The Daily Journal from Fergus Falls, Minnesota • Page 5

I Old Earthen Dam Gives Way LEE, Mass. (AP) An cu don: built. to control spring flooding gave way Sunday, letting loose A wall of water that killed one man, wrecked homes nnd dumped muck in a building four mlles away. Rescuers searched for the body of a woman believed rapped when water from manmade Lake Lee poured through 1 40-foot hole in the dam. Police said the water gushed Into East I.ec -normally A placid trout flowed its banks and swept away everything in ils path.

The Jake was swollen by two days of torrential rains that caused minor flooding on rivers and streams in most of New England. A witness said a wave of water 10 feet high and 150 yards wide wrecked six homes, floodcd dozens: more and uprooted large trees in its path. The flood swept several cars off a 1wo-mile section of U.S. Route police said no bodlies were found inside. The Lee exit of the Massachusetts Turnpike was dosed by the water.

Witnesses said the dead man, Edward Gage, Gl, was swept from the porch of his home by water, which carried the house more: than 1,000 feel perass a highway. Heavy rains and rapidly meltlasting snow have poured thousands of tons of water into New Eng. land waterways, but the only serious flooding was at I.ce. SHAMPOO-SET $200 HAIRCUT $200 CLUSTERED The easy way to a beautiful hairdol Add body and bouncing curl! Lanolin conditions as it curls. LANOLIN PERM $750 Haircut extra Dial 736-7211 for BEAUTY SALON your next MEZZANINE appointment Merlip Name of Strout Really Changed by Jorgenson The name of Strout Really Company, represented in this! area by Joe Jor.

genson, has been changed (o "Joe Jorgenson RealThe office 3 location remains the same at 106 E. Was inglon Avenue, and the firm will continue lo specialize in Jorgenzon homes, farms, resorts and business properties. Mel Mathison, insurance broker, will also sell real estate as an associate, BIDS POR INSTRUOTIONAL SUPPLIES the Sealed Clerk bids of will Independent be received School District No. 644, Otter 'Tull Coumts, Fergus Falls, Minnesota in the 81 the Superintendent's Office Vocational Building up to 7:30 al p.m. Supplies for the 1968-09 school April 9.

1968 for Instruction. year. to Let bel are available of items and specifications lice of tho Superintendent ct Schools, Vocational Building, Hergus Fails, Stinnesota. The School Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. H.

C. Erickson; Clerk Inal. School District No. 544. Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 March 12, 196S EASTER CARDS by Gibson At Easter, remember your friends both far and near.

Choose from our big selection of modern greeting They're the to say the least! AAAAAAAA ANDREWS MEISTER DRUG ROTTISAY STUDENTS NAMES WERE OMITTED The maines of seniors Stephone Magnusson and Faith son were omitted last week from the list! of Naticnal Honor members at Rothsay High School this spring. In Municipal Court The highway patrol charged Bernotf Johnson, Pelican Rapids, with driving while intoxicaled and he was fined $100 in municipal court today. Ile also was charged with having an open bottle in a vehicle and he was fined $50, City police John Henry Bugbee, Underwood Rt. 2, with driving while intoxicated and he was fined $100. City pollce charged Gregory Mowers, Northern, with a stop sign violation and he for: feited $15.

Bruce Fergus Falls Route 3, forfelted $20 on a city police charge of speeding. Susan Breiman, South Concord, forfeited $25 on a city police charge of a stop sign violation. Waller Loyd, Fergus Falls, was fined $5 on a city police charge of failing to display 1968 license plates, Barry Stewart, Battle Lake Route 2, forfeited $20 on a cily police charge of speeding. Oscar Pederson, Clitherall, forfailed $20 on a sheriff's office charge of intoxication. Kenneth Turnquist, International Falls, was fined $25 on a sheriff's office charge of possession of beer by a minor.

Social Security Man Here Each Tuesday David Budik, claims represenlative of the Fargo Social Security office, will be in the Court House in Fergus Falls each Tuesday from 9 a.m, to 3:30 p.m. General information is available during those hours. To file an application for benefits individuals should write the Fargo office for an appointment at least 10 days in advance. Dallon Firemen Fight Two Fires in Woods DALTON Local firemen were called out twice on Sunday to stop fires that started in wooded areas. Sunday afternoon they were called to the Tony Bye farm, miles south of the Swan Lake Church when fire spread from a pile of brush being burned, into the woods.

No buildings were threatened. About 9:15 p.m., the Dalton firemen were called to another woods fire located two miles north of Dalton. Origin of the fire was unknown. AUCTION SALE The undersigned will sell at Public Auction at Mrs. Alex Albjerg farm located 2 miles SW of Underwood or 8 mi.

E. and 1 mi. S. of Fergus Falls, onThursday, March 28 Commencing at 12:00 O'clock Sharp Circle 4, Sverdrup Aid Will Serve Lunch TRACTORS AND MACHINERY All Machinery in Excellent Condition. 1940 Model John Deere Tractor John Deere 28-Ft.

Tubular Grain Elevator with 1950 Model IHC Tractor gas engine 2-Wheel Manure Spreader John Deere No. 5 Power Mower New Idea 4-Bar Side Delivery Rake John Deere No. 999 2-Row Corn Planter Infernational Field Cultivator John Deere 10-Ft. Drill with high rubber Farm Hand Loader with hay and manure wheels and grass seeder loader Wooden Wheel Wagon John Deere 8-FI. Grain Binder 3-Section Boss Harrow Steel Wheel Wanon Oliver 3-14" Trio Beam Plow 5-Section Boss Harrow Dump Rake John Deere No.

44 2-14" Plow International Horse Drawn Mower John Deere 22-Inch Threshino Machine McDeering Corn Binder 1HC 10-Ft. Tandem Disk DAIRY EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS International Milker Pump Motor Some Steel Posts and Wood Posts 300-gal. Fuel Tank Hog Netting Shallow Well Pump and Tank Rubber Tire Wagon Sel Tractor Chains Drinking Cups and Pipeline Dirt Scrapper Two Ladders-12 and 26 ft. 20 Stanchions Cream Separator Four 10-hole Poultry Nosis Horse Harness Power Lawn Mower Viking Hammer Mill HAY AND FEED Walking Plow Some Extension Cord About 475 bu. Oats Rubber Impeller Pump 16-ft.

4-in. Grain Auger 6-hole Hog Feeder Wheelbarrow HOUSEHOLD GOODS 16-ft. Feed Bunk 1949 Ford Pickup 4-Burner Frigidaire Electric Stove Eight Stock Tanks Leg Vise Air Compressor Frigidaire Saw Mandrel Fishing Rods Battery Charger Refrigerator Bob Sled Lanterns Hydraulic Jack Misc. Dishes, Crocks, elt. End and Coffee Tables Hero Fanning Mill and Motor Electric Drill Socket Set Buggy Seat Cast Iron Tea Kettle Dining Room Table and 4 Chairs 75-ft.

7-in. Endless Drive Belt Electric Drill Lite Wood Bedroom Set with Box Spring Bed Some pipe and Corrugated Many Misc. Farm Hand and CarponAntique Sheels ter Tools USUAL TERMS OF SALE. Make arrangements with clerk for credit befor bidding. No goods to he removed from premises until settled for.

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS. Warron Mrs. Alex Albierg E. Beckman, Auctioneer Farmers Stato Bank, Underwood, Clerk -Corinne Opsahl Dies in Fargo at 58 Corinne Opsall, West Stanton, dled at St. Luke's pital In Fargo Sunday at 5:55 a.m.

She was 58 years old. For the past five years Miss Opsahl had been a nurse's aid at the Broen Memorial Home. She was born In Norwegian Township near Pelican Rapids Feb. 4, 1910. Surviving are a sister, Mrs.

I.con Fronning of Moorhead, and two brothers, George Opsals! of Brockenridge and Arnold Opsahl of Rothsay. Services, Lutheran will he Church held at Thurs- the day at 11 a.m. with the Rev. C. K.

Preus officinting. Interment will in the church cemetery. Friends may call al the GlendeJohnson Funeral Home. Annual CAP Meeting al New York Mills April 3 NEW YORK MILLS The third annual meeting of the 01- ter Tall Wadena Community tion Council will be held jat the New York Mills High School auditorium on Wednesday, April 3, at 8 p.m, Wallace Alchlberg of the Chicugo regional Office of Econ(omic Opportunity will he the speaker. Business will include election of members to the hoard of directors, reports of progress and other topics.

The meeting is open to the public, Car Caches fire Wiring In 11. car owned by Phil Gerhardson, Fergus Fulls, caught fire near Union and Ca: your Sunday and firemen were called al 5:40 p.m. Minor damage was reported. Shrine Circus Booked for July 19 and 20 The Birak Shrine Club announced today, that the 1908 Shrine Circus for children has ixeen booked for Friday and Satunlay, July 10 and 20 at the fair grounds in Fergus Falls, The Birak Shriners anticipate at least two days of summer weather for the event when penice cream and warm shine will make the fair grounds the fun place of all the Olter Tail Empire. Royal Arch Masons MEETING Tuesday, March 26 8:00 p.m.

Lunch Sidney Michaelson, B.P. The frat known Industrial use Fergus Fells Daily lownal of gas Pennsylvania occurred salt In 1840, maker when used Monday, March 25, 1968 6 gas heat. THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK By ROBERT OLSON people have different attitudes toward Different and life. Consider for example, these two people quotes. Bishop Sheen quotes Jean de Rougement as saying, "if my neighbor is stronger than fear him if he Is weaker, I despise him; if we are equal, 1 resort to subterfuge.

What motive could I have for obeying him, what reason for loving him?" The second quote is from an unknown author "When you're tired and worn at the close of the day, and things don't seem to be going your way, When even your patience has come to an end, taking time out and Confide in a Friend Pertry haps he too may have walked the same road, with troubled heart and a burdensome load, To a find peace and comfort somewhere hear the end, when he stopped long enough to Confide in a for there are most welcome a few lends words of cheer, for some one who willingly you an ear No trouble exists that time can not mend, but to get quick -Confide in a Friend." Two entirely different attitudes. Which do you like best? OLSON FUNERAL HOME, Court and Junius, Fergus Falls. Phone 736-7586. OUR RIPPLE KNIT SHIFTS GO MORE PLACES, MORE OFTENI Great fashion news for the half size figurel Smart, stay-neat knits of ripple textured Flattering blacks and browns heightened with the cool contrast of white panels, yokes, and trims. Just the look you want for luncheons in town or seeing the sights with their crease-shedding poise and forever-freshness.

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