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BW»Pigg3K2ac#;^;£a^ ¦H$j fer$& l Ou/LJtidwnaL \ avdh&wi p 0 say, can you see, by the dawn' s early Astronauts open space chase lig ht, I CAPE KENNEDY, FJa7 (AP): - Three American astronauts ;¦ \ What so proudly we hail 'd at the twi- rocketed inlo orbit today on an unprecedented mission to salvage ' lig ht's last gleaming? the crippled. Sky lab space station and make .it . their orbital home A Whose broad stripes and bright stars, for a record 28':days. • V;: ' :' ' P thro' the perilous light, Hiding withi the : all-Navy, crew of Charles Conrad "Jr., Dr. r O'er the ramparts we watch'd, were so Joseph . P. KerWin and ¦Paul J. : Weitz were hopes theyVcan repair t, this .nation 's first orbiting station and save the $2.6-billioh project. gallantl y streaming? —• A Satu rn IB rocket.blasted off ' . its launch pedestal at. 8 a.m. i. And the rockets red glare, the bombs (CDT) to start the . astronauts on what could be a marathon ' ¦ ¦ ;' bursting in air, journey ; :, ' •.'.¦;¦:, 'yr;. ,ry ..' r:r - ' . \ Gave prool thro' the night that our Hag '. :-. Ten minutes later Mission Control reported, they,were: safely ,- was still there. in orbit more than 1United States shifts.emphasis from-space-exploration A discloses? to space exploitation , intended to ^benefit niahkind in many ways; of ' A Now it catches the gleam the morning s Conrad,. 42,.: Kemit), 4f >, and Weilz, 41 , were up early lor f irst beam, their pig day, rising at*3:45 a.m. for thei traditional astronauts' A In f ully glory reflected now shines on the laiinch day breakfast of steak and eggs. . After a brief physical examination j i)r, Royce Hawkins, A stream: a : ? '77s the star-spang led banner: 0, long space.agency physician, reported: ''the crew slept well and they ' :; . ' may it wave look good. - ' yA . . r . yy; yAy.yA'y yA Ay- t ' i O'er the land of the f ree and the home . Technicians helped them into their white spacesuits with ' ; of the brave! bubble helmets and Ihe American flag emblazoned on the sleeves^ i SLIM CROWD WATCHES LIFTOFF . .y. yhom the press site. Veteran space launch ob- As they left the crew quarters, they ' smiled and waved : at ¦ ¦ ; Skylab astronauts in their spacecraft atcq> • . " servers claim, today's crowd is coriipariablis ' And where is that band who so vauntingly a group of newsmen and space workers'. They boarded an air- 'i conditioned van for tlie shprt drive to the launch pad and rode Saturn IB rocket blast off from Cape Kennedy to that of the final. Gemini series- (AP il swore watc elevators to the spacecraft. ^- -Friday as a slim Crowd of new^meiri: h Photofax ) | | That the havoc of war and the battle' s jiie flouuiifluia Miijr.- niui 4 contusion, them three folded gold-and-sil- '• ¦' . sj A home and a country should leave us ver shades; one of which they Bui other methqds rehearsed 7 no more? hope, to . «rect to shadow the | | the permit {, Their blood has wash'd out their f oul f oot- Skylab from sun and > : ' them to take up occupancy for - steps pollution. a record 28 days in space. They i No refuge could save the hireling and also have tools that might . free slave ' Piras<^ I a . jammed solar panel and re- " | | Fromof the terror of f light or the gloom placements for film y aiid medi- " :A By ERIC SHARP ^k^ 21 feet above Skylab to give the canopy room to open. . the ! grave: M^p^^mM^^ilHHHM g^p^^gy cine : beli-eved to have ..been: /CAPE. KENNEDY, Fla.. 10— The -Skylab 1 astronauts After isprings pop the canopy open, the umbrella will be ^¦ And the star-spang led banner in triumph spoiled, by the high heat iri tlie.. ; hope they can save America's; overheated , space station / pulled down until it is a few inches above Skylab's hulL : ¦ big; lopsided umbrella gh doth wave station's; cabin. Saturday by shoving "a '! throu a . . A common umbrella ;^^ pole "attaches to the. center of its ¦ hatch in the rc»f and popping it open. ; canopy. But the pole holding up Skylab' i O'er the land of the f ree and the home Preparing various , sun shields . . s gold-colored parasol " " " j other methods ' If they; 't do that ,: ca^n , can be attempted to ¦ ¦ will be set off-center. " ¦ ¦ ¦ . ¦ - ¦ National Aeronautics and Space . - . Adv iiy. Remernber-\. fo . of the brave. $ under a. crash program almost the milliph to ¦:¦¦ | | caused another delay in the. as- reduce temperatures, inside^ . $294 Skylab a liv- - ... ministration officials say this will allow the crew to rotate t tronaut; liftoff. It- already has able level, space officials said Thursday. the parasol to provide varying amounts of shade. : The primary isystem astronauts Charles Conrad Jr., Paul Tliere is still some concern that intense ultraviolet radl» I 0 thus be it ever when f ree-men shall the ilag M j been, postponed 10 days because 7 " ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ' ' Kerwih: will try they are ; • : * • Wietz and Dr. Joseph after; ' ' J. : ¦ - ;atiori from ¦ - ¦ • the - sun might carfise - ¦ - ¦ 7 . the parasol to deteriorate . ' ¦ i stand . . • ...... , . : % of the launch ;mishap that, " " "i _A' ] U ¦ , m~mmmm m mm ' ¦! . ¦ '} rocketed into space in an Apollo craft today that looks like a over a period of weeks or months. Another shade woiild be | | Between their fov'd fcomes and the war's . ~~T T T *. . "". . ripped a heat shield .from the ; giant 7rectangular parasol. ;/ - 7 ' ¦ "" '. . substituted if that happened. Skylab on May 14: ¦ '¦;¦; ¦ . 1 desolation; And this be our motto: In Gad yis out 1 ' ;'•• ' Af(er flying their spaceship around Skylab to inspect the ;' . But if the first fails, the astronauts will try Plan 2 which ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ , ¦ ' ' ¦¦ & Blest with vict' ry and peace, may the trust!" A .AAy ¦;• ; : . - Commander Conrad , with ad- damage arid clear any debris, the crew/.will dock with the : calls for an Astronaut to stand in Skylab's major airlock . .J vice from the ground, will , . 5 heav' n-rescued land And the star-spangled banner in triumph | . space station and spend thei /night in the Apollo craft. . and assem¦ ble a V-shaped sunshade and push it out over th« 'AA 'A: \ make the decision ; on which of; : The next day, they will enter Skylab* carrying the poles hua .,' / .'./j Ayy AA | | Praise the Pow' r that hath made and shall wave :| the three sunshades to use after . O'er the -and of the f ree and. the home and 22: by 24-foot sheet of reflective plastic cloth that make . If that can't be done, mission commander Conrad is to I present'd us a nation! | an on-the-spot;assessment. up the space parasol. maneuver his Apollo craft within a few feet Skylab while of '' . • ' of 1 Then conquer we must, when our cause the brave! : I The astronauts plan to fly Skyl&b's '¦ umbrella will be extended through an airlock , another astronaut leans but and hooks OM end of a canopy . I it Is just, FRANCIS SCOTT KEY around the Skylab first to as- Under which a large box will be placed to form a base , for to the space station with a long pole. Conrad would gently - ¦ " - f ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ^¦ ; 7 ___j AAAA iA ',:: ir AA : f sess damage caused when the the/umbrella's handle. ¦:¦ ': . ¦ . '¦ '"¦ . ' :. ' ' '" '¦ edge the :Apollo ship along Ihe space station while the other BiaiMMHMtwoay.1 "' v:mmmmmimmMma®mMm®m®smheat shield was. torn off; 63 sec- * !^^ . Then they will shove the folded canopy into Uie box and ¦ man plays out the canopy and attaches it to telescope sup- onds after launch, ; attach extension poles to it so tliey can push the umbrella -port: girders. . 7 - . ' Without immunity iri s^n Key Wateigate member Spi^ ^ i ^ at a glance CAPE KENNEDY , Fla. W- Here are the facts and fig- ures of the Skylab 1 mission : By JEAN HELLER tions currently are under way L. Patrick Gray III said that he ASTRONAUTS: Navy Capt. Charles Conrad Jr 42; Navy warned President Nixon last . ., WASHINGTON (AP)-The aimed at obtaining guilty pleas Cmdr. Paul J. Weitz, 40; Navy Cmdr. Joseph P, Kerwin, a U.S. attorney here has dis- and cooperation from others summer that "people on your physician , 41; closed that a key member of implicated in the wide ,eb of staff are trying to mortaily the Watergate conspiracy has scandals that have come to be wound you." PURPOSE: Attempt to salvage the unmanned . Skylab y without known as the Watergate affair. space station launched May 14 by erecting a . sunshade to agreed to plead guilt In testimony before a closed cool it. The station lost its heat shield during a launch mis- immunity and to testif y as a Addressing himself to specu- session of a Senate Appropria- lation that he and his prose- hap, and temperatures inside are more than 120 degrees. An prosecution witness ut trial. He tions subcommittee—and re- attempt may ho made to free a jammed solar panel to did not identify the individual , cutors would withdraw from ported later by the subcom- provide more power. U.S. Atty. Harold H, Titus Jr. the Watergate case, Titus con- mittee's chairman , John L. said Thursday that after con- firmed tlSfl had been then- in- McClellan, D-Ark.—Gray said FLIGHT DURATION:- If the shade is erected , astronauts ferring with his three principal tention up te the Umo %f a he spoke to Nixon last July 6, hope lo remain aboard 2fl days. . meeting Wednesday afternoon KXPKRIMKNTS ; Medica l , earth resources, astronomy, prosecutors he had learned that Gray said he cautioned Nixon solar physics, materials processing. "it is realistic lo anticipate a with Archibald Cox, the* newly after agreeing with Lt, Gen. comprehensive indictment with- named special Watergate pros- Vernon Walters , deputy CIA di- SKYLAB SIZE: . With Apollo ferry craft, attached , it la in 60 to 90 days." ecutor. rector, that confusion had ari- 118 feet long, Its main liying.work area i.s a cylinder 21.6 feet in "He urged us, in view of the sen about the investigation of diameter and the size of a three-bedroom house, with 13,388 Government sources quoted important work we wero doing, Mexican aspects of the Water- cubic feet of space. Total weight ls 100,750 pounds, In thc New York Times today lhat it wns in the public inter- gate case, identified tho conspirator men- ORBITAL PATH : 27!i miles high , passing over 75 percent est that wc carry on the devel- Former CIA Director Richard of Ihe world's land mass, that which lies hctween 50 degrees tioned by Titus as former White opment of the case," Titus House aide Jen Stuart Mng- Holms said thnt last June 23 norl h and 50 degrees south latitude , said. "At this time, I wish to then-White House Chief of Staff ruder, Magnifier later served as advise you that wo will accede MISSION COST: $554 million , with total program cost of an assistant to former Ally. H. Fl. Haldeman instructed to Prof , Cox 's request,.." Walters to tell Gray that 1he OM THEin WAV . . . Threo Skylab as- this morning. Tho trio, front, (o back: Paul $2.(1 billion. Gen. Jnlin N. Mitchell nn the Charles Conrad Jr., In other developments Thurs- FBI should halt its Watergmle- fronnuts heading for blastoff nnd rendezvous J. Weitz , Dr. Joseph P. ' SUBSKQUKNT FLIGHTS : If problems aro corrected , tha Committee for tho Re-election (AP Phnlofnx ) of thc President. day, the Senate's Watergate connectcd investigations in wllh tlieir disnhled space station leave for Kcrwin. Skylab 2 and n crews are (o inhabit (ho same spneo station , Titus also snid that, negotia- hearing recessed until Jure 5, Mexico, for fear of uncovering tho launch pad at Cape Kennedy, Fla., early each for 50 days , starting in August aiid November. and former FBI acting Director covert CIA activities t here, During Watergate exploration i Inside: No Pa per -Anderson S'AS: sought link between Demos, Castro Monday son n|>|>enrs (n have been Barker: As lias boon its cus- trapped hy an elnliornU ' nt- Bv LAWKKNCE L. KNUTSON Bolli were memlicrs nf a tors wore forcibly ejected by 'covered witness table under vasion nt uihn s Bay of Pigs 12 and had never asked, if the es- lenipl to package ) nnd mer- WASHINGTON (AP) — A learn described ruefully by police, ODD . afler ' .shunting thai Ibanks of hot television lights. years ago, denied he wa.s ever pionag e missions for which lie tom for ninny years, chandise Ihe news emnnnl- member of a prominent Re- Barker Thursday as having lie- ho was n candidate for presi- • Gerald Aleh , Ihe lawyer offered executive ' clemency or was recruited were being run tho Winona Daily Mows Ing from his ofiice — story, , who represented convicted Wa- influenced to plead guilty. He by the CIA. page 2a. publican family and a /.enlous come "lho best-known burglars dent ' will not bo publ ished foe of Cuban communism nay in (he world. " Aflor t hai , security increased Ilergale wiretapper .lames W . s-aid lin and those lie recruited Tr> him, ho said , it was Ihey involvrrl themselves with- Barker (old lho Somite Water- and six uniformed policemen , 1McCord a I. his Irial , offered to aeled only in (he interests of enough lhat, his aid had been Monday, Memorial May. W|ll l,a lli lv agent, nUMHRA '""' " " out question in the Watergate gate investigating committee barked by an unknown number Ilako a lie-ileleclor lest as proof American national security and sought by the former CIA Regular publication Im; nndKcilcvelop - <( of obtaining help for (lie liber- under whom he. served ni tbe ment Aullinrlly will go lo nffnir Ixinmsn tliey wore ho was looking for proof t hnt nf plainclothes detectives , wen* < if hi. truthfulness in claiming will bee resumed Tues- trained to "follow ' orders. *" the government ot Fidel Castro , stationed around the marble- IMcCord lied In the commitleo nlion of Cuba from Castro. Bay of Pigs, K. Unwind Hunt , cily coiiiieiliiieii .lune II ii«lc- day. ing fur II new eonlrncl on Tho ullimnlfl origin of those n government ho fought nt Ihe walled room al all limes, iand slandered him personally, "I personally was convinced who at the (lino of the Water- downtown renewal — itnry, orders remains a major unan- Bay of Pigs, was funding Scores of oilier policemen stood • Baldwin , who wns a gov- al the time , and I am today gate lircak-in was a member nf page :ia. swered question of tlio Water- noinofmllc campaigns. He did by finish lo* iernment wil no.ss nl thai trial , loo, ' that wlial I did was cor- the While House Staff. Thern will be. ni non- gate scandal. not find il , lie said, There were predict ions socur- •'said his family has been dis- rect ," Barker said. Ile said he hail no idea whn. oral cessalion of busi- Hut lho directives led Cuban- Baldwin , a member of a iiy would bn llglilwic d even fur- Igraced as a result of llm duties In denying any offer of exec- cither than Hunt, and former ness throughout, tho UtJI VIVU9 communilKR born Bernard L, Barker on a prominent Connoolicul family, I her when Iho seven-member Ilie performed for the Com- ulivn clemency, Barker 's Iciili- Whito House aide n high Uemocrutic officials. "I was nut . n lookout nnd wiretap list ening ings in the crowded Sennte of (eiilittvmy (nun the tlweo • And Barker , a veteran of Willi Barker. Barker snid , "I was there In post across 1 ho etrcct. Caucus Room and fivo spool a- men who wit nt. Iho brown-felt- illie di.sii.sl rims ClA-ni euiilzcd in- Barker said lie could not say, follow orders , not lo think. " Goveliior^ Mondovi Cubs set bofluck picnic keip Ibbbyi iii charged alive MONDOVI , Wls.y (Special) . .. Meriibcrs. of the Mondovi Cub PAUL Minn. : (AP) - Kelm denied , if, raying /he about the overall news policies Wednesdays, the day the taped ¦ ST. , Scout- Pack and their, families/; ¦KK^»MU'W»v:MW>tMMR. ¦V ^MH *^ -^"'^ |^HMMi ^"Minnesota." questions he A decision wasmade by. Ted a^ard ^ Be- has sot had a general ¦ ¦ rriai^r Smebakken, . the •'.. ' governor's n^ press conference - for months, press secretary, to soften the 7 BLAIR , Wis, (Special) /-- All thus avoiding any confrontation -' . group of- newsmen answer by editing, the tape.. . major award winners . in Blair with a large The / harsh language was who . might team up for rapid- ; High School were honored could . take trimmed but ahd what radio lis- fire questions that supposed, to hear Tuesday ; for/achievements dur- by surprise.7/ teners were the governor was a three-sentence , answer ing the school' year at .1973 / Thci week's sequence of merely calling Ber g's charges awards night banquet; - . , ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ totally false." , r AA 'A.A.ry: The banquet was sponsored Helgeson ' ' " ¦j. Matchey ; : C, Kurth ; VS. Sluga ;.;• . ...,' /.Bartk.ci•.- . . ' • ' •/' -' ''^laiile y events went like this: v " . . . . ^. : j . kend, there ' . was a : But there was a hitch.A: by/ /the * Knudtsoh - Mattison Last wee ' American.; Legion Post 231. sharp: exchange between Berg The FM radio- network fed Thomas Kelm, the gover- out the . original tape, not the Resa Mathsqri and Jinny: Da- arid vis were' honored as vaiedic- nor's chief aide, with- Berg al- edited version. Thus, an; issue that he ' was "offered" a that apeared to be declining in toriari and salutatqrian, respec- Harmeyer J. Davis R. IVIathson leging tively, and also as Wisconsin . new highway in exchange for /a interest got-some fresh life and ¦• '.-vote on a transportation Berg 'had /a . new chance to fire Honor Scholars for .which they "yes" Jinny, also Johnson- we're recognized , at Nestingen. Plaques were; given bonding bill. ¦ back at the governor. received certificates. Oddly enough, radio stations received recognition for having Badger Boys and Girls State, to Keith for most rebounds and : representatives chosen for the to Dennis Stephenson for best that carried ; the tape got /a been awarded a/ $1,000 scholar- ; i ship fro m the National /Honor cqm|ng year; - free-throvv percentage.- Keith more frank answer to the Berg ¦; ¦ charges than the governor's ot-. Society./ . . .;; - ":, Jinny Davis received a cer- and Dennis were also selected vplunleers as ¦All-conference. ' A...A- ;, ¦;¦- .;; ¦ Courl fice. intended. It was closer , ap- -. The most valuable player tificate for having won the DAR ¦ L. Wozney ; M. Kampa 7 7 Waldera M, " Wozney: V. j . Kulig award; in 'wrestling went to Dan Abrahamson ^ . ; parently , to 'what the governor award and the BHS citizenship A congratulatory, dtatipn actually: felt than what/ the; gov- Harmeyer. He 'also received award went to Bonnie Waldera. irbm the Wisconsin State Legis- nanie xlireciors ernor's media experts granted plaques for: the most pins and Mrs. Dennis Jack presented the lature on a motion by Repre- Volunteers in Court Services to convey. : most points. Dan and; Darrel MNC scholarship to. . Bonnie sentatives Oberle, Robert? arid Top stiidenli f o adcJr^ss (VICS), Inc;, held its first meet The week's events,/ however, Nelson were cited as four-year Waldera. The BEA .'scholarship Early and Senator R, C. John- ing of incorporators and. board continued to raise questions lettermen and Dan also was all- was warded to : Cheryl / Stay son was presented to the team of directors Wednesday. conference/ Letters iw e r e and ;the B-elub presented its and coach' Jim Bade. . awarded to other teammates. The/board , of directors:for the ; annual scholarship to Nathan : - Most valuable player lii bbth organization was; named and by- . Outstanding d : ei. p a r t- Carlsen. baseball and golf was . Sieve graduates : Incieperrctence law's adopted. Two La Crescent inent awards ; went / to : . Linda Students maintaining . a 3.75 Jacobson/ He was also jail-con- VICS- is being Created to in- Johnsonv. .-; business education ; plus average for the year re- fererice in: baseball. Most valu- INDEPENDENCE, Wis. XSpe- Sus an Miemiefz, daiighter of . Mike Abrahamson, son of Mr. Darrell . Nelson, " Mrs, volve local citizens in providing agriculture; ceived tlie school letter. . They able player in track was "Na- cLal!> — Addresses at Independ- Mr. aid Mrs; John Miemietz, and Donald Abrahamson, courts and cc-Urt Dan Harmeyer; Plymouth Trou- : : WWII; La Crosse; Lynn Woz- assistance to were Brian Caflsen, Jeff Cheho- than Carlsen. Letters were pre ence High' JSchooI's commence- City College of Cosmetology, services in the development and men arrested for ble Shooter ; Dan / Harmeyer, Eau Claire; Patty : Bisek dau- ney, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, weth j Dennis Foss, Marie; Nes- sented -to other teammates arid , implementation/of programs : for Math;/ Bonnie Waldera, art; Dan Harmeyer ment exercises this evening, ghter of Mr. ahd Mrs. Frank Everest . Wozney; , vocational . tingen, Brian Nelson, Barbara was recognizee ; those processed by the Winona Dan Harmeyer,- science; Cheryl Sesvold, Nathan Carlsen Jinny! as a four-year lettenviriner ir starting: at . 8:15 in tha high Bisek, who has made no plans school at Eau Claire. . . /¦ , County Department of Court stolen property Stay, outstanding senior in Davis., Nancy Emerson, - Bon- the sport , The National W Glut school gymnasium, will bts giv- on furthering her education; A; " and ' . 1MARY KAMPA, daughter of Services, and tq encourage CALEDONIA, Miin. (Special) Home. Economics; Jinny Davis, nie Waldera, Resa Mathson arid award went to Dan Harmeyei en iiy th« two top students of its mem- Betty Crocker; -Dan ' ¦'' ¦ ¦ FAJTH MARSOLEK; daugh- Mr. and Mrs, Beri ' Kampa, City promote education of •—Jerry Olson, Houston County Harmeyer, Sheri Nyen. and Co-athletes of the year ise tbe Class of J973. . - bers and the general public con- physical, education; President's ¦'¦' daughter of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford College : of Cosmetology, Eau sheriff , arrested two La .Cres- . Cheerleading: 1 e 11 e r s. were Iected : this year were Dennis Debbie . Smieja , ' cerning; the need for such pro- Physical Fitness Award — Tim Stephenson and , Mr. 'and Mrs. Wilfred Smieja , Marsolek, WWTI, La ., Crosse; Claire;- Linus - Waldera , son of ¦ cent^ . .- Minn., men . ;Wednesday presented to Cheryl Stay, Kay Dan Harmeyer Tom Matchey, son of Mr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Waldera, grams. evening on charges of posses- Fletcher, Curtis ; Kindschy, Halvorson, Jean ' Mish , Barb will give Uhe valedictory ad- has; been function- Mrs. Ladislaus Matchey, WWTI, WWTI, La : Crosse., AA; Tiie group sion of stolen property. : Wade Johnson, Keith Sexe, Waldera; .'. Denise Stephenson, dress and Kathy Killian, daugh- ¦* - :;;¦" ing since October 1972 and was Mark Ward , Dennis Stephenson, ter of Mr. and Mrs. . Marcel La Crosse; . • . Mary Beth Wozney, . daughter They were identified as Jerry Janice^ Dahlby, Anita . Johnson , of Mr7 and Mrs. Ben Wozney, instrumental in obtaining assist- .Martell, 19 and William P., Roger Leque, Steve Bradley; Peggy Beaty, Killian,' the salutatory , address.^ Phyllis Mienrietz, -daughter of furnishing . arid Bi. , Ginger Indrebo, WWTI :La Crosse;.Joanne Ku- ance for the , 20;; ¦¦;. Jill Johnson, MNC English TOYS & K. E. Geary will be master Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miemietz* , Main House, / the Strittrnater " ' Veronica Olson. . lig, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. opening of Olson arrested the- men Mn 'Award.;- Football letters were pre- cf 7ceremonies. Mark Helgeson no immediate plans; Jearinie county's group home for delin- Music awards went to Nathan will give the class welcome Sonsalla,; daughter .of Mr. and Joe Kulig. WWTI, La Crosse.A ¦ their home Wednesday about 7 sented to team members and GIFtS .; "•¦ .queht-.b6ys.-/' -__ ,.;_:i_ .: . , - . ... Carlsen , putstajlding senior "Ode to Joy," 'by.'"Beethoven , Mrs. Adolph Sonsalla;; WWri; 'Sharon'SlugardatrghteT-of-ftfT; ; has also worked p.m. after receiving—a—com- Roger Leque received a trophy FQR ALL OCCASIONS The group . ¦ , band and John Philip Soiisa will be played by the Independ- La Crosse; and Mrs, Everett Sluga , rib im- toward development of / work plaint . from Michael Jiracetc: as most- v a I u a b 1 e player/ BROTHERS mediate plans. La Crosse, Wis. awards; Paul Hanson , out- Plaques were presented to DADD ence High School Band; Frank Lynn Boland , daughter of. Mr. programs for persons appearing . standing junior HV DD STORE, Inc. A Other members of the grad- Jiracek ;. stated that , items band award * Mark Frederixon for most Kazmierczak- superintendent, and - Mrs. . Richard Boland , in court: '/¦:'. . Outstanding vocal music stu- will present the class;: Wjlfrcd WWTI, uating class: VICS will/open an office soon were missing from an apart- tackles and Mark Hamilton for La Crosse ; Mark Helge- ovyns in , La Crosse, sic student award went to Jin- , J. Smieja; president of the William A. Andre, David C. in the Windna County Red Cross ment he , . most yards gained Basketball (%te1A&^¦ .. ^ son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ny Davis arid Karen Stubrud re^ V^ uimktnc. . Bautch , Roger A. Conrad , David ' including a vacuum cleaner , letters were presented: to team- ^ board of education , will present Helgeson , Wisconsin State Uni- Building, 276 W. 5th St. . - . ' ceived the piano award. the diplomas to the members C. George, Joseph J. Giemza. The original incorporators and mahogany door with a lock and mates and the most valuable 571 E. 4th SI. Phtni 432-4007 versity — Eau Claire. . drapes/ State forensics awards were of the graduating class: ' the Jeannie Matchey, daughter of Sally J. Goard , Robert S. Kens- first board of directors are: Er- a set of gold-colored player award went to Keith , He accused the two La Cres- given to Jill Johnson , Mane Rev. Harvey Pedersen will of- Mr. isnd Mrs. Clarence Mat- moe, Sharon K. Kreibich Eu- nest Buhler, County Court Judge Nestingen gene R. Kulig, Robert J. Man- cent .men.;of having the ilerns , Lynnette Johnson , fer the invocation; the -Rev. chey.'l. St. Mary 's School of Nur- S. A. Sawyer,. Mrs. Laird Lu- John Jacobson ka , Janette M. Martin ,' Eugene in their home, which they are and Jeff Cheno- Robert Johnson , the benedic- sing, Rochester : Cathy Kurth. cas, Mrs. Lambert Hamerski, •e'th. Craig Hughes received the tion , and the - seniors will- sing A. Pientok, Daniel F. Prokop, Jerry Kellum , court services sharing with two ether men. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Armed , with a search war- senior drama award. High their class' song, "I'll Remem- George Kurth , who has. made Alan D. Pryzbilla , Larry C Director Mickey Ellenbecker Quiz ¦ Roskos , Robert Roskos , , Peter rant , Sheriff Olson said he. Bowl certificates went to j ber." - • no ' plans. . . and Laird Lucas/ Jack Harmeyer, Jinny Davis, | GARMENT STORAGE Other honor students in the A. Saverynski, Peter J. Skroch , Additional board members searched the home and found , Lee Sosal- the drapes and door in the La Jeff Chenoweth , Greg Hughos, Class of 1973 are : BOB BAECKER son of Mr. John E. Slaby, Gary nominated and elected include and Nathan la , David Sura , Joseph T, Mrs. Beatrice Crescent home. Carlson, Debbie Kathy Walek , daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Baecker , Wis- J. Forrest Arnold , * Duffield received a letter for and Mrs . . John Wylek , who is consin State University — Eau Weaver , Robert II. Weltzein , Florin, Dennis Schrandt , Jaye Martell and Strittrnater will Ronald J. Goldberg, Coun- appear before Judge Elmer participation . in the library club planning to continue her educa- Claire; Tim Maule , son of Mr. Archie. R. - Wicka , Fritz , Steven H. as did Cardinal staff members and Mrs. Alhcrt Maule , no im- Wicrsgfilla , Ross Ah. Witt and ty Court Judge Dennis A. Chal- Anderson some lime next week tion at Western Wisconsin Tech- Linda Johnson , Diane Kinds nical Institute, La Crosse ; mediate plans David J, Wolfe. leen and Mrs. Howard Keller. Each is free on $100 bond, chy, Sharon Johnson and Den- GET A STEAK KNIFE FREE WITH Diane Hanson , daughter ol ise Stephenson. Pep club EVERY ] Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hanson , trophies were presented to $3.95 INCOMING DRY CLEANING ORDER * who will enroll at Wisconsin Wanda Vchrenkamp and Julie I State University — Eau Cairo; Strande. Mary Matchey, daughter of Mr. Angry Chippewas blockade Glen Hamilton presented the and Mrs. Ladislaus Matchey, American Legion Award to Na- WWTI, La Crosse;. than Carlsen and Mrs. Jerome ! HADDAD'S j DARLENE SUCIILA , daug h. Strande the American Legion \ 164 Main St. Phona 452-2301 , ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Such- Auxiliary award to Jinny Da- la , Wisconsin State University only road into reservation vis, keviri Jacobson and Anita — Eau Claire; Raymond War- ner Mrs, SAULT STE. MARIE Mich, arrested h y Michigan State Po- leaders relumed from winning The meeting started about , son of Mr. and Ray- < mond Warner , Wisconsin State (AP) — A 3',(-hour blockade by licemen who entered the reser- concessions in a tense meeting two hours after the blockade Universily — Eau Claire; IOO angry, rifle-bearing Chip- vation to make the arrests , ac- with law enforcement officials. began. QUALITY COSTS LESS! Doris Kampa , daughler of pewas has resulted in a prom- ise by state arid local law en- cording to Indian iipokesmen. "This was so close to a blow- "We won," Pon isli said, "We Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kampa , , The two were arrested for al- up that I wouldn 't want to do it J^V who ha.s made no Immediate forcement officers to stay off got them to promise to stop ha- liny Mills Indian Reservation. legedly fishing on the reserva- again ," naid Donald Parrish , plans; Delores Lyga, daughter tion without a licen se, spokes- tribal cbairrann. rassing our boys." of Mr. and Mr.s. (Jeorge Lyga the blockade was erected During the blockade , State Single /ST Thursday on the only road into men said. Thf .'.v were taken . 20 "We had . It yesterday \ OOJ?0 Jr., WWTI, La Crosse; miles lo thi.s Uppe r- Peninsula c Wednesday.!, " he said. "The Police executives in Lansing » ^P Bill Manka , son of Mr. the reservation, Indian leaders Lanphcar 's as- Vision VjLiilDDJl/D and said to protest, the previous community, arraigned and re- Slate Police came right on and said they had j ^^^Wm&f Mrs, Edward Manka , Wisconsin leased on bond . made an arrest- of boys carry- surance restraint would be day' s arrest of two Indian men ' State Universily — Kau Claire; on the reservation. The militant Indians began ing a string of small fish. used . Elaine Scliank , daughter of Mr. their blockade about. S:?,0 p.m, "Nobod y Is going to shoot and Mrs. Clarence .Schank , Brace Tecple, 22, and his Thursday nnd abandoned it "We had them throw this anybody, " Lnnphenr reportedly WWTI , I.a Cc.os?&/ cousin Wayne Tecplc , li) , were around !l : 00 p.m. after tribal right, out of court . From now on told his superior?) by telephone . the State Police won 't do any "Our men hnve no reason to moro of the Department , of Nat- move onto the reservation. ural Resources ' work , " Parrish Lnnphcar acknowledged vari- said. ous misunderstandings between T ravel in Comfort... See the "BIG M" for Chippewa <:mint y sheriff' s Indians nnd authorities but said deputies confirmed two Indians tlio situation "cooled down con- from the reservation wore ar- siderably " during the course of rested Wednesday on charges Die meeting. MOTOR HOME, CAMPER of violating state hunting nnd • Carryini? Cnso fishing laws , S FILLE t^ci PRESCRIPTIONS D Indian leaders contend 19th HIAWATHA I ^Axrm S5i r^xTCi I flfil Your.ri ph>ileUn (M.D.) or Century treaties with lho feder- CONTACTVV/n XXVVJ. UUllk-TJENSESJJ-AJ *-xr-zm^rHPIH optonntrlit'o priicrlptlon fllltd & al government give them un- ONE PRICE $£t quickly and «ccur»t«ly | n Ih* frumo TRAVEL TRAILER LOANS VALLEY GAS GO. A00 ^^^ NEW or USED . . . Talk to Dick, limited fishing rights. ( CHOICE OF 16 COLORS j r cho,e• n Program fo /ionbr Wor e/eat/ 103 more units ¦AA For the 38th time, Uie Winona Memorial Day Associa- VFW ceremonies wilt follow at the monument near the tion , bolstered by a $100 grant approved early this week shell, followed by American Legion Post 9's Shrine of the by city councilmen , will hold ceremonies for American war Crosses service for oyer ZOO Winonans who died in the world ' :¦ ¦ dead.. - ' ; ' - - ' . .;;. '' • /;,; wars, Korea and Vietnam . . collectedly Winona Housing and Redevel- of the project cost to Winona share would be due by Jan. David Morse 1 U.S.A. Ret., , president of the association for 17 years; Lt. Col. William F . White , will lead the roll opment Authority (HRA) com- and: the federal Housing and 21, 1974, according to the plan announced , a parade and ceremonies involve call of those who died in ;military service. missioners plan a special meet- Urban Development Depart- World War I Barracks, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American approved . by commissioners. PROGRAM ¦'¦¦ ing June 11 with city: council- ment cool with them ' • (HRA)," June 11. Court Judge Dennis A. Challeen can Legion-, -Siniday and Monday. fices and businesses in Wi- R. Anderson; Roy Graiisnick ; "We want to;" He added y "I Thursday^ , The post color guard will make traditional visits to the nona will be at a standstill. James V. Heer,. and Richard F. The Memorial: Day week- tined this morning and show- wish I could go down there to- Magin;' . ::-' end — at least most of it - ' ' Mis. Darlene Halverson military interment sites for firing squad.salutes at; . All federal , state and local ers may be expected. tbnigtit morrow and .; break ground for , Ma- ¦' ' " ¦ 7- SUNDAY '7 - ' " :Five-gallons or more; Charles -wiil be damp and cool if before the partial clearing ' • ,. . ' -- ¦ :- ' /. . offices -r except those for H' a building. ''; . bel . Rt 2, was arrested by the 6:30 p.m. Immaculate Conception , Wilson , Minn. R. Smith ; Stephen J, Michalow- today's extended weather trend begins. ; ¦•'*:; 7 ' emergency service — will be He said the meeting to work Highway Patrol at 5:45 p.m. 6:35 p.m. Frank Hill, Wilson < closed, along with most busi- ski, and Walter H. Schmidt. forecast for the, Winona Under mostly overcast on the cooperation agreement March 29, pn: Highwayy 61-14 6:40 p.m. :'.- Lutheran Cemetery, Wilson '-.,- nesses and stores. area materializes.AAA' skies — until the sun broke : A has been expected and so has here. . 6:50 p-m . Centerville Cemetery, Centeryil|e City police and fire units After partial clearing Sat- through during late after- the need for the city to make ¦ Testifying for ' the i state was 7J 08 p.m. St. Patrick's .Cemetery, Ridgeway will be on duty/but ail other Banquet tp honor urday, ; intermittent showers noon — temperatures peak- another pledge for its . local Highway . Patrolman Donald 7.20 p.m. Bush Cemetery, Ridgeway \ city hall offices will be clos-: and : thundershowers V are ed at 68 Thursday after- share, "We have to meet it Dahl. Mrs. Halverson vvas not 7:30 p.m. Pickwick Cemetery,¦ Pickwick ed. Winona County offices likely for Sunday through noon, then slipped; to an • ¦ ' ¦' four graduates head-on," he s>aid: represented by counsel and she • . . - •MONDAY ; . - temporarily located in the Tuesday with temperatures overnight ; low, , of 49 early HRA commissioners also said testified! on her own behalf. 8:20 at .m; St.,Mary's Ceirietery, Winoriai ; former Boland Building also . The four members of this holding below seasonal today. Thursday they plan to use their year's ninth grade graduating ; ' ': Frank Wohlelz, assistant city 8:45 a.m. - Woodjawn Cemetery, Winona: will close, though the Sher- ranges. : . • ' , - - . It was 53 at noon today, regular June 19 meeting, to attorney, represented the state. . The color guard will form at the Legion Club at 6 p.m. iff's Department will be class at St. Martin's Lutheran As a . month marked by a low in the 40s was fore- meet with developers with pror : Jiidge Challeen continued the Sunday and at 8 a.m. Monday,; according to 1973 "memorial open. ; 77 : School will be honored at a abnormally : heavy . . precip- cast for tonight and;a high graduation : banquet ' Sunday at posals for the ; project area. sentencing; cemetery salute chairman Alvin Beemani • -.'.The ' U.S. Postal Service itation nears its end, Wi- hear 70 for Saturday. Mayer said he expects • as many offices here will be closed 6:30 p.m. at the school; . . nona already, has had more The normal temperature Marita Wolf will present the as four developer groups to ap- and no window ior carrier than a half . an * inch more range; for . this date in Wi- pear with presentations. service will be available. class history, Perry KSmrowski precipitation than: is .nor- nona is frOm a high of 73 to the class will; Diane Hadley the The HRA is to decide - with Holiday collection at street- mally measured . here in a low; of 52; " ' • ' class prophecy and Joyce Stark ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦¦¦:¦: . HUD approval — who will get side boxes, will be made and May. . '. . A;" y - .. ¦:; ' The extended forecast the the class poem. . :A '' - ' development contract for the box lobby will be open . The .42 of an inch of rain calls for variable cloudiness downtown Winona and; what from 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. • The . Opening prayer , will be given by the Rev. A. TL Deye, that fell during the 24 hours Sunday through Tuesday plan will: be followed in renew- Special delivery will be ending ;; at 7 a.m. today with a chance of . showers made. 7 ' . - St., Martin's pastor, • Principal ing the two full- and two: half- Robert Wolf' will address ban- boosted total precipitation arid thundershowers through block parcels within the project All banks and most down- quet guests and the : closing for the month to 5.6 jnches, this period.: iirea.: ' . .' town Winona stores will be prayer will be given by. the compared with normal May Daytime highs will be in closed, though those stores Rey. Kenneth Krxieger, assistant precipitation of 4.6 inches. the upper 60s and lows in which plan to be open Mon- pastor; ; Light mist and: drizzle con- the upper 40s or lower 50s. day generally have adver- tised they will ignore thei R^ipe/ assault national holiday —¦ or take advantage of it. '¦; fillriidf^ board decides charges brought Rieck's Park in Plainview case to use landfill disposal WABASHA, Minn. (Special)— ¦ PRESTON : Minn. (Special) one in Houston, Minn.¦¦'. . Joseph Her ric k, Fillmore A Plainview man -was charged , - with aggravated rape Members , of the Fillmore Coun- "We have no particular site COunty attorney . answered: "It , and an- festival starts ty Board of Commissioners an- in mind," said Thompson, "We other Plainview man with as- is a misdemeanor, which is a sault - in connection with the nounced,; after a lengthy dis- could license more than one or ¦ ' ¦' cussion here Thursday even- all three." , : $300 fine." . .>¦ same incident, when they ap- , Area residents in attendance peared in Wabasha- Couhty ing, that the cOunty will be He pointed out... that the land- this evening using , landfills for the disposal were told that no materials can Court here Thursday afternoon. fill was. only a temporary solu- Melvin Binder 7 ; ALMA, Wis7 — The Rieck's of solid: waste. . -'.. - - . - • ; 7- be hauled to the three closed , 21, was tion since the estimated life of ' charged with aggravated rape Park Festival, held each year in The decision . was reached such a dumping grOunds is only dumps m the county. this Mississippi River town on ' •¦ They also: were informed that and Dennis.. E.: Schreiber, 22, during a joint conference be- five years. with assault. the /Wisconsin bluff side, begins tween the commissioners, vil- persons living in the rural areas this evening at 6 and will con- Willis Mattison, Rochester, may burn dead trees and old The incident, involving a 21- FIRMS VVEIXiOMEb . . . The Ambassa- Mrs. Fred Prudoehl, office personnel at River- lage officials within the couhty PCA district representative, an- year-old Plainview woman tinue through tomorrow; Sunday and officers of the Fillmore straw piles if they have burn- , al- dors of the Winona Area Chamber of Com- side, and Ambassadors Les Haugen and Fran and Monday. nounced that three dumps are ing permits. They also can burn legedly occurred after 2:30 a.m. County Township Officers Asso- : immediately : merce Thursday visited three firms wliich re- Whalen, Other firms visited in the building Sponsored by the Alma Rod to be closed newspapers and other materials May 22 in rural Plainview. ciation. Lanesboro, Fountain, and Cher- cently occupied remodeled quarters at 165 were Kirby Co., vacuum cleaner sales, a new & Gun Club, the event will be ¦: in barrels in their back yards. Binder's attorney, Peter C. Commissioners have been un- ry-Grove. ' ;¦ . Walnut St. From left are Ambassador Kenneth chamber member; and Industrial Credit, held in Alma's scenic park north "What about burning leaves Sandberg, Rochester, - request- der the threat of a court suit Commissioners will submit a ed a preliminary Harstad and Ambassador Supreme Nelvin which has offices in the building, and North- of the city on Highway 35, the In town?" someone asked. hearing. Great River Road. and criticized as foot draggers plan to the villages and they Mattison recommended that Judge Dennis Weber set bond (Pete) Peterson welcoming Rodney Hansen western Mutual Life Insurance Go., which On Saturday, Sunday and in complying with state anti will have to decide which area leaves be mulched and then for'Binder at $1,000. It was paid and Mrs. Pat Magin,. partners in Riverside^ is occupying remodeled offices at 67 Main St. Monday the festival will get pollution regulations. The coun- landfill to use. Then the vil- used as compost on gardens. arid he was released. Realtors, to membership in the chamber; Am- (Daily News photo) under way at 11 a.m., with rides, ty was to have a plan by July lage officials will deal with the Schreiber pleaded guilty to bassador Ed Gott; Mrs. Mary Henderson arid games, shows and refreshments. 1, 1972. haulers. the charge of assault, Judge Saturday activities include; At a May meeting of the com- Neil Britt , the assistant; coiin- Graduation at Weber ruled that he pay a games for children, 1:30 to 2:30 missioners and the Pollution ty engineer, said that haulers $300 fine or spend 30 days ih and 3 to 4 p.m., and talent con- Control Agency a resolution wil] be licensed by the county WKitehaH High jail. test for children up to 13 years, passed by the board was turn- board and that the counly will Schreiber was remanded to 8 to 9 p.m. ed down. A commissioner an- have the right to set the rate. the Wabasha County Jail. Sunday: Susan Mcllone, win- nounced here Thursday evening Lester Galzke, Wykoff, chair- at 8 tonight Arcadia Brdiler-Dairy p officers ner of the 1971 talent contest, that the board has saved the man of the townshi WHITEHALL, Wis. _ Com- will perform from 2:30 to 3 p.m. county about $100,000 by study- association , pointed out that the mencement exercises for the Thero will be games for chil- ing all angles ot the disposal townships will have the greatest Evidence under problems, 1973 graduating class of White- dren between 3:30 and 4:30 p.m., problem and not jumping at the hall Memorial High School will advisement in cake sale, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., and first suggestions offered. "The waste is going into the be at 8 p.m. today in the high gets talent contest for .13 year olds ditches now" he said, "and if fest under way Robert Thompson , Lanesboro, school gymnasium. ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) - ing, "biking, skiing, horseback les. on up, 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. named the three area landfills township residents have to pay traffic ca se 1:30 The valedictory address will The 20th annual Lions-sponsored Monday: canoe tilting, which are being considered: a fee tliey will merely continue riding, baking, painting, crafts Teams competing in the horse- to 2:30 p.m. ; Alma Hjgh School to dump waste in the ditches." be given by Kim Otterson , Judge Dennis A, Challeen took the Ironwood sit e, near Spring daughler of Mr. and Mrs. Sid- under advisement evidence pre- Arcadia Brciler-Dairy Festival and gardening are among her pulling contest Saturday will Band , 2:30 to »:30 p.m., and Valley ; one owned? by James "What is the fine if someone gets under way this evening and many interests. weigh in at the A-G Co-op scales. Golden Troybadours Show , 8 to is caught dumping?" it was ask- ney Otterson. Honor student sented in a County Court trial Murphy, in Wilson Township, speakers will include Sue Ellen Thursday charging a Minneapo- continues through Sunday. Miss Sokop plans to attend The contest starts at 10 a.m. 9:30 p.m. four miles south of Winona , and ed. The festival has been nn an- Sendelbach, Roger Johnson and lis man with disregarding a Highlights include tho queen the Fox Valley Technical Insti- at Cashen Park, Trophies will be awarded for first place and nual event since 1962 when tlio Gary Larson. The Rev. T. W. traffic signal at West Broadway coronation ceremony this eve- Appleton Wis,, Broetzmann will give the invo- Main Street. ning, horsepulling contests on tute, , where she horsemanship, in addition to Alma Rod & Gun Club began and will enroll in the child care and cosh prizes for first through its major program of develop cation and benediction. Mohammad Vahhatl was Saturday and the grand parade fully development program. eighth places. ing the present Alma The 80 members of tho grad- charged at l:4o p.m. Apr. 13. Sunday afternoon. equipped scenic park from nn Dean clarifies uating class will be presented Testifying were the arresting A now feature this year will A statewide pony pulling con- Other candidates include: Cin- area of wasteland, The land is by J. K. Hoycr, school supe^ officer , Patrolman Joseph be two Arcadia Community dy Trbovich , Barbara Jean Reb- test will begin at 3:110 p.m. in U.S, government property , li- three weight classes, intendent , with diplomas con- Bronk and the defendant. Theater presentations this eve- censed to the city of Alma for ferred by Mrs. Truman Frem- Frank Wohletz , assistant cily ning and also Saturday evening. hahn , Jean Meistad, Colleen Mo- Sunday 's big parade , featur- dormitory policy public recreation purposes, Tho stnd , member of the board of attorney, prosecuted the enso This evening's event will open loney, Janet O'Brien , Mary Rose ing 110 units, will get under way city does tho maintenance work. nt 2 p.m. sharp, from the top A clarification of tho new re- hoard , to insure maximum utili- education. for the state. with tho Arcadia Community Persick, Palti Gandyrn , Ann The park has shelter houses , pro- Theater show at fl in the high of tho hill on the east side. Con- sidence linll policy for tlio Min- zation of existing facilities Herrick, Cntliy Chambers, Mnrio . nnd other equipment for picnics, nesot a State Collgo System, vided lilint colleges may offer «¦ school gymnasium. gressman Vernon Thomson will playground, parking and camp- Hillig, Carol Hesch nnd Pat Fel- lake part in lho pnrmlo nnd the adopted earlier (his week by the limited number of rooms for This will he followed by in- ing, rental without board. troduction of queen candidates, U.S. Navy will havo an entry , The annual festivals are plan- Minnesota St ate College Board , Notice to Ten to 12 high as II. applies to Winonn State This separate schedule for a announcement of tho 1073 queen school bands will ned nnd carried nut hy members Hall participate. Trophies will bo of tho Alma Rod & Gun Chili College wa.s given today by Dr . double room nt Richards and her attendants nnd tho coro- specifics an annual charge of nation. Former queens will bo Hereford calf awarded to tlio best units. entirely ns a public service: all John Kane, Winona State dean Another feature of tho parade the time and work nro con- of siudent affairs. $3flo a yenr for a double room introduced. ond $450 a yenr for « single A lalo onlry brings the num- will ho tho appenninco of about trihutcd. With the exception of Richards Winona and Goodview Hull , residence halls on tho Wi- room. UCI til IjWUUII killed by car 12, nren queens and their attend- Cloni Brocn Is club president; ants nnd the 11173 Rrollcr-Doiry Andrew Noll , vlco president; nonn Slate campus have a se- c n n d idnlcs in PLAINVIEW, Minn. (Special) providing IF A KICUAltDS Hall occu- Sunday NEWS Subscribers tho Arcadia Festival queen and her attend- Dan Ristow, secretary, and Ed- parate rule schedule service, A Hereford calf , owned hy h for room and . board on a basis pant, wishes telephone Broiler - Dairy —. ants. Other novelty entries in- win Godel , treasurer. thero is an additional $37 Hnrvoy Carleton, rural Plain, clude tlio Durand Clowns, Polish ol 20 meiils per week. Festival compe- charge. • Our city circulation department will accept tolo- tition to ' 13, ac- view , wns struck nnd killed Drill Team from Blair , Glencoe THIS non-optioiuil schedule nl Tlio room and 20-menl rate cording to John Thursday evening by a motorist, Drifters and a unit from Ilootcr- Firm in Goodview Winonn Stale dormitories — sin* for dormitories other than phorta colli from 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Sundoy Berg, queen con- ville. Driver wns Roger Meurer , M , dents hnvo two meals on Sun- UlcJinvds on tho Winon a campus test chairman. Traclor pulling will begin nt reports burglary dav os well ns liliree meals other is $'!,'» higher than this year. for tha delivery of missing papors In V/inona and Sho ¦sis SHO Plnlnviow , ii Wabasha Counly 10 a.m. Sunday at Cashen Park, yenr The increase was mndo with of- days — has rales $15 a Goodview. . Sokop, 17, who deputy sheriff , who wns on route brea k for the pnrmlo nt 1:30 Winonn County Sheriff' s lower than tho 20/21 meal op- tho provision that there he im- lu iuilnrr minll- home, p.m. mid resume at. 3 p.m, fice is invostigfttlng n burglary provement in meal service and at Apollo Firo Contro l , -11M5 41 li tional schedule for the other Horecl hy lhi> Ar- "o^"^^^^ Tho accident occurred nt 11:2(1 There will ho entertainment campuses, that nl least one prom ium meal 8. Snkop p.m. on Highway 42, four miles at. llie park Sunday evening. St., (Joodvlow , according In <-n(llfl Furniture Sheriff Helmer Welnmann. The Winona rates for dormi- be served each week, The Telephone Number Corporal lon, north of Plolnvlow. Cliii iccml-brollo cl Arcadia Kry- tories , other thnn Richards, aro Al. Richards , the rales irrlmlh and Mrs. Mourcr staled that ho failed Weinniann snid Ihls morning Tho daughter of Mr. ors •will I MI sold nt Cnslion Park that it is bollovod that entrance $llll) for multiple occupancy categories aro up $50 but re- to Call Is Krvln Soltiip. Arcadia IU. 3, sho In sco tho animal In tho road- and downtown throughout tho rooms, $1170 for double occupan- main lower than those of other since ho was blinded hy was gained sometime Wednes- Is B foot 4'£ nnd hns brown hair, way festival. A & l> shows will bo day night by removing screws cy, $1M5 for single occupancy dormitories on other campuses. film IH n momlior of bnnrl, (ilrls lights of nn oncoming car, on (ho midway, . from a door, and $3170 for a double room used This Is possible, Dr. Kano ex- Athletic Association , Thespian Tho calf wan valued nl $1100. Hurry Trowbridge is general Missing aro a vacuum cleivn- as a siftglo room and for a plained , beciutso al Richards lho Troupo, Dfiiid I .oiler Club , drill Mouror 's 11)71 slnlloii wagon ch/iirniaii of Ihls- your 's celebra- or, firo extinguisher regulator mulliiilo room used for double students assume responsibility 454-2961 tonm anil hud a rolo In tho sen- received an estimated $700 to lis tion, Adolph Chitko is co-chnlr- and a radio. Total value of Iho occupancy. for janitorial and housekeeping ior class play. Swimming, hik- front end. niim, missing items is listed nt $500. Dr. Kano pointed out lhat tho services. JOB DON BAKER ELIZABETH HARTMAN In tha Sleeper of A.A TS/ 7D0i tha Y«Oi»:; ., . !»V (sj0» WMB^r Ju»» a Movie . ; ; ; - - - - ressgSiEiT! ^W5*>':i ^" Y-.~;-'T>'.;'.M.y »wy "WSBR rr:-~5?f<2p-^*.-.w. i-,"*-**-.-' -. v-f.-v v- . :«-^'fc. ;¦;*¦ :¦;-:¦ A-. ' - .y;y ¦"-;.;.. ' ' ' education £'^V«-** K^, *SA^ , ' 'AyA-A ;* SMC STORY The weekend^ on television w^-ira^-^^-^'^ymr-m :XAA$mmxyym:mx'1i My it IT'S A TRUE Evening calledit Morning ¦ Afternoon AAX- AiAyy:. < 1:00- Rix Humb-ard ; i 12iOO This Is the Life -3 «;0O Zoom - •» chairmart to CANNES, France -^ The ^f m^m^^^^W^f^^^W^yXAy Cartoons: 4-8 News. . 4 Chmielewskl 3 : '¦ ' ' - - : • ¦¦ ; News - . . 4 trulh about the Liza Min- ; .^ ¦;: ; ' 7 .Revival Fires. - ' * Henry Woit .i . . . ipip^^ffiSl t^^^gft l^ ?5, 1:. ; : v ; -] ' ' Living Word ' . , Western ' i ¦ '' ¦ . Oral . Riiberls * 3 ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • - - ' ' ¦:¦ w^ - ' ' ¦ ' ^ * * nelli and Desi Axnaz, Jr. . • .:. -A . . • ' .. . ' ¦ ¦ •:¦ ' » ^ ' ¦ ¦ . . . - -. - Gospel 'Hour - » Dick Rogers 1-13-1* - . : High Quit Bowl «:M Your Right to TiOO WMhlngton Wttk . With \ : Church Service 11 Fishing . » • iewren<« Walk ? bust-up, as I have learned ¦¦ • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ »-C-»\ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦' • '¦ ' ' .- Sty It ¦!. • • '• • In Review , ,9 : • - . Movie. " ' ' •- ' ¦: ' ' 70- " (Wild- Kingdom meeting Billy Jamei Comment 73 ;. attend . - Odd Couple ...... V IJ here from her close friends, . Kiwi HI-t-lMMI -Movie. ; M-l . .. «-*-i* ¦ Hargijs ' ¦ It .i.i 'i ¦ " ' iHee Haw 11 1 E.mtiv Hniir t ' France. Trulh or Conie- tanlord »:00 Soul Ortoom ¦»« ' »lnlamed World 13 Brother Leonard Courtney, is that light-hearted Liza ¦¦ ¦ ' ¦ * 1:30 , „»Becoming.,„ /,, 3t • - ¦ candi- quencei ;¦ ¦t: 'A Son I-10-1J .Love. American ' ' of Discovery S , »=J». Allye. . . t,, ,,, . . . .1» Sanford Garelick, a ' «•••!»' ¦ D3v didn't want to get married *• TO Tell Ihe rrulh » Brady Bunch i-f-19 Style ' - ' James - /. .chairman of the education de- ¦. - . BiHf M^l.M 4-i partmerit St. now and Desi did. ' - " Weyne 2 »:» NOwi ¦;. -¦ 11 . . : ¦ DDcrbl" b ¦ ?t Mary's/ College, Was asked on a radio pro- Naihvllle Mutle I ¦ ¦¦: 7iJ0 June . - : . .i , Bclley..tn . . *°''""" "*> "¦ ' World ol Her reported • '¦ " . Little People MO-13 10:00 News -. -. a-4-M-8-M0- - : ' romance Manager « . . -Miracles ? '' . ' r ¦ Disney MO-.13 will be a member of the faiculty gram whether he thought - " ¦ ' ¦ ": ' ' - ;¦ I 3 • - ??,i„ceiyary»rS , . ,,ia * Cfrcui . • .I-¦ - Partridge *" Gospel Hour 10 ; - . ^oung Dr. Kildare with Peter- Sellers isn't - Family tilt .Perry Mason il - , . ¦ . ' • 1* the; day would come when Green Aeret *' . Revival. Fires . 13-19 : . 1:00 Cartoons . , ,. .. - 3 . * .: ¦:. — • ' "IJ :, of the 19th annual Conference ldtJO Mqvle 3:8 1 ¦ ¦ - 7iM „ SH ¦ ¦ going anyplace, I am as- Jeannle I i:00 Your World . . t:CO Oral Roberts .. . 1 . Movie : ...... S . . - •-' - ** there: would be homosexuals ; 5 J. Carson 5-l o-U ^B . .% • Truth or Cowe- This Week . . . ' Film Festival , . - 4. • Untamed World 6 * ¦ ,, ' , . - • ,1 on Reading Jime 1145 at Con- sured. I have becpmei sort ¦¦ " ¦ . '¦ 3 In Concert ' ., t-» ¦ ¦ -Virglnlee.. . •-- - on the police force. Gare- qgenees * Movie ¦ - . Faith for Today 5. . . Senior Ciliiens 9 - . " cordia College, Moorhead, Minn. of a heart specialist in the Mouse Factory 10 Rf»m Ml . «•»•!» T0:J0 Movie .^....¦,. - . - ¦-- ¦ . ¦ - . ¦:--¦ •¦•y- ;. , ¦•• Trails West ;. -.-; .. -"' M| Take, e Thief . 11 ' ' .y. Winehell'sf l£tiS&i&Sm^m^^^^^Sffm ^£*^ASii£ ^ W^W^^^. - . . * A A: L£fu p S LIve . :- . .j. , firm and determined.;When .. : / Walter ^ ' • ¦ Lost In , Space . .. . .». f,« firing Line- 3 meet/ the needs of . classroom ¦ " : ' : t . Wrestling-: . . . . -11 •Insight - 10 Girl ; Friday Rose Eigman " ¦ ' ' Mnrntnn westerners . ' ¦: 7 7 ' "": ' ' ' Gallery S-10-13 he wanted to get married morning . : Mpd Squad •• ¦:¦ • 1? HU OO-Came ri/Tliree-:, 3 ""'' i°"" : ,, .. "'Sht Baseball It 7 4 ¦ tho Bride*. - .: 11 - »:30 Lloyd Bridges * i teachers in elementary arid: sec- is writing her own book and TiOO Cartoon* . *- . . ' Survival 4 Laurel & Hardy he wanted it soon. He didn't . . .¦ 1:00 trailers Away¦ 1 4:30 . ' -Ein-lcin- ' 5 Chmielewskl .13- . . Moore on Sunday 4 ?'•*"•"¦ . . .«¦ ¦: Mouse Factory 5 ¦ ¦' Dr - : ondary /schools; special reading may set some things stright «** sew Smirt ¦' ' "¦. : ' ¦ 7 Movie . , It ' ¦; VPollce : Surgeon. . S care for some of Liza's in- liOO Sesame Street .!¦ . • . ; - i " '" Young Dr. Kildare' ¦ -». . R.Vi-.Humbard *V ¦ . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ _ ancar " 7 1:00 Spo rts- Country Place . . 8 -.' -..• . : /Zero Mostel's off to . - ' ' Osmonds . t-f-lt ¦' ¦ ' ¦¦ ¦tl' . Parent Game 10 D.iy ol Discovery 8 ¦ .. teachers, consultants, supervi- terests. Liza was A deter- * Movie ' ¦ ' . ' .Spectacular ¦ 3-4 . -. . - I've Got A Secret 10 W m 1 ¦" '" ¦ " ' Cartoons 9-19 Milan to talk a film deal. " !I lc" Exploring . • ¦: •( W0 Movl, . ; At 7 D a Vsl,e a ' " ' ' ¦ IHO.,. !?MovIe^ J-44-M-1?,lx ^. ' ¦«¦ ¦ raises The Life 10, - . ¦ '! l y P ,f' . ' • ' "ew> " ' "A- V. sors and administrators.. . mined to have - independ-¦ Trails - .West ' - "- .". All In The - .: . ¦ ¦ • Movief : ^?5-11 :Protectors, 13. ¦ ¦ ¦ Don Murray worked last Story Time - " • Rivsr-ide : *:30 . . ' ence.'; • '• ' • ;' .-. ' ' ' " i:0O Kemper Open 3 Family:. . 3-4-S ¦ '" ' Indy 500 10;00 Soul's Harbor -.- 3 Lectures and discussions .will . Electric Company J - '- Prescnti 13 ' ¦ ¦ week without salary to help ; »:0O : So„Tv £ Cher 4 : Emerg=ncy l 5-H-13 ' ' ¦• • - 7 '• ^-19 -: : J-VS-MO-U 7:75.?:26" Vll '¦:IV 10::O.L'amp, UnJo : A A . . - Wride .. - ; - Kews focus on reading needs in class- us been , cooling for EA'-1 Probe . . winniha Here We Go . .' " : * * My Feel 3- Saint , :10 Assignment: keep his musical "Smith" $7 .50 : ; UW Mister Rogire- J Advinlure I Again , «-»-!» Vienna :., " .4: room -situations : in grades one some time but now it's of- . ' J^SXaiULl ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' :• Face ilie Nation 8 3:30 Tennis Classic 3-4 ¦ running^ (Bonnie Walker, a * ' ¦ ' • M ' • • • Indianapolis7 A 7:30 Bridget Loves A - 11 ¦¦ ficiall ' • toSiSLA : ¦ ,'f . Make a Wish . 9-19 - Legacy. , : .;. :. 1.0y: Perry Mason y- through ' 12. y finished, Liza, who'3 Madagimo II -rimn Trials t Bernie 3-4-j . . 3 / dancer, contributed $1,000 NOTE . y , If Yoo Should J ' ' ' "• Mcrmon choir ,. .10 , 4:00 .Sports: . . 10:30 Charlie McCarty lOiOO Sesame . Street , •« .« wallv ¦ --•* Touch of - . The small group -discussions been doing concerts in Lon- » ^^'V ¦ 11:00 Look Up A-Live. .3 - .' . . . Challenge - . . ' ; 3-4 8 . .- Moment of Truth 8 . for advertising) . . . John . -; : cartoon, -«*» .:? ; ; y; . Grace7 -: -«.,-» ¦ ¦ ¦ 9 Find Yourself Standing ¦ ' the Nation 4 • Coming On ...... In Concert ; with specialists in charge will don, sent werd to close / Father . Knows , . . . F^ce ¦ - ,».,B : Charles Blair - 8 : . : . Strong . . ¦ ¦:¦ -5 .; Movio , -. 10 Gaviii replaces Ken Howard ' ' - ' 10:30 CartoonsraLL *•»-!»*.. V . . j,..-.. Bos . - 11 High School. Bowi .5 ...... opportunities7 for disr friends here at the. Cannes Applauding .* . .-. <•»«.. , s,e 4 . ' The , Racers. . .6-19 - Fishing Contest 13 provide Patty Duke 11 £» _ T Thists Tt-ie Life in "Seesaw" next month m ^ , ' . ; ¦ . Movie 9-11-13 . . , It' s Your Life . 19 individual school Film Festival, "I want to You Won't Be the UIOO Electric Company 2 *' ;,N Moore , 3-4-s Directions . : . .9 . .. . . cussion of ' ' £ L* ' 5 ¦' ¦ ' 4:30 . Sports ' . ' . . . 10:35 Echoes From . , - . ¦ . . . Henry Kissinger's ;¦ : " ¦ : - . :; s-ie-ii Djvov f. Goliath 10. . . . ¦ problems. /¦ ' ::¦ ' be free.. I don'twant to be ;¦: First One-: .. |t l« ¦ " ¦ • Wide World ot :. joyl.; - ¦: ¦ • • Illustrafed .: '3-4-8.' Calvary . ,.«; . :/- ./. planned birthday party at 11:3011-30 sesameS ^ street S i - : - - T he Strauss ¦ - Wohderama . . . ll ., . ¦ . • ' Sport S «->- it ¦ ' • ¦ ';¦ '. - UFO -5. -. Movie : 19 . A representative exhibit of tied down." - • : That Kind of a Movie 7 '' ' ¦ Family Ml-19 Gospel Hcur - ,:13 :; . . the very social Colony Club AftemOOII Perspective * . ' 19 5:00 60 Minutes . 3-4-8 10:45 UFO 3 ¦ VB ecr Roller Derby reading materials will be dis- Desi Jr.; 21, had hoped to IIM Film Festival J-« Bonanza . 10 - . -. '' g»-t . »J !*- J 11:15 Answer Is Love 10 ' Focal -Poinr .. . 10:50 Movie ...4 Saturday: (May 26) depends H *:30 Bob Newhart 3-4-8 * ¦ be getting / married . News 4 Movie 11:3'0:F.ice Ihe Nation . 3 Echoes From . . -11:00 Boris Karloff t played during the conference. soon. t - : - ¦ Mov c ' AAA' ¦ 11 on whether the: Paris talks Wally's Workshop . BUI Anderson 13 :. | , ¦ ' ¦ " Spiftsman's .^Calvary .10 . Movie . . . . They had. exchanged »:00 Sussklnd - . . .- J .. - .8 - friend- Mgnkees - t-t 5:00 Gospel Fellowship 3 : ¦ Holidnv ¦' "" • '--4' ¦ ' '• ¦ Issues & Answers 1? 11:05 Dragnet . end in / time . ; / Merle . 4 ' Mission - - ..-. : - ¦ ship; rings; Judy Lynn 10 : Outdoors - ¦ ¦" Consultation <¦ ' 5:33'National'^ . - . . , 11:30 :Movie - . . - .- . 13 , Liza Had intro- TONITE Movie ¦ ': 11 - - Nashville Music 5 Impossible . 3-4-a ¦ '- ¦:¦ Oberon's here with : her HlJIJAfJ . ; t.\f-t itie " ¦ Press 5-10 Geographic . 3 .12:00¦ Dr. Joyce , duced Lucille Ball as "my DICK Rodger! 13 Music Carousel s . : Movie : 6 • ' ¦ ¦ ¦ :¦•¦ ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ S ¦ • • -Irisighi'- . - - - 8: -, Lassie; - . ,, ' ty • :¦ Brothers ; y jy tlu-ee teen-age children and ' ' 7 77 ' Agriculture . It Buck Owens 10 . ' Draqnet 11 " News <-» future; - mother-in-law" and ¦:f ; v 7:V5-9:3(y-; / ', 7 ¦Younq 'Issues • " 9 News . . 1.0-13- . Poverty workshop her beau, Robert. Welders 13.-30 Hobby AA-A" Campus comment 13 ¦ ' li:-« Aviation . . . ' ' 4 • ' . Journalism . .19 : Answer Is Love . 10 Desi Sr. Sho*¦. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ v ?^""n i» , had welcomed Os- ' " ;- • - . I ¦»:» Outdoors, . ? 7 ' ' (to publicize her film "In- '/' P-ECIAL' -' --; - ' . ¦.:¦¦ ¦ Audubon ¦ . . - . "j ».30 XNews "? . : . . 11. car-winner Liza .the ^/^- -iS . '- ¦ - American • 5:30 360 Degrees .. . into 7 ¦ . . terval").:/ . ' Bandstand - " ' News .. . - - 3-4-J-1D-13 10:00 News . . . . . 3^4-8 family. They LIMITID SHOWING i* • . ¦ -¦ 'd even been ' Chmielewskl u - Wild Kingdom 3 . Perry-Mason .. -. il lo be Gohducied reported secretly married Duke Ellington'!! :; present 13:45 Sportsman's :,; . Reasoner . Movie : . 19 iSs^/Tiii PETER O'TOOLE ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ _ ¦ ¦ r^ a concert of sacred music Holiday ¦ " ".'-. " ' ' '¦ 4 ¦; ' - ' ¦: Report . . •- . «•»- !» . ij:30 Name, of the ' - " •. in Mexico. But it came to . : ¦ ; , Eau Claire WEAU "C h. ' .ll 1:O0:Car & Trac* 3 . ' . ,- ' - . Game- - . 3 Miiineapolis-St: Paul STATION LISTINGS. . in Westminster Abbey in SOPHIA tOREN . evenPvaninning. . ¦ ¦¦ 7 .;- , ¦ La Crosse^WKBT Ch.. » an end about two weeks Movie - 4-8 . . ;MO.V' I » ;.' . t:» WCCO Ch. 4 V/rCN -Ch. tl Austin-KAUS Ch. 4 . : ' ' ' : " - - La Crosse-WXOW Ch. It ' 7 '::V November (arranged by - 'V ' ' 7 - ' Gene Williams - «:»0 Toy That Grew . . 10:45- News. J-10-1 3 KSTP Ch. 5. KTCA Ch; J Rochester-KROC Ch. 10. . ago 7 : : 7 ;; . . -JAMES COC6 ;.; * ¦ ' ¦ • ' ' j programs.subject to Chang: . Baseball . MO-13 Up¦ " . . -' ' . 1 10:50 Movie ' 4-11 K.M5P Ch. I • - . Winona—Cablo TV George /Wein) and the roy- "" '-City-kGLO Ch. 1 - workshop on the Socio- Liza'll . be . returning to Fishing » Hee Haw 3-13 .' Saint 7 10. : Mason A . al family may attend . . :. today's Woman If News '-. • 4-5 11:15 J. Carson 5 4:30 Not fcr New Zoo Revue 19 . tommorow 3-4:8 Economic Conditions of Poyerty Chicago to do three concerts 7 ¦ ¦ Some City Hall insiders 1:30 To Tell the Lawrence Welk t-t Movie 13 Women Only /: 5 '- ' " " Sesame . Street .. .13. Who, What, but has no- plan? to rush Truth 3 Lee trevino : ' -9. 11:40 Western , - ' . ' ¦< ' ; ¦ '•¦1 1 will be conducted by the Wi- . . Sunrise Religion 13. 10:00 Electric .Co. . ,;2 . Where 5- J ' insist the Lindsay-for-May- : Anlmal World I Petticoat junction 10 News 19 ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ A- ' ¦ ; : back ': . to;.'. 'California - where JM -News: ¦; . - -I -B-t-' ' . Gambit -J-4-8 Split Second . ., *'5-1». nona State College departments or petitions are already ' . ' - 4 - ' ' ' :- " '¦ Variety - . . - . V 11 . . Cartoons . Sale, of Ihe . ¦. . of business administration and Desi * Jr. Is: now." Iiza : pre- -today ' - ' MO-13 . . - .Century. ; 5-10 ; 11:55 News '. . ' . 5-10-13 printed aind waiting — de- ¦ ¦ viously broke off from - Zoo ReVui ' -. ' ' • II - • Hazel ,. . - ' 9 12:00 Sesame Street 3. economics and, sociology June musi- School officials to : ¦ ¦ ¦ pending on who wins the pxfiters installed 7:30 Popeye *: 11 . -Father Knows , - . , . . News . - 1-4-3-70 18-22; ¦- ¦' ¦ ¦/ ;• ' ¦;; ;; cian Rex Kramer, and be- ¦ ¦ ¦ 11 All My. - . ¦ ¦ . . - . -: nominations. . "', Laurence ¦ 8:00 .Cartoons . "' 3-4-8 . -Best- .- . fore ' that separated -from .' IpS ' • tabulate fuel needs : Variety 6- Galloping . . Children . »-M9 The workshop has been plan- Harvey, out of the' lospital, . -is^Too^Ts^^^^. by Coeur cle Lion News 9 Gourmet ' . 19 " Noontime , . 8 her husband Peter Allen; - : ned /to acquaint participants may. be here for the "Night ; ST. , PAUL, Minn. (AP) - A 8:30 Movie* : . t:. . .10:30 Love ol" Life . - 3-4:8 12:05 Sewing , , 10 ¦ " • 12:15 Variety 5 with social and legal problems Richard Benjaanin^s wife '• Officers for the coming year Cartoons ' 9 . . . Hollywocd. . . Watch"- premiere . '. ' . One committee / of / school officials , : . Mister.Ed 11 v . Squares 5-10-13 12:30 World turns 34-8 Paula Prentiss kept a sharp - ¦ of the poor ih today's society . of the leading ladies in the for Coeur de Lion Commandery throughout Minnesota will be . y;00 Joker's wild . . 3-4;: . ' . Bewitched . .- . 6r9-19 Let's Make A . - .5-10-13 .... Andy Griffith ;. ' .11. - '. ' Deal* . . . . 6-9-19 The session to be held June eye on women playing up to 3, Knights Templar,, were in- formed to sum up the/total fuel . Dinah Shore . - ¦ ¦ musical "Beautiful People" Jeannle 3 10:55 News " 3-8 . Tnree;on.a :. . . ' - ; 18 will be conducted by Larry her : husband while he was stalled at the annual meeting • ¦ ' ¦' ' . 4 - . Match - . - 10-13 will have a nude scene — needs for state school - districts, . . - :R0mper--Room '' 9 •' - . ..Religion - . . helping exploit the movie -30 SIO.MB.Pyramid 3-4 -8 11:00 Young & . - - - . liOD Guiding Light 3-4-8 D. Connell, head of the soci- and you'd be surprised ^^^^EIV ^I ^ H SEX held Tuesday. " next winter, an: Education De- J. ¦ ¦ ¦ at ^^^ Fiint 'slones 11 ' Restless -S^-s , . . .Days ol Our. ' 'The Last of Sheila at the - ¦ ology department at Winona " the actresses whose agents Installing officer was Arthur partment spokesman says. Variety - .19 " - . Mv-epardy , 5-10-13. Lives . 5.-10-13 Warner Bros, part of the • '¦ Jeannle - » Password--' i-9-19 , Newlywed ,. . , , . State. Connell will introduce have suggested them. EHDS TONITE H, McDonald,, past commander, William, La Velie told a state- - ¦ Baffle .- 5-I0 • -. - : . Gomer Pyle . ,11 . Game . . «-»- !* the subject and will; outline the. film festival. . .-; with Carl Opsahl as grand rnar- ¦ ¦ : - ' 11 REMEMBERED QUOTE: DOUBLE FEATURE wide , school conference - on fuel ¦:: " VVftat'i My Line? 9 .11:30 Search for . - . Movie - ;. "One woman had; her ./shal . A Ai -y, ',. - sessions to be held ...tKe remain- "Never argue with a wom- v Wednesday that; the action arm aro ii rid his chair," STARTS 855 • $1.50 would be taken in an effort to der of the week. an; You : might win — and Officers installed; William E. 0AlAyyxA' ,yyAy On June 19 Paula told me, "and af ter . Green, commander; Ben Hay- get commitments ' from A sup- ,. Matt Vetter will then you'd really be in trou- discuss iiira 1 poverty arid 10 minutes- I told her to ble." 7'* - enga, generalissimo; C-a rl pliers to meet those needs. ' ' ¦ Green Acres: 9 Nashville Music 8 Thomas Thuakawa will: discuss take her arm Sway! : Dick ¦ ¦ ¦ WISH I'D SAID - THAT: Frank, captain general; Edwin ATIAftirnnnner-nOOP . - , ' - ' ¦ - • . . . * , POniJerosa - 10 . . Truth or : ' and i: had a fight about; that 7:00 The Frog Pond 3 ' Fi:ntstonee Consequences ; urban poverty. //. Bobby Vinton figures, a Greethurst senior warden; Karl Westby,. sword bearer; Charles : ') * ¦ .1:30 Edge .of. Night 3-4-8 . ' Virginian ' 13 7; Bobby Gbldsbore - 10 On June 20 Hosen: Perry of later — -a real physical O'Neel, junior warden; Wil- Sillsbee, " • " ¦¦ . . wealthy bachelor is just a / warder; and Donald Doctors : . J-10-13* . - ., comer. Pyle. . "19 .•• That GIN . 11 ' fight-" sh e mphasized; Dating. ,G>m« (¦«¦!>; ' '¦ '¦ the WiSC sociology department ei guy who saved up to get liam Ferguson, prelate; Rollo Edwards, sentinel. 4-30 Sesame Street ; • 3 Hogan's Heroes 13 . J:00 Price Is Right 3-4-1 . johnny Quest 3 To tell the truth 19 will speak on face and poverty. "But it's / just wonderful married, and then changed .Merrill, treasurer; Hale A. Members will attend the 108th :;, , Another. ; ' ..: _ , . : DickiVan Dyke ¦ . ..• . 5* 7:00 Net Opera . : 2 now- because havf sucli a ¦ . J- IO-IJ : - - ..- On June 21 Mrs. Ken. Gernan- I his mind. AAA 'A-A Stow, recorder; Carl Jackson, Grand Commandery; at Eveleth, V/orld- - . . | Love Lucy i y Cuy,sn10ks .3.4.3 ¦ " ' ¦ ' wonderful husband." standard bearer; , Harley M. ' ' ." , . , ¦: Gilligan's Island . 11 : Baseball . 5-10-13 der. head of the department of Johnny Carson said TV Mirin.. . June 8-9. a 1 "' ¦ ' ,?*' ' ¦ .. ¦ . And GfiH' ' » - - ' - ¦ Rookies . - . -6-9^19 We saw Lucille Ball ns AAnl^ H^ooau -s . , ' " business / administration and execs had vetoed ai line , he . , 5 L .C8J HWJ,. -; ., High , chaparral 11 ^ ¦ . economics will.discuss "Mame" when Warner • 7 7 ro„. S^-Here^cy : : M- law and plahned to use at the Eni- jSSZSE .;, Return 10 Peyton . „ ^ ; ] : : Bros, LWMsLWmmW - - ¦; ^- ^ ,n napi>lis poverty. - - . ran old movies and a my Awards. He'd wanted to , Place . 5-10-11 , : News • ' . - «:9:19 . ?i! ., Plus Second Feature 10:35 ' 7 ¦ ¦ SM ' ' ¦ ¦ 1. chunk - One Lite . Dragnet. . ' - 8- " - • ,. „ • ..,. ' *"' ? The concluding session , June of its iiewr-est arid un- mention" 'a new show in ¦ •¦ ' .;¦ : «-9.l9 unc i broth- "DEATH N - - 5 : ' - ¦ ^ . I Dream stor trek „ 9:00 ^Ecology -,. - . Jud y Dorn ,, her !'Mame" clothes - ,- .,: . er. 3-8. William Werner - : ^ , . of Jcannie 11 Beverly Hillbillies 19 Medical Center Jack Warner, the only sur- p t 9:38^ News - 11 and Mrs. ^^H ^M ^HM ^BWMMWMM ^MV ^ 3:30 Seosme Street 3 . . . r ' . _ . . . Lawrence Brightbach. ¦ ' ^ Movie - - . .. ' 46 bvetling 10:O0 News 3-4-5-6-8-9-10 former director viving Warner /Brother, MASTER" ¦ of Winona city ROAST PORK . Mike Douglas ¦ ' ¦$• ' <:00 German • ¦ 2 p erry. Meson ll ¦ didn't attend Stir Up Compiimenti ° 3-4.5-8:10-13-19 News ¦'. - 13-19. welfare. :, Warner Bros; * truth or News . . / With Our Fine ' : " ' " ' ' ¦ • Consequences 5 rrulh or Con- • - . . 10:38 Movie 3-8 Two hours festivities. However, the PLAN NOW TO ATTEND ¦ ' ¦ "' ' • "' ' y " , 5-10-11 of graduate or ¦ . ' : - - : : - ' . . • y - J B;at the Clock 9 ; sequences 6 J. Carson lone; Warner Brother: Is on - . - • . .^:. .; 10 To. Teli - . the truth 9 ' - Jack Paar -6-9.19 undergraduate credit will be ¦ Munsterj. OPEN SUNDAY 8 TO 8 Petticoat Junction 1 .1 . 6:30 Consullalion : 2 .10:58 Movie , . ' 4-11 given for - the workshop. Stu good terms with Warner BIG DUSK TO • • 12:00 Dr. Joyce Battle 13 Sportsarama 3 ¦ Bros. . . The sex symbol ,at Green Acres 19 L^t' s Maki- » Deal 4 Brothers S dents may enroll by contacting DAWM SHOW Mister 1 Unlamed World 5 - . . -' Western .- : 9 the festival was Cheri 4:00 Rogers 1 . Mrs. Gernander . Larry Connell Caf- Wcslcrn B Dragnel . -»" - Movie ' , - . ' . 13 faro C LOSED MEMORIAL DAY or Dr. Ivan Olson at Winona , the natural blonde SATURDAY AT State. from Hollywood and Grand 8:55 $1.50 ¦ ¦ ' . ¦ Rapids, Mich., the star of • • ' :.. . Tuesday ...... Some NO PASSES i- ¦ ;. , - - . good cooks like to add "Girls Are For Loving," ' both mayonnaise and French who recently scared me off IbiSf BIG /A-ftornnnri " ¦ Flintstones 11 . Squares 18 A \7^^ 7 AVrerilOOn Virginian 11 That Olrt 11 dressing to potato salad. when she offered to give 4-I MOST COMPLETE STOCK TT FEATURES ; Phone 452-9992 3rd 1:10 Edge . of Night 3-. Corner Pyle .19 Let' s Make &. Huff St. Doctors ; 3-10-1) 4:30 Sesame Slreet 2 A Deal 11 mc an interview naked IN THIS AREAI Dating . . Game «-'-l» To Tc || the truth 3 to tell the truth 19 Winona Daily News Carroll O'Connor got a Come Early • Stay late 2:00 Pr.eo Is Kljhl 3-4-I. 7:(0 Herspectlve , t Phoiw 452-4970 ¦ Dick V.in Dyke 5 ri< r ufl r, MAY. 75, !S>73 Anothe r • -f-' ' Lucy 9 , ' • Mauda . 3-4-8 peasant relief when he See One or All 4 Love ' Wprld 3-10-13 oi|iiqan- j island 11 Movio 5-13 . VOLUME 117,, NO. 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MtaMMI ^MB ^M , . '__ ^—_ ' ^ llllllllll | f School s haad Televisim 7ml0^S^j^M^ SMC Preis wins Television highlights A [ ' y 'A yAi . Television.: movies ' second highfesf racial incidents hit - - . - -To'day A: Today THE FROG POND, 1:00, Cable TV-3. 7 "RUNWILD / RUN FREE," Mark Lester. The wild coun- PLATTEVILLE, .Wis. (AP) ~ of scuffles between ' - black and system vvas. being used to limit ¦ 7 LOCAI/MEWS, S:00, Cablets; tryside of Dartmoor is tho scene of adventure for a miite The University of '-Wisconsin- ' white studeints. the -number of . blacks on the .white colt ( 1969). 7:00 in graphic arts The Committee said RELIGION IN THE 70s, 5:15, Cable TV-S. lad, a retired. Army colonel and a" . ; Plattevilie ; administration's Platte- basketball team. ' : ; ; ; WALL STREET WEEK. Researcher Edson Gould predicts Chs. 3-4-8. "Ay-A y A: St. Mary's .College Press .has vill's assistant chancellor asked the summer outlook for the stock market. 6:30, Ch. 2. ' ¦TH E WAR OF THE GARGANTUAS," -Russ Tamblyn. bcen: named winner of a cer- handling of. recent racial in- the chancellor to suspend black : The report said instructors : CIRCLE OF FEAR; Suspense drama about six craftsmen Thriller about an American scientist fighting Japanese mon- tificate of avard in the 1973 cidents on the campus has been students before Speaking to and the basketball coach have Who open a musty trunk containing six glass .jar's; each of sters. (1970) «:0O, Ch; 5. criticized in a report by the them,. administrators seemed to denied the complaints. .; graphic arts awards , competi- s Human which contains something evil. 8:00, Chs. 10-13. "HUNTER*" ; Jbhn Verhoh. An agent gets a stiff assign- : school faculty . Senate' place "undue emphasis on court THE BOLD ONES. Solid drama about two sisters who«« ment: to prevent a deadly germ virus , from wiping out half tion. Tt is: sponsored: by. the Understanding Committee. action" against black students The committee recommended: jealousy and maternal emotions threaten their relationship. of America. (1972) 8:30,. Chs. 34-8: Printing Industries bf America, The report stemmed from ah and officials did not use their tha^ potentially explosive in- »:0O Chs. 10-13. -•iritriv ' -. - - - ' . investigation into charges of ra- cidents be handled in the future , ;¦¦¦"W HERE , WERE YOU WHEN THE LIGHTS WENT usual procedures in dealing with ;¦ PERRV MASON. "The Flighty Father'Vfeatures a young OUT?". , Doris - Day. Comedy inspired by the East Coast power The certificate will • be. pre- cial discrimination in class- blacks involved in the dorm in- according to clear, welt-publ!- . It said girl who Inherits her mother's vast estate .,, arid two men failure Nov. 9, 1965. (1968) 10:30, Chs. 3-8. sented at the .industries conven- rooms, dormitories, the student cidents. ' vv .;7 ' cized policies^ students ; tion in San Francisco, Calif:, ' ' ¦'¦, should be informed of each step . claim to be her Jbng-lost father. 10:00, Ch. jl. "LOVER COME RACK," Rock Hudson, Spoof of Madison ' center and athletics.; IN CONCERT. Miles Davis headlines the 90-minute special. Avenue focusing on an executive, girls, gin and new accounts. June:.4:21 AyA' ,.A . It said the dean of students in legal proceedings against ¦ ¦ One of the disputes concerned •¦• ' 10;30, Chs. 6-19. ' , .;; " • (1962) 10:30, Olv. 9. * 7 The certificate of award is the drove white students to see the them. • the. distribution of 22 refrig- district attorney about the ' Saturday; . .7 "MONKEY BUSINESS," Marx Brothers, The four zanies second highest prize given by in- A reprimand by. the chan- . CHILDREN Tick-Ti>ck are stowaways and everyone aboard the ship is nearly crazy. the industries. Highest is best erators among 193. women at cidents, "in effect involving the cellor was urged for any facul- 'S FILM FESTIVAL. "Tony and the ; the Gardener > Dragon," Hungarian movie, is a fantasy* about a lad who (1931) 10:50, Ch. 4. of . category, of which; 28: are Hall dormitory. : university in an . attempt to per- ty or staff members proved to :, : SPY,'' Sbbert Stack, Dramatic account given in various categories. ' Black students . prot ested that suade the -' students to press be "involved in discrtmination. A-. searches for time^-sbmething his father cannot give him. .: "ASYLUM FOR A : "A ' ' ;A ;A AA-:A A of an agent's attempt to trap a spy*at a mental hospital; . St. Mary's Press .is cited for although 20 blacks lived' In-the. charges." v . The . committee suggested, the » 12:60, Chs. 3-fl. - ' X . A " BASEBALL, pfe-game, 1:00—Chicago Cubs vs, Cincinnati (1967) 10:50, Ch, ll.: ; yyr a book; "Portraits of Aging," dOrm, only two received refrig- . Black students told the: com- use of. sensitivity sessions to ¦ erators "while the rest to Reds, 1:15,; Chs. 5-10-13; MILWAUKEE BREWERS vs. Cali- 'Aii -Saturday ;77V* - - . -: . ¦:*'' :¦'"v7-. a 122-page , volume of text and went mittee ' they felt they . were make .faculty ; staff and stu- fornia Angels, 1:30, Ch. 19/ "THE -RISE OF LOUIS XIV,'*; JeanrMarle Palte, Lavish photos, with a three-dimenSion- white students. The incident re- graded lower than whitest for dents more aware of cultural '¦'¦ EXPLORING IS. A film written, produced and edited by chronicle of the life of the "Sun King." (1965) 7:00, Ch. 2. al : color cover, y portedly resulted in a number comparable work and a quota ¦differences.' a group of high school students learning about television pn-o- "THE DEVIL'S BRIGADE," William. Holden. Nazi-oc- Designer was Brother Roder- duction-Explorer Post 450 of WCCO TV. 2:30, Ch. 4; cupied Norway is the scene of brawling World War II action. ick Robertson; editor, Steven KEMPER OPEN HIGHLIGHTS, 3:00, Ch. 3. (15)68) 8:00, Chs. 5-10-13. ' .. vv' Nagel ; typographeri Patferowri; SONNY AND CHER COMEDY HOUR. Jean Stapleton, "THE TRUTH ABOUT SPRING," Hayley MiUs. Roman- platemaker, Phil Kaczorowski Julie Andrews and Carol Burnett are featured in a musical tic comedy focusine; on buried treasure. (1965) 8:30, Ch. 9. Jr., and pressman Pat Baisley. ^ spoof , an award ceremony and a TV game show. 3:00, Ch. 4. "THE KING AND I," Yul Brynner. Rodgers and Ham- The author' . of the book is Hialth WINNING ON MY MIND. Pros and amateurs compete in mersteih musical about a British governess at the Siamese Jean Louise. Smith of the Twin Ga. j^Solli^^ f he American Road Race of Champions at Atlanta^ 3:00; court. (1956) 9:00, Ch. 6. Cities,A: A ' Ch. 6. yi.. -A " .AA';: "UNDER TEN FLAGS," Van Heflirt. World War II drama This national competition, INDIANAPOLIS TIME TRIALS Final day of time trials featuring a British admiral's assignment. (1960) 10:00, Ch. 19. . now in its¦ 23rd year, is dedi- iri at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. 3:00, Ch. 9. BAMBOQ, Robert Ryan. Japan is the set- idni "HOUSE OF " cated to promoting the highest fai ls^ WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS. Gymnastics and bicycling: ting for investigation of a .Gl crime syndicate; (1955) 10:30, standards in the production and '¦ MADISON, Wis; (AP> A n^ifl^^' ¦¦; - mittee to limit the types , of fa- the line of duty; ; v 1. Chinese and American gymnasts compete at Madison OJi. 8. . 7:" - . . • .' ; ' ." A-rAyy design of printed material and 7 7 . Measures to set : up; a state cilities : which Would he. regu- The bill sought by Republican Square Garden, N.Y. 2 Daytona 300 Stock Car Race, Day^ "D-DAY, THE SDCTH OF JUNE,?' Robert Taylor. On the is open to the . User, creator health* services commission and lated. The changev would re- toria, Fla. 4:00; Chs. 6-9-19. eve of the invasion of Normandy, an English girl is involved and producer of printing of, all broaden the governor , appoin-: Atty. Kentucky" with ah American officer. (1956) 10:30, Ch. 9. descriptibhs and all processes, live* authority - over department those operated by ah independ- amended so that a basic $^ ,000 film) features the original Bin Tin Tin famous canine star /'FAIL SAFE , Hehir Fonda. Doomso!ay thriller focusing ' ^ " Advertising agencies.,- . -ait , stu- heads failed to win ; endorse- ent physician or group . of prac- cash payment would be pro- of the Twenties; 6:00, -Ch; 2. on the tense hours that follow an accidental U.S. niiclear : at- dios, designers, /printers, - pub- ment Thursday, from the legis- THE STRAUSS FAMILY. Part 4 focuses on Johann, be- (1964) 10:50, Ch. 4. titioners¦¦ from: the commission's yided when the number of de- tack on Moscow. lishers, sales and sales . promo- lature's Jointv Finance , Com- power. " - sieged with broken health and a brpken heart. His career is "GUNS AT BATASI," Richard Attenborough. War drama ' . . pendents was four or less, tion managers, advertising and inittee;' v ' threatened and romance shortened. 8:00, Chs. 6-9-19; set in remote Africa. (1S64). 11:00, Oh. IL . The cabinet measure wionW public relations^executives, pho- Motions to favorably ; recom- allow ' the governor to appoint MISSION IMPOSSIBLE. New da^rarid time, with Roddy "THE BIG WHEEL,'! Mickey Rooney. A youth attempts to tographers, platemakers , photo- mend the two bills, given top the heads of the Departments McDowall in the role of a syndicatelross suspected of plan- emulate his father v. v as a racing driver. (1949) .11:15 , Ch. 13. engravers, typo^-aphers, and ning a million dollar crime. 9:00, Chs. 34-8. Sunday . priorities by Democratic Gov. of Natural Resources, Agricul- ¦ • ¦ ' ¦ ' all buyers: of printing may sub- Patrick ; J. Lucey, failed after LAWN BOY • ..; Sunday - ' • ' - '/THAT'S MY BOY," Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. Com- mit entries.7 ture and Veterans Affairs ' two members ;of the panel's directly instead of just:/ naming CHIUttREN'S FILM FESTIVAL. "Tony and the Tick-Tock edy that features a college football star and a sickly bppk- Purpose . of competition is to . POWER MOWERS Dragon," 12:00, Ch. 4. vvorm whose father wants him to excel in sports—even if Democratic majorit¦y left the the members of 'boards, who in • ¦ Finger-lip Starting! emphasize the impact, appeal meeting.77 - ' - . - ' • . i'} ' '. . - turn rt ame the ageiicy" secretar- ' DR. EINSTEIN BEFORE LUNCH, The famed physicist it involves bribery. ( 1951) 8:00, Chs. 6-9-19. * and effectiveness of well design- . . •,- Quiet en th* Gol sketches his life and feelings in a series of flashbacks. 10:00, "MADAME X," Lana Turner. Tear-jerker about .a fallen ies. The boards would become 'A ed top quality printed material Rep. Terry jWillkom, BMChip- advisory instead of policy mak- DADD BROTHERS Ch. 5.7 AA yi woman, murder and the threat of scandaL ( 1966) 10:of30 , Ch. 10. as modern sales, . marketing, flU DP STORE, "To WTiom pewa Falls, depairted: early ' and ing bodies. Inc. REX HUMBARD. Memorial Day sermon "THE FIGHTING 69th,"; James Cagney. iStorj^ a World comiriunications and . educatipn- ' Much Is Given, Much Will Be Eequired," 10:00, Ch, 6. War I regiment beginning at the Camp Mis training camp. Rep. George .: Molinaro, D-Ke- The committee also recom- ai media; to publicly recognize nosha, went but when the votes mended passage 14-0 of a meas- . MEET THE PRESS, interview with Robert S. Strauss, C1940) 10:35, Ch. 17; :A: - and appropriately honor those chairman of Democratic National Committee, 11:30, Chs. 5-io. "A NIGHT IN CASABLANCA," Marx Brothers. Spy melo- . on -those, two issues came; up. ure under ! which the state : responsible for the creation, de- ' BASEBALL. Pre-game7 1:15—Chicago Cubs vs. Cincinnati drama. (1946) 10:50, Ch. 4. 7v:-' ',:' " ¦' The health commission meas- would pay death "benefits to po- I7» E. 4th St. Phpn* 45J-4W sign and production' of . printed ure would give Reds, 1:30, Ch: 8. ' "PROMISE HER ANYTHING," Warren Beatty. Roman- a threeJiian licemen and firemen killed, in CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR. Track and field arid (1966) material * of outstanding merit panel, appointed by the gover- s^inv tic satire centering on child psychology and burlesque. and;;distinctiph ;and California Relays at Modesto, Calif.j featuring world 'A' ' y A y - .A ;.. ' .. y , to provide nor, power to review medical ming: 1. 21:00, Ch. ll. : ; entrants with nation-wide' 'indus- record tolders. 2. Indoor Swimming Championships at Her- "STAR PACKER," John Wayne. Standard Western faire. facilities- rates ahd. to grant a Chs. 3-4; ; 7 try recogBitioh and company certificate of need for medical shey, Pa. 2:00, (1934) 11:30, Gh. 13; - ¦ ¦¦ ¦ promotional opportunities which projects costing $100,000 or -M •••ttttM Kansas City Chiefs coach Bank about an apprentice barber, jewel thieves and a stolen^ dia- ceed. Strain scheduled to iappear. 2:30, Chs. 6-9-13, The proposal, which is part of 7 mond: (1955)3:30, Ch, 4. . CBS TENNIS CLASSIC. Highlights of the first round fea- "GANG-BUSTERS," Myron Healey. Actual police re- V Pre-rinsing-dishes in the dish- a package; recommended .by a turing Bob Lutz vs. Arthur Ashe. 3:30, Chs. 3-4. (1955) washer? No detergent should gubernatorial task force; was ¦¦¦• cord of a dramatic escape. 3:30, Ch. 6. 7 LEGACY-ART. Documentary that traces cultural history WELCOME HOME, JOHNNY BRISTOL," Martin Landau. be used. . amended earlier : by the . com- of the Netherlands, showing masterpieces of Rembrandt j Van A disturbed veteran seeks information about his past. (1972) Gogh and Mondrian. 3:30, Ch. 10. 10:30, Chs. i-dy r 'Ay: SPORTS CHALLENGE. Carl Erskine, Don Newcombe "WHERE WERE YOU WHEN THE LIGHTS WENT and Duke Slnider, former Brooklyn Dodgers, challenge : Gene OUT!", Doris Day. (1968) 10:50, Ch. 4. Joe Rudi and manager Dick Williams of the Oakland Tenace, : ¦ "A TIME TO LOVE AND A TIME TO DIE," John Gavin, vote reduces ' : Tie A'*. 4:fl0, Chs^ S-M. * ' Story of a German soldier's disappointments, his romance and THE RACERS. Profile of the Parnelli Jones racing team, marriage during a three-week leave. (1958) 11:00, Ch. ll. including Mario Andretti, Al Unser and Joe Leonard, as they "THE NAKED DAWN,*', Arthur Kennedy. A Mexican ban- pursue a lifestyle termed "a race within a race." 4:00, Chs. dit escapes the law and ^eeks help froni a young farm couple. arttibusing piish Mid. (1955) 12:00. Ch. 13. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC. "The World of Jacques-Yves By JOHN CHADWICK vote * set no precedent, and the "Tuesday WASHINGTON ;¦ " A\\\ 'Mill •••..-••¦• •,.•••••.!.<¦•¦•••• •Mii«>**ii*itil]IHIiVMB|^^^V . . Cousteau," filmed in ' 1965 details life in an undersea capsule . (AP )--The decision applies only , to the \\\\ iniir iiiniiini ¦• iiitu iini.li.iK 1 • mm ^^mm±y ^" "THE TROUBLE WITH ANGELS," Rosalind Russell. " IV.' iiiimiMiiiimm «liiiini»liHii»MMiiuii ii ftftt^^^^^^^m Suprenie Court's tie vote oh Vi rutittitttmitfiiinttitumitinti II j n» njifiiiii iiiruiiMaHMMM . 828 feet below the surface. 5:30, Ch. 5. Comedy about fun-loving students at a convent matching Eichniond case. HIGH QUIZ POWL. WINONA HIGH vs. Onalaska Luth- whether school desegregation A spokesman for Sen.' James wits witih a wise Mother Superior, (1966) 3:30, Ch, 4. efforts miist stop at the county tr, final round of the Super Bowl. 6:00, Ch. 8. THE NIGHT B. A llen, D-Ala., a leader in "A CRY IN ,? Edmond O'Brien. A police line has eased the pressure in last year COME TO FLORIDA BEFORE IT'S GONE. Comics Pat captain fears for a child's safety when he learns she's been 's fight to pass an anti- Handelman take a satirical look at the Congress fpr antibusing legisla- busing measure, said: the effect Paulsen and Stanley kidnaped by her Own father (1950) 3:30, Ch. 6. ;¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' envirozurient—dirty beaches and polluted $urf. Included are . tion. . ' ' ' / . . . of the court's action has^ been "A TIME FOR LOVE," John Davidson. Two stories with Splitting 4 to 4, the justices serious interviews with Miami officials, land developers and a common theme as opposites meet and share romantic ad- "to defuse the issue." affirmed -a lower court ruling 54273M-17J residents. Folk¦ Binger Pete Seeger provides the music. 6:30, ventures. Characters include an executive and a convention 7 . '- ¦-¦ '- '¦ ' that barred' a merger -of the Sen. Phi|ip A Hart, D-Mich., StaWcM *te»r, twTurkey where a "CATCH AS CATCH CAN," Vittorio Gassman, A blend of in Congress inclined to await nobleman contends with a villainous overseer to free the Tlio Senate Judiciary Com- comedy and satire In this story of politicians and advertising. further developments before mittee earlier tliis year held lovely Constan2e. 7:00, Ch. 2. (1968) 12:00, Ch. 13. pushing for legislation. Tlie tie at assembly line prices. GUNSMOKE. "No Tomorrow," story of justice, tells of two days of hearings on pro- a homesteader wrongly convicted of horse-stealing—then posed constitutional, amend- falsely accused of murder. 7:00, Chs. 3-4-8. ments designed to preserve Thanks to the automation age, a Seiko DX watch ls robotl BASEBALL. Pre-game, 7:00—Oakland Athletics vs. De- neighborhood schools. like having your own little robot. And what a , self-winding, 98.2 ft. water-tested, syn- troit Tigers, 7:15, Chs. 5-10-13. Chairman James O. East- 17 Jewels INDIANAPOLIS 500. The 57th classic, taped earlier in chronized second setting and a bi-llngual instant Deserter held after land , D-Miss., said he intends calendar, colorful dials and dis- the day at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. 8:00, Chs. 6-9-19. day-dato change to try for a Committee vote, low price. SIX WIVES OF HENRY VIII. "Catherine Parr" tells of but the chances of any of the tinctive styling, All this for a surprisingly the king's last marriage and his death and describes his week- amendments being approved You see, Seiko thinks you should pay for the time- ling son, heir to his throne. Catherine, a gentle Christian, is appear dim. piece, not the time It took to make It. accused of supportng Protestants, but she reassures the King hearing on amnesty Federal-nid-to-education leg- false and thus saves herself from tlio the allegations aro WASHINGTON (AP) Ar. ficial House homing on amnes- oday, (o draw atten t ion to lho islation Is In the works, how- Tower. 8:30, Cli 4. — . Army deserter who lived under- ty for draft-dodgers ',^ deserters true facts concerning my case ever, and will provide a vehicle MEDICAL CENTER. "Countdown ," desperate drama to which antibusing amend- his sick wife n baby to core for, no income ground for three years enme and antiwar servicemen. and the cases of tens of thou- about a man, , sands just like me, ments can and probably will be . .. and too mucili prido to accept help. 9:00, Chs. 3-8. out of hiding to tell Congress- The licming wad cnllnd Iiy offered. Tuesday men that only unconditional R(ip. Bella Ataug, D-N.Y., au- "Wn arp not criminals lo bo Sen. John Tower, It-Tex., SCIENCE GAME, 1:00 and 5:30, Cable TV-3. amnesty would soothe domestic thor of a bill-that would grant limit ed Jind Iriiprisoned. snid» that vhilo he thinks the LOCAL NEWS , 5:00, Cnblo TV-3. wounds left , by the Vietnam unconditional amnesty. "Only hy winning a univer- Supreme Court order in the THE FROG POND, 5:15, Cnblo TV-3. War. Then ho was token into Sowder appeared at lho hear- sal , unconditional amnesty for Richmond case "pretty much NORMAN ROCKWELI/S WORU>. In this 11)73 Oscar ing after his mother, -her ' 'voice all categories of war resistors sets the pattern" so fur as bus- JEWELERS SINCE 1862 narrates his life story nnd uses 30O of his custody Iiy military police. sg/ winner Rockwell Edward Sowder, 25, of De- csacking nt times, (old lho pnn- can wo begin lho long process ing between school districts Is paintings for background. 7:00, Ch, 10. el ho joined tlio Army ngniflsl of changing our country and concerned , many intnidistrict 111 Main St. FIVK-O A Hiissinn virtuoso's valuable violin is troit surrendered Tliursdny HA WAII . after testifying before an unof- lior wishes. Mrs. Sowder snid lenrnliiR from (Im decade of cases remain. stolen and murder creates danger of an international inci- she told her son the "only (liing blood and bitterness in In- dent. 7:30, Chs. 3-8. dochina ," Sowder snid. TWINS vs. MILWAUKEE lw> could accomplish was lo get BASEBALL, MINNESOTA Canton I Brown killed." Also on the panel arc Demo- BREWERS, 7:30, Chs. 4-10. cratic Heps. Ronald V. Dcllums PRIVATE COLLEGE CONCERT. Performance by the St. Sowder said ho supported tlio N eed Instant Housi ng? See the "BIG M" for Swiss show to war when ho joined (lie Army of California , Warren - Mitchell Olnf College Horn Trio, 0:00, Ch. 2. of Maryland and John Coiiycrs NRC REPOU'lfj. A one-hour report on risks, methods and and volunteered for Vietnam. igs report focuses on be held June 4 Me snld ho clumped his mind of Michigan nnd former Son, ethics of using humans as guinea p . Tho Ernest Gruelling, D-Alnskn. surgical procedures used to niter abnormal behavior, u study iibout thp wnr while serving at ¦ of long-term effects of venereal disease, plus a look at prison CALEDONIA , Miniv — The mi evacuation hospilal , trail ing Canton I Hiown Swiss Show will civilians who he snid hud been MOBILE HOME LOANS rehabilitation. 1):00, Chs. 5-13. State highway workers ^ be nt tho Houston County Fair- burned by U.S. niipnlni nnd grounds here Juno 4 , beginning white phosphorous. Sowder to remove billboards New or Used — Up to 7 years to repayl Rabbit show slated at BRF ul 11:30 a .in, deserted in April l!)7l). See Dick/ Donny, Frank or Max in tha Installment Loan Dopt, BLACK RIVER KAT.IJ5 , Wis. lo ho hold in the area. Cnnton I includes Fillmoro, ST, I'AUi,, Minn, (AIM - ,00(1 billboards will (Special) — Lconnrc. Olfion , Olson snld tho show is In- Houston , Wlnonn , Dodge, Mow- "For tlio punt tluw yews, Moro Hum 4 tended to ho nn educational ven- , Wabasha , Olmsted nnd , bo torn down by stnto Highway president of tho Hinck lllver wcr oxcopt for a fioriiid in Canada ture for all aron persons, for Goodhuo Counties. I'vo lived undoi'grouml in Depiirl.mont winters Jn the Country Rabbit ftruoders AHRO - breeders nnd for youths who Tho went will open with a America, cut off from my fami- next Rovenil weeks. ciotlon , nnnouncod that n rab- might ho interested in learning parade mound (ho fairgrounds ly and friends," ho snid. The department snid the bit show will ho hold Juno 2 about rabbit brooding . nt 11:30 a.m.; potluck dinner be- "I make no npolouy for my sigiw wiv thoso now considered MERCHANTS at tho - Jiickson County Fair- Thoso wanting details about ginning nt (won , and judging, to act of resistance. 1 could do Illegal under the slnte billboard NATIONAL BANK OF WINONA grounds 1)1)1 0. the program may , control law. Owners either conlnct Mrs. slarl. wllh hull classes nt 1 p.m. nothing ol.se . at llm llint ' Hut , on tho Plaia East Mombor F.D.I.C. Phono 454-5160 I'oroons of any ntfo may par- Nona Ludoman, Morrlllnn lit. Prizes will bo awarded cham- underground llfo lino liocmno so could not or did not obtain per- 102 tlclpnto In tho flrat rabbit BI IOW 1, for dotalls. pion exhibitors . intolerable to mo. So, I'm hero mits for I hem. sW nUNABIWS PEOPLE by Ourtaflin Erilistrnepfs jgooq fiofh sides 0^tM c on \vHat hSoviet Union hot for of '¦ expected to; plunge enlistments downward; . wishes to meet the Nixon is also, course, most in- reasons otf compassion but, simply president now preV sistent. This Soviet attitude is hot ior practical; reasons of high policy. cisely because the •for-love- Of-Uncle , Sam. It springs Beyond ; doubt they see him in iriilr : There seems to be some, dispute about what ¦ |.M Irorii an abiding, and one might al- : ' ¦ K u s s 1 a n s oe- ""¦""¦ : r* itary and A diplomatic , terms as actually has /happened; nationally. The Departmerit lieve that7 the Pres-,: "¦'„ WhiU .: most say. a pathological, Soviet fear -that / a useful counter to a potentially ram- of Defense says . enlistments In all of the ldent's . negotiating . position' will he and dread of communist China. The services have increased since the end of the .draft. paging Red China. In trade terms weak. Thusr he might be; tempted Russian conviction Is that the main- they see him .as a straight-out, un- The General Accounting Office, on the other hand, into making a bad bargain for our tenance of the United States as a says that- the; Army and Navy have met their high complicated capitalist type whose side, simply to regain some appear- major force ih the /Pacific/area is thought; processes ; they understand school enlistment goals for only one month since ance of a leadership initiative. strictly in Soviet .interests./ January 1970, the; Marines never. A House; study and with which they think they, can " ASK TH6 COMSUMEIt TO cope to mutual advantage; WE CANT VBtt WEtt predicts that the. military services will fall 11,000 THIS COLUMNIST — whb <*<*$ MOREOEVER, whil« all thes* caused IF WE A&MY R&FB#C? TO to 83,000 short of the 354,000 recruits heeded, through not truly believe .in Santa Claus and purely factual factors support the When it' .cornes to money and ¦ n&* July 71974, has not for a long time. -^ is in- opinion that Brezhnev comes to goods nobody is less "liberal" or PITCH IN ioo. CAM m V ' clined to credit; the first and hope- Washington to help and not to hurt "sccialisticj" as those terms . are ¦ ''Bti.t whatever success the recruiters; are enjoy- ful of these two assessments. The Mi. Nixon, there is also some back- commonly understood in. the United ing nationally is diluted by some , bothersome Inclination is based first of all upon ing of a. inore . subjective nature. To States, than a Soviet Russian who OTpI^DAI^ ; y A xAA things: plain current events; There :was, .for this columnist's.direct knowledge — is talking about trade. . Old Nikita ^^i - instance, Brezhnev's strong declara- knowledge '.''based; upon many flat- Khrushchev himself once impressed tion in Germany that, of course, he out contacts withvSoviet diplomats this upon roe in/ terms that could • The Defense Department has found it neces- A page of opinions and ideas sary to boost its maximum enlistment, bonus from was going to meet the President on in the past — Moscow early in the not -possibly have been misunder- ,500 to $2,500, particularly, to attract men to the schedule and his scornful comment, administration of: Lyndon " Johnson stood; ,He sound ed for all the world, $1 Page , Winona Dally Newt, Winona, Minnesota, Friday, Mpy 2., 1973 Aririy arid/ Marine ground combat' ;units. Those 16 to: a . questioner who had .suggested formed the following conclusion : In this contest, like some .chairman fa area high school seniors will split about $22,000 in otherwise, that after all there really The Soviet Union could do business of the National:Association of Manu- was no "earthquake'' in .Washing- - '7 ": - enlistment bonuses. * better with an American- President facturers.. ;. . ton; // , who had. at worst the toleration of Too there is ¦y , , and more important- the: American conservatives (John- . ..: United. Features Syndicate : • The'Services-have had to raise, their mental Pentagon finals itandards, The more-or-less open dobr policy of a ; few years ago, appealing to minorities and others, From an editorial In broke . Into Ellsberg's pyschlatrlst I has been modified. Cpstly vandalism to Navy ships, Sarasota (pla.) Herald. Tribune office to get a "profile" on Ellsberg, for . example; has been laid to bored seamen ' of While most eyes continue to dwell and, further; that before he ever low iriteUectual and yocatibnal attainment, WH on the not-unrelated Watergate' case, became involved in the Pentagon the prior Pentagon Papers trial has Papers mess the FBI had tapped v ;• Can the enthusiasm associated with the fizzled to a: conclusion which many his telephone. . : v; present accelerated recruiting efforts, timed with to iilvalidate people seem to find utterly satis- ' Doesn't. It occur to anyone that electiiih ; the end of the draft., be maintained? fying but. leaves :- us thoroughly un- a sorry precedent is being set here? NEW YORK— In- August 1970 redress whatever electoral injustices 7' ¦ easy. :./ Doesn't this appear to be giving AND; Life magazine published an article^^ there might; have . been? • : Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Bus- anyone who seeks to oppose u.S; ARMY NAVY/rscruirtr* in Winorta think who admit stealing government ' BO. The two Airily/ recruiters have enlisted 31 that accused Democratic Sen. Joseph Tom Wicker AT WHAT ' ' so, foreign policy (or.domestic, for that " ;point/ - if any, eould it papers marked "top secret," : have ¦listen young people without prior" military service since Tydings ) pi ; Maryland of misusing ever be said that , the 1972 Nixon-Mc- matter) carte blanche to ' '.' but Reitz resigned quite suddenly been cleared of all 13 charges Jari; 1. That's way under the 56 enlisted during the his position to. promote the interests Govern election was a fraud: - Mr. only to his own ''conscience" and to 197i; on April 24 from a Republican Na- agairtst them because, U.S. District disregard the :laWj to , accomplish last half of However, the totals for the two of a compariy Nixon's margiii' was so7 huge that ' iri which he later, held tional • Committee post after having Court Judge Matt Byrne said, the whatever it is he has in mind to fiscal years show a gain. For the current year, 7 eyeh the . most widespread irregu; stock..' ; - served as director of inaugural ac- not; come into court • nonprior service : enlistments total: 87, for a year larities might not have changed the government did accomplish ? • "' ' : • Tydings repeatedl tivities and in 1972 as the youth di- with clean hands. A-- . ago 7k :- ; : A,Ai ' y denied the ifact of; the outcome. But is there " '' Men (and women); have died for rector of the Committee to Reelect He's- probably right about that; charge, but the article almost cer- some, point at Which an election that In times past. To define it the President; ; emplby; illegal means to / The Navy recruiter — whb serves a smaller tainly , contributed to his defeat lat- might be seen as an essential fraud when you now — In practicej if riot in theory get evidence, no matter who you area — is;.' enlisting; about four .a riionth, . about er that vyear by and therefore illegal even though — as less than crime against the na- REITZ HAS been accused by th» . are, you are tainting your own case. double a year ago. He has 11 seniors ready to go, Glenn Beall Jr., ;a General : Accounting Of fice of. hav- fraudulent activity did not in fact tion seems to us to leave; the govern- ' ' And the government has admitted ment arid the people of this coun- compared with six a year ago; * Republican.;. . ' • . ing been "paymaster" for a $450^ iriake a winner of a man who would On Aug. 22 that agents of the White , House try in; an excruciatingly yulnerabla , 1970, month operation to ; infiltrate "radi- otherwise have been a Ipser? ' ¦ . '' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . Its acknowledged that enlistments are slower Ron Ziegler,; Presi- cal groups" in 1972. In his official Suppose, - for. . example, it were position./ . -! . • . .;• .:. . ./. ;: Ayr . : There may be as many as 8 mil- In the largest cities, which must provide a substan- dent Nixon's press position then,, he. had a staff of 120 shown vcohvindngly ; that although secretary; was ask- ¦¦' " lion persons working for the United tial number, of enlistments if the volunteer concept arid a budget of ?1 million. Mr. Nixon defeated McGovern fair- , SVll.-. . . ' ' ; .© 1B73 UcHM&lSmlkiU.Ina " ¦ i&rRAP^rrr States government, riot counting the Is- to siixvlve, . ed if the . .White .The point here is not to defend ly, Watergate tactics had jn fact so House ..had assisted Tydings or Gore. It is rather that the influenced the choice of McGovern armed services. If each and every one of thern Is encouraged by the It Is too early to make a judgment, but al- life * in compiling false White -House denial of its in- by the Democrats that the year-long . Ellsberg case to feel free to tak« ready the experience: suggests that the concept its story. "Any sug- volvement in one campaign arid the electoral process had been fatally, ~r '"¦ ' ictures of any classified document will require money and intensive recruiting. — A.B. gestion . that the : . ";; charge of false advertising in anothr tainted. Impeachment and removal p White House would Wicker er campaign headed by a man later of the President would be an insuf- to which he has access, this country ¦' have been involved . . . with Life linked to the 1972 scandals tend to ficient response to that situation, is in big trouble, not least of which regarding the publishing of this support other suggestions that there sirice the vice president, even if in- will be the restrictions, meticulous-¦ story would be incorrect," Ziegler was an organized and on-going na- nocent, would have profited from the ly observed, trying to find out — replied in his familar style, soon enough to be useful — what Whisne a tune sprin- tional effort , centered among some same electoral taint. ¦ kled with the elusive " would be" they're up to. - .' We do admire the courage — If not of Mr. Nixon 's closest political asso- The Constitution says nothing . instead of the definite was." Even though there has been en- the candor — of Republican leaders such as Sen. " ciates, to subvert the-political proc- about a special election, since it : tirely too much secrecy in our gov- Robert Dole, former national Republican chair- BUT DAVID WISE , th« fermer ess.. . says nothing about; such circum- If that should be demonstrated stances. No doubt the founding fa- ernment for roughly a century — man, and John E. Hough, Wisconsin chairman, Washington bureau chief of the New War —. convincingly by the Senate . Water- thers, unlike their, descendants, probably since the Civil . It who say that the Republican party was not involved York Herald-Tribune, has written in stands to reason an effective gov- In Watergate. gate hearings or in court, what ls could not even imagine the possibil- a fascinating hew book, "The Poli- erned must have some secrets to tics of Lying, to be done about it — not just to ity- -. " that the White House function. Both say that the &)mmittee for the Reelection not only "would be," but in fact prevent its happening again > but to New York Times News Service of the President did not and does not Involve the "was" heavily involved in , getting Republican party. the Tydings story into print. William Lambert, the author of ¦ • Maybe; : It ' ¦ did ' not , hut to say it does not is the Life article, told Wise that Char- a superb example of whistling in the dark. — A.B. les Colson, then special counsel to the President , even made a call from Some immodest proposals his White House office to the gov- WASHINGTON - It Is not too- —— I M IM I W———————i^j course between man and group. discussing the impossible, chang« ernment official who then became the President's; term from four the sourcj of the story — thus in- early in the Watergate business to Russell Baker 3. GET THE President out ef years to three? Four years ls too Don't forfeit voking the well-known power of the start drawing lessons and thinking show business. The present gro- long to wait for a referendum on White House and the presidency to about reform. Following are a few tesque importance accorded "char- performance. Consider- rain and wait their turn for a drug- presidential get a piece of Investigative journal- of the more obvious things that , isma" among presidential politi- mes three store-counter lunch. Since this is ing the volatility of the ti ism into print. might be done to Improve the qual- cians reflects the disagreeable tend- generous. The other holidays probably impossible — because of years is probably too It was also, of course, a story that ify of government. ency . In American life to look upon in presidents which our hundreds ' of thousands of armed faster turnover Editorial writers, In their introspective mo- served the White House purpose of the President as a superstar, com- would result from tho three-year ments, ' 1. ABOLISH THE FBI and CIA. maniacs — we may have to be sat- may discuss whether the function of their pulling a Republican in Tydinfj s s plete with fan clubs to deluge him term would probably tend to make Both have become intensely bureau- isfied with more modest inroads pieces Is to persuade, inform, educate, warn or Senate seat , and it will not be lost in postcards and letters whenever them more commonplace and, there- maybe amuse. upon followers of the tangled cratix.ed agencies with loo many ac- upon his grandeur. His emperor's Water- he appears on camera to call the fore less regal. It would compel ' tivities electronic eavesdrop- lleet of transport vehicles ,- for ex- , gate affair that Wise s Ironic anec- — faithful to composition. them to keep in mind that a Presi- dote involves the same inimitable ping, keeping secret dossiers on cit- ample, can mostly be disposed of. At any rate, on the eve of long weekends we There Is no reason why a Presi- dent is, after all, only a President. izens and members of government Ile should be placed under some are Inclined to wa rn about the hazards of driving. Charles Colson who egged on K. , dent should be young, handsome, New York Times News Service Howard Hunt , by the latter 's testi- collecting Intelligence for domestic Inexplicit compulsion to maintain dynamic, brilliant , decisive and with the public. Hope to see you Tuesday, we say; but come mony, to forge a cubic; purporting to political manipulation — character- rwxlest contact capable of charming 80 million peo- , perhaps he might f or Tuesday that's what our friends may be doing: link President Kenned y to the mur- istic of secret-police functions in a Once a month , ple on a video screen nt the dinner Prior ity evil der of Ngo Dinh Diem. totalitarian state. be required to sit in front of TV coming to see us at the funeral home. — A.B. hour. These requirements probably necessary evil" Is one we like ¦ cameras and talk to us about what A " The best way to dispose of their reflect the country's dislike of old so well we refuse lo do nwny with WISE PARTICIPATED last week threat Is to dissolve »uch bureau- Is going on. Regular news confer- people, the one remaining minor- In a panel discussion of secrecy in It.—George Eyer, Dally Oklahoman. The time h f ulf illed , and the kingdom of God cracies periodically — every lfl ences might be hcfcl without tele- ity It is okay to hate. (It is against government. Another participant is at hand: repent ye ond Mieve the Gospel.— years perhaps —• and empower Con- vision cameras — they impede dis- the law to deny a person n job was former Democratic Sen. Gore Mark 1:15. gress lo create nuch new national because of his color, but we habitual- of Tennessee. police bureaus as may from time ly firo people for getting old — it During a break in the proceed- to timo seem necessary, is called "retirement" — and cut ings. Gore talked about his own de- Needless to say, C/myjetiH should off their social security If they try feat on the same election dny In 1U70 be cautious nhout permitting person- to go on working.) Winona Daily News In which Tydings was beaten. It ap- nel carryover when abolishing one Wo ought to think about tlje vir- peared lo him, he said, that some of act of pollen agencies and estab- tues of old men as presidents, A lit- An Independent Newspaper — Established 1855 the tactics used In that year were lishing Its successor. Amateurism at tle more fatigue In tho White House, early manifestations of tho efforts MtMBEK Or T1IC ASSOCIATED PKESft the police station is always prefer- If coupled with the wisdom of age, to subvert the 1972 election that nra able to the efficiency of a Gestapo might bo n healthy antidote after now being discussed under the sym- WWAIAM V. W II'ITI , , or KGB. BO long n pcri/xl of Presidents play- SERVICES PORT . publisher ' 1 C. E. Umr.rt ...,,». Bus, Mgr., Adv. Director bolic heading of "Watergate, ing touch football nnd frequenting Gore referred Ui what he said wns MRS. WM. L. BALDWIN Au»it.rii 1'M.tAr.r . . . , ...... Editor-ln-C/iie/ 1. GET THE President off Mount locker rooms. G*n VI. K VAN » . Newt Editor false and misleading advcrtlsiii/; Olympus, 'Hie Important thing i.s Funeral Held Today BrtvKrt P. J OHNSON . , . . yisslstont News Editor used against him so massively and lo restore his contact with American 4. CUT PRESIDENTIAL cam- C. G'rtiwii HtiiTM ...... Sunday Editor BO laic in his campaign that hi; <:oiild life. At present he I H treated like paigns to eight weeks. Outlaw po- Mrs. K. Fred Reifstock WIUMM H. EKCUSII ,,»?.... Controller not answer it all — particularly a live mmniriy, wrapped tightly litical advertising, Provide limited Funeral Hold Tod«y A. J. KizKuutat Clroulctlon Mgr. charges that he was "opp be i'iiii]if \\ct\ lo drive Ihelr cars In on big contributions to politicians. thon. Dmy or Nlflhl 4S4-1940 In this newspaper as well as all A.P. news dispatches. Bnry or demonstrated f:<;rim:':tl'/ri , a lu.'ih hour , culch a taxi ln the And why not, as long as wo ara Sorrie schoo boards l SL Charles easily are tUrried oft¦ Q ' "I have been intending tified yourself!¦ ' ¦ ¦ baccalaureate to write-- for quite a long time •:' . "Since you adhere to the Idea and tell you how I took forward that exposure to violence does ' 0r; Max Rafferfy not influence the child, what to - your scintillating columns. 7 they just have to have Trihirnah^er' to..our..;.'sjck'.,..§p- slated Sunday Don't cause they have ceased to give there is not an effect on . some school children the kind of education ciety'? You say ,ST. CHARLES, i .Mliw:.-;-* Bac- J;K;R;7 .Ft; /Lau- thei ;; slightest / evidence that boards?"— . their parents want them to your generation was ever mo- calaureate services for the derdale, Fla. have. Class of ,1973 of St.7 Charles A7 — As. a matter of fact, Show me a school district tivated by reading such ; vio- yes; They've been known to where the teachers and admin- lence, disguised in 'Mother High School will be held Sun- school, ' Goose' rhymes? . What , then, day at 8 p.m. in the high school drive some board mem- istrators" "' - teach. ' - ' reading by gymnasium. bers to drink, and others right phonics^ starting the first day made your generation so sick? 7 What is it that makes my gene- The Rev. Donald Haarup will up the wall. ¦ ¦ of the first year, where they ¦ ¦ :¦ ' *¦ " " ¦' ¦:*'¦ ' ' ¦: ' ¦? ration so sick?- /¦ •;. ' deliver the address; '. : "/; .. - ; . . • .. .• enforce order and courtesy in . : Q "I'm speaking as ah ex- "Haven't you read about the Commencement exercises will their classrooms, where they take place Thursday at teacher in tlie Indianapolis stress mastery of organized mass murders that. have occur- 8 p.m. school system. / When i , was red in the last few years? Take in the high school gymnasium . subject matter as the niajor a look at the portfolio of these with members of the class con- teaching, it was known for its goal of the /instructional pro- principles,/ But now, from offenders/Then tell me lhat no ducting the program. sound cess, where they teach children Installation ceremonies for 12 what I read and hear, it's in obey the matter how much a person is : to be gopd citizens, exposed rto violence, there : is new members, of the St. Char- serious trouble as so many laws and respect their country members, Heinii^ and^ Susan Flanary, and second row, from left Sherrie school systems are in o u r no correlation and it is plain les Chapter of the National Hon- : HONOR 3TUDJENTS . . . Twelve hew of the St ^ . — arid I'll show; you a school 'balderdash-!. — J.B., Cape or Society were held Monday Honpr Society at Feine, Jerry McKay, S(»tt Hegseffi , Beicky Braun, Robert country. Why?" — Miss J.F.; district which is not "iri-/ trou- " Charles, Minn., Chapter of the National ^^ Girardeau , Mo. / evening in the high school gym- High , front'row,: from left- Trudy Swen- Beneclett.ahd Sue Persons. (John Brownell photo) Indianapolis, Tnd. ble". 7 ¦ St. Gharles School are . A — I can't comment on Indi- A — All right. I'll tell you nasium. : son, Brenda Harcey, :Janell Harrison, Julie Antonson. Rose again: There is no correlation. President Tom Edwards pre- anapolis specifically- but t he Q X': "Speaking of 'mush- main reason many school For, all I know, the Black Dah- sided at the catdlelighting cere- SUMMER SCHEDULE at 9:30 am. There will be ho dis- headed adults' as yoii did re- lia murderer a n d -the Boston mony at which the emblem and tricts are "in trouble" is,be- cently; I think you . have iden- may Sunday ischool classes during Strangle^ 7 have read colors were: explained . by Tom ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) — the summer months. Vacation nothing - stronger than "Rebec- Wright. Talks y/ere given by Gambbqia French Creek Lutheran Church Bible school will be in session ca of Sunfiyhrobk: Farm'' ; when the. following members: leader- Vl^t> will go on summer schedule be- Juhe 4r9, from 8:45 a.m. to 3 ¦ me they were kids. And my gener ship — Rick Swenson; charac- ginning June 3, with services p.m.\- . ;.; ration may have been; "sick" ter — David Thompsbh; Service , I^ but at least we didn't turn our — Jeri Braun and schqlarsliip-* I ¦» . «¦ . » . ¦ mm m . v w - ^^»— ^»r ite murderers loose to kill again; Jim Brownell. "- ' , c^9s0-ftrf I n we strung 'em up. The nation's H, L. McKay, high school f f crime rate7 in the Thirties and principal and adviser to the the Forties,. J.B., was a njere gronp^ presented the 'new mem- fraction of what it is today. bers and their parents. Several ; GARMENT STORAGE ' '¦ ' ; " ¦ " ' ¦ ¦ ¦ atfe ntiin ' . ,*/ • ¦ * / .• musical selections were offered <0$- ^/co|o//sm not Q — . "After reading 7 your by members of the society. : SAIGON (AP ) - U.S, envoy night. On . Thursday : night j U;S. very appropriate articles for; a New members installed by William: H. Sulliyan and South B52 bombers pounded the insur- considerable period of time, * I President Edwards: v Vietnam's foreign minister gents' positions in. the aireai. In- urge that you continue, since Sophomores — Robert Behe- you have a unique, and percept dett, son of Mt-. and Mrs; Don- were working today on an 11- telligence' reports said 8,000 in- |:;; inherited^illness surgents were moving into the 7: tive; way of appraising;; condi- ald Benedett ; Becky Braun, point program that calls for F A Judo-Glrristiaiiity. teaches as one of its basic doctrines area in what appeared to be an r GET A STEA|1^K KNIFE FftEfr WITH EVERY . tions as they actually exist." daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan cessation 6t all hostilities in ^ that man is created;in God's image.v / / ¦ effort to take the major govern- v 1 — -H.M.S., St.: Louis, Mo. .;. Braun; Susan Flanary, daugh- Vietnam arid a cease-fire in I $3:95 INCOMING DRY CLEANING ORDER In bur childhood, when being inculcated in the essential A — Ah there, J.B.J Are you ter of Mr. and Mrs. James ment naval base at Neak Ltiong Cambodia, government sources ' truths of Christianity, we were taught that being the replica on the Mekong. ' still reading? And T ii dy Swenson ¦ ' ' from a fel- Flanary; T , • ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ of God meant .that we, like God, had the faculty of being able low Missouriah yet! daughter of Mr. i and : Mrs. Don said/ ;: . . ¦ ¦ . to distinguish between right Sullivan, Tran Van Lam and . and wrong. As such we had the Sivenson ; Ai. Add a little olive oil, lemon ability of choosing between good and evil. In consequence we Q — "My rifle is aimed dead Juniors /— Brenda Harcey, their aides met again after a juice and igarlic salt to ybgurt; were responsible for bur actions. : marathon seven-hour session HADDAD'S center on your column (on the daughter of Mr. arid: Mrs. Stan- use as a dressiiig for sliced cu- f i«4 Mdih St. Phoni 452-2301 j /' 'inner-city' schools). ley. Harcey; Janell ; Harrison; that lasted until nearly mid- cumbers. Mix the dressing in TODAY, many of liberar views question or even repudiate night Thursday, ' this tenet. From the context of a letter (COUNTY BOARD "1 — You gave no considera- daughter of Mr, y. and Mrs. v an electric blehder, IGNORANT OF ALCOHOLISM, Sharon Stalka, April- 10) one tion for those studentsi , with Wayne Harrison ; Scott Hegr Sources said they believed gets the impression that the author is of such a leaning. , In skill or trade aptitudes¦¦ wh P seth; son of Mr; and Mrs. Or- the. group had " made technical the dissertation on alcoholism she states , that alcoholism is a need , only a good. 7th '-'.' grade ville Hegseth; Susan Persbife, ¦¦¦¦ ; ' 7 progress in the details" of the disease, './ ;/¦ * ' 'A'- - - . ..- - - A - .A - ' AA background arid who will: quit daughter \ of "Jfc;. . :'and .M^..'- -ty- program . worked put by U;S. '&¦ far I ami In full accord, but I categorically reject that school without .training (before man Persons ; . Henry A. , ¦ presidential adviser lt is congenital. Thus, at birth craving for food and drink llth grade, when such training - Seniors — .;. Juke Antonson, Kissinger and Hanoi'¦ s Le Due is innate iii the human constitution:.however, therei is no Sp- would start). :' ;' :¦••: daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Da- 7 ' ' ' ;:¦ ' ' ' J ¦ Tho v ¦;: : . , , ;;: . ; v petite for alcohol. For if the desire for alcohol were natal ' /; ?2Wyou . did not 'blast' the vid Antonson; Sherrie Feine, There has been n6 official an- WhatM futile it would be to treat anyone . for alcoholism. HowboLt, educators who . are responsible daughter of Mr. and Mrs.: Ken- nouncement on the substance of • In 1972 Americans bought over 63 MILLION I am ol-. tiie opinion that some people alter indulging in for today's: problems — bur neth Feine; Rosemary Heim, the talks. But iniformants said spirits; dyer a period of time may develop a dependency on college A AAiy ¦ ' instructors." — T.T.H., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lou- they centered on' points written AAA AA t^.,rc.d ^ it. The same; applies to other drugs. / Leesburg, Fla. is Heim, and Jerry McKay; son into the : peace agreement • Inasmuch as alcoholism arid drug addiction is riot native, /A — 1 — I'm convinced that of Mr. and Mrs. Hillis McKay. signed Jan. 27 but never fully In 1972 Americans spent three BILLION dollars It is brought about by poor judgment. In view oi the fore- if we give pupils challenging, implemented. • going it should be apparent that it is only justice that above interesting things to learn' they After Kissinger and Tho met on radioi setsand 236MILLION for rodio barteries. 0 afflicted should finance their own therapy ; to the extent of will stay in school /until they the capacities of their resources. If destitute, society should ' in Paris for six days seeking ' ¦ ./¦/¦' graduate.;¦ v v . Bus drivers get ways to make the cease-fire ef- sets aid them financially. // ' . 2 --¦ spend a goodly portion • In 1972 there were MILLION radio in Li recent weeks a number of writers have expressed I fective, Sullivan flew to Saigon ^ of my writing time castigating to discuss the proposals they A their views/on alcoholism. AE seem to share Sharon Stalka's ¦ ^ outlook on the issue aiid expressed disapproval over Uie de- my fellow professors. Surely T Mondovi awards drew up. .: ' AA 'i .A-i-A may . be. allowed to take one The informants said 10 of the cision of the Winona County Board of Commissioners to dis- ' MONDOVI, : Wjg. (Special) - MILLION automobi(e continue .the county's participation in the alcoholic and week off;¦//• ' points are directly related to • In 1972 there were 93 radio* Los Ang eles Times Syndicate Annual bus driver awards have ¦V drug counseling program provided by the Hiawatha Valley been presented to drivers of Vietnam and the other one in- 'AA'yy • 7ln i America* ' . - . ' Mental and Health Center. / . * volves a truce for Cambodia. the Mondovi Joint School Dist- However; there was a feeling in THE BOARD'S action will canse hardships for many peo- rict No. 1 and Gilmanton Area Saigon that Cambodia was far ple. Yet their decision is, at least in part, contingent on the Schools;. V more the center of Ahaerican the health center's policies. It is deplorable that it has a Black River Falls Harris . Serum, Mondoyi, a ruling that recipients of treatment for alcoholism arid drug rural insurance agent, pre- attention than Vietnam because RADIO lilMERICA'i FAStEST be charged the services they of pressure from the U.S. Con- addiction cannot for , nor can sented the awards, assisted by gress for an end to American volunteer to pay. There are also other ill-advised features hires two men for John Herpst, district superin- about the financing. / tendent; bombing there. . ¦' 'Howbeit,-' the brunt of criticism has been leveled against The U.S. Embassy said Sulli- . Recipients we re: Wallace van will visit Cambodia, Laos GROWING ELECTRONIC MEDIA commissioner Len Merchlewltz. The latter expressed his police department Haas, Mondoyi, for 16 years of disgust with alcoholism with some cynicism. Though : his and Thailand Saturday, then re- BLACK RIVER FALLS; Wis. safe driving, and Lyle McGee, turn to Washington to rejoin comments may have been a little indiscreet, they were con- Gilmanton^ , eight years. sistent with the sentiments of a large, portion of the public. (Special) — Lynn Belong, Black Kissinger.- People addicted to alcohol end drugs are not martyrs ; River Falls police administra- Other bus drivers and their though they are ailing, their affliction is due to their failure tor, announced that Craig years of service are: Meanwhile, fighting In South to exercise discretion. If anyone tried to counsel them they Amidon and Andrew Truscott Mondoyi—David Larson, 5; Vietnam continued at a low ebb would retort that this was a free country and their drinking have been hired as the two new Edward B r an tn e r, 6; Tom for the third straight day. The and drug dabbling were nobody's business but their own. members of the Black River Cook, 17; Mrs. Edward Brant- Saigon command reported 66 Should someone want to verify this, try some local young Falls Police Department. ner, 5; Joe Forester, 17; Will's communist truce violations tippler or sporadic htdulger In drugs, who may be tomor- Amidon's appointment be- Parker, 11; Walter Poeschel, during the 24 hours ending at 22; Walter Johnson, 16; Charles row's potential slave of the infernal substances. came effective May 21. dawn. No large-scale fighting A*^ C5 « —aei Truscott will serve as the re- Smith , 4; Leonard Rieck, 4; was reported anywhere in the g THERE Is a tendency for some pnblic-spirited people lief police officer. He will serve James Schafer, 4 ; Harris Ser- country. to dub public officials as callously indifferent when they f ail um , 7; Herbert Ringger, 9; But in Phnom Penh, the to appropriate the full amount of money requested for wel- full time afler he completes the school sessions he is attending Vern Marten , 5; Norman Nyre. Cambodian capital, more than fare. Yet these persons, if they would only contemplate Wayne Diller and Allen Chris- the Issue more profoundly, wou ld be able to bring it into at Eau Claire. He will grad- 200 government soldiers were uate from police officer train- topherson, 4; Gayle Knapp and reported missing after n force its right perspective, and thereby perceive that there are more Clifford good causes than there are public funds, Inflation is ram- ing on July 27 then serve until Charles Borgwardt and of insurgents overran their po- pant and folks in general aro grumbling over high taxes. his classes start in tlie fall. Anderson 2 and Edward Hagen sition on the> east bank of the Surely for tho government to escalate its spending would His appointment hinges on and Charles Knudson , 1. Mekong River 20 miles to the certainly augment problems. tho police department staying Gilmanton drivers are: Jull- southeast. The reports said 300 Too, people promoting a given philanthropy are prone within its budget until the end nne Smieja, 12; Woodrow Rose, other government troops swam to givo it priority in the spectrum of benevolence. Aro the of tho current year. 14; Jelmcr Anderson, 13; Mal- the river and were picked up And Thanks a Million For Making Us Number ONE! champions of the alcohol nnd drug counseling program of The appointments follow colm McGco, 12; Milo Winsand by government boats patrolling tho opinion . that jt. shou ld take precedence over aid to the several weeks of negotiations 6; Ardo Bollinger and Doris the west bank. aged, handicapped , mentally retarded , and other disadvan- and numerous interviews con- Gumbcrt , 3 and Kenneth Timm, This occurred Wednesday 1. taged? Should their financial allotments be restricted to the ducted with persons seeking po- ¦ advantage of the foregoing? It so, why ? sitions with the department. . ERNKST M. MALANB Amidon, a graduate of the Ninth rrested Rushford , Minn . 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' ¦' ' ¦ • ¦ ^ cause he feared that, investiga- 'tenUori.'- ' ; . • . ¦• •:' . "A Watergate( was stemming: from Mr. Hunt •¦ • the White House and the attor- sincere offer which I feel that people on your staff . defendants to plead .: AP. Newsfeatures Writer It cy is a ney general's office^... was highest are trying to mortally wound tion into the activities of the Indeed, he said ; " unethical, guilty in return for help later and other unnamed individuals PhaM 1 of the Watergate comes from the very ' " not toy habit to question when levels of the White House' I you by using the CIA aiid FBI CIA veterans involved in Wa- as weli as illegal, activities on?: yr ' to plead guilty and to go of f to hearings has ended with key ... took place in the course of the two such high offices sanction.- believed that he was talking and Iby confusing: the question tergate "'could lead to the un- McCord: "I had heard from jail or prison and ultimately to figures in conflict over promis- ed an activity-f-it carried the of CIA interest in, or not in* covering of covert CIA .oper^ 1972 campaign! Mr, Bernard Barker specific- about the President..." receive executive clemency and es of executive clemency and full force and effect °t presi- time did I au- people the FBI wishes to inter- ations totally unrelated to the "None of these took place ally that Mr. (E. Howard) Hunt Nixon : "At no : financial support for whether there was an attempt dential sanction." thorize any offer of executive view." Gray remembers Nixon Watergate break-in," he had with my s pecific approval or (a Watergate conspirator) had to receive to blame the CIA—and with un- Nixon: "The burglary and clemency for the Watergate de- fiausing, then replying: "Pat , told his two top aides, H. R. knowledge. To the extent that I brought pressure to bear upon their families while they "were resolved : controversy over the bugging of the Democratic Na- fendants, nor did I know of any yoii just continue to conduct Haldeman and John D. Ehrlich- may in any way: haye ; contrib- Mr. Barker and the Cubans to in . prison and promises—and¦ he tional Committee Tieadquarters 5 man, to "insure, that the FBI uted to the . climate in which major point at issue: How such offer. '. your aggressive and thorough use as their defense that this stated- promises were niade much did the President know? came as a complete surprise to would , nbt carry its investiga- they took place, I did hot intend was a CIA operation. -... Mr. Again Ervin distinguished be- investigation." - given help MoCord A.. Caulfield A.Akh me. I had iio inkling that any In his. April 3» speech Nixon tion intoi areas that might com^ f o; to the extent that J failed to Barker came to me in the cor- that they vvould : be tween direct evidence ¦ arid hear- i.. Barker ... all testified on the such activities; had been ' '; ¦ ' ;' ' ¦' ¦¦ said he remained convinced un- promise ... the CIA." prevent them, I should have ridor outside, I believe,: the in obtaining a job or Rehabili- say. . . ' . ;' ' red carpet in frost of the long planned ..; , (and) if I . had ;. ' Was there a coverup? til March of lifts "that charges Nixon said he had emphar been more vigilant,.:. courtroom of the .US. -District tation' at the; prison/' table covered with greeh felt, known, I Would net have per- Former Acting FBI Director of involvement by; members of sized national security strongly "(And ) it now ; appears that Court building In Washington 7 Barker: Nobody told hlm Wa- where ; the Sehate mitted it," . . : , ¦ and, "because of the emphasis there were persons who may during breaks In the court pro- Watergate L, Patrick Gray III, in testi-* the White Hoiise staff were tergate was a CIA operation. committee sought.; answers to In his " testimony, McCord false;'* But then "new informa- I put on the crucial importance have gone beyond my direc- ceedings and proceeded to re- mony before a Senate appro- Hunt's that "this what Chairman Sam J Ervin said he had heard iroih G. Gor- subcommittee: On tion ..; came to me w suggest- Of . protecting the national securr tives and sought to expand on late to me the pressure which He had word priations : security and Jr. called "questions that ... don Liddy a fellow conspirator, July 6, 1972, three weeks after ing further that there had been ity, I cain understand how high- any efforts : to protect the . na- he said -was being imposed was national strike at the very ubdergirding that Mitchell and Dean had ap- the break-in, he told Nixon on an effort to conceal the facts ly motivated individuals could tional security ... to cover up upon; him ; and upon the other above the FBI and CIA> " There of our democracy." proved the Watergate break-In. the telephone, VMr. President, both . irom the public—from have felt . justified in; engaging any involvement they ;or ' cer- men who were defendants^Mr. was no pressure Or offer of ex- As the - Watergate hearings The President, in his statement something I want to you-^and .from nfle" in specific activities that; 1 tain others might have had in (Frank) Sturgis, Mr. (Virgilio) ecutive clemency to plead guil- decried charges there is '» ¦.¦ ": recessed . Thursday until June 5, T u e s d a y, speak to you .about. Dick Wal- In his statement Tuesday, would have, disapproved: -had "Watergate, : .; Gonzalez, Mr. (Eugenlo) Martin ty and go to jail in silence. .; contradictions during the five which amount to "second-or days ! of investigation Came third-hand hearsay." , '; down. nadriTclearly than ever And .Ervin made it clear that, before in the nearly year-long "so far as John Mitchell (and) story of Watergate tb one John Dean ... are concerned :.. man's word against another's; (hearsay) , does 7 not connect These . conflicts arei clear in them i . (to Watergate): legally ~ testimony and the two major speaking."/ .0- Watergate statements by Presi- "¦• Was ,executi\e clemency dent Nixon—one televised on offered and by whose authority? y April 30 and the other dis- McCord: :"(Jbhn ) Caulfield SAVETO 55% tributed to White House, report- stated that he was carrying the message of executive clemency ers¦ last Tuesday, v &£± ' : '• Were the Watergate con- to me 'from the veryV highest spirators working under sanc- levels of the White; House.' He On Sun Fun Specials the • tion from the President? stated that the President of ' «¦ * James W' McCord Jr., United States ;.. had been I Prices Effective ^^ *I fi cr^n^)^mWAmmmtfmmmTAmllW c o n v i c t e d Watergate con- told.... He further stated that ^L ^^BBr 5 p.m. Fri., May 25, spirator ::; . - ."John-' \ Mitchell, by may have a message to you at 0HEEn v j K^f^ ^ \ ^ | ^^ ^LmmmWWmT£& ^f virtue of his position as attor- our next meeting , from the 6 Mo ?• ney general of the United President himself'" 3 -SP¦ CED 26" LIGHTWEIGHT^^^ H^ *\Except "Monday Only" mm\ and Joha Dean, by vir- John J. Caulfield, 44, former yr^ SAVE *y 7 M " ^\ ^Uw ^HT 1 " \ ^ \mm^mmmLr4r ^ States, ¦ SPECIALS ^X ^i ^&? * tue of his position as a counsel White House aide:. "At no time —. »¦ ¦« ¦«¦#«¦- ih M JkAP J* rXAXAZ. *? ^^^^ / ^ ~1^J^*X > to the President, by their con- in bur first meeting; do I recall e L 5 sideration and approval of the saying anything ahout the Pres- SALE PRICE M m ; } Q95 -f Watergate operation, ih my ident. ... John Dean ... told me ¦ ¦ ¦ ~M $1 H I " °"°°""' ° " ^fc gSS* opinion, gave sanction to the ... 'Jack, I want you to ... -' tell Reg. $59.95 ^T W*& >ZS OTFC 'I _ Nix^n ^ ^©f^ii^ffiE-Ilil national litterest WASHINGTON: (AP)r-D* "It Is time for a new sense ol feeding the government's right responsibility in this country to keep secrets in the national and a new sense of dedication interest/ President Nixon says of everybody in the bureau- it Is time "to quit making na- cracy that if a document is tional heroes out of those who classified, keep it classified." steal secrets and publish them The President, who also em- In the newspapers." phasized a plea for support Nixon brought nearly 600 re- against any congressional at- turned Vietnam POWs; to their tempt to cut the defense budg- /jSMi cheering with emotional et said he wanted to be quite ( feet , ^ " Pedato l^SP vC/ rfl in Ooim If ^^ ^ BI CAM f enthusiasm, as he made this blunt" in discussing what he V^v ^M Rewash,d off-the-cuff remark in briefing termed the "somewhat sensi- Lightweight ^ P STOVE them Thursday on foreign and tive" subject of secrecy. ; • 26" %7/ A \V\# ^ l^ a defense policy. "Had there hot been secrecy, • 3 speeds for easy pedaling! X&ZI \ Y^r GOLF 1R^B With STAND he r said, "there would have • Front and rear caliper brakes dk^^ ^^kw Nixon did not elaborate on been:no China initiative,,there ^^g .»«..-, «A WWIMILBnoinni e S/ \X the ' remark,: Although it ap- • __ BALLS Reg. $3.99 Tto 7 would have been ho liinitatipn •««9.»» peared to be a reference to of arms for the Soviet Union - • 2-windsIiifii(J protected buraeis / ^ Daniel Ellsberg and the Penta- and no summit and...you ¦ men In carton sales only a Oils price S^Wf i %!^W * H* coated a»to'ng griddle (C^ M XX] gon papers case, Nixon also would still be in Hanoi rather Convenientstu rdy may have been mindful of na- every time you *£<>* • metalstand than .Washington today;" He Use your credit b^' ^Sm JT if 7 tional-security documents that continued: f ^ he has said are threatened with "In order to continue these _ __^_____ .^„,„ «,,„_ .. ^_ .__ ^___ —___ ^_,_ .^^ .__ Top Nam© Balls X / exposure in the many-faceted mmmm i — ^^ _^ great initiatives for peace, we Watergate investigations. must have, confidentiality, we Nixon spoke to the former must have secret commu- prisoners in the State Depart- nications , It isn't that we are mm tmm /O ntw ment auditorium before enter- trying to keep anything from SAVE^r+m 12%M I I m n mmrZTZF&Nl|fS^| I I A~. . - ._- ^. ^. — # taining them, their . wives, the American people, that the mothers and girlfriends at a American people should know. __^ Kodak RfMicL. 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(Special)A-A sent a voice re- e-, ' DEAR ABBY: lam nearly 21 and am presently serving -j^-^ifji! € ford Presbyterian Church was Mrs. Joe Haines, Arcadia, ;was cttal : Sunday; at fAX'jj^O^AGeretTipny in the Marine, Corps. I have read your column in the Stars and : the setting for the April wed- elected to the board of direct A p.m., in the W-4 |3HP2 , ; Minn. ) Stripes all over the world and think you might ; lie able to recital hall of * ELGIN (Special — ding of Miiss Diane Stephan and tors of Riyerland Girl Scout &^jjgf| ^H| —Trinity Lutheran Church, El- help me. j have heard that first cousins aren't allowed to the Performing - do their children will not be right. Council at the, annual dinner re- f|E$ |^^H] gin, was the setting for Uie Allan Betten.; .yy A: marry because if they, ¦ A rt s Center, 7 Is this true? : v • , ... .;• . cently at Viterbo College; La ^JlKjM^H May , 5 wedding of Miss Bar- The brld« is the daughter of Winona State ||^^ S^^ H Stephah Rush- For the last two years my first cousin and I have been Crosse. AA M bara Jean Wehrs , daughtei: of Mrs. Kehneth G. , seeing each other. I am not going to say that nothing serious Mr.; and Mrs. Gilbert \Wehrs, ford, and the late Mr. Stephan , Mrs. Haines has . been an . ac- Miss Olson D; has happened between us because that would be a lie. i am c r r e n tly ^^^^^^ BElgin, and Larry PlengO; and the bridegroom is the son tive Girl Scout for X3 years. ^^^^^^^^^^^Hl son of Mr. find Mrs. Duane as a girl working toward of Mr. and Mrs- Eniii Betten. ¦ A She was a member tier master of ''^^^^^Bp ¦HHI Plerige, Elgin. Sg%$ I Dear Abby: -v XA) and has served as ah adult vol- Attendiants were: Mrs. Jerry Following a reception at the . ' . ¦ _ ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ "¦ ¦¦ ¦ '¦ , science degree - V IVUSB Olson Lutheran Church pallors the love her, but . . • •-;,. :.*¦*, '*¦ ' unteer in Arcadia for six yeiars Wi- - Ohm, Miss Brenda Wehrs, Miss I guess we ; By Abigail Van Buren in music at couple left for a honeymoon in ' ' ¦ ' i | V ' " as a Junior and Cadetle lead- nona State College. She will be DeeAnn Diemer, Lonny Plehge, are both . I . ' " ": .. "A " .—¦' . ". . ' ' —¦: '"¦: '. ' " . ",.. Wehrs and Walter the Black Hills. ¦ ¦ and a troop committee mem- accompanied at the piano* by G^raidl R. afraid; We . . • . ' ¦: ' • . er, Timm. Dale Mickow and Rob- The bride Is a graduate of ber She will be serving as Miss Elsie Naylor, director of Rushford High School and is just don't know what to do. music at Central United Metho- ert Parker ushered; I would appreciate any information you can give me on neighborhood chairman of A reception was held at the employed by Rush Products. dist Church The bridegroom also a grad- the subject of cousins marrying, because we really are In Neighborhood 9 which includes The recital is open to the church parlors following the , love with each other. the communities of Whitehall, ceremony. ate of Rushford High School , is are frorii because we public and is free of charge. engaged in farming The couple Please dotft mention the state we Blair, Hixton and Pigeon Falls. The program The bride is a graduate ol don't want our families to know alxjut this yet. She will also be serving as Elgin High School and is em- will live at rural Rushford. YOUR FRIEND IN THE U.S.M.C.. community chanman for Ar- Ne men con I'ombre ...... Geora Frledrlch Handel ployed as a medical secretary cadia. Planflo, oemo . '.¦ ._, .;. .:' Antonio Vivaldi at Mayo Clinic The bride ter, served in the US Army DEAR. FRIEND : First cousins MAY marry in some LB pastorella sul Mrs Haines is a member of ' groom , a graduate of John and is engaged in farming The states but I think yoii arid your cousin should see a prlmo albor* * ., . ." Antonio Vivaldi , St. Ann's Altar Society, the Ar- 11 Marshall High School, Roches- couple will live at rural Elgin. doctor, let him evaluate your family medical histories-(on cadia Catholic School Board O. wujst Ich doch den both sides) and get his opinion on tie advisability of such and Homemakers She is em- MONDOVI VOWS . .. Miss Linda Marie Weber, daughter Wej zuruck , Johannes B rahmj ¦ ; " '. Lsrchengesanq '...' ; * . .. . 'Johannes Brahm) a mamage should you want .chil^ehi ployed as a nurse's aid at St of Mr and Mrs. Marcellus Weber, Mondovi, "Wis , and Doug- Four 'songs 'com Zlgounerlleder Joseph Hospital. Ronald Parr Sr., Mon- (Gypsy Songs) ...... Johannes B rahms DEAR ABBY: An iinusually attractive and sophisticated- las Warren Parr, son of Mr. and Mrs. He, Zlgeuner Memorial Day Weekend , dovi, weie united in marriage in a May 12 ceremony at Mon- Rosleln drele appearing woman, probably ih her late 50s, Jives iri my apart- 1 Komirif dtr mancdmal dovi Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Attending the couple were Rothe Abend Wolken ment building. She wears ho wedding ring and does not seem III to work We sometimes pass¦:..each other on the way out of Miss Janet Berger, Miss Georgia Thompson , Miss Diane Pace,. Dace, mto Dlo (La Forza the building, in the elevator, or coming in.; Dale Parr Don Moe and Robert Weber A reception del Destlno) Giuseppe Verdi — SPECIAL! — School Parr, , IV It's such a large huUding that I don't know where she was held in the church basement following the ceremony. The Hlstorlettes a» CrepuscuV lives Any ideas about how to find out her name? (Stories at Dawn) Ernest Bloch TODAY AND . bride is a graduate of Mondovi High School and prior to her Legends *V INTERESTED BACHELOR lunch marriage was employed by Three Bears Bakery, Mondovi. Les Fleurs Ronde TOMORROW The bridegroom, also a graduate of Mondovi High School, is Complaint* - DEAR INTERESTED: Introduce yourself,, ask her V ir K/ employed b M and L Motor Supply, Eau Claire, Wis. The ^^ name, and suggest coffee or something. If she's interested menus - y Four songs from '.Twelve Poems . of in you, you won't need a road map. If she's hot, you couple will live in Eau Claire. (Beaton Studio) Ertilly Dickinson ... Aaron Copland ¦' ¦ .. v Why do they shut me out 6( Heaven' • .' aren't out anything, v The world feels dusty ) V^-A*^*'vtoc Heart, we will forget him 1AO (WINONA PUBLIC SCHOOLS V "A '-f * X-AXi^f-'^V^^T«'*^> ?\r$ "W Dear ' March, come lnl ij^W DEAR ABBY : My daughter was married several months Tuesday — Fish steak with XA^ >fc J x'^y'^ffr^Mte £*^sfc< ifc / ago. Because of the circumstances, there was no wedding or tartar sauce, green beans but- * fiance ; just went away and got married. . -, >) 1ft Winona Daily News I" Mt^^^^^*^^^^r reception. She and her tered , milk, peanut butter sand- a /* ^ ¦ *»« ^ CC women name TOMT\ (They jumped the gun arid had. to get married before they wich, pear sauce %, '" Winona, Minnesota /° ^ * ^ had planned to.) ;. ^ KJf. TI J Wednesday — Chicken in ^-Hl - " .- winners in golf mtm I didn't make up any lies. I just accepted things as they ' Vr/Wsm \ l-Vv^t^i/ Vr\ \ f*\¦ km ¦ CWm CHHI gravy on steamed nee, assort- > *%? , «?<, .n , ?yy. * »r -'1 . 1 k M ; race tournament played by Wi- W^E^L I J Am I right in thinking that friends and relatives should , A - r* Xs • L*' * «* ,f «y<, ''X> ^*^ " sweets for dessert '* 5 . " nona Country Club women send her some kind of gift? I send wedding presents to brides . Thursday Sloppy ]oe on a :\ ^- -" SECTION 3;o were team five — Miss Mar- a ON ALL whether they had a wedding or not Some of relatives say — ¦ . my bui tered bun, variety of vege- "¦* - FRIDAV, MAY 25, 1973 Al jorie Woodworth, Mrs Robert ^^^^ J she doesn't "deserve" a gift, Why? Because she didn't have l Griesel, Mrs. Al Francois, v 7 tables, chips, milk, sweets for a big wedding? v ' -; - » Mrs. J. W Arnold , team 6 — z^^^mSportswear Please give me your opinion. DISAPPOINTED MOM dessert // J$\ ^V>T^ " Junior and senior high school Mrs. F J Deutschman, Mrs &$:xy ^^Mm^mmmm R. J Shaffer, Mrs J A. Leaf j C/ % OPEN TONIGHT DEAR MOM: A gift should' not be a "repayment" for only — hamburger and french /\ wM/ fries, 10 cents extra. and Mrs M. A Goldberg ^^—A 1 O [< UNTI L 9 P.M. a wedding and or a reception. It should: carry with it the Tied for third place were J message, "Enjoy this—it is sent with love and tet wish- : ¦ ¦ - ' : ' ' ¦ Wisconsin traffic Mrs E L Edstrom, Mrs. D A&yy.yA A ' ;. -AAAyiy yyy ' A . A AA. A: A - AA - Coordinator for . . toll reaches 368 J Trainor, Mrs. L M Kowa- CONGRATULATIONS! . . . to Mrs. Roman Zolondek, ¦'¦ ¦' '¦¦ Westfield lewski and a blind with Mrs. Winona — Winner of the painting given away in our : CONJTDENTIAL TO ''VIRGO" IN YAKIMA, WASH- dairy princess By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ,;¦ INGTON: Even though he claims be doesn " P. J. Conway, Mrs R F. Po- Mother's Day Drawing. . 't have a "real" The deaths of a girl and a tratz, Mrs Mark Modjeski and marriage, he will have to get a real divorce before he is contest named woman Thursday sent the 1973 free to> marry you. Talk is cheap, but time is precious, and horserace Mrs. R. J Helberg. Wisconsin traffic fatality toll to Mrs Shaffer had low putts it's my view that -yoii have already wasted too much CALEDONIA, Minn — Mrs 368 today, compared with 387 time on him. ¦ and Mrs. C. W. Biesanz chip- Paul Solum, rural Spring during last year's record pace. ped in. winners told Grove, is coordinating the Judy Anderson, 12, of rural DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have reached ai stalemate; Bridge winners were Mrs totl? Westfield Women's Thursday Houston County dairy princess Stanley was fatally injured Biesanz and Mrs. James Kahl. We have .been arguing about something unrelated to us, Morning Golf League played a committee, according to Rob- when the car she was in col- bitt which has become a sore point. For about three years we Couples golf will be played hoi serace tournament with the ert Lewis, Caledonia, county lided with a semi-trailer truck Friday evening. have observed a neighbor carrying on. (I'll call her "Mrs. team of Mrs Kermit Halvor- committee of Chippewa X.") >77 7 ' 7 ir 'A. A y .y,. dairy industries at the intersection > . ' v son, Miss Verna Hjerleid , Mrs. County Trunk NN and a town Marshfield hospital of injuries We have seen Mrs. X and her children pack up the car chairman. during the summer Charles Kubicek and Mrs. Ron Organizations and business- road. sustained April 8 when her car months, pull cut of the driveway, and Larson winning first place 46, 129 PLAZA EAST minutes later a young woman pull into the driveway and men wishing to sponsor a prin- Therese CJojnacki, of Ste- left a highway northeast of Ste- stay with the husband for Second - place team: Mrs cess candidate should contact vens Point died Thursday at a vens Point and rolled over. hours. Douglas Dettman Mrs Noel When ' Wis. X attended,' night classes, we have seen this , Mrs. : Solum or committee mem- "friend" leave by the back door Hoist, Mrs Richard Speltz and bers Lloyd Johnson, Houston ; , creeping across the lawn Mrs Dan Tushner Just seconds before Mrs. X's car came down the road* My Lloyd Schauble and Glen wife has also seen the husband and this woman dining out Two teams tied for third Schroeder, Caledonia OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 1 to 5 p.m. in local eating spots; place Mrs John McGuire, Mrs Sponsors will be asked to fur- The problem: My wife wants to tell Mrs. X about these Stanley Langowskl Mrs Andy nish two glossy black and white goings-on. Not to tip her off , but because she dislikes her. Kolter, Mrs Nellie Nowicki, photos of candidates not later Mrs Glen Fischer, Miss Olga 1, Wm She says Mrs. X puts on airs and is always talking about than . June 1. ^Pwl 11' I ill I J | ^Sfc^r bow "happily married" she is, and how she has "trained her Stever, Mrs Henry Dotterwick Candidates must be over 16 husband right," eUv and Mrs. Art Stiever but not yet 24 years of age as These neighbors will be moving in another month, and Low putt winners: Mrs John of June 1, must have completed I have begged my wife to leave it alone. McGuire, Class A Mrs Harold high school, and must not be I am turning to you because my wife reads your column Richter, Class B, Mrs Ron engaged or married. daily, , respects your opinion, and has agreed to abide by Larson, Class C, and Mrs Dan Interviewing and judging of your opinion. Tushner, Class D all candidates will be held June Ocl Set for Memorial Daq fun! WEARY HUSBAND Bridge winners: Mrs. Joseph 16 Coronation of the 1973 prin- H— ,„ — . ..1 , ~ " "'' DEAR WEARY ; I say: "Leave it alone." Conway, first , Mrs. Jerry Fak- cess will be June 17 to highlight 1 ^H^Bi ^, ler, second, and Mrs. - Max Mo- the Nickel Dairy Day 1973 fes- IHBLxW$il;HH SI Problems? You'll feel better if you get it off your lock, third. tivities at Spring Grove chest. For a personal reply, ^ff/sr write to ABBY: Box No. 6970O, VimmmmmmT '* *S$J t A4n L.A., Calif. 90069.. Enclose stamped, self-addressed en- ^tmmmmj^ ^ K l'STV W velope, please. >SHP|^BT I; v> V ^m^^^mlmm. ^HL^^^^i'l .^if Your horoscope — Jeane Dixon ^ S B ¦¦» J^^^BBmmmX cHr <¦ ^M J ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦¦¦¦ M—^ ^— ¦¦¦ I HIIPI W — — « ' * ' llllll I H -' mmm ^^^mmBaBR, MUF i '" A tml AFS style show, Pickwick PTA ' J^^^^^^^^SUmmVw. (R * ' "Aiy.l For SATURDAY, MAY 26 dinner scheduled elects officers Your birthday today: Presents you with first in a run of choices, dilemmas usually solvable only by forsaking old at La ke City PICKWICK, Minn. - The habits. Prayer works, brings a guiding light. Today's ¦ LAKE CITY (Special) Pickwick PTA has elected the natives usually take sides in public controversy, endorse A^KCxAtV' <^^*r^Xw ' i^^^^^^^^^ l^^^^ B^kkba. , Minn . Boys' Shirts—cotton knits flHLfPtlK * BBBBBH ^HPHB L Men's Shirts—sport —Tickets for the AFS sponsored following new officers: Mrs. dissident views. ^ ,' / W*B ~* Aries (March. 21-ApriI 19): Days like this are rare; be and blends. Short sleeve ^ ^BHj P** ' TB I W ¦ ' ' ' ' knits in cotton, nylon, style show and buffet dinner to Frank Wieser, president ; Mrs. - ^ H f\ be held June 4 at the VFW patient , learn to manage emotional stress constructively . styles in many colors—¦ ^^^K '&XX JKL. A acrylic. All short William Franzen, vice presi- 20): \ ^^^ m ^^B ^^^ &^ ^l Club will remain on sale Taurus (April 20-May Steady routine effort is the everyone washable , no iron! sleeves, placket-front dent; Mrs. Gene Betsinger, sec- best approach. Assign priorites , dsregard comments from xTT^\^mk^^^immmmmmmmmwI ^t^^^mB: through Saturday. They are Sizes 3-18. or carcJigans, collars retary, and Mrs. Mel Dingfeld- acquaintances. A[\ \t fijWp If; Pjj fflHBnx ^PB^Ml ^ available at Lake City Super ueminl (May 21-June 20): Try a conservative conven- Value,. Fairway, Wise Hard - er, treasurer. tional course — older people watch all you do, There's ware, Wheeler-Kennedy Drug, Mrs. Edward Olson was ap much to gain if they understand your efforts. Wholers Pharmacy. Treasure pointed hospitality chairman Cancer (June 21-July 22): Now is a time, when you help Island, Anthony's, Blanche's and Mrs. Mike Fisher , program yourself , perhaps against some resistance. Romance bright- Beauty. Shop, Vanity Fair, Lake chairman. ens the scene, despite day's rush , y City Beauty Salon and from Sixth grade graduation exer- Leo (July 2.1-Aug. 22): Continued concern over your re- ^ ^ k' itri'li llli HHiiHM^Hif^Btt^Pl AFS members. cises will be held Wednesday sources may lead you to change outworn habits and adopt a Theme for the (1:30 p.m. at 8 p.m. at tYi'i school, simpler approach. . event is "Swing into Summer." The school picnic will he held Virgo (Aug. ' 23-Sept. 22): Simple, direct actions likely Fashions will be modeled from Saturday with a potluck lunch are the only way to success today. Skip complicated explana- Anthon 'y and Treasure Island to be served at noon. All com- tions , press for no final answers. Gift and Apparel Shop. munity residents are invited. Libra (Sept. 2.'i-Oct. 22): A well-placed word soon saves a lengthy misunderstanding — strive for clarity, brevity. So- cial activity ranks high. Scorpio (Oct. 2.1-Nov. 21): Purposeful action pays. Get to the point ; involve no personalities or side Issues, Settle Boys' Shorts—frayed M SPECIAL PURCHASE for what, you can get. leg M^K^jjj ^^^ j ^^^^^ Hjj ^^^ K 1^199 Sagittarius ( Nov. 2M)cc, 21): , LADIES' WOODEN SOLE I^t people hear from you ¦ _^^^^^^^^^^B: briefl y, Uicn busy yourself with neglected household chores :^^^^^^^^^^^^^*° ^ B Evening may be festive. B ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H^HMen 's Shorts—-twills, Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jnn. 10): Where you can he of practi- ^ cal assistance, help without fuss, If you can 't don't get In the ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ way, CLOGS Ai/uarlus (Jain . 20-F«b. 18): Sharing n moment of stress may contribute to cooperation. Readily give of yourself with -^ littles comment, SO 88 PI SCCH (I' t'h . 19-March 20): Stny busy, no matter how ^^^Jjj k^A sllglit the project , or how routine its purpose. Although not easily avoided , worrying about others is not the thing to do. ¦ m fc»»" ¦¦ /.: .V A-; :t .. y M ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ i¦ * ' ' '* " ¦'" ' I'll ' f p^jj ^Bi^^^^^wiWgWWWII ^^^^^^* * .I BAKE and RUMMAGE SALE Saturday, May 26 "All Day" from 9:00 a.m. stripes. Sizes 3-18. clay weekend and a sum- Miracle Mall, Winona ^^^ ^PMHB f WK ^BT^ ^ ^ d Sponsored by Wenonah Rebekah Lodge Ho. 7 Peru, Ind:, and Mrs. v ..• • ¦.- Thursday ' .. ¦:• Dander's plea for . leniency and ing and cool Saturday mdrn- terday's precipitation, and : ficiating. Burial will be in St. ' • United . Presbyterian Church, leen on recommendation of the placed probation. Arnold ((Doris) Sie, Mondoyi ; . Small : craft — 10, 7 '7 ' Highway Patrol. He was tagged lilhi on ing and early afternoon. the fourth gives the forecast 29 grandchildren ; 12 great- Mary's Catholic Cemetery here. Galesville, officiating. Burial Terms of the probation include sky condition for tomorrow. Today y. will be in Evergreen Cemetery, at 8:45 a.m. May 18 at the 120 days in the county jail Low tonight 44-49; High Sat? grandchildren; four brothers, ; Friends may call after 2 p.m. '¦ , with nrday 65-70. Chance of rain Flow -r 43,700 cubic feet per Centerville, Wis. . '.: Goodview i scale. credit for the time served since HI Lo Prc Otlk Milo arid Myron, Mondovi, and Monday and until , time of ser- second at 8 q.in. ¦/. 20 percent tonight, 10 per- . The son of Mr* and¦ Mrs. Bert FORFEITURES: his arrest; a tour of Stillwater Albany 74 5i v A. cdy Harry and Irvin, Eleva, : and vices Tuesday at the Colby Fu- 10:25 a.m. — Emma Bordner, ¦ ' Steven Schell ceirt Saturday. : neral Home McWain, he was¦ . . bom: in the , Minneiska , Rt. State Prison vat his own ex-i Ablu'qiie 85 52 ..cdy five sistTs, Mrs.- Helen Julson, here; where Fa- eight barges; up, 1, Minh., $49 speeding, 77 in ther Molinaro will lead the Ro- town of Trempealeau Feb. 16, , pense; no Violation of any laws; Min^ Amarillo 77 52 ..cdy Mrs.. Wanda Noirby and Mrs. 10:55 . a.m^ — Normaniaj six 1896; a 55-mile zone, 12:40 p.m. Sat- Norris (Vivian) Johnson, Mon- sary at 8 p.m. Monday. He was a veteran of World no contact with anyone involved Cloudy and cool tonight Anchorage 81 42 ., cdy barges, up. War Iv He never married, urday, Highway 33 one mile in the case* and repayment of Asheville: A 73 50 .14 cdy dovi, and Mrs. Andrew (Myra) with rain or showers likely Mn. Paul Casper . Survivor, is one* sister, Miss north of Highway 14; county the county for his court-appoint- northeast , Atlanta 76 55 .01 cdy Quale, and, Mrs. Victor (Pris- Galesville. sheriff arrest; ed attorney's fees withm :'. two half ending east- Claire; HIXTON, Wis, (Special) - Vance McWain, ; ¦ ¦' ¦ central. Cloudy northeast JBinningham 80 57 .. clr cilla) Brotzman, Eau Friends may call at the mor- Vance McCraw, East Flat years. . . ' Bismarck 64 45 . cdy Funeral services will be held Funeral services for Mrs, Paul with chance of showers Sat- • (Nancy)7 Casper, 70, Hixton Rt. Thespian, forensic tuary ISaturday from 9 a;m. un- Rock, N.C.J $10;*no motor c^ urday, but partial clearing Boiise; -67 46c ;39 Cdy Monday at 1:30 p.m. : at Good til services. rier license in possession, 8 Boston 59 51 .. cdy Shepherd Lutheran Church, 2, will lie at; 2 p.m. Saturday from the southwest early at the Hixton United Methodist a.m. today, Goodview scale, Saturday and spreading JBrbwnsville 91 76 . . cdy West Bennett Valley, the Rey. Highway Patrol arrest. Woman Buffalo ; 65 56 ..cdy Thomas Hoversten officiating; Churcb. The Itev. Calvin Carey initiation held charged northeastward. Cool. Low v will officiate. Burial will be in Dale Amys, Winona Rt. 3, tonight 4fl»* High Saturday Charleston 88 68 .. clr Burial will be in the church $33; speeding, .. in a 55-mile Charlotte 75 56 ; .41 cdy cemetery. Trinity Rest Cemetery, ' B4-63 northeast, 66-73 south- 7 Candidates for zone, 7:35 a.m; May 17, : High- west Chicago 64 56 ;.dcy Friends may call at Kjentvet A;. She . died of a heart attack by Colter chapter way: 61-14 at Winona, Highway in caff le thieff ¦¦ Cincinnati ; .70 50 .. rn & Son Funeral Home after 3 early Thursday¦ ¦ morning at her A formal initiation of mem- Patrol. : WABASHA, Minn. (Special) - '¦¦ ¦' ' ;:v ' ¦ :¦' ' ' ' ' ¦ ¦:• . ¦ ' ¦' , -; ¦ • .^ :Wi.si6biisinv. :¦: ; Cleveland 64 56 J rh p.m. Sunday and until 11 a.m. home. ' bers of the Cotter High School Gregory Zarek, Minneapolis, .A- rural Mazeppa; Minn, wom- Intermittent rain and drizzle Denver > , 65 51 7 .ll cdy Monday and then at the church Friends may call at the Jen- an was charged with theft ¦ ' chapter of the National Foren- Miss Winona to $35, speeding, 70 In , a 55-mile north tonight, variable cloudi- Des ''; Moines 7 70 53 .02 cdy after noon. sen Funeral Home, Hixtou - (NFL) Thursday afternoon when she ' ¦" sic League and Interna- zone, 3:20 p.m. May 16, High- ness, showerg likely south and Detroit 70 58. • '. .- . rri from 6 to 9 p.m. today and tional Thespian Society was way 61-14 at Winona, Highway appeared before Judge Dennis cooler. Lows from the upper Duluth 50 40: 1.64 rn at the church Saturday after- conducted at the school Wednes- Patrol. Weber in Wabasha County Court. ' 80s extreme northwest to the Fort Worth 91 65 .36 cdy noon. : .. day evening./ meet June 3 ^La Croix Johnson, Cochrane, She was identified as Mm. lower 50s extreme southea st. Green Bay 69 53 .96 cdy Helen F. Grandy, 47. ; v Minnesota Gity The former Nancy Randals, Ten students earned mem- The second meeting for young Wis., $39, speeding, 72 in a 55- - '' Saturday occasional rain north, Helena 76 49 .37 rh bership in the Thespian Socie- wohlert planning to enter tlie mile zone, 8:50 a,m. May 17, Judge Weber continued . . tha she was born Augi 28, 1893, at case in order to allow the de- mostly cloudy, chance of show- Honolulu 84 73 .01 clr Hixton to Samuel and Helen ty and 19 gained eligibility for 1973 Winona Steamboat Days Highway 61-14 south of Huff ers south and cooler. Highs Houston 91 .73. „ cdy various degrees in the NFL. fendant time to consult with an injured when Chrisinger Randals. She was Miss Winona Pageant has been St., Highway Patrol. ' ' ' ' ¦' ' ' from the upper 40s extreme Ind'apolis 74 55 ., rn man Seniors acquiring honor stat- scheduled for 1 p.m. June 3 at Willis Fruetel, La Crosse attorney: . • . 7 married here Oct. 11; 1911. The , The alleged theft of 15 head north to the lower 60s extreme Jacks'ville 87 70 .69 rn couple farmed in Shady Glen us in the Thespian Society were the , Merchants National Bank, Wis., $33, speeding, 79 in a south. Juneau 60 45 , ; rn Dan Crozier, Paul Gdltz and according to Bob Althoff , co- 65-mile zone, 11:50 i.m. May of cattle belonging to Lawrence ,. until their retirement in 1957. Rollie took place April 25 In Kansas City 76 50 clr car hifs truck Survivors are: her husband; Jim Haun. chairman of the pageant com- 17, Highway 61-14 north of Coun- 5-day¦¦ forecast Little Rock 84 62 .10 cdy A Minnesota City man, Wil- Paula Foreman, a sophomore, mittee. ty Road 3, Highway Patrol. Mazeppa Township. • ' . MINNESOTA three sons, Lawrence, Neills- She was released on her own Los Angeles 72-58 .. cdy liam P. Whetstone, 29, was hos- ville ; Orval Black River Falls earned the degree of excellence All entrants must be high Ross Doming, St. Paul, $37, Variable cloudiness Sun- Louisville 76 55 ., rn aft- , , personal recognizance. pitalized early this morning and Lyle Cedar Rapids, Iowa ; in;the NFL. / school graduates as of July, speeding, 56 in a 40-mile zone, day through Tuesday/ Marquette 48 44 T cdy er his car hit a parked truck , Chance of showers and thun- two daughters, Mix Chester Miss Dorothy B. Magnus was must be 18 years old as of Sept. 11:50 a.m. Saturday, Highway Minn., $50, over maximum al- Memphis 81 66 . .rn at West Sth and Winona streets. the featured speaker and dis- 1 and not more than 28; En- 61-14 at Minnesota dershowers Sunday and (Erma) Myhre, Hixton, and ¦ ¦ ¦ City,¦ High- lowable weight, 10 a.m. May Miami 84 77 .. rn Coriimunity Memorial Hospi- cussed "The Art of Communi- trants must be single and have way Patrol. ¦ . . . " . Monday and in east Tues- tal authorities said this noon Mrs. Dale (Donna) Spors, 18, Goodview scale, Highway Milwaukee 67 53 .39 rn cation." been a resident of the Winona Allen Peterson, 611 W. San- Patrol, day Cooler Sunday and Mpls-St.P that Whetstone received head Janesville; 17 grandchildren, . 64 52 .46 rn A reception was held for stu- trade area for the past six born St., $25, traffic signal vio- Oren Brown, Onalaska, Wis., Monday wllh highs 59-to 67 New Orleans 83 69 2,04 cdy and facial lacerations, is in sat- and 18 great-grandchildren. dents, parents and . faculty months. lation, 12:05 a.m. Saturday, $150, over tandem axle weight, and lows in the 4K)s . Warmer New York 62 50 .04 rn isfactory condition and being members after the program. This year's list of awards Tuesday with highs 66 to 76 held for observation. Highway 61-14 and 43, Highway 6:30 a.m. Monday, Goodview Okla. City 85 57 .86 cdy Mrs. Thomas Frisby, assist- will include a trophy, crown , Patrol. scale and lows 48 to 54. Omaha 70 48 .01 cdy According to police, Whet- Red Wing mill , Highway Patrol. ed by Mrs. Madeo Molinari, (400 scholarship, and a $200 Joseph Becker, Caledonia; Dpnn Kreofsky, Wabasha WISCONSIN stone was driving west on Sth wardrobe of her choice provided , m. when his both members of the Cotter Minn,, $45,, speeding 90 in a 70- Minn., $27, speeding, 42 in a 30- A cloudy wet period Sunday Street at 1:08 a. won't be rebuilt faculty , were in charge of ar- by the Winona Area Jaycees. ly In the 40s highs general- vehicle struck a 1962 pickup mile zone, ll a.m. May 17, In- mile zone,; 8:50 a.m. Thursday, through Tuesday with frequent with . • rangements. Young women wishing more terstate periods of showers, Lows most- ly in the 60s. owned by John N; Noeska, 1348 RED WING, Minn. . — The 90 east of Enterprise. Cummings Street and Gilmore 5th St., causing $200 damage 100-year-old mill operated by Information should contact Al- David Prodzlnski, 558 E. 4th W. thoff , Terry Davis or write Avenue. to the rear. Bay State Milling Co, here, , St., $55, speeding, 85 in a 60- Kerry Snyder, 1160 W. Broad- Whetstone' car, a 1972 for- destroyed by fire Queen Pageant, Box 522, Wino- mile zone, 2:25 p.m. s which was na. Tuesday, way, $15, defective equipment, eign model, received $1,400 Feb. 15, will not be rebuilt, New SERTOMA Highway 61-14 at Winona, High- 1:10 a.m. Tuesday, West Broad- gone by front end damage. Norman Kautz , Boston, Mass., way Patrol. way and Orrin Street. In years OTHER ACCIDENT: company vice president , in an- Curtis Dinger, La Crosse, $33, Selmer Julson, 653 E. San- 5:15 p.m. Thursday — Inter- nouncing the decision Thursday, elects officers Three injured speeding, 79 In a 85-mile zone, born St., $25, driving over cen- section collision at West Broad- the mill- 8:05 a.m. (Extract* from the /ilei o/ thu- newspaper,; said "the economics of The SERTOMA (service to May 15, Highway 61- ter line, 2:05 a.m. Thursday, way and Winona Street; Michael ing Industry are such that we ) Club was established slightly in 14 north of Homer, Highway St., Good- mankind East 3rd and Zumbro streets. Ten years ago . . . 1963 Bundy, 3930 W. 5th canriot rebuild in that location." In Winona Thursday at an or- Patrol. Donald Gibson, 368 Lafayette view , 1972 sedan, $250 front end one-car crash Oren Brown , The economics of transporta- ganizational meeting held at , Onalaska, Wis,, St., $25, speeding, 40 in a 30- Winona showed Its appreciation and Interest in the new damage: Clarence Gereckc 972 Cheif. $50, over registered W. Mark St., 1961 sedan, $150 tion set the best location as the Happy Three persons were slightly gross mile zone, 7:35 a.m, Thursday. $840,000 plant of Badger Division, Warner & Swasey, when close to the customers as pos- The 799 member of SERTOMA weight , 6:30 a,m. Monday, West Broadway and Grana nearly 2,000 toured the vast factory on Airport Road. right aide. injured about 8:30 a.m. today sible, which for Bay State, International, the organizational in a One-car crash at Highway Goodview scale, Highway Pa- Street. A four-year nursing education program will be started means the eastern U.S., ho meeting was supervised by Del trol. Paul Placheckl , 419 Vine St., at Winonn State College in the fall of 1964. V 61 and 54th Avenue, Goodview. said. The company operates Todd, Kansas City, Mo „ inter- None of the three was hospital- Steven Hondros, 286 Lakevlew, $59, speeding, 82 . in a 55-miIa Mrs. Herbert Honor, kindergarten teacher at Central at Winona national director of club ser- $35, speeding, 70 in a 55-mi le zone 12:20 a.m. Saturday, High- this year after 45 years of long established mills ized. , Elementary School , will retire Chamber alerts and Leavenworth, Kan., plus vices. , zone, 10 p.m, Sunday , Highway way 61-14 at Homer, Highway teaching, 41 of those years In Winona. According to the Highway Pa- mills at Clifton, N.J.,, and Camp Officers elected include Mel- trol, a I960 sedan driven by 61-14 at Cedarhoven, Highway Patrol. Minnesota City, pre- Patrol , ago . 1948 Hill , Pa. vin Boone, Cedric Brown, Minnesota City, Bonnalynn Wos , Minnesota Twenty-five years . . area residents to Tl\e company Is not interest- sident; Allen Jertsori, 333 Eni- was southbound on 54th Avenue Edward Carson, Winona Rt. City, $45 , speeding, 75 in a 55- groceries this year, as well as ed In selling tho land nt Red herst St., membership vice pre> when he lost control , Tlio vehi- 1, $41 , speeding, 88 in a 70 mile mile zone, 11:10 p.m. May 14, People nic Inlying more , zone, paying oul more money for them, Wine at the present time, ac- sirient ; Jack McMahon 606 E cle crossed tho median and oth- 1:10 p.m. May 46, Inter- Highway 61-14 at Winona , High- Max Conrad, former operator of the Winonn airport, lias sales promotions cording to Knutz. Bollcviow St.; sponsorship vice er lano of traffi c and wont into state 90 at Witoka. way Pntrol . purchased a Tny lor cub piano equipped with pontoons nnd Wlnonn nrea residents were president; nnd Stove Cnrson , the ditch. Richard Thomas, Jackson, Terry Litscher,, Fountain will give rides lo the public at Lake Park dally during the alerted by the Winonn Area Gilmore Valley, secretary- Brown received minor injur- Mich.. $10, no state carrier li- City Rt, 2, Wis,, $35, speeding, nflcrnnon nnd evening. Chamber of Commerce today to Coffer NHS names treasurer, ies as did his daughter, Valarle , cense, 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, 85 in a 70-mlle zone , 5:30 p.m. "Allen 's Alloy " welcomed 2l(i seniors and their guests, various telephone solicitations new chapter officers The club will work on com- 2, and Hick Martinson , also of Goodview scale, Highway Pa- May 17, Interstate IH) between faculty nnd board of education membera at tho annual and sales promotions which munity projects. Meetings will Minnesota City. trol, Hushford and Winonn exits, senior class bn liquet of Winona Senior High School nt Cen- havo prompted a number of Corlnno Wooden, daughter of ho held nt the Happy Chof each Tlie vehicle received $S00 Allen Williamson, Geraldine,, Highway Pnlrol . tral Methodist Guild Hall. complaints to the chamber of- William T. Wooden , 917 E. Sth Tuesday noon. Interested per - damage to the left front and Mont., $25 , over total axle fenard Anderson , 658 Grand St., has boen elected president sons are invited. frame. weight , 7:45 a.m. Thursday, Rt., $35, speeding, 60 in a 45- fice. ¦ Fifty years ago ... 1923 "Wo urge nil people to me. of tlio Cotter High School chap- Goodview scale, Highway Pa- mile zone, 6:10 p.m. Mny 11, good Judgment nnd common ter of lho Nntionnl Honor So- Three major banks trol. Highway 61-14 norlh of Mellon- Enoch Thompson, Rmll Tillman , Enrl JoUmson nnd Pntil , sense in'determining tho motive ciety. Family singers to Steven Thorson, Spring Grove,, aid's, Highway Patrol. Hard will iillond tho National Evangelical Free convention of lho solicitation ," David John- Olher offi cers announced by hike prime rate be at Money Creek in Minneapolis . ston, executive vlco president Iho llov. Pnul E, Nelson , Cot- Vleir- of tho chamber said, ter principal , are Barbara ST. PAWL, Minn, (AP) - RUSHFORD, Minn. - Tlie Seventy-five years ago . . . 1898 If special contracts or sales nlves, daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. Three major Twin Cities banks Rouf Family, "Love's Rain- agreements nre requested as fjilnon Vielrnlvc.s, 41 fi W. Luke havo increased their prime rate bow ," will appear ns Memori- Tlio Icnm belonging to August Kroutv.or Indulged In n 81.; vlco president ; Bnrbnrn al l)nv gnosis of the Money NOTICE a purl, of Iho pnwonl/ilion the fro m 7 per cent to 7V'i por cent rnnnwii y nl noon lodny, Doffing, dnughlor of Mr, and Creek United Methodist , ' an employe at tho Norlh Western Shops, chamber urges n delay In sign- unci several moro wero ex- WISCOY TOWNSHIP EQUALIZATION DAY Andrew Mason Mrs. diaries lMfing, M0 Elm the notion today. Churches. In Htrihiiig n boll Mils morning, drove HCVOI / I I pieces of alooi ing inilll ot hor members of tlio St,, and Jnnollo peeled to take secretary, Announcing the Increase The apjienrniicos will he nt Wiscoy Townshi Winona County, Board of Ruvlow, into llm buck of hla hand. family hnvo discussed lho con- Weaver , daughter of Mr. nnd p, tract or Iho validity of tlio sate Tluii'Hdny were First Nnlionnl 7:3/) p.m. .S/ilui'dny at Money at Witcoy Mrs. Bart Weaver , 071 E. King Crook United Method 1st wfll moot at 9 a.m. Wednesday, May 30, years ago nnd 4>nmpany hns been deter- St., treasurer. Hank of Minneapolis , First Nn- One-hundred . . . 1873 mined. tionnl flank of St. Paul nnd Churcli; » a.m. Sunday at Town Hall. Tho $5(10 bund wngon mnnufndiirr'd by firnnt It Lnlor '•A hasty decision , " Johnston If In doubt about door-to-door Northwestern Rank of St, Pnul. Uiduowny United Met nodlst wnn shipped to Knu Clnlio yesterday. said , "generally results In dis- lolcphonu or mull solicitations Tho Increase nuinns that Church , and at 10:45 a.m. and John Waldo S. C. Whltn left for the EIIH I. today to lay in n new stock HnllHfnctlon wlh tho product or cont net the chamber office oi lnrge business lnnns will be- 7:30 p. m. Sunday nt Money — CIERK for hla grocery house, a lengthy payment contract. police department ," come moro expensive. Creek Haven outdoor shelter. liiiij *^^ xmmmmm^A ^^^jm. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD ^PLEASANT ^^^VALLEY SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH (A, Charismatic Chureh) 311 Center EVANGELICAL (East Sanborn and Chestnut) - . Si H» Buschow, pastor FREE¦ CHURCH Pastor Gerald Hi Greene . .. 1343 Hornet Road —All-Family : Sunday school. The Rev. Patrick;J. Clinton, 1:« p.m.—Sabbath school. Lesson stu- 9:45 aim, ¦ Lesson, -"The Reward ol. Faithfulness." dy: -.'fGood Conduct : Ih Marriage." Lesr ; Pastor son text: I Pet. 3:1-7. Text: Ruth .4:1-12. . 10:45 .; a.m.—Morning worship serV|c«, 3:45 p^m.—Worship with guest speaker. »:.30 a.m.—Sunday school — Bible class- Pastor . Buschow. speaking. . ti for. " all ages.' I p.m.—Assembly Tlmt oyer: KAlll clatlon. - present the- message, tlon. - : Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.—Bible study will ¦ ,8 a.mir-Worshlp. Sermori, "Continue' In *M everything. Although a mixture of dead Thursday, 8->:30 a.m.—Relief society. . J ll be held at the Parsonage ,, Pra-yer." 'Mrs. Gerald . Mueller, organist. 7:15 p.m.—Softball vs. Crabs. 9: 15 a.hi.—Sunday school' and Bible a plants, animals, rocks and other forms of life, . H|A Thursday Midweek service Is cancelled CHRISTIAN SCIENCE classes. (West because of Senior High graduation. Sanborn and Main) 10:30. a.m.—Communion. . Sermon and | it constantly changes through weathering W vj_ The senior choir, _ organ same « earlier. , ?:30¦ a.m.-Sunday school. directed by Miss Patricia Brodbeck, will 1 to retain its perpetual productiveness. 119 GRACE PRESBYTERIAN 11 -, a.m.—Service. Subject : Soul ana) sing, "True Wisdom Comes ' From God ¦ Body; ¦ . - .. : ' -;. ''. . . - ' CHURCH Above.!'. : ' But man has upset its natural balance Jsff| (Franklin and . Broadway) Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Testimony meeting. Tuesday, 6:30 p.rri.—KeymenV Readrng : Room open : Tuesdays and . j- p.m.yrSunday . school,, teacher*. ¦with ' Rev. Lynn R. Davis, Paster Fridays, except holidays, trom ¦ tools and fire and set in motion 1:30 ta ¦¦', a p;ih.^—Choir. , iffim 4:30 p.m. .. ' - service. Sermon: . . . Wednesday, 6 P,m. . — Graduation ban- . damaging erosion. Americans are guilty, 10 a-m.^-Worship- ' ||| f " Scripture : quet. - ¦:'' . ' "Religion Without Revelation. "Battle Hyrnn ol ,.8 P,m'.—Graduation service. . : . and that's what we've got to stop. ««•. John 14:1-14. Prelude: Thursday,. 6 p.rn;—Ascension Day ser- the - Republic", Wilson; Offertory: "A Cathplie services postlude: vice. Sermon, V'The Joy of the -Ascen- Jeremiah said, and let us say with him,... Prayer for the Nation;.', smllh; . li p "God of Our Fathers ':, Brougtilon;; Mrs . sion." ; The school children will present ' CATHEDRAL this service. . . "the whole land is made desolate, because yfl Caryl -Turllle, organist. Anthem: "O jj Precious.' Savior , Blake. Senior . Saturday, 9' a.m.^Conflrmst.lon class. .-. - Savior, " OF SACRED HEART , the direction of Carlls An- no man layeth it to his heart." Then grieved .'ll Choir under (Main and West Wabasha) derson. Nursery provided.' Coffee and REDEEMER EV. LUTHERAN following Tlie Rev. Msgr. Joseph R. '' ¦' '" ' ¦ '¦¦ Jeremiah said, "They have sown wheat, but wl fellowship in the dining room (Missonri Syniid) . . • • : the service. : McGihnis, rector . (1717 W Broadway shall reap thorns." 11 a.m. — Sunday school children will f | plant flowers around the. church. Adult The Rev. Peter BraHdenhofl, ? :30 a.m.—Worship, service. . Oh, God, let us be good Stewards m Bible study. This Is the final class until The Rev. Eugene T. Bohn, 10:30-a.m.—Sunday school; fall. - . - 10:30 -a.m;—Adult . Bible study. ./ . associates Tuesday, 9:3d a.m.—Ladles Bible class of His Precious Soil, for, surely f meet at Mrs. John Dietrich, 1J44 Conrad Sunday Masses-(5:15 p.m. Saturday)! ¦ This Earth Is His. Drive." • ¦ ' . - . . . . | Methodist services 7, 8:15, 9:30 , (broadcast, KWNO), 11 8-m:, . 12:15 and 5:15 p.m. Nursery pro. CENTRAL LUTHERAN vlded at .9:30 and.1.1 Masses. . • ' ," T: * Mc-klNLEY . -V Sacrernent : of penance: Dally: 4:4] - . ¦

Sponsors Of This Page Invite Its Readers to Worshi p In the Church of Their Choosing Every Week. Let Your Life Count For God. Hloedow Bako Shop Bauer Electric, Inc. Haddad's Cleaners & Laundry William* Hotel A Restaurant Badger Foundry Co. Sandy's Restaurant Julius Gernes and Employes Russell Bauer and Staff Rocky Haddad and Employes Ray Meyer and Staff and Employ** Dav* Jenkins and Stall Qualify Chevrolet Co. Randall's Super Valu Siebrecht Floral Co. James Hogua and Employe* Tompo Department Store Bunke's APCO Servlc* Merchants National Bank James Mausol l and Staff Manngemonl and Employ** Management end Employes ¦d Bunk* and Imployis Olllotrt-Dlrtctori-Staff Mapleleaf La not Downtown Shell Servlca H, S. Dresser & Son Contri, Oonny and Mike Relmtnn and (mployes , H. Choate & Co. Pate Orootans Harry ind Jim Ornsier J. Stall Thern, Ine, Morgan'* Jewelry anil Mn. Bnyal Thern Morgan and Staff •nd Employ** Peerless Chain Co. Mr. St*v* Kendell Corporation v Management end employe* Montgomery Ward 4 Co. R, D. Cornwell «nd Employes Management and Employes Winona Ready Mixed Concrete Boland Manufacturing Co. W. T. Grant Dept. Stare Altura Stata Bank Henry Icharmer and employ** Stan Boland and Employe* Mrs. Maurln* Strom tnd Stalf J. C. Penney Co. Member F.D.i.C, Slat© Farm Insurance Paul Miller end Staff Jerom* "Jerry'' Ftyinr ind Stall Culligan Soft Water Service American Cablavitlon Co, Walz Bulck-Olds-GMC Dunn Blacktop Co. Jack and Don Walt and Slid l" r«nk Allen and Hmployti Northern Slate* Power Co. Tom Pitts and Staff Gibson Diicount Center Bvan H. Davit* and Staff Ths Management and Personnel and AH Employes Turner's Market Happy Chef Restaurant Goltz Pharmacy Smith's Winona Furniture Gerald Turner and Employ** Mel B ind Employes Ruth's Restaurant Country Kitchen Restaurant oon* Nell R. Oolli tnd Staff Patty I. Al Smllh and Staff Ken Rice and Stan Mr. T' I Restaurant Ron Lvnn and Employes Co, Mr, «nrt Mrs. Sevtrl Tlndal Lake Center Switch Lund Office Supply Co. Winona Delivery & Transfer Kujak Bro», Transfer Management and Employ*) , Inc. Gene Karasch, Realtor Marlin Lund tnd Jtromt Roiek A, W. "Art" Jnllshury and Stall Hubert, Martin and employes Rolliitgstono Lumber Yard •nd Snfe i Staff Rnlllngslnne, Mlnnsinti Winona Agency Fawcett Funeral Home Polachek ilectrlc Sears Roobuck & Co. Brom Machine & James Schain and Staff Foundry Management »nd Bmployai Will polachek Ptmlly Bob Nelson and Emplnyn Watkln* Produtli, Inc. Paul Brom and Employei Management and Employei Van's IGA Shoe! Metal Works Hauser Art Glass Co. Karsten Construction Co. Park Plaza Hotnl Quality Richard Van Normsn Alf Photography, Inc. Th* Man«g»m«nl and Employ*' M*neo*rn*pl - tnd Implny** Oenrgt Hirtltn and Slafl Richard Alf and slaff Man«o«menl tnd filatf Holiday Inn Speltz Phillips "66" P. Earl Schwab Co. Madison Silo* 1st Fidelity Sav. ft Loan Ass'n. Cone's Ac* Hardware Featuring Linehan' Restaurant Servlc* * Joseph and James (patti P Earl Schwab *nd Stall Olvttloft of ChnwttaKoy Carp, Fred tcliUHna tnd iltll tnri All implny ** Hossfeld Manufacturing Co. Warner & Swatey Co. Hi-Way Shell. Burmeister Oil Co, Joswick Fuel ft Oil Co. Jones ft Kroeger Office Product* Management and Employes Bedo»r Division end «mploy*« Roy T«ylor and Kmployta Fred BurmiliMr and Staff H. P. Joswick and Employ** Clartnca Du«llm*n and Slaff jhm ^kt^^ St; Matthew s at td S^^a^ftip Area church Gfang^r note By TIIE REV, WILLIAM P. KALLESTAD, Paster Faltli Liitlicran Churcli 7 services Jesus did IWngs so dear , the blind could see, and the deaf could hear. Once He told a. parable which we have "•• ALMA .: comei to know aa St. John Luttmran. Church, worship its cehteiinial "The Unjust Steward." At tip conclusion B;30 and- ld,!30 a.rri.i Sunday school and ' HARMONY, Minn. - St. Mat- close with a fellowship hour aud the Steward is commended for his foresight > fellowship . hour.. '.9:30- a.m. (not for liis dishonesty). ALTURA thew's America hi Lutheran centennial tea; It's one of psrables MgnmrnM Hebron Moravian Chufch, - . mlislon ; in Luke . 16 in which He , warns His disciples Hijigfgp festival v/lth Ted Harlnrtann guest-.-speak* Church, Granger, will observe St. Matthew's Church was ^^W ¦ noon to use their possessions wisely; The story tells ; «K «r, 10:30 a:rh. and 2 p.rri., with founded in 1873 by a group of f_W . | dinner served! Thursday—Joint . Beres- its 100th anniversary¦ June .16 ' ¦ Beres • ' " German , settlers and . a consti- ' of a man who managed an estate, used great Bf -• • ' j^H Hebron. Ascension osy: service at and 17. . : .; ' 7 skill in defrauding the estate and ever great-- church, 8 p,m'. tution was drawn ,up. :: R&^*~-$'lH Jshovah Lutheran Cliurch, ¦ WI»consln The centennial celebration ¦ ' " ..'. IN 1873 a lot was :: er cunning in looking ahead to the time when'vK^f^l>jl Jynbd, morning; worship, . 10:30 • .rh.. will begin at 2:30 p.m. June . 16 . purchased would be dismissed ¦ V BETHANY and a church built at a cost of . he for misuse of his mast- B&^4wmm with a . reunion of , cohfifmahds, Bethany Moravian . Church, congrega- with the Rey. Grille Boettcher $1,100. The growth in member- . , Our eyes might be .opened hv this, flraair. (ton to itlend rrilsslon festival: tt Hebron ship signalled the building; of 'i -wBrmBMMoravian at 10:3O ond . 2 p.m. . aa guest speaker. A coffee ;¦ teacher A\iio tells us that earthly possessions Hflkj^HS CEDAR VALLEY hour will be sponsored by thp. the present church. Construe- .. may be changed into a higher currency; > Cedar Valley Lutheran. Church, Sun- tion was completed by • W^B-mmWm. day school, 10 e.rn.; worship, 1.1 a.m. Luther League, and from; 5:30 in 1955 at doing good with them. We raight be tempted . ELEVA •:.- . . a cost of about $63,000. ^^^P ' to 8 i>,m.; a buffet supper will ¦ to practice foresight at the expense of honr R*v- Kallestad El»v» Lutheran Church, worship : imr- be served at the church: In ,1967 a fi re resulted In ex-,. vlces, ? and 10:30 a.m.; tto. church tensive esty, but immediately following this story; Jesus calls us to school) Trempealeau County Home, 1:30 AT 8:30 jp.m., the Rev. John damage to the church 7 prayeri, 7:30 fidelity : in small: as; , well as large, matters. p.m. : Wednesdayr-ctjapel¦ interior ahd remodeling was p.m, ' - .' • ' ..- , Soli , will; officiate :at a: Conx .; '.' v To be; found faithful is the one essential requirement - HOKAH " necessary. munion service: ; ' of stewards. We might think, on this traditional Rogation•;: -United Methodist Church, service, '* Centehnial: Sunday, J. E; • A ; complete: history of :the: . a.rri. - . - >Dr. Sunday of our stewardship of the earth God has given ua a ¦• CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION . The built in; 1877, served , until 1955. when (he pre* church has,; been . LANESBORO ' . - ;-, . . Agrimson , . president of the .compiled iri : . rich, and splendid world in which; to live, with mor* than Elstad Lutheran Church, worship,. 9:30 centenriiial celebration P? st: Matthew's Luth- sent church (drawing below) was erected. Southeast District, will deliver book form and will be availabla enough resource's to satisfy every creature's need : : a.m, Tuesday—Bible; study leaders, High- at the centennial.'",' .' .' ' . land pralrlo cptiierence room, 8 p.m, eran Churcb, Granger, Minh., -will be held : Membership has grown to 161. the address at 10:30 a.m. ser- • Have we been good stewards? Our confession for next LOONEY VALLEY June 16 . and: 17, The original structure, above, vices. . JDinner will be served; by Looney Valley Church, wor- Sunday, has us acknowledge we have beeii reckless and Lutheran ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦:¦ ¦¦ "¦-.:¦ ' •¦ :>¦¦//; ' :¦ ' V-i A '¦^-'"/V-f.-XX *****&? '/.V/ie.VK, *... ." ' /• ' •/ •-. •*.. .-/-** ladies of the church, and the wasteful of resources; we have expiated disre- ship/ 9:30 a.m./ Sunday school, 10:3O . nature, and , v a.m. '. ' ' - Rev. Roger : Kempstra garded the impact of technology, will and; even how there is a MIMMBSOTA CITY speak at the 2:30 p.m. lack, of urgency, for our plundered* planet!;Jesus services, continues First Ev. Lutheran Church; Sunday to be followed by a corner: Mijjionary ld on and sayis "If we have not been faithful in handling world school,' 9 a.m.i worship, sermon: "Pray- er Power/' I. Tim; 2:M, 10 i.m. Wed- stone ceremony. The event will wealth, how can we be trusted with true wealth?" nesday — St. Matthew 's school . banquet In our daily byes the secretary .of interior would urge us 6 '.p.m.; graduation service, a p.m. to drive slower, in order to conserve gas, advertisiers ThUrsday—Jolnt . Ascension Day service be at St. Matthew's, 6 p.m. fcemte tell us to, conserve energy- by using less fuel, less power. : St. i Paul's Catliollc Church, Saturday Divinity degree Mass, 7:30 p.m.i confessions, 7 p.m.f They urge us to consider others, even people, yet unborn as Sunday: Masses, 8 and 10 a.m. Holy Day we use resources, and,' as we think about this world. . ' Masses, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m: Dally Masses to be awarded 8 a.m. except Wednesday and Friday, An: awareniiss of , problem does not always lead to a - God a ; of . -: speaker 5:30 .p.rn , - ; solution,; or doesn't compel us to act but urgings from " ' ¦• " to M^halan itran , . . . - - , - ;. - . -:.;- NELSON The Rev: Kenneth D. Dah- people whose: opinion we, respect rnjgfot ' motivate us to do : Grace Ev:, Lutheran Church, Wisconsin WHALAN, Minn. — Dean E. lager, a. inewly-approved As- something'for.our world; . * Synod, Sunday school,. 9:15 a.m.; morn- ; semblies: ing service* 10:30 . a.m. Johnson, sort; of Mr. arid Mrs, of God missionary A hymn writer declares ''This is. . my. Father s world/ to '¦ ' PETERSON Erlyn T. Johnion, Whakti, will Costa Rica, wHl (, u : .; ;.;: „ ; and to my listening ears/ all nature sings and -." round, me Highland Prairie Lutheran Church, worship. If a.m, Tvetday—Clrctt Blbtt receive Ills master of divinity rings/ the music of the spheres.". study leaders, 8 p.m. ¦ degree from Luther Theological Jesus came from the Father - and asked us to be ste- .P|CKWICK: ; . Seminary, V St. Paul ; semblies of God WBBBmmW A wards of our possessions. Might we follow His bid and cafe Pickwick Baptist Church, worship, • , Minn., '¦ a:m.; Sunday school, ; 10 a.m. Thursday- Sunday. ' for the earth, fot. the: animals of the earth, for tie vegeta- Bible-study, -8 p.m. " ' The commencement exercises tion .of the earth, and for others, that is other- people, who S.t. : Luke's Ev. Lutheran church, Sun- also.fonn out environment. day school, 10 a.m.; services, -sermon; will be at 3 p.m. at Central "Vanity or Truth, Which Will You ' Pur- Lutheran Churchy Not only' should we coriserve pur fuels, metals; seas and sue,'.' . Etc, 12:8-14, 11 a.m. TuesdayT- Minneapolis, 'Adult . -.Information; - 7 p.m. : Wednesday— Johnson, as senior class presi- lands; .but we should conserve dignity in people We imeet; Choir, 7:30:P.m.; film,. "No Miracle But ,, ' dent, will give ah address on Treat them with respect and give them oiir attention and Love," 8:30 p.m . Thursday—Ascension " love. It is all a part of stewardship, and may we be found Day, services, sermon: "A Friend In behalf of the: graduates.; .. Hloh . Places; Eph; 1:20-23, 8 p.m.; Friday A 1965 graduate of . Lanesboro will direct, their It fclkfljgM ' faithful In matters large and small.; —Communion registration, 6-J p.m; ^*m«¦* « ¦ High School, he received a ministry to the . RIPOEWAY youth in Costa R**. Dahlager Grace Ev. Lutheran Church, service, bachelor bf arts degree in busi- " sermon: VVanlty or Truth, WTilch Will Rica. They will also work in No services Sunday ' ness administration from Lu- IVlissav bolero You Pursue," Ecc. 12:8-14i 9:30 a.rri.i ther College, Decorah, Iowa, in the Bible school arid help es- Sunda y school, . 10:30 a.m.;: Bible class, 8 ¦ at Bethany Moravian p.m. Wednesday—Choir, 8 p' m, Thurs- 1969.-;>; ' " " - . ' r ' AAy ' tablish churches during .their performance set day — Ascension* Day services, sermon: . of missionary, ser- "A Frlend-ln High Places.'f Epli. 1:20-23, : He received and has accepted first term BETHANY, Minn. (Special) — : ¦ not be held at Beth- , "Missa'• . Bolero," will be per- 9 p.m. - . ^(ladspe a call from Calvary Lutheran vice,- ' Services will R04JLINOSTONI Dahliger is the brother any Moravian Church Sunday . ; formed by St. Mary!s . Church Church, Willmar, Minh,, where Rev. Trinity . Lutheran Church, Wisconsin Biischow adult choir at the 10:30 a.m. he will assume the duties of as- of ;Mrs. Sherman. , The church pastor and congre- Synod, worship,¦ 9 a.m.; Sunday school, : ; ¦ 10 a.m. . ¦ ..-:•' ^ wife of the pastor of the : As- -; gation have been invited to at- Mass -Sunday. ', . .'.' sociate pastor . June 2¦ ¦ God. But always before it was she sings in the: movie. Echo From: Darkness, will be LAKE CITY OFFICERS following Sunday school. Monday — Fi- " - 7 " a morbid, corny kind of thing: play. The public may attend. shown at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at , LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) nance committee, 8 p.m. "What tnaide the . diiference, of God- Now; it's real," .: 'v Aa for the iaJtlaence. Winona Gospel Church, Center .— Officers of . the Association she adds, is a new, brimming spell, whose stage versioii now and Sanborn, - v; for Christian Education of St. faith that has grown In her si- In her former attitude, after has. been seen by more than Narratej d by Hal Lindsey; the John's Lutheran ', Church, Lake New Albin churcfi gets whose multaneously with the develop- finishing college in Pittsburgh, tw million people and film is from his book, "Satan is City, elected recently are; Le- miniature bell units Pa., she had gone to San Fran- movie version is just : getting Alive and . Weir on: Planet land Lortscher, president; ment : of the light, frolicsome cisco "in rebellion to get away started around the country, she 1 want to personally NEW ALBIN, Iowa

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He was born By VI BENICKE " -' ¦til unite will assemble at 10 be offered by the junior high etery 'where they will give a : The honor roll will be read Daily News Area Editor school ..-'girls' - ' triple ' ;trio; ; ''God salute to the dead and sound Ayy-y - A B In the Netherlands, At the time ' a.m. at the Legion building for ' 'y g^nAyy AAA- y of Hitler's: conquest^ young Zyl- by Donald Ellestad; the Crosses Person? are "busily and anxiously planning var- a parade to Alma Public Ceme- and Country Overture," junior taps.- - . The Memorial Day parade stra was placed in a slave will be decorated by Boy and ious activities for; the Memorial Day weekend. tery7 At 10:30. the parade leaves high school band ; "Sleep, Sol- Girl Scouts and the salute to ' - dier Boy, Sleep,", will be sung Whitehall here Monday will start out camp; He will present his views Thoughts . -of a great percentage of them evolve Alma ¦ Lock and Dam parking about America and what Me- the dead will be by the Amer- around relaxation — getting away from the pres- lot; ;* ' ;. by Nancy HpveH and Olga Whitehall and Pigeon Falls frorn the Elgin-Mil|vil.l« Oohi- Junghans; honor to war dead morial Day nitons/ to him, Be- ican Legion Firing Squad. sures of their daily schedules. The; program : call to order j , will observe Memorial Day munity School at 10 a.m. A sides being a farmer, he tak«s 7 Lloyd John- drum beat; salute to war dead, Monday with exercises at Lin- Ay AA' - AP' Many will , enjoy picnicsy hikes, boat rides, Post -Commander Veterans of Foreign Wars Post program will follow at the El- part in community affairs and ? resiortAA-A''A lying in the ; sun, fishing, water skiing, riding bi- son ; prayer, chaplain; Roger coln Cemetery, Whitehall, and gin cemetery. is a member of the Chatfield Alma 1915 firing squad; ."Taps" and at Ekern Park, Pigeon Falls. Memorial Day services will cycles and motorcycles, ;and visiting family mem- Hartman; selections by echo, buglers, John Paul and Addresses wil be given by Brass Band. He Is married and High School Band ; address, the Sponsors are the Hutchins^ Timothy Spring, v 1972 Boys has three childr«ii 7 be held at the Fillmore County bers and friends; Others will get away from it ail by Sherri Bell, and;benediction by , . Rev . Wilfred Burger , United ' ' Stendahl American Legion : Post Stater , "Heritage" ; - Diane Courthouse Park , Preston^ Mon- catchihig a few extra winks of sleep, = the chaplain... - . :; 191, the Veterans , of Foreign Also on the program:: presen- then move: to Church of Christ; 30 seconds of ¦-: Dlckerman, 1912 Girls /Stater, American Le- day,: at io am., ' During the hustle and ; bustle of the three-day to the dead, fir- .: Units desiring to -march in Wars/ arid their auxiliaries. - '/¦' tation of colors, West Bridge and Crown Hill silence; salute the parade are to assemble at "Freedom," and Terry Rueb, gion; -"National- . Anthem," and ; weekend men, women and. children will take time ing squad; "Taps ," Jerry Ser- In Whitehall the parade to Elgin, winner of the oratorical Cemetery.: - ' dead; Blak,, and dec- the VFW ball at 9:30 a.m. In the cemetery will- 'form' at 9 other aelectionk by the high Sponsors are the Preston out, on Memorial Day, Monday, "to honor . the um and Randy rain the program will- be held contest sponsored by the lSt school band ; Invocation ; distri- / oration : of the graves by the a.ni, in front of the City hall. American Legion and Veterans Area communUies have planned Golorful parades in tbe. .'Gale-Ettrick-Trempea-: District American Legion. bution of flowers by the school : and services at cemeteries. Programs will consist of various: scouting groups. The: program will include an cprnmand- of Foreign Wars Posts and leau Junior High School gym- Vernon Lorentson, children; recognition of Gold ' - readings, prayers, musical selections, addresses, tri- • ''• invocation by the Rev. Anton er of Elgin American Legion auxiliaries. . . >:- : ; nasium. ;• Lecheler; raising of colors , by Star parents; awarding of cer- The parade, beginning at 9:30 butes, placing of flowers and wreaths ori the gravies, .;7^ ';;; * 'Eleva:: : v v , Host 573, will be master of tificates ; benediction, firing Tracy Rice and Irvin Mallum; ceremonies. a.m., will include veterans and gun salutes and the heartrending sound of "Taps.-' Joint Mernorial Day services Merrillan "National Anthem" by high squad, "Taps" and retiring of their auxiliaries, Preston¦'.-. Fire- The "Star Spangled Banner" the colors, i by the Veteraris of foreign ^Memorial; Day exercises will school band ; .placing of/ the will be played by the : high men, Boy Scouts, and students ' American Legion wreath on the; memorial of Preston High School, and be Wars - and be held at the Oakwood Ceme- grave school band; invocation and Plainview will be held Monday at Eleva, tery • . ;• Merrillan, on Monday by Mrs. Harold Tomter, auxilif will be given by the led by the . high school baiid, 10:30. ; ary president- benediction 9:30 aim. and at Strum, rhomlng.:-- , :':';'' - - ' roll call of war Rev. W. E. Pope; placing of A parade will leave the directed by Bruce Spilum.: It bave been urged . : . dead by Willie Johnson; Mem- will leave from Preston Eter A|l veterans The parade will form at the memorial wreath, Mrs. H, E- American Legion parking lot to turn but for this event; Merrillan Elementary School at orial; Day address by the Bey. , auxiliary president; sal- lifonday at 9;30 a.m. and wind mentary School and march to Harvey Pedersen ; musical se- Moore Courthouse Park. : 9:15 am. led by the Aim a Cen- ute to the dead, firing squad its way to the. Greenwood vocation Mondovi lection by the high schoo! band; The . program will include . the by the Rev. Msgr. Leo the Veterans of Foreign ; Wars ter Veterans of Foreign Wars f and -''Taps." vv/-7 Cepietery where a program will Neudecker, Gold Star Mothers v salute to war . dead "by Ameri- ¦' '¦' invocation by the Rev. T. R. and American Legion* A Memorial Day parade will carrying the colors, followed by begin: at lo a-nii, . will' be presented, Miss Rita the Lincoln High School Band can Legion firing squad; '.'Taps" The Memorial Day address MprltZj pastor, Preston United The Rev. David Kramer, pas- begin at 10 a.m. Monday at the and benediction. ^:V^Mab$;;^. Methodist Church; "In Flanders Kosse/will give a, reading, arid tor of Faith Lutheran Church, Anyone wishing to march in will be given by Dennis Weber, Senator Larson will speak. corner of: Washington aiid Eiast Following the¦;- .:program:! at MemoriaJ Day exercises will ¦; Field," by Craig McKenzie; will offer prayers; the "National Main and then North on Pau the parade should be at thp Wabasha. County judge, Offer- In case of inclement weather, scho<)i;by 9 a.m Lincoln . Cemetery the parade be held in the Mabel and Hes- ing the "Guard Well Thy Trust, Amer- Anthem" will be played by the Main arid then Norht on Eau invocation and benedic- ica-" by the high school sextet; the program will he' in the. audi- The parade will move along will refuni to the city hall and per; Iowa, communities on tion will be J am e Lohnian high - school band and the Claire street : to the, program 7 s , a tribute to Gold Star Moth- toriurh. Pearl and Hammond streets to participants will then: .go to Monday under the auspices of minister of the : Plainview "Pledge of Allegiance" will be area on the west side of the Pigeon Falls. The parade there the Joseph B. Lund Post of the ers, Barb Wilson; solo, Martha led by Jim Bartholomew, can- Mirror Lake site. the cemetery, with a brief stop Church of Christ. Other pro- Mensink ; the address by Rev. SK Charles on Hall's Creek bridge, where will start at ;fte . Pigeon - Fails American Legion and the Kit- gram highlights: "Pledge of . didate for Eagle Scout in Troop Marching units will be made Store and proceed tov Ekem Moritz; .a thirty second silent 54.: ' .yAy Ay. y' y y y.. y A. . a floral wreath will be ^dropped telsori-Onsgard Post: of the Allegiance," "National An- * On Monday at - 10 a.m. a par- . . npyiAA the American/ Legion, - Park. The jpro igram mere, will Veterans of Foreign Wars7 : tribute;. "Star: Spangled Ban- ade will form on the Ruth—Brenner, -daughter of into the water, honoring all them," Plainview Community nerA.band ; and the benediction streeria^ Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Navy servicemen lost at/sea. include: invocation by the Rev. At 8 ia.m. all veterans' graves High School Band" ; Gettysburg ijacent to . the Red . 0\vl ' Store Mr. arid Mrs. Bernaird Brenner, auxiliaries of both units, the Gordon Trygstad; raising of by Rev; Moritz. and a junior ; at Durand High •'. There will be >egiilar/ mem- in the community will be decor- Address; decorating of graves and proceed to the St. Charles Mondovi High School bant? ' the colors; National Anthem by by the two posts. Grave- Following /the program, the ' School - will give the main add orial /services at the cemetery ated by presidents of the American ' Elementary School, where a pro- Mondovi . junior band, Boy ,, WHS Band; placing of wreath side rituals will be: Highland march will . continue to West gram will begin at ress. A memorial wreath Will be about 9:30 a.m conducted by ' " Legion and Veterans of Foreign Bridge where, the service , in 10:30. The Scouts, Cub Scouts and twirlers. the Alma Center VFW. by Mrs. Tomter; . roll call : of Lutheran. Cemetery, 8:30 a.m ; Wars .auxiliaries; salute , to. the program: advance of colors ; es- placed on-a cross by Carta Gun- Any marching un|t not listed war dead by Henry Paulson; memory of Navy personnel:who Lierman, and Burr:Qak, 9:30 a*m „ and Hes- dead, by the Legion and VFW corting of Gold Star Mothers;' niffson and Mark , wliich wishes to participate ' ;; 7 7 address, Pastor Pedersen sal- 10 a.m. gave their . lives . will : include Legion ; I'Star the necrology will: be reajS by ./^;- /,;/;/Ettrick : ; ':v ' per cemeteries, firing squads and "Taps." placing the wreath ori the water Spangled Ban- may do so by being at the ute to the war dead, "Taps" iThere will be a parade in 7 Following the ceremony, bar- ner," band and audience; pray- Nancy Knutson , a sopfipmore formatiori area prior to 10. "a m The Ettrick; American Legion and benediction :; by Pastor starting at 10:45 a.m. at by. Mr. and . ¦ Mrs.. Ivart¦ Vande ers, the Rev. Don Haarup, at Durand High School. Mabel, becued chicken . will be served Weerd. ¦ ¦" ",' .. ¦ •' Unit- Transpbrtation will : be pro: Post and its auxiliary will spon- Trygstad./ - school; via Main7 Street, to - • * ed Methodist Chureh; . "Pledge A salute Will be fired by a ; ' : the. in the Legion clubrooms. At Crown Hill Cemetery, ser- vided for all Gold Star Mothers sor a Memorial Day parade. ' AA A Osseo" '; ' ; Mabel Memorial Park Charles of Allegiance," Joyce Hughes, squad from the Veterans of and anyone not able to partici- under the . direction of a com- - ^ the vices will be conducted by both Gavin will giv^ Memorial Kellpgg Junior Legion Auxiliary; "Hail, Foreign Wars and American pate in the parade. Assembly mittee headed by Arland Hag- A Memorial Day parade auxiliaries in memory of . all played , Day address. The Rev. Burton America;- ' St. Charles High Legion. ' - Tops" will be for these . groups will be at the land, Beach, commander. which Starts ffom the Ossed- war dead. The prayer will be by Charles Stori and an echo Hpag of the Mabel and New- :: Meinbers . of the KeUpgg School Band; crosses , v Pam American Legion Club House at The parade, starting at 10:30 Fairchjld School at 10:30 a.m.i Methodist churchas American Legion Post 546 will by the Rev, Daniel Rued, First Guenther Junior Legion Auxil: will be sounded by Sherrie ':¦ - ¦ - ¦ • ' ¦.¦¦' biirg United Baptist Church the band will , 9:-45 a.m. - ' . - • • . a.m. Monday, will be routed will be followed by/ a program. giVe the invocation and conduct Memorial Day services ; iary; mempriam. Legion Auxil- Baiier. 7 will play ''Fairest Jesus , Joint services will be . con- from the park on North Main at the cemetery; - invocation, Lincoln Get- Monday, at the Minneiska Cem- : Lord ," vol- iary, VF-SV Auxiliary and - ¦ benediction. The leys wilt . -Wom- : ducted by Dillon-Johnson Post Street to the community hall. the •' Rev. Robert; Arhesbb tysburg Address will be recited etery: at, 9:30 : ' a.m. - St. Agnes be fired by Service • en' Relief Corps; 30 seconds si- :' - . ;v;;.BIair - ; 7 men's Firing Squad, and Taps > . * :v . ,,. , 154 of the American Legion arid Included will be color beareis, "Star Spangled Banner," high by Kelly Ruff ridge. There will Cemetery, 10 a.m.; Conception, lent tribute ; . patriotic medley, a firing squad, members of the will be played.;; v : V and Mondovi Post 6711, of the Veter- school band ; "Gettysburg Ad- be selections by the Mabel- 10:30 a.m., and Greenfield Beverly and Barbara Henry; in- Memorial Day services Foreign Wars, and the Legion post arid auxiliary and program will be held Monday ans of- . dress," Jacqueline .Laufenberg; Canton High School Band under Cemetery, 11 am. v troduction of speaker, Ralph Auxiliaries of both units. Rev. the . Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau address, the , Rev. Pastor Arne- direction of Melvin Rueh- ;,The program at Greenfield Harmony Hughes, Legion commander, starting at 11 a.m. in River- the Ruwal Freese of Cur Savior's High School Band, directed by son ; "Abide /With. Me"; and mahh; advaince of colors, by Cemetery will be by Circle 57 Hugh Watspri Post 190 ; address, side Memorial Park. ; The pa- , will be guest Dpn Rowlands; Marching units are to be 7 hall Church, Mondovi "America," high school band; the liegion Drill Squad; jj ieni- of the Grand Army of the Re- the Rev, James Fasnacht St, rade will- begin at the city speaker for the program; : . A program will be presented formed . Monday at 10 a.m. at at 10:45 a .m. ; and continue to . roll call of the dead, Richarcl orial ritual at the crosses / hy public, With Mrs, Gilmore Ol- the new community building. Charles Catholic Church; retir- In case of rain, the services at the halli where more than ; of colors arid recessional the park. The welcome: will be Galstad; decoratioiiyof graves; the Legioii; VFW and Boy son as chairman. Line of march —- new commun- ing^ of will be conducted in the large 80 crosses, bearing the names Salute to the Dead firing Also: on the program: Gold Star Mothers. extended by a member of the by Scouts, and a tribute to Gold Girl ity building to the Methodist gyinriasium of "HTT Mondovi of dead veterans, will be placed squad and "Taps:" v JStar Mothers. Scout Color Guard; "America," Blair City Council. High School; : on the;lawn.; :/ Church corner, west acroiss the 7 ¦ ¦ ' The Blair High School band *v In Inclement weather, the to be sung by the audience; park to the. auditorium/ iii the ': . v;' : -tburitain ' - . -^. .: Speaking will bf tiie. Itev. Fountain City proigram Will be in the high "Gettysburg Address," Lori will play several .selections and Clifford Ritland, Whitehall. high: school. The Fountain American Legion will Nelson Memorial Day services, spon- school auditorium. Frieburg ; ''Flinders Field," The program: . renditions the Legion Post chaplain Graves of veterans in the five by will visit area: Cemeteries on lead in the invocation and bene- sored by Fountain City Arineri- Paul Holland; "America's An- the Harmony High School Band ; Dr. J. C, Thompson will give cemeteries adjdiriing the vil- swer," Lisa Hartert and an ad- Monday. Schedule; .'Winslow, 8 diction. Glen Hamilton, Post the Memorial Day address; at can Legion PosV56> will iriclud* La Grescenjr advancement of colors, Ameri- lage will; be decorated with visits to St/ Boniface Cemetery, dress by Briar Dose, Wabasha, a.ni.' ; Fountain, 8:30; Carrolton, Commander of Knudtsbn-Matti- Nelson Cemetery Monday at flags by Legionnaires. can Legion Post 81; Pledge to 8:45, and Root Praire, 9. Serv- will read roll cal) Waumandee, at 7:30 p.m. Sun- Gittens Leidel American . Le- A Memorial Mass will be the ; Flag; invocation ; address; son.Post 231, 9:30 a.m: Also on the program: Meriiorial Day: also will be gion Post 895 Firing Squad arid held at St; Agnes Catholic ices are open to the public, and the Eev, M. J. Larson wil1 "Star Spangled Banner," Alma day, followed by short pro- Cem- Martin Elstad, benediction and observed Monday at Faith Lu- grams/ at the Montana Cem- Color Guard will present ser- etery at 9 a.ni. retiring of colors7 color guard; be speaker. John Jacobson and Junior Band ; "Pledge of Alle- theran Church,/ rural ' Ettrick, vices for the dead at six ceme- Fremont Brian Carlsen will play taps giance," Mark Duellman; etery and Waumandee Public ^ with a dinner and bazaar. Ac- Ceriietery. - '; teries on Memorial Day. Kojcah and Post 231 firing squad will prayer by chaplain, Albei t tivities get underway at 1:30 . The parade will assemble at Peterson Services will be held at Fre- salute the .dead. the Beautiful" ' Monday, a program will b* mont Scotch Church Monday at Hess; "America V.rsi- . . the 1*8 Crescent Public Elemen- Hokah. wffl observe Memorial The Memorial Day ; It has; been requested by the and VBattle Hymn of the Re- at the Buffalo City Cemetery parade 10 a.m.j and- then at the ceme- at 9:S0 a.m., at Fountain tary School aM march to the Day Monday at 8 a.m. with a and program will be held here Legion Post that persons seated public," Alma Junior Band ; Cil^ tery. Guest speaker will be the Galesville Public Cemetery at 10:80, and village park where a Memorial ceremony at the Root River Monday. .Members - of the Amer- in cars stand outside their cars placing of the wreath, Post Day program wilt be held. Bridge in memory of those who Rev. George . Jorenby, pastor of during the playing of "The Star Members of the Rowles-Mc- at St. Mary's Cemetery at ican Legion Auxiliary will the United Church of Christ. 6201, and firing ; squad and Lloyd Johnson, superintendent gave their lives at sea. Services serve their annual Spangled Banner" and "A- ''Taps" by Alan Kirchner and Bride American Legion and its 11:30. Memorial Participating of schools, will deliver the ad- will follow at the Convent Cem- Day dinner, following the pro- merica.V Tim Huebner, auxiliary and Boy and Girl tn/the servjeea dress. Any organizations of etery. granri^ at the Peterson Rushfard SCouts will assemble at the will be the Cochrane-Fountain High " ' Galesville Elementary School City High School band; and groups wishing to march should At 9 a.m. tlie parade will be- SchooF auditorium, ;• A Memorial Day program here ;". : : Pepm Trempealea u be at the elementary school at gin at the village hall, led by Lt. Col. Joseph Hamre (re- Monday at . 8:30 a.m. From there Buffalo City and Cochrane on Monday will be sponsored by Day services will 10:30 a.m. the American Legion Color tircdy will7 be guest Speaker at Memorial Attorney Frank Grover , La they will march to Memorial Boy Scouts. Guest speaker will the Rushford American Legion be held in Oakwood Cemetery, - be the Rev. Donald Baumann, Services for the dead by the Guard and Firing Squad. World the 10 a.m. program at the Pe- Foreign Wars Crosse, Wis., will give the Me- Park where the program will and Veterans of Pepin, Monday at 10 am. Vet- be held : a welcome, prayer, St. ' John's United Church of Legion Firing Squad and Color War I veterans, in cars, will be terson Village Park. There will posts. morial Day address here Mon- 8:3(1 erans graves will be decorated in the village park. The band numbers by the Gale-Et- Christ, Fountain City. Also in- Guard are : Dresbach followed by the auxiliary colors be selections by the Peterson ' break- day Dakota Catholic, 8:43 and Gold Star Mothers. At 7 a.m. a veterans at 9:31). Speaker of the day will program starts at 10 a.m. The trick-Trempealeau High School cluded will be the Legion firing a -m. ; High School Band and Kathryn fast will be held in the Ameri- 7 Dakota Protestant , 9; Hiler at A band, under the direction Hanson will recite "In Flanders be the Rev Richard Rushton, "National Anthem" will be Band, silent prayer, national squad, playing of "Taps'' And can Legion clubrooms. Visits ,to pastor of Durand United Metho- played by the junior high school anthem and benediction, Fol- recitations; Nodine, 9:15; Prospect Hill , of Carol Jean Debold, will fur- Field," Preceding the program, area cemeteries start at 8 a.m., 9:30, and La Crescent Catholic nish music. The parade will pro- a parade will consist of. the dist Church. In inclement wea- and include: Highland Prairie, ther, the service will be in the 10 a.m. ceed up Main Street to the vil- band , Legion members, color Hart St. Joseph's, North End , Penin High School gymnasium, ¦ ¦ ¦ > < A Field Mass will be held at lage park where a short rest is guard and other Units.: Mem- ' ' ¦ ' . > Bridge, city , Johnson and Rush- ¦•'X '~42. &i.s - ' . the La Crescent Catholic Ceme- scheduled. Jim Sauer, instruc- bers of the American Legion The program: "Pledge of Al- ford Lutheran. legiance" by Pepin Boy Scouts; tery at 10. tor at Central High School, La Auxiliary will serve dinner in The parade starts at 10 a.m. Memorial services at the Crosse, Wis., will address the the high school auditorium invocation by Pastor Rushton; , be- at the library and the program, , cemeteries and at the village group and the band will play. ginning at . 11:30 a.m. It is open "National Anthem " Pepin Hiph at 10:80 at the Good Shepherd School Band; reading, Rowena park are open to the public. From the park the parade to the public. Lutheran Home. It consists of: The Legion will serve a ChicR- will proceed to Mount Hope Little; band selection ; reading; flag, raising and National An- ^y WKBLmmmmmmmm ^mmmmmmYfB ' A _^^_ _ ^ M en-Q along with hot dogs and Cemetery where a message will "Memorial Day." by Mrs. Vic- ' ffw^^^^^^^^^^Bf iH^LmmmV& ^^^^ i^mmmmm*, ^_ _ ^m ^_ ^_^_^_^_^_ Wabasha them ; welcome; Mayor Vernon toria Pet ers; address by Pas refreshments at the park fol- be presented by the Rev . Mil- Bunke; selections by the Rush- lowing the program. ton Straube, Zion United Church Gun salutes at Wabasha River- lor Rushton ; a band selection; ford IJigh School Band ; address, closing, praver: military salute of Christ, Tlie band will play view and Theilman cemeteries by Adolph Bremen editor-in- Lanesboro and the American Legion Fir- at 9 a.m. and at St. Felix by Henry G .Johnson Post 222. chief , Winona Daily & Sunday American Legion and "Taps ing Squad will salute the dead. Cemetery at 9:15 will opeiv the News; prayers, the Rev. Owen " American Legion Post No, 40 A wreath will be placed on the annual Memorial Day services by buglers. will have charge of the Memo- Gaascdelen; firing squad and cross in thei r memory, Monday sponsored by the Waba- "Taps. " rial Day parade and program The procession will proceed sha American Legion and VFW In case of rain the program ' to be held in Sylvan Park Mon- Independence mT $A S. > ^'^^^L* ^''Mttf^^^^HK. ^iijhiflttfl ^^Sr tSSmmmmm. to Calvary Cemetery, where the Posts. wiU he held in the city fire hall. day starting at 10 a.m. The parade will form at Sec- American Legion Post 18H Rev. Syxlus Burg will offer will have charge ol Memorial All veterans' organizations prayer, followed by a band se- onl and Pembroke streets at Housto n and their auxiliaries, Boy, Girl 9:30 and march to Schmidt Day services Monday at 10:31) lection , placement of the wreath a.m. at the city park, The fol- and Cub Scouts, Brownies and and the gun salute. Park, with transportation fur- Schedule for the Houston school children are to meet at nished Gold Star mothers nnd IiCgion Memorial Day lowing have been asked to as- The wreaths to be used were American semble at the high school at 10 the Lanesboro High School at made by Mrs. Gert Kellogg, guest , speaker, Rep. Richard program: 9:30 a.m., parade for- 9:30 a.m, Gold Star Mothers Lemke; proprnm at a.m. prior to marching to the first auxiliary president. . mation ; 10 a.m. , , 'lra ***** *** > MMI| ; ' •fHv ' ltf fB2i^RR^^^^^EBmwjfirr& MmLl jmmWfr t'i^J^f^^^^^^^ will ride in the parade, Auxili- The program will include the Villngo Park ; introduc- park American Legion Color ^ Houston , ary members will take them National Anthem , Wabaslm High tion , Donald 10. George , coii' - Guard firing squad , Post 1R8 Spring Grove Gold Star Mothers out (or coffee nftor the pro- School band; Pledge of Alle- mnnder; invocation , Arnold Pe- members, , gram. Recognition will he given Rep. Leonard Myrali , Spring giance, Roy Scouts; "1 Am terson , ' chaplain ; remarks, Le- auxiliary members and the In- lo the deceased veteran , whose Grove, will give the Memorial Your Flag," Glenda Kennedy ; gion Auxiliary; selection , Hous- dependence High Scliool Rand. flag will be flown in his honor Dny address here Monday at invocation , the Rev, James ton High School Rnnd; address, The program will consist nf during the Menwifll Day pro- 10 a.m. in tho city park. The Bourdon , United Church of thc Rev. Gordon Langmndo; selections hy the high school gram, Anyone having a vet- Rev , Normand Person will of- 'Christ and Fnilli Lutho v an placing of wrenlh on cross , Ileus- band; prayers hy the Rev . eran's flag Is asked lo mark It fer the Invocation and benerlic- Church ; lrihul.es , David Molz ton Scouts; roll call of (ho dond , Herbert. Zoromski; introduction and leave it at Ciipion's Hard- tion. Select tons will bo played and Dc.bni Wilcox; the address Chnrlfis Hanson , ndjutnnt; si- of speaker , Dennis Mnule, post ware Store no Inter thnn 5 p.m. by the Spring Grove High hy Rop. Lemke ; placing of the lent prayer; National Anlhem , commander; address , John Lu- Saturday. Flags may be picked School Band, under llie direc- gold star, Mrs. Margaret Ruiz; Houston High School Rand; cente; roll call , Ray Pietrek , up again nt Capron 's after Me- tion of Tom Shotterley, Melody wreath for unknown soldier , hoticdirtioii IVtoM iir Salute with Cnrol Melby, poppy prin- Art J, Htigor mul Walter Pnsse ; to the Dead , firi ng squad , and cess, nnd her nllendnnts , Judy gun snliito; taps, nntl the hetto- "Tu ps, " Mike M arkcgnnl. Knulsoi) nnd Snnclrn Mnule, diction by tho Rev. Msgr. Jos- placing poppies on the monu- WESTGATE OPTICAL eph Davy, chaplain for the VFW ment ns ench nnmc is called ; l-oplon Posts. rifle salute, Post Iflfl firing - LARGE SELECTION OF Wisconsin sqund; "Tans," hnnd members. ¦ gfA'bf QUAUTY BRAND EYEWEAR. Ca ledonia Nnwatt Stylei — Fo»f Scrvlra Viliii :/«k PAMIIY Durand Alma PRICED to Fit Your BUDGET ¦ Stnln Senator I,ow Lamon will ¦ 1 ^ 7 CT deliver Ihe address nt Memorial Memorial Dny services will On Memorial 'Day, nl B:.1(l Try totally cliffcrcntCROWUGHTtonight. Wf IM iw \i CONTACT LENSES ->r Duy NorvicoH In the Villngo Purh be hold Monday In Memorial n.nv the Amerlcii n l -eglon fir- Mf x^l content* vuIWilwuy \-*\ne\s collrcr io;(.'row llmillrry < .nmp*nv, IMh»ml I ttnluriiti I mif . W for an «p|H>t*ntmant. Ihe park. SI. nl. 11 a.m, IUP »tori! ii«iiic !):lf> Cronin Lut heran , nnd Ixiinwillr, Krm in ky •141201 - «n«l pr< ivnlc your n.imr , ii.l'liC",Voiirinimiwiln , iHilihnc ami nriir , riin Oiilcrlimin High Srlmo] Muster of ceremonies will he , *l>lri-sv Only imp relun.l per cu*.|imicr. V«ml wln-tr uxc.l, proliiliMr.l or oilicrwnt totriuc.l Iiy law. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 0:30, town of Lincoln ci-inolory mul hand will piny "Star Spangled Riclmrd DuoNterboek , high JUSIIII ril Y COMPANY ¦ I.OUISVII. I.C, KfNlUCKy WINONAi WESTOATE SHOPPING CBNTBR/454 5J84 Humor ," followed hy tho Pledge school forensics conch. Colors (I'rnnR); Sqund 2 - o a.m., IIGHr WHISKfY ' HGHTYPIIOOl • CHOW of .Allegiance, Following tho In- will b« posted by mombors ol Toll Church Cemetery ; 9; 15, : Qsihkdsh TwiiK:gain/fie^ stunned 4-0 JWKpof^ Rain delays NAIA

0I0&0^jurth when Bob Darwin dou- Danny Thompson's, single. By PAT THOMPSON took third tin a passed , Minn, (AP) bled, Roil Carew tamed in the top BLOOMINGTON ball/ and trotted home on Mit- Area Four tourney — .A bunt single , cost Bert s; defense play beWhd . Blyleven terwald' slow rolling ball on By STAN SCHMIDT ,7 Jeff Ross came Into the touN his first major league mound.; when he lunged to stop a age : into the tournament is Blyleven the wet grass past the Daily News Sports Editor now .22-7, arid Missouri West- ney with a teana-high .410 bat- no-hitter, . and the 23-year-old They picked up another run grounder f rom going into; rigfet 7 WAVERLY, Iowa — Rain ern is 28-15./ tiiu* average but went 0-foi--5, Minnesota. Twins right -..hander after two were out in the eighth field ahd then fired in time to played wliio -Doug Sauer, who Was hit- , swinging , on a havoc with the first Terry Brecht, a senior right- ' ¦:- when Braun get pinch hitter Gail Hopkins at day'i schedule of the NAIA hander, hurled Winona to its ting ,336; went; W6r-4, Ross said ,he knew it was coming. take sign, slammed a double Ed Kirkpatrick stepped up to first with two out and one on Area Four Baseball Tourna- opening-game victory as Mike alone, left six runners on base and then advanced home on ¦ lead off-the Kansas; City fifth in;the eighth. ' ment here Thursday, but Wi- Urbach and Jeff Fleck picked as the Warriors stranded a to- inning/¦; of . Thursday night!s ' nona State and Morningside up their second home runs of tal of ten and MW six. BraUU made a fine catch oyer Iowa still mafSaged to advance the season both solo sliots game that had already been de- his head of a foul pop in the ^ SAUER, however; dfd man- layed by rain . for an hour when to the second round. - ln the second and eighth in- age to get a stolen base his Blyjeveji called out to* third first andC right : fielder Bobby Defending champion Winona ning respectively. ^ Darwin went bacfe to/the warn- 19th of the year, after drawing baseman Steve' Braun. / had no trouble with/ tiie rain This marked the first time ¦ '¦ ¦ ry. 7 ing .track/in, the seventh to take / a walk. „ . . . "Hey, Braunie, move in," arid only a little more from in the: three consecutive years should an if-neces- , 'This guy a drive by Amos Otis. Missouri; However, Blyleven related '. Western ias the War- the Warriors have participated aiy gamei be tequiaed, it will may try to bunt;'' . Kthitt Cily W ¦ Minnesota (J) "• ". .. riors, now 24:5-1, toppled the in the NAIA area tourney that abrhbl abrhbl be played around noon. Satur- " Griffons 4-2 in the double elim- they have been , di(t Hovley.rt : 4 0 0 0 Hisle.cl ' 3 OO 0 able to win day. ' : ' Kirkpatrick who not hear Rojasab 4 0 0 0 CarevMb 3 0 1 .0 ination tourney's op eni n g their opening game. Wlnon* If. (4) Wliiourl Woil. (1) Mayberry.lb 3 0 0 0 Cllva dh 4 » O 0 ¦ the command, laid -a perfect . ' • ¦ »br h • ' , - ¦ .- . ¦ ib rh . Klllebrw lb 4 0 OO game.. . . - , bunt down the third base line Olis.cl 3 0 0 0 . Brecht who also went 2-for- Voungbauer.cf 3 2 1 Cl»rk,American League's third MtRae.dh 30 0 .0 : Braun, . . . although Ross 5 0 0-. O'Brien,II 4 IJ ; . 00 TerrelUb 0 0 O O .c ¦ ¦ Hoaly.c 2 0 he did give up : 3 P 1 Bray^Jb' -4 0 1 no-hitter of the season. ' . l 1 seven hits in- Bolhwell.lb . . Patek.u .10 6 0 Thompsn.ii: 4 0 Llnbo,2b 4 0 0 Haban,dh ;A: 4 0 0 0 0 Nilterwld.c 4 OS 1 cluding three to Tom O'Brien But Blyleven, 5-6. after -his Hopkins.ph 1 0 Urbach,r( . 4 1 1 Demarla.c 7 4 0 0 ' - ; 2;o . - Floyd,«j 0 0 0 0 . . .HolMf - 4 0, who cracked a solo homer in Evjen.si * 4 0 1 Berb«ek ,rf - 4 0 0 third; straight . victory, finished Dragcp 0 0 0 0 ¦ Blyloven.p 0 0O0 Warfibrs clllb the bottom of the ninth inning, FlecK.II • ' 41 2'. Burlescn,lb a 0 1 up with a 2-Q victory that .seht ¦ —- KMlnekp 0P0 '¦ ' '' • ' . the Twins into a tie for second Totals ia- o r« . . Totals* 34J1H one season (9) , struck out si?«; Totals 34 4 » ——- KANSAS CITY ...... :.- 000 000. 000-rO " EN ROUTE: TO NO. 11. . Knuckleballer Wilbur Wood's Totlll 35 17 ' ¦ .;¦ ' , 000 100 ^-2 : / . in the West Division with Oak- MINNESOTA . . .. 01* 1 walked none arid never really WINOMA ST. . ,...... ,..; 110 001 010-4 DP-Kansas City 1. LOB-Kansas- City major leagues and one Of - the Morningside 10-0 11-3 record is the best in the MISSOURI WEST. .. IOO 000 001-rl land aiid California 3& games Darwin, got into a jiam except in the first . 3, Minnesota 10. JB—Holt h. E—Saner, Ev|cn, Demi'rla'. RBI—Both- back of .-Chicago./' ' ' reasons:; the Chicago - White Sox are off ; to such a fast/start. Braun, WAVERLY, Iowav- Winona iniiing when Dick Coy singled well, Urbach, Fleck, Coy, O'Brien, SB— '¦::. : : ¦ "I ;moved two steps in and PITCHING SUMMARY Here, he uncorks a knuckler at a California . Ahge-1 batter ih the •' Griffons : initial run. Clark, Bray, Burloion, HR - Urbach, '¦ ¦¦11 2 11 i State moved into the champion- . ' braao (L, 4-4) ...« . Fleck,. O'Brien. SB—Youngbautr, Sailer. one toward the bag," said 10 » »" 7 in Chicago Wood has won 10 ship game Blyleven (W, 5-« l * in the Sox' 4-1 win. Thursday . of the NAIA Area BRECHT BOOSTED Ms ca- DP-Wlnona (Llnbo-BolhW-ell), LOB-WI- PB—Hiialy. T—2:15. Ar-4,585. Braunv .."It/was a perfect bunt. of his last 11 starts." (AP Photofax) / Four Baseball Tournament; here reer record to 15-2 and his sea- non» 10, Missouri- West. 6, .,.: - . . ' The ball came to a stop in the this morning by virtue of a PlfCHINO SUMMARY son mark to 9-1. IP H Ri ER BB 10 wet grass and . I couldn't make 1O-0 triumph; over ' • ¦ 7¦ ' !' .»¦¦ ' Morningside Brecht, while tying the school Brecht (W,:. 9-1) ...: • . . '-I - a play on it.. I thought it might College of Sioux Gity, Iowa,.in Ka«ln»f (L, 4-3) .. » -¦' , » ' 4 4 7• 7* even.go foul. a game called after seveh record for complete games In WP—Kastnir I. T-2i0«. - ' ¦ Wood notches No. Jl in- Kirkpatrick, who said '' ' he nings because oif the 10-run rule. couldn't recall spoiling a no-hit- Senior righthander Lee Boett- ter, before, explained his ver- cher fired a ohe:hitter and sion;// / . A' ' AAA struck out 12 to boost his record to 7-1 for the season. Mike Ur- .' wasn't even thinking about Ali tfinm "I ^i bach, who also homered in the gr/c/> it at the time," said Kirkpat- l^ Warridrs'v4-2 victory over Mis- rick, "I was just trying to get souri Western Thursday, belted ori base and get something start-, a grand sl&m; off losing pitcher ed. I don't think Braun Could Rex Johnsrud in the third in- have got me ; if he had tried to ningv and then Tad Bothwell basebaN ^ Wfe ' throw^/v" - // cracked a two-run shot ih the Blyleven • walked',- only ftvo top of the seventh to account batters, John Mayberry in the By KEN RAPPOPORT In the other American • for the ten-run margin 7 first inning and Fran Healy, in Associated Press Sports Writer League games, the Boston Red Coach Gary : Grob's squad , the; eighth, 'and struck out sev.- ¦ now 25-5-1, :: had a chance to "He's just ; Wilbur -Wonder- Sox walloped • the Milwaukee ; en. , v ful !.,'' says Chuck/Tanner. Brewers '10-1; the: -Detroit Ti- clinch the area - title: when it "That : probably was the best A played again today at 4 p.m., Two Winona State: College Felt, Tom Johnson, Don Raj- Petrpcel Red Sox s really Wilbur Wood, but gers - 'blanked, the York Alumni games, one football and tora , Arlie Irke, Tom Precious, lil He' New weather permitting. , I've ever pitched," said Blyle- The War- m^i^^' ¦: ven. "I would have liked- a no- you can pardon : the Chicago Yankees 4-0 and the Minnesota riors' opponent was still uncer-. oiie baseball are on tap this Joe Kiiisle and Ed Hall. hitter, but we won and that's White Sox manager for speak- Twins trimmed the Kansas City tain at press time as . Missouri weekend. THE ALUMNI baseball team Coach Bob Keister's football is expected to jnclude: Mark the main part, If a nd-hltter ing in. superlatives, v Royals 2-«. Rain postponed a Western and UW-Oshkbsh were comes, it comes.'* Chicago's . . star pitcher .. had involved in a 7-7 tie after seven squad , engaged in spring prac- Raas, :: Chip ; Schwartz, : Larry batter Brewers \0A doubleheader, between the Bal- innings . tice for the past three weeks, Senrick, Denny : Morgan, Mike Blyleven said he thought ttie just won his llth game—tops in in another morning ; :"; BOSTON/UP) -i- Rico Petro- geance. He drove in three runs the majors—with a 4-1 decisio>n timore Orioles and Cleveland game. will: take on ah alumni contin- DeWyre. Bob Goidstrand, Loren umpires would call the game ' 7 during the rain delay and "the celli went to teammates for ad- and . scored three while hiking oyer the California Angels 'Indians.- - /' The winner, of that contest gent Saturday at 7:30 p,m. at Behz, Dick McNary. /- was to play Morningside at 1 Maxwell ; Field' Bill Kroschel,.Todd Spencer, way it was raining this morn- vice and took it. Now he hopes his average 23 points to : .214. - 7 Thursday. . In the National League, the : ing I didn't even think we could p.m. for a berth in tbe : cham- iCpach . Gary Grob's -' , baseball John Almquist, Denny Iverson, ' he's oh the beam, ready to give Wood earned the decision Atlanta Braves turned/back the team, which is play tonight- T(huisday).;":''- .' :- ,". "I guess I was doing every- pionship game of the double- competing in the John Riles, DeanvYoost; Steve the Boston Red Sox some bad ly over Nolan Ryan, the Angels' San Francisco Giants 2-1 and elimination tourney. Area Four tournament this ; thtng wrong," said Petrocelli; Krinte, DavevAhderson, Giirt Twins catcher George Mitter- needed punch / hard-throwing riglitliahder. the New York Mets stopped the week, will meet an alUnani team Bailey, Rich Decker - arid Gena "I hit the ball real gflod/ana" who has been plagued by a bad Ryan struck out IS batters to Los Angeles Dodgers 7-3 in 19 Sunday; at 7 wald, who had three hits and . ¦/ ¦ at¦ 6 p^ni. Gabrych Schultz. . ' -: / drove in the important first rum hope I can keep it: up;" the vet- knee."Sure, I drove in a; run raise his major . league-leading innings, • erit-.- ' story for Mornirigside and Park.'; ": ¦;¦' in the fourth ;inning with an in- eran third ; baseman said after as we beat Milwaukee Wednes; total to 107/ ¦ Dick ' McAuliffe sluggedAA- a the : University* of Wisconsin-: THE BASEBALL game will field hit, said it .was one of the belting his seventh homer and day night, but I wasn't my- Because of his fabulous start, three-run homer and Mickey Oshkosh. With Mornirigside in be the first ever between the ¦« i :; a - AAAj/tgat^Am self." ¦ ¦:¦ Lolich fired a six-hitter to pace ¦ best games he has ever caught, three line; singles Thursday Ss an 11-3 record and 10 victories possession of a 1-0 lead on the varsity and aluinni. The football . . -Prolept ;.g^»i : :¦' . "He (Blyleven) didn't hang a the Red Sox whipped; the Mil- After that 5-3 victory, Petro- in the last ll games, Wood was Detroit over the New- York strength of Scott Burgasoh's game will be the fourth annual : curve ball all night and I've waukee Brewers 10-r before a celli sought out Carl Yastr- naturally asked about a pos- Y a n k e © s . McAuliffe's first home run in the fourth inning, 'affair. ' : "/' ' :/;Tour .; never caught a game where crowd of 8,416 at Fenway Park, zemski v and Reggie Smith, sible. 30-victory year. Or even homer of the year lkhded in the the game was halted in the top Expected to be competing for :' ' |||«i^pi upper riglit field seats at Tiger ¦¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ that didn't -happen," said Mit- Petrocelli , who took the field along with coach Eddie Po- 40, for that matter. of the fifth with one out. That the alumni Saturday are: Rob- ' ¦ Earn- ¦ ' . : terwald; • - . with only t"wo hits in 24 pre- powski. In the middle of the "No comment, he said. "My Stadium following singles by was at 1:02 in the afternoon. ert McDonough, Jim Baker, . . |t^3HB - ¦' "¦T ¦• •scpied their first vious trips to the plate, broke clubhouse, Smith, although dis- game—N"o. Gates Brown and Duke Sims. ¦ - he Twins . goal now is the next , Curt Palmer, Bob Welch, Wally . . : run off Dick Drago. 4-4, in the out of his slump with a ven- abled with a pulled thigh 12." . ' ' Carl Morton fired a five-hit-, THE RAIN TVhich had start- Madlatid . . .. ings .|tf2«H . ed . just as the noon: , Roger Jehlicka; Klay- ter arid batted in the winning . contest ton Seeland, With a Guaranteed got under way, continued Chuck Zane, Jeff run In Atlanta's victory over for Kramer, Darrell Holzer, Burl Income San Francisco. The Braves won about another hour. But /the Haar, Doug FOR THE BEST game wasn't resumed until ; al- Thompson, Tim the game by scoring both their Webb , Keith Cbmeforo, Bernie In QUALITY and SERVICE runs in the second inning, one most 5 p.m., and when it was Kennedy, Jim Leyad, Davis Us- in DISABILITY and on Dave Johnson's home run over, Motningside had surpris- gaard and Jerry Usgaard. LIFE INSURANCE. and the other on Morton's RBI ed Oshkosh to the tune of a 4-0 Dean Hathaway Larry SEE OR CALL MEt shutout; Mc- double. with Mike Synders Cutcheon, Steve kohner, Paul Marv Fuglestad Rusty Staub doubled home adding a two-run homer in the Fay, Ron Fuglestad, Steve - 454-4608 : : the go-ahead run In the 19th in- top of the ninth. Drange, Harry Mitchell, Tom MONARCH LIFE . 7'77xx y - ning as the New York Mets MORNINGSIDE boasts a 16 Lennon, Randy Gronert, Ron \y. 77;^ struck for four runs to beat Les 14 record , Oshkosh , > which car Moen , Jerry Stejskal, Ed Little- IMS. CO. Angeles and end the longest ried a .352 team batting aver john , Bill McNary, Tom Von- 63'/a W. 4th St. game in Dodger history since la wm and garden tractors. the club has moved to Califor- ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ " ' . • " . ' nia. The marathon affair took . . . . V' five hours and 42 minutes to Ready to start when you are. play and featured a total of 40

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Gin, Uodka, Rumr «A Nickiaus, who ha* won $14«,- 063 on the PGA tour this year, swept from behind with birdies Bourbon, Cordials, on the final two holes Thursday Jfe^, for n five-undor-par 67 over the 6,BB3-yard Atlanta Golf Club Cocktails and course. jHH Also at 67 was second-year pro David Glonz and tour veter- six more an Mac McLendon. At 68 v/ere rookies Bruce J^^^ AshwortJn and Torn Kite and Flavored Brandies. tour regular Hubert Green. MMm Last week's M&mphis Open winner, Dave Hill , was at 09 along with Red Ktmseth nnd un- known Lnrry Wise. R Tom Weiskopf , who fired a Old M Boston. I^«7 hole-ln-ome on the par three, We're ready to talk when you are! 135-yard 13th hole, led a parade largest of 18 ffotfors at 70. The line of j j A firsl-plnce triumph , worth THOMPSON IMPLEMENT LINDSTROM EQUIPMENT HARMON IMPLEMENT $30,000, would place Nickiaus atop the money winning list, fine liquors in Altura, Minn. Mondovi, Wit. ( Modena) Arkniwflw, Wit, Leader Bruce Crampton , who || ^ J has earned $167,052, ia not com- peting here. the SYMICEK IMPLEMENT CO., INC. LA CRESCENT FARM & ORCHARD SUPPLY CO. world. .^BPii WI IKI N were guntlnR up to US Wost products are priced under $5.00 a .ndtpaadence , Wit. In Crttctnt , Minn, miles ppr hour throughout tho Old Mr. Doiton, Bluckbnrry riaworerf Orandy, 70 Proof, ^^^^^^^^ I^HI Mr. Boiton DlitlMar Corp,, Doiton, Man. ' !^^^^^^^^^^^^ Om cloudy, overcast dny, which t/t^^-•i^fm^s^^^^BjV^^^HHHBKSr created rmvoc among noma of P^^^i^^^^^m^^^^ tt» flolf»ra. * Two Winhawks qualify for ' iSf By BLOVS BRITT Vukovich Jerry ford * who won : the pole position Ruby, Bitty . , ^§^mBSmWmWm\ AP Auto Racing Writer at a record fourrlap. speed of Grant, Mike Mosley and Joe 198.413 m .p.h., Unser said: Leonard as; drivers who should INDIANAPOLIS (AP) A The region links be factors in; the race. ¦¦¦ Indianapolis ;50o mile race ''Johnny likes to go like the WABASHA, Minn. '->. Two Wi- "tears your belly : up, wind. 1 expect him to run like Then he said, ''And I don't noiia High \goifers sloishctd over leaves to blazes from the start," have to direct your attention the Coffee Mill Golf Course lay- '•^ ^^m. ^^tm ^^^^^^^mmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmi ^tmmmmmmmm . you a basket case," Says driver the rear of the pack, back there Of /Mark Donahue, the 1972 out here Thursday in a steady Bobby Unser. "But there is no winner who has the other front where old A.J. Foyt will be sit- ' ' Busy summer place ir it for a loser." / row position:; ting at the start;" v rain to qualify for next weeks AA. .. . : regional meet in Rochester. Uhser, .39, . starts Monday's "lWark is , an extremely Foyt starts 23rd, his poorest TTTE LEWISTON¦ Sportsmen'* ChA has a liusy summer iBill Blaisdell and Daryl An- ;' planned. ' : ;. ¦ 57th running of the $1 million cautious driver. But he can go in an Indianapolis ; field since he TOP PERFORMER:. ",..' . Wiriona's Mark Grupa brought derson turned in rounds of 79 . when he wants to,, and he's one first ; arrived at the old brick- The first of the group's open trapshoots will be held classic, from the No* 2 front: row this trophy, home from Plainyiew last weekend after being in Thursday's District Thriee of the best for picking an open- yard/iri 1958././ Sunday at 1:30 p.m., the rifle range will open Sunday andv position. ; Hei fully expects to go named thevNo. 1 rider iii the showrnariship and. the horse- meet and "were the only Win- the archery range has b«een ing, or taking advantage of an wants to win his in operation fof a week.. from tliere to victory lane and "Old A-J Sleepy Bill Star; was named • hawks to advance to the 'Rev Trapshooters will be able to obtain Shells and other opportunity." fourth one badly. And what Old manship classes. His mount, gion One event. 7 ie.arn / about ¦ $250,000/ in 'prize high point judged event liorse for the SEMSCA: event spon- .-. accessories at the c|ub and Sunday's shoot will afford some " ¦' ¦¦¦¦'¦¦' About Gary Bettenhausen, A.J, wants, he usually gets," Rochester John . Marshall money.i . yAA:AAA'' ' ¦ '' th«3 Elgin Riders Saddle Club , GrujJa rides for the much needed practice. You can probably see some impromp^ who occupies the middle of the Unser said. sored by qualified five players in the 17- tii competition, too. ;;:¦' ¦; Unset, who won this race in second row: Valley Riders. (Evelyn Schumacher photo) A man field for the June 1968 and has since erased just Winona . AAA 1st ¦tour-¦¦ ney, v.; • '.• Ay - rifle range about every speed record iri the ''Gary Is a , The , designed for both .22 ahd good very sen- John Marshall took the team rifles books, took time out/Thursday sible race driver; He likes to high-jjowe red^ will-_.be^ ppe« for the first full ' ' ' title in District Three with an season this year and should be a welcome addi- to evaluate the - 3.3, starters who pick his spots, theh take advan- overall score of 235, just will line up at noon EDT Mon- .three tion. li is open to all members and their friendf, tage of them." . shots better than Late City's day and run for the biggest pot ¦ Of Mario Andretti, the 1969 238 and: eight better than the ;•-' ' - . Club members and their guests have been of gold in motoring.; winner who . . starts sixth: Winhawks' 243/; ''¦;• using the field archery range for a wieek now "There's a race driver for you. 'Wing : ¦ , A. He had ju st posted a practic* Red: wound up fourth ; _ :-: testing- their skills on 15 lifelike animal targeti. lap: at 192.554 miles, per hour in He's not a 'waiter.' I wouldn't with 246; Rochester Mayo, post- be surprised to see him lead all ed a : i53, Kasson-Mantorville highlight Dan/ Gurney's Ofeonite Eagle ¦ . A of the summer montts will be a firearms during ''carbufetion1' testing; It the Way until the first pit stop. ' and Stewartville tied Vat . 259, ' . safety course sponsored , by the club . and conducted by Hair- was the last time" he and the Unser also listed liis brother, e of epidemic Wabasha carded a 278, St. Char- old Micheel and Walter Stellwagen. Anyone interested in verg les a . 280, Byron a 283 other : drivers will , get on the Al, a two-time winner, as 7well , Plain- signing up should contact one of these members. 2.5-mile oyal until race day, as Gordon Johncock , Lloyd '¦'. (EDITOR'S . NOTE:, The when great racing careers hours of labor with cents in- view a 288,. Dodge "Center 289 ,V WhUe Sunday's first trapshoot is the'-'highlight , of the stead of dollars. They; will and Dover-Eyota and his :was the fastest speed of f ollowing article by Rob are born and —• more of ten 298. early season ,. the club also sponsors: a series of contests for the day. : Linden, Daily News Auto —* destroyed, the most excit- reinvest most or all of their Don Gopdenough led the field fishermen and shooters. He named 15 ; other starters ; Rctcing: Writer, reveals the ing time of the year for rac- winnings in the cars- with ; with a 77 to. pace John Mar- ¦ which they won until the shall's squad he said would ha\e a say In /'HblicJayv ci rd v ; sentiment shared by most ing enthusiasts. , while teammates In Whitewater who would be the eventuaul win- | | local racing enthusiasts as The entire month, the cars are no longer, com- Greg Scheiderer (78), Jim Stark valley . -: - ; tile . Memorial; Dayi classic famous and un kno wn petitive arid have lost vir- (80) Lynn Powell (81) and Den- ner. _ '_ , . . |; 7slated if , ./ / : THE WHITEWATER VALLEY Is one of the busiest: plac- Among listed four / /^/ ' /| draws near J v names, the cars, built in tually all their value. nis Snyder (83) joined him in them :he . iare risking the regional es around during the summer months, especially during a. "chargers" he said probably back-alley garages and spot- Still, they field. holiday weekend such as tilis. |/River/;Raceways By ROB LINDEN their lives7 Roll bars, pro- Lake City will send would try arid lead the early j less workshops and the un- four golf- With the Whitewater River attracting fishermen, the Daily News Sports Writer tective driving:suits, fire ex- ers to the Region One meet, part. oi .the. race. / |v FOUNTAIN GITY, Wis; | believable speeds — as well Wildlife . Refuge attracting sightseers and the state park a- Referring to ' — Although the . rain The Indianapolis . 500 and as the short/ news notices tinguishers etc. offer excel- led by Brad Pedersoh, who tracting tourists there, will be plenty ol. people vJobnny Ruther- §!. ,ff carded a 78 Thursday,, . A | | forced tonightis / racings the Hours of LeMans are pif violent deaths — serve lent protection/ arid deaths and Jay With people come problems. § 24 . in racing are far; less com- Herron, with a 79. /- card at River Raceways the '.. two greatest auto rac- to. remind- that, for some Joining them One of the biggest problems faced by the personnel |f f| mon than is popularly be- will be Dick Frojd Greg Buddies schedule p: tp be canceled, * the - dou- .. | ing events of the", year and peopie, auto racing is one of and responsible for the! Whitewater Wildlife Area and Refuge ¦ two of the greatest sporting the most important things lieved; but they do occur. Herron who shot an 81 and 82 is that of indescrimiiiate camping. Camping is restricted Saturday practice $ ble card for Memorial | although respectively. . to * Day is still ori; v 7 events . of all times. in existence./ / More common, specific areas Md by permit only, but many people either I jf are seri- Red Wing's, Coach Earl Brugger has aii- - : Afternoon racing will In the United States, 30 still not frequent, Jack Newlin and don't know that or don't care. if f| AS IN OTHER sports, the ous , injuries. Kent Biaxter each qualified with nounced "that there will : be- a || get under Way at 2 p.m. § days of practice arid qual- challenge is the sairie: There are plenty of signs posted -_ some simply say no . What can justify the com- rounds of 80, while Rochester overnight camping, . while practice session for all VFW iff Monday v w i t h. another ; ifying for indianapoliis corn/- to do Something well and to others say camping by permit oiily. / | mitment? : Mayo|s Lloyd Olson posted an Written permits can be obtained on a first-come-firsf- Buddie candidates Saturday at H card slated to begin¦ at 8 i birie to place auto racing measure proficiency in ' s« -• -' • • .- ss THE COMMITMENT jus- 83 and Paul Johnson- - ,. an 84. served basis from refuge manager George Meyer at the 1 p.nu at Midget Field in Lake I - p.ffl.V . . . 'i squarely in the public eye competition.; Stewartvilie Park;- ' 7 and to make the Memorial tifies itself. /It is not a 's Pete Macken hit headquarters building. . . I ••;. There . will be no Sun- | In the case of/ auto lac- < an 83 and Kasson-MantorviUe In the event of rain a team Day Weekend, when for- means to an end: it is the 'a Campers heading for the Whitewater would be wise to , 1 day make-up racing this | ing, the measure is to trav- end. Jim Wendler carded an 84 to meeting will be held downtown ' "" . ¦ ¦;; tunes are won and — more look into the permit system before setting up camp because i/'weeki - : - /.i el the greatest distance in To compete at aU requires round out the -regional field. ¦', state officials will be enforcing at the VFW at the same time. often — squandered arid a fixed/anoount of time as the posted laws this; weekend , total . concentration: . com- and a citation for a hasty inoye could ruin a fine weekend, at LeMans, or to-travel a plete involvement in the fixed distance in . the least activity. Any less is likely ' Chatfield drubs amount pf time, as at In- to -; 7hev' .rev'arded/:.witli- - -' iErer All-American shot dianapolis. But autcf rating quent accidents and, even- Cardinals 14-0 shadows the possible ac- ¦ ' - IN THE JUNE issue ot "Sports Afield," trap and skeet tually injuries ...... or worse. editor Jimmy Robinson names' complishment with the pos- That is the difference : GRAND MEADOW, Minn. — his annual All-American trap sibility of; death. ' One full game and half of an- team and there; are some fantastic sh*otefs oh that list — in- other sports require coin- cluding the hame of one locally known shooter How can the returiiv(the mitment for excellent per- other went into the record books . successful completion of the here Thursday . befo Henry Hein, La Crescent,; Mirin., was named to the hon- ' formance; auto racing re- re rain goal)- - .justify.-. the risk? washed away West Sub-Dis- : orable mention list on this year'^; ail-star team, j oining a very quires commitment for any select group of the best shotgunners in the couaitry. ;; It has been proposed that ¦performance '. ¦ - .' trict One baseball action, money is the real motivat- It could hardly be other- ChatfieW rode Jerry Chase's ing factor. That could hard- v/ise; . the stakes are too hurling to a 14-0 wiii over Har- ly be the ; case. Except at Cha^ Mg*;,...... mony to notch the complete the very -highest levels of CHAMPIONSHIP game while rain broke up the Dave ; Prondzinski's 233 and I best three-game set .while Miss national and international Preston-Grand Meadow game Charmaine Kragon's 221 Jed rKraK<"» tallied a 542 series. competition, except at the POINT STANDINGS with the " squads ¦ ; deadlocked at d m levels where only a small STREET STOCK 1-1'v ,' ¦; . :¦ ¦;¦ ' .v; individual scorers in Wednes- n ^ S ° ^ ^£f 1. Vic Erdm»nn, Winona . .>.. ...: •• IM . '" J . TT- J TT ' ... posted^ the best game with a percentage of all who race: 1. Scolt Gerson/ - Wlnon* • .¦V...... 190 Chase carded his second no- day's His and Hers bowling 787 -while the team of Prod- J. Genu Burt, Winona ...... 115 will reach; there is little or Dave Fitzgerald, WlnoM IIS hitter of the season as he blank- action at the Westgate Bowl. zinski-Nelton hit a series of no money to be made. J. Ron Nlssalke, Wliiona • ';. .: : . M ed the cardinals for seven in- Erv Mitchell's 556 was the 2,210- *. Steve Vandermbon, Foun. City .. 90 nings. He helped his CONSIDER THE; most ob- 7. Butch Burt,, Minnesota City ..... SS own cause Lynn McDonough, Eau Claire ... 55 at the plate as well, collecting vious, local example: late '¦; ' ; ' ¦ ¦¦ ' 'v ' t. Don Wlk, DovmsvllU ...... 30 three hits; Kent Diidek ¦ . • • '¦ SEfi Aii ' .nil. : ' A : AA A. model, dirt track racing. Bill Luethi, winona ...... 30 also HOBBY STOCK slammed three safeties for the The cars can cost up to and Winners. beyond $10,000 throughout ¦i. Pal Durnen, Winona . M0 J. Oreo Volkart, Rochester . •• .....> 330 Preston jumped to an early life; and 3. Karl Fenske, Winona , . . .;.....:.. 305 their competitive 1-0 lead in Thursday most will return, at best, 4. Joey Wieczorek, Fountain City .. 370 's nightcap, 5. BoU Jenkinson, Witoka ...... 175 but Grand Meadow tied mtttiitiY the slightly more than enough {. Zero Hosteler, Winona -¦•- ¦:. ..., 140 score in the top to cover the expense. 7. Steve Paulson, Rochester . .- 130 of the sixth , OUTBOARDS t. John Kurt, Waumandee :.... )JO With one man away in the bot- And Quicksilver Accessorial Perhaps some of the driv- I. Sary Cummings, Menomonie .... 95 tom of the sixth, and two ers who compete locally 10. Jerry Severson, Lt crosso ...;,.. 90 Blue- COTTER HOPEFULS . . . Cotter High Jean Glubka, Cynthia Vieiralves and Jean' Rl<|t Hauser, Winona -90 jay runners on base, rain ended track coach Marv Rouse offers some advice Harris. Miss Polus qualified in both the 220- can advance to the levels De'n'nli . Kokott,' . Arcadli ...... 90 the contest. When play •Where racing pays; but LATE MODEL re- participate yard dash and the long jump, Miss Harris sumes, probably Saturday after- to the five girls who qualified to most will not, and many I. Wendell Kuehn, Rochester . ;.. 460 BOB'S MARINE INC J. Dave Noble, Blooming Prairie. ' . . . 335 noon, Preston's Tony Foot Of Laird St. — On The Riverfront In Saturday's Minnesota State Independent will compete in the mile run , and the other They will/by Lammers don't want: to. 3. Jon Swanson, Rochester .. - :...,. 230 will return to the plate where High School Girls Track Meet at Macalester three girls will be entered along with Miss choice, exhaust their rac- 4. Darrel Zwoifcl, Kssson ...... 115 5. Red Oralle, Waterloo . 195 he was stranded by Thursday's College in St. Paul. From left to right are: Polus as a, 440-yard relay team. (Daily News ing careers at a level {. Dick Sorenson, Rochester ....,.., 190 showers. Diane Polus Linda Stolpa, Sports Photo) which will reward their 7. LeRoy Scharkey, Rochester 175 , Coach Rouse, B. Cecil Henderson, Dakota 170 The two winners of the V. Phil Prusak, Eau Claire 160 Grand Meadow sub - 10. Rich Olson, Rochester . -• 145 district ' ' ' ¦ ¦¦ . • -¦ rounds will meet the winners Softball meeting of similar action in Caledonia. Rain also postponed pl ay in the FOR TROUBLE-FREE set at Rushlord Caledonia sub-districts Thurs- RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special) day. CHATPIELD ... 'im advanced system for — Representatives of teams AM «-M II I BOATING WEEKENDS, The most HARMONY 000 (OO t— 0 » J planning to play in the Rush- Jerry Chaia and Doin Franctir Mlkt ford slow-pitch softball league Janikl, Randy Sikkink (1) D«in Brick- ion (3) ind Don Belllngliirn. SEE A flight training is right here will be meeting at the Rush- ¦ ford Athletic Field Tuesday eve- New Ycrk Mets rookie pitch- s a totally new concept In flight lo attend regular classes or wall for There' GSK ^. ning at 7. p.m. The league will er Tommy Moore played the *73 MIDI MERC learning system otherato catch up with you. And, there training—a total / ^Lmmmm^. be organized at this time, and outfield for Visalia, Calif., in avallable onlyat Plper FllteCenters. lt are spot quizzes along the way that let Each Midi Merc for '73 is built for tho family / ^ HH I n all games , wilt be played on 1969 and hit ,285 with 16 home boater with a special interest. The kind of guy has three parts: the program, tha you chock your progress. Monday niohls. runs. /flP ^^^^ Hi 'd rather change ewimsuits than spnrk plug« plane and ihe people. The plane you use is the well-known m ^ " ^¦f ¦ ' ' . who The Piper Instructional Program Is Piper Cherokee-bigger, roomier, « ». ... ndjust lounge chairs rnthor than carburetor*. a nevy audio-visual system coordl- more powerful than most trainers. It Is liqa> ^-*s> fy No-tinker Mercury features can give you plenty It eagy to fly and easy to land-a docile, of fun-filled weekends... without a lot of nated with the Piper flight syllabus, \ JI^TK\ shows you on the ground, with movies, stable airplane. Add to this our people, yqL(|W maintenance hendnches. Features like j/J\ Thunderbolt, ignition for lightning-quick starts. slides and sound, ihe flight principles dedicated to helping you...to bringing \ ft ' a/ W MEN'S SHOES ^ Perma-Gap plugs that never lenve you you put into practice in the air. You you the latest advances In tha state of s^Xts / PV BASEMENT s finest * sputtering. A rugged drive unit to kcop you going. can schedule younirno on this the art, and you have today' *f JBv < > , training program. (( B learning system al your convenience flight If /Sfi/ J* f So you 're fp«clJil kind of family man, itop In Come on out and see for yourself fW today and tea each trouble-fre«40-, 50- and 65-hp and learn at your own speed. No need /[ / /, CLOSE OUT SPECIALS Midi Marc for 7J, ¦>;:)J.W/;7iJ m£RCU-nY C**rtiBmmtf^' ouTin««n» 9.J 1UK YIAIK Coir'PlMoi»n|« ol powii: I . 7.S, , MFD^trrMtrr N, *a, &o, «, «,m. i&o iir. VTAIK CUMOADM M.Kury M.iln./Olvlfclon of lUUt>>iMnmnv>. Bmniw ich CaipoiaIMn, »i>ni1 l«fc WuanunlCttmti/AiHUilli/llsli liim

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' ' . 1 m; New York Bids at.2:00 p.m;, Friday, June i i 'Orade A laroe ' w/hlte . ..u...... ,*0 . clos* ¦ I. : 1973. . ,' '¦ ' ,. :¦ ;¦"- ' that sealed pro- stock prices orede A extra larga ' .....„..,. • Notlc* l» hereby glv*n . full-throttle ••» by lh* ; Ichool Start: Here poiali will b* r*c«ly*d : .' ' AlliedCh 84*4 Honey wl 104 Board of Ind*p*nd*nl.School District No. . S N6Tici -;v :(Flrsl: Pub; Friday, . May 35, »7J) : 801 , Winona CoUhtyy Winona, Mlrinesola, AllisCh 8% InlStl SlVi until the hour of 2:00 p.m., Friday, Thli ' newspaper will be rejponslblt for ADVERTISBMBNT FOR B1DI oltlce of the Business . only, one Incprrppt: Insbrlloh of en/ VENDORS June S, 1973, at Ihe Amerada ; 84 IBM ; ; 40i NOTICE TO Manager locat»d In th* - Junior .- -, High clatslfltd iadviribomcnl. -. published |rt surge solicited lor fuel oil tor the Ihk Went Ada aocllon. Check your ad brakes Proposals Minnesota, fpr School Building, Wlnono, AinBrhd 88% IntlHrv 27W Wlnon* Public Schools. approxlmattly 35,000 gallon* of ; No. 2 and call 4MOJ31 11 a corrtcllon mutt NEW YORK (AP) — The 2:00 p.m;, Friday. June : : ' . M madi,. - AmCan 8i%: InlPap 86% Bids «lo» •• . Fuel Oil fe '.b* . 'd*llv*r«d- Ih tank w*09n - atoek market's ; fiill throttle lots to school building* "<"¦ equipped to AmMtr 7 : 7% Jna&L A Ami ' Notice: Is hereby \«iw(i~ that sealed traniport. lots. . . - ¦ lh». School handle fuel oil In IUINP ADI UNCALLHD FOU- ' : . 17 surge of Thursday lost moat of bids will be. received by ' Oil bids In rtsponsa to this adverllse- ;.. AT&T B1H Jostens Board ol independent School District No. specifications for rhent shall meet: the C-St, 17, :40," , it, tl; Anconda 19 Keiicott 25V4 its steam today. ttli Winona, Minnesota, until the: hour outlined by th* Na- . » «., June a, 1973, at No, 2 Pu*l Oil «* ArchDrt : 28V4 Kraft 48V4 The noon Dow Jones average ol i:00 p.m., Friday. tlohal Burwu ol Standard*. _. . the olilce ol the Business Menager lo- that *wardl ofjh* 88% Junior High School Build- II. Is *nilclp*t*d th* ¦ ArmcSl 23 Kresge of SO Industrial stocks was off cated In Ihe cotttrtct Will n>ad» by th* school Card «f Thanki - , ing, Wlnon*, Mlnneiota- for approximate- -* T4rt*q*y, . AvcoCp MOft Loew's 26V4 1.50 at 922.94 after its huge Oil to board »l Hi r*oUl«r itt**Hng ly 303,000 gallons of No, 2 Fuel, ' ¦ " ¦ ' ¦ BethStl 29M) Marcbr 20% 29,42-point climb iii the pre- be delivered to' the , school buildings ' W«W ICHHEIDER-V '-. "' ' ' .:. \. - . " .' - ¦ ¦ transport deliveries ^i^.^po.a. i .hall -£ Wa with to thank frlehdi, '. halghbb'ri Boedng '. 19V« MM 85Vi vious, session. Gainers, how- equipped to handle marked '"No. I . Fi)*l Oil Tank Wbgon Oil bids In feipohie to this advertise- and relative* for their kindness and BolseCs 10'/4 MinnPL 19V4 ever, outdistanced losers by ment shall meet, the specifications tor iutimltled ri th* iympathy during lha Ion ol our be- Oil as outlined by the Na- Each bid *h*li fc*i *. lovtd Husbaml and Brother, Herold Brunswk 17 MoM)il 85% slightly more than ¦ 2-to-l: mar- No. 1 Fuel form provided. , '..... tional Bureau ol Slandardi. right, to : (chnelder . .Spiclal tlianki lo tha nuriei J A Th* Khool. board r*serv«s Ihe ' BrlNor A &SH MnChm UV» gin or? the New York Stock Ex- .If circumstances demand «n.alternate bl on - 2nd door¦ , - medical and Dr. A. ¦ r«|*ct any and til bid* <" »*'<* ,M Rev . Robt. . Stomschror, those CampSp 31% MontDk 33% change. ' .:¦"" . bid may be submitted for approximately School District tf.No. Ml Ifens^o, . . ¦; No, i Fuel Oil and Independent ¦ . who donated load and cen; the pall- Catplr - 81% NNGas 38% Analysts said the market's 230,000 gallons light. : 164 West .Broadway¦ '¦ '. approximately «0,6oo gallons No. 2 Fuel . 55917. bearers and¦ til those who helped In ' ¦¦ ¦¦ ' Winona, Minnesota ' any' way. . ' Chryslr - 29% NoStPw 28% enthusiasm slipped at reports on;' .' • ' . ' ¦- " ", . P, Nelson, CUrk , * ¦ It H anticipated action will bt taken K*nn*th .:Wlle V Brother! CltSrv - 45% . iNwAtr -' .-; . 23H that the Nixon ; administration the. contract , it the regular to award . (Pint Pub. Friday,, May 15, 1WJ) ¦ ' ' ¦' ¦ ¦ ¦• ' ' ¦ ¦ CdmEd 32y4 NwBane : :53 had decided, at least fbr the school board meeting to be held Jun* y . SIM— . - -. • ,. ' - . . . ' - ," .- - ', - . ! . . ' . :' 12. 1973. -Stata ' of Mlnrmot* '. ) . . - . Wa with to extend our elncera thanke ComSat V 47% Fenney • 83% moment, not to ease its con- ") ' . to , byr frlendi - and relillvei lor Ihelr Sealed proposals shall be plainly County ot Winons *l- - . . : ConEd 23% Pepsi : 84 trols on corporate dividend in- marked "Transport Fuel ,oil Bid" . , ' In ' County-Court' . " cards, gills, flowers, prayers and 7 probata Division . . many : acts of klndnes during tho illness ContCatt : 29y4 PlphsDg 41% creases. Technical factors re- Each bld :shall¦¦ be submitted : on the ¦ form provided. '.. No. 17,750 end. death of our husband end. ' father " '¦" ' Wa especially thank - Father Satory, CouOil" 31 Phillips 50% mained v strong, said - one Th* school board reserve* the right In R* -ElUla . OI . : CntlDat: 40% Polaroid 136% analyst, ": but concern seemed to re|ect any and all bids cr parts of Vlnwnt J. RoftiP*, Dec*d*eiL tha nurses at Community. Memorial ¦ ' bldi. , . Ordir tor HWltm ,pn . P*lltlors for Hospital, tha pallbearers, SI . Teresa Dartlnd : 34'/4 . RCA • ' 26% widespread over rising interest Independent School District No. lit LlmIIIng Tim* to FH* Circle and Ihe many, relatives and ¦ * Probata of Will, ' Deere 42% RepStl . 26% rates. _ ..' _: ¦ ' . ' . 164 West Broadway . Claim* and. lor Hearing : Thereon. friends who provided transport allon to ¦ Winona.. Minnesota 359B7 . . Loglse Kuslelskl having Hied a petition and from the: hospital. ' DbwGm • 53V4 Reylnd 42% Browning-Ferris ;' ' - - deced- - . .The Family of Relph llm : ; ; Industries . . Kenneth. -P." Nelson, Clerk for th* probata ol th* Will of slid , . . duPont : 176% Rockwl : 26% was the Big Board's most-ac- ent *nd fpr the .appointment of Louis* EastKod 134% SearsR 98% ' : (First PUb. . Friday, May 2S, . 1973). . Kustelskl as Executrix, which Will Is on ¦la st and Found - : 4 tive stock, unchanged at 17V4, file In thl* Court and open to Inspectloni THIISIG5 THAT GROW . . . €ub Scout : city forester , supryises as Scouts,; kneeling ADVERTISEMENT FOR BlDI hearing Esmark 24% ShellOil 49 . On the American ; Stock Ex- NOTICE TO VENDORS IT IS ORDERED, Thai tht " AA thereof be had on June 19, . 1973, at , 10:00 Pack 8, .- Windna National Armory;. observed from left, Richard : Kiilasv ; Tom Hagmann, V Exxon . w Singer 52- change, the priceHcharige index Proposal! solicited tor pap*r and tha FREi FOUND ADS . the Winona Public o'clock A;M.;: before ,thl* Court In AJ A PUBLIC SERVICE to our readers, Wal- '¦¦ general , supplies for court hous* • the; May theme, ''Things that Grow,." by pur- Keith Averill, Qharles Rackow and MiHe ' Firestn- : 20% SpRand 40% climbed .11:to 22.68. Schools. county court room In Ih* free found adt will be published when In Winona, Mlnnesola, and that oblectlons chasin/j and planting av cut-leaf weeping birch dorf,. and standing, Jeffry Schueler arid Greg FordMtr 59**4 StBrnds 51% Some of. the blue-chip issues . Bids close at. 2:00 p.m., Fr iday, June be a person finding - an article calls lha ¦ ' ' to th* allowanc* of .said will, If any, Winona Dolly & Sunday News Classi- 7 GenEi 59% StOilCal 76% which recorded particularl I, 1973. .. of hearing; . »hft ' ln the ; Lake Par): arboretum^ Briice Fuller, Gernes plant the. triee- (Daily News photo) y Notice Is hereby given 'that'-sealed bids tiled betor* said tlm* f ied t>«pf.' . '4j2-332l. \ Art IB-Word nollce 24»/ the tlm* within which creditors ol »ald will be published free for 2 days In GenFood 4 StOillnd 89% sharp gains in Thursday's rally will be received by. the School Board limit- Independent'School - District No. lei, dec*d*nt may fil* lh*|r' claims b* en efforf fo bring finder «nd loser GenM 58% TelexCp 3 retreated todisy. General Mo- of dat* hertof, lit W. Broadway, Winona, Minnesota, at ed] to alxty days from th* together. and that the claim* so filed be heard on GenMtr 68% Texaco 35% tors was off IVi at 88%, Ford 2:00 p:m„ Friday, June t, 1973, for fur- be- Miliary rule ends 7 and. general supplies to July JO, 197J, *t 10:00 o'clock A.M., LOST In this sria since Mty 17 mate GenTel v28/8 Texasln 197 slid 2% to 59%, and Du Pont nishing paper county courtroom the' Wlnona Public Schools In accordance for* this Court In th* Siberian Husky; block and wh ile, blue Gillette.A 55% UnOil . 37% was 1% lower at: 176%. prepared by Paul W. In tht court houi* In Winona, Mi nnesota, eyes, Rewardl Tel, 452-W72, with specifications- glvan by pub- 7 Business Manager, Independent and that nolle* h*r*of , b* Goodrich : 21% UnPac 58 The Annex's volume leader Sanders. order In Winona by ¦ School District No. Ml. -' lication of this Th* WATCH : FOUND^-may have Idantl- Goodyr : ' ' :"" ' ¦¦ by mall*d nollce aa pro- 26% VUSStI v .S2 ' was Tolchin¦ Instruments, up % Bids shall , be plainly marked "P»per Dally News and fylng. Tel. 4S2-S607. ' ¦' ' .. GVeyhnd : .15 WesgEl 33% at '5. . . • . .-. ' ahd ' Geheral Supplies Bid". vided by law. submit with hli pro- Dated M»y Jl, 1971. IMALL BLACK and ten dog found at Each bidder shall 'S. A. lawyer: GuIfOil 23% Weyrhsr 59% STP COrp. dropped 2# to 7*4 posal a bid bond, cashiers check, er ctr- Morningside Terrace. Te). ^54-3158. Homestk .48 Wlworthv in active trading: on the Amex. payable to Independent Judg* of Counly Court Camp^r^fe^ ¦ 22% tlfled check ¦ : ¦ ¦ ¦' (County Court ¦ ¦ . School District No. Ml In an amount S**t) ; ; ¦ ¦ ';¦' ; The company termed "un- Harold J. : ffUwtrt-:' . . . . V 8 equal to'" 5% or th* highest combination Liber* . founded and.; irresponsible" amount bid as a guarantee that the Attorney for Pttltlcner . PLANTS — Torheto, Cabbage, Kohlrabi, charges made successful bidder will enter . Into tha eon- ll,: 1973). by a group asso- bid may be withdrawn for a , (First Pub. Friday, May. pepper, eggplant, ground . cherry; pan- tract. No sy, petunia,, as Argirttiria ciated with Ralph Nader which period of thirty: days after the ep"en!ng Staf* of Mlnnesola- ) salvia, geranium, coleus, leader marigold. ageraturh> alyssum. Winona bids. ., - '. Counly of Winona ) t*. .-'.: ' Tfe atWSH$ asked the Federal Trade Com- of all . ¦ Potato Marks!. ; By ROBERT D. OHMAN cluded a three-hour speech by j tions. The;, dignitaries •¦include The school board reserves, the rlnht ¦ In County Court ;. mission Thursday to declare Irregularities ¦ , BUENOS AIRES, Argentina Campora to the new Perohist- to waive Informalities and . ¦ • Probat* Division Presidents^ Osvaldo porticos of STP oil treatment "a worthless and to re|ect any and all. bids or part ' 'A. A - .- . No. 17,439 PERENNIALS lor lies. 170 Hllbert St., (AP) -- Hector J. Campora, a controlled Congress, transfer of of bids, - in Ria Bstlf* Of call after 4. p.m. Cuba, Salvador Allende of Chile product." independent Schbpl District No.,Ml Berth* M. Dent*r, D«ced*nl. dentist -wooed into politics by the. blue, and white presidential BEPDINO- PLANTS; We fill . -.cemetery and Juan M. Bordaberry of receive stale The Big Board's index pl IM West Broadway Ord*r for H*arlni on Final Account Perohisnfl, becomes Argentina's sash and the'State baton from Mlnnesola 55987 and Petition for Olttrlbullon. urns; Open 7 days a week. Rushford Uruguay, and , U.S. Secretary of some 1,500. common stocks was Winona. Greenhisuse, Tel. tU-9371. SOth president today in in- the three-man junta headed by Kenneth PVNelson, Clirk Th* r*pres*htatlv* of th* above ntmtd ; State . William P. Rogers. unchanged at 56.45- 7 tstat* hiving filed Its final account and auguration ceremonies closing President Alejandro Lanusse, a (Pub, Date 'Friday, May 25, 1973) petition for istttlameni and : allowanc* Personals / - - 7..7 the festivities got an early distribution to th* p«r- •even years of military rule, thanksgiving : mass and a pa- CITY OF WINONAi MINNESOTA thereof and for start Thursday night with cara- farmer decrees ion* tliarauhto -¦•ntltlejdi Cloudy but clearing weather rade by 3,000 soldiers sailors BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT That the hearing D.OM'T: FORGET-: . Send In your ticket , ¦' of IT IS ORDERED, ' vans of -. huridreds of cars Nolle* H*irlns thereof be had on June 4, 1973, at 10:00 stubs ahd donations to the LEJETZ was forecast' aid Peronist and - airmeh. .:: Livestock PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: streaming " through the streets o'clock A.M., before -thl* Court. In the "SportS-a-rama ". - LEGION CtUB. leaders predicted hundreds of , 7 That applications have beeri made for court house SOUTH ST. PAUL ' requirement* ol the county court roorn In th* thousands of celebrants would The new president will be horns blaring. Groups of youths SOUTH ST. PAUL, ¦ Minn. (AP) — variations from the. . In Winona; Minnesota, and that notice FEATURED TONIGHT will be chicken Winona Zonliig Ordinance, as listed be- of this end ,ribs . - combination- dinner at the ¦ marched in the downtown area , (USDA)V— Cattle and .calves- 4,0OOj ¦ ¦ 7 ¦ ¦ hereof: be given by publication jam the7 streets, :. - host at a reception tonight for low: -¦' •¦ •< " ' .'• '¦ ' . ' ' ¦ ' Dally and bv WILLIAMS HOTEL. Also live : enter- slaughter Keen and helferi very limited Angliwlli for a reduction order In The Winona- New* ': visiting delegations from 63 na- chanting Peronist slogans \ . and supply Friday, few cn uie. fully steadyj 1. Leonard mailed notice as provided by law. tainment tonight. , Featured SatV rilght : The inaugural program in- ; side yard requirements' In good week- beating drums. cows end bulls steady; vealers 1.00 to In th* : Dated May t, 1W3. will be;prims ribs. Have a "' .' order to construct a garage one ' • :end. .Innkeeper Ray Meyer, 3.00 lower; load choice 1,040 Ib ilauohter ' ¦ ¦' ' .$. A. Sawyer . But once the euphoria of in- steers: 44.50; load high choice and -' foot from the north arid south side Judge of County tourl prim* of the required 5 1.083 lb:.slaughter . heifers 44.00; short lot lines Instead (County Court Seal) W ESTGATB: OPTICAL offera full optical auguration - day has passed, V'. ; feet at the following described pro- . service. Large selection of quality load choice 999 lb 45.50; utility and com- Harold J. Libera , Campora arid Congress viriust mercial slauflhter cows 35.OOJ7.50; cut- . party: Part of Lot 4, Block 51, Ham- Attorney for Petitioner brand eyewear. Newest style frames: Ex-Winona area , or at 505 chatfield : TwolO-speed come . to: grips with a mountain tar 33.iO-3S.50; canner : 21,50-33.50; ullllty : lltdns Addition Check our prices beiore you buy, you'll ¦ and commercial slaughter bulls 31.00- . ' , Street;7 - (First Pub. Friday, Mty 11, 1973) bi glad you did.: Westgate Shopping pf problems. Congress holds its I. Gordon Fakler for reduction In Center, Winona. Tel. ' 4S4-S384. : 42.50; cutter 35.00-38.00; choice vealers * ot Mlnneiota ) : 59,00-47.00; prime to 74,00; good 4».0o- the sld* yard requirement In ord»r Stat* first fbnrial session Saturday, ¦¦ Erdmann ; ¦ ¦ to mov* a garage back .to within 2 Counly of¦ Winona ) *». A OOT' A. PROBLEM? Need Information or new Popplewell 60.00. : :¦ - - In County Court resident is and three measures are ex- . feet of the south sld* lot . Ilh* In- lust want to "rap"! Call YES evenings ¦ Hogs 6,O00; barrows and gilts fairly ¦ ' ¦ . Probata Dlviilon : bike pected to•• ', get a priority treat- Three members of active/ steady to 25 higher; U.S. 1-2 190- stead of the required 5 feet at th* - .*!2J5«. . . the Wino- following described property: Lot , No. 17.3S7 ^ief^ 240: lb 38.15-38,50,; few loads at 38.75; l-j * Ay. ' In Of . . merit: ainnesty for hundreds of na Senior :High School Future 190-250 lb:38.00-38.25,- 2-4 250-280 lb 37.25- . Block 29, Lakevlew Addition, or at R* E»t*t* HAVING A DRINKING problemT For ¦¦¦ 611 Market Slreet. Chrl* Jensen, Decedent. experienced, CONFIDENTIAL aid to Concordia dean persons awaiting trial or con- Farmers of .America Chapter 33.00; 2-4 260-300¦ Ib 36,25-37,25; sows fully Order for Hearing on Final Account ^ steady; 1-3 300-400 ' Ib 33.00-34.00; lew I. Edward MeElmury for a reduction help men and women atop drinking A former Winona area resi- victed of terrorism,: recognition received ; the .Hinnesota State In the aide and rear yard require. »nd Petition for Distribution. Tsl. 454-4410, ALCOHOLICS ANDNY- 34.50; 1-3 40O-40O Ib 32.00-33.50; boars .'representative of »bovt ntmed are reported of Communist Cuba and legal 7 fully steady; 32.00-34.00. mehls fn order to construct a car- Th* th* ;MpUS, for youraelt or a . relative, . dent has been appointed a dean Farmer degree this year V having Iliad hit final account and . Sheep- 50O; all represented classed mod- port on* foot from the west ilde •stat* at Concordia College, Moorhead, Two week-old 10-speed bicy- status for the outlawed. Bill They are Jeffrey Erdmann lot line and 3 ftet from the r*ar petition for, uttlemaht and allowanc* 15 BONUS If your address ' Is Mlnnesote , erately active, steady; choice and prime distribution to the per- " 90-100 lb lot line Instead ;of the required 5 thartof and for City end you book a Beellne Fashions Minn,;." v., :.;'. v .- cles ; valued at the big problems challenging Ivie Popplewell and Gary Bueh- shorn slauflhter lambs No, 2 sons thereunto entitled; Tei. «M-e87-«7M. $120 each were ¦ to Jail shorn pelts 34.5O-35.50: 100-liO Ib feet at the following described pro- Parly. ' the new , government are in- ler. . v ' perty: Lot 9, Block 3, Hubbard Addi- IT IS ORDERED, Th»t th* hearing He is David M. Benson, sb, stolen from a garage Thursday 32:50-34.50; 110-130 lb 26.00-32.50; choice ¦ thertof be had on-Jun* 3th, 1973, at flation, hostility and low morale Erdmann , son of Mr. and prime . 85-100 'lb -. -spring slaughter tion; or at 412 East-Sanborn Street. Transportation 8 a; native . of; Lanesboro, Minn., . and Company: for per- •:45 o'clock A.M., btfor* this Court In night, according tq Winona Po- lambs 36.0O-37.O0; utlllly and good slaugh- t. - Home Furniture court Who has been named dean of among the military and a wave Mrs. Ervin : E. Erdmann No- mission to construct a sign In a resi- th* county court room In th* hous* ter ev/es 10.00-13.00; good and choice In Winona, ; Minnesota, and th*|t notice ¦ LACK HILLS, Yellowstone end Glacier. lice Chief Robert Carstenbrock. of political kidnapings and oth- dine, was: Vice 60-90 lb feeder.lambs 30.00-32.00. : dential district at the following des- - Visit friends, 7-9 days, leaving July. student services iii a restruc- Xm^mtmmm of Outlot 20, hereof be. given by: publication of thli The bikes, owned by Patricia er . guerrilla attacks against cribed property: Part . Dally and by : $27S: or less. Tel, 687-47«V . turing of the college's office of Plumer s Addition, or at . 350 Bast order In th* Winona Ntw* and Linda Perry, 157 E.v Sth ¦ ' ' mailed as provided by lew. - Btudeht personnel. "the oligarchy." ' ; Sarnl* ' Street. notlc* St., had been chained to a for variances of Dated May f, 1973. , Busintss Services 14 work- ; I. Bruce McNally th* " S'.' .'A. Sawyar . - ' Benson became director of ^v:^- Giirh :- :'0-; ;;- : h*lght, lot area, and Yard raqulr*- bench in the family garage. Both Campora and his men- =^ v Judge ef County Court riasbnable v ments In an R-3 district In order to ' WILL. DO re-upholsterlng et student activities and assistant Both 25-inch Schwinn Varsity, tor, former dictator Juan D. (County Court Stall A ¦ rates. Tel. St. Charles M2-3S31. Bay State Milling Co. construct a five story condominium Evavold, thartertd to the dean of men following at the following described property: Darby, Brewer S. models, one was yellow and the Peron, have declared there will Elevator: A Grain Prices Attorneys for P*tltlon*r ' ¦¦ '¦ ¦• ' Lots 7, > and 9, Block 1, Plum*r'l LAWN AND Garden Equipment Sales his graduation from Concordia Other orange. • ... be no reason for subversion . No. 1 northern spring wheat ;... 2.48 end Service, Howard Larson, old Min- ¦ ";¦; ¦ No. 2 northern spring wheat .,.. J.<4 Addition, or at 254 East Broadway. (First Pub. Friday, ;May II, 197J) In 1964; • .' . Carstenbrock said licenses with the new government in I Stephtn J. Turllla for reduction . nesota City Road, Tel. . 454-1482. V had No. 3 northern spring wheat .... 2.42 * ' - ' ) He holds * a master's degree No. 4 northern spring wheat .... In the *ld* yard requirement In or- State of Mlnneiota . been purchased but had riot power. But most observers pre- 2.3» ) M (Pub. Date Friday, May 24, 1973) in guidance and counseling from No. 1 hard winter wheat ...... 240 der to construct an addition to hit County of Wlhona . been placed on the bicycles. dict the guerrillas won't get No. 2 hard winter wheat ...V... 2.38 house 1 foot from th* north side In County Court STATE OP MINNESOTA North Dakota State University, Garden hoses ¦ lot lin* Instead ol the required « Probat* Division COUNTY OF WINONA were the object what they want and will return No. 3 hard winter wheat :...... 2,34 .- . ' " ¦ : No. 4 hard winter whejt ...... 2.30 ¦ '. feet at the following described pro- No. 17.S39 NOTICH Farg6v and has studied at the of thieves Wednesday, night to violence, Subdivision, In Ra Estate Of v named o u t- ¦ « ¦¦ » « ** ¦¦ : No. 1 rye ...... ;.:...... 1,15 perty : Lot 35, Glenview NOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN that ah University of Minnesota for a when two were taken from the Peron was not on hand for ¦ No. 2 rye . .. .. 1.13 . or et 1359 Glenview Road. John S. JIKorskl, D*ctd»nt. application has been filed wllh the Wi- standing mem- Buehler Notice Is sent to thi applicants and Ord*r for Hiarlng *n Pinal Account nona County Zoning Administrator re- specialist in education degree. same block. Lois Holbrook, 271 inauguration MINIiEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) and Petition ter Distribution. the , although as a junior. to the owners of property affected by qusstlng the County Board of Commis- Benson is vice president of E. Sanborn St., reported the Campora said after winning the ber . — Wheat receipts Thursday Ihe application! VV . Th* representative! of the abovt named sioners to grant to W. Hodgman & Sons, of ' His farming experience con- .A: hearing on these petitions will hi •state having filed their final account Inc., 1100 Marcus Street, Falrnnpnt, Min- the church council of Trinity theft . . a 50-foot hose, with election that he would not serve 304; year ago 145; spring wheat settlement and allowance nozzle, sists of helping his father with given In the City Mall, Winona, Minne- end petition for nesota, a Temporary Equipment Place- Lutheran Church in Moorhead. which she valued at $10. "for one minute without Gen. cash trading basis up 3-8; prices sota, at 7:30 P:M. on June 6: 1973, at thereof and for distribution to the per- ment and Qpiratlon Use Permit pursuant His At 277 E. Sanborn milk hauling on weekends and which time, Interested persons may ap- sons thereunto entitled; to Winona County Zoning Ordinance, Part wife, the former Kathryn , Mrs. Walter Peron beside me." The ex-dlc- 1-4 lower. ' That tha hearing Johnson of Pelican Rapids Leu reported that someone had mornings before school, and as-. pear either In person, In writing, or by IT IS ORDERED, IV, Section 42, Subdivision 11, to allow , tator, ousted by the military in No, 1 dark northern 11-17 pro- agent, and present any reasons which thereof be had on June 4, 1973, at 10:15 the said W. Hodgman S, Sons, Inc, to Minn ;, is a Concordia graduate broken off a post with a hose sisting a brother on a dairy they may have to Ihe granting or deny- o'clock A.M., before this Court In the erect and operate a black top mixing 1955, does plan to return from tain 2.61-2.99. house In and a registered nurse at the reel and taken 50 feet of green farm. He ' will graduate from ing of .these petitions. V . v county court room In the court plant In that part of the SE'.i of the his home in Spain for a second Test weight premiums: one They are requested to. prepare their Wlnono, Minnesota, and that nollce here- SEVi Section 31, Township 104N Range garden hose valued at . $40. 1974 . of be given by publication ot this order college health service. They time during the first part of high school in cent each pound 58 to 61 lbs; case, In detail, and present . all evidence 10W and lying west of Stste^Hlahway have two children. Two thefts from camper trail- Popplewell , son of Mr. and relating 'to this petition at the time of In The Winona Dally Newt and by mailed No. 74 and soulh of. the City • of St. June. His fi rst visit, last : No- one cent discount each % lb un- scheduled hearing- " notice as provided by law. Chorles at the site of a Rock Quarry ers are also under police in- Mrs. 1, W, roppieweu, was seu- Respectfully, Dated May ?, 1973. vember, ended 17 years of ex- der 58 lbs. S. A. Sawyer - . Pit; for the purpose of and In connection vestigation. retary of the chapter last year. Donald . V. Gray; Chairman wllh the construction of Several Counly ile ; and he used his 28-day stay Protein prices; Board of Adlustmont Judoe ot County Court Highway projects and State Highway The Rev. Roger Parks, 1073 He received the greenhand de- (County Court Seal) REA. loan to hike W. King St., to fashion the alliance that won 11 per cent 2.61-2.63;; No. 74; the requested permission is to told police that gree his freshman year at (First Pub. Friday, May 35, 1973) Harold J. Libera extend for ' twenty (20) working days two adult the election. 12, 2.6(5-2.67; Attorney for Petitioner and one child's sleep- Houston, Mo. ; was named Wi- Stale of Minnesota ) from and after. June 4, .1973 during the Dairyland power ing bags 13,. 2.66-2.67; ) hours of 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and a three-cell flash- nona chapter farmer, his sopho- Counly ol Wlnonn ll. (First Pub. Friday, May 11, 1973) . light were taken from his camp- 14, 2.66-2.67; In Counly Court NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVBN that e more year , and was named out- Probata Division Stale ol Minnesota ) hearing on said application will b« held supply facilities er Wednesday night 15, 274-2.77; County, of Wlnone ) »s. before the Board of County Commission- . The items Luverne youth member at this year's No. 17,749 were vaJued at $48, standing 16, 2.84-2.89; In Re Estate Of . In County Court ers In the Court House, Wlnonn County, Tfte federal Rural Electrifica- banquet. His farming program Emma M. Habeck, Decedent. Probat* Division Mlnnesote, on Tuesday, June 5, 1973, at Two sleeping bags were tak- 17, 2.94-299. No. 17,533 10:00 a.m. or as soon thereafter as the tion Administrntion has an- elected WSC is dairy and crops. Order far Hearing on Petition for . en from a camper owned by No. 1 hard Montana Winter Probata of Will, Limiting Time to FH* In Re Estill Of parties may be hiard, nounced a $9,198,000 loan to Buehler , son of Mr. and Mrs. Clalmi and for Hearing Thereon. Audrey S. Shiw, Decidanl. Dated this 2411) day of May, 1973. Clarence Rorinenberg, 1826 Gil- 2.6B-2.80 Ordir lor Httrlns Flml Account Dairyland Power Cooperative, student president William Buehler , La Crescent , The Merchants National Sank of Wino- *n Vernold A. Boynton more Ave., sometime since Sun- Minn-S.D, No 1 hard winter na having tiled a petition for Ihe probale and Petition for Distribution. La Crosse, Wis., to upgrade will graduate this spring and ol the Will of said decedent and for The representative of Ihe above named Vernold A , Boynton day. Loss is listed at $50. A Luverne , Minn, youth has 2,66-2.78 having filed lis final account and electric generating facilities. plans to take « course in agri- the appointment of The Merchants Na- •state Winona County Carstenbrock snld an 11-year- been elected president, of the tional-Bank of winona ns Executor, which pellllon for settlement and allowance Zoning . Administrator Dairyland supplies power to No l hard amber durum , thereof and tor distribution to the per- old Winona boy was apprehend- Winona State College student cultural mechanics at the Aus- Will Is on file In this Court end open to 2,75-2.82; discounts, amber 2-5; Inspection; sons thereunto entitled; (First Pub, Friday, May 18, 1973) 27 electric distribution systems ed at 11:30 p.m. Thursday for tin Area Vocational Technical IT IS ORDERED, That hearing body. durum 5-8. IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing Ih* NOTICE OF In Southeastern Minnesota and curfew violation nnd wns found Institute this fall. thereof be hnd on June 19, 1973, af 10:00 thereof be had on June 4, 1973, at 10:15 Gary Johnson will preside Corn No. 2 yellow 1.86%- o clock A.M., beiore Ihls Court In Ihe MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Western Wisconsin , including to be riding a stolen 10-speed He served as treasurer of the o 'clock A.M., before Ihls Court In Ih* ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVI N, 'That over WSC's student senate next 1,88%. county court room In counly court room In Ihe court houso Tri-County Electric Cooperative, bicycle. He th* court haul* Minnesota, and that notice default has occurred In Ihe conditions was turned ovor to chapter the past year and was In Winona, Minnesota, and thai oblec- In Winona, ' Rushford Minn, juveni le authorities . year lifter garnering 6<13 votes Oats No 2 extra heavy white hereof be given by publlcallon of . this of that certain morlnage, dated . the 22nd , n member of the farm manage- tlons to the allowance of said will, If order In The Winona Dnlly Nays and by day of December, 1971, executed hy Jo- A key part of the project to in the Wednesday campus elec .89. nny, be Hied before Mid Urn* ot hearing seph R. Pampuch and .Theresa Pampuch, ment, team taking third place thnt mailed notice aa provided by law. tion to top Sharon Overland , Barley, cars 147; year ago th* time within which creditors ol Dated May », 1973, husband and wife, i\s mnrlongors to The ensure adequate electric power on the slate level. His farming snld decedent may file their clnlmi be Merchants National Bank of Winona as 492, and Daniel Gittertfj, 93. 102 ; Larker 1.39-1,66 ; Blue Mal- limited to sixty dayi from Ihe dale 3. A. Snwver throughout the system will be Osseo post plans program hns consisted of hogs. Judg* of Counly Court mortgagee, (lied . lor record In the offlro construction of a f>5 ,000-kilowatt WSC students also elected ting 1.39-1.60 ; Dickson 1.39-1.64 ; herenl, and thnl the claim* sn filed be (County Court Seal) of the Register ol Deeds In nnd for tho Eric Nelson , Corning, N.Y. to Food 1 .25-138 hnnrri nn July 30, 1973, at 10:00 o'clock Harold J. Libera Counly ol Wlnono , and Stale ol Mlnne- gas turbine generating unit . In holiday events A.M., holore Ihls Court In Ihe county Atlorney for Pelllloner iota, on tha lOlh day ot February, 1972, the campus vice presidency and Rye Nn 1 and court rram In the court hous* In Winons, at 11:00 o'cloc k A M., and recorded ns Clark County, Wis, It is ex- Bluff Siding boy 2 1.26-1.30. "" Debra Peters Minnesota, nnrt thnl notice herenl be glv. (First Pub, Friday, May 11, 1973) Document No , OTBSB pected to be operational hy 1975. OSSEO, Wis, - Oreo's Carl , Kellogg, Minn., Flax No 1-2 5.25 nominal. en hy publication nl thin order In The the original principal , amount secured . An existing generator is to Nelson American Legion Post. treasurer. named top candy Soybeans No. 1 yellow 9.38. Wlnonn Dnlly News nnd by mailed notice Stale of Mlnnesola ) by ield mnrlnane being SU,A(io 00, ¦ as provided hy law. Counly of Winona ) ss. that no action or prnceedlnq Im-i been he improvnd awl an interconnec- 324 is planning annual Nelson received. (103 votes, In Cnunly Court Memori- New Mel second baseman Fe- Dated May 23, 1973. . Instituted nt law In rerover the debt tion systc-m built between Dniry- al Day celebrations for Sunday topping Ruth Mnorn , 105; Con- salesman for 'Y' 5, A. Sawyer Probate Division secured by snld morlunne, or any perl lix Millan comes from Rio Judge ol County Courl Nn. 17,743 llmrenl, land nnd Northern States Pow- and Monday. The tv/o-day event nie Diivis , 163, and Thomas De- lit Re Estate Of Hoy W, Fried III , Bluff Siding, Pic'lms, P.R., home of the late (Cnunly Court Seal) that there Is due and claimed lo he er Co., Minneapolis. will feature dancing, a softball Zlel - (14, Harold J. Libera Henry A. Prle, Dicedent, due upon said merlange, Including In- W»K top salesman for thi.s Hoborto Clemente. Allorney for Petitioner Order for Hearing on Pellllon for terest to hereof, nl Seven- tournament and a variety of Miss Pctern drew 7(in votes del*- Hi*-mm year 's Y M CA ~ Probata of Will, Limiting Tims ts Pile teen Thousand Nine Hundred Ninety-one WSC will kitchen delights, to ton Al Schnrmer 's 459. (First Pub. Friday, May IB, Wl) (Pint Pub. Friday, May »5, 1973) Claims and tor Hearing Thireon. and 037100 ($17,991.63) DOLLARS, have no George C, Frie havlnn !l|i>rt a pellllon and lhat pursuant lo the pnwer nl snla Dancing will Stale ol Minnesota ) MM* of Mlnminla ) " bcRin Sunday ) for the probal* ef Ih* Will nl »nlfl deced- therein contained, inld morliMfie will lie grad uation speaker afternoo n with music provided Counly of Winona ) ss. Counly of Wlnonn H ent and for lha appointment of The Mer- foreclosed and Ihe Irncl ol land lylnn In County Court In County Court flinnh National Bnnk of Winnna ns Ex. Division and being In Ihe Counly nt Whrnnn, Slnln Dcgmes by Lee Troxell, Music for Ihe Pigeon Falls sets Probate Division Prnhal* ecutnr, which Will Is nn III* In this of Mlnnnsoln, described follows , In wit: will he presented to No. ir,6ti No. 17.VI4 a* <:n graduates evening dunce will he provided Cour l and otwn in Inspeclleni Lol Three f37, filock 51* Ml , nl nm- at 113th annual in Re Bstatt Of In Re Eltnt* Of IT IS ORDERED, That Ih* hearlnn mont Addition to the Clly nf Winona, spring commencement by Lynn Finseth. Monday 's aft- holiday events flennle E. Benson a/k/a Ruddan W, spnrrow, Dae*dent, thereof hnd on June 4, 1971, at 10-.Q0 Mlnnesoln, exer- kennle Itnion, Decedent, Order far Hearing on Final Account h* cises Juno a at ernoon entertainment will fea- o'clock A.M., bolnr* Ihls Court In Ihe will h* sold hy the sherlll nl sold Winona Stata PIGEON FAUJS, Wis, - Me- Order lor Hearing «n Fine! Acttunl and Petition for Distribution. C0hn.IV cnurl room In lha court hnui* cnunly at public nur.llnn nn the 17th dny College. ture Kliek , Hanson and Hanson end Petition lor Distribution. The reprasenlnllval nl the above In Wlnonn, Minnesota, and lhat nhjectlnns nf July, 197), at |n:00 n r.lnrk A.M., nl morial Day celebrations begin flu reprattntnllve ol Ihe ebove named hnvlnii filed Ihelr final ' Thomas P, Coughlan, v/liile the night' s entertainment nnm'ri **lnlr> lo the allowance nf snld will, II nny, he Ihe sheriff ' s.main nlllre In the Clly nl Manka- today in Pigeon Falls, Wis., eslnle Moving Hied her final account end account arid pellllon tor lelllemanl *nd Hied liotorn snld lime nt linorlnoi thai Winnna In said cnunly nnd stele, tn pny to , will feature Die Ticklers. and pellllon for selllsmanl and allowance allowance (hereof and for dlitrlhvtlnn lo Minn,, recently elected to will continue through Ihe time wllhin whlrh crerillnrs nf laid file debt Hun secured by sold innrfnaiia Two softball tournaments — Monday, for Winona Day Ihoreol anil Inr distribution lo Ihs per- Ihe parsons ttmr'-iinlo entitled r decedent may file Ihelr claims bn limit- and ln»rs , If any, nn snld premhns and the Minnesota State College ^F^HtM^yMsons Ihnrriirilo anlllledl IT IS ORni-nrO, Thit th* htarlnn , slow-pitch mid fast-pitch — will Special events In the annual : t ed to slxly rinys from tho In llie Wlnonn Onlly News end hy mailed mnllKrt notice an provided hy law, News and hy mailed nolle* ai provided BANK OF WINONA by the Rev. Harlyn C, fi; third period from -Inly fl-20, noilr* m provided by Inw. Dnted May 71, 1971 by law. hy: l\i liiinald V7 Henson Ung- hit many home runs this year. parade , hnitwiirst and chicken Dnled Mny 1«, I97X %. A, Sawyer Dated May 9, 1971 Atlnrn ey Inr snld Mnrlgaoea mnnn find fourth period from July 23- S, A. Sawyer , Central United MethodlM His lop one-year figure enme In feeds and a soflbnll lournii roent. lud(i« nf Cnunly Court V A '.awvT '•' Ronald W fieri-™ Churcli , Aii/( . 3, Infni'ii'iiilion may bo Indie of Cbimly r.nurt (Cnurl Snnlt. Inrlun nl dimly Cnurl Allorney Inr \n\r\ M-i'i'ian'-r and there will bo no I nilli when ho hit. aix for the At- Festivities will be held in Courl Vnl) Slrealrr, Murphy, (Cnunly Court Seal) lhl« Inslrnnti-nl v/-- iii.dle. i |,y obtniiied hy contact lug tho ' commencement apoukor. lanta Braves. Ekern Park. YMCA. Pradsrlck W. r.rrher flrninalinn A l.annforif Harold J, Libera ooi.nnrnc. K ionr.ruMIN Attorney for Petitioner Allorney* for p*tllloner Allornty for Pellllnntr 170 C*nt«r 5t„ Wlnonn , Minn , s«H7 W»n|ed-Llv««tocl( ,- Farm Implomenft 48 : Business Service)* 14 Male—Jobs of Ififtreit— 27 Dogs, Pets, Supplies 42 . 46 Articles for Sals ^7 Winona, Mlnnesot* VU WILL- DO all those remodeling carpenter FOR A GOOD home, pari Mnnchostar HORSES : WANTED-We can pay more ALUS CHALMERS combine ' %':. wllh RUMMAGE SALE-^CIothes, small appli- TWO RUBBER-tlred wheelbarrows fish- BXPERIENCED, reliable hired man ' FRIDAY, MAY 25, totoi. Free estimates, Tel 507-747-3241, warded Tel Centervllle J39-3389. ' 7 and Terrier , good , with children. Tel; than anyone else. We pick up. Walter " motor ,. Allis Chalmers "bay conditioner. ances, 7 h.p, boat motor, new chain ing . equipment, garden tooli, tires, In- 1»73 v Irnei) Owe, Kellogg, Minn. Rollingstone >6»-24»l. . Maro, Black River : Falli, Wli;.- Tel,- O'Donnell Bros., Houston, Minn , 15943, saw; Frl, t Sat.,. «M E. Lake . Blvd. . --ntrlubei. "T«l, 487-4981. A - J84-24B9. ¦ Tel. Ruihford 864-7105. Artlclet for Salt) Ayy y.37 Dressmaking, Sewing DOGHOUSE: for medium sue dog. In- ZENITH COLOR and black and ; white BEE SUPERS and supplies 2} lb-1 lb. 16 : s'uiatod. Tel. Fountain Clly 487-4764, HOO FEEDER-^12 hole, v/Hh cast Iron TV now at Sprlno Sale Savings at containers ready, to put on ;t>eet, Tel. RUMMAOE SALB-fllllow CtMS, ' dish - ' ¦ ¦ ¦ , ¦'¦ ' x7- %NiW7-r77^ elk . for, John. bottom, 40 bu. capacity. Good -.-condl- PRANK LILLA SONS, 761 E, Sth. tU-UlO: before 9 . a.m. . .' . " . towels, chair, quilt, cfdthts, odds and ' WILL 00 tewing , end elio . ¦ ¦ * ¦ ' • . hemming for . lion. Tel, Rushlord . 864-7441,; —_ _^ ^ — - . .i—_^_^—^ . endt. S72J*: .lth. : .:- . - . . children and ladles, Tel . . 432-6043, HELP WANTED AKC BLACK . Lab pups, King Buck end JACOBSON reel type commercial, lawn, TWO WHEEL trailer, steal box, wired, Beeboe breeding.: Reasonable, 1884 W. IPRiNO THETH for John: Deere 4 row mower, Tel. 454-2185. . . . .V. with licensee. »M, Tel. tM-Un. ' . USED 3" pipe, 47* 1 JW pipe- AW. 51 ; ' ' - :¦ ' ¦;¦¦¦; ' ' ' . J;v^N|gp^;:; < eulllya tor;: Oood condition. ¦ Moving, Tryck'g, Sfcragt 19 4tlv. Tel. 454-25l7;. : ' . . : .. - ;. . • .George gal., barftls for boathouset, *I.J|. 9— .- APPLY; ' Trim, Oalesvlile, Wis. Tel, 3)9-3209; HEAVV OOTY j" pipe, 20 pieces, W- PATIENT lifter, adlustable base, canvas rage refrigerator, «4. Te|. 454-2SS9.' Dairy Herds -. any «•».Ay - (tar and back, 450 lb. capacity, Tel. IUO JOHNSON TRUCklNO: * New J, 14' longi heavy duty school swing set; ¦ " .Cattlf, Stock ^ pipe, 4 swings '452-3070. - . - " -: . used ears, : trucks. Gas, oil, tires. Horses' 43 Feeder & Fait Cattle Ftrtllii«r , iod : 49 made oirt of 1" and 3" . SPEED QUEEN Deluxe wringer . wash- Houelon, Minn. Ttl. - 07:7041: V er; also twin tubs. Mrs; LeRoy iur- . -' North Star Poods Slaughter Cowis & Bulla CRIB,.' I15f ear bed, 17; ear sett, ui meister. Tel. 665-3597; ONE CLOSE Holstein springing heifer. fill dirt, fill . BI.ACK DIRT, *»nd, crushed HANNAH'S husband Hector hater hard .. PlayleK , nurter »et, M; Infant' -Hat,. Galen Engel, Fountain city, Wl*. V rock; gravel,: $00, shrubs, Complete Painting, Decorating 20 "AAA \r\c. Ay A. Li vestock of any- kind. ' work so he cleens the rugs with Blue . . .IUO ..Tel. 452-232». . - BAR AGE SALK-Frl. arid Sa)l. landscaping,. Cat-and front, loader work. Hloh " bull, J Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1, *2 chair, crib, sttpladder, bookcase, car ' PUREBRED POLLtD Charolais VALENTINE TRUCKING V ' HOSJSfl ^PAlNTINO^tfrcd - of t^T^d Am; v years; oldi "Remington . breedlno, out- -and t3. -'H. - Choate. Co, . . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING, wrnnntr end win- seat, poll, dishes, miscellaneous. IU 1279 St Charleg . Minnesota C|ly. Tel, 4J4-1782 * tar, sites' 12, color? We can change: thai , Our rates standing quality, Erlckion : Bros., Wha- ¦ 14. Sat. May 24 only, . Mankato Ave. ate reasonable .. Tel . 452-3741 after: j. Lanesboro Sales 7 Famous TORO power lewn mowers from 3945 Ith It. * lan, Black Dirt —• All Top TtlX. St; Charles, Mlna :- /^nnyr*yvi^i^y $99.95, WINONA FIRE .' .ft POWER SHAKLEE PRODUCTS-keep Also Pill Dirt your CMS- INSIDE AND OUTSIDE painting by. ex- Memorial EQUIP, CO., 54 I , 2nd SIV Ttl. 'I52- eLECTRIC FANS-10" end 17",. oecll- pool drains also weed sprayers clean ; NO SALE, Mon; May «, CoMmission, Inc; ARCHU HALVBRSOH, Tel, 452:4571, perienced painter. Basement . ' sealing, 7 Tel. 932-4831. V . Day Holiday. Farmers Livestock Auc- - . '5065. , - -,: . latlng; . 'A-Vi h.p. motors; 1 sump by using Organic Basic H. Tel. 452- . ' ¦ ¦; ¦ Tel. 454-1144; . _ tion Market, Caledonia, Minn, 55921. ' ' • pumpi, cheap. 113- Msln. sv*v .rnorningt, Te!, Collect 467-2192. LANDSCAPiN&T" :'.. ' - ' " ' -: " - ¦ ' .- TWO GENERAL t |res, belftd, -:.(umbo . •Tel. , 507.724-3918. :,. * - , ' ' : , : '' .. SOD. -: lald or .dellvered. HOUSE PAINTING, Interior, exterior ' 780's, G78x14, I3J each. One feer LAWN MOWER, large wooden storage WOMAN'S blue 24" . pullmsn suitcase, ' . " bale E. .Welch. Tel. 454-34S2 or '. .. roof coaling. Fully Insured. Tel. 454- FEEDER PIGS; 23, average weight 45 chrome bumper, fits 1967-1973 Chevrolet, box, Small nietal cabinet, living room ; used once. Lawn sweper, 24" Dart» - JIJJ . " -:¦ ¦ : 454-1461. - "Over 20 yeeri;e3(per(ence." chair, Slower, stand, magazine rack. . . . . - Ibs.j V. registered Appaloosa mare, 5 truck, $30. One pickup topper, 32",.cue-,, like new. Tel. 452:5381, 321 W. Mill, 7 64 Tel. 42,414*. years old, green broke. Kenneth Bak. BEEF CATTLE or pasture cattle want, torn fear door, $375. Tel. 454-5590. HOUSE NEED painting? College slu- v PRODUCTION NOW IS THE time to put. organic fer- ¦ ' ' ¦; ' ¦ Humi Rushlord. Tet. »M-71»3. ¦;. - . . ed, also ewes or lambi. Tal. . MhtBlI . Lalrd .'St'. ; . .:; ANTIQUE SOFA, reflnlthed and Mup- dents, experienced In palnling, need tlllier on your .lawns end . garden. Tel. TWIN OR bunk beds; ladles' dresses; i bolstered In. cut . velvet; double door ¦iummer: 452-5044) early mornings; " |obs. Tal. 452-1394 . afler 5;. POLAND CHINA Yorkshire cross , Ed USED MELROH Bobcats. Tel. Lewiston very nice, site 11-12. Very reasonable. j oak commode, rieflnlshed In walnut.: .SUPERVISOR -- - Tel M9-22« after 3:30. ' ¦ ' ' Wright, Chatfield, Minn. Tel. M7-4647, Farm lmpl«m«nt» : 48 5701. - . . . Tel. 452-3331, " - . Hay, Grain, Fe«d :' . SO Plumbing, Roofing '" ANTIQUE CHEST , wllh hsndksrchlef i l AN AtTHACTIVE hands, regis- SPRAY TEXTURING ot ceilings or wills. HAMILTON UPRIGHT • plane, ;llfj0| APPALOOSA MARE, 15'A INTERNATIONAL 460 traclor, factory Interior drawers, ready- to retlnlihi Tots of • . spots. Quarter COB CORN for sale, Marvin Blank, New . end old, Pilntlho and . . Craftsman Has mower, |5. : Both need HARD WATER Is hard on clothes, hard tered, while with black LP gal, completely overhauled, tei. ¦ Assocletei, Tel. miscellaneous , fbplt; 480 E, Mark St. . ' ¦ colt Tel, . Cochrane, Wis. Tel, M8-M&-3781 .- . - ;. remodeling. Brooks *¦ . . repairs. Tel. 452-4418. . ..' - . on hands, hurd on soap, leaves dish: OPENING EXISTS ON horse mare Palomino. Also . : Alma . 946-1814. . . u .- '454-5382. . ;* 487-3158 alter 1 p.ni,, . Barry or Denny, •s and: glassware dull and unappellt- 7 LARGE DOGHOUSE, new 30" gold gas CAR STARTINO generator/booster ' ' STRAW—30O bisles, excellent condition. . with- Ing. Let us moke life a little softer OUR SECOND SHIFT OLIVER M diesel for . sale for parts, NORGE. VILLAGE dry cleans clolhes, stove with window : In oven door, . In- - out motor and cables. Brand new Tel. ' AT STUD — Mannix, purebred Arabian, SPELTZ CHICK HATCHERY, Rollins- ¦ ¦ . "far you -by-. 'Installing a water, soften- ; good rubber. Lowell Soss, Rl. 2, Hous- drapes, sleeping bags, ¦ lbs. for. $2.50. . quire 34 Erie Lone. :452-»28lV : •; ' ' ' ¦ ' ' dark liver Chestnut, white strip . and : - stone, Minn . TeL 689-21111 ; . •r . In. your , tiome. . ' .• ,- . .V* . ton; M|nn . V ; Also wash your clottiei, 20c Ik; sdeks. 5-M Arabians, Junior - MarK- ' ~ Siik screening or metal :FORMALS, alies B-M, $3-S10. 1971 Dat- BEIGE ' CARPEflNGl Frank \0'Uauqhlin wa rdt , Minnesota Clly. Til. 669-247?, BALED ST RAW and hay, Nell Coibers- l2x15', Ideal, for . : decorating experience is pre- V PROMPT lERVtCE on all makes . son, . ' . Peterson, Minn. Tel. Rushlord WARM MORNING : Brellmaster oyldbor SUh ; 1200 4-speed. Tel. 434-*K6, .. cottage, 113. Tel, 452-4560 er HI t' V PLUMBING & HEATING '. of bulk lankaV gns grill, complete With gas tank or ¦' - .- ¦ ' " HEIFERS-18 sprlnbers, dus . 864^493, , . Bellevlew. V Wl E. 6lh ' Ttl; 452:4340 : ferred but we will , train a HOLSTEIN 7 Ed's Refrigerator a . Dairy Supplies set . for natural gas. El Imlhates buying TWOVTIRe* and ^ rlmt, 7.00x11; . t win- 1-i weeks calfhood vaccinated.- . - 'Ray : , 555 E. 4th ;. : Tel, 452-5522 chisreoal and . you are ready to cook dow! and doors end wooden storms person wlfh a sincere desire Rustad, Rushford, Minn Tel 864-9430 EAR CORN,: dairy and best hay deliv- , ROUND FORMICA top table with wal- ' . - . . . advantage- end tcrten door. Tel: 454-5433, HOT- ROOF Specialists. Commercial and ered. Eugene Leknerti, - Kellogg. Tel. In live minutes. Take ef nut bast;; bird cage v/llt) sltrid . Tel. to learn. As a recognized : Special arid Save, GAIL'S - 4g9 residential. Wa. build new, repair thi PUREBRED ANGUS bulls, serviceable WANTBD TO BUY—Ford «N for parts. ,, 507-534-37.63. .. . -, our Spring ; . :230». :. - ' old, and :recoat for. longer lite All dealer in our field, we offer - Tell 454-2657, ' :' ¦...... ' - . . '¦ ¦ . .APPLIANCE, 211 Ei 3rd. Til, 452-4210, EXERCISE bicycles, belt vibrators, mas- agei sorrel stud, good breeder, elso /. , ¦'¦ '¦ work guaranteed. Cell for7 free esti- ¦ OOOD ALFALFA dairy hay and beet sage rollers, Oka new. Tel. 454-5W6. CLEAN USED 2x4'J and JxS'l;: varloua¦" complete fringe benefits and ponies. Tel. Lewiston. 4780. -y ' ¦ mates Tel. 408-485-3401: Jerry's " Roof- y.PTO HAYBINEJ—l 8ehl> f Owaton- hayj ' also straw. Delivered. Joe Fred- MAY SPECIAL -lengths..-Tel. 453-4750. ' . - ing Cp., Alma, Wis. an excellent opportunity for nai, 1 Oliver Ed Sllever, Tel. - 454- rickson, Tel. 507-7S3-3511. . . METAL TWIN site bad, fine for - eot- PLEASURE . HORSE. Supreme, proven . . G.E , Refrigerator ' ¦ advancement in a new mod- - 5700. ' ' ' •' . . tags. Tel . 4S2-5255, THREE MATCHING bar. . stools, dark - winner, 4 year . old gray quarter tiorsl .' . ' , " - geldlnq; Tel. St , Charles ' 937-34VB. ' : WE STILL HAVE someTait drying Mal- $176 w.t. wood bar .stool , dark wood end table. : •:; PLUMBING BARN : ern plant. Salary certtroensu- . . . . , FIELD. SPRAYERS—« row, Tel. 452-43B9, lard Seed Corn and 1 . ipeclal. Tel. 8 4 8 ELECTRIC,: 155 E. 3rd SIX YEAR' crib and mattress, excel- TeC - 4B9-250>.. . . 154 High Forest ,- v .., Tel, 454-4244. ' ' rate with qualifications and REGISTERED AND grade Holslcln bulls, .452-5049 mornings. . lent, condition. Tel; 4J4-4244. - - THE L R, ROOFING & Maintenance" Co. experience. Apply In person: serviceable' age, from DHIA records up FORD 8000 tractor, air conditioned cab, GOLD/GREEN carpet Vrunner, ll' x3; to 1108 lbs. fat; Allan Aarsvold, Peler T dual wheels, wllh or without t-bottotri EAR CORN for feed. Hereld Hammann, / NEEDLES/ AQUARIUM. 20 .pal:, with heater, filt- kitchen curtains, drapes, . rockers, Commercial, residential, municipal St : ¦ son, Minn. : tcl 875-2342. / Oliver plow. All In excellent condition. , Charles; . Minn. Tel, W2-3327. * . . " . For All Makes ' er; cover wlfh tights, tnd gravel. Tel. dishes; ladles', men's clolhes. Tel. 'V painting, aluminum coaling, silo seal- . ' ¦ ' . .¦' Arnold Folkpdahl, Rt. 2, Ettrick, Wis. : of Record Players _ ¦ 4SJ-5255. V • 489-2203, - ing, building maintenance, -whitewash- FIFTY TWO -A- A , ' ¦: / ing, blacktop APPALOOSA SHOW-Sun . Halter 6 a.m.i ' Tel. 408-525-5571, sealing and patching, Northern Flexible QUANTITY of new lumber. Tel. Rol- Hardt's Music Store . - sandblasting, - , floor resurfacing. Spe- Performance 12130. Horesback riding FRONT PORCH Rummage Sale. Many FOUR GREEN and 2. red upholstered 1 Vet- . llngstone 489-2509. :V ¦ll6-118 PlBza E. now articles, books cialist Iri flat roofs. Free estimates. Sat., reservations required. B'g DEUTZ Tractors. ; Ownera report up to , Prl. and Sat, 139 chairs with black lacquered arms and All ~ tlh' - . - legs work guaranteed. Rt. V, Lewiston, Minn, Prbclucts Division ley Rancm.Tel. 454-3305. $1000 per year saved :en fuel cost ~T ' " ' 'A W. i Tel. 452-5B32. ' . . iAA- . Te|. 489-2508. .. . ' ¦ FIFTY 8IX . ' . ' y - . -Tel. , 5751. . alone. Arena Motor-Implement, Keilogg; v . 1200 W. Gale Ave. -.- , ANTIQUE oak chest . of drawers. Inquire MA IL, WHITE LUNCHEON, set With green SEARS 10x13' "Ted*Williams" tent with: DUN AQHA P-76-311, 1957 dlvldent young Minn. 747-4972. Mrs. Joe Drazkowikl, Fountain: Clly, ¦ • slailloh. -Sire Poco Speedy P-31-997 out and gold border. 9 plaice and 12 cups. side room, like new, 175 Tel, Coch- Galesvlllei Wis, ¦ W|$. (Bluff Siding). Ayy ', - - • ' • Ele.ctrit Roto Rooter ol Poco Bueno' - p-3044.' Dame,. Little FITZGERALD. SURGE - DAILY NEWS Tel . 431-5255. . . ,. rane- 248-2484. - . : For clogged sewers end drains. Duce P-35,620 out of King . P-234, May Sales & Service ¦ Weekdays 8 a.m. to 8 p.rii. SUBSCRIPTIONS ZANE GREY and other pld novels,ViOci be, aged ; but still good for . many gets. Lewiston 6201 or Si, Charles 932-485] Seeds, Nursery Stock 53 v , CHARCOAL GRILL; window iertmn* JBx Tel; man's 10O% wool ¦' western hat, hew. Browns Roto Rooter Standing at Rl. 3, Pleasant Rldga ¦ 55, 34x52. 30x53; small / storm and ' May Be Paid at Tel. 452-5832. ; - . Tel, 45i-»J09 or .452-431 J, 1 yr. guarantee, Help—MaU or Fern«l« 28 Until sold. Tel. 452-1136. Stud fee. , NEW HOMELITB CHAIN SAWI SOYBEAN SEED-90% germination. El- screen. Tel. 452.2189:. -A Treaty. More care $1.50 per day. . Good Selection ot Used Sows, dor Rutachow, Alma, Wis, Tel, . 946- TED MAfER DRUGS / 3185..' TABLE AND 4 chairs, wooden; also DRESSING TABLE . triple mirror, ROOFING 1 Y QUT Chain Saw Headquarter! . ' 250CC Jawa. S125. Tel 452.4S7S with EXPANDING PLASTICS Co. seeking lull APHA SORREL,. 1972 overo colt. Sire ..-; No Telephone Orders hog mttlng fence, 2 sealed buggy. • MAINTENANCE «. SUPPLY CO ' - Winona, Roofing & Water- or part-time salesperson. . No exper- Bar Sanche: APha. Show and . stallion POWER2nd & Johnson Tel : 452-2571 SOY BEAN seed, Chippewa 44 and Hart, ; Stirn ti Lorch, Blair, Wla, Tel. 989- . , : " . ' - - : ' PICTURE WINDOW, hot . water radia- ¦ , A- proofing Ed Mtajcyk."Pro- ience , necessary; Must have gopd car prospect. Appendix Apha; Very good cleaned and bagged. . Val; Sonsalla, . ;- -Vv -\-.wm' fieiTaken ' .: . . ;- . .v - . 2170. . and some travel required. Per personal disposition. :Well broke to halter ¦and Trempealeau, .Wis. (near Centervllle). tor, TOO' of radiation. Te). 454-1372. Ar- 7 ¦; ' •' ' ' thur Jackman - . : fessioiial Roofing is our only. Interview Tel. . 507-452-3?98; . .- lead. Tel. 452-1136.. . .; . N.EARLY. NEW black -davenport, opens . rLWR .-t.i:n«in -Tormai, sue v-iu; neer ¦ work." 15 years — 40 to queen-size bed. Paid $179, will sell well poo); 8' wide, 20" deep; Rubber- • years. . Used Fartri Wanted—Farm Product S4 SQUARE STAINLESS sink, 15x15, fau- WANTED-RN's or LPN.'s. Call Elda THREE' PUREBRED horned Hereford , for $120, . Tel. 452-7504. . maid diaper pall . 454-3444,VV . Guaranteed No 1 material — cets trap; two 6.70x15 good tires, 310; . . . Tel . Stange, R.N., Director of Nursing, La bulls, 3 years old; I . Hereford Limou- , pment Specials HAY , WANTED Immediately. Tel. Cen- SOO'- dog chain, Jc ft. 113 references. Reasonable. , -. Crescent: pursing Center, Tel: 895-4447. sin cross bull, 3 years old, Richard Equi CHILD'S CAR seat. Was ..$19 new. Uses Main- BELT MASSAGER ;— :.' >/. h.p.; variable ; terville 539-3389 ¦ V ; ' ' H. Sprlck, Lake Clly,: Minn , Tel: . 345- car seat belt, $15. Also baby , bottles, speed,. 41 14x14x33.' Very good eondt- "•: - Tel: 452-2764. V City, TWO SPE^O Sting Ray bicycle, , best LIFEGUARD WANTED at Fountain 3154. ; 1963 John Deere 30i0 trac- very reasonable. Tel. 454-3080. .. ¦ . .. tion. Tel. 687:9557. ]. Wis swimming pool, Inquire et Tex- WANT HAY for mulching, qualify¦ not '. offer; S- Oieyrolef rims and '5? CHevr . tor, dual hydraulics, new ' ¦ - Female—Jobs of Intarest—26 aco .Station or motel. SEVERAL top young Holstein 2nd end Important. Joe Fredrickson, Tel.. "507- AIR CONDITIONER, 5000 BTU, $60j 4 rolet radios, generators. Tel. 454-1217. 3rd calf close springing cows. Flnan- M&W istons*, new 15.5-38 753-2349 evenings or 507-753-2511 ;any- mag wheels, $35; stainless cut-out pipes, WINDOW SCREENS—In good condition, p ' ' ! WANTED—part-time bar maids. See Jlrrs BEAUTICIAN wanted . in one of Winona's . cing available. Al's Dairy CaHle: Ex- . time,; $15; vinyl headrests, $2. TeL' 454-1429. ANGLE. IRON, 2x2, 4x4, 6x4; plate glass various sites, Edmund Luehmann, Lew- rubber, extra clean oondi- 7 ltfon .' at the Black Hawk, Bluff Siding, Wis. busiest beauty salons, Experience change. Lewiston, Minh. Tel. dairy ' - ¦¦ ' 40x49; some lumber, various txt; 6x8, . . .Tel. 3207; , Tel; 487-4141. preferred but nof necessary. Write C- 6511; residence- 5851.: . - , - . . , . - ' . tion. . . - -: , : ..:. " . TWO WfiEEL trailer, good condition. Tel. boards, roof. 113 Main; . " . * . Antiques, Coins, Stamps 56 . 58 Daily News. St. Charles 932-3744 before . 2:45 p.m. ~ DEEP WELL Jensen pump lack with GIRL, 19-25 to live In, care for 4 Child- RIDlNG LESSQNS -with Noel Larson, 1951 John Deere MT ;with .every day. BROWN TWEED wool carpeting anci ; motor. Tel. 489-2452. ¦ ANTIQUE ROLL-TOP desk for tale: ren, 5, . 7, 8 arid . 10 -for summer, pos- RHYTHYM GUITAR player for country well-known Inslructor -with years of pad, .Ilka , new; ll'A'xj 6'; drapes 6x cultivator. Tel 452-5014.,: TAN DRAPES, lady sibly through next school, year. Easy western: and old . - time band, part- •show, experience, will be . given every POLAROID Square Shooter, . only 2 10' . Tel. Fountain City 687-3077 ., . 's lackett; many going family. Some ' traveling. Tet 452- time. Tel, 454-1834. : 474 W. , 5th St. - starling June 9: for months old, $10. Tel. 6M-248-23S9 af- clean rummage Items. Tet. 454^75. . Tues. and Thurs . John Deere 4 row cultivar DISCOVfiR THE LITTLB RED SHED: 2447,.. ask for Zone. , 7' . all levels beginnerVto experienced, ter S p.m. Would make excellent gift, ONE H,P. deep well |et-fank ,- 20 gtls. , ' Qualify dak furniture (round oak table '/'¦ at the J Triple R, Rushford, . Minn. ir torA chrome aluminum- finish coat;. 9.00x20: DANISH MODERN couch, «', gold eiith- with claw feet), depression glass, BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted. Tel 452- Situation* W«nt»d-Fim. 29 - '¦ ' .Information; HOME RENDERED lord, . also home- ; . 10-ply, hew - 113 Main. - - ' •¦ - Ions on walnut frame. Ttl. 454-1711. . ¦ . . Tel. 864-9414 for further lamps, primitives collectables end . • -.' 3194. ::. Sign ' up-- now; don't be left out Learn He$ston :mowerrconditioner,, , made soap. Tel. Kellogg 507-767-2374. . . country crafts,. Located 3V5 miles W; WILL DO babysitting In my home, pre. the right way, tb eh|6y riding at Its GIRL'S 20" Schwlnn Sling Rey. bicycle, MAYTAO automatic washer, best ¦ of Galesville I m ile off 35-54. offer TWO LIBERAL girts needed to share fer e child under , age on« or. children - . best.' - ' .- - . - ' ' . * McCormick ¦ mower - condi- CHAIN SAW, $40; apartment alie re- 9x12, nylon- rug, dinette set, . dresser, : over Jl5, works perfect, Pair overload 4 . bedroom aparlrhent, $50 month. out of school for sumnrstr Full-time 7 '. :¦ ' ' frigerator. $20; cork Insulation, make .. Vacuum , cleaner. I 'M - High -Forest. springs for Chevrolet. Tel 487-3054 ' - Vtioner. .; LOW COST professional furniture :strip- . . * . , Available June 1st . Tel:.454-3791. only please. Tel. - 454-4954. . TWO YEAR old Angus bulls Bill Leary offer; stainless steel sink, $100. 349 . ing ,'the Amity way".: We remove all & Son, Caledonia, Minh / p Lake Blvd.:., BV4' ALUMINUM : roll-up steel . Kosch side .mount mowers. old varnish' and ' paint from wood- and awning* FORD, 1954 J100; old high chair, ItOO) BABYSITTER , WANTED for . summer WILL DO babyslWnB iri. my home, can porch chair with cushions Tel. . 452- metal No lob too big. Free estimate. . old Remington 32 rim fire, octagon monlhs, your home or mine. 730. "a.m.- furnish references. . Goodvlew loca- EIGHT SPRINGING Holstein heifers; 20 . TWO LIFE preservers,. . adult's, $5; 2763. , 294 Orrln St.. ¦ John Deere 896 rake. Tel. 932-3350. "Saints" Stripper Ser- barrel, 1100 Ardell Fossum: Canton. 4:30 p.nv Tel. 45M 887. . ' tion. : tei. 454-1 JOT. grass cattle, . 400-600 lbs. Elmer Reps, drapes, beige," 1 pair 98"x2'/4 yd., 2 vice, Sf , Charles, Minn , pair 44"x2'/4, yd., 452-9547 ¦;- . " :Lewlston, .-MInn. Tel, 5784.,; John Deere No, 350 rake $12 Tel. . ANTIQUE CHAIRS, tllilnfl table, crocks, CARTDP CARR IER, refrigerator, .1 COCKTAIL WAITRESS wanted; also WILL DO babysitting In nny home for . camp and older , hammock wllh stand. Al Bagniewsk i, cots, 2 sleeping bags, oak kitchen . .dining- room waitress. Must , be avail- 1 child, West location, can elve ret- ANGUS bulls and regis- WANTED: silver coins, 1964" GARAGE: SALE-May 26, 27, 287 From - - ¦ REGISTERED John Deere 24T baler with .Fountain City/ Tel . 4S7-3746. , . . table. Tel. Centervllle 539-S544. able day or evening hours;; . Winona ences. Tel. 452-5624.- . .. . for sale, Bulls of sliver dollars and . gold. Paying top 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Glen Mary;Road . tered quarter horses ' ' . Country : Club. Te|. - 452-3078 for ap- tested herd. .' / ¦ejector., vv prices; Tel.. 454-2133. . . Many ,great. ,bargains,: * all ages from production .V COLOR TV set. Motorola Quasar; for- DUPLEX DEEP well pump lack with polntrtitnt. . : BABYSITTING In my honis. Tel. 452-7278, Morken Angus Farms, . Spring Grove, room set WANT TO BUY stamp collections; Uni- : mat dining , 7 chairs; boy's pulley. Tel, 687-4S5! Minn. 55974. Tel. 498-5455.; Massey Ferguson No. 8 SILK ILLUSION double crystal wed- bedroom set, bookcase bed. Tel. 487- COMPANION, to EXPERIENCED- seamstress will .-: do ted States or foreign. Will also trade ding veil, very good condition; also ' ' - ¦ live In with , elderl y ' ' - .fcaier. .-; ; ; -9601. " ;- ._, - . ' . ' SHELVING, DOORS ' tables dishes, ' hems end alterations. Tel 452-2275. -. . duplicates; Tel. 454^681., illow; ¦ , , lady, modern Wlnone home/ good . BLACK GELDING with star arid : snip, hearHheped rlnbbearer's p . . Tel. boots; malorette shoes, baton, tots of wages, time off; Henry: Lecher; Rl 1, papers * Halt- " 454:3080. . eligible for Appaloosa ID . Several other balers. ; ¦ ¦ V REFRIGERATOR, ttrge ffeeilng com- clothing; Priced to selll Tel, Fountain Winona, Tel. . 454.5459, Tel. Allure 7551 . " ':. /-. '. A- Situations Wanted—Mala 30 er .broke, Alleles for SaU ;. . . $$ ' partrhent; lamps, hand lawn mower, City 487-7432, SW.ELT and fish ¦: seine. Tel. .Cochrane bathroom space saver/ hassock, 24" X-RAY -TECHNICIAN " Wanted Oood bulls, serviceable : ' . CARPENTER and concrete . work wanted. REGISTERED ANGUS UNIV?RSAL gas range, good working 248-2*94. Schwlnn bicycles. 148 High Forest. YELLOW PEAR tomato plants, Kohlrabi/ working conditions, ' hospitalization and Benlsh, Coch- SPECIAL: New John Deere Guaranteed workmanship. Tsl. 454-3270 age Call or write John condition, $10. Tel. Rollingstone 689- Ivy and hen and chickens. Tel 452-6445. medical Insurance provided 7 CHILD'S stair gate, very sturdy, $4; . , no cell or - after 6. A rane,. Wis. Tel. 248-.22I0; BOO swather with conditioner, ' 2630. ':- - . . WATER PRESSURE lank, . 100 gel.; night work. 40-hour . - 5'A day. work week. G.E. vacuum cleaner with extra bags, school bus seats, trailer hlfch,: lawn RUMMAGE-GARAGE Sale, 1018 W. 7th. Apply Wlnona Clinic ' Ex- ready to deliver. Also new - .. very '- - good condition, ' 'lii. Tel. 454- ; ,. r ¦ ¦ ' • "'. CLIP AND E MARE—creamy Palomino coloring. STOKER—as Is, $25. 265 E. 4th. Tel. ¦ ¦ . chain, 10 gal. ¦ aquarium. Tel. 467- Sat., 9-4, 24" bike, trombone, record- SAV ' Rides En- ' -3M0, - .. . V" - ' ¦ - ,' • ¦ . ; ' ' ¦ ' : ¦ Trash hauling and odd loot. cellent all around horse. H&S chopper boxes. V452-7716.: .: . .;, . - - A- . : : -A. . ¦9401. . :.,' ' er, assorted books, toys, clothing, mis- . COMBINATION bartender and waitress, ¦ ¦ '¦:¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ itsh and Western. Beautiful with child- ¦ - . .• .. -. Tel. 452-4485. cellaneous. between the age of 18 . and 40. Must ren. Tel. ' . 454-4111. ¦: .- ' 2Va TON central air conditioning unit for LARGE BABY crib, complete, $25; White OR6EN RUO With PM..iri0"X11'4"( 2 be neat. Tel. 452-9842, Country ' :; seeing machine, deluxe buftonhdler, County. WILL DO lawn mowing, yard work and mobll homes. $895. knlckknack , shelves, kitchen step stodl GIRL'S CtOTHINO, «x; lady's coat, Mt PROFESSIONAL horse .shoeing- gradu- MOBILE HOMES excellent . condition, $85. Tel. ; Lewis- and other articles ¦ ¦' ' • " ' - ' ¦ odd |obs In Fountain Clly. Tel. eB7- ' TRI-STATE ¦ . Tel. 454-2385. twin headboards; buggy; toys. Across AVON - : ¦: "'• ;• - . . 7 . . - ¦ on |ob experience. ¦ ton sSol. .. . V . «557; ate farrier- 8 years LEWISTON Breezy Acres ' from Bats Camp, 1 p.m-4 ¦ p.rti. V To buy or sell, write or tall Mrs. Can give references;. .from owners of Hwy. 14-61 E. TWO: OLD . double barrel shotguns, 10 Sonya King, 3953 18th Ave In state," Tei; Bob DROPLEAF fable . N.W., Roclt- RETIRED GROCER wants part-time top show horses . , also has 2 extension and 12 gauge; movie protector slide CHAISE LOUNGE-rVery. pcod condition. . ester, Minn., 55901; Tel. 288-3333. lskl 452-4883 or 452-9744. boards, open to »x6'4" $35. Tel. 452 ¦¦¦¦ - ¦ Przyby . FOR SALE CHEAP, for moving or sal- prelector and screen, Tel.M7-9401. :.| -Baker :St. -.7V- * .. ; . ¦;¦ employment In any store . Tel. 454-5569 AUTO GO. 7504. ' y47i . ' .; . A ¦after t- a.m. . - .:. •• . ' .- , vage, older building, 18x24. Useful for lEAUTlCIAN WANTED-lmmedlate posi- . . D bulls, : Anxi- Lewiston, Minn. Tel. 2511 / REGISTERED HEREFOR grain storage, work shop. Tel. Cen: BUSINESS SIZE duplicator, Hammond PATIO (Winona) stone; car top carrier, tion. Experience necessary. Plaia breeding, 2 years Rush Arbor, GARAGE SALE — Plshhis equlpmsnf, ety 4th . . tervllle 539-3349. . . . Piper organ, 4.tire rims (5 hole), bird SS; army blankets, like: new/ milk Beauty Shop!, Tel. 454-3779. Business Opportunities 37 . Rushford. Minn. Tel. 864-9122. lawn chair, laWn mower, ramp, sham- 7 FOX CHOPPER, hay and corn heads, cage and stand. Tel. 454-1836. cans to haul away. 'Tel; 452-5544. lor parts, Super Six. Alois Bagniew- TWO PIECE living room suite, kitchen pooer), tools, womoh's-men's cloth- EARN EXTRA Income, build from part- ski, Rt. 2, Fountain City. Tel, 487-3744. table with 2 chalre, miscellaneous ing, misc. articles. 415 Mankato. BACK PORCH Sale. Dishes, rugs, «u>- ' ¦' O.E. VACUUM cleaner, electric type- . , time to full-time, own business. Hon- articles. Tel. 454-2625. . writer and stand, sewing machine tains and other articles. Back porch, est and sincere ELECTRIC paint scraper, coffee table Due to Expansion , people :cnly:.need ap- TRACTOR—175 Massey PerflUson. Could cabinet made for a portable. Tel, 4e7- 375 IV. Howard, Winona, Minn. 7 ply lor¦- , Interview. with glass top. See et 574 W. Ith. Tel. Fountain Clly uso older Ferguson In trade or ear TWO FAMILY Garage Salei : Set only, . 9*01. - We are now taking applica- . 687-6703 between 5 and 7 p.m. corn, Cllf Scharlau, Arcadia* Wis. 8; to 4, 558 W.: Broadway. Children's Tel. 457-4707. IF PESTERED by moles or pocket clothing, sites 5-12, good Clean condi- ' . gophers In lawn or fields, Tel, 452- INVALID hydraulic, .lift . Tel . 454-42*4. tions for women for first MEN r WOMEN, part or full time to sup- TANDEM . GRAIN trailer. $295. Bud tion; also many miscellaneous Items. BABY CLOTHES, large box, $5; chain 5040 mornings. ,; sow, $40; stainless steel sink, and second shifts. ply Disney books to establish retail .Jofinsoni Houston, AAlnn. Everything reasonably priced. V, . 1100; cork .'Insulation, $10. Tel. 454-5459 J'X«* ALUMINUM slide by windows, 2 . " W . WEDDINO . GOWN-S40. White; - empire accounts, High monthly , earning poten- AW shelf redwood and brick bookcase and FOX CHOPPER, Industrial model. Also BABY BED—Actually a crib ior ut> to with jjifttthlng floor length mantilla. . Please apply iri person from ; books, Tel. 487-9401. tial wllh only $2,990.00 required for In- LIVESTOCK i row sprayer.. Alois Boonlewslcl, Rt. 6 year olds. Maple and solid. Mattress BOY'S 20" Schwlnn bike, 5 speed, good Wor/ only once. Slit 14. Ttl. Coch- 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. ventory ond training. Call COLLECT 2, Fountain City. Tel, 687-3744. like new. Reasonable Must- see lo condlllon; 5 foam rubber bolsters lor rane. 248-2772. . Mr . Hall (214) 243-1981. appreciate. Tel. 452-3975 alter 5:30 for bed, Tel. 454-1009. SEVEN STORMS and screens, 36x60; AUCTION WANTED: Allis Chalmers roto baler. appointment ,. storms, *2 each; screens, »1. eech. BERRY BOXES-quartt and pints. Tel. Rush Products FOR SALE, Pountaln City Cale & Truck Loren Fimian, Cochrane, Wis. Tel. ALL - TERRAIN vehicle; 17' fiberglass Also misc. other sites. 452-7322. , . , Stop. 2 years old and grossing over SPARTA , .Waumandee '426-2781 . , RUMMAGE, furniture Including 2 rock- canoe; 20" gos range; Volkswagen en- Rushford , Mmn. ' - . l., «va-n l I, IB! k._^.. ..M - m... 1,14- S39.000. On well traveled Hwy. 35 at ers, occasional chairs, pramophone, gine and. parts. Tel. 452-4872. NEON LIGHTS, double, I S10, f til HA f cn cikica, riaruyr *•«. rrvm nu- South edge of Fountain City, Wis. Only MON . 4 WgD . SALES DAR I KOOL 250 . gal. Ice bank bulk high chair, baby and adult clolhes. Maytag electric dryer, S20; Honda SO, tans. Tel. 454-1241. ' ' • ' PACK cale In area. Tel. 487-4790, 687-6191 or tank. William J. Staak, Cochrane, wis, Sat, S. Sun, 104 E. Mar k. BACi, — red Camp Trails, lor me- $30. Tel. 454-2437. 910 Gilmore Wale—Jobs of Iriferest— 27 687-6671. dium height, welded frame . Tel. 452- machine For Trucking Call Tel. 248-2839 . ' ' ANTIQUE TREADLE tewing RUMMAGE-MOVINO Sale now Ihrouph 7'BJ. / ELbt-TR IC yard -li ght.- Tel. 454-4110. with parte, 335. Red rug, *x 12, S10„ COME GROW with utl Wa need depen- CAR WASH—Disassembled, self-service, GORDON NAGLE DISMANTLED 14' Silo roof with 22' Sat , Including toy box, records, books, Three tiered plant table, 12. Tel, dable, , hard: working men who 855 47th STUDIO COUCH-good condition, opens BROWN PLAID jacket , blue spring coat ¦ ' ¦ - ' ¦' are high-pressure water, coin operated, 4 Dakota , Minn, chute, used 3 yean, tiOO, LeRoy Bech- kitchen , articles, .clothes, etc. . 452-4418. . . . capable of managing time and work stalls , l automatic. Tel, 454-18*5.7- ly, Alma, . Wis. Ave., Inlo a doublo bed, $18. Tcl. 452-5164. site 12, dark brown wig. Tel. 454-5943 schedule. We offer unlimited Income, alter %. GARDEN TRACTOR attachments, dtt« en the fob training, In a new service POPCORN Concession, 2-wheel trailer Tel. 643-6372. DUAL WHEEL for New Holland baler; BOLENS 1220 riding mower w|th mower ALMOST completed VVton pickup camp- cultivator, snow blade, S!0 Ttl. Houi- -¦ . ' company as service technicians. Tel. wagon ,: Season starting. A good' .- profit- , also PTO lor John Deere 110 or 112 and snowblower, dozer blades, manure tr shell, 25' 220 baseboard heat , ther- PORTABLE DRYER-Tel. 454-3911 af|er ton 894-2014. 454-5375. able business , Reasonable, Anthony Please Call Early garden traclor. Tel. 487-4451, loader end dirt bucket , Tel. 454-2657 moslat , electric oven, gat range. Tel, S weekdays, up to I on Sat. Welich, Fountain Clly, wyis. evenings. 489-2931. BERRY CRATES and carriers, 32" clr. MARRIED MAN on dairy and beef farm. H, alto Allis Chalmers for- USED, overhauled, 30'' ranges, Speed eular aaw, portable stereo, windows, ' - Wether butcher sheep, FARMALL Houst available, wllh extras . Marlow TWO YEARLING ooo harvester. Bolh units very good BASEMENT SALE-Sat., May 26. An- ARMY BLANKETS, S3 each; end ta- Queen automatic washers, refrigera- screens, doors. Tel. Rollingstone 489- Rt. 4 Dogs, Pets, Supplies 42 30c lb. alive, , Also aged buck , chnap. s or- bles, $2.50 each; large tors, Alto Invalid's chrome walker, Behnken, , Rochester , Tel. 282-471$. condlllon. Loren Fimian, Tel , Wau- tiques, vases, dishes , homemaker ' roaster, 11,30; , . 2277. Tel. Alma MB-6B5-4820, tides Mrs Ethyl Casper, Pleasant lea kettle; $1.90. Tel. Cochrane 24)- Art's Appliance, Galesville, mandee 626-2761 . . . ¦ ¦ DISPATCHER- .•!?. V SIX YEAR crib, 151 2 kitchen chairs, M very good breed, original color or red- ANGUS bull ready for breed- school graduate; communications ex- YOUNG FOX CHOPPER, hay arid corn ' headsi WANTED: electric trains, Lionel, Ameri- each, Used vacuum cleaner . Tel. 452- ' ' ' ' dish brown, Tel. 452-4789. . ing; also Chat olall Hereford cross bull, ' ' perience end electronics training de- McCormick 10* sail-propelled wind- RUMMAGE SALH-Sat., May 16, »•!, ROi.KER, boy ' s parkas, playpen, can Flytr, etc, Any slit or condlllon. ¦ *306 - 2 Fountain Clly, ' sired. Starting snlary $524 per month. Jnmes Jereczek Rf. , Ellien, Minn. 515 Main . child's Hopplly-Hop, mogailnt rack, Tel, 434-307J. ST, BERNARD pups. Can be registered. rower. Gilbert Melners, Plus fringes. Apply Room 1*, Clly Wis, 353 Dacola Frl. through Sun, FURNAC E OIL burner "gun". 7.75x14 Zlemer 's, Stockton, Minn , Tel , 609-270J. Hall, Mr. Norton, NEW HOLLAND W time cycle feeder, BOOKS BY Horatio Alger, Hamlin Gar- NEW MARTIN house, 9 hole cestle tire, two 265 gal. fuel oil tanks, 20"x30" TWENTY SPRINGING Holstein cows, 30 Tel 68?- land, Poo, Rolvaag, Zona Gale, Pearl MOVING. Household furniture, appli- type, A very decorative lawn orna- wall mirror Tel, 452-9281 . t Mnlners, also water pressura pump, . , PULL-TIME mechanic at well estab- LONO HAIR kittens free for good homes, heifers bred In Ffb. Gilber Buck MARY TWYCE Antiques «, ances, clolhing and rummage. Kilty- ment. $30. Tel. 452-9614. black and white, litter-trained , Tel. 454- 233J. . lished and growing service station Be Eitzen, Minn , Books, 920 W , Ith. corner from Mlailaslpplan In Buffalo TWO WHEEL wooden trame trailer, 4x«, . 1164. your own boss Hours adjustable, eat- J-16 plow, good con- City, Tomorrow ! Tel. 248-2936. SIX YE-AR wooden crib; basslnttte; dou- wllh sideboards, 4-ply ti" tires, $73;. . mare, alio INTERNATIONAL ery open. Send background Information HALF ARAB 4 y«ar old $190. Tet. 454-5556. ble wash tubs on stand. Marlin Boehm- Tel , 453-5466 GREAT DANE Pups, Exceptionally nice Palomino mare. dition . " " fo Dun's Standard, 405 12lh Sf , S.E., llashy i y«nr old AN IQUE MEN'S SI2E 46 suits and lackets, tlie ke, Rushford. Tel. B64-9239. Brlndlii and Fawns. Dad, show dog, T Rochester, Minn., 55901, Tel. 452-5709 alter 7. hay conditioner wl|h 15" AND newer furniture stripping: Pree 38 Irousors; Kingston vacuum clean- WASHER , needs new wringer, 15. Plat- Mom, lamlly champ. Te|. St , Charles CUNNINGHAM wheels Duplex pump lack, Submer- estimates, pick-up and delivery. Tel. er , Tel, 687-7311. KNIT DRESSES, 14; baby furniture! Inrm r 'ockor - , »5. Tnl , 454 4517. 932-3498 . hull. Have yearling . OUARDS—full and part-time, 4 p, m; to WANTED: Hereford sible cistern pump. David Clark, Rol- Fountain City 687-9751 altar 5, books; boy's suit, 20; boy's clothes, 4- Hereford calves' for sale. 2 p m. shift, SI .BS per hour. Tel. Angus and Tel 689-2679 LAVATORY WITH FAUCETS, »5; gaso- J; mlscellnneous, Reasonable, 530 3»lh TWO RUGS—tu-tone beloe, 13x13' and PUREBRED BLACK Lab pups; pure- Clll Schiirlau, Arcndla, Wis Tel, 373- llnostone , . 413-704 ,3460 lor Interview . . CUTTER WITH 2 shnlls, dressers, tables, Una camp stove ' $3; electric solder- Ave, . ' 11'8" K I3' , $15 each l: xcoll«nl .rondi- . bred Fox Terrier pups 1 AKC Dober- . 3143. dry sink , commode, 3 old trunks, olh- tion, Tcl 454 280.1, man pups; elso Spoodlo (Poodle- JOHN DEERE 40 4-row cultivator, fits ing Iron, $2; Ice auger, $2. Ttl. Coch- BARTENDER er articles, Tel. 507 4B2-4800. rane 248-2337. USED VOUNG5TOWN Sink with faucest. SI, Charles 932- while face, 3OI0. Kochn pickup loppor, Olllierl Call Jake Schnauier mix) . Tel, RIDING HORSE-Bay wllh Ideal lor cottages , Good condlllon. THREP POSITION reclining chair, $23, 30M or Lewislon 2611 Wood- Melners, Ellien, Minn. WILLIAMS ANNEX . woll broke and oontlo. Paul GIANT HOUSEHOLD i, Antique Sale. BOY'i SCHWINN bicycle, 1 year and Normnn Hnnsnmann, Cochrane, Wis. Relrlneralor, $15. 316 Center , Tel. 41147 ward, Ullca . Tel. Lewiston , M«y 26, 27, 28, 9 a m.-9 p.m. Old Te|, 608-248-2396. 4543580. KITTENS FREE for a good home Tal. BELT . 7x60' i used New Idea 205 spread- baby rabbits and caget, gtrblli and CHEP WANTED-Arr-n supper club; S«nd . Dodge School House. Dodtje, Wla, De- 454-7531 er apron. Ivan Bnem, Alma, Wis . eases. Tel. 6I7-7H01. resume lo C 44 Dnlly News. . Poultry, Eggs, Supplies 44 pression glass, carnival glass, furni- ~"""" r ture, lamps, trunks, pels and pans, " " " "7t7ua1„ FOR TRAOF John Deere t wllh culti- PORTABLE sewlnn machine, skirt mtirk- r PISH AQUARIUM, Includes ev- erything. Tel. 4U4M5 or sen at 1008 DFKAI.B CHICKS , Boelars, While I eg- vators and open gilt , lor enw and calf, dilhns, camping and fishing equip- er, bird cage; white shoe roller skatet Manager Trainee hnrm, California Whites, Last hatch Tel: Houston (IM-340/ evenlnoe. ment, over 22 (ruck Wads of merchan- tlm t , never worn. Tel. 454-IM4. E. King II . Due to Ihe prnmnllnn and expan- of season June 9. Order now , SPRI.TZ rilie will be on display, Many Sc and sion nf our company, wa need a MINIATURE Dachshund pi;pples for CHICK HATCHERY, Rollingstone, WICK Agrl nulldlng with super truss. 10c Items. Pree coffee. CHILD'S SWING set, 3 swings, good manager Iralnon Immediately, Must sale, Tel , 492-7249 alter 1 p.m. Minn. Tel. AB9 23II. Gilbert Melners, gllien, Minn. condlllon, nnw setts. 19 Tel, '14- Following items for sale be ambitious and mature, Snlary, RUMMAG& SALB-wwian'e md llllh 1AM. paid vacation, Insurance plan. Ap- LARGE DOftHOUSE-Oood condition 19, ORDER NOW-Heavy Mains, May 22, WANTED: Allis Chalmers or Mpl , Mo- hoy' s rlnthlnm snmr" hahy Heme, Frl. ply In person Orr-at Wlnonn Sur- , Tel. 454 3977. June I nnd June 5. Geese In June, line cultivator er shovels , Ivan Branm, nnd Snt. 9 9 . T3S W, (Inward, rue I OIL lank, 765 nnl., S full, In- plus Store, 101 I:. Ircl. Duckling), June 6 . Raise snme very Alma, Wis , cludes all fillings . $45. Tel. 454 4445. MALE i monlh old Blue Tick and Shep- good mtnl. Call JW-4J4-50 70. Coral USM) OAS wa in liaater . Ve a) 4a0 Jef- BOY OVER 19 wanted In clean B barn 454 Clly Poultry Products, Inc. Ilnx 181, INTERNATIONAL 4-bar aide rake, al- ferson St , WALNUT OCCASIONAL table, while and will trade. stalli, 15 per stall herd mix dog for sale , Tel, ,1409. . Tel. 457 V/09 alter flreeiy Acrms , Winona, Minn. so International No. I Hall chopper. porcelain casters. Silk dorp (ringed 7 . GIVEAWAY, excellent welch dog. Loud W. L. Roeder, Dover, - Minn , Tel. 933- ALUMINUM WINDOWS and skiing. Let embroidered scarves , 1 large, l small, , Tel, mould liul gonlle . Pari Schnaujer, TWO 40 bit , hoa frwlnre, III oood slmpa 44)8. Northwest Aluminum hcaiillly your 452-4331 Deore 4020 tractor , 1970 Moctol with cab , fully WANT SOMEONE t« 'In small house |40 each. .James Jerec;i< ol live wsiK old , Ttl Deeio gyro mower, heavy duty. Ford ncraper. Internation- Cochrane , Wis thnusihl you'd never a^kl , , MLR BI ACK «. DFCKER electric lawn mow- , sloi-k D M llenlke, lei 457 7401, Cnl * IWO IIAI F. Ihrow racks, one 7 Ion Oil CHAN IS, NATIONAL llANK 01 Wl- er. ahno\t III - WI larfle antique round Now niwi Used curs and led call acceptgil . al wagon, John Deere green chopper. Case wagon and Pl' C r. lor good lunns, Mlml nnd lour war wapnn, Mark Pronschlntkn, Arca- NONA llnvn a hnripy clnyl lop trunk, prrfirci condition Reason- Inicks. M IIN! li*- li;irc| work- / week old klllnnv Tel , 487-3054. S dia , fel .1313IB9, able Tel. 452 mm bale rack. UI70 Model 620 Houston swather with dleael HOI STEIN CALVES wanted, 3 days old RIIMMACF SAI.E-l.'l/f W, 411) , by en- er and utile lo sell to com- Norliert Orsden, Altura, Minn, Tel, Irnnto lo Jel|nrton Slaclluni. Ihurs, TWO SINKS lor hnauly shop only, 13 engine , very good condition. KITTENS- t weeks nlit, Hilar box train- 7101, DC . CASK Iractor , 1911, grind condi- poll) will) oxpiiiionced Bluff, ed, witnned, Pree , Tel. 457 6007. tion, Ralph Nichols, Trempealeau, I rl , and Sat , 9 lo 9 , ooch . Tel. 452-1210 . Wis Tel J39 3544, Volume KolliiiK iniikas earn- AK< ". rnMAI-F. Toy Poodles , lovely pels LAKOR GARAGE SALB-Thurs, through DOUm.B SINK In while metal cabinet; tor children and 'sdulls, 457 E , 4th ORBPN FP.FD chopper box wllh waring Sun Gnrxl plasswaro , hooks, i-mnll fur • rn\t Irnn double sink, complain, 19S1 inns UNI.IMITBI). atler ' 4 p.m. Tel, 454 1(05 . WANTED haler wagon, Allis Chalmers combine, nlhrrn , Inen clnlhlnn. la'O" man' 5 Chevrolet, cheap. Tal, 489-7152 . M. M. SOPPA . SprlnfiliiK llol.slclii ht'lfors , "lnl. Arcnilln, WU 321 .164,1. clnlhlng, rocorcli. knlckknachs , much , GIIHON 6000 nTII air conditioner , two CHrSAPr!AKI! PUPS 2 malen, I Inirmlr, II MI mote , 508 Hnrrlel Rushford, Minn. Tel. RM-7183 old HHI BII lol. I nny ni/n Ilolstoi n open 4 tinr ml cnrburolnrs and Intakes Inr 9 WHI^ O'.nil I S . I run. WANII'D TO llllY- small cnmanl muc- Write C-60 penlnaii, Wis . 534 7711. lit'lU'ifi, in , fel, 4J4-S2S9 or 414 I2VJ. OAHAOE SALE - 106 W . Ilroarlway Chrysler 383 and 361 , Ttl. Dakota 443- Ihurs. through Sat., » In 5. AH types 41)5. (Ry Hart Slore on Hwy. 4:i > PROFESSIONAL Poodle grooming, ex- Tel, St . Clim-lo/i Collect ALLU CHAI.MCRJ Iractor, good rondi- nl clolhing, antiques, toys, vaporlier, USED HOOVP.R dryar, avocado eolor -Daily News perienced and pmtlt, Tel, Marge 669- o:s2-«10in. tion, It , J . l.licher, Rolllngitnne, Minn, electric halrselter, wlux wedding Ettrick 535-5592. 1/17 Tel. 4M3I4J. dreas, tlie 10 12, Sell cheap, Tel. ' ' ' 7 Baby MercftandlM 59 MARK TRAIL7 ; - " .' : By. ' . Bd Dodd - Farrni, Land for Salt 98 ¦¦ . . ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' "— , ' '¦ ¦ -¦' ¦' ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ '. HM— " ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ i- i , ¦ - - ¦ . j~™¦"¦-—¦ >—¦ - ¦;¦ ¦ •• ¦" ¦ ' _¦',i,i " PURNTURE^-Crlb and .matreif, ei' » ' ' ' 't . > r ' " * - ' "— -- — '% I ' " ' " . """"*- '' -"' . ' "rrrr^i—i fe MODERN 80 acre valley farm for hogs NICE COMPLETELY remodeled-«-b*l BABY . : ' room at 316 E 8th, Close to school am stroller, lumber- seat,, InfartI* seat, car or bed. Write Box Si, PloeOn Fall*, , : park. $19,500, Ul 454-1052. : ' :¦ seat, Very reasonable. Tel. 454-4855. -Wis. ' 54760. ., . A . . Articles for Sail 57 HouUi for Salt . INCOME PRODUCING proporlles for Building Material! Galesville, NEW LISTING ; •AT. ONLY, 1 to I .p.m., special safe. "^ENERGY speakers and 5 tapes. Excellent cdn- . Bathtub, In good condition. Tel, 452- arge and yard at Dakota. $110 plus . cated renting now for lummer arid V. mile from cily limits ot CRISIS ' - ' ; ' ' ' - • ¦; . utilities7 Tel. Dakota 443-6130: ' REALTY. Tel. 454- Wis, Central air: condlllonlng, large Antique glassware and china, oth-er YOU CAN do your share to help! Keep . ditlon'.- Tcl. 452-435 3 . . ' . •. 5095. . : . ' ' - fall, JIM ROBB misc. 1114 W.' Broadway. . 5870. double garage. Tel. 582-2637...... your furnace air duels and burner- ' 1947;. ' OXCB llenl. . ACCORDION MUSIC, especially Eric THE SPECTACULAR VIEW clean. Your home Will-not only be ; .more HAMMyND ORGAN/ . Al- .; 4, -sleeper, like new. 'rls Available Right Now location, IO FABED, piattorm rocker ; ; men's pleasant- and comfortable, but you will -Co 19' . Slofcrall, Olten,. Carl Johnson and, Eddie Ja THREE BEDROOM house, nice . • - - T . - - ¦ ¦' ¦ ' - ' ; FROM THIS QUALITY shirts, . slacks; women s and' little oil and electricity.. .Don't . - . .-s 1:- os . . . . : ' :, . ,;- Scandinavian Accordion Books; Tel. Deluxe 1 & 2-Bedroom NEW EFFICIENCIES many extras. Must aeo to appreciate. ' • save on fuel ' - , : TASTEFULUT furnished with a de'corB- ' ' girls' clothes, dishes, portable mixer, todayl - JOSWICK FUEL " 454-1834;' - . ., . Lower twenties. Tel. 454-2625. • ¦ .' ; FAMILY HOME IS r , wait-coll us ' ' ' ' tor t flair and featuring luxurious shag curtains. . 884 44th, . Goodvlew. Tel 45J-J402; ¦ HA.MMOND. IuM- orban; . like new condi- Apartment > ' v ' ¦ A OIL :C6. . , cer, reajori- Carpellno, large closets, assigned, park- carpets, colorful draw drapes, contem- . •;: '¦; * . tion. Very reasonable.¦ ¦ *Tel. 608-248- SMALL 2-wheel trailer¦ for FOR SALE AT AUCTION, ; 3-room home Ayyi..raiCELBSJ5! | • . ; ' ' ' • ' ¦ - .:- ilblo . Tei. ; 454-3086.' -:-. •. '" . ing, laundry facilities. ;, No single stu- porary furnished and all tlectrlc appli- with gas heat; located -at 870.E King SPEAKERS, JBL 100's, excellent condi- CUT UP SLAB wood, any slie or any ' 2320. .- , .;. . ¦ . dents. . .'.. ances and heal. A- .;, St:, - ' rti. Open ; tion, will sell for .S42S or best ot- . amount.' TeL. -689-54B3 . anytime. on Wed. . June 6 at 6 p. This-3 bedroom , ranch style . OLD wOODEN' sptce cupboard with small ' May 26 and Sat. ter. 1942 Rambler, $50. 518 Grand Radios, Televisibh : 71 . Sugar Loaf Apartments house . 1 to 4 Sat, ¦ is built ,on a double, lot — ¦ 7 ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ . drawers. Tel. 452-5255. KEY : APARTMENTS - June:- 2. * . ".- '- ' ' .' ".' «;' ' , • ' : ' ' ,' ' ' .; ' ¦ : ¦; - .' 358 ' 6, Sarnla. tei. 452-4834 after ¦ ¦ '¦ ¦ . . . . " " "f AA - Furti., Rugs, Linofeum 64 . . * - 1250 "Randall St. . one of the choicest' locations IYLVANIA 21" -iolor- TV- console, $100. WANT 35 MM single, lens reflex camera. p.m;, except on Mondays call alter 6. • . Edstrom. Realty W;- FOURTH—500 block, cornor lot Liv- : (Anytime weekends). ' . in the Wihcrest Addition. CARTOP luggage carrier, good condl- TeL 454-4865. . Tel. 6B9-2929. . ' . . Or Tel. 452-1507. Tol, 452-7760 or ' 4M-2928 ' ing room dining room, kitchen, full . : ' ' chairs $1.50; , .tion, $10; Tel. 454-3882. ., USED SPECIALS: Idlchen , bath, 3 bedrooms, oil hot water heart, This home features a lovely J5; sofa , 510 BURKE'S FOUR ROOM apartment. Tel lounge thalrs, . Sewing Machines 73 USED KITCHEN cupboards, used car- ¦ , 432-91.10 THREE ROOMS, flood location for quiet maple tloori/ Good basement. Garage. WOOD ROCKER, porch furniture,' Speed FURNITURE -MART, 3rd fc Franklin, alter 4. -' - . beam ceiling in the living ¦ peling and storms and screens. Gene ¦ person or couple, available . June 15. Only $9900. - Can arrange easy loan. Queen wringer washing machine, tele- '-. Open Mon. and Frl. evenings. Park, ' -454-42«. . room; plush new carpeting '¦ ' -¦ ' ; Fedlo, Rt. 2, Mondoyi, Wis., 54755. . T«l. . . -; Frank West Agency, .Tel 452-5240 or phone bench, utility cart, cabinet base behind the store: ' . . NEW HOME Ilgiag.sewing mach lne. -bulll- MALL APARTME NTWLarge 2-bedroom ¦ ¦ WINONA ' 452-4400 evenings. :, throughout; : and a full base- . 148 . High Forest. V' , . In buitonholer, etc. 599.50. CARD TABLE and folding chairs, or aparlmert iri 4-plex. Sfove, refrigerator. NEAT GIRC wanted lb share very nlce- - sofa and chair, 5th.. '- USED FURNITURE SEWING CO., .915- W, ' lust folding dhalrs. Lewis Alleman. Box air conditioning, drapes, extra storage . ly. furnished- apartment In Rochester . ment with lots of room ¦ SUNSET AREA — . spacious 4-bedroom BABY; CL6THES and girl's clothes up $30; three colled bed springs for lull 433, Alma, Wis. '54610: :¦ ' -;¦ area, garbage disposal. Close to every- Silver Lake location Tiel Rochester' ' ' sew ma- . , ,- ,. -• • ¦ ¦ . . home at 1880 Wi King. Lovely .view ol for expansion. NILS 878.: to site ta. ' Sat., Mon., ' .at. 904 size bed, $4, . $5',anrl S8.50; stair car. ELECTRIC SINGER console , ina thing, Teh 454-2023. . , ; yy y ;282-9 158'. : • ¦; ' Tues: ' ' at- lha bluffs , from picture, window of liv- • Gilmore Ave., pet, J7" X 17'4"-,.. M-». BORZYSKOW- - chine wild; matching stool . and. ' . ' ' ¦ TRADE TOKENS from stores, ' plnbaek ing room. l'A baths, double garage; cen. CALL TODAY FOR A SKI FURNITURE, 3W- Mankato Ave. - tachments. Like . new. $40. 'Tel. . 452- old' IN LEWISTON — New - 2-bedrOom . apart- LADY-DES jRES professional lady or ' - ' buttons, postcards. Tel. .454-2611. . tral; air, large family room, stove and ' BOW ARROW (Big Bear); skis, , boots Open . - Mori:-:and. Frl, evenings. - , ' 7432. . * ment In :8-plex. Stove, refrigerator, h'urie -io live - In home ' In E. :snd,' ;; 7 ' ' ; ' : disposal, carport furnished Available refrigerator , stay wllh the house- Kllch- : ;;; : ; * SHpWING :' .; ; and ski poles; single bed end rug; WANTED, 3-wheel -adult.-",'blcycle., .- For , . June "iv- 'fel. 454-1190. ; KELLY FURNITURE will carpet any SINGER sewing machine,, electric- por- now Tel Lewiston 4705; en has large dining area. Oversize tot . .:¦ elso -.mlsc. ,419 E,. King. sale, doll clothes,' afghans and some . . living room, dining room and - attached table, reconditioned, with , many discs; Built 5 years ago by Casper. Exlro nice ' . rummage Items. 206VJ Harvester. 'Business carpeting. Tel. owner 452-5279. OLD SEWINiS machine, ice box, Iron hall, vvall-to-wa .ll, . In Barwlck; ICflCb Reasonably ' priced, Tel." Rollingstone DELUXE 1-bedroom Golfvlew Apartment Places for Rent 92 ERLV RICHTER, carpet, : stool,- Maytag, .body tools, : baby and nylon for only *$39,9' Including "689-2438; . GASOLINE ' ENGINES—Open 7 crankshaft available now. BOB SELOVER REAL- rubber padding & Installation Kelly's, TOR, Tel. 452-5351. maternity clothes, .roiir . "104 E Mark: ¦ preferred. 1 to 10 h.p., , any . condi- OFFICES FOR RENT *bn the Plarai THREE BEDROOM tiome, newly r^ REALTOR : Weslnate Shopping-Center. tion. State price. Lester Joroenson, SttrnemanrSelover Co,,; T«l. 452-4347, modeled Hying area, full, carpeted, l'A . Home Federal Building ' Stoves, Furnaces, Parts 75 ¦ ' WILL MAKE, hair pin Jace afghans. For " -.Blair, WIS. ' . baths, sun porch. Good garage, cement • " WALNUT END tables and coffee ta- 3500 FT of new pfflcfi space, furnished 4th and Center • more Information" ' Tel. 452-4848 .after driveway, large garden; Stockton. Tel. : ¦ ¦ ; ¦ ; . *$ ble, complete bedroom set, single bed, ' -; ;. ; - . BLOWER wilh li h.p'. 110/120 " volt dou- PRE 1930 battery , radios, loudspeaker*, NOW RENTI NG ; with power, leaf, air condlllonlng, 689-2768 after: 5. . ,. ' - . .. ' ' ' matching table lamps, ' ,.TV. 168 High . . . . Tel. 452-1550 or 452-115] ble shaft ' rnoior, .Twin fans. Excellent headphones, etc.. 1311 W. .5th,SI.. Wl-, sound barrier walls, .sprinkler system, -^ ' ' Forest OARAGE SALE^-Antlque table, cloth- . heating, cooling,, exhaust unll. • Tei. • nona. Tel. 452-9195.: .. . carpeting - and very agreeable rates. YOU'VE heard of the house that jack Office Hours : 9-4:30 Mon.-Fri. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ UltraTAAdderh ing, furniture, toys, air conditioner, 452-9261 . . : - .; ;•'", ' ¦; ' ' '' .- ' Free parking 'A block sway, will rent bulli?; ,We suppled the STUDIO COUCH—good condition, opens. . , . "Jack"! FIRST dishes Cedar -Valley, Cty Road 9, DOUBLE.OVEN 28" range;, gas or . elec- ah or part. 122 W 2nd St. Available FIDELITY Savings & Loan. into a double bed -JIB. ' Tel. 452-5166. Furnished or Uirfunushtjd 9 .a.m. Tel. 452-4444.. . , USED KITCHEN stoves, . 1 gas, 1. elec- tric* Or " 20" range; girl's Schwlnn bl- March. PSN Building, Jack Neltike, : ' ' ¦ ' - • " tric; used furnaces, arid boilers '; used - cycle, 1.6'- flat boat.; ;.Tel: 687-7808. . :. - . A it 1 Bedroom Efficiencies Tel. 454-5830; nights, 454-2680. . . . . BEST ; BUY—Expertly constructed 2 and OYNACO stereo 80 amp and pr*arnp, Good Things to Eat ; 65 : fu' c-i oil tanks. Tol. 454-2051. ¦ ' - ' ;.: . ti 1 Befirboin ] ¦ 3-bedroom Townhouse!, some complete. mBmmm ^^BEl^^^mmmmm\ very reasonable. * Also two 8.55x15 snow BOY'S 26" bicycle,' would prefer high OFFICE SPACE for rent. ,Flrat or second . ly decorated, swimming pool. Come and tires and:rims. ' ¦ Tel. 454-4934 after 7. ENAMEL. .COOK '.STOVE—In . - iood con- handle bars.: Want .large tent; Reason- ;T> 2 Bedrooms - floor available In former NSP building, . see. -Te|: 454-1059. .' ¦;. '" 7 EGGS for ' sale. ' Tel . Altura, : FRESH dition. -Tel. Altura 7402. . - ably priced..Tei; 689.-2404, - . . 79 Plaza E., ; corner of Lafayette and BASIC H and Shakiee cleaning prod- Minn. 4555: 3rd. Will remodel to suit. Tel. 454-4071 : 7 ' ¦ " * ¦ : HOUSE and 2-car garage wllh ,^4-acrt ol ucts, cqsmetlcsV men's : line, national MAGIC CHEF " 30" deluxe gas range QUEEN SIZE bed, complete, or twin LAKE PARK or ' 452-76p0. - . .-.:/¦ • .; ;..;¦ ;; land, on the Mississipp i.. Loyde Wilcox, food supplements, baby and net prod- . w/fh consfanf clean . oven. ' : Harvest beds. Mrs. Nel l Canar, Trempealeau,. ' ' ¦ ; . Wabasha, Minn. Tel. 565-3513. ' ucts. Tel. 452-121.7, "Gold, Almost, ' new.." $125. Teli' -. 452-- Wls. 54641. TeL 539-3345.. .: VALLI VIEW OFFICE AVAILABLE Junt 1st. Approx- mmMj MIRACLE M ALL. $135: Tel 452-9287 TWO GIRLS to share with 2 others, Tel. house, barn, steel pole shed, machine ¦ tain City 487-3052,; . 1041. GIRL'S BICYCLE, 24-26" , :|n good con- Gary Barum • - • • 452-3701 lor appointment , ' , - 454-4464'. - - . shed, granary, hen house, new Butler mKW?^^kVK9CmmmmmmTl ^mm * dition. Also 26 or .28" pickup topper. . . BILL CORNFORTH , REALTOR RECONDITIONED typewriter, $25, Want Tel. 452-5894. stele grain bin, Tama and Fayette soil. JORDAN 7S watt solid state Instru- IN RUSHFORDr-New 2-bedroom apart, 68 acres cropland, balance open pos- to buy 9x12 carpet er larger. Tel. 454- STUDENTS ATTENTIONI Now renting ment .amplifier, used only once, $60. ment for Immediate occupancy. Gar- for summer and fall term. 1 block ture. Financing available. S lebenoler 4834 or 454-2268; AIR CONDITIONER—4000 Tel, , 454-2733 after S p.m. lo 10,000 BTU. bage disposal, air conditioned , indi- 608-3237245 or 323-3754 Real Estate Agency, Tel Reasonable. Tel. 452-9624. from WSC. Tel. , ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ , Lewlstoii vidual heat' control, common laundry, 2691. . ' ' . ' . ' SUPER GARAGE SALE. Nearly every- APOLLO DRUM set with chrome snore, heat and hot water furnished, Refer- GIRL WANTED to share large comfort- thing but garage for sale. 641 W . 4th, GUITAR $175. Tel. 454-5065. CASf , T-bar clofhespole, pic- ences and lease required. Tel. 452- , Sat., May 24, 9 to 5. . nic table able. 3-bedroom apartment. Furnished IF YOU ARE In the market for a farm AFTER H0URS CALL: , workbench. Tel, 454-1106 Tues. 9348. . Avail- or home, or are planning anytime, all utilities paid. $40 per month. to sell real no A i HAMMOND electric Piper organ, hat able June I . Tel. 454-4812. estate of any type contact NORTHERN JanMyles Peterson CROSLEY radio, celling fan, lamps, AIR CONDITIONED ellllcency apartment JL /-* ? . 452-4009 gas engine, rolltop . desk, trunks, cop. aulomotlc chords end drums, mint con- ' . INVESTMENT COMPANY, Real Estate EIGHT TRACK , auto tape player and for rent ; 1 bedroom, combination ^ Allen per boiler, wall telephone, bells Tel. dition, 1 yenr old, Tel. 454-1836. . living AVAILABLE for summer monthi for Brokers, Independence, Wl«„ or Eldori '•¦¦ i52rhm tapes, albums too. Prefer tapes less room and. kllchen. $125 per month. No Berg, \W ^iaPi^JioU — 454-3028: ' girls, near WSC, turnlshed and carpet- W, Real Estate Salesman, Ar- lhan 3 years old. Tcl. 687-7931. .pets . Ten.tnt pays own . utilities , Tel. Tel. 454-2561. cadia', Wli. Tel. 323-7350. \§J /tCOVi ^ Avis Cox ...... 454^1172 H V.I. ,OND spinnl orcjf.n, .V.odol M-1O0. ed. Summer rales, t ' 454-3192 for an appointment . It DEHUMIDIFIER, $3S, Tel, 454-3540 af- T,|. ' -li,,' 6173." KIDDlB CARRIER for bicycle, in good ¦ "««¦¦' Fisk ;.... 452-2118 ter 4. ii ' . . condlllon. Tel. .454-4823. THREE ROOM .upstairs apnrtmont, cen- ¦ REALTOR trally located. Heat Nora Heinlen ... 452-3175 MEN'S baseball shoes, 8Vj lOVi, $2,M CONCERTINA, 120 bass accordion (full and hot water 120 CENTER- , ANY AND; ALL kinds ol hand tools, furnished . Tel After hours call: pair; lady's panl suit, new 23ft, $7; slie). Professional makes. Reasonable. , 452-3742 for, appoint- J MaI*Re M'Uer *54"42M King trumpet, cornet, $95 each, A. Tel. 454-5459. ment. mmmmm%mammmWrmmmmmmmr " ' ' race sett. Tel. 452-7534. Vada Karasch , 454-5809 . Welsch, Fountain Clly. J ^ Charles Kellstrom 895-3195 4 r.OOxM TIRES, \ 4)^x wiirh -^ubMS end m¥* ef*J#lO e^W 1967 Ford whWs >lth snow Hres. FOUR AND 8 track stereo tape player, Kathy Reuter ... 454-1306 104 E . Mark , . / exlra topes, carrying cose and speak- £.l'flvwm J LABEL IT YOURS ers. J40. Tcl. 452-1396 alter 5, I *9X!H=!3!mS Mike Rivers .... 454-4427 < fV* JJ m the picture windows of THREE PIECE sectional, 2 cherVs, 2 ^&mm . *Vt+m&WEmmmWIvan Sietn ...... 452-5786 ! Beautiful garden and view from end tables. Tei 452-7747 255 E Mn rk. GUITARS, drums, . cymbal'., , trumpets; Rich this ifttractive home in choice area. Carpeted and draped saxophones, clarinets, flutes, Irom- ^Jj ft|I*W *«gF Wantock ... 452-7412 J BICYCLE, 20"; umbrella ~~— living room and dining, fireplace, kitchen with built-ins, .'.lyle outdoor bones, violins, amplifiers, microphones. ^rtrtl w\MC.ttI aT Charles Evans . . A95-2603 , clolhes dryer; green wine bottles . Tel, Bargain prices. A. Welsch, Fountain _¥¥ inivnK ceramic baths, big tiled floor lower level has workshop, 454-1106 Tuer. envtlme. Clly, Wis. Mike Gilchrist ,. . . 452-4734 J y - y yAy >y : ' Sophie Grabner . . 454-1787 j fruit room, greenhouse and lots of storage, Call us to see y -y' : y A yiAX :xy !M A this now . ' y' l«:t W. Broadway Rick Hill 454-1605 < Cra ig ' -; ./ " .^A^-^^ \, : \A " '*¦?'§ Sally Hocft ...... 452-5312 J Miirie Karasch . . 452-4932 i PRICES GOING UP? V /! < Not here! Three bedroom home has entry hall , living room 1. 5 hedroom % bath Split-Foyer — A bright and cheery J family home. Family Room with fireplace and built-in t with fireplace , dining room , lots of cupboard space and a . nice back yard . $17,300. West, USED bar plus many other EXTRAS — View of Sugar Loaf J Cassette from the patio. i /SS ^^ffl ^^^^ L ^ TRY THE LARGE ECONOMY SIZE 2. 3 bedroom Ranch Style home located in GLENVIEW J big living room with fireplace , — Lovely in the living room; luxury carpeting; < Home near Winona State liaK ( fireplace paneled library , two and a half baths, seven bedrooms , FURNITURE screened porch ; central air conditioning; large attached ] , garage; and located on large beautifully landscaped lot. t amusement room with bnr , stove, refrigerator extra bod- room nnd ball) down. Separate back stairway and entrance. —FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY— f ) SPECIAL PACKAG E 3. HRAND NEW - Split Foyer in Sunset Addition. 2 ! Ideal for student and private housing. bedrooms on main level plus area for moro on lower Automatic Luvcl j Hideabetl, $35; bed springs, $3 each; lull size beds, \ • control level; carpeted ; cheerful kitchen with dishwasher; range , AWAY FROM THE HUBBUB • Automatic Shut-Off Sy wants country atmos- / electri dryer, $10; odd wood hairs , $1 each; car- ( ! • Hiiilt-In Automatic Baltury i phere just five minutes from town. 4. Over 3,500 ft. of RIVMIl FRONTAGE -- Comfortable / pet samples, 25c each; dropleaf table and 2 chairs , • Kecha-i'tfintf Circuit J j ;) furnished home with fireplace; hURti #"'"(# ; ico fishing « WA" "VV x 2 /i" Fl lO'/i" f) I $10; rollaway bed and mattress, $15; green love / • house ; bout and motor ; beautiful boat landing. Just J EXCELLENT INCOME ) seat , $35; sectional , curve, $20; 2 used rugs, 9x12; \ • Itcmolo Microphone minutes from Winona hear Luthcrhaven. A can be yours from this five iipartmenl building. Four two- Leather Carrying ('use A , one-bedroom apart ments . Near Wesl, / 1 twin size complete bed with headboard , $35; 4 • 5. DUPLEX on Old Homer Road with two nice apnrl- beriroom find one )! • 2-(il) minute blank ca.s.M.'lles J V drawer filing cabinet , $20; steel office desk with / inentH or could he large family home, Full Iwtsement In | Total Value $()!).!)!) good condition. j COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES: / chair, $50; steel open storage rack , $20; 1 blue \ PKIMK retail location across from hank. Modestly priced , I (JUADUATK (i. Enjoy the peaceful life in STOCKTON - Wc have J 120" sofa, slightly used, $450 value , $100. ) C/IO nc two nico family homes In this area. Ono 3-bedroom nnd < Immediate occupancy. SI 'KCI 'AL Jp^V .yD one 4-bf!(lroom , Hold are pri ced below $20,OOO, Call J FOt/ft STORY HHICK building stilliiblo foi' miiiiiifacluriiig for more details or appoint merit to see, < and storage, ^levator and automatic nprinlili • 7 ' ,imi plckUD, camper *pm- BUSI NESS. OPPORTUNITY^umr^hoiire : 452-9281. • -. • .' . CHEVROLET ; -: l»7l .klnoswood , ' Eslote BUICK-1964 : 4^dbor Skylark, clean, In cial, «lr condltlonlno, power »teerlno. pays , 1600 por .month, recinfly 330 CHEVROLET 7 abort block enolne, - ; romod- CHfiVROLEt — 1943 ' *ddor, automatic, Stnllon Wagon, air conditioning, it<> flood condlllon. »3W cash. Aaron Reu- SCHULTr-1969 Custom, : 12x66 Excellent II' Wlnnebaoja, lully self-contained, «lr Blod, hew wiring end hot S150. 3 Volkswagen tires and rims, ll ; ' ' waler heal. TWO BOYS' 20". bicycles In good con- 283 engine. Priced right. Bud Johnson, . Miti , 3i. ' ' :•¦; .' -. ter, . Arcadia, WIS . . T»l. 323^3927, co*wlon; Must be seen tc ba eppreelal. conditioned. Ttl, «M.24J-2J20. Carpeted. Separate entrance. each. Tel. 434-1911 evenings. : ¦ "Full lot dition. Wtnled! 9X12 rug. Tel. 417- ¦ Houilonj. Minn. tdl Shown by. appointment, Tel. 452-1872 . wllh olf-street parking, ¦ ' Tel. Ve.a.3771. . : 37B 1 alter 5 p.m. or Sat. : PONTIAC—19SJ 4-door, while, red top, FORD LTD—l.»M- i-dodr herdtop, power HALLMARK — 12xM mobile homt, - r*. Boats, Motori, Etc. 106 CHEVROLET—1945 Impels ^2-dbof, . 28J ' ' power. - steering.- . See st 711/ Wilson*' or steering, disc brekes, factory sir. Tal; 10r. DISCOUNT on any tralltri (ordered frlgerator and -Hove furnlihtd. Loca- THREE BEDROOMS, 114 ¦; ¦¦¦: ' ' bBlhaTitltcbei) OiRL'S JO" Hufly Sling Rty blkt/ good V-8, aulomallc, power ttaerlna, air, - Tsl, 452-M52. iu-sno. :. . . or In efock) from now. until Memorial ted In Lake -Vliiage. "iklrMDB ''.lnclud< wllh dlshwaiher and disposal, lamlly - ' Day. For ' • condition. *11. 309 E, lOlh, 400O Urn, »30ff. 960 W-Wabasha. particular* from tht people . ed, 14,000, Ttl. 454-1164. room wllh fireplace, double garage. !'3to 17' OLASSCRAFT, M h.p. NiarcUry, Who know camping, m Oary at Winona PONTIAC^-1943, . h»« front 7 end dem- CAMARO—1970 Sports Coups, sir eon- ¦ years old, Located- across Hwy, «| at Oood condition, Roaioneble. Tel. 3t. 3 whetlert, both ex- '¦• KOA. . .' " WINNEBAGO 13' MJ.31M TWO 33 h.p. RTS CHE-VROLET - 1950 2-door, 6-cyllnder. epje, 'Stick ira'nimljslon, 3B9 - - engine. dltloplng. Excellent condition. S3500, travel tralltr/ **IU Lyle'i Floor .- Covering, 3rd A house on Charles ewenlngs. condition. Used enly . tt dem- ' ' . contained) gas furnace, cellent' . Bud -Johniofi, Houston, Minn; - . . . Could be uteri tor itock can Ttl, M»y be seen st 87» E. Mark. riHrlgerttor. righ t or Ttl. 454-1341: evanirtgi or ' " - nt- ¦ ¦ ¦ •AMF SKAMPER stove. Sleeps 5. ¦ ¦ , onstralort, Savtf - -Tal. St. Charles . - 454.2S59. ' /¦ ' " ' ¦: ' ' ¦ Bill Hyltr* tAabtU ' weekends; ;¦ .- . JOHNSON 40 h.p: electric siart motor • ' ', ¦ ' '¦ ' ' " '. . - : . „ .:. . .. - . ' ' Pre-Mcmorlal Day Sale Minn. , Tel . :493-5203 • 4181...... • ,- ' . CAMARO--I97I Sport Coupe, 307 3-speed. BUICKi-i9S3 LeSabre,- '. -a utorhatlc, . pow- . .. ;. ' . . with controls Two t set. gas tanks. ' '" ¦¦ ' ' ' ' ' ¦ . . > , ¦ i' ¦-. ¦ i i i " . ¦': "* ¦ -DJicount ' . 30,000, miles. Asking, M60O, Ttl. 452- er . steerlnfl, radio,. Clean.. . Pair : exter- , prices oh all fold-down ATTENTION . APARTMENT ¦ May ba seen at ¦ S40 Hickory Lane or —— RAMBLER,' . 1S«, good/ bedy. ho an- 'ln 'Owellori, - ¦ 12|9 or -452-1095. ior; excellent running. , S195. .Tol. -. .'45<- campere llock; MARSHFIELD Minor 19W mobile homt, own a new 2-bedroom ¦Ttl. . 452.3)03.' ':;.; ;. . .. . glnt, cheap, 1963 Townhouse with Truck*. Trae»'», Trailar* 108 Plymouth, tllck,' Bood 5786. . 870 44lh Ave. ¦ JTOCKTON CAMPER SALES t. RENTAL: I 2x<4, 2 btdroom, appllancti ' thd tx- : garage, monlhly payments - engine, J10O. tei. . Trempealeau 534- . : ' ¦ at a low ' ¦ . ,Stockton, Minn. Tal, 689-2470. ' tras. Muit nil. Tel. Mondovi ¦ ¦ 715-M*-¦ ¦ 1150 Tel, 454-105?. WE SPECIALIZE In tilling your boating DODGE—1938 buslneit eoupt, reslorable, «47s:- -' - ' -• : - . MUST -. SELL—1973 Pord M . ton pickup, 3257, . , rig for you I No charge to youl Bring ¦ . S300. .1938 Chevrolet bl)sl(iett coupe, ITAR RAFT CAMPERS ; "' Ihem to us ImniodlBlBly, ¦ we have 13,000 miles, '. many extras. 1972 Hill- . J500. Ardclt Fossum, Canton, Minh, C * NEW HOMES ready: for occupancy, 2-J ' 4: Take over pay: •:-' TRAVEL TRAILERS .-. STARCRAPT, .I9tl. i ileepBr, : llkt ntw, buyers . Tel: . 612-471-9495. . GAYLE'S top Camper;. sleeps, bedrooms. Financing available, wilmer ' . both.. Tei 454-1444. ; Pickup Jopparj & Campera . 4925; alio Harfiitiond orgin, perftct, : MARINA, WAY2ATA, MINN. ments oh ont or . . 7 E A SAFE Larson Construction, T«l. -- 4&653J ' or . JTUDEBAKER-1943 Lark, needs some 1 96a PONTIAC HAV DICK'S SPORTING GOODS . . ' . J725, - TeL 4J4-460J.. ' ; 452-3601; . repair or use for parts; Oood motor; . Durand, Wis. ' . GLASSTRbN . RUNABOUT—14 ft.v and FORD—1964 Ranchero, 289 engine, new tires, red, real sharp. 65,000 miles. Or- Tel. Dresbach 643-6718 , . . . Tel. /15-672-8873 or .672-5)99. THREE BEDROOM 1949 Rollohomt. Dry ' LQCATIbN-2 trailer 40 h.p. Evinrude motor,- good Lemaps Convertible E. .. bedroom horne. . New . dell . Torgerson, Canton, Minn, Tel. er, itove . and tome furnllui't. Insula • furnace, siding,. ..rool, newly. - ' condition. t«l.' 452-6660. ¦ ¦ ¦ timo^i ' ted shed and panelled 743-8313. . .. ¦FORD, 1939, *400: 1934 , Plymouth; re- Has radio and heater , V-8, expandb living room and carpeted Interior. $9,600. Tel' 454- ¦ slorable. 1.936- Ford: truck, new ', ^AOBILE Tel. -Dakota 643-«7f. . ; STARCRAFT 14' aliinnlnum runabout, 40 block, automatic, power steering, HOME 1833. .$350., 1939 Bulck. h.p. Evinrude. All recdndltioried. Elec- TRUCK BODIES—trailers, :bullt, repaired .¦ . Ardell Fossum; Can- Drive a dependable car, ton;. Minn. ¦ • • ' 4J ,000 actual miles. A beau- TRAIMSPOR.TING FURNISHED TRAILER ¦ with and painted Hoist sales ahd. service, . . — 12x53, llkt SEVEN ROOM modern house; air con. tric start and shift, atnerator ' ' ' ICC license; Mlnh.-wij. bale Bubllti, new, - on ?25'xl75' trailer. $750. Gene Baker, Cochrane, .- . Berg'i, 3950 W; ,4th. Tel- . 452-4849. ty in every way. Special !.-Y MM) rlvtr frontage. Lena' ' ditioner, 3 cat garage, '. ' concrete drive- '69 Galaxie , 302 V-8; au- 64 Lenox,, Wlnone, Minn, TeL }07-452-»4|8, end trailer may be .bought itparatf ¦Wis . 'Tel, ?48-2M3. JUNKING OUT: >U> Bulck 225, '46 Pon- : 7 - way, garden, . tt acre. Bluff siding. FORD-1971 Sports Cuitdni Vi ton . pick- ly. Tel. 454-1833. i . ' • ¦ ' ' llac Ventura, '61 Cadillac All good tomatic transmission, power : . Tel: .487-5281, , - ' ..: air condi- LOUCKS AUTO SUPPLV . EXCELLENT BUY — .25 h.p: Evinrude up, 390 • engine, autornallc, motors and transmissions. ' Tel,. Alma , ' , sts3ering .. . A\A-:'-'.AA. $979 503 W. 5lh Wilh remote Controls, steering syttem tioning, power steering; power brakes . 608-685.4880., ' . - , i^^CHEV^CET Auction SI IM ROLLINGSTONE—new 3 bedroom ram- 452-5908 SEE the all hew 1973 Jayco tent end ¦ .and trailer,. fret boat . . TtL 454-4544i ' ; saddle tanks. Tei- . ' A ArJ \' :y ' -y ' ' - :; ' bier, walk-out- . basement eparlment, . 2 . Ay rr\ip 3, a y '67- Mustang GT, V-8, 3-speed ¦travel: Irallert, the quality built line at "^^ GRAND PRIX—1964, auibmatlc, : power FREDDY FRICfcSON : • car garage. - Air, ca rpeting. Financing: ' INTERNATIONAL—1948, . '4-wheef, driva tr;a nsmissi on , chrome . a price; you would like to pay, Set GREYHOUND BUS-- 33'. sleeps I, ' Weil steering, power brakes, buckets, blue, 4-door, V-8, automatic, pow- ' Auctioneer . : Appointment. Tel. 589-2234. Scout full cab, lock-out hubs, radio, ' ¦ ¦ Jayco . before you buy. . Wt taka trade- equipped. In qood condition. 767 E. , . black vinyl top, Tel. 454-1631 alter 5 wheels. ..;...... ;.. , $980 Will handle afl slies arid kind* tl ¦ ¦ snowplow , Luverne rear bumper, • aux. :¦ er steering! 1 owner actual •> * ins. Bank financing, Hours: 8 to i 5th , Ttl. 452-9862 ' - . -;. " .; .- . .' . . n.ti . •' .- •- ' ' . -auctions. Tel. . Dakota - 643-4141. lights, and mirrors, 17,000 miles, 12,- miles. In . very good condi- '65, Chrysler New - . Yorker, • weekday*,: FrL . 'tll.9, Sun. 1 to l.. . tSO. 112-Xansas AS),, Winona. Ttl. 45?- . CRESTLINER - T4', SO h.p. Aiercury TWO 1957 Chevrolels, .real good for a 1 3949 after* 5 .p.rri -.' - tion. air conditioned, new tires, LIBERTY—1967.12x50 mobile homt. Com- and trailer: Tel, 432-2292. • * . . . .,. , stock car. Tel. -452-3050 or Inquire 1026 Minnesota Land & ¦ ¦ pletely . furnished , Set up on lot , - Lakt E. '6th' •. . . ' . .- - . . hew muffler, transmission DODGE—1947 ton heavy duly van, . Village. -'Perk in Winona. Tel. 454-1895.; Au ction Service FLATBOTTOM •'<' LOI"1 fishing boat, 'A ; Only $1595 ¦' side and back doors, larger sUe body. just overhauled , full .ppw- . Everett 'j. kohner . . * never used. Flrtt offer over J2I0. Tel. Cff EVROLET- 1969 Impala 2-door hard- ¦ ¦ ' ' " ' Good running condlllon. $995. Contact . er\ ;.... .¦..y. .A.y. ..,;, :$585 GREEN TERRAC E Mobllt Homes. 14x70 Winona, Tel. 452-7314 . 454-1833. - .. . top, ... 'aulomallc,. small engine, , vinyl Jim Papen-fun Wlnono Fruit Market. Tal. 452:2442,. - . . 1973 Blair house/ regular price $8,600, , Dakota Tel: . «4J-«ISJ top, actual miles, good mileage. 210 '64 Lincpln Cohtinemal, tale price. $7,950. Tel, 454-1317 for ap- 16' BOAT, motor and trailer; refrig- /E.. Mark. DON'S AUTO pointment. . . ¦: FOR YOUR AUCTION Use tht Boyum TWO ROAD TRACTORS — 1967 Meek i erator; felt top game table; Sting Ray ¦ : . . 170 Walnut above average,: air •condi- System. BERTRAM BOYUM Auction- : - . P Modeis, 250 . Meek engines, Trl-plex " — — ASi bicycle. All good condition. Tel. 432- CHEVROLET —. 1943 4-door Impala, In MOBI LE HOME. eer, Rushford.Mlnn. , lots for rent. Walk to Tel. 864-9381. Wm - (rarisrrilstlbns, . twln.: Screw rear . ends ¦ . . . Or inquire Speltz 66 tioned; ::.: $580 k ' - ' - ; good condition ' ' 7261. ' . . Sun. at 365 -W. King large poor, 9,hole golf course and minia- ; " .: . . " ^ Asking, price tSOOO each; Schultz Tran- ' ' ' '' ¦ 7 - - alter 5.: Tel. 452-6817 ture golf. Waler ' . ALVIN . . , sewer and - garbage , KOHNER . • • . i^ sit.Corp.; Box 406, Winona, Minn 55987'. '65 Dodge Station: Wfigon , 9- PLATBOTTOM «' aluminum boat. . Ttl. . pickup furnished. . Low rent. Tel. Lewis- AUCTIONEER—city and . -sfal* licensee) ' ,. ' . Multiple^^^jm$ Listing.;Service : - ,-. 454-3409;-' • ' ' ¦ ' ' :¦ - Tel. 454-2800.; CHEVELLE SS-1969, 394, . 325 h.p., . 4- passehger, air conditioned. ¦ ton - 6451. • • and bonded. Rt. J, Winona, ttl. 452- speed ' 7 : ' ,. ; - " . - , 4-barrel headers, mags, air ;. .:,,.... ;,;.., .i, . . ..; ; .; $336 ¦ ;;498o. . . . - JEEP-194B- CJ 5/ lull raetai cab, lock- shocks. Tei. 454-1789 alter 5:30, ;: ". .- ' " CRESTLINER.16' . with 90 h.p. Johnion. ' ¦ STARCRAFT CAMPERS - . out hubs.. . Low- $1900, Tel. ¦ Will sell as one unit or separately. mllQase. ¦^^ '64 Falcon HURRY ! Only 7 campers -left In thick! Rochester 282-8925. - • , ;6-cylinder, auto- MAY 26-Saf. IT ia.m. Household Sale, JM Tell 454-2733 alter 5. BUICK - 1963 Special, V-4,, automatic, ¦ Discount still available. Contact : Joe S Elrri, La: Crescent, Minn. Lyman ilM-kw matic transmission. . :. :. $240 ; runs good, good Ures, good gas mlle- Fellmelh or Milt Knutson at . . Pollock, owner; Freddy Frlckson, auc- TWO . 1970 . Inlernalibnal . Transtar. . trac- : age. $300; Tel.. . Fountain " city . 687-7784. SUGAR LOAF TOWN 8, COUNTRY BOAT HOUSE for salt, Mlririeiiolt Clly tors, 250 cummlnsi 13 speed, One 1964 tioneer; Milo- Runningen, clerk. Boat Club. Furnished as cottast. Tel. if you're: looking for a . . , . . MOBILE HOMES ' International CO .4000 220 cummins, CHEVROLET-^-1950 4-dobr sedani 2 brand Winona . - Tel. 452-5287' 452-6480 after 3. TRUCKS MAY 26-Sa», 5 speed, 3 speed rear end. Curtis E. new tires, good , condition; $100. Tel. clean, late model car.; 10:30 a.m. Household -Salt, • ¦ ¦ VFW Parking.Lot, Rushford, Minn Wennes, Mabel, Minh. Tel. 493-5441. 452-4821, , -' '69 Ford F-i O0 Explorer : . COMING SOON . ..'• " - , ' . Boy- ALUMINUM 12' ¦flalbotlom boat; TtL ¦ um * fc Boyum, auctioneers; ' • ¦; Watch for our Open Houie at Boyum 689-2264, . . ; :¦ .. - .::.;. ' ;;.;;..;. : ;;; . ;.. :. Agency, clerk CHEVROLET—1949 pickup, M-lon, engine 1972 Chevrbfet/ Caprice 4- . $1800 SUGAR LOAF TOWN 4 COUNTRY , ' ¦• ;j . ¦ • ¦;• ' - ' ¦' ' ¦' .' runs like new, body fair. $175 or best yy yy - ' . . -. WANT TO BUY—Aiumacraft duclfft or door Sport Sedan , fully " MOBILE HOMES ¦ sSi-,*.- .-/5. . .sj. :s& . . ;- . . offer. Te!.. 452-53Q». . - '. -' '59 Ford F-100 Custom ...$295 . , ' ¦ MAY 26^Sal. 10 a.m. Ptoplea X-Chang» trade a. 3 h.p. Johnson outboard. Berl * , . ¦ May 29 through -Ji/nt i.. . equipped including factory ,7 ; Building Supply Auction corntr bf Sth yvhltt, Mabel, fyllnn. Tel: 493-51». ' NEW CAR • ; '56 Ford F-250 .;..;... . $120 Your authorised dealtf for. , . Anne Zacbary OMC-1954 i-ton iriiek with holit. ttl. ¦air, - . . '. ' .' . A Tltati-Award St, & 44* Ave,, Goodvlew (Wlnohi), - ' ,;454-4J23. : . .; " ;, TRADE : Mark IV- Buddy Minn . Alvln Kohnar, auctioneer; Ev- CRESTLINER—1971 17' trl-hllii; US h.p. 1972 Ford Gran; Tor'no 4- Oenerai -• Stratlord pre-bulltt erest Kohnar, clerk, Mercury,- fully equipped, skis, ladder, FORD—1972 Mrtoh, automatic, power Butterflies Are Free - door, V-8, Cruise-o-mat- and Starcraft Campera. .etc J2495: Tel. 454-4738 . or -452-9086. . ' . steerlng.brakes, spare gas tank, r«- y W5xA: 302 :AA.7A 7r7xM0^y^ Hwy, 43-S., across from Vo-Tech. MAY 26-Sat. 9:30, 403 W.; S. St., Celt- But homes are not. So grab frlgerated box, topper sleeps 4.. Tel: ic, power steering, factory next to Budget Furniture. donla, Minn Ruby E. Rolllm Guard- PONTOON BOAT,..1x22', With JS h.p. . i 687-9601. - Tel. 454-5287. ianship Estate; Schroeder Bros., auc- this bargain while,you still con- air, radio. . ./- . electric start Evinrude motor and tioneers; Caledonia State Bank, Clerk. can. Terrific first home trols, many extras. 4840 6th It, Good- ' NORTH TAR . ¦ ¦ FORD-1947 1-ton, S-lr -IV stock rack , 197 1 CHRYSLER 1971 Chevrolet Impala 4- RICHARDSON, 10x55, ;2 bedrooms, corn- view. .- ...... ; dual wheels, Priced right, Bud John- . ' Combination - living and "- . 7 : ^ plelely carpeted, * , partially : furnished, MAY 28-Moh. 12:30 p.m Household son, Houston, Minh. '•:- . '. door sedan power steering, Garage — Body Work — dining, room, ;2 bedrooms,. viewport Frigidaire - wash ' , machine ' stays, - In Sale, 318 S . Grant, Houaton, Minn. ' ' TRADE OR SALB; 14' boat, 35 :h.p. power brakes, factory air, " Wlnoria trailer, court. Tel. .454-2704. . Mrs. Alma J. Johnson Estatt, own- and garage and %. MLS No. Evinrude, frailer, , for small truck FORD PICKUP-1959 \'/i ton, good con- 4 door sedan. Brown finish, Used Cars . ers; Beckman Bros,, auctioneers; If- ¦ ¦ - ¦ tinted glass, radio. . 874 : . . camper. John . Iblnger, Bfalr; Wl». y , dltlon. Tel. Rollingstone 68?-25|6. gold .interior; '' '" white top. , TWO BEDROOM carpeted mobile home, curlty Statt 6ank, . Houiton;; citric. .. . . Just off I-9P, Dresbach , Minn. set up, skirted. About $300 down. Tel. CRESTLINER 14', with 5 h.p. Sears mo: Power steering, power 1971 Buicky Skylark Custom . 454-4834 or: 454-2268. MAY 2»-Tue», 11, a.m ¦ . A miles B : ¦ 7 tar; also riding lawn . mower, Lloyd Used CanyA Al A.y.iy 109 ' 2-dopr : hardtop, 350 "V-8, ' . of " . ' Four E brakes. FACTORY AIR^ Tel. 507-643-6300 Founteln on No. 11 to Roof Pralrlt yes * Maas, Trempealeau, WIS. : CONDITIONING, White power steering, , vinyl tbp» MOBILE. HOME—12x50 1970, tn Stockton Church, then Vh nillea M. Richard Are better than . two. Bring CHEVROLET-1965 Impala, 300 h.p., 327. Trailer Court, good condition. $2900. Strike, owner; Olson & Montgomery, WOOD: STRIIP boat, 14'. Tti;-45M40lV ¦ ¦-Ttl 454-48bo. ' - sidewall tires, radio,, heat- radio.:," ¦;; your wife to see this, beauti- ,: , , . New Car* '. - . Tei. 689491). . . auctioneers; Lentsboro Staft Bank, er, driven 37,900 riiiles, one 1970 . Chevelle Malibu 4- ;eierk. ' ¦ ' ful Ranch home iii Minneso- BOATHOUSE—12*22', aluminum exter- PONTIAC, 1949, Willi air. 1944" PMltW ¦ SCHOOL BUS—1959 ; Chevrolet 54 ptisati- ' with air; 1946 Bulck with air; TW5 owner. THE PRICE IS ' KEN'S SALES & SERVICE — Jeep 4- ¦ Features 3 'bed- ior, newiy panelled, .. Insulated, full dodr sedan, V-8, . TurboJiy- ger, converted Into all self-contained MAY 29—Tues. 5 p.m . .Rescheduled auc- ta City. . 7Bulck ; 1967 Chevrolet . Caprice; 1963 vjheol drive. Vehicles J, accessories. floor with coal or woodburnlng heater. RIGHT at - - camper, sleeps 5. John J. Ruisell, tion, STH 35, Fountain - Clly, Wis., be- combination kitchen ' dramatic, radio, tinted glass, Hwy. 14-61.' Tel. 455-9231. ' ¦ ¦ ¦ rooms, . :/Tel. .452-213S. . . . * . ¦ Chevrolet; 1946 Ford V> ton pickup; ' Laneiboro. - . -' -. . hind Texaco Station and A&W Root ¦ '1942 - Ford Vi . ton pickup; 1950. Ihter- : : wheel covers and white- and dining . room, good sized . : ' 7 ¦ Beer Stand, 3 owners; Hli Duellman, hatlohal pickup. Jiile's Auto: Sales, ; . ^¦$2600 - ; , ' Mobile Homes, Trailers 111 living room arid garage. ALUMACRAFT 16' Model K .boat, 40 h.p. : : walls. ; CAMPER—8', , for V4-ton truck . Good auctioneer; Louis Duallman, dark. ¦ motor, Dexter trailer Stockton, Minn. condition, priced * right. Bud. Johnson, "' electric start ' ' ¦ ¦ MtS No. 855 ' . ; 1976 Chevrolet Biscayne 4- ' .•"/" . . SORRY " Houiton. ' Minn. '. - MAY 29-Tue», 5 p.m. J. ,0; Reinhard S750. Set at 307 Sloiix. . tires, MAVERICK—1971, 4, slick:, new 1969 P ; Because we price our quality mobile Furnllurt Auction,' H. Sth , St.. tires, radio, blue. ONlJAC dopr seda n, 350 Vr8, Turbos 40* BOAT dry dock, used 1 season. Con- also mounted snow homes ' at . the very lowest price s at ARTCRAFT 1970 14x« rilobllt home Wlnone. Alvin . Kohner. aiictionetr» Ordell Torgerson Canton, y 'iyy y - Cheat Your Family" tact Walter Shuda* Brownsville; Minn 33,000 miles. . , : Ca\a\\riaAX hydramatic,. radio, power all times we c;annot give away appli- good condition, furnished or :unfurnlsh Everttt J. Kohner, cltrk. ' - . ' :¦ Minn. Tel, 743-8373. steering;. -'' 7*7 ' ances or fixtures.' . . However, we can ed. Til, 689-2025. And just fcjjep driving by this 4 door sedan. , Dark green Include; the following /In: any i home MAY 31-^Thura. . i p.m; Fremont 8U fABLE 1965 Ford LTD needs a good ' spacious 4 bedroorii home, Motorcycles, Bicycles ; 107 LOV¦ with green; upholstery, pow- . 1970 Plymouth Satellite 9- washer, dishwasher, -dryer, ,garbage CAMPER—10Va',. all convtnltnetv with Liewlston, Winn. Bob Kanz, ownen .- ' home. Drive It away . today tor $1 95. disposal, air conditioner, compactor. or without %-ton pickup. Stanlty Aptl, Alvin Kohner, auctioneer; Everttt Koh- but if you are wise jou will Tel. 453-4580 or see this pet at 1160 er steering, power brakes, passenger , wagon, 318 V-8, We do . ' not * -sell, the cheapest homes, THREE SPEED man's blkt, perfect . Cochrane, : Wis. Tel. 608-248-2244. . her, clerk. ¦ Mankato Ave. In - Sugar Loaf:. we have :found from experience that call Winona Realty to see .;¦ .cono)ttIon;\t40;.Tei,; :«S4-11S9, ' radio, heater, white side- automatic tr an. smission, . . they are the most expensive In the ¦va ^i^,. .aM«^mwwBW«^m«^«flW(»a««KOT pwOT^^ 7 ' '' : - all the features this home HONDA CB750, windshield, -sissy bar, wall tires, driven only 48, power s t e e r i n g, power long run . OLDSMOBILE -^ 1968 Toronado, fully ' ' openers — helmet, $1050. Tel, 608-687-7239. 500 miles. Just a real nice TRI STATE MOBILE HOMES . offers. Just tor . .. . equipped. . Til . 452-7287 . brakes, tinted glass, factgry r ¦ . .Breezy Acres ¦ good sized kitchen and liv- very low - car ior "A: air.; 36,000 miles. ¦/ / . CHOPPER—1972 Yamaha 650, . ' . - • '.. ; ,' HV/Y.. 14-61 E. .. '- Ay " ing roioni, ' .- play room up- TWO BICYCLES—flirt's 26" 3-speed, boy's mileage. Excellent : condition; Tel . 452- ' ' \< y4;k RESCHED ^ . 24" Schwlnn 416 W. ' Howard St . . : ' ' ¦ . ¦ONLY 1969 Chevrolet Impala-. . -'.4- - " ' stairs and 2 car garage. . 205/. ;$|6aO ; AlR . STREAM - .17';¦ . Garaveile, . beautiful I HouscJiold, Antique & Miscellaneous ' dobr sedan, 327 V-8 Turbq- lowing, - nicely equipped, 100%. self- % : ' " ¦ , MLS No. 843" . ... '. YAMAHA ' JTI, 1972 Model, 700 milts, GOT A GOOD Used car you-. want lo turn contained, shower, water heater, air ¦ Into cash? See Marv -Mueller at Marv 's hydramtic, radio, power good; condition.j Tel.- 454-3268. conditioner, * battery pack, spare, 30 Used Cart, 222 W . 3rd.. steering; power brakes, ib. tanks, etc . Sells for¦:. $4400; . ' J1993, .;v:;:.Wi:ltTwb;-p.o?,;. :;. : TRIUMPH 650, springer front forks, 3700 tinted glass, new whitewall Free delivery ioo miles. Haielfon or best: offer. Tel. 454-1842 or set at FORD 5< L—1963 Convertible, 352 . 4-speed, ; '' ' Variety, 217: E. 3rd. Tel. 452-4004. Two bedrooms, living.room, Mankato Ave. buckets,: $400 or. best offer. Tel. . 489- tires. . : . .' ' yy ' ." ¦: " . . .- 702 ' I on STH 35, Fountain City, Wis.; in back of Texaco and S enclosed front and back - '2418. . TRAVEL IN comfort In a '73 Winhe- ¦' .' ' VAMAHA 80-good condition. Riticnable. Open Mon, & Fri. Nights 1969 Chevrolet Caprice 2- . tagol ; Weekly or dally rates. Motor A&W Root iBeer Stand. : .- •i porch, and garage and %. CHEVROLET—1969, In extra good con- W^^xMmA Tel. 'St. . Charles 932-4557. door hardtop, 350 V-8, -Turbo; Homes Rentals, Fountain City, Wis. ' dltlon.. will sell, very reasonable. Tel. Tel 687-4945. This home just recently has ¦ ¦ 454-2145. ;. ' " hydramatic, vinyl top, fac- ¦ new plumbing, aluminum BRIDGESTONE ,1971 350 Scrambler, 5500 ;7 miles, street bers, luggage rack , 2 hel- tory air, power steering, ONE 20' Drift Wood travel trailer and |.: Tuesday furnace. Be MERCURY—1970 Cyclone . GT, power 'E ¦ ¦ siding, and new mets .. with shields. : «J0. Ttl, Dakota power brakes, steel belted one.22' Pathfinder travelJfaller. Both ¦ ' ¦ 'l ' 643-6322: ' '¦ ¦ ' ' . - ' . steering, power brakes. Priced le sell, YSTROM'S like new.' Tel. . t>0B-U1-77t9 or contact l AA-A: Ai at. p.m. Sharp • .• " the first to see it. MLS No. . ¦ N $1700 dr. best ofler. Tcl. 454-2612;. tires. ' - . - . . Ed Blqsj, Buffalo. City, : Wis. ?59 ;,V BIKEWAYS—858 W. Sth St. Lightweight \. Apartment size refrigerator; two 3-piece bedroox» I European bicycles 10-speed and ¦ 3- MUSTANG—1967 Foslback, V-8, 4 speed, 1968 Chevrolet Impala 4- APACHE: TENT trailer. In excellent con- | sets; 2 dressers chair 'Belle- HAS tHE ; davenport and , like new; 3 occa- 9 •peed. Pascot, Florolll and Belavui black with white Interior. 510 E. dlliDri, will-sleep 5, M00 or best of- " v door sedan, 327 V-8, Turbo- j sional chairs; 2 bookcases; writing desk and chair; 1 ; Almost New and others. Open 1 p.m. to I P.m.' Tel. «tw-. - hydramatic, power steering, fer. Tcl. 452-4688, . 452-1560. ' . I studio couch ; Atlas of the World 1900; iron bed; library 1 4-door luxury sedan, BUYS Buddy Mobile Homo located " "' OLDSMOBILE—1967 power brakes; tinted glass, USED TRAILERS 8. CAMPERS ! table; cedar chest ; large fan; chest of drawers; serving 1 at 21 Superior Lane.:. Feir . '. '¦ wrNONA'S COMPLETE '.': full power, good condition, Reasonable. radio, whitewalls. ; 27 fl. Coachmen continental! 23 ft. Avion; MOTORCYCLE HEADQUARTERI . Mike. Rohwoder, Houston , - . Tel. 896,-2053. . - 17, ft. Fleelwlng; 17 ft. Winnebago ; 15 ; cart; 9x12 rug; house safe; washing machine; sausage , I tures living room, kitchen; New—Used-Parts— ft . Corsair; '8 ft . Texan truck Camper; . ' 1972 PONTIAC 1968 Chevrolet Biscayne 2- ; stuffer; scatter rugs ; stepladder ; dishes; bedding; kitch- | bath with tub and shower, Service—Accessories -. FORD — 1964, V-B; straight, slick, very . 11 ft . Open Road truck camper. Honda, BMW, Triumph clean, good rubber , May . be . seen al- door , 6-cylinder, standard Open 1-5 p.m . Memorial Day, j en utensils and many, many more items too numerous to | 8 bedrooms, and completely Broadway. Ventura , ROBB MOTORS INC. . . tor 5 p.m. ef 511 E-. transmission. F. A. KRAUSE CO. !. mention. : | furnished . MLS No. 850 . 34th and Service Drive 2 door, hardtopj. fully equip- Hwy. 14-61 E. Winona, ' ¦ " HORNET—1970 6 cylinder, automatic, ARTICLES OF ANTIQUE VALUE : 2 clocks with '. . ' ; "Penney ' s Good Nblghbor". . , ped with Air Conditioning 1967 Ford Galaxie 500 4-dopr r | chrome rims, 37,000 miles . Good cres WINNEBAGO 16' trailer, sell-contained, lion heads;. 2 rockers; 1 chair ; doll's china cabinet; 4 1 OUR SALES ASSOCIATES mileage, Tel. 452-3487 374 5 w, - 4th . plus more for. your driving A . sedan, 390 V-8, Cruise-o-mal- excellent condition. $1250. Also 10 h.p. trunks; lots of picture frames ; child' ARF/ALL FULL-TIME ' pleasure, driven only 10,000 ic, power steering. Johnson motor with 12' aluminum I s wicker rocker | A . PLYMOUTH — 1966, power slecrlno, ¦ boat. Tel, 452-741J. • and potty chair ; brass bed; real good '_ NOW , OPEN— ::,. ' miles. . ' . ,- " round table with | OPEN MONDAY THRU lact ory air. $450 , . See . al Spolii 46, 1967 Dodge 4-door sedan , 6- leayes and 6 chairs ; 4 rockers; sewing machine ; ldtcheji to 5:HO 177 Walnuf . LOOK AT THIS 1968 Libert y, 12x50', I | SATURDAY 9:00 JERRY 'S CYCLE SALES $2995 cylinder , standard transmis- Immediate occupancy, V owner, good I cabinet ; large kitchen cupboard ; jugs and crocks; 4 round 1 Hodoka Dealer. Cycle re- CHEVROLET—1972 Caprice 4-door; fac- sion. condition, J29CO. Tel . 454-2646 alter 5. back chairs; 2 flat irons; old ice sled; lantern; copper Bill Ziebell ...... 452-4854 tory alf, radial tires, 14 ,000 miles, Grey I f Robert O. Ethier .. 454-4050 pairs on aU cycles. wllh black ' vinyl top, Tel, 452-34BI , FAN—1970 21' Luxury Liner travel trailer. jj wash tub ; 2 kerosene lamps; cream cans; some pictures; | .,, 452-M7U 3745 4th. 1971 PONTIAC Sell-contained, sleeps 6, like new con- lots of old books and misc. items; some steamboat pic- jj Ed Hartert Tel. St, Charles 932-3350. dition - Hns overylhlng. Tel . 715-984- j ¦:¦ . ¦ ' ; ' ¦, Harriet Kiral .,,..,452-633 1 CADILLAC—1949 Coupe deVlllc, 52,000 Grand Prix LEWISTON 2520 (Northfield, Wis.). tures. . - | Schroeder ...... 45^-6022 miles. In new car condlllon. This car Model J 2 door hardtop Al Is for the person who desires tlio , GREENWOOD DELUXE-1972. 14x6o7ful- r A real good line of furniture and some antiques. I Anne Zacliary .;. 454-2531 finest' Fully equipped $2995 . 767 E. coupe, radio, power steer- ly lurnished ¦ ¦ AUTO GO. . Features curved wall In- y ~ -' . ¦' • S Owners I Charles E. Merkel , Realtor WEEKEND Sth . Te|. 452-9862, ;. ing, power brakes, auto- terior, full kitchen arid ballt- Set up | i- Lewiston, Minn. Tel. 2511 on lot In Fountain City Tel. 457-2444, MUSTANG — 1972, automatic transmis- matic control . Air Condition - esk for Dave. | Clerk, Loula | SPECIAL sion. Excellent condition. Tel , Trent- ing, automatic drive, all • . . Auctioneer, HH Duellman § Lots for Sal* IOO pen lon u 534-7791 . "Authorized Chevrolet Dealer" TWO BEDROOMS, excellent condition. Air NEW tires, light tan interior , conditioned and carpeted , In counlry S^-S'-SKK-B.-^ PLYMOUTH-1948 Fury III , .183 encjlne, finish is copper bottom with Open Fri. Evenings, Sat. until trailer court. Tel. Galesvlllo 582-42J0 B ACRE building site In volley, A power steering, 2-door hardtop 5850. a dark brown cordova top. alter 5:30, mllos from citv limits. Completely TX650 Streets Ste at . 1611 Valley View Drive or Tel. 4, other evenings by fenced . 2 y«ar old A ilnll horse barn. 452-1932 or 453-4492 . Now priced at HILTON-19/0, 14x68 , 3 bedrooms, double Year around spring IN , creek. For appointment Insulated, partially lurnlihed. Tel. 454- i J. O. REINHARD appointment Tal . - <54-5964 List Price $1495 FORD—1947 0»l»*le 2-door , hardlon, V-B. 5837 1953 Gilmore Ave, afler 5:30 or Sunday. ONLY $3695 SCENIC COTS nnd acrennes In growing area 3 rnlles from Winona In Wis, only this weekend CHEVROLET — 1966 Impala convertible, | . ' Furniture AuctlOJl Tol . 4B7 1W>. . 3!7 engine, air conditioning. 412 E. Blh . 1971 PONTIAC ¦ TH, 452-2310. B-pas.senger Wilson. Power Located at 406 E. 5th St., Winona , Minn . CHOICE LOTS avnlldljle In two location!, $1295 steering, power brakes , AIR Iinniilitul Hlcknry l. iiiie and Weil . Wli PLYMOUTH-1972 Fury 360, $2!00. Ex- ¦ St -In Gonilvlow, rlnhl naov, from new cellent condlllon , Was poller car. TH. CONDITIONING , 4 NEW 2707 ASA 4J3J 29 Goodvlftw school. Tol. 45* , Wabasha S45-3J7J or 565-3209; wliitewall tires, light green MEMORIAL MADNESS 1 "Tuesday Evev May er 4H-353J, I Starting at 8:00 P.M. QUALITY BUICK — 1969 Wildcat 4-door ttden. finish. Local one owner. ss CORNTR LOT, . 7f)xlM' . Wnlor, sower Power steerlrifl, iiowor brakes, air con- ' §[' Beautifu l Pecan wood dining room set, table with extra fronliiqe. Pe pln, Wl> , village Elwln dlllonlno. Town d Country Slate Bank, $2795 Schulli, 600 Lake St., I' l-plii , Tel. 454-5500 . A leaves, choirs and hutch; 2 Queen Anno chairs; % solid SPORTS CENTER SALE muple end step tables; round table and lamp; Yt size TWO COMMERCIALLY ninirl l"l» In PO«D—1WS -Convertible, rnl wllh while jl Winona clly llmlls; H IMI I WO In Min- 8rd & Harriet lop. Inquire MERCHANTS NATIONAL 1970 DODGE | . solid maplo bed and matching chest; solid maple rocker; nesota ' City. Tel, llolllnijslone 48?- DANK. i Colonial phone bench; cupboard; wrought Iron glass top 307V. Tel. 452-2399 Dart Custom kitchen table and chairs ; Maytag automatic washer; 2 CADILLAC-19A3 Converllhla 2-door. full 4 door sedan , power steer- AT CHEVYTOWN Ij power. Priced rlrjhl. Bud Johnson, A-: matching lamps; 4 braided oval rugs; large wall mirror; Wanted-Real Estata . 102 Houston, Minn. ing, automatic drive, Fac- B3A--1969 500, 15' exlenried Iron! end, f i antique mirror ; 2 Powter lamps; Model 10 Remington custom pnint |oli and seal, new clutch. tory Air Coiiditi lining, light THREE hwirnrim tinme, W, FORD—1939 3 door sodan, neodi molor, C D M MinMini-IT TnMlrtUT i; 12 gauge repeater sholRun ; trunk ; cerfar chest ; electric TWO OR' Excellent conrllllon, Ttl. 451-2704, green finish , drivrn only 6 P.M. 'TIL'Til MIDNIGHT TONIGHT Incnllnn . Wrlla CM Hall/ Nows . IVI 11 also haul antique cars In an en- i\ scrubber; Bissell sweeper; droplpaf table; radio , for- GIRL'S 26" bicycle, Hli girl's 30" bi- closed van. Dud Johnion, Houston, 31,924 miles , Extra cleim nr hrilihy farm ' mica table; 2 captains chairs: stool locker; drafting WOULD LIKE small Inrm cycle, »7. 567 C. 12lh. Ttl, 454-1640, Minn. small V-fl engine using rog- s top wllhin 13 nillei drlvlno ilhlnnca from H table; floor lamps ; adding machine; electric baseboard Wrlle CO II OK HLI, Wlnone. PORD—1957 Falrlant. Oood runnlnp car. ulnr gas, Winona . WANT TO BUY 5-90 Honda, In tny ' ton- U heater ; porch chairs ; metal rack ; encyclopedia net; dl|lon, Tel , 454 .1977, 4-door, 3-ipeed VB, 313, Tel. 457-6071 FREE COFFEE & HOT DOGS •Ittr 4. WKKkKND SPECIAL 0 books; magazines ; 2 new Farlbo blankets ; 2 silver Accfl«»orlo», Tiroi, Parti 104 WANTE-D: girl' s bicycle wllh training y server seLs; silver pieces; chafing dish ; antique goblets, wheels, good rnntllllnn, 3(l", Raason- $2 1 95 FREE BALLOONS sherbets, vases and glassware; antltpk) hnx^s; bottles TWO Nl. ARl.Y nnw ll««.10 lltosi smell ahln. Ttl. ml 9Ml. K nnd nlaclrlr. miiiifili' , l.loyil Mans, Irom- j^ vases; colored glassware; antlciuo pictures nnd prialiinu, Wl'.. HONDA, 1»l 350 Scramblir, topal NOTICE 3^-TO helmet ; wine sot; wine bot- orange, 1400 ml Ita; hat titty bar. FORD N ,N frames; stale flags; army TWO 11-/11x14 llros, wlianls Ilka new, Sharp. Til. 4S2-5807 alter 5, |j ties and kegs; crock jars; wine press; antique hlRh %Aii lwi> I 6(lx|4 llni'i, I linvorlel mag We Do Not PICKUP DEALS! DEALS! DEALS! |j chuir; kerosene luntern; pressure cooker; suitcases; whnnl'. , «'>0 . lei. t ,AT/lt. BOY'S 1-speml 74" bicycle, tJO, Ttl. , Heavy ¦ 4» 4851. 4-,spced trniwmiHsion S;j Christmas (lecorations; I' -leclric irons ; jig saw; camp Nf- W 'il'.AI rnvnr n Im liltkup Inlik, Wrecks duty wheels , mint condition , K I OVC ; 4 now purple martin houses ; hand tools; pellet . Rebuild NEW CARS ^D TRUCKS ft iKivnr IIMII I, li'Vi limn ' '/ pi lid Clmv- HONDA IWI Troll Wl, real gnml contll- EXTRA CLEAN. ;1 gun; lawn and garden tools ; stepladdcr; rublier tlrod fiilal hull raps, ( I. /II ). l ei, AVI Wil. llrin. Tel, tni-9ttll. Cily Aulo .SHIOS cJoe.t * Buffiilo WKKKEN!) KI'KCIAL | wheelbarrow ; fertilizer spreader; power mower ; trelllsen ; TIIRliB THAU ti ll Hron , /.(illxlft, « ply. HONDA 1971 CLM0, cutlom pnint, low not buy totalod-out. wrecks bench saw; sprayer; lawn table; :» partial rolls of Arm- »I5 anrli, Tol. Ilnuelim 1196.7014, mileage, Ttl, 4536793 alter 4. *USED CARS YAMAHA BIKES rl lo rebuild for resole to tho $600 a fllrong vinyl inlaid ; a. cots; man's 10 speed 26" blko- public or ilonlorH. Thcso * (• A'IOI.INI: I N'ilNIi ilrlvKii rnr stalling SCIIWINN bicycle, JO", onnil conrllllnni ai girl's 2ti" ' hike; Craftsmnn 10" radial arm saw and (inni'i-aliir with / h.p. Ilrl

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