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THE OSHKOSH NORTHWESTERN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1992 11 STATE ELECTIONS 50 Noirqiiiiii: collects 2 La Cross iiniOTinnibeinits survive race Both support hot busing plan De Broux, Hendrickson top Appleton mayoral race school teacher, who had 3,031 votes. Mayoral candidates eliminated in Appleton were: Alderwoman Barbara Grant, Alderman Jack Voight, 2,416 votes; Roy Jacobsen 878; Alderman Gerald Fisher, 639; Alderwoman Marsha Brewer, 86; and James Heinz, 66. Mayors in Milwaukee, Ashland, Rhinelander, Marshfield and Wauwatosa survived their first re-election tests in Tuesday's primary election, winning nominations to advance to the April general elections. With all 327 precincts reporting, Milwaukee Mayor John 0. Norquist had collected nearly 50 percent of the vote in a six-candidate field, receiving 49,180 votes.

Gregory Gracz, president of the city's firefighter union, ished second with 36,444, or 36.47 percent. "Tonight's victory is gratifying. But we're not taking anything for granted," said Norquist, who is seeking a second four-year term. "Clearly, there's a vigorous campaign ahead." The top two vote-getters in the various non-partisan mayoral primaries around Wisconsin advance to April 7 general elections. In Kenosha, the winners were Democratic State Rep.

John Antaramian and Alderman Keith Bosman. With all 34 precincts reporting, Antaramian had 8,458 votes, compared with 2,464 for Bosman. Eliminated from the mayor's race were Louis Rugani, 1,735 votes, and Jeffrey Wolkomir, 1,657. According to unofficial results, candidates in Milwaukee who" were eliminated were: Michael McGee son of a Milwaukee alderman who has threatened violence against residents if conditions don't improve for minorities, with 7,082 votes. Ira Robins, a private investigator, with 4,790 votes.

Robins has examined claims that former Playboy Club waitress Lawrencia Bembenek was framed when convicted of murdering her husband's The La Crosse plan is based on whether pupils qualify for the free school lunch program. School offi- 4 cials say as many as 70 percent of pupils in some La Crosse elementary schools qualify for the program. In other elementary schools, as few as 5 percent qualify. The plan would tighten the range of those who qualify for the program from 15 percent to 45 percent in each school, supporters say. Opponents argue that busing breaks up neighborhoods, discourages parental involvement and does not improve the education of children from low-income families.

With all districts reporting, the six winners, and their vote totals, were: challenger Michael McArdle, incumbent Charles Miller, challenger Neil Duresky, challenger Anna Sundet, incumbent Ellen Rosborough, and challenger Lynnetta Kopp, 1,841. day, with 1,267 votes; Monroe had 595. Timothy Kehoe finished with 298 votes; Frank Nolan, 284; Alderman Edward Kay, 32; and Linda Magovern, 32. In Rhinelander, with all precincts reporting, Mayor Joseph Bloom finished with 483 votes and Karen Minassi had 301. Donald Warner, with 154 votes, was eliminated from the race.

Political newcomer Marvin Duerr was the top vote-getter in Marshfield, topping Mayor David Koepke 2,153 to 1,139. Alderwoman Jeannette Coombs finished a distant third, with 856 votes. The top vote-getter in Wausau's three-man primary was David Torkko, who owns a caramel corn company. He edged out city engineer John Hess 2,895 votes to 2,601, according to unofficial results. Roger Otto finished third with 1,839 votes.

In Edgerton, two aldermen advanced to the April general election. Steve French collected 200 votes, compared with 188 for Alderman Timothy Roenneburg. Political newcomer David Schultz had 86 RECORD Divorces Computer event planned How they finished Here are the top two finishers and vote totals from several mayoral races around Wisconsin, The winners will meet in the April 7 general election. MILWAUKEE John Norquist 0) Gregory Gracz 36,444 Hendrickson Richard De Broux 3,031 KENOSHA John Antaramian Keith Bosman 2,464 Korpela James Monroe (i) 595 RHINELANDER Joseph Bloom (i) 483; Karen Minassi 301 Duerr David Koepke (i) 1,139 WAUSAU: David Torkko John Hess 2,601 French 200; Timothy Roenneburg 188 Walsh James Brundahl (i) 3,226 votes. In Wauwatosa, City Council member Maricolette Walsh topped a field of five and will face incumbent Mayor James Brundahl in the general election.

Walsh had 3,934 votes to Brundahl's 3,226, according to unofficial results. Eliminated from the race were Stanley Zurawski, 2,937 votes; Susan J. Fisher, and Dave Robertson, 268. Van Loo, 26, both of Green Lake County. Married Oct.

6, 1984. Parents awarded custody of one minor child. Herbert Phelps III, 34, and Rosemary A. Phelps, 31, both of Green Lake County. Married July 3, 1975.

Parents awarded custody of six minor children. Steven J. Parafiniuk, 39, and Kat-hryn I. Parafiniuk, 33, both of Green Lake County. Married June 26, 1976.

Parents awarded custody of two minor children. Donald N. Konen, 27, and Michele A. Konen, 25, both of Green Lake County. Married Aug.

19, 1989. LICENSES Kevin Rank and Sheryl P. Sauerbrei, both of the town of Brooklyn. Robert W. Kibler and Nancy J.

Stahmann, both of Fond du Lac. Thomas C. McDonald and Lori A. Guell, both of Fond du Lac. John A.

Guelig, town of Forest, and Tammy A. Mertes, village of St. Cloud. Robert W. Tackett and Tracey L.

Muskevitsch, town of Eldorado. Robert C. LeQue Jr. and Tara Sweet, both of Fond du Lac. Tracy R.

Schinker and Tammy Puckett, both of. Fond du Lac. Edward A. Zinniel Jr. and Lynn A.

Warner, both of Fond du Lac. Green Lake County Richard N. Polakowski and Marjorie L. Shrock, both of the town of Green Lake. Timothy F.

Jankowskl, Green Lake, and Linda D. Dobrowits, Ripon. Shawn Fredrick, Oshkosh, and Jane E. Moriearty, Berlin. Fines Town of Vinland Ken St.

Cyr, no age given, 5782 County Road Oshkosh, $151, partially dismantled mobile home and placed on same lot as defendant's residence, Dec. 3. family of funeral Chapels and Crematory. HANSON Clyde Vliitation Today 4:00 P.M, 'til Service Time Services 8:00 P.M. Oregon Street Chapel LA CROSSE (AP) Two school board incumbents survived Tuesday's primary election despite their support of a controversial plan to bus elementary school students based on family income.

The incumbents were among the six winners in a field of 10 candidates who will square off for three school board seats in the April 7 general election. The election follows the school board's approval early this year of a plan to bus a majority of the district's 3,800 elementary school pupils in order to create a better balance of rich and poor pupils in each school. Earlier this year, a group of parents opposed to the income-based busing plan said they will start a recall drive March 13 to oust the other six members of the school board who supported the plan, but who are not up for election this spring. One school board member whose term expired didn't seek re-election. ORDER GIVING NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS AND LIMITING TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS STATE of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Winnebago County.

In the Matter of the Estate of ELLA FRIEDRICH aka Ella W. Frledrlch. An application has been Died for Informal administration of the estate of the above named person, Winnebago County, Wisconsin, whose post office address was 833 Starboard Court, Oshkosh, Wl 54901. IT IS ORDERED THAT: 1. The application be heard at the Winnebago County Courthouse, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Room 240, on March 17, 1992 at 6:30 a.m.

or as soon-thereafter as counsel can be heard. 2. All creditors' claims must be filed on or before May 26, 1992 or be forever barred from payment. Karen L. Lecnner Probate Registrar Yakes, Bauer Kindt, S.C Attorneys P.O.

Box 1338 (Ml N. Sawyer) Oshkosh, Wl 54902 Published Feb. 19-24, March 4, 1992 ORDER FOR HEARING Case No. 92 CV 194 STATE of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Branch 6, Winnebago County. In the Matter of the Change of Name of MAGGIE ANN CARPENTER, a minor.

A petition having been led by Mary Rose Retchersamer, momer of Maggie Ann Carpenter, for a change of the legal name of Maggie Ann Carpenter from Maggie Ann Carpenter to Maggie Ann Retchersamer. NOW, THEREFORE, If Is Ordered: Said petition be heard on March 16, 1992 at MO a.m. before the Honorable Bruce K. Schmidt. Dated this 1 1th day of February, 1992.

BY THE COURT: Bruce K. Schmidt Circuit Court Judge Winnebago County Courthouse Michael Llm Attorney Engier, Flanagan, Reff, Bavler Bermlngham, S.C P.O. Box 1190 Oshkosh, Wl 54902 Published Feb. 19 1 26, March 4, 1992 WE CARE ABOUT YOU The NORTHWESTERN For Home Delivery Call 235-7700 To And obligation. From he Jackson you withdraw any policy CDs and Interest Rollover of policy A treat, safe rites to peak Attractive Low $10,000 Safety Much, much APPLETON A computer information session will be held from 9 a.m.

to 4 p.m. Feb. 29, at Fox Valley Technical College's D.J. Bordini Center. The event, which is co-sponsored by the FVTC PC Users Group and the FVTC Computer Resource Center, consists of a series of one-hour programs presented by members of the Users Group and FVTC staff.

People may attend as many sessions as they would like. There is a fee, and seating is In Appleton, where eight candidates were running for mayor following Dorothy Johnson's decision to step down after 12 years in office, Dennis Hendrickson, an insurance executive, topped the field, getting 3,789 votes, based on unofficial results. The runner-up was Alderman Richard De Broux, a Milwaukee Mayor Norquist Willie Lovelace, a businessman who operates a dry cleaning service, with 1,266 votes. David Hall, a Briggs Stratton employee, with 978 votes. In Ashland, Mayor James Monroe will face Alderman Russell Korpela for the city's top administrative job.

Korpela finished first Tues FOR THE limited. Shareware demonstrations will be given and computer videos shown throughout the day. Larry McCarren from WFRV-TV Channel 5 will tape a computer sports game challenge at 3:30 p.m. that will be broadcast at a later date as part of his "Challenge the Rock" series. Door prizes will be awarded at 3:30 p.m.

No advance registration is required. Tickets will be avail-, able at the door. Dlscher Discher, both of Oshkosh; a sister, Anita Salzsieder of Oshkosh; two grandsons, David and Richard Discher of Oshkosh; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Clarence and Kenneth Discher. Funeral services will be at 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Feb. 19, in Konrad-Behlman Funeral Home, with the Rev. John Beem officiating. Family and friends may call from 4 p.m. until the time of services Wednesday at the funeral home.

Interment will be in Peace Lutheran Cemetery. A memorial has been established. Konrad-Behlman 402 Waugoo Ave. 231-1510 Births Appleton Appleton Medical Center Angela Plci and Timothy Burnt, Appleton, girl, Jan. 31.

Paul and Darlana Vandarloop, Little Chute, boy, Feb. 15. Patar and Tharaaa McCann, Greenville, boy, Feb. 15. David and Elizabeth Vlllagomas, Appleton, boy, Feb.

15. Jamaa and Sandra Verhoeven, Appleton, boy, Feb. 16. Edith and Donald Burlch, Appleton, boy, Feb. 17.

Kay and Mark Blalar, Appleton, girl, Feb, 17. Dr. Banjamln and Laura John-ton, Appleton, girl, Feb. 17. Christopher and Patricia Roat, Waupaca, girl, Feb.

17. Adrla and William Hutflna, Appleton, boy, Feb. 18. St. Elizabeth Stacy and Jamaa Lovrtz, Kauk- auna, boy, Feb.

14. UN vx A NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE of Wisconsin. Circuit Court, Winnebago County. In the Matter of the Estate of Julie A. Ganther.

An application has been filed for Informal Administration of the estate of the above named person, Winnebago County, Wisconsin, whose post office address was 4M0 S. Highway 45, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. IT IS ORDERED THAT: All creditors' claims must be filed on or before April 30, 1992, or be barred. BY THE COURT: Karen L. Lecnner Probate Registrar DEMPSEY, MAGNUSEN, WILLIAMSON 8i LAMPE 1 Pearl P.O.

Box 886 Oshkosh, Wl 54902-0886 Published Feb. 5-12-19, 1992 BID The County of Winnebago, Wisconsin, a tax exempt municipal corporation under Wisconsin. Statute 77.549al, will receive sealed bids up to 2:00 p.m. (C.S.T.) February 26, 1992, In the office of the Winnebago County Clerk, Room 110, Winnebago County Courthouse, 415 Jackson Street, P.O. Box 2808, Oshkosh.

Wl S490J-2908, for the following: FURNITURE General specifications and notices to the bidders are available for review In the office of the win- nebego County Clerk, Room 110, Winnebago'. County Courthouse, 415 Jackson Street, Oshkosh, Wl 54903-2808, copies of the specifications can be obtained from the Purchasing Department, Room 250, Winnebago Courthouse. All bids must be sealed In an envelope which -shall have the bidder's name and address and the bids must be plainly marked In the lower left-hand corner of the envelope "SEALED BID FUR- NITURE." Bids will be opened and publicly read at 2:00 p.m.' Fahmarv 38. 1992 me office of the Wlnnebaoo County Executive, Room 165, of the Winnebago County Courthouse. Award, if any, of the bid will be meae as soon as possnx merwner.

"UU 1 MM. UmHIm fen MW l. right to reiect any and all bids and to accept the bids considered most advantageous to Winnebago County. Further Information concerning this request for bid must be directed Kx IrtsF.Osf PurchasingInsurance Manager Winnebago County Courmome 415 Jackson Street, P.O. Box 2808 Oshkosh, Wl 54903-2808 (414) 36-489 Published Feb.

19, 1992.. Obituary Winnebago County Kenneth Klapper, 43, Neenah, and Nancy Klapper, 45, Appleton. Married Nov. 10, 1986. Angela King, 40, Oshkosh, and Ronnie King, 38, Kent, Wash.

Married March 11, 1988. Mother awarded custody of one minor child. Carolyn Harrer, 35, Oshkosh, and Perry Harrer, 33, Oshkosh. Married March 23, 1985. Parents awarded custody of one minor child.

Grden Lake County Daniel A. Van Loo, 28, and Julie A. MARRIAGE Winnebago County Francisco Sanchez and Kay Genett, both of Menasha. Sean Matheny and Sherri Ross, both of Neenah. Brian Baerwald and Christine Palecek, both of Oshkosh.

Allen Hesselman, Neenah, and Bonnie Binder, Oshkosh. Russell Schinke and Jeannine Schinke, both of Menasha. Anthony Meulemans and Cynthia Logan, both of Menasha. Fond du Lac County James M. Narance, town of Byron, and Bonnie M.

Steger, village of Lomira. DEATHS Mlchal R. MUr, 47, Neenah, at Kessler Funeral Home. Patricia B. Wabb, 69, Neenah, at Kessler Funeral Home.

Suaan and Richard Carlson, Appleton, boy, Feb. 14. Laurena Wolfcale and David Oralla, Hilbert, girl, Feb. 10. Carrie and Kurt Olaon, Menasha, boy, Feb.

15. Karan and Dannla Lamera, Appleton, boy, Feb. 16. Jlllalna and John Franeaak, girl, Feb. 16.

Sandra and Kevin Fischer, Appleton, boy, Feb. 17. Ripon Ripon Memorial Emaat and Naomi Putver- machar, Princeton, boy, Feb. 11. William and Lisa Lay, Ripon, girl, Feb.

11. Fond du Lac St. Agnes Mark and Mary Stabarg, 328 S. Hickory, Fond du Lac, girl, Feb. 10.

-s- Jackson 5,, Harold Harold Discher, 75, Oshkosh, died Monday, Feb. 17, 1992, at Bethel Home. He was born June 29, 1916, in Oshkosh, the son of Otto and Helen Berg Discher. He married Gertrude Farber Nov. 28, 1940, in Oshkosh.

Harold was part owner of Discher Brothers and retired in 1978. He was a member of Peace Lutheran Church and the South Side Ice Yacht Club. He was a former member of the Ohio Street Civic Association and The Builders Association. Survivors include his wife, Gertrude of Oshkosh; two sons and daughters-in-law, Jerald (Helen) Discher of Oshkosh and James (Patricia) Discher of Darlington; two brothers and sisters-in-law, Gilbert (Leona) Discher and Melvin (Carol) Oshkosh Mercy Medical Center Jamaa and Mary Ryan, Oshkosh, boy, Feb. 13.

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