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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Mostly Cloudy, Warmer Tonight V DAILY NEWS ADS / And Wednesday House- Passed Civil Rights Bill to Senate By JOHN BECKLER a 290-130 roll calr Monday night, en the measura by forcing WASHINGTON (AP) -: The the bill amounts to the most a compromise. House has approved the civil sweeping civil ? rights legislation? Girding for the battle ahead , rights bill ?in? an overwhelming in history. Southern efforts to Senate Democratic leader Mike vott hailed by President ? Joim- water it down were crushed at Mansfield outlined parliamen- son as "an historic 7 step for- every turn by a coalition of Re- tary moves Monday designed? to publicans and Northern Demo- delay Senate action on civil ward for the cause of dignity in '?¦ ' ¦ America?" It how faces a tough- crats; . -?? v- _ ? . rights until the tax cut bill er battle in the Senate where clears Congress, probably by But in the Senate with its dif- the.endvof the month, Southerners hope to whittle it ferent rules of debate, the down with talk, Southerners hold the weapon of Johnson, iii a statement, paid As turned out by the House in a filibuster and hope toy weak- tribute to the bipartisan nature of the triumph in the House, de- claring: . ? .'? "It ? represents the c*ulmina; Late Bulletins tion of months of hard work by ? (^P) ?— men : of . good? will in both par-¦ ?SAIGON, VIET. NAM A grenade exploded ties; ' ¦?¦ ' • in the front of a U. S. Air Force captain tonight, ¦' "Now the task? is before the NIXON ASKS FOR JOHNSON REPORT • States' allies, and also to tell the? American blasting down the fence and smashing windows. No Senate. '" '¦ . I hope? the same spirit .(. - .. Former Vice ?Pres?ident R3cihard M. Nix- people what he plans to do about the Cuban one wks reported hurt. of noapartisanship will .prevail on, right, gestures as he talks with Sen. . and Viet Nam situations; Nixbh; was. in Phil- : :r:X -:XX' iX*(X(yyy +(r: y r :+y-y,.X yy X- ' :¦- ¦ i : ¦Hugh Scott ( R-Pa.) in Philadelphia before adelphia ? to address a Republican dinner , ' . DALLAS . (#).:— Stanley Marcus, local merchant, . Nixon called on President Johnson to initiate honoring Scott who announced he would seek testified 1?oday he doubts that Jack Ruby could get Two-State Vote .WINNERS AND A LQSE:R . .?. House.Speaker John:Mc- , ) ¦ 7 a summit cohference amon g the "United another term to? the Senate. (AP Photofax ? a fair trial in Dallas on the charge that he murder- x WASHINGTON W - - Here Corrnack of7 Massachusetts j -poses.:; with colleagues after ed? accused presidential assassin Lee Haryey Oswald. is how Minnesota and Wis- House approval Monday night of a civil rights bill , by a Ruby's murder trial is scheduled to begin here Mon- consin Congressmen . voted vote pf 290-130,? Frbm left? are; Rep. Eniaij'uel Celler, D.N. Yr; ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ' , day. ' .?• .(:"' ?. '?? .? ¦ Monday as the House? pass- McCorrnack ; Rep. Wiiliarn McCulloch R-Ohio, and Rep. Ed- ¦ '¦ ¦ ¦ ¦'¦; ¦¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ' : .v " ¦+¦ . • ' ' . '¦ * " ??" " - . ¦if. " X" ' - ' "y- "' -. ed the civil rights, bill: win Willis, D-La. Celler and McCuUoch ' voted for the bill , . and , 7 GENEVA ff i .7—: The 717-nation disarmament Minnesota: Blatnik, Fras- Willis .opposed it. The measure now goes to the Senate ? for Au0aw conference ? met for 2%. hours today without:any er, Karth, ?01son; Langen, consideration. (AP Photofax ) mention of Yuri I. No ssenko MacGregor, Nelsen, Quia , the Soviet delegation ' ¦„? ¦ '? ;¦ ' for ; ¦(, .(: " _ ' :. ¦• member who* defected¦ ¦ ¦ to the West last wfeek. ¦¦ :¦¦ : ' ¦¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦: :. " Wisconsin: Johnson , Kast- . ". . . . - ' -&i ' . '+ - . rr- " ' i< enmeier,, Rsiess, Zablockl y NOTASULGA, Ala. Itf) — A boycott by -white Byrnes, Laird, Schadeberg, Slh^ pupils, left the classrooms^ at Notasulga High School Thompson , for. Against: SYDNEY, Australia ?(AP)?- many went down -with their ship. smashed into the Voyager amid- deserted ?again ; today but still no Negroes showed Van Pelt, Not voting O'Kon- ^Nine of the Voyager's 17 of- ship, breaking the destroyer in Prime Minister Sir Robert Men- up although the way was left clear?for them? to enter. ski. . ' zies ordered a public investiga- ficers were among the missing. half. The Voyager 's bow section tion today in the , sinking of Aus- sank within minutes. The after Calling the disaster shocking ¦ -' there to assure passageyof this tralia's first pushbutton destroy- section- . remained afloat for bill guaranteeing the fundamen- ier, the Voyager, after a collision and unparalleled in Australia's nearly three hours., . , egdti tal? " Vote ¦ ' rights of all Americans. Qr carrier ? Melbourne peacetime naval • ¦history,- Men- with the . 20 State Banks By CARL P, LEUBSDORFv Monday night. zies said a normal navy inquiry The Vqyag;er carried 342 offi- Voting for the bill- in the was inadequate: He .said he cers and men? At least 257 were WASHINGTON; (^) — , Sen, Barry Goldwater makes The? navy said an air arid sea ' ¦ House were 152 Democrats and search is continuing off the Aus- would appoint a judge to? inves- rescued. ;? ¦? ¦ . 138 Republicans. Voting against a campaign foray into 70regon today, and . his support- ¦? ' /¦ tralian coast for ?85 ? missing tigate;" 77.7.7? ; • ' '? No. casualties, were reported it were 96 Democrats and 34 ers hope he'll draw larger crb*wds than , those which creiw members of the 3,500-ton The ,20,000-ton Melbourne, the aboard the carrier. Its bow- bad- Republicans. greeted New York Gov. Nelson A.7?Rockefeller there ;; destroyer.? There were fears Australian navy's flagship, ly battered , the ?Melbourne con- The bill is aimed at ending last week.? ?y v y :y. tinued under her own power to . . > racial . discrimination in ? em- The ArizonaSenator, ? like Rockefeller, an announced Sydney, 120 miles north. The . For RaJ e f ixing ployment, public acco*mmoda- candidate for the Republican piresideiitial nomination, collision occurred , 20 miles: off schools and other (AP)- tibiis, voting, speaks at a Lincoln Day the coast; near the Jervis Bay MINNEAPOLIS Twen^ Bank of Com merce of Duluth j public facilities, and in federal- naval base, shortly after 9 p.m. ty Minnesota banks and banking ' dinner in?Portland's Mem- pp l\ceyGre0 $5,000; and Duluth National ly, aided programs. A. new sec- ¦ ¦ ¦? orial Coliseum. "7? Both ships? Were equipped with institutions entered pleas of no Bar*k;.$lO,000. tion added? just before passage rad ar-contrblled ; steering, and contest in federal court today to Government, attorneys said would create a community re- His backers say all 2,200 Kmaping their modern equipment;was a chargies of restraining competi- they would movie to dismiss the lations service to mediate ra- dinner? seats have been sold Ctaih source, of pride to the ¦Australian tion and fixing rates and charg- criminal indictment against the out, with 9'000 free places Wudehts ' ' " cial ; disputes. . . Greece ?(AP) — A into ah unexpected check in try- navy. - , - ' . . -: es for various banking services. St., Of Sinatra ATHENS, Midway National¦¦ . Bank of in the hall to be opened when clash between police and thou- ing to win Greek approval of Judge Edward J. Devitt said Paul.; : ' ; . ' Goldwater speaks. The Voyager, launched in 1957 by virtue of their?pleas the "de- sands of Greek students trying the plan. He delayed his depar- was the largest destroyer ever The defendants agreed to sev- Rockefeller's largest crowds second stop on fendants aje convicted- " Called Hocix to march on the U.S. and Brit- ture for Turkey * built in Australia.?With her anti- eral consent decrees. in Oregon last Thursdays and ish embassies greeted Undersec- his mission. aircraft guns as well as. steer- He immediately imposed fanes Six Companies Friday were an estimated 1,000 LOS ANGELES CAP) - Tha retary of State George? Ball on totaling $253,000. Those named in the Minne- persons each at Portland Med- Informed sources said Greece ing controlled by radar, the , defense in the Frank Sinatra his Cyprus peace mission Mon- approved the peace force plan electronically guided vessel The defendants had pleaded apolis case consented to an in- ford and Salem, . junction which Jr. kidnaping trial, in an open- day.' provided it first got approval of could go into action with all innocent earlier. prohibits each Rockefeller ,' - 'has ;??•' . conceded . defendant from agreeing with Demanding union of Cyprus the U.N; Security Council . The hands below deck. ? These are the fines imposed: Indicted in Goldwater holds an edge for ing, statement today, charged with Greece, the students dem- "Union another commercial bank to Soviet , which opposes the Navy Minister Alexander J, In the so-called Minneapolis their May 15 Oregon primary that the abduction plot was a onstrated to underscore their peace force, could veto it in the Forbes said the accident oc- limit: or forego the solicitation clash. "The actions case: No r th western National of business with any correspond- hoax: and added : opposition to the London-Wash- council. curred while the Melbourne's , ington plan for an international Bank of Minneapolis $35,*0OO; ent bank. Before coming fo Oregon for of Frank Sinatra Jr. . are sus- planes were carrying out touch- First National Bank of Minnea- Minneapolis peace, force to police Cyprus. Government sources In Nico- The consent decree also pro- ) the first leg of a three-state' Far pect of chicanery from start to sia said the president of Cyprus, and- go exercises — swooping polis, $35,000; Midland National MINNEAPOLIS (AP - Six finis?h. , then taking vides that the defendants will , West; swing—including Califor- " Bait wa** reported to have run Archbishop Makarios, was cer- down on the deck Bank of Minneapolis , $10, 000 ; companies including U.S. Steel nia Wednesday and N e v a d a off again without stopping. not furnish stationary or other Corp., and an official of each Charles Crouch Jr., attorney tain to reject the plan; unless Marquette National. Bank of Thursday — Goldwater criti- for Barry Worthington Keenan, Minneapolis , $2,500 ; First Na- bank supplies or gifts to third face federal charges that they the proposed force was placed The Voyager was standing by persons. Nor many they fix cized the civil rights bill passed 23, -described by the govern- under Security Council control. tional Bank of St. Paul , $20,'00O ; conspired to allocate customers by the House Monday. about a half mile astern of the rates of interest or , terms and and rig bids in the sale of fab- ment as the ringleader of the Makarios was said to have con- Melbourne to pick up any fliers Northwestern National Bank of Answering a queslion -by a alleged • kidnaping plot, told a St. Paul, $5,000; American Na- conditions for loans by any ricated structural steel . Urge Heart ferred with advisers on the best whose planes crashed into the bank. The latter provision cov- A federal jury late Mon- Negro college student in Thatch- fedexal court jury : way to bring the Cyprus issue tional Bank of St. Paul , $1,000 ; grand er, Ariz., Goldwater praised sea. ers the commifision paid to any day, returned the indictments in "A great deal of the evidence before the Security Council. The collision occurred as the Stockyards National Bank of sections granting the attorney South St, Paul , $7,500 ; Norlhern third bank which ori ginates or U.S. District Court here, climax- that will support the innocence A British force has been try- Voyager cut across the Mel- services a livestock loan.* general new powers to deal of ?33arry Keenan will come City National Bank of Dul uth , ing an investigation which began with defiance to school integra- Checkups for ing to keep the peace between bourne 's bow when the carrier last. May. from government witnesses. Turkish and Greek Cypriots. en- Forbes snid. $5,000; First American National An Injuncti on against those tion , but added: "I don 't think reversed course, 000, "If the kidnapee (Sinatra Jr.) gaged in bloody clashes since The Voyager s skipper , Capt. Bank of Duluth , $5, named in the St. Paul case for- Th<- indictment charged the the rest of the package is going last December. The United bids agreements regarding serv- to accomplish much , in fact it coop>erated or consented to his Duncan Stevens , was reported In the no-called St. Paul case! defendants conspired to restrain taking away, there is no crime. All Over 35 States and other Atlantic al- to have been on the . bridge at ice charges and forhids tho de- trade in Minnesota , North Da- may cause more harm than First National Bank of St. Paul, "The issue here is not who By ALTON BLAKESLEE liance nations would con t ribute /he time, He is among Ihe miss- $25,000; First Grand Avenue fendants from suppressing or kola. South Dakota and Wiscon - good." soldiers to the peace force under restricting competition for the com mitted the crime but was a Associated Press Science Writer ing. State Ran k of SI. Paul , $5, 000 ; sin, in violation of the Sherman Goldwater said the U.S.-British plan. account, of any depositor. Antitrust Act. Defendant firms, he hoped the crime committed?" Np;W (ffi - Severn! First Security State Bank of; St. controversial section banning YORK Tho Dululh group consented the true bills said , are Hie prin- million American mon are Paul , $5,n0O ; First Merchants discrimination in public accom- WEATHER State Bank of St. Paul , $5, 000 ; to an injunction prohibiting cipal fabricators of structural modations ¦walking around-with Silent cor- steel in that four-stale area and "will bo modified to , two heart First State Bank of St. Paul , agreements among the mem- the point where it can be en- Pa per Worker onary artery disease FEDERAL FORECAST bers of the group to fix interest have annual sales in excess of specialists said today. $5,000 ; Fi rst Bank Stock Corp., forced , or dropped altogether." U.S. Protests WINONA AND VICINITY - $5,000 ; Northwestern National rates? on deposits , to limit bank $14 million. This means arteries carrying ir- A Republican presidential Rescued From Mostl y cloudy and warmr to- Bank of St. Paul . $15,000 ; and advertising, #' to set ratcp of The combination and consp possibility, blood to the heart muscle have acy, the indictment said , "con- former Vice Presi- night , mostly cloudy Wednes- Commerci al Stale Bank of? St, interest and terms on mort- dent Richard M. Nixon , urged Pile of Chips started to nnrrow to a signific- day. Low tonight Z5-30, high Paul , $5,0*0; gages. sisted of a continuing agree- ant degree, This sets tho stage , understanding and concert President Johnson to make a Ghana Attacks Wednesday 35. ment television address to the Ameri- ST. PAUL m-A paper plant fo. many heart attacks, which In the so-called Duluth r ase: Tlie decree also provides tliail of action among the defendants , " wor?ker was buried under 11 occur when thc blood flow be- ACCRA , Ghana (AP) — The LOCAL WEATHER Duluth Clearing House Associa- the Duluth Clearing House As- can people and "lay the facts U.S, Embassy has protested to Th* Indictment accused the on the line about what our Cu- feet of wood chips for an hour comes blocked. Official observations for Ihe tion , $2,000; First American Na- sociation sha ll be limited to and a half Monday until fire- Some men have oven had In- Ghnnn 's Foreign Ministry 24 hours ending nt 12 m, today: tional Bank of Duluth , $25,000; daily clearing transactions nnd defendants of meeting weekly at ban policy is." against "scurrilous attacks" on various places, including the Meanwhile , Sen. Margaret men using a torch cut away itial heart attacks with no pain Maximum , .'ill; minimum , 14; Northern City National Bank of to civic ancl charitable ac- an opening in a steel hopper. or any other signs, said Drs. an American ?Negro attache noon , 31; precipitation , none. Duluth , 515 ,000 ; Northwestern tivities. Minneapolis Athletic Club and Chase Smith continued her who replaced an American flag tho Criterion Restaurant in St. campaign for New Hampshire's R-obcrt Nash, 36, the trapped Arthur Master of New York March 10 GOP presidential pri- City nnd Arthur Beller of En- torn down during a Ghanaian Paul , to "allocated" specific workman, was taken to a hos- mary. pital suffering ¦glcwood, N..1. demonstration. SELL 1,880,000 RECORDS IN 3 WEEKS structural steel jobs among shock. They urged all men over age The U.S. protest cilcd an ar- themselves, pursuant to an 35 to have annual checkups, in- ticle in tho government-con- ngre-ed upon formula," cluding X rays , to detect signp trolled Ghanaian . Times which Named defendants were: of the artery dison.se, criticized the attache, A. Emer- U.S, Steel , Pittsburgh , and A, The checkup also should In- son Player of Denver , for re- Wayne Willard , district contract- Who Besides Squealing ing manager of the corporation's clude electrocui'dlogriims taken placing the banner. Thc paper during or immediately after said Player and other mem- American Br idge Division, such ns a two- bers of the U.S, Emhnssy staff St. Paul Foundry & Manufac- mild exercise, St, , slcp test or treadmill workout , were engaged in "nefarious ac- turing Co., Paul and its vice Joseph B, Klemp. the physicians told the New tivities , " president , Society, Teens Lik e Beatles? 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Wisconsin Race ) Hallmark Gibson I By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VftLENTINE V I | : ^^^ HH^P^^^^ MV\\ ^i^vPf PV j ! ! / Complete for \ ^____W______\aa^_ w!m WM M m *t i^aaaaaa\aaa\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\aa\\' 1? * I ¦ I ¦ ¦ L ^^H V Olf " I ? Harold "Stassen said Sunday !? \ J ^ Ki ' l/ (%^J^^^^ H I 1111 LkV / P.ICTQ J night he has not decided about J Children and Adults ( ^ Hf ' l l r r l * ^ ^ ( Id / entering Wisconsin 's April 7 I i ^ M ^^^^^^ H v primary as a candidate for the Republican presidential nomina- tion. The 56-year-old former Min- nesota governor said in Phila- delphia. w?here he practices law, that he hadn 't "decided one ' ¦ : ¦ ¦?' ' h lil or Pepsodent \xW Foamy ''.y\M£ (. ? for Baths ? ' ? ' A'lll lliV ' ' ? ; way or the other" abou t the y f ¦ j PQI^ HER '' ' • ¦ f •¦=- 1 Wisconsin contest. ; Stassen said in a telephone in- TOOTH W SHAVING?? ?" ,|[ ?vSOAKy ¦ ¦ PRO DEO ET PATRIA . ....; David Holger,. left ,, and terview that he knew he would / ;:. ?JP AIR DRYER ¦/; ' ;;* ,: ' ! - i I I PACTF 111 PffPAMWl«S»jHklfl ¦ i 1 ¦ ' Jiff' ¦'^ . :;'V.,J-. .^^,#IZiiOO ' '". ' ll ffl . Wayne Johnson, right, received these highest church Boy •'have to decide in a few days'" {I V r ^*l^lfci f-V , Vf::.\7 ¦¦: V BA X ='¦'¦ '" ' ^H:H Scout awards at Rushford Lutheran Sunday. Pastor ? M. because the closing date for fil- I \\ ]x\\ - ^\ i J.mHi" ' 58C '' ' - -/;)I1 REGV:$19,?5 LADY £1C QC Jf i' Eugene Foehringer, back left, presented the awards ? on ing a slate of convention dele- ¦-' &\ /^iiisillijv fiCJi* .' ?¦ behalf of the sponsoring Men 's Cluh? of which James En- gates is March 6. "I have got- &7r ^ grav, right, is institutional representative. ?(Mrs ; Manion ten my New Hampshire delega- ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ tion squared away and photo ) , . '" . - ' : ' ' ' • ' '. ' • :• '. now I will be thinking about Wiscon- sin," he said. "I had quite a talk ., lP Rushford Church with; Talbot Peterson.state GOP 1 IlllSllllB HAIR DRYER . .v-v. /.?. - $29 ^5 | ArmedFoices chairman last week. I will be KELLOGG, Minn. (Special )— talking to him again and to Sgt. , l.C. Erwin Wehihger, his Laird Rep. yMelvin . Laird, R- Honors 7 Scouts Wis , who conceived the favor- wife and daughter, Betty, left ) : recently for Frankfurt, Germa- RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special" ite 'son delegation plan.'' ny, where he is ?stationed at —Two Rushford life Scouts of Camp . Baumholder on a two- Boy Scout Troop 53 received year assignment. He is the son Pro Deo et Patria awards at Police Chief of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Weh- Rushford Lutheran Church Sun- Kellogg. Before going to day. Something for the Sweet Tooth! inger, David Holger, , Dies Helping 1 llfl ? v i ll i FOR HIM 1 Germany Wehinger *was station- 15 son of Mr. ft ed three years atvFcrt Snelling, and Mrs. Kermit Holger , and : Wayne Johnson , 16, son of Mr. Heart Victi m f '\ Whitman's Deluxe Assortment - $7.75 r/fjffl NORELCO FIOATINO ltt l i St? Paul; ? • miiii:/. - \ ' ¦(igf HEAD SHAVER ciftftft3>J-0-iOO mA'iiii : and Mrs. Wesley Johnson, re- CLEVELAND , Ohio (AP) — j • | The .vGustave? Wehingers also ceived the citations and medals ' have a son-in-law, Sgt. l.C. Rob- Lest Peterman. police chief in : v ) Russell Stover Red Foil Heart Box $2.10 \:W RONSON MODEL 200 &i/i 00 Jpl from Pastor M. Eugene Foeh- suburban Bentley ville, died of a LECTRI SHAVE ert Curlee, stationed in Ger- H;ly- ,_ ¦ _ AA ' E C R Zpi4iOO wmm ringer? The parents pinned the heart attack minutes after ad- "l . .. ^ . . *%..! -*•*-. / 'pll' i many. Sgt. Cijrlee and his fam- medals on their sons. ministering oxygen to a heart j- iiit\ 2-Lb. Fruit Cake in Gift Box - - 88c HM 79t wllLIAMS „ A&I ?! ily are stationed at . Strassburg James Engrav, president of night. three years. Sgt. attack victim Monday Neubrucke i for the sponsoring Men 's Club, pre- Peterman was called to the Cur lee's assignment in the gen- 1 1 | Peanut Brittle, 12-Oz. Valentine Box 39c ™ sented the boys and their par- home of George C. Breymaier, | | \ / p§ | G,FT^JS I f p l 1 eral patient clinic will be fin- ents to the congregation. With 54. who had been stricken. The PACK * ished in September. The two these awards, furnished by the used an oxygen | ||| y~ $2.00 $1-00W || 15 minute?s police chief I \ Whitman Sampler Chocolates - | families yare within . club the congregation has 28 tank , applying a face mask to / ^Ij P x of each other. boys who have received this Breymaier,,and restored him to ' highest church honor conferred consciousness. ' [ I S y»)\ Goggins Swiss Mints »J)<1^8M j EYOTA, Minn.-A,3.C. Rich- on Scouts. Then Peterman walked into \ wc , , ard H. Herman Rochester a the kitchen and collapsed. Heart B°x graduate of Dover-?Eyota High TERESANS TO MEETING G°§§ins /f / Efforts of Breymaier to use : . )|1isiii!i iiiiii iiii iiK School , is . being reassigned to Faculty and English majors \ JIIILTV \Jxi^ 1 Okinawa from Keesler AFB, at the College of Saint Teresa the oxygen tank on his rescuer Miss. He was recently gradua- will attend the ninth annual were unsuccessful. ted , from a technical training spring conference of Minnesota $4,95 course for?U.S. Air Force radio private college English depart- nessy, Evanston, UL , both se- s 77 SYRUP jj operators in Mississippi. ments at Macalester College. St. niors. Miss Lamesch's paper is i lIlllll IB^^ ^ll^^^S^y^^M 3 ill J : "?' . 7;? "-f: v ' Paul , Friday. Participating in entitled "The Role of the Narra- DODGE. Wis. (Spftcian-Da- the meeting will be student and tor in Conrad. " "Conrad's Treat- vid Rebhahn, 7 son of Joseph faculty representatives from 14 ment of Women " will be Miss Rebhahn , left for? bo9t training private colleges. Teresan parti- Hennessy 's subject. John Bell- with the 7 Navy at San Diego, cipants arc Joan Lamescli , May- airs of the Tereson faculty will Calif., last week. . ? wood, 111., and Margaret Hen- moderate the student panel. \ lyilliyjBP^^ friendship Garden ' A> IH^^ j ! If ./ IF) rinrrn /• / V^lii by SHV170N g^. IIIIIiPg ^^^ iMpIO " Cofog tie vm 4^» Wx/ f r^ ' TWEED « ru fe5 wmr LaV°ri* ' A * (< ^oH'-agrMce. PUasir/gflftfi™ -P !/ * ^^V 1'" v K'7 tSSm\\ TheVL fwesta for4 your \'p Eau fi^Mf^ti ?j • '; V/ $Mml Vfe «J" jhu cr scent uith v\j M&| lilliili!/ ¦ : ^ e J ' MAI ITU Va « i? f *{ favorite Valentine, :*!) ! f a bint of spice *m vlu_ t^RiJ llllijf j Ifl WU I 11 \| Colo ne %% I ll Tweed -nor RedAA Lilac I :<§¦ S 2 oz. Spray Mist. 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'.-';,:;;¦ . ynj±:^_z~;':j:xy ..y ' ':*?^xxxi2X^^£^ :zyry.:.:'jirsr>Jr^'r^:j&x:z%^ Some Finances Cigar w Mctfch School lunch New Teacher For Dropout Bldrhedior Eire Program Now . "A cigar or a match smolder- found, ori the floor just inside Named; three Course OKed ing on a davenport caused the the door, Making Money A plan for partial- ? financing fire that roared through a home Markwardt had already been The public: schools lunch pro- of; an evening school course to at 464"XE. Broadway Saturday in bed ? when the fire started. gram which . was ;? operating assist persons who , have left night??according to a state fire When found he had ; on a shirt around $2,700 in the rfed at this May Retire His trousers time a year ago has been lifted high school before marshal's investigation. 7 over underwear. One new : teacher was hired graduation ¦' William Markwardt , :: 70,7 who were flung over a chair hear into the black by just about the to .complete work toward a di- lived in an? apartment at the his bed. same, amount this year,; mem- by the Board of Education ploma . was ? approved Monday rear of .the home, died in that The house.;was owned by Mrs. bers of the Board . of? Education Monday night for the 1964-65 ' ¦ ¦ night/ by the Board of Educa- fire. ¦',;. '¦? ?' " ' . 7 Gleo Pagel who was visiting a were informed Monday night. contract y e a r, appointments ' A friend had reported Sunday sister ? in Kendall, -Wis;, when Cash and receiyiable ?accounts tion. , y- ¦ ? ""' - were made for the public school ' " that 'Markwardt -was, smoking a the fire , started. .- • . for the period , of this year's re- :, The: board agreed ??to an .yex- cigar when 'he.entered his home v She ?said ? today that she had port by Clerk and ; Business music program for the remain- , penditure of -up.to7$75 a mont?h Saturday night , State Fire Mar- just remodeled the home. Mrs. Manager v Paul W. ?Sanders der of the? clirrent year and for two instructors ; who would? shall G. J. Thaug : and ' .Winona Pagel- said that, she? and her amount to $47,019 with expenses notices were drafted stating the ' teach classes meeting two Fire -'Chief . 'John. L.; Steadman, late . husband ? had invested be- listed at .$49,645.? . ?.?? ¦ ' intent of the board to termihata nights a .week? ? ? concluded their investigation to- tween $3,500 and $4,000 last day, They ? decided that the fire year enclosing the front porch, ALTHOUGH this shows a cash in June the Contracts of four THE PROGRAM was caused by a Cigar or match Installing a private bath 7 and loss of 32,625, the inventory in- members of this year's?faculty. had been ¦ crease of ,- ¦ suggested to the? board previ- snioldering on a- ..'davenport on painting the interior in beige 54 ¦• . .Hired- to a new contract .¦¦" 964 for .' this? ously v by ? Superintendent of the south side of the porch at and yellow. /HAVE A HEART ,'¦;? . Chairmen of the -1026 E.:Wabasha?St., is?a senior at Cotter High was Dennis Ludwitzke, a Wi- School? A, L. the rear of the one-story home. The home and the personal period- pushes ?Nelson who? said the net gain to Schobl Heart Fund drive discuss the importance of ? . SchpoL ' Last April, doctors discovered she nona State College graduate Monday he did The : friend, Ernest Gernes, belongings were insured. An not wish to go 338. 7 contributions, in ,the battle against heart . had a heart defect. It was corrected by sur- . further in its organization until 451; . E.: Broadway, brought estimate of total damage will $2 , 7 - /di- now teaching at Owatonna, A major fac- sease. Left to right, Eny'in Richter,¦' -.Levis- - gery last June at University: of Minnesota ? therie. was .an expression by di- Markwardt .home about S p.m.; not be available until Wednes- ¦¦- Boarti¦ Minn,;- 7: . ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ tor in the ledg- ' , . . 7 ; ' . ' .; ' , president of the Life Underwriters , .' ' itals, and she now can lead a normal r e c t o r s pf ? • ' ' "' ¦;' - ' the roaring blaze was discover- day when insurance adjusters -ton , who. . . Hosp ".Ludwitzke;? , .who'll? receive an i? ed at 10:55: Markwardt was examine the damage: er reversal probably is the in- sponsor the drive in Minnesota; Maurice ? life. Shari Lynn Hagedorn, IV2, wiiose pan- •' .. their ? formal . r annual salary of ,050, will approval pi ^ crease in the Charge for lunch- Schuh, rural Wirpna County chairman; Vic . ents live?al,218 E. Mark St., had heart sur- $6 ?? OChOOl beginning : teach in . the fifth grade at the plan.? ' ? es instituted at the of tor Bolinen, county chairman ; Mrs. gery, when she was 2 months old? Doctors at ¦ . the current year while elimina- Charles Madison School. '-¦ .- ' More than ? n j Hagedorn, a 3rd Ward ?; precinct : chairman, , University Hospitals opened a valve to the tion of a cook at Lincoln School • .'.Mrs. Robert Masyga , 621 40 persons be- DO3T0 Plainview Bulk holding her daughter, Shari Lynn; IVlrs. Fran- 7 right ventricle; They now? say she can lead tweeri t h e "——' ? „ "' - . ' ¦——' Eleva Exchange when food service for Lincoln Sioux St., was hired to teach . was taken over by the Senior cis ?Kreidermacrier, Rollingstone, chairm?ari, ? a normal life, but she will have to be check- ' ages of 19- and 55 already have ¦ ¦ vocal music: three hours. -a dav High School . cafeteria also con- . and '' - .' . Barbara .' - 'Eanicki: Miss Banicki, 17, ? . cd? later to see that the correction is? grow- ? at Jefferson expressed an interest in the eve- : ) ning program TJinks |et OK tributed to the gain, ; daughter of Mr. and . Mrs^ Raymond Banicki, • ing with her. (Daily News photo :i School for? the , Nelson had in- ' formed the bOard. If the?classes Closing loday There were fewer lunches rest . -of , - t h e School were organized , credits? could , ) served this year — 112,698, com- PHYSICIAN ADVISES : current school ELEVA Wis. (Special - At pared with 119 ,019 for the same be? earned toward high ; school From Council S p?m. today . the old? telephone year at* a sal- graduation and students enroll- ( ) period the previous year — and Most Offices ary of §1,252. Board PLAINVIEW , Minn. Special system in Eleva will be dis- Sanders said that mild weather ed for ? periods of up to three continued , and at 8; m. Wed- The appoint- —: Riverside . .Elevator Co. will a. years? or: so could qualify for and an earlier dismissal period ment .was made in-conjunction nesday the new dial system of for some students could account Gl on Moderation Best diplomas.? receive permission to install two Tri-County Telephone Coopera- psf with the assignment of Jerry for this drdp.7 As .to the latter Pending board action ,? the su- bulk tanks if all parties concern- tive will be. cut over hot only Lehmeier, vocal music instruc- reason, he explained that there tor at Jeffarson School,: to half- perintendent has made no ar- ed approve an agreement to be in the Eleva exchange but to was reason to believe that some Wednesday Heart Attack Guard , the Cleghorn, time instruction in the instru- rangements, for hiring instruc- drawn up .by the city council. Pleasantville arid students who now are being disr "The heart is the strongest Mrs. Stanley Sorem. Mrs. Dan , ' tors. Because of : the number Mondovi exchanges. : ' State, county and city offices mental music program. ¦;. : Marvin Peterson , manage^ missed at 2:30 p.m. aren 't eat- muscle ?in? the body.. It pumps Sieracki is ?3rd Ward chairman. Masyga will work after- of hours of work involved , mem- Persons in v the Eleva ex- here will be closed Wednesday Ar- Mrs. . " night' ing lunches at school. * 's:. six tons of blood? a 'day," Dr.? Precinct chairmen are . Mrs, noons in vOcal music at Jeffer- bers of the public school faculty was . .to Id at Monday s change were asked? at a meet- for the Lincoln Birthday holi- Steivang,? Mrs. Charles day but federal offices will re- William Heise said . at the kick- nie son and a? member of Jefferson would not be employed in this council meeting that the agree- ing at Central High ; School SEVERAL directors asked Hagedorn , Mrs. Theo. Schu- main open. ' . . off luncheon of the Heart Fund : faculty, Mrs. Frank - L.? VariAl- program. 7 ?y ment would stipulate that, if the Monday night to use: the .ex- whether the report would be drive at the Hotel Winona. Mon- macher and Mrs. Wilfred Hoh- The, change over tonight , .- .? City Hall departments, includ- stirie, will work with the Jeffer- board previously had ex- tanks become a nuisance, the ¦¦ for emer- more significant if certain capi-. day noon.; Attending, were Life meister. Fourth Wardychairman pressed favor for the proposed gencies. - , ;¦ ' ¦ tal outlay items — such as pur- ing ? municipal court, \yillv ?be son Junior High School chorus firm ni u s t take ? corrective Underwriters and . ward and pre- is- Mrs?. Joseph Orzechowski, before. '"' the' ' beginning ;bi the program in general; Monday's The present operators will be chase this year of insulated closed , as will all offices at the Mrs. . - . : Winona? County courthouse, The cinct volunteer chairmen. arid precinct chairmen are school day. The appointment is discussion was concerned pri- measures: The . council will is: retained for long distance serv- food, containers for transporta- , Lloyd Minnesota Employment Service Dr.yHeise said?that heart/dis- John Glodowski Mrs.? for v the balance of7 the ? school marily with its financing. , v sue a vpermit for, the installa- ice; to the? Wisconsin Bell Tele- tion food — were to be charged Korder ,?7Mrs. Ray Feist and ? tion if the ; agreement is ap- phone Co. at Eau Claire and against the office, 163 Walnut St:,, also will ease is congenital , infectious or ¦ year ? and she'll ?receive $14 a ? , school lunch account preyent heart 'Mrs. - Robert Cichanoyvski. •.' "- .?. . SOME TUITION would be proved by the Smith-Douglas for calls to the exchanges at rather than accounted for in be closed for the holiday . due to aging. To :week for the work. , the : Heise recommended Many Winonans, children in charged . students , "but , since Co., which will do the actual Strum and ElWCreek until they capital outlay portion of the gen- Federal? government offices attack, Dr. • JVIrs. E. Bernice McCourt, , are unemp weight control , moderate eating-, particular, have benefited from many ' loyed or? em- work of installing them. ¦?¦ are cut over to dial Feb. 20. eral budget. . will be open for business .as . us- a second grade "teacher at Jef- ployed in relatively low-paying Long distance service will be Ordinary usal Wednesday. Mail service exercise in moderation , proper the Heart Fund's work, ? another ferson : School , who has been ill ¦ The tanks would hold 20 per- ? replacement equip- in;cig- jobs, the ? superintendent and ' handled from the office here ment is charged against will be uninterrupted, postal . of- kind of: diet, moderation of them just -last week. for. a greater part of the cur- : cent aq ua ammonia. the aret smoking and periodic board agreed that any charge until the. microwave system i- be- school lunch account. ficials said, with all star routes, rent school year, was granted should ? be as low as possible. . checkups- after age 40. ; , ; JAYNE YAHNKE. 11, daugh- MARTIN Richardson, a repre- mg built by. Wisconsin Bell is rural mail carriers and city let- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward a leave of absence from . Nov. A charge of .$5 a student a sentative of Interstate Power completed in April The; opera- ter carriers on regular worka- - "Moderation is the most im- 27; 1963, to the end of the school . portant single factor Yahnke, 471 Sunset Dr., had course has been mentioned.as a Co. ? here, asked the council tors? are Adam 7?Wold , Mrs. day schedules. Window service ," he said , year, y? 3 GOP Precincts Dr. Heise, .-who is a corporate open heart surgery Feb. 3 at possibility. Monday night -to ? install four Clarence Swendby arid Mr,, and will . be available to the . ?piib- . In a second action , directors ¦ Classes would meet three . member of the Minnesota Heart University of Minnesota: Hospi- new? street lights . in the city. Mrs. CarL Hermanson, who are Elect lic? for the usual weekday hours. tals. Surgery was performed by accepted ? Mrs. McCoUrt' s re- hours a night , two nights a : ¦ ' Delegates ? It will be business as-usual in Association , said . - 56 cents : of signation from the faculty to be ' ;('¦;- ¦;. Two would go in the new Kerof- the night operators. • . Dr. Richard Lillehei,: interna- week. " , At the meeting Monday night the city7s commercial sector. each dollar donated to the Heart effective at the end of the school Nelson said Monday? that he sky Addition , he said and an- At Lanesboro Fund goes to? research.??- tionally 7 known heart surgeon, other . vvould go in the eastern a film was shown on telephone Banks and all. other businesses on the girl's congenital heart year? in June. thought? that a board allocation ¦ ¦ . part of town, , where Rollie history, a '- demonstration was LAiNESBORO, Minn. ? (Spe- will be open for the customary ERWIN RICHTER, Lewiston, defect. . . > '•• ". • The board . voted to send of $75 a month should coyer the 1 cial) Howser has built two houses. given on dialing; and lunch ; Was — The 7 Republican party daily hours. 7 president of the Life Under- The sixth grader at Jefferson notices td three teachers of its instructor's cost, Texts probably seryed by the senior class. ; caucus at the White Front Cafe Schedules will be ? altered intent to terminate their con- will be furnished, v ':¦•: The fourth , a mercury vapor . writers, sponsors of the drive in School is expected to return light would be installed near Co-op officers were present, here? Monday night passed reso- s 0 mew h at by Washington's Minnesota , and Victor Bohneh , home in and,to tracts at the end of the ?school Specific action on class pro- , lutions supporting a few weeks re- the site of the new American including Ernest P. Sobotta , In- Sen. Barry Birthday, a legal holiday obt county drive chairman, welcom- turn to school spring. She has year in accordance with board grams, and content and instruc- Goldwater for served by all governmental by Legion building, across from dependence, general manager; president r Dr. ed the group. Rural Winona two sisters, .Martha , 14, and policy prescribing, a 65-year re- tors' sal31"'6? has not been tak- Walter Judd. . . for U.S. units. Since 22 falls on Sat- en/ the city park. A ? cross-arm Marshall Robbe, Strum , presi- Senate, Feb? County . chairman is Maurice Nancy,' 23. Her address is: "Va- tirement age. . dent ; Hussell Paulson, v Elk and Clinton .Hall, Rushford; for urday this year , federal offices Scliuh;? treasurer Involved in the ? action are light now on the corner would , Walter riety Heart¦ Hospital, Minneapo- Greek exchange, vice president; re-election to the state?House will be closed Friday, Feb; 21. Thompson , Merchants National lis;' ¦ '¦¦ ' ' " ;. Miss . ? Vera Jozwick, second be dismantled, Richardson told " " . ??, . ¦. Richard? Nelson ,. Eleva, Secre- of: Representatives. Internal Revenue Service tax- Bank ' '¦¦-. .? grade instructor at Washington- the council.;? , and special gifts chair- tary; E.- A. Sielaff , Pleasant- Delegates elected to the coun- payer assistance will ? be ren- man, Kosciusko ; Harvey Gordon , in- Councilmen will; inspect pro- William F. Whiter Judge Hearing ville exchange, treasurer, and ; ty convention at Preston?March dered Thursday afternoon next Residential HorieyvvelI dustrial arts ? teacher at Jeffer- posed locations of the ; new solicitations will Builds the following additional direc- ! 7 were : -Carrolton Township, week instead of Friday after- be conducted during the son, and Miss Hazel Molsberry; and Richardson will I Mrs week lights, tors : ?; Wilfred Adams? Eleva; . John Ruen and Charles noon , the usual day for extend- concluding with Heart Sunday, 9-ton Simulated mathematics instructor at Cen- bring a power company repre- Sylvester Smieja?¦: and Anton J Ruen; Holt Township, Evan En- ing this service. tral Junior High School. Contract Dispute meeting, Feb. 23. Chairman of the city Spacecraft Pla sentative; to the next Sylla , Independence, and Wil- i gebretson , and Lanesboro, Ar- City, county and state offi ces drive and tform The board's long-standing Allan Pruka , Rushford , ap- will give its ¦¦¦¦ , secretary is Mrs. El- when the group liam Amundson."'Strum. - . ' ( land Elstad - Clifford Lawstuen will not take an extra working mer? Hannon. policy calls for compulsory re- peared as first witness in a con- ¦' ¦¦ ¦¦: and Benard? Bearson. Goodview chair- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - A decision? I ¦ day off but \vill be closed for man is Mrs, Elmer Boiler. nine-ton simulated tirement of all its employes at tractual dispute when the case council granted two sal- CHARGES DISMISSED !!' Precinct officers are the Id- spacecraft opened in. District Court thi s The the holiday itself. City Hall of- IMrs. .James Sweazey is 1st platform so sensitive it can be the end of the year during ary increases IVlOnday, Edwin Municipal Court Judge John eal Republican chairmen : El- fices which usually remain open which the morning: ,? , Ward chairman ,: and precinct set in motion by the touch of a age of 65 is reached. Nielson ; city policeman . receiv- D. McGill today accepted the? slid , Lanesboro ; Mrs. Ruen , until noon Saturdays will be Each has the right to a Pruka, represented by E. D. recommendation? of City Prose- chairmen are Mrs. Robert little finger was shown Monday hear- ed a raise from $:120 to $340 a j Carrolton , and Engebretson , closed all day Feb. 22. , ing on the notice to terminate. Blair , of Printing & Blair, cutor James Soderberg . to dis- 1 Holt: Frank first ; Mrs. Robert Dorn , by Minneapolis Honeywell Regu- month. A $10-a-month raise was I ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ , ¦ ¦ - second , lator Co. If no request is made final Rushford , is suing Edward L. . . . • and Mrs. Eugene Rey- Schuchanl , miss two charges because of! Pruka and George B. Pruka , granted to Alfred FREMONT SUNSHINE nolds, third., the huge device was con- action on contract termination charge of the city's insufficient evidence. ! LOG CHAIN STOLEN' Itushford , Clinton J. Hall , Rush- who has Judith A. Kulas, 553 E. 3rd Martin Boelimke. LEWISTON , Minn. ( Special) IMrs. John W. ? Dugan is 2nd structed to give earth-bound sci- would be taken at the¦ March landfill. Rushford , meeting. • •' .- foid , represents the defendants. sanitary St., and Mrs. Fred Huff were told the sheriff' s office that a — The Fremont Sunshine Club Ward chairman. Precinct chair- entists as close a look as possi- . . Allan Pruka testified that he approv- arrested at Broadway and Laird 14-foot log chain was . stolen will meet Wednesday at the men are first , second , third , ble into characteristics of the THK COUNCIL also fourth in order: Mrs, ALSO RFXEIVING a similar had contracted to farm , about cif Police Street ca-dy Sunday morning from his truck when it was home of Mrs. Fred Henry, Mrs. Donald Apol)o moonship out in space. notice of intent to terminate ed a request by Chief ] Gostomski , Mrs. Everett Koh- 641) acres near Rushl ore) in part- Claysoh that tires for on charges of driving over fire parked beside the Lewiston Carl Tollefson will be assisting It will be used mainly to test her contract is Mrs. Roger William ner, Mrs. Gladys Gallien and Rolf- nership with Edward Pruk a the pol ice car be recapped be- hoses. Sales Barn .Ian. 31. hostess. the stabilization and control sys- ing, a first grade instructor at from March 1 . IflC.I , to March fore spring. tems of the Apollo 's command Washington-Kosciusko. 1. . 19GG. He said that the first Schuchard also appeared with nodule. The action was taken on year the crops were fair , that Durwnrd Zabcll . asking that a grounds that Mrs. Rolf ing was lie and Edward Pruka evenl y Teachers Asked: street contiguous tn property Lee Loomis Head married after signing her 1963- divided expenses except in fer- Immanuel Lutheran , 64 contract and thereby violated tilizer and machinery repair owned by , Church be closed; They were Of Newspaper the terms of the contract. Con- and that on thc average thc told-they . would have lo .sub- tracts issued to single women farm , had 180 head of cattle and Group, Dead at 79 teachers provide that if they he milked , 45-55 cows daily. mit a petition asking that such action be t aken. MASON CITY , Iowa Wi-Lce become married the contract He said that the first ye.-jr Whafs Basis tor Talks? automatically becomes void. , lip failed to got all the grain ' Councilmen told Schuchanl Ry (.'. ('OIUK)N HOLTE posal would serve not only as lie sa id that the request for another hearing with the board Pierson Loomis , 79 chairman rnd Z'ahcll that they probably of the board of Lee Enterprises, hnryested and the second .year Daily News Staff Writer a oasis for discussion of our a meeting Monday nighl did not committee unless a revised pro- hp had similar troubl e witli the would have no difficulty in gut- indicate whether the teachers posal is submitted, Inc., a group of Midwest and The door is open and the wel- mutual problems but for their Rocky Mountain newspapers oi*ls. He said the condition of ting thc required number of sig- interpretation to and under- had made a decision on wheth- First Ward Director Ray Gor- LY the sewers, the hot water heat- natures on Ihe petition because come mat is out for a public pre- , "I'm sure that the and radio - television stations, the FAMI AWS standing by thc community. " er or not they wished to such said died at his home Monday. er , and farm equipment was lhe street i.s adjoined by church school teacher delegation to Will you kindly notify me of sent a revised proposal. board is willing to talk with land onlv. He was publisher of the Ma- poor. In January l !>f>:i lie left discuss l!)04-(>r> salary issues your decision as to our com- "We want to know whether them If they have something the farm , son City Globc-Gnv.ette for 37 Allan said. with a Hoard of Education sal- mittee proposal? The committee they 're going to submit a new they want to say. " , At lhat t ime , , ha- years retiring Sept. 30, 1062. he said Ed- ary study committee , ils chair- has indicated a willingness to proposal or stand pat on their "Oh , yes, " Tillman emp Prior to that he ward Pi-ulij i agreed lo pay Montevideo Votes antici- was publisher him man .said Monday night , lidd- meet with you again at your original one , " Tillman said sised. '"Our committee of the Muscatine Journal , one SI ,2,'ll. He claimed only Si00 more meeting For School Bonds ing, however , that some basis convenience if it is your desire Without a new proposal a meet- pates nt least one of 16 newspapers comprising of Hint lias boon paid. to present a revised proposal. " ing at this time would have no with them. I'm just say ing that Judge !,eo F MONTEVIDEO . Minn. (AP1- for discussion should he estab- the Lee group. . Murphy i.s pre- Early in Monday night's point. We've snid we can't use before we go into the meeting -Loomis was board chairman siding. There is no jury , Montcvidco voters nl a special lished prior to any such meet- ' go- ing. meeting, Superintendent of the one they gave us as a start- we should know what we re of Lee Newspapers , a group ol eiovtion approved Monday a to talk nhout. " Sl .f' lll. ono bond issue for con- The eomnii' Schools A, L. Nelson told direc- ing point in our discussions, " ins daily publications in Iowa , Illi- r "I' m struction of a new high .school, t e c ' s p 0 s i- tors lhat the chairmen of Ihe NKLSON commented , In siibsc*|upnt discussion nois, Wisconsin nnd Missouri ; a project defeated five times lion wa.s spell- joint teachers ' committee. John concerned mostly in keeping agreed that tlie Lee Newspapers of Montana , in Schoo l open directors Accident Victim previously. ed out by ¦1th Duel of the WEA and Robert the line of communications leacliris can stand on Iheir four cities in that state; Lee In advisory ballo ting voters Ward Director Neujahr, WFT , had contacted and nol necessarily nntafloni/.- ¦original proposal or sulimit Radio, Inc., operators of KGLO 't think it would radio and television in Mason also picked the Sanfoi tl School F r a n k lin A. Board him in the afternoon and said ing them. I don a new proposal. Is Transferred property as the site for lhe new Tillman w h 0 they 'd be. available to meet hurt to meet, with them nnd let City and K EYCTV at Manka- , One of the two passenger-, building. Tho bonds carried by last week had advised a joint with Ihe committee Monday then) talk about their feelings If no new proposal is receiv- to Minn,; and Lee Broadcast- r ing. Inc., operators of WTAI?) Injured when a forrign car in a l ,li!).>-f>71 margin. ' •• salary committee representin g night. regarding the latter. Then wc ed , thc board committee would the W'inona Federation of Teach- Tillman said lhat he , person- wouldn 't be shutting the door. " work on a draft to a salary nt <)ulncy, III., nnd KIIQA-TV Which they were driving tipped at Hannibal , Mo. over at ers and Winona Education Asso- ally, wns not in favor of n meet- Tillman asked , "What -would recommendati on to be present- Hroadwny and Olmstend Born at Hannibal , he began •Sired early Saturday was lakcn Lewiston Services ciation that his committee had ing lust night. He noted that that serve?" and Nelson ans- ed to the board nsi a whole and found tho teachers ' original re- Ihe letter to the teachers had wered , would keep thc two advise the teachers' joint hi.s Gl-ycnr career with the Lee by ambulance tn Hncliester for LEWIST ON , Minn. ( Speclnn "It would quest for a $-1(i:t Increase In cur- requested a rep ly and that there sides from becoming mad nt sn ku y committee of Its provi- CJroup ns a subscription solici- further treatment Monday after- - The United Church of Christ tor for the Ottumwni Courier in nnnn. will start a series of rent salary schedule maximums should be some advance notice each other. " sions. Lenten — as well as several other rec- before a meet ing is cnllcd. 't see anything about 1902, Mrs. Joyce Den/or. flf-f) E, 4th services at ll p.m, A.sh Wod- "1 can directors ' ommendations for clKinfies in anybody being mad ," Ti llman IN A N V CASK, St., wa.s taken lo St. Mary ' s nesdas , The subject for Ihe .sea- would wage matters — "totally un- BOAIU) PUKSIDKNT Law- replied. "I think the statement apiecd , the teachers Hospital , according lo her phy- son is "Household nf Power. " rence Santolrnnn also observed have thc opportunity to meet Child Suffocates sician , where she may be put The It ev. Walter Meyer will realistic from a cost standpoint in the letter was a very fac- nnd unsubstantiated except for lhat it wa.s impossible thnt early tual one and stated our posi- wilh the committee ngnin — if ' in t raction to relieve neck in- conduct the services , A discus- in the meeting to know when issues STANLEY , Wis. i.fl - Greg- the imp lication that , lnxwi.se, tion," Ihey wish -- before Iho ory l juries. sion period will be held after- directors would complete busi- Hock , 2 i;-yenr-old son of r Winona can afford tn hear the Santelman ndded , "1 don 't are resolved, Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth The driver , Leland Rain, R. >fl ward, The onngi'i'gnlion also ness lief ore Iho hoard and be 'd the Deck ol increased cast," feel anyone is being nntiiRon- Nelson snid he explain Stanley, suffocated Monday aft- Iv -1th St, i.s reported in Rond will participate in tbo United available for a meeting with board position to the teachers' Lenten services ized, I'd respect Ihem fully as er swallowing a small plastic condition at Community Mem- at First Con- TH,!.MAN'S l,KTri:it lo Iho the teachers. rc-Dre.senlatives , oiiaI Hospital. gregational Church , Winona. much if Ihey said they were toy he had taken to bed with teachers , .sent Inst Tuesday, "Tho intent of my letter. " Till- going Tillman said lhat ho t hought him, said , com- tn stick with their original in pint: '' ... Thc man explained, "was tn inform proposal. " that in (ho interest of avoiding ¦ es su mittee feols lhat your proposal Ihem that if they did not pre- any misunderstandin g teachers' ATTttMPTfin .SUICIDE Read— Use *-aS' Re lar Meeting would serve no purpose oven as sent a revised proposal the only IT l)l<:VF.LO|>l-;i> nl Ihls point ro'iuesls, statements or now Pollco today reported nn at- /K$kT n starling point for discussion thln R the hoard commitlce could thnt tho teacher,"- may have proposals should bo submitted tempted suicide in tho east end DAILY NEWS ^ bl V/cd.—fi p.m. in thc Acric Room : and that upon Its reconsidera- do was sit down nnd t.-ilk over misunderstood the board rom- in writing , of town Monday night. The l ft- g^SP^ t ion in ihe light of reality your lhe situation , deckle on some miltce'fi letter when Nelson snid He said it would he helpful year-old girl was taken to Com- l§ ™ rr&' f")r'"''1 PrCHhimki , W.P, ^ *$- commitlce would ;igree ih;*t n proposal and present it to the thnt he suspected tho teachers foi the committee to have this munity M o m 0 r i n I Hospital revised and mote realistic pro- teachers. " mny feel that they can 't have ln< advance of n meeting. treated nnd released. WANT ADS TheyMl Do It Every Time By Jimmie Hatlo Strum Business New Soviet Baies Judd Backers Group to Na me Reported in Cuba 9£ MEXICO yCITY (AP > ?- New 3fy ^ Its New Queen Soviet military bases are being built in Cub a's eastern Orients Win, Dunjap STRUM, "Wis. * (Special) -- A Province; a leading ariti-Castro ne>v Miss Strtim and another group ? reported Monday. new residence in the village Angel Gonzalez/ delegate of E^bre^nch were ? discussed at the annual the Cuban Student Revolution- Senate Favorite meeting oi the Strum Commer- ary . Directorate, said installa- ? , hall KOCHESTERrMihn. (AP) - cial Club , at the village lions, are being erected around f or Wednesday night. Supper was Santiago de Cuba, Palma Sori- Switns LBJ Supporters of Walter Judd as a ¦ ¦-„, „ .VyXEAKL WILSON ;. - • ' • favorite son candidate for presi- served by four members. anon ;Nipe Bay,,Minas del Frio, ' dent won a 3-2 victory over Sen. . The ?1964?Miss Strum will be Antillas and Guantanamo, ?site v x ": NEW ?YORK — President Johnson's lean/ healthy look may bam ? r Barry Goldwater, R.-Ariz... Mon- selected March 31 at a of the U.S. naval base, be ascribed to frequent befor.e-lunch sw iiris in the White House Independ- :¦— - ofteii without swim trunks. y • • ¦• " ' - , ¦¦- ' • ' day night as? Olmsted County quel at Club Midway, pool *? ence., She will 'reign , at' -'the an- I button-holed Lebnard Goldenson , yA.BC board chairman, as Republicans held, precinct cau- arid7are sold to local residents; cuses: r nual carnival April' 4 ,? repre- he was leaving for a small reception the President .was; giving neighboring or people wlio? move here? Oth- pinner ..' Besolutiohs favoring Judd , for- sent the village at at the Carlj-le after ..the Kennedy Foundation . ?. and ;( ievents; .¦. - '- ers have built their own homes asked about? a printed report that he'd swum ? tvithyLBJ. at the mer Minnesota . congressman, in this growing community. ?•? 1 ' '" ' ? ¦ ' ¦ „ ¦—¦„ '¦?"—~~ were? The cluh Will build another White House . .?. a Is birthday* r-, /v . - - ' " , - .. ? . '...... enacted in 15 ? districts Larson was elected wMe Goldwater found favor house this year: It will be the James . suit- " ,.' Harry ?Hershfield, ? H6weyer,-jf 25th in a project started fol- president o£ the club ; Williatn "Yes , " said Goldenson. . .LBJ7. you can arrange to bring him with 10, ?mostly in rural areas. , The? caucuses attracted a turn- lowing ? World War II. ? The Arhiindson ?y i c e piesidenf; had asked him , James Hagerty out . here, I'll have a look at Douglas Runkel, secretary, and " put : of more 7 than 300, - about houses are ? started with a nu- and Jesse Zousmer of 7 ABC to him."7' ' . . cleus of $2,500 in the treasury Richard Brian, treasurer. go for a dip, ? "But ! didn 't double the number that attended ¦; GEORGE JESSEL io loved a them two years ago. " bring? a bathing ?suit ," Golden- „ ¦¦ -pp** --^**** -^—•—•¦J»¦ ¦ ' "?' ¦ ENDS Tl°NITE son had replied; ''What bathing line that . Vaughn : Weader : Used At.least . three precinc?ts went suits!" .? LBJ said.?"We go at .the Blue Angel that he bor- on record .for State Sen. Robert 1 Dunlap, Plainview to make the bare!-' *' ., •> - ,.•. ' rowed it arid added to it. "Since , It was, practically a Presiden- . the success of '•-,. 'The 7 Singing race ? against U.S.? Sen. ? Eugene tlal order, after all .:-' , , ' . (Gan 't ¦; Nun ,' ";, Meader said ,. . -. ' -Jessel McCarthy, a Democrat. Two you just , hear Nixon screaming, has beenr' out scouting for a others passed resolutions asking ''"(o IVAL "He's even ? got . the nudist , Whistling Rabbi. " Jessel adds: WTieelock? Whitney, Wayzata, ART FI LM FEST ¦? ; • • take on McCarthy. vote!?'?- ' . - ?7'7 ' y ' ;; .;' ?• .- ' ?;?? ' - . 'And a? Yodeling vMoehl," A plush new hotel in Los An- ONE DAY ONLY — WED, FEB. 12 Ethel Merman and her 45- geles, 7 the yWflshire ' -' House, has pourids .thinner .fiance Ernie an .El: Gaucho Room — and Pro- Borgnine planned a "You 're Not ? . prietor ? Yale Wexler.'s wife, for- Voice of the Oiildobrs ? Sick , You 're Just In Love" Vio- ' . mer Argentinian film star Linda . An Eye Catcher .- .- ' Quie Hails i' ^\y lin number with Jack , Benny to? Crista], insisted?-''on; personally ^^0 ^^ ^^^S ^k break up the President, taut ran Karen , ioiir-year-old daugh- ¦ preparing him- , " puchero," - the out of time .:. -. ¦¦', 'Tm sorry ter of ?Mr . ?nd Mrs. Leo . Argentine national dish . Alary Bird couldn 't be here with: ¦ Schneider, Homer , ? may not Passage ol me," Benny told the ?Americahay '. • '.Yoiiy have nothing in Amer- crowd ?v (unaware that some ica like this," Linda said. "It's have : caught any fish :at? the ' crackpot had phoned ; thev hotel boiled ineats and vegetables. Winona Rod and Gun Club's It's onlv available in the Argent Straight while he was oh stage claiming *": ' fishing contest: on Rights Bill that: Mary. .had passed 7away ) tine." ' .?"";: ; '.' : Slough Sunday but . she did WASHINGTON— Passage bf . .;-. ' .- . Jack .said:-he's a Write-in She prepared it. It was- New ,? catch? the camera eye of Mer- the long-discussed civil: rights Voter; "I'd ? even? ?wrlie in the England boiled dinner? v " names of Casey Stengel arid ritt Kelley, Dail^Wews photo- bill by the US. House pi Rep- Toots Shor ,? since 1 know THEY PAN MAIL: "I've just fin- grapher, TWben he visited the resentatives was hailed as " a , ished reading Arthur Miller ' major step in the struggle for couldn 't." he said. i s contest.. 7 j - After the Tall.' , the Sat. Eve- human rights" by Cong. Albert W^T YOU HEARD about the Tnk- ning yPost , and your column H. Quie , Minnesota ?First Dis- ' Like most contests held yo-type restaurant , rushing over j. complimenting Barbara Loden ? trict Republican. four boys called "the Japanese ;, this ywinter along the river, 1 who portrayed Marilyn .Monroe. "Nineteen million? Americans Beatles '? .?? . Dorothy Loudon j The play should bring in? a lot this one failed Id draw any are a step closer to the full was so imaginative and creative of money. With, the help of Mr. large quota of fishermen. benefits of American citizen- with her opening night at. the ???Miller 's..? present wife who took WINNER OF GRAND PRIZE . It was 'esiiinated that about ship," because of the bill's |p^CANNES FILM Plaza Persian : Room that Gar- ythe pictures for the? SEP, they | ^ FESTIVAL . 200 were on the? ice in mid- ? House passage, he said." ry Moore led the standing ova- i must have?been done quite well, ? J| Sm»^M959 -^*
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\ To All You Wonderful Ladies Who aw V iv/ The Cmderel la Shoppe has a complete selection of all new J J \ spring fabrics ^.. s.o springy . . . such . beautiful color* / ./ "' and fabrics! Have you seen the Cinderella Shoppe? You V /;' will be -amazed at eur fine selection pf fabrics — ifs th« \ '¦ I largest in this area! ' V-v I 7: 1 group assorted size \ ( Gingham Checks 39c ) MR. and MRS. KENNETH BREITSPRECHER are at home in Anaheim, Calif., following their wedding Jan. 25 / Reg. 69c Sailcloth typ» \ at St. John 's Lutheran Church, Hart, Minn. The Rev. Edwin Friedrich officiated. The bride is the former Miss ? Donna \ Curtina yc . 39c / daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brand , Rushford, Brand , I 54" -wide, nylon, all colors AO Minn., and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Q"| QA QO J \ U holstery Fabrics now I -.aO"*^A*iI70 yd. / Breitsprecher , Canton , Minn. Attendants were Miss Kay p $ Blumentritt , Winona , as maid of honor , and Gene Burri, Rochester, best man. The wedding reception was held at Beau^i Simplicity I S. SGT. A\D MRS. ROGER K. LOOMIS (Harriet P. the Teamsters Club, Winona , after which the couple left ( r^SPh ) Golbenson ) Patrick Air Force Base, Fla., are at home fol- on a two-week trip th rough the Southern States. The bride Spring Wools HSrY Patterns ( /> y lowing their marriage Jan. IS and wedding tri p to Taos, is a graduate of Lewiston High School and was a proof {~ /~^ AII \ ( • Mohair Loop ^kr Jj J : N. M. Their marriage took pla ce at the Kirtland Air Force operator at Merchants National Bank. Winona. Her husband , \ » Holiday Sewing Base Chapel , Albuquerque Thc Rev. \V. E. Schaefcr. chap- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lisowski who attended Canton High School , is a veteran of Korea Vf^S / (Durfey Studioi) > Crepe S uzett. lain, officiated. Mrs. M*.ry C. Howell was matron of honor and is a heavy equipment operator for the Johnson Con- • KJJ^MJ KotlOllS E. 1 \ and Russel G. Loomis, b^st man; Roscoe Loomis, an- Joseph A. Lisowski struction Company of Minneapolis. I Vv/-^-^ other brother , ushered. All of the attendants are from Al- All Fools Carnival J Weds Miss Maier V White, aqua mint green, yellow / buquerque. A reception was held at the Albuquerque Legion at Club Midway, Independence , Feb. 4, at the home of Mrs. 01. , 1\ Hall. Parents of the co'jp le are Mr. and Mrs. George Col- , In Catholic Rites Set by Strum Clubs should make reservations with C. Bayley, Lake City . Mrs. benson, Rushford , Minn , and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Loomis, COCHRANE , Wis. — Miss STRUM . Wis. (Special)-The Mrs. William Amundson , ; chair- Lloyd Boss was co-hostess. A ' Huck Toweling yd 39c , j Albuquerque. The groom it a graduate of Albuquerque High Carolyn Ann TMaier , daughter Strum Commercial Club , assis- man of the queens committee prize wa.s received by Mrs. W. ( p,m- Monday ,hru School and is serving as S. SgL. in the U. S. Air Force. The of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. ted by the Women's Civic Club , not later than March 28. C. Geppert. ' /°9 j Proceeds of the carnival will New Store Hours; y \ bride, a graduate of Rushford High School , was employed ] Maier Sr., Cochrane , became has completed plans for the f ^£ ¦ be used for civic improvement. I 9 a.m. t*o 5 p.m. Saturdays J prior to her marriage as a biological laboratory technician the bride of Joseph A. Lisowski, •'All Fools Carnival" at Central ¦ son of? Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Parasite Research Divi- High School April 4 at 7 pm. with the USDA Animal Disease and Lisowsk i , Independence , Wis., Twenty-two stands and side FRATERNITY sion, Albuquerque. i Feb. 1 at wedding ceremonies shows are planned in addition WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) RUMMAGE at St. Boniface Catholic Church, to a chuck wagon, pie eating — The Scandinavian American licate Brid Waumandee , Wis. contest , and several free acts. Fraternity will meet Friday at SALE Foreign Students j Dup ge The Rev. Emil Hodnik offici- "Tickets will be sold by can- 8 p.m., at the home of Mr. Entertained at Clubs Meets Toni g ht ated and the choir of . St. Boni- didates , for. Miss' Strum ,? 1964. and Mrs. Richard Herman, Feb. 10 thru At Elks Clubrooms face School , directed by the Sis- Persons may support the girl Whitehall. If QMmA Dinner at Lyngholm ters, sang. of their choice by purchasing ^jmm CANADIAN SLIDES SHOWN Winona Duplicate Bridge Club THE BRIDE wore a floor- tickets to the carnival from her. Feb. 14 Twenty-four foreign students •will meet tonight in a new lo- Tickets also will be sold . at LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) 306 E. Mark St. ( Fairyland of Fabrics ) from the College of Saint Ter- ! length gown of lace and tulle , — Mrs. Henry Abraham show- cation. Play will Segin at 7:45 designed with a fitted bodice, Strum business places and at Odds and Ends of esa were entertained at a din- ' the door. ed colored slides taken or a trip ) 214 Mankato Ave. Phone 9175 S. pm. at the Elks Club under scalloped bateau neckline edged Furniture .' and'. Appliances. ner party Sunday evening al (he direction of new manager- Persons wishing to attend the through Canada at the Bitter- Lyngholm by Messrs. and with sequins a*nd long tapered Some clothing, etc. director , Richard Horst. The sleeves/ The bouffant skirt? was queen contest banquet March 31 sweet Garden Club meeting Mmes. W. S. L. Christensen , « , s.ys , - K , - , -. -. -. - . - v. f ^ J - -{ public is invited , Mr. Horst fashioned wilh a lace peplum > * i_ Henry Boerner , Harold Ed- -said. , Mrs. Ward Lucas, Dr. falling into peaks over a gath- ttrom At the last meeting, winners ered tulle underskirt. Her illu- and Mrs. Roger HarUvich and •were Mmes. Willard Angst and sion veil was held by a Capt. and Mrs. John MacLean , A. W. Fair, first; Mr. and Mrs. crown of pearls with crystal Rushford, ?Minn. "William Zilliox , second and Mrs . trim. She carried a cascade The group spent a pleasant | Hichard Sartz and Dave Nelson bouquet of white and red roses evening of games, music and , •of La Crosse, third. : ¦ with stephanotis. j *ty +vl&&&te ,1 exchange of ideas. [ Mrs. Raymond Maier Jr., Ar- j t „s^%, c^^g3 Chaperons with the girls LADIES AID TO MEET cadia, was matron of honor and ¥ Z - - •were Dr. and Mrs. Luis Gal- 1 Laches Aid of lhe Church of bridesmaids were Mrs. Myles W) Phone 287 1 -3 ^^ ^ the Brethren will /\ vez , Winona , whose native home J meet at 2:30 Maier. Arcadia , sister of the p m. Thursday with Mrs. Claude groom ; Mrs. Lonnie Adank , Is Ecuador. \ Sumner The young women represented , 573 Vila St. Cochrane, sister of the bride , .. / 4 ^y the countries of Jamaica , Pan- BENEFIT CARD PARTY and Jliss Carol Dworschak , . ama, China, Puerto Rico, Tang- ( Alma. Wis. i LAKE CITY , Minn. Special) They wore blue nylon, strect- ff anyika , Africa , Japan , Peru , — A benefit card party for the , Germany, Philippines , lenfilh dresses with matching ; Cuba March of Dimes will be held " iiy lk imlI gsow jp uh. jackets , Their headpieces were WJiy fo mh and Columbia. Also present was Saturday evening, y at the Fron- a student of Rushford High tenac town hall. while , crystal-trimmed crowns The partv is with veils. They* carried colonial School, Regula Rubel of Switz- sponsored by the West Flor- erland. ence 4-H Club. bouquets of whi te and blue car- nations and stephanotis. BKST MAN' -Has the bride 's brother , Rajmond Maier Jr., Arcadia. Groomsmen were My- JF Winona Furniture les Maier , brother of the bride, WO) v 166 Main Phone 3145 Arcadia; Lonnie Adank , Coch- rane, and Albert Lisowski, * FRIGIDATHE OUT IREHER THE Em MY W'hric Quality inline auri brothe r of the groom, Independ- JL -<- X . SHE'LL THANK YOU EVERY DAY . . . ALL YEAR. GIVE HER THE DISHMOBILE flIf Catpetmj , THAT GIVE THAT WW £S^M* \ ^_^ J TAKESALL DRUDGERYDAY DISHES HER THEDRYER ence; Lionel Adank Jr.. Foun- _ TV { WASH OF . . . GIVE A tain Cily, Wis., and Conrad" Wri- \?Y J ^S^ SOLVES WEATHER PROBLEMS REFRIG- V J> t \ ^P ^ . . . M V: lctdd , Independence , were ush- ANDERATOR THAT STORES FOOD CONVENIENTLY AND SAFELY FOR EASY PLANNING 9 ers. C/ ?'vy §i:^ \' ~^ LIVING- GIVE HER FRIGIDAIRE! Noon dinner, nn afternoon rc- * ^L^ f ceplion , .'it which thc Palmer Halvorson Band played , and nn evening dance with music of thc Bisck Hand of Independence , were all held at the Old Arm- FR ory, Arcadia. The couple is now nt home in ! New Arcadia. ' The , bride is a 'grad- / ¦ • Spring Fashion/^ uate of Cochrane-Fountain City Ishmobile^^^ High School and is employed 3 .. . |)« ' T^^^ Sl-\\y ^^ ^ §' I at Millers Lubricator , Winonn. ? ;] ". , - (' / • Holds a day's dishes for average '• ' 5«LL _^rMLj ^ Yn$y_ ' % The groom , afler being dis- charged' , from military service , acks ,or ,isy worked for R-v.ln Construction X Big, BIG FRIGIDAIRE 2-door . • fES I I Furniture . -& Carpeting ' Co?, Tomah, Wis. i ¦ I r\\\\ "l • Exclusive Swirling Water action „ Tif-^i^^^ \ «^^^ !\ l-SJ7 ? St DnCeV ! - Rolls toin sink to tuckaway space . & /LffjAp-x /r Cm ¦ VW B A bciiiliful «illcction '- .villi fresh new ISAIIV S110WKK lOW. LUW F" V^ Build later with optiona ^^ ^S (Special) ' l kit . l /j n|^ (l-'corntiii* *; ideas . . . linw in stock nnd TAY LOR . Wis. - 1 »W ^^ ¦^^^^ ^__ % Mrs. ' Richard Gntlijc wa.s host- ess at a baby shower at. her home Thursday in honor nf .Jeffrey James, .von of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gearing. About lid were.in attendance.
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* ¦ -- ¦ ¦¦ ~ --¦ Ruskin Glub Hears Talk Teacher oh Part-Time fell from the back of a truck while loading ashes and the On Holy Land other 'developed a? severe rash its Fairly on his face, neck and hands Mrs. Lester H. Stevens: was MM^w^MSiime^ from using cleaning materials, the featured pre-Lenten speak- Assignment, of an industrial school heeds iii Winona):t>ecaus;e er at the, Monday 7 afternoon arts instructor to halfrtime duty I think we may get some rec- THE ONLY other lost-time ac- meeting of the ?Ruskin Study iu the? organization and super- ommendations on i. this 7 very Safe Working cidents involved a cook who Club at the home of Mrs. ' Wil- vision of new courses to be /de- thing. : *v ; cut her thumb washing kitchen liam''-F. - White. The event was veloped under the provisions of "I' m also concerned with go- utensils and an instructor who attended by 20 members and the federal Manpower? Develop- out two days after being burned ¦ ing out and organizing a pro- For Schools i guests, who were able through ment, & Training Act was • ' ¦ap'?? , iri a laboratory experiment ex gram . until we have adequate : Mrs. . Steven's color slides and ODjections oi facilities for it ," Tillman added. 7 Misfortunes ranging from a plosion. her graphic, descriptions to im- several , direc- bee sting: , to a severe back . Most of the : other accidents "Maybe we should start . , with ' agine theinsglveS on a: journey proyed Mon: School the facilities so that when- we .injury befell ? Winona public resulted .in relatively minor day night by school employes in the line , of cuts, ? sprains, strains and thaipjarfms, Steven's words get the program we'll have ?a ; ^ra§7 ^just like pages out of the Board of ' ¦ duty during the? past year but bruises? place to • move in. T have the " the?: Old Testament." E d? u c a- Board idea that if we're going to ?have only four accidents resulted in SHE TOOK her lisi'eners'?/on tion over the a good school We're going to time lost from work, v J ari imaginary . trip through the tors who were reluctant to make have to build." A report prepared by the Interna tional Y' Holy Land, where she herself a. midyear : faculty : adjustment Dr, Board of Education's clerk and , Kollofski said he'd rather had traveled last fall. Beginning for this purpose. wait with the assignmeifp until business manager, Paul W. San- ^fVork Discussed with Daniaseus,. Mrs. Stevens By a 5-3 .vote, the board ac- lifter the end? of the current dersj and submitted to the board traced her itinerary: through the cepted , ": a recommendation that Monday night showed that there The relation of local; club - school' year but Nelson noted : ancient cities of the Holy Land, Warren Macemon , industrial that, it would then be more diffi- were a total of 24 accidents work to international Y' s Men's arts teacher at Washington-Kos- involving school employes re- across the . River Jordon , to the cult for v Macemon '. to contact programs ? was discussed Mon- banks of the Dead Sea and then ciusko School, be assigned , on ported .during the year ending day' at. a special district meet- prospective ., eiirollees¦ in other : ;' ' ¦ into the hew . bright land of a half-time basis as MDT. plan-¦ ¦" ¦'.' '• last?:Dec.- 31;? " v ¦? .'* .• ing at the Winona YMCA. '?? PRETTY HOUSEDRESSES, PRETTY V going to Mmes, E. L.vttint, Andrew Rozek, ning and brganizatjoii? supervi communities. Israel. " ¦ ' ¦ ' WHEN THE issue of the as- ? John • Peckham, Appleton, TOWELS . . . When the Auxiliary ? to the Wi- ?¦..; Thomas Dunning, Walter Hodgiris- Mabel Pe- spi*. '.' . - .? : ' ' . ¦/ " : ' ' .'¦ ¦" ' ''"?' ONLY 47 DAYS were lost be^ She said the sights she saw :. . . . : - signment; came up ? for a vote it Cause Wis., an- international director, new part of Jerusalem , nona Athletic Club Tuesday night : for their - . t'erson , Harry Harris , Clarence Chuchna and Superintendent of Schools A. -of injuries, though, aiid in the was approved with IDirectors two of the accidents accounted spoke at a dinner meeting to being rebuilt by Jews: from all annual Valentine dinner party at the club, James Voelker. After a brief business ses- L. Nelson said ; fha t considera- '"' - 50 members of ? Rochester j Red tion has been given to obtain- Frank J; Allen Jr.; Dr. L. L. for 40 of these over the world, were unbelievr the. 115 members attending came in their sion,.cards were played. .Winners were Mines. ' Kordai Dr. C W, Rogers, Daniel Wing and Winona cliibs. ¦ ' ing , a ^qualified : Winona State . days. 7. able? Modern apartment houses, prettiest hpusedresses •. and each brought a George Vondrashek, Jerome Rozek , ?Hilary Sadowski and Tillman voting in Superintendent Peckham said local Vs Men green fields and vineyards, in- towel or other linens for the club kitchen. Joswick, Fiorian Beck Pelagia Kolter , E. W: College graduate student to Schpol , work at W-K for the time Mace- fay or/and Board President .Law? of Schools A.? are members of a group, of 700 stitutions of learning, of indus- ,- Examining, some of the 62 towels??hpre . are, ? Evans, Josephine ?Breza , Peter Kulas, A. C. rence Santelman. Ray Gorsuch clubs - forming an international agriculture are .grow- mon will , be devoting to , the L. Nelson was try and ( irom left, ' Airs. Henry Glaunert , •president:' Newell? Rd Kleinschhiidt , Lawrence Jaszew- and :Dr. Kollofski 'in- ?' oppcisiti'6n. asked how Wi- association that. . . extends into ing up under their industrious - new. assignment. Board and chairman of7 the - evening;? Mrs; Harry ski . and Garl Hen gel: and Miss Gustie Styba. The administration also is non a 's a c-c' .i- 40 countries. While? their pri? hands, she . said; . . SEVERAL NEW courses are 1 N. Smocke, charter member and first pres-. Members of the ; executive committee who . considering the possibility of or dent: record Cbriipared with other mary duty is to . their own in- ?: MRS. STEVENS,, who is a being discussed as possible ad- ganizing a course :¦ ident ; and Mrs. William Walski . ' past pres- prepared the dinner were Mmes. vOrville in welding school systems - and he said that dividual cliibs, boards and sec- student of the ?Bible , having ditions to the MDT , iristru?cUi,.-i- at Winona Senior High School , ident? After the dinner, served buffet ? ?style Reck , chairman , Minnie Bambenek and Jack; ¦ he thought that in view of the retaries their outlook must also studied? it in colleg e and taught al program olfered through the next year. . . - ' -'(:('(' encompass the broad : program her graduation , inter- on card tables in the upstairs hall of the Przybylski (Dail} News Tphotq) fact that. 235 . -employes7 are^^ in- it after . : Winona Area VocationaRrec hni- The .superintendent said volved the record appeared to of .the international organiza- spersed ?her travelo gue with bits ? ?: club the v,'omen played games, with •¦prize 's- - - cai School aind for which fed- * . thought has been ? given to as- be ?very good. ?. v tion , he said; ; of . Biblical history that made eral funds are available . for signing Macemon on a half-time - ' her lis,- ? Victims . of. ' -. the..- most serious Guests included7 Steve Boehl- her trip come alive for . ¦ complete financing, including basis foi* the welding course it for? her on her ¦ : accidents were two members of ie , Mankato , governor for the teners. As did: .: cost of instruction^, equijpirient next year in addition. ; to : the she said, the land and pep- 260-Year.Gld • ;Hahd0j;y?prk;,:Su the buildings and grounds staff , Southern Minnesota District. trip, .^ and; when necessary, for rental MDT supervision which will con- each of whom ? was off for ie she saw "throbbed \yith Insurance Study 20 Jerry Frosch , Winona? Y's Men p By St. ; J ohn's, L_ocaI Choruses of classroom or workshop space. tinue as long as . is required, days. One was injured when he president, presided. the pulse of the past." Macemon would be responsi- Miss :' Fran c e s Blanchard , , The American premiere of a Chorus" , but it is usually easier ble for surveying the eight? president, ' conducted a brief 260-year-old composition ? by to be safe with the¦¦¦' accepted Group Appointed county ' area served by? the business session , .Co - hostess George Frederick Handel was and the acclaimed, and 7'most , A school ? board committee school ? to: ' determine areas: in with Mrs.' White . w*as - Mrs. J. presented Saturday night at the audiences . do not waste time was appointed Monday night to which employment needs would Milton Dahm and Mrs. S. ?A. College, of Saint Teresa by the with promises, ? 7 workTwith board Business -Man- justify , organization of . training Boyd poured when . 7 refresh- combined?choruses of:Saint Ter- ager . Paul W: Sanders iii draft- courses, prepare courses of stu- ' ments7- --were . served. esa and St; John 's University, GERHARD TRACK and Paul ing a ?recomme-ndati6n on .'in- dy for thos*e cbdrses : which : Collegeville.?. : .: ?-7 ?: v Parthuil, the director of the surance coverage for the public might be offered, arrange nec- Gerhard Track , the director of 'Feresan, Chorus , however, 'are schools for the yeair beginning essary rental: areas, assist with Sp iritual Growth with, promise ' the St. John's group, was the men who? work . April vl; . the purchase of eq?uipmeht, su- = " : ¦ ' : ' Urged by Speaker guest conductor .?? They search for it . encourage B b a rd Presi dent Lawrence pervise courses as they 're es- ¦ :" " ' " " A - ¦ : " it , and direct it in the- students tablished ?and be responsible for . : : - V-: - " :^--7 . V:-v- V" . -! " feH.*Roii" --i irrc- : Sfe= "^- - ^; : Santelmah named 1stv Ward Di-¦ -f ^J^^^PS^^^:' -V^- ^ - -! At PTA Meeting "THE; PASSION According ? to with whom they? work. They, rector ¦• ' " • ¦ '¦"¦¦ ¦ '". ' .' ¦ ' '' all reports v necessary , in . con- '¦ ¦ i< : \ r- ' . x- 'i. - ' - ' .y' ' Completely redeeo- .- . : R a v - - - t* 1 i ^€Md:f ' , pas- St. John" is a work of the 19- search for , or. create the oppor- Govsuch and ducting the courses. n-l\ iiii-?' y ^'Wi "Nc" - rate .your home now. The Rev, .David Ponath year-pld Handel. Performed ' grow. ^ ': ' ¦ ' 1 ' : ' Goodview Trinity Church , for tunities for promise to . Frank J. . A!-? , DR. C, R. Kollofski , chair- I^'RI'-#* l- ; • • " ¦ - rX- -r i , ?Pay: aS : lirtte as?'5.00? - tor of in School .. h r* - ffl "^^ r^SL'>S : per was speaker at the recent meet- the first time in : Hamburg ? For the Saturday night per- 1 e n Jr.,. 3rd man of the board's, committee '^'^"Xf :'#^ I ' ' h,, '^ month, ho money 1704-, the Passion jarred the : P m-M ^^ii ^ ' (i ' - ing of St. Matthew ' s PTA. Talk- formance each director worked Ward , ? to . the on personnel , said he didn't like j '|T I - * W f : ' < ' A down , months to pay. \ . i traditional and collective musi- separately With his; own section i n s . u - r-? v TW: l TfWi' ing on the theme, "Growth in Board 1 "the: idea.: of . taking a teacher Christ Through Bible Use,": the cal ; ears bf its time. It was sev- of the chorus and with? the solo- ance comimit- V ' ' 7 . - , .. , ¦ ? —-- - out . of a . . class :at this : time: Rev. Ponath explained that chil- erely criticized by a <-. famous ists under his -direction. The tee which will submit its rec- Don 't you think it could wait : dren must grow not only phys- musician, Johann Matthcson, at chamber orchestra , too, worked ommendation at the , March until summer?" . ; ii?tiOT ically, but also spiritually. its original .performance , and singly without opportunity to re- meeting on allocation of com- Nelson answered,' "He's the l ¦ ¦¦ ¦' V^H lai ' . ' He urged the reading of , the sifted without a struggle7 to the hearse with the? combined char- missions to part ieipating firms- only one : qualified for this as- ' ' Hr3FH^¦W I^H • ^^i?lr?Vi ^Bam - '^^l • - '-^^^V ^a-aaWWW^ ^H iH^^Hr3BM'^^^^ V . ' W^H "tMA.'v^H . - Bible for spiritual grwoth v and bottom of ?a rapidly growing uses ? until - Saturday afternoon. Board policy has called ? for signment, 7We7re concerned , too, ¦ A ;;: Winona Insurance ¦ -;: suggested the families have de- stack of musical manuscripts by ; Agency to about taking a teacher out, but t' 'B¦ HHHH^IhriBHIHHllhH^^^kHftH^lli^HB^^hHI'^^HH^k^^Hkl^^^^^^lfliJ B * ™ ^ ^^^™ ^» ^^ ¦" ' " in their homes, the .prolific Handel, In 1957 the THE PERFORMANCE was write the insurance with other he will?still . be there half-time votion periods ¦' ' 'iry thus setting? an example for the work was publisheid in complete played to an .audience;? whose agents in the city eligible to and we thinlc ? this, is the best ixiiWwmM%:^ children, '? practical edition for the first applause was genuine and en- apply for participation in the solution;": ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ' The tone and ? color commission distribution. The . Rev, Arnold Mennicke time. ' .; •. thusiastic. ¦ Nelson said that it was nec- gave the devotions, and Gerhard The work hints of the strength of the chorus was warm and . The plan provides for Winona essary to- make the: assignment ' ll i m i l ll-t-i reported on the glory to come? some 37 full. . : Insurance to receive 30 percen t how so that prepa rations could " Schapekahm ? . and the school; Howard Heup gave ? the years later in Handel's most Mr. Track led . with?sustained of the commissions and the re: , b'e .":,?mado? for an expansion of athletic and' school patrol re- well-known oratorio , "The Mes- intensity and vigor, it was a rriaining 70 percent to be di- I the program at .the beginning ¦ ¦ ; port;:- -' . ¦ ' , ¦ ' " siah"; Perhaps a; few '; in ¦; the significant . musical - , event: in vided ? am bn X. eligible partici- ! of: the fall? term: : (j Wi in decorator prints The ninth grade won '•' the-?pen- heard Winona both historically and p arts , as determined by the r: The MDT program is admin- l^r«I " IT iv**'L ™JlM ^ : ^r ' If 1 audience of 260 years ago; ¦ ? * ; f j */ m ny ' ;coun.t with the? largest num- the promise of the "Halleluiah musically, " -' board , . ? istered in cooperation with the ber of parents present. Directors . Monday approved state? Employment Service Refreshments were served by p ayrolls for hoiriebbund instruc- I which makes formal determina- h 4 brl7 , [l.:%n7-* COO Messrs. and Mmes". . Robert Facts ?on Menta l 2,000 Persons tors : amounting? to 51,086; ? sub- | tion of need for instruction and r Mahlke, ?. William Powell and St; Mary ' s stitute teachers, $697; band re- 1 recommends' : ?organization of | lliL- l . r f Til A pair Rudolpli Sutter. ¦ Attend hearsal personnel , $160 ; sheet ! courses. The employment serv- ' ^ Illness Given Event metal evening class instruction , ice screens applicants for en- Mardi Gras $78; attendance teacher? $60; ' rollment? and decides who is 48 x 63 inches St. John s Ladies At Portia Club ¦: An estimated 2,000 persons at- Man pow e r Development & eligible for training in each I 'I 1 i. fllf^Kff^'^HPWWl Training -Act program secret?ar- : 4S x 84 inches Aid Holds Meeting tended the Mardi Iras Sunday course. . kA& t^ • . I / *S • - 1 L iiil l I Portia Club heard an i nforma- at St, Mary 's Catholic Church ial work , $7.70; t?owel/ room at- ' (Special) THERE'S AN MDT course In your home LAKE CITY , -M inn. tive talk on mental iltness by and School. About 1 ,000 dime: tendant ,. $9; noon hour super- ;* : Brighten -for —St. John 's Lutheran Ladies ) , $7 15 and assist - stenography in progress now and ll r ^^^ A 'if' I ^^ i HK J Brother Rayrnondi secretary of a-serve dinners were served . visors student, * l* ' * ^$ Spring! Easy-care Fiber* Aid at its meeting Thursday According to the committee , ants, , $183. - there have been previous K h t -Amw * W*$Mt*?T * E |as ! the National Alumni Association year in ?.. - . - ¦ ' :l l sl g ; 'No "fading, no deteri-* afternoon voted to donate $10 headed by Leonard Erdman- Overtime payment to custo- courses during the past it l»P ^ I lfWl *" I of St . Mary 's College , at n welding. ; 7 toward the March of Dimes. czyk and Donald Blake, the (iians of S.'!73 and cafeteria per- stenograp hy and . . i , kyj I* : f "' ' " p *^' " a low low price you can ? Mrs. Allona Manlhei reported meeting Monday evening at the was a success" sonnel , $fi:i , also were approved. Fourth Ward Director Frank- i i¥ 'V'7 'v ? r '• JiJ P^r '?- 1 't event "huge if schools on visits to patien.tr in . the hos- home of Mrs . Leo Murphy Jr. and will be repeated in future lin Tillman wondered , to shut-ins in the area served by the Wi- pital and rest home Mrs. Roger Hartwich, presi- years. This is the first time it and bereaved persons. Woman Killed When nona vocational-technical school dent, who presided , announced has been held this time of year , A letter from (he Lutheran ; for only one day, and called Auto Strikes Tree couldn 't be contacted and asked ¦1 Solid COLORS IN FIBERGUs'bRAPERIES 's Missionary Society | that Mrs, H, K. Robinson , P'or- for their cooperation in doing \' t '\_ a ^ ^ ^ Women a Manli Grns. Previously it was ' 'i White , Gold, Champagne and Green 4k99^ P^ was read and discussed. The tia Club , and Mrs. S, J, Kryz- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - A wo- the student survey work con- Jy$r^' a two-day event, held in the fall ^ ^^^^'^'^^'^^^'^^^^^^'^^^ i ^mmi ^mmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm' ^ group -voted to join. i sko, Chnutauqua Club, arc and called the "Fall Festival." man identified at General Hos- templated for Macemon "and wsmms ¦' ~~ ¦ ¦ " Mrs. Roy ?Zillgitt accompli- i pital here as M rs: Dana Emer- save us all of this leg work. " (mm ^mmm.t^m^meimmssmm ^ oom _ - . ¦ ' . ¦ ' ' co-chairmen for the General Activities at the all-day event ¦ \ nied hymn singing. The Rev.: Federation, ' son ,; 3it v of suburiian Crystal died Nelson questioned whether ^ | Problem windows? Choose ^ of Women s Clubs included skill Ramos for bot h 'be III f 1 1 i 1 om 18 T. H , Albrecht led in Bible stu- stale convention to ho held in , various early today, shortly nflcr the schools in olher cities would . | I ^r different patterns adults and children L. -J ! i 1 i 1 "'"7 " 1' """ dy: Hostesses were Mmes. Wil- Winona May 11-13. booths with things for srilo , and mr in w?hich she was riding as Intere-sled in the vocational pTi **" ! ava i|able n more Ihan 300 ¦ ¦ ¦ '¦.mm^mmsi^^mm^i^s-^fiKacsJaarffflEsJ i ' ' i training program here and add- I j sizes. salesladies liam Dreapcau , Henry Breuciv a snack bar , which was in lively struck a tree in nearby Golden ~ | Ask our to D.. L. EggenherRcr and Mrs.| BROTHER Raymond review- Valley. Stanley Murphy, :ir>, ed , "It's primarily the duty of ¦ ¦ operation from 4:,')0 to !):.'10 p.m. LL ** !' I f I §' f show you this outstanding col- Fred Banitt. ed .some of the history of men- (A suburiian Brooklyn Center lhe vocational school to set up ^^ ""' lection. New prints : Prizes were* nwardc*' t hrough- \ I* ^^ l w l l_ 1 1 and solid tal illness, oiu Ihe festival hours and al was seriously injured . lTic.se programs and organize § V-»^ I M-m-mm JHmssmmmi colors in Fiberglas? cottons, PinKOM FALLS PAKTY Much of the modern treat- Ihem." I :, ; ( ) 7:l!0 p.m. lhe "king-sized" prize Mrs.. Emerson 's deat h raised § IS NO F RO'3 l_ E! ^s/l washable anti que satins, bou- WHITEHALL , Wis. Special ment of mental illness has Minnesota 's ' ltlfi'3 traffic accident | of 2!> silver dollars was award- "I'M NOT against vocational — The Pigeon Falls Farmer's come about since World War t oll to M , two under the total a Union will sponsor a progres- ed to 11-year-old Teresa Levas- education , " Tillman continued , II , he said. With many severe scur , , year ago. ~ sive whist party In be hold all rcsultin-* daughter of Mr. and Mrs " hil' I am concerned about DRAPERY cases of menial illness Arthur Levasseur , 21(i Mechanic ^CUSTOM the Village Mali , Pigeon Falls.] , psychiatrists taking out n real good teacher, ^•wrf DEPARTIVIE NT • ^~— from the war St. Other top prizes were won ner and supper was served to | J Friday ft 11 p.in . Prizes will were called upon and success- I'm lukewarm on this proposal by Mrs, Harold Kauphusman , ¦35 attending relatives . Cards until wc get a report on the he given and lunch will be serv- fully treated these people. Nn See our new Spring Cafe curtains. _ Famous KIRSCH drapery hardware ed. The event is open lo the ! 157 Loe St.; a freezer : Victor were played throughout Hie af- ; survey that's being made (he longer are people treated and (' . Ashelin , Route 1 , , toriKMin , Tiers and panels for every room . ? * and accessories fortill your needs. public. t isolated. The new approach i.s Winona a The ho nored guest was ' wa.s referring to one being; con- television set; and Brother MS early diagnosis and care. C - Miss Marie Hager of Hebron , ducted by the University of Min- SKWINT. CIRCLK , sion, Hidden Valley, Calif., n Nebraska. Relatives attended nesota Bureau of Field Study Sewing Circle of St. Mnrtln 's Brother Raymond said that 50-pieee silver set. | locally, the Winona County Men- from Wabasha , Fountain City, ! lo he used ns a basis for rec- Lutheran Church will meet in ' Wis ,, Kellogg uai d Nebraska. omniendcktions on long - range the church's social rooms , Wed- 1 tal Health Association has been FILM AT Fl.KVA ( ::i'HCH instrumental in establishing thc nesday at 7:HO p.m. Flection of j ELEVA , Wis .— "Disci pleshi p, " Hiawatha Valley Mental Health n color motion p officers will take place. Mrs. i icture purl ray- k Armin Deye will have the de- Center which will serve Hous- ing the Sermon on the Mount %«v r- " § i rtlaafiaaWBaWaK r K11! votions, Members arc asked to ton , Wabashn and Winona coun- and the Lord's Prayer along J\ PROVIDE NOW for the high cost of Tl f " ff WiffiBlwl llE 29c SPOOL OF J. P. bring their mile boxes. Hostess ties. wilh related events, will he pre- COAT S THRE AD WITH IC i M ''l^SSBHSH^.' : BW will be Mmes. (Mara Ronow THE C'KNTEH will help chil- sented at the Kleva Lutheran fl hospital care when you 're w «f M D fo " ^^ *«W^i EACH $2 PURCHASE IN ¦ ; OUR FABRIC DEPT. and Lester Knot he . dren and adults with mental Churcli Wednesday at II p.m , V«- f\ ' - " problems. By early diagnosis The Rev. Calvin Iv, Larson , will 'Wflto and care , it is expected they elaborate on the cultural back- will prevent more severe prob- ground of the times In connec- lems . tion wilh the film. The public A staff of professionally train- i.s invited. ed people must be rvcruited , IIA <; I-;H FAMILY PARTY and funds obtained on the local KKI.LOCC , Minn, i Specii'h and state level , Brother Ray- -- A family reunion was held OF SPRING and SUMMER. Sunday at the farm borne of MUTUAL OF Ihfn " \ \ ' I mond explained. The center will OMAHA'S NEW Iti *'! IA ' ' ' \ m VI af *a\m*a\maT*aTaa+±a\\.i4P provide out-patient car*, Mr, and Mrs. Halph Miller l .,r temto Hrolhcr Itnymond s-aid thai the descendants of the Into M- , 3 HOSPITAL-SURGICAL :, COTTONS and Mrs. George Hager . A din- PLAN .>\ 11 active support of lhe center by WA W .I AVOINDALE cottons , BATES wash (is 5(H) U til X N. NX the community will insure its [A poya benefit* for hintf as days a hif X ' \\\W n' wear cottons , ANDERSONS A. R. (Art) KHAPP success in returning people with -**^»——¦* ¦ ¦ wmmmma%wm -Waa%wm *mimmk ^ gingham , LOWEN§TEINS avril mental health problems to nn tfv X xft\ cottons 106 West Third — First Floor ft Iff >v ^^Sl\ , broa dcloths and percales, j active , usefu l life , f y JAMES GARRY Beautifully coordinated and? perfec t ORDER FUEL 1 * SPyr ^v \»\ or WTi S)l;TAIl $ 1710 w Wabflil.fl Phone 3381 oi/ yS our c ress anc s rtsw,ea r ^V« J ^ Y ' * P° *¦ ¦ ¦" ¦ l»1 TOO/AY i - - i . —————-- —* ** * * 39c ~y W\^Ki W-\Wi L\\\\\\aa\a\\\\\\^aa\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\W O * « 99c [mc\ ^^^H ^I^^^^^^^^ I^^^^^^^^^^^ K^ ^ * DR , C. R. K OLLOFSKI '• > *-i». ihr-* * * --)i .1 p.-- - , SMiinlay 11 t<. JS :io BUDGET PLAN WiY/nT/Pr r ^^. <• DR, MAX L. DEBOLT >* COAl AND Oll A 1 "'•¦¦•WWMM'l m l — t ***—W—.»i 0l • i>torrn>*ri*ta MAKE SPURGEOWS YOUR STORE FOR Tin mi AMI M AIN S TS . 1' IIOM r.Hfiii - \m\ DOERER'S ' PHON E 23H AVUTUAl OF OMAHA INSURANCE COMPANY A COMPUTE SELECTION OF HOME FURNISHINGS Rfldlo^Dispntchod E quipment HOME OFFICE - OMAHA , NEBR. District Judge Not Genleried Wabas Divine Says Disposes of h^^ On r Plans November Vote Universalist WABASHA., Minn. (Special)— ?"The liberal church Is hu- Seven Cases A group of 25 relatives gather- manistically oriented rather District Court Judge Arnold ed at the Schuth farm Vh. miles the divine ai ; southeast pf Wabasha Sunday than centered on Hatfield disposed of seven cases such,'' Dr. Kenneth Marstaj in a special term session Mon- for a birthday dinner honoring ¦¦ ? Ant?on Schuth who will be 102 Hamline University, told the ?: da y,- "' •.- "• . . ., years old Thursday. Universalist; fellow- ? Edward Dibriysius, 52 Lenox Unitarian St., was ordered to pay his for- Schuth was born Feb? 13, ship Sunday: ' 1862, at Hanover, Germany. He mer . . wife, Frieda , ? $527.30 in came to this - In his t^lk, titled ''Liberal-Re- back support and alimony pay- ? country and to Wabasha ? when he was 16 years ligion challenge of 7Esciape?" ments. Dennis A, Chalieen . of old and has lived here since ; pointed but that: re- ' the Peterson ?& Plunkett firm , Dr. Marsh that's 86 years. He first worked ligious liberalism, is van eseiape . represented the defendant, and on farms in the area owned by from religious commitinent and Donald TV Winder appeared for the ?Passe family., . 'rr. Dionysius.; The couple was dir from theological faith and ritual : vorced Oct. 30, 19(51, HE MARRIED Caroline Evers observance. in 1888. They moved to his farm ... Said Dr. Marsh , "The Unitar- . GARLAN POLUS, 477 Wilson iari , Universalist Church . does ' ' in Greenfield Township; ?where HONORED MONDAY v . .v TheHt. Rev. Robert , FSC;. president! assistant ; '-Brother 7- St., in two cases, asked that he still makes his home, not . 'lay* down rules nor make ? Msgr.? Wiiliani::vMcMarius , superintendent of . : Julius?' FSCfdean ; Brother? J. Gregory,:?FSC, judgment be brought against Although he has been blind decisions for people. Associa?. for the Chicago - archdiocese , chats President ot the college : Msgr. McManus. and . defendants Mrs. John Curtis, 13 years, Mr.; Schuth has good tion is voluntary and continual-? v schools, ' ' * with St. Mary?s College officials and with the ? Bishop. Fitzgerald, ? Walter? Ev?Kelly Sr-, first? Aidele Heise and 'Mrs.. . Lloyd health. He has never? been in ly renewed by the acts of in- . Campbell? in ..? one X case arid Most Rev. iEdward A. Fitzgerald, -bishop of recipient of the. Bishop Heffron : Citation , was a hospital and had medical at- dividuals. against defendants John: Curtis? "Religion of experience, rath- . .Winona., after, >eing awarded an honorary unable to he ".at the ceremony because - .of- ' -. -. tention only once, for? an ear- Dr. William von Rohr. Heise and ache. That was when : he was er than one of faith and. creed, doctor pf laws degree;by the college Monday. 7?ill health. His award will be sent him. (Daily ¦ . Mrs. Curtis ia • the second 99. ' - ' ¦ ¦'¦ ' results in experiencing multiple (Lett to right are Dr. William E. ?Bl'ass of ; News" .photo ") v- -iry - -;- . case. The suit involves payment He retires at 10 p.m. daily n> m,,w'# insights into reality," he said, the college physics department; Brother J. for work Polus did through the *^R'M''HIHHHHPVHW 'r ™ "f ... and often sleeps for 12, hours. ' ' ', ' Anton Schuth,-?who ,ll: be 102 ; "It is a quest and a journey A-l: Contracting Co. (X , CENTENARIAN: PtVS 'V- • . '• . He follows current events via , 2-week-old daugh- : rather than a goal. By expand- 7 Polus originally filed his com- Thursday, posed?Sunday with/Lisa Schuth others radio. He cast his first vote for 's the , ing our experiences with , AT "WHI TEHALL plaint in? November 1962. The President Grover Cleveland ahd ter of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Schuth,; Wabasha. She we enrich our own lives and? in , defendants had 20 days, to an- youngest of his 56-great-grandchildrenv Debra Behrns, .3, has voted ever since. ¦ being receptive- to. conflicts and swer this but. this was extended Schuth says he intends to vote eyeing the birthday cake, is another great-granddaiughter, ,- ideas .and practices, develop until January ; 1963 by agree- for President Lyndon ? Johnson i She's the daughter of ? Mr. ? and? ;Mrs. -Lester ?Behrn*s,; Waba- tolerance of the beliefs of oth- -- .. ment ; of attorneys ?? T?homas in this year's election. sha; . (Joyce Lund photo) 7' ers. . -. 7 - Skemp, La Crosse, representing , ?"Where do we stand in rela- Gar Wis Going 110 the defendants, and Martin A. ACTIVE IN community and ] tion to other sects: and faiths? ,, Beatty, representing the plain- church affairs in the past he B rovvnsville Scouts, Our name Unitarian Universal- tiff . \ was : chairman of the ;. town variance with the facts. ? Di stributive Attend Church ist? is at : The defendants had failed to board s director of the Wabasha Cubs We aire not in; the normal sense Telephone Co,, and in 1911, went t ile answers by that date also BROWNSVILLE, Minii,-Aff- unified nor do we necessarily to - Washington , D.C.,: with ; VVitness and were in court Monday ask- a Education er a year of Scouting here the believe ? in7a unity. We might . - '^^^y$i00 ing for permission to still do: so. group of farmers to protest the made . themselves better be called multitarian. WHITEHALL ,; Wis. (Special 1 south of the . accident, when game of : cards with his "father price of barley , then? 25 cents Scouts have —¦ The judge denied their request well known, Sunday the, Cu(J Since' we are a small minority 7 - Counsel for the plaintiffs in speed had been increased to and Risberg and later go on to a ?bushel . He . was on the build- Unit N amed 120 miles an hour. Nothing had Brackett to a dance. , and ordered: judgment which Scouts of Pack 226 ajid the. Boy church; we are not uiiiversa), two $20,000 suits brought by In- involves S715.65 against the first ing committee for St. Felix dependence mothers against been , said to .the driver about Jacobson testified Nelson? was The appointment of a 10-mem- Scouts of Troop 26 att ended? their and because we do not claim to miles ah hour set pf: defendants and $144.64 Catholic School in 1902. ber adyisbry committee for respective : churches.7 ? be an ultimate haven for all, Economy Fire & Casualty- Co. slowing down until immediately driving 50^0 Un- Of Schuth's 12 children, s|x before the car went out of con- til about a mile south of the against the second set. . At a recent cliarter• arid we are-not actively proselyters. . for the deaths of their sons in Ambrose Schwartz; 517 W. 4th are still living: Henry, Augusta* distributive education was ap- . ? a car accident April 21, 1962, trol , he contended. 'He -.claimed Van Pelt curve ?on? Highway 93. ¦ proved Monday night by: the awards tiight attended by more What we do have:which justifies : St., asked the .court to dismiss Mrs. 7 Christine Stramschror, than lOO persons , the 1964 chart- name? is a confident hospi- called four -witnesses as testi- each occupant yas as. much Just as they were approaching ( Caroline) Behrns: our a personal Injury suit brought Mrs: Ezra Winona Board of Education. ers were presented to VFW Post tality, v mony opened in . Trempealeau concerned with how the car was the ? curve leading to a straight and Math Wabasha , and Mrs. driven as the driver. : stretch of highway about 1 VV- against Wm by Murlee and ,? The committee is being or- 68"0i*, the. sponsoring, imit. "\Ve are open to. all who wish County Circuit Court here Mon- Hanson; , Carl (Agnes) Goihl , Lake City. " Dr. Charles P.. Meyers, In- miles long, Jacobson said Nel- Ardell William Hull of ganized to advise and ? provide : A total of 34 awards were giv- to join with us asking no more . day . afternoon. Judge Merrill . . Hull & Hull, appeared for the Six are dead: Mary, Ann , Mrs. Farr presided.¦' dependence , ? first witness, said son: , increased his speed to 110 . information on . current business en: to the Scouts. There* are 18 than assent to a; courteous fel- .> defendant . The ..court ordered Henry (Regina) Ahlers, Joseph , . .- • The jury was (drawn Monday William Kulig, ' his patient, is miles. practices to the department of boys in the Cub Scouting pro- lowship and . we respect those r that the case be dismissed. with- Leo: and Lucy. ' ? gram arid 14 boys Dr. ; morning to hear?- the . cases suffering from coronary arteri- Jacobson testified that ? he ¦' ' distributive ?. ed*ucatioh ( \yhich in ? the Boy who da not wish to do so ," out prejudice? .. , He has 56 grandchildren and ; Scouting.program, :X-XX ' 'We try make brought by Mrs. ?Julia Kulig osclerosis, ? unable to make a said, . '"Slow doy*tv or you .will 20 great-grandchildren . Two was established within the Wi- Marsh . said. to for the death of her son; Rich-. living, and his .'life expectancy never make .it. *' He didn't re- THE COURT removed three nona Area Vocational-Technical sure that there is room in our , granddaughters are.nuns, Sister ar- i-, . and: Mrs. Stella Espeseth , has /-been affected: V duce speed, and at the curve. cases from the court calendar ?the School this house for any persuasion: thus "he M-„vKafarina of College of past year. Buffalo City Naines a/University in rnicro-- ? Town of Chimney Hock, for the ' The doctor said William Es- Jacobson testified said "Here involving the same incident. All Teresa; Winona , and Sis- we are . we go?"' Kulig and Espeseth Saint Named on cosm. arid we agree? in. unity to loss of her son.,;WylisSj both 20 peseth , suffering from general attorneys agreed ? pending an ter M. Jerome, Jamestown , Schboi N'ew. - ,' E lection Boa rd Plaintiffs * witnesses were to go arteriosclerosis , mentally rec- were in the? back : seat; He was •¦ ' ¦' the re c o m- maintain it that wav. - ' " appeal in the case. N.D.:-\ . . "" BUFFALO CITY , Wis.: (Spe- on the stand again .this morning. ognizes people , but is unable to sitting beside Nelson and watch- .?¦ George W:? Ehlers, Floyd Voss mendatidn of The Schuths were married 62 .1 d cial)—Three new persons were- make decisions of his own. He ed the speedometer. and ??Zywicki Investment Co., . of Mrs. R o n a Board . WILLIAM Adler . Eau Claire. is a patient at the years at the time Strand , direc- selected ; for the election Man! Bethany a nd Moravian Trempealeau Inc., each : were suing ll., J. Sc huth's death on May, 2y 1950. - with Edward J. Kulig, Indepen- County? Hospital arid in the doc- MILO Johnson, Striim , Trem- tor of distributive education , by the City Council here Mon- officer , Kramer, Ross Kranjng and U.S. Lenten Rites Slated dence, representing the moth- tor 's opinion will remain there. pealeau County, traffic? ANTON'S QNI.Y objection at the . committee members ' will day ? night. . ers, said , in his opening state- said he was called to the ac- National Heating & Cooling Dr, Meyers is physician ? for the lhe" birthday party his daughter serve , initiallyitor- -term's.. . expir- V Mrs. -Mve.'r 't o .n Maier ;- was . BETHANY? M inn? (Special)- ( - ment the car in which the boys cident scene about 97p.m. , The Manufacturing Co. ? named an election -clerk institution. The lawsuits involved: the par- gave. fbr hirn was? Augusta , who ing on a .staggered basis rang- ? arid Joint midweek Lenten .services we. e riding; driven by V/arren Dr, car went out of control on the Norman Hansemann and Mrs? Meyers said he was call- ' tial destruction of a building at lives - 'with and cares for him , ing from one to three years. will be held alternately at the Nelson^. Chirriney Rock, was ed to ",?th'e accident scene the north side of Highway .93 oh the The members of the first com- I .r.-y.i' n '. Przytarski , inspectors? " Howard and Center Streets by insisted he wear? a white shirt. ¦ ¦ ' Bethany and Hebron IVlbravian traveling lOO-lli) miles an hoiir night of April 21. He testified Van Pelt; curve about Vfc miles '' mittee are: .' '-. They succeed Mrs? George. . Ro"b- , , a fire in 1959. Kramer installed 7''The company can dress-up. . churches? beginning . Wednesday when it "went off the road on he found? Kulig in an open field south of Eleva. Charles Dale "I' , T don 't . Robert McQueen ,:R. D, Cone inson. who died lasit summer, : . Galesvilie ,: deputy sheriff , was a heating unit which allegedly he said. m at home at 8 p.m. at Hebron; On Feb. a curve; and down a hill. The north of where the car stopped. ¦ ha ve to." But Augusta prevail- Co.; ? :?Wa'yrie Himrich , ?Ted and Charles Jahh and Franklin 19 the Rev.7\Valter H. Meyer , accident resulted in apparent with him; ¦/ ; caused the fire; Kraning sup- Keller, He was dead, probably from a plied the unit, arid the U.S: ed ; he wore a white shirt. Maier Drugs ; B. W. . Arenz, whose two-year term St. Paul's United ? Church of':' instant death for? Kulig and Nel- broken neck? Johnson said the 1956 car , Arenz Clothing and Arenz Shoe ¦expires. '. according to the tracks, skidded Heating & Cooling Co. produced : Christ. ? Lewist?on , and the Rev. son.? Espeseth died later in ah He described WylisS: Espeseth - ' . Co.: Mrs. F. M. McSbane, Ste- Holdover. ? members 'of v?' -.the Clarence Riske , : Bethany-Heh- north and , northeasterly from it".?- . * . Eau . Claire hospital.. Economy as -verbalizing when he found Independence Group verispn's; James Hogue. Rain- election board . are : ' Mrs. ffei- rori Parish; will exchange pul- h ad insured the Nelson car. him and: apparently in the Van Pelt driveway at the dalles Super Valu; Robert ry Zeichert , inspector;. ? Mrs " ¦¦(: pain. curve, feet, and At Conference Music pits. Adler said George Jacobson; traveled 315 Rex ? Moore ,? clerk, ¦¦ ¦ ¦' ¦ ' . The doctor said his? primary ex- BqschUlte , J. C. Penney Co.; and Mrs " . ' ¦ - • .-¦ ••: " .?' Chitnney Rock, the; " only sur- amination showed injuries could overturned. :He ? said Kulig was Al Burstein, Winona Furniture Delia Gilberg?? and ? Mrs. Ilose Eleva, Festival Announced LUTHERANS AT STROI vivor, had told Nelson? to slow have? included a lesion of the dead. Spencer Skogstad,: Nodine Co-op Co.; A.: H. Krieger, H7 Choate Miller, ballot clerks. down : as they neared the curve spinal chord, identified Espesefh, ? INDEPENDENCE. Wis. (Spe- & Co.;? Don Raciti , Nash's ,, and Appointment . was . made .by STRUM,? Wis, (Special ). - t here was paraly- . but he hadn't done . .'so.:? . sis, his chest showed The traffic officer said he cial) :— The band director, for Lloyd Deilke, National Associa- the mayor frqm lists : provided The Lenten season ?will begin at multiple , who told Adler said Richard was the injuries, there was probability questioned Espeseth To Meet Friday the Dairyland Conference mu- tion of Direct Selling Com- by the political '.. parties. The Strum Lutheran Church with - youngest son of Mrs. him it was Nelsons car and Nel- sic festival at Whitehall Feb. . Kulig and he had a punctured lung, and NODINE; Minn , "(Special)- panies.? council approved the? appoint- Comm union services? Ash' Wed- her husband, William. He said son had been driving, While he - If) and 22 is Donald Gjerdrum , ments. nesday? at 7 and ti: 15 p.m. he was bleeding from the nose, Three directors will he elected they had had to retire from the mouth arid ears;? talked to him. ?Espeseth seem- Spring Grove. Minn., son-in-law THE SCHOOL board also was Within 15 min- ed to be quieter , he told Mor- nt the, annual meeting of the farm because ol Mr. Kulig 's ill utes he was transferred fo an of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Olson , advised Monday of an area health and are now living 7 on row on cross-examination. When Nodine Cooperative Creamery Independence. meeting of the Minnesota State ambulance and taken to thc Friday at 1:30 p.m. in (he town about $98 per month social se- hospital. not engaged in conversation , He Elliot Wold , River Falls State School Board Association at curity. tossed and moaned. Skogstad hall. : College , will direct the chorus, Rushford Feb. 26. Counsel stated that Richard GEORGE Jacobson, 2,t. Fan and other men supported him The three-year terms of Ev- Schools participating include A majority . of the board said Claire , now employed b until he was moved to the hos- erett Larson and Irvin Boet- Lincoln , they planned to attend the ses- had planned to help his parents y the '¦ Hlair , Ahria Center - in appreciation for what they Chicago & North Western " Rail- pital. tlier expire . Someone. will be Elevn-Stnim Central , Whitehall , sion on school finances and way , testified that Kulig elected to succeed Greg C. Ab- Cochrane - Foun- salaries. in had done for liim.when , as a and l ag- Independence, teachers' EYE JOHN Lucentc. \-ocation*a GIASSES Nelson came lo the net , who resigned from the Osseo. Students Attending the meeting were seventh grader , he had been se- Russell riculture teacher at Independ- tain City and verely burned and had boon hos- Paulson farm in Chimney Rock , board in December because he from Independence High School Board President Lawrence San- where he was employed , ence High School since graduat- i.s ' transferring, from dairy to ONriP pitalized , 'ind cared for nl homo a I 5:45 ing from River Falls State Col- participaling will be: telman and Ray Gorsuch , tsl ^T PR r nmny months. . on the fatal day. They waited beef cat tle One year remains Band: Ju.init.i Miiule. Ninil Moixhinek. Ward ; Dr. L. L. Korda and W ¦ lege IT ' j years ago , testified I),III IL'I SymlCL-k, Jacob Roskcn, John for liim while he finished mjlk- of his term. He was board sec Kern, , Adler snid that Espeseth.' fol- that Espeseth had been an ex- O.iulch, J.ick Mscl;. K.1V Mnrv Dr, C. R. Kollofski 2nd Ward; lowing Graduation from .high i.ng and had supper there with retary? Runk'-i; ' loycn Symlcick, Keith Anderion Dr . C: W. Rogers and Frank J. , M ¦ 7 . . inn K . r.e.tl I. u,".or.U- T^' >^L ' -^ hi in. ' ami I-nliiier Risbgrg ceptional student in his classes Kenneth Albrecht , boairl pres- . IB ' B ' ran ' EBK- * . Jt' - " Jffl school, worked on lhe family throughout high school , , I95fi-f>0 . Cftorui: W.iroic Kumpa. J,tnct Hnl.inin. Allen Jr., 3rd Ward, and Daniel farm opornlcd by his parents Then they went to lhe home ident, will ' preside, Waller Jcn- I.orr.iino¦ MnrsoluK, Motion Olson, L n Sadowski iind Franklin Tillman , He wa.s n R -average student, Vonno Reyes , Cnrcl IllchM'l. Ci-rMrtliv nf his father , Ernest 'Jacobson, kinson is vice presiden t and ' rHB_ \ and two uncles, Theodore and better in some subjects , and Siik.oln'.ky. J.inr Hnlnmo, Gary L cpk; 4th Ward. Arthur Espesclh. al 7: l.-s so. he could change Garvin Seho , treasurer. Wayne Spom.oi OKon, Vllus Kampa and Pal ¦Rfi ^l^^HH \\__ K_\w__r_^^maaWKaWKti The father . very accurate. rlcK Wyrrs. clothes Hisherg. Kmesl Jacob- Albrecht is a , director. _wK______m Wa^aam aaaaaaaaaa^tsTcntawIuwstngKtSa William Esppseth , was hnspital- lie said during his junior year M$ifliMHIlln i ;.od with hardening of the nr- son, Kulig unci Nelson started Walter.. Rustad is manager Canton H^HBI^^l^^^^^^jBi^L^a^_JI^^^BBCn3^ , Kspeseth had made a farm S'l'Ul'AI MAN' INJl'UF.I) Class at torip.s. lip said , and wns un lo play cards he said . The , and butter -maker. Mrs. Harvey game , was interrupted about wagon lie wa.s exceptional in -STRUM, Wis. . . < Special - (Special)- able to work. exhibiting animnls . he said , and Allen is bookkeeper. CANTON , Minn, H::'.() p.m. whe n he . Kuli g and ¦ Wayne Hollo fell to the ground The spring primary class in the FRANK .Morroiv, Kau Claire , Nelson went to the (Jeorge had won $3 from Ihe Eau I.AKK CITY < ;<> l » CU'd'S mio day Inst week when a lad- 100 A A @ Claire Leader in l!i."> 'i for show- Canton public school will open # r o u n s <• 1 witli Burr Tarrant , Kmilstin tavern in Elk Creek. I.AKK CITY , Minn. (Speciali der he was using slipped. A March ll> to all children in the STYLES Whitehall , for the insurance The Ivspeseth car was outside. ing the outstanding lamb at tin* hone was fractured in his el- , Northwest Junior Live Stock -- The Republican parly pre- district who reached the age o[ £ Q ©A company , said in his opening They went in. he said, joine d cinct ca ucus for Central Point liow. Hollo i.s employed hy }he 5 by Jan. 1. Parents , of prospec- slalenicn l (he hoys had heeii in VVyliss , and each had four Show. U P also had exhibited I'Tirmers Union at Kl<*va and SHAPES Mk _m swine and beef. and West Florence wa.s held tive students nro to register the Ok a tavern prior to thc accident . glasses of beer . Then thev left.in S-.il unlay night at the home of wns going up lo the roof to children Feb. 2f> between 1:.'I0- V ™ The cnr had boon (id In liHiO Kspeseth received the AND COLORS W driven the Nelson ear. They planned Mr. and Mrs. Julius (i ieslor , nuike repairs when the ladder 4:.'10 p.m. in the home economics A m.p.h. until about one mile to stop in Kiev a and finish tlieir state Farmer Degree . Lucentc ^ said. He improved his dairy rural Uilc e City . Mrs. t Hosier slipped. room . TO CHOOSE FROM # # # ; herd through DIIIA. he added. was elected chairman of Cen- The case is eNpticted to go to tral point and Miss June Hey- ; the jury today. Holds , co-chairman. Delegates ¦ e' eeted were Mr . Ciiesler and A lbert Slaiv , with Mrs. (Jioslor St. Mary ' s Senior and Mrs. Star/., nlternnks. W. r. Frit/e, who condiicled the Gets Scholarshi p meet ing, was elected clmirman ~3Jn of West Fl-ircncc and his wife , .-7 6 OH w j)ib 1 .... vYvWi Oi Up to $6,000 (ci-eliairman. Delegates chosen ' ( "' -senior tn the Wabasha County conven- Kern'' :*' A St Mary s ollegc Bring has boon awarded a $ii ,0(l(l tion were Mrs. A. Marlin Han- The Whole Family! w , scholarship hy lln* Notre Dame st> n , the Hev. K. Reynold Wells • DONT SETTtE FOR LESS T^N NATIONAL , BRANDS University law school and Leonard Wohloi 's wil h Mrs. • DUY DIRECT FROM THE LA BORATORf AND SAVE .), , Wells , Mrs. Wohlers and Mrs. Paul Meyer Kvcrf -rri'ii • GUARANTEED FIRST QUAtlTY LENSES-WHITE OR TINTED Park, 111., was named recip- Hansen, alternat es • NATIONAL BRAND FRAMES — PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES ient of lhe university ' ! • BIFOCALS. IF REQUIRED . . . KRYPTOK. ULTF.X s William t OR FLATTOP ¦ ¦-¦¦¦¦ ... ONLY $5.98 ADDITIONAL-SATISFACTION j . I. Ilrcnnan I,aw Scholarship A r—¦*----—- -. 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Wed';, ° J ' Si |;-a , national Catholic honor rili«rr i " - ^ ft ,ul S.*it. ~ Frldfty Iralcrnily. 25*P/iid of Winona ' SUITE I °P*n NifllUs '»|| ? p.m. fll - m | 70' , West Third Street iMiKi'KNDMNt r. CIV KS PhOJIC 8-37 1 1 I yen w.nr.inlv Avnll .ihir , \) unnlr * im- ,>il.-ri|. ,,i - . |W ,., *** Member Federal Deposit¦ "' ' tl M „ ' lNDKI 'lONDKNCK . Wis. (Spe- %*¦ V^*->v^llS&I p »»« i viilnn, U hilnirtK li' -nm-fil I ,,,I Hardt s Music Store ^ AIMII M i,|,|<, ,, n,r SI .M ,, HMr|wjBl W i- I (in- - cial ) — Mrs, August Kliineh , ^^p ¦ "' DIRECT FACTORY DEALER [H" All plov.M m <¦ ¦¦mi nuly on |,rr., i,„, . i„ „ ,, sfERir|[ ,,,.„.,. „ „,„ , (ir> chairman of lhe local March of ^S^j ^toi' ^ Insuranco Coiporation 116-1 IB Eoil 3rd Si. Winonn Dimes , SIOIi.MJ was drive said At Hi. End of UrtfA/ettM collected. St. ¦Jttliiili liMiiMllli ^ ^ j Golden ¦ ¦ Eagles Are 3mi^ I? '•¦ ¦ ¦ GlovG " ¦ MINNEAPOLIS (Special J- tional Center team. "I thought vision , won a unanimous de- stand a good chance of get- Charlie Smith of Minneapolis W-r -Xi Three of Winona's four-man they might stop it in the first cision over Manuel Bartellp of ting into the finals " said Mul- defended his title with a deci- ¦ , aggregation stayed alive : in ? round/when Lee hurt Hackey, Blue Earth? ?¦ » '¦ " , len. "But the finals are going sion over Rover .Busch of. Blue I Results the running for Upper Mid- , but they didn't. Hackey was Jerry Puterbaugh made it to be awfully tough. This Earth. Welterweight champ ' west Golden ?Gloves tourna- a big lightweight and he had three victories for Winona seems, to be a real good tour- Ron Lyke of Minneapolis stop- 111 — Cedrle LiMewol ";. Hibbln-j, «ur- ?? polnted Bob Neicnson, Minneapolis, Bob ment championships by scbr- Lee outweighed?" with a split decision over nament, a little stronger even ped Dave Hardy . of Roches- Broviak, Caledonia, oulpoinled Elroy Ben- ing victories during first-night The remaining three mem- John? Crandall of Hibbing. than, last?year." -' ¦?' ter in the first round. net, Sliylon. John Sundby, Wadena, . outpointed lirael Bravo, St. Paul. Roland action at the Auditorium here bers came through with Ron "Mike won. big," . . . recalled Three 1963. .champions re- Duane Mann of Hastings, Miller,: Pirshill, N.D., outpointed Toni ¦:'¦¦: Monday night. . Puterbaugh, a strong contend- Mullen,: "but;Jerry had a bout main in the running after moving up Irom 112 pounds Doocy, Blut Earth. member HIT—Bob Rodrlqut:, Mlnntapolii, tlop- The only sidetrack- er , in the heavyweight divi- with a real tough cookie. It first-round action. . - to the featherweight class, ped Gene Selbrade, Blue Earth, l. Simon ed in his quarter-final bid was. sion, scoring a first - round was a good fight." :, St. Paul's team sends sev- stopped Jim Suhdby of ? Wa- Maestaj, St. Paul. - stopped Jim Vander ¦ Plaats, Slayton, : t. Jack Benolkcn, Nath- Dutchman Lee HuWald, a lightweight, knockout over Oscar Resendiz The semifinals *: and finals en fighters into the semifinals.? dena in the second round. wauk, stopped Jcil Moen, Chatfield, 1. ST. PAUL m — The flirtation the Dutdiman can't turn ? It who lost a split decision to of Hibbing. will be fought Monday night Minneapolis has six, Wahpe- Derailed in a repeat bid Francis Bellinger, Calloway, stopped between the ?Philadelphia Eagles down,: - ,:v " ' v Hackey of Wheaton. : Richard : Munoi, Parthall, N.D., 3. Jeff . "Ron had no trouble at with , the eight winners ad- ton and Hibbihg five, Roches- was . Fred Jiminez of Blue 124—Ken Smart, Naslrwaiik, oulpbinl'd and Coach Norm Van Brocklin Wollman told the Assodated "That was a real close all," said Mullen. 7 vancing to the national tour- ter and Wadena four and Blue Earth as he lost a lightweight Wilbur Spotted .Wolf, Bottineau, N.D., Du- of the Minnesota; ?' Vikings ap- . Press in Chevy Chase, Md., that fight," staited? Jim Mullen , ¦; ane Mann, Hastings, stopped Jim Sundby, . Mike :.: Kittleson, . who oper^ nament at Louisville , Ky, - Earth one? decision to Denny Kord.usky Wadena, t- John Tholkcs,. Minneapolis, pears to be going full tilt? he has" neyer, ever, ever'' spok- coach of the Catholic Kecrea- ates in the. .middleweight di- "I think all of our fighters Heavyweight c h:a 'm.j* i o ri of Hastings.^. outpointed Leroy Vandenburg, Slayton. But it's being carried on in a. en directly to Van BrpcklLn. But Doug V Spencer, Blue Earth, outpointed Gary Frllirhler, Rochester. very impersonal maner, - \yith he didn't challenge the standing 135—Ken Prltchett, Willow Rlvio out- news media seemingly : carrying offer to Van Brocklin to take pointed Bob Dow, Minneapolis; Lyle De- - Groat, Calloway, outpointed Greg LeMalr , the tidings, back 7 and forth, ' :. . over the reins of. the team in Sioux Falls; Denny: Kordusky, Hastings, Jerry Wolman; yoiing million- P'hilly where he starred at quar- outpointed Fred jiniln ei. Blue Earth; JEFF HACKEY, WHEATON, OUTPOINT; aire? owner of the Eagles, told ' terback. ED LEE HUWALD, WIWONA. the . Minneapolis Tribune he was Van Brocklin, 37, has ? three 147— Ron Lyke, Minneapolis, stopped prepared to give Van years to go on a Viking Redmen Dave Hardy, Rochseler, l. Ervin Dye, Brocklin contract Victo Recipe Is Simple Wahpeton, stopped Jim Wlnkels, Vern- ry that pays such a heady offer as coach aiid . somewhere in the $27,- dale, I, Bobby Hill, St. Paul,: outpointed Frank Jlmlnez, Blue Earth. Dennis Min- general manager that? he feels 0O0 class, along with radio-TV ihor, Hlbbinj, stopped Gary Erickson, sidelines. Pipestone, 3:;. . , •;: HO—Ken Reynolds, Richfield, outpoint- Van Brocklin has said he likes But Very ed Wally Esteb, Deer Creew. Cllfi Stokes, it iri Minnesota.? He said Mon- St. Paul; outpointed Jarred . Kcnvllle, Su- perior, Wis. MIKE KITTLESON, WINO- day he doesn't have an .offer in NA, OUTPOINTED MANUEL BARTEL- front of him so he can't consid- LO,; BLUE EARTH. Sidney Tsrtilda, Wheaton, outpointed Dick -Evans; Pipe- er the Philadelphia deal at the Effective stone.. . . HHH moment. ¦ •- , - .;; ; By GARY EVANS 17J—Tom Collins, Richfield, outpoint- v But that was before :he -read mLic ed Alphonso Strauss, Bottineau, . N.D. \*7 Tom Bongaards, St.. Paul, slopped Rcgcr his morning newspaper. Daily NCHS Sports Editor Sardrager, Sioux Falls, S.D., 2. Duane E. W. Boyer, Vikings' president Baron, Wadena, outpointed Jim Thii bold, ? St Mary's has a victory rec- :. caught, in the middle of the ? ro- Blue Earth. JERRY PUTERBAUGH, WI- ' . . : "^*w>HP-Q^P-^^BHHI^^Bi^H \ ipe The ingredients are sim- NONA, OUTPOINTED JOHN CRAN: I. ' mance, said he will formally DALL, ple, but effective HIBBING. . convey the Eagles"' HEAVYWEIGHT-Charlle Smith, Min- : ? interest to The dish for cage gourmets neapolis, outpointed Roger Busch, Blue Van Brocklin today and let? the r^p^fSPORTS reads like this Balanced scor- Earlh. Jim White, Mailings, outpo inted Rod Plkiila, ' Hibibngs. RON PUTER- .Viking .coach decide if? he wants LOUIS TODNEM. the dean of Big Nine Conference foot- ing, liberal use of the dnving BAUGH, WINONA,' KNOCKED OUT OS- , to pursue it.. CAR RESENDIZ, ' ; shot and just a sprinkling of AKELY, 1. Gerhard ¦(( . Page -]I:? ' - ?;- . - ?? ? -j ball coaches .by a decade or so , was presented Rcichcnbach, Rar.shall, N.D., won by de- . -?. ; [ "Righ t now, hie's our. guy," with the 1963 Mankato Sportsman-of-the-Year the long jumper fault from Joe Taylor, Sioux Falls, s;b. VTuesday, February 11, :l9fil -?' ' Boyer said. award Friday night. All were blended peifectly at Those of you who remember back to 1920 Terrace Heights Monday night as St Mary's posted its 14th OUTSCORE ST; OLAF 10-3 recall that Louis guided the fortunes of the victory of the season and sixth Winhawks : for three years before moving to in ?:the MIACy a 90-77 decision ' ' ¦ ¦ Mankato?? : ' :', ¦' • ' over Concordia 's Cobbers ? Todnem has wound up his coaching career • After .toying with the Cobbers with 44 years of football under his belt .; as . and, leaving the court at inter- Beauliey well as 33 years of basketball.?" mission with a comfortable 48- (?^|f|3|^i||^|; When the likeable? gentleman decided to 39 lead , the. Redmen salted , it quit prior to last 'fairs ' football season, a . - •? - . away with comparative ease in " great reign marked its end, ;. Tbdnbm the second half. ¦ ' ¦ ¦' And when ' the game was -his- '¦'" '?' " y- ' *i' ' '7?**?::;'-7 ' Redmen Se^f# • . - X . . IfV/ns - tory : and ? Coach Ken . Wiltgen .- . .'NORTHFIELD ;' Minn. (Spe- sutside the loop, the lone loss be in the nets . Friday was just fine as far as the Old Swami was con- . , with Jerry - Ar- had a chance for verbal.vrecplr cial ) — The St . . -Mary 's Redmen coming at the hands of Bemidji. chambeau manning the position. cerned. In fact , the entire weekend made him feel quite im- ledioii, he .was satisfied. :? hockey team kept rolling along 7 -St. Mary's, started - the" night ¦:¦' ¦ ST.! MAttY'S - lO, ST. OLA F portant, 'y ' ;: " >. - : ' r X :(' . "We did a good job." he said. Monday against ; St. ?01af, The off on the right foot, with Mike . 3? "Our offense was working and Redmen tripped up the "bles Bishop hitting at FIRST PERIOD SCORING" St. Maryr 't ? ?v In addition to hitting the Cotter-Pacelli and Taylor-Fair- . 72:23 ? on an — . Bishop. (Beiullcu) 1:13; Desbiens child games on the nose aiid missing a host of others by just the kids were really putting 10-3 iri -, non-league play. ?, assist from Beaulieu. Freshman (Reichenbach) 4:37; Beaulieu (unassisted) ' out- This was¦;.no? false effort ,' -' It. was the powerful play of Brian : 14:37. St.. Olaf—Suier (Aus) 3:3t; Sut- one point, he wound up with 29 of 38? correct. Desbiens than rammed ler (Aus) 7:Ui Roimussen he went ph. ' 'At Gustavus Sat- ace (Ols«n) 13:49. That performance runs his total to 369 . . defenseman Andre Beau- one in at 4:37 on ah assist from PENALTIES:: St. Mary's—Magnuson drip- urday \ye didn't have it, but lieti , who scored five .goals and Phil Reichenbach. : Beaulieu ping); Paradise (elbowing); Beaulieu of 506 for a ,727 percentage: With handicaps . (tripping). : , tonight was:much , better." assisted on two others ' . , that closed out the Iledmen . scoring ¦ ? ¦ ' : "' he has 288 of 506 for a .565 percentage. 7The?Cobbers broke to a quick helped St. Mary' SECOND PERIOD SCORI NG: St. ' s to victory ! on an unassisted goal at 14:37, Mary's—Beaulieu (Bishop) 3:00; Desbiens gut the old? boy will have little time to 7-1 lead behind three ? points No. 13 of . the year against one The -first period ended . 3r3 : as (McCormick) «:30; McCormick (Beauileu) J 13:46. PENALTIES: St. Mary. rest on his laurels as. today brings another from Gary Larsen and a field defeat/The Redmen have a; 10-0 ' 's^-Paradisa St. Olaf hit on three markers. (Illegal check).: 7 /¦ ' ? round of garnes. .. ::( ' goal each by . Keith Bangs and slate in the MAIC arid ; are 2-1 Two were by ?Suter at 3:34 and '¦ ¦ THIRD PERIOD SCORING: St. Mary'i :-.,' This is what the crystal ball says: Robert Nick. ¦(. BATTLING ' • REDMEN .. ...St. Mary s Monday night 7:26 arid the other, by Rasmus- —Beau.llev (Mccormick ) 5:18; Beaulieu Mondovi But St, -Mary 's - hurried back , sen at 13:49. . -- 7 (unassisted ) 3;J?; Cooney (Richcnliac'i Plainview over St. Charles by .8, displayed complete command ? of its offense while battling and Bishop) 4:39; Beaulieu ^Desbiens) ' !)-!) Sf. Mary' s Boosts 13:-4. : over Osseo: by ?5, Eleva-Strum over Arcadi a tying the count at on a its way.to a 90-77 victory over Concordia at Tei-raCe Heights. The second and third periods . PENALTIES; SJ. Mary's—Desbiens ¦Stolen ball driving shot by Al (hooking); Magnusun (hooking); Bishop by 4 ( the crystal ball disagrees with our good At top,' Mike Maloney battles with : a trio of Cobbers: for Volleyball Lead were all St. ilary-s: Beaulieu, (charging). St. Olaf—Rosmussen (charg- Williams. • ' Desbiens and McCormick scor- ing); Ganbrad (slashing),¦ Strand (inter- Arcadia friends), Plum City oyer Lima. Sacred possession of a rebound. Behind; Maloney is Concordia -cen- ference). " - ¦ , - After Concordia had spurted . CRC VOLLEYBALL ? : , . . .. Heart by 11, Prescott over? Durand by. 2, Elgin ' ' cd in the second stanza, and ¦STOPS: " . - in . front 17-9, the . two; teams ter :?.Gary Larsen with Iteith Bangs in foreground and Keith ' Wab- W L- " W L ' Beaalieu hit on three and Den- ov er Dover-Eyota by 4 V Goodhue oyer. Pine Island by 8, traded buckets until St. Mary's Larson (iiS) in background. ( Daily News phot o ) Scott (SM) .;. ?:?.?? ...... : 4- V 4 St. - Mary's . V. 74 3 St. Stan 's *> .u nis Cooney one . in the fourth Archambeau (SM) ...... , - 3- " 5 asha over Pepin by 10, Kenyon over Northfield by 5, Kasspn- Cathedral 1 18 ,9 SI pulled within 24-23 on the first . John's 6 31 ; period Wammcr {SO) ...... » | ' |( JJ West Concord : by 7, Stillwater over Red ' Colter Fae. 18 9 Cathedral 1 5 32 . MantOrville over: of- 7a pair of free throws - by : Goach Keith Hanzel was ex- Luther over Hokah St. Peter by 12 2 RECORDS ' Wing by? 12, Onalaska ? Mike Maloney and then tied it SMASHES7 'St.- . - Mary's boosted its * lead |?trerhely?happy ? with the results. ' :?¦ ¦ ¦: (Wednesday). . . ¦again. : . : ; ?. - ? . in Catholic Recreation Center "Wis had real good second and A;L. Must Deal " ' ' ' ¦ ' ¦ a ' •" After? 6- tie. St. Mary ¦* 26-2 s ¦ ¦ ((' volleyball action • ¦ ¦ Monday night ¦ . . - • .. third periods " : . , said ? Hanzel, was on its way again. With the by winning three games oyer With Finley Now 7 WE HAVE SEVEN hew 300, Clubbers since the last time "the freshmen line looked ter- score 30^28 in the Redmen 's fa- Cathedral: One while Cathedral i nfic and Cooney played one of KANSAS CIT^ (AP)—Mayor we published ? the na:mes. Three come from Westgate Bowl, vor, Williams dumped in two Two lost one of three. jiliis- ' best game of the year." Hus W. Davis has put the city's three from Hal-Rod Lanes and one from the ; charity tosses. Maloney scored St. Mary 's scores were 15-9, I" St , Mary's closes out its regu- stadium lease dispute with Athletic Club. . on a drive , was fouled , missed 16-15, ?and 15-12. St. John 's gain- lar season schedule this week Charles 0. Finley in the Japs of Hopf (397 7 From Hal-Rod , we greet Ruth. . the free throw and Jim Rockers ed an: 11-0 win , over .Cathedral i with home encounters against the American League club own- with 153 average) ,? Eleanor Stahl . (397 with stuffed it back in for a 36-2H Two before losing 15-13 and 15- Augsburg Thursday at 7:30 ers by refusing impartial arbi- ' ' Louise Livingston (349 with gap, The margin held and Ma- CHICAGO W-Gary Bradds attempts for a perccnlage of ¦ 153 average) , and !. . ( p.m. and ? second-place? (in the tration , offered by league Pres- : ' ' 151 average). loney's driving .shot minutes I.i . finally did it. lie : not only 5li, and far outdid Illinois per- The other game found Cotter Macalester? Saturday, dent Joe Cronin. 4!i-'5!)7 smashed .-a pair of Ohio State centage of -il. j ¦ From Westgate, the new members are: ter made it j Faculty winning two and l osing : ' Hanzel? will go with his regu- Both Finley and the league re- The second half was no con- scoring records hut he also Bob Heftman (369 with 162 average ) , Dave Bradds' effort brought him one to St. Stan 's. Cotter won lar lineup Thursday against the fused to disclose?Finley's reac- test ns St: Mary's pushed it i led the Buckeyes to a 110-011 closer to the Big Ten record Schewe (383 with, . 162 average) , and Elmer 15-13 and 15-10 and lost 15-11. I Auggies. The only change will tion to the arbitration proposal. out of ?reach early and then ? ba.skelball victory? over Illi- set by Terry Disclunger of Kohnpr (39li with lGO averace). ' ' coasted in; nois , •" . .:- Purdue nt :;2.ii in -mv: Bradds Club member reported is Don Werner The lone Athletic With 7.*:iO left ; Williams hit a; The triuntph pulled Ohio now is averaging ;j!l () points r . (3.75 with 161 average). drive to make it 7:i-,)J!:an(l after ; State within one game of a game in conference play for a layup by Concordia 's Keith ] IcuRiie-leadin fi MicliiRan and eight games and the Buckeyes Larsen , the Redmen . -whi pped ] kept Ohio Stale in running for have six games remaining. : in seven quick points to take j unpre- Ohio State moved into a 57- ! what could be an an HO-60 lead with 5:30 remain- cedented fifth straight confer- 40 halftime lead and retained ' ' ¦ ¦ in*' - . : . . - . ' ence title. Ihe advantage throughout the Gets Valaika had Gunderson After Ccorgc liradds' 49 points eclipsed second half . Don Freeman dropped a free throw , Wll' iams the mark of -til held jointly by and Tal Urody shared scoring rammed home two quick jump- - Bradds and predecessor .Jer- honors for Illinois with 17 ers Jind captain Tom Hall drove j ry Lucas, It was the highest points each . ¦ around tlie horn and scored left- point tola] scored by a Buck- Kowa kepi Indiana in the Appointment handed. eye al St. .John 's arena and if Formal Big Ten cellar as Dave Roach A Cobber defense with a new also marked l ire fiflli straight scored 'l'.\ poinls and Kd Has- Marvin (lUiidcrson of St. action later in the year so Mon- I wist—half /one, luilf ni; n Io- game in wiiich Hr:sdds has lian added lit points. .Jimmy James, Minn., tapped as Wino- day 's board action did not cov- nian - resulted in mild confii.'iion scored -10 or more points. Kodgcrs scored 17 and Gary 19G4 Ford Fairlane '; na Senior Hig h School's wsl er Gunderson 's coaching job. and tlie visitors nil it lo MM. , I'-radds connected on 17 of Olson had \'.\ to offset the . out- received There has been an under- but the Redmen finished it out '.'!i attempts from Ihe field and put by Indiana 's Van Arsdule head football coach , ¦ for mal appointment by tl"": standing that (" undersoil , in ad- with a cool semUstall that re- he also seor-eil l "> free throws twins . ' )liio , -m- Hoard of Education lo the Wi- dition to being assigned the sulted in easy buekels. in Hi tries. Slat e ine. Tom Van Arsdalc scored 2fl * *o* 7!) nona public school faculty Mon- coaching post for which an When il was over, all five wllile , score-:! 'M «ls ill points and brother , I )it* k , ndd We Ford Dealers welcome ' day night. increment of MiOO is paid, also SI. Mary s starters had hit n ed 2'! as the Iloosiers never the coaching T li o recommendation that will be named' to double figures. retaliated from a M-»2 hnlf- (Uindcrsflii be hired to fill . the staff of some spring or fall Williams led lhe parade with Houston Mat time deficit. staff vacancy created by last a thiol ic activity and it' s con- 20 points and hi.s guard cohort Chevelle to the middle-size fall ' s resignation of football templated he'll be on the public Mike Maloi.'ey netted lil . Den- hs Team Triump "Wh wait?" asks Barney ccuich James Elliott received school' s summer staff this year. ny Hurgman. a whirling dirvish y ( " ¦ unanimous but informal approv- Hoard members understood i.i the pivot , wound up . with l'i , HOUSTON , Minn. Special - f '1 al from board members at a Ihnl he plans on moving to Wi- Hall got 12 and Hog Pytlewski Preston dropped' tin- Houston field...and we want you to committee meeting a week nfio nona with his family sometime 10. , Hurricanes wrestling team to and the formality of employ- after the end of the current Matching Williams ' total was their second loss in 11 tries ' , ment was voted at last night 's school year in June. Concordia ." Hangs , who mesh- Monday ni|',ht hy winnii iK :',:i-!> . regular meeting of directors. ed 10 long jumpers. Frank John- ¦•RESTON* 33, HOUSTON » compare it with our Fairlane son scored 15, Keith Larsen lit 1S-Doualiis H*»hn (P) dec, Doug Moen ' hired DONKEY HASKKTKAI.L pinned filsn Specifically, he s been and Ciary Larson and Nick 11 |M) 1-ii 10)- Jon Arnold (P) ns a Senior High biology and LANESBORO , Minn. (Special) Moen (H) 2:181 lll-JIm Llllle (P) doc. -^ 7~ nch. Mlkt Cii pcnlcr CH) 4-3/ IJO—Ron Arnold " Ml instructor al —The Lanesboro Jaycees will Johnion (HI id 137- - > physical education "They can shoot , " said Will- ll'l dec. Slew /•* r \4;'% ,050, sponsor a donkey basketball Mlki Siirnmcn (H) di-c, Vlncf Arnold * * an annual salary of $6 , doc ) game at the Community Hall gen with a sigh of relief "If (PI I-fl| U3-Ardcn Hargrove (HI . ^ __ Superintendent of Schools A. ' J,Kk Hmnti |P) 10 0; 13 " -Ed Lllllrlohn you don t take Ihem out of their 1 t.oA.r. 1, Nelson pointed out thai board here Feb. 22 at tl p.m. Two III) dec, Phillip Kn g.'l (I ) t ll H*,-- Rr(] Y Ramos featuring local teams will offense , they can really he dan- ichcevd IP) due. Ilrutu Vmndcrhrio (HI procedure calls for assignment gerous, " 10; |S* -G Bulldogs and Augfiles remain Lima to Meet Kn.st oil Speedy luho ¦ ¦ chaniics, * on the schedule , easting the jobs. RecmiM' Sum's h;i.s II fully- \\KI ty. . j i n used car, you'll Ret Red men in the role of spoilers. McDonnell (¦i|iiip|ied lube hays to IKIIK II I ' the Both of the lilts crucial ' to I'uii'iii /'.s lw rofiioiuil eliminn- ennvds. I , . a great buy at your U** *|**u< * Ourn lordr nr.. Fslrlane populo rl/ed -^k*:'->J$Lfi"*c-) " - ' . plaeings will he played lion liiiiiics in lhe :i-1l h iiniiunl Save lime , Save worry. Hest of iMBfi'wIBHffii• '; ' ' ««__* ___^ ¦ the middle-sire Held , , . nnd H&jSSRtSP-' ¦ > ¦ ^l " 1T\ al Terrace Heights. School all , s;i\'e money :il Sam ' s vvtier '* fff fcm,. /^W TT^ SI. M-ry i (ffll Concoidlt (77| Wisconsin Cilholic llieil we 're ilnttorod tlint Che-vy is OBF ' .il inolor nil iiml ;'ii:it j; ;i.s ''h4L^t M-_M_-I IH ¦ I aTax I 9 11 II I'I IP l'i II p ' li> Hnskclhnll Tour'namcnl were I'. ii ' playiii R follow-thifl ender. But * > Pytl'W!. M J • 4 1(1 K - 1 li'?' 11 W* f Wr^4___ WuBM J_\ \ W _\\i W. Jr . Ljirim 1 ) i IJ nnnouiici'd N'ondiiy, co. ynii ! compare fairl.-ino to Cliovollo W \ "^ ^^"^ *" w ^/^ Miill 5 1 ] 11 J ' IP - ion 1 ( 4 |i \W * mk v8Hlaaaa\ GLAIIPH • * nuinmnn * i i is I , II The niinoiniccmcnt affccls on- In room , ride , luxury, unci total * 1 T\"¦ 't * V** pr (p \\\W\ WH k ¥ T^TJ JO Wllll*mi 1 1 ) JO Nick 1 * 11 l y one school in the urea , that performance — you 're bound * I^I_\\\\ IIH 3 Muloney • 1 4 Id linn-. 10 i> 4 id ^^MJ^sSMiJ^* ^B.H I Zl I mi lm ^m * Val«Dt» 1113 M, ii Ml ion 1 0 O 7 hclnn l'imii Sacred Henri in to boy our Felrlanol ^fflBJTII-g'lWB^WBI JU IJjrVJUlJIi O Muprpli y 10 0' Soinn | 0 0 1 Kogion Om:- Limn will meet *k*i_ Nrrtrt-i-l « o o o Oolcn cere Tj&&' Hoder 0 0 0 0 Urion ( 0 0 ft Chippewa Frills McDonnell nt Rocker* 4 0 11 C»tlion | 0 0 1 Enu Clnire Feb. li) . wilh thc CI»;Wln 0 0 0 0 fvAmnn 10 0 2 lMf Ludrtm 0 0 0 0 ...... fucln-* t_ winner of licit name Eau I3 DEPICTS AX-MURDERS Soiurr 10 0 1 toijli i| ij jo n (Main* lU'i'i-s Keh , 'JI. VIVIDLY Oullo 0 0 0 0 Sam's "Direci Service" OWL MOTOR COMPANY Poiirncy fi nals will he plnyod Hull nnd Bcllevlow (SEE PAGE A) ToMIt 111 M *0 (0 in lhe Milwnukce Ar**iia Maicli 4th and (Wain Winona, Minn. ST. MARY'S 41 41 —« Phone 9834 i CONCORDIA » JI - 77 I , 2, nnd :). MMMM*>'--'---'--',''<------l------*------'---''---' *>-,'------a^ oNLY M0RE ^ ^ M. O'BRIEN COPS ALL-EVENTS 4 Record Poyoif to ^ii^^^LgpH^ DIm#^ v DAYS! Women Keglers Winona 's women bowlers di- scratch all-events winner vided their biggest pot o' gold Irene Pozanc. who finished at the end of their city tourna- second in the running for handi- ment in history, according to cap all-e\ ents honors with a figures released today by 1,758, will get the trophy for WWBA secretary Pat Brang that department. BARGAIN DAYS The prize list this year totals Marianne 's handicap total $1,740 9fi in comparison to the was 1.85] and Larry Donahue, '63 total which was $1,677.00 — the singles champion , placed a record at that time, third with 1.754. Donna Wnuk was fourth with 1.731. Over 1,891 New Tires To Choose From ! Along with the prize division Prizes will be awarded at the list , it was announced that Association 's annual banquet Marianne O'Brien, who strung Feh. 1.") at Winona Athletic WHITEWALLS BLACKWALLS TUBE-TYPE TUBELESS NYLON • RAYON eight straight strikes in her Club. The annual fete gets un- • • • • • doubles match to post a 266 der way at 6:30 p.m (-ingle game, was both the The doubles playoff this year handicap and scratch all-events was worth S'562 88 while " the New Car Takeoffs — Discontinued Treads — Factory Seconds -a inner. singles competitors received Because of thc duplicate ¦win- So2(i Rf) in prize money. FIND YOU R SIZE AND COME IN FOR THISE BARGAINS: ner Marianne will recene tho Class A teams got *v532 80 csf-h tor her handicap Motor;, and Class B teams S33B -50. The and the trophv awarded to the all-events payoff was $1410.00 NELSON'S PASSENGER TIRE BARGAINS ...-r^y^i CA\/3AV C TRUCK BARGAINS Class A Teams ' Singles ^^rfffitmlmk C — •L . Larry Donahu* . .. . '.:.,.;... 444 S30 "1. Watkins M»ry Kino . 3. . Donna Wnuk. ^33 is 3 . Orlane Klllle V...... :. i07 " TRUCK OWNERS! Pin "Toppleri — WO 1,71* 15* 13 SS? 4.. Joan Sievers - .:. .:...:.:...,. n .1. Watkowiki' i- - ¦ . ill 10 White M (N-ylon) ^^^^ P SnO/" - '>* ' $** rt SERVICE AT - 5 Alice Spalding , Jtl lo £ CHECK THE DEALS Ar^l D Nile Owl — AC .. . . . , J,480 M . ¦ ¦ _m a ^ ~ J. Golti Pharmacy • 4: Ruth Kukowski. .;....:.... . i»o - , .» m V ^ ^^ ^ ^^^ /" Sunsettert . — WS .. ,. .' . . 1,660 . 31 7. Ircne Bronk. . ... ,,....: . Je? 8 ^ ^*1* — THEY'RE THE BEST ! 4. Pools.- 8. Dionne Walters ;. . ;. : ,... S85 7 Seconds i ^^^^^^^ P" Ladies City — HR 1,415 JJ 9. Orvilla Cisewskl , 3ii : 6.35 ' I. Coca-Cola 10 Jill Schummiki ie: 6 35 Ladies —¦ St 'lO 30.50 11. Judy Strornmer i6"> ¦ . Marlin't V. l. ¦ ¦ ¦ 6 35 ' . Pozanc Trucking - 1. 1. Milly Lica : ... " ...... ,. S81 5 Ladies City — HR .-: 1,607 78.25 13. Belty - Kanz - ., , ...... , . 581 5 A ¦ 14. - JoAnn ' ^ 1 For C 6 Ply Traction M * « 7. Haddad' s Cleaners • , . -Johnson. -. . :.. .580 5 Narrow S^ ^ ^^_W^M^ t El ^\a ^\0 For Ladies Cily — HR .. , 7.595 V 75. Belly 'Seeling.V ...... Sit 4 .SO (Nylon) 6 XU ¦ I, Lincoln Insurance - 16. Lucille . Jackson 514 4i0 White # ^ JF _J ^ ^ ^ B# - WW -°° Jfl Pin Topplers -WO , . " 2,5(1 25. 17 Marianne O'Brun 575 4 15 TL K *? ». Hot Fish Shop - 18: Cicl Cisev/ski .....; 574 4 ¦A-c Ladies — AC 2,587 2J 19. Irene Poianc ¦ ' 571 4 10; Winora Typewriter 'Serv. - 20. Christine Foster ... . 571 4 _ Ladies — SI. Martin' 1,J'< ' 71 Bcrn.ci McElmury 5o9 4 j= s i .. 10.50 =—__!_- f omf AT ,. „, 11. Pappy' i • 27 Les Krage 565 4 15 n,y n/UFK W 6-P.y Stud - Pin Drops — WG . . .2,56* 1» 23 Mary Monahan 564 4 ° <&* <£<$* /[ fS^fl M n For srk^ 4 # ]}. Firs! National Bank - 24 . Dorothy Beynon : '...... 341 4 650x14 ^g ST <* 7 O0x15 ^ Sunsetlers — WC ... . J;5*0 U 25. Harriet O'zm'iin' .' ,. :. ..: 6iB 4 u * lulWlMWI l ' - AB teP a . Blacl< Extra heavy ^ " 13. . Mankato Bar - 26. June - Dalleska ..,...... ' 555 4 J# f«' # I \%? «^«\ • molded Ladies Cily — HR l.M 17 27: Carol J.ickels V ...... ' 555 .4 14. Scvcn-Up" 28. Lenore Klaqqe 7....:.... ^ ' rUbber • 554 .4 Seconds ""* " 5 Only Pin DuMers — HR .. . :. 1,5(3 16 29 Gladys O'NlDil 554 4 \ f i l l l \ Colorfu « # j ^ ^ ^^ 15. Wally' - 30. Arlehe Cisewskl ...... :V 554 4 , , 6-Ply Traction A-C Ladies — AC :- ....: . 3,561 '. 1578. 31. Nita . Serwa ...... :. 554 • 4 ^ ^^ NS r l custom MJ 3> W O ¦32. 10 0 n l • For ^ %*f 16. Coiy Corner Bar • Laura Kanz 553 3.80 Y 4099k ff-A,«Dk r- ^^^ SSS ^ ? 1(Jxl5 " ^ Latlips City — HR 1,556 IS 57 33 Elame Thode ... 552 3 80 ¦ 17. The Oaks - 34 . Janice Neitzke. . . ¦: :. .'552 3.10 7.00x14 ^% sty lin9 Seconds / m Westgate - Ladles — V WG V 2,550 ,15 35 . Jean Lubinski . ... ' .. -' , 552V. 3.BO tyjb * ' ^ u^wi!s8iSi ^ "~ 18: Lawrenr Furniture - 36. Ann Lynch .. ...:.: ; .. 548 3 .75 Tt "T Keglerettes — WG 3,547 IJ 37. Eleanbr Loshek :- ...:.. ,. 548 V 3.15 Tubeless AiiffisaM iMAO-UHF l ^ S ^X ^ C ^^ H n„,v If. Winona Rug Cleaning . 38 Marge Poblocki ... 547 3 75 "^ REG- $5 95 VALUE Pin Dusters — HR . .. . I.54J : 15 39. Eloyce Swenson 547 3.75 Se^nds 8 Ply tg * 10; Mohan' s . Window Co. - 40. Barbara Pozanc ...:..,... 546 .3.75 JflK ^^^ ! $ C Alley-Galers — WG V ... 1,543 11 41: Mabel Wiczek ...... 545 3.;s ^ ^ ^ ll.VHamornik' s Bar - .42 , Marilyn Schroeder ' -.v - • ...... 544 3.55 0 Seconds # Pin "Toppers — WGV .. . 2,547 IJ 43 Elayne Lilla SS3 3 5J JU * * 9 12. Home .44 $*i f%* Furniture Sl«r« - . Marcie Lanqov/skl . . V.... V 542 ' 3 Sa 1 ™1! Tl ^ l ^^^^^ ^S^48 Sunselfers — WS .. . . : 3,541 15 ,45. Grace. Burley . ....:.,.. , 541 3.50 13: Reddy Kilowatts - 46. Dodio Lilla ....;..,... 539 3.50 Ladles. City. -, HR , ., -J.S40 - 15 47; Belly .-' Beranek ...... 539. 3.50 14. Culliijan j - 48. Alice Neitzke . y ' ...... 538 .3. 50 w 8pi Of ' 9.00x20 ^ ¦ Pin Drops :— WO 7 . 2,537 is 49. Elaine Neitzke .. ¦!• : ... - .. .. 538 , .3.i0 n . « ¦ ^™ ZTT^, ^^-oS!^X«C S Tl For son%BW M 'Receive trophy and patches, 50. Donna . . .L'anqowskl' . ...: ... 538 , 3.1S 24 Only (Tubeless) ^" ^S^^ ^i^SJ ,„ n;^,»:„««i ^^^^^^ Non-DirectionalW/ Jk^-m jaW^LaaaaW 51. Ada: Ruppert ...... 536 3.15 —--XZZJ White^"", Blue, Black, MM* JaW ^_ W ______52. Margaret Carlson .;..,..: 7 00x14 L «_"~r ; 533 3.15 ...... ' Redj Green and Brown ¦ Class B Teams 53. Dolly Walembach u 4 d ^^'a m ¦..v...,:¦ ¦ 533 .: 3.25 Narrow White ^W 54 . Helen Selke ' ...... ',.. . 531 ,3.15 & M ^^M n l j ^^^ r> •l. -Schm idl' Beer • 55. Florence Holubar ...... 530 . .3.15 Ladies — RM: . :. .' .:- .: 3,676 J40 56. Dianne Hull ...;.... 530 . 3.75 1. E. B.'s Corner • 57 Betty Jaszcws kl ,. 579 3 75 '•¦ CqGetlcrs ' - . — AC ... 3,427 3J 58. Elaine Klagge :.. -...,.. .. . - '528 v 3.35 -a. At , J. Kramer Plumberettes 59. Pat Ellinghuysen .. ' • *Z - ... . .;.. 537 3.25 ———— 2 n six Go-Gcllcrs — AC . ; 3,580 30 60. Marlene Halliday , .. V. V 525 3.15 4. Zywicki investment to. • 61. - Ruth NovotnV V.V 524 - V 3 ¦ z Ladies — RM '- .. . 2,563 ¦ 27 62. Carol Vaughn . - ,.. 524. 3 i: .Hollnian s IGA • 63. Ramona Hildebrnndt 524 3 ~Ts ' SEAT COVERS "' •* •* Powder Puffs—Houston 2,558 24.5* 64. Mary Lou Haielton ...... J24 3 t. Sammy's Pilia Palace - 65 Elbe Griesel 524 3 N";i:hi" WW Pin Drops — . 3,' 66. Irlene Trimmer . . ..:. . 522 3 ,;;;„, %J were less than n I housand. ¦ ¦ ¦ »^»am^mm^m^^iammm»»mmm»ma^^maa^m»^m»*miam»m^^m^^^^^^»^m^^^^a^^^^^^^^^^^m-^^^—m^^.^—^^^—^^^^m^^—^^^—^^—^^^—^^—. .. . - . „ _„ - - - - LINCOLN INSURANCE 7 KEWPEH LUNCH American—Weslgale Winona Classic—AC HITS 3 Harry Johnson .... 18*r 178 lij—m Jerry Roiek ...... V. 187 151 ' EAST EN D COACH ,024 ¦ ' 159-497 Davi Sctiewe' .. .-.'. , -; 133I J04 132—4(9 Rudy Edel ..:...... 109 133 197-431 Carl Lednhardt .... 172 H7 134—471 Andy Kolter ...,..; 131 119 191—451 Roger Leohhardt .. 199 159 163—491 Ken Poblocki ...... 141 148 144—473 Two Dick Katioun ...... 189 145 144—517 . ll-vin Praxel;. Cnanges 223 172 147-543 CJC Wrestlers 882 840 778—122^-2722 BH 112 858-1 "8-2639 POZANC TRUCKINO SERVICE EMIL'S MENS WEAR Classic—westgat* Classic—AC . . :. " ¦¦ ¦ . -- Tumble Osseo Basketball George Pozanc ... 142 153 174—491 Paul Plait , Jr. . ..::. 185 1)2 I41-r498 I Jim Klein ...... "140 177 145-462 Clarence Bell ...... 180 141 114^-437 Wlaiii Tavern '5 COCHRANE y- FOUNTAIN Jim Weimersklrch 19« 169 148^531 Bob Ahrens ,..;.... 155 203 181—539 Ray Poranc : ..: 19? 167 199—565 Joe Loshek ...... 174 145 170—484. CITY, Wis.: (Special) - Coch- . 149 167 141—457 Scores Duane Kosidowskl . . / Bob Bell ...... : 181 148 159-458 ¦ •i . '. . - » Two teams swept ¦ ¦ 84*8 833 829—104—5712 7 . 875 806. 737—218—14X4 rane-Fountain City High:?Sch pol . . Into the top ' .. •"• * - .- ' . TOP TEN WINONA FURNITURE CO. , . HAA/IERNIK'S BAR ' U: Francis, Pr . H, KanfUek y Weiley an ' ¦ ten in the City Men' BTF*s -(Retail, HR)., ,' .• ' ,. - ' ..; 1,952 Commercial—Hal-Rod ' ¦Ace—AC' , . scored a 27-14 . victory over Os- . U: .. s Bowling .. " ¦ Schmidt' Ray. McNolly ..V... 133 143 145-461 Don Werner ; ".. : ., 170-138: .140—448 - . Kentucky 41, Miss: Stal«:5». Tournament as a result of V s Beer (Ace, AC) ...: 2,915 139 140—437 seo in . a wrestling match Mon- ac- Dave Le-|k :.,..,,.,. 158 , John Cisewskl ;....177 10S 111—393 Smashes 2 J86 . Duke 10, Virginia . 59 . tion at Hal-Rod Lanes B»u»r Electric (Legion, , HR X 2,f0« Larry Holier ...... II* 124 114—354 Roger Gabrych: ..::-' 171 173: 119^-444 Tennessee n\; Mississippi J4, Monday Team scoring was ithe ?mode ; 884. The Oaks? rifled a 2.433. day night; The Pirates only lost : Hot : Flih Shop (Clinic,. . -AC) 1,891 Conrad Brom ...:. 180 143 185-504 . Ken Donahue ..... 148 191 222—511 . 88'1 Crelghton 124,7Miam|, w\a. U; night. . . . na 175 135—495 AI smith :.:.::..,. Lani Hamernik ;. v, 145 I7fc 142—483 ' of the night: irt Winona bowling i •? ' WINONA] AC: Go Getters — ; Memphis St. 14, Florid* St. 71.. . • Schllft B I »J (Coni/ WC) ,.:, J?891 777 740 734—458—5711 three matches in the win: .The top ? five ? remained un- 852,763 .734-^244—1433 ' ' ' ¦' Alabamba ri, Georgia 30. " Lang'i Cat* (Tuts., BOUNCER'S . MATZKE BLOCKS circles Monday night as both a HighHi team series went- - to Tews . ' ..:- .?. CQCHRANE-FC 17, OSSEO 14 challenged with BTF?" SM) ..... 2,890 Auburn li. Florida - SI.' s:;clinging ¦Weaver '.»- . Sons (KC, -' Bay State-^Westgati ! Mens—Westgatt: men's and women's group ?G* Max- 103— Rlck.^randes (C-F) dec. ives |6) Va. Tech »0. William & Nary 84 (1 OT). AC). - , ?.. 2,890 - ..,. . 160 109 150—409 Garage with a. 2.453 count. ¦ to the lead with the 2 Vern Bucholti . . . ! Harto Larson ...... 149 130,161—430 «-J; 115—Jim Rindhall (O) dec. ; Howard. ' . Brake J4, Wichita «3. • ¦ ' . ,952 total Merchants W», Bank (City, HR) 2,890 ; ;. 13-4 145 174—473 climbed into, the top ten depart- , . Lee Mlnard .;.... Merle T/.atzke .,.,:. 147 139 )97-483 . in THE DEPENDABLES: SUCCESS CARS OF '64 BHHHHHB I HHHHH1M | j NANCY By Ernie Bushrniller ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ -¦¦ ¦¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦*¦ ¦ r' ' ' '' •" '•- w • ¦" " "-" " 1 r * r— . ' * ' *v . 1 r-— r-" < 1 1 • - * — KM - , ^^^^^"~" ______m______t)tKf9lttVK^^^^^^^^^\xy^y-Ui. ^ Tj.\i.Li! *i nfi- "- *-* iJi>'i'I)l*lJ*jiA_ 'L ¦* »ti"tv*<. «i"f 'W*ii *mmftXr>&f-ii&ftS*£% ' ^&&Z__pflBS ^___\__i_—•••••-•'• - . ' "^ „ REX MORGAN M D. R„ n,l r,„ i;. ¦ ¦ Get something off your chest. Your kneesr for instance! BBBSBHHHHOHBHMHHHHHH^^ I MLIRIMC, unwinding and relaxing in a compact . Now you can! compacts . Fo* pucn more; action , thore ' s an optional now Dart V8 And thnt p,no** lor backseat p.issenfiois as well as travelers up thai takes no 'wss Itom any size car. (innt , lleraiise Dart is a compact in tho large economy size , Lots of Bn| don 't let IhP comfoit and su/le lool you, Dart is a compact . room lm hips , heads , lee " and knees. Family-sire room all-round . Witnoss its low pxico , easy upkeep, great gas mileage , and snappy And what p.oes for Dai I in the comfort compartment goes ditto pai kabihty, and you'll know what we moan, II you' re t nod of in the ppilminancc department. Standard engino is the famous cramped , undetnioweiod compacts , talk to the man who can do Slant 6 that' ll outsail Ihe extra -cost engines in most other something about it-your Dependable Dodge Dealer. ~ MARK TRAIL By Ed Dodd Compact Dodge Dart »°x CH oooot OIVIBION "ff RYSUER TAT^ MI)!I)*IS COHPDBMIOM WINONA AUTO SALES, «¦« and «••*¦«• *« Our Golden Anniversar y is your golden opportu nity ! Come in and see The Dependables ! ¦* - » " 5E« THE BOB HOPE SHOW.' MBC-TV, -CHfCK VOUR LOCAL US TINO. ¦ ¦ Horiea,j:attle , Stock 43 Pertorial** . . - -T- _ ~ _ 7"?BOARS-wel Teresan Alumnae oMolkt HAMPSHIRE jlit abmjt :») 7 y ? ATFAVORITE'SPOT ¦ ." Jim Decker, SI. Charles, good food • to- 225 lbs. . who know ,. 932-3W:. - - ' ¦ Invite St, RESTAURANT _ Minn,. it l._ _L_ yL y _ _ Mary s VVaht RUTH'S - ¦ ' Ads ' ' ' . ¦¦:_ ' Stock" ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ' . e; 3rd "- - HOL7STEINS—fresh and :closo cowi -antl - Prices? • ¦ -J26 TUESDAY ' - . . . - . . - •; . _ _ __ heifers. Fred Kopp. Centerville,. Wl». Al umni to Meeting 14 ¦ ¦ ' FEBRUARY 11, 1964 Start Here Business Servicer V Tel..'. 539-35n:^__ . 7 " ' - ¦; . . - ' .- " "7bUttonholeS/ cover buttons «M piUREBRED Duroc boars; also Landrac* ?A. joint meeting of St. Mary 's ' " ' ' . WE MAI f : -Vrtielet for Sale 57 Household Articles 67 Houses for Sala 99 Farm $, Land for Sal* Used Can 109 Used Car« 109 USED FURNITURE STORE SORRY SAL ll row a merry gal. She CENTRAL LOCATION—J-bedroom home, ; STAR VALUES VOLKSWAGEN sextan, deluxe, excellent OK FOR SALE Coup* de Ville, really In shape, good tlre-s and radio; Hlllman 273 E. 3rd Sf.. used Blue Lustre rog and bphols fery oil hot wa fer heat, combination win- 1»« CsdlllBc . carpeting, new kitchen. 200 Acre Farm excellent condition end. must be teen NAInx 4-door se . -v. ' - DICK TRACY .- By Chester Gould ¦ ; ; ?7 .?7 - ' ? - BEETLE BAILEY - ? ¦ ' . -v;/:? *' -" ' .;.;• • -? . -V * /v? v/ , - " :- . By Mort Walker ' ' , ' 7 .7. ' ? THE FLINfSTONES - . ^rii By ? Hanna-Barbera i'i- (i - ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - - - ¦ ':y -— ,,¦ -¦- >---¦ i>- ->,::- - ' - ' ¦ - ¦' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦¦ .-- ; . ". ," DAN FLAGG ? By Don Sherwood ; " ' i ,r .y BLONDIE V-' - : - ?? ' ; i; By Chic Young ' : ¦7 ? - ' ' ¦ ¦ " v /7? 'Wi. ABNER yi xiri; - 'i rt BY . A': Capp / 7 ST EVE CANYON y 'Ji By /Viilton Cahniff: ;ii:ii SHver Dollar ^ Every $4 Cleajll^ ...^ttfiw smEP During Haddad's \ : ^ 7;?S?^%PRict W Bulk Sale! Ky ft J Entire stock reg, $39.« $125 /jL -%/ l& ^^ |n| kl i il to A/ l >f* I pf ||P I LADIES' COATS ?' * ' " h^r<^\m LAD1ES' DRESSES \ IB at ^IWBBP^ " ™ad's Bulk Sale We 'll hand you a "cartwheel" with every $4.00 worth of Dry Cleaning you bring to Haddad' s J<* fU« TAIJ during the big Mid-Winter Bulk Sale. Here 's your cash savings even before we do our superb ri p.. A|u* an[ no- Sta-Nu finishing and remembe r if you bring in ¦» vlUalllllg \ \ fBIl Entire stock reg, $5,95 to $10,95 I $8.00 worth of dry cleaning you'll receive two A I Silver Dollars FREE. Round up your clothes w*3IC W OL SLACKS right now and take them to H addad's for your L \ Entiro stock r<, $s s ,0 i,0 9S I W_W mm | I UI ul WOOL° SKI°' ''RTS ' noireIV |^^ FREE SILVER DOLLARS! OT the XQM ^J_ J^ I 1 I V I M .^% SE ^ l^ - . Reg, JB.96 to 519,95 ^ Wm&s- R0BES FA ULTLESS /- 1 Business P laces for Rent 92 ' . . v ' : ' " - ¦:¦ .- 77LVI'N "K (5HNER - . 7 . | Cordell lierbert, Auctioneer 123 E. Third : - Tel. 8-1551 • ,' " ;: . $2095;:?- . licensed , Whitehall; Wisconsin I PLAN AHEAD! Consider 7 ' ? V' ; ^: AUCTIONEER. City and Slate ¦; ¦ THIRD E. 216—store building, 20x75', this 376 acre farm with 200 AFTER noy-Rsi and bonded, 55"! Liberty St. (Corner . | . -:- Northern. Investment? Co., Lester Senty, Clerk •? ¦ - . . ?| formerly occupied by Railway Expresi , E . 5th and Liberty). Tel., 4980. - Agency. Available March 1. Inquire 187 . acres open in Money Creek | Rep; by Herbert VV"; Johnson, Pigeon Falls, Wisconsin | . -E . Bth . • -. .' mod- ?-. Minnesota ? ? ? FLOOR township. 5 bedroom, ¦ " 7 : Boats, MotorsTEtc. 7 106 ¦ v^c-^'•,~- - 1 ' . ..j, ^. ,. ..-.v. -.v ..-.-...- ..v.- . ... , ¦ . .,.,¦ ..,. ¦.j . . ¦j . , ., .- PRIME DOWNTOWN; LOCATION -^ • Re 1 ^ .^^' :^-:^:^:^:^ -^. , - . .. . .^, ...... v . .v..:-x ., ' ..>-.:.: tjsil' and off Ice - space, Available now, ern home. 34X60 barn With : " " Land Auction Sales ? si7EET? METAt-7? .boats flre for tinsmithV, ^ . -^^^S^^^^^&^^ ; PROBLEMS? ;¦' ¦ barn cleaner,, 7 new?: : silo, ? : Everett J.. Koimer .. ' M^^^SWi^^lS^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ii^^^ii Stirneman-Selover Co. buy fiberglass for hard use.. WAR RIOR 'SSM&B y 158 Walnut. Tel . 8-3710, alter hours 7814 ¦ 77BIJlCK-OLDSMOBILE-GlVt C . . — :52Vi E. 3rd : large milk house, A lot of BOATS. ' Tel. -8-3866. ,. : * j. This : highly itnproved 127 acre farm and? Free advice, frorri Our floor ¦ " ' ' ¦' ' '¦ ¦ - '' - . FE-B..?- \"Cw'ed. 1 p.m. Held at Lanes- . all personal 1 . . Tel. 6066 or 2349 . . . . : . farih for less than $80 , per Open Friday Nights' - " ¦¦" ? ¦ Motorcycles, Bicycles 107 boro . Sales Comrnlsslon, Lanesboro; [ property sells: at ; , ' ..; . ?-, ' .-. a experts. See ? our large?"in Farms for Rent 93 7 :- ' '- ¦ . Minn. Arvld ' Jehkinson, ov/ner; Ode acre. • ~ - - ¦ : ^FOR T HE TTTR UHTO F If ? ... . ' ..:. & Frlckson, auctioneers! Thorp Sales; - T " . . ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' stock" selection of? ? . ? . ? DAIRY FARM—for rent, March 1 pos- Ride a :i7iolorcyc|e.' ' Co '., clerk. ;., - . - -¦ - : - . ' '. - v ' - '- : session. Pleasant Valley Dairy., Tel, ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ • ' ' Robb Bros/ Motorcycle Shoo, 574 E. 4th. ? ^V957 bLDSMOBILE v FEB.T????thurs. '. ' 12:30.p.m; .7 miles-W . at 1 / ¦4425 , '.' : :- . ". ' . '; ' .. HOI S E S AND DOGS — rrnst'ror s Vinyl - . : Melrose and 8 miles E . ol Ettrick on j A : CHILDREN • . ' . 74 -?door ,7 radio; - Busse ' PeBIic '9 Houses for Rent , 95 PARENTS AN?D Trucks, Tract's, Trailers 108 .. "C3". then '1 miles N. Lawrence. I ? ? ^iMti0]ti ? 1 owner; John R. L»lr, auction, Location—5 miles east of Hesper or Sheet Corlon. — just about everyone: loves V ?/? heater , automat- Es tate, 7 seven miles south- 1 NEAR MARSHLAND — 5-room modem JEEP—1956, with tull steel cab, all new eer; Northern Tnv. Co ., clerk. , V } west: of Spring Grove; 7, - horhe, newly redecorated; oil burner the country. Here is J/our rubber In' - .flood: condition: Also . PTO V. / Ic transmission , ' 7 7 'I FEB 7~13-^Thurs ., 10 - a.m. 1 mile E. ol , furnished; double drain sink and cup - with .pulley for jeep- Tel. Winona 5439. Also all types of floor and . opportunity to move out of \ power steering, Mabel on H^yr 44, then 3 miles NE . ¦! , boards In kitchen. Write Box 111, Rf. : ~ r ' ¦ / wall? tile. Ceramic tile and ¦ CHE*VRqLEf"^- 19'(7 2-?ton7'v.'lth 3-way*. ?¦ ' Ralph & Herbert Gunderson. owners; , 2, Fountain Cily, Wis? ' ¦: .- town to raise horses, dogs ?"\'/ ' power . brakes , ; counter top covering. Call . Brownie transmission: and box. , very ¦ ' ' ' , Ode 8. Knudsen, auctioneers; Thorp ; -Satur , and the children who love . good condition Selling lor price ol lires. V ' ' : tinted g l- as s- . . - . - day ?Fefeuary. ;15;. Hooses for Sale . . . S,i les Co:, clerk. , ; f j ; 2871 for free estimates. 99 Inquire 660 E. . Mark . .. . - whitewalls. Now ~ " ~ ' these animals. See this mod- ~ ~ Fe"t M-Frl.? !7:30"lvm . | '4 mi/«i W. (ll :; ' home, wi lh ' " l' : 10 A.M. DY OWNER— 3 bedrodm ernized 2-story home on 40 WE HAVE 2 to li-lnn truck? ho sts Houston, Minn. Onsgard Farm [ l; - Farm Sold At 2P.M, ; | >>tra lot on Hwy. 248. Tel. 6-4221, S6e u-s now! BE RG'S. $495? V Selmer Twelen, Sr ., ov/ners;. Olson 1 , - acres of land in Stockton 3950 W , 4th , Goodview . . Tel . 4933 " ' Soil , auctioneers; Thorp Sales Co., clerk. | OWNERS: LLOYD LENOX 81 — modern 3-bedroom house, | LARSON and TILFORD BJERKE | H. Ghoate & Co near Westgate. Look It over ond give us Valley with 15 acres till