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Aitkin Mother, Snow Sleet Freezing 3 Children Die Red Base Near Rain Lash Southeast Crossing Tracks By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS snow or freezing rain also cov- ward from Cape Mendocino, A growing storm lashed the ered Delaware, Maryland and Calif. More than two inches of A freight train smashed into a East and Southeast with snow, parts of North Carolina, Tennes- rain had fallen at Seattle since car at a rural crossinglate Mon- sleet; freezing rain and gale- see and Pennsylvania. Monday, morning. day, fatally Injuring three rural Gale warnings were in effect force winds today. Down the nation's middle, per- Aitkin, Minn., children, and Saigon bed Atlantic Coast from Bom Two Inches of snow fell ih the along the sisting cold dropped the temper- their mother, who was taking Charleston, S.C., to the Virginia early morning at Bluefield, atures into the teens this morn- them home ; from school. W.Va., and Roanoke Va. The Capes, where wind- already , knots. ing with an 18 at Fort Worth, In another accident, a Minne- Weather Bureau's hazardous- were 32 to 45 Grande A similar storm battered the Tex. Part of the Rio apolis youth watched as his Planes Busy driving warnings said ' this Valley had a morning freeze; brother was killed by a hit-run mountainous northern Pacific Coast and car- area may get sev- into the north- Below-zero readings included car Monday night eral inches by nightfall. ried show flurries ern R&ekies. Gale warnings -3 at Roosevelt and Vernal in Craig, Colo. Victims of the car-train crash Over North The warnings prompted by there covered the coast north- Utah and -4 at were Mrs. Arnold Hansen; two sons, Timothy and Anthony, and a daughter, Mary Susan. The mother and two sons died Viet Targets when the Northern Pacific SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) freight, bound for Duluth, smashed into the car about 5 — U:S. B52 Stratoforts unloaded LegisM p.m. Their ages were not known a cascade of bombs on an ene- immediately, but the boys were my base close to Saigon today, reported to be in elementary and the Viet Cong retaliated school. with an outbreak of grenade ' Mary Susan, 10, died about six hours later in an Aitkin hos- throwing in the capital and near ^^& ^ ' y Maddux m it' pital. : . ATLANTA, Ga. (APX - A The: Associated Press sam- that each was the best man for Although more than 1,000 Calla- the job. The accident happened just check of Georgia legislators, pling shows: Maddox 33, South Vietnamese troops pushed who will elect the state's next way 9, undecided 33. But the two rivals gave differ- west of Aitkin. governor, gives Democrat Les- ent viewpoints on the outcome Douglas Hallbeck, 16, of 918 a search-and-destroy mission in ter G. Maddox almost a 4-fco-l Among the undecided were 11 of the U.S. Supreme Court's 5-4 E. 28th St., Minneapolis, was the Mekong Delta 105 miles edge over Republican candidate Negroes, and one commented he ruling allowing the legislature killed by a hit-run car, police south of Saigon, ground fighting would not vote for either of the Howard Callaway. But many to choose the man they want to said, as his brother Ted, 21, across the country dwindled and lawmakers still were undecided. candidates. The legislators were fill the governors' cbiair. watched from the apartment LADDER TO DRY SUCCESS . . . Boy in Moulbaix-Irchonweb, near Mons In Bel- asked what their decisions they shared. Scouts paddle a boat made from a ladder gium. (AP Brussels) only light skirmishes were re- The General Assembly, con- Photofax by cable from - aisting of 259 lawmakers, has would be at an annual legisla- "I think it would be -very Officers said blood-splattered arid tw» inner tubes to assist , flood victims ported. : tive institute at the University man to be named ' 229 Democrats — 46 out of 54 in tough on a glass from the car s windshield U.S. planes Monday had their of Georgia in Athens, and by governor if he did not win a ma- was found at the scene; The boy the Senate and 163 out of 25 in busiest day over North Vietnam the House. The legislature is ex- telephone. jority of the votes by the peo. was crossing the street when hit. Both Callaway ; and Maddox pie," Callaway said. La Crosse Link in Danger in weeks, flying 99 bombing pected to select the next gover- A 19-year-old witness told po- missions or 300 to 350 individual nor Jan. 10, the day after the were at the meeting Monday But Maddox, hailing the deci- seeking to convince legislators would lice he chased the death car in strikes. This was still well below next legislative session begins. sion, said he was sure he his own and recorded its license the average of 150 missions be Georgia's next governor be- Police were flown daily before the legislative support. number^ investigat- monsoon cause of ing. ' ¦'. stomas moved north. Some legislators, dissatisfied The deaths raised Minnesota's In. one of the missions two all- with both candidates, reportedly 1966 highway toll to 903, com- weather Navy Intruders from have started a movement to pared with the record of 877 for the carrier Kitty Hawk struck block either one from claiming all of last year. only five miles from Haiphong, - the governorship. North Vietnam's main port Tha Their strategy is to refrain For Badger Highways jet bombers made radar preci- from voting when the legisla- MADISON, Wis. WI — A fed- ban a week ago by a top-rank- terstate 94 by the end of 1967 as sion runs on a missile assembly ture meets in joint session. The eral roadblock to state bonding ing federal highway official. He scheduled. installation, and one of the pi- Georgia constitution requires Ike Snapping may set back completion of in- said the step evidently was be- lots said the explosions "looked the votes of a majority of mem- terstate highway links in the La ing taken as pari of a federial BUT HE said the Black Biver like flashbulbs in the night." bers present at the session. Falls to fomah section of In- Crosse-Tomah-Black River Falls program to curb inflation. The B52 raid hammered at % area until the 1970s, Wisconsin terstate 94 and the Tomah to Atty. Gen. Arthur Bolton, Back Fast An earlier cutback in federal La Crosse segment of inter- Viet Cong base camp and stor- asked what would be the result officials said today. highway aid for the current fis- age area '30 miles north: of Sai- G. H. Bakke, chairman of the state 90 might not be finished gon if the lawmakers fail to make a cal year will delay construc- until "up to four years later." , repeating raids last week decision, said that Gov. Carl State Highway Commission, tion of superhighway segments in the same area aimed at Sanders possibly could remain From Surgery said the anticipated ban on in Milwaukee, Madison, Wau- The speedup in highway con- knocking out the lairs from in office. : bonding would block the $26.5 sau and Superior for at least struction engineered by law- which tbe Viet Cong launch ter- WASHINGTON (AP)—Former million accelerated highway another year, Bakke announc- makers earlier this year had President Dwight D. Eisenhow- construction program approved ed. ' 7.: ' .77 been designed to open the To- er, reported snapping back fast by the Legislature during its mah-Black River Falls section Reds Say Four from his gallbladder operation, spring session. Bakke said a shuffling of by the end of 1S68 and the To- has his sights set on swinging funds would enable the state to mah-La Crosse link by the end US. Jets Felled Economy Past Bakke his aides were open the 50-mile Black River his golf clubs by early spring. said of 1969-- TOKYO _B — Radio Hanoi "Quite satisfactory" was the told in advance of the bonding Falls to Eau Claire link in in- said U.S jet planes attack- latest word from Walter Reed Bakke said the two projects . might not be finished ed suburbs and residential Inflation Peak Artny Hospital on the 76-yeSr- until 1972 areas of Hanoi today and old five-star general's condition or later if the state is not al- that North Vietnamese after his one and three-quarter lowed to borrow money through forces in the capital area bonds to bankroll the highways hour operation Monday morn- Ruby Too III shot down four of them. It Heller States ing. ahead of the federal schedule. said pilots of the planes "Multiple large and small About $6.7. million in projects weal taken prisoner. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Dr. planned for financing with fed- There was no confirmation Walter W. Heller, former chair- gallstones were in the gallblad- der which was removed," said eral funds, including $4.1 mil- of this from U.S. officials man of the President's Council For Operation lion for the downtown extension in Saigon. of Economic Advisors, says he the bulletin issued shortly after 5 p.m. Monday. These were the DALLAS, Tex. —Wreckage o f am WEATHER Hamilton Beach things that have to be done" An extensive air-sea search The Dallas News and the Dal- ropean manpower his 1964 conviction in Chattanoo. Yacht Club is needed in Air Force radar picket plane . J. E. . . . When you're thinking was launched and the body of las Times Herald, quoting un- the war in Southeast Asia. ga, Tenn. FEDERAL FORECAST Gcmeskl, which went down at sea Nov. 11 that the grass looks green- Lt. (J.g.) Lawrence P. Beam, named sources, said the malig- killing 19 crewmen, apparently Secretary 8 Calif., "Of count. replied, Hoffa, re-elected last July lo a WINONA AND VICINITY - er on the other side of tho 25, of Imperial Beach, nancy had spread to other parts " be has been found. five-year term as chief of the Fair to partly cloudy through Mr. and Mrs. (says the cynic) re- wag found during the night. Tbe of Ruby's body and the outlook '.'we'd be glad to see help from , fence Films of wreckage SOO feet be- 1.7-million-momber union, has Wednesday. Continued mild. E. J. Holehouse S member that the water bill search was continued today. was not favorable. any quarter, of any sort, in low the surface and 125 miles Anonymous 100 no intention of giving up without Low tonight 18-27, high Wednes- is bigger, too. Among the missing were Capt. Sanford said it was too early Vietnam. It is Important that east of Nantucket, Air Force a fight to the last, informed day 45. Pegg and Ralph Jr. 10 John R. McKee of Coronado, to tell. "Chances of recovery that matter be wound up spokesmen said Monday, defi- sources within the union said . LOCAL WEATHER U, A. Plumbers & Calif,, commanding officer of depend on the location qf the prpmptjy and on a basis that is nitely are that of an aircraft. Hoffa's lawyers could stave Official observations for the Steamfitterfl Local Amphibious Squadron 9 based at primary site" of a malignant satisfactory to the security of A Navy salvage vessel is at off execution of the, sentence for 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: No. 6 10 Coronado. The Navy said the tumor found Saturday In a the Vietnamese people and of the scene with divers who will months, these sources said, Maximum, 88; minimum, 17; (For more laugha see missing men wore all from Cal- lymph node in Ruby's neck , he the free world. Help from all attempt to make positive ideat) . "He has three shots at It ," noon, 31; precipitation, none. Total To Date ...12 ,325.87 Earl Wilson on Page 4.) ifornia. said. quarters would be welcomed." fication of tha debris. / Shopi Tonight • — All Stores Open Until 9 invited. A program featuring — The vacation calendar In the isession Dec. 22, but there will White House Homer Students Myron Nilles as speaker and Gale-Ettrick District has been 1be no school Jan. 2; classes carols by grades 5-6 from Da- changed. Classes will be in 'will open Jan. 3. Mondovi Asks B ids Silent on Senators May To Decorate kota School will be followed by %__ ?_im-mmA\ *^^ On New* fire Truck exchange of gifts snd lunch. Murphy May Luci Rumors Museum's Tree Santa Claus will arrive in per- MONDOVI, Wis. - Mondovi (AP) The children in grades 5 and son about 9 p.m. City Council will open bids Feb. WASHINGTON - The Hear Kennedy Nilles, history student at St. White House had nothing to say 6 at Homer School will decor- 7 on a fire truck and equipment. ate a Christmas tree at the Wi- Mary's College and native of on chassis are restricted today about rumors that Mr. Rollingstone, will give a paper Head GOP's Bids and Mrs. Patrick Nugent are nona County Historical Society i^ A1W1 to authorized dealers in Mon - museum at 125 W. 5th St to- on the history of this area from dovi , according to Joseph I. expecting a baby. And Hoover 1650 to 1870. "If and when that happy event WASHINGTOI. (AP ) — The night at 7. They will use orna- -__ W_h_ TOUROT. Peterson, city clerk . ments they have made under Gifts for exchange should be Senate Drive should occur, we would make wiretap flap between Sen. Rob- homemade, antioues or histor- no announcement," a spokes- ert F. Kennedy and FBI the supervision of their teach- WASH-NCTON (AP ) - Cali- er, Mrs. Irvin Blumentritt. ical artifacts. The party is atism; Sen. Hugh Scott of Penn- man told a reporter who asked Director J. Edgar Hoover will designed renew memories fornia Sen. George Murphy ap- who also wants the to sylvania, about the rumors. move into the arena of a Senate This is in preparation for the of old-time Christmases. pears headed for the GOP job job. is among the Senate 's more Presumably, this would leave annual Christmas party Thurs that helped make Barry Gold- hearing next year. liberal Republicans. it up to the Nugents. Luci, 19- Sen. Edward V. Long, D-Mo., day at 8 p.m. to which society GALE-ETTRICK SCHOOL water famous — hunting votes year-old daughter of President members and the public are GALESVILLE Wis. (Special) an In- announced the scheduling Mon- , and money for Republican Sen- But Goldwater said Ln and Mrs. Johnson, was married ate campaigners. terview that ideology has noth- day night. last Aug. 6 to Nugent, and they Long, who has been inves- Goldwater, who served four ing to do with his view. "I think Bow live in Austin, Tex. ""¦ ¦ tigating invasions of privacy years as chairman of the Senate somebody like Murphy will be ¦ ¦ Jff AS BRIGHT AND Republican Campaign Commit- more universally accepted, par- PROGRAM AT WEAVER by wiretappers and electronic I J tee, said be thinks Murphy, 64, ticularly, in the West," be said. WEAVER, Minn. (Special ) J- snoopers since February 1965, is chairman of the Senate sub- EAS Y-TO-TAKE should get the post. "This is no ideological clash The Weaver School will close | all," said Mor- Friday for the holidays and committee on administrative Sen. Thruston B. Morton of in the party at practices and procedures. Kentucky, who holds it now , ton, "just a question of who can onen again Jan . 2. Mi. s Evelyn AS THE SEASON | said the Californian apparently raise some hard cash;" Thomson, teacher, and the pu- At Issue Is who—Hoover or has the votes to take over when He said Murphy ranks right pils , will present their Christ- Kennedy — is telling the truth mas AMERICAN TOURISTER j program Thursday at 1:30 ' ¦ ' ¦" ¦ ' • ' ¦ ^^ ' ¦ GOP senators fill the position in behind Senate Republican Lead- about who authorized the wire- . ' ¦ ' - ' - '# " ¦ , - ¦ : __j_^msm1 ¦ ' - January. er Everett M. Dirksen as the p.m. Friends are welcome. tapping and electronic eaves- . _ j . :/ . . ^____j _ ^ _ : Standani of the World Morton is leaving the post to most sought-after speechmaker CAROLERS AT BLAIR dropping which has jeopardized I prepare his own re-election among GOP. senators. BLA1K, Wis. (Specif) — The a host of federal prosecutions. . ¦ ______tv_ji____. campaign. Goldwater plans a Dirksen was not tipping his junior choir of Zion Lutheran One of those cases on the en- * - Hi__i___^_s___f^^i^_3__ * Senate face for the Ariiona seat hand on a choice for the chair- Church will go Christmas carol- dangered list involves Bobby now held by Sen. Carl Hayden, manship. He said Sens. Jack R. ing Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Baker, former secretary to Sen- Democrat. Miller~~of- Iowa and Gordon L. -will ate Democrats and a friend of a Lunch be served following ¦ Murphy leans toward conserv- Allott of Colorado want it, too. the caroling. President Johnson. \\ I _^_^.____E_I______^______M^______BB___ H_____n__F Baker's case is concerned _f _____mm______m___ 0«35-»-_3.»Wa«S#-»J«J-£.S-S_«4TO with nine charges of income tax ______l______\ evasion, larceny and conspira- ^______B \ cy, and is now being heard in U.S. District Court here. As for the two principals hi ______the dispute, both Kennedy, a New- York Democrat, and Hoo- ver were practicing the silence- is-golden routine Monday night. ¦ ; I ^^^^______H_H__i______K9______H The Kennedy-Hoover quarrel ______^^^^^^^^^^^^ ¦ ¦ v^P^^ ¦ opened last Saturday with the ¦ '^___ ^______HH^_____HH^^^^______HI^^^______^^^^^^IB ' ' ______K^___!_ - _- ______^ r 5 ^S*P^I^______L- ' H F > ^^^; 3^____-______H______-______H______H release of a letter from Hoover ______HHL__, - ^^^^QSH___B____I ¦ ¦ MWm ^______H_^______T^^^L^_____P^ - to Rep. H.R. Gross,.It-Iowa. Wa\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\W______HI______E__m\\WmWMF^______B ^^^^Ex>m^m In this letter Hoover asserted ¦ ' MMMMMMMMMMMmmWf - >'M Kennedy knew about the wire- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^______m__ \_t MM% ^ * y Wmk tapping and electronic surveil- j^HH^^^^ HBBilltSS______t¦*¦ m&k lance activities ____ \wf x ^______\______WMavmmWmWm< ' _____ K9__T ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ of the FBI and j • .• ' • ' • Supported cast vinyl coverings have soperior resTslanct I attached a memorandum signed | tq scuffing, scratcnine and 1 by Kennedy purporting to show |. ?. Riinforwd with fiberglau.for extra protettlvs tlren^H I thiS. : liehthess I 7 arid amadne . ' f Patented tonjue in groove, stalnlesj !te el closur.t. | Further, Hoover said that | • § during Kennedy's 1961-64 tenure 1 • PaUntid handli, with foant rubber cusfiton, as attorney general, these activ- ] • Patented tan aetlon locks, ean\snap open. X X 'i l|5l ( T Only \ J • luxurfooj floral brotadi lining..- * • ities had increased with Kenne- /jT.l TfitSPOItTAB0UT.B--t. X5_J / ' 1 : | dy's approval- 7 Solid-ftatc tmplifisr for 1 • Duetta HardsTd a zarment Jearrier with hansers remov- I JA \\\ i&Pa _P%Q'_. able separately or at wholo units. . 1 Kennedy said maybe he was \\) V) 8T*at*,r P«rfoi_Mnce PUj_ l*r*% KL from or AC wall U / supposed to know about these iStH _i_^ batteriet V ^M ^m J • 7 colors, 24 styles for men, 1 outlet. Zaisith quality t' \ ^ J AT ALL FINI WOOACI activities, but he didn't and ¦poker. PorUmatie 4-cpMd \ / AND MPARTMIMT iioUM I certainly he had never author- record changer. Cabinet: N / ized them. Ascot Gray Metallic color and ^^ ¦ ¦ ' 9\ \\ Tf $ 13m- 5f ""''^^ ¦Jll¦ ^K « Ebony color or Gold Metallic color and Light Gray color. ______¦_¦ "I No Indication of NewBandshell dmgnivrtctttht sound toward you! - ______P^_I_^______^__ ^______^______H Mail Backlog . ___y__\ __r_m\______W_____m\\ MINNEAPOLIS (AP .-There I are no indications of a mail JACQUES' TELEVISION i backlog in the region during the SALES & SERVICE | Christmas rush which started 63 EAST THIRD ST. WI NONA \ early last month, Adrian P. 1218 West 4th St. ° Phone 9011 • Winkel, director of the Minne- apolis postal region said Satur- '¦M»»*-aai__N_aM_----a__--______--_BMMMM s—mmmmwmmmmMMi^^ day.' ". "We're in very good shape In all of the regitffl 's post offices," 7 Umaaaaaaa9k9aaa9maaaaaMMaaaaaWLa9MaMMMMMMMMMMMMWm ^^ _ said Winkel, whose district iMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMaawmmavaMm______s_^_e_ ^^^v . u,^. ml!&^" ^^^'*Y covers' Minnesota, Wisconsin and ^-^3*t^ ___k s ______^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^______HiH^^^^^^H^^H^^ HEii8__ w_ S^I_t^W^ '* d______H V the Dakotas. Between 6,000 and 7,000 tem- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ B^^^^^ B^^^B^^Wffi ^^ jj ^SiB_^i™-_ ^^_^H_^B-__-_^ **___^__ V porary employes were hired to help with the Christmas rush, he added. ¦ _¦ liiw MAI__% - ______¦ ?**** _J_JS^______B 9m M MM wm ¦ M m 90 9 mm 3 Killed in Iowa aaWm^^^^^^^^^^^^^aW^^^*' ** » ^^^)H^______F ¦ ¦ ¦ %_# iff kmWmWmWmWmWmmmmiimi atSta^^ ^_S______H > G rossing Accident v W— mm' JMW AM Hv __\ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ¦¦¦qwKSQ^^^I^^^^BBaV^R^k^^^SQ^^^B^os *^______HF Pt ^_____K-5^'"%*'^ • • nia and Meter Co., Stoltman, the city can hold Housing Units Junction streets was ment of several of its mem- ing VJTV By C. GORDON HOLTE toric step last year in adopting with nearly the same result. down maintenance and replace- voted Monday night by the City bers, the City Council voted whose net bid Approval of an $18,750 loan Dally News Staff Writer the index plan. Most teachers /¦• ment costs in future years. IF THE . $4,-00 starting salary Council. Monday night to take the high- was $6,329.37. >*_ ij »_ "!l to the Winona Housing: and Re- Representatives of Winona's are happy with it as a salary The Duncan I ^QUnUI According to the Park-O-Me- tool and the guide certainly of 1961-62 had kept pace with Aldermen also gave standby er of two qualified bids for 132 development Authority was an- public school teachers and the the average family buying in- bid was pre- ter representative, Don Har- helps in salary negotiations, or authority new parking meters. nounced today by the Depart- Board of Education Monday period Mil- to the city attorney sented at $6,662.50 with a 5 per- stad, these savings can he as planning, or whatever word you come during this , In a 54 split vote the coun- ment of Housing and Urban night began talking about a new ler continued the base salary to acquire three parcels of land cent discount ' for cash payment much as $10,000 to $15,000 over want to use — as long as it is , cil decided to buy the Park-O- teachers salary schedule for the for the 1965-66 contract year by condemnation if need be. in 60 days. the life Of the meters. This Development. not demanding." Meter product that has been on would he possible he said 1967-68 contract year with a dis- would have been $5,300, rather The parcels are owned by , , The loan is to finance plan- Explaining that the teachers Dan- city streets for the last 17 MEMBERS of the majority through trade-in allowances on cussion concerned more with , than $5,000. If a 4 percent cost iel ning for construction of 125 low- rather than stating any specific Przybylski. Miracle Mall years. The Park-O-Meter bid, defended the action as a long- replacements the philosophy of schedule of living increase were then to , base salary with which an hi- Shopping Center and College of The action rent housing units fox elderly structuring and cost of living have been taken into consider- was accomplished des figure might be implement- Saint Teresa. in t votes The first persons in the city. trends than with any specific ation in arriving at a starting wo . came ed, would like to "present some after a lengthy discussion of No other information in con- proposal for schedule changes. salary for the curremt contract . APPRAISERS will be hired ideas as to what salaries can year, he said, the figure would placements and time limits for nection with the advance had The delegation representing to set prices and the city will the Winona Education Associa- look like for the coming year." have been $5,512, instead of tho negotiate Meter Placement new meters now being added to for outright been made available tfcis morn- Miller turned to comparisons purchase the present meter zone. Aid. . tion and the Winona Federation $5,150 set by the board. 7 on the basis of their , of increases in base salaries recom- Henry Parks moved the ing to the authority. Tbe author of Teachers first reviewed brief- Using a 4 percent cost Of liv- mendations. Dun- for teachers for the period from can bid, held over from last ity board will hold its Decem- ly developments in scheduling ing increase for the next year in * Acquisition must be initiated the 1961-62 contract year to Plan Approved week for review of specifica- ber meeting tonight at , 7 at the proceedings for the 1966-67 con- projecting a 1967-68 starting sal-: : soon, advised r-——¦———- contract this year 1965-66 with in- tions, be accepted. tract y e a r, .— ' -' ' ; '.; '— ary — and Miller said that he George M. Ro- Meeting as a committee of ledged, for convenience of pa- Arthur C. Thurley Homes com- creases in this same period in C'i ¥\e then cited sta- > L I felt this might be conservative bertson Jr., ^''J r the whole, the City Council trons of neighborhood busines- VOTING IN favor were Aid. munity room. OCfl Opl average buying income for Wi- in view of the fact that 5 and _ tistics to show city attorney, voted Monday night to adopt a ses. David Johnston, Barry Nelson, The amount granted is about that base sal- nona families. 6 percent increases are suggest- because en. previously recommended plan of Donald Klagge and Parks. Nay GoUncil Aldermen heard, but did half of what was requested; aries of Wi- HE SAD) that one study had ed by many —- the starting ginears hope ' —-—-— placement for 132 new parking votes were cast by President POarqBoard salary would come to $5,732. •"*¦"¦¦''^"*"a*& nona's public I indicated that the average fam- "'Tor'^W" %'arl'y **"' meters. not act on, a request for two Harold Briesath, Stoltman Jer- In its application the author- , school teach- ily income, after taxes in Wi- spring contract letting. The council also ;held open non-metered, reserved spaces ry Borzyskowski, H a r o 1 d ity fcad sought up to $35,000 to , "THESE are flgnres/V Miller . ers in a four-year period had during the teacher contract While the Winona County the possibility of further expan- at 119 E. 5th St. by Albert Hem- Thiewes and Garber. plan for 2O0 additional elderly nona stated, "which are comparing not kept pace with the average year of 1961-62 was $6,383. By Board of Commissioners al- sion of the metered zone and mesch who wrote that tenants Aid. Johnston and Barry Nel- housing units. Winona salaries with the Wino- buying income of Winona fam- the 1965-66 contract year, Mil- ready has approved the detail- once more reviewed the ques- in his apartments cannot other- son immediately demanded ex- na base. We have used no 'pie ilies during the same period. ler said this average after-tax- ed plan drawn by consulting en- tion of annual fees; for commer- wise park at the address. planations from the majority. , in the sky' national figures to gineers, the council has with- cial loading zone privileges. Robertson noted that the Mock Elliott Toomey, Duncan repre- AFTER hearing, the presenta- es family buying income had compare the base salary to. Tha or an increase held full approval. The major is now solidly parked each work- sentative, to.d the council his Youth Sought tion, Board President Lawrence swelled to $7,681, 39-week work year has no bear- issue awaiting settlement is that SOME SORT of charge is ing day and that residents pre- meters are guaranteed for two Santelman said that school di- of 20.3 percent. . ing on these figures; they art of parking restrictions to be expected to be included in an sumably are unable to secure years and that cost of changing rectors would study the mat- The base salary for beginning strictly percentage figures. W« see no reason why the teachers placed on the 2-mile segment. amended ordinance the council spaces in any ¦event during day- time limit mechanisms would ter and arrange another Tmeet- teachers for the 1961-62 contract will consider at a forthcoming ' ' ¦ be In Check Passing 400 and of Winona should not advance The project is a joint city- time hours. : .. $5.52 per meter, if this be- ing on salary issues with the year, he noted, was $4, , comes necessary. with the average Winonan. county affair meeting. In a rebuttal joint teachers committee. He went up to $5,000 in 1965-66, ffl- , with 50 percent AN INITIAL report showed speech later financing from special state Most of the new meters will , Harstad said his noted that with the Christmas an increase of 12 percent. "We can figure that the cost that the newly opened lot at 166 firm would charge highway turnback funds created have 10-hour limits. The new $4.20 for the Af St. Gharles holiday season approaching it "The increase in the buying of living rises in this time pe- Center St. grossed $96 in its same operation on by the 1965 legislature. plan calls for its meters. The sheriff's office is investi- probably would be impossible to income: of Winona families was riod wiped out about two-thirds ' ' ¦ first seven days of operation, Members elimination of l' " . . y of the majority cit- gating complaints of bad checks schedule a second ineeting in 8 percent higher than the raise of this increase. We are not Robertson said; He conceded ed what they said were the IN GENERAL, the design many appar- at St. Charles. the immediate future but felt in the base salary," Miller said, keeping up with the cost of liv- C.fV there may be some fall-off after difficulties that would arise : calls for a 4-lane, 48-foot road- ently contra- . . -'' Lloyd Duncanson, St. Charles, that another meeting could be "and this comparison can be ing.'" :;_- . . = way with parking eliminated. the holidays. from having two types of me- dictory situa- /¦-...-.- ;! reported at 4 p.m. Monday that called sometime early next made at any step along the way Miller said that local collega Some aldermen have suggested V-OUnCII Redrafting the general down- ters. Double inventories of tools dons wherein he had cashed a check for $10 year. This, the teachers group placement bureaus are advising that parking be permitted at town parking meter zone ordi- land parts would have to be some streets for a youth about 18 years of said, would be satisfactory with teachers who will be graduated designated times and places for nance will be a complex job, maintained, argued Aid Stolt- are metered on one side and . age last week and that it had them. from college this academic year convenience of some neighbor- Robertson said; Some sections man. Moreover, he continued, when open on the other. The low rate been returned by the bank James R. Miller, an English Buffalo County that most will sign beginning hood businesses and area resi- have been cut out. Others have urban renewal is in the offing have is designed to attract long-term it was\found he did not instructor at Central Junior contracts for near $5,500, a few dents. been made obsolete by passage and no one now knows what an account thfere. parking which now frequently needs will be then High School and chairman of will sign for around $5,400 and Council President Harold of time and changing condi- . Up to now The youth, who signed his occupies downtown meters that Stoltman has the teachers' joint salary com- many will receive contracts pro- Briesath proposed that the park- tions, he said. By recording vigorously oppos- name "Dennis Nelsori," cashed S hows Interest merchants would rather have ed urban mittee, prefaced his remarks on viding a beginning salary as ing restriction be lifted on Sun- changes on, an official map in- renewal and he did at least five other checks TUI available to shoppers. not elaborate salary matters by referring to high as $6,000. days, holidays and evenings. He stead of in written form, offi- further on this St. Charles on the same day, Another purpose of the expan- portion of his headline of a Daily News ac- said this should be done since cials can keep a better eye on argument all on an account at the First a In Beautification BASED ON a starting salary sion is to raise more revenue by count of plans for the initial the limits apparently are to the situation, he recommended. National Bank of St. Charles. Buf- of $5,150, the index guide fig- charging for street spaces now HARSTAD disputed Toomey's meeting of board and teachers ALMA, Wis. — Fourteen promote safety at the new high Aid. David Johnston question- contention Sheriff George Fort , who ures for the current contract heavily used but unproductive that trends are mov- oh salary matters and express- falo County municipalities ex- school entrances . City Engineer ed practicality of 12-minute me- ing toward described the youth as about 6 , year figure out to 1.52 for com- James Baird conceded that of parking receipts. According ters in two 5th Street spaces manually operated ing the hope that in subsequent pressed interest at a meeting meters. The Duncan meter, feet tall, slender , -with dark here Monday night ih participat- puting the maximum at tha hardships might result for busi- to long range planning and re- fronting the post office. Presi- stories presentations by t h e ' which has been tested on sev- hair, said the youth apparently iag in jobs that may be open bachelor s degree level, 1.64 for nesses but added that Sunday commendations by the City dent Harold Briesath said these teachers "vril\ not be represent- ' plus 30 quarter hours eral city locations for the past had tried to cash otter checks between January and June for bachelor s traffic is especially heavy. Planning Commission and serve as convenient additions to eight months in the town but was turned ed as demands. Teachers can- of study, 1.77 for. those with Density of traffic eventually , is activated by beautifying town roads and Chamber of Commerce, the add- spaces provided on the post of- the turn of down when he failed to produce not make demands and I think master's degrees and 1.82 for will force abandonment of park- a handle when buildings. ed revenue will help furnish fice drive. coins are the necessary identification. this should be made clear." . the maximum for teachers with Baird observed since tbe deposited. The Park- James Ray, director of the ing, , more downtown off-street park- O-Meter has master's degrees and 30 quar- only other major westerly ar- ing space. THERE ARE now abont 35 a mainspring that HE SAID that the "first point Western Dairyland Economic must be wound about twice a ter hours of study and 13 or teries are Broadway and 5th loading zones in downtown for discussion should be that of Opportunity Council, Whitehall, week by a maintenance man. more years of teaching exper- He told Aid. David ALONG WITH the new plan, areas, Robertson said. Some the continuation of the imple- explained the program. He said Street. It is termed an automatic me- ience. as presented by City Attorney are obsolete since their original mentation of the second year of about $600 000 is available over Johnston that the narrowest ter. ' , . ' - . " Young Driver , Without stating a specific pro- boulevard contemplated would George M. Robertson Jr. and justification no longer exists, he the three-year index guide" for the state under the Sea. Nel- H. E. Hippe, planning coordina- Aid. Henry Parks shot a posal for a new base starting be 8 feet wide. The alderman explained. Some are used im- salary scheduling. son amendment to the federal ' tor, the council agreed to chang- properly as reserved parking question at Harstad about trade- salary, the teachers committea bad proposed that sidewalks be in replacement costs. The net At last winter's salary meet- beautification act. Allotments suggested that as a second-year adjacent to curbings so as not es on Johnson Street between spaces by those to whom they ings teachers had the Con- cost would be $34.50 each, Har- Found Guilty asked that wdll be made through continuation of the index guida to split up grass plots. Baird 4th and 5th streets. were granted , he added. stad replied. the board adopt the philosophy servation Department philosophy the index figures said adjacent walks can create These include designation of Under the John A. Brandes, Ifi, 958 E. new ordinance, When Aid. StpUman of the index guide in future It is a program for adults. 1967-68 might be 1.00 to 1.58 formidable snow removal prob- three spaces on the moved King St., was found guilty in for east side said Robertson, every space in that -the council structuring of the salary sched- Federal funds would pay 90 ' 1.05 to lems and thus should be avoid- accept the municipal court this morning of at the bachelor s level , .is a jointly used loading zone a metered zone will have a me- higher bid ule. I>ercent of the . cost, with 10 ' , the voting lineup re- driving while his license was 1.65 for bachelor s plus 30 for Nelson Tire Service and the ter and a time rate unless oth- mained the sake This, in brief, provides that a percent to be paid by muni- master's . In favor were suspended and was fined $35. hours, 1.10 to 1.80 for National Food Store. Also pro- erwise designated by the coun- Aid. Briesath, Stoltman Bor- specified percentage differentia] cipalities participating ; degree teachers and 1.15 to .1.86 SETTLEMENT of such Issues at the request of the cil. If a meter is removed — to , Brandes , who defended him- perhaps can wait suggested vided, zyskowski, Thiewes and Garb- be used to arrive at maximum The program is not set up as for those; with toaster's degrees , create loading zone — self at the trial, was arrested Aid. Don Klagge. Aid. Briesath tire firm, were 2-hour rather a a fee er. Opposed were Aid. Johnston, salaries at each level of train- yet, according to Archie Bro- and 30 quarter hours. while lying on the front floor answered that as many aspects than 10-hour meters. will be charged approximately Nelson, Kfagge and Paris. ing and: experience,. based on vold, Buffalo County agent. Miller said that teachers felt of a parked car on Sarnia as possible should be settled Shorter time limits are needed equal to the annual return a Harstad said the new meters the beginning salary for teach- When it is, applications will be that the index guide on each Olmstead Street Nov. before the plan is submitted in the area, aldermen acknow- meter would bring at that point. can accommodate pennies, Street at ers with four-year degrees and taken for the jobs by the Wis- level should be "split into equal for state Highway Department Specially limited parking nickels, dimes and quarters. 10 at 1:10 a.m. no previous teaching exper- consin Employment Service. steps. Manipulation of the index approval. Goodview Rezoning zones for businesses in residen- Most of them will be set for Brandes claimed that some ience. Buffalo County municipalities at the different levels does not If the council doesn't go along tial areas probably will carry 10-hour limits at a rate of 2V_ other person from the Minnea- The starting salary for new indicating interest were City of agree with the philosophy of with the ful_ plan, noted Aid. Hea ring to Involve some charge, too. General cents per hour. They are to be polis area , whom he did not teachers with bachelor's de- Alma, Fountain City, and the the index." agreement greeted Aid. Barry had been driving the car Barry Nelson, perhaps there is Airport Regulations placed in heavily-parked fringe know, grees was set by the board last towns of Alma, Buffalo, Dover, no point in the project since it Nelson and Henry Parks' sug- areas near the downtown retail and that he was only a passeng- winter at $5 ,150 for the current Gilmanton. Mondovi , Montana, AFTER hearing the presenta- gestion that costs of painting core. er. He had ducked down on the tion by the delegation, 3rd would only result In 2-lane traf- A public hearing Dec. 19 on a ¦ contract year. Salaries for four- Milton, Lincoln, Nelson, Wau- ' ¦ Allen fic as at present. rezoning petition in Goodview and sign erection for such floor when the police approach- year degree teachers range up- mandee, Modena and Maxville. Ward Director Frank J. ¦ "Without trying to will involve the City of Winona, spaces be charged to benefici- ed him because, as he said, ward to $7,800 after 13 years The Western Dairyland Econ- commented, aries. Collision Causes I was just City Council members were told he was afraid police were after experience to make the maxi- omic Opportunity Council com- start an argument, wondering . whether your com- Burglar Gets Monday night. THE PLAN calls for an ad- $350 in Damage them for some other reason. mum 1.52 times the starting prises Buffalo, Eau Claire, Owners of land just east of Officer James Hill testified salary. This year's index guide Jackson and Trempealeau coun- (Continued on Page 11 CoL 6) ditional 16 long-term meters at on Cigarettes at Process & Products Develop- the north end of Main Street , A collision this morning at that he had met the vehicle at this level, then, Is 1.52. ties. TEACHERS CITE ment Associates, Mr. and Mrs. Hippe noted. On the premise Laird and East King streets re- the street , recognized the driv- Service Station Edwin F. Loos, 5040 6th St., that the courthouse lot is in- sulted in approximately $350 er as Brandes and knew his THE OVERALL schedule is have petitioned for a change of sufficiently used, three-fourths damage to the two cars involv- license had been suspended. He based on four levels of train- A break-in at the Harvey's classification. They want the of its meters will be converted ed. followed the car some distance ing — , each ranging in steps up Pure Oil service station in Su- zoning changed from commer- to 10-hour models, with the rest The accident, which occurred and then stopped it and found to 13 years of experience — in gar Loaf Monday night resulted cial to light manufacturing cate- Brandes on the front floor. separate categories for teach- Gift K -2-hour models. Hippe said. It is at 7:46 a.m., involved a car An Ideal Christmas in the theft of 20 cartons of cig- gory. " expected that this will attract driven by Sanford A. Bettcher, Brandes' driving record, ers with bachelor's degrees, The first edition of REFLECTIONS AND arettes. Winona is involved because of 21, ri3V_ which contained several viola- bachelor's and 30 credit hours persons wishing to park near E. King St., and the RECIPES OF THE CASUAL OBSERVER sold out Harvey Sifferath, owner, re- the proximity of the land to the downtown core for extend- other driven by James E. Stout, tions, vas presented as an ex- of advanced study, master's de- ported that someone had gained Max Conrad Field, noted George ed periods. 23, 1670 Kraemer Dr. hibit. The trial began at 9:30 grees and master's degrees and within the first two weeks after it was offered. entrance to the station some M. Robertson Jr., city attorney. A suggestion by Aid. Nelson According to the report, Stout a.m. and was concluded at 10 30 additional hours of study. A second edition was published, most of which time after 9 p.m. by breaking He recommended that Goodview was traveling north on Laird a.m. The maximum salary for a that boulevard parking be more was sold in advance of publication. in the rear door. The cash regis- officials be advised of tho city- closely regulated, and that fees and Bettcher was going west on City Prosecutor Frank Woh- 39-week work year at the high- ter and other merchandise were county airport zoning regula- be charged for such city land King. Both drivers claimed letz represented the state. est training level this year is not touched. Police are investi- tions that might become involv- use, did not evoke a response, that they did not see each oth- $9,373, or 1.82 times the base Less than 300 of these books are still avail- gating the incident. ed in the petition. er until it was too late . starting salary. able for sale and it is expected that they will sell Extension Gra nted In last winter's salary dis- On WIDA Option cussions the teacher delegation out before Christmas. had expressed hope -hat a 19 A 24-month extension of a pur- Index guide might be realized This hard-cover, leatherette-bound book con- chase option on Area 1 in the over a three-year period in com- SMUL tains many of the late Mrs. Gretchen L. Lamber- WithsL W airport industrial park was puting the salary to 91 ChhhtmajL be paid on granted Monday night by the the top step of the schedule. ton's (The Casual Observer) best columns pub- Christmas! Merry Fred Seeling, St. Elizabeth's Nursing Home, Wabasha, City Council to Winona Indus- Miller told directors Monday lished in the Daily News and the St. Paul Pioneer No doubt Christmas won't be merry for all the folks in Minn. E5981. trial Development Association , night that "This index guide is this newspaper's list of the sick , the shut-ins and the lonely, Ida Hegge, Lutheran Hospital , La Crosse, Wis. She frac- WIDA requested the exten- In keeping with the apparent Press, and many of her best recipes and those hut it will bo a little bit happier for each greeting card they tured her hip last week at Nyen'» Rest Home, Blair—tho sion In a letter which noted that philosophy of the board in re- of people in the area. rcceiv . '. same hip sho had broken earlier before coming to Nyen's. negotiations for the .sale of Area warding the teacher for pro- They will know that someone cared enough to remem- / Mrs. Elizabeth Flies 4 are being completed. , , St. Elizabeth's Nursing Home, Wa- fessional advancement. We have It is an ideal Christmas gift — for you if you ber them, Here are some of their names nnd addresses: basha, Minn. 55081. Area 4 is located between the based our proposal on tho Mrs. Arlene Wartenberg, 1105 W. Howard St., Winona, William Stearns, Nyen Rest Home, Blair, Wis. new Thern Machine Co. plant board's statement last year that don't already have one — or for your best Inc. Minn. She's in a wheelchair. Mrs. Ann Koenlg, Caledonia Nursing Home, Caledonia, and the Watkins Products , the index guide philosophy friends if you do. Herman Meyer, St. Eliza- Minn. hangar. Area 1 Ls just south would be used In future salary , beth's Nursing Home, Waba- Matthew McNallan , St. Elizabeth's Nursing Home, Wa- of Area. 4 actioni We are assuming that sha, Minn. 55081. basha, Minn. 55081. The option to b>e extended you will follow through with this Purchase of this book is tax deductible as a will expire Dec. 20- Miss Gina Lommen, 217 Leo Houlihan, Caledonia Nursing Home, Caledonia . Minn. ¦ threvyenr plan." contribution to Community Memorial Hospital S. Pine St., Caledonia, Minn. Mrs. Katherine Meyer , St. Elizabeth's Nursing Home , Wa- Auxiliary which receives all income from the The Rev: David Ryszka, basha, Minn. 55981. HE SAID that he felt that 5,000 Lights on "The Index guide should not be St. Elizabeth's Nursing Home, Mrs. Thressa Thompson, Blair, Wis. Lives alone. sale of the book. manipulated from year to year Wabasha , Minn. 55081. Mrs. Margaret Schmidt, St. Elizabeth's Nursing Home, Washington Tree Mrs. Hilda Eckman, Nyen Rest Home, Blair, Wis. Wabasha, Minn. 55981. . . . If the board feels that the You may have the book mailed to anyone WILMINGTON, !N,C. (fl - teacher should be rewarded for Mrs. Emma J. Colgraff , St. Elizabeth's Nursing Home, Alvin Grotem, Blair, Wis. Five thousand bulbs light up professional advancement and you wish (in the United States) by sending t\ Wabasha , Minn. 55981. Mrs. Anna Hilger, St. Elizabeth's Nursing Home, Wa- Wilmington's "Christmas tree." Mrs. Maud Ingcrsoll, Green Lea Manor , Mabel , Minn. basha, Minn. 55981. experience, the indox guide Is check for $3 to REFLECTIONS AND RECIPES, The tree is a 75-foot-taU oak , a good Instrument for adjusting E. J. Crotty, Caledonia Nursing Home, Caledonia , Minn. more than 400 years old and salaries, c/o Winona Daily News. Make out checks to BarratK i No. W ¦¦ . m Frank J . Passe , 'St, Elizabeth's Nursing Home Wabasha Winona , , than Community Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Minn. 65981, with a limb spread of more "We feel," Miller continued, 110 feet. "that the board made an his- Veterans of Miss Matilda Thompson, Blair, Wis. She lives alone. ,^mm~. Mrs. Catherine Alice Ford, St. Elizabeth's Nursing Home, It is also for sale at the Daily News and the World War I Wabasha, Minn. 55081. Hospital Gift Shop as follows: iCw Mrs. Clam Omoth, Blair, Wis. lives alone. Eagles Regular Meeting j Mrs. Caroline I. Graham Elizabeth's Nursing Home i THURSDAY, DEC. 15th -1 P.M. , St. , ^N_ti_fi_W wll mm at Wabasha, Minn. 55981. MiUnboxed $2.50 ' N^BK' Auxiliary Taamtttr'a Hall, W erf.—8 p.m. in the Aerie Room ^^^ Mm, Loud Olatan , Pntild*.. Russell Sampson, Nyen Rest Home, Blair, Wis, Boxed, ready for you to mail ....$2.75 M Caledonia Nursing Home Cale- Jacob Tungesvnk k WJ*. ; CM Clinton H. Baldwin, Commander Mrs. Margaret Welscher, , PARTS donia, Minn, ' ¦' ' GREEN'BERir-' . By Jo« Kub«rt QL Happ&nsuL&—L VtiqkL G lea son Out fo Take If Easier By EARL W_ LSO_ . NEW YORK-Jackie. Gleason . flashed the warning to CBS from Miami Beach that be wants to work touch less next sea- son—maybe 22 shows instead of 30. So CBS' Bob Milford flew to Florida to give Jackie scything he wants except possibly the new CBS Bldg., "Black Rock," which Bill Psley would sort of like to keep ... Heard at Charlie Bates' Saloon : "Nobody nose what Barbra Streisand will call her baby';' . . . Sammy Davis ''Sinatra 's giving Mia (for Christmas) Mexico" . Man Jailed in ' -__ ^______^^______B^______^______i____H_____i Jack E. Leonard was heckling ¦ ¦ ¦ White House ¦ ' ¦¦ ' ¦ ...... • - . ... , Voic»3 of the Outdoors. . Darryl Zanuck at Danny's: "You and your skiing in Switz- Panfish Period erland! How about coming out Fight Against Ready for and ice-skating in Central Early each winter, after the ' ¦¦ Park?"-. . ;..;. • ice becomes solid ahd fairly clear of snow, there is a time My B.W. thanks all of you when crappies, sunfish, and Yule Parties for your kind words about the perch , fish commonly caught Power Firm column she wrote for me cover- through the ice ST. PAUL CAP . - A Wash- nM WASHINGTON . (AP .-Christ- 1 , seem to hit 5_pii___-i______^^_i ,q- ' ____BJH_____-______-__-P ' ing "I dol l do!' when I got almost at any time in back- ington County farmer is being * ______H____I r*. t4 . aa\%______mB3z¦ ^ Pennsylvania Ave- fog-bound in Wichita. She ^^^_I______H______y____[' ^ ..-- ' - _^______ar anas at 1600 water and sloughs. held in jail while Northern *a*^ ^ ' * nue : The whiff of cedar, glow of claims a sample comment she States Power Co. is building ' ^ ______\ ______P^ ' 1_F,J*'r,,- "«^___ ¦ : ' ^^^¦ E£_B_____fi______^-^T__ ___l ^^ ¦ ______E______9__t_r¦ tiny white bulbs, reflections of got was: "You were such an Reports on weekend fish- part of a Minneapolis - St. Louis ^*______m&m mp) ir«^£^ _P ••* -_V ' ¦: ______P^^Ba . ¦ ¦ ' ¦ improvement, why don't you ___ ^\te _W . MMMWA T popcorn garlands in a mirror, ing we have received in- power hookup over his land— . M . : write it all the time?" Kidding, dicate that time of the win- and over his objections. , ^y^_ri.a^^u^^^tMmtm a chandelier laced with holly, ' ¦" banquet tables crested with of course (I hope! ) . ter fishing period has now Arnie Carlson , 44, of 'Wood- pine. ; " Carol Channing's reported all arrived. At least ice fish- bury Township, was jailed for It's the White House ready for tuckered out from her "Hello, ermen almost everywhere 90 days for contempt of court Christmas entertaining. Report- Dolly!" tour—and taking oxy- are catching plenty of pan- after refusing to accept an $850 Givealittle. fish. At Spring Lake, near ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ers were given a special pre- gen backstage and a few help- easement settlement ordered by ' '«> ' . '- ': ' . . ' ' ¦ • ' " .' ' , Buffalo City, one of the pop- 4 » • view Monday. ful pushes from her husband a Washington County district To the milkmari, Uncle BiU,-_nd the Courtneys, for i_uti_ice. Charles Lowe, to get her out ular areas for local fish- judge at Stillwater. You don't have to tell them Old Thompson's Holiday foil Decorations center! anrand a there every night. But her fat ermen, the sunfish ran ex- "I'm riqf sure what he'll do wrapping comes fiee. Ot thit Old Thompson is barrelled twice fat 20-foot high balsam fir which checks every week attest to ceptionally, large during the when he gets out, but he doesn't for extra smoothness. towers to the ceiling of the Blue her popularity with the audi- morning hours Sunday. want tbe poles «n our property," Room. Gingerbread cookies — ences and with the IRS • They also got some nice- said Carlson's son Greg. ^ome plastic, some real — can- Joe Cronin in Toots Shor's re- sized perch. Northern States condemned OR MORE 0L0-6_»tH died fruit, toy soldiers and BLENDED WHISKEY 86 PROOF-37t_«.STRAIGr.T WHISKIES A YEARS vived the ancient Shortstops vs. two acres of Carlson's farm for _ NSB0RO.KEN7I.CKY Probably typical of other GR*m.NEUTR*L SPIRITS.0L_ Nr.ORE . DIST. C0.. LOUISyl.UE-0W ; straw snpwflakes hang from its first baseman argument, and an easement. The company is areas is the mess of crappies boughs, . tbe short-,ops ' contention: building a tower that Mike Smith got along the In an area On every mantle, there is pine "First basemen should pay bout 10 feet square. The lines and holly, and gold, sflver or their way in'v . .. . Gina Lollo- Trempealeau dike on the Min- . nesota side of the river. It pass over a strip totaling about blue or red bulbs. Doors sprout brigida, after attending a din- two acres. . chains of cedar. would be easier to list places Red and white ner party at the Preston Longs, "NSP didn't want buy the roses and carnations fill spare where panfish were not taken to want back into Beth Israel land, but simply put a two-pole tabletops. 7 Hospital for more stomach tests. oyer the weekend, because our Everybody's reports indicate they were wooden tower up," said a com- j ^^B j Jack Valentl, who was to have Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson add- catching them in nearly every pany spokesman. "We had no been her escort, excused him- ed at least three new touches to backwater. More f ishhouses choice but to enter condemna- self and returned to the coast. the traditional White House dec- have been put into place for tion proceedings." orations: A 13-foot-high , gold- BARRY NELSON of "Cactns the winter season. In Minnesota, it is legal for a colored paper mache creche in Flower," was telling me at Lar- utility to condemn private land. weather forecast PANFISH HITTING . .. Typical of the catch of panfish the East Room, a mirror dec ry Schubert Lawrence's party The is "We had to have the land," favorable for the coming that was common by fishermen Sunday is this mess of crap- orated with felt symbols Of the honoring Richard Rodgers (for the spokesman said. "It is just week so this should be an 12-days of Christmas and a tbe Samuel Shubert pies taken by Nick Scharette (Smith) 850 E. Fourth St., about last link in a high-voltage wreath made of flowers from 50 ) excellent time to get out while fishing with son, John, below the Trempealeau dam direct hookup with St. Louis ' ¦ ¦ O that he is frequently and get a mess of panfish. .states. . - , ' mistaken for Jackie Cooper, dike on the Minnesota side of the Mississippi River. scheduled to go into service this The ice is safe in most win- ' This is the first floor of the Gene Barry, and Barry Sullivan May.." ter fishing areas. executive mansion. -"which I didn't mind till they The 340,.00-volt system is In- Upstairs, in the Tfirst family 's mistook me for Barry Fitzger- Refuge Rat Season Newspaperwoman Pastor Hurt, tended to permit interchange of living quarters, there are also aid, who is no longer with Despite the fact that the power between the two cLties at decorations. The Johnsons plan US;':' muskrat season in the southern Dead at 94 times of heavy demand. to have a scotch pine decorated Wife Killed NSP said Carlson was offered The Vincent Sardi Jr $.' dtr. half of Minnesota closes Dec. TALBOTT01|, Ga. (AP) -r- with popcorn and cranberry Jennifer, , already received 18 at 6 p.m., the Upper Missis- .1,200 for the easement. After 8 Bryan honored in In Nebraska strings. some of her holiday gifts—box- sippi River Wild life and Fish Mrs. John A. , the court directed a settlement ' ing gloves and judo lessons—and refuge, or the Mississippi zone 1960 as the nation s oldest active GENEVA., Neb. (AP ) - Mrs. of. $850, Carlson demanded $2,- CLASS AT CALEDONIA "I know who Tin going to use season, remains open to 6 p.m. woman journalist, died in Atlan- Charles W- Schardein of Sioux 000. CALEDONIA, Minn. - Six- them on—my brothers Paul and Dec: 31. The Wisconsin Missis- ta Sunday at the age of 94. Falls, S.D . was killed and her "There are no indications his teen adults have enrolledin an open to rat demands will be met," said the David!*' sippi River zone is Known to her readers in the husband suffered critical injur- evening class in German at TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A trapping until Jan. IS, 1967. ies in a one-vehicle accident in NSP spokesman. "The amount Caledonia High School, meet- Talbotton New Era as "Miss woman at the .-'wood Beach- Geneva Monday. is not as important as the prec- ing each Wednesday evening. There has been some mis- Lynda," Mrs. Bryan had con- edent it would set." combers snapped at her hus- understanding about ' the Geneva police said the panel 1 tributed bo Georgia newspapers band,: "If you can spend all closing date of the Minnes- truck drivea by the husband, the I TOMORROW and every Wednesday I that money on taxes, why can't She stopped writ- PLAYS AT CALEDONIA ota area, officials of the for 81 years. Rev. Charles W. Schardein, pas- C SERVED 5:W '%' ¦ ' you afford to buy me a mink CALEDONIA Minn. - Three to 9:30 PM. "Wildlife Refuge inform us. ing only eight weeks ago after tor of the Church of the Naza- * coat?" one-act plays will be presented j The correct closing date on suffering a heart attack. rene in Sioux Falls, went off U. WISH I'D SAID THAT: The S. 81 in Geneva and struck a at the Caledonia High School LwmENDS TONITE . the refuge is Dec. 31, they • * only exercise some women get with to convey to permit telephone pole. gym Dec. 21. One of them will "LA DOUCE VITA" is jumping to conclusions and trappers. The attending physician said be selected to enter sub-dis- | GOLFVIEW I 7 . M- .O:0©T-$_.OO Should Be Free running up bills. the Rev. Schardein, 40, was in trict competition. District, re- I RESTAURANT RUSHFORD I Passes Not Honored REa&MBERED QUOTE: "If Smokey Bear Costumes critical condition at a Geneva gional and state contests will • cater to Not For Childrtn you have charm, you don't need A Black River Falls woman To Marry, Say hospital. follow. Barbara Moeh, Dan Hol- M ^W. prlvatt groups for get-togethers, banquets, _. 9\ parties, to have anything else; and has been hired by the state The panel truck was south- land, Karen Jostad, Connie etc. __r Conservation Department to Catholic Priests M -k Open dally . p.m. -11 p.m, serving Lunchei and if you don't have it, it doesn't bound at the time of the acci- Bunge and Jean Traufler will Dinners m STARTS WED. make ten Smokey the Bear present "Aria Da Capo; " Lar- 1 n low ts U, m Se- - 90c matter what else you have." KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - dent. - -5c costumes in January. Mrs. Em- ry Thies, Sue Dobbs and Mona M Dancing Saturday Nightt — Special Dinner TreMt Sun- %\ COLUMBUl PICTURES EARL'S PEARLS: A lot of Sixty-two per cent of rank-and- * ¦ u^ tnmas~j erson Hyde made one for the Ward, "The Unsatisfactory m days for $1.50. people would like to do the file Catholic priests replying to department out of real bear •of the survey in a copyright sto- Supper," and Tom Richards , same thing this New Year's Eve a questionnaire from the Na- hide five years ago and another ry to appear- in the Dec. 14 is- Mary Twite, Mary Jo Stark , they did last New Year's Eve tional Catholic Reporter think ~~ -if they could remember what one last year . They will be dis- sue. Mike Allen, James Wiechert they should be free to marry. The results based on the . SHOP THE EASY WAY — tt was. tributed over the 12 forest fire are and Kathy Mallory, "The Hour Al Gottlieb suspects we 're in protection areas in the state. Thirty-one per cent said they first 3 ,000 replies to a question- of Truth." READ THE ADS FIRST r^ COLUyBIACOLOB for a cold winter—he just saw probably would marry if per- naire sent to 5,963 priests in the ^ Next year's costumes will mitted. United States who are not pas- DOUBLE a squirrel burying a bottle of be lighter weight. They will The weekly newspaper , edi- tors, mens ignors or members of FEATURE Scotch . . . That's earl , broth- pullover shirt, consist of a tored by laymen, reports results religious orders. COLUMB IA PICTURES preaantm er. shoe covering that looks j ¦ You're In For A 1 H0RST BUCHQIZ like bear feet and black ^flH ^^ CAROLS AT CAL^)ONIA gloves covered with fur. ¦ You TOaTMaftf CALEDONIA, Minn . - Sever- The remainder of the cos- Pleasant Surprise al singing groups from Caledon- tume of lighter weight ma- $ Your Someone Special j**f S m^_M ^/m When iTflsTaliBuL ia High School will sing carols terial will be more comfor- '^B Visit [ T,r,H_ _iC0l0R * Tt-HWISCQPt * | in the business district from table for warm weather ap- The- Dec. 20 through the 23rd. pearances. $ Deserves Our Best! ^Jfj^ > K^ ' Smokey the Bear costumes 1 * _a_|______¦______¦ __^_ _i__ r ^ . * m^ti \ * _S_____S^______i J ^ «_PtfM______>_L^/ _¦_ >_Hp-__-| • ENDS TONITE • help fire prevention. Before ^ ^ JiL tm O "HOTEL PARADISO" the Smokey campaign started 7:0- .*:O_ -a5c--Se-90e in 1942, an area the size of New a J____fJ_Zj York State was destroyed by fire. Last year about one-tenth STARTS WEDNESDAY! that area was destroyed. shefe agkw #& I /£) £ /£% ^ I Fire Destroys again a-j <4_W*>A_\\f* vv\ll (S s& <*a even lovelier than _Wm ^^\J "^Sc ^S ^y J ^ XMML Barn, Turkeys p renOTbe.!^^^ 1- * * ^- ^^ ^ A___B-§ PAYNESVILLE, Minn. (AP . UiV»_t }^7u.wjFiod/l x *», HN tff r ^,Cio* ^ . a ' ' ^^___ l^^*^^--- . ^ J^^ 2__E______r ^5 ' » t llftj ^^ ' _l_____!'___i ______^ ' NEWS _II^ WINONA DAILY __ E______ui^_____uS!^___r#9 W^____K H J______[_ 1______* ______r7il__9w TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13. m«

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man had chased her into her DEAR ABBY: y._.._—.___-_...-,¦.._..__-,¦. !¦¦¦¦¦»¦ 11 . ¦¦¦ .... .mm ^. - ^-™ 1 ... ™^ .. TW^^-! . _fr^f ___^^^ Man home. A neighbor noted the li- | - ^ Quizzed cense number of the man's car. Late Monday, police obtained a search warrant and took three bags full of undisclosed items Idle Gossip Not In ¦^4 ^^kmSwamw ,^^_ ^^ ^^aaa ^^ r • Cincinnati ______¦ ' ^^ * ^^ ^^9 ^^ ^^r ^mm-Ar:-'^ > i,^^ji^MM______^^T^^^^^77^^^^^__K ^_- __ 7 Mm! A ______/ from the homes of Laskey's §______M M i aa9AaMAMaAiam!!!m~*^^^nujj_n'M:l \__35GS mother and from an apartment he rented four weeks ago. Stranglings Miss Bowman, a . secretary, Worth the Bother CINCINNATI was found dying early Aug. 14 , Ohio CAP) - near By ABIGAIL VAN BUKEN The investigation of six a wrecked taxicab that strangu- turned out to have been stolen. PEAR ABBY: I guess we are never too old to need lation slayings picked up mo- advice. I am a 68-year-old widow who for the last 7 two mentum today as police probed years have been keeping company with a 73-year-old widow- further into the fatal stabbing of New Bulletin er. He has invited me to attend a Shriners' convention another woman. V with him in Hawaii in January. Police held Posteal Laskey, He has a good friend about his age who has a lady §p ^M^m H Mjk_m____MM______a_____ 29, a laborer and a former cab- For Part-time boys said they could room ______driver friend about my age. The two w _ * ______u____^E__i____i_____i______^? >K___!M______-iw , but have not charged Farmers Ready together and we two girls could room together. Does this ^ him with any of the murders. sound all right to you, Abby? Or, do you He has denied knowing anything WASHINGTON (AP) - The think people will talk? UNDECIDED about them. Agriculture Department has is- Laskey was charged earlier sued a new bulletin on raising DEAR UNDECIDED: This sounds with several minor offenses and livestock. It is for distribution perfectly all right to me. And if peo- was being questioned about the among families engaged in ple talk , they're just jealous. series of slayings. 7 small scale or part-time farm- ing operations. , 't Police , giving no further com- DEAR ABBY : You probably won be- ment, called a news conference The bulletin covers the raising lieve this, but I am 15 years old and need today. of chickens, turkeys, ducks, a bra; but my mother won't buy me one. geese The murders are the stabbing , squabs, dairy cows, dairy She says I don't really need one. She goats, sheep, rabbits and hogs. of Barbara Bowman, 31, and the makes me wear a T-shirt like my broth- strangling of six "If family members will do ers. Abby, I tried on my girl friend's bra elderly women. Abby The stranglings started Dec. 2, the chores, little or no hired and it was a 36-B and it fit me perfect. 1965, and have made Cincinnati help may be necessary," the I hate to go to gym because if the other girls see my a city of fear. bulletin states. ''Remember, T-shirt they will make fun of me, so I say I have a ^^ g ^ « || ^^ Elegantly styled . . . gracefully propor- ! though, that livestock must be headache or a stomachache and T skip as many gym I '! -» / . w All the strangling victims i t HB___B______I Wt_j^"l ' ^^*" '" 3 fed, watered and cared for every classes as I can. I .' . -have missed so much gym I might .; : f'oned to accommodate all of milady's : were more than 50 years old. day of the year. This restricts help me Miss Abby, I can't talk BHH_^_^______I___B l. - *¦ r Five had been raped not get a credit. Please , * . family activities to mM oat ^^^^^^^^^^ m some extent to my mother. NEEDS A BRA "* a^(SMMMMMMWM_H_^______BHImmmmmmmMmmmmmmmm l_! _^_^_____f_ baubles. Morocco grained simulated Laskey was arfested Friday and should be understood at the ^ shortly after Lula Kerrick, .81 leather in ivory, gold or walnut. , start." : DEAR NEEDS: Go to your gym teacher, dear, HH HHHRSH ______was found strangled in the ele- Copies of the bulletin, no. 1753 , and tell her the truth. If it's difficult to "find the vator of her apartment house may be obtained from the de. words" — show her this column. She'll understand. two blocks from police head- partment's Office of Informa- I'll bet your problem will be solved wtfhin two weeks. quarters. tion, Washington, DC. 20250. and I will write a letter to your B B______H______1 ______HS_____f If it isn't, write again, mMMMMm ^aaaammmmm m PIERCED EARRING BOXES 7" X ' ' mother. mm M_W_M The arrest was not directly 'l JEWEL ROLLS (. concerned : with the slaying. More than 21 billion glass bot- ...- l______\ Police picked lip Laskey on the tles are produced in the U.S. DEAR ABBY: Some women complain that they don't complaint of a woman who lived annually. get to go to the Christmas parties given by their hus- H a_a__mvMm __ \ _m^__m^__W____\ AND MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES bands' companies. My problem is just the opposite. Our company puts on a big Christmas party for the employes. There are always about 200 people there, hus- bands and wives. It is a very respectable party with a fine dinner at the best hotel , and they even have an or- chestra and entertainment. Everyone looks forward to it. My wife refuses to go. She says she doesn't know the people, she is not thirsty, and she'd only be bored. I am afraid if I don't show up my boss and co-workers will be insulted. Should I go alone? What should I tell the others? Last year I went alone and said my wife was stick . 7 EMBARRASSED DEAR EMBARRASSED : If you feel that your boss and co-workers would be "insulted" by your absence —go alone. And if anyone asks where your wife is, say she's "sick." (She is, in a way.) ; > DEAR ABBY : This is for "OUT OF IT," who was disgusted with the two teen-age girls who returned to school the day after their mother died."OUT OF IT" obviously has had no experience with that sort of thing, and she is : fortunate. ' ; husband died I went back to work the day '^- - V7^^ When my \; ; after his funeral; I am sure I must have been criticized IESS THAN I 1 Qt. Saucepan 1 Qt. Saucemaker behind my back; but it didn't matter. Had I sat home, 3 95 -with Coyer $4,50 AI ™ V * - grieving over my loss I would have lost my mind. My only salvation mas in keeping busy; busy, busy. Sign me . . . OVER IT Smart, fashionable Continental y$T xlmWmW'tt W/ " I- Troubled? Write to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Clutches and French Purses, rJ l Calif , 90069. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, ^lW V Mil 3 Cup Hot Server l% Qt. Saucepan self-addressed envelope. y S435 $4-95 ' with matching pieces. Enchant- : 7 ' I 3Mp*4 GloV^S Caledonia Students J ing d e s i g n s in a choice of m^^-^H ! Begin Visitations lea thers. ^ |^ J by HANSEN j No Division With Area Schools I

lESS ^HAN J CALEDONIA, Minn. - Cal- Quality Orion* Gloves with 6 Cup TMpot 4 Cup Drjp 1 V. jjif nt). | On Voyageurs edonia High School student Ni .___¦,__.-__..,^^. ______BytS>_. u> «ca &-» ' "—V»j- _ J I xl I _A/ • ¦ I il £¦ am, aTm \ "¦ $6.95 . Coffeemaker ** counc il has issued invitations I (itf B^^^ Bpfcj K- 3M ^si- j leather palm. Wrist length § ¦ *. in to various schools in the area ¦ " ¦ ¦¦ ¦' ' ¦ : ' * White, Black, Brown or Park, Report to participate in a student ex- I• «M§ If f $10j: (AP) ^^^^^^^^^^ . ^ ^ ; MINNEAPOLIS — The change program. president of. the Voyag- ^ ; Wykoff and Mabel have re- ¦ eurs National Park Associ-!tion iy« Qt Party 16" Platter said today that "we must make sponded. A student from Mabel Buffet $8.95 $6.95 ¦ ¦ ' ¦ it clear that in fact there is no will be here Wednesday, visit- ?s1 ' _r f_ '-.. '*• ^•tf*-ffi___^v:'^7- F• ffl1 C - "¦' '"'-______> __/ Mid-Length . , ...» . J_ * .RAW KNIT | LESS THAN / X~I t?T "Unofficial proposals for al- will visit various schools in the •:&f Q^7 W -$J>X GLOVES OF CRESLAN® ACRYLIC IN ternate park sites have made area the latter part of the 1 j ^o I ' | the state appear divided," Hen- year. 3 ^£&X .'.i'.'.^^B ' . . WRIST AND MID-LENGTH. | nepin County Municipal Court ¦ Judge Edwin P. Chapman said. BERGERSON TRANSFERRED 1 * . 1 ii 1 . r 2.00 and 3.00 1 v_lU) He said, in remarks prepared STRUM , Wis . - Daniel Ber- ^^^Young Modern* Set $19.95 for a Citizens League breakfast, Handkerchiers that Minnesotans must be more gerson, 16, Strum , who received j fractured spine in a pickup I C aggressive in efforts to obtain a A choice of sheer white squares embroidery °^ the park and must make it clear accident Oct. 30, was transfer- I ^k.ht * "that the vast majority of Min- red last week from St. Marys I trimmed or lavish with lace ... or colorful until . (National) Hospital, Rochester, to the Sis- nesotans back the ter Kenny Institute, Minneapo- I prints and embroidery. Park Service recommendation" £± LESS THAN *—r ,\mi- [ / lis. At that time he was still " of the peninsula as the only site paralyzed from the waist % from 50c to 2.00 j meeting all requirements. down. A n»n > is* io cup The proposal has aroused con- _-___^_^^_^s__3--^;-;_!;-.__;!^^j^^ i ¦% i I I l Electromatlc Electromatlc ¦ M ¦ I 11 1 Immarslble Percolator troversy among some northern T 1/ a* J Matter $27,95 Minnesotans. _^ "Our citizens must demand action on tho Voyageurs Nation- al Park proposal at this session of Congress," Chapman said. l fl Light-hearted new whiskey- 10" Electromatlc Skillet $27.95 He added that competition la lBlSlf keen among states seeking parks and "federal budget restrictions may limit funds available for CORNING WARE gift suggestions listed above are but their development." a few of the many items that comprise this line of modern ¦ ¦ The judge said the Canadian freeze cook serve ware. This season shop early and sea border glaciated lake and forest our complete CORNING WARE selection. A CORNING country would provide a type of WARE gift is the perfect gift—to give or receive. landscape missing from the na- ^____ \__W^*^9^^9it%9_^JR $. %*^_ -__ l k___m___M_ \_^P^ T___-k i- __ '9^______B____ *'^v^Sk ^^Hs^^^H^ . ' tion 's present 32 national parks. "Values increase wherever na- HARDWARE tional parks are created," Chap- KEN'S man said. "Cash registers ring Westgate Shopping Center ns never before. Visitors flock HOURS: Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 9 — Sunday Afternoon* in , leaving vacation dollars in their wake."

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m The mature and mellow whiskey, 86 proof _ H* v__. • . - W_ * —%J*la^^*- * * -Ak_L * . _. _ ^_L *f. A k_t »». , W_t •• . %ak\ *f _1 i-L. •* __. ^4 *____ •» _i . . ^__L • t A k_t *k _» M __l , In the familiar aquara bottle, famous _lr.ee 1891. j i. ¦U^k|k*_MBLJDl______k_H___l______^^ JH______Mfl_^ * ^"" ^A * "^ p Charter Commission WORLD TODAY 'I KEEP THINKING ABOUT WHAT I WANT IN 1968!' WASHINGTON CALLING Performing Top Job Thinks MEMBERS OF THE Winonl City Char- Smyiie Kfvers HoWs ter Commission are to be congratulated for the quality of their studies that led to last week's decision to fashion a. new home LB J W6ri t Run Key to Sp ending rule charter; By JAMES MARLOW MARQUIS CHILDS Associated Press Newi Analyst By exclude those who voted all the characters in the cast that Nor do we WASHINGTON VPt — This i_ one oi those WASHINGTON — Of against the majority, for all members la- will determine whether the United States Is to spend . $30 strange momenta in American political history, missile system none bored Ipng and untiringly. None, we are and maybe billion to $40 billion on an anti-ballastic a kind of bewildered searching, unpredictable -^ than Rep. L, Men- convinced, formed his own opinion as wishing. is more flamboyant — or the moment conclusion. It was del Rivers. The South Carolinian with the dramatic mane 4 spur of Events of the past few days illustrate it. with it is chairman of the wisely noted by the chairman that the of silver hair and a manner to go One was out in Colorado where Idaho's Gov. House Armed Services Com- thinking of all commissioners will be need- Robert E. Smyiie milled around at the Re- ed and useful as the new charter is put mittee- publican governors' conference, making a pre- He might have come out together and made ready for the consider- Letters to The diction about President Johnson. of one of William Faulkner's ation of voters. Smyiie could hardly have been smiling, since novels of the Snopeses, tjie Editor 7 's Aug. 2 primary elec- power and ' he was defeated in Idaho poor boy rising to Much of the credit for the commission s tion, but he predicted Johnson would not be a position in the remnants of high-caliber performance can rightfully be Lowering Speed Limit candidate for re-election in 1968. the aristocratic South; Sen- Not The, Solntion given to judges of the 3rd Judicial District ' iority gave him his chairman- He thinks Johnson s health and what he To the Editor: and, in particular, to Judge Arnold Hat- called the "mood of discontent" In the country ship and he exercises bis field. Because of his careful scrutiny, the may persuade the President not to try for a power with the imperial In my humble opinion, low- city was assured that the commission second term; . ' touch. As for Secretary of De- ering the speed on our federal membership was not loaded with the par- Smyiie could be right. For a man who has fense Robert S. McNamara, highway through town is not our problem; tisans of any single viewpoint. been soaked, bathed and massiaged in poli- when he conies to Capitol the solution to tics, Johnson for many months has seen his Hill to testify the chairman Our local people continue to FROM THE TIME of . its. organizational popularity in the public opinion polls going looks on him frowningly as cross Clark's Lane without meeting the commission has been singular- steadily down without doing much to offset it. an emissary from a hostile waiting. Of course, this could ly fortunate in having a painstakingly im- power. happen to me tomorrow if absent minded. partial and conscientious chairman at its BUT Till: Republicans are in no enviable Rivers is planning the kind I got position themselves and Smylie's prediction of mission to Puerto Rico I know for a fact that at head. Others might have done equally well about Johnson may be no more than a wistful least six of those accidents but the plain fact is that Chairman that he led fast January. He wish that Johnson, the most adroit, nimble, and orders an Air Force plane — were caused by people over Norman Indall has done—ani is doing— powerful obstacle on the Republican road to using Air Force planes to 65. TBecause the problem has a superb job. the presidency, would please step aside by the commute to Charleston aJid touched my life at least twice time of the next election. wherever the whim directs with relatives, I am all for A -valuable, much needed task is being him he considers his preroga- people over 65 taking a driv- performed for the city by this The Colorado conference of the Republican years commission. Governors Association which Smyiie attended tive— that will take a num- ers test every two . Are ber of committee members you aware of the fact some Since 1889r\Vinona has operated under was hardly more than a lot of polite palaver, a kind of board of inspection where the Re- to Ramey Air Force base drivers can't even see or a charter that has served well in some , near San Juan. There in hear? I tried so hard to get publicans looked one another over to see who will plot ways and poorly in others, today bur s is might be a good presidential prospect. early January they a resolution through in my the only Minnesota city of the second class the strategy to give McNama- own political party but I was New stories out of the conference told how ra his comeuppance. that retains a special legislative charter. Michigan 's Gov . George Romney "thundered." turned down. Commission studies- have pretty well ' j us- While Romney still insists he hasn't decided with My friends say, "Well, you THE REPUBLICANS are going to be 65 some tified the misgivings of those who have about running in 1968, he certainly acts like a their victory of 47 seats in the ' man trying to line: up support . carry far more day." So what? If i can't felt the old charter is inadequate and THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND House will pass a drivers test I have weight in the committee than should be changed to allow city govern- BUT THIS thundering — which some may no business taking my ¦> life ment to work more efficiently. they did in the 89th Congress. Interpret later as dogmatic -^ manner may If they decide to make the and all the other drivers' turn into one of his severest handicaps, par- "ahti - ballistic missile gap" lives in my middle • aged It has been correctly said that govern- ticularly if he does not produce more ideas hands! I am sorry to tell ment is no better than the personnel who a political issue it would be than he has so far, surprising not to find Chair- you my sympathy is. with make it operate. What is happening, how- Convicted Profiteers the people passing through On the other hand, California 's conservative man Rivers giving them tacit ever, Is not quite so simply dismissed The -elect Reagan, according to the news and perhaps open support. He town. What a shock to their phrase fails well short of meeting Gov. Ronald people hundreds of miles the prob- stories from Colorado, was a far easier figure Ted the committee last year in lem of what's needed. to listen to, not any more original than Rom- adding nearly $1 billion to the away. . ney, but relaxed, and so far without any presi- Free in Wav/ Case defense appropriation that Mrs, G. M. Grabow WHAT IS HAPPENING Ii that Ihs vol- ^ McNamara insisted the De- dential pretensions. 1336 Parkview ume and scope of city governmental work By DREW PEARSON. vate middleman. vorable attention has been fense Department did rot has outgrown the/ capacity of existing ma- In short, at this moment in their history The accused dealers have given to the idea of a national need or want. Republican in sight who Republi- a«4 JACp ANDERSONI Rivers committee threw into chinery to handle it. There are plenty of there is not a been convicted, then freed. service corps, which would Committee members, most cans could say is their boy for two years from WASHINGTON - T h e conservative the last budget was $167,900,- capable persons in city government now turn slowl But no action has been taken conscript all young men eith- of them on the now. wheels of justice y, er for militauy service or wel- are singularly suscepti- 000 for Nike above and be- but neither they nor anyone else can make if sufficient- against the Navy gold-braid side, yond McNamara's request. but they do turn who mishandled the deal in fare work. ble to the pressures of big the machine do more than it was designed But, while all this was going on in Colorado, ly prodded by the press. It has been said on appar- happening in Wisconsin the first place. Commission members are contractors who are part of to do. The yvorld's best driver couldn't something else was Almost two years ago Eisenhower ently good authority that the where Ray C Bliss the chairman of the Re- — The Selective Service sys- privately skeptical) however , what President begin to compete in the Indianapolis . , Jan. 16, 1965 to be exact — called in his farewell address United States hag undertak- publican National Committee, didn't sound top tem today operates not unlike over the usefulness of 18- and en at the highest level to as- Speedway race with nothing more than a ' ' ;¦; this column revealed that the Russian roulette. As a young 19-year-old social workers. the military - industrial com- cheerful.- - .: . / Navy had sold 48 landing gear plex. In his zeal to keep the sure the Soviets on the score Stanley Steamer. man stands on the thres- They also fear that a univer- of the anti-ballistic struts for only $11,700 but shipyards of his native state missile. If THERE HE WAS telling the GOP that while hold of his future, Uncle Sam sal draft would give the fed- you don't build it, we won't. Each year the city must go to the state there is little room among Democrats for new bought back the same struts hands him a revolver. Five eral government too much in operation Rivers has had three months later for a running battle with McNa- That has been the tenor of legislature for this or that bit of patchwork ideas, with the party faithful standing in line $230,- chambers are marked "de- power over individuals. these assurances. . change in the charter. for room at the top, the Republican party has 000. . ferred;" the sixth is loaded mara for approval of two Sometimes it is for nuclear - powered frigates. trifles such as authorit been eroding at the bottom for years, finding "The m i d d 1 e me n who with, a draft call. He spins the THE MAJORITY also seem BUT IN THE opinion of the y to decrease the to feel that universal military The frigates are still an an- time police must hold unclaimed bicycles. it ever more difficult to discover people will- bought the struts from the cylinder and takes his most - Seasoned Kremlinolo- training would be too costly gry gleam in Rivers' eye. gists this has not prevailed Another time it might be for a major errier- ing to run for office. Navy, and sold them back to chances. Understandably in view of the Navy , made a profit of¦' _,- and chaotic , that a lottery against a deep and growing gencj. need — a sobering prospect wieri Among Republicans, he said, there is a THE uncertainties and In- would be less fair than the the enormous complexity of undercurrent of fear. Mar- " campaign 900 percent in only three the decision on the ahti- you recall the. legislature meets for 120 shortage of "qualified candidates, months time equities in our conscription present , deferment system. shall D. Shulman of Har- , political researchers, public rela- ," the column re- ballastic missile, members of days in odd years, not at all in even years. managers ported. 7 methods are creating a gen- It looks as if the presiden- vard?s Fletcher School of l»aw tions experts and professional fund raisers. eration of draft dogiers. A ref- tial commission, when it files the committee with the best and Diplomacy and an asso- The column gave details as Winona city government has becom e a ugee community is grouping its recommendations early will in the world are likely ciate of the Russian Research When the facts are all known Bliss may to how the struts: were pur- to be swayed by emotions. sprawling, uncoordinated tangle of sepa- prove to have been one : of the main reasons up in Canada of young Ameri- next year, simply will advo- Center there, wrote recently rate chased from the Navy by the cans who have jumpedthe bor- The whole matter is shrouded in the Washington Post after (sometimes competing) jurisdictions. the Republicans did as well as they did in Variety Cushion Company of cate reforming the present der to escape the draft. The draft law. in secrecy. The National In- a stay in the Soviet Union The one who suffers most from this effi- 1966 — not because of any issues, but because Los Angeles, sold to the H telligence Estimate, reveal- ciency-defying confusion he worked hard in getting out -votes. threat of military service Soviet Premier Alexei Kosy- that almost everyone he talk- is the individual and H Aircraft Company of has scared thousands of oth- ing what the Soviets have ed to believed the Johnson taxpayer who gets far less mileage from The Democrats had nothing to match him. Concord, Calif ., for $60,000, gin has told western, visitors done to place anti-ballastic ers into premature marriages, frankly that the Chinese Com- Administration was on a his tax dollars than he should. Both parties look rocky now. then sold to California Iron unscheduled schooling and missiles, is a top-secret docu- course of conquest. They sim- and Metal of Oakland for munists are the only ones who ment for the eyes of a half- ply did not credit the Presi- WE COMMEND the commisiion' unwanted jobs. can profit from the Vietnam i fur- $198,000, which sold them back A troubled dozen policymakers. dent with sincerity in his ex- ther studies and its eventual President John- war. In the nuclear age, product to to the Navy for $230,000. son last year appointed a THE STORY, so far as It pressed desire to improve re- the careful attention of Winonans. The city IN YEARS GONE BY small wars must be stopped lations with the IN OCTOBER, three of the presidential commission on is known, is as follows: About Communist at last will have a solid chance to order before they explode into a de- world ' Individuals who parlayed this Selective Service, which has vastating world war , Kosygin five and a half years ago the its affairs and give its elected and appoint- Ten Years Aqo. . . .- , 1956 ' spent many hours studying Russians began to build the McNamara has always been tremendous 1,900 perc e nt says. confident that the United ed officials the opportunity to do their un- Mrs; Dora Ogrosky, Stockton , left for Arling- profit were convicted, They proposals to change or re- sites for anti-ballistic mis- hampered best. ton, Va., to spend Christmas with her son Har- place the present draft sys- THE Hungarians. French , siles around their principal States with its fabulous pro- Vvere David Henderson ol the ductive system coufd afford old and family. H and H Aircraft Sales Com- tem. Canadians and others have cities. After somewhat more son of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Universal military training renewed efforts to persuade than a year the operation was whatever the nation's defense James R. Fischer, pany, Alameda; Martin He- needs might be. He cannot Fischer, junior in electrical engineering at Iowa wus of the Variety Cushion has been discussed; a lottery the Hanoi government to come suspended. The reason for the system has been debated. to the truce table. suspension is conjecture — escape seeing now , however, State College, Ames, Iowa, was initiated into Company , El Monte, and Fa- that the cost of the Vietnam engineering the possibility that they were Eta Kappa Nu, national electrical Merle C. Larson of Concord, War is cutting deeply into Try and honorary fraternity. all in California devising more sophisticated Stop Me . Each was devices for destroying incom- programs for domestic re- convicted on one count of con- form. And if on top of this By BENNETT CERP UL $ML ing missiles at a much great- \ Twenty-Five Years Ago/. 1941 spiring to make false claim- J/ er height and at a distance of $5 billion or so a year is add- . . to the government. Judging hy an Dr. J. D. Millen , dean of Winona County Ih addi- several hundred miles from ed for a Nike X system of old , dog-eared copy of tion, Larson was found guilty questionable value "Hill's Manual dentists, was honored by members of the Wi- the target. Then a year ago the cuts of Social Forms," publish- in of making a false statement will be even deeper. ed in 1870, nona County Dental Society . He has been they began to build a more fond fathers of that day must profession 60 years. to the government. Each extensive system have been called the dental . 'SIN' upon from time to time W. M. Bright was elected and installed as count carries a possible pen- McNamara will say onfy . to give the exit cue to unwanted suitors chairman of the Winona Cine-Camera Club. alty of five years imprison- that despite rumors that the COVINGTON, Ky. -B-Mrs. for their daughters' ment. A. T. Dinwiddie asked her hands. Here's the note The name Winona Cine-Camera club was offi- Soviet system is potentially % suggested by Mr Hill for painful occasions cially adopted and constitution and by-laws At the time of sentencing, more effective than any offi- Sunday school class what "you must do before you ob- of this kind: "I am compelled to inform were presented and adopted. however . Judge William Swei- cial is ready to acknowledge you that , though gert of the U.S. District Court he considers the National In- tain forgiveness of sin." my daughter has treated There was you with much for Northern California made telligence Estimate valid. On a pause. Finally friendliness, she will be un- Fifty Years Ago ... 1916 this basis he one fi-year-old timidly held up able to continue an amazing reversal. He rul- reaffirms his with you a love acquain- II . Choate , pioneer drygoofis merchant of ed that the verdict reached 1964 statement that his hand and said: "Sin, " there is ¦ tance, owing to a prior engagement with Winona , observed the 55th anniversary of his by the jury was "not sustain. no break in the stalemate a gentleman of worth and respectability, entry into business here. His employes pre- able'' on the basis of Ihe evi- foreseeable into the '70s, If ROOM 128 which contract she has no occasion to re- sented him with 55 roses. dence presented, and he ac- either of the two scorpions LOUISVILLE, Ky. _ i. -Don't gret." Conductor Fred Morgan and daughter , Ger- qu itted the three men. should try a first-strike knock- expect to get Room m at a Oswald , show the gentleman his hat trude, left for Los Angeles where they will out the result would be death motel. Probably it's being re- and gloves! spend the winter. THE NAVY was slow to act for both. served for Paul Sparks, assist- on our report that it sold the ant superintendent of Louis- Seventy-Five Years Aqo ... 1891 struts at the precise time the AT BUDGET time in recent ville schools, naval supply center in Oak- years the pressure in the But that on (he good ground are they, which Prof , Gile, principal of the high school, re- Pentagon This summer Sparks took land got request from the has built up for a In an honest and good heart , having heard the ceived a letter from Winona 's old superintend- a go-ahead on the his family on a vacation, stop- Japanese government for the anti-ballistic ping first at word, keep It. and bring forth fruit with pa- ent of schools Prof. Knepper , Santa Barbara, missile — first It WBF Baltimore , where . same struts to be used on the 121) tience.—Luke 8:15, Calif . He stated that the schools there were Nike Zeus, later the Nike X. Room was assigned to American-supplied P-2Y patrol McNamara has them. in a very good condition and he was well bombers. agreed to satisfied with his position. about a half-billion dollars They got the same room For some strange reason, a M J. Carpenter formerly in charge the year for advanced research number at Danvers, Mass.; . , af the Japanese requisition was Quebec WINONA DAILY NEWS accounts at the North Western shops, and for on a system its proponents , Canada, and New An Independent held at the Oakland supply believe to be more sophisticat- York. Newspaper - Established 1S55 some time past vice president of the Duluth center for nearly three months, and Iron Range Railway, has been chosen ed than that of the Soviets, W. F/Wmm G. Meanwhile , the Navy In Seat- R. CI-OSWAY C. E. LPNDEN president of that road. '"It's the same thing every Christmas ... all the This adds up to an invest- Publisher Exec. Director Business Mgr. tle had the struts which the ment of several billions, stop- and Editor St Adv. Dr rector Japanese wanted, but sold tilings I buy the earliest always look the most last- ping short of actual produc- One Hundred Yea rs Ago ... 1866 them, for only $11 ,700 to « pri- minute." tion. One of the extras the Jig*} W. J. Cote: ADOLPH BREMW A. J. Kiracnuscn Two new warehouses are under process °' Managing Editor City Editor Circulation Mgr. erection on the lower levee. One is being built THE WIZARD OF ID By Parker and Hart by Culbertson & Mathews for A , L. S-BHONK P. H. K I.A .01 L. V. A ISTON L. Evans. MOBIL Composing Supt. Press St.pl, Engraving Supt The other is being built by Mr. Born for Wil- . liam Quambush, a newcomer from St. Louis. W ILLIAM H. ENGLISH G ORDO N H OI/TE Quambush has arranged his building so that HEATING OIL Comptroller Sunday Editor it can be turned into a packing house as he ex- Burns Cleaner MEMBE* bf pects to pack pork, should prices warrant it. and Hotter rilK ASSO-IATKD PBLSS ¦ JOSWICK'S FUEL Americans' per capita consumption of beef last year was 99.3 pounds, which & OIL The ABaoci Press ts entitled J^m%, *^ proves one thing: We're big: spenders. 901 East Sanborn SI. i( ffmnivk c*c!usi .vely to the use for repub- ¦ Phons UM ilS&n It iicaiioa ot a" tne focal news Where you gat more heat ^ printed In thli newspaper as well _^__ JV Scientist., have discovered lhat comic at lower coil M fl " A-** nw dwps'chea. •OT» ' * rubble Is orbiting Ihe earth. Those Htter- RELAXI OIL HEAT TueMlay, Pccember 13, 1W16 bugs do get annual. IS SAPEI "¦MewwCTrrwiiirMnflMrnm I l ^ | 1 1 ^l^pW-fjll,!; ,||| 11^^ !Ill I W tMW a promotion system based on a deterioration in already ques- merit rather than political pre- tionble Vietnamese leadership, Law Sanctions L Vietnam Plans ferment. particularly in the Third Corps $1 billion a year badness. In- Q* J6 (Dyncimicdlm ltk Some facets of the program encompassing ii provinces and Indian Head Meeting dian Head Country's share ia ex- are meeting resistance, sources Saigon. . At Telernark Jan. 25 pected to exceed $300 million 1 YMCA ITTNESS BRIEFS • said. Controversy swirls chiefly He drew up a formal note to next year . ' ¦ Limited Use 1 By Xx-ANK MALY around measures designed to the Vietnamese command ex- EAU CLAIRE , Wis. — ¦ •. : Changes in eliminate deadwood from the pressing his concern. The West- Wisconsin Indian Head Coun- Vietnamese officer corps. moreland memo started ma- try will hold Its winter quar- Scheldahl to Build npHAT one ounce of fat contains 2V« Many U.S; military men long chinery that now is producing Balloons for NATO Of Informers A tales as inany calories as an ounce Armed Forces have complained privately of reforms. terly meeting at the ski resort WASHINGTON of protein or an ounce of carbohydrates inadequate leadership in the at Mount Telernark Jan. 25. NORTHF_ELD, Minn. (AP) - (AP) - In is not generally appreciated. If you cut SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) Free skiing will enter- careful [ South Vietnamese army. Rusk Stops for provide The G. T. Scheldahl Co. an- language the Supreme out as much fat from your intake as — Under American prodding, These Americans have tainment. : nounced it has received a $263,- Court has sanctioned limited possible, you will still get enough for Siuth Vietnam finally is under- changed that substandard field New Delhi Talks At a dinner at 5 p.m., the 000 contract to supply four bal- government use of informers your bodily needs. Almost every food taking a program to improve leadership has been responsible NEW DELHI, India (AT) - 13.7 travel and vacation guides loons and two antenna systems leadership in its armed forces. and undercover agents you eat contains some fat content. Cut- for lack of aggressiveness and U.S. Secretary of State Dean will be introduced. to be used by NATO for long- to com- ting back on dairy fats, cutting off all the The action comes nearly six Trempealeau County became bat crime. initiative, and ineffectiveness of Rusk stopped in New Delhi range communications with sub- fat possible on nfeat, and cutting down on years after the United States many Vietnamese units. Monday for a 40-minute meet- the 17th northwestern Wisconsin merged submarines. That, in sum, is the essence of embarked on a major advisory the | Maty consumption of pastries will accomplish Gen. William C.7 Westmore- ing at the airport with Foreign county to join the group. Prime contractor for the com- court's actions Monday in I good results. I effort here. land, the top V.S. commander in Minister M.C. Chagla. Neither The state Department of Re- munications system .is Continen- upholding the convictions of 1 If you exercise consistently and control your diet, [ For the first time, the Viet- Vietnam, became alarmed last would tell newsmen what Was source Development says that tal Electronics Systems, Inc.* Teamsters Union President I your weight will diminish gradually. Diet is the all im- [ namese command has installed spring at what sources said was discussed. tourism in Wisconsin now is a Dallas, Tex. James R. Hoffa, former union . portaiit factor. lawyer Z.T. Osborn Jr., and Duke Lee Lewis, a small-time &'_W_ttWM««____-*_WJJ «^ ; narcotics peddler. ;;: : : ; :: But the justices moved cau- to 1 and, in the third decision, controlling opinion In the Hoffa MIRACLE MALL tiously as they endorsed, ih spe- / cial Lewis' narcotics conviction was case, took pains to point out that l/: / v . :'r V circumstances, government affirmed 8 to 1 informer Edward - ] ^. gambits that some of them . government M te found rady /Partin, a fellow Team- \J . HOURS: displeasing. The right of privacy, even sters official did not enter Hof- ___L XJL1. ^^ ' against government intrusion, is fa's hotel suite "by force or by T ll\-^^Tnf W O XMKML^-k-kt. Hoffa, Osborn and Lewis of protected by the prohibition the | ^ ftT TEMPO WE . . • Boston all claimed they had stealth." TRY Courtesy fi Fourth Amendment to the US. Partin reported back to the M been tricked by the govern- Constitution unreason- rmnmmm AnomtnsaBurms ¦^Mmj lf l^ll"VZ X;.',i,l\t, ment puts on " government that Hoffa was im lZ coht__io__n agiOUS : Hoffa by a paid Justice able searches and seizures." OPERATED BY OAMBLE-SKOOMO, ft«C ^^^ ask you to com* again soon because . . Department informer recruited trying to bribe members of a ' " ^ ' ' yMK^f* However, the high court has federal jury trying him in Nash- from union ranks, Osborn taken varying views on whether t hr ongh a . tape recorder ville, Tenn., on a conspiracy it is an insurmountable bar charge. > ANY GIFT PURCHASED AT TEMPO MAY BE R ETURNED OR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED strapped to the back of a man against government action. he thought was working for him Hoffa, said Stewart, "was not Monday the court found in the relying on the , security of the and Lewis by a federal agent circumstances of the three posing as a marijuana custom- hotel room; he was relying upon cases before it sufficient reason his misplaced confidence mat er. . " to tip the scales favor what But their claims did not cause in of Partin would not reveal his Chief Justice Earl Warren wrongdoing." the court to reverse their con- called "official deception in or- ¦ ¦ ' • ' : . ' 7 GIFT victions. Hoffa's eight-year pris- der to gather evidence for crim- , on sentence jury tampering ^CHRISTMAS GUIDE for inal prosecutions/' Tlie Mason and Dixon line was affirmed 6 to 1, Osborn's actually extends no further bribery conviction was upheld 8 Justice Potter Stewart, In the west than Pennsylvania.

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Wilson declined to Second Medical Court Test Carlton Boy accept the certification pending Court, of which Overlie also is the St. Louig County J ail in Heart Closed results of a psychiatric exam- the Judge. Duluth. ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) -^ Home Damaged ination. The motion for study of the Judge Overlie isld evidence Wilson requested, and Judge boy was made after written re- Philippe Pichon, 8, Saint-Cham- GALESVILLE, Wis. (Special) presented at Monday's hearing School Sought Over Driver To Stand Trial 9(May ond, France, was released Mon- —The Clarence lebakken home Overlie granted, a stay. ports were presented by Alfred indicated the youth is mentally day from St. Marys Hospital in Abrahams Coulee between It was ordered that the youth J. Welberg, Duluth attorney and emotionally disturbed. where he underwent heart sur- Galesville and Ettrick was bad- undergo psychiatric examination who is the youth's legal counsel. Authorities said the Bodie girl In Minnesota Training Seen ly damaged by fire Saturday As an Adult at University of Minnesota Hos- had been stabbed about 20 times. gery two weeks ago. itals It was reported that the youth ST. PAUL (AP) - A gover- ST. PAUL (AP) - A court night. CARLTON, Minn. (AP) - Un- p , -Minneapolis. An autopsy showed she had not A Mayo Clinic spokesman said Galesville firemen ans-wered was taken into custody Nov. 23, nor's commission says it's es- challenge may be in store for a less he's found to be insane, a The order of Judge Overlie been sexually molested. sential that Minnesota start a Philippe probably could return State Board of Education re- the alarm about 8 p.m. Et was and has been undergoing psychi- The girl was slain after she not determined whether the fire 15-year-old boy accused in the meant that juvenile court juris- second medical school, but has to France on Friday, after see^ quirement that commercial driv- diction of the case continues for atric examination the past two entered the school early in the declined to suggest a location or er training schools hire only was caused by an overheated stabbing death of a girl school- ing Mayo doctors as an outpa- will, 90 days. The judge emphasized weeks. The examinations were morning to practice on her flute sponsor. 7 licensed school teachers to train chimney or by wiring. The at- mate stand trial as an adult. tient the next few days. The youth is accused . in the that the boy's name will hot be conducted by Dr. L. R. Cowan before classes. Her body was Instead, the 33-member Cwn- teen-age drivers. tic above the kitchen was burn- , and her clothes were In open heart surgery Nov: 30 ed. The front wall of the house death of Kathleen Marie Bodie, released while the case is under Sr., while the boy has been in nude mission on Health and Rehabili- The board voted 3-2 Monday juvenile court control. custody at the juvenile wing in found scattered about the stage. doctors closed a hole between to approve the regulation, effec- was chopped out so firemen 15, of Cloquet. The girl was tation asked Monday that the found dead Nov. 17 on the stage If the boy is found to be sane, 1967 Legislature appropriate the pumping chambers ' of his tive next year. The vote could reach the blaze. Much damage was done by water. of tbe Cloquet High School band he win go on trial in District BP^ ^* #e^^ ^^#e^^^ fe^W^* *N_^^ ^» e-^^ ^* #e^^ ^^Je ^l ^*eTe^P ^* r^W ^^ **^ ^!L $500,000 to finance a study. heart and also repaired a de- followed several hours of discus- ¦ -7; Court and a grand jury will be sion. The Lebakkens have insurance. room..; . . There have been two ittajbr fective heart valve. At . a hearing Monday in ju- summoned to determine what proposals for a new medical Philippe and his mother were The plan drew considerable the regulation. Gearhart ar- charges should be brought criticism7 from representatives venile court here. Judge Ladean school — by the Northern Asso- able to make the trip to this gued there was no need for a Overlie certified the youth to against him. If found mentally ciation for Medical Education in world medical center through a of commercial driving schools at commercial instructor to have a hearing last week. the county attorney's office for ill, the boy will be brought be- St. Paul and by the Mayo Clinic $10,000 fund raised by LeDauph- the same training as a public prosecution as an adult. How- fore the Carlton County Probate in Rochester. teacher. ine-Libere, a daily newspaper at An attorney for a dozen Twin school ' Grenoble W BOOKCASES . yew choice ef Walnut, Me- The University of Minnesota , France Cities area driving schools, Rog' In other action, the board ap- — W er Sax, said his group may chal- proved a request to the 1967 leg- ji.hogany Maple .. . each has sliding glass doom MT AC jm has been generally opposed to ¦ now priced as low at ...... 9mlu9'kM the St, Paul proposal and has lenge the regulation in court. islature to raise state school »>. . •¦ • i^f voiced concern that any new Fewer Hunters The regulation has ^"grand- aids to a point where they \. ill school be connected in some father clause" which will cover pay for 50 per cent of local jE KNEEHOLE DESKS - good selection Walnut, Maple, *AQ •» way with the university. Out at Ripley all persons xow employed in school costs in an average dis- tt. or Cherry finish .. . reasonably priced, from i ^W w The university now has the commercial schools. These in- trict. only medical school in the state. CAMP RIPLEY, Minn. (AP)- structors will be allowed to The same figure had been rec- & PEDESTAL TABLES - Clfl QC _\- Below zero weather held down It has proposed an eventual ex- teach teen-agers through 1968 ommended earlier by the De- » Walnut Formica Topped, .;...... ,...... «f*Oe3J % ¦ pansion from its present 10O- the number of bow and arrow but then must obtain 12 quar- partment of Education. The de- deer hunters Visiting Camp Rip- partment estimates the 50 per member graduating class to 200, ter-credits of college training in W STACKING TABLES - t\\i Qti 9 and this was approved by the ley over the weekend and the driver education. cent aid program will cost $535 Jk Walnut Formica Topped .. . SET Of 3 ...... 3>«X>e3U• « bag was FUELUPM governor's group. small. New driving instructors hired million in the next two years, an Six deer were taken by 512 increase of $127 million over the GET OUR KEEP-FULl SERVICE The commission's resolution . after Jan. 1 next year must be W. HIGH-BACK SWIVEL ROCKERS with reversible C7Q CA 2? hunters Saturday and Sunday. certified teachers with the same present program. ysJv asks that the $500,000 study in- ^ _f. T'Ciishlons and long-wearing nylon covers. .. w/t ^>f XL clude decisions on a site for a Walt Petraborg, Brainerd, area requirements as those for public School aids are the largest sin- gle item in the state budget. GULF CO. new school, its financial support game biologist, said bowmen re- school driver programs. OIL X PICTURES - PICTURES—PICTURESI « and its relationships with exist- ported seeing more deer, how-< The board also approved pro- Handling CITG0 Products The regulation applies only to posals to require all territory in m? Large assortment including great reproductions by Detlafsen J£ ing institutions of higher learn- ever. ' Reservation hunting zones one teachers who provide driver the state to become part of a t — Enstrom — Ingwerson .— Tomaso — Rembrandt — Monet '5L ing. Fred Selke— Distributor ethers. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' and two will be open next week- training for youngsters in the 15- high school district by mid-1969, W. — and ' ' ' - ' ¦ ' " ' ' _\ The governor's commission end, last of the December arch- to 18-year age group. Persons and for a new law governing 265 E. Mark Phone 2341 did not recommend any specific ery deer season. who instruct adults need no spe- private trade schools. 5 TABLES- TABLES - TABLESI J cial license from the state. group to make the study- It was jr Walnut Steps .. . Ends ... Lamps ;.as . Plasticas C|« QC £. Under a 1965 law, the mini- Tops ... and Coc low suggested that an interim com- ktail Tables, Priced ^JLI BW % legislators, a ed capacity of existing educa- mum age f!or licensed drivers mission of com- tional facilities.'' ^ bination of legislators and goes from 16 to 18 on Jan. I, ¦" ' unless an applicant has complet- » LARGE SMOKERS — CQ -¦ZA __ others, or some outside group A second school, the group A ideal for cigarettes, pipes, cigars...... ;... $*7MJ\9 jm make the study. concluded, "is essential to the ed an approved driver education A House subcommittee headed course. ; ' ; future health and welfare of the ; See .:Our : Fine Collection Of . % WALNUT "WOODARM" ROCKERS — by Rep. Richard Fitzsimons of people of Minnesota." This change is expected to mt rlCT%\_J£M of C?Q 0 produce a rush of applicants for choice i colors. . • ...... ^*05 ^f Argyle has been studying the The commission was appoint- ^ medical school proposal and is ed by Gov. Karl F. Rolvaag. driver training, both in public m^^MfM ^kMmamlmM ¦ ¦ " ' California Original' v . Ceramics A SWIVEL ROCKERS "barral style" CM % expected to report soon after the Dean Robert Howard of the and cominercial schools. * ' itiH^______-__*%^V*S^Jllj ^S^^ffimmaMl ' 6 with a good choice of covers...... «P54 •», 1967 session opens. university medical school said Under the new regulation, _____c_BBSw-___^0ll Viking Modern & Colonial The commission's resolution he has beard some discussion commercial schools must have 1 said the projected need for phy- of proposals for installing pre- their course offerings approved sicians in Minnesota and nation- medical training at the univer- by the state Department of Ed- ally "far exceeds the anticipat- sity's Duluth campus. ucation. I^ftii^^^w ' Wiiwiiii^l D.G. Gearhart of St. Paul, a member of the state board, pre- dicted that public school teach- I FURNITURE CO. I DR. C. R KOLLOFSK1 9 a.m. through 5 p.m. ers looking for a second job will R 1-4 Main SK Winona, Minnesota Jr ' wind up doing double duty for KEN HARDWARE ¦ W Open Evenings THI Christmas Free Layaway Jt , Saturday 8 to 12:30 ' 'S '- . : W&MM:' DR. MAX L. DEBQLT ; the commercial schools. WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER . •' . . ; ^mfr W^TW^Fl n Liberal Terms 2 to 3 Years te Pay Telephone 3145 m Opepn Mon. Thru Sat, 9 to ;4r__T_arr, "This will open the way for a * H?tT I^1a^tQi ¦>__ ._* _1 »_> ___¦ . J ^_L J- _ W *t X A mm\ *A__ t 11111 _ -f__m_* ____l __ ——J* * ^^- ** ' * -^ ^ et——^—. ^^ *> * • Optometrists moonlighting program for our SUNDAY AFTERNOONS P*" "' ¦'M/1 * ™ *!——mm—— _—\- * __. teachers like we've never seen," THI AND MJUN STS. PHON* 6850 • 36S1. Gearhart said. Gearhart and J. T. 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Nila Bremer gave a For many years she has made ^W /W ]| vocal solo accompanied by Co- Economists Expect her home with her daughter, lette Augustine. Cancer Unit The audience Increase in 1967 Mrs. Oscar (Evelyn) Olson, joined the casts of both plays Serves Through Caledonia. She has a son My- in the singing ol "Silent Night" Food Prices ron, Mabel, Minn.; 35 great- to dose the evening program. '' ' ¦ grandchildren and six great- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 1 . Volunteer Help Economists at the U.S. De- great-grandchildren. Arcadia High Music {Editor' s Note : This is the partment of Agriculture report A sister, Mrs. Fred Johnson, lost in the series of orticlea . that the cost of food, like the 82, Boulder, Colo., and a broth- Students to Give on cancer by the Winona cost of most other things, will er, Tom Aliens 95, Hesper, are Unit the American Cancer survivingmembers of her 'iam- Christmas - - c/ continue to edge upward in ¦ Concert Society.) uy. •• :. ' • ARCADIA Wis. (Special) 1967. The increase . Smartly Styled Eyeframes | ^ - is not ex- Friends of Mrs. Welch were _f The high school music depart- pected to match the price in- guests Monday at the f *™ Knowledge is power. It can St. Mary ment will present its Christ- creases of 1-66. home. A grandson, Reginald mas concert at 2:30 p.m. Sun- be the power to save lives, in- Olson Mankato cluding one's own. With a hope- Reduced beef supplies will , , Minn., and his | for the Entire Family I day in¦¦ the high school auditor- wife and out of town guests ium, ¦ - . • ¦ . ful but realistically aware at- more than likely mean higher S How long sine* you flattered c were present. The concert will feature the titude towards cancer, individ- beef prices, particularly after : u. { « yourself with more fashionable frames? » mixed chorus, girl's triple trio, uals form the hatbit of annual midyear. Dairy prices probably girl's glee club and xOTpletefTphy-i 2a~d-5Cktfps, Leo Thompsons Note senior cofw - will increase further and con- cert band. learn the warning signals and S i Ive r Ann ive rsa ry Too long, perhaps? J The mixed chorus will sing seek medical advice if a signal sumers can expect another rise | j (Special) such selections as "It Came appears. in the price ' of cereal and bak- ETTRICK, Wis. — An angel-yoked wait Bm Upon a Midnight dear," "Car- It is through the combined ery products. Pat and oils, too, Tlie 25th wedding anniversary ,MMM ol of the Sheep Bells," and efforts of volunteers that the may cost more; potato prices of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thorny length gown... a but- Iff .'- *$4m "Sleigh Ride"; the triple trio, unit serves the community. should remain about the same. son, Jo Coulee, was observed ton front sleep coat If f ~f * >% M "Carol of the Bells, and "6 On the bright side for con- Sunday at First Lutheran f l> >^&¥ lete With Eui The education chairman, Mrs. Church, North Beaver Creek ... to wear separately r^tn ?f H I _ ^M Comp | Holy -Night"; glee club, such Chester Breitenfeldt, makes sumers, the forecast is for gen- or as a glamorous | | J^kW Aluminum Temples M » songs as "Carol of the Shep- erous supplies of pork, poultry, by more than 100 friends and fifi^^fii- i^W-i- available more than 30 films relatives. At No Cort herds," "A Qffistmas Folk view- and eggs — meaning lower pric- *et! Yoke with deli- I __y ***** JAW \ to any group interested in ' The party was given by the fm^WrWx Song" and "Let It Snow"; and ing them, A vast amount of lit- es for these items. Citrus -. fruits, cate multi-color em- kK% ( the senior concert band, "Na- too, should be less expensive in couple's brothers and sisters. ^V* ^A erature is also available. An address was given by the broidery and a touch |Vf: J *? ^ _ tional Emblem March," "Pique 1967. - ^/iS Dance Service to cancer patients Rev. K. M. Urberjg, and Mrs. of lace. A gift to trea- ," and "Flute Royale" is a deep concern of the So- mkmiL'^•%$$_ featuring soloist, Becky Fern- Urberg, accompanied by Mrs. sure in pfak cr blue. holz. .; ciety. Items in the loan closet memorial chairman. It is her Lawrence Jo rdahL, Ettrick, ^^^^ fe^^S-^M "'di- which are available for patients job to accept memorial gifts to sang. A reading was given by Tha concert Is under the hospital rection pf Gerald Johnson and are such things as the American Cancer Society. a niece, Mrs. Lloyd Everson, beds, bed rails, a portable wheel Gerald Gleason. The event is Many individuals, organizations, Rockland, Ws. Mr. and Mrs. OPEN MONDAY J | \\ firms and other groups donate Lars Hoheim served as attend- THRU FRIDAY \ \ open to the public. There will chair, a bed table, portable ¦ ' memorials regularly »•»-- be no admission charge. corn-node, aluminum adjust- to support ants to the couple, able walker, vaporizer and the American Cancer Society Leo Thompson and the for- SATURDAYS POTLUCK SUPPER dressings. This service chair- programs of research, educa- mer Verna Martin were mar- 9-5 The Welcome Wagon Club ' Baird, makes tion and service. ried on Dec. . 25, 1941, in La will have a potluck man, Mrs. James Crosse. They supper Wed- all necessary arrangements for Mr. Robert P. Olson is head- have no children. nesday at 7 p.m. at Lake any of the items to a ing the speakers bureau and is Since their marriage they have Park Lodge. getting available to speak to any group resided on the Husbands are in- cancer patient. Thompson farm vited. interested in learning more where Mr. Thompson has lived MRS. KARL CONRAD Jr., is about the program. most of his life.

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W *f A. m^A. •# A W *« W_k •_• . liH t %mkTmfmvmmic»sWfa^ ( l______H___-l____K______l______M_____D-!__Ml_H K William Truaxes Rollingstone Boy TEACHERS CITE Celebrate Three Resign (Continued from Page 3) Receives Science parisons on teacher's starting Golden Wedding salaries and average family in- 45 Minutes - Secretafy;. Award at Cotter come _s really fair. After all, IETTHICK, Wis. (Special) - ROLLINGSTONE, Minn. - From Public during this period the starting Mr. and Mrs. William Truax Richard Nett, son of Mr, and teacher of 1961 has receiv- Problem Still Unsolved Were honored Sunday on their Mrs. John Nett, Rollingstone, ed annual increments. Wouldn't In what appeared to be an ' after conferees listened to a has won a Bausch & Lomb it be more fair to compare the unequal contest, the City Coun- long recitation of present dutiea SQth wedding anniversary by teacher's starting salary in of the nursing department' honorary science award, accord- Schools Staff cil, Mayor R. X. Ellings and ¦¦ s sec- 300 relatives and friends who ing to the Rev. Paid E. Kel- Resignations of three mem- 1961 with the average income in six members of city health and retary. ' • ' . . : '. that year and his salary on the toet in Fellowship Hall of Living son, principal at Cotter High bers of the , Winona public planning departments struggled Pooled telephone arrange- Hope Lutheran Church. School ; fifth step in 1965 with the: in- for 45 minutes Monday night schools staff were accepted come1 of that year?" ments, central switchboards and Hosts for the occasion were The award is a bronze medal, with a prob- centralized City Hall secretar- which provides Monday night by the Board of Director - at - Large David lem of an up- I " ' j/. - . ¦ ¦ the couple's five sons, Kenneth, Wynne wanted to know if the . —. . ial services cropped up in dis- recognition to Education which then acted to ¦ coming secre- City cussions. Wayne, Robert and Ronald, ail senior students appoint replacements; to fill average Winona . family income tarial vacan- of Ettrick, figures mentioned by the teach' and Richard, Keno- with high schol- each of the vacancies on the C AL2D. George . Garber finally sha, Wis. ¦ ers represented income after proposed that -written descrip- astic standings staff. " The problem Council Flowers and decorations used In science sub- taxes and Miller said they did, won. No de- tions of the jobs involved be on the anniversary table were The resignations were receiv- He said other studies had in- jects and an ed from Mrs. Linda Byerly, cision was reached and further prepared for council review. It gifts of the couple's children aptitude and in- dicated mcome increased some- action will await more study, would be easier, he argued, to and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Run- first grade teacher at Washing- what greater than the 20,3 per- come to an agreement on the terest lha ton-Kosciusko School, to be ef- cent figure that had been used. all participants agreed after a nestrand and Mrs. E. 0. Runhe- science career. three-quarter-hour verbal wres- basis of written rather than ¦trand, Mr. and Mrs fective Dec. 21; Gordon Fergu- ' ¦ ¦ . AJired Last summer son, area coordinator for the MILLER SAID that the prin- tle. ; oral statements of need, avail- Truax, brother and sister-in-law Richard attend- cipal item to be considered in ability of individuals and re- of the bridegroom farm management program ad- PURPOSE of the advance , served as at- ed the Univer- ministered through the Winona scheduling for the next contract spective work loads. tendants. Fred Truax, a grand- sity of Okla- Richard Area Vocational - Technical year would be the base start- meeting, which began at 6:30 As Aid. Stoltman adjourned son, welcomed the guests. Solos homa at Norman for eight , and ing salary and that "after p.m.., was to reshuffle secretar- the meeting, it appeared this were sung by Howard TjOflat. School, effective Jan. 15 ial assignments in connection weeks under a National M r B. Claire p ——-i agreement of an index philoso- suggestion would be followed. A niece, Mrs. Victor Folkedahl, Science Foundation grant. He —— phy we don't have to haggle with the transfer of City Hous- Meanwhile, the expected secre- arranged the program. took projective geometry, School over individual steps." ing Administrator Roy Vose and scheduled for m an, part- ¦ ¦ City PlanningCoordinator H. E. tarial transfer, me Kev. Harold Aasiana ad- linear algebra and computer time English ' ¦ • , Board President Lawrence Friday, is still in effect, at far dressed the group. Songs and programming. instructor, ef- Santelxnan observed) "When we Hippe to a separately staffed as could be determined- . instrumental numbers were giv- mSS MARY ANN SCHLESSER'S engagement D03TQ office. The two administrators ' As a senior at Cotter he is fective Jan. ~—-—¦ • adopted, or used, ah index guide en by grandchildren of the cou- to John Stirn, is announced by her mother, Mrs. physics and advanced : ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ had requested services of a full- J* taking 16. " . . .. . XX ' : ' . last year there was no commit- ple accompanied by Mrs. Viv- Adolph Schlesser, Cochrane, \Vis. Miss Schlesser mathematics. Mrs. Fred Von Fischer, 567 ment at that time to the use of time secretary, to be transfer- Bond Issue for ien Pederson with Mrs. Folke- is employed at First National Bank, Winona. Her Sunset Dr., was appointed to the index guide or to a future red from her present post in the dahl mistress of ceremonies. Alma, the first grade position at Wash- change from last year's to a health departmient. Mrs. Rose THegge made the fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stirn, School Loses is engaged in farming with his father. A Dec. ington-Kosciusko and will be second or third year plan. Is How to apportion the work of anniversary cake which was Wis., that how you recall the board the vacated position among 31 wedding at St. Boniface Church, Waumandee, paid on the basis of an annual At Crookston served by Mrs. Donald Truax Man freed salary of $6,180. - action , too?" present personned without ad- and Vicki Lynne Folkedahl Wis.j Is. planned. ^ Lowell Hyatt, who has been Mler referred to a Daily ditional hiring was the question CROOKSTON, Minn. (AP) - nieces of the couple. Mmes. an agriculture instructor at News account pf a salary meet- that played iceberg to the A school bond proposal lost out Folkedahl, Marlin Wehrenberg, Town of Gale, and he, in the Methodist Singers After Serving Long Prairie, Minn., was hired ing last winter in which Wynne council's Titanic. in an election here Monday, for West Salem, Wis.; Misses Town of Ettrick. For many to replace Ferguson at a ^Salary was quoted as asking the teach- A proposal by Sanitary In- the second time ih two months. Cheryl and Margaret Truax, yeiars they were engaged in Jo Carol Sunday of $225 a week , and Mary Alice ers whether they would be sat- spector Ted Schima that a half- Proposed issue of $2,650,000 in granddaughters; and members farming near Ettrick on the Kerrigan, a graduate student at isfied if the board took an day receptionist be hired for bonds to. build a new senior high of Naomi Circle, Lutheran farm where Mr. Truax lived for In St. Charles La Crosse State University, will initial step toward adoption of school received 1,273 opposition Church Women 5-Year Term the vacant spot was almost , assisted at the 72 years. In addition to farm- ST. CHARLES, Minn. (Spe- teach the two English classes the index without the thought summarily dismissed. Aid. votes to only 583 in favor. reception. ST. PAUL (AP ) - Wesley at Winona Senior High School Voters also were asked ing, Mr. Truax , has served as cial) — Members of StV Charles Tucker, 36, has been freed after that such a philosophy would be James Stoltman, chairman of William Truax and Clara Run- substitute rural mail carrier for the remainder of the school used in future wage action, whether $325,000 in bonds should nestrand were married Methodist Church will sing serving more than five years in ' the council health and welfare Dec. 27, and as manager of the cucum- Christmas carols throughout the year at. - a salary of $1,441. without a specific commitment committee, proposed that some be issued for construction ot a 1916 at the First Lutheran prison for the death of another In another action Monday swimming pool in conjunction ber station at Ettrick, a position St. Charles area Sunday. man. He was improperly charg- for the three years mentioned of the work be assigned to the Church parsonage, Blair, Wis., he still holds. Mr. and Mrs. night the board formally ap- by the teachers. with the school. The vote was with the Rev. S. S. Urberg of- The junior and senior choirs ed, a judge ruled. proved the color schedule for public health nursing depart- 1,388.to 421 against the pool pro- Truax are living in Ettrick and the junior and senior Meth- Tucker pleaded guilty to man- ment secretary. ficiating. Their attendants were since the sale of their farm. the new Winona Area Vocation- THE ACCOUNT of that meet- posal. ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ Fellowship members ¦ odist Youth ¦ ¦ slaughter in the death of Steph- ¦ ing stated that the teachers had the late Cora Truax, sister of . ¦ : . al-Technical School. SUPPORT for this idea came The- two issues would have will meet at the church at 77 en Plumley, 27, of St. Paul, said they thought the accept- , , the groom, and Alfred Runne- Young snails do not leave ¦¦ The color scheme for the in- from Dr. W_ W. Haesly, health totaled $2 975 000. In October strand, brother of the bride. their gelatinous egg mass until p.m. .. - -] whose body was found May 17, terior of the new- school now ance of the philosophy of index department head. He suggested voters rejected three - to - one Mr. and Mrs. Truax both their shells have one or two Following the caroling, sing- 1961, in northern Ramsey Coun- under construction on . Horner scheduling was the most im- a proposed $3,720,000 bond issue ty near Sucker Lake. He said portant matter at that time. work be divided among the two were born in 1890, she, in the whorls. ers will meet at the church Road had been submitted to di- secretaries, with the depart- for the school and pool. In Mon- social rooms for games and the two had been trying out a rectors for their consideration a Miller said, however, that he, ment's laboratory technician day's election, the school and lunch. 30-caliber pistol. week ago by W-Smith; Architec- personally, would stand on the pool proposals were separate philosophy of continuing with a filling in on telephone and tural .& Engineering Services, and the total had been reduced.¦ ¦ stenographic duty in available ' ¦ ' ¦ Tucker, who served more than second year of the plan. . architects for the project. ' BEAT THE RUSH! five years in Stillwater State . . ¦¦.. . hours. -A robin can fly up to 30 Prison, was ordered released by The first badminton club was The balalaika is a stringed This plan became clouded m.p.h. Get Yaur 1967 License $60,000 Fire Washington County District formed at Bath, England, in instrument popular with the Judge William Johnson. 1873. Russian people, "¦ ¦ ¦ " ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Tabs Now! Tucker had been charged with ' _ , . DENNIS THE MENACE At Mink Ranch causing the death while commit- GRIN AND BEAR IT ' ' ¦ Office Open 8 to 5 Men. thru Frl., 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sat. ting a misdemeanor — discharg- l--W»» "'^ ' ^_ _»» *** ll— _- l ¦¥ ¦—— Ml • NISSWA, Minn. (AP) - Fire ing a gun in a game preserve. caused an estimated $60,000 Johnson said such a charge MORRIS BERGSRUD smoke damage Monday night to 7 Deputy Registrar Mlnntsota Vthiclai Dept. would have been proper only if a large quantity of mink hides the misdemeanor were commit- «3 WEST SECOND ST. and equipment at the Vernon ' ¦ ' ted against the victim. ¦ - • ' ' - ' " ' '' • ' ' ' •' ' ' " ' ' '' . . I Ml i II n I I Carkhuff mink ranch near Nisswa. . Ramsey County District Judge Carkhuff, who made the esti- Robert V. Renscb freed Tucker You Deserve Good Service mate, said he had been working Monday after Assistant County in a ranch building cleaning Atty. Paul Lindholm told the From Any Watch You Buy This Ghristmas! hides and had gone to his home judge- that the facts in the case Be Sure! Get Yours at Morgan'is about 20O feet away when the are unchanged and the statute of limitations prevents any new F«i :l Time Watchma kers for 100 Years! fire broke out. Carkhuff said that when he re- charge. You can choose from fully jeweled, guaranteed timepieces turned to the building and •tarting at Ten Dollars arid Ninety-Five Cents at Morgan's. opened the door, he was blown, Ideas Save Millions back by smoke and flame. Cause of the blaze was not known. For U.S. Government J__mmmma **wk%wmmJkmammkmmk%+_mmmaAa%mk**aamkwak Carkhuff valued the skins at WASHINGTON (AP) — The about $50,000. 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Order Your Mail or in Person I Gift Subscription now by Dialing 8-2961 or Contacting the Daily News Circulation Dept. by | TUESDAY Station Wagon and twina of good quality which The Daily Record DECEMBER 13, 1966 Vocational School is *)!d throughout the stata and Equipment Bids Dr. C. R. Kollofski, 2nd Ward At Community Winona Deaths director, said he couldn't sea Two-State Deaths Bids Asked any objection to buying from Memorial Hos pital Mr«. Chr«nc« D. McNamara Edward Bakkan Sr. Curriculum OKed Authorized lor the Iowa prison "since no ona Approval of a list of some 18 of what training they may re- Visiting how*. Medical ara surgical Mrs. Clarence D. McNamara, SPRING GROVE, Minn. - locally is being liurt." patients- 2 to 4 and 7 to 8:30 p.m. INo Buffalo, N.Y., died Sunday. Edward Bakken Sr., 84, DeKalb, course offerings considered for ceive at the Winona area school chlldrni under 12.) Second Time IN ANSWER to several ques- Maternity patients: 2 to 1:30 and 7 to She is the mother of Mrs. HI., a former resident here the curriculum of the Winona 1:30 p.m. (Adulti only.) tions by board members, Rabe New High School William Landro, 'Winona. Alao died,there Sunday. New advertisements for bids Area Vocational - Technical Authorization for an adver- surviving are her husband; on a city electrical inspector's emphasized that the fact that ¦ MONDAY He was born Oct. 25, 1882, to School when it occupies its new a course might be listed in the tisement for bids for equipment Preston Buys • . .' / ' . . . . ADMISSIONS mother, Mrs/ Thomas Moreno, in station wagon were authorized Esten and Dorothea Bakken building on Homer Road next brochure did not necessarily in six areas of the new Winona Mrs. Anton Mykowski, 767 E. a sister, Eleanor; two sons and Quandahl, Iowa, near Spring Monday night by the City Coun- Front St. six daughters. cil-:: fall was voted Monday night by mean that it would be included¦ Senior High School now under Grove/ He married Myrtle in the curricu- ' . X '. . . ¦ Victoria Dalenberg, 1735 W. Funeral services will be Wed- Overhaug Oct. 17, 1925 in Lo- The council rejected the sin- the Board of Education. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ construction near the west end nesday lum next fall. I _, . Street Material Wabasha St. at the Church of the cust, Iowa, and lived in Spring gle bid it received Nov . 21 in re- Thomas W. Raine, director cf of Lake Winona was voted Mon- Arthur Witt Holy Family, Buffalo. Burial sponse to a prior advertise- the vocational-technical school, He said that ScllOOl PRESTON, Minn. — Preston , Houston, Minn. Grove until 1943 when he moved only those day night by the Board of Ed- Sharon Koster, lewiston. will be ih Holy Cross Cemetery, ment. The pride quoted was explained that board approval Village Council let contracts Lackawanna to DeKalb. C0 fo ucation. Mian. , N.Y. $2,225. Some aldermen laid the of the course offerings was re- Board1 Monday night for street main- Survivors are: His wife ; four lack of competitive bids to what whichFT n e e d5 I —V" ** Sirs. Linda Merchlewitz, 376 Peter and Edward Jr., quired at this time because a Superintendent of Schools A. tenance needs but deferred ac- Harriet St. sons, they called unduly restrictive was establish- L. Nelson told directors that tion on fuel bids for further Winona Funerals Illinois; LaVerne, in the Mar- prospectus is being prepared for DISCHARGES specifications. The require- distribution throughout the area ed aud a sufficient number of there are some 22 areas in study. ines in Vietnam,- and Blayne, students enrolled would " ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ - ' -' ¦ "; Hay Feller, Winona Rt. 2. Edward A. Plrtgar ment- did not allow bidding on to advise prospective students be or- which pur- - ' - -. - Clarence Reishus clerk Funeral services for Edward in the Army in Missouri; three ' ¦ • ' • ¦ ganized. Explaining that he ¦ - ¦ , , said Mrs. Albert Brunner and smaller -com- . . " . . ' 7. . chases must I. . ., :¦ street rock requirements will A. Pinger, 48: Fairfax St.* were daughters, Mrs. William (Dor- ¦ • probably wouldn't know until baby, 101 E. Broadway. pact models, :j —.._ be made for ScnOOl be purchased from the two held Monday evening at St. othy) Cox and Mrs. Richard they argued June what enrollments might Mrs. Stanley Smith, and ( ; 7 City equipm e nt firms bidding. Pederson Broth- baby, Minnesota Mary's Catholic Church, the Norma) Turner, Hlinois, and becauseCh of a be expected, Raine said he City. (Melvina) Minnie, and furnishing R | ers, Harmony, bid $1.20 per too Mrs. Stephen Granzyk, 621 Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Klein Mrs. Mark School wanted approval of the course - including 1 • T"'0arC ** Mabel, and 14 grandchildren; ' ' ¦ ¦ Driver on No. 2 street rock with fines W. Sanborn St. officiating. Burial was in St. mum wheel-JSSr '- Counc• il offerings now "only so we can certain seed- Mary's Cemetery. One son, one daughter, two ^ print our brochure. Then we'll and $1.75 per ton on pea rock, Frederick Fischer, 176 Har- b a a e provi- ing, sodding, landscaping and delivery prices. Prices on tlva vester Ave. Pallbearers were Edward grandchildren, two brothers and sion. see what results and the en- one sister have died. blacktopping of the school same materials loaded on vil- Mrs. Lois Edwards, St. Char- Holz, Anthony Laska, John The new specifications; set Training Plan rollment demands will deter- grounds — and that in some , Overing, Martin Prokosky, Ver- Funeral services will be mine which courses •will be of- lage trucks at the quarry wera les Minn. minimum wheelbase at 115 ¦ cases delivery time is a , criti- quoted at 90 cents per ton for BIRTHS non Miller and Raymond Feier- Thursday at 2 p.m. at Waterloo inches. According to Aid. Jerry fered." cal factor: tag. Honorary pallbearers w«re Ridge Lutheran Church, the No, 2 street rock and $1.30 per —T, and Mrs. Albert Miller, Borzyskowski, this will permit FOURTH Ward 1252 Wincrest Dr., a son. John Steichen, Louis Laska, Rev. S. O. Sorlien officiating. Gets Approval Director Dan- HE SAID that ft has been es- ton for pea rock. ' bids to be submitted on four iel Sadowski said that he was Mr, and Mrs. Leo Piechowski, George Eggers, Cecil Whet- Burial will be in the church or five additional standard A policy prescribing in what tablished quite definitely what Kappers Construction Co., Fountain City, Wis., a daugh- stone and Henry Holz. >"*' cemetery. primarily interested in develop- equipment will be needed for Spring Valleyv bid $1.15 per models in various makes. manner vehicles will be furnish- ment of a strong ter. will be vocational the library, language labora- ton for street rock with fines, Honorary pallbearers Bids will be opened Jan. 3. ed by Winona automobile deal- school here "and not Mr. and Mrs. John Bergman, Julian Myhre, Al- in just tory, speech laboratory, art de- delivered, Tand $1 loaded at the Weather Oscar Horgen, The council was notified that ers for the public schools driver putting up building and then 826 E. Sanborn St., a daugh- vin Sanderson, Leonard Lane, training program was adopted a partment furnishings and gym- quarry on village trucks, and ter. one of the city public health trying to fill it with students." nasium scoreboard installations. $1.60 delivered and $1.30 at the OTHER TEMPERATURES Arne, Larry and Henry Over- nurses by the Board of Education Mon- Raine replied , Mrs. Neil Sawyer, will day night. that his only quarry for pea rock. The correct address of Stan- High Low Pr. haug and Norman Ullen and ac- resign effective interest,, too y Since these needs are known ,. Edwin Dec. 31. No re- , was in the de- The council will purchase its islaus Mlynczak, admitted Fri- Albany, cloudy . 7;. 39 18 tive pallbearers, Ingolf, placement has been the policy statement covering velopment of a strong and to insure that dlivery will Wil- named. school be made in timd for the sched- bituminous needs from Kap- day is 169 Chatfield St. Albuquerque, clear . 46 20 and James Bakken, Bruce^ such items as how dealers will and added that this was exactly Atlanta, rain ...... 46 37 .09 liams, Mervin Myhre and Irvih A letter from Dr. James Kahl, furnish uled occupancy of the new pers Construction, which will ¦ milk sanitarian cars on a rotation basis to what he was devoting him- Bismarck, cloudy .. 32 9 . Sanderson. ' ';, , advised the for both the training program school next fall, Nelson asked furnish and install the plant mix BIRTHS ELSEWHERE council of impending self now. at $7.95 per ton. Kappers was Boise, cloudy ...... 43 32 .; may call at Engell- changes in during the reg- r—————, for and was granted permission Friends the U.S. Public Health Superintendent of Schools A. the only bidder. (Special) Boston, cloudy .... 40 28 ." .. Roble Funeral Home Wednes- Service ular school to advertise for bids on these BLAIR, Wis. - Mr. and State Department of Health c LIL. Nelson said he felt that *.' a and Mrs. Ronald Stone,""Blair , Chicago, cloudy .,.. 28 24 . day evening and Thursday year and the OCMOOl items. There were three bidders for Cincinnati snow ... 32 26 T regulations relating to : milk summer ses- ' ¦ vocational school should intro- fuel oil/ a daughter Saturday at Black , morning and at the church duce hew courses In discussing the equipment clear ... 31 23 products. When such changes go sion, as well - , phase then- Farmers Union Co-op, Pres- River Community Hospital. Cleveland, Thursday after 1 p.m. into effect D>_ __f#J out as situations change needs, the superintendent said Denver clear ...... 53 26 ... , wrote Dr. Kahl, the as the obliga- POorO [ and as ' ton, bid 17.5 cents per gallon Mrs. Herbert Stone, Blair, and , city should the needs of society dictate." that it had heen determined Mrs. Beulali Small, _31aek Riv- Des Moines, cloudy 37 15 .. Edward Vand« Weerd . amend its own ordi- tions of both that library shelving purchased on No. 1 fuel oil, discpunt 4:5 nance to conform. He Dr. C. W . Rogers, 3rd Ward , er Falls are grandmothers. Fairbanks, clear . -34 -40 .. PRESTON, Minh. (Special)— did hot the dealers and the board in the from a commercial supplier cents, 13 cents net; 16.5 cents spell out the changes which will program commented, "I know that in EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — Mr. Fort Worth, clear . . 44 18 .. Edward Vande Weerd, 68, ru- administration of the , would probably cost about $6,- on No. 2 fuel oil, 4.20 cents dis- ' died this morning become effective at state and was drafted following , a meet- the past there have been a lot ¦ ¦ count, and 12.30 cents net per and Mrs. James Speck, Eau Helena cloudy ... ,. 40 28 ... ral Preston, , 600.. . : ;. : at Harmony Community Hospi- national levels July 1, 1967. ing durmg the past week of all of courses we've Offered with gallon and 16.5 cents for No. 3 Claire, a son, born Monday. Pa- Honolulu, clear .7. 82 73 .. some fear^ Mnst of them filled ternal graJidparents are Mr. Indianapolis, cloudy 30 25 .. tal from the effects of a stroke Winona new. car dealers and the HE SAID that he'd learned diesel fuel, 4.20 cents discount, " public school administration- up and turned out to be quite and Mrs. Leonard Speck, 324 3. Jacksonville, rain .. 55 45 .09 suffered Wednesday. successful." that the Iowa State Prison at and 12.30 cents net. 6th St., Winona. Maternal Kansas City, clear . 44 23 .. He was born in Holland Feb. Superintendent of Schools A. Fort Madison manufactures this Preston Oil Products quoted grandmother is Mrs. Stanley Los Angieles, clear .. 80 58 7... He came to this coun- Terms L. Nelson told board members NELSON ALSO noted that no shelving, distributes it in a wide per gallon prices delivered, bas- 22, 1898. of Five indicated Rivers, 721 E. Wabasha St. Louisville, cloudy .. 33 28 .. try as an infant with his par- that six dealers have course can be offered in the area and that the cost, if pur- ed on current prices at tha ¦ pating in the HOPKINS, Minn. _ Mr. and Memphis, cloudy ... 36 30 ' .-. ents. They settled in Iowa. In interest in partici school without the approval of chased from the prison, might time of delivery. The bids were cloudy ... .75 58 .50 the Cherry program. He said that the fol- the state Department of Educa- be only about half of what it 1 Mrs. William Hostettler, a Miami, 1926 he came to School Directors isystem fot sup- 13 /. cents each for diesel and daughter Dec. 12. He is the son Mpls.-St.P., clear .29 IT '. .,: where he farmed lowing rotation tion. would be from a commercial No. 2 fuel oil, and 14V4 cents for Grove area plying cars had been establish:- of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hostet- New Orleans, cloudy 42 4L .. the rest of his life. He married , ' ¦ ' In a general discussion of the supplier. No. l fuel oil. 1926, ed: . . :y. - - proposed curriculum of the tler, 382 Collegeview - New York, cloudy .. 43 3L Bertha Hebrink April 23, Expire in April Nystrom Motors ; 1967- Nelson asked whether any Sinclair Refining Co. quoted 46 24 .. 1966-67, school when it occupies its new Okla. City, clear ... at Cherry Grove. Members of the Board 68, Winona Auto Sales ; 1968-69, board member would object to 3.8 cents per gallon for all three clear ... . '.¦;¦ 39 24 .. are : Three sons, of Ed- quarters, Raine said that three TODA-Y'S BIRTHDAY Omaha, Survivors ucation Monday night were, Quality Chevrolet ; 1969-1970, C. purchasing the shelving from types at tank wagon prices. Philadelphia, cloudy 41 32 .. Eugene, Spring Valley; Gordon, re- ' ¦¦ - courses will be offered as a the prison if a substantial sav- minded that the terms of five Paul -Variables;.- 1970-71, Walz core currlculm for students in The council took action to in? Nancy Kay Jonsgaard, La- Phoenix, clear ...... 73 7 45 .. Albert Lea, and Ivan, Preston; directors and 1971-72, Owl ing could be realized. moille Minn. . ¦ ¦' expire next April. Byick-Olds, most of the program special- crease; wages of village em- , Pittsburgh, cloudy .33 22 .. 14 grandchildren; five brothers, One director Motor Co. Board President Lawrence ployes but announcement John Fitzgerald, 559 E. 2nd ., Cali- will be elected • ties in the school. was ¦' ¦ Ptlnd, Me., cloudy .36 24 .. Guy and Hein living in . from each ward and one When a school year has been Santelman noted that the Min- deferred until the employes - . ' ' .St. ; 3. ' Sioux Center, direc- These will be courses in Am- Ptlnd, Ore., rain .. .56 47 .46 fornia; Harum, tor-at-large named in the April completed the dealer who has nesota state prison at Stillwater have indicated they are ac- Rapid City, cloudy . 50 29 .. Iowa; Jake, Rock Valley, Iowa, erican institutions and human city election. supplied the cars will be moved relations; c o m m manufactures farm machinery ceptable. St. Louis, cloudy ... 29 25 .. and John. Stockton, 111., and . u n ications, Municipal Court Directors whose terms expire to the bottom of the list and touching on oral, written and Salt Lk. City, cloudy 37 28 . . six sisters, Mrs. Richard Snel- next year are Board President must work his:way to the top San Fran., cloudy .54 51 .. .: ler, Sioux Center; Mrs , Ralph graphic areas, and basic math- WINONA Lawrence Santelman¦ , 1st Ward ; before furnishing a vehicle ematics. Seattle, rain . . ... 53 50 2.08 Kooiker and Mrs. Henry Wess- Dr. L. L. Kor- , ; ' ' again. Carrol p. Moger, 22, Lewis- , Iowa; Mrs. Gerrit At this time, he said, these ton, pleaded guilty in municipal Washington, cloudy 44 34 lihk Hull. da, 2nd Ward ; *. i ¦ Payrolls approved for pay- Wissenk and Mrs. Henry Frank- areas, for the most part, are court today to a charge of Winnipeg, snow :... 19 8 T Dr. C. W OChOOl ment Monday night were for; treated only incidentally, if at y. speeding 50 in a 30 zone Satur- T—Trace en, Rock Valley, and Mrs. Rogers , 3rd Homebound instructors, $960; Frank Gunnink , Bell, Calif. His all, but it's felt that they are day -at 1:14 p.m. on Gilmore Ward; Daniel D_^^»_J substitute teachers, $1,093 ; eve- important to ah overall voca- ¦ parents, one brother and one S. Sadowski DCaFO ning school instruction, $2,628; Avenue from Wilste Street to . ¦ " tional-technical school program. ¦ ' , ** -1^ _ 2nd Immunization grandchild have died. 4th Ward, and . ' " '; - . - . ' miscellaneous instruction cleri- ______¦__ ^^^ ^ J_t1_l ______KTV A3_mmJ ¦ ¦ Olmstead Street. . . ___Ht. __«L. v ^ ~___M _ Funeral services will be Thurs- Director-at-Large David F. cal , custodial and other serv- COURSES TO be offered ini- j____f ^_fmm§tt___ A i ' „_*»*¦ ^-S__H «• He was fined $50 on the Clinic at Preston p.m. at Evangelical charge as it his second day at 2 Wynne. ices, $1,328 ; work study pro- tially in the new school build- was Church, Cher- speeding offense within a four- Set for Wednesday United Brethren Terms of each of the ward gram, $417 ; noon hour supervis- ing, and those which may be ry Grove, the Rev. Herbert years and that ors, $660, and student cafeteria week period. Moger had plead- ) directors is four added later, Raine said, can PRESTON, Minn. (Special Frank officiating. Burial will of the director-at-large, two helpers, $434. be grouped into five of what ed not guilty to the charge — The second in a series of Monday morning but decided to be in the Cherry Grove Ceme- years. Overtime payments for custo- he describes as "occupational three immunization clinics will tery. Filin*gs for school board seats dians amounting to $539 and trade clusters." change his plea today. be held Wednesday at the Pres- Dismissal: James M. Yahnke, Friends may call - at Thau- for the primary elections in cooks, $9.49, were approved. These groupings include "Ser- ton High School . Home from 11 general election ¦ 18, 768 E. 5th St. , on a charge wald Funeral February and' vice" embracing courses in ' Gene.; : ¦ A\ .¦: • of driving without a driver li- The vaccinations will be ad- a.m. Wednesday to 11 a.m. in April will open Dec. 27 and clerical, waitress, food prepara- cense, Saturday at 9:40 p.m. ministered at the high school Thursday, and at the church close at 5 p.m. Jan. 9. Patrol Stops tion, nurse's aide instruction, on Broadway at Olmstead library for Fountain elementary after 1 p.m. Thursday. The board Monday night for- among others; "Technical," Street. He produced the license and Preston High School stu- mally authorized arrangements 390 Cars in such as drafting, electronics , this morning. dents-at 9 a.m., and for. Pres- Mrs. Henry H. Wegman to be made for the clearing of agriculture, automotive work Forfeitures: ton elementary and pre-school ST. CHARLES, Minn. (Spe- brush and scrub trees from an Winona County and others ; "Business," cover- children at 10 a.m. Glenn T. Riske. 21, Altura, cial)—Mrs . Henry H. Wegman, area of privately owned proper- ing secretarial , general office, $25, speeding 55 in a 40 zone, Immunizations will be given 80, died Monday at the Samari- ty adjacent to the site of the State Highway Patrolmen accounting, sales management Friday at 7:57 p.m. on Highway against smallpox , whooping tan Rest Home, Rochester, new Senior High School near stopped 390 cars and tagged 101 and data processing, for exam- 61. cough, diphtheria, polio and where she had lived since be- the west end of Lake Winona. motorists in "Winona County ple; "Mechanical ." which in- Carol B Thaldorf , 24, 616 W. tetanus. Booster shots are avail- coming ill two years ago. The undergrowth is being re- over the weekend as part of the cludes welding, auto mechan- , able. The former Clara R. Miller, moved because it obscures the patrol's statewide traffic satur- ic, and others : and "Licensed Bth St., $15 failure to yield ______« _ ¦< H______right of way, Friday at 3:35 Mantoux tests will be given she was born March 18, 1886, view of the new school from ation crackdown. Occupations," like cosmetology * Si If, II p.m. at the same time for urates at St. Charles. She was married Highway 61. Violations included speeding, and practical nursing. invalid licenses, faulty equip Gene T. Cienrinskl, 18 , 712 1, 5, 9, seniors , and all adult here Oct. 27, 1909, and spent her _ „ «»l« persons connected with the entire life in St. Charles except ment and similar traffic infrac- _^_^_^_^_^_^H - ..in |TT I ______E. 3rd St., $30, careless driving District ^ Monday at 8:20 p.m. on Orrin school. for her last illness. She was a Mondovi tions, the Highway Patrol said. Lake City Erects Street at Highway 61. member of St. Charles Catholic A total of 1, 290 auto checks Transfer Denied and 155 arrests were made Roger E. Przybylski, 20, 636 ing 70 in a 50 zone, Saturday Church and the Rosary and St. Big Yule Tree Lake St., $25, speeding 90 in a at 7:45 p.m. on Highway 61. Ann's societies. Wis. (Special) — throughout the state over the MONDOVI, weekend by the patrol. LAKE CITY, Minn. - Folks 55 zone on Highway 14 from Carol A. Helgemoe, 13, 1934 Survivors are: Two sons, The school committee of Coop- Gihnore Ave., $10, stop sign Gerald, St. Charles, and Jack , The weekend saturation pa- in two states will see Lake Utica to> Lewiston. erative Educational Agency 6 ' Leona V Pozanc, 25, Rolling- violation, Saturday at 2:25 p.m. Rochester; two daughters, Mrs. against de- trols will continue through New City s biggest Christmas tree . Monday night voted this year. utone Rt. 1 , $10, violation of at 3rd Street at Franklin Street. Merle (Annette ) Babcock, taching the lands of John E. Year's weekend in various parts ^ (glasses , of the state. It has been erected in the driving restriction ) Joseph P. Monahan 608 Wil- Franklin, Wis., and Mrs. Ro- and Mrs. Clarice E. Erickson ______] H_S______Friday at 3:15 p.m. on Highway son St., $10 no valid driver bert (Helen) Ferguson, Ro- school dis- center of the circle drive at the ^lll from the Mondovi government pier. It stands In a 248. license, Wednesday at 10:28 chester; 19 grandchildren ; 15 trict and attaching it to the Eau Micha el F. Accurso, 21, p.m. on King Street at Grand great-grandchildren and one Business 12-foot steel cylinder embedded Claire district.. Student in concrete. Mount Prospect , III., $25, speed- Street. sister, Anna , Fort Worth, Tex. The Ericksons had petitioned ______! Her husband died Nov. 24, for the transfer. The vote was Of Month Named 1954. One daughter, Margaret , 4-1 against the transfer follow- _iir __H I 'l'h. ¦ ^ may_\_____\\—m 4375 M * high . * has died. ing a public hearing at the At Senior High NflW AUTO yffy ^ Funeral services will be school here. Henry Anderson, Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. Chippewa Falls, agency coordi- Sandy Hunze, senior at Wino- INSURANCE PLAN Charles Catholic Church, tbe nator, presided. The Ericksons na Senior High School, was Grants lower rates If you own two Rev. James Fasnacht officiat- live in Town of Drammen, Eau chosen as student of the month or more cart, if there are two ing. Burial will be in Calvary Claire County. for her active duties in the Fu- operators or less. If you are mar- Cemetery here. ture Business Leaders of Amer- ried and under 25. if you drive Pallbearers will be Gerald be ln Zion Lutheran Church ica, of which she has been a 15,000 miles or loss lor business, A. Wegman, Lester Babcock , cemetery. member two years. If you own your car and Have , Friends may call at Fred- Sandy also has been a mem- another furnished. OffersU ftra-Raylroiler PLUS Cook & Charles Babcock John Fergu- ber of the Characters two years son, Richard Wegman and erlxon Funeral Home this after- , , noon and evening and Wednes- usher squad one year, pep club Federated Keep-l/torm system! i — II Investment Ronald Wegman three years is in the Winona day morning. , IHIURAMCI Friends may call at Sellner Symphony Orchestra and has Funeral Home from noon Paul Pieper been a typist on the school pa- £1 aueiNie* . $267.96 T-r. Wednesday. There will be pray- (Special) mjAo_. HOMI You owe younelt Caloric' exclusive waist- jt^^} Jj fc. ' Some Investment! are practical, CALEDONIA , Minn. per two years. * ^Q^Q^T/y er services Wednesday at 3 ond — Paul Pieper, 57, died early Her subjects this year are high Ultra-Ray broiler—tho way to better- ^^^*^?S>/ Some arc beautiful. A Rolex is both. 8 p.m, tasting food with dellcioua "chM-broil** ^ /K _A__V\. this morning at his home follow- shorthand and bookkeeping II , \J/ flavor. And Ultra-Ray coolu 30% faster, „ . .. .,_ _ „ ing a lengthy illness. office training, English 12 and Port M Crid..... c,u (*^ Jamer A. Hanson needs less clcan-up, gives you super-sired * • '•"<"» "« '^_.«_/ ^a's2y' Exquisite. Yet , beneath that had been village assessor two uation she plans to attend Wi- or 23 hamburgers at once) And Iho huge purehaia l James A. Hanson, 53, died Sat- years. He was born Jan. 22, 1009, nona Secretarial School and be- °" "*"«• ' ¦ ' nuiRnificent diamond and 14K go Id 25*x20' Cook & Keep-Warm OVCD cooks 'rhU *l«ld>' »iun-num sriddi* : ": £\ urday at his home southwest of In Mayville Township to Mr. and come a legal secretary, In her [ o ¦ ¦ ¦ Blair. Anderson y U S y> thtn ,0we e rat . ".oquillaRe " there beats a heart Mrs. Bernard Pieper. He lived leisure time she reads, sews , p0 |9^ ato Ti" hold foodt H dinner-warm.,. T ™*;iX:r ;z?s He was born April 23, 1913, ^This• illm, tnra^ nU t>uni«r»...(i-t» »wiy with 99 of pure Rolex accuracy. his lifetime in this area, skates and swims. 30" gas range has plenty of cooking con- **i» toiis puii idol for f at Winona to Herbert and Em- , Winona, Minn. p««t« b««o« Survivors arc : His mother ja__v - m_\ ¦veniencc features—it's a buy al lhis low . . ««s». lunv- ma Hanson. He served in the Mrs. Minnie Pieper, with whom Phone MM ^rWW" price• _ >. __ .« , wiui...:i_ easy.¦>« •»_.termali »«a »U wllh iwMtiek ceoUni; : M Invwt a bit oi your valuable time. armed forces seven years tunowrcJ «nun. , In- he resided; five brothers, Ern- ?CaloricUI(r».R-y lwrow-US. _ »l-nt Ni),),m,t»T I __-_—«. IB v Come in and see our extensive cluding World War II. He nev- est, Rudolph, Arnold and Milton, Sa lome Jens Gets , alone I I ' Rolex collection. %' er married and lived . all of Caledonia, and Alfred, Al- Divorce in Mexico • FREE DELIVERY • NO DOWN PAYMENT Survivors are ; His mother, ol bert Lea and four sisters, Mrs. ¦ ¦ ROLEX , FREE FIRST YEAR NSP MONTHLY TERMS Winona, and four brothers, lr- Charles (Luella) Schauble, Mrs. EL PASO, Tex (AP) - Ac- • • Czaplewski NSP SERVICS vin and Norman, Winona, and Charles (Ruth) Kuecker, Mrs. tress Salome Jena, 31, has ob- I^^ Hf Myron and Hllbert, Rockford, Joseph (Gladys) Dahlberg and tained a divorce from actor 111. Miss Violet Pieper, all of Cale- Ralph Meeker, 45, according to Q/nsol(jan,A Funeral services will be Wed- donia. sources in Juarez, Mexico, : I 1 across the river NORTHERN STATES POWER GO. UU WaVICB ILUS nesday at 2 p.m, at Frederlxon Funeral arrangements are be- from El Paso. $4* '..S I . JI- 79 East Third St. Phon* «4M1 ¦ *L ¦ ' «INCSI 1M» i Funeral Chapel, the Rev. L. H. ing completed by Pottcr-Hau- The couple was married in Jacobson officiating. Burial will gen Funeral Home. New York July 20, 1064. JWJOIN7 MEN CLASH Blair, Eleva-Strum Headline Dairyland By BOB JUNGHANS Blair, 3-1 this season and 2-1 Tollefson will get . the defen- Daily News Sports Writer in conference play, is small sive assignment. and likes to fastbreak and As for Blair coach Jim STRUM, Wis. — Two of the tallest Bade, nothing special will be Hawk JV most outstanding area basket- press. The Cardinals' man is 6-0 Nick Misch, while attempted to stop Tollefson ball performers will meet 5-10 either head-on tonight when Eleva- the leading rebounder is . Al Grass. "He's their biggest threat, Strum entertains Blair in a but we won't overplay him," Downs Dairyland Conference encoun- Eleva - Strom, on the other "This Brian and '[ ¦ ¦ ¦' Bade said. ter. yX \ : ;. band, has 6-4 Vince Brian at Olson can both score, too." The ringleader for the visit- center, 6-2 Tom Olson and ing Blair quintet is 5-9 senior 6-0 Gary Barenson at for- Blair will go with its foil Maishall guard Dean Dale who current- wards along with Tollefson court man-to-man press in an • Eleva-Strum Winona Hi#i Junior Varsity ly leads the Dairyland in Tollefson Dale and 5-10 Mark Nymo at effort to keep cagers won their third of the scoring with a 23-point aver- guards. from getting the ball to its age. Dale has been a regular "If we can handle their big man. season without a defeat Mon- since his freshihan year when season after dropping two press and play our style of "We'll have a tough time day by downing their counter- he started for Trempealeau loop encounters, also has a ball instead of trying to run on rebounds," said Bade. "If parts from John Marshall 73- High School, As a sophomore, 1,000-point producer in 6-2 with them, I think we can they get by our press, we'll " guard Roger Tollefson. 51. lairing command of the TROJANS* STARS . . .;. Coach John Mc- is Ron Yary, 245 pound offensive tackle, junior and now a senior, he hurt them," said Eleva-Strum have to shoot a very good per- been a vital cog in the Tollefson stands second in coach Dick Salava who has centage to beat them." game right from the start, the Kay of the University of Southern California and at right Nate Shaw, 190 pound defensive has talks with his team's two star performers as halfback. Each was; named to the Associated Blair attack with a total of this year's conference scoring seen his team lose three of Besides Dale, Grass ana" Hawks bad a -25-9 bulge when in high "We haven't the Trojans Monday resumed practice for I*ress second team All America. (AP Photo- over 1,000 points his with a 22.3 average. He bag- four this year. Misch, Lee Tranberg and Rod the buzzer sounded ending the ¦ ¦ school career. ged his 1,000th point last week done as well as I had antici- the Rose Bowl game with Purdue. At left .¦ ' fax)-' ¦ . ¦ ' ' - ¦ • Anderson will be in the start- first quarter. . . in a victory over Cochrane- pated. We don't work the ball ing lineup for Blair. Eleva - Strum, which has Fountain City and now has well, mostly because these Next game for the JVs is at won the Dairyland Confer- 1,007 to his credit. boys haven't played together The Dairyland Conference La Crescent on Jan. 9. two years is the only league with a ¦ ' ¦ TEXAS MS TERN SECOND ence for the past Game time is 8 pm. much before. . . BOXtCORB ; but has an uphill battle this The two teams display op- Salava plans nothing special roqnd of play tonight. All oth- KfUWdl—TJ J-hn M»r_hal. -J1 nonconference. fg pf tp Ig pf IP posites in basketball strategy. in an attempt to stop Dale. er games are S. Miner » II H-Wtfce ill 3 Nyt4flt " .: 1 * 4 T»»lt 1 0 Stewart J7 1 I Unman 1 • l Motown 0 II WW. 4 0 1J Meska 0 2 1 Hanson t 1 I Ramblers, Helgert-B 4 11. Meradlth 1 1 » Morton (IN tCoelsdi 113 U MIIKf 1 • J Vertoy > 1 r •¦•¦' . Dean 111 Areq CMPliwsW • HarWdc 0 M ©III 2 711 C^ 14.1 -Futher'ene Z St Jensen 10 3 Winhawks CENTENNIAL Grove ..... 3 43 21.0 Gene Janke, Alma Center 4 44 Beemse a a % O. Pfl. AvB. Mike Woll, Rushford ..... 5 yi 18.2 Mike Kulig, Independence 5 12 14.4 ftrtfcw 4 IB --. Stan Bismarck, Wayne Hailelit, Petersen 4 72 18.0 Lee Tranberg, Blair .... 4. 45 144 «. Totals 1» 11 11 Farlbo boat .2 42 21.0 Steve Botcher, Houston ..3 50 16.7 Keith Johnson, Whitehall 4 44 14.0 Totils »1. 71 Dave Gergen, Randolph .. S »7 lf.4 Jim Woll, Rushford ... Ill 15.1 Bill Skroch, Independence 3 74 15.2 ¦ ¦ ¦ ' . . . __¦ By THE ASSOCIATEDPRESS until Dec. 22 when it takes on victories last week over . South Gary Lodermeler, Goodhue 4 n 11.3 Al Meyers, Caledonia ... 2 2. 14.5 WEST CENTRAL There is no threat this week to Colorado State. Dakota and Wichita State is the On Ratings Steve . Richardson, Elgin 5 »1 1B.1 Paul Wagner, Caledonia 2 24 12.0 Curt Youngbauer, Alma.. 5 lit 22.0 , Clayton copple, Mazeppa S M 16.0 M. Saltier. Mabel-Canton 4 47 11.8 Bob Parker, Alma .. 5 94 19.2 UCLA's standing as the No. 1 97 U.t Texas Western, 5-0, held sec- only new team in the rankings. Both Winona high schools are Jim Malone, Wabasha 7. 3 SO K.7 D. Housker, Mabel-Canton 4 47 ll .a Glenn White, Taylor * team in The Associated Press* ond place after defeating East The Spartans replaced Duke, Dennis Murray. Randolph s 45 13.0 Kerry Snyder/ Peterson.. 4 45 11.3 Stan Hotter, Arkansaw .7$ 74 13.2 rated in the Top Ten as releas. Arvin Holtegaard, Elgin 5 *4 12.1 Terry Rosendahl, Houston 3. 34 11.3 Dennis Abrahamson, . Mill Gify major-college basketball poll Texas, Pan Aj_nerican and which has lost three of four Wes Hendrickson, Farlbo WASIOJA Fairchild ...... 4 . 19 14.1 ' ' ed today by the Austin Daily Deaf ...... i M 12.5 Warner, claremont . ... S 123 24.4 Ron Hovey, Gilmanton... 5 73 14.4 because the powerful Bruins are Southern Methodist. games.. . . 77; ¦ 35 not scheduled Second-ranked Herald. This is the fifth week . Phil Ericson, Goodhue .4 47 11.1 Don Millering, Pine island s WI ll.tf Duane Stelen, Mylar ....'*" '*- . . Louisville switched places Houston, only member of the HIAWATHA VALLEY Grant Hoven, Wanamingo 1 127 21.2 Bob TIgen, Gilmanton ... 5 .49 13.1 Texas Western and fourth-rated of the Herald ratings. Tom Walters. Lake City S fl 1..4 Dan Mutton, West Concord 4 S3 20.8 Jeff Hoffman, Arkansaw I 41 13.4 with Kentucky, the Cardinals Top Ten to play Monday night, Jeff Albright, Kenyon . 4 71 U.J M. Fredrlckion, Hayfleld S M m. Randy Abrahamson, Kentucky, though seem to have ... Kegler Wins , moving to third and the Wild- shrugged off four technical foubs Cotter, riding a 4-1 records, Dave Morrill, St. Charles 4 47 U.B Bob Otto, Wanamingo .... t 99 14.5 Fairchild .. ... 4 41 12.0 difficult tasks ahead. Steve Haas*, Lake City ... 3 4f u.l F. Kreager, Dodge center 4 44 14.0 BI STATB cats slipping to fourth Louis- and buried visiting St, Mary's, is ensconced in second place Mick Goudy; Cannon Falls 5 74 15.2 Merlin cerdes, Byron ...5 73 14.4 Ron Matel, La Crosse Texas Western meets fifth-, . ville beat Southwestern Louisi- Calif., 90-74 for its fifth victory in the Catholic schools right be- Tim Malone, ; stewartville 5 73 14.4 Craig Cain, West Concord.4. 55 13.1 Holy Crols , J 3» IB.i ranked New Mexico Friday , Jim Gettler, SI. Charles .. 4 54 14.0 Tom MIcKa, Pine Island... 5 40 12.0 Mark Servais, La Crosse ana and Southern Blinois while in six starts. hind Rochester Lourdes, with a Bob Fisher, Stewartville;. 5 tt .3.8 COULEE Holy Crois ...... 2 39 U.S Eagle Event while Kentucky faces sixth- Larry Schultz, Plainview .. 4 54 13.7 Wayne Braatz, Lew Won 4 71 18.1 Kentucky lost to EHirrois in over- The Top Ten, with first-place Dave Evenson, Holmen ... 4 121 20.3 ranked North Carolina. Tuesday. 5-6 record thus far. Jeff Evert, Zumbrota ... 5 61 12.8 S. Johnson, Trempealeau 5 K 19.0 Gary Pellowski, Loretto 5 S3 14.4 A Minneapolis and three Ro- time and came back to down votes in parentheses, and points Dennis Sttfteh/ Zumbrota 5 44 12.1 Chuck Rlnn, Rollingstone 3 49 14.3 UCLA was a unanimous Winona High School, undefeat- S. Dafflnson, Gale-Ettrick 3 53 17.7 " ' - chester bowlers took top hon- Northwestern. on a 10-9-8 etc. basis: MAPLE LEAF Owen Units, Holmen ... 4 105 17.5 Larry Lemke, Luther . . .:4 97 16.1 choice in the latest poll based on ed in either conference or non- Bill Barrett, Harmony ...4 17 21.1 Bob Guertler, Gale-Ettrick 4 100 14.7 Don Larson; Luther ...6 93 13.5 ors in the Sixth Annual Eagles Dick Peterson, Lanesboro 3 44 21.3 Gordy Horstman, Bangor 5 t_.{ Pat Becker, Loretto . :.. 5 49 13.8 games through last Saturday. New Mexico, winner over 1. UCLA (36) 360 . 13 Ron Klrkeby, Lewiston .. 4 33 13.1 Bowl Down held at Hal-Rod conference play and holding five D. Rathbun, spring Valley 3 104 21.2 T. Johnson, Trempealeau 5 71 15.4 The Bruins were placed in the Loyola of Los Angeles and Tex- 2. Texas Western 316 Mike Ask, Lanesboro 4 73 11.3 Paul Becker, Trempealeaa 5 71 14.2 Ron Ruhoff, Rollingstone 1 40 13.3 Lanes. The event was rolled victories, is rated in the No. 8 INDEPENDENTS y all 36 selectors as Tech, advanced one place to 3. Louisville Steve Trende. Preston .. 4 71 -iu - Jim Rolbiecki, Arcadia.. 5 4. 13.1 weekends. top position b -¦ ^07 spot in public schools. Edina- Lynn Broadwater, Wykoff 5 to 14.0 Dave Hundt, West Salem 4 II 13:5 AND PEPIN over two fifth., 4. Kentucky ' Dan Lsnglolj, Durand ..5 97 19.4 on the national panel of sports ^49 Morningside is rated the best Greg Haugen, Harmony . 4 41 15.3 DAIRYLAND Copping high was William 5. New Mexico 137 C. Abrahmson, Lanesboro 4 41 15.3 Jerry Buchholtz, Durand 5 91 11.3 writers and broadcasters. North Carolina, Brigham iri the state, with Hopkins and Tom Bernard, Chatfield . 4 19 14.7 Dean Dale, Blair ... 4 92 33.0 Dale Hoch, Mondovi ..... 4 41 17,0 Huize,l Minneapolis, with 647. 6. North Carolina 134 John Hesselman, Mondovi 4 45 14.3 Duluth Central right behind. Jerry Schrock, /Harmony 4 54 74.0 R . Tollefson, Eleva-Strum 4 n 22.3 In the next three places were The Brains, 3-0, defeated Young, Michigan State, Houston 7. Brigham Young 125 John Bates, Alma Center 4 72 it.o Steve Fedie, Mondovi ... 4 44 14.0 and Cincinnati complete the This week ROOT RIVER Bruce Ausderau, Whitehall 4 41 17.0 Charles Anderton, Pepin 5 75 13.0 Dick Hain, Bill Meyers, and Duke twice last week, 88-54 Fri- 8. Michigan St. ; 108 , the two top-rated Larry Overhaug, Spring M. Marsolek, ('dependence 5 H 16.4 Canton ....;..... 4 47 11.1 Roger Harwick, all from Ro- day and 107:87 Saturday. The first ten in that order. 9. Houston 63 Catholic squads will tangle in I Winona. Friday, Lourdes in- chester- with 632, 627 and 627, No. 1 team does not play again Michigan State, 4-0 including 10. Cincinnati 57 the University of Wyoming has respectively. vades St. Stan's gym for the NHL battle. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS agreed to a new contract to re- , Chairmen for the event here No games scheduled Monday or today. main at the Cowboy gridiron were George Squires and Del Standings , as released by the Wednesday's Games Eaton Signs helm through January 1970, newspaper are. Montreal at Chicago Prodzlnslri.Lanch was served , " Boston at Toronto. with automatic renewal upon by members of the Eagles Aux- y PUBLIC SCHOOLS Detroit al New York. mutual consent into 1973, ffiary- 1. Edlna (*-0) The university's trustees an- k J. Hopkins CM) NBA ; Polache New Contract .B|e«iii^V^ •J.7- Duluth Central (+0) Hlgh Scores By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nounced Monday the contract Paul Central (4-«) ' .. St. Monday's Results signing but the amount of Ea- Wm. tMsaii Mpta...... 447 5. Walnut Grove (4-0) No gamis scheduled Okk Hala, Rodwttar ...... 433 . a. Moorhead (40) Today's Games ton's contract was not made »m M-irarv l-othester ...... 417 7. Chlsholm (4-0) Chicago vs. Baltimore at New York. public. «cj-_ - Mrarhk. Rochester ... 417 ». Winona C5-0) Philadelphia at New York. At Wyoming . U ...... 415 (3-1) During his Bab Sciwttz Cross* Top Teh ». Red Wing Cincinnati al San Francisco. five years at Arv Thompsea, Mjtts...... 417 Reshuffles 10. Mounds View (3-0) Wednesday s Games LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP WteOM ... 415 ' ) . — Wyoming, the Pokes have com- Dam Wnak. The Polachek Electric team 220 for Bakken's. RED MEN : Ron Vondrashek CATHOLIC SCHOOL) New York at Baltimore. M. Frrto . Rechasttf ...... 411 Football Coach Lloyd Eaton of piled an over-all 3M6-2 record. hammered 187—495 to lead 1. Rochester Lourdes (W) Detroit vs. Chicago at Evansvllle. Mark Hlppt, Wiaana 401 of the Pin Topplers League at A pair of 299s,. two-game ser- 1, Winona Cotter (4-1) Cincinnati at- Los Angeles. Dick totiins. Winona¦ ...... 40t Westgate Bowl had another big ies that is, highlighted the Park Doerer's to 971—2,806 in the 3. St. Paul St. Thomas (4-1) Monday Nite league. 4. St. Louis Park Benilda (3-1). night Monday night, and as a Rec Jr. Girls League. Sharon ¦ ' i. St. Paul Cretin 12-2) Brang's 299 sparked Jolly Roll- • A. Mpls. De La Salle (2-2) result, the city top ten list for 7. Austin Pacelli (3-2) ers to 651—1,267. Charmaine Fight- Results I. Marshall Central (3-0) . this year has undergone an- Kragon had 155—299 for Mon- t. St. Cloud Cathedral (2-1) Patriots Ski Hall of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 10. Mankato Loyola (4-2) ., other shakeup. kees. ¦ WALPOLE. Matt. — Le* C»rr, 101, • ¦ ^V Polachek 'slammed 981—2,- ATHLETIC CLUB: Kramer New York/ outpointed . Eddir Vlck, 1»J_ New York, 8. '. ' CLASSIFIED AD PAYS OFF f 739 Monday night. Back on Dec. & Toye Plumbing hit 881 be- MILWAUKEE — Art Hernandez, Oma- MIAMI, Fla. (AP ) — A clas- Earners to 5, the same team had cracked hind TDoris Gierok's 178 in the ha, Neb., outpointed Kelly Burden; Kan- Feel Like Go Getters League. Graham & sas city. ID, mlddlewelghti; Ron Marsh, sified advertisement in a Mi- 967-V52. That 2,752 is still the 188, Minneapolis, stopped Ray Vega, 114, McGuire had 2,442, while Bev Memphis, Tenn„ 3. ami newspaper started a Hial- highest women's team series of Scharmach had 456 for Winona NEW ORLEANS, La. — Herlch.l eah youngster on his riding Be Honored the season. The 2,739 ranks Plumbing. Jacobs, 173, Wtiit* Plains, N.Y., out- career. Wayne Drew answered Champions polnnted Henry Hank, Vi, Detrtlt, It. third. The 981 game fired Mon- Gene Chuchna rapped 172 and SAN FRANCISCO — Jimmy Letter, an ad two years ago and got BOSTON (AP ) - The Boston COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. 15), San Francisco, knocked out Ernie Louise Berg 455 in the Nite- a job as an exercise boy. Patriots have (AP") — Eight members of the day night is second only to a 1,- Burford, 153, Cleveland, J. a championship Owl League as the pair led LAS VEOAS, Ney. - Adolph Pr-lll, This summer Drew won his feeling, as well as playoff mon- U.S. Ski Hall of Fame are being 023 of Fenske's. Dick's Marine to 2,486. Curley's Los Angeles, outpointed Ernie Indian first race at Randall Park near honored, one posthumously, Red Lopez, Orem, Utah, 10, welter- ey fever, in riding atop the Isabelle Rozek also got into Floor Shop registered 892. weights. Cleveland. American Football League's with plaques which will be the top ten, smashing a 234 awarded at divisional functions Eastern Division with just one of the U.S. Ski Association. game that led to a 528 " series game left in the title race. Tbe announcement was made for Main Tavern. The 234 is "We now feel like champi- by the U.S. Ski Educational fifth high this season. ons," high-scoring Gino Cappel- Foundation, Helen Nelson had 568 for letti said in the wake of the Pa- Watkins Mary King. Other 500s triots' 38-14 victory at Houston AJJ the Riding greats are first were collected by Marge Mor- Sunday. "We didn't freeze after champions. They are the late avec with 220-563, Betty Eng- falling behind 7-0. We had the Conrad Thompson of Ishpeming, lerth 549, Helen Englerth 539, composure of a champion — winner Mich., of the national ski Yvonne Carpenter 519, Irlene and it's a feeling that goes a Jumping contest of 1904 at Ish- Trimmer 513, Les Krage 512, long way." peming; Henry S. Wood of Ruth Hopf 225-510 and Gladys Warren, -..FL, national downhill Roetzler 500. The Patriots strengthened champion, 1933. The men failed to stir up their hold on the Eastern lead, Also, Hanses Schroll of San much of anything. Gordy Ad- but need a victory or a tie Francisco, national slalom dington's 596 was the highest against the Jets at New York champion, 1935; Asaria Autlo of series in the city, rolled for Saturday to be sure of the title. Ely, Minn., national cross-coun- Oasig Bar-Cafe in the City A victory by runner-up Buffalo try champion, 1907; Margaret League at Hal-Rod Lanes. Herb over Denver and a Boston loss McKean of Beverly Farms, Lea had 227 for Country Kitch- would give the Bills the crown. Mass., women's national down- en, while Speed Wash smashed Despite a 24-24 tie with the FOR WE MAN WITH A TASTE FO/t THE OUTDOORS hill champion, 1938. 1,057-2 ,855. George Kratz had Jets earlier in the season at a 515 errorless. Boston the Patriots are confi- Also, Grace Carter Ltndley Another near - 600 came from , THE SPORTSMA N McKnight of Wayzata, Minn., the Monday League at the Wi- dent of finishing with a victory GIFT DECANTER women's national slalom chain- nona Athletic Club where Paul and earning a shot at home plan, 1938; David Lawrence of Maliszewski slammed 225—591 against Kansas City , the West- Rising mallards, captured in brilliant enduring colors, Dartmouth ern champion Outing Club, nation- for First National Bank , lead- , for the AFL are fired into the glass of Cabin Still's Sportsman al giant -lalozn crown. champion, 1949, ing his team to 2,802. Super Decanter. Looks and feels hand painted. Even and Katy R. Wyatt of Colorado mora Saver had 988. impressive is the Sour Mash Bourbon inside. Truly nod Las Vegas , Nev., women's Benson WESTGATE: Teman hand-made. Its winning di.ference-a hearty char- national giant slalom champion, spurred Benson Feed Mill to 1949. acter mellowed naturally in the open eir—has earned 1,005-2 ,966 with his 556 in the Wednesday 9 Cabin tha title of the Sportsman' Community League. Clarence s Bourbon. Loer had a 566 for Sugar Loaf Inn, and Wally Marquardt lac- Luncheon jSr ;JDWNERS ed 226 for Happy Chef. ^9 p In the Alley Gater's circuit, Special - It ofter- • money-back BU_ . nn toe. piK || I NEGltO GRIDDER SIGNS FOR MIAMI Miami. He signed Monday with Miami re- ped Potatoes covered with our HAL-ROD: Winona Milk cap- Wy 0tcMi«r or Gift Wrap at no mra charge, . >,v.;" ... Raymond Bellamy, 6-foot-4, 198-pound cruiter George Maclntyre, left, Standing are own Beef Gravy and Cock-a- ¦ » . 7 . . i - ' ! ¦"¦"»¦»»-. / ^_ tured team honors in the VFW :.. : . V"[ [kj Fla., Bellamy' Doodle-Doo Coffee. 0UAME AINOLER loop with 3 ,05-0—2,796. John end from Lincoln High in Palmetto, s brother, Sylvester, and Lincoln ^JAaammmmm9aammaaaaamaa9a%a%a9awa aaaaaaaaa\^. w*.e. Bvx *U Phone TMl l Sandstcdo had 576 for Bunke's holds pen to ink scholarship to become first coach Eddie Shannon, right. (AP Photofax) Srrtia-Waia, AWBJCA'S OLDBST rmr DBIIIUIT -ifrrmr IMURANCS "|| Cock-a-DoodiVDoo Apco, and Jerry Henze rapped Negro football player for the. University of inkt\umwn,M-Ktmmmmmmm STRUGGLE TO WINDUP OF SEASON Vikes Won 't Have Full Squad MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL day — but is expected to be Osborn has always been im- Bill Brown could manage only in rushing with 755 yards on 281 (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings, able to play at Chicago. pressive in training camp, but 32 yards on 18 carries against attempts, also a 3.3 average, Ba struggling to the wind up of their Phillips is the 19th Viking until Sunday had seldom done the rugged Lions defense. needs 112 yards against the Chi* 1966 National Football League player to miss at least one game the things expected of him in a Osborn's best previously was cago Bears next Sunday in thr season , won't have a full squad this season due to injury. game. The result was Van 48 yards in nine carries against Vikings' season finale to break available for duty Sunday at Brocklin kept alternating Os- his own club record of 866 yard* Second - year halfback Dave Los Angeles last year. He also Chicago. born and rookie Jim Xindsey at gained. 41 yards on 10 carries in a season. Flanker Jim Phillips will miss Osborn may have won himself halfback after Tommy Mason a starting berth against the against the Rams once this sea- Fran Tarkenton now has com* the season finale against the got hurt early this year. son. pleted. 175 of 322 passes (54.3 Bears leaving the club with Bears with his finest day as a "The toughest thing for me " , Viking last Sunday at Detroit. per cent) for 2,301 yards and 14 only 39 players — one under the Osborn said Sunday after lead- "We've always felt Osborn touchdowns. He's had 14 passes NFL limit. Osborn admitted Monday that ing the Minnesota running game he nearly blew his chance to had the potential," Van Brock- intercepted. against the Lions—one of the lin said, "and he's done well for Coach Norm Van Brocklin impress Van Brocklin under National Football League's , Paul Flatley has virtaatly game conditions. Lockily, us on occasion If he can,relax said Thursday the club has no Os^ toughest teams to run against— like he did Sunday he can be a clinched the Viking pass receiv- ' born said, he learned to relax one to activate and fill Phillips "has been to learn to relax. I big help to us." ing leadership with 44 catches spot on the active roster. in time; was more relaxed for this game for 706 yards and three touch* Phillips suffered a shoulder Van Brocklin has admired than I've been before," For the season, Osborn now downs. He's within seven catch- separation in a fall during Sun- Osborn's toughness and dedica- Then he added: "I was up for has gained 226 yards on 68 car- es of matching his season club day's 28-16 victory over Detroit ries, a 3.3 average, He's also MASS GYMNASTICS OPEN SOUTH PA- colony of New Caledonia*last Friday: . New . tion to football ever since the this one. In fact. I think the en- record of 51, Brown is second Defensive tackle Gary Larsen caught 12 passes for 101 yards, CIFIC GAMES . A mass performance of Caledonia, a volcanic island 750 miles east Vikings signed the 205-pounder tire team was up." with 34 receptions for 300 yards, . . had a sore big toe Monday—aft- out of the University of and has scored two touchdowns. while Jim Phillips has caught 33 gymnastics by 1,500 youths opened the second of Austral was the site of a U.S. air base North Osborn rammed 16 times for er dislocating it at Detroit Sun- Dakota two years ago passes for 556 yards. South Pacific Gaines at Noumea In the French during World War II. (AP Photofax) . 62 yards, while Viking fullback Brown still leads the Vikings Johnnies Whip BROOKS GAME TO THE END Terrell Slugs /f Key to Auggies 78-63 Tit^ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS explosive Dallas : Cowboys at stretch race, expect Glno Cap- MIAC battle matching Macalest- Yankee Stadium. The Cowboys St. John's University's basket- er and St. Thomas is on tap for New York' s pro football buffs, pelletti, the league's scoring Wednesday. who counted themselves out of can wrap up the Eastern Con- ball team appears bent on mak- Out piness in the opposite cornet leader, to be ready for full-time St. John's Iiit eight of its first 7 MILWAUKEE . *—If tall Ern- ognized by the World Boxing . ¦the ference title before they take ing up tor the f ootball team. M^ American and National duty. . Cappelletti nursed a 13 shots for a 19-7 lead and ie Terrell lost his temper, he Association as the heavyweight Terrell began slapping his league title races weeks ago, the field if Cleveland beats sec- The Johnnies whipped Augs- , slugging gloved hands together , urging bruised thigh through last Sun- never let up in crushing Augs- 't show it; champion of the world can count themselves back in ond-place St. Louis Saturday. . burg 78-63 Monday night for a didn it out with unknown . Eddie more applause for Brooks. But a Cardinal victory would day's 38-14 victory at Houston. burg. The Johnnies, who led 41- this weekend. 2-0 Minnesota Intercollegiate 24 at the half , got 23 points Btit the bell ending round Brooks of Milwaukee. Brooks got it. give the fallen Giants a shot at Dallas, the NFL's Eastern Athletic Conference record, ty- Although the Jets are going from Tom Melancon, while Ron three sounded and there was "If only he had a sparrini sidetracking Dallas' title ex- crown within its grasp last Sun- ing them with St. Thomas for Brooks, who lost in the fi- partner ia his weight class 5 nowhere and the Giants have press. The Cowboys then would Nelson netted 17 for . Augsburg. the 6-foot-6 Terrell , who is rec- , day , bowed to Washington 34-31. the league lead. nals of the J965 national Gold- said Brooks' handler, Eddie Me- beeh there for sometime, each have tdi either beat Or tie New , Quarterback Don Meredith in- Rich Wanzek's basket in the en Gloves, had only one pro- tric "What a wonderful kid. club may hold the key to Its York to clinch their first divi- jured in the second period St. John'i football team, after closing minute gave Mankato its fessional fight before Monday league's Eastern Division sion championship since they dominating the MIAC two of the He'd be any manager'* against the Redskins, should be narrow victory. The Indians led night's exhibition with Terrell- dream. championship maze. entered the NFL six years ago, ready to call signals against the three previous seasons, dropped 38-27 at the iialf, but SCI rallied who will fight Cassius Clay for The Jets, whose hopes for an The Cowboys , with the highest Giants, who were drubbed by to fourth this year. for a 50-50 tie. Wansek and Jim the undisputed world heavy- Promoter Harry Simos was unprecedented winning season scoring offense in the league, Pittsburgh 47-28 last Sunday. Other basketball results Mon- Low each got 16 points for Man- Badgers weight championship Feb. 6. delighted by. Terrell . Someone evaporated at San Diego last rate three-touchdown favorites day night saw Mankato Elsewhere Sunday, Green State kato. Brooks lost that bout in one noted that Brooks might have Sunday, take, on the Boston Pa: over New York, which has clip State College of Iowa 64-62, Macalester broke a 52-52 tie Bay's Western Division kings ' round on one right hand thrown embarrassed the challenger tripts, pace-setters in the AFL's yielded a record ' 484 points in while Macalester downed Da- with six7 straight points and by another unknown Orville with his right hands in the third sliding to a 1-1M season mark. visit Los Angeles, Baltimore is Eastern race, at Shea Stadium , Minnesota at kota Wesleyan 72-65. went on to win over Dakota Host Quails of Omaha, Neb. round. Saturday. The Pats need either at San Francisco To Philadelphia at Wash- The only game scheduled to- Wesleyan. Bob Caine led the But Brooks was after Terrell 's willing to be a victory or tie to lock up the The Jets, 5*6-2,: are six-point Chicago, night has Concordia at North "He embar- underdogs against the Patriots, ington and Pittsburgh at Atlanta Scots with 22 points and Gordy as if the championship were at rassed,' ' said Simos. division crown. Dakota State, while only the Cochrane added 21. 8-3-2, who have dropped only in NFL play ; Denver at Buffalo, stake in the four-round show for • The exhibition was the high- The Giants, most scored- one of their last 10 starts. Houston at Miami and Kansas Cyclones no decision. light of a card that also , had upon club in NFL history, wind The Patriots, who lead Buf- City, the Western Division The referee pulled the fight- two 10-rouhd fights, ' champion at San Diego In the up their losingest season ever falo s defending AFL cha mps by , MADISON (AP) — Wisconsin, ers apart. Terrell looked - at In the main event, Art Her> otie-half game in the Eastern AFL. Sunday when they entertain the still winless after it let early Brooks and smiled. nahdez, 164, Omaha, won a leads wilt in its first two games, In the — and' last — unanimous decision over ag- Leltl k Rl .hll ...... t 1 Golf Pros n*xt Differ withering week-long The Whirlwind) ...... t 1 begins a round Terrell knocked out gressive but ungainly Kelly Double O's ...... IV4 l' _ basketball grind tonight against Burden, 168 , Kansas City, Ma Vaughn i MIynetak ..... 5< IV Brooks' mouthpiece and . graci- - - Iowa State. It was Burden's first defeat to The Moonll . hters ...... 5 4 ciously waited until the Mil- ¦¦ ' The Jokers ...... 2 7 The Baders match a 0-2 rec- waukee fighter could it up. 13 professional fights. . ' . RED MEN'S MON. NITE¦ Wohan'i WIMOW _. SMIn| CO. 4I'A The Trolans .... • f pick ' ' ¦!_. .. Jeanatta'a letuty talon ...... 37 «»d Mtn'i Ally. W, . JACKS II QUEENS ord wiht Iowa State's 2-1 slate, Brooks against lost his mouth- For Herande? a slick bui Sunburn kraai , - . . . . U li Ciirlay't floor Shop ...,..;., ll'k On Tour Length but will be light favorites with This, light-hitting club fighter Ootran ...... _I MOnljomtry Wart* ...... 1) wesnala W. L. piece. time he kept wad- , the Mini Depot ...... ii- li Williams Hotel ,..;:...... II Jokers ....;...» 11 NEW YORK (AP) - Like the ting the road again. " a home floor advantage . ing in on Terrell, flailing away win avenged a technical knock- a_e 1 "4 Aces -- 27 15 raifraiht Faint ...... ¦¦ U IT ¦ ¦ _ ant Insurance ...... Il * fictional Jack Sprat and his , out by Burden last May and . CITY . v . . .. .' ¦ ¦ • ¦ Llnahans 11V* Jolly Jacks ...... 22 10 con- Palmer who teamed with Wisconsin will take on two with every punch he possessed. a «•! «»- W. L. WEStOATi UOIli Penney cards ...... 20 11 trary spouse, the country's two J ack Nicklaus to win the $50,- Terrell sent a left to the face subsequent "seven-month layoff Deuces Wild ...... 17 « more foes in the Milwaukee Hotel Winona ...... Vi 10 .. Weslgate Bowl W. L. pro golf champions have differ- 000 first prize last weekend at but otherwise avoided inflicting to heal a gaping eyfc wound. . . A. k O. Bo-i*ry ...... i> 11 Haddad' s ...... 10 15 Rockets 10 32 Classic Friday and Saturday • " )¦¦ KWNO Radio It . - 3Hk Winen» Typewriter ...:. U"» . FATHER . SON ent tastes about the tour. Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., has undue punishment on Brooks. orulhowiki Beauty Sop ... is * 20 nights before traveling to Illi- In the other scheduled 10- Llnihar. Inn ...... H 11 Weamale W. L. U.S. Open king Bill Casper argued for years for a stream- * -.:¦,.« Salumk'i ..., _; .,.. '... 3i>k The crowd loved the exhibi- Pepsi COH . ....;. - ;. II Hy* Lane ;.. • i 0 nois next Monday to begin Big round fight Ron Marsh, 188, __ 2) Ken's Hardware 17 H wants more fat. A] Geiberger, lined tournament schedule tion. Brooks, who Coldtn Brand Foods ...... Dueflman l' -> . /. of scored wifh FakKrt Road Conat. .;.... H 14 Midland co-op ... 13 11 1' Ten play. Minneapolis, bludgeoned R a y 1 Welch ...... 7 1 the PGA titleholder t wants more about 25 events. Now the $4- some hard rights to Terrell's Wally ! Ft. CHy ...... 1) 15 PIN TOPPUHS Wise ., 4 1 "This tough start may be a Vega, 184 , Memphis, Tenn., for WHI bll W, L. lean. million program runs to around helmeted head in the third Speed With ,. 53 15 . WlnciewsW ...... i'i IH ¦' Country *tlkhen 21 25 Witklni Mary Klnj ...... * 1 ,...,;...... 40. . 7.V7 . blessing in disguise before the round was a local two and one-half rounds before ' ¦ Gartner 5 4 . "1 could play is months of the boy in Onli tor Cab . ... . 31 Polachek Blectrit . ' ,., 7 2 Plaisance 4 5 . 's much older " Coach the mismatch was stopped with " - Coca Cdle 4 1 year if there were lhat many, " Nobody is making the golfers season . against one of the best and he Griham & McGuire ...... II 20 Sli-ver 3. i -IH ' VFW Hamirnltks Bar ...... 4 5 _ " _ ' play in all the tournaments, or John Erickson said / "We need didn't disgrace himself. Vega si handler leading the chor- Wain m«r« 4 J Kohner ' IH said Casper; the Mormon with Hal•**_ W. L. H«n«el ...... 1 7 Ihe buffalo meat diet who beat most of them, but it's necessary a victory for confidence, and if And Terrell, despite some us to end the slaughter. 8unkei Apco Radiator S_r. 11 1 Wally's . 1 t Kralt . '... 1 . I Lakeiidi CII90 ...... 1 7 we hang in there, they'll come Vidal Florea, of Milwaukee BakKen't Const. • 4 Burnett ...... 7 I Arnie Palmer in a playoff for to keep pace in money winnings borderline body Mows in the . Abfim'l Pumica ...... I 4 . Wlnana Paint Class . 1 7 " won a decision over Al * GUYS a, OOLLI the Open at Sari Francisco. and Ryder Cup points , two im- our wav. " early going, was the clean play- Mills of Wason'i .Supptr Club ..... 4 < COMMUNITY Milwaukee in a four-round light Robb Mftftr Sales i t Westgale rV. L. Weslgate W. L. Geiberger , the b-flnpol e who portant measures of success. Wisconsin lost a nine-point ing contender. Watkln 't House ot King ... t A Happy Chel .. S0'4 H"s Lublnakl-LIca - ....; 10 2 nibbles on peanut butter sand- All the golferg are happy that lead In the second half in bow- The fans cheered for Brooks: heavyweight bout. B«rnl«'i P,x. ... 5'i . « _ Oasis Bar ...... il H F-i- .ke-P _.nrtc . I 4 In another preliminary, Winona Excavating ca i T Benson Feed Mill ... U It Caltisnion-Slensejard .... 7 4 wiches for nourishment aroundj pri2e money is continuing to ing to Bowling Green 81-69 Sat- then they cheered a decible or Bob- JOntl KrOOOcr 5 7 Johnny's Ber 19 10 Stllimann-Duellman 4 t the course, said he thinks the escalate , with $200,O(M>-plus tour. urday night. A 10-point lea* two fouder for Terrell. by Chauvin of Kansas City BKnchi' i Tavirn 5 7 Hackbarth' s Feed Mill .. . 23 23 sirena-Kuhimann 1 * scored a technical knockout Winona - Milk '.. 4< » 7'k Frlckson's Auctioneers .. 2V _ -3' i Matiom-Prenol 5 7 tour is too long. He'd like two naments moving the $100,000 evaporated in the opener when Sugar Leal ...... JI 24 Donahue 4 0 ' Bauer Elec. 2 10 Nlrm'V months, or more , of enforced classics in to second class cate- the Badgers succumbed to Cin- The contender stepped toward over Milwaukee s Tom H-islea OO OETTEH5 sunbeam . .... 11 37 Lldtkl-Pelli S * the center of the ring and point- In the third round of a schedul- A.C. W . L. Erdmann's Trucklnj ...... 27 rest . 7 gory. cinnati 77-70 in overtime. Circle A Ranch 14 lt Blumentrllls II 27 "We started in January and "I don't know when the bo- ¦ ed toward Brooks who was ed five - round welterweight Graham McOuIra _l' _ 10'i JUBJIOA OIRLS (.ouch MacSpeedie of tho we have just finished our last nanza will end , " Casper said. bathed in perspiration and hap- match. Win-na Plumbing 21 71 We:.tg_t<.. W. L. ' Wo- Krnincr t, toye 21 '1 Monkeei 21 12 Denver Broncos received ' a major tournament — the PGA "As long as people want to see Miss Jeane Ashley, 1965 POP II 12 Tu«Bday, Decemb-r 13, 19fi „ VVINONA DAILY NEWS IS E. B .' s Corner . 21 31 POUley * $1 ,000 bonus when he Hlgned his team matches In Florida. '' he the golfers and promoters put men's Amateur gol f champion, Steve' s Lounge . 17V. 24'i Alley smasher! 30 1) NUB-OWL Alley Busters 4 27 first pro football contract with sadi. "That means in about up the money, the men will take Is an elementary school teacher. Winona Athlatlc Club W. L. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS three more weeks we'll be hit- their cuts. " She's a native of Chanute, Kan. Dick's Marina 27 12 (End 2nd Round) the Cleveland Browns. Local 21 76 U Hal Rod W. L. "' * Bittner ' s Oil CO, 20 1. Tlgarett -t 11 4 Rainbow J.weleri It 23 Allty Gators 10 S Curly 'i Floor Shop 14 25 Scramblers 7 I EXTRA INNINGS FOR SUIT? W hat was so great about Alexander ? Tempo . 14 2J Gutter Gals 7 > PARK RBC JR. OIRLS Fruit Loops 7 • In the .th century B.C. in the northern Egyptian Hal-Nod W. L. Alleg Ale . ea I 12 Wildcats 5 1 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS city hearing hi* name , Alexander of Macedon Gutter Raft 5 2 Hal R4d W. L. aeaalaa 4 i Good Players ., 11 > founded « storehouse for wisdom, art and akill- Dul les 4 2 ciyBos » * from the past. It attracted scholars from the whole Monkaes 4 1 Oodgers 7 • Pin Pais 1 S Tro|««s ....' . a f western world and while called a library, it was Jolly Rollers 3 4 Tlper Roos » » actually one of the world', first universities. Four Muskeleari 3 4 RatCooni I IS SK This contribution alone earns Alexander his MONDAY LEAGUE HI! k HENS Wisconsin May A Winona Athletic Club W. L. H«|.KM W. L. title, "the Great." Quality Sheet Metal . .37 15 Braun-Kenkei 17 11 Bunke's Apce II U Sprlnaer-Blucr .11 11 Today, few of us tan found & college, bat most Home. Beverage Service 33 17 Bauer-Sen. coder 14 H of un, through our gifts, can keep one going. This, Joswlcti 's Fuel A Oil .. 31> . 70< . Brensel-Bronsel 11 •- 1st National Bank . . 15< _ 3_ ' _ pourttain ciliani 13 n too, is a *reat thing. Super Saver II 27 K. « K' l 11 1» f&_\ A"« ALLEV OATER'J KINtSS AND QUEENS Westgate Bowl Pli. Wedsale w. L. Give to the college of your choice. V?^ ^ff^ Panika Body Sho p SI Tha Bowlers 4 2 Reconsiderpursued antitrust prosecu- course , very gratify ing to the Milwaukee,fo which the Braves state urtWiscon- PuMlihul public arrtl.e In oojwrallonwllh the Adtetllalnft MILWAUKEECo w - ---_--__----_-___-_a------_--- M----_____ *-^ •• * - sin's court - battered protests abandoned last year for Atlan- tion under state law . National League. " Oinncll, the (_iuncll for Financial Aid Co Education ind lha , an official atti- International Ncwepaper Adv - .-lilni. -tecullfea. against professional haMeball ta developed The Wisconsin supreme Court William R&rtholomay. chair- tude that the Braves should be may go into extra Innings de- hod ruled in July that , although man of the board for tho forgotten, organized baseball was a mon- Hrnves said his group felt ATTENTION! spite the U.S, Supreme Court's "Now that the smoke I* clear- refusal Monday to review the Milwaukee County Ex- opoly, it is Immune from the "from the beginning that our ed," said 's antitrust legal position wan sound , and state's Braves case, ecutive John Doyne , "we can -Kite laws. Atty. Gen. Bronson C. LaFol- I.a Follette appealed to the I hope that thin finally brings All Coal Users go out and compete for a fran- to an end the whole question of lelte said the state was "con- chise." U.K. Supreme Court arguing WI HAVE A FULL LINE OF HIOH GRADE sidering the possibility of filing that the state court's ruling the Braves ' move to Atlanta. "Soccer , baseball , football; Lester W. Brann Jr., execu- a petition (or rehearing" al- that would be a pretty good makes baseball "tho only non- though the Supreme Court rare- regulated industry in the Unit, tlve vice president of the Mil- stadium package " for the Me- d waukee Association of Com- ly reviews a case a second time, dium the Braves left behind, States completely free to disre- gard both federal and state an- mere*, said It appears "the Justice William O. Doiiglnn , Doyne said, only remedy In this situation i. Sen. William Proxmire, D- ti-tr'ust law-. " Hugo Black and William J.II. _ with Congress. And that should Brennan Jr. said Monday they WIB ., said the Supreme Court's "This would e*m to be the be a long and l aborious task." refusal to act is an invitation .nd of the lino insofar as the noting the 4-3 state would have heard the state 's ap- , Keane , peal , but it requires approval to Congress to take stops state of Wisconsin's action I.s Supreme Court ruling and the from fold' of the nine justices to concerne d." said Warren Giles , failure to get n U. S. Supreme "It I K shocking." I'roxmlre National league prewldmit, A SIZE AND GRADE FOR EVERY POtPOSl get a cane before the court, said , "that a buiiineNH thin big aft- Court ruling by one justice 's er learning in Cincinnati of the approval , rcmarki*! 6000P»"h<»n»«» Furntict Sii* The court's rejection leaves —Hint makes a million of dol- : Commandtr R*n «) • court refusal . • B the mujor leagues free lo move lars a year — has no regulation "It 's discouraging to lose by P*»«V s»ol<,r )«> • Commantidr M • their .ranchi-CH as they please , whatever , state or federal . " "The action," aaid, "is, ol one mo all the time." ComwandBr Larg* Lump * .Commandtr Stoktr The court , In effect , refused to Mayor Henry Maier agreed • review baseball' *ub Y e s immunity lhat "it appears the only re- MEW AND UIBD • Illinois M • 0' * *°k " from antitrust law. 0r,,rtt gress for those who have car- ¦ ¦ Wlnm Kins Small Lump • ****** Rep. Clement j, Zablorki D- ried this fight to bring major | | WIs., who Introduced a j %\j:% Borwind BrlquiHoi * ™M*™ «••<• bill in league baseball back to Mil- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ l M • 1W8 designed to remove base- waukee is to the Congress. " • Pttrolium Brl^utttti ball from antitrust exemption, Steven E. Keane , special Exchange ¦j | J|j THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR THI said he will re-introduce the counsel to Milwaukee County, COZY COMFORT OP COAL M1AT measure In Congress. The orig- said he plans to confer with I.a ^rJamt+J Hpt^ r/a$Sr_a m A ^M^M^M^M ^M ^M^M^M ^M ^M ^M^M^M ^M ^M ^M^M^M ^M ^M ^M^M^M ^M ^.M ^M^M^M ^M ^m inal bill died in committee. Follette. "Got your crying towel there? The county'* federal court ac- SHARMNIDTmWMMm La Follette remarked In Madi- tion against baseball may be re- Joswlck Fuel & Oil son to newsmcr. seeking his re- , 901 f. 8tK St. Phtui- 33M activated, Keane itald action to tho court's rejection, The county 's action was simi- MITER S •gar- Where You Ott Mar * Heat At Lower Cost Then he added: "Naturall set Mill • 'iMVica y we lar to the BtaW'a, It was m MinHat* AVI, >nin* 1(11 -¦ ¦-— ^_„^—__„_____^. _- . ^ are deeply disappointed." •side while th* county and the PlumMnfl. Rooting ML 1 P. M. New York FOR PLUMBING . IXTURES Of leading newest fashion colon (nd de- Stock Prices Want Ads design, ¦ Stocks Push pendability, consult - _ • _ . | ^ Fireman Overcome AlliedCh 35% H_oneywl 65% SANITARY This Week's AllisChal 23% IB Mach 384% PLUMBING & H6ATIN« ' ' T«f. V3T Lombardi Amerada 74% Intl Harv 35 Start Here ' itt H. 3rd St. Basketball Am Can 46 .4 Intl Paper 26% Rally Into Female—Job* of lnt«r«rt—26 Searching for Boy Am Mtr 7V4 Jns & L 47 V. BLIND ADST. NCAU._ b FOR— M. 7; . Tuesday's Gomes AT&T 55Vs Jostens 12 .4 :• C-M, . ; WAITRESS WANTED-wM trttti, mitt Start WABASHA, Minn (Special ) who was believed to be asleep ba JI. Sttvi'i Loun_t. | l l DA1KYLAND- AroTb 30% Kencott 37% people were overcome there. The child's mother went ' Whltehell it C»chrtne-FC — Two Ancooda 80% Lorillard 41% 6th Session . OTIC yean old, to de •lair at El*v*-Strum. -^M TWO LADIES, over l< during a residence fire at the into shock when he couldn't newspaper will be responsible ttlephotit canvasshu work from down- August* at -Alma Center. Arch Da 37y. Minh MM 84% NEW YORK (AP)-Tbe stock mis ¦ Osseo at Independence. Richard Carrels farm on the be found immediately. for only.- Incorrect Insertion o. town office. Guaranteed Hourly waflt Armco SU 46% Minn P L 23% on* or evenlns hour*. N0I.C0NF6RENCE— market pushed its rally into the any elat-lfled advertisement publlfh- paid weekly,¦ ¦ da/ Regulars outskirts of west Wabasha Mon- FRANK TURNED np, how- Check, '. ¦ ' " ¦ :- ¦ Red Wing at St. Paul North. Armour 2914 Mobil Oil 48% •d In th* want Ad section. Tal. ^2-30¦. . . . y . (AP) Blooming Prairie at OwalMint. day morning. ever , in the sheep shed on the ' sixth, straight session but ran in- your at and call JB1 H » ecrr»etloi- PALO ALTO, Calif. - ¦¦ Avco Cp 24 Mn Chm 53% ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ to work n'Bhta, Caledonia at Preston. James Roemer, Wabasha fire- farm. : murt be mad*. .., - . 7 . - OLDER WOAAAN or o'rl Coach Vince Lombardi plans to Spring Valley at LeRoy. Beth Stl 30 Mont Dak 30% to increased _wo.-t-tald__g early part or full-time. Good referenc*. and Sammy s Pizza Palaea, Nt Cilmante* at Rolllngsten* Holy Trin- man, was overcome by smoke Mrs. Carrels had taken five Boeing 63% Mont Wd 21 character. ' ¦¦ ¦ ¦ • ¦ start his Green Bay Packer re- this afternoon. Trading was Card of Thankt phone calls, fleas . ¦ - ...... • ' ,. ;. ity. as he searched the second .floor of her eight children to school Boise Cas 21% Nt Dairy 35 gulars Sunday as the National Cadolt at Fairchild. ' heavy. ¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ Onalaska Lut-ier al Nec-edjh. for 5-year-old Frank Carrels, in town — three to St. Felix Brunswk 7% N Am Av 48 WALTERS — / . . . V , . I trlendt Football League's Western Con- Catedenl* Loretto »t Senaca. parochial and two to Wabasha General Motors, up about 1%, Tp a)l my T*1_HV* , nelahbor* »nd STAFF NURSE Peterson at ¦..vilston. Catpillar 36% N N Gas 51% fo. the card, and visits, to Rev. Rlwa ference kingpins close out their New Listen at West Siina State 14 Betsingw, Tailor, 227 E. 4th. St. Charles ,M2-«*1. and Jim Grabowski and defen- ' ¦; ' ren at home, Terry, , who had Gen Food 76% Sp Rand 29% of 6C stocks at noon was up .7 at College, .. [ Tnechanlc, Ford sive tackles Jim Weatherwax the measles, and Patrick, 3, both Gen Mills 63% St Brands 35% 300,0 with industri als , up 1.2, COLD, CRISP winter air makes "for rav- EXPERIENCED AUTO Boyum was high pint man for enous appetites. Put a delightful end dealership; excellent opportunity In tic- unharmed. It was Terry who Gen Mr 71 St Oil Cal 67% rails up .4 aad utilities panding shop; «.?0 hour weekly guaran» and Bob Brown. the winners, clunking . 19; whi_e Crookston Asks up .2, to those hunger pangs with a stop at Green Bay sewed up its fifth said Frank was upstairs. Roem- Gen Tel 45% St Oil Ind 51% The Dow Jones industrial av- RUTH'S RESTAURANT, 126 E. 3rd St„ tee, plus Incentive, uniforms and hospi- Heise swished the nets for 12 er found a doll in the bed, but Gillette 41 St Oil NJ 64% " downtown Winona. Any of fhe tasty talization, benefits. Housing avallabla. conference crown in seven sea- erage at noon was up .45 at 820.- Items on the menu will make you slad ANnla or call Livingston Ford, Hastings, for the R:aid*rs. no child. Frank said he saw a Goodrich 63 Swift 40% Minn. Tel. 437-4139. ' sons Saturday by whipping the House 99. This was well below an earli- you did. : . . ' ' Boxscore Recovery light go pop and a curtain start Goodyear 44% Texaco 75% Colts...... ,. Peg Cutters (51) Harftys R_ !der. («S) er reading ! of 822.93 , at which WE'LL BE SANTA CLAUS and help you FARM HELP wanted, full llms and must fg pf tp fg: p. tp to burn. No cause of the fire Gould .20% Texas Ins 107% your payments! Consolidate pres. fee experienced and able to run mllk> level the Dow was well above make Ing machine. Tel. Cochrane 24B-2373. Benedict 12 4 Kllbtmr 1 0 2 has been determined. Gt NoRy 51 Union Oil 54% ent bills or apply. for a loan to cover Van Fell 11 7 Bolind J 1 5 its I.ov. 16 recovery high. other worthwhile purchases which you For Alcoholics A; passerby notified the fire Greyind 16% Un Pac 38% BELL_«AN-must be 21 or over, college Goerlsh 117 DuritU- A 1 . IBM rose more than 4, Air Re- do not have the cash for at this time. pref erred. Apply Assistant Man- HolileO 10 2. Krenli»l< • 0 o CROOKSTON, M.inn. (AP)—A department when he saw smoke Gulf Oil 60% U S Steel 38% Rates are low, money Is readily avail- student _ duction 2, Douglas Aircraft and . ajer. Hotel Winona. . • 7 Redskin Coach Madzk* II Heise 4 4 12 ,000 goal has been set by a come from the house. Firemen Hanna M 51% Wesg El 53% able, details convenient and confiden- Sclimelfell 12 4 Kundit 2 1 S $50 United Airlines about Vh each. tial. Remember, lust because you- al- Melln 2 J 7 Billey ( I I hours, have a loan Is no reason you WE HAVE AN opening for an elderly group of organizations who hope stayed on the scene three Hom«stk 40% Wlworth 19% ready or retired active man In eur green- Warner ¦ 0 1 1 Miller 1 .1- 1 cannot apply for another at M.ER, • ¦ .- to operate a "recovery house" The Carrels lost their barn Gains exceeding a point were NATIONAL BANK ; Install- houses, who would be Interested in B«. yum . 11 l» Hulitig . . 2 • « CHANTS a modern 2-bedroom apt. with nomin- Says Cowboys COMier-i 7 .1.1 J . for alcoholics in a nine-county by fire in July. Both fire vic- scored by Jofa__*-Manvi_le, Penn- ment Loan Dept. GRAIN al salary. Siebrecht ¦ Floral Co. No clinic phone calls please. ¦ . TetlU II 24 5» T0UIB II » 45 area. tims were taken to the , ' sylvania Railroad and Southern MEMO TO OUR WINNIPEG FRIENDS: An estimated 8,000 alcoholics treated and released. MINNEAPOUS CAP) -Wheat Pacific. Thanks for a real nice trip, your hos- receipts Monday 388; year ago pitality will long b* remembered. Ray .he Best live in the northwestern Minne- Standard Oil (New Jersey) . Meyer, Innkeeper, WILLIAMS HOTEL. Are 386; trading basis (March bas- CAREER POSITION (AP) - Otto sota region the establishment had a sinking spell and lost 2 WASHINGTON is) , prices 3% higher; cash KEEP carpel cleaning problems tmail coach of the Washing- would serve . points. Other oils backtracked . use Blue Lustre wall to wall. Rent Graham, Arcadia Mat men spring wheat basis, No. 1 dark . . Hare unique profitable posi- says he would , fractionally. electric shampoo*., SI. R. D. Cons Co. ton Redskins, The campaign was Instigated B58 Crashes northern tion for energetic salesman 11-17 protein 1.95%. Xerox and U.S. Gypsum lost like to see Dallas win the Na- by the Alcoholic Referral and 2.0OH; ARE YOU A PROBLEM DRINKER:? - with established local busi- tional Football League's East- more than a point each. . Man or woman, your drinking create* ness. , Whip Blair 41-3 Counseling center in Crookston. No. 1 hard Montana winter, . numerous problems. If you need - and em Conference title so the Norton Co. lost a fraction as want help. Contact Alcoholics Anony- Solicitation is being made by 1.88V_-1.96%. . • Salary plus commission Cowboys could battle Green Arcadia's mat squad stretch- Three Airmen profit-taking continued on its mous, pioneer Group c/o General De- such groups as the Junior Cham- ' livery, Winona, Minn., or Tel. 3-4410 NFL title, Minn.. . S.D: No. 1 hard win- bi advance cf last week. • Bonus Bay for the ed its season record to 6-1 Mon- ber of Commerce, Lions clubs, ff evenings 7-10. Send for a copy of our "I think Dallas has the best ter l.-6%-l,91V _ . Prices were irregularly high- newspaper/ .The Ey* Opener." It' day by soundly whipping Blair civic and church organizations. free. Box 642, Winona, Minn. * Must be neat appearing, our division," Graham No. 1 hard amber durum er on the American Stock Ex- team in 41-3. Blair was successful in a Sponsors feel that $50,000 , have car, give 3 references. told a news conference Monday. Aboard Killed choice 2.13-2.16; discounts am- change. LADIES: If you want to drink tti _1'» single matcb when Ray Bud- would permit the facility to op- , YOUR business; If vou DON'T want to . Training provided to quali- "I hope they'll win it. They (AP) ber 2-3; durum 4-7 - zeak decisiooied Howard Wier- erate for two years. From then HUSTONYILLE.Ky. - . drink, . that's our business. Contact fied persons. Franchisee! would be most representative of sgalla 1-4 in _d An Air Force B58 bomber, re- Corn No. 2 yellow Women** AA for private; confidential area La Crosse and 7 coun- the 180-pou- , they believe, the operation 1.38%-1.39%. help with your drinking problem. Call division," on PRODUGE , ties. Write C-91 Daily News our class. /- should be self-sustaining on a turning to its base Monday night Oats No. 2 white 67-73; No. 3 8-4410 evenings 7-10. Send for a copy of Dallas lost 34-31 to Washing- white 64-71 ; No. 2 CHICAGO (AP) - (USDA) our newspaper, "The Eye Opener", It's for appointment for inter- Next me&t for Arcadia is fee basis. after a seven-hour practice heavy white 642, Sunday, but has clinched a free. Box Winona, Minn. view on Dec. 27 in La ton. Thursday wfaen they host Mon- The counties involved are bombing run, slammed into a 70%-74%; No. 3 heavy white — Potatoes arrivals 51; total tie for the conference crown. dovi. hillside east of here killing all 6-%-71%.7 U.S. shipments 305; supplies TRUSSES-ABDOMINAL BELTS Crosse, Wis. Polk , Norman, Marshall, Pen- , SACROILIAC SUPPORTS . The Cowboys must tie or de- «—P»t Bol_!K_ (A) decliion»d Barley, cars 108, year ago mt»derate; demand for Russets Da va Klolzbach IM. nington, Kittson, Hoseau, Mah- three crewmen. feat New York — or St. Louis 103—Roger Soppi (A) pinned the plane crashed with a 234 ; good to choice 1.18-1.46; low moderate; market firm for best GOLTZ PHARMACY Bob nomen, Red Lake and Clay. 274 B. 3rd Tei. must Jose t© Cleveland — if Hiug 1:51. to intermediate 1.14-1.36 - feed stocky steady on others; —* 7 112—Jim IWcychlk "screaming and popping sound" , demand ELECTRONICS Dallas' hopes to win the division (A> dwlilon«d Rye No. 2 1.17%-1:24%. for round Terry Brekk» io-2. The plan for the "recovery and then disintegrated. Scraps reds slow, market Transportation 8 TECHNICIAN crown and face the Paickers 120-Jd.n Slaby (A) pinned Bill house" is that it would take in of wreckage were blown 400 feet Flax No. 1 3.15 noro. slightly weaker; carlot track Jan. " 1. Hermyer J:2». Soybeans No. 1 yellow 2.89%. - 127—Dennis RHU (AD declilonad alcoholics and keep them for from the scene. 7 sales: Idaho Russets 5.00-5.05 ; LEAVING FOR SEATTLE, Wash., by needed- for Rochester-Wino- David Klttelson ... two to three weeks, depending Minnesota North DaJcota Red car, approximately Dec. 17. Shar* ex- IM—Derrel ProntthlnrnVl (A) die- One body, still strapped in the pense rider desired. Tel. Houston, Minn) na area, with FCC licenst cltioned Jim Tranberg 14-2. ¦ upon the severity of the individ- LIVESTOCK Rrver Valley- round reds 2.75. 896-3555. 13»-Dennli- Slaby (A.) decliicned ual's problem. The alcoholic ejection seat, was recovered by ~ to service communication Merfc HahSMt 104. who also reported SOUTH ST. PAUL HI — (USDA) - -NEW Y0RK (AP)—Canadian Young 154 - Riy- Walleftko would be counseled in finding investigators , Plumbing, Roofing 21 and industrial electronics in Bad Boy pinned Mark Cattle 6,000; calves 1,500; trading slow; dollar today .9231 (A) Mitch 2:Si. . employment, if he lacks work. finding personal eltects of the cfiolce slaughter "steers not fully estab- , unchanged. authorized Motorola service 154—Dan Prometilmw (A) da. lished; limited early sales sleady to 25 ELECTRIC ROTO ROOTER cisioned Joe Hanson 4-o. If he has a job, the center per- other crewmen. lower; lower grade steers about steady; CHICAGO (AP)— Chicago For clogged sewer* and drains. station. All inquiries kept 145-Tocn Palmer (A) de_ lilen«d sonnel would try- to help him Those aboard were identified choice heifers weak to mostly 25 lower; Back In Detroit Dan Budiealc l-t lower Mercantile Exchange — Butter CALL SYL KUKOWSEQ confidential. . . continue to hold the position. by Bunker Hill Air Force Base, flrades steady; other classes DETROIT (AP) — j 7 Howie 1»0—Howand WiangaUa (A) letst steady; high choice 1075 lb. slaugh- about steady; wholesale buying Tel. 9509 or 643. I year gyaranfM decision to Ray BUdieak 14. The estimate of 8,000 alcohol- Ind., as: Aircraft commander ter steers 24.25; choice 950-1175 lbs. Write P.O. Box 295 Young, the wild and unpredict- Hwy. 23.25-24.00; high prices unchanged ; 93 score AA - Jim Auer (A3 pinned Bill ics in the nine-county Maj. Richard F. Blakeslee , 42, choice 950 Imb. slaugh- 3 's Pluinljing Service able de/enseman who holds the Dirftield 2:2S. area was ter heifers 23:25; most choice 800-1050 lbs. _ 5 /4; 92 A 65%; 90B 64%; 89 C Jerry Winona, Minn. Mentbr-in-the-Lake, Ohio ; navi- 22.25-23.00;; utility and 827 E. 4th Till. 4-94 National Hockey League record said to be based upon national commercial cows 62% ; cars 9K) B 65& ; 89 C 64. statistics. gator Capt. Floyd E. Acker, 33, 15.50-14.50; canner and cutter 13.50 .5.50; sea- utility and commercial slaughter bulls _Eggs about steady; wholesale ARE YOU UP A TREE .Chrlstma* -varle- for penalty minutes in one Dixon, Hi; and defensive sys- ty, that is) on what to get . her ahd 20.00-22.50; cutter 17.5O-20.0O; choice buying prices unchanged 70 p;cr We Need A Full-Tuna son, returned to the troubled tems operator Capt. Clarence D. veaters 27.00-30.00; high choice and prime where? Order an In-Slnk-Erator gar- Detroit Red Wings Monday. Financing 31.00-32.00; choice slaughter calves 20.00- cent or better grade A whitas bage disposal, the quick easy way to Lunt, 29, Williamsport, Pa. 23.00; good 17.0O-2O.00; good 500-750 lb, dispose of food wastes. A gift sh« will The Wings, who have been fee&er steers 22.50-24.00. 40 mixed 40; mediums 36; stan- appreciate all year- long and than* you Assistant Radio & Answer for many times over. Available at having difficulty doing anything to Flu An Air Force spokesman said Hogs 10,000; fairly active; barrows and dards 38%; checks 36. TV Repairman For 240 lbs. and heavier steady; all other right on the ice, got Young, 29, School the plane was in a "steep and gills under 240 lbs. steady to 25 lower; Frank O'Laughlir. NEW YORK (AP) _ (USDA) PLUMBING from the Los Angeles Blades of violent right turn" and ap- classes ' steady; 1-2 190-230 lb. barrows * HEATING Good opportunity for some- and gilts 20.75-21.00; mixed 1-3 . 190-240 — Butter offerings ample; de- 107 E. 3rd Tel. 3701 the Western League. Epidemics May peared to stop in air on the ra- one with some electronic lbs. 20.25-20.75; 240-260 lbs. l.i-5-20.50 ; mand fair; prices unchanged. background to learn TV re- Jobs Checked dar screen at Richmond, Va., 1-3 270-400 lb, sows 15.50-14.50. 2-3 400- Sid Abel, general manager- 500 lbs. 14.50-15.. 5; 1-2 120-IW Jb. feeder Wholesale egg offerings fully- pair. With construction of both the that was tracking the craft. pigs coach of the Red Wings, said 19.00-20.00. adequate; demand fair to good . Telephone Your Want Ads new Winona Senior High School Lie Inside China The bomber, which was not Sheep 4,000; moderately active, all -fr 40 Hour Week names of the players traded are classes steady; choice and prime 90-105 Wholesale selling prices, New and the Winona Area Voca- GENEVA (AP _ —Internation- armed, dug a 10-foot deep hole lb. wooled slaughter lamb! being withheld 22.50-23.00; York spot quotations: Standards to The Winona Daily News -j!r Employee Benefits at the request of tional-Technical School proceed- al experts are examining a new in the hard clay hill before ex- 105-100 lbs. 22.00-22.50; 110-115 lb*. 21.00- 22.0fli utility and good wooled 42%-43 ._ ; checks 38 .2-3.%. •ir Paid Insurance & the Los Angeles club. ing along on schedule mem- theory that influence epidemics ploding. slaughter Detroit currently , n« 6.50-7.50; weights over 150 lbs. Whites: extra fancy heavy Vacation is in last bers of the Board of Education which periodically sweep The blast tore open a crater 5.50-6.50; choice and fancy 60-80 lb. Dial 3321 for an Ad Taker place in the NHL and hasn 't wooled feeder lambs 23 00-23,50 ; 80-90 lbs. weight (47 3bs min) 45-47; fan- Monday night heard a report on through the world may be about 30 feet deep and 60 feet . Apply A H. Krleger picked up a single 22.00-23.00. cy medium. (41 lbs average) . , point on the how finances on the two build- caused by animals. The answer CHICAGO H) — (USDA) - H ogs 7,000; across. 40^-41%; fancy heavy weight Main Office road. ing projecLs are stacking up. may lie in Communist China. butchers steady tb 25 higher; most 1-2 Young' 500-220 lb. butchers 22.00-22.50; mixed (47 lbs min ) 44-45; medium (4C (Flrsl Pub. Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1W«. s last season in Detroit Superintendent of Schools A. ScientisLs are still baffled 1-3 190-230 lbs. 21.00-_?.00; 230-240 lbs. lbs average ) 39-40%; smalls (36 Stat* of Minnesota . ss. • H. Choote & Co. was in 1962-63, and he set a L. Nelson told directors that over the origin of flu epidemics, 20.00-21.00; 240-250 lbs. 19.25-20.251 2-3 County of Winona _ In Probate Court 220-230 lbs. 19.75-20,50; 230-240 lbs. 19.25- lbs average) record with 273 penalty minutes. such as the ."Asian flu" 35%-36%. File No. 16,323 total contracts out- Friendly 19 T3; 240-250 lbs. 1B.75-I9.25i mixed 1-3 In Ra estate of He disappeared at times, 1 break of 1957 and the World War 350-400 lb. lows 15.00-15.50; 400-500 lbs . for construe- i. 14.O0.1J.25. CHICAGO (AP) - (USDA) — M*ry Rebhahn, Decedent. missed practices, and generally tion of the I epidemic which killed 20 mil- Order for Hearing on Final Account Train for PRINTING tiigh Cehr__v| C oil If 2,000; slaughter steers steady Live poultry: Wholesale buying and Petition for Distribution. posed a disciplinary problem. school amount •'CnUO'l lion persons. to weak; high choice and prime 900- The representative' of the above named 1,250 lb. slaughter steeri 24.50-25 00; prices unchanged to 1 higher ; -fr Hand Composition Detroit traded him to Chicago to $5,173 464 ¦ A World Health Organization V illage . estate having tiled her final a ccount , , of D choice 900-1,250 lbs. 23.7524.75; mixed roasters 23-25; young hen tur- and petition for settlement and allowance for goalie Roger Crozier. which $i ,56i,- board special committee, comprising good and choice' 23.2524.00) good 23.00- keys 32-33. thereof and for distribution fo th« per- Linecasting and Presswork 596 has experts from nine nations, is 23.50; few lots high choice and prim* sons thereunto entitled; Chicago kept Young t»een ' " ' ' 875-1,000 lb. slaughter heifers 23.50-23.75; IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing about a studying clues which suggest Bombed mixed good and choice 22.50-23.00; good Writ- half season , then paid out and a balance of $3,- thereof be had on January 5, \9iT , af sold him lo that animals— particularly pigs SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) 21.2522.50; ulility and commercial cows LIVESTOCK 10:30 o'clock A.M., before this Court Ivos 611.868 remains to be paid. I5.O0-16.75. In the probate court room In GRAPHIC ARTS Angeles , where he set a —may be responsible, —A U.S. warplane supporting a Swift & Company It* court Sheep 800; wooled slaughter lambs house In Winona, Minnesota, and that Technical School Western League record with 227 CONTRA.CTS for ihe voca tion- Dr. Martin Kaplan of the Marine drive dropped a bomb Iteady; severa l lots choice and prima Weil Hlghwiy 41 notice hereof be given by publication of 90-110 lb. lambs 23.00-23,50; choice BO- penalty minutes. Buying hours era from * a.m. to 1:31 this order In the Winona Dally News and for Catalog. al - technical school total $1 ,- United States, chief of the or. on a village 1,800 yards short of NO lb!. 22.0. 23,00; choice 60-110 lbs. p.m. Monday through Friday. by mailed notice as provided by haw, Young, and a Red Wing 300.590. Expenditures thus far ganiiation's veterinary public its intended target tonight and 22.00-23.00; good and cholm 21.00-22.00; There will tM no call mork.li on Fri- Dated December 9, 19__. Spokesman, say the defenseman come to $530, ' civilians cvull to good wooled slaughter twes days. 0. D, LIBERA, Approved for Veteran Training 540 and there s a health section , told a news con- killed two Vietnamese , 5.00-8.00. These quota-lions apply to hogs dillv. Probate Judge. has reformed. So far this season balance remaining due of $769,- ference that the vital clue may an American spokesman an- . red to thi Winona nation by noon to- (Probate Court Seal) 1104 Currie Ave., Mlnneapolll he's scored four goals and as- 049. day. C. Stanley McMahon, be found in Communist China. nounced. He said one civilian HOOS Attorney for Petitioner. sisted on 15 others and is the As far a_s funds available are The origins of major flu epi- was injured. Hog Market: S teady to ii ctnti flightr. highest scoring Blades' defense- concerned, tlie superintendent demics during the past century The strike was made at the Butchers Grading 34 4 3» 20.00-20.25 (First Pub. Tuesday, Dec. li, ..M) U of W to Buy Butchers Grading now now Is. THR IF YOU.MADE LESS man. He has 43 penally said, there's a balance of $176 ,- have all been traced to central village of Thon-Phu Gia, 30 Butchers 20O to 220 Ibl 19.75 State of Minnesota ) is. minutes, well below his previous 891 in the buildin g fund Asia. It known that the 1957 miles southwest of Hue. The Sows, 270- 300 14,00 County of Winona ) In Probate Court THAN $150 LAST , $:. ,- is VEAL No. 14,33- average. 577 , 858 of -the original $5,78 mil- outbreak started in Yunnan mistaken bombing came rough- Cattle Merkot: Steady. In Ra estate of WEEK, YOU SHOULD lion school bond s.ale is in in- Province in southwest China—a ly 80 miles from the border ter- Research Plant Hl-Cholct U Price 23,00 Louis P. Kramer, Decedent. HEAD THIS AD AT Choice 22.00-23,00 Order lor Hearing on Final Account vestments, interest to be earn- big pig-breeding area. ritory where two bombs that Good 21,00-22,00 and Petition for Distribution. ONCE: representative of the above named ed on the-se investments is es- But Communist China Is fell short from a supporting Standard 2V .00-2I.0O Th* Utility COWS U50-IS.5O estate having tiled his final account and timated at $201 ,474 . federal aid barred from the United Nations, warplane killed 16 Marines and Near Slouqhton Canner & Cclter 12.00-1AM petition for settlement and allowance for the CATTII thereof and tor distribution to th* vocational school in 1967 and experts hav« been unable to wounded 11 Saturday. MADISON , Wis. Wi - The persons thereunto entitled ; SALESMEN: Sports Ls Veal Market .' Steady. expected to amount to $562 ,- get any inform ation. However , Top Choice- 32.00 IT is ORDERED, That th* hearing University of Wisconsin won thereof bt had on January t, 1967, at GET in NOW on BIG m6n- 000 and a supplementary bond scientists know that outbreaks to buy Good 8. Choice 23.0o-30.O- state approval Monday Commerclal 1B 00-2I.00> 10:45 o'clock A.M., befor* thli- Court ey. Work high-commission, sale recently negotiated will of influenza reappear like clock- . In the probate courl room In court Badger Truckers the Midwestern Universities Re. Boners 17 and down th* - qualified, pre - sold bring in another $ 198 ,000. work every year among the ¦ house In Winona, Minnesota, and that Ere Shorts search Association facilities nolle* hereof be given by publication of EADS: No hard "canvass- That would bring total av ail- world's pig populations. Labora- Winona Egg Market this order In the Wlnone Dally News Honor Veteran near Stoughton. ing," no "cold calls , " Mil- able funds lor the two projecLs tory tests have shown that the (Wlnom Produce, Zletyell Product) and by mailed n«tlc* as provi ded by PARKV-LLE, Md. (AP) - MURA is to be disbanded next Then Quotations ap*ly as ot law. lion dollar 1966 ad campaign to $4,716 , 224 ; $.,..80 ,917 is still virus is similar to (he human flu Doled December 9, 19M. Joseph H. Sharp, Jr., 20, died Briggs Driver June after 11 years of atomic 10:30 a.m. today. pulfing leads by the bushel. obligated on contracts and a virus . But there is still "muss- Grade A lunnbo 17" E. D. LIBERA Monday after suffering a brain a research. The Stoughton site is Grade A large 32 Probate Judge balanc oi $M5,..06 is then . concussion during a sandlot e avail- ing link" positively connecting MADISON, Wis. (AP) - one of six finalists in national Grade A mcHilum 17 (Probal* Courl Seal) WE NEED HELP able for equipmen t. the two Grade A small .IB Frederick W . Gerber, Chance of football game here. . The Wisconsin Truckers Safety competition for a $375 (million Grade B 19 Plalnvlew, Minnesota. a lifetime Nelson said thai, although in The experts also are studying Council reported Monday that Petitioner, atomic accelerator , Grade C IB Attorney for Our AVERAGE PHILADELPHIA un _ many ca-ses only guesses can a theory that man and animals Omer Stendahl , 52, of Eau man mak- (First Ppb_ Tuesday, Dec, 1J, I. M) (First Pub, Tu*«d*y, D*c. A, )9M) ing 20% more than The Maxwell MemorUI be made ai this time , it seems "swap" influenza. It is possible Claire , has been cited as Wis- "Even if the big accelerator a year likely Slnle ot Minnesota ) it. Slate of Minnesota ) si. ago, Top mon "rolling in it " Football Club named All- th at the total cost of that humans catch the disease consin's top truck driver for doesn't come, we still want this ) . County ot Winona I In Probate Court County of Winona In Probat* Court -WE WILL PAY YOU America Jim Lynch, Notre equipping the Senior High from animals and then traasmit 1966. property , these buildings, these No. 16,330 No. 11,170 $150 School will I n Rt Gstet* ol In Re Ratal* et CASH to watch us show you Dame captain and lineback- coirwe to around it back to them, thus maintain- people, because theylre useful , $181 ,200 The council , arm of the Wis- Oeoroi I. Stephen, Decedent. Marlon B. Queliser also kno« .n a* how to do it. Must be bond- er, winner of (he Maxwell and the vocational- ing a permanent "vicious cir- for university industry re- Ordtr lor Hearing on Final Account Marlon Buck Ouelsser, Dec*«l*nt. consin Motor Carriers Associa- and Petition for Distribution, Order for Heirlns on Final A ccount able, drive or own good car Trophy, honoring college technical school, about $200,- cle" resulting in regular world said Fred Harvey Har- , tion, said Stendahl has been search ," Tht representative ol th. above wntd •nd Petition for Distribution. aggressive, HUNGRY FOR football' 000. epidemics. estate having filed hit final account and representative ol tha above* named s outstanding play- driving for 33 years for the rington, president of the univer- Th* THE BIG MONEY er of the year. petition tor settlement and allowance eitat* having Iliad lie final account and , Why ALTHOUGH thl-s would leave junior high complex—reimburse- same employer, the Briggs sity. thereof and for distribution to the person* petition for settlement and allowance pass up $150 cash7 during The State Building Commis- thereunto ent Wed . thereol and for distribution lo 1he per- SAN M ) an apparent deficit of some ments for money spent on the Transportation Co., and OROEREO, ; ATEoTcalif. (AP - by a unanimous vote, gave IT IS Th at the hairing sons thereunto entitled! Write; $45,900, the superintendent ex- vocational school this past year that time had only one minor sion, ttiercof be r»ed on Janu ary 5, 1947, tl IT IS ORDERED, That Ihe hearing Triple Tux , $5, held on for a 31, 1964, Lowell Hovren plained, his figures didn't take and any refund that mishap. the university the authority to It o'clock A.M., before thlt Court In thereof be had on December three-quarters of a length victo- might be tht probate court room In Ihe court house al 11:00 o'clock A.M., before th li Court 706 Farmers U into account such contemplated received spend $448,200 to acquire "tho In Winona, Minnesota, and thet In probate court room ' In . • court Mechanics ry over The Hare in the feature received from the city for pur- Other drivers who nolle* th* >* Bank Bldg. future revenues as receipts chase of park outstanding safe- physical assets" of M"URA . hereof bo gkven by publication of this bous« In Wlnone, Mlnn**ot*, nnd that race at Bay Meadow/. Monday. property for the recognition for order In the Winona Dally New. and by nolle*) her*of ba olven by publication ol Minneapolis from The Argonne National Labor- , Minnesota the 6-mlll sinking fund Senior High site, ty records included Edward mailed notice n _ provided by law, Ihls order In th« Wlnon* D»I*V Newe 55402 Five rookies saw action with levy—which probably w ill be In addition, all of the equip- Schneider of Fond du Lac; Gor- atory plans to terminate its Dated December «. IMA. and by mailed notice as provides by law. research contract with MURA E, D. LIBERA, Dated December 2, |9M. the 1966 Baltimore Orioles. They used, for the most part , in con- ment listed for the vocational don Blohowiak of Anston; Ken- Probalt Judo*, B. D. LIRERA. Please (?ive a full work re- wete Dave Johnson, Andy verting the present senior high school may not be purchased neth Hansen of Janesville ; Fred June 30. MURA personnel are (Probate Court Seal) Probal* Judo*. sume, We'll get in touch iobs by the labor- Priming t\ Blalr, (Prob*l* Court »*»l) B-ChcbBrren, Larry Haney, Ed- school and Central Junior High during the coming year, he Knapp of Merrill and Henry being offered Rushford, M*nn«S- t*. Harold J. Libera, with you. $io Watt and Gene Bcabender. School buildings to a central added. Garsko of Mauston. atory near Joliet, 111, Attorneys foer p»tltlon»f. Attorney for Petitioner. Situation. Wanted—Fern. 29 Article* for Sale 57 Sawing M«hln«i T3 Apartment*, PUtt 90 Trucks, Tract's, Trailers 108 Uiid Cin 109 9M WINONA DAILY NEW8 IT WILL DO IRONINO In my horn*. ¦ Pitas* GIRL'S INDOOR roller skates, practically BRAND NEW New Horn* Zigzag sewing TWO APTS.-lst and 2nd floor at Foun- DODGE—1959 panel, in flood condition, rat. ., ham. new; tort rocking machine, makes holes, ate, . hors* rocker; fey button only tain City, Wl». T«l. WWJ0 -. S3M. Tel. 4188 or W81 or inquire 448 Used Cars 109 UMd Cars 109 electric stove; new Santa cookie |*r . «ll». WINONA SEWINO CO., Ml Hull. Malh SI, new roto-wheel trie reflector; new out- Tal. »48. WHY NOT SHOP Situations Wanted—Mai. 30 Apartments, Furnished 91 CHBVROLBT—1958, tfrtlgflt ttlck, V-t WILLYS JBRPSTHR-lMO, ht filr tenif. '' 1 ;—— —_ door barbecue grill; plant stand fern- FORD—1W1 Iruck/ has new Pioneer li- ery; masty ottt«r motor. Tol. 3W0, Hon. Make ui in offer. Ken' Sale* COLLEGE STUDENT Items. L*tt week of cense, In fair running condition. Call * want* port-time sale until after Parts VOUMO MAN ta itiar* furnlahed apt. and Service, Breezy Acre*. Tel. 0231. vwrk. TH. 2J50. ' holidays. Oil art 1114 StoytSe FurnacM, 75 ' at 12 Lenox St., Winona, Minn. NYSTROM'S LOT : W. Broadway days. wltt. Stata College Junior. $30. Tel. CLASSIC ENOUISH Sports cor, Jaguar 5»3. 730 W. m. XK-140 convrertlblt, now point, ntvi CHEVROLET - 1.43 eonverllble, power OIL OR GAS heater*, complete Installa- Dogs, P«ts, Syppllw 42 ZENITH COLORED • B & W TVs, stereo tints, now transmission with spars an- ¦leering , power brakei, power windows, tions, parts and services, Aladdin por- ONE-ROOM efficiency, nicely furnished FIRST? gina and transmission, vary last arxj A-l ehepe, tWi. Tel. Fountain City FM and AM radios, large sMectlon. table heaters. RANGE OIL BURNER FRANK LILLA and decorated. Includes 9*s range and USED TRUCK agll*. Tal, G«orgt Sawyer 9258. 087-371O alter J. PUPPIES-Purpl* ribbon bred tiny Toy t. SONS, 7.1 E. Bth. CO.. W7 E. 5th. Tal. 7470. Adolph Open evenings. refrigerator. Private bath and entrance, Fox Terriers, 125; Dachshunds, tli; Wlchalowikl. Tel. 3004 or 4842. FORD^-1937 2-door hardtop, exe«llor*t WE DOMT RUN a uied car lot but w» 135, brown Terrier's, Best Selection B**gles, cut* *5. PLAYER BARGAINS condition, must ba nsn to ba appreci- do hava 2 dandy cart tor tale, all It . Frcath Kennels, Houston, Minn. PIANO-*ntIque. Henry Hart- men. Rt V, Arcadia, Wis. TWO-BEDROOM carpoted apt. tor boys, ated. Tal. 8-3364. A-1 running condition. 1961 Ford Falr- 1 girls or couple. Tel. fr3918.«fter 5.-30 Best Gars lani, 1940 Chevrolet. All below utad car CHRISTMAS SPECIAL - AKC ' 1954 FORD F-100 Pickup. mlnlatur* BUILDING FOR. SALE-Hxav suitable PRE-SEASON p.m. , lot prices, Ray's Trading Pott, 211 B. poodles, silver and blue grays; AKC BUJCK — 1M9 LiSabra 4-door hardtoe, for garage. Terry Bvilan, 'St. Charles, Automatic transmission, 3rd. T«l. 4333. ' ' powtr steering, good condition. MM), cup-»He Chihuahuas, chocolate, blond* Minn. .- ., Best Buys and blade. Harleywood Kennels, Hous- . . CLOSE - OUT Houses for Rent 95 clean ...... $4g5 Tal.,- »-34W. . ton. Mlhn., (In Money Creek). Tel. W&-. ' ¦' " Mobil. Hornet, Trail«n 111 ¦' '¦ ¦ ' - • "NEVER used anything like It", say ¦¦ ' ' " ' . . SOI. ; ;- , . . .. - . ./ ¦- . ON NEW 7 . . FIVE ROOM modern housa, east Icci- 1954 DODGE % Ton Pickup. users of Blue Lustre for cWanlng ear- tlon. Inquire 168 Mankato Aye. pet. Rent electric -shampooer, ti. H. 3-speed transmission, SEE OUR FINE Mlectton of new mobll» MONARCH -JUST IN- : oeliino Horses, Cattlt, Stock 43 Choate A Co, COMPLETELY FURNISHEO 2-bedroom clean ...... $450 homea, 10' end 13* wide. Now Gas & Electric house, wood paneled Interior. Buffalo •f. leree dlicounta. COUL1E MOBILB ' WATER SOFTENER for sale. Tel. 8-3041. HOME SALES, Hwy. 14 !• 41 But, WW HEREFORD - .C0WS- . City, W|S. Tel. 248-2532. 1959 INTERNATIONAL B« NEW GAR ¦ .5. 4 and S years nona, Minn.. Tel. 437*. . . • .,. old. William Dabelstein, Rt. 1, Arcadia RANGES ¦ ¦• , MONARCH RANGE, combination electric NEW 3-bedroom with attached garage, In 162. 2 ton, cab and chassis, Wis. • - .. - :£ . and coal; GE refrigerator, - ft.. i 37 any price on Pickup 9 cu. excellent west location, ISM a month. 102 cab to axle, big 6 cyl- WARRANTY WE WltU TOP small freezer. Tel. 8-A30I, Extension Tel. 8-1059. D S Kapa and Trailers. LEAHY'S, Buffalo FEEDER PIGS-M. Elmer Reps, inder engine, 4 speed trans- Lewis- *?, or Tel. Lewiston «70. SAVE $$$ 1966 CADILLAC Hardtop, City, Wis. Tel, t*M3 . or 2.8-2670. ton, Minn. Tel. 57M. : ; mission, 2 speed axle, 825x LIONEL TRAIN—automatic forward, re- ' : ¦ N-|' ' " •' Wanted to Rent 96 Sedan De Ville, solid cas- HWY, 41 Mobile Home Sales, E. ol Shan- FEEDER PIGS-14. Clem Heins, 2943. from artificial breeding. Donald D iek- player; coral gullied lull, size bed- 1 Gas — l JElectric by respoflsibo couple, with 2 Ihfanl i!r Automatic Climate reger, Lamoille, Minn.. (Richmond Used Can spread. Both in excellent condition, See children. Must be ready for Jan. loth 109 ' KOHNER Rkfge), T«|. Dakota 643-2138. Th«se Ranges are Control ! ALVIN : at Zlebell Produce, 171 E. Jnd. occupancy. Write Jim Ayotte, Box 313, ¦ft AUCTIONEER, City and state llcansad • now selling at Aflkokan, Ontario or Tel. collect 4304. AM Radio and bonded, 252 Liberty St. (Cornar IT WILL DO your heart good I Snow- ¦ft 6-wajr Power Seat E. 5lh and Liberty). Tel. .980. blowers, both electric and gas operated. DISCOUNT PRICES LEWISTON BAMBEjNEK'S, 9th «. Mankato. Farms, Land for Sale 98 SANTA'S EARLY •ft TwUight Sentinel . ¦ft Power Windows Minnesota LIVESTOCK CHINA, 100 pe. Ml service for 12; man's R. D. CONES FARMS — FARMS - FARMS ^ THIS YEAR . . . YOU CAN ¦ft Headlamp Control bicycle, woman's bicycle, 6 months old. 66 E. 2nd Tel. 2304 We buy, we sell, we trade. Land & Auction Sales Tel. M277 after 5. MIDW EST REALTV CO, If you don't believe It, Just •ft Power Door Locks . . Everett J. Kohnif MARKET Osseo, wis. ft- Soft Ray Glass 158 Walnut. Tal. 8-3710/ after hours '81-4 MAN'S TWEED overcoat, si» 38; «' , Tel. Office 5.7-M5. check the bargain prices on BRIC5HTEN THE white flocked Christmas tree, orna- Typewriters 77 Res. 695-3157 ft Door Edge Guards DECK - Wed. 12:30 .p.m. S miles N. . ments, lights, Christmas novelties; Lazy this selection of genuine ¦ft ol Fountain . City. on . State Hwy. J3 10 DAY SALE Susan and rummage. :- . Whitewall Tires V Hwy. B8, then 7 miles -Al. v to ' County 1203 W. 6th. . . . TYPEWRITERS and adding machines for HOLIDAY or rent. Reasonable rates, free Houses for Sale 99 ft Underseal Trunk "U", then 7 . miles NE. through HAMILTON CLOTHES DRYER, No. 1 sal* ¦ Oohaid Thursday delivery. See us for all your olflce svp- ¦ft Front & Rear Floor Mats Waumandee on. blacktop -road. in the Industry, 3-speods. Special $109. BUICK OLDS SEASON . Schmldtknech.t , ewner; Fruriclj N. Wer- desks; files or office chairs. Lund THREE-BEDROOM ranch, carpeting In & ¦ ; At 1:30 P.M. V 7 SCHNE-IDER SALES, 3930 «tti St. ?ll*s, lein, auclionear; Northern Inv. . Co., ypewlter Ca Tel, 5232. living room and 2 bedroomi, drapes DOUfcLE-CHECKED ¦ ' ' Included, large Kitchen with dis- clerk. . . . , - CHRISTMAS TREES, Cut your own, SAVE! SAVE! A CHRISTMAS SIFT for the traveler Is posal, panelled recreation room and USED CARS Holstein springing heifers & $U0; alio popcorn. Henry Jacobs, Min- FOR YOU AND 1 . miles S. 9f a llghfwalght, eaiy-to-carry portable bar with built-in . nefrtoerator; work- DEC. 17—Sat. 12 noon. nesota City. ¦ Gilmanton; Lawrpnca Garavalia,. owner cows, complete herd. typewriter. Tht Olivetti-Underwood Let- . shop, I'A-car garage. Sis 40th ' . Ave* .;; . . . '65 OLDS F-85 YOUR FAMILY Helke 8. Zeck, auctioneers ; Norlh.rn 32 measures up to standards of Sdvw. Tel. 3853 for appointment. USED PORTABLE TV'S ter* Inv. Co., clerk.. Holstein heifers & steers, largir office machines. Check into fh* Deluxe 4-door sedan, tur- All sites from 9" on up. With a VENABLES : many features of the Lettera 32. Also R. WALL-TO-WALL carpeting In large 700-900 lbs. B 8, B ELECTRIC DEC. 17—Sat. AVS mills NW. of Eyota, good selection of Underwood 21' living room and bedrooms. Beautiful quoise with turquoise inte- . ¦ W E. 3rd, Winona,. Mlnn.v . s on CLEAN-DEPENDABLE 75 W. 2_3d Tel. 8-2711 Minn, oh Hwy . 42. T um_n.Aakr.i. own- .. display et WINONA, of Ihls rior, power steering, power ¦ . 10 Piggy sows. TYPEWRITER bath. Your wife, will be proud . er; Kohner 8. •. Tiffany, .-auctioneers SERVICE, UI E. 3rd. kitchen. USED CAR, Open Mon & Fri. Evenings . . . . JUST . IN TIME for Christmas gifting T*l. I-33O0. home and ttie large beautiful brakes, radio, heater, white . Thprp Sales Corp., clerk. Usual run of market ... new colorful and charming de- Good terms. West location. Call , us for on appointment to see. ABTS AGEN_ sidewall tires, V-8 regular 1964 DODGE 440 4 door se- Cows & Veal. signs In Plaqgetta Mosaic Wall Panel Wanted to Buy 81 DEC. . 17—Sat. 12 noon. S miles N. of Kits. So easy to do, lust match number-, CY, INC., 159 Walnut St. Tel. 8-4345. gas engine automatic trans- dan, V-8 engine, automatic Houston, Minn, on Hwy. 76V then 1 mile Daily Hog Miarket ed materials with their number on the ^ Telephone Your Want Ads N,E. on . County . Road. 'Mrs. Herbsrt THREE-BEDROOM Glenvlew home, love- mission, seat belts with re- transmission, power steer- design. Wood grain backgrounds enrich GOOD POPCORN WANTED, T«l. Wl- Hansen, owner-; Beckmah Bros.,, auc- fireplace,, large ¦ Call anytime for the subject matter and blend with noha S-1237. George Bronk, V mile E. ly view site, l'/i baths, tractors. We sold this car ing, beige in color with tioneers; Thorp Sales Co.,. clerk. screened 2-car garage plus decor. Come In and brows* around- of Stockton. porches, . consignment. carport, air conditioned, electric kltcrv- Hew, drive it today. matching Interior, LIKE Winona Daily News ¦ to The DEC. 719—Mon. 1 p.m. Vi mile N, of ¦ - Tel. ' ' . PAINT DEPOT USED .22 repealing rifle wonted. Tel. etl. 4VS % loan, 8-3*)?. . . NEW whitewall tires, 28,000 Galesville on Hwy. S3, then V/i miles 107 Center St. , St. Charles 932-4IW. , E. of the Galesville TV tower! Lawrence LESLffi GARRISON & HOWARD W. 1077—VA-story 2-bedroom $2095 actual miles, a local one . Dial 3321 for an Ad Taker -Park property; Heike ^7^£^ DAILY NEW S Sam Weisman & Son T. EAST LOCATION. 2 bedrooms plus brakes, white sidewall tires, stick, LOW MILEAGE, re- I § 932-4936 INCORPORATED room for den or office. Dining roorn. MAIL 7 ¦ - - tinted glass, air condition- mainder of the FAMOUS 4W Vy. 3rd . T*l. 5J47 6 rooms In all. All neat and clean and , ready for you to move in af once. Will ing, automatic eye speed Chrysler 5 year or 50,000 | S miles North of Houston , Minn., on Highway 76 then 1 Xi \ Poultry. Eggs, Supplies 44 SUBSCRIPTIONS WMr^MIW-CR SCRAP I RON-t^VAETAW: sacrifice If taken at once. ABTS AGEN- control, seat belts, mile Warranty . Beige in | | miie Northeast on County Road. Follow Auction Arrows. % CO. pays highest prrees for scrap Iron, yer/iUd 159 Walnut St. Tel. 8-4345. Good- metals, and raw . fur. year Double Eagles. color with matching inte- DEKALB 20-week pullets. Raised accord- BY OWNER—3 ' bedrooms, all modem, May Be Paid At Closed¦ Sorurd¦ tys ing to-Dekalb's prescribed pullet rear- ¦¦ - clean, under $15,000. .IM E. Mark. Tel. ' rior. I¦:¦ 222 W. and . ; T*L JMT ' ¦ ing program. Our own new pullet grow- 8-2264 after 4:30 weekdays/ , anytime . - . . $2395 . 7 Saturday : ;;Dec€mTbet . ;17 : | TED MAIER DRUGS " ¦ . ing building, one age birds in a build- weekends. > ' • ' . 1963 FORD 6 passenger ; ing. Available, year around. SPELTZ Rooms Without Meals 1963 BUICK Electra 235 Station Wagon, equipped 7 Starting Time : 12:00 Noon. . : CHICK HATCHERY, Rolllngston*, CoaL Wood, Other Fuel 63 86 FOR BARGAINS, If you want to buy, sell 1 ;^ Minn. Tel. 8689-2311. or trade. 4 door Hardtop, white with with a V-S engine, stick ' ROOMS *OR MEN — with or without . C. Shank, Homemaker's Exchange shift transmission, all black I Lunch by: Rachel Circle:• of Looney .. Valley Church. || AT SALVAGE PR ICES-good clean coal, housekeeping tccomtnodetions. Mo day 552 E. 3rd. blue upholstery, radio, heat- Wanted—Livestock 46 while It lasts, 7Jc cwt. Western. Foot sleepers. Tel. 48J9. er, power steering, power with fed interior. This is a I .35 HEAD CATTLE — 1 Holstein cow, bred; 1 Holstein % of Lafayette St. Frank West Agency brakes, power seat, tinted LOCAL ONE OWNER car i cow, due March: 1 Guernsey cow,' due Feb. milking; 2 |! HEREFORD BULL wanted, 2 yaors or VOU BET WE carry wide variety Of with owner name on re- * Apartments Flats SEVENTH W. 4o7-Good central location, glass, white sidewall tires. 's i Guernsey cows, due March and April; 1 Jersey cow, due j | older. Adolph Mueller Jr. Tal. Wltoka high grade coals, Commander, 3 sizes, . 90 i 80-25M. 7 ., near Madison School. Well built 3 bed- AS CLEAN AS THEY. quest ;..-. . - . . I Ajpril ; 1 Jersey cow, springing close; 1 Jersey cow, due fj furnace, stove and range; petroleum rooms and rear sleeping porch, carpeted v Coke; Pocahontas; Berwlnd Briquets; SIXTH E. 11« - 2.bedroom upp«r apt., living and dining area, fireplace, new COME. - Feb.; 7 Angus Purebred cows with 500 lb. calves at side; 4 % LEWISTON LIVESTOCK MARKET Heists so-so Briquets; Slott . Petroleum carpeted living room and dlnlns room, Plus a good selection of your aluminum siding and new combination Hereford cows, with calves at side; 1 BFack White Faced j| A real good auction market for Briquets; Winter King Egg. 3 varlttle* screened, porch and carport Included. Late and good running Older livestock. Dairy cattle on hand all week, windows and doors, new hot water fur- heifers, of atoker coals. JOSWICK'S FUEL & Heat, hot water, soft water and trash nace,. 2-car garage,. lot 60x150'. Will $1795 cow ; 1 White Faced heifer, 2 years old; 2 Jersey % hog* bought every day. Trucks avail- OIL CO., vol E. Slh. "Where you get pickup paid by landlord. Will be freshly model USED CARS. able. . Day sale Thurs., 1:30 p.m. T»l. arrange long term loan. bred ; 1 Purebred Angus bull, 2 years old.- |4 mar* at lower cost." redecorated, available Jan. 15. No chil- Why wait? Drop in soon and J6-7. ; . -V dren usvier 10. Tel. Mrs. Robert Mc- Frank West Agency "WE SERVICE WHAT 500 POULTRY — 500 Leghorn hens, 1 year old some | Queen ?0«0 for appointment. look them over. Drive a Furn./ Rugs, Linoleum 64 175 Lafayette St. couple you like the WE SELL" waterers; some feeders, Il Farm, implements 48 Tel. 5240 or 4400 after hours. looks DAIRY EQUIPMENT — 2 Unit DeLaval milker pump, | 1 MODERN 3-room and bath, heated, gar- of. Get our deal! I USED FURNITURE — sofa- very good bage disposal, new stove and refriger- B. with 1 H.P. motor ; Surge bucket ; DeLaval separator. |ij MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE corn sheller. condition, iSil S-Bc sectional, $50; twin ator. Couple preferred. For appointment %;¦: . GRAIN AND FEE1D — 80O bushels ear com ; lOOO | 1 Ed Jlck, Centervllle, Wis. ¦. alz« headboard and frame, $10. Inquire BORZYSKOWSKI FURNITURE A^INQN AUTO BORZYSKOWSKI FURNITURE, STORE. 302 Mankato Ave. Nice 2-Bedroom square bales mixed haj . ' ' ".?", HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS 302 Mankato Av*. Open evenings. house overlooking Mississippi at Mln. RAMBLER DODOE TRACTORS AND TRACTOR EQUIPMENT - Farm- X- See the tortious XL' Model* TWO-BEDROOM and 4-bdereom apts. for nelska. Oil heaf, drive-In basement oa- HOMELITE ZIP »12».50 & up THREE PC. table group. Including 2 rent, stove and refrigerator furnished. rage, extra large lot. Tel. Dakota WALZ all Model C tractor ; McCormick 2 bottom 14 inch tractor Jf .. . AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE steptables and cocktail table; S19.95, Tel. .110. 643-2078.after 6 p.m. Buick - Olds - GMC plow on rubber; tractor cultivator for Farmall C; 8 foot || ftld Si Johnson . Tel. SASS BORZYS KOWSKI FURNITURE STORE, @ SALES § DELUXE GE all electric l-bedroom apt. tractor disc on rubber ; McCormick manure spreader on Ji - 302 Mankato Ave. . Open evenings. Open Mon. & Fri. Nights ¦ ¦¦ ¦ MILK HOUSE EQUIPMENT Carpeted, air condltlontd. Tel. BOB 3rd & Huff Tel. 8-3647 . rubber. - jf' RATH wash tanks, fans, air Intakes, host BRAID RUGS—9x12, brown only. Reg, SELOVER REALTOR, aMV. ¦ MACHINERY AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS - 2 .| girts, . storage cabinets. 139 .95, NOW $--.». SHUMSKI'S, JS W. OPEN 5 NITES A WEEK _ ' Refrigeration & Dairy Supplies NOW AVAILABLE for RAMBLER HOMES • Jr_ . . rent, one 3- Telephone Your Want Ads section J.D. steef drag . McCormick horse mower; David • -|| J5S E. 4th Tel. J532 bedrooen apt. Heat and hot water fur- 3-bedroom, low down pay- I hay rack ; y GIFT IDEAS-smart S-pe. broraa drop, nished. Sunnyslde Manor, Tel. 1-4203. ?j Bradley rubber tired wagon ; 8x14 ft. corn and leaf dinette set, 24x20" formica top ment, city and school bus I . Craftsman 8-inch bench saw ; miscellaneous small tools. : ' _ '!¦ NEW IDEA table, opens to 36V, 2 comfortable plas- by the door, fully carpeted, Telephone Your Want Ads i SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS - ?. tic covered chairs, $39.95 at BURKE'S hot water heat. to The Winona Daily News EASY TERMS ;_ Model 17 Tractor Spreader FURNITURE WART, 3rd S, Franklin. SUGAR LOAF i THORP SALES COMPANY'S Open Mon. thru Frl. till 9. to The Winona Daily News I MRS. HERBERT HANSEN, OWNER £ in good condition. LEWIS E. ALBERT Lester , Lie No. 3, jj ASPHALT TILE—9x9, Vs" . "C" colors, APARTMENTS 3965 W. 6th Winona ji Auctioneers: Beckman Bros., . ¦ reg. SS.S0 case; ,'D" colors, reg. 110.40 358 E. Sarnia Dial 3321 for an Ad Taker |.f Victor , Lie. No. 299 .;; Ko-henderfer & Sons case; 1st quality Johns-Mansvllle. Now Dial 3321 for an Ad Taker Strand & Milo Runningen , Rep. Thorp %A.V> a case of 80. SHUMSKI'S, » W. Wanted—Real Estate 102 ii Clerks: 0. J. Fountain City, Wis 3rd. Minn, . •ft 1 and 2-bedrooms f|| Thorp Sales Co., Clerk , Rochester, ¦ X WOULD LIKE TO BUY or rent a 120-160 ' ¦" ¦ Good Things to Est 65 ir Wall-to-wall carpeting acre dairy farm. Must be modern, with- I " W " . .! in the vicinity of La Crescent or WI- / POTATOES AND APPLES - Ed Jlck. •it Flange and refrigerator nona orea. Write C-92 Dally News. M es CQ $ NEW HOLLAND Centervllle, Wis. f T&Oe&f **>**™>" to Bxtt ..»--_ . . m» __ \ I ¦ft Garbage disposal l __1 III II .ff-l'lair 11 11m 1IW*. nlllllliiiiir IHiIITTTImiii nil]trm .11111 11 !_. TtlF_ __TT > j «« ¦ M BURBANK RUSSETS, S3.2S par 100 lbs. i XUH mil331 " V ilJUUlIllItUrTifi milSB J/fntpntII I IIIIlll i_ \ TVTTffi .1 , TTTM .- < SPREADERS WE DON'T C -EH *•••! 1X1'»*'*tT »#•! W T»W^ * "ff , 1111 u TIT >>^ Large selection ol cooking and eating •ft Private balconies <-¦" apples. WlNONA POTATO MARKET. HAVE a policy ol accepting A \ i NORTHERN INVESTMENT CO. WmM 'j x, -^_..c " / v - ®.p We have them on hand ft Sound proof j in sizes: listings unless we honestly ft Heat and hot water feel we can be of service • 130 bu. Register for the to the seller. MorH£*y^j kpjAvcr/oAt ft Air conditioning (optional) I • 163 bu. | Located 14 miles South of Gilmanton or 11 miles North | I 205 bu. W ft Furnished or unfurnished WE DO '¦¦ • T 0 SPEND literally thousands 1 of Czechville on State Highway "88" to Lincoln School, | i Located Vk miles Northwest of Eyota , Minn., on High- ' also 140 bushel tank A4___ | then V/i miles East on XX. Watch for arrows. % i way 42, or 6 miles South of Elgin. Rentals from $125 of dollars annually in adver- s . type. Ask your neighbor, tising properties that are then see them on display Open Daily at listed with us, and . . . - . Tel. 8-2705 \ Saturday, . December 17 j i Satuirdlay^ Decctiibet 17 x WE HAVE 1 -^ F. A. KRAUSE CO THE office, the sales per- \ 12:00 O'clock. Lunch will be served. | I Start at 12:30 P .M. Lunch on grounds. X BREEZY ACRES sonel and the experience to I 21 HEAD QUALITY CATTLE—4 Holstein cows, spring- I Zi HEAD HOLSTEIN QATTLE - 6 first calf heifers , ij Drawing Dec. 19th sell your property. | Hwys. 61-14 Winona Ready Dec. 15 I ers; 7 Guernsey cows, springers; 5 Holstein cows, due | f fresh; 2 cows, springers , am due by sale date; 9 cows /.j at \ spring; 2 Guernsey cows, due spring; 1 Holstein heifer, | 1 milking and clue in spring; 3 Holstein barn calves; 3 cross : :j WE INSPECT yearling; 2 Holstein heifers A herd of quality cattle, ALL properties and discuss i , 6 mo. I i bred barn calves. U Hay, Grain, Feed SO McDonald's 1 some vaccinated. 1 p POUIiTRY — 3fi yearling Leghorn hens; S Bantams, M ALL NEW your specific transaction , | DAIRY EQUIPMENT Surge SP-II milker pump 1000 hu. oats; 400 hii , «nr corn ; EAR CORN—clean, excellent quality. without obligation. — | # GRAIN AND FEED ~ ; { Delivered only. Bill Ralnboldt, Rt. 1, Gvm, Sporting Goods 66 i and motor, 1 year old; 2 DeLaval milker units ; 2 McD. M 1 20O0 bales mixed hay ; 700 hales straw; 25 ft . corn silage j Utica, Minn. Tet. Lewiston 5765. milker units; 2 Surge seam, units; Surge water heater; i NEW & USED Ice Skates, children's Irom CALL TODAY! . \ 1 In 12 ft . sifo ; 180 bu. barley. X¦ Articles for Sale 57 S-5.B8, also SKate exchange. Out-Dor Golf view ' wash tank. % tt 2 TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT - IHC model M Store, 163 E. 3rd, | ; ; , I - 1. tractor in excellent condition with 2 way hydraulic, and k 50B | BALER i ?:| fluid in tires; 1950 model B John Deere tractor with . Apartments % power-trol , roll-o-matic and Quick Tach cultivator ; New y CHRISTMAS GUNS 5 New Holland Super 68 Hay Baler. | » Ammunition f! Holland fiB baler with motor ; John Docre 8 ft . field cul- ¦¦ X tivator ; IHC 2 row tractor planter with fertilizer attach- ' TREES Conebar Traps SefoWc; . MACHINERY - J.D, "A" tractor with starter and |< Quick Money on articles at value • 1 & 2 Bedrooms W U ment and disc openers; 10 ft . Van Brunt single disc drill ( •it Balsam ii RfeALTOR i lights; J.D. "MT" tractor; J.D. corn cultivator quick- | steel; John Deere model 1. tractor spreader; IHC 8 . NEUMANN'S tach; J.D. 2-14-inch mounted plow; McD. 2-16-inch plow; , m | on $ Sheared Scotch Pine Bargain Store I20 CI.JTER - T__.2349 | ft. mobil disc with pump; New Idea single row picker; • Westinghouse All j McD. tractor spreader; J.D. 15-ft. single disc; N.I. 7-ft. | I Case 3-16-Inch plow ; John Deere 2-14-inch plow ; 40 ft. ! ir Sheared Norway Pine Muslfcal Merchandita semi-mount mower; Case 10-ft. grain drill. P power 70 Electric Kitchens j | combination elevator on rubber with take off ; IHC ' Wreaths, Roping, Branches , Bicycles 107 OTHER MACHINERY — Set of tractor chains ; M.M. | :7 loader to fit M tractor ; 4 section flexible steel drhw with ;¦ . LUX-FISA 120 bass accordion. Tel, Lew. Motorcycles combine with power unit; 2 McD. 3-bar rakes; rubber | Men 2AM or write Box m, Lewiston, | & folding nvener; Minnesota side rake; 2 row rotary hoe; | Minn. • Completely Ca rpeted USED BICYCLES tired wagon; steel wagon; manure loader for "A" or I ;. Ford rear scraper blade with 3 point hitch; IHC field (.. KOLTER BICYCLE SHOP I Farmall "M"; McD. F-20 for junk , silo filler; hay load- & ;¦ ' A. GRAMS & SONS fOLTON TROMBONE-ln good condi- 400 Mankato Ave. Tet. SM ; ; • cultivator , ¦ ( Tel 3120 tion, Tel, 0-M23, «r; 3 section good drag; Marquette welder ; 30 ft. exten- 1 ? FARM TRUCK — 1050 Chevrolet Vi ton pickup. . 120 E. 2nd . JW-TORCYC-B TEE SHIRTS Ford car for }.| . • Beautiful MOTORCYCLES ! aion ladder; McD. hammermill, like new; '55 < (O Sunday) W* Sirvlc* All Record Player* ROBB BROS. # DAIRY EQUIPMENT - Sunset 310 gallon bulk tank, pen 373 E. 4th. parts; endless 20 ft. rubber belt. Complel* Stock of Needles j p. & 2 years old ; Surge SP11 pump, like new ; 2 Seamless Surge :; ~ ~~ HARDT'S MUSIC STORE Ceramic Baths FEED — 3500 bales hay; 5 ft. corn silage, 14 ft, silo. Tract' Trailort 108 ^ M buckets; 55 gallon glass lined electric Water heater; stain- ; FREEZERS Truck-, *. I DUCKS — 20 Muscovy ducks. f t | less steel 2 eompartment wash tank ; H . inch plastic £ IT costs no more to own a Gibson. Com* TRUCK - 1952 FORD % ton. I pipeline for 30 head ; In end get our prices, WINONA FIRE Used TV Sets • Air Conditioned i HOUSEHOLD GOODS — Motorola 45 record player ; || f . ' & POWER CO., 54 E. Jnd. Tel. 5045. ;¦ MOTIVE AND MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT — 2 ¦. -Pickup Trucks- I ffash camera; Sunbeam mixer; rubbish burner; power | »| wagons ; 2 flatheds with corn sides; 500 gal- ' Used Stereos new; picnic table; china cupboard; round *i rubber tired CHRISTMAS TREES Several to Choose From lawn mower, f Ion overhead gas tank and stand; Wheel Horse tractor .' \ oak dining table; buffet; several chests; rockers ; lamp ;^ with lawn mower; no oak 2S2' R x 5 ft long; 9 panels; AH sizes and kinds. Used Record Players | table; twin beds ; foot locker; electric train; large doll; f}. :> . | Roping and branches. $120 1965 Ford Vi Ton .... $1505 X H tock tank ; 'J. feed bunks; some steel posts and wire; I jj many other items. u pen Evenings fi' quantity of very RO

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