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4A the Journal Times, Tuesday, January 12, 1988 Racine, Wis. Racine Today MUSIC COMPETITION DEADLINE FRIDAY: Racine students attending public and private schools have until Friday to apply for the annual soloist competition sponsored by the Racine Symphony Guild. The winner of the contest will receive $150 and will join the Racine Symphony Orchestra as a soloist for the April 12 contest before an audience of fifth-graders from schools within the Racine Unified School District area. The concert will be in the Racine on the Lake Festival Hall. The first and second runners-up will perform at a guild-sponsored event in May, and will receive $100 and $75 respectively.

Preliminary auditions will be Feb. 20 with final auditions Feb. 22. AM auditions will be in the music department at Washington Park High School, 1901 12th St. Ensembles also are encouraged to audition.

Students must be enrolled in school elementary grades through high school to be eligible. More information is available from event chairwoman Henrietta Welch at 634-2844, or from school music teachers. SHOPPING SKILLS WORKSHOP OFFERED: A workshop in tended to help people sharpen their.shopping skills will bepresented at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Community Center, 1134 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. Specialists in nutrition from the University of Wisconsin Extension service will focus on the topic: "Cereals Need Not Be Expensive." To sign up, or for more information, call the center at 636-9237. Ilk lit 5 JitcA pl Drowning lawsuit settled By Gary Metro Journal Times Racine County Judge John Ahl-grimm on Monday approved a $100,000 settlement for an 8-year-old Michigan girl who nearly drowned in a 1986 motel swimming pool accident.

A second Michigan girl died as a result of the accident. Racine attorney John Becker, who represented the surviving child, said the minor court settlement would end civil court litigation connected to a July 5, 1986 incident in the swimming pool at the former Clayton House motel at 5005 Was-ingtonAve. The motel is now known as Apple Valley Lodge. Matrina George, who lives in the Detroit area, was awarded the money. Becker said the award to the girl, who was hospitalized for about a month after the swimming pool accident, would end a lawsuit against the motel and its insurer.

The second victim, Eva L. Tyson, 8, of Detroit, died as a result of the pool accident, following about two months of hospitalization. The motel's insurer has agreed to pay a total of $420,000 in connection with the pool accident, according to Becker. He said the settlement calls for Tyson's mother, Willa Tyson, to receive $170,000, and her father, Kelly Tyson, to receive $75,000. In addition, Blue Cross and Blue Shield United of Wisconsin, will receive $75,000 as reimbursement for medical expense payments, he said.

The children were guests at the motel when the accident occurred, according to police, who said the girls were staying with Willa Tyson and Virgie George. A mote patron and bartender pulled the girls from the pool after they wandered into water that was over their heads, according to police, who said the children panicked and slipped beneath the surface. Both girls were unconscious when they were pulled from the water. Town won't be liable for damaged mailboxes Mark Hertzberg, Journal TIrim Winter's day Students from Racine's Montessori School walk across the grounds of the DeKoven Foundation after a gym class on Monday. every 1,800 residents, with a limit of two stores in wards where more than 3300 residents live.

Before the resolution was passed, one liquor store for each 3,000 residents, with a limit of one store per ward was allowed. Supervisor Charles Stratman, who introduced the measure, said a growing demand for liquor stores in the town made it necessary for the board to increase the quota. Also at the meeting, the town board combined several wards to handle the Feb. 16 primary elections. The wards voting in the school board primary elections are: wards 1, 2, 3, 4 and 12, which will vote at the town hall, 6126 Durand wards 5 and 6, at the Lake Park Fire Station, 3809 Sheridan Road; and wards 10, 11 and 13, at the Roma Lodge, 7130 Spring St.

Wards 7, 8 and 9 will vote in both school board and county supervisor primaries at the Quarry Lake Park service building, 3800 Northwestern Ave. Wards 7, 8, and 9 will vote in the three-person run-off in the District 17 county board supervisor race between Elizabeth Miller of 4848 High Meadows Terrace, Ralph Trower of 5702 Cambridge Lane and LeRoy Seeger of 221 S. Green Bay Road. They might have some more snow to walk through if forecasts for, the next few days hold up. giveaway scheduled for By June R.

Herold Journal Times MOUNT PLEASANT The town board approved a resolution Monday that absolves the town of any liability associated with mailboxes damaged or knocked down by town snowplows. The resolution formalizes an unwritten town practice, Town Administrator Robert Beezat said. But because a few residents have complained about damaged mailboxes in the wake of December snowstorms, the town wanted to make its policy official, he said. "Occasionally when the snow is plowed, the mailboxes get knocked down," Beezat said. "The town is not liable for the damage." Mailboxes on public property along roadways are considered an encroachment under state statutes, Beezat explained.

But the state allows them as a convenience to residents, he added. In other town matters, the board passed a motion that raises the limit on liquor stores in the town from seven to 11. The board also an-nouced the polling places for primary elections in February. The board set a quota on liquor stores that allows one store for Surplus food By Sara Lamb Journal Times Surplus food will be distributed to Racine County residents Thursday from 9 a.m. until supplies run out.

According to the Community Action Agency, which coordinates the commodities program countywide, applicants will receive one package of butter, one package of cheese, and their choice of one dry good. The commodities will be distributed to eligible families at 12 sites in the county. The Georee Brav Neighborhood Center at 924 Center St. primarily serves senior citizens and handicapped people. Other Racine centers giving away food are the the Community Action Agency at 72 7th Holy Communion Lutheran Church at 2000 W.

6th the Salvation Army.at.i907., Washington Wayman AME Church Quality of Life Center at 414 N. Memorial. Drive; Pr. John Bryant Center at 601 21st St. and St.

Vincent DePaul Society at 926 La- duct regardless of life, police said. While trying to flee police in the Regency Mall parking lot in the 5200 block of Dura ml Avenue, police said, the youth aimed the car he was driving at a patrolman who was on foot trying to round up the youths. Racine Patrolman Burton Rutter suffered an injured knee and was Teen charged with hitting SalleSt. Other centers in the county distributing food are the Veteran Memorial Building at 588 Milwaukee Burlington; St. Louis Parish and St.

Vincent DePaul Society at 13207 Highway in Caledonia; Sturtevant Village Hall at 2555 Wisconsin Union Grove Area Food Bank at 3324 S. Colony Drive and First Congregational United Church of Christ in Rochester. All applicants must qualify under federal guidelines which set gross policeman treated and released at St. Luke's Hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said. Each of the four youths, one 15, one 16 and two 17, were arrested on charges of entry into locked vehicles and obstructing, said Racine Police Sgt.

Michael Ackley. "It wasn't an accidental thing, it was intentional," Ackley said of Freshly Sliced HAW Thursday monthly income eligibility at less than $688 for a single person; $925 for two; $1,162 for three; $1,399 for four; $1,636 for five; $1,873 for six; $2,110 for seven; $2,347 for eight; $2,584 for nine and $2,821 for 10. The CAA asks that applicants bring their own bags or containers and apply at only one distribution site. Federal regulations require birth dates for all household members be listed on applications for commodii-ties, according to the agency. with car the injury to the patrolman.

The other 17-year-old fled in a car but was later arrested. Police said the youths told them they broke into several cars parked in a lot in the 5600 block of Castle Court earlier Monday night. Found in a car driven by one of the suspects were items such as radar detectors and car stereos. (51(51 lb. Super Tender EIGHT OUNCE Pll ET MIGN0N ea.

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