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WATERLOO DAILY COURIER, WATERLOO, IOWA. THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1956. Page Twenty-one Offer First Mass at Calmar (Courier Special Service) CALMAR Rev. Fidelis Vincent, Shindelar, Lisle, will offer his first solemn high mass in Calmar Monday, May 7th at 10 a. m.

at the St. Aloysius church here. This is the second first mass offered at St. Aloysius since its organization years ago. The first mass was offered by his uncle, Rev.

Francis J. Shindelar, O.S.B.. Lisle. Father Fidelis will be ordained into the priesthood Thursday, May 3, at 10 a. m.

at the Cathedral of St. Raymond, Joliet, Ill. by his excellency, the Most Rev. Martin D. McNamara, D.D.' Father Fidelis has completed his studies at St.

Procopius Abbey, Lisle. in the Order of St. Benedict. In mass at Calmar, Father Fidelis will be assisted by his uncle, Rev. Francis J.

Shindelar, as arch-priest; his cousin, Rev. Clarence Frana, Rapids, as deacon; Rev. Clement Sobr, O.S.B., Lisle, as sub-deacon; Rev. Mei ski, O.S.B., Lisle, master of ceremonies; his cousin, Ven. Bro.

Sebastian, O.S.B., Lisle, as thurifer. Others assisting will be the abbot of St. Procopius Abbey, and other priests. Father Fidelis was born in Calmar, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Shindelar. He received his education in St. Aloysius parochial school in Calmar before the family moved to Lisle. A reception will be held in the St. Aloysius auditorium in the afternoon from 2 until 5.

Bremer-Chickasaw Conservation Officer Thompson Resigns (Courier Special Service) WAVERLY The Conservation Commission announced Wednesday the resignation of Conservation Richard Thompson of Bremer and Chickasaw counties. His resignation will be effective May 15. Thompson has been employed as Jan. fish and game officer since 18, 1951, and has lived at Fredericksburg since 1953. He plans to enter private ployment with a northern Iowa contracting company.

SPEECH WINNERS. ELDORA (Special) Winners from here in the state high school speech contest were Diane Dickinson, Kay Griffel, Sharon Simons, Larry LaVelle and Bette Bateson. DUKE'S FOOD STORE 111 Richl St. Ph. AD 4-7583 Del Monte Del Monte PEAS 303 Size SUGAR PEAS 5 Cons 4, Garden $100 Good Tall Corn Coffee Lb.

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Friday Bethel Presbyterian; burial in West Union cemetery; she and her husband celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary in October; surviving are two daughters and five sons, Mrs. Clara Pratt, Algona; Mrs. Vern Pratt, E. A. Traeger, West Union; Art Traeger, Henry Traeger, Sumner: Harold Traeger, Spencer, and Lawrence Traeger, Hawkeye.

Final rits for Erich Frank Westpfahl, 57, who died in Palmer Memorial hspital Monday night following a stroke, were here Thursday; retired farmer; had been janitor at the county court house since January; leaves wife, the former Clara Wendland, a son, Floyd, Cedar Rapids; two brothers and two sisters, Carl, Cedar Rapids, Oliver, HawkMrs. Jake Kocher, Hawkeye, and Mrs. Lester Weston, Oelwein. VINTON Rites were Wednesday in Pasadena, for Mrs. Emma Watson Haskell, 69, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Watson of Vinton, and a native of this city; was a granddaughter of Banker S. H. Watson, Vinton, who organized the first canning factory here: survived by a son, Watson Haskell, an architect in Pasadena. IOWA FALLS Marvin G.

Schultz, 68, Wednesday in University, was hospital brought at to Iowa the City; Roe Community chapel here; leaves wife, a daughter. Mrs. Claude Brass, Iowa Falls; two sons, Maj. Dale Schultz, serving with the army in Korea; Bernard, Des Moines. FT.

ATKINSON Funeral services for Clemence Reicks. 67, Fort. Atkinson, who died unexpectedly at his home Tues- day evening, will be Saturday at 9 a. m. at St.

John's Catholic church; burial in St. John's cemetery; Chekal funeral home is in charge; Rosary there IOWA DEATHS (Thursday and Friday evenings; survived by his wife, the former Johanna Drilling, and six children. NASHUA Services be at 2 p. m. Friday at the Methodist church with burial at Greenwood cemetery for Miss Edith Notton, 83, who died Wednesday; body at Chenoweth Sons funeral home.

NEW HAMPTON Funeral services for D. W. Benedick, 86, will be Friday at 2 p. m. at Perry funeral chapel; lifelong Chickasaw county resident, died Tuesday evening from infirmities of age; leaves two children, Dale, Kansas City, and 1 Mrs.

W. J. Hugeback, New Hampton; burial in Rose Hill cemetery at Frederickburg. ARLIN TO Funeral services for Joseph Weston were here Thursday afternoon; farmed near here for many years but later moved to town; survived by two daughters, Mrs. John Seago, Volga; Mrs.

Perle Beltz, Arlington; two sons, Dale, Elkader, and Robert, Iowa City; one step-son, Dayton Scovel, Arlington. CITY-Mrs. Paul Zezerski, Charles City, has received word of the death of her brother-in-law, Severt Johnson, Madison, Johnson was a former Charles City resident, and had been employed by the Oliver Corporation here; survived by wife, two sons, Wayne, Madison, and Gordon, Anderson, Ind. IOWA FALLS -Emery Chaplin, 63. farmer, Wednesday at Ellsworth Municipal Hospital following heart attack; survived by wife, a daughter, Mrs.

Donald Robinson and a son, Merle, all of Iowa Falls; body at Anderson funeral home; services pending. INDEPENDENCE Services will be at 2 p. m. Friday at the First Presbyterian church with burial at the Quasqueton cemetery for Mrs. Catherine May Heiland, 72; died Tuesday at husband, People's hospital; survived by step-son, of Natick, Mass.

and two stepand daughter, Mrs. P. Mrs. P. C.

Castle, E. Jacobson Lake; body will be taken to church at 1 p. m. Friday from the Swanson funeral home. LA PORTE CITY Louis Bachman, 88, retired farmer, Thursday at the home of his daughter, Mrs.

Carl Shields, of Cedar Rapids; survived by two sons, George, of Brandon and Arthur, of LaPorte City; five daughters, Mrs. Leo Cone, of Independence; Mrs. Glen kins, of Newton; Mrs. LaVern Bauer, of Brandon; Mrs. Carl Stevens and Mrs.

Shields, of Cedar Rapids; body at Johannsen funeral home, services pending. "Senior Party" at Van Horne Legion Hall to Be May 1 (Courier Special Service) VAN HORNE- Benton county high school seniors will be entertained at the annual Rural Youth People's "Senior Party" Tuesday evening, May 1, in the Van Horne Legion hall beginning at 7:30. Virginia Glandorf of Vinton. the party chairman, said that although the affair is especially for high school seniors, any single person between 18 and 30 years is invited. Decorations for the party will center around a "May Day" theme under the direction of Madelyn Belknap, Vinton.

Recreation chairman, Melvin Hupfeld, Dysart, is announcing dancing and mixer games for entertainment. Merrill Norway, heads the refreshment committee, and Evelyn Forsyth, Vinton, is chairman of the recep-1 tion committee. Chaperons for the affair will be Mr. and Mrs. Ray Priebe and Mr.

and Mrs. Gilmer Highlen, Vinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Thompson, Van Horne. WINNING POSTERS.

GARWIN (Special) -American Legion poppy poster contest winners here were Karen Boldt, Glenice Sievers, Vernetta Puls and Judy Smith. BLUE STAR POTATO CHIPS -Quiz the Missus" FOOD CONTEST Each week telephone calls will be made to homes in Waterloo and surrounding community. Starting with $2.00, each telephone number called will add $1.00 to FREE CERY JACKPOT until there is winner. Here is how you win: When you are called you will be given the numbers of current recipes attached to each family package of Blue Star Potato Chips (a new recipe each week). If you can identify recipes you will be given the Jackpot award of free groceries.

If your number is called and you do not answer telephone or if you cannot identify current recipes you will be given a 39c package of delicious Blue Star Potato Chips absolutely free. Watch this advertisement every Thursday for list of winners. This Week Correctly Identify Recipes A-14, A-15, A-16 The list of names below were called last week and either did not answer telephone or were not able to identify recipes. WATERLOO Mrs. Jack Hickman Mrs.

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BLUE STAR POTATO CHIPS ON SALE AT ALL LEADING FOOD STORES Art Department at Wartburg College Offers New Course (Courier Special Service) WAVERLY A new will be offered in the Wartburg Art department this coming year, announced department head Helen Wright. The course will be called "Design for Living" and will be one which emphasizes design for wise choice and use in homes, reported Miss Wright. "No drawing ability will be necessary although some use of mechanical drawing tools will no doubt be made," she reported. According to the art instructor, today's young people are interested in homes and wish to know what to look for when buying or building that home. They also want to know what materials are available and how they can best be used.

The course will generally be open to students of junior or senior standing. GUESTS AT NASHUA. NASHUA (Special) Rev. and Mrs. Elwin L.

Wilson, Bangor, were guests in the home of Dr. Ralph Berron Tuesday, en route to Minneapolis, the former as a delegate ference to attend the World general Meth- conof the which meets only once in four years. Wilson, the former Dr. Dorothy Clarke, is a famous author and playwright, one of her best known plays being "India." Mounting deficits are being shown in annual reports of Argentina's railroads. West Union to Host Library Meeting (Courier Special Service) WEST UNION -Library personnel and trustees of District No.

1 of the State Library association will be entertained at an all-day meeting here Friday, May 4, according to Judge W. H. Antes, chairman of the Heiserman Memorial Library board. Coffee at 9 a. m.

will open the meeting and a full program is being arranged through the day until 3:30 p. m. There will be a number of talks by visiting officers besides panel discussions. Approximately 70 or 80 are expected to attend the gathering, and noon luncheon will be served at Bethel Presbyterian church parlors, near the library. Included in the district are 16 counties of northeastern Iowa ranging from Dubuque to Waterloo and to the Minnesota border, NICHOLAS TO ADDRESS WEST UNION ROTARY WEST UNION (Special) W.

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