Waukesha Daily Freeman from Waukesha, Wisconsin • Page 9

Midsummer Fair Opens in Pewaukee Today; Baseball Tourney on Saturday 'One of Fair Officials Say of Event City Park in Pewaukee wffl become a fairground July 9-10-11. as the annual Waukesha County Midsummer Fair makes its 1954 appearance. General Chairman Elon Morris of Pewaukee said this year's fair was expected to he one of the best ever staged. The three-day fete is sponsored by the Pewaukee Junior Chamber of Commerce, with all proceeds going to Youth Recreation work. Free cooking demonstrations and musical relaxation will highlight the opening day of the Fair, July 9.

The cooking demonstrations, open to the public, will begin Friday noon under the sponsorship of the Milwaukee Eiectric Company. The evening program on Friday will feature the Romany singers oi Milwaukee, starring singer Gloria Rocriquez and the Waukesha Accordion Band. Saturday's program wfll spotlight a 4-H club baseball tournament featuring Waukesha County 4-H youngsters representing 15 teams. Musical feature of the second day of the Fair will be the evening concert appearance of the popular Fox Head "400" band, under the direction of Earl Benje. The 40-piece band was organized last September and has been giving Sunday night concerts at Cutler Park in sha.

The Fox Head emergency sound vehicle will be in attendance throughout the three-day fete, according to Fair Publicity Director Roy J- Bemier. The final day of the Fair. Sunday, July 11, will see an Interstate Baton Twirling Contest in which talented majorettes from seven states will compete for honors. Also on the Sunday program will be a water fight between members Wales News By MM. J.

J. OAVIES WALES-- The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be administered at Jerusalem Presbyterian church on Sunday morning, July IL The service will be conducted by the lev. E. K. Roberts.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivar Jones of High- and! Indiana, mere recent guests the home of their cousin. Miss ennie E. Jones.

Mr. Jones is Superintendent of the General Amerian Tank Corporation at Gary, Ind- SUPERVISING Becky Campbell, 17, 306 S. Worthington Lincoln Park playground supervisor, points out a notice on the board to Dick Nelson, 14, a playground "policeman" for the week. (Fretman Stafl PLAY A Chinese checkers game matches Donna Strey (left), 11, 319 W. Wisconsin ave.

with Suzie Driscoll, 12, of 136 st. The game is only one of many supervised activities. County Agent's Report of volunteer fire departments. Square dancing, led by the "Friday Night Squares" will be conducted Sunday night. Morris said musical entertainment would also be provided throughout the Fair by strolling musicians.

He also said there would be lunch and dinner tents, a 4-H exhibit tent and rides for the youngsters. Many Entries Expected in 4-H, Waukesha County Junior Fair By GEOR-GE DEHNERT County Agent The annual Waukesha county Junior Fair, the "show window" of project work for 4-H and F.F.A. members, will feature exhibits from 1.189 junior members, at the Waukesha Sales Pavilion, July 19th through the 23rd. Getting ready for the fair is a at the Sales Pavilion, for swine and Local FFA Completes Sheep, Swine Meets On Tuesday evening. July 6, the Waukesha FJF.A.

chapter held their fitting and showing of sheep meeting at the Lester Hause farm, Prospect. Jim Engman of the University of Wisconsin demonstrated sheep members. Demonstrations i blocking and fitting of sheep. Leroy will be given OB washing, clipping Kipp of North Prairie demonstrat- -i ----and showing pigs. For the sheep members help wfll be given on blocking, handling and posing of lambs.

The members ofthe Junior Fair busy time for voung exhibitors asi esha; George Dehnert. county ''well as an Waukesha: RUES Robinson, Big Bend News By LELIA HAVERBERG BIG BEND--Waukesha county sheriff Michael Lombardi advised- the rescue squad of tfae Big Bend Volunteer Fire department about the proper use of its vehicle as an ambulance, xvhen he appeared at a meeting of the squad on Tuesday evening. Sheriff Lombardi invited the Big Bend group To look over the county ambulance equipment before making purchases of additional items. board are William Smith, Wauke- agricu iture instructors, demon- sha, Wilson Wright, route 2, Wau- disease and" parasite control. Don Klussendorf of Pewaukee who showed the grand champion at show jng procedures.

On Thursday evening. July 8. the swine meeting was held at the Albert Griswald farm. Pewaukee. Mr.

Born and Mr. Rohr. local they look forward club agent. Waukesba; Margaret Jast years spring barrow show dem- Mosher. home agent Waukesha; onst rated proper feeding proce- O.

W. Dobratz, agricultural instruc-j lires to and long remember. The exhibits are the re- or Oconomowoc; Lee Baker, agri- suit of months instructor, a a hard work cone Charles Rohr. agricultural instruct- bv th- members or, Waukesha: O. E.

Born, agrfcul- on the projects selected pleted and com- under the direction of their George Dehnert leader. The large dairy tural instructor, Waukesha; Fred Washa. president of 4-H Leaders Mukwonago: Sirs. Ervin Audree, Pewaukee; Paul MoTJ, Waukfe sha route 5: Mrs. Ernest Kraft, Oconomowoc: Dave Gtrthrie.

Muk- jhibitins 226 animals. The Volunteer rire Department been reciprocating with neighboring fire departments by participation in their public celebrations. The Big Bend rescue squad car appeared in the parade at Genesee, the pumper unit was in the Wind Lake parade, and both vehicles will join the parade at North Prairie on June 24. The Big Bend firemen vron a waierfight at the JIuskego celebration on July 4. The fire department rescue squad responded to an emergency call to show is always one of Clarence Cramer, Dous- features of "Cow County" with man and Curtis Manke, Sussex, seme of its finest cattle on parade- Over 200 boys and girls will be showing 350 head of dairy animals, fed.

fined, and trained for the fair. There wffl be on exhibit 202 Hoi- steins. 105 Guernseys. 16 Jerseys. Ayrshires.

12 Brown Swiss and 4 Milking Shorthorns. In Beef. Svrine and Sheep projects, there are 74 exhibitors ex-j the Phantom Lake YMCA carap 'last week for a 10 day period were the following from Waukesha County Youths At'T Camp OCONOMOWOC I 1 a fled among the 200 boys who entered Leonard Beetle, instructor of agriculture, of Clinton, win judge the livestock entries on Tuesday, July 20: Gene Nelson, outstanding breeder, exhibitor and judge of ven Ivlarsh. Dousman--Walter Zeck Eagle News By FLORENCE PARDEE EAGLE Miss Fay Chapman daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Fran There room for only 1.000 white Leghorn hens in an Ohio Mr. and lilwaukee. Mr. William Hoff of and Mrs. Fred Graser, Mr.

and Mrs. William Hawtin and Donna Walrabenstein of I'aukesha were guests at the Frank Cramer home on Sunday, July 4 in honor of Mrs. Kramer who was celebrating her birthday. The Westminster Fellowhip wfll meet at the Jerusalem church on Thursday. July 8 at 7:45 pjm.

Mrs. H. Roberts will be the guest speaker. All young people of the 'arish are invited to attend. News of Falls Captain and Mrs.

Waldemar Wendt and children Peter, Sally and Debbie visited with the Aaron Klug's and airs. Paul Wendt, before leaving for Washington D. C. where Captain Wendt will serve as staff member of the International Diplomatic War College. Mr.

and Mrs. Aaron Klug returned recently from a trip to Augusta to visit their son Dick who graduated from Military Police school. As group leader. Dick escorted 47 men to Tacoma, Wash. by plane, where they will await One Permit Issued OCONOMOWOC--Only one building permit was issued in the last week.

City Engineer Hans G. Buehler reported Wednesday. A. L. Hoff- Room for 1,000 Leghorns biA Ohio Farmer Gets 1,400 Eggs lock owner's laying house, but he up to 1.400 eggs a day in two nice-peak months each fall.

Those come from two flocks, one made up of 830 to 850 yearling hens in bis laying house, the other consisting of more than 1,000 pullets that lay in nests placed in his range on adino pasture. "The Ohio poultryman is skimming extra profit from the poultry business by getting eggs from last flock and next year's flock or the 60 days between July 15 and September 15," sid the July issue of Capper's Farmer. "He gets this income without Hitting out money for another wultry bouse. Labor for the pullet lock laying on range is increased ittle over the amount required for growing chicks earlier in the summer." He has sides of the range shelters art closed when chilly nights arrive. Production reaches as high as 70 per- cent.

Egg size increases rapidly on the ladino which supplies a good balance of elements pullets need for body growth, and egg making. found the doubled fall Sock raises his net income $1.000 in just any year. In the best years, the increase is greater. For the 10 months after pullets replace yearlings in the laying douse, the margin between costs and receipts is narrower than in fall months, said the farm magazine. "He likes to think then of the labor he saves by having a Sussex Notes Mesdames Norman Jones, Ray Wendt John Nirschl, lsado-e Piechowski, Florian Piechowski.

and Virgil Hart each spent two days with the girls in their camps. Four couples, all relatives, brate their wedding anniversaries within about two weeks in the month of June. They are Mr. am! Mrs. John Kraeraer and Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Mantz. Sussex, ar.d their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Guido Daub and Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Msl- zcr of Milwaukee, who spent last week end at a cottage at Silver lake. Mrs. and Mrs. Milton Mantz wers of honor at ft dinner Krueger's Inn.

Sunday evening, 'n honor of their 35 wedding anniversary- The surprise dinner was arranged by their children. Covers I were laid for Mr. and Mrs. MQton flock instead of one twice JManrz: Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Mantz as large." and family. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Here is the Ohio flock owner's Gill and family, Sussex; calendar: Sexed under hovers pullets are put I Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Gfll. Milwau- January. When Miss Ruth Mantz. Sussex, and weather warms, the brooder nous- 1 Dick Daniels, Milwaukee.

es are pulled to ladino range. I range shelters are put! Mesdames Mary Lundahl. John out before hot weaiher arrives to provide plenty of roosting space and keep birds comfortable. Nests, from which eggs can be gathered from the outside, are put in the shelters. The young flock starts to lay by Chapman, graduated at water State college.

She White- was a graduate from Business Department. Miss Shirley Chapman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman was one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of Eileen O'Leary, East Troy and Vernon Anderson. Mukwonago at the Catholic church in East Troy.

Mrs. J. J. Mealy, who had the misfortune to fall from a stepladder and break a bone in her knee, is able to be around on crutches. Mrs.

Ethel Haraann underwent major surgery at Methodist hospital in Madison on Monday. man obtained the permit to con- mid-July. They stay on range until struct a garage at 714 E. Washing- October 1. then replace yearling Kraemer.

Henry Yuds Colvin, Sussex, were and J. J. 1 o'clock luncheon guests of Mrs. Ambrose Osterheld, of Stoughton. at the Norse Chalet, Stoughton, Friday.

Walter Schlei has returned from a Milwaukee hospital where he submitted to minor surgery a week ton st. I hens in the lax-ing house. Three ago. Attend a County Church Every Weekend BAPTIST MERTON BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev.

James minister. 8-15 a.m. Radiocast Sunday over station WATJX 10 a.m. Sunday school. 11 a.m.

Homing service. 8 Evening service. Wednesdav prayer meeting at 8 p.m. 7:45 Joy Teen meeting. PEWAUKEE BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev.

C. E- O'Beirne, pastor. 10:50 a.m.-- service. FORMATION. George at Trtmontl 'st- Two blocks west of Calhoun rd.

I 9 a.m..--Sunday schooL MT. CALVARY EV. A CHURCH. Wesiowne. Rev.

Martin I Stern, pastor. 9 a.m.--Worship service. 10:15 school. DELAFIELD LUTHERAN CHURCH. Rev.

George W. Muschinske. pastor. 8.45 a.m.--Sunday school. 10 service.

ELM GROVE EVANGELICAL LUTH- Victor A. Bart- BIG BEND BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. ERAN CHURCH. Rev.

H. L. Aldredge, pastor. el 9:20 a.m.--Church service. 10:30 schooL CONGREGATIONAL A CONGREGATIONAL Rev.

Robert A. Eielenberg, 9:30 a.m.--Worship service. 10:45 school. VERNON UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Highway 15. Rev.

Charles G. pastor 9 a.m.--Morning worship. 10 a.m.--Bible schooL STONE BANK PRESBVTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. Harvey E- Holt, supply pastor.

9:30 a.m.--Worship servici. 10:30 a.m.--Church school. Miss Hazel Wilton, daughter Mr. and Mrs. George Wilton and ja senior in Palmyra high school i was chosen to attend Girls State at June 22-29.

She is spon-j 'sored by the Eagle American Le-. gion auxiliary. The Badger Girl's State brings together giris from all- FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Over Wisconsin. Its purpose is to, HartiamJ. Rev.

James C- Manes. give the girls a knowledge of the, g-. 30 9.45 a.m.--Church school. 11 service. MUSKEGO COMMUNITY CONGRE- 3ATIONAL CHURCH.

Hy. 15 near lev. Curtis F. Schowalter, pastor- 9 a.m --Church service. 10 ajn --Sunday school.

THE ZION CHURCH. Corner of higii- 'ways 30 and G. Rev. Harvey E. Holt.

8:00 and 9:15 a.m--Divine worship supply pastor. during the saramer months, i 10 a.m.--Sunday school. Holy Communion at same hours on last 11 service. Sunday of the month. i ROMAN CATHOLIC I ST JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, PEWAUKEE METHODIST Bend Rev.

William MacVin. pastor. Rev. Edward T. Soper, minister.

sunda-y masses at 7. 9. 11 a 9 a.m.--Sundav school. 10 a.m.--Worship service. ST MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, Elm Grove.

Fr. Andrew Kunny. pastor. BUTLER METHODIST CHURCH. John Arerla assistant pastor.

istor. chool. 10-30 a.m--Worship service. CHURCH. a --Church school and mom- fundamental principles of American government.

Through actual practice in the duties of the city, jCHURCHT Alfred Davis, county and state offices. ing worship. CONGREGATIONAL pasior. 9 30 ajn --Morning worship. 10.45 a -m --Church school.

A Community Church for All CONGREGATIONAL Mufcwonago. Alfred C. Davis, Mrs. Joan Hood Union Grove, will place the Hoi- steins, on Wednesday. July 21.

and Thursday, July 22. ail the other dairy breeds wfll be judged before the critical eye of Jim Crowley. specialist in dairy husbandry, University of Wisconsin. Foods, clothing, poultry, rabbits, garden, woodworking and electricity are other departments with a over 900 exhibitors county: Mukwonago--Wylie and Kemp Wilson. Tommy Rehberg and Ste-l Nutritionist ven Ivlarsh.

Dousman--Walter Zeck i Steven Hopkins. Elm Grove--j Robert Beyer. Stephen Daniel Cody, Bob Hackney, Craig Cleaves, Robert Selzer. Paul Westcott. Jack Wunderlich.

Gary Bruttig. John Fischer. Carston Larson. Bruce Findley and Dennis Sheahaa. Pewaukee Hartland Craig Miss Margaret Lane and Miss Louise Lane, daughters of William Lane.

Aurora, formerly from CHsu0i CH 'Eagle, are enjoving a vacation a school, from their duties as teachers in 1 a.m.--Morning worship. Aurora. Margaret is primary EPISCOPAL er in Aurora City school and Louise- HARTLAND is head of the English department' CHU RCH. in West Aurora high school. They EAGLE CHURCH.

Rev. a.m SS erl-ices. ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, Pewaukee. Rev.

J. M. Haeusler, pastor. at 7 8 UtM night H6Iy Hour. GRACE EPISCOPAL To Ag The appointment of Mrs.

Joan! aK ss Katherine Lane and cousins. Hood as a nutritionist in the Mar-j lfr and alrs Jonn kets Division for the State Depart-1 ment of Agriculture has been an-j On Tuesday evening, June 29. 0 nounced by D. K. McDowell.

Dir-'during an electric storm, drove through i.agle on riday and i visited at the home of their aunt. 9 30 3.IR Sundav school. 10.30 a.m. Worship service and Holy Communion. ST.

DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. NORTH A I I METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. Edward Erietccon, minister. 9.30 a.m.--Sunday school.

10:30 a.m.--Worship service. 7:30 youth. ELM GROVE COMMUNITY ETHO- pa tO1 DIST CHURCH. Rev. Guy R.

Nelson, pastor. pastor" Sunday mass at 8 a. ST PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH, Gen-see Depot. Rev. Joseph S.

Sti-r, at 9 and 10 a m. 10:43 a.m Church school and morning worship at Leland school. SUSSEX METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. Edward H.

Langdon, pastor. 8:15 ajn Early service. (2 services) 11 a.in. Worship service. I Weekdav mass st 7:30 Hoi" Hour Tuesday at 7:30 Confessions--Saturday 7:30 to PRESBYTERIAN A I PP.ESSYTERIAN JC sub-division.

Waukesha MusVego Lake- Rev. Malcolm P. Brun- ner of Burlington, priest-in-charge. 9 Eocharzst with sermon and church-school. Exceat last Sunday of the month at 9 Morning Prajer sermon and cnurch scnooL CHURCH.

Rev. Dalton McDonald. 9 -45 a.m.--Church school- llajn --Worship service. 7 Anderson Larrv Bartz She is a former Waukesha struck the home of Mrs. Mame.

ST. EDMUND'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, i 1 Ilrdraaij and Xels Selbo. Menoino- take Mrs. John Menick to fcesha Montana! hospital on Wed-! totaJ of ver 90 exhioitors ana nee Falls-Kent and Terry Gooae. nesdav nearly 4.000 exhibits.

Denny Ray Buettner. Lee Arnold. The secretaries at the county ag-1 Joseph Brazy, jJames Tripp and Dr. and Mrs R. Boldt and' ricultural extension office have Piper.

Mr. and Mrs.Oscar Horn spent been weeK fiakmg out ep- the holidav weekend at Pov-an ana recording thousands lake near Oshkosh. Dr. and Mrs. of entries on the Boldt are occupyine the apartment; sheets inere is a lot Oi book at the Horn home until" Julv 15 I involved in gettingready for fan-.

I rtl 1Y- lliniriT" when they win leave for Ely. resident- iBetts. south Of the Village. 1 rove. Rev.

James A native of Wisconsin. Mrs. Hood The fire department was called and; services and church school. FOREST PARK PRESBYTERIAN I CHURCH. S.

t24th St. at Prospect New Berlin, Waukesha county. -th Gee. pastor. 9:15 school.

10 45 a.m.--Church 7 JO m. service. weeK tner Junlor In Mill Valley Property owners in the area are asked to check their 1954 tax assessments within the next few weeks. Local boards of review win TitttaTand dai- meet soon to hear any protests, rv calves--held at Sunnv Lea 'Waukesha: Klode farm. Eas-ie; I nOIaS chapter of the 3 I A ch school, worstop.

for a visit before going "to then 1 members, leaders and parents at- cottage at Park Falis the! tended four special training meet- rest of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jackson and two children from Pa are visile home voc and Kuhtz snd San Wau-j hela 3ts annual pscnic uies- among her many duties. Jackson's parens, the Rov-" kesha Demonstrations were given'day.

July 6 at Utica lake. Dons- Jacksons. ho trimming, clipping, and man: games, swimming were cli- showing. fmaxed fay a tug-of-war and base- The Rev and Mrs Ali Tuesday evening, at 8 p.m.!ball game. Last minute fair entries dredge had'as their guest'iast week 13 clsl training meeting on animal health 3fr.

ADdredge-s cousin. GQbertl" FiIti Showing" wffl be held discussed. Tenison of Mattoon, TJ1. CHURCH OF ST. JOHN Delafield.

Rev. Arthur gel. rector. 9:30 a.m --Holy Comminuon and sermon every 9-30 a.m.--Church school and ccrsery school in the parish house. While in school and during the'fire was discovered by a son and! ST.

BARTHOLOVEW-S EPISCOPAL; A PRESBYTERIAN summer months of 1952-53 she as- daughter who live near by. I a sisted Mrs. Hazard, women's dir-j i5 am Holy Communion and ector of radio station WHA in Madi-t The Good WiU truck wffl be hv, 01 Ich001 son with the daily show the. Eagle on Thursday. July S.

and if "Hornemakers' Program-" In the you have not received a card and summer of 1953 Mrs. Hood things to give thera call Mrs. worked in the capacity of Home Arthur Belling. Economist for the Wisconsin Ap-j pie Institute. Television demonstra-1 Betty Loefer attended the tions and interviews for the State 4-H club week at Madison Robert A.

Bielenberg. pastor. EVANGELICAL SALEM EVANGELICAL iprornotion of Wisconsin apples were from June 20-24. She was awarded' FORMED CHURCH. V.

1 AND aukee. fiev. credit in clothing achievement. requirements Another Fourth of July family get-together was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Martin King, who entertained Mr. and Mrs. Del Kingston of Gary, Mr. and Mrs. 'E.

Conwav and children of MB- and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Schwemmer and Mr. and Mrs. Merlin King and children of Big Bend.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Abel are on a trip to northern Wisconsin this week. John Knutowski, proprietor of Big Bend Food market, has been seriously ill at Waukesha Memorial hospital. Menomonee Falls Churches HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Meeting in American Legion HalL 8 a.m.--Matins service. 9 worship and Sunday SCHOOL AND NO SUOW PERIODS for Classified ads. Want Ads work for you 24-hours around the clock every single day! Dial 3355. ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL REFORMED CHURCH.

H. A. pasior. 9 a.m.--Sunday school. 10:15 service.

ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH. C. J. Eschweiler.

pastor. Sunday 7:30, 9:30 acd II a.m. Special evening services on Thursday at 7:30 pjn. ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH, RFD 1.

Sussex. F. A. Finnegan, pastor. Sunday masses at 7.

8:30 and 10 JO ajn. GRACE EVANGELICAL. LUTHERAN CHURCH, MO. SYNOD. E.

P. Fahl, pastor. 8 and 9:30 a.m.--Worship services. a.m.--Sunday school. EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN.

Harvey Schwcppc, pastor. a.m,--Sunday school. 10:15 a.m.--Worship services. ST, FRANCIS EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Menomonee Falls.

Alfred Reimers, Vicar. 9 Oconomowoc Church Services ST. JEROME'S CATs-OUIC 9:30 ajn--Church schrol- R-v. GsraW McGi-ri'ty, pastor. Ki-30 Sunday masses at 6.

7:30, 9 and 11 10 45 a rr. --vrorshio serv.ce. ilasses si S. 7. 8, 9:30 a.m.

02 Holy Days of nsasses at 6.30. am. FIRST METHODIST Rev. Cfvas. Rossiter.

minister. re. Sar.day church Mother of Perpetual Help devotions L-ishljough sasenr on Tuesdav at 7J3 p.m. Rosarv "at 3 ra. -sieekdays.

7:30 m. Satardav and 7 Sunday. school. Mrs. 9-30 a.ITS.--Sandav school.

10-03 a.35.--WorshJD service. TRJNITY EVANGELICAL AND CHURCH. KX (Calhoun Road) between Capstol Drive and Lisbon (K). Rev. Waiter H.

Waec- kerle, pastor- 8 45 a an --Worship service. 19 a.m.--Worship service. The Sunday charcli school Trill be ciy- cucted -srhile the first service is in progress. i ST. ALBAN-5 EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Sussex.

Rolin E. Cooper, pastor. 9:45 a.m.--Sunday school. 10:45 a.m.--Divine worship. ST.

JOHN'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH (Wisconsin Synod) Lannon. Rev. Lyle Halliauer, pastor. 9 SUSSEX METHODIST CHURCH. Main Sussex.

Rev. Edward H. Langdon, pastor. 10 a.m.--Sunday school. 11 a.m.--Divine worship.

LISBON UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, RFD 1, Sussex. Rev. H. Colvin, pastor. 10 a.m.--Sunday school.

11 a.m.--Divine worship. ZION EVANGELICAL. AND REFORMED CHURCH, Sussex. Rtv. G.

M. Prostek, pastor. 9 service. 10 a.m.--Sunday fchooL Ian. pastor.

Masses at 8 30. 10 and 11 a m. ZION EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev. Harry Paliett.

rector. 10 a.m.--Sunday church school, morning prayer and Holy Comnronjon. CHRIST SCIEN- ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL AND CHURCH, Merton. G.

castor. 10:45 27TS--iVorship service. Sermon, Alternating services 9 "30 and 11 a.m. asd group LUTHERAN 238 ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Tess Corn-rx, Rev. J. Tills, pastor. 9 -15 a.m --Sarday school. 10.30 vrorshjp.

ALLIANCE BIBLE CHURCH. FIRST CHURCH OF -1ST. 11 a.m.--Sundav service. Free nursery maintained for children at commu- mtv until noon. a.m --Sondav school Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m.

Reading room Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 2 to 4 and Wednesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. C. W.

Bloedow, minister. 10 a.m.--Sunday church school, 11 a.m.--Divine worship. 8 service. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev.

Clarence 10 a.m.--Sunday school. 11 a.m.--Worship. 8 service. 3 P-jp- study. DR.

MARTIN LUTHER CHURCH. Rev. T. K. Herbener.

pastor. 8 ar.d 10:15 a services 9 a.m. Bible class and Sunday school. BETHEL EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH.

William S. Deon. pastor. Services held at Muskego Town hall. 9 a.m,--Sunday school.

10:30 service. Choir rehearsal on Wednesday at 7.30' CHRIST EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Big Bend. Rev. Paul Hanke. pastor.

3 45 a.m.--Sunday school. 10 a.m.--Worship service. m. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Rev. C. K. Clausing, pastor. 9 a.m.--English service.

10 15 a.m.--German service. 10.15 a.m.--Sunday school. ST. MATTHEW'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Rev.

N. E. Paustian, pastor. 10:15 a.m.--Sunday school. 10 a.m.--Service.

OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. I. J. Tanner, pastor. 9-15 a m--Sunday school.

10 JO worship. GALILEE LUTHERAN CHURCH of the National Lutheran Council, Pewaukee. Rev. Thorvald Hansen, pastor. Servicei in Pewaukee Town Hall.

8 30 a school and uorship. OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Hartland. Rev. Thorvald Hansen, pastor. 9 school.

10 a.m.--Worship service. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RE- To All Taxpayers cf the Town of Pewaukee The Beard cf Review of the Town of Pewaukee will meet at the Town Hal! in the ViHsge of Pewaukee, as required by Statute, on the 12th day of July, 1954. It is anticipated that the Assessment Roll wii! not be comDieted by that date, and you are hereby notified that the Board of Review will on that date adjourn until August 23, 1954, at ten o'clockjrt the morning, said meeting again to be held at the lown Kail. On August 24th and 25th, sessions of the Board wii! be held only from 7 to 10 P.M. The Board will then adjourr.

until Saturday, August 28, at which rime they wii! be in session from 1 to 5 P-M. Final adjournment will be on Saturday, August 28 at 5 P.M., unless there are indications that further sessions will be necessary. The assessment rolls will be open for inspection to all taxpayers at the Town Hall on the following days and hours: August 20, 7 to 10 P.M. August 21, 1 to 5 P.M., 7 to 10 P.M. Board of Review, Town of Pewaukee I Sundav masses at 6.

7. 8:30. 9 -30 (Hign mass). 11. and 12 noon.

Confessions Saturdays and be- pjn. ST. CLARE'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, North Lake. Rev. Louis N.

Zibes, pas- i Sunday masses at 7-30, and 10:30 Saturday instruction at ajn. APOSTOLIC GOSPEL TABERNACLE Genesee, Ralph McGuire. pastor. 9 30 a.m.--Worship service. 7:30 p.m.--Evening worship service.

7:30 pjn. Tuesday--Young EAST TROY CHURCH 10 a --Sunday school. a message. 8 p.m--Evening message. i 3 p.m.--Tuescay evening joung peo- Genesee- plc servlce 1 evening clinic.

UNIVERSALIST-UNITARIAN UNITED UNIVERSALIST-UNITARI- AN CHURCH, Mulcwonago- Rev. John Stewart MacPhee. ninister. CHURCH I 10 a --Church school. Adult class.

D. Rev.) 11 a.m.--Worship service. Xsirsery I class. Waukesha Daily Freeman Friday, July 9, 1954.