The Daily Republic from Mitchell, South Dakota • Page 3

7 DWU Service ClubsCircle Club Will Corn Palace Classic The Dakota Wesleyan sity Circle Club is, sponsoring the 1910 Corn Palace City Classic Basketball Tournament. The tournament will be held Dec. 30-31 at the Corn Palace. This year, something new has bene added: three games will be played each night. On Dec.

30, Hanson High School will battle Centerville High School in the preliminary game beginning at 5:30 p.m. At David Brewer Final Rites Set Funeral services for David: Brewer, 22, Loomis, will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the First United Methodist Church Dr. Dwayne F. Knight officiating.

The body will lie in state from 7-9 p.m. Monday at the Milliken Funeral Mr. Brewer, who was injured in a one car, accident three years ago, died Dec. 18 at a Mitchell hospital. Locals Clearings at the Mitchell banks Friday totaled $229,141.43.

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Schuh, Mitchell, are parents of a 7 pound, 14 ounce boy born 14 Parksion Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Ronnie Springfield, are parents of pound, Methodist ounce born Dec. 17 at Hospital, Burns Fatal to Mitchell Man Wilbur Creech, Mitchell, 62, died at about noon Friday at a Mitchell hospital of sive burns" suffered in a fire Thursday in his room at Mitchell Retirement Home. Mr. Creech was believed by home personnel to have been smoking in bed when the acci-: dent occurred. Funeral arrangements under the direction of Milliken Funeral Home are incomplete.

Mrs. Ed Cullen Rites at Reliance By Republic News Service RELIANCE Funeral Mass for Mrs. Edward (Nora) Cullen, 85, will be at 9:30 a.m., satur. day at St. Mary's Catholic Church here with the Rev.

Peter Kelly officiating. The Rosary will be at 8 o'clock Friday night at the McColley Funeral Home in Chamber. lain. Burial will be in St. Mary's I Cemetery.

Galena, to Mr. and Mrs. She was, born Dec. 8, 1885 at Grady and died Dec. 17 at the Chamberlain hospital.

Survivors include 2 sister, Ada, Galena, and nieces at Chamberlain. 'Her husband died in 1960. 3 Inches New Snow in Hills BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Snow from a storm that or. in Utah and came over the Rocky Mountains reached South Dakota's Black Hills late Thursday, dropping three inches new cover overnight at Rapid City. There was more light snow in the Hills area Friday, and there also was scattered snow in eastern parts the state as the storm continued its movement in diminished fashion.

The snow was expected to be out of the state by Saturday, but chill temperatures were moving in behind the front. Indications were that high temperatures through the weekend would show numerous readings at the below zero level and that highs probably would not exceed the teens many places. Warmer weather was in prospect by Monday. MISHAP REPORTED In a Dec. 17 accident at born and Birch, a 01966 sedan driven by Mitchellite Bonnie L.

Miller received an estimated $190 damage, and a 1964 ern Cleaners van driven by Mitchellite Roger D. Storm, about $100. Owner of the Miller vehicle is George Miller, SHOP IN MITCHELL WEEK END SPECIALS Saturday Sunday Night Smorgasbord Elegant Table SPECIAL Service Dining $1,95 featuring Kids Under 12 PRIME RIB $1.25 of BEEF Serving 11:30 'fil 8:00 (Extrg Thick Cut) HOLIDAY INN Mitchell, $. P. in Friday, Dec: 18, 1870 Mitchell batty Republic, MAIL December 19, -1970 Sponsor 1970 Cage Meet Wis.

to make tickets available in the La- towns of the participating high at 9 schools. Tickets will also be sold will at the door on both nights. Tig- Advance tickets sell for $3 lot adults and $1.50 for students. High These tickets will be good for both nights. Tickets purchased col- at the door sell for $2.00 for a- previous dults, $1.25 for students, and the $.50 for grade school children.

Game In addition, tickets for students dur- of the participating high school teams will be sold for only $1.00. Tickets sold at the door will be honored only on the nights they are sold. Tickets may be purchased by mail by writing to Roger Schna bel, 721 McCabe, Mitchell, S.D, 57301. Picase enclose a self addressed, stamped envelope with your order. Circle is a college men's service organization with chapters formed in all states of the United States and Canada, sponsored by Dakola Kiwanis International.

The Wesleyan is in the Minn-Dak. District, comprising Minnesota and the Dakotas, and has 18 clubs. p.m., the University of consin, Parkside, will play Crosse College, and p.m., Northwestern College play the Dakota Wesleyan ers, tournament hosts. On School Dec. will 31, play White Hurley Lake, School, and then the losing lege teams from night will play, followed by championship a me.

be the same as ing the previous night. on sale at Carousel Advance tickets ate, now The Scoreboard, Commer. cial Trust and Savings Bank or from Bernie Barnes at THE DAILY REPUBLIC. Arrangements ate being made Mitchellites' Grandson Dies Girl Senior Girl Scouts from Troop 17 wrap millens and other clothing articles from the "Mitten Tree," a project in which Mitchell Girl Scouts from all four levels partici. Scout Christmas pated.

The gifts were delivered to Rev, Ed Schafer for distribution in Chrismas baskets as a coordinated ject by various local service clubs. From left are Connie George, Jane Brown, Debbie Tegethoff, Sheree Davis, Barb Mason, Liz Sanders and Keigh Schilling. Senior Scouting Offers Community Service for High School Girls The "Mitten Tree" mas project is only one of the community service projects open to girls in grades 10 through 12 as part of the Senior Scouting program, The girls can work on badges individually as part of the troop, although basically it is a program of service. Aid bars can be carned after completing requirements and giving of service. hours, 17 seniors are ently working in various Mitchell retirement homes.

Special summer opportunitles available to the girls are the Wyoming Trek, Ten Sleep, Wyoming, and the Rockwood trip to Washington, D. On Dec. 28-30, senior Liz Sanders will be attending the Wadena, Minn. Senior Confer- engenior Troop 17, and Cadette Troops 117 and 291 spent last Tuesday evening caroling, after which a scout presented a gift and treat at the home of each elderly person. Seniors are under the leadership of Mrs.

Karl George and Mrs. Arvid Brown. Cadette leaders are Mrs. Paul Patton Mrs. George.

THE CIVIL AIR PATROL IS AT WAR! th AGAINST FLOODS, STEVE CANYON HURRICANES, SNOW, EARTHQUAKES. arid Field Enterprises, lue 1970 CREW CHIEF human frailty! Civil Air Patrol Marks 29th Anniversary Month Some 70,000 senior and cader members of the Civil Air Patrol; in nearly 2,300 local throughout the United States are marking December as the 29th anniversary month of CAP, according to local squadron com- Scouts Will Pick Up S.A. Food Bags Salvation Army food bags have been distributed in Mitchell, and will be picked up Saturday, Dec. 19 by Boy Scouts from those who wish to contribute. Pickups will be made east of Main from 9 a.m.

on, except the extreme southern will part, of the street, where bags be picked up from 2 p.m. Contributors are asked to leave; their bags on their porches inside! or between their outside and doors. Those whose bags were missed are asked 'to leave the Salvation Army headquar: ters, 113. W. 4th, Headquarter doors are open day.

COURT ACTION Pleading guilty through powerof-attorney in Davison County were District Lawrence F. Conrad, ScotCourt Friday morning land, $10 for a stop light violation; and Mitchellite Cynthia K. Balcom, $10 for a stop sign Violation. Appearing in court was Mitchellite Guy Croucher, $10 for two day's for a stop light violation. Project eligible to compete for flight training leading to private pilot certification and for a number of college scholarships and grants.

In 1970, 63 members re-1 ceived such grants and ships, valued at $41,000, In addition, CAP this year sponsored aerospace education. workshops at a number of colleges and universities for thousands of teachers interested in familarizing themselves with the aviation aerospace aspect of modern life. CAP helps promote the study of such jects in schools across the nation. CAP members fly approxi. mately 4,000 light aircraft, all but some 750 of them privately owned; operate a nationwide emergency communications network consisting of nearly 18,000 two way radio stations; and maintain a fleet of approximatekinds in support vehicles, 3,000 surface of all, and emergency service activities.

Welcome Wagon Project WATERTOWN Mass of the Angels for Shane Anthony Laccken, three month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard VanLaecken, formerly of Mitchell and Letcher, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the ate Conception Catholic Church in Watertown. Burial will be at 3 p.m.

at; St. Scholastical Cemetery at Letcher. The Mathiesen Gergen Rhodes and Wight Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. died Dec. 17 at the Waterlown hospital.

Survivors include the parents, Watertown; grandparents, Mr. Urban Hohn, Mitchell, and great grandmother, Mrs. Louis Kozel, Yankton. Ice Rinks to Open Soon Park Board crews are preparing ice rinks in Mitchell for the skating season to begin early next week. The crews have been delayed by a water main break at Munroe Park, but repairs are expected to be pleted by Friday afternoon and workers can resume ice making chores again.

Actual opening date for the rinks will depend in large part upon weather conditions. Temperatures between 0 to 20 degrees with cloudy skies are best for ice-making. Skating rinks are planned for Munroe Park on West 12th, Jennewein Park on Mitchell Boulevard, and Eastside Park on East 3rd. Music, concessions, and a warming house will be available at Munroe Park. What's Happening Open Swim 7-9 p.m.

Friday at YMCA. Family Time 2 5 p.m. Sunday at YMCA. Cave Inn p.m. Midnight Friday and Saturday for high schoolers.

AA Meeting 8:30 p.m. day at 424 E. 9th; public invited. Bazaar All day Saturday at Brady Memorial Home. Santa Claus at Milwaukee Railroad Depot 7 p.m.

Saturday for children of Milwaukee employes. Christmas Program 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Beulah arene Church, 12 miles east, 12 miles north and one mile west of Mitchell. Christmas Concert Includes Singers The Changing Winds, dir- annual Mitchell Senior High Ensemble and Band by Harold ected by Robert Ellingson, School Christmas Concert. The Hamaker, and scenery was were forming among at the Thursday groups night's vocal Ellingson, groups were the conducted Keyboard partment constructed under by the direction of Barbara Ellwein.

CITY NOT RESPONSIBLE City officials have announced that the city will not be responsible for possible ill effects to stray dogs captured by means of a tranquilizer gun when the dogs are off the premises of their owners. The amount of tranquilizing agent used is based on an estimate of the dog's weight, which can be misleadduring the winter due 1o ing thick coats. DANCE Dec. 19 The Wires "Rock" LANE BALLROOM Y's Men's Christmas TREE SALE Buy a Tree That Brings Good Cheer Any Year OPEN NOON 'TIL 9:00 P.M. LOT N.

MAIN GUYS YOU'LL LOVE or HATE! They ripped an underworld apart! LAN Devil's 8 COLOR PATHE STARrING Shows at 7:05 9:00 GR CHRISTOPHER ROM LESLE CO-STARRING 2005 ad GEORGE' FABIAN' NARDINI PARRISH BISHOP HAGEN EN MEEKER, HURRY, ENDS SAT. THE SHOCK SQUAD THAT SALASHES THE WORLD Mitchellites Mrs. Ella Loon, left, and Mrs. Connie Sauer wrap gifts at Newberry's as part of a Mitchell Welcome Wagon Christmas project. Wrapping materials are provided by the store, and ceeds will go to the James Valley Association for Retard.

ed Children. The project gan last Monday and will last until Dec. 24. (Republic Photo by Winheld) ASL LAST TIME Saturday Dec. 19 McKenzie Break THEY AIMED HIM AT CORDOBA'S FORTRESS, AND PULLED THE TRIGGER! THE MIRISCH PRODUCTION COMPANY presents GEORGE PEPPARD.

CANNON FOR CORDOBA STARTS SUNDAY! STATE CP Sun. Wrek Show Con'l. Days 7:15 Times from 1:15 9:15 mander Lt. John Heegle. CAP was founded in 1941 on Dec.

1 one week before Pearl Harbor by aviation minded individuals to assist in America's defense efforts. During World War II, CAP members flew more than 24 million miles on anti submarine patrol and more thousands on a variety of non combatant missions for the armed forces, Today, CAP, official civilian auxiliary of the U. S. Air Force, carries on the work started by those pioneers. It's pilots, obseryers, and ground crewly members fly mercy missions of many kinds, conduct air search and rescue operations, assist in emergency relief work in cases of local or national ters, and help educate the general public on aerospace and its impact on the nation and the world.

The nation's largest volunteer air search and cue organization, CAP nually flies nearly 70 per cent of all flying hours pended on search and cue missions in the U. S. the first six months of 1970, CAP was credited with sav. ing the lives of nearly 20 persons through such efforts alone. Another of CAP's prime missions is cooperating with Civil Defense in national emergency training.

The organization is prepared to carry out a variety of urgent ciyil defense missions in case of attack upon this country. From its national headquarters at Maxwell AFB. CAP oversees a comprehensive program of aerospace education its cadets, ages 13 through 117. These young people ARE YOU IN NEED OF Banquet Facilities? Then Phone 942-5632 We Also Provide a Complete Catering Service Be Sure To Enjoy Our SALAD BAR Served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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