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Weather NORTHWEST IOWA Mostly fair Thursday night, lows in lower 40s Partly cloudy and a little warmer Friday, highs in mid i Airport Maximum temp yesterday TO Minimum temp yesterday: ST Today's temp a.m. 51 Today's wind: 15-20 One Year Ago high 51. low 38 Groin, Livestock 10 :30a.m. Grain Quotes Corn $2.30 Beans $5 .08 Oats $1.30 CATTLE Steers High Choice to Prime Quotable Choice Steers Good Steers Prime Heifers Choice Heifers HOGS Base No. 3 $30.50 Sows $26.50 Calendar SATURDAY Estherville Rainbow Girls' Rainbow of Fashions, p.m.

at VFW Hall, includes dessert luncheon; tickets available at door. SUNDAY Confirmation during morning worship, Terril United Methodist Church. Baby Named' Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A.

Weaver of Oxnard, report the birth of a daughter, Joy, born April 15, weighing 7 pounds, 11 ounces. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Estherville, and maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Richard O. Blake, Oxnard. Stock Quotations REPRESENTATIVE STOCKS ATfcT American Motors Chrysler Firestone Ford General Motors Goodyear Int. Funeral IEL4P North.

Nat. Gas J. C. Penney Sears 83, Spencer Foods United Brands U. S.

Steel Winnebago OVER THE COUNTER Amer. Funeral Artsway Cont. Western Inc. Environment Huck Finn OS Gold Life Invest. Payless Cashway Pennzoil Off.

Gas Pioneer Hybrids Dow Jones Avgs. down 1.25 Transportation up .19 Utilities even Volume 4,460,000 10:30 a.m. quotations Area Hospitals ESTHERVILLE Admitted Wednesday: Mrs. Bertha Aaderson, Estherville; Clifford Grobe. Spirit Lake.

Dismissed Wednesday: Burton Clark. Michele Heidenwith, Estherville; Mrs. Charles Rogers and girl, Ceylon; Elwood Hyatt, Graettinger; Eva Miller, Terril. DICKINSON COUNTY Admitted Wednesday: Merritt Johann, Eugene Reynolds, Milford; Mrs. Edd Goodman Sr Robert Cook, Mrs.

Rose Palmer, Spirit Lake. Dismissed Wednesday: Mrs. Frank Schierholt, Palen Adams. Spirit Lake; Mrs. Raymond Lee, Emmetsburg.

FAIRMONT Admitted Tuesday: John Nyman, Swea City; Helmer Fjelsrud, Armstrong. Dismissed Tuesday: Severt Amdahl, Estherville; Edna Pearson, Mrs. Steve Holm and baby, Swea City; Rebecca Leah Kinnander, Armstrong. JACKSON Admitted Tuesday: Mrs. Johanna Ambrose, Mrs.

Herbert Miller, Mrs. Wallace Hier, Mrs. Evelyn Williams, Mrs. Ronald Sinn, Jackson. Dismissed Tuesday: Everett Salyards, Frank Skalsky, Jackson.

License Suspension Debra Sue Heady, Estherville, 60 days. Auto Registrations ESTHERVILLE New cars were licensed for Yvonne R. Nyman, Estherville, 1974 Pontiac; Kathleen N. Mcllwraith, Estherville, 1974 Chevrolet; Dan L. Jorgensen, Ringsted, 1974 Chevrolet; Motor Inn Estherville, 1974 Oldsmobile; DRAC Chrysler Leasing Estherville, 1974 Dodge.

License for a new truck was issued to Virgil Henrickson, Graettinger, 1974 Ford. Baby Named TERRIL Mr. and Mrs. Richard Netsch of Spirit Lake are parents of a daughter born April at Dickinson County Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed 5 pounds, 10 ounces and has been named Melissa Louise.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Miles Netsch of Terril and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lines of Estherville.

Great-grandpar-' ents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Netsch of Spirit Lake, Mrs. Theresa Pedersen of Terril, Mr. and Mrs.

Rufus Drew and Mrs. Lines of Estherville. Youth Killed HIAWATHA, Iowa (AP) Anthony Felsing, 11, Hiawatha, was accidentally shot and killed Wednesday during a target practice outing, Linn County authorities said. France Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 French mountains 5 French fruit 9 French coin 12 Debauchee 13 Foot part 14 Poetic contraction 15Cuts (surg.) 17 PeerGynts mother 18 Emissary 19 Oscine bird 21 Ireland 23 Unit of energy 24 Bushy clump 27 Covers 29 Slender 32 Gets up 34 Disinclined 36 Emend 37 Puts gem in new setting 38 Black, in French 39 Scrutinize 41 Called (Fr.) 42 Indian weight 44 Conceal 46 Mao and Chou. for instance 49 Sprites 53 Constellation 54 Constitutional correction 56 Scottish alder tree 57 Flat-topped hill 58 Great Lake 59 Months (ab.) 60 Ooze 61 Radicals (ab.) DOWN 1 Operatic solo 2 Lengthy 3 Frenchman 4 French river 5 Greek letter 6 Plundered 7 Arm bone 8 Middle Uawi A A A I A 1 EL E.

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E. A A 1 A A A 1 A A e. -r 1 NI A 9 Walked giddily 10 French stream 11 Employer 16 Steps over fences 20 Medieval French kingdom 22 Moves upward 24 Mountain pool 25 Mountain (comb, form) 26 Distinct segments 28 Seraglio (var.) 30 Italian city 31 Bird's home 33 Warning device 35 Sold 40 French dairy product 43 Measures of paper 45 Boy's name 46 Bivalve mollusk 47 Demigod 48 Widgeon 50 Girl sname 51 Geraint's wife 52Saintes (Fr. ab.) 55 Snooze' (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 20 21 22 24 25 26 30 31 32 33 36 39 40 42 mr 45 46 47 48 50 51 62 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 18 Fenton Man's Services Set Friday FENTON Henry G. Bruhn, 75, Fenton, who died at 4:55 a.m.

April 17 in Palo Alto County Hospital, will be given funeral services at 2 p.m. Friday in St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Fairville, south of Fenton. The Rev. Gary Dassow will officiate.

Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Friends may call at Reese-Henry Funeral Home, Fenton, until noon on Friday. Mr. Bruhn was born June 27, 1898 at Cylinder to Mr. and Mrs.

William Bruhn. He was educated in rural Depew schools and was married to Alvina Bleckwenn on Oct. 3, 1929 in Humboldt. He farmed in the Cylinder-Fenton area until he retired to Fenton in 1963. He was a member of St.

Luke's Lutheran Church, Fairville. Survivors include his wife, Alvina of Fenton; one son, Howard Bruhn, Cylinder; one daughter, Mrs. Roscoe (Mildred) Sigmund, Boone; six grandchildren; one brother, Alfred, Emmetsburg; three sisters, Mrs. Arthur Bleckwenn, Emmetsburg, Mrs. Rudy Hanover, Whittemore, and Mrs.

Ed Tietz, Algona. He was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers, two sisters and one grandson. Tuttles Host Egg Hunt At Terril TERRIL A community children's Easter Egg Hunt was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tuttle and family on Saturday afternoon, with the older Tuttle children, Danny, Brenda and Billy helping.

Attending the Easter activity were Netti Tuttle, Todd and Peri Sue Nance, Penny and JoDee Schomaker, Brenda and Sheila Besaw, Scott Rouse, Kelly Wempe, Joey, Loree and Jeff Holmberg, Randy, Cammeron and Heath Baker, Shane Jepsen, Mark Baedke, Kay Cushman, Anne Fairchild, Terry and Tracy Clark, Walter Goedicke, Amber Schnell, Anne Hoppe, Jon Wilson, Sara Lentz, Richie and Jamie Anderson, Darci Edmunds, Curt, Kim and Kelly Sorbo, David and Danny Olson. The children finding eggs with writing on them won extra prizes. David Olson won the drawing for a large prize. Earl Tuttle and his granddaughters, Margaret and Melinda Tuttle, of Estherville also attended the Easter egg hunt. Walling ford Man Charged ESTHERVILLE Stanley Allen Nitchals of Wallingford has been charged with breaking and entering in connection with an incident of April 8 at Est- therville Scrap Iron and Metal Co.

Bond was set by the county magistrate at $2,000 and 10 percent or $200 was posted. He was released pending hearing in Third Judicial District Court. Estherville Daily News, APRIL 18, 1974 Poge 8 MAYOR PROCLAIMS REALTOR'S WEEK Dave Johnson, left, president of the Estherville Multiple Listing Service, and Dennis Ridout, right, vice president, look on as Estherville Mayor Elmer Jacob proclaims April 21-26 as Realtor Week in Estherville. Photo by Pat Parks. National Realtor Week Set for April 21-26 ESTHERVILLE "To many of us real estate brings to mind homes," Dave Johnson, president of the Estherville Multiple Listing Service, said, "but there are many other facets of real estate such as office buildings, recreational areas, shopping centers and factories." Johnson made the statements in announcing National Realtor Plaintiff's Case Heard In Three-Car Accident ESTHERVILLE Testimony in presenting the plaintiff's case has been taken Tuesday and Wednesday in the law action brought by Maytha Terril Scout Leaders at District Meet TERRIL Mrs.

Bill Tuttle, Mrs. Cordell Nance and Mrs, Ronald Schomaker attended a scouting meeting of North Star District 3, Prairie Gold Council, at the ILCC Rotunda in Emmetsburg on Tuesday evening. Scout executive, Bob Hedley, led the meeting attended by 30 area Boy Scout and Cub Scout leaders. Tickets for the annual Scout Skillshows at Spencer and Estherville on May 4th, were distributed. Scouting will sell tickets to earn patches, kerchiefs and other larger prizes.

The Terril scouts will attend, the skillshow at the Estherville National Guard Armory. The local Pinewood Derby held last week made eligible 12 cars in speed and 12 cars in craftsmanship for competition in Estherville. Freak Accident Claims Youth CALLENDER, Iowa (AP) Michael Jordison 5, has been killed in an unusual accident at his parents' farm home near the Webster County town of Callender. Authorities said the child died Wednesday when a flywheel came off a tractor, rolled 75 feet and struck him in the back. Derrickson in connection with a three-car accident of Sept.

27, 1970. Mrs. Derrickson is ministratrix of the estate of her late husband, Melvin Isaac Derrickson, who is said to have died as a result of the accident. Information filed states that the collision occurred at the intersection of Central Avenue and Ninth Street, involving cars driven by Mr. Derrickson, Ronald Peterson (driving a car owned by Delmer W.

Peterson) and Darrel Kueker (operated a car owned by Port). Named as defendants are Kueker, Port, Ronald and Delmer Peterson. Those who registered in the clerk of court's office on Tuesday and Wednesday in order to give testimony on behalf of the plaintiff are Mark Valen, Jone Groote, James Wempe, Earl Miller, M. E. Loebach, Coleen Carlson Peterson and Irene Woodyard, all of Estherville.

Week, which runs from April 21 through the 26. "As the representative of America's property owners, realtors have developed the skills to plan, appraise, manage, lease, develop and sell all types of real estate," Johnson said. Johnson noted that members of the Iowa Great Lakes Board of Realtors, the Iowa Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors continually upgrade their service to the American public through participation in educational seminars and courses offered by the various affiliates of the national matter what your real estate needs, a realtor can assist you," he said. This year's theme for Realtor Week is, 'The Realtor A voice for America's Property Correction ESTHERVILLE Hours of the Red Cross Bloodmobile visits in Emmet County should have been given as follows: The bloodmobile will be at Ringsted Community Center from 3-7 p.m. on May 7.

It will be located at Holy Family Hospital, Estherville, on May 8, 9 and 10. On May 8 and 9 will be open for blood donors from 1-7 p.m. On May 10 the hours will be 9 a.m.-l p.m. THE BLACK COACH The Leveler I RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE Phone 336-9960 TL in i Wed. thru Mon.

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Groth, 81, died April 17 in Chapel View Nursing Home in Hopkins, Minn. She had been a resident of Wallingford for many years. Funeral services will be held in Minneapolis at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Lutheran Church of Good Shepherd Chapel. The body will be brought to Wallingford, where visitation may be made from 12 noon to 1 p.m.

Saturday with services at p.m. at Wallingford Tim Hoffman Hospitalized In Rochester ESTHERVILLE Hoffman, 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoffman, who has been hospitalized at Rochester has' been transferred from St. Mary's Hospital to Methodist Hospital there.

He is expected to remain at least five weeks longer. Cards and letters may be sent to Tim at Methodist Hospital, Rochester, Minn. 55901. It is requested that messages be printed for Tim, otherwise he is unable to read them. Correction ESTHERVILLE In a report of the Gold Star Mothers convention in the Wednesday issue of the Daily News, the final paragraph read: "The Gold Star banquet is the first to have been held at the Gardston Hotel under its new owner, Mrs.

Edith, DiBenedetto." The statement should have been that it was the first convention held at the hotel under Mrs. DeBenedetto's ownership. Lutheran Church. Burial will be made in Riverside Lutheran Cemetery. She was born in North Dakota on Oct.

11, 1892, and was married to Carl Groth, who preceded her in death. Survivors are two Mrs. Lowell (Betty) Syverson of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Gerald (Jean) Jacobson, Tacoma, two sons, Paul H. Groth, Green Bay, and the Rev.

Glenn Groth, Virginia, 15 grandchildren. Werness Brothers Chapel, 3500 W. 50th Minneapolis, Minn. 55410, is in charge of arrangements. Memorials for Chapel View Nursing Home or to Lutheran Church of Good Shepherd may be sent in care of Werness Brothers Chapel.

Cub Scouts Clean Up State Park ESTHERVILLE Five Cub Scouts from den 1, pack 21 and their leaders picked up three garbage cans of bottles and cans in Fort Defiance State Park Tuesday afternoon. The den is sponsored by the Noon Kiwanis Club. Scouts participating in the clean-up were Mark Brayton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brayton; Doug Harvego, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Harvego; Steve Billings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Billings; Lynn Svendy, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Svendy; and James Kilen, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kilen. Mrs. Svendy is den mother and Mrs.

Harvego is assistant den mother for the troop. Petit Jurors Drawn for Second Term of Dickinson District Court Judge Richard W. Cooper of Storm Lake will preside over the second trial session of district court in Dickinson County which extends through May 24. Six criminal, seven civil-jury and 11 non-jury and equity cases have been assigned for the session. Following are petit jurors drawn, for this second trial period of court, who have been notified to report to the courthouse in Spirit Lake at 10 a.m.

on Tuesday, April 30: SPIRIT LAKE: Janice Beal, Ronald Coleman, Cecil Giffin, Madelene Gilbert, Jeffrey Greenlee, Norine Heneman, Pattie Hobson, Richard E. Howard, Mary Ann Yarnes, Delores May, Elsie Mollenhour, David McBreen, Richard McWilliams, Janice Neilsen, Barbara Reed, Ronald J. Smith, Betty Waters, Richard Wiechman, Marilyn Will, Maxine Yager. MILFORD: Kathleen M. Brooks, Sylvia Carpenter, Karen Carr, Lois Ihrke, Glen Kilts, Olive Mills, Barbara Nordblad, Vivian Reiman, Colleen Simmons, Larry Smith, Ann Walters, Leona Winslow.

LAKE PARK: Jean Delaney, Betty Goodell, Robert Gunderson, Mary Moriarty. ARNOLDS PARK: Barbara Hess, Margie May, Ford Wright, Dorothy Ewen, Patricia Lynch. OKOBOJI: Pat Burg, Marvin H. Loof, Margaret Smith, Mari E. LaDoux.

SUPERIOR: Carolyn Foster. TERRIL: Victoria Torreson. ESTHERVILLE: Robert Kollasch, Wilma Matthes, James S. Sunde. EVERLY: Pauline Getting, Irene Thiessen.

Commission to Decide On 1974 Magistrates The Dickinson County Judicial Magistrate Appointing Commission will hold a public meeting in the courtroom of the Dickinson County courthouse at Spirit Lake on Monday, April 29, at 8 p.m. for the purpose of appointing Dickinson County's judicial magistrates for a two- year term commencing July 1, 1974. Members of the commission are Murray S. Underwood of Spencer, E. W.

Wilcke, Walter W. Barbee and Robert R. Cornell of Spirit Lake, Owen Wunder of Lake Park and James McDonald of Milford. H. T.

Martini, Mrs. K. R. Loebach and John Chalstrom are now serving as judicial magistrates in Dickinson County. They were appointed last year when the new courts were established for one-year terms expiring June 30,1974.

All three are applicants for reappointment. The Iowa Legislature provided for replacement of justice of the peace, police, mayor and other'minor courts with the new magistrate system starting July 1, 1973. The area favorites are back! The VnhwwtiA now appearing Free admission Monday-Thursday 2 for 1 Cocktail Hour 7-8 p.m. Every night Come out for cocktails Stay for the show Tickets now on sale for the FRANK SINATRA JR. PARTY AND SHOW.

M2.50 per person for admissio'n and all your drinks. Crest fiiotf Lounqe jg. Spencer.