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Saturdoy, March 10, 1984 Green Bay Press-Gaiefte Witness feared police in rape case GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE cMlhcirtMniipl 435 EAST WALNUT P.O. BOX 430 GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN 54305 to the girl? asked Vieira 's attorney, David Waxier. "Yes," said Pacheco. "He told me that he knew Joseph and Virgilio Medeiros (another defendant) had touched the girl and that someone had told him I lied, and he would send me back to Portugal and put me in jaiL" Pacheco was not asked to identify the officer. Acting New Bedford Police Chief Arthur Oliveira said Friday, "We don't operate like that.

We can't tell them we're going to deport them." In previous testimony, Pacheco said he and Vieira remained near the bar and that Vieira-never touched the woman. He said Vieira left the bar at one point to tickle defendant Daniel Silvia with a bar straw while Silvia lay on top of the woman, but said Vieira did nothing else. The woman gave a different account. She testified that Vieira raped her after first holding her down while Silvia raped her. Pacheco said an officer tried to make him tell a different story about Vieira.

"They (the police) told you they wanted you to say that Joseph Vieira did other things FALL RIVER, Mass. (AP) A Portuguese immigrant testified Friday that a police of ficer threatened to have him deported unless he changed his story to implicate a man accused of raping a woman on a barroom pool table. Valdimiro Pacheco said a New Bedford police officer tried to coerce him into giving a different account about what his friend, Joseph V'ieira, did on the night of March 6, 1983, at Big Dan's, a New Bedford tavern. A 22-year-old woman has testified that she was raped on a pool table as bar customers cheered. Vieira and five other men men are being tried on charges of aggravated rape.

STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT Brooch NO. 4 ROWN COUNTY Case 84 CV 349 Legal Notices Amndd Notice of tor vacation of GMnbroek Lan. me Town of Allouei TOWN OF MORRISON LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION Application hot bun moo Lying North of the North Lin of th Town Board of tno Town of Morrison. Brown County, tor Clou A Combination Formontod Molt and Into I cat in liquor II contt av tho following: Marilyn R. Rosondahi.

for tho Morrison Storo, Rt. 2, Groonloof Jonico Chrlttonion, NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS! Advertisers should read their -ads the first day thev appear Instructions or misunderstood, or typographical Of rors mov occur. If you hove, a claim tor an error, pkms com th Classified Deportment teamed lately following th first insertion. Errors not th fault of the odvenlser which materially lessen the value of the ad will corrected and odiustd in fun bv on or two extra Insertions. In ods containing mar than on ltm, adiustment will be mod on th item containing error.

THE PRESS-GAZETTE TAKES RESPONSIBILITY FOR ADJUSTMENT ON THE FIRST 1 0R 2 DAYS OF ADVERTISING ONLY, The Green Bay Press-Goiett reserves th right to accept, edit copy and properly classify- all ads. Town Ctork March 10.11. 1M If a Glonhoven Lane In me Matter of CYRIL ULL-MER and NORMA ULLMER. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the application of Cyril Ullmer and Norma Ullmer to vacate that portion of Glen-brook Lone lying north of the north line of Ginhovn Lan. In the Town of Allouei, shall be heard before the Circuit Court for Brown Countv, Branch IV, on th Uth day Of April, 1914.

oil: 30 o'clock the A.M., or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard. Dated this 7th Ooy of March, 194. By IM David J. Condon CONDON, HANAWAY. WICKERT FEN WICK, LTD.

101 E. Walnut P.O. Box 1128 Green Bay, Wl 54305 (414) 432-9201 March 10, 17,24,1984 Jury awards Eilers $10,000 in damages MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Bill Eilers, who had sought nearly $6 million in damages after his abduction by five religious depro-grammera, won a federal jury award Friday of $10,000 in compensatory damages for his false imprisonment. Eilers, 25, of Galesville, had sought $1 million in compensatory damages for his false imprisonment and $1 million in punitive damages from each defendant. After the jury verdict, Eilers' attorney, Robert Yingst, announced that a pretrial settlement reached with several people originally named defendants Eilers' lawsuit amounted to $53,500 for Eilers.

It was the first time the dollar amount of that settlement STATS WISCONSIN BROWN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT PROBATE BRANCH Ordr Salting Tim to Prov Will and HtirWilp and Nolle to Creditors. IN THE MATTER Of tnt E- lolo of MARY R. NUHLICHEK DtCMHd. yr- xX; A Million for tho probata of tna Will, and datarmlnatlon of halrshlp. of Mary R.

Nuhllclwk Brown Countv. Wisconsin, post ofttcs addross Amaricona Wast. 17MI ho wo no Avanua. Oraan Bov. Wl SO01, having Mo Iliad.

Jo IT ISORDERED THAT: DIAL 435-8361 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Open 7:306:30 Mon. thru Fit, SATURDAY 7:3012 NOON I. Tn patitlon haord at tna Brown County Courthouso. in Graan Bay, Wisconsin, on March 19S4, at tna opaning of Court solicitation of potential minority business enterprises and women-owned business enterprises The Oneida Public Transit System is soliciting th nomas of potential Minority which can provide goods, aauipmnt, and services such os maintenance, repairs and cleaning for th operations of its Transit System. or rhartontr; 2.

Creditors' claims must ba filed on or batort June 1, 1VS4, or ba barred; had been made public. CLASSIFICATION INDEX A firm which teals It Is poten 3. All claims will be exa mined and odlusted on June Yingst said he was satisfied tially qualified as a Minority Business Enterprise, or Women- 1984, at the opening of Court or with the total amount of $63,500. NOTICES: Bundles of Jov 1 Owned Business Enterprise, should contact the following per thereafter. Dated March 1, lM.

By the Court, son: But attorneys for the called the jury award "ex Cards of Thanks 2 lt James R. Queoff, LoRavn Bargmon, Manag InMemoriam Register In Probate er, Oneida Public Transit Sys tem, P.O. Box 35, Oneida. Wl cessive and said they would con aider appealing. 54155 SURPLICE GOULD, Attorneys 509 Benin Building Green Bay, Wisconsin 10,17, 194 3 5A 58 41 4) 89-271 1 extension 24 Personols Personals Special Travel Plocs To Go Lodge Notices Lost and The firms names will be sub In closing arguments defense attorney William mitted to the Wisconsin Depart ment of Transportation, who will Schade of New Ulm, ar contact you as to the procedures involved in th certification pro- gued that no damages should be cess.

March 10. 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 17, STATE OF WISCONSIN BROWN COUNTY CIRCUITCOURT BRANCH NO. NOTICE OF SALE Cass No. I3CV.1M! awarded because the deprogramm 18, 19.20,21,22,23,1984 ing attempt was a response to a plea for help from a boy who Pk COLONIAL SAVINGS ASSOCIA Notices needed help but did not want help." TION, a Wisconsin corporation. Plaintiff, GEORGE THOMAS BELAIRE and RUTH C.

BELAIRE, his If wife; FIRST WISCONSIN BANK After a five-week trial, the jury of six women and three men got the case at 3 p.m. Wednesday after IF YOU WISH TO PLACE A BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT, CALL THE PRESS-GAZETTE CLASSIFIED 435-8341, 7 Monday thru Friday; Saturday. OF GREEN BAY, a Wisconsin bonking corporation; and THEO a I DORE A. MILLER, Trustee In Bankruptcy for George Thomas Beiaireond Ruth C. Belalre, Defendants.

SERVICES: Professional Musical Repairs 11B Business Needs 1 1C Building, Remodeling 11D Heating, Energy Experts HE Plumbing, Electrical 1IF Painting, Decorating HQ Mosonrv, Cement Work 1 1 Cleaning Specialists Til Repair Service 11J Miscellaneous Services Landscape, Snow Removal TV Service, Repairs DM Sandblasting 1TN Moving, Hauling, Storage iln. Auto Body irQ Machining, Welding A Pest Control US Furniture Restoration TtT Telephone Service 1 tU EMPLOYMENT: Agencies, Services Office Clerical HA Stores Restaurant I6B Skilled Semi-Skilled 16C Professional 1D Salespeople HE Domestic HF Part-time HO Uistnct Judge Harry Mac-Laughlin issued a directed verdict Tuesday in Eilers' favor on his claim of false imprisonment. MacLaughlin left it up to the By virtue of a ludgment of foreclosure and sole made in the above entitled action on the 16th day of September, 193, the undersigned Sheriff ot Brown Countv, Wisconsin, will sail at his CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEADLINES: a CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (4 inches or more) olflc ot the Brown Courtv Safety Building, In the City of Green Bay, in Brown Countv, Wisconsin, on me 2th day of March, 1914, at ten o'clock in the jury to decide the monetary judgment and whether the deprogramming attempt was out of animosity toward the fundamentalist religious group Eilers belonged to, or out of concern for Eilers' welfare, as the defendants had claimed. forenoon of that day, me real estate and mortgaged premises in Press-Gazette photo by Ken Behrend James Flynn; State Reps. Cletus Vander-perren and Sharon Metz; State Sen.

Jerome Van Sistine; and State Rep. Robert Cowles. The building, which cost $6 million, opened last fall. Ribbon cutting: The six-story State Office Building at the corner of Jefferson and Cherry streets downtown was dedicated Friday afternoon in ribbon cutting ceremonies. Taking part were, left to right, Lt.

Gov. Mon. Ads Deadline: Thurs. Brown County, Wisconsin, dl noon. reeled by said ludgment to be Tubs.

Ads Deadline: Frl. noon sold and therein described os fol- Wed. Ads Deadline: Frl. noon Miscellaneous HH Work Wanted lt Child Care iia Wanted for Veterans 1B Jobs Wanted for Teens fC Thurs. Ads Deadlin: Mon.

Lot Twenty-two 172), accord noon. ing to the recorded Plat of X. Frl. Ads Deadline: Tues. noon.

Martin's Addition (commonly Sat. Ads Deadline: Tues. noon. Sun. Ads Daadline: Wed.

noon. Plane sets down without landing gear called Xavler Martin's' Addi EDUCATION: tion), in the City of Green Bay, Fire calls Education, Schools 20 East Side of Fox River, Brown County, Wisconsin. FINANCIAL: 'CLASSIFIED ADS: Business Opportunity 31 Terms of Sale; Cosh. Dated February 1. 19S4.

sLeon R. Pleschek, SPACE ADS UNDER 4" Deadline: 3 p.m. day before SU N. MON. ADS 3 p.m.

Frl. Sheriff ot Brown Countv, Wisconsin Businesses Wanted 22 Monev to Loon 23 Mortgages 24 Insurance ..25 Monev Wanted 2 REGULAR LINE SURPLICE GOULD, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 1:20 a.m. same day Man. thru TEEN MARKET: 509 Minahan-McCormlck Blag. Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301 Frl.

Teen-to-Teen 27 Feb. 11, II. 25; Mar. 3, 10, 17. 1984 Wanted Bv Teens 28 SAT.

Ads 2:30 p.m. Frl. SUN. Ads 1 1 30 a.m. Sat.

Interest to Teens ..29 MERCHANDISE: Seven people escaped injury when a turbojet plane landed without full landing gear Friday morning at Austin Straubel Field. The pilot, Mike Rose of Terra Haute, did "an excellent job" of setting down the twin engine Beechcraft, according to Donald Hoeft, airport director. Rose was flying six persons from Terra Haute to Green Bay in a charter plane owned by Aviation of Terra Haute. When he attempted to land about 9:15 a.m., the landing gear wouldn't lower completely. Airport emergency vehicles were brought out and two paramedics from the Ashwaubenon Public Safety Dept.

were called in to stand by. The plane was landed on the runway without incident and passengers were evacuated. According to Hoeft, the pilot performed an in-flight procedure to move the propellers so they weren't perpendicular to the runway, thus keeping them farther from the ground. One propeller was damaged slightly, but there was little damage to the plane, he said. Air traffic was diverted elsewhere on the field and not interrupted because of the incident.

The plane was towed off the runway by Jet Air Corp. Pets. Supplies 30 Horse Corral 31 Food Specials 32 STATE OF WISCONSIN BROWN COUNTY CIRCUITCOURT BRANCH NO. 6 NOTICE OF SALE Case No. I3CV-1822 CANCELLATIONS 4 CORRECTION DEADLINES: RUMMAGE SALES: EostSlde 33A MONDAY FRIDAY papers call by 8:20 mat day COLONIAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, a Wisconsin corporation, SATURDAY paper call by 2:30 West Sid 33B Allouer 33C Ashwaubenon 33D DePere 33E Howard 33F Plaintiff, p.m.

Friday SUNDAY paper call bv 11:30 vs. GEORGE THOMAS BELAIRE a.m. Saturday and RUTH C. BELAIRE, his Out-Of-Town 330 Clothing 34 Antiques 35 Hobbies, Crofts 3SA wife; FIRSTWISCONSIN BANK OF GREEN BAY, a Wisconsin banking corporation; and THEODORE A. MILLER, Trustee In Bankruptcy tor George Thomas Baiaireond RuthC.

Beloiro, Cracks found in D.C. buses; no problems here WASHINGTON (AP) Cracks were discovered in the undercarriages of nearly half the new buses built by Neoplan USA Corp. that have been operating in the city since last summer, the Transit Authority said. A lV4-inch-long hairline crack was discovered last weekend by a maintenance worker during routine service. The other 75 Neoplan buses in the fleet were immediately inspected, officials said, and 31 others had the same problem, said transit agency spokeswoman Beverly Silverberg.

(The city of Green Bay owns six Neoplan buses, but Transit Director Thomas Holschuh said Friday none of the cracks have been found on city buses'. However, he said maintenance crews will be alerted to the potential flaw. have ongoing maintenance and, to my knowledge, we have had no problems with cracks in the main frame or undercarriage," Holschuh said.) The Washington buses remained in operation, Silverberg said. "We don't see a safety problem here, so there's no reason to pull them off the streets" before repairs are made, she said. 24 HOUR CANCELLATION SERVICE Coins, Stomps, Jwlry 36 Musical Items 37 TV, Radio, Stereo, CB 31 Household Goods 3 Lawn and Garden 40 41 During off let hours ont of our GREEN BAY Friday, March 9 7:16 a.m., squad call, 716 Josephine Circle, Pat Meyer, to St.

Vincent. 10:18 squad call, 319V4 N. Broadway, Fabian Babiash, to St. Vincent. 11:14 a.m., squad call, 111 S.

Washington St, Audrey Moore, to St. Vincent. 1:50 p.m., squad call, 1505 W. Mason John Galagher, to St. Vincent.

3:24 p.m., squad call, 1400 N. Baird Edwin Hoff, to St. Vin-' cent. 3:47 p.m., fire call, 325 S. Van Buren, food on stove, no loss.

DE PERE Friday, March 9 10:16 a.m., 702 Westwood Anton Vande Hei, to St. Vincent. 3:39 p.m., Route 1, Whisper Lane, Ron Mooren, to St. Vincent. ALLOUEZ Friday 8:49 a.m., 212 Iriquois Magdalen Zellner, to St.

Vincent. 4:02 p.m., 1500 block S. Webster Andrew Spang, to St. Vincent. ASHWAUBENON Friday, March 9 4:57 p.m., Marilyn Coel, Waube Lane and Highway 41, to St.

Vincent. Defendants. By virtue of a ludgment of Aa-visors win tokt vour call. Webster Avenue pedestrian killed Afttr off let hours (noted btlow). Snow Equipment 42 answering machine will Building Materials 43 record your cancellation.

To Machinery, Tools 44 Business Equipment, cancel vour od after hours, please give the machine Computers 45 1. your name, address, phone the number ot the classifica foreclosure and sale made in the above entitled octlon on the Hth day of September, 1983, the undersigned Sheriff of Brown County, Wisconsin, will sell ot his office at the Brown Countv Safety Building. In the City of Green Bay, in Brown County, Wisconsin, on me 28th day of March, 1984, at tan o'clock In the forenoon of that day, the real estate and mortgaged premises In Brown Countv, Wisconsin, directed bv said ludgment to be Industrial Equipment 46 Miscellaneous 47 tion vour od was In Wonted To Buy 48 and read the first line of your ad. ster Avenue from east to west near the intersection with Kalb Street. He had almost reached the other side when he was hit by a southbound vehicle.

Driver of the car was James R. Morgan, 66, 1649 Chicago St. He was not issued a citation. Andrew G. Spang, 84, 151 E.

Kalb died at St. Vincent Hospital Friday afternoon after being struck by a car in the 1500 block of South Webster Avenue. The accident happened about 4 p.m. According to Brown County police, Spang was crossing Web RECREATIONAL: Cameras, Supplies 4 Sporting Goods 50 Bicycles, Toys 51 Snowmobiles 52 Boats, Equipment 53 OBITUARY DEADLINES: sold and therein described os fol lows: Camping Equipment 54 Lot Eleven (11), Block Six AUCTIONS: teen (16), according to the recorded Plot of C. L.

A. Tank (DIAL 435-8361) Mon. -Frl day 8 FOR SAT. EDITION: Call 435-8341 on Frl. p.m.

FOR SUNDAY EDITION: call 435-8341 Sat. :30o.m. Or dial 435-4410 from 4-1 p.m. Sat. Fourth Addition to Fort Howard, Coming Auctions SS AuctionsPublic Sales 54 Auctionrs 57 Apology, 'We Care buttons greet students In the City of Green Bay, West Sid of Fox River, Brown County, Wisconsin.

FARM MARKET: Farm Market Terms ol sole; cash no incidents were reported as Charlottesville High School reopened following racial Doted February 8, 194. sLeon R. Pleschek, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) Parents and teachers wearing "We Care" buttons met arriving students in hallways, and Sheriff of Brown County, Wisconsin SURPLICE GOULD, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Write a Want Ad that sells 509 Minahan-McCormlck Bldg. Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301 Feb.

11, 18, 25; Mar. 3, 10, 17, 1984 Death notices funerals Your classified ad works beet when it contains 4 STATE OF WISCONSIN BROWN COUNTV CIRCUIT COURT BRANCH NO. 6 NOTICEOF SALE CasNo.83CV-1820 COLONIAL SAVINGS ASSOCIA TION, Wisconsin corporation. Plaintiff. vs.

GEORGE THOMAS BELAIRE and RUTH C. BELAIRE, his wlfa; FIRST WISCONSIN BANK OFGREEN BAY, Wisconsin bonking corporation; and THEODORE A. MILLER, Trustee In Bankruptcy for George Thomas Beiolreand Ruth C. Belalre, Luxemburg, died Friday morning in a local hospital after a long illness. Friends may call from 2-9 Sunday at the Proko-Wall Funeral Home, 1630 E.

Mason St. Complete arrangements will be announced Sunday. Funerals Francis J. Euclide Funeral 10 ajn. today, St.

Joseph Church, the Rev. Arthur Danks. Fort Howard Cemetery. Blaney Funeral Home, in charge. Mrs.

Arthur (Dora) Forsythe At Lyndahl Funeral Home, Dafendants. Bv virtue of a ludgment of foreclosure and Sdle mode in the above entitled action on th Hth day of September, 1983, the undersigned Sheriff of Brown County, Wisconsin, will sell at his office at the Brown Countv Safety Building, in th city of Green Bay, In Brown County, Wisconsin, on th 28th day of March, 1984, at ten o'clock In the what the reader wants to Know. GIVE FACTS. Put yourself in the buyer's place. What would you want to know? List the item's age, condition, size, brand name and appro-, imate value.

DONT EMBELLISH. It's risky business to exaggerate and it won't increase your chances of success. Misleading information may get a buyer 2 to your house. It may also get you a punch in the nose. AVOID ABBREVIATIONS.

While a few ab- breviations can save space, too many of them strung together can create confusion. A confused I reader won't take time to sort out your meaning. INCLUDE PRICE. Surveys indicate that buyers are more interested in merchandise when they know the price. Good merchandise, priced fairly, is the best guarantee of success.

BE AVAILABLE. A telephone number is fine if you're at home when the ad runs. It you re not-going to be home, state the hours you will Most people won't call back twice. Like additional assistance? Call us today. One of our friendly Ad-visors will help you word your ad for best results.

435-8361 Green Bay Press-Gazette Want Ads a best seller Monday-Friday Saturday was employed by the Sanitation Dept. of the City of Green Bay. He was a member of Grace Lutheran Church. Survivors are his wife, Marcine; two brothers, Neville and Earl; one sister, Mrs. Geraldine Boone, all of Green Bay; nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at Malcore Funeral Home, University Ave. at Baird from 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday, and from 9 to 10 a.m. Monday. Funeral 11 a.m.

Monday at Grace Lutheran Church, with the Rev. George Krempin officiating. Entombment in the Shrine of the Good Shepherd Mausoleum. Edwin J. Legois Edwin J.

Legois, 67, Rt. 2, New Franken, died Friday morning at a local hospital after a long illness. The son of the late Henry and Al-vina Legois was bom in Champion May 11, 1916. He married the former Evelyn Nellis Nov. 8, 1938 at St.

Joseph Church, Champion. The couple fanned the homestead until 1980 when Mr. Legois retired due to illness. Mr. Legois was director and secretary of the Tonet Farmers Company over the past 32 years and a member of St.

Joseph Church, Champion. John H. Hoxie John H. Hoxie, 89, Rt. 3, Denmark, died Thursday evening at a Green Bay nursing home following a long illness.

He was born May 28, 1894 to the late Henry and Elizabeth Hoxie. He farmed in the town of Morrison and was a lifetime resident. He was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church, Stark. Survivors are one foster brother, Jim Zellner, Denmark.

He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother, one tera and two foster sisters. Friends may call at De Wane funeral Home, Denmark, after 2 p.m. Sunday. Traycr service 8 p.m. Sunday.

Funeral 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Mary Catholic Church, Stark, with the Rev. Patrick Mc-Mahon officiating. Burial in church cemetery.

Gordon L. Lade Gordon L. Lade, 65, 1911 Van-Deuren passed to eternal life Friday at a local hospital. The son of the late Edward and Inez Lade, was born Aug. 20, 1918 in Alexandria, Minn.

He served in the firmed forces in World War II. On Oct. 1, 1945 he married the former Marcine Bostedt. Mr. Lade Survivors are his wife, Evelyn, two sons and one daughter-in-law, Wayne Legois, Green Bay; James and Cindy Legois, Rt.

1, New Franken; four grandsons, John-athan, Jeffrey, Jason and Wayne Legois two step-grandchildren, Mike and Laurie, one brother and sister-in-law, Clayton and Alvina Legois, Green Bay; two brothers-in-law, George Magley and Harry Devillers, both of Green Bay; three sisters-in-law, Mrs. Henry (Mary) Legois, Luxemburg; Mrs. John (Marie) Legois, Mrs. Wilbert (Mary) Legois, both of Green Bay; nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by four brothers, Goldie, Henry, John and Wiibert Legois; three sisters, Phoebie Kurth, Josie Magley and Stella Devillers.

Friends may call at Malcore Funeral Home, University at Baird from 7 to 9 p.m. today and from 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday and prior to funeral on Monday. Prayer service each evening at 7:30 and Sunday by the Rev. Christian O'Brien.

Funeral 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Joseph Church, Champion. Burial in church cemetery. Gordon O'Brien Gordon O'Brien, 78, of Rt.

3, forenoon of that day, the real estate and mortgaged premises in Brown County, Wisconsin, directed by said ludgment to be sold and therein described as Th North On Half (NVi) of th West on Holt (wvi ot Lai Four (4); ond th North On Half INv) of Fractional Lot Nine (9); all In Block Sixty-two (42) oc cording to th recorded Plot of Astor, City of Green Boy, East Side of Fox Rivor, Brown County, Wisconsin; subicct to and with th benefit ot driveway easement described in Volume Lombardi Ave. at Ridge after 2 p.m. Sunday. Wake service 7 p.m. Funeral 10 a.m.

Monday, St. Joseph Catholic Church, the Rev. Arthur Danks. Allouez Cemetery. Mrs.

Edward J. (Mary) Her-hold (Herold) There wil be no visitation. Funeral 3 p.m. today, Bethel Luteran Church. Fort Howard Cemetery.

Expressions of sympathy in form of memorials can be made to whatever church or charitable organization friends may wish. Schauer and Schumacher West Side Funeral Home in charge. She is survived by 21 great-grandchildren, not 17, as stated in her obituary. 151 Deeds 203 and volume 151 Deeds 4S8, Brown County, Wis consin records. Terms of Sale: Cash.

Dated Februory 8, 1984. sLeon R. Pleschek, Sheriff of Brown County, Wisconsin SURPLICE 8, GOULD. Attorneys for Plaintiff, 509 Mlnahon-McCarmlck Bldg. Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301 Fb.

11. 18, 25; Mar. 3, 10, 17. 1984.