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inonciol Services Wmm tew teffe FOR SALE BY OWNER, 4 plei in BLACK DtHT, fill dirt, crushed rock Call before I am or after 7 pm, 423-1424. Manly, la. 424-4324. WANTED: Garden tilling with roto tiller. Ph.

423-5370. May 3, 1975 I Mason City, Iowa 40093 Services Offered 9 WINDOW changing cleaning, trash hauling. Mr. Pint, 424-3449. WILL do garden roto tilling, Cub Cadet tractor.

424-407. Busines Opportunity 7 BARN Painting, Free estimates. Lowest prices in area. 423-4422. COUPLES EARN EXTRA si INCOME.

own sales and WINDOW Changing 4 other outside chores. Frank IngersoH, 424-W4S. management business helping others earn money. Keep your present job for top part time earnings. No investment except time.

If you TRASH 4 rubbish hauling. Clarence want security with freedom and can show ambition, ability and desire Luther Morales Luther Morales, 44, of 1039 6th SE, died Saturday at a Mason City hospital. He was employed at Armour and Co. and had lived in Mason City since 1953. He is survived by bis wife, Conchie; two sons, Luther and Richard; and five brothers, four sisters and his father.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Holy Family Catholic Church with the Rev. Robert Hogan, member of the Mason City Team Ministry, officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery. Visitation is after 3 p.m.

Sunday at Patterson James Chapel, where a scriptural vigil will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, followed by a Spanish rosary at 8. write for details to: Bob A Jean Nelson, Hampton, la. V-n JOB SECURITY. Interested in ow ning or running a dry clean laun 1 FIT trt dry? You can get started on very little capital.

Write Box 310 Mason City, Iowa 50401. t4-M JMKU MLMM PAY yourself dividends, own a business. Locker-Hardware Store- resort GUIDE Grocery Store-Service Station-Recreational Sales-Bar 4 Grill-Lounge-Auction Barn-Mlllworks-Plumbing Shop-Bowling Alley-Caged Layer Unit-Laundromat. Call UNITED, 423-1S27. Check this convenient guide every Saturday in the Globe-Gazette! COUPLES, housewives, individuals.

5 Unusual opportunity for good ear Indians driven from pork plant in South Dakota WAGNER, S.D. (AP) South Dakota Atty. Gen. William Janklow directed a tear-gas barrage that ended a 16-hour takeover by armed Indians of a meat plant here. When it was over, be said federal policy dealing with such disturbances is a failure because the state always winds up doing the federal government's work.

Seven heavily armed Indian militants took control of the Yankton Sioux Industries Pork Plant early Friday and held it until state Highway Patrol officers and Bureau of Indian Affairs police flushed them out with tear gas Friday night. All seven were arrested, but no charges were filed against them immediately. The militants held two employes of the plant for a brief period, but were released with minor injuries. There was sporadic gunfire from the plant after the occupation, but authorities said there were no injuries. Janklow said the car of plant manager Melvin Rosenthal, who was forced from the plant at gunpoint early Friday, was hit by gunfire.

Janklow said none of the state and federal law officers surrounding the plant returned fire. An American Indian Movement-affiliated arm of the Yankto Sioux Tribe, calling itself the Eagle Warrior Society, held the plant for three days in mid-March, protesting working conditions there. Hamilton named Land Bank head Steven Hamilton, vice president of the Mason City Federal Land Bank Association, has been promoted to president of the Federal Land Bank Association of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, effective May 12. Hamilton is a native of the Hampton area. He began his Land Bank career in James S.

Brown James S. Brown, 47, Route 3, Mason City, died Saturday at a Mason City hospi. tal. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the First United Methodist Church with the Rev.

S. Wlllard Cunningham officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemeter-y. Visitation is from 1:30 p.m. Sunday until noon Monday at Major Erickson Funeral Home.

The family requests memorials be given to the American Cancer Society or the Easter Seal Society. Mr. Brown came to the Mason City area in 1971 to begin farming south of the city. He had farmed in Dows and in South Dakota. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church.

He is survived by his wife, Elaine; a daughter, Janine Kay, at home; two sons, Timothy J. and Thomas both at home; two brothers, Jack and Robert, both Mason City; two sisters, Mrs. Donald (Mary Ellen) Johnson, Omaha, and Mrs. Thomas (Barbara) Boggs, Cedar Falls. Mike Brunner GREENE Mike Brunner, 92, Greene area farmer, died Friday at a Charles City nursing home.

Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, with Reid Funeral Chapel in charge. A rosary is scheduled for 8 p.m. Sunday at the chapel.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Clarence Teeple, Greene; Mrs. Pete Stan-brough, Bristow; Mrs. Roger Ackley, Chillicothe, and Mrs.

Neal Craig, Newton; four sons, Nick and Orval, Marble Rock; Merlyn, Greene, and Bob, Charles City, and 23 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. nings in your area. No experience necessary, must be willing to work. Full or part time. Write Box F-6, Start planning your vacation now! CLASSIFICATIONS Acreages 31 Airplanes 72 Antiques 42 Apt.

tor rent 18 Auction sales 63 Audio visual 56 Auto salvage 71 Auto-truck-repair 70 Autos for sale 67 Bicycles-motorcycles 66 Boats A marine equip S3 Building materials 47 Business equipment 41 Business opportunities 7 Business property 36 Card ot thanks Cemeteries-lots 37 Oogs-blrds-pets 46 Farms for sale 30 Farm machinery 41 Farms-pasture tor rent 25 Financial 6 Foods S7 Gardens 74 Garages 23 House for rent 22 House for sale 31 Home furnishings 61 Import autos 61 Industrial equipment 42 In memoriam Instruction I Lake shore property 32 Livestock 44 Lost A found Lots for sale 35 Male-female help wanted 10 Misc. for sale 44 Mobile homes 33 Moving 45 storage 16 Musical instruments 51 Notice 1 Office) for rent 20 Personals 4 Photography 55 Position wanted 15 Poultry A supplies 45 Real estate for sale 34 Rooms for rent 17 Rummage-garage sale 50 Sale or rent 21 Sales help wanted 12 Seeds A feeds 43 Services offered 9 Snowmobiles 54 Sporting goods 51 Travel trailers-campers Trucks 69 TV-radio, etc 5 Wanted to buy 64 Wanted to rent 1 Wearing apparel 60 Globe Gaiette. HOUSEBOATS New boats added; rent a houseboat from Fisher's Houseboats, Walker, PLEASE Read your id. If there Is a error which definitely changes the meaning of your ad we will be responsible for one corrected run. -Georgette's Haven BOWSTRING LAKE Martha Decker Mrs.

Harry H. (Martha Decker, 90, of 302 2nd NE, died Friday at a Mason City nursing home. Graveside committal services were held Saturday at Elmwood Cemetery, with the Rev. Lavern R. Hanson of Trinity Lutheran Church officiating.

Major Er-ickson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Decker came to Mason City from Chicago in 1917. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Dudley (Kathryn) Decker, Mason City; a daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Thor (Naomi Decker) Jensen, Mason City; four grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Minnesota; on beautiful Leech Lake. Larrv and Barbara Buster, Walker, iviwj MVtni mi mvwiin prta yv fee or R(vr, Mn. iUU or call 218 Minn. 56484 HITZHUSEN REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Brochure.

218-547-1162. CANADIAN FISHING by MOBILE HOME COURT near Mason City, licensed for 20 spaces, 2 bedroom brick home, on approx. 10 wooded acreas overlooking river. metorhoma. Travel from Contra Minn, to 425 Mi.

north of Winnipeg Trip Includes 25' molorhome, driver guides, meals, lodging, bait, boats motors, 1 days SJ25. Ph. 1-412-685 8198 or write Fred Bettschen, Rt. 1 Cold Spring, Mn. 56320.

excellent Income. VACATION between Yellowstone Teton National Parks. For reservations write Flagg Ranch, Moran Wy. ISO modern cabins A motel. Housekeeping cabins, complete facilities, modem trailer park complete, grocery store A super market, camping supplies, restaurant, service station, fishing, saddle horses 4 I DONALD H.

HITZHUSEN, BROKER PH. 822-3215 Rockwell, Iowa After Hrs 822-4688 float trips on Snake River. Southern Minnesota's Vacation Spot BEAVER DAM RESORT (German A Jefferson Lakes) FOUR PINES RESORT on Flshtrap Lake, 24 Ml. No. of Little Falls, 9 11 Strictly modem hskpg.

cotages. Si motel unitv Modern bunkhouse with cabins, beach, campsite, store A laundromat. Write Ed A Doreen Services Offered 9 I Blackburn, Cushlng, Mn. 5443. Fl 6 bedrooms.

Good fishing Restaurant, Bar, Trailer Parking. Camping, Groceries, Boats, Motors. Bait, Canoes. Peddleboets, Pen toons. Playground and Picnic Area Bob Cammeck's TREELANO PINES RESORT ALL types of cement work.

Licensed 4 bonded. Ph. 423-0091. Beautiful family resort. Lake For more info, wrltet BEAVER Chippewa Flowage.

Muskle, WILL do tilling wk-ends. 4 eves. 424-6380 aH. 5:30 p.m. DAM RESORT, Ed A Sandle Bisek Cleveland, MN 56017.

Ph. 507-031 Walleye, Crappie. Good sand beach. 10 HSKPG. COTTAGES, Amor Plan.

54 SO (2 large cabins accom. 14 persons.) Free sailboat rides. WANTED: garden tilling jobs. Mason City area, reas. rates, call 423-8620.

12 MUSKIES LANDED 1 OAYS BY 14 MEN OCT. 6-87J Phone 715-462-3764 Steven Hamilton Call YARD WORK. Reasonable, anytime, 424-6753. Box GG, Hayward, Wisconsin 54843. Houseboat Notices 4 SERVICE Complete lawn care.

General clean-up 4 repair 4 hauling. Call 3S7-5152 aft. 5 p.m. MAKE YOUR reservations now for Hampton nofve wonderful vacation on the Mississippi. Write for fro Information.

Mississippi Rent e-Cruise, RR BENEVOLENCE LODGE RUBBISH trash hauling, reas. 423-4433. LfeL No. 145 HALF MOON TRAIL 1, Hwy. 30 West, Clinton, Iowa 52732.

Ph. 319-743-1 til or 242-0312. Robert Kornhauser, W.M. 423-320 Nr. Itasca Pk.

on secluded Boat Lk Ultra mod. hskpg. cottages-Rec rm WANTED: gardens to plow with Ford tractor 4 plow. Ph. 423-SJ7.

Vern Albright Sec. 424-2242 FAMILY RESORT-LONG LAKE Sandy beach. Northward Ho 1-4 Inc. boat. Fish, Swim.

Mike, Bike, Relax. Itasca St. Park Rapids, Mn. 56470. 211-732-373 May 5th Degree Kenneth T.

Lloyd Stated Communication May 1st Resort, R.R. 3, Park Rapids, Mn. 56470. 732-4626. EXPERIENCED painting, interior or exterior.

Free estimates. Ph. 423-3379. LAKE WAZEECHA RESORT. Modern 1-1 and 3 bedroom cot RANCH CAMP Exterior and interior painting by experienced painter.

Reas. estimates. Call 424-255 7. Boys A Girts- 9 thru 16- Morse for tages. Beautiful white sands beach.

S620 N. Park Rd, Wisconsin Rapids, Wise. 54494. Phone 715-423-9519. 1971 as fieldman for the Mason City association, and in 1973, was promoted to vice president.

He worked in the west part of the Ma-' son City association, primarily in Winnebago and Hancock counties. While living in Mason City, he was an active member of the Cerro Gordo County Cancer Crusade, River City Barbershop Chorus, First United Methodist Church and River City Toastmasters Club. HARDING LODGE No. 64 Reggie Wilson, W.M. 424-2250 each camper, trallrides, instruc 'ions, overnite cempout, campers TREE STUMP REMOVAL Les Heitland Hwy.

18 East. 423-9193 horse show, heated pool, tennis court, go-carts. ACA accredited Brochure- CIRCLE RANCH, Dal LAKE LIDA WALLEYES Glen W. Wilson Sec. 424-1026 Lodqe of Instruction 3rd Degree, Wed.

May 7 A Vlv Raab, Lang Prairie, Minn S6347. Ph. 412-547-2176. Enjoy excellent fishing, comfortable modern cottages on a sate sandy beach. WILL do cement work, all kinds, drive ways, approach, sidewalks, licensed 4 bonded, free estimates welcomed, 423-2234, 423-5902.

Card of Thanks FORD'S NORTH SHORE RESORT STUMP REMOVAL. Butterfield Tree Surgeons, Ph. 423-1087. Call or write tor brochures, rales, area maps. Don A Marilyn Ford, Pelican Rapids, Mn.

5572. 2U863- Our most heartfelt and sincere thank you to the Pastors of Trinity Lutheran Church, Pastors Brase and Se vert son, Drs. A Nurses of Mercy Hospital, relatives 41 friends PAINTING 4 Carpenter job of any kind incl. paneling. 454-2217.

8041. Hauko Barkema KLEMME Funeral services for Hau-ko Barkema, 79, rural Klemme, will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the United Methodist Church in Klemme. The Rev. Donald Campbell, pastor, will officiate.

Mr. Barkema, a long-time farmer in the Klemme, GoodeU and Garner areas, died Friday at a Mason City hospital. Burial will be in the Meservey Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Nellie; five sons, Theodore, Grinnell; Harvey, Forest City; Mervin, Klemme; Leo, Mason City; Leland, Belmond; two daughters, Mrs. Edward (Marvel) Stadtlander, Rockwell, and Mrs.

Arnett (Jean) Ostendorf, Klemme; a brother, Charles, Belmond; two sisters, Mrs. Ernest (Tina) Eckhoff, Belmond, and Mrs. Andrew (Lily) Faa-borg, Meservey; 18 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Andrew Funeral Home of Klemme is in charge of arrangements. W.H.

Anderson NORTHWOOD William H. (Willie) Anderson died Friday (May 2), on his 79th birthday, at a Mason City hospital. A lifetime resident of the Northwood area, Mr. Anderson was an iron dealer and a World War I Army veteran. He was a member of the American Legion.

Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Conner Colonial Chapel in Northwood, with the Rev. David Scherer officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Rest Cemetery, Northwood. He is survived by a son, Wally, Albert Lea, two daughters, Mrs.

Wilma Gerard, address unknown, and Mrs. Ed (Lovie) Heinzelman, Mason City; 14 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; a sister, Gena Carlson, in Wisconsin, and a brother, John Lake Mills. August Nerdig RAKE Funeral services for August H. Nerdig. 76, Rake, who died Thursday at a Buffalo Center hospital, will be 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday at the First Reformed Church, Buffalo Center, with the Rev. Henry Vander Schaaf officiating. Visitation will be until time of services at Winter Funeral Home, Buffalo Center. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery, Buffalo Center. Mr.

Nerdig, a retired Rake area farmer, is survived by his wife, Feme; three sons, Dale and Larry, both of Forest City, and Harvey, Buffalo Center; nine grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and two sisters, Mrs. Lena Lange, Iowa Falls, and Mrs. Ed (Elizabeth) Bosma, Buffalo BOWSTRING LAKE. Walleye, for the visits, prayers, memorials, HAULING: yard, basement, attic, A. Paulsen, 423-5543 or 423-8030.

Northern A Crappie. Mod. cabins A camping. Northern Acres Resort, Inger Deer River, Minn. 21I-7V6- cards, flowers and other kindnesses shown us at the death ot our loved one.

Also Thank you to the ladies of Trinity Lutheran and Pilot Knob 2845. LAKE OF THE WOODS WALLEYES SPRING MID-WEEK SPECIAL PACKAGE DEAL. church who served dinner 4 lunch. GLENN MARSHALL Septic Tanks Cleaned We Rent Portable Toilets 25 Years of Service 1451 N. Adams Mason City, la.

424-3365. LAKE OF THE WOODS All was sincerely appreciated at this most difticult time. The Family of Clarence Bergan. 3 nights lodging, 2 launch trips, 2 breakfasts, 2 Shore lunches includ Swimming classes starting at YMCA The Mason City YMCA is accepting registrations for Tadpole Learn-To-Swim classes, with two sessions running from May 5 to May 17. Classes are open to boys and girls, ages 6-8, and five-year-olds are accepted if they are finishing kindergarten.

Class size will be limited to 20 students on a first-come basis. Session One runs from May 5 through May 10, with session two beginning May 12 and ending May 17. All week day classes will meet at 3:30 p.m., and all Saturday classes at 9 a.m. A $5 registration fee is required. For further information, telephone the YMCA at 423-5526.

Package (or 6 or More Persons $72.50 Per Person Gives You ed. 562.50 per person. Mm. of 6. Call or write Bob or Better Schuster, Red Carpet Lodge, Baudette, Mn.

56623 Interior painting, spray texturing. Experience 4 reasonable. 424-5854. ad for class 66, 1 forgot it. Ph.

218-634-2093, Porsonals -2 nights lodging in modern cabin -2 days fishing on modern launch Meals in our dining room -Bait A fish processing Call or write BUTTERNUT POINT ON WHITEFISH LAKE NORTH Iowa Single Parents- Sat May 10th, Adults Dine Dance Jack of Diamonds, Clear Lake, pm. Fish, swim, relax A enoy the scenic beauty of the famous Whitefish RIVERVLEW RESORT Chain of Lakes. Family resort PREGNANT -Distressed, cal located in quiet, secluded area Boi Baudette, Mn. 56473 218-634-2251 Economy rates for week's stay in Birthright, 423-3243, 24 nr. Service ultra-modern housekeeping cabins.

An Alternative to Abortion. Lynart Kielman GREENE Funeral services for Lynart L. Kielman, 20, who died Thursday in a farm accident at his home in rural Greene, will be 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Dumont Reformed Church. Burial will be in the Dumont Cemetery.

The Vogel Funeral Home, Dumont, is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Kielman is survived by his wife, Debra; a daughter, Tracy, at home; a sister, Mrs. Steve Vusse, Delhi; a brother, Rodney, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Kielman, Bristow; his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Koert Shipper, Allison; and his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Dena Kielman, Bristow. Suspension hearing set Globe-Gaiette News Service KANAWHA A hearing will be held before the Kanawha School Board Tuesday night at which time attorneys will argue the knotty case of James Van Hove, a high school junior. A bearing was to have been held in Hancock County District Court Friday afternoon but the attorneys decided to go before the School Board instead.

Van Hove was suspended from school Wednesday morning of last week. His torney, Earl Hill of Britt, said it was in violation of the law because the student was suspended by High School Principal Gary L. Yocum for a longer time than for which he had authority. Although a high school prinicpal has the right under Iowa law to "suspend temporarily," this amounted to expulsion in Hill's opinion. Section 282.4 of the Iowa Code says; "The board may, by a majority vote, expel any scholar from school for immorality, or for a violation of the regulations or rules established by the board, or when the presence of the scholar is detrimental to the best interests of the school; and it may confer upon any teacher, principal, or superintendent the power temporarily to dismiss a scholar, notice of such dismissal being at once given in writing to the president of the board." A letter from Yocum said Van Hove was suspended from all school activities, could continue to do class work at home in order to graduate and had a right to a hearing.

Hill says the letter sets no time for a hearing. And there was no termination date, he said. The letter "just said Hill declared. School officials contend the high school prinicpal, by law, has the right to suspend. And this suspension was only to extend to the time the School Board which by law has the right to "expell" -could meet and decide the matter.

School officials contend the suspension was for 22 days. Hill says it's customary, at least in Britt, to suspend a student for no more than three days. A week ago Friday, Hill filed a writ of injunction in District Court, which was granted by Judge John Stone. Van Hove was able to return to classes that afternoon. This was in time for the junior-senior prom that evening, which Hill said was the reason for the injunction.

Van Hove, according to Supt. LeRoy Scharnhorst, was suspended because, "We felt he was interferring with the educational process." Scharnhorst, In his first year as superintendent, said Van Hove had passing grades the first semester. "He probably could be on the honor roll," said the superintendent. Yocum, citing reports from teachers, told the Globeiazette Van Hove was "continuously disruptive" in class. What form the hearing will take is to be worked out yet.

The five-member board is presided over by Dr. L. L. Henning, Kanawha veterinarian. Hill, met Friday with Andrew Schill of Fort Dodge, the School Board's attorney.

"We're working In the best Interest of the student," Hill said. He conceded however that "adversary proceedings are provided for by law." Doris Young, clerk of the Hancock County District Court, said the case was the first of Its kind In the 23 years she has been In the clerk's office. all overlooking the lake. Private housekeeping cabins in July and protected harbor. Eicellent sate sandy, swimming beach.

Boats August. motors, pontoon A playground. Golf lost Found nearby. 20 discount before June 15 Dave A Jane Borson, Pequot Lakes, 1972 180 Suzuki, low miles, extra clean. Call 228-4255 days; 397-2598 eves.

Ask tor Stan. FRIGIDAIRE RCA ZENITH SERVICE Fast Efficient am lAKi APPLIANCE 357-4316 SAVE TIME MONEY TROUBLE Loral and World Wide Moving. National Van Lines, Inc. O'BRIEN MOVING STORAGE 10th St. S.W., Ph.

423-7915 Mn. 56472. Ph. 218-543-4195. LOST: Man's billfold at Faraway Groc.

Counter 2, Thur. Apr. 24 Please return to 23' 1st BIR-OAKS RESORT ON Big Sand REWARD. Lake, Swim fish, relax. Modern hskpg.

cottages. Pontoon boat LOST: Diamond ring near motors available. The Mortlocks McDonalds. Lge. setting with Webster, Wl.

PH. 715-866-4528. sm. diamonds on side. Reward.

845- 2351. LOST: Ladies mini diamond ring. ASH RIVER TRAIL pear shaped, 423-0612. Modern Hskpg. cabins FISHING Green Valley Resort, Nevis, Mn.

56467. The only Resort on 7th Crow Wing Lake. Write for free brochure or call 218-652-3160. campground, trailer park on scenic Ash River, gateway to Kabetogama. Namaken Lakes A Voyageur's Nat Weather details Globe-Gazette weather data up to 8 a.m.

Saturday. Maximum 71 Minimum 43 At 8 am 48 Precipitation 57 Sunrise 6:04 8:17 YEAR AGO: Maximum 78 Minimum 32 RECORD TEMPERATURES: Maximum 91 in 1918 Minimum 24 in 1910 Local livestock The Mason City cattle market was steady Saturday. Following an Saturday'! STEERS Choice and prime 41 50-50 50 Choice 47.S0-49.S0 Good 44 00-45 50 HEIFERS Choice and prime 47.50 4 SO Choice 46.50-48 50 Cood 4J.0O-44.50 Park. Cafe, Lounge, Groceries. Ren tal boats, motors, etc.

Write SUNSET RESORT, Ash River Tra 0Q Orr (4) MN 5S771. Phone 218-374 1161. Fish-Swim-Relax Openings available for your summer Vacation at family resort. Ultra modern cabins, good Walleye and Pan fishing. Make reservations now, write for free brochure, North Breeie Resort, Diamond Lake, RR 2, Box 161 Atwter, Minn 56209 or call 412-974-8145.

HORSE CAMP Western Saddle Camp for Girls 10-18 yrs. Instruc tions, trail rides, cam outers. A horse for every girl. Write Hi-Horizo LAKEFRONT hskpg. cottages.

Near Dells, clear sprlng-tred lake. No motors. Good fishing A swimming. Safe beech A playground. Camp-sites, boats A trailer space.

WOLF LAKE RESORT Oxford, Wise. 539S2 (601)586-4164 Ranch, Slsseton, South Dakota 57262. (60S) MAIL THIS COUPON TO RESORT OF YOUR CHOICE FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION NOTICE Globe-Gazette Want Ad Dept. SATURDAY HOURS 8 a.m. to 1 1 an, Effective May 10th, 1975 Deadline for Monday Ads Will be 1 1 a.m.

Saturday. CALL 423-4270 And Ask for an Ad-Visor Monday 8 a.m. 5 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. 11 a.m.

'To NM 0 (S0T Address Car overturns; couple unhurt GARNER A Gulfport, driver and his wife escaped serious injury in what was described as a spectacular one-car accident 3Vi miles south of Garner on Highway 69 about 6:45 p.m. Friday. J. A. Cartel was northbound and attempting to pass another car when he lost control of his car on wet pavement, went into a ditch and over a fence, with the car coming to rest on its top.

The car was lost, said Iowa Highway Patrolman David Hubbard of Garner, who noted the top was smashed. "They were very lucky to come crawling out," said Hubbard, who arrived minutes after the mishap. Cartel received a cut hand when he broke a window to get out of the overturned vehicle. He was also charged with failure to have control. Junior high concert GREENE The Greene Junior High school concert will be held 7:45.

p.m. Tuesday, May 6, In the old high school gym. The Junior high concert band, concert choir and jazz band will perform. State jCity I MY VACATION DATES ARE FROM I Mason City grain Saturday Oati 1 55 Corn tt Soybean 5.06 Clear Lake Locals RESERVE Your table for Grethen House, Thurs. 1 pm, Fashion Luncheon, (adv.) 1 BR.

fum. apt. for rent. Reas. 7-5082.

(adv. SPRING Coats 207 off. fashion Shop, downtown, (adv.) WOOD Store counter bases plywood counter tops. Make us an offer. Ben Franklin, (adv.) CLOSED Mon.

Tues. May 5 6, for redecorating. Open Wed. May 7, Pastel Beauty Salon, (adv.) TO Number of Adults I Di I ,.1 i I nu ivnu lumpivr imormanon ODOUt facilities Ond fatOS OS I oavonisea in me uioDe-Ooiette, Mason City, Iowa I I Your Name I Address I ITPAYSTOAWERT1SE. ADVERTISE WHERE IT PAY City State in mm mro.