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Hem, Estherville, Iowa, Daily News, Friday, Feb. 13, 1970 3 Estherville Youths Inducted into Army Three Estherville youths were inducted into the Army Tuesday morning, reports Draft Board Secretary Mrs. Harold Reed. Inducted were Gary F. Larson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Larson; James E. Tendal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tendal; and John W.

Vandevantcr, son of Wayne and Tillie vantcr, Before they left for Sioux Falls, S.D., where they were sworn in, the inductees and their families were served breakfast by the American Legion. They also received gifts from the Legion Auxiliary. All three will take their basic training at Ft. Lewis, Wash. Smash Car An estimated $237 damage to both sides of a car parked in the Estherville High School parking lot Wednesday was blamed on vandals.

It was reported to police that the vandals kicked in the door and fenders on both sides of the 1963-model car owned by Robert Charles Miller of Arnolds Park late Wednesday night- Miller discovered the damage when he returned to his car after a dance held at the school. The incident is being investigated by the police department. Coffee House The new mayor of Estherville, Larry (Jake) Jacobsen, will be at the teen Coffee House this Saturday evening. The doors open at and Jacobsen will be present about 9 p.m. to discuss his plans for a Youth Advisory Council, so that the voice of youth might be heard ontheprob- lems of Estherville.

"Come and bring your ideas, questions, and suggestions for our mayor, who is taking his time to listen to youthi" a Coffee House spokesman commented. Students Honored An Estherville girl and four other area students attending Augustana College in Sioux Falls, S.D., were among the 74 students at the school who ranked in the top 3.8 to 4.0 grade point category for the first semester. A 4.0 average is equivalent to straight "A's." Those listed are Ruth Beastrom, Estherville; Jeff Newlin, Armstrong; Linda Gries, Spencer; and Carol J. Duhn and Melodee Olson from Spirit Lake. Convention Opens WASHINGTON (AP) The New Democratic Coalition opens a much-delayed national convention tonight in Chicago.

The in the fall of 1968 by supporters of Democratic presidential candidates, senators Eugene J. McCarthy, Robert F. Kennedy and George S. to decide its future as a national liberal political organization. ESTHERVILLE Admitted Thursday: Roxanne Hanson, Mrs.

Selma Johnson, Mrs. Sadie Hansen, Mrs. Josie Nasby, Harold Hanson, Estherville; Clyde Gilbaugh, Fenton; Manno Peiter- sen, George Hoien, Ringsted; Mrs. Paul Wegner, Mrs. Carl Payne, Armstrong; Mrs.

Ople Grobc, Spirit Lake. Dismissed Thursday; E. W. Jones, Mrs. Niels Balmer, Walter Zitterick, Estherville; Shelly Cassem, Earldean Mart, Armstrong; Edward Blackert, Spirit Lake; John Ingvall, Ringsted; Bernerd Peterson, Swea City.

lie TVeatfoi OFFICIAL TEMPERATURES Maximum yesterday: 25 Minimum yesterday: -14 WEATHER TODAY 8 10:30 Temperatures: -13 -10 Wind, direction: NNW Wind, velocity: 8-9 5-7 Precipitation: Trace YEAR AGO TODAY High, 10; Low, -8 IOWA Cloudy with chance of snow Friday night, a little warmer north but colder south, lows about 5 above north to 15 to 20 south. Partly cloudy and continued cold Saturday, chance of snow south and east. Iowa Five-Day Forecast By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The five day Iowa forecast for the period Friday through Tuesday calls for a cold trend at the beginning followed by a warming trend after Sunday. Precipitation will be at the beginning witli partially cloudy skies early next week. Temperatures will range from highs in the teens and 20s at the beginning to the 30s by Tuesday.

Lows will range from near zero Friday night to the teens by Tuesday. Muster Day The Estherville National Guard unit will observe its annual Muster Day Saturday with an open house from 4 to 9 p.m. The battery will also undergo inspection by the Fifth Army inspecting general from 1 to 4 p.m. Muster Day dates back to the days of the volunteer militia in which one day a year was set aside to have all members of the unit gather so that they could be counted, national guard officials explained. Mother-Son Banquet A Mother-Son Banquet will be hold at the United Methodist Church Monday, Feb.

16, at 6:30 p.m. It is for both young and older mothers and sons. Tickets will be available at the church office until Sunday noon. Festival Feature Community TV Signal in cooperation with WHO-TV in Des Moines and KILR AM FM will show video tape highlights of the Estherville Winter Sports Festival on Channel 11 Sunday, Feb. 15, at 3:30 p.m.

Is Promoted Thomas Peterson, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Peterson, and wife, Mary, live in Armstrong, was promoted Dec. 18 to Army specialist four in Vietnam, where he is serving with the 4th Infantry Division.

The 21-year-old soldier is a rifleman in Company 3rd Battalion of the division's 12th Infantry near Pleiku. Joins Association GRAETTINGER Dr. Larry E. Cornelius of Graettinger has been selected for membership in the American Chiropractic Association, according to an announcement made this week at the organization's head quarters at Des Moines by Dr. G.

M. Brassard president of the organization. 5 Persons Fined Five persons have been fined by Police Court Judge James N. Greene. Fined were Lawrence Bruggeman, Larchwood, speeding, $10 and costs; Darrel Kueker, Estherville, no registration plates on vehicle, $10 and costs, and no lights on vehicle, $10 and costs; Richard Goeken, Everly, speeding, $10 and costs; Dennis Roeder, Estherville, speeding, $10 and costs; and Arne Rasmussen, Ringsted, consuming beer on a public highway, $25 and costs.

Personal Mention Receive Word Daughter Arrived in Uruguay The Clifford Clarks of Estherville received a cablegram from their daughter, Sharon, that she had arrived safely in Montevideo, Uruguay on Monday, Feb. 9. Miss Clark flew from Minneapolis at noon on Sunday to New York. She then flew to Rio De Janeiro and then on to Montevido, Uruguay. Miss Clark is a missionary with the Baptist World Mission.

She works in Uruguay with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pope of Fairmont, Minn, and Dorothea Onstott of Montana. On Monday, Feb, 15, they will be busy setting up their Summer Bible Camp program. MRS.

WAYNE WARE entertained at a surprise Valentine party for her mother, Mrs. Diamond Wilson. The guests were Mrs. Ann Frick, Mrs. Anna Raleigh, Mrs.

Marie Berven, and Mrs. Lenora Sidles. Breakfast rolls and coffee were served. The hostess gave Valentines as favors. MR.

AND MRS. STAN Thompson and family are moving into the John Powers home. They are coming from Dubuque and he is working for 'Golden Sun. The Powers family moved to Minneapolis, yesterday. MR.

AND MRS. IRA CURRY and daughter, Janet, were in Milford Wednesday attending the funeral of Mrs. Benton Curry. YOU ARE THERE AS THK HUNTER STALKS THE MOST FEROCIOUS ANIMALS ON EARTH February 15, 16, 17 Estherville, Iowa SUN. 2:15 4:30 7:00 9:15 9:15 Pusses Suspended This Engagement SHOW TIMES 7:00 HI 11 GRAND NOW! 'Thru Sat." Evenings 8:00 p.m.

Only Matinee Sat. 2 00 p.m. DENNIS ANLIKER Completes Training Airman Dennis M. Anliker, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold J. Anliker of 403 S. 15th Estherville, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. He has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, for training as a medical services specialist. Airman Anliker is a 1965 graduate of Estherville High School and received his B.S.

degree in 1969 from Iowa State University. ILCC Hoping forSecondWin at Mason City MRS. GEORGE ROBINSON returned home yesterday from a several week's visit to southern California. She visited her sister, Mrs. Esther Pusey; and also Mr.

and Mrs. Jimmie Eveleth, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Eveleth, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Exon and several other relatives. Her daughter, Mrs. Betty Gorham, of Omaha, accompanied her on the trip. Mrs. Robinson visited a few days in Omaha before coming home.

MRS. EDA SUTTON, was 90 years old Wednesday. Her sister, Mrs. Frank Sutton, had a dinner for her at her home. Guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Baird, Mrs. Ed Block, Owatona, Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Crim and Bill, Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Steveson. Mrs. Earl Armstrong, Mrs. Marion Peterson, Fairmont, and Mrs. Mildred Mathern, Tucson, Ariz, were guests earlier this week of Mrs.

Sutton's. Mrs. Mae Anderson was invited but unable to come. Cleo Sutton, son of Mrs. Sutton's called her from Dallas, Tex.

Bill Crim's birthday was also the same day. He is a grand nephew of Mrs. Sutton's. She received cards gifts and calls from other relatives from a distance. The Iowa Lakes Community College Wolves travel to Mason City Saturday evening to square off for the second duel of the season.

The last meeting of these two squads saw the game go into double overtime, with the Wolves finally squeezing out an 82-80 victory. The Northern Iowa Trojans can be expected to run a bit when in possession of the ball. Mason City can also be expected to be tough on the boards. (The first meeting of these cage squads netted each 48 rebounds.) Coach Jerry Holbrook hopes the Wolves will "play tough ball to offset the home court advantage." Holbrook also hopes to "stay out of foul trouble. Last game we had too many fouls." Graettinger Mr.

and Mrs. George Peglow, Des Moines, have been spending a few days visiting at the Kenneth. Gilbaugh home here and at the Jim Brown home in Spirit Lake. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Bisgard and Shannon of Iowa City arrived here over the weekend and visited at the parental home, Mrs. Lois Lundgren. Iven Bisgard of Sheldon and Pearl Green of Boyden were also weekend visitors at the Lundgren home. MlMEnNBWUUSIINIitOUWSlNC AhD LSJ CINERAMA INC. PfiESlHMIOK UCHMCCW On Honor List Two Estherville area students were among those listed on the Dean's List for the fall semester at Luther College, Decorah.

Included on the honors list were David S. Engelstad, a junior from Estherville, and Marsha A. Bergan, a freshman from Spencer. Environmental Safety Urged DES MOINES (AP) The challenge of preserving the environment is among the major problems facing individual Americans today, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M.

Hardin said here Thursday night. "Our responsibility as I conceive it," Hardin told a banquet meeting of the National Farm Institute, "is to manage the environment for the widest range of beneficial uses, without degrading it, without risks to health of safety, without loss of future productivity and without being tyrannized by pests." He challenged farmers, conservationists, scientists, educators and writers to get involved in a "new conservation" movement dedicated to cleaning up the environment and keeping it clean. May Be Candidate for Governor MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Robert E. Short, owner of the Washington Senators baseball team and a former national treasurer of the Democratic party, says he probably will run for governor of Minnesota this year.

Short, 52, was the Democratic-Farmer-Labor candidate for lieutenant governor in 1966 but was defeated along with Gov. Karl F. Rolvaag, who was seeking re-election. Chevy-Van Redesigned for 1971 A sliding side load door and a concealed inside step protected from mud and snow are two of many innovations and features of the redesigned 1971 Chevy-Van, which will be available at Chevrolet dealers in mid-May. Longer and wider, it has more load space than previous models, with easier entry and exit and a forward body extension which provides easier engine servicing from outside the vehicle.

It is offered in two body sizes, in half, three quarter and one-ton models. Anilpnnn Ymilli 11 a grain bin near here Thursday ment was shut down and a search iuum, njght He gon ftf Mr was begun when fellow workers Dies in Grain Rin and Mrs. Warren Miller Sr. of noticed he was missing. The in oram Din Anderson Miller boy was found 40 minutes cPM.Kmn.u later and rushed to a Shenan- SHENANDOAH (AP) War- The youth had been helping doah hospital where he was pro- ren Miller 14, suffocated in i oa the bin with corn.

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in ii IN cor POX CREST TOOTHPASTE VALUE With This Coupon Good Only At Gibson's Discount Center, Estherville Good Thru Wednesday, February 18 iViV FINAL WEEK TO ENROLL IN THE BLUE GROSS AND BLUE SHIELD "BREAKTHROUGH PROGRAM FOR FARM BUREAU MEMBERS. See your nearest Farm Bureau county office or Blue Cross and Blue Shield office. BLUE CROSS'and BLUE SHIELD" DES MOINES SIOUX CITY 'Registered sorvico marks ol me American Hospital Association service marks ol the National Association ol Blue Shield Plans 99.