The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • 18

1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 The BISMARCK TRIBUNE -Thursday, December 21, 1972-Page 19 Urges of Fuel Alfson said that Baltic-area farmers had almost completed their harvesting. But he has had no gas to do any drying for about two weeks. "I haven't had any natural gas since this fall and only one propane tank since then. When we're operating, we can use one tank of propane per day," he said. Jim Heibult, manager of the Farmers Co-op Elevator Co.

at Harrisburg, said he had been without gas for about 10 days but that he had hired some portable driers from local farmers to help ease the problem. "We've got more corn than we can handle," he said, "but most of the corn will be out of the fields this week. We haven't had to pile the corn yet." Heibult cited a shortage of railroad boxcars as one of the contributing factors in the corn pile-up problem. Recreation Schedule Set For Holidays The Bismarck Parks and Recreation Department has announced the schedule of activities during the school Christmas vacation. According to Burl Dutt, director of recreation, the Recreation Center will be open daily except Christmas and New Year's Day to students from 9 to 11:30 a.m., 1:30 to 5 p.m., and 7 to 9 p.m.

Adults may use the center from a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. The center will be open Saturday to people of all ages between 9 a.m. and noon, 2 and 5 p.m., and 7 and 9 p.m.

Hours for Dec. 24 are 1:30 to 4 p.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. for Dec. 31.

It was also announced that skating rinks with warming houses will be open weekdays from 2 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. Hours for Dec. 24 are 2 to 5 p.m. The rinks will be open Dec.

30 and 31 between 2 and 6 p.m. and will be closed Christmas and New Year's Day. Open skating on neighborhood rinks will be permitted Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Rinks will be available for hockey Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Fairmount Hatchery Destroyed by Fire FAIRMOUNT, N.D.

(AP) Fire early Thursday gutted Simpson Hatchery on the main street of this tiny southeastern North Dakota community on the Minnesota border. Firemen from nearby Wahpeton helped Fairmount firemen battle the blaze. Strong winds hampered the firemen and for a time endangered other business buildings. Cause of the fire was not immediately determined. Fargo Barber Gets Heroism Award FARGO (AP) Fargo barber Arthur Grosz has received $500 from the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission of Pittsburgh, for his actions in saving the life of a Fargo woman Jan.

20, 1972. He also will receive a bronze medal from the commission. Grosz is credited with saving the life of Mable Bossart, Fargo, who fell aross the Burlington Northern railroad tracks in Fargo while a train was approaching. Grosz jumped in front of the train and pulled her to safety after she was unable to get back on her feet. As the train passed, it hit his elbow and knocked his hat off.

Mrs. Bossart was not seriously hurt. Grosz had previously received a letter of commendation from President Nixon. Guard Helicopters Are Flying Again By The Associated Press All North Dakota Army National Guard helicopters are flying again, Guard Adj. Gen.

LaClair Melhouse said Thursday. Last week, the National Guard grounded all Huey helicopters in the state. Gen. Melhouse said they were grounded because of a potential malfunction in the tail rotor section. The general said all North Dakota Hueys have been fully examined and are in safe flying condition.

One American Reported Dead In Indochina SAIGON (AP) The U.S. Command announced Thursday that one American was killed in action in Indochina last week and six were wounded. No deaths from nonhostile causes were reported, and the previous week's total of missing and captured was reduced by one, apparently because a missing man was declared dead or some other adjustment was made in the Pentagon's records. The week covered by the report ended at midnight. The losses being suffered this week in the heavy air attacks on North Vietnam will be included in the summary to be announced next Thursday.

The South Vietnamese command reported 356 of its troops were killed in action last week, 1,263 were wounded and 79 were missing. It claimed a total of 1,628 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed. The allied commands now have reported these total casualties for the war: killed in action, 303,555 wounded, 10,291 dead from nonhostile causes, 1,709 missing or captured. South killed in action, 430,594 wounded. U.S.

Soviet Terms Hinge On Viet War: Brezhnev MOSCOW (AP) Leonid I. Brezhnev said Thursday that future Soviet-American relations will depend to a large extent on settlement of the war in Vietnam. The general secretary of the Soviet Communist party condemned the new bombing attack on North Vietnam and called for a speedy end to "the dirtiest war in the history of the world." He said the Soviet government will spare no efforts in its support of North Vietnam's "courageous struggle." Brezhnev was the chief speaker at the opening of the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the formation of the Soviet Union. ADVERTISEMENT What do doctors recommend for patients in pain? Doctors all over the country dispense over 50,000,000 of these tablets to their patients each year. PIERRE, S.D.

(AP) Gov. Richard Kneip, says South Dakotans should try to conserve fuel during what he called a period" of potential fuel shortage. Kneip said he has been advised by various sources, including the Office of Emergency Preparedness, that a potential fuel shortage exists in the state. He said the shortage is due to problems in transportation of the product and heavy demand during the recent low temperatures, rather than a shortage in production or stock of fuel. Grain elevator operators had complained that they were unable to get propane and natural gas needed to dry corn harvested late this year.

Wet corn started piling up in the streets of some area towns as early as two weeks ago when a sudden cold snap caused a surge in demand for fuel. Most grain elevators buy fuel on a standby basis and are among the first to be shut off when shortages occur. In addition, the supply of bottled gas has been very low, and area elevators have done little drying in the past week. Much the same situation is occurring all around the midwest as heating fuels have been in short supply. And elevator operators say that if there is no break in the weather or an improvement in the supply of gas for their dryers, hundreds of thousands of bushels of corn lying on the ground may spoil.

Early this month, wet corn began piling on the residential streets of Canton. Subsequently, city fathers declared a temporary emergency and allowed the corn to be dumped awaiting drying at local elevators. A spokesman for the Farmers Elevator Co. in Canton said "the corn is backing up and there's a lot more to come." It was estimated that 50,000 bushels of wet corn had been dumped at Canton by midweek and the pile is still growing. The spokesman said there was still a lot of corn in the field around Canton, but he looked for a break in the cold weather to help alleviate the problem.

At Baltic, the situation was more serious. Kenney Alfson, manager of the Baltic Farmers Elevator said: "I've got about 100,000 bushels on the ground here, but we're lucky, it's been pretty dry." Area in Dallas, died Tuesday. Deaths Elsie Schaffer, Wilton Resident Mrs. Elsie Schaeffer, 77, Wilton, died Wednesday at a Bismarck hospital. She had been hospitalized one week.

She was born July 8, 1895, in Warroad, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koping. She grew up in Minnesota and married Richard Schaeffer in Warroad Dec. 28, 1913.

The couple moved to Wilton where they farmed. They later moved back to Minnesota, and Mr. Schaffer died in 1961. Since 1963 Mrs. Schaeffer had made her home in Wilton.

She leaves five sons, Ira, Wilton; Elmer, Bremerton, Robert, Butte, and James and Ervin, both of Fargo; two daughters, Mrs. Melvin (Bernice) Soderquist, Silverdale, and Mrs. Violet Minske, Cody, and 13 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 10:30 a.m. Saturday at First Presbyterian Church, Wilton, the Rev.

John Magyar officiating. I Burial will be made in Riverview Cemetery, Washburn. (Henne Funeral Home, Washburn). Rose Bauknecht Mrs. William (Rose) Bauknecht, 75, 41812 W.

Main Mandan, died Wednesday evening at a Bismarck hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending at Hoenig Funeral home in Mandan. Mrs. A. Leingang Mrs.

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