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4 113 Taft Greenleaf, 2. in A A in Autos Have Defects, Police Find 74 of 200 Cars In Safety Check Require Attention DE PERE (PG) A high incidence of minor car defects noted in the first road safety check at De Pere Tuesday Police Chief Hubert prompted, advise all area drivers to make a detailed inventory of their vehicles before summice vacation of motoring. the first 200" cars here, checke five-day-warning tickets were issued to 74 drivers. The police will continue an 1 intensive campaign for safer vehicles beyond the present county campaign and until the proportion of faults is a great deal lower, Vaessen declares. Most of the violations were of a minor nature, such as defective windshield wipers and faulty stop-light signals.

However, three drivers were summoned into Police Court. Among the more serious defects pointed out to motorists in the checking areas on N. Broadway and on Main Avenue, were faulty horn, speedometer, head lights, tail lights, hand brake and directional lights. The report cited two unreg. istered vehicles, a number with improper plates and some drivers without an operator's license on their person.

St. Francis Plans Auction Thursday DE PERE (PG) Peter Van Veghel will preside as chief auctioneer at the public sale of household goods, cars and sports articles Thursday evening at the St. Francis School grounds. The annual auction sale is sponsored by the St. Francis Home-School Assn.

The public is invited. In case of rain, event will be staged in the school gymnasium, starting at 6 p.m. Hospital Notes ST. MARY'S Admissions Tuesday Kenneth Shafel, 512 Vroman St. Mrs.

Clifford Vandermeuse, 822 Henry St. Mrs. Elizabeth Corsten, Rt. 5 Mrs. Robert LeTourneau, Rt.

7 Mrs. Cyril VanCamp, Velp Avenue Mr. Louis Piumbroeck, 1572 Charles St. Clinton Melotte, 1615 N. Irwin Bernard Jones, 1131 S.

Fisk St. Bruno Kasten, Manitowoe Mrs. Robert Harris, Rt. 2 Mrs. Donald Georgia, 563 Alrose Dismissals Tuesday Larry Champeau, Hilltop Home Mark Converse, 2375 5 Oakwood Louis Barrette, 1217 N.

Webster Walter Whitney, 1118 Mather St. Mrs. Arthur Sterckx, 610 Ninth Mrs. Irene O'Neil, 425 S. Monroe Mrs.

William Albrecht, 1014 s. Adams St Mrs. Anthony VanRemortel, 120 S. Washington St. John Defnet, 512 Mech St.

Mrs. William Flynn, 103 S. Oakland Ave. BELLIN MEMORIAL Admission Floyd Anderson, 244 St. ST.

VINCENT Admissions Tuesday Mary Burgess, 903 Hoberg St. Robert De Muth, 924 Howard St. Thomas Bittner, 910 Cass S. Michael Le Mere, 320-15th Ave. George Eick, Seymour Christopher Conway, 223-12th Lei Stiefel, 205 W.

Mission Rd. Guy Seppel, 201 S. Ashland Ave. Carole Arnold. 1315 Crooks St.

Carol Ann Brunette, 603 S. Jetferson St. John Sawyer, Egg Harbor Lester Skelly, E. Walnut Joseph Zemonek, Rt. Alfred Buth, 522 Ethel Ave.

Norbert F. Sturzl, YMCA Margaret Ann Davis, 1205 all St. Sadie Perry, Forestville Harry Marchant, 1626 Willow St. Helen Powers, 836 Kellogg St. Nancy Hussin, Rt.

Maria Hussin, Rt. Arthur Leigh, 242 Madison St. Alice Sigl, 319 S. Maple Ave. Alice Holda, Rt.

2 Bridget Loehlein, 1355 Eliza St. James Mc Grath. 891 Velp Ave. Robert Kutska, Rt. Gregory Rottier, Pere, Rt Frederick Ebeling, Maribel, Rt.

Gus Stimart, 411 S. Broadway Lynn Marie Majewski, Pulaski. Rt. 2 Betty Palet, Rt. Dismissals Tuesday Merrill Apker, 1129 Spence St.

Judith Bartels, 724 Winford Ave Lucy Bassine, 1330 Day St. Lois Cornelius, Oneida, Rt. 1. Jo Ann Curro, 1148 Marquette. Sophia Cannon, W.

De Pere, Rt. 2. Diane Derbique, 731 N. Irwin. Lawrence Danfort, 920 N.

Van Buren St. Ida Destree, Sturgeon Rt. 4 Gregory Ernst, 2191 S. Broadway Elizabeth Hermsen, 610 S. Michigan E.

De Pere. Barbara Hruska, 1440 Chicago St Patricia Hicks, Wrightstown, Rt. Arthur Jaehnke, 819 Meacham. Esther Jonet, Luxemburg, Rt. 2.

Clifford Koeppen, Shawano, Rt. 2. David Lequa, 405 N. Maple Ave. Louis Lucci, 1255 Ninth St.

Clayton Langenberg, 529 Schwartz. Stanley Lontkowski, 2107 Hillside. Sally Miller, 227 E. Factory Seymour Agnes Murray, 1642 Farlin Ave. Emil Modrow.

159 N. Maple Ave Noskowiak, Thomas Rt. 2. Helen Nolan, W. De Pere, Rt.

1. Lorraine Olson, 1311 Cedar St. Betty Phara, Oneida, Rt. 1. St.

Anton Roubal, 712 Clinton Clara Schaetz, Denmark, Rt. 3. Gladys Van Egeren, 413 S. Oakland Ave. Tom Waselchek, 1414 Biemeret.

Anna Westerman, S. Maple. Frances Wollenberg, W. De Pere, Rt. 2.

Jean Zeise, 433 S. Van Buren St. Tom Zirbel, Wrightstown. Dr. Gordon Dishmaker, 812 Milwaukee Kewaunee.

Rt. 3. Mary Laurent, Luxemburg, Carol Kreft, Denmark. John Konop, Denmark, Rt. -G PHOTO Dress Rehearsal -Just Pere, in honor of the Rev.

number. Pat Mulva was in the school auditorium, en- n' LU. in 15 1 juice or GREEN BAY PRESS GAZETTE May 21, 1958 19 Bike Riders To Register On Thursday DE PERE (PG) The police department will register bicycles at two more schools on Thursday, parents are informed. The service will be offered at 9:30 a.m. on the St.

Francis school grounds and at 1:30 p.m. at St. Mary's School. Registration and a two-year license plate costs the bike owner 50 cents. The deadline for securing 1958-59 plates is May 31.

Under De Pere ordinance, bicycles must be registered and licensed. This is largely a protective measure for the owner as registration provides the police department with a description and serial number of bike for easy reference in case of loss or theft. The only remaining school to be visited is the East De Pere upper grades at the high school building. A date will be announced for this registration program. William Benser's Rites at Crandon CRANDON (PG)- Last rites for William Henry Benser, 82, of Pound, will be held at 2 p.m.

Thursday at the Halverson Funeral Home here. The Rev. R. Tremain, Laona, will officiate, and, burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. Mr.

Benser died Monday at the Nu-Roc Nursing Home, where he had been a patient since Feb. 15. He was born at Henderson, Oct. 9, 1875. and operated a farm at Pound for many years.

He was married to Anna Wurtinger Nov. 20. 1900. She died June 4, 1954. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs.

Charles Chase, Crandon: Norman Braun, Pickerel; Myrtle Gunderson, St. Paul, and Mrs. Ruland Galien, Abrams; five sons, Vincent, of Lena; Leo, Gladstone, Walter, Waupaca: William, Twin Lakes, and George, Pound; a sister. Mrs. Hilda Enright, Hollywood, a brother, Leo, Waterloo, Iowa; 29 grandchildren and 16 greatgrandchildren.

A daughter preceded him in death. her mother, Mrs. Carl Meyer, and two brothers, Ervin and Clarence, all at home. Even new shoes can be comfortable, and we can prove it to you, prontol We'll fit your feet sensibly, and they'll be happy. AAA to EEE Sizes 5 to 11 Shoe Men for 4 Generations REINHART SHOE STORE 106 S.

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Ervin R. Lemke is of necessity a "man of motion." But this week the entire Lemke family, including the children. Pamela, James and Dick. were involved in turmoil as the Lutheran parsonage in Allouez switched locations. The Lemkes now reside at 2344 Woodrow Way, just behind the new Faith Lutheran Church on Webster Ave.

They formerly lived on the avenue across from the church. Schedule As Usual The move has been completed apparently without a hitch in pastoral procedures as the Rev. Mr. Lemke announces regular services this Sunday at 10:15 a. m.

in Faith Church and at 8:30 a. m. in Hope Lutheran Church, De Pere. Sunday school and bible classes also are involved each Sunday in the busy pastor's schedule. Mr.

Lemke came to Allouez as pastor of Faith Lutheran Church in 1949. Hope congregation was formed in 1951. The De Pere congregation built a new church at S. Michigan and Bolles Streets which was dedicated in 1955. Last November, the Allouez congregation also dedicated a new edifice.

Come From Indiana The pastor of these active congregations came to this area from Butlerville, where he served as an institutional chaplain, and as pastor of Bethlehem Lutheran church at Lawrenceburg, A native of Medford. he attended public schools there before entering Concordia Junior College at St. Paul. He completed his seminary training with four years at Concordia Seminary in St. Louis, Mo.

In addition to this duties, the Rev. Mr. pastoral district chairman of TV promotion for the Lutherradio and an Church, Missouri Synod, and district chairman of the pastor -teacher conference. If and when permits, Pastor Lemke hopes to indulge his favorite hobbies, which include camping with his wife, Ruth, and the children. and fishing and deer hunting.

Baha'is Planning Anniversary Fete The 114th anniversary of the Declaration of the Bab, a Baha'i Holy Day, will be observed by Green Bay Baha'is 8 p. m. Friday at the Ward Calhoon home, 501 Cherry St. The announcement by the Bab of his mission as a prophet of God occurred in Shiraz, Persia, in 1844. Baha'is are now engaged in a 10-year global crusade to promote the oneness of mankind, peace and world order and to set up agencies for implementing these a world faith has been The established in 254 countries.

Its spiritual and administrative center the Holy Land are where on Mount Carmel the of remains the Bab are shrined in a golden-domed "For the BestCall Hillerest" HILLCREST LUMBER 2 Miles South of De Pere on Highway 32 EDison 6-6280 De Pere, Wisconsin EAVES TROUGH and Sheet Metal Work: OIL FLO-CO FURNACE FEATURING AUTOMATIC GIBSON HEATING CO. (Formerly Automatic Heating Co.) 610 George De Pere, Wis. ED 6-9009 Heating- Conditioning--Sheet Metal Work Meeting Attended By Voters League DE PERE (PG) The De Pere League of Women Voters is represented at the state convention this week at Lake Delton by Mmes. S. A.

Jan sen, S. O. Anderson and Har vey Maresch, delegates, and, the local provisional league president. Mrs. Jay Wright.

Traffic Deaths Continue Below Same '57 Period Motor Vehicle Department tabulations show that April was the fifth consecutive month with a reduction in Wisconsin traffic accident deaths, and that the death toll for the first four months of this year was 15 per cent bethat of the corresponding period a year ago, Commissioner Melvin Larson reported today, The traffic death toll, January through April, reached 207 this year compared to 243 in 1957. The month April accounted for 55 traffic fatalities this year, 59 last year. The four-month pedestrian toll, however, was only slightly lower: with 38 deaths this year as against 39 lives lost during a similar period a ago. The state-wide traffic death reduction is reflected also in the Brown County toll this year. The overall county death total through the end of April was two this year compared to nine in 1957.

A worse traffic fatality recthis year is the case in lord, one of Brown County's neighboring counties, Oconto. where the four-month total rose from four to six. County remained the same with four deaths the period during both years. Nearby counties showing reductions were: Calumet, down from two in 1957 to one this year; Kewaunee, to none; Manitowoc, from seven to three: and Shawano, from nine to five. Good Garden Tip MANGUM, Okla, (P A sharp drop in temperature occurred just after Gordon Thomason planted a number of rose bushes.

He hooked up his electric blanket, spread it over the roses and then covered it with a canvas. The roses weather- Varied Items Bring Fines For Drivers DE PERE (PG) ---Melvin was Delvoye, fined of $10 Green and Bay, costs Rt. of 5. $9.10 in Justice Court week on a reckless driving charge. Inattentive driving brought a fine of $5 and costs for John R.

Hagenson, Elm Green Bay. Assessed $5 and costs for speeding were Dennis Beauleau, 852 Colonial Green Bay; Nick J. Beno, 841 Elm and Jerry DeValk, 106 N. Wisconsin St. An arterial violation cost Richard, L.

Isenard. 1029 Pine Green Bay, $1 and costs. Suspension of driving privileges for 30 days were decreed for Douglas Hamblet. 17, Greenleaf, Rt. 2, driving on the wrong the road.

and Chester 17, Green Sidewalk. Bay, Rt. 3, arterial violation. Patrick Piper, Plymouth, was fined $1 and costs for hitchhiking on the roadway, and Jack Doxtator, Oneida, paid $10 and costs on a drunk and disorderly conduct. Burial Rites Held For Albers Infant DE PERE (PG) -Brief burial rites were held at Mt.

Calvary Cemetery this afternoon for the newborn son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Albers, Green Bay, Rt. 7. The infant and a twin sister were born Tuesday night in a Green Bay hospital.

The Rev. Joseph Jansen of St. Boniface Church officiated and the Ryan Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Besides the parents and the infant, Wendy Ann, the survivors are a brother, Robert, at home: the grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Albers, West De Pere. and Mr. and Mrs. John Lemmen, De Pere.

Edna Meyer, 69, Dies After Illness OCONTO FALLS (PG) Miss Edna Meyer 59, of Oconto Falls, Rt. 1, died at her home Tuesday after an illness of two years. She was born at Kaukauna Nov. 11, 1898. The Rev.

Roy Teut will conduct the funeral service in the Soulek Chapel at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Save 16c This Coupon Worth Save 16c Toward the Purchase of each 10-lb. Bag OCCIDENT FLOUR With Coupon Save 16c Expires Sunday, May 25 Save 16c ROUND STEAK VALU SELECTED ECONOMY 79 LB. 65 LB. SIRLOIN STEAK REV.

ERVIN R. LEMKE $1,311 Donated To Cancer Fund DE PERE (PG) -Residential contributions to the American Cancer Society fund drive at De Pere amounted to 42, according to Edward Pouwels, local chairman. This is within $90 of the De Pere total a year ago and does not include any of the commercial or industrial con-, tributions, which have not been processed to date. Pouwels states. The residential campaign was carried out on the East Side under the direction of Mrs.

S. A. Jansen, and on the West Side by Mrs. John Vercauteren. Historymobile Visit Scheduled at Oconto OCONTO (PG) The Wis- consin Historical Society's his- torymobile will again make a one-day stop here this summer, according to word received here from the society's state office in Madison.

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