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117th Year of Publication New J or k could be big boost McGovern seeks delegates By CARL P. LEUBSDORF supporters of President NL\6n: expected to win most of them. NEW YORK (AP) - Sen. George McGovern hopes to Besides the prcsidehtial delegate races, a number of hot win 200 more delegates over scattered opposition today in congressional races are being decided. In two a New York primary that , could give hirn nearly half the districts, liberal incumbents have been thrown together by remaining votes he needs to capture the ' Democrati c presi- reapportionment, Reps. Willism F. Ryan and . Bella Abzug in dential nomination. V a mainly Manhattan district and Reps. Jonathan Bingham With 41 of his delegates unopposed and many others and James Scheuer in the Bronx. facing only token opposition, including some organization In Maine, oh Monday , 74-year-old Sen. M argaret Chasa rivals that 'would back him also, McGovern appeared certain Smith survived her first Republican primary challenge in 18 to -win a substantial majority of the 248 delegates being elect- years by defeating millionaire businessman Robert A. G. ed in the last of 23 presidential primaries. Monks, 39. She faces a stiff battle in November against Rep. -who The South Dakota senator said it would be a setback if William¦¦ Hathaway, easily won the Democratic nomina- he won less than 20O of New York's total of 278 delegates. The tion. ': ' ¦ -,. . last 30 will be allocated by the Democratic state committee McGovern has spent most of the past week in New in the same proportion as the elected delegates. York , campaigning hard to prevent any loss of momentum VVith only a handful of other delegates yet to be selected after his June 6 victory in California that gave him that ¦ ; ¦ in other states, McGovern 's first-ballot strength stands at state 's 271 delegates. y- . ¦ y ^ ' y-^ 1,072.3 votes — 436.7 short of the 1,509 needed to capture His supporters are running for 237 of the 248 delegate the; nomination. y spots in all of NewVYork's 39 congressionardistricts but two, The names of presidential candidates don't appear on the one represented by Rep. Shirley Chisholm of Brooklyn , a ballot in New York , where voters in each of 39 congressional black who is also a presidential candidate, and the one of districts will pick delegates and alternates. They'll have to Rep. Herman Badil.o of the Bronx , the only Puerto Rican SUPPORTING HAND . . . Sen. George McGovern, D- in Midtown Manhattan Monday. New York residents were vot know before they go in the booth which delegates favor congressman. ' ¦ as a hand of support is- extended during ing today and . McGovern was expected to be a big winner South Dakota, smiles ¦ which candidate. \ (Continued on page 2a , col. 2) campaigning outside McGovern's headquarters on 5th Avenue (AP Photofax) Republicans are picking 78 of their 88 delegates, with McGovern seeks 1 In her wake, dea th and damage South Vietnam Hurricam Agnes fades away forces smash By RICH OPPEL m.p.h. winds. waters just came up and cameburg . Irian reported. ''The guy and Once the storm had passed, in. I don't know how much of next door killed a coral snake. " TOM RAUM residents along Florida's north- my house is left." Four persons died Monday western coast began picking five Red tanks , APAXACHICOLA, Fla. (AP) While Agnes was churning and several others disappeared their way through the soggy de- across the Culf toward the Pah-i (AP) — Hurricane AgneV has gasped bris they had called home. [ when a tornado sliced through SAIGON - South Viet- handle, a backlash slammed ; her last over backwoods Geor- : three Okeechobee mobile home namese marines firing light an- One 15-mile stretch bordering into' the Tampa Bay area , in- j gia after a collision with the the Gulf of Mexico from Cara- titank weapons reported de- 'dieting "$12- million damage on j parks "like a freight train ," as Florida Panhandle that left belle to Eastpoint , Fla., was St. Petersburg and neighboring ' one witness described it. About stroying five North Vietnamese roads awash ¦ ¦ ¦ ' homes uprooted, lined with demolished homes. towns.yV". . ' '. . -|i 40 injuries were reported. tanks and damaging , a sixth and millions of dollrs in daim- Parts of U. S. 98—including Flood waters more than just before Ydawn today in a age. ¦; much of the causeway between 3|j Several other twisters ripped Agnes the first of the sea- feet deep were reported in: sev- |j through Brevard County on the third , day of fighting on the , Eastpoint and Apalachicola— eral neighborhoods in Pinellas - son's hurricanes, killed 13 per- were eaten away. j Atlantic Coast Monday, de- northernmost front. County. i ' 'W sons, injured more than 100 and " | slroying -scores homes, dam- Field reports said the Soviet- "I gave up counting how Electrical power and tele-\| aging 60 light planes' ; at Merritt forced thousands of families many houses : were destroyed built tanks were destroyed 23 from their homes as she ramp- phone service were interrupted !"Island Airport and peeling and just put 'most of them' on during the day fd more thanj walls : from several apartment miles northwest of Hue on . the aged north from Cuba. my y I report; " said Red Cross 1,000 homes, and when the flood iI houses. strip of coastal land called the volunteer Beth Henson. Although an 80-mile-per-hour waters subsided, poisonous Sixteen houses were lifted off "Street Without Joy." The ma- parent of ravaging tornadoes Many beachfront houses were snakes, scorpions and spiders their foundations and a $40 ,000 rines on Sunday launched a early Monday, the storm was reduced to Little more than turned up in residential sec- ' rubble. : yacht vanished into the sky, ac- sweep there into Quang Tri reduced to a disorganized mass tion: cording to reports from Alliga- by midnight and was sweeping Herb e rl Chipman whose _ ''i : killed a 5-foot rattlesnake tor Point , a hook shaped penin- Province, which the North Viet- across South Georgia with 45 house was ruined , said, "The In my yard," one St. Peters- sula in northwest Florida. namese captured May 1. ¦ COMRADES UNDER FIRE .. V LtV .Col. ¦' .' " seige of An Lpc. in June. On his lap is his Nearly 50 U.S. B52 bomber* Burr M. Willey of Ayer, Mass., an American inseparable companion, Moose. Monday . Col, attacked North Vietnamese adviser to the South Vietnamese troops, talks . WiUey and Moose were kiHed during a North troops positions, staging areas Judge hands on a radio during the campaign to raise the Vietnamese rocket attack. (AP Photofax) and supply depots on both sides of the demilitarized zone in tha Demo reform continuing aerial campaign to Willey and dog: ward off an assault on Hue. Inside North Vietnam claimed that one of the big bombers was key setbacks Bowin g t0 a shot down north of the DMZ UU5UU6.lllcllPA By MARGARET GENTRY supreme Court Monday, but the U.S. Command a team that put decision , the Justice Depart- WASHINGTON (AP) - A ment has halted wiretapping said it had . no reports of any federal judge has handed in domestic security cases Stratofortresses downed or Democratic party reformers a where no warrant was ob- damaged. tained beforehand — story, setback in their effort to ensure Most of the strikes selection of women, minorities courage in most page 2a. today were concentrated east and and young people as national- By PETER ARNETT showing a clipping. PUII»1MAM Senate Demo convention delegates. and HORST FA AS Willey bypassed the umidren cra(ic lc„d. southeast of Quang Tri in sup- Coming just three weeks be- ON ROUTE 13, Vietnam tanks strung along Route 13 crs were Dustiing for pas- port of the marine sweep north fore the convention opens the sage today of a $2 .0 billion , CAP)—He ran straight into and swung off the road near child-development bill re- of the My Chanh River defense order left reformers and regu- an exploding rocket. At his a forward position called vised.in an effort to meet line. lars alike confused about the le- the Anthill. Bending low heels was a gray mongrel the objections that resulted The Saigon command said 123 gal status of more than one- dog, to avoid snipers , he ran for- in a presidential rclo lust his constant companion North Vienamese troops wera third of the delegates. in many battles. It died ward to join a battalion ad- year — story, page 2a. killed in bunker-lo-biuiker fight- U.S. Dist. Court Judge with him. viser , Maj. Thy rone Hender- son of Lexington, Ky., in his w George L, Hart Jr. struck down "He was right up front to Debatable 'Sfy ing Monday, and that govern- get the attack going," said foxhole, cil , over some membersS=' ob- ment losses were five marines rules requiring: "We heard the first rock- the officer who replaced j ections, has introduced killed and 23 wounded. • That states apportion dele- him on the spot. "He didn 't et round come in behind us ordinances amending local gate slates to include blacks, have to be right up here, and looked back ," Hender- codes and raising 'inspection Other waves of B52s raided women and young people "in fees — story, page 3a. but that's the kind of man son recalled. "It near north of the DMZ attacking reasonable relationship to the the Vietnamese command t() ov , Col. Willey was, His cour- a ( c ( rear bases 10 and 11 miles west group's population presence in age and sheer presence group. Willey started back PnclluUUMiy ^ ' ' ' ' the state" W eiK)el! Ander- made all the difference. to see if anyone had been son says could and southwest of the port city • That delegates must not be Lt. Col. Burr M. Willey, hurt and to take over if collect another $5 million a of Dong Hoi. chosen by party officials elect- 44 , from Ayer, Mass., was needed . ycjir by closing Lax loop- More B52 bombers ham- ed prior to this year , a rule de- TWISTER DESTROYS TRAILER PARK Agnes. The twister hit a trailer park at one of a handful of Amer- "I was five or ten yards holes used hy some rich per- mered North Vietnamese troop signed to chip away at the tra- . . , Four persons were killethand about 50 Okeechobee, Fla. Here two boys push aside icans still seeing front-line beiiind . There was a ter- sons — story, pnee 5a. positions on South Vietnam 's ditional control party bosses house trailers destroyed byx a tornado Mon- a mattress during a search of the ruins. CAP action in Vietnam. He was rific explosion just in front hmLlllvPK southern front three miles hold over delegate selection in of him. I heard the dog yelp Mprper ' °< day, apparently a spinoff f rom Hurricane Photof ax) part ol the small team of ™W &™ Wisconsin 's southwest of An Loc, where some stales. advisers to the South Viet- in pain. When the dust set- technical school Uoarel de- government forces are trying to The Democratic National namese 21st Infa ntry Divi- tled , Col. Willey was lying cided Monday to press reopen Highway 13- to the pro- Committee will appeal the or- If arms agreement OKed sion which has been fight- on the ground and I knew ahead with disputed mertter vincial capital, der immediately, said com- ing for two months to raise it was instant death ," plans —- story, pope 10a. Fighting continued on the mittee attorney Joseph A. Cali- the siege of An Loc. Continued on page 2a . col. fi) highway at points four and sev- fano Jr. About noon Monday it Willey and dog en miles south of An Loc. Hart delivered the opinion in seemed that the final push a suit filed by Chicago Alder- was near. Willey and other man Thomas E. Keane, an ally advisers persuaded the Viet- Carrying war supplies of Mayor Richard J. Daley, Laird says adequate namese to use their tanks who sought to defeat a chal- and rangers in an attempt lenge to (he 5!) uncommitted Daley to end the month-long dead- delegates he controls. lock, speaks for it- said the order " As the heavy vehicles self" and "upholds everything defense budget needed China closes southe lumbered northwards past rn that has been said in our peti- , WASHINGTON CAP) his command bunker nt tion. " - Sec- strong support for an adequale and other weapons programs. Willey shout- retary of Defense Mclvin R. Chon Thanh , defense budget." Committee Chairman John C. ed gleefully, "At last they 're Bui the derision left the chal- Laird said today that national Laid said Soviet Communist Stennis, D-Miss,, in opening the lengers, led by black civil- moving," ports to Soviet ship security would be jeopar dized s party chief Leonid Brezhnev hearings , said they would be He jammed on his steel rights activist Jesse L. Jack- by Ihe Moscow arms agree- told President Nixon in Moscow geared to determining military Hy ARTHUR L. GAVSlION lias the obligation to challenge the mining, son , one log to stand on. Anoth- ment "unless here is coninued helmet , tugged on his flak LONDON (AP ) — China has closed its and that failure to do so implies tacit ac- that the Russians intended to Implications of the SALT agree- climbed into his jeep er rule inspired by the four- support for an adequate de- go forwa rd devel- vest, southern ports to Soviet ships loaded with war ceptance. with weapons ments, wilicthcr the United , "I'll be back in year-long reform effort , a ban fens e budget." opment programs, States would maintain a deter- and said supplies for North Vietnam but is still al- The Chinese reportedly argue that the So- half an hour." Two hours on eJionsing delegates in a Laird told Uie Senate Armed "It should be no surprise rent capability with the agree- lowing ships from other communist countries viot Union bas the means and the equipment process closed to later a helicopter was to fly slate-rnaking Services Committee that the when I report to you that this is ments, and whether that would to land supplies for Hanoi, authorities in touch with which Lo foil the American mining while the party grass roots, was left ABM treaty and the interim precisely what they are doing, the agree- him to Saigon on a week's with both Peking and Moscow reported today. Clwna does not , In Peking 's view, therefore, " he possible without respile from the battletront. standing. agreement on offensive weap- the defenso chief said. ments. Peking's reason , according to informants Moscow 's fa ilure to accept the challenge can Attorneys for the Daley foes ons "are good for America. "During tho past several Laird has declared publicly As his jeep began to move putting out the Chinese line , is that the So- only mean that its relationship with Washing- said they will pursue the chal- "They enhance our security," weeks the Soviet Union has the off , he called out , "Come on , viets are unwilling to risk their new relation- Ion is deom-ed to transcend its responsibility that lie could not support Moose, lenge on that basis. he said , "they permit us to been conducting a series of U.S.-Soviet pacts limiting offen- " Out of the bunker ship with tho by challenging (o Hanoi , In striking down the reform maintnin needed strength. tests involving new ballistic sive and defensive nuclear mis- dashed a streak of dirty President Nixon 's mining of North Vietnam's The informants say that as Peking sees Judge Hart said , gray fur, It jumped between provisions, programs, including multiple siles without continued U.S." de- ports, It , the smaller East European countries lack "When you try to provide who "Hut by themselves they do warhead technology, In addi- velopment of new submarine the radios in the back sent , Moscow's vcr-sion, as told by diplomats Ihe power to challenge tho Americans, there- you vote for, then you are get- not automatically guarantee tion , continued testing of exist- and bomber systems. and the jeep raced off. from Soviet bloc countries, is that the Chinese fore their cargoes for Hanoi are being ac- ting into a communist or fascist these national security gains. ing systems is moving ahead." "I inherited Moose in the are casing up on their support for the North cepted in Chinese ports, form of government, not a re- "Pea ce cannot be bought "The success ot SALT de- Delta." Willey had said half Vietnamese in fa vor of a more flexible inter- For their part , tho Russians reportedly publican form, " cheaply, Laird called for continuing ponds on sustained strength," an hour earlier. "And he national policy. contend that Peking 's attitude is consistent He said the national com- "The opportunities for peace U.S. development of the new Laird had said in remarks has never gone from my The U.S. mining of North Vietnam 's ports wi th other signs suggesting China is moving mittee may require state par- embodied in the SALT agree- Trident supor-submarinc , the which differ , in emphasis at side. He insists on riding has been condemned by both Peking and away from its obligation to help Hanoi. This ties to "take affirmative ac- ment s would be nullified and Bl bomber a? a replacement least, from the positions out- the helicopters with me , We Moscow as illegal Interference with navigation Is cited aB one of the factors that has led tion " to increase minority par- our national security jeopard- for the B52 , a submarine- lined by presidential adviser even made the newspapers on the high seas. Informants in touch with the Moscow to help In the search for a political ticipation in parly affairs , ized unless (here is continued launched cruise missile, SLCM , Henry A. Kissiugor. together ," he laughed , Chinese say Peking considers that Moscow settlement of tho Vietnam War. _)« Winona Daily Newt about fees ••« Winona, Minn.»ta In domestic-security cases For bargaining TUESDAY, JUNE _C, 1972 Zablocki says AMA considers doctors union he will denounce Justice Dept. orders By BELL STOCKTON the measures, some physicians Striking was ruled out. Unions in other countries ; (AP) - feel, could have an important Last month, the Florida Med- have done little to help the doc- some resolutions SAN FRANCISCO formed what it tors or patients he said. The American Medical Associ- effect on medical care and doc- ical Association , tors' relationships with patients termed a "guild" or "bargain- WASHINGTON

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No Need to Call i Main STEAK SHOP Main fc^^Oi Air schedules 'regular' Through tax loopholes US. reported near State loses $5 million a year YES provides ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - laws making tax records con- Rep. Harold J. Anderson, Min- Minnesota has a complicated Minnesota could collect around fidential. neapolis, later accused the gov: law allowing some companies $5 million a year by closing a Haynes had first raised the ernor's office of using the cor- to choose among several for- 400 jobs in tax loophole that allows some question at an April 28 session porate tax issue as a gimmick mulas in computing the Min- hi}a(Mng of the Taot Study Commission. to grab headlines away from nesota portion ol their income. _^_^_^M_B_BBlB-r-M Over fishing, huniing rights of , boys who would like farm sion by Haynes and the Tax work during the summer vaca- Department and was not a for- mal proposal by the governor's tion period. office. , The Winona Youth employ- In another memorandum, State DNR, Leech Lake ment program, which is spon- Haynes appeared to clear up sored by the . Winona Area most of the mystery surround- ing 81 Chamber of Commerce io co- Minnesota-based firms which had incomer of $5 million operation with the -State em- or more but paid only the min- ; $$$¦ y teHi^"^^ BM Indians come to terms ployment service, is how in imum corporate income tax of ^ ^^ .^ i^^l_^^^R!L--i laBHBB pW* *EMB its fifth year. Each year the $10, V By GERRY NELSON Tlie reservation is a substan- officers may be cross-deputized number of young people plac- Of these companies, Haynes : ST. PAUL, . Minn. (AP) tial tourist area and includes so each can make arrests un- ed within the program has -: said, some were insurance HI' W MB The Minnesota Department about 20 per cent of the state's der both the Indian code and grown. Las t year the goal was - M of IHHIHB firms which are taxed on their Natural Resources and the walleye waters. under state law. 1,971, however 2,186 jobs were ; Once a solidly Indian-owned filled by Winona's young peo- gross premiums and thus sel- mmwmm Leech Lake Chippewa Band an- 2. A licensing system allow- dom pay an income tax. m ^^ **000 land mass ple. The goal this year is 2,100. — ^ 0 nounced tentative agreement , it is now made up ing Leech Lake Indians to Some were investment com- The newest look in freezers. * _<_£«_/ 7 today on a settlement to a dis- principally of national forest, charge a $1 fee, to be required "Our young people want jobs, Textured steel door eliminates fingerprints, they need the experience of panies or holding companies, • Reeneg. $269 00 . pute over fishing and hunting state lands and county lands. on top of state licenses. This which also are in a special tax is so easy to clean • 15.8 cu. ft. capacity *.t>».uu Major points in the agree- will require legislative working for others, they want rights on the Leech Lake Res- ¦ approv- category. Positive-action lock • Super-storage door ment are: al/ ¦ ' ., to pay their way by working • ervation. . Others were firms which do provides convenient, up-front storage • Ad- v LN BEAUT IFUL The key item, requiring ap- 1. Leech Lake Indians would 3. Wild ricing would be con- during their summer vacation considerable business months," Whetstone stated. outside justable temperature control • Defrost drain AVOCADO! proval by the 1973 legislature, relinquish any right for com- trolled by the tribal con- ¦ the state ¦ ¦ y ¦ ¦ and thus apportion • Porcelain-enameled interior. [ - .- V - ¦; - • ¦ - " - would be a licensing system al- mercial fishing on the reserva- servation committee. only a small amount of income . ma^ lowing Indians to charge a $1 tion. Taking, of game and fish 4. Leech Lake Indians would HOSPITALIZED to Minnesota. have exclusive rights for taking fee for hunting and fishing on for individual consumption by (Special) Haynes said only three corpo- by rough fish . NELSON, Wis. — mm mERwm the reservation by non-Indians. Indians would be regulated Nelson area residents who are rations with Minnesota net in- the tribal conservation com- 5. Arbitration V of disputes, patients at St. Elizabeth Hos- comes of $5 million or more APPLIANCES - LOWER LEVEL The accord was to be an- paid the mittee under a new game and with Indian fees collected by pital, Wabasha, . are: Mrs. $10 minimum tar. nounced at a noon press confer- fish code. the state to be withheld in case He said the Tax Department ence at Cass Lake, Minn., by Philip Rouser, Mrs. Harold State and Indian enforcement the agreement is breached. Scharr and Jergen Maassen. . . is not allowed to identif y these Gov. Wendell Anderson , leaders firms further because of state of the Leech Lake band and DNR Commissioner Robert A RECORD YEAR Herbst ? The governor said in a pre- MILWAUKEE (AP) Mit- pared statement that the settle- Treasury studying plan chell Field may handle more ment "is an honorable one for than 2 million passenger fares fl Where Personal Service everyone concerned." li\ S 7 As this year, breaking the 1971 t*<^ ^s Important As The governor added: record of 1.94 million, airport . The Merchandise Uself While the tentative accord officials report. applies only to the Leech Lake to reward taxpayers area, we are hopeful that the pattern established here will be By EDMOND LeBRETON than the 5.5-per-cent yield the early 1973. That is when admin- adapted for all open reserva- WASHINGTON (AP) -- Un- ordinary seven-year govern- istration economists expect the tions in Minnesota. der congressional prodding, the ment Series E. Bond provides. economy to be more robust "Under the accord, no resi- Treasury is studying a plan to Withholding has been a head- and more inflation-prone. dent of Minnesota will forego reward taxpayers who agree to ache for two years for wage- earners and the Treasury alike. The committee said the any right he now possesses, lend the government; the extra- Treasury agreed to look and all residents and nonresi- large refunds they expect to get In 1969. the rate was set too "has low, and many taxpayers found into both the desirability and dents will be guaranteed full next year from income-tax practicality of the matter." and free access to all open In- withholding. that, when they filed their re- turns this year, Rep. Charles A. Vanik, D- dian reservations for hunting The idea is not so much to they owed sub- stantial amounts. Ohio, who brought the matter and fishing." ease the government's borrow- In an effort to correct this up in closed committee sessions The agreement follows a rul- ing problems as to head off a , Congress revised the withhold- with Treasury officials , said , ing last January by U.S. Dis- surge of inflation when tax- ' ing rate late last year, on "They had bette r do some- ~~1C If— _^_hl" _ fl FY M \T\C~W V "L- A:""-^ trict Judge Edward J. Devitt payers suddenly collect an esti- thing if this $8 billion spins out >^W that ancient treaties gave In spendable Treasury recommendations, but mated $8 billion in overcompensated. all of a sudden it could send dians hunting, fishing and wild funds. inflation up four or five points ricitg rights on the reservation So, there is the prospect that »> y ¦ . . J \—; »-— __?» ///. ™ y / £•:•_•:-LL-. 1 \V—ill I mnW^ ¦*—"i. without regard to state laws. The proposal Is to offer a taxpayers, with money taken ¦ taxpayers whose 1972 out of their paychecks that the One way to increase the yield j j r~:'~'- i^nl 1'JC The reservation Is open to choice to Sk^/l I- ¦ \ VrllY XiSt both Indians and non-Indians returns show a refund coming : government would prefer to on the securities , Vanik sug- JL.. ¦ L „ • but Indians are not bound by either take the cash, or accept leave in the spending stream, gested, would be to issue pre- — '< '- Ma**T// /"• "•Jf -- -I AWli \ \^^ state laws, Devitt ruled. a bond that pays better Interest will have big refunds coming in dated E. Bonds. ZDCZ >¦Z// / \ \\N \ DINE AT THE ^—Z^C'JL^//—~ ~~^ ^j^/'I// I \ \\\ \ \^\ ^_r ^rrr ^^^// 1 II I \ \ \V \ \ *&0> GKM SIGN OF THE . . C3" " ' 4i^/vA /r \\\ \ ^A ^^ —-Tr" Am^l// "fl I/ \\ \\ ft\ \ \ ^^L ^> II / *-**/! I \ \ 1\\\ \ *lu \ TREAT YOURSELF... 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City Manager Paul Schriever ... hearing that troi Council-. told councilmen the contract ard Carrier, Council billed for some 250 feet of curb Village au- ¦ ¦ : .-i ¦; was proposed with a Dec. 31 ex- On a la ska, ' ¦ ' ¦ —J and gutter along a new access thorities pro- piration date. IL adopted , he Wis. Y the de- . . .. . street—Bluffview Circle — that posed a contract similar to that said, the interim from, now until stroyed plane was worth $5,O0O, was of no benefit. They told the city has with the village of expiration would give time for a figure the city is likely to entire assess- Minnesota City. This calls for a evaluation and possible amend- contest: councilmen the by Wi- $5 per-trip minimum fee ment of rates for next year. The 1943 model airplane had ment should be charged to the nona's dogcatcher and for $3 If such agreements continue JUNIOR MISS WINONA HOPEFULS . . . Lisa Wieczorek, Ann Munson, and De Ann Kuennen. Standing (same order): estate of the late Orval Hilke. per hour payment for his. ser to proliferate, said Councilman been parked next to the hangar Junior Miss Winona for 1971, (standing at left), holds the Miss Wi eczorek, Michelle Cada, Jodi Haefel, Crystal Roach, wtio had platted the nearby vices. J erry Borzyskowski, tbe occupied by the Winona Area crown she -will present to her successor on July 5, the night Karen Henry, Pamela Althori, Trisha Bauer, and Camilla subdivision. Goodview authorities said they "noundrnaster will end up work- Vocational-Technical Institute. of the Miss Winona, Queen of Steamboat Days Pageant at Oian. Not pictured were Nancy Verding, Karen Mausolf , City Engineer Robert J. Bol- could arrange impounding fa- ing part time, for us.'' .What' s It burned May 15, allegedly Winona Senior High School. This year's candidates include Juleen Schneider, and Kathy Markham. (Tom Buck photo) lant, who said he thought the cilities if need be. more, he said, the city "maybe because of negligence by the in- restaurant property would be City councilmen noted that a needs a cat pound" because the (kneeling left to right): Kristin Brand, Susan Matthees, Kari stitute s airframe classes which at least partially benefited, sug- request also had been received number of stray felines is in- ' gested that costs be shared from the village of Rollingstone creasing. had used it for instruction and equally. Paul Brewer,, attorney in recent weeks for part-time Trainor's motion to refer the practice. for the firm, rejected this sug- dogcatching and pound service. matter to administration for Tlie aircraft had not been air- Councilman Dan Trainor Jr. ad- give gestion. About 250 feet of con- further study was adopted worthy before the fire, accord- Hansen: Junior Miss Winona vised a study to see whether without dissent. structionv costing an estimated ing to Gary Brown , city utilities $900, is involved. Robertson's opinion, he said director, and now is only a mass drug pushers was based on subdivision regu- of ruined framework. ,.It should candidates are named lations that specify that the de- be broken up and removed, he veloper who subdivides must gesQKedfo r In what has become a tradi- crown, and other gifts. CRYSTAL JOYCE Ro'acft, Chan said. install improvements at his tional highlight of the annual daughter of Mrs. Jean Roach prison ALL 15- candidates alomg with , own cost. Plans originally sub life in Miss Winona, Queen of Steam- 1680 Kraemer Dr.; Karen Lynn MINNEAPOLIS, Minn (AP) - boat Days Pageant, the selec- Miss Wieczorek will taie pari mitted by Hilke, he said , Republican Senate candidate tion of a new Junior Miss Wi- in the Miss Winona Scholarship Henry, daughter of Mrs. Mari- showed the improvements and Hwy. 43 project Oil company "Philip Hansen .¦' .' says drug nona will take place the same Style Show to be held at noon lyn Henry i 358 E. Sarnia St.; seemed to imply that the de- addicts should receive treat- evening. on June 28 at the Parik Plaza Pamela Lynn Althoff , daughter veloper was to assume the cost. A series of minor changes for ed-access roadway. ment but drug pushers should Lisa Wieczorek, Junior Miss Hotel. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Althoff , The motion for assessing the in-city segments of Highway 43 Mayor Norman E, Indall with- security fence get penalties of up to life im- Winona for 1971 and the daugh- This year's list of candidates Minnesota City ; Trisha Lynn Hilke estate was adopted remodeling—scheduled for 1974 wondered whether the proposed ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert includes Kristin Merri Brand , Baiier, daughter of Mr. and out opposition. prisonment. — got City Council approval highway crossing a quarter- "I can think of no more hein- Wieczorek of 567 E. Belleview daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Mrs. Fred Bauer, Winona Rt. St., will help crown her succes- Charles Brand , Rushford; Kay 3; Camilla Cnstine Oian, Monday night ! mile west of the 61-43 inter- is approved ous crime than pushing drugs The proposals were outlined news sor immediately following an Matthees,. daughter of Mr. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. section would be safe enough. City Council members Mon- for profit," Hansen told a intermission in .the pageant Mrs. Donald Matthees, 961 W. by a team of state highway conference Monday. Charles Oian, 614 Harriet St.; ; This crossing will link Lake day night agreed to issue a per- She was just five years old King St. ; Keri Ann Munson , Nancy Jean Verding, daughter says d epa r tment i— — : Moe no Boulevard mit to Continental Oil He said he supports making when crowned the second Jun- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rog- of Mr. and Mrs. O, G. Verding, engineers tf 't. with Parks Avenue. Co., 1020 ior Miss Winona last July by VJfy drug pushing a federal crime er Munson, 1026 Gilmore Ave.; Valley View Drive ; Karen headed by V. HARTY pointed out that city- E. 2nd SI., for construction of with a 20-to 40-year term for a Miss Minnesota. De Ann Maureen Kuennen , Louise Mausolf, daughter of J. Harty , as- ¦y» •¦ a security fence on city land The name of one of this year's daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. James Mausolf , sistant district V-OUTICll bound local traffic on Lake first offense and life in prison to suggestion ¦ ¦ : near the firm's bulk distribu- for a second offense. 15 Junior Miss Winona candi- Kuennen. 1054 E. Sanborn St. ; 1666 W .Broadway; Juleen Ana engineer a 1 1 ' ':. " :¦ ' V-: . ' :. Boulevard also will have the , (laughter tion pliant. He said he would, however, dates will be drawn from a Michelle Lynn Cada Schneider, daughter of Mr. and Rochester of- option of using Huff Street fish bowl on stage just before of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cada , Mrs. Samuel Schneider , 326 The fence will run along the differentiate between those who fices. where traffic signals now are the announcement is made. 479 W. Mark St.; Joda Marie Oak St.; and Kathy Yvonne on meeting Harty said the principal alter- east si de of an unused portion sell drugs to suppor : their own Installed. Miss Wieczorek's successor will Haefel, daughter of Mr. and Markham, daughter of Mr. and (AP ) ation will be a 40-foot shift being of Buchanan Street , between habit and those whc sell drugs receive a $25 savings bond, in Mrs. James Haefel, 363 E-. Mrs. J. R, MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, 2nd and 3rd : ; , - " ,. Markham, 514 Ron- chairman of in right of way alignment op- Councilmen told Harty they j——¦¦ . . solely or profit. addition to a handsome trophy, Broadway; ald St. — Richard Moe, streets , and ¦' • , ^ A lessening of penalties for the Minnesota Democratic- posi te the Green Acres Subdivi- would act on the matter as soon its purpose is City marijuana so a user , could be Farmer-Labor party, has re- sion on Burns Valley. Creek. as the department submits a ' ' to provide se- /m \ sentenced to attenc a drug edu- jected a demand that the state This will preserve the creek prepared resolution. It will be cation course rather than to Campa ign spending DFL convention be reconvened in its present state and save curity for the Council prison was advocated by Han- Flood control to finish the adoption of a plat- five lots in the subdivision, coun- ready for the July 3 meeting; installation. . Jerry Feils leri. form. . . cilmen were told . , He reiterated that he is op- The demand was made at a plant manager, told the coun- posed to legalizing the sale of planning funds Federal ceilings news conference by a group ANOTHER change is an ad- Trempealeau Co* cil that one of the chief pur- marijuana. He also said he sup- calling itself the Radical-Peace ditional entrance being provided poses of enclosing the currently ports programs using meth- Coalition. In rejecting the de- on the east ; side of the new raises money for unfenced area is keeping chil- adone ag a substitute for hero- are approved mand, Moe said Monday that it road near the Johnson Con- dren off the premises. He said in.' '' struction Co. entrance. It will he has had to chase youngsters Approval of a $60,000 appro- was "the will of the con- flood victims to put Wisconsin vention" to have the remainder serve an existing gasoline sta- away who have climbed to the A federal grant of $100,000 a priation for advance planning of the platform adopted by the tion . WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) tops of tanks. The hazards are year is financing a methadone on the Winona flood control ex party central committee. The plan bars entrance from —Trempealeau County's share obvious, he said. program in the Twin Cities that tension project was given by In addition, he said reconven- the . highway to property owned of the $5 million needed by the The original request by Con- could save society $25,000 a day American Red Cross to aid the House Appropriations subcom law on sidelines? ing the convention would be too by Mrs. Marie Fakler, requiring tinental for an easement was in crimes hy addicts, he said. victims of the Rapid City, SD-, MADISON, Wis. (API Fed- whichever is greater, for the costly for the party and for the that access be shifted to Sugar changed to an application for a He said they might steal goods mittee Monday, City Council disaster has been set at $376, special license at the recom- eral ceilings on campaign use of communications media. individual delegates. Loaf Road on the opposite side in that amount to support their mem b e r s r - " The coalition included mem- of the property. Engineers said according to Richard Ellingson , mendation of City Engineer heroin addiction. learned Men - -,, spending probably invalidate Federal law permits a sena- bers; of the so-called radical Sugar Loaf Road will be joined county chapter chairman. Robert J. Bollant , The council The Senate candidate said he day night. V-lty Wisconsin's more re strictive torial candidate to spend up to caucus and the "gay rights "Full recovery resources of will act on the completed appli- _ with the east end of Lake Boule- will urge his views be adopted The an- .. $35,000 from his own pocket in caucus," which participated in vard in a long curve but will the Red Cross have been cation at its next meeting. during statutes, Atty. Gen. Robert the Republican State nounce men) COUnCII addition to funds expended for the Rochester convention June not have highway access at pledged," he said , "to resettle Convention , beginning Thurs- Warren has declared came from communications. 9-10. That convention adopted the 61-43 intersection. more than 6,000 families affect- LA CROSSE P.O. day in Minneapolis, but said he Mayor Nor Because "the federal Election Contenders for the House are only five platforrr planks. ed by the flood." does not feel drugs Councilman Gaylord Fox said WASHINGTON (AP) - The will be a man E. Indall who relayed it Campaign Act of 1971 may limited to $25,000. Three of the five planks he was dubious about closing off major item of controversy in He asked that contributions House Appropriations Com- fr om the office of First District cause some confusion con- brought immediate con- access to commercial properties be marked "Rapid City Disas the party platform. "There are probably other mittee approved Monday a ¦ troversy. They called for the le- such as the Fakler and Bub's ter Rep. Albert H. Quie in Wash- cerning campaign exp enditure areas of overlap in the laws as " and mailed to the Amen money bill containing funds for galization of mariju ana , amnes- Brewery parcels. Engineers said onn Red Cross, Trempealeau construction projects ington , D.C. regulations in Wiscocnsin," War- well " Asst , including , . Atty. Gen. John ty for draft evaders, and full the openings would be too haz- County Chapter . Box 551, White- million for a post office and Jaycees select Indall said Murphy said. "Bui $6 Mayor Norman ren told Gov. Pa trick J. Lucey, , for the pur- rights for homosexuals. Gov. ardous on a high-volume, limit- hall, Wis., 54773. courthouse in La Crosse, Wis. tourist of week the measure should go to the "a serious reconsideration of pose of providing a concrete ex Wendell Anderson and numer- ample of the obvious dis- House floor later this week. all the provisions of the Wiscon- ous DFL legisltaors have re- Tlie Winona Jaycees have se crepancies, these two offices jected the three planks. lected the CT ifford Hall family, The project, whose cost is sin Corrupt Practices Law LS provided the most visible ex- from Gary, Ind.. for the. organ- estimated at about $9 million, long overdue." amples." ization 's Tourist of the Week involves extension of diking Rules concerning over-all City accident award . The attorney gencraJ's opin- around the rest of the city's campaign expenditures at the Monday Mr . and Mrs. Hall , with their ion cited discrepancies between state and federal levels appear areas currently unprotected by 3:38 p.m. - Huff Street, 150 ffiffiu fi 3 days osiSy wo children . are camping at federal and statewid-e laws to conflict, the opinion said. _ " feet south of 4th Street, rear- OUR lOOTH ANNIVERSARY YEAR -—-^^_ — vl permanent structures. It is un „, HI —. '•I Prairie Island for five days of dealing with permissi ble ex- Wisconsin 's reporting require- end collision : Phillip E, Staige, 'ishnig and visiting friends in der jurisdiction of tlie Army penditures* by candidates for ments covering campaign Fountain City Rt. 1, Wis., 1964 Minnesota City, Minn. Corps of Engineers. spending, however are ade- U.S. Senate and House. , I model sedan, rear, $50; Miss quate and will not be affected Jean A. Lubinski, 517 Harriet ¦ State statutes forbid a sena- by the new national regu- St., 1966 model sedan, front, breathtaking ^tiBfe ^ - ' . .; ' torial aspirant from spendin g lations, it said, I $250. \ more tban $10,000 during a The Preferred Whiskey campaign und limit a potential representative's «xpendatures to MB f makes the preferred drinks. $2,500. i¦ Iii/i_hj_f* mW H I^SH I'\- ' i f^^^^9H»-A 0 • Groups taken af 99t per child. 1 ttl*'<»»«»m)_nit e»«''v J deperulcnce, Wis., clerked the cilman Hurry Nelson. Tightl y ing condit ions for the officer fashioned tinted or col ored picture, but '^M^.jjf l/*r? J/-' g sale. closed windows , he warned , nutting in an eight-hour shift "Living Color "! The comp lete portrait comes • Age limit: 5 weeks to 12 years. Wives of the Lions assisted mean that the officer is sca l ed in tho patrol car. in serving lunch at Ihe com- off from the environment , even When the vote lo advertise alive—captured in amazing full-color realism • Llrnitt on. portrait per child— munity affair which originated when it vibrates with an oc- for bids, air conditioning in- with Eastman Professiona l Ektacolor film. two per family. in 1967. cflsiomi! shout for help. cluded, came along, Nelson Condo Muck , president ; C. n. "I would hnte to try attract- registered the lone n;>y. On the THURS., JUNE 22 THRU SAT., JUNE 24 Nelson, treasurer; nnd Clayton ing the attention of a police side of nlr-conditlonerl law and Ltgl smooth, proof, a Olson , sccretnry of the club>, officer from a hnlf-block nwny order weif Mayor Norman E Thurs. & Fri. 9-8; Sat. 9-5-.30 % 90 were in attorn lance. Wnyn e by yelling at him as he cruised Indall and Councilmen Don The best whiskey/value around. * Erickson and Dunne Johnson along with all windows closed ," Trninor Jr., Enrl Lniifcnburger , MIRACLE MALL - WINONA i , were in charge of -arrange- Nelson declared , (laylord Fox, Howard Hovelhnd menta. Other councilmen pointed out and Jerry Borzyskowski. u^WB MAO 1 TED DRUGS DOWNTOWN I

^ Price. Good 1 Ute Our mB^a^aawfufaW&SaUmmamam. Computer TI U Surday ^_U9_MB_I-Vte_¥ff -P* " I I I Jun 25 1972 Readers speak out | Charge Servtet ^^^kmk WmMBMm mmm^^ * ' j on Bill's 'act' . DEAR ABBY. The mother who said her son put on an act in public, slurping, giggling, crossing his eyes and fall- Your DrugStore| | |* ing all over the place "like a retarded person" owes the WMmM^A^^ ^^m^mmmf mmmm ^^^ retarded an apology. J | My brother is a retarded mongoloid, and he never be- haved any I REGULAR 99f IACH I ¦ ~~~" ¦ such w a y. | • . . • ' """"" " R0YAL &££ 2 Dear Abby: PYREX WARE ^^^^^j By Abig.il Von Buna* I &h*SL ¦ ¦¦ 0AK people. ~r—~~—~"—. ¦• . - . . . ¦ ¦—~~ ¦. ¦ • . . . ,' I've also visited the State Hospital for Retarded in Fort j CLOSEOUT Wayne, Ind., and I"ve never seen anything but politeness || Boking Dish, Loaf Dish, 1-Qt. Utility Casserole, 8" I and good manners there. YOUNG HOOSIER tn3rC09l I D-ish Li Measure. DEA.R ABBY : I am writing for the Comparative Reli- l s Square Cake , 1-Qt. quid J, gions class of Thomasville High School, Thomasville, Ga. We held an interesting discussion on the letter from the mother whose 16-year-old son, Bill, mimicked a mentally laugh" and his father was c retarded person "to make people his best audience- : r67 12th l BELL COLLECTION . . . MCrs. Ann ber of this American Bell Association and Our class consists of students from the 9th through 49„ j grade, and we'd like for "Bill" to know how his peers feel '* _____«-_ 1 Fister, Millville, Minn., holds one of the has attended several conventions. She is {i more than 200 bells she has collected over making plans now to attend the next con- about his behavior. Biil needs help. He is trying desperately to get the at- $4.39 VALUE $1.35 VALUE S2.19 VALUE :« the years. A former school teacher, Mrs. vention in Vancouver, British Columbia. child A suggested ki tention -which he never : received as a . & _ , $ ¦ Fister has lells from all over the world and (Evelyn Schumacher photo) cure would be for him to work with retarded children. says "they' re not for sale." She: is a mem- : And as far as Bill's father is concerned , I think we all left class with a greater appreciation of our own. A LETTER FROM GA. le Houston coup Bell coilecting is DEAR ABBY": I am reallly angry about that teen-aged Hawaii Canadian boy who acted like a nut on the street. I can't "^a SUNBURN j; observe 63rd understand why his mother didn't hit him with the first I © i l l Tanning jajte - thing hajidy. \ W^^l l^^^M ^E^ Ii anniversary hobby for area woman One way to cure him would be to take him C and his MliLVILLE, Minn. ( Special) and church bells , she listened father, who thought the performance was sidesplitting) on a HOUSTON,. Minnv (Special)- tour of the nearest state mental hospital, including the back Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Briggs ob- — Mrs. Ann Fister, Millville, with joy to their ringing, which wards where they keep the most severely afflicted. served their 63rd wedding an- whose hobby is collecting bells, on clear mornings could be If that boy and his father, were still laughing by the niversary June 9 with an in- :¦ both 2 has about 200 bells in her col- heard seven or eight miles time they finished¦ the tour, she should have them formal coffee party at their committted. .. .' ESTHER IN IOWA '°"' home. Briggs and the former lection. . away. She said she was even j LI STERINE Bl l |§ $133 I Maude Chaple were, married Her latest bell came from thrilled by. the sound of the lo- DEAR ABBY: Concerning that 16-year-old Canadian kid Spain; She also has a bell used June 8, 1909, in .Houston ,. ' and cal locomotive bell. Cow bells who put on a "retarded" act in public to get attention. My [; Antiseptic have lived here since. to call the slaves to meals in father said if that were his son he would give him a good "77 c the South during pre-Civil War and sleigh bells have always boot in his Francis. SECOND THE MOTION IN OHIO '- Briggs began banking with j | PROFESSIONAL SIZE M f 1 his father in 1904 in the first days , ice cream bells, Swiss sounded musical to her. bells , school bells and a bell Although not many of Mrs; DEAR ABBY": Who says Americans have lost their sense \\ REG. 50* EACH l'- Houston bank, now the Secur- of humor ? The letter from the mother whose son shakes , ity State Bank. He became toweT replica in her yard that Fister's bells are rare, they are was made by her son James. loved and provide special mem- trembles, crosses his eyes, slurps and giggles and pretends president when his father died to be " retarded," and whose father thinks it is hilarious , o, VAlUE and occupied the office until She also has a hotel bell—to ories. Many are treasured 29' EVENING IN ;; gifts. brightened the day for rne. f *2* 1970,. when he retired as presi- ring for services—that has a The mother complains that Bill puts on this act while the dent. He has metal base in alabaster grape Her family and friends began continued as chair- family watches TV , and tie father, convulsed with laughter, " R TMI\IJ man of the board and Is still design with Mother of Pearl giving her bells from different COLO PARIS I is holding his sides. . % $1.98 VALUE active. ; sea shells. parts of the world many years No generation gap here! Wouldn 't many a parent of a ^ The Briggs have one son and Mrs. Fister loves her collec ago, and soon she was on her surly, long-haired lout who spends his time goodness knows way with a collection. BOOKS Talcum Powder ;¦ two granddaughters. tiori and says "they're not for where, doing hea-ven knows what and getting home who knows i Jl sale. "" She began her collec- One of the most pleasant when, be glad to trade sons with: Bill's parents? ; tion in 1952 , although she has sounds in her collection comes Y WALTER IN ST. LOUIS * Assorted Titles 29? EACH or Hayter open house been interested in bells since frow a string of bells used in Ywf TREMPEALEAU, Wis. (Spe- the temples of India. She also DEAR WAXTER: I' m not so sure. childhood. She is a member of 1 _/j L\ 8"xll" Full Cover cial) — ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur the American Bell Association has several sets of horse bells; . DEAR ABBY": I would like to invite "Bill," that normal ¦ Hayter, Trempealeau, will be and has ; attended conventions including one from India. Some F " 16-year-old boy, to visit the school my son attends. It's a /SH. A $100 honored on their 25th wedding at Chicago and Niagara Falls of her bells are souvenirs of special school for mentally retarded children. I'm sure Bill '' anniversary with an open house and is planning to atten d one at countries and historical places. could pick, up a few pointers for his "act'" — that is if he /II I C . S10O 4 ! I Sunday from 2 to fi p.m. at their Vancouver, British Columbia. Not all the bells are made of didn 't crack up after watching these conscientious teachers ¦ home. Friends " and relatives Mrs. Fister said that from steel, bronze, or metal. Includ- work for hours, and weeks and sometimes months trying to \ £_<£?!_£§ *J " . are invited. the first time she heard school ed in the collection are bells teach a full-grown child how to button a button or tie a shoe- made from pottery, glass, and lace. DISGUSTED china. Included in her treasures are Problems? Trust Abby. For a personal reply, write to I HH_ P STYRO FOAM ^B ^^m ^^m ^ an old cow bell found on a ABBY, BOX 697O0, L. A., CALIF. 90069 and enclose a stamp- I crAoc MIUCIAlbertoTU rZi-lHi i Texas ranch and given to her ed, addressed enTelope. SCO PE by friends, and a hotel tap COOLERS VAC [•H beU which was used to call I Mouthwash V\J-D MM i boys more than 60 years ago. Betchers note Houston County I 18-Qr. With Handl* „ If JH Hairdresser &W ^ Mrs. Fister, a widow, taught I SUPER SIZE | school before and after her 58th anniversa ry bake-off winners and marriage. She taught in the I _#% 1 1 i LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) mm*C Conditioner ^^_4J | rural schools and in Millville for are announced I _^_f^C H^B 22 years — Mr. and MCrs. Edward . She has three sons, Betcher, Lake City , were honor- James, Donald and Charles, . CALEDONIA, Minn. - Win- ! | lf j7 l !-i-Oz. Tub. 1 ed guests at a family picnic ners in the Houston County and nine grandchildren. Her June 11 at the home of Mr. and husband was a rural mail car- Dairy Quick Bread recipe con- 1 ~ '—: — : . ,§¦ Mrs. Richard Meincke, rural •<' ¦ " MAXmW MMMW t rier before his death. test held Saturday at St. Mary' s I $1.89 V*IUE C Lake City, in observance of J-_«. AL t their 5ftth wedding anniversary. Auditorium here have been an x LILT SPEC / / Straubes honored on About 50 persons attended . nounced. Special guests were Olaf Rev- Taking first place in the | double anniversary ling, San Jose, Calif. , brother of I i^ \ I ' Mrs. Betcher , who was best bake-off was Mrs. Ray Olson, BROWNSVILLE , Minn. — The man at their wedding 5fl years Spring Grove. Other winners Rev. and Mrs. Milton Straubc STYLE rr 8S VMUE Jjt'-^ I fo^ffifc t_S_Jm *W) ago, and Mrs. Emma Peterson, were Mrs. Arthur Burrnelster, I "< were honored June 11 on their who was bridesmaid. Caledonia , second and Mrs WmWfiA "' 40th wedding anniversary and Hosting the event were their Donald Neumann, New Albin , t the 40th anniversary of Rev. ULTRA ^\| three daughters and their fam- Iowa , third. All were presented \\\kWI kW*mmtn,^ aTJ\ W4mm^ \ mm^^^^af /! 'M Straube as a minister. ilies. Mr. and TMrs Richard with barbecue grills. ^ BAN The event was hosted hy the (Lois) Meincke and Mr. and VJ(LJC HHB Hobah and Brownsville congre^ Mrs. Dahlbnrt (Fcrnice) Dahl- I I \MmWm\\^\ gations of the United Church ing, Take City, and Mr . and Figure study \jZ^^J ^y ^y 5000 : of Christ. Mrs. Richard (Eleanor) Ger- J jj^ i A. potluck suppe r was follow ken , Zumbro Falls. , $*$A ed by a program which includ- ¦ session set I /&&H^s"^2.'. ,' !v ' i ., * '^-i "' *ia L%/L ed musical selections and To convention The Winona Art Center has greetings from several persons announced plans (or a session The couple was also presented Three rnombers of the local in figure study and portraits with several gifts . ¦ VFW Auxiliary will attend the from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. tonight department convention to be at the Art Center. A live model 1 U§ SCOTT Ra9ui(ir A f\c 11 Dairy luncheon held Wednesday through Satur- will be present , and there -will or day at International Falls. At- be a small charge. The public I M CON FIDETS $r More than 100 persons at- tending from here will be the is invited. More information *+y 1 I Wllh Coupon. Gxplnt Sundiy, Jum IS, 1177. Ci9Q ¦ I Mimes. Ian Armstrong, Erwin can be obtained from Mrs. John ujl^. Aw+n ^r • " ^ lil tended the Dairy Luncheon lasi | _E^ k Good Only at Ted Miltr Drug, Downtown. _4ra#|l I [' Wednesday nt the Mississip- Rose and E. J. Holehouse. Beckman H^_ . mmmimmplan, Buffal o City. The lunch- eon was sponsored by the Ex tension Homemakers of Buffalu (tfwiirup dunt}.$hoic\,l County with many dairy prod nets being featured. Speaker,", Included Mrs. Yvonne Lind- Long dresses take (he lead m everyone ' s quist, Winona , and a repre- t r^^ynmcR^ j favorite choice for summer filnmoiir, Ry« sentation from "The Place" In J catching prints , solids and stripes m cotton , Winona. blends and seersucker. Si/.os fi-20 . $18 to $54 L.C. poppy sales tota l announced READY TO WI'lAIt - MAIN FLOOR DISCOUNT LAKE C ITY , Minn. (Special) j *) {\OI 0N | - A total of $435 was realized I /O ALL PH0T0 FINISHING I from Buddy Poppy Hales , re- AMAWWMWmAarn^J ^MmMtW m ^M\W^ ported Mrs. James Nordine , % I Block & Whit* and Color % chairman of VFW nuxlliary- , __ spwiisored sale, I | Mrs. John Mnrkey, Lake \ FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY — IN CITY atQ City, mem ber of the VFW aux- si x ___. , t A' ilia ry and First District presi- Sammy and S«Hy »ay , . , "You don't have to bo a Gfipf l ll . Where Pcranual Service dent I I OPEN SUNDAY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE , will attend the state con- collage graduate to figure out thn best lace to % S Is As Important An vention al International Falls, p M\ \»X borrow money . . . vi.it Winona National & Saving*. The Merchandise Hsu If Minn., beginnin g today and I DOWNTOWN 8:30 TO 6 :00 — 452-7000 | Bank." i i[ continuing through Saturday. V - • ¦¦¦- • ¦• : ¦ -h'jiiffiiKfiKffi^;!,^.^^^ \H-M . .zi.i; .:•:;? , '. ,;t. ;¦ :;; (¦¦ "TC!V_Ni Your horoscope — Jeane Dixon

FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21 Your Birthday Today : Summer Solstice comes today at 2:06 a.m. Central Daylight Time. Those born earner are Geminiaiis, those born later are Cancerians. In other years the hour and minute are different, for astronomic reasons. For all born on this date the coming year promises excite? rhent, fresh beginnings, intense emotional fulfillment. Aries (March 21-ApriI 19): Mend your fences as you go on with career effort. Opportunity is at hand; the idea is to recognize it and make full use of it. Taurus (April 20, May 20): You may have to move about and exert yourself. If you do this with good intentions, cooperation and cheerfulness are promised. Gemini (May 21-June 20): Working conditions are ready for more precise definition. There may be interesting devel- opments in an old story — even a windfall of sorts. Cancer (June 21-July 22): Healthy self-interest includes some impulse buying, attention to your public image. You can unload a white elephant, ii that's the problem. Leo (July 23-Ang. 22): Look back and see if you have BAKE-OFF WINNERS . . . Fourteen persons entered missed anything. Get your background information together. the Fillmore County Dairy Bake-Off Contest Saturday at Health-care courses are favored. Betty v irgo mug. 23-sept. zzj : An early start in high humor Rushford. Four winners were named. From left , brings you a reasonable day. You get but of it what you put Brekke, LanesborOj 1971 winner and also winner of tha into it, by and large. Be forthright. bake-off held on La Crosse television last summer; Mrs- Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Financial moves yield less than Ernest Burkholder, Preston, first place ; Mrs. Larry Nielson, promised, may be merely deferred/ Pooled resources in- Rushford , second, and Mrs. Arnie Agrimson, Peterson, clude consensus, agreements on what to do next. fourth. Mrs. Tom McMahon , Chatfield, was third place win- Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): A brief stroke of moderate luck ner. (Bettie Bunke photo) shouldn't be inflated , but does come in handy. Getting off to one side relieves tensions. FESTIVAL OPENS .. . Hand bell choirs from five states Methodist; Tanny Taylor and Nancy Alf , Central Methodist Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) : For once you find yourself the Rev. Albert Lawrence in a arrived on the Winona State College campus Monday to par- choir members, and Robert Ivey, rational president of going nowhere. Visit shut-in friends, work alone on difficult Marriage vows private morning: sendee at St. chores -which must be done anyway. Paul's Episcopal Church. ¦ - ticipate in the Area Seven festival of the American Guild VAGEHR , from Red Cross, N.J., who will direct the combined ¦ . ; ¦ ' - ' Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Tending routine becomes are spoken : of English Handbell Ringers. The three-day event is being groups at a free public concert Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in difficult , is eased by sharing the work, taking a break for co-sponsored by Central United Methodist Church and the Kryzsko Commons, WSC. About 280 persons are participating celebration of a special moment. Mrs. Robert R. Reed , 167 Alma OES picnic music department of WSC. Participating in Monday even- in a variety of activities including concerts, rehearsals, lec- Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Deabng with strangers, fresh W. Wabasha St., and Dr. M. R. ALMA, Wis. - The- Alma Or- ing's first event were the bell ringers from Aldergate United tures and tours. Choir directors will attend -workshops on connections, people of influence in your own fields of interest Raymond, 515 Glenview Dr., der of Eastern Star will hold Methodist Church, St. Louis Park, Minn., and the junior writing and arranging music for : handbells and will tour a is indicated: New ground awaits exploration . announce their Monday mar- its picnic July 30. The date and senior high hand bell , choirs from Central United Metho- local music publishing company. States represented at the Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): Be receptive to new friends, riage. was incorrectly stated in an meet, experience The couple was married by earlier edition. Dakota ; Michigan you've not had yet. Today helps determine dist Church. From left, Wendy Nayes and Steve Blettner, St, festival are Wisconsin, North and South . , future directions in your life. Louis Park ; Miss Elsie Naylor, music director at Central and Minnesota. (Daily News photo) Advertlitment Winona Daily News OL Silver anniversa ry - Farewell rty Area woman Winona , Minnesota , *MJ pa Money Does 1 - .' TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1972 NELSON, Wis. (Special) - to honor pastor ^ p^ notes 90 yea rs The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Beck- Rose show mann were honored at a sur- MINNESOTA CITY, Minn. — By OWEN POLOUSKY I _m RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special) prise party on the occasion of The Rev. and Mrs. Larry Zes- Mrs. Tiria Srnaby celebrated winner omitted 25_h sin and children will be honored Money is one of the best things «_9BT^^ their wedding anniversary that ever happened to man. TP^fC,*"" her 90th birthday June 10 with at a farewell potluck dinner . ^^7 \ *~J T 9/ : The Hazel Johnson Memorial Sunday at Grace Lutheran -while nothing has ever been V " a party at the Good Shepherd Trophy in the arrangement sec- Sunday following the 9:45 a.m. Yet , ¦ \- .\ ^_^ JL' - Church here. Hosting the event of greater use to mankind , noth- V w__ ' Home here. Members of her im- tion was awarded to Mrs. Hiram service at First Evangelical ^ YMP were members of Grace Luth- Lutheran Church here. Main ing has ever caused greater mis- t "^"^¦ A mediate family were present. Bbhn - at Sunday's annual Rose ery than money when misused. ;¦ ' .':¦,'', ' '' A\W^ \ Show at the "Winona National eran Church, Nelson, and Our dishes for the meal may be ' \^ ^JAr Aaamm. Mrs. Smaby was born June When man runs after money, • ".• ^ and Savings Bank. Entitled Redeemer Church , Wabasha. brought to the church basement hungry. ; m%mj^Ammmm\ 12, 1882, on a farm near Pe- any time Sunday morning. Des- some say he is money ; AmmmWM Minn, "Memories," the arrangement The couple have three children. When man keeps money, some ^^ ^ tersbn, ' ¦ ' ' " ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ sert, rolls and coffee will be \Aai& AmmmammW contained garnet and white ice . . . ¦ - • people call him "cheap." A—MA^ALWMWMt S h e attended provided by the Ladies Aid. ' Teachers Train- roses. The trophy winner was file who spends too much ' ^ Awmwkmmmmmmmmm' omitted in the Monday 's Daily Rev. Zessln has accepted a call money is often called n "play ing School ait ¦ .' Gifted Council to St. , Paul's Evangelical Luth- j^^^^^^^^^^^^^H Decorah, Iowa, News. . ¦ m theran Church , Menomohie, Those who do not try to earn .,;. _,_ , , ' and taught wis. ¦' • .;' ¦ ' «rea And our hearty eongratula. slates meeting '¦ ¦ ' money are thoueht to be lazy, - - ¦ ¦ • ¦ . near Peterson Attorney attends : . . . And , the one who carefully saves ,lon * to Miss Mary Jane Lehn. ¦ , our new Winona Couny for severa l law class reunion The Winona;Branch of the his life-time earnings is some. J^r years, She mar- Minnesota Council for the Gift- 25th anniversary times considered a fool who D"ry ' r.rineesil : ried Nels Srna- GALESVILLE, Wis; (-Special") ed will meet Wednesday at 8 never got anything out of life. We'll make it: easier for you to ETTEICK , Wis. (Special) - your money by in 1903 and — Arthur F. Giere, Galesville's p.m. in the lower library of Mr. and Mrs; Melvin Gunder- seems that it just isn't easy make the most of —- octogenarian attorney, attended Winona Senior High School. to do the right thing with money! if you'll let us at the First a\a- they lived at son observed their 30th wedding We f ake this opportunity to salute lional Bank of Winona tell you Peterson until the fioth reunion of the 1912 Truman Hickethier, chairman anniversary June 13. Gunder- Mrs. Smaby for the gifted in, the dairy fa rmer and the dairy about some of the ideas which 1951, when they law school of the University of the Winon a son and the former Agnes Ot- Industry for their fine confribu. may help you to wiser spending, moved to Rushford. Smaby died Minnesota, Minneapolis, Satur- Public Schools, will speak on terson were married at Zion tlons to the health, 'enjoyment saving, and borrowing. Just part in 1965. day and Sunday. Of the original the program on a local level. Lutheran Church in Blair on and prosperity of the Winona of being a "Full Service" Bank I Mrs. Smaby has fi-ve chil- 73 class members, 17 are still Interested persons are invited. June 20. 1942. dren. Norris and Bill, Moor- living. Eight attended the ban- HM-_HE^H-^-HBRB-B--H-M _Bn_HHI_^_H_H_n-H__HH__nfl-H-HHH quet , and reunion, all of whom m m head , Minn.; Art and Phillip, mmm ^^^m^m^^^^ ^m\ ^^^^^^^t^^^ ^^7^^^^^^fc W^^^^^W^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^kY ' Minneapolis, and Mrs. Gerhard are actively engaged in the WfEf ? " 'AV* ' mmm J : C ^* ' mmmm ' ^ 0PEN ¦ (Geneva) Oian . She also has 13 practice of Ia-w. : _JAJ*W j "^l 4_y* ""7 '" mW^- *fl) grandchildren and . 10 great- (PWI Kiciorowskl Jr. Photo) The Giere family will hold a grandchildren.: Mr. and Mrs. Caiy Villeneuve reunion Sunday at Giere's home P _ __ 4^^^__ W at Windy Point, Galesville. Y ^^^H|^^^Q^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Prior to failing eyesight, Mrs. ¦ B Smaby was active in church __R?j_?^^_^^!^^_^^^_ and garden club activities. She McElmury reunion i^^^_^^^^_^^^^_§v]^^!^ m§\ ?-^^^^_^^_^_^^BIA had been a judge at many S us a n Stol f m an Br id e vQw 1 \\\ wk w _Hj McElm-ury m "JL 'J Y _D f W DP W If J. \ *Pv I flower shows in the area. The family reun- ^ ^ ion was held Stinday at Farm- ol Gary Villeneuve er's Community Park. Approxi- mately 30 families attended the Miss Susan Stoltman , daugh- fant veil of silk illusion and she 20th reunion. The oldest mem- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stolt- carried a bouquet of carnations ber present -was Olga McEl- man, 465 St. Charles St., became and roses. mury , Houston , Minn. The youngest member was Betsy the bride of Cary Villeneuve, son Mrs. Warren Terwilliger was Rae Peterson , Fountain City, of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ville- matron of honor and Miss Amy Mr! and Mrs . Roger Ladewitf neuve, 322 E. 3rd St., in a June Stoltman and Miss Susan Sher- were named chairmen for next 3 ceremony at St. Stanislaus man were bridesmaids. Their year's reunion. Catholic Church here. gowns were of floral batiste and offici- Stockton WSCS The Rev. Douglas Gits they wore picture hats. ated , with Mrs. William Tarras, STOCKTON,. Minn. - The || * ' ^ organist. PATTI Jo Rolling was flower sfuRbY' STdRAGE^HEST •••'P'j LAmm^^Wl J^SfflX i'l" *" ' - '^ ^ WSCS of the Stockton United «. .I..7Ea. - »Doy, /' 7/ ROOM SIZE girl and Todd Villeneuve was . AfA.AJ—ml Rf^fi {¦ \ #/tf^f / . ] RUGS THE BRIDE wore a gown of Methodist Church will meet 25 *i&y,x\ra\\-pwpo ,a mA2mA2% X '•• .tW "^ I _?CTy_ /¦/_ ¦ ¦ I \ t5fc£ 1 silk organza over taffeta , styled ring bearer. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the or 35x) 8x6" under bod _K»__TM I -T_^.. A I I I £$J?S& ^_P|. I J Reg . 15.9i _Bb __rf __d| 4t% ^mW^mWla. M\ ¦ IB *% with Victorian neckline, empire Best man was Mike Bennett church parlors. Mrs. Lawrenco chest. Woodgraln. t BRflfll \ \ \ V Mmm%gSX>Jr$V>./! »'-' ' * l'V''^IM MM Oevering will present the les- . \ B_H__fv _K___f« Slle A '1- ¦ bodice and long sleeves. Venise with Warren Terwilliger and mm \ V \ 1 V \^^H ' /'!' ' " I gown and the son. lace accented the Jack Sherman as groomsmen. skirt feature* a self ruffle. A D00R camelot headpiece held her bouf- David Stoltman and Chuck Mc- Kcy seated the guests. i^py ill^^.i liMm'J v BUSTER A reception was held at the \/ ^88^li\ \ I Jo Lynne Miller Named to Teamsters Club following the ceremony. JykL ^ ¦Mr .and Mrs. Frank J. The bride is a graduate of Era |^Pi F^ioN swu^EA^ KITSCHEN High School and Miller , St. Louis Park , Winona Senior state office Winona State College and is em- _iii _ V 4« SINK SET Minn., announce the engage- ( Special) - Stanislaus Grade 9^»COLORAMA SAVINGS ON !! ^BV#Bft * .88 _C99 Reg 1>84 ~ 4 Days 0n,y ARCADIA , Wis. ployed by St. * mMk MB^m**jt. g.9» \ Plastic- drainer with ment of their daughter, Jo daughter of grad- FLOOR BIKINIS 40 TAMPAX* ! aAmm A Ug. t.31 ^LLMW s. X cup, Ann Sendelbach, School. Her husband is a II MM "•a- "* A Oayt MMW Doyt i drain mop, soap dish. Lynne to "William Norton «#ff.. _ _w¦*_*,* MM t Diyi ^MMW A board, , , Mr. and Mrs . William Sendel- uate of Albert Lea High School MfBgr Reg iA.\mMtty mm * ^^^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ___¦ tf Clili'l.lmlull* Mln.t'llllnll.lli Mlii.i'l.tndJN.Jatl. tamm m son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald bach , Waurnandee, Wis., was and is a student at Winona f -bO Pr, '" A ll A^ Am W ' 9 T p e c V,M the State College. Ho is employed „,„_ /_., ., „ . ,„ 1 ?: ' , " Solid., prlnti. VMt looki: l-pltc» nylon tulti In !l Am M Norton , Plainview , Minn. elected to state office at •, r Bo WOtt eotion.V. A»i1" '». mA ^M FASHIONS ° x°'40 regular or .. |n poly.t.r , nylon or dramatic color, or .mart SAVE) ^P ¦ Wisconsin Associa- by Piggly Wiggly. The couple ecSffi%atata bland,. 5-7.7 SMVC' Miss Miller and her fi- 26th annual tupar tampon.. Print!, t-U. c0(lonblwd».7/8-l 5/16. 2-pc cottom er _____ \ nylon*, j | Dj ance are students at St. tion of Future Homemakers of will live at 3GIH. Johnson St. America Convention at Green The bride was honored at Cloud State College. three prenuptial parties. a An Aug, 2G wedding is Lake. ^ Ann was elected District TSvo planned in St . Louis Pa rk . editor. Her duties will invol ve correspondence with 40 chapters Or open house WWI Auxiliary in District Two and attending HOUSTON, Minn. (Special) state executive meetings. — Mr. and Mrs. Allen Orr , Severa l donation s were voted Ann has served as parliamen- Houston , will be honored Sun- GOWNS | COTTON at the Thursday evening meet- tarian and is currently serving silver wedding an- Assorted colors, ]0O% acclnle , j[ liB^^mX^t^-CTPl < I day on their l^^^g^ f^ ^ tf '^ »__^ / ' ing of WWI Auxiliary to Bar- as vice president of the Arcad- niversary with an open house ^^^^^^ ' SHIFTS racks 1002 at Valley View ia chapter. She has also receiv- from 2 to 5 p.m. at their home. Tower. The group voted to send ed her junior degree. She will The celebration will be hosted BmSmTmaSC COnON BEACH TOWELS FOLDING FURNITURE money to the local Day Activity attend the National Future by the couple's children. m m | | -M +mt **W Center and to victims of the Homemakers of America Con- are wel- MW \\Uta.3.2no.-ADoytmm^Mmw *>a *%9& ».». M96 || SVJOf Friends and relatives Mw 4 m\w ? ¦ ^^ " Rapid City flood aren. 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OF CHATTER, A GIFT OF BABBLE AWP OF T tVAPPLE I ROBERT BEADLES ,1 ANP CACKLE , AMP TW » PpLE , ANP BLATHER , AMP- I Phono 452-4529 MON. & FRL 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. —SUNDAY 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Court won't oust reserve clause By HERSCHEL NISSENSON reserve clause raised the possi- recent strike in April, The bas- "The ruling doesn't make a negotiating. After a certain Associated Press Sports Writer bility of another and more mas- ic agreement covers minimum lot of -difference and the play- time with a club, say five years For the third time in 50 sive general strike next spring salary, expenses and many oth- ers were not looking to make or eight years, a player should years, the U.S, Supreme Court than the one which delayed the er rules. utter chaos, which complete eli- be able to sit down and nego- has refused to overturn base- start of the 1972 baseball sea- One baseball executive, ask- mination of the reserve clause tiate on whether he can get ball's unique status as the only son for more than a week. ing to remain unidentified, would do. However, some own- more money if he's worth it, or sport exempt from antitrust said, "I hope we're intelligent ers now have an idea how the be free to bargain with another "Technically, it is a subject manage- players feel club." Y . laws. argaining, said enough players and . for collective b " ment alike—to negotiate this The lighest court in the land Richard Moss, counsel for the "What we are going to seek In its decision, the court thus threw the matter back at before we're forced to do it." at the meeting table is an agreed that baseball is a busi- Players Con- a seqmingiy disinterested Con- it That power rests with agreement that will give veter- ness engaged in interstate com- Association. "But practically, gress. But Justice Harry A. gress, which has adoped none is the subject for a strike, a an players some freedom in merce and Justice Blackmun of the more than 50 bills in- it Blackmun, delivering the Su- called its antitrust exemption long strike. You either forget s majority opin- troduced in the last two dec- and both are preme Court' "an aberration" and "an ex- or strike over it, ion, noted that Congress has ades to change baseball's re- unfortunate courses." ception and an anomaly." serve system which binds a had a long time to do some- player to one team indefinitely. The so-called basic agree- thing about it and said the fact In a 5-3 ruling Monday ment between players and own- that it did nothing indicates Huettl blanks against a suit brought by for- ers expires Dec. 31, along with more than "mere Congressional mer outfielder Curt Flood, the pension and health insurance silence and passivity." St. Charles 3-0 court's refusal to redefine the agreements reached , after the In fact, he said , the Supreme Court "has concluded that Con- LAKE CITY, Minn. — Mike gress has had no intention to Huettl struck out 11, walked subject baseball's reserve sys- three and gave up just one hit tem to the reach of the anti- as Lake City shut out St. trust statutes." Charles 3-0 in an American Basehall Commissioner Bow- Legion Baseb all game here ie Kuhn said the decision Monday. - '. '. "opens the way for renewed Huetil' re- s batterymate, Terr_v collective bargaining on the Steffenhagen, had two of Lake serve system following the 1972 City's three hits as the Tigers season." scored one in the sec end and Exactly what the players two in the third. ,- ' want was explained by Milt ST. CHARLES ..... 000 000 0—0 1 . ball is Los LAKE . CITY. . . .;... 01J 000 x-3 3 A V DOUBLE DRIBBLE . . . Pirates second blast to left field. Looking for the Pappas, player representative Searcy anl Hsnkerton; Mik« Huettl «n< sacker Dave Cash looks dowii at hobbled ball Valentine. The Curt Flood Angeles second baseman Bob of the Chicago Cubs: Terry Sloffentuoert . after beating out liis fifth-inning broken bat umpire is Ed Vargo. (AP Photofax) Astros fin d groove they like Bucs blast way out of a fut By ALEX SACHARE cisco 7-6 in 11 innings. Phila- rained out, while the New York into first place on the all-time added three more runs in the Associated Press Sports Writer delphia's game at Atlanta and Yankees, Milwaukee, Kansas Pirate list with 1,275, two more fifth , one in the sixth, three in The Pittsburgh Pirates Sail Diego's contest at St. Louis City and : Chicago White Sox than Hall of Famer Pie Tray- the seventh and four in the blasted their way out of a rut were rained out. ; were not scheduled. nor. ; .;' .. eighth. Monday night , but the Houston In the American League, Bos- Oliver and Clemente drove in Pittsburgh ended Its scoreless "It really didn't matter who [ Astros have found a groove ton b,ombed Texas 12-0, Califor- three runs apiece for the Pi- streak with two runs in tie first was pitching out there tonight," they'd like to stay in,: nia edged Baltimore 4-3 and rates, whose .284 team batting inning off Don Stutton, . 8-2— declared Oliver. "This team is V The Pirates, shut out by San Oakland beat Detroit 7-3. Cleve- average is tops in the majors. with both losses coming at the CContimied on next page ) and 1-0 in r Diego 4^1 their last land's game at Minnesota was The three RBI moved Clemente hands of the Pirates. The Bucs ; ' - Bncs Y:. | two starts and scoreless for 23 y innings, erupted for 16 hits—iri- j eluding, home runs by Roberto V Clemente, Gene Alley and A3 j' -;. Oliver—and pasted the Los An- Mazeroski, planning to retire, ' . - geles Dodgers 13-3, The Astros, meanwhile, got their second consecutive one-hit | pitching performance when ; Larry Dierker limited New wants to be coach not manager i York to- a lone single as Hous- > ton defeated the Mets 3-0 for PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pitts- After inserting one of Tiis for the past couple of years, ¦ the Astros¦ ' fifth straight victo- ¦ ¦¦ ¦: ¦ ¦ " ¦ burgh Pirate seco-nd-baseman ever-presentv wads of chewing and right now I am pretty !¦ ry. Y . . - . ;/; ; I As a result, Pittsburgh Bill Mazeroski, who plans to re- tobacco, "Maz" said he. instead much sure that this will be my j moved back into first place in tire after this season , says he 'd preferfed a coaching job. last season." V like to be a major league "I'd like to stay with Pitts- Winner of Golden j the National League East , by eight i one-halt game over the Mots , coach—but definitely not a burgh, if possible," he added . Gloves, Mazeroski has played manager, Battling his waistline and his in only 10 games this j : while the Astros pulled Within a season i half-game of first-place Cincin- "There's ,no way- I want to aging legs, the 5-foot-ll, - 203- and collected four hits in 14 get into managing the way it is pounder confirmed earlier that times at bat. ' : -ziati- in the NL West. The Reds were blanked by Montreal 2-0. today and get an uleer," the 35- he planned to call it quits as a "I think I still have the re- HOT FAST ENOUGH . . . Sail Francisco score from third on a wild pitch, but Phoebus year-old six-time All-Star said player after this season. flexes," the soft-spoken in- outfielder Jimmy Rosario slides across home covered the plate too quickly and tagged him In the only other National before Monday's game with the "It's almost certain," he fielder said. "But it's my legs plate, while Chicago Cubs Tom Phoe- out. (AP Photofax) :¦ League baseball action , the Dodgers, "I' m just not the type said. - 'It's something^ that has that are the main problem bus puts the tag on him. Rosario tried to Chicago Cubs nipped San Fran- Bill Mazeroski of guy for that job." been going through my mind now." V Pro sports no LeJetz are €F&sigr$.ftio rained out lot: Cosell EAU CLAIRE, Wis. -The Came Winona LeJetz - Eau Claire, NFL stars for WASHINGTON (AP) - chairman that it. should have ^ Wis., American Legion baseball Sports commentator Howard the power to suspend or cancel doubleheader scheduled here ' team franchises for serious vio- Seagrams Cosell rained verbal blows on Monday night was postponed some of his favorite athletic vil- lations of regulations. because of rain. broadcasts lains Monday and urged Con- TV Another witness, Jack Dolph , No date has been immediate- gress to create a commission to commissioner of the American NEW YORK (AP) — What tion in any direction before the regulate what he said are the ly set as a makeup. Basketball Association, testified does Canadian professional snap of the ball. excesses of professional sports, The LeJetz, with an 8-2 rec- a point the current bidding war is de- football have that the National It's . got a rouge, 7 Crown. "There is a curious legend stroying professional basketball ord , will travel to Caledonia for Football League doesn't? scored by the punting team that every athlete is a shining a scheduled non-league contest It's got a field that's 10 yards whenever the ball is kicked into manhood, that every contest is and disrupting college basket- (he ball. Friday at 7-.30 p.m. longer and 12 yards wider. end zone and not run out. inherently pure and that every It's got Alex Karras and Jex- He said the bill creating the The LeJetz are scheduled to It's got 12 players to a team owner a dedicated and selfless instead of 11. ry Kramer. man concerned only with the sports commission is a long- host Mankato and Eau Claire range proposition that will not It's got three running backs good of the sport," said Cosell, in a pair of doubleheaders Karros and Kramer are the lend itself to stemming the bid- Sat- instead of two in the backfield. latest stars of Canad ian foot- a reporter and commentator urday and Sunday, respective- for the ABC network. ding war of easing the financial It's got a rule that permits ball. No—the two former Na- And he told a Senate subcom- problems it has caused. ly. the running backs to go in mo- tional FootbaU League linemen mittee sports , writers have are not returning to action . But added to the legend and have they will be telling everyone helped make professional about Canadian football and the sports "a privileged sanctuary rouge on a 110-station television from lif e — a looking glass hook-up that will be gin tele- Because in America more people drinkand enjoy 7 Crown ihan F^V world—a Camelot." Its time for Twins casting Canadian League the leading Scotch and.Canadian combined. And they do it for a very M It's no Camelot, said Cosell, games to the American market good reason: the taste. It's uniquely and consistently smooth. M as he proceeded to complain beginning July 3. So whateve r you do this summer, take 7 Crown along, too. m\m about sports monopolies, foot- The television scrie s is not Taste the best of America. wmi ball games which only a privi- Ihe first in which Canadian Say Seagram's and Be Sure. V leged few can attend , TV black- to get going again football has tried to make head- Sv'i __sj£E?$_««n*ts_._B__j!__ ..MtimmammuJaaaaaWatAk s WMMWW$MwMMm&M/Ww%Mw-xmi:m$2mam ^$ outs of. major local games and way in the American market, W\ tlMlnWrarMHrn ~"if_i_H_^_^B___ ' > '>*<*$i&$&WvM?^Mmaaaaaam switches of baseball nnd fool- By PAT THOMPSON first 15 games and set the early with bruised ribs. Olivn , the hut it may be the most con- ball franchises motivated only ST. PAUL (AP) - It's time , certed effort. SSsfSk A_^HL_M_«_^_^i^H__PR pace in Uie West Division of the 1971 batting champion who was ___ .> '" ""?< ^\**^ * m *tiM\\mmmw MM ^^^ by profit. .says Manager Hill Rigney, for American League, on the disabled list the first two What is being pushed , accord- I !! HHH-9P'^ ,* ^MaaaM\Mr He put much of the blame on the Minnesota Twins to get "Now is the Lime for us to months of the season, is hitting ing to press releases, "is the the owners nnd declared , "I do going again . " go-for-the-bomb" action built % WmmWkm^^M^ make a move," Rigney reflect- .375 wi th six hits in lfi trips. S>m3mmamaWmaTmWma ^ ^m ^W^^^W_Hlfl-l-Mr%<- ____M__H__^M^^mma^m__M__^__^__^__^____^__|X not buy their pica that they The Twins , who play a dou- ed Monday after rain postponed Of the rookies on Wie club, into professional football in should be allowed lo clean their bleheader tonight starting at an afternoon game against the Eric Soderholm hns won a Canada ', which is supposed to own houses. 5:30 agaiast the Cleveland In- Indians, "It's time we picked regular job at third ba.se and be a natural by-product of ha v- ' JafflMi^vH^^^Jmm ? ' 1 il¦( ~ Artifrl^ffl-^-B-H-MJiMBII-Wm ' * Ik ^ ing a national sports commis- could play a part in returning Rigney hns assigned Jim see more action, and outfielder for American fans . It is ex- sion and told Sen , Marlow tho Twins to early season form Kant , 7-2, and Dick Woodson, 4- Steve Bryo was beinning to hit tremely difficult for Americans Cook , It-Ky„ the subcommittee with which to cheer for the Saskatchcwain mm ' .. JilMMlilr''WVffl-H-^-^-fflWHIWilMWM they won 12 of their 5, to pitch In the twi night dou- when he left for two weeks of PllllW "' * m^i^!_^_H_-^I^^^^K^__i»M_n-_^_H^_H_S_nliili^§^^!^^'^_^_^_^_^_^_l^^ blehoadcr ngninst Cleveland' s military reserves. Roughriders nnd Winnipeg Blue i «£ i _^__^_i^_s^^^^^^@l^_S_m__H^»raSH-_t^_-l__l^_i^_i_^_^____^_^_^_l Bombers. HM ~ ^^ ^ Vince Colbert , 1-4, nnd Ray "Our youngsters are stinting y Lamb, 1-0. to get a bettor feel of their feet Hut there arc several former IL_.k.. iiiM^-K^MiS^^iiWv^WM--^-B The veteran 'IVins' manager on 'ground ," snid Rigney. "It "bi g name" products o[ U.S. _M_il_G_^KlHiiS_Qk* , l¥w^liPIP^_^_^B snid the improved ^S _ play of the looks like the aggressiveness college football in Canada , in- w_i_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^P^^_fl_tt_M«Ll__lH_^H_i_HPm!!^f_flHVi^_^_H_i^ &#*¥ ^ sl***^ , *t ^f^^MMMMm..j ^SLnamlL.^ mwmm ^^m several rookies on the club, the _ cafeSTO, we had early in the season is cluding former Notro Dame l-i-i-^-^-^-^-^-B^^HHi-^-^K|_„^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^^^»%i_^__|__^__^__^___ 'h _-*.<$it4f> /%• % 'Vsif ZtK&SKkmyL^mMaammm emergence o( Harmon Kill- starting to come back." quarterback Joe Tlieisiwmm IH-_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_H_H_ii_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_H_-^i ^ ^^^H^H__aH_^_l^^^H ebrew from a Blump and return Rigney met with Calvin Griff- nnd lineman Granville Liggins YY|J? EARNINGS of Danny Thompson and Tony \ ^&rf ith Monday to discuss what of Oklnhoma and Jim Slillwa- fl-_^_i--^-^-^-^-^-^^^-i-^-^-^-^-Hp ^^a»ta!l* fA^rmsraBB-HP^-^-l Olivn to tho lineup should help player will be sent clown when gon of Ohio State. ^Jifc^L mm'.^M mmWJMmaaaaaWGuaranteed Incom* [f_l_i /|_P|__Hfi tho Twins drive back into con- Bryc rejoins the club this week- The re's also Kramer, who ;ni- ¦i_^_^_^_^_HlRm_HH_vH _h__2__j__i__^__|__H R_RF tention . ^__^_ __^__^__^__^__^__^PQ _^__ 'MmmmmBSSsMmmmmmWln_^_H-fl_NHI____^_l_l^_^F°" _^_^_^_1 end. There's also the possibility thored "Instant Replay " , nn in- ^-H-^-H--^-^-^-^I^-^-^-^-I^B-HF 'iMMmmM FU ^r the Best Killebrew, who has six of bringing a player or two up stant nest seller revolving ^ 2K5™> B ER homers _fl__^_^H^_H_ _^_2P^ r _i|^^npm^^^r ^_y_H__H 154-1008 In QUALITY and SERVICE: In 454-5135^ , has taken over his cus- from the Clnss AAA (arm lenm around his days under Conch V^^H tomary position of loading the DISABILITY And LIFE INSURANCE at Tncomn. Vlnco Lomhnnli nt Green Bay, team in runs hatted in , 28, with The Twins after the RffMmMmMimmmmmBirlUmWwimW\ ' : ; SEE or CALL , four- and Knrrns , an outspoken for- \^mmWaTaaaMaM\Ma)M^^ five RBI the last four games. gnmo weekend series nt. Kansas mer member of Ihe Detroit MONARCH LIFE INS. CO. Thompson , hitting .271, has City, return to Metropolita n Lions. started two IflHHBHJPi I 63V_ West Fourth Phon« 454-460. straight games Stadium next Monday to meet Howard Cosell may have to SUGRAll DIS7IIUR5 CO., H.r.C. BLCXDE0 W1II5 KEY. BQ PROOF. 65% GRAIN.^ HtUTRM.firtRH3 - ' after missing more than n week California nnd Kansas City. look to his laurels. Gals want Olympic Quarry last of great white track camp moved

(AP) Amateur says , ANGELES - Two hopes LOS Ali Athletic , Union a little fat Presi- American record-holders id dent Jack Kelly and sent a By JACK STEVENSON heavyweight champion Bob for the Los Angeles workout. a sparring mate, Ali climbed _ women'* track events said copy to Nell Jackson, women's LOS ANGELES (AP) Mu- Foster for his 175-pound crown. Trainer Angel. Dundee said, out of the ring to feign an ang- Ex-heavyweight king Ali think he Monday they would boycott Olympic team coach who lives hammad Ali termed his foe of , "I should come in be- ry attack/ And he took the mi- next week, , as looking forward to a return tween 217 and 220 and that crophone to introduce their Olympic training camp if "Joe in Champaign, home of the Uni- "the last of the great white match against the only man to should be good;" Frazier" only to quickly add, the site was not moved from versity of Illinois. hopes" yet the former cham- beat him, heavyweight king Joe A throng of about 6,000 "Lady, I'm sorry, you look just Champaign, III. "We shouldn't have to com- Environmental Foundation funded pion appeared a little fat when Frazier, says, "Quarry is a turned out at the Forum to like Joe Frazier." Discus thrower Olga Connolly pete where it's hot, humid and THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT'S appropriations bill: he worked out in Los Angeles. counter puncher, can hit and is watch Ali spar with heavy- And in the post-workout inter- "like those men in the rocket fast. I ¦won our first fight when view session, he started, "Th» arid long jumper Martha "Wat- always raining, said Miss passed the House this week and with it went a $75,000 tab weight Charles James and light " ships, they count out 10, 9, R he suffered a c-ut, where he sermon today will be the de- son said they wrote a letter to Watson. She said her letter was for continuation of the environmental education program heavyweight Eddie Jones, both carried out by the Minnesota Environmental Sciences Foun- until they get to zero," Ali com- wasn't cut before, and that of Los Angeles. The ex-champ struction of Joe Frazier." also signed by nine other Olym- might not happen again. pic qualified dation in Minneapolis. mented in explaining his con- clowned intermittedly during a A follower corrected him and girls. dition. "They wouldn't really be he added "I mean Jerry Quar- Miss Watson, from Long First District Rep. Albert H. Quie Went to serious workout. Both •. sparring . ready at the count of four. "So I'm risking everything In partners hit him. "I was delib- ry." . Beach, Calif., made her state- bat for the program when the U.S. Bureau of fighting him. Plainview rips "I've got eight days left and " erately taking punches," he Ali said "my people and Fra- ment at the meeting of the Sport Fisheries and Wildlife withdrew its sup- I'll be ready." Yet Ali trained down to 217V. zier's people are negotiating Southem California Track said. "I might have to take a " port for the coming year. Ali meets Jerry in a 12-round- pounds for his winning 12-roufld couple." and then added, "While he's Byron 6-1/ 1.-4 Writers Association. The same bill includes $12 mi llion for land er at Las Vegas on June 27 on effort last month against resting somewhere in North "There is usually so much the same card when brother PLAINVIEW, Minn. - Plairi- acquisition for the Voyageurs National Park in George Chuvalo of Canada at When a fan hollered, "Do it Carolina or South Carolina, Fin wind that people have to hold Mike Quarry challenges light Vancouver and was about 224 like Joe Frazier," in a shout to taking on all the contenders." .view's American Legion team the high jump cross bars. It northern Minnesota. chalked up two more wins here seems that . Miss Jackson would Now all that's left before the money is officially avail- Saturday night to bring its rec like to have the camp close by able for the program is for the bill to pass the senate — which no doubt will take a while. Park-Rec leagues ord to 5-2 with 6-1 and 13-4 so that she doesn't get docked ¦ Van Deinse a wins over Byron. any pay. I'm going to lose mon- Minnesota boats must have lights . . . .- ',' Mike Burgdorf got the win in ey by going to this camp." SOME OF THE new boating laws in the Gopher state 2 tr iple plays the opener with eight strike Mrs. Connolly said, "Lstayed have confused some boat own- Two tied for surprise in outs to his credit while giving out of the sport for three years ers. Others are getting into up just one hit --. a triple in and < when I start throwing trouble because they aren't the; fifth. again, I meet the same terrible- . aware of the changes. National lead net tourney Joe Anderson and Dick Klas- situation. The officials are ei- One of the most often Over- Midget loop sen each tagged a pair of hits in ther incompetent or don't have looked new laws is the one MIDGET NATIONAL¦¦ while John Anderson and Mark the intellectual capacity to pertaining to boat lights. W L ' • W :L The Park-Rec Midget League Cierzan then threw the ball . ROCHESTER, Minn. - Wino- Standinger accounted for two know how bad a training site Every bOat operated after . Peerless Chain 1 o Randall' s 1 2 season is no more than one to second baseman Tom Port- na 's Bill Van Deinse and his RBI's each: that place would be. Winona Natl. 2 0 R«d Mini's l 2 " dark must have some kind Winona Plmg. 1 1 Mrchts Bank. 12 week old and already two tri- er to force out Czaplewski, and partner , Dave Peterson of Min- Jeff Wedge picked up the win Mrs. Connolly won the discus of light on board. ; Motor- Out-Dor Stora 2 1 Kothltr Auto 0 3 Porter threw on to first base- Monday's Results ple plays have been pulled off neapolis, surprised the field hy on the mound in the second in 1956 for Czechoslovakia in powered craft—including ca- Winona Plumbing 5, Red Men's J. man Allen Nelson before Scott game, where Klassen went two the Olympic Games and then noes and sailboats that may- Randall's 9, Koehler Aulo O. by teams in the National Divi- could get back for the third out. winning the doubles title in the Merchants Bank :, Out-Dor Store t. for three and Wedge drove in married Hal Connolly, who won operate after dark under mo- sion. •. ; ' The Out-Dor Store still man- Rochester Invitational Men's four runs. the hammer throw in those tor power — must have:: the The other scheduled game In the bottom of the fourth in- aged to eke out a 1-0 victory conventional red and green Tennis Tournament held here The victories helped avenge games for the United States. between Winona National and ning of a game between Ran- on the strength of Kevin Polus' She has competed in past years bow lights and the white two-hit pitching. over the weekend. a lf>4 drubbing at the hands of Peerless Chain w as rained out Oul-Dpr Byron earlier thi« season. for the USA in the Olympics, stern light, while non-mo- dall's and the Store last Just two days later in a Na- Van Deinse and Peterson up- and holds the American record torized craft may use just and will be made up Friday week, Craig Czaplewski and tional League tilt pitting Peer- set the top three seeded teams at 185 feet 3 inches; a. flashlight or lantern. . morning at 9:30 at the Senior Dave Scott of the Out-Dor Store less Chain against the Mer- in the tourney en route to their Miss Watson shares the Whichever class fits your High field . drew walks to start the inning. chants Bank, the Merchants Church softball boat be sure you're aware of doubles victory. In the opening American long jump record , All Midget American League The next batter , Paul Brosna- managed to load the bases in with Willye White the new laws and avoid the round they disposed of Ken Bar- is rained out of Chicago at games scheduled for today han, drilled a liner to Randall's the top of the fourth on a walk 21-6. fines that are levied against to Jim Zaborowski, a single by tell and Mike Dobrin by iden- those who try to slip by — Must have lights were rained but and will be shortstop Steve Cierzan. The National League of Wi Ed Harkness, and another free tical scores of 6-2, in the sec- s Church Softball circuit ignorance of the law is no made up Friday. Bub's will pass to Tim Doyle. ond round tke knocked off Du- Y nona' . excuse. ' y was rained out for the second Lake City youth . . ¦ meet the National Guard at But the fourth batter in the ane Peterson and Bill Laurie of week in a row Monday night. Archers give $2,000 to aid deer . . .''. 10:30 a.m:, the Athletic Club inning, Jim Hermann, hit a Winona 6-1, and 64, ana" & Monday's slate of scheduled wins, P H&T title THE DEER in Minnesota are $2,076 richer today thanks will take on Polachek Electric bouncer right back to the the quarter-finals, they defeat- r mound games will be made up June to the efforts .of the Minnesotate State Archery Association. National Bucs , and Peerless' pitcher ed the No. 3-seeded team of LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) at 1 p.rn;, and First of June 12 The association donated the money — proceeds. of its annual . Kevin Konkel . .- fired the ball to Dave Mathews and Tim Burke, 30, and the games — Joel Pretzer 9, of Lake Bank wili face Sunbeam Bread (Continued from page 4b) . will be played this Friday at , shoot — to the state DNR for use in projects to improve his catcher, Carl Johnson to 7-6, 6-7, and 6-2. City won first place in the area deex habitat. at 2:30 p.m. loaded with latent, confidence force Zaborowski at the plate. In the semi-finals, Bob Van the same time and site that Pitch, Hit and Thro w contest they were originally, set for. ; According to DNR Commissioner Robert PEE WEE AMERICAN and pride, and it just wanted to Johnson then rifled a throw Hoef and Mark Van Hoof fell in the Twin Cities this week- ' ¦ ' ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ' L. Herbsf, the DNR gave the archers a choice of .¦:' . • w L ' '. ' . .' W L show the people something." down to first to double-up Her- victim to Van Deinse and Pe- The only exception of the '. ' ' . Shriners Club 0 0 ends UCT 10 Meanwhile, the Astrodome, mann , and first baseman Scott terson by 6-4 margins, and in June 12 make-up.schedule will Pretzer will not compete in the area in which their funds would be used, Hot Fish Shop 1 0 Wrner Swasey 0 1 at Daily News 1 0 Choata's 0 1 Dierker showed the Houston Evenson alertly threw back to the finals, they upended the :No. be a showdown between first- the and they chose the "Necktie Rive r Deed Yard," o 1 another contest July 8-9 at Winona Agiicy 1 . 0 Westgate Bowl fans something,. too, duplicating Johnson in time to nail Hark- 1-seeded duo of Connie Custodio place Christian Action and sec an area of birch and aspen uplands — the kind Lake center 0 0 Police Dept. 0 1 Met Center. Jerry Reuss one-hit effort ness who was attempting to and Warren Swanson by scores ond-place Central Lutheran Other Lake City boys en- Monday's Results ' of area archers like to hunt. against the Phillies Sunday, It score from second on the play. of 6-4 and 7-6. which has been set for Wed- tered in the contest -were Paul primarily, shearing and cutting Winona Agency 5, Police Dcpl. 0. ' The money will go for Daily News 4, Westgate Bowl 1. ,- - . was only the eighth time back- The triple play helped pre- nesday night at 6:30 at Frank- Schrieber, 10, Jeff . BeFrang, s 0. of mature aspen and other hardwoods so that the new Hot Fish Shop J, Choate ' to-back one-hitters ha\p. been serve a 1-0 /victory for Peer- lin Held. , and Terry Schumacher, 12. UCT 1, Warner t\ Swasey 0. 11 grofth following -will provide the needed browse for deer. itched less as Konkel pitched a one- provide winter cover p . Pines and oaks will be left standing to Dave Luebbe fired a no-hit- The lone safety off Dierker, hitter. (the pines) and one of the deer's favorite foods, acorns. ter and fanned ten for Winona 6-4, was a third inning single by Fire lanes in the area also will be included in the Agency, Gary Smith belted . a KMQW MORE will 'be' seeded to clover to provide food for both Duffy Dyer. teAMA^STtO ABOUT ! project and . three-run homer for the Daily Houston scored twice in the ^l U ~ ^ v ' deer and grouse. ^:^ \] . 4t>% ^ Ai..-r » V News, Brad Hitt tossed a one- seventh on run-scoring singles ||_ i_ _|_ft.V^«-S>; > , 1. 4 " Mtf^ " >• - . . ^ ' ^ Indian Head Country summer meeting . .- . . hitter and struck out 12 for the by Lee May and Tommy THE SUMMER quarter meeting for members of Wis- Hot Fish Shop, and Dan Eich- Helms, ;then added another run Massev Ferguson consin's Indianhead Country wili be held July 23 at the maii threw a one-hitter and in the ninth on another RBI Spooner Country Club. Members and guests have , been whiffed a dozen for UCT. single by May. , invited to participate in the day-long session. A scheduled game between Montreal's Bill Stoneman TaBS? the Shriners Club and Lake I^MI »BD . Directors will ponder such things as a res- shut out the Cincinnati Reds on ** -**^ mmAm ^^m*^ ^ ^*^^^mmm ^\\f i\\mW irf .JL-J& ^-!' ^ ..J i Center Industries was rained four singles, while Tim Foli ervation service at the Indian Head information out and will be made up Friday Ask Tennessee Ernie Center/ Black River Crossing, fall and winter and Ron Woods drove in the Jll ^ at 9 a.m. runs with sacrifice flies. promotions hospitality week, sports and travel Expos' , All Pee Wee National League The Cubs posted their sixth shows and new publications. games slated for today were straight victory and moved The morning business session will be fol- rained out and will be played within /_ games of the lead in 2' l ^^ ^m lowed by lunch at the club. The afternoon will on June 30. the NL East when Glenn Beck- ^mW^" *#» . ^M^mmmm\ ^^mmf mmW*m^m kmmf kflHT _^_^_T be given to golf or sightseeing — which will in- ert doubled home Don Kcssi- clude a guided tour of the impressive fish Inclement weather forced nger in the 11th inning. Jim the remainder hatchery and rearing station at Spooner. postponement of Hickman and Ron 'Santo had of today's scheduled Park-Rec jMmP^^^rmt ^^L^^^^^^^mmmmmmmW The usual banquet will be held at B-J's Steak House, be- two-run homers for the Cubs Leagues. while Garry Maddox: hit a ginning at 5 p.m. Reservations for the day's events may be of Bantam League tilts Country, 1 A pair three-run blast for the Giants. made by contacting Wisconsin Indian Head Rt. will be made up Friday morn- , Chippewa Falls Wis. 54729 Box 313 , . ing with Blong's taking on Win- Reggie Smith clouted two gold Flour at 8:30 and Tousley home runs and drove in five Ford meeting Quality Chev at runs and Sonny Siebert hurled 9:30. a three-hitter as Boston whip- All Boys Knee-High American ped Texas. Siebe rt , 7-3, had a Scoreboard League games scheduled for to- no-hitter until Ted Kubiak hit a ^*^ W <-_B_5^i--^-^-^-^K^jbinE-if;^ _^_^_H»^^e^ | J ITT ^ < day will be made up Friday, 8-9- pinch-double leading off the iVU I \\ t^^^?Z^^^^\l ^^^aa ^^*^t^^~^s^AmmmmmW* Atlanta 27 It An 7'..* year-old Girls Tee-Ball games BASEBALL San Diego 20 17 .351 15 sixth inning, Rico Petrocelli AMERICAN LEAGUE San Francisco ... 11 41 .311 17!. will be played June 29, 10-11- and Danny Cat«r also homered M' ^:/^-^-_^-^-^-^-^^^^-^-^-^-J^^^l--^-^-B-^^^^^^-B8-B-j^-^-^-^-t Elst MONDAY'S RESULT S year-old Pee Wee Girls games W. U. Pet. G.B. Chicago 7, San Francisco l, 11 Innings. for Boston. Detroit 31 23 .574 Montreal 2, Cincinnati 0. have been reset for Thursday, Mike Epstein hit a pair of Baltimore 3D 24 .556 1 Houston 3, New York 0. and 12-13 Midget Girls games then drew a walk New York 2« 2» .453 4'/» Pittsburgh 13, Los Angeles 3, home runs, Boston 2J 28 Ait V/i Phllodolphia at Atlanta, rain. will also be played Thursday. with the bases loaded in the Cltvland » 21 .451 «',* San Diego at St. Louis, rain. to force across Milwaukee IT 14 .113 H'A TODAY'S CAMES eighth inning Witt San Francisco (Carrlthtrs 1-1) at Chi- Ralph Garr , who hit .343 for the tie-breaking run for Oak- Oakland 17 17 ..» cago (Hooton 4-4). the Atlanta Braves, last year land. Norm Cash hit his 15th Want to Know How Easy They Chicago 31 21 .(11 4 Los Angelas (John 401 at Pittsburgh MINNESOTA 2» 23 ,54f VM (Moose 5-2), night. stole 30 bases in his fi rst full homer of (the season for the Ti- trees Are to Own? ASK US! 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HANSEN- OVER THE ROAD truck driver.,¦ good FIVE HOLSTEIN heifers, close-up. 8 Want Ads My sincere thanki to relatives «n-~Jobsof Intarut—26 BLACK BULL—2 years eld. David Let, Biol 800-328-4775. In Minnesota NEW YORK WE ARE Tel. Peterson 875-2425. dial 800-552-1174. supply specialist*. Cltaleol lp»» market prices climbed moder- " Lost and Found "4 : driven tnvel BLIND ADS UNCALLED FOR -¦ RN FOR general duty staff nursing, call cialisti. Ambulance today. GOOD, SOUN D riding horses for silt. orderlitfc Serve where you*r» ately higher E-79, 81, M, ft. 98, .100. or write St. Joseph Hospital, Arcadia, SEARCHING! J Triple R, Tel. Rushford 864-1414. The Dow Jones average of 30 FREE FOUND ADS Wil. 54612. Tel. 601-323-3341. needed. Wllh us. Call toll free, our readari, noon was up 3.99 AS A PUBLIC SERVICE to FOR HORSESHOEING, trimming or 9 AM fo 8 PM. Dial 800-32J- Industrials at fret found ads will be published' when WANTED: Assistant Director of Nursing, We are searching for the ¦ ¦ corrective footwork, contact Jack Wsls, Make 4775. In Mlmtsolc, dial JKN- at 945.82. . ' person flndlns an article calls Iha am RN or LPN. Immediate placement Houston, Minn. Tel. 8W-J4JJ. Winona markets Classi- person who has enjoyed suc- 552-1174. Advances led declines on the Winona Dally & Sunday Newt for the right person. La Crecent Nurs- Froeutert Malt Corporation fied Dept. 452-3321. An l»-word notice Ing Center, L» Crescent, Minn. Tel. cess in his present field, but PUREBRED HEREFORD bulls, three, New York Stock Exchange by Hours I a.m. to 4 p.m. will be published free for , 2 day* In MTI. Rodvlk 195-4445. 3 years old. Herb Wlebke, Mabel, Submit sample belore loadins. an effort to bring finder and loser now greener pastures are Minn. Ttl; . -493-5451. - ' ' ¦ parttime nearly 3 to 2. . . . Barley purchased al prices subject tc together. \ DENTAL ASSISTANT—Job requires high Analysts said the upturn was change. scriocl or college physical science, beckoning. PUREBRED HAMPSHIRE and Yorkshire) kitten, til black. . Learn to be POUND—friendly, mole c^emlstry or biology, background. Re- boars. Roger Owtn, Durand, Wis, Ttl. due partly to technical factors, Bay State Milling Co. ' ¦Vicinity ' of Sarnia arid Lafayette. Tel. ' port from achool reojulred. Art training What do we offer such a 472-5717. after the market's recent down- Elevator A Grain Prices XSX-3532. : desirable, Apply In long hand Indicat- No. 1 northern spring wheat . '.,.1.52 ing occupational goal and family status. person? Expert supervision REGISTERED HEREFORD bulls, tirv- Jofa us—y«owr local Army Rei»rv« something ward drift . No. 2 northern spring whea t .. 1.50 GIRLS' 3-speed bicycle found mar Red Give references. Writ* A-2 Dally News. Iceable age. Good working condition. —for four 4-hour training sessions Some analysts also cited No. 3 northern sprlns wheat ., \.4t nwi store. Must Identify. Tel... 454-171«. and training when he starts, Anxiety 4 breeding. Rush Arbor Ranch, No. 4 northern spring wheat .. 1.42 « month arid two weelcieach year, hopes for progress in the meet- SIRLS-age 16 to 65, make big Rushford. TBI. 8444122. No. 1 hard -winter wheat ..... 1.51 FOUND-baseball fllov«, Madison School WOMEN, and above average earn- Earn from $2.40 to $4.20 per heur, you're not. ing currently under way be- No. 2 hart winter wheat ..... 1 .-49 playground. Owner may claim at 514 money and have fun taking orders for : ings as be progresses. An LEWISTON LIVESTOCK MARKET Call toll free, 9 AM lo 8 ?M Start a new career. Your lows! aide Henry No. 3 hard winter wheat ...... 1..45 W. 7th. Good Housekeeping Approved Studio tween presidential , 1.-4I Gfrl Cosmetics, wig* and heir fashions A REAL GOOD auction market for your W«l 800-328.4775.In Minnesota, Army Reserve offers you oil Mndi No. 4 hard winter wheat annual income in the five livestock Dairy cattle on tiand all A. Kissinger and Peking lead- No. 1 rye . 1:00 SMALL FEMALE Calico cat strayed part-tlmi or full-time. Til. 454-5327 aft- dial 800-552.1174. of choices. Auto repair, mach'ailsr, free week. Livestock brought every day. : 3uckwheat , cwt. '... -'J from 621 Lafayette St. Tel. 4M-22M. er 1 p.m. for full Information and figure bracket is hot uncom- wilder; radio repair, engineer 6TS. samples or toll free 800-421-4003 day or Trucks available. Sale, Thurs., 1 p.m. Tel, Lewiston 2467 or Winona 452-7814. specialists ' refrigeration specialist. Rails, steels, and rubber is- BOYS' SCHWINN bicycle found. Identify. night. ; mon in our business. , You're poid white you leant. Call were off. Utilities were Tei. 452-6398 before 2. ' bulls, sues Livestock POLLED HEREFORDS, a year old F»M. Dial riiost other groups NURSING INSTRUCTOR — Opening for Our firm is one of the most bred hellers end open hellers. Farm- Takeahike. loll free, 9 AM. to 8 mixed, and SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — FOUND—Man'i sottba II glove. Tat. 454- Practical Nursing , 800-328-4775. In Minnt sot a, did part-time instructor, er's prices. John Klnneberg, Rushford A pay hnko ln your local Army were higher. USDA — Cattle 3,000; calves 600; slaugh- 1981. registered nurse with respected sales organiza- . Minn. slow and uneven program. Must be 800-552-1174. V of 74 ,500 shares of ter steers and heifers degree/Must have a minimum of three tions doing business in the Keiarvt. The) pay Tones wa've A block Tuesday; high good and choice steers experience. Salary FIFTY ANGUS cows -with spring calvte. received ive you mora reasons average epod and Personals 7 years recent work rural areas of Minnesota. g Becton Dickinson traded at 42, steaefy to 25 lower; education and experience. For Tel. Mondovi «J-344» or 92&-5231. below 25-50 lower; load high choice and based on thon ever to go to meetings. Call and one of 99. 700 mora Information call 4J4-460O Winona Think about it! If you are unchanged , prime 1,035 Ib, slaughter' steers 38.50; ones have a toll free/ 9 AM ,to 8 M. Dial DOES ONE of your loved Are* Technical Institute. interested in talking about REGISTERED POLLED Hereford bulla. shares of Leaseo traded at 13'A , most choice 1,000- 1,300 lbs. 37.00-38.25; drinking problem? If so, contact the Big, ruggero« ¦ ¦ ¦ CREDIT MANAGER B or better Spring Grove, Minn. Tel. 498-5455.: , to meetings. I B Mach 397 48.00-54.00 . ¦ ' ' ._ LET US power vacuum your furnaci arid high pressure license, maintenance ex- grammer, card punch operator, Amerada 50 6,5O0i barrows and gilts ralher Hogs sir ducts. Your home will bi fresher, t>erlence helpful, permanent work. Ap- SPRINGING HOLSTEIN heifers. Tel. Your local Army Reserve pays you data enalyit, or a personnel Am Bond 46% MI Harv 3VA . active, 25-SO higher; outlet broad; 1-2 Must be an accomplished for four .4-hour meetings. Each 1-3 190-240 lbs, cleaner and more enjoyable to live In. ply In person, Flberlle Corp., SOI W. Lewiston 4743. records specialist. Serve with us for Ml Paper38% 190-240 lbs. 27.50-27.15; Call us today for f ree estimate! 3rd. ; . Am Can 2SV4 2-3 740-260 lbs. • 26.50-27.M; typist. Some office experi- . osiemfaly equals a full - day's four 4-hoiir sessions a month ond 27.00-27.50; JOSWICK FUEL fc Oil CO. W K. REGISTERED saddle ; bred gelding, J Am Mtr 8% Jns d. L —— sows sleady 1o strong; ' . .1-3 270-400 lbs, Active Army pay. Coll toll free, 21,00-22.15; 8th. Tel. 452-3402. ence necessary. All the SUPERVISOR for « 4-«ounty area youth years; registered quarter horse stallion, two weeks each year. Coll toll Josteiis 32% 22.OO-23.0Oi 2-3 400-600 lbs. program now In existence. 9 AM to 8 PM. Dial 800-328- AT&T 423i 20.O0-21.O0; . boars steady, Create Inter- 2 yean. Sell one, your choice, Tel. free, 9 AM to 8 PM. Dial 800. 2-3 600-750 lbs. fringe benefits that a grow- est In community prolects, economic ' ' -4775, In Minnesota, dial 800- Anconda 19 Kencott 21% 19.OO-23.0C. Auto Service, Repairing 10 507-844-7401- . 328-4775. In Minnesota, dial trading , on spring slaughter Ventures and provide guidance; Appli- 552-1174. Arch Dn — Kraft : 42% Sheep 300; ing, progressive company cation blanks may be obtained by phone FOUR REGISTERED quarter horse 600-552-1174. lambs slow ; few early sales steady to CAR SHAKE and stilmmy? Tire wear Armco Sl. 22 Kresge SS 122% lo 50 lower; choice close or letter Irom Western Dilrylan. mares. Roger Smith, Alma. Tel. 408- weak; later weak uneven? Alignment neededl JJ.50 most offers. 5 day week, E.O.C., Inc., 1728 Dewey St., Whiter and prime 85-110 lb. spring slaughter 685-3771. Armour —— Loew's 52% cars. Taggart Tire Service. Tel. 452- hell. Wis. 54773. Tel. 715-S38-433*. 7 lambs 32.0O-33.OO ;- good and choice 30.00- 2772. to downtown. Avco Cp 14 /s Marcor 25Vs and prime- 9O-|10 lb. shorn 32.00; choice BARTENDER-part or full-time. Valley Poultry, Eggs, Supplies 44 We 11 pay you Beth Stl 29% Minn MM 75% old-crop-No. 1-2 pelts 30.00-31.00; good BE A and choice 28.00-30.00; slaughter ewes Business Servient 14 I nn. Tel. E thyl 40J-24I-5325 after 5. Boeing 21% Minn PL 20Vs steady; ' utility and good 5.O0-6.50; cull UNITED BUILDING GOSLINGS — large type, available now, Mobil Oil 56% 3.0O-5.00; feeder lambs steady; choice . 60- MANAGERS for Edlna complex, small 'S1.10 each. PICK up here . Harold Rone, Boise Cas 12% 24.0O- -7.O0. TREE WORK—Trimming or removal, all luxury building. Excellent position: tor 85 lbs: 27.00-28.00; 85-100 lbs. phases. Insured. Free estimates. Tel. Strum, Wis. Tel. 4?5-3571. $42.76 SERVICE 48'/4 Mn Chm 52V. CENTER :, . retired or seml-retlred couple. Choice 2- Brunswk - ' ¦ Mont Dak 30V4 452-6531 after :«. ' . Contact S. E. Kmidsen ;. " ' bedroom apartment. Write E-W Daily DEKALB 20-week pullets, vaccinated Brl North 42% . . /' News.' saws sharp- against Bronchitis, Newcastle, Pox and Camp Sp ' 29V. N Am R 32% Grain LAWN MOWERS, scissors, 5th and Johnson Mareks. Order now. SPELTZ CHICK MAN. ened. Rlska's Sharpenlnq Service. 75? SA.LESMEN—2 part-time and fulltlmi. to go to Catpillar 57% N N Gas 43 Minn. ( AP) ' - HATCHERY, Rolllngsloni, Minn. Tel. Learn to repair feletypewrilert, MINNEAPOLIS, E. Front St. Tel. 452.-7281. Must milntaln J20O week to remain BB9-2311. :• ¦ -25 % power generators, autos, fuel and Ch MSPP — No St Pw — Wheat receipts Monday 313 ' fuiltlrne.. Write E-57 Daily News. FLOOR SANDING- ' and .finishing, Tel. Mile—Jdbi of .ntoreit— 27 electrical systems, engineering and Chrysler 30'A Nw Air 47Vi Spring wheat cash James A. KangeL 452-3798 for esti- meetings. year ago 183; ¦ BOYS OR GIRLS wanted for strawberry Wanted—Livestock 46 radar equipment. Get paid while Cities Svc 35 NwBanc 43 mate. picking. Tel. 452-481 3 alter S. A private with oyer four months traling basis unchanged; prices you train in your local Army Reserve. Com Ed 32% Penney 79% HOLSTEIN bull calves wanted 3-4 days service used fo earn $19.16 per unchanged to % higher. TRASH HAULING-WIII hall anything. ¦four 4-hour meetings. MW it's Call toll, free, 9 AM to 8 PM. ComSat 64Y4 Pepsi 84% Very reasonable. Tel. 452-1. 241. Situation* Wanted—Fem. 29 old. Norbert Greden, Altura, Minn. No. 1 dark northern 1.1-17 pro- Maintenance - Tel, 77(11. : $42.76. Everybody's gotten a Dial 8O0-328-4775. In Minnesofa, Con Ed 25 Pips Dge 36% tein _.47%-1.885/8. CEMENT AND CONCRETE work at WILL DO SEWING In my home for 'chllr raise at your local Army Reserve. dial 800-552-1174. Electrical, mechanical and Cont Can 29!4 Phillips 28 Test weight premiums: one reasonable rates. Tal. Arnold 454-48S0. dren or adults. Dresses, pant suits, play Coll toll free, 9 AM to 8 PM. welding experience requir- clothes. Very reasonable. .WHr pick up Farm Implement. 48 Cont Oil 26% Polaroid 127% pound 58 to 61 lbs; and deliver In Winona or La Crescent Dial 800-328-4775. In Minnesota, 7 cent each S.E. CARPENTER SERVICE. Homes, re- ed. Night or day shifts . Cntl Data 74/8 RCA. 36% one cent discount each % lb un- modeling, additions, garages or lust an- Tel. 643-4859. CASE A 6 combine, new canvas, good dial 800-532-1174. nual repairs. Tel. 454-3270. available. Company has running^ condition, S125. Armln Prigge, Dart Ind 55V_ Rep Stl 22% ¦ Move ahead. der 58 lbs. excellent fringe benefits- WILL DO babysitting In my home, days Tel. - Rollingstone . 689-2344. Deere 63%t Rey Ind 74 Protein prices; 11 per cent POWER MOWER, tiller and . other while parents work. References avail- Learn helicopter mechanics. Com* small engine repairs Howard Larson, profit sharing programs. able. Tel. . --452-7-84. . COMBINE, 510 Massety Ferguson wllh -4- Dow Cm 92% Sears R 114% 1.47%-1.51%. " 12 , 1.51%-l,535/8 ; municalions. Photo equipment re- old Minnesota City Road. Tel. 4.M483; row corn ' 'head" and -14' grain head, with Immediate pair. Crane, forkliff and ditching du Pont 169 Shell Oil 44% If no answer, Tel. 4W-2334. Call for interview at Winona cab. 1959 International' 2-ton truck with 13, 1.55% ; 4, .59%; 5, .69%- Situations Wanted—Mala 30 machine operation. You're paid East Kod 128% Sp Rand 41% 5 452-2694 grain box and hoist. Roger Smith, 845/8-1.88 /8. : while you learn in your local Arm/ Firestone 22% St Brand 50% Painting, Decorating 20 STARTING YOUNG contractor will do Alma. Tel. 608-O85-3771. No. l hard Mantana¦ Winter rooting, masonry, cement work and ad- openings. Reserve, Call toll free, 9 AM t» Ford Mtr 65% St Oil Cal 61% ¦ ' ditions. Professional work and reason- OLIVER 4-row corn cultivator. Emit Oian, for pay specialists, personnel 8 PM. , Dial 80O-328-4775, In 1.48%-1.65%. . ' PAINTING DONE—outdoors or Indoors. Peterson, Minn. Tel. ¦64-7125. Gen Elec 66y8 St Oil Ind 70y4 . Minn-S.D. No. 1 hard winter Previous experience. Tel. 454-3273. Train for PRINTIN G able rates. Tel. 452 9931 before 4 p.m. managers and many more af your Minnesota, dial 800-552-1174. Gen Food 24V_ St Oil NJ 74% CORN SHELLER—John Deere Model 43. local Army Reserve. We'll teach 1.48%-1.65% NEED /OUR house painted? Rates very, BusineM Opportunities 37 Wachholz eros., Rt. 1, Stockton, Minn. you and pay you at the same time. Gen Mills 49 Swift 2VA very reasonable. For free) estlmatu No. 1 hard amber durum 170- ft Hand Composition Call toll free, 9 AM to 8 PM. Dial Gen Mtr 77 Texaco 33 ' Tel; 454-4030. ; SERVICE STATION In Fountain City for FORD 8N tractor, 4-speed, with plow and 1.76; discounts, arnber 24; du- 800-328-4775. In Minneiota dial Gen Tel 28% Texas Ins 169 Linecasting and Press work lease, for man or woman. Sell service scraper bucket. Good condition. J550. , rum 3-6. Plumbing, Roofing 21 car wash. Immediate occupancy. Tel. Tel- Arcadia 323-3090. 800-552-1174. Have a career Gillette 48% Unior Oil 23 ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' Cochrane 248-2502. Corn No. 2 yellow 1.16V<- ' . '¦ '. Write ;. . ' ' LIKE NEW 16A green chopper Goodrich 24% Un Pac 53% J . . , cut 25 l,18 /4. SEPTIC TANK & RELOCATE IN BEAUTIFUL LA CROSSE acres. Tel. Centervllle 539-3382. Goodyear 27% U S Steel 30% Oats No. 2 extra heavy white DRY WELL PUMPING GRAPHIC ARTS Standard Oil Service Center now avail- in reserve. Greyhnd 18% Wesg El 50 ¦ Vai Kowalewskl, Mlnnesoti City able for lease In La Crosse, Wi». High SIX SURGE breaker cup milkers with Your local Army Reserve offer! yen* 71. . Technical School volume Colonial 3-bay with storage electric puisators. Perfect condition: a choice of careers. Airframe and Gulf Oil 24% Weyrhsr 48% . Tel. Winona 454-243« Barley, cars 242 ; year ago for Catalog. room. Located In prime business area. May be used In either milking parlor Earn an aircraft maintenance. Missile system Annual earnings potential of »20,000 or stanchion barn. Alton Balk, Tel. Homestk 28% Wlworth 35% 147; Larker 1.09-1.24 ; Blue Mal- GRAB YOUR PHO?iE this Instant If ' ¦ ¦ technical specialties. And many you're planning to remodel your kitchen plus. Paid training. For mor Informa- Alma iOB-685-4985. . ting 1.09-1.18; Dickson 1.09-1.18; or balh and ask us about our Package tion, : Tel 60B-788-721* evenings, more. Call toll free, 9 AM fo 8 PM. Feed 98-1.08. Plan. Plumbing, heating and carpentry 3104 Ciirrie Ave., Minneapolis INTERNATIONAL-!?^ Cub tractor with Did 800-328-4775. In Mhn«s©fa, Eggs are all Included. Distributorship plow, cultivator, digger and snow blade. dial 800-552-1174. ESQ MARKET . Rye No. 1 and ?. 96-00. All In oood condition. $595. Tel. 452-2132. Extra CHICAGO WHOLESALE Flax No. 2.80 nom. Frank O'Laughlin Approved for Veteran Training PART TIME Grade A large white ' .. .27 PLUMBING £ HEATING Earn up to J1O0O per month (and GREEN CHOP box, new 14', 2" floor, Grade A medium white , ¦, .22 Soybeans No. 1 yellow 3.40-"5 B . 761 E. 6th Tel. 452 6340 more) as wholesale distributor In : painted with white creosote, with or your ares.- . without 6-ton wagon. Jerry Stellpllug, IVIARK TRAIL No Direct Selling Trempealeau. Tel. 5347703. Income. LOOKING By Ed Dodd Company Training Protected Territory OLIVER 620 '.baler with bale thrower, 3 You'll be paid from $2.40 to $4.20 Initial Accounts Furnished years old, good condition. Tel. 485-3241. en hour, depending on your rank, Hilary Bautch, Alrna, Wis. FOR A Inventory Buy Back . when you serve with your local 2500 required for Inventory, etc. Write Army Reserve. V/ork for four or call TODAY Wm. A. Cook, ¦ ELEC-TRAK Garden Tractors, t to IS 414 W. Brown Deer Rd., h.p., runs on batteries No gas or oil 4-hour sessions a month and two PROMOTION? Milwaukee, Wis. 53217. needed. Free mower wllh purchase of weeks each year. Call toll free, (414) 351.1100 tractor. TRI-STATE MOBILE HOMES. 9 AM to 8 PM. Dial 800-328- Try your local Army Reserve. NrYe'rei 3930 4tb St. Tel, 4.54-3741. 4775. In Minnesota; dial 800- promoting foster than ever now. SUPPER CLUB HOMELITE 552-1174. And promotions mean mora extra] TOP facilities, great potential. Annual Riding Mowers, chain Saws, Pumps income, Call loll free, 9 AM to 8 PM. gross excess ol 1500,000, can be Increas- Also Construction Equipment Dial 800-32 8-4775. In Minnesota, ed. Located In thriving, progressive POWER MAINTENANCE * SUPPLY CO. dial 800-552-1174. Alinn. trade area. Supervisorial guid- 2nd & Johnson Tel. 452-3571 ance furnished, 540,000 down to quail- Serve fled Investor group or Individual. Write MILK HOUSE EQUIPMENT >-1 Dally News. RATH wash tanks, fans, air Intakes, hose parts, storage cabinets. Ed's Refrigeration 6, Dairy Supplies your hitch Earn money Be Your Own Boss! 555 E. 4th. Tel. 452-5532 OWNING and operating a N. A, D. Hoi FITZGERALD SURGE Food Vending Route can put you In the Sales & Service at home. in your THE WIZARD OF ID By Parker and Hart big profit picture with high profit an- "Tel. Lewiston 4201 After four to six months of baiic nual net Income potential for yourself SCHMIDT'S SALES 8. SERVICE training, serve four 4-hour sesiions and family; plus securlly, prestige and So. ot 1-90 af Wilson. a month and two weeks each year spare time. Tel. 454-5iia The excitement ot being In a business In your local Army Reserve. We Go active In your locol Army have a unit near you. You'll be vou know you'll love. But the question Reserve. Wo need draftsmen, paid. And you can learn a civilian Is, can you qualify? Do you have the FARM MACHINERY communications and Intelligence skill. Call toll free, 9 AM to 8 PM. specialists , accountants , shipping- background ol solid success? A neat NEW Dial 800-328-4775. In Minneiota, receiving clerks , cashien finance appearance? A pleasing personality? 1-GEHL 300 chopper with hay I, , dial 60O-552-U74 . clerks. Earn 4 days' pay for 16- 31,500 to $7,000 total cash Investment? corn head 1-GEHL CA-87 corn head hours of work. Call toll free, 9 AM Previous experlince Is not necessary 3-LITTLE GIANT 16-lt. bale movera lo 8 PM. Dipl 800-328-4775. In 1-LITTLE GIANT bale chuta because the Corporation sets up each Minneiota, dial 800-5520174. account completely. Then each person 1-FARMAC 24-ff . bale mover Girls, we'll aslected Is trained In all phases of the USED business, For complete Information 1-SCHWARTZ loader boom 1—MEYERS snow plow for loader about how you can own your own tractor treat you Have a career N, A. D, Hot Food Business, write at 1-ALLIS CHALMERS 3-16 semi- once to North American Dlst. Corp., mounted plow 1-ALLIS CHALMERS trip beam plow 3443 N. Central Ave., 4lh floor. Phoenix , 1-ALLIS CHALMERS combine for to a career. on us. Ariz. 85012. Include phone number. parts Your loc ol Army Reserve offers you! Choose from 300 training pro- baler, excellent 1-NEW HOLLAND 49 ever ICO different Job-training grams* D«gi, P«m, Supplies 42 corel It Ion . Your locol Roterv e will GRIN AND BEAR IT 1-NEW HOLLAND 268 baler progranni*. Jobs with a future. leach you everything you need ta • DENNIS THE MENACE Jobs with a challenge. Jobs -with RECISTEREO St, Bernard pups, besl 1-NEW HOLLAND 325 manure know. And pay you for your time, "— * »--¦ - . . breeding In the Mldwett , Terms. Tel, spreader respect. Coll toll free, 9 AM to Call toll free, 9 AM to 8 PM. Dial 1-NEW HOLLAND 77 (or perls 307-367-47SB. 8 PM. Diol 80O-328-4775. In 800-328-^775. In Minneiota, dial Mhwito-to, dial 800-552-1174 . BO0.552-1I74. MALE BttAGLE-Purebred wllh shots , F. A. KRAUSE CO. 1 year old. US. Tel. 452-5014. Hwy. 14-41 E. Winona *The number of career training irogrcmi depends upon the skill PEKE-O-POOS, Cock-o-poos, Poodlis, Fertilixor, Sod 49 requirements of the local R starve unit, Cockers, Terrl-poos, Dachshunda, Bas- .. sets and Collies. Don Lakey, Trim ( pealeau, Wis. CULTURED SOD, delivered or laid. Park Blue Grass, haul It yourself; lawn . Tel, 454-1494. GREAT DANES-13 exceptional brlndle mowing contracts -and fawn pups, reasonably priced. Tel , „ The Army Reserve. ! SI. Charles 932-3498. SOD, LAWN fertilizing, shrubbery, seed I and general landscaping. Robert Rorafl 454- ! It pays to goto meetings. AKC BLACK Lab pups, wormed and vac Landscaping, Lamoille, Minn. Tal, ! ¦clneled, Priced to sell I Tel. Minnesota 2(57 alter 8 p.m. City 489 23*2. CoinmanilingGencrnl I BLACK DIRT, fill dirt, fill sand, crushed 88th U.S.ArniyKescn'cComm;iml rock, gravel, cat and front loader, I AKC REGISTERED Boxer pups, a weeks lluildingCT lbrt Siidliiig old, from champion bloodlines, good VALENTINE TRUCKINO, alnee 1950. . I show dogs or pets , 2 males, 1 female. Tel. 489-2346. St. 1- nul, Minn. 55111 | Excellent markings. Don Luttwlg, Laki City, Minn. Tel, «!2-345-2?tl CULTURED SOD Tell mo all (lie reasons why it pays to 1 Roll or 1,000. AAay be picked up. go lo incclings aiul I give inomorojnfoniialioii nbout the Reserve unit near DARLING ANGORA kittens looking for Also black dirt. my I good home, wneka old AFTER 5:30. Inquire 726 IB. flh, fom-niunily.Itiiulh'sUnd I'muiulornooli ligalioii. I • , tiousebrokin, Tel, 454 5963 or 454-4132 free to llioat railing 454-4264 before Frl , *lr./AIn./Ms I WANT60; Yorkshire Terrier puppy. Tel. Hay, Grain, Fe«d 50 454-2429 otttr A p.m, Aililrm , S HAV WANTEO-prefer this years crop Cili- Morses, CattU, Stock 43 but will accept older hay, on or oil the i field, 0|h> and Carlus Dlngfelder, Roll- 419-2206 Sl'le Zip— AN OUTSTANDING shorlhorn herd aire ingstone, .Minn, Tel, . .—. . j and 2 -younger bulla. Theron Olanna « corn, Orover Morcomb, CurrentEnjiiloyment ———__—______. Son, Rushford, Minn., (lirataberg). GOOD, dry ear j Lamoille, (Ridgeway). r im»« | QUARTER HORSE Sliow SATURDAY WANTEOi old hay or straw for mulch- ENJOY our riding lesions, scenic trails, I alabllno. ing, any amount, quality not Important. Rent horse and tach by the Tel. 507.7S3-2349 evenings, Hllitiri'IliicVouniUHiiny) ! week or month, Call us today. Big Valley Ranch, Tel. 454-3305, 452-W44 . BALED HAY olf the field, 25c bale, K.til— M I Tel. Rollingstone *J9-26»0. ANGUS CATTLE~cows and calves. Til, rMos______I Centervllle »f.3]l_, Stock j %mm Sa.ds, Nursery 53 SMOS ______! "Vo u think it'll be hard on my. mother? ... It' the first , tis tWMW SIT lH THE DOORWAY... M SERVICEABLE AGE Swlis bull, high ¦cow Houston County past 3 yaars. Smllh CABBAGE PLANTS—lata or earl/, 2c ])»leof.S-niriiinii 1 tirne she'll fc>e separated from mel" f omOMfilM/WSZWm W CQMBflClAL!' 4, Soldi, Houston, Minn, 55?43. Tel, each, Aurausl Kelper, Minnesota City. _,__, , W -507.IW.3tlM- Til. 432 6f22. __,«.... __, J Articles for Salt 57 Good Thing, to EM 65 Apartment., Furnished 91 Houses for Salt 99 Beats, Motors, Etc. 106 Used Can 10S Winotta Daily News T[L . : - —i : Winona, Minneserta IB USED DAVENPORT and ciiair, rose HAJICEK'S FRUIT & Vegetable Basket. STUDENT HOUSING, 4-bedrcom, avail- SIX ROOMS, Vh story, 2 bedrooms, by ALUMINUM Hat boat, 12', 3 h.p. motor , DODGE-19S3 2-te-n truck, Wllh 150-eal COMET—1944 *-door , automatic, with new color, Tel. 452-7153. 825 W. Homcflrown peas, Chinese snow ptat, able now lor summer smlon. Inquire owner, garage, new furnace, new siding, boat trailer. $150. Tel. . 454-3594. tank , good running condition. GIrtler W short block. Tel. Fountain Clfy 687- TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1972 Wabasha. ¦ ¦ • leaf and Bibb kttuct, onions, rhubarb, 412 E. 1th, well kept. Excellent starter. Tel. 454- Oil Deep Rock , Sugar Loal. 4194. - • ¦ FLUFFY soft and brlflht •> jiow, than itrawberriii. Homer Rota, East of . 1729. ' . JOHNSON OUTBOARD-Stt h.p., US..Ttl. - Mobile Ho mes, Trailer* 111 what cleaning ruff* will do when you Black Horse Tavern. AVAILABLE NOW-3 rooms plg» b»th, 452-4SU afltr J. FORD—1949 *-to»i pickup, big 6, A-s&etd. FORD — 1941, new clutch, new battery, use Blue Lustre. Rent electric lham- neir ¦downtown, $105. Tel. Dakota «4S- BY OWNER—neirly n«w i-bedroom home 33,000 miles, $1850. Tel. 452-4537 after 6. starter overhauled, runs about SCO miles COMCORD-1970, 8x35, excellent eondl. ¦: pooer . . SI. Robb Bros. Store. ONION SETS, 2 lbs.' 19ct iecd potatoes, OH. .; In tha country wilh 5-10 acres of land. RUNABOUT—16', 70 h.p. Mercury and on 1 o,t. ol oil. 174 1 W. 6th. Tel. 452- tlon. S2700. Includes many extras. May garden seeds; pint, quart berry boxec; 2 bafhs, family room and rec room! in trailer. Ttl. 454012*. FORD—1954 (50 N series tandem dump, 4538. be seen on sth SI. between Herman and RUMMAGE SALE—Winona Art Center, carden dust. Winona Potato Market. TWO STUDENT apartments and one 6- walk-out basement. 2-car garage. Over Al shape, very Qood tires. Tel. 452- Humbolt in Buffalo City.or- Tel. Henry 5th and Franklin. Frl., June 11. \2-tt bedroom house at reduced summer (35,000.. By appointment only, Ttl. 689- ENJOY SAFE boating wilh family >;jpd 4555. RAMBl.ER-1964 Convertible. 3-spced on VVahn, Cochrane 608-248-2525. ¦' ¦ Sat., June 24, ?-tl. ; STRAWBERRIES—pick your own, b'lrjg raits. T«l. M9-2113. . 26«/ .;. « adults) Alumacraft Deep Sea IS', floor. Reasonable. Tel. 454-4792 Sundays your own container!. Starting lima 7 seats and steering wheel, open deck. DODGE—1951 pickup, W-tori. 175. Tel. or before 3:30 weekdays. CANOE-ai ll, IIS. Tel. Rushford 864- a.m. F. O. Krlesal, CantervllH. ONE MALE stut*«nr, colleot or Vo-Tech, NEW HOMES ready for occupancy, 2-5 Mercury 50 h.p. electric motor. A-l con- 454-1045. \ Skam per Campers . «'5- to share furnished •partmant, available bedrooms. Financing available. $21,500) dition. Tel. 452-9740. FORD, 1971 plcliupi T947 OJdsmobil«. 1968 FOR Immediate delivery. Fold downv Musical Merchandiit 70 nw. Tel. 452-W3I. of) UP. Wllmer Larson Construction. Chevrolet Impala 3-door hardtop. 1970 truck mounSs and travel trailers. AIR CONDITIONING, salei and service. . • • __. Til. 452-6533. INBOARD-outboard OMC, 1W, 17', rea- Used Can 109 Toyota wigon. Inquire MERCH/kNTS STOCKTON CAMPE R SALES- All makes of cars. Jim's Quality Chevy- ' " - FURNtSHED 8x40 trailer for rent est sonably priced. Ttl. 454-2865 after 5. NATIONAL BANK , Stockto-n, Minn. Tel. 669-2670. RENT—— MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS from town. Tel. 452-239*. Sugar Loal Trailer Court. Tel. 4W- BY OWNER, Large duplex, 3 bedrooms; HARDT'S. Pianos, violins, ' ¦ ¦ OLDSMOBILE — 1961 Delta II 2-door . .clarinets, 3.30 or 452-MM. carpeted dining room, living room and 29- FACTORY PONTOON boa t with cabin, PLYMOUTH — . 1967 4-door, 6-cy Under , ~ trumpets; «tc. : Rental payment! apply hardtop, 455, automatic with factory 1973 MODELS IN STOCK GOOD BUYSI Gas stove, 1st 815) 2 din- lunroom; large kifchen> large bath- 19ower 12x50 BUDDSf 2-bedroorn, front living Norman Benson. Houston, Min n. Tel. Typewriters 77 able Sepf. 1. Tel. 452-5M I for appoint- and storage space. Tel. 454 - ¦ l Vehicles-J. Accessories ' , • -. ,000 Mile or 5 Year season prices. All sizes, 4,000 BTU to istrator at the Home. service available, In Professional Build- OR SELLING Hwy, 14-4) E. Tel. 452-923) 24,000 BTU. Haul your own and save. ing. JIM ROBB REALTY, Tel. 454-5870, Warranty GREEN .TERRACE Mobile.Homes, Park — CALL US— >71 and : Sales-. New and used homes. Tel. Priced from $99 .50 up. GAIL'S APPLI- The Board of Directors re- . I a.m. to 5. p.m. Mon. Ihrough Frl. TOYOTA Available At ANCES, 215. E. 3rd. 454-1317. serves the right to reject WAREHOUSE SPACE-up. to 50,000 sq. ve been s uccessf ully 0& J MOTOR ING. We' Corona In new • mobll» ". It. Parking, heat and loading dock. SPAC E AVAILABLE . any or all proposals. serving Winona's Real Es- Before You Buy Mark 11 4-door sedan, solid homo park. Large single and double FOR SAL E Tel. 454-4J42. ON ANY NEW FORD CAR Chicken feeders, ST tate needs for over three white finish, 4-speed trans- lots. »om< lakeside Off street park- ¦ Dated at Rushford , June 13, OR FORD PICKUP work, shopping, tchooli, Antique French china clock • OFF ICES FOR RENT oh the Plan. ing. Closet to. . generations. mission, radio, heater, side churches and recreation. Lake) Village Linseed oil and lead outside house 1S72. Stlrnemah-Selover Co., Tel. 452-4347, Their Economy Car paint, $12 vahie, gal. 53.95 view mirror, whitewall Mobile Home Park, Goodview. Tel.. ; "Rich" After I p.m. Electric fans, J3.95 and up OFFICE SPACE for rent/ Levee Plaza OFFICE HOURS : 9 to 5 bucket seats, extra WE NEED USED GARS 452-2844 Ask for tires, . Tel 454-4776. New end and coffee tablc-s, $14.95 Rooms Wi-thout Meali East. Inquire HARDT'S MUSIC STORE. weekdays and Saturdays; 1 Choose One of Large Catholic Bible, like new. 86 clean. WE ARE READY TO DEAL to 5 Sundays and every Special Price Now TRAVEL TRAILER - .18', sleeps I, :tx- . NEUMANN'S SLEEPING ROOM for flentlemin,' eood Houses for Rent 95 evening by appointment. :: tra large refrigerator, sldve, oven, location, clean. Gentleman only. Tel. ' toilet, self-contained, txtrai. UJ E. ;:; ^;I 6 : , .VY $1995 Ford Dealer , St. Charles, Minn. ¦' 4S2-64SS or 454-11 • . : Y - S th. . USED G.E, frost-free refrigerator .ex- «./• THREE-BEDROOM home. Responsible, OFFICE PHONE 452-5351 Open Mon., Wed. & Fri. Nights cellent condition; 1. complete set bunk mature couple. Available July 8. Tel, ROOMS FOR RENT for Working men or beds; drbpleaf.dining roo-m table, For- Fountain City 687-6251. in Auction mica top. Inquire after 5, 659 Huff St, smdents. Inquire 252 Franklin. Tel. After Hours Call: Toyotas Now 1968 PLYMOUTH Sale* 454- l OOa. TIRED ol paying. S4O-S50 a month for an fl Jan Allen ; ,.. , ,. 452-5139 Fury 111 Mobilt Homes, Trailer. 111 ALVIN KOHNER INTERNATIONAL Harvester 15 cu. . apartment? A responsible young aduli ion, 150. Bunk SLEEPING ROOM for oentlemen. tel. ' ' AUCTIONEER-Clty and state . licensed ch est freezer, good condit ; could share a house for only $50 a Pat Magin ,.-...... 452-4934 Stock at Nysrrom s 4 door sedan, V-8 motor, 454-2349 SCHULT-1971, 14x60, . bed rooms. Excel- and bonded. Rt. 3, Winona. Ttl. 45J- beds. Tal, 454-5517. \ month plus utilities. Tel. 454-5082. . . Laura Fisk ...... 452-2118 automatic drive, power lent condition. Large rooms,, carpeted. " 4980. ' or replaced. Guar- Myles Petersen .. 452-4009 /After 5 on weekdays, anytime weekends. ZIPPERS REPAIRED ADULT COUPLE or Jingle person want- steering, radio, whitewall 478 W. -5th after 1 dally Apartment-!, Flats 90 and See What They Tel. 452-4994, FREDDY FRICKSON anteed work. ed to rent a 1-bedroom home by July ,, light green finish. or Tel. Wrs. Cady 454-5342 anytlma. tires Auctioneer 7. TeL .454-1190; TWO NEWLY remodeled T-bedroom apart- SPECIAL LOW PRICE HOLIDAY TRAVELER-1969 22V perfect Will handle all sizes and kinds ef ke-ys. Model T wheels and ments, stove, refrigerator condition, self-contained and air. Tel. auctions. Tel. Dakota 643-614» 6EC0RATIVE . Reasonable. REDECORATED cottage ' for single or Left Out to Get ¦ tires, high-back chairs. V\ARY TWYCE No single students or pets. Quiet nei. h- $995 689-2321. - ¦ couple. All utilities paid. Oft street ANOTHER THORP AUCTION. Farm- Antiques * Books; 920 W. 5lh. . borhood. Tel. 452-1017. parkins. $86 month. Tel. . 452-7573. CRAFTSMAN—1966, 3 bedroomi, 12x65' , household, Industrial. Mllo J. Running- . , AVAILABLE JULY 1, West locallon, Their Frice as Located on lot and skirled at Poller en, La Crescent, Minn. Tel. 195-2600. JUNE SPECIAL NEW, IN Goodview, completely furnish- 1966 BUICK large 1-bedroom upstairs aparlment Trailer Court, Ready to go. Will sacri- e.B. Refrigerator 12 cu. ft. . ed, 2 baths, lovely kitchen, Mediter- Hear, water, stove and refriuerator fur- fice. Russell Gaustad, Houston. Tol. FOR YOUR AUCTION, use the Boyum ¦ ¦' ranean living room. Will rent to 4 $188 W.T. " ' • nished. Tel. 452-6045. Le Sabre 896- 34M, System. BERTRAM BOYUM, Auction- working or college girls or a family Low as Ours. III ELECTRIC 155 E. 3rd eer,. Rushford. Minn. Tel. 864-9381. only. Contact TOWN & COUNTRY MO- 4M 4 door sedan, Regular gas TWO-BEDROOM apartment, air condition- TEXSON CAMPER-1971, 8', for pickup, BILE HOMES, Hwy. 43 : 8. Sugar Loaf, E 5141 , OIBSON REFRIGERATORS 8. ed, Youns married coiiples. Alter 3 motor, automatic drive 3-burner . stove, oven, healer. Sleeps 2. ¦ Winona. Tel. 454-5287, evenings 454-3365. '^ IrffflSwf " Minnesota Land & . ' . . FREEZERS . p.m., Tal. 432-2017 or 454-2574. K^W II.C From $2/127.00 power steering, power Tel. Lewiston, Minn. 2311. . Finest Quality at Popular Prices. . ><525>' BBnaW THREE-BEDROOM trailer house, all fur- brakes, Radio , Whitewall Auction Service WINONA FIRE S POWER EQUIP. CO. EIGHTH E. 428 — partially furnished TRI-STATE MOBILE HOMES Breezy ' ¦ ' ' nished, located Lewiston Trailer Court, . Everett J. Kohner t*-S6 E. 2nd Tel. 452-5065 4 rooms and bath. Younger couple or tires, light green finish . . Acres Winona on Hwy. 14 61 S. has Ihe Write-owner, .1671 - W, Sth St., Winona. Multiple Listing Service Furnished ¦ Winona. Tel. 7814 3 single people, Utilities paid' except ' ' ; PRICE NOW AT Ideal home for you. Coma on down and Jim Papenluss, Dakota. Til..453-3971 electricity. Also male roommate to let Mark and his ' staff help you find ANTIQUE share wllh 2 olhc rs, 428',': E. 8th: Tel. the home you've been looking for, Fi- JUNE 21—Wed. 5:30 p.m; A & W Drive- furniture stripping. Free Wanted to Rent 96 New L i st i ng $995 AND newer 452-7885 before 10 a.m. for appointment nancing is available. Low down pay- In. STH 35, Fountain City, Wis. 4 own- pick-up and delivery. Deal- estimates, Here is a. house for the ment. So where there's a will there's ers; HII Ouellman, auctioneer) Lou is, ers welcome. Tel. 454-5837. COUPLE with house-trained dog wants to e way at TRI-STATE MOBILE HOMES. ONE OR TWO-bcdroom apartment, heat handyman. Living room , Toyota . clerk. and hot water furnished.'No single stu- rent house or apartment. Tel. 454-2565 1 966 CHEVROLET Ope n dally 9-9 and Sun. II. dents-or pels. Available at once. Tel. after 6 p.m. kitchen , bath , 3 bedrooms NEEDLES JUNE 21—Wed. 4 p.in. Wlenke' s Antlquti 452-3735. With a Impala For All Make s WANTED-3-bedroom house. Tel. 452-5469. and utility room. Corolla 1200 Rent A Camper Shop Auction, 731 Rose St., La Crosse, 4 door Hardtop, Power steer- Wis. R ussell Schrocder, auctioneers ol Record Plnyers TWO-BEDROOM aparlment above post- little work it could be verj Bee Jay's Camper¦ Sales ¦ ¦ Northern. Inv. Co. , clerk. otlice In Levrflston. B , J. Kennedy, Tel. LARGE, EMPTY farmhouse In Winona nice. MLS 701. ing, Power brakes, Air Con- 364! W. 6th ' . - Winona s Music Store area. WIN do repairs. Tel. 608-687-9903 Hardt' Lewiston 3421, ditioning, ALL NEW tires. Ope n Evenings & Set. 116-1 18 Plaza E. after 6 p.m . JUNE 22—Thurs. 4 p.m. Fencl's Service* TWO-BEDROOM deluxe apartments In Can't Find the Tan bottom , cordova top, DELUXE 2-bcdroom, 1971 Aw a rd mobile Auction, 307 Central Ave., Coon Valley. ' new 4-plex. Carpeted, drapes, stove, COUPLE wants to renl house In country EXTRA CLEAN. Lots of home, 14x70. Must lelll Price ncflol|- Wis. R ussell Schrocder, auctioneers ' Fuller Brush relrlgeralor, air conditioned. Ceramic or farmhouse. Tel. 452-4287. House? »bl» Will tell furnished, partially fur- Northern Inv. Co,, clerk. EXPLOSIVE Fuller Brush pre-July, ic trouble free service. bath, extra storage space. Across from nlshed or unfurnished For Informa- get your TNT savings eiowl Tel. 452- Build your own on this /Wfr.cfa Malt. Tel. 4S4-2023. tion tfi. 452-9397 or sea at 18 Huron JUNE 27—Thurs. 5 p.m. 2 miles H .04 1129 anytime, Fa rms, Land for Safe 98 choice lot in Heights Blvd. $1295 Lane, Lake Village. Goodview GalesvllJe, ' Wis. on Hwy. 53, then 2 ' Valley View Apartments MLS 683. miles M.E. on Co. Trunk T. Vernon M All IP YOU ARE In the market for « farm FINANCING AT S7ARCRAFT CAMPERS-snles. service, Youno, ownerr Alvln Kohner, auction- Ultra-modern, furnished or or home, or are planning to sell real rentals. Dick's Sporfing Goods . Durand, eer; Nrolhern Inv. Co., clerk. DAILY NEWS estate ot any type contact NORTH Go F i rst Class BANK RATES Wli. Tel. 715-672-8673 or 672 5199. unfurnished, 2 swimming ERN INVESTMENT COMPANY, Real JUNE 24—Sat. 1 p.m. 3 miles E. of Ar- Estate Broker. Independence. Wis., or Buy this brand new Ranch AVAILABLE MOBILE HOME TOWINO SUBSCRIPTIONS pools. 1 bedroom and 1-bed- The cost is Rd. Eldon W Berg. Real Estate talesman. home iri Bluff view Cirole. ICC license Minn., Wis. cadia on 95, then 3 miles S. on Co. May Be Paid at room efficiencies. Addition Arcadia, Wis. tel 123*7350. Dale Bublltz, Winona Tel. 452 9411 Blaze Schwartz, owner; Krackow & Features dining area, 3 bed- auctioneers; Louis, TED MAI ER DRUGS to Lake Park Apartments. u nderwhel m ing. Ducllmnn, cl'rk, TeJ. 452-9490. !0 ACRES—62 tillable, 13 minutes from rooms, and garage. It's a ": No Telephone Orders Winona In the Wltoka area on blacktop home you'd lcve to own. NYSTROM'S RENTALS JUNE 24—Sat. 11 em. Antique & House- road. Modern 5-bedroom home. 16-50 BETHANY CAMPERS Sleep 6 and I. 19 hold Solo, next to Bunge ' s Dugout , Will Be Taken APARTMENT FOR RENT above the silo wllh automatic feed¦ ing system. Tel. MLS 702. FINANCING AT Cadillac - Tovota • Pontiac and 110 per day Tommy' s Trailer Sales. Eitzen, Minn. Byron. 8, Marie Bunge, Steok Shop. Tal. Mr. Cunningham 452- 454-5636. , - 165 W. 2nd Tel. 452-4080 Hwy. 35-53. 3 miles S. of Galesvlllt, owners; Schrocder , 4 Sweeney, auctions 3150. Wis. Tel. 60e-582-2_71. eersi E llzen State Bank , clerk, GOOD SELECTION country homes and A Genteel Home BANK RATES Open Mon. & Fri. Evenings TWO-BEDROOM apartment. Carpeted farms, large and small. Twallen Real- We have this lovely ne-w A/OULTON'S MOBILE Court on Hwy JS JUNE 24—Sat. 1 p.m. Household Auction, EDDIE'S and draped , living room. Reasonable ty, Houston, Minn Tel. 896-3500, after ^^AVAILABLE •t Galesvlllt hat loll available for Im 637 Wa bnsha Ave., St. Charles, Minn. home in Bluffview Circle, rent, Available July 1, Tel. 689-2574. hours B96-3101. rnedlala occupancy Come at* u» or Hannah Schmldl, ov/ncr; Alvln Kohner, Little Wood Shop Has good sized living room, Tel Galesvlllt 582-4009 auctioneer; B. A. Smith t, Sons, clerk. CENTRALLY LOCATED 2-bcctroom FARMS - FARMS - FARMS 1% baths, 3 bedrooms and 3070 E. Broadway apartment, 4 closets . Heat, relrloera . MIDWEST REAL TY CO HIRE THE VETERAN! TeL. 452-9028 tor, hot water lurnlsried. Adults, no Osseo, Wis- - 2 car garage. MLS 703. pela, 163 E. 5lh. Vel. Office 597-3659 Look Over Our Slock Of Tel. Res 695-3157 AND YOU HIRE CENTER ST.—newly redecorated 3-room WE HAVE MANY NYSTROM' "We buy. we tell, we trade. S " TRELLIS apartment with private bath. Jtove, re- frigerator, carpeting, draperies end OTHER LISTINGS 2nd Tel. 452-4080 GO THE FUM WAY ! For Climbing'Vines THE EARL R, BOLLER Estata larm will 105 W. EXPERIENCE! heat furnished , Air conditllnlng. Adults be sold at auction on Sat,, July 8 at Open Mon. & Fri. Evenings ¦\Ve will design and build only, J135. Tel. 452-M90. 1 :30 p.m. Located 8 miles W. of Wino- After hours phone: ¦^¦ "Treat your na, between Minnesota City and Roll- , ¦^' ^j^^a^ yours in only a day or two Sugar Loaf Apartments ingstone In Middle Valley. 3M acre s Ed Hartert 452-')973 ^^ ^m Flower Boms. - LATTICE DELUXE 1-bedroom aparlment, fully with about 120 tillable; 36x60 barn; Zachary 454-25:U 24x90 com- Anne carpeted, air conditioned , Includes heat , 3Ox90 pole shed for catllaj as high as 8' and 16' long. f *^ water and gas. No single students. 358 binnllon machine shed , shop and ga- Bill Ziebell 452-41)54 ^fff \^t^M t . __n*4j| (lit mm7\mmaa *maamm\3aaTm\l{J?Jt" ' "We can do it better hocause silos wlin un- E, Sarnie. Tel. 452-483* . rage) 2 Madison 16x50 ours is a Senio-r Citizen londcni round steel Drain bin; 2 corn Harriet Kiral 452-6331 cribs; older housei good spring nunr Project. yard. Ope n house on real estate, Sat., Charles E. Merkel. Realtor NOW RENTING June 24, from 1 to 5 p.m. or cell Alvln EDDIE'S Kohner 452-4980 or Everett Kohner 452- 7514, Lot* for Salt LOO [lioiiiTs^ Housef for Salt 99 LOT lor 5/sle M B06 W. Mnrk. Tel, Hay, C KEICP YOUR COOL IN ONE OF TH E.SE I Furn., Rugs, Linolaum 64 43..7661 6 pro. "Iter / AIR CONDITIONED USED CARS \ FOUR flEDROOMS, 2 baths, family CLOSE-OUT PURCHASr, ««rge size foam- room, plus, rental unit certified lor 2. LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL Green Acres, lorot ,, podded snln hrrds In I00<" Hcrcule-n. *72. Tel. 452-5803 tor appointment. lots, underground ulllltles Country llu- BURKE'S FURNITURE MART, 3rd i, Ino In th» city. fel. 454-4333 or 45* / '69 CHEVROLET Caprice 4-door, gray, block \ Frnnklln. Open Mon , nnd Frl. evnnlnm. BEAUTIFUL MODERN rustic home, |e 270?. V vinyl top, air $2295 / EL DORAPO MINI-MOTOR HOME Park behind IMe store . laxlng summer breeie, marvelous view '68 CHEVROLET Impala 4-door , black , air $ 1760 1 ol Wis. blutft and surrounding hllli Wanted—Real EitaU 102 ( FIVE-PIECE b«troom grouplno Includlnjj nnd volleys, boaulllul lawn, fruit tree! t '68 CHRYSLER Newport 4-J(lh Prl Oroin 783-1W. .John llines r FOUR ilEDROOMS, \v> baths, family ftOAT HOUSE — Quoniat type wllh wall Winona Auto Sales 2.)B E. 4th , Winona room, tnrmnl dining, C omplelely remrnl and catwalk , use a. hoalhnino/boal «led. Must be senn. 31f» E 8lh, Tol, 454 docKInu cornblnatlon. Tel. 454 1 781, Showroom U sed Car Lot 1059. EQUAL HOUSING WANTED TO BUY- H' aluminum •!¦!¦ 3rd & Huff 2nd & Huff McDONALD'S OPPORTUNITY FOUR-I1EDROOM home lor sale, Also ! bollom boat, wllh or wllhogi molor, or 4 lol» tor sale. Tal. 452-6059. Tel, pourilaln City 417-7131 evtnlnoa, Roy Cran« BUZZ SAWYER By

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