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The weather Local readings Readings for the 24 hours ending at 6 p.m. Saturday. Maximum temperature 69, minimum 54, 6 p.m, 60, precipitation .94. A year ago today: High 82, 53, noon 75, precipitation none. Normal temperature range for 73 to 51.

Record high 93 in 1928. Record low 34 in 1925. Sun rises tomorrow at 5:31, sets at 8:36. Full Last Qtr. New May 20 May 27 June Considerable cloud I- ness through today with chance of occasional periods of showers or thunderstorms.

Not much change in temperature, but maybe a little warmer today. High today 70s; Low tonight 55- W. Wisconsin 1st Qtr. June 11 Forecasts S.E. Minnesota Mostly cloudy with some showers or thundershowers likely today.

Highs today 68-78; tonight 50s. Precipitation probabilities: percent today tonight. Minnesota Considerable cloudiness through Sunday with chance of a few showers or thunderstorms scattered throughout the state. A little warmer south Sunday. Highs today 60-75 north, 70-80 south.

Lows tonight north; 48-60 south. Wisconsin Mostly cloudy with occasional periods of showers and thunderstorms likely in the south and central sections through today and in the north tonight. Highs today 60s north and east and in the 70s southwest. Lows tonight 38-47 north; 48-57 south. Extended MINNESOTA Variable cloudiness Monday and Tuesday, partly cloudy and a little warmer Wednesday.

Chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday. Low in the 40s north, 50s south. High 52-62 north, 62-68 south Monday and Tuesday, reaching 65-70 north, 70-75 south Wednesday. WISCONSIN Monday through Wednesday Considerable cloudiness with a chance of showers each day. Little temperatures.

Highs generally in the 60s north to low 70s south. Lows mostly in the 50s. Adult classes in Arcadia are announced ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) The adult education schedule for fall 1970 has been announced by R. A.

Kamla, adult education coordinator for Arcadia. Full details will be announced in September. Tentatively planned classes are: Ceramics, Junior Lager, instructor, including work on potter's wheel, slab, bookkeeping, R. A. Kamla, continuation of course taught in winter 1970; upholstering, limited to 12 people, work with a small of furniture such as a stool, small chair or ottoman.

Instructor to be announced; Knitting, Netah Plunkett, continuation of knitting held in winter 1970; cake decorating, Graduates are listed for Rushford High RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special) Commencement exercises for the 1970 Rushford High School graduating class will be held May 31, at 2 p.m., in the high school auditorium. Roxanne Colbenson, Susan Anderson, Ellen Johnson and Peter Taketani, members of the class, will speak. Other graduates are: Clark Anderson, James Anderson, Michael Anderson, Gary Baker, Duane Bunke, Jaclyn Bunke, Patricia Colbenson, John Christopherson, Virginia Dolalie, Darrell Eide, Gerald Eide, Peggy Eide, Jane Engrav, James Feine, Dean Fritz, Glen Erdman, Debra Feine, William Grindland, William Haugen, Darrell Himlie, Barbara Hoiland, Kailyn Johnson, Mary Ann Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Dianne Jorde, Debra Kahoun, Louanne Kahoun, Lynn Kelly, Michael Kilbury, Doug Klinski, Dilane LaFleur, Penelope MacLean, Mary Jo Miller, Jane Moore, Jack O'Donnell, Linda Olson, Larry Overland, Harold Pederson, Llewellyn Peterson, Rozann Quarve, Kenneth Rislove, Rita Roelofs, Daryl Rustad, Gary Rustad, JanDeen Schmidt, Kathy Sorom, Ronald Stensgard, Judith Stephan, Christy Woxland, Douglas Woxland and Robin Van Hook. Country- rock concert at WSC tonight A country rock music concert featuring The Flying Burrito Brothers, the Ferraris and Ice, will be held in Winona State College's Memorial Hall gymnasium tonight at 7:30 p.m.

The Flying Burrito Brothers have been playing country rock music on West Coast for a year. "Their second almost, "Burrito was recently released. Bob Dylan singled them out as his favorite group last December in an interview in the music magazine, Rolling Stone. Since that time they have been playing concerts with the Rolling Stones at The Corral in Los Angeles, and at the Stones' free concert at Alt. amont.

The Ferraris and Ice are local, country concert rock is being groups. presented by Porkbelly Productions in cooperation with Universal Audio Recording. structor to be announced; general clothing, Verna Cantrell; stock plotting with the Rev. Thomas Garthwaite as instructor. Work will involve the plotting of stocks on stock market.

In years gone by Ten years ago 1960 Thomas Libera and Mrs. Don Schneider were installed as president of the Jaycees and Mrs. Jaycees. Awesome tidal waves, generated by Chilean earthquakes, rolled across the Pacific today, causing nine deaths, an unknown number injured, and great damage in the Hawaiian Islands. Twenty-five years ago 1945 Workmen of the Miller Waste Mills, Inc.

were engaged in removing the charred, water-soaked remnants of nearly 1,000 bales of waste material that burst into flames. The Reed cup was awarded W. W. Tolleson, Kiwanis Club program chairman, Fifty years ago 1920 R. Eichendorf, who has opened a tailoring shop at 255 E.

3rd has furnished one of the latest additions to the business establishments of the city. Seventy-five years ago 1895 Miss Jennie Mills has returned from a visit at Chicago. A shipment of barges of 500,000 feet of lumber to St. Louis was made yesterday by Youmans Bros. Hodgins.

One-hundred years ago 1870 A trotting match for a purse of $200 has been made up between two of our well-known owners of fast horses, to take place at the Trotting park in June. Winona Winona, Sunday Minnesota News 13a SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1970 Soldier says My Lai was ordered hit ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) A young soldier charged in connection with the alleged My Lai massacre in Vietnam says his unit attacked the village on orders from its commanding officer. 'We were told to kill every living thing and destroy all the houses," Spec. 4 William H.

T'Souvas, 20, told a news conference Friday. T'Souvas, who was 18 at the time of the alleged massacre in March 1968, said the village was a known Viet Cong and North Vietnamese army stronghold. He said the order to destroy it came from Capt. Ernest Medina, his company commander who also has been charged in connection with the incident. T'Souvas was accompanied at the news conference by his civilian attorney, George T.

Davis of San Francisco, who allowed him to answer all but one question: Did you kill Davis said would go to the heart of the charges against T'Souvas and would be improper at the time. He said T'Souvas was accused of killing two children at My Lai and, if the slayings occurred, they were mercy killings. The attorney said the children already were mortally wounded. Lake City board members are named LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) -City board members have been named by the Lake City Common Council.

Emery Wohlers was re-elected to the water and light commission; Victor H. Bouquet, re-elected to the waterfront board, and Lyman C. Bringgold named to place Hollace Abraham, who resigned. Mrs. B.

A. Flesche was reelected to the hospital board and Glenn Dwelle named a new member to replace Carl Palmer, resigned. On the library board, Phillip Gartner and Dick L. Mills were re-elected, and Mrs. Edith Baker named to replace Mrs.

Clarence Crawford, who resigned. Russell 1 Zillgitt was re-elected to the street commission and Vernon Haglund named to replace B. A. Carlson, who askled to commission be is released. for one The year, street all other appointments for three.

New members on the recreation board are Ron Nehring and Jim Roforth, with Beverly Hattemer replacing Iver Eggenberger, resigned. LUSHENE DIES WASHINGTON (AP) Rear Adm. Joseph P. Lushene, 67, retired officer of the Coast Geodetic Survey, died Friday at Satellite Beach, the Survey announced. The daily record At Community Memorial Hospital Maternity patients: 2 to 3:30 and 10 8:30 p.m.

(Adults only.) Visitors to patient limited to twe one time. Visiting hours: Medical and surgical patients: 2 to 4 and 7 to 8:30 p.m. (No children under 12.) FRIDAY ADMISSIONS William Glende, 215 E. 3rd St. Mrs.

Albert Whitlock, 467 Vine St. Mrs. Nation, Winona Rt. 1, admitted May 19, DISCHARGES Mrs. Charles Hohensee and baby, Minnesota City, Minn.

Miss Dorothy Majerus, Plainview, Minn. Mrs. Everett Goetzman and baby, 1740 W. Wabasha Mrs. James Neeck and baby, 366.

E. Sanborn St. Arthur Wolfe, Fountain City, Wis. Kathleen Christianson, Alma, "Michael Konkel, Fountain City Rt. 2, Wis.

Dale Schiebsted, Rushford, Minn. Mrs. Franklin Will, 479 Mankato Ave. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Brown 457 E. 4th a son. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Drugan, Trempealeau, a son.

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fritz, Minnesota a son. SATURDAY' ADMISSIONS Adolph Matzke, Altura, Minn. DISCHARGES James Muras, 971 E.

4th St. Mrs. Ralph Brandt, 1076 E. Sanborn St. Mrs.

Antoinette Stolpa, 812 E. 2nd St. William Parker, 914 Park Ave. Peggy Spencer, 649 Clark's Lane. Barbara Baker, Rushford Rt.

1, Minn. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gottschalk ,216 E. King a daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. David Smith, 359 Laird a son. Winona County marriage licenses Duane D. Levendoski, La Crosse, Wohlert, and Gloria D.

Dakota, Minn. Charles E. Andring, 660 E. Mark, and Vicki R. Luedtke, 302 E.

4th St. Stephen L. Ihrke, Lewiston, and Patricia Gehring, Lewiston, Minn. Danny R. Schweitzer, 361 E.

5th and Mary Jo Slavin, St. Charles, Michael J. Banicki, 857 E. 5th and Bonnie R. Thrune, 315 E.

3rd. Donald C. Rinn, Prairie Island, Winona, and Patricia J. Stenzel, West Burns Valley. Ronald F.

Hoehn, Janesville, and Susan K. Erdman, E. 3rd St. George B. Simon, Chicago, and Linda K.

Moger, 1755 W. 7th. COMING MEETINGS OF GOVERNMENTAL BODIES Monday-City Council, 7:30 p.m., City Hall. Tuesday--Port Authority of Winona, 5 p.m., City Hall. Thursday City Planning Commission, 7:30 p.m., City Hall.

Winona deaths Mrs. Frank Whetstone Mrs. Frank (Kathryn) Whetstone, 60, 1026 W. Wabasha died suddenly at 7:05 p.m. Friday of an apparent heart attack.

She had been ill a few hours. The former Kathryn M. McConochie, she was born more County, Aug. 17, 1909, to Alex and Mary Gunderson MeConochie. She was a graduate of Lanesboro High School.

She married Frank Whetstone in Decorah, Iowa, Nov. 16, 1935, and the couple have since resided in Winona. Survivors are her husband; son, Richard, Minneapolis; one daughter, Miss home; Kay Bar-, bara Whetstone, at grandchild; her mother, Mrs. Mary McConochie, Chatfield, two brothers, Hugh MeConochie, Pilot Mound, and Donald McConochie, Dubuque, Iowa, and two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Agrimson, Peterson, and Mrs.

Paul (Dorothy) Hanson, Chatfield. Her father and one sister have died. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the Fawcett Funeral Home, the Rev. George Goodreid, St.

Paul's Episcopal Church, officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 p.m., and Monday until time of services. A memorial is being arranged. Two-state funerals George W. Gladson TREMPEALEAU, Wis.

Funeral services for George W. Gladson, Salem, former Trempealeau resident, will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Breitlow-Martin Funeral Home, the Rev. Ronald Jansen, St. Martin's Lutheran Church, officiating.

Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery, West Prairie, "Friends may call at the funeral home from 9 a.m. until time of services Tuesday. WINONA DAM LOCKAGE Friday 2:45 p.m. Denis Brown, seven barges up. 6:15 p.m.

Badger, nine barges up. Saturday Flow 43,700 cubic feet per second at 8 a.m. 3:50 a.m. Hillman Logan, 12 barges down. 6:15 a.m.

Lachlan Macleay, 12 barges down. 7 a.m. Mary Ann, eight barges up. FIRE RUNS Friday 6:39 p.m. 1026 W.

Wabasha resuscitator call. IMPOUNDED DOGS GOODVIEW No. 269 Black, white and brown female beagle, wearing collar, fourth day. CONTEST POSTPONED INDEPENDENCE, Wis. The Spring Warm-Up Tractor Pulling Contest set for today at Club 186, has been postponed indefinitely.

The postponement was due to the death of Dominic A. Smick, who was adjutant of American Legion Post 186, Independence, sponsors of the contest. Plainview High awards students recognition PLAINVIEW, Minn. (Special) During the annual awards program at Plainview High School students. were recognized for accomplishments during the school year by 10 different I departments.

Receiving recognition were the following: Science, Alvin Wood; art, Mike Schad and Virginia Haack; business education, Sharon Klavetter and Julie Simon, and home economics, Rita McNallan. Honor graduates recognized were Velora Alfson, Dean Erickson, Philip Gerber, Kent Harrington, Jennifer Jacobs, Rita McNallan, James Mulligan and Gayle Petty. The William E. Proffitt award for physical fitness was presented to Julie Jeanne Lawson, Brenda Marshmann, Becky Rediger, Diane Springer, Carol Tibesar and Carol Tlougan. Yearbook awards were presented as follows: star award, Philip Gerber, James Bedtke and Sue Brueske; craftsman, Janna Landrum, Steve Bodurtha, Karen Pennington, Janet Petit, Debbie Mangan, Marie Bowen, Patty Binner, Jennifer Jacobs and Mary Schouweiler.

Audio-visual awards went to Tom Keller, Jerry Kreofsky, Don Wille, Larry Hynes and Randy Holst; photo craftsman awards, Jerry Kreofsky, Steve Mangan and Randy Holst; cut awards, to James Bedtke, Renee Forman, Marlon Wilde and Jim Bennett, and certificates to SUNDAY MAY 24, 1970 Two-state deaths Miss Ruby J. Herried BLAIR, Wis, Miss Ruby J. Herried, 65, Eau Claire, former Blair resident, died at Luther Hospital Friday morning. She had been ill two days. The daughter of John and Emma Herried, she was born in Ettrick, May 12, 1905, The family moved to Blair where she graduated from High School in 1925, then was employed as bookkeeper at the Preston Cooperative Creamery.

She has lived in Eau Claire the past 20 years where she was an employe of Stevenson's Department Store. Survivors are three nieces, Mrs. Eugene (Leatrice) Prissel, Vancouver, Mrs. John (Patricia) Curnow, Richfield, and Mrs. David (Judith) Briedung, Nelson, Wis.

Her parents and one brother have died. Funeral services will be held at Faith Lutheran Church, rural Ettrick, at 2 p.m. Tuesday, the Rev. Donald Peterson officiating, with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call at Goodrich Funeral Home, Durand, from 7 to 9 p.m.

Monday and at the church Tuesday from 12 noon until services. Mrs. Omer Anderson BLAIR, Wis. (Special)-Mrs. Omer (Mildred) Anderson, 69, Blair, died Friday at Tri-County Memorial Hospital, Whitehall, after a short illness.

She was born Dec. 25, 1900, in Minnesota. is survived by her husband. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Zion Lutheran Church, the Rev.

L. H. Jacobson officiating, with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call at Frederixon-Jack Funeral Home after 3 p.m. Monday, and at the church Tuesday after 12:30 p.m.

Mrs. Edward H. Dewitz OSSEO, Wis. (Special)Edward H. Dewitz, 73, Osseo Rt.

1, died Friday morning at the Osseo Area Hospital. The former Francis Anna Finlayson, she was born in the Town of Washington, Eau Claire County, Jan. 1, 1897, to John and Ida Bleichrodt Finlayson. She married Edward Dewitz, June 23, 1920. The couple farmed a short time in the town of Seymour, then moved to their present farm in the the town of Clear Creek.

Survivors are her husband; three sons, Vernon and Gordon, Osseo, and Loren, Eau Claire; one daughter, Mrs. Harold (Lois) Matz, Eau Claire; 14 grandchildren; three great grandchildren; one brother, Archie North Brook, and two sisters, Mrs. Fred Gehrking, Elk Mound, and Mrs. Charles Wiedewitsch, Eau Claire. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Monday at St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Foster, Rev. Rudolf Schildbach 'officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at Oftedahl Funeral Home after 2 p.m.

today until 12 noon Monday, then at the church until time of ser- Mrs. Ellen Heinemann PEPIN, Wis. Mrs. Ellen Heinemann, 78, former Pepin resident, died Thursday in Minneapolis where she had been living with her daughter. The former Ellen Westman, she was born in rural Pepin, Aug.

24, 1891, to Nels and Kate Westman. She married Alfred Heinemann at Pepin, in 1910. Survivors are one son, Leon Heinemann, Alhambra, one daughter, Mrs. Harriet Adams, Minneapolis; three grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren, and one sister, Miss Ethel Westman, San Francisco, Calif. Her husband has died.

Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Monday the Immanuel Lutheran Church, Pepin, the Rev. Myron officiating, with burial in Oak Wood Cemetery. Friends may call at Goodrich Funeral Home, Durand, today from 2 to 4 p.m., and at the church Monday from 10 a.m. until services.

Harry Christopherson MONDOVI, Wis. Harry Christopherson, 52, Mondovi, died Friday at Luther Hospital, Eau Claire, where he had been a patient one month. The son of Adolph and Selma Johnson Christopherson, he was born in the Town of Canton, Buffalo County, Oct. 6, 1917. A farmer, lived his lifetime in the area.

He was a member of the Thompson Valley Lutheran Church. Survivors are his father, Adolph Christopherson, Mondovi; two brothers, Merle, Durand, and Russell, Mondovi, and three sisters, Mrs. Romie (Almira) Christopherson, Seattle, Mrs. George (Gladys) Thompson, Mondovi, and Mrs. Robert (Vera) Riedel, Eau Claire.

His mother has died. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Thompson Valley Lutheran Ga makes awards GALESVILLE, Wis. (Special) Various awards were pre- sented to students at Gale-Ettrick High School during an assembly. Bob Johnson, president of the National Honor Society, announced the selection of Donna Betz, Rick Nelsestuen and Wayne Lebakken as the senior students "with those qualities we most admire." Formal dedication of the 1970 Arrowhead, student yearbook, to Norman Valiska, principal, was made by Karen Paulson, editor.

Announcement also was made of the Vernon Jacobs memorial plaque purchased in his honor and to be engraved with his name and the names of succeeding editors. Gold medallions were presented to Maria Alvarez, Kathy Corcoran, Melody Bay, Renee Berg, Jan Kaste and Debbie Vossetieg who received A ratings at the state forensic meet. Kathy Collins, Beth Kaste and Tom Tisthammer received awards for participation in the contest at La Crosse and Sue Douglas, Linda Enghagen, Roy Gooden, Sylvia Sacia, Tim Twesme, Laurie Sacia, Kathy Butman, Eileen Clark, Lynita Docken, Mary Anderson and Shauna Dettinger, for participation at the sub-district meet. The trophy for outstanding student in home economics was awarded to Kathy Collins. Library Club awards for two years of service were to Julie Bahnub, Angie Cantlon, Sue Erickson, Bob Johnson, Sharon Oanes, Dick Spencer, Beth Kaste, Barbara Thompson, Kim Cantlon, Don Schwarzhoff, Dennis Stellpflug, Jeannie Bettesworth, Melody Bay, Kathy Collins, Rita Docken, Jan Kaste, Julie Truax, Cheryl Anderson, Judy Ravnum, Mary Anderson and Judy Berg.

Letters and bars for Girls Athletic Association participation went to Barb Aasland, Bev Aasland, Anita, Bishop, Rhonda Brandtner, Jane Brenengen, Lynita Docken, Connie Hanson, Monica Henderson, Betty Hen- Break-in probed at Perrot State Park TREMPEALEAU, Wis. (Special)-Trempealeau County authorities are investigating the burglary of the concession stand at Perrot State Park, Trempealeau. Entry was gained by breaking in the door of the shelter house in which the stand is located, late Thursday evening or early Friday morning. Mrs. Doris Karwaki, Galesville, who is in charge of the stand, and just completed stocking it for opening for the summer season, discovered the lei.

were five cases break-in Friday morning. Stoplus potato chips and candy." Plan baccalaureate at Rushford High RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special) -Baccalaureate services will be held at Rushford High School at 8 p.m. today, sponsored by the Rushford ministers. The Rev.

Richard Loomis will speak, his topic, "'When is the Plane Going to Land." Susan Anderson and Dianne Jorde will sing "I'll Walk With "He" will be sung by the small chorus; the graduating class will sing "'We Are One in the Spirit" and "Peace." A poem, "Some Forgotten Church," will be read by Kathy Sorum. NEW TRAILER PARK ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) A new trailer park has been established at Frenchville by Joel Henderson. There is space so far for four trailers but additional room will be provided if necessary. Water and sewage are provided.

The new court is located three miles south of Ettrick at the junction of 53 and County Trunk Highway T. Church, the Rev. Robert Hanson officiating, with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call at Kjentvet Son Funeral Home after 3 p.m. today until 10:30 a.m.

Monday, then at the church from 12 noon until services. thorn, Marcia Johnson, Bonnie Larson, Maureen McBride, Debbie Poss, Bonnie Schwarzhoff, Eileen Clark, Maria Alvarez, Kim Cantion, Cheryl Anderson, Sue Baer, Renee Berg, Ann Byrne, Shirley Halderson, Kathy Lebakken, Kathy Collins, Kathy Corcoran, Anita Dick, Rita Docken, Sue Don gl las, Linda Enghagen, Cheryl Farley, Joyce Johnson, Elaine Myrland, Denise Nehring, Karen Olson, Julie Truax, Rhonda Truax, Sonja Twesme, Debbie Vosseteig, Jeannie Bettesworth, Julie Grant, Leone Hammond, Jane Hotchkiss, Sharon Oanes, Sylvia Sacia, Mary Severson, Barb Thompson, Julie Bahnub, Angela Cantlon, Sue Erickson, Sandy Byrne, Terry Docken, Beth Kaste, Betty Mahoney and Barb Barenthin. The pom girls honored were Mary Anderson, Shauna Dettinger, Lynita Docken, Chris Moulton, Melody Bay, Rita Docken, Denise Nehring, Kathy Truax, Sonja Twesme, Terry Lebakken, De Mary Smith, Julie Docken, Leone Hammond, Jane Hotchkiss, Beth Kaste, Sharon Oanes and Mary Severson. Maria Alvarez, Julie Grant, Connie Sue Erickson, Angie Cantlon, Karen Olson, Delaine Hoff, Elaine Myrland, Phyllis Trim and Cheryl Anderson, varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders, were recognized. The largest group receiving awards and pins represented the music department.

Those who received first and seconds in district and state festivals were honored. Included were Jan Kaste, Connie Hoff, Sylvia Sacia, Barbara Barenthin, Robert Ristow, Brian Guthrie, Paul Sacia, Sandy Byrne, Katy Twesme, Lonnie Krackow, Joyce Johnson, Delaine Hoff, Alan Paulson, Wayne Lebakken, Jeff Hogden, Randy Poss, Angie Cantlon, Barbara Thompson and Julie Grant. Also earning awards were Everett Peterson, Beth Ekern, Jean Conrad, Judy Ravnum, Maria Alvarez, Renee Berg, Vickie Rindahl, Linda Lebakken, Gordon Jacobs, Dave Rowlands, Jane Trim, Debbie Lund, Shawn Ofsdahl, Jane Erickson, Brenda Knepper, Rosalie Hoff, Mary Waller, Leda Severson, Mike Paulson, Karn Johnson, Linda Valerie Judy Misna, Henderson, Cindy Connie Stage, Bonita Harnisch, Diane Smikrud, Laurie Nelsestuen, Shawn Olsen and Donna Aasland. Receiving music awards for second place were Denise Nehring, Rita Docken, Melody Bay, Karen Olson, Mary Sacia, Lori Johnson, Lynn Parkhurst, Heidi Bay, Debbie Henderson, Lois Hammond, Roxanne Solberg, Patty Malesyteki, Joanne Moller, Pat Flaherty, Bruce Lehman, Fran Peterson, Pat Douglas, Mark Olson, Carmen Emerson, Kevin Hunter, Glen Mahlum, Charles Grover, Kathleen Krackow, Kathy Lebakken, Dale Anderson, Jane Brenengen, Patty Jacobs, Betsy Johnson, Connie Hanson, Mary Anderson, Julie Truax, Debbie Swenson, Marcia Johnson, Cathy Guthrie, Penny Nichols, Phyllis Trim, Pam Sacia, Pam Deeren, Audrey Olson, Jonnie Stenberg, Barbara Sacher, Carol Glowcheski, Darlene Gooden, La Von Emerson, and Marita Johnson. vice.

Kevin Kroening and Darold Schwirtz. Modern Dance awards went to Beverly Arnoldy, Patty Binner, Beatrice Boie, Kay Dittrich, Lonny Holst (secretary), Jennifer Jacobs, Theresa Kobilarcsik, Becky Markus (president) and Mary Richardson (treasurer). Library aide certificates were given to Debbie Uthke, Linda Petty, Bonnie Rahman, Karen Rollie, Jeanne Nedrelow, Sharon Heins, Marlon Wilde, Kay Schmidt, Sandy Schwering and Bill Getschmann; elementary library certificates went to Carol Biers, Patty Mason and Patty Evers. One-year librarian pins went to Dawn Ploof, Mary Mogren, Renee Forman, Fern Schlech, Carol Haack and Cathy Tesmer. The activity key award was presented to Earl Kruger, and Kathy Klees received a silver charm and chain.

Newspaper craftsman awards were given to Patty Zabel, Beatrice John Harlan and Randy Holst; star awards went to Lonny Holst, business manager, Rita McNallan, editorials, Jim Mulligan, sports editor, and Dean Erickson, editor-in-chief, who also received a special award. English awards went to Velora Alfson for composition; to Rita McNallan for literary, and Beatrice Boie for speech. Drama awards were presented to Judy Cavanaugh, Gayle Petty, John Gray, John Harlan and Jeanne Nedrelow. Band awards were presented as follows: Larry Tiedemann and Velora Alfson, district soloists and state award; Jennifer Jacobs, Fern Schleck and Carol Peters, district awards. District ensembles, French horn quartet of Debra Mangan, Jeanne Nedrelow, Chris Carter and Jennifer Jacobs; brass quartet of Dean Erickson, John Gray, Lonny Holst and Randy Schwartzhoff; clarinet, quartet (also state award) Debbie Berg, Mary Carter, Gwen Senst and Carol Peters, and percussion ensemble of Patty Zabel, Gwen Markus, Philip Gerber, Steve Bodurtha, Terry Holst and Vicky Stoltz.

Vocal music awards included Velora Alfson, district and superior rating at regionalstate, also solo; boys' quartet of John Harlan, Dean Kreofsky, Randy Schwartzhoff and Kent Harrington, which received an in the district and superior in the regional-state, and district ratings for Rita McNallan, mezzo soprano solo, and Lou Ann Marshman, also solo. The madrigal also received district ratings. Members were Lonny Holst, Patty Anderson, Jane Mussell, Rita McNallan, Velora Alfson, Janna Landrum, Dean Kreofsky, Phil Gerber, Jim Bedtke, Marlin Timm, Randy Schwartzhoff, Dave Herman, Kent Harrington, Jacobs and Randy Odermann. The regional state choir trophy also was presented to the school. CAN YOU FIND YOUR CHILD'S HIDDEN TALENTS? The answer to this and dozens of other test questions, concerned with developing your child's latent talents and your ability to help foster your child's creativity will be found in the new, stimulating 10-part series now running in this newspaper.

You'll want to find out, too, how you can obtain the exclusive, fact-packed 48-page booklet, "Develop Your Child's that is available for only $1 through this series.Be sure to follow DEVELOP YOUR CHILD'S CREATIVITY! You can help your child! In Respect to the Memory of Mrs. Frank Whetstone The Hossfeld Mfg. Co. of Winona Will Be Closed All Day Monday.