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Thursday, August 29, 1991 Daily Citizen Page 3 Police Horicon church slates annual Swiss Steak Dinner ca ri 1 1,000 people expected for Sunday buffet Six 1 1 1 it Hi A 1 The dinner is served from 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Besides the fantastic meal, the committee has planned a variety of games for adults and children on the Valley St. grounds adjacent to the school building. Cash Bingo will be played this year from 2 to 6 p.m.

Live bands will en-tertain all day, The Kitchenaires Senior Band from Hartford from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.; The Green Spring Band, 2 to 4 p.m.; and the J. Bryan Band from 4 to 6:30 p.m. The Christian Women's group will be selling country crafts, baked goods and fresh produce. Come join St.

Malachy's congregation for an afternoon of food, fun and family entertainment. 1 t. A. HORICON It takes the cooperation of many workers to plan the details for St, Malachy's "famous melt-in-your-mouth Swiss Steak Dinner" on Sunday, Sept. 8, which has attracted about 1,000 each year for the past 31 years.

Unlike most church dinners, St. Malachy serves diners only their portion of steak, allowing each individual to serve themselves the real mashed potatoes, crumb-topped green beans and rich gravy from a buffet table. Fresh vegetable platters, crisp cole slaw and creamy cucumber salad 'are served family style at the tables. Waitresses bring beverages and a selection of homemade pies to diners. Waupun Herald Westhuis, 223 N.

State Waupun, reported a double pain window, valued at $200, broken in his house. The vandalism happened between Aug. 22 and 28. Sixteen windows and a semi-truck windshield were reported broken at Badger Pallet, 300 N. Mill Waupun, between 4:30 p.m.

Tuesday and 6 a.m. Wednesday. Nola Woldsfeth, 325 S. Grove Waupun, reported nine quarts of motor oil, valued at $9, missing from her garage between Friday and Tuesday. Donald A.

Radditz, 41, 122 S. Forest Waupun, received minor leg injuries and was transported to Waupun Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Grace A. Brown, 33, Route 2, Waupun, Monday at 11:46 a.m. Brown was northbound on South Madison Street and was about to turn right onto East Main Street when Radditz entered the crosswalk and was struck by Brown's vehicle. Bernie Zech, 123 N.

Forest Waupun, reported a blank check stolen from his home at 6 p.m. Monday. A 16-year-old Beaver Dam girl reportedly cashed the check for $20 in Waupun. Ken Sondalle, 229 S. Watertown Waupun, reported that soemone entered his garage and stole Dam boys and a 16-year-old Beaver Dam boy were issued citations for discharge of firearms Aug.

17 at 11:30 a.m. In the same incident, a 15-year-old Waupun boy was referred to juvenile court for theft of a vehicle without owner's consent and driving without a valid license. Phyllis Pasbrig, 182 South Wind Trail, Virginia Evans, 618 Valley and Joann Hernbrode, Neosho, were involved in a traffic accident Aug. 22 at 3:17 p.m. According to the police report, Hernbrode and Pasbrig were stopped at an intersection when Evans struck Hernbrode from behind, damaging the front and rear ends of Hembrode's vehicle.

Beaver Dam Paul Hatzinger, 1107 Gomer, reported Aug. 27 that the solar top to his swimming pool had been pushed up and a metal down spout was laying On top. The spout tore the top, causing it to lose water. William Klapper, 118 E. Burnett St.

was taken into custody Aug. 27 for an outstanding warrant. He was taken to the Beaver Dam Police Department and later transferred to the Dodge County jail. Yvonne Giescke, Juneau, reported that someone scratched the driver side rear door of her car while it was parked at the Beaver Dam Mall. The incident occurcd between 7:30 and 8 p.m.

on Aug. 27. Krahn, dinner chairman; Cindy Hechimovich and Jane Hechimovich, games chairmen; Gwen Mel-lenthien, publicity; Geri Pyrek, dining room chairman; Keith Gritt and Marion Kesenich, parish council members. Citizen Stalf Photo HORICON Members of the St. Malachy's Parish Fall Festival Committee meet to finalize plans for their annual Fall Festival and Swiss Steak Dinner on Sunday, Sept.

8. Members of the committee are Guy Kuhn, festival chairman; Betty 15-year-old pleads iMf i i-n-r-i It in- i ii JL I LI' innocent fatal rock-tossing case EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (AP) One of three teen-agers accused of dropping rocks from an overpass onto 1-94 traffic has pleaded innocent to charges in a juvenile delinquency petition. Investigators said the 15-year-old left the overpass early July 22 before his two companions dropped a 35-pound rock that crashed through the windshield of a van, killing the driver. a tool box with assorted I 'J ST i lv T.

-v -rJ- A V- tools between 3 p.m Saturday and 8 a.m. Sun- reported Aug. 28 that someday, one stole his son's bicycle Seven windows were while it was parked at the reported broken at Badger Middle School. The 20-inch Pallet, 300 N. Mill boy's frame bike was stolen Waupun.

The vandalism, between 8 a.m. and 3:10 valued at $75, happened p.m. It is valued at $60. between 5 p.m. Friday and Karl Schwister, 1017 8 a.m.

Monday. Madison reported on Aug. 28 that someone stole a 1988 Sanwa lZ-speed oicy-cie from his garage. The bike was stolen sometime between 6 and 8:30 p.m. Jerrold Mallon was taken into custody by the Beaver Dam Police for an outstanding warrant.

Mallon was ap prehended shortly after 1 Horicon A nine year-old Horicon boy was referred to juvenile court for burglary regarding an incident that occurcd Aug. 21 at 10 a.m. A 16-year-old Horicon boy was issued a citation for underage drinking on Aug. THE BOY entered juvenile court equivalents of innocent picas Wednesday to charges of being party to second-degree reckless endangcrment and an unrelated charge of being party to criminal damage to property. Police say rocks bounced off the windshield of a semitrailer truck and damaged another van before the death of Maynard D.

Bloomer, 56, a high school teacher from New Brighton, Minn. The two other youths, ages 15 and 16, appeared Tuesday in juvenile court before Eau Claire County Circuit Judge Gregory Peterson and pleaded innocent to charges stemming from all three incidents. The two boys are to be tried as juveniles because the prosecution's motion to have them waived into adult court was denied by Peterson Aug. 16. As juveniles, the worst penalty they could receive would be incarceration until the age of 21.

Paul Evert, the attorney representing the 15-ycar-old in court Wednesday, and Richard Wachowski, the lawyer for the 16-ycar-old, filed motions asking that trials be held outside of Eau Claire. Judge Thomas Borland scheduled a hearing Friday afternoon to consider Even's motion. A hearing was not immediately scheduled on Wa-chowski's motion. A sheriffs department report also said the three youths participated in vandalism June 25 at a department store on U.S. 12.

council members, front from left, Josh Neuberger, Aubrey Kurtz and Amanda Rodewald, and the student body recited the Pledge of Allegiance during the presentation. Also on hand were, standing from left. Liz Burton, Trenton principal; and fellow bus drivers Joe Trejo, Calvin Dollar. Smith, Bob Schikirke, Shirley Neitzel. Connie Webber and Dale Schmidt.

Citizen Staff Photo Rosema Smith, standing fourth from left, widow of long-time Trenton School bus route driver Gor-dy Smith, donated her late husband's American Flag Wednesday to the elementary school for display in the gymnasium. The flag, given to Rosemary on Gordy's death because of his service in World War II, will be hung along side a plaque commemorating his 30 years of service as a bus driver. The flag was accepted by student a.m. Aug. 29 and transported 2i at 11:58 p.m Two 15-ycar-old Beaver to the Dodge County Jail.

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