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1 trm The Herald Merrill Daily Herald Chilsen, Gen. Mgr. Founded May 8, 1908 IT. l.W I i4 Monday MAY 20, 1974 WAbSAU DAILY RECORD-HERALD MERRILL DAILY HERALD I a -a -a 1 1 "1 1 ive still hold jods Six injured in highway accidents over weekend started under EEA Ill 1 it) i Mrs. Blahnik told a State Patrol trooper she was east-bound on Highway 64 when she apparently fell asleep.

She awoke and applied the brakes. The car then slid sideways into a concrete culvert at the Poplar Road intersection. The three women were wearing seat belts. Steven Kleinschmidt, 415 E. Seventh Merrill, was taken to Holy Cross Hospital with body lacerations and bruises after the motorcycle he was driving developed loose steering and went into the ditch on County Highway in the Town of Scott about 2:45 p.m.

Sunday. William Stark IV, 8, no ad dress available, was taken to Sacred heart Hospital in Tomahawk for treatment of lacerations after he was struck by a car driven by Arlene C. Freiberg, 49, Brookfield, while walking on County Highway A in the Town of King northeast of Tomahawk about 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Dennis W.

Lawetzki, 25, Rhinelander, received a head cut and sore back but was not hospitalized after the pickup truck he was driving left Highway 17 and overturned near Pine Lake in Northeastern Lincoln county about 1 a.m. Sunday. Lawetzki told deputies he fell asleep. Ten persons participated In the Emergency Employment Act program in Lincoln County during the past 2 years, and five are still employed by the county or local municipalities. The report was issued by Erwin Leverenz, county resource agent and coordinator of the program.

launched in the fall of 1971, the federal Emergency Employment Act was intended to help initially finance needed new positions in local units of government and provide Jobs for under-employed or unemployed persons. One position is still funded under the program, that of clerk-typist in the Merrill City Hall, a job held by Miss Judy Stockowitz. City funds to continue the post after June 30 have been included in the 1974 budget. Police Patrolman Jack Kleinschmidt and Firefighter Don Stadler were also initially funded with EEA funds and now with city funds. Merrill hired two other persons under the program who have since quit the jobs; a building inspector and a wastewater treatment plant operator.

Tomahawk hired a part-time policeman for summer duty and a building inspector, Jerry Martin, who remains in that post with city funding. Three EEA jobs were created at the county level. Patrick Priebe was named as a trainee and has since become supervisor of the tax description department, succeeding the late Oscar Odegard. A secretary in the county clerk's office and a soils assistant working for the county Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors were also hired with EEA funds and have since left the jobs. 4-H horse clinic well attended will be a permanent structure used for 4-H and Merrill Rider's Saddle Club horse shows.

A work day will be held Tuesday for 4-H and saddle club members to peel posts and level the ground. Events to be held in the arena include 4-H warm-up shows June 15 and July 13, Merrill Rider's Saddle Club show July 21, and a 4-H horse show July 28. The public is Invited to attend all shows. Sunny skies and warm temperatures greeted about 40 Lincoln County members attending the annual 4-H horse clinic In Merrill Sunday. Reginald Bodard, a professional teacher of horsemanship from Green Bay, instructed members in proper riding techniques.

The clinic was held adjacent to the site of a proposed horse arena. The 170- by 240-foot arena, still to be built, Six persons were injured in four accidents on rural Lincoln County highways during the weekend. Three Antigo Route 2 women were injured in a one-car accident on Highway 64 about 5:40 p.m. Saturday, 12H miles east of Merrill. Mrs.

Eileen Blahnik, 57, and her daughter, Debra Ann, 16, were taken to Holy Cross Hospital in Merrill with lacerations and bruises. An-toehr daughter, Mrs. Nancy Poweil, 19, was transferred to Wausau Hospital North, where she was listed today in good condition with an arm fracture, multiple lacerations and other possible injuries. One Memorial Day parade, program set for Monday 7 flow 5o dine 6 5 Today Chapter AA, PEO Sisterhood, buffet supper, Mrs. George Page, Ike Pesobic, Merrill, 6:30 p.m.

Lions Club, Club 64, Merrill, 6:30 p.m. Altar Society, installation of officers and potluck supper, St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Merrill, 6:30 p.m. Battlin' Bluejay Booster Club spring sports banquet, Merrill Junior High School cafeteria, 6:30 p.m. Lawn management clinic, supervisors' room, Lincoln County Courthouse, Merrill, 7 p.m.

Eagles Auxiliary, Eagles Club, Merrill, 7:30 p.m. Auxiliary to Edward Burns Post 46, American Legion Hall, Merrill, 7:30 p.m. Lincoln County Chorus, music room, St. John's Lutheran Church, Merrill, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Turf management clinic, Merrill Golf Club, 9:30 a.m.

Rotary Club, Club Modern, Merrill, noon. Golf Club Women's Division, dinner, Merrill Golf Club, 6:30 p.m. Perma Slim, De Angelus room, Holy Cross Hospital, Merrill, 7 p.m. Merrill DAV Chapter 29, Lincoln Lanes, Merrill, 7:30 p.m. Lincoln County Heart Division meeting, Holy Cross Hospital complex, Merrill, 7:30 p.m.

Sweet Adelines, installation banquet, House of Hibachi, Merrill, 7:30 p.m. Weight Watchers, Menard Junior College, Merrill, 7:30 p.m. Barbershoppers, American Legion Hall, Merrill, 8 p.m. Lincoln County Tavern League, Golde's Music Bar, Merrill, 8:30 p.m. Wednesday Pre school story time, T.

B. Scott Free Library, Merrill, 9:15 and 10:15 a.m. Kiwanis Club, Hinz's Cork Dyne, Merrill, noon. Optimists, Club Modern, Merrill, noon. Perma Slim, Odd Fellows Hall, Tomahawk, 1:30 and 7 p.m.

'Sesame Street' on Channel 12 The state Educational Communications Board (ECB) has made arrangements with WAEO TV, Channel 12, Rhinelander, to telecast the award winning children's series, "Sesame Street," from 4 to 5 p.m. weekdays starting today. Sesame Street" is normally broadcast only by educational television stations but the ECB negotiated with the Children's Television Wdrkshop to allow the series to be aired on WAEO -TV until the Wisconsin Educational Television Network's Channel 20 in Wausau is completed. Channel 12 is donating air time to broadcast the series. I three Stafl Photo Memorial Day will be observed in Merrill next Monday with a parade and a program at St.

Francis Cemetery, sponsored by the Merrill Veterans Council. The parade will begin at 10 a.m. Monday from the City Hall and proceed to the cemetery, probably along East First N0WSH0WING! mm iR 2 Shows 7:00 9:00 Sir Mi A A State Patrol Trooper, Larry George photographs the interior of a car which skidded off Highway 64 about Vi miles east of Merrill about 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Injuring the driver, Mrs. Eileen Blahnik, 57, and her Debra, 16, and Mrs.

Nancy of Antigo Route 2. The three wearing seat belts. Front were broken loose in the impact culvert. Observance to stress soil stewardship Soil Stewardship Week, a nationwide observance emphasizing man's responsibility to conserve natural resources, will be held in Lincoln County this week, Frank Magnus, chairman of the county Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) board, announced. This year's theme, "A Different Place," will emphasize how changes in the nation affect citizens' responsibility to be good stewards of the land, Magnus said.

He cited the energy shortage, environmental pollution and the growing concern over land use as examples of changes affecting natural resources. Several area churches in both Tomahawk and Merrill are participating in special soil stewardship observances. The conservation board provided local churches with programs, bulletin inserts and copies of this year's observance booklet. "We hope that during Soil Stewardship Week, millions of Americans will pause for a moment to consider their responsibilities for the protection and use of the Lord's earth," Magnus said. This year marks the 19th consecutive year that the county's SWCD, along with about 3,000 similar districts in the U.S., has sponsored a soil stewardship week.

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of Hwy. 1 1 7 Merrill FEATURING TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIALS POTATO PANCAKES Noon Luncheons Daily 11 A.M.-2 P.M. car accident injures News COUNTY CENTENNIAL -Members of the Lincoln County Centenial steering committee and representative from subcommittees will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday int the cafeteria meeting room at Lincoln Boys School. RURAL FIRES Merrill firemen were called at 3 27 p.m.

Saturday for a grass and brush fire at the former Town of Birch Dump off Schooley Road west of Irma, and at 1:20 a.m. Sunday when a shack, owned by Roger Hoffman, burned off Swede Road in the Town of Merrill. TIRES SLASHED Joseph Bollech, Merrill Route 2, reported that six tires were slashed in the garage at his home off Center Road in the Town of Pine River early Sunday. TIRES STOLEN Irvin Korst, Minneapolis, and Wayne Ziert, Tomahawk Route 1, each reported a tire and wheel taken from their vehicles late Saturday while they were parked outside supper clubs in the Tomahawk area. LBS GRADUATION Eighteen diplomas were awarded to those completing high school studies and eight to those completing eighth grade daughters, Powiel, 19, all women were bucket seats with a concrete SPECIAL THIS WEEK March bank debits up 10 Bank debits in Merrill during March increased 10 per cent from the same period a year ago, the same increase reflected in the northwestern Wisconsin section' of the ninth Federal Reserve District.

In dollar volume, bank debits at Merrill during March were $25,658,000 compared with $23,290,000 in March of 1973, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Bank debits in Merrill during the 12-month period through March were $285,832,000 or 15 per cent above the preceding 12-month period. In northwestern Wisconsin, the 12-month volume was up 14 per cent from the preceding period. Bank debits are largely checks against depositors' accounts and thus represent payment for goods, services and debts. They include debits against checking accounts of individuals, partnerships, corporations and state and political subdivisions, but do not include debits to savings accounts, accounts of other banks or the federal government.

Bar opens briefs studies during graduation ceremonies at Lincoln Boys School Sunday afternoon. Guest speaker was Wayne Hansen, a Merrill attorney. UNITED WAY The Budget Committee of the Merrill Area United Way will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Wisconsin Public Service Corporation clubroom to review 1975 fund requests from agencies. HEART MEETING The Lincoln County Heart Division will hold a meeting Tuesday at the Holy Cross Hospital complex at 7:30 p.m.

to organize groups to bring information on disease to people in the area. The public is invited to attend. Births SCHMOECKEL, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merrill Route 2, a son born Saturday in Holy Cross Hospital, Merrill.

501 MON. Bill Grefes Home Made BRATWURST Center Cut PORK CHOPS It BIG W. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY ONLY Patrick Cudaby Street in the business district because of street and utilities reconstruction work on Main Street. A local Catholic priest will be the speaker at the Memorial Day Program in St. Francis Cemetery at 10:30 a.m.

The program will include an opening prayer, the national anthem played by the Merrill City band, the pledge of allegiance led by commanders of local veterans organizations, wreath presentations by the Ladies' auxiliaries, the main address, a gun salute by the firing squad, playing of taps and the benediction. The parade will include the VFW firing squad, city band, members of veterans organizations and their women's auxiliaries, marching and in cars, and Boy and Girl Scouts. Those participating are asked to assemble at the City Hall at 9:30 a.m. Kurt Karau, commander of the Merrill Veterans Council, said it now includes four organizations: Edward Burns Post 46 of the American Legion, Schmitt Manecke Donner Post 1638 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Lincoln Barracks 1347 of the Veterans of World War and Merrill Chapter 29 of the Disabled American Veterans. MERRILL 10 PM, Sat.

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Forest Service here. It will be the second major addition since the institute was opened in 1957. An office and laboratory wing was built two years ago. With about 30 staff members, the North Central Forest Experiment Station is responsible for multidisciplinary environmental forest research in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. So.

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