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Seebantz free B-6 Tht Pott-Crnctnl. Appiton-Nwnoh-Mniho. Wis. Thursday, J'Jfie 5, 1 986 Library 'progressive Living Is Easy At Willow Creek Clintonville council told Wi(Fou Qccfo Excellent location Spacious living quarters Contemporary decor Willow Creek Apartments are for you. Elegant and affordable.

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on Sunday. Phone; Please call Gene or Bev, our Managers, at 7.14-7717 for more information. An innovative approach to luxury living. Convenience for today's lifestyle. This is Willow Creek Apartments, conveniently located at 1401 South Nicolet Road, a little less than one mile south of the new Holiday Inn.

Willow Creek Apartments offers easy access to Highway 41 and to the new Fox River Mall, and is located within the Appleton School District. Knjoy brand new two bedroom, two hath luxury apartments of 1,050 to 1,300 square feet in a complex hich offers such amenities as a woodbuming fireplace in each apartment, an indoor heated pool, whirlpool, and sauna, a recreation area, underground parking, elevator service, and much more in a security-locked building. pending appeal ANTIGO A 34-year-old Appleton man sentenced last month to two years in prison for harboring a man wanted for the Dec. 27, 1983, murder of Margaret Anderson in Green Bay has been released from custody pending appeal of his conviction. Frank "Frog" Seebantz, 705 N.

Richmond Appleton, was released from the Langlade County jail Tuesday afternoon following a hearing before Circuit Judge James Jan-sen. Seebantz' attorney, public defender Michael W. Hoover of Wausau, asked for a stay of the judgment pending appeal. Jansen, noting that Seebantz owns two parcels of land in the county and had made all previous court appearances, granted the stay and allowed him to be released on a $15,000 signature bond. Seebantz had been held in the county jail here awaiting transport to prison since being sentenced May 6.

He was found guilty in February by a jury of aiding and abetting Randolph J. Whiting, a former Oconto man convicted in March 1985 of killing of Margaret Anderson of Green Bay. Whiting was arrested Aug. 30, 1984, at Seebantz' mobile home near Glea-son, about 12 miles northwest of An-tigo. Seebantz, former president of the D.C.

Eagles motorcycle club, pleaded not guilty to the charge, contending that he was negotiating with Apple-ton police to turn Whiting in. No date has been set for any appeal proceedings. month. The report also noted that the year involved extra activity on the part of the Library Board developing plans for a new library. The architectural firm of Stubenrauch Associates was employed to do a feasibility study of the new library site at Eighth and Hemlock streets.

Friends of the Clintonville Public Library was organized in the fall of the year. Initial membership of 50' has risen to about 150, the report said. Although a proposal to begin construction of the library failed to receive council backing for 1986, the Friends group remains supportive through fund-raising efforts. The report also explains that as part of a plan to make the local library's resources available for sharing with other libraries and to provide quality service to local users, a comparison of the Clintonville holdings with the state-wide database, WISCAT, was started. Two people were employed to compare and match the local library titles with those on WISCAT and to record the necessary information.

The titles will now be listed in WISCAT to make the library's collection more accessible to other libraries in the area. CLINTONVILLE "Hie Clinton-ville Public Library is progressive and involved in seeking better ways to provide access to the many materials available for use at the local, regional and state levels," said head Librarian Harriet McCauley in her annual report to the Clintonville Common Council. The written report, submitted in mid-May, states that during 1985, Library Services and Construction Act funds were used to help develop guidelines for the preparation and presentation of library budgets for state libraries serving smaller communities. The Clintonville library was selected as one of a few libraries to be interviewed to learn how the budget is prepared and presented to the Common Council. As one of 20 libraries involved in a pilot project for Output Measures for Children's Services, statistics were gathered at the local library in April and October of last year from the children's and adult departments.

From the data collected it was learned that during 1985, the city library circulated 6.9 books per capita in the local school district; 42.9 of the school district residents are registered patrons of the library; and 32,851 visits were made to the library with an average of 2,738 visits per APARTMENTS Special Rental Incentive $300 Gift Certificate (Fnini American of Appleton ft iih Earh I Yr. Lrur) HOLIDAY a HI American Investment Group, Ltd. A Rollie Winter Croup Ltd. Company 3003 W. College Ave.

(111)734-7717 Appleton, WI 54914 (i14)733-3214 BaSlklJ Neenah police boat sinks STOCK LUMBER'S and TV i -----1 WINDOW Sale Ends JUNE 14th, 1986 WILLOW CREEK NICOLET RD. HWV. 41 SAVE BIG ON BAYS, BOXES AND BOWS .1 WIND OW QUALITY YOU CAN AFFORD. 4 By Pete Bach Pot-Crsn1 tlaM wrltr NEENAH Neenah police were pumping out the department's 28-foot Chris Craft rescue boat this morning after the boat unexpectedly sank in its stall at the Whiting Boat House. Police suspected that water entered near a water pump on one of the two engines.

The craft was found mostly submerged by a park department employee who was moving equipment in the boat house, which is located on the north side of the Fox River next to Doty Park. At noon, police were pumping water from the boat and its bilge in order to inspect the craft closely. The exact cause of the leak had not been determined, but Capt. Ken Foster said some problems with leakage had been experienced this year. "We've been to every good boat man in the area to try to find out what the problem is, and they don't know," Foster said.

"Now we're going to go back to the factory." Police Chief D.J. Forcey said chances are good the boat can be repaired. Meetings events MANAWA Nutrition will be the topic of the Waupaca County Multiple Sclerosis Support Group when II meets at 7:30 p.m. June 9 at the Unified Industries, 215 Center St. Lillian J.

Smith Halverson, associate professor of Human Ecology at West Virginia Wes-leyan College, will be the guest speaker. She will stress the Importance of a well-balanced diet for MS patients. A Clintonville native and graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Stout, she is dortorial candidate in Human Nutrition and Food Service Management at Ohio State University. She has been a registered dietitian since 1972. Horse shows at Chilton CHILTON The annual Calumet County youth horse show will begin at 9 a.m.

Saturday at the county fairgrounds. The competition is open to all youth age 19 or younger, with a special class for 4-H alumni, parents and leaders. Volunteers to help set up the ring have been asked to report at 7 Friday. Hie tie Calumet County Riding Club horse show will be held Sunday, starting at 9:30 a.m. at the same arena.

There is no admission charge for either show. "If what we surmised happened, there won't be too much damage," Forcey said. The boat has dual engines and both of them were submerged. The water is about six feet deep where the craft sank. Police had used a sling and block and tackle to raise the stern in order to pump out the bilge.

Continued from page 1 ended by the Gilbert Nash building at 320 N. Commercial St. Those blood locations would appear to back up the prosecution's version of events. Neenah Police Officer John Towns said, however, that he did not number the blood samples until after returning to the station because of the cold weather, and he could not be absolutely sure the samples were numbered correctly. Fink unsuccessfully called for a mistrial because of the "misleading" nature of that evidence.

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