The Daily Telegram from Eau Claire, Wisconsin • 2

Monday, Nov. 28, 1960 State fea 2THB AIIT TflfMAH Eau Pair. Wis. Minneapolis; Tebble Pine, seven, same address; and Donald Reed, 17, Maple Lake, Minn. Two others escaped injury.

They are Floyd J. Pine, 32, for Trip Back Former ResiJent Dies Mrs, Leslie Mahany, a former resident of 316 Bel. linger St. here, died this afternoon at Park Falls Memorial Hospital. Funeral ar-rangements will be announced later by the Golden Funeral Home.

MENOMONIE 'Special i NEWS Mrs. Joseph Spehle, 48, Rt. 5, Town of Brunswick, died Three Minnesotans were in- jured Sunday night. when the car in which they were naing struck the end of a guardrail on 1-94 three-tenths of a mile west of the Dunn-St. Croix County line.

The accident was investigated by the State Traffic patrol. Injured were Ellen M. Pine, 29, of 3630 28th South, ON COMMITTEE Frank, E. Beta, Eau Claire attorney, has been named Co-chairman of the. newly -organized State Veterans for Judge Gordon committee to support the candidacy of Circuit Judge Myron L.

Gordon of Milwaukee for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The Mear Clearly Again. 7(r I land Floyd J. Pine, three and one-hall, ol tne same Minneapolis address. The report indicates Mrs.

Pine was driving west and fell asleeo at the wheel. The impact drove the end of thel guard rail into me irom vi the car and took down about 70 feet of the rail. if you're dreaming of a Bright Christmas! Christmas carols laughter of children holiday cheer and good-fellowship these may be yours to enjoy again with better hearing. Discover how Beltone's newest ways to overcome hearing loss may bring you all the peace and joy of Christmas. How they may bring you a New Year far happier and brighter than the past.

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mail suddenly Saturday morning- at Luther Hospital. Besides her husband she is survived by one son, Ronald and two daughters, Karen Joan and Mary Ellen, all at home; her mother, Mrs. El nora Campbell, Rt. 1, Eau Claire; one brother, John C. Campbell, Town of Bruns wick; and two sisters, Mrs.

Ed Andrews, Laramie, and Mrs. Ed Wilder, Town of Washington, Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Smith Funeral Chapel, the Rev. J. N.

Midtlien official ing. Interment will be in the Brunswick Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and evening and Wednesday until time of services at the Smith Funeral Chapel. THIS VALUE OFFERED AT YOUR FAVORITE FOOD OR VARIETY STORE Get a 31 size Ipana for only 1 when you buy the 89c Economy Size at regular price. REGULAR RETAIL PRICE limiftd Qualifies This Product Distributed by A.

J. ROBERTSON CO. of EAU CLAIRE "Sir AN EXCITING i STEP FORWARD INTO A NEW REALM OF ADULT MOTION PICTURES Auto Crashes Cost 11 Lives (Br ASSOCIATED PRESS) Eleven persons lost their lives In Wisconsin traffic accidents during the Thanksgiving day weekend one more than in a similar holiday period last year, The deaths, one of them Sunday, raised the state's 1960 highway toll to 797 compared with 745 on this same date las'i year. THE HOLIDAY weekend death count began at 6 p.m. Wednesday and ended at mid night Sunday.

Harold Holloway, 43, of ru ral Yuba, was fatally injured Sunday when his automobile veered out of control on High way 80 and crashed near Hub City in Richland County. Richard Stevens, 36, Rome, N.Y., died In a hospital at Madison Sunday of injuries he suffered Saturday when his car overturned on a street in Madison. Glenn F. Jarantowski, 19 Milwaukee, was killed late Saturday when his automo bile crashed on Milwaukee's South Side. Wilbur Henning, 51, Joliet, 111., was killed Friday when the car in which he was riding left Highway 51 about eight miles south of Stevens Point and rolled over in a ditch.

Henning' two sons, Richard, 20, and Herman, 25, were injured. Leonard Courier, 35, Mus- kego, a father of seven chil- dren, died Friday when his car and another vehicle collided on the South Side of Milwaukee. His wife died three weeks ago. Bertram J. Taylor, 47, of the Milwaukee suburb of St.

Francis, was killed early Saturday when his automo bile struck a concrete railroad bridge support near his home. William Kaulbach Dies at Hospital William J. Kaulbach, 78, of 809 Sixth died at Luther Hospital Sunday. He is survived by his wife, Clelia; four sisters, Mrs. F.

Gradler, Wilmette, 111., Mrs. Kitty Echardt, Chicago, Mrs. Ida Tumler, Chicago, Mrs. Marie Ludlow, Lawrenceburg, ind. two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Mr. Kaulbach came to Fau Claire 30 years ago as a sales-1 man for the Quality Biscuit Co. Later he was manager of the Gillette service He was a salesman for the! Schumacher Motor Express for seven years. He was treasurer of the United Commercial Travelers and secretary of the organization for 35 years. He was also a member of Masonic Lodge 112, the Eau Claire Consistory and the Exchange Club.

Funeral services will be at 3:15 p.m. Wednesday at the Smith Funeral Chapel with Dr. Charles Melcher officiating. Burial will be In Lake View cemetery. Graveside services will be conducted byj the Masonic Lodge.

Friends may call at the funeral chapel after 2 p.m. Tuesday and Tuesday evening and on Wednesday prior to services. E. K. Wahlmark Dies Elmer K.

Wahlmark, 79, Rt. 1, Weyerhauser, former resident of Potato Lake, died at the Sunset Badger Rest Hpme at Fairchlld Sunday mohlng. He Is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Nina Sweet, Rice Lake, and Mrs. Fred W.

Smith, Elk Mound, and sev-eral nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Stokes and Sons Chapel with Rev. Kenneth Ham officiating, Burial will be In the North- side cemetery. Friends may call at the fu neral chapel Tuesday afternoon and evening and Wednesday until time of services.

fHK. OMLv TELEGRAM Published (vtntngi an Sunday 1 Eau Claire. Wis Entered i 2n Oai matter- at mt post offlo Eau Cleirt under the Act of Congress ot Man i By men In Wisconsin within ISO milts ol Eau Clalrt: i year S9.00. a morttis 15 00. bv carrm in Eau C'airt week 0c to Face Court PHOENIX, Ariz.

(AP) The Rev. Lawrence Dudink, 47, of Superior, remained In jail here today awaiting extradition action by Wisconsin authorities on a charge of kidnaping a 17 year old girl. Father Dudink, a Roman Catholic priest, was arrested by FBI agents Friday on a charge of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. He has! waived extradition and is held In lieu of $5,000 bond. Edward L.

Bovle, chief of the Arizona office of the FBI, said he has received no information from Wisconsin officials as to when they will arrive in Phoenix. THE PRIEST was arrested at a Phoenix motel with Rosalie Ann O'Connell of Gilbert, the girl he is accused of kidnaping by deceit from St. Mary's Hospital at Superior Nov. 8. The girl was unharmed when found with Father Dudink and was turned over to juvenile authorities.

Officials at juvenile detention home refused to say whether the girl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad O'Connell, had arrived by auto to visit their daughter a planned. The charge against Father Dudink carries a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison. Scorpions are immune their own to LOANS For Any Worth jf.pyrppse! ROCK FINANCE CO.

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Hastings Way Open Mon, Wed. Fri. Eves. J1 BRIEFS police said. Mary Lou Curler, 511 E.

Madison was treated by her family doctor. The girl had knocked on the door of the Beck home and when the door was opened the dog rushed out and bit her. police said. CONTAGION REPORT There were live cases of chicken pox and two each of mumps and red measles, reported last week to the City- County Health Department. ZENITH HEARING AIDS Lehman Drug Store.

Upholstering Moody's. 5-5061 SPECIAL AT Crispy Chick Hall chicken dinner only 99c on Mon. Pickup only; Del. reg price. Also every day 6 hamburgers only $1.00.

TE 2-2721. I WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone but myself. Dated November 23, 1960. Harry G. Sleater, 2714 King Place Eau Claire, Wisconsin.

BAZAAR, FOOD SALE Christmas gifts Olivet Church, Beach Babcock. Tues. Nov, 29, 12, noon lunch served. BIRCH WOOD. Te.

2-5636. FIRE RUNS The fire de partment was called bunday at 2:36 p.m. to the Arthur Johnson home, 421 E. Madi son when children evident ly set fire to a pile of leaves at the rear of the house ana it burned a hole In the siding. Saturday at 7:46 p.m.

firemen went to the Madison Street Body Shop 522 E. Madison St when a car under repair back fired and set fire to gasoline in.the carburetor. Damage wag minor. Grass fires caused runs Saturday at 2:13 p.m. to Hendrickson Hill; at 6:23 p.m.

to McDonough park; and at 6:34 p.m. to Mt. Simon park. NEW 900 CALORIE diet Cllnithln Coffee, chocolate 98c 8 oz can at Lehman Drug Store. CAR STOLEN James Pavelski, Rt.

2, reported to the sheriff's department early Sunday morning his car was stolen while he was in a tav ern on CTH C. City police found the' car parked in the 400 block on Water Strra short time later. JAYCETTE CARD party Elks Club, Nov. 28, 8 p.m. PLEADS INNOCENT James C.

McMillan, 23, of 403H W. Grand pleaded innocent through his attorney, Duane R. Herrick, in county court today to a charge of disorderly conduct early today In creating a disturbance at the home of his wife, 1117 Second Ave. His case is set for trial Jan. 20.

AGATE JEWELRY. A fine Christmas gift. Across from Shawtown Green house. PLEADS GUILTY Kenneth A. Peterson, 49, of 1214 First pleaded guilty In county court today to charge of disorderly conduct in creating a disturbance in the apartment building where he lives Saturday morning.

He was fined $50 and costs with an alternative 10 days in jail. The court dismissed a second charge of being drunk. A. J. JOST, Chiropractor.

Over Klnneys. TE 5-5673. CORRECTION Ronald M. Brewer, 20, of 3345 Midway was fined $100 and costs in county court Friday on a charge of carrying a loaded revolver in a car Instead of Jon A. Hillman, 20, Rt.

4, as previously reportedN youths were fined and costs after pleading guilty to charges of malicious destruction of public property by shooting out four street lights Nov. 20. OPEN UNTIL 9 p.m. Mon. thru Fri.

from now until Christmas. Outdoor Sport Shop TOM JERRYS' served now through the holidays at Bud's Bar Grill, next to the Hollywood Theatre. Fine fmposed for Mistreating Animals David C. Weeks, 29, of 602V4 Oxford pleaded guilty in county court today to a charge of abandoning four animals when he moved from farm near Augusta to Eau Claire about Nov. 18.

He was fined $25 and costs with an alternative five days in jail. County Investigator Roger R. Hahn told the court he investigated a complaint and found Weeks had left three dogs and a cat at the farm when he moved. The animals were maddened from hunger, Hahn said, and were destroyed. There was no evidence the animals had food or water for at least a week.

Judge Connor T. Hansen told Weeks he could have been charged on four separate charges. He said there was no excuse for such actions and that Weeks could have called the sheriffs depart-i ment to destroy the animals if he didn't want to do so him-1 self. The Australian system of secret ballot first was used in the U. S.

at Louisville, in 1888. 3R member committee in cludes 23 former state com manders of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, of which Beta Is one, the American Lgion and the Disabled American Veterans. Other members in elude G. E. Sipple and Henry A.

Friede of Menomonie. WANTEDS Gd. used proiec tor: Viewlex. Amer. Optica) or Argus 300 watt or better models made before '57.

2-0695 OLD PHOTOGRAPHS cop led restored. Davis Photo Art. Te. 2-3160. CALL GEORGE L.

TIETZ for refrigeration. Te. 2-4906. UTILITY ELECTRIC: TE. 2-9747 now at 2305 Eddy Lane.

MUFFLERS Guaranteed as long as you own your car Brake jobs, tune up, etc. Expert workmanship service. Gillette Comp. Serv. 56169 KING HOIN Launderette 216 Water 2131 Western (old Hy.

53) cor. 8th Vine POODLE Clipping grooming. Appointment only. 2-8216. CHILD'S PIANO Reg.

$9.95 now $6.66 at Christofferson Hardware. BAZAAR, luncheon, and bake sale at Bethlehem Lutheran Chu. Altoona. Nov, 30, 11:30 a.m. PUT YOUR Driveways in eood shape.

Order Cinders now. F. J. Schilling. 2-8262 ICE SKATES new and used.

Hollow ground sharpening. Westgate Cycle Shop. 4-1981. PUBLIC HEARING The public heating on the entire city budget for 1961 will be held tonight at 7:30 in the basement of the publle H- brary. The proposed budget calls for a tax levy of $41.10 or $41.20 per $1,000 assessed valuation, depending on the City Council's decision on a request to extend sewer and water facilities.

7 LITE SET, Christmas Bulbs, multiple burning only 99c. Christofferson Hardware. INITIATED Vernon EUIng. stad, of this city, a freshman at St. Olaf college, Northfleld, was recently initiated into Alpha Phi Omega, na tional service fraternity at the college.

DESIRES WORK: Gas appliance and oil serviceman, full or part time. Te. 5-8202. PANCAKE SUPPER -Our Saviour's Hall, Tues. Nov.

29, 5 to Adults 75c, children 50c. HOEPNER'S Bakery Tues. Special Eclairs, 6 for 49c, reg. price 10c ea. Te.

2-8020. TO INFORM Stimulate entertain your friends throughout 1961, give Maga zine Subscriptions. Call E. C. News Co.

5-5437. BEAUTIFUL ARROW Sweaters, sport shirts, dress shirts, ties, novelty shorts at Lund's Greater Graham Ave FOR SALE Hudson Seal coat 16-18, good condition Reasonable. D. 2-0462. after 5 RADIO EAR Eau Claire Hearing Aid.

509 Union, Na tional Bank Building. G. Bergh. Te. 2-1801.

LUND'S OVERSTOCKED! Sale on topcoats, overcoats. car coats, suits Greater Graham Ave. HUNTER WOUND ED Eau Claire police were called Sun day at 2:29 p.m. to Sacred i Heart hospital. Thev reported Dennis Watt, 18, of "515 Maple was treated for a gunshot wound in the right He told police he was hunting with five others near Colfax but was shot by an unknown hunter.

A shotgun slug was removed from hjs leg. KEYS FOUND-Three keys on a chain were found Saturday in the' 300 block of Graham Ave. The owner may claim them at police headquarters. DOG FOUND A male brown and white hound, wearing a brown collar, was found Saturday at 5:38 Center St. The owner may claim it at the local pound.

LOST Siamese cat. Paint 'on left ear. Putnam Heights. Dial TE 2-9925. FALL BAZAAR Bethel Baptist, cor.

Grove Bar-land, Tues. Nov. 29; hot dish lunch, 12 to 1:30, 50c; coffee 2 to 5, 25c. EAU CLAIRE MALE CHORUS CONCERT 3, 8:15 P.M. Schofield Hall Auditorium, Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire.

Guest soloist, Ruth HorralL ANNE FRANCIS LLOYD NOLAN KAY MEDFORD-JOHN KERR t.KAM BIWCIWU nu.WJ OSEIttK M.JttOHCHB WtSOIIEDBt N)NEIi I THE NEXT OUTSTANDING ATTRACTION AT THE HOLLYWOOD THEATRE "My dad does too save more than your dad!" Wise dads start saving while their youngsters are still in blue jeans. Saving for a college education for example. What better objective! We will help you reach it, through the savings account you start TODAY. 0J rvTi SHOE REPAIR SHOP OPERATOR WANTED Wonderful opportunity for good steady income. New shop to be set up at Co-op Shoping Center Annex if reliable operator can be secured.

Inquire now at Co-op Shopping Center, Eau Claire or call TEmple 2-8311, Ext. 20. SEE Bankerslifeman-JAMES C. 1 Iv, NATIONAL BANK EAU CLAIRE ahonq I IAMP ABOUT A COLLEGE PLAN FOR YOUR CHILD PHONE TEmple 5-5113 EAU, CLAItE, WISCONSIN btaUM 1S72 Hmixr feted Depxit lisurwt CerpntiiM DOG BITE An eight-year-old girl, on a house to house canvas Saturday for the Blue was bitten on the right hip by a dog owned by Louise avBeck, 1533 E. Madison St, 4wiJB I if aBSSfaaiaai ANKERS eSjfe CO PANY BIS MOINII, IOWA.