The Winona Daily News from Winona, Minnesota • 11

The daily record Two-State Deaths Miss Hulda Ranzenberger CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special) Miss Hulda Ranzenberger, 58, Caledonia, died Tuesday at Lutheran Hospital, La Crosse, Wis, She had been a clerk in local grocery stores, worked at Controlled Data, Spring Grove, and for the last years had been employed at St. Francis Hospital, La Crosse. The daughter of Henry and Elise Meyer Ranzenberger, was born in Caledonia Township, Feb. 4, 1917.

She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church. Survivors are: her mother, Caledonia; six brothers, Raymond, Harlan and Martin, Caledonia; Armie, Spring Grove, Lloyd, Kenosha, and Harold, Muskegan, and two sisters, Mrs. Duane (Dolores) Deters, Caledonia, and Miss Irene Ranzenberger, Jefferson, Wis. Her father and one brother have died.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at St. John's Lutheran Church, the Rev. Marvin Doelger officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery.

Friends may call Thursday afternoon and evening at Potterdonia, Haugen then at the church from Funeral Home, Cale1 p.m. until time of services. Mrs. Zula Slocumb PLAINVIEW, Minn. (Special) -Mrs.

Zula Slocumb, 97, a former Plainview resident, died Tuesday in Sun City, where she had resided for eight years. The former Zula Burchard, she was born in Plainview Oct. 13, 1877, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burchard.

She married Dr. Jesse Slocumb at Plainview in 1898. Survivors are one son, Dr. H. Slocumb.

Rochester, and daughter, Mrs. Spencer (Dorothy) Parker, Sun City. Her husband and a son have died. Funeral services will be Thursday in Sun City and graveside services will be held at 11 a.m Saturday at Greenwood Cemetery, Plainview, the Rev. John Greene of Plainview Presbyterian Church officiating.

Johnson Schriver Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. There will be no visitation. Arthur Aberg RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special) -Arthur Aberg, 71, resident Good Shepherd Lutheran Home here several years, died at the home Tuesday. He farmed the Ferryville and Viroqua, areas.

The son of Jacob and Carrie Swiggum Aberg, he was born March 30, 1903, at Retreat, Wis. He married Alma Nelson Sept. 19, 1925 at Ferryville. 'She died. He was a member of Freeman Lutheran Church, Ferryville, and had been active in church affairs.

Survivors are: one son, Don, Green Bay, three daughters, Mrs. A. G. (Carol) derson, La Crosse, Mrs. Grant (Joann) Turner, Black Earth, and Mrs.

Howard (Janet) Benson, Rushford; grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren; one brother, bert, Ferr, ville, and two ters, Mrs. Clara Leirmo, Ferryville, and Mrs. Mabel Brudos, Viroqua. One brother and sister have died. Funera' services will be 2 p.m.

Friday at Freeman theran Church, with burial the church cemetery. Friends may call Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Beier Funeral Home, Viroqua. Pallbearers will be nephews. Mrs.

Florence McCormick ALMA, Wis. Mrs. Florence C. Sine McCormick, 84, Alma, died at 10:20 p.m. Monday St.

Francis Nursing Home, La Crosse, Wis. The former Florence tle, she was born at Milwaukee, July 14, 1890, the daughter of Charles and Florence Maude Bohri Schaettle. married Walter G. Sine in He died in 1933. She married Edward A.

McCormick in He died in 1962. Survivors are: one daughter, Mrs. Roger G. (Florence) Averbeck, La Crosse, and grandsons. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m.

Thursday at St. rence Catholic Church, Alma, the Rev. Robert Connolly ating. Burial will be in Cemetery. Friends may call today 7 p.m.

at Stohr-Hagen Funeral Home, Alma, where a tional service will be at 8. Mrs. Math Schuth WABASHA, Minn. (Special)Mrs. Math (Marie) Schuth, Wabasha, died of a heart attack late Tuesday afternoon at home.

She was born Nov. 25, in Highland Township, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ry Eversman. She married Math Schuth, Wabasha, Nov.

1931, in Immaculate Conception Church, Conception, and couple farmed in the Wabasha area until moving in 1955 to I basha, where Mr. Schuth is Rites held for shooting victim CALEDONIA, Minn (Special) Funeral services for Mrs Thomas (Jeannie) Felten, 20, Caledonia, accidentally shot and killed by her husband early Sunday morning, were held this morning at St. Peter's Catholic Church, the Rev. Lawrence ther officiating. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery.

Steffen Funeral Home had charge of arrangements. Robert Richards, Caledonia chief of police, and a Houston County deputy said Felton and his bride of five months had been to a Caledonia tavern Saturday evening and had returned to their home with some friends. While in the Mrs. Felten living room, Felten reportedly was showing an antique pistol he had recently purchased. He had emptied the gun of bullets, he thought, but apparently one bullet remained in the cylinder.

While demonstrating how to use the pistol, Felten was about five or six feet from his wife. The gun discharged and Mrs. Felten was struck in the region of the eye. Both the Feltens were sitting down at the time of the accident. Mrs.

Felten died about four hours later in a La Crosse hospital. Dr. Philip Utz, Houston County coroner, ruled the ing was accidental. Testimony in Houston County case under way CALEDONIA, Minn. A sixmember Houston County Court jury this afternoon began hearing testimony in a criminal matter involving Gary Pellowski, 24, Brownsville, who has charged with failing to notify, an officer of an accident which resulted in injury or death.

Judge Duane E. Woodworth is presiding. The charge stems from the Sept. 1 death of Pellowski's 19- year-old brother, Steven, on Highway 26 in the Twin Coves area about four miles south of Brownsville. THIS MORNING, during Rasmussen hearing, a motion by defense counsel, Robert Lee, Caledonia, to quash an oral confession obtained from the defendant, was denied by the court.

Delbert Rowse, assistant county attorney, on Jan. 26 had filed a notice of intent with the court to introduce the confession. The only witness during the Rasmussen hearing was Robert Rysavy, of the Minnesota Crime Bureau, who had taken the confession from the defendant. Rysavy testified that Pellowski had been advised of his rights and that he had ingly given the confession. Contents of the confession were not disclosed in court.

Pellowski had reported his brother's death about 5:30 a.m Sept 1 at a home near the scene. Authorities found his brother's body in the southbound lane of the highway, the apparent victim of a hit-and-run driver. THE DEFENDANT was questioned after the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension indicated paint scrapings taken from the victim's body were from a light blue or black car. Investigating county officers found Pellowski's car had been light blue and was repainted black. Jurors Leota Bauer, Black Hammer Township; Ruby Middendorf, Caledonia; Virginia Blexrud, Spring Grove Township; Bernadette Carpenter, Houston; Lillian Ingvalson, Spring Grove, and Gayle Schmitz, Caledonia.

Public hearing tonight on CD block grant plan At 7:30 tonight, the Winona City Council will reconvene at Winona Senior High School for a public hearing on the Community Development block grant program. It's expected that the council will come up with some tentative determinations to help the CD consultant prepare Winona's application for federal funds, according to City Manager David Sollenberger. Under the program, Winona could get more than $1 million in federal help over the next few years, if the complex application is approved by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Community Development block grants will replace urban renewal and a number of other federal categorical grant programs. WEDNESDAY, FEB.

5, 1975 Winona Winona, Daily Minnesota News 11a. The weather 20 Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. NOAA, U.S. Dept. of Commerce 20 50 40 Shewers FORECAST 8 Snev Flurries 40 Figures Shew Low Temperatures 60 Espected Until Thursday Morning Precipitation Net Indicated- Consult Secel WEATHER FORECAST today from the Rockies to the Great Lakes and Northeast.

California and on the Atlantic Atlantic states. Cold weather (AP Photofax) Snow flurries are forecast Mississippi and for the lower Rain is expected for most of coast from Florida to the midis forecast for most regions. Local observations OFFICIAL, WINONA WEATHER 24 hours ending at noon today. Maximum temperature 30, cipitation snow), A year ago today: High cipitation .31. Normal temperature range high 54 in 1878, record low 24 Sun rises tomorrow at 7:18 NOON MAX CONRAD (Mississippi Barometric pressure 30.01 Northwest at 14, cloud cover obscured, visibility 2 miles.

DEGREE (As temperatures One method of figuring culate how many degrees a below 65, the point at which ered necessary. The resulting fuel consumption. For the 24 hours ending at Today 40 Season total 4,329 OBSERVATIONS for the minimum 21, noon 30, .49 pre- 18, low 18 below, noon 15, pre- for this date 26 lo 8. Record below in 1895, sets at 5:23. FIELD OBSERVATIONS Valley Airlines) and falling, wind from the indefinite ceiling, 1,500 sky DAYS drop, degree days rise) heating requirements is to calday's average temperature tell artificial heat is generally considfigure can be used to estimate 7 a.m.: 1974 65 Season total 4,260 1st Quarter Full 3rd Quarter New Feb.

19 Feb. 25 Forecasts S.E. Minnesota Chance of occasional snow tonight and Thursday. Colder through Thursday. Low tonight 6 to 4 above.

High Thursday 8-14 above. Cha of precipitation 40 percent tonight, 30 percent Thursday. Minnesota Cloudy and colder through Thursday. Chance of 0C- casional snow southeast chance of snow west and north tonight and Thursday. Low tonight 18 below to above.

High Thursday 2 below to 14 above. Wisconsin Cloudy tonight with occasional snow flurries or light snow. Much colder. Possibly heavy snow squalls near Lake Superior. Lows zero to 8 below north and 5 to 15 south.

Thursday cloudy and much colder with occasional light snow or flurries. Highs 5 to 15 north and 15 to 20 south. 5-day forecast MINNESOTA Mostly clear to partly cloudy Friday through Sunday with a chance of snow northeast. Lows 8 below to 20 below Friday to 10 below to 10 above Sunday. Highs 8 to 18 north to 18 to 30 south.

Hunting dog group to meet Thursday of the Tri State Hunting Dog Association will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Spanish rooms of St. Mary's College. Discussions of upcoming TriState activities head the agenda. March Feb.

11 Couple injured in Arcadia crash ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) A Burlington, couple were slightly injured in a two vehicle accident at 8:40 p.m. Monday on Highway 93 five miles northeast of the city of Arcadia. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Bork, who were passengers in a car driven by Cyriac F. Bork, 51, Independence Rt. 1, were treated at St. Joseph Hospital here and released. Willard Knutson, the investigating Trempealeau County traffic officer, reported as Bork was making a left turn into Club 93 his vehicle was struck in the rear by a car driven by Scott A.

Nelson, 17, Arcadia Rt. 3. Bork was cited for failure to yield while making a left turn. Ettrick Lions dinner slated ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) Ettrick Lions Club members will entertain their wives at a dinner party Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

at Living Hope Fellowship Hall. Norm F. Panzenhagen, Cadott, governor of Lions District 27-E, will be speaker. Kenneth Truax1 is program chairman and John Sander is president. The dinner will be prepared by Living Hope Lutheran Church Women.

Farm specialists say that deficiencies of three relatively minor elements boron, zine and molybdenum can have adverse effects on crop growth and production. In years gone by (Extracts from the files of this newspaper.) Ten years ago 1965 From 60 to 100 "unidentified males' invaded three Winona State College women's dormitories disabling the switchboard at Morey Hall, The turnout at the grand opening of the Music Bar, across 6th Street from the Sky-Vu Theater, was "beautiful," according to one of the proprietors, Mrs. Russell Hoffman, Winona, County's young farmer of the year is Nick Meisch, Minneiska. Twenty-five years 1950 Parking meter receipts in Winona are averaging approximately $2,000 per month during the first three months of operation. Frank A.

Krause has acquired sole ownership of the F. A. Krause 129 E. 2nd St. Fifty years ago 1925 The record high temperature of the year was reached yesterday: 49 degrees above zero.

Seventy-five years ago .1900 H. K. White has accepted a position as city salesman with the wholesale grocery firm of Greggs St. Paul, One-hundred years ago 1875 Several farmers from the vicinity of Enterprise who were caught in town by the hard storm started home yesterday, having purchased a lot of new snow shovels to open the road. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1975 At Community Memorial Hospital TUESDAY Discharges Mrs.

Helen Meech, 1749 W. Broadway. Mrs. John Caldwell and baby, 422 E. Howard St.

Mrs. Leland Buxengard and baby, 635 45th Apt. 3, Goodview. Birth Mr.and Mrs. David Peterson, Houston, a daughter.

BIRTHS ELSEWHERE LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special) -At Lake City Municipal Hospita: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Holst, Lake City, a son Jan. 15, Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Dunbar, Lake City, a daughter Jan. 21. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Harkins, Lake City, a daughter Jan. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Myers, Lake City, a daughter Jan.

31. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ryan, Millville, a daughter Jan. 28.

COMMODITY FUTURES (Victoria Commodity) 1:30 p.m CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE: Wheat down cents March Corn down 3 cents March Oats down cents March $1.501 Soybeans down cents March $5.94 Gold down 60 cents March $175.50 9 cents an ounce March $4.25 CHICAGO MERCANTILE EXCHANGE: Live Cattle down 57 points February $35.60 Live Hogs down 147 points February $40.40 Eggs down .5 cents a dozen March 49.70 Poisoning blamed in student's death insurance agent. She was a member of St. Felix Parish Council, and of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Auxiliary, Survivors are her husband; six sons, John, Robert, Edward, aul, Matt and Michael, all of Wabasha; one daughter, Sister Katarina (Mary Ann) O.S.F., College of Saint Teresa, Winona; 11 grandehildren; six brothers, Joseph and Vincent, Wa. basha; John, Leo and George, Conception; and Edward, Rochester; two sisters, Mrs. Steve Taubel, Conception, and Mrs.

Nick Marnach, Altura, Minn. One brother has died. Mass of Christian burial will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Felix Catholic Church, the Rev, Kenneth Schaum officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery, Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday until time of services Saturday at Abbott-Wise Funeral Home, where the Parish council will recite the Rosary 8 p.m, Friday, and the prayer vigil will be at 8 p.m. Friday, Mrs. Mary Rieck Rieck, 89, Nelson, died at 3:30 a.m. today at St.

Elizabeth Hospital, Wabasha, following a short illness. The former Mary McQuiston was born in the town of Nelson May 22, 1885, to William and Sarah McQuiston. She married Albert Rieck Sr. in Buffalo County May 22, 1906. He died in 1935.

She was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Durand, Wis. Survivors are: five sons, William, Walter and Albert Rieck all of Nelson; Earl Rieck, Chicago, and George Rieck, Prairie du Chien; three daughters, Mrs. Ronald (Addie) Goldner, Alma, Mrs. Alex (Genevieve) Morales, Chicago, and Mrs. David (Dorothy) Parish, Hudson, 34 grandchildren; 62 great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren.

One son and one daughter have died. Funeral services will be at p.m. Saturday at the Hagen Funeral Home, Alma, Elder Hinckley, Severth Day Adventist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Alma Cemetery. Friends may call Friday after noon and evening at the funeral home, where a devotion service will be held at 8 p.m.

Friday. NELSON, Wis. Mrs. Mary SEMCAC, CST join efforts in program Halvor Lacher, executive director of the Southeastern Minnesota Citizens Action Council (SEMCAC), Rushford, and Sister Joyce Rowland, president of the College of Saint Teresa, today announced a cooperative, project between family life department and SEMCAC's senior nutrition program. A series of six demonstrations in the nutrition area will be presented during the month of February to participants of the SEMCAC program in Winona County, STUDENTS OF the community nutrition class, under the direction of Margaret Drey, course instructor, and Gilbert Wilkins, SEMCAC senior nutrition project supervisor, will make the presentations.

Four presentations will be held at the Park Plaza, Winona. They are: "Sanitation in the today by Rosie 0'Dwyer; "Valentines Inexpensive Thursday, by Marjorie Luxem; "Low Cost Foods," Feb. 13 by Corrinne Kirkman; and "More for Your Money in Canned Goods," Feb. 18, by Mary Baker, The two remaining presentations will be held in Rollingstone and St. Charles.

Diana Scott will talk on "Calcium In Your Daily Diet" on Feb. 13 at Del's Cafe, St. Charles. The series will then conclude with Mary Ann Nash's presentation on Feb. 20 entitled, "More For Your Money in Canned Goods," at Schell's Cafe, Rollingstone.

All presentations will follow noon luncheons served by the nutrition program. Police report Accidents CITY Tuesday 11:16 a.m. Chippewa and streets: James Losinski, Lake, 4th St, 1967 truck, north on Lake Street; Victor Gislason, 327 Lafayette 1966 two-door, east on Chippewa Street; no damage estimates. 3:16 p.m. Gilmore Avenue at Miracle Mall entrance; chain reaction accident; Jean Hackbart, Houston, Rt.

1, 1971 John Tlougan, 1629 Edgewood station wagon; Stanley Gudmandson, Winona Rt. 1, 1975 truck; Kathy Werner, 1751 Edgewood 1965 sedan. All east on Gilmore Avenue. No damage. estimates.

3:45 p.m. Drive near Orrin Street: Allen Frisch, Minneiska, Minn, Rt 1. 1974 truck, east on Kraemer Drive; Michael Schewe, 1825 Gilmore Ave, 1966 two-door, west on Kraemer Drive; no damage estimates. 4:06 p.m. East Sarnia near Franklin streets: Richard Schnaufer, Lamoille, 1970 two-door; Heidi Baye, 460 E.

Sarnia 1969 two-door; both west on Sarnia Street, no damage estimates. 4:58 p.m. West Broadway and Gould Street: Phyllis Erwin, 4525 7th Goodview, 1966 station wagon; Kenneth Lee, 103 Hidden Valley, Minnesota City, 1972 two door; both west on Broadway; no damage estimates. 5:05 p.m Mankato Avenue and East Howard Street: Helen Brandes, 958 King St, 1973 two-door, east on Howard Street; Ignatius Rogacki, 667 E. 2nd north on Mankato Avenue.

Rogacki car hit parked 1967 two-door owned by Maclorio Pacheco, Black River Falls Rt. 3, no damage estimates. 6:52 -East Lake Boulevard and Highway 43, Ronald Doblar, 818 Mankato 1964 truck, south on Highway 43 and making right turn; Patrick Durnen, 924 Parks 1964 four-door, east on Lake Boulevard; no damage estimates. WINONA COUNTY Tuesday 8:30 a.m.- -Two-vehicle accident at Dresbach Rest Area: Wallace Johnson, Onalaska, in 1975 pickup truck, turning south onto Highway 61 at its intersection with Interstate90, pulled out in front of a 1963 sedan, westbound on Highway 61, driven by Jean Walter, Rochester, Minn. Walter car struck left rear of pickup.

Damage to pickup, $225, with $525 damage to car. Charges pending. 11:20 a.m. -Highway 61 and Junction Street intersection: Kenneth Freerksen, St. Charles Rt.

1, traveling west on Highway 61 in 1974 four-door hardtop; Miss Joanne Jenniges, 951 E. King traveling north on Junction Street in 1967 se- NOTICE OF FILING DATES FOR RICHMOND TOWNSHIP Jan. 28 to Feb. 11, 1975 ONE SUPERVISOR 3 YEAR TERM ONE TREASURER 2 YEAR TERM Gladys Stanton, Clerk Lead poisoning has been ed as the cause of the death of Kenneth Mathiasen, 18, 350 W. Sanborn according to Olmsted County Medical Examiner Dr.

Theodore Wellner. Mathiasen died at 11:40 p.m. Monday at St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester, where he had been patient since Jan. 29.

He became ill at the Winona County all while serving 14-day jail term under the Mathiasen Huber law as the result of a theft conviction in Winona County Court. According to the Winona County Sheriff's office, Mathiasen began vomiting in his cell the evening of Jan. 29 and was taken to Community Memorial Hospital by Praxel Ambulance. He was transferred to St. Mary's Poison Treatment Center on orders from Winona doctors.

OFFICIALS said Mathiasen earlier that day had apparently visited the Winona Clinic while out of jail to attend classes at Winona Senior High School, but did not become serjously ill until later that evening. According to sheriff's depu- dan; Freerksen apparently did not stop for red light at intersection, hit the Jenniges car broadside; $1,800 damages to Freerksen car, $1,600 to Jenniges vehicle. Charges are pending. 5:35 p.m. CSAH 17, one mile north of Witoka: Roger Nation, two Houston Rt.

skidded 1, into 1969 wrong lane attempting to avoid striking school bus in middle of road. Winona County, sheriff's department car driven by Deputy Sheriff Michael Miller, 565 W. Mill skidded trying to avoid striking school bus, struck Nation car; no damage estimate. HOUSTON COUNTY Tuesday 9:35 a.m.-About 100 feet west of Highway 16 at the West Channel Bridge Mrs. Carol Van Hook, La Crescent, eastbound on Highway 16, applied brakes to avoid hitting La Crosse County snowplow, control of her 1968 small car, which struck the left rear of the 1972 sedan, also eastbound, driven by Randolph Eddy, Onalaska, Wis.

No damage to Van Hook car, about $225 to the Eddy vehicle. BUFFALO COUNTY Tuesday 9:45 a.m. Highway 35, village of Nelson, Michael L. Carpenter, 29, driving a tractor-semi trailer loaded with steel, owned by the Red Wing Truck Rental while northbound, came to a corner approaching the junction of Highway 25 and 35, and hit the brakes of his tractor. The weight of the load caused the unit to jackknife and the tractor slid into a 1967-four door car owned by Darrel Larson, Nelson, parked in front of the Nelson Garage.

Larson's car received an estimated $200 damage. The bumper of the tractor was damaged. There also was damage to the cal and one of the saddle gas tanks. Carpenter was cited for driving too fast for conditions by Wisconsin State Trooper Gerala Kappmeyer. ties, Mathiasen admitted he had consumed about a quarter-cup of tetraethyl lead mixed with a soft drink in a Miracle Mall restroom that day and had thrown the empty container in a trash barrel.

A search by Winona police revealed an empty bottle which apparently had contained the chemical, Mathiasen told deputies he had obtained the chemical at the science department at St. Mary's College and that he drank it "to cause trouble." The death was apparently not a suicide, officials said. He was born Oct. 6, 1956 in Aberdeen, S.D., the son of James and Georgia Hafferman Mathiasen. A student at the senior high school, he lived in Winona for the past 12 years.

He attended Central Lutheran Church. Survivors are: his mother, his stepfather, Erich Dornbusch, of 350 W. Sanborn six brothers, Richard, Grand Forks, N.D., and Jeffrey Timothy, Robert, Jeffrey M. and David, all at home; a sister, Angela, at home; and his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Hafferman, North Fort Fla. One brother has Meyers, died. FUNERAL SERVICES will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Fawcett Funeral Home, the Rev. G.

H. Huggenvik, Central Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery. Friends may call this evenafter 7 p.m. at the funeral ing home and until time of services Thursday.

A devotional this service will be held at 8:45 evening. A memorial is being arranged. Two-State Funerals Maud Gosse WABASHA, Minn. Funeral services Wabasha, will be at 1 for Gosse, p.m. The Rev.

Alfred J. Thursday at Buckman-Schierts Funeral Home here. of Christ, will offWard, United Church will be in Riverview Cemeclate. Burial tery, Wabasha. Pallbearers will be Harold Badger, Roy Jacobs, William Frank Biever, McDonald and William OsWelsh, John trom.

Friends may call at the funeral home today after 2 p.m. and until time of services Thursday. Donald Weirather KELLOGG, Minn. Funeral services Weirather, International Falls. for Donald formerly of Kellogg and Wabasha, were this afternoon at the Cudmore Fuheld neral Home, International Falls.

Services for the fire victim also will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at BuckmanSchierts Funeral Home, Wabasha. Elder Charles Klatt, Seventh Day Adventist officiate. Burial will be in Church, will Greenfield Cemetery, Kellogg. Pallbearers will be Gary Reeser, Ronald, and Larry Kelly, William Edelbach and Melvin Edelbach Jr.

Ralph, Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 p.m. Thursday until time of serve ices Friday. Mrs. Florence Fouzie ST. CHARLES, Minn.

Funeral serve Ices for Mrs. Florence Fouzie, St. Charles, who died Monday at St. Marys Hospital, Rochester, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the United Church of Christ, the Rev.

John J. Tschudy officiating. Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery. Friends may call today after 3 p.m. and until noon Thursday at Jacobs Funeral Home, then at the church from p.m.

until time of services. Pallbearers will be George, Curtis and Albert Larson, Richard, Curtis and Danlel Stark. Mrs. Emma Orner LAKE CITY, Minn, (Special) neral services for Mrs. Emma Orner, Lake City, who died Monday at Pepin View Nursing Home here, will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday at First Lutheran Church, the Rev. Arnold Swanson officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery, Friends may call today after 1 p.m. and until noon Thursday at Anderson Funeral Chapel, then at the church from 1 p.m. until time of services.

Pallbearers will be Gary and Dennis Ludwitzke, William and Ray Orner, Glen Haglund and John Petersen. TODAY'S BIRTHDAY Jennifer Lynn Goetz, 676 E. Mark 7. Volunteers Volunteers are needed in the following area; BIG SISTERS The Winona YWCA needs women to work in a one-to-one relationship with girls. The only requirements are a few hours per week and a concern for children.

Interested woman should contact the Winona YWCA, NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF NODINE COOPERATIVE CREAMERY ASSOCIATION NODINE, MINNESOTA Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of Nodine Cooperative Creamery Association will be held in the Town Hall in Nodine, Minnesota, on Thursday, February 20, 1975, at 1:30 o'clock p.m., for the following purposes: 1. To receive the report of the officers of the association. 2. To elect members to the Board of Directors. 3.

To consider and act upon a resolution to amend the Articles of Incorporation and By Laws as proposed by the Board of Directors and recommended by them for adoption. Lester Unnasch, Secretary.