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Colliding Planes Crash Into Heart of Ankara, 115 Die Unemployment Rises in January WASHINGTON i.T);- Unemploy- ment rose by 855.O00. in January to 4.672,000 . as emp-loyirient fell by ' ¦ ¦ HIGH WATE R v .¦ "; Tow trucks;/ attempt to- . ' the area, The river was expected .to . reach com- . 1,626,000 to 65,935 ,000, the govern-' ^ . remove stalled cars from the approach of the ' plete flood stage'later in the. morning.. 'AP Photo- ment' reported Tliursday. It , said ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ' the changes, , Lake Street Bridge in - 'dowiitovv-rt Reno as gushing '::' . fax.0 Y.Y ' V . - ¦VYYY ' - . - X : - XX - : .. . -. were seasonally ex-; pected. -. . ' •• ' . ' ' : ; waters from the rain-swollen Truckee River flood : Harol d Goldstein , assistant la- bor statistics commissioner, told newsmen in announcing the job ¦ ¦ ¦ figures : : . . ' : V ' '.'Perhaps the most significant Swollen thing :is' that". -tiiere has been ,no lessening in unemployment in a S^i^^0whole ycaV We seetji to be on ^ a plateau both in employment and we unemployment-^aiid have been WHERE PLANES CRASHED there most of 19621" : ManBm Y . . ." . This is a view of Ulus : . Layoffs of extra employes hired Square in the Turkish capital SAM FRANCISCO (AP) - Rain bor and forcing, a, jet liner carry- Thursday, , expected an additional in stores and post offices for the Stops at Ya ncduveir swollen : rivers '' surged through ing Queen Elizabet h rif England 3 to ' 10 inches. Snow, was general holiday trade was the chief rea- Dunn Offers of Ankara where two planes . hundreds of evacuated homes in and Prince Philip of Edmonton , in eastern Washington and many son : for the January sag in the crashed in flarnLCs today , after -, . Northern. - California today, pushed Alberta ,, io- Honolulu to turn back schools were -/ closed.; through out job totals; There X was further "env colliding over tlie city. Domi- Y against hurriedly build sandbag to Vanc-ouver . B.C. the state. . . ¦ ' ¦ ' ployment curtailment , in outdoor nating the sqiia re is a statue - , dikes in Reno, / New, and blocked In California , five deaths . were Wind gusts up to .55 , m.p.h. activities. ; Plane Trouble of Kemal Ata.ttirk, father of traffic on main eas t-west highway blanied . on the , storm.. .A. boy. was freed western Oregon from four New Taconite and rail routes across the Sierra. missing: days of snow:, and ice. As the modern Turkey, who establish- Gale force Winds pounded -the . There was no- immediate relief thaw extended to northern Oregon ed Ankara as the capital. (AP Northern California Coast a third in sight. . The . Weather . Bureau it: produced- rain which froze on l^\$lpyij;' Quii($r), Photofax ) straight day and bega n an attack said the Pacific storm chain ' - . was still , cold: power lines, pulled them Amendment driving eastward, its series of Advanfage on the Oregon Coast. V down and blacked out vast areas By JACK MACKAY :- . VANCOUVER , B.C. — .a busiiiess conference and decked The 'battering wind. ' ' and rain storm centers aimed at the Ore- " ' - from the coast 10ft miles inland. Associated Press Correspondent Looking. . s|iglifly. drawn, Queen jit with flowers arid special fur- was the power head of a chain gon and . Washington /Coasts.-; . . ¦ Elizabeth If and Prince Philip I nish'inEs , for. the royal couple. of stonns raging 5n the Pacific; Thousands of Iwmes In . . . -the ST. PAUL (AP)—• A taconite , Pedestrians Th« storms meirat ' snow for were turned back for an unexpect- i.Mothers whisked children from from northwest of; Hawaii to the Portland area were without pow- Claimed for amendment describedY by its chief ed ' overnight .-' stay, : ' in Vancouver their beds; bundled them jii sweat- chilly western Washington where ' ¦' ' . j mainland. er today. ,, .; ;, , part ' ' Thursday night after 20 hours in t ers and took thern out for a two inches was • .expected by this author as a ^major -of. - 'Gov. ¦ ' ' In iCorthern California" .;. and the air and only. 3 hours sleep on j gliriipse of their • ' sovereign.;; Gusts .up to: 70 miles art hour morning. . The .Yakima Valley rain Yand Elmer L^^ndersen's program of , Nevada the warrriing their; flight (o the South Pac i'fic. Covered With lashed the Haiv-aiian . Islands area of . central . V . Washington Rolyaag long-range assurance for the tac- Foul weather forced the royal snow melt produced more waiter i A Vancouver hotel hastily swept Y Thursday closing Honolulu rfar- which received .14 inches of snow than the rivers could carry. ¦' . . ST., PAUL (API . -^ Former, Lt.. onite industry was in the legislat- out a suite that had been used for ; plane to turn back twice on its Fiji ; At Reno , National Guard troops Gov. Karl Rolvaag today won ive hoppe* today. flight to for the start of the royal couple's two-month four of sandbagged the . Truckee; River round one in ' his recount battle Rep Roy E. Dunn of Pelican Burning Debris which runs through the city while with R epublican Gov. Elmer L. An- those, islands, Australia and New ANKARA. . Turkey (AP ) — Two Rapids, chairman of the House Zealand. . gambling cont inped normally . in dersen for the Minnesota governor- Tax Committee, is chief . planes collided over Ankara to- Kennedy xE.njoys ' ; author, VA nearby casinos. Four bridges 'In shipY . - Y with two conservatives and one lib- FDR Jr. to Be spokesman . for • British Over- day and crashed In flames in the . 'An ¦ seas Airways Corp., said the downtown Reno were closed as a audit of the. 'initial recount eral joining as co-sponsors. The ' t eeming , main Y square of; this safety ; measure but city officials filed in Ramsey County District bill was filed in Speaker Lloyd queen and her party would . de- Turkish capital. Police estimated weather ' said they -were , not in immediate Court showed Rolvaag leading. DuxburyX office, awaiting intro- part later today but that 115 persons, most,.of them, on -the ' ¦ flight, further. - Night tin Ttmn ! danger ; of being washed out. The DFL said Rolvaag had 620,510 duction later: in the day. Undersecretary could delay the . ground , were killed. . . Water flowed over a few bridges votes and. . Andersen 6M3.372. By The royal party had been (rav- It appeared to he. the . worst ' By JOSEPH E. MOHBAT the : television watchers and the on the. outskirts / but 1 hey normal- Republican calculation , it was Rol- Rep. Alfred France* Dulutti con- eling for 20 hours; before landing such disaster since Dec 16, 1960. B'nai B'rith: ; ly carri-edy little traffic. vaeig -620,511 and Andersen 620,- servative : Rep. Aubr-ey Dirlam of here Thursday night after a 6.500- when two commercial planes col- WASHINGTON New York City. That ' servative /majority, and Rep. Jack crash killed 134 persons, including tage. D-ancers portrayed it,. Gui- The President . grirsned . -impishly ; The three-judge panel super- WASHINGTON. einR the diners was diverted lo the dazzled by a broad smile, a told. a.news conference today that puted ballots oil which the panel "The idea of a Mconite amend- ' an rleelricnlly-pnwererl folding ment w.-is dispalchcrl to Die scene. bright stage at the other side of squeeze of Ihe hand and a "thank; ' ' groomed for a .Senate nomination ,' door i iscd lo divide the gymnasi- the President s .dec ision was taken of Ihree judges will he asked to ment name from Ihe mayors of from New York in 1004. Radio .Ankara b roadens! appeals a hotel halY you very much;" after Soviet representatives gave rule. ; " 'Dunn ' said. "It 1 j tiiii ;il suburhan Valley View I for donors of blood . Doctors were the Iron Range, ' Then he ran a hand through his Then , his night out at. an end ; notice in New York Thursday that has won widespread support, Newsmen a&ked Pierro Snllngor , school I summoned lo hospitals. recount- long brown hair, look off the red (before midnig ht > , the President : they wanted to call olf further Both. GOP and DFL among people throughout the state White House press sect-clary, if Aul'hni'iii es WFTO invesliqriling ! Ulus Square is the center f super visors believe about 3,o0(t bal- boiilonn iere he had been wearing shrHgged himself into an overcoat , j test-ba n discussions unti l the re- as a InnK-range solution lo some there . was any understanding that Iw .belbei - the boy might have been [ the old city of Ankara . Ulus and accepted the League's DCJVW - stepped into a limousine and went , opening of the ilis armament, con - lots will be presented to the judges of the, most pressing needs of I riding Ihe moving partition nnd means " nation ," A huge , statue of ¦ ¦ ' Roosevelt would move up as sec- cratic Legacy award. home. i ference al Geneva Feb. 12. after the second round of screen- northeast ern Minnesota. retary should Hod ges resign. Snl- ! whether other children had turned Kemal Atalurk— (father nf modern ing is finished. He said, as Ihe televised hour "Two years ago (he governor inger said he knew nf no such the key uscfl |o switch Ihe motor • Turkey, who established Ankara ticked away, that "it is not a bur- and the conservatives, of the House I understanding - ,and Hodges issued | on and off. ; ns the capital—is on one side. den hut a privilege to have the and Senate stood virt ually alone in a statement describing llonsevclt The victim , was David A, Scliroc- Stores , restaurants and other bus- chance In If»«3 t.o make ihis really fitippoil of Ihe amendment . Today as "a dynamic and gifted per- i rler , son of Mr. and Mrs. ICobert iness places o ccupy the other a new world—a new world for us the climate has substanliall y son. " ,1. Schroeder , L'oliunhia Heights . three sides. , and , indeed , for all those, who changed. , Roosevelt was elected In Con- j Dr , Harold (ierrilz , assislnnt Th» city 's two main street* In- look to ns. " "There are legislinlors who to- gress from New York in 11)40 and siiperuilcnilcnl . said the door nor- tersect at the square , Kennedy brough t everyone up day siipporl the am endment who served two terms and purl -ol a mally moved very slpwly and "is ' The MKA flight h.-id original ed short when he interru pted himself would never have e ndoi scd it in , hump 1 supposed to he foolproof. " i in Beirut will) i»ne slop nl Nico- ' third , lie make:- liis in in mid-sentence to announce lo lilfil. This is ilite lo the enlliii.si- Washington , where lie has n for- i Dav id died in Genoml Hospital sia before heading for Ankara. antic support of the people for the eign auto agency, but Hie White nboul two hours after be was j Tho pilot was identified tenta- amendment ." House l isted ' the appoint men t as found hy a . lonelier. A school tively as a Mr. St ill woll. nation- l Dunn said every poll and survey from the state of Ncw York. ' youngster report rd the accident. .ilily unknown. Change in 9th has shown that substantial major- ities in southern Minnesota , as well as northeastern Minnesota , support the amendment . j District Urged "II is a lso convinci ng proof that J the niitPiiclmoiit will Hie ratifie d hy Trapeze Artist Crosses MADISON , Wis. w — The ses- the people in Nnvoinber , HUH , " sion ' s First proposal for reappor- Dunn SII iri, ! tioning Wisconsin ' s congressional districts was introduced in the Strife Assembly Wednesday by WEATHER Berlin Wall on High Wire Norman Anderson , D-Mndison , The hill would put. Republican FEDERAL FORECAST RI' .fll.IN i APi -Sliding along on ii 'liinh iefl n sleel power pylnrt on his legs over flic cable anrl began represent al h'rs Melvin Laird and WINONA AND VICINITY - Ihe .seol of his pants , /in Knst Or- j the (' oiiiii )iinisl side of the Berlin to work a rop-o be had colled Vernon Thomson in the same dis- Mostly cloudy Iniii Rhtt and Satur- i «itll , nnd leaped lo the big porce- around his chesl. ninn trapeze nrlisl fled over Hie lain insulator on the cable. trict by adding l.nird' s homo coun- day with scattered I ight snow ni (' ' scat- bonds of .'DID inimisl bonier "I knew tluil it 1 touche d the He throw tho rope ACI OM tha ty. Vond , to Thomson s 3rd Dis- freezing ilriz/le tonif-ibt mid . cable in an effor t lo lower himself trict , tered llll h I snow or snow Hurri es guards into West Rerlin on a 110- lower and Hie cable al Ibe. same , I would be burned to UM I ICS , " down Into the Western '/.one. Tint District would he Saturday. Wnrinei' ton ight. Low imO-volt power cnhlc. limit A new nth Thursday night. Ills numbed lutiids missed tho Counly WMi, lilgh Siilurday 21-:i0, "I could lienr humming and had he told newsmen created from Waukesha Kroiii liie insulator , Klein cased ru|io mul he pl unged 4(1 feel to nnd M ilwaukee's northern > a nd LOCAL WEATHER a tickling sensation in my seal , " the caiiitl lowpnth in the West , Official observnlioms for Die M said Hoi st Klein , :i(i. himself down onto liie cable iinil wesl ern .suburbs, , in, slid vi) yards on the seal of his only a few feel beyond n clump hours end ing nl 1^ loilii .v: One slip und Klein would have of hushes marking Hie border. The present Dili Oislricl would (1; paitls In another insulat or Hum ho Maximu m, 20; miiiiiiiiuiu, burned to a crisp. , Klein came In Ihree hours Inter be reconstituted ns n ncw llllh tn iioDi) , :!H ; precipltat ion , inch ol jumped In 'i seci iiul lower. stretch north from Trempealeau A pmlessionnl trapeze artist , o tho victor, I AP Photofux) ly; humidity fit) per cen t , On tha tilfjM of Dac. If ho slid another 3D yards. I hen honked rotil o. Industrial Expansion

YV /Y FRIDAY The Daily Record FEBRUARY J , 1 963 At Community Two-Sta te Deaths Wirrana Dea ths Of Federal Progfaitis - NOTICE - Memorial Hospital Goodwin Hanson JohsnnM Hovderi Federal depressed-area develop- Winona Industrial Developmen t 'YLQR; '' - ' Wis. Y peciali ; - Johannes Hovden/64 , West Burns ment plans constitute a growing Association , Swanson said, good Vlsltln). hovr»:¦ ¦ MedlcM and lurgicai YT-A 'S Mtlenli: 3 ta t '¦ »rva .7 to »;3D p.m. :.no Goodwin Hanson 73. died at Valley, died at 5:50 a.m. today at threat to. more prosperous com- Indus! ries can be induced : to lo- - ¦ . 1-30 ¦ ehildrtn under 13i:- . . •' . p-. iT) , -Thursday , at. his -farm home. Community Memorial Hospital. He munitie-i such as VV'inoiiaY Kiwanis cale in such areas by the unbeat- ¦ ' ' :Mit*rrilfy-patients;.' } to J.-30 »nd ? to , Y/OF t:X p.m. (adults only). He was horn in "Jackson 'County had been . ill 'several months. . . Club members were told Thursday able, combination of cheap sites noon at: Hotel- Winona , . and long-term, low-interest loans, March 4 . .1389..- ' . son of Mr. and He was Yiom Feb. S. 189B, : in ' THURSDAY Paul Hanson. He never mar- Norway, son of Peder and Nella David Swansoii . Minneapolis . - . in- all government subsidized . Mrs. ' ' ' " Admits ions ried. He lived On the home farm Halletvedt. lie lived in the area dustrial . development' executive , Public works programs such as MINHES0TA Jan AY BrownY 221 E . Sanborn , here more than 25 years. He- ' was with , Northern -States Power Co;; sewage projects, municipal gas THE CITY OF WNOHA, .- ' ' his entire life He was a member St.. . -. ot the TreinpeaVeau V alley Luth a mechanic al Owl Motor Co. He said crash pvogrums meun nias- and electric utilities also are en- Mrs. Terrance Corcoran , Minne- wan Church. rnai ried Margaret Kinoiyski. He sive government intervention - in lo- couraged for cities of 10,000 and sota City, Miriri.'y , . '' "¦/ '' ¦ ¦include; 'brothers ; was a: World \Var I veteran in Ihe cal affairs. Ten >-ears. from now , under he said. - . Mark A.. Pruka . I 6fi Wail St; Survivors two . ' ¦'¦ . Washiiigtoii , and , Norwegian army. be siiicl . half of all people working . I'rivnie inveslpr-owned utilities - Roman J. VKulas. 376 \V. San- Beiinie; Oiner al ',' 'dopniedt f ields (km ' two sisters,; Dora and Survivors .include his wife. , - 'four in industrial .'dei t have; a chance in these born St.' - " borne, and . crtinient employes. ; ' ' '' Swanson. said- ; . Neenah ,"..at ; home .Tw o brothers brothers ,' . Peeler. Minneapolis , and will be yov. a r.ea-S..- . . Edwin A; Losinski , ,>05 E. 4th . 7 Swanson: singled out Ihe/ K ural and one sister have died ; . Ihree in Soriyay,. and folic.;sisters¦ ¦ THE: IRURAL E lectrifieation Ad- St- in Norway, m . • • Area neve.lopmetU progi am aiid ' . Patrica-yL. McS'ally, Dakota, . Funeral . services will ; lie at 2 accelerated .public woi'ks programs rnihist ration, originally '- set. up to ' p.m, Monday at Trempealeau Val- Funeral arrangements are .being ' electrify farm ai'eas. now has gone Minn . cbn%cleted at Breitlow Finieral as exaniples of; pre.fereniial trea t- Robert L.- yVcsolowskK 36!> \Y.Y3rd ley Lutheran . Churcli , tlie Rev, nieni- »h' en ¦loiv-gniwth; areas at into the industrial -/development ' " Burial Home; Stjfl ' : '. Wilbur. Winkler , officialiiig. the expe' n>.e', of oilier more nour- line , Swanson said. Using funds it Mr*. Arthur Glaser . 756 . '.': E , will be- in the church; cemetery. ishing communities. . : - l)Oii'(iyvs- Irom . (he government at. Frederixoii Funeral Home, is; in 7 . Y 2 percent interest.,' " REA makes Broadway. . WEATHE R ¦ / . Carl 0. Olso n . SU Charles , Minn. charge of arrangements , , Y UNDER THE/Riir^l Area DeveU loans . 'at. ' 4 percent to potential con- Mrs. William' Schroetke, 923 Gil- YEXTENDED FORECAST opnieni ".program , Ihe pepartment sumers of: power on its lines , he ¦¦ Miss Malia C.yNoglev " coordi- induced, '-VV-: ' ON more Ave. - ': - , ' ' M"ii\\K.SOTA'; — '.' 'Temperature 's of Agr.i culture has set up a . explained. An industry to Anthony J. Klines . St. Mary 's .;ALMA./.Wis, Special ' --:- Miss win average near normal. Normal nating ; ,agency as. an- idea group. locale in some rural area , by these 'C. :|oiigi , ' : College. .;: Malia , Xogle . 8ll , ime Alma highs IS. vo 22 ', north ; ii to 27 Swanson said. . .No .lending, powers It EA'Ypractices is ;one that wonT John Mueller Sr:. Winon a Rt. 1. resident , died al Xi a.m. ¦ Iprlay at ai-e included.; he . . said , but Ihe be jia.ving taxes in AViriona, Swan- ¦¦VVahaslia south; A little colder over week- ¦ Blrthf St , Elizabeth 's Hospital . , warming, vaguely generalized objective; , of son observed. ', end some first of week Mr. and Mrs- Franklin Start; Al- Minn; where she, had been a pa- and tiiriiing colder again about solving rural problems is. political- Such .preferential" .treatment dis- t ient for a inontli She had been ' ' Monday, February 4 1963 tura. .Minn , a daughter. 'midweek , Precipitation w-ill aver- ly attractive to-voi ei's. r/ri mi nates against non-depressed f : ¦Mr. and Mrs . Ronald J; Galew- i|l for about one year. age geneiiiliy one-tenth; inch or RAD lias/local acceptance , it op- cities-;anil is generally uneconom- : She was . horn Dec/ 2,. ,1 rf74 '; in erates y.through locnliy Slatted ic Swanson said. It is difficult to Polls are open between the hours of 7 A*M, ski . 725 38th Ave;. Goodview . a ' less melled in occasional periods ,' ¦ ' •' Lucerne - County, , Pa;, l i> . Lorenzo board s and is backed up by the ailaek , hey:continued , but such son . ' ' f- ' of liglilYsnovv . Mry and Mrs ly , Dow :: Non '. and . Aima ' Louise technical assistance of the federal i_>oveniiri ej ital , invasions; must , be . ester Johnson i Piigh 1 . She moved wilh the Y WISCONSIN— -Femperaliu'es will ' and 8 P.M: Hel p the Judges by Winona Rt. 3. a son. . ,\p?le . ' government, ' Swanson said;' Ii -also tit er - wit h unjt .ed! opposition from family to the Town of Naples at average near the normal .highs of : .Mr, and . Mrs. John Luebbe, 970 is to 24 north/and 24 to 3rt soiit h is ..a convenient . aveiuie' :Tor , inter- all concerned . the age ; ot three. Her uiiher be- venticnv iii , local affairs by the gov- . . Swahson- .'conclucjed -.> ' - ., ¦ ¦ 44th Ave., Goodview , a. son: came Buffalo County sheriff and and normal lews of zero to 7 above Discharges tiorth and' 7 to 14 above south. ei-ment , he added.;. "liidustrial expansion programs VOIIM^ iAlitif t hey moved io Alma, lie '.vas slier: About one-third " of all the na/ must be . pushed fast to keep .gov- W: Mrs. Fried a E. Erpfldingy. .118 ran AVaimer toni .ght and . Saturday hut ' y iff for sonie tin- '.Y lle la^ec the ' ' (ion 's counliPs are considered de- er'ninent intervention puty We must V ; IV oth St . Y'Y' VVYv Nogle Hoiel here for many years. turningY:colder. - , tli triiijj Satui'day ' : Mrs. Allan H. Mueller and baby, at the and Sunday.; Warmer about; Tues- pressed . areas.' .. Swanson ,-s.aid . somehow come up with ideas the 7 7;: ";Y ::FIBST Miss- N'o^le worked lintel government can 't ^Y-/ :Y' " Stockton, Minn. : ¦and day oi: "'Wednesday./ Precipitation These are eligible Tor parts of a match. Once we ^ ¦ managed ft for many years. $400 million fund -administered by lose,' we're in trouble; We could ¦ - ;. Mrs: Wayne Slensgard and . baby, .Survivors are : One brol lie"". Wal- will total around one-tenth, of an from ' ¦;. ' ¦• ¦'¦¦ ¦ the Department off Cofrnnerce un- paraphrase '..'/-Winston. . . . Churchill's First .Precinct- —Voters living west of the center linejof Ben Street ' Peterson. Minn. t er.' , :Alma; X * ne sister', M iss Ruby inch water equivalent in occasion- al, der , the Ai-ea R.edev.elbpmen.t Act. famous obserya lion hy /saying that Y Fifth Street to the Mississippi 'River ancl' west: of Cumrnings Street Kathryh I. Kiibe. 677 E. Waba- -Nogle, Alma;, and nieces and freezing drizzle or light . snow to- ¦ / ; sha Sl-Y night and snow or snow flurries •;- .' Despite the best efforts of such never : have so few owed so much nephews. Her parents and four ' ' between BroadAv ayYand Fifth Street; and rwrth of Broadway and Miss Anna L. Brewer, Cochrane, Saturday. Snow again likely about privately-financed groups ;as 'he lo so many. .' . : ' ' ' brother*. Charles. .Sinclair. Ralph Kraemer . Drive to: west limits of the city vote: at '' ¦ 'Wis. V ., ¦# •- and Dow; have . died, y Tuesfffiy'. or Wednesdav .- ¦ ¦ Mrs. Richard R. Freyr Ml E; 'YFuneral" -services ',, will be at 2 OTHER TEMPERATURES ' .- YJEFFERSON.-- S<:H6O'L ; - : Broadway. p.-mY Monday at Stohr funeral By THE ASSOCIATED Firefighters Elect- Emll 0, Matzke , 1009 W Broad- ' ¦ F»RESS X " Secohd ' Precinct—Voters living west of the center line -Of Cummings Chapel.: the Rev. E. F, Antrim , ;- : Ltii , :-Pr. ¦wa 'y.:" ' p ; Hi9h' w. lled Evangelical n i t e d Biethren Albany, .;. "' '¦' Dunlap Ca Officers; Hear Street between Broadway and the south limits of the .city and south , Darnbach and clear -.! ..Y .24-10 ' , . Mrs. John V F. Church , officihtinj:. Burial ywill be Albuquerque, ¦ baby, IS Otis - 'Sf- ' ' ¦¦ cloudy . «? 1)9 Of Broadway and Kraemer Drive, to west city ;lirnits andyWincrest " " .Y . in Ultra Cemotorv •' . :' , "' - ¦ ¦' ¦ ' at Meeting CharlotteA. Fried , Winona State Atlanta rain • .• .-. . 52 41 .il Reports ¦' ' Friends may call at the funeral Bismarck, cloudy ;. ' - . 18 13¦' XX.' X ' x 'Addition vote at College, Y-. - . " ' ¦ , . - .- ¦ home. : -..' •" Senate s LA CRESCENT; Minn. (Special) Boise, cloudy .:,. ..7. 50 ,17 ,59 One of ST. ANNE HOSPICE -- REGREATION ROOM Mrs. Edgar Norman , 623 Harri- , —^Officers were elected and annual : ' ¦ - ' Boston clear Y...:Y. 2fl; 127 , . (Walk Down East Driveway To Rea r Entrance, Park on Broadway) et St. . TWo-State Funerals Chicago, cloudy ., reports heard at a meeting of La Leon \V. Shrake, 648 Terry Lane, Yy. : 16;; 12 yl4 Crescent volunteer fire department ¦ Cleveland, cloudy ' :YY - Iii:. 8 , .-:. Third Precinct— Voters living in that area bounded byY Ben Street and Mrs. ' Donald Valentine, ' Minneso- Alfred B. L«e Speakers Tuesday ..sa t, (he Commodore Club. " - Denver; .cloudy , ,;...; 65 43 ,;, Best South Baker : ta City, . Minn;. PBTERSONY; Donald Loechler was re-elected . .Curnmings . Street oh the west. Harvester Avenue and ; Minn; - — "Funeral Des iMOines. Cloudy ., .14 IaY ... , services' for Alfred B. fire chief. Other officers chosen Street to the Milwaukee Tracks on the east and Sioux Street from f#e will be Detroit , cloudy ...... 17 l'0' .. -Y , president; Monday at 2 p.m. at Grace Luther- were : . Frank Mader V OTHER BIRTHS Fairbanks, snow . . . . 2-4: 11 , 06 Ralph ., Timm , ,vice .president ; the Milwaukee Tracks to Cake -Winona on the east, and the Milwaukee an Chiiveh . Peterson , the Rev. Fori Worth , clear ...7 51 43 . ' : HOUSTON Minri. 'Special )—Mr. .lames Asp officiating; '¦¦'Burial will Norris, Johnson , secrelary, and. .Ar- Tracks on the north, between Sioux and South Baker Streets, and the x .x . Helena , cloudy- ...... 20 11 , 10 thur O it lens, treasurer. .':',' . - and Y^lrs. Gary D. GIso-n Y Kerkho- be in West . G race Cemetery. ; Honolulu , cloudy '" . , vote at ; ¦'¦ • . .: 77 70 .23 Loechler appointed Ha rold Y City Limits on: the south Y yen, MinhY . at Benson 'Hospital Friends may. call Sunday even- Kansas/City, , cloudy .34 ' 25 .; there;Monday-,;:a son. Sirs, Olson ' ' - Vetsch and Mylo Shepardson as- THEyWEST END FIRE ( STATION (West Brpadv/ay) . ing from 7-toy 9" -at the . 'Jensen I^os Angeles, rain .... 57 .56- .48 is the ' former Rosaan Skifton , runeral Home. sistant chiefs and Leonard Palu- Rushford, and Memphis, clear :..... 40 33 ¦. ' Precinct—Voters living in the area bounded by the Milwaukee daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Monday at the church from 1 p.m. " ¦ bick't. captain. . , : Fourth Miami , clear ; . ::.,....; .78 .;84 " -, . Following reading of the treas-- south, the Mississi ppi River on the : north , Harvester ¦/; S kif ton Y Houston. , , until time of services. Nlilwaukee , cloudy ,. 11 10 ,08 ' ' Tracks On the Mr. and Mrs: Kenneth Loken , '.."¦• ' • ' ' -' ¦:- " ' ' ¦ ' XX -. -X '. - ¦ (ireYs report , members .- .voted:, -to . AIpls.. St. Paul; "cloudy Iii 11. . ' ' - .' ; :' Avenue and South Baker Street on the west and Sioux Street ori the Houston , at Caledonia Communi- . pay the village council $2,000 as its New Orleans, cloudy - .; 67 ; tt» . share of"the new fire truck recent- Y east vote at; : ; ty- Hospital , a daughter Monday .. New York, cloudy '. -: ...."- . SO 19 (Spe- ly purchased. Cooperation of mem- (Athletic Park) SPRING GROVE, Minn. ' Omaha , snow .,...,, M 16 T July pic- THE WEST END RECREATIONAL CENTER cial v—Mr, arid Mrs. Paul woman s Death ' ¦ ' bers in staging the 4th of . Tewes, PhiladelphiaY cloudy :¦. .17 13 . nic: and firemen's ball made this Caledonia , at Spring Grove hos- Phoenix, clear ...... Y 77 51 . possible. , pital a daughter Jan. 22. Portland , Me,, clear . 2.5Y 5 • ' .. -. The .fire chief' s, report showed 23 ¦; - r " : -ARCADIA , Wis.. (Special)-At Ruled Suicide Portland, Ore., rain . S-4 30 .S9 fire runs in 1962 and total property ;Y V ":y;; ' '/; : SEC0N ' : 7 'StY .Joseph's .! 'Hospital:- Mr. and MfNNESCrrA CITY,x Minn.-Tlie St . Louis, cloudy .. -.: 21 18 .. loss, $1,875, He. said this, small fig- Mrs; Donald , Bauteh, Indepenti- death of a 40-year-oid housewife Salt Lake City, cloudy S3 52 . ure indicated La .Crescent is be- in the area bounded by Sioiix Street on th*s fence, Saturday, a son-/' at l :45 ; a.m. ; today at Communi- San Francisco , rain .: M 50 . HO coming more fire safety minded. First Precinct-—Voters living Mr. and Mrs. Aurelius Pehler, ty Memorial Hospital, Winon a , Seattle, cloudy ...... 34 33 .77 Loechler said a letter has been vrestYHarriet Street on the east, Sanborn Street on the south aird the Arcadia , Sunday, a son. lias been ' . ruled suicidt by poison Washington , cloudy . 33 23 .. sent to the fire underwriters invit- Mississippi River on the ijorth vote at ; Mr. -and . Airs, Stanley Gloddw- by Winona County Coroner Dr.VR. (T—Trace ing thern to re-rate the village and ski. Fountain City, Monday, a B, THE MADISON SCHOOL (Wabasha St. Entrance) ¦ Tweedy. V S«n, Robisrt Dunlap rural areas in June. He said resi- daughter: '-: She was Mrs. Terrance Corco- -benefit from this inspec- ¦ ¦ dents will the Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nelson , ran, who was admitted to the hos- Municipal Court . ' ¦.Following is; another - ir: a - .. tion—the last one was in October Second Precinct—Voters living in the area bounded by Sioux Street on ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ' " ' ' Blair, Monday, a son. 7 pital Thursday ; series 6 1 -Minnesota Legisla-. 3959. ¦ . . " . . ; ' - ' north and the ' ' ' ' : , . westYHarriet Street on the east/ Sanborn Street on the KELLOGG , Minn, fSpeeiaP - The. former Grace Patzner , she . WINONA. ,. ' tit'e prof' iles.); ¦¦; The chief complimented the vil- City Limits on the southy vote at : Mr. and Mrs .'. Lynn iv erson at St. was born at Ray. R. Fislier, 857 "W. lage. Council on its far-sightedness Fountain City. Wis., Howard (Sanborn Entrance) Elizabeth's Hospital, Wabasha, , a Jtily 11. 1922, daughter of Mr. and Sf , plea d ed not guilty to a charge By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in adding new equipment to the THE MADISON SCHOOL St. son Friday. Mrs. Carl Patzner. She lived at of speeding. He was arrested by Sen. Robert Dunlap, 47-year-old department. Third Precinct—Voters living between the center of Harriet Street and the HARMONY , Minnv'Special) - St." Charles for two years before Ihe Highway Patrol on Highway Plainview attorney, is one of the Donations of $25 from Karl Bu- At Harmony Community Hospital: moving here 12 yearj,_ago. She 61 at 6:15 p.m. Jan. IA f or re- Minnesota Senate's most .effective row and $10 from Jlrs. Dan Ham- center of Washington Street vote at Y and Mrs. portedly driving 65 m.p.h. ' ' Mr. Richard Kenyon , a served witli the Navy waves in in a 53- speakers- Y . miel " were added to the fire de- THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING son . Sunday. ;¦ ' ;. . zone. Judge S D. ,1. Bruski set part ment fund. ., 1943. Was a nurses aid at Winona • He is at his . best explaining and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brunsvolc , General Hospital nnd '.Vas a the trial for Feb. 20 and set bail During the social hour Joe Mi- living between the center of Washington Street at $25. Fisher defending the decisions of the Sen- films of stockcar Fourth Precinct—Voters a daughter Tuesday. . member ol St. Paul' s Catholic posted the bail. ate Finance 'Subcommittee on Ed- chel showed Harold F. Heaser , 1670 Kraem- ¦ races and Arhie Berg of the 4th of and the center of Main Street vote at TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Church; She was married to Ter- ucation , ' . .which he heads , and in rance Corcoran June 28, 1947. er Dr., pleaded not guilty to a July picnic and 1062 Apple Festi- THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM James Semling, Fou ntain City, . clarifying the intricacies of a Survivors include her. husband; charge of following too closely val parade. Lunch and refresh- Wis,, ' .4. ' . v. Y ' school aid formu la worker! by Ihe ' 'The one son , Michael , at home;.; her causing an accfflent. He was ar- ments were.served. fire chief rested after an Senate Education Committee un- Crosse [ire parents, Rolllngstone; three broth- accident at West der his chairmanship. and captain of the La Broadway .and Ewing St reet at department were guests. » THIRD WARD GROUND HOG DAY ers , Carl Jr., and Donald', Kolliii R- Sen. Dunlap headed interim com- LEWISTON , Minn. (Special* - stone, and Frnter (Leo) 7:40 a.m. Thursday. Trial was set Corbin , for Feb mittee's on higher education in "Eat Ground Hog on Ground Hog Huntington, hid ., and se ven sis- . 19 and bail set at $10. First Precinct—Voters living between the center of Main Street and the He posted the ball . 1957 and tnii!) and lias been chair- Two Cases Heard Day" is the motto of the men of ters . Mrs. Oaslmir (Dorothy) Neu- man of the Senat e ' Education Com- center of Walnut Street vote at St. Paul' Forfeits: s United Churcli of Christ , man , Fountain City; Mrs . Stanley mittee since Itl'iS) . In Arcadia Court who will serve their annual Ground (Sally i Thomas L. Johnson , IS, Houston THE COMMUNITY ROOM, CITY HALL Glixlowski and Mrs . Emil Rt. 2, $5 Hog day supper Saturday begin- (Josephine> Minn., on a chai se of He believe* establishing a pat- ARCADIA , Wis. iSpeciaO ~ In flrulkowski , Dodge , parking in front of Second Precinct—Voters living between the center of Walnut Street and ning at 4:.1o; Men will prepare and Wis, ; a fire hydrant;. tern for the development of jnihlic municipal court helore Ernest T, Mrs. Herald 'Mary' Corcor- He wns arrested by police nt King serve Ihe meal. Il is, open to the an , higher education in Mimics*>|;i is Heck .Monday: the center of Kansas Street vote at Hok/ih; Sister Carl (Hita ) , Sis- and Johnson streets at 1:20 p.m. public. Tickets are $1.50 for adtills ters of St. Francis , St . Anne Hos- one of .the most ui'se.nt problems Dominic Skonieczny. 42 . Inde- THE CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL and 30 cents for children under Wednesday. facing Ihis legislature. failing pice, Winona; Miss Patricia Patz- Urban F. Albrecht , pendente, pleack'd guilty to | 12. - 401 Libert y control on living between the center of Kansas Street aiTd' the ner , Ilnene-sier , and Miss. Phyllis SI., $10 on a charge of failure to We should either work , toward lo have his car under Third Precinct—Voters Arcadia, fie paid a POLIO CLIN IC Patzner , Winona . stop for a traffi c signal . He was estribl islihienr of a system of Ihe si reels of center of Laird Street vote at LAKE CITY , Funeral. services will bo Monday junior I'lilleRes to li.nndle I lie press- $10 fine plus costs. He was arrest- Minn. (Speciah- •)() arrested by police al 4th nnd Main ST. MARTIN'S LUTHERAN SCHOOL The public has been ur ged to par- at «:. a.m. at Watkowski Funer- street s al 1.10 a.m. Wednesday. Ing population of underpracJunles ed liy Chief of Police Edward ticipate in the last In a series of al Home and at 9:.1l> at St. Paul's or build and strongthen our sys- Kniser Jan. I . - Fourth Precinct—Voters living between the center of Laird Street and the oral Sabin Polio vaccin e clinics to Catholic Church , ihr Hcv. (Jeoi Re tem of slate colleges , if that seems James P. Rnutch , 22 , -120 E. Riv- IMPOUNDED DOGS be held from ,>o p.m. today at Moiwl ry officiating. Burial will be to he the desire of the Senate, " er St ., Arcadia , pleaded guilty lo center of Hamilton Street vot e at he says. |o Jefferson School. Type III vaccine, In St. Patrick' s Cemetery, Ridge- No , 1546— Male, while , no 11 failing lo yield right of way a 502 EAST BROADWAY (William's Upholstery Shop) will be administered fur 23 cents. way;- cense, Dunlap was elected lo the Sen- vehicle on Arcadia streets and ' second day. Lake City doctors will lie In charge. Friends may rail .nt the funeral Avallablt (or good ht>m«»: ale in l !C>n follouiiiR the death of paid a $3 fine plus costs, He was Assisted by. nurses nnrl members home alter 2 p.m. Sunday. The Male, black , white and brown Sen. James Car Icy of Plain view . arrested Jan. 20 hy George of the hospital auxiliary. Rosary will be recited at fl:,10 n.in, part hound. He headed the committee on labor Frisch , city policeman. FOURTH WARD before being named tn the chair- ¦ manship of tho couimitiee on edu- SCOUTERS MEETING First Precinct—Voters living between the center of Hamilton St reet and cation. HARMONY , Minn. (Special) - the center of Zumbro Street vote at Unit re-registration , charter re- Hii other committer assign- view procedures and (raining will ST. STANISLAUS SCHOOL BASEMENT ments this session include civil ad- he discussed al the Roy Scout ministration, judiciary , nlrrtiniis, Root River District commission- Second Precinct—Voters living between the center oi Zumbro Street and agriculture, finance , highways and ers' slaff meeting at 7 p.m. Wed- the center of Mankato Avenue vote at rules. nesday at Harmony fire hall. Dis- He Is one. of . I he Senate 's most WASHINGTON-K05CIUSK0 SCHOOL trict Commissioner Albert Nelson Door) enthusiastic Rollers , bus t\ line , timed all neighborhood commis- i (Use Centar deep voice and a well dove loped sioners to attend. sense nf 11111111)1' . Third Precinct—Voters living between the center of Mankato Avenue to Dunlap pr net Iced law In St. Paul the eastern boundary line of the city north of the center of East for a short liin*1 liefnre sliiiting Sanborn Street vote at Army service in 1012 , establishing ) GUS ^h I his practice In Plainview after the g WASHINOTON-KOSCIUSKO SCHOOL war. lie resigned as M'nhflslm (Use Northeast Door) Counly attorney to become a enn- dulaie for male .senator. Fourth Precinct—Voters living between the center of Mankato Avenue south of the center of East Sanborn Street to the eastern boundary PTA STYLE REVIEW of the city , and including Sugar Loaf and Glen View addition , vote at (•I.M.F.SVIU.K, Wis. 1 Spec ini 1— A slyle review will be Ihe feature WASHINGTON-KOSCIUSKO SCHOOL nttnii 'tioti fur (lie d'ale-Kltt -irk / How about coming lo buy a / (Use Southeast Door) > lli ll h School PTA, Wome n of 1 pnlr of shoes from me? Our f French Crerk will he the models. I low overhead and tninll op- I The nieeiiii K will be held in Ha|e- F.tlrlck High School gyuuiasiuin l ernling conts let us sell Rood / 'i'ue.sdfl.v nl ll p.ni . I iliocs tor less money. I've 1 WEATHER FORECAST . , . Snow flurries middle Atlantic coast slnlrii , west Gulf roast ¦ / been here since 1027 .. . you t will spread tonight from the northern Plat onus and southern Plains. II will be Renernlly wann- 11 you need two egg whiles fur • tilxiiild kuow nie, 1 Mirougli the northern I'luins nnd firc.il Lakes to er from (lie Rockies lo the Atlantic! , *~xi:ep| for a reci pe and Imve two eg^s yelks lell over , you c;in use lite yolks the Atlantic coast uKh hr-;i\y Mis in Ihe PLnitis, ciilde i readings in New LIIR J IUKI and tlie middle ) plus a tuhlespmin of waler in a )BUS the Shoe Man llain nnd ilri/zle mil (all on Ihe I' aniic cnnst , Atlantic coast, i ,\p Map) .. rhotolnx drop cookie recipe that cull-i (or J1U E, Jrd Phon* 45M I the Flockles , central Plateaus and pm is of the a whole cjffi, IW SCRAMBLED HISTORY- ¦ ¦ So What's New? i _ .— i— No Sloshing Wifhout em Blood Quota ty.ditor-K Note: This is the- ent on Wales Patent Arctic Gait- lanuary Gfie of CoWesf jirn t of a series of brief his- ers— known as galoshes to latter- : ' torical essays prepar ed by day Winpnans. 'this newspaper' s historical VVaies helped finance his experi- ¦ Topped on . editor¦ , issued fro m lim e to ments from a slush fund raised by ¦¦' time -when ' , he has nothing frost-bitten pioneer Winonans - -who.' better to do. Each essay ciytf- disliked ha\ ing Iheir toes turn:blue ¦ ¦ Mortfhs m ' -' '.ta 'iri s' o -kernei'. ot truth tchich: when the mercury cringed below "X ' Fourth Day irtiiy : he . f.puntt - after diligent zero,[Whichwas mostY'of the year. 'Good riddance," may ade- rived at by taking the difference ; chance of a killing frost until search, [ mitontr alternating N^ cws of[ the-patent ' was flashed ' : ¦' " ¦ ¦;, ¦¦' quately: express the feelings of between the mean temperature for i .Apri|--30, .- • The i'our-day t otal of donations layers of falrleral'Mti d balder- to NVinona by pony express riders , " ' ¦ . most' - -Wiriorians ." about January tbe day and . 65 and are used by ! It is expected to be a little to Die lied Cross bloodmobile dashXj : who arrived - (he[Y following y ' ' ' : . here weather. heating engineers and others to warmer tonight with a: low of 12- reached H-tR pints Thursday at Lu- July. The news was timely; how- .: Saturday of 24-30. '- ' B And they have good reason to measure amount of heat needed lo j 20 and al high cas Lodge, exceeding the five-. y HAROLD KNOLL ever, because it was still snow*. , : ' : for Sunday is for ¦ ; feel that way for a compilation bring a building up- to a comfort- The outlook day minimum goal of . 625. Daily News Staff Writer ing Vv ' below normal with - . . -v:- - of; the records shows that the able temperature. Y | temperatures The . bloodmobile ended its .five- Winonan 's will lay down their (jailers, or .galoshes are niudi in .' January had three ' days when | little or no precipitation likely/ first month of .-3963 was one of the day: visi t lo the county this after: snow shovels Saturday to [ observe evidence oil AVinona streets thesa ' '•' '• dropped below day forecast sounded coldest in the Winon a record the temperature . . | The: five IKXIII ... , The '--; final tally ' Will : be re- the lordh anniversary of.. art event days. Many Winonans , so "attired/'' " ¦:". temperatures books.. —20, eleven below —lo and . 17; a little better with ji nriiMl . in the Sunday News: :One that provided pedestrian emancipa: like to engage in the city 's favor- Wednesday av- The month, which saw tempera- below zero. : . \ Saturday through liiintli;ed (13 pints were , donated tion in subzero climates like Win- ite outdoor sport — sliding on ice. ' ' gave the eraging near normal with day- ' ' ¦¦ ' ' ' tures range from a high of 45.on The Y -. . weatherman 'liiiirsday. .. 'niere' .-wei'e 22 rejects. ' ona ' f; . - - . . Thai gave rise t .o the expression Jan. 8 to a low of —31 on Janl 36, groundhog little chance of seeing time highs of 22 to 27 above said ,On - " ;(' ; . I'i'rsiiiis 'ly lidse donations reach- Feb. 2, 18M , T. \Vales , (hat many. Winonans are on tho , his shadow Saturday with a pre- nighttime lows of zero to 7 aboA'e.- . ' ¦¦•' had a mean temperature of 12.68 ed a minimum of One gallon Tlnirs- Dorchesier . Mass , ' received-' a pat- skids : ' . '. ' years. diction of mostly cloudy weather It Will ;¦ be a little colder over one of the lowest in rnany dit v fol|ow . (. spelling, by - Bed Cross i ; The; records you'd tonight and Saturday with scatter- the weekend, some warming . at . show that ' ' have to. go: back to 1957 -for a ed light snow or freezing drizzle the first of next week and again , 'OM Ey GALLON -^-. . M r s. Joseph .1: ' colder about midweek. Precipita- Masyga , ' . Willi a rii A . - , Ferguson , Scouts Collect lower mean, .10.4. Other lows in ithat jS^ . hewYone) : tonight and ' j. the: past 30. years include 7„fJ in scattered lilMYjsnow or snow; flur- tion is expected to average, ; gen- Kciia elh . :Nyslroi .ii , yThonla.s Kngr ' ¦¦"¦ lerlli ,'Ktigone l-'rahk; Richard. Barn- Car Plunges 1929, 7.& in 1930. and 9.6: in 1936. ries Saturday. • * r~ eralljv-10 of an inch pr less ia Paper Saturday occasional light snow. lioll/y. (Jeraid K: Siephen , Gerald 'liie Winona Boy Scout paper THE NORMAL MEAN ior the THE OLD BELIEF goes that if .loliiison . Howard F. . Heiip, Bay ¦ month is 17,3 degrees. The 10 the groundhog sees his shadow he THE HIGHWAY department* of Scliu in ;i ch er, Stephen.' J '. '¦ M ich al ow- drive will be held-Saturday ¦ ' " inches of dry snow which fell dur- hurries back into his nest and Minnesota and Wisconsin report- ski, - . Gordon \\' .. Ness; . Emer.it O. .starting at. t' p.m. . Tin s is a Over Bank; : ' ing the month measured out to six weeks more of winter results. ed roads slippery from the newly- T'hui-npsGii ,-y.SVrs.. - llari'y - .' Patrick , city-wide drive with the . -pro? YvV CAVITY-CURBING CAMPAIGN ; -. ' . Miss Mary. Werner , Hii!) ' only ;50 of an inch of water, un- If , however, he does not see; his fallen snow and urged drivers to Mark F7.Cysewski; Mi-.s. Gene.Ahk- ceeds donated to a charitable shows an enlarged copy of minialiife organization. usually - light. Normal precipita- shadow . he stays out and pleasant exercise extreme caution. . Y Main St: , ;a dental assistant, nini , i\irs;. . Francis Whalen . Mrs, . .. . ' r 7 Winonans ¦ tion for the month Is 1.08. - weather follows. . The northern third of the two posters heing mailed in connection with National Children s De-n- Waller .laiiikowski . Mrs, . .Herbert are asked to tie or 2 Uninjured states were generally dry. ' ' ' ' . " ; j. box their paper and place it The degree-day count for Janu- in either case, the weatherman ,tal . Health Week , Feb. 3-10: Local business , firms are. -sending - . . A. -Veadke. Raymond M. Cj erl and Mr. , - ' .- The Winona temperature rose j in .'..front of .ttiefr homes foiv and ' Mrs:. Rudolf ..AV. Koeg- . ary was 1,622. far above the 3,562 expects freezing temperatures well Y.- , '''. 14 ,000 miniature posters to their customers in this, area as. enve- ., ¦ Merl e W.YNeilzke. ' to 18 Thursday afternoon , drop- ' .!- . pickup. Dr. Oran Featherstone ler. 1201 Glen Echo Rd., escap- of last year. ; Degree days are ar- into March and there s a 50-50 sponsored here by the Winona . WO GALLONS . - Charles .Wib ' p'ed to 6 above during the snow lope enclosures. The observance is ' is coordinator. ed injury this morning when their . liiims , Miss . ' Margaret Weimer , " , and rose again to 17 this morning. County liental Soci ety. (Daily l^lews photo) ' ear. - went;.out of control , hit ; a ' Mrs: ;B. H. Wancrsnider, William ' About an inch of snow fell. The guard railpost and down a - .-3R-.Y - -. -'. A; Silsbee: Kenneth R. Sp ittler , ' ¦ ' JANUAMXACold One noon temperature today was 20. lo-tD-i oot .embankment, at Highway "- - . (ilea R; Wahl , James B. Whortdn V —Temperature— Precipitation : This contrasts with a high of ' t3 and Kast: Burns Valley Road. ' Alumni Meet a'iid George E. Boiler. Goodview xX '- Degr««- .: ' Inches : 12 on this day last year and a low Screens The accident occurred at about .;tH;R E.E GALLONS - .DrY Judd Max. Min. . Mean Normal Day» Total Normal of• ' ' "!. ' The alltime high for Feb. 7 a.m- while Mrs .: Koegler was '" ¦ '¦ ' ¦¦' ' ¦ - L; Frederiksen and Richard Lauf- ' : iw3 - . . - - . 1 was 48 in 1.931 and; the low —28 driving east . . mi Highway 43. She enbergcr. . ¦ ' January ...V 45V—31 12.68 17;3 1,622 .50 1.08 inv i918. The. mean for the past 24 _ • tol d police that she felt something - . . . . Candidates for ' , •'• ' . - • 1962 hours was 12, with the normal for wrdriR with - the' rear end. -of : tho . v_is " U' car , (hen (ha December ...: 61 2C00 V si.5 1,364 .36 ill the day 17. YV - : in and lost control of . 7 fa . ctor* ¦¦ 'Y 55 22 36.78 35.1 846 .11 1.61 car;/ ., ," , - xxy.' ' - . November .. ¦ . . Snow was general over Minne- . 52,48 ¦ ".- 29v..2.49 V Village Clerk 1'he cat- went off ihe right Shoul- October :. . .., 85- 18 ¦ 46:8 :3158 2 . sota last night and today but ' " ¦- ' ' 5'i- '•" - " ' : v ' Nelson Farm The Goodview Village der just east of East Burns Valley . September .:.,;.85: 36 - - 58, • - 62.5 195 : 2.73 ; 3.T6 temperat'ures were much above Council ' : : ¦ ¦ . August ;.Y..;:90 '- . .' .' 47- : 72.01 , 70.4 . ';." 7 8:74 3.62 the level of the past week.YEyen picked four candidates from ' -is Road, hit (he guard " rail post and ¦' ' July ' .. : .X ...x... 91 . AS/ 68,737 ¦ . 73.04 .; .. 3.88 3.70 International Falls, usually a cold applicants for the job of full-time went, down the- embankment. Po- :-; June Y;..Y...S1 «;; 64.75 68.8 :• ¦' 3.09 4.70 spot, had a low; of 5 above. It vas .- .Persons who express alarm ov.er origin over- which neit her. the nni; clerk at a [special meeting Thurs- lice found that;the . front right tira •'•: ' ' 57 3.5R 4.06 9 above at Rochester and, 15 at the expanding enrollment at the versity administration nor the pub- Family Flees day night at Village Hall. of tlie car had a slow leak and May ...... ,Y. 90 40 63.15 : 56.6 . : ' lic has any control today. [The four, all men , will be;inter: ' " April .YY.Y: 86. : 7-14 . 43.17 . -47:7 Y 654 V 2-53 . . -2 ,31 ' La Crosse this morning. University of Minnesota frequent- . thai itY was only, half-inflated at : . " Y-March- ' ¦'...'- .;;.- . ' 64 ^ —28 26;67 ¦ ¦¦ 32.33 . 1,168 V 1:51 1.62 Old Town.' Maine, was the na- ly are! unaware of the factors re-; viewed -a( a special meeting at the: time. -.;; ; : THE OTHER TWO/ oyer which ' February Y:;.. :47 —13 14.44 : ' . 18.9Y .1,41S ; .1.72 1:01 tion 's coldest community early to- sponsible for this burgeoning stu- 7:30 p.m. Tuesday when a final Damage to the . 'car Vivas, niore \ ' controls ihay be exercised, are the : January .::; : ,,. 46 —18 ; 14.59 17. 3 ¦ 1,562"- - .. 7.05 1.08 day with a low of 27 below zero dent load , Stanley J. Wenberg, uni- " Burning selection may be made,. Nine men Ihan $100. No citations , were is- Y . . 7 . comprehensive character of the in- House . vice presiden t for: educa- and six women applied for the - ' and McAllen and Jnnction, Texy versity stitution and Inequality of instruc- NELSON sued . . The Yguard rail post was .; , ¦X:X . . Wis. (Special!—Wind ; post which is now ' part-time. Total* for all of 1962 V XX. -.. :7>6t9 30.59 Y 31.07 set the high of 87 Thursday, tional rel atidnships and develop- tion ' offered Y broken off. ; : faimed -flames destroyed the farm The present, elective clerk. Dr. " ment , tol d members of the re- Wenberg was the principal speak- : ; Police also reported two .a .cci- • ¦hoiii* of the Martin Quarberg< fttrn- E; G- Callahan , will serve until ' ¦' activated Winona chapter of the of (lie re- , deiiLs. which .(iceiirred . - about, six Y er at the . first meeting ily . fives miles . southeast of here a full-time clerk has been appoint- Minnesota Alumni .Association here chapter ' minutes apart Thursday alternoori. ' cently reorganized . Chap- early this morning. 7 ed. - A salary has not yet been set First Case Here Thursday night. ter President -William F- . .White; Nelson firemen answered : ¦ " the for : the full-time .post/ The . .-' ' tew ;• 'THE - FIRST' . OF the tw6 wa* The public:--off en "gets mesmer- W, who ' presided; at ' 275 Broadway.- alarm at m idni ght but wer e im- clerk's office will be in the water- al 4:54 p.m. ¦ on : . West'' ' ''Wabasha' ' - ized by that figure of 32 ,000" when ' ' . Thursday s , meet ing: heads a slate ahle to save the two-story farm works pumphouse: Presiding was Street about 100 , feet east of Olm- enrollment figures are reported, of directors re elected officers and home. Neither the Quarberg's nor Mayor Rex A. Johnson; Clerk.-can- stead street. The drivers were Wenberg commented in his discus- to new one:year terms by theinem- their four , children w ere injured sion with 40 chapter members and didiates did not attend. Daniel S: Sadowski, 17 ,- , 571 E. bersiiip...... but they were able to save only a The Stale Health Department . BoaM guests : at a; dinner meeting . at • ' Broadway, and .Leq .'fcY Olsen , 259 • is " snugging up lew . personal possessions : and ¦ ¦ . •The university . made a final test of the village's Sioux-si •.' "- •. ' . .. ' ,;' "¦ S^ Hotel Winona. " in ail effort lo keep household articles. .:.. . ;, ¦ ¦ where it can | ' Of five major factors ¦¦wh i ch have ' water Thursday; and is expected . Sadowski .; was driving a panel ;: physical expansion within the lim- Y- Fi rerneh said tbe-blaze -star ted in toYmake "a- report to the council influenced . 'the. , growth of the uni- ' truck owned by Goltz; Pharmacy, its, dictated by the range of educa- ;a . i:ecentTy-bui|t. garage which is by. Tuesday. Although the new ' ' versity to one of the largest edu- . '274; V.. ird St., Ix.hind.Olson's car.. . . .- . tional- opportunities and .quality of I connected .to . the .7 house . by a Waterworks was ; completed some cational institutions 'in the -.United , Bolh we're-. , driving West on . Wa- Em instruction expected of the univer- | l)iee--/eway.. Housed in:, the: garage months ago,, only limited service ¦ basha Street . Olson slopiicrl and States, . Wenberg - asserted, three sity. ' Y Y'YY V y ' ' ' ' ¦:' " ' ¦ ! were .iwo .'tractorsY/andY'a car ,, all A special , board upheld by a 2-1 As the hearing got under way, tioned Meiers ability to operate " . - 7 v . has been provided pending appro- Sadowski Was unable, to stop, hit- are of historical or geographical " Standards for enrollment ' eligibi- j -bf which were destroyed. Smoke vote Thursday afternoon the -dis- Maliszewski said to Darby: a motor vehicle safely at 73. val from the state. tinR the rear of his car. lity in the College of Science, Lit- rand flames, which awoke the fam- missal -of Ben J. Meier, 73,; county ' , ¦ Carriage was about $5 to the pan-7 YTou're putting us (the board) . Meier interrupted Fay s testi- and the Arts — tlie . lar- ily- swept - quickly : 'through the highway department mechanic arid erature . el truck and more than $100 lb . 01- at a;.disadvantage. You 're an at-: mony . to assert that the long dis- gest of the university's upwards' -of ! hrcezway and enveloped the. house. World War I: veteran. Y ' " ' "¦ '¦ Expect Mankato se-iTs car..: Neither- , driver was in- torney, . we re not. '- tance call came .from Iowa, : not 30 schools and. colleges — have I Sometimes known as the former ' " ¦ ji i red " and police did not issue any :. County Engineer Gordon M. Fay - Darby said the hearing would be, New - . '"York.. - been advanced. Wenberg noted , j . Thomas Ottespn farm. the place Durand to Have and maintenance superintendent Avenue Lights has been occupied by the; Qiiar- citations: informal and was not a court ses-[ Kaezorowski asked Fay if Meier to . the point'where, "the arts col- . Frank Rost said/ at the IVi-hour ' ' ¦ ' bergs since the'' mid-1940's'. ' The- second occurred /about six . sion/-. - ' - '' ¦ ' ' ¦ had had a traffic accident. lege is now the th jrd most -selec- | ' ¦ . . . • I : . ¦ ¦- - ' ¦ - ¦ ' hearing: in the commissioners' " April 1 ' ' ' . minutes later at . ii . p.m. on East - . . There was: some doubt about "I don't know of any , Fay said. Ready ' b\ ' tive in ' the- state." Council Contest courthouse Bi'i>adwa ;V, ahotil . .TO feet .west of room at the that Meier ' age, 4 'Do you consider him incompe- '.' Meier s \ for new lighting on HE SAID THAT most freshmen DURAND, -VVis.^-A contest [for Buchanan St reet; :Y was incompetent; because of' age, tent. ?". "Maliszewski asked Fay ' of Plans; ' ¦' Da rby quoted county records as admitted have ranked in the u pper alderman-supervisor developed in Schuster, ]9; Dodgs : Meier denied they assertion . and Meier.; y Mankaho Avenue from Mark . Darrell: S.^ giving Meier's date bf birth as Oct. third of their high school graduat- Whitehall Board (lie 2hd \Vard here Tuesday, the Center. :Minn., driving, a car-. own- said het performed his duties well. 7 "Tie 's not 'as good as when he street to Highway 61 rnfived He had> been with the department 24 , 1889 , which would make Meier Into;the action stage this; week. ing classes, answerin« what- he de- deadline for; filing nomination pa- er! by; Henry . .Sandsncss, 470 WV . ' ' ¦ ' ¦ was younger," Fay - said. ' ¦¦' ' 73: .¦:¦ ' „ ¦:¦. ' : X' X- . X- scribed^ as " : election April 2. 4( ii St and Albert '' ¦Cii ' more tlan 50 years; ufiiilVhawas As for Meier's alleged incompe- Northern States Power Co. a •frequentiy-lieard . cri- pers [for the city .. .YUeBeau. . "I thought it was 1890," Meier licism , : "We ' ' Glen Bignell owner of Farmers 20, 228Yj Winona St., driving a car ' ¦ released last Dec. 31. tence. Fay. said : crew s will install 31 new mer- don t have to educate Increases Size . said. everybody." Machine Co , opposes Ralph D. owned by Mrs. Miirtlia 'LeBcau," Y- ' - Meier asked for" the hearing tin- don 't consider him complete- cury vapor street lights along Y>"fflTEl .IALLY.;Wis. (Special - : (This morning Kaezorowski said "I Programs of ' jhtcHnstilutinna l co- ' Blair , long-time representative on same ' address. 'wore involved; ' der the state veteran's preference ly so." this segment, spaced at 119- Al , a special meeting of Whitehall ' a baptismal record confirmed; the operation . - , cited "by .Wenberg: as the council and Pepin County Both cars were, going east on ; law. Here s what one part of the : Several times during the hear- foot itrtervals. Six old styl« !- jScliool District . Wednesday, night , 1889 birth date, making.Meier 73.) measures undertaken' for most Board. It. is the first lime Big- Bro-adway and I.eBeau was ' , . un-:. law says; ing Kaezorowski asked whether lamps will be removed. [. '. voters ' , decided , to ', increase the "I. think , we can just agree for economical use of facilities ¦ include nell has [entered , politics. able to stop lichind . Scliusler; who Darby 's questioning of witnesses W. W. Tol les on/ NSP i'borird. toYso.vcn al the annual meet- "NO PERSON holding a position the purposes of the hearing that the association of' 'Minnesota '' , with 'Two-..other aldermen-supervisors was slowing cinwn to slop, said was- actually designed to prove sales department representa- ] ing in J lily. by appointment or employment in Mr. Meier is over 65," Kaezorow- 22; other institutions in a library Co- declined further servicer' Robert police. Meier' s alleged incompetence. tive, showed detailed plans to I By a . " gentleman ' s agree ment.' ' the state of Minnesota or in the ski. said. rporation to provide , a ' ' central 'de- . Schlos.ser: owner of Schlosser Mo- l>aniag.e: .was more : than WO to. "Did you ever need outside help the City Council lighting '.com- : ¦¦ ¦ j llie district, will probably elect " several counties, cities, towns, vil- Darby and Kaezorowski then dis- pository for mutual use. , nf ' '( he tor Co ,, 1st Ward , and Joseph LeBeau's car. . No damage was to do your job?" Kaezorowski ask- mittee Thursday afternoon for . j llif f . te. members from I he Whitehall lages, school districts and all oth- cussed the law's provisions, members and a joint program with Brenner .Jr., 3rd Ward. reported on . " Saridsness' . CM- No ed Fay.V final approval. Given favorable ; urea , including ' -Lincoln -and Pres- : er political subd ivisions or agen- two other -universif ies in graduate ¦ Filing in the. 1st Ward was Paul one was injured .and- tin c rmliutis , THE SERVICE officer reminded Fay said he did. weather , the lights should b» ; Inn towns; two from Town of Pi-. cies thereof who is an honorably study leading.'to-a . doctorate in the Weber, insurance underwriter , were issued. V the board that the law provided (Each year the county commis- in p lace by April L NSP en- i gron and Pigeon Falls Villase , and ' discharged veteran shall be re- classics. ' and Don Sommers, 3rd Ward. Web- that Meier couldn 't be discharged sioners routinely pass a resolution gineers estimated today. mie each from the ' .lack.sott . ('oun- . A ' minor two-vnr accident oc- moved from such position or em- '.'We have reached the deadline . " er has previously served on the until after a hearing. Meier was authorizing Fay to get engineer- ¦ ; ly area including - Northfield , Gar- curred at 3rd and Vine strc"H? nt ployment except for incompetency he said ,, "where w must make council by appointment. Sommers disrnissed one month before the ing and other- technical assistance | tlen ' Valley and Curraii lownsbips, ll;0,r) a.m. totlav , according in ' po? or misconduct shown after a hear- selective -judgment in our offerings "' hearing. Kaezorowski asked if Mei- , and from Plcasantville and Town is a rural mail carrier from Ar- lice, ' v. ing upon due notice upon stated from the State Highway Depart- Pickwic k District and. can no longer be all thinss to ¦¦ . j 'lla le , , :. ' kansaw puM office. He lives in - charges in writing. " er was still on the payroll. Darby ment. ! all men," . Drivers imohed woir Henry said Meier was still on the payroll Buililing of a swimntiitg pamnge was more limn 'fl month's pay for January. Meier had not received raises. ed funds , for the development of ] .possibil- S. in Department employes who reach fil ' biiildit ig a- haivrence' s car and ahnu l Htl lo Fay was sworn In aS tli e coun- The policy reported by Fay is The vnle will he considered by colleges ' specializing in agriculture ity . pool. . Last duly 6n hy Jail. 1 , lflti.1 shall be dis- ' proposal was lo atlach il lo Toole 's car . said police , Neither ty s , first witness. not in the county board' s official the Winonn County Board of Su- and Ihe mechanic arls and t hese , j lhe Report Attempted charged. "When is getting into his Ihe northwest ' corner bl Ihe. high driver was injured anil tin citnliiin s a man minut es. pervisors , probably at. its Mat ch for the most part , he-snid , were The commissioners have appar- ' school building and enclose il. ll were issued . later years, he s not as efficient The county 's second witness was meeting, established independent of Ihe slate Ta vern Break-In ently broadened the effect of this as in his younger years," the coun- would have been open I D use by Host, the maintenance superinten- universities. Roth , he said , usual- ¦ KB' resolution without amending it for- ty engineer said. "He slows up." ' Ihe public as well as the school. .A rear door at s Corner , CLINIC MEETING dent. He was Meier s supervisor. Meier had not been rcccivyig ly wer e local ed in rural areas of .Ill) mally. Recently Krford G. Ham, Fay snid insurance company rep- j The niii .jiiriiy of urban . people 700 \V. St, was extensively raises : the si ale. HAHMONY , .Alu m 'S|iecial> - St. Charles, long-time counly weed resentatives had remarked to him "THERE WERE occasions when i were in favor <»f the pool ' nnd the damaged us a result of an at- The annual mi^ciine of (he llnr- and seed inspector, was not reap- f a bis work was not what il should "A REFUSAL TO allow ihe pre- Yiw ./orily ol nnyi) ix-ople f avored lempled hrenk-in early this morn about the number of men over MINNESOTA IS unique, he con- mnny ( "lintc ¦ Asocial inn will ho pointed. Ham asked for his job be because of a lack of knowl- f erence provided for in this and tinued \ post poning the proposal, iiiR, nceoi'diti K lo police. on the county highway department , in thai ils slate univ fTsily held al ibo tillag e Power House back several times but was told edge, " Host said. the next succeeding section to any No estimates on Ihe cos t were I'oliee snid that entry was pre- payroll. There are 30 employes in developed as a combination of Ihe Feb . 21 nt ' S p in by the commissioners thejr policy the department. Fay said Meier , Host charged Meier had im prop- such honorable dischnrRed veter- two inslilutions and in a inel ro- nude , Iml il was rcpot'lcd (late vented hy slide bolts on the inside ¦ ¦or . prohibited their hiring retention joined the department Sepl. erly repaired a motorgrador at an , or a reduction of. his compen- polilnii urea , Kll i'iek ' s" |)(i()l under ciniM rticlinii , of Ihe door. They said Hint tbe who HM SURGERY of county employes over 65. main- sat ion intended to hrinj,' about his (lie : mil inclosed , H ill cost ;iti «> .slimal- door was badly . damaged and that 12, 1912, had done repair and Lewis ion and thai a Twin Cities Willi coneenlralimi of col- ' County Veterans Service Officer tenance of motor vehicles. maint enance man had to be sum- resignation or di,scli;irne shall en- lege-aRe yoiil h in lite immediate ril $7^. (111(1 . Ibe door bundle bad been knocked l-ri'THICK . fth 'S|)ITI ; I 1 ' --Wil- j olf , Tool marks were (ound Phillip R. Kac/.orowski, who de- Fay indicated a younger mechan- moned to d<> Ihe job right. Later title suc h veteran to a riejit of area of the university, he sa id , it i The buiirt l was j>iven perinissioi i on the li a*ii Heiulei'MHi . North Hea\er door , they said (" - ;il fended Meier at the hearing, said ic was needed in the depart ment in the hearing Meier denied he act ion llterefor in any court of becomes inevitable thai a large In sell Iwn schools no longer in reck fanner, had .(ii^ory an J'oliee were called by Mrs; h' this morning Meier was consider- because engines and highway had improperly repaired the mo- competent jurisdiction for dam- percentage of high school gradu- use: Pike , llu- land reverting In Frank au Claire liuspilid Inr inic -iiiil in- R Brozn , 177 ing a possible, appeal to District equipment have changed consider- lorgrader, charging that another nfies , and such officer and Ibe ates will enroll at Ihe university. Ihe owner , and Fly ( YeW; .School, IV Baker St., wife jur ies received in ;m anicuiiohilo of the owner , at fl;SO a.m. Court and may enRagc an attor- ably over the years and now need mechanic had worked on the job persons responsible for such re- Klso where in Ihe nation where including . :!: l ,"i nl an acre , S.-ile will today. accident Dee , :' -l Al first Hender- She hail received a call from Al- ' were ney. Kaezorowski said Meier more precise adjustment . first and hadn ' t, done il right, fusal if such refusal was wilful the slate universities were <-slab- i lie by hid in Ihe sprint; , son s injuries hclieecd lo bo len Kirch , ihr daytime bartender , , hui c 'ltndilif iii would rciicli ai decision early next Kowalewski reported after the Host said Meier 's work output SIKI II be personally liable there- lished oulside melropolilan cen I ¦ slifihl Im iirnvefl lo when he opened Ibn door lias been a hns week . Slate Inw permits fin appeal hearing that. I/ton Biidnick , 87!) K. varied—good , slow and average. fore , and also fur a remedy for tors ,new brunches are being built thi * he serious lie .pit . nl ¦ morninc pat ient for sntn e tunc to Disctrict Oojjrl from Ihe spe- Wabnshn St ., a World War II vet- Host said Meier had never refus- mnndnnuis for riKhtiii fj the today in Ihe principnl cit ies nf the Buffalo City Officers " cial board's decision. eran , hail been hired by Fay to ed to follow orders and had not wrotiR . stale. At ICIeinselimidt 's inviliu ion , Unopposed for Election THREE WINONANS comprised repliice Meier , Budnick went on taken excessive sick leave. "If we , bad built our university Meier testified in his own behalf. nt Alexiindria , I' n 1 convinced that the board, County Surveyor Jrtmes the payroll Jan. I at $1.80 an hour. Host , under questioning by Kae- BCKKAI.O CITY , Wis. • Incum- ,7(! an I' we 'd he building in the Twin Notice fo J, Kleinsehmidt represented the Meier had been earning $l zorowski , said other counly high "As fur 11s m concerned I can <'ities bents filed for - Hutfalti City, oflice hour, do the work as well as any nun) today, " Wenberg observed, "If the county. John Mnliszeivski , engi- way employes in addition to Meier j ti'l fluiitl fi|iposi( ion Tucsdi'iy, accord- bad experienced difficul ty occa- they 've £«' , '' Meier said. choice of .site was fortuitou s we neer and former County Highway FAY SMD It wat obvioui that j llip to Henry /.eieberl. ilt-rk Department employe, represented sionally in repairing equipment . lie sniil lie had contributed tn find thai now lhat it turns out lo ; l''iliiii; for nii'iyor was l.loyfl John Meier 's ability was falling when lie I'l'Oiioinicnl judgment. " Meier. Both sides then agreed on "I liave trouble myself mi soriu. the Public Employes Itcliicnietit «IM ; aldei'ineii , lloiiunic TheritiK Winona and Goodview several years ago Meier had been 1: lu the llit h century westward ex- appointment of Lambert Kowalew- work and gel oul side help, " Host Association 7 J yenrs but did mil I IIIK I Norman /cicherl , mid Miper unable to make an engine repair, pansion prior to the Civil Wur , he ski as a neutral. After the hearing, said. . , , have eiiniifi h in the fund lo <)iml- visor , Wilfred Kaiil ' tuiiii. the procedure for which Fay said said , migrating groups were large- [ Sunday NEWS Subscribers the board deliberated a half- When Kaezorowski asked wheth- iI .V lor n pension, lie snid perhaps The clerk nnd oilier village of was obvious, Fny snid thc repair ; ly religmisly-oriciued rind as they hour , Kleinsehmidt voling for Mei- er Meier was coiripetenl or in- UIO I|UY yenr of service would I lives are Idled hy tippoinlti null , In- involved installation of an engine competent . Host hesitated (lien qualify him and speculated wheth- established coinnuiiiitics they pro er 's dismissal and Malisv.ewskl ' j i'luiliuc, Mrs l .eiinn Itiil <-hins«n . • Our cify circulation deportment will accept tela- ' pump. Fay said Ivcciutse. of Meier s rcpllod thnt the equipment lint I er Ihe p resent session of the I.cn- vliled private religious colleges for voting for Meier s reinstatement. Il'ciisiirer; Nnrmati II IIIIM 'I IIIIII , n^- inability to install Ihe pump a changed considerably advanced education, phona colli from 8:30 to 1 0:00 a.m, Sunday for tha Kowalewski broke the lie by vot- in recent islnturo wouhl jiermi l him lo con. Y'lcssor , and llenrv (I' lerl/ , eouslii- New York manufacturer had to years and (lint Meier Afler the passage of Ihe I liuiie- ing for dismissal. would not tiihule 11 lump Mini to brine, his bl.v delivery af missing pap«ri in Winona and Good- jj inke a long distance call to Wi- bo competent (o work for a conli'iluil ions up to the required slead Act , Wenberg continued , the Testimony nl the hearing was V ' .-• •• . . .. .--—.—- to go to the: Icelandic Cancer So- being baptized. Am I? . IN ¦ ¦ ¦ ;. ' Give Maurice Chevalier cred it :' cietp, The society expects to reap DEAR IN: I don't blame your sister and you shouldn't for his great stamina —he ' went about $50,000 a year , all above either. Wheither or not you are the godmother is on file in the : : bo +wo parties '. in- his honor, after, its current annual income of $10,- official records of the church. Your clergyman can tell you, his triumphal opening 'at . : the 77ieg-:..' Delay in Killing 000 to $20,000, says Dr. Niels Dun- f€ld7Mary Martin, Carol Channing gal, society president. DEAR ABBY: I have been going with John for almost two ¦and Bea. Lillie sang in. the aisles years. I am 21 and he is 23. John has dated me a lot, but he:: ..at the theater — off he :¦ went to a Part of th>» money: raised when dates others, too. His mother treats me like a daughter and invites ¦ v smoke will go into a '.' - .' •¦ ' French-American soiree .-. at . the Badger County smokers me to her house to keep her icompdnyY 1 help American a — then. ': ';to. the King.' campaign: to urge people, espe- her with: the ironing and spend all rrty spare ' teen-agers, not to smoke. Henry IV .' where' - '-Judy - . .' Garland cially time there. My mother says it isn't helping floated in as .violins- played "Over If this succeeds, the revenue from me: with John and I am beginning to Uiink she's : the Rainbov.-:-" ' There the "'74-year- the cigarette tax will go down. ght. How can I get John to ask me to marry Colleges Asked apparently is the first ri .:. old youngster kissed Judy . for the Iceland nothing is stopping earmark a tax on cig- him? He works steady and carrie'ras. And he told Zero Mos-7 MADISON; Wis: . VI^—Gov, John country to him. . . WANTS TO, MARRY JOHN \Y. arettes for such purposes, Dungal ¦ tel , "1 am yoiir fan tcreebjeeee." , Reynolds was asked Thursday ." Chevalier .kidded himself- about his i to stay , a . decision- calculated ; to said in an interview during a visit DEAR WANTS: Perhaps because John's .. to the United States. , The tax took age. -saying. "When : you get ..old-.j force the death of Wisconsin 's 63- mother treats you like a daughter, John can er. you can do the same theongs j year-pld' system of county teach- Special Earnings effect Jan. l. see you only in the role of his sister. Limit as wheii you were youiig, but you ! ers colleges. The society hopes to give regu- yoiir visits to John's house and remember, 't¦ lar smear tests for early detec- ' " can do tiiem af the same time, The (erveni appeal came from Voice of the ' when it comes to marriage .:. . John will ¦ - representat-i ves - of eight of the sys- tion of cancer of the cervix to ' all have to speak for himself. ' . TuesdayYW'eld gels her. man. . wornen aged 25 to 60 and to seek ; s - ' 'YAbbyW : She came into the '"Hampshire ! tem 's 22 schools and was delivered Put ¦ Y ' iii . a meeting, wit h (he chief.execu- causes of stomach cancer. ' :- DEAR ABBY: I am 67 years old. 1 have a thousand-dollar-a- . .. House looking for Richard Beym- j ¦ ^ ¦ ' ¦ : tive.; ¦-' . . • Dungal, professor of pathology month business, arid can' retire any time; I lost my Wife j we bad ', ' . - : er.,— and found him .. .. . George ?Outdoors at: the University of Iceland, is : Hamilton got; back with Susan The representatives , many of Railway in Black no children Y and now T am alone; My friends think ! am crazy ' to those. Sue t heni presidents ..of iheir respective among those who blaine cigarette to want to get: married again. I can give a woman any kind of Kohner here :• nothing CHICAGO — Special credits con- smoking as a cause : of lung can- , Lyon & . - "Lolita" rumors/, . George ' colleges , pleaded with. Reynolds to a home, car or clothes she wants. I own two homes a motel and ' told an interviewer Susan had the reconsider lending the. weight ' of sisting mainly of gains "from land cer , a position challenged by some - real estate. ¦ . , including the tobac- . most Sex . Appeal for him . .7 his office to . a - proposal . that the sales enabled the Chicago and some others There are several young girls interested in me but they are Blonde Carol Lynley, who switches syst cm be shut -Clown by .1 .968.- ¦: North Western railway to wind up co industry. too young. I want a lady about 48 or 50 who wants to get inarried Y ' " in the black^ iri 1962 despite a loss to a gold- to: black: hair for a film. , is just . The schoolmen warned that the rs and stay married. I don't want to be a Sugar Daddy ¦¦ : from operations ,; the company dis- '^Thirty yea ago Icelander* ': . ' , ravishing as a brunet and. should death of. ihe iw.o-year . institutions digger. T want to be a husband again. ^ FLORIDA '' closed yesterday. smoked less, than aiiy. nation in never change back. also -woul d' end educational oppor- ; Y Europe iand had practically no DEAR VFLORIDA.: There , are probably more unattached 1 unit ies ' for ' . jiiany Y-and add to a Ben W. Heineman , chairman , ' .Deeply religious , nu.ssel Nype, . said 1962 revenues and operating lting cancer," he said! ' -Then cig- women between the ages of 48 and 50 in your .state than in any ' TV. series " about yro\vij ig- shortage of elementary imports were limited to one Keep your eyes open and your mouth shut. He who ad- . ¦ who s planning a teachers in the state. ' ' "'¦' .' . '¦ results were adversely affected by arette other. '.'¦•.¦' ' singing minister , confesses he • . . pound of tobacco (about 450 cig- : yertises sugar attracts flies. - *: the telegraphers' strike * which shut . may wind up that way in real life. down operations from Aug. 30 to arettes) per person per year and What's on yoUr ' mind? For a personal reply, send a self-ad- He 's always wanted to be a preach- '/Pork chops —. a nd they 'd better have risen : to 3 pounds (1,575 ' ' ¦ , ' Sept. - 2BY and by severe weather 'A dressed, stamped envelope: to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills:, Calif. X: X .X be good: : . . - ' in the first quarter of 1962. cigarettes ) per person. Some do xX *rX . 'I asked Enilyn Williams, p lay- not smoke at all while others 'Jl |KIDS DAY — FEB. 3 |jg JOE CARGIOLAY the sporti wrigbt - author. . - star , now in "A Special credits last year: . were 15 cases per year, ' smoke one to two packages a day, about 10 to . corhnientator. and -after:dinne f star , Man For All Season ," if he'd say $3,712,109 and the loss from oper- and- a few eyenYmore;" compared with one case a year ¦ "Is doing a book on -religion' He some of the words .other- actors ations: was $1,804,210, resulting in increased to 30 years ago , Dr. Dungal said. ' Lung canceir has SUNDAY S • likes to tell about the time Yogi say Yin "Who s Afraid of Virginia an excess of special credits over ~5 AND THE FIRST SUNDAY __ \ Berra ,; silting through a very long wooifr' - net loss of $1,907,899 for the year. M \ OF EACH MONTH ; M_M service, finally remarked , ''This is His reply: "Sure 1 if: they: paid In 1961 the railroad had net in- the first lime I ever heard a Mass me'.'- " Y; V come of $3,075,776 arid special cred- . jgo extra innings;" . Perry Como his hat down, push- its of .'.$4( 308,251,'' for combined net Retu rning to the Joe also . tells of a nun whoso ed up his coat collar:and shuffled income and special credits of $7,- ¦ 5 FREE = unusual habit aroused curiosity in on stag-e at NBC during a Dinah 384,027: V . Y. . Turkey or Ham B ' ' :* restaurant: Finally;: a waitress Shore dress rehearsal — right in ' Operating revenues in 1962 de- said, "Sis lei , the middle Of a song;. She was Suffering Swans abolishment of; . the so-called clined to $196,960,577 frorn the pro- TWILIG ¦ Dinner for Kids approached and "dedicated funds" 5 what's your order?" .The nun said , about to have the bum '.thrown , out Steam rose from the background under which ceeding year's $218,117;122:. .when ;' she. recognized of puddling geese as these two game and:fish license money i» The company's financial position % on Kid's Day . him. hugged supposed to be used for game . J him. and forced'him to take a few swans moved side by side along improved in: the yearY despite the Saturday, Feb. 2nd WINONA DAILY NEWS bows. the snow-covered bank of Silver and fish purposes by specific strike setback, said Heineman. and EVERY SATURDAY la! FORD HOPKINS appropriation, - Bring your ' -family In lor Dinner, 2fc : ' ¦ TODAY'S BEST LA UGH; : "All Lake at Rochester, ho-peful that Working capital at the end of 1962 . . FVlDAYrFEBRUARY lT iw \ ' . - would throw them a : _ Sunday (Kid's DaV af Ford Hop- .^ ¦ ' " the best recipes now start, '. - .'First eorne visitor ''It' s either feast or famine," he was $6,200,225, an increase of $5,- : : ' < kins).and one child's meal will ba , """ : , ' . ; yoCtJME Xcir, NOVsi . ; O on tht houst with : cacti adulft I take one can and one can open- piece of bread or other food. said " 585,407 frorh a year earlier. ' , ' Fubilshetrdally": except Saturday arid ^holt- , "depending on license sales. Y Y Y7The Origin^|: "T.J,'s" x -xx Z. . n,aal. - . . , - . .. . V , Y er ' .. .'"' -— Bertha Shore. __^__ ; M di/t by Republican and Herald .Publishing Probably they are tlie two And if there is fish money which The increase/ he said, was after With- XMusic as You Like -It! ', ' x . Company, Ml Franklin' Si.,- VV.indna, Minh. YY-VYISH I'D . SAID THAT: "The ¦ isn't appropriated , it is natural for ' : northernmost outdoor swan in a net reduction in long term debt ' " ' N RATES. ¦ : - . (Featuring LINDA HAU) - ¦* Roasl Tom Turkey § \ ^SliBSCR-IPTJP . 77 income tax is really . the out-go- America; Like geese that legislators to try to spend the funds , , - . . ¦ ¦ " - ¦ ¦;- the of $10,050 393 and after an invest- I . ' • - - :¦' llngl* CopY t6cYl5c Sunday. - . tax." — Caroline Pullman , Whites- for other : purposes." . - . pack Silver Lake, they are , ment in 135,128 shares: of common Haiti Dinner t^ilveredVby carrlcr "lrr"cit/ of - Wlnona- boro, Texas. ' > or J< there because the adjoining He added that tlie system stock of Gulf , Mobile & Ohio rail- Includes a generous bowl of soup; Per week 50 cent: EARL'S RKARLSi -Rigii ; at -Ra- Q -3-' - X li - weeks SII.757 " 52 week! J25.M power plant pumps warm ; wa- road at a cost of $3,284(759. X' fluffy whipped potatoes, glbiaf' - . _ : _ ¦tazzi' s:- "Feb. . 13 is the birthday . of lump sum appropriations •/» dressing, tasty salad or vegetable, S ' ter into the small body, of wa- Heineman said the company's ^ ¦¦ ¦ ' - *y mail strictly. In Bdvsnce; paper stop- ; and the abolishment of dedi- v3 O horrie made: clover- - ^_ " • : • . of Marilyn Pauline Novak. Kim explrif ion. date. in keeping its temperature availabl e net income, as defin- HighwayspMi^^ 14-16-61 La Crescent, Minn. S lea f roll and buffer, , '**^^_¥: _fm :t " ped on ; ' teiv cated funds would save "thous- " :¦ " '" ' W.. In Fillmore, . Houston, Olmsifd... Winona and see us -sbmetime. " , * • ' coffee and Ice . : M W*~_* . above freezing. Park :attend- ands of dollars each year." He ed iri its first and second mort- ±_\i cream tor dessert. '¦ M ' _ ; WM . Trempealeau counties:, MEMORABLE QUOTES; "Talk swaJiYpreier ; ' ' : : » month! . : 56,5073.rmohthi- . . .'. H.59 ants declare the said it would eliminate the cost gage indentures, was $1,700,905 for ¦ All for only - § MMW ¦ ' about ugly girls. Back:, home we -; ' 1 year - .7; . 112.00 - '1' month .tl .'36 it to an enclosed dry shedr- of duplicate salaries for .re- 1962. .7 ¦ Y 0M Ottiir Dinner telectlont en ¦ ¦¦ ' - ' 'ubscriptions7 used to nave beauty contests, and get: cold. «... . : . . . :!ClToTherYrhairj ' their feet don't search .iri" each division as well B| Our Menu S ¦ '¦ 1 - ' - ' iio'bbdy.'\ypn: " .-~- Herb ShrinerY ¦ ' ' . V yesT : ' . ItS.OO^llnonthiY . UM , general "duplication ¦"Montana is really s Proposal V. as of ef- 5 : BOOTH and TABLE i mohthi . S8.00 .1 month 11.60 the biggest King' fort,"' : slate;" new Senator Milward . ,Y Y.; V;- H SERVICE H land Change of address polices, undelivered Simp- Most sportsmen will shake their Kellogg Girl cop lei, . subscription orders and other mall son said in Wash. 'n , adding, "We head and say "Stafford King is The subject c$m e up when Clif- - .lt»m« to Winona Dally News. Box 95, Wl- ' ¦' ¦ '¦ just haven t , rolled it out yet." a grand , old man .but ..we., cannot . ' Bona, ^Alnn. : ' . ford Lofyegren of Alexandria, ¦ Second clan postaoe paid »l Winona. ... . that 's earl- brother . • - . agree with him when it comes to chairman of the Senate game and 2y[]jJiliiii]lieJ his program Of lumping all game fish committee, asked for: opinions Wins in Speech ¦ I IcW^iWffftffwM ' and fish 'funds' '. in-one-pot aiid let on ihe "million and a half dollars '-: ¦tfKi± =a#iiiiHH ¦ ¦ ; ' Wat,nee ¦2:'1'5 - department help itself. After • WABASHA , Minn. — Carol Mc- ~~rr MM Sirvlca Jtort J. 1. tKhler Z -m. 'i A.* ' A A f d- J L J i ¦- ¦ - ¦ ¦' • every which are diverted from game and Nallan , Kellogg, has been named rr J"- ¦: Owner ' . ' . . - - . • ¦ . M flllAI L ^i W 1 ¦ ¦ ' ¦* " ' ' '7S.e--S te.-Ue ' all , the license money comes from ; » Nite 7:00-9:35 fish funds " each biennium . He winner in the senior division of x ¦ ¦ I KIDS DAY — FEB. Y nVfl |» Y-l f I 1 . n the sale of hunting aiid fishing cited money spent on water pollu- ~^x^ ^ 6f THE :-Y : t\_f§ '" the Wabasha County 4-H radio ~~ licenses. Y , tion as one example. speaking contest. ' King appeared before the 0. L. Kaupancer. secretary Linda Watson , Lake City , - , . was TWIN CITADELS OF SIN! senate game and . fish commit- of the Minnesota 'Emergency the runner-up and Linla Rahman , tee this week with a proposal Conservation. Committee, said Plainview , was third . Rebecca Buffalo City Resort that he contends simplifies ¦ Moyer, Lake City, won the junior he is more concerned with BUFFALO CITY , WIS. bookkeeping and reduces office "streamlining division with Colette Augustine, ' the department" overhead in the; Conservation rather than "picking pennies." Lake City, second, nnd Nila Brem- Thrill to » mMBlfleen* Pan- Department. er , Lake City, third . j oramic vle-w of Lake Onalai- . Muskrat Salvagt He asked that the Legislature Carol will compete with winners F ka. Albin Bln» at the Piano Muskrat s accidentally trapped from Olmsted , Winona , Fillmor e Bar, Blue Moon Lonaje. set up a lump sum appropriation during the 2i TONIGHT for the Conservation Department Wisconsin beaver and and Houston counties in the dis- ^' ONALASKA, WIS. each biennium instead of thc spe- otter season will no longer be trict contest Feb. 9 at Winona. wasted under a new ALSO VISIT cific appropriations for each of the Conservation ~^-w-WEEKEND SPECIALS ' Commission regulation effective ^v ^ five divisions. - this year. Northwest Wisconsin "This n-ould settle all of the Charcoal Broiled Steak*. questions of diversion of funds Tlie new rule makes it legal Swine Testi ng Unit ) A Large k Chicken Loots Schuth Orchestra eve- SODOMY GQMflBffl from the division of frame and to. salvage up to eight musk- A/}( To Meet Wednesday fish, " he said. "I'm not argu- rats laken in heaver or otter J Includes soup or juice, saladYpotatoes, ^ _W ^ _W . 1t ry Sat. Nit*. MINNESOTA CITY ing about whether or not water traps . Muskmt pelts taken ac- MONDOVI , Wis. - Vern Felts. \ rolls and butter , coffee or tea. _J M 1 pollution , or forestry problems cidentally must be tagged im- University of Wisconsin extension / AH for .' ; ^ m f are concerned with game and mediately. Special salvage tags livestock specialist , will be the fish . It' s just that . the Conser- must be obtained- from cm- guest speaker at the annual meet- sen rlion department headquar- ( vation Department'hns had lo ing of the Northwes t Wisconsin U.S. CHOICE BEEF ( I ) Enjoy live with a system wc have ters in Madison. The address Swine Testing Station. QQ set up for il. " Is Wisconsin Conservation De- / TENDERLOIN DINNER . . . 1,77 tmMI ANtt ODMOKJUH M4tt»f KTf^'AUT Cf .AW.rM PTTK AMT.Q.I • ITtrAi^ RAKr * KMAAM* NttWftTA The meeting will be at 1 p.m. ¦ ¦ partment. License Section , Box UX lUTTWUJA RUmMO » COfTKfJMl UrKIUKI*. J DANCING UM wtwiVr fttfinrr Al/^tini M tot Mikt/n RHTAArTH r.-.m+r **i^win. MAI 'K 1/nn.rr r.i», MPMIKI fie added that an example of 450 , Madisor 1 , Wis. Unused 4TTTAW» TR ^P* frnon A a>»T»(rKM nM»*iino .*4 Jo^ r. iJ.\iNri-Fi.vi.NT*riftK RrL«Mrfh)«H*,i».Kn'*v rwt, ' here. Felts will report on the AT THE NEW ¦ specific legislative appropriations salvage lags will be __ __ . _ „ ' returned is Ihe bounty system, "It hns cost to the departmen t when nelts year's activities and possible fu- Ihe department two ,, three , four are exhibited for inspection , ture activities, Serving from 5 to 10 p,m. Tuesday through Friday. 5 to 11 p.m. LABOR TEMPLE NOW SHOWING million doll ars in past years , and ¦ All swine breeders are welcome, Saturday. 12 noon to 2 p.m. and 5 to 10 p.m. Sunday. ORCHESTRA mj |||j ;i AND it hasn 't worked.' But wc can 't do AUXILIARY POLICE according to Archie Brovold , Buf- 1 A ILIJI^J W A* f FRIDAY SATURDAY falo County agent Anything nHottt it. It Is an appetite MONDOVI . Wis. (Specinl)-The . Every Sat. Night which wc have fed, " Thi* Featuro at 7:00 ond 9:45 Civil Defense Auxiliary Police will ARNIE'S ORCHESTRA meet at Joel's Drive Under Mon- King suit! that much of tbe Memburi trouble cfiuld lie snlvrd bv Ibo dnv at fl-30 p.m THE ADVENTURE STORY OF A FIRE RUN HANDFUL OF HEROES... • •*•••*• ARCADIA . Wis. ( Speciall-The ... • ¦%¦ ••• if «» volunteer fire department was [TOUNTRY STYLE DINNER | fctiw * called to the Rlchnrd Korpnl Bar SERVED EVERY SUNDAY - 12 noon to 2 p.m Wednesday at 4:,10 p.m , when an I Roast chicken , mashed potatoes , dressing, &g_ _ i^v. &'mmm< °n oil burner In the basement became l C \ DANCE ! r gravy, cabbage salad, relish, cranberries , D e «t#Vr i '" V-'v'W^ii" over heated. No damages result- i veEetnble , homemade rolls and bread , Z HI SATURDAY NITE { ed. B I dessert, bevernge | tai< lnclu(1(M1 WotiDZRFUh [ ^ \\ j_\t EAGLES ! 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MOLNER , M.D. much to jingle in their pockets. dent Kennedy s lecoi cf-breakjng spending budget of $98.8 billion for fiscal year 1964 came from published.: No religious, • Dear Dr. Moliier : Can Obviously, since this : is a prosperous the Democratic chairman of the House . Appropn- medical or personal cona trover sies are accept* tension, as a' result of see- nation, there are we a lthy men in both po- ' aliens Committee. ' American peo-.' able.) ing other children in the litical parties.... ' I believe it is important for the ple to know the attitude of Rep. . Clarence Can- family eat candy have an ¦ Why Pay Anyone Someone, presumably a Republican, ' iKJn; ' . not only hecause he is a membci of the For His Hfrbby effect on the blood .sugar has taken the trouble to list some of the Presiden t 's o>'n political party, but because of To the ' Editor: V : of a diabetic boy of six? ' ¦ ¦¦ well-heeled Democrats and has come up his .ldng experience with the problems of gov- ' ;.—Mfs. R.B', - -. . . ' ' ' I suppose the debate between . . with the conclusion that never in history ernment -fiscal' ' :programs llu Mr. Fosmo and myself, re- Yes.: I shortened the above has this nation had as many ' millionaires views pretty well sum up those garding the merits of fox of every. legislator seriously con- letter but it pointed out that and near-millionaires'; influential and ac- bounty could go on indefinite- repeat- cerned over the7 extravagant . the child's blood sugar tive in government. Here is (he record: ly. I had hoped he would ar- edly stayed normal while he trend of the New Frontiei range a date to show me where was away from home on a vis- President Kennedy Is a millionaire. Here is just a part of what those bad fox are eating pheas- it, but rose after he returned t h e Appropriations v chairman ant. Naturally I expected to atmosphere of . men —and into the .Y His father is one of the weal thiest had to say of Mr. YKennedy's pay him for his time, at $5 per being denied candy while his in the world: budget in a speech to the House* pheasant, if he would give me brothers and sisters ate it. "Wg live in the day of the 10 cents per mouse. But, he Sometimes this happens. millionaire His brother , Robert , is a . superlative. Everything is big- hasn't showed upYnor has any- /Nervousness, tenseness, family else; ger and better-^or bigger and one: : discord can/upset the smooth- . ..-:. His brother, Edward, is a rnillionaire. 't , worse—and relatively T don know if either Mr. ness of con- more or Fosmb Or myself wotild quali- .- ¦'-,. His brother-in-law, 7 Shriver, is ¦; a muY GcldwaVer Jess impressive than anything in trol of a dia- ¦ ¦ ; "¦' ' fy, as an expert on wildlife in lionaire. ¦' ' .- • ' :• 7 • " . ' . - • ¦ ' - its- respective category that has betic. . • Wabasha County. I do know If. it's a six- :ever come pr .gone down the echoing corridors that 1 was born and raised His other bi\othei's-in-law are each mil- of time and eternity. And today' year-old boy s budget is no there and still spien d 75 per t", lionaires, '¦/'¦¦ exception to Uie. rule. who can? Y ' cent of all my fox hunting time , 'In many respects, really under- this is the most porten- there, while - MrYVFosmo is a stand why:the Unti l just a few vveieks ago there were lions message the President plans newcomer to the area. I also ' to send down others have five millionaires in the Kennedy Cabinet . this year. I have listened know ' that for. every day he Y to. messages from things -. ' . that; Presidents here in the -House for 40 years, bu( could possibly, spend in the ROBERT McNamara it millionaire. I spend at least are denied ; * in all that tiirne l have never seen or- heatd a woods there, him — well, four, I still say that there are Robert Kennedy is a* millionaire. budget message like this one, and- neither have that's enough you; nor has anyone else. ' more fox in Wabasha County than any place in the United to upset a lit-; '' .; Luther Hodges is a millionaire, "THIS BUDGET is th» reeord-brt»k«r tie fellow's Molner . ¦ of all States that I know .,«of . and I . the ¦succession ' of record-breaking budgets of the - . .' sense ..of -justice Douglas Dillon is a millionaire. ' am in. constant contact with , last : lQ'.yearsV '•:- . . - . fox hunters all over bur country Handling a diabetic child "it: is the largest expenditure takes a lot of tact and diplo- Arthur Goldberg (now in the Supreme . . budget since artd Canada. Any time he wants "¦¦¦ 17B9—it proposes to spend $98,802 billion That to: show me where there are macy on ' the, part of parents. Court) is a millionaire. .-;¦; . ¦ ' ¦ X ; And good judgment. tops the peak; of- World War II spending by $500 enough pheasants 7 to feed Y ¦ ' ' million when the sky was the limit and sui vival three hungry fox a week, I'd Diabetes in childliood is a An d'.: Vice' : President : Johnson is a mil- dangerous disease and you the sole object. 7 be happy to: go with him. lionaire several times over. . can 't take liberties - with it- : "And it tops the. current year 's estimated lev- I actually don 't know; many 't Sweets and candy are out.: Or Among the President's close: advisers; el by $4, 491 billion and billions above earliet fox trappers , and I don know what Mr. Fosmp's auth- virtually ; so/ Once in a. blua Sdapj; Williams Is a millionair e, budgets. And much of it is fOr non-defense pur- THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND moon, say for birthday, Christ- '. - poses. Even with the tax revisions, it proposes ority for speaking, for them is. I am acquainted with the :best mas, and perhaps one or two Averell Harrimaai is a multi-iniUionaire to take more from the people 'than in any other other occasions ,in a year, a year fox trapper in Southern Min- ¦ , in war or peaceY-the sum of $85.9 billion , and sweet beat may be permitted # : 7 Adlai Stevenson isn't exactly starving. in 19G4 nesota , Chalmers. Keise , or $1.4 billion; higher than now estimated he is against the bounty and making allowance in the regu- for- fiscal 1963. ' Nor is Angler D>uke. Kerr Takes has tried to have it removed lar diet: for the extra -calories.... ;- " "AND EVE M though it anticipates ricord Mrs. Bob 't na- 7 But the treat shouldn be too for years. ¦:I can state, though, ¦ . Nor is Chester Bowles. v tional revenues, they fall far short , of meeting that 1 am acting secretary for . rich. - the expenditures urged in the budget. Only once ' The rest of. the time: the " the Minnesota, State Fdxhuht- WILLIAM BEKltON IS ix 't 'r ' a m al before—in fiscal 1959—has the budget in peace ers Association and have auth- youngster should be kept on a ¦¦ . . .y wealthy - .- ¦:' :x; tiriie exceeded the $11,902 billion deficit shown Over Husband s Empire ority to speak for them. The well-balanced, wholesome diet. in this budgetY And impressions to the contrary, main purpose of our organiza- but without; sugar. -. - So: is Abraham Ribicoff , who was in By DREW PEARSON mother changed all this. Bob sel f m Puerto Rico where: he tion is , to fight bounty pay- , more than -$6.5 billion of that , tentative deficit ¦ . ¦' ' ' . ' ' WASHINGTON - The little ;• Jr., found himself running to keeps his Wife on the govern- ments, not only ior fox , but THIS ISN'T ft . deprivation. . . Kennedy s. original Cabinet. figure cannot: be ascribed to loss through tax Candy is not (essential known lady in the life of thes V replace his father in 1964.Y ment payroll to the tune : of coyote, wolf , bobcat,, and. bear in aY cuts or revisions or ' national-defense-spericling in- . " ' child's diet, In fact, it can be Let's look : at a few more prominent ; late Sen. Robert SY Kerr of Mrs. Kerr, aiso let it be $12,000-a year., . . as wellV : creases. Nor wilt' rising space and interest ex overdone with any child, .to Oklahoma has now come for- known that x Aubrey Kerr, ' -. Mr. Fosmo might be sur- Democrats. penditures: account for it. Non-defense spending POWELL IS chairman of the the detriment of appetite , ward to: assume the reins of brother :of her late - husband, important House Labor and prised to know that we are in ¦ '¦ beyond available revenues is heavily involved. ' teeth:- - arid 'disposition. The Roosevelts ar.e not likely to starve. the far-flung Kerr empire. She was to step down as head of Education Committee which the process of offering the ' "This $11,902 billion deficit is so tenuous, so ¦ ' make Conservation Department our If I had a diabetic , child, ;¦ "is.' .- blonde, statuesque . Mrs. the Kerr law firm to must pass on aid-to-education , Nor are the Pell s. .-•: precarious , so uncertain that the President plans ' way for Bob Jr., and: that services to get a bunch of along with several non-diabet- : Grayce Kerr , a - . charming lady any changes in the. Taft -Hart- to wait until later this year to advise the House Dean McGee, head of. Kerr- hunters; and good , hounds and ies, I'd be sparing:of candy or who was seen but seldom ley act, the Youth Corps, and of them. The: Astors are multi-millionaires. how much he will: haye to ask in the way of McGee, was to step down to go anywhere in Minnesota other sweets for all . heard when the senator was some of the most vital: legis- ' ;¦ to a.higher debt ceiling: But he concedes the obvi- alive-; make way for heir son Breebe, where any so-called predators ;I*dY also pay attention So are; the Higginses.Y : ; lation in Congress. Yet he: has something else /that I've no- ous—the present ceiling fqr fiscqi 1963 .must be . Her husband was such a hu- while her son-in-law was to are too thick and causing a one of the Worst absentee rec- problem ,, and hunt there until ticed. Tou can pet and pamper X- So are the Biddies. promptly hiked aiid ¦ a much further enlargement man dynamo and so dedicated take over the vast 55,000-acre ords in Congress. .: provided' fiscal 77.7 , 10,000 they are thinned - out. ' All of and spoil a diabetic child in -. -;- . for 19«7 . to: politics , that most people cattle ranch with ts His absence from Washing- I' head of black angus at Poteau. this completely free,, and we other :ways. d try very hard The Lehmans of New York are not iii "IF THERE 1$ th» slightest hopt in the mas- didn 't know much about Mrs. ton holds up legislatio n affect- ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' '' ' , That's the way Mrs. Kerr would be happy: for the/'oopoi:- not toY I'd try to treat the want: ..eithc'fY : '. ' . - . . sage of the budget that the budget will be bal- Kerr; .She" kept quietly in the ing millions of people . both , each with , w hen wants it, and she has the stock tunity. children the same anced even in fiscal 1965, there is no document background: And once white andKe.gro: 'This, iri . tur.n , ' his fair share of love, praise The Butlers ot Minnesota (Butler grain tatioh to sustain it,- On the contrary, there , are Bob put poli- to back up her decisions. We believe the fox -arid'. coy- illustrates the fact that- what .and- and attention — ajid scolding ' ' abundant indications of another heavy deficit in tics ahead of The little-known blonde in the ote bobcat are great game tanks., Butler ship: yards) are hot coin- might be. termed middle-Amer- privilege when necessary. Try not to let 1965—and inevitably e y e r- y- life of the late senator frorri animals and it is z- to plaining. . . . ' the debt must go higher and ica is frequently caught . be- be able to hunt them; We them feel left out, or set aside, - higher. ' thing e 1 s e, Oklahoma has suddenly as- . . ' ' ' tween committee chairmen of wouldn 't t-hinlc of asking the or given special favoritism: AMBASSADOR Eugenie (Puffed Rice, "Today 's press quotes the Secretary of the friends s a id sumed command. • . . • Y the big-city North and the rur- she filed for taxpayers to pay lis; ¦ for the Shot from Guns) Anderson is not conn- Treasury as saying that not only will there be There's at least one mem- al South. They hold office privilege pf! carrying ¦ Dear Dr. Molner: I am divorce in Le on our ' ' ' . plaining either.; "' .- another deficit in 1965, but very possibly in ..1966. ber of the Kennedy cabinet largely becaifce of~ race prej- sport: Maybe Mr. Fosmo- . . .in my late teens and am . " Flore County, . no longer bothered : wilh Incredible. Unbelievable. x who has . influence inside the udice either for the Negro or would explain why the trappers- Henry Kaiser is a multi-millionaire. : How do you stand, sin? O k I a h o- Kremlin—Stewart Udall, secre- against the Negro and; they should be paid? : This has al- acne but my problem is ma, Withdraw- run their committees pretty scars and large pores. I tary of the interior; : ways been a deep mystery to 'So was the President's good friend, the ing the peti- Y much the way they wish. me, w-hy should anyone be have heard . about some- late Sen! Robert Kerr (Kerr-Magee v Deep tion after the WHEN UDALL returned to The two Negro ; chairmen thing called dermabrasion . ¦ ¦ ¦ IN YEARS GONE BY " ' paid for carrying on their Rock' OilV ' ' p e r. :s- ,u - a- . Moscow from his Siberian sur- from New York and Chicago , s'p'ort?. ' It Is my opinion that Do you know the cost? . This-'¦is Ten Y*;ars Ago .. . . . 1953 s i v e Bob Piarton vey of Soviet high dams and Powell , and William Dawson, if a man has to be paid for his - important because . So arc numerous other oil tycoons, in- Miss Cornelia Gcrrtes; prominent member of made an im- power projects, he had a ses- for instance, can. never be de- hobby, than perhaps he should I want to become a model. passioned plea to preserve the -RUTH . ¦ cluding the Joneses (Texaco) and Ed the Wilson Fire'lies 4-H Club was named win- sion with Premier Khrush- feated because of their race, try another one. . home. ¦which ner of the annual Winona County 4-H club radio chev , at he praised So- They are elected by over- As for planting pheasants, Pauley, of . Truman scandal iaBne. Today, however, Mrs. Kerr Dermabrasion or "skin plan- viet hydroelectric accomplish- whelmingly Negro districts. that is a complete waste oC " - speaking contest. is sitting in the driver 's seat. ing" is quite ' effective- in re- Sen. Stuart Symington is a millionaire ments. The Russians, are Likewise, various southern time and money and almost , 7 George Davies won the Izaak Walton League She already had a large chunk moving surface scars. (Deep- having parlayed building some of the biggest chairmen hold office partly be- every conservation department an investment of som e fishing contest with a two-pound four-ounce north- of stock in the Kerr-McGee dams in the world, several far er pits rnay remain but are ¦ cause they are anti-ftegro. Sen. in the country is quitting this , ) ¦ thousands of dollars into a $1, 200 ,000 for- ern:- Company with its $100,000,000 bigger than Grand Coulee, less noticeable. Many derma- Jim Eastland of Missississippi , practice. South Dakota wilh tologists i skin specialists) tune during World War II. of oil reserves. On top of this, Washington , and Udall told chairman of the Judiciary do the largest supply of pheasants this, as well as plastic sur- Twenty-Five Years Ago . . . 1938 she inherited one-third of her Khrushchev that his people Committee, who can never he in the world : has never evert And so , for a time, was the Pecos Gold- geon , but to get . a cost esti- Two hundred couples danced at the Winona husband' s estate. Now, in a were doing an excellent job. defeated ,-because of his anti- had a game farm. en Boy, mate you would have to lot Billie Sol Estes. Athletic Club at the President's Birthday Ball. quiet but firm way, she is re- While he talked , !. T. Novikov , Negro position has held up Peter D. Buol ' , law , the doctor see how much' . Officers of the Winona Saddle and Bridle Club organizing the cattle oil, minister of power station con- the appointment of Negro 425-40th Ave. and political fortunes of the ¦ ' - ' ¦ needs to be done. were re-elected at the annual meeting of the struction , sat and listened. judges and civil, rights bills . - . ¦ Kerr empire. Afterwards, Udall told him: for months at a time. Thinks Tree Ordinance club, . . " ¦ Dear Dr. Molner: Seven It was-only a few days after "If you get promoted , you are HIS OBSTRUCTIONIST op. Will Ba Too Costly years ago I had an ectopic Coulee Region to Be her husba nd died that she de- going to have to give me cred- erations have been well pub- To the Editor: . . pregnancy and an opera- Fifty Years Ago . . . 1913 creed that her eldest son, Bob it. " . licized in this column. Not so v It' s voting time again. I tion. I have not lieen preg- A number of residents on thc portion of West Kerr , Jr.. should run for the A few weeks later , Novikov well known is the obstruction nant since, Does this mean New Pilot Area Sth. St. . which the City Council proposes to pave Senate. This was news to him of the two Negro chairman. have properly in Winona but was made deputy prime min- 't -vote 't live in 1 will never have chil- and to everyone else, Boh is Here are two cases: can as I don dren?—Mrs. A. .1. Ihis year are- asking lhat creosotcd blocks be ister, one of the top-ranking Winona so I hope those that THE ANNOUNCEMENT that Buffalo adopted as the material for the paving, a charming, undynamic off- jobs in the Soviet, Udall Case No. 1—Rep. Dawson of , " live in Winona vote and think It's hard to say without spe- Pepin , spring who made no secret of promptly wrote him a kidding Chicago is chairman ol one nl Jackson and Trempealeau Comi- before they vole. cial tesls, One of the two Fal- Ihe fact that he did not want letter, reminding him that he the most important House ties had been .selected as a pilot area for Seventy-Fjve Years Ago . . . 1888 to get into politics. He knew This tree ordinance meeting lopian tubes had to be remov- had secured his promotion. committees, Government op- the Cily Council had in Decem- ' n new program of land conversion and use, Hred S. Bell , after making an extended tour from patching his father how erations, with the power to in- ed because of the ectopic preg- shows that once again the Coulee area of through the logging camps during the past week , much time it look away from At the start of the 88th Cotv - ber taxing each taxpayer on- nancy. Whether you can now vestigate almost any phase of ly $2. They say $2 now but Wisconsin may establish another first. reports that operations in tho camps are going the family. After his own chil- gross, Adam Clayton Powell , government of American life . have children depends on the forward rapidly and good progress is being made dren were grown, he said, he the junketing congressman wait. They already hired four condition of the. other tube. If Yet , when Rep. John Blat- men to work four years on Soil conservation, on a natio nwide scal e in every way . might get into politics , but not from Harlem, wns not junket- nik , D-Minn,, was in thc mid- it is defective , the answer may , making only one round on the be no, If it is normal , the was born wilh the developmen t of the na- The North Western and St. Paul & Milwau- now. ing. Nor was he in Washing- dle of probing a hifihAvay SUDDENLY , however, hii ton. Powell was sunning him- public trees in VVincna , 27, 721 answer may . be yes, tion 's first pilot watershed in the La Crosse, kee Railroads nre repotted clear of snow through ' scandal in Mobile , Ala., his trees, They also bought a tree Monroe and Verno n Counly area in 1933. to linkoUi. superior, Chairman Dawson , trimming tower that cost $11 , - pulled ihe rug right out from The Soil 390. Then on Jan. 2B bids were , and Water Conservation Experi- under him. Dawson stopped ment Station also was established on One Hundred Yea rs Ago. . . 1 863 UL J A L opened for a truck chassis on J/ $! L the highway probe at the be- which to mount the tower. At Orandad Muff in the early 30s. A «pan of horses attached to a sleigh nnd hest of Frank Boykin of Mo- belonging to a man from Homer , got frightened the February meeting bills go Music For bile, then one of the bitterest truck and ran across Main Street nt a rate of speed out for a flat-bed , Tlie new progra m , which I.s designed to .segregationists in Congress. equipped wilh hoist and winch cut surpluses by converting cropland to quilc unbecoming to a staid and rel iable team, Cnso No, 2—in 1D5B , Dawson for hauling away debris. After causing much damage , the scared steeds A Saturday other Income-producing uses, such as fo r- cracked down on Blatnik's In- I wonder what they arc go- were brought up .slaniling nt the barn of Ihe cstation , grassland , and recreational devel- vestigation of dangerous ing lo tax us for next. It' s Exchange Hotel , drugs, cigarettes, luns enncer , about time somebody thinks opment , is not an addition to the soil bank ¦ and various quackeries. Blat- twice before spending ION Evening or feedgrain programs now in effect. Give Instruction to A wi&e man, And he will ba nik hwl worked hard to pre- money. Those who though t pare this probe , llien he got twice and didn 't vole for !h other uses, In the four Wisconsin counties lot of plumy medicines, Includ- Mrs . George Mn'liis m inutes each week. the emphasis will be placed It. II, lUiiw K l-\ II, Ki.Aiaii: I., V. A LSTON ing thalidomide , which bus lit, I , Winona , Minn, Won't you jofa us? on tree plant- C'oiii|i(i.s'iii0&'it |>l. I' ro.s Supt, Eitgrtniiiifi Supl, ing and development of more recreational cnu.sed the birth of deformed baliics, means ll probably won 't b-e areas. IM , (il.KH (ilCISWI)l.l) (lOIUION I IOI.TK ' WINONA 'itf Al this session ol Congress, held nt all.. On Accountant Sunday Editor All of this nutans Hint Ihe THIS SEEMS to ba a htHar solution Flop, Iloh Jones of Alabama , MKMHIvll OK 'I'lll! A.'l.tOI.'IATKII I'llK.SS who heads n subcommittee un- health , education , and civ il than to allow the land merely to stand idle rights of several million chil- - der Dawson , planned to inves- p "" " -I Dail News and turn into a we«cl s patch not fit for any '"'. -'"'- . 7- * tigate Ihe dangerous pollu- dren , both wliltfi and Noj fro, y use, with only a partial Income for Ihe tion of our waler and other will W affected hy the high- ' Tlie AstiiK. 'iittcil I' reii.s is ctilitled (txi-lu.sivcly tactics ol farmer. The now program will give Ihe IT*. problems nf feci ing American handed or absentee to Hie use inr rc|iiililicHtllrs, Harry Wahl was ing 61 the Minnesota State Feder- gram, showing the outreach of the I installing /officer and .Mrs. Harry at ion of Business and Professional organization at' ' local, state and ; , ' marshal , Workman ceremonial Women 's Clubs. .Sessiorls are to bo national levels. 1 , The following officers were in- ¦ held in Minneapolis:,: Saturday and ' Mrs. Walter Gilbertson gave the [¦ '¦staileri; ' Oracle,. . Mrs . Fred . Denn- prayer , at the opening oi business : : stedt;' vice oracle, Mrs. Walter Sunday. meeting. Women of the church will Mills;.; past oracle , Mrs. Flora .Mrs. BhtmberR i.v .serv ing Yin the be hostesses for World Day of Turner ';' - ' 'chancellor ," Mrs. ' Wallace rules committee foi' (he meeting. Prayer/ March 1 at Grace Church Hutton; recorder . VUrs. William Oilier-members 'attending will, be with 1 Mrs. Donald Haack.• . ¦ - .chair- Kiehne; re c e' i.y ' e ' r ,. Mrs, Irvin Mrs. William Markle; Mrs. Doug- man. . 7 Young; marshal. Mrs. Lloyd Kjar- las Erickson : Mis s Janet Paton Mrs. . ¦ Paid Griesel Sr.; Mrs, Carl 1 land ; .assistanl' •inarsKat. Mrs. .Lue-l- and Miss Janet N'ewcomb. Miss Peterson and Mrs. Julius Haefner i la. Arns; iniier ' spnti-nel. . ..Mrs. Gil- Edna Schwartz . state president , ... were hostesses for the social hour ;-b' ert Hblsiad; outer -sentinel , Mrs. will ¦': preside at all the session s , following the meeting.. I' Clarence . McKay;: managers. Mrs. which -include ' workshops Saturday - Announcement of circle meetings Harry Wfirkman and Mrs. Selmcr afternoon ¦ a. review- ol a trip to j . . ; was: made as follows : Circle . 1 will Jacobson Y. musician . . Mrs. ' Byron Oslo . Norway. by former 'Y statu . V meet Wednesday at 2 p.m; at the j . Johnson; president .Miss Gertrude Wilson , home of Mrs. Cletus Moore. S07 ' ' ' -. -. . Faith¦¦S'.' . -' Mrs. Alvin . Stenbeck ; and B .Sunday breakfast. W. -3rd.. St, Circles 2 and 3 meet courage, Mrs Erick ; 'Strelow '; Feb. 13. Mrs . . Elmo Anderson, ,471 : liiodcsty. Mrs. Lillian Lyndal: inv Wayne St., will entertain Circle 2 7selfislines;s, Mrs . Howard Hanson; arid Mrs. Rupert Cox, S£9 VV: AVa- Mothers March Yendiira 'nc-oYi -. Mr.s. diaries . AVer}'-; ;basha: will he hostess to Circle 3 1 flag' , hearer , ' Mrs. Arthur Milne members. Totals $1 ,683.66 ! and captain of degree staffs Mrs i. Harry. Wahl7 The Mothers '- -March of . DimtM ' collection totaled 51,683.66 when Blair Woman Y:Y; THE CARNEGIE STRING QUARTET will tet ' s.tour.is being made under the auspices of the donations . were turned into Nor-: appear at S-t , Mary's College for a performance arts. .-program .'' Association . . of . Amerie^in Colleges. A Wy Sauer ; man Schellhas, treasurer. Thiirs- 95 tearsY OId Monday at 8 pjn. in the auditorium. Members . Members of the ensemble will conduct a . master H ^ d .iy evening. .He--mas assisted by ' ;— '* ' - ¦;' of the quartet are Allen Ohmes , violinist ; Michael class : or- workshop for students interested in i Herbert Peter . ', -. - • BLAIR, Wis. (SpeciaD-The 95th Auxiliary Elects Donations by wards are:' First Spivakowsky, second violinist: Barbara Stei n Mal stringed instrumrnis -and ensemble playing. , . birthday of Mrs: Ole Sylfest was ;. TheWomen's Auxiliary : to the ward $483.49 ; second ward, $402.- observed Wednesday. Mrs. Sylfest •"" low, cellist, and Aaron Jtivelier, violist. . The- quar- Rey.:A: AY 'Y.Sauei' Memorial;-. Home ; 31; third ward . $389.34; fourth makes her home with her two electe'd .officers at the annual meet- ward, S246 ; Cqodview ,Y SL62.52. ' daughters, Tillie and Amelia , ing . Mon day at Ihe YMCA ..' - - There are 35 envelopes still held .. . Her other children are Mrs. Har- /The - raepting', folio-wed ' a potluck by block Ywprkers who are asked 7 . ' rison (Myrtle 1 Immell, Blair , and supper. -Officers were¦'. elected as to take them to th«e. '.Merchants Na- ' - '. Mrs.; .YBasiln Stella) E ri.c.k s o n.. H on- W as tern ixp ert s follows : President , Mrs; Frieda lional 'Bank for the, final epilnt. Whitehall , Wis. She has two grand- , NIRS- 'BERNIE ; FRYSLIE , rural Whitehall "resident " who; wais- .;¦ ! Bublitz; . vice-president. Mrs. Carl Gopdlv.iew cap-tains are the sons.' Roger Erickson .. .an English Bre i tlow ; ' ' .secretary,.' 'Mrs. Floyd - Tokyo as host- Dessert and coffee Were served ST. JOHN'S LADJES AID ess for her father, who had been ' ' ffl i3 H:;Sir^feY keen memory are remarkably at the , Order of Eastern Star card { .LEWISTON, ' - ' -:( ) ' . ':¦ -' .5 ' first Ambassador , - Minn . Special - — - . WHITEHALL, Wis. ( Special ) Fryslie in 1888. Mr; Fryslie died good ^ for one her age. appointed India s , party Wednesday, evening ¦ at the ^ — to Japan. There she met aiid mar- The Ladies Aid.of the St. John 's 7 Mrs7 Bernie Fryslie, rural White- in 1943. Relatives and friends called dur- Masonic" Temple. Attendance a nd .;¦ 7 ried Faubion Bowers , an7 Ameri- Lutheran Church , will, meet WedY' - h all , obs-erved her lOOtli birthday Mrs7 Fryslie' has lived on the ing the week. Blair Cub Scouts, ac- table prizes were awarded to the . can w4ia was . writing about dance nesday at 2 .p.m. Mrs. William Tuesday when friends and relatives farm in Maule Coulee, operated companied by two of their den ' ' 100 persons who took part. Neldner. Mrs.: Frank iVuszloch, mothers, and theater of:the Far, East. ..- . : ' called on her at her home. by her nepliew. Bennie Skjonsby, Mrs. James Prederixon gone-to Mrs.-;. Martha Peterson: arid Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Johnson, Mr. Bowers had Japan PARENT-TEACHERS LEAGUE The daughter of Lars Larson for the past 67 years. A niece, Miss came in 1940 when he became an instruc- ¦ ( Ben Rupprecht are On the- item Skjonsby and Ingebord Larson , she Olga Skjonsby, also lives w-ith to sing for her. LEWISTON , .. Minn;-, : Special> - tor at Hosei University, Tokyo. In John ' sale committee Hostesses are was borri in Biri, Norway, Jan. 29; them, - - X MR. AND MfcS; B A S I L St. s: Lutheran: Parent-Teach- Mrs. ' : . FAGERNES CHURCH WOMEN 194V he was inducted into the Uni- er's League will m«et Tuesday " . William Neldner and Mrs. 1863. Her parents brought her : to Highlight of the day for the guest PHELPS, La; Crosse; announce at Esther Krnhse. ' " ,( ' ¦ ' • country . when she was . BLAIR , Wis. . (Special)—Fager- ted States Army as a private and 8:30 p.m. in the parish hall. Mrs. this three of honor was the birtfiday cake was soon commissioned for his the.engagement of their daiigh-. years old, aiid the family resided presented: her by -.rural mail car- nes Lutheran Church Women will Sanftia Rama Rau Earl Schreiber of Winona will tell meet Thursday. Mrs. : .John ability in Japanese.. With the rank ter, Lynn Jill , to Ai-landYE. GIRL SCOUT SKATING wnth relatives in La Crosse for rier W'illie Johnson. He. lias helped Nelson of her travels to Greece. Serving ETTRICK 'Wis. (Special ) and Mrs. Harry Melby will be Two experts on non-western of major he: became, ah. interpre- . .Matsbn , son of: ' Mr. and.: Mrs. . -- Et- two years before coming to this her celebrate' her birthday for the oii the lunch committee arc Mr , trick Girl Scou(s and guests held hostesses, . V culture will lecture Tuesday and ter and was appointed : aide lo , - and Mrs. area. She was married to Matt past nine years. -Ardell J . Matson Blair , Wis. - . John Sommers, Mr. and a skating party, at the Ettrick rink General M&cArfhur at the Ameri- Mrs. Arnold St oyer and Air, and Wednesday at the College of :The wedding will be- March 9 Wednesday - .-evening; ' Popcorn \vas . MTH¦¦¦ BIRTHDAY can Embassy. Mr, BoWers is pro- ' Mrs, Clifford TeschYv . ' ' BLAIR,Wis. (Special) — Henry Saint Teresa. They are Santha ficient iri seven lanmiages. at 5 p.m. at .St,"Luke 's- Mcllio- . provided by Roxarine . Casey. The Csthohc Ret BflckenhauerY husband - dist Church , La Crosse. 7 Y girls . 'vefe . accompanied by. Mrs. - Y resident at the Nyen Rama Rau and her . ; . { DINNER , FOOD SALE Offers Cheerleadiiig Rest Home, observed his 94th Faubiori Bowers. HIS BOOK, "Japanese Thea- ¦ - ' ; HARMONY. /Minn Y. < Special! . _. Berl Erickson , - leaderl and Mrs. H. . birthday Sunday. He has lived Santha Rama Ran is Nie person tre." is the first full historical PUBLIC CARD PARTY American Legi on Auxiliary is A. Lease, French Creek, , at ' .The. Classes tot G irls the home since -its -opening in responsible;. for the: successful account' for Westerners of the sponsoring its annual dinner and . KELLOGG, . Minn: (Speciali ; — . HANNAH CIRCLE Y;V 'in 1957. Mrs. Basil Nyen served birth- adaptation of a novel that lias un- theater Arts that have flourished Unit , three of St. - .Agnes Parish ; food sale Saturday at .11 a.m. at Three , classes . cheerleadirig for centuries in- Japan. Another . BLAIR Wis. (Special>-Hannah ;• techniques for girl?: begin '.this day cake and7ice cream to visi- til now. repeatedly mocked the at- will sponsor a card party Sunday | Harmony Power House. Lunch . book, "Theatre in the East ,":. is the Circle will present a . prograni on week at the Catholic Recreational tors and residents. tempts of: adapters. 7 The drama- at 8 p.m. in the ch urch . hall. Five I will he- served throughout the ¦ ; resul t of a study-toiir ol 1 4 coun- ¦ afternoon. • '". - American . Missions at the meeting - . - Center. .'- . . - , ' ; tization of E. M,. Forsrer's novel hundred will be played, prizes . . ¦ . LADIES AID * ' tries. It is a survey of Asian of Blair First Lutheran Church .':;' -. Classes are offered from 3:40 to "A Passage to 'India .'-. . opens' ;this awarded and liuicli served. The ' ¦ LEWISTON, Minn. (Special) - month on- Broadway, Faubion dance and drama. public is invited. Mrs: Richard BEREAN BIBLE CLASS Women Tuesday at 2 p.ni. A film, 4:45 p.rri, on the following sched- marriage Santha YY LKWISTON. Mine - "'Special). ,- "Twice Blessed," will be shown. and 4th silo Immanuel Ladies Aid will Bowers is an authorfiy on Eastern Since their Hartert is chairman, Mrs, Willinm ule : Fri-days-^3rd grades, Rama E-au and Faubion Bowers Berean Bible Class, will meet M6n: Hostesses are the Mnies. Clifford '6th ' meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the theater arid dance. Graner, co-chairman. -Thursdays—5th and . grades; school v, have traveled throughout Asia day at ', a p,m. - in the . St: ,. Paul's Skogstad . Einer Olson .. Hillerd ' El- : - 8th auditorium. The 7 R e . . • Mondays—7t h and. Ygrades. .. C la renee Witte -will MISS RAMA RAU'S dramatisa- and Russia, among .'.other places. PANEL STUDY CLUB United Church of Christ basement. land a.nd Almon : Briggs, ' - -""' - Mary Kay Modjeski , member of discuss . . "Church Extension tion of' "A: Passage to India " -has At present . Santha Rama Rati . i Hostesses are Mrs . Earl Papp>eh- the Cot t er cheerleaders, will be in Fund'' and : vSPRING^GROVC. Minn. .Spe- "Home Mission" and report on Di- won acclaim from : British critics and Faubion Bowers reside in New cial> -- The Panel Study. Club will fuss. aiid. Mi's. Mary- Hamriiond. CIRCLE 0 Y charge cf: the classes. The Catlio-; . vision of Minnesota District. Host- for its almost flawless -construction ;' York City with their voting son . meet Monday evening at the home Mrs. Harol d Cady will- , give the Circle Oof St. Martin -s. Lutheran - lie Recreational Center is a mem-, ' Church. will be entertained at esses will be Mrs. Rudolph Muel- its first rate characterization Y and Jai ..;: - - . : -X . of Mrs. Karl lloegh with Mrs. devotions . , 'and,.Mrs. William Lar- the ber ,; agency of: the: Winon a Com- home of Mrs. Joseph Kamrowski, ler; Mrs. Bertha Prigge and Mrs. Owen Foss as assisting lioste-ss; . son will give. the . lesson on "Man 's muhity Chest . . - ' - 540 W. Mill St., Monriav at 8 p.m. Arnold Prigge. . Mrs. William Mi- Mines. . Ivan Dahle: : Ralph Kjome -Commission, ' chaelis Jr.; and Mrs. Rudolph Blair - 8th Gradersv Harmony Scouts and Oren Lanswerk . will present RUSHFORD ALCW j SIXTH DISTRICT NURSES RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special! — Afueller are on the flower and Receive Badges the program . "Canada. Our Neigh- cheer committee. Present Plays ' bors to tile North. " Mrs. Raymond Y - .-Sixtlj District Nurses Association Tlie American. Lutheran Church nieinbers will . meet Tuesday at '¦ HARMONY, ' Minn . 'VSpecial Rank will rq'porl. .. r»n. "The EducaY Women will meet in Ftushford ALTAR SOCIETY BLAIR , Wis. (RpeeialV-Eighth ;.. * ^~ ".•SO ' p.ni. in Cotmnimity Memorial Lutlieran Church AVednesday at 2 MR , ANP MRS. WESLEY C. ' lion 'Issue" -from the Clubwomjin.. FOUNTAIN CITY, Wis. ) graders of; Blair Public Schools .. Second . Class Scout badges were Hospital solarium. Special topic of p.m. The program on American HAPPEL , Houston , Minn.. ai> 'Special presented two plays. iir the school — Members of St. Mary' Altai- awarded to. five Girl '. '.Scouts Mon- discussion ' . ' will lie the proposed missions will include ai filmstrip oil. bounce tlie engagement of s gymnasium Wednesday evening: LUTHERAN WOMEN : Society will have their corporate day afternoon in . . a candlclighting SPRlNG. GiiOVE , Minn. 'Spot- nursing program for- Winona; State Navajo Indians. Jloslesses are Ihe their daughter , Charlotte, to ¦ rirama« ' "'A Castle in , O- The two . . Communion at the 8 o'clock Mass , ceremony ' tit the Met hodist Church , ial *. — American Missions will be ; College in association with Com- WE'VE MOVED! I Mmes. Gilbert Markegard, chair- " ' Larry Braniff , son of Mr. and ; Sunday. Their next rneeting will Spain , -, and "Papa , Pepper s Those to receive badges arc:. ' Cnro- the center of Ibe program ;il the - lininily Memorial Hospital. Speak- FOur New Business Address man. Carl Tudahl , Solvie Shipstea d, , " were originally, plan- Mrs. . -Frank Braniff, Water- be in the parish hall at 8 p.m. Bombshell ; lyn Peterson, Phyllis DnO.enrod, Trinity Lutheran Cluirch Women 's ers will include. Karl.Hagberg, hos- it 420 West Sth Street. • Christ Paulson , Herbert Peterson , ned 'for presentation Jan. 23 and loo,. Iowa. TuesdayYThere will be games with . I Bonnie: Richardson. Martha . Ford meeting- Tuesday al . 2 . p.ni. .'in the pital administrator , Robert J. Sel- Bertha Grinde, GeorRe Benson and prizes, and serving will 24 but were postponed .because ol ' nver -' anil ' n faculty member Irom Helmer Tofstad. Miss Happel is a graduate be Miss I and Sandra Brosse. Lucy Moor church parlors. The skil on. mis- Louise Ileitman , chairman Mrs illness of some of the part icipants. lijidse WW' . Members are asked'to bring CuAktf L •%£>% of Houston High School and . completed her second class sions will be given by Mines. . ¦ Francis Haney, Mrs, Robert Elementary students' saw the work in Rushford; Minn. Ivan. Dahle ,. .irvin Thorson. Mer- old -cop ies of The RN" mag.i/iti'n Wm. (Curloy) Sievers Winona State College. She was Haney, Mrs. Orlan do Haines, plays in the afternoon with -a pub- Eleven girl.r^re members of ' and Liiren Kwd. A to lie .sent - io -titedical mission.-, Phone 8-1641 ¦ lin Sclick'vel. a member of Kappa Pi honor Mrs. Charles Hager, Mrs, Dale lic performance In Ibe evening. Intermediate Troop "135 .under ttie quartet (•onsisting ol the Mines, around Ihe. world. . society. She teaches in tli e pri- Hansen , Mrs. Irene Haeuser, Miss The plays were directed by Mrs, ' leadership of Mrs. Wilbur IVicr- ('buries l'.overal. l.connnl SI;an- ¦ ¦ ¦ mary department Jennie Guzinski, Mrs. Glenn Irvin Malhun and Robert .Johnson. : son and Mrs. John Mobr. They are ion , Cordon t'etol anil Ivnn Dahle ' . - \"' i£t o)i _: \ f of the Water- loo Public School system. Guenther and Mrs. Vernon Gun- assisted by Sandra Bosse. tun ior will sing. I' shers .will-be Mrs. Law- AUTOMATIC 1 derson . , scout loader Mrs Gerald .1 en- '^ lkW __\ Mr. Braniff was graduated . rence Moen and St. Michael ' s Ladies Second class scouts will work sen . The opening anrl stewardship Why take chances . witli winter-time TICKET W^zSof trf S from -high - school in Waterloo SPRING GROViTcONCERT on their proficiency bailees to devotions will lie uiven by Mrs. \^mbxj and received training; in com- SPRING GROVE , Minn. 1 Spe- Aid Elects Officers " i start Ibcni toward first class rank. Itovoru d and Mrs . I' elel. The PRINTERS /f \~£*-z ' cial — The nationally famous ¦ 'by -^ merce . while serving- in the CITY Wis. 'Special ) nursery will be eonductoil . ^ Aiigustana College Choir from FOUNTAIN . Hostesses u ill be N'nvy. He is employed in the —The Ladies' Aiil of St. Michael' s IRIS CIRCLE ltliodn Circle. Sioux Falls, South Dakota , now in i ' HOUSTON , ' Minn. Special' ~ II. A. W'ilbelnison , office of the Viking Pump Co, its 43rd Evnnge-lietj l Lutheran Church will ' the Mmes. annual tour, will present Iris (,'irdc of Houston 'tJnrden Club chairniaii . Gilbert Vick- . Herman in Cwlar Kails , Iowa. A March a conceit in Spring Grove High meet al the Lutheran Home ' at 2 AIR? DOERER'S ' TOO-DRY , will meet Monday at 8 p.m. al the Viegon . linns Wenii/t gcr, • (ir ville School auditorium p.m. Thursday. A politick lunch PHONE 5314 wedding i.s planned , i Kdstrom at 8:15 p.m. home of Mrs. Harold Poppe . wilh U'ennagc , W. ' .I . "W'illieliiisiin. Ar- 'dlo-OlspJilchtd Equipment ; ¦ Ru Studio i Thursday, Under tlie direction of will be served, and each member host wgBfm^^mZ^^^^^^^^¦:.- ' ____ ^__\\______\__\' ilt for Ihe home. Mrs. John Hoffman nssi.sjjng - viil Wisle , Hililii s: Wold. Harold %^II Dr. Arnold J. Running, the fi5 will bring a g ess. Mrs. William A, Johnson and l-'.lvin Ail- Officers elected in January are . Wright , Boyd Anderson , voice choir will present a pro- Mrs. Art Witt are in charge nf the ' ' ,\ linnio Aniosott. 1 K ^^^^^K ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^MM^0^^^K^^^/^^^ ^^' gram of Hurry Put?, dr. , vice presi- dersi in iiiid Miss ^ : varied music ranging Mrs. 1 program. |^^lHl ^^^^^^ H^^i^^PS^^^^^^n;i' --"''Y Y'V from pre-Bach to contemporary dent. nnd Mrs. Krvin Itessie , H|^^^^^^^^^ | *«„- * f r ,*» - compositions. The concert is be- I rensiiror. Mrs. Melvin Srhlessel- FERNDALE CLUB DIRECTORS ^ ¦ * ^ ing sponsored by the Junior Luth- man retnins the office of presi- m *» ~* nilSHFOIII ) , Minn . 'Special ) •-• r , „ ' * r er - Leairue- of Trinity Ltilheran dent , and Mrs. Henry l- ' rnsl Jr., * Church. The Fei'iidale Country Club direct- AK£ f * i ¦ secretary. ' S VJASH f f » ors dinner will be held al the Coif- SOFfftZE ^ VtXJR i >• \ 1 J k ^ " . BRIDAL RECEPTION ST. JOHN'S GUILD view Hestiiurnnt Saturday al 8 f f^v \ ^ / \l t HOUSTON, Minn. 1 Special) FOUNTAIN CITY , Wis . iSpw-iaD p.ni, All members ami friends can " > ' ;' l t ; > The congregation of Cross of — The Women's Guild of St. come. ! ) _\^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^Bs>tii^^ %t^i- * ;-^x x to Miss Barbara l.ewison of Vir- be Mrs. Allen Fiedler , Miss ^t n _ oqna, The reception included Sharon Fiedler , Mrs. Forrest Far- /3|Cold Weather K ' r§?br]c7r\ -x^t^ movies of tho coupl e'* wedding. rand and Mrs. Lynn Florin, ^ r^ Claude Kremor gave devotions nnd served ns master of ceremon- PARENT CONFERENCES ies, Headings were given by Miss ('(liter High School purenl con SPECIA L moisture with an Diane Hanson, Miss Karen Peter- feronee meetings will be hold l!i p.m. Meetings are arranged nt > V * 1 . • ' 'V> tho Rev, M. A,. Drnnten spoko for (^/^fiUmLM^ Ihe congregation , Houston ALOW follows; Freshmen, Monilny; ' served refreshments following lh«* sophomores, Tuesday; juniors HUMIDIFIER 1 "' V \ /-I < - J MlJ program, Wednesday and seniors , Thursday for -\ {j; ...and ANEN T WAV E S ""ii "i ; J ' PERM All winter long, when dry, stale , ar tiltcial heat causes respir- th e vor/ ^V the "young atory problems , dries out skit) ntul ha ir , causes cracks in wood- ,-**'.iS* in young... * vW ^fyv heart". (¦ a $ 95 work nnd fumiiuie and creates havoc w tth caipe l*. drapes and Dr. C. W. ruler »oto'$S95 "° ft&'SIUS other fiiinishinns , the Apt ilidre. Mmnidil'ter petl'onns as « high »° VR ¦ ¦ when dust , pollen, See our complete sohction. . 131 Cheat* Building Phona 4117 NOW *J NOW NOW capacity, cnicient hiiniulitirt. In summer, nuclei in are ntoM prevalent... it ' s a high efficiency air cleaner . Hallmark Rust Craft — Norcron It ' s two qua lity appliance s in one- lot year 'round better livt ng. By Gibson^— — v * ' Modern Chiropractic ' HAIRCUTS --- - "TfcS- JLB Yi f JrJ- - VISIT OUR HUMIDIFIER CENTER — s and (Elec trotherapy WILLIAMS Monday thru Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Northern States Power Company Optn Friday Evaning 7-9 by Appointment HOUSE OF BEAUTY BOOK AND STATIONERY Closed Saturday , Wostgate Shoppinfl Confer PUono 8-2978 7? Ewt Third St Phona S-363I

¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦- ¦ i ¦ i>— Him I I II ¦ i li i H ii I ' I ¦—' ' ¦¦ -¦ ¦ .—¦.— m+f ir ... —. - i —— I . M ¦ II .ii . OKACB BRETHRBN CHURCH (Community Roum Thurley Homes! Father and Son Quentin Matthce s, Paslo* Services at Area Churches Rushford Church ¦ . ' ' ¦ 16 «,m.—Bible school lor all ages. ; ' -AlTURV • ¦ • RI&OEWAY Banquet to Hea r ; ll a.m.—Worship. Jehovah EVi'ngtllcal Lutheran worship, Melhodlsf worship-, 9 a.m.; church school, : Thursday, 8:30 p.m.—Midweek prayer, Communion, 8 and 10:15 a.m.i Sunday 10 a7m. ' " " ' " ' ¦ ' ¦' - ' ¦¦: Y¦¦ - - ' ¦ YMCA ' 1 i cr iif: ;- '^ T ^ .. . . . • . .sthool anrl Blbla class, 9 a.m. ; Couples Grace Lutheran worship, Sunday school Adopts Budget Report on .; ^^rjr-iT 1?-^" - QBt#"«i ir- ¦ : : | ©0 . ;tAi:^i|V/.;^ dl\it " ^"^-f^^-V .fl - : " ^ Club. 8:15 p.m. Tuesday Lutheran Pio- alter- service, 9:30 a.m. V - '" ^ SEVEMTH DAY naers, 7:30 p.m. Thursday .. Sunday school SOUTH RIDGE RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special) - --: Harold Rudolph , executive sec- ADVENTIST CHURCH staff. 7:30 p.m. 'Saturday - Instruction ' ' " CONGREGATIONAL JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL ' Evangelical United Brethren .; Sunday A budget was adopted; officers? retary of the student service of FIRST ¦ (E. Sanborn and Chesfnufl . classes, 8:30; at)/) 10:13 a.m. - •' ' . (West Brwdwoy and Johnson, .1*53 Sioux SM (East Broadway and Lafayette) Hebron " Moravian- . -worship,-; 9 :30 a.m.; school, 10 a.m.; worship, sermon, : "Mem- elected and the church bell dis- ¦ Pastor T. Paul Misenko bers One ot Another," li a.m.; evening North Central Area of the YWCA, Th« Rev. Ha rold Rekstad H*nry Hosting, The Rev. George Goodreid Sunday school, 10:30 a.m.; youlh fellowship cussed at the annual meeting of at Bethany, 7:45 p.m. Saturday - confir- servi ce, sermon, " God's Worthy Temple," will be the guest speaker at th« Presiding Minister : Saturdny, 1:45 pm.—Sabbath school. 8 p.m. Wednesday - Blackboard Bible dls- the Rushford Lutheran Church. 9:30 X a.m.—Senior high chu rch jcheol 8 a.m.-l-loiy Communion. 7 mati on Instruction class. 9 am. ¦- ' : 1 2:45. p.m.—Worship with service every cushion at -Ralph Kathan ' s, I p.m. fathers and sons banquet at 6:30 ¦ class. . . ' - . - . . I- ' ¦ ' ¦i' -p.rn .-*-Pubt!c- talk, "Youth's Opporlun- 10:45 a.m .—Holy Communion. The Rev. BETHANY A budget of $34,818 was approv- ¦ Saturday. 9- TAMARACK • ' 10^30 . a.m.-Worshlp, church school IMes in This Modern Age." L. J. Wilson, Rushford., will officiate at Bethany Moravian Sunday school, .4S p.m. Wednesday at Central Luth- Lu-fhcran ed. A finance committee for the classes for ,3-yen r-olds- through junior high. 3. 15 p.m.^Watchtower study. "To Pre- both services. a.m. ; worship, 10:45 a.m.; youlh fellowship, Sunday school, 9:15 a.m.; wor- In-fants. . ¦ Preludes to ': wor- '¦ ¦ 4 p.m.—Brownies meet, 7M5 p.m. Thursday - ladles Bid,- 1:30 p.m. ship 11 am Thursday choir, J pm parish house building project was eran Church's Fellowship Hall. Nursery lor ¦ serve Your Souls AHye, Have Faith. " Monday, Sorlien, organist," "Pre- 4-5 p.m.—Junior Girl Scouts . meet In Saturday - Instruction class, 9 a.m. Saturday - confirmation class, 9 a.m. ship by June 1 Thursday, 8. P.m.—Group Sible study. authorized The committee will re- The banquet is sponsored by the ' 'tucJlo, '- ' Kern; and "Folksong Prelude, "!. parish Kail- CEDAR VALLEY TREMPEALEAU , 7:30 p.m.— 'Ministers; training Rushford Leaguers port its financial resources in Larson. -Anlhcin will be sung by sen'or . Thursday, Wednesday, !:30 p.m.—St. Paul's Episco- I LQIherarj Sunday school. 10- 15 am Mount Calvary Lutheran worship, 9:30 the church. ' school.' Men 's Brotherhood of choir under direction ot Harold Edstrom, pal Churchvwomeh meet. Sf. -Elizabeth Guild worship Communion 11 am. fellowship a.rn. ; Sunday . school,. 10:30 a.rn. Thurs- pledges and cash at Ihe midyear solo by Mrs. C R- Stephen- 8:30 p.m.—Service meeting. : ¦ dlnn«r with mcelino. of American Lutheran Rudolph will show slides of student Offertory ¦ hostesses. ' ' ,. '' Host to Youths day - choir, 7 p.m. meeting of the congiegation April son. "The . Greatest of These . Is Love," , 'Y' ' ¦' • /(T Church Women, 15:30 p.m. WEAVER - "Unwelcome Intruders." ELEVA 24 work project on ia YMCA camp in BitOood. Sermon, Methodist worship and Sunday school, Postlude, "Posrlude/' . LeBeguc. Collet CHRISTIAN SCIENCE For Eleva Lutheran worship,. 8:30 and 10:50 ' ' . SALVATIOM ARMY Tobogganing , a.m.; Sunday church school, - a.m. 10 4S i m The church bell took its share South America where he was group , hour In -Fellowship rbomY ¦(West-Sanborn and Wain)-;-. . ' SI.) 9:40 . 1115 W. 3rd Tuesday - Cub Scout Den' meetings, 3:45 WILSON leader. . 3 p.m.—pilgrim fellowship. of the meeting It was decided that 'Ft. Williams 7 RUSHFORD Minn (Special) - | p.m.; church council meets, ! p.m. Wed- Tr inity Lutheran .worship,710 a.m.; Sun- Tuesday. 10 a.m.—Morning , study, and 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. Brig. George. - . day school, 11 a.rn. Saturday - confirma- the bell would be rung on Sun- Subject, " "Love ; 7 nesday '- senior choir rehearsal. prayer group. . 11 a.m.—Service. ," ¦ ¦ The Rushford Luther Leaguei s tion instruction, 1 a.m. ¦Wednesday, ' p.m.—Testimonial , meet- »:41 i.m.—Sunday school...... -. ' HART days as has been done in the past. —Women'! fellow- . , • • had a full schedule Sunday WITOKA Wednesday, »:30 a.m. lno: 7 • 10:45 a.ih. .—Worship. . ¦ Lutheran Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; wor- Also, the bell will now be rung for Belvidere Lutherans . 7 |hip work . dsy, s Thurley . 'At ' Methodist Sunday school, 9>:30 a.m., Reading room open Tuesdays, Thurs- 2:15 p.m .—Children' meeting,' 2 30 pm they met at the ship, 10:30 a.m.; Walther. Llagoe, t p.m. . 3:45 p.m.—Junior, choir . . . . . Building. Mary Friedrlch .. worship, 10 a.m. a short time at the beginning of ' days and '- . Saturdays . from 1:30 to <:30 Homes Community . , church foi a len uiting party A and Joan Greethurst, " "Thursday, 7 p.m.—Senior choir . — Sunday school and united hosts. each funeral service and at the : LAKE . CITY , Minn. Vr- Newly ' p.m. ;¦ ¦:. - 3:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.—Church council. ' ^ service, Kfcllogg, home of Julius Laska. , tobogganing party was held later HOMER elected officers of StY Peter's Lu- • • • ¦ beginnings of weddings and . other .6:15 p.m- —Young People' s Legion. : With Looney Valley Leagueis as Homer Methodist worship, ta ,m. special services at the church. theran Church , Belvidere , Yhave GRACE PRESBYTERIAN 7:15 p.m.—Street service. guests Leagueis and guests came LOONEY VALLEY Lake City Progra m 7:30 :p.m. -=-Evangcllstlc service.. Lutheran' worship, Communion, 9:30 a.m. The congregation also approved been installed/ They were <2erald — Ladles : Home back to the chuich for a suppci Lutheran Services The Rev. William T. King Tuesday, . 7:30 p.m, Sunday school, 10:35 a.m. Tuesday.:- Sun- L\KE CITY Minn (Speciali- ^two chuich services during the Burfeind , .elder; John Diercks. trus- . , (Franltlln and Broadway.! League, with Sybil Betz as chanman day school feathers m?et, ( o.m. Wednes- tee; Calvin Bollum, treasurer; Paul Thursday.- 7:15 p.m.—String band prac- day - senior choir, 8 p.m; se Rc\ ErntE Geistfeld , St Mar- summer months starting June 2. CENTRAL LUTHERAN . ". ' a.m:—Church school. Marlene Larson was ptogram * : tice. MINNEISKA , tin ' s Lutheian Chui ch Winona , They will b* at 8 and at 9:30 or Meyer, finance committee; Burton (The American Lutheran Church) 10:30 a^m.-Worshlp. Sermon, "Ability —Service. . chairman Her team presented a MasSSs, 8 ' 7:45 p.m. . . Sr. Mary' s. Catholic . . and 10 10 a.m. Meyer , board of education and tCorner Huff and Wabasha) 7 Belore Command. " Text, . 'Genesis . 1!,15.. ¦ ' ' ¦ ' format of the * Today ' show a.m.; dally Rosary, 7:30 a,m.; daily Mass, was speaker at the welcome- ban- Anthem, "11 Thou But, Sutter . God , to : .. . . Noi-maii Juer and Clarence Nickel- L. E. Brynestad Pastor 7:30 a.m. qucl Sunday at Bethany Lutheran Officers elected include: Church . Guide Thee, " R.asley. Choir . director Jon Hatleli was master of cere- son , cemetery board. New ushers Pastor Mrs. Walter Gilbertson: organist,. Miss CHUR.CH of the NAZARENE MINNESOTA CITY CRuPch. The; banquet honored new council, Keith McCallum , Donald Y W- C. Fries th/ Assistants . 6U monies Otheis on the piogram jdnelle Millarn. Nursery service .pro- tbrrln St. ano new Highway St. . Paul' s Catholic Masses, B and -10 include Deniiis and Duane Sten> were Julie Iverson Marlene Lai - a.m.; holy days and first Friday Mass, membei s accepted into the church Dammen, Kermit Anderson , Mrs. ¦V -9 a.m.—Communion. Sermon, "Power vided. Thfc Rev. Phil Williams men, Dale Kohrs and William son , Nancy Post , Suzanne Peter 5:39 p.m.; dally- Mass, d:45 p.m. during 1%2 hicluded in the pro Laverne Johnson and Mrs! Ralph Unlimited." •Wednesday, 2 p.m.—Circle No. 1 meets -Sunday John : 9. a.m.—Sunday, school grades- four »:45 ,a.m. —Church sch ool. First Evangelical . Lutheran am was a duet ptesented by Hammer , delegates to district con- Betcher. K e r m it Eppen, at home of. Mrs. Cletus Moore., son , Margaiet Bartelson and Ka 'mmunion, Ri through 15. Bible study class In chapel. 10:50 a.m .—Worship. Sermon,7'Let's Take school, 8:45 a.m.; worship, Co Schafer and Bruce Tipcke became . ¦ . 8 p.m.—Manse , Round . Table meets al ¦ Sunday school teach- ' Jovce and Jean Stehi a trumpet vention , Joseph Holger and S. B. 10:15 axn.-Communlon. Sermon. •; "Pow- ' God Seriously. ''' tin N'clson 9:45 a.m. Tuesday home of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Croom. ' class-at new voting members of the con- V er.' Unlimited. Anthem by , the senior 7 p.m. - -fellowship groups meet. L.'done ers, 7 p.m. Wednesday - -Dibit solo by Dennis Stein an accot Teig; alternate, Ben Oberland ; del- " . . In ¦ Two y Valley leaguers Goodview 7 pm Saturday confirmation choir, supervised nursery 'for ^ols par- 7:30 . pliti' . . '-".— Evening service, Sermon, I gregation . played a piano duel and one iead Instruction at Goodview; 9 aim dion s,olo by Kathleen Gejken and egates to Lutherhaven. Gaylord ish house. "God Need s Bold Christians. " CHURCH OF CHRIST NORTON a piano solo by Jean Stehi New Worden and Clair Overland; alter- ' ¦: —Su nday school, nursery, kin- Thursday. 7 p;m.—Midweek Bible sludy. a serious ic.idni g Pastoi Dennis , . 10:15 a.m. (IWO Kraemer . Drive) Trinity Evangelical ' ' .Lutheran- ' worship; dergarten,: grades one through three. 8 p.m.—Choir practice. Brake, Looney \ alley was " inter members were introduced by the nate, Alton Morken- Lutheran So- MOrken , Stanley Holland; Laurence Robert Quails Communion, 10 a.m. . Mondaiy. through : . . . 2:13 - p:rri.—Junior League meets «t viewed" and presented a talk on Friday. - confirmation class, Silo,. 9 a.m. Re."v. E. W. Richter , pastor . Ruben cial Services, of Minnesota, Miss Bjorge. Allen Thompson and Rob- : church to .go to Lutherhaven . for. toboggan Wondoy ¦ choir rehearsal, 8 p.m. Wednes- Gertrude Hanson and Mrs. Ger- 10 a.m.—Bible school classes for all "Modei nism I heme of the eve ¦ Willers presided , The banquet was ert Highum; alternates, Carrol . party. . EVANGELICAL UNITED day -- confirmation ' class, 7 p.rn. Satur- ages Adult .class will study il Thessalon- . hard Oian; 1 Tuesday, "7: p .m.—Sunday school teach- . ¦ : CHURCH ; rung \ quailet Mai v Rollefson I day - , Saturday school, 9 a.m.;:' confirma- sponsoied by the auxihai y, Mrs Julsrud , Winton Christenson . Orrin ' iaris. -7 , '7 BRYETHREN ¦ ' ers. . - ' - ' -(Wis? I tion class 10 30 a m Huben Willers pi esident Mrs Roy Klungtvedt. and Elvin Humble, and . . ' ., . . King, and South Baker). Ruth Weslby "\lai sha Bovum and Delegates to Good Shepherd Wednesday, 6:30 p.m:—Father , and -son 11 a.m.—Worship.; Sermon, "The Christ- , j PICKWICK Walson and Mrs Rudolph Kohis Lutheran Home, Lloyd Engrav , nominating committee, Stanley .' banquet, - ' Fellowship' Hall. , iari's Spiritual Life." The Rev. Paul MUbrandt ISancy Post , sang accompan ied by St; Luke (s Lutheran Sunday school, 10 ' | 7 p.m.—Bible study class".-In chapel. - '•«.p.m.—Worship. . . Sermon, "The Eptiesu! Naomi Julsriid. a.m.; worship; 11 a.m, i were in chaige of anangements Kermit Holger , Bert J«hsen, Eno Veir and Luther Myhro ¦ ¦ ' Thursday, :7 p.m.—Senior cr»oir. ¦ " "' • . Letter." ; ' . VY V 9:15 a.m- —Sunday school . ¦ '. World Service Day 7:30 . p;m.-tSA> Fellowship Hall . Wednesday, 7 p.m.—Blbla classes for T0:30 .a ,rn .—Worship. ' ¦ the Women's Friday, 4 p.m.—Boys choir; .;¦ all ages. Ads 18, . lesson f-ejif. will be. ob-served. Ladles7of World Service will participate i iiiiitYi-y in/r>ifaii > >n »>I I I* .Saturday, . 9 a.m.—Junior , and senior Saturday, .9:30 a.m.- "Walk With ' tt-.e Society, . of." . " ' ' ' ' : conflrmands: : In the service. Theme, '.'Members; One of ) . . . .. 7 Master." Lesson, "Should Musical Instru- iln iiiri» ' imiii» ii «in»jMi rA ii'i(* i» 1 - . 10:15 aim.-Cpnllrmatlon chofr. Another." . ments Be Used-in Worship?" ' 11 a.m.—.Girls choir.7 , 7 ' p.m. — Youth fellowship meeting. R!ch: ard . Arms! rong leader; .. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST : Wednesday, 7 p;m . -^ Circle J will meet FAITH LUTHERAN (West Broadway and South Baker) - George Rlsch, 375 ft rl at the home of , Mrs. , „ «* ¦ (Th» Lutheran Church in Amtrlca) Eugene Reynolds, Harriet S|. Theme ol the '-devotions I ' period, j J ;• I uTK \__f #% w ;^ 1 ^a p I _^ m ^__ w § MJ ' Minister H .: (701 W. Howard) . "Love." V isltors welcome. Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Evangelism com- Robert L. Nitlson, Pastor t. 'S a.m.—&ible school, classes . for all mittee.- Assisting ages,7 nursery through, adult. Adult les- . Earle Drenckhahn, son, . "Mighty Deeds ot Je-sus." . 10:45 a.m.—Worship. Sermon, "Christ- .--1-' . a .m.—Sunday ichool with classes -for . ian Baptism." ¦ , FIRST BAPTIST ., all ages. . 4:30 p.m.—Teens for: .V 10:1J ».m.—Worship, Communion. Ser- Christ. itsson The Rev. Walter 'EYEcktarcttY topic, m Not a Child Any. Longer. ' . . mon, "Bear, tho- Message. ¦ Mr*. Robert . "I' " (W'est Broadway and Wilson) . ¦ ¦ " ' . Tremain, organist, . . ' ' ¦will pla-y " "Faith," 7:30 p.m,—Evening service. . - Sermon, "The Betrayed Husband."; . f:45 a.n-i:^-Church school, graded classes Mendelssohn, tnd "The Shepherd' s Sunday - Tuesday, . 7:30 p.m.—Elders and deacons for children ,-: study program for adults; Song;" Kreutzer. Senior choir will sing ¦ ; ."Remember All the People." Nursery cart meet at church . nursery. service. ' . . ¦ ' will be provided. Thursday. . 7 p.m.—Midweek service. . 10:45' ,, a^m.—Worship. ' -Sermon) "Perish- - ' . Ih Epheslans." Spe- ing or Being Saved." Prelude, "Prelude In ¦12 noon—Pancake dinner . by . church Adult lesson, ."Studies . 'E' Flat, " •; James: . offertory, - . "Trust, " - , '.m«n; assisted by Luther LeaaUe. cial class, tor children. Goetilnger; "Festival Posltude, - Ashford. 3- p.m.—Parish education m eeting. Can- " 8 p.m.—Choir., rehearsal. " Nursery ¦ tervlcej.. "-' . non Palis. : .' Friday, . 7:30 p.m. — Women' s council . . 6:457 p.m.—Luther League will meet al meet at. parsonage', 917. W, Broadway. Mrs'. . 7 p.m.—Baptlst : evening, fellowlng. Adull the church briefly and then go bowling, R. H, Loucks . Will . .show slides of the toolc, "Communism and Christian Faith.'' Monday, -7 p.m.—Church council. Christian MoMiers and Babies.: Home " at Junjcr topic, to . be announced. Wednesday, 10 a.m.—Cherub -school . St. Louis, Mo.7 . Tuesday : 7 p.m.—Jtidson • Guild,' ; ' home ol Thursday, 7:30 . p:ni .—Senior choir. 7 Terrl . Blarichard. - . I BOI) W. MarX: 51. Devo- Saturday, 10 a.m.—Catechetical class, tional . leader,.Cheryl Schultz. Terri Blanch: CENT RAL METHODIST ard reporas on . "Tour.-From-Moonbeam. " : Dr. E. Clayton Burgess Wednseccay. 2 ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN p.m. — Women's Baplist (West Broadway and. Main) 7 Missionary .Society, home, of ..Mrs.. C. - L. (Wlieoiifln Synod) - (West Wabasha and High) Blumentrlf t, . 209 W , Mill St . Mrs. j, N. . 9:30 . a.m,—Sunday., school ior all ages Boddy reports on mission study book De- . The Rev. A; L. Merariiclc* from 3 years through adulls. . . votional leader. Mrs, Rey Denzer , . . ' ;. ' 10:45 a.m.—Worship. 7$m»«ryised nursery ' Vicar Roger Motdert hauer 7 p.m' . provided , for; children under 5. Miss .^-Dlaconate t>oard meeting, pas- tor ' Agnes Bard,, organist. Youth choir w III s office. ¦ <¦' —Worship. Sermon, "A Trium- . . : a.m. sing direction of Robert Andrus. Thursday. 7 p.m phant Departure.'! Miss Kathleen , Sleeeli, under- . .—Midweek Bible study, ¦ Senior choir will- sing uiid er direction of "Christ. in the Gospels - - 'organist. . •; ' . .:. . '" . . . Milton Davenport. Or. E. Clayton Burgess p.m --r«;aL 79:15 and Bible • .-^CnoIr rehe. a.m.¦—Sunday school clan- will conduct ttie service. es. ¦: . ' : . 5:15 p.m.—Trip, to "South. East Asia," 10:30 a.m-^-Worshlp. Sermon . same, as Classes - tor aII,,age groups, kindergarten LAK ESIDE above. Kinderg a rten through 'fourth grade, through , adulls. Each , tarnily bring own EVANGELICAL directed by Mrs. Margaret . Backer, will FREE CHURCH ¦ sack , lunch. sing "Blessed J esus, at Thy W/ord." - , 5:30 : ¦p.m.—"Wesley Foundation / supper . CWest Sarnia and Grahdl V . 7.p.m.^-Marrled, couples club bowling, and program.. The Rsv. LaVern Swanson 7 Monday, 7 p.m;—Lutheran Pioneers. Mondays 7 a.m-—Men' s prayer group. ¦ ¦ '¦ ' 6:30 p.m.—Lutheran Girl Pioneers. 4, p.m.—Brovmles. 7 »:36 a.m.—Sunday school, Steven I p.m. councils. Forster, ¦. —Pioneers " . . 7 p.m.—Boy .Scouts. superlnleitdent; -adulf lesson, Gatatlans, Tuesday afternoon—Sewlng Gultd. ¦ . .. Tuesday, 4:30 p.m.—Girl Scouts.. 10:45. . a .m. :- Worship - 3:45 p.m.—Junior ' ',' - ' and children's 7 . choir . Wednesday, 1:30 . p.m.-WSCS. church. . Sermon, "The Triumphs 7 p.m:r-Sunday- school teachers. . . tn Faith. " Thursday, 7. p.m.—Youth choir. . 2:45 p.m.—Hiawatha Valley Fre;e Church . 8 -p.m:—Senior choir.. 7 p.m.—Senior choir .. Sunday school pastors and superintendents Wednesday, 7 p.m.^-Youth League execu- 7:15 p;m.^Board of trustees. meetirjn. tive committee. B p.m .-.Commission, on. education ; com- .'6- -p.-m:—Senior ' youth fellowship.. . 7:30 p.m.-Youth League. 7 mission on worship, ' 7:30 p.rn;—Gospel hour: . Sermon, "The Thursday, 2:30 p.m.—Ladles Aid. ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ' . ¦ ¦ •' Spirit's Message to The Churches. . -:1:I5 p.m.—Junior chiolr. - . " . . Thursda y, <:30 p.m.—Women 7:30 p.m —Gamma Delta.. 's /Mission- 7 ary Society family night fellowship, supper. ; 8. p.m.—PTA.; ., . Slides ol . Arrowhead Slble camp will be Friday, 5-7 p.m.—Communion reglstra- Catholic Services shown. . tiori. . Saturday, 9 a.m.—Confirmation classes . I^5 L^L^L^L^L^L^L^L\ ^L^Bk^Lli^L^L^L^L^L^L^L^L^L^LT SS—vi^v^ & ^^EK5KV V^% i^\it\ -p^n?ffi?^flnit? II ILK ^maaSSSESoKS ^ammK ^^^^^ BbBSavSSS ^^B^^ Y T &. ? ' ' ' CATHEDRAL ^ * - ¦ ' ' • ¦ ¦ . . , • OF SACRED HEART WINONA GOSPEL CHURCH (Main ' : STY MARTIN'S LUTHERAN . and West Wabasha) (Center.end Sanborn Streets) 7 The Rf. Rev. Msgr. Harold (Missouri Synod ) Robert Sabin (Broadway and Liberty) J. Dittman John Wesley Hall The Rev. Emir Geistfeld The Rev. Joseph La Plant* Dale; Aaron The Rev. Armin U. Deye Th* Rev. Doneld Connelly Ministers Assisting, the Rev. R: Korn The Rev. Joseph Cashman Sunday Masses-5-45, 7, 8, 9:30 and 11 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. 11 a.m. —Worship. t a.m.—Matins. Sermon,: "Children, a a.m ana 12.-15 p.m. 8 p.m.—Community Evangelistic Blessing or: a Curse?" Text, Psalm Weekday Mnsscs—6:30, / :15 and 8 a.m. service. " ¦ ¦ ' 127:3. Holy Day Masses—5:15 and 8 a.m. and Tuesday,¦ 7:30 p.m, — Prayer and- Bible ' study. ' . ,. • ' .' 9:15 a.m.-Sunday school and . teenagj 12:15, 5:15 and 7:30 p.m. . Bible class. \ Confessions—Monday through Friday ol Friday, 7:30 p.m. -Hobby Club. ' ¦ '' ¦ 9:15 and 10j45 a.m.—Sermon and text this week, 5 to 6 p.m.i Saturday, 3 to 5:30 same as , above. Anthem, "Be Thou Our p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Guide." Organists. Miss Oolores Schu- CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST mann and F. H. Broker. ST. STANISLAUS OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS 7:30 p.m.-^A.dult Inlormation class be- (East i -D - • clnsri . Confessions—3-5 p.m, and 7-9 p m ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 1 rm earth for the buildin g of djarac- v>°.V is old enoug-h to assume responsibility for the care of a dog, it s time ; 9 p.m. —Bible class teachers, Thursday before first Friday,- day before ICenfer and Broadway) Saturday, 9 a.m.-Junior confirmatio n holy days of obligation and Saturday, W, «or and good citizonship. lt is a store- CllOUgh f01' him to have One " class, W. Shaw I 1 p.m.—Guild b.ikc vile. B Jionse of spiritual values. Without a ST. CASIMIR'S 10 a.m. --Sunday school. (West- Broadway near Ewlng) 11 a , 111. —Children 's church, I strong church , neither democracy But our Da.vey is growing up with his dog — his frolicking playmate The Rt. Rey, Msgr. 11 a.m. —Worship . . ¦ GOODVIEW TRINITY 7:30 p.m. nor civiiia.1 ibn can kurvive. Th«r. . -Worship. today,J his faithful frien d and protectorr tomorrow. LUTHERAN CHURCH Julius W. Haun Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. . Bible and prayer ¦ Jiro four sound reasons why every > The R«v. Robert Stamschror hour (Wisconsin Synod ) ¦ nr-rson shou ld attend services rr-gu- Q g.] The Rev. David M. Ponath Sunday Masses—8 and IO a.m. I ]iei & lbor haa ail opinion also about children and God : "When my Weekday Masses~7:55 a.m. 1 Jurlv atul suiiport the Church. Tliey . . . . , , ...... , ¦' Holy day Masses - «:30 ano 9 a.m McKINLEY /METHOD IST 8:30 and 11 a.m.-Wnrsh ip. Sermon, E nn-: 111 Ki»- his own sake. (2) For son is abl e to weigh the claims of religi on with a mature mind he can de- Confessions at 3 and 4:30 p.m. and 7 The Rev. Edward W. Gebhard "This Is My B eloved Son. " Organist, Miss p.m, Saturday/ For the suke Annette Hagoen. 3:30 p.m. Sunday, and 3 irttil tiroadWfiy and Hlnh) 1 Ms chiidr pn 's sake. (3^ he to go to p.m. Monday. eide for himself Avhethei" wants Church," »M5 a.m.-Sunday school. H) Flrsl Friday Massaa-«iM and 7:5) a.m. I of his cominunily unci nation, Monday, 3 p.m.—Adult membership class, » and 10:45 a.m. - Worship. , Sermon, 1 p.m.—Church council. "Have Salt In Yourselves. " Junior choir, I For ihe sake of the 'church itself , , "What 'heritage ' would men have of Truth and Righ t and Freedom if Tuesday, 7 p.m.—Sunday school teachers, ST. MARr'S directed hy Mrs , Edward Gebhard, will Minnesota Clly '. IWosI Broadway near Bjerce) sing "Awake, My Soul," anrl -Willi Ihe had not its to the It is the jti Sun. /Mis, '^ generation imparted blessings next? itk Wednesday, 7 p.m. —Bible cl ass. The Rt. Rov. Msgr, R, J. Snyder " llaivcy Gordon, organist, 1 "Ipplut 't nt. Xlrch i'egu- ™^ Y 8 p.m.—Church choir first ser-s/lco , Senior cliolr, dlreclod hy . Rev. Richard Hatch 9 p.m.-Adult membership class, Th* Justin L-cmke , will ;.lnn at second serv- ^\ inr i .v iinrhr.-id your Bible dtiii y, of our fathers which is ours to cherish, and to teach our children. Thursday, 7:30 p.m,~PTA at St. Mat- The Rev. Martin Olson ice , Nui oory for Infant* during both serv- ices. Memorials will be dedicated In tha up an it Hiew's, Winona, Sunday Messii—1:41, I, 8, 9:30 Let and ind 11 sreond lervlr.e. Plcrlqcs will br received them grow with that Christi Faith will have Saturday, » a.m.—Confirmation Instruc e.m. and Ulll p.m its at bolh services to retire building Indebt- y*^>. Hon. Weekday W«|iu-7 and II a.m, ¦ edness. Time will be a nole-burnlnn / i Holy Day Masses - 5:30. I. 9 a.m. nnd ceremony for :: s rightful place in their lives. 9:30 and 7 p.m. WSCS on Kilclirn fund In y v ? both MII - vices, ^^^^ ^ REDEEMER EV. LUTHERAN Confessions - 330 ta s> p.m. and /:ll 9-10:30 a.m. lo 8:30 p.m, on Saturdays, days bclnra -Sunday church sthnol, (Missouri Synod) a p.m Junior holy days and Thuradayi tielort first Fri- and senior lilgli and (I70O W. Wabasha SM day!. parent supper to t>eoln S IUIIIRS "Know Tht Rev, Rudolph Korn, Your Pa rent, " lor loenngers and "(iii|oy Your Teenager " lor parents, Pastor ST. JOHN'S ruasila v, 4:30 p.m. Methodist Men ' s 9 is a.m - Sunday stliool and Bible (Cast Broadwa y mn Hamilton) dinner inr entire parish, Movie, "The cltur. The Very Rov. Msgr. I lia ol John Wesley . "'NfUrrwarrt In tin- 10 JO a.m. - "Worship, Communion, Srr- James D. Habiger sanctuary. mon. "Gocl' i Inipartlal JiKltirnenl. " Thursday, I pin. Ilullillno fund com Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Mnnd/jy, I p.m, tenuis. Sunrtay Massui / , v tint) |> a.m. mlltee. Senior ctinlr rehearsal. Sunday Mowluy Sitlurdny I Tuesday, / run. --Jimtnr choir, , Weekday Masses — 8 a.m. 7,45 |i rn. Cnniinl:,:, Inn meals. .loHln iii .lo.shua ] Samuel Daniel Daniel l.nke Titus I » p.m.—Church rounr.ll. Confessions - 4 and 7 p.m. on Saturdays, 11:45 p in. - milcial hoard . Wednesday, T p.m. —Sunday school teach- vigils ot feast days and Thursdays baton Snturdny, 1 am, Ynulli mtiiilirnlilp 1!4 : H-1S 24:ll)-25 2:18-2G 1:3-14 1:15-21 2:21-35 2:6-14 I er-,. - first Fridays, rJa:,-, . __ _ Saturday, 9:no and 10:30 a. tn. < , 1 -Cateclut- Flril Friday Masses - a o.m, and 1.11 . 30 a in ClwiiKr-l S IIIIIPIS i ' rnliears(il, leal Instruction , o.in. 10 1,(1 . Junior choir lehoarsnl. ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ BHOTaH PMHBMil Copyright 1961) , KoUl«-r Adv«rlUlng Service, Inc., Slnwliurg. Vi\. This Church and Youth Message Is Published Weekly By These Business Firms and Manufacturers Western Coal & Oil Co. The Warner & Swascy Com pany Brom Machine & Foundry Co, Whittaker Marine & Monufacturing Winona Tool Manufacturing Co. P. Earl Schwab 0!l Lnf-jyettc - Winonn. Minn. Knrlger Division xw;, Sixilt - Condwew , Minn, General Coulraclpr - Winona . Minn. 2-1 Laird HI. — Winonn . Minn. 1430 W. Broudwaiy — Winona , Minn. Winona Hotel Madison Silo Company Country Kitchen Drivc-ln Springdale Dairy Com pany Winona, Min nnsoui Winona . Minnesota Cur. lit. fil "Milk of Superior Flavor " and Orrln tit, - Wlnoiui , Minn, The Merchants Nat'l Bank of Winona Fawcett Funeral Service Willia ms Hotel & Annex Bunko' s Apco Service Boland Manufacturing Co. 102 East ard St. 270 K. 3rd — Winona, Minn. Breitlow Funeral Home Catering Service - Winona. Minn, 1570 Service ltd. - 700 III. Snrni a . 3rd and Johnson Sis. - Winonn, Minn. 37li IC. Snrnln - Winona , Minn. Winona Ready-Mixed Concrete WiHiams-Wilbort Vault Co. Vulcan Mfg. Co,, Inc. Peerless Chain Company H. J. Dunn Black Top Surfacing Co. Watkins Products, Inc. 1635 West Fifth St. - Winona , Minn. 3rd nnd Wilson , — Winona, Minn Front and Walnut — Winonn, Minn. UtM W. 2nd St. - Winonn, Minn. 5775 fitli St. — Winonn , Minn. Winonn , Minnesota Fund Pledges Building New Harmony Scouts No Benefit Seen Get Eagle Badges To Be Dedicated Ettrick Gets leathers, K eep HARMONY , Minn. (Special ) - A* Two Boys Scouts of Troop 74 will For Housewives receive the Eagle badge at an Eagcl Court : of Honor Wednesday At McKinley Tentative OK Grades Hon at the elementary school at 8 p.m. In Oleo Repeal McKinley M e t hod . is t Church ' ¦ETTRICK;' .'Wis, (Special>-Pre- Ronald Johnson , son of Mr. and ST, PAUL MP) . —The houw- ' members will dedicate their build- liminary plans foi a new parish By LESLIE J. NASON, Ed. D. • ¦' . .grade; -lie ...brings home very . Mrs. Howard Johnson , and Dennis wife would get no benefit from ing fund pledges at both services hall and Sunday : school building.- Professor of Education,. . • .- lo\v gi'ades in all subjects.; Grcibcl , son of Mr . and ' Mrs. repeal of the 10 - cent - a - pound Sunday morning for. the were accepted al the annua! meet- , b-f liis work habits are: graded; . Stanley Grcibcl have attained the tax on oleomargarine , William liquidation University . . Southern California ¦ ' ' . ?1/ the obligation:, incurred ing of Living Hope Lu t he ran .' •Wastes time- iri a tte-.nli'Vc , sat- . rank. The Iroop is sponsored by Nystrom of- Worthington when Dear Dr, Nason , : , Vic* the; church school unit was built Church. 7 isfied wi;h , less than besi . dis- Harmony volunteer fire depart- president of dhe ;Mifinesota Farm- The proposed building,; housing I have been . told thai when ' '' . lurbs class , does woi'k below; ment.; and the church remodeled¦ five . ers Union , Mold the 'A Minnesota years ago at a ' total ¦ cost of $120, a fellowship hall to seat 165 and l - there is a choice of grades , it his -.ability, does! not - complete ' ¦ - ¦ ' House Tax Committee Thursday. 000. . V .-; ¦ to provide space for six classes, j . is-- . better , to mark low . That a ' -'assignments. " . ' . Nystrom said that after repeal ' A goal of $i),500 has been set for includes a kitchen , two adminis- j U instead of . a C grade or ii .- Iii his social ut l jludcs all 2 Seek Mondovi of the 10-cent federal oleo tax in the present campaign , ' trative offices -and: six classrooms, j Y.C. instead! of a B will .siiriiu- . ieac-hors' . niark him ' ; as-. ' being .' l!)50 the consumer did not receive : the amount ' ' ' needed to cover the; balance of the . . A total of $15 ,000 lias been raised i late¦ a child', .to . -work harder/ . CDopeialive. He is president any benefit, adding, "the manufac- indebtedness and interest. during the; past years for a build- j - -It; has been my persona 1 ex- of his !'classv:-and has -many Council Post turers and distributors , absorbed ' ' An ,000 note, ing fund. The structure would be i perience that a disappoinimeiil . . " .friend s. , ( tlie difference. " $8 the sum borrow- the first of a long-range biiildiii" ' ; ' MONDOVI , Wis. .Special)—Har- : ed: by the WSCS to equip arid iur- i in grades leads to clri>p-oiils or . - r have talked with' his leach- Nystrom then presented a chart plan. The trustees were .authorized ; .' a- 'bother ' old Zittel and Joseph Benning have iiish the kitchen in the unit . . Vvhy. lo! 1r.v .' "Yalti- . ers • and I hoy say th is is a . inchoating the retail price did not . new" , to.stage 'a fund raising , campaign, j v tude: .Oil - tlie. , filed nomination' papers with the lias been paid in, full and will be - .. other hund , .. a passing phase. . . change much after the federal '.-tax •!. Wayne Erickson- '. is president of, ; high grade , even when , , city clerk for 2nd Ward alderman burped at the; morning services. it is not 1 have tried , to help him at posts. Incumbent Alderman repeal. the congregation. Executive build- \ fully deserved , makes a child home and he seems lo resent Her- Mrs. Charles Lowe, present presi- ' : man WcisS is not , seek ing re-elec- dent of the WSCS ing committee includes Mrs. Hi- more inlerested in the subject , my suggestions. Could you ad- " ¦; ¦ ¦ The chart showed that the:retail* . : MrsY Bruce Jejinings John- , tion. . " Reed , treasurer , and Mrs. ram Mahlum , tirs. more sure of himself and he Yvisp me as to what ..might , do ; average price of oleo in the United Edwin son ,. Victor Folkedahl Arthur Rjin- i "Richard . Fitzgerald . -1st Ward; Spencer and Mrs. L. IU. Ferdin- , . continues to do -well. . to help my boy 'Y His. four Sis- . Slates was 30.8 cents in 1949 and nestrand , Kenneth Trim, E. O; j " ' Lloyd Toiiiien , 3rd Ward , and Wal- 1950., andsen Sr., who were presidents . . . Severa of us Avould¦ ¦ like yoiir lers.-hav* never 'had any trou- 31:3 .cents in . - .In . 1951 it , was ; Runnestrahd, Glnytbi) Dbdn; N. C, | . ¦ opinion on this. ' . - ' . " lace Hemmy, 4th Ward , all incum- ,14!" of the society during the debt re- • YbieYY¦ . . cents and then went into the Twesme, John Terpening aiid A.. -; - -• ' . K. C., Syracuse, N.Y, , • ' ' ." iMi'Si P., Siiownak e ,,Arii!. bents , have filed papers seeking 29-cent level and remained tirement years, will participate.-in : • . . , be- M. Hbgden. X Answer: Answer: ; re-election for aldermen. tween 29 arid 30 cents until 1958. the note-burning ceremony. . . ' ¦ ' Plans aiid construction commit- ; .The; grade in any subject should It. is not , ilinisuar for a boy to • The 'spring election- will . be April Hep.: Harold ,1. Anderson , Min- Ten memorials to McKinley tee ' -includes: Hogden, Ben Erick- ¦ 2. :V. ¦*¦".' •.. ' ¦ ' churchy honoring former "' rcflcei performance iii . that .sub- resist following Ihe, line of confor- neapolis conservative and chief members son and . Waller ' NelsestueJi. . v . i ject, sis- and friends of the Church, will he as nearly as possible.. mity so liaturar in . his older- author of the bill , said repeal of . The. accepted resolution reads: I The manipulaiioti of! glades to ters: ' This "phase" :will . not; pass ihe lax would help. .Minnesota 's presented and dedicated at the "Resolved/ that Living ; Hope Lu-:; Mondovi Polio Drive second service; they are : An stimulate the student to work hard- unless your- son lakes charge, oi dairy . , industry. oak iheran . congregation accept . as' - a \ - " lectern lo hold "Th e Book of er can not be -justified / • ' . his own 1 ife and does something AndersonYs measure would re- goal the preliminary plan for the . Many ¦ items, enter. -into Ihe' ' pat- about ii. Collection Nets $40 peal a law adopted Memory," in - memory of Mrs. building as - , in 1933 which first unit educational . tern' , of influences iii; each child' s Some ajv)ciice ' resist;i))cc lo. such- advice. A .re- in; memory of Mr. :C. H, Dean other unit with- ; seldom turned over to Norman Hanson , on this unit»r any ; vvorks at Ihe junior high level, spected neighbor , or the family Anderson also has! introduced ¦ and Mrs. Ella Umbreit; additional put . the-., vote: of the congregation Mondovi March of •Dimes: drive Let 's keep our grading hoiiest doctor might help hi in to accept chairman. One dollar was award- bill to repeal.the color ban on . oleo. equipment for the communion set ¦.' A section of the wall facing Main Street , at an. officially called meeting. ;,.- , '' COMING DOWN ... . and sliniiilate students through responsibility for his own life. ed to the person who put the : last .Repea l would end the bootleg- in memory of Mrs. Oscar Nelson; . "It is understood that this;goal,; ' ging of the less expensive yellow a four-speed of. Central Methodist Church is being torn down this week as con- legitimate procedures. This iilay take lime , but nothing coin on the tape at the end of the stereo record player does; not include anything more ; ' ' ' ¦ spread from Iowa and Michigan," in memory of Horace ; Keith ; , struction gets under way for the building , of a new church, A than the above "named educational 1 Dear . Dr.: Nason: . ; - . could: ue more worthwhile thain time limiv. the winner was; Mrs, a ' . Anderson said. He estimated this church school picture filingicabinet "clam bucket" on the crane is breaking up the vvall because some unit. " ':¦ ': I am very .'disturbed over niy . savin" a boy from a life of failure Glen LJioniquist, Elega. , j . son who is 13 and in the flih" and frustration.- at 10 million pounds a year. Y in memory of Mrs. Roxy Vier':. pieces of cut stone will be saved- : 'for the new cluircli. P, Earl On Saturday a dance will be . ¦ • Nystrom'' . said the repeal- would A gift to the building fund in Schwab Co., is general contractor: '¦(Daily -News' - photo) held at the youth ccnler. Students :(h« from schools in the Buffalo County result in a loss of revenue to memory of Mr. Harry Patrick; state. "' -' books for the phurch scliocl library Schele-Garness JA Board Elects area - are invited to attend .Two in represent at i ves from be Mond o t-i "We presume that the gover- memory of Dr. Harry C. Muhrb, Cardinal D'Alton f nor 's budget is based : upon exist- Mrs. Gebhard's- father , and a rec- Group Olson President youth group On the Wisconsin ord player License to Preach Youth Youth Committee will be elected ing taxes being continued and tha for the church school Winonan Heads budget balanced ," Nystrom said. use. in memory of Mr. at this time. ; Y Oiuf Sveen. Robert C, Olson , new local man- : "He said no more new taxes. No Other memorial funds nave been Of Ireland Dead Elects Officers ager .of Northwestern Bell Tele- On Feb .10 there will be a dis- . received by. ( trict meeting in -Mondovi. of the doubt the governor had in mind the church and the . DUBLIN , Ireland . .APi : - John.: - M , phone Cii, , was elected president gifts Yocalions Unit Recommended at ! ABEL MinnY- (Special!— POIV Wisconsin Youth Committee repre- the tax olieo brought in. We wiU v/ill be dedicated when suit- Cardinal B'Alton , Roman Cailiolic aid Halvors was elected.president of . "Junio r . Achievement of Winona able memorials are selected. Paul Libera; 748 ,W. 5th St., lias , died; today in j senting the Mondovi area. Plans have to shift the tax to someone primate of; Ireland . of the newly lornied Scheie-Car- by the new A board of directors else if it is repealed." been appointed by the Most Reiv. | a Dublin nursing hom-c. He was! for the coming year will be dis- ' rcss Youth League Sunday. at the Commerce and Industry Edward A. Fitzgerald,, bishop of , Brethren Church 80. ' ¦ " ¦- • ' ::X' -X ¦ " cussed; . - . . Connie .Johnson was elected Building . Thursday night. Nystrom urged that Hie Wli bev Winona; to be . the diocesan chair- ] A recommendation for a license His death reduced the; College man of the Bishop's Lay Commit- ¦vice president; Terry Vatland , sec- He succeeds Frank J. Allen Jr. sent to the Dairy Products Com- ' to . preach; was granted toYRiiise 'l of Cardinals to 83 members: . retary; 'Shirley Anderson treasur- who was recently elected president mittee. Winona State tee for Vocations which functions ., D'Alton, arehibishop of; Mondovi Saddle Club Kleiribach Sunday as part of the Cardinal er and Larry Soine'y, . devotional but declined because Alien is,also William Anderson., ! legislative as one of the activities of- the Di- morning " ' " " Armagh , - -had been/ in : iii health ! ocesan Council of Catholic Men.-; 'worship service . - at the ; secretary. thc new president of the Winona Sets Annual Horse Show i-representative. ;for the Minnesota Evangelical ' for many months. Libera is a mernber of Si. Cas- U n i t ed 7 Brethren : Sponsors ' . are.':Mi- .Y and Mrs. Ar- -Community ." Chest. AI len continues Farm Bureau , sainYhis group sup- ; Flans Religious ¦ t Ghiirch , West • King and South MONDOVI , Wis, (SpeciaH-The imir's Catholic Church. Y" ' .' Despte his condition , he left the ; lyn Vigeland , Mr. and Mrs. Don- as. a JA director.. ..- ported repeal .;of. the tax. He said ^Baker streets. Mondovi Trail; Dusters will hold the Farm Bureau has a plan for He will succeed Robert :J: Sher- nursing home in Dublin in October | ald. Amdahl and Mr. and Mrs. The directors discussed plans for He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. -Merle Peterson. Pastor G. J: Nar- their annual horse show May 26. replacement that 'would bring in an , -Mankato , who had been dio- and attended the Ecumenical, ' the annual fund drive which will Sanction is being sought from Emphasis Week cesan chairman since its organiza- Fred Kleihbach , Rollingstone , and Council in Rome until it recessed; ¦veson is - .adyiser..Y;Y ' start ; immediately among local the lost revenue. He obviously was is- a graduate of; the American Quarter Horse As- referring to the Farm; Bureau ' s Professor John E. Burkhart, Mc- tion in 1955. Sheran resigned be- V in . December . He lived in a . nurs- A special color film , "God of firms to finance the JA's .. "1.962-.63 Lewiston H I gti sociation , National Cutting Horse stand in! favoring a Cormick Theological Seminary, cause of his appointment as as- ing home while in . . lionitv ' Creation , " , will be Tshown at the ' year '. ' .' :' ,3 per cent School and is one Scheie Lutheran Church Brother- Association , Wisconsin Q u ar t e r general sales tax. Chicago, will be the guest speaker sociate justice of the Minnesota Last week he left the home Committees we r of three cousins hood meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday. e appointed. Horse Association, Appaloosa Rep. Roy : Dunn , Pelican Rapids, :: during Religious Emphasis Week Supreme Court which will require :: ' again to attend the funeral in Lon- Chairmen follow: Finance, Gordon Horse Club, Wissota Horse Club, at Winona State College. his presence at St. PauL i who are presently don of William Cardinal Godfrey, The film , produced by Moody Bi- chairman of the committee, said , Feb- 4-8. , preparing for the . Espy; achievers and school rela- Western Saddle Club Association the bill would get further His topics will follow the theme, Libera is a graduate ' of .StY tlie Catholic bishop of Westmin-: ble Institute , , Chicago , . lasts . 41 consid- . Christain minis- -minutes; : ¦ ' tions, Allen;, public relations. Wil- and Tri-State Horsemen Associa- eration at the next meeting. The "The Responsible¦ Stud ent on Cam- Mary's College and was the first steiv .;. liam F. White; business center, W. tion.- -¦' -, ' ' ¦ } try at Westmar ¦ noted, next meet ing is Tuesday. pus. " : Xx president of the Diocesan Council Cardinal D'A .lton was a. E. Morse; expansion ,. Royal G. A horse sale is planned for Ap- College , La Mars, his books', Religious Emphasis Week'. -starts of Catholic Aleji and was award- Iowa, Kleinbach historian and one of . I Thern; organization , Stanley V. ril 7. Club officers ;are Elmer "Horace and HisYAge , " earned! Lewiston Church AT CONFERENCE at 7:30 p.m. Monday when Burk- ed the Catholic Action Medal of is a sophomore Spboricr,: JA executive director, Johoson , president; La Verne E, ARCADIA , Wis, (Special)—Char- hart will be introduced at Pasteur the Bishop of Winona in 1956. majoring him a doctorate ol literature from ; To Install Officers and counseling firms , Clarence C. Anderson , vice president; Mrs. Wblover , and is the National University of Ireland.; les Arcadia, representing auditorium . A film will be shown in social sciences. Currier. . 'V Herbert Meshun, treasurer; Mrs. Trempealeau Electric Cooperative LEWISTON ,; Minn. pecial) — with a coffee hour afterward , At He is enrolled at He was ordained In Rome in; 'S Vonnie Olson , secretary, aiid di- attended I he conference for rural 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the same Evangelical Theo- KleHbach '- New officers will be: installed at rectors Peter Peterson , George electric inspectors - at YColumbus ," 1908, . :- became bishop of Meath in! StVPaul's Church , of Christ Sun- . auditorium Burkhart will speak on , Methodist Men loc;cal seminary. iNapei v'iiie, m. 1943 and archbishop of Armagh Scout Observance : Jacobson and Bud Duncansbn. Wis., Thursday and Fridav. "The Responsible S t tiden t in Receiving a license to preach is day, including Mrs. . Avery Huq- in 1946. Pope Pius XII elevated blein as deaconess and ; Ellsworth Church."Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. part of the process - .which- will him to the College of Cardinals Planned at Plaihview his topic will be "The Responsible make Kleinbach eligible for or- ¦ Simon, elder. in 1953: After ' 'Sunday.' service- bids will be PLAINVIEW . Minn. (Speciali - CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 4H | Student on Campus." V To Be Hosts dination after the completion of ; -Northern; . ¦ ' - The cardinal wanted ; . let for decorating the church in- In observance of National ; Boy PASTOR WILLIAMS' SERMON TOPICS: A food auction will be held at The McK inley Methodist Men seminary studies. ;, ' Irish re-; ¦¦;• r ^ Hl Y Ireland to unite with the terior. ' ; ' ' . Scout VVeek , the Explorers, Boy 10:50 a.m. — "L»t'» T»k« God Seriouily" 8- p.m. Thursday in Somsen audi- Syill be hosts to their Wives and Iii addition to the pastor , the basis and k^ffflP public on a federal for! ; Missionary Armin Meyer of the Bold lorium. The food will be donated members of the congregation at a Rev , Paul M ilbrandt , others par- Scouts and Cub Scouts are spon- Y 7:30 p.m. — "God Ne^ds Chriitlans'Y " ' the two to take; Iheir place in- India field, now retired at Burling- ' ' ' V ^Si ^t from various local church organi- dinner at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. ticipating in . the service were; con- l soring a potluck supper Thursday (Nurstry for Childrin) - " ' . ' ' " ¦ • " side the British Commonwealth as ton , Iowa, will be in Lewiston and at Plainview Community School ^^^^ HHB zations. . Money from the auction A color film, "John Wesley," ference, superintendent. The Rev. an independent republic. 1 ' ' ' Fountain City Feb. 17 and; Alma cafeteria. Parents and friends of will be given to the World Uni- will be shown at 7,30, It commem- A. B. lltzman, St, Paul , and the ¦ ¦ ' X' ') ' ¦ ' .;. ' ' ' ' . . . . Feb. 19 as he tours chin ches in - ¦ - ¦ - ¦-¦¦¦ ¦ - —¦¦ ¦ V youth choir which san g "How scouts arc invited. Milk and cof- • II . versity Service. V orates the Aldersgate Year , the Minnesota and Wisconsin. 250th anniversary of John Wesley's Great Thou Art." fee will be furnished by the .scbi.il Professor Burkhart came to Mc- ¦ ' ¦ ' experiences at the Aldersgate .' Parent and Youth committee: Families should¦ bring Cormick Seminary as an instructor own food . ," : i'n systematic theology in Septem- Chapel in London which led him to Study Starting at Jaycees to Sponsor ber 1959. Prior to his appointment become the leader of the evangeli- $15,401 Budget The program will include a I^^^ ^*** -^*'^ there he was a lecturer in the re- cal movement in the 18th century. Radio Days Promotion guest speaker from ihe boy scout - ^---sC^ ~*^ . - The public is invited to view the Mc Kin lev Churc h district headquarters. -' ' ^&Bz®si *~ ... ligion department of the University Alma The Wiiioii a Junior Chamber of film. Approved at Special recognitions ¦ of Southern California from 1911- ¦ The first session of a parent- will be giv- - ¦ Commerce will hold ils third an- 1959. .ALMA. Wis, (Speciali-A budget youth study unit will begin with a nual Jaycee Radio Days March 2-3 en Erwin Schreiber . Lyle Wehrs , John Sinilb , He has served as book review of $15,401 was approved at the fellowship supper service at 6:30 with all proceeds Roins to the local Howard Steffcn nnd 's Lu- committeemen of thc three editor, of "Union Seminary Quar- Centra l Methodist annual meeting of StY John p.m. Sunday McKinley Methodisl chapter 's fund. ¦ ¦ ¦ theran Church. groups. .. ' . ' :¦ terly Revi-ew and associate editor Church. Co-chairmen are William Doer- ¦ of "Christianity and Society." He Pastor to Return Of (hat amount , $11 ,02(5 is . for The parents group, led by ;he er and 0. .1. Fawceli. Other chair- is sponsored here by the Winona operating expenses, $l ,HC5 (or debt Rev. Edward Gebhard , will use men are Allan Stevens , sales; NEW CITIZENS Ministerial Association. To Pulpit Sunday reduction unci $2,500 fur benevo- the text "Enjoying Your Teen- Terry Wilson , . copywiting; To in SPUING GltOV.K , Minn. (Spe- lence and missions. agers, " by Hoover liupcrl . O'Connor , profinim. and Charles cial i-IMr: ' nnd Mrs. Krnst Dwulet- , eighth graders ' ' Dr. E, Clayton Burgess, pastor Newly elected officers : Burdcll The youth section Brown , production coordinator. zki , Spring ' Grove , became Ameri- will Herold. president; Peter Fredrick- and older , will be led by Cheryl All phases of radio station - op : can citizen s Jan. lfi: Thc Dtvul- Grace Lutheran of Central Methodist Church , , senior high conduct the Sunday worship serv- son , ' vice ' president; David Hitt , and Charles Anderson (rations will lie undertaken by the ct/.kis, who came here from Ger- secretary, and Kichanl Fahrer , MYF counselors, in a discussion .laycees, including advertising, many, yere sponsored by the Lu- ices. "Enjoy Your Barents , " Elects Officers For the past five weeks visiting treasurer. Lewis Allemnn was ap- of the text sales, copywritin 'g, p r o d u c I n g theran Church. They lived in Hay- by Robert R. Powell. ministers and lay members have ixiinted financial secretary by the shows , announcing nnd program- ward , M inn,, nine months and Ihe STOCKTON , Minn. (Special) - These books were prepared for ming, O'Malleys conducted thc services, Dr. Bur- church eouiwil. Larry Balk , dea- ' Inst five years in SprinR Grove. "I see the Arthur Ledcbuhr was elected chair- con , , trustee. joint parent-youth study in Metho- Both ,-irp employed nt Argus , Inc. man of Grace Lutheran gess was hospitalized with a hack and ftoger Harlmmi ' ' Church at Dclmorc Zirv.ow was elected dele- dist churches at the i cqucht of its annual ' meeting. Leroy Gaulke ailment and has been recovering bought that house Rale to the Northern Wisconsin dls- the Methodist Council of Bishops. St. Martin' s Teacher was elected elder and Gene Schu- at his home before resuming his The final session of the ttnil LADIES NIGHT 1 macher vice chairman. pastoral duties. tricl convention for 1003 and .'ohn , , Hnrlmnn, ' will be a "tnlk back" panel , when Miss Sh iridic I lol/ SI. Louis HAlt.MONY , Minn (SpecialV - on Melrose Street. Other newly elected officers In- alternate dck'Sate. ' , ' Miss Mnrlene Gross and Miss mutual concerns nf parents anil Mo., has taken over Ihe lil lli grade Clark PI tains director of the Olm- clude Leonard Burfcind , treasur- youth will bo objectively discuss- class nl St. Martin ' s Lutheran .slcd Con my Historical Society, was er; Martin Relise, secretary; Theo- .Suzanne Bjork were elected rep- ' Nielli Whala n Luthera n resentatives to the annual meet: Elementary School. She replaces guest spanker nl Ihe Ladies Although Mr. and Mrs. Reader arc fi latl to know dore Benicke , .finance committee Mrs. Marvin Enures , The Kov, (liniu'i' of Harmony Civic ft Com- of I ,HI her Park Bible camj chairman; Claude Kratz , Sunday Officers Named infi Emi) Geistfeld , one of two pastors merce Association al Ihe elemen- about the O'Malleys, they have a lot of other school sinicrintendent; John Van board al Chetek in September ' tary school Tuesday evening. Unw- ht in their own Mini Mrs. St. Charles Churc h nt St. Mart in s, has rciurncil iwo things on their minds, problems ri g Winkle Sr., head usher; Lavcrnc WHALAN , Minn. (Speciali-Ar- Miss Pauline Poohler ind Johnson , president , introdiieed John Hocssler will roprosont lllf culls extended to him — one from home : Is t his a pood time to trade in the old car? Fritz , Lutheran Hour chairman; den I'cdei'son was elected trustee Calls New Pastor Swimvillc , Minn.; ;IIK I Ihe .second new iiiciiihers , Sludeiils fiinilslted church al I lie aniuial meeting of Arc wc carry ing enou gh insurance on the house? George Itesslc Sr„ Iruslee , und at the annual meeting of Whalan 'Special) Irom AlbiKiuerque , N,M, music. ' Church, Ihe Ainei'iciin Lutheran Homes ST, CIIAKLKS , Minn. (' Gaulke , L u t h e r n n Lnyniii n s Lutheran Failh LuHieraii Churcli voted What shall wc have or Sunday dinner? Oilier new officers include Leo Corp. at Fan Claire Monday. — LeaKiie chairman. recently lo ask Ihe Ameiiciiii arc interested in thc news and Shay, doaccm; Gene .Johnson , sec- DEATH AND THE ILLNESS OF THE OWNERS Our readers Liillipntii Cliitrcli lo "cill" Ihe DUB TO THE their needs. Give them retary ; Roger Clilglo , treasurer; Itcv. G. Noil Christoplie rson lo advertising that relate to Kim Sather Named , Pastor Riley Leaves Arlen Prderson llnanclal secre- Ihe local pasUii ale He lias been the news about, your merchandise and services —¦ tary, and Mrs. Norman Larson , TKKMI'ICALtiAU , Wis. (SpecInD nerving ns Interim paslor since columns of this BLAlll , Wis. (Special) Kim parish education board. through the advertising Salher , ikinghtev of Wr. and Mrs. ¦ —The Rev, Donald Riley, pastor the rcHlj-na tion of Hie Hev, Lu- newspaper. I appointed of Trempealeau Federated Church ll icrn Pelei'sini Ui'c. Ill , A , IL Sather , has been bis * publications director for the North- FILM SHOWING Wt years , f^uve fiirewell ser- Clirislopherson Is a unli ve of FOR SALE Ask to nee a copy of our ABC report which ern Wisconsin 1) 1 s I r 1 c t Luther KTTHICK, Wis, (Special ) - A mon lo his congregation Sunday. Oslrainier and hns .served a* n will give you complete and audited information LeiiRiie, A sophomore al Blair film "Magnlficenl Adventure , " He will move lo Liviii/inloii , Wis,, chnpliiin in Ihe armed services. about our circulation. High'School and a member of based on the slory of 1'nul Ihe and attend school al Dubuque , Kcv , Pclcrson accept ed n call In Well Established Zion Lutheran CImrch , she suc- aposllo, will he presented nt Fnilli Iowa. A potluck dinner wns serv- a SI. Paul churi'l ), ceeds Richard Anderson who re- Luthernn Church , rural Kltrick , at ed. During Ihe time ho was pas- Tho cunprefjnlioii nlso electeil signed nflor bis elect ion to Ihe dis- fl p.m, Sundiiy, Feb, 10 by Ihe tor here , extensive remodeling was Junies Morcoinl ) prenlilenl find , Shoe Store & Repair Shop Iricl. presidency in November, Her Lulher I.enRiic and Ihn LCW. Janet done lo (he church ,-iixl the dining named M I'K Kdiniind Liiohmiinii W inona Daily» News , dutios will include edit ing "Liglil , " Killlosoi ) Is president of Ihe hull. Sunday scliiml suporinlciid cnl Ihe Lulliei - League newspaper, She League , and Mrs, Aldrcd Sexe is Doing a Good Business in the Same selcclctl Maric.li'.nr.i'hrel.soii, dnugh- educutionit l chairman for the LCW. Winona Sunday News ter of Mr, nnd Mrs. Vernal En- Lunch will be served. Thc public Location for Over 50 Years. Kclirelsou , Blair , as ftsslslanl. i.s invited, •Thin iKw«pi[xr it > mfmbei of ttir Audit M ^^^^ WRITE OR INQUIRE Burem of Orculitioon , An Jiiooition ol M ***„ ^^^~> nr»rly 4,000 publlnlicri , advrrtiwrt, »nil m ^'»»er 1 ptr our low ~ / you GAS USSand when •dvertlning iRtn<:lei. Our clrculitloo u m gallon thJin reguUr2* Price 1' j ^>~- f C^^ Discount <~S I ^ s * ¦¦ tills order audited bv txpftieuctd AW. circulation r-~-XX~ . DR. C. R. 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OSfiO - 3031 g gj ^ ^J w* mmmmsmmmmml379 E, Fifth Winona Pliono 3656 Feeder Pig Farm Calendar Buffalo County BUFFALO COx DHIA Saturday, Feb. ,J | CALEDONIA, Min n.-Houston Houston Co.xFeed BLAIR , Wis.—Preston Farmers j County DHIA sfemi-annual Ymeet- M Union local sponsored card party, ing, Caledonia: State Bank base- Go-op to Hold FeedGrain ALMA, Wis. —Y Earl Heck, Mondovi , topped other Buffalo city hall , R p.m. Y ment , 1:30 p:m. . County dairymen in the county DHIA report for December. His COCHRANE , Wis.-First annual j CALEDONIA, . Minn. —An ,n u a I 32 mixed dairy cows averaged 46 pounds of butterfat. Gr ain Sessions Set meeting of Cochrane Cooperative Joh n Deete show, Caledonia Mu- Harry Marks, Mondovi , had the top cow in . the tounty reports. Minn.. - The sign- barley will be available only to Livestock . Shipping YAssociation , nicipal ATTditoriiim , 8p. m. , produced lOO pounds of butterfat CALEDONIA. . District Meets ' ' , ';¦ Sign up His registeerd Holstein, "Inka.'Y: up period for 1963^crop corn, bar- producers taking part iii the feed Cochrane .-.. Fountain •; • City- . . High ' MAZEPPA Min n. — Special Near during the month. Julius Averbeck, Cochrane, was . close behind ley and:'- wheat will be from Feb. gram program , Members of the Wisconsin; Feed- School agriculture rocim , l .30 p.m. j meeting on the explanation of t he ALM, Wis. (Special)— Sign-up with a grade Holstein that produced 99 pounds of butterfat. ed Pig Marketing Cooperative will Monday, Feb. 4 1 new Agriculture Stabilization Pro- . 1 through March 22, according to Y Under , the 1963 wheat stabiliza- for the 1963 Feed Grain Program The Buffalo County report follows: hold their annual district meetings LAKE GITY , Minn. -Wabasha 1 gram , Mazeppa¦ High School , 78 in Buffalo County will 'Y William Leary , chairman of the tion program, the chairman . said , : 7- ¦ be held dur- V TOP FIVE HERDS • County 4-H leaders institute on rec- j p.m.; . - - .' • — Avj. LbS.— County Agricultural .-Sta- during the coming week, ing the February and the begin- No. No. ¦ Houston . farmers may divert from 20 io Breed Cow« Dry Milk B. P; ' ' . ' ¦ reation and music, city hall, 8 p.m. - j CALEDONIA , Minn.—Meeting of ning of March. ¦ ¦ bilization- and Conservation Com- 50 percent of their wheat acreage, ' The meeting for .- . , cooperative Earl Heck. Mondovi ... . AA 32. - -2. -.- . - ¦ . - -1. 413- " . . -- . WINONA—Leader training meet- I persons from the Crooked Creek ¦¦ ** mittee. ' . ' with special diversion -provisions. ; hrernbers in Trempealeau , Buffalo , Each town will sign on a specif- . Emmons «. . Lee ' -Accbla;' . Mondovi: ...... RB.GH '40 3 1,2" « Dunn , St. Croix and Eau Claire ing for the Winona . County YExten- Watershed. Caledonia State Bank ic date at the county • Helmer Myren, Nelson ... '.../.., G&RH 43 t ' 1,239 . . <2 The voluntary diversion pro- for small farms. The diversion sion Home Program , Winona Lake : basement, 8 p.m. ASCS office ¦ Marvin . Passow, Alma .....: ...... R&GH . .31 7. . . 1,176 . 42 counties in Wisconsin will be at Orville ...... G&RH 25 6 -M7 40 grams for feed grains and -wheat paymen t will be at 50 percent of Park Lodge, 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday, Feb, 8 here. Sign-up time will be from 9 . Klevgard, Mondovi . the JUdndoVi City Building. MON- [ a.m. lo 3 p.m. each day. those . - , Cow'j Name —Lbi.—- , are generally the same as in the ' county , loan rate < reflecting i WINONA—Hog production clinic . SPRING VALLEY, Minn;—Infor- or Number Breed Milk . BP previous years, the chairman ex- Mie $1.82 per bushel national aver- j DOVI/ at 10 a.m. Tuesday. ¦ signing up are asked to bring at- session, agriculture: department , . mational meeting on the 1963, feed ¦ Y TOP FIVE COWS ¦ age» production of Members from' Houston Fillmore tached ferrh ASCS-471 with thern. Harry . Marks; Mondovi .,..;...... 7... Inka RH 5,505 100 plained. One change, is that a on the . normal : . Winona Senior High School ,; 8:30 ;; grain program, legion hall , 10 ¦ ¦ .. ' '99 ' and Winona: counties in Minnesota '' "¦ Sigii-up dates: Julius Averbeck, Cochrane ...... ,....:... No. 67 . GH 1,686 : . -price-support payment will be the diverted wheat acreage, p.m. • a.m. Waumandee, Feb. J.. J. " ' and Allamakee County in Iowa will ¦ . Rosenow, Cochrane ..:. R. Faith . RH 1.977 ¦ available to farmers participating The price-support payment lo Y- .'¦' . . ' .. "¦ ' Tuesday; Feb; 5 CHERRY GROVE, Minn. —Infor- 6: Nelson, Febi 8; Naples, Feb. Orville Klevgard, Mondgvl ...... Stella GH l ,SU 7 93 7 in the program in addition to the participating wheat farmers will have their annual district meeting OSSEO , Wis —Training meeting rneeting on the 1963 feed 12: Montana , Feb. 13; Mondovi, . Julius Averbeck, Cochrane .. - ".:.". No. 95 GH 1,776 . ' 91 at the Caledonia State Bank , mational UNIT REPORT: 1,204 cows on: test;• averages: B80 . pounds o( milk; 3.72 per- regular diversion pa yments and be 18 cents per bushel on the community center, Feb. H; Modena, Feb. 15,- Ulilton, cent test, and 32.7 pounds of butterfat. p.m Wednes- for Trempealea u County 4-H club j' grain program, price support if any feed grains normal . production of '•• the" 1963 CALEDONIA, at . 8 . general leaders, homemakers and ' 1:30 p.m. Feb; 1J: Maxville, Feb. 19; Lin- are planted : day. - ; coln , Feb. 20; wheat acreage, and their crops ' delegates of the Osseo and Strum GALESVILLE, W.i s,—Training ¦ will qualify for the regular price- j At the Wisconsin meeting, Lewis centers,Mrs. J. H. Smith : home, :• for : Trempealeau County Glencoe, - Feb. 21Y Gilmanton , TREMPEALEAU DHIA LEARY GAVEYtheso highlight! , , ¦ ¦ ¦ meeting support loans and purchase agree- Laustad , Colfa x director will pre- 1:15 p.m'. ¦ ' ! , Feb. 25: Dover Feb. 26; Cross, of the 1963 feed grain program : side .over the 307 members in the 4rH club general leaders : home- , ments , ( reflectin g the SI.82 Vpejj ¦¦ ¦ MABEL , M i n n.—Informational makers: and delegates of Ettrick Teb, 27; Canton , Feb. 28; Buffalo, .For smalt farms with total feed ¦-Annual Co. Tuesday; , at the American Bank Lutheran Church , President Inha "I awarded in the live show, divi- Fond Master 1292699, a bull owned Trempealeau " , ' ¦ ¦ Semb presiding. The club will meet district meeting of Wisconsin Feed- ¦building here .; .:. ' - .. sions and in the carcass division . by Eldon Grerhelsbach and C. H. er Pig Marketing Cooperative for - -. Ronald' Eliiryi : president , of .. the the third Tuesday, • th$ meeting to ;i BHH|lfeHHB|lQMQ ^^^H Carcass hogs must weigh between Mueller, rural Lewiston , is one of Color Meetings: county -4-H adult leaders associa- at the church during the win- : Winona , Houston, Fillniore and Al- be. ' get tHe Right 190 and 220. pounds. three Minnesota bulls qualifying as lamakee counties, Caledonia State tion,¦ wDl preside. Miss Elizabeth ter."' . . -Y' .' YY Y Carcasses will be cut out and Silver Medal Type Sire under the Bank, 8 p.m. Scheduled Again Davies, assistant state 4-H leader , Club leaders are : Mr. and Mrs: Alfalfas for the complete information will be Holstein-Friesian Association of LEWISTON , : M i n n.—A n n u a 1 WHITEHALL. Wis. (Special}— will . be guest speaker. . ' . ' ' Kenneth Johnson, Mrs. Palmer given to each exhibitor. It will America's new plan of daughter- meeting of the Winona County Mrs. Eileen Laytorv Trempealeau Gail Glanzman , Giimari Valley Hanson and Mrs. Kenneth Ring^ tell the hog producer the type of dam comparisons based on \ type DHIA, village hall . 1 p.m. . County home agent, advised 4-H 4-H Cliib, and Nancy Christ, Mon- lien. Project leaders are Mrs. Har- Top Yields on hog he is producing. classification scores. Y HOUSTON, Minn.—Fourth annu- nomemak ers tana Pion eers 4-H . Club, will re- old Aanerud , Airs, Donald Ackley, per hun- The new method involves daugh- club general leaders, A premrum of 50 cents al Houston . County township offi- and delegates that training meet- port on thi district junior leader Mrs. Freddie Hoff; Kenneth Ring- dred over the regular market ter-dam comparisons similar to meeting they attended in Menom- lien , Kenneth Johnson and Gerhard Your Fariii..; cers banquet; Houston Lutheran ings on "Color in the; Home," ¦ ¦¦; base price;will be paid on each those commonly employed In gaug- Church , 7 p.m; onie. ¦:; - .; '. ' ' , X . 'x-X Fremstad Junior leaders are Irma ing a sire s ability to transmit pro- postponed in January, will be ' hog in . the show. Tliose planning ' WABASHA , Minn ow a ba s h a held during February'. All aauit general , assistant arid Semb, ' .' Richard Staff , Loren Han- to enter should contact the coun- duction. Under the plan, each adult farmer class, agricultural all scheduled project 4-H leaders as well as juh: son, Charles Finstad and Dennis S§ 's type score is converted to a The meetings are x*m ty extension office or Dean Den- cow ior lead ers are invited. . Johnson. room, Wabasha High School ' corn breed average , 8:15 to begin . at 1:15 pim v at the . iol- SEED] nison, Caledonia. . percentage of the p.m. ¦: - . ' " •• Iowing places: Tuesday, at The salesman. . X for her age: group. Comparisons Thursd ay , Feb. 7 . .' .- \t} : home of Mrs. -J. -.H. SrnithY Osseo; ¦^^^^^BB^^^^^^H^^^^^^^^^Hr^MBji^B^ftH^.H H B BBB^B^RH nS^j^B^^B^^KS^^B^^^^Kar^^^^BS^^^H V^B^PKT are . drawn between the resulting . CHATFIELD, Minh. - Informa- centers; W"ed- PCA Conference Set B^B^B^B^B^B^BB B^B^P^P^B ^B9F& ^¦^¦^Bl^BSr^Hk^F^^s ^B^BB Among the 6 top-rated figures averaged for. both dams Osseo and Strum alfalfas he offers are the Cochrane Shippers tional meeting on/ the 1963 feed , nesdav, basement of courthouse, and daughters. grain program, For Stevens Point right ones to make top To qualify for the. Silver Medal legion hall , 10 Whitehall, Arcad ia, Blah* and yields under your condi- To Hold First a.m. - Whitehall centers: Thursday, Cen- RIVER FALLS Wis — The Type award , a sire must have PRESTON, Minn. tions. All 5 are grown under d a ughte r s with classification -Information- terville Town Hall, Arcadia and manage r and dnectors of the strict quality controls al meeting on the 1963 feed grain Centerville center, and Feb. 8, Credit Association of River Falls , for Annual Meeting scores higher than the breed aver- progra m, farmers wanting only the age for animals in their age brack- town hall , 1:30 p.m. Gallesville Bank, Ettrick center. will be attending an annual con- COCHRANE, Wis. The first | CENTERVILLE , Wis.-Training Color terminology, color com- ference at Stevens Point Feb, 11- - — best quality seed. Each al- — et, They also must exceed in ex- ^S. **&_ ^|P ^ -ff^^n^lM ^ ii JB^fc^fc^fc^fcWlP^iffVflrT^Bw^B^Bt^TBHKvffj falfa rates as a standout annual meeting of the Cochrane ! meeting for Trempealeau County bination arid using color in the 12. pectancy, a point midway between 4-H club performer for a specific Cooperative Livestock Shipping J the breed age average of their general leaders, home- home will be discussed at these Leonard M. Johnson. PCA man- rotation. Association will be Saturday at i dams and that of the entire breed. makers and delegates of Arcadia meetings. ager here, said H Warren Lang 1:30 pm: .in the agriculture room ; and Centerville centers , , Jr., senior associate of Lawrehce- Your Pioneer , corn salesY town hall of Cochrane-Fountain 1:15 p.m. Leitcv Kansas City, \ull speak on ^ .**-- man has a helpful chart City High , , B^^^^^ F*: ' 'nB ^B^B^B^B^BflP ^^^^^^^ H^Bl^B^B School, according to LaVerne Ei- Twin Herefords Sought ALMA , Wis.—Sign-up for the ! Lake Citians Place the use of goals as a means of comparing important char- kamp, secretary-manager. 19G3 feed grain program for Wau"^ controlling a business acteristics of each alfa lfa. Thomas Kaliszcwslu. mandee Township, Buffalo County j LAKE CITY, Minn. - Eugene Svcrrc Aasen , Whitehall: Earl See him soon . . . for cattle MADISON , Wis; -- Meat ani- the salesman , and Rudy Erirkson, mal researchers at the Universi- ASCS office, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ' O'Brien and son , Jerry, rural Lake Carlson , Hager City; Edward right alfalfas to boost your field representative of Central ty of Wisconsin are searching MQNDOVI , Wis.—Adult farmer City , placed second and third with Hanson , River Falls; Floyd R. forage yields. ':.- ' * y * •:' ' ¦ ¦ Livestock Association, South St. for Hereford twin class on cattle sales summary, ag- two purebred Hampshire sows at Fouks, Deer Pack, and James A. I y **** .; : ' :• ' :-.. - ,^ - '<:< ^^gwaT ¦- ' v X'::00 to 1 Cochrane Farmers Co-op Vaalcr Food Store, New 1 lolland offers the cxtra-strenglh features yon need in n Kprender to protect $2. !>0\tA> — . Occas- ¦ YMinii: - . ¦ In Winona Go. home agent , will present the . lt's- ...... son at these meetings. : ionally a: 4-11 group, farm organ- ' ' ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • ¦ ASG Plans LEWISTON , Minn7 - Lc a d e r ¦ ¦• ,- zation , youth group or civic Wabasha County 4-H i ¦ I training meetings for - the ¦.¦Winona DHIA records won't help cows [ group may have a need for a LAKE CITY, Minn. — A 4-H ' j County extension home program give' ' more milk , hut ihoy . help •' .short. .movie '.; The Soil Conserva- leaders institute .. for leaders in t on "Pictures — Selection , frnmins xlairyinp- n films on Wabasha County' ' -will' be at the ¦ select heifers for re- ' tion Service .can prov ide : Grain Meetings and Hanging " will be-held ilurinj . pLacem^iit and teed for cows : that - soil conservation, . wildlife and city hall here at 8 p.m. Monday. ; PRESTON, Minn. . — VRay John- the next week: are milking. In the long: run . forestry at no cost. The length of Material on recreation .and music . The. meetings will be ' at Winonn DHIA means more production per ¦the films . available vary, :from . 10 son , /chairman of the Fillmore ¦ will be presented to all adult Lake Park Lodge. Winona ,. Moil.- cow ai;d . more income for . the to 35 minutes. Local CSC offices and junior leaders", ' "AH leaders County ASC Committee, recently ; ¦ announced the schedule for infor- day; Lewiston City Hall, Tiips'da\ dairyman. 7 have a catalog telling w hat each should plan to attend. matioiial meetings concerning¦ the ( 1963 feed grain program. ¦ • ! Meetings will be held as foi- | | lows- Mabel High School , 10 am , j Tuesday; Harmony Power House, J 1 30 pm , Tuesday , Rushford High '. School , 10 a.m., Wednesday , i Lanesboro Community Hall , 1:30 ¦| p m , W ednesday. Chatfield , Le- gion Hall , 10 a.m., Thursday, Preston Town ' Hall , 1:30 p.m. Thursday Spring V alley. Legion Hall , io" a.m., Feb. 8 , and Cherry 5 tHJ VACATIONS FOR 2 JGiove Community Center, 1.30 p m , Feb 8 AREA FARMERS j UNION SECRETARIES Root River localYFiHrriore County; Helen Gul- , j Repiesentatn es oE the county ' ' ¦ . . . These are . the secretaries of severaT area brandson, Spring Grove local , Houston County, ' extension office and of the county Farmers Union locals which -were ' cited , recently and Norma Dahl , Tawney local, Fillmore County, | ASCS office will be present at the for their , participation in FU, activities. The and : second row , Herbert Hareldson , Lanesboro ' meetings to explain the program. AT THE HOTEL awards — attach-e cases bearing ah FU emblem local , Fillmore County ; Milton Bublitz , Hart- | fMJARM'PH I ll >nA LAS VEGAS — were presented at a mid-winter conference for Wilson local , Winona County; Mrs. Jay Summers, ^ local officers at Preston Jan. .17, The attache Houston local , Houston County; Ray Erdman , National Egg W^BEE^BKBK^K^KKBEKEHtl ^KK^E^EKE^BKE^HUKII ^KBKKBK^B^^ntKIUtEKKKI ^^^^BK^K^M cases are for . use in keeping . records of the FU Wykoff local , Fillmor-c County, and Victor locals. Left to right , front row , Edith Forland , Schroeder, Caledonia local , Houston County. : t THE NATIONWIDE, WORLDWIDE , Contest Slated VIA yr\\\MWi\\ r WHITEHALL , Wis . 'Special * — g WWAWt DEPENDABLE A IRLINE Preston Farmer Foi t-'ie first time the Poultry r-H ers Urged and Egg National Board is spon- soring a National Egg Contest, accoiding to Trempealeau County SAVARfi] ]kmn fo Watch Price Home Agent Eileen Layton * Contestants muH send their egg YOU MAY ALREADY HAVE WON r ..' ' K Fi more DHIA _^ £ *T\ - -ijfi^T" - v iccipes with official entry blanks < ^ ^ r ._. . , PRESTON , Minn. — Preston dairyman Paul. Matbison , bnit to the Poulti y and Egg National THIS FABULOUS VACATION ! n Boaid , Chicago , 111 , by Feb. 15 JUST CHECK THE "LUCKY NUMBER" '-j giizirg : ,| ' \ WHITEHALL , Wis. (Special ) His 25: head of grade Holsfeins averaged 51.9 pounds of butterfat. Entry blanks may be obtained at | * . - , Peterson , •"our-H'ers in the steer project are A grade Holstein owned by Alfred Johnson & Son Mis Lajton s office at the court- .'"Unit ;?; was produced 119 pounds of IN THE SEALY AD IN YOUR JAN. 251h • 1 : | r expected to feed one or ninre . t+ie top cow in the county. It house here. E=E=z===ri=: *^- butterfa t during.the month. - least ~ leers to market grade and weight , - ' ¦ Recipes mu.-t fealuie at SUBSCRIPTION COPY OF LIFE MAGAZINE = f ~ iccording to Trempealeau . Top herds in the other four . units ill terms of average butterfat one egg per indn ldual sen nig JS ZZZ^ ' .J& 4<-A County were: Merlin Wissing i ' Sons, Preston Uhit J., - 46.3 "pounds '; ' .- Alfred 1 :-H Agent. Ray Shankliri. ;.. , . . Tolal tecipe preparation time AND BRING THE AD INTO OUR STORE... ±=E~ ' • ''"'Johnson.'& Son , Peterson , Unit 2, 48.4: WV H, Chamberlain; Racine , ^ z^z=l !, jl ;? ^5 Members startY with a calf iii ' should hot e.Nceed three hours. he approximate 400- Unit 4 , 44 , and Homer BallingerY Unit 5^. 49:2, 7. There will be a senior division " ' to SOO-pound follow; Bonus Prizes: 2,000 Sealy ; " - p—^-—--^ ¦ ' . I /' ' X} ange. The . calves 'Complete reports for Fillmore¦ Counly foi an> one o\er 18 and a junior _\ \ \ / usually- are UNIT ! Sahara Supreme mattresses , uM ^=^z. ~ - i' / eady for market when they -will diwiion for gnis 10 to 18 The '-*M 3 ^/4] , TOPYFIVE HERDS: to be given away! ' — '—": 1~^ —^~; ^ '' -¦ ¦ national w inner w ill ieeei\e Sl .OOO $U — '^§?fefl 3 ' /'A X ;rade high, good or low cho ice. -. •' ¦ .' - No. NO. —Avg. Lbs — To win in the steer shows , rn-em- ¦Breed Cowv Dry Milk BF ¦ . .Merlin. Wissing 4 . Sons ', Preslon ...... GH 237. J 1,267 16.3 >ers should feed the animal to the ' . • Mrs.. Louise Runge *. Sons, Harmony .- -. . .:..' GH X 29 t 1.254 43.5 . ligh good or low prime grade. Merton McKay, Harmony • ,. '.. - GH 16 0 ' 1.066 . .41 .8 tlost quality beef sold today falls 7 Bruce Williams J. Sons, Mabel . . .. ' .;.' , . . . GH 23 3 1.057 38. 1.7 Donne Tammel,:¦-. Preslon . . . . 7 GH 42 - 5 . . 1.030 37.9 Winona DHIA n these categories. v TOP FIVE COWS ', - .' . Cow' s Name -—-Lbs.-;—"' STEERS ARE selected early in or Number Breed . Milk BF he fall and are on full- feed by Mrs. Louise ' Runoe a Sons, Harmony ...... GH . 2.290 . 94- Meets Wednesday ¦ ¦ ¦ ' December. Shanklin urged project ¦ Mrs. Louise Rurioe. a. Sons, Harmony . 7 ...:' .. GH : 7 2,000 ., . 88 . ' ¦ ' . -'Juan- T-arrimel,' • Preston ., ,.. .. '. . .- 7..;....' ...... GH . 2.100 83 LEWISTON, Minn — The an nembers to buy steers at reason Donald Lind, Mabel . .... 7 . -.. .. GH . 2.2.00 .7 87 : . . .,...... ¦ mial meeting of the "Winona ible market prices, as those pay- Merlon Mckay, Harmony GH' 2,020 ,87 7 UNIT REPORT: 435 .cows on- test; averages: 852 pounds of milk; 3:33 per- County Dairy Herd Impro\em«nt ng an unreasonable price fo-f a cent- itsl, and 39 pounds of butterlal , - Aa ' ¦' ¦'¦ Association will be Wednesday at SALE iteer stand a good chance of los- • ' - . "-UNIT 2'/ lpm at the village hall here HFIRST TIWE jF9R>UBLIC - : ¦¦ & ng their labor and feed costs ng the project year. • Alfred Johnson 8, Son, Peterjon 7...... ,GH ' 40 7 1.3.18 ii.4- . Arne Agrimson, Peterson 77 ,. . 7...7. ... GH 32; . 1 :. 1,30* . . 469 heard and three directors elect- "Knowledge gained in feeding is 'rck -Rushford 7 .... :, 7. GH 27 2 1,245 . 46. T . Sty .liberg, . .. . . ¦ ¦ ed E vtcnsion dairy specialist vorth something, but we should Victor Asleson, Fountain 7 ' . . GH '. - . 25 .75 1 ;-190 , . . .45.8 Adolph J, Lyle Brernmer, Peterson . ' -. .... GH 50 ' 7 1 ,247 44 . Clifford Wilco\, Unn ersny of iot : penalize- ,4-H - steer project Minnesota farm, will be ipeak- nembers by encouraging therti ¦ - TOP FIVE: COWS Xx. to Alfred Johnson 8, Son, Peterson ...... ; GH 2,910 . , 119 . er. ¦ jay unreasonable calf prices,' -' ; he Alfred -Johnson- -*. -Son,. ' Peterson . V....,.;.. .. V. . .GH 2,280 lOO ' ' ' • All DHIA members and others SAME SUPREME Charles Every, Harmony 77 ..7....„..-;• - .- . ;'...- . GH , 2,080 . ' • --?8 Mm.j SilARASEALY .. . said. Calves should be bought at .GH 1,970. . . 93 interested in the ' dairy business MAT7SESS CREWffeD BY FOR. THE SAHAR^ KpTEL i known total weight Alfred Johnson 8. Son, Peterson ., ',...... , . . . . > ^5^E and price Alfred Johnson 8, Son, Peterson .. ' ...7..7 .-.--GH,' 2.810 90 . are inwicd Milk , coffee and ier pound. . UNIT: REPORT .: 857 cows on test; averages: 937. pounds of milk; . 3.47 per- . doughnuts will be served by ihe "Make sure, tent test, and 37 pounds of butterfat. ¦ that feed trou-ghs, 7 - '¦ ' Lewiston Businessmen's Associa- vater and lots are clean. Eslab. UNIT 3 ' 7 . TOP FIVE HERDS Yv 7 tion. ish a regular ___j_ ^_^_^_t_j_2__ ¦?¦* ^^ 5 feeding schedule, as Paul Mathison,.Preslon ..:..... GH 25 1 1.430 . . -5) . 1 M&.A^vQwJc tamL ^l—. ^^_>^___ \^_l - ^J__iJ_^m -H^___^t_^^ * * ^tS* _&_k \ -**¦ ifc animals are creatures of habit and . Elwyn Mensink , Preston . GH . 22 ' I . 1, 162 42. 1 |HnL^£9^F^^BHBBPWV^BVlPV9V9^^^& 7 1 , 157 .41.3 ***- , * 4ltibb *-*^> vill respond best to regular feed- . George LehmkuW, Harmony ,... - ... GH ; 40 57 *** ^^m9aW~ M ,, r ' gjSSt*^***^ Perlum Grooters. 'Lime Sprinas, Iowa . ' .. . . GH . .. 21 .4 ' . - 1,127 41.3 E^^HHtt^^W«^i^l^^L^^i^Ll^^^Kl^i^i^Ui^H^k^i^L^B " ng," says; Shanklin. : V ¦ - . . Cleon Heusinkveld, Spring Valley ' ... , GH 39 I . 1,"7 40.8 . Houston DHIA Grain fed should be coarsely ww , Y TOP FIVE C0WSY - ^^ ¦«yHnUH****** Y \< iA«ttfrt^l- i^7 ^\ v i i1~r t^i i.j^wl^^^^"'^ v , l ¦' ¦ ¦ GH 2.370 . '81. I Ewl^i^in9HK» ^«K ^i ^^ tJ^ ^ ! j * ^ 2 * ?round or cracked. Feed should be Clebn Heusinkveld, : Sprina Valley¦ ...:.- '¦ Herb Mahoney, ..Canton - ." ...... 7. GH . 1,980. , 807 horoughly mixed to prevent the J. W. ' ¦«, , Les Prlnsen, Preston ,.... ,..:.. . GH 1,970 : 779 7 ' 940 '-- :alf from picking out ¦;. only the Paul Mathlson, Preslon . . . GH 7 . 1, . 74 Meets Thursday Perlum¦ Grooters, Lime Springs, Iowa ...... GH7 . 2,080 75 . teed he likesY Feed leafy green ' ¦ : : . . - UNIT REPORT: 719. cows on test; averages: 1,050 poUndi of . milk;. 3.72 per- C \LEDONIA , M inn — Danymen colored hay. High protein is neces- cent. test,. apd. 35.9 pounds of butterfat. sary for the starting ration I IKIIT 1 from Houston County , are invited . The ' r eed will replace the protein the Y TOP FIVE HERDS Y to the semiannual meeting of the ¦ :alf was receivin g in milk: . ' - . W-. H. Chamberlain, Racine ". .... ;.... OH' - - . 18 2 . T.212 . 44 . county Dau y Heid Impro\ement Kalstabakken & Eichoff, Founlain . .: '.... GBS 30 . I . 968 40 4 Association at 1 30 p m. Thursday ' Roner Temanson, Spring Valley , R8.GH. 72 . - . :-4 . - 1.CS2 : 39.7 "START the calf orr a grain feed 31.7 at Caledonia Slate Bank B ase- MHMK C -4* y *SmSrmJP * ^ Wa ller Blakeslee, Spring Valley. . .' .. - . . Mixed 7 31 * '30 ^HJ^^I IS^B HI^WK^ \\ dHfiBH 9-y^ • 2t r*7 A ^*^^___ta^^^.^^0f$ tS & m ' EL& . - . 'I; 995 36-7 ^^ ~ 1 Gradually, possibly whole oats: at Alden Marburger , Spring-¦ ¦ ¦ Valley .,. - R8.GH. 33 . ment , according to Francis Jan- yf ^K_ ^E__\____ w______m Jt W \vX L. j^ j0f___ ^_\^f^__^^^^^ ? '^ ^ w * ^Wfi ^^ ,he rate of about one pound per " '. ." . - TOP FIVE COWS . uschka , county agent. Kaslabnkken 8, Eichoff, Fountain . . , ...... : ...... , GBS . . , 2,360 102 . !* . 1 lay, . Gradually increase the :2,20O John Lofgien extension ento ^^^^^ Ij ^^L^^j^^^^^^^^ J^^^^^^^^ lJ^^^^^^ Wi M^^^jj ^l^^^^^^ ^*^ ^^ / ***^Tjj) r^ Don Jacobson, Eyota ...... GH ¦ 95 amount of corn,, linseed oil meal, Roger Temanson, Spring Valley ...... GH 2;420 ' . '-i mologisl at the Univeisity of Min- and so forth and at the same time Don Jeche, Wykoff GH . 7 1.950 . f4 nesota, will talk on fly face con- - - . Don Jacobson, Eycta ...... GH .1, 950 86 ' increase the amount of feed al- UNIT REPORT : 716 cows on test; averages : 729 poundi ot milk;72.88 per- tro ' i stable and house fly control owed for the calves," he sajs. ¦ cent test, . and 37.5 pound s of bullerlat. and will in general cover insect Steers on whole feed will eat UNIT 5 control and sanitation in dairy cat- about two pounds of grain jjer 100 TOP FIVE HERDS tle and surrounding areas. Homer Balllnqer • GH 32 7 1 1,311 4C ? pounds of body weight, and should 1, 110 43.5 ¦Easier Haugstad . supervisor of '^ B. G. Wilt, Spring Valley CH 23 < : Roqer CarsonV.V.. GH 18 1 . . 1.K3 4J .2 ^ ?ain approximately two pounds Unit 2 , will give his annual re- ' NOW 0NLY 39.1 ^ Miller Brothers GH <4 4 1.C54 ^ ' per day on. whol e feed. port 7 ^ ¦ ! * ^^ ^ Calvin Vrieze Mixed 24 I 1,025 38.9 : _. Y _ . ; "„' -' '^ ^ The year^'s best bedding \ Shanklin recommends that the ^F^f'^P, 7 x^^ _ _m _fB__ _f % TOP FIVE COWS ^ L ^^ f% ''^ - :. , «M 88.8 buy is the same mattress that t-H steer member explore severa l Homer -Balllnqer . .' .. " GH l' __\y___^-^_____^^-^^^ Nk j^H_ W^__ ^9 ^LM Feeding programs With his pr oject Norman Peterson GA 1,670 83.5 Buffalo Co, Co-op ^ as' Hotel Sahara specified for ils yfll B. G. Witt, Spring Valley . GH 1,860 BO BP^^^^^^Bl L«s ^eK I BJlJ% leader , parents, and county agri- Miller Brothers GH 2.050 77 .» ^ same fine construction , K. cultural agents l>eforc making his Robert Bcrgstrom ' GH 1 .580 77 ,4 Association to Meet ¦ lavish new addition . . . the At H ^LJH JB«I M milk; 3.2 pe r- m C\i •!#/## final selection. UNIT REPORT :- 583 cows on test ; averages:- . 840 pounds ol 8arae beautifu l cover, same luxurious comfort. Add m _\% ^aa\\^^ _\_Y^*^^ cent fast, and 38.2 pounds of butterfat. At Alma February 14 I }fxillfj 6 \ up ^V/i/H'iy .^| all the features andcombination. you would Vegas! expect to pay far HHHI Hi Matiius.oi ALMA , M'is.-The annual linn- this great Folks will pay $20 ' ' ' Preston Creamery rpiet of the Buffalo County Associa- ^^^^^^^IBl more for Kj ^_Jf' twISorKi Tf(»• Crooked Creek Speech tion of Cooperatives will be at ^BP^^^^Hv a right to sleep on it in Las Enjoy the Hi ^»\WW Pepin Alma Jlfeh School Feb. 14 , accord- Sa hara Supreme in your own home , now, at this To Elect Directors ing to County Agent Archie Bro- j EASY TERMS voki . limited time sale price. ¦ - ¦ ' PRESTON , Minn. -Threc direc- ' . i Meeting Slated tors will be elected at the annual Winners Named Boll Ryan , Twin Cities TV and . , CALEDONIA , 'Minn. —The time meeting of the Preston Creamery DUIiAND, Wis,—Kalhy Sootl , radio nevvs commentator , will ad- dress cooperative directors , man- )f decision has come for Ihe Association at 11 a.m. Feb. 9 at Hock Falls, was tlie winner, in ihe Jrookcd Creek Watershed , ae- agers , employes and their wives. Preston High School auditorium. youth class of Ihe secnwl an- jording to the steering coinmit- The meeting begins witli a free Arrangements are being made by ec of the watershed imal Pepin County Soil and Wa- John Havtman , .secretary-treasur- in . lunch for the patrons and is fol- m*r%fw*gi ¦ Al ' ' ¦ ¦ si Come in and register. Fill out card and After years of apparent inac- lowed by the business meeting .1 ter Conservation District sponk- er of the organization. *% box. D^winB to be hoi«nn ««r ivity, the time for local people 1 p,ni. Terms of three directors FREE Sealy Saha ra Supreme mattress^ ing contest here. * • store about March 16. o make some vilnl decisions has have expired. They are Norman Knlhy, Kvw l lnppy -4-H Club , -•ome, they suy. Therefore , the Storhoff , LnneHboi-o; Chester Sev- Save a speech entitled "Only You Production Reported iteering committee i.s asking all erson , Chatfield , and Everett An- Can Prevent Forest Fires," Dwi On 2 Holstein Cows he people of tlie watershed to derson , Preston, Anderson w ill not Walters , Durand , was second ln nect Thursday. be a candidate for re-election. ' ¦ the youth class. Registered Holstein cows from The watershed includes all of Rose Linda Ilauer , Durand , Ihis area arc mentioned in an lie village of Caledonia mid all Many of our .soybean varieties Workinfi Winners 4-H Club, won official production testing report 5 illier land draining into the came from tho Orient. More llinn thc junior division with her received from (he Ilolstcln-Frie- Jrookcd Creek , The Hireling will 10,000 varieties have been sliipped Soil, ¦ ¦¦ Sealy Posturepedic speech "Save Our " Barbara siaii Association of America. L'>v * . . , - . tc at. the Caled onia Stnto Bank to the United St ates for testing Anibiis, Durand , wns second. Mueller Homestead M criia /* and evaluating, ' ' ' lasoment at 8 p.m. Th-c soil aiid water conserva- 3970469, a (5-year-old , produced ML 'NY "" ' , . ' " ny l-/ ' X ' ^C f W0Sc U tion district supervisors Hponsor- 17,(HiO pounds of milk and 672 cd the contest and presented a pounds of butterfat in 3(1(1 clays. y 'x^ ^mk[ ' . :, • *, > '" . vv mn « iwm JIIB , cash prize and certificate lo tho Mueller Carnulloa Hii/.el 4304848, ¦ ,,k' " ' ^^ QBO ¦ ' ' ' ' ¦ ¦ " : ¦ ' malchmt toundatton sunt piltt § first nnd second place winners in a 4-ycar-olcl , had 18,202 pownd* *' ^^fkil ' * ' -' * " ' *y NOTICE of ANNUAL MEETING each class. of milk and 60(1 pounds of bu tter- ;"•, . s . ' ' '">¦ ' ¦ ! ,| 'I'l ii* coinl'i irl in ciilirely up lo yon. CI IOOHC i«xl r» Ka lhy and Hone will compete fat in :130 days, Both are owned . ^iSu:ji ' ., • * ' ' ^ ' " ' " ; *'" linn I' niitij rrpedir wilh the ndileil 1iimii«-M ih H" . against winners from eight other by C. II , Mueller fc , L«wiiton. '\ ^H |j(£j f' \' - ' • " > ' " '¦ ' Y* -"' 'Ti j (( MOUND PRAIRI E MUTUAL Sons ffl Lf\ ' ¦'' ' 1 r,, rfrommonit or (intly lirni IVmreM counties in their respective claus- Altura Kortunc Hunter l>alsy ' ' > I ^^ - .'*' •» "T"'"r Vn 1- i | l"!''l' l " °^''n '¦\: ^sl'W'li ","\ ,K -i, -- ?'Y'i ! 1 iii tl \'iF\ I LL»I* l'oHt m'( 'pi '

4FY iwu"iiiin'. , " hilly rdiicct , I hi- wiiy you m-i-il il , Select y en r area contest 'will compete in the 17,(1(18 pounds of milk and (Wi --' I I 'tPf I IXiA *^ ' j Meeting of the Mound Prairie ^^^^ *^^ MAIIHU I VMIHOUI Iii nil of ei mi lorl in n ncw I' linliiropi-ilic tiuhiv, The Seventy-Ninth Annual stale contest. pounds of butterfat in 301 days, \^rf> #^^B V>i | I IJLljiiii'illl I. he held in the Village H all Mutual Insurance Company will V/C/Cf ,U WWWWWWWWVWWWWWWWWWWWWWVWWWWWWWWWWW WVWVI , Uf ^ . ''' M In Hokah , Minnesota , on Tuesday, February I2tli , Ift(i3, at one ^Jj .^ ,, , ^ 1^7 ^--- ' " V Sefl nml t ry thf iiHisl. lnvinh Ponturcpi'dio of nll: > ^ c.. ^i«^H ' l ,n .'(K) wit h Ceil Clinpnmn-rii-nlKtied o'clock Injlin afternoon far the election of three directors, and i^^^^f ' ' j t- X-M "", Por'n* ^a9^ *"^^^mW 'r ' .f '.~ _ _M Mounnlow mil in cover, the transaction of any other business which may properly come NOTICE j a before the meeting. Members nnd others Interest ed in Mutual j ^«f T,«, *20O Insurance are requested lo be present, I Fountain City Telephone Subscribers jI EASY TERMS AVAILABLE AT I ^5 1 Lunch wi ll he served following the meeting. . We now have 6 to 8 minute conversation , Dated at Houston , Minnesota, this 21st day of January liwa. * FU RE | timing on all local calls. i U '! / L. M, AND0RSON, Secretary

1) S , E Directors whm.e twins expire are Krunk Oriraby, 15, Buffalo County Telephone Go. T» ] ! OPENBORZYSKOWSKI EVENINGS 300-302 rVVartkcilo Ava. FREE PARKING Huiiku and l lolaiiil Boldii nii each for a term of three years, \ Fountain I City, Wit. J I .. — , MW ^v* '-* .-r- "~f-" *-%xacr^afjsaK-6P%zii < F * * t. Houston County Milk Route mml *^ ^^|_^^RS^^B Man Ac/m/fs yek^jrfffiv Extra Prof it Town Officers- Kill log Two ^^^^j ^m ^^aB^^^—^—^^^^^KKi ^^^^^^^^^^^^^m RHINELANDER W — An illit- Corn Results erate milk route helper who ad- Banquet mitted, " authorities said, thai he _ ^a^_wBj m^a^^^^:. v ^-^>. Plan ^t^'^^LffSk^^^S—^^^^^^^^EisSBBB ^^^B^B^m Program ^^ slashed a young mother aiid: her ^^^_^__ WHITEHALL . Wis. 3\ .cropland diverted . -from .pro- also¦ will be. pi'e'.s-eiit. Entertain- daughter, Karen , -witnessed the prices. Ql ail the cities in the U. S; that wanted /him he chos« . pants was 19 000 plants on these - ¦ , attack and was plots. The - check, plot . average was gram is to help farmers convert justmen! .payments, .eoiiservafioii duction . under the leed grain or ment wilj . be ' provided' by the Top killed with the Minneapolis as representing the most djmamic and vital region . cropland .to some otherYloiig-range wheat - stabilization pi ogranv in same knife. ¦ practice cost-sharing, and related Hats from-Y- Waterville.;- In; the ,-U.Y-S: ¦ 14,500 per acre. Iowa , and ¦ " ¦A - income-producing use, siich as pas- technical assistance. The financial either 19Si or l962 : I4> . tame' lva y members' of the Houston' High « ¦* . . verage.- . increased yield for the ' ¦ '¦ ' fertilized . corn in the six plots , was LandOn wiiich the stand was.piant- School handY .'; . '. Oil May 7 the . Tyrone Guthrie w-ant on any date, but -you 'd 48 bushelsY with average net profit ed. aiid Irom which . a crop of hay '.. Tiekel s. are .available- Troin- any Th eater will open with" "'HamV Y better, apply, for : seats iri ad- ¦nfY.S58.30:': over, was harvested in at leasl two of of the: following officers'. ' let .." All that week . "Hamlet" vance. You may get a single . Profit . ¦¦check plot - ,:¦¦ or d irect- yield- aver aged ' - $20.00'. ¦. the last t hree years. . " , 6r? of the'.Houston: County associ- Sen. Larson will alternate , with the. great ticket for any individual play. ', ' While approved measures ' iieed- ation , Roy Walters;, Moliere .comedy. "The Miser;" ',.: or you may get .season. ticJkets /- The state championshi p-went lo ; La Crescent : Rodney Brit son. Blu e Karth' Coun- ed to conserve and . help : develop Arnold - Saniie.ss.' -Spring Grove : and this will ' continue until for any or all foiii* plays afUu/ the June 17. Orr that , date ; the d iscount. You are earnestly . ty, whose net profit was $84.40 enterprise must be established Neis Gulbranson , • Spring Grove : ' ' from a yield of 154 bushels per and' maintained on acreage desig- Roy Ask,. Caledonia: Homer Stel- Has Chippewa great Russian drama Tchekov 's .: • a A vised to ' apply for tickets in , ¦ '" nated under the program for the plugii . Houston: A\?illiam . Schaller "The ; Three; . Sisters , . will advance becaiise- the heavy acre. Statewide ' the . average . ' ' yield: was 101 bushels with- a net M^#Mif duration -of the agreement".: the ac- Ne\v "Albin . - Iowa; arid . Martin Hori - open, and soon, thereafter: the :' siiriiirier : tourist : infl ux . ; into ' ' ¦ han Hokah. American classic "Death of ;a¦¦' ; Minnesota is expected to:gobble V profit of .$41.79, . according to .'Dr. I". By A. FY SHIRA YY' • Y V^S reage may also/ be. used for . cer- . V Curtis OverdahL.University of Min- tain .. approved proposes.' All township; village and county Indian Name Salesman '.'' , -will be added .to- up all leftover ' seats, Every officials are.;invited to this ban- the . repertory. During the rest scat vis excellent due . to, the ." nesota;.. extension soils speciali si; Climbing Roses ¦ ' Average. -, state plant population PRIMARY USES include grazing quet ':'. . of the season , .. July . through ::,; • ' r -ernarkable design of the thea- ¦ We. .receive inquiries from time ' was 13,000, and an average '.ferti- . to time about the growing arid of.- livestock,, torests aiid selected September;:' these four " , plays ter — np member of- the audi- ¦ care of climbing roses and a little ' ¦ 1 ¦ ¦ lizer-' ,cost of S15.02, Weed and in- information on them now rriay be recreational , en t erprises, such as will ' alternate- .' .. Yence is more than 52 feet • •. ; opportune, .since sortie gardeners may expect to plant one , or more, hunting.:.;. fishing, boat ing. ' swim- from the stage,. ' sectYchehnicals. of .Rfi- cents , per ' " "You-mav choose anv play. yoil au-a^7 acre. "Y this spring, A climljing rose, in full bloorn near; a dwelling., or; on a ming, ' , hiding: and camping. , ¦p ¦ A-G Creamery . County ¦'contest ants '': beside Bid- trellis as a background in ihe .garden.' - is ' a!ways attractive and ic- .-Ciilbei'tsdn urged farmers ', 'inter- ' The entire 'Northwest' area and lower : Canada are being given- ' ' turesque. :It 1 ends a homelike atmosphere and ne'ss were.' Donald Carlson , Hous- .7. . one might -sav an ested, .in. this -program , to convert the chance to purchase advance tickets for all performances be- ton Township, and Trvin tii gvart- old-fashioned /charm as, well. iinneeded: cropland ' to other con- tw een May 7 and Sept. 22. . The '.procedure: - An application : blank. : : son , Alvir: Myhre. Oscar Myhre , 'T '¦' .. ' Of course, these; so-called climb - servation .and' i n c o hi e-p'rdducing Picks Candidates may have . been mailed to you, but if.n 'ot you ma>' get an applies-. . and ; 0ren Myhre , : Wilmington ypical' Farmer s ing- roses do not . 'actually . climb uses lo get iri touch With the. ASCS liori blank from the co-chairmen of oiir local committee. Mrs. B. ' : ARCADIA . Wis: .'Special 1-The . Township- as: dp .vines: . They have ..no means county 'office -for;.further informa- nominating; ' AY.' Miller or ' Mrs. William .F. Whi.le-Y and fill it ont .specifying the ¦ . . Feea Grain Program committee - for ,'the A-G , ' Douglas : of fastening themselves to trellises , tion on. the :program. Cooperative^ Creainery:-has. play - and the date you want. Sir Tyrone . Guthrie-with ; . ' select - - He believes , firmly that great"-, . Payment Estimated or . other, supports .. and the long TheYperiod designated , lor sign- ed . Ya .slate;of candidates' for the Campbell: will direct: all four plays. caries must perforce be tied up- , ; theater must first of all be ' great entertainment , and ^enjoyment , .. . WHITEHALLY' Wis. . ; ' i.S|)fic ial ' > ing up.to take part in the program board of directors tn beYi o.t-erl on , Y . otherwise they would !only fall to ¦ ')- ¦ at the ' rather than education. He. wants above/all to bring great' theater. - Winana County ¦' -. —Acco rding to- Ifetirik R . -He'r- has been set fpr Feb. . throogh annual meeting Feb; 16. • the -ground. In other words, climb- March 22. ' ' ¦Stockliolders Ywill vole to people beyond the.narrow . confines .jof . New York's , Broadway ness , manager of pie. Trempea- for one - -' ' ,- ing roses are acUially .just 'uiiusuaL- man . in¦' . each , 'group. . The individ- With splendid actors and at; ¦reasona nl e prices. . . leair Counly . . .ASCS office, a ly tall growing types'. ¦ the fourYplays Hume . ual '. who receives ; the; majority, of . . .He .'hns chosen as the lead actors for county fii rrhelr signing up, for Cronyn.¦ ':'.Jessica Tandy. - Rita '"-Gam ' and the extraordinary young Flocks Checked • the 1963 feed grain program ¦Climbing roses can . .be . divided voles . from, each group Ywilf be rather loosely, as tp: ; Creamery Group elected7to George YGi'izziard. . Young area actors . ina**teitQnnec.ted ,.with - the , and Iiaving a com . base of 2"i size and forim . the hoard of directors of the flowers.' as ' 'ramblers: large- for, a . three-year . - term . Nomina- University ofv Minnesota. .will fill ih roles aiidfwork . with -Sir Ty- acres with a setY yield -which ' winner of: a McKnight scholarship, . . , flowered climbers, and Yt'Iimbing Elects Kalmes tion s- 'also . .will be accepted from rone/ Bill Boiightori of Winona, ¦ . For Sheep Scabies . is the same as the county ay- ' ' ' ' ¦ is working in an admihistrative / job in this new .-theater. • hybrid teas.. The pillar- roses are the floor- on the day of the . ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ erage : yield, could divert five .an- . .:. - - r. ' . " . " .*¦ ' . ' ¦ LEWISTON, M in ri.—W i n o ira / considered to be those that do RbLLI^GSTONF. Minn. - The ntial meeting. . : . County, extension agents, with the ; acres from corn raising, could Rollingstone Creamery Associat ion ' ' named /George . Grizzard who . . grow 20 acres of corn and re: not grow higher- than about eighU To give membeu's an - opportun - Tlie- theater ' iii New. Vork — . . assistance; of ' 'county vo-ag person- feet. Then , there are elected , officers at a board of di- . it y Sen. Norman Larson ' . which pretty much means the is going to .playYHamlet in ceive a total paymerif of the trail- tp know their directors and to ¦ ¦ ¦ nel, have; completed preliminary ing pr creeping roses that: ar e rectors meeting here Wednesday. consider the theater of America:. .— • is sick. ¦ ; . M' inneapoliSi .The - . First Lady ,' $304.30: : slate chosen by Ihe By THE ] inspection of county sheep flocks only suitable for running over the Elected were "Eugene -.Kalmes' ' norhinating commSttee. ¦ ASSOCIATED PRESS You /have to pay from , 'six; io of the . theater. Helen Hayes, This paymeent- .would ; in- . the follow- ¦ ¦ ' ' for sheep scabies. ground; on banks, or. hanging down president; . Leonard Kreidermach- ing information is given about the : Stale Sen. .Noj-inan . ' -Larson . bf.'i 12 dollars for a seat for a - .. said , "Tyrone Cuthrie's 'veh-' . Suspect flocks are now being clude a diversion payment on Ada also answers to the name of-| , Minneapolis :is the thea- . 'Sla.j'O ' orY$77.50 , from a low wall. Also, there are ei\ vice president: Henry Siebenal- people proposed by the .committee: play.. .- that is usually . .indiffer- ture ih . checked out by Livestock Sanitary five acres , at - some floribundas ' Nah Ga Xee- Vye Dode. ¦ ; X world ' is watchin g ' — ¦ ; plus, the price support pay- and polyahthas er, secretary-treasurer, aiid Ervi n ent, shoddy . pr- vulgar. The ter the . : Board veterinarian. Any flocks that are of the climbing fvpe. North Creek and Newcomfe Val- : That is the '/name, which rrieans .i costs of staging ' a- Broadway. a-guiding siar 'which; may. well ment on 20 acres of corn plant- Maus and Richard Tews, directors. ¦' : . ¦ showing' evidence of : the scabies Kalrnes replaced Maus as pres- ;. ley--Aloizy : Waletzko . .32.. married Y' -carrying a . Ioad for the• peopleY' .;. play tn .one of the. few and ;in- .; point..- the , way- :. to. a vital new ed times 63 bushels times 18 FIRST, LET os take up the ram- Yand. h,is .three'. ch ildren. ' ' {bestowed on him ' ' ' mite will be held; in: quarantine ' ¦ . ident. : Others were re-elected. . . He- owns . in 19o5 when he j . ariequale theaters is so stag- kind ": of . . theatrical experience Ycents- or S226.80. . . . . - blers, the climbers that have small an dpperates 153-acre farm. Live- i was adopted ¦- , '" on the fa.rm and w ill be dipped at At the association ' , into . the Minnesota ; gering that- theatrical produc- Tor eyeryone. state expjense. according to Oliver flowers in dense clusters. The s annual meet- ;. slock includes 2,i cows.-3d-head of Chippewa Titbe for his " ' ' ¦ : ; ing at the high school . efforts on I . ers , don 'l ciare : take a gamble . :' , Mrs/ .Miller and Mrs. White. ;.. Strand, county agent. canes are long and flexible an d aud.itbriiini i young, stock and .72 hogs. . behalf of Indians. He; has " '{a local ticket : , Mfere Saturday it was reported that . . . lor .. . ; on-;. a classical or truly, fine co-chairmen of the The eradication program will re- Happy Hart 4-H Plans may reach a length of fifteen feet | . .MyronY Scow . *t , . married . and number of ye^irs been a member : " group, have- ; several production of milk increased : hy ; piay, biit usually .try to play selling - . . ¦ sult in Minnesota being certified or more, in a single season. They i has five 'children. , Tie owns and of. a special Commitiee on Indian : : '¦ copies, of -an excitin g 20-m i n- . - - ' Roller Skating Party 4 .417,933 pounds over 1961; A, to-: 1j it sale .with a Vpopular- . . . scabieS free when the cleanup is are generally hardy, although in . . [operates a. 195-acre home .' farm Affairs.Y " ' YtUe- record. byYSir Tyrone.: Guth- : f tal : of 2S.324.225 : pounds ' - off milk- ' lype play that:'-would . offend completed. It also will be a: big RUSHFORD, Minn,. 'Special) — a severe climate they should re- ; and fhe: 1 14-acre Berg farm .he re- '. , - Douglas : Campbell. ' Rita ceive some winter was' .produced' at the creamery. ' ,- The senator also; is at home, nobody, make-rtqbody Uiink . and Tie . : help to sleep flock owners in pre- The Happy Hart , 4-H Club is jpon- protection. . : cejitiy . purchased ; Livestock : , in- ' 7 be remembered by nobody. . Ctani, Hume Cronyn and Jessica . The ramblers The annual report was given b eludes¦ • wearing an I SflO '.s -duster and gog- j ¦ ' venting occurence of: scabies frorri sdring a roller skating party Tues- bloom only once y I .: 32 . cows. 20 head yming ' When , I get to New York , with Tandy. Yexplaining the Nfinne- ;. during the season, 'iii Ralph- &oriiri. : St: PaulY' stale: de- \ stock and 5.000 hen i gles. behind the, vyheei . of one. of sheep purchased or loaned from day ,at Lewiston. usually late j breeder / flock. ¦ a very occasional exception , Y sota theater and giving synop- The jarty ife in the building June, or July, on canes that were partmerit.of-auditing',- It also show- j! He is a director- of the county his 40 antique automobiles. ; others, said Strand. . will Another i-o.l I . refuse to throw money ses of the plays. These records formerly occupied by Camera Arts produced theKyear before. There- ed $942,710 returns from all dairy: ;. Farm - . Bureau ' .' e hot unfamiliar to AnyWinona County flock that : him . i.s that ' ¦ 'band ' " A' aAvay seeing one of : the.se are available to any clubs or in- Studios. Club members and their fore," all flowering canes shoul d products. Net earnings: for 1 J162 Myer* Valley, T rout: Run—Edwin . .. of . , ' leader. who would ' like. has not been inspected was over- . clariiietis t of some hole, Broadway : plays. . The . only formal groups . .: are invited to the party., be cut put at the base of the plant were $15 ,734. ThisYwill.be credited j . Guenther. '. 47.. . 'married aiid has six ' . he- direct- : programs , or for further ' looked. Ef anyone has sheep that friends ' ed- ' the University of YvUchigan i memorable, play I've, seen , in it for Next regular club meeting '.'.will as soon as the witli Mrs. 'Virginia Hohmann , should be left for trie ptirchase-d during the year. TotalYI lional acres, Livestock includes 28 ' in the lead was .a Y young, chap ^\'hile or Mrs; Miller. '/ . next season 's bloom! current assets • are. $70,877. World . traveler. In recent yearsY, Y ••Winona Y, County ' homeY agent, as Good exam- (I cows. 23. head young stock, SO pigs The average cow last year: pro- ¦ ples of this type are, the red ' ¦;, l and 250 hens: ¦ In the Senate. Larson ' is best speaker. Y '_ j Patrons equities from . 1957 total- ' ' ' " Alma, duced 7.;iI: pounds; ' . of milk; " ::¦ - Crimson Rambler and the piak Ralph . Weisenberger Sr. : 50 . known as,7 chairman ' ,, of the im-Y STORE MANAGER but Mr. and Mrs. Xic Auer. .. • . . ' . '- . .*Y Y V-c : X^' ¦ ¦ I ing S8.315 were called in for pay- j : . '¦ : V , managing-.: it• •' - . several enough 16 provide a year's , supply . Agriculture .1.3....,.peixent of Dorothy Perkins. * . -,- .' ' ¦: ' married and has II children . three ; portant ::.Committee on Public ALMA, . :\vis. Mr arid -Mrs: h-ave been ,usfi§. ¦rmeht-aft er the meetmg, Butter soid j ' Nuzurn : has .': been ' operat- of . niilk - ' aad other dairy products : all the petroleum pToduce'rl in Hie The large-flowered i: remaining . at . home. He owns and j Highways: a - post: he has held : Allan Nuzum and . children moved mdriths. . elirrihers i in Winona and locally totaled 137 ,- . to; Tell where N'tizu m will ing the G-& A feed grinding busi: to 5iigr'jy rtore than 11. Amen- ! U.S., more than: any other indus- were delivered originally from : operates 225-acre farm. - Livestock: since 19517 . Tuesday - ¦ " ¦'¦ ' i 146 pounds. -. and tavern. ness in Alma with his brother-in- czrf . . . . . try.' . Crosses in which some hybrid leas ' includes 23 cows, 12 young stock 7, A.-senator "since- 1939.. he. earlier manage- the Tell store j Guest speakers at the meeting j headed committees on reforesta- Ulrich ¦Reidt Jr.. is the owner law, Glenn YScharnaun, and hybrid perpetuals were rep- 'were Floyd Thompson , St. Paul j and 40 :hogsY ,. j . i Glencoe, Glencoe R tion and public domain. In the resented. The blooms of these executive secretary of Minnesot a idge^Albert ' DENNIS THE MENACE roses somewhat comparable in j j Pronschinske Jr.', . 32 . married and i 1959-196 1 period he was president Creamery Operators and Managers ! ' Y -' • ¦'" _ ¦ has two pro tern of .' the Senate. : ; XX - — —m^^m^^^mmw^m—^^m^m^mmaam^mi^_^ size to medium hybrid tea -..roses Millard i daughters. . He rents and Around the Pitchf ork Association : :. . : Cliab. ^yino- operates ¦/¦a 298-a ere farm; Live- and are borne in looser clusters na , Slate Departhierit of Dairy and 'i; ' than the ramblers. stock includes 33 . cows. 35 head This session he also is a mem- X . X Ara you considering buying a hay conditioner? Some of the Foods; Glen Haase. manager of ber of the committees on agricul- blossoms are born e singly, but I young stock! He is a delegate for Orrin Berge, farm machinery; specialistYat the University of the Plaihview Creamery, and Clar- 'j Mure, public domain , taxes, edu- Wisconsin when in clusters are fewer, but i Tri:staie Breeders Cooperative. .. . .7 recommends hay conditioners if a farmer really wants I ence Peterson . St. Paul , American Ycatioii. elections , rules aiid the better quality hay and he has animals that will use this better larger , than those of the ram- , Donald Feltes , 39, married and blers. . Dairy Association , Y has one j Committee on Committees, quality roughage to advantage. daughter. He own s and ' Personnel at the creamery are operates 244-acre farm. Livestock i He lists his principal legislative He points out that early cutting is tlie, clue to harvesting hay THESE CLIMBERS are suitable ¦ Al Rivers, manager : Rose Giienth- ; interests as good roads and high- with the most possible nutrients. The hay conditioner makes bet- includes 21 cows. 18 head young for trellises or other supports. . er , bookkeeper: Eugene Marxhaus- ' stock and 40 hoes. way safety, ' agriculture , and edu- ter hay primarily because the hay dries faster and it can be put The flowers are produced on short : en and Dennis Gile , assistants: ! ' cation: , Ln the barn more quickly. branches which grow out from tlie [ Pierce Wittenberg. F.dward Lelm - In Ada, Sen. Larson has an auto- There are several kinds of conditioners on the market and each two, or three (ruck , year old canes. I erf?., Clarence Spaag and Henry i Parents, Teachers mobile and agency and op- has certain advantages and weak points, he says , Generally, he Therefore, they should he lightly ! Meyers ' Jr., milk haulers.' Y erates an automobile7 wrecking says, you can buy most makes with confidence. However, he still pruned , except to remove de: d » . . ' Meeting at Blair business. He- is fit) vears old. •.aggesLs buying one of the more common ones in your community wood , or to shorten canes. If Use and buying it from a reliable dealer . plant becomes quite large, some BLA IR. Wis. (Special) — Par- '" ' ¦ ' ' ' i Feed Grain Sign-Up ent-teacher conferences were held V • • . ¦* of the heavy canes can be remove-d Winona Scout Tht corn plant is in for lome drastic remodeling, if %ort\* by culling them off at Ihe base , I To Beg in Tuesday in thc Ihe Blair school school sys- University of Minnesota research comes out as anticipated. leaving only the young and vigor- tem Thursday and today. Classes One of the long-range goals is lo develop hybrids . with two or ous stems. ! LEWISTON'. Minn. - Sign-up were not in session hoth days. Ac- In Governors three ears per stalk , instead of the single ear thai Farmers must Some of these large-flowered for the 196'.'? feed grain program cording lo a questionnaire sent to be satisfied with now. climbers arc called everhlooming, in Winonn County will open T. >s- the parents. 07 percent of the Report Program , diiy, according to Donald St tt.'.- parents favored the conference. Also compared to current hybrids , this corn ol the future will biit aside from a heavy flowering , have ears averaging one to four inches longer , kernels twice aa in the spring, they may have only mnii AKC office manager. Last year 84 percent of Ihe A Winona Eagle'Scmil - was se- repre- long and at least two more rows of kernels on every ear. a scattering of blossoms during The si gn-up period will last un- ! grade school parents attended the lected Thursday night lo Yield-1 Exactly 'how the summer followed by a more lit March 22. Notices of thc sigii- l conferences while 40 percent ol sent Gamehavcn Council in the high it might go per acre is hard lo pre- ! up and other material have Scouting Report lo the (iovcrnor dict . But doubling Ihe present yielding .ability of individual plants or less prolific blooming in the been ] Ihe hiffh school parents attended. fall. They need winter protection j sent out lo farmers, said St ev Firm Elects Dawn, ihe pink Viking Queen, and new feed grain program will he ' Officers in tlie governor 's program at the In spite of ihe lact thai corn yields luive doubled since hybrids held Inter in the month , bo said. [ Ihe White Dawn. , (Special ) state capitol Feb. 8. . Included in were first introduced in (lie '30s , Itinke says we're far from get - The dal es and places of these : HAHMO.N' V. Minn - Ihe program will be a tour of ting Ihe most from corn fields. Officers were elected nnd annual CLMBING HYBRID tea roses meetings will be released later. the capitol and a lunch at Iirown ¦ reports lie explains thai yield increases ol recent- years have com« have been derived from bud mu- heard at the annual meet- & Bigelow Advert ising Co. about mainly Ihrotifih slopping up plant populations per acre and ing of Harmony Fanners Mutual tations , or "sports" , or by chance Foster , an F.aRlc Scout in Cen- ^I PlCKeO UP A CKAPLEV-HORSE , . using more fertilizers. But we still have hybrids with only one seedlings Fire Insurance To, Monday nt Ihe from some bush vnri-e- ! Gaiesville Area 4-H , tral Lutheran Church Post 2, AND KAMTSET RlOOF n:' /^ TAKE lTj * ear per stalk, and with ears thnt differ lillle from those of 2<) ties , They have been inlrodiicrd town hall ^THW/ He-electori for three-year holds the Hornaday Conservation ^ years ago , he sny.s. as elimhiiiR hybrid tens and are GALK,SVILLK. U'is , i .Specian - lerms award for outstanding service in were Howard Applen YOGI REAR offered in the catalogs under many .ludy 'l>ska was eftcled president ! , president, Ihe field o( conservation, has I wo Ono of the major shortcomings• , in present-day awine nutri- varieties. They usually bloom nf Ihe Mariiiiika Badgers ¦)-!! Cluh and Sherman Ilaiigeiud and Itnlph awards, * * Larson , directors. merit lifosnving and is tion Is really an overfeeding problem, said L, E. Hanson, more , continuously than most -of \ nt a moeling al Ihe Krling Olson holder of Ihe church Religious Insurance in force University of Minnesota livestock scientist , recently. Hie other climbers , hut not eis lionit' M onday, Mary (iuertler was al Uie end Award. A little more stinginess in feeding brood sows during gesla- freely as their hush type counter- . elected -vice president; Delores 01-; of Inst year totaled S13.fi90.T10. an tion would mean good strong litlcrs and more economical hog pro- parts. They , of course , need ; son, secretary-treasurer nnd Sandy | increase of $IHi;r ,flni) over lDlll . duction. winter protect ion. • Hovre , reporler . Next meoling ofi Losses to members totaled $14 ,- Lake City Club Overfeeding, more common wilh sows than underfeeding, adds Some e.Nnmplcs of climbing . Hie cluh .will be nf the Leonard , 4-i(i,r>fi , 1 The company d idn 'l to feed cost per pig weaned and may result in smaller litlcrs , hybrid tens are , Crimson (llory, \ (iuertler Inline Mi , 20. Kathleen levy an as- Adopts New Emblem because of higher embryo morlnlily during early gr-stnlinii. the red Chrysler Imperial, the llussie and Miiry (iuertler nre on. sessment last year , hut Yslnrliug Ibis year LAKF, CITY , Minn. (Special)— For a pregnant sow , Hanson said , protein intake is more criti- yellow blend Peace and many Ihe enle-rlninment cnnimitlee . j , advance premiums must cal thnn energy. Ho recommended limited feeding in drylot with . !) others. There are, also , climbing The Decern G-Cetterj 4-H Club' j , be paid on Hie anniversary dales Adopt ion of a club emblem and insinuation .nf an indoor archery pound prolcin per .sow daily , lie also iioinlod out thnt recent re- forms of floribundns nnd grand!- nexl niL-et of policies . ing will be Monilny al range were discussed al the Lake search supports (his point. floras. Grunt School. The local company hns made nrnuigcments with Farmers Mu- Cily Sportsmen 's ( ,'ltih meeting MARK TRAIL By Ed Dodd tual lie-Insurance Co., C'rliwell , recently. lown, to write combination fire Inloresteil persons should get and windstorm policies. Arrange- in touch wit h Clyde Charrette, ments also are hdng made In New officers follow; W. K, Luk- have farm liability availa ble so er , president: Milton Mickelson , all insurance needs of farmers vice president; Leon llul z, secre- may he supplied lary; Itudy Buck , treasurer; Cor- hard! Wilt and .John Kirkwood , I)iep<'iiliroek, HISTORICAL SOCIETY directors , and VV. ( delegate lo associated Sports- I.AKM CITY , .Minn, .Special I - men 's Club, Civil War repnrls were rend and ¦ drawings and stories nhoiil pio- neer days were considered al the VETS ELECT meeting . .Monday evening of Hie ; FOUNTAIN . Minn. —Leo Seliiiltz I.nke <'ll y group of ihe W abasha i wiis elected commander of Hie Count)' l lj .slorii 'iil Soclcly a I Luke newly organized Fillmore County City Library. Lu nch was served, Barracks of the World War I vet - Miss Ida Soinmcrs, local chair- erans recently. The orgiirii/iilloiial '*OF COURSE, TH& WAV YOU FU/, if* tAUCr] ^HO^TER!" inni) , presided, ; meeting was hold nl Wyk«fl. Redmen vs. Augqies Here Saturday- Preps Travel Tonight ' - ' — RfOMEN ^- . : :—:PREPS— •: ::¦ ¦: FLAHERTY , SIM ON , MOf?R4CO TR/UMPH Hockey Six Ramblerj fo Cornell Edges WSC by 14-11 Faces Gusties which drew praise for ': Revenge Tlie meet, ! Gunner. "Our boys wrestled ex- Seek Y By A.JGIE KARCHER . ing into the final heavyweight St. Mary's basketball and Dally News Sports Editor the Warriors from their coach . | ccllently: .We did much better match. . Cornell's Joe Bruchac de- Cotter and Winona High, on the hockey teams swing into action Ivy League dhampion Cornell Bob Gunner, was the fourth meet : than I had even hoped for. " cid ed it by decisioning game Al basis of season's records. Will be this weekend in MIAC conference University ': won four matches and in seven days for State and they Cornell, unbeaten in Ivy League Maussner 5-2. favorites tonight when they take action; J earned; a draw in another to edge took the mat again this afternoon j action this year and 5-3 coming . Maussner ;gr appled his 6-foot-3 to the road. The Redmen cagers try to put Winona State College 1-4-11 in a against St. Cloud State for No, 5 I in, had beaten Winona 15-14 at ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' '¦¦ '" opponent on even terms for the But in neither case is Coach an end to an Augsburg winning duel Y".wrestling meet Thursday in eight days, 7 i Ithaca . N. Y.,; in 1961-62. X\'first three minutes, but Bruchac John Nett of; string that has stretched the Ramblers or to 15 night . at Memorial Hall . "I was very pleased,'' said ' The meet last tied at 11-11 go- scored points • on an escape and Coach John Kenney consecutive games Saturday, of the Win- night three takedowns. hawks overly optimistic. at the:Terrace Heights gym. Winona 's ¦ fat Flaherty register-: The Ramblers, 11-4 for the year, AUGSBURG , which 1$ currently jed bis 12th consecutive victory by will . be playing at Eau . Claire Re- leading the MIAC pack with an i decisioning Bob BogenrieE . at 177 gis, their first visit to that school 8-0 conference record, is paced by J pounds 7-4 to tie the dual affair. since 15)52. And though Regis is Dan Anderson. Anderson is the ; Flaherty was in complete control only 8-7 for the year,.the Wiscon- big man on the squad at 6-8 and all the way, getting the first takes sin team holds a 43-46 wur over iSj averaging 15.7 points per downY an escaiic, two takedowns Cotter , ' -:: - , j .. ':• game. Along with Anderson, 6-4 and another escape. Bogertrief was freshman forward Doug Pautz THE WINHAWKS, 7-5, thank« to XTB List-minute substitution by Cor- bears the brunt of the scoring at- *1 Coacli Jim Miller. , a-spectacular six-game winning tack With an 11.4 average. ^ string after: five straight reversals, In an earlier contest St. Mary's PETER CUMMINGS of Cornell are at Owatonna which has lost 17 fell to Augsburg 75-54. at 167 pounds protected an unbeat- consecutive Big -Nine Conference St. Mary's Coach Ken Wiltgen en record of 7-0 by decisioning basketball games. will go along with the lineup that Pe te Blum of "Winona. Blum, pft: And if ever Owatonna '.vas upset- has seen the Redmen win:four ' of en on verge ' of getting :ihto a minded, it will be . tonight. ' Es- their last five games and build a pin predicament , demonstrated ex-, pecially since it .was Winona ¦ . 9-8 season record. cellent defens ive moves to re- Which started the Indians on this Tom Hall,, the team's second cp"ver . . string back on Feb. 24 , 19817 Owa- leading scorer with a 10.9 " aver- ' Leo , Simon and Dave_ Moracco tonna Jias won: only two games age, and George Valaika Will start recorded other Wihbha wins and this season in 11 starts; and,cop- at. forwards, Jim Rockers at cen- ! Larry Willis earned a 6-6 draw in ped only 3 of 19 last year. ter, and Mike Maloney and AI a . " --bout, wilh Jarhes Meldrin. at -Cotter will , .be . playing on a Williams at guards.: strange floor- since: Regis 130 pounds¦ : that didn 't lack for complet- WILLIAMS leads St. Mary's action. '¦.' ' ed a new school about: nine years , with 258 points in 17 ago/ "I haven 't seen it yet, " said scorers Y WARRIORS IN CONTROL . v. Winbna -State's Dave Moracco Y Simon defeated Dennis Maka- . games for a ; 15.2 average. Mike Nett , '"hut I'm sure it. won't be ..".'(¦picture-above) and Leo Simon (at right ) were in control of their rainen 4-2, scoring on two . rever- Stallings, :who has. just become ' any cracker box." - Cornell foes when caught by the camer? Thursday night at Mem- sals, and Moracco decisioned Carl eligible, will also see action. In Capra 2-1, getting the verdict on "I don 't: know how much Regis the two games in which Stallings orial Hall.- Moracco. 147, (on top) . wrestled Carl Capra to a 2-1 : riding time after the twp : finished has improved since they beat us," has played, he has Scored 25 decision, winning om accumulated ridin g time. Simon, 147. St. said Nett:: The Eau Claire team ¦ 1-1. Capra Was 'SYlY.fbr: the year. points'. . . ¦ Charles product , decisioned Dennis Makarainen 4-2. -Tt was the ' lost Tuesday, to Wausau Neuman Other probable starters for YNeal Orr,: i23,: Cornell, "decision- 57-54V— :• seventh: victory for each of the Warriors against. singleYdefeats: ed Larry Marchiohda 4-0 and Tom . Augsburg will be Phil Hanson, ; Cornell won the dual meet, however, 14-11. (Daily . News Sports Jones, 137, defeated Winona 's REGIS will b« strengthened by 6-2, along with Pautz at'forward, ' : ¦ ' ¦ ¦ aiid Lloyd 7Raymond and Steve YPnoto.vYY' .Y V - - . - . - . Gordy Marchlonda 3-1, j the return of Pete Pavelski who S trommen in the back court. missed two games. He is the Raymond is the Auggie captain. fourth leading scorer for Regis,: Both he and Strorrimen are av- GALES SEEK NO. 14 LEWISTON, HOUSTON IN PRELIMINARY which: also is nicknanied "Ram- eraging just under 10 points per biers." Dave: Donahue has 169 game. - points prior .. tor'.- the Neuman tilt, Last year the Auggies and St. Gary Rheingans 152 arid Gary Duf- Mary's split in a pair of contests. fenbach 129. Duffenbach' "hit 38 in his last two.outings. ; ST. MARY'S : hoeksy aqiiai, Harmony Chatfield Sfcrfe Nett will go with his - same five sporting a 7-2-1 season record , Fa^ starters of Loran Koprowski and also will see action Saturday. The Sam Czaplewski ; at. forwards, Bob Redmen will.host Gustavus in . a Judge: c Oh test slated to start at 2 p.m: at ; center, and Rich Star- at the Terrace Heights rink. zecki and Gene Schultz at guards. ^ The Big Nine's No. 2 and NoY 3 In a previous encounter St. Square Off Tonight SdturdaY Mary's won 4-1.. Gustavus boasts ¦ scorers will be on opposing sides Gale-Ettrick shoots for its 14t h nothing better than to be the one Winona State's cage team, anx- in the ^loop standings : with an 0-t The . Winon a Moorliea d game in the Winhaivk-O watonna skir- one of the best goalies in MIAC to snap the Redtnein string, ious to get back: on the winning record. 7> will be preceded .by a high school play, . however, : in Porky .Wahl- consecutive victory tonight against . mish. Wiilfe Krause of the Hawks trail ., goes :into action tonight in Guards Barrel Barih, 6-1 jun tOt between lewiston and Hous- is averaging.16.0 though he sat out berg, but is only 2-9 for the year. Trempealeau and two other area HARMONY , sporting a 10-2 over- : a non-cohference clash with Loras ior, and Don Wermager , 5-9 soph ton , this game will start at 6:15 Friday's : game with a sprained The YRedrnen pucksters have powerhouses, Harmony and Chat- all record, is the • host team to College of Dubuque,, Iowa, in a orhore, lead the Dragon scoring. arid the main event at 8:15 p.m. fallen to secorid place in the ankle. Owatonha 's Gjlon Stolz has a field, square ; off in a big game Chatfield : which is 10-1. contest slated for 8 p.m. at Memo- ' MIAC standing due to a winning 4-2 . ih the ¦ ' 15.8 average. Albert Lea s. John Leaf Conference. The Cardinals are . . rial Hall. :¦ spree .by.: itacaie'ster," ¦Macalester in the Maple Maple leaf and Chatfield is 5-1 , Goodmanson tops the pack with Lakers Celtics The addition of Roger : : Kjome won three games in two days and The Gales, who are 11-0 in the and tied with Lanesboro. The m-x Coulee League, are host to Trem- could be the spark that the Stat- its record nd\v stands at 9-2. St. Boros tonight invade winless Wy- ers need. Kjome is a 6-6, 220 ' pealeau which is , 7-4 Though G-E ' KRAOSi HAS b«4in pronounced Ofary s meets Macalester next - koff.. . Y: pounder who played .' his high ^l^ij^f^Mi^^^ in: excellent physical shape and ¦Wednesday has clinched a tie for the charn- founder Toward in the Twin Cities. Harmony, ; coached by Tom Spi-ing Grove, wilt: team with John pionship, the Bears would like ¦ school basketball at Prigge at for- IT, MARY'S SCORING Meulemans, have come fast : of Minn, Although Kjome will , not ward. Jim Kasten will be at the O FO FTPPTPAvg. late, : getting new-found - scoring will, probably see wniiimi : ,:...,.... it los 4» 41 u«. u.a start tonight, he To mic^ post and Marty Farrell and Steve from Tam Fishbaugher to NBA Crowns Stilling! 7...... 1 .10 S « U IM punch considerable service. WhenY Kjome First vanguard of 214 teams will converge on Keglers Lanes at Keller at guards. H«ir .,,..,:....,.. 17 74 17 SI 185 , 10.* go with the steady, work of Chuck ByYTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS does get into action he will be 6,;45 p,m. Saturday to kick off Uie 1963 Winona Men's City bowling After watching Owatonna lose to Rcektrs ...... 17 M 31 41 Ml M Berning, Ken Asleson, and :Bill the biggest man on the floor. : ¦ ¦¦ ¦ Northfield 67-60, : Kenney said: IMilpnty :...„....:. 17 «JS 44 IM >.« State Tank The rich get richer Yin the Na- tournament. ' Pytltwtkl ...... i« W 19 « 111 (. Wickett. "Owatonna is not that bad a ball ¦ ' ' * tional Basketball Association as The aiinuartourriament will be a 23-day long marathon with the Valaika ' ..- . '., .. 1* 40 ia si m u Fishbaugher scored 19 points "HE MOVES WELL end takes ' club. In one stretch this year they Burgman ..• ,... 17 44 ia 41 IM »,l the division-leading Boston Celtics a decen t shot," said,Winona State largest entry iii Winon a history. Besides the 214 five-man aggrega- . . Clarkin ..... lost four games by a 14 18 11 3J W- *.1 last week when Harmony snapped arid : the Los Angeles Lakers go Coach Bob Campbell. . •- ,' tion , there are 288 doubles pairs, 57 victories were- the sixth capable of scoring a lot of points. Rod , is defen ding five-man champion and makes its bid for a repeat top team in the West p.m., second string guard Gary Curran the Memorial Hall pool and for Central , travels to Pepin/ straight for both Boston and Los What makes matters worse for on the 9 squad Feb. 6. Films Show lip Warrior Coach Jim Da vies, it will Angeles. The Celtics lead the Jim Schneider, secretary of ttie Winon a Bowjing Association, ¦who: suffered an ankle Injury Wed- Wabasha St. Felix/ Bi-State their opponents. Loras Coach be like "old home week." Eastern Division by 8'V games Robert Zahren shuffles players in announced Thursday that the annual WBA meeting will be held nesday and may be out for the leader, is host to Onalaska Luther and the Lakers hold a nine-game March 30 at the Winona Athletic Club. year. Coach Bob Lee's regular Several Oshkosh swimmers are which upset Taylor/Tuesday, St. and out of the game at a rapid Referees' Flaws boys who got their start in the bulge in the West. pace. This always keeps fresh center, John Brandt , also Is ailing Felix entertainsyWinona Cotter In other games Thursday night , from an old knee injury that forc- CHICAGO (AP) - A review of water sport under Davies when he Sunday afternoqX players on the floor. coached at Oshkosh High School. "¦ ¦ the Chicago Zephyrs posted their PLAYER SECOND ed him out of basketball as an film clips of : possible officiating . / SATURDAY NIGHT the War- eighth grader. errors last first victory ever on the. Syracuse fall has been completed Gene Fiscli, New York Univer. court in whipping the Ncw York riors host Moorhead State m a by Big Ten BOB McRobertt, an outstanding The Winhawks after tonight are football coaches and. the Wiscon- sity sophomore who plays basket- Knicks 116-101 NSCC conference tilt. Moorhead Reed, distance swimmer for . The Nats edged Idle: until hosting Albert Lea here Commissioner Bill ' prep ball , is a native of Poland. His the St. Louis Hawks 1 12-110 in is 1-5 in NSCC play, just one game Reed made these comments on sin team , is one of Davies the next Friday. Cotter travels to products. home is in Syracuse. N.Y. windup of a doubleheader. ahead of Winona , which currenty Nkklaus Leads Wahasha St. Felix Sunday and to the session : is holding down the bottom rung "The reviews, generally, were the Warrior coach , however, Rochester Lourdes next Friday, indicative of the thing we knew said "our Bill Kohler of Winona can heat McRoberts if he can turn C/R ROLL LEADING SCORER BIO MINE SCORINO existed. Over a football season , STATISTICS O FO FTTP Avti. you probably can find 200 to 225 in his best time of the season. Bill At Palm Springs Goodmanion, A Hurt Lea 4 41 13 101 17.1 NSCC ITANDINOS K route, Winona S ia to 10 14,0 Keenan also will give us a good W. L. Pet. TP OP plays involving officiating over- Stollt, Ows ronru 4 17 11 H ll.» Michigan Tech ... S 0 1.000 JM 145 race." PALM SPRINGS , Calif. tAPi- Pat Schivah of WilmiitRton. Del., Dougturty, Rochester 7 17 17 101 14. 4 sights or errors. But bear in mind SI. Cloud ...3 1 .«J3 4«8 390 favorite for the Norman, Farlbiull . 7 14 ia 100 14.1 this is related to more than 8,500 Oshkosh Is a Mankato S J 7«5 5»5 5« Jack Nicklnn s and Gary Player , had a heart-breaking 71—includ- Wisconsin State College Confer- Bemldli 3 4 .«» 5J1 551 with hot putters , were one-two ing a 2-slroke penally—added to Frodrlckion, Morlhfleld i U 17 01 U.a plays. Four Hornets Nalton, Rocheslrr .7 41 4 90 11.9 swimming championship. Moorhcad ...... I S .167 3S8 415 today as the $50,000 Palm Springs ' "About tliree-quarters of offici- ence WINONA ...... 0 1 .000 399 481 his Oft opener for a total of 1.1ft. Handahl, Farlbiull .7. M M tt 11.7 "If local fans want to see a good golf classic wont into its third A hall Slrnndcmo, R»d Wing 4 31 IS 79 ll.l ating errors brought to our atten- The penalty came on lost 0 meet, this should be it," says Da- NSCC SCORING. round. dispute. Others in the 139 group Mlllir, Auitln 4 M • 71 11. tion were not miscalls, but fail- O FO FT TP Prigge, Winona 4 30 1 49 11.5 , Borg, Austin ,4 14 15 41 10.5 ures to see something wrong, Sins vies, "Oshkosh and Winona beat On Star John Hagen, Manknto 1 48 14 110 Arnold Pnlmer the other mem- were Julius Horns '70-1)9' . Ro Win- Team Kellir, Wlnom 4 14 15 41 10.5 Platteville by the same score and Winona ' o( Dave S|oblad, Btmldll ... 7 3] M Mt ber of Rolf' s big three, was eight inger (Gfl-71 > , Gardner Dickinson of ommission comprise about 70 s Hornets, leaders to the game by virtue of their Lei Sonnaberd , Mankato ... I 51 10 11? Botimbach, R«d Wing t 14 15 «> 10.5 (6I5-73) 40 10.O times were very similar." the Southern Minnesota Hockey Jool Hagen, Mankato 8 45 10 110 strokes behind nnd fcelinR mighty , Billy Casper (70-B'J). OuAliet. Mankale 4 10 10 per cent of the faults cited . grip on first place, Harlman, Aualln . 5 IS 10 » I0.O "Over-all. the situation isn't so League, will meet the SMHL All- Four Hornets earned All-Star Ron Crnlflmlle, Sf, cloud .. i 40 31 101 low about tli e whole thing. (ieorge Bayer lfiil-70) nnd Tommy DAVIES LAUDED new Improve- Ken Hansen, Bemldli ... 7 H 11 94 Kicklnus , youngest National i ftfl-70 1 serious. We are just trying to Im- Stars Sunday afternoo n nt Owa- berths , but will lie performing I 40 11 91 Boll . ment shown by WarYior Capt, AI Jack Harrison. SI. Cloud , . Open champion since Hobhy prove on what we've got, We know tonna . for Winona In the Sunday til), Don Wormnger, Moorhcad I 31 16 90 There were no near misses Mahlke and predicted a close bat- Lyle Paputtluu, Wlnsna i 31 38 90 Jones, fjisliioned seven hit-dies— re- HY BASEBALL what we got is not perfect, but The Hornets earned tbe right . They are right winfi Lance Doug Schouncman, Mich. Tech J 31 11 84 IKirlecl for $fln ,O0O-added prize tle. "The meet should go down to five of them on the hack nine—for the by no means is there chaos, It Carroll who leads (be league in Dick Papenfuss, Winona , 4 34 13 al (or n hole-in-one , which must be LOOP TO MEET the last relay. A lot will depend Dava Agard, Mankato 7 34 11 80 n 35-31 on the tough Tamarisk was a most constructive and help- scoring with 10 goals nnd 7 as- made over four selected holes , on our second and third place fin- ' navo Warner, Bemldli 7 19 10 70 course, one of four layouts in tlie the A meeting of managers and ful session, " sists for 2.1 poipls; center Roger Drad Johnson, St. Cloud « 15 it It shortest of -which is 217 yards. ishes," he said. nob Lurticma, Mich. Tech . 5 30 14 74 M-liole event. Thursday ' s Mi teams interested in the Hiawa- Reed said some film extracts ' MunsMi , and dcfenseiYien Wayne Winona State lias a 3-4 season s Noeske and Roger Neil/.ke. Hill Maucy, Mich. Tech 5 18 9 65 l>nlred willi ,in opening fill , made Player, iK-rsonnbln Soulh Afri - tha Valley baseball Ion Hue will from the hectic Minnesota-Wiscon - record in dual meet . competition Joe Mayor, Bemldli .7 13 18 «4 can , walked off the final greer The Hornets seeking / heir St. Cloud , 6 11 11 t3 lilm Ihe solo leader nl );15, be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Feb, sin finale in Madison, Wis., were , Jack Haddorl, r this season. first SIM championship in three Sandy Johnson, Mich, Tech I 18 14 80 Player with a fiT-flfl was one Thursday nnd Rave two impromp- .) , nt Rill nnd Belly 's in Roll- shown but the game "did. not re- ¦ tu lessons. attention than years , have three make - up strike helilnrl ns wns youii fi Boh Tlie first went t or ;i(i (or the buck nine , TROUBLE? By BOB GREEN less trouble in stretching t heir six-poin t triumph o ver Bradley He missed a free throw Ihal could hut he played the ' r«L Ice Fishing j Associated Pren Sport* Writer strings, Ixiyoln , ranked second in nnd II seven-point edge over Day- have won it with 5 seconds left , llllli Ion rnuliously. Even so, he missed n hlrdin pull nn A Mn, for third : Sun., Feb. 3 j John 's, N.Y ., 03-55 nnd Providence session to nail it down, tho Hear- in the Missouri Valley Conference, ¦with 1H7, .loliiiny Poll Hi7-i>ll > and ir Reasonablo Pricat » tact nnd retaining a strong hold i * on their first In the nation ruling. ripped Dayton 0-1 -72 , cats nnlscoring Drake 7-2 in over- Drake is 1-4 in the le;igue. Tonimy Annul ifill-liii wore in the \ Sponsored by Ih* , Clnc'lniinll'fl scure agnlnsl Dnike time , Loyola ' s roul of Washington rep- .same bnickel . Automatic Service | EAU GALL E J Loyola of Chicago And Nlngara, wnii the BeurcntM ' toughest gamo Tho lead chailite d bauds It highest scoring total ol the. season Ilrucu Cruiupton ol Sydney, Au- Transmission ? SPORTSMEN'S CLUB , tho only other major unbeaten of tho season, Their previous times before Tbacker 's two free nnd the ninth Unit) this season stralia , was nil nlonc nl l.lli w||li 218 Wost Third Stra.t Winona i nj ...... • ^ UMIUU teams in the country, hud much closest throws tied it for Urn last lime. they 've gone over 101) ixiinls , 70-fin. > ^_^_ ntt nrt nr nr iJ flames this sensoii wero a ^^^^^^^^^^ ^ rinnn „ , r, ,l^ ^ ^J^^l 1 P.M. New York WINONA MARKETS Stock Prices - . Market Gains . -:. . Reported by . , Swift & Company Abbott L 78% Jones & L Si.'i .-Buying . hours are from 8 a.m. ta 4 P-fn. Allied Ch 45W Kennecot 74V» Monday . throuoh Friday. ' These , quotations apply as ot noon today. Allis Chal 17 Lorillard 45^ All livestock arriving alter closing time Amerada 121 Mpls Hon 90 lit Irregular will be properly cared for, weighed and Am Can 47\i Minn YMM . 59% priced IJie following morning: Podjask^^ •: ' HOGS7 . Am MOFy 24Mi . Minn P&L 42 The hog -market is steady. Am Mot 20Vi Mon Chm 53 Strictly meat type additional 2M0 cents) AT&T : 122Vi Mon Dk U 41 tat hogs discounted 20-40 cents per hun- Active Trading dredweight. . Anaconda -47^ Mon Ward 34 Good hogs,-barrows an-d 9IHS— ' Arch Dan 40Vi Nat Dairy 65 V» NEW YORK (AP) - The stock 160-ieo • . .. .. ¦.. 7...• 13.73-u.7j top 1BM0O .... :...... ; 14.75-15.00 ' Singles ¦ Hit market maintained an irregular • Armco St. 54 No Arn Av -W.* 200-220 .;...... ,...... ,:... 15.00- high of fi03 by Ori'i l la Ciseivskl. advance early this; afternoon in 220-240 ....,,.;.'.,...... ,;. 14,50-W.OO '.. Cornel.a Podjaski and Delores . Armour W/a Nor Pac AOU . fairly active 240-27* ¦ ...... 14.00-14.50 i Wicka took, over the No. l and 2 Avco Corp 24% , No St Pw . 35% trading. •?7o-3do- ONLY CHANGE in doubles was .,.,.....;. .;....: 13.25-14.00 , positions: in the singles race Thurs- Beth Steel 30% " Nwst .Airl 40T'« The Associated Press avei-r '0-330 .. ;.,. ..;...;.... 13.00-13.25 day night in the Winona Women's a sixth place finish by veterans Boeing Air 395/« Penney 45% of 60 stocks at noon was up .4 : '•360 l2.7j-13.O0 sows^- ¦ ¦ ' Elsie Dorseh and Frances Peder- n 256.9 with industrials ¦;; ¦ ¦ ¦ City bowling . tournament', which Brunswick 19% Pepsi Cola 49 /4 up .8, rt. • 70-300 •:. ; .. . : ,....;., .. , .. 13.55-13.50 ' closes its 13-day run Saturday son who combined £or 1.070. V Chi MSPP 10% Phil Pet 49% iipVi; and utilities unchanged. JO0-33O ....;.::..,...,,..,... 13.0M3.25 - ; 330-360- ¦ . Mrs. Cisewski and AT Holt?., " - ' Gains among key stocks ran ...... ¦ ;.:.„,..,...¦ .. 12.75-13.00 night at the Winona Athletic Club , Chi & NW: 14% . Pillsbury 57 • 360-400- ...... ,.; ....., ,,, 11.5(1-12. 75 ¦ ¦ however, are in fourth place with mostly from fractions ' Mrs. Podjaski . shot 605 and Mrs. Chrysler 84% Polaroid 142Va to around a 400-45* ¦¦ 7 12.0O-I2.SO Cities Svc SOVi Pure Oil : 39% point. There was a wide scatter- 450-500) . .. ,.;...;...... 11.75-12.00 . -. . Wicka 604 : to better the previou s Staqs— 3 ¦ Comw Ed 48 /« RCA 62'4 ing of small losses. 450-down ...:....; ;,..,.. t.25 ' 450-up : .. '. . Cons Coal 39% Rep Steel .. 36% . Steels were easy, the profit ., ,.,..¦ 8.25- 9.25 TOURNEY LEADERS Thin and unfinished hogs ¦ ' .. discounted Cont Can 45% Rex Drug 32% squee2e in the industry empha- ' CALVES : x_ Y. -SINGLES '' ContOil 7 '55y4 Rey ' Tob 40% sized .by overnight news that Beth- The veal market Is steady, . . . ..Cornelia: Podjaski ,...... 7 .7 ,:. US Deere 58Vt Sears Roe 77% lehem's annual earnings were at Top choice ...... jl.Oft .'- •". Eight Crack ¦ ' Retorts Wicka V...... ;: «0« : Douglas ¦ - . '28 ' Shell Oil 36% a 15-year low. ' • .,."' Choice ...... 7... :. , ,7 2».0t>-30.00 Orvilla Cisewski ;, 7...... 7 603 . . . ¦ ¦ ¦ Good . , ; . ..,..: ...... 7...... 26.04-28.00 Lois Schacht . .... 580 Dow Chem 59% ' '. Sincla ir . . . 39% . Commercial to good ...... 18.00-21.00 S7s Motors made a string of small , Utility . . ..7-...,...;7l6;o(>.17.00 , Marge Pablockl .... .i...,..:,. du Pint 244 Socony 61% ... ¦ Eleanor Hanson :...... 573 : gains as. auto production for the Boners and culls. .' .. ¦:. ¦: ' ...: 15.0O.down Aaker' Bernice Williams ...... S6» East Kod Yll3% Sp Rand 13% CATTLE . 7 7 600; s ' Allce Tarras 545 • Ford Mot Y 44 St Brands 69 week set a fast pace. The . :cattle .market Is steady. - . Helen- 'Nelson ' : 564 Dryfed steers and yearlings— .¦ .. ¦ .. .. Gen Elee 78 St Oil Cal 65 Bethlehem and Republic Steel . ¦, Ruth Kukowski 7... .. - .' ...,: .7. M4 .. Extreme top ...... 7. -:.. , 25.0O> Gen Foods 84% St Oil Ind 52% lost fractions and U.S. Steel Choice to prime ..,.' ... 23.06-24.0OV ' . .' ' ¦ : . DOUBLES 1 33^St--Oil~NJ ^ 60 7 eased. .——-^ - \ .. G6od lo choice , ...:....• .,.: 21 ,00-23.00 V Gen Mills. Comm: to good ../ , . 16.00-18.50 tops Marlys Meyer - Pat Brang . . 1,17* Fractional gains were made by 627 Is .. Gen Mot 63 Swift & Co 43 Utility- 7 ...... li.OOdown Polly Jung - Joanne O'Reilly . 1,121 Chrysler, General Motors, Ameri- Dryled good, ' .:¦ ' ' Kanz- "Brian Geb Tel 2454 Texaco 6IV2 hellers— It was a night tor Winona Ruby Dahl - Judy WJiretht:. ... 1,110 PLAY ROCHESTER SATURDAY . . These Jack Keiper and Larry r!-second row, Extreme top : .. , '.. j,-,., . ; J4 .0O ¦ '• - 1,106 can Motors and Ford. . keglers as eight 600 series were Orvilla Cisewski - VI Holtz .. . . . Charles Crawford Goodrich 47% Texas Ins 64% Choice lo prime ' ;..... 23.0O-23.M Marlcne Halliday - Margie Ramin 1.V7] midget hockey players will represent : Winpna Trainer, Bob . Block , , Lee Kanz, Advances ¦br. .' :a point of more Goodyear 33% Un Pac 35% . Good tp choice ...... 20.5O-22.7J posted Thursday night. Elsie borsch - Frances Pederson 1,«70, Peterson ; and Keith Peterson ; back row ' Ayhich will play Rochester in a regional midget YNeil . . , Gould Bat 39% Un 'Air Lin 33% were made by Anaconda , Kenne- Comn-j; . to good ...... J6.0O.18.00 Fou r .. of , thern came out of the Lucille Weaver - Helen Nelson X l ,W utility- : ;..;...... i6.oo-dowi ' p.m; Saturday at D6n Jaskol a , Don Abrarhs, John Hass, Rodger. cott and "Am^ricain Smelting. ¦ Bay- State Men's League at West- . Bernice Williams - Jerri Passe 1,061 . hockey tournament game at 2 Gt No Ry 45. U S Rub . .44"4 Cows— .. Leona Lubinski - Eleanore-Stanl 1,«65 . International gate Bowl. Bruce Rand topped the VVest End iink. The Iwys are, left to right, Anderson and Duane Pomeroy . (Daily | News Greyhound 34>,i U S Steel 46 Phelps Dodge and . Extreme top ...... V.715.25 Dorotliy Keynon - Irene- Gostomskl 1.054 ¦¦ Nickel., were ; fractional -gainers. Commercial ' ...^.....;.,...,. 13;0O-U.2J these with a 245—623 for Boxer's, first row ; Tom Thrune, Leo Smith , Ray Mertes, Sports Photo. ) • ;.Yv ,-.:- .7.. Jlomestk 48Mi West Un , 32 . ¦ Utility . .':- ' 7 • Grumrrian was lip. a point. Up ...... ,.,,; .12.00-13.50 Top> Scores scrambled a 1 ,037—2,- IB Mach 424 " Westg El . 35% Canners end cutter» ..: 12.50-down ; ¦ '¦ a 1,106. which they gained Wed- Wlworth .65VS moderately were Boeing, General Bulls- 880.7 V V" ';' " Idt Harv 52 ' Bologna . " .- .* ... . " . " . ;¦, . :. but was not official: Dynamic's and Curtiss-Wright: .'. . .v..... : Other 600s , w ere a 609 errorless nesday night, Int Paper 29 Yng S &. T 90% . Commercial .' ::...... J4.00-15.50 ly credited: . Light, thin 7 , 7...... hy Ray Bambenek, 601 by Dick . Standard Oil (New Jersey) and ...... M.So-down Mrs, Podjaski , whose husband , Wismer Files ¦ Percy, and 600 even by Fran Hen - Royal Dutch gained fractions, ' ' . .' Fraedtert .' . MaH Corporation ' Bob, is defending city co-doubles Sunday ' ' gel Y - .. " Ski Events Four Cpntests on each touching new highs for 1962- Hour s:-i- p.m. -to 4 p.m.; closed Safurdayi.. champion, blasted 535 scratch on Submit sample before loading. ' 63. TexacO also added a . fraction. Bob Aaker smashed a 232-r627 games of 180-176-179. She had, 70 Ballot at Osseo . No. 1 barley • SI.05 IBM slipped fractionally, Pola- iio. 2 barley ...... ,.,.;... • . ..95 for Dale's Standard in the Classic ' pins handicap. . Np. 3 barley :..:. . . .10' . ft^P Cont ests in four roid : was up a points Pfizer ' fell ¦ ' League at Westgate Bowl to top OSSEO,' Wis. — ' ' ' Mrs. Wicka fired :a robust 580 more than 2. No: 4 barley 7...... ;.. -.:. ., .. :B5 . .\. all Winona bowlers. Ray Pozanc scratch oh games of 199-159-222. At Goe^zman Area city offices developed by the filing The Dow Jones industrial aver- banged a 235 for Pozanc Truck- Her latter was the night 's, best The oft-delayed Winon a Win- Green, will be . on hand. Slander Suit deadline Tuesday. Winona Egg Market ' ¦' age at noon was up ,?4 at 683.69. / CThese quotations apply is-ot ing. Dale's Standard , registered ! .- . The Gpetzmati area has been J, H, Smith and William Herrick ¦¦ single. She had only 24 pins handi- ter Carnival ski jumping tourna- BOSTON . .(APi—'A $2,5 million 'Y higher . on ' . ' . 10:30 a.m. today) 047. and Ruppert Grocery rolled a ' ¦'¦¦ ¦ expanded this year and':includes filed for mayor to sneceed M. Y, Prices were . the ' cap. ' Y ' - slander suit has been filed by Grade A (iumbo). ' . 7 7.,....;.,..,. .34 :. Y ment and slalom races will be 't seeking the office American Stock Exchange in Grade A (large) ' .....,,. .29 2,958 series in which there were Marge Poblocki stormed into a new 700-foot rope tow to take Myers, who isn ¦ . only, staged Sunday afternoon at the Harry Wismer and the New York moderate trading. Grade A (medium) :...... ,..,_ ... :25 ' seven errors. skiers almost to the top of the again. Grade B :¦ ' ' fifth place in singles with 576, Titans of the American Football Corporate bonds advanced frac- ¦ ... ¦ ...... 23 , small lodge Grade C .• .. '..' .. „;; .. ' .IS Willard Critchfield clouted a 226 •hitting 183-193-144—520 scratch, jr- George Goetxman ski area on hill. He has added a League against Theodore A. (Ted). . Harry Hageness. incumbent al- and Bob Stein bagged 609. East Burns Valley road. and there are a variety of down- , derman, 2nd" Ward, is opposed by- tionally. Y11 .S: government bonds —603. lene Trimmer, with 18 free pins, Barron of Ne\vton and Harold ' Josses, ¦ Ray Ruppert spilled a 589 error- Goetzmart : is combining the ¦hill runs'. : Leonard (Art) Kattestad. took some. ..:. Bay State MiNirig Company hit 200-530 scratch for 543 and Ruth Brovvn of Newt on , Barron 's coun- . Elevator "A" Grain Prices less series, -x Lilla 191-523 for 559 with handi- grand opening of his area with ' As special ' grand opening fear - Edwin Erickson and Harold Sell- . Hours: 8 . a.m. : to 3:30.p.m. sel. . - (Closed Saturdays)- , cap' ' the .competitive .program; tures, the first .50 skiers will,gel . er filed for 3rd Ward alderman suc- ¦ .7 ¦ Dick tVlagin copped the lone BOO . The suit charges fraud and mis- PRODUCE . No, 1 northern spring -wheat :...; 13.J4 fre-e tow tickets and \vomen witt , ¦ in the Eagles League at Hal-Rod Jumping competition on the . representation in efforts by Bar- ceeding Norris Paulson incumbent. ; NEW YORK . (AP No. 2 northern spring wheat ..:. . .. 2.22 IN DOUBLES, Mrs. Dorseh - i — Canadian . No.. 3" northern spring wheat .... .2. 18 Lanes. Magin totaled 695 for War- 20-meler jiimp Will - start at 2 have free use of the tow for the William Cox, supervisor on the ' ^. spilled 192-533 and Mrs. Pederson ron, a Boston businessman, to buy dollar in New York 92.7968, . pre- . -Ho: 4. northern ' spring v;heat ...... 2.14 . ner & Swasey. Myles Vaughn p.iri. and will be . followed ,by : afternoon. Free lessons also will Trempealeau County Board of Su- : . No. 1 hard: , winter -wheat ...... ;7. 2.09 . 178-445 the Titans. The suit was filed in vious , day .92.7968. ¦ blasted 236 for Winona Insurance . They had ?2 free pins: in Slalom - races fox riders in three be offereaV pervisors from the 2nd Ward , is No-. 2? hard , winter wheat ...... 2. 07 ; their 1,079 total. U.S. Y District Court Thursday. No. 3 hard ' winter wheat ' .:...... 2.03 Agency, and Schlitz Beer bombed age gromis. • : There are toboggan runs ad- opposed by Ernest Void. CHICAGO (API—Chicago Mer- No. ¦ • Y- A Y spokesman for Barron arid . 4 hard winter wheat ¦...... 1. 99 a 3,009—2,825. Del ProrJzinski shot : Betty. Englerth cracked 193-507 : Jack-" Frost XIII, Charles jacent to the ski runs. Y No, '¦! ' rye . •: .' :. :' .. .:. ¦: . , ..,..... 1.22 Brown said they welcome the: op- ' Others filing without opposition cantile Exchange: Butter steady; ' 573 - errorless and Pat Rozek 195-502 for . 1,031 in No. 2 rye ..;..... ' . ....' 1.20 : .* .. . ' portunity to present their case in were: dyrcn Hagen, 1st Ward su- wholesale : buying .. prices un- Po-ff doubles. . ^ . ' HAL-ROD LANES: Povyder court.'-He . added they, are contem- pervisor: Edwin EriCksbh, 3rd changed : 93 score AA 57'i: -9i ' A — Susan Day . dumped 212, and Esther Pozanc, defending all- UCT TO HONOR ; 57l a: 90.B 56' 2 89 C 55'i: cars 90 events champion plating action , for a possible Ward supervisor and Spren ' Marge Morayec stemmed a 525 for , had 516 in dou- 1st Ward alderman B'. 5"7 X .X X x .X LIVESTOCK v ' bles Thursday night and 479 in YOUTH TEAMS counter suit. Thompson, . Wuiona Insurance.' Hal Leonard Huskies Face Wismer set forth he Eggs steadier: wholesale buyT singles^ . ¦ , owns HO SOUTH ST. PAUL . Music clipped 909 and Watkins Baseball and baskethall teams . ing prices unchanged to 1 higher; ' Joyce Harden •: per cent in the Titans. ;• : SOUTH .ST: PAUL. Minn.Vtf-IUSDA)— Products 2,538. Helen Gulkowski had V a 512. ih per c-eht of better grade A ¦ . ¦ United Commercial Cochra ne-FC Farm 70 CalMe 2,000 : calves 1,200; small : supply counted 507. doubles. sponsored by The suit charges the defendants, representing a group of industrial- whites 36; mixed 36; mediums 35; slaughrer steers and heifers ftenerally The tourney continues with two Travelers in the Winona : Park- : l , steady,- receipts mainly cows; trade7 on . ' ,KEGLERS—tAMfiSY Friendly Five; Classes to Begin standards 33'-i: dirties 32 V check ; squads tonight and three Saturday Bemidji ists, backed down on a deal to this class slow, abour steady; bulls steady; Mixers V- Vern Mahaffey toppled Rec leagues will be honored by ao'Yv x. .x x X'-... load choice 1 ,063 I5> mixed at 2, 6:30 and 9 p.m. biiy the Titans for: a $1.7 . million. ' r steerS: and 221-^545 for M & M's to pace the the firm Saturday night. ! COCHRANE , Wis: -- Classes for heifers 25.25; load choice 1,128 lb steen ¦ Iri the suit, Wismer said he ex- young NEW . YORK UPf:, - (USDA> - 25.00; 3ood :23.00-24.5O;. load mostly, choic* ' men, and Bernie Revoir notch- i •¦! farmers and for adult farm- ' - DOUBLES Fathers.of players will . be spe^ pressed a willingness to sell the' Butter . offerings ¦ ample, demand r,039 Ib htlfers . -24.75 ; utility and commer. ; for Glassy Four to top Elsie Oorseh 7. : 195 ers in the Cochrane-Fountain City cial ' cows 14 .0O-16.OO>; : utility bulls 18.50-. 17.8-^-446 174 147-5JJ loms T riumph : ' football club before Jan. 25, 1963, the womeii .Hot Shots cracked Franeei Pederson .. lol 171 144-445 , cial guests for the 7 p.m. af- area will begin next w-eek, accord - spotty, Prices unchanged. 20,50; commercial and good 18.00-20.00; n—im By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS be held at Red Men Club. and Barron and : Brown expressed ing to Ray Scholl , vo-ag instructor Cheese steady. " Prices" " .un- vealers and: slaughte r calves steady; .'hiph 7 773—2,098. :: Betty. Ena lerili ..... 1«» 148 l»3-507 . fair . to. ¦ choice and prime vealers . 33.00-37.00; good ' Pat a willingness to buy. ¦ High changed. . Y and choice 27.00-32 ,00; . good antf. choice -.' - .knights of Columbu* :— Del Rote* ...... 1«M »» 137-50} : Augsbiirg and Cloud State ¦ A special program, including at Cochrane-Fountain City M^lOJf Y S'- Wismer charges Brown and . Wholesale egg offerings more Slaughter, calves . 24 .OO-28.00; feeders nom- Schneider , socked 208 for Winona ^ School; ' Gladys O'Nell 7 ... 125 140 144-411 share the spotlight in Minnesota Ybaseball films, is being arrang- Barron backed but and that slan- than ample on large and adequate inal. Milk Co., and John Gramsjpiinch- Marjt PatJlockl .... 147 147 173—467 college basketball activity Satur- Thei young farmers will meet at ' Hogs 8,OCO; fairly active; barrows and 152—1030 ; Yed . Xx - derous statements were made by on balance. Demand generally id 564 for Winona Saving§°Bank. ¦' ' ¦ •" " ' '' ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ the high school Tuesday; at 8:15 giiis' fully . steady.;. with Thursdays aver- Teresa Curtow . . . 154 155 147-456 day .. '¦ ¦ - : _—_ ¦_ ' ¦ " i the defendants , to the effect that: ' light on:large and fair on balance Merchants:Bank belted. 953, and Ruth Blanchard .7, 157 1J6 140-443 i p.m. and the adult farmers -will age; instances .strong to 25 cents higher . 7 The Auggies go after their 16th The Titans were , in a precarious today.; .; on 180-240 lbs,- sows , steady 1; , U. S7. 1, 1 Bubs Beer fired 2.720. 12*r-1027¦ j ¦¦ meet at .the same: time and place Vivian Brown ...... 1«0 141 l»i_47I. •] straight victory at St.- Mary 's of franchise ¦ ¦; situation; that there (Wholesale selling prices based 180-240 lb barrows and gilts 1575-16.00; VVESTGATE BOWL: Pln-Dropi Delores Wicka ...... 174 144 i47-4»» Wednesday^ mixed 1,3 . 180-240 lb 15.25 to mostly .15.50; " Winona , which can be tough terri- was a heavy d ebt on exchange and other volume 24O-270 lb 14 : : — Joanne O'Reilly smashed 190— '64—10J5 , and that there .2S-15.25J 2-3 270-300 lb 14.0O- '¦•invaders. Tlie classes will be lield on con- ) U:50; tew No, I , , 494 for Pappy's. Kelly's hammered Esther Pount .... is: 173 ifi-516. tory for cocky The Red- Cronk, Lakeland was involvement with American sales. 2 and medium 160-190 Irene Trimmer ....; 171 142 153-444 men are only 3-4 . in the Minnesota secutive Tuesday and Wednesday v New . ' York . spot , quotations lb . ¦15.80-15.75; ' 1-j 300-400: lb sows 13.00- 894—2.532. . 736—IMS' Fc-otball League headquarters. 14 .00; 2-3 400-500 lb 12.50-13.50; feeder pig j nights for the rest of the school '' ''-( ' ¦ ¦¦ K» Irlene Trimmer 7 154 174 200 18— 541 : a transfer student earlier this Toronto's Red Kelly also turned by the Men 's Club at Gaiesville CHICAGO 'APi—No wheat or prime 1,175- 1 ,225 lb slaughler steers 27.00- Sthlltr Beer M"a Eleanor Wachowlak 161-147 131 9a— S3B first half to lead 35-28 but cooled Presbyterian Church dining room ' week , scored 25 points and grabbed in three goals as Ihe . Leafs came oals sales. Corn No 1 yellow 27.25 ; mixed high choice and prime 700- Winona Imurane* Agtncy .;.. 'SIVa Dorothy Anderson 121 1SS 120 130— 524 badly after intermission. . Dave Owl Motor Co. . ... 10 St. Norbert scoring pace with 29 from behind and whipped the Feb. 9 at 5 p.m. No tickets will be I:' 20? 2: No ' 2 yelloy 1.20'j: N'o 1.I0O lbs . 26.25-27 .0O; choice 1,000-1,300 Ibl Gladys O'Nell 143 128 151 96- 525 . 24.50-26.00 ;' Wankoto Bar .,:.. 39 Janet Wleciorek .. 163 180 132 50— 525 Palaeek and Tom Raih had . 17 sold but a Tree will offering will h>e . lew loads high good and ' . 17 rebounds . Mike Wisneski set the Montreal Can adieus 6-3 in the 3 yellow 1.19' 2; No 4 yellow choice 24.25; two Northweslern 's Torn Myers had 80- 1 05 Ib natives )8.00-1950. ' Belly Englcrlh 139 174 185 «— 49J noil-conference affairs have St. Dean Austin lopped the Oshkosh The Leaf's and Montreal had been I.33n; feed l.00-t.12n . Watklns Products » 3 Esther Pmanc . ... 174 163 140 18— 497 the best single game offensive » 3 Thomas at Carleton , Loras. Iowa scorers wilh 25. Northern led at Jm'i Tavern -.. Teresa Curbow 146 122 160 44— 494 tied for second before the game. (AP) ( USDA) ' Marigold Dalrlti 7 S Belly Thrune 140 173 124 54— 491 at Winona and Northland , Wis,, at the intermission 4-1-3-i. 'i lie Hus- record in the Big Ten last sea- CHICAGO - - ror rmiiul reds .about slci cly; car- Curl' s Service 7 5 Vivian Brown , 7 , 168 136 141 40— 486 son. Against South Carolina he Potatoes arrivals 108 : on track , lo! I r.ick sales: ' ( North western of Minneapol is. kies record now is 9-6 and Osh- Minnesota North Bikkon construction a Elsie Dorseh 117 146 181 2 0— 472 pained 298 yards on 30 plays . 203 ; total U.S. 'shipments 522; old Dakota Red Springdale Dairy 3 7 Joyce Harders 158 134 .144 31— 470 Other Saturday games ha ve Con- kosh is 5-7. River Valley round « * H Food Store 5 7 Pal Rote* 114 148 151 32— 463 cordia at SI. John 's, Duluth at Twenty-three yards came 0 n — supplies moderate; demand reds 2.2()-2..V>; new — supplies in" Hal-Leonard Music • 4i. -j 7"i Marge McGuire ... 134 122 141 34— 430 rushes , the rest on passes. moderate; market for russet s dull sufficient to quale. Choate'v < » Macalester , (iiistnvus at Hamline , Macmillan , Oasis Bur : 3' i «'T Loras at St . Thomas, Moorhead at Budwclser Beer 3 » BAV STATE MEN Winona and Willmar JC at Min- Westgata W. L. nesot a Morris. Cage Clinic Hoitet 13' t Vt Yields , T In Rome Hlq 10' 5' Basketball Top Scorers lOVi S'/i 1 Boxers > I Koch Scores 28 Set at CRC ROMK . >-:):> win over the Billy Knee !) . Culllian'i 4' ] 10' i W«k« Forest S4, South Carolina «). five in Catholic Hue Junior basket- hailed Maemillnn 's arrival and Randall's 4 u MIDWEST The clinic i.s geared to the bas- spoke of iinremilting efforts lo Cincinnati 45, Drake 40 (OT). ball play, Mm FRIENDLV MIXERS ketball players of junior high on KWNO iru-lkc British entry into the Euro- Keillors Lanes w. L, SI. Thomas 4J, Concordia 57. Tom Hiesnnz ndded 111 points for school ago , but is not necessarily , M a, Ma - 4 1 Loyola (Chicago) list, Washington (St. IM'an Kcoiiomic Community a Fri., Feb. I , Winona High at Owatonna Lucky Four J 4 Louis) 3t, thr- winners while John Haun lop- restricted lo lhat age group. |HLI# ;V,/^^ J St. Louis 7], Marqu«tta fl. realily one wsiy or another . Hot Shots 4 i ped the losers scoring with H- Cotter Coach John Nel l and O/.- , Olnsay Four 3 4 SOUTHWEST Three players hii double figures Itiilian Premier Amintore Kim - KNIOHTS OF COLUMBUS Tuha a-l, Arkansas 46 Mi as zie Ixielfler , Catholic Roe director , fani , Koreign Minister Axtlilio Pic- Kmlers, Lanes W. L. FAR WEST wilh Jerry Sly^ii nailing his will conduct the event Utah V, Utah it, which will c-ioni and oilier Cabinet members Slolden nriii]* 11 Jl Stat* quinl el topped the BolV Kdrl learn ')0 m Wlnon* Nat'l n«nk ll 14 NBA be- held fro m l:. (o .1 p.m. greeted Mncniillau on his arrival Sat., Feb. 2, St, Mary's vs. Augsburg , Cincinnati 115. 4li :iil. Dan .lanlkow.ski nmd Jim m____m!^. —^ Hamm's Beer 10 n Boston I IB The clinic is divided into four ' Airport, 5 ¦Winona Milk Cn i« 1« Los Angeles 137, Detroit 113 , Mnlley shared scoring honors for at Koine s Kiiimicino ¦W»rner & Swasey 16 ia Syracus-e 113, St. Louis 100. ports: 1. Mxplamili ons of rules nnd Brt losers wilh 10 points each. interpretations: 2. Offensive lias- Bub's Boer 14 )i kolrmll; :i, Special techniques of ~ Alsrchanls B«nk 11 it 481 Give Blood Sun., Feb. 3, Cotter at Si Felix , .1 " ~ KEOLERETTE LADIES Individual piny; and 4. team de- l/ WM \- f Westgate W. L. fe ii.se. .> In Wabasha County Harrtl's Musle . . . . * i Ljvjrcm There i.s no charge (or anyone Furniture I 4 IMAZKPPA , Minn . — The Red ¦Williams Annan 1 t Gophers, Badgers al tendin g Ihe clinic , and the clinic Vatlor Molor Co s < Cross hloodiinobile collected 41) 1 Wed., Feb. 6, Si Mary s at Hamline vvinona pii/mHoretlej 7 t i.s open lo ihe public. ' Zgg&Hi ¥ I Sammy's Plna Palaca , 4 ? pints of blood on ils four-day vis- J Hamm's Beer 4 t it in Wabasha County Inst week, Mnttke Blocks ... .. 1 10 At Mazeppa Tuesday it receiv- CLASSIC Vikings Comp lete ed 52 pints , Mrs, Richard Schmltl Wrstoata Vv . L To Vie Saturday PLAY-BY-PLAY PRESENTED BY lf/ Rupporl' s Grocery la t Pre-Season Card w its chairman and Mrs. Arthur ^^ R ' . _W M j Rolllngstono Lumber Yard 13 f By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ilimiii nnd lllliini.s nl C'ha nipniBn -, Ki'iland, eochnirnimi, Oaulsch Cash Register 11 II W¦* Watklns I? 13 III ,, •Mondiiy, ST. I'AluVMINNKAPOUS (AP A total of 122 pints was col- First National Bank s This could lie* an exclusive - — Haddad' MM ^Ji Quit 's Standard . II \1 Tin- 1 lixisii'i's tinrel v cilnod Pur- TJie Minnesota Vikings rriiiiplcted lected at Plainview , wliere Mrs , Counc Trucking 11 11 weekend In I hi' Hi« Ten Confer . due 7-l-7 ,'l M IIIK .I II V nfk'i' n seines- n live-giinie pre-sciison schedule Crorge Doii^lns was chniririnn Northern States Power Co. Wostgalc Orwg II ll I'.nci' liu.skclhiill ckuiiiip ionsliiti |>ie- . l^B|WB V Superior Homers 4 }0 ler hn-iik /md Inlie n :)•(» record Thursdiiy duriiiK eonversal iims al and Mrs, Mik e Leonard , co-clniir- THURSDAY NITE lure wilh Imliiuiit Uyui w in lii;ln HHiiinsI I lie Wildent.s, who were the Nalionnl l''i)( ill )iill Lctj-iio man. Gull igan Water Conditioning ' SI, Marlln ' k W. L, 111!' (us*- . IR: \ _\ Colli Pharmi»ey i j slimU'il 712-7(1 h y Ohio Slmlc , meeting in Miami Bench , Kin, Collection id Luke Cit y was Ififl Mnlilke Bakery 7 J The 1 loo.sicr.s, Imiiisliii K li'P scor- In iiflernooii mimes S.'iluniny, The ' VikinKs will jilny Uis pints, where Mrs. John I'elers .Ir., Clair 's Mobile Servica 1 J inn Jiinniy Knyl with n :i|,;i nvov- Pepsi Cola 1 f MlehiKini , 'l'i , is id Mlchinnn AngolQ.s, Snn Knincisco , New was cliairninn . iific , nntl Illin ois iciiiiiin iinlicii lcn BASKETBALL WARM-UP AMD BASKETBALL, SCOREBOARD Wf nen MEN LAOUS Sliitc , :i :• , lor a televised nlTuir , York , I'hilndolpliin nnd SI , Louis Wabasha residents gave 1.10 | jj l R MI Men W. L. in I lie lltlc clinsr Ohio Stale . :i :!, at I'linlue , (I II and in their cxhlliil loiis next Aiiimsl pints . Mrs . Merlyn Williams was Schmidt' s Boer »' i s' f M d l r on IrigTin I- Convenlent- midwesl location. 1 block lo LOT NOW ! " vate hom«. R eferencei required. Write bus, Priced .under J9.0O0 : ASTS'AGEN- E S ~TusF~is , This newspaper will be responsible ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ TED MAfER DRUGS cosfoA^rliuCK^lo a.\ —bufit ¦ ; lor E-«l_Delly _Nevvs. ' . _____; 1 V - CY, IMC, Realtors, .159 Walnut 51. "Tel . , ¦: ' ' ' ' '' only one Incorrect Insertion . 'ANIMAL HEALTH CENTER you desire. Expert work , BERG'S - . ¦7-:: . ::V 7-27- 'GbOD 'v ' ' ' ' - . ot any . WANT- WOWAN or «lrl to live In tor ' «43 .-or atler hours: E. R. Clay i-2737; TRAILER ', - 3950 ^th. Til. . 4M3. , .' . .clanHM advertisement published , W.; In child care and light houtekaeplno, tStv- Poultry, Eggs, Suppli»j Bill Zlebell 4SJ4.7E. A . Abu 3U4. " USED CABS the- Want Ad section.. Ctiack your, ¦ 44 WANTED—iate model 3l to n ¦pickupY'wini \ / ad ' flmes. ln Goodview. _Jel. 8-3230. : :. '. ' : . and call 3321 It a correction must be _ COUNTRY HOME—modern, t rooms with 4 speed transmission . Bernard Jacobson, V / TO CHOOSE ¦ ^ ' DEKALB CHICKS^da'y old. started, ready Ooj- . made. . WJDOW wlslies vyomen to itay nights in bath end furnace, enclosed porches, . Rushford, Minn. : A / FROM. J : to lay pullets.. Place, your order, now. Our Rea- her home . es companion. Private ro«m. > ble saraoe. Land lor large flerden. ,K ' 'Mc,~pfckui» . ' .Tel JlW^ ' . , ' .". '.. ' .; . ' . "¦ ! . Winona , office, corner 2nd i Center, , sonable. J'.i ' mills S. of Waumandee. &ir\rf " * o - A Open Monday, BLIND ADS UNCALLED FOR- : _ . " will, bi open .-' Jan. 30th and from then ")' Vi-ton with 8-tl. tt«nd»rsj / ^ ' tori iii. Reglin, C ochrane, Wi> f»l- J)/y: Friday nighta for FOUNTAIN SATES LADY — . Application! on. : Tel. 3910. SPELTZ CHICK . HATCH- ¦M' ' ' ¦ ' ' T" ' "r box. Heavy duty rear y : E-3; It, M. 33; t-235 1, . . - . , • ' , . '. , " .;_.. ; il, 53, 34Y55.; -being taken. . .Apply. Mrs. Hansen, S. S. ERY, Rolllngstone, Minn. Tel. 3349. . , bumper , i-cyllnder, 3-ipeed Iransnvis. . v your convenience. ¦ ¦ ¦ '¦ '¦¦ homes Bullt-lns and . Krespa Co . 7 . .. . , .- "' ; ' NEW 3 BEDROOM . sion Snow grip tires. Corrugated metil. ; BREEDING . 7 STOCK—Geese and ductes. pavme-nts. attached garages. Law down box floor . A good buy ! Electric Incubator. John Marsolek¦ . Bluff FHA: Tel.7 9745 • for appointment, Card of Siding. Tel. - 8-1113,.; 7 .. 7 . . Thank* Y __ ENJOY YOUR . OWN home by- March 1st, ~~~~~ ¦ ' " POV/ER SEWING ; r ' ' ' HElDEN- :.'- . ¦ . , '. . . Wanted—Livestock ;. 46 In Sunset addition. A new . J-bedroorh ^VALZ VENABI_ES ' ' wall-tOhwall carpetlno , and ¦ I wish to thank everyone for the gilts, MACHINE OPERATORS ' home- with , ' ; drapes, : built-in oven and stove, , gar- Buic k-Oldsmbbile-GN\C : tel. 8-2ril cards : and visits during my stay ¦ at HORSES WANTED—Wt can pay mar* Y TS W. .tod Y the hospital . ' - . . * than anyone, else. We pick . up. Welter bage , disposer, . breez'ewa'y, garage and Open Friday Evenings . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Must have, factory ing. Client transferred. Addresa '¦"• ' ' • ". ¦ - __ 7 - . ' Leo Helden . Marg, Black River Falls. Wis: .Tel . landscap : Y ¦ ~~ ¦'- 440 west : 5lh, • " . ' ' ' ¦ ', " " '¦ " ' experience. 7-F-1-4. . mall . .to _ _ _ _ . Us8d Cars ' ' LUHMANN-- . . - - .. . n . .sewing rnachine ; ; 7Y7 .Y,7 ; 109 I wish" to/ thank friends and • HOLSTEIN milking. herd, not more than . O: HERE Is . one ol - the finest ? bed- relatives • Day shift — 40 hours week- Beauli- " for the nice cards, gUts, letters - 30 cows; Give details .first letter . Dan . room homes, southeast location . ,DES0TO^19537 4 door , t cylinder, heater, and ' dining ; area. visits while. 1. was. in . the. , hospital and. Dlnneen, Box 185, Kasson, Minn. IUI- large living room and . power steering. In good running »rd»r . at home. I Appl in person ~— Beautiful, built-in stove .. and oven and 7 Priced to . .sell; Tel, t-3330,.- 7 . appreciated¦ : it very much. . : . y Top prices for all livestock 7 •;. ' cupboards. ^ Call ior tn appointment, to ' Mrs. Walter Lulimann '¦ ' XX ' x GREMELSBACH STOCK YARDS - Real-tors, FORD-VIS? converli'b.le, Fairiane SCW, i ^ XXjA see. ASTS v AGENCY , INC., WoMmi¦ ¦ year : written warrant y on ' motor , new. ' V Lewiston. Minn.. 159 Walnut 'St. Tel. i? 4? or .alter 'hours: " ' tO. :the ,-Y ' Lost and Pound , top. . May be seen at Winona:-National 'Y YY: v.' 4 . Daily Hog Market E.' R. Clay -' 8-3737 , : Bill . Zlebell -4854 Minnesota State ' springing cows-hellers. & Savings Bank, Tel . 2861. altrf J, - ' Tel. "416V 'on : E:. A . Abts ; 3184. . LOST, STRA^EDT^r stoleh^tr om ^Aftura _ 7 Tel7 8-1866 . ' ; -. area, Employment Service X VV. 524-Near Madison School. " "' " . male Golden Labrador, white tip Farm, Dairy Produ«cta Y 4>7 SEVENTH SALES , PART5 ~Vnd s^vicsi by on tall. Liberal reward. Tel 2-story brick -dwelling, S bed- JEEP .. Allura 75?I; 163 Walnut Street . Modern your : -franchised Jeep dealer, .F: A. garage, low taxes. Will arrange WANTED—used 300 gal. bulk cooler , Pen rooms, . KRAUSE. CO:, So on Hwy. . il , Tel. ¦ ' Winona , Minnesota ' lerm " lo-in . . ' ' 'Per*onals:... . 7 Dlnneen,- Box. 185, Kasson,-Minn. linancino on long . •• - -j ' - ; ' ¦ ¦ ' ' - - 5153. 7 . _ .' . _ ; ', ' Y- ' " ' ¦ ^' .; _ — ~ ' ' 2-DAY : ;;;y. v ;-; AR^E YOU A BULK MILK COOLERS FRANK WEST AGENCY ' .CHEVROLET-V95BY Bel . . Alr, . . automitle YYY' ;Y PROBlEArbRINKERf-MBn Help Wanted—Male 2T ' " or woman,, your drinking purchase the tank preferred by : 175 Lafayette : transmission , power steering, power creates riumer-' LEASE or j Xx x- X *x - „ M UJOH-W ¦ : ' - ' ous problems. If you need and 9 out of 10 creameries:' The only tank- : - om Tel . 1240 or . 440O evenings. brakes.. Very clean, must sell: May be want ¦IMMEDIATE ' OPENING for a married ' _ , help, contact¦ Alcoholics Anonymous, ¦ with full 10-year reinslatable written war- One of seen at-568 E . 4in or Tel 4504. . 7 Ground Hog Plo- . ''. man, 24-49, to service, farm . trade.- Only J WA BASHA-ST. -Near yi -K: School. — ~ : neer Group, Box 1J2, Winona ¦ . ' . ranty. Distributed by Land O' Lakes 1 ¦ 1his "¦" HEVROLET , , Minn. ' . - . ¦' neat ; 8ppearing, hard , working man Tieed • -¦'he ' better homes R» . Sor e , end see *fnrvr- • - "S4 C ¦; ^ "" ' ¦ Creameries, local . representatives: . , kirchen H :..¦: 4- OOOR SEDAN• - LOSE WEIGHT . safelyVeasllY" and »co- ; apply,. Mian . . .earnings ' possible to start . . 4-bedroom home, large family size j/WSy . Y ^ BULK MILK COOLER.SERVICE Hay, Grain, Feed;: 50 Refrigerators ' room, excep- ' r 1- : ' • . . Vcyllnder, automatic. Used Car ; Y npmlcally witli Dex-A-Dlet tablets. Only This is a growing company with an out- . Y Y 72 .with new cabinets, dining, "' . . . ' Kellogg, Minn., . . Tel. 767-4972. room, hoi >-,afe r transrn'ission ,7 radio, .tu-tone turquoise 7 7_98c.__Ford_Hopklns. : I| look lor Ihe .'future. .We will consider man tionally - nice llv 'ha with no sales experience. For inte r-vlew . Ed's Refrlgel^iH^Suprply .healing system, lull basement and ga- I . and white: Lots of «ransport«llon . at • NO CAUSE to conceal worn, coat sleevss I : ¦ |" " write E -S3 Daily News. • ".' .' . Be Sure To Try Commercial and Domestic rage -For ' eppoinlment see or ,call -7 . budget trice . " Have therm fixed by WARREN BET- . ^;DAIRY:¥ ARMERS Y ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ~ ~ ~ ~ ^: SS5 ' E,' 4lh . ' . . .. Tel. JS3J ¦7 . SINGER, Tailor. 64''? W. 3rd: KT0PER ATE dai ry farm7 Must be MAN BUY FROM. THE OLDEST- DAIRY : ¦ Y W Y STAHR : : experienced with milking. Also have ¦ ' ¦ .;; "HEY CULLIGAN , MAN"-P.lease deliver EOUIPMENT DISTRIBUTOR IN 7 STAT ES Specials at the Store 374 W, Mark . Tel'6>?25 : b^f'A Sa le ' Allyri - Tiv/s, v :GRQ-N-GLO ! 74 ___ . v : driver 's license. ConJact -¦ ;^\ my salt right ~ W* . away. Service lor all ; .J ~ ' "T th i< i- Rl. 1 Winona. : ' Tel. Lewiston . 2794. - . ¦ ; ^" ^ ' BROA DWAY W 136— S 6..500 takes Y ^ • makes. CULLIGAN FOR HEALTH'S iake^ef' a hum Idlf ' ,: Te-i: ,3600.7 . Lease or purchase tlie copier used ' by; ¦ lif 4 bedrooms, lull lot and ;. Buick-Oldsrriob^e-GMG ^ ' ;¦ ¦ v lor. your home. Heavy duty size at. dis- room house. 3 or '. Friday 'Evehlngl . (FAVORITE PANGBURN'S boxed " MARRIED. MAN to . distribute literature ' . more dairy farmers, than any. .other. " a \ QUALITY 7 location See or. call : . ' 1 .7 : Open Fri. & Sat , . candles ' , a Top count , price, S7J.9S- BAMBENEK'S, . 429 garage; Ideal . ¦ ¦ lor .your. - .Valentine ¦ and pick up orders. 60 . stops day.. size and style-dcsioned . tor you. Available J -7 ¦' ¦ ' . ' . ." . Easy shopping,, de- ' ' ; ' ' : : Mankato , Easy parking'. I . . . .. ''3oi :Go5firirslb" cARS. . 7 UghHut gi/~)lj 4-DOOR SEDAN . . " . :- :¦ | 7 owrier. , . • . . ' . . - j GO,-V- ,week. - .Ask Wayne at 6060. ¦T w ' . fort!' .. - . . and :t»ke them Out, Just call. WINONA ] ^ V FEITEN IMPL7 " . 'wASHTBdWLi^one-! smalL one "Teg- Jerry Bertha .. B-2377 . . wllh V-8' engine, automatic. fwo . 'Trpastr - : • RUG CLEANING SERVICE, Hi W. 3rd: ' "^ . 113 Washington Te!. 4832 ular slEe7 I steam coll; ' . I 250-gal. oil MAYTAG AND FRIGIDAIRE ex. Philip. A. Bauniahn . . . 9540 . .: . transmission,' radio, heater, tu-1one ' • MANJY . pert service. JT.el. . 3723. . . . i AAABITIOUS tankf blowers of - ' , all: sires; electric Complete stock of part». green and light , green, .. Another reel — ~ ~ 1j , . ' ' ' AGE BRACKET— 28 to 45 H. C|ioate & Co. T.ej. . 2B71:. i 7 -r A price-buster at |TAVE CHAK INY SA\V^wiF cUtVj amVs e-: square O switches; 2 unit healers; 5 _ _ ~ ^^^iI . ?J £- W??S ^^^^ ^:^i7'? *>¦ ^ww "^ ,? ,' rf>- ^ww^ 'T^t ^F- reczek,. ftl.. . 2, Arcadia, Wis, Tel. Cen- ' GROW IN A YOUNG INDUSTRY *i. h.p. 3-phase. .motors. At old Winona ' 30 Used Cars ¦ ' Wanted ta Buy V 8J : \ tervllK ' . .53J-J49I, . . ' . . : 000 McGulloch Chain . Saws Milk building at 759-E. .Broadway;¦ Tel , ¦;;H::?' ' ^ " $15,000 - 535, 5792. ' ' ' , '7 . . '. ¦ ¦ 7- " mmxmm/% V^IiZ^,Y . . " . "VWANTED SCRAPTRON aTMETAL im^ :^: CLEANING CONTRACTS available for Yearly Income : Paris — Sales — .Service ".. ' buildings, ' offices, stores. . DOUBLE BED—complete , with spring and COW HIDES, . WOOL S... RAW FURS. ' : commercl-a! . LINDSAY COMPANY dealer <01 IVialri SI. . .. . Tel . 2649 ; Buick-Oldsmobile^GMC xx . We'll clean, it for you and keep it Join THE "- mattress, HKe new, blond finish. - 185 HIGHEST PRICES PAID : On SaleL Y . -' -organization. World's largest manufac- - . - - See the New 250 Saw VMBII riiua? cvcnmyi L . Harvester Ave. W 8. W IRON A.ND METAL CO. MAIN 622 — Handy location, ThM-room - clean. HAL -HAFNER FLOORS, ¦«0 W. ' ¦ . ¦ '¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ' " ¦ ¦ ' " . turer of fully automatic water softeners . .; V ph display at - . 307 W , 2nd, across Spur Gas Station Insulated home Is sasy to heat, oil fur- -. . 5th 7 Tel. . 4276...... V SKELGASVCITCHEN RANGE—30 Inch 7'de- _ ' and water , conditioning equipment. Fro- . : ~ ... naca, A rooms and Vi bath down, 3 rooms Bronze drnette WMY MILLER 7SCRA|rr: ; fecfed exclusive franchise. Man -with . luxe model, used 1 year. |RON A META L , and . bath up. Large lot and garagt. Priced : Cleaning/ Laundering 15 : FEiTENYlMFL. CO, ¦ " set with: 4 chairs. Mrs. . Duane Sveen, CO. pays - highest prices good selling or . mahagerlel background for scrap Iron, lor quick .sale. Immediate possession . See V ':'YTKE' XXX XXX :\ ' Whalan- Minn. . metals, hides, wool end raw fur. - ¦ ' . ¦ ¦ : preferred . 113 Washington Tel. 4833 ~ ^ ' »r call units. Sale : ' ' , 222 W. 2nd . . Tel. 2067 . . - ¦ Domestic and' commercial rARGAIM OF, THE WIpNTH^Tellbn coat- ' -' ¦YY V:; television," -and' , . ., 7.; -7 Closed Saturdays v;-'Y-W; .STA'HRv : - ' PLEASURE wto^ price, S27»:S3;300.. Raalp, ed Ironing board cover. Makes ironing. , . - Gleaning Works — Winona national magazine ' advertising. Full . TRACTOR CABS Y . faster, " smoother aiid easier. Regular HIGHEST PRICES PAilT" .' .374 Y7. Mark.. . . ' Tel. <592S : pagi ads In LIFE, GOOD : HOUSE- 11.« value, - now 48c. ROBB B.ROS. ' will :be ali yours when you taka On Hand to ,Fit All Models' - . . - ¦ ' for scrap Iron, metals, rags, hides, raw KEEPING, BETTER HOMES, PAR- STORE. ,.S76 E. <|h. Tel. ' 4007,. fun and wool I ¦ _ ' . , the family or your friends out R^lBift ' ¦ENTSV ~ . . .etc, '. : .. With ' wanted back must - be picked Mankato & 9th bundle for $2.95 training and assist- ' <£1A CL6fHWG 0B '- ' • $4 Complete factory , 7 * up by Peb. 15. Spring -and summer Sam We is man & Sons P \ / r O for a pleasant drive in this lux- ' - ' ' ' ' ~ ¦nee. . .. : X Windshiel d y.3%! articles then taken in. Used '. Clothing. INCORPORATED tT.SCO. ' ' ' ' Invesrment required— t3,S0<> to & Furniture . Shop, . 253 -E. 3rd:' Tel. 450 IV. Jrd , Tel. SB4> SEUOVEP urious ¦ ¦ I . »r T-: MobiU Homei, Tralleri 111 201 E. 3rd :Tel. 2175, . No frarichlse fee. These oualllles ar* ¦ ¦ ¦'¦ ¦ - - ¦ ,p'' Tel. 2349 7 / FEITEN ItyTPL, CO. X ¦ 8-37*8. ' -.; _ _ _ . 7 _ . ' ¦ needed7 Initiative, Integrity. All reter-. : Rooms Without Meal i 86 MIDWINTER SALE SPECIALI . . I 110 Exchange Bldg. 1959 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD PACEMAKER-i93l, , 10x50, . J txdroom irices- checked. - Please ' glve complete ; 113 Washington VTel . 4832 ¦ . ' . " Hi-Boy . Clothes Dryer. . . INEXPENSIVE steam heated , sleeping »s|i with radio, heater, hydrama tip, mobile noma. Removable entryway, Tel. Storage bulness history first letter: ' ' te^Map ateiw ¦ ¦ ¦- ¦ ' ' Moving, trucking, 19 ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ " drying space ...... ,.. : . .'.7....: .13.89 room for. sinola . . gintleman t-3789 after t. . '.; : . .; " . " Write:- to: «i, • " 52 downtown: power steering, power brakes, , ,. . . ; ROBB BROS/ STORE ' _ See ._ Oscai- Norlon. Morgan:. Bldg . ; NO NEED TO worry about those price, DON BLACK — Sales M2T. . ¦:¦ ." ¦ , -; - Tel. 4Mf> " ~ _ ~ Y . ' power .seat , -Y power , window, . ; 963}' 576 E7 -4th, . ' . FOURTH W? 424isre"eplng : Snug Harbor . Auction Sale* less pieces, when. RERNIE'S TRANS- ' THE -LINDSAY COMPA.VY The ;New 1 : room for 4en- Cozy 3-bedrodni home on Chatfield " St. FER, 21S Mankato e..' Is in charge. " , STOBE tlernan In rnodern home, P|wer antennaY air condition- " Ay OK USED FURNITURE : AM on One . floor. Budget priced. Im- ' "' ¦ v ALV ITTK OHNER . ".' . ":¦ ' Division — Union Tank Car Co. ¦ ¦ ¦ ing, - autfonic eye, plus eyery- 273 E. 3rd St. 7 Apartments Flats " x mediate occupancy. . ' ' 7 AUCTIONEER, Clfy anil state licensed I ' 1381 Marshall Avenue We Sell , v 9Q Plumbing, Roofing 21 We Buy — , ¦ thlag t«hat Cadillac makes. tM bonded. 25: Liberty . Sf. ICornar - Antiques — Tobil ' ! St. Paul 4,YMinnes6ta F urnllure. WASHiNGTOiTsoi^Duplex apt., I roomi, v $4 900 ; This car sold new for oyer i.. 3th and. Liberty), tel. . <;M. . . : G modern, tenants / Y . KEN-WAY Eledrle: SEWER CLEMTIN end other used.Iterns. , provide space heater, buys this compact-, home with 3 bed- 7 . : .,, oarage. $55. $8,000 JERRY'S PLUMBING Money to' Loan 40 4^^im^^ \ :Tel.8-3701 ; . -; ' ; ¦ Avail able March 1. Adults. ' full basement, nice ' .lol, plus and was taken iii frorri ' Te l, rooms/. . Minnesota :Y 827 E. ^Hi 9394 !j Milking Machine vTel. 8-2256. ' -. . ' INSTALL e grab bar for tub or shower be- ~ SBrege. Move right In. ' .: a local church dignitary. We ^ ~ ' ' FOURTH"" ' . LandY& Auction Soles ROTO ROOTER No-w lore you fall. . Stralpht' . or angle models E . 426i£^yToom apt., garaoe. will unconditionally guarantee ELE^TOC Is available. Available after;Fe-b. 15. Tel. 370O. Fenced-in Everett J. Kohnsr/ "V For clogged sewers and drains. "~ r Y • it. Full price:. %«%£: CENTRAL L' " '5;~ . yard. J nice bedrocms; light dry base ISS Walnut . 8-37"l6, after hour* 7814 ' Tel. 9509 or 6436 1 year guarant-ee . ItOANS OCAfl ONVi r oom |ow r i PLAIN ^ ^¦ ~ - ' ~ ~ " NOTE-AUTO-FURNITU RE SANITARY apt:,-heat furnished. Will furnish If : rnenl, living roorrs plus dining room, • fii i~ Sat. lj 30- p.nv7 4 rnlliYN.w " - ' - Oh Display ' de- ' of . GALL SYL KUKOWSKI Yj 170 E. 3rd St. Tel. 291S . . ",. PLUMBING S, HEATING . : sired. Suitable for college girl I. Til. and plenty of space to store your boat. ¦; Y; Melrnt, Wli. Maurice G. Bus, owner; I-Hn. ' t a.m. to . ;\. 5 p.m.: Sat. 9 a.m. to noon 161 E. 3rd St. Tfl . -2737 8-2374 or Jnqulre 223 W . - 6th. Your own well and clly sewers, . $2998^^ 7 Arneion and Harnisch, aucti oneers;: , BUILDING OR REMODELING—You'll want : x x\ ;' Y' 7, . Y, _ _ ~~ At Y' ; " '"" ' Northarn Inv. Co., clerk. . the best of materials, such as A. O. Loans — Insurance —- DOWNTOWN— 2nd fioor oVer SlebrechFi. . Smith, Delta, Church , Crane, Olsonlte, j Living room, kitch enette, shower 1n balh- Nice Rambler PEB. 4—Mon7~vT 57m. 4 miles E7~ot. Kohler, American Standard, Trane, lust to 'I Real Estate DAILY NEWS room:. See . Oscar Norton, Morgan Like new homi wllh 3 bedrooms,. car. Winona, Minn., on : Vvli, Hwy . 35 to ' .' . name a ^ew. Consult us for any question F. A. Krause GoY Building or Tel. -4748. peted large pacious living room, County Trunk O, then 5. miles N. to or problems you may have on plumbing FRANK WEST AGENCY " ' amusement rooirv Wtchen with bullt-lns. . Dodoe, Wis., then 2 . miles N. on- County SEVENTH vif.. 110-3 roonirand balhYn ¦ ¦ ¦ A heating, that' s our business . 173 Lafayette St. • . Tel. SI-10 MAIL eat In 1he city In an area of new homes. ' " . Trunk J. Ed Jairewikl, owner; English "Breezy Acres'' and hot . water furnished. Immediate. (Next to Telephone . Olf Ice) i, Kohner, auction etru Northern Inv, _ occupancy._ Tel, B- I 096_atler 4. FRANK O'LAUGHLIN East on Highway- 61 ' rT $740 Down mm^Jnm^i Co., clerk. ' . "" Payment w P LUWBING & HEATING SUBSCRIPTIONS SARNIA W, 157-1 , 3 room fri>nr'ipt, will enable you to purchase a new 3- :' ^ 'Y" " ~"" ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ick Money. ' FEB7~4^Mon, 1 p.rn We»t clty llmlti 207 E, 3rd . . ' . Tel. 3703 Qu . . . . Closed Saturday Afternoons clean; 1st floor, private anlrartce and bedroom home, wltb family room, balh on any article of value ... batti, heal and hot water. Available ef Atondovl on Hwy. 10. Waller J. Bau- M.ay Be Paid at , with vanity. Walkout basement wltb rec Open Fridays Til 9 P.M. . er, owner; Jim Heike,. auctioneer ; Gate- NEUMANN'S BARGAIN STO*E now. Tel._ ?431. room. Move right in 121 E. , 3nd St: ' . T el , "3-5133 ' ' - way Credit Inc., clerk . TEO MAIER DRUGS FOUNTAIN . CITY , WlsT rsliid rooni lower Typos to Elect JOHN DEERE DAY apt-. Available after Feb. 15. Tel , Foun- Acre Dogs, Pet$, Supplies 42 Buslneic Equipment Vi , Bluff Side 62 tain Cily 8MU7-3.M1. Is the setting lor Ihis split level home CATTLE ' " At Annual Meeting DOOS—lY-eQlitered German Po- IN WINONA SECOND E . <: copy machine. Like new. : Shepherd, trained, no Inquire Brantly Chappell, Merchants Na- ed, low rent, ava ilable now, adulls. Tel. spacious awning windows overlooking papers. 1 Fox Hound, registered, , 7 SATURDAY , , tional Bank. 6030 or Prondllnskl's Grocery. the river vnUey, Built-in copper r ange Officers of Winona Typographi- months old, partly trained. Arnoj FEB 16 Hol- " " and oven, big master bedroom, bath OWL MOTOR CO. DOWNTOWN LOCATioN-4 cal Union Local 24S will be elected land, Lanesboro, Minn. OFFICE DESK—mahogany, large, 66x34. roomsVfull and a half, workshop, wllh B drawers) ofllce chair; matching bath, hot waler. Available Immediately. plus lower at ttie local's annual meeting at BEAGLE PUP—Contact HaVoid "pflughoeft FEITEN IMPL, CO. level garage to keep 103 Main St. Winona ! . Globe Warnecke 3 section bookcase wllh Tel. e-2103 aller 4:30 p.m. your car warm :¦ Tel Wltoka 10-2219. 113 Washington Tel . 4832 _ In Ihe winter. A 10-mlnute the Labor Temple Monday at 7:30 , gJass cloors. 75B W. 6th Tel . MM. drive down- p.m. ~" _ _ ^_ Apartments Furnished 91 town. Horses, Cattle, Stock 43 Coal, Wood, Other Fuel 63 _ _ ONF'BLOCK frW WScTAirmod ern fur. AFTER HOURS V Lunch and refreshments will be RUSHFORD TlVESTOCK COMM ISSION CALL' - , We Have " ' WOOD ' nlstied apt . wllh private bath . Heat, wa- W . l: IW|b) Heller 8-2161 " '" served after the meeting. auction ayary Wednesday SLAB ' afternoon. Live- ngs you ' bri ; ¦ G-ood quality groen slab wood . ter, hoi water and air conditioning fur- John Hendrlcks 'on 7441 stock bought dally. Tel, Rushford »U1\*t SPREADER APRONS nished In rent, Immediate collect, DAVE BRUNKOW t, SON possesion. Laura risk 2111 ~ And Slats Trempealeau, wis. Tel , 7774. I YORKSHTRE BRO0D SOWS-4, to Inrrow ~ " ' WEST LOCATION—a'Toom furnished opt. GRAIN In Feb. Walter Bloom, Rl, 1, Durand, For All Popular Spreaders PETROLEUM COKE burns with no sfnoke Available immediately. Tel, 7727 . Wis. and fflves no ashes. Producei ' remen- _ fB0B J r O (f ' I 'AP) ' ' . doui heat wllh Ihe proper drall, II you WEST CENTRAl l ocallonY2 roorJi»Y" ^s ^^j} ^i MINNEAPOLIS - Wheat ) PUREBRED GUERNSEY-wlth call FEITEN IMPL. CO. balh i^t^ . Tei. are d (satisfied with your present fuel and closot. Laundry facilities. Inquire R- Wltoka BO-330V. ' u receipts Thurs. 112 ; year ago 204 Y! 113 Washington Tel, 4032 burn Petroleum Coke. EAST END COAL 612 E. 6II1. . CELOVEjl- 234fl " ~ lei. ^ : HOLSTEIN HEIFER—i'Y & CEAAENT PRODUCTS CO,, "Whore I IT "STitni i 'm...^^ trading "basis unchanged lo 1 high- springing. Leon- no Exchange Kldg. MBi' " lu iwrm- _^» ^ higher; cash ard Prigge,. SI Charles, Minn . Tel, you gel more heal al lower coat, " 90.1 Business Places for Rent 92 | ^)^ ^ er; prices 'fc-lVfc 3JS W -A E , Sanborn. ^ - L " lo>'~ " spring wheat basis.. No 1 dark " Keep warm al a bargain . . . MAVE EXCELLENT location ni or CHESTER WHJTE BOARS - purebred 1 northern 2.321i ; spring wheat one ! Furnlturo, Rugs, Linoleum 64 two chair barbonhop. Write P.O. Box I meat type, Southdown and Columbia 103, Winona, Mlnr. Wanted—Real Estate 102 tell [m iwitwd elc- Y $® *®& etejihaiiis ? rent premium each lb over '5R-0I I rams, good . breeding slock. Werner «KlJ Ru-g« with foam pad U9.J5 Stegemnnn, Wabnha, Minn. BORZYSKOWSKI FURNITURE Farms for Resit 93 fis Cyd wfteiq yfli fMr lbs; spring wheal one eenl dis- ' HEAT 301 /Aonkato Ave, ' Open even!ng«. WANT ED-- 5 or more bedroom home . jt hrt ^mtix^. DUROC SOWS-B, lo farrow Feb. 10, San- ^ count ernch h Ih under 58 lbs; pro- " ~~ FAR W FOR RENT -Dairy larm near Wl. Preternbly J bntln, onrnnc ha lament. to ij dtn Bros., Houston, Minn, Tel. B?&-334«, nona, rnrxtorn house, excellent road, Mid-wester n part ol clly. C ontact J. r . ,, te^ fr]c©s ~ ' — ~ '*" " PROFESSIONAL .ihsfll i- mj pccj»^ l ifbtget 1 tein premiums: XI-17 per cent ji SOWS—»r"to farrow 2nd |ltter lrl Feb. HOUSERS sctionl bus. Relerencei. Write Elox 426, J.ombardo. 22/ VV, 4lh, Winonn, Minn. j xrTr J, Drlscoll, Hokah- Minn. INSTALLATION Winona. ^ 1- M riirrrnl. » " m, „„n ,_ ^^.i... ^^jMt-^^" ' l.Wt-'i.rWA. j| _ WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES "" f* "" - Fo Fit All CARPETING ^ f Nn I hard Montana winter FEEDER PlOS-iO, J boarir~l Duroi, Houses for Rent 95 FOR YOUR CITY PROPERTY 1 Poland China; J Jersey cow», Also, ' Allis Chalmers Tractom LINOLEIUM 2.2fi-2. fi2. . j •ov;s. Herbert McNamar, Houilon , Minn. RUSHFORD 7 he-droom modern home , "HANK" JEZEWSKI 1 TILE oil . 'furnace IWInnna 's Only Deal Estate Buyer I Minn. • S, D. No 1 hard winter ' Tel, _TW»-31J3. . Immediate posross lon. F.s- :, "' We figure complete jobs, with llinr Larson. Tel . Winona S479 TH, 43H8 and 1093 p , Bnx 14H 2,l(i 4-2. rifl'V GOOD HAMPSHIRE—Boarl" aboiit -«0O Ibl, On Hand _ o *(&? No 1 lined flinhrr durum choire , Clarence Wolle, Founlain Clly, Wli. Tel. Free FXimnlos. IARW linuSE-J rooms, modern evropt % ^?Yi I IMU7-3805. For Immediate Delivery heal, in valley, fl miles w of Winnna w^T 2,fio 2,fi2; discounts , amber 5 • 7;: ' " " ' If I , .10.17 CASH FOR // f r-* r ^J -^ \ : BRED HOLSTEIN helferaYHelteri ln herd YOUR HOMK < ' ¦).' ' l * * durum 7-lft . , j produclno *i Iba. milk, 3.t test. Wayna MARION Mn7 bedrooms, oil heaf. n- Corn Nn 2 yellow 1.13. ]I Hob, Rushtord, Minn, Tel. (64-WI9. nulre 1071 Marlon, in 7 days ' " Only $32.75 WARDS] Oats Mo 2 while R2-fi8'i; No 3 ¦ PIOS-3S, Ihrllty, crossbred , V?, SO eactii Fflrms, Land for J , Sale 98 17 llnhfwelBhl feeder calvos. C. M. Keefe, If it mwts our rorjiilrpnipnls. white fiO-M ; No 2 heavy white Bfi'-i j Tel, 3.103 ' I Chatfield, Minn. DAIRY FARM 190 acres, IJJ a1ll lu , 25; stained 1.00-1,22 ; H, Clioato t. Co. ....ii nri ni i «» t MTTnnTYT«nngi rji » -*^^*V ".Tim« rT ,00-1. )) color 1 Knit on HiRliwiiy fi) Trl. 2349 . 'i Mi"" ' ' ^ ^,^ feed B7--!)r., Jewelry, Wfltcriei, Etc, 68 FOR SALE hy owner -303 acre Inrm. LEWISTON Wllson-Wlnona «ron . IM acres o-pim , full After hours 7441 or 71127. Wyt, No 2 1 .25-1,27. Closed Saturday Afternoon s set ot buildings, Eleclrlc, pastels, metal colors -all-modern 7-ror»m hm^e, 3,10, two barm, one 37x90 wllh .11 ttanrhlmn Fin*. :No I WEiTC LOX WALL CLOCKS. , Irnm 14,98 V&M A nnd lour prim, Tolal price & SALES BARN lint JJI.WW w finy?6 ^mem. SHUMSKI'S Soyhenns No I yellow 2,,i9'^. Annum paymrnt Acron From Kreaoo'i lust S100. Any reninn WM NKKI) MnUK HOfSKS "" A Certified IIIC 125-Busliol al>la down payment. ImmedlM* poMe^ ™\T"" Muilcal Marchandli* sion . Write Dan Dlnnean, Box Its, K»s- I<1 srll .Inmrnry snlcs hnv r> (First Pub. Friday, Feb , 1, lff.ll Livestock Auction Market P.T.O. Spreader 70 ion, Minn. ' ) as. GlflSOM ELECTRIC GUITAR wll h am- ~ tidon fxcrlli'nl. fhrm e us for '57 l-'ord V fi , 4-door Fordo- 'ftfl Ford V-fi stale nl Minnesota CIIA TF IB 11) -.' ja?" a'er»s"r~j«" t ll lahle Yl , R-anch ) in Probate Court E.vr-pllen! CoiKlilion pllllor . Tol, IM, 51. Clmrles, Minn, . County of Winona Sale dwellings, 1 very pood , Good Iroul stream ninllo Wflgon , No, I.U9I free npprni.inls. . /7J ]ir, ^) I I 7 J In Re Bitate of FEI TEN IMPL, CO, 71 |utt olf hlecktopeed highway, clean rA< »eh«cri1, »lio linown at Every Thursday AFTKH HOURS CAM. Hurrla-on I, USED TV SETS-alw»y» on hand, «lway« Hurry Ichicht, Dtcwtenl. 113 Wfmriinglon Tol, 4-032 YV. I.. i\Vih> \\e\7vv filial In qr»od worklnrj order. WINONA FIRE Boyunn Agency Order lor Heerlna «n final Accoi>nt 1:30 p.m. 'R7 Plymnut h V-B , 4-door , 'ftl Falcon "6" Deluxe Sla- »\ POWER , .14 ti, 2nd. lei . 1061 Rushtord, Minn .liiliii llf-nilriokhon 7141 One of Ihe representatives of the -above . Hay, Grain Feed SO l.niira Fisk 31111 named estate hnvlno filed hl» llnal account -/,- We. buy Butcher Hngs , EXI'EltlRNCED IN TV , radio repair , Houses for Sal* -plOyj end •llowanco nreia- TV Servica, ti W hnllrvlew _ 99 $7 7 J WflROir. and petition for •eltlement BALED " ITRAW-Alio, ear dm'* everyday. Check our prices cornYHarbert Tel, 74M. j" llitrool) ' Neldner, l.ewliton, Minn. WE3T l.OCATION--modern hedroom ORDERED, That tha hetarliio home, full haiement, 14,130 IT IS before you sell, " Winona 's Plnisl Elaclronlr. Rrpnlr , port terms. February V, \1M, of HAY—square bales, conditioned? 2,500 al- R. Bollavlew, T choice Intl. '58 Alfirairy V-fi, <-doar , de- 'A2 F'ord V-8 Wagon. Rcnl therrol bo had on lor All Mnkos both for IflMi o'clock A.M., bolor e Ihis Court In Dairy falls mil 3,500 clover, 500 be lea of 11,500, C, Slinn*, HOMEMAKKRS BX- luxe equip- ,ow Ihe probata court room In Ihe court house ¦ft Good selection of atraw, irvin Krlitil, Trempaaliau, Wit . Don Ehmann TV Service CHANOE, 512 E. 3rd. SELOVERJ u *" * T»l us rovnr II with BUT YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER! Wllllnm /H. Llnrt(|»lit, Trucks Avnllflblo for Plrk up, nmt in. niolnlura , Arriall Johnson, Hardt's Music Store FIED TOP MOBILH MOM* tALIFS tltiaralat. Kxperr work. WARRIOR MPO. Allorney lor Petitioner, Lanesboro, Minn, Tat, 4>M74>, 111 E . Jrd Vtf Inonn H ighway 41 Winona 50.11 »lli it , Tel, l- .W«. ¦ : :^''^ ¦ ^' ; ' Y ; BUZ ; W^R , -V Y ¦Y;:;-Y?y . ^ . ; : - ^ - ' '

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RIP KIRBY By John Prentice and Fred Dickinson

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