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15 Saturday, June 1, 1985 Stevens Point (Wis.) Journal Homes For Sale 440 LEGALS Homes For Sale 440 Homes For Sale 440 Farm Market 500 Auction Sales And Service Adjourn battery trial for two pro-wrestlers WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) Two professional wrestlers accused of injuring city police officers in a motel melee last year had their trial adjourned for the weekend but the judge warned that any further delays will mean fines of "$100 for every five minutes they are late." Circuit Judge Roger P. Murphy adjourned the wrestlers' jury trial until Monday after warning the wrestlers and defense attorneys that they could face fines by the minute if they are not ready then. The charges against Masanori Saito, 41, of San Francisco and Kenneth Patera, 41, of Minneapolis stem from an April 6, 1984, incident in which they allegedly threw a female police officer against walls and knocked both her and a male officer unconscious before eventually being arrested. Saito, a former member of the Japanese wrestling team, is charged with three counts of battery to officers, one of obstructing an officer and one of resisting arrest.

Patera faces two counts of battery to officers, plus charges of obstructing an officer and criminal damage to property. "If either of the attorneys or Mr. Saito or Mr. Patera are not here Monday morning, I am prepared to fine them $100 for every five minutes they are late," Murphy said. "The court is not willing to plan its schedule around Mr.

Patera's wrestling schedule." Murphy's comments came after the defense attorneys, William Burke and Thomas Schultz, were not prepared to proceed. Murphy told the jurors just before they were excused Friday that he found it "most unfortunate" the defense attorneys, William Burke and Thomas Schultz, were unable to contin ue. Earlier Friday, a neurological surgeon testified that Officer Jacalyn Hib-bard received a severe but not life-threatening head injury in the fight. Dr. LaVern H.

Herman said Ms. Hib-bard sustained bruises and cuts about the face and head and neck injuries. He said a cerebral concussion had been caused by a blow to the officer's head that left her unconscious. Ms. Hibbard testified Wednesday that she has lost feeling on the left side of her face, that her vision has been blurred and that seven of her teeth were broken as a result of the fight.

The battle took place as police investigated an incident in which a rock was thrown through the window of a nearby fast-food restaurant. Andrew Killebrew, a Virginia man who was staying at the Waukesha Holiday Inn when the fight took place, said he watched as Ms. Hibbard and her partner, Officer John Dillon, "defended themselves" against an attack from Patera and Saito. Killebrew told the jury he noticed Ms. Hibbard was unconscious and dragged her from the hallway to the front lobby.

Sheriff's Sgt. David C. Bunker said the first officer he saw when he arrived at the hotel was Ms. Hibbard. "My first reaction was either she was knocked out or she was dead.

Her eyes were wide open and they were glazed," Bunker told the jury. "I felt there was nothing I could actually do for her and there were two others in a struggle at that time." Bunker said that, until enough men arrived, Saito "could pretty much do whatever he wanted to by moving his arms. There was no way we could physically restrain the man." ESTATE SALE: 3 bedroom ranch style, 8 year old, one owner home. Full basement, 1 12 car garage, gas furnace, water heater and range. 3 lots, rock garden, TV antenna and rotor, extra 12x16 building.

$45,900. Bancroft, Wis. 715-335-6947. REMAX PROFESSIONALS MLS Member 2877 Church Street 341-6131 FARMS, residential and recreational property appraisals. Country Store Realty Amherst, 824-3369.

FOR SALE OR TRADE: 4 Bedroom brick home, attached 2 car garage, 1 12 acres of land, 110'xlS' extra garage for income or investment property. Low $80's, 3105 Cherry Whiting. 344-2818. New 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch. Plover.

Currently under construction. 2x6 walls, high efficiency furnace, buy now and choose your own interior finishes. Sommers Homes, 344-5465. Executive 3 bedroom off Cty. Trk.

on 10 acres. 1 block from river. 1 acre fishing and swimming pond, tennis court, hunting in backyard. Privacy. 423-5412.

Knoll Construction Realty Black Forest 344-7248 For Sale By Owner: tri-lev-el, 4 bedrooms, 1 34 baths, 2100 sq. fireplace, oak trim, Washington School District, large lot, $66,000. 341-3464. SIEVWRIGHT Real Estate 1308 Main Street MLS-Realtors 344-6435 New, two 4 unit apartments for sale, each 4-unit complex $135,000, includes new garages, appliances, air conditioning, 344-1168. STROUT REALTY Phone 715457-2236 Junction City 4 Apartment home, good income, 15 miles east of city, for more information write Box DJ A204 care Stevens Point Journal.

Shannon Custom Homes Designer Builder 344-3292 1985 PARADE MODEL HOME FOR SALE: 3 bedrooms, maintenance free exterior, built to exceed Wisconsin Public Service Good Cents Energy Program. 908 Ramble Lane Bergman Builders 341-5982 Call to inquire about Parade Specials. For Sale By Owner: Reduced $2000! 1872 sq. 3 bedroom, 2 12 bath, 2 story home. Features large master suite with large private bath, sunken living room with cedar entertainment wall, paneled denoffice, formal dining room, woodoil heat, central air, large deck, attractively landscaped 1 acre wooded lot on quiet street.

Springville Subdivision. (46,900. 341-4809. BY OWNER: Energy efficient two story house located on Channel Drive. Four bedrooms, 2 12 baths, formal dining room, masonry fireplace, gas furnace with wood burning auxiliary furnace.

New Armstrong carpeting and kitchen flooring on first floor. Finished rec-room in basement. Lots of built in storage space. $73,900. Call 341-0707 after 4:00 p.m.

Three bedroom ranch home, 1 12 bath, on large wooded and well groomed corner lot. Fully carpeted. Beamed cathedral ceiling in living room. Attached double car garage. Panelled basement with bookcases.

Central air conditioning. Sprinkling system. Plus 10' 12' utility building. Price in the $50's. On Fairview Dr.

Phone 341-4616. Spring Specials! Two spanking new 3 bedroom homes in Hull on 1 acre wooded lots. Super quality by expert builder Greg Olszewski. $56,900 8 $62,900. Low down payment.

L.R. Zurawski Realty 341-0359 Cozy 3 bedroom bungalow with unattached 1 12 car garage, on a shady lot, just 1 block from Mead Park. Recently painted, shingled and efficiently insulated, interior has been remodeled and recarpeted. 401 W. Cornell.

341 7366 or 1-255-9391. Sommers Homes, model open weekdays, Sunday 1-4, or by appointment. 3225 Whiting Ave. 344-5465. County committees schedule meetings RICHARDSON APPRAISAL SERVICES See us for all your Real Estate Appraisal Needs.

2829 Post Road, 345-0115 4 Bedroom, 1 12 bath home for sale, rec room. 1 block north of new mall. $44,000. 341-6487. WAUSAU HOMES Dealer, Bob Borneman, 344-8886 Diedrich Realty MLS Realtor 344-7129 GBF BUILDERS SPENCER ENTERPRISES Energy Efficient Homes 341-8260.

KARCH REAL ESTATE R. HARRER REALTY 344-8383 KIRSCHLING REALTY See our large ad in Friday's paper, 341-1062 Building Sites 441 For Sale By Owners: outstanding waterfront lots and off water lots with access to water. Beautiful view for executive type homes. Located just off the 51 Beltline by the Antlers Supper Club. Will sell on land contract.

344-0170 or 344-4605. HALF acre lots. electric blacktop, $6200. Will help finance. Additional $1500 will install.

Class 1 septic system. Now for just $7700, all you need is the house! Custer Square Subdivision. Central Real Estate, 344-9004. Lots of lots, also wooded acreage. Always a fine selection.

See Molepske Realtor, 1808 Main 344-6176. WATERFRONT LOTS Lakes DuBay-Big Eau Pleine, Keith Vreeland Realty, Junction City 457-2383 Building lot, good percolation, over 34 acres. 1400 block on N. 2nd Dr. $7300.

341-5544 after 6 p.m. Buy Now! Pay 1979 price for 17,477 sq. ft. of wooded lot, Airline all assessments paid, 715-369-2873. MAPLE BLUFF AREA 1 acre wooded lot, $21,900.

341-4707 eves. Resorts And Cottages 460 Waupaca lake front, 2 bedroom home. Full kitchen. Fireplace. Boats included.

$300week. Lori, 312787-4405 or 312275 4829. Mobile Homes 461 List Your Mobile Home with the Midwest's Largest Mobile Home Dealer. 341-0050 STEENBERG HOMES 5359 Hwy. 10E 1971 Richardson mobile home, (as is) sealed bids being taken at Point Soo Credit Union, 2305 Division by June 13, 1985.

Any or all bids may be rejected. Can be seen at Crestline Mobile Home Ct Mo-sinee. FLA. -West Coast Mobile Home Retirement. Information call collect 813-425-4410 or write: Imperial Palms, 7500 So.

County Line Plant City, FL 33566. FOR SALE: 1981 Artcraft EnergySaver, 2 bedroom, appliances, plus extras. Excellent condition, quiet Oaklane No. 8. Call after 4:30 p.m.

341-0249. Gorgeous 2 bedroom 12x65 Richardson. New vinyl skirting, appliances, all curtains and drapes, completely set up. A steal at $6500! 344 3960. 14x70 TWO bedroom, set up in local park, asking $7000, no reasonable offers refused.

Must sell! 341-8032. Three bedroom mobile home, Plover Pine Village, Section C-84, by owner. Call 341-8744. Roomy, 3 bedroom, 14x70 with appliances, curtains, drapes, skirting, $7000 or best offer, 344-3960. Moving, must sell.

Good condition. For details, 341-9083. Mobile Home Sites 462 Holiday Park, 3200 Water St. Call 341-1337 after 5 on weekdays, anytime on weekends. Garages For Sale Or Rent 470 Storage or garage space, 60x80 ft.

Available for 6 months. Northside on Bus. 51. 344-9698. Building Materials 480 Landscaping stones, flat sandstone lots.

$75. Call 344-2205. Machinery And Tools 481 QUALITY AIR COMPRESSORS, I hp to 25 hp in Stock Industrial Sales Company Rib Mountain, 359 0095. Farm Acreage 490 40 WOODED acres for sale in Waupaca County. Excellent deer hunting.

715 677 3894. LOOKING Farm livestock. hay, oats. or ferti Find It in the "Want Ads" To place your ad, call one of our tnenaiy Adtaxers today We offer the lowest rates in the area. 3 line ad, 10 days, just 90t per day.

Call CLASSIFIED 344-6100 WANTED: Crippled and doubtful health cattle, must walk, for mink food, up to $100 per head. Gib Zinda Livestock buyer, 344-3217 collect. Livestock 502 For Sale For Sale: Holstein heifers of all sizes for sale. 341-0548. Farm Machinery 503 WESTMAN Silos, manure pumps, Van Dale silo unloaders, barn equipment, alternators, Jung quality seeds, insect and bird control devices, eiec trie feed carts, bedding choppers, calf hutches.

FRANK STUCZYNSKI, Rt. 2, Amherst, 824-3294. ERON EQUIPMENT: Knight, H8.S, Starline Eversman, Loyal Elevators, and Trail wagons. See us for all your new and used farm maenmery. 457-6784.

FOR PARTS and service on your CASE and INTERNATIONAL equipment, call CENTRAL SANDS International, Plainfield, 715335-6372. We sell Osseo top and bottom unloading silos. Hanson silo unloaders. See our display models. Ellis Implement, 592-4111.

Wanted: John Deere mount' ed corn chopper. Call 344 8473. BLANKET WISCONSIN WITH YOUR CLASSIFIED AD Place your ad in 176 Wisconsin Daily and Community .1,789,984 subscribers! 25 WORDS JUST $99 It's so easy, iust give us a call or stop in, STEVENS POINT JOURNAL CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1200 Third St. 344-6100 Corn, Hay Oats, Straw 504 Straw for sale Call Rich Gagas 592-4989 200 round bales of alfalfa hay, stored inside.

592 4111. Poultry And Supplies 510 Laying hens, 50 cents apiece, 5527 Hwy. or call 344-6490. Dogs, Cats, Pets 530 MOVING! Must give away to a good nomei 12 miniature Collie, 12 Beagle, all shots, good temperament, energetic, call Gwen, 341-4999 between 8 and 5. Cocker Spaniels, AKC, 7 weeks, blonde, black, shots wormed.

Weyauwega 414-867 2774. The Barking Lot 3432 Minnesota, 341-9322 Assorted pet beds 12 price! AKC Registered German Shepherd puppies, good bloodlines, 6 weeks old, 341-7481. Kittens: Himalayan, 2 Seal-Point, 1 Blue-Point. Call 344-6496. AKC Samoyd puppies, 2 months old, males, $100, females $150.

253-2383. Riding Horses 531 And Equipment Individualized lesson program, quality trained school horses, specializing in dresage, indoor and outdoor arenas, private, semiprivate lessons or small groups, call for appointment, Pratt Riding Academy, Bancroft, 335-4130. Novice riding lessons. Junior horse management courses. Appaloosas for sale.

Homeplace horses. 715-467-2276, Scandinavia. Registered Appaloosa, mare, in foal to quarter-horse stallion. $1100-nego-tiable. 715-258-3277 after 8, 344-3897.

Auction Sales And Service 541 AUCTION Saturday. June 8. at 2445 Bear Creek Road, Town of Lin-wood. Selling miscellaneous items, antiques, tractor, 45 acrs for scrap, parts, bus bodies, farm machinery, 36x50 steel and pole building, consigned items. Watch for complete listing appearing June 5th.

Mike Bernhagen Owner. Terms: John L. Kubowski Auctioneer, Junction City, Wl. Phone 457-2398. COL.

JOHN L. Kubowski, auctioneer, auction service. 344 9003 or 457 2398. Doede Auction and Real Estate Service Rosholt, 677 3215 OPEN HOUSE WHERE: Pittsville Homes Model Pittsville, Wis. WHEN: June 1 2 TIMES: 10 A.M.-5 P.M.

Each Day Refreshments and Door Prizes 541 AUCTION: Thursday, June 6th 12:30 p.m. Farm and personal property of Kaw-leski Enterprises, located 2 miles east of Junction City on Hwy. 10 to Hwy. 34, then 2 12 miles north on Hwy. 34.

Conducted by Nolan Sales, Box 176, Marion, Wl 54950. Also see display ad on Thursday, May 30th. WANT TO SELL for cash? NOLAN SALES, Marion, Wl. 754-5221 auction specialists. Real Estate Brokers.

PLANNING an auction? Call BUNCZAK Real Estate Auctions, with over 22 years experience. 341-2306 or 446-2091. B.C. Realty Auction Service 1400 W. River Dr.

344 2205 LEGALS Publish May 30, 31, June 1, 1985 NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS FOR RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSES IN THE VILLAGE OF PLOVER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that applications have been made to the Village Board of the Village of Plover for retail beer and liquor licenses to sell, July 1, 1965 through June 30, 1986, intoxicating beverages as defined in Section 125 of Ihe Wisconsin State Statutes, by ttie following persons at the indicated locations In the Village of Plover. Sky Club, Terrol Freund, Agent, Magnolia Drive The Sky Club, 506 Post Road Class Combination Liquor License James A. Wolfe, 404 Aspen Lane, Golden Sands Bar, 801 Post Road Class Combination Liquor License Robert Matke, 713 Post Road, Thunderbird Bar, 1305 Post Road Class Combination Liquor License Sandra L. Barber, 1308 Post Road, Sandy's, 1308 Post Road-Class Combination Liquor License Mark L. Pflugardt, 705 Post Road, Flugie's, 705 Post Road-Class Combination Liquor License Elaine Kruzitski, 1302 Post Road, Johnny Elaine's Bar, 1302 Post Road Class Combination Liquor License Super Bowl Enterprises, Richard E.

Derezinski, Agent, 912 Sandy Lane, The Super Bowl, 402 Post Road Class Combination Liquor License Chester S. Skippy, 605 Post Road, Rose Garden, 101 Plover Road Class Combination Liquor License Dale E. Travis, 3608 Robert Street, Stevens Point, Wl, and James E. Travis, 136 Mader Circle, Shawano, Wl, Spirits of Plover, 302 Post Road Class Combination Liquor License Daniel A. Meronk, 1204 Post Road, Dan's Liquor Dispensary, 1204 Post Road Class Combination Liquor License Rybicki Cheese Wine Richard A.

Rybicki, Agent, 6831 Larkspur, Rudolph, Wl, Rybicki 's Cheese, lot Plover Road-Class Combination Liquor License Geraldine Shepardson, 605 Opportunity Lane, Wedgewood Inn, 2102 Post Road Class Fermented Malt Liquor License Springville Wharf, Kay Jacobson, Agent, 2809 Frontenac Avenue, Springville Wharf, 202 A Post Road Class Fermented Malt Liquor License Gary Nations Gary Nations, Agent, 713 Maplewood Drive Gary Nations Supper Club, 810 Post Road Class Combination Liquor License Ming S. Chin, 505 Post Road, Hunan Chinese Restaurant, 505 Post Road Class Combination Liquor License Emmajane H. Lee Village Clerk Village of Plover Publish June 1, 1985 FINAL RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the Common Coun cil of the City of Stevens Point, Wisconsin, held a public hearing at the County-City Building at 7:00 P.M. on the 20th day of May, 1985 for the purpose of hearing all interested persons concerning the preliminary resolution and report of the Board of Public works on the proposed improve ment within the following described area for special benefits conferred upon such property by improvement to such area: SANITARY SEWER, WATER MAIN AND APPURTENANT SERVICES, STREET SURFAC ING, CURB AND GUTTER, AND LANDSCAPING 239 North Division Street and 247 North Division Street Frontage Road from its intersection with Academy Street to a point 160 feet north of Scholfield Avenue. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Common Council of the City of Stevens Point as follows: 1.

The report of the Board of Public Works pertaining to in sta nation of the above described public improvement, including plans and specifications therefore, is adopted and approved. 2. That the Board of Public Works shall advertise for bids and carry out the improvements in accordance with the report of the Board of Public works. 3. That payment of the improvements be made by assessing the cost to the property benefited as indicated in the report.

4. That assessments shown on the report, representing an exercise of the police power, have been determined on a reasonable basis and are hereby confirmed. 5. That the assessments for all projects included in the report are hereby combined as a single assessment but any and all interested-property owner may object to each assessment separately or all assessments jointly for any purpose. 6.

That the assessment must be paid in cash or in ten annual installments to the City Treasurer, deferred payments to bear inter est at a rate not to exceed 9 percent per annum on the unpaid balance. 7. That the City Clerk shall publish this resolution as a Class I notice in the assessment dis trict and mail a copy of this resolution and a statement of the final proposed assessment against the benefited property to every property owner whose name appears on the assessment roll whose post office address is known or can with reasonable diligence be ascertained. APPROVED; Michael D. Haberman.

Mayor ATTEST: Barbara Krantg, Clerk May 20, 1985 Passed: May 20. 1985 Publish May 30, 31, June 1. 1985 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given that ap plication hat been made to the Town Board of Linwood tor a Class Retail Liquor License fo sell, from the date hereof until June 30, intoxicating tamor as defined by the Wisconsin statutes, at retail, subject to the limitations imposed by Chapter 125 of the statutes and all acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto, at the described premises in ihe Town of Limwood by Frank R. Ofcray of 1205 County E. Doug Mesfconas Clerk Town of Unwood, May Publish May 16, 25, June 1, 1965 STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT PORTAGE COUNTY THE ESTATE OF BETTY LOU ZURAWSKI, aka Elizabeth Zurawski, Vilas County Probate Court, Vilas County, Wisconsin, by Laurence A.

Zurawski, Personal Representative, Plaintiff, v. HANS SCHOUTEN (address unknown) -and- DIXINE L. SCHOUTEN, aka Dixine Schouten, aka Dixine (Woyach) Davidson, aka Dixine Woyach 430 McDill Avenue Stevens Point, Wl 54481 -and- ST. JOSEPHS HOSPITAL 611 St. Josephs Avenue Marshfield, Wl 54449 and-RICE CLINIC 2501 Main Street Stevens Point, Wl 54481 -and-SEARS, ROEBUCK 224 Walter Avenue Appleton, I 54911 -and- DR.

ROBERT L. COOPER, D.D.S. 1085 Wilshire Blvd. Stevens Point, Wl 54481 -and- AL CHROMA, Inc. 2701 Chambers Street Stevens Point, Wl 54481 Defendants.

YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to serve upon Gilbert C. Dobrinski, Attorney at Law, whose address is P.O. Box 541, Minocqua, Wisconsin 54548, an answer to the Complaint which is herewith served upon you within twenty (20) days after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the date of service, and in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demands of the Complaint. GILBERT C. DOBRINSKI Attorney for Plaintiff P.O.

ADDRESS: P.O. Box 541 Minocqua, Wl 54548 Telephone: (715) 356-5656 Publish May 31, June 1, 3, 1985 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given that application has been made to the Town Board of Stockton for a Class Retail Liquor License to sell from the date hereof until June 30, 1986, Intoxicating liquor -as defined by Subsection (2) of Section 176.01 of the Wisconsin statutes, at retail, subject to the limitations imposed by Chapter 176 of the statutes and all acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereof, at the described premises in the Town of Stockton by: 1. John C. Betro, 1401 4th Stevens Point, Wl (Village inn) 2. Carole Perzinski, 6399 Old Hwy.

18, Stevens Point (Stockton Bar) 3. Gladys M. Pampuch, 6797 Hwy. 10 East, Stevens Point (C G's) 4. Loretta Rasmussen, 7398 Zurawski Custer (Silver Dollar) 5.

Eugene E. Pinkert, 2209 Clark Stevens Point (Mickey Lu's) 6. Frances Cieslewicz, 2304 Custer Custer (Custer's Last Stand) 7. George Stroik, 4471 Hwy. Stevens Point (Our Place) 8.

Lorraine Zoromski, 7908 Cty. Stevens Point (Red Lorraine's Boss Hogs) 9. Mary Lou Flees, 4180 Smo-key Amherst (Smokey Spur Bar) Harold Gosh Clerk Town of Stockton, May 30, 1985. Publish June 1,8, IS, 1985 STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT PORTAGE COUNTY IN PROBATE INFORMAL ADMIN I STRA-TION: ORDER GIVING NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS AND LIMITING TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ALOYSIUS H. VEIT, Deceased.

An Application for informal Administration of the Estate of Aloysius H. Veit, Portage County, Wisconsin, post office address 1917 Prairie Stevens Point, having been filed with the Probate Registrar; IT IS ORDERED THAT: 1. The Application be heard at the Portage County Courthouse, Circuit Court, Branch II, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, at 9:00 a.m., on June 25th, 1985 or thereafter; 2. All creditors claims must be filed on or before September 3rd, 1985 or be barred; DATED: May 30th, 1985. BY THE COURT: Robert C.

Jenkins Circuit Judge JOHN V. FINN, ATTORNEY 1525 Church Street Stevens Point, Wl 54481 Publish May 30, 31, June 1, 1985 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given that application has been made to the Town Board of Llnwood for a Class Retail Liquor License to sell, from the date hereof until June 30, 19S6, intoxicating liquor as defined by the Wisconsin statutes, at retail, subject to the limitations imposed by Chapter 125 of the statutes and all acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto, at the described premises in the Town of Linwood by the Wisconsin River Country Club, Inc. of 705 W. River Drive. Doug Moskonas Clerk Town of Linwood, May 29.

1985. Publish May 30, 31, June 1, 1985 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given that application has been made to ihe Town Board of Linwood for a Class Retail Liquor License to sell, from the date hereof until June 30, 1986, Intoxicating liquor as defined by the Wisconsin statutes, at retail, subject to the limitations imposed by Chapter 125 of the statutes and all acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto, at the described premises in the Town of Linwood by Rita Mae Stanchik of 1038 County Doug Moskonas Clerk Town of Linwood, May 2. 195. Publish May 31, June 1, 3, 1985 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given mat application has been made fo the Village Board of Plover tor a Class Retail Liquor License to sell, from the date hereof until June 30, 198. intoxicating liquor as defined by Subsection (3) of Section 12S-04 of me Wisconsin statutes, at retail, subiect to me limitations imposed by Chapter 125 of me statutes and all acts amendatory thereof and suppie-mentary thereto, at the descrtbed premises in Ihe Village of Plover by Beverly J.

Stroik of 1205 Post Road. Emmajane Lee (ClertO Plover. Wisconsin July 1. ITITTSVIEEEM Hoffman Builders 4078 Lonely Rd. Arpin, Wl 54410 2 1 HEMES'! NCI and vice chairman, approval of vouchers, correspondence, agent reports, summer agent introductions and contracts, agent annual program plans for 1985-86, office chair report and dog claims.

Thursday Building Commission at 9 a.m. in conference room B. Items on the agenda include approval of vouchers, correspondence and discussion of city remodeling projects. Library Board at 4 p.m. in the Ellis Room of the Charles M.

White Memorial Public Library. Items on the agenda include approval of bills; announcements and correspondence; report of director on grant review, library marketing and Wisconsin Valley Library Service meeting; preliminary 1986 budget discussion; microfiche reader action; annual meeting date for foundation; and building remodeling request. Park Commission at 5 p.m. at Collins County Park. Items on the agenda include approval of report, on-site inspection of Collins Park, resolution to sell 200 acres of Dewey Marsh land, proposal to proceed with underground wiring at Sunset Park, spring children's Nature Center program report and offer to purchase Sarnowski Woods lot.

Law Enforcement Committee at 7 p.m. in the County Annex. Items on the agenda include correspondence, approval of bills, Gilfry Building parking ordinance, drunken driving project coordinator position and update of jail problems and segregation. Housing Authority at 7 p.m. at Sunset Manor in Almond.

Items on the agenda include correspondence, commissioners' report, project manager's report, director's report, resolutions requesting reserve account transfers for lot line fencing at family sites in Rosholt and Amherst and approval of vouchers. Another Bunczak SALE The following committees of the Portage County Board of Supervisors have announced they will hold meetings in the County-City Building (unless otherwise noted) next week: Monday Board of Adjustment at 8 a.m. in the Church Street lobby for an on-site inspection of the Thomas Ehr property in the town of Amherst and at 9 a.m. in conference room D. Items on the agenda include a public hearing on the request of Ehr for a variance from highway setback, a decision on the request and correspondence.

Emergency Government Committee at 7 p.m. in the emergency government office. Items on the agenda include approval of vouchers, correspondence, director's reports and discussion of designating an alternate radiological officer. Space and Properties Committee at 7 p.m. in conference room D.

Items on the agenda include approval of vouchers, correspondence, revision of resolution regarding the sale of tax-deeded land, discussion and action on the Gilf-ry Center parking ordinance, update on maintenance construction projects, update on County-City Building fire' extinguishers, update on city remodeling, discussion and action on family services rent payment for construction project and other maintenance reports. Tuesday Highway Committee at 9 a.m. in the Highway Department building, 2608 Water St. Items on the agenda include correspondence, approval of vouchers and discussion on new highway building. Citizens Advisory Committee of the Ground Water Council at 7 p.m.

in the County Board room. Wednesday Committee on Committees at 4:45 p.m. in conference room D. Items on the agenda include correspondence, special meetings, Central Wisconsin Airport operating procedures, structures and responsibilities of the standing committees of the County Board, appointments to the Board of Adjustment and Park Commission. Personnel Committee at 4:45 p.m.

in the county conference room. Items on the agenda include approval of vouchers, correspondence from David Ank-ley and regarding the OWI project and non-union salary increases, requests for leave of absence at the County Home, request for new position in the library and request by director of Portage House to hire a counselor above the hiring range. Agriculture and Extension Education Committee at 7 p.m. in conference -room D. Items on the agenda include election and confirmation of chairman Green Bay may join in boundaries suit GREEN BAY, Wis.

(AP) The Mayor's Advisory Committee has recommended on a unanimous vote that the city of Green Bay join in the proposed lawsuit testing the boundaries of the Oneida Indian Reservation. There was no opposition voiced to a resolution drafted by City Attorney James Simmonds asking for the city to join the Brown-Outagamie-Oneida Jurisdiction Commission in its lawsuit, which may be filed soon in U.S. District Court in Milwaukee. The Brown County Board voted May 15 to join the suit City aldermen are to vote on it Tuesday night. At The Marion Zelinski Residence On SATURDAY, JUNE 8th, 1985 Starting at 1 1 A.M.

Located 1 block south of the intersection of U.S. 66 and Cty. Hwy. at Polonia, Wl. LUNCH ON GROUNDS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Furniture, washer and dryer, dressers, grandfather clock, reclining chair, swivel rocker, 3 oak chairs, table, humidifier, electric heater, fan, phonograph and stand, Singer treadle sewing machine, large amount of pillows, blankets, sheets, pillow cases, doilies, towels, fruit jars, 6 crocks, 2 bean jars, dishes, pots pans, set of china service for 8, lawn furniture, picnic table, meat grinder, set of cookware, cast iron frying pan, knives, and kitchen utensils, toaster, iron', can opener, hanging lamp, ironing board, rakes, shovels, hoes and miscellaneous items too numerous to mention.

SPECIAL ITEMS: Bee boxes, lawn roller, sausage stuffer. large trunk, wheel barrow, wrenches, and hand tools, axes and saws. TERMS: Cash. Clerked by Doede Sales, Rosholt. Wl.

Sale conducted by: BUNCZAK REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS Rosholt, Wl Phone 341-2306 or 446-2091 Joe Bunczak, Auctioneer LEGALS wm si r' LEGALS Publish May 30. 31. June lviS NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RETAIL LIOUOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given that application has been made to the Town Board of Linwood for a Class Retail Liouor License to sell, from the date hereof until June 30, tOM, intoxicating liovor as defined by the Wisconsin statutes, at retail, subiect to the limitations imposed bv Chapter of the statutes and all acts amendatory thereof and suoolemenlary thereto, at the described premises in the Town of Linwood by John S. Trecka of 733t S. County P.

Doug Moskonas Clerk Town of Linwood. Wl May J. rW. Publish May 30. 31, June iw NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RETAIL LIOUOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given that application has been made fo the Town Board of Linwood for a Class Retail Liouor License to sell, from the date hereof until June 30.

fvM. intoxicating liouor as defined by She Wisconsm statutes, at retail, subiect to the limitations imposed by Chapter ITS of the statutes and en acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto, at the described premises in the Town of Linwood by Scott E. Fisctter of 71S H.ver Drive. Clerk LEGALS Publish May II. June 1.

3, IMS NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE Notice Is hereby given mat ap plication has bam made to ale Town Board Of Stockton for a Class A Retail Liouor License to sell from the date hereof until June 30. Woe. intoxicating liouor as defined bv Subsection 12) of Section I7e 01 of ttie Wisconsin statutes, at retail, subiect to the limitations imposed bv Chapter 17 of the statutes and all acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereof, at the described premises in the Town of Stockton by David A Demlmg of Route 1. tola. Wl (Oldies But Goodies).

HaroM Gosh Clerk Town of Stockton. May mi ts..