Manitowoc Herald-Times from Manitowoc, Wisconsin • 3

Wei, June 16, 1976-3 Herald-Times-Reporter, Manitowoc-Two Rivers, Wis. Markets Woman Placed On Probation New York Stock Quotations At 12 o'clock Noon, New York Time -Furnished by Robert W. Sheboygan Community Meals for Senior Citizens 7n I If oUeia ,1 it Gen Electric Gen Motors Gen Pub Util Goodrich Goodyear Gould Kennecott Kimb Clark Kresge 111 Cen Ind Int Bus Mach Int Harv Johns Manv Loews Thea Marcor Marathon Oil Allis Chalmers Am Can Amer Hosp Amer Motors Amer Smelt Anaconda Beatrice Foods Bendix Av Beth Steel Borg Warner Burlington Chesa Ohio Chrysler Cities Serv Com Edison Deere Co Du Pont Eltra Esmark Exxon Ford Motor 2Q34 32' 4 19 34 5 16'4 24 M. 26 4234 44" 2SH 42, 36 193 48'8 27 71 147'j 28' 37'n 103' 4 58's Phelps Dodge Phillips Pet Radio Corp Rep Steel Reynolds Tob Safeway Stores 41 Sante Fe Sears Southern Co South Pacific St Oil Ind Texas Co Twen Cen Fox Union Carbide Union Pacific Uniroyal Smelting US Steel Weyerhaeuser Wis Elec Pwr Wis Pub Serv Wis Pwr Lt Woolworth Marietta 2V 25'i 13'4 58 40' 4 51'8 1H 55 67 1638 265k 21 i 36'i 33' 8 43' 4 3538 193a 261 274 29'j 28 374 58 38'' 57'. 55'4 46H 22'4 St 1 I Warlin 1 I FUNERAL CHAPELS.

-Two giS' I Phone 793-1756 1 Martin Medusa Mirro Motorola Nat Biscuit Penney Penn Cen CONTINENTAL MARK IV Cartier Designer Series Edition Obituary Gerlache Mrs. Kenneth Gerlache of Rt. 1, Denmark, died Tuesday evening at Holy Family Hospital, Manitowoc. Funeral services will be at 9:30 a.m. Friday at Lambert Funeral Home, Mishicot, and at 10 a.m.

at St. Mary Catholic Church, Tisch Mills. The Rev. Joseph Lutheran will officiate and burial will be in the parish cemetery. Mrs.

Gerlache, nee Julia Lambert, was born in Mishicot, daughter of the late Joseph and Elizabeth Cretton Lambert. She was married to Kenneth Gerlache Nov. 25, 1936. She was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church.

Survjvors include her husband, a daughter, Mrs. James (Lenore) Koutsky, of Cedar Falls, Iowa; three brothers, Walter, of Rt2, Two Rivers, Arnold, of Rt. 1, Kewaunee, and George, of Two Rivers; and three grandchildren, Renee, Rochelle and Richard. Three brothers and two "sisters preceded her in death. Friends may call at Lambert Funeral Home after 4 p.m.

Thursday where memorial services will be held at 8 p.m. Car IsStolen From Mirro Lot A car belonging to Lauren Klein, Rt. 2, Manitowoc, was reported stolen from the parking lot of Mirro Plant No. 2 at Monday. Klein said he left the car about 2:30 p.m.

with the keys in the ignition and the doors unlocked. Police said an older one-half ton pick-up truck was discovered missing from the Lauson Chevrolet Co. used car lot at 1300 Franklin St. about 9:10 a.m. Monday.

Correction Charlie Mann, not Charlie Morin, is attending Badger Boys Camp at Ripon, College this week. He was incorrectly identified in a picture in The Herald-Times-Reporter. Charlie Mann, son of Dr. and Mrs. Steve Mann, of 1013 N.

17th Manitowoc, is sponsored by the Lions Club of Manitowoc. Births Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neumeyer, 113 S. Sixth St.

Nazianz, are parents of a daughter born June 15 at Holy Family Hospital, Manitowoc. On June 15 at Holy Family Hospital, Manitowoc, a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joel Graff, Rt. 1, Kiel.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 1314 S. 18th Manitowoc, are parents of a daughter born June 16 at Holy Family Manitowoc. The Mark IV Designer Series could be the most dramatic concept of the personal luxury car in years, Vet.

there is considerably more than fashion and luxury to recommend DOW-JONES: AVERAGES Industrials 987.80 1.88 Rails 216.70 1.02 Utilities 85.73 .03 Wisconsin Stocks Bid Asked AsBnkServ 8V Mtwc Co 26 27'i MUTUAL INVESTMENTS Furnished by Frederick Co. Bid Asked Aetna Fund 7.52 8.22 Affiliated Fund 8.11 8.75 Broad St. Inv 12.16 13.11 Canada Gen 9 91 10.71 Cent Shares Tr 9.57 10.32 Chemical Fund 8.19 8.95 Eaton-Howard Bal fl.63 9.30 Eat.l-HowardStk 9.47 10.21 Fidelity Capital 8.99 9.83 Fidelity Fund 15.48 16.92 Fidelity Trend 21.92 23.96 Investors Mut 8.91 9.69 Mass Inv Growth 9.46 10.20 MassInvTrust 11.11 11.98 National Investors 6.54 7.05 Newton 11.00 N.L. Puritan Fund 10.32 11.28 Putnam 7.81 8.54 Sel Am Shares 6.90 N.L. Surveyors Fd 8.92 9.75 Vance Sanders 13.27 14.50 Wisconsin Fund 5.26 5.75 NEW YORK TAP) The stock market showed a slight gain today, rebounding from the spell of profit taking that set in on Tuesday.

The noon Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks was up 2.37 at 988.29, and gainers opened up a 3-2 lead over losers among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. The market had been a bit unsettled Tuesday when the Senate Judiciary Commjttee voted its approval of a bill to require the breakup of the nation's 18 largest oil companies. But analysts noted that most observers said the odds were against passage of the measure by the full Congress this year. General Public Utilities topped the active list, down 'a at 16'' A block traded at 1GV The NYSE's composite index of all its listed common stocks gained .18 to 54.22. At the American Stock Exchange, the market value index was up .13 at 103.36.

Volume on the Big Board continued to set a moderate pace, with 8.77 million shares changing hands in the first two hours. MILWAUKEE (AP) Tues- day's cattle market closed strong to 1.00 higher; good to choice steers 38.00-40.50; good to choice heifers 36.00-39.00; good holstein steers 34.00-36.50; standard to low good steers and heifers 30.00-34.00; dairy heifers 30.00-33.00; utility cows 28.00-30.00; canners and cutters 24.00-28.00; commercial bulls common 30.00-33.00. Calves: Tuesday's market conviction of record will be entered. According to the complaint, 'Pamperin was taken to Two Rivers Community Hospital from the scene of an accident the early morning of April 17, at Two Rivers. The marijuana was observed by a Two Rivers police officer in Pamperin's shirt pocket i when his jacket was removed in the hospital emergency room.

Following a preliminary hearing in Branch 2, Clarence Lee Yelvington, 24, of 1702 Meadowbrook St. (Apt. 2) Manitowoc, charged with second degree sexual assault, was bound over to Circuit Court for further proceedings. Bail of $2,500 was furnished previously by appearance bond for employment purposes, and Yelvington is in the custody of the sheriff between hours of employment. The alleged violation occurred the early morning of June 6 at the Yelvington residence.

The alleged victim was a 16 year old girl. Charles William Kurth, 18, of 932 N. Ninth Manitowoc; was fined $75 and costs following a no contest plea to theft of a City of Manitowoc parking meter. Kurth admitted that about Oct. 1 he found the meter which had been knocked over.

He look it home, removed the money in the device and eventualty took it to a friend's apartment at Two Rivers.The meter was found there by Two Rivers police during a burglary investigation April 22. Earl Fluhr of Chilton, charged with non-support of his four minor children, and John Delmar Holdorf, 36, also known as Jack Holtz, of 713 Water Manitowoc, who also is charged with non-support of his four minor children, both waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to Circuit Court for further proceedings. i Both defendants furnished bail in the amount of $300 each. Emil John Jagodinsky, 23, of Rt. 3, Columbus, charged with delivering cocaine, demanded a preliminary hearing set for 1:30 p.m.

June 25. The complaint alleges that Jagodinsky sold $25 worth of the controlled substance to an undercover agent for the Manitowoc County' Sheriff-Traffic Aug. 3, at a Manitowoc tavern. Jagodinsky was remanded to the county jail when unable to furnish bail in the amount of $300. Placed on the Branch 2 jury calendar was the case in which Geri Lynn Kerwin, 1105- S.

Seventh pleaded innocent to a charge of welfare fraud (not exceeding $100). Manitowoc Multi-Purpose Senior Center 3330 Custer Street Phone: 682-2993 Transportation Available Mondays and Thursdays RKSERVATIONS Ml ST BE MADE BY FRIDAY NOON FOURTEENTH WEEK MONDAY JUNE 21 Blonde Meat Balls, Buttered Spaghetti, Buttered Green Beans, Marinated Beet Salad, Yellow Cake. TUESDAY JUNE 22 Turkey Chow Mein; Buttered. Rice, Buttered Tossed Salad with French Dressing. Pineapple Kolache.

WEDNESDAY JUNE 23 Roast Sirloin, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Buttered Mixed Vegetables, Two-Bean Salad, Peanut Butter Cookie. THURSDAY JUNE 24 -Steak Bake Casserole, Buttered Noodles, Buttered Carrots, -Lettuce Wedge with Tastee Dressing, Apple FRIDAY JUNE 25 Baked Whitefish, Parsley Boiled Potatoes, Stewed Tomatoes, Cole Slaw, Peach Pie. New Residence Permits Issued. 'Building permits for "the construction of two new residences were among 20 building and electrical permits issued last week by the Two fivers Building and Zoning Office. The 15th and 16th new residence permits of the year were both issued to Merlin Stuebs, one at 3116 Bellevue Place, the other at 3619 Monroe St.

A total of 16 building permits were issued last week on projects totaling $57,243. There were also four electrical permits issued on projects costing $5,950, District Attorney Candidate Files Denis R. Vogel of Rt. 4, Manitowoc, a 1976 graduate of Creighton Law School, Omaha, has filed his nomination papers at the office of County Lierk James J. Kornely as a Democratic candidate for the office of district attorney of Manitowoc County.

Vogel was out of the city Tuesday and not available for additional information. His nomination papers were filed Monday. The Sacramento River is one of California's most important king salmon producers. Continental ownership lyTfi. For example, 'sophisticated Cartier Edition and every other are power disc four wheels.

Advanced technology contributes measurably to the status suggested by the high styling of this year's Marks and to the satisfaction promied by fine performance on the road NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOWROOM closed steady to 2.00 lower; choice calves 36.00-45.00; good 30.00-36.00; feeder bull calves 36.00-50.00; feeder heifer calves 40.00-50.00. Hogs: Tuesday's market closed 50.00 and lower; lightweight butchers 49.50-52.00; heavy butchers 47.00-51.00; light sows 41.00-43.00; heavy sows 40.00-41.00; boars 38.00 and down. Lambs: no market established. Estimated receipts for Wednesday: "00 cattle, 500 calves, 300 hogs, 100 sheep. Equity REEDSVILLE Estimated livestock market report from Equity Tuesday was veal calves lower; fancy selects topped at 49.50; choice to prime 40-45; good to choice 35-40; standard to good 27-35; throw-outs 25 and down.

Holstein replacement calves Holstein bulls 45-62 with some higher; Holstein heifers 35-50 with some higher; beef calves 30-40. Cow market higher; utility cows 28-30 with a few higher; canners and cutters 25-28; shelly canners 25 and down. Dairy heifers steady; utility to commercials 30-32; canners and cutters 27-30. Bull Market steady; commercials 33-35; cutters and utility 29-33. Fed steers and heifers steady; choice to prime 36-38; good to choice 33-36; standard to good 32-33.

Holstein steers steady; good 34-37; standard to good 30-33. Hog market steady; butchers sold from 50 and down; sows from 43 and down; boars and stags 37 and down. CLIP SAVE Coupon Worth 4OFF RAIN 'N SHINE COAT Norma's Expires June 19 Toddler thru size 20 NORMA'S I Expires June 19 Coupon Worth KUSLW' SO50 3 TA off Boys Girls, size 4 Junior 13-14 BLUE JEANS 111 Coupon Worth 8 5300 0Ff I BOYS SUITS 'fA Toddler thru size 20 NORMA 'S TOTS-TO-TEENS A 21 year old Manitowoc woman convicted in County Court Branch 2 for reckless use of a weapon was placed on i probation for one year by Judge Harold W. Mueller with the condition that she spend the first 30 days in the county jail. Karen Reno, of 923 S.

12th pleaded no contest to the charge that stemmed from an incident in the 1100 block of Washington Street the early morning of May 21. According to the complaint, she fired a gun in a parking lot, then entered a nearby tavern and fired out the open door of the tavern. Judge Mueller sentenced the defendant to 90 days in jail, but stayed sentencing in ordering the probation period with the 30 day jail condition. Also in Branch 2, Paul A. Marroquin, 28, of Clover, who pleaded guilty to a charge amended upon motion of the district attorney's office from statutory rape to contributing to the delinquency of a minor, was placed on probation for 18 months.

Judge Mueller sentenced Marroquin to an indeterminate term of 60 days in the county jail, but 'stayed sentencing in ordering the probation period with the condition that Marroquin pay court costs. According to the complaint, a 14 year old girl who was a runaway, was found in Marro-quin's apartment by a sheriff's "detective the evening of Feb. 10. Peter A. Pamperin, 18, a former Manitowoc resident now of Appleton, was placed on probation for one year after pleading guilty to possession of marijuana.

Judge Mueller deferred sentencing in ordering the probation period with the condition' that if Pamperin satisfactorily fulfills his probation requirements, the charge will be dismissed, the defendant discharged and no Action Awaits Decision Any Manitowoc County Board resolution providing for a county solid waste disposal commission will have to await a decision of the attorney general's office regarding the question whether or not such bodies would have the right of taxation and property condemnation. That was the end result of a discussion during Tuesday night's board meeting of a request by the City of Manitowoc that the board "reactivate" its solid waste activity. Atty. Richard E. Garrow, county corporation counsel, said he will be meeting soon with the attorney general on another matter but that the taxation-condemnation decision will be brought up at that time.

An opinion has been written but has not yet been released, board members were told. Atty. Reginald P. Buran who heads the county's committee on the solid waste program said he wants "some direction" from fellow board memBers on what should be done. Buran said meetings have been held with everyone and the issue has been "hashed and rehashed." Sup.

John Larson moved that the solid waste committee of the board bring in a resolution to create such a commission but deleting the two sections concerning taxation and condemnation. Larson's motion died for lack of a second. Sup. Dalton Jaeger said he wanted to wait for the attorney general's, opinion; that he would not vote for creation of a commission otherwise. Board members acknowledged that the disposal was a difficult one especially for cities of the county.

Report Cards Report cards will be distributed at 10 a.m. Friday at Washington High School, Two Rivers. Students are to enter the school through the west physical education unit entrance. Those having bills left to pay must take care of the obligation before receiving their report cards. Five and one-half million people live along the Florida coastline.

NEED MONEY? Call or See Dick Molepske Specializing in 4 2nd Mortgages or loan lor any good purpott. Stop in at FINANCE SERVICE CORP. 1512 Wash. Two Rivers Dick Molepske, Pres. Phone 793-1188 Evaninga by Appointment SUMMER THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY KOCH'S FAMILY FOOTWEAR SUMMER With the beautiful summer fun days ahead, now is the time to purchase the many articles of clothing lor all the children and at great savings this week end! DAYS THURSDAY FRIDAY MAIN ti 'beneath (lit ty ling of tin IV Mark -brakes at al A I DAYS FLOOR 20 OFF JUNIOR GIRLS RACK Size 3-4 thru 13-14 TOPS SKIRTS SLACK SETS SEPARATES Pastel TIGHTS $100 OFF 5fl mw va SATURDAY The fun days are here! So are the Value days at Koch's Family Footwear.

Stop in this week end. Outfit the entire family with quality footwear at tremendous savings! mi 20 OFF Boys Girls wimwear sizes toddler thru pre-teen 16 Pant Skirts OBoys Girls Knit Tops OBoys Girls Lined Jackets Slacks Boys Knit Shirts OPant Suits OBoys Girls Shorts OSIeepwear OBoys Pants OBoys Girls Summer Wear 1 i One Group One Group WOMEN'S SHOES WOMEN'S SHOES $'eoo $yoo- tJ pair Pair 2nd Pair 12 Price! 2 Pair 3 One Group One Group CHILDREN'S SHOES CHILDREN'S SHOES pair Vci' Pair 2poirf.r500 2 Pair for $11 JUST IN TIMEJOR FATHER'S DAY Men's COMBINATION AND tire tread ALL WHITE SHOES SANDALS $700 Many other Supec Buys for men in our Basement Dept. CONVERSE TENNIS JOGGERS VZT KOCH'S FAMILY FOOTWEAR V-Ss5 Qv 1604 Washington Street Two Rivers yfyntfy Phone 793-1009 Rni thru 37W Xi insaarrA' NORMA'S tj Expires June 19 ffl ON SALE 1 Peterson Playpen 1 Stroller 1 Umbrella Stroller Uft ''i SUMMER.SETS Moved to bargain basement or clearance. As much as 30 OFF CHECK VALUES IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT BOYS LONG SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS rprr Buy 2 at regular sale price, get 3rd I lLL BOYS MANN BRAND PANTS 12 PRICE Group, Infants SLEEPERS Reg. 4.50 ft 5.50 $2" Now Many more unlisted bargains throughout the store TOYS-TO-TEENS 1602 Washington St.

Two Rivers.