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' ^ Ofi' 'hts '6wnj^^^ ! Deah Ho|>ecl^-foip ;^.=l|iiîoM^,: - ^^^fî'fe ' ¦ ;¦7WASHINGTON , ; (AP) " " - fenses. .;¦' ;.V"I wailed 'until April 15 . to begin hot seem surprised: at that.- ' 7 , "Vv . And I participated in it." months.- .7: Ousted White House . Counsel telling federal prosecutors ., his When the cover-up persisted , He said he acted on instruc- Dean said today his motive m ' felling the : truth ag ,71 1 : ¦ ih John W,Heart III testified to- "I' .. V accusations that Nixpn paftici-. Dean said , he went to federal tions 7 from Ualderriam, ' fqrnier unfoldipg the. story to the Wa- day that he had hoped until kno-w it," he insisted as com- patcd in covering up the wire- i prosecutors on April 12, arid be- White House aide John D, Ehr- tergate , committee was not to mid-April that: President Nixon mittee members aiid ; lawyers tnpping affair ^ | gap 7 telling them broadly of lichman arid other officials. V try to obtain 7 irrinnurity .from would come forward to. fullyVex-7 . presidential .- ,. involvement on questioned Him point by . point : Dean; said he expected -Nixon ' ¦ Dean said in retrospect lie prosecution for his. own Water- plain his owh> role in the Water- about his assertions that Nixon "to; come forward and: explain April 15.; ¦:- should have done more to stop gate role. 7 gate affair. was . involved in the . scandal his involvement in the way I Committee: ' members arid the wiretapping plans when Dash: Y-ou're fully : aware, When that . did not happen , cover-up, thought he wouldi" 7 - lawyers devoted much of their they were first proposed in his Mr- Dearii of the; gravity: of the Dean: . told ' Senate- Watergate questioning to : testing Dean s presence., charges you have made, under Deain, in a statement he de- I)ean ' y -V ; Investigators, he begair "to ex- said he had told Nixon credibility. At brie point Sen. ' oath, :agairist: the; highest offi- scribed: ' as '' personal 7opinion, about cover-up actions as early In the opening statement , plain highlights of some of the said he believes: White House Herman Talmadge . D-Ga"., Which he read during an ex- cial of bury land, the President as Sept. 15, 1972. He said he: fi- 'of the United States? things that involved the Presi- aides probably , relayed to Nixen ' asked Dean why he thinks tended committee session Mon- ¦ ¦ ¦ ' nally told Nixon last March 21 people should believe him -." 'Dean:'¦'.yesj "iyim. -y _ .' ,.¦ dent" to federal prosecutors. .. information about the wiretap- , rath- day, Dean droned through ; 7bis ¦¦ ' : ' ^ that : presidential aides . H.R. er than the 7 President, ' ' ¦: Dash: : And . being so aware, '.. ". Dean acknowledged that in ping and initial ; cover-up ef-.j Haldeman; John D. Ehrlich- ¦ long-awaited account of .. ' the ; y ' ¦ ' ' 'V".r have been asked here to do you still stand oriyyour state- his televised testimony he had f orts. . . j man, and Dean himself could way Watergate grew into a ¦" accused the President of Water- come up and tell the truth , • ' massive conspiracy to head off ment?. " Dean, was asked -b y Fred , be indicted -in the Watergate Dean said. "I've:fold it the best V Dean: Yes, I do ... 1 might gate cover-up involvement that Thompson, Republican counsel ! scandal. a potentially disastrous scan-: way I know." dal.V- - * . . " v. . . '. add; thiSj Mr. Dash. I realize its linked him with criminal of- for the committee, why he hadi VDean said the 7 President: did 7V . AFTERNOON SESSION ' .. '.X Maureen Dean, wife of fired ' almost- - .art. impossible task, if Dean .'claimed.; : . no." first-Jiand Dean : said when he realized it's one man against the other , White ; House counsel John W. Dean,, w-atches her; husband ; that tbe i .:knowledge thait . the President coverr up: was; falling j . that I'm up against And it's make notes on Capitol Hill. Monday Jbefore he' , resumed giv- knew in apart early this year, he "be- . advance of the Water- not a very pleasant situation. I ing: testimony at the Senate Watergate7Comniittee hearings. gate operation, or of the instant gan to unfold everything l knew ¦ ¦ ¦ '"- Wate i'gate hearings . Deari/is" holding part of the text of his testimony. ZAP Photo** cover-uj effort.V; ./" V- about the case" to Watergate ; ' ; ' V ' fax; VV'7y; ' ' y 'V yy; : ' ;" :':- -y ' . " 'Xi: XX He testified . that Gordon Stra- prosecutors lie had deceived , for (Continued oh page 9a) . ' . 'V . ch'ari, aide to; Haldeman, knew ¦what was going on at the. Com- : mittee for.the Re-election of . the //rfesf//7to^ President in connection with Watergate. : "My opinion is that he would report, everything he . knew iii some foirm : to Mr. Haldeman;" .Dean said. D^ • an oEfer of clemency By BROOKS JACKSON I that: may. have been made to ' Ithan:I had done. As the;Presi- 1l: son about , Dash then asked 7 whether . WASHINGTON (A.?) - Tour,' coyer up the Watergate." 7- -: Z;dent discussed the present stat-7 that Dean said was made to E. Haldeman would have reported icey statements ; by President K Eeari testified that be; told; usi 7 of . the situation 71 told him;: Howard Hunt,; onie of the ' men word' , Nixon . SeptV 15,71972, .7,that that all that I had been able to of the wiretap and: cov- Nixon have been contradicted ê case.' crup; to the president had. assisted . in keeping: the ido. Was to contain the case: and convicted in the. . 7y ' ' ' ':¦ "I belieye he probably would ; flatly -by- . bis . . former ': counsel, case from reaching the. White assist in keeping it out of the Haldeman was at the March KK# John W. Dean 7 III: 7 House; That was the day seven White House. i also told : him . 13 meeting in the Oval |jffice. have reported it;" Dean re- : ' " , plied. ¦;¦ ; Testifying Monday before the men were indicted , none higher ythat I thought that there Was a j Dean said. :' "Tie President y ' , referred , to the fact that Hunt After accusing Nixon Sen at e;' s X Watergate - in- in the NLxon re-election cam- long way to go before this mat- ; and. his ,i had ; been , promised executive top aides of covering vestigating committee; D.ean ! paign than G, Gordon 7Liddy, ter would end and that I cer: | : . up the knew, assur- i: clemehcyV He said that he had Watergate wiretapping affair swore Nixoii of /the coTver- thi 'finance committee's 7chief . tainly could .make no , tlawyer,; 'V -V.y-. ' ; that the day would not discussed this matteir with Eh- Dean '•: returned' .- to the witness up, knew of payments to de- .. y,ances fendants, and admitted twice ! •V Nix6n7.aaid'7-peaij"- met in. the , *come when this matter would rlichman arid .... that Colson chair to answer: questions about . 7 7; also discussed it with him later. the that he discussed an offer of . Oval Office, \vith presidential start to unravel." -:; V 245-page statement he read clemency. . And he said Nixon chief . ofy staff H.R- Haldeman CLEMENCY: Nixori also said Ii Oh April 15 Dean said heymet: to the Senate panel Monday. V j : ; persisted in the cover-up -7 this present, Dean said. -- • May; 22: ' -At no time did I au- with Nixon in his office in the PressedVabout his bwri role in :"The; President told me - executive Executive Office 7Building and ; spring despite Ntxon's state- I I had thorize; any offer of . the cover-up of campaign in- ment that he- was trying 7 to get done a good job .and he appre- clemency7 for the Watergate de- S advised Nixori he had begun to volvement in the wiretapping at all the ;facts. . 7 V i ciSted ho-w difficult a . taisk it fendants, rior did. I know of any tell his story ..to. federal -prose*. . Democratic headquarters ' the Here is a comparison of what I had been and: the President , was;: such;offer.". :: ' t ciitors. "He got up out of, his former presidential lawyer said Nixon said and what Dean pleased , that : tbe case had | Dean,said Nixori told him on ' chair, went behind his chair to j _ that operation was under way said: ': stopped with Liddy," ; Dean j March 13 and • again o'n April 15 the cottier .;. and "in a barely ' within two days of the burglary [ said ' ':' '- : : talked -to former audible tone said to me, he wa$ V TOWARD. THE .EJJD:> : . v F-drmer White prepared! statement Monday before the Seri- COVER-UP: 7The President, /: '; : ..j- that he> had , : on June 17, 1972. , . "I. responded : that I .-could hot; domestic adviser J6hn; D. Eh- 7 probably foolish to have dis- House aide John Dean III, adjusts his glasses ate: Watergate Committee ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ in; a statement issued May 22; ' in Washington. (AP •- ' . ' " ." '.' ' .. It; just became-ati in- said, "I ;took no part in , nor take 'credit because others had rlichman and ' former presiden- . cussed Hunt's clemency with ¦Photofax) " ¦¦ y j ' as he nears the end of xeadirig his 245-page :7 ' •. • .' . ' . ' . '.;. slant -WayV of life," he said. Was I aware, of, any ... efforts i done much more difficult things I tial' counselor Charles W^. CoL ; Colson.'*;- . ,"'77- ;;' [By court rulings Inside : Hous^ rA: US* Supreme att^ ¦iMiuigRlllllKT Court ruling may have V jeopardized . Minne- ParGchial |SF:|î^ls^ sota's: .system of granting "^ -^- V^^"*l -Î^^Mschools, the law of: the land/; and will tax credits to parents of By KRISTIN LILJEHOLM Other; New: York programs to "not only for private | of newr'ltj parochial school children — Associated Press Writer s u b s i d i z e urban parochial their students and families but let it;stahd;v7 be said, y nd^te^&ii?' story, page 2a. schools in such health and safe- 'Parochial school officials for the whole public education the bill, which was reported By JIM DAVIS The ,' amendments were de- go to the President before the ty expenditures as heat, lights across the country say they're system as well." . ' ¦; favorably by the House Ways Associated Press Writer feated in the: House Appropria- end of the; week. disappointed by the Supreme and custodial services and ' MaiTlclgB ;7Rep, Lloyd istate-reqiiired record-keeping Joan Tuttle of the Massachu- and Means Committee last year WASHINGTON (AP) — The tions Committee, but bombing Senate . Democratic Leader Court's rulings against state Barbee's p r b p o s a 1 s for also were struck down. setts '¦; Civil Liberties Union; but has not lieen acted upon, House; after joining the Senate b p.-p- ' o n e n t ' s '; announced they Mike Mansfield vowe^ that if amending marriage . rules tax: and tuition breaks for parents of their pupils. hailed , "the court's continuing again is before that committeft to cut off all available funds for would carry the; effort to the Nixori vetoes the bill he will not were described Monday as Terence Cardinal Cooke, In a U.S. bombing in Cambodia, anti-Christian — story, page But many indicate they will statement through his New determination to maintain the as part of an over-all tax rt- House floor today. get the $3,4 billion, because the ' church and turned today to amendments ;4a. ; . continue to try other avenues, York headquarters, called the wall between form bill. 7; that wouid block any new mon- The House shouted voice ap- Senate will not reapprove the including a pending federal tax- state." And Leo Pfeffer, a New helped : No one was predicting the ey for the military activity. proval Monday of Senate- money. NIYMl Tlle nat ion's most credit plan. vwvwwvwwt York City attorney who passed prohibition against us- ™ lAUH exclusive n e w s lead the figh t against the closing of any parochial schools One proposal would prohibit But House Republican Leader (For additions! stories But ing any available funds for summary is put .together Civil rights groups praised state's plans, said he hoped the because of the decisions. any new spending for the Gerald R. Ford said he will on parochial school Walter Toner, director of Wash- bombing. Another would ban "combat activities in ,, over or daily for one key reader: the decisions , which they said aid campaign now \yas finished. from ott the shores of Cam- urge President Nixon to veto the President of the United were, "more or less expected." ruling, see page 2a) But Eobert Eggold, superin- i n g t o n State Independent use of new spending.for any the bill. Ford States — story, page 8a. U.S. war : activities ; in In- bodia; or in or over Laos by said he still is In decisions Monday, the high tendent of Lutheran schools in Schools, said it could mean that looking for some way to give court said New WWUWUWMAA in time. dochina. "U.S. forces." Heavy fighting York and Penn- Kansas , said he and others the President more time for VlAfhSkltlW lCindm sylvania tuition reimbursement actions "a step to deny free- "Schools are in trouble, but President Nixon has 10 days i s reported ' would Icecp pushing for a Nix- A choice between tlie two was after he receives the $3.4-billion bombing as part of Nixon 's ef- deep in the Mekong DcH.a plans and a New York lax de- dom of choice in education to on-supported federal, tax-credit no deeper than before," said offered in. a continuing resolu- supplemental money bill con- forts to force a Cambodia on the northern edges of the duction, program for their non- all but the affluent. " He said nonpublic Sister Maura McDonald of the cease-fire. bill for parents of ¦ tion before the House that taining the cutoff to either halt U Minh Forest, where Vict public schools effectively fur- the rulings were "a terrible school youngsters. '. . ' Roman Catholic Archdiocese of would give the Pentagon and bill, If Ford said that secret, negotia- Cong forces have Rained a thered religion. blow," Santa Fe, NVM. Msgr. Wil- the bombing or veto the tions were under way stronghold and threaten other federal agencies stop-gap he does not act -within that time to seat a the Thus, the plans violated First In Ohio, where a similar ''We're of the opinion that, liam Novicky , parochial educa- authority to continue spending stable government in Cam- provincial capital of "Vi Amendment provisions on sepa- state-aid law was invalidated when Congress passes this and tion superintendent in Cleve- the bill becomes law. Thanh — story, page until Congress passes their bodia , adding this would bring 8a. ration of church and state, the earlier, Gov. John J . Gilligan the President signs it , the judi- land , said he will recommend regular a ppropriations bills. ' The measure Is expected to about the cease-fire. high court ruled. called tlie decisions a hardship cial branch wil say, 'This is that tuition be done away with. Brezhnev starts talks with French president PARIS (AP) - Uonid 1. dicated that France would not Western Europe's other lead- Brezhnev had a three-hour talk be able to consider it until after ers, that the new Soviet-Ameri- today with President Georges the end of the second phase of can cooperation does not mean Pompidou of France to start the European security confer- exclusion of other countries follow-up consultations after his ence beginning next month in from the decision-making proc- summit meeting in Washington, Helsinki , Finland. ess in Kuropo. A spokesman for Pomidou de- The super-summit, was de- Brezhnev and Pompidou wore scribed the talk ns "positive scribed here as a meeting expected to bn in conflict on the and very complete ," meant to put a definitive end to French refusal to participate in He said Brezhnev underlined Ihe Cold War period and was force reduction talks and Paris' the role the Soviet Union con- equated lo thc Congress of opposition lo any discussions of siders thnt France plays in Vienna , which closed out Ihe nuclear limitation. Weslcrn Europe and slressefl Napoleonic era, While the Soviets regard that neither France nor any Even lief ore Brezhnev flew in France ns a Western ally, the other counlry enmc up for (lis- , from Washington at midnight French sec Iheir attitude as a eussion in his talks with Nixon, Monday, official French Riuirantee of independence out- This wns rognrded ns Brezh- sources stilled that , whulevcr side Iho two bi g blocs. nev 's way of assu ring Pom- Hie Soviet lender had decided Slates The French have Mimr lever- pidou Hint Iho United Willi President Nixon on atomic HRC in Iheir dealings with the and the Soviet Union had not nnd weapons controls , "France Soviets nl. Ihe moment because assumed for themselves all the intends to maintain her .sover- Pompidou will l>e visiting China world's diici.sioD.s, eignly In mutters of nalionn l in September. The Chinese atti- Al opening of Ihe two-day defense." tude toward the superpowers is Inlks Brezhnev wns roporled \ l-'ri-iich official sulil pri- similar lo Ihnl of the French. ready lo offer Pompidou the vat el y that Ihe Brezhnev-Pom- The ItUMsians would not. like In chairmanshi p of n ." super Kant- pidou ' talks in a Mario Antoi- see Purls nnd Peking draw Went summit" conference* in nette boudoir nt Hie Rninbmiil- closer together. Pints in December. Kroner * re- lel .Clialcim could he Ihe most Brezhnev also is expected lo AKTHIl 'I'llJO VOT IO . . . Hep. Gernld Ford , R-Mlch., (ho ports siiid the offer lind Ihe np* difficult between Franca mid sound out the French on cotip- Nixon , Jlii.s.sin ¦> which the children attend is in- % ' cidental.'* '••,':. ' *4 a/iL ^lm *^ \ '^ Schlickman also noted that although the U.S. : court's; decision struck down, a law provid- Reg. ing reimbursement for .text- m\mmjy books, that does hot necessarily vSll€* whitewall tubeless. 27,933 mean Illinois' law : providing ef lM^^W^Îulvff 'i^l^l '^SnyvlfS \\ i ^*&Ff •: similar reimbursement will be w .^c declared unconstitutional. H W^Ji i " i . "The procedures alone by V JL r A which a plan is carried out ^mx ' ~ "*i*?Jm \. .&> Flyers endorse

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JUNE 26, 1973 Trial is cgrrlih in youth plan Action delayed brid§e accicleiit case filled in county Gity WABASHA, Mirn. (Special)- defendant is also represented rived at the Idle Hour Cafe, oirlake Tho criminal : action . Accord ing to Ray Brown which by . attorney Pftter . Ekstrand, Wabasha , at about 7 p-iriv. Aug. di- started 'Monday ai. .Wabasha \Vabasha7 . V; 18. They., had dinner and had rector pl the Winonn office , Min- County District 7Court ' nesota Manpower before . :.Prosecuting .. attprrteys -. are ¦left the cafe at about; 9 pm. Services, all Wabasha . County District. Judge Gilbert Buffington , assistant at- wife was driving &nd when job slots in Winona 7 rate light •His County un- NSP Glenn E. Kelley is expected to torney general, St Paul , Minn. , they arrived at the bridge,..;ha der the Governor's Youth Pro- .;.'- LAKE CITY, Minn. -- Ac- ¦ continue through; Wednesday. and Jerome : 'Schreiber;.' Waba- said, the car was traveling gram have : been filled . cording to Gary.'• Oar-land,' Lake- Jerome Rick ,. ' 33, Kellogg, sha Conhty attorney. about 30 miles an hour. He There are a total of 725 . youth .City, utilities superlntenderit , no Winn,, has been charged wilh ; .. In bis opening; statement, Buf- noticesd , a car coming . across placements in the county; Brown crimjnal negligence : action has: been taken yet pn .in the op- fington . said the state would the bridge, heard a.solid:;baiig «aid. Approximately 75: are un- «ration , of a motor Vehicle caus-: prove Rick had been drinking, and remembered nothing . from der the program the proposed 3Q7 percent aver- : parsed at the ing a; death.7 The State¦ of Min-7 and told of the collision leading that point, he said. 7 recient session of the .legislature. afie rate- hikij by Northern nesota is plaintiff. " ' " . . to the ' death .of . .Mrs. Flies. 7 ;. He suffered a broken collar States Power Cpy; hone, fractured ribs, a back iii- STATU! FUNDING of the youth at THE CASE in-volvcs a thrce- FIRST WITNESS 7 for the ¦ . Lake Cit^f has joined least '¦" jury, i lacerations ' arid itiaaj^ program amounted to $14,195 for Car accident at about 9 p.m. state was Dr. D; G, . Mahle, ' the ; city ] 5 this7 session,, compared with .. " bea bar beque cluckeii s tand throughout the festival and free company. NSP requested: the? Wabasha County Deputy Sher- hours per week during the 10- The burglars struck some- cheese, will be available. V . 466 a year ago. This is an increase of 129 or 27.7-percent. iff James Krusmark said ha veek program. raise to bring profits from total Also enrftlled are nine students in the^, college's External time after noon on Saturday and A band concert will be held oh Main Street at . 8 p.m. Fri- requirement ; wholesale business : was called to the Occident scene there was no sip of forced en-, day, followed, by a teen dance in the fire hall. Studies Program (ESP ), which was not offered last year. (businesses Which rely on one ¦ Undergraduate , at about 9:30 p.m, Mrs. F*lies try, Carstehbrock said. ." ; Tlie kiddie parade will be held at 1:30. p.m. Saturday, fol- source, . electricity) situdents are carrying 6,640 credits this was bieeding'badly, NSP, for in session, 102 fewer than a year ago while the nuinber of• ¦: he said; and "Missing' were 50 7 stereo tapes lowed hy a gardieh tractor : pull contest on Main Street iii front liiie with other .customer's;-'. . " . V ; he-said he tried to stop the cf the fire hall.. The fire hall '.wilt also be the scene Saturday -graduate credits is7up 231 tb 3,117. ' valued at $30O, a calculating ma- " Citing. 1972 figures, NSP con- bleeding, then summoned two Quie votes with night of the-annual Fireman's Ball. : ' : . . :. tends the profit from the 16 V The external studies students are carrying a total of 135 chine worth $275, a $10 travel The ambulances and a -wrecker to clock arid a tape recorder worth Highlighting: the weekend's activities will he. the grand, communities was 4.24 •percent^ credits. y total number for all categories is 9,892, com- parade, which Tiegiris 1:30 " pared with 9,628 a year ago, an increase of 264 or 2,7 percent. remove.the cars. It was rain- $75y. y .7.7.V Vat p.m. Sunday. The Chatfield while pro/it in other areas aver- " Brass Band will perform -following the parade. 7.7¦ ' ing hard when the cars were y aged : pfercedt> Rising ycosts removed, he said. House fo ABOLPH. Mueller, Minnosota of fuel, labor,, materials, taxes City, reported the theft of a box and facilities; was the basis of : Krusmark said there were of fishing • tackle from his truck the7 increase request. . ; :. beer bottles in the rear seat of while it Was pairked at East 3rd Comm ittee QK 's the Hick car and when he help- off war fundi and Market . streets between 7 Ambulance ed load Rick into the ambulance he could detect the 7cdor WASHINGTON , D.C-Break- and 10 p.m, Saturday. He.val- ing ;a long 7recordy .1st. District ued the missing items at $75. of beer. He introduced the Itep. Albert H, Quie: Monday Judge A. L. Twesme, Gales- conlracf prepareci Dakota native dike st t/cf^ |wnc/s drawing of the accident scene on: Ms; accident report which voted against the Nixon Admin- ville; 7Wis., reported to police The Goodview Village Council be between a number of, vil- : WASHINGTON.y D.C --The by the committee's action since istration's Southeast Asian war the theft of two spotlights and a was received as an; ejdiibit. ;¦' ¦ was told Monday night that Vil- lages 7and townships in Winona House Appropriations iComhiit- the federal Office «£ Manage- policies: V .; fire eixtinguisher from his boat DONALD HAGERV former Quie voted with the House s Marine, Muni- lage Attorney Kent A. : Gernan-: County, including Goodview; takes post at tee Monday approved and sent ment and Budget had recom- moored at Dick' county deputy sheriff now = em. majority in ,passing the Eagle- cipal Boat Harbor, sometime af- der is preparing a proposed and Praxel Ambulance. Service to the House floor a bill that mended only a $50,000 appro- Ion amendment to a military ployed in Lake City, Minn., alter June 17. The items were contract for ambulance ser- for providing : ambulance serr would appropriate. $70,006 for priation which city : officials had so investigating, corroborated appropriations bill cutting off worth-7$85. V7 ¦ ¦ ; vice; 7 . '. ' .; •' ' :' . ' .' .. 7y.y '7 . 7 ; ,..:' vice in the area. flood control plannin g for Wi- argued would be insufficient to Krusniark's testimony. all fluids for bombing in Cam- Another theft from a boat at . lowa college complete preliminary planning. bodia or Laps: ¦. -X 'X ; ' V The proposed contract would The "Winona County Board of noha. ' . -yy Final testimony Monday was Dick-s Marine was reported by Commissioners; April 1 ended a A . Winona area 7 native has The committee's action now, Quie, a Republican, also vot- Allyn Tews Lewiston Rt I; The been appointed Approval by the full,. House given by ; Andrew Schouweiler, , . contract 7 witih 7 Praxel, - and all assistant, profes- Schriever said, should speed up Kellogg High School studen t. He ed against a move to postpone, items were taken sometime af- sor , of mathehnatics. at Loras is expected for the funding, , of the county except the . city the dike project—• already five said; when he. arrived at the ¦ the effective¦ date of the amend-¦ ter June 17 and include two steel College, Dubque, Iowa V which will .complete prelim- ment. . - ' . - .- ' ' of Winona has been without inary planning by the Army years behind its original sched- scene before the deputies ar- tackle boxes, two spinning rods McNary Iractpf He is Dr. Marvin C. Papen- ule — by about a 7yearv 7 7 As recently as May 10,7 Quie ambulance 7 service .;since;- thenV ' ¦ '¦ ¦¦: ; ; , Corps of Engineers for . the un- rived; the Flies car was oiri its and reels,: a fillet knifeV a hunt- between fuss, son of Mr. . In addition Schriever said; had 7 voted against cutting off ing knife anid assorted tools. A final agreement; and Mrs. Arthur built portion , of . the city's per- side with Mrs. Flies pinned; un- fiinds . fdr the bombing. Explain- the governments and .Praxel maneint dike system. the action . indicatesythe city is derneath. Flies was in the ear- Loss estimate is $250. . : ; Papenfuss; Da- now '-tuned in" to the federal ing his change in position , he Garstenbrock said that sever- hardwood forest has not yfet been readied, but kota , Minn..; The $70,000 is for fiscal 1974, calling for help. Rick was Jying said, ."On such .votes in the the Gernander-drafted proposed which begins next week. Added pipeline and further funds will al items taken in local boat He is a 1963; easily. on the roadway. Someone re- past, there always existed the contract will "be presented at to .the $60,000) appropTiated this corne more thefts during the past few weeks graduate of Wi- The city next; year will like- leased Flies from the car by possibility or imminence of ne- gets more trees the ne3t meeting of the group. ' fiscal year, the Corps has now opening the door on the upper gotiations that could produce an had been recovered and sever- nona Se h- Ip r ly ssk for $800,000 for final involved, KELLOGG, Minn, - The Mc- Ho date is set for.that meet- High School who obtained the $130,000 necessary side; he said. end to the fighting," al local juveniles are " ¦ ¦ planning for the project and, The investigation is continuing, Nary tract of the Minnesota Me- ing.. 7. ' . ''. :' received his to complete , preliminary plan- Jurors selected to hear the The May 10 vote came just , ning for the dike system. if things go according to sched- Henry Kissirigcr ant] Le he said, v morial Hardwood Forest in Wa- In other action Monday night bachelor of; sci- will return to case are Elmer Brunkhorst, before instructed Winona City Manager Paul ule, Congress in Due Tho were to resume talks Goodview councilmen ence degree 1977 asking for about $12 million Dwain Dose, Morris Heitman, MAUREEN THRIFT , 617 La- basha County has been planted Gernander to draft an ordinance from Wionna Schriever said he was pleased in Paris. . ¦¦ to finish the dike system here. and Mrs. Marilyn Myers, Uike fayette St,, reported the theft with 48,000 trees; funded by a embracing the state building aiaie uouege ni „ _^ . ¦ City; Mrs. Lorraine "Now," Quie said, "with no Br. Papenfuss The permanent dike stands Coen, Ma- of her five*-speed brown 26-irich $780 gift to the state by the code, which took effect in July mathematics in zeppa; Mrs. Bernetta Haeska; further negotiations scheduled her porch aboiut. half-completed, with city- and with all the American Schwinn bicycle from Minrteap olis Gas Compa ny sup- 1972. .' . 196R ,, his master of science de- Zumbro Falls; Mrs. Irene Hall Thursday night. The vehicle car- built temporary dikes protect- , POW's home, (here just doesn't plemented by slate monies. Councilmen reached ro decis- gree in ipalhemalics . and sta- CST professor ing the remainder of the city. Plainview ; Mrs. Elsie Heaser, further excuse ries license number 4841. ion on what equipment to use tistics from Kansas State Uni- seem to be any The tract, located about three Other Minnesota 7 appropria- Weaver ; Miss Rita Kreider- for United States military in- Carstenbrbck said police . had for mowing the Winona Diocese versity in mfiS and his doctoi'- apprehended two Winona boys— Snake tions approved Hfonday were macher and Mrs- Leo New- volvement." V miles south of Kellogg in properly west of 44th Avenue hte in¦ •• mathematics from Iowa maji, Kellogg ; Mrs. Steve Met 13 and 16 years old — in the vi- receives grant $1.5 million for construction at Creek Valley, was formerly an between 8th and Dili streets State University in 1972. er, Minneiska, and Mrs. Jerry cinity of Dick's Marine at 11:46 join ing the Loras facul- Dr. Antonin E. , -Alonso asso- Big Stone Lake, $3.25 million for abandoned farrn with . many that will be used for a village Since ^ construction at Mankato and Jo Ostrom, Wabasha. p.m. Monday.. The youths wen) fields unsuitable for present day ty in 1972 he has submitted a ciae professor of modern lan- State road toll playground. Council members guages North Mankato; and $30,000 for Testimony resumed at 1:30 charged with curfew violation agriculture. Species pla nted in- be research paper to the Socie ty at the. College of.Saint agreed the properly should Teresa has been awarded ' a planning on Wild Rice River. p.m. today. and have been turned over to cluded INorwayy and white, pine , weeds. nf Industrial and Applied Math- , boosted to 377 ju-venile authorities. ' . mowed to control Foreign Student ' black walnul , caragaria anil ematics for publication^ . ¦¦¦ Bids will be taken at fl p.m. by man's death . honeysuckle, July 23 for purchase of a new He's a member of Ihe Ameri- Adviser grant, The walnut and pines are loader; . : can Mathematical Society and The award « tractor and active, in student-or- EAST GRAND FOIIKS, Minn. Three injured being grown for future .limner. Coimcilmcn noted dial fou r has been was made by May bank debits _ A Christmas tree thinning is public hearings are scheduled iented mathematical activities (Ap ) The death of a Warren slightly in crash planned in Mie areas planted to at Loras. the Field Serv- man in a car truck accident pine. The cai*ag:ana and honey- this week on special assess- ice Program of. ¦ He and his wife , tho form er thn 1973 Minnesota suckle were planted to enhance ments: Schultz , daughter of Mr. Die National As- has booster! near Elba Al 7-..10 p.m. Wednesday, ' a Linda cnmparerl with ¦ the areas potent ial for wildlife . • and Mrs. James Schultz , Arca- rise 26 percent road toll to 377, ¦ Three persons were .sliclitly ¦hearing - 'is slalcd on improve- .socialion for Work . at the Iract since the dia , Wis., have-a two-year-old Foreign Student .Won this dale last year. injured hut none hospitalized in ment of 5lh Street from the Mny hank debits in Winona showed a 2fi percent increase state took possession in Decem- daughter , ' Traccy. . Af fn irs. Authorities ' snid Thomas Jnn- a one-vehicle ace ident on CSAH ber 1972 includes pruning and west limits cast G05 feci. over the same month a year ago, according to statistics re- kowsk i , 52, Warren , was killed 23 in Whitewater township about releasing existing black walnut • Al 8:HO p.m, Wednesday, n The era nt leased by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. hearing is scheduled on im- makes provision Dr. Alonso Monday night, when Iho car he V& miles northwest of Rlba at trees lo develop veneer trees ; In dollars, the May debit volume was $80,415,000 pushing 3:45 p.m, Monday. farm- provements on lllh Street and Business report for him to visit and study for- the cumulative January-May figure for this year to $360 ,535, turned into Ihe laying out. a conservation was driving According to Sheriff Helmer ing plan, for fields lhat will re- 49lh Avenue. eign student programs in the up 19 percent from the first five months of 1072. path of n semi trailer truck agricul- At 7:30 p.m. Thursday, seminar scheduled U , S. Bank debits represent the volume of checks drawn hy de- ; Woinmnnn , Caroline Ricmann , main permanently in • ¦ hauling grain. Stockton , Minn., W !1S driving ture, improvinc * n crossing orf councilmen w ill hold a hearing A two-hour public .seminar, in 'He inlcnds In visil Inwn St ale positors against their bank accounts and since most are for , and Washing- The driver of Ihe truck , Lar- south when the vehicle failed Snake Creek , -and a start at on a waler main, extension on business report writing will be University, Ames payments of good s, services and debits, are considered nn fences and l) Ion Universi ty, SI. Louis, Mn . intilcalor of business activity in a community . ry Wright , 22, Minot , N.I) ., was In make a curvo and rolled cloaniiiR away debris, 4411) Avenue north of fil conducted hy John Hauenstein , over twice. old buildings. Street..' , . , relations direct w, Funds for the grants nre pro- Statewide, thc May volume of May debits for reporting not soriously Injured , ¦ industrial Department. Molnne " Hiom 'nnii , 15, There- • Al. n-.ao p.m. Thursday, a Peerless Chain Co,, Wednesday vided by the* Stale cities increased 2N percent from May last year, Tlio accident occurred al. the sa Rinmnnn nnd Douglas hearing is set on sanitary sew- Or, Alonso and his famil y live The volume of debits reported by tho total sample of dis- , fl , Royal Gorgo Riidgo In Colo- nl. II a.m. in Room 210, , , Intersection of U.S, 2 and Minn. Wnlle , H , received minor bruis- rado is the world's hiRhest , 1,- er extension nn Dili Street from Performing Arts Center , Wino- at 57fi Wncoutn SI trict cilies for May was up 2fl percent from a year ago 4fllh Avenue In 54th Avenue, MINNESOTA 220 In Grand Forks. es and abrasions. 053 feet alKiVfi *waler. nn Stnlo College. (00ft omitted) Tho session will include writ- Cumulative IW. ten and oral comnuinicnl ion May .Ism-May Change problems and how lo make ornl Sherburne bid City l!17,'i 111711 It) 72-7.1 ¦ and wrillpii rppoils, plus dis- Allied Un .,. $ ¦il ,m f lMjm I IS cussions on the company hand- Austin 7I ,7*I!I rMf>,777 -I- fl book , policies , benefils and la- accepted for i,nkc ritv fi,,r»r.a 3i,n:iu 127 bor relations . Dr. Stephen .1, h.-inrshoro a.nilll It),(l7!l ! ?¦<• Turillo , professor of business Lrwiston y,7in I ;I ,M:I -1 3ft nl WSC, will chair Ibr* session. garbage hauling Ufanknlo ll)!l,2,'lll flit I ,!)!)!» -1-24 S1M1INC C,I«)VF„ Mini). ( Spp- Plainview fi,:»fiii 34 ,12(5 -1-10 llri l Wing '12,111111 Mfi .ns.'l -|* 6 cinl ) — Al ir special mooting of ¦ Drunken driving Hie Spring -Cirovc Villngo Coun- Koelipslcr l li:i,!);il 772 ,750 -1 10 cil , H IP lowest hid for barlwign Kl, Cloud .; 12»i,7l)2 <>0!i ,(l!>7 -l*l» hea ring adjourned collodion , siihinillrd by llim- Walwi.sh.'i :|, fillfi 16 ,mm -I 20 nld Sherburne , was accepted. WINONA n«) ,4i5 !ir.o,r»:ir> -no WIUTKHAr -L , Wis. (Spre ifll) He will begin collocl ion next WISCONSIN — A lipnriiiR In Trempealeau week and will haul Iho gnrhnge Arcadia 7,1)25 34,044 -!• B Cfiunly Courl on a drun ken lo Iho Houslon County landfill. Diinuifl .. , 51, 11)11 44 ,(H)r> I 111 driving clinrfif I winy was ml- Tho Spring drove (lump grounds Ciilpsvilli- :i,5!(7 17,200 I III (!ross(j ,. imirnci l , foi* Hie second (Imp , will be C I ON PI I SniMl-ay; ha 1011,0:15 11211,254 120 imlil July 1, 7. Charges per liimsoiiiild will lip Mondovi , 4 ,704 24 ,212 *| « John 11. (?uiim .Ir,, llohnrn , $.!..ril) per numlh. rickups will Wis,, was cilrrl following n two * bp on Thursdays, Rilling will bo cnr nccldont May 211, nboiil two by village mi HIP plpclric hill. Eagles Regular Meeting : mllos soulh . -:-*: :¦ :¦$ 1 ;:-:.; -¦ ; . . ¦ 'V^', ¦:.¦.-¦ .¦.A * i, Î* . . * : * ' ' ' " • *"* '^.:: X , 0., and sideswiped a car cari-ying nfrW ' itiustiicheV " ' . Children s ' ¦ , ¦ -Tra vcHri' . ' - 10 10 :0O Mows . 9 rS-t-B-M3-l» Davisoh bf Defiance ¦" ¦ ¦ ' ' - ¦ ¦ -7 RILLV C.RA1L1M CRUSADE. Scrmo-n topic: ""Why So . Nanêd Desire" came to the Mitchell ' • ' • " Amorlca 3 . B-lll-y Graham ' ' 11 ' ": I' errv Mason . ' . '!>-. ' .Swing- . St,, . Nevy . York. He 17-year-old Jane . REMEMBERED 7 QUOTE : ' Ihlornalional y 10:30 Movie 3» Much Love Iii The Bible?", 7:00, Ch; U;.9: fl0 , Olis. 0-13, ; party and kissed Lucille .--. ' Lllo Around Ul A TÔ ¦ ¦¦ was blowing .-v Louis-. . 'Arm- and an escort in mid-Man- "One good thing about infla- Price Is. RlOht I ¦ Pcrlbrniahce J Nows 4-10 ' " . 1NTERNATI0N,VL PERFORiWANCiE. "Phcdre," tragic ¦ . and remembered hei' in the Oreen Acres I WSC English J J. Carton : 5-13 ¦ is t r o n g's • unforgetabl e hattan around May 1. The tion is tliat the fellow who , Jack Paar «»-l» . . ballet. 7:30, Ch. 2. :¦" :'X show "Hot Mikado" in 1939 Jeannle • Laurel a Hard/ 4 ¦¦ theme, "Sleepy Times Down boy's leg was kept,in a cast; forgets his change doesn't Trutli' or'Con- ' :• ¦: . Movie ' ' . . 6TM» 11 :00 J. Carson • ' .. . 10 . WSC ENGLlStl COURSE, 7:30 , Cable TV-3 7 — wheii Lucille was called '' ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ' . . the7 girl,; whose head went 7IbTse half as much as he used ' '. ' ieqiiene'ei f Hahva ll Flye'0 ¦ K Movie " . . ll . ,. •., ' ¦ vs. Chicago Wliite Sox South.'" V VV H ollywood - 4:00 Baseball •";• ' . 4-10 ' 11 :10. Movie . 4 • BASEBM.L. MINNESOTA TWINS , "Brp*wn Sugar." 7 . through the windshield , was to.'* Kim Hubbard. 77 , 11 12:00 Nows 0> ¦ ¦ : ¦ Few of, us will ever get — • Sauarei . 10 Morv .Grlllln • . ¦ '. 8:0O,' Chs. 4-10. "^ .. ' . '7 . - X 'X- . to you ' •: ' .' Thir tiirr . -. 11 .. 1:30 sew smart . . -2 - . Namo:oly ¦ such a tribute as Louis , did Did it ever occur saved because she happened Lou Jacobi ,. who's 7on the ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ y ". . NBC REPORTS. "American Communism.Todiiy'' — an • " "' Lifs ' MakB •: y . '- ' .' Movlo : , . - ¦ J-8 '' .the :Gainl ; ? • . two years after we've de- — :. ' 'Nobody ever thinks to have on . a pith helmet. said the ' Â Deal -11- - . ' fiOO Effective)-Writing' .'2 - . .'. Movie . 13 7' hour of interviews with party leaders and undercover agents 7 . Dcari Martin show, parted. .- , short girls have bosoms"? Attorneys .arc getting busy. program's dong very well in .as they detail the organization 's , structure,yyouth and internal y Sally StrutK«rs. of: "All in ' rsey,: Arizona . :Tho occasion. Avas the 'Neve : Richard Dixon , President the ratings : "We're in the strife. Filmed iii TNew Vork, Chicago, NewVJe , the Family'* complained at Nixon's look-alike, says that Texas and Alabama, the (documentary describes the dramatic V Orleans: Jazz & Food Festi- top three , — right behind W^ val at . the. Rainbow; ' Room a CBS-TV fashion f oiimithat in his recent appearances, Four Roses and Southern ' ' conicback of American conimiinis-m. 9:00; : Ch7 5. y is,tiarnr\nn Creeii Acres • " » ;" . TJtirdirl . -,., ' ll' honoring Louis's widow Lu- since:, she's short, she has audiences - seem friendly to AttsrnOOn y y ' ;¦¦ -;¦' .; -y -y.; Wednesday ¦ ¦ ;Comfort.",That's earl, broth-7 . Bonrima - 10 Hogan' s Heroes 13 . trouble getting fitted proper*** Nixon . • •.; -. ' Wbstbury Music ¦ ; 1:00 Tho Frog Pond > : - Flinlslones 11 To ' Tell fhe Truth l» Watergate Hearings niay preempt regular programming, cille, a. silver-haired bouncy ' :er-- i' "Xl ; . - . •luo .Edae/-ot Nijh! l-4-» .: . ' virfllrlan .13' .7:0O America 'U i ' lady in a flowered dress , who ly in that area because ev- Fair signed Buddy. Hackett Tho Doctors . 5-10-13 Gomer Pyle 19 Vvindow on. • " . . ' CHILDREN'S AMERICA, 9:30, 12:30, 6:30, Cable:TV-3. . ; . DaHno Oam». . .*-M. » .^ ' 3 ¦was merely ushering in a erybody thinks shorties are for Aug.727-Sept. l-.y- Five . 4 sosamo Stf'Aet . :' . 1- . Washington . , , . I ¦ ¦' mm-M ' IlOO WSC English • 3 . ' ' I ' Sonny; Cher J-4-8 THE FROG FOND l:0O Cable TV-3. ' under -: developed , whereas, 'll; have closed mmm-mmm —*- —" mmmm ^^ IM^L*I^BI • - pick Van .Oylc i : * whole month . f-or Louis, B'way shows ... wiw pauTwnuiB inBiwMinwiii-pw ; frlce Is Right 4-By . i Love Lucy .. 9 : ' A3 AUGtJST, "Circle of . Lies;" focuses on the:murder '^^^^^^ KBi ^'.îîî^H"' ' • "' Billy Graham 6-13 and a museum for Louis in remain in '"Irene" til Janu- from ''Oklahoma £rude" to ¦:¦ ¦ . Style 4+19 eveningPwonirto .; ¦ ¦ of an automobile designer; Prime siispect is the victim 's test; " ' ' ¦ ' ;¦ Jeannle y 11 ' „ . . y . Owen Marshall 9-19 ¦ the . works;;.- Lucille V Arm- ary, then go to Las Vegas buy a $325,000, spread ,iri ¦ ' 0 '" . ¦ ¦ vard, & i X ™ 9 d Ba ydriver.7R:OOVChs . 4-8.. . 7 ' ' '¦: :.».*» Garden y ^^ Mo-ll-l? . V * ^": ^' } ] strong is shining as few. vyi.d- in March . .. ; . An ¦outstand- Greenwich, Conn. JOSIPHBWHXIH ASSOClAltS. /AC Praittttt . ¦ ¦ ' ^ ';¦ • ' ¦ ¦' ¦ Z-y rrm er Con,* . IO:OoS; -Mt-l-rjo. . . TURNING I'd! NTS. "Incident at Cass Lake," special ' . .. :¦ . M^MtK e . oouolasvovwas ^ ...... ¦ - :¦ -. ¦ - ..*¦ .. ¦ ows ever do. Kightfiilly sO., ing heauty at. '21 was Alana Show . 'Bii'-Quiz: • ' What; film * quenees ' . . ¦ ' - . 13.)9 documentary, , looks at:', attempts by the nation- s 'Indians, to MBN rHOM . Truth or . . . .. ,- TO Yell the Truth -t.:' . ' ' ¦ : ' because she kept Louis blow- King from Miami - -.Beach: personality is pictured on Consequences ¦ PerrvMason ¦ " |l ' Minnesota reservar ' ¦ ¦ * .ib inanirvY ' .1 ._ ;. . ¦ ; . secure a better life for theit*7people. A - ¦ ' . ' Rpat thn Clrck *»' ":- *6' ? iW. , , J»|3*»0 7vtoVto . . ' 3-S' ing th at horn y Actress Ro- Her late fa ther, a .Surfside a postage , ? Ans. to ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ '• ¦¦ ¦ " ' ¦: ' stamp ¦ : ' Munst^(Munsters . 10 ' ^'W™*' ' " ,. " ' ¦ J. -Carson . . 5-1C13 lion is the scene as- Chippcwas 7won a battle over hunting EEEPRIVER , Ky. . ' - America 3 • ji1r u Paar ' «.9.19 ' ' ' ¦¦' yesterday's! The title role in TIC«NICOLOfl*/TlCHNI$COr»e' ¦ Hathcr. Knows Laurel & Hardy 4, ,- .,„ X,' ' 1 - • •and'fishing rights in 1972. .8:30 ,"Ch;- 2. • JJ[ ¦ 'B«f :- - *»^. ¦ * ''Giinga Din". was .played by - ¦ -. _ : Jt- . Hollywood Squares » '"'" ' ' : . .: . • ' ¦ ' ,7 y-V y- y y ¦ ; Baffle 1* Price IJ Righr i I'iOO MovIa 11 . ";. . . ENDS TON|TE ¦ ' ' Sam; Jaffe. Vy, V -; Green Acres : . i? . Bojjby" ¦ Gditfsbero :• 12:00 Nevys ¦- . •' ¦ ': " ;.' . 5 . ; : TRoseland banned bare mid- $1 56 4:00 /Vllstcr Rosen. . 2 . . Trulh or Conse- ' ' .Name , of . Qprrimiff 7:15-9:15 —- R -^7 J. ¦ Cartoons " 3 . V . y quenees . . . -. ' . ' 9 - ;lhe .Game , •: . 9- riffs (but they once banned m ¦ Tîevision movies .. Western 'a - . ' -Police . Surgeon . "If/ ' : nt> Hope' . ; - .13- paiits suits on gals — and Today they're acceptable now) . . . flllonday Through Friday Morning Pr-sgraiRS "B.iFFLiGp j", Leonard . Nimby; :. A. race 7driver isVcpn- K^l Marlon Brando wasn't first ] fiised by visions , but an expert on the occult is determined to¦ ,'¦'.' choice for "Last Tango"; ¦ ¦ : Mlnneapolls-SI. Paul '. . ' '¦ ¦:• STAf.lON llSTIKGS Eau Claire WEAU Ch. 13 '¦ ' ^ Roger Moore says in Gene- ¦: ¦help. US72) 7:0O, Chs. 5-13. ;. -: WCCO Ch. 4. WTCN Cli. 11: Austin- KÛS Ch. 4 La Crcsse-WKBT Ch. fi in clo^d session sis magazine the top choice STARTS « EDlgJJJ^jJ^J KST P Ch. 5 . ' KTCA '-Chi.»¦ Rochester—KROC Ch. 10 La Crosae-WXOW , Ch. 19 ''PIYORCE 1IIS/DIVORCE HERSi',' Hichard Burton and . 7 , was Jean Paul Trignant . . . KMSP . Ch. ' »• ' ' • :. Winona—cable TV 3 Programs liiblect to change 7 Elizabeth Taylor;:. .'Story of . a sbphisticated couple plagued by By JOHN 7CHADWICK. from the White House safe of .. . .Mason City—KGLO Ch. 3; , ( . Patsy Kelley's new standby ¦4:30 : ¦ , a conflict of interests and mutual indifference. Part 1. 1973) . -, ¦ WASHINGTON,y(AP) Not for WJiat's My Line? 9 : Who, What ' -- The one of the convicted Watergate "" Women Only. 5 New Zoo:: Revue) 19 Where $-10-13 . .- '. TiiSO, Chs. 6-9-191 ' - Senate Judiciary Committee in "Irene is veteran come- . Sunrise' Religion . 13 \ Sersama Slreei 13 . - . ' Split second¦ 4-9-19 7 "DEADLV 11.41 IVEST," : Richard Boone. . CaliforniaV wihe • conspirators. 1:00 News ' ' S-S-9 10:00 Gambit ¦ 3-4-8 Variety '11 . iwas called ipto closed . . session . . . : .Sale ol the " ' ¦. ...' :i1i53 News ' . ' 5-10-13 country is a scene of terror for aii Iron Curtain idefector 'who Since then William D. Ruck- Carmen ' 4- ¦ ¦ ' today to act on the nomination^ Today ' • ¦ 1-10-13 - Century . ' -• 5-10. •U:O0 . News - • • . 3-5-10 ' • ¦ '¦:¦ : ¦ Via-a target for assassinationy(1972) 8:30, Chs. 3-8. of Clarence M. Kelley' . Kansas, elshaus, fornier head of the En- Zoo¦ Rov'ue -: ' 11 :.y . ' . 'W y . ' : '.»V : : .AIidiiayy¦ .y - 4: : " ... " •' ,. - ¦ . Father Knows¦ . All My "THE APPOINTMENT," Omar Sharif. Romantic drama City pol ice, chief , to be director vironmental Protection Agency, : 7|30 Popeye^ - , .y 11 . - - ...... -Bo!t . - . - .. . . „ ..:. . Children ' , 6-9-19 • ' filmed in Rome. (1909) 10:30; Chs; 3-8. V." Saws^j »i00 Cartoons , , y 3-4-B , . Oalloplng - y' NoonlirnB ..- • \ B of the Federal7Bureau of Inves- has been filling in as FBI chief, , ¦ . Variety . 6 :-19 •' ¦ •'¦ ' ; "FI"VE GOLDEN DRAGONS, Bob Cuiiimings Adventure. TsiTieiPj . . Courmet . . .15:05 Sewing . " . . -10 " . ¦ ¦ tigation. The .first .opposition to Kel- News . » 10:30 Love of Life . 1-4 8 12:15 Variety " ". ' ' . "3 :tale of oriental intrigue. U966) 11:00, Ch.. 11. . • " ¦ '¦ " ¦ Hollywood ; - • ¦¦, ¦'" 12:30 Children The committee . concluded ley's nomination was voiced at ItSO Wovle • " « . 's PLACE FOR LOVERS," 11:20; Ch 4. " ..". : ¦ I WALTDISNEY Cartoons .9 Squares . S-10-13' - .. America y 3 "A . three .days of testimony TMon- the .'' :. Judiciary Committee's PRODUCTIONS f— Mister Ed '• 11 Bewilehed ' ' *-»-!> World Turns . .48 . ''THE GOLDEN HORUEV* Ann Blyth . Drama of adven- ' ' -: ' ¦ Andy Griffith 11 s Make A- day. '.Chairman' Jairies' ': O, East- hearing : Monday. But most -wit- BY ¦ ••.«'» " " i.ti-.-i. Liu -.to Let' ¦ ¦ ' . ' ¦ ¦ *•" ' ' 111: 55 News " - " - ' " - '.; 3-S ' - Deal ; S-t-lt ture for the Princess of Samarkand as shie battles : the son of " nesses urged his confirmation. '¦ ' n^Kh ^ ^'' inl? ¦ ' . '¦ ' ¦ ' ' land , D-Miss., said he. hoped for ' - • 2i &¦?«« 2 • Religion . . .4 ' ' . : Three on :Cienghis Khan,y(lK7)Vl2:0O,:ch .. 13. Z:y . . Romper™L Room . 9 ,n:0O Young ¦ & ' ¦ ¦ ¦ 10-13. a prompt vote on Kelley's nom- The opposition came from Little . Match . ¦ ¦:¦ One ' ¦:.' '¦ Wednesday ; ' ' ti}0 Children's Sestless 3-4-S J*S0 OuWns Light 3-4-I . ination and V for Senate cpji- BruceyR. Watkins, a black civil SANDY'S . .. America : • 3 :'-opardy S-10-13 y "Days el Our . ' vsMOKE "77Dana Andrews; To SJOyOOo Pyramid 4-a ¦ V; SIGNAL escape hostile f i r in a tion before Congress rights leader, and J. Nelson . Password - <-»-1» Lives ' : 5-l0r1> "'¦'' " s of : Indian • Jeannle 11 - . Gomer Pyle 11 . Newlywed , . "Indians a;cavalry detachment braves¦ the danger the starts: a. July74 holiday Recess. r 7 Thoihpsoii, a ghetto lawyer in Variety . ¦..¦ 19 11:30 Search.for- - . - Gama W-lt V Colorado River. (1955): 3:30, Ch ' ' . -¦ . :¦ ¦ " Baffle • - "• -3-IO ,- Tomorrow ; J-4-8 • : .. 4. . : 7 * Kansas City.. . . Movie: . 11 yy "DANCE, : LITTLE LADY, . Terence Morgan. . Drama 7 Kelley: was nominated by TONIGHT " ' Ax Winona Dally News ¦ about a ballerina who has an accident at- the time of her , President¦ Nixon June 8. Nixon Both complained of police ^*» Winona, Minnesota: U>W, chancdllbr ¦" greatest triumph ; (1954) 3:30, Ch. 6.7' . ', withdre-w his earlier nomination brutality against blacks. Wat- Let us show you what TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1973 ;¦' ;¦¦ "MR, INSHXE/MR. '! 7Hal Linden. Crime , of. L. Patrick Gray III to suc- kins sjaid that Kelley had added 0^81^, . real good eating and says merger is : . drama ifeaturing New York police detectives .trying to. locate ceed the late Jy Edgar Hoover. ;. fuel to the city's 19&8 riots after Winona Daily News a foreign embassy official. 7:307, Chs. £-10-13; - Unlike Gray, who had/no law the assassination of Dr. Martin Fast, Friendly service is . T UESDAY; JUN. E:2<, 1973 'V; the best answer ''DIVORCE IllS/DrVORCE¦ HERS," part 2,: 7:30, Chs. enforcement experience, Kelley Luther King Jr. He testified tho ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' VOLUME' 117 .NP. 18S . . - C-9-19. - ' . . x-x '-¦ X - XI- has been police chief in Kansas lives of six blacks were sacri- like. rubllshed dally except Sarurdoy nnd c«r- ¦ ' taln,holidays by Republican and Herald FONTANA, Wis. ;(AP) ., .-¦-- "MICHAEL KOIILHAAS.v; David Warner. Drama of vio- City for 12 years /arid . before ficed needlessly. Publishing Company, "-<0l- ..Franklin SI., Miergihg the University: of Wis- lence focusing ©ri a 16th century peasant leader. (1969) 10:30 David R. , , that - served 21- years with the However^ Hardy, a Winona, Mlrin. . 55987. : '¦¦ ' ' " ¦¦¦: ¦ '¦ TO consin Center¦. ' and; Extension Chs. 3-8: ¦FBL'.: "' -: , .; ¦ " lawyer who leaded 5-member Mtntd h BJPJ, -/STAKTPttJlmCO.*^ O W 0»v'fVa4x*«« - a EAT BIG! SUBSCRIPTION RATES systems would save : money; and -.7- - ''BEAU BRUMMEL," Stewart Granger. La-vish' historical Gray, .who - became acting commission appointed to in- , " StaHs Wed. .Single ' copy . lie daily.; 30c Sunday, give the extension system rnore yTromanee.: (1354 ) 10:50Z Ch. .4. • FBI: director after . Hoover's] vestigate the riots, said the KHnVKaNM I Delivered by carrier per .'Vveek'40 cents; : SAV E BIG! 7:15-9:15 BkMlkttlrNMl -. M'.weeks . .S1S.30;' 32- Weeks 'tSOip. statewide exposure, UW-Ste. yy "DOCTOR . IN DISTRESS," Dirk Bogarde; Funny things death in May 1972, resigned c o minis s i on agreed unani- • ¦' By iliall , strictly In advance; paper yens- iPwit , Chancellor Lee S. liapjjen vvheh blustery Sir Lancelot becomes . a patient in his April 28 after disclosure that , he mously that Kelley had done a ' Itbpped on: expiration date: ¦ et . . . ENDS TONITE " : Local Area — ftates be low apply only Dreyfus said during the week-: 7 cwn hospital. .. falls in love.. (1963) 11:00 , Ch. 11. had destroyed materials taken good job as -police chief. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' : In Winona, Houston; Wabasha, Fillmore end .' ' .' • "• • ' .' V .:. ." .". y ,. and Olmsted counties; .In ' .Minnesota; Trempealeau, Pepin Dreyfus told state Chamber Buffalo. ¦ , Jackson 7 and La Crosse' counties In Wisconsin, -, and ¦ of Commerce directors that Wisconsin Assembl hearing armed forces personnel .. wltti '. mlUlnry . y addresses In the continental.United Slates sucli a merger; would provide ' ' or. overseas with APO or Ff>0. addresses " ntmtlii^mmmmmmmm^r :' administrative ; savings . and s -1 year. .. . S25.00 9 mohlris' .... SJO.Fi ^^ i months:. . - .515.00: 3 months .. ..S 9.0O maie the Extension's role in . Elsewhere In United Stat«s and Canada: the system more visible. HUFF & HOWARD, 7:15-9;15 -- R -- $1.50 1 year . . . S40.CO 9 menths . . . S3D.50 7 "The; - centers themselves Pr6j3psecf marriage law changes hit •S mpnths . . . -S20.75 3 months.. , S11.0O ¦ WINONA STARTS WED. Sunday,. News only, 1 year . .. . SIS.C0 . would become the visible pres- ' 'V Single dally ccpies miHed 55 certs each. ; By JON-ATHAN P, WOLMAN I' . . Barbee , the committee chair- sideration in the legislature. said it would be "good to per- ence of Extension," he said. j . .Single Sunday¦ copies , mailed 75;¦ cents MADISON, Wis. 7(AP) l - man/ proposes to 7 legalize The proposals , Barbee said, mit people Avho want to m arry tach. : ' " Dreyfus also said he favored ; . homosexual marriage , group would! go a long way toward Within their own sex to so. Subscrlpllons for less than en's' trt-inlh: . ceilings on freshman class sizes i Tampering with y traditional do " ' marriage and polygamy, tl per week. Other rale-s cn re-iii svt.. ! at tbe 27. campuses, a proposal : m arriage laws •: coulcl endanger ending hypocrisy in marriage. He said Minnesota permits emmm, Send change of address, ' ncl. 'ces. urv- Mrs, . RB. . Brinsmode o£ i v o r ce s , dillvered copies, subscr ',;-!cn critrs ard ! that has been opposed by the a; Christian foundation on which "D mistresses, such unions. v ' Madison look on all the propos- PREGNANT j other mall ltems ta V.' ;-a Ca::y Me us, ' UWV centra l administration . : America was founded, the As- lovers; I. don't think that' s any "I do not like to use the term P.p. Box . 70, V;lnsr,al'. ' '/:**n. £i!=7. sembly's judiciary Committee als at once, saying: "This coun- better ,''' lie said. and Distressed? ' Class limits would protect the homosexuality," Barbee said. For -circulation . .Interna * " on ca'l iji- ' was , told Monday. . . . . try is a Christian country . Referring to another bill to "I call it unisexuality," 8941) classified Bd/eri:;-- , ysii-izili state s investment and assure These bills wipe put the 6 WE CAM HELP YOU . display advert.sing , . 45:-7£*,:; r.e.-.s. 4:7- that personnel at one campus A hearing room was crowded whole institute mandatory jail sen- The bill penalizing prostitu- 1324, Area , cede, IC7. : - . concept of marriage." V tences as a campaign against . Second class pesiace pa.d al \: :r.zr,a, would not have to be laid off during discussions of bills in- tion violations with a jail term Free confidential;ti On- Minn. while student fads caused an- troduced by Rep ..-Lloyd Barbee , She said passing the prostitution , Barbee said: "This of up to 30 clays was brought by legisla- type of activity woiild . be Scclarian service. X other campus to be crowded, he D-Milwaukee, to modify state , tion , would reduce humans to a less State Rep. said. marriage statutes. ; serious; if people were allowed Kenosha , on behalf of that level "lower than that of ani- more than one spouse." Call BIRTHRIGHT Winner of 3 mals" and produce a Soviet•¦ city's Common Council. , £ Molinaro described problems Winona Academy Awardsl ° type society . ; Barbee said Individuals have Phono 452-2421 She told the committee the psychological and physical he said Kenosha has had with * y. AT 8:00 P.M. 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Cup «:f Soup S;il, — Towed *»l ¦ if? -- ¦<:«ill ,*iw riiccs.e - Kiuii (ifl;ii.in -- f'olo Jilnw — Apiilu . ____mi$ltil$Mm^mmmMm K;iuc ^; - :^ v- / -;. -^ .y ;;. .! y; :- -?^ /. . .- < - , Wlnbnai, Wilnn«»ot«• ' ' "** Six if>eQfAe J\j]\mredxJi ^ ^ tUESDA-r, JUNE 16, 1973 ^ ^ A Soybean growers Tmmad By RONALD W. BROWNE Nager; D-Madlson, said. Hass«ll said. 36 states require mittee he is holding hack ap- MADISON, Wis. (AP) — It is ''It . is '" . time ' ' -" td' stop 7 treating a cash 7paymcnt.; California proximately GO licenses ' for npn- tlmo for the state to get out of taverns as Tsecond-class busi- levies a:penally of one per cent paytnent of bills, sorne of which to elect board ne.sses, lie said. ¦ ¦'¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ' a month oh unpaid balances, he are near $5,000. the business of being -.a- collec- " : - . ' :; . ¦ leyMls ' resortJc^ :Maury • Hassell of Milwaukee, said. ; "Wholesalers, do not worry BltAlNEED ¦ , (AP ) and destroyed eight cab- , tion agency for beer and liquor representing V . the Wisconsin about it because thcy : . know members .. , Minn -7 A j Resort area was :done by falling trees, wholesalers an Assembly com- Wholes ale Beer Distributors As- Other sintej' Vallow mi time, once a year they are going; to lakeside resort and. a handful of ;ins at : Knief's Shbreacres y Re- Which were snapped, and tossed , : Minnesota. - soybean growers jxiittee yvaa told Monday. sociation, spoke7 in 'opposition to lapse between receipt' of goods get their m oney .because the summifir homes were demo- ¦ sort on Bay Lake. 7 7 about by the.twister AVinds; arid cash payment, he said. will elect;' : : li shed and at least six persons ¦ The only injury - reported at : Rep. .David O'Malley, DAVau- the attempt to repeal . the . lii\y; stale 7 collects it. 'for' them ,'.'..' a. J3-mcmberyMinne- i.. yAfter ' , ' resident nakee, .ceiisured a law.: . As ior accusations that the received minor injuries Monday . the. . tornado;- a Jndian- Point was to Muriel Mil- which lie said tlie statute has kept Wolfgranvrri: said , :;. . V ioi-a Soybeajn . Promotibn Board j at Indian Point . Resort said of requires a retailer to pay. law: is; discriminatory, he com- ' evening when a tornado touch- ler, wife of resort owner AV A. his irresponsible persons from'.' en- He said beer and li quor* li» Thursday. 77 ! the scene: "That cabin was : wholesale liquor bill within 3d gaging in questionable business. pared to Wisconsin law oh the 'cense renewals alone take , three ed down east of Brainertl, . MiUer Jr. Mrs, MilloT was hos-7 District 9, which includes Wi- over there, this one oyer there Vpitalized in good condition at' days andyliis beer bill ; Jn 15 , sale¦ oi dairy products; 7 staff members up to four weeks Area residents V said the In- i'he .law dates . to experiences ^Penalties; " for these viola-* noria County, has the following dian Point Resort 7 on the south arid that one (pointing to a cab- Crosby.; VV; I;- X -X 'i 'li Zli ' days7 or risk¦ Revocation of his to process at an estimated cost in in the lake) was ours." .' j .' . ¦ . - during Prohibition when /manu- tions are 10 limes greater than ' nominees: Elmer Kleven and shore of Bay Lake, IS 7 miles A Minneapolis Star arid Trib- license. facturers; V wholesalers 7 and . of y$a5,poo.7 .. . . , 7 . , ;, those for liquor ," he said. ' De-an Wright, West Concord ; east of /Brainerd ,.7; appeared , une Co. executive and his.-wife O'Malley told retailers engaged 7 in shady Miller said most nf the resort I also were injured, the Excise aiid " 7 Peter. Wqlfgramm , licensing . ''Why areii't wholesalers 7 re- hardest Wt by thd twister, 7ih among the Fees Committee practices, Hassel! said. Richard Field, Byron, and Leo residents took refuge the Bower Hawthorne, Edina vice- , the law is not coordinator 7 for the City of quired to turn in delinquents at which touched at least; three yiotlge basement before the twis- , administered fairly, saying V ."Before the passage of this Madison , :' said niany dis- the time pf the violation instead .L. Bernard , Spring Valley.. Vot- times7 during a .five-mile 20 i president, for public- affairs ' of , j terV hit, while others . crowded " some .owners are allowed to law, 86 per cent of . the retailers tributors - dq :. not report viola- of a week before license renew- ers wili be eligible to write in rnihule hurst. j the firm, was, treated and re* y ¦under a table ¦ in¦ the recreation postpone payments : beyond ihe wlio eriaged in : prostitution , tions of the 7 credit law uiitil al time?" he asked. ; the name % Two-Year Certificate Savings ere M^L^ MMMMMMMMMM\M gives most for your money ing synod, the 2-million-mcm- ¦ launched with a minimum deposit of $5, 000. ' ' ' | | bcr denomination became the ^^m^L^m^LmM_m___' ',^MMMMMMMMMMWF' "' ' H Wo love comparison! We know that when you first major Protestant church Ui take that official position on Q moosuro up a Martin Home against compatl- H Hon... feoturo for feature, slzo tor size, price the issue, although Pope Paul going awayl You save up VI hns indicated a similar H for p rlco... wo win view. H to ono-third on conventional building costs. He said recently that "he- H You needn't wait! A MartFn Construction Loan roic" medical measures may H pays all bills from foundation through comple- not lie warranted to maintain H lion, low cost payment plans moans addition- mere physical processes when II II al savings. an irreversibly terminal illness has deprived a person of con- 1 An Invitation from Martin Capp scious human personality. H Pretldantol Martin Homei As tho United Church put It: "I built iho first pro-out homo... now F^SiiS' J.T'-VJ "Our religious lierilnfio ... re- wo build tho 11noall Tlio Martin Mothod inMmxmi^? for both It tlio mast economical custom homo- l iHraSBwij quires equal regard bulldlno tochnlquo In uso today! Wo'd MH|£ liody nnd spirit , Accordingly, llko to provo III I Invito you to send In ?cHx«6jif:> over-regard for the body, with- iho coupon tiojpw for our cntnlorj ond yMk: _aW^ ¦ out proper concerns for the needs pf the person or tho hu- There s Only ONE 6^ Certificate man spirit, can Itccomo n kind ' of blologicnl idolatry." And H's NOT A 5 ?% Certificate. m Maitin Homes On other mnUci'N , the Church m YOUR MARTJN WAN: also: . Jerry Hflti • After extensive dHinto , di- JOHI s. IOIII si, rected thnt nil dul y prepared fMk Lu Crouo, Wit. UI.0 1 church HlcM'alure, worship mn- m JT V SAYINGS m/lMiltl (orinls nnd hymnals ho purged of innlc-orlfliited terminology , ¦ ¦ HOMES, J MARTIN """' ' such ns "brolluM'hood of man ," & MIANAUSTIN . ASKOCIATIIIKSTEWARTVILLE. \7i MAIN ST ¦ ¦ Old Sh»kop«« Ro«d . 090 1W«tt NO «,i to Im Inclimlvo of women. MINNESOTA MINNESOTA Profos.sionnl HM«. ¦ ¦ Bloomington, Minn. 5543* ¦ ¦ ?lown n lot PI plan to buy Complntc-d ballot ing in n 55912 5597S WINONA «lot. • Pll.'(507) 433-34 73 (507) 533-4203 ¦ ¦ Heme.. ¦ i rnco for dm rcli vico moder- ^2^ , ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ator , eleeling n young white Jj Adrfttw . -i „, ,. i,11. i " - i . Phona layman , Charles W. KUckor of ' Tow— -,, Wo^——_ , Stntii ZlpCorto—_— . Scnllle Wash., over a Wlnnc- ft. biiKo Indian ciiudhliite , TOI IM* ^MHIIIimillllMIIIMIlM ^ Thundercloud ot Dlnck ' River Falls, Wla. . . . Ih 7 the, general erithusiasni to de-, packing-'.plati;; lie -Used this motley Ifeiîipî^®^ll®¦ îaiteV fprthrightly , for instance . . in rogate ; Mr. Nixori -and all his w-orks . favor ofVAlb6n V Btokley o\er a^d 7 all his family, We are. seeing xj^ flappy' , his Chandler in. Kentucky. Republicans iri6i e' freîent7teferfeiiees,tc) two; V theserdfe ori the 7 rolls Were, told' simply to " : proofs Vsold Vfor. .$59,000,. .. fel- ttei&ncy brpiheH7'»yho.. .'are tlife :allegied bene? :y which^ went into^FpR'syestateV - ; -, ; ; chaiigeV their; registration,yy ;-:The ' :• • - Most Americans; -we .suspect",, have . welcomed ficiaries. of-Mri Nikon's:prominence,:, yyiyhile Fdlt was goyeriior,v his son consemptiph' of the regulatory .. agencies in the uses of presidential the' '" • Supreme 7 Court's '. decisions, establishing ; new in- the case- of one of thern .'dating. , . . . James got7a 7job at ?15,0b0 per year.; 1950^. , ¦ .pdwcir-'Vwft.8 routine, Aycoiigressionai standards::' for obscenity, to;. bring ympreV published back to.- (he early . ¦. . ;He'Saidylater,Z% wasn't beiiigykid- the author« "' Weyhave 'beeri; enjoined;, to yatyurey '"yr'de'd'. ,1 knew- perfectly. ; well y they comirhittee investigating the ' cdrrup- and :-filmed material ivithlii the conceptV<^ and ' . - bingyVîations7ta,/ihe:'ippJiiqa^n ?tandar. Vtion of V Uiey FCC \by VtheV Office id Ity is VtriiftVyboth : too easy yas~srgu* y TV; deeded 'fhey ipoiieyi- ' / 'WhenVtheVfam* War-InfOrmatioh: cbncliidecl,;. ¦:. ' ¦ : ' ' meht,;.aiia 7too7 unsatisfying is .mois,'. V^ly entered .the; Mite House, -James.' V V7As:fbr the. definition , the .19577defihi.tion temalri: • ; yvq-W.rHA^ ' , 'applying 7 contend ality. However, if we .are .. . in • thb. V; V:.beearne a partner in.' .the ' insurance ;'tbe l- Whetheir to thei average/ person ' ¦ ;: teriat, it. had ;.. . proper ;,dye to porary : coiurtiunity! standards, the, dominant''theme proeesSJofytvpliingya fresh code for . .firm. ' of/Ropseyelt. .Vand-. .S.argeht,. cilbr.- vth!B -ndv^5/-.It-VaJSQV-hid ,the " American presidents, o.r . . . . -4e- of'iiheVmateriai taken as-:a .whole .appeals to pru-;: forVAfn^ri-V . which sOJicitedy.apd - wrote. insurance sire . to select 7 and v censor thei;: news. . dan -' public ' ;officIals,:;. 'it is : \vorth- - ' rifeiit Interest/' except' that:.the'criterion , of "uttei-ly . - . , • Vfor; sorneVof .the'biggeSt/lcoEôratlpiia What it, lacked ' was, the power,, or. ; . importance '¦' has been \vhile7. reflecting . on .; what the old. : Vih Ainerica; that; had business' . \vitht; perhaps ' wdthout redeamihg social '' • , ; :¦' - V - more accurately .stated" V'7-V- .y.' 'y' ' - • '' .codeVwas Vqr, put .differently, how / 7 tlie: -goyernnnentV 'By .1939; Janiea eyen-y'theV/colflr ''of; power ' eiimirtated ,; ': -V^' '. .V' -y . - ' y'VV X-zi X . ' lackadaisrcaliy 'itVwas:qbSerye(L ' " ' , V-per ' . ,.y toV ciarry V ' was .rhakingV' fiiwÔpO - year, their dstsigrisVinto effect; . Hence the : '¦' 7 $25,000 Vmore than his oldV rrian Was il vAs for /variations,/ theV,Sup^m.e ; Gourt is encour- . ; 7 IT IS IN this connection/that Mjsi r heed to; enlist tlie; Federal Com* : ,. nvakiiig as President: ; . Aging states tb develop! their"own-'.guidelines ; for 'the -Rosalie . Gordon;V who . did ;. the ;re-j. municiatiohs C6mmiS5iipri¦ ..ih its . pur-; saying;-in effect search:yfor a- irited "¦ pQlemic¦ by: .pbs6,y ..V; ••- ". -' '' , V7-y.', •' -; '•; ' " ' standards; that Vis;- VtheycciurtVisy ^. sp . ELLIOTT RpoMvelt's experiences . . • '7v VV; that there. is nbtjust; .one vyayvto interpret the stand- y johnVP; . Flynn. published -two; dozen/ ; Were/isimilar). . .as was' his; income- \l-Jl JXheFCC : ose • of: . unlawfully liquidate :fiiaste'r general ; to-.giveVhim ' imper- : classed as '.-nonressehtial i','7 they got! ing. all of the r'adio perSohnel; ih the; J-* 1 ; ' \?$%m ^$^ V- .."' Certainly freedom of speech and the- press : will :f0rate first sheets of new.ystarnp . is- Mrs.. FDR . to vmake . three appear- •foreign . language field that Vdid 7 not tie invoked to denounce the court's decision/arid .cer- sues for. himseifyand a. f ew- 'friends;-' ¦ances . .. bs V their radio , program . at; :imeet; with its: favor, A real .Gestapo -that the court; will ' One: such -sheeit / turned up in /Vir- fl,5db for. the first two • and V$2j50fl- : was Created and a lawless;,enter: tainly this is . not the last time. ' ; ; , with'this difficult, problem ; but most Vjinia::and' the .p\yner.'.- ask^d : $20,000 fbrVtlie third. V. -. prise Was launched.." need to wrestle ' • :-; " Americans.' will riot: long .tolerate ;the V assault;Von for ity lu p'ani'q|ythe: Post Office ran ; 'But personal . greed;. aside,.; what, And so .-on. :"V .vVV- . ' ' V that¦ ' 'decency.' ' V'V ' V V'W V X i -Zy-X " ' "'" ¦ ty- - ./off a largeV number; of imperforate about the; i sanctity. of; the V demo-7 The/Vsooher- ' kind of. thing A p^g0 ' :• ¦ ' ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ' " b^î i i ' M ¦¦IIM H " ¦¦¦ «¦¦¦ » i n M MI r m% ' ¦¦ I I , ' i i i \ sheets - to dilute the singularity - of cratic process? Harry Hopliins /.had ceases: tie. better, and. if it - is; going — ¦- ¦ ! ,.- . . :¦ . >¦ ¦,*¦ ,! ,i _ . \ at \ ma i m . .»' ip i , y : money , ' lpng-time ago — In 1775 -~'a French libertine • the first set. . But ... FDR ;taused7 the ; more evein .than CREP iat his to yStop V with Vthe Nixon administra- i A Bureau, and: Engcavirig disposal: over threee billion tion; why ' , V Page ia, VViiioiia Daily News/Wiron^, JMIrnesota, Tuesda/, June 26, J97? vrsiiir• whose 'openness 7might '- liav.e ^surprised- ..to- of. Printing . dollars that will be one . of : its : X' y to'deliver to. him alone a numlier of, : in. VWPA money. 7 Anxious . to . .purge :singuiar. .adiieyernents. V > V day's avant-garde wrote thisVabout decency ' ' ... of iginai die proofs. 7 After .ills . death, those; who had opposed. FPU's .cdurt ' > yyash'injgôfiy.''Sta.r . 5ytr(/iCate . V' ': . '••; ^Perhaps, weV.are unaware:we of it ourselves,;- but ^ven though everything understand ;as.principle : is . so .Tttuch discredited these/ days',, we ai)ci ;decercy : Btill .feel '-a need; ior'ti. " • .- •"•A,B, ' ; yy-S

' ¦ ¦ '" .- -.- In this space.MOTip^siii^' pn: June ;"8," a.fayoi> .' - ^^T^^^ ^ yx^ - ' " ¦ ' - '" '.'! '"T *** ^" ^^* ' • ficial . salary ; from . CREP;. .' or his able report: appeared on. .a: bill to fi- willingness tb;turn pver more thou- partially with ¦ ' e nance iederal elections ' ¦Jjif'' oifo- sands; of Vcbhtributors' ycish to Her- y Jdn67.r brings .77us honeysuckle, tli ¦ ¦¦ Pp^ ¦ ¦¦ ®n ¦ r : ¦ ¦ ' tyitk^^^ ¦ federal funds, "X' - ";;i 'Z 'i i ' ' . ;. y- . . .; .;, bert Kaimbach Vfor . tiiistated .. pur- brides;; .jightnin^ bugs, sunburnj iced ; A modest note from Sen. Charles '; poses, and ; with" ;-ohly i ./Kailm- : ' ¦ change - Gommissioh' . has resigned, : -Mr ¦ tea . and mosqititdes "but most- of ail Jiftussell Baker ; iSSri«Vi 7. - . :- .V Mathias,. Republican .pf ; Maryland, because of the. irregularities;/ sur- b.ac'h's- .'verbal .assurance/ that ' •„' the ; it;; brings ,us. summerV reading. Let to: whoin . authorship ,' of the bUl was rounding $20O;PQO hi; cash - .delivered White . House; had .authorized Vthe us then put asiide that . heavy : itchy made V^nywjj ere .the x-y - 'Tlie Argument against . the . Supreme Court;.ob*> ' thatVSen.; : ' ' ¦ ¦ iine^ . in world. attributed, / States Adlai in - a; brown suitcase tp the Commit- transaction? "XX i'iyX . ' old winter readiing ; and slip into : UnfOrtunatetly, iscenlty 'desision .is that edultS ; should he permitted Democrat y of Illinois, is ; ;¦' ¦ it lacks illustrations, : ;,y Sfevehsoh, tee for .the, Re-election of the; Presi-. ihese ; are-- not dealings ' of V/men sornething witli ige cubes;and lemon as:wfelj- as yiiistructions"for tb set their oWii -siandkrds. in • fact pnmariiy êspohsibie for d'e- , tyingyaV . deiit by, ^- Robert Ii, VesjiOj the fugi- muchVconcerned with . the" TkindV of . peels. Here,, for starters/ js-a;sairi T hangman's nooseV A cirteh for the Nar. veldpihg the ineasure,yof which. %, tive financier;: -- niceties for 7 which Vthe law and . the ¦p ' ' ' ' Midwest's-leading newspapers ¦ . ie;.of . the .Pooling matter . now V in, tfonal/ Book "Avi?ard;v ..' . V7 ' " 'X- X V OneVdf the Upper., MatWas"is7a co-sponsor. .y '-.. The inadequacies; . of existing laws Internaly Revenue Service .holds the , ' another: State—ptyft this vs?ayVSunday: ' . : ¦ your bookshop .which should start "American Despair'? is Mia' latitat- —ih ; are ¦well"iltiistr.ated by the ; fact : that rest of VusVaccountable. ;" ' y'V all true sunitrier readers shivering. ftUtWrtpEVER yrrote th» - WI, It , '' tically ;inarticulate . first V novel .of iije BOT,y(3^ywM .Vf^d:. . giiiity v«n ; Until :Mr7 ,'Dean 's, .:hdfteynibon - fi- witH' ¦V - 'V ' ' ;.' 1 society; is that or something it is the first and .^ . dre^dvV'V . . . young VSepoy .Gassbwary,ywhoSe. hero; . "A 'carding .principle of a ..free . aiisihg.from the thi*ee counts of mishandhng this gift nancingV came- to light, it hadv'heen '. Mariey Bustard's Vpredictable first. imposing Itfcas most obvious;heed1 ;¦ buys,an old car aiid sets butVacross. government shbuld.tefrain front . the Watergate disclosures. Aside •4which:everi..e3tEP ultimately foiuid generally supposed ' that whatever novel, : "Hel|b»und; fory Ameriea>" . is: ' ' bt society on others;. ' froni ' America - to [ find . Jiis , roots, . only to; aiid tastes ;bf any segment /;. the deeper causes of; the; Watergate too: smelly fo keeprr-the committee else' Watergaite . represented, ' it Was absoiutely thief-proof;; and therefore " lawimakeifs>and prosecutors Would be wiseyto fespect : Vend. up. haying a; ball in- San/ Fran^* actiyitiesVin 1972; and ..regardless of could be fined .only $1,000-each . on hot.the ordinary- kind of ; graft .scand- ..makes ,--;the ideal ;decorat|prt , for ' ai. Cisco, 'Denyer, New 7 Orleans 7and tlie .rights; of adults;';to:be treated as f reeadults.yV ; . vihdVwas or *was notv resjpohsibie, "it each count, VKprfeiting. $3,p00 after al, soyfrequept: iii American politics:. beach-house -coffee table/: The; most, Khoxyille,: Tenn.' . This is.- the novel seemsV quite clear . that : they ' were receiving; $200,00(1 is a;pretty.gdiod But maybe it 7Was after all ;;7 it is reliable ma'sochist will 7be unable to eteiyoneV will talk :aboUt: ::ffiisVsum- yThat- was; in one /editorial. l-Xl possible .only- because of the, . huge exchange in- anybody's league, , -V- easy to -believe, that With- so much get Vjjast ' page 23. ' -. ' Normal book rrier.; beca:use of; Gas5owary's outra- amounts .secretly contributed by b'us- V Now the . Cox inquiry is ordering a cash: lying ; around arid So. little thieves willvgrban ph page 2. geous tweak;;with ¦ iterary tradition;: ' "¦ ' . one. the ' ' ' special;iriyestigation . into; whether or strict: accounting, in: evidence, some- ¦ . : There . was . aiiotber on^/In-that news- ih.essirien : 7: and ; others. ' apparently ,. ,. Bustard's 7 There, a l restless . young tfntil nqivV no peripatetic first-iipvel paper • ¦ chastised the- ; state' '! uiiiversityV press V for fearful^ -that ya; McGovern victory not methods, of . extortion were used body's pockets ' besides Gordon Lid- , ' * ; : -X man. who is .profouiidly but inarticu- heroyhas: been permitted to haye a publishing ;a certain book, ''We Don't Know THovv: would have deprived them:of; needed by '.Republican fund-raisers . in 19121, dy's. might, have: been lined . lately dissatisfied with7 America, his. tiall in TKnpxville. : /y Ah Independent Audit of Whiat They Call Success . in and . none-too-scrupuious friends "Vin with cprporations having legal probr' generation, his .faimily, h|s. roots anti. William and Elizabeth Pad- •lems '.\^thVfhe;gaverhhi!ent .-'as ':special THEVySjsNATl/ Investigatirjrs now ' "Great 7MustaehBs of Hollyvyood" Foreign Assistance", by the.Administration. . are; .turning' to thie /question ¦ of the the. : origins of Western / ei"vilization,7 ¦ ' ' - says, theVeditorialy should - not , ¦ targets. 7 jhis investigation : also • will , will : . feed77 a.,- desperate .7 hunger for dock. The : press, . . . In. fact it now begins to appear1 possible misiise of Campaign : fundi buys a motorcycle -and sets out published tie bopls. that there;is considej'able cavse for V look - into al'l'egaiibns that some big . 7 film buffs who have exhausted the have in more traditional ways thari: pay*^ across the :, country, to find : happi- literature/, of Bogarti y Fields, 7 the investigating of Republican , fund- 7 Republicah contributors were forced ness ; and escape his sense of guilt ' to hand- over/ their gifts in cash, ingyOffy and hiring lawyers for,; the Marx ,-7Br6thers, ylioneT Atwljl. -'attd V . VGh, ; well, we're .not. innocent, of . inconsistency raising and; spending aside from the . : .;. , for the . destruction of Babylon. He ;¦¦¦¦ ¦ ' rather thari by phrck—a.practice. tliat Watergate V burglars;- no wonder -Alan Curtis. Here they are --Vail, either.—A.B. V ", bags7full ;pf greenbacks that went7 has conie to light: also that bikes- to .San Francisco arid has a the,otliervcon- clearly otight ¦ to 7 be. ' illegal, "and when it ' the; gre at mustaches' of the . golden to Gordon: Liddy and, Fred ; LaRue, once ;a ' special assist- ball VVrithy ; bther7. colleagues: in . loss: .victed conspirators. There •was,. ;o£y^ which qujght to haive . arousedX the ." -: era of the silver-screen. ;V ant to John Mitchell,, rentedV his ancl guilt, only to discover that , ey en- :Dr. /Helmut .Gossagels new diet course,:, the . dirty, linen •of' .- .-the so- ' suspicions of; the contributors and of 1. . apartment : to a / businessman for fun fades in . the end Ibok, "SlimVLiice A Butterfly, Eat humar called ' "Mexican iaiihdering'' opera- - honest members of the campaign ' ; NeidHbdrl^ committee who might haive learned whom he interceded with the;.De- "ihe Jewltli Win* Label PicJUr* ¦; :Lik.eyAvH^'iy.'-riiightv make' you; dis- (ion that . / Maurice . Stans tried; sp ¦ ¦ , ' ' ': ' i5ays * ;that:-'.a' '/:.centu^,yago they of.- i-fc' -V- ' ".-;' :. V-V ' . : -' ;-:¦:y7 partment of Agricutture and; that Book" is such , a - magnificent; piece appear if yoii follow, its: advice top 7 pur '" nelghbor ' hard to explain to the Ervin com- * Mr. LaRue and Mr. Mtcheli, while either had bad. storms dr fast/builders; witness this mittee; and asVfar ba^k as the year . ' of color engraving that. :one . wisheis: scrupulously. It is also bound to be! ; Sunday : ¦'' THERE SEEMS to be no end to the latter, was. Attorney General, acr the great Jewish wines: of: the world the v new . diet , rage . this summer, from the 100 years ago column -of ' this past before the: campaign, -. the /dairy in- : ' ? : , blew down .for the third tiime , the: suggestions of: shady;; practices cepted rides on.; the same busihess- were bottled; under , more picture- among the fashionable. Gossage "Ji Smith s;blg shed dustry was pouring in hundreds of having, -to do : with ,1972 s private , plane: y¦ ¦this':TnoTning;y\ of dollars while theVNjxon: . Republican man' ); . . esque labels than. Tis, unfortunately, contends; that . people caii eat- all X x-'Xi. .J X i . .iz- -HX i thousands campaign funds. What was John All too plainly; and whatever ; laws ' ' ¦¦; '¦" " ' Administration was reversing ; it's % ; .the case. • • / " ' '' they want and still malntialn a con- ¦ : E»e;an 3d: doing with7$t4 ,p0p in cash may or may not have been lr/)ken, . For;contemporary bookrnaking at ¦ ¦ And another, neighbor offers this diagnosis of grpuiid and . raising - milk ' support stant weight by;undergoing periodic froro- these funds last fall,, and by the sense : of ethics of too .rnany high- Its most extraneous, it will be hard surgical removal ;of relatively, dis- : the Nixon's .'administration health: ''Mxqn's v got prices. . - V' .. -/ Vy . ' ..;¦' . 7:VV' •:, - what:stretch of ethical practice caiild ly placed men In the isjixon Admin*: tp top "Thar Total Biiid Catalogue;" pcrisable body organs and . extremi**; staph infection/' .--*' A.B. V ' • ¦ ' AMD 7 THE . adn-ihlitration's In- he . or aiiyone .:justify his ''borrpw- istratibh/ .was sadly - lacking. That Aa a . conversation Vpiece alone, on . ties. - ./7:, . V;V' V W- '..7.;• : ;V'... \y.., V volvements with '¦ ITT including ' thuo£j college rrtuch less, ''laundered," Mr. Stans How coiild a certified • .public, ac- and the Covcrup :possible, and tha iifesaver. It will never justify itself created^ a restless; dissatisfied young M and former Attorney General Mitch- countant like . Maurice Stans justify need for drastic change , in election ; as a- book- Jt Is a 758jpage' catar hero who buys a pair , of stilts and ell/ are yunder indictihent , arid Va even , to himself his having had a financing evident. :¦ ' , logue; of ;. every variety ' of string, sets out across America in . search may elie toda^ chairman of the Securities and; Ex- $55,000 cash fund in lieu of an of- New York Times News Service rope, wire, .chain: and plastic clothes- of his roots. As he moves westward across'the continent; , 'hoping to rea*ch The board of trustees of VLea College at Albert and haveV a ball , he , to meet today, and; the 7 major San Fxancisco Lea is scheduled . discovers America' at its most .. ' vie-' decision, it is predicted, will be to close the college V, , louts in v pickup , founded in; 1965. ,, : ious Unshaven that was trucks laugh at. him, for walking the •highway, Von' stilts. : Sour, capitalists It . was the president of the college ; who made Nixon-Brezhnev promises Corrupted by the systenn brutfh their that /prediction last Week after Albert Lea bankers WASHINGTON . —; The Nixpn- ate, curs on the whole are 7 intang- If as much progress is made la the Brezhnev ; agTOements bn the limi- ible and remote, and yet there is next 27 years before the end of the Cadillacs dangerously close to him had voted , not to extend additional , credit to the stum- tation of strategic offensive arms James Resion something to be sa id for they ad- century as was made in the last,27 on; turnpikes , forcing hiim to struggling institution. J ble onto soft shoulders where he be- and , tho. development of peaceful ministration 's • patient efforts to years since the end of World War aipnuc /energy pro- ments witii the non-comrnunlst bring , both the Soviet Union and comes stuck for , hundreds of pages : Lea . was founded to cater to the drop-out , copy- ' II , these meetings may achieve the high over the passing scene. Tremen- ' mise a great deal states oyer the Inst few years, it is China Mo el oser contact with the historic: objectives claimed for them : ing tp some : extent the successful formula of Par- more than they de- , dous for deep hammock sleeping. sons in Iowa , which now has gone into bankruptcy, easy to argue that Moscow had / changing and' interdependent¦ ¦ mod- by the two leaders./ liver, v but at least gained more:Uian it has given. The ern ' world,' 'W . : ', ' '' New York Times News service t h ey maintain the present basis7 for negotiation rests IF BOT H tidai coma to belisv* EVEN P E R SO ti A I¦ ft-wdotn , Earlier this year, confronted with budget prob- spirit of coopera- on assumptions highl y- favorable to that they do not have to live in which seems to .terrifjr the com* lems compounded by a decliningV enrollment, Lea tion; y. the USSR, , fenr of destruction : by the other, it tnunlfltfl more than . atomic weap- College decide*) to switch out of liberal arts and in- . Even if . there . is. Tho Soviets have, negotiated for- may ..he possible, to get the7anipa ons. Is making a little slow- progress stead to train people for industry .— any, industry less in these docu- - mal acceptance by tile West of tlio race uncier cnii'trol, It will be a very as a result of these . lallts'. The.free- that Would provide .substantial financial support. ments that] meet's wartime boundaries , ' ' ' slc)w business, but the nations ot dom of the Soviet Jews to emigrate ' which .is a po- The president . said he was successful, but the eyc( they are lite way of saying ' that the West has the world are now • spending oyer to toel has not been solved, but. the industries demanded; community'Support , too. letters of In ten t. accepted the division $'220 bllli 'in a year on thqir military mainly as a result of pressure from ' ' of (lernjaiiy, So when the bankers voted no and when the com- They are saying thnt , . . f" " and the .cslnhlisbmcht "of '. : ny Soviet estiibiishniehts ,'' . and they are not here, Brezhnev has made soma munity didn 't seem ready to accept another fund the tivo most ' powerful nations In " sphere ' - '-of 'influence' , ' in Kfistcni . likely to find the resources to : deal concessions and has tolerated A* raising campaign, the stage was set for today's the world believe they have more Kiirope, now" occupied by Soviet with their growing - '- .'populations un- rnerlcan i nterference . with his inter- meetings ¦ to gain by cooperating with one an- troops. : 7 til they caii mnko substantial re- nal laws more than any Amcricrtn 8BRVICES FOB other than by fighting one another , Meanwhile, the Soviet UnWm Is ductions In their ' defense budgets. . President would have tolerated v 3ad. Sad that the ambitious Albert Len com- and that even limited agreements getting from her former cold w;ir Thi! ' Nixnii-Hre 'v.hiic'v cornrnuni** similar Interference from the Soviet MRS, W. (DELORES) munity could not attract the .supportJo stabilize in the , fl(:lds of arms cont rol , HdvcTsaries the grain and (he mod- (jiic on tliq IJmitntJon of fitrntcfji c Union. the young college.; , We suspect -that/Ihe final '' ac- atomicV dcyelopment,, - HQHMEISTER ¦ . cn.erliy trade ern;,technology her own system hm offcM islve . iirni s (leulN more in prin- Accordingly, the .question Is not counting, . -will reveal that it has. been n costly ad- j ir' ¦' culture; may eventually lead not been able to provide , This mill ciples than Iii HpoclflcB V It docs . Ut- whether these agreements have es- Funeral Held Today venture. Still we . admire . that community much to a m/ire dependable' world order, troubles a ,lot pf .peopl e here wbo ile inore than give Ihe SALT II ne- tablished an icJenl or even serihlblo more than one—somevyhat richer—which says they 7 No world order can be establish- would have , preferred to «6o . tho . gotiiilbn new Insti-uctLons to get relntlonshlp between the two giantu MRS, GEfMGLADYS) must have a Iqur-ycat college m) ihnl the Mimic- ed without getting rid of the mix- / t-flmmu/iistK crippled by (he conse- hack (ti (\miavn nnd liy to come up but, whether tliey hnvn inalntninod sola taxpayers must provide It. — A.D. truat that poisoned the relations quences of their own failures (ind with "a periT innent agreement on the . negotiating process and Vmndu HE0KMAH between Washington arid Mos'cow who ask, what do wc get out of nil mure ' f'oiii|il * ihine¦ D»y ot Nl|ht '414-1MO ¦ j' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ " ¦ ¦ f In this newspaper as well as all AP. news dispatches. economic .and, V tjr litlctil arranu';* ¦bericfils . are tangible and limrriecji- prcAicss v of Decollations going, arid New York Times Nows Sor/ice '^- " ' " mm mmmmmmm ""** """""" ^Js """' ^Âm\l ^¦^¦^¦V¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^^^ ¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦^¦ÎmmmMai ^^ m I ^B——~— rm,mi^^'m^mmmmmmtmmmm îmmm^

"- ~ 49 V*WKI BOYS' I BB i l l 1 lîYrKê f fSSj ik MEN, REG. 3.99 SPECIAL! MEN'S WHITE JEANS SWIM TRUNKS I M5M^ 1 if J I SHORTY PAJAMAS SPORT SHIRTS ¦ ¦ -^J MaJLJ IT H Polyester-cot- 48 Stretch nylon ÎHL i I Durable polyes- BB Hit patterns , !P,C "— ¦¦ ¦ m m m mm "/^ J '^ > •- ... ¦ ¦ - ' ¦ ' -,: ¦ . I " r ?7 * *^ ~ T' . .. -I ton;no ironing ^ In popular fun ¦ - ¦ ^ j & € ^^^ ^ ^^F M m^M_ ter andXL cotton. Z solids.ln No iron- « I needed. 3-7. t} 1j S-M-L Savo1 S-M-L-XL /""Price [ i§0J-xfa \______\______MM--^ MMM\ " ^ 1/2 - ;. The -American .people..now. have become : convinced that theV .central ;i?sue; in the Watergate affair is tbe question 7»f integrity, of./tihe federal government 'Itself. V ; By Aim percent, )he public-has now ceased to look upoti Watergate as being. "mostly political" and sees it "as a very serious question Involving:;tho honesty of; the White House/?, fhia is a. marked charge from last fall; wheii bf 62,26 percenti a Sizable majority chalked up the Watergate charges as mainly political rhetoric, or the kind¦ of tiling both .sides engage in in.political.canjpaigns. yy '¦¦,;. -y -Xy pisf /THE: QUESTION ' (if IiffiV handling ^ «f this TWalcrgaUs . affair J . by,.88-!2l percent, a inajorityVof the people believe Mr. Nixbrt . "has ¦withheld important information about it"Vand has npt been and *' frank honest'' witli the people: on the matter:. REG. M,;!flaaaiiJgeWg,B3 His. personal rating qh" his handling of WatergateT has .now KOYS' 3.99 "~~"~ , *""* """'"" BMg TAMK TOps FOR slipped to/70-15 percent negative, down sliarply from the-57-31 I ^SWI^lÛST ' i MEN'S REG. 3.99 percent negative: standing recorded for hini in' May • by Vthe " HIT-UOOK TRUNKS I MEN REG- 3 SWIM TRUNKS ¦ ' ¦ ¦ I7nulsjji' ^rT^jl ^\ -v i ' " Harris Survey; , ' •' . yV ; .' - ' - 'X'Z-Z ' " - . REDuqW l ^ Co,orfo new screen ¦': ; By,, ' : | E< VS Popular Nassau style the Same;token, .before he . was scheduled to teistify, ^, V *€<^L I rin,s ' no more .(|H^ I 4 DAYS OMLY 1 great colors ! S, /^, L, § f- \xS^J^ \^\ 'W I P ! Comfortable In trunks in a lively a rra/ and leaks from former White House Counsel:John Dean were ' XL 5ay now ! 100% co,ton too! S of today / etm ,mmm7mJ *. * I V~a > - VVA ^V IV ¥ 88 " 's colors. S-M- "very truthful," . another 27 percent felt he had ,be«n . ''only ~ HURRY IN! Tank Tops ^22 | \Xl ^""- ^j ^W I M-L-XLDash ' L-XL. Hurry partly truthful," and. 17 percent/were convinced he was "hard- ^^^ \\\ I if/ ! in and ^£, -^88 | \ j 5, M, L, XL 1.96 mm save ! inl Save I JL ly-truthful;'' However SO percent of the American public did \ ^ | ^^V J^^ \§T *£ ^kLM j not feel competent ;tc pass- judgment on . this 'issue. .Neverthe- MA less, ' it appieared ; tbat Mr.: Nixon's chief adversary Was com? CHItDREN'S NYLON KNIT SE7S. 1 ing up short in-*is. cwn credibility/although public : reaction 7tp _*nrtf im AM CrtET nilDARI C I BOYS' SHORT SIEEVE SHIRTS- Reg. 3 59. 4> *\ «% Long sleeve, long panfs; 9 ir.o.-6x ^<£ a44 B MEN! STOCK-DP ON SOFT, DURABIE 1 Polye$w/cofton $o|j ____l_\\ Kis¦ testimony had yet to be measured. V ; ds ond prirtts '- . V The latest Harns ' Survey, conducted in . ; person ,'iri 1,509 . UNDERWEAR AT WARDS LOW PRICE > ' TODDLER BOYS' & GIRLS' SUNSUITS. 0/| | B0YS BASEBALL CAPS. Reg. 1.69. 4|A households Vfcetween June Hth and isth asked about the truth- V A 1 Durable polyester plus soft , | i key 7 Polyester-cotton. Sizes 2-4 . 04£ fl }I iC„L MY B Red, royal blue; wool/rayon l i l ^ fulness ;6fVthe tesUipoiiy.and other¦ public efatenfents, by cotton!Athletic,T-snirts;briefs. 15 . <$ figures'Vin . the.,Watergate'- case. Most , of - the public isimply. . I f r 88 1 ^ is not :yet VpreparM/tb make defiiitive Judgments about the BOYS' POLYESTER.COT70N SH ORTS. S-M-l-XL. Hurry in to Wards! & ° 1 | BOYS' SURFER HATS. Refl. 1.99. 1_A4 . f fifi 1 S(>,,d feve«« to vertical stripe mVuêH Veracity of the::testimony, and . other; statements. Obyioujsly • Reg. 1 .99. Variety of colors, sizes 3 to 7. &aWU i II H ' ' M M BMIII J ¦"" ¦¦¦¦¦ "« , as .a jury, they are. stiil withholding their final judgment; But j"" """"""""' " '""" ""' ^ — " " B0YS putLOVER KNIT SHIRT. Reg. 3.59. BOYS' SWIM SUITS « g+g> . | QQ skepticism, among: tlie people is high, indeed. The7 disposition: ' Tt S,eeVe ieCed S,ri 0 most people is tb ; , 7 , Reg. 1.99. Stretch nylon. S, , Sh° p pe P^^-"" "' *" ^ of ¦ doubt inost; of what they had heard. :y i | r ^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^J I ^ VVVTO WOMEN'S SWIMSUITS. Reg. 8 99-12.00. <)£% 1 .5 ^^ I 3 ' , - v ,x ^% ^^ b ^^^^^ST S ^- Reg. .99^.99. 4 AQ 9 QQ Z¦ 'X;;;." - W- - - APFAIR: .; . ;.X . Assorted colors & fabric, sires 32-40. . r&<3 OFF < - Refllective trim fabric. . JL 'eje9 di99 '¦ ¦:.' :-:. - ':-: '; -V .'Very V;.v - . -Partiy- Hardly I | y ' yj. ^^ ^^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ 1 ' ' ¦¦ ¦ Truthful . : Truthfol truthful; Not Sure WOMEN'S BODY SHIRTS. Reg. 12.00. A 1 MEN'S B,CYCLE JACKETS. Save 2.11. . ¦ '¦ X ¦ -X'y; . '.;.y.; ; ' ' ' V- ' ©^ ^- ^^^ ^^^^^^ m ^^^^ i C ^m'1 4 OQ . - :XX . %Z S'yZZ . "'%: ¦. : ;•%. Sty led for form and comfort. S, M, I ... OiOO R WT~~ REDW00D " 100% nylon, reflective trim fabric HfiOO Resident 3Mixori ;>:t..i7716 V ; V 30 • . v.: ;23 7 • -. . - , -y; 31 . 7H OW1]»^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^3'7t rim ^ _\ 'V '¦• -:• ' • ' " James McCord ...... V..,15 - : atv V -V. .--12 - as LADIES' SHORT SHORTS. Reff . $5-$7. _ V* 1 ~^^^ ^-7^^^^ ^fl - WEN'S l0NG SlEEVE SP0RT SHIRT : ' ' , IX 'XZ i: ;' - y *%f s ^W \ ^ F K*? I ' 1 ftft Martha Mitchell.7'. . -::i., . is v ¦' 7V¦ %>- ¦ ¦ 44 Polyesrer-cofton. SJres lO-lS |>V OFF W" '* ; Reg 3- 50, Sfripwl, pfcly»sl»r/eo»ton JLaOO Jeb StuartVMaTgvuder >v:7l Q ' V; ' 25V' . ' y iXZ: " ¦. - V§2 | W^j ^^ -^C- ^d ffl5L . Jr I " NOVELTY ' '- : y ~ HEADWEAR. John Caulaeld .. X..zz.X .8 - ' ; . - ",- ':-'24,-¦; ' - "•. y;;- 9 : - •' . ': zs9 ' WOMEN'S FASHION COORDINATES. % ' ' ~ ~^h< W £N'S GOLF & \f : • :: ' ¦:• *JE 1 ' ?T JY ' J^m ^- ^C^z1 and pR,CE Maurice Stans ':.. - ',. ,;•..-:. 7 . v • ' . -. . 22 V ;V:¦ 14,.;'." /. .: -57 Slacks, tops and skirts, black and white. £sj OFF ^ ^ Caps hats, all size?. Reg. 1.49-2.49. /2 ' ' ; ' • ¦ '. ;- ' ' ' •¦ '¦' : -; | \<^ ^JJTO ^' '- v J^-John Ehrlichman . .,...7.. 4 7 :7 7 25 • : .20 . ' :V; V -. ' 51. EAT CONVENIENTLY! i | " HVR.:V'Boh,, Haldeiflah 7V 4 ; V:V ,V 24 ' , y:V 20 y 7 -7 52 I \\WSii? ^ ^ S ^ K ^ ^ I — Z ^m% I \S& \ ¦ ;-: , ;/ June May April Oct. ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ " ¦ '¦¦ ' .. - . - . -, • . '.;- - '73' - ".' - *73 - '73 '72 ¦ ' " ¦ ' '• ¦ • ¦:;; ' :-;.%-:/ , : ;.% ' ,' . . %y. X.m; ^ Serious question iUYotving White* -. -. ' ; - ' '.; ¦; 7:40 House integrity... ;,..,.,.. W. .. 47 . ¦ 36 . 26 Mostly. politics .V .; v. , 7. 7 .,.. ';... ;:.V, , ,43V '. .V'52 •'' •' 48 7 627 Not st«*e ,,.V ; .V :; :., '.,. ;; .;.. ,.. ;.;, ; 1() V V 8 V : V 16 : 12 V IT IS APPARENT THAT TIIE MAN people are looking for most of all for ajiswers is 'the President himself. And his.rat- , log on handling Watergate has now slipped to a low of 70-15 percent negative. No: matter ' what the impact of the Dean testimony and that of Mitchell, Haldenrian, Ehrlichman, arid the otfliers to follow, only aVcOiivincing story from far. Nixon himself now will sufficcy according to the American people thenisel-ves. Obviously, tihe crisis of public bplnion over Water- ; gate has now been reached. 7- 1 ' RUG EARNED WARDS MI 'DELUXEîmPcol FOAML COREf^F — NUNC( MUKbKAOÊ 1H I HSHB \\ - «S|J^HWM 8 TUBULAR REG 74 Javits blahs to seek fourfh term m^l K U j ffts. ^«MM i rvrcu ckirc AWADrt 99 K (AP ) - Republi- ,' Flip this bright colored nybn ,..«i3i- NEW XQR said "I'm . not yet a declared § Shines with just a wet mop. 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' . ^ ; _^___. ^__ ±__ ^ m^_ ^_ ^^^ mm* kl ¦ ¦ $^j $^¦ 1 They vthe' but on publica- ¦ ;-. By;'JUtES.-3iOH¦' ¦:'. about as many magazines and 7about 30 pages with the news for the. past year showsV that the V also .videotape all- TV day of output of the main day's summary. news weeklies . ¦ journals plus the . major news"THesie days 7 divided int» cate- digests are indeed thorough and news shows; and keep .a ruti- wires of Tlio Associated Pre ss . . The. only ';major . papers; left tions; ranging from Foreign Af- . WASHINGTON 7 UP)7 -_ The generally, objective -if usually iting.7 summary , throughout the services and the three major gories: Watergate , indjpcliina , . and United Press International. out of the summaiy are The fairs .to Playboy and the yillage nation's, most" exclusive. : news - In re* boiie dry;y ¦ television .networks. Economy arid so -forth . . ¦¦ Voice, y ";/; . - . ' •' publication is put together, ev- 1 •centV months Watergate V has .' The same summary that , con- By ll p.Vm-7 t-tiev summary;; is Washington; Post and The: New • , . . - , . A sample: ' - ' '' ery day by a;staff of five for US: News, pages oh' . 'Big- . commanded most of the7 di- tained the favorable U.S. News Wisconsin yu^ ready for .final ;. 'typing - . by: . tlie York Times. Instead, both are Daily digests,, however, ; give one key reader: the President Zi\ . ¦ ¦ : ' ¦ gest WHi Banquet* 3Eyer '7 w 7 gest's space ".. ;. E : World Report . . comment' - oh Wiii.te llouse secretarial pool. It slipped under the President's prominence to''• • television re- of the United States. V ¦ ^ 16 build v ¦ ¦¦ photos on the 'day ofVhigh .pa- . .' Patrick J. Buchanan,,a VVhitc the POW7banquet, for example, Gross is then copied,V stapled together door each morning "by his: valet, "ppirtSi, ' ¦'..: ... '¦'¦;¦ '' - ' .;.:¦ :- '. Titled simply "News Summa^ former, also gave Tinie magazine's as- ; triotism'— 'tike aV 7 breath of House speech writer and and distributed Martolo Sanchez. V .y In the print media, special V ry," it arrives at riis.. desk at 8 PC- editorial writer 7 for tlie St. sessment that;, his "speech to office building "The summary, is written for : fresh air for scardal-ridcten : trend a.m. each morning iri a blue a much-heed lift for a Lcuis Globe-Democrat; began the POWs -tarried; RN's : new MILWAUKEE (AP ) — Wis- tlie- President' and- originally 7 "If we .summarized tho$e watch is kept for '-a new and ; ' > ; of thought. People like Lisagor loose-leaf binders If the Presi- beleaguered RN;.,'." . the summary when President theme ;to7 illogical lengtlis...He consiji Blufe Cross aiinounce

INSTANT IBM Delta sceheMhmymhts CARD TYPE By GEORGE ESPERV Initial field reports from the .60 men wounded, tneV reports bodia , it would encourage the I ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ .SAIGON (AP ) — Heavy fight- j Mekong Delta said 38 commu- said.-V ' ... '- "' -7 ; ¦¦ ' ¦;. •' "¦' insurgents to step up attacks. ing was reported today in the nist soldiers were killed Mon- V. Iri .another battle, 35 miles: to. He was responding to the Delta on the 'northern day while ; government forces Mekong the ; northwest militiamen and vote in the House of Represen- edges of .the . U Minh: Forest, suffered at least four killed aiid ,. ; ' ¦ ¦¦ armored cavalry;. units battled tatives on Monday cutting off ' ' ' ' ' ' ¦ ; where Viet , Ccag forces have 77,wounded, in two battles. -. - -' v -: '-: ' V' ". - 'V' , -;¦ - '7'!GA;TABLERIT1 ' 7 V , an-d threat- said Cong Viet Cong forces arid claimed funds for the bombing. The V- ^^^jjj lj ijjj l^^ gained a stronghold Reports that Viet measure was an antiwar ¦X ' en .the provincial capital of Vi troops, shelledV and then as- killingV 38 ¦ menV Government MICRO-FILMING x' losses^ were four killed ' and 17 amendment already approved r ^x -i^ ; 7Thanh.;-yy -v ' saulted two government battal- '¦'' - - ¦; ¦;- . :^ " 'TABLERITE' : ¦ VIV , wounded; - 'the reports said. :'-'- .'• • by the Senate and attached to a SERVICE -^jj| ^^ " -V »* |V , ^ ¦ \ \ EVERF RESH PURE B 'iX J\\ SK mlirii 5-MI.Xl . bovol -.^P* *T I 9 fci J^/ IMegnles volod lo increase \N ' ' ' ' / •yVJ/ V dims to $:(,5fl a month from I < N f l y, V ORANGE JUICE »™ 79c $2.!iri, and in favor of (jemaiul- * * * * ' ^r-?? '^m^mx^M. . i M^J*& infi increased-health ' and life-in- ^ surance benefits , j Lawrence Grcnnier of Men-' EVERY AISLEI ^^^ VAN'SMmW l ornoneo Fulls wns re-elected I union president. Al len Webe r of COUPON j ibe Universit y of Wisconsin- ^^• «HflM*aiMaR*iHHBfiHER5J Whitewater was named vice ^ ! president. ^^fcfc^ ^^*^*^ J| 15 '3 JJ ^ ^ ^ 5 STRETCH-N -SEAI. S I : Hfl?r!!S III' I i"5Î>^ ' so 'rS" viwYL HOSE l^^ff ;K^^[i* nl&mA R 9 A wi ,h ¦ ¦ S5 Size° ' 10inW Coupon «S Horseback , I I ¦ v«"'» IGA - Explnoi J«in« 30, 1173 S ' llvlw -"^^^^^ l 0$$ I I CLOSED SUNDAY ^M *k ^ » ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦¦ » ¦ Rl ¦¦ « ^^r W OPEN MON. THRU fRI, 8-9 — SATURDAY 8-7 t American Plan j Lodgo or Camping Swimming " • CAMNON JACOUARD 91 INSUIATED J^ |^te| Rn H| ^^ -j MOTORIZED VINY^POCKIT 2LB. BAGS Hay Rldoa VELURA* • BEACH TOWEL ''STYROCUPS'' ; .lmW |j S^9Hi. . ' '! 24" GRILL ALBUMS JELLY CAND* • Tra il Rlcloa ' *" yy 1 *D»,i Oel, ' i < °<-f °»lr lOÔnt y -IO , t mv! 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KnutBon, 63, 872 43rd hush-money payments to. the Wi nona Deaths Two-State Deaths At Community be the facts, and that's what defendantj!. Ave., Goodview, through his at- I' One of them, for- ¦ m providing this committee. mer. White Hottee consultant E. torney, Stephen J. TDelano, en- lAri. Tracy S. Searle* Emil O. J ohhsonV "'.;¦ ' Memorial Hosp ital ¦ Today's committee session Howard Hunt threatened ; to tered a plea of not guilty to a Mrs.; Tracy S., . S«aries,' 60, V , LANESBORO , Wijin , --r Emil; and ' . Villtlng. hours! M^dlcai- turglcal was one of interrogation. On start : talking if ,he . didn't get . charge of drunken driving. Rochester, Minn., former • Wi: O. Johnson , 80, Lanesbor o, died patients: 2 lo 4 ana 7 to 6:3 p.m. (No ' Judge Dennis AV Challeen set children under : 12. j Monday, Dean provided a reci- money /and a promise of exectt-V nonah, died Monday at Pine Monday noon at Lutheran Hos- Malornlly palloritu I to " date for trial on. Aug. 77 at. 9:30 3=30 ana i lo- tation, uninterrupted by ques- live; clemency: ; Haven Nursing Hom«, Pine Is- pital, La Crosse, Wis.,' where he 8:00 p.rn, (AfJulU oni/.) Dean said that in conversa- 'a.rtii Knutson was airrestcd at land , Bdirin.- , •where she had been had been a patient one . K o«i o|-pj)|UJ|| |u8||Bd. ¦ ' e; iJO||t|A tioning; of his massiye written ¦ ¦ 'week. a time. ;•: ' tions he had; with , the President It p.mV June , 11,. North Street a resident . :three months, ..- " He had been ill several months. account of Watergate. •;. ; . . .'; In Ms account to the Senate several weeks later—in March between iehox and. .Fairfax :; The: former Syyilla C.V Woll- The son of tngefcrct and Oiava MONDAY . and April—Nixon Streets..' . - ¦ ' . '7 V- Admissions panel/ Dean set the stage by ."referred/ to/ .. ner, she 7was. born atVFredohia , Johnson, he was born jn Preston ' the fket .that Hunt /bad been James A. Gensmer, Allura, ¦ T«wjiship, 7. Ffllnnore: -tounty, MissVR.uth Buege, 328 7E. San- outlining-.; a pre^campaign at- Iowa, Aug. % 19W.- to- . Mr. arid ' "- mbsrjhere prpiipised executive clemency," Minh., / pleaded guilty to. a April 3, . 1893. ,On Aug. 11, 1915, born St. - of a White House ' ' Mrs. Edward \Voilner. On Oct. : Mrs. James Zimmerinah, Min- staff which worried constantly that Nixbh had .,- discussed this charge of failure to. display cur- 23 - h« married Ovedia Simonison at with . .Ehrlidhiiian , 1823, 7 she married: Tracy nesota City, . Mink about anti-Nixon ; demonstra- and Colson.. rent vehicle . registration and . S. Searles at Rochester. He nona , the 7 ,Winona7 Eagles . Club - - , -7- '/.,. for the Northwest Vand most et the central regions of the the; Arches.- . .: Union Prairie ; Lutheran Church . 7RI. .1, Minn.7 : / . - search of information. According ; to Dean's account* auxiliary, , ahd a past member Otto Mohnk, ; St: '. Michael's As his story Unfolded Nixon asked, country. "Warm, weather is expected to icbntitiue in the VSouthr : Barbara Tentis and Jeanne of the Ancient Order Survivors are: one son; Orvis, , he im- how-much it would of United Lutheran Home, Fountain City, plicated / iri/ the cover-up /the cost to meet the demands; east and Southwest. Rain or showers: are forecast 'for the V Lexvpld , both of 776 Gilmore Workers; .,. St: Charles, Minn.; two daugh- ¦;., ¦•/- ¦' ¦ / . ( ie) TWs. ,/V ./• • . - //', "' President; Haldeman,; Ehrlich- '•t'told him that . I could oily , V Pacific Northwest, southern Texas tlieV Mississippi Valley Ave., were ; fined .$15 ; for letting: V ters, Mrs. Palmer Drill Kin- , Survivors are: two sons, Eu- ;tieberg, Preston , ; Minri,;: Discharges ;mani former Atty..Gen. John make .ah estimate , that it might : and Midwes a dog run at large. Arrest was : and t :and ; in coastal areas from the mid-Atlantic at 8:10 a.m. Monday at Lake gene Ci and Edward D., .Roch- Mrs. Orville (Alcda). Peterson, Donald FarrLs, 850 49th Ave.; N. Mitchell,, special presidential be .as high as V$l million or . states to New England. (AP Photofax) ¦- ester; two. • : daughters, - 'Mrs. Lanesboro ; 10 , grandchildren; Goodview. counsel Richard A.. Moore, for- more," Dean said."He told me. Park . X . ' / 'Minn, Harry (Violet) Christensen, By- t*wo step - grandchildren ; 14 Darold Reps, Uti€a Rt. i, mer special presidential coun- that . that was,no problem, and Randy Gillund, . Canton,- .. - . /- '¦-. pleading ron , Minn., . and Hrs. /'Alien , great .- grandchildren , and ;one .Minh sel Charles W, Colson, ex-act- he also looked over at Halde- Loca/ observations paid a 7$10V fine after : (Joyce) Peterson, 7 Rochester Mrs. Robert Dderr and baby. : guilty to a charge of failing to , I brother , V' - Alfred, Rochester, ing,: Federal Bureau of Investi- man; and repeated the same Mipii. ; 10 grandchildren ; one 1 - . " Fountain City Rt. 2, Wis. statement. - :¦' . ' WINONA OBSERVATIONS for the 24 hours ending "at noon display current vehicle registra- Winn. - . -/- V- ; . - / ¦ gation Director L. Patrick Gray " great-grandchild, and one broth- :' -V v Birth ' . OB Feb. IC, Haldeman, Eh- - . . tqdayV x , ' ¦ :¦; ¦ ' .' ¦' - .' :. ¦¦. " ' '¦ yr- -y - xX tion, -Re:was - tagged at 10:30 Funeral services will be/atVS ; Iff and -a host of aides and .as- . . i. er, ..Clarencie Wolln er, Roches- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Duerkop, sistants..;' :' /-'.' rlichman, VMoore and Dean had Maximum temperiature 80, minimum 60, noon 73j ; precipi- p.mV Monday at 737 West Broad- p,m; Thursday : at Union Prairie. : Rt, Wis,,.a ; ¦¦ : ¦¦ ter. One son has died; ; Alma 1, son. met- in .La (Costa ,/ Calif.; for a ;; tation ;Ok' . - VV way. . ' ' " ¦; V- - : Lutheran Church , the Rev. Leon X Funeral services will be. at Holtan officiating,- with burial in As; pieces of Dean's story series /of . intensive . discussions X y iy. VA yoar agO:today;. V . V V - i Mary. Ann Konkel, 19.1; Mech- ¦ . . V .High 80, lOw SO , nqon 77, 7no ;precipitaUpn. 7 , •;¦ $45 fine after 9:30 a;tn; Thursday at. St. the church cemetery.. BIRTHS ELSEWHERE leaked out last week, the White "ori perpetrating, the Watergate . - . r anic St., paid a tactics dr ' coyer-up , 7V Norhial temperature range for this date 82 to '61. Record a7 charge of John's Catholic Church , TRoch- Friend's may call at Johnson , ; House said it would not respond the V by. a " ' pleading guilty to 7. LAKE CITY, Mihn (Special) until he testified in public/and couTiteroffensive/; against V the high 100 in/1931, record low 4€ in 1911. .V . speeding 80 iha 60 zone. She ester, the Rey. Msgr, Raymond i Furieral Home, Lanesboro, Wed- ¦ 7-Recent births . at Lake 7 City under oath. On Monday, Press forthcoming Senate .hearings." ' :¦"- Sun rises tbmorrbw at.5:25, sets at 8:54. •" • '" was arrested by the Highway Jansen officiating. Burial will nesday from 2: to 5 and 7 to 9 ital : . p.m., then at Municipal Hosp Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler 11 A. M. MAX CONRAD FJELD OBSERVATIONS Patrol at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday be in Calvary Cem«tery, Roch- , the church Thurs- d- Mrs. Duane/Diggehs A concerted 7 effort -was ester. : . ,y day from 1 p,m.. V , "* Mr. an. . , said /Nixon, in San Clemente, (Mississippi Valley Airlines) on Highway .61 at .Winona,. ^ : Ta son June '-11.' :' .-'" ;. - '¦/¦: launched to defeat the com- Barometric pressure from the: , ; Calif., was being kept informed 25)771 ? and steadyi wind Donald W. Judy> 35, La Cres- 7 Friends may call at7Vine Fu- Mr, and Mrs, Eugene Bjork, mittee's search for truth but V southWiest at 10 m.p.h., cloud cover 4 000 broken visibility 10 neral Home /Rochester, from of Dean's testimony but would ^ . cent Rt. 2, Minn., appeared on , a daughter June 11, 7 have nb Virtually every tactic failed, noon Wednesday arid untii time . comment ;dn /it this Dean said. 7 ; charges of driving. With an ex- Mr. and :Mrs, Neil Brunkow, .week .-: ; " ."'';. - . . ;./ ; . driv- of services Thursday. , A prayer Cdûmerl panel 7a y Grt Feb. 27, bean had his sec- pired license . and drunken . son June 14. bean ' case : was V continued service will be at;S p>m. Wed- 7 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Simp- 's account is in blatant ond • substantive meeting -withi ing! The ' . conflict with earlier statennents until August fl at 79:30 a7m. nesday. Son, a son June 18. : , ; the President regarding the s Club by the President on.,' a number v ¦ Judy v was',;' arrested at . 12 :44 Memorials to the Eagle' disGusjes area V; Mr. and Mrs, Gerald . Loech- Watergate. intersection and .the Cancer Fuiid are being i¦¦ of crucial points.V V Dean said a series of meet- a.m: today at the ¦' ler, Kellogg, . Minn; -a son 43. , arranged, ;- . y.V .V- -;;- ..' :' . ' ' : AsVDean recited events, the ings followed between the two of Highways 61 and : June iS,: .- first meeting at which he dis- ; Utiica Rt. 1- ,' '¦' ¦: problems at that . continued for three weesks Edward Kesler, Mrs. George Heckmany meet cussed the cover-up with the in March,, devoted largely to ' ' ' v: Minn.; . entered , a plea . of liot V Mrs. : George. (Gladys) Heck- ' VTODAY'S BIRTHDAYS ' 1st Quarter 7:7 . -¦. Full: V .,' ' .'.'. .. .Last QuarterVV V , "- - . N«vf y" ' -: . ' . V "WHITEHALL, ; Wis, (Special) / President vies: Sept. 15, 1972 , problems.: that developed as the guilty to a charge cf . speeding man,. 67,. 596 Dacota St., died —Area problems were discuss- When Nixon said' .' .- he- was 7 Jniy7V: y July 15 V July 22 V. Juiie 30 arrested - / Gloria Howard, ;, 469 E.7King Senate V Judiciary . .Committee: 55 in a 30 zone. He was at- 3:40 p.rn7 Monday at Luth- ed by members of the . Regional ' pleased: the. federal: indictriients made its confirmation hearings; at 12:40 a.m. June 17 on High- eran Hospital, La Crosse, Wis., st:, s. v ./'. ;- Consumers Council at its re-'. / in the Watergate case stopped oh Gray's nomination to be FBI The Mississ if>pi way 14 at St. Charles by St. after a , long : illness. She . bad ' ¦ .- . Celeste Ann Walsh, 1214 Gil- forecasts cent meeting. - ; more Ave., 4. V ./- nb higher than former cam- director a forum to exarMirie Charleis police. . Trial was. set been employed as V store room . paign chief counsel G., Flood Stage 24-hr. The council, . -which includes. Candie Ann Hazeiton, Minne- Gordon the administration's Watergate S.E. Minnesota for July 25 at 10:30 a.rn.; clerk at Community Memorial . Liddy.V/ investigation, : Stage Today Clig. ¦ ¦ Trempealea u, J ack son, 7 La ¦ V ' ¦ - 7 861- E. Hospital. V VV ."y;/¦ • ' . - ' - "" •.- 7 sotaV City, Minn,^ 2.7; *Lf rL . -_.V :- ' i.i •* ' II • ' •.! Occasional c 1 p u d in 'e ss Red Wing.;..;.. 14 . - - Edward ,:T, .Lilla, 54, V Crosse, .. .Moriroe VBuf falo and . "I Vtpld / .Mm . all that I;v*ad . 'It was during the afternoon / 3.5 . -.V.1 to receive The former Gladys E, Nichplsj i throngli Wednesday. Cooler • 4th St., appeiared ; Vernon counties, is sponsored ' ' ' been able to do was to7 contain of March 20 that I talked again Lake Gity ;..7;. .. 6.8 . ;— :1 drunken driv- she was born at Omaha,- Neb.; y '7 V ; .FIRE CA11S / V ' /-; tonight and Wednesday. Low, ' sentencing on a I byV Western Dairyland Econom- ./ . the case and assist in keeping; .with/Dick Moore about this en- tonight mid and upper 50s. Wabasha iX.r .l. ' 12 ;.. 7.lV + ; ,i recommendation March 27r 1906, the /daughter, ' V .. ing charge. -;3 coiirt services for a " coyeri-up /could b6 maintained Moore that I had about reached arrested at had lived in Wihpaa 37 years. Banking; told the 7 group, local no fire, returned 7:14. ' Occasional cl oii til Tremp. Pool ... 9.2V-H .1 He was7 ' * ¦ : ' ¦ the end of the , line and pow nes? V ... . one - year. . - . '"- indefinitely." was. south*est and extreme south Tremp. Dani .V .. 4.5 — .3 June 9 at East : 3rd SheVwas a member of McTKinley issues must .be developed into in7 a; position to deal 'with ';the 2:05 a.mV United Methodist bills then presented through Wednesday, doudy Dakota ...... :. .' . 7.5 — .2 Liberty streets. .. •Church and , .for pass- Dean said various adminis- President to end the cover-up, . .. aiid past president of the ; Military age in legislature. " north a n d east-central. Dresbach Pool ... 9.3 7.... Keith R, Benz, La VCrpsse, 7The! council's tration and campaign, officials ; 7The next day, 'Dean said, he Order of Lady Bu^s. : role is to propose :aiid advo-. Brothers, Chance of shoiwers north and Dresbach Darn »" .X ' 3.3 — .2 Wis!, was fined $50 lor speeding woman proceeded from that , pointv to I went to see .Nixon, and "began east-central tonight and La Crosse . ,.V 12 5.9 -^ ,2 second offense. / Survivors are: Ther husband ; cate the rules, then inform the scuttle a House committee by V telling, Wed** ¦ ' 80 in a -65 zone, one son j the /President that nesday. Cooler over state to- FOUECAST :¦; arrested by the High- , George T. Jr., Marl- general public of the results, ie probe—headed/by 7 Rep. Wright there Was a cancer growing on ' '¦' He was borough, Conn.; one daughter, '' ¦ night aiid Wednesday.;Low V :• ." Wed.Thurs. Frl. way Patrol at 7:45 p.m. Mon- Vsaid. - |fo|d !o retain Patmari,V: : 'D-Tex.T-4hat "just the presidency and that if/ the tonight 50s.; High Wednesday Red Wing ... . 3.5 3.4 73.4 Highway 61-14 south of Mrs. Jack (Elaine-):Neitzhe, Wi- . The council's concerns for might sfiimble into something cancer was not removed that . WINONA .... 5.0 4.9 4.8 day on nona;/ eight grandchildren, and 70s, but lower 80s esxtreme Lamoille. ;¦ further action include insur- that would start unraveling, the the President himself would be La Crosse , ,'. -i. 5,8 ; 5.7 5.6 ., " : ' v one; brother, Clarence V Binney, ' - " ¦ V southwest.V- : William F. : Wicka , Minnesota ance; misrepresentation, 7 consu- own attorneys cover-up."- - killed/by it," •; , V7• ¦ '-.-: Tributary 7Streams : after Lincoln, Ark. Two sons one mer education , date-labeling '¦' on That accomplished, Dean City Rt. li paid a $15 fine VBLACK RIVER FALLS, -Wis; I Dean: said he then , outlined Wisconsjn Chippewa at Durand 3.0 . -f V6 :charge of grandson and one brother have groceries, high cost of pre- said he helped accused political affair; 'he ' , pleading guilty to a , died. ; (Special) — Two men aiid a j the ; whole as knew it, Partly Zumbro at Tleilni'h 28 8 — .3 , defective ; scription drugs Vand medical saboteur TDonald Segretti pre- explained the various -: clbudy add a little cool- Tremp. at Dodge ... 3.3 — ,1 driving a vehicle with Funeral services woman charged with; theft and ' . crimes er tonight. Showers and thun- tagged by will be at care for the area. . pare a story, intended to keep involved, including obstruction Black at Galesville . 2.7 — .4 equipment; He Was ; 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Martin trespassing here were told Mon- derstorms likely north and cast Highway Patrol on High- Watergate investigators from of justice and perjury, ; ex- La Crosse at W. Sal.V4.8. ..-H .1 the Frineral ydiapel, . Winona , the day they -wbuld ha ye to retain learhing the scope of high-level portions. Lows mid: 50s to the Root at Houston ; '. - - .6.8 .1 way .61 Vat Goodview at 4:35 pi;essed the fear that blackmail ' .. *— Rev/ Glenn L.; Quam, McKin- their own attorneys to represent backing /pf Segretti' "dirty mid 60s,. Partly; cloudy and cool- ¦ ¦ . - . ' ¦ ¦ ' , ' . . s of the White House would con- p.m. Thursday. . • - " X- ley : United Methodist Church, them at an Aug. 2$ trial. er Wednesday. Chance of show- TMarlcs, 380 Pelzer St., Students Isles! trick" operation. V tinue and that the silence could Gary officiating Burial will be in Willard Green, 23, and . Ms Dean said he enlisted the ers north portion. Highs rang- Gasoline taken at was fined ; $60 after pleading not be:maintained forever. : ing from the lower 70s extreme Woodlawn Cemetery. brother, Howard , 20, vboth of help of Asst; Atty. Gen. Henry guilty to a charge of speeding Friends may call north to the mid 80s extreme construction site offense). at the fu- Blair, Wis., and Miss Carrie Ar- E. . Petersen and that prose- "After I finished," Dean said, ¦ 70 in a 55 zone, (second neral chapel Thursday from. on G-E-T roll south. .' . ' •- '' the High- neson, 18, Whitehall, Wis., are cutor . Earl J. SUbert tried to "I realized that I had not really Hector Construction Co., Cale- He was arrested by 12:30 p.m. until services. GALESVILLE Wis. Gale- gloss oyer the matter made the President understand 11:05 a.m. Fri- - charged with the theft of gaso- , but that forecast donia; Minn., which is main- way Patrol at : A memorial is. being arranged. Ettrick - .- Trempealeau Senior an independent-minded grand because, after he asked a^few 5-day taining a construction site on Highway 61 at Good- line and trespassing at the Don- " MINNESOTA V'V , day on Winona Funerals High School students who made ald Simonson homo near Hix- juror alrnost thwarted their ef- questions,, he suggested that it North Ridge, two miles west of view. the "A" honor roU for the forts by; asking Segretti who his ys/ould be an excellent Idea if I Thursday through - . Satur- Dresbach on CSAH 1, reported FORFEITURES: Mrs. Wilfred Hohmeister ton , Wis. They were arrested y fourth quarter of the 1972-73 early Friday by Jackson Coun- backers were. gave some sort of briefing to day: fair to partly cloudy the theft of 200 gallons of gaso- - Harley Howell, 522 E. 3rd St:, . : Funeral services for Mrs; Thursday through Saturday, ) school year are: ty sheriff's officers, Segretti named presidential the Cabinet and that he was line and a fire extinguisher $5, prohibited stop, 1:10 a.m. Wilfred CDelorcs Hohmeister, with chance of a few show- E, Seniors—Keith Back, Yvonne appointments secretary Dwight very impressed with my knowl- from the site Monday night. Saturd ay, West 3r*d and John- 528 King SL., : were held Bell, Tim Bailey, Jackson County Court Judge R. Chapin (Gor- ers and t Ii u n d erstorms today at Martin Funeral Mary Dolle, , Haldeman aide edge of the . circumstances but According to Sheriff Helmer son streets. Chap- Teresa Filkowski, Betty' Hovell, Louis I. Drecktrah Monday de- don Strachan and Herbert W. northwest portion Saturday. ' el, the Rev. AV U Deye St. , he did not seem particularly Weinmann, a lock on a gas jean " Mueller,. Minnesota . , Pamela Hovell, Debra Lund , nied their requests for court- Kalmbach, then Nixon's person- concerned with their irriplica- No large temperature tank was broken and the gaso- City Rt.. 1,. $27, speeding 41 in Martin's Evangelical Lutheran appointed attorneys and set trial al attorney. changes, , , Eileen Oanes, Laurie Sacia, and But, Dean said, , tions."V Hi ghs in the 70s line was removed. a 30 zone, 12:30 p.m. Monday, Church, officiating. Burial was Phyllis Stellpflug. for 9 a.m. Aug. 23. when FBI agents "came, to in- and lower 80s except mid No estimate 61 loss was given West Broadway and Grand in Woodlawn Cemetery. Juniors —7 Richard Aasland, The two men are free on $200 terview Chapin and Strachan, and upper (10s near Lake Pallbearers were Jon , Kurt, BAM LOCKAGE for the gasoline or extinguisher, Street. 7 ; Mark Conrad . Rose Dolle, "Va- bond each and Miss Arneson is they contained themsehes in Superior. Lows in the 50s. Clarmont J a col) son , La James, Walter and Edward lerie Henderson, Loren Klein free on $100 bond . their questioning" and the lid Monday . ' Hohmeister and Edwin Ambro- , . . WISCONSIN urday. Moderate temperatures Crosse, $25, driving over cen- Nan Leavitt, Linda Lebakken , In other court action Monday, remained in place. 11: 40 a.m. — Badger, eight Vnriahle cloudiness Thursil ay with - 'highs generally in the 70s Jeb Stuart Magruder, Highway Gl at Winonn , zone, 11:22 n .m. Sunday, High- — Lynn Anderson , "Halcleman said it doesn't Small craft - 12, way Patrol. Robert Baer , Sharon EiiRcHoh , The Rye Bluff Corporation , Today Ten years ago ... 1 963 way fil at Goodview, Highway 1 -ick seem to be a very viable op- Bricn Mystuen, Kenyon, Patrol. James Larson, Bnrbara l\fcCor- Bl. River FaUs, pleaded tion." Flotv — 24 ,!)0O cubic f eet per mick , gii ilty to cutting Goodview Common School District 2fi00 set a 1964 budget Minn,, $43, speeding 49 in a 30 Debra Swanso n , 1201 Glen Ryan Solberg, and Todd ti mber in n re- So the cover-up continued second at 8 a.m. Tojipcn. I stricted area of $40,000 .at the annual meeting, thc same sum as last year. zone, 10:2O p.m. Sunday, High- Echo Rd., $31, ' speeding 71! in ane- Poblockl, 712 E. 4th s longest river is three barges up. Kenneth Highway Pnlrol. the world. i tlio 4,145-milo Nile in Africa, rested for what thoy didn 't , yond into the Rcdrulcd Kasl. Wild cheers from a million St. , $37, speeding 71 in a 55 say," Dean recounted. 9::i5 a,m, ~ Arthur J. Dcyor , Wost Berliners nmg in his cars and even East Berliners zone , 4:55 p.m. June 17, High- Then , as the trial of tho origi- three barges, down. waved at him despite the presence of armed communist po- way (11-14 al Lako Winona , High- lice. way Patrol. Gary Satkn , 115 W. Howard Twenty-five years ago . . • '. 1948 St., $57, speedinR 111 . in n 55 High- roared across the Riishffonl-Pclor- zone, 8:10 a.m, Juno 19, HEARING A swift , powerful wind Avenue Good- Aip son-lIllusion ai'ou.lale Friday afternoo n , flattened barns, ton e way 111 nnd 40th , | battered crops, viinv ,. Highway Pn lrol. roofs off buildings and La Croasc, FlashinR for 15 seconds oil (iho suvanery that brought him Stephen Koysci*, 52 knnclcouLs In (II fitfhln , II nnvy weight. Champion Joe Louis $35, speeding flO in n 65 zone, 1 slrol chcd out ,I<*r.'i<*y .loc WalcotL bn the hot canvns of Yankee p.m. Friday, Highway 01-14 slndiiiin in the lllh round. soul h of KOA , Highway Patrol. . Robert Lee, Richfield , Minn., Fifty yea rs ago , . . 1923 $:»!> , speeding 110 in a (15 zone, 5:20 p.m. Thursday, Highway 'IHio C, VA. Pfelffer Nursery of Winonn cx hi hi led 2,000 peony 01-14 nt Twin Bluffs , Highway Re-conditloned & Demonstrator bloNfioms nt Hie iinlloiml penny show In M lnm;«pollB. Pnlrol. W ISH Horulcd nliiglinm Ml for Now York City to visit her l.yle Clirislonseri, Now Brigh- HEARING AIDS hrollior, Vonuin Hiiiglimn , who lias IKH-MI allonding Now ton ," Minn., .$25, speeding 40 In , York IJnivoi 'Mily. n 30 zone, 4 p.m, .lime 17, Main St reet , Lewislon , lewlston po- ONLY 5^J C«95 Seventy-five years ago . . . 1898 lice arrest. ^ I,o[toy Tiiinniiiiciii , l.n Crosse, A. B. Tripp hnd hlii hand painfully lacerated wil li a .simper $:»7, speeding III In a 65 zone, Tasted and ready to oo. A honrlno t«*' '« Included , at Iho Wlnonn.HlevHo Illm O), ll:l>!5 »,in. .Juno Ml, Highway 61 Allyn Morumi IH vlHiling his hnilhor , Cilon Morgan, of nt. Wlnonu , Highway Patrol. MltimvipoliH , It chert Hydluirp, (Joklen Val- QUALITY HEARING ley, Minn., fr'.ri, a llowing.nn un- One-hundred years ago . . . 1873 licensed driver to drive . vehicle, I) p.m. June Id , Intpiwiito AID CENTER 'I'l 10 Colonial Deputy IN propiiring n new hill for tho Ofllco Hours: 1 n.m. to 5 p.m. Mon.-Frl„ SM. by Ant . , HO oust of Winona exit , High- iilmlllion of Hlnverv In Culm wlllioiil , Injury In tho ow nci'H —Emergoncy Calls Only. Clo»«d durlnn y wiWi «0 <'ni'H In Iho way Pnlrol, Only. Sun. Crmdurtor Etl 1 ,ym > ennxi Into ilio clt noon hour dnlly. Room 1OM08 Excli, Bldfl. Phono Hoelicjilcr nceomiiuiiliillon , lilflinrd Lambrrt , Mlnnesoln j- FIUST 1IKS MMKT Prlmo Mln^- Toronto Internationii l Airport Monday. Tho 454-4004 , after houri 454-1941* Tl io funilliire of W«H I I I II »|I( III 'H liomliiua rtorH In Now York Cily, $35, spoodlng 70 in n Mi . . | wun wild nl, unci ion yiwltirdny loi* ,^r»,(l(HI nnd I KIII K I I I lor zono, 12 mldiiii'. lil .Sunday, loi* Triidonu .smllos I \ H his- -wife , AlJir fjarrl , (Juceii hcftnii n Kl-dny lour (if four provinces. ^KiiBiBiâaBBnaiBHHaaHraHHrBHnaMBBHHBBHWMEIIv present nf Ion (o I liu xlalo. Highway 111 at Winona , High- orcein (Jiicon Kllznbulh upon her arrival sit (M» l'lmtofiix )

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,U,, Potato Chips A I H !lT iJ?/N sl¥v 11 Barbecue Sauce 11 f"^ Miracle Whip 1 CANS BQX 1 mm. \£m I wouId The communique, meaiiwhile, .whether there, should be a Trinity Center at 8 a.m.; T-ball ty real 7 " \ rJ^ \ P DciloiR morning when the small girl v • X)\ ' f * ^^ was taken from the camp- ground. ^P?Tî I A A w'^ new Answer ' , Permit seen for mhtdtr ^z?. ' is—Jv^n construction of 1/ Q J \ l \ 1 Gossard's new Answer panties Knife Yd / ill [ \ I thattiavo all thahold proven featuresplus SPECIAL Lake dam \ /^Z^\ L \ \ Jioldl l holdl a MORA Minn. (AP ) | at . - A ^ few extras prico hydrologist for tho Minnesota \T ** I ^fr l' tl j o everyone Department of Natural Re- v l can afford. /R^^ft sources, Daniel Retkn , .said it is I / / F I A expected a permit will bo is- / Famous tummy-taming bands sued Tuesday to clear the way I I \ \ \ for construction of n dam on u / / I 1 / wrap-around to eliminato side ¦ . ' " )¦ FORMER VALUES TO $20 Knife Lake, H / / I ';¦: seams. Ifghlwelght nylon and \k&,/ / Tho action conies following fl I ¦ ¦ ® decision by tho Minnesota His- li' / \ I 1 ' "/ lycra spandex power net torical Society to drop its objec- lf i \ \ i controls easily; comforlably. tion to construction of tho dam. J fi Tlio society snld Monday it _r I VI If Back panel of acetate, ^C^ 90 would drop its objection if giv- /'- . ' A \'V 1 polyester and lycra" en 00 days to study nearby nr- sl p '.J ' ¦¦¦ spandex satin. White. f) clmcologicnl sites before the m ' \ \ r * dnm ls built. \ "\ , M-t-Xl, The dam would HI ISO (ho lev- | IA l _^ long leg Pantie #^9 • HUNDREDS OF PAIRS — ALL FROM . el of Iho lake lit Indies nnd cov- ify about $9.50. Collar top er some nrcliticolngiciv l sites, I Ai\ A > long leg ' OUR REGU LAR STOCK Societ y director ltussell W. IZ/TA \^&K VS Pantle *#476?, . M, H Cil.RUR &IIORS AT Fridley snld tlio fiocloty decided if \\ . M-L-Xl, about $10.50 to dro p tlio objection after a re- f - \ \ ^t\ r nnm} Srr,,,rn nliend villi tlio dam. Johnson, COBBL ER, SBICCA, FRONT ROW , NAT- Jr { 4 • ^:>>*> /r 1/ _ Whure Pvranrml Service fcV' V / ,f > Ali Important" An who filed Ihe appeal with tlw »* l" Impo-rUnit Ae URALIZER MAI NE-A IRE AND OTHERS. r/i«> Merchandise iiu-i/ counly auditor at Mora , said lie ^ V-X / *8 ^ wns acting for n mini bet* of t lio ^ T/io JVfcro/ioiwIiao It-aelj county's residents. 5Gth annua li GiAterfol reuriiohv held 'I Yojxr M^ ROLLINGSTONE, Mihli,-De- : ;"vI^'WEbNESpAYi7Ji!ric 27 ; ^ sceridants oE Christ : Dfenzer, ^V.V ,.;' Your bliihday today 7(Ti Who htoimesteaded near Rolling- ' . V :-M^^ urist&pling aft"iag© stone; in 1856, met for their 50th -. tiu'oiiJBfa 'eixperimiBntal *^fla«s\into" ;«'-iucp^sJrul.eayiiirig . p«tt*eirici; ¦ Relationshi .'•DEAiRvABBYiV Since the beginning ofVotir marriage four annual reunion Sunday at farm- The year 's emphasis isV on material1 concerns/ p* er's Community .Park ,7 'Lewis- itispirational"contacts, , free from; affectation. Today's yealrss ago,!I told Xtny husband I wouldri'tytolerate ."Playboy '.' , ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦' tend to . .. .ton';. .'• ¦:' ': ¦ . . , - VV V 'V . natives have courage, aren't always7 very tactful. or any otAerV such magazine in but* home, : and if he wanted to >; Five generations of the tern- read that kind of stuff he would have to lesaye it at his office. 7 Aries (March 21-Aprll i9)i Skip tlie Weltering, take every- Ily were listed oh the family , get busy to fix up your household. 7 We iuioVed recently arid I found a stack ef these girlie tree displayed at the reunion, one into your confidence ft if magazines in the attky My husband laughed about it and Paul Reps Sr., Fremont, Taurusy(April 2W«ay 20): Give crdlt -where cr^ duo, said he read theJti when I was- .asleep or but. Minn., was the oldest member: Vparticulariy7wh6re yoii. have been helped. It's a goid day for 7 ¦ present, and Michael Dehzer; ; New he;' continues buying . these . magazines Vwhicli he additions to, personal possessions. . three-week-old son of Mr. and Gemini (May 21-Jahe 20):VYou Ihrive ih competition; have .; keeps in his drawer. I told hirii to retnove them or I would Mrs. Alvin DehzerVJr.,VRoHing- the prospects ¦ , ; ¦' ¦ no hesitation in taking on a debate, investigate . . - tflirpw them out. Well, he didn't, and I did. Now he tells me7- stone, was tbe youngest of - 159 for changes in work conditions. : for his destroyed magazines, ¦ attending; I owe him $8 ¦ ¦ ¦ and¦ ¦ he refuses¦ ¦ inenibers . Cancer (June . 21-July 722): Sot a high value on anythbig to -give me ¦• X-"- : '¦ ' ' ¦ '" - ' ¦ " •' '" ¦:¦" ¦ " -" . : ¦ • Mr. and Mrs, Iîren Denzer, promise _ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ : ¦ ¦ yoii offer for sale. Communication , correspondence his paycheck .• 7|.__ . " "< -:, . ;.' , • '•' -' .' '.- . . • ' . ' ' '.'" 'V ' ' ' '• - "¦V- - ." Milwaulcee,V were • the most .re- results beyond expectations ~ make rin effortl until i pay cently married couple and Mr, 22): is normal todiay. If Dea r Ab¦ by: y ' Leo : (July 23-Aug. :Proinotlon ¦him the:$8. 'V v - . Xi '. -. i "XX ' Xi 'X - ;;- and Mrs. Floyd Harris, Titus* you'riB not . iniprov-ihg, you're either on a diverigent track or A m I By ABigdil Varv Bureh ville, Fla., traveled the. great* missing some point. ; ¦ : ¦ ¦¦¦¦' ¦ : " ¦¦¦ '7 " ' ¦ - wrong, or is "- ' • ' - -' - ' - V : '.' ' ' est distance, y Virgo (Aug. 23*S«rt. 22): Self-inprovement is the goal of he? He knew the momît: Push pending projects toward early completion; rny feelings, arid he was warned. He saysi those magazinesV Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Now: your personality counts belonged to him and I had no right to.. destroy therriV • KellG>gg reunion; strongly. Encouraging others' efforts should be .continued in If:you want to publish this, go 7ahead77¦ There must be proportion to ybur own progress. others with thisVproblem.V ' ". ;.[; HATES FILTH KELLOGG/Minn; (Special!)-^ Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): It's a great day for sorting out ¦ The ysecbnd annual Wohlwend- not, meiking the best use of aU 77: . TOURNAIpNT TWINNI^ -V. '. A Ladies , Besse, Caledonia , runnerup; Walter Ode, what is yours and what is ^ o^ DEAR HATES; You are wrong. Your husband has a Baker family¦ reunion :was held. porturiities for reasonable exchanges. . Invitational Golf Tournament was . V played Lanesboro, firet flight; Donald Doucette, Chat- right to. read what he wishes, and to keep whatever he Saturday '¦- and Sunday at the Your treatment of others , ' Sagittarius (Nov , 22-Dcc. 2i): June 19 at tlie Lanesboro Golf Club -with 43 field, second flight; Glen Hide, Lanesboro ¦wants in his drawer. And. if you don't quit invading his . tVatopa Sportsman's Club. 7 An brings results iii feind on this otherwise undistinguished day. women participating in golf. Bridge and a third.flight; Donald Trende,^^ Preston V fourth '. 7 privacy,and destroying his property,, it could cost you outdoor Mass .was':'.held : Sunday ;> ¦' ' ¦¦ ¦ ¦ v " " Be-diligent.- : . . ' ' ' ;¦ ,•. '- luncheon followed. Trophy wiJiners. in the flight and ciiftpn White, Mabel, fifth flight. inore than $8. . .:.. - , morning. Family members at- Gaprcorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Benefits : are indicated if you tournament were from left, the MmesV Marvel (Millie Adarns photo) 77 tended from Minnesota, Wiscon- will stay in place to receive them, VPreseht a smooth, grace- Redalen, Fountain, championship flight; Dale V DEAR ABBY: Botih my husband and I are nearly 30 sin, Oregon and -Illinois. Mr.: ful side of. your personality, ' . '. years old. We've been married for six beautiful years, : and and Mrs. Hairy Brostrom \ Lake : Aquariiii3 (Jan, 20-Feb. is): Tho .soft sell does it, Instead Ave have not had any children because we ju st plain dor . . City; Mr.- aiid 7Mrs7 . John Evers- of pressing others to adopt your ideas, simply apply them¦ and not want any. We haive given the matter a . great , deal of*7 man '-/arid Mr. and Mrs, . Lloyd attract interest by your good results, ¦' • ' -¦' '.;; serious consideration and have concluded that ..having children Baker, Kellogg, hosted the. event Pisces (Feb. 19-Marcli 20): Resolve to hold to thnf ty is not all it's cracked tip' toVbe.V Maybe we're wrong, but attended by 130 family mem- budget decisions despite your bright mood and temptations ¦ '¦:¦ that is tlie way we feel about it. V "bers.y to sperid.'V ki The problem; Both his mother, and mine have been ^^ ^ ^^ hounding lis. for some time now with: "When are you going to make me a grandmother?" The answer, of course, is: "Nevr ¦ ¦- ' ¦ ¦ty CECILY (ROWNSIONf er!" But how do7you tell two. women who have dpnes littlo AP F«od Edil»r . ' .. . . else iri their lives but produce children without inviting ai - yy;- ' 'lx "X '. " y :y :.y. ; By CECILY BKOWNSTONE fight? -X XZz VWe . have been told that we, are "selfish," that it's unha-' V Associated Press Food Editor turai" to want ilo children, and maybe we should see a psy- ¦ ¦ BW HP ¦" ' ¦; CREAMY" SPINACH l iix chiatrist. Ito sure yriir get the mctureV 7: HBI • • So how do you tell two would-be grandmothers that WM MmVMwSSMW^^ ^M IM 7 An easy way to "sauce" spin- .wheth- ¦ er we want children or riot is strictly our own business, and nateh, • . even though it's a disappointment to them - we would rather 7 1 package (20 ounces) trim** not discuss ; it? . V .VV ' : CHILDLESS: AND SATISFIED ¦ V med arid washed fresh . spin- " V' --' acb , : DEAR CHILDLESS: You. seem sufficiently articulate % cup. boiling water to get the message across.7 When the subject comes up, . .2 teaspoons , salty siinply say that you. prefer not to discuss it. And don't7 try 1 container (8 ounces) com- to defend¦ , your position or ypu will be in for an endless ¦ merciial sour cfeam. . debate. . .. ' • ' -;. ' y ' - 'V' : '- . " -.. .7VWhite, pepper to taste DEAR ABBY: I know : 'L shouldn't, think about myself -' '"so- Break ' off : and discard any much, hut T feel . so big and ugly and dunib.VIn other words, SUM ¦ •: tough stems at bottom of spin- I just don't have ariy confidence in myself. ". ach .leaves; rinse leaves in cold I'm. 5 foot 8 and weigh 140. I have mousy brown.: hair cut water. Cook rapidly, covered, in a shagi which I hate on me. But I also hated my hair when V with the boiling water and salt it was long. I'm 24 and married. Everything I buy I want to Just .'. -.' until Vwilted; draii well; retum 7 as ;sobn as I get it Vhome. Everything . I Tcook I feel with a kitchen scissors cut like throwing out, and I never feel like I look right in any- coarsely. Mix with 7 sour cream thing l pnt oni SmORGHSBORD .ind pepper; reheat; gently. All this lack , of confidence in myself is driving me nuts. V Makes 6 servings.y: I hate for people to look me in the face because I think iy ZUCCHINI FKJKLE ;¦¦¦ they're looking at hiy nose: I know I have. shoulders like a football player, but I'm not any bigger than : my sister, and x^-mf mmWM- , ¦ X XI pound zucchini < she always looks nice. '""•;•:¦ . v y4 pouiid (3 small) ofiioris Please help me, " ¦ ' ¦¦;'¦ Abby. I'm so miserable, ; 2 tablespoons salt VV- : 'V : :V. °NE'' ?JG - MESS . . •; ' % cup sugar y. :v7 : .% teaspoon celery seed : DE^ ONE; Yoii can't be nearly as big a ''mess" as Vt. teaspoon dry mustard you think you are; At least - one man must have thought . % teaspoon mustard seed you were ;¦ pretty special or he wouldn't have married you. I'i-t' cup cider vinegar ' ';¦ V y VVhat yov need, is a; hotter self-image7 Start with Scrub zucchini in cold water, getting your psychological hotise in order; Your doctor can cut thin slice from each end recorrimend a counselorj (and a diet if you f?el "fat"), and remember, the longest, - ..'but '-do - not pare; slice thin. ¦ march in . the world started Slice> onions;; separate ; into withastep—so get going.. '. . rings. In a medium saucepan cover zucchini and onion with . Problems You'll feel better if you get 7it 7 off your cold Twater V and add salt; let chest. For a personal reply, write to. ABBY: Box No. 69700, stand 1 hour. Bring to a boil and Mr. arid Mrs. David A. Satlier L. : A,, Calif.- 90069. Enclose stamped, self-addressed en- boil s minutes. Turn into a jar. yelope, please. . Cover tightly and refrigerate WMîîttl at least overnight, to allow Mj n n ea p o I i s i s h©me State .v post Daughters of: Minnesota./Holm- flavors .to develop, before serv- gren, who is a member of the :7V BROKEN SIZES7:fc*^jyS;y V |7 V tag. Makes about IW pints. ¦ LAKE CITY, Minn, (Special) Wabashia Chapter, will be in ' of- 7^» — Howard Holmgren, Lake (City, fice one year. Holmgren, along : " .'. -. LADIES FLATS GIRLS' SHOES ORANGE BEETS V for nevs/lywe - . | . • ' • ij fl | 1 was installed Saturday as asso- with Mrs, Dorothy Fuller, St; Good color and flavor. Charles, grand guardian, will be LA CRESCENT, Mitin.-Miss the ruffled cuffs and empire ciate grand guardian of the In- 1 can (1 pound) sliced beets Cynthia Peterson and David honored Sept. . 16 at a Grand | • ODDS 'N ENDS • TENNIS SHOES Bj 1 tablespoon cornstarch V waist. She wore a cathedral ternational order of Job's Officers Tea at St. Charles. 1 1 Alien Sather pledged their mar- length mantilla of nylon illus- VA teaspoon salt riage vows in a June 16 cere- J LADIES PURSES LADIES' PIXIES JH % cup orange juice mony at Crucifixion Catholic ion and carried a cascade • ' • | 1 tablespoon butter Church, La Crescent. bouquet of pink roses, baby's- THE LOCKHORNS 1 teaspoon orange rind ' 1 tablespoon lemon juice Officiating at the peremony breath and liles-of-the-valley. were the Rev, Donald Winkels MISS CORINNE Peterson Drain beets, reserving % cup and the Rev. Dale Seffrood, , Cf the beet liquid, In a medium Houston, was maid of honor saucepan stir together the corn- NUPTIAL, MUSIC was pro- and bridesmaids were Miss SAVE AS MUCH AS 50%! Spring and Summer Styles starch and salt; gradually stir vided by Miss Diane McNally, Sharon Peterson, Mrs. Itobert ln orange juice then % cup beet Miss Marilyn Frauenkron, Mrs. liquid, keeping smooth. Add Ronald Evenson, and Mr. and Ledebuhr and Miss Sandra For the ENTIRE FAMILY! Hurry,Sotm Quantities Limited butter and orange rind; cook Mrs.. Jack DuRocher. . ' . , Schild. They wore matching over moderate heat, stirring Parents of the couple are Mr. styled go-wns of pink , orchid , constantly, until thickened and and MrsV Sherwood Peterson , yellow and green respectively. clear. Add beets and lemon Houston, and Mr. end Mrs. Al- Each carried a candle center- LIMITED QUANTITIES Juice ; reheat, Makes; 4 servings. len Sather, Houston. ed wreath of pink and yellow 1 LIMITED QUAMTITIES 1 The bride chose a floor roses, baby's-breath and ste- phanotis. The Caspian Sea , ' 143,550 length gown of polyester crepe ¦ square miles, is actually a lake satin trimmed in chantilly lace, Richard. Sather , Houston , was I • LADIES' HEELS l^^ l G RLS' SH0ES 1M JM|A. on the Asia-Europe continent. Pearl centered flowers accented best man and groomsmen were Ml MM I I * ' Bill Nikolai , Ray Mark and Joel Thompson . Ushers were I • LADIES' SANDALS W kW. I LADIES' HEELS V ff Mr. and Mrs. Greg Lemke and • "May We Hav e the Floor?" Mr. and Mrs. Arden Hargrove . BOYS' SHOES Following a reception at the I • BOYS' SHOES I « Commodore Supper Club, the ^^ ^ ^ MM newlyweds departed on a hon- Money Does eymoon through Canada and are home at Minneapolis, Matter . t t BOTH ARE gradua lM of By MIKE SCHRANTZ Houston High School, The bride Tho law permits one to write is employed as dental assistant his own will, SPECIALISTS ¦ and the bridegroom , a U.S, Air In about onc-ltilrd of tho states 5r *** ¦% _ IN Force veteran , Is attending thc he can write it with his own S * MEN'S ——- University of Minnesota School hnnd , o his own will , sign nnd NYLONS • • elate it, hove it witnessed , nnd s, - - ... 25c USDI6S. = ^^^^^^^^^^^mmmmme ê^mmami ^ma ^mmmmme ^m^mammmemime ^mmammmmm ^mmmmm ^memsJ then put it away. It will lx) a valid will IIK to .-ill l"",SES '- JiH-iiHi ^/ tneci IMI of his propert y IF it ineets rill Mr. & Mrs. G*iry Nltifllha on KHIY HOSE S R"| Hue legal rc'iuiremcntH of I ho •heij* ro""' *' rplo(i«UoH( rsmoilrl. | .. te D,D Are Moving. state in whlcli he i.s a m:i TO 9 MON. THRU SAT. -SUN. H TO 6 P.NL DRAPERY DEPT. mcdlciiui from any of n thrr.cn nl. Hie Find. National Bunk of "W t i l l i l^TF ^- SERVICE COUNTER WILL unlabeled bottloK , Wlnonn could help you In your 1512 SERVICE DRIVE DELIVER AND ACCEPT Of nil tho laKiil flociimcnts a planiiinK, • • B f HI WAY 61 WEST REPAIRS DAILY FROM 4 man signs during his lifetime , We've hnd much experience In sfi tho ono thnt mom, of all should __jr_t[__\0 __ \ Phonei 454-3105 TO 5 P.M. AT Irust mulr«T,s, Imiifllln/* cilnl^c, ^**mm&AMAA ** (Lylo & Jo«nn Zlooeweld) bo drawn by n . competent and and Herviii K «K cxacul ' ors. Our 11 1 MAIN STREET experienced lawyer is his will! ndviei! and fjnldanco : all wlllioul L_ : Our hearty -connratuUlloni to eluuê. •Winona 7P«lly N«w»V Olj Reports of rape Winona , Minnesota wil TUESDAY , JUNE 26> 1973 are up 30 percent vMori Nursing heme patient ^ in first quarter TOO,xdies in Hush City Wo7 nro told that more than MADISON, WisVVCAP) — R*. ported incidents; of rape . in- vltUSHVCIt-Y, Minil' (AP) r- 1,000 persons were on hand to Maiy Tesch ,. 10O-, died at a -view the first production' of the creased 30 per cent in Wiscon- : sin : during 7 7 the first three nursing home in Rush City Winona VVConVmunity ; Theatre, months of . 1973, the Department Mtaiday.V "Teahouse of the A .v igu s t Shfe was borri Nov.. 17 1872, . of¦ Justice said Monday. ^ Mpon," - which c 1 osed last ' Atty. Gen. Robert "W. Warren at Mapleton , Minn., . and moved •; her Week. It's ' continued support said statistics, show the largest with husband .. to ¦ a.7 farm near Pine City in 1904. .;.' of the theater that will . hope- increase in rape is in suburban fully insure a comrnunity thea- aireas whesre an increase :6i . 123 I She is survived by four chil- -years per cent was reported com- dren, Vi5 grandchildren and 36 ter for to come. Hundreds : great grandchildren. of season tickets were sold: this pared V with the first three rnonths off 1972. . . - ; *yrear and, of course, tickets for -' ; ' ¦ ttie 7 two remaining shows ate .Mars.;. There 7was a general 11-percent increase in the crinie available at the boxVoffice, Tha peg checkers will be . . in-^ Case continued chess and ¦ dexViprVafifenses reported to his first of: three children's shows: welcome. '¦' . ', ' . ; Crime 7lnformation Bureau, in stabbing of will open Wedneisday evening , : • A softball , jump rope; >or bnV the newly conistructed Warren said. . out- cither easily ; packed equipment In six- other' major crime cat- Franklin cfiief door stage behind St, Anne Hos-7 for active play is often ; wel- 7 7 ' '• egories, only auto theft re- ' ¦ ; pieeV The . whole . concept is •- a come, when stopping for a while rnained unchanged. :OLIVIA.; Minn. CAPT) >- tha . first this season and the theater during the day. V . Increases, were; murder . 7 per case against a Franklin, Minn., board is. the first group to hope: :¦» SUBTRACTION: Count, the cent; robbery 4 per cent aggra-'- ' woman charged in connection , that it is successful. "Jack and cars :you meest, but subtract one * with v the wounding ; 7 of tha - . ' v-ated assault 9 per . cent, bur- . the •; Beanstalk"" . is the. first for: every cat you . pass or; are glary 12 per cent and theft 13 Franklin police chief was con- production and hundreds."'-: of ' - . ¦¦''' ¦ T)3SS&(1 foV . ' per cent. - 'y.• . .'. : tinued for Vone year Monday in children ¦ are expected to be: on 7 • TRAVEL, I, SPY *,: One play- Renville County Court. . ..V h^nd.v ¦: ' .' er! is chosen; to name.something MISSIONARY ON" VISIT Mrs. Tom Columbus had been that iill must" watch Eor ; a white (Camera Arls Studio) charged with aggravated as- Lookjng ; for ~ something for LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) ¦ ' horse or a red barn or a hitch- Mr. and Nrs. Jaincs Christie Mss Donna Freiheit sault in the wounding of Police your xJhildren . to ¦do . " ' ori; long The first one ' to see the , a mission- hiker, i ary from Brazil, now on fur- Chief Roland Fenske, 62, in summer days? Whynot encoui - object calls, *'I spy," and 'lhen September 1972. age them; to begin Constructing lough for a year here at home ihay choose the next object . If ¦with Fenske was weunded with his an entry for the. upcoming he chooses: white horse,'.' ¦ for New lyweds to reside her parents, Mr. and Mrs. " Damon Freiheit rural Lake own weapon while trying to kiddie parade during.tlie annual exaaiple,. and. none is . seen Cor break up a fight between Co- Steamboat Days, celcbraition? City, left this morning for • ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ may ¦ ¦ ¦ another player ¦ some time, - ¦ lumbus and another man. Mrs. ¦», . -« .,» . . Camdernton, Missouri, where call, , "Time'V.V and/ he; must in New Uln^ Germany Columbus got involved in the Wi th . . the- arrival V .of. Warmi choose another object. .she will attend a four weeks scuffle. Fenske later recovered. weather and the: summer seaV THREE 7.WORDS:; Players ALTURA, Minn . — The Jeho- The Rev, Harold Strum offi- course Language School. Miss ' • son, . car rides and vacations take, turns. Each chooses: any vah Lutheran Church was the ciated at the exchange. Eliza- Freiheit spent four years as a HOSPITALIZED ELSEWHERE Mrs. Thomas J; piinlavey with children . are more fre-7 three words he cah; think of and setting for the June 9 marriage beth Winkler was organist and JMew Tribes Missionary in Bra- ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) — , ; of Miss Renee Gat2laff daugh- zil , teaching children. She quent At travel tithe activities calls . : upon another; player to Margie Cox soloist, ar- Clarence Onsrud, rural Ettrick, are : best 'that require, easily make a sentence of them. Thtis, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Gatz- rived home in late April and is a patient at Veteran 's Hospi- liandted and packaged ma- "mountains, box: and rope' ,' laff , Altura , and James Christie, PRESENTED in marriage by will return next .spring. tal , Tomah, Wis. terials. VB e] p w are several may: be used to say, "I carried son of Mr. and Mrs. David her father, the bride Dare^ . Christie, Altura , Minn, was attired games , and ideas suited to tl ie a hex lun.cli with a rope,; and in an empire styled gown of special, needs7: of travel 7 wilh ate it when I reached (he ¦ moun- candlelight polyester sheer over Thomas children. Maybe you will find tiiivs " Ri ppley anniversa ry taffeta. The gown featured a ^^;D them âdvantageous: diffing your • ' groom. The , of honor wiis X;¦¦ ,• ANIMAL FARM: Each high mandarin collar and long PERU, Ind. — . Miss Dare maid ^vacation days, ,'•" player collects animals for his WAUMAN DEE, Wis. (Special) Liaftlberton aiid Thomas Joseph attired in; a moss: green or- ; ' bishop sleeves trimmed with V.• Always pac It aV pad of farni. The first to,, see a, tiger, —Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rippley braided bridal lace. head- iMinlayey were united iri, mar- ganza . gown styled ¦on: empire, papery crayons wedding A ; •; neckline , pencil, possibly oh a sigh, for example, or: .a celebrated their 40th dress of matching lace secured riage in afternoon ceremonies lines, with .bateau; , even blunt : scissors anniversary Sunday with rela- caplet , collar adorned vy i t h 1 ,; give or sheepV in . a- pasture, has that her long full bridal veil of silk Saturday at the Church of the icellophahe tape,V: The event was hosted by i | :Perii, . venise lace and an A-line full- animal in his farm, At the end tives. illusion and she carried a bou- OPENING Holy Trinity, . '¦• • -A. writing board from the couple's five children. The N^ The bride is the daughter of length skirt. . The - bridesmaids . a of a specified time the one with quet of white roses and blue | |k stationery store is inexpensive the. most; animals 'wins. Varia- couple's attendants, Mrs. Wii- ! Mr. and Mrs. Henry ;McClellsmd wore yellow, gowiis styled iden- " . daisies. and ticaEy to that cf the maid 7 of jand will slip under- the front tion: Each player draws, and l lard Thomas, Arcadia, and Al- Miss LuAnn Gatzlaff Allura, .I*ambertbn, Sarasota, Fla., . . ' ¦ • ' ¦ , thei bridegroom Is ; the son of honor.. . Ally.wore matching pic- seat for storage,: "' :•- ' .• . • ' coraals his' animals on paper as bert Rippley, Durand , Wis., at- was maid of honor and brides- . y deck of cards and special tended. Mr.: and Mrs. Joseph Francis ture hats..; • . * A: lie sees thern; Printed names maids were Pauline Raasch, travel-size games such as .peg may be added, as in a zoo. Dunlavey; Lowell, Mass. ,. Bosfoii, Lydia Tibbs and Laurie Gatz- -^ 1st Prize $50.00 Cash Payne offi- PAUL BRASSARD | — | The Rev. . Louis Mass;, was best man ajid ush- FFA team from lsff. They wore matching gowns :°A Maria Grunz - 251 E. V/abash» *S ciated at the ceremony. Mrs. ers were Tom : Lyons ,7 Charles of candy flocked fabric in blue, Edgar White was organist. A. Cole and Angus L. White, Arcadia competes lavender yellow and pink re- 10 $5 spectively. Each, | - Gift Certificates | PRESENTED In marriage by Winonay wore ribbons h« * 1. JMII Lebakken, 502 E. 4th St. S? and daisies in her hair and If \ 2. David Ullerlt, 14 Glen Mary jft her father, the bride was7 at- Following the ceremony, a in semifinals 3 Rav carried baskets cf daisies. Arv * Scholl, Cochrane. Wis. 3+ tired in the wedding gown worn reception was held at the home ( iSS. A. C/ndl Spelfz, 151 E. Sth St. 3 by: her mother 7 and aunt, Mrs. of Mrs. A. H. Cole, Peru, grand- ARCADIA, Wis. Special) - flj 5. Judy TeW!lllger,.219 Edwards St. 2 The Arcadia FFA parliamentary STEVE EDWARDS. Utica, ,N 6. Anthony Slaby Arcadia, WU. ,. William F.; White, Winona. It motherVof the bride. was best man and groomsmen*, • I 7. Peter Walters/*)! E. «th St. J* ' white chantilly lace,, procedure team, winner of both >V 8, Ronald Oreenqulst, Sheehan Hall, WSC Iff featured The newlyweds. are . honey- were Gary Sanders Wrs. Albert Braati, 429 E. 9th St. -ft and a sheer yoke, district and sectienal contests , Jay Gatz- ;.?V »• fitted bodice mooning, in Ireland, England laff and Brad Gatzlaff. Dean fl * 10. Mrs. Al Paffrath, 258 Grand Sf. Jf outlined - with scalloped - lace arid Scotland and will later es- earlier this year, recently com- , Gatzlaff ushered, tt We wish to thank everyone who attended JL applique and a; /long 7 chapel tablish a home in Boston. peted in the state contest at 'L* our successful Grand Opening. 3? train and veil. She carried an Vbride was graduated Green Lake. Following a reception at the . . The V Park Plaza the couple honey- arrangement V of roses viand from. Margaret Hall, "Versailles, The 10 sectional winners were baby's-breath, and gardenias. : : Ky., and received a degree cum divided into two groups of five mooned in Northern Minnesota and will establish a home in Miss ' Elizabeth : .Lamberton,. laude from Wheaton College, teams : each for the . semifinal Sarasota , was her sister's maid Norton,' Mass. Her husband re- New Ulm , Germany, where the contest. A r c a d i a competed bridegroom is serving with the of honor and .bridesmaids were ceived a B.S. and M.B.A. from against teams from Turtle Lake, Miss Sara LamTterton,, sister of Suffolk . College, Boston : and is U.S. Army. '¦ ^ 1 Stoughton, Colby and Sevasto- the bride; Miss: Joanne : Dun- currently rin ; the • . •..¦executive ' The bride attended Dr. Mar- mm FKcacfitty79 Plaza East — Former ASP Office , W Ji pol. The winner was Stoughton, lavey and Miss Barbara Dun- training program :at the Ritz tin Luther College, New Ulm, f which went on to win the 1973 lavey,. sisters of the V bride- Carleton Hotel, Boston. V ; Minn. Her husband was gradu- state champion. ated from St. Charles High t\&Sf ^^ *M Members of the Arcadia team School. are Barbara Gandera , Joan ~^y?.f ' index m ^pp ^"^*" ***^ Tgr'w^r ,&j&rJ' v r " . ^(^¦elspn^re^nibnj- - Consumer Gandera , Carol Soppa , Jim Lis- "' v v<*" ^^5^"y2&^*ft&* ^S ^ *^CS ' ^^'z%!<$£ $% ^^ V^KELLOGG,, Mim.V(Special)— in MiiwaUkele up owski, George Woychik, Frank The Nelson , family reunion was Schmitt and Scott Nelson . held Sunday at the United by 2.4 percent Methodist . Hall with 75: family- ¦' ;¦ " MILWAUkiEE y(AP) - The membeis attending from Calif- consumer price index ' for the ornia, North Dakoa , Illinois and Milwaukee area rose 2.4 per Minnesota. A. prayer service cent in the last quarter , the i^^ k YOUR MOST was held for the late Mrs. steepest three-month climb since 1951, the U.S. Bureau of ¦ Maude: Nelson. -(Alf SMW w Labor Statistics said Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Richardson mi The index for May was calcu* . lated at 130, about 5,9; per cent ¥y Volunteers finish greater than May a year ago. IMPOR TANT It is the kind of inflation IM ew laying of sod at against which VNixo n adminis- ywedsvfe live tration price-ceiling policies are IndependenceH;S. aimed. The Milwaukee Metropolitan INDEPENDENCE, Wis. (Spe- Association of Commerce, how- in New York City f r HOME cial) •— Ahout 100. volunteers ever, interpreted the May eco- Mr. and IW finished laying sod on the nth- nomic growth trend ns "par- Mrs. Joseph P. Rich- honor, B ridesmaids were Miss ardson Elizabeth*. Grayliack and Mrs. lol ic field of Independence Higfi ticularly, encouraging," (Jeanne Marie Trochta) "On a cumulative basis, the will make their home in New Stephen Newell, They wore by? School here Saturday after- , matching floral crepe dresses first five months of 1973 com- York , City. The couple were noon. pared very favorably with the and carried pink roses with married in June 10 ceremonies IMPROVEMENT same period in 1972," the asso- i*vory streamers. In this world , Area husincssincn, working at St , Mary 's Catholic (Church. men, nhimni , teachers, stu- ciation said. ' there's always index statistics The brid-o is the daughter of BKST MAN was fiiiil Picrson , Tho price Baldwin, Wis. (Troomsmcn wore room for dents and many other commun- were interpreted elsewhere as Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Trochta , ity memhers donated their time lino, 41st Ave,, GoodvicWj and Richard Pierce and George one more. meaning that typical consumer Scholz; Jaincs ; or machinery to complete the items costing $100 a year pre- the brideg room is the son of Trochta nnd ' project which 'was begun two Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Richard- Mark Richardson nshcred. TOOL... viously would have cost $105 in ' ¦ • weeks ago. son, 259 E, Sanborn St , A reception Was held st the " May, nnd that items costing Parle Pl-ci7.ii following the wed- unloaded the .sod and laid it in grocery was guitarist nnd Wichael Mag- are Rraduates of The bureau snid nuseii was soloist. Cotter High School , Lawrence place. After the men arrived , represent SO per cent of Ca ll your. Wolcomo prices University , Appleton , Wis,, nnd Waaon Hostess now. tlio women prepared lunch and the quarterly increased index CIVI3N IN MARRIAGE by ' Wash- will both.be grcidiinto students refreshments for the working in Milwaukee , Ozaukee, her parents, tho bride chose nil nt Columbia Universi ty, New Phono 452-6718 crows. ington and Waukesha counties/ empire styled go-wn of ivory 'Vork City, in tlie fall. ^ —J sntn penu. ClinnliIly Inco aixl A Pencil/ pesirls trimmed tlio bodice and A-llne skirt. A camelot hand- piece held her chapel length Planning is important. List your @ "The Only ® veil nnd she carried pink and white ten roses and baby 's needs, figure your costs, then see breath and slcphnnotls. Authorized Kirby Sales Miss Joanne McQunid , St. us for your low-cost loan. \Ki\i\n Park, Minn., wns maid of untry "F f HlB Br fl " flffl and Service in the l ll/l °^rouso¦, Cool .l,.:tB7^K^,^JA.,,... ..illlt'oj..^^..,^^ , l^y.jy,,... j *jlX)u~i~ \. ^. M , f rJA,,»«*« 4,J.^^vi^-iX^rMiA^.~lmemSmiWmM r.v"S^ Whit© snuff out Twins' rally So* ' , ; Id trips since Inc for victory No. 15 for tho ' to get a hit in By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN June 10 with a fib irij iiry, re- . .>,. 1wasn 't too worried." . .V 'V - ball," said Acosta. yet Tuesday night as he V Forster ,,: however, walked 7 OHva put up an argument on returning to. the lineup after fifth time V CHICAGO (AP J I- The Chi- placed iJahnsieii after Tony faces the Twins' Joe Decker 7( 1- ,. George Mitterwald, Vwho went the call with plate umpire John hurting His leg oh June IB. cago White Sox made - three OliVa had singled .: has lost 2). Wood , 14-9, has lost six . of runs stand up for a tdV second on , Larry Hisle's Flaherty, V Wilbur Woixl. whb first-inning Forster walked Bob Darwin , And after tho game, Twin his last four starts, Vwlll be go* his last seven appearances. 3 2 victory; Monday night over single Thehi Root Carew walked then struck but Harmon . Killr and jerry TerrellVdid the same Manager Frank Quilici said; the Minnesota Twins, who inch-hitter j oe Lis ¦ their runs in the ebfew and p asV, Forster . forced bi . Mitter- "ItAvas a bleep call .....:It was scored both and got pinch-hitter ; Danny ' ¦¦¦ • " • ¦ iasi&e jaind nearly , got Tony, ninth and -thought vthey were wald. ".- :.- ' : ., : . , . ¦ ¦ AValton to fly out. -V In came Abpsta. '¦';. . "You'll ; never know if that robbed '.y. :V- ' . : : y : w^ ;; . .. 7 , V V- - '/ ' - ' ' : :¦: ninth, ' trouble Olira fouled three times and pitch cost us the game—you ^^ Carlos* . But in- the y Designated hitter V Came, and. it took little Cy finally struck out. i Darwin cah't bring it back." X . V : - •;. May's two-run double clutched Acosta to bail out Forster ; and walked, forcing home .Hisle and ¦ insadje;** said - opening . round, aind . 'It was way the Sox' get credit for his fifth save. cutting the Sox lead to 3-2.. Oliva . - 'You might; get a call Stan Bahnsen scattered 10 hits .Acosta fanned Dan Mohzon ¦ , "That V Acosta V is; something . like that on a first pitch; 'but until being replaced in the. 8th and then got Lis to fly but . to oeyer oii a third strike.'! ; to boost his record to 10-7. . else again," said Sox Manager Chuck Tanner. "I took Bahnsen Vend thei game.; . - - . Bert .- Blyleven went the dis- Terry .Forster, sidelined since he 7 had pitched The key, pitch was; the thif-d tance and absorbed his 8tli loss eut because ' SPORTSWlnon" 0*V Y Ne«» V ' ¦ : ! ; ilk Mlnniiota (21 : . Chicago ' (3> V . hard and was starting to force Strike on Oliva. . .. against:v nine . decisions. He ¦^' .. ' . ' - . . .v - - .-HB . ; W|it' '..- ' '.'; ¦ • ¦¦: ' ».- ¦¦¦ . .. . ab-rhbl . • , ' .. abrhbl his pitches; IVknew I had For- 'V"I thftik Oliva was looking for striiok put 10, including JBill -VVV TUESPAr;jUNE;26> ::19r3';-y.,y; , - , ' .. : _ Car«W»3b . 4 0 2 0 PKtliy.rl 4 1 10! y VvV'VyV . terrell.H 4 0 11 Orta,2b J1 2 0 ster aiid Acosta in the bullpen a slider and ! threw him a fast MeUon four times.; Melton has. Ollva.dh ' 5 0 1 0 DAIIon.lb 3 .0 1 0 ' ' Din*ln,rf 3 0 21 Meltbn.lb 4 b 0 0 ^?? ^^ .^?? ^?????? ^? .?. ?.?"?? .? ¦• ^'^^ Klllebrew.lb ,3 000 CMay.dh 4. 1 ] 2 Moniomlb 1000 Jetir.pr OOOO Braun,3b . 10 10 Relchardt.tf 3 011 'Llt,1b. " * ' 2 00 0 Hrrmann,c 3 O 1 0 'Chicago White Sox and saw his club nipped 3-2. The . ¦ ¦! mmMMmW Forsler ...... : . . 1 2 2 4 2 ' ^^_^^H M MmW^ mmWmm \\\_____m _ \\\______home-standirg Sox shut off a Twins rally in the ninth inning Acoit» ' ...TOO 0 12 ^m______\_\\\\__\M SAVE—Acosta (S). HBPr-by Blyleven to pick up the win. (AP Photofax) CRelchartlt). T—2:55. - A—16,09«. Birds nip Brewers POWER CUSHION 78 VYTACORD in 12 innings, 4-3 By MIKE O'BMEN Since the American League swing if the ball is a strike and Mm ^M H HH MBmmMMm MMMMM^^MW MILWAUKEE (AP) — The East leading New York Yan- if it's a ball he can take. I don't ^______U______J Milwaukee Brewers cooled off kees also lost, the runnerup know whether they would have ^^ one of baseball's hottest hitters Brewers remained only two thrown through to second or a bit Monday night, so Paul ganws out and the third place not, but I just wanted to get us Blair lielped teat thern instead Orioles surged to within three out of the double play situ- with sjeed and defense. games of the top. ation j " , Weaver said. Blair, who had been hitting Bumbry, who had tripled in Mike Cuellar, who scattered .430 since May 29, was held to the Orioles' first run in the sev- one harmless hit in four times nine hits, retired the Brewers enth, opened the 12th by leg- in order in their half of the 32th at bat and was picked off first ging out a single to short, his tbe third inning. to earn his fourth victory In 11 in fifth hit. He. took second oh: a decisions. But he robbed George Scott sacrifice and raced to third as of a home run with a leaping The crowd of 12,140 enabled Blair walked on a wild pitch the Brewers to catch in the iiftb. Tlien, in the from loser Frank Linzy ( 2-4). become the 12th , he evaded Pedro Garcia's sixth American League club to tag at second to avert a pos- Tommy Davis then hit a two- exceed the 500,000 mark in sible inning ending double play. hopper to Garcia at second. home attendance this year. Al Bumbry crossed, the plate Garcia tried to, tag Blair com- They have drawn 188,125 in with the winning run on the ing up the line, but Blair, who eight dates on the current home play as the Baltimore Orioles had been running with the stand for a total of 506,652. dodged the tag. Garcia sapped Milwaukee's three- pitch, Last year, the club didn't go game winning streak 4-3. then threw to first to retire over the half million mark until MM MmMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmI H Davis, but by then Bumbry had Aug. 26 and the figure wasn ^^ — scored. j 't nI $l 9 F l> topped until July 9 in 1970, ^"l'p r t r '' EXCHANGE 'I did the only thing I could * - l ' ' '- ^BH fl ^H MmmW ? when a season record for the ^^P^" * SiK Prefect j- l do," Garcia said. '"I reached franchise of 934,820 was set. «¦¦¦ ^f^ ¦^^NLl I Wiitiwill I Convinlleml I frh* J piUtJ.E,T.]trtlrt I MB_wBJ_W _ out for him but he was already Balflmor* <4) Milwaukee (3) ? TutaeletsSln Size . pemir " by me. I wasn't too far from the abrhbl abrhbl ? ¦H^^lvî *% «« kl/MII — — - WsfflmMM T Your rw Bumbry.ll 12si Monoy.lb i 0 1 0 T p ^^^^^^^^ ««•» - - ne^M n.u ? p^ bag, but it wasn't hit hard Coggini.rf foil APK DMay.cf SM 0 HR SAVE NOWwmm ¦ «. i-#>4.p. ' o°-» , - .iterjAB.tt »¦»« mMMB enough to be a double play if 1 Blalf.cl 4010 ScotMb J 1 2.0 I - ^^ O %. e ^.e e *« ** . *. * * M WmM ? TD«vis,dh 6 0 11 OIBrown.dh SOI 0 aWmuik ON Ol IR POI VFQTFR B7M» 6 5-'» 2 ii>t%**.oo n.96 immmm i Earn- p had to go over and step on the ' *" . - - - ^^Cj JPowell.lb 4 0 10 Briggs.lf . 5 2 2 1 ? Wmw- WN wUn rUUWicn mF78-U.u 77.75-14.35 14 2 , ^^$53.80 l$2.372.Z2 mMmm 1 bag. If he not running with the EWillams.c 5 1 2 0 EIRdrgcz.c SO 2 1 ? MLWK£*!!> r^/^Df^ TIDCO 2 (Of lliiiiw I ings GrlctUb 5 0 0 0 Ccluccio.rt 5 0 1 0 VVi lU l lnCw C7M4 8.25-14 . 2 f ee(SS.U 12,53 g| ^ | pitch, it's a double play." BRobln'rUb S01 1 TJohnsorMS 4900 ? WHoi WSgM With a Guaranteed Btlanggr.ss 5 110 Helscph 10 0 O ~ ' ¦ I ircdmo Baltimore Manager Earl Cuellar.p 00 0 0 Garcla,3b 5 00 0 1 ^TO • Goodyear'a deepest tread bias-ply "78" F7B-» 7.75-IS t tortsslT y.ii MmM t JBell.p OOOO T ^li£ 4-plies. ii e i • i » j cordi G7M5 8.25-15 2 for $57.62 $2.60 WL^&W 4 FOR THE B-EST Weaver said he first had sig- Llniy,p 0 0 0 0 ? -. of triple-tempered polyesterif H7«-IS B.SS-IS i iei$i,.n $2.ao — ^^ WLW T In QUALITY and SERVICE naled for a squeeze play. ? ^ | Wrap-around tread with step clown traction —iZB5 ».85-is ^>w^.7t $3.01 ? Total 45 415 4 . Total « 1 9 2 • L7H5 9.15-15 fr In DISABILITY and "Tommy (Davis) got the sign BALTIMORE ...... 000 000 210 001-4 ? bladings I | \ ztoWM,\ ».» [ ? LIFE INSURANCE. but just forgot to answer that MILWAUKEE COO 200 010 000—3 ? SALE ENDS SAT. NOON SEE OR CALL WE: E—Cuellar, J. Powell, E. Williams. _ he got it," Weaver said. "'When DP—MllwBUkt* 12). LOB-Baltlmore . io, , „ ,_„, I ? Marv Fuglesfad ?» -—^~—™-™-„..,,, he doesn't answer, the guy on Milwaukee 7. 2B—Monoy, Colucclo, Ccg- _mm______m * 454-4408 glni, E. Williams, 3B-Bumbry. HR- third doesn't know If he should Brljj* (7); SB—-Brlgg». S—Cogglm. go or not. So I just gave Blair P ITCHING SUMMARY MONARCH LIFE IP H R ER BB SO IMS, the sign to steal and for a Cuellar (W, 47) .. 12 9 3 2 0 » CO. change the play worked.' ' . J. Bell ... 8 13 3 3 3 3 «3Vi W. 4th St. Limy (L, S-4) ...... 4 2 11 12 "Tommy was supposed to i WP—Cuellar, Llnry. T—3:18. A-11,140.

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The /point . ].s,v we've By HErtSCIIELV NISSENSON Houk ariiid renewed charges liever Stcye Fpucault halted a Associate*!Press Sports Writer tion Monday night, Pittsburgh been together a long tittle and Associated Press; Sports Writer that; he was : loading up. the ninth-inning Oakland r a Ily, V When - AbnerVDo ubJeday and slipped oil tv of the cellar and we ve been winning for a long iGaylord Perry was, frisked in baseball .and pitched the In- helping the Rangers iWp the Alexander iCartwright arid those nioved percentage point ' ; ' night and dians lo. a 4-2 V victory . that A'si Siebert blanked the one time so there s no reason for us; Cleveland Monday . . . A!s for other cldtiniers 7 dreamed . up ahead of the Mets by sweeping ' brother Jim:-Perry got Fisk-ed . isnapped . the Yankees' V eight- six innings before he tired. this game of baseball, they de- a doubleheader from Montreal to kbep on . playing the. lousy '.'¦in Boston. gamo winning streak. . ; -The 7 Rangers Vscored i threa cided that nine . innings would 8-6 and 3-i, Philadelphia over- baseball we've played so far.": ¦ An indignant. Gaylord sur- Bobby.MTurcer, wiho has griped runs in the third Off Ken Holti- be- just abou t right, for thpi.r took St. Louis 7*6; Houston Rookie Mike RogodzirisTki con- vived another Vm-iform in- in. the 7 . past , that Perry man,7 two ori Jeff Burroughs' littl« invention. whacked Cincinnati 13-2 and tinued ; his hot pinch hitting; spection by the umpired and greases up the bail, was ^t bat double. Toby ftarrah homered That was one.- ..7.inning , too Los Angeles shaded San Diego N6w York Manager Ralph when HouJc called for the frisk, in the eighth. many for the New York Mtcts 3-2.y .VV- .;- . .y vV y X-i- drilling a two-run shot . in the ;-.Vt' ih--99 pep .cent sure tliat . he and. that tliiinnp. you ju st heard eighth.7inning; .-'toy lift Phila- piits sbriiething on: the ball," was7: Vpgi .VBerraVv ball 7 club ItieMe Jjebner* and Rennle delphia past St. Louis, it was. MurcerVsaid , "It's a slippery, Plainview tips landing in the National League Stennett . drove in. . three ' riins Rogodzinskl's: seventh hit .this clear substance and 7 yoii Vcan East; basement. VV apiece as Pittsburgh outslugged ¦ season, all of them in a pinch Secretariat tell when you feel the ball. The Lake City 4^3 ' :' . The7 Mets led .Chicago 2-0 for Montreal to toin the first game hitting role. As a starter, he's umpires know7 what ;" Perry's eight innings Monday night but of their doubleheader. Then d-for-18. ; Vy "'^V . V. 'V ./ XI XX doing, but they've been told by . PLAINVIEW , Minn. —VPlain- 7 • the .Cubs rallied for three: runs Hebiier and Al Oliver craicked thei president of the league to viw>v AiBerican -Legion; base- 7 ~ Ln. the ninth to take the ball home runs to help the Pirates Claude •Ostcen, . 10^3, earned ignore it. :• Their hands are ball team chalked , up. its , sey- complete the sweep .in the his. seventh straight victory for wif face ganife, 3-2. V: ¦ ; tiecL'V VV, 7 enth wiii against two setbacka X. nightcap. . V V - V\ Los Angeles with ninth inning ;; Jim, .who pitches, for Detroit, here. Monday;, night in handing . But the Cubs , wlio continue to Slugger Willie Stargell, who help from Jina Brewer. Keru was done in by Boston catcher Lake; City ai 4-3 lossV; lead the NL East by a comfort- doubled V and scored V Pitts- McMullen slugged . his third , this Saturday ¦'CarltonV- - . Fisk's tie-breaking PlainviewV grabbedVaT 4-0 lead , able margin , are" 'taking nothing burgh's tic-breaking fun . in the home run in as many nights for and . had to fend a Lake fourth inning of the second CHICAGO. (AP) ' - The spe- home run inV: the eighth inning off V for*, granted . the DodgersV that gave the Red Sox a 72-1 City rally in the .sixth frame "We've traveled this road be- ganie, said the Pirates would VHoustbn exploded far nine cial match race -between Triple triumph and stretched the. Ti- to , protect the win.V fore," Cubs' captain Ron Santo get straightened away yet. runs in one inning and Ken Crown winner Secretariat and .;•' The winners 7 scored in the yet; -worry about us said gers' skid to eight games. - . sai but couldn't take the strain of a nine- Sandy's 11, Rulh' a 17. baseman Mike Holte hobbled In a second race also an en- son struck out 19 as the Eagles hour endurance race. , won 2-1. Jeff Nation collected Smith's grounder as Mueller ' ' ; durance run, the Evinrude RC's finished 1-2-3 in a two hits and Dean Kreiner trip- Albert Lea riders and Wright faced home. x "J- '¦ : ' field of conventional outboards. vA*^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 7.' ' 7 led to lead Quality Chev. to a claim top honors AHRENS collected one hit In of time, the RC has made great first place berth. three trips to the plate and now Over a short period in 4-H xhorse show strides and as tho other major manufacturers get into the BOYS MIDGET AMERICAN has eight hits in 13 at bats the • testing program—and they already have to some degree or WL Wt Albert Lea , Minn, riders dom- since the Legion season start- i 11 ^pto other—wc can look for a rotary combustion engine on the National Guard 4 0 Polactiak' inated showmanship and horse- ed. " : ^y New^ Flrit Nat. Bank 3 l Winona Wat'l market in a few years and dozens available before too long. Alhlolle Club 12 Bonk • *t manship events, while Amy and Tonight Coach Terry Brecht's MONDAY'S SCORES Moilie Gappa, Rochester, Minn., squad is scheduled to host La Sportsmen to meet Polaeheli's II, WMona National Bonk J, Crescent's American Legion Mak^ National Ouard 5, Alhlolle Club 1. took home most of the ribbons in Sportsmen s Cluh , La CreSccntT , Doug Luebbe collected a pair the timed events of the 4-H In- contingent in a 7:30 contest at TIIK GOPHER STATE ' Eich Meier went 3- vitatibnal Horse Show held on Gabrych with lefty Jim Lee y^ Minn,, will bo holding its regular Juno meeting Thursday of hits and Driving beginning at 8 p.m. for 4 to lead Polachek 's. Ihe Morgan Block Saturday. slated to start on the mound. Following a brief business meeting, outdoor films will More than 05 horses took part La Crescent's starter is expect- ¦ ¦ GIRI^ MII> C«ET AMERICAN in the show which was a portion ed to be Larry Papejifuss ^ r be shown. V ' . . ' : ;. WL WL , a Laka Cenlor 10 Spain- 2 1 of the weekends Downtown 6-2 righthander. ^^ Rupporl'a < 1 UCT 0 * Dairy Days celebration. The LeJetz, who evened their ^ Rogora .12 Polactiek Blac. 0 4 Bfl ^'T^y I MONDAY'S SCOR ES The Jensen family, Albert record at 2-2, will play at La Laka Cenler ll, Spolti' «l ?. Leu , won four of the five show- Rupporl'a 5, Rogiri 4, Crescent Thursday night and Rogora l», OCT 2. manship classes and finished will host Albert lea in a twin [[ TWO WAY ! Lake C«nl«r 21. Polachik Elactrlc J. second Jn tho other. Kris Jensen bill starting at 2 p.m. Satur- ^ ^ ^M ^ ^ ^ iWE GATER Rupporl'a », Spalll' Ml. won the showmanship at halter TRAFFIC ^ ^ ^ MM^, /BW^ Julie Gardner posted n per- day, I I , with a double and a class for youngsters under 13 Woitby (0) LeJiti (I) L TO YOUR /& jmfect 2*for*2 years old ; Shawn Jensen won •brh abrh £ grnndslnm homo run to pace HclH( Jb 1 0 1 Krouior.jb J 1 I while tho same class for those over Sablan.il J 0 0 ^tircni.ab 1 0 l Rogers Meats past UCT, 13; Janolle won the horseman- Svaun.ln 3 0 0 scarbrough.c*) i l 2 IT*B-^ EVERY « i Al LjJ a C Olior. M (f1 Pf/ "\^GT li7*« Lori Troko went 2-for-2 for Rog- ship class for those under 13; ,11 3 0 1 VVUMb Jl) £&e> tirrTOTJ ¦¦ VN^*®?*^ .' m/tMM ers in n make up loss. Karen OI«n,p 10 1 /Audlor.o 110 1* . Wloll *. rfA^sdiL^*^ Shawn was second in horseman- Lwdt.lf 100 WrlghUi 2 10 mlMMMMMM W^^^^^MMMMem x?®Kh Eichninn was ,i-for-4 and Kathy Pedaraoit.t 1 0 0 ScolMald.rf 3 0 1 ^ ship for his . ago group; and Johnion,cl 10 0 MamernlMI 10 0 KauphuHmani •» for-4 as Lake Janolle won tho western plea- TrotMb 1 0 0 Lecll 1 o o Center picked up two moro sure class. . ' Smith,*! i o o wins. Sharon Miller went 2-for- Molllo and! Amy Gappa finish- Tot»l» 11 0 I Total*. U S I 3 with n double for Spoltz' fid ed 1-2 in the Reigning competi- WE5T5Y 000 000 0-0 LeJETZ 100 001 x-J nnd Julio Dowilto homered, tion , the open barrel race nnd B-Hollt, Sablin. RBI—Kr«ui«r, Scnr- Wlicitnvor your wish may be . , . a taite- H4\? Dawn Carlson wont 3-for-3 with polo bending while Amy won the borough, Scotllald, WR—Kr«ui«r, Scar- n pair of doubles nnd Julio Jas- egfi and Npoon. borough. SB—Hollo, Oltll, Ahrtllt, LBFT Identifies the tempting brnakfast, nocn luncheon, relax- Yk —Wtllb// *, LoJcli S, ^ zewski wna 2-for-2 to lend Rup- Tlio only. Winona winner was PITCHINO SUMMARY \ Ing cllnnor for two or dinner for up to Jlti; Kelly Morkcri in tho Pco I P M R ER BB SO pert's. ^ce Olass (LP) * * 5 3 1 ) \50 . . . our facilifie» and experience l/Mj ride and lead class for those 11 smith (W, Ml .... r 1 0 0 A 10 goal. Pleailng GIRLS 15-17 Y15AR OLDS yours old and under. . .HnP-Wrtoht (by Olmt). WP-Smllh. aro concetitratod on one fijjf\ WL WL ¦ PO-Mualltr , In «oon. You'll find the bett V/Kl Winona Patnl 4 0 Waitaata Bowl 13 you. Stop A W ll PaorUn Chain 1 3 Brigham Young's now bas- Wlnonn Dally Nows EL coclttalU for mlle» aroundl \Ji * MONOAY'l JCOKBI ketball coac|» is Glenn Potter a In food and A a W IS, t'orlaii Chain 7, , Winona, Mlnn»iotn *»IJ Winona ralnt 24, Wailgala Bow l I, I960 Idaho graduate. TUESDAY , JUNE 26, 1973 Professionals! WAIST HIO H J WL WL ^^ j itia/uuiLy) Naih'i a 1 Smith'* Furn. 1 2 ^^ 0 Haddad' i a I KWN O 11 ¦ Wlnnttn I' alnt 7 I CliocWrlioird 01 RESTAURANT K o| C 2 1 IS THAT . .. . —17, dl SCO RBI MON DAY'S Knlflhll ol Cclunihu*, 20. KWNO 4, drink too many becoming a habit with you or & LOUNGE MadilaO' i 14, Checkerboard Shop 4. "on* " BTVliPJSH, fay smllh'i rornitura t, Naih'i I, INTERSECTION HWYS. 61 \Xw\ •oirieone In your family? Tha Winona choplar of Alco- & 14 AND STAT E HWY . 41 fJIRI»S l"Kl«' >im» M MOMOAY'I 5COIIBS WIN NA AGENCY j^) Aquarium I'i*I Cenlor 11. Rocto' i Pllia with n drinking problem, cull Alcoholics Anonymous l 1 to. 174 Confer Stroot Phone 452-33A6 ^ *^ , McVay 'a H, Winona Knitting ), NOW1 "" jgfcMiMwlminmmmMm Kramar Plumblna It Waavir and Sona : :: : tor B CU Winona Dally New* V 'V '7 |VVARkVTRAII.':V ..:.^:V. ' V X V' ' By;Ed Dodd. 77 Article* for Sal* .87 Article* Sal* V ^ WU Winona, Minnesota L4VING ROOM soli frosf-frca rotrirjeraior, ¦TpRAy TEXTURING of c«IHnfl« 60 Alh SI. loos and electric -logs. GAIL'S APPLI- . 215 E. ;3rd, -. - , - .; "- ' .- . ' ' :: ; , 7 307% " . : ANCE, , ; Amerada 34:% IBM V 7 G choirs, in nosedive HI GARAGE Sale wllh tables, ol our : 'AmBnid; 7 -3*}W IntJEnr V - : baby Ihlngs, dishes, p^ris, clothes, deer BE ÛRE TO laleo edvanlabo . 26^ V NEW YORK (AP) -:yliie heads, gas stove, dining roorri table and giant ontea-year tralnload ; sale. Buy • now and AroPan Z:ZiVi.IniPap -; 7 34% choirs and misc. 9;to 8 p.rn,, 730 W. ' . lhat ' G E. vma|or appliance . stock market slipped to? B &B ELECTRIC, 155 E, 3rd. ' ' : lower • • Broadway. . . . »ave, Amktr . V ?% jns&L V .; is% day in moderate trading as the WEST iNGrlOUSE. 30" eleclrlc "stove; 7W ATT 51%. Jostfens 7 15; ¦ v ÊE DLESy V government announced a; US. base steel cupboards, doubts sink and ; '¦ ; top.' 4x8 sheets of used marine, , blue- . • For All Wakei . Anconda . 17% Kencott . 24 7 trade , deficit for May. and. the . arid yellow. Sears 15' swimming pool. of Record Playera ' ; Girls* Schwinh tandem bike. Tel. Foun- ArchltaV; ; 27/ . Kraft ; .43% dollar c hit. ;. a record low in ¦ Hardt's Muslfi 7Store ; ' Male—Jobs of Interest-* Horses, Cattle Stock tain Clly 687-9767. AmrcSl : >0 ; Kresga 7 .81^ Frankfurt. 7 Painting, Decorating -V7207 27 , 43 . Hi-118 PHia Ei . 'The noon .Doy ? Jones average MOVING SALE—bed-room set, S55; dlhella AycoCp V9^ Loe\v'si 23% PAINTING dona by experienced painter, REGISTERED- YEARLING Angus bulls. set, $20; couch; W5, new recllnor, 160, . Steve yRedaleh Fountain Tel Business Equipment 62 of 30. industrials ' wris off . 0.83 VyaritVAds Inslda or out, fully Insured. Tel. or ;: - ' ' , . . . 248-444 I - other rhlsc. Items. . 37 Oils. :: ¦> ' BethStl7 V 26 Marcoir; Via 7 : leave messasa for Jirn, 452-3291i . i" 'V- ;OFF-SET^; :7 :.•- ¦or 864-7278. y ,-;. poihts at 868:30.; i>cclining is- ¦ - will rln' ' NEW AND USED bicycle pari* of . all -FCTR SALE — Cosh .register, ,¦ n Boeing y;jir 7 MMM V . 82% the y"¥ork Stock REGISTERED HEREFORD bu!!s» Anxl- Wheels, tires and tubes, framos* ! • ' $999.99; Price :'$50. , Inquire- at Wal.E' sUes on . New ' V ; Kinds, ¦ ¦ ¦¦ Experienced Painiters v; v .ST"FtipPEl^' . -;f:. y-: ety 4th breedlnoi 2 years: Rush Arbor, fenders, etc Many older articles, small . - ' ¦ - . . ¦ ' ¦ ' BoiseiCs ' .9% MinnPL to ' yV-:- . v , - Bulck-Olds'-GMC. . . ..;. . ' . . . l^H Exchange, led .advances 643 Start Herfc 7' ", tJr Color Cbnsulfanfi . ' :- Rusliford, Minn. Tel. M4-»122. . ' " dehumldlfler, miscellan- ^ ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ .. tools, dishes, Bruaswk i3%VMobOil ' WA 429. V ' " ¦ v NOTICE :, ' :¦ •tt Interior Painting . . '' ' ¦ y eous. Garage Sale at Harry Loufenburg- .- ' . ;; •fbr.'.Vfpur . colorv -and :- X- ; This newspaper will oo responsible (or . . •&.Exterior-.Painting . e> residence .at 'Buffalo ,City ah Ihe Rlv- Furn., Rugs, Linoleum 64 Brl Nor 33% MnChm 7 52% ; .Union Carbide wais; the .most- : y ¦ orly-oh« . Incorrect , Insertion of any ' PtfONE¦ 45* 2iS0J or. . perfecting work, V. X lB!On SALJE;i; er. 'Rbad airday .Frl.,' June. 29, - . ', ' " classified advertisement ' published' In ' '45'4:3B77.- : ,, ,. Canrpgp V29% MontDk' 32% active issue on the Big Board , : 5-PIECE dlncfle *et. Tel. Fountain City. iha Want Ada section. Check your ad ' 10 Holstein cows, fresh lv ; WESTINGHOUSE, fully tronsls- Catplr 54% NNGas 35% 500-share 7. V Contact iJaveVNoxris i X;" . STEREO, •S87-798S after., ^;3Q.p,m; down. 7& at 34%. A, 397, and call A51-3111 If ' « correction must . " torlied, solid stale, 'ûtomotic changer, r ¦¦ " ¦ ¦ Plumbing, Roofingj l-i 'ZX- V : week'. • : Chryrslr 23 7 . NoStPw 2»Vi block and . a 25,000-share block ' 'pa , made. 45 " r.p.m. adapter. Spoce-siwlng Walnut arid Berveh carpets at real SO Holstein cows to fresh- ¦ . rAOHAWK . GitSrv V 46% NwAJr ZWA were traded; at 34*74, ' ff -5s.' The Whiting Press; Inc. :- cabinet. . $35. .Tel. 45*5310...... -; ," savings during . June- at Lyle'a. Hwy. o BLIND ADS. UNCALLED ' FOR - JERlRY'S . ROOFING aiid Repair, . Free ' ' ' •' . ¦ ' ¦ ' ' Ven next 107da:ysVy 41, Minnesota. City...... " . ; ComEd 70: VNWBanc V 56Vi noon broad-based NYSE 7 index -037, 40,.5O,.5-)„.5?, 83, 84, 64, SJ, ' (*. ¦;.. estimate. Jerry Thatcher, Tel. 452-1474. ' COMING SOQN-Clcaronct Sale, Jiily: "9 ¦ V V 311 2nd Ave.7N."W; ; 7 y' ' s Dress - Shop, iComSat .7 44 Penney . .' 77% of some 1,500. coinaiion shares If ytou Viieed replacemetit ythrough -July , 14. Bye' SAV E $40—oh.a sota end niatchlho chair, Lost and Found 4 P-XEASE do not kiss birr- plumbers I VVheri Rochester, Minn., ' 55901V V,' - .\. -see ''-thes'e;-V ' . Osseo, Wis.; ' reversible' zlppered foam ,cush(oni, dark ConEd 22% Pepsi &0V4 was: down 0.12 points at 53.67V your water heater gives out unexpected- V. green tweed, - floor, model. 119. PlîsDg 41% ly, we know you appreciate our quality ' - -: ' GARAGE SALE---fllasses, dish es, 2 grills, BURKE'S FURNITURE MART, -3rd and ContGan 26?8 On the AriiericanVStocky px- ¦ ' ¦ , ... .: . . Tel. 507-288-7788. . . AJ's Dairy Cattle Exchange ¦ ' . . • • FREE FOUND 'ADS 7 repairs and expert, riclp. on a unit suit- . : : cookware, labia and. chalrsi much rrils- y Frankl in. Open A(on. & Frl. evening*, ' . GonOil : 33 Phillips 'WA change,. prices were lower. ' ed to the requirements ef your tam- V 7l*wistdh;77Miiui.V' ccilaheous. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. June 28 and - . ' also AS A PUBLIC SERVICE tb our raiders, ¦ ¦ ¦ Park behind iho atari. ' . . . 1S33 ' iiyi' - ¦ ' ' • "¦ " •" • • -¦". V' y. ,29 at. 4034 8> Goodview.: . - '- . GntlDat , 34=^ Polaroid V4 The noon price-change 'index free found ads will bo published when . . . . . , . . ' 7 Tel. 6511 iDairy > : 5851 Res, OLE V desk and ciiair, ; TDartlHd 35 RCA. V: 22% ¦ person finding . an .' article calls the Help—Mala or Fenialo 28 WALNUT KNEEH was; down , .02 points at 22.18. , Frank¦ O'Laughlin TWO'lDENTICAi. green nlfls, .5*^x11' and . starting $84.95. BORZYSKOWSKI FUR: Winona Dally S. Sunday News .Class)- .. '¦ ' ' Deere ; 38% RepStl V 223,4 -PLUMBING &. HEATING .' 8'xl2'¦ . Padding. Included; $20. Tel. .454- NITURE, 302 Mankato Ave. Open Mora. The market opened sugtiuy : f led Dept. 452-3321. An 1 frword • notice ' . '• COLLEGER STUDENTS r- need . extra Poultry, Eggs, Supplies ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' " ' ¦ ' ¦ ItV.. E. oth ,;. . -Tel. . 4S3-M40 . 44 - " 2865. ,. _„.. '¦ '¦ ' '¦ ' " ' : ' ;¦ ¦ ' . and .-Fri. evenings. y-- - '' ' -' yy' . -- • ' '' DowGm • 51 . Reylnd V 43 • . higher V while the dollar w as wiirbe:published free for 2 im projector, Uher 's Remnant v 7- . 15i ' H,lgh Forest . . Tel. . 454-4218. broad-breasted. . V Kdly EastKod 130% SearsR 92% falling after the trade : deficit . For' tho 40O . report L tape recorder, Tel. 45M- ¦ FOUND—tennis racquet by Lake Park PIZZA HUT rrianiger-tralnee, excep- . finest in' chicken eating-fast ' Esiiiark " -. 23% 3 ¦ . growing, little - ' 2998. - ;y - -SpeGials ' y , 7V- y7,, . ShellOil 750 /4 for May was announced. " . courts. Tel::,452-2?2l. PATCH VCiUR ROOF.- . while It's leaking. tional benefits, psy and . future for .carb is required in Warm . . ¦ 7. ' - " 'V '¦¦ ... weaflier oii started birds, Fall markets ¦ '12'xio't' - ' Fortress, .avocado, rweei), rub- Exxon , 95% Singer 47% . renew your roofs at .VA cost of hew right person. Tel. 454-5193 for appoint- The continued 7 Watergate ', ' ¦ ¦ available tar larger growers " AVON for sole many Vi price liems. 38 ' ber back. Regular $89; - SALE , 168. i: FOUND pair of clogs watch-, at. E. end roof.-l coat, 10 year warranty. SPELTZ ment. - ' ' -, . as well. ' Firetstri 7 . lS'A SpRand 38-"58 hearings, i the uncertainty 7 of ql . Laka Winona.'- Owner may pick up. C H 1 C K . HATCHERY. -Rolllngslone> •Also Leghorn pullets for white eggs. y.N.- Hill St.,yFountain . City. ; 12'xl0'. Bonus- celery green, HI:L6 loop, y y Call Gene Aim . 454-5070 -Regular J13V, SALE. $89. FordMtr 52% StBrnds . 51% . at Information booth. Minn. Tei. 4N-3311...... , . Write Coral Phase 4, and the effects of the City poultry products, Box 38)/ Winona, BOX SPRING . and mattress; .alumlnurW. IS'xlO'6"' American- '.House,- ' parch- belg* GenEl V 55% StOilCal 72% : X; 55987 : storage shed/ freezer and. used daven- , Regular $198, - SALE :»11B. ' fr*eez'e ¦ worried; investors, FOUND—Short-haired v»hite, orange aiid' i' XzX S£±ttx'Xy Minn. . Located at Breezy Acres, ¦ plush. GenFood 25% StOiJInd 85% Clack female' cat, Wearing blue collar,' , 7E lectr ic Roto Rooter across from Ken's Sales A Service, port; Tel. 454-3856. : " 12'x20'5*'' Seara, Afghan ' ' ' gold, , kllchen analysts.said: V Regular, »269y SALE $129. ¦ 7 vicinity- . West Fourth .: Tel. 454-408?. ., yy . . For clogged sewers and drains, rubber back. GenM 7 . 7 56% TelejCp . . 3 /8 DEPA RTMENT FURNITURE '— ¦ ' ¦ ' The Dow closed Monday at WE NEED capon growers for our large THREE-FAMILY ' Garage .Sale, Wed,, KELLY ' . . GeniMtr . 65% . Texaco ¦; ' 34% ' LOST—Near S tockton, niedium sized, male 7 Browns Roto7 Rooter " : increasing markets. ' Order XL- «, X L-10 June- 27, 8 a.rh;-5 p.m. only, 477 Wes t- ; . .Wesfgala Shopping Center its lowest-point, in- IS months;.' . ;: Ter-y " . v:CL'ERK 7; ; ..' .or Cobb . . broad-breasted males, June 29 ' ' GenTel 2S% Texasin 7 84% . dog, wavy, whltlsh-hair. Sheep dog, Tei. 452.950S or 452-4335.- 1 yr. guarantee?. y.;\; : :y- :-V 7 dale- Ave. . rler, Colllei inlxed. Answers to "Na- ", and :. July 3, . broilers , every Mori, and Thiiigiy Gillette 53% UnOil 36% •Ihah". Tet. .4U-1Q7.6.'. - We have -an immediate Thurs., every week, day-old and readyr HOAIELITE RIDING: MOWERS Gwd to Eat 7 y7 65 Goodrich 21% UnPac 52 Female—Jobs of Interest—26 opening .for an individual. to-lay pullets available June, July, Au- New '13 models at special .prices.' Flowers' . gust, September and October. Call Alice .- See. "now at - eur new -locatlonl HOMEGROWN radishes, onions,, atrawbor- Goodyr 22 IJSSti 28% . . y- 5 WANTED^-3 ladles lo *ivorlc!3. afternoons witJi some ; previous exper- -Goede: tormerlyy with . Winona Chick POWER MAINTENANCE 4 SUPPiV CO. ties,-' -pitted dates. Wlr.oria Potafa Greyhnd . 13% VWesgElZ 32% CHICAGO/ WHOLESALE GERANIUMS -and .petunias,. regular , : 89c, ience in a sales, office in- sary, .Tel.. 452-1302,. . - Bob's Chick¦ Hatchery. Box 283, - .Winona/. ' Market. " ..Gride" A: medium white y. .-52' ' ¦• ¦ reduced to 50c , All .of youry wedding', accounting ; de- ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ' - ' GuifOil 22% Weyrhsr 57 ¦ ¦ voicing or . y Mlnn. .. . ; .• . . GARAGE SALE-^gas; heater, .cartop.car-" Grade A large, white .' ._.'. . ._:.:¦. .5i\i flower ' need's.- . Open' . 7 days a. week. . See Don LulKen ' Brlnj " ¦ PART-TIME cashiers^ at partment to •work in the ad-; .'¦ rler, ; push mower/ french " doors, put- ' STRAWBERRIES—Pick your- . own, Homestk . 4S% Wlworth - . 21% Grade A .extra larga...... ' ..'-' .59 . Rushford. Creenhpuse, Tel,, M4-9375, : , , beginning, 8 a.rn Mark-It Foods. - . ties, games and . rnlscellanebus Wed,, your own containers . justment : section . of our Wanted—Livestock 46 . IU Hwy; 3S, 2V4 9-4;- .323 W Broadway. ¦ '•. . ¦ Fred. Krlesel, mile off Personals 'V ' V, : .?¦ 4*/ON IS CALLING .^fOU-VVei're looking sales department. Position , miles East of: Marshland. -.;. .for people . who . like people—and , like ' ; : i hy o 1 v e s approving and NEED MANY.LOADS of Holstein »prlng- NEW fashion Colors are Sue' s . delight. ;vv7 v Grain;'vv;' CONGRATU LATIONS Wlke Voelker on making rfibiiey. Call or write Mrs. Son- ing hellersj also bred' and open heif- ;She keeps her carpet colors bright, Winona itiarkets .; \'; ' vy,'' ' 3953 18th Ave. N.W., Roches- winning - the- Legion Golf Tournament ya -King, issuing customer c i edit s ers, any size. . Al's . Dairy Cattle Ex- with Blue Lustre. Rent electric sham- ter, ' Tel, 288-3333,, ' Froedtert Malt Corporation : ,: Mmn.V cor- corn cobs free for Ine hauling. Large ¦; . truck box needed; Farmers*. ' Exchange, Livestock 13, 2.62; "" CRISIS;;; respondence) Inventory control, 40Thbur TEACHER, 31, would Ilka: summer tarm ' MARQUETTE ; REFRIGERATOR, 19 cu. J ENERGY . . 58 Main. St/,. Winona, Minn. :-., - .- ' • 14, 2.62; ' Vy VOU CAN do your share to help! Keep week, paid vacation; group Insurance; work around .Minnesota Glty. Atterdina . . • •ft; ,- white, 3 years' old . has ice cube SOUTH ST. .PAUL, ' ' (AP) Send resume, to C-90,- Dally News,' : ' freezer yoiily, like new. $1 80; Norge . Wlrin. - ¦ your furnace air ducts an more pleasant and comfortable, but you ATTENTION-EVEN ISIGS free? Sell toys ' bathtub on legs, bathroorri' sink and 6' cows steady; bulls weak to 50 cents " Aug. to Dec. The playhouse Co No would like work -for Kitchen sink un?f, make offer. -Tel. «B9- will save on fuel oil and electricity. . MARRIED MAN 2 YALE FLA.IL chopper, I' , very good. ¦ Ground sirloin steak , with lower; . vealers " slow, 1.00-3,00 lower> high 17, 2.82-2.90 -V v ' experience.necessary. Training now; no weeks, July 2. through July 13. Tel. 2391. ; . " :¦ - ' ' - ' -;. ' Don't wait—call us today! JOSWICK ' . Also, 2-horse heavy duly electric mo- . choice irws . lb.; slaughter steer* 48.00; ' ' deliveries or collections. Call or wrJIe : 452-3671 alter 5 p.m. - : or without stewed . oriibns. VNo 1 hard Montana winter¦ FUEL «. OIL CO; Tel. 452-3402.. . ';. ¦tor. Tel. Arcadia, Wis. «0tt-323-3575i' ... choice . 1O0O-12SO Ib. 46.2M7.75; : mixed ¦ ' ¦" ' x ¦ ¦; :¦ ¦ Armella Pawlak, 5«B E. Bellevlew,WV RUMMAGE SALE, Men. ' through Thurs. Including baked . -potato, 2.57-2.75. " ' ¦ 452-4560 'TV set lawn high good and choice 45.25-46.25; . high UNDER NEW ' Management — Trucker's .;. nona, Minn. Tel, , FULL TIME wrork wanled for the sum- USED NEW HOLLAND model 268 , . mower, daybed, clothing- baiiF, Infants'through: creamed garden-fresh, as- , choice 956-1013 lb. slaughter heifers 4&.50; mer morilhs. ' adults, rnlse, 1263 W;. -Minn-SD. No. 1 hard .winter - Cafe, formerly Avenue. Cafe,' 310 Man- - Available after 9:30 a.mi ' ' reconditioned. F. A. KRAUSE CO., Hwy ¦ " ¦ ' ¦ - choice 850-1050 lb; ; 45-.00-46.25;. mixed FEMALE BARTENDER, full time; Con- -?nt) - ¦ . . . 2.57-2.67 - kato. . Starting Monday morning 6 am.- each v/eekday, and on weekends; Prefer- 14-dl y.E. UVInona. . paragus tips, sliced tomatp, high oood and- choice -U.CKH5.00; utility V- . .8 p.m. Will specialize In ho-me-cooked tact JaRe, WILLIAMS HOTEL. ably In the central business district or and: commercial, slaughter ' ¦ NEED a new gas range? We have a.good gaarlic toast and. beverage. cows 34.00- No 1 bard amber durum, ' meals, fish, chicken ahd steak. . the east end of Winona, Tel, 452-3443; CLEANER -C-2" combine/ 1968; 13' header. 36.50;. . cutter 32;J0-34.50s '. ' ¦ cM.her .29.00- ¦ ^ : selection at save % prices. FRA.fi K . ' .' Very, clean. T«l. 454-5808; . Wayne Ha- ; 32.50; utility and commercial slaughter 290-2.92; discounts, amber 2-5 CONCRETE, MASONRY and tuck-point- ¦ ¦ ; LILLA a. , ,SONS,: 761 E. , Slh. \vith COT A PROBLEM? NRed .lnformallon or . teck. ;. . •;- ' ..; '. \ 2 servings forV $2.80 : bulls: 38.00-42.00 ; coffer 35.00-38.00; choice cents;,durum 5-87 cents. ; lust want to "rap"? Call YES avenlngs EXPERJENGED Ing worlc, . .guaranteed workmanship. this ad. Present ad when , Vealers 59.00-69.00; prime up to 72.00; ¦ - Reasonable rates, fully Insured, tei 452- ENJOY YOUR HO/VIE more than ever!- , *52-S590. . ..; ,;. . .; . . . GEHL HAWIMERMILL, — good conditions 49.00-60,00. - . ';.; ¦' Corn No. 2 yellow-. 2.20/** . : ' Keep It up to date and In oood sh ape ordering. win over Hen In accordance . lulllv sold' slalo' mcnt thereof bo lind on July 9, 1973, nl 9:45 vacuum cleaner , spare parts nny/ modern plant. . Wages ' commensur- ~ In lavnr ' of snld - Plaintiff In tho amount o'clock AM,, belore thli Court . In Ihe and supplies. An ideal busi- Block Dirt — All Top Sol] Steve's Lounge. Greg Seykora . nlo wilh experience. Complolo employe above specified ngnlnst the tract ol land counly courl room In the court., house AI*.o Fill Dlrl benefits Including cjroup Insurance, pnid ness for a semi-retired per- led the way with three home , in Winona, Minnesota; . lhat Iho time ARCHIE HALVED r,Ofl, .Tel. 452-4571. lylna and being In the Counly ot Winona vacation and holidays. Apply In person, Stale of Minnesota .follows, within which credi tors ol , snld decedent son or someone looking for runs, whil-o Bob Welch slammed , described aa Northern Flexible Products DivKlon, to will mny file their, cla ims he limited lo 60 BLACK DIRT, III) dirt, 1111 send, crushed two and Dave Zimmerman and 1200 W. Galo Me., Galesville, Wis, supplemental income. Tlie tract ol land In the Northeast clays from Iho dale hereof, rand thai the rock , ctrnvol, SO U, ihrubs, • compkla Scott Hazeiton carded one each. claims so filed bo heard on August 14, Contact : landscnplng, Cnt and frcnl lender Work. Quarler ot Iho Soulhw/cst Quarter (NE'/< YOUNG- ACCORDI ON player for weekend W3, at 9:30 o 'clock A.M., Ixjlore this VALENTINE TRUCKING Bill Meyer's grand slam hom- SWA) of Section Thirty-three (331, , (obs, Tel, Fountain City 4117-35(3 morn- Court In tin county cnurt room In the Mlnne»(ila City, Tel. 4541782 er and three home runs by Townshi p Ono Hun dred Sevtn (107) ln(|s. NOUTH ERN Norlh, Range lllno (9"| V;esl ol Iho Filth courl liou',e In Winonn, Mlftntsoln, nnd Kanncl paced Cochrane Lanes Principal Meridian, Winona Counly, Win. Ihnl not left hereof he g I'lcaso stato whether or not SIX-WOIITH-OLB frlrnrtly mala dog, tree Antiques . Companyi thenco "Southeasterly along Juno M, |97i, bn',t:,l upon Hie rnonlc-s lor n (modi home. Oood larrn t Mid !>Ult> Aid copy o' tho reilur.il Kevi-nuo Miarlng l)i/l|s, Tlmron Clr mi/) It, Unit , IRuzlitottl, sale and Iw 'ow, Wo are still pnylnp |fin W ____\\_\___MLr Sunday in (he championship li mul llo. VI a dlilunc) ol v; .leot lo n I'lfinriecl Ui.n Repr.rl , l" ntllli-ineri l Period m '^ Winn. 5M^|, (hrnlsliarul, hldhosr prices lor all rare coins, Tako point ?47 l(!«t due <-asl ol Ihn point i,f 1, nro <-,n lllo In lln- nllien ol llm iov/n. WINONA, MINN. mmWmmmmMMMMMMMmm ^^^'^y!SSB/MMMMMMMMM^MMMMMMMMMMmm •game of the annual Waumandee nilynntaoo ot this opportunity tn soil ^ hcnlnnlno; ttienr.n l,hi[, Clerk and ni n avnil.i blo nl any Softball Tournument. due west J"7 leet to PCOir.TrftEO AI/CH& tmlh, anveni l J your senrca coins al Now Vork prlr.ni, point ol llrnr. ll"i lii'iilnnlpiii and Ih'iro lerrnl- yn«r olds nryl (in"' I'I IM.IIMI of ynnr- Pnnrob Coins, ill fl 3rd. Onon Tuor. Brantz' homer was only thc nnllnd, Daled Jun« )», l»/l. . ., lirirjs Irorm prridur.tlon l»\led herd , Mor. 105) Tliur«„ 10-3) l: rl„ 1-? or by »!)• That pursuant to mid Judgment and t I It. Mcdlond )<«n I' second hit tlio winners could . Aiiwit sriii: , :,pilni) Orove, 1/ilnn, polnlnrtent, DEALERSHIPS AVA I LABLE Ihe order of s.ilo conlainod therein, llm VJIIA. Tel. A\l :*',',, I claim off losing r.y A. Iledliii.'l Train for PRINTING pitcher Chuck above described property will ba sold liy m II - — ¦¦i.î ii i n iw¦—* ^ WI: ARE I'AYINO 60';', ov«r Inco vnlue thi Sheriff ol V/irnna Tov/ n -.I. if> f-l'-rk f.DKIt 'l, Will For Uio 1 in nnufnetured home. Own your Timm. Tho losers . managed Wlnon™ Counly In the rnnn- ril I' lor,- i , h/ere ue. 1/wrn- for. all U. S silver coins dnfwl IM-< or # own business ner proscribed hy alntula iirt anrt ri,, . only, ' lor Iha p«y- .\fn\t"l. f nr mm winlrtl, Imlnro . Ttl , day or nliilit, J0?-4J4-»7| ho 11 lender in your community pi'ofllnlilo. Hallsfy- four hits off winning pilch- menl ol said lien, nl public niiMlon on (Tint Pub, Tui-vlay, .luna 19, 19/1) lunlnln ~ — •)' Hnnd Composition T*l, I' fit/ ftii/ HM. or wrlln Dick Orury lit , 3, Wlr»ona •er Norm Semlinfl, In Wli day o| July, |9/1, ot 1 :0n o clock r f iii)?. Wo aro nol modular hornon or donlilo wldo.s, W« I ' UOTICC Mlmi, UW. In besting tlio ten team In the nf ter rmqn or ns v,on thereafter This ll lo curl.f y thai l iitlernl I' e Xi- MriecaslinF? and I TCSNWO rk W. llll.f HOIi'.l *. v/ill Me yi,u (in uro closed-wal l tlrywull constructed. Totnlly erected nnd n j possible, nl Iho K .IIII Iiiiil nl Ily Vniln l.Hirlll' s OII Ico In snlrl nuu. fiharlng lurid*. I(,r tat- . -ti ll,»M|r,rrl K. d'Jc / limiili , ill!IN COLLI . TION -• mnny •noll-ar-tu field . Dan and Mark's was led Counly and Mule, to pay Iho r I'l'lcrynll'.iis rr' i'i(( jtij, ;' flniohod |>y inir crcWH nnd cf|iilpinoiit on tho buyer's iloht Ihen '\ trtmoinlir>iirili six hits in ,0 tri ps to tho pinto , bitfipmimfi nWnwn by low, si/bler.l In (J It API HC ARTS 1, 1'/ Vll .lt, 11 III ll |, , l »,| ll„,*l,,t,l l,i|||», ef tlio IlioUsar-'J four lluntlrid » rut ' (KMlMa Also li'iV Nl: -Milllln«. tifiW redempllofl rlnhls \' .l nlfl '/ /•/> (>, ,,. I, I ( lirlito. . Including thrco liome runs nnd within twelve monthi Ihlrly Ttirto Pollnri tuiimi will l,u '., '\ 14 rniltiook, IV36 Tdrrnplnne. Just over- Irom &ald dale ol in\e. 'J'eohnicnl School I.iiifiw, , ;/iwn, In i 'lli\lt.iai, l»|, a triple. used for Hnnd ami Hrl'lgo L/pentlltijrrs linulMI . llkti Chrysler wnunrii air tim- TRI-STATE HOMES, INC. Paled this Second dny of May, 1971, Including cru*.hon , Crnv^r. Win , 54601. Jim Colbert , 1972 Milwaukee fly Rohrrl W, Pnllcrson a ropy ol farter«| flannerf »*.« rrpcrl, //III 11//. Ill I.(,it,«j li, , I >I » .,r iliym, Hwy, 51 , Mercer , Wis,, MM? Open winner, bogcyed four of ar« on lila In Dm r,lflr» ot tru lown', ril|i nii'l C'urrifl Ave ,, iVllnnciipoll.i l" nv,i.'ii, i « ii,ir, l/ i>t * It 'Ui f. '.'Hu '.,!'. Robert VI, Palb-rsnn clnrk nii'l ara nvollnlila for Itupul ,t,n r li,di, i i i i V il ,U-i Article* for Suit 57 Tol, 7|M7«*2'I5I nr 'l\M7lVMl tho first five holes in the Inst Attorney for the plalnllll al nn/ tiinn, round of tho 197S Jacksonville 417 First Mritlrinnl OnnK Building Dnlfd Juiin l',1h, 19/1 Approval for Vclorsm TroinlriK '/ll Ml I'll !,/.l/|/l I , i,-.«rt, lull i|/,i,hia lilMII'li, r iiiii, »,lfn«, rec room, airy conditioner , ilfc. 3-bedroom . Townhpuset,- some complolo- Rollingstone' 68?r265i ;alter 4 p.rn, . . miles . Leaving . 'town, must sell, Tel, furniihed, til -deposit.-MS month. Tal, Mlka ut en tite r, A5I-I059; car . 'gerege, . near ictiool and .. «hoppina ly decorated; swimming pool. Come and Ai2-3*St: * 7r ™. «i«.- MILLER SCRAP/ IRON «i METAL 4H-3J30: of 454.4769. . center. Immedlife pojaoielbn. Inquire see, Tol, 454-1059. Boats, Motors, Eft! Mobile Homes, Trailers 1117 / CO. piya highest prices lor scrap Iron, CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 3-bldroom •. at - 630 4«1h Ave, or Tel, ' 452-7op7-..y 106 DART—19« Swlngerj iAO, A-sfeed ; post: . iml it ind raw fur. TWO GIRLS fo ihar« Willi 2 ethers . Tal. (tome near jftopplng certfer and Jetiar- " ' traction, mags. Good tires. JI400. Tel, . , ¦ xXX lXXXyX-X l }:-r. .z..;z ALLiMACRAFT boat, 14',' 100 h.p. Mar- TAK6 OVER PAYMENTS' - 1971. t [tan, Closid laturdayi •' - AUr 'IIU. - ion' - ..School; • •' Large living room' «nd ; .452-4276. - , • . ". • 14x70, J bedroomi, front kitch en, waah- . cury. \yith trailer. Tel. «4-30«; : •:tU W. Jnd . . Tel, 45J-206T . kitchen. Huge fenced-in yard. Priced . :er and dryer, deluxe .furniture. 'Lived In . .. In upper. Ivventlol, T«l 454-37M, ' ¦! FORD—I Wl!, with 430 Mercury, eoolne, j rndnlhy Contact Don ' . FIBERGUASS DOAT--.15', 60'h.p, motor ¦ ¦ ¦ Justiit/ SUOAR HIOHEST PRICES PAID - NEW EFFICIENCIES -, -3-s 'pMd on tloo r arid traction bars. Tel, ' LOAF. TOWi* ' •. *¦ COUNTRY MOBILH ¦for acrap Iron, metali, rags, hides, rASTEFUULYMUrhlahed With » , ONE-BEbROOM homa In country, lbe«t»id and trailer: Excellent condlllon.¦ ¦ SB50, • ;. '45J-43P9. '• ' ¦ • V y - V,- ' decor*. 7li- Market St . Tol ' ¦' . . ¦ HOWES, Tel. 454-5287; everilrlBl 4«. #as» fura and wool. ' tef' s . tlalr and - teahirtng luxurious ihaa Bluff •¦Sitting -,, area, I acre land vvlfh . in-Slit, ' 1984./ - carpels, colorlul draw drnpta, contem- large' garden' facilities. R««nfly" -re- ~ *~~ CLASSIC 1963 Cadillac Vconvertible full . JOHHSO M J. 'h.p. «W Main.: y Sdrri Weismdn & Sons porary furrlshod and all electric ippll- modeled, new root, and electric¦ h«ot, power, bucket aeati, raw lop. J850 or serVUP ON XOT IN LAKE VILLACB V '- - ¦ ¦ ¦ - ," best offer. Must sell! Tel.,Houston 894- INCORPORATED' ¦ " ¦ ¦ . ¦ances aiid heat. . Reasonable. To/.: 197-6602. ' . 1 972.. MANCHESTER, 14x70, 3-bedroom 450:^, Jrd .. ¦ • , . • Tel. 45J-3B4J 7 ' TROJAN 19'i STO; -JO ti p. Jofiruon, S90o! 35SJ. :• ' ' Will fJtSII separately. Le» Grover, Gales- deluxe mobile home. Completely skirt* KEY APARTMENTS INCOME PRODUCING propertlM for ¦ , ed: New refrigerator and stove. vrile, , WI«. Tol. Centervlllo •53?r2«B8..' ". . Hew IMI Randall.. 51. y tale; .Term» to qualified buyer*. JIM _____ \ 454^4196 bc-hole Boll course end. mlnla- 3710. ' • - ."' . .-' ' children, Mb, pets. Available July 1: . . bier, V/s . bathi air, finished basement, acre, well-landseajped Vlbt. 3 Zl HOME with a VIEW -^ in Motorcycles, Bicycles 107 turo golf. Water, sewer and garbage . 2-car garage. Financing. For ' .-appoint- di7ided irbnt 7 seat, plus P Ickup furnished.: Low rent, Tol. Lewls- LARGE 3-room, Ideal lor employed ebur ment, Tel. 489-2334. bedrooms- 1,% batns, a largo : MinfieSotsTCity. This 3 bed- ¦ .ton . - . new seat, soma new many more of Cadillac's f in- jHSl. - Apartments, Flat$ . pie. No pels. 321 Washington St„ Apt. 4. modern kitchen, and! an in- room, 2 'Vt>atn7 home with HONDA • 140 CB,. 90 BEAUTIFUL 4-bedroom . colonial, 2 tire- parts, basket case. Make en oiler—best . .. est power assets. Priced now »TARCRAFT CAMPERS & . places, bullt-lns, large lot and patio, side [ laundry Vroom - and lit-foyer pff-eris great pos- oiler takes It. Tel. AIA-1211. . . . ¦¦ sp for the most cautious buyer:/.- TRAVEL TRAILERS TWO-BEDROOfti . DUPLEX, " carpeted, ARE YOU HAPPY?J J5<,0OO. Burriv Valley ' -location, Tel. 4J2- amusement room , AtL THIS sibilities. Sunroom cbald be . Pickup Toppers Campers ' - ilove,.- , refrloerator, carport,, full base- - ¦'¦ 3357. . - .";. . ' ' ' '¦' ,- V'V' YAMAHA 259-1973, 400 mllei, 2 helmefi. : you may . own this fine DICK'S * '¦l* YOUR Apartment too noisy ? . • . . . . ;Tel. 454-4413. , . . ' ¦ *ar SPORTING GOOD! ment, cftntral ' air. '91185. 753 Blultvlew : try tha , FOR $36,800! '. 4th bedroom. Call for more ' . ' Di)rend,,-Wls.' . , Circle, Tel. 452-5940. for only BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—iunlt mouit, ¦^details, -;. ' KAWASAK1-171 Mach : III, extended fork, Tel. n 5-6IZ-8873, or. 67J-51W. KEY APARTMENTS $600 per month, recently remod- ' pay* : jfc, .CAW CTK01..,'. - . '. 6«7.8(M V other extras, must sell. Tel. 4M-17U. -$5695^ ; :. ONE-BEDROOM apartment; 1st¦ floor, All l-!)edroom. completely furnished. eled,- new. wiring and hot water heit.. wm . y\^/^ J;;. . EVERYTHING INCLUDED' . pirlvjla :«nlronc«. Tel; 452-4703, - Wil 4. Four Bedroom -r recently V .-VlNyOUR LOW PRICE' - : 1752 W. Broadway, . Carpeted. Separate enfrancs. Fu II lot J^LOON »... .7. M-vtis "¦: HONDA 30J, lost overhauled, ixcelKnt - T«l.' 454-4*509 or 454«20 - : , wllh off-street parking. Tel, .452-3778, ¦ BlMSy "updated" in good East lo- ¦ . Steps ..,.,...... ' » 54 FOUR-ROOM, apartment for rent. Tel. • ' ' "' shape. Must sell. Reasonable. 212 E. ' Moving ...... :... $.60 . : ...Between 9 a.m. and 9 p.ni. ¦^_^T .Miid). #• : • . 9th. Tel.. 45?-3i>OI alter 6.p.m. - ¦ ¦ 452-tllo alter a p.m. . LAROE 5-bedroom home oo lot. With ¦; cation. This «ne you really . . V. 1972 CADILLAC Set-up.:.,.. -. .. $150 ' , . Skirting ...:,...,. J200 ' : GROUND FLOOR, available June 25, .view; ' under construction, High 50's or MUSTVSE.E. to Appreciate. . HONDA 305 Scrambler, very Sedan DeVille being careful- . . . ' 1ARGE 3-room . apartment, ground floor. heat, vyator flood eoridl- Rosewood Homes also Include washer. furnished, rent Jl 50 month, low, 40's. Tel. 452-3357. , ' lion. Tel. Arcadia 32J-7334. V: ly driven tJiis past ye^r by. : Automatic heat water, jjarbage cbllec- . Garage available. Near Wntklni. Tel. : For these and many other ; and dryor, "wortri MOO. Central air con- tion. Stove/ refrigerator furnished, Mar- . 452-43S7 . alter,« p;m. : its former owner. A true ditioning available tor $495. Limited to ried, steady couple, no students or pels. listings — CaU today for TRIUMPH-1971 TR6C 630, 6,00) . -mile*. two weeks, . : $K. Inquire rear cottige, -469 Harriet. Runs and looks new. Must sell. Tel. : Calijlac with all the driving . Business Places! for Rent 92 more information., 7 Caledonia 724-2125. . ' TRI-STATE MOBILE HOMES. . . conveniences, you'll bes in y Hwy. I451 E. at Breezy;Acne' f. . ;- ' ' ..' •' ONE-BEDROOM . - apartment In Fountain: -' Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m HODAKA MOTORCYCLE Sales end ' heaven driving this sky blue City: Stove , end refrigerator lurnlshed, OFFICE SPACE tav '-reiif. Levea Plaza SCHULT-1^8, IJ2x50, 2. bedrooms, iklrV fully carpeted, air conditioned: tei. East Inquire HARpT-'S MUSIC STORE, Monday through .Saturday Service, Jerry's Cycle Soles, St. Ctiar- ' , at- ¦ ' - •¦les, Tel. 932-3350 • luxurious motor car. Fully : ed, West. End Trailer-Court i $3,B50. . 454-3255 alter 6 'p.m.- ' ,. - .- . ,: ;, TeI;V454-10"l5 : or 454-2572.' ¦ OFFICES FOR RENT on the Plaza, reconditioned and priced, for V. . .. . KAWASAKI—1972 H1B 500. 1973 H1 - 500, NEED . a couple to lease T-bedroom Stlrneman-Selover Co.; Tel . 452-4347. GENE KARASCH tlie discriminating buyer at SEE ALL the new features- In iti o 1974 .apartment for IV4 months. $165 per . new. ' Jerry Haas,' St. Charles. Tel. 932: • 3350. '¦" ¦ ¦;. •;• . ": -¦; V only ''"' -. - : Hometles at . - Green Terrace - Moblla month, 1759¦ West ills Apt. 307. Bruc* 3500 FT. ef new office apata, furnished . ; . y ¦ ¦ • ¦ ¦ REALTT, IhlG. Homes. A- new 20 h.p. Mercury outboard ; Slark. „ . . wllh , power, heat, air condltlonlno, WINONA I ¦ ¦;¦ ' ' molor v»l|J be given with any horns . sound barrier walls. iprinKler system, • Broadway & Main . • ' BIKEWAYS-858 W. Sttl 81. Llghtwelflhl V' v;;.;7 y;v $599s; - K|?gpB European bicycles 10-speed and . 3- : : v7;y' ordered or. purchased during June'. Com- APART/WENT for rent.; TeL .452-3169. ; , carpetlno and very agreeable rates. speed, Pascoe, Florelll and Batavui ' .pare our prlcesl Tel. 454-1317 for ap-: Free parking & block aw.ay. Will rent ^ ' ¦ polntment. .. - ' ' ^ i ' and otheri. Open 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. tei; V FLNANCING AT . : ' : ' ' ; all or part. 122 W. 2nd 51. Available ^m9m^-VêmW^B^lm\^Jm^JLjB^m\\' £. lod I4j ffl j 454-S141 ¦ : ''; 'V vAywteble."Eight. NQwr . ' .' * _\_\_^^____\^ \ ______\______0 X 452-!5«). ; " March; PSN Bulldlnp, jacK Neltike, V BANK RATES TWO BEDRbOM Mobile . Home, 1919 et Tel. 45«830j n|ghti, 454-2K80, ______Deluxe 1 Bedropm Mw&^^^^^MW WINONA'S COMPLETE AVAILABLE KOA, Immediate .occupancy. Terry y Apartnientsv ¦ JJ-ii^^^sMSi ¦ MOTORCYCLE HEADQUARTERS Russell, Rt. 3, Winona. Tel, 454-3205. y. V Houses for Rent V 9S " ' New—Used—Parts— - ¦ Carpeting, large closets , assigned park- V Xx ¦ESCAPE:^ . , 7 V' . - : 7 Multiple Listing Service ;. Service—Accessories ¦ ing, laundry -facilities. "No slngie . stu- country with city "We VVUlNot dents- • ¦ ' - .• TWO-BEDROOM IIOUSB lor* rent, East lo- to the Honda, BMW, Triumph ' ROBB MOTORS INC. ' cation; Tei; . 454-5484 alter 4 p.m. closeness, large garden , 3 7 I .. v BevUndersold'' Sugar Loaf Apartments UM^/f%|MIRACLE MALLE /:34th and Service Drive J58 E, Sarnia. Tel: bedroomSi full' - . basement,.. W I "Penriey s Good Neighbor ¦ NYSTROM'S T. R. Mobile Homes Sales 452-4934 after 4 lARGEV FARMHOUSE-iornplClely mod- - ' '' dillac -:.Toyota " ' : featuring . ' p.m.,!except on Mondays¦ call after a, ern, 1$ miles from Winona 6n: blacktop . Vfprced airVheat. , v V/Ja - Pontiac 7 (Anytime Weekends.) .Or .•Tel. 452-1507, road. ' Available, Aug. 1.' Tei. ' Rolling-' ' :; ¦ ¦ For more details, call : ¦Xx Trucks, Tract's, .Trailers 108 2nd & Washington Tel. 452-4O80 ¦Vvv-HOMETtE y:^ stone 689.2642. ' • ' . •;¦ ', ¦ ¦ HARRIET Xhodk At Thisl - .7 ALL. NEWLY, remodeled 2-bedrbom down- . todays . . .•¦ - |B9 : Open Mon. ' . . ' . YOU'LL : LOVE VlT!-! V/z CHEVROLET, 1963 V<-toni pickup, dean, &. Friday Evenings stalra . aphrlrnent- block from Watkins. SMALL ' 2:bodroom - house, air .condltlan- : .SKYLINE GORP; i x ;} Inquire 168 Mankato. Ing 3120 month,y Own . utilities. -AVOIIT story honie located in Wy- . good condition throughout.. 19(62. Ch evro- . ¦Are You Budget Wise? : let station wagon, . Lewlston, - . MM. '- . ', .Tel, , 4451 able July ,15.- Tol, 454-352«S. . |^ K | . ; SA^vv attyille. 3 bedrooms to ac- Tel. Rushford 8M- LEWISTON—2-bedroom aparlnient avail, Let' someone else help : yoii ' . . 9212. .. . -. -yy-; Z Wanted—Automobiles 110 able now. Appliances lurnlshed ' . FAN 21'- STYLELlNERr-Our own trailer, ¦ . . Tel. REMODELED 3-4 bedroom Jiome . In Bluff commodate. . a good si?edL ; J r excellent corolltlon, fully equipped, con- •• ' Lewlston ,4705 or ; 454-4661. . Siding. Pleasant'surroundings. - No pets. with your payments, ideal GMC — ,4-ton,. new transmission, stock ¦ . '" ¦¦¦ i ¦¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' ' • 7 family. Carpeted living SMALL USED automobile wanted. About tour bath,; more ryde, 4-wheel :brakes, :" . m ' . ' ' . I.- HARRIET . KIRAL ; . ' rack, good body. Runs good, :S225 or , $175.. Tel. Fountain City 697-9541. location forV the working ' .. . . room, tiled kitchen. Batb best ofler. Tel, St. Charles; 932-3479. ! 2 yean old. Tel. 452-4224. .6" cushions, sleeps,- dines . I; hew tires, • •. ' V couple, one bedroom-VApt. spare, -pressure water, 30-lb. tanks. TWO-BEDROOM ' 14x70 mobile home, on has tub arid shower. Utility ¦ KJ95, for $4500 new. We bought - down, 2 bedrooms Apt. up, ¦¦X Mobile Homes , Trailers 111 Sell* ; NOW REHtiNG lake front lot. Carpeted >' throughout. V- /Wh isper , In .His Ear! and family rooms. Ideal Used Cara - Z-'X ii z'ii09 another Fan, Haielton Variety, 217 E. Stove, and refrigerator furnished. Tel. . full Vbasemerit, owner will ; ¦ 3rd. Tel. 452-40O4,' , ; - .454-5584,. ' area for children. MLS-885. WILLIS JEEP—1948, new ehfllne, PTO, BETHANY* .CAMPER — 1972, take over Ulfra-Mqderh help finance. ;i - You want a spacious- home. : payments, no Interest Sleeps a. Fur- ly. . good shape. Has cab; Tel. : St, Charles . LOUCKS AUTO SUPPLY* .503 W. :5lh, You waiit it on the outskirts 932-3559. -y. nace, sink ' end stove. 12>tl2 . cariopy. Furnished or unfurnished Wanted fo Rent V 9S ; HurryVpn this one . .v 7 vRiverview Haven -Used . 'little.- - open 8 to 5 p.m., Friday, 'till 9 p.m., " ' . Real good condition, Tel, Sunday I to 5 p.m. Just In, 1971 r '"' of the city; You want a -454-3085 oi- see «| ; «o Lafayette : alter A Apache -Tflr- "l Bedroom Efficiencies ' children would - like -A SINCEEE, DEPENDABLE Two bedroom home on 90' x PONTIAC. -: 1964 Bonnevlila convertible. • Solid State, like new, 18' tandem axle MOTHER: with 3 . .. large yard with apple trees Body needs work, Drive train erad «n- ' i.m: ir 1 Bedroom fa rmhouse or home In. country. Refer- . 77. ". 7COMPANY- , : 7.V 140- lot overlooking the Mis- travel trailer and a 20/ deluxe travel :¦ ences' furnished. Te!.' 452 -3980 - .- . . . . for your children to play im jlne In excellent condlllon. $100. Tel; trailer. Coming In this week, two 16V4' ';. ••£. 2 Bedrpoiias - . sissippi., Home needs some 454-2865, . OVER-THE-CAB Ozerk camper, TOVi'. Very good cpndltloii self-contained travel , trailers, garage . V Office:.165-Walnut St. 454.-458^ We've . got just the house. renovation. Put your skills . -J9O0. Tel- 454-2625. : models. Special 4th »f July prices on. : Farrris, Liand for Sate 98 Dining room, 1% baths, 3 FORD VAN—1961, excellent , runnlnj) and . all models Including a good selection Jx LAKE PARK: Rod Hansen ...7. . 454^4812 to work and the results very clean: .JCOyEi .'8th. ' CAMELOT—1?« mobile liome, 10x55, 2- ' ¦ , . double garage, . bedroom Unlurnlshed of tent campers. . ; ' -' 120 ACRES with approxlmately 70 acres Pat MaginV .,.• • . ".' • ; 45?-4934 7 bedrooms could be a lovely home om . except: tor stove ^/ALL Located about 12 miles S. ol fireplace in liv- GOT A GOOD used car you want to turn and refrlfleralor. Located In Lanesboro. ! VIEW tillable. . aind lovely a lovely spot. CALL TO- J2.00O. Tel. 433-8623; .;., Auction Sales Winona. For particulars contact Ever-, ing room. MLS 899, . into cash? See Marv Mueller at Mary 's APARTMENTS eft Kohner, Tel. 452-7814 or Alvln Koh- DAY ABOUT MLS 872. Used Cars, 222 W. 3rd. \ : . -ner, Tel; 452-4980: STARCRAFT CAMPER-1P70, In excellent I FREDDY FRICKSOM ' ' . At ITie Foot Of Sugar Loaf ; FORD—1968, Galaxla 50A 2-door hardtop, ; condition,. Galaxie 8, ateepj 8, 2 tables, 1 Auctioneer Just7For Fun.; CCompletely FuTnished. electric refrigerator, AC or DC; closet,. ' ' V 7 Tei IF YOU ARE In the markel . for a farm v 77 ' V-8 automatic. TeL "454-5336. , M\ay be : Will : handle all sizes and kinds -«• ". ; .. 452-949pV or imrne. or' are planning to sell real This 1% story, 4 bedrooni seen at 1632 W.- 5th alter 4 j>.tn. ;,'- stove, furnace, targe) tires, dual tanks, auctlonss. Tel. Oakate 443-4143, in this beau- . surge brakes, porta-potty. Can bs seen : osteite ot any type contact NORTHERN Imagine living home is excellent rental : INVESTMENT COMPAN Y,. Real Estate BUICK—1973 . Le Sabro custom 4tfeor. se- anytime.¦ Tel. 452-6218, 1084 -Clen Echo : y . ALVIM KOHNER Apartments , Furnished 91 tiful 4 bedroom home. Ic property , R4 -'• - . AUCTIONEER-Clty and state lleense-t ' Brokers, Independence, Wis., or Eldon dining and is READY TO dan. Silver, black ' vinyl lop and Infer- W. Berg, Real Estate Salesman, Ar- features central air, ior. V-8, automaflc, power sleering, and bonded. Rt. Wlnonn. Tei. 452-¦ ' RENT!! West location close AMF/SKAMPER ' - . 4980. - * ¦ ¦ *;¦ TWO APARTMENTS—for rent, all Utili- . . cadla,. ;Wls. .- Tel. 323-73S0. - room ,. -. - fataily room ; with . • power brakesi radio, heater, 2250 mliej. to Winona State College. Was «750. NOW S399S. Walz Bulck-Oldj. WE HAVE reduced prices on all eamp- ties paid,: no pets, references. Tel. 454- SUGAR V ceramic bath, '¦ , 3958 aller, : p.m. ÔAF fireplace, Good,. sbiind investment is Tel. 452-3660. v' ers In stock. Buy now and oet In oa . ?:30 Houses for Sale 99 ^^M double garage, and 7 much the savings! We have a complete : line Minnesota- Land & ¦ ' yours with MLS 854. ' ¦ m\m ^Lm^MBBlm^Mmmmm\mwUSMmii CHEVROLET—1968 Camaro convertible, of pickup caps (all aluminum). 7 Auction Service V ' • ¦:- FURNISHED EFFICIENCY apartment, ' *' storage space 892. . . SUNSET' AREA—4-bcdroosi) honie, ' split .^MELHHmMmm^MmmmmMMMmmmmE.* MLSV excellent condition; 4-cylInd«r $1,000 or STOCKTON CAMPER SALES A RENTAL Everett J. Kohner .- . .-Utilities furnished, $68 month. For-worlt- ¦ ' . Stockton. Winn . : Ino men only,; Off-street parking. Tel. . foyer, separate formal dlnlrig room, Looking For A 7Bargain? best offer. Tel. Houston JB9M532. ; , Tel. 689-2470 Wlnone, Tel. 452-7814 . ¦ ¦ ' -. family-. ropm, 2 ba|hs> fireplace, fully V' 452-3141. . - ; ;¦:¦ y y . ;. y . , J.lrti Papenfuss, Dakofai Tel. .613-1152 ; . carpeted/. Disposal,¦ dishwasher. 2-car y Some7Have It,;, ; 2 story frame older home. CHRYSLER—1969 Newport 2-door, excel- Mobile Home Transporting y oarage; Tel. -454-4197. lent condition : TWO-BEDROOM aparlmenl . "' Needs sonie repair aJid up- . Harry Laulenburser Es- : ICC license, Mlnn.-Wrs. FOR YOUR AUCTION use the Boyum V V available Im- X' x. . Some; Don't:V' .- tate, Tel. 608-248-2680. System. BERTRAM BOYUM Auction- mediately for' 2 months only. Tel. 454- dating. Can t»y purchased ¦ ¦ ¦¦ Dale Bubllfz, R60Â trailer house h tiullt- car 7 garage . arid garbage disposal, washer, Groth Furniture Auction; Freddy FrJcK- ' OFFICE PHONE: 452-6474 dryer* Fur- . hot wafer furnished. Hank Olson, 900 : on addition, 12x14. On 3 acres of land. Yx x newly remodeled. See this PRIVATE CAR—1966 Pontiac Catalina, nished or unfurnished. Tel. 45Z-J563, . son; auctioneer/ Jim Papenfuss, cleric, E. 7th, Tel, 452-2017. Or;454-2574. , Tel, . Rollingstone 689-241)1. . . . . , ' , jAWtitixxJ air conditioned, oood condition. 368 W. lovely home before it's too ¦' Evelyn Rupprecht Lew.-3765 King. Tel. Frank Cunningham, 452-2117. "-- USEO MOBILE HOMES JUNE 29—Frl, 6:30 p.m. Corner, of Park ALLTMODERN efficiency furnished aparf. SAEHLER'S ADDITION — 3 bedroom late. MLS 8M. - Ruth Giversen .... 454-2121 8x35 SCHULT ...... ,...... ,. .... S7« and Broadway, Blair, Wis. Mn. Helen ment, air condilloned, TV Signal, car- home with double garege, extra large Gary Barum, ; - " - 452-3701 FORD VAN—1967, See at 7» E. frill from 10x55 DETROITER ,.,.,„. .,..11500 Benedict : Estate; Alvln Kohner, auc- peted. No children or pets. West. end, lot along hillside, full basement, pan- ... .. 7to 9: p.m.. . . - . 10x50 &ENERAL ....,.....„;. $3300 - tioneer; Northern Inv. Co., clerk. Tel, 454-3526. . eled rec room. Tel. 454-5317 for ap- JUST; LISTED! f ReJcjx Arid Sta/ Awhile Betty McGuire i... 454-3473 12x68 ARTCRAFT .,..,...... , $4900 : point' ' -' rnenti . VAs you gaze around this Ed BOtt ...... 454-3587 FORD—1963 2-door hardtop, Tel. .454-4714, 12x68 fV\ARSHFIEI_0 With JUNE 30^-Saf. 2 p.m. 9. miles S. ef THREE ROOMS with bath, available Im- 7 1% stories, 3 bedrooms. Min- ' air conditioning .....' ...... , $5900 Utlca, Minn, on Hwy, 33. Hesby Bros., .. mediately, Tel, . 454-4579. : LEWISTON CIRCLE Pines Estates. 3-bed- charming 2 bedroom Ram- Paul Bengtson .... ' 452-1938 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE-1P69. 905 VV. 14x70 HOMETTE ..,...,...... «900 - owners ; Olson ib Montgomery, auction- room rambler with ful l basement and utes from VVVinona on. spa- bler with -ceramic bath , Mildred McCabe .. 452-6284 . 10th. Also , 17' canoe. 14x70 H ILTON ...... S7500 •ers; Lamboro State Bank, clerk. ALL NEWLY remodeled 2:bedr6om down- double garage. Located on target lot. cious lot. V Separate dining 13x18 ADD-ON ROOM ...... $1500 stairs apartment 1 block from Watkins, ' Tel, Lewlston I61AJ located at 410 Vine Street. Harold Erath .. ... V 454-5646 BY OWNER—1971 4-door Pontiac teMani, 8x» ADD-ON ROOM ...... $ 700 JUNE 30—Sal. f:30 i.m. Houston Co. Inquire • 148 Mankalo. room,VBeautiful kitchen. 2 factory air, powor brakes and sleerlna, MOBILE HOME FRAME with three Fairgrounds Bldg., Caledonia, Minn. WHEN SUMMER SIMMERS cool qlf In Be one of the first to see it. BILL CORNFORTH - ¦ car attached garage. Stor- new white sidewall Hres, AM-FM stereo axles . -.:,.. '...... ' ...$ 450 Andrew L, Borowlak, owner; schroeder TWO-BEDROOM apartment,, suitable for this air conditioned 3 bedroom ranch MLS 890. - V REALTOR , radio, May be seen at 414 Dakota St. 2MODULAR house dollies with .- - ' • • ' Bros., auctioneers; Runningen A Hegae, 4, no:pels. Inquire 763 E, Front. Tel, home located in Dakot a. You're '1o be age shed. New siding, and Tel. 452-3341. - , . 4 axles each ...... $800 . . dorks. .454-2574 or: 452-2017. . Pleased, by. the 90'x2O0' . lot with on the price will really sur- TRI-STATE MOBILE HOMES . ,. - ad|olnlng creek, New storage shed, When Summer Simmers BUICK SKYLARK — 1968, new brakes, • Hwy. 14-61 E. Breery Acres . JUNE 30—Sat. 10 a.m. . 4 miles W. 0* LOVELY 2-room ' ' apartment; also lower tenced dog pen. Call today to see prise you! Lots for Sale 100 newly painted, excellent condition. Tel. Galesville on Hwy. 35. Robert Bill Es- level -efficiency, Wcst End, Tel. 454- MIS 844, CORNFORTH REALTY. Tel, You'll be as cool as a cu- 452-3133, tate; Alvln Kbhner, auctioneer; North- ¦ ' ¦ SALE—1966 Hilton 2-bedroom, furnlshetf, 1787, or Fountain Clly 687-7621. 452-6474 , ' ' . . cumber in this 3 bedroom CHOICE LOTS available In two locations, air . conditioned, 23" color TV. 12500. ern Iny. Co., clerk. V Remodeled 3 bedrooms, Cen- beautiful Hickory Lana and Weal 9th CHEVROLET, 1957 283, 3-spee E, King, Wlno- good sized din- or 454-3533. dition. Sot up in Lake Village; Tel. 452- ra. David T. Morse, owner; Alvln Koh- " ¦ ' , ga- features are: FORD—1968 Convertible, red With white 1034 alter 4. ner, auclloneer; Everett Kohner, clerk. »— . ""VV " . - ' ——I AFTER HOURS CALL: W. location , 2 bedrooms top. inquire full basement. Terms ing room, family roam, and Wanted-Real Estat* MERCHANTS NATIONAL BOB Doug Heilman , . 452-3130 rage, tile baths. MLS 102 iBANK. A available. Wt ceramic m^sso^^m^ssmi^^^^m^^m^^s^m^m^^^m _Jbm.V> A Dick Rian ..7... 454-2990 891. PLANNING on selling Vou r home"? Sava SHARP LITTLE Toyota sports model Avls Cox 454 1172 money, sell directly to family looKInu (Cellca ST), Excellent condition. Pries uJf ff rf of r. • • • • •• - ASSOCIATES for home. Write C-87, Dally Newi. open to negotiation. Seo at 365 W. tlh. \__ l êC/vivV*^' Laura Fisk ..,.-. 452-211,1 Minnesota City, 3 bedroom OUR SALES garage , Full ARE ALL FULL-TIME, it DCAITHD Nora Heinlen .... 452-3175 ranch , 2 car 11 Kt-HV.VUn Marge Miller . ... 454-4224 basement. OPEN MONDAY THRU NORTHERN INVESTMENT COJ \ MMM Mylcs Petersen .. 452-40O? SATURDAY 9:00 to 5:30 1 J Bi; I20 CCNTCR- Central location, remodeled, DO YOU SUFFER 2 bedrooms. A real buyl .. 452-3973 ¦ Ed Hartert W. , . ' ' , ' ¦ ' - . . ' . - . :>: Harriet Kiral ..... 452-63:11 of Winona, Minn., or 6 miles west | After Hours Call: FROM GAS PAINS? I Ixxatioo: ll miles east IN HIAWATHA VALLEY Al Schroeder ..... 452-G022 of Galesville on Hwy. 35. | ' Anne Zachary 454-2531 •J*I' ¦ X 'X ; Willi a view Of the river, tins 3- bedroom home lias family Elaine Gudbrandsen 452-5798 . room wilh Winona stono fireplace, carpeting, kitclicn Bill Zlebell ...... 2-4l!!Vi GET AN ECONOMY with appliances and a screened patio. Jim D. Mohan .... 454-1143 Robert O. Ethler . . 454-4050 I SatiuLirday Jmne .30 I Jerry Swchla ,:,... 452-6446 Charles E. Merkel , Realtor f THE DECORATOR'S TOUCH CAR ... | TfME: 10 A.M, LTJNCH WILL BE SERVED. | AND COL- is evident In this substantial home for tlie lar#e family. I ITEMS OF POSSIBLE ANTIQUE VALUE | i! LECTORS ITEMS: Bucksheep tread mill; hlback cap- | Matching wallpaper unci drapes, beautiful panel liti|» , plush round . there aro seven bed rooms, three baths, family P tain's chair; cm-ved glass china cabinet; small | carpeting; baby buggy ; large crock ; fruit lars; i room , den , sewing room , and an all appliance kitchen. % tatle; baby bed ; PONTIAC 1 m«at saw * cast iron dutch oven; child's table, dropleaf ; f I cliild's chair; spool typ© bed; cross cut saw;, flynot; •; JUST RIGHT I buggy jack; hand made bobsled ; old potato sllcor; cream | for the younp couple, or tho older retfred" couple wlio I separator ; sewing stand -; small dropleaf table ; wood § want a two bedroom liomo with iv nice yard . Carpeted icture frames ; dresser; several dishes; 1 rockers ; trunks; p | , living room and dining room , two bed rooms, good closet the 1973 Catalina... I butter crocks; miniature sewing stitcher ; old dresser; - and Btoro«o space. Very modestly priced. I cream cans ; brass lamp; picks; -wash board ; hand corn ;, | | planter; old higli chair; ico cream freezer; wood Keg; other items. YOU CAN MOVE IN NOW % hutcli. Many ¦ f Hotpolnt refrlgotator-freezer X nnd enjoy tho summer In this substantial three bedroom HOUSEHOLD ITEMS : . location. Separalo dining i combination ; Hotpolnt electric stove, 30" ; Hotpolnt chest j homo In excellent west central Maytag auto- sized living room and full-n-pplinncc kitchen. $ type freezer; M.iytag automatic washer; \ room , good items nearly now. Kitchoti table Screen lioiiso far outdoor living, too. % matic dryer; AIL these \ i and c chairs; 2 kitchen metal cabinets; 4 drawer flics f : cabinet ; A niece blond bedroom set ; oval dining table • CERTIFIED FOR STUDENT : sofa ; end table; humidifier; 2 brass t f ¦ ivrltli lonf; brown typo lumps ; VJ trays ; largo plate glass mirror; slnii e ¦; HOUSING: 5 springs ; several wood chairs ; treiullo , licdrooms, Full-Sized Room and Luxury bed with box Duplex near schools nnd COII ORO lias two CHARM, ELEGANCE and ) V sowing machine: Whitney small sico piano and bench: living room niul dlntoR room clown; four bedrooms , liviii R > fe hldc-n-bed couch , beige; swivel rocker; round pedestal • room and study up. at a Bargain Price! I table ; wrltinR desk ; cellar chest; dresser wilh round t{ COMFORT l mirror; Coldspot uprlRht freezer: 3 plcco bedroom set; 2 ? WE HAVE HOMES IN ALL SIZES, J Financing At Bank Rates Available 7 dressers ; 2 roll-awav beds ; Mny tag square typo wringer | / All this for a price you can easily nffonl. Just 20 minules \ V washer; Crosley refrigerator; large fan; squa re wood *. Tour chairs ; metal bed ; y LOCATIONS AND PRICE RANGES ONS Mld-thlrtion brick , r«modelod V table ; round ci.rd table wilh oi* I from Winonn. . All j ¦ Many other garden tool s nmllon about tho homo to su it you, call . - utility table; power lawn mower. s; For more liifoi \ mid Iwnulifully enrpeted, I ! too numerous to mention, Int. chest freezer. us or como in. CREDIT, ! TERMS: NORTHERN ON THE SPOT | Weekdays and Sat urdays; Office Hoiirn » to 5 l".| , OWNER - ROBETIT HELL ESTATE f fitiiKliiys iiwl every ovonlntf by iippoSnllnont. E. M. 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