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120CAIRO (AP)-A Pakistani jet- passengers of, 93 were126 listed as were reported In criticalAboard condi- Die inaugurating the airline's new German airliner first sighted liner inaugurating Karachi-to- Pakistanis, 12 Chinese and 10 tion. Karachi-fco-London r o u t e. the wreckage, and Egyptian air London service crashed in deso- other foreigners , whose nation- The flight was scheduled to Among the passengers were 62 force helicopters landed at the late desert sands near Cairo alities; were listed as U.S., Ca- pick up 52 additional passengers, newsmen , airline officials and wreckage at dawn to pick up thta Airport today, killed 120 of the nadian , Lebanese and Egyptian. all guests of the airline, at .Cairo other Invited guests. The same six survivors. 126 persons aboard.. The American-built jetliners for the remainder of the flight plane ha d made three preinau- Nearly impassable terrain It was the fifth worst air crash 11 crewmen died in the crash. to Geneva and London. gural flights over the route. delayed the arrival of other in aviation history. Capt. Akhtar Aly Khan , pilot rescuers until six hours after Airline officials said one or All six survivors were Paki- of the four engine jet , reported The big jet ploughed Into a the crash. more Americans perished in the stanis. Two were employes of engine trouble and a fire in the sand hill in a heavy ground fog flaming crash. Identification the Pakistan International Air- landing gear minutes before the as it? prepared to make its final "There were no more sorr/i- was not immediately available- line and another :- '¦ '(¦ ¦ ' ' vors except for two baboons still ¦ft* . V i~. »i MWBMIML''" .UnSdt',-. was a Pakistani crash;. ';? • - . " approach to the Cairo Airport. 1 The airline said that of the 115 tourist Official. Three of the men The plane, a Boeing ?720B, was It crashed at 2:50 a.m. A West alive beneath the wreckage, ' WRECKAGE OF JETLINER . .. This is airport this morning. The plane was on a one ¦person¦ at the scene report- a general view of the wreckage of a Boeing flight from Karachi to London. (AP Photo-., ed. ¦:: 720B of the Pakistan International Airlines fax by radio from Cairo ) "It all happened so ifast I that crashed about 18 miles from the Cairo didn't know what was going on," said one of the survivors, Galal Alkarimi, an employe of the airline. "One minute I was sitting inside the plane with a safety belt Rochester Ruling May Loosen fastened around my waist. The next thing I remember was hearing an explosion. When I came to, I found myself lying Rural Hold on County Board outside the wreckage;" "It was a horrible sight." uaid The state law limiting sec- 0. Russell Olson directed the missioners must run at large. party, "an ond , third or fourth one of the rescue class cities Olmsted County board to pre- Judge Olson 's ruling, in a citi- area of two square kilometers to two commissioner districts is pare a redistricting plan by zens' suit filed by three Roches- left of unconstitutional littered with what was , an Olmsted June 1, 1966, The county com- ter residents, is based on the the plane's wreckage, mutilated County District judge has ruled missioners are directed to come "one man, one vote" concept bodies, passenger bags, camer- in a Case involving that county. up with a plan for five commis- upheld last fall by a threerman as and cigarette cases." The same law is applied to sioner districts, each of "near- panel of federal, judges to force Airline officials said one of numerous other cities, including ly equal" population. reapportionment of the state leg- the Pakistani stewardesses who Winona. The decision undoubt- If redisricting is not complet- islature; was killed had been planning to edly will be appealed to the Su- ed by about 90 days before the THE SAME "principles of get married next week in Ka- preme Court. September 1966 primary elec- rachi In his decision District Judge tion, said Olson , the five com- equal representation and equal . protection " apply both to the Officials said the passenger state legislature and to Olm- list included 2*3 Pakistani news- sted County, an arm of the state men. Only one of them sur- government, said the ruling. vived, Aman Allah, police re- Olson's decision, believed to porter of the Karachi Leader. mmrmm be only the fourth of its type in The wreckage was still burn- the nation, follows a two-year ing when rescuers reached the legal battle which started with scene. The desert sands in the immediate vicinity were black- the filing of the suit in Olms- ¦ ' Roof Collapses ted District Court. ened. ?. ' Some 4,000 pounds ($ll;200) NEW YORK (AP) — "All of ly women snoppers—were in- The dispute was based on 1960 census figures, which show- was recovered from the scene. a sudden, it was like a bomb fell jured. Most of them were treated at hospitals. Four were ad- ed Rochester with 40,663 resi- down," says the meat-section dents or 62 percent of the coun- mitted. , manager who was .serving cus- ty population total. The rest of tomers when the roof of a Police, firemen and residents the county had a population of of the neighborhood pulled sev- 24,869, on the basis of that cen- Alma Genfer Brooklyn supermarket collapsed ' ¦¦ and rained tons of concrete eral victims put from under sus.- - slabs and plaster debris onto chunks of concrete. Under the state law which Ol- , customers and clerks. "It's a miracle no one was son declared unconstitutional Indicted killed," Fire Commissioner Rochester is limited to but two Man The manager, Sam Kinker, commissioners, despite its pop- and his four women custom- Martin Scott said after inspect- 61, ulation, with the rest of . the ers fled through one of the bro- ing the ruins of the Food Queen SEARCHER PROBES WRECKED JETLINER ... A crashed outside Cairo while preparing to land. (AP Photofax Supermarket in the Bensonhurst county having a three-man ma- ken windows. jority. rescue worker examines wreckage of a Pakistani jetliner that by radio from Cairo) In New York Twenty-three persons ¦—? most- section Wednesday. ALMA CENTER, Wis. - An Mary Rossi, a shopkeeper on THIS DISPARITY, said the Alma Center strawberry and the other side of the street, judge, "results in an unconsti mink raiser was indicted Tues- said: "My God, it was awful. I tutional debasement and dilu- day in a meat scandal involving was standing in front of my tion of the vote" held by Ro- Highway Bond alleged sale of tainted food to Doubt Rolvaag store when the roof seemed to chester citizens. schools, hospitals and prisons. The county's smallest com- Income, Sales Tax blow up right in front of me. A federal grand jury indicted missioner district, the 5th, in (Buster) Lea, Alma Cen- "The windows blew into the Farrnington, Haverhill , Orono- Orland Issue Suffers inspector, two New street and women and children New Haven and Kalmar ter, a meat Will Kill Bill on co, businessmen and a Massa- ran out." townships, has 6,931 residents, York or 10 percent of the county pop- chusetts man , Other witnesses told of seeing Before Legislators The jury charged Lea «id hysterical \yomen and children ulation. The largest district , the 2nd , Senate Setback Charles Anselmo, 39, Dobbs Redistricting running from the store. ST. PAUL (AP) . - Income years, but carries no provision proposal on the Senate floor. N. Y., meat broker, with comprising thc 4th , Sth and 6th ST. PAUL (AP) - A proposal for relief or reform of existing Liberal Leader . Sen. Paul Ferry, ST. PAUL (AP) ¦— There was About 50 customers — mostly taxes and sales taxes moved to conspiracy to transport a 40,- wards in Rochester, has 21,481 for a $60 million bond issue to taxes. Thuet of South St. Paul argued nome speculation today that women and children — and 13 speed emergency road projects tho forefront today for consid- 000-pound load of uninspected employes were in the store residents , or 32 percent of the , that the bill was brought out Gov. Karl Rolvaag will not veto like improvement of Highway eration in both houses of the Needed In the House Is con- meat from Wisconsin to Merkel, when the roof collapsed. county population. This means only so that Conservatives could " the reapportionment bill passed that both the Sth and 2nd.Dis- 61, has suffered a setback. Minnesota Legislature. currence with some Senate Inc., In May 1964. Merkel, ma- by the Minnesota Legislature but Although police and fire offi- make political hay because Gov. 1.) The Senate approved by a 54- amendments. jor New York area processor will either sign it or let it be- cials thought no one was buried (Continued on Page 1*1. Col. A motion in tho Senate Karl Rolvaag would veto it. He ROCHESTER Finance Committee to recom- 12 vote Wednesday and sent to The Senate Tax Committee asked that the Senate reject the of meat into frankfurters , sal- come law without his signature. under the rubble, scores of men the House a bill that would ") ami and olher products, went Theorists said this would free mend the measure for passage voted out the . !? per cent sales tax committee 's report. searched through the night with raise an additional $51.5 million ' bankrupt earlier this year after Rolvaag from the blame for the aid Tuesday was defeated 10-7. An- tax bill , but the committee s re^ of flood lights. through income tax increases. port wns debated for more than Chairman Donnld Wright of thousands of pounds of meat forcing a special session on thc Two firemen working in the other motion , to re-refer the bill The bill would hel balance an hour before it was accepted , the committee, in a desk pound- containing horsemeat were dis- remap question and leave it a wreckage suffered minor inju- to the Tax Committee, also p Boy Dead in , tho budget for thc next two 40-25 , putting thc sales tax pro- ing debate, snid the bill was covered in its New York plant. matter solely between the law- ries when hit by a falling girder. failed Thc proposal was ap- brought up only in the event proved last week by the Senate Authorities later alleged that makers and the federal court. Harold Rims, city commis- ndded revenue Is needed as the had The plan passed by the House, Highway Committee. Illegally adulterated meat sioner of buildings, sent inspec- budget is balanced in the last been sold at retail for use in 78-52, and by the Senate, 44-20 , tors to investigate. Dist. Atty. hours of the legislative session. Load of Hay A $40 million bond bill has school lunch programs, hos- Wednesday would shift 15 seats Aaron Koota promised nn inves- WriRht said earlier the Senate , , Wis. Iff) - An been introduced in the House by Rep, Ford Sees pitals and other institutions from rural to urban areas, tigation. PEWAUKEF "should be ready " with a sales eight-year-old boy suffocated in Rep. August Mueller , chairman Lea Is secretary-treasurer of In each House , the Connervn- tax despite the governor's state- Lea Brothers Corp., Lea Broth- A disaster mny have been a*wagon load of hny Wednes- of the House Highway Commit - ment Inst week that he would tlve majority defeated the liber- averted by the fact that the day night. tee. Ho also submitted a bill ers Fur Food , Inc., Alma Cen- al minority 's attempts to have veto miy sales tux bill. ter, and Ln Crosso Rendering building had two stories, nnd The boy of the child , John levy ing a !> per cent surtax or Changes in GOP The income tax bill would the bill rejected and a new con- the force of the fulling concrete O. Thomas , wns found beneath vehicle license fees to pay In- Co. Ho is also listed in the La ference committee put to work raise individual Income tax Crosso County directory us a and other debris was cushioned six inches of liny after he bad terest on the bonds. WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. grected him and said jokingly, rates from .5 of one per cent to on remap. ' been jumping on the mound in a F,v (the partner In lily Rendering Works, Liberals in both houses termed by the coiling of the store. The The $60 million propositi wns Gerald It. Ford , tbe quiet- spo- "You nnd Dirksen Sen- 11.5 per cent and eliminate pres- roof was being waterproofed by wagon on his father 's farm near ken former football player who ate Republican lender) are sup- ent sui t axes. This would yield Onalaska Rt, 2. the reapportionment plan a "di- the outgrowth of several bills grnnd workmen at the lime. A smnil Pcwaukcc. each proposing a smaller issue runs the Republican party in the port ing me on foreign policy so $?!() million moro from individ- Lea testified before tbo rect nnd deliberate design" to jury earlier this month nnd told piece of the roof where the men * for JI specific project House , says lie's making .some much you may wind up with a uals in the next two years. force Liberal incumbents into . In addi- In- were working did not, collapse. tion lo Highway (il headway in changing the pic- Republican Congress," The newsmen afterward ho was ¦election contests while putting , for which It would mean a tax Increase wrong-doing. They were not injured. Marine Killed $20 million wns asked , ture of his parly in Ihe public President lias been reported nocent, of any Consoi-votivcs in "safe dis- these in- of $17.0!) a year for a family of could receive The building hud boon con- cluded n bill asking n $10 mil- mind. tips< *t imd disturbed by criticism If convicted Lon tricts. four with an income of $5,000, a maximum sentence of (our verted from a movie theater 12 In Viet Attack lion bond issue lo Improve high- of hi.s policies by some Demo- They said they would urge "1 hope I'm not too naive and nnd a boost of $,'I6.:I 1 n year for yenrs nnd a maximum fine of Rolvaag to veto the hill. years ago. The second floor ways on the Iron Rnnge. idealistic , but 1 think if you do crats in Congress. NINH AN . Viel Nnm (AIM - a family In the $10,000 bracket. $20,000. The Liberals in both houses housed offices whnt i.s right the stature of the A brief Viet Cong mortar bar- Sen. P. .1. Uoli-iiil of Austin , n Kurd said hr replied. ""Sir. The sumo bill would bring In filed n "protest and dissent" in rage killed one U.S. Marine and party in the long haul will be President , that Isn 't why we're which they charged thnt the plan li'mliT In the move for n high- $21,5 million during the next two wounded two on patrol today in sound ," Ford snid In mi inter- supporting you , but If that's a years by a .speedup In corpora- violates the equal protection Congress Shrewd way bond bill , said he had nol view, Proxmire Asks brush-covered fool hills 1ft miles given up hope for net ion, He fringe benefit we'll accept il. " tion income tux rolled Ions. This clmise of the U.S. Constitution Congress is shrewd. First .southwest of the Da Nang air "I don 't think tbe party cm and the state constitution. snid that if tbo House nct.s on would be in Hie form of a one- Funds for it puts a big tnx on liquor , base the proposal pending there , sit back and just be consistently shot "windfall" not collectible In lying with fur- Hop. Koln-rt I,nU of IMInnon - then It raises nil tho other The Marines, rep ther steps' may be taken in the in opposition and wall for sonic later years. Flood Study taxes , their own mortars , '1, 5-lneh rock- polis snid lie cannot "see how to drive us to drink Sonul*' , eatnstrophe to come nlong and On final passage . '15 Conserva- . . . Description of an ugly ets and small arms , believed WASHINGTON (APX - Son. this will Bland up when It is ¦ tin (if/o Judgo for Western Wlnconsln. over a two-year period. era atier a free steak'" .'- ' supper . Cub Scout* at their pack meet Wisconsin Fliers Saturday at- 7:30 at 'the ' .club-, ing Friday night in the munici Airlift Men, Supplies Episcopal, rooms. Two club lipard mem- pal auditorium will display i bers also will be elected. Wal- for the them* To Santo Domindo lace Himlle , .lack Keeler and replica of Kellogg BILLMERRILIS of the mohti)7 "Our Homi Computers MILWAUKEE 1*1 - The Air Melvin Schmidt¦ are on the committee. ' ¦ . Town. " Cubmaster Wayni Force Reserve's 440th Troop ¦ " ' ¦ : ¦ to .se* ' Methodist Schmitz invited the public Carrier - Wing, based at Gen. KELLOGG CUB SCOl'TS their reproduction . Lunch wii Mitchell Field here , has been KELLOGG , Minn, (SpecialV- he served. Galled Threat airlifting men, equipment and supplies to the Dominican¦ Re- Merger Eyed pulilic. ¦'?' • ¦ ' . ' " v' ¦ ¦ . p LONDON (AP) - The bish- Brig. Gen. Joseph Jv Ungle, ^^^^^^^RSj^^^^H •> inTiiT>Tin^ To Religion Here are some thoughts on , ops and clergy of the Church W' thia wonderful adventure called wing commander said today COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)—- that C-119 Flying Boxcars of the of England voted overwhelming- ' life , and the element of hope ly Wednesday In favor of con- The nation s biggest Presby- that gives rise , to the idea of 440th have flown three missions terian body convened today with to the Dominican Republic since tinued negotiations to form one CLOTHES being alive all your life . church with the Methodists. a warning that computers may Saturday- - ..the .third plane to fly PINS Every life has its highs and A two-stage program is en- j^^S be a bigger threat to religion lows. Even a child will have there returned to Mitchell . Field than the 'devil. ' Tuesday night. visaged : first , separate church- SPRING SUIT SALE tlme-v when he feels oh , so es which recognize «ach "Continuous? concern with per- v The missions were part of att *ould depressed or blue because some- other's clergy and take com- sons is the only, thing that will , - emergency air lift operation thing didn 't- . turn . -out ? as . he " munion together; then later the ^ preserve technological society had hoped. Yet, that same child called "Power . Pack; in which ^^^^^r •'""-'gi^-^l ^^w T ( ^~\ from manipulating people and reserve forces have been sup- two churches \vould become or- ^ & will quickly rise to 1970 This would make ing those vears , emotion was ; marriages on a solid structure Val to $22 95 Val to $29 99 ln two days of the two ministries — Anglican CO-OP OIL ASS'N. preassembly on a rollercoaster. When the made up of plans and foresight and Methodist — effective!} one TRI-COU NTY meetings , speakers hammered boys were home, it was ecstacy. ' JUNIOR — MISSES — HALF SIZES us wel l as romance, more homes Methodists in Britain nurnbei WINONA HOUSTON at what they viewed as accom- and during departures , it was will be what these couples had RUSHFORD panying evils of modern society, about 710,000. The Church of Second Mem Highway 14 sorrow,. As an underlying fac- hoped for. If we drive wilh England claims about 2 million COOl COTTON 307 Elm Sf * signaling a prelude to chal- , C I"" OO tor hope seemed to be a great j caut ion , and not let frustration active communicants. Phone 864-7722 Phone 93« or 4185 Phon* 896-3755 lenges the church faces in both antidote to fear and despair. ! or inattention become a part doctrine and development. way of our make-up — or anything LEGION AT RLSHFORD DRESSES s . PEOPlX^HAVE a of RUSHFORD Minn (Special) A key Issue before 835 voting planning and dreaming bf what for that matter that is contraiv to safety, we can have good — Vlurphy Johnson American JUNIOR — MISSES — HALF*5 SIZES R! \D delegates of the three-million- IHL \DS they will do when things gel l egion Post 94 will elect offic .SHOP I HI I \S\ \\ \^ I IRS1 member denomination is modi- better , and this is good . Today cause to hold but. hope that ours will hot be « sudden death fication of centuries-old doctri- it's : not actual war , and the cli r nal teachings, The changes : mate of the masses as a whole on the road. .Salvation L« not predestined and Is . the biggest concern, though Hope is a related word. 10 throw caution to the winds and the Bible does not . have to be we seem to be sitting on a pow- interpreted literally. der keg. so to speak. It's the trust to luck is to press hope The Presbyterians will also individual with a host of prob- a little too far. 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MnMNkMHK^ Many new lines of merchandise! Phone OWL MOTOR CO. I 8-4311 4fh & Mai" Winona, Minn. | | PENNEY '$ in Winona It Open Mon., and Frl. 9 to 9 rr. ??., 9 to 5 i JtdMttwtttatMiiMwy^^ :::i;.^::;r.i y &&izj&m'*-foot pola for Saturday. to the Methodist Church gen- surance companies contributed with for the past 24 hours was 62. will be working on its tracks at No. 65 Zebco reel and a eral board of lay activities in to an out-of-court settlement Fifty-eight scholarships and els. Miss Steber also won 40 Shakespeare fly rod with Shake> Normal for this time of the the field of stewa rdship and fi- East Winona during the next reached Wednesday afternoon ' ' few days. other awards were presented & 8 and DAR nursing schol- speare reel taken from him. year is ti. : . nance. in District Court in the Holliday-r this morning at the scholarship arships. Winkels also won DAR Patrol Temperatures rose a little The home facilities were dis- A single track has been laid Johnson-General Accident IS WSC between a point just north of ¦ Co. assembly of Senior High School. and Minnesota Heart Assocla- SWIM SHOW over the state with the night's cussed by the Rev. Eugene K. trial Judge Arnold Hatfield told Presiding was Lewis Schoen- Uon-VFW scholarships. The cast for the Winona State low of 37 at Duluth. Interna- administrator. Trempealeau and Winona Junc- jurors . Meyers, home tion. It replaces two tracks that ing, guidance director. College of Saint Teresa — College swim show, in its final Eats tional Falls had¦ 38 and Bemidji While pastors were meeting, The judge told the jurors that Margaret Giienther, daughter showing tonight in ' • ' ¦ ¦;¦ had existed there before the , Memorial 427 yr ; : the auxiliary also was in ses- they had a right to have their Masonic — Paula Colberison of Mr. and Mrs. Emil GUenther; Hall pool, Include* flood. foster, daughter of Mr. and Suzanna Pe- At Rochester the morning low sion, entertaining wives. A tea - Officials explained that the curiosity satisfied to some de- Linda Kukowski, daughter of tersen of Winona. And Eats was 50 after a Wednesday high followed/ Mrs. Harry Hanson gree after listening to testimony Mrs . Lyndon Pierce, and James Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kukowski , "White were in new tracks will be operated un- Hobbs, son of Mr? and Mrs. The statistics were awesome, of 67. La Crosse posted figures and Mrs. Byron der a centralized traffic control at the trial Tuesday afternoon and Kay O'Dea , daughter of Mr. len scholarship at Winona State but it all added up to a good of 49 and 70 for the same times. Charge. ' ? 7 and Wednesday morning. Tes- Malcolm Hobbs. Miss Colbenson and Mrs. Donald O'Dea. Miss College. system, which will? allow it to also won St. Olaf and DAR time for about 270 Winona hoys Only reported rain was .01 at be used by the same amount of timony had several times been O'Dea also won a Latin Club Jefferson PTA — Mary Jo and girls who attended the an- Alexandria. delayed while conferences were scholarships. award. traffic that used the two tracks Futnre Teachers of America Blumentritt, daughter of Mr. nual school ?safety patrol picnic A gradual rise persisted at held in Judge Hatfield's cham- Lawrence University — Den- and Mrs. before. ' —Carolyn McCown, daughter of Irvin Blumentritt. Wednesday at Farmers Com- stations along the Upper Mis- ». Cost of the total project in bers. . . ?? ny Burt , son of Mr. and Mrs? Washlngton-Kosdniko PTA- munity Park . sissippi River with gains of .1 Scouts Camp Mr. i and Mrs? Luther McCown. Orville Burt . this area has been estimated JUDGE HATFIELD explained Miss McCown also won a St. Gerald Trocinski, son of Mr. Under the supervision of po- to .2 of a foot at most places. at between $2 million and $3 Cornell University —¦:. David and Mrs. William Trocinski. The reading at Winona today that the p roblem in the suit was Olaf College scholarship. lice and park-recreation person- million — the bulk of the $4 .St. Olaf Colle-ge John Hoeft Kulas, son of Mr: and Mrs. Jul- Lincoln PTA — Jeanne Hftit. , was 11.3, up .2 of a foot since that there were two insurance — , nel five busloads of kids de- million Burlington h&s estimated policfes involved in the accident. son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard ian Kulas. He also* won a DAR ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. scended on the park — and al- Wednesday with a predicted At Whitewater that it must spend for flood- scholarship , Donald Hittner; stage of 11.5 Friday, 11.4 Sat- Eae h insurance company Hoeft ; John Heublein, son of so on 1,200 ice cream bars, 88 damage repairs along the Mis- Mr. and Mrs. Morris Heublein, Carleton College — Thomai 40 k $ — Judith Nbttleman, cases of soft drinks, 95 pounds urday and 11.1 Sunday. sissippi River. wanted the other to bear all daughter of the liability for the damages the Ellirigson honor chemistry Miller , son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl of hot dogs and 63 prizes award- WISCONSIN was treated to Nottteman. sunny;<7 leasant 7 weather again This Weekend suffered by the plaintiff in the scholar; Susan Steber, daugh- Robert Miller. ed to winners in the games. .p Summer Institute, St. Olaf today, with temperatures climb- Gamehaven jG ouncil Boy suit, according to Judge Hat- ter of Mr. and Mrs. LeMar Ste- : Case Institute — John Morse, — , , Charles Winkels. son E, Jean Korupp, daughter of Mr, POLICEMEN and their wives ing toward the low 70s in most Scouts wilHiold^ its 22nd annual Galesville Priest field. ber and? I son of Mr. and Mrs. W. kept the uproar within certain of Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Wink- • Morse. - and Mrs. Bernard Korupp, and areas. . Whitewater Gamporee ? thi s The settlement had both com- James Kangel bounds^-it was heard in Winona Cloudiness and showers were To Be Speaker panieis contributing to compen- Hamline University — Claire , son of Mr. tnd weekend; Mrs. James Kangel. as a sort of far-away thunder. due to make an appearance in The camporee will begin Fri- sate the plaintiff , Miss Phyllis Peirce, daughter of Mr. and the western part or ^the state At Arcadia High Mrs, Harry Peirce. She also Wlnooa Secretarial School - Vern Smelser of the Park- day after school and end Sun- C. Holliday, St. Paul, for her Kathleen Recreation Board tonight and overspread the en- injuries. . Her e s a won DAR, Business and Profes- Kronebusch, daughter supervised day afternoon fo-llowing the pa- 7 ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) — . of Mr. and the games and races and dis- tire area by Friday. sional Women's and Norton Mrs. Francis Krona- rade on the Whitewater golf The Rev. TWilliam Wrightman , (MISS HOLLIDAY was taking busch. tributed prizes ranging from Green Bay and Burlington set course. The five districts in S. M „ Marynook , Galesville, ischolarships. fishing tackle, baseball bats and the state high of 73 degrees an automobile tour of the East Sucker Tale jyorthwest Nazarene — J?ohn Drama Workshop—John Baud* ¦¦ ' the council will participate, will deliver the baccalaureate basketballs for the boys to pins, Wednesday. :¦' with a friend , the present Mrs. ,BLAIR , ?Ws . fSpecial ) :-- Schramm, son of Mr. and Mrs. huin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Er- Nineteen , Scout troops from address at Arcadia Hi g h Bert Johnson, St. Paul , when vin J, Baudhuin. scrapbooks and beach towels for Madison hit the low of 36 early Sugar Loaf District will partici- School auditorium Sunday at 8 Where did it come from ? Eldon Schramm. He also won today. aft accident occurred July 30 , a DAR Scholarship. Science Talent Search and the girls. pate including troops from Al- p. m. ' ?Mrs . Selmer Halvorsen . 1 963, n ear Lexington , Ky., placed a wheelbarrow un- Gustavus Adolphus — Donald Ford Future Scientists of Amer- Prizes and refreshments were MARQUETTE, Mich., had the tura , Elba , Dakota , Dover, El- The high school band will while Mrs. Johnson ?was driving. ica Morse? paid out of the police-supervised der a downspout at her Starick a , son of Mr. and Mrs. •— national low of 28 early today, gin , Lewiston , Minnesota City , play and the mixed chorus will (Mrs. Johnson carried insur- National Merit letter of COM- school patrol fund. The annual Pickwick , Plainview, Rolling- home Monday night to catch . Edward St aricka , and William compared with the peak of 104 sing under the direction of ance which covered her , but , mendation — Nancy Berkman, Policeman's Ball raises money Wednesday at Rlythe , Calif. stone, Stockton and St. Charles. rainwater for her plants. Tews son of Mr. and Mrs. Au- Gerald Gleason and Miss Su- Miss Holliday also had an in- gust Tews. . daughter of Mrs. Georgeanna for the fund, Troops will set up camp do zanne Sheehy. The.Rev. Howard During the night it rain- Sgts. Sylvan A. Duellman and surance policy covering who- ed heavily. The next morn- Characters — John Heublein Berkman; Heublein, Miss Mc- their own cooking, police their Benson, American . Lutheran ever drove her car, Chief dis- Cown, Morse, Miss Pairca. Joseph F. Kryzer and Patrol- Church, Arcadia , will give invo- ing Mrs. Halvorsen found a and Wayne Morris, son of Mr. areas and take part in the cam- pute was whether Miss Holli- James Stoa, son of Mr. ana men Richard D. Braithwaite poree program. cation and benediction . 6-inch sucker swimming in and Mrs. Lester Spaag. Lewiston Driver day 's company, General Acci- Latin Club — Kay O'Dea. Mrs. Arnold Stoa, and Miss Col- and Byron Hock attended the The program will offer a Rev. Wrightman will speak the water. She claims no picnic. dent , Fire and Life Assurance Business and Professional benson. ''Ski 11-O-Rama, " demonstration on "I Believe." Co., Philadelphia , Pa., or Mrs. one knew she had set tha Policewoman Carol A. Altobe.ll barrow there to catch wa- Women's — Cheryl Mueller , National Merit Finalist — of outdoor and scouting skills, Johnson 's company should pay Winkels. and Secretary Francine A. Riv- Unhurt in Crash Hughes, Walter Kram , ter , and "no one could have daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. in which Scouts will be observ- John damages, Minnesota Academy of Sci- ers, with , patrolmen's wives An accident today at 3:10 Kenneth Seebold. Ray Arnoldy put the fish there. " Mueller. ers and demonstrators. Other (The accident injured Mrs. ence — Heublein ; fourth Mrs. Lyle E. Lattman, Mrs. a.m. on U.S. 14 , 2 miles east and Warren Moe. Madison PTA — Jackie Ames, alter- John A. Erickson , Mrs. Braith- activities will include nature Johnson slightly, but Miss Holli- ment before the accident ; and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray nate , Winkels, and eighth alter- of Lewiston , caused $400 dam- demonstrations , cooking fires , About 2,000 Scouts and lead- wnte and Mrs. Roy J. Nelson, age to the car involved after day was thrown through the the company maintained that Ames. She also won a Sarah Al- nate. Morse. ~. physical fitness course , and ers are expected. Parents and windshield of her car and re- her coverage had lapsed, helped with the girls. it rolled once in the ditch, friends of scouting are invited. Games winners , in order , as lashings. Friendship campfires ceived permanent facial scars. Sheriff George L. Fort report- will be held Saturday night. Troop picnics including fam- (DISPUTK arose over wheth- follows: ed. She asked $80,000 compensation. Catholic and Protestant serv- ilies and friends of Scouts will (Mjss ' er the policy actually had rmsi* ROUND The driver , Ronald L. Bergan , Holliday s insurance Fl*ly-y»rd rne* 111)- and ll-ynnr-olds); be held at 11:30 a.m. Sunday lapsed In view of the alleged Lewiston , was not hurt , the ices will be held Sunday at 8 policy was up for renewal July Don Florin, 11, 654 W. "Iih St.; Bob just before the parade, Mayors promise made shortly before th« Spnldlnn, 11, 6(9 E. Sanborn Sl.i Jotin sheriff said. am. and the parade at 1:45 10, 1963 — 20 days before the Burn-elst-M . 11. 203 W Wnbns'iii St. accident of Bernard J. Mc- Bergan was driving west on p.rn . Sunday. All times are DST. from all towns in the council accident — but she received no Si»v«ntv-flvi« yard rnre IIV- «nrt 13- the Guire , 1159 W, 4th St., to "bind yenr-olds): Slew plx , 13, W5 W . Brond- the highway when , he told sher- John Duel is Sugar Loaf Dis- have been invited to he In notification of the expiration w«y; Slnvf Ollbertjon, II, till W. Sth trict camporea chief assisted by reviewing stand , date , made no premium pay- coverage" for Miss Holliday un- SI.,* Tom Reed, 1?, Sit W. Mh St. iff 's ' deputies , he encountered yearly prem- Onn hundrcxl-viud rnci> (H nnd IS-yeir- ¦ til she paid her another car moving east on the \ fildil: Joe HeUierson, 14 , 1S1I W, How- ium . > Toasts »rd 5tj Sum Hnltlrmin, Laniolllt; Jny highway in the westbound lane. Judge Hatfield observed to the TO Strono*, 14, SS? Ewlno St , Bergnn said that he swerved SECOND ROUND testimony of Mra. W^ jury that the H -^\ n Tidings Rfllloon burst (IO nnd llynm-olds): across the highway onto the Harold S. Streater , 275 Wilson ' D/lln Dorsch, 11, 17.1 M»nk/ilo Av».r south shoulder to avoid a collis- Dnvld F.verdlna. H. 70.1 E. Sth Stl Dean St., that McGuire had told her ^ ' High QJoM Peter »on, II, I0A6 W, W/it>its \ii St. ion. MLi cor Knocked down three April Debifs Stay he would "bind coverage " and Ilelloon hunt (11- nnd Uyem-olds): guard posts and rolled once be- jgL^*^t jUinriGsota Sio&tess Pal buck, II, in F . 4t1i St.; Dnvld Con- ' McGuire 's denial of this, under rnd, I?, IO! rirnnrt M ; Tom R«rt, 1?, fore coming to rest on its wheels oath , did not mean thnt some- With warm weather kiriviog failed to pick ft up and deliver JIA W. Jlh SI. in the south ditch. Bnllnon burit (14- nnd 15-yter ' old»): one* was trying* to cover up the quickly now, I'm keeping plenty It to rtatauranti. O.lrm Ilarkhallrr, IV 7t,H f. . 4lh St.; 5»m Dumage wns to the top and ¦«•! "! »fr«»¦»«•¦ - facts . of tx**r in the refrigerator, Noth- it** Nnttlnrnnn, Sue K*irn**|li, H, 174 ferrere sides of the Bergnn cnr. Handicap ing t»t«s nicer after a *»sion nni* , Flood * l. Despiie The Judge pointed out that "S&SlKftt THIRD ROUND ouiside in tht garden! Yoo can e* 1 , 11, 70] Wilson St.; Joy Korde, ¦ District , which comprises Min- since the IUt»*. rwlt Sn'lbflll throw (rjlrl- only) S\» Knr Haskell Winona 's April bank dftbit to- business trends within com- two years had passed also combine beer with other K tif. ' -|«- nnlh; Jns*»">hln» tlnsslnqoi, II , 110 £ 13, 114 Washington St.; Phil Carlson, munity, however. nesota , Montana , the Dakotas , accident nnd that interpret a- , r,,,,r M,u Kino It.) Ilevii-ly Munson , 11. W« W. 13, S!3 W. Wnbesha II. tal was essentially the same as ingredient. for cool Summer , !; ^ ;, ^r" * * * Shoe scramble (l.l- end 14yeer olds): For Minnesota as a whole, the northwestern Wisconsin and the same facts v Snrnln hi. thnt for the some month last tions placed iin 4 , while the cumuln- thnt a letter written by Mrs. with 3 cups BOita water , and ice. c,|t Meak jnto 6.g pjp^, ont '.nlthnll thrflw (IJ- anrl U yenr-oM Girls ball kirk Joy Korda. Beverly total for January-April this Float ttnn citnia alicei «n top. bjown | bnysl* Sieve IUl Douo Smier, 11. 3«1 Hansen, Keren r'lnktlntnirg, 13, 3?*l W. In dollnrs , the debit volume cumulative volume for Janu- tive Streater nnd Introduced in evi- inch M n f. nrorirtwiy' Werren Senders. IJ, 1.11J Sill SI f > percent from the Iti delicious! 11- and ary-April this year Is up B per- year is up dence seemed to corroborate hMn^^ aiciHet. Add oniom. ult W Howard St , Ci I r I» ona-le^ged race (10, 13 last month was $28,561 ,000, It (or 15X14 . •.nllhnll thr In April 19fl4, boys) Jne H(lQ«r«on; Tom Rlihe, 14, . Ilow ird it.i Merali Block, IO, four-month period In 1 IHI4. A detailed report for commu- written by McGuire and put in In Poland you can purchaae a Add beer and Wotceaterthira 10* ' F Wnhnslin St.; John Mueller, 14, W. Watnnl-* Sl.i Vkkl Ferguson, 11, and the difference was too small nities in Minnesota and Wiscon- Wily mug of beer at a street i»uc«, Cover; cook -lowly IVi »J1 W Wnhnehn SI. 473 W. Broadway. The volume of band-debits for evidence seemed to corroborate Girls one race ted}; dall , but you can't have atrong- hour* till tender. Remove meat, rOURTH ROUND leoti»d 111, !*• and II for the bank to compute the the entire Sth Federal Reserve sin follows ($1)00 omit Heckwnrd rnre (10 end ll-y»«r olds): yeer nldsl; Merv Jo l. ortoleckl, 1.1, 503 ¦ Mrs. Strcnter, er beveraget unless you order a Combine flour with enongh (loverly Hsnuon i nilly Beckei, 11 , .lit R, Kino St.; Sera Stephens, 14, 537 percentage ol increase. April "' • .lair-April "¦< lt wns h complicated case , the meal. In Moscow , however, citi- -water for « tmooth putt; add Olmsteed SI.,* Oiw t Bverdlno. B. Kino Hi Mary Mnravec, 11, 401 Carl April how-iver wns the month (I/- end IJ y»«r olds): inone SI , . l!H).r fh*-nf*e I flftS Chnnj-e judge said. ten* recently couldn't find any to pan gravy. Stir till thickened, OmKwnrrt rere (lurin**; > Steve r-l»,* Jolin Hohmeliter, ll, 531 I. rilrli Hall kick IIO , 11- and 13 yenr- which I lie flood Inter- Minnesota bear at all. Thinly reporter* Add cream and muthroom*. KlriH il i Doiio Inner. olds): Keren Flnkelnhnro; Linda Heyer, rupted normnl Imslness nrlivl- AMOUNT OF tirttlcnicnt »acl from I lie newipaper Trevda* Serve **>ith whipped potatoce. (loll pllcl\ (U nnd lSyeer oltli): Jey 13, 411 Johnson SI i Donna Hanimlng, Faribault $14 ,r.r>:i -| « % M , !H7 -\ J (I)- l industi iea percentages -ronlributed b the unearthed 4,4 million gallon* of And send for my free cook- Pepenfuss, 14 , .171* W, .'lh SI.; Dick fllrli hall kirk , M- and M year U's here. Mnny Lewiston I HII I If * 4 , WW -I 7 y W, 4lh SI. i D»v» Imelsir, olds): Finnny Kouba, 14, 14° f. Mark . beer on hand at the bfuveriee. bookl Write "Minneeota Hoet- Breno, 14, «6? closed or curtailed their op- 2*J|i ' fl Iwo insunmco companies are IS, 1430 W . 4lh SI. I SI; Minion Cinplewskl, 14, 431 E, Bel , ' fell Plainview 3,015 | t:i ll, Judge Hat- The city catering tcrvicea had, ew ." 333 WCCO Bld|., Mln- PIPTM ROUND levlew 51.; Sue Snyder , 11, 503 F . Jul erations and retnil business ,220 | H :tfi , H7*J I h not to be revealed , IJ-yeer-nWs ); Wayne SI. Red Wing 10 •ccording to "Pravda,'' -rimply neapoll* 55402. Shoe kick (II- end below Its norrnnl rate ,Wll |M nofl yrfl -I 5 field aald. He dismissed tha Jur- Rochester 81 . ors till June 1 at 9:30 n.m. when ( (our St. Cloud 4ri , :v.!o it i iflr» , 4M -i fi . ITfc A FACT I WCIINTUV A POKTHAIT imitlNCi TIIK rtriit , trial of civil cases will resumt. J *^^ months of ID(l.r» , Winona 's bunk Wabashii ~\).M -| « ii . r.li) i 15 BY RBMBRANOT WIA* AUCTIONBO /»»T &xf fi Attorneys were Roger P. Hros- ?2,234,000... A NBA* WO*UJ> MOpPS*«,^&K* . (Ii.f iff debits totaled »llfi , l22 ,«M) - an Albert I.en 2l , »!M I il H!. , '.'V5 | 9 lli Austin a:i .»i(>:i I i:i7 ,ti'.!R .1 niihnn for Miss Holliday, Joseph THC PEOURAt- TAXEli PIMP BY TH* MW Ij !^»i ^JI ' NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS increase of 'i (.lercent from Ihe * Ui. HslPUfiTRY IM $1I4 , ,(MI0 lot al recorded for .Caleilunln a , 4V4 | Half of Real Estate Tax*t. According to law, a hank , for the most Mankato 4*l,illl i 41 l!m ,f»«r> i lit '-iico ••ompiiny. |^}^HHUf^Hj fJ^ 'Si p debits ReMORANtTiX. THC "NPUSTRY penalty of 3% musl bo added on th* taxes PAID pjirl , iw clieeks aenlnst rleiio- Sprlni* Valley 2 ,WH | s ll , :.:i» -• ,1 Jurors In thi' case were: Mn. M^K9Rj BaBK ^JB ( gmi-< , Mrs ALSO UMP OVKI**l,***MXJ,OC>*0,CK>0 ^^^ |fy^ ON AND AFTER JUNE 2ND. silora ' afcoiint.i in Iwiil hanks . Winona 2JI , Wtl 0 llll . m I 2 Joseph A . Ii Vim SCHMIDT . ,..U trntl cance of thennselves, ale.svUle 1 , 227 | '!. .» . 0ti0 I M IN . Alton Nnlhlson , Mrs. \ A- K M-II County . II1QI K ..liuluil, HAMM Sl.Kaul ROYALII ., .O I Tr*aiur*r They are rerogni/od ns l,n Crosse H2 , 4iil | t;i , :i:i.', ;i70 , II) Vern Stinson , Willis Tulare and f.RMH BUI .Mlnn«p»»i 8CHHL . ...Na* Ulm ¦ IwiiiR \^ J . _ .— ____^______^___ a rough indicator of lieiierol Mondovi 2,«fil *| 2J' 10, 247 +1 Mn. Elmer Obitz. - Prisoners were transferred to La Crosse Moving the old county Jail and will be Jail moved to the new county build- Principal Named 6ut of Old ing when the jail Is ready there IJ, CROSSE, Wis. litn-The La in a week or two. Wight hid been The community has been §L Kappswsd.<£aM Outdoors CtoMt city jail which^ plan- f of the jail since the Voice 38 yearn nlng a new State At Cochrane-FC condemned for the past The/Winner as unfit for human habitation Department of Public Welfare One of the side attractions was closed permanently Tues- first condemned the lockup 35 High School of the Flin Flon, Manitoba, day night. years ago. Beauties trout festival which is held dur- Big-Foot COCHRANE-FC, Wis, - A ing the July 4th holidays each FOR OUR new high school principal has /&/ JOIN US been engaged for Cochrane- year, Is the packing contest, N ^^ Fountain City High School suc- popular with guides. The guide Eye Tina Louise ceeding Ralph Leahy, resign- fR J DAY NIGHT ed, Supt. Richard D. Peterson in the picture walked away with J^ By EARL WILSON 600 pounds — the winr ar nets mail . .;.. a announced. ^ NEW YORK — We columnists get some crazy Gavin M. Strand, now high all the flour he can carry as BUFFET writes plaintively that her teen-age daughter's worried § SEAFOOD W mother school principal and athletic di- the top prize. about her big feet . . . and is it true that certain glamour girls variety of delicious seafood / paper? rector at Edgerton , will assume 1 A wonderful || have large feet . . . and would I please say so in the the position after additional 1* and fish dishes, prepared as only ? our N l| deaf lady It's true. It's chic to admit you're "over 9." The 51,000 winning trout III Yes. . graduate work during the first iSl . (?;hef can, await you at Winona's mnst 72 Jackie Kennedy steps chicly, delicately into a size 10 . . . of in 1964 weighed 40 pounds, , re- session at the University popular buffet. 7Join lis Friday I If Lauren Bacall into 9%. Candy Jones, the model-authoress Minnesota summer school, He three ounces. The trout con- \m\ that her feet expanded two sizes, from 8 to 10, when test runs from vJune 19 to members began graduate work last sum- ADULTS S2.00 CHIlgREN $1.25 _0mJil she entertained troops (prob- ' .' sunset July 3. The celebra- :\|Y mer. .?>. '¦ ¦ : r ably from wearing combat world before it was born. It will tion dates are July 1 V|\ SERVED EVERY FRIDAY ' . $^~?!Q_k boots). Tina Louise of "Gilli- probably be born air sick" . . . HIS WIFE. Constance, will be through July 4, covering a yfa 5:J0 to 8:3P p.m- ln the '' ¦ '¦ ¦ ' >¦' ' elementary ? art adviser. Xf Shop "\%1 2* ' ***>£ gan's Island *" who s a big girl Irving Berlin, who was 77 Canadian holiday and our N^V^ Mi.ii*sippl Room & Coffee y}}(i W- all over, wears size 10 on her co-producer Strand attended grade school Fourth of July. f & ' May 11, thanked left foot, and 10% cn her right. 7-for birthday at WhitehaU; received his bach- Leland Hayward The event publicity man says Witti 20th Century-Fox riding added, ''It's good elor of arts degree — in busi- greetings and bache- "Flin Flon, on the Manitoba • high again, I asked Darryl Za- to be 77 aj?flin . 1 was much ness administration arid nuck in that corner table at 21 President. lor of science in social studies Saskatchewan border, is only plder during¦ 'Mr. '" how much stock he owns. "Not " ' big benefit at Winona State a fast SOft-mile drive from the Buddy¦ Hackett's . College, a n d even 50 percent," he said. (N,J.) Jewish North Dakot a border oil High- for the Ft77Lee his master: of way 10 which joins U.S High- "However , my family has a lot" Community Center starring . — arts in adminis- way 3." It woiild make a dif- .. ."Eighty percent?". . ."No, Sammy Dayis, Phil F o s t e r, 90, but that doesii't give me tration . - curric- ferent Fourth of July trip. Steve Lawence and Eydie Gor- ulum and super- Friday Saturday control. , because I can't con- me, Jan Murray and Wm. B. AA U SIV own family." vision at Colo-¦ Wisconsin Deer trol my Williams . — jammed Lincoln rado State. . '¦ A deer season similar to ' ¦ . ¦ Sunday, GLAMOUR GAL Samantha ' Center. Mrs. Strand. that of 1964 was recom- • If R A'B 1 Eggar, who's expecting, flew off Buddy recalled the night Jack r a d ti ate mended for the Mississippi MAY 21-22-23 to Lortdon with her husband Warner visited his home, and Igof P la in- River counties by the Wis- UV >cni»»^" From SkV-V-i; VI Tom Stern who said to me, "I Jan Murray pretended he v i e w High consin Conservation Con- wV LIVE MUSIC will be the father of the only thought the producer was an School , earned gress to the Conservation J ' M Every Frl., Sat. child that's gone around the imposter. He flicked ashes on Strand a bachelor ; of Commission at its annual ^ Sun /)] If Fi |il %/ Warner's suit and sa.^ , - "See? science with a double major in meeting in Madison this * jw Rtllli T If you were REALLY Jack mathematics and art at Winona week. The recommendation also favored a quota that at 8 p.m. the council will hear ^v of arts in Warner, would I dare do that?'' State and her master was a two-day any deer, would hold Wisconsin's thei recommendations of engi- TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: The art at Colorado State?; She was followed by a seven-day possibly elementary art supervisor at St deer herd at its present lev- neers on the bids and owner of a midtbwn cafe com- buck only season. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Charles, v el, about 600,000. award contracts. ¦ ¦^ . ¦¦ " ^ . . ¦T. v HMHMATINEES: 2:15 plained about business: "Things AND HIS BAND A statewide nine-day buck Also at that meeting public 25*s50f-tVfc havfe become so bad that I've Strand was teacher and coach three years and two as assist- season from Nov. 20-28 with hearings will be held on three NITES: 7:00-9:10 stopped watching the bartend- ¦' A GOOD ' ¦ Ne mlnpr. •lldweH — will »e Hay- more liberal schedules in the z on ing requests concerning tmw ______* a\ ai wawa__mai yeu 25«-65-s8i* ant high school principal at Bid Opening Set er." ^ field Consolidated High School eastern and southern agricul- property at llth Street South in « Fay's Golden Acres; Lot 5 on TIME HERE! ih"k"'- SEE IT NOW | WISH I'D SAID THAT : At and moved tb Edgerton , last tural and river counties was \ Sid Allen's they ? mentioned a year.: Mrs; Strand was high recommended. At La Crescent South 5th Street between Elm mathematics and Hill Street , and a lot on tight-fisted Broadwayite: . "It school . art and ( teacher at both places. ? Delegates from 61 coun- LA CRESCENT, Minn: Spe- Hill Street between South 4th took him six months to discov- ) er he'd lost his Diners Club Both are members of the ties voted for the proposed cial — La Crescent Village and 5th streets on the east side BUFFALO CITY RESORT card." v MEA and NEA; Strand has deer season with Adams Council at a special meeting of the street , County the lone dissenter. Monday at 7 p.m. will open bids Caswell En- REMEMBERED QUOTE: membership in the state and Myron Waldow of The congress also recom- on redeveloping municipal well will present for "Experience is the cheapest national associations of second- gineering Co, National mended the use of the "vari- No. ' 72. for the thing a person can buy — if ary school principals. approval specifications Council for Social Studies, and able quota in northern and he's smart enough to get it sec- At a special meeting May 27 five street improvements. Pi Delta appa. Mrs. Strand is central management units. ond-hand." — Pic Larmour. a member of the AAUW. FISH FRY EARL'S PEASLS: The enter- The congress, an advisory or- taining DuPorit show at the Fair ENROLLMENT in a summer ganization to the Wisconsin Con- mentions nylon : "A product that developmental remedial and en- servation Department, approv- Friday^ May 21 changed the lives of all of us — riching reading program for el- ed the following exceptions to *^Rbdlqylor and the legs of half of? us." ementary students at Cochrane- the basic nine-day season: A Fountain City schools is 186 to Jack Carter, TV-taping a three-day, all deer season in j OHrao î^ date. : '' ¦?' • the southern agricultural zone | J % show with Rosemary Clooney at #|f JIH ^ ¦ ALL YOU CAM " $ | 5 the Rainbow Rra., pointed to a 7 Six teachers have been en- including Crawford, Grant and IV '.TO THE NEW f " '! EAT FOR ONLY . .4 | huge glittering chandelier and gaged for the . 11 classes that Dodge counties. • Jp-tssicnr double sessions from : cracked: "See that Sophie will run in Includes salad, french fries, bread and butter, :. IWGEiaHt;s^.'v' -: June 21 through July 30. En- A three-day, all deer sea- STEREO BI©SOTOO) coffee or tea. Tucker's earring!" . .. That's Fountain son followed ' b; a six-da,/ earl, gaged so far for the brother. City School are Mrs. Joyce buck season in Door, Ke- *^\OF SEE6URQ MUSIC/ Y i SERVINC HOURS: ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ - ' - ' Ganz, Mrs. Arda Guenzler waunee, Manitowoc, Calu- » l^ ' . ' , ' . . - . - * ' . . , . x t Fridays — S p.m. to 10 p.m. and Mrs Evangeline Baertsch, met, Sheboygan, Ozaukee, Saturday. — 5 p.m. to midnight and for Cochrane, Mrs. Eileen Washington, Fond du Lac [ IN OAK'S GO-GO ROOM Sundays — 5 p.m. to 10 p.mi Mabel School Miller and Hilbert Schultz. counties and Winnebago EVERY NIGHT FROM 8:30 PM. TO 1 A.M. County south bf Highway 21. A nine-day, all deer season I EXCEPT MONDAY Cemetery, for Menominee County. Concert Slated Mabel Open 11 cm. ' STARTS SUNDAY ' ' " M^' I V ' ' ' ' ' MABEL, Minn. (Special) — A limited, all deer season' at ^^. f* The band and the home eco- To Reorganize Camp McCoy under a military L Buffalo City Resort nomics and industrial arts de- MABEL, Minn. (Special ) - permit until 660 deer are har- ?7; :: the vOAKS?; :! partments will be involved in vested. BUFFALO CITY, WIS. George Frogner, Harmony, ad- ^Ân airthbrlzed Soeburg dlsco-thequ* Mabel High School's annual 1 ' .'¦ ' " " i vised the Mabel Cemetery As- The congress delegates . "pops concert" at 8 p.m. Tues- sociation at the American Le- oRivt M Tnrt^Te.w 1 day in the auditorium. -~^^r ' * gion Hall Monday night to re- **¦* . ~^^r- -^^r- ^¦•¦•^¦r— ^ ^ — m mm m mm mm ^ -^^^ ^^^ ^^^^~ ^m*~ ^^ ^^) m^ ^^^^ m l Adult? and juniors 75*5 The band wOI play while organize under new by-laws. ^^ Children Under 12 FREE girls in the home economics Five new board members, Sanders Suggests: tohite at 9:00 Only classes will model apparel that James Nichols, Mrs. Julia Hag- they made during the last year. g^C^nel en, Olean Amdahl, Clarence Lee j l ^ j ENDS FRIDAY \ Projects constructed by indus- were • • trial arts students will be on dis- and Mrs. Vivan Hover ' LAKE VIEW play in the hall and the agri- elected. A committee — C. M. PLAN YOUR mg& \ culture room. White, D. -A. Tollefson , Bruce 1 |J ^ Williams and Mrs. Fannie Sher- Melvin Ruehmann is the band burne — will meet with Frog- DRIVE-INN director. | ner to draw up new articles of [ 610 East Sarnia St. I incorporation similar to articles WHITEHALL PUPIL RATED now used by other cemetery as- i IT'S NEWI FILET O' FISH I E^^PS WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special} sociations. —A Whitehall High School sen- Following the meeting the SUBMARINE *)Cc^ ior is among Wisconsin's top 25 board elected Mrs. Hagen , pres- ) Golden brown Haddock tervod In Hot Dog M STEVE JAMES RICHARD i Bun. topped with tartar tauct ? ATfENB0fl0tl6ff' percent high school mathemat- ident; Amdahl, vice president; . mk\%^_W i\ jMcQIiEEN GARNER ics students as the result of a Nichol s, secretary, and Mrs. ^ |C0LO8:.« PANAVISION *,.„. *, -*«™j. statewide contest. Ronald An- Hover, treasurer. derson , son of Mr. and Mrs . TODDYBURGER ^~ Karl Anderson, Whitehall , wljs AROUND CHICKEN ELVIS PRESLEY INDEPENDENCE GIVES \f Hamburger on toasted bun, -with m \ in the top 25 percent among toe , (Spe- frTREiTT / Barrtl, aerves 7-10 , $4,95 ^% <( INDEPENDENCE Win. » wl" furn,,h €up, i cheese, lettuce, tartar sauce mWrn^mW \ G. I. BLUES" 22,000 students from 360 tfiigri cial) — Independence people ) W* < \ Bucket, ,five. 5*7 $3,95 plates, napkim, fork, 1 end schools participating in theJJRe- gave $22fl. *15 to the Cancer Cru- ( i/, Barre l, serve. 3-4 ... ? ;....$2.50 1 and spoons ,t no extra 1 "BUCCANEER" Iiminary test Feb. it and amonR sade this ye«r compared with y, Bucket, serve. 3 $2.25 ) HENNY PENNY ] tho 1 22(1 c<,s, SAT. NITE ONLY ,100 students from $170.10 Inst ye; r , according to V • I Jumbo Box , serves 5 ...... $1.75 schools in the finals March 2?! Mrs. Ernest Sobotta , chairman. ) X CHICKEN $1 AA with Potatoes , ' She was assisted by 22 solici- Potato Salad, pt. servea 3 45* * \ Carrot and Cilery I ÛmJ r Stick , Toast and Tartar Sauce m w^m ^m i EV tors. 35 Coke t, , Orangen , Spritef , qlT" J5<»! Tenderloin, I THURSDAY, MAY JO, 19HJ YOUR ORDER , ' , , ' , M . . , f Pizxaburgor, Californloburger , ' (80*> flat, in your container — 90** gal. in oun) Shrimpburger t VOLUME IM, NO. 151 SEE IT NOW Published dally txctpt Snturriay and Hol- ce PHONI ' • • idays by. Rtpuhllcnn and Htrnld Publish- 5, | 8-2231 FOR CARRYOUTS THE FILM THAT BEGINS WHERE Ing Compnny, 401 Franklin St ,. Winonn, Minn. TST CHICKEN VILLA Dr i OPEN 11:00 A.M. TO 11:00 P.M. I THE OTHER MON DO PICTURES SUBSCRII'TIOri RATES Slnflla Copy — 10c Dally, Uc Sundny CHICKENED 0«llv«red by Carrlad—P«r Wsak M c«nt» OUT! 16 weeks il273 SI wtaki US.50 TREAT PHONE 8-3691 ^— fly mall itrlclly In advancai paper slop- .yyyyy:* CATERING SERVICE Entsrtainmtiht By ^ pod on expiration date. Fresh , Delicious In Fillmore , Houston, Olmslcd. Winona, THE COUNTRY ( Wnhasha, nsillaln, Jackson , Pipln end ^ Weddings — Receptions f IT CHOW MEIN ROUND-UP BOYS d Trempealiau counties: Vnv/^•^^W1 \Yr rid u\ / Ganerou.ly meatflllad with I year SILDO 3 monlhi ,,.. M.JO tangy Soy I i monthe A.50 1 monlh II,H YOUR HOME, CHURCH, AMYWHBR1 Seuce and crisp Noodle., ^^^^^^^^ BIL^ aJ^BW.P.r'Vi'v'i/^^^^Î^^WW^ __W' mi \ _ /nl \W'\\f ' All other subscriptions* ' • "I Call 1150 & Leivei the Arrangement, to Uil I year SIMM 3 months .... »* JJ ' J pint 4 months .., tit oo 1 monlh »1.60 75c Quart $1,39 | '^Bfr REMEMBER ... WE FEATURE THE HUNTSMEN'S ROOM SPECI AL EVERY FREDDY'S ! Send change of address , FRI. « SAT. t t w(fmy'L. ^^^M> , notices, undeliv- For Private Partle.l Stockton, Minn. I ^m^_^_^_ ^_^_^K__ ^_^__\^^__ ^_ WftM ered coplei, subscription orders nnd other W^y^f^mMwiKtt ^tm t'M^tWxhwm^^'mmmmwf &di' JIGME^^B mall Items to Winone Daily I'rwi, P, O, DOWNTOWN Box 70, Winona, Minn. STEAK SHOP RESTAURANT founjhl^ Jtiidw V \ FRI., MAY 21 | Second clan poitege paid el Winona, We.t Third at Huff Street Minn. y ,^ —-^1 WEDDING DANCE i NOW OPEN CREOSOTE DUELLMAN - ERDMANN v. Old Time^^ and Modern Music I ' IN BULK i 'til 3 a.m. i SATURDAY, 22 i i Bring Your Own Container MAY £^^^^^^Hq^H^ûKUi ^2i^|^^^K£8 ^B^^^^^^^^*-^^B9 -** ^P^H by Randall and trict 291 , Brownsville, Tuesday. ¦ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^ council in September on fhe v aw They ¦received all the 38 votes amount of Randall's salary to cast, " - ¦ be charged to the water ac- ^K^ ^ ^^l --' ifti^t '* I^^^Hi- ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ Clerk Robert Blair reported ' count. .* $15,911 in the general fund, The change was made at a $658, sinking fund , and a certifi- QUALITY held to read CHEVROLET COMPANY meeting Monday cate of deposit for $5,489 all in 105 Johnson St. Winona Phone 239o I H HlfVDSOB part-time meter , p I^Hffl applications for La Crescent State Bank. reader. There were no appli- B lkyi yy t 'ytoterns : ' ^^^ y VIVADIA^ B^^^HIcants: . -: C ¦ 7 The council discussed full- ^^^ ¦i B^H time police protection; The peti- At Kelly' tion of E. L. Sheehan asking s ^^^^^^^^^^H ¦^ *. rsiLBrra* ^^^ ¦ 1 •y^—^«^-/^-^f KsPI^^RHNl___ fN^^H for it was re-read. Sheehan was ___W______m______\- **is«,_.: d. i.im mf - mugmti * m_m_ ^^mm^mmmi_iT '_ Waa\ present to estimate costs. ^ ^^^H ¦ . 4û^%^ JKSHfl All council members favored full-time police protection but HANDWORK . . THE LOOK OF SELIG questioned financing. Mishler , • Back pillow of Fort rel* polyester fiber • Entire grouping as pointing out the ? inability of the ^_ nationally advertised In part-time system to do an ade- that gives deep seating, wrap around comfort HOUSE BEAUTIFUL and BRIDE and quate job, said several other HOME communities in the county now • All pieces protected against stains by DuPont • Color-coordinated fabrics available In our protection also M having full-time Ze Pel" • fabric fluoridlzer SELIG Special Purchase * have revenue from? municipal liquor stores,, sale of electric power from utilities they own. or income from hospitals. La Crescent, with none such revenue, would have to draw from its general account , which now is at its peak income of 30 usual mills. Clerk Robert Kies and Ulrich will-obtain cost of starting full- Rye?What is your whisky? Bourbon?with ^B^H time police protection. Mishler, ^^m^^^ ^ Canadian? Compare it Senn and Miller will obtain Windsor and ^^H costs from nearby communities. ^H you'll agree: Windsor is the ^H The two committee will meet ^H smoothest whisky you've ever tasted. HH June 7 at 6 p.m. DST to coor- HH And because we bottle it BH dinate their reports and present ^H here, we can price Windsor §/| HH their findings at the regular 2LL~tyty council meeting at 5 p.m. ^H right in line with popular- , *** Bm\vf ^^^X J ' HH Meanwhile, the council will H^^^^CpTT^^^^^^H^D^RA yaWSCh \ .^^^^^^^^^M^^^HI*^ ^^^^***** ««^ ^mmâaaw\4am^mmmma^ amt^F^lKS^m^mmmm^m^.* "^^^ -* mmw** J^L Jrf ^âma—^mJX^ &0^ fl^^^^^^^S T ^^^* âr*^ ^ttti ^B J^^L priced whiskies. Try it. -*- _ ^_\Wymeet with its attorney to discuss financing. 1 * SAj&JTyj ¦|^™M General opinion of person** at- I ^9Bfl0||^|9^Ml2aRll ^'*^h_ ^^^^^^^•9SM!£K$ ^^"W-" ^ JlFj&SB&lE3$Lmmr -- J* > K

- VM ^ ; , Assessme nt Notice! Notice it hereby given that the 1965 Local Boards of Review of Winona County will moot at the City, Village, or Town Hall in each City, Village & Townshi p of ~ ¦ Winona County on the date & time sot below. Those meetings are for reviewing ' "^HM K9B8HHH|J^H^RB^HJK' , yy t M>* ^__ 1 JF**W_\&_ ** *"^M| . A<*f^*"?T J^S^mMmmmt' _ ^_WM___ ^t_\\\\\\\\\\W __ \\\\\\\\\__\ - ^ ¦ cind correcting the 1965 Personal Property Assessments and only that Real Property that has become subject to taxation since the last previous assessment. ' ¦ ¦¦ ^ ^* * ^BI^BE^uH^v*****!^. ^.V l^^^^^^fcW 'JPI^^^^r ^TTTa -ttf£vf^HHr^M ' -\ w 1965 BOARD OF REVIEW MEETINGS 9:00 A.M. l iOO P.M. 7:00 P.M. Tuesday June 1 Hillsdale Town Winona Town Elba Village Minneiska Village Wednesday June 2 I Utica Village Thursday June 3 Norton Town Mt. Vernon Town Rollinflstone Village

^^y m 'M PI¦ Sjfff^. ¦ Friday June 4 Fremont Town Warren Town jf * —i£_._r_m =iBPS^NSr » 8 -^^Ml j0t 'mA A Monday June 7 Saratoga Town Minn. City Village ¦ Tuesday June 8 Pleasant Hill Town Stockton Village Chair.,, ^' S5" Sofa....reg. $ 285 Mrs. reg. SUB 'A 'r 'WfW l Wednesday June 9 Wiscoy Town : 1'H l ' Mr. Chair...reg. 126 Ottoman....reg. 23 ; ;J 7 ' -'^v . lT- ' Thursday June IO Elba Town Whitewater Town * Friday June 11 Dakota Village ' ' . ¦. . , , . • ' «¦¦. .. ¦ . "^• 7' _ ;¦ i ' ' ' June M Drrn-sbach lewiston Village " •* ¦ • ' ¦ »^ Monday . ,> Tuesday June 13 Richmond Town Altura Village Wednesday June 16 Hart Town* Thursday June 17 New Hartford Town Goodviow Village NOW AT WONDERFUL SPECIAL PURCHASE SAVINGS Friday June IB Utica Town

Monday June 21 • St. Charles City ¦ Once a ye with j report to the citizens of this area that the B. H. HADKCI F. II. KLAt -f' *- L. V. A ISION first steps have been taken and that every- Competing Supt. Press Supt. Ennrav iiif, Supi , Bill Merrill's thing within the power of this great na- j tion will be done to prevent a repetition of W IU.IAM H. E NIU .ISH G ORDON Hoi/ni Comptrolle r Sunday F.dilor the 1905 Upper Mississi ppi River Valley "Something to floods." Mi:M"li:p Of THK ASSOCIATI'.D PHKJI j

** It s spring, and the. voice o( ¦^ Olffl** *' ; Live By" j lhe dove i Is heard in the hind. Just in time i , too: The '1'he Associated Press Is entitled [ *4 :45 Eocft Mornino hawks were beginning jg&Sj^ to the use (or j to get the upper W^h exclusively rcpublica- i ] hand in Washington. Uf on neWfl > on i !lv*n /*) ^ ^ "" "^** '0ca' Prin*efl ,n • newspaper ns well ns nil A.P. He that tulth he \v>J*^5/¦ 'his I K In the. Ught, and hutrth ^-^ ¦'^ nuws dispatches Wr* brother, lh in durkncMi even until now.—I. . KWNO John 2:». ¦ Thursday, May 20, 1965 \ ] xcrcr&'C>&w&is^ttOEx *B. ENTE RTAINMENT!

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/ ^ "Hey Look Us Over' -The Rockettes . ^ /^ . ¦ —r Come See Your Friends and Neighbors Who Are Participating in "Paint The Town Pink!" - . / - RHODA ABTS JEAN DEBOLT ALICE GROVER CAROL JOYCE JOYCE MIESBAUER MARGE PICKETT JERRY TAYLOR I ' ' - I FRANK ALLEN GLADYS DELANO EARL HAOBERG GEORGE JOYCE BILL MILLER BEVERLY RITTER VIRG INIA TORGERSON , I I JAN ALLEN JEAN DETTMAN HENRY HANSON JEAN KINZIE ARLENE MILLER RUTH ROBINSON NANCY UNDERDAHL \ I I BETTY BAYLON PATTY DOERER BETTY HAUN FRANK KINZIE FLORENCE MOE DOUG ROBINSON EILEEN VON ROHR \ 1 CLAREEN BARRETT MARY EDSTROM CHARLOTTE JEAN KRAUT DICK MURPHY BETH ROBB JAN WAGN ILD \ I I JERRY BERTHE EV EDSTROM HARKENRIDER LEVIE KREMER NORA LEE NAAS GENE RYGMYR BOBBI WALTER \ I I MARY LEE BLAK E JO EDSTROM ANITA HEATH LEO LA FRANCE FRED NAAS RANDEE RIAN IVY WARD \ 1 VIVIAN BURKE RUDY ELLINGS . PHIL HEISE ANNETTE LANGFORD LYNN NANKIVIL LAURA SATKA BILL WARD \ I I HUB dlHRISTEN PHIL FEITEN * PAT HEISE DOTT I LEMBKEY MERYL NICHOLS CAROL SCHUH BOB WARREN \ B LOIS CHRISTENSEN JIM GARRY " WALTER HINDS TONI LINAHAN BOB OLSON SALLY SCHUH IRENE WE RN7. \ M BILL CHRISTENSEN CAROLING GASINK COLLEEN HUGHES GINNY LOOMIS MARGE OLSON DOROTHY SCHMANSKI MARY JO WILTGEN \ / I JANE COLEMAN LEWIS GASINK ROD HURD KUTH LUCAS JAN OSKAMP SHARON SEXTON JONI WOLFE \ / I JANET GOTTEN BETTY GRANGARD PAM JOHNSON YVONNE LINDQUIST DOROTHY OSTRANDER JESSIE SLAGGIE DO DO WOODWORTH \ / I HELEN DAVID DON GRAY s HOWIE JOHNSON OLLIE LAUFENBERGER KEITH OSTRANDER DARLENE SMITH LES WOODWORTH \ / I JOHN DAVID BETTY GREEN JO ANN JOHNSON BETTY McNALLY . EDITH PAVEK HELEN STEPHENSON SHIRLEY WUNDERLICH \ ROSE / I LAUR^V DARLING CHUCK GREEN JOHNSON BRUCE McNALLY PATTI PETERSON \ * / ,> J Thit nrlvortitemont contributed by friondi of Iho Wonion'i Auxiliary, Community Memorial Hospital ^^_»_____

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y ¦ i ¦ • quarters In Red Wing and holds resentatlves of REA. Peterson . CALEDONIA POPPIES conclaves alternately at Red Engineering Co. and Mabel CALEDONIA , Minn; (Spe- AUTOMOBILE Northland Winoriah Heads Wing, Winona *»nd Rochester. Co-op Telephone Co, Midwest cial) - The Auxiliary of yFW \Y Boys Secretary Previous masters from Wino- has the contract for outside Post 3833 will conduct tlie nn- - Galesville Trust na were A. Grant Burleigh. Ar- plant work / Deliveries of cable nual poppy sale on Friday and CERAMIC Tyrian Council thur McDonald nnd Dr. William Says Program aro expected soon. Installation Saturday . \ Maurice A. Miller , 890 , 40th E. Green. of telephone sets and protectors Distributes Money {Reaches Many Ave. Goodview, was elected il- ¦ ¦'. ¦ . has been sub-let by the Midwest SHOW lustrous master of Tyrian Utility to the IrVin Rhlnehart BEAUTIFUL PLASTIC May 21-22-25 The Winona YMCA program Council 4, Royal and Select Mabel Telephone Co., Tama, Iowa. HR TRAINED I reaches about a third of the Masters, at the annual meeting Telephone instruments will be HS} MECHANICS I 7 —»» —. '? To Organizations boys in the city, Larry Schiller, of the Masonic body at ilelivered about mid-June and Memorial , Red Cable Work m 0 MODERN 1 Sandberg Jr. H. S. GALESVILLE, Wis. (Special) boys secretary of the local Y Wing Monday night- installation will begin. The cen- M EQUIPMENT ¦ —Money was allocated to Var* told the Rotary Club at Hotel tral office dial equipment is ex- Wreaths, Sprays Robbinsdale/ Minnesota noon. There Louis Nordby, Red Wing, was Beginning Soon ¦ Jous organizations at the meet- Winona Wednesday elected deputy master pected to arrive in late June or ffl Service On All GUEST ARTISTS-WORK- are 1,600 local members. , and the first of July for both the SHOPS-SEMINARS— . ing of the John F. Gance Me- William Cole, Winon a, princi- ? ArABEL . Minii ;- (Special) - A and Bouqiieis morial Trust Fund directors Programs for boys go down Mabel and Burr Oak exchanges. DEMONSTRATIONS pal conductor of the work. Wil- telephone cable pre-construction Construction has begun on the Monday. to the 6-year-old level. A sen- liam BROS. Open To Public program may be es- Dick, Red Wing, was conference \yas held Wednesday exchange building at Burr Oak. DADD The Sportsmen's Club was al* ior citizen renamed treasurer and Carl nUDD STORE Admission 50f located $250 for culvert tubing tablished. at Mabel Village Council rooms. Plowing in of the 300 some miles V4S HARDWARE I VENABLES I Stromme, Red Wing, remained John Packer, owner of (he of underground cable should be- I HO Main Benefit for Masonic . from the second trout rearing Rotary sponsors a part of the as secretary. 574 E. 4th St. Phon* 4007 S^ ^^ B Memorial Cancer Hospital poind at Arctic Springs Park summer camping program. Midwest Utility Construction gin not later than July 1. The on the edge of the golf course. The organization has its head- Co , Prior Lake, met with rip- Mabel exchange building is near- This will eliminate a stagnant ty with cataloging artifacts will pool ; the area can be grassed. be paid from the fund. The fed- Another $300 will promote eral government also will pay youth curling. The adult Curling part of the salary . Club will get funds for roof re- Miss Sherri Spittler, daughter pair. The bridges on the golf of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Spittler . course will be repaired. Scholar- will be paid to conduct a youth Sportsman SpM ships wiU be pro-vided for high recreation program for children school students. The school li- from kindergarten to the age brary will receive money for participating in the city pro- periodicals, and money for books gram. Miss Spittler will grad- at Low — Low Discount Prices! will be given both school and uate from Gustavus Adolphus public libraries. College next year, where she is A fund was set aside to pur- majoring in physical education. chase fireworks for the annual Filling the urns around town N 4ty of July display. . The sum with flowers will be completed 4 Player BADMINTON SET of $200 will help the Garden of prior to Memorial Day in mem- ^ j ^^3W ^ ^% * >&* dtffflfc i 3tK^» I *» I Eden Club bridge project across ory of the banker who left a ^ Beaver Creek to High Cliff bequest to the city. Park. The bridge will be turned Trust directors are Ralph over to the city on completion, Myhre, chairman; Clark Nixon i Part of the salary of the em- of La Crosse, Miss Evelyn Lar- ploye who will help the Trem- son, Donald Haug and the Rev. pealeau County Historical Socie- Robert M. C. Ward.

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TOLEDO, Ohi -o - MVA former . ^^ HH gk s long-time chairman of the ^^PI^^^^ " jRJj^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ D V fHNfe^Hi^r ^^Bfl .^W^^^^^ B BSSflft-w-f l :*' speech department at the Uni- •tooMfetv ! Tha Small Business Admin- the other half were for repair versity of Wisconsin and His istration is almost ready to of damage to business places, wife died Wednesday when their close Its branch office here, he explained. car struck the abutment of an llll , representa- overpass on the Ohio Turnpike SPECIALTIES |j Harold ?Lcrum SBA LOANS' TO'homeowners , went V l 'i^^^Hr ¦ T M tive from Minneapolis, said as high as $12,000, Lerum said, near Toledo. AVAILABLE L . - ¦¦'• m r IU feliU ' -AiW If mr\ ill 111: 11 ^^HY-T 'X- j V:>)HHvJlmmmm9 11 I I > W-edhesday. and those to businessmen Highway patrolmen said the il 11 KM ''?2£sfwtf B'l 1Jn ' îllkia Organized to help Winona ranged between $2,000 and victims, Andrew T. Weaver ? 74 , . .HMft . iilinmiliMbiIII businessmen and homeowners about $20,000. and his wife, Cornelia, 72, both i . ^ Ai^Wi" SUGAR apply for flood rehabilitation No totals or exact figures of Madison , Wis , were en route ^î^ WwmSBIk loans, the SBA office was situat- will be available until all loan to visit their son . a vice presi- .v OT pP FREE ' ed in the Winona Chamber of applications have been com- dent of Ohio State University \ ' "^ f i ffl KI Commerce building, 163 John- pletely processed, he pointed Patrolmen said they did not |I FRIDAY l!*;; I son St. out. know what caused the car to iet-^| Loans handled through the leave the turnpike. The acci- '^ l» 11?^ , THE OFFICE here 1» "past SBA's temporary office in WA- • Cracked Wheat Bread L | * ¦ the stage of interviewing new dent happened five miles west of ¦ " BASHA totaled about $50,000, the Maumee exchange. Russian Rye y , , v:%'*r - • loan applicants , Lerum said. he said . There were Uor 12 • ' ^'iH Most activity here lately has Dr. Weaver , a native of Wauk- l$f I^ applicants there. Wis I • Danish Orange Rolls > ; been processing completed ap- The SBA operation in Waba- esha^ , had attended Car- plication forms that are re- sha has now ended , Lerum said. roll College where he? roomed • Danish Krispy Rolls 1 4 persons who were with actor Alfred Lunt. They turned by • French Bread |H Interviewed? earlier. became life-long? friends , ** For "the next couple of Social Agencies Survivors; in addition to the • Home Made Kitchen Bread & Who's drinking all lhat Diet-Rite Cola ? weeks," he said , the office here son . John C include two grand- will be open on Wednesdays Council to Meet sons; Andrew and Thomas. GET THEM AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE OR only. Anyone wishing to see him MAHLKE'S RETAIL STORES on a Wednesday* Lerum said, The Winona Council of Social | | may make an appointment with Agencies will elect officers *nd Car Wash Slated I5S W. Sth St. — 7:30 a.m. fo 6:00 p.m. SI * Mrs. Henry Marsh, chamber directors at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday 117 E. 3rd St. — 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. < 1 fraternity ¦ - ' ? Sigma Tau Gamma - Everybody **- office secretary , or by writing at the YMCA. y -X . . wash Saturday ¦ the SBA office in Minneapolis. Theme of the program will be will hold a car You'll find many other delicious bakery specialties V Because it's by far the beet-tasting cola of all Better-tasting "Homemakers' Service," and at Winona State College. It vill low-oalorle offehoots ¦ No Another activity on Wednes- be on Washington Street be- every day at either of our retail stores. t % than old-time colas...or their days will be the inspection of the speaker will be Mrs. Mary Lees than 1 calorie per bottle ¦ America'• Pettee, homemaker consultant tween King and Sanborn from •ugar at all. property involved 'in loan ap- cola-just right forxfiiir family, too. plications, Lerum said. for the Minnesota Department 8 a.m. to 5 p. m. Free pickup favorite low-calorie Fifteen loan applications were of Public Welfare. and delivery will be provided , DON'T FORGETI WHEN BUYING ' received from Winona and the A discussion and social hour according to fraternity spokes- WHITE BREAD PICK UP THE > , Americas no.1 low-calorie- cola man Jerry Wilharm Waterloo, - M <* c. o«. area, Lerum said. About half will follow the business meet- POLKA-DOT WRAPPER. dietrite.COla... oin mil" » u a r.i on , e i»«. »»r« «••• t came from homeowners, and ing and program. Iowa. \\ p j p ¦ CCIflt 7 'SÛ- -^ I 1 J j

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$9 TABLE LEGS TEE HINGES ( 1 JaFww by build-lt-yowrwlf propels. Smooth-landed hardwood. ^LmmmmK r Made UtlCCI . . ; HOUSE PAINT Brass trirn. r, , I I V n-wwac rnini ^ / kxtra Hcnvy / 1 ^ BV , ' I , Earfy American or contemporary. Per Ml of A legs ... \ \ I r«w it^ 'i Mayfak r*io. 444o. w»*.. «" $2.29; s" $2.69; i«- «huh . 74* I ^W leader in fine cutlerv f l* * i^ ca^ lot, per al. al, $3.49 / ^ ^--aollon 9 $4.19; 0 $4.39 ^ ) ^ FILUMA GARAGE ) ""5 } DOORS . ^V . } I I Carlton steel blade; for sharp, lasting cilpc, Rose- V Fiberglas ond aluminum. Very light; vory strong . -» coi»f». ) BUILhlNn V AKONA point white I I wood handle; blade mm full length of handle. -Molar stock colon. 8' •< 7' ..., $77.33; 9- x 7' .... $83.33» 16' x 7' . $144.33 ( ( / n«JB*r*««n«nt ™V««i. , „«!«? - u. and«J .^x ~i J LîwI« -U »bcÂ^ be*Kk H GARAGE DOORS / f $2.59, 25 :I . $5.49, 50-lb.. . $10.69 «viiruTc I ' Frantz qwlltv * »MU&MTS \ J I cutrTDrsri^ . 4-wctlon. - wood 1 anttlKULK"reproof 8' x 7' I I ^^-aw \- ., .. $54.33, 9' x 7' . .. $36.88; 16' x 7* ... $116 88 V f " olnml K»>«rKlnfi . 6-m . I 1 ^^^^^ k ^^^^^^^^ k I - board j 1 pnncl , 2«"xn' *>6.9S 1 \ __\\\\\^^_____i ___WW^mm Û \ ^" 4 x 8-foot sheet $1.76 V I / H V4-4 x 8 foot -Wt _ $2.14 V Ug ( ^ m\^m m luH-M-l'l-lMJ^fcl I f c ^^V I _g~ _ ^ ( T,,e ( # ^V^^^m ^m ^B } ^_W______ri \ -^^m\^m# M ^^—â^k!^T a^ JHA 1E9I ^V1 I i i * / mti ,,, JL JRUW ^^^ ^^ ¦ ¦ | | Mc P )S9 Mm WmtmXMmXMmW ^^tnontlily. ZtZJtZ "*'' 1 ^^M^_ ^^^^ I app d,in tolaI \ May 29,h only > 'K^^ . - ^flflBfe*- ! ** *nwnnt °° r # 1 i âs^î^^^rfc. M^mtSf ^ our ' payment plnn. C mmW _M _W _W_J "mW^-m^ mm) ^ PTfc ^S ^ 1W^ J -i^fcw ••^»a**» mm\mm\^m^^mm\ikwJL \ No phone orders please. Supply is limited. \ ^ J!j ^^F*E f \ \ ( I yo«" fc«»* STANDARD for roliot/. »ov/n ——— 1 / B. WÊ ^^ r Cfail flarfl I

the Town Pink Tickets 7N0W \cyj? Paint | ff lipate | ; ' - \r// ( AND COMPANV ;7.Patron.s -;U}sf'ed - H to raise funds for furnishing the While Paint the.. low) Pink ers may ¦not¦ have purchased patronesses already tickets"is '' yet';""" new Convalescent and Rehabili- patrons and , have their tickets for the ex- tation Unit at the hospital is travaganza b.nefit talent show THE COMMUNITY Hospital offering tickets now to the gen- Saturday nights at Auxiliary, which is sponsoring eral public. They hope to pack Friday and ' ^ Winona Senior High School, oth- the Paint the Town Pink show the house both evenings with "" Winona and area persons who % l kWmmmS will want to see their fellow- " townsmen perform in the show. Arcadia Women' s Go|f Gtub Tickets are being sold in a Pink Lady pink bO"th at the corner of Center and 3rd streets Annbunces Summer Schedule downtown. They also are avail- ARCADIA, Wis. (Special)— er golfing. The Mmes, Edward able at Ted Maier Drug, both Committees for the coming sea- and Richard Smieja will plan Country Kitcheoi. Williams son were announced and invita- the menu for today. Book and Stationery Co., the tions read when the. Women 's A traveling prize will be Hospital G!ft Shop. Von Rohr's dolling Association of the Ar- awarded for low for the field Westgate Drug, Holden Drug, cadia Country Club met for its each week. If any golfer gets Bambenek's Market on Mankato first golfing night of the season low for the 'field on Thursday Avenue and just recently in the Thursday. night three weeks in a row , she lobby of Hotel Winona. will keep the prize. Mrs. Gerald Wolfe, president , " Miss Elaine Sobot- Prizes will be selected by THE LIST of patrons and assisted by Mrs. ta, secretary, arid Mrs. Wen- Mrs. ? Gile Herrick and . patronesses follows : Clarence Fugina; Or». and Mmes, E. E. Chrlstenjtn.VM. dell Byom, vice president , an- L. DeBolf, - -' Daniel Oagallltr, Oran Feath- nounced the committees. MAY 27 prizes will be award- erjtont, Arnold Fenjke, Judd Frederlk- ' sart, George Oarbtr, Warren Heaslav. Mrs. - . . Si Richtman^ Fountain ed for low on numbers 2, 4, 6 Roser F; Hartwich/ D. J.> Hawk,, Paul will be in charge-of Helso. -Herbert Hel«, Sidney O. Hughes, City, Wis., and 8 for low putts besides lOw W. ' Douglas James- Curtis Johnson, the wringer tournament, assist- for the field award. Golfers are Jamei Kahl. Ernest D. Kaufman, J. D. ed by Mrs. Patrick Nelson and to report '. low putt scores each Keyes, L. L. Korda, A. H. Moie Jr., C. W. Rogers, E , P. Rohde, C." A. Roh- Mrs. Erwin Scharlau. week. rer, Curtis A. Rohrer, James Tester; Invitations received for ; the John' Tweedy and J. V. Wadden; . announced The Mmes. D . C. Alexander, Cecil Bald- MRS. RICHTMAN month of June are: June 16, that at least five golf scores win, Hannibal Choate, A. M. Goergen. ' Lake Rallied Eau Claire, Wis. ; E. F. Helm, George. Little, Ward Luces, should be posted on the tourna- , Elks Club, Chippewa Richard Maxwell, M. J. Owen, C. D. the bulletin board June 22 Tearst, R. H. Watkins, M. H. White and ment sheet on 23; Black Riv- C'W, Whmaker; the Misses Etfle Barn- the sec- Falls. Wis.; June at the Country Club by er Falls Country Club, and June hold '/ Bemadina Gappa, Blanche Hunter, ond week in Junfe so that handi- . Dorothy Leicht, Beverly J. Olson, Helen Country Club. Pritchard, . Dolores Schiller and Alberta 29. La Crosse : caps may be posted. June 22. 18 holes of golf will Sen; , Mrs. B: J. Johnson will be in Brottier J. Gregory and the .Messrs. be played at the La Crosse Harold Brehmer, Pr.ul . Libera and Rob- charge of the handicap tourna- Country Club and on , June 29, ert. J. Tearse. ment assisted by Mrs. Ignatius Th« MMsrs . and Mmes. Alden. Ackeli, ^ nine holes of golf will be play- EdwardT. Allen, Frank Allen Jr.- , Jack Sonsalla and Mrs.' . Edward ed. A member may golf in just Andreisen, Lutner Bailey, F . J. Baldwin, Smieja, Independence, Wis. A, J. Banibonek, Joseph Bambenek. Ray one event. R. Bambenek. Philip Baumann, Henry ^ Weekly tournament arrange- Another? invitation has been BenK»; Kermit Bergland, . Leonard Ber- ments; will be made by Mrs? nalz, Jerry Berthe, Ted Biesanz , Ray PINK TICKET BOOTH . . - Among the a member of the ticket committee. The worn- ' ; received from the Osseo Chib mo.id BlucK, -Ralph Boslt, . l ^ Richtman with Mrs. Richard _ , many members of the Community Memorial en wort daily in the: oooth from 10 a.m. to for June 29. William Bohrir—a _gv Boschulte,' VVll- \ Smieja , Independence, and Mrs. llom Bray, Adolph Ereif?e?7-FT«J_W. : Bur- Hospital ' Auxiliary-who; have been manning 4 p.m., selling tickets to the show which 5 /// don-abour June 15 the Eau Claire Coun- me|«ter, A. A. Biirsteln, Roger .Busdicker, . , j \ Willis Berzinski assisting. , . Richard Callander, James Carroll, Wil- the P-jiht 1 the Town- Pink ticket booth at will be Friday, and Saturday evenings at Wi- j ,>* 1 1*. \\. ¦' try Club will hold a luncheon ¦' ¦¦ - The club champion tourna- ? bridge invitational. Reser- liam S. (.. 'Christensen, William G. Cbl- Cen t er and 3rd streets are, from * left . Mrs. nona Senior High School. Curtain time is 8:15 will be handled by Mrs. and clougl- , R . P. Cornwell. L. G. Cronen, C. j 7| ment the C;; Currier, Richard Darby, John .David, Fountain City, vations must be made with ? N7 J. . Fischer .and. Mrs. J. E. Krier , co-chair- , . . p.m. (Daity News photo) yI /l*>A. Shirley Steckel, secretary by June 12 and 13. Harold Doerer, James Doyle, James I with Mrs. Eve Borie, Fountain Dresser, Everett Edstrom, Harold Ed- man of finances ; and Mrs, C. K. Baldwin , strom, Gordon Espy, Philip Feiten, M. City , and Miss Mary L°u Kamla TRI-COUNTY GUEST Day, W. Findlay, Carl Fischer, E. H. Fin- ¦assisting. which includes clubs from Mon- kelnbucgi : .N, j. Fischer, Wendell Fish, Ray Flsh»r, David Fleming. Robert F.- Hospital vûxiliary Publicity will be handled by dovi, Whitehall and Galesville, Forsythe, . James Frankard, Mrs. Vernal Solberg. The J. M George, John Glenn, M. . 0. Gold-' Supt. Lily Reich Rec H {11.00 will be held here Aug. 5. Elects at Wabasha Tri-County Tournament also" will berg, F. u. Gorman, G. M. Grabow, A NEW policy will be follow- Johr. Grams, Donald W. Gray, Joseph be held here in Augiist. Greshlk, Earl Hagberg, Stanley Hardt, WABASHA , Minn, (Special)- ed this year, says the president ? t. J. Hartert, Herbert Hassinger ¦ Jr., SoiI Conservation Citation If a woman golfer is not a mem- Ladies night will be each E. F. Heberllng,' - •' ' . St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Auxili- Thursday night at the Country Martin HblllngswortK,F. Robert Horton, > ber of the Arcadia^ Club, she ti. F^.Hurd, G. Jackson, J. L. Jere- INDEPENDENCE-, Wis. (Spe- soil conservation during the ary re-elected Mrs. Clark | Coo l v | ¦ * * will not be ' able to participate Club. Hosting the dinner serv- miass'en, Jam?s Jeresek, R. w.- Johnson, past .25 years. She has set up the Winckler president -when it held H. R . Kalbrener, Robert - .Kelley, Earl cial) — A citation for distin- In any tournament. ed after the golf play tonight ¦ ^ 'Klahnbaom,- .'• .- - .- ' gui**hed achievement in the field conservation curriculum and its annual meeting Mondaj. = Casual ^"^ Two members will be appoint- will be the Mmes. ?Rose Ku- • fe. Iv. King Jr ., Frank Klnzie Jr., J . planned conservation tours for ^Nw - Kirchner, night ed to a menu committee each pietz, AJbert ?Klonecki and Al- A. -Willard Kirchner, J. J. of sod conservation has been her school and has cooperated . oysius Slaby Sr. Kleinschmidt, Carl klegge; Herman Krau- Others elected were: Mrs, Week foi* the dinner served aft- se, J. E. Krler, S. J. Kryzsko, Leo La presented to ' Mrs. Lily Fteich i with state and county special 7 > ¦ And¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Care¦ ¦ Free ^ }< In case ot rain, the women France, Carl Lauer, William Laurie, John ' Association in 1963-1964 and white. y Douglas B. Robinson, H K. Robinson, for women who have contribut- J . . served as a member of the ' Agers at Party H. Gene Rygmyr, James T. Schaln, Don- MRS. REICH was sel«cted ed 50 and 100 hours of work | Sizes : 14 to 20 S. | ^v ald Schmanskl, Maurice ' Schuh, Lloyi team which evaluated the Bruce Schuldt, William Sctiuler. Vernon Seitz by an award will be awarded. Committees ? BLAIR, Wis. (Special) — Spe- committee consist- School conservation program, a , „,,„ ¦ ^ R. J. Selover, Pat Short-ridge, Roberl ing of representatives from the will be appointed . > v^^.,^ ^în^^K-T':\"-— -* yy ;™r ¦'^'"'T' ^sroJ cial entertainment, favors and C. Shoup, E, D. Sievers, Floyd Simon, pilot project for the entire state. ^sû GRADUATION - that won- refreshments highlighted the L. A. Sli-ggle, J. Russell Smith, W , J. S. Forest Service, the; Wis She received the Goodyear Wayne smith, John Stetfen, Robert E? ¦ ¦ * ¦ ¦¦ derful time inv one's life! . consin Conservation Depart- . |?;; . . * . - . . „ . , - H Blair Music, Needlecraft and Sfe-ltep, Robert ?Slephenson, A. E. Sjia, Award for accomplishments , Whether it is from High ment, the University in Culture Club's Golden Age par- E. R. Streater, Carl Suchomel, W HI of Wiscon- soil and water conservation in School or College, it is an ex- Teane, Royal G. Thern, William jlWhu-* sin College of Agriculture, the ty Friday in Zion Lutheran , John Tlougan, Loren Torgerson^ ¦1964 and has served as secre- perience one never forgets — ro* ^ Dan University Extension Division Why not help your friend or Church. Trainer. tary to the county 's soil and For the 39th consecutive year, Daniel Tuschner, TV H. Underdahl, John and Trees for Tomorrow, lnc? water conservation committee relative to enjoy it more by Van Hoof, Donald Walz, Wlllarfl W. Ward, These awards remembering them with some the club ended its season with Wlillam P. Werner, William C. Wernz, were initiated for the past five years. little gift — if it is a boy ' or a special party for Blair women William F. White, Howard F. Williams, by WFWC in 1958 as a means ' ¦ ' Ralph j. - Williams,. John Woodwortr., AN0 Leslie 'Woodwortfi and Francis L. Zeches of inspiring Wisconsin women \y0£>COWPANV 1ft a girl, we at BROWN DRUG who have reached the age of ^ te BLAtR LIBRARY PICNIC y/ \\ JL ka can give you «ome sugges- 70 and oyer. to recognize the need for con- tions for? gifts that are always served by Circle H. Attendance tinued effort in the wise use BLAIR , Wis. ( Special)—Mrs. just a bit different — and re- MRS. DONALD Stanford, prizes were won by Mrs. Vin- of natural resources. Orvin Stay, librarian , and the member we will gift wrap free president, welcomed the groyp. cent Glomski and Mrs. Alex The award given to Mrs. story hour children ended the ¦ for you. Mrs. Donald Erickson intro- Pellowski. Reich, the nominee of Mrs. Ei- season with a picnic in Blair duced the program which was It was announced that the fall leen M. Layton, Galesville ' We now have the type dark . Wis., Riverside Memorial Park Tues- glasses in the store that you in charge of Mrs. Philip Thom- meeting will be Sept. 20. grew out of her activities in day afternoon . I • AMERICAN fi | te, !¦ IM 1 have been asking for — yes, elementary music supervis- — IW'W—W — WWM' P 'III 'H — 1 1 ill! * those big round and I do mean or in the Blair school ; tp1 ' . , ¦ . "$•'•:' round and big) — and with Pupils in the sixth grade sang I TOURISTER Ml the dark frames — jus} as three songs and fifth grade pu- ' you see in Glamour and Voûe pils presented a Stophen Fos- 1' . ' uragAGE ; — When the new Vogue comes ter play? Mrs. Jacobson gave JH 'A < on the rack this week, he sure several readings. gm ** to see the full color page Each of the 31 guests was pre- showing the new Sea and Ski sented with a spring favor. te || || w If AND COMPANV i | glasses — the goggle type — Gfipa"// Mrs. Alfred Pederson spoke in 1 the see through part is polar- i zed — provides a ribbon of behalf of the guests, The oldest vision — the. lens runs from guests were Mrs. Emma Ro- ear \o ear — people pjitsido seth , who will observe her 92nd can't see you — y.ou can sre birthday in July, and Miss I ^ them — When the sun goes Daisy Immell, 90; •down, push (he goggles up for " ¦ z headband ~ dark lens with A BUSINESS meoflng follow- LJaJg-liMLjLU | : iA Ku :,. frames of pink , orchid , gold . ed Plans were made to have * " * !)lue or hlnck . potted planLs placed in the " It's the srason for tlie Bon brackets on the liglit standards Voyage gift — . Hie gift now in the business district, must be one for the person The club has donated $15 to wh*> has to he very careful the Blair Public Library ; $10 of the amount and weight of to the Girl Scout drive; $25 to luggage — no company hns Tri-County Memorial Hospital , as many and as fine gift sug- Whitehall; $5 to tho Federated Kestions for the traveler as Nurses' Scholarship fund ; $50 lhe CELEBRITY company fc — to a permanent scholarship M Vv A VA ; \ \~) I I rrv**^k K**N r** ^^HHB t v A at Brown '/i you will find a fund , and a. $50 scholarship to travel section with gifts Jfrom Mnrie Engebretson , graduating y^r^f: $ one dollar — travel cftscjj, senior. She was chosen by sev- i W \\ÛITips envelopes of detergent for eral faculty nnd ~~MNC Club laundering •— envelop*!*** ol members. f something called "MR, I \\ A. V?\ ^.^ SHINE , " wonderful little ¦ ^ towelctl **** snturntori with n St . Ann' s Guild NOW sttlHO'iih • for shiirlng nny colof r\\ \ 8 90 f of shoe — More foil envelopes Meets at Church nf spot remover , and Ihey St, Ann 's Guild of St. Stanis- ' really work—Still anollicr en* laus Catholic Church ) VOTED held its ' ' '73l|v || velopp ' of demising toweMtcs spi'in*! meeting Monday evening , ; HlKh Heels V ^:wiir«'A.;!. - I for Ihe Inert nnd hands Tiny % Mni Muei.i \v ' — nt the church , with .10 metnbers ^^0^M^K ' case holding n foIdin R t ooth- present . "MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED" tirush , small tube of toolh- It was decided hi hold thc pnsle, nnd n plastic bottle for dime-n-serving dlnjtcr mouth wash — Small June 27. ! WITH THE CLASS OF '65 ' foltling Mrs. Peter Kulas will he chair- : / - - • sewing kit with nceill'-s , ' : i threw) man anrl Mrs. Alex Pellowski , , thimble and ev«*n n l{ V<^y not? Americon Tooriifer ho« everything. Stylo. Eajy-going oood small pnir of scissors — Cold cfrchnirman. lookt cream in n small lulx* — Cards were played after thi! j : and „„., mf hanger-*-- Kxtrn plastic bottles r- y peau de viic . patent or smooth Iculhi r m^ THE EPISCOPAL / • 'A / \| • Reinforced with llherglau for extra pretec- • tuxoriom floral brocade linlngi Of four Mzcs -- S i i'i ri 11 plastic » WOMEN \ •- ' uj)|X-r,s , . ¦ •" tin.* elegant accent lo yinir • / W ; tlve ' fore assuming his present posi- Mrs. Hubley baked the shower president of the Y?FW Post 6893 tion in the Minneapolis schools. vin Olson, vice president; Mrs. Mrs. C Bilkey Full - turfaced automalie . . . cake. Waitresses were Janice at the May meeting. Spencer Olson, secretary, and ¦ He received his B A. degree and Kathryn Johnson and Lou- To Tour Europe $jm m ' gj^rri' tangle-proof hook ... Swedish Other officers installed by Mrs. Jann Peterson , treasurer. ^Qj U »te»l " .¦' • . . plus many mora ex- at the Henderson State Teach- ise and Barbara Rollins." The 40 women played nine ^ ers College in Arkadelphia , Miss Roe will marry Leonard Mrs . Clarence Seelye were; With 40 Students UNLT I P%%B eitin-0 features; In this new ma- " holes of golf followed by a A : chW Ark., his M.A. and Ed. D. at Rollins Jr., on June .., 12, Mrs. Darwyn Northway, senior supper served by the out-going ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) — IVI AA \ 7' ,?? . - 7- . vice president; Mrs. LaVern officers. - The former Miss Suzanne Matt- Knoepke, junior vice president; son; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DOWNTOWN Mrs. Aaron Klompenhower, PRIZES WERE awarded Richard Mattson, Franklin, £$M el ¦ Mrs. John Leeseberg, historian; . el by bus to London. From lAlAlj.AiÂcome inerf LA< B Mrs. Jerry Scheevel, musician, whose names start with A w ¦ and Mrs.? Keith Gartner, patriot- through L. The guest day for London they will fly to Copen- ic instructor. golfipg will be June 29. hagen , Denmark. They will visit Switzerland Germany, Italy ; ^ Meetings are held the first Committees for the 1965 golf , Titesday of ea'Sh month at the season are : Mrs. Charles Rong- and France. Iri France they s will visit Paris iand spend a few :; 1 Ed Drazkowski i servicemen's club. . stad, chairman, and the Mmes, The 66 auxiliary members will Java Bergerson, days on the-French Riviera. In f Harold tâufen- Berlin , they will dine with May- I *¦>^^r. - -^; . ¦« - a^m¦¦ Each person is to bring a sack HOLIDAY IN SAN JUAN ^^^^^ B^Vi ^W' xyxr_^_m • - lunch. BLAIR, Wis. (Special) - Mr. ¦ TOLLEFSON OPEN HOUSE ^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^^^^§&y&i$y û Mrs.? Francis Jilk is in charge and Mrs. Amos Kolve partic- of reservations-. : ' CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special) ipated in ?; a four-day ,holiday in ¦ ¦ . ¦ ¦ m —Mr. arid Mrs. Odin Tollefson, San Juan last ¦week . All ex- who were married Saturday at penses were paid to Puerto RicO Lake " City Auxiliary Bismarck, N.D., will be honor: by Chevrolet for the March and ed at ah. open house Sunday April sales campaign. Among ¦ ¦ Will Meet Monday v. ?'-. . rryyx^yxyyy.:y - \ from 12 noon to 3 p.m. in St places of interest they visited ' LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) Mary's clubroom. No invitations were the Elmor Fortress and ¦: ' ? ¦' " ¦ ¦ : ? —Lake City Municipal Hospital are being sent. Castle. lllli! ; -;7:fe' lllli! - Auxiliary will hold its last meeting of the season at 7:30 p,m. Ed hopes his man/ friends and folloy*/- Monday in the hospital dining «rs will continue to enjoy his food room. Because of the Memorial specialties at hit new location. Day observances the auxiliary meeting is being held a. week earlier. WOOLWORTHS Service awards will be pre- DOWNTOWN^^f^ JGjbchsULsented, followed by a social hour. Huff and West Third Sf. Phone 8-3691 The group will not meet in June, July and August.

TRADEHOME . -fi . ' FLORAL MEMORIES M/• •'' ' ,, \ JhiticA*^^r y 7RElL,S W,TH PLASTIC y Choice posies LOWERS J!-'..' »' ' • \ Kl^tew geranium ^¦fc^^^ sweet of — lily with or ^^^ peas. *t CQ m4 QQ , THE NEW ' Bow trimmed Ea. AwD *! +&* imm UP WHITE STrROFOAM FLORAL CROSS A ^mmak*aaW\^mml^^ '^MaaW^^^^^^y^-ammmmmm ^mmmmm âa ^^^ aW\\m% aWW MUS I Ê^Bu M £• Bow trimmed nrnmi-,"-*nu*nt of mock 4 QQ *\ QQ ^La B^k B^ S^K ÔPENED LOOK roses «ir with sweet pens Ea. AmD *JmCt*f9 lillil VASEFUL OF PLASTIC GERANIUMS Livc-lookin** flornl freshness. „ «j QQ km ,N ' With nock ferns Ea. *li«JO ^^ GLEAM,NG 4" POT OF PLASTIC GERANIUMS Imiliil ions in various flora l hues. Qftf- ^^m WHITE Large, . small blooms. Ea. 30l# ^ RJ^ l SUMMER ; \ R f ^ H " "Bleeding and Non-ble eding Plaids " 1 I ~~^ I llOOWUP StWKVK BMMJSK ^^î'^VA N. \\. aj. J O oo f] Beratada co'la'r. B tm 18, « ••• ^"^^^^ I I 2 POCKET ACTION SKI11T ^»JL^^ I JSovf Uy wi-b Mt. O im in. I B EAUTIFULLY STYLED IHIII.I:» «v]0 5to NKCK simrr , I ] !«• unit tin brlt. ' 10. "!l ^^ 1 1® ™!! ^ . . | DRESSY IOOK ^ W W V I^^ SJÔK. 1 «HOOPIVIK ZIP JACKET »S^M**** | | I^ng nlttar*: S.M.U I X 1 MATCHING 1IAMMI AGS |99 N^;jy// ^/ v ' . \ A. THE CUT.OUT STRAP— ->l ,' -m~ *' ' ' ' I 8k*ald«*r« «*ad *i*&',- ' 'Vl-;A\. \ White Baaded Li*«rd V.V.;. \ Pate-illte I 2 I»€. SKIRT SETS N^^ . A f~ «|4| , , | Oonklr b-rrimlrd Jurist, ntrmlght »klr*l. W _\ ' , *" i » . •¦ NAM Widthi >5&J.v: / . . »• THE SLIN& STRAP— | IO • 18_ Jtimi IU-»»«r»«c«l. ».«••• ^-^ '1 ,\ 14" EASEL BACKED WREATH, 9 10 Siifti -4 '/i to 10 ^^&S . '\ " .\ While Doad«d Limrd MOCK FLOWERS ,, .. , ' En. fc»la ^^£>A PatenllU 14" PINE-LOOK WREATH 9 /1Q 3 /IQ ^^* Ea, ti43 "3i-W 52 Eait Third Sl.-Wlnon** A IMITATION ROSES 54 EAST THIRD StREET SHOP FR IDAY NIGHTS LIVE GERANIUMS 7^ IN i" POT. MORIEa. « *Jv IN DOWNTOWN WINON A 1 ^r—»r^ WORTHYOM* MONEY 'S ¦ Aho] ^ B ^SS^SSmWSMSSmml^ At ¦ I KAI/CHwfwIC et;;^' c« i ! H P BS) WOOLW ORTH'S *<* not extend to electing coun- rests with the County i class to represent nl Ion In only did 14 Thnr«a>y. May 80, ms trlctlng jn I960 and IMS Olm- and Ehrick. was delayed for a rect not only,from the legal and appeal ty commissioners , since tho sied County's commissioner year while Foley served as com- 'constitutional, standpoint , bu t Board, which is not scheduled to I two districts. ! This was well before the U.S. county is a creation of the stiite. districts have not been re- mander of the American Legion . from the moral and equitable meet uhtil next Tuesday. for five commis- fiably inferior status without ra- Supreme Court's recent stringy In calling drawn since 1933. The change view as well." FOLlh' JIAD argued that of nearly eqfinl tional Or legal basis." FOLEY WAS out of town to- ' elections of reapportionment rulings^ sioner districts. But in handing down his rul- that year also involved a State Rochester Mayor Alex P: when last November s it would mean dis- Briesath Attends ¦ day and unavailable for com: in the howler. In his decision , Judge population , ing, Judge pison advised rural Supreme Court decision . Smektn said the derision will went off unchallenged 13,(KKl persons ment, although he had earlier s I !)63 redis- Olson noted that the court has tricts of about residents not to view the deci- give Rochester the "represen- face of the board ' 1-flfiO population Litigants in the current ac- said he would appeal the deci- some three months ruled that the equal protection each . hn*'"-d on sion "through the ' ''urban-rural ? tation we^feel we're entitled to." tricting, special mid-decade Meeting With tion suit were the three Ro- sion if it called for redistrict- after the suit was filed , the clause of the 14lh Amendment figures A conflict' spectacles, " , - ' ' He added that "we think a earlier this year, how- : diester residents who filed ing. ?. - ? great deal of our rural"' repre- matter became a dead issue. He to the U.S; Constitution applies census Rural loss of legislative pow- stfit - . Dr. David G.7Hanlon , a ever , boosted Rochester's popu- Ehrick called today 's deci- sentatives," but that the deci- also argued that the State Su- to state citizens. er, he said, would be limited to member of City Council, and " UK ¦ "strange lation . by about 7,000 person* Congressmen granted, while the sion in line with recent U.S. sion is a matter of law. preme Court; in ruling on a re- IT WOULD that illegally Rex Gregor and William H. " said Judge Olson , if over 101)0 , or the equivalent of Attending a conference today , one vote " concept Supreme Court cases where the Rural commissioners were not districting suit in Olmsted anomally, "one man ? Coats. They were represented 's right to representa- another half a commissioner dis- In St. Paul for visiting congress- assures rural residents of fu- "one mah, one vote " rule was immediately available (or com- County in 1933, upheld the stale the citizen by O'Brien , Ehrick and Wolf of law limiting cities of the second tion in electing st ate legislators trict. - men and mayors of flooded i ture protection against . possi- is instituted? and said it is "cor- ment. The decision to formally Council Presi- Rochester. R. V. Ehrick. who cities was City ble encroachment of their legis- also Rochester cit y attorney, dent Harold Briesath. lative power by city residents. substituted for Ma- tried the case. Briesath first in yor R. K. Ellings, whp?was in The decision is the Named as defendants were the Battle Creek, Mich'. Mayor -FA- i Minnesota and only about the j county commissioners, the coun- fourt h in the nation upholding lings delivered lhe city's ap- | ty and the county auditor . The plication for federal disaster the "one man. one vote" theory 1 throe rural commissioners, who funds to the Battle Creek re at (he county level. Other cases contested the suit , were repre- ¦ ¦ : giotial Office of Emergency ? of this type were upheld by sented by Wabasha attorney ¦ fif Planning headquarters. As soon higher courts in Michigan. • ¦Wis- Daniel F. Foley. TîiHii ~^7#^:? ^^ M?n-M*y^ consin and Maryland. BS the regional .office approves The ci.se, in*.olving occasion- the application , ihe mayor will EXCEPT FOR token iedi->- al \erhal clashes between Foley deliver it to the OEP in Wash- ington . DC. ***• *<3S*33SJ$'***"S'%S"^"*'"?^ ' ) Leading the delegation of ^ ¦ * - ^***~- ^^*"* v_V^^ ^^H ^m ^m ^m ^m ^m ^m ^F ^^^m ^m ^m ^m ^m ^m ^^r -"*^*^- *"— *>rr.., ^^^^ ^^"^"^"^"^"^"^^ ^^^m^^ ^m ^^^ ^m ^^^^^ * -^- *^*-»- Vv > V^ , U.S. representatives was Cong I i 7*-N^ ^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^mm ^^^ '^"? » riflht. Cool, , * produc- < ed by Milt' feci shirt for golf or any active sport; for any lemur* , ¦ ¦s Rock Shop, 1631 W ¦ Sth St. • . wear occasion, too. And the patented underarm gui- * . Other , exclusives include s I sets give you action perfect comfort. Available in line of Black Hill^copper jew- ro*hion-Riaht colors, of course! J; IT'S IT'S elry and a new variety of hand- NEW... BLUE... crafted aluminum ware. $5 Brems also has moved his sign j JI and display business to the new |?7? :; ^MM** location . It /was formerly at -- ^^^^^ ! Junction and Broadway. ' |Kf^^H|H'^^B , In the Shadow of the Goodview Water Tower! The new slibp will be open - IÛB'¦ H i^V^Hi ll' H' Sundays from 1 to 8 p.m. and ^ '^ othtr days from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. y ^ ~m'^mmm *mmm &^^ I! ¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ % j Burglar Takes Coins :7 "Where Qunhtu Clolhinq Is No/ Expensive '' |i From Machines in ^ mmFK *' - - '*mz

¦ '¦' ' , ^ "" " ' • ings despite the fact that the - - % 2nd Di.strict contains more than J-A/¦/'. '¦ :. i"^3SSw three times as many people a,«. the 5th. I r ssly-: *».S Today 's 16-page decision calls , ' . I . $&¦¦<% for a redistricting plan hased on )- ':> nearly equal populati on and i; /f V yyf to he drawn " without regard" to the state law limiting cities u< /£l^v .. r~* " w r the second , third and fourth JF^^*Af\** \ ^j**v^** ' ^s. » ^ ^v class to representation in only two districts. ( Rochester is a /'/ l city of the second class.) j \1 Exclusive dealer for . . . C~~— STOP IN AND REGISTER FOR x-^—y JL'IM -K OLSON sail) lh<* stall- • law violates the equal protection NEMADJI INDIAN POTTERY ( r clause ol the 14th Amendment ¦ DCC r\n A \AH Kl/T I to the U .S , Constituti gn , as well . Copper by Jim ... « ™ DRAWINGS as the Alinacsotc*. State Consti- J ¦ tut ion , liccnu.se it relefintcs citi- Jewelry and Novelties \ •» r . . nl . f zens of llii* second , third and « Genu,ne ,nd ,an B,ankef fourth class cities into unjusti- froV/he Black Hills I V • Minnetonka Mocs . . . f "A' Choice of: Pair of Indian # Hand-stitched, hand-beaded, / Moccasins or Lady's Indian ) all-leather moccasins ) Purse ) • Hand-Crafted and Engraved / . ) Anod ized Aluminum Wa re 1 ' • Genuine Indian Pottery ( y • Unusual Imported Gift Items J Tickets for Country Boy ( - ' Mon choosi* C.irlci s < *ntinn hm 'I IIICS IIIIIKI 'S All Types of Novelties Souvenirs ) tor. lil mid i miiloii. Slay soil , look new thimiiih • , Sandwiches ) • ICKMIUMMMMI -T constnnl wash mid unar. While only. V8-44 . and Other Gift Items S ( ¦¦ ¦ '. ,'» 'I'cip it off .. 'th (' aitri ' Fill Utp . . , It' . Good $1 ' . s smooth Supor T-Shirts. Ki'cps il nmul IU , -- nod sliii|w . **ood For ITour Oil Tank. coinlort w .-("-li aflci * nasli. While . S MI,-XI., \4.9t Per Gol. *I.M|. The following firms participated in the construction of the building:

[WES TERN ! Breise Steel Co. Inman & Inman Biesanz Cut Stone Co. Gonornl Contractor - - Vnrco Stool Bldg. Roche»ter , Minn. M*nonry Cut Stoni» GASOLINE 'l'li<' Ccnin cil Fashion iiH hp 28.9c Ccnlrr of Town NASJI'.S - Fourth nl OnlVr Warren C. Moe Paul A. Meier Plumbing Eltclrie«l Co. At th* Foot ol Plumbing Lafayette Strut Lowlilon , Minn MmaaammmmWm'^mmmma mmmm WmWmtmammmmmmm ^mmmm j .. ' . . .—-__ , , , ,—_ .—, „_ Blair School Gilmanton High DEAR ABBY: Probation Given Judy Garland Gets Divorce Hokah Man, 21 College GOP Club To Graduate 24 In Arson Case SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) Asks 'Firm' Stand Society Owes — It took only four minutes of Graduate GILMANTON, Wis. - Baccn- A Winona man was given pro- Against Communism To testimony by Judy Garland, laurale services will be held at bation In District Court after plus that of supporting witness- Asks Hearing Support for a "firm ¦land Gilmanton High School Sunday his guilty plea to; an arson ' es , to win the singer a divorce CALEDONIA , Minn. - A 21- against communism in V lot at 2 p.m. The Rev Lloyd Den- charge, it has been learned, . from producer Sid Luft. year-old Hokah man, Everett Nam" has been expreued In a 56 on Friday zer of the Evangelical United Us Nothing Judge Arnold Hatfield grant- The decree ended ¦ 13-year Allen Johnson asked for a pre- resolution passed by the Young Brethen Church, Gilmanton; will ed a stay of execution of the , BLAIR, Wis. (Special) - A BURKN Republican Association of the officiate. By ABIGAIL VAN three - year penitentiary term marriage marked by legal bat- liminary hearing when he was class o! 56 .seniors; -who have ' tles and numerous separations: College of Saint Teresa and St. 1 IJKAK ABU V: Something i« wrong With the lawn in our imposed on Leonard J. Rich , 51 , charged with aggravated rob- chosen as their motto "Thus Monday at 8; 15 p.m com- ' Mary's College. l,own.?My 18-year-old boy was picked up again for "loitering " formerly of 258'/* E. 4U r St., ' la»t "He struck me many times. Endeth Our Firut Lesson," will menceroent exercises will be bery a nd auto theft before Jus- Association He and some friends of his were Just standing on a street Feb, 5. He did a lot of drinking," Miss officer* aiid a be graduated by Blair High held for the 24 graduates. The tice ft. W. Klinskl here Wed* copy of their corner minding their own business when this cop came along Garland, 42, told Superior Court resolution has been School Friday at 8 p;m; address will be given by Dr. R ¦' ' and started asking them a lot of questions. Since when is it RICH, then an employe of Judge Edward R? Brand nesday...... - sent to 1st District Cong. Albert Dr. Eugene Kleinpell , presi- J. Delorit, vice presidenl of aca- against the law for a person to stand on a street corner? Swift &. Co., was also granted Wednesday. The hearing wan scheduled Quie. They said such a policy dent of River Falls State Uni- demic affairs. River Falls State "is the only means to secure a The reason those kids were standing around doing noth- permission by the court to move for next Wednesday versity , will deliver the com- University. Pastor Luther Bau- before lasting peace in the Far East , " ing is because there isn't anything for the kids to do in this to Iowa when the Swift plant caused $200 damage to the back mencement address, "Thoughts er will give invocation and ben- here closed Feb. 17: Klihski. Bond wag fixed at Stephen Nekola, St. Mary 'a , ia v town . Don 't? you think society is committing a crime against wall of the house. The build- for Tomorrow . " ? ediction. Graduates are ; $10,000. Unable to furnish it, chairman and Miss Marlene our children instead of our children? com- Terms of Rich's probation ob- ing's value was estimated at D»»n Bilk, Hoser Buchholi. D«vld mitting a crime againat society ? Doesn't Jobmon wan returned to the Pinzka, Saint Teresa, is chair- THE REV. K. M , Urberg of Denier, Jerry Dltckmnn, James Dleck- ligate him to drink no alcoholic about $5,000. rnan, society owe its young people anything? Houston County jail where he woman of the association Blair First Lutheran Church, . Donald Gehrki, Sandra Glnm- beverage of any kind , to fre- Judge Hatfield told Rich that man. Connie Harmon, Roiemary Hay- TAXPAYER quent no bar or tavern and has been confined since last will give the invocation and ben- dan, Cynthia Helwlo, Leland Johnson, his three-year sentence would Thursday morning. ter was carrying between $1 ,500 ediction. Glenn Julson, Sharon Knecht, William never to be in the company of be running while he is on pro- Laehn, OOUB IBA Loomli, Wayne Loomli, DEAR TAXPAYEB : "Society " owe* X young girls alone. He was represented by Wil- and $l ,70O, Jacobson , John Marum, William Mnttausch, Jamei Donald I... adminis- us nothing. But we owe society our co- bation. He warned the defend- liam Von Arx, Caledonia: The sheriff said thnt Winler McOte, l, arry Rud, Steven Rutschow, The last obligation was impos- ant that any violation of the trator of the school system, will Sharon Waldellch, David Welts and Ca- operation, energy, talent and time. Too Johnson allegedly stole money I identified his assailant through rol Wlrmrid. ed by Judge Hatfield because ot terms of probation would land present diplomas. . many parents expect "society" to pro- from Oscar Winter, 85, La j a mugshot in the files at the two instances when Rich, under him in Stillwater prison — Title of the salutatory ad- vide their children with "something to emotional stress Crosse , after choking him. Win- I jail. , slapped young where he would have no oppor- dress by Delpha Johnson will do " Moral lessons are learned at home. girls. , Elgin High Seniors tunity to choose or not ; choose be , "The Future Is What You Give your child a healthy, happy, busy — In addition, Rich had told " to take a drink. Make It. The valedictorian's To Hear Pastor home life, introduce him to church at an Judge Hatfield when he pleads address by Mane Engebretson early age, and you won't have to worry ABBY ed guilty Jan. 14 that he has Assistant County Attorney is titled: "Faith to Dream, Of Methodisf Church about what he s doing when he has nothing to do: long had a drinking problem. Richard H. Darby represented Courage To Do. '' He had been drinking the night the state in the Rich case ; At- ELGIN, Minn. — Baccalaure- DEAR ABBY: Would you please give me your definition torney Roger P: Brosnahan rep-' William Hanson, class presl-? he set a fire at the rear of the ate services will be conducted of a ' 'house guest" ? A relative : of mine has a 24-year-old dent , will extend the welcome. house whose upper floor he rent- resented Rich. at Elgin High School Sunday at fellow staying at her home. She introduces him as her "house • Disposition of the case was i The band will play - 'Conqueror ¦ " ed from Mrs? Bertha Denzer, ' xM ^ 8 p.m. for the graduating class . guest. March" during the program and This relative is crowding 50 arid is living it up on Rich admitted . " made last February, but knowl-! ; . HAVING A TEA PARTY? ;. ? M| The "Pomp and Circumstance" for Rev. Earl Stephen of El- the insurance money left to her by her late 76-year-old hus- edge of it came to light only ' gin Methodist band; Since his death two ' MAKE IT SPECIAL WITH SOME OF m the processional and recession* Church will dis- years ago, she has been taking THE FIRE, July 24 . 1 S64 , this week . ' : cuss "The Truth is What. " Cyn- one cruise after another , collecting these young characters. ¦ ' : - ' »•- . **fMfcft*fi*f%*ft*l*j|*flA*f|ifcii*ft " . thia Baumbach will play the Anyone with half an eye can see that this young man is tak- : OUR DELICIOUS TEAS. White caps and gowns worn marches. ing her for all he can get . But she is so flattered that a ^ at baccalaureate Sunday eve- I mm% A ¦ aV Âf^Nk il, __Jf £'' /P^) ^V. i ' young man would pay any attention to her she doesn't even ) ning also will be worn at com- | NESTEA INSTANT _ v^ y notice? It is disgusting ! How can we stop her from making mencement. !; JCIIIClllulV a Mondovi Service a fool of herself and disgracing the family name? We are ir^îir | JR tat -I TEA M,x /iy\, Class col ors are red and white ^ !i Sugai and Iv!mon Flavored I l. | a very proud six-generation American family. <[ 601 East Sanborn jf y < ' i | \/^\ /^\\\ and the flower the American MONDOVI , Wis. (Special) - DISGRACED RELATIVES Vf \ ^T ^^ ~- mT^ ^ Beauty, rose. Baccalaureate services for the »î»i> Class officers are : William senior class of Mondovi High DEA|t DISGRACED 7 A house guest is simply a guest j » Let us supply you with \ \y ^P^\^\1 _f~f !' Hanson? president ; Gerry Le- School will be conducted by the in one's riome. There is no age limit, nor is there a time C Br ^l^ / KK-' *\ Y^ ^ ir ' your picnic needs. |t^l que vice president; Lou Ellen Rev. Wilbur Leatherman of the limit. Your relative doesn't need the approval of her 11 J _f _ffe&iyb>* < \ ! , INSTANT NESTEA ^J , f^\' m Magnuson , secretary, and Dohn Local Methodist Church Sunday fairtily to keep a house guest. And don't worry about her , ? Homemadw jflT | 100% Pure Tea j :¦[ -^_^^ %\ at 8 p.m. in the high school "disgracing" the family name. One disgraces only one- l^^ ^^ft l^Î !' Galstad. treasurer. I! 43c 75c $ 1 .12 jar. gym. The high school chorus, self. ? |t Homemad. ; I l ^^ ^ ^ & %{\ OTHER seniors are: directed by Richard Putzier , Potato Salad Mary Anderegg, , Dennis Anderson, DEAR ABBY: Please Write something on jealousy some will sing. I German & American BalCOll BOdllS \\[. "CONSTANT COMMENT" navored with rind of .. Curl Aubarl, Sherry Back, Catherine time. My husbands sets little stones on the back door when he j orange* |i Berg, Gar y Berg, Midi eel Berg, Paul i and sweet spice. In bags or loose Tea with Garden Mint. : ' Boiroson, Oorolhy Oahlby, Linda Dul- ers. Roger Mlsch. Eugene Nelson, Le- leaves to see if it has been opened. If a man passes our ' ' < [ can We title!, W James Schroe- my hair in the evening, he says I am signaling the man next bag IU «/ bara Kelly, .Eugene Kindschy, LIMITED SUPPLY ¦¦/' ¦ Sally Kox- der, Thressa Shay, Arlme Stenberg, I OF FRESH ORESSED TURKEYS ![[ i\o hard kernels, no hulls So tender and delicious ' ' lien', . . John. . Larson, Nancy Lien, Pat- Shelby V . Tranberg , Michael Swenson. door. He is always seeing "tracks" or someone running from ' .ricld Cinbcrg, - .Sandra-Solberg Llnberg, Anita , T|oflat, Ronald Toraason, David. house to house. This is all in his imagination. I stay behind Ronald LoKen, Donna Lokken; John Tranherg,- ' Sharon Tranherg .and Mar- $ ["PEPPERIDGE FARM GOLDFISH CRACKERS bag 3»« McAullffe, Bernard McRae, Judith Mey- . oaret Underhelm, four walls trying to keep peace. I don't even speak to the Fresh Dressed Heavy Whit« Rock Hens !' //; ' neighbor*. But it doesn't help. He keeps accusing me and [ Onion , Pizza. Poppy Scrd or Cheese flavored. 250 tiny /'// 5 —ARCADIA FRYERS , imagining things. He reads your column, Abby, and he be- * CHICKEN PARTS — !|i crackers in a bag. \\ lieves what you say. Maybe he'll listen to you. PRISONER , // | Momemade BRATWURST Ib. 69c < [» Royal Hawaiian /'• DEAR PRISONER: Your husband is - a sick man. MACADAMIA NUTS iars t9t, Sl.4» 4 SZ.Sf ¦(' [ JJ You must do everything in your-power to help him. Liv- t Momemade SUMMER SAUSAGE Ib. 85** j ! ing with a disturbed person vTcan destroy your health , !! Well Aged New York State j j rf too. 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As good as homemade. .VV y&S Are Oraai Barbecued! seated by Mrs. Erma Stura: We close Wednesday afternoons at 12.-30 j S home economics, Mrs. Doris Complete variety of Homemad* Sausages, including: Durand Awards Schlumpf; poetry^ Mrs. Dawn Ganslucker, and scholarships, Mr. Hoffman ' ..-• German-styU • German-style - ¦¦¦*¦¦ ¦ ¦ Wieners Bologna Night Friday DURAND: Wis. (Special) - Two-County Bankers • Braunschweiger • Polish Sausage Awards night at Durand High School Friday will open at 8 Meet at Independence Ring Liver Sausage • p.m. with a welcome by Supt. ETTRICK , Wis. (Special) - Gordon Heuer A total of 178 attended the HIGH QUALITY TUSHNER'S The eighth grade class, enter- Trempealeau - Jackson County ¦ YOUR COMPLETE FOOD STORE , Bankers Association social night AW DDItt AT ing high school - next fall , will - l iW-fW . ' K lll % s* ¦? M l soi East Third Street Sine* 1896 CHAPIN S SAUSAGES be presented by Carroll Leh- and smorgasbord supper at Club V : Midway. Independence, Tues- DELICATESSEN • SAUSAGES • FRESH MEATS man, elementary principal, and day, Color slides of his recent s Festal libb 's . Hunt's " . -? 955 Wast Fifth Street received by Vaughn Hoffman, Hershey' y high school principal. trip to England, Sweden and ^ GAA and cheerleader awards Norway were shown by Attor- will be presented by Mrs. Rose ney Ralph Lund, Black Rivei Choc. Syrup Corn Pork & Beans Apricots Larson , instructor ; art awards Falls. by Peler Adler for Calvin Hol- Officers of the association e *£¦ N It's Pleasant Valley for All Your land , instructor, unable to be are: Robert Ofsdahl , Ettrick , el 19c 2 • 35c 10c ^f 29c present because of a death in president; Ervin Erickson, Ar- vice president; Jerry the family ; pep club awards by cadia, ¦ Proft , Melrose , secretary , and ' ¦ MUSSELMAN'S FAMILY SIZE David Carlson , and debate and A forensics by Richard Duestei'i Richard Faldet , Black River ^_^ beck, and student council by Falls, treasurer. Mr. Hoffman. 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Phona 11 SI ^ ^ ______t______^^ ¦ ¦ _^ , ^^ . —— Spencer Fires 1-Hitter, Finds Economy Pays Big Dividends Cotter Thrashes Loretto 10- 1 to Gain Regional Playoff -HAWKS— ¦RAMBLERS— Torre, Carty, Sfyba Fires Winona Rolls Jones Lead Two Hitter, Pas) Indians Braves' Drive MILWAUKEE i* - Joe : Tor- By 2-0 Count Nett Unloads re and Rice Carty, with unex- . KELLOCG; Minn , (Special lo By DAVK HARRIS pected help from Mack Jonas and Sandy Alomar, are leading the Daily News). — Ed Spencer Daily News Sports Writer the Milwaukee Braves in a has a theory for his pitchers A lop-sided 10-1 thrashing of drive toward the top in the Na- surrounding higher mathematics Loretto Thursday at tional League rac«a. Caledonia — and it works. Gabrych Park boosted Winona Torre, Carty and Jones con- "Get below 100 pitches and Cotter one step closer to the tributed three hits each and Alo- you 'll win ," he lectures the Catholic state baseball tourney. . mar drove in three runs with a mound corps. Wit h fhe victory;, - gained be- pair of singles as the Braves Wednesday was the first tima hind the two-hit . Ditching of defeated the New York Mets 7-5 it was put into practice. The re- Sieve Styba. Cotter Earned the Wednesday night before anoth- sii'ts wore favorable . ionship and er small crowd * of 2,355 at Region Six champ ' the right to face the Region County Stadium. . WITH Si'. KNCKU'S - soii Todd Five champion. The victory was the Braves? blazing ii fastball and breaking third straight and boosted them off . a sharp curve, and allowing COTTER COACH Jim Mullen past San Francisco into third just one hit Mazeppa became said the next game might be place in the pennant chase. the secbiif] Winhawk District Friday. Monday or Tuesday. Torre cracked his ninth hom- Three 'conquest here. The opponent will be Austin Pa- er , a 40O-foot drive to left cen- The . Hawks copped a 2-0 vic- celli , Faribault Bethlehem Aca- ter? and added a double and a tory for successful step No. 2 in demy or Owatonna Marian. single while scoring three runs. the big week. Next up is Big A game at La Crosse Aquinas He raised his average to a lofty Nine foe , Austin , at Austin Fri- tentatively re-scheduled for ,38a. . . ¦ ? ? . - day. The game .will be pla^'ed Friday after ar earlier . post- Carty, still bothered.by an ail- at Marcusen Park beginning at ing back, hiked his average to 5:15 p;m? D.S.T; ponement was canceled. "Todd threw only catcher. In the a triple play . Philadelphia U 1« .500 . i greatest triumphs tonight when marks the first time in my life en on a new lease of life , as a and everything is wonderful. crowd of more than 10,000 is fifth. Gary Curran was safe Chicago 16 H .500 i ¦ m really happy to be with anticipated as fans temporarily at second on an error , sacri- Loretto's Jim Klug smashed . Houston 17. 1» .475 - 7/ he faces his f old Braves team- I' . a hard liner to Hoeppner , wVio New York 13 .' . I» ".40* V 1 mates for the first time in" Mil-. Manager Casey Stengel. He's a relax an unorganized boycott of ficed to third by Bob Urness Pittsburgh » . 53 .581 12' j ' * -R. juggled- the ball briefly before WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS waukee County Stadium. grand old guy and has renewed the Braves; who are headed for and bunted home by D. Bo beating Gaspard back to third Chicago 1. Saii Francisco "1. Sold to the Mets last, fall after my confidence. " Atlanta after this season. . -schulte. MILWAUKEE 7, New York 5. winning 357 National? League In seven starts, Spahn has Ironically, Spahn will be op- Winona was in trouble in only for the unassisted double-play. SI. Louis 7, Philadelphia . Cintinnati 3, Pittsburgh 1. games with the Braves in Bos- won three of six decisions and posed On the mound by 21-year- two innings . The most severe Hoeppner then fired to second " (J4 Innings). baseman Steve Loshek in a try LOJ Ansel ei 4, Houston 2 ton arid Milwaukee, Spahn con- posted a 3.54 earned-run aver- old Wade Blasingarne, a left- challenge by the Indians came TODAY'S GAMES jvlo., to pick off Mulvenna — unneces- . Sin Francisco at Chicago. 'siders his initial test against his age. The winningest southpaw hander who. says old 21 was in the seventh when an- error, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (night). former club "a major chal- in baseball history , he will be his idol . .Spahn took charge of a hit batsman and a missed sarily; The ball went into right (night). ? . New York at MILWAUKEE youngster' field. Mulvenna was nearly to * Philadelphia at St. Louis (night). lenge.?' shooting for victory No. 361 Blasingarne in the s play on a sacrifice loaded tha third already and first base Only games scheduled. "I realize we aren't in any againist the Braves. A triumph rookie season last year and they bases with no one out. FRIDAY'S GAMES World Series, but I want to do became roommates on road "I think Todd got a little rtiac runner John Ernster was al- Los Angeios af Chicago, Page 16 Thursday, May 20, 1965 will boost him into a sixth-place Philadelphia at Cincinnati (night). my best and look good in the tie with Kid Nichols among all- trips. then ," chuckled Spencer. "Me most at second. Mulvenna and Pittsburgh at MILWAUKEE (night). really started firing the ball Ernster could have; been caught New York at St. Louis (night), San Francisco at Houston (night). A LONG BOUT lie struck out the next two and off the base for a triple or TWINS SWEEP DOUBLEHEADE R the third man popped up, " quadruple play }' AMERICAN LEAGUE POLAND SPRING , Maine ' - The visitors got their , lone ¦ WI. . L. PCt. GB (AP) — Sonny Liston's trainer THE. ONLY other . uprising Chicago 23 » ;71» says the challenger will have to came in the second when Spen- run off a walk to Tom Roerkolil, MINNESOTA 20 15 .625 3 - a wild pitch and Gaspard's Detroit 17 14 .548 5' , wear champion Cassius Clay cer walked three men to load Cleveland . 15 13 .536 6 down before knocking him oul. Lhe bases with two out. ground-out in the third. Baltimore 17 15 .531 6 New York (5) . Milwaukee (7) Los Angeles . 18 17 .514 <>,i ahrhbi ab r h bl COTTER'S HEAVY batting at- Boston M It 467 I You d Think the Pitchers lewis,rt 4 1 1 2 Alou.lb S 0 1 0 tack pleased Mullen. John Nett New York 13 It .406 10 Cowan.ph t 0 0 o Mathews,3b SO If Washington . 13 10 .394 10' j McMillan,ss 4 0 10 H.Aaron,rf 4 0 10 ¦, Jr. pounded a three-run homer Kansas City « 13 258 14' Gondcr .c 4 0 10 Torro.c 4 3 3 1 second, a run-scoring WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Chrlstoer .ll 4 0 0 0 Carty.lt 4 13 0 in the Boston 3, N*jw York 0 . Krncpool,lb 4 2)0 Cllne,cl 0000 double and a single in four at- Cleveland 2, Baltimore 0. Swoboda.cl 4 111 Jones,cl 3 13 1 bats, driving in four runs. Detroit 4, Washington 0 Smith,3b 4 0 I 0 Rolling,5b 2 110 ANNUAL Kansai City 7, Chicago 3. Heard Cal Talking Trade Klaus,5b 10 0 0 Alomar.ss 4 12 3 Catcher Bob Allaire smashed MINNESOTA 3-3, Los Angeles 1-1 Napoleon,ph 10 0 0 Sadowskl,p 4 0 0 0 drove in three (first game 15 inninQS) By THE ASSOCIATED I'ltKSS homer accounted for the Angel* merman s single drove in the Hickman.ph 10 10 two doubles and TODAY'S GAMES Cisco,p 1 O 0 0 Totals 33 7 15 5 runs. Chuck Kulas went 2-t"or- Washinytcii at Detroit . Tbe Minnesota Twins are run. first run in the second inning he- Hlllcr.Jb 110 5 Boston a1 New York. In the nightcap, Jerry Zim fore Zoilo Versa lies tri led and 3. Baltimore at Cleveland (night). talking trade, apparently in an p Totals 3J 5 8 5 Nett's MO-f'oot blast over the Only games scheduled, effort to bolster their relief scored the decisive run in the NEW YORK 000 040 001- 5 FESTIVAL left field fence was his first , FRIDAY'S GAMES pitching. fifth on a .single by Jerry Kin- MILWAUKEE 041 OH 10X— 1 | Washington at Now York (night). E—Swoboda, Cisco, Alomar, OP—Now lit). Sponsored by Fountain City of the season. i Boston .it Cleveland Ink) The Los Angeles Angels would dall. York 3. LOB—Now York 5, Milwaukee 7. Styba knocked in Nett in the Baltimore at Detroit (night). 2B—Kranepool, Gondcr, Torre , 38— Kansas City at MINNESOTA (night). like to know why. While McDowell , now :i-2, was Swoboda. HR—Lewis (4), Torre (f), Rod & Gun Club first with a single. I Chicago at Los Angeles (night) The Angels saw four Min- handcuffing the Orioles, the In- IP H R ER BB SO Cisco (L,0J> 1 ' 7 4 J 1 \ nesota relievers Wednesday dians nicked Steve Harber for McGraw 1 I 0 0 O 1 night but not too many of their four singles and both their runs Bctheke . 7 4 I I I I Lary 2 3 I I O 0 p itches , collect ing only two hits FIN5T omn in the fift h and sixth innings . Sadowski (W.l-t) 81', 7 i i 15 in 7 2-3 inninRs as ihe Twins Minniiiota 131 Lot Angeles (I) Oslnski * ', I 0 0 O n ahrhbl ab r h Max Alvis' infield hit , a sacri- swept a doubleheader .')¦) in 12 bl O'Dell ' :, 0 0 0 0 0 SUNDAY Vortallei.ss 4 110 Cardenal,cl 4 0 10 fice and Chuck Ilinton 's single WP—Lary, PB—Oonder . T-J:39. A—3, - A~\ innings and 3-1. Voldiplno.ll 4 13 0 poarson.rl 4 111 155. OPEN Rolllni. lb 4 0 10 Fregoii.st $ 0 0 0 got the first run across before Before the twin bill Twins . ' Ollvj .rl 4 0 11 Smilh .lt 5 0 0 0 Alvis singled across the other in MAY 23 President Cal MlfKlier .lb i 0 I (I Adcock .lb 5 0 0 0 Griffith iin ealed tlie sixth after Leon Wagner that he had been discuss ing a HAll .Cl 4 0 10 Rodgers,c 4 0 0 0 Batloy. c 4 110 5chaal,3b 10 0 0 collected a hit nnd advanced to At Hilltop Tavern on Co , Highway trade with Kansas City. Kindall,lb 5 0 I 0 Knoop,3b 4 0 10 i Burros Win ' BOW LING . lloswi'll.p 10 10 Cli.men,p 10 0 0 second on a walk. , The Twins, naturally, -would J Killclirw.ph 10 11 Powcr.ph 10 0 0 McLain , now , 1-2, got the only "M" East of Fountain City. like to get a top reliever of Alliun.pli 10 0 0 Shockley.ph 0 0 0 0 (he caliber of Kansas City ' s KoUro.ph 10 0 0 Gofay.ph 10 0 0 rims he needed to heal the 'Sena- lohn Wyatt , tors when the TiRcrs jumped on (In Conference j A-U but that four-man Tolf.K 44 1 \1 1 Totals 38 1 > 1 DAILY .\IA1M,I*: LEAF ! MINWESOIA 000 *00 100 00?~ J Bennie Daniels for two runs in ' relief parlay they threw at Hie L¦ l^^^^^^^^^^m i.05 ANO.ii.rs ooo too ooo oooo- i the fifth inning. W I. W | Angels in the opener (jot the Harmony 4 I Lnnosboro 1 2 i r -C.rricn.il OP -Minnesota 1 , l.oi An- • Ipring Valluy 4 J Wyknlf I 4 I Pulling I.OB-. Horse • Every day of - ' job done about us effectivr>ly as gi'lui I. Minnesota 11, Lm Angelas A wnlk and singles by (ieorge ^ 1^ ^ 4. Thomas and Don I' reston ) 1 Cl'.illinlit 8 4 [ it can be. JO .-¦Klllrnrrw, Mincher ' , Valdtspmb. HR Wert - Ihe VÊPIir.SDAY'S RESULT! I Dave Hi-swell , the Twins —Pinr*.«n 11). Sll-'-Hall. first hits off Daniels — produced Lanoihnro t, Wykotl .1. | Three Classes — Pulling Starts the week H H F K Prffilon 7, Iprlng Grnvt J (nonconter- I / \\ stfirler , allowed only Iwo hils ie . nn so the first run before McLain de- BnsWPlI l 1110 4 encol. and (lien Jerry Fosnoyv , Al mnwi i o o o o i> livered u run-scoring single. 1:00 P.M. Last Class at 7 :00 P.M. WYKOFF, Minn - Lanesboro ' Worlbing!on , Bill plei.s umi Dick Worlliinqtnn I' , I 0 0 I 0 Two Washington errors helned • Every Night V\ Phtit (W.ini ' , 00010 packed nine runs into tho third, /; Sligmnn went him one heller by 'jticjniiin I 0 0 0 0 | Detroit to two more runs in Ihe , holding the Angel.s to one hit Chnncii *¦ /111 , seventh. fourth and fifth inning" here W. t.llt 1 7 0 11] of the week over the final Wednesdiiy and went on to a \\ six innings. DIM/ (1 .0 I) '', 11100 Lonborg, now 2-2 , bent tbe J !l- ,'l Maple Leaf Conference vic- it: :. ¦ Then , in the nightcap . Jim hfullll ' 10 0 0 0 Yankees for lhe second straight • Barn Dance Mill' - By lloswoll iPrartnn). T--J:M . tory. f Irani needed help, so Wor III inn •SECOND OAMR time with the aid of rookie ton emm- on again and allowed MlnliHnla III i od AllliHri (I) teammate Rico I' elroeelll, who In a giiiiic at I' lcsl'in. the After Horse Pulling Contest / just one hil over the lust I 2-3 .ib r li hi ah r h bl iiosl llliic .lays dcfcalod .Spring Bowl in Air I Vernillui.u i I I 0 OnlA/.n 4 0 10 stroked two key doubles, drove innings. Kinil-ll.lh 4 0 11 (" car *.on,f f 10 0 0 in ono run and scored another. ('rove 7-:t in JI non-leaguei j-amo. It was a jiilchcr 's nigiil nil Ollvn. rl 1 0 I 0 rilnlnn.rl lllo Killi|j;„w ,lb 4 13 0 Cnrtltinnl , tl 4 0 10 Chuck .Schilling led an ll-hif Phil r-'rick.Non w«*iil the dis- .() Hhll j utioit' on t/ircc .tt 0 0 0 0 Honf.f ll|g uro and (''ciix Mantilla stroked two (hmblrs in a ','-l't >i* -r> perfnr- hits, Detroit 's Denny McLain /liiiiniriiii .c 10 11 ll(iilii«rs,( 10 0 0 Ml*l(lii'i ,|ili 10 0 0 Knoop.lh 10 10 two each. nnincc .' Lowell tlhriHloplioiwin You May Win a Froe Gam"** 7 .•'lop-mi*! Wn.sliingioji 4-o ( lour * >ti llntlry.t 0 0 0 0 Mny.p 10 0 0 was y-lor-:i lor Wykolf. hits , Boston 's Jim Lonhoi'*; al Gi,ml,r> 4000 I' n'iimi.iih I o o o ( ) of Bowljng in m lowing only Allri,ck,|ili 0 0 0 0 Hob Min x look tlm I' rcsloii CHICKEN lour in a 3-0 v ictory lolnll JI 1 / 3 I omu.lil 0 0 0 0 / From M a.rri. to Midiiif-ltt 1 over Ihe New York Yankees anil win Jerry lliinli wns 2-for-:i Knnsnr City ' 1 i.i.ilv )i i « i willi a doiiiile and Hill Mangiui, RED PIN BOWL // s John O'Don ogliue MIWIl \(J1A 010 Oil 000- 3 i.os ' Nfifin ooo ooo IOO - who singled, drove in tmiv rum. snapping Ihe Chicago While ¦ i Sox ' nine-giune E V«*iialli'i, Knonp. Ol" Minniiiola I , TWILIOHT Du vc Ito.'iaacn and Kit on dou- winning streak I ov Ao|//'li>» | . I 0|i Mmnninla », Loi Hal-Hoit W L. ~ with a four-hit , 7-3 liiuniph. AlH|»|u% 5 , Oul lur Oali IJ ) bled for (lie fi ro vers, 311 .-Vcriallai, i Holllm il Shock. Bowlorrllai II / it it a Hot Dogs Pony ' The Twins won tht: opener in i«y. Lanesboro 000 11) 0 t f I • • Rides TrI Jofi 10 I WESTGATE llm I2lh when Zoilo Versa lies ie M ii rit nn so Itrlkattat 10 I Wykotl 003 001 5- 1 1 3 , WESTGATE nnd Sandy Valde.spino si ngled, Otalil (If,,mi /' , * I I I ) Pin Ouiltin * " I'hll fiitkioii mill SIinin, IIml Grabau, Woilhln 'ilnn I ' , I 0 0 0 0 Qnttn I'lfli ., . t 1 Ttriy Kloiupl (1) unit lliclinnnn. " moved up on a long fly May (L.,3 )) 4 «II4( 1 Spring O IOVI 000 ioo 5 17 1 **BOWL*J ¦ " 5HOPP|NG CENTER bv Hieli Allay Union ' Everyone Welcome llolliiih and scored on Toi*ty Oil- Liilimitt j I o o i j Al't. • • • • at Weitfleld Golf anb. Ai Taking ¦ ¦ rniltr .c lot Kulai.lfe I • J Memberi are asked to tnra IA CRESCENT, Minn. (Spe- Tallafton .lk 1 • • "•aallniDMb • • * cial) - Dr. H. L. Barton was • J.KIui.ph I a • Quamen.ii 4 • a oat to help clear the litter Fairly: Clean-up T.KIuo.ia • a t ' Banlckl.u . winner with lew score In th« Brawn.Ib 1 a I ilyba.p *I . -•* *1 from the eoorae. Cautious Look first outing of tha La Crescent Burg.rl It t Cbrliltan.rf 1 I * Toomey.rl II« laaan.rl 1 • I Stai-tinf* time will he ft Men's Golf Club held Sunday «t Roerkohl,'.! ) I » Lat.lb til ' the Ferndslt : », Laihak.lk 1 • • By GARY EVAN/i . n.m. Free rtlrethmentt will Country CI ub, Tolali 11 I 1 KukowikUf 1 1 ¦ Dally News Sports Kditor . be »«rved. Rushford. ¦ ¦ rdtiyk.tf t • • At Twins Dea¦¦ ¦ l Other winners wers Gary Naaaiak.rl • ' l Win and pray. S T; I, :¦ ¦( ) by • ¦ ' . PA U A?P , Hitter » 1 Gartner Default . . Di.Bronwl •_ Winston Reider, Wil- ¦ ¦ That is the weekend formula for Winona State College's Minne. - The while lifting his batting average IF H » BR Bl SO trict NAIA Memphis Course Neither cluh would name any fractured an ankle three weeks Conway (L) 4 t I 1 « 1 Therefore, if the Warriors want to advance there is no players involved in discussions Big Ten's spring business meet- 17 Mulvanna ... . 7 . i 1 11 t ago, broke up a 14-inning duel at p oints to .289 and taking the alternative but to sweep three from Bemidji and hope St. MEMPHIS , Tenn 'AT' i — ing opened here today with ath- club RBI lead with 18. Ifyba IW) 7 1 1 .« I 11 and would confirm on^ly that Houston Wednesday night with HBP—ly Conway (Chrlilaman, Kukow- Cloud is beaten. The team wilh (he best won-lost percentage There is little ..Jack Nicklaus has they had talked several times letic directors studying a de- The 26-year-old outfielder-first ikl). WP—Ityba . V Balk—Mulvanna. T— not done in hi.i four yearii an a 1:I0, '. V will make the trip. Wednesday by telephone and mand by football coaches for baseman, a semi-regular at Los Maieppi (01 - . -v. '/-Winona 111 Coach¦. L; A McCown i.s certain of only one pitching as- profenBiohal golfer , hut he's fi- that several players were in- an increase;in football tenders, Angeles for five full seasons, ib i h ab r h one, " Peters said. "We need Llllrlg,)b 4 l Boichulla.ia l • 1 signmpnt. Jack Benedict , who won against Mankato last Fri- nally run into a course that volved in the talks. followed Willie Davis * mora left-handed ' two-out L.KarklilMI 4 0 I Addlngln.lb I • I day, will start the 3 p.m. game Friday. Hurlen for Satur- gives him nightmares. "We offered Kansas City a pitching and Alma Wins single in the 14th with a shot Tomman.ia » I 0 Jpanc»r,p 1 I I "I hope I' getting all this } our attack needs an RBI man Holichulla.c 1 I Bani.ll — 1 • 1 day's 12 noon doubleheader will be decided Saturday. m into the Astrodome!* • concrete deal ," Griffith said. 'I we can put ln the No. 4 spot arid right-field Rollla,1b 10 1 Ahram.lb 11 I The only starting change may come in the outfield where out of my ;system , today, " Nick- have to wait to see what they seats off reliever Ken MacKen- Copplo.p 1 c • "Morrii.r * J t I forget about him." ' ¦ dumping Dean Bailey may get a rest, laus said as he shot a miserable rie. - J.lnnd.cf 1 • 0 Uautr.lb 111 are going to do. I thought it was B.Karkhll.lb 1 • 0 Curran,cl 1 1 I round in the pro-arh of the S*0 ,- a real good honest deal for both C.lmd.rl > l Urnaii.c I I "Although even while he hasn't been hitting, he has been : Griffith has aide no secret of West Central Don Drysdale then made his • • getting on base , " the coach pointed out. 000 Memphis Open Wednesday. parties . " hi.s desira to land A's ace relief INDEPENDENCE , Wis. - first relief ? appearance of the Tolali 14 IV Tolali lb 1 4 The major worry right now concerns Bemidji's perennial In Kansas Gity, A's General pitcher John Wyatt. The Twins year to end MAZEPPA . O0» OOO t— » "There l« 'J. ust' . no reason for Alma won its third straight a Houston threat in WINONA «OI Oil x— 7 Manager Hank Peters said one formula of starting slowly before coming strong. this, " he said after he missed also have expressed interest in ; West Central Conference cham- the bottom of the inning and Er-Boichulta, Tommiraai 2, L. Kark- of the Twins' proposals had Kansas City inflelders Ed holl, Holachulla. RBI—Boichgllt. IB— "St. Cloud beat them three times, but it was the first two-foot putts. pionship by defeating Taylor keep the Dodgers Vh games up one of many been rejected, Spancer. SB—Bern, Bautr. S—Boicbulti, weekend, " said McCown . . "They are always tough later in "I've seen beginners play better but that the Ath- Charles and Wayne Causey. 19-1 in a five-inning playoff on Cincinnati in the young Na- Urnau, B. Karkhi'f. LOI-AAaiappa I, letics were still talking:."" lie said Kansas City reportedly wanls Winona 4. PO-A—Maiappa IB-l, Winona the year. With the cold weather up there , they always get a tional League race. ¦ ¦ than this." game between east and west ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ " ¦ ? ¦ ' ¦ the A's will trade with anybody Twins' left-hander Dick Stigman 11-4. late . 'Start.'": Despite the round arid the fact 7 kings Wednesday. The Reds beat Pittsburgh 3-1 ¦ IP H R .BR BB JO who can help them. and ah outfielder — presumably Cbppla "¦ ' ... .44.1 1 1 I A year ago , Winona took two of three from the Beavers. that' ' -he 's. never played well on on eighth-inning homers by Der- • ' ¦ . . "If we make a trade with The Rivermen, who -also an- Spencer . '" 7 1 • I 1 11 The same dub later matured, taking two of three from St. either Bob Allison or Jimmie on Johnson and Don Pavletich; MKP—Bf Ipanrar Keppla , VJ . Sand > . the short; par 70 Colonial Coun- nexed the basketball crown, ' Minnesota it will be a major Hall. Milwaukee downed the New PB—Hilichultt ' — Cloud's champions. try Club ( >urseY Nicklaus w**s belted 13 hits in pushing their installed tbe favorite to take the record to 6-1. Brian Kreibich, York Mets 7-5 behind a 15-hit attack led by Joe Torre and St. $9,000 first-place money. who belted the game's first In the pro-am..,Nicklaus shot a a home run, was 2-for- Louis rallied for two runs in the :!&^' SPEED VS. POWER A;' pitch for ninth to nip Philadelphia 7-6 in 43 on the par 3* front nine but 4 and Curt Youngbauer was 2- NL night action. was two-under par with a 34 on i lSv FROM RINGSIDE jdy- r for-3. Larry Fluekiger, ? who , the par 36 backside; Kulas Flips Three-Hitter ¦¦ went the distance for the vic- Ernie Banks' two-run tingle ''XA^^mryK' Jmtmmmmm\h" A field of 144 was set to tee off iWtlmmyAxK ^LwmmmmvA , tory , clouted a bases-loaded tri- carried the Chicago Cubs and today in the Memphis Open. ¦it^mmwx y \. _ ^_W^_W^_miy, ple. righthander Bob Buhl to a 2-1 Fluekiger fli pped a four hit- nqd over San Francisco in the The *5,4fi6-yard course has MmM' w WORLD : ' only afternoon game. whipped Nicklaus both times ^Kt . ?' . ter -?7 . . HFAVYWEIGHT Alma's next action will be of Fairly, who had ended Astro Hamernik s Tops Sunshine 'he's played in: the Memphis the tournament variety. The pitcher Ken Johnson's no-hit bid Open. He finished llth in 1 963 ^K ^ the previous night with a sev- NATIONAL LEAGUE kato Bar beat Sportsman "s Tap B. Weatherly had two hits each; and tied for 12th in 1964. ^^^^ Rivermen meet Gilmanton at 12 7 CHAMPIONSHIP Tuesday ? ; at Pepin. The enth-inning double, capped w 1. w L 7-5-7 Tom Wenzel singled and doubled Also attracting a lot of atten- HGHT^JK noon Wednesday night' H»m»rn)k*» 1 0 Louiii't 11 host school tests Mondovi at s Los Angeles Watklnt 1 1 Sunihlna 11 Once again the Hamernik's for Sportsman's. tion Wednesday was defending ^^ comeback with his fifth home Ball'i ' 11 Sporliman'i 14 formula was solid fielding. Ku- ^ ion Mike Souchak and the winners vying at Mankilo tr 11 Butch Jerowski struck out ten champ 2:30 with run. He had doubled in the CASSIUS CLAY SONNY LISTON 7 4:30. " WEDNESDAY'! RISULTf las struck out two and walked and walked three in taking the young Bill Martindale, who fin- / eighth and scored the tying run ' Loser Jim Langowski kay- ' ^ ^ -R' H E Bell'i ", Leuite'i- 3. one. win. ished in a tie for second Sunday 3(10)1 56—1» U i on Lou Johnson 's single , which Hamtmlk i 1, Sunihlni 1. oed five and walked one. : l-i' CHAMPION CHALLENGER Aim* ' ' Sunihint V . tli ooi l in the $100 ,000 New Orleans / Taylor .: oo o oi— i 4 s kayoed Astro starter Dave Mankato Bar. 7, . Sportsman 's 1. All the scoring was packed in- Hamcrnlk'i 0» «01 1— 3 4 ': : ¦ Fliiaklger and Youngbauer; Iverton, MONDAY'S OAMBS Kulai and Czaplewtkli Langowski Opbn. Koxleln HI, SleweiH (4) and Stevens. Giusti? Sunihlni vi. Ball'i. Inllald , to the late innings. Hamernik's and Corn , . Another man Who will bear ' Mankato air lie Ita 1— ? » TUESDAY; IVIAY 25, 1965 Koxlien Ui: Banks delivered the decisive Mankato vi, Hamernfk'i (nighl). pushed oyer two in? the sixth watching is the New Orleans hit against the Giants after Ron Walklni vi. Louiii'v outfield. and the winning run in the last Iportimin 'i Tap V 110 IM a— 1. J I. Jirowikl and Oarrlion; Hlldir- winner, Dick , Mayer , who at 41 Kl Santo was walked intentionally, Max Kulas, who designated of the seventh after Sunshine min tnd Rapt; Bro-Nlcast Exclusively throu *f* :j ^ lAf Bell'j 103 *-4 I has started a sensational come- ^J " loading the bases with one out; himself temporary fill-in for Jim l«t Mutual Broadcasting «yst«iN ¦ v ™ ¦ 1 NOW. ..WITH had tied it. Lo'uita'i IOO 100 0— 1 1 back after sitting on the side- " T'^^ The hjt was Banks' first in 11 at- Sovereign, is probably seriously P. Jirowikl and Koildowskl; Durai- years. hnts? . , considering a National League JON KOSIDOWSKI singled ka and Ciaplcwtkl, . lines for seven MICROGROOVE softball pitching career. and doubled for Hamernik's. THEADS AND Kulas followed two consecu- Bob Larson, Jim Buswell and Gretchen Koehle r tive five-hit performances with Cliff Kanz singled for Sunshine. \ POP-UF Twilight a three-hit 3-2 victory over de- Pete Jerowski fanned nine and Leads fending champion Sunshine Wed- walked six. Jerry Dureske, who V TRIMMER; Gretchen Koehler spilled 199— nesday night. took the loss, struck out 14 and 362 two-game set as action in That turned Hamernik's beam walked seven. Bob Tropple led the Hal-Rod Twilight League on championship line. The team Bell's with two hits. Larry Wie- ended Wednesday. She rolls for is 3-0 and in first place. czorek and Dureske got the on- Gutter Gals. ly hits off Jerowski. IN OTHER games. Bell's de- Bruce Stanton led the Manka- SALE! Pin Dusters clubbed 535—978. TIRE feated -. Louise's 6-2 on a Pete to attack with a triple and dou- Aiming for Jerowski two-hitter and Ed ble. Tom Blaisdell homered and 4* y 9j2_^___'^______^^__W______\\\__ 1 wJ-f&Emr Jerowski struck out ten as Man- singled and Gene Garrison and ^Kij^^^^^^^ l IN BIG NINE FRIDAY mE^Mm? ¦ ' Winhawks Eye Ja^^^^^™^f^\mmmmmm\\mmmmm1 7?^ ¦ .^mmm^Xi^âar^ ' --' ^^^^^^^^^^ HHfe^L'-'«' >^^^^^^^^^^^^' . mmmWmmaW^- '^^^^^^^^^ B^V ' : 1^-^^^^^ k ' ¦ ' ^mW ^^mmW âmmmmmmmmmmm WUm\\^_ ^_^_^_ ^^^^_^_^_^_L ^_ Improvement M^B&mmmT ^Jt_ ^_^_^_^_^f^^^^^^^^^^^_^_^_^_W_^'^^mmmmmmm' \_ ^^VNEW ^ '''¦ ?'^^^^^^^ NORTHFIELD , Minn. - Wi- pected to be tide contenders, âaaWaaaammmT .^mmmmm ^T ^^^^^^^^ k B. nona High School's track team they are looking foi big things invades this picturesque city in the high jump and 440. Norelco* v / 'FLOATING-HEAD* / -s^^ Di$tribut«d Friday with an eye on improve- ASSISTANT coach Arnie Boese /s J&' -»nd Sarvicad ment over its 1964 track finish. rates high jumpers Bill Squires SPEEDSHAVER* 30 ± r%r '" *b'n area by and Sam Bailey and quarter- WITH POP-UP TRIMMER Gordy Addington 's Winhawks tr were eighth in the Big Nine miler Brian Trainor as Wino- TAVERMA na's top hopes for points. meet won by Rochester a year 8 '¦' ,¦:¦'¦' Drugs Barber & Beauty Supply Bailey a year ago took the H V^H I * l ^^^^^^ D * K ^^^^^HI Ted Maier AH High Forail afio. ^^^^^ While the Hawks are not ex- lone Winona first with a leap of 5-6 in Uie high jump. ^^^ This year he has been over 5-9 but forced to play second For Father s Day and Graduation fiddle lo Squires, who has been ' a consistent 6-2 jumper. him the Comfort Shave "Trainor will be running Give " " against hoys who have cut bet - ' ' r:'^ ter times, 't . *^^^^^^^^^ . ^_ ^_mmmmmW ^' _ W-^mm^mmmmT V Nortko roliry ftl-Mta N, w pop up Utmmtr but he really hnsn hts -ni'tnr-- p. i 1 , , \ .,,, k(]lli 1|( been pushed yet , " said Boese. I 35 ctowr lh»vo» "*'"' '"' •"i«.»u 'inw ^^^^^^^^^ ^ '' ^ p4rc*n1¦ .'"^'» ru.iu .. IK - ^^m ^m ^m ^m ^m ^m ^m^^^^m ^m ^. ^m ^m ^mmm ^m ^m ^m ^m ^m êaa^m ^^âm ^m ^mtaaaa\\\\\\\\\\\W âr 11 . 1 J Float OR n-Mini*-^. »?• ».,.,,,* ' *..,rr >i, • "I '• B|* nr* .' "•»(•)» -•• '"•Wit•.Ki** "»'• .i na-at,,. . n "He has always been in slower ¦¦«< >¦ * » H HI I , << • » t I *"*m-i I <*< .*n '• . ft •' ti — %'< ll'll-IWI l-t t 1* n** * *'*- I \ I'I *'"!!*1 '!"' ( heats this year. Against some , •""¦ '¦¦"¦' <¦¦•• . ' -' M-li'tn'"''** * " ^ *"' •" l>|->*inKl(iAii>« *•«•• N , . good competition , he should do _ ^_^^^yryy ^y'yA_ ^ ' ~ ~ "*-- \ ^^^^^^^^^ m^^^^^^J ""—¦-.*, * N \ I' all right, *•*•».» , * . h ^-unaiii ^M,. * ¦ *f9B||^'fll^^Hk^ Earlier in the year the staff expected big things from Doug ^^^^^^^ KK K^^^^^^^ r Rmnnuc! and John Rodgers in VoltflRI ulff. tnr ^^^^ H^ B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ HrJ ^ HH|b the broad jump. Roth hnvo spent »•» wn>"i .^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^^^BH^^^^^^HB^^^^^^Hiv the majority of the time on the .sidelines with muscle pulls. Emanuel will not compete at the Big Nine and Rodgers will Set be hack for the first time. BOKSK FORECASTS a thrre- your sights on tenm race between Austin. Man kato nnd Rochester. He also states that Albert I I 110 YARD RUN: NiUon (Pailhaulll DOWN-UP TO tt MONTHS TO PAY (for Mobil Cmdit Cwd HoldvO I:It .I . NO MONIY MILS RUN. Halfam (Auilln), l.ll I. HIOH HUHDLBli tchradlt (Owalonnil i ISO. IOW IHIRDias Nrltnn (Rochoilnr I. ¦M.I . HIOH JUMP Ichradla (OwalonnM il SALE PRICES ON CUSHION AND M-3 I BROAD JUMP Ruiiall (Nnrlhf'i 'ril, 11 < I POL! VAUlT i McKtnila (Northtlnldl. Mobil Speedshaver* Il-IH. New Norelco IHOT PUT : ttvanion INorlhllald ) i' l' i TIRES ALSO AT THESE MODIL DEALERS J OIlCUli HoK.mti (Northllild l Ul Ut *-^ >£^ «<0 YARD RBl.AY Rochtilir. :4I 1. better way to shave because IIOYARn RBlAYi NoilhlHIrt Mi l. Is a MILB MILAY i NoildfUlil. I.Mil MBOl.BY RIlAYi Mankato, 1.41.1 it has more shaving features M date's Service Chuck's Service Johnson Service 12-3 rAvnitiTK Gllmora & Willi**- , Winona 3rd A Mark** , Wlnono lanaibaro, Minn, any other shaver. NF.W YORK ( AP) Nlge than rifl'a nging Dick Tiger is n 12-ft favorite l<» whip Rubin Caller in Mierau Service Gil's Service Boyum Service buttle of middle flo/v/co/The Comfort Shave a lO-rounrt . • \ RuBhforcJ, Minn. S prino Grovo , Minn. fmfrton , Minn. North Amarlctn Phlllpi Company, Inc., 100 Last 41 JUaul, Naw Y CKK , Naw Vork 1001 1 weight conlondei R nt Madison Square (iaidcn lomglit Farm Implements 48 Perionalr 7 DENNIS THB MENACE Situation* Wanted—Mai* 30 A ft gret-n (hopper. A-l con- MIDDLE AGED MAN wenli itallonerv SCHULTZ WHEEL CHAIRS^for every pricenng«j Clormont 'Rollnrrlnu, 1 mile S. 1 -¦ •nolneer |ob. hn» Minn. l»t Cl««» A dition. Want Ads adjustable walkers. For rent tr ial*. : , ? . —- — of Ainu «n County trunk E. •. Write* or Inquire B13 Dally : First two months rental credltexl to- . Ilcem*.; GRAIN Newi. ' """ wards pucahaie price. CrutclM. wood POWER LAWN MOWERS MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -Wheat or nd|ustabl» aluminum. TED AflAtER Jncob&oii, Momenta ODD WANTED—cemenl *«rk, cir- Goodall, receipts Wed. 81; year ago 84; DRUGS. JOB* Service nnd Sa lus Pressure on penlty, painting, what have you? Start Here ELECTRIC SERVICE trading basis unchanged; prices Walki, drlvii end petloi. RMionable*. Alll O TO MAKE YOUR Grad glad present ¦ Johnson Tel. *i455 BLIND ADS UNCALLED FOR-^ Tel. J-J73 V Jnrl 4 7 ' lower; Cash spring -wheat her with • Forget-Me-Not I. D. brace- let, all new and pretty, too; or chooser , No 1 dark northern, 11-17 74. M. 7. ' ' " ~~* basis B—«1 . »6, Ji,. ' « " . from one of our new sterling tt»arms, R A R I '- - Buclncsf Opportunltiaa 37 ^W A T N Auto Stocks, protein, . -l.WtirM*,.' a memento for any occasion, RAIN- Heady-Mix Bait . 4th. No 1 hard Montana winter BOW JEWELRY, 114 W. ¦3-lb. . . ' . $1.89 NOTICE OASOLINC STATION - with well- batf newspaper will ba responsible FROM wall to wall, no soil at all, les^-iTe"!!! V Thii known national oil company contract, : ' .incorrect Insertion ' of on carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre . MAIER DRUGS Minn - SD No 1 hard win- for only one In oood cllc location, ternu available. T£D advertisement- publish- Rent electric shampooer , 11. R. O. s 1 »ny classified BOH SELOVER. REALTOR. Tel. M49. - "r ' Trade Heavy ter 163 ii-174 i ed In the Want Ad section. Check Cone Co 7y 'A~ ' "' y 7 If a correction , \jsi\ No 1 hard amber durum , your ad and call 3.131 ALTURA: Brick itora building with 7- b : must be made. ' : ARE YOU A PROBLEM DRINKER? - NEW YORK /AP) - Auto choice 1.65-1.70; discounts am- . room living aunrteri upitaln. Ownor . Man or woman your drinking creates Lewliton: neirly n»w CORM CULTIVATORS atock"! were under selling pres numerous problems. If you and will finance. ber 3-5 cents ; durum 7-10 cents. n'* lost mv soul' s companion, GOLTZ PHARMACY good location. Tal. «BW or MH. A life linked with nrsy owni . . 27.4 . B, Jrd Til. 1547 . Rye No 2 1.12*4-1. 1W: Boarding home, »10 capacity, And day by day I miss her morei LICENSED tional. Below lU. OOfl. Tal, Flax No 1 3.18. . As I t hrSigh life alone. . for iala by owner; Ford opened late, depressed s*alk . , Air Conditioning, Heating 9 . . Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.73. Missed by husband & Children. 8-1720: . TRADE TRACTORS hy plans for a six-nwllion share Loan 40 offering of Ford stock by the ' Memorials Money to Ford Foundation . WINONA MARK ETS Monuments 1 ? WESTINGHOUSE i ? Brokers said, however, that ?NOW!! 7 ? Swift & Company MONUMENTS i MARKERS and ceme I AIR CONDITIONER 1 the hi**! three auto stocks were Buying houra are from 8 a.m. to i:X tery/ lettering. Alf W. Haake, lie E. I960 Farmall 4S0 Diesel, ' - p.m. Monday through Friday. Sanborn. Tel. 3248. ' ;¦ LOANS u^ hitcti . ; NOTE-AUTO-FURNITURti vwith. fast dampened considerably by a There will be no call mark«|i on Frl Available for immediate PLAIN 170 E. 3rd Tal. 3»1S days; 7 : front page article in a financial installation , Sat • a.m. f» noon John Deere 494 4-row corn These quotations apply ei lo noon to- Lost and Found 4 Hn. » a.m. to 1 p.m., , ' newspaper saying that the auto day. ' . : planter, rubber packer sales rate, though still at record HOGS v Dogs, Pets, Supplies 42 wheels, Insecticide appll- Top. bul-.heriV 190-22G . '. .30.00.30.50 KEY RING LOST — containing I keys, ;;::-:-^^y^;P levels. is decreasing and that a Reward. Tel. 7190 catar. Top sowi . .. 14.SO-17.00 - near 7th J. Liberty. , • ¦¦ • ¦ ^" ¦ ¦ • ^ ^ ¦ ' ^ •^ ¦ .. .•" ' ' ' : . ^ ...... ¦POLISH BEAGLES. Bamt type, . . -CATTLE . " further drop is anticipated. ? exceptlnonal amall Crilhuahuali The cattle market , is iteady. V'SOH-f Kill Ml| -*PON**r KI«» 7«A»J" small; John Deere 495 *-rbw, new Opening on blocks of 27,000 Choice ...... 24.OO-26 0O Personals 7 Sklpparkae - Wanchaiter, pocket alia. ¦ ' Winona Electric fertilizer attachment. Good ...... ' ..' 20.00-23.00 Reasonably . priced. Harleywood Kan- and 1,800 shares, Ford was " Standard . - ...; '.. '.„...• ' 16.00-19-00 nels. Tel. Houaton **»o- t695. Iln Money A" SHIFT In weight- , means , altered ¦ ¦ ¦ John Deer* 720 Diesel traf»- do\vn Wi to 56'i and quickly ¦Ulllily cows . ..: '13. 00-15.00 . ¦Greek). . -' .. , clothes,. - come up and tell us all your Construction Go. Gotten .,...;¦ ...... 11.04-14.00 . v : tor, fully equipped. stretched its loss to more than • woes. W. Betsinger, Tailor , iay'j. W. ¦v ' ' ' " - COCKER mala poppy fra»'*for VEAL ' iift.'w: 's«r~ " " Tei. 5o0? Help Wanted—Male 27 Help Wanted—MaU 27 MOSTLY 3rd. .; V- . ; - 3 montha old. Tel. UW. ? :¦ ' ¦ npod home, . , fully ' . - 27 7 . . ''? The veal market is strong. ' • ' ' • ¦ ' ¦ John Deere 70 equip-- . - , —^—— i ¦ Top * MAN WANTED for delivery, must have ¦ General Motors also fell more choice. 2* 00 MEMO? TO THE Tip-Top Bar In Hokah: ' d ; ' ' ¦" " .. . 19 00-26.00 • chauffeur ' s , license. Apply In person Attention Students THREE FEMALK purebred black Lab- ' .? v P« - - . ,. ; ,. . Good and thoice . -;. We haven't ' tpr iotten your softball . '7 ' / ' , ' ' : ' ' . . Buiinest Service*? 14 West End Greenhouse No phone calls. LOOKING for part time or summer em- rador pupplai, reaioneble. Tal. 7910. than"2 points but' trimmed . the : Commercial :-. . . .. - ... I3.OW8.00' .ace working on It Any , challenge .-and ' , ployment? Tel, 3152 . 7 . John Deere 70 gas, fully Boners .. . 13.00-down ' softball"'players Interested In play- loss slightly. Chrysler was off girl' . SINGLE MAN for iteady farm work, MALE COLLI H pupplea, 7 weaks old, equipped. ing a game against Hokah, please con- ACCOUNTANT will keep books lor small , W, complete modern ' dairy farm. Louis will make good cattle dogi. LaVarna around a point and a half. Froedtert IMalt Corporation f.ict-Innkeeper, Ray Meyer. WILLIAMS business. Tax service Included, JM, . " Heim, St. Charles, Minn. Tel. 932-3254. Kreher, Fountain. City, Wii. Tal. Arca- Hours: $ am. to 4 p.m.; closed Salur -HOTEL. 6th & Washington. Tel. .. B-30M. . John Deere 60 with power More cold water was thrown - dia 48-F- *"? ~~ - - - ¦ — —~~ . ' — dayi. Submit sample before loading. i . - . . ; MAN WANTED to work in warehouse, WANTED block, 13x38 rubber. on market , averages by Du ") EVERYBODY'S DOIN' IT! Going to (New cro0 barley . ho experience necessary. Apply In le who may be RUTH'S RESTAURANT, 126 E. 3rd., j Painting, Decorating 20 M ature coup Font's 2-point loss. No. 1 barley ..... J1.ll . person. Valley Wholesalers, Inc. 330 Horses, CattU, Stock 43 1951 John Deere D, new No. 7 barley , '. ;...... 1,05 to eai and lovln' every minute ol 'II. ¦ on social security. Husband Prices were irregularly high- service, low . prices, INSIDE AND OUTSIDE painting, by •«- .: :.E. ' 3rd. ' rubber: ; No. 3 barley .;,.,....;.,.;. . .'*5 Great food, good . j to do garden, lawn work mon in! Open 24'hours a. day, ex- perlenced painter. Tel. 8-2120. PUREBRED CHESTER While boara ond er, on the American Stock Ex- No. 4 barley '...... : ,, .St. . C' I . : RELIABLE. MAN to haul- can milk,, to and. general house and build- Elmer ' Papenfua, St. Charles, 1957 Farmall 4M) Diesel. cept Mon. ¦ gilts. . : ¦ . change. i HOUSE PAINTING—Experienced . Free start immediately. Contact Edgar Even- Minn. ¦ ¦' ' . ' : s ¦ ' son, Rushford, Minn. TelV 8M-7690 or ing maintenance; Must be Winona Egg Market GREATEST RUMMAGE Sale • >ver. | estimates, Tel. «B9-2375. . Minnesota 1953 Oliver 8« Diesel , with Corporate bonds were mixed. : ¦ ¦ Hart Creamery. , handy with; tools and fami- These quotations apply at or Gamble Store, 166 Center Sf. Coffer . - City, RolllhBStone line.• : - NINE ANGUS and Angui-Holttaln crost hydraulic. V.S. Treasury bonds continued 10:30 a.m. today Booster Club. Fri. & Sat.;. May.21 & 22. liar with power lawn equip- feeder ' caivai, <00 lbs: averaae. Vtr- mostly unchanged. . Grade . A dumbo) ...... V. .25 YARD MAN for . 6 hours • week , must ment. Wife may, at her non Bell, Galesville, Wit. Til. 1Q3J. 1955 Allis Chalmers WD 45, Grade A (large) ...... ;....,.,,.,. .20 Plumbing, Roofing 21 have some experience with flowers. - Grade A (medium! ...... ,..: 17 . (First, Pub. Thursday, May IJ, 1965) Writ* B-85 Daily News. . . . option , work one or two days REGISTERED HORNED HareftJrd bull!, 7 power steering. Grade B ...... 17 2 years old and younger. Delbert Ka- " weekly doing light . house- M; Grade C . ..,. '...... 12 CITY OF WINONA ' ELEGTRlG ROTO ROOTER . houn, Rushford, Minn. Tel, 864-7403. 1954 Allis •'Chalmers.. CA*. 1 P. New York . Winona, Minnesota For clogged sewers and drains PART-TIME BARTENDER wanted by work. A separate home fur- local supper club. Married man pre- plow and cultivator? Tel. 9509 or 4434. .1 year guirante*. , POLLED HEREFORD bulla, registered Bay State Milling Company ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ferred, 24-40. . 'Write B-B2 Dally News.- nished in addition to reason- Stock Prices ' and grade. Clifford Thompson , Utlca, Elevator A Grain Prices ' FOR' ; ' CALL SYL KUKOWSKI ¦ 1957 Ford 960 with Dearborn -. . - . ? • able salary. Located in ex- Minn. All'd Ch 53's Int'l Ppr No. 1 northern spring wheat. . 1.70 ASPHALTIC MATERIALS NIGHT * JANITOR — ¦full-time; hours 12 mounted corn picker 34^ " No.. 2 northern spring . wheat ,, 1.68 V midnight fo 8 a.m. Startlna : salary J65 tremely pleasant surround- . ¦¦ POLLED i 'HORTHORNS, bulls and fa- Als Chal 23-js Jns .&.-L ?.:' 67Vi .No. 3 northern spring wheat , 1.64 . Sealed proposals inarked ' .'Asphaitic per week.' References. Write B-75 Dally Septic Tank & Cesspool ¦ ings in Cochrane, Wis. See by fyo . * ton aire*. Special price , No. 4 northern spring wheat .: l 60 Materials Bid" will be received at the . . News. males, . 1951 Ford new rebuilt en- Amrada. 77 Kn 'ct li23.4 . . Kaehler Bros., ¦ No. 1 hard winter wheat ... .. 1.60 Office .of-.' .'the: City Recorder , City Hail, Jay Martin , La Crosse Mill- on two 5-year old bulls. gine. " . ¦ Cleaning Service St. Charles. AAlnn.: Arn Cn. .47%. Lrld .44V4 No. 2 hard winter wheat ...... 1.58 Winona, .. Minnesota, until . 7:30 P.M., Special Truck, Sanitary tt Odorless ing Co., Cochrane, Wis. Tel. No. 3 hard winter wheat '.;. .... 1.54 June 7, 1965, for furnishing . 125,000 BRICK LAYERS wanted. Nels Johnson ' Am M&F 18 Mp Hon 69 . G. S . WOXLAND CO. 248-2222. :¦ FEEDER PIGS -^ 1«. Allen Randall, 1948 Farmall M? No. 4 hard winter wheat ...... 1.50 gallon's of asphaitic materials In ac- VM4 92« • Construction Co., P.O. Box 707, Wi- ¦ Rushford, Minn. T«I, : Tel. Rushtord M4-U17. Am Mt 12',.. Mn MM? 60% .'No; . -' ! rye . ,. .' .... ' .,. v.:...... 1.17 . cordance. . with the specifications pre- nona, Minn.,, or call 3132. . "' Mn No; 2 rye ...... , '. 1. 15 pared by The City Engineer ot . Winona, AT&T ' ' 69^ & Ont— '¦' ' FEW CLOSE-UP Brown Swiss springers, Minnesota. . ' . Jerry's Plumbing MAN WANTED to do recapping and gen- Am Tb 37*>s Mn PL 577 ' all young cows; also purebred bull of /s (First Pub. Thursday, May 20, 1965) . Specifications and Proposal Form may. 827 E . 4th . . Tel. «94 eral tire service work. Apply at Kalmes Merlin Wiibe . ¦ serviceable age, Maynard Brevlg, Rt. r 4 ', be obtained at the office of Vthe City Tire Service, 116 W. ' 2nd. ' . Ancda ? 67V Mn Chm 92 State) of Minnesota ) ss. . •MEN WANTED 3, Houston. Trempealeau , Wis. County, of Winona ) In Probale Court Engineer, City Hall, Winona, Minnesota. WE'D LIKE to keep yoo In hot water Arch Dn 3(3% Mori Dak 39% ¦ ¦ All bids must be on the City Proposal ' ¦ ' ) No. 16,017 • , ' " . . . if baths, shampoos, doing the FULL-TIME Service Station operator (Centerville Form. - FEEDER PIGS — 13, ** . *e«k» old, Armc St 67%Mn Wd 38M> In Re Estate, of laundry finds yoo running short, g'v» wanted. Experience preferred but not Factory Work ' A . certified check or bidder 's bontf weaned and castrated. Glenn Lehman, Tel. Centervi lle 539-240B Herman F. Radechel, Decedent. us a call. We have lust the right size necessary. Mu^t desire to terve pub- Armour 43y8?Nt Dy 91% shall accompany each bid . ln an amount Alma, Wis. ; . Order for Hearing on Petition to sell r water heater for your family. . lic. Salary, commissions . and fringe Service Station Attendants Avco Cp.- , .;22V2"?N . Am Av 5414 Real Estata equal: to five percent (i '<-) of.the bid, made payable to the City of. Winona, Tronk O'Loughlin benefits. . Write B-88 Dally News. GRADE SORREL Stallion, 5 years old, " Beth Stl 37% Nr N Gs The representative" of said estate hav- " broke, blaze and light mans and tall, n' 63% ing filed herein a petition to sell certain Minnesota , which shall be forfeited to PLUMBING & HEATINS. Sales7 Clerks ' HC^^ NTED 1 the City in the event the successful bid- weight 1450. ' Arnold Zenke, Dakota, Bng Air : 75% Nor Pac 48% real estate described In tald petition; 207 E. 3rd. Tet , 3703 - contract.. - WCAim^-FBLATrr ' ; Mlnn. . (Nodine) IT IS ORDERED; That the hearing der falls to enter into » . ' . CORN PLANTER Brswk .9 Vu NO St Pw 37% The City reserves the right to re^ YOUNG married man living In or willing Ay - Office Clerks thereof be: had on June 11th, * 1945, at Very Reasonable any or all bids arid to waive In- to move to this area for route sales. ANGUS BULLS—3, coming 5 years old. Ctr Tr 46% Nw Air 88% 10:30 o'clock :A. *A., before this court leet Help Wanted—Femali 26 $72.50 per week salary the first month, Stationary Engineer Mayvlllemere Angus Farm 1. Bill In tht probata court room In the court formalities. . Ch MSPP 30% Nw Bk 46% Dated Vat Winona, Minnesota. . ' . - ' to S1S0 thereafter. Car necessary. Wrif« Leary & Sons. Caledonia,. Minn. FEITEN IMPL. house In Winona, Minnesota, and that . - ? GO May 17, 1965.: WORKING COUPLt desires woman 1o Warren Erler, 3430 Cllffside Drive, La (Chief License) C&NW 68 Penney 74% notice hereof bet given by publication John Deere - Farmhand JOHN S. CARTER, live In and care for . boyi, ages 11 ¦: Crosse; Wis.' . FEEDER PIGS—10. Wayne Habeck. of this order In ttie Wlnon» Dally News Chrysler 51 Pepsi " 77% City Recorder. and 7. Tel. 1-2571 after t. Farm Equipment Mechanics ¦ Ridgeway, Minn. 113 Washington , Winona and by mailed notice as provided by . Ct Svc 78% Phil Pet ' 53% law, . ' - HOUSEKEEPER WANTED - must be Pprt-Time J' : ; POLLED HEREFORD herd bull. Al- ; Dated May 1t. 1965. (First Put). Thursday, May IJ, 19«| ' ? an.itors , Cm Ed .Wi PIsby 45% able to. lew and supervise. Hotel . Wi- YOUNG. MAN with car can earn V.K- fred" H. Johnson, Peterson, Minn . Tal. E. D. LIBERA, S2.50 per hour. Write Warren D. Lee, '¦ ¦ Cn Gl 52% Ptrd 60% CITY OF WINONA ? nona. B7S-5B63. •;• ' . . Probata Judge. 311 Losey Blvd.- So., La Crosse, Wit. Yardmen (Probate Court Seal) .; ¦ Winona, Minnesota Cn Can 54 Pr Oil 59% WOMAN FOR general homes -'ork, 4 HEREFORD BULLS registered, polled, P. S. Johnson A D*VERTISEMENT FOR BIDS days a week. 'Mrs.- Vernon Seltj, 108 Routemen Cnt Oil 73% RCA 35% Attorney for Petitioner. 1 3-year old, A younger. Burtnesa and SPRING } ' ' . ,E.: '7th. - Elstad, Canton, Minn. CntlD R7% Rd Owl ? 27% *«'/» W. 3rd Street F0R ' Winona* Minnesota. FURNISHING PLANT MIXED MAN TO? TRAIN Men are? , urgently needed Deere •" 41% Rp Stl : 43% BITUMINOUS OMATERIALS EXPERIENCED WAITRESS -V Oaks: HOLSTEIN BULL CALVES-reglstered, (Flrtt Pub: TlHjriday, May 20/ 1963 FOR ASSISTANT MANAGER by Winona business firms dams records 500 lbs. fat and up. Douglas 41% Rex Drug 36 Sealed proposals market '.'Plant Mixed RELIABLE WOMAN to c«r» for 3 . Lloyd A. Haigh, Alma, Wis. Dow Chm 76% Rey Tob 41% Stale of . Minnesota ) it. Bituminous Mate r ials" will be received ¦mall children In;my homi. Tel . 3223. CLEARANGE County of Winona 1 in Probate Court at the Olfice of the City Recorder, City Good starting salary, paid If you are looking for HOLSTEIN BULLS-^registered, age 7 to du Pont 249% Sears Roe 69% No. 1S,»64 Hall, Winona, Minnesota, Until 7:30 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE lor full-time : vacations, paid holidays, ¦¦: 17 mbnlhsi some of these dams of Ihe East Kod 165% Shell Oil 61% In Rt Estate ol June 7, 1965, .for furnishing the Winona fruit department work. Paid vacation, . .' employment bulls are making betweenV WO and 700 Elsie Karsten. Decedent. Street Department with the season s r«^ , ' hospitalization Insurance. Vlrlley B-B7 company insurance plan , Ibs^fal with close to 4% test. Harry Ford Mot 55%Sinclair 58 Order for Hearing on Final Account qulrements of Plant Mixed Bltumlnoui On Used Daily News, v chance for rapid advance- ¦ ? MarRs7-*londcvl,: Wis. (Gilmanton) Gen Elec 103% Socony 83% and Petition lor Distribution. Materials In accordance with the. speci- .;¦' . Contact .? The representative of the abov e nam- fications prepared by the City Engineer ment. Gen Fds 83% Sp Rand 12% : HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE lor full- REGISTERED MORGAN stallion, .3 ed estate having. filed his final account of Winona, Minnesota. This year ap- time checkout girl. Paid , vacation, hos- ? Minnesota State years; leopard Appaloosa stallion, 3 Gen Mills 59% St Brnds 80% and petition for settlement and allowance proximately 1,150 tons of AC-1 and ap- pitalization. Insurance. Write B-B6 Daily years; quarter horses; new and used Equipment thereof and for distribution to the per- proximately 300 tons of MC-3 will be News. . Apply in person. horse trailers Sell, trade, finance. Gen Mot 104 St Oil Cal 70% sons thereunto entitled; Employment Service . needed. Hunlline Farms, 3 miles N, of Holmen, IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing Specifications and proposal may be ob- Gen Tel 41% St Oil lnd 42% HOUSEKEEPER—In .new modern coun- 163 Walnut ?Street Wis., on V Tel. LA6-2777. thereof he had on June nth, 1965, at tained at the Office of the City Engineer , John Deere 290 ? planter; 3- Gillette 36% Si Oil NJ 78% try home, for single mlddjf-aged man, Great Winona Winora, Minnesota 10:30 o'clock A.M., before this Court In City Hall, Winona, Minnesota. All bids washer and dryer, prefer lady who John Deere 490 p Goodrich 66 Swft & Co 52% the probate court room In the court must tie on the proposal forms fur- has lived on farm, some experience $2 98 ? . lanters; '43 house In Winona, Minnesota and that Surplus Store Goodyear 56% Texaco 78 nished. In bookkeeplnq,. no oblections *o 1 or John Deere B tractor; John % notice hereof be given by publi- A certified check or bidder's bond shall 2 small children, reference! required, ARMlDEXAN-100 Gould Bat 37 Texas Ins 114 cation of thia order In the Winona Dally accompany each bid In an amount equal must be neat and' good cook. Write Situations Wanted—Fem. 29 Deere H tractor with culti- - NeWs and by mailed notice as provided to live percent (5T,,) of the bid made B-M - Dally--Newt. $1.99 Gt No Ry 54% Un Piac 4QYs by law. payable to the City In the event the DRAFTSMEN New Tylan Ahf.'blollc Products vator 74fi Allis Chalmers Gryhnd 24% U S Rub 68% Dated May 19th, 1965. successful bidder falls to . enter Into a FULL-TIME BABYSITTER-Tel . 7993. SENIOR GIRL, 17- would like babysit- E. D. LIBERA. Expansion and increased TED MA I ER DRUGS Gulf Oil 57% US Steel 51% contract with the City. lino and or light housework |ob from WC tractor with cultivator; Probat* Judge. The C|ty . reserves , the right to relect MATURE WOMAN wonted hostess. production have created June 7 until Sept. 17. Tel . St. Cherlei Animal Health Center (Probata Court Seal) •» International M tractor ; 4- Homestk 48% Westg El 52y8 any or all proposals. Write B-70 Dally News. MJ-3722 alter «, P, S, Johnson Dated at W inonn, Minnesota, openings in our engineering IB Mach 473 Wlworth 31% Attorney for Petitioner E , Supplies 44 14" International plow ; Co- May 17, 1965. DOMESTIC WANTED - chlldcare and department. We seek men HIGH SCHOOL qlrl would like work Poultry, ggs M'/i W. 3rd Street Int Karv 37% Ye S '& T 44 JOHN 5 CARTER, light housework , for working parents In private home, doing housework and bey 100 bu. spreader; John . Winona, Minnesota. with 1-3 years experience to City Recorder. Experienced. Room, board and US coring for children during thi sum- SPELTZ HATCHERY Office et corner week. Write or call at 311 Chatfield, design engine components mer months. Carol Hall, Kellogg. Tel. 5nd and Center In Winona now open Deere L spreader; John (First Pub, Date Thursday, 13, 1965) PRODUCE Mny Winona. in related production equip- Plainview 5.14I7M. 8 tb i dally. Order your DeKalb or Spelli chick* now, you will be glad Deere horse spreader; John NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) ment. Offer excellent bene- , CALL TOR BIDS COOK AND MANAGER for fountain r you did. Drop In or Tel, 3910 Deere 14T baler with ejec- Butter offerings ample; demand and luncheonette. Must be experienced. fits, job stability, modern Instruction CUsset For the Sole and Removal of Buildings in Apply Mr. Von Rohr, Von Rohr Rex- SALE—day old and started White Leg- tor ; New Holland Super (ifl steady; prices unchanged. all Drugs. offices. horn and California While pullets, all Cheese steady; prices un- Connection -with the Improvement of Trunk R. S. Wallace ages; also day old California Greys. St, baler ; 3 John Deere Hay changed. Charlei Hatchery, SI. Charles, Minn, Highway No. 90, Located in Dakota , Minn. Chief Engineer conditioners; 2 John Docre —Wholesale egg offerings mor SALESCLERK URGENT ROWEKAMP'S Chicks, Ghostley Pearl John Deere rake SP. I3*(l(*>0. 191 )MJ 'IMS' • Winone County Gould Engine Parts Div. 61, While Rocks. Day old and started elevators; , thii n ample; demand quiet. up to 30 weeks ROWEKAMP'S Senled bids will be received up lo 3;30 o in 4-bar; New Idea rake , 4- (Wholesale 'clock PM. on Mny 27, 1961, by Stephen Lake City, Minn. Tel. 6201 HATCHERY, Lewiston, Minn. Tel. selling prices Comnrtljsloner T. OulBley, o| Administration, for ll» Slnie or Minnesota, at the office Collect MEN & 3741. pii*(-, * *r; based on exchange and other of the Division of Lands and Riflht of Way, of the Slnte Highway Dnpnrtment, Room Home Furnishings Dept. WOMEN bnr; John Deere :'.?.! volume sales. ) 321. State Highway Building, SI. Paul I. Mlnnniota, tor the sole and removal ol the "An equal opportunity Rodrick Lean 10 ft. tandem lollowing listed buildings, all dimensions being approximate. Fulltime position for Home employer " is a Wantad—Livestock 46 New York spot quotations foi Neg. Type of Building Location disc . low : standards 2,'i; medium A rapidly expaXling restau- l EWISTON LIVESTOCK MARKET AUTO CO. r (approx. Ti Miles West on Co. Rd. U) H. CHOATE & CO. (40 lbs average ) 2'iV::2. > ; smalls 1BI3) > frame barn appprox. 34' x54' and a frame rant is now hiring manage- A real goort auction market for your Main Office TH , 2JI71 IBM livestock. ' Dairy cattle on hand all lewiston , Minn brooder house approx. d'14' (35 lhs average ) IR-IIIV2. ... " " ment trainees. Position of- 1* Two frame ihedi approx. Jl'x3l* and week, hogs bought every day. Trucks 2M7 Hrowns: extra fancy heavy 1J'' J ' )(I7' . . .. Dakota, Minnesota fers good sajary , excellent TRAINEES NEEDE D available. Sale Thun. Til. . weight (47 lbs min) 30 - 32; (approx. 3 Miles Wntl Help Wanted—Fernil* 26 working conditions , free life fancy medium (41 lhs average) Bids will he opened and read publicly at the lime nnd plnce nhove specified . and health ' insurance , paid Farm Implements 48 JOHN nKKlt P. A description of such buildings lo he | LIMITATION OF MOVEMENT OF THIS AREA vacation , and excellent op- ALLIS CHALMERS Model (I Irar.lor , 4 ROW PLANTKR 2425 Vi; fancy heavy weight (47 sold and removed, tcxiiitlur wilh \ |>cr|. The Business Office of BUILDINGS FROM HIOHWAr plow nnrl cultivator s. Tel Wltok a 3:141 lhs min) 2t)%-3l ; smalls CIO lbs ficntloni and bid forms , may he oh ...„ „_ .,,.„ portunity to learn the busi- RIOIIT, OF WAY Winona Public Schools aller 5 p.m. Irene Schmidt , Ht. 3, WI DISK QI-KNKKS . lalni.'d at Ihe Slnte (IK/hw/ay- Dcpacl- , Up to $050 jier monl h Average ) l'l4-20'-,. ness and become a restau- nona IWilson.) Head y To (io ment , Dlvlnlon of Lands and Rlijh! ot ] y An>, llm i(lirig, when loadoil, II at needs a mature woman , Way, Room 531, Stata lllgnway Build- : r0 ,,„„,_ „,„ „.gn i i||,„„ rant manager also oppor- After Training rtnf , , mii, ns or FORD TRACTORS , I, «15 ond »173; Ing, St. Paul I, Minnesola. ax WI) |,,|,| w ,j| w ,i,|, age 35 to 45. tunity for executive position, FEITEN IMPL.. . CO. - |» „„, , t a tramp-ir- 3 8 In, John Deere diggers, 1100 each/ LIVESTOCK Hid secur ity In the lorm of • certified ¦• tntlon permit. 1. roipiicllve¦ Dliiilivi or A pplicant must be ambi- 10 In John Deere digger, hydraulic, John Deere - Fannlinnd Souih St . Paul check , cashkrs check , or money order b|J/()r , „ r „ fB ,„„ rK| ,„ avarlaln in ad- *.0U1H ¦», She must hnve the loi lowing till; im ft. John Deere digger , Wi; 113 Washington , Winonn ST PAUL, Minn. '. (USDA) to the toll amount of all tilds ot less „„„,„ „„ ,K,sslt,l|iiy <,f movemrnl on tious , intelligent and able to -•Callle 4,000 , mlim IM: fairly De- than fifty dollars (tW.OOl, lo the ! abilities: WRITE TODAY three 3-14 In plows; No. 390 John r0„„, „,,„„ „,„,, |runV t ( hw ,i | „ /v , work evenings. Previous near* planters, tl7*> each, tl Sllevar, liver ; siaunhler alner t tml helfrra iteadyi amount of fifty dollars USO OOl on nil -,„„ ,,,unn,„ n( „, m,„, f„r „,„ ,„„„». rtw. tully ilDfldy, j r RI 2, Winona. (Wilson) Sod bulk, vnalcr» and bids Irom fifty dollnrs (110 00 ) lo ono „,,„„ ot |,uiiilln'n Irom the highway rluht f t Be able to organl/.e her reHtaurnnt experience help- IBM Training r.O. Box 70, Fertilizer , 49 If.Mnr rnllln Mendy, hlyh i ¦ .holco I .TJ'r thousand dollars IS1.000.00); and lo 0* w I , , ru\lmrt rucK, mnit r.linlrn HMO-7I.M: tnlxed liloh ^.1(11,000.00, i. "i •fc Be a Rood , accural -it / ravlly restored to like new condition, must be enclotsecl In the ,)(1pnr ,mfn, recjnnllnu the moveironl nt sume or telephone for ap- iri'nf hind, fi.nvnriiMl, mnl r,nrV (I' IO'I unit Omlce ?5 l'i U J.I; Frtxl Krnm, It, Charlei, Minn. Tel, III- (ivnrnon sealed bid and made oayihle lo the ' ,)un„ lr(J, nn ,,„nk ,,„|hwByl Movement typist. ilnu DliNAI ll VAIINIINI , tu liitj li rhnira tiiMi.fri JA 00, moil (twice pointment , Niimo Age — 933-4H* . AAlnnnso- Slnte Treasurer nv„ r any liuiili hlijliwoy or portion ol any Tel. Jlldl U 5'i . vi; mi>«| la Cily Imloni *, pnllmo- " hlan oood end ttiolr.o Th - ,u hJfld*r h application*! grantefl Inr such distances. 2101) Ford Parkway City dlrl tor to move the above pnrceli Ilulldin'ii ir Be able lo meet nnd Ret ial», Tel. Aim. «trt'% n Wi good 650 BOO lh itoert provided permits are obtained Irom the oxrei-dlng Ihe leiial width mid oi Irgal 70 m ,i (X> St. Paul i prope r rniinlclpnl authorities nnd sublrcl ' weltitil will be liim'^'J a*, lo innveirierii along with people. FEITEN IMPL.. CO. Muu \ f . '.OO; tnlfly mtlve; Urn, I Work CIII.TUHI 'I) S(H> Iw nwi end lo Highway llmilallons of movmrirnf i as follows Tol fifKMmi . John Deere - Farmhand ;¦• qui' moilly Mi-ndy, Irntfinri**. Ji conh This ia a pcrmnnunt posi- . 'I roll or l .oofi m f. , . Inwru. iowt :lthrt y lo slfwig, fwdrr Approx. Weight Approx Total Distance 11.) Washington Winona Tel. m7 or t *I.1J Width ol Building ovr-r Inm u Hfgliwiya PiCJ'• .\liWilli I IIIAIS ilnmly, |J 300 '.MO tion , J'ay and fringe bene- lh hnrrhwi nml Qllli Jl.Jl.JI.Wi 1-3 Over 1*0" to I4'0" lO l nn ,. ,. i ', In 40 mllei " fits will be (liHCUNNdl nl an IV(1 3«tl Ills 3O./V7I.0O , 340 360 11)1 10 »• Over 14' to 160" ID 1 nn ,, io In Vi miles* MARK TRAIL By Ed Dodd 31 0(1 nii'dium IV Iftft l ilO Ihl U.OO 1» 50| Ovsr )*' to IB'0" in Ton 30 Id 30 mileie Interview. If you hnv« these 1 I V70 4OO lh iiw, m.3J \9.5i 31 400 Over W lo VO'O" \* I W) ., 10 tn VS mllei * (•uiilifkiitiori s, apply In per- .100 llu 1/ 75 M.M; choice I30 U0 111 feed Over JO' to *I0'0" ia fori or more Id tu 30 miles * son In: • r inn*. 17 (XVIII 00. Ovir W to :*4'(1" 3D (on or mine *i fn IS miles * •ihi-rp 400( nl| rlnMM fully stondy, Over 34'0" or more 30 lun or min t .. I to 10 mllei * rhnii.u nml pdrn o IU 100 lh «|>rlno •Distances will depend on bridges arid route to lie travel ed . Paul W. Sanders ilfluuhlm In mlu J«.0O37 , O0i cliolce 103 In no even) will ll. old crop woolocl Inmlii 3400; cholrn movemtiiil he nlliiw- i ulllily wlies, loi i inssmg ol lallinnd ('li'rk & Huslnewi Mj *r . inil p, lino CB lh old crop ihmn Inmhft ed It Iraftlr cannot pnsi or the dcluiii- j IrniKs . Iilmmlnu ot tines, nnd penms Unnrd of Kducntitin wil'i (nil r.hiirn nnd No I pent 34Vi; Inn ol traffic Is reqnlreil .in,, i,nt ln-im iilitnmnl I'ltm nil imiitl, I . (ti). Ttm tiililly AIKI ooixl morn iMimtilur ewm above distances of move pniities lliiouyh which movement Is to Winoiin ,Sf?nior lli\\\\ School 4 Id f, 00, (h(i|c« RI-84 lh wooleil tetKlrr men! will govern from Ihe (. WMIT 'JVI IC lHtmi< HKIIIWAVI Help Wanted—Mali 27 (IIICM.O 1*1 |UM)AI- llcgk S.WOi ltl. Appl|(atlons fni peiunh for | HI'I'ORI ANY HID 1^ MlllMIIll fJ I movement of hulldlngi l,ulrhiiit ilondy to 'A cent* tilgliK*; 1-3 will ha consider- In renuesllnu pernills from the 7/inln- MAINIPNiANCF tlf:l PBH regular ed nnly If buildings are In *or l*>(l-7V0 lt> tiutttiitri 31.7VJI,00| mined movnhln lenanie Division fnr jyi movement of parlllme work. Apply ptrion, I' aul condition and mounted on In I I IVO 340 III), J|.00 31 ,75) 3V| 310-3M mlllcltnt llias buildings over tiiifrtT hMTITVmy*!, >p«clly Wntkliu Mettiorthl Homi, !""> t¦ Wa 7* and dullles and all nrmiigrmenls ma II.' VO 1 71 ?V Kind 300 lt>v 10.Mi l-l the pai(el numlier. as will as Hit rtt bniha .IM14M lh inwii |6,J0 IV. 00; 400-4MI lb> made in edvance foi llu raising of icrljiluin nt tiiil uiiim I7', /\|*H0| 3.1 4S0 1IK) 11)1 17 M ill ii 3 1 Clttl'ARIMI III Ol IIILiiWAYi MARHlt D MAfl wanlnd In optfal** IW 4-.O .V10 llm I7 1(I 1B.00 | SOO-MIO ll) » U.71 John M Iniiiniinn, aire daky (arm loteph Outlay, Dame |7,30> bo«r» U SO-H.M), law U.K. Conimlatloner. veld, Iowa Co., Wll, Ttl, till . H«V. Grain, ?••** SO furn., Rufli, LtnoUum Business Motoreyelet Thtmdty, May tt. _ 64 Placet for Rent 02 STRICTLY BUSINESS , Bicycle* 107 i»* WINONA -1>A1LT WBWI H DRV BAR corn lor ule. Daniel _ " ^ 7rtOD i«EFJuftl|rT?URr 1 pc. kltrThin SuiLOiNO con rent at ef Litiyetti CUSMMAN - till Scooter, fair condlilon, JtellpHUB, Tr«m|Ma1tau, wii. Contact euiie, \-A , mahooany knoehole dejk il. Jal. 4Ul . \7i, Tel. UM. . .. - . - • Ambrose Stellpflua. with slais for lop and matchlnij chair, Ui«d Curi 100 Mobil* Horn**, Tr.lUr* l it IM, liumper section pleca. »15i ? rock- MODeRN NEW OFFICE, eporo»lmela|y GIPL"! SC'IWIIIH J 54 irT hlcyclei. ers, choke FpRD-l'"5? convertible, power sHer- MOBILE HOME-Rldlirdion IM} IfelJD. at tii maple bed, lull slit, 900 iq. ft., walnut .. i-ondlllon: .lal. D 3519 . afler , Nor»«ry Stock S3 complete panelling, air condi- OV'd ¦ . .5 Ing and brakes, 4 new tires, May be 1 btdroomi, Iii very good condition Stedt , uj, full m* coll sprino, tioned. Inquire F, A. p.m - . - ' ' . furl By Francli, . . . seen - et LaKealde cities . Service, cor- Ttl Cochrtn* IH »17. BORmKOW&KI FURNI 1URE, Loilmkl. . iU-lsn or Dtlbtrt ' • ner Hull & Sarnla KrtuM. Bullilo City. .TrX * HAW* foybaam. Bernard Jt- M7 Menkalo. Open ewenlnos, USED BICYCLES - all ilrei. . Tsl.. Fountain City KOLTBR 687-J7BO . cnbaon, Rushford. Minn. Til. IM M3I. ~~ . BICYCLE S HOP; 401 Mentieto. Tel. Farms for Rsnt 93 iiii. MARLlTTI-IDxA 1*» modal, frlcael Good Things fo E«t 6S lor quick lilt, good eotvlltlofl, Jtmtt IBEDÔATS-Trophy barley, Chlppawt ami ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ Hlmll, RuHilsrid, Minn. loybimi, cHarted baofiert, Clar- ' .. - For-The Pun Of II ; CP.RTIFIBD terd potatoes, onion 1 963 ence Xabal.¦ nille» 5 W. pinlnvlevr. on tell, Ride a Motorcycle I PONTIAC - ' b , ¦om»''> olanit, flower 40 AGUES for rent, plowed HINT OR IALB - Trtlltri 47. Tel, il* 74HJ. . f.T,.'?i?, J plant*. HOhQ BROS. an-* *Mmt»> Hwy. WINONA POTATO MKT., HI :- and disced, - •rt. Ltthy'i, Bufttlo City, Wit. Mark*). suitable for hay, . Motorcycle Catalina " Ttl . sorghum and sudan grass, Shop, J/J e. 4th . C-Khrtrw SO-JSM. RHUBARS, homeorown, IJ lbs:, II; nice Station Wagon . MALLARD ' cabb*a*j plants, 35c a dor., heaulllul $10 an acre, Trucks, Tract's Trailers 108 TTBNT TOP CAMPINO Iralltrt ' Mr nnl ar Gar*nlumi, 69c Sugar Loal 4-door , rad lo, GRAVIS PONTOON and Cimptr - **ch. til*. Corn Special . .Gardtni. .' V h eater, power ititi, Hamtr, Minn, Ttl. fill, Seed Walter Neumann INieRHAriONA.L-1950 Carryall, goad / This weekend at ITRAWBERRY PLANTS tn Iradev Ol 121 ? East 2nd condition) l»3S Che^rblef plcfcup, com- \ / steering, p o wer PUAY-MORp mtWtl fralltrt. Rtnftl and rtclly behind West End car waah. ' pletely nverfiauled . May bf men it \ / brakes, automatic? •lilt. OALB'S HI-WAY IHRLL, Hwy. Loaf Gardens Stanley . V/ tec/orek , Bluff Slrjlnfl transrnUslon, solid tl «. Orrin, ' Sugar ¦ Musical ArWchanriii*** \ / or Call 5040 . ', 70 Houses for Rent 95 CHEVROLET, t9'3 V.ton pickup wllti 7 A/ white finish/ all nRBD TOP, HWV, tl. Mobil* Ham* ItlM, , racl cylinder , fl v/anted In cen- 'V '. Ll Crucent, Minn. . T«i; M3-110t Strehg's Radio & TV tral location, by family ot 4, belore standarri pickup body, 7 ,50 ? WENONAH LAWN SEED . Service June IJ, Tel. 6,3140. STOP ¦ ' ' ¦ x 16 6 ply mud & snow tires, Ui ». 10th ' , Tel. A favorite for 48 yeari . J7M PASTURE WAMTED-for 20 head of only ?2,(W0 miles. A-I con- AND TEST DRIVE USED ' . In this area. Refrlg»rators young Holsleln cattle. Carl 0, Paler- dition throughout. Pathfinder 16 ft. travel trail- : 72 ton, Lewiston . Tel. .4759 . "It was only one imal 1 miitake in the letter. I had THESE TODAY . i )b. . .. ;::^ ... -7.;:.?.. 90c "¦ ¦"¦" er with 8 cubic ft. electric RESPONSIBLE PARTY would like 2 or tha wrong address.'' ? SPKCIALLY PRICED 1961 BUICK 5 lhs . ....' . .... • B5c per lb. 20 cu. ft. 3 bedroom modern home, wesl end refrigerator and gas heater. . preferred, relcrencei lurnlahed. upon Electra 225 MANITOWOC request, need, within weak. Tel ?3i« $1595 $1195 Greensward HOUM** for Sale 99 Homei for Sal* 99 2-door hardtop, power steer- Bfl% Permanent Grass CHEST FREEZER between t end 6 p.m.;. or 458*> I. , thru ' : ' ' ¦ .10 p.m., . aik for Warren. ing, power brakes, white- - 7 . . USED .. v? :¦;¦;— Yr 710 lb. capacity. IF VOU WANT lo buy, sell or trade BY BUILDfiR-^-2.nevy mndern>bidroom ;? .%7Ks."":tr . ... .?... , $2.90 be sure to tee Shink, HOMEMAKER'S horhei. Tel. »?45 or evivi. WINONA TRTJf'K wall tires, tu-tone finish , ra- 5 year $200 food war- AT LEAST 4bedroom tpaclout heme SER VICF] Sleeper Camper ¦ # wanted. In .or near Winona, Vby prolev EXCHANGE. 552 E, 3rd, dio, heater, automatic trans- ' Lane ranty. iion.il family moving to V/lnonn. June THREE . NICE HOMES In llsmiaflsville -: Park ' . iiii: TRUCK . SALES ;? mission; Priced to sell. $150 .or July occupancy Write 1800 Baldwin THREE-BEDROOM home, fireplace, and arqis, overlooking, the river. Up to The Bargain Kind i *- Foam insulation. Between St., Ann Arbur, Michigan . built-in*.,. 7 baths, lorqe lot *18,000 level. : A real good selection ol ' ' •U Full 5 year Goodvltvr and Minnesota City. Tel. homes and other properties In L.» Crti- v & SERVICE- ; ? See our display ot New .V lbs/ ?v ...".. ; . ..;7...... 51 DO ? warranty. ' 1 959 CHE VROLET OPet-l FOR" ' ' 84D9-2S47 . cent end area , ¦ . $19')?05 ? . . sealed bids, property . on ' W L-ifr-J Tel? 4738 ? Shasta, Mallard and Travel- corner ol Wafhlngton and Sarnie, con- COfftirr)l*lH PEAI-TY- ! 2-door serjan ihe best—Wenonah Brand THREE-BEDROOM . moton home, J ' , master trailers. Buy GAIL-ROSS APPLIANCE verted to living quarter*, can also L» Crescent, Winn Iel 891.2104 Economical ft c y 11 nder, run -a jmall hu'.lncss ll .so. desired . bathi, shower , fireplace, double qa None Better ¦ ' enclosed , porch. In beou'ilul standard transmission , ra- 217 E/3rd Tel. 4210 * Will .. finance. . May be seen frorn 12 rafji, COUNTRY ' LIVING, Only minutes Irom valley, all landscaped, .5 , minute*, from noon daily Admiral Real Estnta , «68 t ov/n, .. near .Stockton , ' .j-bedroom- dwell Used Cars 109 dio, heater. This would make Winona, school bus,; low Waihlnglon. downtown Inq . A ',. years old , nceris flnjsblnpv . on Fc: A. KRAUSE CO Sawing Machines taxOi and luol bills. Terms as de ¦ a very nice second car. - 73 40. acrci. -Ta/es. only. ;.w . Peducerj . to POUTlAC, W.I ' -convertihl'e',' B, . automa- NORTHERN FIELD sired. Tel. - »49. . "BREEZY ACRES'" U.JOO, Will arrarce llnonci'ig; tic, liKe new; 1963 Ford Country Sedan USED MODERN ilg ran In. blondCibl- Farms, Land for Sale 98 ¦ Yiaoon, V.8, .automatic,- power South on Hwy. 14-61 v nrl, J60. WINONA SEWING CO, 651 WEST CENTRAL . ¦LOCATION -' - Cory }- '* xl0'6" ; cheap. Studio col with match- beautiful lot dishwasher in roomy kitch- FORD-1954 4-door, V-B, itan,S . , . Nylon .carpeted llvlnp room, 3 bed . , V Allen Sr.-Eoftti; Alvin Kohner, au. . V ste. : S] ' Serv., Lyngen/ Trempea- washer, 4 lazy susans and rooms, eating area In .nice kitchen. CORVAIR—1960, low mileage, . radio with rear seat speak- floneer; Minn, Land J. Auct ion- condition. Marvin . In Lewiston. New National oood con- whiter clerk. - . V***** leau, Wll. Vacuum Cleaners 78 large thermopane picture Home now being erected dition. Tfi. Allure 7521 alter t. er , clock, tinted glass, ^ Your Fair Lady --swnTtires, cruise control - air MAY 32—Sat -1 p.m. Peal Estati % LUMBER,, bathroom fixtures, misc. window in dining area over- OLDSMOBILE—1957 Sedan, Super {18 4- . ¦ USED VACUUM cleaners, tS and up. attractive 2 - bed- . on . First77Avenue North. Sill, 321 Second SI ' SMnlil School, ask for will adore this , door, excellent condition, will consid- •conditioning, 1 owner. Pertonll Property . .items. . .au* 12? E, 3rd, Tel. 3B59. looking hills. ?Large beauti- • Do not call ichopll room rambler. The 13>24 ft: living This Vh story, 4-bedroom er trade-in. Tel. 9630 afler 5 p.m. If.. Galesville, ' Wis ,' across ttreel Saitl on the lot. ' - Lena .Mark fully carpeted living room room Is nylon carpeted, bedrooms home will be completed in Ask for Apt, 34 , tram Town ol Oale Shoo. are carpeted. Nice-lamlly room with ' Etfatii Lee Harnisch, fluctloneer; PRESEASON SALE ol GE air condition- Wairted to Buy 81 paneled in oak with Early $3 100 -. .. - fireplace, delightful kitchen with eat- about six weeks Riymorid G. Anderson, clerV. ers now going on. Save, up to ilCO. See : . BONNEVILLE — 1961 convertible, fine American fixtures..New ma- ing area, large utility room, nicely «. . - . . today!- ISiV ' E; 3rd. TWO WHEELED trailer, with sprlnos; . .• . '¦ condition. - ,Tel. , 8-1535 during .business B 4 B . ELECTRIC * ¦ . r:xr 1 milt. E' also a riding pony. Harry Oalewikl, chine shed and pole barn, landscaped lot. houri, 5882 evenings end. vreekendi. x " 1962 MAY 33—Sat. I p.m. CST. . . of Only 7 miles from Winona Henrylovvn 'Store or t miles NtV of free, register at our , 155 W. 4th. . WIN A RANGE . also double garage. Auto-, :- ¦ No/man ElKen,- - . owner; LILLA : on Hwy. 76. Country living FORD—1958 Fairlane, autcmatic, cow- MERCEDES BEN Z Harmony. . store, drawing June 1. FRANK Young at Heart Knudsen V Erickson, . auctloneeri; Sth. Open evenings YOUMG : GOAT wanled tV pet, ' Linda matic heated waterers in er steering end brakes, pood condition a. SONS, 761 E. , will en|oy this well kept one-floor at its best. Remodeled 5- ¦ • Thorp Sales Corp., clerk. Sens, Rollingstone, Minn. Tel. Lewis- Owner selling because >f Illness, $250 4-door buildings and outside. More ¦ home, 7 bedrooms, living, room, WALL PAINT—7 colors. Special ton 2771. - . rootn home, new kitchen Stockton. Tel, Lewiston 2 866. LATEX kilchen and bath on first tibor .. . This is a beautiful 1 owner MAY 32—Sat . I:JO p.m. Furnllun and iJ.98 per gal. SCHNEIDER SALES, workable land available if One bedroom on lower level Lo- • with built-in range. 2 acres ~' HouM - -auction, '1 2 Lenox. SI,. ,, Winona, ' Goodview, WM. MILLER SCRAP IRON & METAL VOLGSWAGEN - 1965, Tel, Rolilno. car; name on request. . 3939 6th SI., . . needed , Land has good in- ' -j ' ' W . JWt Sf turn right at , K CO. pays 'highest" prices for scrap cated in .. Goodview. of land. Largje new pole she-4 stone 689-J418, o. up . .w* Equipped with radio , neat- sek' i Grocery. Store ,. Carl . ' Fann. auc- BEES FOR SALB ' Iron, mctali, hides, wool and raw fur come if rented out by city with high d , . - RESIDENCE PHONES: oors could be tlonnr. Also Bee Supplies 222 W. 2nd Tel. 2067 er, whitewall tires, 4-speed ¦ owner. Wonderful place to : E. J. Harterl . , . 3973 used for garage for trucks.? - ' . ., . -' ' ¦ 7 . '-— — • ROBB BROS. STORE, J7« B. . «*»: " Closed Saturday! transmission , solid blue fin- 4 * . . raise children with new . Mary Lauer . :. 4573 MAY 34 — Mon. t-p.m. OST: Furnlturt ¦ ' ' ' . '63 Chevrolet . Impala Jerry Berthe . . , 8-2377 -. * . • . v;: .? ish , bucket seats, blue grey Auction. 101*" W. Mh.' Wlncni,' Ellra- FOLDING BARBECUE GRILL, lb in., See Us For Best Prices school being built nearby. Philip A. Baumann . . . 9540 beth . Kofrner Estate,- Orvilla SchroaitT. BAMBENEK'S, -V9lh «. ManMto. Scrap Iran, Metal, Wool, Raw Furs 4-door hardtop^ 8 cylinder, leatherette upholstery. This . . . $2.99, Good well water. Possession 7 auctloneir; Minn . ' Lin'tl 4 Auction M 8. W IRON 8. METAL CO. ' power s t e e r i n g, power car has had immaculate Sirv.,; elark . . ElTlOTT'S VINATONE Is the finest de- . 201 W. 2nd SI. . Tel. 300-1 less than 30 days, Qualified velopment In exterior painting. It Is care. -V. buyers may call brakes , automatic transmis- MAY "4 . — Mon. «:30 OST. HOUIelmlnt ttlf.pr'm'nf,' blltttr and tad* railtlanl, HIGHEST PRICES PAID , Auction, corner W, Main . «. Firs! Si . quickly, tool* for scrap Iron, metals, rags, hides, . flows on easily, drill sion. $1900 Arcaillt, Wis. Mrs. . Emma Comern. water. row furs and wool! clean up with w»rm loopy 1101 Wialn St. . Tel. 2649 owner: Rtd English, iuclionear-i, .North- PAINT DEPOT, 167 Center st. 3095 or Witoka 2572 Insignia ' Sam Weisman & Sons \3*CTpB/ HOME OIL CO. irn. Inv. Co. clerk, ' , INCORPORATED 196 1 BUICK PERMAGLASS WATER HEATERS for appointment to inspect. 35-Tilfs. 11 am 0S*r , 11 mllai ,450 W. 3rd Tel. J8<7 Corner of 2nd & Washington MAY Gas or Electric Skylark E. ol -jtlisvlllt, 1 milt W. of '.H'orln 0 . Soled Ihe flnest at J BOB Open everyday until 10 p.m. 2-door hardtop, navy blue Bend on Wis. Si, then I milt U nn SANITARY Rooms Without Meals 86 Counly "V". Lister *. Mlnnli Haun- Houses for Sale 99 Erwin P. Richter •with matching interior, auto- slad, owners; Hlugitad t, Kohner , PLUMBING t, HEAT! NO CENTRALLY LOCATED-sleepIng room luclloneers; Norlhirn Inv. Co.. clrrk. IM 6. 3rd St. Tel. VII for gentleman nnly. Separate entrance, matic transmission , V4fT carpeted. Tal. SMALL HCySE on E. Bth, > , block from Si Realty power steering, power MAY 16 - - Wed. 13:30 p.m. 13 miles V 6*71. W toM* ¦ 1962 CHEVROLET CORONADO REFRIGERATOR, 7 m It , school, on bus line. Tel, 3«83. ' brakes , radio, heater , tint- of Oisea. Wis. Orten Gabriel, owner; wilh Urge Irectlng compartment; milo- ii REALTO R "A Realtor " Bel Air Alvin Kchrier, auctloneir ; Northern house. Tel. Rooms for Housekeeping 87 moblln ton carrier; dog BY OWNER-2-bedroom modtrrt home , . Lewiston , Minn. ed glass, * economical to Inv. Ct) . , . 1,'rk . n 1793 after 4 p.m. large kitchen with built-in sieve, hard- >20 tfcNTER-TEt.2S49 drive , sharp as a tuck , ROOMS TOR MEW, wilh or without wood floors, atlacbed garage. Tal,' MM Tel , 321)1 4 - door , radio, IARGF RUMMAGE SALE- I "S No. Bak- housekeeping ' privileges. Trl. 48,19. heater , economy 6 er. Weekdays, 10 to 5. F. WEST VSIh STREET, 2-story, <-bed- cylinder , auto- $1695 "" """ "" Apartments, Flats 90 room homo. Large living room and Big Family Lots for Sale 100 1 DAY SALE ' ¦ STEREO dlnlnq , Heat, GALt ST . bedroom plus a large dining room. Entire contents of Inrge corner WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES V-8, automatic transmis- parking lot.) hoi Wilier, stnva and retrirjeralor till home, r-«cellenl condition, Pour bedrooms, two lull balhs and ' TOR YOUR CI7Y PROPERTY Wnlt cr H. Schmidt , rtssidcnm iiKhrri. $BS. Av.ill.ibla' June I, Adults lot. Price reduced, may bt purchased Iwo hall balhi on iccond llcor, pow- sion , power brakes, rndio, - with »mnll payment down, balnnce on $1595 212 Hamilton " , 'Ti*l , 6493. der room oil butlcn pantry on first heater, good tires, 6 passen- monthly Installments. Gate City Anen- llcor. All situated on large cornir "HANK" JEZEWSKI DAILSM EWS ' (Winona s Only Real Estati Bliyar) DFLUXE GE til electric I and } bed cy. Inc., 60 W. 4th Tol. 4812. lot. ' ger. A steal at ^ Tel. 63BB and 7093 P.O. Dox 343 Includiii R refrigerator wilh room apts., carpeted, air conditioned MAIL home with freezer cornpartment ,, fi-pc . WKt enrages. HQII SELOVER, REAL- NFW LARGF 2 bedroom Big Rambler VENABLES $350 room tor third. West cily locillon. TOR, Tel. 234V, Two-bedroom rambler with big Accessories, Tires, Parts 104 dining .set, small eleclrie Area nl now homos, hloh elevation, SUBSCRIPTIONS rooms, big clout ipnce, living room, 75 W. 2nd Tel . 8-2711 coniplctnly carpeted and draped, tiled Movo , several beririKim sets, IIIRf r-ROOMS, private bath, beet and and lamlly room combination wilh FOR LONGER, trouble tree enojne per- hnth, hot water heat, bullt-lns and Open Mon . & Frl, Evenings Be Paid At w,i|i* r lurnhhed, rofrlrjoralor, west, fireplace, dig kitchen, big attached formanra me MOBIL UPPERlUnc. eliairs nnd misc. itemfl. May disposal Attached onrags, Insulated lady nr middle-aged couple pretorred . . garage with electric eye door , big Add 4 oi . lo each 10 oal. ot gasoline , heated. For further Information 'I«*l . ^195. •nd screened.In porch, no jlepi through- Try It and notice the difference . Gel TED MAIER DRUGS Box 723, Winona. wrllt P.O. out the house. Truly on one level It at ym/r MODII. dealer or JOS- -bedroom and ba'b up; WALZ DUPLEX APT, and In a beautiful ilata of repair. WICK'S FUEL K Oil. CO,, 901, f!. Alb. kitchenette , dining room and living TWO BEDROOM hnme . Illfih choice SAVE $1000 . RlllCK-OLDSMOBllF. r.MC BEAT THE BUGS! room down. Private entrance, Water locAllon no.ir lhe Mlitlislppl In Bui- High and Dry FRONT TRACTOR TIRES AUCTION lalo C ily Must ¦Mrtlle «»tate. Mr», lurnlihe-t? Tel. B3460. ' 630x16, SI0.93 Open Friday Nights Vernon Parnrliow, Iel. 34B-3S03 Coch- In the country, rambler with three «00xl' , 1II.«S ptu) tax 1003 FORD rane , bertroomi, walkout baiemenl, balh HAVE CEMTEtf \T. 274-Dcluxe epl., first , rlRLSTONG STORI heat, and a half, lota ol fruit trees, big lot . door, hot^water private Iront 300 W. 3rd Galaxie 500 Thur In Homer and leu than a ten mlnule New REMINDER entrance, cVr-amlc tile balh, wall-to- FOR SALE AT AUCTION, ,, June Car* ALUMINUM drive lo town. wall carpeting, air conditioned. 1100 .1, 7' p.nt . A renl comfortable 2-bedroom V-n , .-uilom.'ilic transmission , Iel. 5017 or 67»0, hnme nl M.I Challield St . In 1he low- per mnnlh. to COMBINATION er prim MMIU . Mu*.t liw ôld set Now Being radio , heater , whitewall Saturday, May 22 rnuNfAiN cnY-llrst tioor apt ,, n tie th. * Wllll.im Miller l" *,M|e , Open Nelson Tire's tires, power steering *, ruby FRESH AS A STORM & SCREEN rnimis and hnlfi, hot and cold water limiia hies., Mny Hi n lo It p.rn. Alvin Completed St-irtin-** nf I:,10 /' .Af . Kohner, luinltlied, available at once, Iel. Ml aurllnnner. Three bidroom hillside home on hlnh red finish with m-ntehln ** in- DAISY WINDOWS 1101. ground sain Irom any llnml , panelled 1 ,orated nt BY OWNER - Weil location. J hedroom baiemenl room with ad|acanf half Bargain Center terior . This Is ono of the homn full bnaement, oil , carpeted, hath , master bath ceramic wilh wi- INSTALLED NOW 401 OLMSTEAD , cleanest ears in town, 12 Lenox St . heal «nd garage Tel. fl 17*0. lly, kilchen hai trultwood cnhlnrli 1 965 CHEVROLET 2 bedroom lower npnrtmrnt , and bull! In range unit oven, living Flnnnclnp Avail ahle , NTW 3 tmdinnm homes Willi dnuhle al IMPAl.A kitchen , utility room carpeted, bulll-ln two-fisr .ui GREAT BUYS ON: Go up wrf- t Mil St , t urn rij -lit living room , (ached l,et us hel p you garages , reany for Immediate rflne Yard smldrrt and seeded. You room, Kcroen pntio , INow , nrriipaiKy, in llllhe ' s serond adrtlllnn 4-door st'dnn , fi cylinder , by Kwosek (JifKriy. with your plant *. can l>" In Ihli ' home In 10 days. moilrrn, beniiti/ull .v fleconit- In wesl Ini allnn In cily, Id. 4121 . Illlkn -y PassoiiKPi* Tiros NYSTROM'S I 'owcri* I ido t ransm ission , od. Avnllnhle iminodlalely. Koines Inr Budget Home padded dii.sh, outside mirror, ' Truck Tiros Chrysler - Pl ymouth FURNITURE KENDELL-O'BRIEN Adiill.s. $110, Shown by ap- BY BU ILnER-haautllul 3 and Shad, Wait Filth street, three bnlinnmi , fr day, ni **ht Inside mirror , r oom houses, lamlly rooms, ceramic isll on one llnnr; oil heal, nainiie , 0|K*n Mon. ft Frl . Nif-hts pointmont only. carpeting, nas haatar , Insulnl two speed windshield wip- HOUSE LUMBER CO. balhi, carpeted, double garages, land water iV Tract or Tiros Tel :ifi7i leaped lei, fl I0S9. erf. I nil price 1*300, ers unci washers, tinted 115 Franklin Sl . MISC . ITKMS ^ SHOP NOW AT windshield , wheel - disks, Apartments, Furnished 91 BY OWNUR, 7 hedrnoirl rnrnlrrn hnme, High Ground newly carpeted living mom. dnuhle ga and a hiaullftjl view, ai *. enl Ihls oversized lires, backup Bnby Merchandlta 59 rage , 113 e, 7th. Tel . 4221 four hertrnom ramhln , balh with van W. fllh & HH. Trai l's Volkswagens lights , luggage compart- Carl F.inn , Anrl innrer MAIN |»2--ona Srnnm apt , all tat Hi tin*. Hy, lama altrarllva yanl, . nilflAin ."11 Y ^ ninms. 4 lots , J ga At T r If HOURS f Al I 'CI Volkswagen $imri , REMINDLR nylon nie*,h playpens, tl' VM car inuis. Trl. Ullll"* ni WI. W. I , (Will llelier t 7IKI Boats, Motors; Etc, -.eals , *V9*ii tlinl|i range BY OWNBR-3- and 4 bedroom homei, am) relrlnernlnr , newly rternialed comp Ule with carpeting, drapei, lilt k BOB MORI. HOA! ler l««» niimry. Ymi inn *(i« Builntit Equlpmant 62 Iel . .1(104 01 4 *14? balhi. Will finance. Immediate poiin, do lullar nl WARRIOR IlilAl S, Ifl. Volkswagen $ llll.l •lon, Tel, 'MC fl IHM, ) hm *•''¦ V/OULI" I IKI »nn|her gli l la share apl. AUCTION NI mnl nuMNKSS t nilll'MI , * WOOOKN IM1A I 13 II, -Hl uiiiilltlnn ¦ ¦anslng milk dis 462 SI. Chailor. M t NfeW VlinnnonA , l-llnor home , uoi Always n nig Selection nt rl mall cash laolsfrr . .Saraliler' i ' Located 2mU Huff Tel 2,'M» or Mil) , May 22 ly ledecnraleif , I aillns only. 161, Tel, wait In cily. Sea Ihls homi ABTI flrlva In, Arradla, WI* . T REACTOR WI/ nr am. AOfMCY, INC , H» Walnut SI. Tel (HIS IJ NO thii tlnryl MI'WniANIS Open Mon,, Wed, it Frl. *l-41f,* (1ANK will tlimm ¦ thai ~. We Advertlin Our Prices Sfa'rllnK at AM. > or aller houri; I:. A Abts 3III4, iao anrii ol III In IICIOH Inml on iKvy. ' . Motorcycloi, Bicyclo* 107 r URNl717Hr.i eprillaniM, «t' h* rnnlial liiiallnn In). 271.4 . I.lncoln-Mercurv-Knlron M( H^ HAHI.^ NA hiillillng costs. Iha home ol your cluild ,500. Hcasoiiiihlt " down Hum., n,l iliinnoli $S SfRAMI1I I R l- PAt. ?->f>rr. .1, 000 SPRNCIICRAP T rnnhlla horn*, ««4I II., ln • li eracled with) guiranlead malerlali mWA Comet-Fa Irlanc Alvin Kohner , Auctioneer III1NAI HANK. Thai! t«l's «" *- •KIM"' O0WN1OWN LOCAI ION Me nnymont , bnliuir ** «»i > *. "*>»i - Millar , tm illinl iliapa . loi . I Win J lin(1iouin», cuinpltWv (iirnlihtrt, siiei.lal* anil i niisliiiillnH lalmi I' lltei limn ynn Inke ail'innlmif "I "I tall and villi ipaie, A v n 1111' I IIIIA uflixl (onillllnn, ixwly I'dlnl'il Add I , nlfriert I • • • im Nn riiniii*y rluwit. Ilnanrlng avail irwl I IH * Deed Minn. Land t OR SUM) If If , Clinton, tn out nl mir li lrnilly (' mil ,1 Kiclli 'i lilt I nnm, linii|HMlomi. Wii. I ; " ' - :- - 7 ' : By . . Roy- Cr«n» ?\ .; , BUZ SAWYER . ^ . . . ;. . ;

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