This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ALONG THE WAY. AMERICANS PAY HIM TRIBUTE The Gentle Warrior Makes His Final Trip Home ABILENE, Kan. (AP) — With Through the Civil War battle- velvet bier of the 34th President ry in World War II. ices. 78-year-old fallen President in a and wept quietly . at the last black crepe drawn across its fields of Virginia, across the of the United States oh this last The burial, beside his first son Nixon was blinking back tears solemn state funeral. hymn: "Onward, Christian Sol- windows, a funeral train hushed mountains of Appalachia, clus- journey . who died in infancy, will be as he left the train station in "The Lord gave and the Lord diers." In the front row sat the tall with sorrow hurried across the ' ters of townspeople gathered by At the rear of the train, came Wednesday in the Eisenhower Washington Monday after the. hath taken away; blessed be the , majesty of America today, car- the railroad tracks in the night the private railroad car of the Center, a memorial library and flag-covered coffin was carried name of the Lord," intoned the frowning figure of Charles da rying Dwight David Eisenhower to pay final homage to the man former President, this time car- chapel built on what was a corn- aboard the funeral car to begin Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre Jr., Gaulle, president of France, home forever. they knew as "Ike." rying his widow on the long trip field when the world leader was the 1,300-mile trip in the twilight dean of the cathedral and comrade in arms of Eisenhower From the grandeur of a state From a crowd in the cold west frcftn Washington. ,, a boy in this frontier cattle town of a chill spring day. grandson of another president, and now, at 78, among the last funeral in the nation's capital, darkness at Charlottesville, Va., At midnight the funeral train at the turn of the century. Nixon led the great of the Woodrow Wilson. of the allied leaders of that bru- the train bore the body , of the rose the soaring words of "The will reach Abilene, the last President Nixon, the political world as they sat on simple The presidential widow, Ma- tal war. gentle warrior back to the broad Battle Hymn of the Republic." scene for the five days of fare- heir whom Eisenhower lived to cane chairs beneath the soaring mie Dcaid Eisenhower, veiled in Lyndon B. Johnson, one of the plains for burial in what was a A battered baggage car, well to the general who led his- see in the White House at last, splendor of the Washington Na- black, held onto the arm of her THE GENTLE boyhood cornfield . flaked by age, carried the black tory's mightiest armies to victo- will fly here for the final serv- tional Cathedral to mourn ' the son John during the services (Continued on Page 2A, Col. 1)
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I FOLLOWMG GAS EXPLOSION Report 168 Mexican Coal Miners Trapped MONTERREY, Mexico (AP) the two mine shafts where, ac- The crowds calmed down later. confusion at first" and soldiers — Officials reported 168 miners cording to work list data sup- The mine is at Barrbteran, had to control the grief-stricken are believed trapped today in a plied by the company, the 168 with a population of 8,000 peo- relatives. Later, "when they coal mine ripped by a tremen- men remained trapped. ple, about 75 miles southwest of learned what had to be done, dous methane gas explosion in The lists showed 43 miners the Texas border town of Eagle they calmed down and the sol- Coahuila State. trapped in the No. 3 shaft, Pass. diers were able to control the The blast tore through the where the explosion occurred. "It was a tremendous explo- situation," he said. mine Monday afternoon. As of Officials said it was probably sion, blowing parts of the mine Dr. J. Itamos director of the this morning six bodies had caused by a short circuit. entrance into the air," said Dr. Red Cross hospital in nearby been brought out, said officials Another 125 were trapped in Emilio Lopez of the Barroteran Sabinas, said he doubted any of of the company, Altos Homos de the nearby No. 2 shaft, officials hospital, who witnessed the the men would be found alive. Mexico. They added that one of said. All were believed to be at blast. "We have no injured. "After the explosion they the bodies was that of a rescue a depth of about 1 They were either all killed at could have died from suffoca- ,700 feet. the entrance or trapped below. tion, toxic poisoning or from worker who was overcome by Troops were rushed lllIBUTE TO EISENHOWER . . . Family and friends of are Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower, son John and his wife Bar- gas. out to The lucky ones had left. burning," le said. Dwight D. Eisenhower pay him tribute at funeral service Mon- bara. At right are President and Mrs. Nixon and daughter control victims' families who Gas still lingered in pockets of left (AP Photofax) rioted at the tunnel extrances. "They were able to take ont day at Washington National Cathedral. In front row, , Tricia. the bodies of some of the dead s miners because they were on SAD PREPA RATION FPU BURIAL COMPLETED their way up and near the exit." The mining company Is one of Mexico's biggest coal produc- ers..; ' Earlier Rolando Villareal, the company's public relations offi- F r iends, N eighbors war f l/ce's Arrival cer, had reported that officials A believed 305 miners were ABILENE, Kan. (AP) -Fel- pected to jam their way into members of his family and a . night.:. " - ¦ sion as some 450 military per- trapped. This figure later was low soldiers, friends and neigh- this northern Kansas communi- few friends. President Nixon and his party sonnel os foot and official reduced by company officials bors of Dwight D. Eisenhower ty of 8,000 which once served as It will remain parked the rest plan to arrive at 9 a.m. Wednes- guests in limousines travel 12 who made further checks. completed^thek.^d.. prepara: til0.Jer.mfflBS..Qi„fte „gld_Chis b|thenjghtn^ day at the airport in nearby Sa- blocks through the Abilene busi- Villareal said methane gas : r " tions today for his burial in his nblm cattle-trail ;: .v ,. fibn»;.aciossJ.E^ JM.liFd cQra^ nesOMoclJo Eisenhower Cen- apparently had accumulated in old home town. The weather forecast was Plaza Theater where Eisenhow- the waiting train about 45 min- ter at the southeast edge of one of the mine pockets and ex- As the funeral train rolled partly cloudy skies and temper, er held his first news conference utes later. towm ploded at 5:45 p.m. shortly after westward from Washington, Ab- atures in the 60s. as a presidential candidate in Shortly after 10 a.m. the 5th. It will take about 45 minutes a shift change. Three miners ilene made ready to accord the The train was expected to ar- 1952. Army band will strike up the to cover the route, which will be who had just finished work nation's 34th president both pub- rive at the Union Pacific depot An honor guard composed of hymn "God of Our Fathers" as flanked with rifle-bearing mem* rushed back into the mine when lic and private memorial serv- late tonight or early Wednesday men from all ffie armed serv- the coffin is transferred to a. bers of the armed services the blast rocked houses in Bar- ices Wednesday. after a 1,300-mile journey bear- ices will watch over the $80 hearse. forming an honor cordon. Dur- roteran. Only one came out, Up to 100,000 persons were ex- ing the body of Eisenhower, steel Army casket during fee Then will begin a slow proces. ing the procession a bell in the saying his companions were chapel, at Eisenhower Center trapped by cave-ins. JUDGE BATTLE will toll' every five seconds. Lopez said there was "a lot of Found Dead As the band plays Martin Lu- AT SERVICE... . Mrs. Ma- ther's "A 'Mighty Fortress is mie Eisenhower bows her Our God," the general's casket head during funeral service will be removed from the for her late husband, former hearse and placed on the front President Dwight Eisenhow- Judge Dies; Feel (Continued on Page 2A, Col. 3) er, at Washington National FRIENDS Cathedral Monday. Ray Now May Get Trial by Jury MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - him to 99 years in prison. Judge W. Preston Battle has Later Judge Battle disclosed Ray had written from the state died of a heart attack , raising penitentiary advising that ha the possibility that James Earl wanted to withdraw his plea and Ray may get the trial by jury stand trial. he now says he wants. Charles Galbreath, a Tennes- The 60-year-old jurist was see Appeals Court judge, said found dead in his chambers today that if the letter is Monday night. On March 10 he construed as a motion for a new WORLD FIGURES . . . Glittering world leaders silently of Iran, Belgium King Baudouin, Tunisia President Habib had accepted Ray's plea of trial, the state would have to watch rites for Dwight D. Eisenhower Monday in Washing- Bourguiba, and French President Charles de Gaulle. (AP guilty to the murder of Martin give Ray one. ton National Cathedral. From left in front row are the Shah Photofax) Luther King Jr. and sentenced Galbreath said such a motion ¦ ¦ ~— .—_ must be granted under state law if the trial judge dies or is WEATHER judged insane while the case is Allied Forces pending. Air Cavalrymen Play FEDERAL, FORECAST In the case of a petition for a WINONA AND VICINITY - writ of habeas corpus—where a Pay Homage Drizzle or very light snow to- prisoner claims his rights wero night. Variable cloudiness Wed- denied—Tennessee S u p re m e nesday. Not much change in Court Chief Justice Hamilton To Eisenhower Leapfrog in Zone C temperature tonight; n little Burnett said Battle's death SAIGON (AP) — American, colder Wednesday. Low tonight would have no effect on the SAIGON (AP) - Thousands nearly 1,000 tons of explosives Vietnamese. They have built South Vietnamese and foreign 20-30; high Wednesday 34-40. case. of helicopter-borne U.S. air cav- on War Zono C in the past 24 new artillery bases and are fan- Outlook Thursday: Tempera- "It makes no difference at dignitaries paid homage to for- alryraen are leapfrogging hours, spokesmen said. ning out in follow-up sweeps tures near or a little below all," Burnett said, adding that n mer President Dwight D. Eisen- "It looks like they also are re- after B-52 strikes. normal ; no important precipi- petition of this kind could bo through the Viet Cong's War ceiving replacements. But they hower at a memorial service to. Zone C, pursuing an estimated The only significant action re- tation. filed with another judge . day at U.S. Military headquar- are farther away from Saigon ported to far occurred last Sat- 7,500 troops of two North Viet- now. CATHEDRAL TRD3UTE . . . This was the scene in LOCAL WEATHER Criminal Court Clerk James ters. " urday, when North Vietnamese A Blackwcll said that no mo- namese divisions, military Washington National Cathedral Monday during funeral ser- Official observations for . The eulogy was given by Gen. spokesmen said today. Battalions of air cavalrymen 1st Division troops attacked air the tion for a new trial nor a writ of Creighton W. Abrams, com- who have been operating around vices for Dwight D. Eisenhower. President Nixon and his 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Tho air cavalrymen were (Continued on Page 2A , Col. 4) family and Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower and her family sit in habeas corpus was on file in his mander of U.S. troops in Viet- chasing the enemy Saigon have been moved north Maximum, 42; minimum, 19; 's 1st and 7th front row of section at right. (AP Photofax) office. He did not speculate on nam and a World War II tank divisions, which are believed to to join the hunt for tho North VIETNAM noon, 42; precipitation , .01. how Ray's letter might be Inter- commander in Europe when El- havo pulled back into tho jun- preted. senhower was supremo allied gles or northern Tay Ninh prov- Blackwcll said Ray commander there. would al- ince near tho Cambodian border most certainly have been enti- President Nguyen Van Thicu , after eluding a 10,000-man Premier Tran Van Huong and a tled to a new trial if Battle had American sweep called Opera- Wisconsin, California Choose Congressmen not signed the minutes of tho dozen other lending officials tion Atlas Wedge. March lo hearing where tho represented the South Viet- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National lenders of both par- sou, Wis. to speak and raise congressional seat left vacant runoff will be held April 29 be- guilty plea was But namese government at the serv- Atlas Wedge was conducted in Congressional districts in Cal- ties worked for their candidates money for Democrat David when Republican Ed Rcinecko tween the top Democrat and top made. ice in tho U.S. Military Assist- the Michelln rubber plantations ifornia and Wisconsin choose in Wisconsin's 7th District, Obey, a 30-year-old state assem- resigned to becomo lieutenant Republican, Blackwell said that was a detail ance Command's chapel at Ton in the southern hnlf of Tay Ninh new representatives today in a which Secretary of Defense Mcl- blyman, and Sen. Edward M. governor. Los Angeles Mnyor Snm Yor- the judge had completed. / Battle Son Nhut nir base just outside province, 45 miles northwest of test of the drawing power of vin R. Laird held for 16 years Kennedy of Massachusetts con- Goldwntcr, a Republican, ty, 59, is in what promises to be 's body wasi found by Saigon. Saigon. The new drive is called some of the best-known names until ho joined the Nixon admin, tributed television and radio makes frequent referenced to a tight bnttle for re-election to a James Bensley, an assistant dis- , Abrams told the audience Ei- Montana Scout after the native istrntion. tapes, trict attorney general who wns 1 in American politics. his father—who didn't carry the third term. A weekend poll senhower wns * n firm symbol state of the 1st Air Cnv 's com- And in tho nrairie town of Abi- One television spot showed In the San Fernando Valley district in 19(14—but the senntor showed him trailing City Coun- ono of tho prosecutors in Ray's of American chnrncter" to mil- mander, Maj. Gen. George I. lene, Kan., the municipal elec- President Nixon , his arm outside Los Angeles, the well- hasn't campaigned for his 30- cilman Thomas Bradley, a 51- case. lions of peoplo in the world and Forsytho. Spokesmen said it is tion went on as scheduled de- around Republican Walter L. known name of Goldwntcr is year-old bachelor son. ycar-old Negro veteran of 21 Bensley said he had tried un- was "dedicated to tho search about hnlf the size of Atlas spite tho pnli cast by tho death Chilsen on the White House once again on the ballot. Barry The best-known candidates years on the police force ,by 16 successluly to reach Bnttlo dur- for peace with honor.'' Wedge. of its favorite son, Gen. Dwight lawn, saying, "I need you here Goldwntcr Jr.| son of tho Arizo- are Goldwntcr, City Councilman per cent. The top two men will ing the- afternoon and noticed "No nation ever hnd n more Tho new sweep wns preceded D. Eisenhower , nnd prepara- in Washington." na senator and W>4 Republican James Potter Jr. and Assembly- face each other May 27 if none lights still on in tho chambers in devoted son or dedicated: serv- by mnssive B52 bombing raids. tions for his burial there Former Vice President Hu- preside ntial candidate, is one of man Pnt McGcc, nil Republi- of the 14 candidates gets a ma. tho Criminul Court-county jalL ant. " ho declined. Thirty of tho bombers dumped Wednesday. bert Humphrey went to Wau> 1G candidates running for the cans. If no one gets n mnjority a Iority in tho nonpartisan race. building when leaving for homo. ^JIM BUMJIM ^^^
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ALL-STAR HIGH SCHOOL LINEUP . . . The above 11 McCown of Winona High. Standing, same order, are: Art Mnnesota high school players were special guests at Mon- Carrol, : St. Paul Central; Ron Evjen, Hayfleld; Craig Jen- day's Cagers Club Banquet at Winona State. Seated, left sen, Rochester John Marshall; Bill Gross, Bayfield and Mark to right, are: Steve Stockhausen and Tom Rfeka, both, of Hanson and Tom Sense, both of JM. (Daily News Sports Cotter ; Wabasha's Jim Malone and Mark Patterson and Steve photo) SOCKS 717 PIN SERIES i^^^^^^^^^ B Dave Ruppert Leaves i ^T'^^^np^^v r^
ML. Winona Daily News • ¦ « ¦ .. Winona, Minn. ' TUESDAY, APRIL l/-7?*9 rch Like a Lion Ma WESTGATE: Jan Wieczorek When the March phrase ' go- a 564 errorless, while Curt Pet- ing out like a lion" was coined, ers oE A.D. Bootery and Cy tapped 531 and Pat Grossell 202 bowling probably wasn't on the Cyert of Golden Brand Foods as the pair spurred Fenske phrase-makers mind. each had a 244 singleton. Body Shop to 910 in the Alley Stockhausen But Pave Ruppert, whose 19 The only other men's honor Gaters c i r c u i t. Montgomery years belies his experience on count of the night came out of Ward totaled 2,569, while Betty the local bowling front, made the Winona Athletic Club Mon- Kram had 202 for Sunshine '5'. the maples roar on the final day League where Ted Bamben- In the ladies loop Arlene So- Named to CCC day of the unpredictable month ek jolted a 620 errorless for Jos- beck dumped 203—549 for Sa- Monday night. wick's Fuel & Oil. franek's, while Midland Co-op Ruppert put togeth.er 11 Rich Schreiber and John Cier- blasted 932—2,584. Doris Bay strikes in his first game and zan also had errorless series and Mary Serwa . both. tagged All-Loop Team then followed up with games of of 598 and 567, respectively. 532, while other honor counts 220 and 233 for a 717 series, Meanwhile Quality Sheet Metal went to Shirley Gehlhaart with A LOOK AT THE vLOOT . . . Winona State coach Ron by the Warriors while Starzecki (second from light) holds only the second men's national took group laurels with 1,043— 521, Pat Reisdorf with 506 and Ekker and Cotter mentor John Nett get together with a the trophy he received for being voted the team's most vat- honor count of the season in 2,927, and Cierzan had a single Donna Spalding with 500. couple of their proteges; following Monday's Cagers Club uable player. Ekker (left) and Nett (center) look on along Winona. Gordie Fakler's 739 on game of 242 for Bunke's Apco to Arlo Stueve's 588 series led Banquet at Kryzsko Commons. Co-captain Gene Schultz with Chuck Williams, who served as master of ceremonies Jerry' Dec. 17 was the first of the top that department] s Auto Sales to 978—2,852 (second from left) holds the NIC championship trophy won for the first annual affair. (Daily New? Sports photo) in the Community league. Floyd season^ ON THE DISTAFF side Ruth ' Kadel had 216 for Gibson's, RUPPEBT'S big aeries car- Hopf and Yvonne Carpenter ATHLETnC CLUB: With Mary ried his Winona Excavating stirred vp things for Pofachek Kosidowsii be 1 ting 203—542, team to a series which, ranks Electric in the Pin Topplers Steve's lounge recorded $35— MIRACLE among the all-time highs. It circuit at Westgate Bowl. Mrs. 2,605 in the Go Getters league. ¦ ¦¦ H was a 3,155 set that is the best Hopf hammered a 582 series and Orville Cisewski slammed 203— Twins Gut In the city this year and the Miss Carpenter cracked a 210— 506 for E.B.'s Corner. - 517 as the twosome spurred WALL sixth highest ever recorded in HAL-ROD: Barb Biesanz to- roPs a VOUR «BC0 TACKLt MO 1 Winona. It was built around a Polachek to 943—2,602. taled 160—292 for Queens in 1,110 game which is the third Doris Bay had 515 and Marge the Park-Rec Junior Girls best in the city this season. Moravec and Irlene Trimmer League. Psychedelics hit 646 Nine More; """ ¦ But it was the individual an- 500. . each in the same circuit. and Strike Outs' '1,248. SERVICE -"ir tics of Ruppert that stole the AN ANV CHARGE IMCIUDES thunder in the VFW circuit at "N» '* ¦ ' ' NEW SPOOL OF DUPONT Hal-Rod Lanes. mvFTtm^mmmk ^mmw staWa *. MONOFILAMENT LINE ^ A f o u r-night-a-week bowler Squad at 26 ALL PARTS AMD SERVICE §B , STEVE STOCKHAUSEN who carries an average in the mW^aWKm mM vicinity of 180, Ruppert began CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) - from the roster expressed un- MMlrW The 25 players who will make happiness , "I'm going to talk to JnW ii ™«giiiMiMMMMi|w htini your 21BC9 ice} ti oMinnesota Twins squad Griffith. I'd like . to be traded," FISHING ^7 School to within one game of made one of his few mistakes when they open their American said Look. the state tournament, was se- of the night, blowing the fifth League season a week from to- Keller said, "I've had it with lected today as a member of frame. day at Kansas City is nearly this organization." He indicated CLOSED -FACE ' " ^ the 12-man Central Catholic set. he would not report to Mel- All-Conference basketball team. UNSHAKEN, he came back Nine players were reassigned bourne. Stockhausen scored 305 points with a string of seven in a to- the minors Monday and two Morris also questioned wheth- In 22 games as a senior for a row for a 264 game, and he more were slated to go on the er he would report tMelbourne, Fla., Association. made it over tho for Cocaptains for with Bauer , were repeat selec- hump," he summed up. reassignment were catcher 1069-70 were al- "Now so elected Monday. They are tions from a year ago. that I've got tho first one may- Bruce Look, pitchers Ron Kel- Schwab was an all-confcrcncc Babs Back After ler, Jim left winger Scott Buchan of he the next one won't come BO OHom and Roy Oglesby football selection. hard." and shortstop Eric Soderholm. White Bear Lake and defense- Included In those receiving Four man Pat Wcstrum o>f Minneapo- Ruppert had ample help from other pitchers will be lis. Both will bo honorable mention was Cotter's Gary Schossow in kept in camp seniora next other 6-4 senior spurring Wi- 42-Year Burial until Friday to year forward, Tom nona Excavating to its big pitch batting; practice . Jlkka . Other honorable men- PENDINE, Wales (AP) — A quest. before The Gophers had a .15-13-3 rec- counts. Schossow slammed a racing car Rofng id the minors. They arc tion selections Included Pot called Bnbs, hurled On Sunday a mechanical ord tho past season., their third 235—C4n for the samo club. Ber- 42 years ago after a dig- Jerry Cridcr, Dnve Goltz and Coleman and Tjm Mueller of fatal at- ger cracked tho nine inches under Coach Glen Stonmor. Uonildc nie Jnszwskl had a 602 for Wat- tempt on tlio world' of Danny Morris, all on (ho major , Chris Brown and Paul s land Bpeed concrete under which Bnbs was league Owens of St. Thomas, Steve kins in the some circwit record , has been exhumed from roster, and farm hand buried nnd Owen c arefully fin- Gale Kennedy, BUBIIOW and Bill Horzog of Pa- its grave under a Welsh sand ished the colli, Tom Lovctt and Jay Julius ELSEWHERE around the city dune, work with a hand Owner Calvin Griffith said Dick Nicmoyer slammed 022 in trowel. pitcher Dave nw KING of DeLnSalle. Mark Gautschl One and Boswell and in- the City league at Hal-Rod as a half Ion Babs—once The blue and white fielder Rick Itcnick of Cretin, Bill Duerre and Dnn the fastest car in car, 20- will be ED#RD Fogarty of Lourdes Jack Mc- his Sunshine Cofo team fashion- the world- feet-long and with a 400 horse- placod on tho disabled list | p k , crashed at more than 170 miles for Donald nnd Rick Wold of Hill , ed 1,060-2 ,936 for team honors. power aero engine, was found the 21-doy minimum. Neither W. / \L J and Bill Flaherty and John Gordle Fakicr had a 600, Jerry per hour on Pcndine Sands, Car- lying on its side elght-fcot could bo nctivnted before 12.99 marthenshire in 1927. down, April Zebco »p£n- Garcia of Hrndy. Turner a 602 and Demnis Daly Only one wheel remained 29. Rcnick broke his ankle, Zobco World champion driver Jef- , parts caat rod and r««l ^odol 3365 'mmm Km,^*"m "m ''*m *mmmmm ^*mm ^~mmmammmmmmmBammmMmmmmwm of tho nluminium body Boswell cut his left hand ¦ frey Parry Thomas was trying had rot- while _ KM j ^nim 2-Pc. Spincast Rod ted away. cleaning fish. The wound re- ^M . to sot a land-speed record when quired eight stitches. 99 Refl. 9.99 HERE'S HOW ! ' But Owen hopes to the car s chain drive broke. In restore The Twins meet the Philadel- 9 mmm the crash the chain decapitated Babs to working order and put phia Phillies at A66 it on Clearwater to- Reel features feather- PO |n by DUANE RINGLEBt ThomnR. display in Tcndlnc. "I am day. Their game Monday (^ ' : ¦ Tho5e now s,,0, nur,| Villagers from the nearby vil- convinced this famous car can igninst light touch control, '¦ (¦ '"' :, . Jt . ' T:«LVV' i0 your feel? To lollen the the Phillies at Orlando FasUip. ¦' ¦ '¦'' t' ' l»«ther pl»r» two' •crubbfd ipwfi In ««ch shoe over- be restored." He said. - action> popular ' »3»»-iM' i lage of Pcndln* buried tlio enr "It is was canceled because of the steel alloy gear., od- . ' ' PJP™ i- -\' ' :V \IJaWk ¦ nlflh " nd ,h 5 * no Apr fooV even possible 2 pc fiIas/| r 0f] '• ' ' ' ' " * '*" under a earn! dune and it be- we might get it to national day of mourning for lustable drag Matched ' fjaaa%a%v^ iimaam M°V the leys of this coming Raster remain with you came something of a shrine. run aonin." former President Eisenhower. fluldoSf C0Tk firlp> t, t M^MWXfr JmaaWa throuuhoul Iht yoorl with 2-pc. glass rod. guides . 0 This yonr people wore angry Thomas, the .son of a North Southpaw Tommy Hall wns ft. lengths. mm i when Owen Wyn Owen, n Welsh Wales vicnr, was iierccly con- schedulod to start for the Twins, *mm lecturer while Jerry DUAMB SENTRY.|pNSlJRANCE , wanted to recover the testing; the world land speed Johnson was the OPEN 9 wreckage and rcBtoro it After record with Malcolm Campbell likely pitcher for the TO 9 M0n. THRU FRI. RINCLER The Hirdwir* Mutual* Or»»r.l»«tlnn . National Phone: 7241 to i tot, c.pp petitions and public meetings, when he was killed jit the nge of League team, liowever, they jifireed to his re- 42. Two of I ho players dropped 9 TO 5:30 SAT. — CLOSED EASTER BASEBALL ROUNDUP Red Sox, Be I i nsky to Wilt Leads Start From Scratch Lakers Back By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cubs 5-3. Four San Diego , homers With the opening of the major The San Francisctf-Cleveland helped the Padres break a five- league baseball season a week game was called because of game losing streak. Ollie Brown away, the Boston Red Sax are darkness after eight innings and togged two homers, his sixth Brink starting from scratch. So is Bo Fro(AP)—mdid all ern Division post-season defeats a 5-5 tie. The Oakland-California and seventh of the spring; Clar- OAKLAND "We Belinsky. game was also called because of ence Gaston hit a two-run ho- the things we had to do," ex. to the San Francisco Warriors Manager Dick Williams, com- darkness, with Oakland in front mer; and Nate Colbert stroked plained Wilt Chamberlain. on their own court, the Lakers plaining his Red Sox were 7-1 after six innings. one with none aboard. Dominating the boards to the broke a close game wide open "goofhV up and not playing Jim McAndrew scattered sev- Rich Scheinblum's first home fullest extent of his 7-foot-i abil. in the second half and breezed baseball," yanked his players en bits over the first seven in- run of the exhibition season ity and scoring more than he to a 115-98 triumph. from the field Monday during nings and picked up his fourth boosted Cleveland into a tie with had in the first two playoff That made the Warriors lead an intrasqiiad game and let exhibition victory as the Mets San Francisco. Willie Mc- games together, Chamberlain in the series two games to one, them know* who's boss. trimmed the Reds. McAndrew, Covey's two-run homer, bis led the Los Angeles Lakers out with the next game set for the "We'll start from scratch," he 4-1 this spring, lowered his third of the spring, had given of the valley of disaster and San Francisco Cow Palace INDOOR SOFTBALL CHAMPS ... Pic- pwski, Lee Huwald, Tom May, Tom Kosidow- back into the middle of the Na- Wednesday night and the fifth said after a 10-minute lecture in earned run average to 0.93 be- the Giants a 5-4 lead. Weinmann. Missing are Bob clubho-use. tured is the Mankato Bar team which won the ski and Dick tional Basketball Association in Los Angeles on Friday. the fore giving way to Ron Taylor, Oakland pitcher John "Blue Poblocki and Tom Wenzel. Mankato Bar also Belinsky, the playboy pitcher who completed the shutout with Moon" Odom held te Angels Park-Rec Indoor Softball League playoff Tues- playoffs Monday night. In Western Division playoff wLo has .Minced around four three scoreless innings of relief. to three hits. day night. Left to right: Bob Larson, Ed Jer- won the regular season championship. Stunned by two straight West- action tonight, Atlanta, which major league clubs found out has won two straight from San from General Manager Bing De- Diego, meets the Rockets in San vine >l the St. Louis Cardinals IN TWINS' NEW OFFENSE Diego in the Eastern Division, that he'll start from scratch, Boston, with a 3-0 lead over too. Philadelphia, meets the 76ers The Cards asked waivers on the Celtics' home court. New on York, leading its series with the 32-year-old left-hander and three wins over Baltimore in said they'll decide today or as many playoff games meets Wednesday whether to assign Even Hammering^H^ the Bullets next in New York Belinsky to the Cards' Tulsa er Chuck Mitterwald, infielder on Wednesday. farm club. ST. PAUL - Mr — Even home "The most important things der and missed 34 games but Manuel has led spring hitters. jury. run slugger Harmon Killebrew we've got to sharpen up on are led the team in hitting with his Nettles is more noted for the The Twins' power and versa- Ron Clark and catcher Tom Tis- There were no American Bas- "The Astros told me they hitting five HRs in tility of players such as Tovar chinski. ketball Association games on don't want him back," Devine will be bunting if that's what the little things in the game, second straight .289 average. long ball, which after all are the differ- Center fielder Ted Uhlaender iour games with the Twins late will allow Martin to use a di- That array also gives Martin Monday night's schedule. Eaid. it takes to make the Minnesota Playing quite - Twins' offense click under new ence between winning and los- batted .283, second baseman Rod last season. versified batting order. ample pinch hitters. Pitcher unlike the team Later, the Chicago White Sox, man Ce- Dave Boswell may not need one; that had brought the Lakers to helped by two key hits from Manager Billy Martin. ing," Martin hcs said. Carew .272 and utility "If I feel that Oliva , Kille- "I could go with a lineup that sar Tovar -272. The team bat- brew, Carew or anybody else would have Leo Cardenas the He led Twins hurlers at the the brink of elimination, the rookie Bill Melton, defeated the Bunting, squeeze plays-even The Twins lost more games Warriors may if triggered by Killebrew—and than they won in 1968 (79-83) ting average was a lowly .237. can't hit certain pitchers," Mar- lone right-handed hitter ," Mar- plate last season with .233. To have suffered a Cards 5-3 in an exhibition game. the other extreme, ace right- fate even worse than tie loss Melton raised his spring aver- baserunning are some of the and sank to seventh place. Pro- Left fielder Boh Allison hit a tin has said, "they won't play tin said. "Or we could come homers but was against those pitchers. That's back with one of all right-hand- hander Dean Chance is noted as of the game. The status of their age to .406 with a first-inning little things Martin wants in the longed injuries to Killebrew and team high of 22 hot-shooting guard Twins' offense besides power. right fielder Tony Oliva could nine points below his career av- an edge I have because I ed hitters." an "automatic out" with an av- Jeff Mullins double that drove in one run and four years erage of .054 last season. is now in doubt for the rest of a single in the fifth that started Martin does want power too— be attributed¦ as part of the rea- erage of .256. Oliva smashed 18 coached this team for The left-handed hitters in- fence is going to son. • • ¦ HRs. and know what the players can clude Oliva, Nettles, Manuel, All the pitchers, however, will the series, another rally. the right field , Mullins collided with Laker The Red Sox confined be four feet lower for his left- Killebrew, due for first and The addition of two left-hand- do. Carew, Uhlaender, first base- be expected to bunt. For that their , said, "if man Rich Reese and catchers matter, everybody may need to forward Bill Hewitt just 37 sec. action to> the practice field at handed hitters. third base duty, pulled a ham- ed power-hitting rookies, out- "Of course " Martin onds into the game and was out Martin and the Twins make string-muscle in his left leg and fielder Charlie Manuel and in- a guy is really hot, I won't take John Roseboro and Bruce Look. be ready to bunt, including Kil- Winter Haven, Fla. Their sched- lebrew, to help Martin accom- for the first quarter. When he uled game with Washington their 1969 American League did not play in 63 games. He hit fielder-outfielder Gralg Nettles, him out." Right-handers include Kille- finally was Shortstop Leo Cardenas, be. brew, Allison, infielder Frank plish the little things in base, returned, it was with his one of five cancellations be- baseball debut against the Kan- .210 and only 17 homers—22 be- should provide added depth and left knee bandaged and he play- sas City Royals next Tuesday low his major league average. strengthen Martin's platophing cause of his fielding, is expected Quilici, outfielder - iniielder ball. cause of the national day of lay every game barring in- Frank Kostro, Cardenas, catch- Next: Pitching. ed only half the game .scoring mourning for the late President afternoon at Kansas City. Oliva dislocated his left shoul- system. \ to p seven points. Eisenhower. Also canceled were "It's touch and go if I can Kansas City-New York Yan- play Wednesday," diagnosed kees, Pittsburgh-Baltimore, Mullins, who suffered a severe Philadelphia-Mannesota and At- charlie horse with some internal lanta-Detroit. Favorite bleeding. He will undergo treat- Oakland Solid ment with team The other games started late physician Dr. because of the Eisenhower fu- James Raggio in a San .Fran- neral. The New York Mets cisco hospital today. blanked Cincinnati 3-0 and San Nate Thurmond led the War- Deigo defeated the Chicago riors with 22 points, but lost the In American League West rebounding battle to Chamber- lain 28-20. Wilt scored in the MESA, Ariz. W - The and Dick Green, a good fielder, 196$ when be hit .272, rounds out iiTst garne ot the series and ^ Oakland Athletics, who no long- is- the likely second baseman, the list. only in the second, but threw in Tom May Leads though Ted Kubiak and John Dave Duncan is being given a 22 er have to bump heads with the this time around, only three Donaldson might have some- solid chance to win the catching less than team leader J e r r v American League's best ball thing to say about that. job, though veteran Jim Paglia- West. . 'Kato Bar to clubs, are solid favorites to cap- Campy Campaneris, who led roni could take it away from Trailing 45-43 at the half the : ture the championship in the the majors with 68 stolen bases him. . Lakers broke up the game in league's West Division. last year and the AL with 177 A surprise surge by Minneso- the third period with 41 points, 13 by West Softball Title No team in baseball has bene, hits, is the shortstop again and ta, Chicago or California could and 10 by guard make trouble for the Athletics Johnny Egan. Then when the Tom May stretched his string fited more from the split into Sal Bando, who played every last year, is back at third. this season—trouble that can Warriors narrowed the gap to of scoreless innings to 38 and the American game nine points " consequently Mankato Bar cap- two divisions Rick Monday, a .274 hitter only be cured by the effective- in the final period, tured the city indoor softball League underwent during the last year, and Reggie Jackson, ness of, Oakland's young bats— the Lakers reeled off 10 straight are poten- but the team should wind up in points, six by Hewitt, to settle championship Monday night by winter and no team seems read- who hit 29 homers, things. nipping Oasis Bar & Cafe 1-0. advantage of its good tially great stars in the eutfield, the playoffs for the pennant that ier to take owner Charles O. Finley has 'The ball seemed to go in May gave up only three hits, fortune. and Mike Hershberger, who had struck out four and walked one his best season in five years in been chasing so long. this time," said Laker Coach in the seven-inning contest. Ha The top five teams in the Bill van Breda Koltt. "It didn 't retired the side in order in the league last year—Detroit, Balti- in the first two games. We were last five innings and was in more, Cleveland, Boston and up for this game. Te had to trouble only in the second when New York—are in the East Divi- Olson Named At St. Cloud be." sion, so sixth-place Oakland Warrior coach George Lee when Oasis got two of- its three Falls, Minn., was captain hits but left runners stranded FUN ON THE SQUA.SH COURT ... De- the one wall squash court for exercise during only has to contend with Minne- ST. CLOUD, Minn. W - said his club had suffered a sota, Chicago and California in Noel Olson, head basketball of the basketball team at natural let-down after the first on second and third. troit Tigers' pitcher Mickey Lolich goes after breaks in more serious practice. McLain was St. Ola! College, NortWleld, Meanwhile Mankato Bar, aft- its circuit. Forget about expan- coach at the University of two upset victories. the ball as he plays a game of squash with a 31-game winner with the team last year sion Seattle and Kansas City. Minn., and an all-Midwest "The fourth game is big er being shut out for four in- winning itcher in three Minnesota - Morris, today the nings on three hits by Dave teammate Denny McLatn at the club's spring while Lolich was the p The Athletics are a solid ball Conference selection. one," he said. "Big for us and Lundab, picked up the winning training camp in Lakeland, Fla. Players use World Series games. (AP Photofax) club in any event, with the best was named head coach at He coached at Fertile, big for them." run In the fifth off reliever and young pitching in the league, St. Cloud State College. Minn., High School, Virgin- loser Tom Kulas. some fine hitting and many The appointment was an- la, Minn., High School and NEW BRUINS' PRESIDENT Bob Larson's single, a walk good years ahead of them. nounced by Robert H. Wick, ¦Virginia Junior College be- BOSTON (AP) - Weston W. to Dick Weinmann and a one- "I think we've got a chance at St. Cloud president. Olson fore taking the Morris post Adams Jr. is the new president out fielders choice by May New Sports the pennant," says Manager will succeed Marlowe Sev- six years ago. His teams at of tho Boston Bruir/s of the Na- drove across the winning tally. Big Lew Rejects Hank Bauer. "Certainly the di- erson, who resigned to take Morris won 60 games and tional Hockey League. Larson finished with two hits, visional setup helps." the head basketball coach- lost SO and never finished ' ¦ including a double. Any discussion of the Athlet- ing position at Mankato below third In their three Houston won the first Ameri- R H fi Editor Named ics must begin with its young State. years in the Northern In- can Football League title in 1961 0«sli 0OM000—0 3» Mankato Bar 0(>0 010 x— 1 5 I group of starting pitchers: Jim Olson, a native of Fergus tercollegiate Conference. by defeating Los Angeles, 24-16. Lwt»y, Kulai (J) and Meyar; Miy ABA Contract Nash, 24; Jim Hunter, 23; John and Koildowskl. ) Odom, 24, and Chuck Dobson. MINNEAPOLIS (AP — The ance in the league. 25. Odom won 16 games last Duke's Bubas Now road ahead appeared steeper But the failure to land Alcin- year, Nash and Hunter 13 each and longer today for the Amer- dor may mean another fran- and Dobson 12. chise shift. Soecial Assistant ican Basketball Association, fol- Relief pitching is a problem, DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - Vic President Bill Erickson of the though, with the loss of Jack Bubas made the switch from lowing the apparent failure of Minnesota Pipers has said he Aker and Diego Segui in the ex- head basketball coach to special the 2-year-old league to land would withhold a decision on pansion draft. Lew Krausse, assistant to the chancellor of superstar lew Alcindor. whether to move his team from whose experience has been Duke University today. It was announced in Los An- the Twin Cities to the East mainly as a starter, will be in Bubas will be working direct- Coast until it was known If Al- the bullpen, along with Ed geles Monday night that the cindoT would join the ABA, Sprague, Paul Llndblad and ly under Dr. Barnes Woodhnll, UCLA AU-American had re- recontly named chancellor pro- Indications were that if Al- possibly veteran Jack Bald- tem. He will assume much of jected the record $3.25 million cindor signed with the NBA, the k" H schun. the responsibility for the inter- offer from, the ABA for a multi- Pipers franchise wou'd be shift- ^^^ffi^^^P^I Danny Cater, the league's sec- Fred Naas Jim Schain Dick Hortt 1 nal affairs of the university. year contract and part owner- ed. ond leading hitter last year with The franchise operated In a .290 average, Is set at first ship in the New York Nets. Pittsburgh a year ago and was Instead, the big center will moved to the Twin Cities after play for the Milwaukee Bucks of tho Minnesota Muskies, a char- Noti Hockey Lcogue HURRYl HURRY! PLAVOFPI the rival National Basketball ter member of the league, DIVISION SBM1PINALJ NOW THRU Association. transferred to Miami. Both . Monday'a Reiulta toams lost money Ho 0»mo« ichtclultd, horo because Today Personalized APRIL 6th The younger ABA had hoped CARL PETERSON 's Oamoa to sign Alcindor to give the of poor attendance. No 0im»» scheduled. Wednaaday'i aamtt struggling league n boost at the Tho new sports editor of tho Bill Dlvlilan— box office. Pro Basketball Winona Dally it Sunday News Now York it Montreal. (Pint fame ABA Commissioner George is Carl Peterson. or b««rof.r aariti.) MRA Tltfivnllo Toronto it lotion. (Pint game ot Miknn said he had not been in- 26, has been a beiMM urUi.) DIVISION 3BMIPINALI Peterson, Wnt Division— Attention! I formed of Alcindor's decision. Mcndiy 'i Raiult sporfswriter here since June Philadelphia it St, l_wili. (p|rt f aamt "I dtfn't know anything about it. Waatern Dlvljlon- 1007. cl beit-of.j urUi,) I don't wish to say anything l-oi Angel" 113, Sin Frencltco »l, Loa AngtUi at Oakland, (pint gime- (Jan Princlico laadi hejt oM Mr Remaining on the sports staff di Winona State College. Junghans tont-of-7 lerlti 1-4.) has been admitted to law school league would hold its annual Wcilorn Dlvlilon- draft of collegiate talent April Alltnta at 3«[i Diego. (Alltnle l««di at Harvard University and will 15 at Charlotte , N.C. bcit-ot-r Wlu 2-0.) be leaving tho staff in late Only gimti ichedulcd. summer. EJBiiJi^ "Thole 's beon so much specu- Wtdnuday't Oimet lation about this (the Alcindor Dailorn Dlvlilon- Potcrson wan , born In Dos bidding) Btlllmiri at New York. (New York Moines, Iowa, and attended OILITE POROUS BRONZE being the death knell leiOt tml-ol-j aorlit 14.) SELF LUBRICATING miof the ABA, the drnfL should Wo»t«rn DlvUlon- high school in Alexandria, Minn., L01 Angiloi it Sin Princlite. HEARINGS t BAR STOCK prove that we're going to oper- Only gamat ichoduled, and the Drake University School ate noxt season," n league of Journalism. He is married •spokesman snid. ABA and lives at 400 E. Sarnia St. SAE 680 (General Purpoto) CAST BRONZE FINISHED But tho draft site appeared 1 Monday ! Rtiulli MISTY BLUE WINS BEARINGS AND BARS to confirm earlier reports that L01 Anpalei al Miami, poitponad. PHILADELPHIA (AP) the Houston Mavericks' fran- Kaniutky al Panvar, poilfjomd. - W0: Hew York vi. Houiton, poilponid. Misty Blue capturod the fea- Special Michlnlni end WINONA INSURANCE AGENCY chise would be shifted to North Only oimei ictitduud. tured seventh race, a $3,800 trot , CiM«1n| Amlleite Carolina. Todiy 'i Oimei ^ 174 CENTER STREET Loa Anitlai al Miami. at Liberty Boll Park Monday /^£ f \ . A news conference was sched- Oallaa al New Orlaani. .flsr night before n crowd of 10, 521> - New York al Oakland. . C. E. GOBEIL CO. INC. uled today at - Charlotte, appar- Only Tho winner, clocked in the a»2» Unlvtrilty Av*., $.(. ently to o»moi achaduied. formally announce tho Wcdnitday't Oamei best tlmo of her career—2:05 Mlnnaapolli, Winn. 3S414 Qsls9 PHONE 3366 or 2904 franchise switch Indiana at Kentucky. . Dallas at Miami. and 4-5—returned $14 , $5,60 and Tol: 413/ J3L5775 Houston wns Inst in Attend- Only oamei achaduied. $4 .20. of Interest-— 27 TIGER By Bud Blak« Personals 7 Msl« —Job* MEMO TO A.hV.Yog leave my cousins LARGE VOLUME service station needi Want Ads alone. Ray Meyer, Innkeeper . , . station manager, good pay, ln»"«n9 272 E .3rd Tel. 3547 Chairman Allen called the meeting lo 501. W. 3rd Lantz, San Diego's rookie Catpillar 49% N N Gas 55% point ai 936.07. The Dow had order at 7:00 p.m. Allen, Korda, Nelson, Winona, Minn. guard. "If they run with us, Ch MSPP 49% Nor Pac 56% been ahead 1.62 points at 11 Rogers and Sadowskl were present, Kol- Auto Service, Repairing 10 lolskl was absent. Tlie Superintendent they can't beat us." Chi RIRR 28% No St Pw 29% a.m. of Schools, Business Manager, reporters Coach McMahon's game plan Chrysler 54% Nw Air 69'/4 for the news media were also present. AUTO always has been to run, but as Cities Svc 62% Nw Banc 68 Gains continued to lead losses Purpose of the special meeting was AUTOMOTIVE fewer issues than earlier. to discuss teachers salaries wllh) the he said with frustration: "Why Com Ed 45% Penney 52% but by teachers' council. aren't we running? We're not ComSat 45 Pepsi 51% Brokers said the market ap- The teachers' council agrees with the drew its early strength following Board proposal: MARK IV JOBBER getting the ball." The Rock- Con Ed 33% Pips Dge 45% parently 1. Sick leave accumulative to 180 days ets, in their second year of NBA Cont Can 67 Phillips 73% from continued peace hepes. with special provisions for the period AIK CONDITIONING Has opening for experienced action, have won all four meet- Cont Oil — Polaroid 116 Such hopes were given much of belween 120 and 180 days. straight 2. The hospitalization Insurance plan ings with the Hawks in San Die- Cntl Data 141% RCA 43 the credit for the three except that the teachers wish the School WE SERVICE Counter Parts go's International Sports Arena, Deere 47% Rep Stl 46% advances the market made last Board to pay the premium for full all makes Dow Cm 75y Rexall The market was closed family cc-verage. while dropping all six games in 4 47% week. 3. Summer school salaries at the rates AUTO Salesman Atlanta. du Pont 152 Key Tb 40% Monday in respect for former of; East Kod 71% Sears R Eisenhower's memo- B.A. to five years experience, $125 AIE ¦ "The home court should be an 69% President per week, Location - southeast Minne- Firestone 60% Shell Oil 67% ' CONDITIONING advantage," McMahon said. "It ry. B.A. over five years, $130 per week; sota. Proper background Ford Mtr 51% Sinclair — The Associated Press average M.A. to five years experience, $135 hasn't been proved in the play- *K0 RUFF Nor iN T^irCHAlRi JNTJSWcaflJ^i * . per week; will start better than $8,000 off s, though, except in our ser- 4 ! Gen Elec 92% Sp Rand 52% of 60 stocks at noffn was up .3 at M.A. over five years experience, C. PAUL VENABLES ies." Besides getting more re- Gen Food 78% St Brands 42% 337.4, with industrials up .2, $140 per week. 110 Main St. yearly. Benefits. Gen Mills 33% St Oil Cal 68% 4. Evening school salaries at the rate bounds, McMahon's concern rails off .2, and utilities up .8. of $5 for teachers In tha- first year; $4 Tel. 9200 Gen Mtr 82 St Oil Ind 62 and Write B-27 Winona Daily also is the hot shooting of GRIN AND BEAR IT blocks changed in the second year; $7 In the third MARK IV AUTO Gen Tel 37% St Oil NJ 81% A number of subsequent years, plus one hour per night Air Conditioning News. Hawks' Lou Hudson, who scored Gillette 52% Swift hands in early trading. They in- for preparation. 39 points in the opener last 29% 5. Driver training salary at the rata SALES & SERVICE Goodrich 46% cluded: American Telephone & of $5 per hour for behlnd-the-wheel in- Thursday. Texaco 87 Goodyear 60'/4 Texas Ins 113% Telegraph, up Vs at Sls/i en struction alter school hours and $7 for Business Services 14 Miller Waste Mills The Hawks also like to give , alter school hours - classroom Instruc- Gt No Ry 54% Union Oil 53s/ 15,000 shares ; General Electric a preparation hour. the ball to Beaty outside and 4 tion without INCOME TAXES are due April 15. For Greyhnd 23 Un Pac 52% off Va at 92% on 14 ,300 shares; 6. Chaperone fees: $10—dances; bus- expert help at reasonable prices. Tel. Needs A force Hayes to guard him away Paper, up % at es to Rochester and Red Wing—$15; less . 6849 and arrange for an appointment, Gulf 00 44% U S Steel 45% International miles exclusive of Red Wing from the bucket. Then they feed ; Interna- than 100 Homestk 42% Wesg EI 67% 42% on 11,500 shares and Rochester—$20; over 100 miles—$25 TREE TRIMMING and removal, also STOCK CLERK the ball to the bull-like Bridges Honeywl 129% Wlworth 30V tional Telephone & Telegraph, per night. stump removal. Insured for your pro- underneath. 4 7. Department chairman—$100, $200, tection. Earl's Tree Service, Rushford up lVs on 18,000 shares; : Occi- $300 or $400 depending upon the size Tel. 864-9468. Permanent work, retired Hayes outplayed his center dental Petroleum, up % at 44% and workload of the department, and that person acceptable. Opponent, Beaty, tlms oil" policies for department heads TREES, TREES, TREES — trimming, in the first two WINONA MARKETS on 24,600 shares; and Jones & be clarified and put In writing. stump removal, spraying, etc. Free games, scoring 31 points, but Laughlin, off7sat 29% on 20,000 8. Increments for girls physical edu- estimates. Blong's Tree Service, Wl Apply In Person dropped to 15 last Saturday Swift & Company cation activities: nona. Tel. 8-5311. These quotations apply to hogs deliver- shares. Senjor High School: night when he was hampered by ed to the Winona station by noon today. Cheerleader Advisor ..... $250 LENNOX HEATING SYSTEMS Fiberlte Office stomach cramps. HOGS Steels, motors, aircrafts and . Catallna Club Advisor ...... $300 Oil - Gas - Electric Hog market: Butchers 30 cents lower; electronics were mixed. Drill Team ....:..... $250 Cleaning — Repairing — Parti 501 W. 3rd A healthy, sharpshooting sows steady. G. R. A. Advisor $350 QUALITY SHEET METAL WORKS Hayes and continued Meat type, 5OM30 lbs. .. 19.75-20.25 Of the 20 most-active issues Junior High School: . 1151 E. oth TR . 8-4614 Winona, Minn. sharp ef- Butchers, 200-230 lbs. ...19.75 Cheerleader Advisor ...... $200 Stock Ex- STARK EXCAVATING & forts by young Rick Adelman Sows, 270-300 lbs 18.00 oh the New York G. R. A. Advisor $400 $300 TIMBER DOZING and Lantz, plus a solid perform- CATTLE change, 13 were higher, 6 lower, Catallna Club Rt. 3, Winona. Tel. Witoka 2532 Help—Male or Female 28 Cattle market; Weak. and 1 unchanged. Gymnastics ;... $300 ance by veteran Don Kojis and High choice end prim* :.. 29.00 Modern Dance¦' ¦ .: $300 "we can beat Atlanta," said Choice ...... 26.00-28.50 Bermec Corp., most-active on t. Sabbatical leave policy previously Plumbing, Roofing . 21 ATTENTION TEACHERS-exceptlonat op- Good , 24.00-26.00 approved. portunity for summer employment sell- McMahon. Standard ...... '... 20.50-23.50 78,000 shares,, was up Yt at 17. 10. Tentative approval to the school YOU WOULDN'T put graveUri your cof- ing World Btfok and Childcraft. Will Utility cows ...... 17.50-20.50 school based on feel Hard water Is full of the same kind train. Write Mary Storandr, 475 So. Hill Coach Richie Guerin of the Fourteen of the 20 most-active calendar for 39 weeks of Minn. 55947. • Canner and cutter ...... 16.00-19.50 Stock 195 days with eight holidays. of minerals that gravel Is made of. Is St., La Crescent, Hawks plans to keep his men VEAL stocks on the American 11. Extra currlcular non-professional that what you use to make coffee? Veal market: Steady. Exchange were ahead, 4 were activities would remain at the present You will Improve the flavor If you use hitting the boards. soft water. And you Situations Wanted—Fern. 29 Top choice ....;...... 42.00 lower and 2 were unchanged. rate. 'll have soft water "More rebounds, more shots Good and choice ...... 28.00-40.00 , 12. . Other extra currlcular activities automatically If you call , and more points," said Guerin. Commercial 19.C0-27.00 to ba studied further. Frank G'Laughlin WOULD LIKE TO do soma bookkeeping Boners 19.O0-down 13. The School Board formula for pay- In my home or else babysitting for 2- was accepted PLUMBING & HEATING Bay State Milling Company PRODUCE ment of athletic coaches 761 E. 6th Tel. 2371 fo 4-year-old. Tel. 8-4274. Elevator A Grain Prices CHICAGO m - Chicago but not the base board proposal. Ona hundred bushels of grain will be No counter-proposal to the general ' the minimum loads accepted at tha ele- Mercantile Exchange — Butter teachers salary schedule was made, how- Jerry s Plumbing Service Business Opportunities 37 vators. steady ; wholesale buying prices ever, merit pay was thoroughly dis- 827 E. 4th Tel. 9394 Penguins Fire No. 1 northern spring wheat .... 1.53 cussed. unchanged to % higher; 93 score The Board salary sub-committee to Sewer & Drain Cleaning FOR LEASE — 1-bay service elation. No. 2 northern sprlna wheat .... 1.51 .. . Then we 're all agreedihaf ihe settlement of the mo/or No. 3 northern spring wheat .... 1.47 AA 66%; 92 A 66%; 90 B 65; meet Thursday, February 27, 1969, and Tel. 4743, "... a special meeting of the Board to be No. A northern spring wheat .... 1.43 Cars 90 B.613 89 SANITARY $300 league player 's pension plan shall serve at a guideline 89 C 60%; /4; held at 7:00 p.m. Monday, March 3, PLUMBING & HEATING WOULD YOU INVEST No. 1 hard winter wheat 1.43 BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN for ihe Utile Leaguer No. 2 hard winter wheat 1.41 C 62. 1969, fo present any counfer-propoial 1<8 E. 3rd St. Tel, 2737 IN A Red Sullivan that might result from the sub-commit- IF YOU COULD EXPECT TO MAKH No. 3 hard winter wheat 1.37 Eggs steady; wholesale buy- meeting. MOO OR MORE EACH MONTH PITTSBURGH (AP) No. 4 hard winter wheat ...... 1.33 tee Female — Jobs of Int. IN PROFITS? — The No. 1 rya 1.15 ing prices unchanged; 80 per If was moved by Nelson, seconded by — 26 Pittsburgh Penguins, trying to No. 2 rye 1.13 cent or better Grade A whites Rogers and carried to ad|ourn the meet- Co. has opening In this ing at 9:14 p.m. YOUNG LADY Interested In outside work Old reliable create a winner In tie National Froedtert Malt Corporation 45; mediums 40%; standards 38; In service station, part-time until sum- and nearby area. Prefer man with farm Kenneth P. Nelson, background with pick- Hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m, Clerk, mer. Summer, full-time. Wrlla B-32 or local business Hockey League, are searching checks 27. Dally News. up truck or car. for a new Celtics (3-0) (Closed Saturdays) coach. Submit sample befori loading. FULL-TIME DENTAL assistant. For full details write giving age end Red Sullivan was fired as PIN TOPPLERS Barley purchased at prices sublect to (Publication Data Tuesday, April 1, 1969) Send market. resume of work experience to B-23 past experience and phone number at coach Monday but it wasn't a westgate W. L. Dally News, no obligation to you whatever. Write Polachek Electric 5 1 Winona Egg Market Minutes of the Regular Meeting Mgr„ 3401 Hiawatha Ave., Mpls., Minn. 8urprise-4;ven to him. H. A M. Plumbing 5 1 (Winona Produce. Zlcbell Produce) COOK WANTED-1 day a week. Tel. "It didn't come as a shock," Watklnt Cosmetics ..4 ) 3 Can Oust These quotations apply as ot of the School Board 8-3757 after 5. Hamernlk's Bar 1 3 10:30 a.m. today. Acorn Ballroom the 39-year-old Sullivan said. Winona Paint & Glass .... 3 3 Grade A lumbo (white) 40 INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 861 GIRL WANTED to live in, light "Everywhere I went for the last Filth Street IGA 3 3 Grade A large (white) 35 housekeeping duties, board, room, pay Lakeside Gull 1 5 Grade A medium (white) ...... 26 Winona, Minnesota 'A block from WSC. Tel. 3315. & Tavern month, it was rumored In the Wain Tavern 1 J Grade B (white) 26 WESTGAT E LADIES 76ers Tonight Fully equipped liquor and newspapers. Grade c 12 March 10, 1969. lores Gallagher, Mrs. Dolores Vondra- WAITRESS WANTED-Apply In person " Westgate W. L. beer On & Off Sale. New BOSTON (AP ) — The Boston Chairman Allen called the nveellng to shek. Janls Vose, Susan Mueller, Mrs. alter 4. Pizza Hut, 1630 Service Drive. . Last year, in their iirst season Safranek's as H Darlene Carlson, Judy Inman, and Jo- 2 bedroom living quarters Haddad'j as 17 order at 7:00 p.m. The roll was called PART-TIME general . In the NHL, the Penguins fin- Celtics, who experienced trouble and all members were present. Superin- seph Gerlach (or tho reason that the office work, 20-22 Ken's Hardware 20 22 Title r project under P.L. 89-10 for which hour week, to Include some Sat. morn- Centerville, Wis. ished only six points Midland Coop 20 21 LIVESTOCK tendent of Schools, Business Manager, and ings . Pleasant alr-condllloned out of first with Philadelphia in the Wilt reporters for the news media were also they are employed will end Juno 6, downtown Circle "G" Ranch 1» 23 1969, and thero Is no approved plan to Winona office. 'Typing required. Short- place, but still missed a playoff Chamberlain era SOUTH ST. PAUL present. hand helpful. Winona Typewriter 16 24 , seek to wrap SOUTH ST . PAUL, Minn. WI-(USDA) continue the program. Write B-29 Dally News. PRICE REALTY spot COMMUNITY 4,500; It was moved by, Nelson, seconded by It was moved by Kollolskl, seconded by up the Wilt-less 76ers in four — Cattle calves 1,300; slaughter Kcllofskl and carried Io approve the min- WAITRESS Onalaska, Wis. This season they barely made Woslgate W. L. steers ant) heifers only moderately ac- Rogers, and carried to accept tha bid straight tonight in the National utes of the regular meeting ot February Will train. Tel. 783-3347 Sunbeam Bread 44 71 tive, weak to 25 cents lower and 25-50 of A. J. Nystrom, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, Must bo 21. . fifth place and wound up with a Basketball Association s East- 10, 1969, with the correction that the to provide maps and globes lor tha Na- First Nat'l Bark Wi iV,i ' cents lower lor past two daysi cows Insurance committee will continue to Steve's Lounga 20-45-11 record. They're the only Benson' s Feed Mill 57 34 ern Division semifinal playoffs. steady to weak; bulls weak to 50 cents tional Defense Education Act Program lower; vealers study the school Insurance placement at a bid price of $4,519.10. expansion team that never Dlumentrllt' s Store S3 31 jjencrally $1 lower for policies and Io approve the minutes of Jerry's Auto Sales 47 46 Tho Celtics, whose nine-year past two dayai slaunhter calves steady; It was moved by Kollolskl, seconded WAITRESS WANTED made the playoffs Happy Chef WA tiVt feeders scarce) couplo loads mostly av- the special meeting ot February 24, by Korda, and carried to approve change Fulltime work, morning shift. BOB . reign as NBA. champions was 1969. Attendance dipped this season Gibson's 40 33 erage choice 1,000 and 1,088 lb slaughter orders No. G-ll and G-12 to the General Apply In person. Tempo 3» S4 interrupted rudely by the 76era steers 30.00) most choice M0-l,200 lbs It was moved by Rogers, seconded by Contract for the construction of the High SNACK SHOP. more than 50,000 and a club Frlckson'a Auctioneer! .... 34 5» in 1S67, are strong favtfrites to 28.50-29.75i mixed good and choice 28.25- Kellolskl and carried fo tilt a /alter School bulldlno resulting In a credit of spokesman said the Penguins USS Agrl Chemicals 23 70 28.75; good 25.50-58.25; few loads mostly received from Mrs. Martin A. Bealty $1,821.50. Males —Jobt of Interest— 11 &fofcfc and Instructed tho administration to pre- 27 W ALLEY OATER complete a sweep of the best- high cholco 950-1,000 lb slaughter hellers Change order G-ll Is for miscellaneous lost $400,000 this year. Last year pare an answer fo It, Weslgata W. L. of-7 series in the fourth game at 29.00; other cholco 850-1,025 lbs 27.50- Items resulting In a credit of $907. ii REALTOR ' they lost $250,000. Montgomery Wards 29 10 28.75; mixed nood and choice 27.25-27,75; It was moved by Kollolskl, seconded Change order G-12 gives credit lor 10J.9 OPENING the Garden. good 24.00-27. 25; utility and commercial by Korda and carried to employ the squaro yards ol carpet In tho amount of CENTER The Penguins offered the fiery Curley'a Floor Shop 1? 20 120 - m.2#9 Fenske Body Shop 19 20 Despite a fourth-place finish cows 20.50-21.00; canner and cutter 17.50- following teachers for the 1969-70 school $914.50. Protected southern Minne- Sullivan a job as head scout, but Economy Plumbing la 21 20.50; utility and commercial slaughter year: It was moved by Kollolskl, seconded by in their division, the Celtics are Paul Richard, Perry Cllne, Mrs. sota sales territory, out- he said he wants a few days to Joanette Beauty Salon 1> 21 bulls 23.00-2S.flO; cutter 20.50-23.00; choice Nelson and carried to ratify all change Well located neighborhood Sprlngdala Dairy la 31 flying high once again, deter- vealers 37.00-40.00; good 34.00-37,00; cholco Vclva Devanoy. orders to all contracts for tho construc- standing repeat order It was moved by Kollotikl, prod- grocery store, ideal spot for think about it. Sunshine "J" 18 21 slaughter calves 25,00-29.00; fjood 20.00- seconded tion of Ihe Senior High School resulting mined to make jokesters of the 25.00 by Rogers and carried to accept the re- uct line, excellent fringe Llnahan'e 17 22 . In net contract prices tor tho family operation. MONDAY many so-called experts who con- Hogs 8,000; barrows and gilts 50 cents signations ol tho following teache rs at General Contract $3,264,973.52 benefits, good Income possi- tho close ol the present school year, Canadians Recall Athtollc Club W. L. sidered their dynasty ended. to mostly 75 cents lower) demand narrow Plumbing and Healing bilities, draw and commis- Village store with post of- Quality Sheet Metal 24 IS at tha full decline) 1-3 190-245 lbs mostly June <> 1969: Contract $562,825.65 "We're just playing our best 20.50; limited showing 20.75) 2-3 190-250 Sydno Engrav, Barbara Knutson, Ventilation and Alrcondl- sion. Call or write Monty fice, established growing Six for Playoffs QUIIIlD'a IOA 23 14 Kay Courtney, Douglas Bunko's Apco 23 u hall of tho season," Boston lbs 20.00-50.50) mostly 20.25) 2-4 250-280 Peterson, tlonlng Contract 1360,268.00 Gruss, Fremont Industries, trade. Threo bedrooms, liv- Joswlck'a Fuel & oil 27 17 lbs 19.50-20.25i sows sleady to weak) de- Janice Emery, William Pelliman, Electrical Contract «20,474.7B MONTREAL (AP ) - Tho Player-Coach Bill Russell snid. mand ralher brood early) 1-3 300-400 Dee Ann Wengor, Marcln Engcn, Kllchon Equipment $76,471.00 Inc., Shakopee, Minn. ing quarters, all in good First Nat'l Bank 16 23 Mary C. Hoffman, Montreal Canadicns announced Home Beverage Service .... *> 30 "Everyone's doing tho job. lbs 18.50-19,25/ 2-3 400-UOO lbs 17.00-18.75) Maria Scher- Deep Well Constructio n ....$12, 020.00 55370. Tel. 332-4531. condition. Ask for particu- CITY leedcr pigs aleady; 1-3 120-160 lbs 18.00- meliler, It was moved by Kollolskl, seconded Monday they have recalled six We're getting a team effort." 19.00. It was moved by Rogers, seconded by by Rogers and carried thai the board lars. Hal-Rod W. L. Nelson and carries) lo players from Houston Apollos A. O. Boolery 12'A 51,4 However, Russell spoke with Sheep 5oi>) slaughter lambs ahou) authorize the Su- policy selling 30 hours per week of em- for the duration of the Stanley Country Kitchen 11 7 Riinrdcd optimism. Ho recalled aleady wllh Monday or weak to 50 cents perintendent ot Buildings end Personnel ployment to qualify for Blue Cross-Mil Train for PRINTING Building suitable for service Williams Hold 11 7 lower for tha two days; oilier classes fo prepare specifications tor a purchase coverage bo changed to 25 hours. business plus a very nlco Cup playoffs. Golden Brand Foods la a Inst spring, when the Celtics steady; most cholco to prima wooled of a tractor. Tha teachers' council mot with the slaughter lambs three-bedroom Tho six will ho on stand-by KWNO 10 a trailed Philadelphia 3-1 in the 90-110 lbs 29.50-30.00) II was moved by Kollolskl, seconded by board ot 8:00 p.m. to prciont another rlme 95 lb 52S5.86. The Superintendent of Schools asked spring slaughter lambs 32,50. II was moved by Nelson, joconded Myan, Fla. Hal-Rod W. L, 23-year history. by whether or not there would bo ob|ectlon PLANT AFTt: R HOURS CALL: I Pllliburoh vi. New York (N) at Sockllfomes Hi 4<4 Kollolskl and carried to rallly hills paid to tho employment of a school psycholo- Laura Flsk yi|g Dr»- The Celtics fr om tha (jeni-rnl denton, Fla. Royal Rollers- 1 5 , who won their Sundny, was ruled out of the schoo l fund In tho gist during tho 1969-70 school year. Any MAINTENANCE Myles Polorson 400? SI. Louis vi. Detroit at St. Potcri- Gutters S 6 amount of »3,37fl,Blj and approve bills tlmo ho Is not needed hy this school Louro Sntka lust four scheduled games be- fourth game becnuso of a nulled tor payment from J/,IJ hurg, Fla. Queens i^h 414 fore taking on the general school lund district lie could lio loaned to other Welding & mechanical Chicago (N) vt. Chicago (A) al Mcni- Hell's Anools 7 7 riilladclphin , are ligament above the right kneo. In the amount ol $46,916.69. school dlslrlcls who would pay for Ilia phli, Tenn. Slrlko Outs 7 nt top strength with It was moved hy Nolson, seconded by lima that ho works for Ihem. It Is also 7 Jirn Walker will he replnccd in tho Korda, and carried to experience desired. Houilon vi. Loi Angelei at Mouilon, Sparos 7 7 Darnes, Russell' approve hills from posslblo that ponding federal programs Tex. (night). Knock Dull A a s backup man starling line-up hy either Mate Tllla I Funds of tho General School Fund might be so arranged Hint the psy- Openings on 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. BOB San Diego vi. Oakland at Meia, Arli. Piychfdollcs 3 nt center, recovered from n Guokas, a swing mnn normally In the amount of $9.47; from the No- chologist could be hired under one ot ¦ I j*. San Franclaco vi. Cleveland al Stirevi- Big Nino * tional Delenie Education Act Funds of |ho tlieni. and 3 p.m. 11 p.m. ahifls. .,4 10 pulled groin muscle. General School port. La. OO OHTTERS used in tloe bnckcourt , or veter- Fund In the amounl nf Tho Board did not ob|oct to Ihe em- 7(iers 1203.00/ from the Ochl Redemption Fund ployment ot a psychologist. APPLY IN PERSON ddotot BOHon vl. MINNESOTA al Orlando, Athletic Cluh w . L, TJie are hurting, diet an Johnny Green. W In the amount of »m.O0j Fla. Steve' s Lounga Ii' . 'i l| deep breath and seconded by meeting, at |0:il p.m. FIBERITE CORP. '3 Korda and carried lhat Hie to aching con- [IIP CENTER- TEL.2349 Lauderdale, Fla. Oall Appliances 12ft 23ft 125-1,111 victory at Kennolh P. Nelson, 501 W. 3rd, Wlnonn . Philadelphia snid: "We can still win it." Irncls of Mrs, Helen Schneider, Mn. Do- Clerk. Mobile Homei, Trallart 111 Winona Dally News *BL Dogi, Petty Suppllas 42 Articles for Sol* 57 Artlclm for Sale 57 Farm*-, Land far Sals 98 HOUIM for Sal* 99 Used Cars 109 ' ' Winona, Minn. '« Modern Wamlly house CORVAIR-19S5 Monza Spyder. 4 cerbs, HOMETTB LIBERTY LIVE EASTER bunnlat, all colon, SI .25 GAS STOVE, 30") gun cabinet; padded MELROE BOBCATS. New, used and re- 320-ACRE farm, 1M tillable, near Wi- EAST PIF7H — TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1M> (ha hour, at under wllh large oaras*, 30x40. Rent terms mefalle gold wlfh black vinyl interior, MARSHFIELiI SCHULT tadi. Tat. «n. basement bar, factory.built, and stools'; conditioned, -for *«le, rent by nona, priced hr quick sal* INC., day or week. Your Bobcat Dealer, Da- tlOO an acre, An to-acra farm, nearly to reliable party. C. SHANK, 552 E. 3rd. radio. Very good condition, $800. 131 •: J.A.K'S MOBILE HOMES, 3-pleca parlor sectional davenport) IB" S. 29th St„ La Crosse, Wis. Tel. 78S- NELSON, WISCONSIN TOY FRENCH Poodles, wtilta with apri- home fan; camera, Amco Speedex, with kota Heavy Equipment Sales Co., V •II tillable, wllft modern barn, priced Dakota on County Road 12 at only Several other terms 2093. Auction Sales cot t weeks fit. Ideal Easter gifts. case, bulbs, flash attachment, tripod; miles W. of ¦'¦ SUM- Wanted—Real Estate 102 Many home J to choose from at Tal. 8-1334 alter 7 p.m. new automatic at Nodine. Tal. MJ-W0. . ¦: In S.E. Minn, Twalten Really, Houston, dog wattror; carpenter's COULEE MOBILE HOME SALES 10 a.m. Huge Machinery Insulation stapler) Smith Corona port- Minn. Tel. 11(4500, after hours. ' W«- (or nood Income prop- APRIL 3-Thur».. WILL PAY cash Hwy. -14-61 E., Winona. Tel «74 Auction at the lot Va mile E. of LeRoy, able typewriter; popcorn shelter; 3 MAGNAVOX COMBO,. 2V color TV, Iter- 3101. Mark Zimmerman, Winona, Minn.. erly. H«nl( Olson, Tel. 2017. Hones, Cattle, Stock .43 Sears ew-adlo and record player , $350. Also talesman. Minn., on Hwy. 54. LeRoy Farmers Co- lawn rotary sprinklers, newj 2 ¦ auc- towel ractis. anotner large shipment of TVs, $15 and Auction Sales op, owners;' Turbenson & Mallzle, HOLSTEIN bulls, 2 years Tel. Arcadia 32WM8. YOUNG COUPLE with substantial.. In- tioneers; First State Bank of LeRoy, PUREBRED up. Ray's Trading Post, Hi E. 3rd. 215-ACRE beet and hog farm with 12? come, wish to buy 3-bedroom home. Can TOUSLEY ~ old. Sire: Plneyhlll Ma|or!ty. Dam: Hy acres tillable, Located 8 mHes from clerlt. . • 419-551. (161 days, NEED TV SERVICE, antenna repair or a pay SI50 por mo. Don't have large down FREDDY FRICKSON Seen Pride. Butterfat new antenna? Call ujl FRANK LILLA Winona on Pleasant Ridge. Modern B- Auctioneer 372 butterfat) John Sloan, Plalnvlew, Business Equipment 62 payment. Write B-30 Dally . News. APRIL 5-Sat. 12:30. /i mile S. of Lewi*, I I SONS, 761 . E. 8th. Open evenings. room home, partly remodoled. ,Ux50 Will handle all size* and Kinds ot ' Minn. silo. Building) and feeding Brta to FORD ton on County Road 25. Richard Fisch- machine and stencils, auctions. r«'- Dakota «3-29« auctioneer^ ZENTH 19" portable with rolling stand, MIMEOGRAPH' handle 150 lesder catfla and Urrow er, owners Alvin Kohner. ANGUS bull calf, about Best offerl F. W. Woolworth Co. ~~ ~" Northern Inv. Co., cferk. REGISTERED like like new, »7o. Tel. mo*. and finishing a rea for 200 to 3D0 hogs . ALVIN KOHNER 9V4 mo. old. Tel. Lanesboro, Minn., W- per year. Most of buildings new in past :~" ¦ AUCTIONEER, C«y and state llcena- mllei E. of 2144. . . BARNES tvmp pump, never bein mid, Ccal, Wood; Other Fuel 63 10 years. Contact ALVIN KOHNER, Rt. -co. ed and bondad, Rt. 3. Winona. Tel. APRIL S-Saf. 12 noon. 3 r . ¦ ¦ Fountain. Howard C. Gillespie, owner; Tel. Sag. * " 3, Winona, Minn. Tel. 4980. ' «80- ' ¦ -, - - ' . HEREFORD BULL-S years eld, 1,150 . Knudsen t, Ode, auctioneers; Thorn Johnson, Whelan, Minn. ^ BURN MOBIL, FUEL OIL and «n|oy Ford-Lincoln-Mercury Sales Corp., clerk, lbs. Erlyn T. TENT, 10x12, side- room, wall. Aquarium. tha comfort of automatic personal care. 160 ACRES -125 tillable, balance good Tel. 875-5915. pasture. New bami modern 4-t>edroom Minnesota Land & 20-gal. Lawn mower, push-type. Tel. Keep full service — complete burner miles N. of 7454 alter 5. home, carpeted living room and bed- If you need a buyer for that APRIL S-Sat. 12:30 p.m. 4 REGISTERED CHARTER itolllen, care, Budget service. Order today Auction Service Dover. Alvln Bluhm & Earl Watson, Hon* from JOSWICK FUEL 4 OIL CO, 901 room. Sehocl out, it miles mm Winona. .chestnut, excellent pedigree; also Palo- Spring possesion. Tel Houston 194-3770. home of yours, just call us Everett J. Kohner owners; Maas & Maas, auctioneers; CARPETING, ceramic tile, plastic Hie, 6. 8th. Tel. 33». Winona, Tel. 7814 clerk. mino stallion, 4 white socks; also black formica, linoleum tile. Do It yourself Open for Dover State Bank, April. at 8-5141 to consult with Jim Papenluu, Dakota, Tal. M3-I97 mare bred to Arabian due In or we'll do It. See o» of Curley's IF YOU ARE In tha market for a farm All broke to ride; also Arabian and Furn., Rugs, Linoleum 64 or home, or are planning to sell real Boyum Agency, Rushford. Tel. 864-WB1 APRIL 5—Sat, 12:30 p.m. 3 miles E, of Floor Shop, 377 E. Jth St. Open morn- one of our experienced Mondovl. H 8. D Implement Prop.; Tennessee Walker stud service. Tel. Inos estate of «ny type, contact NORTHERN 8-127J or write Daniel Brommerlch, Rt. or Tel. 8-1907 for appointment any- Business APRI. 2-Wed. 11 a.m. 3 mllej E. of Helke & Zeek, auctioneers; Northern time. Belts t Richard Slavers, ownsrs. SEVEN-PIECE living : room group. INVESTMENT COMPANY , Roal Estata salespeople. Appraisals also 1. Winona. Nylon covered sofa, high back swivel Brokers, Indepondenee, Wis., or Eldon West Salem on U.S. 14 and Vh miles fnv. Co., clerk. rocker, 3 plastic top tables, pair of W Berg, Peal Estate Salesman, Ar- given N. off U.S. 14 on County Trunk O. El- RUGS a sight? Company coming? Clean . dor Hortsman, Owner; Lima. & Mill- APRIL 5-Sat. 12:30 p.m. 5 miles E. of them right with Blue Lustre. Rent elec- lamps. $228. BURKE'S FURNITURE cadia, Wis. I'll. 323-7350. PEN-FZ er, Auctioneers; Northern¦ Inv, Co., La Crosse on U.S. 15 to County Trunk tric shampooer *1, Robb Bros. Store. MART, 3rd & Franklin. Open Wed, Clerk. ¦ ¦ ' B end VA miles E. on B to Smith Val- and ¦; Frl. evenings. Park behind the MODERN DAIRy FARM-Excellent a ot ol APRIL 1ST For Mastitis '¦ ¦ farm buildings, Including modern home, ley Road and IV; miles S on Smith CLOSE-OUT. Spring wools and blends, .store. APRIL 2-Wod. 1J:M p.m. 2 mllei S.W. Valley Road to farm. Henry Harris, 12 Tubes.. . '. $8.95 25% oft. Polyester double knits, I7.TO on 144 ac« fertile land. Available . wllh or wltliout personal property. Own- of Winona on Hwy. 43. Arnold Goelr- owner; Schroeder & Huntilger, aue> Includes handy free tool. value, now S4.9J. Rummage table—cuts ONE GROUP table lamps. Regularly man, Owner, Alvln Kohner, Auction- lloneers; Northern Inv. Co., clerk. reduced 50% to 75%. Fabric Shoppe SN.K to $18.95. Now, your choice, $9.95. er forced to sell because of health MIRACLE MALL Halverspn Agency, Blair, Wis. eer; Northern Inv. Co., Clerk. TED MAIER DRUGS (nexf to Furs by. Francis), 57 W. 4th. BORZYS KOWSKI FURNITURE, 3M APR. S-Saf. 12:30 p.m. 10 miles W. of Animal Health Center Mankato Ave. 8-5141 APRIL 3—Thuri. 12:30 p.m. 2 mltej N. ot Wabasha, Minn., on Hwy- 40, turn left Downtown & Miracle Mall REFRIGERATOR, (awn mower, outboard 1<0 ACRE gradi A dairy farm, heavy soil 601 Main Tel. and all modern buildings. Personal pro Mabel, Minn., on Hwy. 43, than 2 mIlea on County 13 for 1V4 miles. Nielsen & motor, bar stools, luka box, dinette set SHOP SHUMSKI'S for ceramic and plas- E. Harold A. Wlste, owner) Knudsen Splcer, owners; Montcjomery & Looj, with 6 ctielrs, Honda Trail 90. Must sell, tic tile, Cushion-Floor and vinyl linole- perry available. Located In Eleva-Strum Poultry, Eggs, Supplies 44 School District. Tal. 715-2S7-44&5. a, Erlckson, auctioneers; First National auctioneers; Gateway Credit, clerk. moving out of town. J8M W. 4th. ums, fine Inlalds, scatter rugs, braid Motorcycles, Bicycle* 107 Bank of Mabol, clerk. rugs, room-slie nylon TUBS, floor wax, FARM FOR SALE-320 acres, flood sat APR. 7-Mon. 12:30 p.m. 4 miles N. of BABCOCK 6-300 pullets available now AM MOViNG—must sell all Studio Girl wall linoleum, counter tops, formica SAVE APRIL 3—1 p.m. Lanesboro Farm Serv- Dover, Minn, then 1 mile E. Edward of buildings, modern home, priced at New & Used with 2000 more available Apr. 8lh. Also. cosmetics on hend at loss but gain for adheslves, carpet, carpet remnants Motorcycles ice In Lanesboro, Minn. Peter Chlolo, Mueller, owner; Montgomery & Loos, 1200 heavy males. Ideal for Capons or you; also some apartment things. AH carpet runners. SHUMSKI'S; 58 W. 3rd. $18,000 for quick sale. Available Imme- Complete Parrs & Service , diately. Halvtrson Agency, Blair, Wis. Jr., owner; Ode- & Thorson auction- auctioneers; Thorp Sales Corp., clerk. roasters, available Apr. 8th. Winona this week, 224 W. 5th, Apt. ?. Tel. 83389. Winona — La Crosse — Eau Clair* PRICED TO SELL eers;. Thorp Sales Corp., clerk. Chick Hatchery, Breezy Acres, Hwy. ROBB MOTORS, INC. 14-el E., Winona. Tel, 8-4M7. F/CRMS - FARMS - FARMS APR. 7-Mon. 12 noon. Vi mile N. of SHORT DARK Norway mink lacker, never Good Things to Eat 65 MIDWEST REALTY CO. APRIL 3 - Thurs. 12:30 p.m. 3 Mabel on Hwy. 43. then 4 miles W. worn, medium s lie. Very reasonable. s Trailers 108 mllas E. of Hlxlon. Geake Implement, Kenn
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