The Daily Republic from Mitchell, South Dakota • Page 3

Completes Big Deal Ed Fiala, left, owner of Implement, shakes hands with C. W. Nelson, representa- tive of Llndsey Brothers Farm Equipment Company, after the farm equipment which Fiala purchased arrived at the implement company Wednesday afternoon. 83 Drivers Transport Machinery A total of 83 friends and neighbors aided Ed Fiala in unloading and transporting the combines, dryers, corn heads and tractors which arrived in Mitchell Wednesday morning. The crew started unloading shortly after 7 a.m.

and eventually met at the Super City Parking lot at 2:30 to begin the drive to Fiala Implement. (Republic Photos By Johnston) Walk Shew- Boxoffice Hours Are Extended Extended boxoffice hours for the Lawrence Welk Show, playing at the Corn Palace Festival here Sept. 21 through 28, were- announced Thursday, The Corn Palace Committee said that "due to unprecedented demand for tickets, the box- office will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Mondays and from 10 a.m.

to '6 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays." These hours will remain in effect until the opening the festival on Sunday, Sept. 21. Advance ticket sales for the 15 Welk Show performances "are far surpassing those for any other show to date in the 77 years of Corn Palace history," the committee said. "We are assured of a record-breaking sellout." Some seating is still available for all performances, but best choice is for the shows Monday through seats are reserved.

Two performances are scheduled for opening day, at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday there are two shows per day at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m., with a special matinee at 2 p.m. Saturday, the final day.

Mail orders are filled in the order received when accompan led by a check or money order and a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Seats may be reser ved by writing Box 250. Corn Palace, Mitchell, S.D. 57301, or by telephoning 996-7738. TAP Holds Regular Meet Al Wehde, Chairman of the Davison County Technical Ac tion Panel, reports that the TAP Committee held its regular monthly meeting August 18.

Gilbert McTighe from th Mitchell City Planning Commission gave a full report on the comprehensive plan for the future development and redevelopment of the central business district of Mitchell. Mr. McTighe said this is long-time plan which will take a number of years to complete. There is developed in the plan a list showing the general' sequence of events that should be followed implementing the Central Hold 40-Year Class Reunion The Piano graduating class of 1929 held a 40-year reunion at the Brig Wednesday night. Eight of the 10 graduates were in attendance.

Seated from left are Miss Dorothea Wickett, Mitchell; Sister Dolores (Eva Harris), Holy Spirit, Mil- chell and Mrs. Edwin Kregas- Id (HUdora Ness), Paradise, Calif. Standing: Ed Kregaski, Paradise, Mrs. Mabel Mahoney, Fulton; Mrs. Robert Braatz (Emma Kendall), Litchfield, Mrs.

Clarence Holborn (Gyda, Good- win), Mitchell and Raymond Olson, Artesian. Not in attendance were Eldon Welch, Paradise, and Rev. Clarence Hamm, Chevoa, 111. This was the first reunion the class has ever Photo by Johnston) Services For Ex-Mitchellite Held Thursday, Funeral services for the 'Rev. T.

F. Doyen, 51, formerly of Mitchell, were Thursday afternoon at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Redficld. Rev, Doyen was pastor of the Trinity Lutheran Church in Mitchell when it was organized in 1957 and served until going to Redficld in 1961. He lost his eyesight several years ago but continued his pastoral duties until resigning earlier this year because of ill health. He died Aug.

19 at a Redfield hospital. Survivors include his widow, one son, James in the service, who recently returned torn Vietnam; two daughters. Ixris and Hope, at home, and sister, Mrsi Kammer, North Dakota. 71 Pass Swim Lessons A total of 71 students passed the Whittier and surrounding area swimming lessons at Hitchcock Pool, according to Gretch en Deitzel, head instructor. Whittier was the last school to recieve lessons this summer.

Following is a list of the students passing the respective courses: Beginners Trisha Adams, Jill Alexander, Janet Crockett, Kathy Collins, Janet Huber, Eddie Yellowbird, Terry Adams, Jody Balcom, Darlene Carlson, Fred Daman, Kathy Daman, Terry Gordon, Kelly 1 Julie Locken, Keven Manken, Patricia Rehling, Steve Stenberg, i Goldhammer, Allan Grecnw a Barb Hall, Carol Hooker, Ann Kock, Terry Mason, Debbie Roth, Dawn Lubbers. Stephanie Rice, Connie Younie, John Rhykus and Lori Nemeth. Advanced Beginners Jane Baldwin, Marty Hearll, Duane Kellinger, Joe Knappe, Diane Lubbers, Judy Baldwin, Mary Koch, Janelle Liddeke, Bible School Schedule For Baptist Church Daily Vacation Bible' School will be conducted at Northridge Baptist Church Aug. 25-29 from p.m. each day.

The school is for all children, Kinder garten through high school. Teachers will be Mrs. Leslie Johnson, Gene Rehling and Mrs. Albert Vander Linde. Theme of the sessions are "Let's Go With Christ." Program Is Set for Demo Meet Here The South Dakota Democratic Party will hold a statewide dinner at.Mitchell, South Dakota on Saturday, August 30, 7:00.

p.m. Senator George McG will be the featured speaker, the program will honor the Youth of Heiry Masoii, Brad and Dakota. Young people in Robertson. Intermediates Mary Crockett, Lori Lubbers, Steve Nemeth, Greg Patton, Craig Phinney, Vicki Fitzler and Randy Kellinger. Water Safety Aides Brad Bowling, John Meager, Richard Puetz, Mike Puetz, Dixie Durst, Nancy Carpenter, Gayle Parkhurst and Clyde Coin Junior Life Saving Peggy Adams, Mike Asmus, Paul Evans, Sam Gibson, Sue Nemeth, Nancy Shaffer and Barney Summers.

Swimmers Joanie Adams, Susan Barnhart, Mike Bender, Sarah Grigg, Debbie Patton, Janice Putzier, Toni Sills, Debbie Mik; Wittenhagen. Smith and Apply For Missouri River Water Rights The Lower James Conserv ancy Sub District has made an application for a permit to appropriate for beneficial use 4,580 cubic feet of water per second of time from the Missouri point of diversion is to the program are Hugh Holmes, Doland; David Jones, Britton; Ted Weiland Madison and Beverly Welch, Doland. Following the program two youth bands from Alexandria and Ethan will play dance music for the young people (the old may join if they are so inclined). Tickets for the dinner and dance will be $2.00 for the young people and $10.00 for adults. A State Central Committee meeting is the same day in the Holiday Inn at Mitchell at 1:30 P.M.

Plans are to adopt a constitution for the South Dakota Democratic Party and to set up an essay contest for all South Dakota high school seniors. Grond, secretary, said the Democratic Party "will be out of debt and all this should help to restore South Dakota to a two-party system of government." Dealer Buys $1,179,000 In Equipment A combined shipment of tractors, cornheads, combines and dryers totaling $1,179,000 was purchased by Ed Fiala, owner of Fiala Implement located at Fulton. The majority of the farm equipment in Mitchell early Wednesday morning via train and was unloaded by Fiala's friends and neighbors and transported to the imp.lement company later in the afternoon. A total of 83 helpers aided in the unloading and transporting. The machinery and the equipment left the Super City parking lot at 2:30 and began the hour caravan to Fiala Implement.

There were 66 combines in the purchase, accounting for the majority of the machinery. Along with the combines, there were 29 dryers, 54 two, four and six-rosv corn heads and 12 tractors. Unloading operations started shortly after 7 a.m. and the equipment was finally put in its place at 4 p.m. Wednesday afternoon.

Fiala 'has been in the imple ment business for 27 years and stated that his selling area was "from water to water." He employs no salesmen because he himself likes to meet his customers. "My wife and I feel we have a full time job," mentioned Fiala. "We take care of the livestock, farm and the machinery ourselves and hire only three full-time employes, Fiala will hold an auction Saturday, Aug. 30 to move some of the used equipment which is presently at the implement company. in Business District Plan.

Donald Norby of the State Employment Service provided the group with a detailed report on the results of a nine-county labor survey recently completed in Davison, Aurora, Douglas, Hanson, Hutchinson, Jerauld, Sanborn, Miner and McCook Counties. This survey was started on June 9, 1969, and completed on July 18, 1969. North Centra! Reports Loss As of June 30 MINNEAPOLIS tfl Locals Clearings at the Mitchell banks Thursday totaled $231,940.33. For entertainment nightly, go to the Moonlight Lounge. Adv.

A boy was born August 18 at St. Joseph Hospital to Mr. and Mrs, John Pollard of Mt. Vernon, weighing seven pounds, 11 ounces. Casey's melon stand on east Highway 16 will open Aug.

22 with home grown vegetables. Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. daily. Discontinued selling at the farm.

Phone 996-7279, Beatrice Williamson, Route 3, Mitchell, is among the 525 students scheduled to receive degrees at the University oi Denver's summer commencement exercise Friday, Aug. 22. Should you fail to receive your copy of The Daily Republic on any weekday, phone 996-5514. Complaint calls should be made before 6:00 p.m. weekdays anc on Saturdays before 4:30 Your Daily Republic will be delivered.

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Dobras and family of Anahedf, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. J.

Dobras, his sister and husband, Mr, and Mrs, Sylvester Getz, and other relatives Temple Buell College officials at Denver, Colorado have announced the admittance of Karen Culhane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Culhane, Mitchell and Barbara Ann Crockett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Crockett of Mitchell. Band Concert Program Wphlenberg was selected as Miss University of South Dakota this past year. The final summer band concert will be held next Friday, Aug. 29. Mitchell Man Enrollment Figures For City Schools Preliminary enrollment figures at the Mitchell Schools appears to be quite stable, according to school administrators Following is a breakdown oi enrollment of the elementary schools: Eugene Litchfield 315.

Longfellow 443. Piano 144. Whittier 397 These figures result in a total of 1,616 elementary students this year compared to 1,618 of a year ago. Junior High has a tentative enrollment of 754, Senior High enrollment is about 621 but school officials report that there are several students who have not finalized iheir registration and the Voc Tech School has a tentative enrollment of 420 students. Approximately 90 Senior High students are also expected to become involved in courses at the Vocational School.

A dance routine Sejnoha, Kelly Johnson Alfred, Debbie Pekas, Michelle Wolfe, Jennifer Robertson and Dawn Fitzler will highlight the Friday, Aug. 22 Mitchell Municipal Band Concert on the Court House lawn, beginning at 8 p.m. Other numbers to be featured this week include: Mount of Might Concert March Eric Osterling. Grand March from Arr. Eymann.

Dancing Reeds Elshch. Tea for Two routine by Kathy Peart, Kailhy Pierson, Sheree Tiegen, Sarah Reynolds and Joni Swanson. Anniversary' Song Arr, Yoder. Twirling routine by Carol Berg, Kelly Hills, and Peggy Kabeiseman. The pajama game Adler-Ross-Arr.

Reed. Twirling routine by Jennifer and Jessica Armstrong, Julie Schonebeck and Dawn Brick. Git on Board Novely Arr. Yoder. The remaining portion of the program will be an 18-piece dance band backing vocals of Miss Andrea Jo Wohlenberg, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Don Wohlenberg of Mitchell. Miss Files For Bankruptcy RonnbHC Thursday, August 21, 10S9 3 What's Happening? Game night American Legion holding regular game night Thursday evening. Lions Lions Club meets every Thursday 12:15 p.m. at Lawler Cafe.

Game Women of thd Moose game night Wednesday evening. Friends of Middle Border from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.

on Sunday. Corn Palace frmirs Tours Jiven every ten minutes daily beginning at 7 a.m. through 9 p.m. Corn Palace Indian Dances- Dancing three times daily; 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 1 p.m.

by Lynn SIOUX FALLS (fft Bankrup- ion, Anne tcy filings in Federal Court here William Bradford Giddings, Mitchell, debts assets $513. Louis Thomas Meehan, Madison, debts assets $3,951. Donald Martin Wehner, Rapid City, debts assets $314. Cecil Kruse, Rapid City, debts $37,163, assets $4,320. For your car your home your life and your health State Farm is all you need to know about insurance.

See me. BILL DeMARANVILLE 996-3611 111 E. 3rd STATE FARM Insurance Companies Home Offices; Bloomlngton, Illlnoli CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all of our friends, neighbors, and relatives for their kindness and help during our time of sorrow, and for the cards, messages, and Mass offerings received from them. It was sincerely appreciated. The Family of Edward W.

Fix the six months The Twin Cities based re- River Yankton Bon Horn me, Charles Mix, Brule and Buffalo gional er showed 2Q 6 Counties. Icent gain in revenue for the six The application plan calls for; month jth revenue totaling, the water to be used for future nearly $30 5 mUlion comp ared irrigation on approximately with about $25 3 mi lion the! 150,000 acres of land in Brule, period year ear i ier Charles Mix, Douglas Bon; The airlines attributed the op- i Homme, Aurora, Jerauld, Davi- erating loss to bad weather i ast son, Hutchmson, Yankton, Han- er son and the west half of Min-; rhe most pro i onge adverse: er Counties, and for weather con( jitions in the air- fish and wildlife development, t- mG 2 1 year history" was recreation, pollution abatement, the ma rea son for the operat-j food control, municipal and in- mg losSj said chairman! dustrial purposes. Hil N. Carr. The application will be con-! sidered at the Water Resources Locusts cannot fly until their Commission in Pierre on Sept.

3 1 body temperature reaches a-: at 2 p.m. I bout 70 degrees National Members of the commission Geographic says. The cool of tay that all interested persons jnight stiffens their muscles, and are invited to attend tiw meet- 1 they must back in the sun fore taking wins. ut Where Your Friends Meet and Eat DRIVE INN Lake Mitchell IIOXV got to it NOW SHOWING! Shows at 7:00 9:00 believe Ml! VonTfootts The HEEDS? ALVERO Theatre Parkston, S. D.

7:30 Sat. 7 8:55 "HOW TO COMMIT THE TWO GIANT: OF COMEDY HOPE JACKIE GLEASON Lake Vue Drive-ln BIG DOUBLE FEATURE ITOW BLOCKBUSTER. FASCIMftTIN6I Smith, Cosmopolitan (20TH CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS CHARUON HESIDN an ARTHUR JACOBS production plANET RODDYMcDOWALL-MAURICE EVANS KIM HUNTER-JAMES WHITMQRE JAMESDA1Y AND ALSO Valley We can supply al.l your drug and sundry needs. Open Evenings till 9 301 North Main Phono 996-5674 Starts TOMORROW He has a wife. She has a husband.

With so much in common they just have to fall in love. TECHNICOLOR Show Times Fri. 2:15,7:25, 9:20 Jack Lemmon Catherine Deneuve are "The April Fools" "My wife ignores me, my son hangs up on me, my dog growls at me. I think I'm ready for something." Suggested for Mature Audiences Parental Discretion Advised STATE SOMETHING.