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Pleads not guilty to arson A St. Charles High School student charged in connection with a rural St. Charles barn fire March 16 pleaded not guilty to arson today in Winona County District Court. William J. Burke.

18, St. Charles, is accused by County Attorney Julius Gernes of setting fire to barn on the Russell Persons farm, St. Charles Rt. 2. The blaze destroyed the barn, 26 head of cattle, some machinery and 250 bales each of hay and straw.

Burke entered the plea before Judge Glenn Kelley, who ordered that he remain free pending further proceedings on recognizance bond set in county court. attorney John Nemes requested a Court -appointed defense Rasmussen hearing be held before trial to determine the admissibility as evidence of statements allegedly made by Burke to law enforcement officers. Gernes objected to the continuance of Burke's lack of bond, telling the court the seriousness of the offense carried the likelihood that Burke might run. He said the recognizance bond had been set by Judge Dennis Challeen after Nemes agreed to conditions which included a psychiatric examination of Burke. Nemes.

prior to the continuance of the bond. argued he had discussed the point with Challeen and concluded such an examination at this point in the proceedings would constitute a waiver of Burke's right to avoid self-incrimination. City YMCA (Continued from page 3) than in state prisons. There is an association between poverty and crime; unemployment and crime, and minorities and crime, he noted. Crime is largely a young peoples' activity.

do we do during the years from 14 to 21? How do we assist without propelling them into criminality? There are a lot of forces for which we have no control. We must begin to focus on what we know, then the chances of success are great. have two maximum security prisons. Ask the wardens how many 1 maximum security prisoners--only 10 percent are maximum security and 60 percent medium security," he added. must use the existing facilities at Lino Lakes and Red "We do not tolerate behavior that violates the rights of others.

Crime is a major problem but not an overwhelming one. Prison will not make this a safe place," Schoen advised. Community Corrections Act says we will give you a subsidy to finance programs. It is a comprehensive plan to deal with problems by providing more money for more services at the local level." he explained. "Community corrections should envelope all sorts of things.

So often the judge does not have an option. That is where the money comes in, this gives him more help. We must expend the tax dollar in a way that is effective and useful." Frosch told the 150 persons attending, are at a plateau. we could stay here and exist for quite a while gaining a few new members. The National YMCA suggests a quantum leap into the future by repositioning.

We have to add more programs and interesting programs that meet the needs of the community. It will be a real challenge," Frosch said. New members elected to the board were John Howes, vice president of Winona Aggregate Mrs. Sidney (Colleen) Hughes, 727 Winona and William Lang, president and general manager of Winona Printing and Alan R. Nelson, Winona Agency.

Reelected were Roger Brosnahan, Duane Jackels and Curtis Rohrer. Senate rejects bill to alter Memorial Day ST. PAUL Minn. (Special) The Minnesota Senate Thursday rejected a bill drafted by Sen. Roger Laufenburger, DFLLewiston, to change Memorial Day back to May 30.

The bill failed to win preliminary approval 24-25. Opponents argued changing the holiday would be confusing, since federal and state employes would then have different days off. Laufenburger argued the change satisfied commercial interests and gave people long weekends. "We forget what Memorial Day is for to remember the dead," he said. The daily record Two-State Deaths Robert Benrud GALESVILLE, Wis.

Robert Benrud, 22. Galesville, was found dead in his home Thursday. No cause of death has been determined and an autopsy is pending. according to Trempealeau County Coroner Mrs. Monica Liley, He had been dead for several days, according to the coroner.

Circumstances surrounding the death are being investigated by the Trempealeau County Sheriff's Department. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Martinus Benrud, he was born Feb. 12.

1953, in Black River Falls. Wis. He married Sally Steele in September, 1974. A graduate of Gale-Ettrick High School, he was employed at the Gale Packing Co. Survivors are: his wife; four brothers, Gary, Dennis, David and Michael, all of Galesville; one sister, Mrs.

Kenneth (Gayle) Jacobs, Galesville; an aunt. Mrs. Marcelete Borreson. Galesville: and several nieces and nephews. His parents have died.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Zion Lutheran Church here. the Rev. M. C.

Parkhurst officiating. Burial will be in French Creek Lutheran Church Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday from 4-9 p.m. at Smith Mortuary, Galesville, and at the church from 12:30 p.m. Monday to time of services.

Mrs. Elmer Faa MABEL, Minn. (Special) Mrs. Elmer (Geva) Faa, 82, Mabel, died Thursday at her home. The daughter of Christopher and Bertha Danielson Iverson, she was born in Houston County, Jan.

3, 1893. On Dec. 22, 1915, she married Elmer Faa. They farmed in Preble and Newburg townships, retiring to Mabel 12 years ago. She was a member of Scheie Lutheran Church and its women's organization.

Survivors are: her husband; one son, Norman, Mabel; one daughter, Mrs. Myron (Carla) Johnson, Mabel; five grandchildren: eight greatgrandchildren; two brothers, Clifford Iverson, Lanesboro, and Wesley Iverson, Canton, and one sister, Mrs. Stella Kenyon, Mabel. Two sisters have died. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m.

Saturday at Scheie Lutheran Church, the Rev. Jay Kamrath officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call today after 2 p.m. at Mengis Funeral Home, Mabel.

Mrs. Lydia Treder LEWISTON, Minn. Mrs. Lydia Treder, 81, died at home here at 8:30 a.m. today, The former Lydia Ratsch, she was born Jan.

31, 1894 at Iron Ridge, the daughter of Karl and Caroline Ratsch. She married Harry Treder Nov. 28, 1926 at Lewiston. He died July 10, 1956. She was a member of St.

John's Lutheran Church here. Survivors are: three sons, Melbourn, Stewartville, Argene, Rochester, and Carl. Belville, seven daughters, Mrs. Edward (lone) Kessler, Mrs. Carl (Deloris) Drackett and Mrs.

Lyman (Clarine) Lewis, all of Lewiston; Mrs. Eugene (Glennis) Beech, Mrs. Phillip (Ila) Rothwell and Mrs. Lowell (Ardene) Narveson, all of Rochester, and Mrs. Donald (Elaine) Bergmann, Cedarburg, one brother, William, Lewiston; two sisters, Mrs.

Ida Wagner and Miss Anna Ratsch, both of Lewiston; 33 grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren. One son, three brothers, two sisters and a greatgrandson have died. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at St. John's Lutheran Church, Lewiston, the Rev.

David Fischer officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery, Friends may call at Jacobs Funeral Home, Lewiston, after 3 p.m. Sunday and until noon on Monday, and at the church one hour before services. Man found guilty of illegal turn Scott D. Miller, 112 High Forest was found guilty Wednesday of making an illegal U-turn.

Winona County Court Judge Dennis Challeen imposed a $10 fine. Miller was arrested March 29 by Winona police at West 2nd and Main streets. Patrolman Herbert Nichols and the defendant testified. Assistant City Attorney Richard F. Blahnik prosecuted.

Tri-County Co-op slates Saturday meet RUSHFORD, Minn. Three directors will be elected at the annual stockholders' meeting of Tri-County Electric Cooperative. set for 1 p.m. Saturday at the high school here. Incumbent directors Ed Albrecht and Erling Burtness: Houston County, and Harvey Rislow, director at large, opposed by Wilfred Pohlman, Glenn Meiners and Jerome Gernes.

Other activities scheduled for the day include registration beginning at 9:30 a.m.. noon lunch and entertainment in the auditorium from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Childrens' movies will be shown in the high school theater at 1 p.m. The cooperative serves 9,262 customers in Winona.

Houston and Fillmore counties. Prentiss-Lucas students cited for good grades Fifty Prentiss- Lucas Hall residents were honored for good grades at a banquet in Winona State College's Kryzsko Commons Thursday night. Top awards went to Don Undis, a junior with a cumulative 4.0 average. Six others cited for 4.0 averages for the winter quarter were Mary Ellen Becker, Sandy Hennessy, Jerry Veldhuis. Cindy Wanous, Andi Wickstrom and Rosann Wilkes.

The banquet featured congratulations from WSC president Dr. Robert DuFresne and dean of student affairs Dr. John Kane, with entertainment by the Mistersippis barbershop quartet. The academic awards banquet cited all dormitory residents with grade points of 3.5 or higher, according to dorm director John Ferden. Rail crossing is closed for repair work The Milwaukee Road's airport crossing was to be closed for several hours beginning at 9 a.m.

today. Traffic was detoured to the private gravel road leading to Winona Aggregate with a flagman directing cars at the crossing for better safety. The railroad wanted to replace a damaged rail noticed this week, Amtrak sources reported. The local office said repairs weren't connected to a freight train which blocked many crossings in Western Winona for an hour or more late Thursday. Cause of the train stoppage wasn't reported.

Houston Co. GOP to meet CALEDONIA, Minn. State Sen. Lew Larson, R-Mabel, will be the keynote speaker at Saturday's Houston County Republican Convention here. The convention will run from 2-6 p.m.

Saturday in the Caledonia High School cafeteria. Sen. Larson represents District 35, which includes all of Houston County and parts of Winona and Fillmore counties. He has served in the state senate since 1958 and before that was a Fillmore County missioner. In 1957 he served a term as president of the Minnesota Association of Counties.

The primary business of the off-year convention will be the election of new officers. In years gone by (Extracts from the files of this newspaper.) 1965 -10 La Vern Kostner, 54, Arcadia, American College of Trial Lawyers. Dr. William H. Libby, son of been appointed research manager in of 3M Company in St.

Paul. Pfc. Robert D. Norby, son of Lanesboro, was named Soldier Bliss, Tex. 1950 25 Capt.

Stanley M. Duncanson has of the Month" by the Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. Robert Worchesek, have been living in Green Bay, Winona. At Community Memorial Hospital Christianson THURSDAY Elmer Christianson STRUM.

Wis. Elmer Christianson. 68, Strum, died Wednesday evening at Golden Age Nursing Home, Whitehall, where he had been a resident two years. A retired farmer, he was born Aug. 17, 1906, in rural Strum to Peter and Gurine Langlo Christianson and never married.

He was a lifelong member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church here. Survivors are: four brothers, William. Louis and Melvin, Strum, and Philip, Eau Claire, and three sisters, Mrs. Reinhart (Hilda) Skoug, Mrs. Mathilda Olson and Mrs.

Genhard (Vernie) Gullicksrud, Strum. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Immanuel Lutheran Church. the Rev. Luther Monson officiating.

Burial will be in St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call at the church chapel after 5 p.m. Saturday and until 11 a.m. Sunday and at the church after noon.

Kjentvet Son Funeral Home has charge of arrangements. Winona Funerals Mrs. Minnie Brink Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie E. Brink, St.

Anne Hospice, who died Wednesday, will be at 9:30 a.m. Monday at Burke's Funeral Home, the Rev. Lee Christopherson of the First Baptist Church officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Friends may call from 1 p.m. Sunday at Burke's Funeral Home. Police report Thefts From locked garage at Raymond Weilandt residence. 668 E. Sanborn Thursday night, dark green tool box and tools, two 20-inch bicycle tires, estimated $190 loss.

From Harold Bartz, 564 E. 4th jacket from Handy Corner Bar, 700 E. 5th early today, no value given. From Nicholas Lolacono, 420 E. 3rd yellow 20-inch bicycle unlicensed unlocked, from Northern States Power steam plant area April 6, $35 value.

From Douglas Wnuk, 657 Olmstead unlocked, unlicensed blue bicycle from NSP plant area April 6, $25 value. WINONA COUNTY From Robert C. Wright, St. Charles, license plates from fourwheel drive vehicle this week, Minnesota DN 7028. Miscellaneous Police found three 12-year-old boys who have admitted breaking window of Mrs.

Tekla Bombarger, 802 W. Wabasha with snowball Wednesday night. Through parents, they will arrange to pay for damages. Accidents CITY Thursday 11:20 a.m. Two-vehicle accident at intersection of Huff Street and Highway 14-61: Westbound truck, driven by David Barsness, Grand Rapids, struck a 1967 car driven by Margo Driscoll, Winona State College student, Richfield, Miss Driscoll was traveling south on Huff Street.

The tractor-semitrailer, owned by Dale Nichols, Grand Rapids, stopped in the median. Miss Driscoll's car stopped against the signal. Damages to the truck estimated at $150. The car was a total loss. Miss Driscoll was treated and released at WSC health service.

Fire Calls Thursday 3:27 p.m. Harmony Hotel, 204 Washington mattress fire, mattress removed, smoke extractor used. Returned 3:57 p.m. Bike-athon slated MONDOVI, Wis. (Special) The Mondovi FFA chapter will sponsor a bike-athon May 4 to raise money for the Buffalo County Cancer Society.

A predetermined 13-mile course has been established and a 5-mile route is also planned. Bike-athon riders must have a sponsor or sponsors who have pledged a cash donation for each mile ridden. Winona Daily News Friday, April 11,1975 7 NATION WEATHER US. Coat. of FORECAST Shew low WARM Saturday Rain is forecast for the Central Great Lakes and snow flurries are expected for the central Rockies and western Plains.

Cold temperatures are predicted for most of the nation. (AP Photofax) Spring likely to fall on weekend Spring, it appears, will fall on a weekend this year, Fantastic. That probably means, of course, that summer will fall during the week. Actually, today's spring-like weather and that forecast for the weekend still aren't quite up to normal levels for this time of year. But at least it's getting close.

The normal high for this time of year is 55 and we aren't expected to quite reach that, but the mercury should get into the 50s Saturday, and that's an achievement in itself. Normal ranges or not, the highest temperature recorded here yet this year is 51. and that was on March 17. Winona's high under sunny skies Thursday was 46, but this morning's low was a definitely unseasonable 19, just four degrees above the record low. The normal low for this date is 35.

While highs should stay in the 50s through the weekend. some clouds are expected to move back in Sunday, and there's a chance of rain. But while we bask in sunshine, much of the South is faced with flooding. The Mississippi is attacking levees at New Orleans, and up to 14 inches of rain in two days in southeastern Alabama has caused widespread flooding. Local observations OFFICIAL WINONA WEATHER OBSERVATIONS for the 24 hours ending at noon today.

Maximum temperature 46. minimum 19, noon 41. no precipitation. A year ago today: High 61, low 32, noon 55, no precipitation. Normal temperature range for this date 55 to 35.

Record high 81 in 1890, 1968, record low 15 in 1973. Sun rises tomorrow at 6:29 sets at 7:46. DEGREE DAYS (As temperatures drop, degree days rise) One method of figuring heating requirements is to calculate how many degrees a day's average temperature fell below 65. the point at which artificial heat is generally considered necessary. The resulting figure can be used to estimate fuel consumption.

For the 24 hours ending at 7 a.m.: Today 33 Season total 7063 1974 19 Season total 6491 000 a 1st Full 3rd Quarter New April 19 May 25 May 3 April 11 S.E. Minnesota Fair tonight and sunny Saturday, Lows tonight upper 20s. Highs Saturday in low 50s. Minnesota Fair tonight and mostly Saturday, Lows tonight 22-30. Highs Saturday 40s to mid-50s.

Wisconsin Clear and cold tonight, with lows in the 20s. Sunny, and warmer Saturday, with in the low to mid-50s. Winona Dam lockage DAM LOCKAGE cubic feet per second at 8 a.m. today. THURSDAY 11:30 a.m.-Joseph Hendrick, 12 barges, down.

12:45 p.m. Badger, seven barges, up. 6:15 p.m.- -John C. Byrd, 12 barges, down. 7:45 p.m.

-Presager, six barges, down. 11:15 p.m. -Tennessee, eight barges, down. 11:45 p.m. -Bruce Brown, three barges, down.

TODAY 7:35 a.m. Reliance, nine barges, down. 8:45 -Hawkeye, nine barges, down. The river Stage 24-hr. Today Chg.

Red Wing .3.6 Lake City .6.8 Wabasha. .7.2 Alma Dam, T.W.. .4.5 Whitman Dam 2.5 Winona Dam, T.W... ..3.4 WINONA. Trempealeau Pool Trempealeau Dam.

7 Dakota .7.5 Dresbach Dresbach Pool Dam .9.4 2.7 72 La Crosse 5.6 Tributary Streams Zumbro, Chippewa, Trempealeau, Theilman. Durand Dodge 30.3 .3.5 .4.6 777 Black, Neilisville .5.5 Black, Galesville 3.6 La Crosse, W. Salem 5.0 Root, Houston 9.2 5-day forecast MINNESOTA Mostly cloudy Sunday through Tuesday. Chance of rain east Sunday and north and eastcentral Monday Tuesday. Highs upper 40s and low 505.

Lows 28 to 38. Elsewhere HI LO PRC OfIk Albany 49 24 cir Albu'que 57 37 cdy Amarillo 54 39 .57 cdy Anchorage 40 33 rn Asheville 67 44 cdy Atlanta 66 51 .05 Birmingham 71 54 cdy Bismarck 39 24 cdy Boise 52 32 .04 cir Boston 35 cir Brownsville 70 cdy Buffalo 26 cir Charleston 65 39 cir Charlotte 70 53 .31 cdy Chicago 38 34 cdy Cincinnati 61 38 cdy Cleveland 26 cdy Denver 46 33 .07 sn Des Moines 39 30 cir Detroit 47 24 cdy Duluth 33 cir Fairbanks 37 28 cdy Fort Worth 63 52 .14 cdy Green Bay 25 cir Helena 36 16 cir Honolulu 65 cdy Houston 58 .09 cdy Ind'apolis cir Jacks'ville 72 62 3.13 rn Juneau 46 39 .07 rn Kansas City 30 cdy Las Vegas 48 rn Little Rock 75 47 cir Los Angeles 63 50 cdy Louisville cdy Marquette 34 cdy Memphis 73 48 cdy Miami 82 76 cdy Milwaukee 38 28 cir Mpis-St. P. 44 22 cir New Orleans 62 .62 cdy New York 35 cir Okla. City 59 38 cdy Omaha 27 cir Orlando 68 coy Philad'phia 31 cay Phoenix 64 cay Pittsburgh 27 cir P'tand, Ore.

37 cir P'land, Me. 47 28 cdy Rapid City 45 29 cay Richmond 57 38 cdy St. Louis 58 36 cdy Salt Lake 50 32 cdy San Diego 55 cay San Fran 48 cir Seattle 88538 42 cir Spokane 32 cir Tampa 74 cdy Washington 58 cir Billy Graham to preside at service WASHINGTON (AP) Billy Graham will preside at memorial services April 16 for the late Chiang Kai-shek of Nationalist China. Gen. Albert Wedemeyer, Discharges Mrs.

Ernest Nordsving and baby, 9120 Parks Ave. Mrs. Mark Kolter. 321 Mankato Ave. TUESDAY Births Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Gunderson, Trempealeau, a son. (Births elsewhere THURSDAY PHILADELPHIA. Dr. and Mrs.

Royal E. Thern, Philadelphia, a daughter, Rachel Elizabeth. Tuesday. Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs.

Royal G. Thern, 1351 Glenview Winona. Today's birthdays Carrie Ruth Thilmany, 340 Pelzer Apt. 6. Charlene Jaszewski, Bluff Siding, 7.

Mondovi told to apply for HUD funding LA CROSSE, Wis. The city of Mondovi has been told to formally apply for $378.000 in federal assistance by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Of 16 applying communities in the Mississippi River Regional Planning Commission (MRRPC) area, Mondovi alone succeeded, according to Jim Frymark of the MRRPC staff. "More than 200 Wisconsin communities, seeking more than $58 million worth of projects, tried for the $5 million HUD made available in the state.

Only 11. including Mondovi, were encouraged to proceed. said Frymark. A revolving loan fund for housing: downtown improvements, land for future low income housing, and park improvements highlight the Mondovi proposal. Exchange Building sold to realtor The Exchange Building at 4th and Center streets has been sold to Winona realtor Mark Zimmerman.

Wisconsin Minnesota Contractors, owner since 1962, announced the sale to Zimmerman, who operates Town and Country Realty Breezy Acres. Zimmerman plans a restoration program for the building to "keep the charm of the ediface and continue its improvement," WMC officials said. WMC and Winona Management plan to keep their offices in the building. Rushford honor students named RUSHFORD. Minn.

(Special) Sixteen Rushford High School students attained the A Honor Roll for the third nine weeks grading period. They are: Grade seven, Kari Smith: grade nine, Dave Brown, Lisa Johnson, Allen Kirchhof and Mark McManimon; grade 10. Karen Halverson and Teresa O'Donnell; grade 11, Mike Baker and Dawn Bremseth, and Grade 12, Scott Anderson, Ron Gaskin, Judy Helleland, Patty Himlie, Debbie Kilbury, Cindy Peterson and Mary Yonts. YEARS AGO was inducted as a fellow in the Mrs. Marian Libby, Winona, has the duplicating products division Mr.

and Mrs. Laird Adams, of the Month for March at Ft. YEARS AGO been selected as the "Policeman Police and Peace Officers Bulletin. former Winona residents who nine years, have returned to 1925. 50 YEARS AGO A barge load of heavy planks milled on Prairie Island was being unloaded today off the levee for the New Winona Manufacturing Co.

1900 -75 YEARS AGO Dr. F. S. James was elected president of the Southern Minnesota Dental Society. 1875 -100 The Merchants National Bank Center Street next to the post will fit it up at once for business.

(First Pub. Friday, April 4, 1975) State of Minnesota County of Winona in County Court Probate Division File No. 18,140 in Re Estate Of Goldie H. Oiseth, aka Goldimae H. Oisetti, Decedent for Hearing on Petition for Probate of will, and Codicil Thereto.

Limiting Time to File Claims and for Hearing Thereon. Neil K. Sawyer having filed a petition for the probate of the will and Codicil thereto of said decedent and for the appointment of First Northwestern National Bank as Executor, which will and Codicil thereto is on file in this Court and open to inspection; IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing thereof be had on May 5. 1975. at 9:00 clock A.M..

before this Court in the County Court room in the court house in Winona. Minnesota, and that obiections to the allowance of said will, and Codicil thereto if any, be filed before said time of hearing: that the time within which credit. ors of said decedent may file their claims be limited to sixty (60) days from the date hereof, and that the claims so filed be heard on June 6. 1975. at 9:00 o'clock A.M..

before this Court in the County Court room in the court house in Winona. Minnesota, and that notice hereof be given by publication of this order in The Winona Daily News and by mailed notice as provided by law Dated April 2, 1975. S. A. Sawyer Judge of the County Court (Court Seal) Hull, Robertson Wohletz Home Federal Building Fourth Center Winona.

Minnesota Attorneys for Petitioner (Pub. Date Friday, April 11, 1975) MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SCHOOL BOARD OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 861 Winona, Minnesota March 26, 1975 Chairman Allen called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Allen, Henry, Johnson, Kronebusch, and Trautner were present, Sadowski was absent. The Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent of Schools.

Director of the Hiawatha Valley Special Education Coop, Clerk Treasurer, Reporters for news media, and observers were also present. it was announced that the purpose of the special meeting was to consider an offer by Cathedral School to enter into an agreement whereby Cathedral School would sell a portion of its building to the school district with an agreement to repurchase at a future date. The portion of the building that would be proposed for sale contains 10,500 square feet and would be available July 1, 1975. The sale price would be $160,000. Cathedral proposed guaranteed repurchase price at the end of four vears $136.000, at the end of five $130.000, and at the end of six years $124,000.

School District No. 861 would be responsible for the cost of operation, decorating, and any damage that would maintenance, repairs, upkeep, insurance, occur to the premises during the term of the agreement. it was estimated that the cost of this arrangement over a four year period would be approximately $112.300. If the School District were to consider an outright purchase, such purchase price would have to be negotiated with the Cathedral Board. The $160.000 purchase price is only the price offered under the repurchase agreement.

The Junior High School Principal would prefer to have units located closer to the Junior High School so that there would not be a transportation problem. He also believes that by use of relocatable classrooms, the various grades in the Junior High School would remain more closely knit and not fragmented by having a portion of those grades in another facility and away from the pupils classmates. Another use for relocatable classrooms, if it were not possible to sell them at the conclusion of the need, they could be converted into administrative offices. One of the Board members stated that he would like to see discussion continue with Cotter High School to determine the cost of rental of facilities in that building. One of the faculty members was present and suggested that there were other factors to consider in a separate facility, such as library, audio visual, guidance, school nurse, and so forth.

That with the building being that far away these services would be less available to those pupils. in polling the Board, it was decided to consider portable units and also to consider negotiations with Cotter High School a to determine classroom and rental arrangements that might be made with that school. Aiso overtures are to be made to the City Council to determine whether it might be possible to vacate a portion of Washington Street for the placement of relocatable classrooms and to determine whether there would be any zoning restrictions that would prevent these classrooms being placed on the school property at Fifth and Winona Streets. It was pointed out that time is getting quite short and a decision will have to be made as to the way to go. Because if relocatables are the answer to the problem, then an architect must be engaged, bids must be advertised, the units have to be moved in and connected to utilities.

It was moved by Trautner, seconded by Kronebusch and carried to adjourn the meeting at 8:15 p.m. Paul W. Sanders Clerk (First Pub. Friday, April 11, 1975) State of Minnesota County of Winona SS. In County Court Probate Division File No.

18,147 In Re Estate of Margaret Herrick, Decedent Order for Hearing on Petition for Administration, Limiting Time to File Claims and for Hearing Thereon. Joan F. Laak having filed herein petition for general administration stating that said decedent died intestate and praying that Joan F. Laak be appointed administratrix: IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing thereof be had on May 5, 1975, at 9:15 o'clock A.M., before this Court in the county court room in the court house in Winona, Minnesota; that the time within which creditors of said decedent may file their claims be limited to sixty (60) days from the date hereof, and that the claims So filed be heard on June 23, 1975, at 9:15 o'clock A.M., before this Court in the county court room in the court house in Winona, Minnesota, and that notice hereof be given by publication of this order in The Winona Daily News and by mailed notice as provided by law. Dated April 9, 1975.

S. A. Sawyer Judge of the County Court (Court Seal) Harold J. Libera Attorney for Petitioner (First Pub. Friday, April 11, 1975) State of Minnesota County of Winona sS.

In County Court Probate Division File No. 18,146 In Re Estate of Lewis J. Burt, also known as Lewis J. Burt, Decedent Order for Hearing on Petition for Probate of Will, Limiting Time to File Claims and for Hearing Thereon. Roy W.

Grausnick having filed a petition for the probate of the will of said decedent and for the appointment of Roy W. Grausnick as Executor, which will is on file in this Court and open to inspection; IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing thereof be had on May 5. 1975, at 9:15 o'clock A.M., before this Court in the County Court room in the court house in Winona, Minnesota, and that objections to the allowance of said will, if any, be filed before said time of hearing: that the time within which creditors of said decedent may file their claims be limited to sixty (60) days from the date hereot, and that the claims so filed be heard on June 23, 1975, at 9:15 o'clock A.M., before this Court in the County Court room in the court house in Winona, Minnesota, and that notice hereof be given by publication of this order in The Winona Daily News and by mailed notice as provided by law. Dated April 9, 1975. S.

A. Sawyer Judge of the County Court (Court Seal) Harold J. Libera Attorney for Petitioner (Pub. Date Friday, April 11, 1975) NOTICE OF APPROVAL Notice is hereby given that the County of Winona, Department of Highways, die receive on April 9, 1975, approval of the location and design report. from the Minnesota Department of Highways, State Aid Division, according to regulations sei forth by the Federal Highway Administration, for the proposed im provement of County State Aid Highway No.

27, located between 2.6 miles SW a Rollingstone, 1663.0 South of the NW corner of Section 13, Township 107 North Range 9 West. The proposed improvement consists replacement of Bridge L- 1359. Plans and other pertinent information relating to the project are available for inspection at the County Highway Engineer's Office in Winona. Earl H. Welshons commander of U.S.

forces in China at the end of World War IL, will give a memorial address at the ceremonies in Washington National Cathedral, the Taiwanese disclosed Thursday. YEARS AGO has purchased the building on office block for a banking house and Earl H. Welshons, Winona County Highway Engineer, Winona County Highwav Department.