Carroll Daily Times Herald from Carroll, Iowa • Page 2

1 I The Weather IOWA FORECAST Fair tonight. Partly cloudy Saturday. Chance of scattered showers or thunderstorms northwest Saturday. Low tonight 60s. Cooler northwest Saturday.

High Saturday mid 80s to low 90s. IOWA EXTENDED FORECAST (Sunday through Tuesday) Thundershowers likely Sunday, morning lows 55 to 60 north and 60 to 67 south, afternoon highs near 80 north and 83 to 90 south. Shower threat ending Monday, lows mid 50s northwest to low 60s southeast, highs 73 to 80. Fair Tuesday, lows near 50 northeast to upper 50s southwest, highs 73 to 80. Times Herald, Carroll, la.

Friday, June 2, 1972 The Weather in Carroll (Dally Temperature Courtesy of Iowa Public Service Company) Yesterday's high 85 Yesterday's low 56 At 7 a.m. today 66 At 10 a.m. today 76 Weather A Year Temperatures reached a high of 79 degrees a year ago today in Carroll; low for the day was 52 degrees. Church Notes ST. ROSE OF LIMA CHURCH Denison, Iowa Rev.

Lloyd W. White, Pastor Saturday Evening Mass 8 p.m. Sunday Masses 8 and 10 a.m. Evening Mass Before a Holyday 8 p.m. Holyday Masses 8 and 10 a.m.

Saturdays and Before Holy- days 4 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Before First Fridays 7 to 8 p.m. GLIDDEN FRIENDS CHURCH Glidden, Iowa Where the Gospel is Preached Earl Loudenback, Pastor 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:45 a.m.

Worship Service A welcome to all. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Glidden, Iowa Rev. M. P.

Mueller, Pastor 8:30 a.m. Worship Service Holy Communion 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 1:30 p.m. Dedication Service at Perry Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church.

7:30 p.m. ALCW at Marian Prill 2:00 p.m. Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Glidden, Iowa Rev. Albert T. Bostelmann, Interim Pastor 9:15 a.m.

Sunday School Bible Classes 10:30 a.m. Worship with Holy Communion 6:30 p.m. Confirmation Reception and potluck supper honoring the Confirmation Class of 1972 Monday through a.m. Vacation Bible School continues mm All children who would still care to enroll will be most welcome Scott Keith Off the Critical List Scott Keith, 23, who was injured critically in a one-car accident near Millard, during the Memorial weekend, is reported improving at Douglas County hospital, Omaha. He has been taken from the intensive care ward and is now off the critical list, his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. D. Keith, said Friday. He is in Room D303 on the third floor of the hospital.

Damage Suit Goes to Jury Attorneys began final arguments Friday morning and the $25,000 personal injury suit filed originally by Gerald Schaefer of Breda against Marion Stafford of Lake View went to the jury about noon. The suit was continued by Leland and Michael Schaefer, administrators of the Gerald Schaefer estate. Schaefer died June 9, 1971. Stafford filed a counter-claim seeking $20,000 from Schaefer for personal injuries he suffered. The trial got under way in District Court Thursday with selection of a jury of five women and seven men.

Witnesses called during Thursday's proceedings included Mrs. Gerald Schaefer, Breda; Leland Schaefer, Breda; Gregory Schelle, Breda; Dr. Josef R. Martin, Carroll; Iowa Highway Patrolman Dale Hansen, Carroll; Buel W. Lensch Glidden; Ed Sturm, Breda; John Wittry, Breda; Marion Stafford, Lake View.

The suit stems from an accident involving a tractor driven by Schaefer and a car driven by Stafford Nov. 12, 1970, two and a quarter miles west of Breda. Jurors selected for the trial include: Diana Deierling, Carroll; Bob McElroy, Coon Rapids; Muriel Dobson, Glidden; Alice Bates, Glidden; Florence Hoff, Carroll; Duane Lasher, Carroll; Jerry Moore, Glidden; Alfred Spies, Manning; Wayne Daniels, Carroll; Irma Stangl, Dedham; Neil Kanne, Carroll; Ronald Niehaus, Templeton. Judge Ed J. Kelley of Ames is presiding.

Hot off the Wire Pipeline Firm Proposes Natural Gas Rate Boost IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Lidderdale, Iowa Albert T. Bostelmann, Pastor 9:00 a.m. Sunday Worship Service. The skating party of the LYC for the evening has been cancelled. 8:00 a.m.

Meeting of Centennial Committee iBCOMEHmif mm? It's a Moving World! And we are here to serve its moving population. If you have just moved into a new home, call the Welcome Wagon hostess. Phone 792-4221 Students Graduate From D.M.A.C.C. Three area students graduated over the weekend from the Des Moines Area Community College, Ankeny and Boone campuses. They are: Gerald Schaefer of Breda who received an associate in arts degree; Verne Johnson of Carroll who was awarded an associate in applied science degree, specializing in accounting; and Ronald Bowman of Coon Rapids, who received a diploma in welding.

CHICAGO (AP) Natural Gas Pipeline of America proposed Thursday to boost its wholesale natural gas rates by 6 per cent July 1. The increase would affect 48 municipal and utility customers in nine Midwestern states-Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas and Wisconsin. In its application to the Federal Power Commission for the increase, Natural Gas Pipeline said the boost would yield $28 million a year to cover higher costs resulting from exploration for an acquisition of new gas supplies and additional pipeline and storage facilities. KEOTA, Iowa (AP) A 6- year-old rural Keota boy died Thursday afternoon of injuries suffered when he was struck by a car near his home. Washington County authorities identified the victim as Larry Watson son of Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Watson. DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) It's still possible to vote a straight ticket in Iowa under a new election law passed by the legislature, according to the state attorney general's office. Solicitor General Richard Haesemeyer said Thursday omission of the so-called "party circle" from a sample ballot included in the new law apparently was caused by limitations of a typewriter and not from legislative intent. Haesemeyer told Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst he can draw up ballots providing for straight ticket voting.

SIOUX CITY, Neb. (AP)-No opposition was voiced iat a public hearing conducted by the Iowa Highway Commisson here Thursday night on the proposed route of Interstate 129 from across the Missouri River to South Sioux City, Neb. If approved, the project would start next year and be completed in 1975 at a cost of about $22.5 million, including $15 million for a new bridge. WATERLOO, Iowa (AP) Another vacant building burned here early Thursday night, bringing to seven the number of fires by arson or unknown causes in the last 10 days. Police said no arrests were made Thursday night and no cause of the blaze was given.

SAIGON (AP) U.S. Phantom jets attacked one of Hanoi's power plants Thursday and blew out the center of a bridge on the northeast rail line to China, the U.S. Command announced today. The attack on the Bac Giang power plant 25 miles northeast of Hanoi was the first since the resumption of the full-scale bombing of North Vietnam in April 6. The command said the plant was a "major source of electrical power to war-related industries" in the Hanoi area.

exports of its country's oil from Mediterranean terminals and sent its foreign minister to Moscow for "important talks" in the wake of the nationalization of the European- Amerioan Iraq Petroleum Co. DALLAS, Tex. (AP) An explosion of a derailed railroad tank car injured 15 persons, set off flames that destroyed five houses and forced at least 200 persons to flee their homes early today. BEIRUT (AP) The Iraqi government today suspended PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) A Superior Court judge struck down Arizona's property tax system of school financing, but delayed implementation of his roiling to give the state legislature time to develop another method.

Daily Record TAKES F.B. JOB Christy Venner, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Venner of Breda, has accepted a position as a summer aide in the Carroll County Extension office. Miss Venner has completed her junior year at Iowa State University where she is majoring in home economics education.

This summer she will be involved with youth and 4-H groups at state 4-H camps and county lairs. Miss Venner will also help youths prepare for the citizenship short course to be held in Washington, D.C., and will attend club tours and achievement shows. LABOR ADDS TO COST NEW YORK (AP) It is the cost of labor rather than the cost of hair that determines the price of a wig, says wig designer Richard Hartwich. The finest wigs are made by hand and it takes an experienced worker about one week to crochet and hand knot 135,000 hairs that usually go into a fine wig. It's Vacation Time! Effective This Week We Will Be CLOSED ON SUNDAYS Until This Fall Thank you for shopping Sundays during the fall, winter and spring seasons.

We appreciated your business. We will resume opening on Sundays this fall. PRENGER FURNITURE West on Hwy. 30 Carroll Girls at CHS Get Awards Winners of girls' physical education awards at Carroll Community High School were announced Friday by Principal George H. Fair.

Awards were presented for participation in various sports and work and development in gym classes. The awards and winners include: Cheerleiiding Senior Charm Jnne Baumhovor, DeBower, Rhonda KroneberRor Varsity Bar and Letter Vicki Fuller, Jill Juergens Mascot Jonl Johnson Jr. Varsity Bar Julie Evans, Jeri Krogh, Deb Richardson Insignia and Jr. Varsity Bar Jill Krogh, Cindy Sunderman Bowling Senior Charm Jacque Hackclt, Carlette Osterlund Insignia Colleen O'Conner, Sue Pettitt, Gayle Siemer Golf Senior Charm Diane Blohm, Sheryl Sunderman, Derrith Thomas Bar Jill Juergens Varsity Bar and Letter Ann Bliss, Sue Pettitt Jr. Varsity Bar Karen Hansen, Pam Jung, Joyce Loehr, Deb Osborn, Kitty Sheehan, Cindy Sunderman, Kathy Tapps Insignia Vicki Bernholtz, Janet Huynes, Karen DeMey Outstanding Pep Club Girl Deb Jensen Court House License to Daniel E.

Rungee, 18, and Roxann K. Berning, 19, both of Carroll; Robert A. Kinnick, 24, and Diane K. Hickok, 19, both of Coon Rapids. New Vehicles Raymond S.

or Delores Schaeuble, Carroll, Ford; Warren Riedesel, Glidden. Volkswagen; Bernard A. Gronstal, Carroll, Dodge; Arnold A. or Veronica A. Plahn, Carroll, Chrysler; Manning Ready Mix, Manning, Chevrolet; Herman Reimers Ford, Carroll; Gordon C.

or Kathleen F. Headlee, Coon Rapids, Ford; Rick L. Rupiper, Carroll, Yamaha; Mello A. or Irma F. Knobbe, Carroll, Chevrolet; Robert K.

Hudson, Manning, Ford; Melvin W. or Maxine Jahde, Arcadia, Chevrolet. Real Estate Transfers- Allen A. and Delia M. Brown to Ward and Dale H.

Vincent, Lots 11 and 12, Block 2, Lanesboro. Blanche E. Leahy to Raphael V. and Arlene B. Wolterman, Part of Lot 7 and all of Lot 8, block 28, Second Addition to Carroll.

Rudolph J. and Marcella S. Ferlic to James E. and Ann McGill, Part of Lot 19 and all of Lot 20, Hilltop Addition to Carroll. Bierl Development Corporation to Robert E.

and Dolores J. Day, Lot 7, Block 2, Applewood Knolls Addition to Carroll. Ronald J. and Diane H. Hannasch to Dennis V.

and Mary E. Hamer, Lot 4 and part of Lot 5, Subdiv. of Outlot Schroeder Second Addition to Carroll. Outstanding GRA Girl Broich Karen Volleyball Senior Charm Sue Daniel, Brencla Garcia Letter Erin Burke, Gloria Grundmeier, Pam Jung, Nina Meyer. Deanna Peters.

Jolene Petersen, Connie Sapp, Jenni Severin, Gayle Siemer, Becky Thede Insignia Cindy Baumhover, Bonnie Brown, Diane Conrad, Michele Darveuu, Joyce Loehr, Colleen O'Connor. Manager Jackie Ruchti I'liyxk'ul Fitness Badges lOO'l- Sn.VKK GOLD Karen Daniel 97 Doris Siedl 92 Cindy Baumhover 92 Jovce Loehr 91 Diane Broich 90, Julie Evans 96 Doanna Peters 96 Velma Rabb 95 Deb Richardson 94, Jill Krogh 94, Linda Kokenge 93 Pum Jung 91 Krogh 90 Sue Petlitl H9 Cindy Sunderman 90 Dawn Johnson 90 Nina Meyer 90 Ann Bliss 94 Sue Daniels 95 SILV7U Connie Sapp 88 Deb Hacker 88 Cam Topel 87 Coleen O'Conner 87 Debbie Schulz 86 Janet Huynes 84 Stephanie Mueller 84, Laurie Jones 80 Marc-la Heffernan 79 Karen Hansen 88 Pllleen Poland 88 Kathv Tapps 87 Kathy Olberdlng 86 Pam Long 83 Faye Wenok 83 Diane McDonald 80 Lorl Kohnke 80 Char Topel 79 Linda Nobillng 88, Robin Onken 85 Karen Wennck 86, Deb Rleman 84 I.Ida Feldt 81, Jill Juergens 82 Madonna Nenple 80 Rhonda Kioueherger 89 Jolene Vanderheldcn 89 Ruby Onken H8, Kathy Hambleton 87, Diane Blohm 83, Ann Chambers 81 MUST VI.ACE TROPHY Karen Daniel 97 UUNNKU-IJ' Cim Tie Peters 96 Julie Kvans 96 PRKHTDKNTIAT. AWARD or above in each of tha seven tests Karen Daniel, Joyce Loehr, Linda Kokenge, Deanna Peters, Velma Rabb, Deb Richardson, Sue Daniel, Ann Bliss; Julie Evans. Presidential Award 85 per cent or above in each of the seven tests Karen Daniel, Joyce Loehr, Linda Kokenge, Deanne Peters, Velma Rabb. Deb Richardson, Sue Daniel, Ann Bliss, Julie Evans SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT We're proud of our flock, the egg handling graduates of Vanderheiden-northAmerican, who treat furniture like eggs.

You'll be proud too. Call 792-9268 for your move, local, long distance, or to storage. 1019 N. East St. Carroll weight boars over 350 lb 25 lower, top 22.75.

Lightweight under 350 lb 20.00-23.00. OMAHA, Neb. (AP) Livestock quotations Friday: Hogs barrows and gilts weighing 200-280 lb 25 to 75 higher; largely 50-75 higher; weights over 280 lb steady to 50 higher; 1-3 195-250 lb 26.5027.50; 2-4 240-270 lb 25.50-26.50; 270-290 lb 24.50-25.50; 290-300 lb 24.00-24.75 3-4 300-350 lb 23.2524.00; sows fully 25 higher; 325650 lb 22.00-23.00. Cattle 300; calves none; supply all cows, these steady; utility and commercial 25.00-27.00; canner and cutter 22.50-25.00; Sheep 50; not enough on offer for a market. SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) (USDA) Hogs butchers 25-75 higher, U.

S. 1-3 190-240 lbs 26.50-27.25; sows fully steady, U. S. 2-4 450-600 lbs 22.00-22.25. DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) (USDA) Iowa-southern Minnesota direct hogs: estimated receipts slow; demand generally good; butchers 25 to mostly 50 higher, U.S.

1-3 200230 lbs 25.50-26.75, 230-240 lbs 25.25-26.50; sows steady, instances 25 higher, U. S. 1-3 270330 lbs 21.75-23.00, 330-400 lbs 21.25-22.75. Hospitals ST. ANTHONY REGIONAL HOSPITAL Dismissals June Allen Schrad, Carroll Donita Lebeck, Audubon Glen Knight Coon Rapids Birth- Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen B. Rose, Bayard, a daughter, Thursday Carroll Markets GRAIN Soybeans, No. 2 $3.29 Corn, No. 2 yellow 1.12 Oats 68 Chicago Grain These Markets Are Furnished by Stotler and Co.

Grain Company High Low Close WHEAT July 4 145 Sept 14R3J, Dee mi March CORN July 125 125 3 Sept 127 12 Dec 4 124 March 12UT 0 121) Vz OATS July 6B 3 67 4 68 3 Sept 86 Dec. 69 68 la 69 SOY BEANS July 3511 .4 H47 4 Aug. '4 Sept. 335U 331 SOY BEAN OIL July 11.36 11.20 11.30 Alltf. 11.40 11.22 11.40 Dec.

10.08 10.57 10.65 SOY BEAN MEAL July 911.45 911.75 99.35 A lit! 99.05 99.10 99.55 Sept 90.45 93.00 80.35 Livestock Markets CHICAGO (AP) Salable livestock receipts at principal markets: Cattle Hogs Sheep Kansas City 100 2,000 25 Omaha 300 4,500 50 K. St. Louis 125 4,000 25 St. 200 3,000 0 Sioux City 800 5,500 100 S. St.

Paul 3,500 6,500 200 Indpls 100 2,000 0 WEBSTER CITY, Iowa (AP) Central Iowa Stockyards Friday. Cattle 50. Not sufficient to establish a market. Hogs 500, 25-50 higher. Bulk 26.00-26.75.

Top 26.75. Sows bulk 22.00-22.75, top 23.50. Heavy- Regional Iiulex MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Thursday's closing statistical average of 85 securities of major firms in Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, Iowa, Nebraska and western Wisconsin, compiled by Dain, Kalman Quail, Inc. (Indices based on 100 as of 12-31-65).

Avg Comp. Ind. New York Stocks NEW YORK (AP) Stock market prices scored modest gains in moderate trading today. The noon Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks rose 1.50 to 962.22. Advances held a small lead over declines on the New York Stock Exchange.

Analysts said many investors had taken to the sidelines to see if the profit taking which has characterized trading this week has run its course. In the news background the government reported wholesale prices last month rose at a 6 per cent annual rate and unemployment remained unchanged at 5.9 per cent. Analysts said these were additional negative factors restraining the market. Chemicals, farm implements, mail order-retail and rubbers were up. All other stock categories were mixed.

Set-Aside (Continued From Page 1) Deaths, Funerals MRS. JESSIE KISGEN Mrs. Jessie Kisgen, 79, of Carroll, died at 6:30 a.m. Friday, June 2, at St. Anthony Hospital after a short illness.

Arrangements are pending at the Sharp Funeral Home in Carroll. Mrs. Kisgen was born at Kunecke (Continued From Page 1) Mfg. Utility Food Finance Retail Transp. Net Change 156.84 0.56 221.99 0.89 75.68 0.15 121.19 0.54 135.58 1.10 180.22 1.09 127.64 0.47 'Teen Challenge' Meeting on Saturday A special service highlighting the ministry of "Teen Challenge" will be held in the Assembly of God Church here Saturday, June 3, at 7:30 p.m., the Rev.

Maxine Rogers reported Friday. The public is invited. Presented by the Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Moeckl, newly appointed instructors at the Christian Life Training School in Riverside, the program will discuss a new answer to the drug problem.

It will also include special music and a slide presentation concerning their new school which rehabilitates acute drug addicts in the "Teen Challenge" outreach. "Teen Challenge" is a nonprofit Christian organization which, through spiritual and educational emphasis, attempts to give meaningful direction to the lives of drug addicts and abusers, juvenile delinquents and other troubled youth, Mrs. Rogers said. It was founded by David Wilkerson, author of "The Cross and the Switch blade." Farm program payments are dependent upon producer certification, Brincks pointed out. "Early certification means an early payment.

However, no one should make certification until he knows he is in compliance." When a farmer certifies compliance, he reports the exact acreage of his set-aside land and program crops and designates the location of his set- aside acreage on a photocopy of his farmland. He also certifies that he has complied and will continue to comply with all program regulations. Certification is made at the ASCS county office. As soon as a farmer certifies, ASCS begins processing ror his program payments. Payments cannot be made before July 1 but th law provides they ment, the chairman also said ble thereafter.

While commenting that certification means early pay- that accurate certification is essential. Once a farmer has made his final certification, he may not change his mind nor make acreage adjustments, and a mistake can mean loss of some or all of his program payment. program of its kind in Iowa. The Kuneckes have a number of relatives in the Carroll area. Kunecke is a nephew of and Mrs.

Harry Kunecke of Carroll. Mrs. Kunecke's mother was Juliana Julich. Others of her relatives are the Bergers of Mt. Carmel, Polkings and Storks of Breda, Tegels of Maple River and others.

The Kuneckes, who were married in 1959, have three children Brad Gerard, 11, and twins, Ronald Ray and Ronda Renae, 8. She was the former Madonna Theresa Mullen of West Des Moines. Kunecke graduated from Carroll High School in 1958. Boone March 15, 1893, a daughter of James and Bridget Purdie. She spent her early years at Boone before moving to Carroll.

In June, 1915, she married Theodore (Ted) Kisgen, and they made their home in Carroll. Mr. Kisgen died Jan. 4, 1952, and with the exception of two years in Fort Dodge, Mrs. Kisgen continued to make her home here.

She entered the St. Anthony Nursing Home last July. She was a member of St. Lawrence Church, the American Legion Auxiliary and the Legion of Mary. Mrs.

Kisgen Is survived by three sons, James of Tuscaloosa, Robert of Carroll and Richard of Santa Ana, a daughter, Mrs. Edward (Rosemary) Mullahey of Thousand Oaks, 14 grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Rose Coward of Fort Dodge. Preceding her In death In addition to her husband were a grandson, James Kisgen and a brother, Edward Purdie. Two Honored at Insurance Meeting Merle A.

Stevens was named "king" and M. H. Van Valken burg included as a member in the Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company's "royal court of honor" during the company's two-day conference in Des Moines Wednesday and Thursday. The conference was held at the Hotel Ft. Des Moines.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Q. Frey, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs.

Van Valkenburg also attended the conference which included agents from Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and North Dakota. Indochina (Continued From Page 1) ON DUTY IN ENGLAND Airman 1-c Allen L. Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Campbell, Gray, has arrived for duty at Bentwaters RAF Station, England. A communications specialist, he is assigned to a unit of the Air Force Communications Service. He is a 1969 graduate of Audubon High School and attended Iowa State University, Ames. His wife, Donna, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Reinke, Manning. hind this terror warfare," Tekoah told newsmen at U.N. headquarters in New York. The three Japanese arrived in Israel aboard an Air France flight, and their submachine guns and grenades escaped detection because they were in their checked luggage. But as airports and airlines around the world tightened their checks on passengers and baggage, the Israeli airline El Al was embarrassed Thursday by the disclosure that a case of guns for the Irish Republican Army had traveled from New York to London in an El Al plane.

Tuesday and was discovered only because the case split open as it was being unloaded. Gannon (Continued From Page 1) Girl Scout Swim Day Monday, June 5 Girl Scout swim day has been scheduled for Monday, June 5, Mrs. Howard Drees, neighborhood chairman, reported. Held annually in preparation for day camp, the event will run from a.m. at the Carroll Municipal Pool.

Junior and Cadette Scouts are asked to bring their hand books, permission slips, cover- ups and towels; Cadettes should also bring a set of old clothes. Gannon said the legislature must be streamlined and updated to better serve the needs of the people and to instill confidence in the Iowa population. He said the state has failed to keep pace with the times, and for this reason more and more projects in Iowa have had to be financed through federal money rather than state money. ATTEND EXERCISES HALBUIl Attending gradu ation exercises for Gary and Dan Hausman at Iowa State University in Ames May 27 were their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Hausman; their brothers, Randy and Keith Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hausman and Sr. Barbara Ann, all of Halbur; and Mr. and Mrs.

Don Keller and Colleen Eischeid of Carroll. After the ceremonies Mr. and Mrs. Hausman hosted the group at dinner in Tony's Restaurant in Carroll. MRS.

HAZEL JUDD SAC CITY Mrs. Hazel Judd, 80, lifelong resident of Sac City, died unexpectedly at her apartment in the Park Hotel here Thursday, June 1. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Farber and Otteman Funeral Home, Sac City; burial will be in Cory Grove Cemetery. Mrs.

Judd is survived by two sons, Kenneth of Sac City and Harold of California; a daughter, Mrs. Fred Holbrook of Arizona; five grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and one brother, Leonard Blakesslee of Massachusetts. MRS. ANN COSTELLO VAIL Mrs. Ann Costello, 78, of Vail died Thursday, June 1, at Crawford County Memorial Hospital, Denison.

Funeral rites will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Ann's Church, Vail, with burial in the parish cemetery. Arrangements are in charge of the Huebner Funeral Home, Denison, where the rosary will be recited at 9 p.m. Friday.

Mrs. Costello was born at Kenwood on Aug. 26, 1893, a daughter of John and Jane O'Donnell Powers. She was married to Raymond Costello, who died in 1956. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

John (Veronica) Koch of Vail; two sons, Raymond of Jefferson and Earl of Vail; 21 grandchildren and seven grandchildren. 'hat's new in downtown OMAHA? A new elegance in hotel rooms and gourmet the new PAXTON HOTEL, plus: color radio in every room inside parking for overnight guests coffee in every room lodging for children under 12 in same room with parents Phone: 346-3330 Jessie Kisgen 79 Arrangements pending. SHARP FUNERAL HOME Carroll Iowa Serving Carroll 31 Years FREE FREE FREE FREE frfie Jhxtotv HOTEL 14th Farnam Sts. Omaha, Neb 68102.