The Daily Journal from Fergus Falls, Minnesota • Page 2

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Lwnit one coupon pei customer Valid June 30thru OWL YOUR FRIENDLY FOOD STORE 4 Stassen unhappy with AFL-CIO JuliUS Hudson dies Fergus Falls (Mn.i Journal June 26,1974 2 ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) J. Robert Stasscn, the Republican candidate for state treasurer, Tuesday chided the Minnesota AFI--CIO for endorsing DFL candidates before a Republican slate was even named for state offices. In a letter to President David Roe of the Stassen asked labor leaders for a chance to seek endorsement and asked that the labor sup- port for be rescinded.

"If the labor movement is really interested in working for the best possible government in Minnesota, I respectfully sug- gest that the candidates from at least the two major parties be compared," Stassen said in the letter. The top 33 leaders of the AFL- CIO met in Brainerd last weekend and endorsed all six members of the DFL slate for state offices. The Republican slate was not completed until Saturday at the State GOP Con- vention in Duluth. Among those backed by labor was state Sen. James Lord, 25, Chanhassen, the DFL can- didate for state treasurer.

Lord is the youngest candidate on either slate. Stassen, 46, also a state sena- tor, asked labor leaders to con- sider his 23 years of experience in business and management. "In the spirit of your own ap- prenticeship program, some background and experience should be required of a person before nearly 2 billion dollars are turned over to him for han- (First Publication ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS Sealed will be received DY the City Co-jncil of me City ol Elirabelh, Min- nesota.al Ihe Hire Hail in said City for the construcTjcri of A WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM. 4 PUMP HOUSE DEEP WELL AND WATER A A I TANK! u-llil 7:00 P.M. (CDSTI CO July 35, W74.

and will be publicly opened and read aloud immediately tnerealter. Proposal lorms. contract documents, specifications are prepared by A I ENGINEERING 8. ASSOCIATES, City Engineers, are on file for inspection trie office of the City Clerk in the office of th.e Engineers, whose address is S42 5m Avenue N.W. New Br-ighion, Minnesota 55112.

No will be considered unless it is securely sealed in an envelope and fired with the City Clerk prior to the lime noted above for tne closing of Each bid must be accompanied by a bid bond, payable to the City Clerk, in an not less than live per cent (5) of the lotal bid as a guarantee that the bidder, if successful, will enter a ccntracl witn the City lor Ihe work described in the proposal Tnis deposit will be subject to forfeiture as provided by law. The deposits lor the three lowest bidders will be retained by Ihe City until il has arranged financing lor th.e project, but no longer than sixly (60) days. The City reserves the right to reiect any or all bids, to formalities, or to award tne contract to Ihe lovtesl responsible bidder. Contractors desiring drawings, specifications and related documents lor the purpose ol submitting bid may secure th.em From the Engineers upon deposit of $30.00 for each set, vmich SIO.OO will be refunded each bidder v.ho returns the set in good condition within ten (lot days attcr the opening ol Ihe bids. NONDISCRIMINAT10N IN EMPLOYMENT BIDDERS ON THIS WORK WILL BE REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH THE PRESIDENT'S EXECUTIVE ORDER NO.

THE REQUIREMENTS FOR BIDDERS AND CONTRACTORS UN DER THIS ORDER ARE EXPLAINED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS. Cily of Elirabetn Larry Marciuard Larry Marquard Mayor dliny," Stassen said in the let- ter to Roe. Stassen was endorsed by the Teamsters Union in 1972, win- ning in a district considered heavily DFL. Stassen said his Senate voting record was 89 per cent in accord with a scorecard kept by organized labor. Most of the top Republican candidates were scheduled to appear at a news conference to- day to again repudiate a plank in the GOP platform.

The plank calls on the legisla- ture to rescind its 1973 approval of the Equal Rights Amend- ment. The endorsed candidates had taken a stand against such a plank at the Duluth con- vention, but delegates ap- proved it anyway. Stassen said he will resign by Aug. 1 as treasurer of the Min- nesota Republican party. He was endorsed by the GOP after veteran State Treasurer Val Bjornson declined to seek a 10th term because of illness.

Roe was not availablem for comment Tuesday. However, Stassen said Roe had told him an appearance before labor leaders might be arranged. Roe added, according to Stassen, there was little chance the AFL-CIO would alter its sup- port of Lord. Drowning reported LONGVILLE, Minn. (AP) The body of a suburban St.

Paul boy who drowned while at- tending a Lutheran summer camp was recovered today from Boy Uke, about 12 miles north of Longville in northern Minnesota. Albert Moe, 12, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Moe of Hugo, drowned about 9 p.

m. Tuesday. He had been swim- ming with several other young- sters attending the sessions at Camp Luther Dell, at Boy Lake. Cass County sheriff's officers recovered the body early this morning. STUDENT DRIVERS NEW YORK A Approximately 2.3 million students completed driver education courses during the 1972-73 school year.

Close to 50,000 instructors are now certified to teach the subject, which is offered in most public high schools. (First Publication June 24, Th.e Board of Trustees ol Fergus Falls Lodge No. 1093, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, will ac- cepting sealed bids on tne Lodge's in- surance program. Specifications are available at the ollke of the Secretary. 205 West Lincoln Avenue, Fergus Falls Mino.

All are to be in th.e office of Ihe Secretary of the Lorjqe by 12:00 Noon, Monday. July 8,1974. They may be mailed Ihe Lodge, P.O. Box 3, Fergus Falls, Minnesota. Only complete bids on tne entire program win be considered.

The Board ol Trustees reserves th.e right to accept or reiect any or all bids. Board of Trustees F.F. Lccge No. 1093 B.P.O. Elks Julius Hudson, 82, of Star Lake, died this morning at his summer home of an apparent heart attack.

Funeral arrangements are pending at Vertins Funeral Home, Wah- peton. Body is recovered ST. PAUL, Minn. A A rural Stillwater boy drowned in a pond near his home when he fell off his horse into the water. The Washington County sher- iff's office today said the vic- tim, Scott H.

Bethke, 14, was riding with his brother along the edge of the pond when the accident happened Monday. The boy's body was recov- ered in 10 feet of water about GO feet from shore. Road toll now at 306 By The Associated Press Two Minnesota women died in a headon collision Tuesday, raising the 1974 state traffic toll to 306, compared with 423 on this date last year. Authorities identified the vic- tims as Barbara Jean Radtke, 23, St. Paul, and Mabel Sawatzky, 69, Finlayson, driv- ers of the two ears which col- lided on Minn.

65 in Cambridge. A passenger in the Sawatzky vehicle, Emma Santee, 66, Fin- layson, was seriously injured in the crash. A Medford, woman was killed earlier Tuesday when the car she was driving apparently went out of control and rolled two miles west of Kilkenny on a county road. The victim was identified as Mrs. Steve O'Brian, G8.

Author- ities said a passenger, Mrs. Harry Cole, Medford, was hos- pitalized at New Prague. Grain firm sales okayed OTTAWA (AP) The Cana- da Gazette says sale of four grain companies to Cargill Grain Co. Ltd. of Winnipeg, a subsidiary of Cargill of Min- neapolis, has been.

approved under the Foreign Investment Review Act. Cargill paid S28 million for the companies--National Grain Ltd. of Winnipeg, National Feeds and Livestock Ltd. of Mount Lehman, British Colum- bia, Mighty Peace Grain Ltd. of Taylor, British Columbia and Bosco and Bower Ltd.

of Mon- treal. The four companies sold were all owned previously by Nation- al Grain Services Ltd. of Winni- peg, a subsidiary of Peavey Co. of Minneapolis. Sale of the companies was approved by the cabinet which decided the transaction is likely to be of significant benefit to Canda.

Emma Brush, 79, services Thursday Emma Brush, 79, Breckenridge, died Monday at St. Luke's Hospital, Fargo. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thwscla) at the Joseph Vertin and Sons Funeral Chapel, Breckenridge, with the Rev. Kugene Floistad officiating.

Burial in Riverside Cemetery. She was born Jan. 15, 1895, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melbostad, in Perley.

She grew up and attended school there. She married Henry Komerian on Nov. 29,1919. The couple farmed in Minnesota and South Dakota. He died in 1948.

She moved to Wahpeton and married Frank Brush on Oct. 14, 1948, in Breckenridge. He died on 1965. She moved to Illinois and lived there until 1973 when she returned to Breckenridge. She is survived by one daughter: Mrs.

Kenneth (Helen) Peterson, Moline, 111., four sisters: Mrs. Kenniston (Agnes) Graves, Minneapolis; Mrs. Cora Ohnstad, Fargo; Mrs. Arnold (Ruth) Johnson, Perley; Mrs. Annie Milligan, West Fargo; two brothers: Leland, Argusville, N.D.; Oscar, Deer River.

Visitation Wednesday af- ternoon and evening until the time of the service on Thurs- day. A prayer service will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Arrangements by Joseph Vertin and Sons Funeral Home, Breckenridge. Berndt Braaten services Friday Berndt Oscar Braaten, 89, Pelican Rapids, died Monday at the Pelican Valley Health Center.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the South Immanuel Lutheran Church, rural Rothsay, with the Rev. Edwin C. Astrup officiating. Burial in church cemetery.

He was born July 12, 1884, in Norway, the son of Jens and I-aura Braaten. He came to this country in 1902 and settled in Pelican Rapids. He married Minnie Ulvin in 1910 in Pelican Rapids. The couple moved to Canada to homestead in 1912. The children were born there.

The couple returned to Pelican Rapids in 1925, and continued farming. She died in 1966. He is survived by five daughters: Mrs. Evar (Laura) Fladmark, Pelican Rapids; Mrs. Emmctt (Mabel) Bouley, Minneapolis; Mrs.

Kenneth (Clara) Ennlund. Minnearxlis: Mrs. Clifford (Emma) Rand- kleve, Fergus Falls; Mrs. Morris (Inga) Clauson, North Hollywood, two sons: Herbert, Foxwortli, John Lewis, Pelican Rapids; 26 grandchildren and 13 great- grandchildren. Arrangements by Johnson- Larson Funeral Home, Pelican Rapids.

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