full service — complete 8-4139 alter 6 p.m. .-o- :: ::> -.<«y cere. Budget planned end guaranteed ke^^- .j(^^g|(^yw.wy»y | ft !)00x2O front and duals rear, One block west of Jerry's lathe ; automatic transmis- mas discretions , record player* .Vie- $295 price. Order today from JOSWICK'S trola, portable Ironor , bookcase, *A bed, BUFFAi.0 CITY-5 rooms, large lot, gar- trailer tandem with 7.50x15 Skelly on Service Drive. sion tools; cutting torch and EAST END COAL OIL CO., Ml E. age. Tel. 6189 or 9912. rugs. 1023 Gilmore. im. Tel. net. * 10-ply tires . Only 49 ,000 Tel. 9760 gfluges; 2 vises ; hydraulic MARK E. 860-2-bedroom house. Inquire miles on tractor. press kit and adapters; 10 HEATING STOVE, coal or wood, Ml i- Lincoln Agency, . Open from 7 a,m. to 9 p.m. lid cast Iron laundry stove, fl; Furn., Rugs, Linoleum 64 et 873 E. Mark. Inc ton chain hoist; battery l-room or fish house oil stove, not EIGHTH E. 720 — 3 rooms Including 2 Real Estate—Insurance 4-WHEEL DRIVE chargers; valve grinding vented, »5; cigarette machine, Me coin WALNUT COCKTAIL tablet, »4.M| Vpc, WALZ bedrooms, Contact Henry Mums slot. $20. Hazelton Variety, 211 e. 3rd. table oroup. Including 2 step tables and small machine ; brake bleeder; or Tel. 8-4192 for appointment . BUICK-OLDSMOBILE-GMC matching cocktail table. 319.V3 k.d , BUY OF THE WKKK PICKUP Telephone Your Want Ads jacks ; solder iron ; motor WALNUT END TABLE. Tel 1-3955. BORZYSKOWSKI FURNITURE, 302 Open Friday Nights tester ; plug cleaner These Mankato Ave, Open evenings. Bus. Property for Sale 97 BE IN FOR CHRISTMA S! Hl(i2 CHEVROLET . CAR INSURANCE DUET Sava money. ¦Vi TON to The Winona Daily News are just a very few of the Tel. t-AM, 5 to II p.m., lor a record- Good Thing* to Eat , 65 INVESTOR'S SPECIAL—centrally locat- 3-bedroom lamblor , 3 years items going on sale. ed message. ed, all modern, 3-unlt apt. building. fi-cyUnder engine , 4-specd BUY YOUR winter potatoes now while « ,9« annual Income, only JI3.500. Tel. old. Wausau Auction Sales, Inc. ) PAIR scenic figured, lined drapes, 90" 7776, «sk lor Syd Johnstone. transmission , lock out hubs , long, 2 pair I'i widths, 1 single width, the price Is right. Full line ot apples. Ultra kitchen with Copper- Dial 3321 for an Ad Taker. Wausau , Wis . Tel. 845-4661 wllh hooks, 112. Older walnut cabins! Winona Potato Market, 111 Market. tone refrigerator , stove power winch (front mount- Stromberg-Cnrlson console record play- Farms, Land for Sele 98 APPLES - Mcintosh, ed) , aluminum canopy over er-rndlo and 78 RPM records, JI0. 310 Cortlands, Herat- with hood and fan. Telephone Your Wan I Ads v ions, Delicious, Prairie Spy. At reason- , heavy cl uty rear bump- * * w W . King. 7 MILES from Winona, 120 acres, 80 till- Ooodlcs of closets . box ' able prices. F. A. Krause Co., "Breezy able, 8-room house, furnace and run- , radio West Const mir- Acrei", S. on new Hwy. U-61. All hardwood floors , plaster- er , < COMPLETE DISPERSAL OF REGISTERED \ LUMBER tor sale, klndllno wood, Mon- ning water, good barn wllh 38 stanch- rors , five perfect mud and arch combination gas and wood stove. ions, new drinking cups, grnnary, milk ed walls. to The Winona Daily News % AND HI-GUADE ANGUS CATTLE \ Tel. 7A73 after 5 30. 629 W. 4th. Household Article. 67 house, machine shed, garage, chicken colored fixtures , snow tiros. coop, silo, \\ down, balance nn can Tiled bnth . p Owner must dispose of his entire beef herd because of \ LIONEL electric train, mounted on »xS' CLEAN rugs, like new, so easy to do with trad. Also other small farms for sate . Attached garage . MINN, LAND «. AUCTION SERV. :i:)2 a Eire which completely destroyed barn and feed. Inndscaped board, Includes switches, Blue Lustra. Rent electric shampooer, No upkeep, combinat ion win- Dial 1 for an Ad Taker. p towers nnrt accessories, engine and 5- 138 Walnut. Tel. 8-3710, after hours 78M Located 11 miles northeast of Winona, II. H. Choale * Co. % Minnesota , on j car freight. Tel. 1-3370. dows. | | Wisconsin Highway 35 to County Trwnk "F" near Acorn %' Musical Merchandise 70 Housas for Sals 99 1 bedroom , '!: hath , amuse- WA LZ I Ballroom, then 1 mile north on "F" —OR— 11 miles USED SNOW BLOWER, excellent condi- ment room in basement , \ tion; shallow well, piston pump, good for under t8,0O0. BU1CK-O LDSMOBILE-GMC PLAYER PIANOS, tl Baby Grand planoi GOOD INVESTMENT % south of Arcadia on Highway 93, then 1 mile west on j rendition, Tel 7551 , house. Large area suitable completely tiled, ¦> upright piano. Lawrence Furniture, 173 3-unlt apt, ii town road , Wilbur Farm. Watch for arrows. '. tor business or workshop. Tel. 1-3904, Open Friday Nichts USED PORTABLE electric organ with E. 3rd . Laundry room with colored car,ei portable washing machine; chem- INCOME PROPERTY — 9-room, 2-apt. washer and dryer , plus istry set; Olds cornol, Tel. 9MJ , 174 homo, In oood W. Broadway location. large upright freezer. E. JIM. Ilolng sold to settle estalo. Tel. 4910 tor I W ednesday, December 9 j appointment. FREEZER, air conditioner, mangle, di- Trade That WHY FAY RENT? I Sale starts at 1 :00 P.M . Sharp. PLEASE NOTE TIME. ] van and 3 chairs, automatic washer and OWNER TRANSFERRED - 3-bedroom iryer, hnhy bed, basslnetle , misc. CATTLE TO BE SOLD AT 1:15 P.M. rambler, A yenrs old, Kitchen has built- Own your own home. Im- REAL MONEY SAVERS I \ Hems. 050 40th Ave , in slove and oven, barsoment has large ;| Tamarnck Lutheran Ladies Aid will serve lunch. Old Guitar recreation room wllh bar , sowing nnd agine , only $1500 down and ] RCA VICTOR portable Intale model TV laundry room, large garage, tull lot $811.08 monthly! Call now. || 57 REGISTERED AND HI-GRADE ANGUS - (28 : wllh stand, excellent condition, make completely fnnced In. 640 47th Ave., ONLY TWO OFFICIAL r>lfor. May be seen at 733!J W , Howard Goodview, afler 5, or Sun | ANGUS COWS) - 22 Angus cows, Registered , bred for 1 or Iel. 6M8 for appointment. for a new HAVE BUYERS j& March ; 6 Angus cows, Grades, bred for May ; 8 Angus ' IF YOU WANT to buy. sell or trade heifers , l year old; 20 Angus calves, many of these are MAYTAG AUTOMATIC washer, late be sure to see Shank , HOMEMAKER'S For 3 and 4-hedroom homes CARS LEFT i j modnl, wllh suds saver, Viola Wendt, EXCHANGE, 553 E. 3rd. % eligible for Registration. Avg. wt. of calves are 300 to Foiinlnln City. Tel. SdD7-43Bl after 5:30. ft GIBSON in the $10 ,000 to $15 , 000 450 lbs .; enlves will be sold separately so as to give i SEVENTH E 1061- 3-room, 3 bedrooms, class. If you want your I STANDARD SIZE electric refrigerator, tile balh, hot water heator, furnace, 1964 PONTIAC Catalina 4-door, 4-H project members an opportunity. 1 Angus herd aire , > home sold immediately, call 1 ? years old; electric stove, 3 years old . OR garage . Inquire 1054 E. 711), Registered: Humble Dor Mac Bnrb 22 No. ;il)5915!). Horn \ Holh In first clan condlllon, Tel. Al now ! power steering, hydramatic , driven I turn 6«5I, THREE- OR FOUR-hedroom house, cork May 20, 1902 . Sire : Bardoltermere N No. 27435111. Dam: n«w furnacn, 4,800 miles, new car warranty. I \ EPIPHONE and carpeted, bullt-lrss, REMEMBER: WE BUY . . . % Vlewlnwn Klla 55 No . 27(17620. A gooDICK TRACY By Ch*st*r Gould
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