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Oshkosh Northwestern Sunday, March 18, 2001 Oshkosh Northwestern B2 Sunday, March 18. 2001 For the Record Births TUESDAY MONDAY are Heidi, Heather, Rebecca and Stephanie. Joshua Alexander Guy. son of Kristi and Jeremiah Guy of Fond du Lac. was bom Feb.

27. Ripon Ripon Medical Center The hospital announced the following births: Adam River Gross, son of Marcie and Timothy Gross of Berlin, was born Feb. 27. Sibling is Nolan. Grandparents are Myron and Ruth Gross of Ripon and Bruce and Ann Culver of Rush Lake.

Trinity Paige Roehl, daughter of Brit-tney and Christopher Roehl of Green Lake, was born Feb. 27. Siblings are Aaron and Carmen. Grandparents are Don Roehl of Oshkosh, Nancy Roehl of Ripon, Marg Pommeraning of Berlin and Mike Erickson of Brandon. Cori and MacKenzie.

Grandparents are Dave and Kathy Rymer of Omro and Ted and Jane Gumz of Omro. Layken Macy Calo, daughter of Denise and Rodney Calo of Green Lake, was bom March 9. Sibling is Tanner Kade. Grandparents are Sue and Mark Thompson of Ripon and Barb Krueger of Princeton. Jack Logan Cutter, son of Carolyn and Lucas Cutter of Oshkosh, was bom March 8.

Sibling is Emma Rain Cutter. Appleton St. Elizabeth Hospital The hospital announced the following birth: Logan Steven Eiden, son of Wendy and Jeffrey Eiden of Appleton, was born March 12. Fond du Lac St. Agnes Hospital The hospital announced the following births: Brianna Pierce, daughter of Lisa and Dan Pierce of Fond du Lac, was born Feb.

20. Siblings are Kryste and Brittany. Kirsten Elizabeth Colt on daughter of Penny and Steven Cotton of Fond du Lac, was born Feb. 21. Sibling is Brianna.

Maliayaih Kelly-Marie Ohlsson. daughter of Danielle Ohlsson of Fond du Lac, was born Feb. 21. Preston Michael Bach, son of Melissa Snyder of Fond du Lac, was born Feb. 21.

Siblings are Nathaniel, Destiny and Timothy. Lyle Michael Weeks, son of Jane and Timothy Weeks of Fond du Lac, was born Feb. 21. Siblings are Molly, Anna and Jeffrey. Matthew Stephen-Howard Oshkosh Mercy Medical Center Family members announced the following births: Gabriel: Rennick Prehn, daughter of Denise M.

and Robert B. Prehn of Oshkosh, was born March 3. Siblings are Savannah and Kendall. Grandparents are Thomas and Virginia Miller of Sun City West and Donald and Patte Prehn of Wausau. Faith Elizabeth Luedtke, daughter of tori Diener and Brian Luedtke of Oshkosh, was born March 6.

Siblings are Brian, Stephanie and Dawson. Grandparents are Howard and Vicki Luedtke of Win-neconne and the late William and Dorothy Weigand of Oshkosh. Taylor Katherine Gumz. daughter of Sheila and Tomas Gumz of Omro, was born March 6. Siblings are and Brian Skrzypczak of Menasha.

was born Feb. 23. Sibling is Aaron. Madeline Grace Schneider, daughter of Judy and Brad Schneider of Fond du Lac, was born Feb. 24.

Sibling is Gabrielle. Jacob Christopher VanGorder. son of Lori and Chris VanGorder of Fond du Lac, was born Feb. 24. Lily Marie Shireman, daughter of Susan and Douglas Shireman of Fond du Lac.

was born Feb. 25. Siblings are Jack and Peter. Thomas Chaltry. son of Donna and Rick Chaltry of Fond du Lac, was bom Feb.

26. Siblings are Emily and Jennifer. Jalen Gregory Kelly, son of Nicole Peters of Fond du Lac, was bom Feb. 26. Julie Ann Cochrane, daughter of Lori and Ronald Cochrane of Fond du Lac, was born Feb.

27. Siblings Balthazor. son of Genivee Tucker-Balthazor and Brian Balthazor of Fond du Lac, was born Feb. 22. Sibling is Samantha.

Hunter Talon Murtha. son of Meghan and Luke Murtha of Fond du Lac, was born Feb. 22. Sibling is Trenton. Brianna Leigh Wiskow.

daughter of Teri Wiskow of Fond du Lac, was born Feb. 22. Sibling is Brooke. Ashley Nicole Arndt, daughter of Kim and Reagan Arndt of Fond du Lac, was born Feb. 23.

Sibling is Brandon. Anastasia Natasha Beck, daughter of Michelle Beck of Fond du Lac. was born Feb. 23. Siblings are Kelyn and Jay.

Joseph Riley Schlagenhaft. son of Becky and Dan Schlagenhaft of Fond du Lac, was bom Feb. 23. Siblings are Shawn and Brian. Ted Jeffery Skrzypczak.

son of Sue WEDNESDAY Tractor repair High school agriculture engineering students to rebuild vintage machine. By Patricia Wolff DaAaRaEi doing its job Police, school leaders defend D.A.R.E. program despite criticism. By Jim Collar Bair Hugger a lif esaver Air blanket helps rewarm hypothermia victims. By Doug Zellmer New high-tech tools aid police State conference gives a look into law enforcement future Obituaries Hiding from the sun? You're just burying your head in the sand.

Susan Lynn Flanagan Donovan Lester Lee Sprague "We're not going to be We need four things to survive in life: Food, water, shelter and sunshine. Join this professional NOTICE OF MEETING FOX VALLEY TECHNICAL COLLEGE DISTRICT BOARD The Fox Valley Technical District Board will hold a regular meeting at 3:15 p.m. on Tuesday, March 20, 2001, in the Board Room, Appleton Campus, at Fox Valley Technical College, 1825 North Bluemound Drive, Appleton, Wisconsin. David Poeschl, Chairperson PUBLISHED: March 18, 2001. tanning facility in celebrating International Smart Tan Month in March.

We'll teach GIVE YOUIYAP Naples, FL, brother, Michael F. Flanagan, his wife Renee and their children Meghan, Carrie and Ryan of Norwich, VT, sister Kathryn F. Bermingham, her husband John and their children Margaret and Jack of Oshkosh, sister Sally K. Cashin her husband Patrick, and their children Katie. Shannon and Luke of Elm Grove, WI.

Susan is also survived by her maternal aunt, Marion (Hank) Noffke and uncle Robert (Nan) Donovan and paternal uncle Brendan (Mary) Flanagan. Sirlen-Pieper and Davenport Funeral Home 149 West Main Street, Barrington, 1L is in charge of arrangements. BARRINGTON, IL Susan Lynn Flanagan Donovan, age 42 years, died Saturday, March 17, 2001 as the result of an automobile accident. Susan was born in Oshkosh, WI on February 8, 1959, the daughter of Fintan M. and Carol Jean Donovan Flanagan.

A graduate of Lourdes Academy and Carroll College, Susan was the Western Regional Sales Director of the Dow Jones News "Service in Chicago. She is survived by her husband, J. Kevin Donovan and sons, Sean P. Donovan and Brennan R. Donovan.

Also surviving are her parents Fintan M. and Carol Jean Flanagan, of you to tan smart and to avoid sunburn at all costs. leaps and bounds," Iola Police Chief Thomas Hansen said. "It's probably going to continue to change police work for a long time to come." Some officers were skeptical of some items to hit the police marketplace. West Milwaukee Police Chief Eugene Oldenburg said police are more likely to buy into technology if it can increase safety or create more efficiency.

Some items such as the latest model 'Harley-Davidson police cycle probably are just wish-list items for most departments, he said. "We're not going to be prisoners to technology," Oldenburg said. "We're going to use it if it helps us to better do our jobs." Jim Collar: (920) 426-6676 or jcollarsmgpo.gannett.com. By Jim Collar of the Northwestern New high-tech tools could give police officers an edge over the bad guys in the future. Police officials from throughout the state were given a sneak peak at the future of police work during the Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association conference at the Oshkosh Convention Center.

High-tech tools dominated the view. It's hard to say what items will become commonplace, Ripon Police Capt. Chris Stieber said. "Some of these things are probably five or six years ahead of their time," Stieber said. "Most departments wait until the technology is tested and prices start to come down." Officers didn't deny that APPLICATION FOR INTOXICATING LIQUORFERMENTED MALT LICENSE The following has made application for an intoxicating LiquorFermented Malt License in the City of Oshkosh, the granting of which is now pending: COMBINATION "CLASS LICENSE (MARCH 27, 2001 thru JUNE 30, 2001) NAME AND ADDRESS THE LOUNGE Gregory G.

Gelhar, 331 Mason Street LOCATION OF PREMISES: 141 High Avenue PUBLISHED: March 17, 18, 19, 2001. prisoners to technology." Chief Eugene Oldenburg West Milwaukee Police Department some new tools could make police jobs safer and easier. One item on display, the Webcop computer, allows police to view dispatch information on a glass windshield attachment so they don't have to take their eyes off the road to read from a computer screen. Computer companies also displayed shock-resistant laptops that can take serious bumps and drops without risk of damage to the equipment or stored information. "Computer technology has changed police departments by Be smart.

Don't bury your head in the sand. (Kathleen) Sprague of Ripon; 3 grandchildren, Benjamin and Adam Sprague, both of Ripon, and Brian (Denise) Bogutske of Berlin; and 2 great-grandchildren, Vanessa Denise Bogutske and Dennis Lester Bogutske, both of Berlin. Lester is also survived by a brother, Earl (the late Helen) Sprague of Adams-Friendship, nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, his step-father, Albert Klinder, 2 sisters, Norma Remminger and Hilda Sprague, a brother, Norman Sprague, and a son-in-law, Dennis Bogutske. Family Funeral Services for Mr.

Lester Lee Sprague were held Saturday morning, March 17th. at the Ruminski Funeral Home in Redgranite. The Rev. Paul Martin officiated. Burial was in the family plot in the Welsh Cemetery, Town of Aurora.

Ruminski Funeral Home Highway 21, Redgranite (920) 566-2313 Serving the Family BERLIN -Mr. Lester Lee Sprague, age 80 of Berlin, died Wednesday morning, March 14, 2001 at the Berlin Memorial Hospital. He was born October 28, 1920 in Rocky River, Ohio, the son of David H. and Ida H. Beck Sprague.

He married Viola Freimark on June 16, 1946 in Berlin. Viola survives. Lester moved to Berlin in his youth. He had lived in Berlin for most of his life. Lester was an Army Veteran of World War II.

He served in Central Europe and in the Asiatic Pacific Theater. Lester fought at Two Jima. He was employed at Speed Queen in Omro for 19 years and at the Berlin Foundry for 20 years as a drill press operator, until his retirement at age 62. He was a member of the Berlin Chapman Old Timers Club. He enjoyed country music, fishing and bowling.

Survivors include his beloved wife of almost 55 years, Viola; a daughter, Diane Bogutske (Special friend Donald Hopp) of Berlin, a son, David Barbara Kienast (920) 685-6191 Hardy trees and shrubs No-cost consultation Grower-direct delivery Filomena A. Mangene Robert G. Bosch Robert G. Bosch, age 75, of Oshkosh, died on Monday evening, March 12, 2001. Bob was born on February 16, 1926 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin a son of the late Lawrence and Clara (Scherkenbach) Bosch.

He served his country during WWII in the U.S. Army. Bob married Joyce E. Hall on October 11, 1980, she preceded him in death on December 23, 1998. Bob greatly enjoyed gardening and hobby farming.

He is survived by two sons, Daniel (Donna) Bosch of Sun Prairie and James (Kathleen) Bosch of Watertown. He is further survived by several sisters, a brother and numerous grandchildren other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his first wife Audrey in January of 1963, one sister and two brothers. There will be no visitation, private family services were held. Memorials may be given to the charity of one's choice in Bob's memory.

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Main Street Close to UW-O Campus! 233-0050 McKay Nurtery Company" Amtrak to end Janesville service by fall winter, Amtrak figures showed. Doug Venable, Janesville economic director, said few resi The Associated Press Amtrak will drop its little-used NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS AND TIME LIMIT FOR FILING CLAIMS (Informal Administration) State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Winnebago County IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JANE L. SALZSIEDER An application has been filed for informal administration of the estate of the decedent, whose date of birth was 101019 and date of death was 22401 The decedent died domiciled in Winnebago County, State of Wisconsin, with a post office address of 155 N. Eagle Street, Apt. 206, Oshkosh, WI 54902.

Please take notice that: 1. The application will be heard at the Winnebago County Courthouse, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Room 235. before Judith M. Pierson, Probate Registrar, on April 4, 2001, at 8:30 a.m. or when scheduled thereafter.

You need not appear unless you object. The application may be granted it no objection is made. 2. Creditors' claims must be filed with the probate registrar on or before June 13, 2001. 3.

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Sawyer Oshkosh, WI 54902 (920) 231-1500. Sara L. Henke 22801 PUBLISHED: March 4, 11 18, 2001. John P. O'Connell Chicago-to-Janesville ser- vice Sent.

21. the com- Consumer dents will miss the route, which he called "a good 5 experiment." Express freight was New, spokesman in Chicago, declined to release revenue figures for the service. Johnson said the line closure won't affect other routes, including Amtrak's planned extension of its Chicago-Milwaukee Hiawatha line to Fond du Lac. That expansion has been delayed until Canadian National Railroad completes its purchase of Wisconsin Central which owns the tracks. pany said Friday.

Starting March 24, service will be scaled back from daily round expected to pay for the route, but Amtrak said shipping opportunities for trips to just Saturdays. Federal food and consumer goods didn't materialize. Kevin Johnson, an Amtrak Memorial Hospital, and Seniors First Meals on Wheels. Survivors include her brother, Tony (Fern) Mangene of Tomah, WI, and 2 sisters, Angeline (Irving) Felder of Winter Park, FL, and Mary Ann (the Late Albert) Ring of Fredericksburg, VA; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents and her brother, Florian.

A Memorial Mass, which was well attended by her many friends, was Celebrated for Miss. Mangene at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church in Winter Park, Florida. Inurnment with Graveside Services will be held in the Spring on the family plot in St. Mark's Catholic Cemetery in Redgranite.

The day and time of the Graveside Services will be announced. A Memorial has been established in Filomena's memory. The Ruminski Funeral Home of Redgranite is assisting the family with arrangements. Ruminski Funeral Home Highway 21, Redgranite (920) 566-2313 Serving the Family REDGRANITE Miss. Filomena A.

"Minnie" Mangene, age 87 of Winter Park, Florida, died Saturday, February 24, 2001 at Westchester Assisted Living Winter Park, FL. She was born April 13, 1913 in Redgranite, the daughter of Cosimo and Maria Anna Pastore Mangene. A single person, Filomena was a graduate of the Redgranite Elementary and Redgranite High Schools. Minnie was a graduate of the Waterbury Hospital School of Nursing in Waterbury, Connecticut, where she received her diploma and her Registered Nurse Degree. She received her B.S.N.

Degree in Nursing Education from DePaul University in Chicago. She served her country in the Army Nurse Corps for 3 years during World War II. Following the War, she was active in nursing until her retirement. She had worked at the Chicago Research Hospital for 30 years. Minnie was a faithful, active member of St.

Margaret Mary Catholic Church in Winter Park. She served as a Lector at the Church. She was a member of the Florida Federation of Republican Women, the Auxiliary of Winter Park law requires Amtrak to give six months' notice before ending service. The Lake Country Limited, as the route is known, has carried passengers and express freight between Chicago and Janesville since April. In June, the train added a stop at Zenda, near Lake Geneva.

But service did not pick up to the level Amtrak officials had hoped. The lirte began with an average of five or six passengers per train. Passenger numbers increased to nearly a dozen in the summer but dropped back to five or six during the fall and Frank Shirley Brabender MATTOX FOR COUNCIL "SMART GROWTH for the FUTURE" Available to work FULL-TIME For and with Oshkosh citizens SMART SPENDING SMART GROWTH BOOSTING OLDER NEIGHBORHOODS FOR ALL NEIGHBORHOODS REVITALIZE DOWNTOWN Call: 233-2833 I will listen Mail to: smattoxvovaqer.net I'll respond AtL (Mr. "Lucky Joe" Konradt First Federal Senior Vice President OWER FOR CITY COUNCIL Shirley Brabender MATTOX 28 years teaching in OSHKOSH Public Schools OSHKOSH CHAMBER SINGERS Blank, Kevin Huettl and Nicholas and Rachel Huettl, two great grandchildren Jessica O'Connell and Hunter Blank. John is also survived by his sisters and brothers in law, Irene and Russell Mosely of Madison, WI, Marjorie and John Lueders of Oshkosh, WI, Florence Romberg of Winneconne, WI, his sisters in law, Marjorie Wesner of Borth, WI, Helen Lee of Omro, WI, Shirley M.

O'Connell of Oshkosh, WI, his brother in law and sister in law, Robert and Virginia Carpenter of Oshkosh, WI, many nieces and nephews and a special nephew Don O'Connell for being there for him. Along with his parents he was also preceded in death by two brothers, Joseph Jr. and Lester, one sister, Ethel Cosgrove, and his brothers in law, Don Cosgrove, Wayne Romberg, Lewis Wesner, Clarence and Lowell Lee. Abiding by John's wishes, his body was donated to science research at Marquette University in Milwaukee, WI. A Memorial Mass will be held on Wednesday, March 21, 2001 at 10:30 A.M.

at St. Mary Catholic Church, Winneconne, WI with Rev. LeRoy Smet officiating. The O'Connell family would like to thank the Winnebago County Sheriffs Officer, The deputy coroner, the Poygan-Winneconne First Responders, Father LeRoy Smet and all the others who were there to help us Thursday evening. God Bless You.

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O'Connell, age 80 of the Township of Poygan, WI, died unexpectedly Thursday evening March 15, 2001 at his home. He was born on April 6, 1920 in the Township of Poygan, the son of the late Joseph and Lena (Schano) O'Connell. He married Shirley H. Lee on June 5, 1948 at St. Thomas Catholic Church in the Town of Poygan and they made their home and farmed in Poygan until their retirement.

They moved to the O'Connell's Lakeview Subdivision in Poygan which John developed in 1963 and 1964. John was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church of Winneconne where he was an usher for a number of years. He was a member of the N.F.O. and the Farm Bureau.

He was a volunteer fireman with the Poygan-Winneconne Fire Department for thirty years. John and Shirley traveled extensively throughout the states and John remarked that he never thought in his lifetime he would see as much of the country as he did. John enjoyed fishing with his grandchildren and playing Uno and cribbage. He is survived by his wife of fifty two years, Shirley H. O'Connell, three children, Lynn and Ralph Huettl of Winneconne, WI, Thomas O'Connell and his friend Cathy Zelhofer of Oshkosh, WI, Sharon and Tommy Huettl of Winneconne, WI, and John's ex daughters-in-law, Michele Moore and Nancy Vetrone.

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She was preceded in death by her husband, one brother. Bill, and her parents. Friends may call on Monday, March 19, 2001, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., with funeral service at 7:00 p.m., all at Butzin-Marchant Funeral Home, Ripon, WI, Rev. Karen Gygax Rodriguez will be officiating.

Inurnment will be at Dartford Cemetery, Green Lake. Butzin-Marchant Funeral Home, Ripon is assisting the Beatrice A. Sandberg, age 88, of American House of Ripon, died Friday. March 16, 2001 at Ripon Medical Center. Beatrice was born December 26, 1912 in Troy, Montana, a daughter to John Sr.

and Tillie (Christenson) Lynch. She was educated at St. Paul, Minnesota and married Victor Sandberg on December 16, 1938. She was a housewife, and a member of Royal Neighbors and Legion Auxiliary. Beatrice attended the Federated Church of Green Lake.

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