The Winona Daily News from Winona, Minnesota • 4

Monday, August 11, 1975 4 TV highlights and movies Tonight, tomorrow on Baseball. Twins vs. Brewers Tonight 2 2 Winona County iOOGerman 2 Documentary 3 Hem .3 4 5 1 10 13 19 7:00 Essene 31 Truth or Consequences ..6 Future 31 6 30 Book Beat 1 Pyramid 3 Let's Make A Deal ..4 Hollywood Squares. .5 N.Y.P.D 6 Truth or Consequences 1 Gunsmoke JoeGaraglola Rookies Ironside 7:15 Baseball 8:00 Maude S.W.A.T Merv Griffin B. 30 Festival Rhoda .5 10 13 6 9-19 11 .51013 3-41 6 9-19 11 2 31 3 4 1 Candid Camera 9 :00 Bicycling Name That 10 Medical Center Caribe 9-19 Public Policy Forums 31 Andy Griffith Wild Kingdom To Tell the Truth .11 .13 .19 Highlights Todav Essene.

Documentary special that shows the contemplative life inside an Anglican monastery in Michigan. 7:00, Chs. 2-31. Baseball. Dodgers vs.

Phillies. 7:15, Chs. 5-10-13. Speaking Freely. Benjamin Bradlee, Washington Post executive editor, discusses his book "Conversations With Kennedy," an account of his friendship with the late President.

9:30, Ch. 2. Tomorrow. Alan Landsburg, coauthor of "the Outer Space Connection" talks about the chance that extraterrestrial visitors will visit the earth. 12:00, Chs.

5-10-13. Tuesday Burt Starr: Football. Debut of a question Bn-armw series in ihich host Bart Starr will interview sports personalities. Green Bay Packer assistant coach Dave Hanner is the first guest. 6:30, Ch.

19. When Television Was Live. Edward R. Murrow visits with Peter Ltnd Hayes and Mary Healy in film clips from the days of 1950 TV. 7:00, Chs.

2-31. Tuesday 9:30 Speaking Newt 11 10:00 News 345689 News 101319 FBI 11 Music 31 10:30 Agronsky 2 Movie 31 J. 5 10 13 Mystery 4-9 19 News 31 11:00 Movie 4 Perry Mason 11 12.00 Tomorrow News .4 Movie 9 Hitchcock .11 3 4 .,..2 348 3 7:00 When Television Was ,.2 31 Good Times 4 8 Adam 12. 5 10 13 Happy 6 9 19 Ironside 11 7:30 America 2 MASH 3 48 Movie 5 6 9-10-13 To Tell the Truth 19 Consumers 31 8:00 Nova 2 31 Hawaii Five 0 3 4 8 Merv Griffin 11 31 Baseball 19 Co 2 9:00 Interface 2 6 8 9 10 13 19 31 Barnaby Jones 3 4 8 Police Story ...5 10-13 Marcus Welby 6 9 America 31 2 Door County 31 5 8 10 13 19 10:00 News 3 4 5 6 8 News 9 10 13 19 FBI ...11 Interview 31 10:30 Agronsky 2 Movie 3-8 Mystery" News 19 31 11:00 Movie 4 19 Perry 11 Mike Douglas 8 Fllntstones 11 Hogan's Heroes 13 Green Acres 19 4: 30 Sesame Street ,...2 Mickey Mouse 6 Daniel Boone 10 Gentle Ben 11 Bonanza 13 Beverly Hillbillies. .19 5:00 Bewitched 3 Hogan's Heroes 5 News 6 9 19 Mickey Mouse 11 Afternoon 1:00 Guiding Light 34 8 Pyramid 6 9 19 Movie 11 Crafts 31 1:15 Cooking 31 1:30 Edge of Night Doctors 5-10 13 Rhymed Reason 6 9 19 Knitting 31 2 00 Firing line 2 Price Is Right ...3 4-8 Local programming Today Winona Report with Anne Davis.

6:00, Ch.3. Historical Society Arts and Crafts Show. 6:00, Ch.3. Tuesday Buy and sell with Sue Whitconib. 10:00.

Ch.3. Religion In the '70s. 11:00, Ch. 3. Spectrum with Charley Vorderberg, 12:00, Ch.

3. Winona Report with Anne Davis. 6:00, Ch.3. Man indicted in computer embezzlement MADISON, Wis. (AP) -William P.

Lund, 27, a former bank officer, was indicated on an embezzlement charge Friday in what U.S. atty. David Mebane termed a computerized crime. Lund, former assistant cashier of the Affiliated Bank of Madison, was charged with embezzling $5,175. A second count alleged he made false entries of $7,258 which purportedly earned interest posted to a closed savings account.

Mebane said the entries were made to cover up embezzled funds, and that a computer was used to make the transactions. The grand jury also handed down four Indictments against Madison businessman John T. Stone, accused of making false statements to obtain loans from the Citizens State Bank of Clinton. Last week Stone was charged with 11 federal violations. Stone was fined $50,000 and sentenced to 90 days in jail in February on 11 felony charges stemming from a state attorney general's investigation into Recreation International another firm which Stone headed.

Women's caucus to begin meeting series The Winona County Women's Political Caucus will host the first in a series of events to honor outstanding Minnesota women Wednesday at a noon luncheon at Kryzsko Commons, Winona State University. Sen. Nancy Braatas, R-Rochester, and Carolyn Anderson, state Republican vice chairwoman, Minneapolis, will be honored guests. Reservations may be made by contacting Mrs. John McGuire.

Electric Co Another World 5 10 13 5:30 Electric General News .3 4 5 Star Trek That Girl VillaAlegre Hospital 4 9 19 30 Match Game .3 4 8 One Life to Live 6 9 19 3:00 Reading 2 Musical Chairs 3-4 8 Somerset 5-10-13 You Don't 6 19 To Tell the Truth .,..9 Cartoon 11 3:30 Book Beat 2 Consultation 3 Movie 4 Dick Van Dyke 5 Mike Douglas 6 9 Bewitched Bit Lost In Space. ,10 Cartoon ,,...13 Mister Ed ,,..,19 4:00 Mister Rogers 2 Sesame Street Mod Squad 5 Evening 6:00 Spanish News Truth or Consequences Forum 6:30 This Is the HeeHaw Animals Price IS Right Jeannie Truth or Consequences, Let's Make Andy Griffith Bart Starr DNR schedules muskies hearings .6 9 31 Life ...2 3 4 ...513 ....,6 12:00 Tomorrow ,51013 a Deal 10 6 11 Movie 9 19 Hitchcock .11 Monday Friday Station Listings WCCOCh.4 WTCNCh. 11 KSTPCh.5 KTCACh.2 KMSPCh.9 Mlnneapolis-St. Paul Winona Cable TV Educ. Ch.

Austin KAUSCh.6 Rochester KROCCh. Morning Programs Mason City KGLOCh.l Eau Claire WEAUCh. 13 Ll Crosse WKBTCh.8 WXOW Ch. 19 WHLACh. 31 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.

-The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has scheduled public hearings for the presentation of a plan to designate four more Minnesota lakes for muskellunge management. Lakes so designated are stocked with muskies and darkhouse spearing is prohibited. According to DNR officiate, 6pearing is banned because of the difficulty of iiina the difference between protected muskies and northern pike, which may be taken by spear. A proposal to designate Big Lake and South Twin Lake in Beltrami County for muskie 3 12 10 Winona Daily News FORFEITURES SPEEDINO STATE PATROL ARRESTS: Gary G. Gilchrist, Gilmore Valley, $25, 67 In 55 mile zone, July 30, Highway 61-14.

Irwin L. Holmberg, Murdock, $26, 68 In a 55 mile ions, July 23, 1 90. John Keenan, La Crosse, $35,70 lna55-mlleione, May 25, 1 90. Stephen H. Casanover, Eagan, $22, 66 In a 55 mile zone, July Mary P.

Culhane, Rushford, $32, 71 in a 55 mile zone, July 18, 1 90. Dennis R. Schultz, 533 W. Broadway, $46, 69 In a 55m lie zone, Thomas F. Eno, Clinton, Iowa, $22 66 in a 55 mile zone, July 22, Hlqhway61 14.

Wayne J. Hughes, Clinton, Iowa. $32, 71 In a 55 mile zone, July 24, Highway 61 14. Leona M. Lubinskl, 517 Harriet $30, 45 In 8 30 mile zone, July 23, Huff Street.

Harold J. Swenson, St. Paul, $39, 72 in a 55 mile zone, May 13, Highway61 14. Frederick L. Gohlke New Jersey, $29, 67 in a 55 mile zone, June 30, Highway 61 14.

Allen R. DeBrozzo, Grafton, $30,70 ma55milezone, July 10, 1 90. Francis M. Scholl, Moorhead, $36,73 in a 55-mile zone, July 26, 1-90. Daniel Meyer, Chatfield, $38, 74 in a 55 mile zone, July 20, 1 90.

Joseph R. Hylka, Joliet, in a55mile zone, Friday, I 90. Raymond C. Klocksien, St. Paul, $20, 65 in a 55 mile zone, Saturday, Highway 61 14.

George A. Thiergart, Davenport, Iowa, $24, 52 in a 40-mile zone, Sunday, Highway6114. Dennis A. Goldberg, Burnsvlllc, $24, 67 In a 55-mile zone, Friday, Hiqhway6l 14. other state patrol Arrests: Darrel G.

Kramer, 4840 W. 8th Goodvlew, $20, exhaust not muffled, Sunday, Highway6114. Gary P. Holm, St. Charles, $25, illegal left turn, June 30.

High way 61 14. Lance G. Matthees, 3960 Service Goodview, $15, no cycle helmet, July 31, Highway 6114. Thomas E. Putnam, South Dakota, $25, prohibited stop on' freeway, July 24, 1 90.

Larry Jaeger, Mankato, $25, disregarding a stop sign, May 29, Highway 43. James W. Lewman, Dysart, Iowa, $25, pedestrian on freeway, Saturday, I 90. Mark D. Boyke, Schaumberg, $25, pedestrian on freeway, Saturday, I 90.

Gary E. Chedborun, Winona Rt. 2, $15, Illegal bumper height, Friday, Highway 61 14. John E. Kern, Akron, Ohio, $25, improper lane usaae, July 19, 1 90.

WINONA POLICE ARRESTS: William E. Borg, 4025 4th Goodview, $28, speeding 44 in a 30 mile zone, Saturday, West 5th and Lee streets. Kevin W. Sonsalla, 1462 Park Lane, $20, speeding 40 in a 30-mile zone, Tuesday, Gilmore Avenue from South Baker to Cummings WINONA COUNTY SHERIFF'S ARRESTS: Carolynne A. Heim, Lewiston, $34, speeding 72 In a 55 mile zone, July 29, CSAH 23.

PARKING VIOLATIONS, Nicholas C. Guy, 513 W. 5th Lee A. Best, 651 W. Sarnia Paul O.

Rekstad, 216 E. Wabasha Kathleen A. Miller, 378 Johnson St. Friday Mark Kinowski, 20, 752 E. Mark appeared Friday before Winona County Court Judge Dennis Challeen to change his not cuiltv plea to guilty of drunk driving.

He was referred to court services for a presentence investigation. He was arrested June 30 by the state patrol on Highway 61-14 near Highway 43. Timothy Nissalke, 18, 502 E. Belleview appeared for a review of sentence after serving 30 days in jail for an April 17 theft charge. An 80-day jail sentence was stayed for one year on condition he be placed on probation to court services and not be arrested for any offense within that time.

Gerald E.Bronk, Lewiston, was fined $50 after he pleaded guilty to an open bottle violation. He was arrested by Lewiston police Aug. 3 at CSAH 25. Dennis R. Schultz, 533 W.

Broadway, pleaded not guilty to driving after suspension of his driver's license. Trial was set Sept. 15. He was arrested July 24 by the state patrol on Highway 61-14 at Lamoille. Al A.

Blumentritt, Houston, pleaded guilty to speeding 71 in a 55-mile zone and was fined $32. He was arrested Thursday on CSAH 12 by sheriffs deputies. Jeffrey T. Carlson, Houston, pleaded not guilty to speeding 48 in a 30-mile zone. He was arrested July 29 on CSAH 17 in WINONA SAT.

AUG. 16 5 Programs subject to change 6 00 Minnesota Today 5 Jea 6:30 Sunrise Semester 3 8 Not for Women Only 5 Variety .11 Religion 13 7:00 News 3-8 Carmen 4 Today 5 10 13 America 6 9 Zoo Review 11 7:30 Cartoon 4 Popeye 11 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 34 8 9:00 Spin Off 3 4 8 Celebrity 5-10 13 6-9 Fllntstones ...11 10:00 High New 10:30 Brady Andy 10:55 11:00 ENDS TUESDAY rffltfcl LmMIAJ Outdoors 19 Children 31 Tattletales ...348 5 10 13 Money Maze 9 Father Knows Best 11 Zoo Revue 19 Love Of Life 3 4 8 Hollywood Squares 5 10 13 Bunch Griffith 11 News 3 8 Religion 4 Young 8. Restless 8 MarbleMachlne ,5 10 CIVIL, CRIMINAL DIVISION WEDNESDAY A La Crescent, man was sentenced to 30 days in jail when he appeared Wednesday before Winona County Court Judge Dennis A. Challeen on a careless driving charge.

Craig S. Sugg, 19, was arrested following a fatal accident May 16 on CSAH 1 north of Houston County. Richard O. Meska, 18, 451 W. Mark appeared for sentencing on a criminal damage to property charge.

He was fined $100 or 10 days in jail, stayed on the conditions he be placed on probation to court services for six months, pay a $30 fine and make restitution of $25 to Northern States Power Co. Meska was arrested July 30 for shooting out a street light with a sling shot at Lake Street west of Washington Street. Kobert J. Brown, 33, pleaded guilty to drunk driving and was referred to court services for a presentence investigation. He uinii arroetnH PYirluv nn Hitrh.

wy W8 between Minnesota City and Kollingstone by the state patrol Allen D. Ellinghuysen, 22, Winona Rt. 1, was fined $100 after he pleaded guilty to rarelflKH ririvins. He was arrested Saturday in Lewiston. rtoger d.

iNagie, uanoia, pleaded guilty to speeding 45 in a 30-mile zone and was fined $30. He was arrested Sunday by sheriff's deputies on CSAH 12 in Nodine. Melaku Endeshao, Winona State University, pleaded guilty to his second offense of speeding, 41 in a 30-mile zone, and was fined $40. He was arrested Sunday by city police at West Sarnia and Grand streets. Robert P.

Olson, 462 E. 4th pleaded not guilty to speeding 40 in a 30-mile zone. Trial was set Sept. 12. He was arrested Monday by Winona police on West Wabasha Street between Sioux and Dakota streets.

Roger D. Sultze, Lamoille, was fined $25 after he pleaded guilty to illegally passing on (he right side. Ho was arrested Monday on Minnesota Street north of Gilmore Avenue by city police. Randy L. Fort, Winona Rt.

2, pleaded guilty to failing to display a slow moving vehicle sign, and was fined $10. He was arrested Friday by the state patrol on Highway 43 south of ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) AIRMAN I.C. GARY TIEPEL-MAN, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Tiepelman, rural Et-trick, is stationed at Point Arena Air Force Base, Calif. He is an aircraft control and warning radar repair man with the Aerospace Defense Command, and previously served at Osceola Air Force Station, Wis. His wife, Natalie, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Matson, Blair.

-I- ETTRICK, Wis. JACOB K. HARMEYER, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Harmeyer, Et-trick, is undergoing Army basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C.

He will go to Fort Gordon, Ga. for training as a teletypewriter repairman. GALESVILLE, Wis. CYN-THIA L. SCHELLER.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scheller, Galesville, recently enlisted in the Navy's delayed enlistment program, She will report for duty in November at Orlando, Fla. After training, she will report to dental technician school. Ettrick tops trap ETTRICK, Wis.

(Special) -Ettrick Rod and Gun Club trap team has won first place in the traveling league. Members are Richard Leighty, captain, Keith Ramsey, Russ Hanson, Joseph Korn and Wilber Salzwedel, with Harley Goodenough, substitute. Second place went to Blair Beat Cats and third to Blair Stetzer Electric. 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 3-4-8 Jackpot 5-10-13 All My Children 6 9 19 What's New? 11 Sesame Street 31 11:55 News 5 10 Exercise 13 12:00 News 3 5 10 13 Midday 4 Ryan's Hope. 4 9 19 Noontime 8 12:15 Variety 5 Take Ten 10 12:30 As the World Turns 3 4 8 Days of Our Lives 5 10 13 Let's Make A 6 9 19 That Girl 11 Mr.

Rogers 31 ITiHl 1 LEE VAN CLEEF -M Court Witoka by sheriff's deputies. Trial was set Sept. 9. Alphonse Kronebusch, 816 Broadway, was fined $30 after he pleaded guilty to speeding 45 In a 30-mile zone. He was arrested by the state patrol on West Broadway.

Robert L. Kinkaid, 522 Sioux pleaded guilty to speeding 60 in a 45-mile zone and was fined $30. He was arrested July 31 by the state patrol on Highway 61-14. Jeffrey L. Sperbeck and Lowell W.

Honnenbeck, Dakota, were fined $10 each for hitchhiking on a freeway. They were arrested on 1-90 near Dakota by the state patrol. Irene Wera, 477 Dacota pleaded guilty to parking on the wrong side of the street and was fined $5. Her car was ticketed Wednesday at her residence by city police. FORFEITURES SPEEDING STATE PATROL ARRESTS: Lance E.

Crane, Dodge Center, $47, 76 in a 55-mlle zone, June 6, 1-90. Joann S. Ziegweid, Minnesota City, $32, 71 in a 55 mile zone, Monday, CSAH 23. Paul J. Felton, Minnesota City, $26, 68 in a 55-mlle zone', Aug.

1, Highway 61 14. Roy W. Fried, Fountain City, $26, 68 in a 55 mile zone, Aug. 1, Highway 61 14. Cynthia K.

Bagnieskl, La Crosse, $32, 71 ina 55 mile zone, July 26, Highway 61 14. Ambrose A. Domagall, St. Paul, $20, 65 In a 55-mile zone, July 22, Hiqhway61 14. Julie A.

Frickson, Dakota, $40, 75 ina 55 mile zone, July 22, 1 90. Edwin Hill, La Crescent, $22,66 in a 55 mile zone, July 22, 1 90. Dorothy M. Balfany, La Crosse, $32, 71 in a 55 mile zone, Sunday, Highway 61. 14.

Michael J. Bi lot, Minneapolis, $20, 65 in a 55 mile zone, July 20, 1 90. Jerry H. Kuak, 354 Orrln $40, 55 In a 45-mile zone, Aug. 2, Highway 61 14.

Robert E. Goliwas, La Crosse, $20. 65 in a 55 milt zone, Sunday, Highway 611 4. Robert R. Keister, 18 Glen Mary Road, $30, 70 In a 55 mile zone, Aug.

2, Highway 61 14, Duane R. Lee, West Salem, $28, 69 in a 55 mile zone, Sunday, Highway 61 14. Verle A. Johnson, Pepin, 66 in a 55-mile zone, Aug. 2, Highway 6114.

Phillip E. Hatfield, Alberta, Canada, $20, 65 in a 55-mlle zone, Wednesday, Highway6114. Philip J. Kali, Westbrook, $30,70 In a 55 mile zone, July 28, 1 90. Jack C.

Rostvold, ffushfora, $40, 75 in a 55-mlle zone, July Stephen L. Bay, 920 Parks $36,73 In a 55-mlle zone, July 28, 1-90. Candy L. Wageman, Fort Lauderdale, $30, 70 in a 55-mlle zone, Wednesday, I 90. Janice L.

Saliterman, Min neapolis, $36, 73 In a 55 mile zone, July 28, 1 90. William M. Kranz, Minneapolis; $40, 75 in a 55 mile zone, Aug. 1, -Highway 61 and I 90. Gary A.

Dusbabek, Bloomington, $30, 70 in a 55 mile zone, July 14. OTHER STATE PATROL ARRESTS: Stanley H. Girtler, Winona Rt, 3, $20, no slow moving vehicle sign displayed, Aug. 2, Highway 43. Sherry E.

Hanson, Minneapolis, $20, no current registration displayed July 29, Highway 61 14. Daniel L. Todd, Dakota, $20, no Minnesota registration, July 31Hlghway61 14. John R. Ahrens, 637', W.

Broadway, $25, pedestrian hitchhiking on a freeway, Sunday, I 90. David M. Jonsgaard, Winona Rt. 3, $20, no current registration displayed, July 29. Judy M.

Young, St. Charles, $20, defective equipment, July 27, Highway 14 at 74. David M. Jonsgaard, Winona Rt. 3, $25, no motorcycle helmet, July 29, location not stated.

Daniel L. Todd, Dakota, $25, load extended beyond left side of car, $10, expired driver's license, July 31, Highway 61 14 WINONA POLICE ARRESTS; Jeffrey J. Jentz, North Dakota, $20, no current registration displayed, Thursday, West Broadway and Hllbert Streets. EVERY TUESDAY 4 TO 8 P.M. ALL THE BAKED CHICKEN YOU CAN EAT $-3 95 Includes French Fried or Mashed Potatoes, Cole Slav, Soup or Juice, Coffee, Ice Cream STEAK SHOP 125 Main ffrttnntttt 9th St.

54th Ave. Grounds ONE DAY ONLY Shows at 8 P.M. POPULAR PRICES PRESENTS AfiMiisrs ACRES OF TINTS- ctnwNS PRICES HIS ON SALE NOW SAVE SEATS 50 EXTRA 8:00, Ch. 19. Jeanne Wolf With Columnist Art Buchwald talks about Watergate as a good source of political humor and offers opinions about TV news.

10:00, Ch. 31. Movies TmIuv "Secret World," Jacqueline Bissct, drama (19(ifl), 10:30, Chs. 3-8 "it." Roddy McDowall, thriller 0967), 11:00, Ch.4. "The Borgia Stick." Don Murray, crime drama (1967), Part 1, 12:00, Ch.

9. Concluded Tuesday. Tuesday "Crest of the Wave," Gene Kelly, drama (1954), 3:30, Ch. 4. "Death Among Friends," Kate Reid, crime drama (1975), 7:30.

Chs. 5-10-13. "The Great Ice Rip-Off." Lee J. Colib, crime drama (1974), 7:30, Chs. 6 9.

"Night Must Fall," Albert Finney, thriller (19fi4), 10:30, Chs. 3-8. "Secret World," 11:00, Ch.4. "Mv Friend Irma," Dean Martin, comedy (1949), Ch. 19.

management will be reviewed at a hearing Wednesday at the DNR's regional headquarters at Bemidjiat2p.m. On Thursday, Wabedo Lake and Inguadona Lake in Cass County will be discussed at a public hearing in Longville. The Longville hearing will be held in the local elementary school at 10:30 a.m. By law, the commissioner of natural resources may designate a maximum of 40 lakes for the management of muskies, with total acreage of water not to exceed 40,000. Minnesota presently has 20 lakes with a total of 26,946 acres under management for muskies.

CHEAT iSTEB OVER 7:159:35 NO PASSES The terrifying motion picture HO HIBS KM WUNGA CNtMBI Alex Karras as the sheriff fat rL St 1 Ynn I yr4SJ SANTAM I00K I 1 WS. N0WANUU0R I a Vi motion picture I 1 'V8 I productions AF school graduates area man MB HELD ENDS TUESDAY 6 9 19 11 31 Armed Forces NSA Rep. Taiwan; c-o WSTDC Box 24; APO San Francisco, 96263. LAKE CITY, Minn, WILLIAM J. MAJERL'S, son of Mrs.

Alice Majerus, Lake City, has left for active duty with the Army. He had enlisted in the delayed entry program in February. He is undergoing basic combat training at Fort Ord, and will attend the Army security agency language school. PLAINVIEW, Minn. -MARY F.

PETERSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Peterson, Plainview, is in basic training at Fort McClellen, Ala. She enlisted In the delayed entry program in March under the choice of training program.

After basic training, she will receive training as a hospital food service cook at Fitzsimons General Hospital, Denver, Colo. ALMA. Wis. RANDALL L. IIEDBERG, son of Mrs.

Shirly Hedberg, Alma, is undergoing basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. On completion he will be attending the artillery survey specialist school at Fort Sill, Okla. For his initial duty assignment, Hedberg has chosen to be stationed in Europe. He is a graduate of Alma High School. America 31 9:30 Gambit 348 Wheel of Fortune 5-10-13 13 Showofts Lucy Show Electric Co with the Serving HOUSTON.

Minn. DAR-RELL son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ives, Houston, has enlisted under the Army's delayed entry program, to be trained as a construction and utilities specialist. He will undergo basic training and advanced training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.

HOUSTON, Minn. (Special) The current address of Sp. 4 KIRK G.OLSON, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

Houston, is Wisconsin may open ducks fiMrinfl WPPK a MADISON. Wis. (AP) The government has proposed that Wisconsin ease the congestion of opening day by adding a midweek beginning to this year's 44-day duck hunting season. The proposal by Nathanial Reed of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service would add three days to the season, and would open the hunt on Wednesday Oct.

1 rather than on a more hectic weekend day. Wisconsin had a 50-day hunt last year, avoiding its traditional Saturday opening, a move which annoyed hunters who say hunting is best on opening day but who are unable to hunt except on weekends. The 47-day decision rests with the Natural Resources Department, which will be reviewing commentary on federal proposals until Aug. 24. Also to be decided Is whether to continue the point system for measuring bag limits, with 100 points the daily limit.

Redlieads and canvasback are worth 100 points; wood ducks, hen mallards, black ducks and hooded mergansers count 90; pintails, teal, scaup, shovellers and gadwail count 15; drake mallard and others count 35. The federal rules propose widgeons count 35. They were 15 last year. Goose hunting rules are expected to change little, except for a new style of tag designed to frustrate violations in the popular Horicon Marsh zone. HIXTON, Wis.

Capt. Walton C. Mahlum, son of Mr. and i Mrs. Clayton A.

Mahlum, Hbfr ton, war recently graduated from the Air University's squadron officer school, Maxwell AFB, Ala. He received instruction in communicative skills, international relations, manpower management resources and responsibilities that prepares junior officers for command staff duties. He is returning to Hill AFB, Utah, where he serves as an HH-53 Super Jolly Green Giant instructor pilot. He received a bachelor of arts degree in business from the University of Wisconsin where he was commissioned through the Air Force ROTC program. CALEDONIA, Minn.

(Spe cial) 1st CLASS LeROY WIEGREFE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wiegrefe, recent iVieerefe. recent- ly returned home for a one-month leave from Rota, Spain. His new assignment is in Madelia, Minn.

ELGIN, Minn. RANDAL J. CL'LBERTSON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester G.

Culbertson, recently left for active duty with the Army. He enlisted under the training of choice program. Culbertson is undergoing basic combat training at Ft. Leonard, Wood, and will attend the radio and carrier attendant course, Fort Gordon. Ga.

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