The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 5

Ciiy Names RACTNZ JOURNAL Monday. July 17. 1961 Assistant to Building Chief I If -i zzzrzzi I- I illl 'i ill fr, ur'K' yf- Jl i i 4 A' 'ft i U-- 3 A new assistant building in spector will start working for the City of Racine Tuesday. The City Personnel Depart ment announced today it has hired Randall Pierce, 31, of 1929 Howe St to fill the posi tion. Two city housing officers are to be hired within a week to bring Urban Development Co ordinator David Umland's staff to full strength.

At Umland's request the re quirement of occupancy per mits, the major pertion of the Minimum Housing Code, were delayed a month and a half because of staff vacancies. Pierce has worked for pri vate firms as a surveyor in Racine since 1956. His starting salary with the city will be 012 a year. Pierce will work with Wil liam B. Feest recently named city building inspector.

Sections of the new Racine Marina, will be, from left, a boat storage area a repair shop and a salesroom. Marina Builders Aim for Mid-September Opening Stockholders in the corpora-! Racine's first marina for up on a non-profit membership arrangement Boat-owners will tion-include Fred W. Baumann of 3500 N. Main St, Frank R. Griffith of 6443 Charles Richard Griffith of 3023 Main St, Eric (Dutch) Herman of 3319 Douglas and C.

Mason of 5243 S. Lakeshore Rd. Herman, who presently operates Dutch's Marine Sales, will run the boat sales and service operation. expects, he plans to open a bar and restaurant in the future and additional dockage space. Lease Across River Across the river from the marina; the firm has leased land for docking boats.

Altogether, Grayson feels the marina will have dock space for about 60 pleasure boats when it opens. It will be able to handle boats up to about 41 feet long. Forty-foot moor pilings were driven into the river last week for the piers. The. 17,500 square-foot pre-fabricated alu minum building is to be built! by Anderson-Ashton, of Milwaukee.

Local contractors' will install the electricity and plumbing. Next to the building will be a 35-foot slip cut into the bank for a boat lift-out From this point they will be rolled into the storage area. COMFORTABLE MEN'S SUPPORTS We Fit All Types of BODY SUPPORTS Private Fitting Room' 84 jrcsrs cld.j; vft 9fr In a village Sumel Dorenbaom is knows a "Yamf Dorenbaum! He's 84, at-way stands when he works. "It keeps me fit," he says as he carves beautiful chessmen olivewood. The twilight years si "Young" Dorenbaom are happy and prodncthe now.

Fee SO years he was a woedcarrer in R-mania, then spent four years it an immigration camp with nothing to do. Transferred te Shaaa Menashe, a Tillage for the aged, Samuel was orerjoyed to find a woodworking shop there. Said when he saw TR be aU right-Usefulness foi Samuel Dorenbaum was made possible by Americans supporting the Over seas Aid Program of their faith. While this case is Jewish-all three faiths -Protestant, Cathe-lic and Jewish maintain extensive programs that provide ase ful work as well as bask food, clothing, shelter, education, farm tools to the millions in need overseas. These programs mast eon tinue.

They offer the only hope to literally millions. Next time you are asked to support yoor faith's Overseas Aid Program, remember the story of "Yonag" Dorenbaom 1 Give generonsly. PROTESTAXT Van tar twins Inssl CATHOLIC lUMps1 CMkisf JEWISH PuMlslMd a atibtle i In eooparaMon wtth Th Advertising wwnai ana mm mwmpapar Adtfartwing ExcutiVM Association. NEW VERY IPHAtMACYI Something Really mm is Happening Next Door the corporation notes, "The marina is just three blocks from Downtown Racine and offers the convenience of nearby shops, stores and dining facilities." Grayson said he expects the pleasure boat facility to attract customers for other retail busi-l nesses in the Downtown area by bringing out-of -down own ers to the city. The storage area will be set Happenings NEGLIGENT operation of a motor vehicle cost Wayne G.

Schwartman, 24, of Mukwon- ago, a fine or $50 after he pleaded guilty to the charge in Municipal Court today. Schwartman, according to sheriffs deputies, was picked up shortly after he parked his auto on the railroad tracks lust south of the County Trunk MM crossing, and then walked away. Deputies said Schwartman had been drinking. FINED $50 in Municipal Court today after he pleaded guilty to a charge of carrying intoxicating beverages in his auto with two minor girls present was Glenn R. Nelson, 19, of 1013 West Lawn Ave.

Sheriffs deputies said Nelson was arrested after his auto ran off the road on County Trunk MM near the Meadowbrook Country Club Saturday. STOLEN from the glove compartment of an auto owned by Robert Powaser of 2009 N. Wisconsin St while it was parked in the 2000 block of to better health with a your conditioning needs. pleasure boats on the bank of the Root River near the State St bridge, is expected to open about the middle of Septem ber. The quarter of a million dollar privately-financed project is expected to attract about 50 boats to Racine each weekend during the boating season, according to the president of Racine Marina, John D.

Grayson of 3208 Michigan Blvd. Grayson retired this month as president of the I. Case Credit Corp. me manna wm nave six piers with room for 13 boats, it wui provide storage space ror to 60 ooats, a repair shop, and will sell boats and boat supplies. Gasoline pumps will be supplied from 22,000 gallon fuel storage tanks.

Non-Profit Setup Other services to be offered include shower facilities and lavatories, fresh water at dockside, and electricity for recharging batteries. In a letter sent to boat owners along Lake Michigan in Wisconsin. 27 Chinese Seamen Jump Ship in U.S. HOBO KEN, N. J.

W) The Holland American Line's S.S. Zulderkruis sailed for Rotter dam, The Netherlands, without 27 Chinese seamen. Hoboken police said the Chi nese were given shore leave Friday night When the ship sailed Saturday, they had not1 returned. Police said it was one of the largest groups to jump ship at one time in recent years. Today start on the read personal program created for FOX MEMi Weight loss-Oato Body Condition Reduce Tensions INCLUDING! Iteam Room I and CONDITIONING PROGRAMS- Agency Rejects Racine's Urban Renewal Plan Racine's latest application for its urban renewal program was returned last week after a meeting with Housing and Home Finance Agency repre sentatives.

City Planner Floyd A. Carl son said the application was rejected because the federal government changed its requirements for urban renewal aid after a new federal housing law was passed weeks ago. HHFA Regional Administra tor John P. McCollum said in a letter to Mayor Jack HL Humble that a broader program is needed. McCollum said that not only must blighted and deteriorating structures be identified as the Racine report indicated, but corrective meas ures must be determined.

He said that the program must Include an evaluation of oity resources In carrying out an urban renewal project. Un der urban renewal, he said, problems will include cor-ordi nating the city's capital improvements program with ur ban renewal and finding where money and housing will come from to relocate dispkoed fam fiee and businesses. Another Important aspect, aid McCoUum is to determine rt-uses for blighted areas that are cleared and how well this cleared land win sel on the market i KK7A men recommended. among other things, that Racine prove adequate and safe housing is available for relocating families which are dtsplaoed by They noted that the total per-eatags of vacant housing in Racine Is only 1.6 per cent There should be 2.5 per cent of the housing vacant for a good urban wnewal program, they said. Minnesota Man, 38, DrowRi in Wisconsin (7 Um oUfr Tnm) Meyers, 38, operator of a trucking service at North St Paul, drowned on the Wisconsin side of the St Croix River six mUes norm of Stillwater, Sunday when he nu from a motor boat' St Croix County sheriffs of fioers said Meyers apparently ooum not swin.

His body was recovered. ZOOLOGIST DIES. HANOVER, N. H. OP) John H.

Gerould, 92, a zoologist at Dartmouth College for 46 years, died Saturday. Prof. Gerould was one of the lead ing authorities of his day on the physiology and genetics of insects. erviv Mony timac or oiktd if rwpond left ot night. Tht twm YES, ot onot).

You moy coll with th otsur-nco of Imfndtoto otttntfovt, Jift tofcphon Wo tocvo oH roHgtonc Royil Greenwood, Dirtctor Air Conditioned 1003 Fourteenth St. Rccne (r NEB. At THEY'RE PARKING BUILDING 35 SPACES IN THE buy the space for their boats and sell theirtnembership at such time as they no longer wish to store their boat in the The corporation now owns 550 feet on the river front between the State and 4th St bridges. If the new business develops as well as Grayson in the City Michigan Boulevard Sunday were two wrist watches worth $135 and two wallets contain ing a total of $22. Police said the glove compartment was forced open with a blunt tool, possibly a screwdriver.

INJURED Saturday night when she was struck by an auto at the intersection of Main and High Sts. was Diana Stualke, 28, of 1631 Main St She-was struck by an auto driven by Jerry J. Krajnak, 19, of Kenosha and to St Luke's Hospital where she was treated for cuts and bruises to the right knee and left hip. TAVERN operator Louis Hegeman, 43, president of Downtown which operates the Downtowner Tavern at 232 Main St, was fined $25 in Municipal Court today after he pleaded guilty to a charge of violating the 30 day liquor payment law. Hegeman admitted he purchased alcoholic beverages from one dealer without paying for a supply purchased 283 days earlier from another dealer.

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL PRE-OPENING PRICE DURING THE LAST 2 DAYS BEFORE OUR OPEN HOUSE hx 19 f.lsr.bsrs cin Ii3y for only 550 Per Week For a course tndividwslly dotigned for yoe. FOR INFORMATION FHONE ME 7-8S17 TODAY ELM WOOD PUZA Uwor Wort Aixd Naxt Golctbltlfs HEART OF DOWNTOWN RACINE! A building is being demolished and they're tor rounding us with machines, materials and equip ment As the job progresses it will probably be necessary from time to time to temporarily re arrange our parking and drive-in facilities. Although construction wil not seriously disrupt our regular services we nevertheless ask your indulgence. The new ramp building when completed will benefit all Racine by providing 335 new park, ing spaces in addition to our own adjacent park ing lot FO. WOMEN Slenderizing Re-Proportion Bust Development Sun Room Mechanical Massage A Reminder FIRST NATIONAL promts cmvtmtn't IANK-IY-MAIL Smca for rhoM who prefer to moil doposite tt Caeckma Savings Account.

Fosroot-Poid Enr.lop will to mail' rqvt. Mayor Humble striking the first blow for improved Downtown parking. Qa'm new pep and energy, add yeorj fo your lift bf joining Town and Country Now! 41 programs indhrdually dtsigntd and under personal supervision in Imehf country club atmosphere and surroundings. Irk WATCH FOR OUR ftiO OPEN HOUSI JUIY 19 thru 23 Company and Traot O0 UOEKM KSUMI tmim Hovm Open Daily 9 to 9 Set. and Sun.

9 to 6 p.m. UMttt serves axrzzzzzzs ziaxnv ALT It STUDIOS MI 7-M 17.