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Israeli Jets Arab Guerrillas DELTA AMBULANCE . ' . . . A South Vietnamese soldier, soldier had participated in a routine sweep of the country- wounded during a clash with the Viet Cong, is evacuated by side about 10 miles southeast of the provincial capital of sampan in the Mekong Delta area of South Vietnam. The Sadec. (AP Photofax) SET AMBUSH IN DELTA Inside Jordan By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tioned no action. sert Jordanian village of Mansi- Baghdad Radio said one Iraqi THREAT POSED ¦' .? ' . . An Iraqi military spokesman ya from which the army said claimed that 14 Israeli jet fight- soldier was slightly wounded in the patrol was fired on. 28 by Gong U.S. officers said Sunday, ers attacked Iraqi forces in Jor- the alleged .-.ttack toda^. Killed Viet that one North Vietnamese dan today. He said the Iraqi Earlier today Israel an- No Israeli casualties were re- SAIGON (AP) - Viet Cong South Vietnamese army. the fighting that ranged from 60 into , an estimated 250 North regiment has moved from troops shot down two planes nounced that two of its jets at- ported. It was the first time Is- troops firing from ambush along The ambush 60 miles south- miles southwest of Saigon to 37 Vietnamese troops and killed 42 Cambodia" to area about 20 which crashed in flames in the tacked a Jordanian village rael has reported a jet attack on th-i banks of a canal cut into two west of Saigon was one of a half miles northwest of the capital. with the aid of fighter-bombers miles southwest of Kontum Syrian Golan heights, now occu- south of the Sea of Galilee from Jordan since Jan. 16. South Vietnamese companies in dozen fights that flared up Sun- Eleven Americans and 31 South from four different bases. Three in South Vietnam's central pied -by Israel . which the Israelis said Arab The Lebanese-Israeli border the Mekong Delta, killed 28 of day to the south and northwest Vietnamese were reported Americans were killed and 18 (arrow). It was the second! Iraqi claim guerrillas fired on an Israeli also flared briefly when small- highlands Another army patrol. the government soldiers, and of the capital. U.S. officers said killed, and 43 Americans and 30 wounded. regiment may be moving in five days of an Israeli air at- arms fire was directed from wounded another 15, military the fighting indicated " a lot of South Vietnamese wounded. Jn the air war, U.S. B52 bomb- tack on Iraq's forces in Jordan. The Israelis said they were into the area from Cam- Lebanon at the Israeli settle- spokesmen reported today. enemy movement" but no real It was one of the heaviest ers dropped more than 1,000 Last Thursday Iraq claimed sent over Jordan shortly after ment of Zar bodia arid Laos, where a 'it, 12 miles east of Viet Cong casualties were not threat to Saigon, days of action since mid-Decem- tons of explosives Sunday and that seven Israeli .planes at- an army patrol was fired on the Mediterranean and a few third unit is in reserve known. U.S. and South Vietnamese ber. today on- what the "U.S. Com- tacked its forces and one was near the border settlement of hundred yards from the border, It was one of the worst set- forces reported killing 160 Viet The worst UJ5. casualties mand said were enemy base (dotted area). (AP Photo- shot down. Israel denied the re- Neve Ur, ninefmHessouth of the the Israeli army said. ¦were fax ) port, and Jordan reported two Sea of Galilee. For backs suffered recently by the Cong and North Vietnamese in inflicted on troops of the camps. , abotf . 15 An Israeli spokesman said ; — : .— Israeli•u.uvu airtaxi incursionslu^uiuuiis butuut men-lucu- i uuuuicaminutes theme jetsJclo QUiucQ Hie lie- 199th Light. Infantry Brigade. strafed the de- that the Lebanese fire was re- They suffered six dead and 20 turned and there were no cas- IN EUROPE wounded while trying to root put Qn MID-EAST PROBLEM ualties in the settlement, enemy forces hidden-in bunkers In the occupied Gaza Strip, along a river bank 22 miles scene of violent rioting Sunday, northwest of Saigon and five headquarters of an explosive charge demolished miles from the nejar the U.S. 25th Infantry Division a small railway bridge Army Leaders Rafiah. at Cu Chi. Nixon Accepts French Initial reports said about 100 About 100 Arab schoolgirls soldiers from the 199th tangled were injured in the Strip Sunday with an enemy squad of perhaps when Israeli police charged Resist Further with nightsticks to break up a a dozen soldiers, but later ac- p Pro three-hour riot involving 4 000 150 enemy osal for , counts said up to Parley troops were committed at the WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- United States he will find Nixon lations. girls. The girls were protesting height of the day-long battle. dent Nixon has decided to ac- responsive. He plans to send to the Senate the jailing of three Gaza women troop Reduction About 300 U.S. infantry rein- cept a French proposal for early While the Middle East crisis, this week a recommendation for convicted by an Israeli court of forcements, an armored col*- talks among great power repre- and the "Vietnam situation have early approval of the treaty to spying and aiding guerrillas._ By HUBERT J. ERB coming troops to use and iimn, dive bombers and helicop- sentatives at the United Nations dominated NixonV foreign poli- Tie girls spat, tussled with what it will take to put that block the spread of nuclear GRAFENWOEHR, Ger- ter gunships battered the enemy on ways to break the deadlock cy concerns during his first 10 weapons. troops and tore down' mud and many wi U.S. Army lead- equipment back in storage. until contact was broken at in Middle East peace efforts. stone walls outside five schools The inference was clear: days in office, he has also set in The United States signed the ers are stiffening their re- nightfall. He hopes particularly for par- motion a plan to visit several to throw pieces of them at the sistance to further cuts in It would take time and Thirty bodies were counted on pact last year, but Senate ap- allel action b. the Soviet Union. Western European capitals tn proval and final soldiers. "While Arab men the combat troops America many men to put any airlift- the battlefield by noon today. A reply to the Paris U.S. ratifica- watched quietly, ed unit into the field in the govern- the next two months and confer tion were delayed after the So- they brand- has stationed in Europe. Dive bombers attacking the ene- ment is due to go out this week. with allied government chiefs. ^ ished pictures of Egyptian Pres. This was made plain here event of any emergency. viet invasion of Czechoslovakia my positions touched off 27 sec- It is expected to make clear Diplomatic soundings for the i ident Gamal Abdel Nasser and this past week by Gen. More than tactical con- ondary explosions, indicating di- in August. siderations are involved in that while the United States trip have been started, and the yelled: "Nasser! Nasser ! Israel Lyman Lemnitzer, the rect hits on ammunition stores. -sees hope in consultations with White House is due to make an Nixon is also actively interest- is black! Palestine !Palestine!" American who is the Su- the Army's resistance to ^ About 17 miles to the north- the Soviet Union, Britain and announcement soon on his ed in starting technical talks preme Allied Commander losing more men. an armored column from Newsweei magazine reported west, France its primary purpose is plans. with Moscow on limiting the de- six-point in Europe. The dual-based concept of 25th Division smashed Nasser has made a keeping troops in the United tie U.S. to move off\ dead cei ter the Nixon expects to visit Paris, ployment of nuclear missiles as proposal for peace with Israel The Army desire to keep States and -flying them to U.N. peace-seeklmg efforts of site of the Vietnam peace talks, soon as he considers that the what it has got at least is " and hinted he might agree to , Europe when needed never Swedish Ambassador Gunnar and meet with President world political climate is fa- talk directly with the "Israelis. perhaps the mosfsignificant has been popular with the EARLOFF DIES... Boris Jarring. Charles de Gaulle. Other capi- vorable. development to come out of Nasser told the magazine the West Germans, who have Karloff, 81, above, the man tals which figure in informed In the view of some Nixon ad- Arab states would agree to a the current military exer- been asked to beef up their US. to Give In a related move, Nixon will visers, however, Soviet policy who created the Franken- send a friendly message to Ga- speculation are London, Bonn five-point program if Israel cise, Carbide Ice, that will own forces. and Borne. on peace in the Middle East will stein Monster and a whole mal Abdel Nasser would withdraw from the terri- end Tuesday. The population has been in the near A meeting with Soviet have an important influence on Lemnitzer declared that range of horror films died future replying to a note of con- leaders tory it seized from Jordan, impressed with the deploy- , is not being considered at this the international political cli- although air transport capa- South Vietnam Sunday in a London hospital. gratulation he received from the Egypt and Syria in the 1967 war. ing of 17,000 men and 4,500 time, although fee President mate arid therefore on prospects Nasser offered a declaration bility has vastly improved, vehicles for Carbide Ice, in His death was announced Egyptian President. hopes to visit Moscow later on. for progress in the missile nego- of nonbelligerence, freedom of the bringing of forces -from mud and mire near the today in London where he His note will be designed to tiations. the United States to Europe Czechoslovak border. The was at work in film. (AP indicate that if Nasser, as re- Meanwhile the President is navigation on international wa- a Nixon discussed the Arab-Is- , recognition oi each was a reinforcing action, last half of the transatlantic 300 Choppers Photofax} ported, plans to propose resum- projecting action on two other terways raeli conflict with his top mili- Middle East country's right to nothing more*, airlift; in which C141 Star- WASHINGTON (AP) - The ing diplomatic relations with the fronts involving Soviet-U.S. re- LemnitzeiKe m p h a s i z- lifter Jets landed 5,100 men United States will give South tary and diplpmaticjadvisers. live in peace, ed that the U.S. troops now in 33 hours impressed the Vietnam about 300 modern heli- here are at a Ijare mini- technically minded Germans copters as part of a plan to pre- mum to keep up their com- immensely. pare Saigon's army and air mitments. U.S. forces in But some press com- force to stand on their own West Germany have 230,000 ments have run from critical when the American military Nixon Continues men. to caustic, with the writers role is reduced and ultimately Lemnitzer asked news- seeming to feel that it was ended. men not to overlook the too little and too late to Sources said equipping the great number of supply have much political impact South Vietnamese with about 17 Formulating Plans personnel it took to get the in the wake of the Soviet in- squadrons of helicopters, most equipment ready for the in- vasion of Czechoslovakia. of them transports but some armed ships , will start soon and take a couple of years. On City Problems HHH REPOR TS: The United States also will train more Vietnamese to fly WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- partment, followed a weekend and maintain the choppers. dent Nixon called his Urban Af- in which the President spent The decision to provide the fairs Cqiwpil to another meeting much time on foreign affairs. in the white House today as he With the explosive Middle East helicopters was made by the , Defense System Johnson administration, but it is continued formulating plans to on his mind, Nixon visited with expected to be carried forward deal with the problems of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Sunday by President Nixon. nation 's cities. at Walter Reed Hospital to get Many details are being kept In the first meeting Jan. 23, the former president's views on Approved to Get secret, but the Armed Forces the eight-man team of Cabinet the Arab-Israeli crisis. Journal said a total of $98 mil- members and presidential ad- Following the session with the lion for the proiect is included visers disposed of organization- convalescing Eisenhower, Nixon in the 1909 supplemental budget al matters, leaving today's ses- said he had gotten several valu- and the 1970 defense budget. sion open to consider substan- able suggestions and "We are Soviets to Talk Currently, there are more tive issues. considering all the initiatives we (AP - For- however, that it is merely first than 3,000 American helicopters is might take to defuse the situa- WASHINGTON BURN flag were the The emphas's on urban and tion" in the Middle East, President Hubert H. step toward a $40 billion "anti-So- in Vietnam , many used to carry IRAQI FLAG , . . An^Iraqi demonstrators protesting hanging mer Vice burned other domestic matters under- The President did not elabo- Humphrey says the Johnson ad- viet shield. South Vietnamese soldiers into by members of various Jewish or- of 14 alleged Israeli spies, including nine ganizations^ lined by scheduled visits to the rate. ministra tion approved a U.S. Time and again Humphrey battle areas inaccessible by in front of the Iraq mission to Jews, in Baghdad. (AP Photofax ) Housing and Urban Develop- tlie ground. the United Nations The National Security Council missile defense to " quicken spoke of the Soviet nuclear in Hew York City. The ? . ment and the Agriculture De- also met Saturday and dis- interest of the Soviet Union" in threat while making only one cussed the Arab-Israeli situation 8trategic rarms negotiations. passing reference to Red Chi- EASTERN JET at length , but there were no con- "I have always been skeptical na's "overt hostility." clusions announced. in my own mind about the secu- His remarks were ln_a report GOES TO CUBA A member of the Urban Af- rity value of deploying an ABM on antimissile pros and" cons - fa irs Council , Cabinet officer (antibalLLstlc missile) system," published by the Center for the MIAMI W - An East- No ip, But They Try to George Romney, indicated tho an introduc- ern Air Lines plane with 88 Sfy Humphrey says ih Study of Democratic Institu- line his agency will take in tory to a report on the missile tions, a nonprofit educational passenger? and sir crew trying to cure urban ills. shield controversy, group which claims 85,000 mem- members aboard en route Romney, secretary of Housing "I share thc reservations stat- bers. from .Newark to .Miami nnd Urban Development , said ed by Secretary (Robert S.) was hijacked to Cuba to- ' he hopes to come up with a pro- For his part, Humphrey said Operate Like Ship s Crew McNamara when he announced day while 111 miles feqst gram to provide more homes the ABM deployment in 10(17. new emphasis ought to be put southeast of Charleston, CORONADO, Calif. (AP) - open session today, after testi- set ri each dormitory ." ances before the court. t for low-income families. on ironing out an arms limita- S.C., the airline said. "Buchor's Bastards" are a mony from Rear Adm. George North Koreans freed the "Dear captain," they Wrote "At the same time, I under- tion pact with the Soviets, rath- ship's company without a ship. L. Cassell, chief of staff for op- Pueblo's 82 men last December, him on a piece of Pueblo sta- Concuriinjj with estimates stood the reasons why the Presi- er than escalating the strategic It feels a little stra nge to the erations for the ( mmander In along with the body of the 8,lrd tionery, "We've made it this far lhat 26 million new homes will dent felt the preparations for a race with more and fancier of- WEATHER men, but they're trying to oper- chief of the Pacific Fleet during crewman, who was killed during together, and we'll finish it to- he needed in thc United States loyment might fensive and defensive weapons. ate like a ship's crew anyway. gether, (signed) over the next decade, limited -dep FEDERAL FORECAST the capture of the Pueblo by the capture. But they kept tho Buchcr 's Bas- Romney, quicken the interest of the So- Humphrey said Johnson got Their intelligence ship, cap- North Koreans. Pueblo. tards." however , said "I don't think tho meaningful nego- conflicting advice on antimissile WINONA AND VICINITY - Uired last year by North' Korea, Cassell follows Lt. Stephen R. Being n ship's company with- Some crew members, like programs that we have at viet Union In Fair to partly cloudy and warm- tiations on the strategic arms capabilities and limitations , and is in thc communist country . Harris, who was in charge oi out a ship is.strange;) says Lacy , Murphy and Lt. Harris, have present will achieve these we place top President Richard M. Nixon will er tonight nnd Tuesday, Low to- In their two-story stucco bar- the Pueblo's intelligence sec- "but we' ve felt st/ancc that way homes in the Coronndo-Snn Dl- goals." He indicated his agency race, provided night 10 priority on the urgent necessity inherit the same situation. below to 5 above ; high racks at tho North Island Naval tion. Thc Novy said Harris' tes- for the last year. It's not lik« ego area. They have been get- hopes to come up with ncw of reaching an agreement on the "Ho will receive, ns we did in Tuesday 25-32. Outlook Wednes- Air Station, the fli men of the timony would be secret in thc being on a ship, and it never ting overnight and weekend lib- ways to meet the shortage. ABM Issue " Humphrey stated . thc Johnson administration, di- day: Little change. USS PUDMO set up a ship's of- interest of national cjefensc. will he." erty to be with their families. Another Council staff mem- , LOCAL WEATHER In major pronouncements, rectly -conflicting testimony ficoliai^jM-nall room. Meanwhile, CWO Gene How- Except for lenve and liberty, So has Bucher, but he hasn't ber, presidential assistant Dan- , the from his scientific advisers as Official observations for the Adjacent are offices for the ard Lacy, 3tt , of Seattle, Wash., which are goncrnus, thc men seen much of his wifc and twfl iel P. Moynihan . indicated Sun- mainly by McNamara 24 hours ending at 12 m. Sun- Johnson administration insisted to the capability of the proposed skipper, Cmdr. Lloyd M. Buch- says, "We're trying to tak0 over will remain in thel: barracks teen-age sons'. He remains until day thnt welfare payments was de- antimissile defenses; and ho day: er, and the executive officer, Lt. our files and assume the duties near tho court of inquiry until midnight sometimes in his bar- should continue ns n way to help the antimissile defense Maximum, 22; minimum S; signed to guard against the will receive conflicting intelli- , Edward R. Murphy Jr., who are of a ship's crew as much as pos- its proceedings are complete— racks office. solve urban problems. noon, 21; precipitation , none. , threat of a nuclenr-nrmed Red gence estimates as to> the Rus- appearing at a court of inquiry sible. at least another three weeks. "The biggest job we have as a Welfare payments should not China In the 1970s, sians' capability to penetrate Official observations for tho into the capture, which is being "Of course, wc don't have a Some of them hnve dubbed ship's company is to try to an- be considered handouts , ho said, the system now our defenses, or shield them- 24 hours ending nt 12 m. today: hold. n( an Amphibious training ship, so our only real duties are themselves "Ilucher 's Bas- swer the letters and the tele- but investments that will help Cri'lcs of ' being built, the $5.6 billion Senti- selves against our nuclear mis- Maximum , 22; minimum, —fl; s chool nearby. cleaning up tho dormitories and tards," in a show of loyalty to grams we ve received." says make the nation stable, prosper- nel defense, havo contended , siles." noon, 0; precipitation, none. Murphy takes the stand in an a fire watch and a phone watcb their skipper during his appear- Lacy. ous and happv. Blair Honor Roll • BLAIR, Wis. (Special)->The honor roll for the second nine week period has been released District Blair High School '; Backlog of by . Students listed on the A list include: Seniors — . Mary Anderson, Kathryn Benedict, Carol Enge- ~r bretson, Layne Herried, Brent Mathson , Patricia Shay and Court Cases:9 i / 245 Steven Hager. Junior — James WASHINGTON (AP) — A re- weeks as a maximum that a (1.7) and the Distri ct of Colum- Hoff. Sophomores r- Dan Mol- port sent to the attorney general person should await jury trial. bia lfel (8.8). stad, Joanne Kelly, Jan Dav|s, today showed that the backlog The following figures show the The median for the 89 dis- Dwight Frederixon amd Kerry of civil and criminal cases pend- medjian time defendants await tricts of the-tenth district and Jacobson. Freshmen — Rodney ing in U.S. district courts at the jury trial in federal courts the District of Columbi a is a 5.8 Turk, Ann Legried, Steven Ja- end of the fast fiscal year stood across the nation , with the me- month wait for jury trial, a wait cobson, Gordon Shay and Susan Thorpe. c- at a record 97,245. dial* time it takes to process of 4.6 months for trial without of 2.2 months to The report , prepared by the guiljy pleas in parentheses : jury and a wait BUT YOU CAN guilty plea. Administrative Office of the , 7.8 months (3 enter a OTTAWA, 111. (AP) -During U.S. backlog First circuit head- Courts, said the months) ; Second circuit, 10.5 Providing additional a play at Ottawa High School, ros-e 71 per cent from 1955 al- (3.1 third circuit 9 (5.3); aches for court administrators someone smashed a glass case are though the number of cases fourth^ circuit 4.6 (1.0); fifth cir- and judges across the nation and ran off with a large silver filed remained "relatively sta- 3 (1.8); sixth circuit 4.0 the increasing numbers of civil trophy. ble ." cuit 6- of (2.8J; seventh circuit 9.3 (3.5;) cases. More than 10 per cent The play was "You Can't have befeij^nding nearly It With You." As part of his fight against the eighth circuit 5.5 (2.1); ninth these Take rising tide of crime in the coun- circuit 4.6 (1.9) ; tenth circuit 3.4 three years. Advertisement try President Nixon has called for more federal judges and Ruptured Mien prosecutors in order to dispose ; Get $4.95 Gift of the"cases faster. A companion report by the Ju- Mansfield: Must for Trying This dicial Conference of the United States also expressed concern about congested court calendars Kansas City, Mo.—Here is an and suggested in addition to improveU-Tneans of holding rup- more judges: Face Pay Issue ture that has benefitted thousands thorough of ruptured men and women in —-A careful and House year. DISCUSS WORLD PROBLEMS .. ? President Nixon Nixon discussed world problems with Eisenhower, who is \ analysis of the inventory of WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen- Feb. 14 unless either the the last points out newsmen who covered the Eisenhower -Nixon ad- recovering from a series '(AP or Senate rejects them. of heart attacks last summer. pending cases. ate Democratic Leader Mike adjourn Inconspicuous , w i t h o u t leg ministration daring Nixon's visit to the former President 's Photofax) —Notification to defease law- With Congress set to Mansfield says maneuvering by of fliis week for 10 straps , elastic belts, body encircl- suite at Washington's Walter Reed Army Hospital Sunday. yers of the need to complete at the. end congressmen trying to prevent a days so Republicans can make ing springs or harsh pads, it has trial preparations as promptly Lin- caused many to say, I don't see _ vote on increasing their own their traditional round of as possible. speeches, how it holds so easy. I would not —Stronger jud icial control pay "makes us look bad." coln's Birthday dinner have believed, had I not tried it. running out for oppo- " over requests for continuance. "The sooner vve face up to it , time is nents of the pay boosts. So comfortable — so easy to The Administrative Office re- the bettqr it will be forVll con- Pressure Wisconsin Leg islators port indicated the backlog at the - There is little business sched- wear — it could show you the end of fiscal 1968 consisted of cerned," Mansfield said in an uled in tbe House this week, and way-to joyous freedom from your ha-ve difficulty ' 14, 763 criminal cases pending interview. He. restated His sup- leaders may rupture trouble? port for the increase from raising the necessary quorum of and 82,482 civil suits. 't lose by trying, The median time in which a $30,000 a year to $42,500 for 218 members. However, Chair- You can it is members of Congress. man William ' M. Colmer, D- sent to you on 30 days trial. You For ConsHrutional defendant may expect to get a receive a $4.95 special truss as a Convenf idn is hoping TO push a reson jury trial according to statisti- The Montana Democrat de- Miss., , his Rules Com- present for your report. MILWAUKEE (AP) - Wis- Kessler's resolution calls for a voter approval in 1970 . Ronald Pary s, Daniel Hanna , cal data in the report, is .5.8 clftssd to pre&ct what will hap- lution through, pen. Tuesday when the Senate mittee to force the issue onto consin legislators are being convention with 71 delegates, Helping sponsor the measure, Robert Jackson Jr., Harout San- months. This varies from a high Write for descriptive circular. asked to authorise a state con- tak«s up a resolution by Sen. the floor. His chances are con- two from each of Wisconsin's 33 he said , are these Democratic asarian, Dennis Conta and Jo- of 22.8 months in the Eastern It's free. Just address* Physicians stitutional convention which, if John J. ?WiUiams, R-Del., to sidered dim. Company, state senate districts and five Assemblymen: District of New York to 1.4 Appliance 2225 Koch the proposal's sponsor is suc- seph Czerwinski, all of Milwau- block the pay package. In the Senate, Mansfield and Bldg., 515 W. 75th St., Kansas delegates elected at large — on Frank Nikolay of Abbotsford ¦ months in the Western District cessful, could produce a uni- , kee.? of Kentucky. Under a law passed in IW, Republican Leader Everett M. City, Mo. 64114. v cameral legislature and a ma- a nonpartisan basis. Manny Brown of Racine, Her- Kessler called the constitution pay increases proposed last Dirksen agreed to Williams' de- jor court reform. Any changes suggested by the bert Grover of Shawano, and "government - oriented in an Defense lawyers and .U.S. at- mojith'by former President Lyn- mand that there be a vote on But do it today before you lose Assemblyman Frederick P. convention would be subject to Paul Sicula, Mark Liscomb Jr., 1850-ish fashi on. " , torneys generally consider 4 to 6 don B. Johnson will take effect the pay increase. - the address. Kessler, D-Milwaukee, said Sun- .. :— ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ m ¦ ¦ . - . - . . - " ...... ,., . ¦ . ¦ . ¦ ¦ - ' ' . ¦ - ¦ ¦ " ' ¦ ¦ ' . . " , * . ' v . - ¦ ¦ " ' - - ' . ' - . w-^g^— day the state?needs a thorough * review of its 120-year old con- stitution which reflects its age 1 " ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Mf lr TB^ ^kf' ¦ M» -taf-Wtik' JA9 ' ^A ' ¦ HAV ¦ HH " j((3*Em\ by providing that a citizen can - - MET jSBs_ ^^^^HE - ^H*^ ' * - ^Hr _ W\ __9ss\\' " jj3Bri»» ^ ' ___ WvM BMI -' Rn Mm IB ""^ "lose his civil rights if involved In a duel." "IT IS NOT necessarily a bad constitution," Kessler said. "But it is inefficient in many facets," and the many amend- ments oyer the decades have led to "difficulty in coordinating modern procedure." Kessler said a constituent con- People about vention will be requested in a ^^m\m ^ For who are sentimental money we re rolling back prices to celebrate measure Tuesday, to be submit- Jmm ' ted to the Assembly. He said he had not gotten around to asking any senators if they would caxe to back the proposal. But, he said , 11 other Democrat i c Assembly- men agreed to help sponsor the bill, and that "a majority of leg- islators" probably will at least agree to give the : matter some : thought. V v ? Budget-priced 5th Anniversary -ouiUB The proposal involves what iHll l i "' 'i ' nr* h Eiret in/*/J/\rTVI- Kessler called a crying need for 4 .»¦¦ ¦ I, .. ,,^-^j ii- ,, ^ , riV M...riioi ui i v. a general review of the 1848 con- U—^. i .. ^Color SPECIAL! stitution and its ability to meet ffS~L RCA TV . : ' , ' X . the demands of a 20th century | | | |jj | . txx . system of government. ^ ^ ^ 11 But the^jaUprmey also has a special reason for the sugges- tion : With luck , he said , legis- lators might be willing to con- sider a unicameral form of gov- ernment , such as that operated in Nebraska and fried for brief periods in other states. Under unicameral govern- ment, a stnte has only one leg- r Lr*— the TV camera "sees." - - islative body. It would mean 11 ,r?5E?rS*SgggjfJ l lllll (|j ^ ' RL'GHE J ||| fl g|p |l rai^^ L Wisconsin^ Assembly and Sen- RCA ate would be consolidated . If . Color as Nebraska did . it would mean ' *k"^^ ' fewer legislators " names for vot- I TV BaffffijiS-- . $975 ers to have to remember on Th.cLEHEMT ' Entertainment Center IX^x &* ** <* //{/f 11VVWll Model GL.55D ^a * election day. III j]] ¦'"" 20'dlBg., 227 m. In. plrtiim "It's not the only reason 1 TOWl would support a constitutional convention , " Kessler said, "But W/T Low low I would personally endorse it. If i S439 ®S jaaaaiMBi^ " > PrSce "I see the unicameral system for compact as makinp public* office holders Ilf^p jl * ' ' ^aaW\aWM\afmI V more responsible. Ther e s ri '" ft i I fa Wxa wouldn 't be another house to fl »- which to pass the buck ," he fl I WgMBt£*^**fff*O^Vt--JES.(Ei * _)^""^M » rt JI i^« jA • ,. m. j^ , /„ said. ANOTHER reason tar asking Wisconsin 's bicameral leglsln t ure for a constitutional review , B_ ho said , is the pressure which tho 20th century is placing or the state 's court system. Kessler predicted the state eventuall for y "will need an inter- v ^ ^ — (>¦§ mediate appella te court seMi'i \. v-*vi '" \X, I,, :» '<»m « $fiQ95 ® c°ntrpl color stabilization. because of the volume facing ¦ ^^'"^" " • ¦ the State Supreme Court." ^asisJ F 95 " HRt.„« $ 95 d Even If no major changes re- $29*•• ** ^«MixirfEi-uo A 299•"*' *' Extral'r sult from the constituent con l^" *.g, 102 •«. k. p*c4»* I vention - , he snid , such meeting*. ^r^,,^_ _^ jNuimMiJLJli Jb. Invariably attract interested ^^ citizens to politics, resulting in a new flow of political vi gor- Michigan, he said, had such a convention and got "new, dy namic young people into govern- ment." Business execut ives who were elected to the conven tion "turned around and became members in the legislature." Play your auto Homo rule Is another thought Budnet-nrlred Eight-Udck ttawo ^ «I1II P 2A« "»KicHi;Aa $1095 tapoa at home , .. tapo playor two $0095 on Kessler's mind , especially in RCA»r* A Clockri^i Radioo-^u wit h FIXfcr *^^i_W ".wnr »* *m 13 RM Tape Player 5' oval/poako^ ^^ " °'m metropolitan areas where ad W ^ ^ W joining cities are in conflict over matters that a regional- type county authority might re- solve. Unfortunately, he Bald , Wisconsin's comity government* are too weak. His hope for a convention , he aald , includes "county home rule as a big motivation." WISCONSIN'S legislator** got a request for a constitutional convention fn 13(16, and turned fi down 56-41. In fl0fi7 , the Assem* bly declined to S1B^^—*gM and even consider Fourth NELSONMain We Everything We Sor^coTIRE SellSERVICE tha idea, putting it aside Gl-38. Phone 8-5181 AFTER TONIGH T Police Check Streets to Be Posted Youth Treated 2 Hit and Run For Removal of Snow For Bullet Warm Week Seen Youth Hurt The snowbird season will less they are substantially clear- An almost forgotten phrase 10 below here by Tuesday morn- only a tenth of an inch or less open Tuesday night, city offi- ed, there will be no place to put in extended weather forecasts ing. of precipitation expected in Crash Reports cials announced today. additional snow accumulations, for the Winona area — "above snow showers. Critically in Street department personnel should they occur?*' Wound in Leg — pop- THE WARMING trend, which Four accidents normal temperatures" After reaching an early after- were investi- will post a number of non- Costs of removing this win- A 16-year-old Winona youth ped up in today's prediction for will result in a few light snow noon high under sunny skies of gated by city poBce during the emergency ' city streets for ter's record snow residues are was listed as "satisfactory" at the period from Tuesday flurries Tuesday, should cause 22 Sunday the mercury skid- weekend and early this morn- clearance between Tuesday at high and continuing to mount, Community Memorial Hospital through Saturday. temperatures through Saturday ded down to 8 below at 7 a.m. Milwaukee ing. No injuries were 11 p.m. and Wednesday at 7 Fry observed . A special snow this noon where he is being Although the remainder of to average 5 to 8 degrees helow today. reported. the normal high and low of 25 A Winona man is in critical At 6:22 a.m., City Manager Carroll J. removal appropriation of 47,000 treated for a hullet wound in the week may be unseasonably It was zero at noon today a,m. today, a vehicle and 7. condition in a Milwaukee hospi- owned by James F. Fry said today. in the current budget has long his right leg. mild, the warmup will be pre- and after tonight's predicted Stanislaw- ' There doesn't seem to be too tal following a sja , 722 E. Sanborn St., and Special attentiorr wlil be giv- since been exhausted. Some According to police, Thomas ceded by another bitter cold subzero readings, a high of 25- car accident lata packed in front en to those streets where coveys transfers of funds in street and Pellowski, son of Mrs. Victoria night with the mercury expect- much chance of any major pre- 32 is forecast for Tuesday. Lit- Saturday night or early Sunday of his home, cipitation during the week with was struck by an unidentified of snowbirds are known to con- park - recreation department J. Pellowski, 627 W. 4th St., ed to drop to between zero and tle change is seen for 'Wednes- morning. gregate, Fry said. All cars left budgets are being made to cov- accidentally shot himself ¦ day. westbound car. Damage to the in the ' ¦ ' ' ' : the i£ . *-. .¥. .¥. Sherman Smith , 20, son of Mr. 1959 model sedan was on postedw^reets/after 11 er costs beyond the regular pay- leg with a .32 caliber revolver . T~ ~T7 i . . .. . ' estimated JANUARY, meanwhile, went and Mrs. W. W. Smith , 944 W. at $125 to the left side p.m.' deadline are subject to be- roll outlays. about 9:20 p.m. Saturday. into the record and left book as a month Howard St., rear. ing tagged and towed away al Fry noted that these expendi- Pellowski, a c c o m panied by much colder and wetter than has severe head in- Another hit-and-run owners' expense. tures are. being made at tbe ex- Robert Lindner Jr., 17, son of normal. juries. accident ' was reported by James A. "We're greatly concerned pense of a regular street main- Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Lind- Mean temperature - for the Details of the accident are about what might happen on tenance program which has Cold, Wet Month Datzler, 605-V^ W ner, 205 Whitten St., the owner month was 11.8 , compared with . Sth St., at 1969 not known. When his parents re- 11:45 p.m. Saturday. Datzler's these streets if we get more been sidelined for the time be- Of the revolver, had driven in an average normal mean of car, a 1961 heavy snows," Fry said. "Un- Lindner's car to the parking —Temperature— Precipitation 17.3. ceived a telephone call Sunday model, was parked morning informing across the area below Devil's Cave on Degree Inche s . The most notable weather de- them of the street from his home accident they and received Lake Boulevard The boys Max. Min. Mean Normal Days Total Normal velopment of the month just immediately left $30 damage to the . ^ had for Milwaukee left side and gotten out of the car with January ...... 38 -17 11.8 17.5 1,649 3.92 1.17 past, of course? was the heavy to be with their left rear. Both Wisconsin Official the son. A -rfdend the hit-and-run accidents intention of firing the weapon f - 1968 precipitation. Melted snow and said that Smith are had beer? voting friends under investigation by police Flood Meeting at a tree. Pellowski was carry1 December ..... 61 -17 >t9.9 21.25 ? 1,407 3.89 1.11 rain measured 3.92 inches for in Mil- Expects Major J3S.74 35.1 938 .87 1.61 waukee. detective division. ing the revolver and it dis- November 72 19 an alltime record for Winona, 50 8 46.3 440 3.21 2.49 Smith, a graduate of Cotter charged into his leg when he October ...... 85 27 . scrapping the previous high of CITY ACCIDENT Flood in Spring .89 37 60.2 62.5 144 5.82 3.76. High School, is a sophomore was about 12 feet from the car. September v 3.44 inches which had stood at 96 44 70.4 69.5 2.46 3.62 since 1886. Notre Dame University, South BOX SCORE Slated Friday A state official warned Lindner put Pellowski in the August 90 46 71 3 75.4 6.37 3.70 Snowfall for the month Bend , Ind., majoring in archi- Another conference of city of- today that Wisconsin may vehicle and drove him to the July . —To Date— spring .c...... 93 44* 68.1 68.8 10.59 4-70 amounted to 20.1 inches, bring- tecture. 1968 1969 ficials and heads of supporting be in for the worst hospital. The bullet fractured a June flood in history, May ...... 86 31 55.1 56.5 31 5.06 3.06 ing 4he season's total to 55.25 Deaths ..... o 0 organizations, dealing with flood bone in Pellowski's right leg. . inches. . "We were up to our April ...... 86 20 50.35 . 47.7 440 6.79 2.31 Accidents .. 45 118 prevention Chief James McCabe said the * 2 741 1.08 1.62 Injuries , will be held Friday knees in water in 1952, up March ...... 77 10 41.1 32. THE BIG factor in holding 27 10 incident is still under investi- .97 Property at 4 p.m. at City Hall. to our necks in '65 and we February 50 -9 19.30 18.9 1,325 .17 • January temperatures below Durand Firemen ¦ ¦ gation. McCabe said the area 17 • Damage . $24, Mayor Norman E. Indall will may be over our heads in January ...... 53 —15 18.76 17.3 1,433 1.18 1. normal was an early-month 189 $36,655 where the accidental shooting ^ preside at the meeting, the sec- 1969," Bruce Bishop, admin- occurred was inside the corpor- cold snap that saw the mercury At 1:30 p.m. Sunday, vehi- istrator of n the Division Totalsrfor 1968 ¦.¦¦¦¦.;..¦.¦¦*•,¦¦.¦ 6,899 47.49 . 3:1.01 going below zero for nighttime Gel Fog Truck; cles driven by Cynthia Ann ond of a series that w-iH contin- ate limits of the city. It is a of Emergency Government, violation of the law to discharge lows for 10 consecutive days. Sievers, 19, 420 W. Sanborn St., ue at regular intervals. ' The range in temperatures said. a firearm within the city limits, and Mrs. Harold A. O'Brien, The city hopes to set up a pro- Bishop said that areas of for the month was from 38, 577 W. Sanborn St., collided at he said. It 's tough ' ' City Unit Elects gram that would meet an emer- major concern were ; . the recording during a mid-month West Howard and Grand DURAND, (S ) gency as successfully as that set Mississippi, St. Croix, the District DFU thaw, and 17 below on the final Wis. pecial - streets The . Miss Sievers was go- up in 1965 said City Manager the Wisconsin day of the month. Durand rural department ing north on Grand Street and , Chippewa and Friday, Carrol J. Fry today. By prepar- rivers. Rushford Pupils Backing The month's record precipi- accepted 'the delivery of Mrs. O'Brien east on Howard. tation figure* a 7 new 500-gallon John iiig-ovell in advance, he said, -, of nearly four Bean He cited heavy snow ac- - inches was high pressure Police estimated damage_jat the city wli be able to keep Visit' Alaska Head Resigns more than -three fog 60o Dodge cumulations,- deep frost times the normal precipitation truck through Bauer Bros. $50 to Miss Sievers' 1963 model full control of all phases of the Winona Mo- penetration in some areas, Duane M. Peterson, , Onto Street for January of 1.17 inches and tor Co., according pickup truck and $125 to the protection effort should it be- Invite Parents to Norman L. right front of the O'Brien vehi- , and. high water content of resigned Saturday afternoon as Chief of Police James Mc- included about an inch of rain Smith, rural fire chief. come necessary. chairman of the 1st District Cabe said today he would cle, a 1954 model sedan. the snow. RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special) that fell in showers during the This is the type truck that "We've had as much pre- — Fourth graders at Rushford DFL party organization. confer with Street Commis- middle of the month spell of he, Glen J. ' ' Gibson and Elwin LATER, at 2:30 p.m., vehicles cipitation at this point as school took their parents on a Peterson's resignation came sioner Arthur Brom, regard- unseasonably warm tempera- Fedie received information and driven by Robert Woxland, 18, we normally have during word, picture and demonstra- near the close of a meeting of ing the high piles of smow tures. training on when they attended 1761 W. Wabasha St., and Caro- Emergency Care the entire winter and we tion trip to Utkeagviak, 100- the "district central committee adjacent to driveways on A trace or more of precipita- a two-day school recently at tho lyn Shipstead, 18, 1603 W. 5th still have February, March year-old village of 2,100 and the at Rochester. The meeting had Sarnia Street. tion was observed on 18 days John Bean factory at Tipton, St., coIEded on Orrin Street and April to go," Bishop largest Eskimo settlement in been called primarily to discuss Several residents of Sar- during the month. Ind. about 75 feet south of West 5th added. Alaska today at a program Fri- current legislative topics in re- nia Street are "quite con- They received training in Courses Set at : Street? Woxland was driving He said a combination of day afternoon? lation to the party's positions. cerned with backing tiheir three types of blazes: A burn- south on Orrin Street and Miss vehicles "blindly" f r o m ing budding, burning warm days and cold nights Having been studying this cold PETERSON w as elected oil pit and Shipstead was going east from hold the only chance for les- they explained that the their driveways onto one of burning chemical tank. a private driveway and enter- Hospital Here state, chairman for the district in 1965. 3 Women Face sening dangers. English name for the village is the city's main traffic ar- They also learned how high ing Orrin Street. A professional emergency He was Winona County DFL pressure fog Bishop met with Gov. Barrow. On the coast a few miles teries. smothers fire, giv- Estimated damage was $100 care course is being offered chairman for four years prior ing a 500-gallon Warren P. Knowles and southwest of Point Barrow? Ut- McCabe said there were tank of water to the right front of Woxland's at Community Memorial Hos- to assuming the district posi - Beer Charges the briefed the chief executive keagviak has a hospital, clinic, several other areas in the same ability as 5,000 gal- 1964 model hardtop coupe and pital to area persons currently tion. DTJRAND, Wis. (Special) - lons straight on what state agencies are schools, post office, U.S. weath- city where the same situa- 'bf fluid. $150 to the left front of the and actively involved in emer- He told the committee he is Three young Eau Claire wom- At the annual doing to prepare for a pos- er station, theaters, cafes, tion exists and that the meeting of the Shipstead vehicle, a 1968 model gency care, said Administrator unable to devote the proper street department has to re- en — Jflary L. Wigglesworth, DURAND VOLUNTEER de- foreign auto. sible emergency. stores, dance hall, dry cleaning be- Diane Wulff and Penny Ryan Earl W. Hagberg. establishment and two hotels. amount of time to the job move snow according to a partment Chief Galen Lief- Classes^.will be conducted cause of increasingly heavy priority basis. He said that — have been bound over by fring appointed Robert Blair aa Polar bear, walrus, seal, Pepin County Judge Feb. 17, 18, 19, 24 and 25 from work in his law practice. In "traffic ha za r ds'' should Joseph H. first assistant chief and Anton whales and caribou furnish Rie dner 7 to 10 p.m.. in the hospital's connection with his resignation, qualify under the priority to the April term of E. Polzer , second assistant. most of their food. The dog Circuit Court on Boy? 11, Injured third floor auditorium. The Principal Retires Peterson issued the following system. changes of il- Elwin Fedie was elected sled still is a principal means legal possession of malt bever- course is 15 hours in five ses- statement: The chief suggested that captain: Henry Niehoff , lieuten- of transportation although the ages on Nov. 20. They pleaded sions of study, practice and de- "With all the problems the drivers give thought of at- ant; Gerry Bauer, secretary- monstration. Advanced regis- snowmobile is fast taking over. not guilty Nov. 27. Sliding Makes Af Spring Grove party will face in 1970, I feel taching a bright - colored treasurer? and Laurence Plum- tration is required. All mate- The village is a gathering place Traffic cases: er, custodian. SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- it will be better for you to have cloth to the tops of vtheir rials necessary for participa- for bush pilots. Monti J. Becker, La Crosse, Committees cial) L. Clark principal of an opportunity to select a new car radio antenna as a safe- appointed by the tion will be provided. — T. . , Parents were served an Es- paid $27 in fine and costs for chief: High School the chairman now so you will have ty measure during the snow Gene Bauer, James Improvement Spring Grove kimo lunch of herring, Alaskan driving 43 m.p.h. in a 30-mile WeishappLe ENROLLMENT in the course last six years is being retired time to prepare tbe party for emergency. Vehicles would and Robert Hulver- TREMPEALEAU Wis. (Spe- , salmon and sourdough bread, zone Jan. 19. He was arrested son, department , — sponsored by the Minnesota to employ a younger man. the tasks ahead. v thus be easier to spo4 at welfare; Nor- cial) with blue ice to drink. by George A. Plummer, Pepin man Smith, — An 11-year-old Trem- committee on emergency medi- He served with the formedsu- "My basic, decision not ^con- "blind" in t e rsections or Greg Schlosser, A. pealeau boy who received a Mrs. Forrest Smith and Mrs. County traffic officer. J. Polzer, Clarence Weissinger cal care and transportation of perintendent, Dr. V. E. Ho- tinue was necessitated by the driveways, he said. , brain contusion Saturday after- Jack MacLean, teachers of the Ervin J. Klevgard, Plum Robert Prissel and the critically sick and injured muth and the present superin- press of my own law practice. Arnie Bau- noon when his sled ran into a , two fourth grades, directed the City, paid $27 for driving 68 er, rescue squad, and Leonard in cooperation with the Minne- tendent, V. E. Lewis. I wish to thank all the Demo- m.p.h. in a '55-mile zone Dec. car, was reported by his moth- production. Knutson, Bon Weissinger, Ray sota State Medical Association, Intending to continue hn some crats of Winona County whose 27, Plummer. . er to be improved this morn- American Smith and Dane Polzer, civil de- ^tinnegota "Chapter , type of educational activity, he loyal support allowed me to Wilbur F. Sweeney,' White ing. and Min- $80 Taken In fense monitor. College"^""Surgeons*, has had extensive training in serve in so many important Bear Lake, Minn.,' failing to Michael Knepper 11, oldest of Health- All department officers were , nesota department education in 10 different col- Chilean Arrives posts. I only hope I have stop for a stop sign Jan. 18, $27 persons with , appointed to the entertainment of the four children of Mr. and is restricted J.o leges including Winona State always represented them in a Plummer. current—advanced Red Cross , Store Break in committee. Mrs. PeterdSnepper, was"Slidtng and the University of Minne- At Plainview High manner that made them proud Keith E. Ericson, Pepin Rt. ' first aid card or equivalent with other children when he ap- . 'He to claim me as their represen- GALESVILLE, Wis. (Special) 1, driving 69 m.p.h? in a 55-mile Qualified persons include sota. has served in six PLAINVIEW, Minn. — Plain- parently struck' the back wheel tative. — A break in at the Keflex food zone, Jan. 11 , $27 ambul- states and taught from first view High School has its first , county traf- of the car being driven by Sandy rescue squad members, "I hope to continue serving market here, sometime after fic officer. Hiawatha Valley ance attendants," firemen, po- grade through college. foreign exchange student in Gilberg, daughter of the Eddie He has served in four colleges the party in some less demand- midnight Saturday, netted $80 Elwin L. Odegard, Mondovi Gilberg licemen and emergency room eight years. 's on the road leading to and was business manager and Miss Jocelyn Fletcher, 18, ing position . I have no specific for the burglar. Rt. 2, driving without a driv- Band Clinic Set Trempealeau dam. personnel, Local police said today they er s license ~> Areas to be covered: Com- administrative assistant to the Santiago, Chile, arrived Sunday plans for the immediate future, ' , Jan. 11, $27, traf- The children were sliding from have arrested a suspect Gary fic officer. For Sf. Charles mon medical emergency con- president 10 years. He has been to live with Mr. and Mrs. Jos- except to have a holiday from , between the Gayle Hess and Ad- Osley, 24, Gaiesville, in c onnec- Barbara J. Bauer ditions, emergency childbirth, assistant superintendent and su- eph Kobilarcsik. She is enrolled politics- and spend more time , Durand, am Sonsalla residences on 74 m.p.h. in a 55-mile ST. CHA.RLES, Minn. - Eight resuscitation procedures, shock , perintendent. He was an assist- in senior courses and will leave witirmy family." tion with the break in. zone, Highway 93 toward the river. The owner Dec. 10, $67 schools will participate in the bleeding, bandages, emotional ant superintendent and business March 31. , Irvin Klein, found , traffic officer. Reportedly, ¦ THERE IS oo firm Indication Orin A, Hanson annual Hiawatha Valley Con- Sandy had put on difficulties, conduct of the ac- manager of a Marine depend- a rear window broken this morn- , Maiden her brakes to avoid hitting an- MINNESOTA CITY SCOUTS at present as to who may suc- ing upon opening the store. The Rock, driving 44 m.p.h. in a 30- ference band clinic at St. Char- cident scene and transportation. ent school of over 3,000 pupils. ceed Peterson. The district or- les High School Wednesday. other child whose sled went Threes Winona doctors will He was executive director of MINNESOTA CITY , Minn. — till had been opened and its mile zone, Dec. 31, $27, traffic ganization has three vice chair- officer. It will open in the gymnasium across the road in front of her. lectureVjOn the agenda are : a fund campaign to raise Two members of Boy Scout cash removed. $lVi men of equal rank : Marvin at 9 a.m. with selections by the The accident occurred at 3:30 "Cardioplmonary Resuscitation ¦million Troop 15, sponsored by the Min- Called to investigate th« mat- Man A. Caturia , Arkansaw for Christian higher Wangen Albert Lea; Demetrius St. Charles band, which will p.m. He was unconscious when Principles and Procedures" ; nesota City Parent-Teachers As- , ter were local police, Gary Red- Rt. 2, driving 80 m.p.h. in a education. He spent five years Jelatis, Red and May- 55-mile zone be the fi rst band to perform he was ' taken to St. Francis trauma management lectures sociation became tenderfoots at VVipg, stein and Scott Hotchkis-s, and , Jan. 4 , $67, Plum- on. military bases as a Red nard Holliday, ,-Rochester. One during half-hour intervals. Oth- Hospital, La Crosse. Later he. .on "What You See!" "What To a recent investiture ceremony. Darrejl McBride, l Tremp-ealeau mer. Grpsa^dirictor. of these will preside in the in- er schools participating will be was transferred to Lutheran DoP' trauma management; -They are Michael Ryan and County traffic officer. Edward A. Weinzirl , Elm- wood Plainview Lake City, Kenyon Hospital. He regained conscious- practical instruction, splinting, byerall management, and ap- Billy Wright. Robert Dunn is terim but the party constitution , improper and imprudent , , requires that a new chairman Osley was arrested 031 sus- driving, Dec. 2, license suspend- Zumbrota , Cannon Falls, Stew- ness in about three hours and bandaging, lifts and carries; plication of practical proce- scoutmaster and Dan Schultz, picion after officers recalled mow is out of intensive care. simulation of accident scene; dureg^pn simulated victims. assistant scoutmaster. be elected within 30 days, Peter- ed for three months, Plummer. artville and Kasson-Mantorville. son said. having seen him in the store'.s Bands "will meet in private Also resigning from his posi- vicinity Saturday night. He is sessions for criticism and re- tion with the district organiza- being held at the Trem pealeau Legion Meeting hearsal -with the clinicians, tion was E. W. Quirin , former County jail in Whitehall . Offi- George ZRegis of Stillwater state representative from Ro- cers reportedly have rec overed Now Set Feb. 15 High School and Clayton Ticde money. chester, who had served a.s a the missinfi ST. CHARLES, Minn. - The of Mankato State College. liaison between the party and Sugar accounts for more than midwinter conference of the 1st St. Charjes junior-senior high school wili have no classes Wed- Libera! legislators of the dis- % per cont ot the annual ex- District American Legion and trict He also had coordinated ports of Mauritius , an isDand in its auxiliary, canceled Jan. 25, nesday, but the elementary and some public relations work for the Indian Ocean some 1,200 has been rescheduled for Feb. intermediate grades will be in the legislators. miles east of Africa. v 15. session. Qwirin said the part-time po- sition conflicted with hi.s own business. The committee did no1 RACK nnme a successor nnd is nol FOOT-LONG C expected to do so. 6 Wa tkins Names Conference Deciding Wayne Valentine Watkins Products, Inc ., l*as Appointed Wayne T. Valentine, On Bridge Rep air s 725 45th Ave ,, Goodview , as communications assistant , ef- WAHASHA , Minn. - Thc in- i.s about a foot long. The bridge is closed to nil fective today. terstate bridge between Waha- The gusset plate i-i 46 inch- traffic except emei Reney vehi- cles nnd pedestrians , Valentine will be involved sha and Nelson , Wis., barricaded es long, 24 inches hi^h and •¦)» with the company 's employe Friday nt (i p.m. when a crack The damaged gusset i.s above inch thick . The crack IS in tlie publication , "Wat's News , " nnd appeared In the iron .structure Ihe pier on which Industrial will partici pate in Internal between the bridge deck and vertical part of the gusset , Constnictjon Division of Allied nnd external communications 27th pier, remains closed today which i.s a connecting plate in Structural Steel Co,, Minneapo- and public relations programs. while engineers from b«th the the 20-foot truss that .stands on lis , was working. The company, Valentine has been news di- Mlnnsota and Wisconsin high- tho pier and holds up* the deck. which replaced with steel pilings rector of Station KWNO for two way departments and tEio con- The gusset plate i.s on the the 2fllh pier wheh fell Inst years and previously held radio tractors reinforcing the uniler- bottom cord of the truss, and June 12 , has the contract lo news positions with Station st ruel nre met in St , PauC to dis- Ihn crack is about one foot reenforce all the piers under the KA.GK, Wino na , and WKI.K , cuss Mint repairs can IM; made above tho pier can. M-year-ol-tl bridge , Cloquet , Minn , for an early vcoponini!. lie is a past president of \)Vl Hay Mncl'.lmury, Mi nnrsota A Codas No. Ii A.F. 4 A.M. l)roaclciisters /j>f' Minnesota and City, state bridge inspector who Wlnon* Is currently/a vice president of discovered the crack in the steel | | WORK IN THE SECOND DEGREE Associated Press Broadcasters. Friday after contractor '';; work- ¦ men left for the day, s-uid the 1 CW> TUESDAY , FEB. 4—7:30 P.M, Dlnn«r Club-6:15 Guest Nlflht Farmers Community Pnrk; we picknicking there for a few months, ' one-fourth ineh spread in the 1 / Wv ^ i IT'S BUAUTII'l'**' in Ln Pa/., the sent of Bolivia s ¦ * * Special Film WALTER A. DOPKE, W.M. since you probably won't bo covernmcnl . is 11 910 feet high. ousstt plate of the slcwl truss thought you'd like to know , , Ed Dodd MARK TRAIL By NASON ON EDUCATION M dtaftfwisd, dta-t TUght Students Need Jackie Doesn't Self-Esteem By LESLIE J. NASON, Ed. P. interest siown in his individual University of So. Calif. reading success will help him Hearing Aid self- gain the self-esteem that leads Need Since school success and to learning. hand-in-hand, teach- By . EARLyVILSON esteem go ers must be concerned with THE SCHOOL strict in Las NEW YORK — Art Carney was adjusting-a hearing ai-d at Vegas was able to 'What-What-What?" both'. . finance the his left ear. "This is so- 1 don't have to say . The child who enters school million dollars in boo&s through , 1 have a bearing aid but be said. "Like most deaf people from a home in which he ty*8 a bond issue and wss able to seldom use it. I claim it makes my deafness louder. " up her price?). . . Spider Lock- been surrounded with love, dis- acquire them immediately , , Carney was turning it up, then down . "Too loud TOO LOUD ' hart of the Grants told the I DEAR ABBY: cipline, respect and encourage- through Educational Marketing your honor , - ' he ——— ¦— , he frowned . "I decided to wear it today in Nathan 's Famous Set that he Logger Keeps ment, has the necessary self-es- and Research, Inc. of La Jolla, isaid. postponed his Vi-etnam tour, be- teem and arrives ready to CaSf., under a lease-purchase ' He looked across the living* roorn at his wife Barbara who cause his wife had " a , mild plan. The district was k ¦ learn. not only waved . "I'm over here," she case of pregnancy." . . . . But what of the child who Is aided in the selection of such " said. Carney grinned . "My wife ' bra Streisand' s half-sister Ros- . Buffalo Man Meets Alive ohi so fortunate? Consider the a large quantity of material, —forget it—I usually can 't hear PRODUCER David Black ha* Deer plight of the 3rd grader who but obtained all the books im- lyn Kind , 18, for her TV debut never met John Roc, the author her," he said. " Of course ! Feh. 16, Hollywood has not learned to read well mediately. The bond issue mon- Feb . 9 and of his play, "Fire!" which reading as- will be don't need any hearing aid with ,-Palace producer Nick Vanoff enough to enjoy the ey available for final he opened the other night. Roc's New York Crackpot signments at this level. Years purchase over a 4-year Gleason — not wilh the way : said he had a verbal con tract With Branches period. bellows." real name is David Nicholson , ' of partial failure have made . with her mgr . Teddy Brooks he's a travel writer from Can- " By ABIGAIL VAN BOREN DEER RIVER , Minn. (AP)_ not The Carneys are about to- March 1, and ^ him picture himself as a " ; for her TV debut ada and Syracuse now living in i " DEAR ABBY: I am an ordinary man, single and .47. I About 10O deer, in this northern very worth-while individual. In start a 20-week tour of "Lovers ; 's prepared to sue . . . . _m «8S W. Sth St. i that he Paris, very difficult to reach ! was recently in New York on a bus trarvel tour and was hav- Minnesota area owe their satis- such a case, the teacher Is fac- (Mrs. Carney as an understudy) ¦ The -girl' who's only done a cou- and the playgpiag public ' will by letter or phone. He wrote ing lunch alone in one of those automat restaurants when a fied appetites and perhaps their ed witif a double problem — ple of club dates already has the 30 came and my student's failure to learn DQjyer see anything of the hear- 8 plays and destroyed woman of about sat at table and struck up #ery existence to a logger who the two great programs battling for first 7. a conversation . She started off by saying she knew I was a and his lack of readiness for ing aid just as reporters never date. Even Barbra them for the CINEMA ; her first TV . Spyros Skouras' 75th jubilee Cat&olic priest as she had seen me an a pulpit someplace has been feeding learning. NITES: 7:15-9:20 have until now. can 't boast that, ' - ' hereditary," ; dinner brought out Veep Ag- i and she never forgets a face. She kent call- past two months. It's easy to explain how the 350-9Oif.$1.25 .; "It's definitely ' ' ¦ ¦ Art said, now hearing very well,; Dorothy Lamour s husband new. Gov , Rockefeller , Mayor j ihg me "Father." . . . ? ' '• Vern Gullickson, a tough, 26- student got this way. But my because the hearing aid was Bill Howard -who we met at Lindsay, Sen. .Javits — and f tried to tell her that I was not a year-old cedar post cutter in the experiences: in dealing with a McGinnis was telling about the pupil in this dilemma indicate ENDS TUES? properly tuned. "It' s in my . Claire Booth Luce, who said , | priest , but she persisted. I told her three? woods northwest of Deer River * 're What-What ? size of Bob Hope's dtr . Linda 's "Spyros, I'm glad to be here tim«s to please quit calling me "Father," that the past must be disre- family. t They , has been feeding deer in his garded. Someone must show people. I* have brother who's ' wedding reception, "there was with you? in the springtime of ; and I even showed her my identification, a such a line of guys waiting to ; aretUfWhich have been unable to interest in helping him solve deaf . "We say that when he gets our senility".. . Ann-Ma rgret but it didn 't help. It got to be so exasperat- [ PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS go to the men 's room that I told Joe Kipness of Pier 52 of ; ing I finally hurried up my lunch and left. find their own food .because of the problems that face him to- a letter, just as he opens it to ", day. If he is a poor reader, start it, he says 'What?' " decided to go home to my own the big change in her li£e — * Abby, are there lots of crackpots like this waist-deep snows. . .: men 's room, and I did." (It 's gonna drop the hyphen j in ?few York? And what is a person suj> that's a place to start. ^ ^•^ey'SVfetilain^ Art had just finished seven ¦| she .. . : Gullickson and two other men was a few do

Commercial ...... 371,149 Property Transfers Ranch With French Provincial Styling Residential ...... 45,800 In Winona County Public (non- Blair District By ANDV LANG taxable) ...... 0 WARRANTY DEED Orvsl Hilke el ux to P«ul f. Keprow*. In custom home building, a New houses 2 Jkl et ux-Lot 14, Block 1, Hllke'i Subd. departure from the conventional Volume same to City at Winons. : Study Robert P. Koenlg ef ux ta Franklin VV. Advisers A date 1968 ...S454,50O B rown et ux—Lot» J and , Block 7> usually raises the cost beyond aeimont Mi. ta Winona, «xe»pt part. what the average purchaser Js Ouana R. Cornell at iix to Brian L. ttlakeley at ux—Lot 1, Black 2, Crlie'i prepared to pay. Yet many buy. Ma. to Wlfiona. ers insist on something differ- Building Needs Len J. Merchlewitz at ux to Eugana Peerless Gets Rt. Maroujhek ei ux—Part of sw/< of ent and have the wherewithal to BLAIR , Wis. (Special) - Spe- & WI /A of Sec. 1M07-7. satisfy their wishes. cial study sub-committees have Splros PaarrB tt ux to Jemej w. So. aerbirg-S'ly 31 ft. of Lot 9, Black 7, This latest House of the Week been appointed by Donald Skor- Plat of Sanborn's Add. to Winona. ¦ was designed by architect Her- stad from the citizens advisory Maryon A, Rodger at ux to Walter H. Permit for Ask et ux—EVi of Block 25, O.P. City of man H. York with the intention committee of the Blair school St. Charles, ex. S. 100 ft. district. Donald F, Schnelpp to MarK F. Zlrtv , of providing a compromise. " Skorstad will be chairman of merman at ux—NEv< ot SG'/J ol sec T V06-6; SE'/4 of $BVA of Sec. 7-10M) NV4 IT'S modified French of. of SWVi of Sec. * A Pro- Office Building a committee to prepare a ques- N'A 8*106-6! S'/j ot vincial, done with the tradition- tionnaire to be sent to the dis- SWV« and SV« ol N'/i ot SWV* .01 Sec. Peerless Chain Co., 30? Wal- 8-104-8; WW o» $WVA ot SSVA at Sac. I- al hip . roof and using details trict taxpayers, assisted by Le- 304-e/ NWV4 of NW'A of Sec. 17-104-a ex. ical of this style nut St., has started construction land Cherioweth ^gd Supt. Keith parts. , . ¦ typ , which them is might be termed somewhat DELICATE DETAIL of exterior is. .typical of French size of three windows at left front, although one of of a two-story office building at Martin, Skorstad also will chair DECREE OF DBSCBNT more sophisticated Provincial styling. Panels in the garage door, for example, are in a bathroom, 1416 E. Sanborn St., just east a committee to formulate rec- Theresa Plecikowikl, decedent, to Max and per- iPlecikowskl et al—Lot 10, Block 13, haps more elegant than most of a size compatible with the balance of the front. Note exact of its new plant being built on ommendations for developing a Chutes MS. tt> Winona. ranch houses. the site of the old Swift plant. report to be presented to the Staphan Wesolowski, decedent, to Jo- board at the annual meeting. sephine Weiolowikl at al—Lot io, Block The architect would like to vate bath in the master bed- In -a building permit on file 13, Chute's Add. to Winona. He will be assisted by Ralph Paulina Rotlv decedent, to Adam M. have specified, among other at the city engineer's office, room has a stall shower with Hager. Roth et al-Lot 10, Block 13,'Chute's Add. things, a slate or tile rod. Peerless indicates the new struc- to Winona. an adjacent vanity and dress- Martin will study the district's ¦Myron more detailed cornice m wild- ture will cost $368,646 and will Smlfh, decedent, fa Angellne ing area. be built by Howard Keller. The fiscal status. Hager will be Smith ' Janes ' at el—LoKjo, Block 13? ings, • special shutters, special chairman of a committee to Chute's Add. 1o Winona. brick, etc., but he has used In carrying out the French office building will be joined io Walter SmHh, decedent, to Bernard' the new plant with a second- study enrollment trends and Smith at el—Lot 10, Block 13, Chute'i those materials? with which Provincial styling, architect translate them into classrooms, Add. to Winona. home builders are familiar and - story enclosed bridge 40 feet Vernon WesMy, decedent, lo Jack Wei- York has chosen a brick ve- long. assisted by George Shay ? Oscar ley et al-Lot 10, Block 13, Chufe'a Add, which are readily available. neer finish completely around Tranberg, James Davis and to Winona, Thus, even though the styling THE FIRST TLOOTt of the Donald Jacobson. Victoria Andrie|ewskl et al to Felix the house. The front elevation -*Andrze|ewskl et al—Lot 10, B lock 13, of the French Provincial period new building will include two Duane Johnson will chair a Chute's Add. to Winona. has been carried out, the house is done with a minimum var- equipment rooms to house air Committee to study recommen- PROBATB DEED* falls into the "modified" cate- iety of window Bijes ' Care has conditioning and communica- dations of the North Central Helen B, Weltner, decedent, by execu* gory. evaluation concerning the build- trlx to Rose L. Sampson—Lot 8, Block I, been take,n to keep the windows tions machinery and an office "Park A" Add. to Wlnone. The floor plan of Design Z-78 ing and personnel, assisted by employe's lunch room. Second > maa-mammmmmmmmmU^mmmiatmimmmm^*mm_wl^m- ^mmamtta-mm Is not unusual in its of the bedroom wing uniform relation* even though one of them is in floor wilt house reception area Julius Amundson Jr., Arnold ship of rooms to one another, a bathroom. A covered entry and the company's general of- Quarne , Mrs? Ray Nereng, Ger- • INCREASE LIVING SPACE but an examination discloses With low brick wall makes- for fices. Dimensions of the ald Davis and Richard Byom. " many desirable features to pro- a pleasant approach to the f tm building will be 85 by 100 feet Future curricular offerings vide convenient and sensible provided by and teaching methods will be door. and heat will tie studied llrs. Ray Gilbert- family living. gasTflred forced air. by plant itself son, chairman, Mrs. Robert MOVING past the covered en- The manufacturin" Nehring, Mrs. Kenneth Stay, tryway into the foyer, one gets was the biggest ingle construc- You Can Force in 1968. The Mrs. Carl Lokker, Robert Gan- an immediate view of the length tion project started non and John Ibinger. of the living (room all the way new facility wiU provide 150,000 Blossoms Now of factory space. Martin urged the re-election back to the rear of the house square feet of State Supt. William Kahl CALL I'M An attractive window seat has Branches of apple, plum, WMC, Inc., is the contractor April 1 and explained his pro- storage space below It. And cherries, pussywillow, spirea for the plant portion and cost posal for school financing oth- GEO. KARSTEN there and other early blooming trees was listed On the original bxiild- are Sliding glass doors 000, er than property taxes. General Contracttr to a terrace. The adjacent din- and shrubs can be brought in ing permit at $1,250, Com- ning room has the same kind now for forcing? pletion is expected in the fall. of doors leading to the " The second new home permit ¦HHHHi ^l^lSHIIBflHBHIb same Crush the ends of the sterns (or 1969 was taken last week POV/ERFUI PLUNGER CLM8S terrace. While the plans Call for and submerge them in a tub Box a solid wall between the living by Royce Construction Co., of Water .overnight Or; you may for the construction of a room and the dining room, alt use the spray method of mois- FLOOR PLANS . ' . . Good traffic circula- trances to the living room, dining room and 81, CLOCCEDTO LETS 1 I DIAL archway opening between them the house and attached garage at tening the stems to stimulate tion, with entry foyer as the hub, is imme- kitchen from the rear; and entrances to 190a W. Mark St The one-story is optional? the softening of the buds? Spray diately apparent. In addition there are en- kitchen from the side and the garage. To the fight of the foyer Is a thein occasionally several ^ structure will measure 67 by 26 wood panelled room that can be times over a two-day period feet and will be heated by gas- W 8-5147 used as a den, library or fam- The forcing Is done by placing fired forced air. Cost is Listed 000. %kjS FOR ily room. It has a iireplace and the branches,, stem down in More Detailed Plans at $20, ¦ a window seat similar to that in pails of water in a room tem- New Factory GEORGE Henthorne Jr., 956 ' WTl" TOP the living room. perature Of 60 to 65 degrees Full study plan information on this architect-designed W. Mark St., di-ew the only oth- The kitchen is accessible from Fahrenheit. If the temperature House of The Week is obtainable in a 50-cent baby blueprint er permit last week for interior I jf QUAUTY the foyer without going through is too high, the buds will open Which you can order with this coupon. remodeling at a cost of $950. . V ELECTRICAL any other room, from the right up small and will not develop Also we have , available two helpful booklets at $1 To Be Built Dollar valuation of permits Is- 1/ side of the house, from the din- properly. The forcing room each : "Your Home - Llow to Build, Buy or Sell It" and sued so far thii year is $426 ,996 Wl REPAIRS ing room and from the rear ter- should have plenty of light? "Ranch Homes," including 24 of the most popular homes -compared with $454,500 for the race. It Is next to the laundry As soon as a blossom buds that have appeared in the feature? same period during 1966. I I V^Xi, a"d room, a mud closet, a pantry, begin to show color, e The House of the Week At Ettrick remov Two permits for new residen- NEVER AGAIN thai tick fading INSTALLATION a dual-entry lavatory and the them to your living room where Winona Daily News V Efrtticic, Wia. (Speewl) tial housing have been drawn -when, your toilet overflow* yj >^r\ Winona, Minn., 55987 - stairway to the basement . you can enjoy them as the buds A new factory ls 4n the picture so far this year compared with >WriLA WORK emerge and begin to swell and Enclosed is 50 cents each for —— baby blueprints TQILAFLEX THE bedroom wing, at the for Ettrick this year. one on this same date one year open. of design No. Z-78 ...... V...... ago. Toilet j^SaulPlunger ¦ Lyle Kracow right side of the house, is ¦ ¦' ¦ , who is in the . Enclosed is $1 for Ranch Homes booklet ... Vntilte ordinary plungttt, iWtofle* reached directly from the front Enclosed 5s $1 for Voiir Home booklet welding business here, plans a WICKER TRUCKS dt>t * not permit coirtprMttd iii at foyer. There are three bedrooms NON'GLARg *ATI0 building 60 by 100 feet where messy water to «pj»jh buck Or escape. Inexpensive wicker furniture and two baths, the main bath- When locating a patio right Name:.... - ...- ...... hay crimpers and parts for ro- With Ibilaflex the fidl preuure plowi t is being brought in off the pa- through the clogging man and room having twin lavatories outside large windows or sliding ary scythes will be made. He iwiihe* it down. and a towel closet separate glass doors, make It a weath- has purchased land north of tio and into the hc use. It goes Street . .,.?..-...... ;.-...... •• ...... well with a variety of furnish- • tUCTtON-tltM STOPS SPUStf-BACK from the walk-in linen closet ered fir or Cedar deck to pre- town from Hiram Mahlum and • CENTERS ITSELF, CANT SKID AROUND ings, especially In the bath and In the bedroom hall. The pri- vent the problem of sun glare. work will begin in the near • TAPEHED TAIL GIVES AIR-TIGHT FIT BAUER City ..?;...... State ...... Zip ...... ;.. boudoir. Spray paint or enamel ¦MHBMiaM 8 Minneapolis. MN. French Creek, are building a Non-yellowing! j j equipment maintenance stor- topped ; one block of new side- I Lj5£**Jtt to No rub. no scrub, no stain, • . • and street walk and one block of new residence on Highway 53 south The "ew way Care for NAME I age for the utility - inoleurn vinyl and i * departments including a meter curb and gutter were put in, of Ettrick . Roy Ekern sold his uiSi^ilill - \ ¦ > : _ for the and 2-A blocks of sidewalk farm just south of town to Ar- J_ j—-3* asphalt tOe floors. In plastic quarts and ; ADDRESS v i testing room; office village clerk , phis conference were replaced. nold Folkedahl end moved into * one-gallon cans. • ZIP home, ^— CITY ¦! room and library. The hallway Richard and Mike Mikrut an all-electric mobile V__V I Thomas Probus, Blair, built n i Q I own lot PHONE in the office and library area erected a new pole building 40 ;¦ Is carpeted, and it's equipped house on the north side of town • ? I could pet one by 80 feet for storage of late ¦ with steel furniture. model cars at Ray's Salvage. after buying Dennett Onsrud's I . • service station. JOB or CONTRACT WORK WOOD THE VILLAGE acquired a Dennis Sacia, barber, remod- PORTABLE EQUIPMENT F^IFf VALSPAR WAX grader, trac.' or, and squad car eled the front of his shop with RONALD Truax remodeled Our Services Also fncJude; P&lsp-ffiff. ' The safe way to clean and protect hard* stone and glass and fitted up st\fwvu*naytsw\nfuw*^nnavv*nnnn^ this year. Plans were mado by and modernized his grill and " wood floors and paneling. Valspar an apartment at the rear. 9 Shear , PBat* and Structural wnnn'u/S" Wood Davy Engineering, La Crosse, tavern , adding a new dining WOOD W/IX noor(K new sewer system, with ' Steal Work Wax gots W00dwork . furniture 1 for a MR. AND MRS. Robert Hay- room known as Ron s Supper really elean really fast! Leaves luxurl* disposal plant at First Lake. Boiler Repair Work fijjl«5y *^&J7 I — 1 tcr built an 8-foot extension to Club. Wayne Erickson remod- • ous Water mains were extended their IGA store and changed eled and .built a new front on RBtflBP^VIlK ' heavy coat of ,nextra rich wax that 1 seven brocks. . nc lnstB ho,h May We the entrance from the front of his Erickson Oil Co. office. Mr. WINONA BOILER ilwll^^lill lnR ,s * r unrt3 Mt 1 JJM^ l Two blocks of village streets tho building, which faces Hiqh - and Mrs. Ernest Thompson, flallons^ ' * * 1 surf nee d with not mix ; fl!S&££f iIII were way 93, to the east side. It's Bangor , purchased the Iver Pe- mpiBhB^naip , g tho area around the municipal covered & STEEL 00. surfaced with hot with a canopy. Lnrg« derson brick mansion, Ettrick PHONE 5965 I Serve You? building was windows now replace the front N|p^ I mix; two alleys were black- landmark , and are using It as 743-167 *AfO«t Front Street entrance. an apartment house. ^JUL I Two new homes were buiP' Valspar Floor Tile Gleaner I here, bv Mrs. Betty Olazel r»f Y^\ DfHBlHHHHBBBHWHHnHHBHk \ ______JJ Created and engineered to enhancefor the beauty 1 CfF09£QIfFi Milwaukee and Joseph Knrrj- ^ rowski. Gerald -.Bud) Hunter IS Q 1 1—^D^W composition floors. Perfect cleaning 1 ^ ' ^ BlECTRICAl ^* ^ THE FREEZE N , I ^ I W °' m 3 remodeled hia motel and con- BIO 1wa^\a* '-A and mnlmtnining linoleum , vinyl , and asplmlc • 1 I , -- ""^f^r Ij9 ! ¦N. PROBLEMS? verted th-a top part of the barn g ^ ^"^m ^f Info apartments, (ffirfflS.\ \\ tile floor s - ali«o ideal for pnlnled WA II I . I *t^—aammm ^^^ ^ I •=•7.%=*° ¦ fl \ '\ ccramlc" ¦ ' ! ¦ : Gilbert (Bud) Harris built a Uin^Slili flxt"*'^. windows , stainless _jtoc 11 POLACHEK ncw concrete block garage |_^^S?S " " and p/os.t/c surf ace *. Cleans f ont, denia l near his home and opened a J easily, cl«enns safely I In plastic quart bottlOs fl ELECTRIC , 1 i fl Phone 6-3762 Anytime inr repair shop. BQ®DIL v^ZXX ^— 0 673 W. Howard j il The new owner of the vil- You Get I I O INDUSTRIAL "ifle landmark, the old bievv* 9MHBHH e> Phon« nn j |jffl nry and 14 lots , is John Zanter I I COMMERCIAL , FAST ¦ « '.a Crosse, who purchased it klltlVH VALSPAR PASTE WAX 1 FARM *rom Cliff Beebe. sa3m | • at^ ^>f ^ Vou can feel the difference! Hern Is th$ ¦ ¦ RESIDENTIAL ^¦Apl^ k fl • Because Our Equipment li , . . ^^^^ ^^ • ^rnr'^fy^ ' professional way to get protection and mnin * i • toV "Nr _' tain the benuty Of floors, tiitnilure , aiiUs- , fl ¦ ' iK*JfjS doors, paneling, etc, Most durable , hardcs-l fl i wnx nla(^e' Producfs tho kind ol finish mos t " Wett DISPATCHED b&&zS! "^'ii fl *« ^RADIO *WMM»nMliim desired by commt-rcl.il usprs nnd prolesslom - BelldvUw fl ^ ^SS WIBP^ al experts. Leaves a heavy cont ot extra fl - Phone 2314- rich , ducablo glossy wax. In pound cam, fl © Phon* Ml**

GET YOUR "VALSPAR" PRODUCTS AT QuMom. Biult. fl • Kltclxn ((blnali • formic* I opl ^SENSE Wtrerntits sap/ tan AppilMcM WINONA PAINT & GLASS C0-.B Will Palachek j • * lus Stor« [ ELECTRIC SERVICE^ • llor» flxluro • Ocskt m VtnltlM Acrou from G r«at Winonn Surp fl Reildential % Commercial Industrial I DOERER'S Wo Dolivor 55-37 W. 2nd St. Phona W51 • 1332 W. Jtb U PR6B EST IMATES 1 \^_ ¦MtMllMM eMMMHllBHHBHHaHHMV I«*^>>'^''^M>MML>a>>Hai«illMHMMH«nr sev- ¦ But there's little profit in it. Three new members have ¦ ' ' But it is not a happy story. en months that it has been this been added to the education ^- jSB x : ' Serves 3 j acute ." he . sand. "There is spec- Nelson says the costs of equip- ^iC A state agency identified the supervisors keeps the committee. Mrs. Gene Jonas for black stuff as refined petrole- ulation that the water taHe has ment and city just about breaking even. Alma, Belvidere and Lincoln; um, not natural crude'oil.-' iriF-en and caused it." Mrs. Scharr for Maxville and ^ ^ p ¦ Just where the oil comes from The citizens, who can strike oil i8 _ SERVIM-fiS IN A tARTON OF 6 j (ti ' by simply digging in the back Nelson , and Mrs^rank Luedt- And il is planting e 1.00ft i hasn t been determined. But one ke for Canton , Mondovi and ' ¦/. ,/n mmr:iitfrTTrrtrrrrrwsj^jrMrtst+fsrrs.j n¦¦ ! .j¦ . -/¦ ¦ ¦¦> 1 F- M^ .W. ¦-JAVAyw/wr .iwyftg BS yard , don 't try to sell . theirs. It's VTSZ&VVTttAt&je&sswss.WWi&i ^.vtrttTrt tn 'rtT- ' 'Tnb'i.tomrtiv >.*>..twrn -. .-jwm'.r. **/ .'.' HI.. J.. * J^ I ^.- - . residents of the le-block area resident has taken the issue to Naples. which has been affected ? court , claiming the oil somehow not -worth it, they say. Meanwhile? the city has In- They c ful areas of exploration as far Don 't need to strength en 33 closely resembling a floor mop. I DO IT FOR YOU! through the entire incident. Volunteer firemen and' Not sure .13 ' neigh- as the people are concerned. ST. PAUL ,. Minn; (AP>-The ? The attorney general said bors helped in the removal of the snow. (AP Thotofax) L Support for greater emphasis St. Paul Companies Inc., most of the schemes emanate — The public also rejects the , has i- ' Idea of piving NATO real cap- on the military can be* found entered into an agreement to from Elliot N. Scott?!* promoter rnpst in the South and Least in purchase all outstanding stock convneted last year on 10 counts ability of; waging nuclear war- I:l Call 3321 ij| fare, by 48 to 25 percent. While the East , most among the less in Postal Finance Co., Sioux of m ail fraud, ¦1 fl] , ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ D :i ;7»r>?\*T!Wo^^x-r¦¦ v - support exists for strengthen- well educated and least among City, Iowa , for $23 million in ,^^-:*>j' * . ;<:*. . T/r>'V'.<>^ ^>vv>>:-; ^>>»ww ^>^^'>^^^.-'?>' —^ the bettor educated and more ing NATO since the invasion ot ( sh. Laos Premier : § Czechoslovakia, actually turn- affluent. The agreement was an- Asks < i—rBnr*^^. nM H^nm ing atomic weapons nvor to Vet when, asked directly if nounced jointly by Rona ld M. For Neutralization NATO meets with public dis- they would pay $30 taxes more Hubbs, president of The St. Paul j favor. ft year for strengthening the na- Companies, Inc., and David J. VIENTIANE , Laos (AP) - QQQXSB33EIeari I ' fe " H "g fl iJ Center | jj t ion s defenses, by 53 to 3fi per- Levitt , president of Post al Fi; Premier Prince Souvanna Phou- | — REFLIXTINC. thr rontin * cent , thc public responde d nega- na nce Co. ma urged neutralizati on of Viet- uing unease over Am erican loss tively. Thi s .pockethook rc- Postal Finance operates from nam- Laos and Cmbodia in an I I of life in the Vietnam war , thc t icencc gives a material dimen- interview wilh a Japanese news- FREE HEARING TESTS | 75 offi ces in 16 stal s am! under ¦i1 ii- public decisively rejects , hy .Ml sion to line deep desare for agreement terms pape r , published today by the , pea , will operate i PRIVATE SOUND TREATED TESTING || to 30 percent the notion of in- co . ns u separate uh-Vftir v o. official news agency Lnopresse. creasing the number ol men in ;) AND CONSULTATION ROOMS or The St. Paul Companies under He said this would require inter * |] the armed forces. Clearly, tho vention it:, present managers. . by the big powers. American people want more Souvanna sa id if th- Vietnam j Home Demonstrat ions Without Obligation tt emphasis on weaponry and less 2 Cloquet Men war ends, the North Vietnamese on man power "build-ups . woul d no loiifier , have V* Hearing Scheduled to use | HEARDNGS AIDS |j It must be pointed out that Laot ian territory to ferrj-vNjijp*-' 1 SALES, SERVICE/4IEPAIRS A BATTERIES | these preferences of the pub- On Voting Age Bill plies info South "letnam. find lic on military post ure should Arraigned on ST. PAUL (AP) - The Senate thus would not oppose integra- ¦j WRITE '\ PHONE | not be t aken ns a signal of a tion of the Communist Pat net Elections Committee will, hold P.O. Box 912 784-7632 J new-foun d militarism which has a hearing Feb , Lno into the national communi- I overtaken the American peo- Charge 11 on * bills to 32? MAIN ST. , LA CROSSE, WIS. | ^ m\\ reduce Minnesota 's voting age. ty. I ple. Vb-en asked directly, thc CARLETON , Minn. (API- Tito prince said t «¦ ¦ ¦ *A* , The hearing there are no . ' .- "VFTW.^V. * **^. *^-A' %*. ,\ii^if/*A\. ', VA^VMft* * *.- . -^^w. -»^\^-/--.^* . .-, • :•**.- . •- . .W V *. '•. . ,'. *. * . *,'. . - *.*.'^Wft* ?.t public comes down Two Cloquet men wero to he at fi a.m. will in- i ' " firmly—by clude all such bills, including foreign troops ,-in Laos except 1 2 to 1—in favor of trying to arraigned in municipa l court " both 18-year-old and 19-year-old the North Vietnamese, lie said achieve arms control through here Mond ay on a charge of proposals aggravated assault in connec- , according to the com- the Laotian government wns 1 Wo«£ te Gel Fonlka | negotifitLon with the Russians mitte chairman compelled to ask tion wilh a shooting incident e , Sen. Harold for American rather tUian on merely buildm* Popp. arms and ammunition to defend t Got? up military strength ns such. A stemming from the oil workers' f»e* I Dozens of bills have been in- itself against combined North Sj DONT WALK . . . tJHIVl TO ll cross section of 1 ,455 adults strike at Continental Oil Com- troduced in both pany 's Wrenshnll*- refine ry . houses calling Vietnamese and Patriot Lao at- was recently asked: for a change in the present con- tacks. "If yo-u had to choose, would Carleton County sheriff Ralph st itutional ¦ Yrjanson , Cloquet , said Ray- age limit of 21. Wc are only defending our- you preCer that our -government The House Elections Commit- selves ngainsU- foreign inva- V^te JSi^r ""'" ? put greater emphasis on build- mond Smit h and Ernest Diver, both about tee named a subcom mittee sion ," he said. "We never bring Q ^ AB H AA || ing up U.S. military power or 30, were to appear headed by Rep. 13I /^¦!! ^_ ^p before Judpc Lndcan Overlie for Robert Pavlak, war to our neighbors." / r~A \^» UI L till. n in trying to come to arms con- Uie arraignment St. Paul , to consider the same $ $ trol agreements with tlie Rus- . subiect. Pavlak said *S~zi7 3-^\\ Thc two men are charged with ho hoped SOME SWITCH sians?" to nave a recommendation by RECHMOND , Calif . ( AP) - 6,h firing at least one shot Saturday w ¦ ¦.. 54. . mid-February . .. We *•• •' ' ' " " '" nr-"— .w*- «,J(yv,t1vS*»A< .OA4 I ' MILITARY BUILD-UP VS. at a car oc cupied by two securi- ¦ Two youths being questioned by I —— —> - I ARMS CONTROL — HOURS— Give Free Advice i ty guards who were* escorting police nt a burglary started ^ Total Public KILLED IN VIETNAM scuffling and SNOW VERSUS SNOWPLOW . . . This aerial >ieW a Ruan Transport Co. tank a police dog ?1 7 Doyi a Week f % truck from the Wrenshall re- WASHINGTON (AP) — The jum ped into tho battle. The SI ^^ BW ^ shows a snowplow backing up to take another crack at a I Emphasis on arms control G2 finery to a truck stop west of I>efense Department announced youths? They- were taken into snow-blocked rural road in Southwestern Minnesota. Main I Emph-asis on military here, Yrjanson said. Friday that Pfc. Don II. Klein, njistody. The officers? They highways are open but many county and township roads f build-up 29 No one was injured a nd there son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph P. were both bitten on "the most have been blocked because of the heavy snowfall. (Ap I Not sure 9 was no apparent Klein of St damage, . Paul , was killed in upper part of the back of the •j, HoiHti Brand Goho -Wm/C. Photofax) I , ,(M CONOCO ! j However, the public also feels Yrjanson said. a ction in Vietnam. '' ¦ ' '' '""'*'' ' " : M r ; leg, their report said. As\!A' ...*'tS^*JCiI't'''¦k-,-^MmAm,^.\1 ,,¦^'- ,-..**. '* ^''^'*'..J.f^>^*'^w^ ,.. ,I.. .U , J /A.I ::-^T*.^...^ .. iv*?t;|f. v^t' *^->**„.¦-. ..-.^ *^^^,vvnfyTV. *-:..: g..i.w.v . '*''< * * * . **.** ^^.>^. ', v?. -^z?m he could become coach, general manager and NFL championships in seven years and two Super Bowl ¦dicated the widow, daughter and son of C. Leo DeOrsey were part owner of the Washington club. crowns before abandoning the post after the 1967-68 season prepared to sell their 13 percent interest in the Redskins, Mrs. Lombardi, who stayed at home during the weekend to become full-time general manager. accompanied by efforts to let Lombardi get the stock.

WHIP PHILADELPHIA 3-2 Winona Daily North Star Surge Beginning? News 's popular line of RUSSELL INJURED ,'. . . Bpston"^elfics * player-coach PHILADELPHIA (AP) ~ The Stars were skating with two men breakaway attempts. check." Minnesota in penalty box at the end Vasko was ejected by referee Larose, who* was looking like Grant - O'Shea - Larose scored Sports Bill Russell lies in pain after crashing to the court Sunday Minnesota North Stars appear to the be starting that long awaited of. the second period. Defense- John Ashley after the ?Moose the goat in the game when he six of the North Stars ' eight in the closing seconds oi the NBA game in Boston against move to make a dashing try for men Bill Collins? Bob McCord checked Chicago's Hector Nes- had kicked a Chicago shot un- goals during the weekend; New York. Russell suffered severely strained ligaments and the Stanley Cup playoffs in the and Leo Boivin warded off the terenko, intentionally p ast. Maniago for a Grant's 20th foal in the sec- Monday, February 3. 1969 will miss at ]east a week or 10 days. New York won 95-94. National Hockey League. Flyer threats.' Vasko, who was "I thought it was a bum call Black Hawk goal, scored a goal ond period against- Pittsburgh WINONA DAILY NEWS It N(AP Photofax) The North Stars battled the ejected fr,om Saturday's game, and told him ing how Jack Nicklaus won the golfer overcome of two ____ FIBER GUSS BELT - 42 and Carol Lilla 447 for the Ding Kennedy (Phil) 14:0!) of Nicklaus . \__ m mf stabilizes tread resists $9 E out-rebounded the Pipers 71-09. Van Impo (Phil) 18:04. 3909 $150, 000 Andy Williams-San strokes, win by one—and do it ^§§wW$ $^r ^j Dongs. SECOND PERIOD—3. But Torrey Pine's tough par-4 ' Hawkins underwent surgery Minnesota: Grant Diego Open Golf Tournament with a final round one-over par Don Troke s 188—502 paced 30 (Larou) 0:59; 4. Minnesota: Parljc holes led to Littler's loss. His ¦ POLYESTER CORD BODY - whifw.if "beiw Saturday for removal of a torn H (Larou, Connelly) 11:15. Penalties— and required 284 strokes to do 73. Jack did it. Nd MAN FY M1WN the Losers to 744 in the High five bogeys were all on them. cartilage in his right knee Sholby (Phil) 9:54; Manne (Minn) 17:34; it. Generally something like School Boys League . The and Vaskol (Minn) 17:58. He finished with 76 and the THIRD PERIOD-5. Weiskopf , you see, won the four-under in the last" round is sSsa Clydes finished with 2 ,049. doctors said the 6-foot-It star Philadelphia: Ken- on the p™ 33S' , nedy J (Peters, Stanklewicr) }:3« , penal- tournament a year ago, before required. only birdie he got came "" WESTGATE — Ida Hooper's will be lost to thc team for ty—McCord (Minn) 18:31. the U.S. Army borrowed him, As it turned out Nicklaus, the final green. Nicklaus had fin- 18:?—4R0 paced The General about a month. Shod on goal by: ished—with a bogey six on the MINNESOTA, I 11 13—1*1 and did ift in 273 shots. Big Bear from Columbus , Ohio, Line to 2,154 in Ihe Kings and last hole—and Gene needed an Queens League. Dan Hunger- Ph'laiMphla ll n n-31 And N icklaus walked away, defeated San Diego's hometown Front End Goalies—Minnesota: Moniago; Philadel- eagle to tic, His birdie broke the sQ\ holdt had 203-492 for the Wild phia! Parens, headed teday for the Bob Hope hero, Gene Littler, in a two man possibility of a three-way tie for Ones and Mabel Glaunert's 103 A—13.394. Classic at Palm Springs, with duel Sunday. Alignment : .second. sparked the Jokers to 757. Stout Polishes /^^m\ Young Dave Stockton and vet- Frederick - Huff registered eran Tommy Aaron had slipped B58 2 212 in the Guys and — , in wilh 70s 'ind 72^ole scores of Dolls League Sandy Freder- OffPoinfers; as 2110, ick hit 202 Jon Kosido^vski had . Littler pocketed $17,100 and 225—577 for Kosidowska - Evans ' Stockton and Aaron each won yout cut s steering. ¦ ^ ^ and Leona Lubinski- 501 for W—^ Ups WSUC Lead 1150. Home Beverage. $11. By THE ASSOCIATED PKESS "Scoring," Nicklaus conced- Stout State has hurdled ils ed , "was pretty bad this week, ] toughest challenge on tbe road can't believe I could win a tour lo the Wisconsin State Uni- nament with my score after the Complete / Sacia Rink versity Conference basketball scores we had here last year. A X championship. 284 is not a great score and 73 i*s The Blue Devils still have a not a grea t score." Brake e e >/¦ -ft1 " was Good enough. ^ W^ /«& Captures Adult half dozen games remaining on r * -x D |^^ the. WSUC schedule, including a ' game tonight with Supcrler, Coveleski cylinders turn 1 ' : ' " ( Hoyt, , / w-" - / 'V__W Prep Bonspiel but they stretched tluir leud In brake tlrunn, **P M%M Th^viifr mljusl brnke.i ^jwwf * ^T GALESVILLE , Wis. - The thc loop standings Saturday by lAdded to Hall , JmJ^W -^r Leon Sacia rink captured the downing second-pUicc Stevens NEW YORK (A?) - Thc restore fluid. SOB M ^L jf first event in the 11th annual Point 73-71 in one of the con- gates o( b-aBehnirn Hall of Fnmc ToUl Co»t '63-'68 Ford ^^Moil Other Gaiesville Adult - llifili School ference 's mo.«ft crucial decisions have swung epen for the second Part s « Lnbor '43- '«8 Chevrolet Bonspiel held this past week- of the season. time in tvvo weeks .. . welcom- '63-'68 Rarnblor Cars |34.9J end. Stout, having lost only to thc ing two old-time American Rink members aae Leon , Pointers this season, now League p itchers alongside two Mnrynnn and Mark Sacia nnd boasts a 9-1 WSUC record. Sev- latter-day National Ju!atfiie sliif,'- COMPLETE UNDER-CAR CARE . . . Mary Hanson. ens Point , deprived of the lead gors, A total of 32 rinks, each com- by nn upset to Eau Claire last WailcHoyt and .Stanley Cov<:- prised of an adult and a high week, drops to a 7-2 record leski , contemporary right-hand- school couple, took part in thc which it takes ;igninst White- ers in the 1920s , were elected competitors were Y,, TAGGART event. All water (1-8) tonight. lo the Conperstown , N. shrine frcm Gaiesville. The other loup game tonitfrjl Sunday by unanimous vote of a The Jim Quinn rink, including 12-man veterans committee sees River Falls at La Crosse, Betty Quinn, Jim Bcirno and headed by former Commission- the sec- which defeated Oshkosh fia-fii TIRE SERVICE Shnuna Dlttingcr, too* er Ford C. Frick , for a 4-5 record Saturday, , Your RankAmoricard Welcome Herd ond event while tho third event Two wn'cks ago, Stan Musial * , l'l llrvl'le (6-ai PL/VYING IT SAFE . . . Jack N icklnns to shoot bnclc onto thc fa irway instead of went to the rink shipped by clowned White and Campanella topped tlie ' took no chances on his .sand trap shot going for the pin Hoy ) Open 7;30 a.m. to 5:30 p,m. — Sntur(lflyix7:30 «,m , to 3 p.m. Dick McKeclh. Olhcr members water 91-09, Euut Claire (fH*; . It paid off nnd he got ballot in the Ha.sehall Writers included Mnry nnd Dave Mc- wos a 69*68 victor over Super- on tine fifth fuirwuy in the final round of his par on tlie hole. (AP Photofax ) Association of America's regu- 114 W. 2nd St. Phono 28*17 Keclh and Barb Thompson. ior (2-0). the San Dlcgo Open Sunday when he elected lar venrlv poll . Two AFL Teams OSSEO, WHITEHALL CLASH Basketball Open Vikinq Slate ST. PAUL (|-The Minnesota Gophers Continue to Amaze Vikings will play American Foot- Scores "Everybody I talked to ball League opponents in their MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The be just like Christmas" Coach 89-80 Big Ten upset victory Sat- Fitch. watched us at Iowa said first Minnesota Gophers are looking Bill Fitch said. "I would al- urday night before a ciowd of that FK1DAY S RESULTS two preseason games in they couldn't see the game from LOCAL 1CHOOLS- 1969. forward to a Christmas cele- ready have my present. It's 5,989 at Williams Arena? Lewiston Bows Winona ittt* Al, Moorhead Sin * AS. start to finish." Cotter 47, St. Louis Park Bchilda 31. The Vikings will meet the bration March 8. going to be tough on account of The Gophers now travel to Northwestern surged to a 32-21 BIG NINE — Rocneslci* John Marshall 72, Owatonna Miami dolphins Aug. 2 at Whether they'll get it is an- who we play. We beat North- Bloomington, Ind., Saturday and lead with 6:55 to go in the first 45. (OT) other question. western and Michigan at home meot the Indiana Hoosiers in a half , dominating the backboards Roches,cr Mayo 70, Mankato tl. Tampa , Fla., and play the Den- Austin 70, Faribault 41. The surprising Gophers, with and they are going to be aiternoon with their rugged play. To Watchmen ver Broncos either Aug. 8 or tough regionally televised Elgin shook off Friday the half and lori rm!y 45-*13 . afler. Red Wing IA, Albcrl Ltai 17. (OT) an 8-8 record, are still in the at their places." contest. In their last television The Gophers adapted to » CENTRAL CATHOLIC- Aug. 9 in the Twin Cities. The zone and cut the night's loss to Randolph and three quarters. SI. Paul Cretin 39, Rochester Lourdes running to finish their 1968-69 The sugar plums became outing against Iowa, the Go- Northwestern 36? Denver game avenged an earlier defeat to was announced basketball season at .500 or bet- visions after the Gophers spot- phers stumbled badly, 83-68. margin . to 40-37 by halftime. FRED Lnientsnn led thr Austin Pacelli <», SI. Paul Hill 31. Saturday by had a 20-13 re- Lewiston Saturday night. 64-55. St. Thomas Academy SI. Wast St. Paul Denver General i ter. ted Northwestern an 11-point "I hope our Nielsen ratings The Wildcats winners -with 22? Dave Phipp? Brady 1« . Manager-Coach Lou Saban. I "If we finish at .500? it would lead and roared back to take an go up," said the fast-talking bound edge by then. The game was close for more CENT KNNIAL— had: 12 and Ron Kurt h 11. ¦ than three quarters before the ' Goodhue M, Mazeppa tl. 4y*»*»*»*»"»*»^*«»*»¦?•¦ *»?¦*»¦?«»??????????¦» ¦» ¦»¦?¦?¦»? ???»??????????????»????»??»?»•«»??¦»¦»?????¦»'?? Watchmen began to find thc Wayne Braati 15 and Dean Randolph I \W^> tffi% *&$\ W$& ____\WKm A_ ^_r _w AW M —W-WW^^k.^ r \\\\___\ Si^i^Hif .iiaiiaiKia ,- - . „. WRESTLING ^^^^^^^^ H ^^^^^ B 14 games wilh a 77-66 triumph St. Charles 35,* Kenyo-n 1. ; Goodhue 3«, Wast Concord J. over Bruce. The Rivermen led I fE y&r vXlrv j L a Houston 38, Grand Meadow 12. J t}@J-\ h\ ^» -let, W/AVi t *& C*9i nfUr sT A % ^aaam. X ^fcr V ^atiiiiF ^^ ^AW ^^^F M _s^^mm-. Jiiiiil* ^iaa ^^t^^Su- ^^KHinSafll aiiiiiaB aiiiiV all the way and increased Spring Valley 38, Preslon i. 37-29 halftime lead to 57-45 after . Albcrl Lea 40, Red Wing 0. Kasson-MantorvHJt 20, Cannon Falls HI three quarters. ' NEW WOMAN'S CHA.MP Stewartvllla . 40, Laka -City O.- ¦¦ "REITER ' ' ' TOM had 22 for Al- SATURDAY'S 3RESULTS ¦> . . Janet Lynn, Rockford, wffiS ma while teammates Barry LOCAL SCHOOLS— ^ HI., a member of the Wag- ' ^Ifc ^ 1L -l^ M ^ a -O^f ¥*. ^T^-^^ T^/y ^m^Smmm * F AWT ^^W, jf-\^^T—W A^K^^Jtitttttlt^^^EmS ^^StEsxS&tlL ***- I1IBSB HnS A"^ Ritscher and Larry Ebert added Winona High tl, Rochester Mayo CI ^^ ^^ on Wheel Figure Skating SI. Mary's 47, St. John's 57. 17 each- and Jeff Youngbauer WASIOJA— Club, became the new Sen- 15, Claremont ii, Dovcr-Eyofa St. ior Ladies Figure Skating 1(1 Hayfield to, Pine Island 32. : John Ross had for Bruce. West Concord 54, Byron 45*. Champion Saturday night ih Three conferences will have Dodge Center 82? Wanamingo 54. Wash . Peggy Flem- play Tuesday NONCONFERENCE— Seattle, full rounds of Holmen 54, Taylor 52. ing, the defending cham- night w3th the Osseo-Fairchild- Fall creek 72, Augusta J2. Whitehall clash on the Chiefs ' Alma 77, Bruca tt. pion, has turned profession- Elgin t4, Lewiston 55. al. (AP Photofax ) court the headliner? Whitehall Austin Pacelli 84, Mankalo Loyola 61. is 9-0 in the Dairyland and Os- Albert Lea 7f, Blue Earth 48. seo-Fairchild 8-1; In th-e Root River, league College Basketball Dover-Eyota Rally leading Rushford hosts third MINNESOTA COLLEGES Mlnnesota-^yPNorthwestern »0. place Caledonia in the feature Moor|jpad li, Mankato t». Falls Short in attraction while Maple Leaf co- Morris 11, Bemldli 52. Eastern Mich. 76, Mich. Tech 57, leaders. Spring Valley and Chat- Augsburg ii, Hamline 51. Wasi oja Encounter field, face tough foes in Lanes- Concordia 80, Gustavus iS. WASIOJA boro and Preston, respectively. Northern Mich. 11, Duluth 7t. Wl, W L St. Thomas 74, Macaleste r if. HoytifW 11 « Claremont I J St. Mary's il, St. Joh n's 57. Dodqe CeMtr 13 Wanamingo ¦?« 7 LAKE CITY ht»sts Plainview St. Olal 72, Knox (IU.) tl. Bynm 7 « Pine Island 1 * in the only Hiawatha Valley Monmoulh (III.) 7t, Carlelon 74. West concsrd * J Dover-Eyota t 10 ' -~v ¦'" Lea 8J, Cornell (lowa) 77. game scheduled V . Bclhcl tr, Briar CHI* (lowa) 7f. Dover-Eyota's switch to a A top nonconference game WISCONSIN COLLEGES Coe 7^, Ripon 77. zone deiense in the second half pits the area's No. 1 ranked Northland 71, Mount 51. Paul H. brought the Eagles to within a Durand quint against tradition- Lewis 91, St. Norbert! 7». Mondovi. La Crosse tl, Ohkoih 41. point of Claremont late in the al rival Eau Clalra it, Superior tl. game, but that was as close as On Wednesday, Pepin will North Park 88, Carroll 7J. the last place Eagles came in make up a Dunn-St. Croix game Stout 73, Stevens Polnl 71. Lawrence 78, Beloit UX- losing 64-59, Saturday. postponed earlier when the Platteville »l, Whitewater !»• Behind 35-25 at intermission, Lakers host Somerset. Millikin 101, Carthage 84. the Eagles fought back to trail EAST ' 51. John's (N.Y.) «, Temple At. by,only-¦three at the third quar- Columbia it, Yale 41. ¦ ' ' ter break and then cut the Penn 75, .Harvard 70. " ¦ Cornell 12, Brown 77- gap to one before a pair of turn- This Week s Prlnceton tl, Dartmouth 50. overs saw the lead swell to five Fordham 65, St. Francis (N.Y.) tl. Army 71, Manhattan 52. again. Boston College 77, Hol y Cross tt. Craig and Brian Bush each 1 Basketball Penn State tt, Bucknsll tt. had 19 to lead the Parrots New Vork U. 85, Navy 81 (2 OTs), La Salle 102, New OrSeins Loyola 4$ $ while Dave Hanson netted 21, MONDAY'S GAMES Boston U. $2, Maine U. CENTRAL CATHOLIC— Providence 83, Rhode Island J». Steve Coffin 17 and Greg Smith Lourtlci at W«Jt St. Paul ANY S,ZE Rochester Mass. 84, Syracuse tS. LISTED ' 11 for the Eagles, who won the Brady. MIDWEST C ¦ own 77g cog r-r „ t ! ^m H i 1it i \ A i 7m NONCONFERENCE- ONE' „. UW make 7.75 xPRI14 6.95 x 14 CE7.00 x 13 B game 37-31. Northern lowa tt, South Dakota 10 (2 ^& i^^H_ \W-¥ *alHaiiiiiiH 25 Tractor-typein cleats their —=-r=—14— r-rr—rr —- 51. PauC Central at SI. Thomai. OTs). • road° 7.35 7.75x15 6.50 In other conference play Sat- N.D. Stale m, Black! Hills M. ^H snowt x x 13 urday, league leading Hayfield 4 9^H BBB TUESDAY'S GAMES Mayville 85, Valley City SI. $ HBI nvinter-traction won its 13th game of the sea- LOCAL S-CHOOLS- Northern State 101, Southern State 77. ^^H 0 You get the same type of 6,00x13 Collar, Gen. Beadle 80, South Dakota Tech 77. I^^H ¦*¦ son, 60-32 over Pine Island; ta Crosse Aquinas at !j ^HH ^^^ 1 tread design that comes on our ' ' Hamline al SI. Mary'i. S.D . State 108, Augus,tana 12. ^^^B West Concord surprised Byron MAPLE LEAF- Illinois Si, Wisconsin: 73. i ^B^^^^ ,^ ^^H |l "Suburbanite" nylon winter tires 54-49 and Dodge Center retain- Spring Valley al Lanesboro. Purdue 95, Ohio Slata SJ (OT). EASY FREE Preslon at Chatlleld. Marquette 75, Detroit 74. > ed second place . 82-54 over Grand Meadow al Harmony. Kansas BO, Colorado 70. H^^^^ l ^^kaaaaiiW TERMS ¦¦¦¦ Wanamingo. Leroy-Ostrander at Wykofl. Tulsa «, Wichita tt. ¦¦¦¦ ROOT RIVER— Oklahoma Stale il, Kansas Stall It. t ^^^ T BUY NOW ON - MOUNTING! Caledonia at Rushlord. Indiana It, Michigan State 74. * Mabel-Canton at La Crescent. Louisville 77, Bradle-y tl. i T ^*t^>!:::>^>S:::'!^ * '^'*??Zv !&&%^ Peterson at Houilon . ChlcagoLoyola IH, .Mich. 100 (OT ). Rema tch Heilma n HIAWATWA VALLEY— Ohio U, no, Marshall 94. PlainvKw at Lake City. low a 76, Davidson 11. DAIRYLAND— Cincinnati tt, St. Loul . U. 72. With Griffith Augusts at Eleva-Strum. lowa Slate 87, Oklahoma tl. STUDS AVAILABLE AT ' LO^MIDD^¦ ¦ ' Cochra ne-FC at Independence. Miami ( OJ1I0) 47, Kent Slate 45, NEW YORK (AP) - Andy ^ .: Blair at Alma Center. Dayton 100, Niagara 70. Heilman gets a rematch tonight Whiteh all at Osioo-Fairchlld. So. III. tj, L.I.U. tt (OT). against middleweight Emile NONCONFERENCE- Ncbr-aska 87, Missouri 71. \\ Maieppa it Kasion-Mantorvlllt. E. Mich. 7i, Mich. Tech 57. Griffith in a boxing card at SI, Cti-arles at Lewislon. Wittc-nbcrg to, Muskingum 44. Madison Square Garden. La Croii* Holy Crois at Trempealeau Central State (Ohio) 49, Ky. Stale 49 BRAKE Mondo-vl at Durand. Valparaiso 101, Evansvltle 95. ^1 m. 4-WHEEL Heilman , 27. of Fargo. N.D., 1 j DEALS Onalaska Luther at Taylor.' SOUTHWEST lost a 12-round bout to Griffith Eau C laire Memorial JV at Gilmanton N.M. tl. New Mexico State tt. .*. ~t Trinity { ^^^jffiSjBHBSL'J^* ^ Cars wJth non self- Cars June 11, 1968. Wanamingo at Goodhue. (Tex.) 103, Texas-Arllnglon t» a!s=: adjasllng brakes- with self- Waseca Aggies al Randolph. Houston 89, Notre Dame 82. ? adjnsllng Heilman was named Saturday Lam-ar Tech 85, Ab-llene Christian 72 y/^'Kkx5 ^i^P=!H ' brakes.« as a substitute for the ailing WEDNESDAY'S C.AMl-'.S SMU B), Texas Tech 77. I DUNN-ST. CROIX- Arizona 75, Texas-El Paso tt. A U S Dovle Baird of Akron. Ohio. Ptpln at Somerset. Arliona State tl, L.A. Loyola 71. 1 f />^m^^^m%^^=$119~ .XU> ' * $^519 * a« ¦ Anv u^. 9 I l\ky^sVlUJ^^ \-3u2r\ta- m mr.- im^^mm ^ammm. ^ u1 *Y > -*- T * aulo, I I Jk iSofi-r*^ * s * piuaparU 1 pluin«rta " U itaeoad *& rf niSS? 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State ¦ K ^y n 1 ¦ ¦• „, , Cage Loop Leads - r ¦>> _ \S iT?^ ^"''''*^*^'' ,'" ' " ' ^\-'^:' :"\V^';vvr^^y:>o? ^^cqw^;^^ ksy. Avocado or walnut. Blum led the St. Thomas scor- ed Knox 72-61. NIC J V^Vx Wrl ing parade with 24 points. Alb-crt Lea won ils second NIC Staton The victory left St. Thomas game: of the season in 13 tries W L W L Morrli 11 13 * wilh a 7-2 MIAC mark followed Saturday night , 85-7? over Cor- WINONA J I •» » by Macalester's 6-2. St. John's, nell *57; Augs- Soulhwtil * t TV W _^ rm v mm mnmMtrrm t_ W^______\< Borhtl » 11 ^^^ ^ ^^^ ^^ ^ In second place with a C-l rec- burg beat Hamline 05-53; North- Lf« , 1 II V»*«»"«»¦»¦» »¦<»¦¦»??»????» ^»^ ???»*•»???????? ??????????? 4 O ^?O^ «>• 4*a> A • *a>** ^^^^ + t *??»?*»»»?J Gibson a 5-8 Ruppert's in City Giant for Pin Tourney Lead Ruppert's Grocery holds down first and at the end of the first day before slipping to sixth places in the Winona Bowling Associa- third Sunday with its 2,91ft total. Bob Ho- New Mexico tion team event tournament after the first genson's 590 was Wine House's, best. Sunday's high series was Jim Yahnke's By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with a high-arching shot that two days of action. The tournament began ' 615 for fourth place Hot Fish Shop of the The littlest Lobo wears No. 00 dropped cleanly through the Saturday at Hal-Rod Lanes. . . -? ' ¦?" " Westgate Classic . on his basketball shirt . . . ." and cords as the clock ran out. Ruppert's team in the Westgate National Bob Kratz had 233-613 far Winona County stands 10 feet tall in New Mexi- "I' ve got a bruise on the side League captured first Sunday with a 2,960 Abstract of the Westgate Major League. co today. of my ribs where Coach King hit total while Ruppert's Westgate Classic Mike Yahnke's 242 for Hot Fish Shop was Petie Gibson , a 5-foot-8 sopho- me as he jumped up saying, League team nailed sixth with 2,867. . the top single game. more, pumpe,d_m_a_ 30-foot jump 'It's going iri,'" said Lobos as- Dave Ruppert's 608 paced Ruppert's Na- Other teams in the top ten, their s corers shot at the buzzer last Saturday sistant coach Norm EUenberg. tional League effort while Bill Bonow's 577 and leagues are: Fifth, Pozanc Trucking, at Albuquerque, giving the Lo- was tops for the Classic League entry. Westgate ' "I've got a few bruises, too," Classic, 2,881; seventh? . Dale's bes a 68-66 triumph over arch ri- said Gibson In second place among the 72 teams which Standard , Westgate Classic, 2,861; eighth, , a grandson of for- have already bowled is 's Electric ' val New Mexico State. mer Semipro baseball great the Norm Winona . Daily News, Westgate National It was the pint-sized playmak- team of the Westgate Hiawatha Club. Its League, 2,847; ninth, Westgate Bowl, West- Josh Gibson, who was half-car- 2,949 total was led by Jerry Heme's 596. er's only field goal in the game, ried, half-dragged from the gate American, 2,838; tenth, Bay State, West- but it completed a two-games- Wine House of the Westgate Classic gate Major 2,824. court by New Mexico fans after League, which won the Athletic Club tour- in-four-days sweep ? for New the winning shot. Following is the schedule for the doubles Mexico over the eighth-ranked, nament last month, bowled Saturday and led and singles which begins at 9 p.m. Friday: previously unbeaten Aggies. get - Rlchard Heilman DOUBLES AND SINGLES t , Glen Doelle* Kollum - Ron Dreas. 9 & 10: Jack The Lobos won 86-66 Wednesday Friday, Feb. 7. 1 p.m., 1 & Jj Fred Bruce Malolke. 5 & t: Bruce Resile Greeley-Ray Gabrych; Don Springer-Joe ; on State's Las Cruces court.' Thurley - Jim Kleinsehmidt, Harley Torn Abts, Hank. Leliner < Dave Schmidt* Stolpa,,,Ben Little - Wally Conrad. 11 (, Greenwood - Frank Dorach, Bob Thurley. knechr, Larry Justin - Rodney Ressle, 12: Ken Hubbard • Ralph Ciemlnskfi Goodhue Routs 7 6 8; Jon Kosidowski • Duane Nelson, Top-ranked UCLA continued UNIVERSAL KISS ... Martha Vascon- men, driving a Lola Chevy, were' winners Paul Mrachck. 3 & 4: Ernia Mehalfey- George M. Holt - Ted Smith, Chris to roll up winning numbers, Oeorge Jumbeck, Bill Starnes . Nick Bob Hoganson - BIII GIowczewskl, Paul Rolller - Mike Rofller. of the 24-hour endurance race held at the Maliszewski - Rich Chuctina. t & 10: smashing Stanford 98-61 Satur- cellos of Brazil, better known as Miss Uni- Wilson, Rollie Larson - Tom Kline. 5 & Tuesday, Feb- 11, 6:30, 1 a 2: Paul (AP Photo- t: W. Lltscher • Henry Ernst, clarence Warren Bonow - Bill Bonow, Davi Kapustlck - Bob Malewlckl, Jr, Rull- verse, receives kisses Sunday from Mark Daytona International Speedway. Blanchard • Joo Albrecht, Daryl day night after a 109-74 romp Card Matmen Wolfe - Norbert Wolfe, Syl Lilla • A. Erion* Joe Brabblt, John F. cisewski - Irv ' : John Tlbor. II A 11: Marvin over California Friday night. Donohue : (left) and Chuck Parsons. The two fax) . ;- -X ' Allred. 7 & I: Ray Meyers - Hans Han- Rupprecht* Brabblt. 3 & 4: Gary Grob - Jerry An- GOODHUE? .Minn. - Good- ton, George Rogge - Len Bernati, Herb Gerhard Erdmann, Chuck German - Jim derson, Bob Czaplewski . . Jim Sovereign, The Bruins have won 32 in a Lea - Jim Englerlh. • & IO; Bob Sex- Soderberg, Ken . Wooster - Bob Bollant. Leroy Anderson • Jim Mausolf. s a i: row, including 16 this season, 36 hue's ; wrjesHmg team improv- ton-Bob Dunn, Tom Stanton .- Tom Cotton, Sunday, Feb. 9, 12:30, t & j: Fred Al Kreckow - Eldor Holtz , Charles An- Ken Brandt - Lloyd Walling. 11 & Ut Douglas • Bob Sula, Hugo Curran • Joe derson - Bruce Sebesta, Joe Wachowiak- straight in Pacific 8 Conference ed its record to 9-2 Saturday Leroy Greenwood • Richard Modieski, Drazkowski, Don Wood - Bob Bundy, Ralph Blum. 7 4 8: Barry Nelson- play and 80 in succession on with a 41-3 rovt of Lewiston. Jerry Oarnowski John Thilmany, 3 & A: Bob Weisbrod - Frank Menzol, Woody Livingston, Merll.i Storsveen • Jell their home court. Freddy Nihart - Daniel Wicka. Joe Mlyneak - Bob Ives, Earl Busweil* Ives, Dick Miranda - Dave Miranda , t Steve O'Reilly, the Wildcats' Saturday, Feb. 8, 6:30, 1 & 7: Rich Ed Lynch. 5 & 6: Mike Sawyer - Paul a .10: Brling Nelson • ' • Herbert Peter, UCLA and third ranked Santa Olympic Track Mohan • Fred King, Bill Slreng - Ed Morin, Roger Czaplewski • Ron Drazkow- Jerry Mertes - Robert Perry, Steva standout 145-pound grappler, ski, Len Mayer - Frank Tuttle, 7 & 8: Buege - James Moore. 11 & 12: David Clara, idle last weekend, are the REDMEN'S LEAGUE Yahnke, Hal Lica • Dick Stroinske. 3 & John Speltz - Howard Rockwell , c. Ron* Schewe - Michael Gostomikl , ' Kryzsko commons W. L. 4: Lorn Kreher Ron Galewski, John John W»l- only unbeaten major college won his 11th straight match on ¦ Bell - Tom Drazkowski, Lee Besek - Vie nenberg - Bob Brandos, Tony Lubinski* ski • Tom Hall, Rod Doelibert , Ed boerer'j ... .,.,". , .. ...,.. .11 7 powers. Schewe. 5 & <: Bob Wieczorek - Bob Clint Kuhlman. ? & 10: Ralph Hubbard- Dulek. a decision? Palfralh's Palnl ,...... 10 • Bill Schultz, Henry VonRuden ¦ Stachowltz, Hal Biltgen - Gene Kaohler, Ted Tuesday, Feb. 11, 9:00, 1 a 2; Nail No. 2 North Carolina boosted * Paint Depot ...:.... 8 10 ¦ Block, L. Buchholz - Bob Larson? Lewiston's only victor was John MeyerhoH Roger Biltgen. 7 & 8: 11 & McManimon • W. J. Christenson, Jardiena Sunbeam Bread ...... 7 11 12: J. Cierzan - C Deedrick, Keith its season mark to lfi with a Champs Have Phil Rodberg - Mark Warren, Robert Overland - Jim Overland, Dean Rent- Walters - Loyd Walters, heavyweight Joe Heublein in BRAVES 4 SOUAW5 Ellings - Rudy Ellings, Carl iaborow- Al Leik - Harry meester • Leland Slensgard. 3 307-87 conquest of Maryland, but Emmons. a «i Roy Westgale .. W. L., ski - Larry Modjeski. 9 S* If: . Leo Bell • John Howrlgan, Milton Bublltz- fourth-ranked Davidson fell to the final match of the meet. . \ Valentine Trucking ...... to 5 Scholmeler - Elmer Schmldlknecht, Leon- Sunday, Feb. •?, 3:00, I & 2: Lawrence Marlin Bublllz, Dean Sanden • Karrol , Wallace Owering - Joe. Peplinski lowa*76-61 at Chicago. 95— Doug " Ryun (Ol* doe. Dan Simon Heilman - Hopklos: ....., ?. 10 5 ard Lettner • Charles Kieholz , Carrol Bakken* Bublitz. S a 4: Rollie Dubbs • Howie Olson ¦ Tuttle* ...... ,.:.. » « Farrand • Floyd Kriesel. 11 & 12: Lans Jerry Henze, Ted Snyder . Bill Atkinson. Johnson, Dan Hungerholl - George Laumb, No. 5 Kentucky beat Vander- (L) 1-3; , 103—John Ryan (O) won by • torlUli Vt—Larrr Laxvold (0) dec. Dsw- Sell • Scovil ..?...... ,.... B',4 WJi Hamernik • Red Pellowski, Sal Kosldow- 3 & 4: Nord Overland • Cliff Hoel, Dale Joe Knopp - Floyd Rowland. 7 4 «: Jim bilt 103-89, No. 6 St. John's, ay Herber (L) d-0; llfr-AI Oadltnt (Gl Knopp - Lubinski 7 1 skl . Jim Wieciorek, Herman Schultz - Of Is - Vern , Otis, Wayne Valentine - Jack Bambenek - Norb Thrune, Vern Thill- Their Problems McDonald. 5 & 6: Gene N.Y., topped Temple 65-49, No. 7 dec. Doug Simon V4 Ted Bambenek. Prenot - Joe Clarence Brelnlng, Dick Weasel - Roger an. . (Ql p. Kavln Kronebusch (Ll 3:36; By Meyer - How e 5 10 Saturday, Feb. 8, 9:00, 1 & 2: Jim Trimmer, Walter Brown • Bob Ahrens, Kanz. 9 a 10: Gene Revolr - Dave Wnuk, Illinois trimmed Wisconsin 86-73 ¦ 13J—Art Gadlenl (0) dac. John Andring Olympic champion from South- Allco Sheet Metal ..,...,... 4 U ; ,_ Fitzgerald - Ed Drwall, Ronnie Galow- Jim Ahrens • Sonny Ahrens. 7 a 8: Jim Leroy Kanz Gayle, Klkl Williamson- Olympic gold medal winners ' ' ' ' and No. 9 LaSalle clobbered (L) 5*0; 131—Bruce Albtn (O) p. Bernla SATELLITE . 7? skl - Ralph -Hardtke, Eugene Kelper* Boynton • Ralph Eichman, Bill Schwer- Lyle Halllday. U a-12: Gerald Pulz- em University? sprinted to his Kenneth Han* tel - Romie Ku|ak, ¦ Blaskowskl (L) 5:10; had their ups and downs over Westgate W. L. Willard Matzke. 3. & 4: Don Skeols Orval Clarence Smith, Sylvester Kammerer- New Orleans Loyola 102-65 in ninth straight hurdles victory, sen • Warren Wunderliclt, Joseph Hent- H ilke. 9 & 10: Oick Ross • Herb Pagel, Eugene SobecK, • IAS—Steve O'Reilly (G) dec. Mike Kanz Coiy Corner 10 S Robert Ba*y - Richard other Saturday action. the weekend. Willie Davenport ' ¦ sran Novlan • Lyle Nelson, Bud Miller- Gehlhaart. (L) <-j; 154—Joa Dahllng (0) dec. Larry winning Friday night at New Winona Heat Treating *. 9 i Morrio Anderson. 11 & 12: Gary Baab* Wednejday, Feb. 12, 6:30, 1 4 2: Tom Gibson, smallest man ever to Krontbusch ll) i-0> lu—Andy Olson (01 kept on winning while Bob Sea- Watkowski's ..¦¦¦¦ 9 « York's Millrose - Wanamaker Bill Armstrong, Jim Kramer - Charlie Barlh • Ed K ohner, Pete Polus - Louis dec. Jack Neumann (t, 3-1; 175—Chuck gren and Ralph Doubell Garvin Brook Tavern ...... 1 » play for Coach Bob King at Kramer, Ken Johnson - Bob Dennis. Klagge, John Van Hool ¦ Sielert (G) p. Bob Heublein (Lit Joe Games and then breaking the Chicken Villa 7 I John Styba. bounced back .. . Dick Fosbury, Sunday, Feb. 9, 6:30, 1 & 2: Fran 3 & 4: Louie Grupa • Ed Hemmelman, New Mexico, swept the Lobos to (L) dac. Tom O'Connor (Ol Cock-a-Dood|e-Doo :....;... 7 S Heublein world mark :n the 45-yara high Hengel . Paul Gardner, Bob Schossow- Sonny Ehlers - their-13th victory in lg games 18-0. however, continued to flop. Trl-Counly Eleelrle .:...:. ..7 S Rocky Hsddad, Donald hurdles at" the Boston A.A. :. Tie Gary Schossow, Rich Stshmonn - Jack Cierzan - John Schreiber. S & 6: Sherl- Unknowns .. * ,...... 1 10 . Redmen Laak. 3 & 4: Mike Yahnke • Joe Loshek, don Wolle - Fred Reltkowskl, Frank: Games Saturday night. JR. BOYS PARK-REC. Dick Langowski - Jim Yahnke, Bob Hodous - George Schneider, Al Schroeder- W. L. Seagren, the Olympic' pole Hal-Rod . Kosidowski • Oordle Fakler. S & i: Bill John Bauer. 7 4 8: Walt Woege - Rom ...... 11 i Midnight Raiders Weaver • Bill Kllnger, Bruce Morcomb- Czaplewski, Bill Frederick - Dutch Duell- vault titlist, and holder of both Cornels 9 S ' Ches Bambenek, Mickey Spencer - Ervln man, John Sherman - Phil Bambenek. the indoor and outdoor world Craiy 8's 9 S in Schewe. 7 & Larry For Lead wieczorek - Gene 9 4 10: John Cierza n • Max Kulas, *: '¦:..:....;...... 8 < Royals . Bork, Dick Luhmann . Leroy Wantotk, James £. Kauphusman • Ed Kauphusman. records, failed to Qualify in New . 8 missing Trojans ..,. *. * David Kirch - Ron Vondrashek. » & 10: James Voelker ¦ Rich Schreaber. 11 a 13s York Friday night, Raiders ••••• ¦• ' ¦ * Rocky Carlson - Dennis Peterson, Louis Bud Hansen • Arnle Michaels, Oscar 7 '1 Late Weekend Sp orts three attempts at 16 feet. Good Guys . Boehmke ¦ Vernon Burke, Glen Schleb- Swenson ¦ Adolph Schreiber, Marv Gun- Wildcats -.,. * • stad - Darrell Erickson. derson - Art Moore.. However, the handsome 11 Hidgef Loop 11 & 15: Al Toppers ••-•• ' Nelson - Don West, Jerry Bublitz - " er- Wednesday, Feb. 12, 9:00, 1 4 J: Paul ¦• I Southern California student . Strikers '* non Wick, Gary Evans . ches Modfeskl. Benson - Curt Johnson, Robert Holleri- WANTED! , PIN DUSTERS . MIDGET Sunday, Feb. 9, 9:00, 1 S 2: Craig Charles Eldenschlnk, Karrol Benson - came back to capture his spe- ¦ JM Widens cialty Saturday in Oklahoma Hal-Rod W. L. Bergevln Maurice Anderson, Duane Teman Benson. 3 4 4: Lyle Jaeobsen ¦ PRE P CAGERS the, Blanche' s Tavern .. -¦ 11 . 4 , W L Wl Bacrtsch - Charles Klrchner, Charles Bob Jandt, cliff Koxlien - Gene Sobeck, North Dakota City Invitational with a 17-foot Teamsters . ...;.,.. 10 S Redmen t 4 UCT i Abls - Frank Krzoska. 3 & 4: Jim Pam- Robert Podjaski . Ken Tepe. 5 4 6: Don- * Ail area teams in either effort. Graham & McGuire...... 10 S Elks 4 4 TV Signal 4 i puch • Dave Hittner, Floyd Kadel - Doug ald Heyer - Nate Hale, Ed Feltz - Bob Viking sewlrg Machine — 10 5 Palmer, Steve Larson ¦ Ray Ruppert. Emmons, Al Gappa - Glenn Gappa. 7 & Minnesota or Wisconsin in- Lead With Doubell, the Australian 800- Buster 's Bar ...... 9 t The Redmen defeated the 5 & i: Steve Waltzer - Marv Nlemeyer, 8: Marv Mueller - Bob Koopman, Clar- terested in the Cotter Boost- meter winner in the Olympics, Winona Rug cHoning 8 7 Hay Thrune - Dick Nlemeyer, Gene Lun- ence Dow • Gene Stachowltz, David Now- .. 1 « Elks 51-39 Saturday to gain a Hands State er Club Holiday Basketball was stalled by transportation Shorty' s Bar-Cala •- dak - Harry Pries. 7 & 8: John Richter Ian - Ron Zelse. » 4 10: Butch Vaughn- Dutchman' s • tie for the Park-Rec Midget Sr. - Doug Johnson/ Dick Hennossy- Myles Vaughn, Dave Weinman - Dick Doubicheader Dec. 29 and May os Help problems and didn't compete in Edwin's Jewelen I'A' 111 League lead. Bruce LeVasseur Ray O'Cnghlln, BUI Hennessy • Ray Weinman, Jim Johnson • Bert Jumbeck. Mary s gymnasium New York. T^e Melbourne na- Sloppy Joe's 4V4 lOVs Buseck. 9 & 10: George pozanc • Duane 1 11 & 12: Hank Pasklewlca • Don Bratz, 30 at 5t^ ' BIG NINE *. -¦•*: Federated Insurance —.. 4 11 had 30 for . the winners. ' Kosidowski, Ray Pozanc - Dewey Gros- Bill Gatzlaff - Cry Henderson, Elmo Wis* are,asked to contactiFath-' . W L TP OP tive had no such trouble reach- Sam's Direct Servtee i ll sell, Ches Pozanc - Paul Plachecki. If fed - Dave Ties. TV Signal dumped. UGT 54-46 ¦ Second Loss Cotter Rochester John Marshall 7 I 543 Ail ing Portland, Ore.? for the Ore- LEGION 6 11: Bill Clemlnskl Ray Wlelandf, Thursday, Feb, 13, 4:30, 7 4 J: MIKa er Robert Theobald. Hal-Rod romts the. Maurice Nelfzke - George Hittner, Jim Cyert - Cy Cyerf, Roy Hazelton • Bob Owatonna :.. .« 3 *ll SM gon Invitational and romped to ¦ in other game as Rick FARGO, N.D. .— For the sec- athletic director, as soon J . 171 Watkins ...?...... -• - 4 Langows ki - Howard Johnson. Hardtke, Dick Maglrt - Dlcr Ozmurt. 3 4 Mankato ...-• * *10 4 Smith hit 22 and Mike Rogers ond straight night . . Winona as possible. Austin ..• » 3 370 S39 an easy victory in the 1,000-yard William 's Annex Monday, Feb. 10, «:3J, 1 & 2: Arwin 4: Richard Howard - Carlos Olson, Dan Rochester Mayo S 4 SM 371 NSP V 3 20, Overby - Luther Myhro, Karrel Jaastad- Kluender • Wally Marquardt, Ray Oady- run in 2:11.1. •¦ State's wrestling team came up Albert Lei J I Sll 403 Ham«rnik'» ' ¦ Melvin Christopherson, Robert Vogelsnng- Bob Werner. 5 4 6: Alvln Kohner- ¦ > ' Red Wins • s SW 384 Fosbury has a different prob- Teamsler 'i ...... •••- . . BANTAM . Louli Wera. Ml: R. Kurth - Clarence Ralph Albrecht, John Groskl - Lean on the short end of a dual meet ' 3 - WINONA J • 5«» SM lem. Famed for his Fosbury Oasis Bar . Rivers, Arne Stlevang - Carl Heilman, Edel, Clair Jenniges • Al Feltz. 7 score, losing to North Dakota Faribault 7...... ?« » SM 461 Mayan Grocery ;.... 1 W L W L Bud Berger* - Leo Johnson. 5 s «.- Arnie 4 8: Donald' Peshon • Bob Wlnestorfer, Flop, in winning the Olympic 1 State 28-11 Friday night. Mutual Service Peerless 9 t Sunbeam 3 7 Breitlow - Emil Nascak, Hugh Orphan - Roger skauge • Marv S«hultz, Dswey Rambler Bees Bauer Electric ....;...... :. 1 Gene Lovas, Gerald Turner high jump crown at Mexico Athletic Club I 2 Bub's 11 - Andy Cllnkscales - John Sanstede. 9 4 10: Del It dropped the Warriors to Rochester John Marshall, with ...... 1 City, the 21-year-old Oregon Vifinpna Plumbing Redmen Club 7 ¦» Cent. Melh. 1 9 Owecke. 7 8. a: John Drazkowski - Gordy Prodzlnskl - Dick Seeling, Bob Cada- 6-2 this season with a dual a little help from crosstown ri- Eas't Side Bar • Addinjton, Ray Bambenek - George George Sou/i»s, Data Prcnsthinska . Bob State student has now lost all Freddie s Bar — 0 Kratz, Ken Donahue ¦ meet against Mankato at Mem- val Mayo, put a little space be- , ' League leading Peerless Bruce , Stanton. Kramer. 11 4 12: Ray Schreiber • Bud 4th Win six of his indoor competitions SUGAR LOAP t & 10: W. A. Critchfield - Jack critch- Schaefer, Bill Hufman - Don Sobeck, orial Hall coining up Wednes- Post tween itself and the rest of the Westgale Polnli Chain topped Bub's 30-20 as field, Vince Suchomel . Earl Kane, Rob- Bill Stark • John. Orlowske. since his 7-4Vt leap over the bar i« rrl* Beadles - Dennis day night. Cotter's B team impro-ved its pack in Big Nine play Friday Club Midway Chuck Mudler had 13 while the Dely. II a 12: Cal Thursday, Feb. 13, »;0O, 1 4 I: Ron in Mexico. He hasn't been over Black Horse — •¦• 1' Hopf - Ev Mueller, Al Smith ¦ Ron Fitch, Galney - Carl Bambenek, Marlow Krim- ' record.to 4-8 Friday with a 37-27 night. 14 "We lost all the close ones," seven feet, either. Warnken's Meats Athletic Club nipped Redmen Harvev Kane - Doc Johnson. Byron Hock. Otrrv Gerson • Bob Meyer. lamented WSC coach Bob Gun- win over St. Louis Park Benil- While the Rockets were get- Arnnld's Kleenlt : 11 Club 24-20 behind 13 from Tim Monday, Feb, 10, 9:00, 14 2: Gene 3 a 4: Milferd Thompson • Amos Bab- de's sophomore team? in St. ting by Owatonna 72-65 in over- Fosbury arrived in time for EB's Corner ' 10 Ehlers - George Wenzel, Harold Koehler- ken, Alfred Cordes • Allen Cordes, Roger ner. Indeed , the Warriors were both the New York and Portland L-Cove Bar 1Jamf* dec, Ron Schmlff (ND) 20-3; 15J-Pava COTTER B 10 14 i 7-37 Phi Slg 1 American League Saturday. | (W) 1 Ahonen (ND) dec. Pole Sandbars Phi Delta Rhe l 1 Ted Biesanz had nine for the . < , 4*5; Alpha XI o j I Arfdr "- I HO—Viet Rogers (ND) p. Bill Hltesman L winners. KEGLERETTE LADIEI (W) 3:34; 147—Jim Tanniehill (W) p, ombard Preslon Invite Title West-Idle W . L. Emil's Menswcar blasted Mike Howard (NO) l:4B* 177-Jlm Twar* ry's Ups St. Ma SPRING VALLEY, Minn. - Brlcsalh' s Shell 3 0 Blong's Tree Service 26-12 in M dy (ND) dec. Oary Anhalt (W) 8-5; 111 WHITEHALL, Wis. - Inde- Lawreni Furniture 11 j . . Stale : ; ZlpCohed as a public se.*v;c« In coope ration **llh The Advertising. "'^iV Gordy Hintz (W) A-l . of numbers, captured the team Winona Truck Leasing .... 1 1 I I Conference wrestling meet as PEE WEE NATIONAL J Counc-I fl"d trio InteT.g' iorai Ncw-paper Ad.ert, *,ipg lacci.lives . *>*r- CHURCH VOLLEYBALL title in the Dairyland Invitation- Black Hn*-se Tavern . 1 1 ==== 112-pound Tom Hughes won his Laehn t Housa ol Beauty .. 1 7 W L « L al, wrestling tournament Satur- ' W. L W L s 11 H 14th straight match. Slebrecht' a Flowers , . 0 3 Amer. Legion 7 3 Winona Hotels 5 5 SI. Mary's il 1 SI. Marlln ' day, here. CLASSIC Cathedral 11 1 St. Mallhev/a I « M—Gary Mlland (SV) dec. Brlyn Man* Paint Depot t A coce-Cols A t Boosts (5V) dec. WestoaU W . L. Goodhue Llnke The Indees St. John' s 1» J St. Slan'a • 19 oil (P) i-li |01—Ray put six grapplers Sunbeam i I McKln. Melh. 2 • » 3 Faith Luth. 7 10 Mike Undert>a*k» (P) »-l; 111—Tom in Dale' s Standard 17 10 Cent. Melh. the finals and came away Wine HO-JJI 17 10 Niiaron. ll 4 McKln, Melh. I M Hughes (SV) p. Noel Larson (P) lsiti Olid, with a pair of individual titles Ruth's Restaurant 1* 11 American Legion blasted Mc- Lakeside 13 11 Mc-mon I ¦' UO—John Turbenaon (5V) dec. Kan i%k to 8-2 ner (P) 4*3; 117—Sieve Hotntr (SV) dec. to pile up 76 points. Runner- Poinnc Trucking 15 u Kinley Methodist 25-8 while Paul SlOJtad (P) 9-2 ; 111—Mike Mlland Runpert Grocery 15 11 's swept a three up Arcadia , which had 7.1 11 li Paint Depot was losing 20-18 to GOODHUE , Minn . - Good- St. Mory (SV) dec. Dennis Hamann (P) 5-3. Hot F|sh Shop Stan 's no-Steve Kobell (SV) dec. Randy Jonis a, Kroeger 10 17 Coca Cola to take over sole pos- hue won 10 and tied one of the game series from St. points, actually garnered three to maintain its lead Hahn (P) ll-e,- 145—Mike Simpson (SV) Individual crowns, but the Raid- Rolllngstone I umber 7 10 session of the Park- Rec Pee Wee 12 matches (o push its season Wednesday won by default; t54-R0d Mlland (SV) PIN DROPS Volley- W National League lead Saturday. wrestling record to 8-2 with n in the Park-Rec Church p. Jim Meyer (P) Mil US-Dale Hal- ers had only four in the fi- . L. , bora (P) dec. Tom Blahnlk (SV) 4*o i nals. Randall' s I 0 Winona Hotels stopped Sun- 3G-5 rout of West Concord Fri- ball League Oasis 1 i Nazarene 175—Terry Jacobson (SV) won on forlall; beam Bread lfi-6 in the otlier Yallowlah , day The Church of the Hwl.—Sieve Sleitad IP) p. Sieve Ben- Mondovi , which finished fourth Denney's Call ..., 7 J thinning hair: nifiht, 7 ] ?5—Douo Ryan (0) ind Kevin Reller also won three games while St. nett (SV) U-l. behind Cochrane-Fountain City, Snorltmen Tap came. Lack ol piolcln. (WC) 0-0; 103-John Ryan (0) dec. Galen Hal Leonard A I John s, Lakeside Evangelical actually came away with thc j Butler (WC) 50; 112—Larry Laxvolrt (O) ' Barken conslrucllnn A Lnk« doc , Dave Hanson (WC) 5-0; UO—Al Free and Cathedral each won most individual titlists, four , Center Switch 4 I Gadlent (0) dec. Steve Johnson (WC) twice while losing once. Thc when nil four of its finalists KAGB 1 9 (G) dec. Jell Hen- ACTION iHawk Sophomores 7*0; 117-Don Ryan between McKinley Meth- won. ion (WC) 11-1/ U3—Art Oadlenl (O) dec. game Lancer Matmen The Buffaloes had 5fi Westgale Points Boh Snaio (WC) 5*4. odist and the Church of Latter points to 02 for C-FC. The Pi- Jerrv 'i Plumbing n«rr» A 138—Oruce Albcrs (0) dec. 0>ar1h Lotlnf No, 1030 , A ' Tumble to Mayo t postponed. ' i IUIO imnaiinra - 141—Stove O'Reilly (0) Day Saints was rates had five in the finals and Srhlll'i Shots . J". i i, >\t tfi£\ Crouch (WC) 7*0i r.nuarjd hy / . / JO; 154- claimed Merchants Bank J y , jWt^l\ dec, Dennis Erickson (WC) two championshi ps. [ Winona High' s sophomore rrotom f' i ' (0) Defeat Chatfield W«-i(qsfe Bowl J I <<*/l« p*\ Blll Ennvold (WC) doc. Joe Dahllng Following are the champion- dehcicnry /, ' i •" - f;0»" a-a; 1M-Andy Olson (O) p. Darrill Ttnunan Piisco * 'i team managed (inly four points £ -\ CHATFIELD, Minn. - La ¦Wlnone ' Dohrman (WC) 1:011 175—Chuck Seller! ship results. Unloii club o in tlie third quarter nnd tho re- /} , vSa flaky -iVIn rastii I Sam s r^cl Servica 0 / \ (O) dac. Stave Smith (WC) 4-J; Hwl. — Crescent's Lancers pushed their ' D' [[i i i y$t LtltV nt vitnmine Trips Independence It, Arcadia 11, Cochran*. 1 KMIGIITS OF COLUMBUS sult wns a 51-46 setbnek nt (he n forlall, Peterson b*j\ due lo prnluln Tom O'Connor (0) won by *^^t** I dual wrestling record to 9-4 Fri- Founlain City 43, Mondavi 54 , Milroic- Athletic Club W ' dollciancy. . L. hands nf Rochester Mayo Sat- V}. if&I i Mlndoro 14, Whitehall 10, Alma Center | Worivtr Jons . 19 1« day with a 29-9 victory over 1», Augusta 1» * , Oole-Cllrlck IS, Trempea- Culll; 117—Andy m- Schno 'der a. Anderson 14 t ing from behind In the second Bills (C) 1-4; 111—Jail Olson (LC) dec. chella (I) dec. Lettner (CPC) 5-t; 1)3- Slri*r*i • Kuhlmann . . 10 I Smash Larks Swlnitn A Wise IJ'i 9'i Al Periling (AC) dec. Slaby (A) Tht Ilio Oatls I' i fu half to defeat hot shooting North Mike Judd (C) J-3, 1-0 Deedrick 4 Derdrkk ll'ill'4 , Minn. - Houston 13B—Bruce Jorslad (LC) dec. Larry (OT); Nltnicyt*r • Stahmann , . . I 10 ''Wi r lflt)hy, HOUSTON 70-75 on the losers Graham a, Graham 71 11 I 10 h ^ i ' ,h, " Winneshiek Rabe (C) 4 0; H5—Chuck Poust (LC) He-John Schroeder (Ml dec. Back Gvant . i< i ll' i L $s ti- *$¦ r 12 Southeastern Conference win Sharman » Sherman la 15 R . - w ' ni! •rnorcjency* '° for the gome led 34-2(1 (C) Si40; 175—Slave Oilman (LC) dec. a. Oegenhardl (AC) I I M J 1«0—Milch Arn- JACKS 1 JILLS *n' .f*f per cent , Sumner & Sii'nner 15 It ' ' -^ pronln rilion-iu over Oranri Mendow. Dave Jack (C) 10; Hwl—Kavcn Kulswa old (A) dec . Waltck (I) 4-0; Hwl.-Tony Willi) «H W. I V* 'iw fe- ' Bob Imlth (OM> nt the half before a Peterson Welch W/*lch 15 II »5-M«tl Olson (H) P. i KINGS QUEEN!. Nathan Slurry (H) p. Howard Jenson through the last period. SHEBOYGAN Wis. - Lau- CHICAGO (AP) - The Big Allay Gators Vs * , i Westpj lii W. L. f AM H OIJ Wild On'i 14 *vniicn 1'/''^ (OM) JH«. Terry Highum hit a season Whitehall took Ten Sunday postponed until its The howlers . . I'i !•» t I I IHTM fu- . u 'lln-fl Lee (HI p. Olenn Lemse 's anne Noren of HIGH SCHOOL BOVi j J^^' \ -u Ilt—Oeva The General I Ine . . . 14J—Dan Lasslo (OM) dec. high 37 for Peterson and Dale over the lend in the Class D March meetings n final deci- * Hal-Rod W. L, »' i )'*• (OM) Jil4; f 1 InititiUncn ( - -cy/ ' * IM) H-t) U4-Pele Kohl rivitfn 11 J The Doihlo Oi f ' ' J Steva Anderaon Hoclaml added 2fl. singles division of the Wiscon- «lon on whether freshmen The .Inmii Vi l ' l (OM) dec. Terry Jarflcnson (III J*4* T''« l.ri*era • 1 The will One; ¦ ... 1 I 145-Brlin Moen (H) p, Ron Lange (OM) Harold Rosendahl had 29 and sin Women 's Bowling Associ- should be permitted to compete iters , 714 7H Tha Road Runncri a 9 1:31; 17J—David Steels (II) won on ler*. C' ohl nulls 7 a Roger Bentley 25 for North Win- ation annual tournament here on varsity teams in sports oth- The Silver Tops 4 « S. .S.I.J (ell; Hwt. —Doug Ofsledel (GM) dec. Dale Durn numl 5'^ "i j The Beginners I' i i Peterson (H) 10 0. neshiek. Sunday with a 476 scries. er thnn liaRkctbnll nnd football. riow Doyi » 10 I' EXAMINATIONS A BREEZE WINONA MARKETS Stars Strategy Swift & Company Blue Chips Tti«je quotations apply to hoga deliver- ed to the Winona Station by noon today. HOGS Hog market*. Butchers 50-75 cents low- Are Bruins Of 3-Pointers ¦ er. Meat type, 300-230 lbs. .. IM5-1*.7S Dampen Rally Smooth Talker Relaxes Butchers, 200-230 lbs.- 1*.U Sows, 270-300 Iba. .,. 16.15 't Flawless CATTLK Isn ' Becoming .Cattle . market:- Weak to li cents low- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS j er. High choice and prime ...... 27.15 By Market three-point field goal cani ' The Choice . ....24.O0-3i.S0 (AP)—The stock to an American! Stout State Students Good -.; 23.00-24.25 NEW YORK be of great help. Standard ..:. . '. 20.00-22.50 mixed early „this Association team , MENOMONIE, Wis? W — students are counseled to to widespread use not only market was Unbeatable? Basketball Utility cows 14.00-18.50 with weakness in 's the only basket the one- remain in a state of utter in counseling but in the Canner and cutter ...... :. 14.00-17.50 afternoon , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS but not if it itj Prof. Robert Hoyt, chips dampening ¦makes in an entire quarer. i time host of a late night relaxation. treatment of heart patients. VEAL industrial blue Have the Boston Bruins for- found Veal market: Choice Sl higher. some indicators. The Los Angeles Stars * music and talk radio show, At the beginning of the Hoyt calls first for ten- . Top choice 35.00 losses wero about gotten how to lose? Sunday when the only uses his velvety voice help- series, Hoyt asks each stu- sion in the body, then a Good and choica 24.O0-14.0O Gains and that out Commercial ..' .. '¦ U.OO-23.00 initial advantage for make dent to rank his test-taking complete relaxation in which equal. An Once experts at the fine art of basket they were able to ing Stout State University Bnners- 17.00-down side was whittled away. period against the students overcome exami- problems in order of sever- tension drains slowly from the plus taking it on the chin, the bois- in the fourth Bay Sfate Milling Company The Dow Jones industrial av- nation anxiety. ity. One tells of severe part, of the body. Elevator A Grain Prices New York Nets was Larry Mill- every at noon was off, 2.12 at terous Bruins Ibave stormed into Hoyt, a member of the headaches on test day, Next comes the cloud- One hundred bushels of grain will be erage er's three-point with 6'^ minutes the minimum loads accepted at the ele- . a six-point lead in the National j '¦ - ¦ ' 943.93. . . \ "WAITE HOYT. a left. . . university's counseling cen- another says he feels near floating, a procedure -which vators. Hockey League's East Division j for the New York Yankees The Stars were -able to add ter staff , conducts a series panic when he looks at the is repeated, often enough to No. 1 northern spring; wheat .... 1.53 Part of the loss in the Dow In- of sessions each semester No. 2 northern spring wheat .. .. 1.51 with an unbeaten string of 17 j in the Babe Ruth era? was only JO ' other points in the quar- first few questions on the. condition the student to re- No. 3 northern spring wheat 1.47 dustrials was. due to. the fact x named Sunday to baseball's ter , on foul shots , as the Nets for students who are "up- test and finds he does not lax when confronted'' with No. 4 northern spring wheat 1.43 that some of its components s games that is approaching ! about: tests. - , No. 1 hard winter wheat 1.43 , put- In recent scored 22 and won 96-85. tight" w know the answers. Another the stimulus of test-taking. No. 2 hard winter wheat .. 1.41 were selling ex dividend record proportions. ! Hall of Fame. ' j1 play- • Dallas nipped Louisville 104* He sqggests that they en- says he's bothered by the After the first several No. 3 hard winter wheat ...... 1.37 ting the average down 1.40 at victory was years he has been the vision themselves floating No. A hard winter wheat 1.33 The Bruins' latest Houson topped Minnesota sight of a professor walk- sessions, Hoyt said, it's No. 1 rye 1.14 the start. ' by-play announcer for the 101, average a 4-2 triumph over Detroit Su.-.-; 97-87, Miami trounced Indianap- on billowy clouds. Once in ing slowly up and down the possible to skip the tension No. 2 rye 1.12 The Associated Press j Cincinnati Reds. (AP Photb- this frame of mind, the stu- aisles. buildup and move directly of 60 stocks at noon was up a day night In other action, New olis J 30-113 and Denver upset Froedtert Malt Corporation fax) dents are asked to imagine Hours: I i.m. to 4 p.m. at 359.8 with indus- j _ Oakland 119-105 in other ABA After the problems are to relaxation. minimal .1 York pounded Pittsburgh 7-3, St. . __—_ . they^re.taking a test during listed and discussed, they Hoyt has degrees in coun- (Closed Saturdays) trials off 1.0, rails up 1.1 and Sunday. Submit sample before loading. Toronto 5-3 Mont- action : ' ¦ Louis stung . Nat'l Hockey League In the National Basketball As- whicr? a professor announc- are worked on separately seling from Northwestern Barley purchased at prices subject to utilities off.2. , - . EAST P1VIJIUN market. The major automakers, firm real bopped Chicago 6-4 and , sociation, Baltimore downed. De- es there are only 10 min- using a process known as Univirsity and now is Hear- W. L. T. PoInU Winona Egg Market to a bit higher at the start shaded Philadelphia 30 I IT 71 utes left. Despite this anxie- systematic desensitizatipn. ing completion of his doc- Minnesota I Boston ... troit 128-105, Philadelphia took (Winona Produce, Zlebell Produca) It 14 ¦ 7 . - ' torate there. turned irregular, with most S-2. i Montreal *5 ty-raught announcment, the The procedure is coming in- These . quotations apply as of 58 It A *0 Chicago 112-104, Atlanta Mont- ' New York :.. . 10:30 a.m. today. changes very narrow. Steels In Saturday's games. Chicago - IS 3° 5" ss whipped San Diego 115-103, ' ' Grade A |umbo .37 were mixed even though, steel York 6-2, St. •P ronto- ' .. . VV- . . 22 H »• **¦ real ripped New ¦ ' Phoenix edged Milwaukee 122- Grade A large .32 ! Derroil .. - . - ... . - 23 20. I 5« ordering last week reached its Louis blanked Detroit 2-0, Chi- Launch Campaign TELEVISION REVIEW Grade A medium ....It WEST DIVISION 12.1 and San Francisco outlasted Grade B -. 28 T. Polntl . best level since 1968. cago and Minnesota battled to a W. L. Grade C . , 12 :. It 1« 11 «¦> Los Angeles 122-J17 in three ov- Polaroid opened late due to a Phila delphia and Pitts- ! St. Louis To Convince 5-5 tie, i Oakland II V . T . *3 ertim es. jam of sell orders on news thff\ Angeles X Los Angeles ...... 17 24 40 : burgh tied 2-2* and Los * company was planning a rights Oakland 8-5 Philadelphia 12 H 1> 37 Chinese Mao Fine LIVESTOCK outlasted . I MINNESOTA ... 12 31 I 3! Pro Basket-ball offering to shareholders. It sank . . 10 33 I 21? HONG KONG (AP ) —Com- 'Insp ired' Hardly The Bruins haven't lost since | ¦PIMsburgh . ' - SOUTH ST. PAUL a dozen points then pared the ! ¦ SATURDAY'S RESULTS ' - NBA have . • munist Chinese radio stations, SOUTH: ST. PAUL, Minn, IB— (USDA) Christmas night and New Vork 2. EASTERN DIVISION t loss by about 2. Montreal i. - Cattle 6,500; calves 1,200; slaughter the Deceit 0. newspapers, Mao-thought teams dropped only one game in St. Louis 2, W. L. Pet. GB steers and helfsrs slow; early sales weak , MINNESOTA 3 (lie). Baltimore .. - 31 15 .717 Their 17-garne u]ibeaten Chicago 3 and other propaganda units are to 50 cents lower; cows weak to 50 U.S. Playing Card rosrtirand last 24. , Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 2 (tie). Philadelphia .... 34 17 .()» 2 cents lower; bu lis steady; vealers and only six short of their Los Angeles I, Oakland i. New ^ork ...... 3» 21 .144 3 launching a campaign to con- Diamond International was un- string is Wo rd ior TBt slaughter calves fully steady; feeders .' -own NHL record set in 1941. Only games scheduled. Boston ... 34 . 20 . .HO .4Vi vince the nation that Chairman scarce, steady; slaughter steers and changed. They have proposed to SUNDAY'S RESULTI Cincinnati 21 23 .321 10 By CYNTHIA LOWRY Carson City and seize its gold, ' ' -- finished third last Mao Tse-tung is in excellent heifers largely good to low choice very merge. • ' - -< Until they Montreal i, Chicago 4. Detroit . ....23 33 .411 141V NEW YORK (AP) - "The they can bully the government moderate showing, kinds grading better St." LouiJ 5, Toronto 3. Mllwauket ...... 13 41 health , Chinese travelers from Among other specially situat- in tbe NHL's East Divi- . .211 HI, than low choice; average choice 1,100 season . N»w York 7, Pittsburgh 1. "FBI," one of ABC's Sunday into giving them pensions. . the mainland report. Ib slaughter steers 28.00; other choice ed issues? Ifoungstown Sheet the Bruins had a string of Detroit 3. WESTERN OIVISION sion, Boston 4 , night stalwarts, has the blessing The plan worked beautifully 1,000-1,200 lbs 27.00-27.50; mixed high MINNESOTA 3, Philadelphia 1. W. L. Pet. GB They said this is the reaction and United Fruit lost nearly a . six cellar finishes in seven sea- good and choice 26.5O-27.O0; average to Los Angelas .... . 3K la .tit and cooperation of that agency, since they had in their party an Only games icheduled. of the Maoist regime to rumors high choice 925 Ib slaughter heifers 27.50; point while AMK Corp. and Gen- sons. They've already won 30 TODAY'S GAMES Allinta .? 33 22 MA ^ IV* sweeping the mainland that and it's plots, it says on the expert safe blower. In fact, if most choice 850-1,050 lbs 26.25-27.25; mix- scheduled. San Francisco .. li 30 .435 12ft eral Host dropped fractv>ms. Ar- games this season and still have 'No gamei , ed high good and.choice 26.00-26.SO; good San Diego ...... 23 31 .424 14 Mao is seriously ill. screen, are "inspired by FBI two of the Cartwrights hadn't TUESDAY'S OAMES 23.00-26.00; utility and commercial slaugh- mour and McDonnell Douglas -27 to play. Only once in the last Chicago ... 23 33 .411 15 Detroit af Philadelphia. A meeting by Mao with 40,000 cases.'' ridden into town looking for Can- ter cows 18.50-19.00; canner and cutter edged higher. . 10 years have they won more St. Louis at Los Angeles. Seattle 1» 31 .333 1»VV their hired man—he had 16.00-18.50; utility and commercial slaugh- Phoenix 12 42 .222 25 Maoists last week is specially "Inspired" would hardly be dy, On the American Stock Ex- than 30 in a full season and that Only games scheduled. been taken along on the raid, ter bulls 21.50-24.00; cutter 19.50-21.50; cited to counter rumors of ill- the word to describe the usual choice vealers 33.00-37.00; good 30.00- change prices were irregularly SATURDAY'S RESULTS was last year when they won 37. V bound gagged—they would 33.00; choice slaughter calves 24.00-27.00; ¦ Cincinnati 111, Seattle tt. ness. run of "FBI" scripts. They are and higher in active trading. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ good 20.00-24.00; good 600 and 900 Ib '?¦ ' ¦ ¦ • ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ —BOX SCOPE- New York 10?, Boston S2. The travelers said commu- have gotten away? i usually routine cops-and-crimi- feeder steers 23.50-25.50. Winona-(44) . Moorhead (45) Atlanta ll», Detroit «. ' nists at the border town of Hogs 10,000;. barrows and gilts fully O'CONNOR TO FIGHT .fB -ft pf tp tg fl pflp San Diego 101, Milwaukee H. nal pieces with considerable vio- Of course , crime can no more 50 cents lower; Instances 75 cents low- Bay 0 0 0 0 Williams 3 0 s i Los Angeles 104, San Francisco 101 Shumchun admonished them to 1 p.m. New York lence tossed in when the action er; trading moderately active; 1-3 190-240 Minn. (AP)- Besonen 3 23 I Ahlfors O 0 10 (OT). pay on "Bonanza" than it can ROCHESTER, propagate stories cf the good slows and , of course, at the end lbs 20.25-20.50; 2-3 190-240 lbs 20.00-20.25; Carrier 0 0 0 0 Colby 5 1 4 11 Only -games scheduled. on "The FBI," so the former Stock Prices Pat O'Connor, the unbeaten Gibbs 0 1 0 1 Berg 2 15 3 health of Mao to people in Hong of each program. 2-4 240-260 lbs 19.50-20.25; 2-4 260-2B0 lbs middleweight from Rochester, Jabrosky « II T Grtgor 3 11 5 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Kong to refute rumors there had to conclude, too, with a 18.50-19.75; sows steady to 25 cents low- Allied Ch 34*y4 Inland Stl 40'/, eeckley 0 0 0 0 Matikt .1 0 1 2 Naw York K, Boston »4. shootout. However, the show er; 1-3 300-400 lbs 16.75-17.75; 2-3 400-600 Allis Chal 297s I B Mach 295 goes after his 11th straight box- Starzecki 0 4 1 4 Johnson 4 0 5 1 Baltimore 121, Detroit IM. that Mao is dead or ill. Sunday night's episode was lbs 15.25-17.00; feeder pigs steady lo 50 tog victory Feb. 19 against Prot sman 4 4 S 12 Swanson 3 V 3 7 San Francisco 121, Los Angeles 117 (3 Wi: fairly typical, although it did had pace and some style and cents per hundredweight lower; 1-3 120- Amerada 113 Intl Harv .37 Schulti 7 7 031 OTs). 160 lbs 16.00-17.C0; boars steady. Am Can 55 % Intl Paper" 37y8 Cbuck Feld of Buffalo, N.Y. Phoenix 122, Milwaukee 120. have an unusual twist. A there were attempts to inject VVilk* 0 111 Totals 20 3 26 45 Sheep 3,500; early trade wooled slaugh- Am Mtr Jns&L 74y The fight is to be held in the Philadelphia 112, Chicago 104. Collision of Latin-American dictator hired some characterizations among ter lambs slow In developing; slaughter 12V< 4 Mary Sawyer Auditorium in Totals 14 20 12 41 Atlanta US, San Diego 103. the Mafia—in the person of a the members of the raiding par- ewes and feeder lambs steady; not AT&T 53% Jostens 36'A WINONA 52 24—41 Only games scheduled. Autos Results in ty, v enough early sales on slaughter lambs Am Tb 39V4 Kencott 51% La Crosse. MOORHEAD ..:..;.:,..:;..... 1* 39—43 TODAY'S GAMES soft spoken killer named Rich- to establish quotations; utility and good Los Angeles at Seattle. Invasion of Privacy ard Schaefer, alias Smith-^to Broadcasts of feature movies wooled slaughter ewes 7.0M.CO; choice Anaconda 56% Lorilard Chicago at Baltimore. and fancy 65-85 lb wooled feeder lambs Arch Dn 633/s Minn MM 99ft snatch an outspoken refugee on television occupying two- 27.00-28.00. DENNIS THE MENACE Only garnet scheduled . ) DENVER? Colo (AP - publisher and return him to the hour blocks of prime network Armco Stl 62% Minn P L 25 TUESDAY'S GAMES Amanda Walker, 68? said she -CHICAGO Armour 10 Mobil Oil 57*14 Atlanta al New York. dictatorship. time seven nights a week, are CHICAGO im —(USDA)- Hogs 5,500; Milwaukee it Chicago. was in her bedroom when she Avco Cp 46% Mn Chm 53y» The rest was routine, good not quite the treats they were bluchers 25-50 cents lower; "1-2 205-230 Philadelphia al Phoenix. heard a crash outside. lb butchers 21 .25-21.50; 1-3 200-235 lbs Beth Stl 34% Mont Dak 35y, Seattle at San Francisco. guys against bad guys. Women when the vogue started. Audi- 20.50-21.00; 2-3 230-260 lbs 19.75-20.50; 2-4 Cincinnati vs. Detroit at Houston. So she walked to the living Boeing 59% Marcor 537/» and children were held hostage, ences now seem to be tuning in 250-280 lbs 19.00-19.75; 3-4 270-300 lbs San Diego vs. Boston at Houston. room window to look. "Then I 18.25-19.00; sows 1-2 330-400 lbs 17.50-18.25; Boise Cas 69% Nt Dairy 40>/a Only games scheduled. there was a chase and the blockbusters with the star heard a crashing, crumbling ; of 1-3 400-500 lbs 17.00-17.75; 2-3 50O-550 -lbs Brunswk 18 N Am R 40V4. course, the last minute flurry of power and keeping away from 1fi.50-17.00. noise in my bedroom. ' Catpillar 46% N N Gas 597/8 ABA gun shots. turkeys. Cattle . 8,500; calves none; slaughter EASTERN DIVISION It was all from the same steers steady fo 50 cents higher; prime Ch MSPP Nor Pac 63V8 Efrem Zimbalist Jr as the To date this season, the most 1.225-1,350 Ib slaughter steers yield grade W. L. Pel. OB source. Police said two cars col- , Chi RIRR .... No St Pw 30V, MINNESOTA ... 24 21 .553 FBI agent never really has to popular movie broadcast has 3 and 4 30.75-31.50; mixed high choice lided in the street. That was the 1,100-1,350 lbs 29.75-31.00; choice «0-l,350 Chrysler 52% Nw Air 85% Kentucky 24 13 .542 V* acting muscles. been ABC's "Cat BaUou " early Indiana 27 2< .sot 2 first crash. The second " was stretch his lbs yield grade 2-4 28.75-29.75; good 25.25 Cities Svc 69% Nw Banc .... Wlami 22 24 .471 3>/i It was followed, on NBC, by in October, with NBC's "To Kill to 27,75; mixed high choice and prime when one ricocheted through the 9O0-1.025 Ib slaughter heifers yield grade Com Ed 49% Penney 67% New York .. ... 14 34 .2t2 IVh a Mockingbird" in November brick apartment house wall into an episode of "Bonanza" that 3 and 4 28.25-28.50; choice 825-1,025 lbs ComSat 51% Pepsi W/ 2 second. Least popular according yield grade 2-4 27.50-28.25; good 25.50- WESTERN DIVISION Mrs. Walker's bedroom. was a bit of a departure from Con Ed 347/8 Pips Dge 49-A VV. L. Pel. GB to Nielsen reports were ABC's 26.00; commercial cows 17.00-19.00; util- No one was seriously hurt. its usual format and one that, ity 18.50-20.00. Cont Can 66 Phillips Oakland ...... 31 ( .in ' • 77y4 ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ rebroadcasfc of "The King and Sheep tSOO; slaughter lambs 50 cents Denver : It 20 .5t2 11V4 except for a few scenes, gave Cont Oil 77 Polaroid 117 Now Orleans ... 24 24 .500 14 DEBATE CHAMPS the regular stars a bit of a holi- I" and CBS's "The Defector." to Sl lower; choice and prime 90-107 Cntl Data Los Angeles 21 27 .431 lt lb wooled slaughter lambs 28.00-28.50; 139Vi RCA . 44ys Dallas .' ..:' . lt 25 .332 It OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Green- day. cull to good wooled slaughter ewes 5.00- Deere 52% Rep Stl - 51% Houston ...... 14 31 .311 24V4 - field High School of Greenfield, " Company of Forgotten Men" 7.00. Dow Cm « 79% Rexall 44% SATURDAY'S RESULTS Wis., finished third in the concerned a group of shabby Catholic Officials du Pont 160 Rey Tb 47% Indiana 172, Lot Angeles 142, Creigbton University invitation- Civil War veterans, regrouped East Kod 72% Sears R 64% Oakland 124, Denver 114. al debate tournament PRODUCE ' New Orleans 117, Dallas 103. which by a sergeant who believes that Cancel Rendition Firestone 59% Shell Oil 69 Only games scheduled. ended Saturday. if they raid the U.S. mint in NEW YORK (AP) _ -6 weeks period due Thai on application has Bell 3 0 2 Dunimoor 13 17 NEW YORK (AP) - The ed Sunday in a cany) on North- been made bv * Q—I' m all set to file my Royc, Construction , Inc., (or Stmling 3 3 3 to the large volume of returns .a reduction * Hlnck 3 4 1 14 United Negro College Fund's east Pond. \w In Iho 25-foo) front yard McVey 0000 being received or missing or in- return but my W-2 hasn't and -40-fool rear 1968 campaign netted the record yard requirements In orde .* to construct Scovll OOOO Totals 17 17 10 51 come yet. What should I State police identified the a house accurate information , you at Ihe followlnn described prop- do? sum of $6,943,773, George Cham- dead as Wendell H. Millar, 17, erly: ' H Totals 30 4 31 4« should hear from IRS about j pion board chairman of Chase Lol 20, Royct-Salher Subdl i WINONA . . . 14 11 A 15—44 , Leonard E. Arkermnn, 17, Rog- vlilon, or your refund within 10 weeks at IWJ Wesl Mark Street. I MAYO 14 II 10 14-51 A—Wait until your W-2 ar- Manhattan Bank and last year's er A. Goupil, 17, and Allan Shcl* Nolle. from the time you filed. Tax- I> sent to the applicant and to chairman lha owners rives. The law requires employ- national campaign , don. ol property olleded hy ih. payers should wait at least 10 ers to issue tax withholding announced Sunday, application. ' Miller and Arkerman were A hearing on St. John' s (51) St. Mary s (47) weeks from the time they filed thla petition will ba o|vn, ! ' statements to employes by Jan. The amount was an increase In the Court members of the high school bas- Room of Ih* clly Hall Wi- j In II pf tp fg II pf tp before writing about their re- nona ' 31 so you should receive the of $1,352,000 over 1967, Cham- , Minnesota, at 7:30 p.m. on Feb- Weber 113 3 Balakas 13 15 ketball team. ruary 13, I Holmes fund. mt, a) which lime. Interested 2 2 3 4 J.Keenan I • 2 24 statement shortly. pion said. The bodies persons were found in bed may appear either In person, In Barney 2 14 3 Halloran 14 4 1 To avoid delay, be sure your is used by private wrlllno, or If you don't get your W-2 The money by a0enl, or by at torney, and Bernabel 0 13 1 Soucek 3 3 4 t by two residents of the camp present Social Security number is en- statement by Jan. 31 ask your Negro member colleges for any reaioni which they may Ordnoskl 12 3 13 Long 4 3 1 11 area after Miller's parents, who have lo tha Blavat 0 0 14 D.Keenan 14 3 4 tered accurately, all W-2 forms equi flrantlno or deny-lnn of Ihli | employer about it. teachers' salaries, pment own the camp, called when the pciii iun« Mcxlltr 2 0 2 4 Pelowski 10 0 0 are attached , and the return is and scholarships for needy stu- Ekar 2 113 Williams 1 0 0 2 four failed to return Sunday aft- signed. Both husband and wife Q—I can reduce my taxes case. In detail, and present all .wdenc. Dady 4 3 3 10 Woll 0*00 dents, Champion said. relating to ernoon. mi. petlllon at It,, tlm of Moore 10 4 4 Wlltgan • J O 2 should sign if it is a joint re- If I Itemize my deductions Ihe achedulrd Coleman 0 0 3 0 Servals 0(11 hearing. and my wife takes the Police said the boys died Respectfully, Polanskl 0 0 10 McGrath 0 0 0 0 turn. Where thc wife hns in- v when the flames Itussel OIJ ' come, her Social Security num- standard deduction. Can we in a gas burner R I, Chairman, c ..l don t know when you men vtotked be fort , but thh Descendant of Board ol Zoning Totals 20 17 2) ft Totals 1* 27 II 47 ber and W-2 forms must be in- do this? went out but the gns stayed on. Appeala. company will N OTpay overtime for Groundhog Day!"' ST. JOHN'S 3J 25-ar cluded. ST. MARY'S 31 34—47 A—No. Married couples filing Krupp Dynasty TIGER By Bud Blake separate returns must handle their deductions the same way, Weds Princess If one itemizes deductions, the WERFEN, Austria (AP) - OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS other must also itemize. Arndt Krupp von Bohlen und Of the Special Session Married couples' filing separ- Hnlbnch, descendant of Ger- of the Board of County ately must also take the same many's Krupp industrial dynas- Commissioners of Winona Count type of standard deduction , If ty, and Princess Hetty Auer- y, Minnesota one takes the 10 percent stand- sperg were married here Satur- January 28, 1969. ard deduction The Board of County , bofh must take it, day, a spokesman for the groom Commlsalonara Ay*—All members. snid. mot In the Court House In the Clly ol ¦Q— I'm paying baclf" a Wlnone, Minnesota, In tha Commissioners' The 35-yenr-old princess wore Room at 9:10 o'clock A.M. wllh tha loan I took out for my following, members present: Richard a long Austrian dress for the Schoonover, ment to be son's college education. Can Leo H- BorKowikl, Jamt» dialled or 7cZly 0Z motor d civil ceremony. Krupp, 31, also Papenfuss, Paul Ba«r and Chairman Len grader lor »5,500.oo, Ron «,„. I deduct these payments on neapolls. wore an Austrian national cos- J. Merchltrwlti prealdlng. vote; Aye-All mrmb.ra my 19G8 return? On mollon, On mollon. the Statutory Notice of f|>* Board ad|ou*rned . tume. meeting was waived. len J. Merchlewlti, A—No, only thnt part of your A church wedding is planned On motion, an emergency on snow re- Chairman ol moval In various parts ol tha county was the Board, repayments representing inter- (or mid-February In the private Allesl: chapel of Krupp's 72-room man- declared and Ih* County Atlorney was est on the loan will be deduct- Instructed to draw • roiotutlcn for fu- Aloli J, V/lcrek , ture consideration of tha Board ible when you itemize. sion in Salzburg. . Vote; County Auditor. (First Pvb. Monday, Jan. I, itm Female — Jobs ef Int. — 26 Instruction Classes 33 Article's for Sale 57 Wanted to Rent NOIICE OF ; 96 MORT6A.GE FORECLOSURE $ALE BABYSITTER WANTED-older, experi /y\OHAN TAX Servlct-Stqte ond Federal TWO-BEDROOM apartment or house, un- •wr woman to take the children lo U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS ! tax return preparation. Reasonable furnished. Tel. 5241. NOTICE |S HEREBYin QIVEN, That Want Ads enced ¦ Used Cars 109 dol^illt hfls pccurred the conditions 6) her home on weekends. Tel. 5-33J9. rates. 306 Mankato . Evenings by ap- GRAFFITI . , by Leary MEN-WOMEN 18 end over. Secure lots, pointment. Tel. 8-2367. THREE BEDROOM home wanted Im- that certain mortgage, dated tha IJth UNIVERSAL-1-J47 , ' WOMAN WANTED |q babysit for 7 small High pay- Short hour*. Advancement, mediately by manager , warehouse JEEP , *t-wh«*j| drlvu day ot W»V* "4?* executed by John A. daytime, Thousands of lops optn- Preparatory with snowplow and full cab. Ses at Bonlla M. Taylor, Start Here children, in Founlain City, WEDDING DRESS, size 10, ano; veil. Tel. market. Write A-68 Daily News. - Taylor and husband car. Tel. 6il training as long at required, expert, Fountain Cily 687-4722. 11JI W. Sth. Ttl. 4237. as iriartqaijor must be able to drive a¦ and wilt, to tha Admin- nn. ence usually gnnecemry. FREE book, istrator of Veterans' A.(la|ri, an OHIcar NOTICI ? let on fobs , talarlM* requirements. Bus Property for Sale 97 0LDSMOBILE-19S5, 442, 7 ilk* ntw wldt ' GIBSON electric ES-125 guitar, excellent of th» United ~falei of America, as WAITRESS WANTED — Apply Garden Write today giving ntrne. addrejj anc] condition, tlOT. Tel. 8-52041 after 3:30. ov«li. Tel. 2197. moctgaaear filed lor record in the of- This newspaper will be responsible** phone phone. Lincoln Service, Pekln 25-3PB. for only Incorrect Insertion of Gate Restaurant, 56 W. 3rd. No llce ot the Reglstir of peeds In and ont calls, please, Illinois. LOTS OF 2x4's for sala. 958 W. 2nd. PLYMOUTH GTX-1967, 4-spe«d, Post- •for tha County ol Winona, and State any classified advertisement publish- traction, snow tires. Jl!50. No trade*. ed In Ihe yVanl Ad section. Check BUILDING 335) of Minnesota, on the 15th day of tyay, EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN wanted PORTABLE TV SET for sale. Tel. 8-340*3. Churlet Schulli, Ltwliton. Tel. l«7, at 1 :35 o clock P.M., and record- your ad ami call 3321 II e correction Salon »«ir i. ' must be made. full or part-time . J A R Beauty MEN - WOMEN • COUPLES ed in Book 169 of Mortgage Recordj, La Crescent. Tel. 895-2611. RUGS a »l8htT company coming? Clears FOR SA LE page 489. the original principal nmount TRAIN FOR them right with Blue lustre. Rant elec- 7,000 squire feet of terrific building VOLKSWAGEN BUS—1944, exctllent tn- by salcT mortgage being wanted, typing, tome tric shampooer tl R obb Bros. Store. fiinj. gaa heater , radio. Ttl. 4537 aftar secured »5,8Q0.M* OFFICE HELP . Ideally suited for light manufacturing 6 or 850 46th Avt. that-no taction or proceeding has been BLIND ADS UNCALLED FDR- bookkeeping. Ability to meet tha pub- Mote l Management business. Beautiful olf ices.. Good. park- halpful but not neces- OLD FASHIONED rolled end couch, rt- ' Instituted at law to recover the debt se- lic. Shorthand , ing and room for expansion. T^or de- BUICK — 1944 Riviera,, good condition. said morlgage, or ' sary, person wilh legal or insurance Managers - Assistant Managers padded, recovered In antique velvet. tailed Information or lo Inspect, Tel cured by a,.y part A-«, 52, tO, 47. Tel. . 7734. thereol, that there Is tfuu and claimed to experience helpful. ' Excellent opportun- Executive Housekeepers . Orphan Upholstery, 250 Mankato Ave. Jim Soderberg,' 4115 or 8-1964. ity for steady pleasant employment. be due upon said mortgage. Including Reservation Clerk CHEVROLET-1937 2-door, 327, 4-»peea" interest to date hereof, the sum of Five Write A-67 Daily News. NOTICE — Due to snow and road con- ¦ ditions, CLEARANCE SALE continues Farms, Land for Sale 98 trjnsmlsslon. Clean. Lubertui Loerch, Thousand Eight Hundred Twenty-one Lost and Found 4 Night Auditors, etc. Rushford, Minn. Tel. 8M-9213 or B«- ($5,821.44) . AVO N at CADE'S, W. 5th. and 6WO0 Dollars, and that Clear up those Yes, this could be the new, 278 ACRES near Nodine, 140 acres till- 7705, .pursuant to the power of sale therein MONEY WORRIES???? ? LOST—Sat., new blue suit trousers be- blues by spending a few hours dally exciting career you've been LOFTY pile, free from soil Is Ihe carpet able. Good buildings including ah contained, said mortgage will be fore, territory. Write Helen cleaned wilh Blue Lustre. Rant electric modern Lome wllh gas lurnaco, barn the tract of land l tween Penney's and Goodies Cafe. Tel. serving an AVON looking for. Over 60,000 mo- . closed and ying and AAA] or leave; at cafe. Reward! Scott, Box 764, Rochester . shampooer $1. H. Choate & Co. wilh 65 stanchions, 2 silos, etc. Good being In the County of Winona, State of tels in existence today. terms. ALVIN KOHNER, Rt. 3, Wi- LOW Minriesota , described as follows, tu-w/it* SET OF ABOUT 20 keys on ring lost Interest— Learn Motel O CLEARANCE PRICES on all remaining nona. Tel . -4960. Pari of the Northwest quarter ol the Mala —Jobs of 27 peration with 1968 G.E. refrigerators, ranges, wash- ' Carimona to East End of town. Good Soulhwest quarter INVWi of SWVi) reward for return. Tel. 7778. our short, inexpensive ers, dryers and freezers. Buy now and IF YOU ARE In the market lor a larrn \ PRICED ol Section Two 111, Township One GENERAL FARMWORK - part or ¦Full- course af home followed by save) B & B ELECTRIC, 155 E. 3rd. or home, or are planning to sell real Hundred Five, (105 ) North, of Range time, live in or out. See Allred Feuling, estate ol any type, contact NORTHERN Five.«), West of the Fifth Principal Personals 7 Alma. Wis. two weeks-RESIDENT SALE—1968 Hotpoint Appliances. Refrig- INVESTMENT COMPANY", Real Estate BARGAINS Meridian, Winona County, Minnesota, TRAINING in a motel oper- erators, Ranges, Laundry equipment, Brokers, Independence, Wis., or Eldon described as commencing at the MARRIED MAN, experienced fn dairy Dishwashers. SAVE as much as 590 on W. Berg, Real Estate Salesman, Ar- MEMO TO CHARLIE: Sorry, I missed and general farm work, separate house, ated by us Age no barrier. cadia, Wis. Tel. 323-7350. intersection of Ihe East line of sa|d your exhibition Sunday. Ray Uieyer, . some Items. GAIL'S Appliance, 215 E. '61 Lincoln $495 Northwest quarter of the references required. Donald Belinken, 3rd. Tel, 4210. OUR USED CARS Southwest Innkeeper, WILLIAMS HOTEL. Free nationwide placement ; ¦ quarter (NW'A of SW'A) and Ihe cen- Elgin, Minn. Tel. 876-3348. ^ FARMS-FARMS-FARMS '61 Mercury $295 assistance upon completion. BEAUTIFUL fabrics to tempt your needle MIDWEST REAL TV CO. ter l ine of the County Highway, SPEC. 4 TOM Trjutman. Am leaving CHAUFFEURS WAN7ED-for parl-l lm« STARTE D THIS thence in a Northwesterly direction VA APPROVED into Winter and Spring sewing—wools, Osseo. Wis. Wed, Please call Capt, O'Herron at work 6 p.m. to rpldnlght; fud-^jme Tel. Office 597-3659 ¦ '62 Rambler ...... $195 along the center lire of said Highway M136. For complete information, blends, knits "transitional cottons". ' shifts available alio. Must be 21, Apply Hurry In for the best selection! CIN- Res. 695-3157 MORNING . . . a distance ol 412.0 feet the point In person. Yellow Cab Co., 260 W.3rd. :* ol beginning, thence South 25* LEGIONNAIRES * - . ¦ .: Make your plans write, giving address and DERELLA SHOPPE J, 9th. J, Mankato We buy, we sell, w** trade. '59 Ford 4-door ...... $195 West . or 62 W. 3rd. Wt «2.0 feet, thence North 87* West NOW to attend the "Mardl-Gras" Cos- MAN WITH car to deliver Minneapolis phone number, to: DID YOURS? our Feb. 15th. Steak Dinner, ^. advertise prices. *^k. 248.0 feet,, thence- North 59' West tume Ball Sat., Wlornlng and Sunday papers to carriers Executive Training Division FRANK CHUPITA Is jo. slow to say 324.9 feet, thence North . 36'47' East t to S*30 p.m. Dancing 9 to 1. LEGION ' and dealers in clly of Wlnopa, 7 dflys AMBASSADOR MOTELS, INC. "No'' to a loan customer , it's a good 200-ACRE 183.0 feet to. Ihe center: line o» said CLUB. a week. Tel. 5130 for appointment. j thing he hardly ever has to. Keep this If Not You Need One Of Hlalwav, IhEnce in a Southeasterly Dept. D 7ljfe5 W. Colfax BEST TASTE in town. Comparel Tues. in mind when you need a Personal - direction along the center lire 'of SINGLE MAN for farmwork by the week Denver, 80215 Loth . . . because you can rely cm FARM These . . . 'HIghway a dlstanc" of 551.0 feet, Special: Breaded pork steak , baked po- or month. No milking. Write A-64 Dally 0|olo. sald him to approve • loan for cash you f®E£M tato, vegetable, roll, butter, beverage. mora «r less, lo Ihe point of begin- News. ' need if there s anr possible way he £ SOc. SIDEWALK CAFE, Miracle Mall. Opportunities 37 s ' - nlng; . Business can work II out. And you'll' get your 110 acres tillable, in Fill- 45 Years in Winona jc sold by the sheriff of said will county REMODEL NOW and beat the spring loan nt MERCHANTS NATIONAL more County, Arendahl 1965 MERCURY at public auction on the , 19th day of FOR lEASE-1-bay service station. Tel BANK'S low, low Interest rales and con- Ford-Lincoln-Mercury rush. Tel. 7841. Leo Prochowllz, "The <743. Township. MONTEREY : February- 1969, at 10 o'clock A.M., at Polish Carpenter , 1007 E. 4th. veniently spread-out payments. See Open Friday Evenings the Front or North door of the Winona '' STOCKMAN Frank today! y: 4 door Hardtop, white with County Court House In the Clly of .Wi- Will trade for home in and Saturday Afternoons DEAR ABBY can't help you when u nex- BARGAIM PRICES saddle all vinyl interior, nona in said counly and state, to p../ pected guests arrive but we can. Bring . Motorola Color small town, immediate pos- by said TV In crate. We service all makes power steering, power the debt then secured nnort- them hare for the best . in sandwiches, Starting at 8:30 a.m. STATION ¦: session terms available; gage and taxes, it any, on said premises dinners, short orders. RUTH'S RES- \ . SCHNEIDER SALES CO., Tel 7356. ? brakes, radio, heater, white Mobile Homes, Trailers 111 and the costs and disbursements allowed TAURANT . 126 E. 3rd St., downtown 5 days a week. also other farms in Hoches- sidewall tires This is a by law. The linn allowed- by law for Winona. Open 24 hours every, day ex- FOR LEASE FOR COLD WEATHSR . . . ice scrapers. ter area. . Many homes to choose from al redemption by the mortgagor, their per- cept Mon. Age 21 or over. Instant Start & Heet for can. beautiful car and runs out COULEE MOBILE HOME SALES sonal .representatives or assigns Is U BAMBENEK'S, yth & Mankato, perfect. Hwy . 1*1-61 E„ Winona. .-, - . Tel. 427» months from ' trie date o*) said sale, LADIES: If you wint to drink 'tliat's Small investment required Daled January 2, 1969. YOUR business; If you DON'T wart to Many company benefits. or will finance stock for HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS THORP SALES THEY DON'T COME ANY Administrator of Veterans Affairs, drink, that's OUR business. Contact Sales & Service La Crosse Mobile Homes ' responsible applicant for Used Saw Sale,.$35 and up. BETTER FOR ONLY an officer ol the Women's AA for private, confidential CORP- New aiid Used help with your dlnking problems. Cal at POWER MAINTENANCE t. SUPPL Y CO UnJfed States of America, 7 APPLY OFFICE our North Star Station 2nd « Johnson Tel. 5455 Tel. 288-4045 . Mortgagee. 8-4410 evenings 7-10. $1395 Winona, Minn. MiriiL ROLLOHOME /s/ Dennis A. Challeen, ONE ONLY HOMKO SNOWBLOWER Rochester, ,/ Attorney for Mortgagee, PILE Is soft and lofty . . . colors letetn This is an attractive, inde- v brilliance In carpets cleaned with Blue W. T. GRANT 1109 at* SCHNEIDER SALES CO. ^ VA Miles S. of City Limits First National Bank Building, . pendent operation with no 1671 W. 5th : Winona, Minnesota. Lustre. Rent electric shampooer si. Houses for Sale 99 on Hwy. 14 . . * ?¦> R. D. Cone Co, service work and located 1963 BUICK OLD MASTERS Liquid Wood transforms Lyle Norskog - Hollis Norskog busy intersection old drab ?' (First Pub. Monday, Jan. 30, 1969) THE GROUNDHOG'S shadow jeeiris to on a very mismatched pieces cf furni- Y. WEST LOCATION; Near Jefferson Special Tel La Crosse 4-8554 Influence our seasons! to visit Tailor ture and woodwork Into beaulllul mod- School. 3 bedrooms. No-« available fir . State of Minnesota ) ss. offering an outstanding op- ern wood. STATION WAGON ) .Betslnger's we'll give a dozen reasons . Industrial early possession. $15,500. Large carpet- County ot Winona in Probata Court portunity for an ambitious ed living room, Basement. Oil heat. V-8, automatic, radio No. 16,847 operator. Must be aggres- PAINT DEPOT ABTS AGENCY, INC, 159 Walnut St. In Re Estate of Business Services 14 Maintenance Man 167 Center St Tel. 8*43(55. heater, tu-tone bronze with Emil F. Kulak, Decedent. sive, neat and responsible. beige top, matching beige Order for Hearing on Petition lor Admin- TREES, TREES, TREES - trimming, Mechanical experience re- EAST CENTRAL-Moderrt 2-tamlly house istration, Limiting Time to Flic. Claims stump removal, spraying, etc Free Tel. 612-646-4055, Collect Coal, Wood, Other Fuel 63 with larga garage, Mx-so. Rent terms interior, whitewall tires. MOBILE and for Hearing Thereon. estimates. Blong's Tree Service, Wl quired, welding helpful. or write to reliable party C- 5HA.NK. 552 B- 3rd As clean as they come. Lorraine-A. " 'Ku|ak having filed herein nona. Tel. 8-5311 , BURN MOBIL FUEL OIL and^nioV a petition.for general administration stat- Hours 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.? Sat. the comfort ot automatic personal care. V. NEW SPLIT FOYER. Now available ing lhat said decedent died Intestate and VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned and repair- 8 a.m - noon . Must be/draft Personnel Manager - Keep toll service—complete burner for only $2<5,00O. Located In an area ot $895 HOMES praying that Lorraine A. Ku|ak be ap- ed. Prompt and efficient service. H. . car«. Budget service. Order today new homes. 2-car garage. Let us show pointed administrator; CHOAT E & CO. Tel. 2871. exempt. OSKEY BBOS. from JOSWICK.FUE L i. OIL CO., 9*01 you this lovely home. ABTS AGENCY, IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing E. 8th. Tel. 3389. INC., 159 Walnut St. Tel. 8-4365. HOMETTE thereol be had on February 13, 1969, <-t Plumbing, Roofing 21 Apply In Person PETROLEUM CORP. 10:30 o'clock A.M., before this Court In 2250 University Ave. Furn., Rugs, Linoleum 64 578 Wl -4TH, GOOD (CONDITION, t the probate court room In tho court St. Paul, Minn. 55114 rooms and full bath, hot water heat . WALZ LIBERTY Minnesota VAN5ARD — the water heater with the Near Madison School end bus ling. Cor- house in Winona, * that the FULL VALUE 10-year guarantee ! Gas LIVING ROOM GROUP—7-pe. Nylon cov- Buick - Ofds - GMC time within which creditors ol said de- Fiberite Corp. ner lot, garage. Will arrange easy loan. or electric, at 501 W. 3rd Winona ered sofa bed, 3 walnut finished tables, Open Friday Nights cedent may file their claims be limited pair lamps, chah*. $149. BURKE'S FUR- Frank West Agency MARSHFIELD tb (our months from the date hereol, SANITARY Money to Loan 40 NITURE MART, 3rd & Franklin. Open and that the claims so filed by heard . 173 Lafayetie t, Wad. and Frl. evenings. Park behind Tel. 5240 or 4400 after hours. on May 31, 1969, at 10:30 o'clock A.M., PLUMBING HEATING 168 E. 3rd St. Tel. 3737 tha store. belore this Court lr the probate court ' Z. GARAGE 22x16'. 3 bedrooms, rsc room In the court house In Winona, Min- ~ :¦ ' ¦ Plastic Trading Co. Quick Moraey''*¦ . : . SHARP! 1969 Models KENWAV ' .. ' ' 255t DISCOUNT on all Braid Rugs, sbes room, lots of personal property includ- nesota, and that notice hereof be given on any article of value . lOxU Sewer Cleaning Service NEUMANN'S BARGAIN STORE . 9x12, 8x10, 6x9. See the bla se- ed. Owner leaving town. Our Instruc- by publication ol this order In the Wi- Residential - Commercial • Industrial Needs a Young Man lections at SHUMSKI'S, 58 W. 3rd tions ere to sell at oivce. If you have nona Pally New; and by mailed notice as ¦¦ ¦ been wanting something real good, call 12x50 $4275 , . - -, Licensed & Bonded Operators ¦ ¦ provided by law tt?' E. 4th Tel. «M x X'for , - . . Dogs, Pets, Supplies 42 JUST RECEIVED A, 5 and 4-drawer us at once before It Is sold. ABTS SHINY! Dated January 15, 1969. * * chests starting at J19.95. AGENCY, INC.. 159 "Walnut St. Tel. E. D. LIBERA, Color Process Work CATTLE DOOS—6 mo. old. Tel? Arcadia, BORZYSKOWSKI FURNITURE 8-4365. 12x60 $4995 Probata Judge. ELECTRIC ROTO ROOTER Wis. 323-3187. 302 Mankato Ave. ECONOMICAL! (Probate Court Seal) For clogged sewers and drains. Lots for Sale iOO M. A. Goldberg, . ." Our growing company will WANTED—Female list coat Retriever or Good Things to Eat 65 12x68 $5995 Attorneyi for Petitioner. CALL SYL KUKOWSKI small typo Chesapeake; good hunter, Tel. MW or 443» l-year-guarantee. provide on the job training Goldberp, Torgerson & Kellum, tor breedlnu with my dog or good line RUSSET POTATOES,TO lbs. 35c; apples, ATTRACTIVE CORNER lot, 140-" x 100' puppy, either breed. Vilas Walters, Pleasant Valley Terrace, near Country 1 966 RAMBLER and permanent employment of J2 bu.t milk, six ft-gals., $2.70 * beer; Used From $875 (First Pub. Monday, Jan. 27, 1969) GOOD GRIEF, Charlie Brown, It stands Arcadia, Wis. Tel. 323-3956. Club golf course. One side road pay- to reason, as your family grows so does to an ambitious young man pop. Winona Potato Market. ed, curb and gutter, electrica l service ) Classic Stata o* Minnesota ss. the stress and strain on your water who qualifies High school POMERANIAN PUPPY — 6 weeks old. on lot. Tel. 4918 alter 5 p.m. on week- Counly of Winona ; ) In Probate* Court heater! If your present heater breaks . Puchalla, Ri. 1, Arcadia, Wis. Musical Merchandise) 70 days, Sat. and Sun. all day. • chemistry helpful. Should Germalne ¦ Heated homes No. 16.B71 . down or is Inadequate, consult our ex- 7S4.6H. T_ J__ Main Office For All Makes Harry Trowbridge Agency, 239 E. Wain Gabriel E. Meier having (lied herein Tel..«26-5557.¦ ¦ • Of Record Players 9 Individual Reclining seats . FfrmBle '-^Joba^ of Int. — 26 5G1 W. 3rd Winona, Minn. ¦, -v • .¦' .: :— , St., Arcadia, Wis. Tet. 323-7207. a petition for general " administration PUREBRED .SPOTTED boars and gilts. Hardt' © 21,000 Actual miles staling that said decedent died Intestate and Apr. Contact s Music Store JAK/S E. Meier be Gills breU^for Mar. ti«-ni E 3rd Beautiful Butternut Brown and praying tha^Gabrlel ap- Gary Smlkrud,¦ Galesvllle, Wis or Tal pointed administrator; ADDITIONAL MILLER 582.J6Si. . .. with light tan interior. IT tS ORDERED, That the hearing Radio*, Television 71 Local One Owner Car Mobile Homes, Inc thereof be had on February IMfr, IW, at MILLS THREE HOLSTEIN springing heifers, Te?? 10:30 o'clock A.M., before this Court In WA STE $225 each. 5 miles M. ol Waumantfee, BOB thi probate court room In the court WAITRESSES Needs Tel. Arcadia 123-7294. David Baecker, Television Service - PLUS - 715-673-4748 house In Winona, Minnesota) that the Independence* /.'Is. WE OFFER prompt, courteous service 25 OTHER TOP A-l creditors of said de- ' Nelson, Wisconsin time within which Experienced and over 21. Shop Purchasing Clerk on ail makes We specialize In color IjL . USED CARS cedent may flit their claims ba limited PUREBRED DUROC boars and gll's, vac- w SttoWt> Daytime and swing shifts. Day shift work, some Sat- TV, repair. WINONA FIRE & POWER to tour months from the date hereof, cinated. Clifford Hoft. Lanesboro, EQUIP. CO. 54-56 E. 2nd St. Tel. S065 X THAT CARRY ¦nd that the claims to filed be heard Full and part-time. urdays. Will do telephone Minn., (Pllol Mound). REALTOR Auction Salet cn Way J8th, 1949, at 10:30 o'clock work and some driving in- Dunne Sewing Machines 73 120 CENTER- TIL2349 A.M., before thlt Court In the probate BRED GILTS, it li feeder pigs. nre^^ 1 court room In Ihe court houso In Wi- volved. Retired or semi- Engstrand, Alma, Wis., (Cream). Tel ai«fM«M *' FREDDY FRICKSON SEWING MACHINE repair. We repair all > ® Auctioneer nona, Mlnneiota, and that nollce hereof retired person acceptable. 605-3532. *^^ \ be given by publication of this order EXPERIENCED makes and models. AREA .SEWING Will handlt all sizes end Kinds of In the Winona Dally News and by moiled APPLY IN PERSON HOLSTEIN BULL-14 months old, 60O-lb, MACHINE CO., 129 E. 3rd. Tel. 6474. tactions. Ttl Dakota 643*2943. law. dam. Wllbort Felling, Cochrane, Wis WANT TO SELL notice as provided by WE HAVE A good selection gt used sew Daled January 21, 1969. MILLER Tel. 24B-2265. ALVIN KOHNER E. D. LIBERA, BARTENDERS Ing machines, rig zag and straight AUCT IONEER, City and state licens- HOLSTEIN BULLS-10 months old, 1125, stitch, cabinets and portables. WINONA YOUR HOME? ed and bonded Rt. 3, Winona. Tal. Probate Judge. Full and part-time. SEWING CO., 915 W . Sth St. Seal) WASTE MILLS Eugene Slaby, Rt. 1, Arcadia, Wis. Tel, ^ 4980. (Probate Court 516 W. 3rd 323-3674. S*^w^^^i^ Peterson t, Challeen, Ltd., For Imperial Table, Four Stoves , Furnaces , Parts 75 Call Us Attorneys for Petitioner. SPRINGING Guernsey hellers. Ed Stiev- Good for 2 Years Minnesota Land & Queens Royal Lounge and er, Rt\ l, Winona, Minn. (First Pub. Monday, Jan. 30, 1969) OIL OR -oas heaters. Stcglor, Duo-Therm, For A Auction Service soon-to-open Executive Club. others. Parts and service RANGE Oil "We service what we sell." Everett i Kohner Stale of Minnesota ) ss. PRESTIGE GALLIMYCIN BURNER CO., 907 E. Sth St. Tel. 7479 Free Appraisal. Winona, Te, 7814 Counly of Winona ) In Probate Court Immediate openings I Adolph Michalowski. Jim Papenfuii. Dakota Tel . 643 17V No. 15.M7 INJECTIBLE Boyum \cency, Rushlord Til. 844-S3R1 In Re Estate ol See Mr. Kann at SALES Typewriters 77 August Schorl, Decedent. 1O0CC . $5.95 Let Us Sffiow FEB. J-Wed. IT a.m. 7 mllej S.E. of Ord«r lor Hearing on Pinal Account the Would you like a prestige TYPEWRITERS and Lewiston. Frank Haugland. Owneri Al- and Petlllon for Distribution. adding machine* for You Homes vln Kohner, Auctioneer; Northern Inv. The representative of the above named business of your own with- TED MAIER DRUGS sale of rent Reasonable rates, tree Co., Clerk. estate- having tiled her final account and out capital investment? A Animal Health Center dellverv See us for all your ollke sup Suited To Your Needs petition lor sottkment ond allowance PARK PLAZA Downtown & AA.Iracle Mall piles, desks, files or olllce chairs FEB. ft-Sat. 11 e.m. 6 miles N. ol Lanes- compact territory where LUND TYPEWRITEP CO. Til. 3222 thereof and for distribution to ' the per- "An Address of Distinction" boro. Minn., on Hwy. 250 or 12 miles sons thereunto entitled ; you wouldn't be away from Poultry, Eggs, Supplies ough* every day HIGHEST PRICES PAID 'Motorcycles , Bicycles 107 addrosa Is Robert Eugene Koopman, 528 In fht probale court room In Ihe for scrap Iron, metels. rags, nidosr^ court home In Winona, Minnesota* lhat Minimum earnings first Trucks available. Sale, Thurs.. 1 p.m West Howard Street. Winonn, Minnesota, Tel Lewiston IM or Winona 1ST 4. raw furs and wooll conducts and transacts a commercial Ihe tlmo wllhln which creditors ol said year $9,000 but average SUPER HAWK, 305 , completely chopped, 1967 .oood shape , I9S«< Dodge , Tel- 7315 THAN JUST TYPING business In Winona Counly, Minnesota, decedent may flics* their claims be limited earnings first year much Sam Weisman & Sons . under the name ol "Lakeside Gull." lo lour months from Ihe date her'ol, Farm Implements 48 INCORPORATED ROBERT E. KOOPMAN and that Ihe claims so filed ha heard higher than this. Possible 450 W, Jrd Tel, R47 Snowmobiles 107A on May it, 1949, at 10:30 o'cloc k A.M., to corn over $14,000 first 40x80 WITH lean poN born/ also 40x8(1 We nee d you to perform a variety of impor- Robert G. Kooprnan before Jhl» Court In the probate court year and then build up. round barn lop. Elvin Humble, R ush- WM. MILLER SCRAP IRON A METAl ' Stale ot Minnesota ) room In Ihe court house In Winona, ford , Minn. CO, pays highest prices for scrip Iron, SNOVVMOBILES County ol Winona ) SJ . Mlnncsote, and that nollce hereof bt metals and raw fur Tet , Mill alKr 6 p.m. tant duties. On this 30th day of January. 1949, bo- Olven by publication of this order In For a confidential interview JOHN DEERE No, 1*0 hammermill, also Closed Saturday* Si/ino seamless bucket. Wither! Porting, lero mo." a notary public, personally op- tho Winona Dally News and hy mailed Phone Ron Croone 222 W. 2nd tel, 2047 Trucks, Tract ' s Trailers 108 © Make travel arrangements ptar«d Robert E. Koopman, to mo known notice as provided by law. Cochrane, Wis. Tel. 248-2265. described In and who Dated January 33, 1949. — or— "~ lo b-e tho person TRANSFER SYSTEMS Rooms Without Meals 86 FORD—1965 Hon, dua l wheels , new hok •wonted Iho forcflolng Instrument and E. D. LIHERA, o Prepare and process expense accounts Probate Judge. R F. Philson Permnnenl or portable. and holal. Will takes trade. Apollriary acknowledged that ha fxrculed the same Kamrowski , Rt 1, Arcadia, ( Tama- deed. (Probate Courl Seal) Ed' a Refrigeration •* Dairy Supplies. ROOMS FOR MEN, with or without . © Compile and edit reports ai his free act and Holiday Inn , Winon a 3!l E. 4th Tal, 553] housekeeping privileges. No day sleep- rack). WILLIAM A. LINDQUIST Hull and Hull, Winona, Minnesota, Tel. 8-4391 ers Tel. 4059. © Arrange meetings Lindquist, Attorneys for Petitioner, Hay, Grain, Feod SO Wllllnm A. Mon., Tues., Wed. & Thurs. PLEASANT room lor young man, with Notary Public, private kitchen privileges . Tel , 6-39IB 1965 CHEVROLET e Greet visitors Winona Counly, Minnesota. between 5-fl p.m, HAY AND STRAW (or sale. Donald Warg, otter 5. (AAy commission expires Feb. 6, mtl fFlrit Pub, Monday, *W JO, )M») Mfnnalika, Minn. Tel, Rolllngitona UW- Stale of Minnesota ) as. mt. Vi-Ton Van Of course, there's typing to be done , too—probably (First Put). Monday, Feb, 3, 1949) Counly of Winona j In Probata Court (•vparrmanti, Flats 90 more than half the time. In short No, la,779 Help—Male or Fam«l» 28 FIRST AND second crop hoy, detlvaredi equipped with fi cylinder , IBM needs Slalo ol Minnesota I ss . ) In Probata Court In R* Bstala of also straw. Eugene Lehnertz, Kel logg VERY NICE I btilroom apartment, llv secretaries who will take on all the responsibility County nl Winonn WIN A VACATION IN MIAMII All new T«l Plainview 53*1'63 Inn room end dlntnti room carpeted, enpine , :*s-spee<.I transmis- Mo. 16,234 Arthur B. Johnston, alio known at A, E. Johnston, Dtcfdtnl, Dealers lolnlno our llrm In Iho month »llo per month , let , a-1944 . sion , side oppitiiiR doors, they can handle. You'll enjoy a wide range of In Re Estate ol ol Teh. nrn cl lolbla lo comp«l«. pnrt* HAY—delivered In truckload lots. Order Gottfried drelllow, also known «s Order for (daring en Pinal Account , renr door , .snow tires renr. company-paid benefits. These include life insurance, Carl , lime--men or women-nn aoe barrier now . Richard Wright. Tel. Sparta, Wl> FOUR ROOMS and bath, heat and water Carl 0, Breitlow, Decedent . and Petition for Distribution We provldt training and suppllts—no The representative of Ihe abov« named 3*9-2202. furnished. Adulls, Private entrance . The color Is white. PER- hospitalization and medical coverage, and ton paid Order for Hearing on Pinal Account tunvmilno. For Interview write W. T, Tel, 4501. and Pelition lor Distribution. estate having filed hit final account and Hnwleloh Co,. )MO Third Sl„ Minne- FECT FOR DELIVERY holidays a year. representative ol the atxve named petlllon for lalllemenl and allowance •polls. Minn, SJ<0l, Articles for Sale 87 WORK and rcudy to go. The thereol and for Apartments, Furnished 91 allele having (ll«>d hia llnnl account and distribution to tho persons If IBM sounds like your kind of place pellrion (nr settlem ent and allowance thereunto entitled/ YES, we hove Zvtleh black end white , visit the thereof and (or distribution lo tha persona 11 IS ORDERED, That the hearlno TV' s, romolet and portables , severnl EFFICIENCY APARTMENT for I Individ $1195 Minnesota State Employment Office today at 163 untitled) thereof be had on March 5, 1149, el 11:00 sUe-.. F RANK LILLA I SONS, »frl 6, u«l, Living roonvbedroom comnlnmir.n, (hereunto MEN OR |70 IT IS ORDHIcED, Thai the hearing o'c lock A.M., belore thla Court In Ihe eih. Open evenings. kllthon and bath, 232 W. «th . Bent . Walnut Street,- Winona, Minnesota 5 5087, or write thirtof he had on prhrnary 71. 1969. at probate court room In the courl house Inquire Merchants National Dank In Winona, WOMEN ~ True! Difpl. to Jim Prugh, Employment Department WF D28, IOl30 o'rlork A.M., before this Courl In Mlnntrolo, and lhat notice "DA LY N WS the probata courl room In the courl hereof be glvtn by publication ot Ihis I T IBM , Rochester, Minnesota 55901. order In tha Wlnone Dally N«w» WANTED WALZ house In Wlnnna, Minnesota, end that and MAIL Houses for Rent 95 ¦ nollce hereof ho nlv«n by publication ol by mailed notice at provided by law. Bulck - Olds GMC thlt order In Ihe Wlnnna Dally flews and Dated January 14, 114?, to train as THREEOBDR OOM house, double hy law G. D. LIBERA, SUBSCRIPTIONS n* Opi^n FridnyKveninfja ~ by mailed notice as provided . r- Rlove cutters. rage, wesl location .Tel . a 41)6, ".-lu b'tjiifil 0|>|>t••> Attorney lor Pen doner, Wingna Glove Co. TED MAIER DRUGS HB mmmHB y BDo It, K. Brrhmlr, III e. CeiUr Slreel, 41 fl E. 2nd NO TEl.BPMONB ORDBRI FARM HOUSE (or rent . Oeorge Pn-.sow, nAHRACUnA — l?M, incellonl C-ndillon. Attorney for Petitioner. 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