The Post-Crescent from Appleton, Wisconsin • 24

8 8 8 8 8 8 of Problems Legislature Trying to 'Turn Clocks Knowles Says in Blast Post-Crescent Madison Bureau Knowles MADISON has attacked Gov. Warren P. desire of some Wisconsin lawmakers "to turn the clocks back" rather than meet needs of an expanding state population. The blast came as Knowles met with his chief department heads in a cabinet meeting to review budget problems and possible state labor layoffs in light of budget actions of the legislative conference committee. That committee of six Republicans is attempting to settle differences between the two el houses of the Legislature over changes made in the $1.6 billion budget proposal of Republican Gov.

Knowles. Can't Understand "I can't understand the Legislature's failure to recognize the world as it is, the need to move ahead instead of just turning the clock back and say, 'we to do things for Knowles. want, seems to me that the Legislature has to recognize that we are a state, and expanding strowing, they have failed to see objectively the needs of the state," Knowles told the heads of his major operating agencies. He told the cabinet and onlookers that he intends to keep fighting for at least one agency that has borne the brunt of legislative discontent during the three weeks of conference committee deliberations. Douglas Weiford, head of the Department of Local Affairs and Development, told Knowles and his fellow state officials that after that committee's actions, only federal funding was left to support his department's programs.

Major Programs Cut All major, meaningful new programs for Wisconsin municipalities have been cut out of the state-financed budget of his department, he said. Knowles said that he fought for the creation of the local affairs agency in the Republicancontrolled Legislature "in good faith." "I'm going to continue to give it every bit of support that I can," said the three-term GOP chief executive. Weiford dubbed the legislative actions against his department symbolic rejection attempts to create a new and positive role for state government." If the state through its legislature fails to work on local governmental needs and prob- Kaukauna Woman Takes Own Life KAUKAUNA A 42-year-old restaurant operator took her own life with a gun about 3 a.m. today. Outagamie County Coroner Bernard H.

Kemps identified the victim as Mrs. Herbert (Catherine) Schmitz, 310 Dixon operator of the Triangle Restaurant. Kemps, who investigated with Kaukauna police, said Mrs. Schmitz died as a result of a single shot to the head from a 12 gauge shotgun. Her body was found in bed, the shotgun lying nearby.

Kemps said Mrs. Schmitz. who was in the process of obtaining a divorce, left a suicide note. the contents of which were not revealed. She is survived by two children.

Funeral arrangements are pending at the Greenwood Funeral Home. $70 Reported Missing From Little Chute Home LITTLE CHUTE Some $70 was reported missing from the Dennis Hauser residence, 214 Franklin Street, according to Little Chute police. The money had been kept in a jar in the kitchen, Hauser told police, and was taken some time during the week of July 27. Correction In Sunday's View Magazine. an article on Page 7 inadvertently referred to Kathy Bachman as the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John R. Bachman, 1709 N. Racine Appleton. Miss Bachman is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert A. Bachman. 1637 S. Driscoll Appleton.

The Post-Crescent regrets the error. lems, said Weiford, the strong federal-city ties opposed by state officials will grow even tighter and the need for state government will be further decreased, he warned. Payroll Costs The cabinet officers also reviewed steps that will be necessary to cut payroll costs if a new budget is not put into effect soon. In a prepared memorandum, Wayne McGown, administrative head of state government, that the department chiefs could cut salaries by a fixed amount to equal the savings necessary or could lay-off state workers. In either case, warned Joseph C.

Fagan, head of the Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations, the moneysaving schemes could result in increased unemployment compensation claims that could cost the state substantial sums. Temperatures Around Nation High Low Pr. Albany, cloudy 71 62 .45 Albuquerque, clear 98 68 .01 Appleton, cloudy 83 66 Atlanta, cloudy 82 65 Bismarck, clear 89 61 Boise, clear 100 50 Boston, cloudy 83 64 .30 Buffalo, clear 81 63 Charlotte, clear 72 64 .06 Chicago, clear 85 65 Cincinnati, cloudy 85 60 Cleveland, clear 81 56 Denver, clear. 92 64 Des Moines, cloudy 81 67 .02 Detroit, clear 85 61 Fairbanks, rain 74 54 .36 Fort Worth, rain 95 72 1.38 Helena, clear. 98 55 Honolulu, clear 90 78 Indianapolis, clear 83 58 Jacksonville, cloudy 83 73 Juneau, clear 67 45 Kansas City, cloudy 88 72 Los Angeles, clear 87 69 Louisville, cloudy 85 61 Memphis, clear 88 64 Miami, cloudy 87 83 Milwaukee, cloudy 81 61 .03 clear 84 66 New Orleans, clear 91 70 New York, cloudy 85 70 .78 Okla.

City, cloudy 77 68 .02 Omaha, cloudy 76 64 .22 Philadelphia, cloudy 82 70 1.33 Phoenix, clear 113 89 Pittsburgh, cloudy 72 57 Ptland, Me. rain 72 60 1.00 Ptland, cloudy 70 56 .04 Rapid City, clear 88 62 Richmond, rain 81 69 1.60 St. Louis, clear 85 62 Salt Lk. City, cloudy 95 66 San Diego, cloudy 85 64 San clear 72 57 Seattle, cloudy 71 54 .21 Tampa, rain 91 78 .90 Washington, rain 80 69 .06 Winnipeg, clear 81 59 (T-Trace) LEGAL NOTICES City of Appleton NOTICE HEARING OF APPEAL Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the Board of Appeals, established under the provisions of Chapter 20 of the Ordinance, and known as the "Zoning Ordinance," to be held on the 18th day of August 1969, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. in the City Hall of the city of Appleton, Wisconsin, will be heard and considered the Appeal of: Leon G.

1 Fischer 3616 Lexington Drive from the ruling of the City Building Inspector in construction, refusing to alteration, grant a permit rebuilding or occupancy of a non-conforming building on, or for the use of the property known and described as follows: Lot 9, Block 8, Gilmore Addition, City of Appleton, Outagamie County, consin. Variance is requested to permit construction of a residence building with less than the required rear yard area, which does not conform with Section 20.17(6) of Chapter 20 of the Ordinance. Notice is further given that the said meeting Is open to the public and that the appellant and any other person interested may appear and be heard for or against the granting of aforesaid permit by this Board. CITY OF APPLETON, Appleton, Wis. THE BOARD OF APPEALS By C.

A. MAGNETTE, Secretary, Aug. 1, 4, 5. City of Appleton NOTICE OF HEARING OF APPEAL Notice IS hereby given that at meeting of the Board of Appeals, established under the provisions of 20 of the Ordinance, and known Chapter "Zoning Ordinance," to be held on the 18th day of August, 1969, at 7:30 o'clock in the City Hall of the city of Appleton, Wisconsin, will be heard and considered the Appeal of: John C. Zeiss 2 Winona Court the ruling of the City Building from Inspector in refusing to grant a permit for the construction, alteration, rebuilding or occupancy of a non-conforming building on, or for the use of the property known and described as follows: Less (233D128) of lot 16, Block 53,.

Harriman Lawsburg Plat, City of Appleton, Outagamie County, Wiscon- sin Variance is requested to permit construction of a fence. not conform with Section 20.17 which does (9) of Chapter 20 of the Ordinance. Notice is further given that the said meeting is open to the public and that the appellant and any other person interested may appear and be heard for or against the granting of aforesaid permit by this Board. CITY OF APPLETON, Appleton, Wis. THE BOARD OF APPEALS By C.

A. MAGNETTE Secretary August 1-4-5, 1969. ANSWERS TO TODAY'S NEWS QUIZ PART 1-Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, South Viet Nam, Pakistan, India; 2-b; 3-c; 4-True; 5-a PART Il: 1-b; 2-e; 3-d; 4-a; PART III: 1-d; 2-b; 3-e; 4-c; 5-a SYMBOLS QUIZ: 1-F; 2-A; 3-l; 4-C; 5-B; 6-E; 7-G; 8-J; 9-H; 10-D CHALLENGE: An anti-Israeli Arab guerrilla organization Mr. and Mrs. David Laird, route 1, Hortonville.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shaw, 502 W. Cook New London. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Griffin, route 2, New London. Tigerton Hospital: Sons to: Mr. and Mrs. James Berg, route 1.

Tigerton. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Selle, route 2.

Tigerton. Daughters to: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gau, route 2. Marion.

Mr. and Mrs. David Yonkers, route 2, Tigerton. Births Elsewhere A daughter was born Aug. 4 to Mr.

and Mrs. David Wiggins, Shaker Heights, Ohio. Mrs. Wiggins is the former Janet Mackesy, daughter of Mrs. Lillian Mackesy, 907 W.

Bell Ave. Adoption Daughter by Mr. and Mrs. Marlin H. Reeck, 1437 E.

Glendale Appleton. Marriage Licenses Outagamie County Clerk Arthur Hoolihan issued a marriage licenses to: Gregory G. LeGault, 2526 S. Carleton and Janette L. Reinke, 430 W.

Verbrick both of Appleton. Paul F. Wolters, 2912 N. Meade Appleton, and Sandra L. Gossman, 1500 Lakeshore Drive, Menasha.

David E. Doering, 515 Whitney Kaukauna, and Jane M. A AND DEAL Tuesday, August 5, 1969 The Post-Crescent 12 Date From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU ESSA 060 50 50 COLD Rein 70 80 Showers 588681 FORECAST Until Figures Show Wednesday Low Morning Temperatures Expected Isolated Precipitation Net Indicated Consult Local Forecast Rain i is Forecast Tonight for the Great Lakes region, the East Coast, the South-Central states and from the Pacific Northwest through the Dakotas. It will be cool- to er in the Pacific Northwest.

(AP Wirephoto Map) Vital Statistics Vital Statistics Today's Deaths Mrs. Walter Kappell, 77, 128 E. Second Kaukauna. Milton Babino, 69, 2155 W. Spencer Appleton.

Today's Births Appleton Memorial Sons to: Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Hartling, 428 W. Pershing Appleton.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Techlin, route 5, Appleton. St. Elizabeth Sons to: Napkin Regular 12.....

Napkin Super 12 Fems Napkins Ultra 40's $129 Super Savings Stores. they are locally owned and operated. Supplied by S. C. Shannon Ad Ex game is "SAVINGS" at SAVINGS MARKETS! Our STOREWIDE LOW PRICES and "ace" BUYS supplies give you a good deal Price Reflects Packer's with a winning hand of SAVINGS.

Come SEE! Come "buy" TODAY- -and deal yourself some ace-high SAVINGS! Pride of Oregon Fancy, Grade sliced Strawberries BOLOGNA AFFILIATE 16 oz. Pkgs. Oscar Mayer LUPER SLICED BOLOGNA MARKET SAVINGS Temporary Special Allowance (Regular or All Beef) 12 oz. BETTER BRANDS 69c FOR LESS KOTEX REMEMBER: )10c OFF You save more at your on 2-PACK of Tun Layers Softness BATHROOM TISSUE AURORA) REDEEMABLE ONLY AT: SUPER SAVINGS MARKETS OFFER EXPIRES Limit 1 Coupon Per Family BANQUET FROZEN Mr. and Mrs.

Stan Karras, N. Richmond Appleton. Mr. and Mrs. Delore R.

La Marche, route 1. Menasha. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. G.

Howard, 830 W. Larry Fourth Appleton. Kaukauna Community: Sons to: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Labs, route 2, Berlin.

Mr. and Mrs. Lance Goetzman, 3 303 E. Ducharme Kaukauna. New London Community: Sons to: Beef Pies 8 5 for Chicken Pies 8 oz.

5 for Turkey Pies Turkey Dinner 12 oz. Beef Dinners 12 oz. 5 for Chicken Dinner 11 oz. Gravy Sliced Turkey Sliced Turkey Bag 5 Sliced Beef Bag 5 Super 2 $116 GERBER BABY PULL PANTS Medium STRAINED QUICK- TWIST STRAINED CHICKEN NOODLE DINNER oz. STRAINED FOODS STRAINED VEGETABLE BEEF, NOODLES.

oz. MIXED Banana Jr. CEREAL, Apple, STRAINED LAMB oz. TEETHING BISCUIT 4 oz. Tabby Kidney Fish CAT FOOD oz.

BROOK'S CHILI 15 oz. Kuzenski, 401 Marcella Kimberly. Edward R. Zoglman, Ripon, and Janis L. Mory, 233 W.

Hickory Seymour. Jeffrey H. Ulmen, 303 S. Weimar Appleton, and Janice M. Fleming, 1217 E.

Lincoln Little Chute. John E. Weyers, West DePere, and Alice L. Samz, 700 S. Memorial Drive, Appleton.

William M. Kling, route 2, Shiocton, and Sharon A. Quaintance, 324 West New London. Jeffery A. Seemann, 2215 N.

Superior Elaine D. Batt, 702 E. Brewster both of Appleton, Dennis J. Mannebach. 1329 W.

Eighth and Eileen A. Gloudemans, 1703 S. Oneida both of Appleton. Thomas R. Hoston.

1028 E. North and Katherine L. Kobal, 1121 W. Spencer both of Appleton. Roger C.

Blaese, 156 S. Walter and Judith A. Loberger, 1707 E. Newberry both of Appleton. Waupaca County Clerk Robert F.

Backer has issued licenses to: Gary G. Henning, route 1, Bear Creek. and Jo Ann Thruk, route 2. Manawa. Joseph P.

Grabowski, 708 Hibbard Waupaca, and Mary Rice, 708 Hibbard Waupaca. Gerald J. Zwicky, Kewaunee, Price Reflects Packer's Robert A. Johnston Graham Crackers 2 lb. Pkg.

Temporary Special Allowance Price Reflects Packer's Curtiss Marshmallows lb. Poly Bag Temporary Special Allowance SWIFT CHICKEN DUMPLING 3 lbs. HOT BEANS 22 oz. Damaging Car Brings Fine Youth Found Guilty Of Spraying Rocks, Mud in Hortonville Duane Bauman, 19, route 2, Appleton, who spun his car tires causing mud and rocks to be thrown against a Hortonville restaurant operator's car, was fined $50 and costs or 12 days in jail Monday after he was found guilty of causing criminal damage to property. The case was heard without a jury, before Outagamie County Judge Nick F.

Schaefer. Bauman was not present for trial, nor was he represented. The charge was brought by Hortonville police, who said that on Feb. 23, Bauman backed his car up to a 1969 station wagon owned by Glenn Leeman, route 1, Hortonville, operator of a restaurant in the village. $490 Damage Bauman reportedly ed his auto, throwing mud and stones onto the right side of the (Leeman car, causing about $490 damage.

Bauman took the action, ac- and Joan Feathers, route 3, Waupaca. Ronald A. Schmidt, route 2, Ogdensburg, and Marcella M. Haase, route 1, Weyauwega. Divorces Granted To 3 Women in Outagamie Court Divorces were granted to three women in Outagamie County Court Branch all on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment.

Lloyd A. Jentz, 42, route 2, was divorced by Alleen Jentz, 41, Green Bay. They were married July 28, 1961, and had no children. A property settlement was approved. Richard F.

DeLain, 28, 1419 N. Charlotte was ordered to pay $60 per week support following his divorce by Sandra DeLain, 24, 1138 W. Spring St. They were married Aug. 31, 1963, and have two children.

Russell M. Schinke, 29, 104 North Little Chute, was divorced by Joyce Schinke, 28, N. Main Kimberly. Married July 25, 1963, they have two children. Schinke is to pay support of $60 each two weeks.

cording to police, after Leeman ordered him out of the restaurant. Last week, following a trial in Outagamie County Court Branch 2, Schaefer found Leeman guilty of beating Bauman as he forcibily removed him from his restaurant March 8. Schaefer fined Leeman $25 and costs on the battery count. That trial also was without a jury. LA ROSA ELBOW MACARONI -2 lb.

44c ELBOW SPAGHETTI -2 lb. 44c EGG NOODLES 1 lb. 33c Keebler Townhouse CRACKERS 12 oz. Colgate MOUTHWASH 12 Plus 5 oz. Free FRESHLIKE FROZEN PEAS SLICED CARROTS 24 oz.

38c CUT CORN 11 38c MIXED VEGETABLES 11 38c CUT GREEN BEANS 20 oz. 38c Mennen Protein 29 4 oz. Liquid Plus Tax 3 oz. Tube Plus Tax 7 oz. Aerosol $116 Plus Tax Contadina Lambrecht Frozen PIZZA SAUCE SAUSAGE PIZZA 8 oz.

14 oz. Brook's Frenchette 1000 CHILI MIX ISLAND DRESSING 31 oz. 8 oz. Sunshine Sunshine Cheezit 10 oz. Musselman SLICED APPLES 7 3.17 Kilos $149 MUSSELMANS Musselman APPLEAPPLE SAUCE SAUCE 6 13 oz.

KAVA SWIFT CHICKEN STEW DUMPLING KAVA INSTANT 24 oz. COFFEE COFFEE 90 4 oz. SWIFT CHICKEN STEW 24 oz..