Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 11

I Green Bay PreM-Gazette Wednesday, June 23, 1982 A-l 1 Tribal leaders to meet here Dilweg seeks Senate seat fire calls Representatives of 29 Indian tribal governments are scheduled to meet here Thursday to discuss the effect of proposed changes in the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Elected heads of tribes from Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota and Iowa will meet at the Holiday Inn Southwest to discuss the plan, which calls for downgrading the Minneapolis Area Office to a field office. That change would result in a cut in BIA services and personnel in the four-state area, which has an Indian population of about 100,000. "The tribes have not been consulted in regard to these proposals," said Minnesota Chippewa President Darrell Wadena. "We were advised that some change would occur, but learned of the extent only by reading the newspapers." cultural matters as right-to-farming legislation, creation of a state dairy promotion council and exempting spouses from inheritance taxes, Dilweg said he could represent farming areas.

"I think this shows I've been sensitive to agricultural and town issues that are very important to many people in the Senate district," he said. formed by a court-ordered redistricting plan, "1 would continue to serve 90 percent of my present Assembly district if I am elected to the Senate," he said in a statement. "My voting record in the Assembly has not been narrow or parochial, and I believe I can be an effective spokesman for the whole Senate district," he said. A supporter of such agri State Rep. Gary Dilweg announced today he will run for the state Senate in the newly-created 1st District.

The De Pere Republican will have to move into the new district, which includes all of Door and Kewaunee counties, and part of Brown, Manitowoc and Calumet counties. There is no incumbent in the 1st District, which was Court, Pat Bader, 36, to St. Vincent. DEPERE Tuesday, June 22 2:55 100 block of Third Street, Sue Heitxke, 14, treated at scene. 6:34 pan.

Highway 41, town, of Lawrence, David Wichmann, 17, to St GREEN BAY Tuesday, June 22 9:26 a.m., (quad call, 831 9. Baird Edith Eiach, 74, to St. Vincent. 9:55 a.m., squad call, 417W Fifth St, JanFredrich, 38, to St. Mary's.

10:15 a.m., aquad call, 1640 Shawano Nellie Thompson. 82, to Bellin. Tuesday, June 22 8:30 a.m., 135 Dauphin St, Davt Stanke, 25, to St Vincent. ASHWAUBENON Tuesday, June 22 8:21 p.m., Red Lobster Restaurant, Robert Dom-luch, 43, to St. Mary's.

Wednesday, June 23 2:02 a.m., 1236 Swan GIANT 2 DAY kSVaVII lE! mm THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY! Women's Girls Pre-school girls' jeans. Summer colors. Sizes 4-6X. Orig. 9.50, Sale 6.99.

Pre-school girls' shorts. Fashion or athletic styles in sizes 4-6X. Orig. $4 to 4.50, Sale 2.99. 30 Off pre-school summer coordinates.

Choose from tops, slacks or jumpers. Pre-school summer tops. Camisoles or tanks, Orig. 3.29, Sale 1.99. Pre-school summer boxer slacks.

Pastel colors, Orig. 4.90 to 5.99, Sale 3.99. 30 Off entire line of girls' swimwear. Girls' short sets. Sizes 3-6X.

Orig. 7.50, Sale 4.99 10:24 a.m., squad 1545 Capitol Drive, Mary Betley, 77, to St. Mary's. 2:19 p.m., squad call, 503 E. Walnut Jim Colson, 64, to St.

Vincent 6:46 p.m., squad call, 919 Auto Plaza Way, Elizabeth Mahlik, 43, to St. Vincent Wednesday, June 23 12:35 a.m., squad call, 500 Congress Carol Prokash 31, to St. Vincent. 1:24 a.m., squad call, 897 Ninth Sue Doxtator, 21, to St. Mary's.

ALLOUEZ Block Grant hearing held Funding of Green Bay's 1981 Community Development Block Grant program was reviewed at a public hearing in City Hall Tuesday. Expenditures totaled approximately $1,395,000 for 10-12 projects, according to Rob Strong, staff planner with the Redevelopment Authority. Green Bay has been participating in the program since 1975 with annual expenditures topping $1 million provided through the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Projects undertaken during 1981, many of which are being continued this year, include alley surfacing, sidewalks, tree planting, Univer-' sty Avenue acquisition, Wildlife Sanctuary and loans for housing rehabilitation. Strong said hearings for tjie 1983 program tentatively are scheduled for September.

Green Bay has been assured of participation i ft the program through 1984. City records 1st fatality i Green Bay its first traf Appelated death qft tpe year' early 1 Tuesday morning when Joseph Tom-ajcik died from injuries sustained in an automobile-motorcycle accident. Tomajcik, 20, was driving a motorcycle when it collided with a car driven by John Seibert, 68, 966 Hick-dry Hill Drive, about 3:40 1 p.m. Saturday at East Mason and Goodell streets, according to Green Bay police. Tomajcik, 2014 Vine was pronounced dead at 2:50 a.m.

Tuesday. Brown County Coroner Timothy Blaney said Tomajcik died of lung injuries. Seibert was listed in good condition this morning at Bellin Memorial Hospital. Girls' summer slacks. Choose from pastels in assorted leg styles, Orig.

9.99 to $13, Sale 6.99. Girls' summer shorts and tops. Athletic style shorts and t-shirt or tank style tops. Orig. 4.50 to $5, Sale 2.99.

Select girls' summer dresses. Sundresses and lightweight styles in summer colors. Orig, 10.99 to $13. Sale 6.99. Home Furnishings 50 Off select window shades.

Orig. $18 to $35, Sale $9 to 17.50. 30 Off all water bed sheets. Orig. 17.99 to 19.99, Sale 12.59 to 13.99.

30 Off select draperies. Choose from satin Supreme and discontinued colors in Westwood and Jewel 25 Off select Priscillas. Discontinued patterns and colors. Orig. 26.99 to 35.99, Sale 20.24 to 26.99.

JCPenney towel irregulars. Reg. Sale Reg. Sale Bath 7.00 4.99 Tub mat 8 00 7.20 Hand towel 5.00 4.50 Bath sheet. .15.00 13.50 Washcloth 2.20 1.98 Fingertip 2.20 1.98 Housewares 5-Pc.

picture assortment. 5-pc. picture assortment with metal-like frames. Orig. 12.99, Sale 8.99.

St. Tropez plastic salad bar sets. Choose from tumblers, pitcher, ice bucket and cube server. Orig. 15.99 to 36.99, Sale 11.99 to 27.74.

Folding plastic chairs. In yellow, orange or Orig. 8.99, Sale 6.99. Essential glassware by Tosceny. Choose from 4-pc.

corn st, 8-pc. seafood set, 8-pc. icer and liner set, 5-pc. fish set, chip and dip set, 7-pc. salad set and 8-pc.

bowl and plate set. Orig. 13 .99 to 34.99, Sale 10.99 to 29.99. Mikasa Crystal Ice Castles. Choose from 5-piece salad set, 5-piece dessert and 5-piece sherbet-fruit set.

Orig. $29, Sale 14.50. Sporting Goods 25 Off select tennis rackets. Wilson Jack Kramer, Pro Staff. Orig.

64.99, Sale 48.74. Wilson Jack Kramer Autograph. Orig. 59.99, Sale 44.99. Wilson Chris Evert Autograph.

Orig. 59.99, Sale 44.99. 30 Off all outdoor games. Choose from Frisbee, Slider Jarts, Volleyball and Badminton, in stock only. Orig.

4.29 to 1 7.99, Sale $3 to 12.59. 20 Off all coolers. loo ice chest, Little Playmate or Lit' Entertainer, and more, rig. 2.99 to 29 .99, Sale 2.39 to 23.99. 30 Off select warm-up suits.

Names like Nike, Track and Court and Adidas. Men's and women's sizes, Orig 22.99 to $45, Sale 16.09 to 31.50. 25 Off all bikes. 10 speeds, 2 styles, 3 speeds and BMX bikes all at 25 off. Orig.

69.99 to 149.99, Sale 52.49 to 112.49. Dartboards. Wood cabinets, Orig. 19.99, Sale 13.99. Luggage 50 Off V.I.P.

Attache cases, Orig. $65, Sale 32.50. Special Buy! Mini tote, Now Only 4.99. Luggage cart. Orig.

6 99, Sale 4.99. Garment bag, Orig. 9.99, Sale 6.99. Women's Accessories Canvas and vinyl handbags. Choose from many styles and colors.

Orig. $7 to $17, Sale 3.99 to 13.99. Floor length terry robe. Short sleeve in pastel Colors. Sizes S-M-L-XL.

Orig. $25, Sale 19.99 Dress length terry robe. Short sleeve, pastel colors. Sizes S-M-L-XL. Orig.

$16, Sale 12.99 Boys Boys' baseball style shirts. Orig. 4.44 to 4.99, Sale 2.99. Boys' baseball style sweatshirts. Fleece lined with Va sleeves, Orig.

$6, Sale 3.99. Boys' tennis or camp shorts. Orig. $6 to $7, Sale 4.99. Milwaukee Brewer t-shirts.

Choose from grey or blue, Orig. 5.50 to $6, Sale 3.99. Milwaukee Brewer practice shirt. Orig. $9, Sale 6.99.

Pre-school boys' novelty shirts. Sizes 4-7, Orig. 3.49-4.50, Sale 2.99. Pre-school boys' shorts. Camp shorts and tennis styles, Orig.

$5 to $6, Sale 3.99. 30 Off summer Penney Pets. Choose from shirts, tanks and shorts, Orig. 4.50 to $9, Sale 3.1 5 to 6.30. 30 Off select boys' swimwear.

Pre-school official Brewers jersey. Orig. $8, Sale 4.99. Women's sundresses. 50 cotton50 rayon.

Sizes S.M.L.XL.XXL Special 4.99 Terry tank tops and shorts. Cotton polyester. Sizes Special 4.99 Ruffled shirts. Short sleeve in solid colors. All sizes.

Orig. $16, Sale 10.99 Terry Fox shirts. Junior sizes S-M-L in red, blue and tan. Orig. $1 7, Sale 9.99 Select white jeans.

Polyester cotton blends in junior and misses sizes. Orig. 15.99, Sale 8.99 Fun pants. Junior sizes, Clamdigger style of polyestercotton. Assorted colors.

Orig. 13.99 to $17, Sale 6.99 Summer skirts. Junior and misses sizes in prints and solids. Orig. $20 to $26, Sale 9.99 to 13.99 Junior tube tops.

2 Days Only. Orig. 2.49, Sale 1.50 Men's 20 Off select men's swimwear. Many styles to choose from. Orig.

$11 to $15, Sale 8.80 to $12 20 Off select men's shorts. Choose from tennis, denim or athletics In many styles. Orig. $7 to $18, Sale 5.60 to 13.99 20 Off select men's sport shirts. More than 20 styles to choose from in cotton and polyester.

Button down and pullovers just for Dad. Orig. $10 to $21 Sale 9.60 to 16.80 Men's putter pants. Assorted colors, elastic belt. Special buy 13.99 Men's knit t-shirts.

Assorted solids and stripes. Sizes S-M-L-XL. Special buy 3.99 Men's terry pullovers. Placket front, knit collar. Sizes S-M-L.

Special buy 7.99 Men's summer weight dress hats. Orig. $12, Sale 6.99 Men's short sleeve plaid shirts. Assorted colors. Sizes S-M-L-XL.

Chest pocket. Special buy 7.99 25 to 35 Off men's suits and sport coats. JCPenney Comfort suit. Save $21 Sale 59.99. Special buy sport coats in assorted plaids, now only 49.99.

Special buy suit of 100 polyestersolids and stripes, now only 79.99. 20 to 35 Off men's dress shirts. Short and long sleeve in polyester cotton and 100 cotton. Orig. $12 to $15, Sale 7.99 to 11.99.

Shoes 25 to 50 Off shoes for the whole family. Women's Choose from dress, casuals, summer sandals and clogs. Broken lots in sizes 5-10. Orig. 13.99 to $36, Sale 5.99 to 15.99 Men's Dress and casuals in sizes 7'j-13.

Orig. 12.99 to $40, Sale 9.99 to $34 Children's Dress and play sandals. Sizes 10-4. Orig. $10 to $14, Now 6.99 to 9.99 Tennis shoes for the family.

In blue and white for girls. Size 1-4, Orig. 12.99, Sale 8.99. Boys' sizes Orig. 12.99, Sale 8.99.

Men's sizes 6'j-12, Orig 12.99. Sale 9.99. Oconto courts InfantsToddlers Infant and toddlers sunsuits. Choose from terry or polycotton styles, some with panty lining. Orig.

2.22 to 2.66, Sale 1.99. Toddler shorts and summer tops. Sizes 2T-4T, Orig. 2.22 to 2.50, Sale 1.99. Toddler coordinates.

Choose from coordinated tops, tanks and slacks. Orig. $5 to 7.50, Sale 3.99 to 4.99. Toddler girls' skirts. Orig.

$10, Sale 5.99. Toddler novelty t-shirts. Size 1T-4T, Orig. 3.29, Sale 1.99. Toddler girls' sundresses.

Panty dress or sundress styles. Orig. 4.99 to 8.50, Sale 3.99 to 4.99. Summer girls' pant sets. Orig.

$10, Sale 5.99. Boys' short sets. Sizes 2T to 4T, Orig. 6.50, Sale 4.99 Novelty terry sun suits. Orig.

4 .50, Sale 2.99. OCONTO (PG) A jury Of five women and seven men found Daniel Kriz, 19, Oshkosh, innocent of homicide by the negligent operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants. The Oconto County Cir-euit Court jury deliberated two hours and 15 minutes Before returning the verdict. Kriz was accused of causing the death of James Perdue, 20, of Oshkosh, Aug. 29, W81, in the town of River-view in northern Oconto County.

The accident happened at 2:40 a.m. on Hwy. 32, one-half mile north of Tar Dam Road, when the Kriz vehicle left the roadway and struck a sign. Perdue, who was a passenger in the Kriz vehicle, died at the scene. Patricia FarreU, 26, Muskego, charged with being a party to a burglary, will be arraigned July 1.

Bond of $1,000 cash was continued. Stolz runs for Assembly 'MANITOWOC (PG) Richard Stolz, 57, a retired Mirro Corp. field sales manager, has announced he will seek the 76th District state ijssembly seat He is the second announced candidate in the district. Vernon Holschbach, the incumbent who represented tjie area, formerly known as the 2nd District, announced earlier he would run for Of course you can charge it Monday thru Friday 10 am to 9 pm. Saturday 9:30 am to 5 pm.

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