Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 14

Doily Gazette, Tuesday, May 10, 1966 Kell Wins Divisional Competition TED KELL Ted Kell, minister of the Church of Christ, 1344 S. Oakhill took another step Sunday toward the Toastmasters Club world finals in San Diego, Calif. Kell won the divisional competition in Stevens Point with his speech and next month moves on to regional competition in Milwaukee. That event is June 18. "Old Friends Are Best" was the title of the speech Kell gave in Stevens Point.

He gave it again last night for the benefit of members of the Janesville Toastmasters Club who could not attend the weekend contest. Children of Toastmasters were guests of the club at dinner in the Alpine Restaurant last night. Dick Kretschman gave the wining talk and other speakers were Dick Hopper, Dale Dopkins, Floyd Niedfeldt, Maurice Peterson, Walt Brueggemann, John Lasse and Dick Wiese. Clarence Larson was toastmaster; John Lasse, table topics master; Maurice Peterson jokemaster; Vic Little, general evaluator; and Walt Brueggemann, grammarian. Guests were Sue Wienecke, Stephan Kell, Karen and Marlena Tousey, Dan Lasse, Maurice Peterson William Albright, Terry Brueggemann, Roy and Becky Rogers, Helen Wiese, Rick Hiedfeldt, Clyde and Steve Larson, Ray Fox, John Bass, Bob, Donna and Debbie EIrod.

Say Successor to Willis Picked CHICAGO (AP) Unconfirmed reports intensified today that the superintendent of schools of Syosset, N.Y., would be named to head Chicago's school system. The reports were that Dr. James F. Redmond, 59, superintendent of schools in the Nassau County suburb of New York City, would be named to succeed Benjamin C. Willis as Chicago's schools superintendent.

President Frank M. Whiston of the Chicago Board of Education scheduled a news conference, presumably concerning post. But even during the speculative period, a "Stop Redmond" campaign was developing. The Kilbourn Organization, a Southwest Side community group, met Monday night to discuss ways of preventing the appointment of Redmond. At $48,500 a year, Willis is one of the highest paid public officials in the country.

Willis, 64, has pledged to retire on his birthday Dec. 23. He has been the center of a persistent integration controversy for the last few years. The Chicago superintendent oversees more than 500,000 pupils and 21,000 teachers in an area sprawled over 224 square miles. Sssh, Birch Society Is the Red' BELMONT, Mass.

(AP) Robert Welch, founder of the ultraconservative John Birch Society, says the society won't cut back its program although it is operating in the red. He acknowledged in a bulletin to members Monday that the society's income totaled slightly more than $4 million last year, one million less than its expenditures. He also said that membership had not grown to anticipated levels. But, Welch said, the society "has firmly decided against cutting back at all." The society, which says its primary aim is to combat communism, has come under heavy attack in recent years from members of both major political parties. Traffic Court Brewer, 28, Aurora, 111., forfeited $200 bond on charge of traveling 120 miles per hour on 1 -90 April 23; Donald Domck, 35, Brodhead, $53; Michael Knipp, 23, of 326 Forest Park $30; David Walker, 26, of 1526 Frederick $28; Gary Mitchell, 19, of 613 Center Ave.

and David Quadc, 18, IUe. 3, Janesville $25 each; Harvey Newcomb, 23, Rte. 3, Whitewater, $19; James Hager, 19, of 1308 W. Holmes St. and Philip Ludtkc, 27, of 1910 N.

Lexington Drive, Linda Moore, 18, of 509 S. Walnut $13; Solomon Wangurn, 23, Milton, dismissed. Drunken Lcs- 1 tcr, 39, Durand, 111., forfeited $105 bond. Inattentive driving Richard Pierce, 21, Evansville, $33; Michael Malmberg, 29, of 309 S. Parker Drive, $30; Clayton Reed, 38, Orfordville, $13.

Leaving accident Black, 37, of 937 Blaine $13. Permitting unauthorized person to Mclntyre, 50, Edgerton, $30. Littering highway Richard Easton, 19, of 923 N. Sumac Drive and Randy Callison, 18, of 304 Oakland $25 each. Driving in wrong Lundeberg, 19, of 1414 Myra $18.

Driving without headlights- Leslie Miller, 21, Rte. 1, Milton, $23, plus additional $10 for driving an unregistered vehicle. Running stop Scidmore, 62, of 1144 Columbus Circle and Ronald Drefahl, 31, Rte 2, Evansville, 13 each. District Funeral Directors Install Gerald Bruni, Edgerton, was Installed as president of the South Central District, Wisconsin Funeral Directors Association, at a dinner meeting in the Monterey Hotel last night. Kermit Edison, Stoughton, a state association officer, conducted installation for Bruni and the other officers who are Jay Johnson, Menominee Falls, vice president; Connie Ryan, Madison, secretary; and Beatrice Hagar, Janesville, treasurer.

Louis Murphy, Beloit, is the retiring president. Classitied Display Put a Tiger IN YOUR PLANTER-BOX Seeds with! EverShield SEED TREATMENT Really "roar" off to a fast start See these men: Robert Bcnisch. Rte. 1, Edgerton Mclford Hill, Rte. 1, Janesville Verne Jaeger, Rte.

4, Janesville Walter Waite, Clinton Paul Ilaraldson, Brodhead Richard Walsh, Rte. 1, Beloit George Hussciman, Rte. 4, Beloit Cargill SEED PMA Opposes Cheese Imports A. Vose, president of Pure Milk Association, today requested senators and representatives from Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana to support legislation to limit imports of cheddar cheese and other dairy products, thereby improving prices paid dairy farmers in this country. Vose sought support for the bill, S.

3273, introduced by Sen. William Proxmire, which would limit imports of foreign dairy products into the United States during 1961-65. 2,100 Appeal Ban on Colored Oleo MADISON (AP) More than 2,100 signed forms calling for repeal of the Wisconsin ban against the sale of colored oleomargarine have been received by Gov. Warren P. Knowles.

The forms were published in the Milwaukee Sentinel. "Such citizen contact with legislators is a good and healthy thing," the governor said in announcing the figures Monday. The forms will be turned over to legislative leaders. American Motors Plans No Cutback DETROIT (AP) American Motors said Monday it has no plans for a May cutback in production schedules. The company is now operating on a five day a week work schedule.

Ford and General Motors have announced plans to cut back on their production schedules. Ford's announcement came Monday. Walworth Co. Meals Series Closes Thursday meeting of "Managing Community Meals" series will be held Thursday from p.m. in the Walworth County Courthouse auditorium here.

Mary Beeler, institutional management specialist at University of Wisconsin, will discuss serving meals and equipment for the community kitchen. Met Spared Wrecking Ball NEW YORK (AP) The old Metropolitan Opera House was spared the wrecker's ball undramatically. "No permit has been granted and none has been applied for," said Charles G. Moerdler, city buildings commissioner. It had been announced that demolition would start at 10 a.m.

to make way for an office building. Moerdler said no wrecking permit woutd be issued without careful scrutiny. He said he would consider reports that the state legislature plans to order a reprieve of several months to give a "Save the Met" campaign a chance to raise $8 million. That amount, four times what it cost to build the Opera "House in 1883, is what the opera company says it's worth now. But the opera company would prefer to rent the site near Times Square for $200,000 a year to a firm which plans to demolish the opera house and erect an office building.

The opera company will open next season in. a new $45-million theater in Lincoln Center. The "Save the Met" committee hopes to persuade the city to condemn the old building and turn it over to a nonprofit corporation, which would need another $8 million to rehabilitate it. Marine Helicopters Collide, Three Die SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) Three Marines died and three were seriously injured when two Marine Corps helicopters collided, plummeted 30 feet to the ground and burst into flames, the Marine Corps said.

Investigators said the crewmen in the helicopters were practicing landings Monday before their scheduled assignment to Viet Nam. The names of the victims were withheld pending notification to their families. A Marine spokesman said the helicopters were on routine training flights in the Fountain Valley area when the accident occurred. Debris was scattered over two acres. The twin rotor CH46A carried four crewmen, the smaller UH34D carried two.

Both persons aboard the smaller craft were killed. Edgerton Hospital EDGERTON-Admitted to Memorial Community Hospital: Mary Olson, Jake Brickson, Mrs. Thomas Horan and son, Brad Haried, Sydney Astererheim, all of Edgerton. Dismissed: Eddy Siroin, Ida Pease, Rodell Bickle, all of Edgerton; Mrs. Maud Paul, Milton Junction.

LADIES DAY Classitied Display LAWN MOWER SHARPENING and SMALL ENGINE REPAIR SCHOONOVER IMPLEMENT CO. Case and Kewanee Dealer Avalon, Wis. 752-7260 Clinton 67G -5411 KC State Meet in Geneva LAKE capacity crowd of delegates, clergy, dignitary and guests is expected to attend the 65th annual Knights of Convention here Sunday through Tuesday. The convention will open with a pontifical High Mass offered by the Rt. Rev.

Msgr. James Kelly, P. rector, St. John Cathedral, Milwaukee. The Rev.

Henry McMurrough, state chaplain, will deliver the sermon. State Deputy Lawrence P. Gherty, Hudson has announced that the delegates and guests will be led in procession to St. Peter de Sales church by Badger High School Band of Lake Geneva and Mercy High School Band from Cudahy. Arthur Harris, general convention chairman, announced that Mayor Emil Johnejack will greet the delegates Monday morning.

The annual banquet will be held at Badger High School. Past State Deputy John A. Koch, Prairie du Sac will be the toastmaster. The Rev. Gerard Grant, S.

an associate professor of philosophy at Loyola University, Chicago, will be the featured banquet speaker. School Janitors in Racine Strike Only 9.718 Atlanta Fans See Reds Trounce Braves ATLANTA (AP)-Baffling Tony Cloninger was bombed again Monday night as the Atlanta Braves dropped their third straight, bowing to Cincinnati 74 before only 9,718 fans. The slender crowd dropped the Braves home attendance farther behind the pace set by Milwaukee fans in 1953, the Braves first season in Wisconsin. The Braves have now drawn 231,617 fans in 12 home dates. In 1953, they drew 279,212 in their first 12 appearances in Milwaukee.

The Reds reached Cloninger for five runs, including two home runs, in three innings. It was the sixth straight time last season's 24 game winner failed to finish. Cloninger, down 1-0 after giving up three singles in the second, brought about his own un- RACINE (AP) Some 200 union workers failed to report to their jobs at Racine Unified District schools Monday in what one school officials called "an illegal strike." The workers are members of Local 152, Building Service ployes Union. A union spokesman said the workers were attending a "legally called union meeting." The union met from early morning Monday until evening. The strike charge came from Dr.

Willard Lynn, chairman of the school board's Finance Committee. The union and the school district are in a dispute over lunch hour pay and unemployment compensation for cafeteria workers. School went on as usual during the day, but in many schools temperatures were below normal. Lynn said union members began shutting down the heating systems in schools Friday. Bowling Scores Games or Points PLAYMORE MONDAY N1GHTERS (Final) ViPts.

WLPts. 70 31 95 'Freeman 47 55 Harv's 58 44 79 708 Club 45 57 61 Police 54 48 72 Univend 42 60 53 Pribble's 53 48 70 'Jr. Shop 38 64 49 A.J.Sweet High Scores 2,227 (771. 694. 761); Jr.

Shop, 2.073 (717, 671, 685); Harv's, and 714. Individual Margaret Nehls, 511 (155, 172, 186); Betty Whittemore, 503 (179, 155. 169); Freeman, 497 and 177; Mary Anne Somervillc, 193. Season Highs 2,386 and 838. Individual Betty Whittemore, 59J; Barb Miller and Betty Whitcmore, 231.

Cedars Dwindle The famed Cedars of Lebanon, used for King Solomon's temple and Egyptian pharaohs' funeral boats, have dwindled to 400 trees, guarded as a national treasure and depicted on the Lebanese flag. TIME "Might be a bit late this morning, Ed! I'm driving Mabel back to her mother!" From the Biggest and Best Used Car Selection in Town DURING HARRISON'S GIGANTIC TURNOVER iri SALE GOING FULL BLAST NOW'S THE TIME TO GET THE BIGGEST MONEY-SAVING DEAL EVER TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOW, LOW PRICES OVER 160 CARS AND TRUCKS Southern Wisconsin's Largest Dealer Call 754-2251 Call 754-2251 Big Supermarket Lot N. Parker Drive at St. Mary's Ave. Open Monday and Friday Nights doing in the third when the Reds jumped on him for four runs.

The burly pitcher booted Tommy Helms' one-out roller. Pete Rose followed with a home run. Vada Pinson doubled and Art Shamsky homered. Eddie Mathews ripped i first home run of the season in the fourth to bring the Braves within one run. Gene Oliver's second hit of the season, a single, brought home the Braves' final run in the sixth.

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE UNDER RETAIL INSTALLMENT SECURITY AGREEMENT NOTICF. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT: WHEREAS a certain retail Installment security agreement was executed by John H. Carter, Debtor to Merrhnnts and Suv- Inps Bank, secured party, bearing date on the 8th day of August. 1965, which retail installment security agreement is still held by Merchants and Savings Bank and WHEREAS the said debtors have defaulted on said retail installment security agreement NOW, THEREFORE, the following property described in said retail installment security agreement, to wit; 1962 Volkswagen Station Wagon, Serial I8494J, will ko MnraM for sale at public auction to the highest bidder on the 19th day of May, 1966, at 19:00 o'clock A.M., at Everhart Impnrls, Inc. In tha city of Janeivllle, County of Rock and Stale of Wisconsin to satisfy tho debt secured by said retail installment security agreement and costs and expense of thesa foreclosure proceedings.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN THAT; A deficiency judgment will ba taken for tha balanca of the debt not satisfied by a sala of tha property. Tho undersigned tha right to bid on said property. MERCHANTS AND SAVINGS BANK By: D. G. WHITE (Secured Party) ORDER AND NOTICE FOR HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT.

STATE OV WISCONSIN Rock County Court Branch No. 1 in Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of Francis T. Coen, a -k-a Frank Coen, Deceased. On the application of the executor of the, estate of Francis T.

Coen. deceased, late of the City of Janesville, Rock County, Wisconsin, for the allowance and adjustment of his account, for the allowance of debts or claims paid without filing, for the determination of who arc the heirs of the, deceased, for the determination of the inheritance tax, for the assignment of the residue of the estate, and the adjudication of tha termination of joint tenancy or Ufa estate, if any, IT IS ORDERED: That the application be heard and determined at a term of the Court, to ba held in and for the County of Rock, at the Court House, in the City of Janesville, on the, 7th day of June, 1966, at the opening of Court on that day, or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard. Dated May 6, 1966. By the Court, SVERRE ROANG County Judge. CUNNINGHAM AND BUELL-.

Attorneys Janesville, Wisconsin CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 754-3311 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Announcements FUNERAL DIRECTORS lc Ken L. Wolfgram RESIDENTIAL. FUNERAL HOME THOUGHTFUL DIGNIFIED SERVICE 220 S. Academy St.

7J2-I562 AMBULANCE SERVICE II AMBULANCE SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT. CALL 7M-3S4S NELSON-SCHNEIDER SOCIETIES. LODGES NOTICES NOTICE TO THOSE WHO USE BLIND ADS. Gazette Hind Ad replies designated to be picked uf. in person are discarded if not called tot within 30 days.

At 10 a.m. today there were answers for the following Gatetta Blind Ad numbers: 0447, 0914, OtOI. TRAVEL SPECIAL BUS TOURS: TULIP FESTIVAL, May 13-15, D. Niagara Falls and New York, June 25-July 3, Western Canada, placier and Yellowstone Park, July 2-16, New England states, July 210. Call 752-5620.

If You Like Our CLASSIFIED AD SERVICE TELL OTHERSI IF NOT THEN TELL US! LOST. FOUND TOMORROW lilt LOST REDDISH BROWN DACHSHUND terrier, NW side of Janesville. Reward Informalionor CALL JANESVILLE DOO If you have lost: Collie; Beagle mix; puppies: kjttens. 752-4014 LOST SATURDAY NIGHT, In residential area nf Janesville, Reward. Call 752-7899 before I p.m.

and) after .1 7320284. LOST YOUR PET? Puppies, kittens and hounds. Rock Society. 732 -5 TRUCKS Wanted to Buy Late Model Used Cars JANESVILLE AUTO MART 807 Center Ave. 73I-H7H PRIVATE OWNER CARS 10 AIR CONDITIONED '59 CADILLAC 4 door hardtop, full power.

Will consider Jraclc CallJ52-3US. A-l CONDITION. 1958 PONTIAC CHIEF- TAN, automatic, power steering, brakes, radio. Reasonable. Call 734-4742.

1905 BUICK SKYLARK DELUXE 4 door, power steering, 4 barrel, 290 h. p. Wildcat engine, automatic, color blue, liks new. 12200. 1900 miles.

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Call 752-0679. 1962 CHEVY II (400) 2 DOOR HARDTOP. condl finish. 6 cylinder powerglide. Like new condl- throughout.

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There never was a better opportunity to move ahead with now more than ever in the Lincoln Continental tradition! Check Our DEALS BEFORE YOU BUY 'MERCURY PREMIER SAFETY PACKAGE -4 -way warning Dasher system (front and rear lights), deluxe front and rear seat padded instrument panel, padded mm vteora, high-itranglh door latches, outside rearview mirror, windshield backup lights, new, stronger aafaty giaaa windshield. MF.RCURY '66 MUSTANG $2929 2-plus-2 hardtop. Sprint package, high performance nylon tires, tachometer, 4 speed transmission. Finished in candy apple red with all black vinyl interior. Sold new $3500.

Balance new car warranty. '65 MERCURY $2495 Montclair Breezeway sedan. Full power, near-new premium tires. Finished in sandstone beige with flawless nylon interior. Indistinguishable from new.

THUNDERBIRD $2995 Hardtop coupe. Full line of Thunderbird accessories. Finished in buckskin tan and Palomino all vinyl interior. New whitewall tires, 29,000 miles by one careful owner. '64 FORD XL $1995 Fastback hardtop.

V-8, Cruis- o-matic, bucket seats and console. Brilliant 2 tone red and black. Top performer and trouble free. RAMBLER $1395 Hardtop 2 door, 6 cylinder standard transmission. Brand new premium whitewall tires.

Teal blue with matching interior. New car trade. '63 FORD FAIRLANE $1295 4 door, 6 cylinder, standard transmission, new narrow band white walls. Finished in Corinthian white. Some cheaper but none finer.

'63 RAMBLER $1095 Classic 4 door, 6 cylinder, automatic transmission, brilliant 2 tone gold and white. Spotless interior. Like new tires. Hard to beat at this price. '61 FORD $795 Fairlane 4 door, V-8, automatic, power steering, finished in all white with custom interior.

Dependable and reliable. Selling at this reduced price. '61 OLDS $895 F85 4 door, automatic transmission, V-8. Light blue finish with flawless interior. Excellent tires.

It's priced to sell. '63 FORD $1395 Gaiaxie "500" 4 door, V-8, automatic transmission, power brakes, power steering, swing-away steering wheel. Light beige finish with 2 tone brown and tan interior. Excellent tires. May Specials '61 MERCURY $595 4-door sedan, ivory in color, automatic transmission.

'60 CHEVROLET $695 Belair 4-door, full power, V-8, automatic, perfect. '60 FALCON $595 Station Wagon, automatic. Ideal second car, dependable. '54 CHEVROLET $145 Belair Coupe, low mileage. Dependable.

CHEVROLET $145 Station Wagon, V-8, automatic. Ideal work or fishing transportation. '57 BUICK $395 Super 4-door hardtop, full power, other standard Buick accessories. 2-tone bronze. I OVER 60 CARS AND TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM 0t0l 309 MILTON AVE.

CALL 754-5511 Formerly Janesville Motor Company, Inc. OPEN Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9.