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Page 2 Jancsville Daily Saturday. July 2S. 1964 Await Hoffa Verdict Today CHICAGO (AP)- Teamsters President James R. Hoffa awaited today the verdict of a U. S.

district court jury deciding whether he and six codefendants are guilty of mail fraud and conspiracy. Hoffa, 51, was silent after the eight men and four a ast-minute under consideration 13 weeks of testimony and mountains of documentary evidence Friday night. The seven men are charged in a 21 count indictment with fraudulently obtaining more than $20 million from a Teamsters pension fund and diverting $1 million to personal use. There are 294 possible verdicts, Hoffa snapped, "no comment," when asked for a prediction and was overheard telling the codefendants to say nothing of the trial. The lone Negro on the jury, Rayford Lee, was dismissed shortly before Judge Richard B.

Austin instructed the jury. The court was informed that Lee's mother had suffered a broken hip when she fell in her home. After a conference between the judge and attorneys, Lee was dismissed. One of four alternates, rence Miller, about 60, replaced Lee. Both are members of labor unions.

The jury deliberated in a room adjacent to the courtroom. A host of U.S. marshals pa- troled in the corridor. The courtroom was During the 13 weeks of trial a transcript of more than 16,000 pages was compiled, 114 government witnesses testified and 22 witnesses appeared for the defense. The government built its case around Sun Valley, a home development for retired Teamsters near Orlando, Fla.

The prosecution contended the codefendants conspired to obtain loans from the pension fund to bail Hoffa out of a financial crisis. The codefendants are: Benjamin Dranow, former Minneapolis businessman now serving a federal prison sentence for fraud and tax evasion; Calvin Kovens, a Miami Beach con tractor; Zachary Strate a New Orleans builder; Abe I. Weinblatt, a retired New York furrier now living in Miami Beach; Samuel Hyman, Miami Beach real estate operator, and S. George Burris, a New York accountant. OBITUARIES Mrs.

James Skelly Mrs. James W. Skelly, 77, 415 N. Oakhill died at 2 p.m. Friday in Rock Haven after a long illness.

The former Elizabeth McCue, English Lutheran Church, Whitewater. Surviving are her husband; daughters, Mrs. Delores Parson, Milton Junction, and Mrs. Eunice Kincaid, Whitewater; 10 grandchildren and one sister. daughter- 7iohn and ey McCue.

was born in was preceded in death by a ville Nov. 23, 1886, and was mar- 1 Edgerton Hospital EDGERTON Admitted to Edgerton Community Hospital were Kenneth Romack and Mrs. Horace Pease, both of Edgerton. Dismissed: Mrs. Arthur Bartholomew and Mrs.

George Miller, Edgerton; Mrs. Clarence Negus neth Johnson, Milton; Mrs. Aland son, Milton Junction; Kenneth Johnson, Milton; Mrs. Allan Fye, Cambridge. Style Show Winners Selected Twelve 4-H style show winners in home economics clothing projects were announced following the revue at the Rock County 4-H Fairgrounds Friday night.

The top four winners will not be announced until after competition at the annual style show Aug. 7, at the 4-H Fair. The style show was open to all 4-H clothing project girls 15 years and over, and to 14-year- olds enrolled in "Clothing Plus." More than 170 4-H girls paraded their style show entries before the judge, each girl modeling her own creation. ALIJ additional 75 family entries were judged. The family winner also will be announced at the 4-H Fair.

Miss Lenore Landry, UW clothing specialist, judged the revue. The 12 winners and their 4-H club, announced in alphalietical order, were: Linda Brown, Sandra Cox and Anita Sherburne, in County Court were Lawrence Beloit; Connie Drendel and Gail E. Olson. Kennet J. Passon ried to James W.

Skellv in St. Patrick's Catholic Church in October 1917. Prior to her marriage, she was a clerk for the board of education and later was a Parker Pen Co. employe until retiring Mrs. Skelly in 1954.

She was a charter member of the Catholic Woman's Club and a member of St, William's Catholic Church and its Altar Society, Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. C. Donald McCarthy, Janesville; a son, John Skelly, Shaker Heights, Ohio; and 10 grandchildren. Her husband died in 1950 and she was also preceded in death by a daughter, Mary Adams, in 1958, a son, James and a brother, William McCue. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m.

Monday in the Whitcomb Funeral Home and at 10 o'clock in St. William's Catholic Church. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, The Rosary will be at 8 p.m. Sunday in the funeral home and the Catholic Woman's Club Rosary at 2:30 p.m.

Sunday. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon and evening. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the Skindings- rude and Lein Funeral Home, the Rev. James Oliver, First English Lutheran Church, officiating.

Burial will be in the Hillside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening. MILTON-MILTON JCT. Fred P. Bohren Funeral services for Fred Paul Bohrenn 78, 1116 W.

State retired Chevrolet plant employe and former Monroe restaurant operator, were held at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the Stuessy Funeral Home, Monroe, the Rev. Wilford Evans, interim pastor at St. John's United Church of Christ, officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery, Monroe, Mrs.

Winnie Kuebli, Mrs. Werner Bernet and Miss Susan Blumer, all of Monroe, gave the song service. Pallbearers were Clarence Donner and Francis Koch, both of Janesville; Henry Kundert, Sauk City; Frank Ehinger, New Glarus; and Kuane Kundert and Marion Ellefson, both of Monroe. culties. The rescue squad administered oxygen, and, after being attended by a local physician, she was taken to Lakeland Hospital by ambulance.

3 From Beloit Held on Check Forgery Charges DE SMET, S.D. (AP)-Three Beloit, residents were held in Kingsbury County Jail Friday pending arraignment on charges of third degree forgery. Waiving preliminary hearing Kaun, Center; Karen Odling and Kay Rhodes, Clinton; Lauarine Smith, La Prairie; Marilyn Row- aid, Magnolia; Mary Flynn Milton; Jeannine Jonas, Newark-Beloit; and Tyra Carlson, Turtle, RESCUE SQUAD CALLED rescue squad was called to the home of Arnet Moser, 514 Barnes at 8:05 p.m. Friday when Mrs. Mosher's mother, Mrs.

Loretta Busher, 79, suffered breathing diffi- 4-H ACTIVITIES Consolidated 4 -H Club has cancelled a meeting for July 30, and the next will be on Thursday, Aug. 20, when record books will be due. The club opened observance of national farm safety week with a family picnic last Sunday. Literature on safety was issued, record books checked, and 4 -H fair passes handed out. Junior leaders in charge were Gayle Levzow, Ruth LaFleur, Irene Heinle, Linda Siggelkow, Debby Alwin and Philip Heinle.

Johnstown 4-H Club will hold a special meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the town hall. acid Sandra K. Olson. Bond was set at $5,000.

They are charged with forging checks for $16.75 and $15 in De Smet. They identified themselves as transient laborers, said Sheriff Robert LaBore. Mrs. Katherine Johnson WILLIAMS BAY-Mrs. Katherine Marie Johnson, 90, died Saturday morning in Sherwood Rest home, where she had lived the past 41 years.

Death followed a long illness. Her home here was at 123 Walworth Ave. She was bom June 29, 1874 in Cory, a daughter of Michael and Anna Marie Johnson, and on Nov. 15, 1893 in Williams Bay was married to Axel Johnson. He died in 1942.

Survivors are seven children. Miss Esther Johnson, Waukesha, Mmes. Florence Johnson, Prescott, Anna Avery, Chicago, Louise Broome, Royal Oaks, Ruth Hammerstrom, Genoa City, and A. Oscar Johnson, Chicago, and Frank Johnson, Lake Geneva. There are five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in Calvary Community Church, the Rev. a Id Gillaspie officiating. Burial will be in East Delavan Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Sunday at the Dorrick-Haase Funeral Home. Lake Geneva, or after 12 noon Monday at the church. Mrs. Rosa Babler MONTICELLO Mrs. Rosa Babler, 90, a resident here for the past 70 years, died Thursday evening in the Four Winds Manor, Verona, where she had resided the past 18 months.

The former Rosa Waelti was born in Switzerland Dec. 27,1873, daughter of Jacob and Barbara Bieri Waelti, and was married in Monticello Sept. 16, 1892, to Otto H. Babler. He was a village blacksmith for many years, and predeceased Mrs.

Babler April 13, 1956. She was a member of Jehovah's Witnesses in Monroe, Surviving are a grandson, Norman B. Steussy, OOlympia, three great-grandchil- children; and a sister, Mrs. Anna Baumgartner, Monroe. Two daughters preceded her in death.

Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Voegeli Funeral A. Kneifel, Monroe, officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 12 noon Sunday.

No Decision Yet on Sen. Kennedy Smgery BOSTON (AP)-An aide of Sen, Edward M. Kennedy, D- says no decision has yet been made as to whether the senator will require surgery for a broken back, Kennedy, brother of the late president, was injured in a plane crash June IP. He is convalescing at New England Baptist Hospital in Boston. Commenting on published reports that Kennedy would undergo a fusion operation In six to eight weeks, the aide said: "No decison has been made about surgery for the senator," BRENNAN IS 70 LOS ANGELES (AP) -Actor Walter Brennan celebrated his 70th birthday Friday with he and his wife of 46 years, Ruth, cutting a cake in a party at the Desilu-Culver television studios.

Also present was the couple's son, Andrew. Fred Miller Classic Dignity Through Capable Service Harold Babcock EAST TROY Harold Babcock, 64, died Friday morning in the Burlington Hospital after a brief illness. Born on a farm in the Elkhom area Feb. 17, 1900, he was the son of Byron and Anna Lumsden Babcock. He attended school in the area and after graduation worked in Elkhorn as a mechanic for many years.

He was married June 14. 1922, to Alice Kilbride in Rockford, and they made their home in the Elkhorn area until 1934 when they moved to East Troy where he was a mechanic for the Bickerman Buick Co. for a number of years. He was manager of the Consumers Co-op of Walworth Co. in East Troy for 11 years.

In 1947 he became an ploye of the Village of East Troy and continued in that work until his death. Surviving are his wife; two daughters, Mrs. Peggy Wood, Kansas, and Mrs. Betty Voss, East Troy; two sisters. Miss Hazel Babcock and Mrs.

Lois Duray, both of Milwaukee. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the Anderson- Rohleder Memorial Home, East Troy, the Rev. G. L.

Giddings officiating. Burial will be in Hazel Ridge Cemetery, Elkhorn. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. vSunday. Funeral services for Fred Miller, Rte.

1, Delavan. were held Saturday afternoon, the Rev. L. Donald Docken officiating. Burial was in Sunset Memorial Gardens, Rockford.

Pallbearers wiere Keith Parker. Janesville; Tom Brereton, Milton; Donald Hoskins and Vernon Eggert Rockford; Herbert DeVitt, Delavan; and Kenneth Brereton, Rome, Wis. Dabson Named District Music Department Head MILTON-MILTON a recent meeting of the school board, Richard Dabson was named as head of the instrumental music department in the district. A motion was adopted that band members unable to appear in uniform for any spec occasion are to share their uniforms with others in the organization. Bids for the water main extensions have been advertised by the Village of Milton and will be opened on July 28.

In regard to the Oakdale School property, the district had no right to the land or any item permanently attached to it, according to Dexter Munson, board attorney. Plans were made for sidewalk repairs at Milton Elemen tary School and the contract was awarded Don Kildow, The annual school meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Monday in the high school. Milton-Milton Briefs Mr. and Mrs.

William Dworak and family. West Harford, Conn, have been spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Dorr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacDonell, Bolivar. N.

and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert MacDonell, Corning, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. J.

Fred Whitford. They were former students of Mr. Whitford when he was supervising principal of the Bolivar Central School system. Herbert MacDonell, former professor of chemistry of Milton College, is a chemist with the Coming Glass Work. They were en route to a convention in Minneapolis.

Nature Study Group of the WVI Club will have a picnic Tuesday noon in the Milton Park. Mrs. Robert Waterman will give the program. Mrs. Roy Olson, Suzanne and Steven, left Tuesday for their home in Loma Linda, after a month's visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Serns, her brother, Robert Serns, and a sister, Mrs. Orville Olson. The Olson's took them to the train in Chicago. While here her parents took them to visit Dr.

Olson's mother at Dollar Bay, and his brother, Dr. Walter Olson and family, Munising, Mich Mr. and Mrs. Lee Foot, Battle Creek, spent the weekend visiting local relatives and attending a family gathering at the Orville Olson home Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Dabson announce the birth of a son, David Richard, July 22 in Mercy Hospital, Janesville. David has a brother, Douglas and a sister, Renae. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Rothen. Edgerton, and Mr. and Mrs. William Dabson, Janesville. Beach Curfew Advanced to 7:30 Lions Beach will close at 7:30 p.m.

starting Monday as the sun is setting earlier and it becomes more difficult to guard the beach safely with a later closing hour. New hours at the beach will be 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 1 to 7:30 p.m on Sunday. A' tribute of dignity and beauty.

We leave nothing undone to assure tliat the final tribute may be a source of solace and spirtual inspiration to the family. Reining Funeral Home 115 N. Jackson D'al PL 4-3395 Mri. Aaininf ffogar. Lictaiad Mrs.

Leonard Sitzler WHITEWATER Mrs. Leonard Sitzler, 68, died at her home, 127 N. Newcomb at 9:10 p.m, Friday. The former Lydia B. Dierolf, she was bora in Fort Atkinson Aug.

12, 1895, the daughter of Charles and Barbara Hauseman Djerolf. She was married to Leonard Sitzler Dec. 28, 1922 at Whitewater, and they farmed in this area until 1952 when they moved to the city of Whitewater. She was a member of the First GALORE AT BOBS SEAT COVER STORE $12.95 and Up For Any Make or Model Car or Truck Installed by Experts BOB BUGGS AUTO SUPPLY N. Academy S(.

PL 2-6102 Edwin H. Mead Funeral services for Edwin H. Mead, 418 St. Lawrence were held Friday, the Rev. Sidney J.

Francis officiating, with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Western Star Lodge No. 14 conducted Masonic services Thursday evening with Elmer Ullius in charge. Pallbearers were George Conway, Ralph Jersild, Donald J. Harker and Jasper Webb, Ernest Steinke JOHNSON CREEK-Ernest A.

Steinke, 53, owner and operator of the Sportsmen Bar, unexpectedly in his home at 11 a.m. Friday of a heart attack. The son of August and Emma Hebbe Steinke he was bora Dec. 18, 1910, in Fort Atkinson. He was married April 21, 1934, in Belvidere, to Lydia Keuer of Fort Atkinson.

They resided Fort Atkinson until moving to Johnson Creek in July, 1950, to open his business here. He was a member of the Jefferson County Tavern League, Musician's Union, Johnson Crock Mutual Hose and St. John's Lutheran Church. Surviving are his wife; a son, S. Sgt.

Dennis Steinke, with the USAF in Minneapolis, a daughter, Mrs. Ralph Klug, Watertown; five grandchildren; two brothers, Walter, of Sullivan, and Robert, of Janesville; and a sister, Mrs. Helen Soehnlein, Richland, Wash. One brother, Alvin, predeceased him. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Monday in St. John's Lutheran Church, the Rev. Ferdinand Bloede officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the Nitardy Funeral Home, Fort Atkinson, after 3 p.m.

Sunday and at the church after noon on Monday. Mrs. Lisette Rickerman FORT ATKINSON-Mrs. Lisette Rickerman, 94, a local resident the past 30 years, died at 6 a.m. today in Forest Lawn Nursing Home where she had resided the past few years.

She was bora Dec. 12, 1869, in Brooklyn, N. and married Oct. 14, 1931, to Louis Rickerman. He died Feb, 22, 1957, She was a member of St, Paul's Lutheran Church and its Ladies Aid Society, Surviving are two stepchildren, George Rickerman, Plymouth, and Mrs.

Arthur Taylor, Whitewater; and a brother, John Christdaum. Two sisters and four brothers predeceased her. Services wil be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Nitardy Funeral Home, the Rev. Henry Gieschen officiatmg.

Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Monday. Bicyclist Is Injured in Spill Fay Richard Strain Jr. suffered right shoulder fracture, hand and arm abrasions Thursday afternoon when a pedal broke on his bicycle on Afton Road.

The boy was pitched forward over the handlebars, deputies learned. He was taken to the hospital for treatment. Baritone Band Soloist Sunday The Janesville Municipal Band will play a concert at Lincoln- Tallman House at 1:30 p.m. Sunday as part of the program for the annual Ice Cream Social of the Rock County Historical Society. Featured soloist will be Dr.

G. Thomas Fisher, Janesville, ba.ss-baritone, who had a debut at Carnegie Hall and has soloed with the Beloit Symphony, The concert program will open with "The Star Spangled Banner" followed by a march, "The Klaxon," and a suite of historic marches. Dr. Fisher will then sing "Faith of Our Fathers," and 'Some Enchanted evening." The concert will continue with "Under the Double Eagle," a march by J. F.

Wagner; "La- Sorella," Gallini; "Songs from the Old Folks," "Mardi Gras" from the Mississippi suite, and "The Four Woodsmen," with a clarient quartet joining the band. Members are Ken Hanson, Karen Inman, Dick Peck and Karen Fenne The concluding number will be "Semper Fidelis," a Sousa march. The concert will be followed by a pageant, "An Evening with the Tallmans," at 2:30 p.m., conducted tours of the Lincoln- Tallman House, and the ice cream social. The event is free to the public. Arrest Made in 1-Car Crash on Highway 14 Thomas D.

Brehm, 20, Kenosha, was charged with leaving the scene of a property damage accident and inattentive driving Saturday morning after his car went off Highway 14 just inside the Rock County line 12 miles east of Janesville, struck a road sign and a fence, and then left the scene about 2 a.m. His car was found by deputies shortly after 7 a.m. in a field some distance away. In another accident, John H. Franzen, 64, Gifford, told deputies at 3 a.m.

Saturday that he had just pulled off 1-90 onto Highways 11-14 near Palmer Park when a car driven by Norbert D. Trescher, 32, Avalon, struck the rear of his pickup truck. Damage was moderate, deputies said. Township Lowers Beer Age WATERTOWN The town of Watertown Board Friday rescinded a recent ordinance raising the minimum beer drinking age from 18 to 21, The action resulted from Monday night's closing of the Shady Nook bar by state beverage tax agents. The board had issued a liquor license to the bar when the age limit was raised.

However, the license was one more than the legal limit for liquor establishments allowed, in the town, Friday's action allows Ervin Beske, operator of the Shady Nook, to resume business as a teen-age bar, which the establishment was before the raising of the minimum beer age. School Addition and Budget on Board Agenda LAKE GENEVA A proposal to enlarge East View School, the election of a new board member and the adoption of the budget is expected to be on the agenda of the annual meeting of the Geneva Union School District 1 at 8 p.m. Monday at Denison Junior high school auditorium. Kenneth Connell is seeking the post on the board vacated when Edwin Traver announced he would not seek re-election. In addition to the enlargement of East View school, the board is also asking authorization to borrow money to build shower and locker rooms and storage space at the Como School.

Kentucky Guard Bivouacks Here Palmer Park resembled an Army camp for a few hours Friday night as several units of the Kentucky National Guard made a rest stop here en route back home from Camp Ripley, Minn. FLAGPOLE DAMAGED A 30-foot flagpole in front of the Harmony School was found bent double Friday. Deputies said a chain on the pole was apparently used to pull the top of the pole over. Boy, 10, Hero in Drowning Rescue ORFORDVILLE-A 10-year- old boy who cannot swim and fears the water is credited with having saved his 6-year- old brother from drowning while the boys were vacationing in Northern Wisconsin with their parents. Michael Hammell and his brother, Jim, sons of Mr, and Mrs.

Earl Hammell, Orford- viUe, were wading along a beach when Jim suddenly stepped into a deep hole. At first Michael thought Jim was just ducking his head under water, but when he failed to come up Michael forgot his fears, went under the water and pulled his brother to shallow waters. Neither their parents nor the lifeguard had detected the incident until Michael shouted for help when Jim started to struggle. Jini was treated by the lifeguard and pronounced out of danger. Michael does not swim but had learned the Cub Scout safety rules as a member of Den 2, Pack 151 in Orfordville.

18 Called Out for Anow Order Eighteen scouts and leaders were invited to join the honor camping fraternity of scouting, the Order of the Arrow, during "calling out" ceremonies Thursday evening. They were Casper Koch, committeeman, and Scoutmaster Kendall Kumlien, Ti-oop 61, Edgerton; Ralph Aronsen, Bob Bartz, Dale Wilke, Dale St. John, Troop 22, Edgerton; Larry McCann and Scoutmaster Harold McCann, Troop 14, Evansville; David Persons, Troop 114, Evansville; Steve Kittleson, Post 52, Fort Atkinson; Jim Geiger, Jim Bentz, Jim Woodman, Troop 16, Milton; Tom Netzow, Troop 75, Lake Mills; Brad Wilt.se. Troop 5, First Lutheran Church; John Swisher, Scoutmaster Bob Scidmore. Troop 12, First Presbyterian Church; Greg Shork, Cargill Methodist Church.

$70 Stolen From Filling Station Theft of $70 from the Chief Station, 1103 Center was discovered at 5:55 a.m. Saturday by the operator. William Fosburgh, Rte. 4, Edgerton, who told police the bulk of the cash had been taken from a safe in the office. A key, used to open the safe, was still in the lock, he said, but was not one of his keys.

A desk drawer had been forced open and a coin changer taken. Entry was made by forcing a restroom window, police said. BeJoif Hurf in FalJ in Viaditon. MADISON-Linda Schenck, 16, Beloit, was treated at University Hospital for jaw and mouth injuries, including three broken teeth, after she tripped and fell on her bowling ball shortly before 8 p.m. Friday at Burr Oaks Bowling Alley.

AUTOMOBILE FIRE DELAVAN-Tho fire department answered a call at 6:35 pm Friday to the corner of Second and Washington streets to extinguish a fire in a 1960 auto belonging to Kenneth Cogar, 234 S. Terrace St. Faulty wiring apparently caused the blaze which damaged the carburetor, air cleaner and wiring. Cogar was not injured. Kills Children, Fails in Suicide DAYTON, Ohio (AP) Four children ranging in age from 10 months to 6 years were found dead in their beds early this morning, and police said theh- mother admitted killing them.

Police were called to the home of Mrs. Betty Perry, 27, after she reportedly told a neighbor she had killed her children. The youngsters, Stacey, 10 months; Carl Scott, 4, and Susan, 6, were found dead with ilastic bags tied over their leads. Police said Mrs. Perry told them she killed the children because she was despondent over money problems and a pending divorce.

Authorities said their preliminary investigation showed that the plastic bags had been tied over the children's heads while they slept. Mrs. Perry was taken to the Dayton State Hospital, Efforts were being made to learn the whereabouts of the husband. Detectives said Mi-s. Perry had attempted suicide after putting the plastic bags and pillow over the heads of each of the children.

They said she had slashed her wrists, turned on the gas in a stove and took a number of aspirin tablets before changing her mind and going to a neighbor's home. Evansville EVANSVILLE Mrs. Marie Roberts returned Thursday after spending a week visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna Swenberg at Sunny Side, who was observing her 75th birthday. Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Schultz, Mrs. Merlin Frances. Mrs. Edna Pearleberg, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Fenn, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lawrenz and Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Klusmeyer returned Sunday after spending nine days on a conducted tour of Washington, New York City, the World's Fair, Niagara Falls, and Dear- bom. Evansville 4-H Foods and Nutrition Club will meet at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Pruden's shelter house in the upper park. Final plans will be made for food exhibits for the Rock County Fair. Demonstrations will be given by Alice Jorgenson and Beverly Ballard.

Mrs. Mark Cote and three daughters, Seattle, arrived Thursday to spend two weeks here visiting with her mother, Mrs. Irma Sanko. The Rev. R.

J. Hagen and sons, David, Joseph, Peter and Paul, Spencer, are spending a few days visiting his mother, Mrs. Jennie Hagen. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Haakenson and family, Santa Fe Springs, were guests last weekend of his uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Sell. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koehler and their nephew and niece.

Dale and Mary Nipple, are spending the weekend visiting relatives in St. Louis. Miss Carol Spersrud, student at Presbyterian St, Luke School of Nursing in Chicago, will be spending the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spersrud.

On Sunday, they will go to Luther College, Decorah, Iowa, to visit Dean Spersrud, who is attending summer school there. Four Accidents Occur in City Keith A. Nehls, 21, 524 S. Academy suffered right arm injury late Friday night when his light motorcycle skidded on gravel at 624 S. River as he rounded a curve, and the machine overturned, A barricade on Highway 26 just north of Janesville was demolished Friday by a car driven by Alfred Luke, 42, 223 S.

Janesville Milton Junction, Luke notified police of the accident, which occurred when he was bothered by something in his eye, he said. Cars driven by Dennis Harris, 32, Rte, 2, Brodhead, and Palmer Budsberg, 38, 1115 Putnam were damaged at 4:40 p.m, Friday in a turning accident at Delavan Drive and Jackson Street. A parked car owned by Leland Snyder, 21, 1508 Washington parked at that address, was istruck on the left rear at 12:49 a.m, Saturday, Police charged Robert J. Fitzgerald, 22, 709 Ringold with being the other driver and failing to report the accident. Campaign Begins To Heat Up; Two Democrats Here Two Democratic candidates were in Janesville Saturday to visit with the man on the street and with party leaders.

The season for campaigning, especially for the September primary, is only now starting. Visitors were Sen. Lynn E. Stalbaum, Racine, candidate against Gerald Flynn for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the first district, and Kenneth P. Klinkert, Menomonee Falls, one of the primary opponents of Sen.

William Proxmire. Klinkert. making his first visit to Janesville and Beloit, said that he is interested in furthering the freedom of individuals and said that candidates should be more open and direct with the public in stating their views. He holds himself out to be an atheist, opposes religion in schools and government, and said that he is opposed to civil rights laws because they merely affirm rights which akeady are the property of free individuals. Atheists as well as minority races are victims of intrasions on these freedoms, he said.

Klinkert de-emphasized publicity he received on a declaration approving topless swim suits for women. He said that the opinion does agree with his belief in the freedom of individuals, however. He also proposed frce- and prolonged debate via TV in areas where racial tensions exist. Warren P. Knowles, GOP candidate for governor, will be in Janesville and Beloit Monday, with a luncheon meeting scheduled in Beloit at noon in his honor.

Day's Log FIRE ALARMS Saturday, 12:39 a.m., lightoing struck power lines leading to a barn owned by Lawrence Woodman, Highways 26 and 14, starting fire which caused estimated $200 damage to aide o( bam, Saturday, 1:05 wirea burning tree at Court Street and Ruger Avenue. AMBULANCE CALLS Friday, 6:36 Sally Ron. neberg, 48 Rockport Road, takM to hospital after tiMmg at 700 S. Jackson St, MARRIAGE LICENSES Cyril William Gaulke and Marie Ovidla Jentz, both of Beloit. Steven Frederick Crull, Porter Township, and Patricia Chrii- tine Schmit, Bancroft, Man Shoi, Ignored tor 30 Minutes DALLAS (AP) Shot times.

Dean 0, Campbell, 21; lay under a street light near a busy northside intersection for almost 30 minutes Thursday night while passing motorists ignored his pleas for help, police said. Detective W. E. Chambera said Campbell was finally aided bv the wife of a Dallas fireman, Mrs. Earl C.

Bills, who told of attempting vainly to get oUier drivers to help with the wounded youth. Campbell was rushed to Parkland Hospital in a police car after officers decided he was too critically wounded to wait for an ambulance, Campbell, still on the critical list Friday night, was shot In the mouth, chest and left side. Police compared the circumstances with the murder of a New York woman there March 13 while 38 witnesses did nothing as the killer returned to stab the woman in three spa- rate attacks. Dallas detectives questioned a 32-year-oId suspect in the shooting. He was later released on $10,000 bond pending a hearing.

BENEFIT PARTY LAKE GENEVA The Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary Frank Kresen Post 24 will sponsor a dessert card party at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Legion Memorial hall. Proceeds of the party will be used for needed equipment at the hall. Mrs. William Parker and Mrs.

Esther Fabian are cochairman of the event. Chaise Lounge Is Stolen From Bostwick Store Police are seeking a man who walked out of M. Bostwick's Department Store early Friday afternoon with a chaise lounge under one arm. The man was seen leaving the building by a clerk, who thought he looked suspicious and checked with a clerk in the lawn furniture department. The second clerk told police she had offered to help the man several times before becoming busy elsewhere in the department.

The aluminum chaise, with green and white webbing, was valued at $6. LIGHTNING STRIKES 0 I A S. C. Lightning sUruck several areas at Ft. Jackson Army base near Columbia late Friday afternoon, injuring 28 soldiers.

WALLET TAKEN AT BEACH David Pollock, Rte. 5, notified police Friday afternoon that his wallet, containing only identification papers, was taken from a locker at Lions Beach. FORT HOSPITAL Mrs. Robert 401 8. SMODU phona 721, ii EvanivllU ntwi rupondent.

Agent li Paul Dooley, 1(1 Main 414 betwero 7 p.m. papar li not dcllvarcd. Mrs. Gilman Spersrud and Mrs. Carl Spersrud completed a five week course in public health Friday at the University of Wisconsin.

The latter Mrs. rud is Evansville's city and school nurse. FORT ATKINSON-Sons were born in the Fort Atkinson hospital to Mrs. La Verne Schultz, Whitewater; Mrs. Loren Altreuter, Jefferson.

A daughter was born to Mrs. Gordon Vogel, Fort Atkinson. Admitted: Laura Green, Milton Junction; Mrs. John Stamm, Whitewater; Mrs. Lottie Lean, Palmyra.

Dismissed: Mrs. Edward Banker, Daniel Krause, Mrs. Lloyd Clark, Mrs. Louis Harry, Mrs. Charles Wetzel, Marshall Rumary, Fort Atkinson; Ray Crandall Ellis Haas, Jefferson; Mrs.

Wayne Weber and daughter, Robert Schlleger, Lake Mills; Dawn Grant, Edward Kosclk, Mrs. John Prentice, Whitewater; Laura Green, Milton Junction; Jane Johnson, Delavan; John and Pamela Christensen, Palmyra. LEGAL NOTICES To Mrs. Anna Keefe. 1914 Dewey Beloit, Owner or Occupant; Eliia C.

Boncss, 122J Dewey Beloit, Mortgagee: Allied Bldg. Credita, 2100 W. Atkinson Milwaukee, Mortsagce or Assignee ot Mort- gagee. of the premises hereinafter described: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Rock County is the owner and holder or tax CL-rtiflcates issued by the County Treasurer of Rock County, Stata Wisconsin, for the amounti aa let forth below, totaling Fifty-four Dollars and twpntyflve Cents, for which said landa were sold for unpaid taxes, interest and charges, if any, and which amount will bear interest as provided by law, upon and involving the following described real estate in said County and State, ta wit: Description of Property: Lot Block 4 Perrigo Place, Township of Beloit. Year of Tax: 1959.

Year of Sale: I960. Certificate: Dated lO-IS-M; No. of Certificate, J9.04. Description of Property: Lot 7, Block 4 Perrigo Place, Township of Beloit. Year of Tax: Year of Sale: IMO.

Certificate: Dated, 10-18-60; No. 117; Fact of Certificate, J45.J1. Total All Certificates, J54.25 and that after the expiration of threa months from the of thia notice, a tax deed of tha lindi dticrlbed la laid certificate will ba appllM for. Dated at Janesville, this 2M day of June, 1964. Rock County By Walter Lindemana County Clerk OpenSunday 8 fo 9 p.m, lur )oui luiivenicncf Tcrrnco Pharmacy Mi'iiv ll.ivc ydur (lorUir in sour prcstiiplion.

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