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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ant a ^ppu, atm;f far By JAMES MARLOW was dragging then , not bustling, was the Berlin wall, and the up arid down, saying the same didn't change. Here at home the who couldn't. thought, and maybe each year WASHINGTON with the Dallas thing still on his year before. There was al- things over, country was living high. Most just a little less. (AP) - The and promising This bothered him a Utile, but little guy, any little . mind, Spoiling everything for most always something, but this hardly anything. people, that Is. Not everybody, home his New, not much, because he was Time was peeling tt» years Year's Eve felt him, even his sense of life. year practically nothing except It didn't though. He read about millions quicken his blood , who weren't. wrapped up in his garden, and off him like the skin of a bana- A was "MaturaJ. A the presidential campaign. Was that's tor sore. He wholeULiJ > year In 1963, after that day In No- that right? He tried to remem- felt all along the car, and the family, and a na. Maybe something that hap- gone without a great the returns were in before the He never really saw them. fl greal vember, he would have been ber. thousand things every day. pened in 1965 would give him w«n-?r , disaster H« glad if someone count began, and the polls They lived in a different part of What things? He was glad he back, If only for a moment wasn t used to it , remembering town or a different part of the , that President Kennedy, had said There was the income Ux cut. showed it. was asking himself the question. fierce sense of response and It wouldn't last , he thought, country, the empty-handed be as officially : "Happiness is can- He remembered that. And he If someone else bad done the action he had at 21. He knew bustled along, like heading He got on the bus. Jampacked ones. He figured he never saw into a new celed for the rest of the year." remembered he didn't under- but no anxious faces. They were , asking he wouldn't have known better. century. So he stand it or how much the cut them because his routine was what to say because his life d wn askin The year before that the Cu- like him, the undisturbed. Any He looked at the people in the "W. °, ' « himself : ban missiles gave him the was. Too complicated. He'd find home-to-bus-to-office- to-bus-to- wasn't that filled up or tied up bus: the tall, the short, What s the rush? It' shooting in 1964 was far off , in the fat, s just an- creeps. Not just the danger. out later when he was doing his home. or occupied. A feeling of an- the skinny. They all knew bet- o.her year coming up." fc that the Congo or Viet Nam. Any They made him feel more than tax return. It could wait. shouting was far off , too, in the He didn't have much money guish went through him for a ter, too. They didn't seem to be eve r that the world was getting But the campaign stuck: in his Soviet Union or Red China or himself. But at least he could second. worrying. He shook himself. He didn 't know. He had seen 't , but only for a "That' too nuttier. The world he grew up in head. He hadn seen one like it. some place. send his kids through school. It always did s enough of this stuff," he many years to be sure 't Long ago, second, whenever he tried to He wasn like that, or so he told A bit of a weirdy, in a way. and he didn't know said . "Let's get going." remembered this same himself. President Johnson and Sen. The has (arched and the peo- how , he had developed a habit ask himself what he was doing The bus kept going. night last And 1965 year , going home. He Ajid the year before that there Barry Goldwater campaigning ple tilted but their expression of not thinking about the ones with his life. Just existing, he was just around the corner.

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Hundreds of Losses Heavy in New Viet Ambush Ways to Greet The New Year NEW YORK Minnesota , signs N.Y., Frederick Wild, 33, and SAIGON , South Viet taim four U.S. servicemen shot down into a jungle:area here a U.S. and exploded when it hit the treetops. . 300 dead, wounded and missing. Frank Guzzman, — The Viet Cong ambushed 100 as fighting continued around Army helicopter was shot -year-old pointment paper. The signing service along with a complete seemed almost certain that Mondale to pick up seniority on not only put him on the payroll evening of entertainment, for their bodies were in the graves By Trampling but permitted him to name his $35 a couple. by the wreckage. Senate staff , including: Many clubs are offering a "The Viet Cong have done this LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo Jerry Schawler , who has been continental breakfast — coffee before — used graves of Ameri- (AP) — Rebel warriors per- serving on the staff of Rep. Jo- and rolls — to help sober up cans as bait ," one U.S. adviser formed a savage war dance of D-Minn., U.N. Survives seph E. Karth, as his the revelers before they start said. "They know go death on the stomach of Ameri- administrative assistant; Wil- we have to the drive home. in to get them." can missionary William Mc- liam Conlon, press secretary , They were identified as WO Ghesney until he died, refugees and Philip Byrne , legislative If you're In Rome, you can do said today. Stephen E. Morgan San Jose '64 Without council. Conlon has been serving as the Romans do — throw junk REMOVE DEAD . . . Roman Catholic ground. Binh Nghia, 40 miles east of Saigon, , , McChesney, the sixth Ameri- on the staff of Sen. Lee Mctcalf , out of windows , although it's refugees carry body of Vietnamese soldier Was jammed with Catholic refugees from Calif. ; WO Roy G. Azbill, Hay- can missionary to be killed by D-Mont., while Byrne was on against the law, There are rea- across battlefield after government forces re- Communist North Viet Nam and had been ward, Calif. ; Sgt. Franklin D. Communist- backed rebels in Mondale 's staff when he served sons of life and limb behind the captured Binh Nghia from Communist Viet occupied by the Viet Cong since Dec. 5. (AP Porter , Columbiana, Ohio, and the northeastern Congo in the Pfc. Theodore A. Winowitch Dues Decision as attorney general in Minne- police concern, as any pedestri- Cone. Bodies of other soldiers are shown on Photofax via radio from Saigon) , past two months, was trampled sota. Pittsburgh, Pa. UNITED NATIONS , N.Y. an caught under the joy ful bom- to death at Wamba during al- bardment can testify . If the four were killed, their most a week of bloodletting last (AP ) - The U.N. General As- Asked about committee as- deaths would raise to 215 the 18-day New When the bells toll 1965 , from November. sembly started an signments , Mondale said he was Urges Peace Effo rts in 1965 number of Americans killed in After McChesney had died of Year recess today after closing interested in appropriations , la- an abundance of Italian balco- nies "will rain forth a cascade of combat in Viet Nam since De- internal bleeding, the rebels out 1 0(14 without a Soviet-U.S. bor and space. empty wine flasks, pped chi- cember 1961. continued to vent their fury on showdown over the Russians' chi na , rust- stained The Communist'-, also cap- his corpse, the refugees said assembly vote. sinks and cracked toilets. tured two Americans and and then flung his mutilated The Security Council ended its Fire Sweeps The old Roman custom sym- wounded nine others before with- body into the Wamba River. year with a resolution calling holizes the removal of things old Johnson Sends Besf drawing into the jungle when 49 McChesney , 28, was from for a reuse-fire in the Congo , and disliked to make room for U.S. helicopters landed a battal- Phoenix, Ariz. withdrawal of Premier Moise the bright and hopeful things of ion of Vietnamese marines to This tale of horror was pieced Tshomnc's white mercenaries Derailed Freight the new year. reinforce the hard-pressed gov- together from white hostages of and further efforts by (he Or- ernment forces at Binh Nghia. the rebels rescued at Wamba ganization of African Unity to For the morning after there's Wishes to Russ ians Military sources estimated two days ago. They told how the bring pence between Tshombe's At Litchfield the "hangover clinic " of the JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP ) ters sent Wednesday to the So- be cut back on p roduction of rebels butchered 28 of their government and the rebels. LITCHFIELD, Minn, (AP) — Physician's Wine Appreciation viet lenders did not represent an fissionable materials and weap- prisoners between Nov. 24 and — President Johnson has told 28. The resolution was adopted At least five carloads of ap- Society of New York. exchange of greetings , because ons. This results, he said, from Need Fortun e to Lose Russian leaders that " the mc*st The toll of white hostages 10-0 — wit h France abstaining ples and lumber were ravaged the customary New Year's mes- earlier announced decisions and One of our loading politi- urgent business for all of us re- massacred by the rebels rose to after its African sponsors by fire early today after derail- sage has not been received from did not involve new reductions. cians comphlns that politics — nearly 200 with the latest refu- condemnation of the ment of an 114-car Great North- mains strengthening the founda- the Soviet chiefs . The AEC budget for the has become so expensive omitted tion of world peac." gee reports. Belgian-U S. paintroop opera- ern Freight train between here No Paper Johnson had no official visi- present fiscal year is $2 ,624 ,000,- that it takes a fortune even Along with New Year's greet- 00(1. When 110 Greek , Cyprlot , Ital- tion in Novemher to rescue and Grove City, 10 miles to the tors on his schedule today and to lose . . . Adolescence is ings and best wishes to the So- planned work on his State of the Another visitor , George Mc- ian, Dutch and Portuguese refu- white hostages held by the re- west . Friday the time of rapid changes. gees were flown to safety , Thirty-six cars were shunted viet people and their leaders , Union message. Ghee , U.S. ambassador to 'West survi- bels. Instead, the resolution Between the ages of 12 and vors of Wamba's days of car- rails when a coupling As has been its Premier Alexei N. Kosygln and Press Secretary George E. Germany, said Johnson asked , "deplored the recent events " in off the 17 for example, a parent nage told confused and cften two of them broke , of- President Anastas I. Mikoyan , Reedy reported that work on the Iiim to stay on in Bonn. ages as much as 20 years the Congo. between custom for many Johnson said : conflicting stories. Today, with ficials of the line said, The re- budget for the fiscal year start- . . . Who says today 's chil- years, the Winona "W« can and should move to ing July 1 now is something, The survivors Md how Mc- night un- worldwide comprehensive test wrapped up in a week or 10 and they 'll pick it right up Assembly Wednesday New Year's Day, ban; to make a cutoff of fis- Bruce had agreed to do so. Chesney, who served at a Prot- .Inn. in after persuading Jor- days," he said, . . . Notice at a social club: til WEATHER thus allowing em- sionable material production for McGhee also quoted Joh nson estant Mission near Wamc«, dan and Mnli to split a two-year f'KDKR.AI. FORECAST Work on (he Atomlr Kncrgy as saying he shortl y intends to "At our next meeting our was killed together with an un- (he weapons coupled with measures congressman will discuss term on I he Security Counn! WINONA AND VICINITY - ployes to spend! to safeguard the peaceful uses Commission budget was fin- ask Charles E. (Chi p) Bohlen to identified British missionary taxes. Come and hear the This broke n deadlock Hint Variable cloudiness tonight. In- holiday with their of nuclear power; and lo agree ished Wednesday and Chairman remain as ambassador to aged about BO. Ihreatened to necessitate n for- cloudiness Friday with Glenn T. Scnhorg told a news France. dope right from Washing- Ten other Britons are report- creasing families. on a verified freeze in existing " vole , which would have and rain freezing rain conference in Austin that it will Since McGhee went beyond ton. ed to be among 80 missionaries ma! snow <"' Regular publica- offensive nmi defensive strate- brought a Sovlct-U.S. show- develop ing. Low tonight 15-20 , gic nuclear delivery systems. bo down a little from last year. his own post in relating a con- and other hostages kidnaped down. high Friday 3IKI3. tion will he resumed He said , however , that spending versation with the President it last weekend by t ebela and tak- "By progress In this critical The split-term agreement en- I.Ot AI. WKATHKR Sunday. will be higher on peaceful appli- seemed obvious that Johnson en from Wamba. They were res- area , our governments can that tlio assembly to finish /ill Offici fil observations for the help cations of nuclear energy rang- wanted to hush speculation cued Wednesday by white mer- abled m. today to mHke this a happier and saf- t beset three major diplomatic necessary business of its 2\ hours ending nt 1^ : Ing from reactors to physical cenary sold iers who made an the , Jfappii 1\'riii $far er world for all peoples. " posts might be involved in (For more laughs, sec Karl overnight days by general consent , Maximum. M; minimum , 7 and biological research. daah across country first :<0 precipitation, trace. The White House said Iho let- Sojiborg said spending would shlfls . Wilson on Page 4) | to save them. without any voting on the floor . noon , 19 , ...so much to looh forward to next year!

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•» Freez ing Rain Possible Liquor Charge Reduced at Planning Grant For New Year' s Day Of $77,600 Today's weather — clear and with a few snow flurries in the day -24 In 1946 . Mean for the Rollingstone cold and more like what Wi- forenoon is the outlook for Sat- past 24 hours was 20, contrast- selling strong nonans expect A guilty plea to at the year s end urday. ing with a normal for this time beer and whisky on a Sunday may be short-lived, the weath- Although temperatures at of the year of 17. was entered in municipal court Gets Approval er man said today. He some Minnesota points dipped predict- Minnesota reading by William Klinger, operator of Federal government approval ed variable cloudiness far below the zero mark, the LOWEST tonight was International Falls' -18 It Bill and Betty's Bar, Rolling- of a $77,600 planning with a low of 15 to 28 low overnight for Winona was 7 . grant con- and in- was -16 at Bemidji and -11 at stone. creasing cloudiness Friday after a high of 33 Wednesday. tract for downtown renewal ha« with Duluth. The plea was made after ¦now and rain or freezing rain At noon today the reading was County Attorney S. A. Sawyer been given officially , Arthur developing. 19. Rochester had a low of 10 aft- obtained amendment of the Gallien , Winona Housing and A year ago today the Winona er a high of 30 Wednesday and against Klinger to HE EXPECTED complaint Redevelopment executive direc- New Tear's high was 12 and the low -11. La Crosse posted figures of 7 eliminate the word "wilfully. " day to tor , said today. be warmer, probably All-time high for Dec. 31 was and 33 for the same times. The effect of the amendment The contract , with a high of 30-33. Colder 54 in 1875 and the low for the Although roads were slippery was to reduce the seriousness signed by WHRA. in some areas, generally fair to of the charge , and Klinger re- board members Dec. 15, wai good winter driving conditions versed a not guilty plea he had formally approved by the Hous- Alcohol, Ice, prevailed in Minnesota and Wis- made in municipal court Dec. ing and Home Finance Agency Director Files consin, the highway depart- 11. Monday, Gallien said. Notice of Driving - What ments of both states reported Klinger paid a $35 fine levied the HHFA action was received today. by Judge John D. McGill as the ¦»¦ to 12 days in jai l. mmmmmmnWBammm\--wrv - j»wswr*v., • '-?- . . ¦"¦ today. Some fog existed in southern alternative For Re-election Attorney Roger P. Brosnahan , Road and Highway 61 west of Siebrecht's The contract authorizes the Do They Cause? Wisconsin and snow was report- SOIL TESTS . . . Test borings were being representing Klinger, explained made this week at four locations considered greenhouse and in the area of east of Man- WHRA to apply for periodic A holiday warning was Is- ed on most northern Minnesota advances from the fund aa that Klinger's plea to the by the Winona Board of Education as possible kato Avenue near Highway 61. Results of the sued today to those city and and Wisconsin highways but does not needed for interim expenses. amended complaint tests to determine soil characteristics for county residents who night travel on main highways was make him subject to an auto- sites for construction of a new Senior High WHRA board members had! be tempted to take a chance open. matic license revocation. School building. John Reardon and Gary Ax- bad bearing purposes will be submitted to delayed execution of the con- on having a good time at a New Year 's Eve celebrants The complaint was made by tell , St. Paul , are seen here making borings on the board and architects for the new school , tract until they were assured by party and a bad one behind in WISCONSIN may have a Leonard 0. Skoglund of the a tract west of Sunset Addition and north of Eckert & Carlson , Winona , and Caudill , Row- their attorney that such sign- the wheel while driving soggy time of it gettinr home state Liquor Control Commis- Gilmore Avenue. Other tests are being made lett k Scott , Houston , Texas, who probably ing did not commit the city ir- home. sion who charged that Klinger i will discuss them at a meeting next week. revocably to urban renewal. early Friday. on property south of Gilmore and west of an # The board meets next Wednes- Sheriff George Fort and sold him a six-pack of strong extension of Wilsie Street , between Homer (Daily News photo) Assistant Police Chief Mar- Snow or rain , or snow mixed beer and a half-pint of whisky day evening at the community vin A. Meier warned again with rain , appeared to be in Nov. 29, Any action against room , Arthur C. Th u r 1 e y that the combination of al- the offing for most of Wiscon- Klinger 's operating license will Homes. At this time, it is ex- cohol and gasoline is a dead- sin. be on the commission 's initia- pected to name its choice of a ly one. Throw in icy winter Temperatures dropped sharp- tive. November Sales planning firm and a firm to con - streets and highways, they ly in the state early today as The word "wilfully " was duct required marketability and skies cleared. Superior had a stricken from the-complaint be- Slightly appraisal studies of the 26-block added ; and the odds for a 3 Hurt proposed renewal area. safe trip home could only be chilling 11 below zero. Eau cause Klinger , the bar 's opera- Here Keep Up taken by a man whose brain Claire reported 2 below. tor , was not tending bar when it a bit clouded. Light precipitation fell in most the -liquor was sold . Both men urged area driv- of Wisconsin Wednesday. The With Year Ago ers to plot a safe homeward northern areas had more snow , In 4 Accidents Man Wanted Here Department and gener al store course, even before , they while the south reported inter- Heart S pecialist Three minor injuries and Their car was parked at the mittent drizzle. Heavy ground more than $700 damage marked south curb of 3rd Street facing sales in Winona during Novem- start out tonight, and to ber were essentially the same Ray E. Gorsuch stick to the plan though in- fog formed in many parts of the Offers Wives four traffic accidents here east when it was struck on the Gives Himself Up north during the night, especial- Wednesday. l eft rear by a car moving east asMhey were during the same clination might urge other- month last year. Ray E. Gorsuch, 50, 369 W. wise by the end of the even- ly in the Rhinelander, Stevens '65 Resolution A hit-run collision occurred at on 3rd Street. Impact pushed Howard St., Wednesday filed Point and Eau Claire regions. 10:38 p.m. on 3rd Street , 100 the Buege car 12 feet, and the Statistics released today by ing. the Federal Reserve Bank of In Los Angeles for election as a 1st Ward di- Racine, Beloit and Milwaukee ANN ARBOR , Mich. (AP) - feet east of "Vine Street. Ruth second car sped off. however, indicate rector on the Winona Board of had the high temperature of A heart specialist suggested this E. Buege, 217 Franklin St., Minneapolis, Sheriff George Fort received Mrs. Wineski complained of that cumulative sales for the word today from Los Education, a post he has held 39 Wednesday, with others rang- New Year's, resolution for and a passenger, Mrs. John Angeles, pain after the accident. There first 1L months of 1964 are up Calif., that a man- wanted here by appointment since 1962. ing down to Superior 's 23. American wives: Wineski , 55, 316 St. Charles was more than $100 damage President of the Credit Bu- Whitehall Mason "Resolved : That in 1965 I will St., were sitting in the Buege 11 percen t from the compar- on a family desertion charge to the Buege car. Patrolmen able total for 1963. reau , Inc., Gorsuch served one LAREDO, TEX., set the na- stop murdering my husband. " vehicle while the engine warm- has given himself up to Cali- James L. Bronk and William A. Trroughout Region II of the fornia authorities but refused term on the board as director- tional high of 85 Wednesday, Of course, Dr. Paul W. Willis ed up. King investigated. at-large from 1957 to 1959 and Groups Install compared with 29 below early III, cardiologist and an asso- 9th Federal Reserve District — extradition. returned in April 1962 when he today at Havre, Mont. ciate professor of internal medi- JEROME D. Borzyskowski , the region in which Winona is Leland C. Rain , Whittier, WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special ) situated — November sales this Calif., was appointed by directors to cine at the University of Michi- 827 E. 4th St., had a bitter pill surrendered himself to — Following joint installation of year were up 7 percent from, Los Angeles County Sheriff Pe- serve for the unexpired portion thft "Masonic lodges Tuesday MISS BRAND GRADUATES gan , based his proposal on the to swallow at about the same of the term of Darrel Hoffman; assumption the wife wanted to Pedestrian Trial time. the total for the same month of ter Pitchess Wednesday. He had night, Mervin Engen was host , 1st Ward director who resign- Miss Mary Brand , daughter keep her husband. The 1965-model car he had 1963 and cumulative sales were been sought by Pitchess on a at an oyster stew supper. up 10 percent from those for warrant issued by Municipal ed. He's now running for elec- of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer J. Chances are, the doctors said , taken possession of three hours tion for a full four-year term. John Hegge was installing offi- Brand, 845 41st St., Goodview , that he'll live longer if the wife Postponed Again January through November last Judge John D. McGill Dec. 14. earlier was struck in the rear Extradition proceedings will Gorsuch is a former resident cer and Dr. Carl Webster, mar- has graduated from the Roch- will do two things : The jury trial of James S. year. end at 10:30 p.m. in an accident Rochester's sales volume for be brought against Rain on of Des Moines, Iowa, who has shal for Whitehall Lodge 271, ester School of Practical Nurs- 1. Stop loading his plate with Theis , 715 W. Broadway, on a , 100 feet west of th* on 3rd Street November was up 1 percent complaint of his former wife, lived here since 1951, is mar- F&AM. Sheridan Milavitz was ing, St. Mary's Hospital , Roch- fat , juicy steaks and smothering charge of failure to yield the Johnson Street. master; Walter Reich and W. ester. his other foods in butter , lard right of way to a pedestrian from the figure for the same Patricia, 661 W. 4th St., that ha ried and the father of one ¦ Borzyskowski told police that , but its January- Kenneth Swenson, senior and and other ani mal fats. Sept. 11 was continued to Jan. month of 1963 failed to provide support for the daughter. He has served as he had stopped for a vehicle November cumulative total was couple's three children, aged 1 chairman of the finance com- junior wardens; P. M. Paulson, LOOKED LIKE SMOKE 2. Help him "kick" the smok- 13 today in municipal court . making a left turn in front of secretary - treasurer; Gorman ing habit. Judge John D. McGill grant- up only 3 percent from the to 6. mittee of the Winona Area Girl RENO (AP) — Where there's him when the collision occurred compa rable figure a year ago. Sheriff Fort sent a warrant to Scouts, is a former president Johnson and Lowell Larson, ed the motion for continuance of smoke there's fire. But this with a car driven by Dennis i LA CROSSE'S sales in Novenv Pitchess, believing that Rain of Associated Credit Bureaus of senior and junior deacons; Dr. City Attorney George Robertson Brown , 117 Stone St. Both cars Webster and Joseph Emerton, time it turned out to be water. Classes at Canton j ber dropped 4 percent from the was living in Compton, Calif. Iowa, Associated Credit Bureaus The Nevada Division of Fores- Jr., who told the court that the were moving west on 3rd Street. stewards; Donald Pearson ty- city had been unable to obtain i November 196.3 level, and its However, Rain was living in of Minnesota and Associated , try got a report of a possible CANTON Minn. ( Special) — Diane Ellinghuysen , 19, Wino- ler, and Engen Emerton and . the necessary interviews with cumulative total for the year Whittier and working as a Credit Bureaus of the Upper , range fire in the hills southeast Classes for adults in refinishing na Rt. 1, a passenger in the new through November is the same Reich, trustee for, three, two witnesses for preparation of its school bus driver; and this In- Midwest. He has been chairman of Reno. When fire officials and upholstering furniture will car, complained of pain after as that for the same period in formation was forwarded to of the medical credits division and one year, respectively. checked the report, they found start Jan. 12 at 8 p.m. in the case. the accident. Damage was The charge grows out of an 1963. Pitchess shortly before Rain and vice chairman of the col- Knute Amble was installing a geyser of water instead. home economics department of more than $20O to the rear of In Minnesota as a whole, No- gave himself up. lection service division of Asso- officer and Dr. Webster mar- High School. Persons en- accident at 4th and Main streets s new car. No A pipeline between Carson Canton Sept. 11 in which Mrs. Etta Borzyskowski' vember department and gen- The desertion charge against ciated Credit Bureaus of Amer- shal, for Royal Arch Chapter City and Virginia City had rolling should bring a piece of damage estimate had been eral store sales increased 7 per- Rain is a felony, an extraditable ica. 105. Morton Dusenbery is high Munson , 226 W. 5th St., a pedes- ' sprung a leak and water was furniture to work on at the first received a broken left made on Brown s car by this cent from their levels a year offense. An earlier municipal He is a member of Central priest; David B. Davis, king; trian , . , , spraying as much as 100 feet meeting. Classes will continue ankle. Attorney Dennis A. Chal- morning. ago. Sales for the first 11 months court order for Rain 's arrest is- Methodist Church and a mem- Claude Jackson scribe; Reich, , in the air, resembling smoke. through Feb. 9. leen represents Theis. The trial of 1964 were up 10 percent from j sued Nov. 10, charged him with ber of its official board , is a treasurer; Paulson , secretary; A COLLISION at Broadway had been scheduled for today. the Ja nuary-November cumula- nonsupport. Pitchess indicated former president of the Central Theodore R. Duebbert , captain and S. Baker Street at 11 a.m. tive total in 1963. that Rain has . remarried. Methodist Men ' , s Club is a of the host, with Engen serving caused one minor injury and Throughout the 9th District , member of the board of direc- pro tem; Milavitz , principal more than $150 damage. sales increased 6 percent from , tors of the Arlington Club and Fillmore County sojourner ; Hegge, Johnson and Company Counts John M. Schlaefer , 73. 64 W. the volume during November ! Red Cross Now the board of the Winona Shrine Howard St., complained after last year, and the cumulative Club. Webster , master of the first, Sheriff Ta kes j second and third veils, respec- the collision. He was driving total for this year is up 9 per- j Can Check on Gorsuch is a member of the east on Broadway and Ray R. cent fmm that for the same pe- YMCA , Elks Lodge, American tively; Richard Kiekhoefer, Man Into Custody sentinel; Daniel J. Smith, Royal Fisher , 857 W. Howard St., was riod on 1963. I Coast Relatives Legion , 40 & 8, Masonic Lodge, 13 .277 Phones Sheriff George Fort today on South Baker Arch captain ; Reich , chaplain: driving south Winona Consistory, Osman Tem- , toll-free dial turned over a Fillmore County Engen, ritual director, and Winona 's new telephone direc- section and direct Street. The Winona County chapter of ple of the Shrine and Kiwanis 's Who that in- service to Minnesota City and man to the sheriff there and in- j Davis, Amble and Reich , trus- tory — that Who Impact of the collision "bounc- New Trempealeau the American Red Cross has an- Club. cludes almost everyone — is be- Rollingstone telephones. vestigated a complaint of snow- j tees. ' ed" Schlaefer 's car into a Officers Installed nounced it can now direct in- ¦ ing received by subscribers this The new book has 96 pages of ball throwing on U.S. 61-14 near light pole at the southeast cor- quiries on the condition at per- week. alphabetical listings and 116 Dakota. ner. Damage was more than TREMPEALEAU, Wis. (Spe- sons in the West Coast flood , , Supreme Court It's bigger than ever this year, classified pages. The old book Gary Jonsgaard 22 was ap- $100 to the left front of his cial — New officers of Trem- area to chapters there. Girl, 7, Struck reflecting both the increase in had 89 alphabetical listing pages prehended Wednesday on a car , and more than $50 to the pealeau Masonic Lodge 117 , A moratorium on such in- Reverses Award number of telephones in use and 112 classified pages. warrant issued by Fillmore right front of Fisher's car. F&AM , were installed by How- quiries , placed in effect when By Car Listed (13,277 telephones just before Another change is the inclu- County municipal court. Sher- Patrolman Willis H. Wogan in- ard Post, installing officer, and the flooding was at its height, To Chatfield Man the books came out this year; sion of an updated map of the iff Ford received the warrant vestigated. Paul Lehmann, marshal. was lifted shortly after Christ- 12 ,646 a year ago) and in num- city. The map in use through Dec. 22; it charges Jonsgaard Taking office were William , WV-The Min- As Satisfacto ry ¦ mas, the chapter said. ST. PAUL Minn. her of communities included in last year did not show such with violating a child support A COLLISION at 2:15 p.m. Lehmann . master: Lloyd Ander- nesota Supreme Court today re- Red Cross workers, however, A little Winona girl who was the Winon a directory. street and highway changes as order issued by the court caused more than $250 damage son and Irvin Diamond , senior urged persons here to continue versed an Olmsted County Dis- the completion of the new , four- to two cars on Main Street , 150 and junior warden ; William struck by a car at a city in- LAST YEAR'S book Included Nov . 9. j personal efforts to reach friends trict Court verdict granting $6 ,- lane Trunk Highway 61. The of 2nd Street. Junghans , treasurer , Harvey tersection Tuesday was in sat- listings for Winona Witoka and Sheriff Neil S. Haugerud , ; feet south and relatives in the flood area , 000 damages to Orval Erickson . , new map covers a greater area , Schuh , 581 Winon a Neilson , .secretary; Rober t Hay - isfactory condition today at Com- F o u n t ai n City subscribers. Preston , took Jonsgaard into ! Robert 11. which includes parts of Califor- Chatfield farmer, in his $30,000 extending part way across the south on Main ter and Harold Hanson senior munity Memorial Hospital with ( Goodview customers were , in- custod y this morning at the St , was driving , nia , Washington , Oregon , Idaho suit against two neighbors for interstate bridge and into Good- Sehmit Roll- and junior deacon; Robert John- her broken leg in traction. cluded in the Winona section county jail . Jonsgaard had Street , and Cyril , and Nevada. Use of air mail loss of part of the fingers on view. son and Gilbert Harris, senior Jane Glubka , 7, the daughter and are again in the new book.) been working in Winona. ingstone , was backing out of a was recommended. his left hand in a farm acci- and junior steward , of Mr. and Mrs. Ed (Mary ) The new directory Includes IN THE Winona alp habetical Harold vetsch , La Crescent , diagonal parking stall on the and Albert State Red Cross disaster of- dent. Towner , tyler. Erickson was helping harvest Glubka , is expected to be in the three communities above , listings , Johnson seems to be reported Wednesday night , that west side of the street when fices have been opened in Eure- ¦ , corn on the farm of Harold and the hospital some time before plus Rollings! one and Minnesota the most common name, with M children stationed on the Da- the collision occurred . ka Calif.; Portland , Ore , and was more than $200 KAMNKK PROMOTED Spokane , Wash. Sub-offices are Arthur Quorstad on Oct. 25, she can go home. The girl was City. listings. Smith is a not-too-close kota overpass had hit his wind- Damage ( shield with snowballs as he to the right side of the Schuh ETTRICK, Wis. Special) — operating in all counties affect- 1960, when his hand became running across Snrnia St reet at The book incorporates several second with 41. Wilbur Kalinke, former princi - its intersection with Franklin drove toward Winona on U.S. vehicle and more than $50 to ed by the flood . caught in a hoist . The court said changes in service that went in- The cover on the new direc- pal of Ettrick Elementary of negli- Street when the accident occur- to effect during 1964. Among tory, like that of last year 's , i.s fil-14 . No damage re.Milled the left rear of Schmit 's car. Delays in obtaining informa- there was no showing School , is now associate pro- gence on the part of the Quor- red near dusk Tuesday after- I hem are listing of Bluff Siding white with color photographs of from the incident , which occur- Patrolman Willis II. Wogan in- tion may be experienced , the fessor of education and a direc- fltads. noon , , numbers in the Fountain City Minnesota scenes. red about. 7 p.m. vestigated. Red Cross warned , because tor of the Ames Laboratory many communities are still iso- School at River Falls State Uni- lated and surface travel is dif- versitv . ficult . -^~- Happy New Year Whichever You Are i -»- -w- m ^^r « -^w -w— w ¦ ¦¦ mm m mm • I By C.KORGF Mc VJRMlC.K "Stuck with what?" I asked , beginning to "OH HOW- SMART WOULD you feci If "I suppose that if someone doesn 't realize Notice to Winona Voters Dally N«w« StaftAvrlter feel a bit hopeless. (lie new year turned out to be 1664?" Sniggle It beforehand , he 'll know it' s lfl9;i when Pres- 'd went on , disregarding my objection. ident Cleveland Is inaugurated ," I said to "Why, we be stuck with any year they Every day i» a registration day "Happy New Year ," I snid to my holiday- wanted to give us , " he snid, "We 'd have no "Ififi4?" I asked . mollify him. [ from now until • p.m. I January Tlth, IMS, to regi&ftr , chang« nam* or changt ad- minded neighbor, Albert Sniggle , as we met choice ." "The year of London's plague epidem ic ." YOU'KE TALKING. " Sniggle "NOW L drew to you can voto in th« Primary EUction to b« hold I at our mailboxes Ihi.s morning. "No choice?" I repeated. "Of course we he explained, "How (I von like to go through beamed . "Shhh!" Snigg le replied , looking about have no choice, At midnight tonight . ] |M>5 will that?" "Will you tell me one thing, though?" I furtively. "Don 't let on that we know. " arrive. Last year was 1JM14 , you know, " 1 decided I would gain nothing by argu- asked. \ Monday, February 1, 1965 we know what?" I ing , so , Instead , I asked : "What are you go- "Of course ," he said expansively. "Don't let on that "YES. VES . I KNOW THAT." Si»lgtfle said asked. ing to do when midnight arrives? What year "How did you happen lo settle on 1 119,1?" impatiently, "but how can you be sure that turned ami peered out a garage II you mov«, you must chang* «ddr««i. "That a new year's about lo begin ," he are you jg/iing to have it be?" Sniggle this new year will be 1905?" , he rummaged | Offico open JJ to 12 and 1 to I daily except whispered. "Pretend we don 't know anything "You woni't tell anybody?" he asketl. window. Motioning me closer "These things ar« consecutive ," I ex- "(' "National Oeographle" pile and . Saturday t to 11 about it." t oss rny heart , " 1 assured him, beneath his plained. came up with » bulky package. "If I' m right ' "Why on earth should we do that?" I "WEI,I „ SMI) , ( Saturday, Jan. 2, 1965 , office cloned) 1 "You're jumping to conclusions ." he told " UK "I' m going to have about this year business ," ho whispered , "I'll demanded. It bo UIIKl me. "These things have been consecutive so . That was a nice year. Things were make a fortune . " ) If you will btcomt II year s of ag« on or before the date I peaceful I hen. " his shoulder. far , but we hnve no guarantee they 'll continue "What's in the package?" I asked. k of the election r*gft ter before the deadline date. SNIGGLE PEEKED OVER "lll!):t , " I repealed . "Yes , that was a nice j then beckoned me to follow him. He led me to he consecutive. " "These , " he hissed , "are 1 H93 calendars— year , but how are you going to nrrango sole distributor , " k JOHN $. CARTER into his gnrHge , mot ioned for me to hide be- "No guarantee? " I said desperately. "But and I'm . ] this thing? Won 't everyone else think it's "You 'll clean up, " I assured him as I ' Commlnloner o4 hind his :I7' j -yenr collection of "National Geo- they 're always consecutive. One follows the 1965?" Registration \ . turned toward the door . graphic" and pulled the door shut other. The new year will hav« to h« IWft ." "At first I hey probably will ," he admitted , "Now we can talk ," he said , turning to "Don 't he so sure ," he said ominously. "but they 'll find out. " UL.WTINC, AIUH 'T OiS'CK more , Snlgglri OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 9 me. "What would you do if the new year turned "How 7 " I persisted. motioned me hark , ".lust one more thing, " be | P.M. "I suppose so , " I replied, "hut why out to be H)29'.' That was a rough ytwir. " "Don 't you know Hie difference between said , lowering Ins voiee. JANUARY 4th & 11th couldrv't we talk before?" "Yes, It was n rough year , " I agreed , 1W> 5 and I flO.l?" Sni ggle asked scornfully. "What is it'.'" I inquired. | "Someone might have heard, '' he ex- "but the new year won 't b« 1929; it will "What did you do in history classes when you "Happy New Year ," he said , "but keep 1 yourself " w^^m *-*mm *-*tm *^m±^m^^m±~^mM- *mM~~am^~*m ^^a_^.«. ^^_ __J plained, "then we'd be stuck with it." be . . ." were in school" " It to . They'll Do It Every Time By Jimm ie Hatl Vandals Block Wisconsin Child Dead in Fire Security Close, Federal Highway St dtappwuLJxtAt TUghJL BUTTERNUT, Wis. (AP) - MOUNT STERLING, Ky. A aix-month-oid boy died Wed- (AP) — Sheriff John Miller says nesday night in a fire which Hope Says of soma vandals dug up two mail awept a two-story farm noma in boxesand a small billboard and a rural area of this Price Coun- Johnson Enjoys placed them in the middle of ty community . U.S. 60 east of here. Eric- Jarvis , one of six chil- Far East Trip of Mr. and Mrs. ) They also erected a barrel dren Claude HOLLYWOOD (AP - "I barricade and posted signs da- Jarvis, died of apparent imoke think we had the most security touring traffic around the barri- inhalation. Other members of 'Hello Lyndon of all time." said comedian Bob cade. the family escaped injury. Hop*, just returned from By EARL W ILSON a 't Christmas tour of U.S. military NEW VORK - FDR's favorite song really wasn "Home on bases in the Far East. "I've ^mmmmmmmmmm T0N,Te AT SEE IT the Range" .. . Harry S. Truman undoubtedly got tired of hear- Lyn- never had my back scrubbed by T T # 7!,5,: ing "The Missouri Waltz " ... but it 's certain now that a bayonet before." l ilLL J__/il " MAW don B. Johnson's most beloved song is "Hello, Lyndon!" . . __ A _H!MtofaW _ 1 J5t 4w ii< I rauwi not to be confused with "Hello, Dolly!" . . . sung with any lymcs Hope and his troupe flew into that Carol Channing wants to sing. Los Angeles International Air- "The President. " one of his admirers just told us. "considers port Wednesday to end a 15-day ' that 'Hello, Lyndon " - he never thinks of it as Hello. Dolly!' - tour that included Guam, Ko- lit THE MOS AGAINST THE KS in Ms song. __, „_ _ _ rea. Okinawa, Thailand and SWAN spell ," she reports. "Been be- 1 South Viet "After the band played 'Hail 1 Nam. to the Chief at some recent tween 45 and 55 degrees below Now -why zero for two weeks " Hope's lips were chapped functions, he said . from the don't they play my song?' " Dog lov en, start cheering! i countless outdoor ¦ m Respectful of LfiJ's tastes in Robert Montgomery's secretary shows he performed. Actress .n . V; L . \AJTLSUK *. 'JZ i j t songs, Carol Channing will dash is permitted to bring her dog to j Jill St. John was nursing a to La Guardia Airport Saturday work with her . . . Leslie Caron ' limp; someone dropped a native ; ^v^tr ' VW?*'' * iff " J^ ^^^^ H t * night, Jan. 16. when the curtain waj dining at Le Moal in one crossbow on her ankle. No one * ^ • J rings, down on "Hello, Dolly!" nf those circular or horizontal suffered any serious mishaps. and fly to Washington to get minks that are supposed to ( Military authorities weren't plenty of sleep Sunday, and make girls look slimmer and ( taking any chance the Hope v ETi boys poorer . . . Joe E. Lewis u * j^y/jyiJ* '^^yaf I HV Jfl plenty of rehearsal Monday, to troupe might be the target of ?«*/ _aaB—a_____i_ _aaaam *_ __i #l -** c * _a^_e > _rf i_f xM ^yfVvlrnt mM_vfi_i_lI sweep into the Inaugural gala will m.c. one of the segments ! Red terrorists. Monday night and sing, as it's of Fight for Sight's "Lights ! Hope said: "Our destination never been sung before , HIS On " show at Carnegie Hall ! was such a secret we really Sunday night Jan. 10 at which I Voice of the Outdoors song , "HELLO, LYMJONl" didn't know where we were our- Sammy Davis and others will Failures of 19M people, the failur es of the partment and the conservation selves. Really !'' Now I do too love the Beatles ! " scintillate. "M ost reviews of the year deal . year stand out like sore departments of Minnesota and ^ W*^4^^ foaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB — Birl gee whiz, when Mitch Mill- TODAY S BEST LAUGH : Joe with successes or attainments j thumbs. All one needs do Wisconsin to cooperate in estab- In Korea a helicopter carry- er calls them "the Hula Hoops Berger suggests a way to solve of individuals or organizations. ! is lean back in a poolside lishing a safety zone for the ing comic Jerry Colonna and of Music." geez ... The "great- N.Y.'s parking problem — at The failures of the year, set- ; chair, like we are now protection of human lives and est rustler of the west"? Red bandleader Less Brown devel- the N.J. end of tie runnel place backs to progress overlooked ! doing out here in sunny the conservation of fish below oped engine trouble in a snow- Skelton said it was the cowboy K£4k"*4rt +& i^> ?JBammmmBmY^^__BaT^^^ ^_ -aaaP^i_ ^^-_ a sign reading: "Full — Try ,; California, , *%¥* -Jfy " ^'\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ __ ^Vaaai aaaMFW ^I af't^aV i^__^_^_aam_BW$:*J '¦? who wore silk and satin Levis in measuring the work of men close ones eyes the nine-foot channel dams, storm and had to make a forced Philadelphia". too often are the bricks used and run the mental film of rates near the top in our list landing outside Seoul . . . . Choo Choo Collins, the ; *v ' _¦ ^am I ' ITBaaaa_BV_l tw _ ^^ _LaaaaaV»__aaa___LJ_ _am_a!-La____BBaaaaaa_wl "WISH I'D SAID THAT : Fat to build the castles of the fu- the past year across the of failures of 1964. " But the highlight was Viet ^a_ a__P I Jy "baby Betty Grable," now at- men, says a psychologist , are i ' a_i ' ' B^^KsH^^IHi^^^^^^^^liHjj ^^^^H^lB^^I^ tracting Hollywood producers , ture. screen of memories. Nam ,'' said Hope. "We found usually honest. You'd be hon- i A new public liability re- out a lot of things. I never sounded like Marilyn Monroe est, too, if you couldn't run In conservation, which ef- | The failure of the St. Paul sulted in the throwing out when an interviewer asked what fects the lives of so many | district engineer of the War De- the dreamed the Viet Cong was very' fast.—Irish Digest. "GOO-fool " limit which peppered all over the place. We she wears around the house. REMEMBERED QUOTE: had done the job satisfac- "Just my false eyelashes." she saw a lot of destruction from "Trust everybody — but cut torily for 20 years. the Viet Cong." AF___F _ It _T I I *__^_P^ J^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^ •aid, (Edie Adams said, "AH I th« cards." — Tinley Peter DEAR ABBY: have on when I greet my hus- Perhaps second in He praised the U.S. fighting * ^ Dunne. our list ^> aW_^K@ I 5 £ I t_f_BB_B_r lf^^BBBBBK_BBBBB^^!?^flBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^ 1 band is mv contact lenses.") EARL'S is the failure of the Minnesota men there. PEARLS : Any bache- "Those kids are the greatest I'VE A NICE note here from lor can tell you — his favorite High Department to let any Suzy Martin, Miss Alaska '64, dish is one somebody else major construction contracts Americans — they're staging a whom I met as a judge of the washes. for continued improvements of great fight. I think we're hold- Miss Universe contest at Miami Time to Turn ing our own." Pianist Peter Nero guest- U.S. Highway 61. This has been ^ Beach. starred on Jonathan Winters' and will continue to be a major f ^ T» *llyTa_fe(__^5iS "We've had a little cold Hope, who has missed 13 TV show, and reports, "John- roadblock in the development of Christmases at home this way, ny's wild and unpredictable — Anger to Pity tourists and recreational enter- celebrated the holiday in a he has the only director in prise in the entire Hiawatha Valley, South Viet Nam me&s hall with television who works with a By ABIGAIL VAN BUREX costing the residents his troupe and GI's. Also with POTATO I whip and a chair" . . . That's DEAR ABBY: There is a rather homely middle-aged of this area thousands of dollars him this year were Anna Maria earl, brother . woman in our neighborhood who likes delivery men. Any- more than the cost of building , JanLs Paige, the road into a 4-lane highway Alberghetti Anita ROCK AROUND MINE one who drives a truck , that is. In the summer she offers Bryant, and Ann Sidney, winner ! them cold drinks , and in the winter she always has fresh from Minnesota City to Hast- PANCAKES RENO, Nev. (AP) — The ings. of the Miss World beauty pag- ! EVERY DAY AT THE 1 "Nevada Rock Roller" sounds coffee. Some have told me that they have accepted her invi- eant. as if it has something to do with tations for a chance to sit down and have some refreshments, Their departure from their but when she starts giving them that song and dance about Third , failure of the Min- modem music. nesota department of parks plane was delayed 30 minute* But it's the name of a weekly how "lonely " she is and! all that jazz, they decide it's not for customs inspection in Lot worth it. Is there some subtle way to let her know that the to develop any of the new i STEAK j newspaper published in Reno parks in Southeastern Min- Angeles, and Hope quipped: when neighbors are on to her and we want her to cut it out be- during the early 1900s, ' nesota , authorized by the "I'm going back to Guam." Fi- mining was the biggest business cause she s givin g the neighborhood a bad nally they made it down the state Legislature which also ii !¦» > SHOP !< name? ON TO HER m i._^M_MKmM___ii — I >«iaaa^aH*______«_«___a-_i _ : in Nevada. provided the needed funds. ramp to where newsmen and families were waiting. , , NEW "YEAR S DAYt DEAR ON: One swallow doesn't , NewAcorn make a spring. And one cuckoo won't Fourth failure of the city "It was great," Hope said. ^^" Year's Eve fowl up a neighborhood. Don't censure government to provide facilities The most exciting Christmas WAIT OISNEY NITE : 7:15-9:15 ( 1^^^ = her. Pity her. to meet the increasing pollution trip since 1943." hr nt Sntstin SATURDAY MATINEfiS: 1:15-3:00 problem in the river. wmHymtwtiiMwnt! [ SATURDAY NITE: 7:15-9:15 DEAR ABBY: Darrell and I married Fifth, failure of the Min- Handicapped Board ' DANCE young. He was 19 and I was IS, and we nesota Legislature to give ^ I have been married for six years now. We to the state conservation Member Appointed S^m^^^A Ballroom have three adorable children whom Dar- commissioner the authority ST. PAUL f AP) mm I*"! STARTS TON IT E rell adores. My problem : I know I was to establish hunting and — Gov. Karl mW W W m ¦¦ HIHil wrong, but when Darrell was in the shower ABBY Rolvaag named one new mem- a^H Bar vl I td At 7:00-9:15 ( \ aar _t/ h_^_J Wii fishing regulation and sea- ber to the Advisory Board on * I looked through his wallet and I saw a note which read , sons. ^aaaaLaaLaWBaJaaLad "My name is . My phone number is . CaU Handicapped, Gifted and Excep- me if you get a chance/' I asked him about it and he said Successes of 1964 tional Children Wednesday and it was from some little 15-year-old kid he met at the bowl- Perhaps the p roject that reappointed three present mem- GALA MIDNITE SHOW ing alley. (He bowls for our church league. ) I asked him brought greatest and , if proper- bers. why he kept the note and he said he didn 't kn ow. But I ly managed , the most lasting Dr. John Haavik of Duluth was named to replace Dr. O T 11:30 P.M. Badger^m- Dutchmen mm« noticed he didn 't throw it away. Three weeks later I looked benefits to Winona in the vaca- Don- T NI E AT ' fMllTn ald F. Muhich of Virginia , in his wallet again and the note was still there. I asked tion field , who is the expanding of has resigned. • him later if he still had the note and he lied to me. I am camping facilities by the John heartbroken , Abby. I love him so much , and we used to be A. Latsch Memorial Reappointed were Probate LAUGH YOUR WAY INTO '65 Live Music Board on Judge Philip Anderson of Crook- .~_=_____=:5_ so close. Do/ you think he has been seeing her? What should Prairie Island in cooperation AT TH IS TOP COMEDY HIT — I do? SO HURT with the ston. Dr. James Delano of Ro- Park-Recreation Board . chester and I. V. Johnson of ALREADY HEADS THE LIST OF DEAR HURT : No. I think he has NOT been seeing Winona has become a place to South St. Paul. her. If he had , he wouldn't need to keep her phone num- spend a week's vacation , not All will serve until 1967. ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEESI ber. He'd know it. I. suspect that you two are mot com- just a spot to stop on the way NHM \ municating very well. Don't accuse him or cause a scene. to some place else. WINONA DAILY NEWS / L* MUSIC " by being understand- E *e DIB Try to reestablish that "closeness ftt ing, sweet , fun , interesting, quiet , and very, very wise. The success of the "put THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 196* BAR (P.S. As for the latter — start by keeping out of your arid take " trout fishing pro- | | DANCE,. Jt gram VOLUME IW, NO J4 y^ „ , iL_ anl Acrow From husband's wallet.) on the Whitewater V\V Jim B and th« JJl r . .. _, • perhaps would be second. Pubdthtd dally »xctpt Saturday and holl* /CAfM GlWNT , SkyVo Th.-tr. days by Republican and Htrald Pub'lift. ^j\ Xt VARITONfS W DEAR ABBY: I am willing to wager that a lot of people Fishermen are generally infl Company, 401 Franklin St.. Winona, ^ are living with some very strange situations because I know pleased wi th the program of Minn. , I / USUe CAWN A I am. Many years ago I met a sweet , quiet country school irregular stocking of fish- SUBSCRIPTION RATES | || teacher. I courted her in the fashion of the day While able-sized trout. tInjla Copy - IOc Dally, 15c Sunday making plans for marriage she made me promise that I would Delivered by Carrlar—Par week 30 c«ntt FRI.-SAT.—Kenitey Carl Band always "respect her privacy. " I thought she was just a little Third , the zoning system in- 24 weeki 1127J VJ weak. J2J.50 bashful married. Wh«n stalled during the year by the SUH.-En.il G uenther Trio and it would wear off after we were By mall atrktly In advanca; papar atop. we returned from our wedding trip, she had two separate Uppe r Mississippi River Wild M on axplratlon data. mail boxes put up One with my name on it , and the other Life and Fish Refuge. This plan In f=lllmora, Houiton. OlmiKd. Winona, HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL! with her MAIDEN name on it. It has been up for 37 years preserves the wilderness areas Wab.islta, Buffalo , Jackto-n, Pepin and Mo minor* allowtd — you will b* c«r*fully chtcktcl . ' Trempealeau couitlei: and that s the wav she Rets her mail. Wouldn 't you say she of the upper river . I year »I3.00 3 month. ... W.JO was a little strange:' BAFFLED t montha U.50 1 month ¦)._> Fourth , the campaign v. DKAR BAFFLED : If this is her only indulgence in against littcrbugging carried All oth«r njbierlpllom: ' I y«ir SI 3.00 3 monlhi »OS " privacy, " I would say it is indeed a "little strange. " on by the Wild Life | 4 montha M.OO I month 11.40 Our Refuge * ¦ ^ t " " Attend Gala But stranger still is your decision to air your bafflement \\W ^^ />'fi aBBaaBBBBBBBBBBBafek>t *"S*WL^ < ¦—. '**-*******•¦¦ ^•V New Yea and the Wisconsin warden Send change of Address, notices, undeliv- H MJ ¦aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaELiat ***^ ik "^HZJ^^^mfi H H^-^g^^^^^^^^^ HMglV "*~ <*M«Ba»** ' after putting up with it for 37 years, ered copies, subscription orderi and Mhar ^H service. It has introduced ' mall Itami to Winona Daily New*. *\0. I - aBBBaW^BaH^BBBaj B^la"****-V *»- I CONFIDENT IAL TO S. F. H. IN OTTAWA: When in dc-cp clean housekeeping lo the J^^V r's river boating areas. Second data portoga paid at Winona. water , it' s wise to keep your mouth shut. 70, Winona, Minn, aaaBBa ^"••»« mmf— ^m^^awmmmtmaaaWS ^ mV*r*~. * ¦¦¦ " ^M j Bo* l m%WmW "4mt**r H ^^ m90 Problems " Write to ABBY , Box fi!>7O0, Ixis Angeles. Foremost nationally was con - , gressinmd act ion setting up new ^ ¦^^ Eve Party Calif. For H personal reply, enclose a stamped self-ad- STARTS NEW YEAR'S 7> dressed envelope standards for uses of govern- EVE ment lands /ind the purchase FRI 4 SAT. EVE. 7;J0 I FATHCR Goose With,,Fun for All of additional lands and their / \j ynvm^J ^^ h^ M maintenance on a self-support- *^--^Zm~7~^ —— _^ j Ent«rlciinment NEW YEAR'S ing basks. ^ ^^^ \ TrevoR Howaritf o DANCE St^u PETER STONE FRANK Mu»ic by There are , n( course , BjggjESB by TARLOff W/ ^ EYE PA RTY many other items that % tW(*wen by RAl PH NELSON • ftoducad b» ROBERT ARTHUR M could be placed in either L B««j i itory b) 5 H BARNnT • Cfinoi Compjny Prod uction J THE ^ * (l|||§~ ^pOHNNY GEE Winona VFW Club list. In fact , every reader ^L A l»».rul Rala.M TECHNICOLOR* jf_- ]U^^^^ ontl 'b» j MESSENGERS should make his own list of 1 to 1 successes and failures as a ^^ (^^107 w. 3rd GEE MEN Athletic Club • Favor* guide to his project for the 4aALb GALESVILLE A LSO ^ ^ - r ALSO Slave Gromek , • Noittmaktrs year abend. Own.t ft if FRII HATS FBI., JAN, I LIVE ENTERTAINMENT jj ir FRfE FAVORS I lo II p m, M«mt>«fi Only I II IT ARCADIA, SHOWN ONLY i I/Aft . j IVUUt WIS. AT «:00 P.M. ^ ™—- *- ¦ THURSDAY r ^¦¦¦¦¦¦ BHUk - FRIDAY - SATURDAY i NEW YEAR'S EVE J Enjoy TEAMSTERS* my OAKS SfflS T ~J** - OPEN | DANCE j DANCING DANCE il l !! /^»«"Scmawfe BaBBBBBV^vPni^aT^BffilB^^ifflBTlfflT^^ffl^BBaBBBl AT THE Hew Year' s Day ! Wyattvllle Ballroom ; NEW SATURDAY NITE jL LABOR TEMPLE Gfe ff ^^^t 1 E VERY BEST $ com. NIVW YIAR I DAY ' ™ ; THI/ftS., DEC. 31 H ,« J ,4» OMI AT NOON j ORCHESTRA 4^7: » | N BARBBRSHOPI TEAMSTERS CLUB PIATIJMJ AT ^______• Mu»l<- by | Every Sat. Night JM Ea»t Third St. Happy New Year I Dav» Kirn! i Memt-r i NBGHBOVt SAT M-AT. AT 1(75 < M w^m i I E/MII. GUENTHBR Mutic by TIL J PW-1K Mc *M • MEM BB«» Joll drl & Staff J • H«t» • NoiseirmMr* i » y Polka Band AMIR J p M - IK «X iir $AT. NITE 7:C0 "»;1» i i J ¦Li SAT | I COMING: "INVITATION ™TO A GUNFIGHT" Minneapolis Man ¦ »ie»»»»B»wejpwi Bird Count Dead in Fire $452,945 Low Kostner & Galstad. BILL MINNEAPOLIS (API- Plainview Masons The two additions to the firm MERRILLS. . M, Kostner Charles V. Quigley, 63, a retired are John , Arcadia, Set Sunday Galstad city employe, died in a fire that Highway 248 Install Officers and Richard , Osseo, On both associated with C. E. Fu- Members of the Hiawatha Val- heavily damaged his northside — New A Rochester firm was the ap- PLAINVIEW , Minn. gina and La Vera G. Kostner, ely Bird Club of Winona will home Wednesday. officers of the Plainview Mason- Arcadia, and John O. Ward , Os- Firem en said Quigley appar- parent low bidder on a project ic lodge have been installed. conduct their annual bird count involving work on Trunk High- seo, several years. The firm has , ently fell asleep in a chair while They are : offices in Arcadia and Osseo. Sunday smoking. He lived alone. His way 248 from Rollingstone to A, J. Paul Drenckhahn, mas- Headquarters for the opera- body was found on the living a point 4.3 miles westward. ter ; Ralph Firzlaff and Austin tion will be Lake Park Lodge room floor near where the fire Leon Joyce Construction Co. Hutchison , senior and junior warden; Don Harrington, treas- and the bird "census takers" started. submitted the apparent low bid will cover an area within a urer; Wright Miller, secretary; \1/"AJ^DERLUST - that's what it is. and stimulated by the of of $452,945 in a Dec. 18 letting J. L. Baldwin, chaplain, Ed- comin radius of 7^ miles the report V 8s and goings of the Iron Horse with its lighted Stolen Car Traded in the Minnesota Department of ward and Wayne Evans, senior tail of intrigue. But let me start from the beginning. center . and junior deacon ; Donald Ratz The Christmas count is con - New Highways central office in St. I grew up in a city of twenty some thousand along the Miss- For Brand One Paul. Fifteen bids were receiv- and Levi J. Cox, senior and jun- ducted each year in all parts of issippi, Not only did my young years ieed my imagination as CLOVIS, N.M. f AP) — A man ed for this project. ior steward ; Vera G. Smith, ty- In any language I used to watch the waters of the muddy Mississippi roll by with the United States and Canada dressed in Western hat and The work involves grading ler , and John H. Boehlke, mar- its barges , motor boats, and excursion boats, but I found food by organized bird club mem- boots drove a late model auto to and installation of a gravel base shal. bers and others in an effort to — it still means for thought also at the old rail- a Clovis used-car lot and took a and a plant-mixed bituminous ¦ detect changes in migration pat- road depots. newer one out for a road test base. Work is to begin May 17 terns, loss trends suffered Firm As a boy, I used to see the Tuesday. / and be completed in 80 working Arcadia Law old steam engine in its prime — during the year and similar When he didn't come bapk , days. Adding 2 Partners HAPPY Laborer Faces a black warrior of the rails. It data. The count period extends police discovered that-4b*^ car The project was one of 12 in- pulled a long line of cars that over the 10 days from Christmas he had left had been stolen from cluded in the Dec. 18 letting. Ap- ARCADIA, Wis. — Effective seemed to impress me more in through Jan. 3 and birds, es- a lot in Amarillo, Tex. parent low bids totaled $8,- Saturday the law firm of Fu- NEW YEAR! pecially unusual species seen the darkness than in the day- Amarillo officers found that 811 ,992 . The largest project — gina , Kostner k Ward will be- Charges in Oil light, when lights would be and properly verified within the the car left there had been sto- to cost $2,538,671 —calls for work come Fugina, Kostner , Ward, burning as the train flashed period , may be credited in the len from a lot at Lubbock, Tex. in the St. Paul Capitol approach May cheer and joy fill the across the intersections a few area's official report. Police at Lubbock determined area on the interchange complex coming year for our friends This will m ark the fourth par- blocks from my home. There that a car a man left there had for interstates 35E and 94. Announcing ... and all their lov«d ones. Station Slaying was something about a lighted ticipation by the Winona club been taken off a lot at Hobbs, and will be under the direction Change of Ownersh ip Thank you for your patronage FON DU LAC, Wis. (AP) train that demanded attention. N.M. - of the club president, Francis Hobbs police were trying to during 1964. A husky laborer who And you couldn 't help but won- Indonesia to Buy BUSH'S lived alone der where all those people were Voelker , 416 Mill St. In other find out where the car left there in a house trailer in a rural years, 30 to 40 varieties have Yugoslav Planes BARBER SHOP going. had come from. 104 W. Third St. area between Campbellsport been spotted in the area in num- and That iron steed, with its JAKARTA , Indonesia (AP) - DUME r^w* bers ranging from a single his discovery to Voelker by call- has been sold and will be Lomira faced arraignment to- lighted tail , was truly a thing ing 4424. Among the species on Indonesia plans to seek jet specimen to several thousands. henceforth known at . . . RINGLER day on charges of first degree of mystery that represented the One purpose of the count is to which information is wanted are training planes next year from .^J GENE R EGAN murder and armed robbery in outside world. Someone else's locate species not commonly purple finches, red polls, tufted Communist Czechoslovakia be- the holdup slaying of a service , eve- cause the United States won't GARY'S ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. outside world at that. The first seen in the area in mid-winter titmice, brown creepers Box MS Phone 7241 station attendant near Fond du close-up look that I recall of and any person, whether a club ning or pine grosbeaks, red sell it spare parts for the Amer- 57 East Third Phona 7720 Lac. BARBER SHOP SENTRY INSURANCE these mystic machines of in- member or not , spotting an un- heeded woodpeckers, crossbills ican-made trainers its air force Gar/ Anderson is using. Robert L. Scarrah , 24 , was trigue, was when three major usual bird is invited to report and snow buntings. transferred to a maximum roads made a big adeau per- security cell in Fond du Lac taining to streamlining the County jail Wednesday from steam engine , and attaching Burlington , where he was ar- flashy new cars to them. The rested Tuesday several hours engines, I believe, were basical- after Richard Sigler, 20, was ly the same, only the familiar slugged, shot several times and black boiler was covered with robbed at the service station on a streamlined hood, brightly Highway 41, painted , and in one case, all Siglep's body was found in the aluminum. Any internal yearn- washroom of the station by a ings to see where they went motorist who wondered why and from whence they came, there wasn't an attendant on had to wait until a turn in my duty. About $54 was missing life that sent me rocketing from Sigler's money belt. thither and yon, via the silver rods. Sheriff Raymond J. Howard said that Scarrah admitted THE ADVENT of war brought striking Sigler and ro bbing him , me to a railroad track as ray but nothing more. Howard said young mind tried to compre- that Scarrah related that he hend the turn of events. Sol- suddenly decided "to go diers lined the track — officers South", picked up a suitcase, directed activities, people were drove to the station and com- saying "Goodbye," and the Iron mitted the robbery to get Horse seemed to gather the money. boys up and thunder them out of sight. In time I was wearing the White Earth uniform of our country, and before it was over , the train Man . Sentenced would introduce me to far WADENA, Minn. CAP) - A points of our nation that, up White Earth man was sentenced until now, were a mystery to to three years in Stillwater Pris- me. So freq uent were these on Wednesday on a criminal comings and goings, and so negligence charge in an auto long were tie trips, that I death. swore that if I ever got out District Judge Rol E. Barron of the Service, and could own of Wadena sentenced Leonard a car. I would never ride the Dakota , 33, in the Oct. 27 death rails again. However , I now nf Joseph Jackson, also of White know that was the hasty decis- Earth, Dakota was listed as the sion of a tired , young man anx- driver of a car in which Jack- ious for the independence of Tribute son was riding and which col- the civilian life. Today I enjoy / Luif M;ii.An*u \ I / -A \ lided with a truck on U.S. 59 the comfort of a train, with its about 11 miles north of Detroit reclining seats, its diesel en- I Mali Millionth \ . I Lakes. gine that starts and stops with 11| f a smooth steadiness, and a din- NEW AND USED er down a few coaches to meet I Prescription/ 1 I' the needs of the inner man, to Friendshi p! I materially speaking. j J SKATE BPfL I HOPE you enjoyed these Exchange HI reflections , and that my readers fjj j who have yet to learn from whence the Iron Horse came, and where it is going, and to ~ whom this or any mode of trav- SHARP E N EoHHaaaallair" el ignites inner yearning to get on board , will enjoy in time, KOLTER'S ¦£&¦ as great a fulfillment of their SALES ft. SERVICE ambition in this regard as I «07 Mankalo Ava. Phona »•»! have. But let's hope it doesn 't take n war to materialize your dreams. ¦ [FOR SAFETY'S < NEW El.filN TEACHER ELGIN , Minn. — A new SAKE lonelier has been engaged at El- \ \ gin High School . Miss .Judith b Now That Your Cur 4 k Window! Are Cloied ... j Steinbaucr , Owatonnn, will be- f Have MUFFL ERS 1 come home economics instruc- and TAIL PIPES «j She replaces f tor here Jan. II. L Checked and Replaced! J Mrs. Helen Todd , who resigned effective with I he close of the Nrs. Aula Service j second grading period. 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RUTH AND V . J. BREZA Pharmacy II (iOI T7 274 EAST THIRD I West End Liquor Store \J \JJ Urn I mm • • 928 Weil Fiflh Phone 998 1 New Ways To Budget TODAY IN NATION AL AfFAIRS STAY ALIVE IN SIXTY-FIVE To You r Good Health Letters to The Stability Needed Smokers Editor Words of I960 TV Program Called BETTER THAN half »f every tax do). U. N. Propaganda Jar goea for a single /unction of govern- Take a To tht Editor: ment — defense of the United States. Had Real Ring The highly advertised TV By DAVID LAWRENCE When Secretary of Defense McNamara Chance program, "Carol For WASHING TOM — Sometimes it's an infor- y , , the next year's military budget By J. C MOLrVER. M.D Another Christmas," turned sa s then mative experience to disregard the method of -will be held to under $50 billion he is also out to fee a propaganda historians who usually evaluate past occur- Dear Dr. Mohier: I United Nations. lalking in terms of a reduced federal budg- guise for the rences from the standpoint of hindsight , and to am a boy of 11. My par- In this program Americans et , qr that is the way it sounds. gauge events on the basis of try instead to ents agree that I can fearing tlie enemy, namely what was being said at the time they actually start smoking whan I communism, were por- Current defense spending is running at were taking place. am 17 as long as I don 't selfish gluttons the rate of $49.8 billion a year, and that This correspondent, in doing some research trayed as use cigarettes. Dad and unfeeling scrooges includes military assistance under the for- the other day, came across some dispatches smokes cigars and who block the accomplish- eign aid program. The new figure should he wrote prior to and during the Democratic thinks I should , too, as ment of peace and brother- be at most this size or even smaller. Yet National Convention in July 1960, and found in it causes little strain on them some comments that seem pertinent to- hood between aU men and spending figures often are illusory. the teeth. (I hav« very all nations. As I read day, particularly a quotation from a statement straight teeth.) The Secretary of Defense is talking in by Ly ndon Johnson which reads as if in certain through and between the I woujd prefer a pipe. emotion packed lines of tht terms of estimates, as we gather from his respects he had anticipated history. All my friends plan to Jul 6. 1M0, referred to a script , the message to the announcement after a conference with The dispatch of y he ipe-smokers because , Johnson at news confer- p viewer was obvious: world President Johnson in Texas. Reckoning by- statement by Sen a their fathers are. held the week before the convention , peace can only be achieved budget estimates. Defense "saved" $1.1 ence in Which is better for which he had said : when America forgets her billion this year over fiscal 1963. health? Is is possible "A FTE R JU/V, the bandwagons will be sil- policy of "security through for a young man not to ent. The 'dark horses' will be out to pasture. strength,*' abolishes her BUT ANOTHER measure of govern- feel sick after smoking And we will stand face-to-face with whatever defense systems, and re- ment spending is, quite literally, the a cigar or pipe for the destiny this century holds for us — with one lies upon "talk" in the U. N. amount of spending itself. This means what first time? Are pipe-and man as our leader, the one man that ve choose to protect and to preserve Congress fixed as the level of appropria- cigar-smoking habit this year, the one man standing out in front to freedom. Authority, as it forming? — J. A. tions, or New Obligational lead us.. It was, indeed, a fin* is called. "There wi ll be little time to learn this job . That's a fine letter , but performance clearly show- I'm not -very happy about ing its price tag of $4 million By this reckoning the arms 'budget went We can only anticipate that the next President will b« greeted hy the threat of a Russian sub- the idea of parents getting worth of talent and arrange- up $1.5 billion in fiscal 1964. marine base in Cuba , less than 100 miles from into such ponderous matters ment. However, the net- For these reasons we are less embold- our shoreline. He will be met by efforts to of policy-decision when their work and the show 's spon- sor should have informed ened to hope for any great reduction in penetrate internally into the republics of this child is so young. Let's answer the questions the people that the program actual spending although it must be top- hemisphere, lie will be met by new ultimatums over Berlin. He will be y attacks upon in your last paragraph : despite its Christmas holi- ceded that Mr. Johnson talks and theoret- met b the security of American bases throughout the 1 — I don't know which day setting was actually ically has maintained a good economy line. world — by insults to the American flag and is better for health, pipe or a 00-minute commercial for The trouble is that over the years since embassies abroad — by indignities against our cigars, but either is better the United Nations and an than cigarettes. for total dis- 1960 non-defense spending has increased citizens anywhere." endorsement 2 — Sure, it's possible for armament. by S13.7 billion while defense spending went IT WAS .A prophecy that came true. For President Kennedy was indeed confronted from young men, even those of 11 up only §7 billion. During the course of the the outset of his administration with the threat years, to smoke a cigar or program there was no men- THE WHOLE ANSWER does not lie of Soviet submarine as well as missile bases pipe for the first time and tion of the fact that since s with arms budget trimming. Nor does it in Cuba, with a crisis in West Berlin , and with not get sick. I guess that' the end of World War II too bad. If everybody got lie with apparent budget trimming. In- episodes in which insults were hurl ed at the and the founding of the American flag at embassies and legations in sick the first time, not as U. N. more people - and stead , it would seem to rest with a whole- different parts of the world. many people would smoke. countries have fallen under sale joint presidential and congressional TH E WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND But one of the most interesting excerpts of Too many parents (remem- the tide of tyranny than at revision of spending methods and gauges. a prophetic nature was quoted in this corre- ber I'm a parent, too!) any time in world history. have used this old wheeze A $100 billion government is an inordi- spondent's dispatch of Jul y 20. 1960. It report- Cuba, Poland , Hungary, with the idea that it would Mongolia N nately nig one and surely a wasteful one ed that, when word was being passed around Tibet , , Viet am, the convention hall that Lyndon Johnson had discourage smoking, But if and the Baltic nations are under present budget practices. ' Civil Righters children , having been told Divided just a few sad examples. accepted Mr. Kennedy s offer of the vice pres- If Mr. Johnson has any mandate from idential nomination, a close adviser o>f the Tex- this, try smoking anyway, Where was the United Na- and DON'T get sick, they the huge vote Nov. 3 it may be identified as senator approached this correspondent and tions when millions of hu- forthwith decide that ALL with those who favored him as a man com- said: man beings lost their lives "I know you will be surprised about this but advice they've had about and freedoms before the mitted to economy and to good manage- , " On Mississippi smoking is wrong. advance of communism? last night several of us had a talk with Sen. Stand ment. At least, he found favor with the Johnson and discussed very frankly what we By DREW PEARSON sentatives in Congress in counsel. .1 — Yes, pipe-smoking What did "talk" in the U. N. moderate center because of his attitude were up against. Bear in mind that the labor WASHINGTON - A signi- lieu of the four Democrats "I told him ," Rauh's and cigar-smoking are habit do for those being enslaved toward private enterprise and his business leaders fought Johnson for the top place on ficant battle between the and one Republican elected memo stated , "that he had forming. So are cigarettes, and for those who have sense—qualities not always visible in Dem- the t icket, and they don ' t like him. Bear in moderates and the left wing in November. no legal right to sit in lieu snuff and chewing tobacco. tried in vain to> win back ocratic presidents. mind that Jack Kennedy will make a campaign of the civil rights move- IT WAS generally agreed of Stennis." Plus a lot of other things. their freedoms? Nothing. on virtually a socialistic platform, lie may be ment took place at a recent that because Negroes were But I can 't think of one While our representatives AT PRESENT 15 presidential task less , .radical if elected, but he will be plenty closed-door session of the disenfranchised in that elec- FOR THE same reason, single item known to man "talked " with those of our forces are studying problems of govern- radical in the campaign. What is that going Leadership Conference for tion it was invalid. But Rauh stated , he did not which has proved to be as enemy, communism Higgs of SNCC argued think the other Freedom ment and solutions that may be found with to do to us in the South during the coining civil rights. that habit forming to so many smashed freedom into the the three Negro ladies party representat ives had the help of Congress. We hope that these session of Congress and later on '.' On the surface, the show- , people as that one sub- ground, and continues to elected in a side election a right to sit in lieu of the explorations will find new ways to budget down was over the seating stance: Tobacco. do so, without any opposi- conducted by the Freedom four Democratic and one "WELL, INIANY of us in the Johnson camp of Mississippi congressmen tion from the U. N, Yes , stability instead of fresh and devious paths party, were legally elected Republican congress men, THE TROUBLE is that ' felt he just had to get in there and exercise when Congress opens next "tab;" has ne'ver served to the public s purse. , to Congress. Rev . Walter since they were not elected tobacco doesn't do any de- a restraining influence. If elected , Lyndon week. Underneath however, as a counter against com- was an undertone of dis- Fauntroy, spokesman for in a regularly constituted tectable damage at first. Johnson will have considerable posver inside munism but only as a cover enchantment by some civil Dr. King, supported him, election . Most smokers don 't even the Senate, just as he has had as majority for communism' s real and leader. rights groups with the left "Dr. King wants me to Others argued that if it get sick at the first con- ( evil intentions. Our Sundays "I tell you his influence will be exerted to- wing of the movement. say that he supports this were possible to seat per- tact with it. Going nearly The leadership conference I support the principle ward safe and sane policies , and he will be in and hopes you will , " Faun- sons in Congress not regu- 40 years back in my me- is composed of labor repre- trov said. "I called larly elected, it would set and the charter of the there pitching. We told him he just had to ac- him in mory I remember a girl Have Changed sentatives, the NAACP, Dr. Paris." a precedent that could back- United Nations. My com- cept the vice presidential nomination if offered who, on a dare, smoked a Martin Luther King 's South- "He must not have read fire. Nazis might use it to pipe. She was proud of not plaint being that the major- to him . He had nothing to lose if defeated, be- ern Christian Leadership ' ity of the U. N. member THE ADVENT OF Sunday shopping in the papers or he wouldn t claim election to Congress. getting sick. But what's to cause he would remain as majority leader ." Conference, NSCC (Student There was some discus- states completely ignore these parts is, among other things, a re- have said that," Chairman be proud about? As far as Nonviolent Coordin a ti n g Mitchell replied. "You have sion of the fact that the late I know , she still smokes the charter. Soviet Russia, minder of how things have changed over Committeel , and various no right to mislead thcs«; Sen. Theodore Bilbo of Mis- cigarettes, but would be for instance, will not pay the years, as far as (he Sabbath is con- religious groups. women," he i had been denied his IN YEARS GONE BY told Higgs. sissipp better off without them. ) her share of U. N. costs cerned. Clarence Mitchell of the seat in 15)47 after he had Frank Pohlhouse , counsel It takes 20, 30, 40 or even and operations. Were the Ten Years Ago . .. 1954 NAACP was presiding when for the NAACP prevented Negroes from vot- charter obeyed then the A lot of us are old enough to remem- , went fur- more years in most cases Three veteran Chicago A North Eastern Bill Higgs, the able young ther. He called the three ing. Bilbo never did take solution would be simple: ber when Sunday was set aside as a day before a „smoker realizes Railway employes , one of them a Winonan. attorney for SNCC , raised women publicity seekers. his seat. He died while wait- "No pay ; no vote." of quiet relaxation , if not actually sustain- the question of supporting ing for the Senate to decide that the habit has harmed retired as l!)f>4 ended. Oscar Jahn , Winona , Herman Edelsburg of the We fail to press the issue the Mississippi Freedom De- whether he was entitled him. Then it's too late. If ed religious worsh i p. Church was a place left for a three-month vacation in Florida. He Anti-Defamation League of payment. We are told mocratic representatives to to represnt Mississ ippi again onl y tobacco caused its where services weren't confined to the had been employed there since lttll). read a memo by Joe Rauh , by our leaders that it is get seated in Congress in- in Congress. troubles soon instead of morning hours, but extended into the eve- Appointment of Adolph Bremer as chair- counsel for the United Auto ' stead of the recently elected late, there wouldn 't be any wrong to hurt communism s man of the l!)f>.r Red Cross fund drive Workers and the man who However, it was also " ning. You wore your Sunday best for much > was Mississippi congressmen problem. Nobody would " feelings-. The same tend- (' . did such a dramatic job of brought out that Sen. Homer of the day. announced by Dr. William . Fi nkelnburg, Mitchell , however , refused er "feelings" kill our peo- presenting the Mississippi Ferguson , R-Micli., who srnoke. 7 Winona Count y chapter chairman. to hear him. p le in South Viet Nam and Freedom party ' made the motion asking Sometimes, of course, peo- The pattern started changing when the "Let's be frank, " he said. s case be- enslave nearly one half of fore the Atlantic City con- Bilbo to step aside, based ple smoke pipes all their automobile became a popular mode of Twenty-Five Years Ago . . . '' I've got Dr . Henry and the world's population, 1939 vention. The memo stated it on personal fraud rather lives and live to be 104. -transportation, and families ih ove lo Charles Evers down in Mis- Thirty years ago, a silent The largest indivi dual construction job in that Dr. H enry of Clarks- than denial of voting rights But some don 't. Some lose neighboring towns on Sunday afternoons. sissippi to think about. I generation of the city during I'd!) was the St. Mary 's, Cath- , to Negroes. a lot of years from their free men can 't go behind their dale Miss. , who had run That also was the time when churches olic Church building , built at a cost of.$i>5 ,00<). lives. I' ve known closed their minds to the hacks." against Sen . John Stennis— The closed-door debate people in started turning out their lights and clos- W inona 's dream of recent years , a new in the side election—was was heated and lasted until their 40's and 50's who sud- rise of Hitler. Too many ing the doors Sunday night. They retreated bridge across the Mississi pp i River , will start HE KKKKKKED to the withdrawing on advice of midnight. denly realized that they Americans refuse to notice before popular custom. to become a reality in 1!M() , ^Minnesot a Depart- fact that Dr . Aaron Henry, were about to die, and didn 't or to speak out against the ment of highwav offici als announced. M ississippi bead of the want to. But trends running stronger r they'd taken SUNDAY SHOPPING is « controversial NAACP, h a s withdrawn the chance and they lost, than freedom. Why is it al- subject. It is opposed by church leaders, Fifty Years Ago . . . 1914 from the M ississippi Free- JhsL $M L Thats the way things work ways so late when democ- in general , by management. dom Democratic parts' , racy finally doe s awake to clerks and. The year I'lH has witnessed material out. p ro- while Evers , secretary of the challenge? Onl y the buying public likes it . gress along building ALL ttlGHT, my young line* in Winona. There the NAACP, has disapprov- I am haunted by visions has been a great deal of work done in friend , I"ve answered your All of which brings us to the point we the ed of certain left-wing ele- of a great Republic sow- erect ion of new residences and the questions . Now you answer had in mind. It is that , it Sunday shop- improve- ments in the Freedom party. ing the seeds of neglect ment of old OIIC > . one for nne. ping is lo decline , rather than grow , it will Bot h men had been in Wash- while the evil of communism The linaiu -ia! .situation at the cln.se of Why do you want so the ington at the last meeting gathers in the shadows to be because the people who do the buyini; year l!)l-l is much stronger much to smoke, anyway? t han was consider- of the leadership confer- reap' the full of the human decide to dnocl thfir attention to other ac- ed possible a Because your dad does ? tew mont hs ago We are looking ence to urge that the Mis- spirit. tivities . l''«r years they have none lo hall back on what has been a crit ical Because all the other fel- per iod , which sissippi congressmen not be I iance A. Lamphert games, movies and other forms of enter- the country appears lows' dads do? already to ha ve passed seated , but that the confer- Nelson. Wis. tainment. It was inevitable Hint sooner through Muvi-sl ' iil K and wi; hont disaster. ence not support represen- I buy the theory, evolved or later somebody would get the idea they tatives of the Freedom party at long last , that the only lo do on good way to stop also ini^lit like llicir shopping Sim- Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1889 in their place , smoking Since this position bad is for parents not to smoke. das . The deed was filed today for the Iransler been previously adopted by That takes several gener- to the count ) b y J. A. Prent iss and Thomas the leadership conference , ations to do. I myself quit SKATES In some parts of Die country, notabl y Simpson (In- propert y mm occup ied by the Chairman Mitchell ruled it smoking much too late. My NEW AND USED southern California . Sunday is the highest abstract ollice could not be reopened. youngsters smoke. If I day of the wcejt for retail stores . The water in CompItU Stock For the .Mississippi is a^ain rising Robert Sp ike of the Na- luidn 't , maybe they slowly, register ing one loot below water ' IT IS A PRETTY good bet that , if « mark tional Council of Churches , wouldn 't Men — Women however , called the ruling clergyman were to deliver a sermon telling I'd su ggest you forget One Hundred Years unreasonable, and Andv Children his parishioners be didn ' t like to have the A go .. . 1864 the whole idea . It Is young- Biemillcr of the AFL-CIO sters like -WE TRADE- merchants do business on Sunday, his lis- M S. Wilkin: on , l' . S . Senate , was in town you at whom the on In s u.'iv ro St. I' aul. counseled Mitchell: "You 'd campaign about the evils teners would solemnly nod their heads and ' " belter let em talk. of smoking is being directed. Out-Dor Store then head for the nearest store So it was decided to hold 163 E. 3rd S». an informal meeting after NOTE TO T. M. S.: Hav- ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ The plain lad is thai , il we are going WINONA DAILY NEWS the regular meeting to dis- ing a hysterectomy would to change what we do on Sundays , we'll cuss the question of the not prevent sexual inter- rwm mm *wmmmw * m ^¦PTWiBWWajajpaFwWw^ An i ntleprurient have hi change our whole p hilosophy It' s Nexvsjmper — Established IN .SJ M ississippi Freedom Demo- course and would not mean START YOUR ! ¦ cratic party and the pro- ''Is there any kind at all thai won ' t make people you could | DAY j been a long tune .since our people as a W '. W HITE ('!. R. C I .OSWAT C. F. I. IMH N not or should not posed seating of Its repre- who can 't suifj start .sinking?" whole regarded the Sahbalh as a day re- Publisher Exec. Director Business Alpr. marry. i with* i nurl 1 < served for rest and meditation. - - Man- Editor & Ml v. Director THE WIZARD OF ID By Parker and Hart ress Halo Free I' W. J. Coix A UOI .IMI H RKM KR II. ci. H VMHI I ¦ Bill Merrill's ! Mmifl flrno. Ed itor C;l] i Editor Cnci, lulion Afi / r , Ambassador Tay lor says the outcome H. II . H AIII I K K. II KividK I, , in South Vietnam is " very much in doubt. " v. Aisios,' Com/xisiKg Nnpf . i' fc.v s Snpt , Entji until) This comes as a great surprise - to every- Supt , i "Something to! I' one who's been living a hermit's life. Wll l.UMll .M.I IS II CiOKDON II OMK ¦ Comptroller Sunday Editor ¦ Washington 's busiest time is yet to Live By" M>.MIIt:M or 1 III ASSOC IMI.II I'Ht.SS I come, Hut it's bustling enough now , what > < With all those products of the landslide do- i 6:50 Each Morning < ing their house hu tiling > I The Associated |' v,.ss is emit led exclusive! v > i to (lie use lor republication on Mir Lord liatfi appeared of old unto mr, of all the local ! ! news printed in thi s newspaper as well ns saying. Yra. I huvr lovrd tlirr with MH e\er- nil AT. news (Ji.spalclie s lAfcting hive; therefore with loving kindness lime I riruwn thee Jeremiah 31 .3. . 6 Tluirsihi) , December .11 , i%\ ! KH \» j THURSDAY The Daily Record DECEMBER 31, 1964 3 More Deaths AT SAINT TERESA At Community Winona Deaths Two-State Deaths Memorial Push State Hospital Mrs. Th«r«u Johnson Laurtnc* Finnerud Vlilflno houri: Medical «nd turo lcul Mrs. Theresa Borberg John- LANESBORO, Minn. (Special ) p.tlfnl.: } lo 4 ,„d 7 (o (:3(, „m. No cltlldren under 12.) son. 68, Greenville, S.C., former — Laurence Finnerud , 68, died 12 Psychiatrists to Discuss M»»»rnlly patlenti: J to J:3M0 ind 3 to Winonan , died there Monday. at 4:30 a.m. today at Johnson 1:30 p m. • tn° " »« Toll to 829 the faculty on "Methods of ating. Burial will be in Wood- at the Johnson Funeral Home Barbara , 23. Mrs. Milton J, Ronnenberg, Highway patrolmen said the International Catholic Associa- Personality Assessment and lawn Cemetery. and after 1 p.m. Saturday at the Treatment" &t 3:15 p.m., 770 W. King St. church. collision occurred when the tion for the Study of Medical while Friends may call at Fawcett Psychology. students are taking part in Alfred Lee, 425 W. Sanborn Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. Westergard car pulled out to St. seminars. Friday. Frank Sura pass a snowplow. A public lecture will be Larry L. Zenke, INDEPENDENCE After the 5:30 p.m. dinner in Highland , Wis. (Spe- The third death was that of given by Dr. Braceland at Park, 111. cial)—Frank Sura, 86, , Lonrdes Dining Hall. Dr. Bird Hilbert H. Haousor rural In- Bruce J. Barenbaum 17, St. 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Roxanne G. Boyurn , Peterson , Funeral services for dependence, died Wednesday at Louis Park , who died in a simi- ' will give a lecture for students Hilbert Gef &winq college auditorium. His topic Minn. 9:55 . p.m. at his home after a lar headon crash on U.S. 8 near Lets only in the college auditorium . H. Haeuser , 1171 W. Mark St ., "The Community, long Illness. He was a retired " will ht Titled "Courtship and Mar- BIRTH were held this afternoon at Wat- Lino Lakes. > By A. F. SHIRA j Mental Health and Yon ." Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cor- kowski Funeral Home, the Rev. farmer. Officers said the car In which riage," it will begin at 7:30 coran, 419% E. 3rd St.. a son. Henry Hosting, Jehovah Wit- He was born June 23, 1878, in Berenbaum rode skidded out of Som» New Year Thoug hts Co-directors of the conference p.m. Commentator for this lec- nesses, officiating. Burial was the Town of Burnside, Trem- control and into the path of an- the frivolities of the New Year's celebrations have are Sister M. Romana, OSF , ture will be Dr. Nurnberger. in Woodlawn Cemetery. pealeau County, AFTER Dr. Rome will begin the final BIRTHS ELSEWHERE to Peter and other. passed and the crumpled paper horns and discarded chairman of the college 's de- Pallbearers were Gordon and Agatha Lukaczek Sura. He mar- Others in the two cars were hats have been swept up and consigned to the rubbish heap, it partments of education and psy- day of the conference. THURS- DAY , RACINE, Wis . — Mr. and Neal Abts, Delbert Heuer and ried Mary Skroch Oct. 2, 1900, reported only slightly injured. is to be hoped that some of our mistakes of the past year will chology , and Oscar Horner , with a 9 a.m. lecture, "The Problem of Identity, Mrs. Robert G. Rogalla a son Glenn and Loyal Haeuser and at Independence. The couple accompany them into the discard. chairman of the biological " in farmed in this area for many the college Dec. 20. Great - grandparents Solomon Stuber. Funeral ar- As the head clears and a better perspective for the future sciences department. They have auditorium . All years. He was a member of Ss. staff members will take are Mr, and Mrs. Joseph D. Ro- rangements were completed by is attained, many resolutions for better performance in the New been assisted by eight f acuity- part Peter and Paul Catholic Church in a summary zek and Mrs. Angeline Rogalla Peterson - Abraham Funeral Three Children Year will be made. However , these can be brought to fulfillment student committees. of the confer- of Winona. Mr. Rogalla is a for- Home, Harmony. and its Holy Name Society. ence at 10:20 a.m. in the audi- ¦ Survivors are : His wife ; four only through the necessary will OTHER participants in the torium. A mer Wlnohan. to carry them out. question and answer sons, Edmund, Joseph , Roman conference are Dr. Dana L. period will be included. SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- For the gardener, the New compared with spiritual values The con- ) WEATHER and Alex, Independence ; three that are too often lost, or kept Famsworth, professor of hy- ference will then end with a cial — Mr. and Mrs. Robert daughters, Mrs Frank (Magda- Die in Auto Year presents many opportuni- Bunge a daughter Dec. 20 at . in the background of our daily giene and director of health luncheon in Lourdes Dining; OTHER TEMPERATURES lene ) Micek and Mrs Albert ties for entering into some new University ; Caledonia Community Hospital. . FENNIMORE. Wis. m -Three life. The most valuable and services at Harvard Hall. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (Salomea) Kokott, Arcadia , and experiences ; a different and im- chair- At Tweeter Memorial Hospi- children died of carbon monox- dearest things in life do not lie Dr. John I. Nurnherger, High Low Pr. Mrs. Raymond (Josephine) proved form of a new vegetable man of the psychiatry depart- SISTER CAMILLE said of the tal: - ide poisoning Wednesday night may be tried , a new rose may beyond the distant horizon, but Albany , cloudy . .34 32 Klick, Independence; 15 grand- while asleep in an automobile ment at Indiana University ; conference : "While we are hon- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fol- children and 16 great-grand- be planted , or some of the new are nearest to us, are close ored to have Albuquerque, cloudy 42 30 in a supper club parking lot in Dr. John W. Higgins. associate the services of a stad, Mabel, a son Dec. 20. children. Seven b rothers and vastly improved annuals may be around us, touching our gar- distinguished Atlanta , cloudy .... 64 53 suburban Bee Town. professor of clinical psychiatry, professional staff, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Daniel- one sister have died. grown for a more diversified ments, and influencing us at all we do not expect facile Bismarck, clear . .. 64 -16 Dr. Leo Becker, Grant Coun- St. Louis University medical , pre- son a son Dec. 21. Funeral services will be Sat- color effect in the garden. Deep- tiroes, even though quite im- fabricated solutions to arise. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Thomp- Boise, cloudy ...... 40 27 ,08 ty coroner , identified the vic- school : Boston, clear 37 34 urday at 9:30 a.m. at Ss. Peter seated resolutions are not neces- perceptibly. We are dealing with human be- son , Houston , a daughter Dec. and Paul Church, tie Rev. Ed- tims as Kevin Thorpe, 5, and sary for this. Dr. Howard P. Rome, sen- ings, specifically young women 25, Chicago, clear 43 24 T his sister Connie, 6 , children of Our days can be greatly en- ior consultant in psychiatry at Cincinnati, cloudy . . 65 26 mund J. Klimek officiating. Bur- While we may be enchanted riched and mellowed by the who come to us from through- ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) - ial will be in the church ceme- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thorpe of with the loveliness of the many Mayo Clinic ; Dr. Robert Mc- out the nation and abroad. Cleveland, clear ... 58 32 ,08 hours spent in the garden in of At St. Joseph's Hospital , Arcad- tery . Fennimore, and Joan Jackering, new flowers, the old treasured Allister , Catholic University They have complex intellect- ia: Denver, clear 41 13 9, daughter of Mr , and Mrs. close touch with many of the America , psychiatric coordinat- Des Moines cloudy .. 42 20 Friends may call at Kern Fu- ones of the past should not be ual, emotional and spiritual Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Guenther, , neral Home after 7 p.m. today. George Jackering of Lancaster. mysteries of life itself. Such or ior the federal Department Detroit , cloudy . . 49 33 ,02 overlooked, for they can still needs. They find themselves in a daughter Monday. Rosaries will be said Thursday The coroner said the deaths hours cart offer solace and com- of Defense; Dr. H. Waldo Bird , Fairbanks, cloudy -14 -41 .01 give the same charm and beauty a world of rapidly changing Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pier- and Friday at 8, 8:15 and 8:30 were accidental and caused by fort to those who may be living associate dean and professor Fort Worth, cloudy 62 50 .01 to the garden as they did in in the deepening twilight with- secular values, a world in zina, a son Monday. p.m. carbon monoxide poisoning. He of psychiatry at St. Louis Uni- which the -woman Helena, cloudy 34 18 the days long past. Many gard- out peace of mind and with 's role be- BLAIR, Wis. (Special) - Mr. Pallbearers will ne LaVerne , said that the children and their versity ; comes blurred. and Mrs. Michael Kittleson , Mil- Honolulu , clear . .. . 78 71 ,01 Allie, Louis, Ernest and Marcel eners fully realize this for some little incentive. The spiritual and parents had eaten dinner at the Dr. Maurice J. Martin, Mayo "We at the waukee, a daughter Sunday. Mr. Indianapolis , clear 57 29 Sura and Jerry Kokott . of the old favorites are still mental stimulus together with College of Saint Jacksonville, cloudy 74 47 tavern-restaurant and the chil- Clinic; Dr. Neal Krupp , consul- Teresa recognize the desirabil- and Mrs. Victor Kittleson, rural with us and seemingly in great- the physical benefits makes for at the clinic; Kansas City, cloudy 46 35 dren then went out in the car to er demand. Some gardens dis- tant in psychiatry ity of providing experiences Ettrick, are the paternal grand- Samuel R. I verson greater happiness and content- Ruth Westrick, psychiatric Los Angeles, clear . 56 43 RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special) sleep while the parents played play a combination of the old Dr. that will help the students to parents. cards. The car ^engine was start- ment. As sublime music may consultant at the college and a Memphis, rain 71 52 .12 —Sam R. Iverson , 81, Rushford , with the new that creates an erase from the mind some of develop toward maturity m ed to run the heater. Apparent- fellow in psychiatry at Mayo Miami , cloudy 75 71 died Wednesday at 3 p.m. at entrancing picture that com- the clouds and doubts of our their role as women in today's TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Mi lwaukee, clear .. 39 20 ly the gas leaked into the au- Clinic; Dr. Henry Brattensborg, complex soc iety. This, we feel, Community Memorial Hospital, bines the deep-seated sentiments everyday life, so does the beauty Mayo Clinic fellow in psychia- John William DeLano, 419 Laf- New Orleans, cloudy 78 57 Winona, where he was taken fol- tomobile, Dr. Becker said. of the past with the artistic should be a continuing exper- j of flowers and the activities in try, and Sister M. Imrnaculata, ience, ayette St., 1. New York , cloudy . 4B 43 lowing a stroke at his home Sun- realism of the present. I the garden nourish and enrich and for this reason, es- Okla. City, rain . ... 56 44 .02 supervisor and instructor in pecially designed experiences, day. He had been in ill health the soul. ' Philadelphia , cloudy 47 41 IT IS GOOD to contemplate psychiatric nursing, St. Mary s as the 1965 conference, are FIRE CALLS several years. Hospital, Rochester. Phoenix , cloudy .... 54 46 .01 He was born here May 28, Tourist Training the garden at this season of IF THE OLD year Is thought planned to help each student t» The conference will be open- achieve a Wednesday Ptlnd, Me., cloudy . 32 28 .02 1883 to Mr. and Mrs. Iver Iver- the year for it enables us to of only as something to be for- kind of maturity that ed by Sister M. Camille, presi- will place 4:32 p.m.—1250 E. Sanborn Ptlnd, Ore., cloudy 37 30 .03 regain in a measure our gotten and consigned to the her in a position to son. dent , at 7:30 p.m. MONDAY in live a happy St., Watkins Products mineral Rapid City, clear .. 37 9 He married Christine Knutson Program Planned sense of proportion in the eval- d ust of the past, it cannot be and useful life as St. Louis, cloudy . 55 37 the college auditorium. Dr. an integrated personality." plant, no fire, automatic sprin- of Sheldon Dec. 30, 1916. They ST. PAUL (AP) — A tourist uation of material things as of any present or future value. Braceland will give the keynote Salt Lk. City, cloudy 32 24 facilities training program will Only as we profit by our mis- kler system had a leak. San Fran., settled in Rushford , where he address, "Women's Changing cloudy . 54 45 .65 start for 25 Minnesotans on Jan. takes and consider them as cost- i Seattle, snow 37 29 ,07 was employed as clerk in sev- Role." eral stores until retiring. He was 6, i ff O TON 60 days. He was arrested by a 60-day series of cold weather urday at 2 p.m. at Rushford cultural practices that have "Student Values—How Attained They will receive six months Basketball As- $1-00 Discount, 3 Tens er Mora George A. Plummer , county tests. Lutheran Church, the Rev. John been found to be unproductive and Transmitted" at 2 p.m. in training in such fields as public sociation , pur- traffic officer . It was 40 degrees below zero Rockne officiating. Burial will chased the in previous seasons, but pro- the auditorium , and Dr. Hig- rel ations , safety, conservation Forfeitur.es: Willi am L. Dor- when the plane landed Tuesday. be in Rushford Lutheran Ceme- Leamington Ho- fits by the experiences gained gins will lecture to the faculty and state park regulations , bud- win , Durand Rt. 2, $13, stop Temperatures of 20 below or tery , t e 1 here and works for better results, on "Counseling the Student" at gets, personnel policies and 3:15 p.m., while students are sign violation Dec. 8, arrest by colder are expected throughout There will be no visitation at Wednesday. with hope and faith undimin- chief maintenance and operations. taking part in seminars. WESTERN Lester Sweeney , Durand the test series. Home , The transac- ished. the Jensen Funeral They will spend three months An informal discussion period of police. which is in charge of arrange- tion , approved ! "Clean to Handl* . . . Pepin , $20, Wis. , $27, arrested by Plum- in classroom sessions at Fort Robert Short Regardless of what the past will be conducted after a 6 p.m. Neil L. Westberg, ments, but friends may call at by tne court arrested Dec. 11 by Everett mer Dec. 18, operating a motor Snelling State Park and devote year may have brought us, joys buffet dinner in Lourdes Dining Cltan to Burn" the churc h after Saturday noon . probating the estate of E. Wil- Biles, Durand policeman, too vehicle with a gross weight in the last three months to on-the- liam Benson and successes, or sorrows and Hall. , , former owner of fast for conditions. ecess of 10 000 pounds at 60 job training at various parks. the hotel who died last year , failure, the New Year can be m.p.h. John W. Krani Charles S. Black , Durand , $13 , ST. CHARLES , Minn. - John Department of Conservation calls for the payment by Short considered as a vibrant issue on stop sign violation , Biles. Ida Fox , Eati Claire, $13 . stop staff members and people from of $325,000 and assumpti on of which to build anew. Our sin- , sign violation Nov . 29, Sweeney. William Krarw., 7a , died at 12:52 Eugene X. Werch , Berlin a.m. today at Community Me- other state departments will debts estimated at "about $7 cere wish is that it may be morial Hosp ital , Winona , after serve as instructors. million ." a year of worthy accomplish- a brief illness. ments and great fruitfulness for Short Judge Melvin J. He was born in Mt. Vernon told all of our l eaders. Peterson he intended to set up Year , Two-State Funerals Happy New ARE YOU GETTI NG Township, July 24 , 18116 to Ern- a separate corporation to op- est and Mary Grublander Kranz. Ralph E. Nelson erate the hostelry and contem- He married Margaret Bittner You Should From KELLOGG , Minn. ( ) lated no immediate changes in All the Heal 1907. He was a fanner , Special - p Sept. 18, Funeral services for Ralph E. personnel. The sale won approv- ¦* lived in the area his entire life DUFFY TWIN* Nelson , 57, rural Kellogg, who al also from Richard Benson , and was a member of St Mar- . died suddenly Tuesday morning, son of the former owner. YOUR FUEL? tin 's Lutheran Church , Winona. Survivors include two sons , will be held Sunday. Benson said the hotel's debts I\l r . Nelson was born July 27, Joh n Day , Minn., and Fred , St. consisted principally of bunk . 1!)07 , to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Charles ; two dau ghters , Mrs. Ioi»ns his father had made to Does Your Burner Perform (Maude ) Nelson , Greenfield wisn,n Glen (Margaret ) Alleman , Min- undertake a recent remodelling , Township, Wabasha County. He J In 9 u nesota City, and Mrs. Harold program. The hotel , at the \rW^/SSS^^y!^ "A" y° PROPERLYand SATISFACTORILY? married Doroth y Torrance , La (Alice ) Rainwater , Vi.snlia, southern fringe of the M inneapo- ; two Crosse , at Winon a Dec. 5, \%\\. 1 lis look , lias 700 rooms. Calif.; 13 grandchildren The couple lived in Winona sev- great-grandchildren; one broth- X ^x / a happy New Year , Let Us Help You With , en years before moving to the er , Frank Kellogg , and one sis- Kellogg area whore they operat- Heating Problems ter , Mrs. Franklin (Minnie ) Kel- All Your One sis- ed n farm. Gold Holdings ler. Buffalo City, Wis. JSurvivors : His wife; two sons, wed like to thank , AND MKY YOU MAVT A VE RY ter. Mathilda has died . R:ilph W. and Bruce : one daugh- ¦¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ Funeral services will be at 2 Down in U.S. HAP1>V'"NFW YFAR MMMMMMMM D U K R ¦¦ r ter , Mrs. Ralph ( Dorothy .loan) p.m. Saturday nl St, Martin 's | Ko/.n; six grandchildren; throe ¦WASHINGTON (API — US /7w i you /or makinq '64 Lutheran Church , the Rev . A. brothers, Harvey, ho ldings of monetary Kold dc- will I Pine Island; II . Deye officiating. Burial I Leslie , Lewiston; Edgar , SI. I di ned by $40 million in Nov cm be in Minnesota City Ceniolery . WINONA [ Charles, nnd three sisters. Mrs, ibe r , the Federal Reserve Board ® Friends may cull at the .lames (Pcnrl ) DePuv. Roches- reported Wednesday. ]\S * a happy one for us! church Saturday after 1 p.m. ' ) ter; Mrs. Wilbur (Harriet The dec reuse brought the «old i—7/ L\ Breltlow Funeral Home is in SicM'cks , I iiinda , N.D., and Mrs. INSURANCE me- stock to a total of $lft ,S(ilt ,(M)O ,000 chnrge of arrangements. A Kl orence Page , Wabasha. A sis- morial Is bring arranged , on Nov. -10. The gold holdings " ter has died. , for the first time mmmmmmWmm ORDER TODAY FROrA ¦¦¦¦¦ * > i thus dipped Center AGENCY Funeral services will be Sim- sinc e March , below the lotnl of day at 2:.'!0 p.m. at KellogR ! godd reserv es with which the , (be Phone 3366 Methodist Church Rev. Ro- [ begun JI5„r.!lfi ,()O0,O0O, JOSWICK' S Your MFA bert Dunn , pastor , nnd the Rev vear Agent Is F. Allen SnrkcU , Seventh T>nv FUEL & OIL CO. Adventist Church . Rochester , of- (Eatt E*id Cool A Fual Co) i ficiating. Burial will he in SWEENEY'S ¦ Call U« For "PERSONAL AUTOMATIC CARE" [ Greenfield Cemetery, KellogK- Dn C, R. KOI.l.OFSKI C m. throu gh A p tv. Friends rnny call ni the Buclt- Insurance - t» t< » \? ;<» BUDG ET PLAN m nn-Scheirts Funeral Home , R AX L. Dt BOLT ** -» u\ *y First KEE P FULL SERVICE D . M State Bank • f^j^ • Wfibn.sho, after 7 p.m. Friday. « GUARANTIED PRICE • BURNER SERVICE A Gn 9 ^y A memorial is being nrrnnjtcd. • Oftont 't'trlniH of Rollingstone 6*5 Pallbearers will be Wnltcr Tim i> \ M > Mu\ Srs . TitoM >iS '> r> • .lfi )I V>KmU JJugan , Arthur Graff , John linn PHONE 3389 ri). 7108 er , John Fitzgerald, William ^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ M i Kclnlbnch nnd Ronald Kelly. ^: mt Chm Walk mk eWl^ ImtJ SeedUrn ItoU&ri gkt to ChiMk \\ CENTRAL METHODIST Assistant Pastor Catholic Services Lutheran Services Dr. E. Clayton Burgess CATHEDRAL GOODVIEW TRINITT The Rev. William Hiebert. OF SACRED HEART ( Wast Broadwa y aim Matmi LUTHERAN CHURCH (Main and wots Wabasha) ( Wisconsin Synod ) 1:30 i.m — Chureh ichooi for ill ages The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Harold ) years through high school aga. J. Dlttman The Rev. David M. Ponatb 10:45 i.m.—Communion; nurssery lor chlldran under 3 and cfiurch school class- The Kev. Hubert (I. Brom a.m.—Worship with Com- 8:30 and 11 es lor J-, 4- and , 5-year-old children. "Our Battll Plan! (or The Rev. Donald Connelly munion. Sermon, AArs. William Ferguson, organist . Youth the New Year. " cnolf. dlraettd by RolMirt Andrua, will The Rev. James Fitzpau lrk 9:45 a.m.—Sunday school. s.na "The Lord Is My Shepherd," Ava- Sunday Masses—5:«5, 7, 8.1S, 9:30 and Monday, 7 p.m.—luthtran Pioneen. los. Senior choir will ling under th« 11 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Nursiry provided Tuesday, 7 p.m.—LYPS at Pint Luth- HAPPY direction ol Meryl NIcJiols. Dr. Burfi"' 9:30 and 11 a.m. Masses . at eran. preaching. Weekday Masses—3 arid a a.m and Wedneidiy, 7 p.m.—Bible clasi. Monday, 7 a.m.-Men'j prayer fellow- 515 p.m. —Church choir . S:1J p.m. ship. Holy Day Masses - i «S ane a a.m. 7:30 p.m.—PTA at St. Mat- Thursday, 3:45 p.m.—Caditte Scouts. and I3:IJ 5 15 and 7:30 p.m. thew's. 7 p.m.—Boy Scouts. Contessinnl - Monday through Friday —Sunday school teachers at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday, i p.m.-Clrl Scouts. at this week, 4<« to 5:!5 pm.j Saturday, Goodview. 6:40 p.m.—Children's choir. 3 lo 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to » p.m. —U.jpel recording. Friday. 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m.—Commission on srorsh lp. —C onfirmation Instruc- Saturday, « a.m. Thursday, 3i45 p.m. - Savemth end Lutheran. ST. STANISLAUS tion at First HEW eighth grade confirmation clissei. ¦ 6:10 p.m.—Nlnlry^jrade con-fir matlon ' (East 4th and Cailmona) class. * <¦ The Rt. Rev. Msgr. N. P. REDEEMER EV. LUTHERAN 7 p.m. —Youth and senior choirs, Grulk owski cm.—Commission on education. The Rev. (Vlllo Ern ster The Rev. Louis 0. Bittner The Rev. Haul Brcza (1700 W Wabasha St.) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The Rev. Leonard McNab ;15 a.m.—Sunday school and (dull • YEftR iwvest Sanborn and Main t Sunday Masses i_JU, / ij, «:30. I|4| Blbla class. and 11.15 a.m and j: 15 p.m. —Worship. 10:30 a.m. t:30 a nrt.-Sunday school. Weekday Masses — a:30. J.tC and Hill Monday, 7 p.m.—Scouts . ¦ ! 11 a.m.—Service. Sublect, "God." a.m. on school days. Tuesday, 8 p.m.—Church council. ¦ — testimonial meet ... it is midnight, and the toll of the bells ¦* Wednesday, ft p.m. Holy day Masse s - 5.30. 4:30, «. «:30 Saturday, 9 a.m.—Saturday confirma- ing. am and i IS p.m. tion classes. Reading room open Tuesdays, Thurs Confessions -3-5 30 p.m ano /-» p.m announce a brand New Year. It is time to beg in days ind Saturdays from 1:30 to 4:30 Thursday before llrst Friday; day Oefora p.m. naif dayi o> obligation and Saturday ST. MARTIN S LUTHERAN ¦ again. God hands us 365 clean, new days and ST. MARY'S (Missouri Synod ) FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ( Liberty) Broadway and (Wist Broadway and South batter) The Most Rev. George The Rev. Armin U. D«ye as we accept his proffer we must make M 11. Speltt, D.D. Th« Rev. M. Wegener 9:45 a.m.—Bible school, classes for all ages, nursery through adult. The Kev. Donald Winkeli Assisting, the Rev. R. Korn valid resolutions to discharge all the | 10:45 a.m.—Worship. The Rev. Richard Engles 6:30 p.m.—Teens for Christ. I a.m.—Matins. Sirmon, "Judah—Ha Sunday Matses-5MS. i. H, responsibilities that automatically come with 7:30 p.m.—Evening aarvlce. »i3C and tl Stayed In Egypt." Text: Genesis 14: ^ Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Midweek serv- a.m. and 12: 15 p.m. 1J-34. ice. Weekday Masses—/ ano a a.m. 9:IS and 10:45 a.m.—Worship and «r- ¦ Holy Day Masses—5:30, I , 9 a.m, and ¦non same as above. them. Our world is confused. [A 5:30 and / p.m. 9:15 a.m.—Teen-age Bible class and CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Contosslons--3.30 lo 5 p.m. and /;I5 to Sunday school. Organists, Miss Mary 8:30 p.m. on Saturdays, days before holy Seeds of destruction arc lanted (Orrln St. and new Highway ill ASesenbrlns and F. H. Broker. Anthem, p /&8gw days and Ihursdays before first Friday*. "BrlBhtest and Best cf the Som of The Rev. Phil Williams the Morning." by malt chorus. everywhere. It is not a time for ST. JOHN S Monday, 1:45 a.m.—School starts, [\ /mJmWm\ »:45 a.m.—Sunday ichooi classes for all agis. (East * p.m.—Confirmation class. Broadway ano Hamilton/ 7 p.m.—Elders; choir . m< ndecision. May we resolve, right now, to 10:50 a.m.—Worship. The Very Eev. Msgr. Tuesday. 7 p.m.—Boy Scouts; Sunday '^Sl^l 6:30 p.m.—Fellowship groups for all school teachers. ages, James D. Habiger 7:30 p.m.—Bible class. W get a dearer view of destiny... 7:30 p.m.—Evening servlci. The Rev. Pa ul E. Nelson Wednesday, 2:30 p.m.—Ladles aid, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.—Church board. 7 p.m.—Altar guild; education. Thursday, 7 p.m.—Midweek servlci. Sunday Masses- /. v and ll a.m Weekday Masses— b a.m. Thursday, i p.m—Confirmation. to understand more of the meaning and purpose I p.m.—Choir. Confessions—4 and 7 p.m. on Saturdays, 7 p.m.—Bible class. ^ vigils of feast days and Thursdays be- Saturday, 9 a.m.—Confirmation. of life. May ^ve have more f fore first Fridays CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH First Friday Masses—a a.m. mo s-li (676 W Sarnia 51./ p.m. CENTRAL LUTHERAN time for God, and somehow, The Rev. N.. E. Hamilton Holy Day Masses—* and 9 a.m. and (The American Lutheran 5:15 P.m »:45 a.m.—Sunday school, Elmer Mun- Church ) may He make us realize, He is / ton, superintendent. ST. CASIMIR'S L. E. Brynestad, Pastor 10:45 a.m.—Worship and Communion service. (West Broadway near Ewflngr Yl. C. Friesth, Assistant Pastor in front of all our tomorrows. j e:30 p.m.—Young people and Jit Ca- The Rt. Rev. Msgr. dets. 9 a.m.—Sermon, Julias VV. Haun "The Sign of the ' 7:30 p.m.—Evening service. King." Mrs. T. Charles Green, organist, Happy Js ew Year! ^ Monday through Friday, 7:30 p.m.— The Rev. Robert Stamscbror "How Bright Appears the Morning Invited Week of prayer. Public . Sunday Mania—S and <0 a.m Star," Pachelbel, and "Son of the High- Thursday, 7 p.m.—Choir. est, " CruSger. Nursery for tots. ¦ Weekday Masses—7:55 a.m 9 a.m.—Sunday school, 3-year kinder- ' Holy Day Masses—6:30 and v a.m ¦arten through 12ttv grade. Adult class, Confessions—3-4'.M and 7:30 p.m Sat- ch apel. LAKESIDE EVAN GELICAL urday, vigils ot feast days and Thursday before first Fridays. 10:15 a.m.—Sermon and organ same FREE CHURCH First Friday ¦s above; senior choir anthem, "Lead (West Sarnia and Grand) Mais«—6:15 and 7:5J. Ale, Lord." Zane Van Auken directing; nursery for tots, parish house. *:30 a.m.—Sunday school classes for 10.15 a.m.—Sunday school, 3-ytar kin- all ages, aJerojrtan through 10th grade; adult class, 10:45 a.m.—Worship) Davey CrocKetl, Kriapel. /Minneapolis, speaking, St Methodist 2:30-5 and 7-» p.m.—Open house at the 7:30 p.m.—E7venlng jervlce. Crockett ¦rynestads, 318 W. Sanborn St. speaking. Thursday, 7 p.m.—Senior choir, Fel- Thursday, 7:30 p.m,—Mldsareek prayer Head to Serve lowship Hall. service and Bible study; lunlor FCVF. Saturday, 9 a.m.—Junior and senior 8:15 p.m.—Choir. eonfirmands. St. Paul Church 10:20 a.m.—Youth choir. 11 a.m Glrli choir. GRACE PRESBYTERIAN The Rev. William T. King Dr. George A. Butters, super- IFrtnklln and Broadwav i intendent of the Southeast Min- FAITH LUTHERAN nesota Methodist District, was (Tbe Lutheran Church 9:30 a.m.—Church school. 10:30 a.m.—Worship. Sermon, "Fire appointed to the pastorate of the in America) And Ice." Text: I Peter <:1J-19. Solo Centennial Methodist Church at (W Howard and Lincoln streets) by Mr , Henry Hanson; Communion. Col- The Rev. Orville M. Andersen fee hour afterward. Organist, rVUss Jon- St, Paul effective Feb . 1. The elle Mlllam; choir director. Henry appointment was made by Bish- 9:30 a.m.—Sunday church ichoel for all Hanson. op T. Otto Nail. eges, nursery through adults. ¦ 10:45 a.m.—Worship with Communion. Dr. Butters has been district Sermon, UNITARIAN UN1VERSALIST "Jesus, the Fugitive." Senior superintendent 3Mt years. Since (American Baptist Convention) (1 rlrSO Kraemer Drlva) Paul VI was formally invited Pastor W. \V. Shaw Sup|>l> LaVona Clahaunh The Rev. Harold Rekslad (West Broadway and Wilson! Rnbert Quails Ronald Putz , Branch President Wednesday to New York next I a.m.—Worship. Sermon, "Do Your The Rev. Russell !Y1. Da ckcn Plans for the New Year Include God?" 9:45 a ni Sund.iy iclionl t 45 ¦in. —Sunday ichooi. 10:30 a.m. -Church school and wor- 10 a.m. - Bible school classas tor ill * a.m.- Priesthood . summer to attend the World's 10 a.m. —Sunday school Miss Kathleen Skeefs, organist, will 10:45 a.m. - Clilldirn ' s church. A ship. Preludes lo worship by Juna »:^5 a.m. - Sunday school, Mrs . R, D. agev Adult class will aludy Luke, chap- . Fair. ¦ I 0 4S m. - Worship play, "Dds alio Jahr venjangen 1st. " 10 45 a m. Worship. Sorlien, organist, "Andante and O, Cornwell , superintendent . Graded lessons- ter 1!. 11:15 a.m. - Fast and lesllmony meet- A -1S p m --Str eet strvice . " "He Giveth Peace, " and "Majestic 7:30 pm . F VrUKie llMir M'rvicr . Stulls, and "Prayer. " Armstrong. An- tor children and youlh , study program | tl a m. ¦ \vVorshlp. Sernvin, "The Lord' s inr;. The invitation was presented March. " ¦ / . I.S pm. - Lv/ingcli'itic service. 1'ipm by the -.enior < iioir rilrectt'd by lor adults; college age class, nursery Supper. " Tueiday, 7:30 p.m.—Relief Society. to the Roman Catholic pontiff 9:15 a.m,—iunddy school and Bible T" iM .(,i ()y. pm, HrtndicraM meet Hdrold Lld-.lrom, "Hear thou Our Prny- service provided. Worship, Sermon, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. -MIA. '- * «1 I a p.m. 'The Joy by Thomas J, tlasici. WINONA GOSi'EL Clll'IK'H Thui d'y HofTie*. rr, " TKucri. AI IM P olterlory Richard 10:45 am. - Worship. Sermon, "In the I ol Giving " Saturday, 10 a.m. Primary. Decgan .Jr., 10:30 a.m.-Worship; sermon and or- ¦ (C.c nler and Sanborn Street- I 7 V) pin L rtditi Horni L««gut . r= alb will sing "Spirit cl God, " Naid- Beginning. " Text: John I.M4. Commun- Tuesday, 1:1 3 p.m. - "lliougMs Inr To- chairman of tho fair executive gan same as earlier; senior choir, di- j D. F . Mnohlrnpnh. Minister J A\ p ni Coumcllng seiv icf regis I mger . Sermon, "Separate and Together, " ion tervlci. day. " rected by Miss Elsa Klein, wit slno, ) committee, during a Vatican tr f In n Inr \\ ring hflnd, rollowed by Conirnuriton and reception 6 30 p.m. - Roger Wllilanis Fellowship , I Wcrlna-.rtav, 7 p.m. Bible study hour; JEHOVAH'S WITNESS US "As Willi Gladness Men of Old. " 9 3(1 a ni irhdH i T hursfi .iy. ; Id n ni Siring hrtficl pr»c- r>l new iiiembari. host nnd leader, David Reed. Nryv l «!st*rnenl congregelmns . l «53 Sioux St l audience . 5:30 pm. Married couples club Ininlly Soiul'iy 1 11 am. vvoi '.hip. l.c -¦ Wednesday, »: JO a m Wnmen' s Pdlow Sainiday, 9:30 a.m. - ' Walk VJItti the a moht noiluck. Tuesday Guild Girls mett. Henry Hosting 4:30 P in. - Clioit P p.m * Mtft vMTk priytr. ship workday. I Master " Monday , 6 .10 JJ HI u;ltici tl 10 . i\ rt MS Umnh school (. la^Sfti t Kin t' ltmrvy tir- y^ nnd rjirls tnllnw i Pasli>r F A. Snritott ' I llryuiniii cj " TAYLOR. Wis. (Special) - The Gundci'Hoiis 'decided to cut .I.-^S fl fil JillliOt choir . ) t t <}, nicer mq Attvrv. ( v fl. " *i[Qfi «,/« IM fl' .irtr i hip. I i / .t o p m fiv^ninu *ervlra. Topic, , and Its Taylor Lutheran Church Xundny it down just in time lo take it » p in . 5,1 . /H/illlx- w i PI A 10 **> A in Hrl y Crmn>t< t>>i 'n . n . , ( '> II urn i ''i.Tt ' i schi nl I I A '^«^ tit )!)} 10 a in Sunday *,hoi l. a ' U's Inr 1 45 pm Sabbath v riool; Inssnn "Ilia rouii ' ^lii Cleansing Pow- Friday. 5/ pm . —Coininunlon i r'Wii|ti ii' .vlc * firnuu' *^ult fJrnrt' l fvry A\\r (}ioi,p study, "I uiirtamentali cil f . hrisb.in i Iv , er " School will resume Sunday f it lo Zlon Lutheran Church prior llon rtt trmj iirnry pflr',r,nrtqr llMif.fl/i / i n m li>n,nr ihm / p ut. Junior M \<\ IMIHH yi.utli irlln* III'! , " Wectne- .dav, / Id pm lllhle study at lnp the regular lime , Mrs. Selmer lo the holidays. There it is nerv- Salurd.iy. 9 *vni Confirmation I IA -.IM V 0 f> MI AtJ uJt r MOU .I i tit'r ')/> - * P i' 1 ' "j or i Unit v' i'p, irpiir t nn wnilr-/ Irlln /. - . . i 7 4S n in -Worship Sermon. "Thai llJ iioinr ot A-Vs, L. iVonitwnrrl, S 4\ I In it ¦ " 7 30 ii rn f Hurt li i < unc ll ^rt ^ lJf ( i¦l v I" Y f s^flti fwj [ ly. II ' UufiM v 10 A rn ii nlir nirttmn i i^*\ II HII '.day. / in p ,ri r nnn . rMay Dw«ll Among Fhnin ' rnln St . Unlet! , suiierintendenl , said, ing as a Christmas tree.

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Burmeijtor Oil Company tok o Centor Switch Co. Bauor Electric , Inc. Country Kitctien Driv«-ln Wafklns Products, Inc. Warner & Swasey Co. l int HuniKiMei «ui-• n Uauer fl"d Sl«(t Bnb Missit and ^Ull M/iiirtg«iiM'Mt mid PerMini^it Ildilucr Division I-mplnyci Ruth' s Reitaurunt K' l ll. Hi II 1111 j «ml .l,til Weslern Coal A Fuel Co. The Oaks Brom Machino & Foundry Co. Sprirt gdale Dairy Co, Cone's Ac« Hard war* Cflil Kionp rti' il tm|il(iye n Paul flrom antt trnploya* At) Employii iv»r ami Mrs Carl Geflenlirtmr Winona iMstal Products AIM etit *• Pteirter »nn tmployo i mi i r u-i ' Williams Hotel A Annex Whittaker Marina « Mfg. Siebrecht Floral Co. Polaclielf Electric l, Meyer »nd St Rollingstons lumbor Yard Chit Slibi tch* and Eniplriyn Bob Solovor Retailors ' *y At * I) D A/liitlflkfr «nit 1>" IT i|> In/n Will I' olrtilifk /iiwl I An.Hy HnlllrirjMnno. r^liiii Winona Electric Construction Co, Kraning' s Sa les & Service Vulcan Manufacturing Co., Inc. Norfhturi Sfat«.- J Power Co. I rn f' k*wp -l"rt I rniiifiyr* Miinflfjrmeiit nnd Pei snnn«l Weaver & Son* Painting Con. Mr ind Mr* Ro\t Kronli iij Goltz Pharmacy V j F • ,• 11 . i -in «i. i I in r-i. -v« - » Nr.i mon. (Sail Ahfl Anna A«n ^«i ' N t Onlij and Mull HossUld Manufacturing Co. fAohan Siding A Window Co. BunWs APC O Service Reinhciicl Winona Sales Mil m'lCiiiiii t and tinplnvti 1*0 rrenklm - Phnn* t-7M Lakesidu Cities Service- Station i u .mil I nil I' ri -iiinr n F<1 Dunk! ind Lin eloyei Poortess Chain Co. Hfibert K oonnian rtnr) l-rtrt S*-ll- « Briesath' s Shull Service Station Wlnoiill. Mlntic ^ot« Abti Agency Winona Furniture Co. \ IUI nlrl rtrlf.fl^li nn^ t mplnyr* T h«rrt Machine) Co. Eryan I6A ,'.\/iiii Sl'iTl *bt» and Start W. T. Grant Dept. St or* IV- I and Mrs Royal '. tnern Winona Ready-Mixed Concrete Mrs. Maurlnj Strnrri ind Stafl Fidolity Savings & Loan Ass'n. CIH Morgan Jewelry Stores II y Scliei inor »nfl Employes Fowcett Funeral Homo, Inc. I i net ii in lull ny nml bl.ive M O -';HM rtnu .1 ll bl^ll Winona Auto Salad, linahon's Restaurant Dodge A Domblar Altura Stat* Bank Merchants National Bank (Uli I m/il\nn »i«l Mntl Kttllor Construction Ca. Hotel Winona s Oonlon Finnary (nrt i rnpioyei Mrinlirr f; 0 I C SiO.« Mrtuli (»inl SMI Oil M lli»tKi» »nn Sinn Koriten Const ruction Co. Bolaud ManajFoctur ing Co. Dale ' s Hlway Shell Serv. Station MaricjoM Dciirnt^ , Inc . Curley 's Floot Shop H. Choate *. Company i.r-inuo Knr'lrn :>ritn (lolrtixl Aim hroplnyrl D.ii.- i-iiiilriKP arm I m/n tivn id IIH' I i i' n.iii i -- ,' i,, Hl'l- fl dMIl It If ' Ll' I ',«' .1 I D tv (.ray nrxt fcrnpinydi

Cullifjajn Soft Wotsr $a»rvic* East End Cool A hml Oil Co. Dt/nrl Block top Co. Madison Silot Winona Dolivery t, Transfer Co. P. Earl SciWab Co. 11 uni* Mien mil e mployes tt. r. Itf.ii.k i.i.a I m|iiuyi-i tun »t. '.lnvlvi am] i.lnt f UW at Vim tin Mr aletli Co . A. y/ biiisiim v P. Eld Scrwvsb Thre e Blind Little Girls Enjoy Their Chris tmas By RUTH ROGERS thing but what Pammy hears Daily Netvi Area Editor you." Snuggling up to you, Pam- Thre* girls home on vacation my gives you an apple and a from the Minnesota Blind and running commentary about the Sight Saving School at Fari- school. For Christmas she bault were probably the hap- brought home a brand new rid- dle she learned piest and best adjusted children from her room- jn Winona County this holiday mate, Bonne O'Day, Minneapo- season. lis, which she tried, successful- ly, on her staunch friend, Hem- Nancy Kanr, 16-year-old ry Schwertfeger at the Witoka daughter of Mr. and Mra. Rob- store. Kanz , Lewiston, has only ert "I bet I can make you say peripheral and 20 percent vi- yellow," Pammy said. "I'll bet Cheryl Lingenfelter, 13, sion. you can't," he answered. of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- daughter "Count to 10," she said. He did. ert Lingenfelter, rural Lewiston, "What are the colors in the and Pamela, 9-year-old daugh- American flag?" she asked. ter of Mr. and Mrs, Donald "Red, white and blue ," he an- THE FARNHOLTZ FAMILY . . . Left to brought gifts that she made for her parents Farnholtz, Witoka, are totally swered. "I told you you'd say Christine from Faribault. She's the life of the party blind. blue," she quipped. "No, you right, Roger Donald, Pamela Kay, said yellow Nora , Cynthia Sue and Patty Joyce. Pam with her jokes and quips. TO HEAR AND tee them In ," he answered. She won •— family circles, they aren't he had said yellow. their Retrolental Fibroplasia is the missing anything. Nancy Kanz , THE LINGENFELTERS ...Left to the family dog, which is sitting on her and cause of Nancy's and Cheryl's right, Diane, 11; Louanne, 7; Randy , 10, Katlry . Cheryl liked Camp Knutson, -wished who has reigned as queen of blindness. "It' s in the encyclo- Kathy, 6, and Chery l, 13. Cheryl likes Lucky, she could have stayed longer. the school the last year, is pedia," Nancy said , as she cheerleader and looking forward spelled the unfamiliar words. to going with the 20-member Both born prematurely, they ap- book In her hand was upside a great Twins fan, attends "Pammy isn't afraid of any- wrestling team to the North parently received too much ox> down, turned it over and started games, and has her favorite thing," her mother said. She Central Association tournament ygen while in the Incubator, to read orally. The story of Cin- players. walked freely and unattended , for 10 schools of the blind at causing fibrous scar tissue be- derella was never read with Like the other students, she though a bit slowly and care- Jacksonville, 111., Jan. 26. hind the retina, shutting off the more expression than by this learned piano first, but then she fully from room to room. "After They 'll be gone four days. light, Mrs. Kanz said . happy' little third grader. The switched to saxophone. "We all, I have been around this are 12 weights of boys little servant girl wore pink house a long time," she com- "There Since the cause was placed first in district and re- Faribault in the matches," dis- satin after she became a prin- mented . from covered, th« use of oxygen gional last year," she said of she said. cess. "Pink is sort of a bright the state school ban

drums and trumpets, its officers Saint Teresa and cadets outfitted in their red- Area Church Services Salvation Army piped Wue uniforms, the men in camps, 6 leprosaria, 10 insti- Elgin Firm Builds Former Area Reheat Set caps and wom en in beribboned tutes for the blind, 30 centers ALTUKA Mount Calvary Lutheran worship, 9 :30 bonnets. for alcoholics, 51 residences-ho- Fertilizer Plant Jehovah Lutheran worship, 11:15 a.m. a.m.; Sunday school, 10:25 a.m. tels. Hebron Moravian worship, «:15 a.m.; WEAVER From the start, founder Wil- For Next Wqek It serves more ELGIN, Minn. - Work began Sunday ichooi and adult study class, Methodist worsh ip and Sunday school, liam Booth "learned there was than 20 million Auto Mechanic 10:1 J a.m.j special offering for minions. 10:45 a.m. Enters Second meals a year to down-and-out- this week on a new fertilizer Conducting the annual retreat Wednesday—annual church council meet- WILSON magic in bold, martial music ers. blending plant being constructed for students of the College of ing, t p.m. Trinity Lutheran worship, 10 a.m.; and in a militant appeal, " says BETHANY Sunday school, 11 a.m. And when trouble strikes, by Elgin Oil Co. The company Saint Teresa will be three Sunday schoo l and adull study class, Immaculate conception confession!. 9 Commissioner William David- whether a natural disaster or will market the bulk fertilizer priests of the Winona diocese, 9:30 a.m.; worihlp, 10:30 a.m.) special a.m.; Sunday Mess, 9:30 a.m. Century Today son of New York , commander of Now Minister offering for missions, under the name Quick-Grow. the Very Rev. James H. H abi- WITOKA war, the army customarily is on CEDA R VALLEY Methodist student Sunday; worship, By GEORGE W. CORNELL the Eastern territorial division . The building, 50 by 65 feet, ARKANSAW, Wis. — Alvin ger, the Rev. Lawrence C, Gav- Luthtran Sunday ichooi , 10:15 a.m.; speaking; sermon, "Puttlno hand — with aid for the home- Kurt Llndahl AP Religion Writer But aside from the martial less and will be constructed at the rear Bradshaw, former garageman in ajid the Rev. Martin G. 01- Communion service, sermon by (he Rev. Meat on the Bones of Our Faith, " 1 doughnuts for the ol the former Elgin depot . It will at Arkansaw and Mondovi , who sen, Andrew Turmo, Good Shepherd Home. a.m.; Sunday schoo l, 9:30 a.m. trappings, the army also has troops. Rushford, 11 a.m.; ALCW fellowship din- With booming drum and quiet be a frame structure with stave retired from the business in 1953 become famed for its sympathe- The retreats will open at 7 ner and meeting, 12 noon. prayer, a robust "worldwide silo bin lining. Bartel Construc- because he had asthma , became tic heart and action in time of p.m. Jan. 8. ELEVA tion Co., Frost , Minn., is doing a preacher at 60 and now hale Lutheran worship with Communion, army today enters its second trouble. Wisconsin Traffic Retreat masters for the ex- 1:30 and 10:JO a.m.i Sunday school, the work . It is scheduled for and hearty, is serving Bethel century of "warfare Although sometimes regarded , ercises on the Winona campus •:40 •,m, Monday—church council maeti, Lakeside Pastor " — in be- Death s Up to 1,051 completion about Feb. 1. Fayette, Middlebury and Wal- will bo Msgr. Habiger and Fa- I p.m, half ol God acid man, largely in terms of the "soup, dick churches In Iowa and Laf- FRBNCH CREEK soap and salvation" dispensed ther Gavin. The exercises at As- Lutheran Sunday schoo l, »:30 a.m.; The Salvation Army begins a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BLAIR GROUP TRAVELS ayette counties, Wis. sisi Heights Rochester, for sen- worihlp, 10:45 a.m. on skid row, the army's works The death of a 64-year-old , Arriving Jan. 10 year-l ong observance of its cen- BLAIR, Wis. (Special) — Sev- His wife, Connie, also is a iors will be conducted by Father HARDIES CRK EK of mercy extend far beyond Kenosha County man has raised Lutheran worship, 9:30 a.m. Sunday Ray Cheshire, Eau eral members of the seven- minister , after he challenged The Rev. tenary. • that, from problems of tornado Wisconsin ' Olsen. school, 10.30 a.m. , has accepted a call s record 1964 traffic member nursing home commit- her to become one, too. Between Claire Wis., and fire to those of employment, toll to 1,051 HART to become pastor of Lakeside And while the tactics and so- , far ahead of the tee established by the Common them they make $4 ,100 a year , Lutheran Sunday school, »:JO a.m.; housing and pregnancy. SOS deaths recorded on New worship hy the Rev. A. U. Deye, SI. Free Church here. ciolog ical terrain have changed Council of Blair have traveled receive $1 ,350 for travel , and Evangelical Year's Eve one year ago. Ettrick Motorist Martin ' * Church, Winona, 10:30 a.m. He will conduct his first service ,000 in Wisconsin and Minnesota draw Mr. Bradshaw 's social se- since it first marched forth to The army is staffed by 25 Carl Mlenke LOONBY VALLBY at Lakeside Jan. 10. , 64 , of New studying existing nursing homes. curity. Lulheran Communion sorvlce ; sermon battle 100 years ago, it still is officers in 71 countries , more Meunster died Wednesday night He was a lay leader and Comes to Stop by the Rev. Andrew Turrno, Good Snap carrying on the struggle to than 5,000 in the United Stales, They visited homes at Marsh- herd Home, Rushford, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday in a Kenosha hospital of injur- field , Woodville and Prairie sometimes preached when his school, 10:3: a.m. Wednesday—choir, 8 "save and serve" human and includes about a million ies suffered Dec. 2 when his pastor , the Rev. Otas Botts, urg- For Five Deer p.m. Interim Pastor beings. "lads and lassies" in the ranks , Farm , Wis., and Still-water , MINNBISKA car went out of control on an Minn. ed him to take a church. When ETTRICK , Wis, (Special ) - Sunday Masies. t and 10 a.m.; week- "Methods have changed, but the members or "soldiers." icy town road in Kenosha he was young he thought of go- Two Ettrick couples, returning da/ Mass, 7:30 a.m. First Friday Mais, Appointed for not the motivation ," says the They belong to the army 's 17,- County and struck a bridge. t p.m. Hol y Day Masses, 6:30 a.m. nnd ¦ ing into the ministry, but lack- from La Crosse late Monday I p.m, national commander, Commis- 000 neighborhood congregations, ed the education. At 60, text- night on the Ice-slicked concrete , MINNESOTA CITY Waterloo Ridge sioner Holanfl French of New called "corps ", the combined ARCADIA PATIENT 42 years out of St. Paul' s Catholic MMsses, I and , worship and recreation book study after escaped an accident only be- 10 a.m.; dally Mass, 7:45 a.m.; Holy York. work ARCADIA , Wis, (Special) - .school isn 't easy. He says he'll cause they were traveling at a dayi and first Fridays, 5:X0 p.m. SPRING GROVE , Minn. (Spe- centers of the army. There are Ben Kowalsky Is a surgical pa- never complete the course for First Evangelical Lutheran Sunday cial) - The Rev. 5. O, Sor- The objective still "is fighting }),072 of them in this country, slow 30 miles on hour. school, 1:45 a.m.; worship with Com- tient at Lutheran Hospital , La ordination . Mrs. Bradshaw , Lester Tranberg was driving munion, 9:45 a.m. Monday- Lutheran lien has accepted a call to serve the good fight against hunger with 2B3.109 members. Crosse. 9(11 , Is Pioneers, 7 p.m. Tuesday—LYPS at and fear , whom he married In 1 when be saw five deer attempt- as interim pastor at Waterloo , neglect and loneliness Beyond these local nuclei , planning to become ordained. First Lulhoran, 7 p.m. Wednesday- Bi- Ridge Lulheran Congregation , doubt and delinquency. MY ^a^frSff ^\mWm^m^mm ing to gel a footing on the ice ble clasi at Ooodvlew, 7 p.m. Thursday " however , extends a vast social- SERVICES AT BLAIR - ndult class, 7 p.m. ; PTA at St, M«l- six miles southeast of Spring crossed the road on the At. army centers across the service network. , ( LANESBORO PATIENT as they lliaw 'i, 7:10 p.m. ; Sunday school teachers drove. BLAIR Wis. Special) — The north side of Decorah Hill near •I Ooodvlew, I: 15 p.m. Frldny-chapH count ry, devotional vigils The army operates more than tl a.m. Sunday worship service ww nr'iutf V Minn. (Special) recordlno, 7:30 p.m. Saturday- W LANESBORO, Gnlosvllle. They apparently confirm" He succeed s the Hev. K, A. Thursday night marked tht :i ,0(K) welfare institutions , In- has been discontinued at Zion —Mrs , Garvin Benson is at Hon Instruction, * a.m, Ileavor , who now ser ves a rural start of the eentennial observ- cluding: 31 general hosp itals , 70 Lu Crosse, dared not run , but mad e it MONBY CRIIK Lutheran Church here. Services Grnndvicw Hospital , Malltoodlst student Sunday; Sunday congregation near Fergus Falls. , clinics , 367 hostels for homeless across the highway in two di- ance and also launched a na- will be conducted at 9 and 11 '*'" I s^L^Llefl I^LH with u broken hip received in a school, 10 a.m., worihlp. Kurf Llndnhl. Minn. Pastor Sorliora will com- tionw ide evangelistic crusade men and women , (>f> employ- rections as Tranberg brought his Wosley Foundation Winona Stale Collect' , a.m. Sunday school will bo at full at her home Dec, 211. She mute from his homer nl Dec-or- with the theme, "Christ for the ment bureaus , ill! maternity weeks aft- vehicle to a stop. Two cars he- will ipeak; lermon by tha Rev, Roger 10:15 a.m. The service at Faith was hospitalized five Lynn, "Pulllno M»at on Ihe Bones of Our ah , Iowa when his service be- World. " homes for unwed mothers , :ill Lulheran Church, which has er fracturing a leg nbove the hind him also were traveling Faith," 11.10 a.m. 1 gins Feb. I. maternity hospitals , 14f» chil- been held at 9:30 a.m., will now base- carefully ; they were able to NORTON It is a dedicated and distinc- knees In n fall down the _ PasUir Sorlion was the 1 3th dren 's homes, 30 boarding bo at 10:40 a.m. with Sunday ment stairs at her homa in Oc- stop before hitting the Tranberg Trinity EvangaliUI Lutheran worshi p tive army. withou t Sunday school, 10 ».rn> Satuiday of Ifi children of Mr . and Mrs. schools, 870 day schools, 115 school at !);.')0. tnhr>r car . - Saturday school, 9:30 a.m. Its are prayer, the John Sorlien , Bode, Humboldt "weapons" RIOOIWAV Bible and a cheerfully helping County, Iow:i. In this family tfw/pfefcly AAelhodlsl student bunday worship, Kurt hand. ^^/// mmmWm\WmWmWmWKKf mWmWtmWf ' m^mWmWm\WB Llndahl speaking i sermon. "Pulling Meat there were 10 hoys and six girls. on lit* Cones cl Our ralth," 9 ».ni. Its time-honored motto Is , "To Tuesday—tha "13" meet at LnVane Slln Nine of these boys formed a ion's, I p.m. baseball team back in 15(15 nnd meet the ne ed at the time of SILO need at the point of need." Lutheran Sunrfny schoo l and adull (Utile played several games Including hour, 9:4] a.m.; worship, 10:15 em. Luther CollcM'' . With its military organization , STOCKTON discipline, array and terminolo- Sun Pastor Sorlien is i» 1922 grad- Go ... Orsce Lutheran worship, 9 I.m.) gy, combined with its compas- MODERN appreciate you includ- day ichooi, 10 a.m, uate of Lut her Co llege. After ^ We wou ld AAelhodlst wor ship, 9:13 e m.) Sunday having served five years as high sionate operations, the army is sc.nool. 10:15 a.m. a highly unusual reli gious body. Get SKELGAS ing us in your good Resolutions SOUTH ¦¦AVk'R CRIIK school principal and superin- Lutheran Sunday ichooi , 10 a.m.; woi tendent , he enrolled at the Lu- for 1 965. We promise top Fuel ihlp, 11 a.m, ther Theological Seminary in St . Rut In great contract to the SOUTH RIDOB denunciations! and abuse it en- Service! Brethren Sunday Paul from which lie received the Oil and Burner Gvanoallcal United countered whan It began school, 10 a.m.; worship. II a.m. Thurs Ilachclor of Theology degree In , It now (Skelgos) day-choir, I p.m. has broad community support STRUM licit). He has served congrega- Lutheran worship, 8J» and 11 a.m.; tions in North Dakota, Minne- and esteem Etrnong people of all Sunday school, f:4j a.m. Monday- Bible sota «ind Iowa. Since his ret ire- faith.s. H Dm mm^\ ' Gf0£*Zr NlP^ itudy leaders maetlng, Its red kettles , toothiH hands M Catholic Mission Sunday conlesslonn, ment in 151( 11 , lie has served as , i | mjm®v 1:30 a.m.; Mnss , 9 a.m. visitation pastor of First Lulher- and tinkling liells adorned the B GAIL-ROSS AHRENS& PLAIT TAMARACK (.'hrirstmaa lajidflcnpe , as they do Sunday school, »:« a.m.; Lutheran an Church , Decoralu . OIL COMPANY Worship, 11 a.in . Pasloi' and Mrs Sorlirii have each year now, ijlflflflflm APPLIANCE "66" Pltoii* 4596 or 6BK4 TREMPIALEAU ftevm children five; girls and Other fam iliar earmarks are 217 E. 3rd St. Phillip* Federated Sunday icho-ol for all ages , , 9. IS a.m.i worship. 10:30 a.m. two hoys. the uriny 's flags, tambourines, «HMIHHHMnnHr 1 ...... - :.:,. •:. t: - :r -~l AFS Student Globe-Trotters Send Greetings Ta l ks Before To Blair Friends Church Club BLAIR, Wis. (Special) - LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special ) Christmas greetings to Blair —Sheila Barahona, Lake City's friends from the globe-trotter, American Field Service student Rol Loken, Los Angeles, Calif., from San Jose, Costa Rica, stated he planned to meet Del Kolve Blair's Rhodes scholar showed slides and talked about . LI U U U uiiOT5CTT^^UUUUUUUUL^l her country- at the meeting of to discuss the white Christmas- {J the Couples Club of St. John's es that area doesn't have. Lutheran Church Sunday eve- KOLVE it a , professor of ning. English literature at Stanford The group met in the church University, Palo Alto, Calif. The social room, where a potluck two met in San Francisco Dec. supper was served, Christmas 21 to reminisce. gifts were exchanged and games Later Del got to - see snow were played before the pro- as he boarded a plane for a gram. holiday visit with his sister, Miss Barahona displayed vol- Mrs. Robert "Winter and family canic black ashes from the Vol- at MCarkesan, Wis. He was cano Irazu, which occasionally joined there by his parents, " erupts, she said . She explained Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kolve, STARTING SATURDAY! that people living in the area Blair. wear protective coverings over Saturday bis father and Win- their heads and faces at these ter took Del to Chicago where MR. AND MRS. JERRY LOBLAND are at home in Ro- times to prevent congestion in he boarded a plane for New chester following a wedding trip to Minneapolis and their their lungs from the ash-filled York City to attend a conference Dec. 19 marriage at North Prairie Lutheran Church. The air. Many tourists come to her for English departments. Kolve JAIV11T Rev. Percy L. Larson performed the ceremony. Miss Sonja country, she said, to see the vol- plans to spend ' next summer huge crater Egge, Rochester, was maid of honor, and James Lobland cano and also the in Blair. Poas. Jr., Fort Ord , Calif. , the groom's brother, best man. A re- ANOTHER local glolxs-trotter, ception for 250 guests was held in the church parlors . The Miss Loretta Zastrow, arrived MISS MARILYN WOLF. Maakato, Minn., daugh- bride is the former Miss Betty Jane Horner, daughter of Mr. at th« home of her parents, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Wolf , Le Sueur, and Mrs. Harold Horner, Lanesboro, Minn. She is a graduate _ Wives Guests of Mr. aid Mrs. Herman Zastrow, Minn., and William L. Pellowski, Le Sueur, son of of Lanesboro High School and is employed at the Mayo rural Blair, £n time for Christ- Toastmasters; Mr. and Mrs. William M. Pellowski, 617 W. Sth mas following a month-long Clinic. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lob- St., are planning an April 24 wedding. Announce- vacation with friends in the land Sr., Chatfield, Minn. He is a graduate of Chatfield High Sparkplug Named ment of the engagement is made by Miss Wolf's Peace Corps in various parts School, a student at Rochester Junior College and is employ- parents. Miss Wolf , a graduate of the University of of South America. ed at International Business Machines. (Camera Art photo) The Hiawatha Toastmasters Club met Wednesday evening at Minnesota, is employed at Minnesota Valley Natur- She visited a friend In Uru- -who Hotel Winona with their wives al Gas Company as a home service adviser. Her guay took time off to show fine quality fashions from her around in. Ecuador. She also as guests. fiance is a graduate of St. Mary's College and The evening's Sparkplug visited Rio de Janeiro, Buenos regular stocks is the office services supervisor for the Green Giant Aires, Iagzu Falls, Paraguay, our own award went to Myron Siegel Company. who was toastmaster during the and elsewhere. She brought speaking portion of the pro- back souvenirs and a suntan. gram. I/oretta is Wood County home WINTER Dr. Cleve Gruler discussed the agent, with headquarters in ^—d to—j history of fencing and duelling. Wisconsin Rapids. He was evaluated by George SUNNTYSIDE CLUB Meyer. Victor Bertel spoke on DRESSES BLAIR, Wis. ( Special ^ - The motivation and was evaluated Sunnyside Co mmunity Club will by Arsenio Sandoval. Publicity present a program at the school and the juvenile offender were at 8:15 p.m. Saturday. A pot- $ ' discussed by Duane Peterson. luck lunch will be served and Peterson urged a cautious ap- those who attend are to bring 8 11 *i 4 . proach to this delicate problem 50-cenit gifts to exchange. Men reg ularly regularly regularly and questioned the advisability are to bring gifts for men, wom- of releasing names. He was en for women and children for 11.95 1o 15.00 15.00 to 17.95 17.95 to 25.95 evaluated by Ervin Laufenburg- children. er. » f W t ? Edward Styba handled table- ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ FJJ *jJ A A A A Ai A Ah A A- A A A A^V' topics. Clarence Bell was timer • aid Fred Heyer grammarian General evaluator was Duane Ringler, Tabletopics were evalu- FUR-TRIMMED COATS ated by Frank Johnson Jr. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BARRY NEHR1NG, rural $ $ ' Whitehall, Wis., were married Dec. 19 at Pigeon Creek Evan- Ettrick Resident gelical Lutheran Church, Pigeon Falls, Wis. The Rev. Gor- 79 99 119 don Trygstad officiated. Miss Rosemary Anderson was maid Observes Her reg. reg. reg. of honor, and Thomas Nehxing, best man. A receptoin was 99.95-5110 $110 - 129.95 139.95-149 .95 held in the church parlors. Following a short wedding trip, 89th Birthday the bride returned to her job in Minneapolis. Her husband , ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) - who is serving in the Air Force, will leave for Germany, The 89th birthday of Mrs. Inga where he will be stationed. She plans to join him in the near Luthro was observed Tuesday MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM JENSEN (Judith Scheevel) future. The bride is the former Miss Linda Kay Anderson, at the Corner Nursing Home at are at home at Benson, Minn,, following their marriage , ~-dt UNTRIMMED daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Anderson, and the groom Whitehall. Dec. 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Spring Grove, Minn. ( [o— is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nehrilig, all of rural The former Inga Richoldson, The Rev. Rolf Hanson officiated and attendants were Miss Whitehall. Both are graduates of Whitehall High School. The she was born Dec. 29, 1875, in Kay Scheevel, Spring Grove, sister' of the bride, as maid of COATS j bride attended Stout University. Washington Coulee. She was honor, and the groom's brother, Charles Jensen, Wabasso, 1 married to Austin Luthro Oct. Minn., as best man. A reception was held in the church 5, 1898. They farmed in North ALCW Makes Plans parlors. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Scheevel, $ $ $ Beaver Creek Valley until his Spring Grove, is a graduate of Spring Grove High School death in 1932. At Spring Grove and attended Northwestern School of Nursing and the Uni- 29 39 49 Nearly 30 years ago Mrs. Lu- SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- thro moved to Ettrick where versity of Minnesota. She was employed as a medical techni- regularly regularly regularly cial ) — American L ut h er a n she purchased a small resi- cian at St. Mary' s Hospital , Minneapolis. The groom is the 35.95 to 49.95 49.95 to 59.95 59.95 to 69.95 Church Women will meet Tues- dence. Last fall she closed her son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jensen, Wahasso. He attended ¦ ¦ day at 8 p.m. Eunice Circle is house and went to live at the the University of Minnesota and Duluth Branch and is now in charge of the program and nursing home. She suffers from the proprietor of the Benson Bowling Alleys, ^^H^HHs^H: it will be family night. The cir- arthritis and is confined to a ______ILJJJJ Li^sH cle urges that aU members wheelchair , although she gets bring their families. about with the aid of crutches. 25.95 to 29.S5 There will be a musical num- She occupies her time with piece Mrs. Julia Marsolek Mother ber and Richard Fossum will work and. crocheting. , show slides of his trip to Nor- Mrs. Luthro has three living WINTER CAR COATS way this past summer. children : Arthur , Puyallup, Of Hostesses will be Mmes. Ar- Wash.; Henry, Minneapolis, and Many, 90 Years Old Today chie Olson, chairman; Bennie Mrs. Christopher (Esther) INDEPENDENCE. Wis. - A Julia Koko tt , was bom Dec. 31. Olson ; Peter Olsgard ; Alfred, Erickson, Ettrick ; five grand- $22 Edwin and Orval Omodt; Mag- grand total oi l.'i.'i descendants , 1874, in Poland. children , and 11 great-grandchil- nus Omoth; Anna, Baldwin, including 76 great-grandchil- She married P. P. Marsolek dren. r Bunnell, Carlyn , Dale, Fred, dren , 39 grandchildren, 10 great- in I8!).> . They celebrated their Holtis, Kenneth , Morris and Helping her celebrate her great-grandchildren and eight golden wedding anniversary to- Owen Onsgard ; Carlton and Wil- birthday were Mrs. Christopher living children of the 11 she gether in 1945. Her husband died liam Onstad. Gilbert Oseth , and Erickson. Mrs. Violet Tranberg , bore, is the wonderful record of six years later in- November o] SPORTSWEAR Henry and Melvin Ostern. MISS DF: LMA DRNTSON S Mrs, Arthur Ofsdahl Sr. and Mrs. .lulia Marsolek , who is cel- 195 1, Two sons and one daugh- ^ | ^ engagement to Boyd Beck- two of her great-grandchildren , ebrating her 90th birthday to- ter also are deceased. er, Cochrane , Wis., son of Gail and Greta Ofsdahl , Ettrick, day. Mrs. Marsolek's eight living 7.95-8.95 8.95-9.95 6.957.95 Gold Star Mothers | and Mrs. Elmer Nelson , Blair. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Her daughters and some of children are : Two sons, Fred , Have Holiday Party Becker , is announced by her the grandchildren are gathering at home. .and George , Tucson , Wool Stretch Wool parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Ariz. ; six daughters, Mrs. Celia Winona Chapter I, j Eight New Members at her home to hel p Mrs. Mar- National , Przy billa , Whitehall , Wis.; Mrs. Gold Star Mothers , had their lard Denison Cochrane, j Join Auxiliary solek observe the aus p icious Swe aters Pants Slacks The wedding will be Jan. 9 i event. She is still quite active Helen Fdmundson , Winona; annual holiday dinner party Mrs. John ( Lizzie) Przybilla at the Hope United Church STRUM ) and has all her faculties. She , Monday evening at Williams Ho- , Wis. (Special" - Independence; Mrs. Frank 1 , Eight new members does her own housework and tel of Christ Cochrane. Miss j oined the ( Eleanor) Iludnik. Winona; Mrs Women 's Auxiliary at its Christ- has a garden in the 'summer- . 5" 6" 5" G ames were played and mem- j Denison is n graduate of j Henry (Edith) , mas party at the hom e of Mrs. time. ( llonken Hast- bers brought gifts of games and I Cochrane-Fountain City ings, Minn., 9.95 fo 14.95 Jurrpers and Sr iffs . . 6.99-11.99 Marshall Robbe Monday night. and Mrs, Martin puzzles to be presented to vet- ; High School. Her fiance is 5IRS. Marsolek, dip former (Ella ) Matchey, erans at the Minnesota Soldiers They are the M mes. Bjarne Independence. 4.00-6.00 Blouses and Shirts . . . 1.99-3.99 j a graduate of Cochrane High Finstad , Horne. Burnett Otterson , Allen 1P.95-16.95 Ski Jactets ...... 9.90 Mrs. Joseph C i e m i n s k i School , served four years Freseth , Howard J o hn s o n, brought the door prize , which j in the Navy, and is engaged Adol ph Myren . Harold Brian , 14.95-29.95 Coordina tes . . . . 8,99-1 9.99 was won by Mrs. Stanley Kol- ' in fanning . ( Kdstrom Stu- Douglas Runkel nnd Donald Bri- ter. Reports were given on sick dio) an. members. Mrs . Edward Hole- ) Gifts were exchanged follow- hou se was party chairman. I ing games, Lunch was served. Inn Son ¦ : IIONORKI> ON BinTIIDAY ACCESSORIES, LINGERIE STRUM CIVIC CLUB WEAVER , Minn , t Special!— Spring Grove Board STRUM . Wis. (Special) -- A group of friends nnd relatives Hires New The- Women's Civic Club will assisted Bert ha Johnson in cele- Engineer JANUARY CLEARANCE OF 3.00-1O.95 Handbags meet Monday at 8:15 p.m. at brating her birthday Sunday , 1.99-5.99* the home of Mrs. Jerome John- coming to her home with a 5 SPRING GROVE. Minn. (Spe- 2.00-7.50 Wallets , Billfolds . . . . V 00-2.99* cial) — The Spring Grove school son Mrs. Tiili Krickson , Mrs. o'clock supper , as well as gifts 9.00-8.00 Gene Kreibich and Inez Swend- and cards. The even ing was board has hired Carl yn Doely, Jewelry 1 .00-3,99 * former policeman , by will be co-hostesses. I spent visiting. as custodian STARTS 4.00 6 00 Famous Name L' ngoiie . 1.99-3.99 and engineer at a salary of $3.- fi\ A TC 750 per year. He replaces the MIWMT 4.00-6.00 Sleopwear 2.99-3.99 late Eldon Crosby . VUA I 3 The board also voted to in- crease wages of kitchen em- _____^__ * pijn<« fZT<\KEEP AMERICA p loyes by $10 per month effec- Hurry in for the p ick of the c rop . Tre- tive in January and purchase « new band uniforms , paying $3,- s-~ -T JR-HI b-~ 990 over a two-year period. mendous selec tions of luxurious winter DANCE AT ( ANTON coats to choose from. Untrimmcd coats | AND GIRLS CANTON , Minn . (Special) - *. n______r_ _^R]£__naE__i______HH ^^^^^^^' |H^^^^ | Canton Odd Fellows Lodge 214 and fur-trimmed coats with all shades of • LS0 • - will sponsor a New Year ' s * dance at the town hall Friday mink or fox. Misses, junior, petite CHS lfiSLie • "tnTnaD fW| night. and 11 KitF. FHOM TEXAS half sires, ETTRICK. Wis (Special) - 8.95-10.95 Jr-HiDres'M 5,99-8,99 Mrs Owen . Pederson. Houston , 3 .00-10.9b Jr-Hi Spomv. ear . , . 1.49.5 STARTS TON ITE AU IN COLOR Tex., who plans to move here 99 7;00-?:l5 mamttmamam ^mammmammmawmm , 95.8 Q r, In the near future currently is 5. , Girls Dresses , 8-14 . „ . 3.99.4.99 MIONITE SHOW L ^«L Ji L |j J visiting her husband , who is DRASTICALLY REDUCED 11:30 P.M, ?.2:^/.9i) CM 1I5 SpotiVAoni p> / YT T W M farming wit h his parents, Mr ' .. .. 99<-3 99 >¦.... ¦ and Mrs. Oren Pederson. m.« -..4 . .. . , , . NFO Sponsors Dairy Clinic 100 Pounds of Meat Starts Jan. 20 Seminar on Per Person in 1965 SfeBy FRANKfe BRUESKES^ , 111. Daily N>wi Farm Editor CHICAGO - The na- tion to a new record of nearly A drop can be expected in the net income per farm in tion 's meat industry produced a 174 pounds per capita in 1964. Bargaining At Arcadia record of more than 100 pounds This represents, in addition to Minnesota during 1964, the USDA reports, A new high in net WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) of beef for every person In Freezing Meat- LEWISTON. Minn. - An edu- earning! per farm of $3,862 was reached in 1963 , but the beef , M.l pounds of pork, 5.0 cational seminar on "Necessary — Peter Bieri , Trempealeau the county in 1964 and expects pounds of veal and 4.2 pounds drought of the past year will lower this average . It is esti- County agent , announced that to maintain that level In Steps to be Taken on Success- mated that crop production was cut $100 million by the of lamb and mutton per person. ful Bargaining in Agriculture" an in-oepth dairy clinic has been 1965, according to Roscoo G. drought . . . KATHY HISEY, Wabasha County home agent scheduled at Arcadia. "Although the meat industry will be neld at 10 a.m. Jan, 8 hornemakers Haynie, chairman of the board expected a record year, beef Is It a Saving? says she will start a sewing class for county The clinic is a series of meet- directors of the American at the Wyattvllle Ballroom , said if there is enough interest. Hornemakers interested in the of production actually exceeded Donald Rupprecht, Winona ings on feeding, breeding and Meat Institute and president , $1. PAUL, Minn.—Is it prac- • The availability of meats course should contact the Wabasha County extension office. management, Two hours is do- our expectations. However, a tical to buy a half or a quarter you like. County NFO president, February and March. Wilson & Co., Inc. continued very strong demand The classes would be held in voted to basic training in a Per capita consumption of of beef for the freezer? • Nearness of your market Rupprecht said one of the single phase of dairying. for beef by the consumer read- In answer to that question and the frequency of NFO s national fieldmen will A registered Brown* Swiss* cow owned* by GEORGE J. 100.4 pounds of beef in 1964 was ily absorbed this increase," Hay- by many families buying The schedule for the Willie an increase of six pounds over asked , Uni- food. conduct the session which is HENDEL & SON, Caledonia, Minn., has reached a lifetime Wired Hand room, Trempea- nie reported. versity of Minnesota extension open to the public. the 94.5 pounds in 1963, Haynie • Amount of freezer space. production of more than 4 ,000 pounds of butterfat. The cow, leau Electric Cooperative, Ar- Total beef production for 1984 specialists say that the actual Subjects to be covered, ac- 572, produced $3 416 pounds ol milk and p.m. said in a year end statement. was 18.1 billion pounds. In 1965, cost of a side or quarter - of • Quality of meat available Zemp ' B Tenna 331, , cadia, from 1:15 to 3:15 The spurt in beef production by the quarter or side. cording to Rupprecht , include 4,008 pounds of butterfat in 2,341 days, according to the Brown on successive Wednesdays: it is expected to rise slightly beef may not be as low as you the past history of marketing ; ' Association . . . OLIVER STRAND, Jan. 20 — Background in- sent total red meat consump- faster than the growing popula- think. They point out that there Swiss Cattle Breeders • • Skill of the processor who present agriculture condition*; Winona County agent, says members and friends of the Min- formation on dairy farming, tion. Total meat production in are other considerations besides will cut, trim and package the strong mar- attend a of dairy cattle breed- pounds cost : meat. and weak points in nesota Crop Improvement Association are invited to principles 1984 was 32.1 billion — keting structure, and new eco- crop improvement day - on the St." Paul Campus of the Uni- ing; J. W. Crowley, extension an all-time high. It is expected • Your family 's size and • Amount of money you want nomic tactoTB in marketing and Farmers still dairyman. meat preferences. versity of Minnesota at 10 a.m. Jan. 13 . . . Farm Calendar to remain about the same in to invest in one kind of meat. others. have time to sign up for the farm and home development • Jan. 27 — Feeding stand- 1965. Declines in production of A beef side will usually yield course "Managing Our Future," to start Jan. 13 at Rushford. ards and feed requirements , Monday, Jan. 4 pork, lamb and mutton will off- a fourth steaks, a fourth roasts, The latest information from the USDA and agriculture col- Farmers in Winona, Fillmore and Houston counties are eli- balancing dairy rations; Crow- CALEDONIA, Minn., 1:30 p.m. set the increased beef produc- a fourth ground beef and stew gible to attend. For more information , contact your county ley. tion. meat and a fourth waste. leges will be used in the session , —Vocational agriculture welding French, Beaver Rupprecht said. Lunch will be agent. • Feb. 3 — Selecting feeds, total meat produc- Although you may buy a side pasture and forage utilization, •class, high school. Although served at noon. • BLAIR, Wis., .7:30 p.m. — tion is not expected to rise in of beef weighing 3O0 pounds on MARVIN LEE, assistant* Wabasha * County agent, says high practical feeding programs; the hook , remember that you Crowley and George Werner , Trempealeau County Guernsey 1965, Haynie hopes that improv- Creek Shed Gets school senior boys who are members of 4-H clubs or FFA Breeders Association annual ed efficiencies will enable meat will not get 300 pounds for the the agricul- extension dariyman. freezer, the specialists caution. chapters are eligible for a $500 scholarship to meeting, Briggs Cafe. packers to maintain the over-all college of their choice. Additional $150 scholarships are • Feb. 10 — Mastitis and Cutting, trimming and boning Caledonian Takes ture milking procedures, dairy dis- Tuesday, Jan. 5 increase in industry profits re- available . Contact your ceunty extension office for complete corded during 1964. Committee OK reduce the yield by 20 to 30 achievement program ease problems ; Dr. C. W. ETTRICK, Wis., 1:30 p.m. - percent. Generally , the fatter details ... The Wabasha County 4-H , , WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) will be held Jan. 18 at Plainview . . . The U. S. exports to Burch extension veterinarian French-Beaver Creek Watershed — The application for federal the meat, the higher the loss. and Crowley. directors will meet, community This reduction, then, must be 2nd in State countries of the Western Hemisphere reached an all-time assistance for French - Beaver 15 percent above the previous • Feb. 17 - Value of DHIA hall. taken into consideration in fig- high of $154 million during 1964, records, using DHIA records; Creek Watershed has been ac- year. CALEDONIA , Minn., 7:30 p.m. Safety Specialist cepted by the state committee, uring the cost you are paying C. C. Olson and A. G . Sendel- —Farm shop class, high school. Odell Schansberg, Whitehall, per pound of edible meat. Speech Contest * * • bach , extension dairymen. Most families overlook the A new assistant has joined the staff of Production Credit Thursday, Jan. 7 chairman of the Trempealeau CALEDONIA , Winn. - agriculture fi- • Feb. 24 — Dairy cattle cost of having meat stored in Houston County 4-H 'er took run- at Arcadia , Wis. He is DUANE JENSEN, an ST. CHARLES, Minn., 10 a.m. Retiring Today County Soil and Water Conser- University. He and his housing, materials handling; vation District , said. the home. Generally, it costs ner-up honors in the junior di- nance graduate of River Falls State Edward Bruns and Lynn —First of four dairy sessions, ST. PAUL, Minn. — Glenn I. from 11 to 25 cents to hold a vision of the wife, ELAINE, natives of Frederic, Wis., will live at Ar- American Legion Hall. Prickett , who developed the ag- It will be eligible for con- state soil conser- ban- Brooks, farm building special- sideration for priorities for plan- pound of food in a freezer for vation speaking contest. cadia . . . Dairymen, take note. If your milk has been ists. CALEDONIA , Minn., 7:30 p.m. ricultural extension safety pro- commercial markets because of pesticide residues , ning when the Soil Conservation a year. Cost per pound can He is David Ernster, 14, Cal- ned from Enrollment will be necessary. —Farm shop class, high school. gram at the University of Min- Service is in position to take be reduced, however, by fre- you may apply for indemnity payments at your ASCS county Clinic attendance is limited to Friday, Jan. 8 nesota 15 years ago, will retire edonia, who represented Dis- your office for full information . on another application . The ?|uent turnover of food in the trict 7. He received a $25 office. Check with ASCS participants who plan to attend WYATTVILLE Minn., 10 a.m. from his duties today. reezer. B-eef imports were down more than 20 percent from last year's , . earliest opportunity for this is savings bond. all six meetings. Those inter- —NFO educational . seminar on His retirement comes at the in December 1965. Many of the questions on cost level, says the USDA. Meat imports from Ireland were slash- ested should register at the end of 37 years on the staff of of buying a side or quarter of The winners and the runners- ed 61 percent while imports from Australia were down 12 successful bargaining in agri- [h Directors of the watershed up in the junior county extension office, White- culture, ballroom. University. He taught 16 will meet at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday beef for the freezer are answer- and senior di- percent. hall. vears at the West Central School ed in a University of Minnesota vision will present their talks at at Ettrick Community Hall, the annual meeting and Experiment Station in Mor- Schansberg said . Agricultural Extension Service of the Min- ris and served six years as as- fact sheet, "Beef for the Freez- nesota Association of Soil and Trempealeau Co. Water Conservation Test Check Made sistant state 4-H club leader. er," available free from Bul- Districts. was appointed exten- letin Room , Institute of Agri- Dairy Schools Begin Hornemakers Set Since he University of Minne- On Trempealeau sion farm safety specialist in Farm Courses culture, 1949, Prickett has been working sota, St. Paul. Electric Co-ops DHIA Results Training Sessions with individual farmers , coun- Soon at St. Charles WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) ty extension agents, farm and WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) —Trempealeau County Home- civic organizations and the state Set at Caledonia LEWISTON, Minn. - A series trol will be the topics of a third —Trempealeau County farmers informational meeting with uni- makers have been advised by and county safety councils in an CALEDONIA, Minn—A weld- ot four "Winter Dairy Schools" taking advantage of the testing accidents Buffalo County To Name Queen have been scheduled for in- versity extension specialists Mrs. Eileen Layton, county effort to reduce farm ing course for farmers and oth- ARCADIA, Wis. (SpeciaD- program offered by the Trem- home economics agent, that by bringing more safety into ag- er interested persons will begin terested Winona and Olmsted Vernal Pachard and William pealeau DHIA have been assur- Entries are now being accept- Mudge in charge. January training meetings will riculture. at 1: 30 p.m. Monday in the voca- County dairymen during Janu- ed by Peter Bieri , county The constant objective of the ed for the 1965 Miss Trempea- ary, says Oliver Strand, Wino- Final topic will be dairy hous- be on "Older Age-A Continuing tional agriculture department cf leiu Rural agent, that the tests are ac- extension safety program is to Fair Shows Electrification con- na County agent. ing for cattle of all ages. Discus- curate. Challenge for Everyone." Caledonia, High School. The test , says Gordon Meistad , man- The schedule of meetings, all create a safety consciousness classes will meet every Monday, The sessions will start at 10 sion will include free stall hous- To insure that farmers get ac- among rural people in the state, ager of the Trempealeau Elec- a.iv. next Thursday at ing, loose housing and conven- , to begin at 1:15 p.m., is Mon- Wednesday and Friday for 10 tric Cooperative here. the curate DHIA butterfat tests ex- day, Osseo City Hail, Osseo and Prickett says. And he feels that sessions. American Legion Club base- tional housing systems. At this tension diarymen bring 12 sam- Any girl between the ages of Strum centers; Wednesday, Minnesota termers and farm The course is sponsored by the Small Profit ment at St. Charles. Other ses- meeting Dr. Williams will dis- ples and have the local techni- workers are becoming increas- , - The Buffalo 16 and 20. whose parents are sions will be Jan. 14 cuss calf raising in detail, cov- basement of courthouse, "White- board of education. ALMA Wis. , 21 and 28. cians test each of the samples, hall, Arcadia , Blair anci White- ingly more safety-conscious. County Fair showed a profit of members of the cooperative , is Sessions will continue through 3 ering nutrition , diseases and then submit the tests report to The first farm shop class, con- eligible to enter the local con- hall centers; Thursday, Center- As evidence he points to the dueled by the agriculture de- $469 during 1964 operations, it p. no. vith a lunch break at general management. Madison. The tests submitted notable drop in total number of " was revealed at the fair associ- test. noon. ville Town Hall, Arcadia and partment, will start at 7:30 p.m. A registration fee will be were exactly the same as the Centerville Centers, and Friday, farm work fatalities reported ¦Tuesday. A total of 10 meetings ation's annual meeting. The winner serves as official charged to cover the cost of ed- official tests made by the ex- annually. There were 48 report- Total receipts were $11,347 hostess for the cooperative f or ONE MEETING will cover lounge of Galesville Bank, Gale- will be held, on Tuesday and ucations! materia! and meeting tension dairymen. Mrs. Sidney Ettrick center. ed last year, compared with which included $2,000 county aid one year -and receives an ex- dairy nutrition in detail with room. Any dairyman interested Borreson is county lab techni- Thursday evenings. The course Dr. Cole, head of the dairy de- more than 60 in 1949. The num- is open to all young men who and $3,828 of state aid towards pense-paid trip to Madison to should contact the extension of- cian. ber dropped to 41 in 1959, but partial payment of 4-8 premi- represent her home cooperative partment, and Ralph Wayne, ex- fice at Lewiston or adult vo-ag SPRING GROVE JAYCEES are out of high school. There is tension dairyman providing the rose again in 1960. Prickett ex- no advance registration. ums. in the state contest in March. instructor Howard Johnson at SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- plains this rise to be partly due ¦ Total expenses were $10,883 The state winner will compete information. St. Charles before next Thurs- ,308 paid for 4 Area Residents cial) — The Jaycees will have to a combination of bad weath- which included $5 in the national contest at Las Another meeting will deal day. Olmsted County farmers an important meeting Monday MEETING ON CHEMICALS 4-H premiums. The profit add- , er and a late season that year. Vegas Nev. with principles and problems of may register with Richard Rad- Named as ADA night in the telephone building. "While it is true that the farm ROCHESTER , Minn. - Uni- ed to the 1963 balance of $1,604 Girls who wish to enter the lo- dairy breeding and inheritance , way, Olmsted County agent, at ¦ leaves $2,147 on hand. physiology of population has decreased over versity of Minnesota extension cal contest should contact the reproduction, and Rochester. District SPRING GROVE PICKUP the past 15 years," Prickett ex- specialists will conduct a se- George Jackson, Mondovi , Trempealeau Electric Co- selection. Delegates was re-elected president. Direc- SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- plains, "it is also true that the ries of information meetings for operative office. The new local Quality milk production , prin- ARCADIA, Wis. — Four area ) agricultural chemical dealers tors re-elected include Irvin queen , people have been nominated as cial — Village employes will number of farm power machines to succeed Ann Marie ciples of efficient milking pro- collect Christmas trees Jan. 12. — the major cause of farm Monday at the Holiday Inn at Accola and Francis Dilier , Mon- Thompson , will be named Feb. cedure, delegates for the District 6 , and Ferd Balzer and Wil- bulk tank calibr ation Caledonian Wins They should be left near the deaths and injuries — has in- Rochester. The meeting will be dovi 17. and mastitis prevention and con- American Dairy Association from 4 to 9 p.m. liam Kammueller Jr., Fountain which will have its annual meet- garbage pickup stop by 10 a.m. creased considerably." City. ing here Jan. 19 at American Holdover officers and direc- Bond With Essay Lutheran Church. , Mondovi , tors are: Aspen Ede CALEDONIA, Minn. - David They include Arnold G. Han- vice president; John R. Bolling- son, Osseo ; Gerhardt iNilses- er, Cochrane, secretary-treasur- Preston Herd Leader Ernster of the Caledonia Cham- pion Racers 4-H Club will be tuen, Arcadia; Donald Schmitt, • NEW , LOW-COST er; Norman Myre, Arthur Fountain City , and Donald Stan- pulverizes Paulson , Jerry Ro ffler and Har- awarded a $25 Savings Bond at the State Soil Conservation Dis- ford , Blair, land Rongholt, Mondovi; Iner In Fillmore Co. DHIA They are among the 13 nomi- All-weather New Idea Flail spreader Bjorgo, Gilmanton ; Wilbert trict Supervisors Annual Confer- DARI-KOOL PRESTON , Minn. - Top herd in the Fillmore County ence in St. Paul Monday, ac- nated for ' the seven delegate Rohrer, Alma ; Rudy Christ , In- posts. dependence ; Roger Owen, Du- DHIA in November is owned by Eugene and Milo Broad- cording to Harlie Larson, soil pulverizes manure, spreads it uniformly "CHAMPION" rand; Archie Brovokl, Buffalo water, Preston, Unit 5. Their herd of 30 grade Holsteins aver- conservation agent. aged 50.1 pounds of butterfat. • NTS SMALL MILKHOUSES County agent , and O. J. Sohr- David placed first in the Area Blair Homemaker weide , county superintendent of High cow in the county is owned by Olaf & Arlen Sande, VII contest at Rochester with his from light top dressing to heavy spread. schools. Lanesboro, Unit 5. One of their grade Holsteins produced 125 Alternate Delegate pounds conservation speech entitled of butterfat. "Soil and Water Conservation- To Ireland Meeting Now in 130 and 160-bushel sizes. 16 weighted sharp- Top herds in the other units in terms of average butterfat How Will It Affect My Future ened steel hammers in unique "undershot" principle production : Arno Agrimson, Peterson , Unit 2, 49; Everett BLAIR , Wis. (Special ) - A , Recreation." Area winners were throw manure down, not up. Optional hydraulic end- Junfie Harmony, Unit 2 , 44.4, and Robert E. Ballinger , Stew- entered in the state contest spon- Blair homemaker has been Clinics artvillc . Unit 4 , 4!).(i. named as alternate delegate to gate. Full year guarantee. 5 Soil County report :i sored by the State Soil Conser- vation Women's Auxiliary. Mrs. the Associated Country Women UNIT 2 Clarence Rikens is Houston of the World at its triennial TOP FIVE HERDS meeting in Dublin , Ireland , in No. No. —Avg. Lbti.- County auxiliary chairman. Alma September 1965. sr . ¦s at Brard Cows Dry Milk ^>^§^93V9fl ^ Slated BF ^ ^ ¦ ^ j ^P^P^P^^Pjp^^P^B^FB^BJ Arnr Aorimum, Pulerion H 38 ; 1.J68 41.Q She is Mrs. Rudolph Anderson , ALMA , Wis. - The 10615 profit- Arinlp. 'i ,md l.ylc nrermiw;r, Peterson . U so b 1, 411 A(.9 who is past state treasurer of able soil management clinics Contact HA MCV IO I F'Blor.-ion I, 43 1 1,403 411.J Slyrk Ta y lor Hioh Class the organization and a member are scheduled Jan. 11, 18 and 25 libcrg, Rushford . H 2P B 1,041 3«,7 John Z . Smith, Hnrmony H 32 J 1,15? Ai.i of a Trempealeau County home- and Fob. 1. TOP FIVE COWS To Hear Tri-State makers club. They will be hS ^D^9^SHklS&s ^H They will feature the lat est in- Coniii.f Hnlk'vio. I' l'lonon II 3,570 99 TAYLOR , Wis. (Special) — better than any oilier method of tcini .nl Hrtllrvlo, t'el.Ti.xi H 1,160 delegate U> the meeting. The s^M'llla/ffigfe^ formation on profitable .soil *» Wallace E. Erickson, technical cooling milk. Noniiflii Clkcn, Peterson II 7 ,710 «3 delegate who has been named manngemont for Ihiffnlo County UNIT REPORT; m cows on last; jivernai" «^0 pounds ol milk ; 3.4 nianaRcr of Tri-State Breeders pticenl test , unci 2AA pnunil', ol huflrrtnl. Cooperative , will speak to the to attend the meeting is Mrs . al ^^^^^ s^i^s^^^ c? ^^^ til4t4ive( ft farmers. William Kitzrow , state presi- HH ^^ I ACCURATE BUTTERFAT PAY- Advance enrollments for this UNIT II Taylor High School adult farm- 6l wl 'dm0ls\ TOP FIVE HERDS er class ot 8 p.m. Jan. 14. dent. J WENT — "With fast ice-water series of meetings is recom- ( verctl Jiin{|« , Hmnwiny .. GH SI 7 I.J1.1 41 t His program is entitled "Man- where bold n&w ideas pay off cooling there' s no churned or mended. Those interested are to I' untii (.trhln R, Son, Harmony . .. OH 4« 1 934 39.0 KULLOGd PATIKNT /&&aW//kfMkJi Rolfintl Grnllinn, Spring Valley GH »A J 1.130 39.0 agement — The Key to Good the. butter- call or write the county exten- KELLOGG , Minn. (SpeciaD- for profit - mindod farmers ^^^JJUM IBP frozen milk lo lowrr Htifjrnri flnrl .In ry Schixwd. I'rosfnn RH 70 1 1,035 36.0 Breeding Results. " He also wil l fat test and cost you money. sion office at Alma. Kcnnrrlli Sf.hfieyrl, Preston GH 21 5 971 3.V 3 Mlss Margaret McDonough was Some subjects to be included : TOP KIVE COWS answer questions on artificia l admitted lo St. Elizabeth' s Hos- Jan. 11—Soils of the county, t: verctl Jiing.u, llrtrmony GH 2.310 104 insemination of swine. Colored pital , Wabasha , EMERGENCY MILK COO LING soil and wnter conservation , pro- Kenwlli l.ihoevrl, Preston ... GH 1.180 92 slides will be shown. * l.vcrrl) Jung*, Harmon y — .. GH hVO M Marvin Nelson, vocational ag- ON PROGRAM — The largo reserve ico-bank duction yields; Jan. 18 -Tillage Harold »nd Pmil SlhVtlnk, Urns Springs i lnr| Vfllley . . RACtt 2 4 4 1,044 ,V ,3 Wisconsint - Trempealea u Country u counselors from the TOP FIVE COWS 35 Trempea lea u Co. Mimicflota-lowa area . Guernsey Breeders B, G. Will nnd Jnrtifs liv M. S pring ValMy RH 2,010 IP* Cieorns (ind fcnrl ILilllnger, Spring V«ll«y GH 2.310 104 Youths Graduated birds; f. tirl H.msfii. Jurist Kopp, Hlcharxl Avery Vrlnc, Hutme f>A 2,120 (B Mfiuiier, Bruro Plrkfrlno, Onrleno To Meet af Blair Gfo.-0« Enrl B»lllivj»r, Spring: Valley GH 2,180 94 From »nd 4-H Program Schlndlor »nd Kslfirr Settle, Cnltdonla G. H Will nnd J«mei l«M«t , Spring Valley .... GH 2,730 V Ttiriltv MVoiki'rs. ^^c - WHITEHALL . Wis . (Special) UNI I HI.PORT; H5 i ia>n Young. 1 (Ikes Cmileei rhsrlo Hnstnd, I/Osllo Peckhnnrf, secretary of TOP FIVE 0OW9 members who 'will be 19 before I iiici llfiniori, Slevr Moll. Ononis John Arloa lis rmslxiro OH 3.JWJ 111 MI ant) tidmundson, the Wisconsin Guernsey Breed- Oitf Sonifn .ind Friday and h«ve successfull y son, (niM A * Hona M & Dairy Supply Oltf ' Iftnrio nwl Arlen, I nrnshoro OH 2,140 M Platoii I ly«ri; ers Association, and GeorRe GH 2,100 Ml IJIU S5S E«» 4th St. .VllWr nrolhers. Wlmlts n completed 4-1-1 club work. Re- (llcrifird O . Alltn Siliorbshn «i»il F. A. KRAUSE CO. Chamber, , national fleldmun, 01*1 Sande oii'l Arlen, l. nnfthnro ., OH 3.J70 14 Jfimcs Schortifihn, I'lke I' sp Ups; tylv»(i * OH 3.330 U ceiving graduation <:crli(lcuten Sus»n Jnlinion "Breoiy Acren," E. of Winona, Mwy. 14-61 Phont* 5>155 $532 Erle/i Amlfr.irn, Morniony hnlil, Citiato Kvarsori, Phona will discuss on national end UNIT RliPORIi I3S town on Kit; »vir«j«i~l<4 pounds o( mllHi 3.43 were: find Slioron tVrhniistiirg, lunnysld* Chrsr state activities. percent lost, *nd MM pounds ol butterfat. Kenneth ("itniler*. Arrnilln Huminln

e l ll J 1 , , — - — .. .——...— . .„....,,.~», .. ~.„ .. ,— . .„...... —.-.m.-,...... ^^^ . -^^^ -^^^^ — — a— M-amw rB^arei w^^^ -^^ -- ' I N I I Warriors Fall to Beloit in Tournament Championship Carroll 75-63. ' - loit ahead 63-flO the going got and Wooley sank the shot. Sec- DAVE GOEDE, the S-8 War- fill had 15. I eton thumped By ROLLIE WI SSOW tion-packed 72-67 victory over copped the title on its home . 1 back in- Wooley Five Warriors hit in twin Winona State swings i Winona State. floor a year ago over C arleton. rough. Baskets by Phil onds later Stallings hit from rior captain, brought the crowd , Daily Newa Sports Writer figures! Anderson and Meisner to action Tuesday , hosting Man- The tournament, this year . and Bill Offill and a free throw underneath The crowd , strictly Carleton , and the score was to its feet with his patented squad with 13 each; kato State at Memorial Hall in , Minn. - Be- termed the Carleton Invitation- by Lloyd Smith increased the paced the NORTHTIELD partisan , dubbed coach Bob 69-67. twisting layups in the first half. had | the NIC opener. defend- al, concluded its second year of Beloit margin to 68-60 with 1:49 Gary Petersen and Stallings loit College successfully Campbell's Warriors its favor- The final :49 seconds saw Meisner received equal approv- in- existence Wednesday in the remaining. 11 and Goede sank ten. j Winona Stat* (47) Beloit (71) ed its title in the four-team ite in the title contest , even the Warriors gain possession of al with four long, arching jump- here Wed- beautiful Carleton Fieldhouse t* II pi tp f« M pi t» vitational tournament after the Warriors had clipped TIM ANDERSON' peppered in the ball twice and blow final ers in the half to spark the TWO WARRIORS landed fill) ac- before some 1,300 fans . Beloit Pttenen 4 I 111 Rudolph nesday night, eeking out an 84-79 in opening night a long jump shot for Winona chances to go ahead and win. Warriors to their halftime lead. berths on the all-tourney squad Andirion 4 I 1 13 Woolay I 1 a 11 the Carls a action. to bring the tally to 68-€2, and Smith sank a free throw and Only four players did the announced after the game, An- (toteniu J • 4 < Fawall • 0 0 Good* J o i i» Kelly a • a » The Warriors were in the a free throw by Tom Stallings Wooley scored from underneath scoring for Beloit in the game. derson and Goede made a for- Stallings 4 1 3 11 Smith • I i 11 DaBoer 1 » game until the final :49 seconds, ' with 1: 2R showing cut it by to produce the final margin. The big thorn was 6-3 Bob Ru- ward and guard position , re- Melltur * 1 1 " • • other slots were Warntr 1 0 0 5 Nimlk a a a a when they trailed 69-57 after another point. Anderson then The Warriors had dominated j dolph , -who sank 13 points in spectively. The Oltrcks 1 I 0 3 Olllll I 1 1H making the score fluctuate be- battered in a shot from undei the first half and led at the | the second half when Beloit filled by .Rick Chap and Emmett Gordon a a 1 a ! » II 4,7 — llTV^& tween one and two points the neath with :59 seconds left , mak- end of the period 38-33. Beloit ( needed them most. He finished Terwilliger of Carleton, and Ci Totals 11 10 11 71 majority of the contest. ing it 65-65 before Gary Peter- outscored Winona 39-29 in the with 21. Wooley and Smith col- Rudolph and Smith of Beloit. BELOIT « J»-» With 3:52 remaining and Be- sen was charged with a foul second half. lected 18 apiece, and Bill Of- In the consolation game, Carl- WINONA STATf »• >?—•'

r.>:- X :.y.: .:- v: *r<.:.:.:.:<;:-: ^^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : '-.:" ¦ "¦ .'¦*\./,W-.*-'.WW .,..".V.vM..v.... .V.' ...... -: .:•>.•.: < A¦ v&.' .v **-. :&.:¦??.•.- • • ttsMmmmmBx&zgmmmsmssstrm^^mmmmmmmsmsmma ; t|||P!5P0RTS THERE ARE SOME THINGS that cause head-sera telling Can Arkansas Extend Skein? without half trying. How about the City Basketball League results of Sunday night? First National Bank and Owl Motor Co. teams were Holds Five scheduled to meet each other. Neither team had enough players on hand. According to a league rule a team that is short of players Wolves Trying Consecutive must forfeit . So league officials gave both teams forfeits . Now comes the tricky part. Theoretically you can not have more wins than losses or vice versa in basketball stand- Shutout Wins ings. Nor can you have ties. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS We decided , along with the Park-Rec Department , that To Up Record Alabama is the No. 1 college the only thing to do was to give each team a loss. -So if you PASADENA , Calif, i .fl - ponents and allowed an av- football team in the country. 12 Thursday, Dec. 31, 1964 happen to he adding the win and loss columns in city basket- Arkansas, however, Michigan will be try ing to erage of 8.4 points a game. leads in WINONA DAILY NEWS ball , don't oecome discouraged if you keep getting a wrong extend its unbeaten Rose Oregon State (8-2) , ranked number of shutouts posted by answer. Bowl streak to four games eighth in the final Asso- teams in this week's bowl when it takes on Oregon ciated Press poll , limited games. FOR MOST PEOPLE• , losing• four fingers• oft a throwing State Friday in the 51st re- 10 foes to just nine points The Razorbacks, in fact, go hand in a farm accident would curtail any further sports newal of the football classic. a contest , although the into their Cotton Bow] clash Lakers Tumble activity. Michigan last appeared in Beavers did not score any with Nebraska Friday with a But such is not the case for Spring Grove's Jean Vesterse. this , the oldest of the bowl shutouts. string of five consecutive shut- Vesterse has only the thumb of his right hand remaining after games, in 1961 when it Michigan , which averaged outs. Nebraska, on the other downed California 14-*. 23 points a game, has the hand, blanked three opponents To 79ers by a bout with a comhusker a couple of years ago. The Wolverines ' two pre- edge offensivel y. The Wol- Now he is right back throwing a bowling ball with that in winning nine of 10 games. vious appearances en ded in verines gained 3,040 yards right thumb and the aid of a specially constructed glove to 40-0 victories — over Stan- in their nine games. 2,143 These two teams have more fit his ball. ford in the first Rose Bowl of them on the ground. combined shutouts to their cred- 117-115 Count Awkward? Jean doesn 't seem to think so. Two weeks ago game in 1902, and against Oregon State picked up it than any other pairing. Here's , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS he came up with a 590 series that was built on the strength Southern California in 1948. 2.688 yards, gaining 1,585 a rundown on the other bowls of a 223 game. Oregon State will be mak- yards on the ground and with all but the Gator , sched- i The losing coach says his He is averaging 167—quite a feat for someone they were ing its third appeara nce in another h083 in the air. uled f or Saturday, being played ! team threw it away. betting was through with the sport. the bowl, having split in its While Michigan has the Friday: The winning coach says his other two starts. The Beav- power runners in halfback Rose — Michigan , 8-1, team didn't get enough credit THE RUSSIAN HOCKEY• PLAYERS• • who closed their tour ers edged Duke 20-16 at Jim Detwiller and fullback blanked three opponents while for rebounding well and making in 1942 and Mel Anthony, and the great shots of the United States with six wins and two ties—one with the Durham , N.C., Oregon State, 8-2, is the only j . lost to Iowa 35-19 in 1957. speedster in halfback Carl Rochester Mustangs—were as good at cramming their stom- participant in a game this week j Whatever the reason , the Los OSU last played in z bowl Ward , the offense as a whole that failed to gain a shutout dur- ' Angeles Lakers. Western Divi- achs as filling the nets with pucks. game in 1962 when Terry revolves around All-America ing the regular season . sion leaders of the National Ever wonder what a 26-man Russian delegation might eat Baker scored the only touch- quarterback Bob Timber- Orange — Alabama, 1O-0 , kept I Basketball Association, wound for breakfast? Listen : Orange juice—enough per man to total down in a 6-0 triumph over lake. two teams from crossing the ! up on the short end of a 117-115 three gallons for the party; seven pounds of cold , sliced ham ; Villa nova in the Liberty Timberlake needs just 15 goal line, Texas, 9-1, three ; count in the second half of an club steaks, french fried potatoes; bread and butter; milk: tea. Bowl. yards in the game to set a . ; Sugar — Syracuse, 7-3, and NBA doubleheader Wednesday That was only breakfast. For dinner the group had juice , Friday's game shapes up Michigan total offense re- Louisiana State , 7-2-1, each held i night against the host Philadel- (club as a defensive struggle be- cord for one season . The ARM'S OK . . . Joe Namath, Un iversi ty of Alabama water, mineral water soda placed on the table in quart one opponent scoreless. phia 76ers. bottles), a meat appetizer (sliced ham and beef) , lettuce and tween two of the top 10 mark of 1,395 yards is cur- Lucious Jackson and Dave quarterback awl star passer, may have leg trouble but the teams in the nation. rently held by Bob Chap- Gator - Florida State. 8-2. tomato salad , thick vegetable soup, veal cutlets, french fries, ' Gambee led the 76ers with 24 . bandaged knee didn 't interfere with his arm action. He worked The fourth-ranked Wolver- puis, who played in the 1948 blanked four teams while Okla- string beans, baskets of fruit , bread ice cream with fruit points each , but it was Hal out with the squad , shaping up for the game against the Texas , ines (8-1 ) blanked three op- Rose Bowl. homa . 6-3-1, stopped two without cocktail topping. Greer's 20-foot "jump shot and Longhorns in the Orange Bowl Friday. (AP Photofax) a score. free throw in the last 66 seconds Yet they weren't too full to skate at night . Arkansas, ranked No. 2 in the which gave Philadelphia the j It makes you wonder what a Russian Christmas (if they GOPHERS FALL TO IOWA final Associated Press poll , I J come-from-behind win. St. Mary's Graders Sports Scores observed Christinas) dinner would look like? didn 't allow a point after it In the opener of the twinbill , edged Texas, last year's nation- j NBA | the New York Knicks, with Clobber Vikings ! WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS THERE ARE THOSE PEOPLE who become disgusted when al champion, 14-13. Before that : Johnny Green scoring 33 points, ! New York 11«, San Franclito 102. St. Mary's Grade School turn- 1 picked to lose by the Daily News' fearless prognosticator—the contest, only Tulsa and Jerry handed the San Francisco War- Philadelphia 117, Los Angelas IIS. ed a 39-18 halftime lea d into a BMlon 121, Baltimore 1U. Swami. But such is not the case with Canton, Minn , Rhome had scored more than riors their sixth straight loss, St. Louis 123, Detroit 120. cage 78-38 victory over Vikings Wed- coach John Gannon , who contributes a letter to today 's column. one touchdown against the Ra- i 118-102. despite Wilt Chamber- j FRIDAY'S GAMES Michigan Takes nesday night, Baltimore vs. Cincinnati at Cleveland. zorbacks. ' • I Iain s 41 points. San Francisco at New York, Kujala , Schollmeier and Rein- "With the Christmas break here , I felt it was necessary The Southwest Conference In other NBA action , the St. {' NHL champions swept through the Louis Hawks toppled the Detroit, hardts led the losers with Lica, for me to drop you o line. Necessary, because I must admit you j WEDNESDAY'S RESULT* ore m no small wau resoonsiblc f or our small success heiore last half of their season without, Pistons 125-120 for their second ; Featherstone, Wiltgen and Con- I Montreal 4 , Toronto 3. FRIDAY'S GAME! Christmas giving up a point to Wichita ,., straight victory under their new ! way scoring in double figures ' Toronto at Boston. "For example , -with about 10 seconds re- Semifinal Victory Te:ias AfcM , Rice, Southern i coach , Richie Guerin , ' for St. Mary s. I New York at Chicago. Methodist and Texas Tech. j maining Friday night (Dec. Ii) Don Fay drop- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS victory over Cincinnati on a ped in a jree throw. The game was pretty They finished with a 10-O record. ' Bill Bradley, the Tiger in pair of free throws by Jerry Arkansas Coach Frank well decided by this point , bid the Canton Houston with two seconds re- bench came Princeton 's tank , almost put a Broyles isn 't too certain , olive like it had been the winning maining. point. Wh y '' Because this basket wrinkle in Michigan 's record . though , that his team can ex- put its ahead At Los Angeles , UCLA had by 1.1 paints wh ich was rractly But if there 's one thing the All- tend its streak through another Exclusively on what Sirami little difficulty subduing Utah KWNO had p icked us to lose it by. Amcrica, Ol ympian and Rhodes game. His concern sterns from ' but third-ranked Minnesota lost 'The Friday prior to this had been Scholar can ' t do . it's ho ld off the Nebraska's unbalanced line fea- p retty to Iow a 76-74 in the third-place m uch the same type of tiling, due In an arti- nation 's top-ranked basketbal l turing a sp lit end. game on Gary Olseon 's two free cle in the Thursday Da ily News which men- team from a spot on the bench . ''We haven 't faced an unbal- throws with three seconds left. tioned Peterso n would art a break when it And that was where Bradley anced line this year , and I don' t The Bruins , meanwhile, rode came to Canton for a game that night. The was Wednesday night as Michi- know what my boys will do Keith Erickson 's 20-point effort victory in 7C-74 sneaker i had been our first or the season , but gan outscored Princeton 17-1 in against it ," Broyles said. "We'll BASKETBALL! to their ninth consecutive victo- all you could hmr in Ih.e locker room was: We ga ve them a the last V •_ have to adjust or we're sunk." > minutes and ry and handed the Utes thei r Qk break all ri ht. g preserved its .No. 1 ranking with In the Orange Bowl , mean- "I ' first defeat in 11 games. post Swa mi s prrrfic/ tOMS and hrj orr-yarne coruvi cuts on an HU-78 victory over the Tigers while , Coach Paul Bryant of the bulletin boa rd each FOLLOW THE Pr^||| momma, before n game and it serres in the semifinals of the Holiday The San Francisco Dons, who Alabama isn 't pessimistic about " me belter than n. ' (1 Knutr Roekne pre-gome pep talk m getting Festival Basketball Tournament his team 's chances despite inju- my boys up. had lost only to a service team at New York . previously, built a 49-33 halftime. ries to quarterbacks Joe Na- " ."Vo innlic c tclinlci:rt ' is intende d tins letter lie. BOUNCING BALL hi/ -case wr lead before Santa Clara battled mnth and Steve Sloan. " J i U§ appreciate the coverage your paper n//orris our conferen ce II was wiiidup night g am! for HI back , taking the lead 72-71 on ' We 're not a one-man team, "' , cur district . And j/ y 0ur pre game comments anger my hm major tournaments as the an- t s Rich Levitt's layup with 37 sec- Bryant said after Namath test- enoug h In help them rrnli:e their potential , more powe r to you nual holiday frenzy re ached its onds left , Erwin Mueller of San ed his bud right knee for 20 AT 12-3-OH RADIO jjg KF.F.r vr niF. coon WORK ." peak on a clay-long program Francisco led the scorers with minute.s and Sloan led the team fl that ended with fourth-ranked ^k 27 points while Eric Paulson through a 70-minute drill despite son , UCLA whipping Utah 104-74 for Skill/ . John Caldwell and topped Santa Clara with 20 . a ligament tenr in his right FOR COMPLETE Holiihf tr one each. the champ ionship in the Los knee. H,MM> Kut of all the tournaments , East Nips Weil I 'liurk Angeles Classic and unheralded All of the games, including Olson niitdr -Jii slops the one with the weirdest w ind- for Kast . Itogor ll,irkne.- Santa Clara annexing t lie WCAC Saturda\ 's Ka.st-West encoun- >s L'O for up in Ibis day of lOfl-point BASK ETBALL COVERAGE West. crown by downing fifth-ranked ter, will be televised nationally, games was at Portland, Ore., In Overtime ¦ San Fniiici.M'o 73-71 at S;m .lose , NBC has the Sugar Bowl at 2 wtl '^^k where Oregon State held Ten- Calif . p.m , KST., the Rose Bowl In Midget Hnckex League nr- nessee to eight points in the first at 5 ALL THRU THE SEASON. t ion Nelson Re-elected Hut I lie spot lig ht was on New p.m . and the Orange at 8 p.m. at Athletic Park Wednes- by half and ended the Vols unbeat- day, Kast squecy.ed York' s Madison Square (larden , The Cotton Rowl goes on CRS at f Q^h nut ;t !)-!! en siring at sev en with a 411-27 overt imp victory over West , Lanesboro Sportsmen where a standing-room - only 2 p.m. AIU' has the Gator Rowl Kd victory in the final of the Far Prtschell scoring the deciding crowd nf 18 ,4 elected cient arena to see the individual F.ast-Wesl start s nt 5 p.m. on defensive play. president of the duel between Itnidlev nnd Miclt- NBC. L;inp sl>< ii '<> ¦ The two tpjtni 1- will meet Sportsmen ' s Clnli Arl innl Kl;t;nl ignn ' .s jumpin g jack , fa.'.zi* I np.'nn Saturday idlernoon nt 2 was chosen v ice pi'esii leiil and Russell Twins to Speak Winona High vs, La Crosse Central p.m at Kast Recreation Kink Cliffo rd Thoen . secret a ry-treas- l'"or 15 minutes ami 111 sec- Badgers Topple iff ip Ys^imw Fetsdiell wns the hi f> sine urer. onds , however, Rr;ullr\ wasn 't At Wa basha Fete ; ouldiielnig Russell. He was out • ffrorinp .seven RO I 1S for the win- The club ii pprtiM 'd app l y ing WAR ASH A , Minn Three ners. John dueling Michigan lie had Hrandes and Sieve for permission from | he slate In Title Game representatives of the Minnesot a Slrclnvv each one. 5(10 , scored 41 points , taken down Rot lo nose pheasant- to in- i AP) Twins will be RIIPS I speakers nine rebounds , collected HONOLULU - The hall- I.re Kan/ and M OITIMHI each crease the name bird population foil r nt the American Legion father pot two , assist s nnd held the in;in hawking Marines , led by guards fj oals for West (lilhert- of Fillmore County he was nnd son liasebiill hnnquet at St. guarding, Rilly Connolly and Jim Mullen , Oliver Harden , lo one Felix auditoriu m here- Jan. fl Tues., Jan. 5 point And I' nncelnn led 7.', (',:!, defeated Wisconsin fifl-fi;! and ^li p^^ i i won the championship Wednes- at T p ni. Zoilo Versalle- s Winona State vs. Mankalo State «! Then llrndlcv toute d mil. day night in the Hninbow ('las- . shortstop. Bill iffipl f v Vll^r Daley , pitcher , and Don In the ne\t I miniil ev- and ,17 sie Uasketball Tournament . Cnssi- tly, promotion direct or , seconds , Bradley ' s fantastic Connolly scored 22 points . will J^ .speak for the baseball mm chili The w tme mail eifoi't was wiped out Mullen who played col lege ball Legion Auxiliar y will serve the hy the smooth Mich igan ma- at llelmont Abbey hit for 19. ham dinner. chine A stea l b\ .lohsi Thomp- Mullen is the only player in son and a lnvup tied I he scor e Marine starting lineup with col- tmaJBBL*7II-7H with .'111 seconds led and lege experience. Rut the power- Wed., Jan. 6 |^| then M ichigan regaine-d the bu ll ful Murines had an 11!- 1 record , MOTORCYCLE ffijfr "~ nil St. Mary 's vs. Concordia i * • ALSO • an ollciisi vc foul It \ I' rince- including a win over nationally &: h §W&f I (Hi ranked University nf San Fran- • REPAIRS •Winona " ' ^ The Wol verines si;died and cisco. Paul Morenz led Wiscon- CJ^v * CAry Leslie • 'r&TwR pTfl0qP I sel up a (ilia I shot by Russel l , sin scoring with 14 points, • PARTS AIHeR WOSe who arched a luiig jumper from Cal State defeated Subpur fill- • SERVIC E Guam CATM r l the corner that flicked throug h 7R in the third place game. the cords with Ihnv .second s STARTS TONITE ALL IN COLOR led John i Money llus.sell, who , ' R0BB BROS, iJ j L Hitssell . who si4 nona High and John Nott «( kids as poesibU Saturday," 6-4." the tallest and most talented "I just don't know how Smashes 633 Als Chal 193 4 Jns k L 6834 parochial Cotter hope to celebrate the saya the coach. "We'll prob- Kenney will go with his . us- squads in state we're going to combat that Amrada RS^i Kn'ct 90% ably be a little rusty." ranks. Am Cn 427 « Lrld 42 Rally on Last New Year's arrival a bit late ual starting five, Gary Adding- height , " he worried out loud. Kenney viewed the Red ton and Don Hamilton at the Leading the pack is e>7 Dave Am M&F 18Vi top Hon 120% y«ar — a day late in tha "We just don't have it like For Topper this Raiders in action Wednesday guards, Larry Larson and Bill Lobb, a senior center, who de- Am Mt W H Mn MM 55«ti form of victory celebrations night Ln their 57-81 win vested the Ramblers in the they do. I don't anticipate Ken Donahue , competing for ATfcT 67?„ Mn & Ont .Wi over Squires at forwards , and John l following Saturday night arch-rival Aquinas. Brandt at center. semi-finals of the state tour- changing my starting lineup Springer Signs in the Commer- Am Tb 33 2 Mn P&L 52^ Day of 1964 games. "They didn't nament last spring and who, any, but we may have to do cial League at Hal-Rod Lanes, Ancda 523 4 Mn Chm 86 NEW YORK (AP)-The look too good Austin Pacelli is the state's stock Both will be on home courts for a half , " reportedly is, even better this something with the height paced city kegiers Tuesday Arch Dn 35"i. Mon Dak 40M* market's "traditional yearefld tells Kenney, with a s Saturday, the Hawks against "they were down No. 1 Catholic power year. problem. night. Armc St 64 Mn Wd 39»i rally" became a fact today as by about perfect 8-0 slate and rumbles 5 * s rangy La Crosse Central ten in the third quarter and "As tar as I know , they Donahue smashed a 633 error- Armour 52 « Nt Dy 8fi stocks advanced on a braid in a non-conference into the Rambler gym seeing The Lobb name will provide aren't a running ball club. All Avco Cp 21' 4 N Am Av 5454 outfit bat- finally had to pull her out. Ramb- less series to lead the Signmen front in active trading. and the Ramblers against red. double trouble for the I know is that we've beaten icked up Beth Stl 35' 4 Nr N Ga 58V4 tle, "They 're big and aggressive year as Dave's to 987. Dave Ties p r Gains in the averages by mid- rangier Austin Pacelli at St. Cotter has beaten the Sham- lers this them in the past h/re and 'g Skelly and Speltz Bng Air 69 g Nor Pac 52 around the boards. They run younger brother Mike at 6-4 232 for Orv day put them well ahead of Stan's. Both games start at the zone press , and they 'll rocks at home for the past they'll be coming in roaring Texaco waxed 2,879. Brswk 9' t No St Pw 40 their level of a week ago—thus 8 p.m. three or four years, accord- is also in the starting line. mad." Ctr Tr 41 3 8 Nw Air 83li try .and chase us and make out the Pacelli In the Retail League at Hal- r maintaining the usual tread for For Kenney , the problem ) ing to Nett , whose Ramblers Rounding Barring last minute chang- Ch MSPP 28-'R Nw Bk 4fi prices to be us throw it (the ball away. five Is 6-0 forward Rod , Ed Kauphusman was 3 higher on N«w will be to smooth out the possess a 5-3 mark. So Nett starting es, Nett will go with his son C&NW 57 /«. Penney 67^ Year's Eve than "We can match 'em in Ray Halverson , 6-4 Torn Rock- leveling 227-619 for Wa rner & 7 on Chrlatmts kinks which will probably hei epects Austin to oome in like John Jr., Chuck Kulas, Dan Chrysler 61 •i Pepsi 59 « Eve. ght pretty well ," continued ers and 8-0 Dave Wlstricill. Swasey Hopto while Behrens show up after the Christmas Kenney. the north wind. Pelowsk i , Bob Allaire and Ct Svc 79Vi Phil Pet 53' 4 Key stocks rose from frac- "It all depends who and Dom's IGA were collecting 7,, break . they start. Their front line The Shamrocks bring with Nett realizes his assign- Bill Browne. 992s and Behrens 2,910. Ben Cm Ed 54 Plsby 76' 4 tions to well over a point, Cn Cl S3 Plrd mU Schneider came up with 577 Cn Can 50 Pr Oil 5fi 3 i On tht last day of 19*4, the errorless. Cnt Oil 77 RCA 34> « market continued its raJly of In the Sunsetters League at CntI D 55 Rd Owl 2fi s Wednesday with one ' i outstand- Westgate, Helen Selke s o37 for Deere 45 3 k Rp Stl 42 r, .) ing exception — gold-mining Asco, Inc., was high for the Douglas 29' 4 Rex Drug 57 1 » stocks declined. RETAIL women . Her team smashed Hel-Rod W. L. Points Dow .Chm 763a Rey Too 39 The Associated Press average lenreiH . 1» J l» 2,608 . Eleanor Kleist rapped 19C 7-4 du Pont 241 Sears Roe 1W4 of 60 stocks at noon was up 1.6 Redmen Skaters Tumble Federal Cekat n « H for Boland Manufacturing and Dern's IOA ll 17 14 East Kod 139-% Shell Oil 59> 4 at 324.2 with 3 industrials up 3.3, Wit Heete le I i< Goltz Pharmacy came up with Ford Mot 54 -« Sinclair 57 rails up .4 and utilities up .3. It. Claire 9 9 n 899. Gen Elec 92' n Socony 927/« Play Finest line's k*r - 1* » 11 Sp The Dow Jones industrial av- Mehlke Oo-Nvti $ 10 - 11 WINONA AC: Ace — Mike Gen Fds SO-^ Rand J 4 erage at noon was up 7.02 at Basketball Iportemin't Tap • 1* H Gostomski rattled 598 tor Wi- Gen Mills 47 3 4 St Brnds 79H Bruce Mound Meln r»v«rn 7 11 10 ' 875.71. Winter BTF 7 11 10 nona Heating Co.. while Clem Gen Mot 98 St Oil C'al 73 As the golds retreated , Home- Bub' s .. .. » 17 • Rozek was leading Jerry ' s Gen Tel 37> 8 St Oil Ind 42': 8 Game Against Fintke Body Shop I 1J ' e stake sank about 2. alon g with Scores Plumbers to 2 ,813 with his 216. Gillette 30' « St Oil N.J 90 COMMERCIAL American-South African Invest- TOUIN*MIHT> Goodrich 57:;4 Swft & Co 57 1 Hil Red W. L. Schmidt's tagged 988 . 2 ment. Dome Mines fell nearly a MARIL TOURNIY- Sunshine Cale 14 4 Majorette—Ed Phillips swept Goodyear 45' 4 Texaco 877 « Sports Area Open Lanesboro 45 Preston it (champion- Winona Rue Cleaning 13 S point. ship); Ruihford 84 Mabel 73 (eonse- team honors with 836-2,463. Gould Bat 37',2 Texas Ins 94' - Roughest Foe Sam's Direct Service 11 7 5 l * Prices were generally MERRILLAN , Wis. - Bruce zero .or colder to make snow. laflpti). Orv 's Skelly ... 10 I Sharon Schubert dumped 18(3 Gt No Ry 57 « Un Pac 42 4 higher Mound Winter Sports area three Ski elevations are 80 feet for CARLBTON TOURNEr— ST. PAUL , Minn. - Keith Springer Slqns 10 I Gryhnd 22' U S Rub 62 in active trading on the Ameri- Beloil 73, Winona Stale 47 (cham- Bub's Filsen 10 I and Bernie Revoir 442 for Super * can Stock Exchange. miles east of Merrillan on High- beginners, 150 feet for inter- plonshlpli Cirleton 7J, Carroll i3 Hanzel stopped to chuckle Wed- Speltz Texaco I 10 Saver. Gulf Oil 58>2 U S Steel 5F*. way 95, one of the leading win- mediates, f eet f or (consolation). nesday be/ore his St. Mary's Clfiee Service 7 11 Homestk z Corporate bonds were and 33© ex- FALLS TOUBNBY- WESTGATE BOWL : Mixers- 53' « Westg El 4V mixed. CANNON hockey team left for the Twin Schllh Beer 7 11 U.S. government bonds ter sports areas %West Central perts. All three hills have elec- Goodhue 43, Apple-ton SI (champion- Toye-Kramer Plumbinj ... 4 9 Larry Donahue and Pat Foster IB Mach 410* 4 Wlworth 27->* de- Wisconsin, has opened again. tric power tows. A ski instruc- ship); Cannon Faalla 41, Milan Si Cities and a game with the Uni- McNally Builders. 4 12 Int Harv 75s-i Yg S & T 46 \\ clined. (consolation). versity of Manitoba at Aldrich Pappv's 3 U creamed 190 and 501 for Golden With the help of a snowmobile tor has been hired and classes PLAINVIEW OOUBLEHIAOER — SUNSETTERS Brand with Marigold Dairies Wabasha 44 , lainvlaw 47, Arena here. to groom the hills, skiing is are conducted every Saturday Westgate W. L. tapping 898-2.622. WINONA MARKETS considered excellent. morning. Private instructions it. Charlas 10, Liwlston 31. "You s:;w what they did to Asco, Inc. :.... 3J 19 LIVESTOCK ¦ANOOR OOUBLIHEADBR- Mert't Mtrktt 33 11 Working Girls — Sharon Fak- Swift & Onalatka Luthtr It, Cashton II. the University (the Gophers fell Schlitj Beer 33 !3 SOUTH ST . PAUL, Minn. <*)-(USDA> Company Clark County purchased 200 are given by appointment. Suylnj heuri ire from 8 ¦anaor 47, flrookwood 41. 9-5 Tuesday night) , " he said. Boland Mfg 34 38 Ier led Gutter Dusters to 1 ,519 — Cattle 2,500; calves 500 ; slaughter a.m. tt 4 At a modem shop in the base- DEI p.m. Monday through Friday acres of land in 1960 and began COLLE Colli Pharmacy — 34 18 with her 177-457. Hi-Pockets steers and heilers generally steady; There) ECAC HOLIDAY FESTIVAL— "We 'll go up there with nothing good and below rather slow ; cows aria will be no cal) marke-«i during developing the area. A snow ment of Listemann Lodge, ski- Mankato Bar ii 18 tumbled 528 . the winter months on Fridays. Semifinals to lose and everything to gain." Jordan's . 35 19 bulls steady; vealers 1.00-3.00 lower; ris- These machine was purchased by the ing equipment, skis, boots, poles Michigan 10 Princeton 71. ouotationi apply at to noon When Hanzel arrived home at Sunbeam Sweets 13 41 id sorting; slaughter calves weak 10 today. and apparel and toboggans may St. John's U, Cincinnati 44. WESTOATI MIXERS $1,00 lower; feeders scarce ; slaughtir Clark County Forest & Parks SHI P S All livestock arriving after closing CHAMPIO M 2 a.m. this morning, he was Westgate W. L. steers low lo hig h choice 990 lbs 2^.00; time will department to make snow. The be rented or purchased. LOS ANGELES CLASSIC- average choice 1,050 ,200 23.50-23.75; bt properly cared for, weighed still chuckling. Goldwifiners 3 0 Wait a Minute! 1 lbs and priced the following UCLA 104, Utah 74. choice 950-1,200 lbs 22.75-23.35; mlxad morning. temperature must be 15 above The toboggan slide has a 130- Deluxe Beauty Shop 3 1 H«gs Iowa 74, Minnesota 74 (third place). Marigold Dalrle-s 3 1 high good and choice 22.00-22.73; flood foot drop , 700 feet of track , HIS TEAM had nlaved Its best Top butchers, 190-230 lbs . U.M-le.OO WCAC- Millstraamers 3 1 This Basketball 20.00-22.00; high choice and prime U17 Top sows metal side walls, and an addi- Santa Clara 73, San Francisco 71. 22.50; 12.85-13.25 game ever , against the strongest Ootden Brand 1 3 lb heifers choice 21.75-22.25; mix- Cattle San Jose J*, Pacific Si (third place). Merchants Bank 1 2 ed good and choice 21.25-21.50; good 18 .50 tional 400 feet of sliding area opponent the Redmen have ever The cattle market: All dusts 2! eenfi FAR WEST CLASSIC— United Build ng Cente r ... 1 2 Score 690-673? to 21.O0 ; utility and commercial cows higher. beyond the track. Oregon State 48, Tennessee 17. faced. 13.00-U.OO; utility and commercial bulls Von Prohr Drug I 3 High choice .. . . ,., ,22.75 Oregon 83, Northwestern 74 (thirdJ. WORKING 6IRLS ASHEVILLE, N.C. . drew first blood. It was 4-2 after Pleasant Valley 2 4 choice and prime 80-110 lb wooled slaugh- Grade A (lumbo) ., ,U Wake Forest si, Georgia 71 (third). Tipoff was at noon Wednesday in the second night play of the and was in use until the lodge two periods and three straight Warnken's 1 4 ter lambs 21.00-21 .50; soms 115 lbs 20.00; Grade A (large) 21 KODAK CLASSIC- ACE and all 10 starters stuck it out 119 lbs 19.50; 150 lbs 17.0O; good and Grade A (medium) 18 Plainview Holiday Doublehead- Navy 01 Rocheste r 41. Bison goals in the third pushed choice 70-65 lb? 20.OO-20.5O; choice and Grade A (small) was completed the following (third). Athletic Club W. L. until 9 p.m. A five-minute half- 12 er here Wednesday. year. The chalet type structure Fordham 43, Harvard 34 it out of reach . The Redmen re- Winona Heatinej i 1 fancy 60-80 lb feeder lambs 20.00-21.25. Grade B ,u OULF SOUTH CLASSIC- fused to give up, , Hamernlk't Bar 5 l time was held at 4:30 p.m. for Grade C .12 Wabasha win a 64-62 thriller was constructed with funds VMI 71, Arkansas 70. however scor- SeJimleJfi 4 3 V, Mississippi (third). the players to change shoes , furnished by the Marguerite Centenary *5 ing the final two goals for the Jerry's Plumbers 3 S Bay State Milling Company from host Plainview , while the LAWRENCE HOLIDAY— Merchants Bank 1 5 drink orange juice and eat a PRODUCE M, Lawrence 4.7. 7-4 final . No. 1 northern spring wheat . !.«» Saints clubbed Lewiston for Listemann Foundation. . St. Norbert Winona vets cab o 4 chocolate bar. No. i northern Northland 73, Milton 47 (third). BfiR PARADISE, ihe Red- NEW YORK (AP ) — (USDA) »pr»ng wheal .. 1.47 their second win of the year in The building is 20 by 60 feet , No. 3 northern spring wheat .... 1.»3 PAUL BUNYON- ' — Butter offerings adequate; No. 4 northern 11, Lincoln (Mo.) 47. men s hard-skating defensemen, spring wheat .... 1.59 the night's opening game 50-38. two stories with kitchen and Bemldil No. 1 hard winter Augsburg it, Morningside 40 (third). put St. Mary's out front at 4:02 demand dull; prices jiinchanged. wheat u» dining on the upper floor, and No. 2 hard winter wheat 1.57 RED RIVER CLASSIC- of the first period , whirling in Cheese B tea dy prices; un- No. 3 hard winter wheat ST. CHARLES 50 North Dakota 10, Concordia (Minn.) ...... 1.53 lunch room and service area No. 4 hard winter wheat 1.49 45. unassisted to thwart Manitoba changed. LEWISTON 38 in the basement. Stale mi (third). Is Hornung No. 1 rye 1.12 Moorhead 72, N.D. goalie Ken Kachulak . Key Wholesale egg offerings more Head coach Chuck Elliott , cupboards (fifth). No. 2 rye J.10 Fourteen tables Mlnol 5», Mayvllte SI Manitoba tied it on a goal by than ample demand light. ¦ used a revamped lineup to get and other woodworking were St. Thomas 14, St. John' s (Minn.) 7j (seventh). Geoff Ball from George Butter- ( Wholesale selling prices the job done Wednesday night. County For- done by the Clark WAYNE (Neb.) INVITATIONAU- worth at 9:29 to close the first- based on exchange and other GRAIN Using sophomores for part of estry Department. The upper Wayne 83, River Fall* 72. Tech 77 (third). period scoring. volume sales. ) the game, St. Charles raced to is finished in knotty pine McKendree 112, S.D. For Green Bay? MINNEAPOLIS (AP)—Wheat story HASTINGS INVITATICNAL- It was t'ed ?-2 xfter .Jim Irvine New York spot quotations fol- a 28-14 halftime lead and clip- with cedar ceilings and tile St. Benedict's 100, Hastings tl. MIAMI , Fla. (AP) - If the came back this year after a low : mixed colors : standards recepts Wed. 68: year ago holi- Emporia Sttte M, Westmar 77 (third). hit unassisted for Manitoba at day ; trading basis one cent ped Lewiston 50-38. floor. Large windows look onto Southwest Oklahoma St. Omaha 43 6:59 of the second and Dennis Playoff Bowl game Sunday be- year 's suspension. 28-29 ; checks 24-25. Gary Johnson finished as the the slopes, slides and rinks. (fifth). higher ; prices ?* higher ; cash Fells l» Cooney counted for St. Mary 's tween the National Football He teamed with hard-running Whites : extra fancy heavy ' high point man with Illinois Stale 109, Sioux spring wheat basis, No 1 dark Saints Meals and lunches are served (seventh). on an assist from Andre Beau- League runners-up, Green Bay weight (47 lbs min) 31^-33^ ; Jim Taylor in leading a formi- northern l.79%-1.865s; spring 16, while Gary Connaughty had when the area is open Satur- MIDLAND ROUNDTABLB- lieu at 7:30. and St. Louis, should end in a dable Green Bay running attack fancy medium (41 lbs average ) * ten. dur- Indiana State it , Montana Stale 4). 1 wheat one cent premium each days , Sundays and holidays Montana 74, Mankato 44 Manitoba extended its lead on stalemate , the Packers may that carried the Packers to sec- 24>6-26 6; fancy hea-vy weight Eastern lb over 58-61 lbs; spring wheat For Lewiston, Jerry Mueller ing skiing season from 11:30 (third). "o ^ riv Leo Duguay and Bill | have the tie-breaking ace in ond place behind Baltimore in (47 1 bsmin) 29Mj-31^ ; medium collected 16. a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday C0E CORNELL- Podolskv, I Paul Hornung, the Golden Boy. the Western Division. (40 lbs average ) 25-26 ; smalls one cent discount each % lb un- Second Round ) der 58 lbs ; protein prems: 11-17 night from 6:30 to 11. Small Upper Iowa 101, <6e 01. IT VENT In 7-2 in rr,P fourth \ "Paul is a real clutch play- (36 lbs average 23-24 ; peewees Buena "Visla 77. He didn't produce an over-all s WABASHA 64 ski hills for children, toboggan . Cornell (Iowa) 00, on goals by Duguay, Edgar Riv- er , " Green Bay Coach Vince (31 lbs average) 19-20. per cent 1.79 /a-l .86^. OTHER SCORE S performance comparable with PLAINVIEW 62 slide and rink are lighted for M, Ohio Stale 8» (3 T )» alin and Charles Meighen , but Lombard! said today. Browns: extra fancy heavy No l hard Montana winter Duke * "They say his pre-suspension days but he John Reinhardt's two free night use. Dayton II, Dartmouth 70. the Redrnen came roaring back. he car smell the goal line—antd weight (47 lbs min ) 36-37*&; 1.6Mk-1.77%. throws in the final 11 seconds Paradise counted on an assist he can. " ran the ball well and kicked ac- fancy medium (41 lbs average) Minn, - S.D. No 1 hard winter provided Wabasha with a 64-62 frim Fto->iiiir>n ?\ o^ pn d r-n- I curately enough to account for 28-29; fancy heavy weight (47 1.68%-1.741». The game, starling at 2 p.m. 107 points. ) win over Plainview. j tain Andre' scored unassisted at ! EST in the Orange Bowl lbs min 33Vi -34Mi ; smalls (36 No 1 hard amber durum , the Indians' I befor* He averaged four yards a try. lbs average) (31 The win was 11:11. an expected crowd of 65 ,000 24-25; peewees choice 1.73-1.75 ; dis ;ouuts , am- against one an*d He scored five touchdowns, lbs average ) 19-20. fourth of the year Lanesboro Wins "I'm real proud." Hanzel said a vast television audience, CBS, ber J-5 ; durum 7-10. loss. completed three of 10 passes this morning. "They won , but will be decided by sudden death CHICAGO (AP) Corn No 2 yellow 1.19=y«-1.20V*. Thanks to a brilliant 82 per- we did everything we and caught nine for 98 yards. - Chicago could if there is a draw after the reg- Mercantile Exchange — Butter Oats No 2 white 60-69 ; No 3 cent from the field , the Gophers have hoped for. Paradise In kicking, he scored on only never ulation period. steady; wholesale buying pric- white 57> 2-66 ; No 2 hea-vy white raced to a 24-18 first quarter Tourney was better. He never came off 12 of his 38 field-goal attempts No heavy white 65 Mabel j That's where Hornung shines. es unchanged ; 93 score AA 57^; 67-70^; 3 to lead , then settled down in the the ice except for a penalty and As both a runner and a place- but accounted for 41 extra 3 684. Minn. - Lanesboro goals; Rex Manion had 16 and 92 A 57Vi ; 90 B 56 ,i; 89 C 56 V4; second period, but still held a MABEL , he was knocking them down kicker, he has a reputation for points in the 43 he tried. He is l Barley, cars 40; year ago the Mabel Vernon Bunke 19. cars 90 B 57Vi ; 89 C 57 /4. 42-36 halftime advantage and scrapped its way to at the end of beautifully on legal checks. coming through with the big still embarrassed about the two holiday; good to choice 1.02 to Mabel led 24-22 he missed. Eggs about steady ; wholesale 53-47 at the end of three. Holiday Tournament champion- the first period , but trailed 46- "Archambeau did a fine job play. It's his trademark . buying prices unchanged; 70 1.34 ; low to intermediate 1.01 to Jack Kane was a spark in also , " he went on. "They all did " 1 shi p hero Wednesday night , tak- 37 at the half. Hornung, acclaimed the most "This game means a lot to per cent or better grade A 1.28 . feed 94-1.0O . the Indian attack in the fourth a tremendous job." valuable player 1)5-60 verdict over rival in the league me , " Hornung said. "I'm anx- whites 28; mixed 28; mediums Rye No 2 1.20 Va-1.24 Vi . quarter , netting four field goals. ing a ST. MARY'S v ill red „n,v un- I before he got in the doghouse ious to make up for the time I Flax No 1 3.22. Coherence entry ' standards 25; dirties unquoted; He finished with 11. Jim Burk- Maple Leaf til meeting Hamline, St. Thorn- over some betting activities , lost. " checks 22. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.70. hardt had 18 for Wabasha , while Preston. lo us and Macalester in rapid f ire ) Pete Ekstrand had 14 and Den- The Burros trailed for the first Top Teams order Jan. 10, 11 and 12. The ! nis Iverson 13. three quarters , then rallied in first game will he played at Ter- Dennis Lee smashed home 28 the final stanza to overcome the race Heichts. (he second two at points for Plainview . He was Blue jays. Aldrich Arena. DIAL 12-3-0H From 10:30 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. followed by Dan Standinger In the consolation game, Rush Battle in Hanzel estimated 5-«0. llmwood 1 3 CochraneFC 1 I MANITOBA SPARES: Butterworth, Beaten 23-72 in Preston at one time led by 13 nivalin. Solnis, Tic.ky. Kuril, Splerm, at the quarter SUNDAY'* GAME S Ouituay. Unite I, Munrer , Bill points, as well as Fell Creek at Mcnomonie. ST. MARY'S 5PARB5: Thltotfeau, Car- marks. The Bluejays held a 12-8 Mondovi at Durand. din, AAegniiitm, McCormlck, Tlademan, Tilt first-period lend, and 34-24 at Alma at Ollmanton . Brtkktn, Anitt, ulrlch, Varelno, Krel Championship Cochrane-Fountaln City el Blinwood, blch. H0SIS the half. Erickson finished as flRST PERIOD ICOBINO I JM-Para- Rea,| By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS high man for the Burros with The first- and secon d - place dlsi (unmelttMl) 4il»i M—Ball (Butter, St. Norbert and Beloit owned worth) »|2» , PENALTIE-S i M-Engllsti y 18. teams will battle Sunday llrlppinn) 4:10; IM-D.ihlms WiM championship trophies while (Illegal Tom Wangen added 16 to the in the Western Wisconsin City checking ) «:Jf; M-Podolsky (Illegal Carthage nnd River Falls set- checking) 11:01 / SM—o«sb.|ans t^sTf (hook Burro cause , and Brian Bell net- League when Fall Creek t rawls Ing) 1«;37. * tled for runncrup nwnrds today in the wake of holiday basket- ted ten. to Mcnomonie . SBCOMD PBItlOl) JCOatlMOi M- Irw ' For runncrup Preston , Mike In other game.i Sunday Mon- lug (unaeilsted) l:Jtj SM—Ccofley (Beau, "NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY ball tournaments in four stoics. lieu) 7:30; M—Duguey 4Jolnes> U:lt>i was tops with 24, Bob dovi will be nt Durand, Alma ut S g. " St . Norbert won the Lawrence Knics M~Podol«Kr (TTolsk) 1«:I1, PBNAL' Hanson had 11 and Jerry Rislove Gilmnnton and Cochrane-Fonn- TIBS; M—Mslehen fileihlnfl) 4:4»i M— tournament by belting the host tain City nt Elmwood. nivalin (Illegal chicking) »JV Northland \e>n. THIRD PERIOD 5COKINO : M-Oi) Vikings 84-62 after In last week's names, Mon- auay (Bulterworth) :»; M~Rlvallrt (Irv- took consolation honors with a RUSHFORD 86 dovi tripped Alma H7-f,0, Gil- ing) »|41; M—Meighen (Solnia) l:18| 73-67 victory over Milton Wed- SM—Paradise (tseaulliul til*i JM—Beau- MABEL 73 manton beat Durand 7R-70 , lieu (ununited! 11:11. PENALTIES: WE DON'T WANT YOU TO MISS THE FUN. nesday ni ght at App leton. In spite of Mabel's Robert Rlniwood .squeaked by Fall IM-Paraillie (•Ituwlng) 4:31; lM-Thl (raveled Northfield, r bodeau (ilasnlnul 10:11, SM-Per»dl»i Beloit lo Homines' 39 points, Rushford Creek R.>B3 and Mcnomonie beat (charging) Carleton M;»f. Minn , and won the won the consolation champion- Cochrnnc-Kountnin City. STOP>»: KiliKhaK 4 * f-aii tournament by defeating Winona ship of the tournament with a In the Klmwood win <:hot Lien Archanitjaau It I* 14—14 St nt e 72-f>7 Carleton overwhelm- llfi-73 won over the Wildcats. had 26 , Madison 23 , nnd Jim Orlin lloksch and Tony Aver- ed Carroll 75-53 In the conso- Ilommes wwund un as high Baier lfi. Vii ft Krnnig (lipped beck 11 each and .Ii m HartmMi lation game. scorr i for both squads with hi* in 30, Rill Mower 15, Bill Lunge ten. At Dnvonport , Iowa , C.-irlh.ige 3D markers which included 12 14 nnd Marsh Blizzard 11 . Dennis Weiss meshed 24 for was unnblo to copn with a field goals and 15 free throws. For M ondovi . Roy Tanner (iilmantflii , while mates Ron height disadvantage end bowed Rick ItVuhmaitn contributed fen collected ?:\, Holden 15 , .Jerry Sehultz had 20 and .John Kwintf 74-57 to Cent rnl o( Iowa in the In the Mabel caime Hud and IV.schel 12 each and II. Berl (ii'orhnw.xki blitzed tor St Ambrose chnmpionMhlp For Ihe winners , Dennis Ellcf- Canar 11. Alma was pncod bv 22 for Durand , Don McNfiugh- 1 showdown. gon oiintcd 25, including.12 field Tom BJork's 16 , Rich Noll'a 14 , Ion hiid 15 and Jim "Woyne 13. ' KWNO Htlp Wanted—Mai* 27 OUT-OF-TOWN COLLEGES China to Build DENNIS THE MENACE Want Ads Dealer-Salesman j Radio for Tanzania TO REPRESENT th* driest pack.tat ...... i home lei the Induitry. Our men usually DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania cover m 50-mile radius. Full or part- ) time. U: S. Custom Built Hortiai, Inc., (AP — Nine Communist Start Here W10 Olson Highway, Minneapolis Min- Earns Master Degree Chinese broadcasting specialists nesota. - A graduate of Cotter High received their diplomas recently lone, is the daughter of Mr. and arrived Tuesday night to make N or IC 6 '" " Thlt newipaipeir will be rtiponilble School and the College of Saint was Miss Judy Shiek, daughter Mrs. Ed Malone. a survey preparatory to the tor only on* Incorrect instftlon of BOYS Teresa has received her master of Mr. and. Mrs. Frederick Bruegger received his degree eny classified edvertliernerit pub- Age 15-17 building of two radio transmitt- lished In Ihe WVawt Ad lection, Check of arts degree from Ohio State Shiek. in agricultural business admin- your ad end call M21 It » correc- We need 3 boys for part- ? ers for the Tanzania - govern- University in Columbus. • • istration , and Grigg received his ment. tion muit b« made. time work , after school and She is MISS P.4TRICIA A. HARMONY . Minn. - Lee Bi- degree in agriculture. on Sat. $1 per liour, plus • • » KNOPICK, daughter of Mr. and galk , son of Jlr. and Mrs. Rus- BLIND ADS UNCALLED FOR- bonus, must be neat and Mrs. Sylvester Kncepick , 868 E. sell Bigalk , was one of 13 stu- ALMA, Wis. - Miss Pauline (Flrif Pub. Thursday, Dec 31, 19*4) alert . For personal inter- ly 304 Exchange 5th St., who was a teacher in dents who ranked in the upper Bade is among students at the STATE OF MINNESOTA E-43, 44, SB, e>4, 61, 69. view app COUNTY OF WINONA Bldg. 4 p.m sharp week- Iowa before beginning her grad- 10 percent in the American In- University of Wisconsin who mmpaMMMmmmm~ammmmm^m^mtmwmmBmm^mam'a~mmmKma*mm aM**mMmmmam a,m^^a» . . stitute of Certified Public Ac- took part in the university chor- DISTRICT COURT days and 9 a.m. Sat. No uate work at Ohio. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT Card of Thank* countants achievement test. The us' Christmas concert recently. 5 U MMONI phono calls. * * * KENNETH JAMES BROKER. test was given recently to 106 Louli Rinn end Ftosella Rlnr, ERICKSON - students at Mankato State Col- PEPIN, Wis. — Mr. and Mrs. Plaintiffs, We with to thank frlendi, relatival end Technical Instruction 35 son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. -vs .- neighbors tor thalr acta of love and Clarence Wiskercben have re- Clessei, Winona) lege, where Bigalk is a junior. Nicholas Hoffman, Nicholas. J. Hoff- sympathy during our recent bereave- EVENING SCHOOL Broker , 369 Kansas St., has been begin week of J«n, 11. « ceived word that their daughter, man, John Coll, Mary Coll, John Kail, ment, th* loss ot our beloved husband Technical School, ' • * courses In Display Ad, placed on the dean s honor list Nicholas Hoffmann, Maria Hoffmann, and father. Wa also extend our grateful Watch for list of Betty Johnson, St. Paul, has just Page 3, Sun , Jan. 3. for the fall term at Concordia LAKE CITY, Minn. - Miss William H. Yale:, Frederick Miller, thanks for tht biautlful tlcrel trlbutei. Senior College, Fort Wayne, Ind. Diane Anderson, daughter of returned from a month's trip to Mary AAiller, H enry Miller , Chris We especially think Dr. Brynestad for Miller, Louisa Relslck, Mathlas Wag- his comforting words, that soloist, or- Business Opportunities 37 Mr. and Mrs . Donald Anderson , Mexico. A member of the Uni- those who con- A graduate of Concordia Col- ner , Mitchell and Kirk, Nicholas Hoff- ganist, pallbearetri and was graduated recently from versity of Minnesota faculty, mann, N. Hoffman, Maria Hoffman, tributed. LOCKER PLANT, grocery, meati. Heavy lege, St. Paul , Broker is enroll- Mn. Leonard Erickson a\ Family Mankato State College. A ma- she went to Mexico on an ex- Nicholas Arti, Minnie Ariz, Mary river trade In summer. Modjrn living ed in the pre-theclogical pro- Hoffman, also th e unknown heirs of quarters, kitchen, wall-to-wall carpeitlna change playwright grant and - jor in English and Spanish , Miss tht above named persons deceased WEIDEMAN living room end dlnlnj arte, a bad- gram at the Indiana school. He wish to thank ill our nelghbori, rela- spent nine days at the Univer- and all other persons unknown claim- W* rooms, bath and utility. Muit be) seen plans to enroll at Concordia Anderson will begin teaching in tival and friends who helped make our ing any right, t itle, estate, Interest to app-reciale. Willing to finance, might in Janu- sity of Mexico. Mtri Wadding Annlvertary ¦ wonderful Seminary, St. Louis, Mo. Montgomery, Minn., or lien In th* reel est ate described In consldear trade. Tel. 8487-3331. day. alio thanks to Msgr . Fallen and » • • tht complaint herein, ary. Lamollla Allar Society and thosei Defendants. th* STRUM. Wis. — Gerald An- who sent gifts, food and money . Money to Loan 40 MISS EDITH IHcMAHON, THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE , Mr. and Mrs. Noah Weldemar* daughter of Mr. and Mrs . C. LANESBORO, Minn. - Gary derson son of Harry Anderson, ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: , You, and earth of you. are hereby Real Estate - Loans Stanley McMahon , 320 W. Wab- Richard Nordstrom , son of Mrs. Strum Rt . 2 is a member of the Found 4- student governing board at summoned and required , to answer trt« Lost and Life Insurance • asha St., a freshman at Albertus Hjordis Nordstrom , received a Complaint of the? plaintiffs, which Is on 1 CAN'T TALK vesy wne Oe,MY. Piatteville State University , file In the offlc* of the Clerk of th« . Tel. , \tA Magnus College INew Haven , bachelor of science degree in LOST—male Pekingese dog. Reward FRA.NK WEST AGENCY efteAKM' IN A ftfifV &iey srrmfc / where he is majoring in civil above named Court, and to serve a copy 4960. 175 Lafayette St. Til. «« Conn., became an official mem- forestry at the end of the Uni- of your Answer to said Complaint upon (Next to Telephoni Office) engineering. ber of the college at its annual versity of Minnesota's fall quar- the subscribers at their office In the BLACK SCOTriC DOG lest. Reward . ter. City of Winona, Winona County; State Contact trailer by salvage yard In BIG GEORGE investment ceremony recently. of Minnesota, within twenty (5.0) days Trempealeau, Bradley Jotinson, Trem- A member of the campus • * • TAYLOR. Wis. (Special) - after the service of this Summons upon pealeau) Wis, LEWISTON , Minn. -Dan Miss Marilyn Curran of Taylor you, exclusive of the day erf service; and LOANS TZ'c. chapter of the National Students If you fall lo so answer said Complain! PLAI N NOTE-AUTO-FURMTTUm Association, Miss McMahon re- Thesing is one of 43 members Rt. 2 is one of the students at of the plaintiffs, the plaintiffs will apply Personal* 7 1 70 E. 3rd Tel. J»l$ of the 1964 Nort h Dakota State the University of Wisconsin who to the Court tor the relief demanded Hn. 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m.. Sat. » a.m. to noon ceived her academic gown and therein. University football team receiv- took part in the university THIS IS ITI THIs Is THE nlghll Join thes took part in recitation of the Dated : December 29, 1964. big New Ye-ar ' s Ev* celebration a» ing letter awards this year. chorus' Christmas concert re- BREHMER ANO MCMAHON the WILLIAMS. Hurry, 11 may have , Quick Money ... students' honor pledge. . • » cently. started already and you won't wanl on any article ol value . . • * • * By: H. K . Brehmer lo miss any of the fun. Your host Is Nfe-UMANN'S BARGAIN STORB CALEDONIA, Minn. - Thom- RUSHFORD, Minn. - Two Helen Haralsrud has been se- Brehmer and M cMahon Ray Meyer. 131 E. 3nd St. Tel. ?1H Rushford women now studying lected for listing in the 196445 Attorneys for Plaintiffs as Norman Solie, son of Mr. 173 (Wain Street WHEEL CHAIRS-for every price range ; Dogs, Pets, Supplies 42 at Macalester Coll ege in St. edition of "Who's Who Among Winona, Minnesota adjustable walkers, For rent or sale-. and Mrs. Thomas J>S©lierr€ate,- rental credited tea- Students in American Universi- Notice of lis Pendens First two months REGISTERED German Shepherd puppies donia Rt. 2, received a doctor} Paul are currently receiving wards purchase price. Crutches, wood (Same parties as in Summons Immedi- for sale. Phillip Walelzkl, Rt. 1, Al- ties and Colleges." A senior at aluminum. TED MAIER of philosophy degree at the ejra scholarships. They are Miss ately preceding 'this notice ) or a 1 year guarantta Kronebusch, 1'i rnllei E. of Altura, State Story 172 Wain Street Minn. Winona, Minnesota CALL SYL KUK0WSKI By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS REGISTERED Brown Swiss bulls, serv- iceable age, DHIA records, 19d4 here) Hubert H. Humphrey has won Jerry 's Plumbing average 523 fat. Loren Bierbaum, Eyo- another election. (First Pub. Thursday, Dec. 24, 1944) 827 E. 4th Tel. 9394 fa, A/llnn. Tel. 545-21W. ADVERTIS EMENT FOR BIDS REX MORGAN, M. D. By Dal Cu rt'u Humphrey 's election as vice WITH THE ALL NEW Moen Dlalcet lav- PUREBRED Duroc boa rs, also Landract president and the subsequent INDBPENDEMT SCHOOL DISTRICT atory faucet you don't waste time man- boars. Clifford Hoff, Lanesboro, Minn., No. J5», RIDGEWAY, ipulating two dandles while you soap (Piloi- Mound I naming of Atty. Gen. Walter F. 01 WINONA COUNTY, your hands. Set Ihe controls when you Mondale to succeed him in the Houston, Minnesota start, turn off the faucet and when HOLSTEIN BULLS—lor sale or lease, ex- you turn It back on the temperature NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That cellent quality, ready lo' heavy service. Senate won in a walkaway today has remained the same. sealed bids wall be received by the Pat Daley, Lewiston, Winn. Tel. 4802. in a poll of Associated Press Owner at whlcei time the bids will be Frank O'Laughlin publicly opened and read aloud for Ihe REDEEM VALUABLE COUPONS member editors for the top story PLUMBING 4 HEATING Oct. Farm Journal furnishing of alt labor and materials end 207 E. 3rd Tel. 370J Mnslde back cover ! of 1964 in Minnesota. else necessary for the construction at The Humphrey-Mondale story Ridgeway, Minnesota. Penicillin G. DATE: Janua ry 20, 1965. SAN ITARY collected 191 of a possible 210 TIME: 7:30 p .m. PLUMBING 1 HEATING CO. P rocaine Aqueous points in the AP poll. Stories PLACE: Ridgeway School. Independent 168 E. 3rd St. Schoo l District No. 859, Ridgeway, Min- Member National Association in cc . . . 19c were rated on a basis of 10 for nesota. Plumbing Contractors 100 cc . . . $1.50 first choice, 9 for second, and BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR: General, Held Wanted—Female 26 TED MAIER DRUGS so on. Electrical, Animal Health Center Plumbing, Heating 8. Ventilating, RELIABLE B ABYSITTER to Domestic Well live In, 5 Newspaper and broadcast edi- days a week . Tel. 957B. Kitchen Equipment , Poultry, Eggs, Supplies 44 tors picked the overwhelming BIDS WILL BE MARKED: BABYSITTER- 5 diiys a week on week- Bid for a Grade School DEKALB 30 week old pullets, fully vac- voter approval of the taconite days. Inquire at 579 Winona SI BIDS SHALL BE ADDRESSED TO: cinated, light controlled, raised on slat ¦ •«• - - >•! m ..»_—.- II ¦ ¦) (¦¦ ~ — "-mm . . ^^^^^ — ^ -^ amendment and the subsequent floor*. Available year around. SPELT* Robert McNally, Clerk HOUSEKEEPER -live In, modern farrn- announcement of new taconite Independent School District CHICK HATCHERY. Rollingslone, Minn. NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller home, 3 adulti. Weekends off . Wri te Tel. 8689-3311. Mo . 859 E-70 Daily News. plants as the second biggest Route 2, Houston, Aftinnesota story of the year. PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND CON PART TIMF DISHWASHER - No pho»\o Wanted—Livestock 46 In third place, editors chose TRACT DOCUMENTS: calls. Apply after 2 p.m. Garden Gare The plans, specifications and contract HORSES WANTED — We can pay more the ruling of a three-judge pan- documents are on file at the Architect' s Help Wanted—Male thnn anyone else. We pick up Waltnr office end may be examined at the office 27 Mnrcj, Black River Falls. Wll Tel. el of federal court that held Min- of: 7-F-! 4 nesota 's legislative districts in- W-Smith Sales Management valid. Architectura l K Engineering HOLSTFIN SPRINGING COWS and heif- Services ers wanted, also open and bred half, The National Farmers Organ- 52 5 Junction Street Trainees era E. E. Grfmelsbach. Inc., Lewiston, f/ARRIED MEN under 35 years Wmona. Minnesota , who nn Mlnrr. Tel. 4161. ization livestock holding action dissatisfied -Willi their prejant /ob !>»- got fourth place in the news poll Minneapolis Builders E xchange cnuse ol potential or money, Up to tl 00 LEWISTON LIVESTOCK MARKET . prr wpek during training. 11?3 Glenwood Avenue Send per- A real good auction market tor your Fifth went to another farm sonal resumes to E-H9 Dally News Minneapolis. Minnesota! 5J40S llve-.tock. Dairy catlle on hand all story, the widesp read drought F vV Dodge Corporat ion week , hogs bought every day. Truck! that cut deeply into farm pro- )9 1l Nicnlle-I Avenue available . Sale Ihurs. Tel. 2a«7. duction last summer Minneapolis- Mlnnesola . E«u Claire Builders Exchange Farm Implements 48 31 1' i South Farwell Street Comp leting the top 10 in the E au Claire, Wisconsin Telephone Your Want Ads AP poll wore these 1964 stories: ST Paul Bu ilders 1-xchange PORTABLE 6 . Ten die in t ragic fire at 445 fnrrincaton Street MARY WORTH By Saunder. and Ernst I Kasota. St. Paul, finnesota 55101 FARM FURNACE Rochester Builder) F. "Change , to The Winona l>aily News 7. Conservatives again rule 50/ Second Avenue NW Puts low cost heat where in both houses of legislature. Rochester, Minnesota you want It , in the repair It. Universit y puts "hold I a f rosse Builders Exchange shop , garage , 308 Newbury Building Dial 332L for an Ad Take/. hog house. down " on enrollments. I a Crosse, Wisconsin S4M>3 Helps start frozen engines. ) 9-10. (lie Father slays fam- Plans and specification J end proposal Thaws frozen pi pes, Rung ily, takes own life jit Sartell , and fornn should t>« obtained at least seiven 15 hours on a tank of IUR I . ' (71 days prior lo bid data by depositing state s traffic toll sets another »?5. 0O with WSniith. lArctiltecturnl 8. Qucen-B Farm Furnnre. (First bloodshed record. l-nglneerlnn Services, 525 Junction Street , Pub. Thursday, De< 17, 19D4) Winona Mlnne^ola, The deposit will he Slate of Mlnnasola I ss. IFirit Puh Thursday , Dec, 11, l»»t) returned to bidders who submit a bona County of Winona ) In Probate Couel F. A. KRAUSE CO. fide bid and rnlurn both plana and i»e File No . M , s»55 Slate ol Minnesota ) s.i. "BRKKZY ACRES cllkallons In food condition not later lei Re (state ol " County of Winona ) In Probate Court than Sevan (7) dayi after tha opining af Leo ft. Smith, also kngwn as South on New No, I5,OM Hwy, I4fll b,di. Leo R . Smith Sr ., Decedent. In Re Estate of Slnole coplfi of the plans are avail Order lor Hexrinj on Petition Hilt Karsten tor Probate , Decedent. able ar a coM ot one dollar It I 00) pen •I Will, s.linllln0 Time to Order for Hearing, File Clelmss on F- etltlon lor Admin sheet, spi-cltirmlions. 50r per pail. Send and l«r During l»fr»!lon, limiting Tlm»e Thereon . lo File CUImi check Willi trim. Wayne Smi th having and lor Muring Thereon filnd a petiti on INSTALL A NEW . f is*, h hid shaill he accompanied by bid for Hie probntc ol the vwlil <>( ,ai(j r.riwin Karsttn having Med herein de- • bond, ctrtltl&O ctteik, (ashlers clieck, or cedent arid tor the appointment of pehlliln (or general administration staling caUi deposit In an amount equal tn at Wayne Smith at i:»emtor , which Will Ii PATZ SILO Ihal snlrl dm edrnt I|JM| Inleilale and least 5"V or the amount of the hid which on file in this Court and open to In- MARK TRAIL pcayino Ihal tdwm Korilen be eppoinl shall ba lortelted to Ihe Q*ner , In Ihe speitioni By Ed Dodd ed mlmlnistr nlor , UNLOADER NOW event tne successful bidders tall lo eatei I I 15 OHDFReo, That the hearing 11 IS OHDERI'. D, Thai Ih. Maying lulu a t onttact . thereof h« hnd on January 30, 19*5, at (hereof ho Nnd on January J/th . I?6V Iha> Owner reseives |ei» right to re 10 10 o ' clock AM, lutore this Court — Used Equi at 10 45 o ' cloi k A.M , Ualoit llm Cowl pment— tain Ihe drpo-ilts ol the three low«M In Ihe probat e court room In the couit In t' ,e protiale courl r oom In lh» rl Pat-/, bidders tor a period not lo axcred lorly howw in Ihe Cit/ of Winona, Minneso ta, Silo UnloiMler , home in Winona, Minnesota, that the tlve days (451 eatler tin dale and time anrj that nblnclloni to the allowance ol 4 years lime within which creditors ol mid rte old. sat foi the opening of tha bids. No bid salcj will, if any, be tiled before said llnie ciNlffiil may lilt (heir claims he limited may h» wlllulr*nnn wIMimil the consent of of hearing; t hat the lim« within whi-tli B-ndger Silo Unlrmder, to four rnnntiM from the date hereof , the O.vner lo* a perlrxl of fort y five creditors of said decedent may tile lh«lr and ihnt inr claims no died be heard on 1 year old . (451 > M A r. ' . lor trie unenum nl huts Ihe rlale tier rot, and that the claims Rj idger Silt. Unlowler h.-lnrr hi' < ouil MI n,n pronaif row! the Owner reserve s trie l ight in re so hlrrl he h rnrrl on An»ll J3, 19A5, at inoni in ii'" 'nur| hom e m Winona , H in 2 .wars old . ' |ecf Jlny /iM nil lmi\. anil In .vaive- lr I" 10 nclork A iW, hrforn In Is Court In nevn' .s and 'hat nntire» hereof he glufn regulisr iliei am3 inlnimallrlrs therein , and the pi chair cour t room in the i out t hy ouhlic ntion ol trill order '1 Surge In fir Wi further reser ve! Ilia rlgt. I tn award the tinuso in the City ot Winona, Mlnnrso In, Seamless Milkfi s tu na Dail y f)e*i and by mailed notice rnnlr«(t to tn« hen interests of |h« and that notlre linreol be given hy publi- "Vour Pal/, l) a- ("fivirifd tiy lav. .md PLnvnl Ownei cation of Ihii order in Ilia Winona On IIV Oalfd |)rrrmh«r 2»lt , |9M V >dqe«ay (.iiili 5, hnnl flrwvv arid by mailed nntic« as provlraacl MARGARET VtCWFA DY Dealer " li'depfnde nl 5nir.nl Onlilct No. 859 by Inw , Piotiate Clerk B ee«rnb«r 15. P.'i.hata f o.r I 5r« I; I9»* fcay H <\nlm M-rn«!Ma E P I ll*FRA Speltz & Sons C < Inhn'O'i W 5n' 'I* . protiale Judge . A'friney Inr Ohlini'f ¦ , I.oui. Arci.i 'eMin ai K fngmeer incj Ser vKc» IPiohalo Court Seal) 'ton , Mum , da 1 , .v, fhi-d SUuel ' , S75 liiiKlinn 51 reef rlrehrner »nd wcManon, Winona, Mmr.esota. . Tel. l!«i:>;| , Winona. Minnes ota. I Attorney! for Patilloner, 0 Implements Farm 48 Firm lrnpUm»nt> 48 Muilctl Morehandita 701Stoves, Purnaees. Parts 78 'Wanted—Real Estate 102 IJssd Cars 10$ i Ha ita new u lb mod*! XLIt GIBSON PIANO, upright. Tit. WI7-MJ3 FAMOUS ALADDIN blue film* fctrotwte WILL PA.Y HIGHEST CASH PRICES V'OLKSWAGEN - 1«4 . red with bucket ANOTHER LARGE HOMBUITg CHAIN SAWS atflr 6. tiMtera. No amoke, no imell, twrm U »»OR VOUR CITY PROPERTY salts. 4-speed Transmission I Sure ilsrt- I U«»d Car* 109 JohMen HH oil heaters. Service and parti. RANOE "HANK" JEZF.WSKI —— — — " •—-" |OLD5MOBILE-1W fa ir condition, maka THUNDERBIRO-INO, MndltttHi rn. We Service and Stock (Winona , snowtlres, runs aOOd LUCAS LIVESTOCK OIL BURNER CO., 907 E. ith It. Tel. 's Only Real Estate Buyer) F•LYMOUTH—1*53 4-door an olftr. Til. 8-2901. T»l. 1-3164 Bftir i. Terramycln Needles for All 747*. Adolpti Mlchalowskl. Ttl. tlM epi 70*3 P.O. Box 341 good. First good cash offer takts It. 451 Center, alhsr S p.m. CHEVROLer-lK* i | Carnlnt, *-cylMtf > & IMPLEMENT Animal Formula RECORD PLAYERS Typewriter* 77 •Accessories, Tires, Parts 104 ' 1960 0l>EL with tlarmard tranimli ilon. Tal. +MM, i Hordt' * For Mast tis s Music Store USED fnichinei. 111 E. 3rd It. wi NEED •xttlno Station Wagon Free Flashlight T rade In your old one 'or one of Lew mllioge, local on»-owntr car. HAPPY NEW YEAR these new Smith Corona electric add- SPRING IS Radio. h«»l«r, itinJard tranimliilon. with carton of 12 R«tj|«t, Tcltvlilon 71 ing and Hibslractlng machines. Start- Nelson Tire' s Oat up to If mini p«r gallon. FROM ALL OF US SALE TED ing as low IS •«». WINONA TYPE- MAIER DRUGS WRITER SERVICE, 161 E. aVd. Tel. $89 5 We will be CLOSED Afilnrwl Hetlfti Center LARfrE tELBCTION at uiad televisions S-JMO. JUST AROUND At a price for every family. IIS and FRIDAY & up. Ray 'i Tridlng Post, 2ta I. 3rd. TYPEWRITERS and adding machines Ba rgain Center M CCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Tail. U31. for tale or rent, fteaioneste) rates, SATURDAY JAN. 4 free delivery. See va tor ell your ot THE NYSTROM'S New Model MAC 15 Light- lice supplies, desks, files oar office CHRYtLER - PLYMOUTH ctialri. Lund Typewriter Co. til. 5222. GREAT BUYS ON: Opan Prldiy Night* Starting at 2 CONSOLE STEREO <¦>•>¦¦-I I II BM ¦ I ¦! !>¦ I III ¦ lfj» II ¦¦ ' ¦ I ¦¦ -• HM II I 1 Noon weight 17-lnch bar. $124.95. f t Passenger Tires CORNER NYSTROM'S with AM Sc FM radio Vacuum Cleaners 78 FEITEN IMPL. CO. $299.95 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH • Machinery Yards neat to " Reg. f t Truck Tires 1963 DODGE Open Friday 113 Washington HAPPY NEW Night* Radio Tower , North City , Winona , Mian. NOW $249 f t Tractor Tires Dart Convertible Limits. - VIBRA BEAT Mobil. Homes, Trailars til Vacuum Cleaner Radio, hea ter , whitewall YEAR • For Good New & Used H«y, Grain, F*»d 50 CONSOLE STEREO SHOP NOW AT tires, 6 cylinder, automatic RENT OR SALE-Trallers and Reg. $49.95 •rt. LEAHY'S, Buffalo City, Wl». Tal. Farm Equipment attend with AM at FM radio transmission. . Solid black Cochran* 248-J53!, our sales. STRAW FOR IALE - 400 Haiti. EmII W. 5th & RR. Tracks with red interior. Buy this FOLK S Schwertel, Rt. 2, Arcedle, Wli. Reg. $199.95 $44,88 ^ NOW convertible now while the Auction Salts Terms Available to Any- • NOW $159 Old "Wagon Works" Bldg. price is right. Ray Literski one. Articles for Sale 57 UPRIGHT ALVIN KOHNER Sales held 1st and ~~ Vacuum Cleaner Mark Hipps AUCTIONEER, City and itat* llcmtai • 3rd F'AIR OF $NOW TIRES , J.40xU. T«l. Montgomery Wa rds Motorcycles, Bicycles 1962 RAMBLER and bonded. 351 Llbarty St. ICernar Mondays, Jan. thru /A mo. Reg. $39.95 107 E. 5th and Liberty). Tal. 4910. pril 109 E. "rd Tel, 3393 American Darv Petke 1, 3rd Mondays thereaf- A.S A BRAND NEW YEAR arrival we MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS AUCTIONS I I I Houithold, LIvtltKfc at ter. would Ilka lo thank you lor your loyalty NOW $34.88 PARTS «. SERVICE 4-door sedan , radio, heater, Dave Sebo Ganaral. LYLE L. BOBO, Rt. t Hou»> ant) food will. Happy New Yearl Robb Bros. ten, Minn. Tel. Hokah W4-J1M. Motorcycle Shop JTJ K. 4th whitewall tires, 30,000 actu- I> Free delivery for 1st 200 SIB ELECTRIC, 155 E. 3rd. Refrigerators 72 caniM Bended. • Montgomery Wards al miles. Priced to sell. * miles, 40c per mile for 42- Bob Olson LARGE SE LECTION ot new and tiled 109 E. 3rd Tel . 3393 Trucks, Tract's, Trailers 108 Minnesota ft. trailers thereafter. limes, priced from II up. Alio chit- 15' CHEST FREEZER George Pelowskl dreni clothing 50c end up Open tintll TRAILERS Land & Auction Sales • All tractors and equip- • Pm. mvary night . Rny ' i Trading Reg. $209.95 Washing, Ironing Mach. 79 Built . . Repaired . , . Retail! A UTO Post, 2M E. 3rd. Tel. M33. BERG'S, 39J0 W. 4th lei ,ni3 W 1NON Elmer Rupp Evtrttt J. Kohntr ment sold inside heated RAWBLfB /""\ DODSI 1st Walnut. Tal. 1-3710 attar hour* 7114 pavilion . SHOES—du* to tremendous raiponm to NOW $166 tail ad, we becami low on ityles. Automatic Washer We will be closed Friday, JAN. 2 & 3—Sat. 10 a.m. Sunday 1 p.m. All Items Subject to Prior Large ihipment lust arrived, at real '61 PORD 6 Olrmtead County Fairgrounds, Rochai- 10-Lb. Size SALES , Saturday and Sunday. ter. UncUimerj Mit* NOW $ 1 99 go to work We 've sold a Already In! duced. Save I Savel FRANK LILLA t . line. Elmer Gllberlson & Nell Barlh, SONS, 761 E, Ith. Open evening*. 10-Lb. 2-Speed great many of these new ; owners; Knuosen & Erickson, auction- Reg. $179.95 105 Johnson Tel. 2396 eers; Canton State Bank , clerk. 62 401O John Deere DRESSES, SKIRTS, blouses, coati. <-; oil 17' CHEST FREEZER this is the first used one. 61 460 1HC Utility original prlcl. Bargain Center, -351 E. Reg. $249.95 NOW $129 Open Friday Night Until fl;00 3rd. I $: 195 WALZ 62 201O John Deere ~ IMe Aflverrne Our Prli.es HAVING AN BURN MOBIL l»UEt OIL end en|oy tha NOW $218 ^ ,^ 5fl 350 Farmal Diesel comfort of automatic perioral care. IMPERIAL \ WISHING KMP ft/It lervlce — complete burner : Start the New Year 58 450 Farmal Diesel cart. Budget planned and guaranteed 21' CHEST FREEZER Automatic Washer \ LCr^hwll AUCTION? price. Order today trom JOSWICK'S \m vMtoMw wj) 56 400 Farmal Diesel EAST END COAL 1 Oil CO., 901 E. Six Cycle. Front Load YOU A with one of these The sale of the lifetime ac- Ith. Ttl. 3389. Reg. $249.95 58 720 John Deere Diesel Reg. $259 .95 40 Years in Winona cumulation of goods is a 55 70 John Diere Diesel PORTABLE CAR jtartsr, built-in battery NOW $218 fine used car buys. serious matter. You want charger. Inquire (57 E. Sth. NOW $189 Lin coin-Mercury-Falcon HAPPY NEW your sale conducted in an 660 Oliver and Wide Front Comet-Fairlane EASY AUTOMATIC WASHER and dryer. 1858 efficient manner. Thorp 57 520 John Deere, p/s Complete, $299. SCHNEIDER SALES. 17' UPRIGHT FREEZER Montgomery Wards Sales Company, through 3930 ith St., Gdvw. Closed Sat., Dec. 25 YEAR OLDSMOBILE 98 5fl 430 John-Deere Utility Reg. $239.95 109 E. 3rd Tel. 33S3 and Sat., Jan. 2 their many representatives, 58 420 John Deere Utility DIAMOND T MOTOR and pump, ca- 4 - door, radio, is ready at all times to dis- pacity 150 gal, per minute, cheap. Elba NOW $209 heater , automatic 58 620 John Deere Rowcrop Village , Winn. WE WILL BE cuss with you the complete Wanted to Buy 81 Used Cars 109 transmission, pow- handling of your sale. 61 660 IHC Standard Diesel ICE SKATE Exchanfle, new and used. USED TABLE SAW wanted. Tel. 8-3300, er steering, power \ Skates sharpened. KOLTER Bicycle 21' UPRIGHT FREEZER CLOSED 51 77 Oliver with Hydraulic Shop, 302- a a.m. to i p.m. or 8-2480 Jlfer 5. V brakes, tu - tone THORP SALES CO. Mankato. Ttl. $ith. Reg. $2311.95 Have You An finis!). ( Formerly Minn Sales Co.) 55 60 John Deere WM. MILLER SCRAP IRON ft METAL FRIDAY, . HUAAIDIFIERS-heavy duly, I gal. ca- 120 Miracle Mile Off. Bldg. pacity. Discount price, CO. pays highest prices for scrap $795 57 WD 45 Diesel Wide Front J49.9J. NOW $209 Iron, metals, hides, wool and raw fur BAMBENEK'S, *th & ManKatO. SATURDAY, Rochester, Minn. 57 860 Ford 222 W. 2nd. Off. Phone-AT 2-7463 Closed Saturdays 1959 RAMBLER 62 Ford OK USED FURNITURE STORE Freezer & Refrigerator itch SUNDAY RES. PHONES : Super » a 64 Jubilee Ford 271 E. 3rd St. Combination See Us For Best Prices for a Merle Moehnke AT 9-3239 W« Buy . W» Sell Scrao Iron, Metal, Wool, Raw Furs K - door , radio, \ / Furniture—Antiques—Tooli Reg. $369.95 M 8. W IRON & METAL CO. Clark Vessey AT 9-8790 54 John Deere 79 gas 3 pt. ¦nd ether Items. 201 W. 2nd St Tel. 3004 heater, automatic \ / and Wide Front Tel. W701. transmission, re- \ NOW $299 HIGHEST PRICES PAID WALZ / 51 H Farmal STEREO for scrap Iron, metals, rags, hides, Switch? built motor, white- \i 54 Super MTA IHC Diesel BEAUTIFUL MUSIC by a Motorola raw furs and wool I wall tires. T CALL US selec- Then See Us Now For A BUICK-OLDSMOBILE-GMC 56 300 Farmal Rowcrop stereo hl-fl. We have the finest Freezer & Refrigerator Sam Weisman & Sons $695 tion and largest supply of lett In the Open Friday Nights FOR SUCCESSFUL Winona area. Come In or call WINONA Combination INCORPORATED Fine Used Car 60 Model Fordson Power 450 W. 3rd Tel, 5847 FIRE 4 POWER CO., 54 E. 2nd. Tel. Reg. $29«.95 T Major 3(05. (Aerort from tht new parking '64 Dodge Dart, 6, standard FARM lot.) Rooms for Housekeeping 87 1959 61 85 Massey Ferg. Diesel NOW $239 transmission. VOLKSWAGEN 51 88 Oliver with wide front ROOMS FOR MEN, with or without '63 Ford Fairlane 500 2-door housekeeping privileges. Tel. 48J9. Radio, gas heater, and hydraulic DAILY NEWS Freezer & Refrigerator hardtop, V-8, automatic. THINK solid black finish, AUCTIONS 52 Ferguson 30 Combination Apartments, Flats 9© '63 Ford Galaxie 4-door, 8, contrasting red in- 55 300 Utility IHC and load- MAIL automatic. YOU CAN terior , wnitewall, Community Reg. $289.95 THREE-ROOM heated apt., no children. er SUBSCRIPTIONS 168 E. 3rd. Tel. 2737 . •61 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-door V tires. Loan & 560 Fdrmal Diesel NOW $229 Wagon , V-8, automatic. $995 Apartments, Furnished 91 D-17 Allis Chalmers May Be Paid At '61 Rambler 4-door Wagon , TRY Finance Co. 51 M Farmal Montgomery Wards FURNISHED LOWER front apt., full 6-cylinder, straight stick. ONE & NOT 1960 FORD bath, private entrance with screened 4-door, 8 1111 Caledonia, 45 M Farmal TED MAIER. DRUGS porch. Tel. 7139 after J. '61 Ford Galaxie , Starliner automatic, 1-owner, like La Crosse, Wis. 61 550 Oliver Diesel 109 E. 3rd Tel. 3393 2 - door hardtop, Y / Business Place* for Rent 92 new. V-8, 60 730 John Deere Diesel HAMMOND Spinet Organ autom alio V / Very Good condition. PRIME DOWNTOWN LOCATION - Ra- '60 T-Bird Convertible, V-8, TAKE transmission, ra- Contact 51 A John Deere Swing Machines . 73 tal! and office space. Available now. automatic. \ / $795 IT HOME? dio, heater, solid \ / 52 John Deere R Diesel Stirneman-Selover Co. '60 Ford Fairlane 4-door, white finish, white- y Ralph Hengel 1956 Plymouth MODERN ZIG-ZAG portable, excellent 5214 E. )rd V-8, automatic. wall tires. 51 WD6 IHC Standard Diesel condition. WINONA SEWING CO.. 551 Tel. 6066 or 234* We doubt if you will be able $115 Hull St. Til. 9141. Tel. Winona 8-3701 47 Ford Ferguson '59 Ford Galaxie 2-door to pass up these top quality $1095 Tel. Witoka 2347 Houses for Rent 95 hardtop, V-8 , automatic. 58 445 Moline on prop ane Specials at th* Store 74 near-new and used cars at Bertram Boyum D-4 Cat and Dozer NEW TWO-BEDROOM home for rent. '59 Oldsmobile 2-door hard- such low-low prices. Come it" IWS Contola TV ttit, Tel. 1290 or 5751. top. in and see us before you Tel. Rushford 864-9381 i TD-6 IHC Cat •1M.W. No trade needed, 1 Only Phllco Stereo Console), TWO-BEDROOM house, centrally loca- '59 Galaxie 4-door, V-8, au- trade. VENABLES 22 Cat, very clean 1IS9.M. Floor model. ted, available Jan. 15. Tel, 7439. tomatic, power steering, ' See our tilectlon ot portable tv 75 W. 2nd Tel. 8-2711 J ack Ebe rt Plus Many Others Arriving s DAKOTA, 3-bedroom home with garage- New Year Sets and Phonograph* power brakes, air-condi- '62 FORD Before Sale Date. Now vacant. 4-bedroom home wllh ga- Open Friday Evenings Tel. La Crosse 2-3225 ;i TAKE MONTHS TO PAY rage at Hokah . Both HO. tioning. Galaxie NO MONEY DOWN CORNFORTH REALTY '59 Edsel Corsair, V-8 , auto- V-8, overdrive. Tel . 695-2106 DISCS Wishes FIRESTONE STORE La Crescent, Minn. matic. 10 Tandem Discs 7-10 ft, 500 W. 3rd Wanted to Rent 96 •59 Ford 4-door , Model 300, '62 CHEVROLET 12 ft. Case wheel disc V-8, overdrive. 4-door, 6 cylinder, stick. IMPERIAL THREE-ROOM unfurnished apl. wanted- 2 10-ft. John Deere Wheel While everyone is ring- prefer downstairs. Tel. 4108 or 6689- '59 Ford 4-door Ranch Wag- | Auction Sale I 2213, '6) PONTIAC . Discs on , v-8, automatic. I Complete dispersal of unclaimed furniture, appliances, ing in the New Year, Automatic Dryer 4-door. | 11 ft. Kewanee Wheel Disc Reg. $219.95 PARTY WANTS 3-bedroom home lo buy '59 Dodge Custom Royal 2- I toys of all kinds, dishes, books, and other miscellaneous | we want to extend or rent, possession between now and items. If you need anything, it's here ... It will pay 1 10 ft. IHC Wheel Disc Mar. 1, centrally located. Write Box 25, door hardtop, V-8, auto- greetings and a quiet Save $50.00 '60 OLDSMOB ILE you to dri ve miles for this sale. 1 Winona. matic, power steering, 4-door , Dynamic 88, power power brakes. GRAIN DRILLS word of thanks to all NOW $169 Farms, Land for Sala 98 brakes and power steering. Hammond organ; RCA-Victor color TV, 21-inch , like 1 '58 Lincoln Premiere 4-door s 512 & 14-ft. Van Brunt Drills our customers. pew; General Electric portable 15-inch TV; General Elcc- | on low rubber with and AUTOMATIC DRYER FARM FOR SALE or trade on house In hardtop, V4), automatic, '60 OLDSMOBILE tric stereo-radio combination, like new; Admiral radio Winona. For Information Tel. 3593. full power. | without grass Reg. $169.95 4-dr. hardtop , power brakes and record player; 195:) Wagnovox stereo , portable; 1962 1 8 ft. Van Brunt grass and Houses for Sale 99 '58 Chevrolet Biscayne 2- and power steering. 8 ram movie camera; 1963 Smith-Corona portable type- 1 door , V-8, automatic. writer; Citroen Electronics - tape recorder; Musicale 1 fert, on low rubber NOW $149 large) GAIL-ROSS HOUSE FOR SALfe, double oaroge, '60 BUICK Cornet • record player; Hot Point washer, new; Hot Point I 10 ft. Oliver with grass lot, new furnace nnd In good condition . '57 Ford 2-door hardtop, V- Montgomery Wa rds Tel. 7631 for appointment, mny be seen 8, automatic. Le Sabre dryer, new ; Hot Point dish washer, built-in; Westinghouse 1 7 ft . Massey Harris on steel , almost anyllme. 4-door. I dish washer, portable; Kenrnore dryer; KVigidaire wash- 1 grass nnd fertilizer APPLIANCE 109 E. 3rd Tel. 3393 '57 Ford 2-door hardtop, IP YOU WANT to buy. sell or trade Model 500, V-8, automatic, I er; 2 Frigidaire refrigerators, witli freezer , 11 cu. ft .; 1 be sure to see Shflnk, HOMEMAKER'S '60 CHEVROLET II Elna sewing machine ; Simmons Vibrator-bed ; chrome 1 217 E, 3rd Tel. 4210 Stoves, Furnaces, Parts 75 EXCHANGE, 532 E. 3rd. full power . CORN PLANTERS Bol Air I wheel chair; twin chrome play pons; oak table and 6 1 4 4-row John Deere late '57 Ford 4-door , V-8 , over- 4-door, 6 cylinder, stick. i chairs, dining room set; birch kitchenette set; sectional I drive. style with fertilizer Coal, Wood. Othar Fuel 63 | davenport set, brown; studio couch; 2 birch step tables ; I 5 2-row John Deere with DO YOU '57 Ford Model 500 4-door , '60 CHEVROLET S 2 birch coffee tables; rocking love sent ; 2 writing desks; I fertilizer SLAB WOOD V-8, automatic. 2-door, 6, stick. | swivel desk chair; 4 occasional birch chairs ; 4 book 1 Good dry oak slabi. 1 cases; 6 birch bar stools , swivel type; rollaway bed ; K 3 3-point planters BRUNKOW'S SAW MILL KNOW ABOUT 1 '57 Chevrolet NomncI Wag- m LUMBER YARD , We Hope the * on, V-8, automatic. '60 FORD I redwood furniture set; 3 atcel cupboards ; wrought iron | Trempe-aleau, Wl». Tel. 534631a New Year Ranch Wagon . I serving tray ; apt. heater; hot water tank , 30 gal .; vacuum I MISCELLANEOUS SKELGAS? '57 Chevrolet liel Air 4-door, Furn., Ruga, Llnolaum 64 Brings Glad Tidings V-8, automatic. 4-door , "V-8 , stick. I cleaner ; BarbcQue; lawn mower , push type; 20-inch B M New Holland Baler pto Get the facts—on the world's electric ian; electric chain saw; bicycle exerciser; 2-man it finest fuel for cooking, wa- to Yqu '57 Chevrolet, -l-door , 210 Se- H 46 IHC Balers USED FURNITURE-mahogany kneehola '59 OLDSMOBILE « tandem bicycle; Harley Davidson motorcycle , large size ; 1 desk and chair, wllh glass lop tor desk, ter heating and home heat- And Your Family ries, V-0 , straight stick. 1 45 T Baler , 4-door , power steering i Remington portable typewriter; Polaroid print copier, K like new, !«i lull sl/e mahogany bed ing. Call us or stop in for '57 Chevrolet "Wagon , 210 Se- 5 16 John Deere tri p bottom rompletc, like new. S50; ook drener. nnd brakes. |j electric; p>lng pong table on wheels ; :io:i deer rifle and * (10; Nvln lira metnl bed, 56.50 ; occa- information on SKELCMS, ries, 4-doo r , (i-cylinder , | shells. plow sional chairs, J5 BORZYSKOWSKI the LP-CiAS you can depend | FURNITURE , 302 Mnnknlo Ave , Open automatic. YOUTH AND CHILDREN'S ARTICUvS 3 08 John Deere 3 point. on . '59 CHEVROLET I | evenings. '5fi Cadillac 2-door hardtop, 4-door , fi cylinder , stick. 3 youth roll-top writing desks; IS overstuffed chairs ; 2 y N«w and Used Loaders I BLOND BED, complBla wllh cheit/ 7 pc. 601 Main St. Tel. 2849 V-8, automatic. | swing sets; 5 doll buggies ; :) hobby horses ; 4 child's riding S to Fit Most Tractors living room set; chrome kitchen let, 4 cars, battery-powered; 2 toy motorcycles; 2 peddk' ears ; chnlrsj desk; overstuffed chnlrj several GAIL-ROSS '55 Cadillac 4-door Fleot- '59 CH EVROLET I I 20 2 & 3 & 4 Bottom Plows, othar It ems. 323 W. 6th. w o o d , V-0 , automatic , 2-door , V-ll , stick. % 3 child's wagons; 2 new sleds; pUiy cupboards and re- | pull nnd mounted type APPLIANCE power steering, power | fr i gcrators . [j TABLE LAWS, tJ.Mi pel* lampi. GOD JUL Some dlahes, , pans tools , hooks and many oilier L: Field Cultivators 11 95; «<|tcl'on step stood ffl.ttV BOR- 217 East 3rd Phone 4210 brakes, full power . '59 FORD | pots , ZYKOWSKI FURNITUrte. 303 Manka- (ho Convertible 1 miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention. £ Spikes Tooth Harrows to Ave. Open evenings. ~ In Sweden , Cliristmas is '5(i Ford Fairlane 2-door , V- time for feasting. It is the V-lt , automatic. Mowers GAS RANGE I 8, automatic. U sual bank terms — Lunc h on grounds. I 4 DAYS time of smorgasbord with I Manure Spreaders Year-end clearance »nle. Some Ileitis See through oven door '57 Rambler 4-door Custom, arrived too lata Inr Ctirli tines. Reg. $1119,95 relishes, special cheeses, an- fi , straight stick , '57 PONTIAC Choppers and Blowers Sale ends Thuri. at 6 p.m. chovies, spiced fish , caviar, 4-door , power steering. BURKE'S FURNITURE '57 Buick 2-door hardtop, V- Saitiuitdlay, 50 1 0-ft. John Deere self- NOW $159 pickled herring, the tradi- I Januair y 2 1 3rd end Franklin 8, automati c , pellcd combine tional lut-fisk , roast pig, CHEVROLET 30" SIGNATURE '57 1 Sale starts JO;O0 A.M. . fil^/t, Massey Ferfl. self- Good Thlntjt to Eat 6S Julgrot (rice pudding with TRUCKS 4-door , V-JI , automatio. | propelled combine , Cooking Center almonds) , and Julglogg | | Includes toys, dishes , books , tools and .smaller ilcm-i. B Leiy '55 Chevrolet a/i.t.on truck , fi- EXTRA SPBCIALI 20 lbs. A Runel • Reg. $3:10 ,05 port, Pius Many , Mnny Other Burbnrvk*. tic . Wlnone I' ofeto Merkel, mnde from brandy , cylinder , 4-speed. '56 PONTIAC |j Some iinlique clislicvi. U lit Msrkel SI, NOW $288 spiced with 9 different con- 4-door, automatic Items Too Numerous to '53 Ford "Horn, V-8 , f speed. Mention, diments, almonds and rais- transmission. Houae riold Art icUt 67 30" ELECTRIC ins. 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