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1 a Monday. Februory 24, 1964 Appleton Pett-CrcKCuttt Vital Statistics OBITUARIES I OBITUARIES Richard C. Jentz 124 E. RandaU St TArW nfith I Mr. and Mrs.

Anton J. Her edly at 11:15 p.m. Saturday. She was born February 3, 1905 in Port Edwards, and bad been a resident of Appleton for mus. 109 Ferry St, Wrights- Age passed away Saturday after 9 ihwt i1lrw Hp vac i Mrs.

reier ama, 01, route town. Giritonville. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Steffens, nact IS vpar Rh 9 Carl F.

Butt, 70, route 1, Fre- 733 Jefferson St, Menasha, monL I Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Vissers, faith Lutheran uu uien ai we cnurcn "Cy Mr. Pnrlnlntl ic Carla J. Marzinzik, 2-year-old 318 S.

Schaefer Appleton. until time of services. Harry Barkholtz, Sr. i (Lillian) 1433 N. HaU Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. David Brandt ianeview Aim, Corp. before his retirement He'ed by her husband; one daugh-: iiv E3 Um Tmiday Man 'Vj 1834 E. Pauline Appleton.

ClintonviUe Community: was a member of Zion Ev. Luth- Rosemary, Madison; one Joseph A. Drawenek daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marzinzik, New London.

Mrs. Alice Garske, 72, route 2. New London. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Age 54. passed away at the 2021 Cermak Rd Chicago' Carl, Great Lakes, home of her daughter Mrs. CarljAge formerly of kaukauna, iShSs MVT HemES four brothers. William Karberg. wX X'T Calif, Karl and Rus- Neely, route 1, Bear Mrs.

A. G. Rudolph. 59, 813 Gerald E. Woodland Annleton.

iCreek Sons to: Rmnklvn. anrf sh has two sons. Melvin sel, Port Edwards, Richard C. Jentz, 64, 124 Randall Appleton. Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall Roben- George, Milwaukee. Funeral lived ADDleton for the nasti. i- Russell, all or Appleton; uvea in Appieion lor ine pasi Martin Drawenek. Survivors are thrp hrnthpi-c.

Victor and Har-37 vears. Mrs. Barkholtz is sur- mree Dromers, victor ana nar haRen, Clintonville. Mrs. Harry Barkholtz, 54, 1433 Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Wedde. N. Hall Appleton. a u.

"a wuc' c'yn; lwu sons, jo- old, Appleton; Karl, Beloit; vivea oy ner nusDana, narry, ir UWW Pin Bowler. Kaukauna Community: Rain Is Forecast for Monday night for the Tennessee valley southward through the lower Mississippi valley and into the west Gulf coast region. Light snow is predicted for the upper Great Lakes westward through eastern portions of the northern plains, the northern and central plateaus. It will be warmer along the west-ern Great Lakes, the middle Mississippi valley and the central plains. It will be colder over the rest of the nation while it will be milder over the southern Pacific coastal regions.

(AP Wirephoto Map) and David, Chicago; one step-Kathleen) Byrns Appleton;) George D. DJehj, Appleton; three sons. Harry Roy and tw0 daughters Mrs. otti Luedt- three sisters, Mrs. Paul (Amanda) Brandt, Shawano; Mrs.

Ray (Martha) Kading, Rt 3, Apple-ton; 17 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Funeral serv Twins, a boy and a girl, to services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Faith Lutheran Church with Rev. H. E.

Simon officiating. Burial will be in Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Brett-' Schneider Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Tuesday until 10 a.m. Wed-, nesday and then at the church until the hour of the service.

iwmnun, i.u ke Kaukauna and Mrs. Jack tors, Mrs John Gross, and Mrs Collins. Cicero, one sister, Harry Hirschback, both i Walter William'St Emhurst ices will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Zion Ev. Lutheran Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Kempen, 608 S. Lee Appleton. Daughters to: Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Van Camp, route 1, Kaukauna. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Schmit, 1508 E.

Main Little Chute. Miss Katherine H. Weinman. 76. route 1, Neenah.

Mrs. Leona H. Peterson, 63, route 1, New London. Deaths Elsewhere Joseph A. Drawenek, 63, Chicago, 111., formerly of Today's Births Appleton Memorial: Sons to: Mr.

and Mrs. James Lembcke, lV'ilSLbt-9 with Rev. W. H. Gam-fefd at 9 ng.

BurW will be in Highland Memorial Park. Temperatures Around Nation Error Noted in Post-Crescent Financial Story d.ui. ai oi. raui gallium; vnurcii, St Therese Catholic Church with interment in St. with Rev.

Patrick McMahonjMar6 cemetery. Chicago. Pastor of St Thomas More, of- Frien(fs ca Zafrean ficiatmg. Interment will be in Funeral Homc 1943 JoseDh Cemeterv. Fnpnds'j Friends may call at the Valley Katherine J.

Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Mon-! day until 10 a.m. Tuesday then at the church until the i Neenah. Wis. Son to Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Feldkamp, route 3, Kaukauna. Theda Clark: Son to Mr. and Mrs. A i 1 i ii i ii i mcago, auer p.m.

Mon- In the Post-Crescent Business BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS niay can ai me vvicnmann ru-h 823 N. Bennett Appleton. pr Home after 7 p.m. Mon Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Gehr- Dahl 2575 Belaire Drive, and Industry report edition last Friday a story was published Albany, cloudy hour of the service. Carlo J. Marzinzik 310 E. Hancock New London Age 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Appleton 34 37 31 Mrs. Alice Garske Rt. 2, New London day. Kosary will be prayed at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.

Age 76, passed away early Monday morning. She was born Feb. 27, 1887 in the Town of Neenah. She taught school in Hortonville, Crandon and Neenah and later was a graduate of Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Chi- Albuquerque, clear on growth of Fox Cities financial firm last vpar. An error .04 Appleton, cloudy Age 72, passed away at Marzinzjk, passed away Daughters to: Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Uchen-becker route 2, Neenah. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mathi-son, route 1, Box 298, New ke, Hortonville.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Behrent route 1, Kaukauna. Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard V. Adams, Fremont Daughters to: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kam- Carl F. Butt in figures in the article has been nta, clear noted.

Rnstnn rlmiHv 35 a.m. ounuay auer a sum suddently at 12:15 a.m. Sunday ness. She was born August her Sne was born cago. She was director of the Rt 1, Fremont .02 'Age 70, passed away Sunday aft- ke.

500 S. Story Appleton. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rusk, Births Elsewhere Regarding First NatlonalBuffalo, snow 30 Bank of Appleton, total assets Chicago, clear 30 as of Dec.

31 were listed as Cincinnati, clear 39 -m. i Cleveland, snow 30 $63,631,654. They should have Denvcr ar 30 1831 on m. mew unaon, ana: sept 2l, 1961 in New London, was an honorary member of theIn additjon to her parents Car-Ladies Aid Society of the a survjved by her grandfa-Lutheran Church, Sugar Bush. ther Hector Vandelous, New Mrs.

Garske is survived by oneiLondon; one brother, Robert; daughter, Mrs. sister- Janis: chervl: Ternoon at the New London Com-02 munity Hospital after a long He was born in the Town of Waupaca, Sept. 12, 1893 and 2600 W. Wisconsin Apple- Son to Mr. and Mrs.

James Beaumont, Carthage, 111. Grand .03, was a member of St. Peter read up cloudy 35 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mar (Gladys) Weber, Greenleaf, Fairbanks, cloudy 39 tin Beaumant, 1128 W.

Winnebago Appleton. from the previous year, according to a statement furnished by the bank. Rose; Verna. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Emmanuel Lutheran Church, New London, with burial in the Lutheran Cemetery, in ton.

Mr. and Mrs. Norris Bubolz, 1028 W. Harris Appleton. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph L. Benton 319 E. Greenfield Appleton. St Elizabeth: Sons to: Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Kloes, .01 one son, Warren, Rt. 2, New London; two sisters, Mrs. John Lucht, Fremont and Mrs. Lydia Tech, Madison Hat, Alberta, Canada; 5 grandchildren.

Funeral services will be Fort Worth, clear 61 Honolulu, clear 83 Indianapolis, clear 34 Jacksonville, clear 55 Juneau, cloudy 44 Kansas City, clear 38 Los Angeles, clear 72 the town of Lebanon. Rev. Fred Visiting Nurse Association in Oshkosh and was county nurse for Winnebago County for 20 years prior to her retirement for 1955. She was a member of St. Margaret Mary Catholic church.

Miss Weinman is survived by four brothers, Peter, Town of Neenah; George, Neenah; Bernard, Oshkosh; Philip, Niles, two sisters, Mrs. Miles Baer, Rt. 1, Neenah; Mrs. W. L.

Brown, Northbrook, 111. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Thursday from the Kessler Funeral Home, Neenah, and at 10 a.m. at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church.

Interment will be in St. Patrick Cemetery. Friends may call at the Kessler Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Wednesday. Rosary will be prayed at 8 p.m.

Wednesday at the funeral home. Milwaukee Produce MILWAUKEE (AP) Produce: Potatoes Idaho Burbanks Lutheran Church of Weyauwega all of his life. Mr. Butt is survived by his wife, the former Meta Wohlt; one son, Leland, Fremont; two step-sons, Lawer-ence Kiesow, Oshkosh, and Marvin Kiesow, Rt. 1, New London; two brothers, Ern.il Butt, Oshkosh, and Louie Butt, Waupaca; 5 grandchildren.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. Peter's Lutheran Diabetes Film to be Shown at Green Bay A film and panel discussion erick Heideman will officiate. Wednesday at 2 m. from the Friends may call at the Kirch- i.umeicm wiuicn, ouB er Funeral Home, New London, russets 4.35-fifl; Wisconsin round until 10 a.m.

Tuesday and then on ine 01 cenavior, Emotion and Life Experience whites 2.25-50; Minnesota and on Diabetes" will be offered the dumi, wiui unci mem in me new Maple Creek Cemetery. Rev. Julius Manteufel will officiate. Friends may call after 12 noon Tuesday at the Cline and Han .01 public by the Northeastern Wis 1925'4 E. John Appleton.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Eyck, 414 E. Commercial Appleton. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl W. Ebelt, 1000 Kamps Appleton. Daughters to: Mr. and Mrs.

Denis Uiten-brock, route 4, Appleton. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Resch, 607 Winneconne Neenah. consin Lay Society of Wisconsin at the church until time of services.

Mrs. A. G. Rudolph (Myrtle) 813 E. Woodland Ave.

Age 59, passed away unexpect- Louisville, clear 41 Memphis, clear 51 Miami, clear 65 Milwaukee, clear 28 Paul, cldy 12 New Orleans, clear 53 New York, cloudy 37 Oklahoma City, clear 39 Omaha, cloudy 19 Philadelphia, cloudy 33 Phoenix, clear 66 Pittsburgh, cloudy 29 Church, Weyauwega, with the Rev. John C. Dahlke officiating. Interment will be in the Oak Wood Cemetery, Weyauwega. son Funeral Home, New Lon North Dakota reds 2.25-50.

Cabbage: home grown 1.75-2.00; Florida, Texas crates 3.25-50. Onions: Idaho white mediums 4.00; California medium and jumbo red 3.50; Wisconsin yellow globes 1.60-75. Diabetes Association at the YMCA, Green Bay, at 8 p.m. don, until 11 a.m. Wednesday and then at the church until time of services.

Friends may call at the Bauer Wednesday. Funeral Home, Fremont, after 2 The panel will feature Aaron Savage, consultant of child be havior and development. State Board of Health, Green Bay; Miss Ann E. Olmsted, nutritionist, State Board of Health, Green Investment Trusts, Misc. Quotes New York Stock Quotations At 12 o'clock Noon, New York Time Furnished by Wayne Hummer and State Bank Bldg.

OPEN EVENINGS SATURDAY MORNINGS by APPOINTMENT Portland, cldy 37 Portland, cldy 58 Richmond, cloudy 38 St. Louis, clear 36 Salt Lake City, clear 38 San Diego, clear 75 San Francisco, clear 70 Bay, and Miss Mary Norton, Brown County Public Health nurse. Investment Trusts i Bost Fd 9 87 10.79 Chem Fd 13.07 14.9l Eaton Howard I Miu Quotes 12 12Vj III Brick 234 24V4 Cent Air 4'a Nuclear 194 19 16'. 1 43' 45', 37 S2'4 5 Bal Fd 12.M 13.91 Seattle, clear 52 36 .01 Webcor 334 4 14.80 14.05 17.01 1(39 Tampa, clear 52 47' III Gas 6434 65 Bergstrom 15V I6V4 i.101 Stk Fd Fid Fd Inc Inv I MIT Gr Nat Inv We Act As Dealers In INVESTMENT TRUSTS end at Agtntt on Over-the-Counter Transactions Washington, cloudy 38 Winnipeg, cloudy 5 3344 1S.95 17.43 1.55 9.34, 16.51 17.85! Olin 5Vj-82 121 Comb Lks 16 17 Case 5' 3-83 86 Wis 244 Badg No 7H I Scl Res 40 10314 1734 3ft'4 Milwaukee Livestock MILWAUKEE (AP)- Cattle: Friday's market steady; good to choice steers good to choice heifers 18.00-20.00; commercial to standard Holstein steers 15.00 17.00; commercial dairy heifers 14.00-16.00; utility cows 13.50-14.50; canners and cutters 12.00-13.50; commercial (T Trace) Wisconsin Cheese 1 Wm St 13.95 15.25' Puritan 9.1 9.90 SI Am Sti 10.33 11.18 Well Fd 14.84 U.17I Wit Fund 7.03 7.60 42 ll'l 43' MADISON (AP) Wisconsin with low supply. Prices: Ched Jl' Prospectus Furnished on Request: cheddar cheese market today: steady; demand fair to dars 36-38n4; 40-pound blocks 107 36-39; single daisies 38-3834; suDDlies of large styles ade hulls 1RS(1 19 00! common to 4 I longhorns 3814-39; midgets 373i- quate, small styles fully ample, uuuiy lb.wi-iB.uu.

40V4. Good demand for aged cheese Calves: Friday market AMERICAN BUSINESS SHARES CENTURY SHARES CHEMICAL FUND "EATON ond HOWARD STOCK FUND EATON ond HOWARD BALANCE FUND BOSTON FUND SELECTED AMERICAN SHARES steady; top choice and prime FIDELITY FUND INCORPORATED INVESTORS MASS. GROWTH STOCK FUND MASS. INVESTORS FUND NATIONAL INVESTORS PUTNAM FUND WISCONSIN FUND 32.00 36.00; good to choice calves 26.00 32.00; common Firestone 41a Pann Dixie Ford 24' Pure OI For Dairy lO'i Penney, a Penn, P. Gen Dynem 21 Pecwl-cola Gen Elee H'H Phelps Dodge Gen Food Phillips Pet Gen Mills Proc 4 Gamb Gen AAotor BO' Pullman Gen Pub Serv Gen Tet 32H Radio Corp Giant Ca 13''4 Raytheon Goodrich 53V, Rexall Drug Goodyear 4.1' Rep Steel Nor S7V Royal McBee Or See 25 Royal Dutch Gulf Oil IH St Regit Heudale Ind 29 Schenley Sears Roe IBM 5S Servel Inland Steel 4344 Sinclair Oil Intl Harv .4 Socony Mobil InH Nickel 72'j South Co Intl Paper Jl South Rail Intf TIT S4H Soerry Rand Stand Brands and 70 Std Oil Calif Johns Man Std Oil Ind Std Oil Kaiser Alum 37 Studa Pack Kenn Cooper Sunray Kimberly Clark A.1H Swift Co Kresge 2t' Kroger 27 Term Gas Texas Co McN I l'4 Texas Gulf Ua A Meyer 7 Texas Inst Litton 71'4 Textron Corp Lockheed 35 Trl-Cont Marshall Fid 40 Union Carbide Martin, Glen Un El Mo Minn Honeywell 13 United Aire Merck lit United Corp Mon Ward 374 United United FruM Nat Bis Univ Match Nat Dairy US Rubber Natl Distiller 23' Steel Cent 34S Nor Pae 50 Westing Elec No Amar Ay 5(R Western Union Norf West 120 Wilson Co Wis El Power Olin Math 47 Wi Pub Sor Outboard Mar 14 Woolworth VI Pan Amar Air 47 Youngst Parke Davit 35 Zenith 18.00 26.00; culls 18.00 and! down.

I AMW Lb 12M Admiral 17H Air doelon iV AHghny Corp 'J1 AHiad Ctitm SiH AIMt Chclmvi Amar Airllnw 0H Aluminum Ltd 21 Amrlen Cn Amy Cywi 's Amr Motort Mt Anw RsdUtw A U'H Aim Tnbaeea Anaconda M' Armour Ashland OH Ateh M3 Avcs J3 Backman Inat tt endi Avla th Staal oalng 41 Borg-Warnar Bordan Co W4 Burr Add Ma 22 Brunswick 10 Ball Air tit yv Can Pat asa. I 12 Caianasa 2' i st 20 CM 3 Chryilar 41 Ciia Sarv Col Comw Ed Com Ed iJVi Containar Corp 33 Corti'l Credit 40 Corn Product 3H Curtis Wright 1' Cutl Hammer 1V etrolt Ed S2H Oouglaa 22H Dow Cham 20 Ou Pont IWh Eagla Plohar ITt Eatman Kod 12Wi El Pass IV Patrmont Fd iVk FedrJera 16' i Hogs: Friday's market WELLINGTON FUND ond all other fundi qualified for sate In Wisconsin 72' 54': 59 'a 75Vj 61Vj 4'7 tl 32 474 20 747, 24V, 434 M' 47 130'i 27' 4a 19 21 steady to 25 higher; average to good quality butchers 180 250 John M. Balliet Agency, Inc. "We Specialize In Bonds ond Can Sign Them On The Spot" lbs 14.50-15.00; top 15.25; 250 -300 lbs 13.50-14.00; sows 325 lbs and down 12.00 13.00 350 lbs and up 11.00-12.00; boars 10.00-11.00. Sheep and lambs: Friday's iiiiaiinft Mi WAYJVE HUMMER 0.

Members of the New York Stock Exchange and Other Principal Exchanges J. W. LAWLOR, Resident Partner Robt H. Chase, Robt. W.

Zwicker, Clifford E. Vincent Henry C. Krueger, Representatives market steady; prime lambs 12 5ffj21.00-22.00; good to choice 12.00- BONDS and INSURANCE 20.00; common to utility 12.00 culls 10.00 13.00; ewes 5.00-7.00; bucks 3.00-5.00. Estimated receipts for Monday: 1,60 cattle, 2,000 calves, 700 hogs and 200 sheeO. 37H 3314 39 in 2734 4534 72 .129 80' 'Established 1914" Phone RE 9-4 22 4 123 So.

Appleton St. APPLETON Ph. RE 4-1475 Superv. Catlln moved to givt a vote of. thanks to Superv, Jarchow for his services the past year.

Motion prevailed. No. 18. Minutes of the Various committees since the last session. Under the rules same were laid over.

No. 19. Minutes of the Executive Committee since 1 tht last session. Under the rules same were laid over. No.

20. Report of the Purchasing General Accounts Com-, mittee.lPer Diem Mileage) REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PURCHASING AND GENERAL ACCOUNTS (Per Diem Mileage) Name Days Miles Per Diem Mileage Gross Respectfully submitted, ZONING COMMITTEE: Lecker, Root, Ruhsam. Superv. Appleton moved to adopt. Roll call.

52 aye, 3 absent, resolution adopted. No. 9. Resolution of the Executive Committee. (Confirming the sale of "in Rem" property to various parties.) List attached.

To The Honorable, The Outagamie County Board of Supervisor Gentlemen: WHEREAS, on December 3, 1963 there was a Public Auction of properties which had been taken under "In Rem" foreclosure proceedings and, WHEREAS, property described In Exhibit hereto attached, were sold to various parties as therein listed. NOW THEREFORE, the undersigned committee recommends adoption of the following resolution: BE IT RESOLVED, that the sale of "In Rem" property to the parties and for the amounts set forth on Exhibit hereto attached, are hereby confirmed. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the County Clerk sign the instruments of conveyance to be prepared by the Corporation Counsel to each of the purchasers upon payment of uch price. Dated this 10th day of December, 1963. Respectfully submitted, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Fulcer, DeLaHunt, Root, Weyers, Cunningham.

Superv. Appleton moved to adopt. Roll call. 54 aye, 1 absent, resolution adopted. No.

10. Report of county clerk on bills over $500. REPORT OF COUNTY CLERK ON BILLS OVER $500.00 1. Bros. Install sink, Plamann School 511.35 2.

Johnson Publishing 16 City Directories 642.70 3. H. C. Miller Company, Real Estate Personal Property Tax Receipts 1,222.62 4. Rockford Map Publishers, 1000 Plat Books 2,805.00 5.

Fox Valley Construction, Burning destroying buildings at New Airport 700.00 6. C. S. A. Reporting Corporation, Transcript rt.

North Central Inv. 875.60 7. Soil Testing Services, Partial services for engineering for the period to Nov. 30, 1963 2,828.25 8. Azco Partial payment for contract 6,926 40 9.

C. W. Rollman Construction Eng. services 1,137.24 10. Fox Valley Construction General construction Est.

No. 1 17,210.00 11. Fox Valley Construction Co. General construction Est. No.

2 36,632.40 12. George E. Peofter, Appraisal fees 1,862.50 13. Belling Pharmacy, Immunization supplies. Nurse 1,690.18 14.

McClone Const. Supply Control Center facilities, C. Defense 1,569.00 County Board Proceedings DECIMtER SESSION County Clark'i Otflca, Dec. 10th, 193, 9:30 A. M.

Board mat pursuant to adjournment and called to order by Alvin Fulcer, Chairman. Clark called the roll. Members present Appleton, Austin, Bsrtr, Klllan, Carpenter, Catlln, Corcoran, Cunningham, DeLa-Hunt, Oiastler, Dieti, Dunbar, Esler, Farrell, Fischer, Fred-cricks, Greisch, Orunwaldt, Heenan, Heldemann, Helms, Hon, Hoolihan. Jens, Jlmos, Kavanaugh, Kloes, Kostka, Kroea, Laedtka, Lacker, McClone, Miller Clarence, Miller George, Peeters, Pelton, Paotter, Perkins, Remley, Retson, Roepcke, Root, Ruhsam, Sasman, Schade, Schmeichel, Schreiter, Spreeman, Verfurth, Weyenberg, Weyers, Fulcer. Members absent Babbitt, Conradt and Jarchow.

The chair announced that he had excused Superv. Jarchow from this, morning's session. There being no objection ha wa excused. No. I.

Communications from the Town Clerk of the Town of Bovine and the city clerk of the City of Seymour. (Appointment of Ray Puis In place of Ervin Conradt and Joseph Helmka In place of Marvin Babbit.) Superv. Appleton moved the appoint-ments be confirmed and their names be placed on the roll. Motion prevailed. The board arose and stood one moment In silent prayer.

Minutes of the Nov. 7, 1963 meeting read and approved. Mrs. Weimer of the League of Women Voters appeared before the board and extended an Invitation to the board for a luncheon en Jan. 14, 1964.

Superv. Jlmos moved to accept the Invitation. Motion prevailed. No. J.

Communication from Vern A. Verhulst, detention supervisor, Division of Corrections. (Jail Inspection.) Same was referred to the Public Property Insurance Committee. No. 3.

Petitions of Anton Dietzen, Town of Buchanan, Oneida Park and Leo P. Golper, Town of Grand Chute for rezon-Ing. Same were referred to the Board of Adjustment Zoning. No. 4.

Report of county treasurer. (Cancelling outstanding Checks.) Same was received and placed on file. Superv. Kloes moved that the Executive Committee make a report at the time the State begins to pay 12.50 for bounty and that the county reduce our bounty at that time to $2.50 and never pay more than 15.00 altogether. Motion prevailed.

No. J. Third quarterly report of the county auditors. Superv, Verfurth moved to dispense with the reading and the report be received and placed on file. Motion prevailed.

No. (. Report of the Courts Adm. of Justice Committee. (Annual report of county tudge Branch No.

1) Superv. Appleton moved same be received and placed on file. Motion prevailed. No. 7.

Report of the Dept. of Public Welfare. (Unpaid relief claims.) To The County Board of Supervisors Of Outagamie County, Wisconsin. Gentlemen: Your committee on Dept. of Public Welfare beg leave to re-port that they have examined the following accounts referred to them and recommend that they be allowed, disallowed or disposed of as sat forth in the schedule hereto annexed: No.

Bill Name Nature of Account Allowed 1 4 $14.00 .32. 14.32 1 32 14.00 2.56 .1 56 1 44 14.00 3.52 17.52 1 2 14.00 .16 14.16 1 66 14.00 5.28 19 21 1 64 14.00 5.12 19.12 1 4 14.00 .32 14.32 1 41 14.00 3.28 17.28 1 18 14.00 1.44 15.44 1 4 14.00 .32 14.32 1 19 14.00 1.52 15.52 1 30 14.00 2.40 16.40 1 14.00 .48 14.48 1 44 14.00 3.52 17.52 1 4 14.00 .32 14.32 1 32 14.00 2.56 16.56 1 14.00 .64 14.64 1 44 14.00 3.52 17.52 1 2 14.00 .16 14.16 1 32 14.00 2.56 16.56 1 2 14.00 .16 14.16 1 14 14.00 1.12 15.12 1 55 14.00 4.40 18.40' 14 00 1.12 15.12 1 2 14.00 14.16 1 14.00 .32 14.32 1 14 00 .32 14.32 1 18 14.00 1.44 15.44 1 1 2 14.00 .16 14.16 1 14 14.00 1.12 15.12 1 22 14.00 1.76 i 15.74 i' 1 51 14.00 18.08 1 6 14.00 .48 14.48 r1 1 70 14.00 5.60 19.60 Jt 1 14.00 .32 14.33 1 64 14.00 5.12 14 00 .16 14,16 1 42 14.00 3.36 17.36 1 25 14.00 jm 16.00 1 I 14-00 J2 14.32 1 14.00 .64 14.64 1 54 14.00 4.32 18.32 1 30 14.00 2.40 '16 40 1 40 14.00 3.2(1"" "17.20 1 33 14.00 2.44 16 64 1 2 .14 1 i 1 14, 14.00 J.12 4112 "I 14 00 14.16 14 00 .96 14.94 1 .18 14.00 1.44, 15 44 1 IB 14.00 1.44 15.44 1 30 4 00 ,2.40 16.40 1 4 14.00 .48 14.48 Frank Appleton Norman Austin Joseph Helmka Henry Bartj Walter Kilian Cecil Carpenter Mark Catlin Jr Roy J. Puis John N. Corcoran Harry J. Cunningham Russell DeLaHunt Emit Diestler John G.

Dietz Ivan Dunbar Sylvester Esler Peter Farrell Alois C. Fischer Walter F. Fredericks George Greisch I. A. Grunwaldt Patrick Heenan John Heidemann Norman Helms Donald L.

Hon Arthur Hoolihan Theo Jens Andrew C. Jlmos Merritt T. Kavanaugh Eugene F. Kloes Paul Kostka George Kroes Walter Laedtke Arthur Lecker Joseph E. McClone Clarence L.

Miller Christian M. Peeters Glenn Pelton Edward Peotter Stanley Perkins Adam C. Remley Phil Retson Chris Roepcke Emmett W. Root Gerhard Ruhsam Alvin Sasman Desmond G. Schade Harold Schmeichel John R.

Schreiter Rudolph Spreeman Matt Verfurth J. W. Weyenberg Jos. J. Weyers Melvin Jarchow tAlvin w.

Fulcer To Tht Honorable Board of Supervisors Of Outagamie County, Wisconsin Gentlemen: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of supervisors of Outagamit County that the following employes of Outagamie County bt specifically authorized to continue In the employment of Outagamit County until and including the 31st day of December A.D., 1964: Arthur Lemke Outagamit County Teechers College Anna Plutz Riverview Sanatorium. Rose M. Walker Riverview Sanatorium. Helen A. Frieda Pfund Riverview Sanatorium.

Honora Post Airsdale, Riverview Sanatorium. Carl Kreutzman Highway Dept. James Holzer Highway Dept. Edward Achtner County Hospital. Alice M.

Breitenbach County Hospital, Stephen Walsh County Hospital. Dorothy C. Utgaard County Hospital. A. W.

Ponath (Albert) Corporation counsel, court house. Flora S. Ladenburger, Deputy county clerk, court house. Myrtle Corcoran, Tax Lister, court house. Jack Frenzl, Sheriff's court house.

Walter Oestereich, Sheriff's court house. Charles J. Steidl, Traffic Police, court house. Dated this 9th day of December A 1963. MOLLIE E.

PFEFFER, County Clerk Superv. Appleton moved to adopt. Roll call. 43 aye, 9 nay, 1 present, 2 absent, resolution adopted. No.

13. Resolution of the Insurance Committee. (Purchasing General Boiler 8, Machinery Policies from Hartford Steam Boiler and Inspection Insurance Company for $2,788.00) Superv. Esler moved to adopt. Roll call.

53 aye, 2 absent, resolution adopted. No. 14. Report of the Executive Committee on paid bills of the various committees since the last session. Superv.

Lecker moved to dispense with the reading and the accounts be approved as listed. Roll call. 52 aye, 3 absent, report adopted. Original on file In County Clerk's Office. Nto.

40. November meeting. Minutes of the Executive Committee which were leid over. Superv. Root moved to dispense with the reading and the minutes be ratified, adopted, confirmed and made a part of the action of this board.

Roll call. 5) aye, 4 absent, minutes adopted: No 41. November meeting. Minutes of the various committees which were laid over. Superv.

Farrell moved to dispense with the reading and the minutes bt received and placed on file. Motion prevailed. No. 15. Resolution of various supervisors.

(Increase Id (alary for elected officials.) Superv. Hoolihan moved to adopt. Roll call. 21 aye, 33 nay, 1 absent, resolution lost. No.

16. Resolution of the County Highway Committee. (Approving the recommendations of the highway committee or the closing of the balances and deficits In the 1962 and 1963 completed Bituminous and Construction programs and for transferring the net balance in the Bituminous Program to provide funds for other projects, etc.) Superv. Austin moved to adjourn to 1:30 P.M. to-day.

Motion prevailed. RECESS 1:30 P.M. December 10th, 1963. Called to order by chairman Fulcer. Clerk called the roll.

All members present except supervisors Kavanaugh, Lecker, Schade, Verfurth and Weyenberg. The chair announced that he had excused Kavanaugh, Lecker, Schade, Verturth and Weyenberg from this afternoon's session. There being no objection they were excused. No. 16.

Resolution of the county highway committee. Superv. Peotter moved to adopt. Roll call. 49 aye, absent, resolution adopted.

No. 17. Annual reports of Safety Council, Traffic, Public Health, Co. Hospital Golden. Age Home.

Veteran's Service, Co. Civil Defense, Public Welfare, Teachers College, Wolf River Basin Regional Planning, Co. Highway Sheriff, 4-H Club and Co-op. Extension Service. Superv.

Esler moved to dispense with the reading and same bt received and placed on fila. Motion prevailed. 12. City of Appleton, Relief, Marlon Relmer 72.79 Charge to Dane County. 13.

City of Appleton, Relief, Marion Relmer 52.81 Charge to Dane County. 14. City of Appleton, Relief, Marie Rusch 126.10 Charge to County. 15. City of Appleton, Relief, Marie Rusch 128.95 Charge to County.

16. City of Appleton, Relief, Florence Ratllff 33.00 Charge to Oneida County. 17. City of Appleton, Relief, Chas. Skenandora 27.38 Charge to County.

II. City 'of Appleton, Relief, Suzette Thornt 7.37 Deny. 19. City of Appleton, Relief, Betty Urbanek 10.00 Charge to Milwaukee County. 20.

City of Appleton, Relief, Christine Weisenberger 2153 Charqe to County. 21. Richland County, Relief, Erwln Kuse 51.90 Mail to Appleton. 22.. Town of Black Creek, Relief, Roderick M.

LaFond 180.46 'Charge to Calumet County. 23. Town of Cicero, Relief, Ralph Ready 83.57 Charge to Racine County. 24. Town of Deer Creek, Relief, Clarence Samson 44.81 Charge to Waupaca County.

25. Town of Greenville, Relief, Delores Colvin 19.94 Hold. 26. Town of Maine, Relief. Walter Sperry 56.64 Charge to Brown County.

27. Town of Oneida, Relief, Ronald Johnson 86.00 Charge to Winnebago County. 28. City of Kaukauna, Relief, Richard Klllshek 461.06 Charge to Racine County. 29.

City of Kaukauna, Relief, Reuben A. Olson 177.17 Charge to County. 30. City of Relief, Gaylord Morse (Hold) 25.00 31. Winnebago County, Relief, Rochelle Locke (Hold) 32.20 32.

V. Little Chute, Relief, Eugene Turner 501.31 Hold. 33. V. of Little Chute, Relief, Eugene Turner 455.11 Hold.

TOTAL 2,956.29 Dated Nov, 26. 1963 Respectfully submitted, Weyenberg, Carpenter, Miller George, Laedtke, Remley Superv. Esler moved to dispense with the reading and the accounts be processed according to the report. Roll call. 53 aye, 2 absent, report adopted.

No. 8. Resolution of the Zoning Committee. (Advance Industries, Inc.) To The Honorable, The Board of Supervisors of Outagamie County Gentlemen: Pursuant to direction of the County Board, the Board of Adjustment of Outagamie County held a meeting at 10:00 o'clock A.M. on the 6th day of December.

1963 to consider the petition of Advance Industries, Inc. by Victor Sumnicht asking for a rezonlng of 'the following described land In the Town of Grand Chute in Outagamie County from Residential to Commercial: A parcel of land In the Southwest one-fourth (SW') of a Northwest one-fourth (NW'4) and In government lot 3 of Section twenty (20), Township twenty-one (21) North, Range eighteen (181 East, Town of Grand Chute, Outagamie County, Wisconsin, bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the West line of said section Twenty (20) with the North right of way line of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad; thence North, along the West line ot said section Twenty (20), 397.8 feet; thence East, at right angles to the West line of Section Twenty (20), 1131.6 feet, thence South 297.46 feet to a point, thence Easterly with the border of the North right of way line of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad to the point of beginning, and containing 9.2 acres of land mora or less. After consideration ot recommendation from the Town of Grand Chute, the City of Appleton, and the Planning Commission, the Board, being fully advised on the motion, unanimously adopted recommending adoption of the following resolution: BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the petition of Advance Industries, Inc. by Victor Sumnicht for rezoning of the property as described In such petition be allowed. Dated this 10th day of December, 1963 Appleton, Relief, Sandra Champeau to Winnebago County.

Appleton. Relief, Merit Crane TOTALS 55 Appleton, Relief, Geo. Del Hagen (Hold) Appleton, Relief, Jacob Kober to City of Kenosha, Kenosha County. 1,184 $742.00 $94.88 $134 Totals $153,613.24 Dated December 10. 1963.

Respectfully submitted: MOLLIE E. PFEFFER, County Clerk Superv. Retson moved the accounts be paid. Roll call. 54 aye, 1 absent, report adopted.

No. 11. Resolution of the Executive Committee. (Transferring $1,885.55 from contingent fund to the Social Security Fund.) To The Honorable, The Outagamit County Board of Supervisors: Gentlemen: WHEREAS, an audit was made pertaining to Social Security withholding on the offices of Coroner and Publjc Administrator, and inasmuch as the State holds that these were not Independent contractors but employees of Outagamit County, and WHEREAS Social Security due for the period beginning July 1, 1957 through April 30, 1963 amounts to $1,885.55, NOW THEREFORE be It resolved that the sum of $1.885 55 be transferred from the contingent fund to the Social Security fund. Dated this 26th day of November, 1963.

Respectfully submitted, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Fulcer, Root, Cunningham, DeLaHunt. Superv. Appleton moved to adopt. Roll call. 53 ayt, 2 absent, resolution adopted.

No. 12. Resolution of the County Clerk. the employment of persons over 45 years ef age.) Mileage only, paid each quarter. J.

City of Charge 1 City of Hold. City of 4. City of Charge 5. City of Charge City of Charge 7. City of Charge 26.20 5.00 34 00 10.00 117.71 11.99 36.75 33.75 500 1.20 Appleton, Relief, Edna Marston to County.

Appleton, Relief, Edna Marsten to County. Appleton, Relief, Mtrn Newhous to County. Appleton, Relief, Marlent Newhouse to County. Appleton, Relief, Ltroy Pamonleutt (NOTE: George F. Miller present but not paid as he Dated Dec.

10, 1963. 4 Respectfully submitted, Chris Roepcke, Theodore Jens, Norman Helms A Jim. Super- Peotter moved to dispense with the readlno and S. amounts be paid as listed. Roll call.

rwraing ana 49 aye, 4 absent, report adopted. Superv. Esler moved to adoum to January 14, uu a sa a Motion prevailed. MOLLIE E. PFEFFER County Clark I.

City of Charge City of Held 19. City Aopleton, Relief, Wm. Parent (Hold) 11. Cm of Appleton, Relief, Marlon Relmer Charge to City of Madison, Dana County. jr aw.i4Laj.ra; I I.