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ft-s Soturday, Jan. 17, 1981 Green Bay Presi-Gazette GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE death noticedfunerals Jury challenge postpones trial CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 435 E. WALNUT P.O. BOX 430 GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN 54305 To place a Press-Gazette want ad, get extra fast service by dialing direct to a classified ad-visor 435-8361 Mrs. Margaret Van Den Berg and the late John W.

Van-DenBerg. She was employed for 23 years in the Response Graphics Division of Moore Business Forms. On May 7, 1949, she married Mr. Simons. Survivors include her husband; one Ron, Keith, Kau-kauna; four daughters, Mrs.

Lyle (Kris) Weyenberg and Mrs. Jerry (Joni) Conrad, both of Freedom; Kim and Kari Lynn, both at home; six grandsons; her mother, Mrs. Margaret VanDenBerg, De Pere; two brothers, John VanDenBerg, De Pere; James VanDenBerg, Green Bay; three sisters, Mrs. Joseph (Mary) VanDenEng, Mrs. Joseph (Helen) Webster, and Mrs.

Donald Edward S.Wal Edward S. Wal, 56, 4319 County Trunk East, Co-nover, died Thursday morning in an Eagle River hospital. He was born March 21, 1924 in Cudahy to the late Frank and Mary Wal. Mr. Wal was a veteran of World War II.

He married Edith Nelson May 30; 1953. Mr. Wal was a machinist for Paper Converting Machine Green Bay, for 18 years, and then owned the Lena Restaurant, Lena, for five years before moving to Eagle River two years ago. Survivors include his wife; five sons, Edward Oconto Falls; Andrew, Green Bay; Matthew and his wife, Joan, Lena; Steven, Fort Carson, Allan, at home; two daughters, Elaine and OBITUARY DEADLINES' (DIAL 435-8361) Moo. thru Fri.

Seme day 8:3010 t.m. FOR SAT. EDITION: Cell 436-8361 on Fri. 8:30 p.m. FOR SUNDAY EDITION: call 436-8361 Sat 8:30 11 :30 a.m.

Or dial 436-441 1 from (-8 pjn. Sat. fied. It had been compiled by jury commissioner Wallace Mickelson, who died in December. His successor, George Evenson of Sevastopol, appointed Jan.

1, was not in a position to certify Mickelson 's list, Schuster said. Poh's attorney, James 0. Ebbeson, had argued at a pretrial motions hearing in September, however, that the Door County jury list is not representative of the county's population because most names are taken from the tax rolls and polls lists which exclude a large number of residents. Ebbeson claimed the number of men selected is disproportionate to the number of women and said few blue collar workers, professional people and residents ages 18 to 30 are chosen. STURGEON BAY (PG) A challenge to Door County's jury selection process Friday resulted in the postponement of a manslaughter trial until April.

Circuit Judge S. Dean Pies ordered the prosecution to discharge the present panel and order a new jury panel to be formed. Noting this would take considerable time, Pies postponed the trial of Robert J. Poh, 26, Sturgeon Bay, which was scheduled for Jan. 21, until April 8.

Poh is charged with the deaths of three young women on April 25, 1980, by negligent use of a motor vehicle while intoxicated. District Attorney Jerry Schuster noted the present jury could not be accepted because the list from the northern part of Door County could not be certi R30E, Town of Suamlco. An appeal token by Paul Soquet from the ruling of the Brown County Shoreland Ordinance denying application for dredging, filling, and alteration of a non-conforming use at 3854 Cottage Row, Town of Suamlco. An appeal taken by Lvsle J. Le Gare from the ruling of the Brown County Shoreland Ordinance denying application for construction of new structures and alteration to a non-conforming use In the flood plain of the Bay of Green Bay off Longtoll Beach Road, Town of Suamlco.

An appeal taken by Jerome Skogg from the ruling of the Brown County Shorelond Ordinance denying application for filling In the flood plain and construction of warehouses at 1250 Marine Drive, Town of Allouez. Dated this 16th day of January A.D.,1981. Brown County Board of Adlustment Robert Schaefer Gregg Little Joseph Allen January 17, 19, 1981 Brown County, Wisconsin, on the 29th day of January, 1981, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day, the real estate and mortgaged premises In Brown County, Wisconsin, directed by said ludgment to be told and therein described as follows: Lot Three (3), occordlng to a recorded Certified Survey Map, In Vol. 7 Certified Survey Maps, Page 311, as Document No. 894073, sold Certified Survey Map being part of Volume 4 Certified Survey Maps, Page 347, ond part of Private Claim 8 East, In the City of Green Bay, East side of Fox River, Brown County, Wisconsin.

Terms of Sale: Cash. Dated December 11, 1980. Ill Norbert R. Frotllch Sheriff of Brown County, wis. SURPLICE It GOULD, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 509 Mlnahan-McCormlck Blda.

Green Bay, Wisconsin Dec. 13, 30, 37, 1980, Jan. 3, 10, 17, 1981 STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUITCOURT BRANCH IV BROWN COUNTY NOTICE OF SALE COLONIAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, a Wisconsin corporation, Plaintiff, vs. THOMAS W. GALLAGHER and SALLY L.

GALLAGHER, his wife, PHILIP C. SORENSON and JOSEPH J. SEROOGY.and L.C. ENGINE 1 MACHINE a Wisconsin corporation. Defendants.

By virtue of a ludgment of foreclosure and sole made In the above entitled ac (LEGAL KOTICES) PUBLIC NOTICE Nolle li hereby given mot a pub-lie hearing will be held before the Board of Adlustment created under and by virtue of the Brown County Highway Setback Ordinance In Room 400 of the Northern Building (corner of Adamt Street and East Walnut Street) en the JVth day of January, 1911, at 1:00 P.M. on an appeal taken by Dan De Oroot from the ruling of the Brown County Highway Commluloner denying application far construction of two gas pumps within the sotbock lines, as defined by told ordinance. Said gas pumps to be located on C.T.H. In the Town of Scott on lands owned by said Don De Groof. Dated this 17th and 31st day of January, A.

1981. BROWN COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Robert Schaefer Joseph Allen Greg Little Jan. 17, 31 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that a public hearing will be held before the Board of Adlustment created under and by virtue of the Brown County Highway Setback Ordinance In Room 400 of the Northern Building (corner of Adams Street and East Walnut Street) on the 39th day of January, 1981, at 1 :00 P.M. on an appeal taken by Mark Wlese from the ruling of the Brown County Highway Commissioner re (Carol) Smith, all of De Dorieanne, both at home; pere two sisters, Mrs. James She Invest in America Buy U.S.

Savings Bonds Through Your Payroll Savings Plan was preceded in WOTICES 1 Classified Deadlines CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEADLINES: Channel 5 sold to Minneapolis firm (Christine) Zeise, Oconomo-woc; Mrs. Casmir (Evelyn) Sutrick, Oconto; his moth-her-in-law, Mrs. Ethel Nelson, Green Bay. Friends may call at Lyn-dahl Funeral Home, Lom-bardi Ave at Ridge after 4 p.m. Sunday.

Wake service 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Funeral 11 a.m. Monday at the Cathedral with the Rev. Robert Gulig officiating.

Burial in Fort Howard Cemetery. Marvin J. Saenger Marvin J. Saenger, 72, Rt. 3 In Memoriam tion on the 33nd day of July, 1980, the garding setback violation of a garage Sheriff of Brown County wunin me midock lines, aenneo oy Wisconsin, will sell at his office at the Brown County Safety Building, In the subsidiary of the Greenville, casting Liberty In lovinf memory of Vernon Eastman who died five yean ago today, Jan.

17, 1976 said ordinance. Sold garage Is located on S.T.H. "96" In the Town of Wrights-town on lands owned bv Mark Wlese S.C. Midwest Radio-Television is a privately-held corporation with radio, television and cable operations, including WCCO-TV and radio. The station ranks as the leader in the Minneapolis market and Rupp said it classTredwsplay (4 inches or more) MON.

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noon. SUN. ADS Deadline: Wed. noon. death by one sister, Betty, and one brother, Quin.

Friends may call at the Ryan Funeral Home, 305 N. "10th De Pere, after 2 p.m. Sunday. Prayer service 8 p.m. Funeral 10:30 a.m.

Monday at Immaculate Conception Church, Oneida, with the Rev. Adrian Traeger officiating. Burial in the church cemetery. Milton J. Deschamps Milton J.

Deschamps, 63, Pitman, N.J., formerly of Green Bay, died at home on Monday, January 12. Mr. Deschamps was owner of Milton J. Deschamps Pumps, Motors, and Water Systems of Pitman He was a past commander of American Legion Post No. 49 and a member of the following organizations: Pitman Lodge No.

197, AM; the Pitman Masonic Club; Lulu Temple of the Shriners and the Lulu Temple Legion of Honor. Survivors include his wife, Bertha; one daughter, Mrs. Linda Pierson, Pitman; three brothers, Clarence, Myron and Marvin, all of Green Bay; one grandson. Services were held Thursday in Pitman. 2, Greenleaf, died Friday at home.

He was born Aug. 21, 1908 in the Town of Morrison to the late Louis M. and Martha Gauerke Saenger. In The purchase of WFRV-TV by Midwest Radio-Television Minneapolis, was confirmed Friday by James Rupp, executive vice president of Midwest. He said it would take from nine months to a year for the.transaction to be approved by the Federal Communications Commission.

His company owns and operates WCCO-TV and Radio in Minneapolis. The transaction also will include the WFRV satellite station WJMN-TV in Esca-naba, Mich. The purchase price was not disclosed. The purchase was reached in an agreement between Cosmos Broadcasting Corp. and Orion Broadcasting Inc.

WFRV-TV was acquired by Orion in 1960 and Orion was sold to Cosmos last June. Cosmos is the broad- CLASSIFIED ADS: SPACE ADS UNDER 4" Deadline: 3 p.m. day before SUN. MON. ADS 3 p.m.

Fri. REGULAR LINE ADS-DEADLINE: 8:20 a.m same day Mon. thru Fri. SAT. Ada 2:30 p.m.

Fri. SUN. Ads 11:30 a.m. Sat. is the dominant station among 15 major market areas throughout the U.S.

Rupp said his company is pleased to make the acquisition and considers WFRV a station that is strong in news and community service. He added that Robert Southard will continue as president and general manager of the Green Bay operations. Midwest Radio-Television is a wholly-owned subsi-dary of MTC Properties Inc. A million tunes I've thought of you A million times I've cried. If love alone could have saved you You never would have died.

In life I loved you dearly In death 1 love you still, In my heart you hold a place No one else can ever fill. It broke my heart to lose you But DAD you didn't go alone, For moat of me went with you That day God took you home. Sadly mated by daughters, sons, grandchildren, sisters and friend iv A i mA at I Marvin J. Saenger City of Green Bay, in Brown County, Wisconsin, on the 5th day of February, 1981, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day, the real estate and gaged premises In Brown County, Wisconsin, directed by said ludgment to be told and therein described as follows: Lot One Hundred One (101) and the East Five (5) feet of Lot One Hundred Two (102), according to the recorded Plat of Dousman's Addition to Fort Howard, In the City of Green Bay, West side of Fox River, Brown County, Wisconsin. Terms of Sale: Cash.

Dated December 17, 1980. Ill Norbert F. Froellch, Sheriff of Brown County, Wis. SURPLICE Si GOULD Attornevs-for-Plolntlff 509 Mlnahan-McCormlck Bldg. Green Bay, Wis.

Dec. 20, 37, 1980, Jon. 3, 10, 17, 34, 1981 STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUITCOURT BRANCH IV BROWN COUNTY NOTICE OF SALE COLONIAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, a Wisconsin corporation, Plaintiff, vs. THOMAS P. BIENAPEL, ERV.

BEGOTKACONSTRUCTION a Wisconsin corporation, I LT-WELL COMPON NTS, a Wisconsin corporation, and H.J. MARTIN AND SON, INC. a Wisconsin corporation, Defendants. Bv virtue of ludgment of foreclosure and sale made In the above entitled octlon on the 30th day of September, 1980, the undersigned Sheriff of Brown County, Wisconsin, will sell at his office at the Brown County Safety Building, In the City of Green Bay, In Brown County, Wisconsin, on the 29th day of January, 1981, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day, the real estate and mortgaged premises In Brown County, Wisconsin, directed by said ludgment to be sold and therein describedasfollows: Lot Four (4), according to a recorded Certified Survey Mop, in Vol. 7 Certified Survey Mops, Page 211, as Document No.

896073, sold Certified Survey Map being part of Volume 4 and David Wlese. Dated this 17th ond 21st day of January, A.D., 1981. BROWN COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Robert Schaeter Joseph Allen Greg Little Jan. 17, 31 NOTICE OF HEARING Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held before the Town of Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals, Brown County, Wisconsin on Tuesday, January 37, 1981, at 8:00 p.m. at the Town Hall to consider application for building variance of the Town of Lawrence Zoning Ordinance, adopted September 13, 19M together with Zoning Map referred to therein, as follows: Request from Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Kllpstlne to build a residence on property which Is toned light industry, the parcel of lond being That part of the East 39 acres of the West 79 acres of the North 37 ol private claim 29, In the Town of Lawrence, Brown County, Wisconsin more particularly described In J2513-45. Dated the 15th day of January, 1981. Mary Jo Kussow Secretary, Board of Zoning Appeals Jan. 17, 18 STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUITCOURT BRANCH IV BROWN COUNTY NOTICE OF SALE COLONIAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, a Wisconsin corporation, Plaintiff, vs.

DONALD G. TERRI EN and BONNIE P.TERRlEN.hls wife, ond WEST BANK AND TRUST, a Wisconsin banking corporation, Defendants. By virtue of a ludgment of foreclosure and sale made In the above entitled action on the 32nd doy of July, 1980. the undersigned Sheriff of Brown County, Wisconsin, will sell at his office at the Brown County Safety Building, in the City of Green Bay, In Brown County, Wisconsin, on CANCELLATIONS CORRECTIONS: (Claaaified Ada) Call 436-8361 between 7:30 and 8:20 a.m. Monday thru Friday to have your ad out of same day's edition.

Cancellations and corrections for: SATURDAY PAPER taken until 2:30 pjn. Friday. Cancellations and corrections for: SUNDAY PAPER taken until 11:30 a.m. Saturday area report 5A Personals Greetings for BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARIES SPECIAL EVENTS Use the Personal Column of this newspaper. 15 words, 1 day, only $1.62.

To place your greeting CALL 435-8361 LOOKING FOR Hone and image For May wedding. Phone 338-5681. MOTOR HOME FOR RENT Sleepe 7. Eicellent mileage. 499-0161 or 494-6676 SPECIAL CANCELLATION SERVICE FOR MONDAY EDITIONS! On Saturday noon to 6 p.m, please dial 436-4411 to cancel 1 column claaaified eda for Monday edition.

(Or you may call 436-8361 on Monday between 7:30 and 8:20 ajn.) 1933 he married Edna Bau- man. She preceded him in death in 1935. In 1938 he married Anne Henschel. For 43 years Mr. Saenger farmed the homestead and operated the Morrison Lumber and Fuel Co.

He was a director of the Northeast Lumber Producers Assoc. Mr. Saenger managed several Softball teams in addition to serving as an umpire. He was the current Secretary-Treasurer of the Northeast Steam Antique Club and a member of the Lark Dartball Team. Mr.

Saenger was active in the church, participated in the choir and held various offices. He also served on the Lark School Board. Survivors are his wife, Anne; nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Nickel Funeral Home, Morrison, from 10 to 12 noon Sunday, and from 3 to 9 p.m. Sunday.

Funeral 10:30 a.m. Monday at the funeral home, then at 11 a.m. at United Methodist Church, Lark, with the Rev. Dale Kelm officiating. Burial in the church cemetery.

Mrs. Joseph P. Simons Mrs. Joseph P. (Katie) Simons, 51, died Friday afternoon at home.

5B Personals Funerals Mrs. Mary C. Daul Funeral 11 a.m. today, at the Cathedral. Allouez Cemetery.

Schauer and Schumacher East Side Funeral Home in charge. Roy Forrest Funeral 11 a.m. today, Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N. Webster De Pere, the Rev. Julie Christensen.

A memorial fund has been established for the Brown County Heart Association. Mrs. Minnie McDonald -at Schauer and Schumacher East Side Funeral Home, after 2 p.m. Sunday. Funeral 2 p.m.

Monday, First Evangelical Lutheran Church, the Rev. T.A. Liesener. Entombment in the Shrine of the Good Shepherd Mausoleum. Mrs.

John (Lenore) Neumeier There will be no visitation. Memorial Mass 11 a.m. Monday, St. John Catholic Church, the Rev. Jerome Watry.

Allouez Cemetery. Norbert W. Schmechel At Grace Lutheran Church from 1 p.m. today until time of services. Funeral 2 p.m.

at the church, the Rev. Dean Kilgust. Fort Howard Cemetery. Fin-deisen-Greiser Funeral Home in charge. the 5tn day of February, 1981 at ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day, the real estate ond mortgaged premises In Brown County, Wisconsin, directed by said ludgment to be sold and therein described as follows: Lot Two (2), Block Four (4), Sleepy Hollow Subdivision, West Side of Fox River, Brown County, Wisconsin.

Terms of Sole: Cash. Dated December 17, 1980. Ill Norbert R. Froellch Sheriff of Brown County, wis. SURPLICE 8, GOULD Artornevs-for-Plolntlff 509 Mlnahan-McCormlck Blda.

Green Bay, Wis. Dec. 20, 27, 1980, Jan. 3, 10, 17, 24, 1981 STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT BRANCH IV NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS! Advertiaera should read their ads the first day they appear. Occasionally instructions are miaunderstood, or typographical errors may occur.

If you have a claim for an error, please call the Claaaified Department immediately following the first insertion. Errors not the fault of the advertiser which materially lessen the value of the ad will be corrected and adjusted in full by one or two extra insertions. In ada containing more than one item, adjuatment will be made on the item containing error. THE PRESS-GAZETTE TAKES RESPONSIBILITY FOR ADJUSTMENT ON THE FIRST 1 0R 2 DAYS OF ADVERTISING ONLY. The Green Bay Press-Gasette reserves the right to accept, edit copy and properly classify all ada.

Certified Survey Maps, Page 347, and part of Private Claim 8 East, In the City of Green Bay, East side of Fox River, Brown County, Terms of Sale: Cash. Dated December 11, 1980. Ill Norbert R. Froellch Sheriff of Brown County, Wis. SURPLICE 8i GOULD, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 509 Mlnahan-McCormlck Bldg.

Green Bay, Wisconsin Dec. 13, 20, 27, 1980, Jan. 3. 10, 17, 1981 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that a Public hearing will be held before the Board of Adlustment created under and by virtue of the Brown County Shoreland Ordinance In Room 400 of the Northern Building, 305 E. Walnut Street, Green Bay, on the 29th doy of January, 1981, at 1:00 P.M.

on an appeal taken by James Cornell from the ruling of the Brown County Shoreland Ordinance denying application for a retaining wall along the south bank of the Suomico River, on Lots 7 ond 8, Bucks Mud Hen Addition, Town of Suamlco. An appeal taken bv Wisconsin Electric Power Company from the ruling of the Brown County Shorelond Ordinance denying application rip rap along Bower Creek on the Norbert Vonden Elzen property, (part of P.C. 25 E.S.F.R., Parcel No. 304) Town of Farm estate planning LUXEMBURG Classes in farm estate planning will be offered at the Luxemburg Community Center beginning Jan. 27, according to Dorothy Heim, local coordinator for the Northeast Wisconsin Technical Institute.

Six sessions will be held on Tuesday nights from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. with identical classes Wednesday afternoons from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Meetings will cover various aspects of estate planning such as wills, types of property ownership and trusts. The course will be presented by John Christofferson along with experts in estate law, trusts and financial planning. To register, contact Dorothy Heim.

Gospel concert SEYMOUR (PG) Charlie and Debbie Chivers will perform at a gospel concert set for Sunday, Jan. 25, at 10:30 a.m. at the Seymour Assembly of God Church. The couple has sung and preached in churches of all denominations, at youth rallies, outdoor retreats and concerts in television ministry. The public is invited.

Construction plans OCONTO (PG) An organizational meeting of the expanded Citizens Advisory Committee will be at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 26, in the Oconto High School cafeteria. Committee members will work on plans to promote construction of a new elementary school north of the existing junior high school. A referendum vote on the issue will be June 2.

A CREAT PRODUCT Roffler Neutraliier Shampoo for permed or tinted hair. Sale priced at MEN'S ROOM, 1928 S. Ridge, 497-1 122. ASK about our 26 reduction in rates for combining your auto and home insurance. 499-2418.

WEYER8 IN-3URANCE, 2304 Bel Aire Ct. PREGNANT? Find Out. Call BIRTHRIGHT at 435-3345. CempkU Insurance Protection Home, auto, business, life and health. LAMINE SEALY Insurance, 435-9622.

OPENING SOON EAST PORT MINI MALL 1270 MAIN ST. Turn of the century decor. 8mall and large retail shops. Free parking. For rental information call 432-9230.

MAGNETOS MOTORCYCLE CLUB reunion, March 28, 1981, at Riverside. Notify us if your address haa changed, or if we miaaed you at 1978 reunion. Paul, 434-0966. BROWN COUNTY NOTICE OF SALE COLONIAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, a Wisconsin corporation, Plaintiff, vs. THOMAS P.

BIENAPEL, ERV. BEGOTKA CONSTRUCTION a Wisconsin corporation, BILT-WELL COMPONENTS, 0 Wisconsin corporation, and H.J. MARTIN AND SON, INC. a Wisconsin corporation, Defendants. By virtue of a ludgment of foreclo-' sure and sale made In the above entitled action on the 30th day of September, 1980, the undersigned Sheriff of Brown County, Wisconsin, will sell at his office at the Brown County Safety Building, In the City of Green Bay, In DIAL 435-8361 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT OPEN MON.

thru FRI. SATURDAY 7:3012 NOON Bellevue. An appeal taken bv the Brown County Highway Commission from the ruling of the Brown County Shorelond Ordinance denying application for rip rap at the C.T.H. bridge over the Suamlco River, Section 18, T25N, The former Kathryn (Katie) VanDenBerg was born in Oneida on June to HOME AND DUSINEGS fire calls -1: I.M Um tilt corwnlrtt dally "up to dart Utth le find an cprt prrprd to hanCt your srvic rvwial i 11 A Professional ALUMINUM SIDING. Custom Trim.

Free estimates. Established 1948. Bay City Improvement 336-0101. BUILDERS clinic. Floyd Calew arts- S.

Webster Marvin Puymbroek, 66, to St. Vincent. 3:41 p.m., squad call, 1229 S. Jackson Jensine Johnson, 99, to St. Vincent.

5:32 p.m., service call, 338 Lazarre. DE PERE Friday, Jan. 16 2:07 p.m., squad call, East De Pere High School, Jean Brick, 60, to St. Vincent. 2:24 p.m., squad call, 832 N.

Webster, Alnett Miller, 66, to St. Vincent. 4:47 p.m., fire call, 627 Fairview Louis Thys-sen residence, chimney fire, no loss. ASHWAUBENON Friday, Jan. 16 10:47 a.m., squad call, 1657 Glen Road, Mary Peins, 76, to St.

Vincent. 12:28 p.m., squad call, 2300 S. Ashland Doug Vaness, 38, to St. Vincent. GREEN BAY Friday, Jan.

16 3:16 a.m., service call, 1620 University Ave. 8:17 a.m., squad call, 922 S. Jackson Norman Dany, 69, to St. Vincent. 8:56 a.m., squad call, 152 N.

Maple Beverly Zep-nick, 45, left in son's care. 10:26 a.m., squad call, 400 Monroe Plaza, Amy Mogan, 73, to St. Vincent. 11:45 a.m., squad call, 1226 N. Danz Entrance Rutlin, 85, to St.

Vincent. 1:10 p.m., service call, 2595 Hazelwood Lane. 2:46 p.m., squad call, 1109 University Tonya Dunks, 1, to St. Vincent. 3:19 p.m., squad call, 1710 University Thomas Weinfurter, 19, to St.

Vincent. ALLOUEZ Friday, Jan. 16 2:08 p.m., squad call, 3615 WANT SOMETHING UNIQUE? Have wall mural painted in your nursery or children's room. They are beautiful, References. Experienced.

Call Cheryl at 414822-3536. SUNSHINE PAINTERS and wall washing. Insured, free estimates. Senior citizen discount Karen, 434-1087 or Sue, 434-0978. PAINTING-Reesonable rate.

Textured ceilings; white or colon; cracks patched permanently; 863-8924. PAPER BAGS Wallpapering and Interior painting not your bag? Call us after 5, Marian, 437-3731 or Mary Lou, 499-1904. S.W.A.T.-A11 types repair and maintenance for home, apt. Doorwindow repair, remodeling. 494-6569.

1 EXCEPTIONAL paper hanging and painting-Alao ahop at home service, drapery, carpet, etc. Call: STORY INTERIORS, S36-78S1. COMPLETE KITCHEN-Bathroom Remodeling. Fireplaces. Free Eeti- mates.

Seltzer Plumbing, 497-0663. 11E Heating, Energy Experts IS YOUR HEATING SYSTEM READY for the Wisconsin Winter? Cell Wesley Heating aV Cooling at 468-6961 night or day. 11F Plumbing, Electrical LEAKY FAUCETS Fix-It-8hop. 1st 2 faucets, (10. Nest 2 faucets, t5, plus supplies, 499-9016.

11H Masonry, Cement Work BAB CONSTRUCTION: Concrete work. Basements, driveways, garages, sidewalks, patios. Free estimate 336-5469 or 864 7683. MASON AND CONCRETE WORK Snowball dance CRIVITZ (PG) A "Snowball Dance" will be Saturday, Jan. 24, from 8 p.m.

to midnight at the Middle Inlet Inn to raise funds for the little League in Crivitz. Tickets are on sale for $2.50 per person. The Knights of Columbus is sponsoring the fund raiser. European trip CRIVITZ (PG) The Crivitz High School French Club will travel to France and Switzerland for a week, leaving April 16. The club is selling light bulbs to raise funds for the trip, and also will have a spaghetti dinner Jan.

23 at 5 p.m. in the high school cafeteria before the Crivitz-Wausaukee basketball game. Poison control OCONTO (PG) A PoLson Control Seminar will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 22, in the multi-purpose room of Washington Junior High School.

The free seminar is open to all residents and is sponsored by the Oconto Education Association, Oconto Kiwanis Club and the Northeast Wisconsin Technical Institute Oconto Center. The seminar will help parents identify potential poisons in the home, remove them from the reach of children and learn what steps to take if poisoning should occur. Good citizen award CHILTON Ken Zacharias, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zacharias, Chilton, has been selected by the senior class and a faculty committee to represent Chilton High School as the D.A.R.

Good Citizen of the year. The youth currently serves as Student Council president and is vice president of the National Honor Society. He plans to attend St. Norbert College in De Pere. Women's workshop BP.ILLION (PG) Registrations are being accepted for the Woman Within Workshop, a free workshop being offered at 1:30 p.m.

for six consecutive Tuesdays beginning Jan. 20. Instructor for the course is Faden Fulleylove-Krause, Calumet County Extension home economist. To register, contact her at the University of Wisconsin-Extension office, Calumet County Courthouse, Chilton. Lieutenant retires TWO RIVERS (PG) John Kellner, a lieutenant with the Two Rivers Fire Department, has retired after 31 years of service.

Adolph Fronk, who joined the force in September 1956, has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant to replace Kellner. SILK FLOWERS-WEDDINGS-Any occasion, beautiful colors, reasonable, 10-6, 465-0777, other 336-0234. 11B Income Tax, Accounting INCOME TAXES-BOOKKEEPING Call after 5, 432-8126 INCOME TAXES DONE. Reasonable rates. Call 437-9343.

11C Business Needs TYPING Professionally perfect work. Resumes, theme papers, etc. Call GIRL FRIDAY, 499-0280, 1600 Shawano. 11D Building, Remodeling CltS BUILDERS Custom remodeling, additions, roofing. References.

Free estimates. 499-7 1 69. ADDITIONS AN0 REMODELING Fireplaces and Accessories Wood burning Stoves Brick Hardtke Supply Remodeling 11 30 S.Broadway 436-1811 REMODELING: No job is too big or too email. Reasons hie rates. Free estimates.

Call Associated Builders, 432-2042 after 6. QUALITY REMODELING, addi-tiona, roofing, aiding. Specializing in kitchen and bathroom. Replacement and new window All services available. Free estimates.

LOY CONSTRUCTION, 437-4095. All types of remodeling; references; 25 year experience; 435-5761. CARPENTRY-ADDITIONS Remodeling-Home Repairs. Competitive prices. 499-8947.

CARPENTRY remodeling, repairs, cabinets, rec rooms, ban. 18 years experience 468-4185 or 336-1368. CARPENTRY AND CABINETS, rec rooms, remodeling. 25 years experi-ence. Call after 4, 465-0782.

ADI)ITIONS-Remodeling-rec rooms, garagea. 20 years experience. Jim Coel Construction, 494-7961. CUSTOM DESIGNED aluminum awnings and door hoods. NEVILLE'S 1867 Sal St- 468-5746.

WILSON FLOOR SANDING New and old hardwood floors sanded end finished. Bute wide. 499-3898. JOHN RENTMEESTER Conatruc-tion. For all your building and re-modeling needs call 432-9322.

KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS: Free countertops with new kitchen. Al's Kitchen and Tope, 497-1036. Km Dotumtn. PLASTERING JOBS DONE D. Pierquet.

Call after 6 p.m., 437-4982. THINKING ABOUT buildini or remodeling? We have trained, friendly and helpful sales personnel reedy to answer your questions snd a full line of building materials to help You do the job! WOLOHAN LUMBER 468-8811 2323 Main St. Of all types. Joseph Schweiner Construction. Una, Wis.

829-5456 after 6. 111 Cleaning Specialists ALL SEPTIC TANK CLEANING REASONABLE RATES BILL STORDEUR, 434-2480. 11K Miscellaneous Services: Clogged Sewers-Sinks Free Estimate Anytime CALL TWIRL CO. 436-8864 SEWER AND DRAIN SERVICE Call ROTO-ROOTER 436-7736 1 8NOWPLOWINO, WEST SIDE NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL BILL WEISB, 869-2382 11 Repair Service WELDING DONE. Anything custom made or repaired.

Call 466-1325. March of Dimes campaign The 1981 Northeastern Division March of Dimes campaign was officially opened this week with the mailing of Mothers March Pass-the-Envelope kits to selected residents in the community. Persons receiving the kits are asked to place their donations in the envelope provided and pass the kit to the next household listed on the enclosed route sheet. The last resident on the sheet is asked to return the kit to the bank. The neighbor-to-neighbor compaign benefits the voluntary health agency's research, medical service, patient aid and public and professional health education programs on local and national levels.

Inquiries about the campaign or programs can be directed to the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation, Northeast Wisconsin Field Office, 2626 S. Oneida Green Bay, Wis. 54304. HGPainting, Decorating 11T Furniture Restoration PROFESSIONAL UPHOLSTERY at reason able rate. Discounted fabrics, La-ZBoy specialist.

336-7725. PAINTING AND CLEANING-Rasi-dential and commerdai 20 yean ex-pan an oe. Call evenings 468-6704. Your messes will reach over tj truJ 1:3,0 tt To pices ycur iblir.j i.i ci'J 31; I.