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EMS is out to win over Menasha Fri. Morch 5, 1976 Doily Northwestern Classified Advertising NQN COMMEBCIAL KATES By GARY METRO Staff Writer With the approach. Menasha will uwa to go along with a county Emergency Medical Services plan, the Winnebago County EMS group feels. Meeting Wednesday, the EMS group made some small changes and planned strategy for "selling the plan." Basically, the JEMS plan is intended to establish quality ambulance service within 20 minutes to any point in the county. Stung by unanimous rejection of the EMS plan at a Feb.

4 meeting of the Menasha Common Council, the EMS group has made some concessions however minor --'which they feel will bring Menasha into the fold. The chairman of the group, a subcommittee of the judiciary and public safety committee. Mike Utcch stated, "The differences we had with Menasha were never that Kreat. "We have marie some changes in implementation of the plan, but we have not changed any of the plan itself." Utech said. As it now stands, the EMS group will meet with the Menasha Common Council on Monday, March 15, at 6 p.m.

Committee members hope to get the Menasha Council, like Ncenah's. to "accept the plan in principal." At the previous meeting, rejection had been based on specifics in the contract between the county and 'the Menasha Fire Department, which manages the Menasha ambulance service. But this time around, the group plans on "downplaying the contract" in hopes of getting approval of the plan itself. Committee member Dick Clson again cautioned the group, "They (Menasha) are not going to go along with anything if they feel the county is ramming this thing down their throats. "If they think we are taking away some home-rule on the ambulance business, they are going to reject the whole thing." he added.

At his and Utech's suggestion, some of the contract's wording was modified, in an attempt to make provisions sound "less dictatorial." But when Olson suggested contracts for all three involved providers (Menasha and Necnah Fire Departments and Friar's Ambulance Service) need not be the same. Utcch put his foot down. Olson suggested. "If there is a part in the plan, like vehicle inspection, which Neenah and Menasha don't like, why can't we just take it out? They already inspect vehicles." Utech countered. "If they already inspect, why should they have any objections? We just want to make sure they continue to do so." After making the changes, the group discussed what the strategy will be should Menasha reject the whole plan, or balk at having to serve outside the city limits.

"If all Menasha will do is agree to serve as a back-up for Neenah. we are not going to buy them an ambulance," Utech said. "We want them to serve the county." Committee members suggested putting an ambulance in Winneconne. if Menasha will not back-up Neenah during runs into the western part of the county. Originally, the meeting had been called as a "showdown" with the owner of Oshkosh's ambulance service, William (Tuck) Friar.

In a letter to Utech. Friar had stat- ed "parts of the EMS plan and contract arc totally unacceptable to me." Ironing out the differences, which were not specified in the letter, was behind the Thursday meeting. But Friar, who was in protective custody after a family disturbance, was unable to attend the session and committee members could only speculate as to what the objections might have been. In a final matter before the committee, James Greiner, chairman of the judiciary and public safety committee, suggested the group form three resolutions. In advance of the judiciary group's March 9, meeting.

Greiner suggested the group ask for: of the i a county EMS Approval of Blair Conrad (airport manager and emergency government coordinator) as EMS coordinator. of the dual post of EMS administrative assistant and emergency government assistant at a salary of $10 annually. Obituaries S.F. Shattuck dies in Neenah NEENAH Sidney Frank Shattuck. 97.

of 324 E. Wisconsin probably Neenah's greatest philanthropist, civic leader, and retired industrialist, died Thursday morning at his home. He had suffered a stroke some weeks earlier. Son of one of the founders of Kimberly-Clark S. F.

Shattuck joined Kimberly- Clark in January of 1900 and served the firm actively for 45 years, retiring in 1945 as vice president in charge of industrial relatio.ns. He had been a director of the firm from 1902 to his retirement. Mr. and Mrs. Shattuck received the Distinguished Service Award from the Wisconsin Association of Inde- pendent.Colleges and Dec.

7, 1971. Together they had given 115 years of continuous service to independent higher education in Wisconsin. He received the Distinguished Civic Service Award from the University of at commencement exercises on May 18.1972. Aclive i i Presbyterian Church. Neenah.

he had held various positions throughout the years, sang in the choir over 30 years, taught a men's class for many years, served as cochairman of the building fund, served as an elder and served on several national church committees. Shattuck served as a director of the National Manufacturers Bank (now Marine National Bank) of Neenah for 60 years and also was a director of Kimberly State Bank and of First National He was a member of North Shore Golf Club. Rivervicw Country Club and the University Club of Chicago. Sidney Frank Shattuck was born April 28. 1878.

His father was Frank C. Shattuck, one of the four founders of Kimberly-Clark originally of Colcrain. Mass. His mother was Clara Merri- Louis J. Widmer S.F.

Shattnck man Shattuck, a resident of the Town of Vinland before her marriage to Frank C- Shattuck. S. F. Shattuck married Ruth Harwood of Appleton on Dec. 29.

1908. He was a in Neenah public school system to ninth grade when he went to Phillips Academy. Andover. Mass. He i a bachelor of science degree from Sheffield Scientific School at Yale University, in 1899.

He received an honorary LL.D. degree from Carroll College in 1955. Survivors are the widow, to whom he was married more a 67 years: two sons. Frank C. Shattuck of Neenah and James H.

Shattuck of New a two daughters. Ann Shattuck Courtenay. Hilton Head. S.C., and Mary Shattuck Young. Lincolnshire.

12 grand- i a great- grandchildren. Memorial sen-ices will be conducted at 4 p.m. Sunday a i i a Church, Neenah. by Dr. John E.

Bouquet. The Westgor Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. There will be no visitation. A memorial has been established to the Boys' Brigade Association. Uniis J.

Widmer. 74. of 308 S. Sawyer died today at 7:10 a.m. at Oshkosh Care Center, where he had been two months.

He was born in the Town of Vinland on May 6. 1901. son of Arnold and Anna Widmer. A single man. Mr.

Widmer was a retired farmer. He was a member of Oshkosh Aerie 267 of Eagles. Sen-ices will be held Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Konrad Funeral Home, the Rev. B.

H. Romanowski. pastor at St. Paul United Church of Christ, officiating. Burial will be in Brooks Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 37 p.m. Eagles are to meet at the funeral home Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Herbert R. Pohl ALMOND Herbert Pohl. 64.

Almond, died unexpectedly Wednesday at the Appleton Memorial Hospi- Mr. Pohl was born Sept. 3. 1911. in Bucna Vista.

Portage County the son of Max and Agnes Pohl. He married Sarah'Milius on Oct. 14. 1939. He was a construction worker and maintenance man for heavy equipment.

He was a member of the Almond fire department for 35 years and fire chief from 1949 to 1965. Sunisors include his widow: two daughters. Mrs. David Mary -lane) Engclsgjerd. Minnesota and Mrs.

Floyd (Ellen) Swan. Almond; two brothers. Harold. Waupaca and Arden. Almond; three sislcrs.

Mrs. Ma- bd HJte and Mrs. Melvin (Estellc) Pcsch. both of Stc- wns Point and Mrs. Leo (Florence) Lutz.

Amhcrsl Junction: and three grandchildren. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at St. John Lutheran Almond, with the Rev. R.D.

Jose officiating Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to p.m. today at Goult-Gas- pcric Funeral Home, Plainficld. A memorial has been established to St John Lutheran Church. Handler Arrangements NEENAH Smiccs for Mrs.

Elma A. Handler. $2, rf Falls CtairdJ, former Neenah resident, wall be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at First Presbyterian Chapel. The Rrv.

John E. Bouquet D.O.. will officiate. Interment will be in Oafc Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Wcstgor Funeral Home from 10 a.m.

to 1 p.m. Saturday. Area improvement Project is approved by Oshkosh Council A Community Development funds program designating the area between Jackson Street and New York. Elmwood and In'ing Avenues as the area for a neighborhood improvement project was approved by the Oshkosh Common Council by a 6-1 vote Thursday. proposed would use 8219.000 of the city's federal Community Development allotment on a program to a the area.

Most of the would be spent on street paving. The resolution passed by the Council directs the city administration to now consult residents of the neighborhood in preparing a program for spending the funds which will be then be submitted to the Council for final approval. Councilor Kenneth Schiefelbein cast the only negative vote. Sehiefelbein. who objected to the neighborhood improvement program concept, asserted that the city should instead use the money for paving major thoroughfares.

Sehiefelbein declared "What's the use of paving a street that goes nowhere?" He said "It looks like we're going to spend S219.000 on the whims and fancies of a bunch of neighbors." The Council voted down proposals by Sehiefelbein a i i George Singstock to expand the area in which the neighborhood improvement funds would be spent. One resident of the affected area, Oliver Lalond of 831 Woodland told the 'Bioculturai' Council "I'm very much for this. It's about time that the college core area gets some relief" from the wear on the area's streets and si.dwalks. The Council postponed action on a of other important issues Thursday. An ordinance requested by Friar Ambulance operator William Friar which would allow the headquartering of ambulance services in residential districts was laid over by a 4-3 vote after the layover was requested by- Councilor Bernice Teichmiller.

The Council passed an ordinance rezoning a number of parcels on the kosh campus to R-5 multiple family residence, but it laid over an ordinance rezoning a UVV-0 parcel at the intersection of Vine Street and Elmwood Avenue from R-2 two family residence to R-5. UW- 0 wants to build a parking lot on the Vine Street site if it can get approval of the rezoning. The Council also postponed a vote on a of a room tax on motel and hotel rooms in the city. It instead decided to schedule a discussion of the room tax proposal at a special workshop meting at 7 p.m. Monday.

A resolution introduced by Mrs. i i i would have directed the city attorney to represent the city at all future Public Service Commission hearings on applications for rate increases by utilities serving Oshkosh was rejected 6-1. Mrs. Teichmiller insisted "Other cities are doing it and I see no reason in the world why somebody can't start representing us." City Atty. John Pence said it would require a great deal of his time to adequately prepare data to challenge a utility's rate increase application.

Pence remarked "I don't think you need an attorney. You can send anybody up there to protest, unless you want to spend the time to prepare a case." The Council unanimously voted down the proposed rezoning of two lots owned by Harold Eichstadt near Walnut Street and Smith Avenue from R-1B single family residence to R-2 two family residence. The remaining Council action included approval of: fThe installation of stop signs on Doty Street at the intersection of 16th Avenue. A i a i a agreement with the Winnebago Conservation Club for the carrying out of the club's a i Glatz nature park. lease with Club 13 for the operation of concessions at the South Side lighted ball field.

ix-Authorization for the Winnebago County Housing Authority to use its rent subsidy for housing in Oshkosh. of the requirement for towing services utilized by the police department to have state-issued permits to haul stolen and abandoned vehicles. resolution asking Winnebago County to enter into an agreement with the East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission for the preparation of data for the 1980 census. Ethnic event planned The National Ethnic Science and Art Symposium will be held March' 18-2(1 at University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. "Bioculturai Designs for Education and Community Organization" is the theme of the event sponsored by Multicultural Educational Center.

The symposium will be held as part of the annual meeting and program of the American Ethnic Science Society. Artistic displays, exhibitions and presentations are planned to reflect the thinking, feelings and emotions of ethnic minority groups in the United States, and the need to include these in the design of education and community organization. A spokesman said the symposium is expected to feature nationally known speakers and experts who have demonstrated progressive understanding of Indian. Chicano- Latino. Asian and African needs in the United States and who have been active in achieving civil rights for the above groups.

Each symposium conference will feature a speaker and several workshops on solving problems in education and community interaction with i a groups. The symposium will be "future oriented and directed toward prevention of discriminatory' conditions." a representative said. Papers will be presented on various topics relating to the symposium theme. The roundup Jeweler is victim of ripoff artists Ripoff artists apparently converged on the Bohlson-Loper Thursday afternoon and. pretending to be impatient customers, confused the store owner and walked out with about 23 diamond rings- The p.m.

incident was reported Jo police by Accurate Security, wiwi monitored a possible robbery in progress. Police arrived al the scene lo find that a while woman, in her early 2fts. had apparently taken a tray of a dozen wadding rings and run out of the store, dropping four rings in front of the store, located at 513 N. Main Oshltosh. The mwnan.

wtoo was wearing a long black coat and dark slacks, entered the store, to the owner, George boper. and asked to see the rings in the display shelf, toper unlocked the case and placed Jhc tray in front of her when he was called by another customer to a different part of the store. The woman apparently took the tray and ran out. Loper attempted lo catch her. but in his pursuit he left the store vunerable Jo a black man.

who apparently -walked oul carrying about 35 diamond nngs wilh him. The man. who had been a customer before the woman ran out with the tray, had vanished by the tame Loper returned, police wports saad. The value of the rings hasn't been determined as yet, according to Mrs. Leper today.

Thr rings the woman when she filed were worth a total of $600. police said. A similar incident occurred in Appleton. police said, bul nothing was taken from the jewelry store there. Births Oshkosh (Mercy Medical Center) Dennis and Diane Friesc.

1222 Elmwood Oshkosh. boy. Neenah (Thrda Clark) Gary and Cheryl Gorges. 6IS3 Thompson Road, tar- sen, boy. Thomas and Sharon Vroman.

552 E. River Drive. Omro. boy. Eureka (Out limn) Mr.

and Mrs. Robcrl Weiss. Broonnfacld. gjrl. Feh.

38. Grandpar- arc Mr. and Leo Weiss. Rurefca. County legol Notices PtOCCEDIWDS thr Cpcmtv WKromLln we Oov.

JTrti tO.W vim mHfrtmo Ttn twmrmkpl 1prm thf ime winrxtooo 5rtWh toiflt wi tthp vpor. the era Iht Jwora VKJT. sihoil The irrm Mrtr fn (poof Thp Sw -tmfl 5hr Prow wtrm(itiow Countv am. Menosha legal Notices CITY OF MENASHA LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing will be held on the proposed Ordinance amending the Traffic Code the City at Menosha. DATE OF HEARING: Morch 15.

1976 TIME OF HEARING: 6:55 P.M. PLACE: Council Chamber, 175 Mom St, Menasha. Wis Georae Protoof re City Clerk ORDINANCE NO AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE TRAFFIC CODE OF THE CITY OF MENASHA. introduced at the request ot the Public Protection Committee. The Common Council the City of Menasha do ordain as follows: SECTION Chapter 8.06A is hereby amended to include the following: 1.

"Lush Street on the East side between First and Second Streets." SECTION 2- Section 806L is hereby amended by adding the following paraoraoh: "Not withstand ma any other sections ot the Traffic Code 24 hour pork- ing shotl be permitted on both sides of Mill Street, Water Street, between Racine ana Tavco Street and parking Lot 2A, subject to two hour parking 9-5, Sundays and Holidays excepted SECTION 3. AH ordinances in tlict with this Ordinance ore hereby repealed. SECTION 4. This ordinance shall become effective upon its passage and publication as provided bv law and aft er the necessary sians and markings hove been installed Georae Protogere City Clerk Published. March 5.

1976 CITY OF MENASHA LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing will be held on the proposed Ordinance amending the Cable TV Franchise Ordinance. DATE OF HEARING April 5. 1976 TIME OF HEARING: 6:50 PLACE Council Chambers. 175 Main Menasha, Wl George Protooere City Clerk Published March 5. ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE A A I I NANCE.

Introduced at the reauest ot Aid Jcnicc Meerdmk in order to more eauitablv recover certain monies due unaer the franchise ordinance Ihe Common Council does ordain as follows. Part 1. Chapter 17, Section 22 (3)tc) ts hereby amended bv striking out the word, "end" and adding the word "ba- Part 2: Chafer 22. Section 22(J) is hereby amended bv striking out the words, "three months after the end the ttsca! vear." and inserting the words. "30 dovs otter the start of the arantee's fiscal vear with interest it the amount of I'r per cent per month on the deimauent Part 3: This ordinance shall become effective upon it; passaoe and puilica tion CK provided bv law and any ordi nances or perls of ordinances in conflict with thts ordinance ore hereby oeaied George Prolooere.

City Clerk Published March 5. 1976 Oshkosh Legal Notices SUMMARY ASSIGNMENT: NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE Wisconsin. Winnebooo County Court. Probate Branch. In the ot the Estate ot Anna 8.

Rillina. Deceased. A petition tor the lurnmorv assign merit qt the estate ot Anno B. Rilllno. Wmncbooo Countv.

Wisconsin. DOS! ot lice address 63- street. Osh kosh. Wisconsin WTO1. has Been tiled.

rtaht to brina on action terminates three otter the date ot rmbhcction ot this notice Creditors mov bring action bv tilina claim in the Countv Court tor Wtnnc- boao Countv. before the nropcrtv it or bv brinama suit ooaintt the otter the property sianed The property mov be osstoned to the and persons interested otc entitled to the ond who ore known to the Court, on June 15. or thcreatter. Mgbcl Rillino Petitioner 624 Evans Street Oshkos-h. Wisconsin S4O01 WILLIAMS AMD GUILES Attorneys Aloomo Boulevard Osnkosh.

Wisconsin Published March 5. APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE The made application lor intoKicatino Liauor License in the Citv ot Osnkosh. the arontlnc ot sending. COMBINATION CLASS FER-WENTEO MALT AND INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE cmd Address Locotion ot The Oon Lounge. Omro "ood John Floler.

101 Grcenwan A.enu-. Gretn Lake. Wiiconjm Published MCfCn J. onfl t. 1W ORDER LIMITING TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS WAIVER1 AND DETERMINATION OF ANNOLTO 12 In Memoriqm LEST W6 FORGET Ihe (ovlno memorv of those who ore longer with us and our families, our "Memoriam Service" Is available through the Want Ad department, For assistance in preparing a Memorlom notice ond costs coll 235-7700 and ask for the Classified Department.

A competent ad taker will help vou prepare o-suitable and proper mesaac. 13 Special Notices LOOK FRE6: Garbage and rubbish service. Call about a FREE Dlck-up service for all new customers. DON'T WAIT coll now and SAVE. SAVE.

SAVE. D. J. Sons Sonl- Idtion Service of Oshkosh. P.S.

SuDoorl vour local and rubbish business. 14 Lodge Notices OSHKOSH LODGE NO. AAA Masonic Temple, Wash- inoton Ave i a ion Tuesday March 9 7:30 P.M. after. Loren Sooerbeck.

W.W. D. Leinweber, Secv. 15 Lost ond Found FOUND. Male English ShMC Doo.

Grov wrth white head Daws Call 233-4180 FOUND: Siberian Husky, near a i Tuesday Coll 231-9541. LOST. Black leather key cose Finder please return to 308 Dawes St. REWARD! "LOST. Blue-red billfold with im- portont papers, in vicinity ot Ken's Bar parking lot.

Reward will be offered. Phone 235-0308 or 23S97SS. LOST- Female Irish Setter with no collor Call after 3. 231 8093 REWARD! 17 Personals Are you PREGNANT and afraid? Don't know where to core. Coll BUSINESSMAN in 40'S, well situated, desires correspond once with interesting.

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