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1 1,1945 THE RtttNfcLANDfitt (WlS.) DA1LV NEWS PAGE 3 I Joan Taylor fo Be Married iToUeuf, j. Announcement has been made 1 by Mr. and Mrs. Bradley R. Taylor-, Oneida Avenue, of the engagement of their daughter, Joan, to Lieut.

Lake, USNR-, of Madison. I Miss Taylor graduated from thej University of Wisconsin with the class of 1944. A member of Alpha CHi Omega, she participated in .1 many campus activities. She. was i properties manager for the Hares- I foot club in 1943 and member'of 1 the Prom court of honor in 1943.

In her sorority she was social chair- Aman in 1941-42; war activities chair- "mari in 1942-43 and vice president in 1943-44. Lieut. Lake'is-a son-of Ivan Cl Lake, -formerly of Minocqua. He graduated with the University of class of 1941 and a member of the first unit of the "Flying Badgers." He received his naval aviation training at Pen: sacola, Fla. Recently he returned tfrom the Pacific, where he served I on an aircraft carrier.

In school he 4 'vas a member of Kappa Sigma. St. Mary's Notes Engaged Society News Club Notes Baby Center to Be Held Priday The May baby center will be held on Friday, May 4, in the council rooms of the City Hall from 8:30 to 11:30 a. m. and from 1 to 3:30 p.

m. The usual well baby examinations mesaay, uway i of infants and pre-schdol children, who are accompanied by their parents, will be given by Dr. Frances A. Cline, district health officer. Expectant mothers are also invited to confer with the physician.

Food Demonstration Schedul'ed Tonight E. J. Waterman will give the second of a series of food demonstrations at 7 o'clock tonight in -the Vocational school. Crescent Club Meets Thursday Mrs. Harry Smith, Route 1, will be hostess to the Crescent Woman'r Club Thursday afternoon at o'clock at her home.

JOAN TAYLOR i Births. A son, born April 30, to Mr. and CMrs. Norman Bissonette, 121 Vincent (Street, Rhinelander. Margaret Elizabeth Phillips, 1439 Engle Street, Rhinolandcr.

Mrs. William Perkins, 228 Maple Street, Rhinelander. Dismissals. 0 Mrs. Walter Winquist, 624 Barnes Street, Rhinelander.

Lindgren, Watersrricet, Mich. Mrs. Ernest Brockhaus, Clearwa- tcr Lake. Binder, Three Lakes. Central Students Present Concert 'Students of the Central School vwill present the annual spring con- Wiert at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the school, supervised by Miss Charlotte Severson.

She will be assisted by the teachers, Miss Thelma Moss Miss Olivia Holetno, Miss Irene Dusik, Miss Agnes Gilbertson, Miss Mean Haglund, (Mrs. E. Esidor, substitute), and Miss Amy Ekholm. Parents and friends are invited lo 'attend the concerts. The South Park concert will be held at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening, May 2.

Church Auxiliary Meets Tonight Congregational Aid Meets Wednesday Mrs. Ralph.V. Austin is program chairman and Mrs. W. F.

Kruschke social chairman for the Congrega- ional Ladies' Aid meeting Wednesday afternoon in the church par- ors. Afternoon Guild Meets Wednesday St. Augustine's Afternoon Guild will hold its May meeting at'the home of Mrs. F. C.

Sawtell, 126 South Oneida avenue, Wednesday at 1:15 p. m. Mrs. Sawtell will be assisted by Miss Lou Vaughn. Altar Society Sponsors Party St.

Ann's Altar Society will sponsor a games party at 8 o'clock Thursday evening in the K. of C. hall. Mrs. John Stafford is chairman of the party.

Job's Daughters To Honor Seniors Job's Daughters who are of the Senior class and their parents will be -guests at a 6:30 o'clock dinner Friday evening in the Masonic Temple. The Eastern Star will serve. Tickets are available from James Williams, and reservations are to be made tonight. Veterans of Foreign Wars, 8 p. City Hall.

Girls' drum corps, 7:30 p. Memorial building. Rhinelander Lodge No. 242, F. and A.

7:30 p. m. Masonic Temple. Divine Science Society, 7:15 p. m.

Blodgette hotel. Food demonstration, 7 p. Vocational School. Annual spring concert, 7:30 p. m.

Central School. St. Joseph's Auxiliary, 7:30 p. church hall, North Stevens Street. Wednesday, May 2.

Woman's Society of Christian Service, 2:30 p. Methodist Church Congregational Ladies' "Aid, 2:30 p. church parlors. Mabel Chapter, Masonic Firemen's Auxiliary, 8 p. home of Mrs.

Frank Krueger, 404 North Stevens Street. Eagles, 8 p. Eagles' Club. Baptist Ladies' Aid, 2:30 p. home of Mrs.

Rueben Peterson, 703 Ihayer Street. Annual spring concert, 7:30 p. South Park School. Afternoon Guild, 1:15 p. Sawtell home, 126 South Oneida avenue.

remen's Auxiliary Meets Wednesday The Firemen's Auxiliary will be entertained by Mrs. Frank Krueger, 404 North Stevens Street, at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening. Cards will be played after the meeting. Masons to Hear Grand Steward Ingvald O. Hembre, grand steward, will be guest speaker at the meeting of Rhinelander Lodge, No.

242, F. and A. tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Masonic Temple. Service League To Have Party look youthful. SO do hats with shallow crowns, softly curved brims, saucy trimming.

Bulky hats, especially if lines are severe and they're worn Dlunk on the head, seems to add to a birthday count. City Council Proceedings Service entertain league friends members at bridge will after Notice of Application for Issue of Tax Deed. (Section 75.12 Wisconsin Statutes) Port Edwards, April 9, 1945. To Henry Sperl of the premises hereinafter described: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That Neekoosa Edwards Paper Company is the owner and holder of a tax certificate, o.f which the doling is a copy: TREASURER'S CERTIFICATE Sale of 1939. No.

1651 STATE OF WISCONSIN, ss Oneida County. County Treasurer's Office, Rhinelander, Oct. 3rd, 1939. Anna Moe Gruper, County Treasurer of the County of Oneida, Rhinelander, Wis. April 9, 1945.

A regular meeting of the Common Council was held on the above date at 7:30 p. m. in the Council Chamber of the City Hall. Meeting called to, order by the president. On roll call all members present except Councilman Taylor.

The.minutes of previous meeting were read and approved. The following claims were presented: Wisconsin Public Service Corp $948.76 Rhinelander Telephone Co. 53.65 Oneida Gas Co 12.34 B. W. Straub, City Treas.

2.51 The New North 262.00 the monthly meeting Monday, May in said State, do hereby certify ihat 7. The business meeting is sched-j I did at public auction, pursuant to ulod for 7:15 p. m. and the bridge 1 party for 8 p. m.

Members are askc'd to telephone guest reservations to Mrs. 357-J. Luther Burkett, No. Yourself St. tonight at 7:30 o'clock' in the church hall, North Stevens Street.

Trinity Aid to Meet Thursday Mrs. Oscar Moen and Miss Slella Loberg will entertain the Trinity Lutheran Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock in the church parlors. Baptist Aid to Elect Officers Officers will be elected at a meeting of the First Baptist Ladies' Aid to be held at the home of "Mrs, Rueben Peterson, 703 Thayer Street Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock I Drurn Corps Girls Meet Tonight Members of the girls' drum corps are asked to attend a spe cial meeting at 7:30 o'clock to night in the Memorial building. Divine Science Society Meets The Divine Science Society mect- ng will be held tonight at 7:15 o'clock in the Blodgett Hotel. Eastern Star to Meet, Have Party A card party will follow the meeting of Mabel Chapter, O.

E. Wednesday evening in the Masonic Temple. Members are asked to attend. Thursday, May 3. Men's Club supper for wives, 6:30 p.

Methodist Church. Crescent Woman's Club, 2 p. home of Mrs. Harry Smith, Route 1. St.

Ann's Altar Society-games party. 8 p. K. of C. hall.

Trinity Lutheran Ladies' Aid, 2:45 p. Church parlors. Annual spring concert, 7:30 p. McCord School. Friday, May Baby center, 8:30 to 11:30 a.

m. and 1 lo 3:30 p. council room, City Hall. Annual spring concert, 7:30 p. m.

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Lydia E. Pinkbam's TAOiCTS Notice of Application for Issue of Tax Deed. (Section 75.12 Wisconsin Statutes) Port Edwards, April 9, 1945 To Henry Sperl of the premise; hereinafter described: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That Neekoosa Pape Company is the owner and holder a tax certificate, of which the fol ing is a copy: TREASURER'S CERTIFICATE Sale of 1939. No. 1604 By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer Certain costume touches make woman look youthful no matter vhal her vital statistics say; others sicked from the same counters and lalracks can put the unmistakable tamp of age on her looks.

If you're casting about for legit- mate defenses against ag6, pick dramatic high-fashion bags, gloves and jewelry. Familiar conserva- styles often typify the conventional livery of advancing age. Especially be avoided, if you want to slice years off your looks, is a pocketbook swung by its handle. Swing it from your arm or choose one that can be carried with flair. Small hats worn at a flip angle STATE OF WISCONSIN, Oneida County.

s-s. find that house Double front gives double "atlern 4726 wraps to left or right, to your waistline. Cool coverall or all-purpose frock. Pattern 4726 comes in misses' and women's sizes 12 to 48. Size 36 calls for yards of 35-inch material.

Send twenty cents in coins for iis pattern to the Rhinelander ews, Pattern 243 West 17th Street, New York 11, N. Y. Write plainly size, name, address, style number. The new Spring 1945 Anne Adams Pattern Book is now available! Fifteen Cents'more for your copy. Printed in the book is a FREE pattern for four aprons.

AFTER A FIRE, you may amount of fire insurance on your hold goods is not enough to pay for replacing many of the things that were destroyed. Do you want to pay for them from your own pocket because you neglected to carry sufficient fire insurance? Before you have a loss, go over your policies County Treasurer's Office, Rhinelander, Oct. 3rd, 1939. Anna Moe Gruper, County Treasurer of the County of Oneida, in said State, do hereby certify that I did at.public auction, pursuant to hotice given as by law required, on this 3rd day of October, 1939, sell vo Dneida County the lands herein described, for the Six Dollars and 50 Cents said sum being the amount due and unpaid for taxes, on said landsfor the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred; and Thirty-eight; that said Oneida County, heirs or assigns, will, therefore, be entitled to a deed of conveyance of said lands in five years from this dale, unless sooner redeemed from such sale according to law, and the rate of interest in case of such redemption shall be eight-tenths of one per cent per month or fraction of a month from date of January 1st, 1939. Said lands are described as follows, with sums for which each tract was sold set opposite to each description, that is to say: DESCRIPTION SW Sec.

18, T. 38, R. 4, $6.50. ANNA MOE GRUPER, County Treasurer, and that after the expiration of three months from the service of this notice, a tax deed of the lands described in said certificate will be applied for. Nekoosa-Edwards Paper By C.

A. Jasperson, Secy. 24; Notice of Application for Issue of Tax Deed. (Section 75.12 Wisconsin Statutes) Port Edwards, April 9, 1945. To Kate Liebert and Hamilton Simonds of the premises hereinafter described: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That Nekoosa Edwards Paper Company is the owner and holder of a tax certificate, of which the fol- ing is a copy: 'TREASURER'S CERTIFICATE Sale of 1939.

No. 923 STATE OF WISCONSIN.1 ss Oneida Couniy. County Treasurer's Office, Rhinelander, Oct. 3rd, 1939. Anna Moe Gruper, County Treasurer of the County of Oneida, in said State, do hereby certify 'that I did at public auction, pursuant to no'tice given as by law required, on this 3rd day of October, 1939, sell to Oneida County the lands herein described, for the sum of eight Dolllars and 30 Cents (8.30), said sum being the amount due and unpaid for 'taxes, on said lands 01 the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-eight; that said Oneida County, heirs or assigns, will, therefore, be entitled to a deed of conveyance of said lands in five years from this date, unless sooner redeemed from such sale according to law, and the rate of interest in case of such redemption shall be eight-tenths of one per cent per month or fraction a month from date of January 1st, 1939.

Said lands are described as notice given as by law required, on this 3rd day of October, 1939, i5ell to Oneida Couniy the lands herein described, for the sum of Six Dollars and 50 Cents said sum being the amount due and unpaid for taxes, on said lands for Ihe year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-eight; that said Oneida County, heirs or assigns, will, therefore, be cnlilled lo a deed of conveyance of said lands in five years from this date, unless sooner redeemed from such sale according to law, the rale of interest in case of such redemption shall be eight-tenths of one per cent per month or fraction of a month from date of January 1st. 1939. Said lands arc described follows, with sums for which each tract was sold set opposite to each description, that is to say: DESCRIPTION SE SE Sec. 30, T. 38, R.

4, $6.50. ANNA MOE GRUPER, Couniy Treasurer, and that after the expiration of three months from, the service of this notice, a tax deed of the lands described in said certificate will be applied for. Nekoosa-Edwards Paper By C. Jasperson, Secy. 24; Rhinelander Publishing Co.

Sweo Transfer Co Elmer A. Kuhl Oneida Plumbing Co. Wilson Merc. Co. Blaisdell Service Station Kuhl and Bishop Tire Co.

Bellile Electric Shop 34.70 .55 .72 5.60 10.59 .75 21.05 5C Oneida Motor Sales 1.2' Lloyd's Music Store 1.2C Quality Chevrolet Co 3.3 L. Horr Culvert Co 38.9 Lewis Hardware Co 24.6 Rhinelander Office Supply Co 28.5 Schooley Forbes Hardware Co 8.75 Rhinelander Builders Supply Co 32.12 Noble Sheet Melal Works .50 Norlh Wisconsin Oil Co 129.95 North Wisconsin Oil Co. 7.48 Joe Hack 18.00 Wisconsin Sheet Metal Works 2.00 Wadhams Oil Co 104.66 Plyers Electric Service 13.91 Lambert and Mann Co 3.67 A. C. McClurg and Co 103.10 Remington Rand Co 1.50 L.

C. Jensen 20.50 University Co-operative Co 14.93 Notice of Application for Issue of Tax Deed. (Section 75.12 Wisconsin Statutes) Port Edwards, April 9, 1945. To Henry Sperl of the premises hereinafter described: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That Neekoosa Edwards Paper Company is the owner and holder of a tax certificale, of which the fol- ing is a copy: TREASURER'S CERTIFICATE Sale of 1939. No.

1650 STATE OF WISCONSIN, Oneida County. County Treasurer's Office, Rhinelander, Oct. 3rd, 1939. Anna Moe Gruper, County Treasurer of the County of Oneida, in said Stale, do hereby cerlify ins- 1 I did at public auction, pursuant to notice given as by law required, on this 3rd day of October, 1939, Oneida County the lands herein described, for the sum of Six Dollars and 50 Cents said sum being the amount due and unpaid fo; taxes, on said lands foi the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred a Thirty-eight Riverside Foundry Co 10.50 W. W.

Grainger, Inc 69.60 The Gamewell Co 2.58 H. C. Miller Co 4.31 The Hillyard Co 77.30 Clean Towel Service 5.54 Doubleday, Doran and Co. 2.66 Pirrung Mfg. Co 23.40 Wisconsin State Prison 37.50 Deep Rock Oil Co.

1.21 Wausau Electric Battery City of Rhinelander, that the ity manager and city clerk be hereby authorized, to execute, deeds nd any other necessary documents connection with said land trans- 'er on behalf of the City of Rhine- ander, in accordance with he descriptions and accompanying 5lat covering said transaction. Motion was made by Councilman seconded by Councilman Rousseau that the resolution be adopted as read. Motion carried, all councilrhen voting aye. The following resolution was read: WHEREAS, a certain resolution was adopted by the Common Council of the City of Rhinelander, on the 22nd day of December. 1941, providing for the suspension of public Works construction during the duration of the present war: WHEREAS, it is now deemed that the emergency conditions calling for the passage of said resolution have now largely disappeared: THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Rhinelander.

that the certain resolution adopted on the 22nd day of December. 1941. providing for the suspension of public works construction be hereby rescinded and repealed and be declared of no further effect. After some discussion a motion was made by Councilman Taylor, seconded by Councilman Fischer that the resolution be adopted as read. Motion carried.

The following resolution was presented: THAT WHEREAS, in some cases, petilions have been presented to the Common Council, requesting the installation of curb and gutter or black top surfacing or both, on various streets; and in other cases it is deemed necessary for public follows, with sums for which each tract was sold set opposite to each description, thai is lo say: DESCRIPTION NW NW Sec. 20, 38, R. $8.30. ANNA MOE GRUPER, County Treasurer, and Ihat after the expiration of three months from Ihe service of this'notice, a tax deed of the lands described in said certificate will be applied for. Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co.

By C. A. Jasperson, Secy. 24; North Wisconsin Ag PHONE 444 Merchants State Bank Bldg. WANTED PATTINSON Notice of Application for Issue of Tax Deed.

(Section 75.12 Wisconsin Statutes) Port Edwards, April 9, 1945. To Henry Sperl of the premises hereinafter described: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That Neekoosa Edwards Paper Company is the owner and holder of a tax certificate, of which the fol- ing is a copy: TREASURER'S CERTIFICATE Sale of 1939. No. 1667 STATE OF WISCONSIN, Oneida County. County Treasurer's Office, Rhinelander, Oct.

3rd, 1939. Anna Moe Gruper, County Treasurer of the County of Oneida. in said State, do hereby certify vhat I did at public auction, pursuant to notice given as "by law required, on this 3rd day of October, 1939, sell vo Oneida County the lands herein described, for the sum of Six Dollars and 50 Cents said sum being the amount due and unpaid for taxes, on said lands for the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirtyteight; that said Oneida County, heirs or assigns, will, therefore, be entitled Notice of Application for Issue of Tax Deed. ('Section 75.12 Wisconsin Slalules) Port Edwards, April 9, 1945 To Henry Sperl of the premises. hereinafter described: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That Neekoosa Edwards Papei Company is the owner and holder a tax certificate, of which the fol ing is a copy: TREASURER'S CERTIFICATE Sale of 1939.

No. 16B8 STATE OF WISCONSIN, 1 ss Oneida County. County Treasurer's Office, Rhinelander, Oct. 3rd, 1939. Anna Moe Gruper, Couniy Treasurer of the County of Oneida, in said State, do hereby cerlify that 1 did at public auction, pursuant to notice given as by law required, on this 3rd day of October.

1939, Hell to Oneida County the lands herein described, for the sum of Six Dollars und 50 Cenls said sum being the amount due and unpaid for taxes, on said lands for the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-eight; that said Oneida County, heirs or assigns, will, therefore, be entitled deed of conveyance of said Co 9.21 Water Department Wadhams Oil Co 7.28 Wisconsin Stale Prison 15.75 North Wisconsin Oil Co 3.25 ichoolcy Forbes Hardware Co 1.29 L. C. Jensen 1-00 cwis Hardware Co 2.10 ayne-Northwest Co 21.45 R. Sparling Co 20X)0 Allied Radio Corp 1.42 Rhinelander Telephone Co. 6.75 B.

W. Straub, City Treas. 2.86 Sweo Transfer Co 3.07 Milwaukee Lead Works 42.44 Wisconsin Public Service Corp 697158 II was moved by Councilman Mac- donaid, seconded by 'Councilman Reardon lhal the claims be ap- approved and that same be paid. Motion carried. welfare and convenience to install these improvements without a petition: NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rhinelander that it is the inlenlion of said Council to order the construction of the following listed improvements on the streets named, to-wit: 1 Hillside to Sieve appeared before Ihe Council in connection-with determining the policy relative to certain concessions for the Airport Manager concerning control of operations at the Municipal Airport.

After some discussion the City Manager and City Attorney were directed to draw up a preliminary 1 Highview gutter and black top. Prospect Arbutus to gutter and black lop. Marshall Moen to top. Riek Marshal to top. Wabash Kemp to gutler and black top.

Bridge Oneida to top. Grant Street from Oneida to gutter and black top. Eagle Rose to Larch top. Phillip Stevens to gutter and black top. Monico Slevens to top.

High Thayer to gutter and-black top. Hillside to 300 feet top. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED hat said Oneida County, heirs or I draft of such policies to be present- 'd lo Ihe Council as soon as pos- ible. i The City Manager's monthly re- ssigns, will, therefore, be entitled a deed of conveyance of said ands in five years from this date, unless sooner redeemed from such ale according to law, and the rate 3f interest in case of such redemp- ion shall be eight-lenths of one per cent per, month or fraction of a month from date of January 1st, 939. Said lands are described as follows, with sums for which each ract was sold set opposite to each description, that is to say: DESCRIPTION NW SE, Sec.

30, T. 38, R. 4, $6.50. ANNA MOE GRUPER, County Treasurer, and lhal after the expiration of three months from the service of this notice, a tax deed of the lands described in said certificate will be applied for. Nekoosa-Edwards Paper By C.

A. Jasperson, Secy. 24; Notice of Application for Issue of Tax Deed. (Section 75.12 Wisconsin Slalules) Porl Edwards, April 9, 1945 To Henry Sperl of Ihe premises, hereinafter described: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That Neekoosa Edwards Papei Company is the owner and holder a lax cerlificalc, uf which the fol- ing is a copy: TREASURER'S CERTIFICATE Sale of 1939. No.

1649 STATE OF WISCONSIN, ss Oneidu County. I County Treasurer's Office, Rhinelander, Oct. 3rd, 1939. Anna Moe Gruper, County Treasurer of the County of Oneida, in said State, do hereby certify that I did at public auction, pursuant to notice given as by law required, on this 3rd day of October, 1939, sell to Oneida County the lands herein described, for the sum of Six Dollars and 50 Cents said sum being unpaid for sorl was presented and ordered accepted and placed on file. No further business appearing the council adjourned.

T. M. WARDWELL, Acting Clerk. Rhinelander, Wis. April 23, 1945 A regular meeting of the common Council of the City of Rhine- hinder was held in Ihe City Hall on the aboye date at 7:30 p.

m. Meeting called to order by the president. On roll call, all councilmen present. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved as read. Applications of Earl J.

Evers and Earl Brims for tavern operator licenses were presented and 01 motion granted. The following resolution wa presented: RESOLVED by the Commoi Council of the City of Rhinelande THAT the Rhinelander Daily News and the New 1 North be here by designated as the official news papers for the publication of all pub- cily mailers needing lo be lished, for Ihe ensuing year. Motion was made by Councilman Howard, seconded by Councilman Fischer Ihat the resolution be adopted as read. Motion earned. The following resolution was read: RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Rhinelander THAT the First National Bank and the Merchanls State Bank of Rhinelander, be hereby designated as official depositories for all city funds for the ensuing year.

Motion was made by Councilman THAT a public hearing will be held the Council Room of the City- Hall at 8 p. on Monday, May 14, 945, for the purpose of hearing ob- ections to the proposed improvements, and if Ihe Common Council deems such objections, if any, not sufficient, it will order the con- slruclion of said improvements at said hearing, or as soon thereafter as practicable. The Common Council retains the right to act on the above schedule of improvements as units or as a whole or to reduce the scope of such improvements as they see fit. It is further ordered that the -City Clerk shall forthwith forward a copy of this resolution to all owners affected, to their last known address. IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that the Common Council, acting as a Board of Public Works, hereby approve the schedule of estimated benefits and damages accruing to each lot and parcel of land abutting on said improvements as submitted herewith and that said schedule shall be kept on file with the City Clerk for the inspection of any interested persons.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, if said improvements or any part thereof are carried out, the actual cost of said work accruing to each lot and parcel of land on the front foot basis as benefits, shall be placed on the tax roll to be collected in four equal annual installments with interest on the "unpaid balances at the rate of four per cent per annum, except that any property owner shall have the right to pay any unpaid balance together with accrued interest, if any, at any time. Moved by Councilman Howard, seconded by Councilman Rousseau that the resolution be adopted as read. Motion carried. Motion was made by Councilman Howard, seconded by Councilman Fischer that the City Manager be authorized to advertise for bids for the caretaker's residence of the former Thunder Lake Lumber Corn- Rousseau, seconded by Councilman pa ny site. Motion carried Taylor that the resolution be adopt- ed as read.

Motion carried. The following resolution was presented: RESOLVED by the Common the amount due and taxes, on said lands Council of the City of Rhinelander Ihe year of our Lord One Thousand THAT THE ANNUAL MAIN- Nine Hundred and Thirty-eight; that said Oneida Couniy, heirs or assigns, will, therefore, be entitled to a deed of conveyance of said lands in five years from tin's date, TENANCE CHARGE for lots in! the Forest Home Cemetery be one cent per square foot for the year' commencing July 1, 1945. Motion was made by Councilman laiids in five years from this date lands in five years from this date. lion shall be eight-tenths of one pei tion shall be eight-tenths of one per lion shall be eight-tenths of one pel- cent per month or fraction of a cent per month or fraction ol a month from date of January month from date of January 1st, 1939 Said lands are described as 1939. Said lands are described as follows, with sums for which each follows, with sums for which oacn tract was sold set opposite to each' tract was sold set opposite to each The following presented: RESOLVED, by the Common description, that is to say: DESCRIPTION NW NW Sec.

32, T. 38, R. 4. $6.50. ANNA MOE GRUPER, County Treasurer, and that after the expiration of three months from the service of this tax deed of the lands described in said certificate will be applied for.

Nekoosa-Edwards Paper By C. A. Jasperson, Secy. 24; description, that is to say DESCRIPTION SW NW Sec. 32, T.

38, R. 4, $6.50. ANNA MOE GRUPER, County Treasurer, and that after the expiration of three months from the service of this notice, a tax deed of the lands described, in said certificate will be applied for. Nekoosa-Edwards Paper By A. Jasperson, Secy.

24; 1939. Said lands arc described as Council of the city of Rhinelander follows, with sums for wmcn eacn -pHAT WHEREAS it has become tract was sold set opposite to each lo acquh ccriain add i- descnpUon, that is to say. DESCRIPTION NE SE, Sec. 30, T. 38, R.

4, $6.50. ANNA MOE GRUPER, County Treasurer, and that after the expiration of tional property from the U. S. Forest Service for the future development of the Rhinelander Municipal Airport localed in Sec- lion 2, Township 36 N. R.

8 east. Oneida County, Wisconsin, and.i" There being no further business the meeting was on motion iourned. MABEL CARR, City Clerk. Rhinelander, Wis. April 17, 1945.

The first regular meeting of the Common Council for the year 19451946 was held in Hie City Hull on the above date at 7:30 p. m. Meeting called to order by the Clerk. On roll call all Councilmen pres- enl. The first order of business was me election of a President.

Motion was made by Councilman Howard, seconded by Councilman" Taylor that Councilman Keardon be elected President for enduing year. Motion carried Mr. Keaidon. taking the chair, asked for nominations for vice president. William Fischer nominated.

Motion was inude by CouncJloiun Taylor, seconded by CpUJiciltniMi Howard thut the nominations be described in said certificate will be applied for. Nefcoosa-Edwards Paper Go- By C. A. Secy. 24; closed and the Clerk cast the to deed to the U.

S. Forest Service imous ballot for William Fischer tot certain lands not needed for the vice president. Motion airport development: No further business thw THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED i meeting was adjourni-d. by the Cpmmon CouaicU gf tuc MABEL CABH, City.