Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 13

18 Juveniles Lose Licenses Licenses of 18 young persons were suspended in the July session of Juvenile Traffic Court with Judge John J. Boyle presiding. In five other cases where juveniles were charged with fail- in-e to have a license, licenses will be withheld the necessary number of days after application is made to the Motor Vehicle Department. No driving for 30 days was ordered in these cases after speeding charges were admitted: Terry Listol, 17, Rte. 3, Edgerton; Carmelo Tortorici, 17, 208 S.

Pearl Victor Connell, 16 325 is. Washington Michael Kepp, 16, 724 Richards Court; Cynthia Pake, 16, 1049 N. Fremont David Link, 17, 610 W. Van Buren Martin Colip 16, 711 Benton Joyce Vogel, 17, Rte. 5, Janesville; Bradley Rein, 17, Rte.

4, Janesville; Donald Johnson, 17, Edgerton; Bruce Hunt, 17, 1811 N. Concord Drive. Other 30-day suspensions were ordered for these violators: Paul Minkey, 17, Rte. 1, Darien, running red light; Karen Hull, 17, 1720 Sherman Ave. failure to yield right of way; Marcia Whitrock 17, 1215 Elizabeth permitting unauthorized person to drive; Gerald Lux, 17, Rte.

1, Edgerton, running stop sign; Robert Engstrom, 16, Rte. 2 Brodhead; Daniel Carroll, 16, 565 N. Walnut violation of school permit. A charge of failure to yield right of wiay, filed against Dennis Sopher, 16, Rte. 1, Brodhead, was dismissed.

No driving for six months after application to the MVD upon reaching age 16 was ordered in the case of David Simpson, 15, Rte. 3, Edgerton, in court on charges of no driver's license, excessive speed and failure to obey a traffic officer. A 60-day penalty was ordered in the case of Ernest Tracy, 15, Rte. 1, Whitewater, on charges of no license and failure to report an accident. Others on no license charges were Rodney Freeman, 15, 2129 Hubbard Robert Doerr, 16, 329 S.

Washington and Jeffrey Amundson, 16 101 St. Mary's Ave. Lakeland Hospital son was born in Lakeland Hospital to Mrs. Donald Wyand, Lake Geneva; and a daughter to Mrs. Francis Ranczyk, Lake Geneva.

Admitted: LeRoy Thomas, Leonard Cordoni, Mrs. Stanley Stebnitz and Mark Van Hoosen, Delavan; Mrs. Theodore Snyder, Darien; Terry Pearson, Sharon; Charlotte Davis, Chicago; William Bell, Walworth. Dismissed: Keith Griffin, Darien; Charlotte Davis, Phillip Du- Ball, Chicago; Arthur Duester, Palmyra; Mrs. Joseph Findell, Mrs.

Richard Folman, Lake Geneva; Harry John, Fort Wayne, Mrs. Clarence McNally, Walworth; Mrs. Pitt Messerschmidt, Dora Weber, Elkhom; Mrs. Elmer Vorpagel, Williams Bay; Mrs. William Woods and daughter, Delavan.

Obituaries (More Obituaries on Page 2) Avalon Driver Hurt in Crash on Read Road Florence Tess, 50, Avalon, was taken to Mercy Hospital with forehead and right knee bruises and neck pain shortly after 9 a.m. today following a two-car accident. Her car, traveling north on Read Road, collided near the crest of a hill with one driven by Richard Kath, 62, 1245 Jerome Janesville, as he started a left turn. The accident occurred just south of E. Delavan Drive.

Unfamiliar with the new sports car he was trying out, Robert H. Gunderson, 55, Rte. 4, Beloit, stepped on the gas pedal instead of the brakes shortly before 6 p.m. Monday, he told deputies. His car shot off Valley Road north of Beloit and into the right side of a car being driven north on Highway 51 by Charles W.

Shockley, 42, Beloit. Gunderson was charged with failing to yield the right of way. A heifer owned by Jerome L. Weis, Rte. 5, Janesville, may have suffered a fractured leg at 4:20 a.m.

Tuesday when it was struck by a car. Ira S. Hiller 74, 1327 Ruger Janesville, told deputies he was headed east in heavy rain when he saw several cattle on the road and was unable to avoid striking one. The accident occurred on Hanover Road four miles west of Janesville. Fort Kiwanis Club Announces Plans for Horse Show FORT ATKINSON Horses, cowboys and Indians will be seen at Rock River Park, Aug.

1 and 2 at the annual Kiwanis Club parade and horse show. According to Hank Kosharek, chairman, there will be floats, covered wagons, mock gun battles and other "shades of the old West events" that are now in the early planning stages. Ribbons will be awiarded the parade's best group, best horse- drawn vehicle, best dressed western man and best dressed western woman, and the most comical entry. The Sunday, Aug. 2, horse show will include all the regular show classes.

Jack Larson, Fort Atkinson, will do the announcing with Orval Smith, Whitewater, judging each class. Ringmaster will be Art Gafke of Fort Atkinson. Ticket "entry blanks" for the "Name the Pony" contest will be available from Kiwanis members next wieek. The winner of the contest will be announced at the horse show. Kosharek also noted that Kiwanis members are hoping to have the famous "Abe Lincoln" horse as a parade feature.

Parade and show entry blanks may be obtained from Kiwanis president Warren Doty, 98 S. Main St. Mrs. Elizabeth Partlow LAKE Elizabeth Roberts Partlow, 75, 536 Sage life resident of Lake Geneva and area, died unexpectedly Sunday evening in Jamestown, Ohio, where she had been visiting. The former Elizabeth Roberts was born Jan.

15, 1889, in Linton, the daughter of John and Anna Edwards Roberts. She was married to Joseph Partlow at Woodstock, 111., in January 1925. He died in 1951. Mrs. Partlow was a member of First Baptist Church, Lake Geneva.

Surviving is one son, Ellis, of Lake Geneva. A brother and a sister predeceased her. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Derrick-Haase Funeral Home, the Rev. Donald Andrews officiating.

Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Peter Kauth LAKE services for Mrs.

Peter Kauth, 83, who died in Milwaukee while visiting a daughter, will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday in St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, the Rev. Bernard Pickart officiating. Burial will be in Rock Lake Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Westin Funeral Home after noon Wednesday. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. The former Mary Ann Tintel was born June 21,1881, in Waterford, the daughter of Charles and Frances Kleinvehn Tintel, and lived in Milwaukee after her marriage to Peter Kauth. They later farmed at Neillsville and moved to Lake Mills about 50 years ago. She was a member of St.

Francis Xavier Church and a charter member of its Ladies Guild. Surviving are her husband; five daughters, Mrs. Max Kelch, Lake Mills, Mrs. David Bodine and Mrs. Mary Stocks, both of Milwaukee, Mrs.

Albert Peterson, Nebraska City, and Mrs. Clifford Mueller, Monroe, 16 grandchildren; 30 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Sister Mercedes, St. Francis Convent, Milwaukee. Two daughters died in infancy. lefferson Woman To Enter Register of Deeds Contest JEFFERSON-Responding to telegrams sent out by Gov.

John W. Reynolds this past weekend, Democratic party members met Monday evening at the Jefferson House to form a slate of candidates for county offices. In his telegram to Mrs. Rosalie Betzold, 135 N. Dewey Jefferson, Gov.

Reynolds said, "Urge you to run for office for register of deeds in Jefferson County. Progressive government needs people of your proven ability and Democratic ticket needs your voter appeal. Appreciate favorable decision by noon, July 7th." Mrs. Betzold, 40, receptionist and switchboard operator at the county courthouse annex, announced today that she will file for nomination papers for the register of deeds office. Other candidates on the Democratic slate were to be confirmed today or Wednesday.

Three candidates are seeking assemblyman nomination. They are Harold Noble and Horace Buri, both of Jefferson, and Douglas D. Culligan, Sullivan. Highway 1-90 Claim for Jury A dispute on for land taken during the tion of Interstate Highway 90 near Milton will be aired before Circuit Judge Arthur L. Luebke and a jury starling Tuesday afternoon.

The case is that of Archie Reid Mrs. Hattie Reid and Ronald E. Dorwin against the State Highway Commission. The jury was drawn during the morning, and then taken to view the propertjr before the begin ning of testimony as to valuations. The 240-acre farm is about three miles north of Janesville, in the southwest corner of Milton Township.

The case is one of two set for this week. Depending on whether the Reid case can be completed in time, trial is set for Friday in the case of state vs. Herbert C. Hahn, involving a charge of driving while intoxicated. The entire jury panel will report again Friday morning, and another jury session is on the calendar for next Tuesday.

Tentatively set for Tuesday are the accident injury cases of Charles and Barbara Krueger vs. Verlyn Sagmoen. to be followed in order by the accident case of Mary Zweifel vs. Milwaukee Auto Mutual Insurance contract case of Vladimir Lutovsky vs. John Hartmann and Black Acres farm, and contract case of George Selvog vs.

Lyle E. Stafford and General Accident, Fire and Life Insurance Co. On the jury for the Reid vs. Slate Highway Commission case are Ruth Thompson, Rte. 1, Orfordville; Edward Pantell, Rte.

5, Janesville; Robert Krebs, Rte. 3, Janesville; Thomas L. Miller, 1725 Court Janesville; Anna Olson, Ruth Lein, Edgerton; Manzie Burkett, Rte. 1, Milton Junction; Carol Whipple, Astrid Kcrnlund, Fred Dietz, Margaret Gjeston, Beloit; Maurice Van Horn, Rte. 1, Avalon.

PRIVATE OWNER CARS 10 TOMORROW m. over WCIO NEW WILSON CATCHERS MITT LOST near Senior Ilinh tennis courts. Young boy's prizo possession. PL If lost: Black Lahorador; Collie; Terrier; Be.nRle mix. PL Automotive PRIVATE OWNER CARS 10 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 1962 ALFA ROMK) Immaculate rnndillon.

15.000 Phone PL I 111)56. BLAC'KCHKVROLKT SHARP ALL ArCKSSORIKS PHONEJ'L BONNEVILLE p'ONflAC Hardtop. H.OOO miles. 19 mi. per Ral.

Power slrcring. power brakes. J2W0. Phone Clinton OR 'TircONVEWiBLE CALL PL i-im OR SEE AT 1009 WALKER 1962 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR SEDAN, fi cyclinder. standard transmission.

Call 86S-3791 Milton. '62 CHEVROLET, CONVERTIBLE POW- er iteering, power brake.i S1800. Phone PL 4-5152; 321 S. Crosby. 1960 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON Parkwood, -8, Automalle PL 1217 MARTIN RD.

LNNY PONTIAC CHEVROLET Super Sport, 4 speed transmission with 409 engine. '64 CHEVROLET Impala sports coupe. GRAND PRIX, groy and black interior, fully equipped. MERCURY Station wagon, 9 passanger, power steering, power brakes, automatic. '61 CHEVROLET Corvair pickup '60 IMPALA convertible, red with white top.

(2) '60 PONTIAC Catalina 4-door BONNEVILLE 4-door hardtop. '59 FORD 2-door Galaxie hardtop. brti.c '59 CHEVROLET "6" STICK, BISCAYNE i door, radio, whitewails. Good condi- lion. PL 4-3069.

CHEVROLET IMPALA PO Coupe, full power, sharp, must 812 Miller Ave. CHEVROLET orNVERTliiLE, aulomallc, Plack with red inienor. Best offer over $850. Call PL 2-0221 CHEVROLET, GOOD CONDITION. '59 Qldsmobilo 4 door excellent.

Phone Phone PL 2-2087. 1953 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR FOR SALE $75. PHONE PL 2-3839 1958 CHEVROLET 4-boOR BISCAYNE, 6 cylinder, standard transmission. Call PL 2-6318 '64 COMET STATION WAGON, DER, Low mileage. Must sell, $1900.

PL 4-9405 1959 CORVETTE. 2 TOPS, 270 11. P. MAKE OFFER. CALL FORT ATKINSON JO 3 6196 AFTER 5 P.M.

DEPENDABLE 19.56 CHEVROLET BEL Air 4 door seadn. V-8, Rood whitewall tires. Extra clean, no rust. Call PL 2-3707 after 4 p.m. '61 FORD VS CONVERTIBLE, PO'WER steering and brakes, 24,000 miles, excl- lent condition, consider trade.

PL 4.7103 See at Earls DX station, 119 W. Court Street. 1954 FORD 2 DOOR, Excellent Condition, Except Interior. $50. PL 2-0204 '59 CHEVROLET 4-door hard-1 top Bel-Air.

This week only $695. '59 CHEVROLET Sedan De-I livery. $695 Neleus O. Nelson BROOKLYN -Neleus 0. Nelson, 87, retired Brooklyn area farmer, died Sunday in Stoughton Hospital after brief illness.

He was born March 21, 1877, in Utica. He married Clara Hermanson, Sept. 4, 1907, in Stough- lon. She died in 1909. Surviving is a sister, Mrs.

Alvin Olson, Brooklyn. Servfces will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Brooklyn Lutheran Church, the Rev. Viggo Peterson officiating. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery.

Friends may call at the B. L. Booth Funeral Home, Oregon, after 7 p.m. Wednesday and at the church from 1 p.m. Thursday until the funeral hour.

Three Incumbents Alone in Delavan School Board Race DELAVAN-Monday was the deadline for candidates to file for election for Joint School District No. 1, and only the three incumbents up for re-election filed. Dr. Harold Werbel, presi dent of the board, Robert Brooks, vice president, and Sam Berg are the only ones in the race. Superintendent of schools Richard Manske and his family moved Monday to their new home at 1107 Center St.

Mr. and Mrs, Manske have three sons, Mark, 14, Brian, 12, and Scott, 7. Manske assumed duties July 1 after being superintendent of schools at Oostburg since 1961. Buses will leave Deckert and Veterans Memorial parks at 9:15 a.m. Wednesday to take children participating in the morning recreation program to the Circus World Museum at Baraboo.

The group will return at about 6:30 p.m. Registration for the Milwaukee Braves-Philadelphia Phillies game in Milwaukee July 23 must be made by Friday at the Raft Concession Stand, Mill Pond Beach. Cost for both trips is 75 cents per person. Mail Damaged by Firecracker A number of letters were damaged in a post office pickup box at W. Racine and Lincoln street when a firecracker discharged inside it.

Post office officials reported the" incident to police Monday and said it occurred sometime during the weekend. Several letters were scorched and torn, necessitating the return of them to the senders, it was reported. Nine windows were broken in another vandalism case reported Monday. The windows were broken by BB's in houses under construction by A Homes at 1516 Manor Drive and 2008 Moreland Drive. Police also received a report Monday that $1 in stamps and 35 cents in change was taken from an office in Janesville Mills, 411 S.

Pearl St. Entry was made through an unlocked window. Sylvester Romanczak Services for Sylvester Romanczak, 1525 St. Mary's were held Tuesday morning in St. Mary's Church, Msgr.

E. J. Beck officiating. Burial was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, where Floyd Larson and Elmer Schwichtenberg comprised the honor guard for the American Legion and Mr.

Romanczak's grandson, Richard Murray, was bugler. Pallbearers were John Bobak and Thomas Swieboda, both of Lockport, 111., Stanley Andritz, Avon More, John Orloff Frank Kumor and Henry Kuber- ty all of Chicago. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, That the Common Council of the City of Janesville has declared its intention to exercise its power under S. 66.60, Wisconsin Statutes, to levy special assessments upon property on tha following streets for benefits conferred upon such property by said im provement: CURB AND GUTTER REPLACEMENT All property fronting upon both sides of North Washington Street from it.s intersection with Point Avenue to its mtersecllon with Magnolia Avenue. All properly fronting upon both sides of Terrace Street from its intersection with South Line of Lot 1 Block 8 Hield's Addition to its intersection with North Washington Street.

The report of the Committee of Public Works showing plans and specifications, estimated cost of improvements and proposed assessments is on file in my office and may be inspected there on any business day during regular office hours. Y'ou are further notified that the Common Council will hear all persons Interested or their agents or attorneys, concerning mat ers in the preliminary resolution authorizing such assessment and the report, including proposed assessments or benefits, at 7:30 P.M. on the 13th day of July, 1964. in the Council Chambers in thn City Hall. All objections will be considered at hearing and thereafter the amount ol the assessments will be finally determined.

Signed: K. C. BRADFORD DATED; July 2, 1964. POWER, AIR CON- ditloning 60.000 miles. Oriinal owner.

$250. Phone Orfordville 879-2192. C. C. Cash Hanover.

Wis. '57 '59 PLYMOUTH 4-door. '59 PONTIAC 9 passenger wagon '59 OLDSMOBILE, one owner, 41,000, actual miles, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power seats. '59 OLDSMOBILE "88" 4-door hardtop, one owner. Very clean.

Many other models and older to choose from. Come on out Where you get a good deal and a good deal more at our new location on Hwy. 26. Air conditioned show rooms. Highway 26 (Milton Avenue) Across from Holiday Inn Janesville PL 2-8742 or 2-8764 Volkswagen GUARANTEE ON ALL USED VOLKSWAGENS 1961 vni.K.SWAGEN Sedan, Java jjreen.

1963 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan 1162 VOI.K.SWAGEN Sedan $1395 li16I VOl.K.SWAtiEN Sedan, blue. IMO VOLKSWAGEN Sun tonf ID.iS N'OLKSWAGFN Converlihls $915 AMERICAN TRADE-INS CHEVROLET Station Wagon, red. 1957 MERCURY Monterey 2Door. Excellent. New Volkswagen Sedans, $1685 BANK FINANCINO mports, Inc.

2030 Center Ave. PL 2-0511. Janesville AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 BARLOW'S 'Bargains 1963 CHEVROLET BelAlr 4 door nation wngnn, like new. 1.963 PONTIAC 2 door hardtop, like new. 1963 PONTIAC SEDAN, loaded with extras.

1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA door hardtop. Iil63 IMPALA 4 door hardtop. 1963 CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE 196 .1 CHEVROLET SEDAN 4 door. 1962 OLDSMOBILE "88" Holiday 4 door. 1961 CHEVROLET Impala 4 door hardtop 1960 OLDSMOniI 2 door Holiday 1953 CHEVROLET 4 door station wagon.

MANY OTHER MAKES AND MODELS 'Barlow Motors PHONE PL 4-6936 1535 Center Ave. Hwy. 51 iCK'S EST YS Page 13 Daily Gazette Tuesday, July 7, 19B4 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 INCO PREMIERE 2D00R HARDTOP Beautiful fawn tan and white tu- tone finish with luxurious leather matching tutone interior that is immaculate. Only 65.000 actual one owner, carefully driven miles. Power steering, power brakes, power windows (including vent windows), 6-way power seat, power greaser, electronic light dimmer, automatic transniis.sion, radio, heater, seat belts, carpeted floor and padded dash.

This car has been exceptionally well kept and shows it. Mechanically perfect and unbelievably clean! Ynu have to see this automobile to appreciate its value for only S650. See it at 917 N. Lexington Drive. Call PL 2-9355.

MECHANICS SPECIAL 1957 OLDSMOBILE 4 door, heater, radio. brake. less the short block, $145. 217 S. Atwood.

OLDS.MOBILES—•,'iO SEDAN, STICK; Fast Back Coupe; '53 Super llardiop. Reasonable for quick sale. PL 2-7811. cx- tension 32 or 456 Edgerton. OLDSMOBILE 98, I960', cdNvWTiurf- 35,000 miles, 5 new tires, excellent condition, $1850.

1603 N. Washington St. Watertown Band To Play in Fort FORT ATKINSON The sec ond band concert of the summer season will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Barrie Park. The ice cream social held in conjunction with the concert will be under the auspices of the Rainbow Girls.

The concert will be given by the Watertown Municipal Band. The Fort Atkinson Old-Timers Band will give a guest performance in Watertown on July 16. CAR LEAVES ROAD JEFFERSON Wayne Weckler, 23, Rte. 1, Fort Atkinson, escaped injury at 11:22 p.m. Monday when he fell asleep while driving south on Highway 89 and his car went off the road, The accident occurred about IVi ripping out 60-feet of fence and miles north of Lake Mills.

Install Godec as President of Rotary Club Rotarians witnessed the installation of a new president, Frank Godec, 1501 N. Harmony Drive, and heard an analysis of the revenue act of '64 at their luncheon meeting Monday. Gordon T. McKay of the Arthur Andersen and accounting firm, Milwaukee, was the speaker. Godec, district plant manager of the Wisconsin Telephone was installed by Robert Bethards, past district governor of Rotary.

A past president's pin was presented to the retiring president, Kenneth Decker. McKay's topic was "What You Must Do Now to Take Advantage of the Revenue Act of '64. He gave pointers on changes in the act which can affect individuals and corporations. Dr. Thomas Hansen, 917 Osborne radiologist at Mercy Hospital, was inducted into membership.

ORDER AND NOTICE FOK HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT. STATE OF WISCONSIN Branch 1, Rock County Court, In Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Martha A Frank, ak-a Martha Frank, Dccea.sed. On the application of the executor of tho estate of Martha A. Frank, deceased, late of the Village of Milton Junction, Rock County, Wlscon.sin, for the allowance and adjustment of his account, for the allowance of debts or claims paid without filing, for the determination of who are the heirs of the deceased, for the determination of the Inheritance lax, for the assignment of the residue of the estate, and the adjudication of the termination of joint tenancy or life esate. If any, IT IS ORDERED; That the application be heard and determined a', a term of the Court, to be held in and for the County of Rock, at the Court House, In the City of Janesville, on the 1st day of September, 1964, at the opening of Court on that day, or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard; Dated July l.st, 1964.

By the Court, SVERRE ROANO County Judge. Berg and Gage, Attorneys 58 S. Main Street Janesville, Wisconsin CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PL 4-3311 8a.m.-5p.m. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ic A BACKGROUND OF EXPERIENCE MEMBER NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS BY INVITATION Mrs. Harold E.

Quaerna Wednesday, July 8, 1964. 2 P.M. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Earle S. MetcaU Thursday, July 9, P. OVERTON FUNERAL HOME 19.59 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR V-8, radio, heater, overdrive, giKiil paint tires.

Will consider trade. PL 'Ml IIAKll- TOP. Automatic, power steeung. Real clean. Call PL 2 062G days.

1962 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CONVERTIBLE, $2300. CALL PL 2-6092. 1961 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CONVI-RI- ible, 39,000 miles Excellent shape. Reasonable. Phone PI 2-0841 1960 PONTIAC VENTURA 2 DOOR hardtop.

1416 Woodman Road. Phone PL 4-9484 after 5 p.m. '58 PONTIAC. REASONABLE PRICE 4 door hardtop, power steering, power brakes. See after 5 m.

PL 4-4213. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN LIKE NEW. PHONE PL 2-0567 OR PL 2 0824 1953 STUDEBAKER 2-DOOR HARDTOP. 322 cu. in.

Buick engine, 3 on floor with overdrive, drivcable, needs finishing. PL 2-9730. 1964 VOLVO 544, 2 DOOR, 4 SPEED, RADIO, low mileage. Excellent condition. 1159 Central, Beloit, after 5 p.m.

AUTO LOANS, FINANCING 10a Ouch! We're in Pain We're Hurting Our Ne.rves Are Shot Our used car inventory is more than we can handle. "Dr. Pocketbook" say.s "The only cure is to sell at Sickeningly Low Prices So we're pushing the operation button." SnOOR $1615 FALCON IDOOK $I1HS tn.NVlCRTllU.I- ClIHVROl.l-T CONVI $llSri '58 CllEVHOl.l-.T 4 '61 miICK J11R5 MGA CONVKRTIULE J11S3 Volvo-Triumph Dealers Sales and Service THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL TIIUNDERBIRD, air conditioning PONTIAC Calalina Convertible, $12115 CORVAIR Mnnza 2Door $1195 JANESVILLE MOTOR Inc. I'ord Thunderbird Ffllenn Mercury Comet Ford 1309 Milton Ave. Call PL 4-5511 ALL CARS CLEARLY PRICED VOKSWAGEN sedan, black $H95 1962 BUICK special 4-door station wagon, V-6, automatic, radio $1895 1960 BUICK LaSabre 2-door hardtop.

Power assists, automatic, radio $1595 1960 PONTIAC Star Chief 4-Door Sedan. Power steering, power brakes, white sidewalls. $1595 1963 SKYLARK hardtop, sports interior, whitewails $2595 1962 ELECTRA 4 door hardtop, black with white top, all power assists, whitewails $2695 1963 OLDSMOBILE "88" 4 door sedan. All power assists $2695 1959 CHEVROLET 4 door station wagon, stick V-8 $995 1957 RAMBLER 4-door wagon, real sharp $,595 1960 CHEVROLET ton pickup truck, all reconditioned $1295 1959 OLDSMOBILE 2-door, 2- tone green and while. Hydra- malic and radio $995 SHOP OUR SUPER MARKET LOT 70 New and Cars on Display Lot Lighted Till 11 p.m.

ROCK COUNTY BU OK CO. Wells Motors 1963 DODGE Polara Hartop $2,350 19rv2 PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan $1495 1961 DODCE 4door sedan $1295 1961 EORD 4-dnor $1295 1960 CHEVROLET convertible coupe 1960 PLYMOUTH 4-door $995 1959 CHRYSLER Saratoga 4- door 1959 RAMBLER wagon $895 1959 FORD 2-door $895 19.57 PLYMOUTH 2-door $250 1957 DODGE 4-door hardtop $495 1951 DODGE $95 Dealer (or Dodce and Dodge Trucks 1250 Milton Ave. PL 2-8991 JRUCKS, TRAILERS, BUSES 1963 INTERNATIONAL cab over, model isnn with fifth wheel and full air, I approved $3975 1956 FORD F-600, with stork rack, A-1. $69J 1961 INTERNATIONAL puint, model C-IODO. Pickup, new $973 BANK-RATE FINANCING OPEN 9 TO 9 MON.

SAT. Champion MOTOR CO. 1643 Center Avenue Highway 51 South Phone PL 2-9074 TEALE'S AUTO NEW and U.SED Cars ALBANY, WIS. PHONE 862-3549 '3ig Savings SERVICE" 1961 OLDSMOBILE "88," 4 door hardtop 1959 PORD Station WaRon 4-Door, stick shifi. WLSCON.SIN AIR ENCINE SALES AND SERVICE Wilke Motors After 6 p.m.

Dial PL 2-2516 ALL CAR.S 215 E. Milwaukee St. Dial '63 Pontiac 4-Door, 15,000 miles. '62 Pontiac 4-Door '62 Ford Tudor Hardtop, big engine, standard shift. '60 Pontiac 4-Door '62 Rambler 4-Door, 29,000 miles.

35 Cars Under $695 neigesen EVANSVILLE "Where Customcr.s Send Their Friends" 115 S. Franklin St. PL 4-4418 One Block South of Post Office i I Service Bill Gust.ifsnn (ieoine Dampior llwy. 51 (1732 Center Ave.) PL 2-7444 OPEN SUNDAY HOLIDAY SPECIALS All New and Used Cars in Sinrk lORD XL 2 door hardtop. Ex- tr.i 1960 PLYMOUTH 6 cylinder 4 door 1959 PLYMOUTH 8.

4 door 1960 rORD Falrlnne 41)oor. A bin'. Premium Piiie.s for Shaip Used Sales and Service CONDON MOTORS Diodhead. Wis, Phone TW 7-4191 Chiysler Plymouth Valiant HEFFE Chevrolet and Oldsmobile our NEW, USED CAR LOT in Daviinio or at Night Under I.l«ht OPEN FRIDAY NICHTS AND OTHER NIGHTS BY APPOINTMENT EVANSVILLE CHAMPION "MOTOR INC, T6'43 Center Ave, (highway .51) Janesville. Easy Open daily 9 a.m.

to 9 ni. BUYING A CAR? FINANCE IT THE BETTER WAY- LOW BANK RATES Payments to Meet Your BudRet FIR.ST NATIONAL BANK AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 Old Faye A. Richardson Thursday, July 9, P. M. OVERTON FUNERAL HOME OVERTON FUNERAL HOME AIR-CONDITIONED AMPLE PARKING SPACE 15 N.

JACKSON ST. DIAL PL 4-7789 PARKED CARS HIT FORT ATKINSON Police Chief Edward Schultz reported two minor accidents in the city Monday. At p.m. a car driven by Russell Brewer IB, 422 E. Milwaukee collided with the narked car owned by Ervin SchoU, 73, 639 Adams St.

as Brewer was backing out of a parking stall. A parked car owned by Evelyn F. Folkes, 64, Cambridge, was damaged when six fence posts belonging to Us-' it was struck at n.m. by ter Jordan, Rte. 1, Lake the car driven bv Theodore L.

Eckhart, 66, 117 Lucille as he backed out of his driveway. Ken L. WoUgram. RESIDENTIAL. FUNERAL HOME THOUGHTFUL, DIGNIFIED SERVICE 2'20 Academy St.

PL 2-1562 IS 1963 CHEVROLET 4-Door, $1995 (7) 1962 Super Hardtops and 4- Doors $1895 up 1962 RAMBLER 4-Door $1395 1961 FORD Galaxie 4-Door, $1395 1961 CHEVROLET Impala 4- Door $1595 1960 OLDSMOBILE "88" Holi- i day Sedan $1395 1960 CHEVROLET Bel-Air 4- Door $1095; 1960 FORD Wagon $1095 1960 RAMBLER 4-Door $995 1960 FORD Starline Hardtop $1095 1959 OLDSMOBILE "88" Holiday Sedan $995 1958 FORD Customllne 4-Door $425 1958 CHEVROLET Bel-Air 4- Door $695 1958 OLDSMOBILE "88" 2-Door Hardtop $695 1958 CHEVROLET Bel-Air 2- Door Hardtop $795 1957 CADILLAC Fleetwood 4- Door Hardtop $950 3 1963 OLDSMOBILE DEMONSTRATORS SAVE! BACK ROW AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 NOTICES NOTICE TO THOSE WHO USE BLIND ADS. Gaiette Blind Ad replies designated to be picked up in person nre discarded If not called for within 30 days. At 10 a.m. today there were answers for the following Gazette Blind Ad numbers; 1511 1767 1783 1784 1789 2400 PHONED ADS may be charged II your name is listed In the current issue of the phone directory in your town in the Gazette circulation area; If not, credit must be established with the Gazette. PERSONAL INTEREST We are open until noon on Saturday You will like this service.

FOOTVILLE STATE BANK LOST, FOUND 8 CALL JANESVILLE DOG POUND IF lost: Collie, Laborador pups, beagle, Ltborador terrier mixcti dog, PL 2-4934, 55'S to 58's $49 up to $279 IN USED CAR BUYS From JanesviUe's Volume Dealer No Auction Cars All Locally Owned Trade-Ins AT OUR TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Milton Ave. at Kennedy Road PL 2-7733 1961 PLYMOUTH 4-Door Sedan, 8 cylinder, automatic. Excellent condition. J1U95 1960 VALIANT 4-Door Sedan, V-200, automatic transmission, new tires (893 SAYRE MOTORS Chrysler, Valiant and Plymouth DIAL 868-3444 1956 CHEVROLET Carryall Priced to Sell International Harvester SALES AND SERVICE H7 N. PL 4-66(14 320 E.

MILWAUKEE ST. CIIEVROLETS '61 IMPALA. AIR CONDITIONED '63 IMPALA SUPER SPORT '63 MONZA, AIR '63 UKI.AIR COMPANY CAR '63 BICI.AIR STATION WAGON CIIF.VY 11 2 DOOR '62 IMPALA COUPE '62 lIlSCAYNi; STAl'lON WAGON '62 MONZA 4 DOOR '61 CORVAIR LAKKWOOD WAGON '61 IMPALA SPORT SEDAN CADILLACS SERIES 62 llARinOi- COUPK SERIl-S 62 SEDAN '61 60 SPECIAL HARTOP COUPE OTHERS '61 PONTIAC TEMPE.ST 4 DOOR '60 OLDSMOBILE 98 HOLIDAY '60 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR '60 RAMBLER DELUXE 4 DOOR 821 N. PARKER DRIVE ClIEVROLETS '63 CORVAIR 4D00R, 4 SPEED IMPALA SPORTS SEDAN '63 HICLAIH 4D00R '63 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE '(i2 liEL-AlR 4I)00K IMPALA SPORT '01 llia 1 DOOR IMPALA SPORT COUPE lllvL.AIR SPORT SEDAN BEL AIR 4 DOOR '55 210 4-DOOR OTHERS '60 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR BUICK ELECTRA 22S OLDSMOIlll.l': SUPER 4 DOOR FORD WAGON RAMBLF.R 4 DOOR l-ORD FAIRLANE 4D00R TRUCK.S '61 DODGIC UTILITY BODY CHEVROLET SEDAN DELIVF.RV '48 FORD 2 TON DUMP Free Parking Drive Right In Harrisonized Cars Are "B-Ways" Better On-the-Spot Financing No Payments Till Late-Aug. Up to 36 Month to Pay Warranties In Writing HARRISON'S CHEVROLET CADILLAC 320 E.

Milwaukoo St. 821 N. Parker Drive Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Till 9:30 P. M. GO RAMBLER '63 RAMBLER 4-Door $1895 BEL-AIR 4-Door $2095 FORD Galaxie V-8 $1695 DODGE 4-Dnor 'T," $1295 CORVAIR 4-Door $1190 '60 RAMBLER WaRon $7.50 '60 RAMBLER 4-Door $1045 FORD Fordor ",500" $995 NASH 4-Donr "8" $119 BUICK Hardtop $195 lOwe-Rarnbler Centerway, Janesville Office PL 4 3387 Ujed Cnr Lot 2 1778 OK Used Cars 1962 I'ORl) 2 dnor.

VS. ovcidiive IIMKI I'llNl'IAC CAIAI.INA 4 (limr s.dan. Um PLYMOUril 4 dncir si 'diiii MUIO- itmtic I llEVUOl.l -vr 79 imck, nil.in I li ilulv. Slalinti WiiKiin. hlnuKlit I I 'iil Plfil 6 ivliodci Miilinn WIIK- on wtt)) fivrlilMvc Vm IIIKVIUII.I lid Air 4 ri.i 8.

slMlmn H. i'iri6 4 nnm. Pi'il IIIVROI rr inn tiiiik, 4 Rpecd IVERSON CHEVROLET Brodhead, Win. Call Collect TW NO so" niany pl.n I I P. Ads Ihev SAIIS- EYING ACIION! Dial PI.

43311. 1061 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT, 4 wheel drive, lock out hubs, full top with West, ern snow plow J1675 International Harvester SAl.i:S AND SERVICE 837 N. P.irker Drive PI. 4-6604 4 DOOR llEL -ArR I 1139.1 SIMONSEN CamhridKi-. Wi'.

I'hnnn collect. iii TRUCK, TO.V, Kiaiii bur nil. nailer home, inv like new. Phone PL MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES lib Micvci.i'.'^ AND MOTORCYCLES' PARIS and REPAIRS Mr ALL SALES AND SERVICE Authoriiod Schwinn Dealer lOnW.

Delavan Drivo Phone PL 4 .1322 M()r()R 'sC0 IN (il)OD CONDITION. CALL PL 4 lioNDA NEW cnndilton, 309 miles, 1 month old. Phona Riclummd iU 3-2179, MOBILE HOMES lie MOlllLI. HOME IWNERSI I.nrKe l.nl.s—Lawns—Patios, J2H per. Indian Ford Trailer Pk.

F.di StlJ co AND NUrshfield IS Wisconsin's hest sfllinR 12- wide, Beloit TraliiT Sales is Marshfield's nuiiiliri 1 BII.OIT TRAILER E.S' 7 Mlh's Snulh of l.ini'svillc on llwv, .11 Ni TRAILERS AND AS LOW AS $495 TRUCK CAMPI RS, ONLY $895 Nl'W Ml wine. 2 BIDUDOM, II I- I'. LIVING HOO.M 31 TO CIIOd.SK IRO.M lacob's Mobile Homes AND PARK 1610 lldnil Pliuno PL 1 7941 No Down PAYMENT I lllvM 2 HI IlKDOM MOItll.l' lIDMi: (innri i i inilll ill lill Knbt'lt Ili-loii 1 Al 'J 3 ill Monilay tliiu 1 P. M. Sill, and Sun.

I NOW IS nil TLMI-, lO BUY 10, 12, 20 ft. wide Mobile Homes Models of ri Trailers to cliooso from Tnji C.injpcr; Tcxsn Tiuck and up. Truck Cainper.s for Rent IIIAR lANI- IIO.MES AND PARK PI. I firi77 Mil. ON iiwv.

r.i, AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 BURTNESS GUARANTEED USED CARS 1962 FORD Station Wagon 4-Door V-lt 19,57 CHEVROLET 4-Door Station WaRon 1955 CHEVROLET -ton 4-speo(l Truck 1953 CHEVROLET 1-ton Truck with Hoist CORVAIR Monza 4 19.5(i OLD.SMOBILE Sport Coupe 1960 PONTIAC 1962 CHEVROLET, cylinder, PnwcrRlidp. 1959 CHEVROLET, 6 cylinder, PoworKlido. 1960 FORD, 6 cylinder, shift. 1061 CHEVROLET 4 Door, 6 cylinder, Powcrglido. One Year Warranty 3urtness Chevrolet ORFORDVILLE.

WIS. TR 9-3131 Open Mondny.s and Friday Until 9 P. M. Other Evening.s by Appointment At Milton Junction IM4 CORVAIR Mnnia 4 dwir Sednn. 4-spccd tiiiiisinlsslnn, 110 hp rn- nine, Paliimar red.

m3 BI.SCAyNIi 4 door Sliillfm 0 with ulide. I.inllt 1062 ClIEVROl Bel Blr 4 door Sedan, 6. (lower Kl'tlfi. power stecr- ing. Silver lilue.

1962 CORVAIR Coupe, 4-specd (raiiMiilssK Riidio. Iloiiduias IIIUIOOII. 1061 ClIICVROl.ET Puikwoiid 4door 9 Stiitirm Wuiion. V-8, stari- ilurd Autumn Rold. 1060 CHEVROLET Bol-ulr 4door Sedan.

6, power KlidB. Rreen. 1059 Impala 2 door Sport Coupe. VH, power lilide, power hleertnK' Bciitd and saddle tan. 1939 RAMB1.I-:R 4 door Station Wnson.

Stundaid transmission. Very clean, 11)50 CHEVROl.PT Impala 2door Sport Coupe, 6. staiiduid Iransniission with overdrive. Ivory and tur- (luolse. 1957 210 4 door Sedan.

6, standard transmission. DICKHOFF SED CARS 2 Convenient Locations At Whitewater 1963 VS Sport 4 speed, while. 1963 CHEVY II Nova 4-Door Sedan, Slnnilmcl shift. Monaco hlue. 1963 "88" Holiday Sedan Power Rteerinft, power hinkes.

RcBuUvr cncme. New whitew White. 1063 PLYMOUTH V-R 4Door Sedan. Aulomatlc. Bluo.

REAL BARGAIN. iriC2 cm Bel-Alf 4Dnnr. PowerHlide. (Jieen. 1961 Station Walton.

Automatic Iriinsmlssinn, 1969 Monterey 41)oor with power sleeniiK. power brakes. Aijua. 1900 FORD Falrluno "500" 4-Door. Standard sliifl.

White, clioice of 2. 1960 RAMBLER Airbassador 4- Door, power steering, power lir.ikes. Beltie and Nice. 1960 ClilCVROI 0 Impala Sports Sedan, PowerRlide. 2-tone Rrey.

1960 ClIl -VKOLUr 0 Purkwnod Walton. Poweriilidc, Bluu and white. 1060 CHEVROLET 8 2Door Sedan. Standard shift, Bluo. 1950 OLDSMOBILE Holiday Se- diui.

Power steering, power brakes. Turquoise, FORD -a 4Door Sedan, Ford- Green and white. 1958 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedans, choice of 3. 1957 CHEVROLET Station Wagon, stndard shift. Blue and white.

TRUCKS 1961 CHEVROLET model 1534 Pickup. Turquoise iiiid while CHEVROLpn' 6, model J234 Fleet- side pickup. Red DICKHOFF Chevrolet Sales Visit Our OK Used Car Show Room Next to Farmers Bank in Milton Jet. Dial 86S.76:..'i After 6 p.m. dial OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS TILL SAVE TIME! Chevrolet Olds INC.

JANESVILLE STREET WHITEWATER. WIS, Open Monday and Friday Evci. Till 9 473 -2522 After Houis Phone 473-4B34 SAVE MONEY! BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM DICKHOFF.