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THE DAILY TRIBUNE, Wisconsin Rapids, Thursday, May 16, 1974 Page 2 Deaths Deaths seph's Hospital, Marshfield, from cancer. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Roseberry Funeral Home, Friendship, the Rev. Gordon Hodgson officiating, with burial in White Creek Cemetery. Mr.

Gardner was born July 14, 1905, in Clark County, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gardner, and married Alice Metoxen, July 7, 1972, at Milwaukee. It was his second marriage. He was a World War II veteran and worked as custodian at a Milwaukee church until retiring a year ago and moving to White Creek Shores.

Surviving is his wife. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 p.m. Friday until time of services. Mrs. Sylvia Hurlbut COLOMA Mrs.

Sylvia Augusta Hurlbut, 79, Coloma, died early Wednesday at her home following a lingering illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Hamilton Funeral Home, Coloma, the Rev. Kendall Anderson officiating, with burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Coloma Corners. The former Sylvia Brown was born in the town of Coloma, Waushara County, June 21, 1894, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Americus Brown and married Guy Hurlbut, July 15, 1915. He preceded her in death. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Lula Belle Swick, Coloma; three grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 p.m. Friday until time of services. Joseph F. Pietrzak FRIENDSHIP Joseph F. Pietrzak, 17, Adams, died Tuesday when struck by an auto while he was hitchhiking near Nashville, Tenn.

Services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Roseberry Funeral Home, Friendship, the Rev. Guy Cole officiating, with burial in Easton Cemetery. Mr. Pietrzak was born June 7, 1956, the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Pietrzak. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 p.m. Friday until time of services. Harley B.

Gardner FRIENDSHIP Harley B. Gardner, 68, White Creek Shores, Easton Township, died Wednesday morning at St. Could locate aircraft assembly business at Alexander Field The South Wood County Airport Commission will investigate the feasibility of locating an aircraft assembly business at Alexander Field. Robert Clapham, a former Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, charter service operator, told the commission Wednesday he is seeking a location for the final interior assembly and exterior painting of twin-engine propjet aircraft being manufactured in Gimi, Manitoba, Canada.

The commission made no commitment, but said it must determine the effect on the reversionary clause of the agreement under which the cinema 8th St. S. 421-1530 HELD OVER THRU TUES. AT 7:00 and 9:15 "It's hit entertainment, and maybe even memorable entertainment." New Yorker KAEL STREISAND REDFORD TOGETHERI THE WAY WE WERE COLUMBIA PICTURES and A RASTAR PRODUCTIONS Present A RAY STARK SYDNEY POLLACK PC airport was given to the com-, mission, said Airport Administrator Vernon Verjinsky. The land would revert to the Alexander Foundation, if it was used for purposes other than an airport, he said.

Clapham said he has six orders from a West coast commuter airline for the 25- passenger Saunders ST-27B. In addition to the commuter market, Clapham said sales would be aimed at the business aviation and charter service market. Between 20 and 50 aircraft per year would be flown here for installation of U.S.manufactured seats, interior upholstery and electronics equipment. The planes would be painted according to customer specifications. The procedure would reportedly save about $30,000 per aircraft in duty payments.

The aircraft would sell for about $800,000. Clapham said he hopes to obtain financial assistance or some type of facility, like a hangar, at a limited cost. A An operation here might employ 30 to 40 persons, including supervisory personnel, on a fulltime basis, he said. Clapham would like a 120 by RAPIDS NOW SHOWING 7:00 and 9:00 PART Il "MARK OF THE DEVIL" in color Rated Banned in 19 countries! HIGHWAY DRIVE IN 5169 Phone Theatre Open at at Dusk STARTS FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY WORLD PREMIERE! STAR A NEW FEATURE FILMED IN WAUSAU and NORTHERN WISC. Bring SPELLBINDING' A The Show Family For SCIENCE AUDIENCE Everyone Shown Children Under First 12 At FREE! Dusk General Audience PLUS- EASTMAN COLOR PLUS lived, loved and battled across the face of Texas "KID BLUE" DENNIS HOPPER WARREN OATES JANICE RULE Shown Last a 10:00 Hasenohrl Assembly candidate PITTSVILLE Donald Hasenohrl, Rt.

1, Pittsville, today announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for next fall's 70th Assembly District election. Incumbent Rep. John Oestreicher, D-Marshfield, said he will not seek re-election. The district covers East Clark, South Marathon, Northeast Portage and North Wood Counties. It includes the village and town of Rudolph, town of Sigel, village of Vesper and city of Pittsville.

Hasenohrl, 38, is employed by Felker Brothers Manufacturing Marshfield, as a stainless steel fabricator. He is president of Boilermakers Local Lodge 697 and a delegate to the Marshfield Central Labor Council. He founded the Marshfield Young Democrats organization and served as its adviser. He served campaign on staffs the for Wood U.S. County Sens.

William Proxmire and Gaylord Nelson. Hasenohrl is married and has three children. His wife, Kathleen, is a registered nurse employed as an instructor by the Mid-State Technical Institutes. Boy hurt in fall Chester Mallory, 14, Rt. 4, Wisconsin Rapids, was given outpatient treatment at Riverview Hospital Wednesday after he fell off a bicycle, injuring his right elbow and left knee.

He was taken to the hospital by Wisconsin Rapids ambulance at 8:15 p.m. Golf class canceled Tonight's golf class at Ben Hanson Park has been canceled due to the rain. The session was to have been the first of the Thursday series in the Wisconsin Rapids Recreational Department program. It has been rescheduled to start next Thursday. REAL ESTATE SCHOOL! Become a licensed Real Estate Broker or Salesman! Visit class free in Wisconsin Rapids at the Labor Temple, 111 Jackson Street on May 20 at 6:30 P.M.

Low Fee. Also home study course. Approved for Veterans benefits. WISCONSIN SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE Milwaukee 161 W. Wis.

Ave. Treated for dog bite The daily record THE DAILY TRIBUNE INFORMING THE SOUTH WOOD COUNTY AREA OF WISCONSIN County court A six-member jury in Wood County Court ruled Wednesday that a refusal to take a chemical test for intoxication by a Wisconsin Rapids driver was not reasonable. The jury found that Richard Stange, 40, 2830 31st St. was not reasonable in refusing a breath analysis at his arrest Feb. 24 for driving while under the influence of intoxicants.

Judge Fred A. Fink ordered Stange's driver's license suspended for 60 days after the jury ruling. A trial will be held June 14 on the charge of driving while under the influence. Beverly Brahmsteadt, 19, Rt. 2, Wisconsin Rapids, was placed on 18 months' probation after she was found guilty, of battery.

She was ordered to pay costs and make restitution. The woman was charged with repeatedly shoving another woman to the ground in front of a tavern, Highway 13 Feb. 14. She struck the woman in the face, resulting in three chipped teeth. Pleads 1 not guilty John LaPointe, 24, Wise Mobile Home Court, pleaded innocent to issuing worthless checks and a 12-member jury trial was set for June 20.

Marriage licenses Stephen Clark, St. Paul, and Kristine Rued, Marshfield, at Marshfield May 25. Lonnie Pugh, Marshfield, and Karen Potts, Rt. 2, Stratford, Marshfield May 24. Births Daughter born to: Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Tracy, 4 401 Wood May 15, Riverview Hospital. in his business could be available for repair work on locally based aircraft. Criteria for the fixed base operator's management contract has not yet been compiled. Bidding on the contract will be delayed until the criteria is complete, Verjinsky said.

Fixed base operations are separate of the Mid-State Air Commuter service and the proposed assembly operation. Traffic court Walter Smith, 20, Portage, Wednesday withdrew his innocent plea to a charge of driving too fast for conditions and forfeited a bond of $60 to County Court. "Dennis Winkler, 28, 2930 64th St. pleaded no contest to speeding 44 miles per hour in a 25 zone, amended from six miles per hour faster, and was fined $32. Police reports Between 5 p.m.

Tuesday and 8 a.m. Wednesday over 200 pounds of copper was stolen from Northern Steel Castings, 330 9th Ave. S. The copper, mostly braided cable about onehalf inch in diameter, is worth $1.20 a pound. Wallace Enfield, 1151 Monroe reported someone backed into the front of his car while it was parked near Witter Field Tuesday night, causing about $50 damage.

A girl, 13, was apprehended at the W. Grand IGA Foodliner at 7:49 a.m. Wednesday attempting to shoplift a 20-cent package of doughnuts. She will not be referred to juvenile authorities. Orthopedic Hospital in Seattle was a place of joy for Michael, 4, as he concentrated out of reach.

The hospital's penny drive, which ended Tuesday, seeks the support of the SBA loans $300,000 for workshop addition The Small Business ministration has approved a loan to the South Wood County Workshop, 1191 Huntington for its planned expansion. The $300,000 loan was made through the Central State Bank, Marshfield, with a SBA 90 per cent guarantee. Catholic Family Insurance, Milwaukee, is providing $225,000 of the loan and the bank provides the rest. Interest on the 15 year loan is nine per 150-foot hangar, which he estimates would cost $250,000 with all improvements. He would like construction to start in fall, but said he could wait until spring, Verjinsky said.

Clapham said the present runways appear adequate at the present time, but he would like to see them eventually lengthened and widened. The ST-27 has a 72-foot wingspan. He said electronic technicians JOYFUL WORLD cent. Gary Gilbert workshop director, said the loan will be paid back through federal, state and local government funding. About 55 per cent of this year's workshop budget is government funded.

The rest comes from subcontracted work. Construction of an square-foot addition should start in June, Gilbert said. Bids will be let out early next week. He expects completion within a year. WISCONSIN HELD thru TUESDAY OVER BUTCH THE KID ARE BACK! Just for the fun of it! Paul Newman is Butch in Robert Redford is The Kid in "BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE "BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID." SUNDANCE KID." John Ewell, 4, son of Mrs.

Linda Ewell, 1560 1st St. was bitten Wednesday by a dog owned by Robert Freese, 1610 1st St. police said. The boy was treated at a doctor's office. THE DAILY I TRIBUNE Hospital notes Riverview Hospital Dismissed: Mrs.

Arno Appel, Clarence Trudell, Mrs. Louise Marti, Miss Bernice Lafler, Mrs. Richard Nakai and baby boy, Clifford Peterson, Melvin Sparks, all of Wisconsin Rapids. Alfred Kleifgen, Nekoosa; Mrs. Thomas O'Keefe and baby boy, Pittsville; Otto Kuhlka, Babcock.

St. Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield Dismissed: Mrs. Albert Kauss, Port Edwards. University Hospitals, Madison Admitted: Gilbert Ahles Wisconsin Rapids, unit 5B. Traffic accidents A car driven by David Sipe, 22, 3151 Plover was extensively damaged when it rolled onto its side after hitting a culvert along N.

Park Rd. at 64th St. at 11:25 p.m. Wednesday. Sipe was driving east on Park when he came around a curve and the wheels of the car slid into the north ditch, causing the accident.

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days through Fridays, 11:00 a.m Saturdays. STEVENS POINT AREA INDOOR FLEA MARKET A Market Where You Can Buy or Sell Antiques, Homemade Items, Art Craft Work Collectables and Every Thing! FREE DOOR PRIZE! Sun. May 19 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 25c Adm.

Under 12 Free Holiday Inn Business Hwy. 51 N. Stevens Point Sellers Wanted For Table Rental Contact Bill Mitchell, 1608 Main Stevens, Point, Wis. (715) 341-1471. Children's almost The present workshop will be converted to house the Adult Activity Center now at 2641 Sampson St.

The new building west of the present one will include the workshop area and administration offices. Because the expansion will allow more clients, Gilbert estimates a 20 per cent work program increase the first year after the new facilities and a similar increase the next year. The Wisconsin Rapids workshop has 55 clients, Glbert said, adding, "we can't take too many more in the program now." The loan was arranged through the SBA's handicapped assistance loan program for public or private non-profit organizations such as workshops and others. The program also provides loans to eligible small businesses owned by handicapped people. Royal Rangers' leader seminar scheduled here The first Royal Rangers district leaders seminar will be held Friday and Saturday at the Nepco Lake YMCA camp.

Royal Rangers is the boys' organization of the Assemblies of God. The seminar, said Eugene Morrison, seminar director, is open to all pastors and laymen in Wisconsin, Northern Michigan and Illinois. About 40 participants are expected, Morrison said. A guest will be state Rep. Marlin Schneider, D-Wisconsin Rapids.

Nationally, Royal Rangers serves 125,000 boys 10 years old and up. For more information, contact Morrison at 325-5626. WATER BEDS modern 1316 Stevens Church Point St. interiors OPEN Across From Library 9-5 inc. Friday Nites 'til 9 Friday Nites 'til 9 PIER 13 (Edgetown Supper Club) Enjoy a great weekend at the all new and beautiful Pier-13.

Entertainment (Friday and Saturday night) "The Girls plus One" Friday night SPECIAL Perch Fry $1.70 Highway 13 N. Just West of the viaduct Now appearing at the thru May 31 Randy Scot a guitar vocalist of unlimited talent, who creates the kind of entertainment that pleases audiences. Mind One of the truly great gourmet restaurants in the entire Mid-West Wisconsin Rapids 2.