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THE DAILY TRIBUNE, Wisconsin Rapids, Monday, Oct. 15, 1973 Page 2 Traffic court A charge ot racing was dismissed in Wood County. Court last week on a motion of Assistant City Atty. William Nobles against Kenneth Apfelbeck, 23, 360 18th Ave. N.

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421-15301 Last 2 Nites at 7:00 9:15 BOY, HAVE WE GOT A VACATION FOR nothing can possibly go wor figpji PANAVISION" MGM "A Disneyland for Adults?" 4 PRICE FOR LADIES ON MONDAY NIGHT Mom, don'f get stuck watch ing the Dolphins enjoy an evening at Cinema 8 You mighl even be able to drag dad along for this great show. "WEST WORLD" Joseph Morton Sr. JUNCTION CITY Joseph Morton 59, Junction City, died at 4:15 p.m. Sunday at St. I Michael's Hospital, Stevens Point, where he had been taken by ambulance.

He had been ill for four years. Services will be at 10 a.m. at St. Michael's Catholic Church, Junction City, the Rev. Dominic Eichman officiating, with burial in the parish cemetery.

Mr. Morton was born in Chicago Nov. 29, 1913, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morton, and married Anne Kramer, Nov.

12, 1938, in Palos Park, 111. He moved to Junction City in 1947 and was employed by Nekoos.a Edwards Paper Co. as a fireman. Surviving are his wife; two sons, Joseph Albany, and Robert, Penser, a daughter, Mrs. Donald Krush, Plover; a brother, Edward.

Worth, three sisters, Mrs. Donald Lucas, Palos Hills, Mrs. Marie Mroch, Willow Springs, and Mrs. Max Shirley, Chicago Ridge, and five grandchildren. Friends may call at Martens Funeral Home, Junction City, from 2 p.m.

Wednesday until time of services. A rosary will be recited at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Robert S. Jones LA CROSSE Services were held today for Robert S.

Jones, 91, 1334 Ferry La Crosse, Wisconsin Rapids resident. Mr. Jones died Saturday from complications of old age. He was employed in this area as a salesman for Plankinton Packing Milwaukee, until his retirement in 1947, when he moved to La Crosse. He was a member of the Moravian Church.

Surviving are two daughters and a son, all of La Crosse. Fire calls Wisconsin Rapids firefighters were called at 2:54 a.m. Sunday to the home of Mrs. Betty Hansen, 3011 1615i St. when 'the electric motor of a furnace burned out, causing minor damage.

The men were out a half hour on the call. Firefighters were called at 4:50 p.m. Sunday to the Glenn Tess home, 321 8th Ave. when a person reported smoke. The men reported leaves were being burned and a permit had been issued.

Births Sons to: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peterson, 4620 77th St. Oct. 13, Riverview Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. David Kmprath, 601 North Nekoosa, Oct. 14, Riverview Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Reber, Rt. 1, Rudolph, Oct. 9, St. Michael's Hospital, Stevens Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snow, Arpin, Oct. 12, St. Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield.

Daughter born to: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fahl, 120 3rd Nekoosa, Oct. 13, Riverview Hospital. cinema 8th St.

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Suicide claims area man's life in Marathon Co. Wendell A. Miller, 7731 Whitrask was found dead his car Sunday night in the Marathon County town of Halsey. Marathon County Coroner Marvin Nelles ruled death a suicide resulting from a shotgun wound to the head. The county's police were notified about 11:29 Sunday of Halsey's car parked along County Trunk A near Athens.

Wood County police were told at 9:58 p.m. Sunday by a relative that Miller had left the house armed with a .22 calfiber ifle and a shotgun after a domestic disturbance. Services for Mr. Miller will '6 at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Sons Funeral Home, he Rev.

Calvin Fischer of- iciaWng. Burial will be in iestlawn Cemetery. Mr. Miller was born in Oneco, 11., April 28, 1922, the son of vjr. and Mrs.

Arthur Miller, and irried Alma Disch. June 7, 1947, at Dubuque, Iowa. He moved to Wisconsin Rapids from Monroe. Wis. in 1951, and i shipping department of Consolidated Papers, Inc.

for the last 22 vears. He was a military Doliceman in World War IT, stationed in Iran and Iraq. Survivors include his wife; his mother, Fort Atkinson; a son, Stephen, Amherst; two stcp- a Mrs. Richard Wainwripht, Glarus; a Mrs. George Grecder, Mun- delcin, III a stepson, Jerome Blum, Wisconsin Rapids; two brothers, Leland, Monroe; and Gaylord, Towa: two sisters, VIrs.

Earl Sarbackcr, Monroe; and Mrs. June Olson, Fort Atkinson; and nine grandchildren. Friends may call at Higgins Sons Funeral Chapel from 3 p.m. Tuesday until time of services. New salary is $100 The Nekoosa Cily Council last week raised the salary of the city emergency government director from $50 a month lo $100 a month, not from $100 to $20( as Wednesday's Daily Tribune erroneously reported.

Half the salary is pfiid by the state making the city's share $50 pc month. Accidents Diane Mem, 18, 8530 Cedar Lane, was charged with failure to yield after the car she was driving collided on 2nd St. N. at Ash St. at 1:19 a.m.

Sunday with an auto driven by Joel Matthews, 16, 1751 Smith causing an estimated $800 total damage. Mrs. Dorothy Jaecks. 48, 2231 Wickham reported she found about $80 dama.se to the left back quarter of her cat- parked at her apartment at 9:11 p.m. Sunday.

Robert Fenske, 22, Rt. 4, Point, reported moderate damage to the front of his car after it struck a deer on 4th Ave. N. just north of Brown St. at 2:10 a.m.

today. Cars driven by Irving Helke, 3, 6141 Wazeecha and Foss. 17, 6641 Lenox ollided at 10:47 a.m. Sunday as the two met on a hill on Park Rd. east of 64th Afood County police said.

Damage to the cars was moderate. Moderate damage was caused both cars when Mrs. Patricia Wormer, 37, 5510 Townline pulled from a stop sign into he path of a car driven by hilip Clark, 26, Rt. 3, anesville, on Wazeecha Ave. at 48th St.

at 4:30 a.m. Sunday, Wood County police said. Port Edwards police report a car driven by Alan i 23, 810 llth Ave. struck the second of two deer to cross into he path of his car on Port Rd. north of VerBunker Ave.

at 2:20 xm. Saturday. The car then hit the left side of a car driven by Robert Sargent, 25, 476 Grove and hen hit the front end of a car behind Sargent's driven by ames Konopacki, 48, 521 Baker t. Damage to Schmick's car was extensive and moderate to he other two vehicles. A truck driven by Diane Wolf, 22, Star Pittsville, hit a deer on Highway 54 at County runk at 11:05 p.m.

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Wisconsin 423-1606 Warrants (Continued From Page 1) when he approached the car described to police by Bull's Eye authorities. When police were not satisfied by the answers given by the two men during an interrogation on the premises of the bank, the two were directed to drive to the police station for further questioning. The two drove in their car and were followed by police to the police station. Police then found that there was a warrant outstanding for the arrest of Young for absconding. Stevens Point police were contacted and officers of the a County Sheriff's Department and Stevens Point Police Department were sent to Wisconsin Rapids.

Young was taken to Stevens Point on the warrant and the car was also taken to Portage County. Hansen was released by police about 4 p.m. because the Superior burglary and the possible tie-in was not known at that time. The Federal Bureau of Investigation was alerted and the special officer for the area said there was a possibility of involvement with the burglary at the home of the currency collector. Superior police were contacted and information was received on the incident.

A legal search warrant was obtained in Portage County for the inspection of the car the men were driving. The inspection turned up a large amount of cash but the amound found is far short of the $100,000 in face value allegedly stolen, police said. Wisconsin Rapids police said they observed a large amount of currency laying loose on the front floor of tne vehicle. A city employe told police that earlier to the day Friday he had observed the two men in their car flashing the money as they drove and throwing currency around. Hansen will be charged with receiving stolen property when apprehended while Young will face the Stevens Point charge and then be brought to Wisconsin Rapids to face the stolen property count.

POLICE QUESTION SUSPECTS Wisconsin Rapids police detectives Robert Bales, left, and Robert Exner, question Milwaukeeans Delano Young, 40, and Einar Hansen, 36, far right, at the Wood County National Bank Friday morning. (Tribune Photo by David Rude) Meek clisasttr to to in Marshftold MARSHFIELD A disaster will be staged a 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at thft Rollohome Corp. here by the County Emergency Government. Makeup of over 50 "casualties" 1 in the "industrial explosion" will begin -at 5 p.m.

City and county fire, police, rescue and medical services will participate in the exercise, according to Donald Sleeter, Government director. YOU'RE COVERED WITH AAA. AAA's Personal Travel Accident Insurance keeps you covered practically wherever you car, boat, train, plane, and even on foot It's just one more benefit that makes AAA the world's most popular travel organization. Call us today about your membership! Your AAA Representative Ronald Hynek -421-1717 Great Idea for over 70 Years Town board meets The Grand Rapids Town Board will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the municipal building.

Police reports Soo Line Railway Co. officials reported the windshield of a hand car was broken, causing about $90 damage. The report was received by police at 7:30 a.m. Friday. A 10-speed Schwinn bike worth $141 was stolen from St.

Paul's Lutheran School, Pam Schultz, 161 17th Ave. at 3:45 p.m. Friday. Mrs. Adelaide Reese, Port Sdwards, told police the window on the driver's side of her car was smashed while driving on 3rd St.

about one block from the railway tracks Friday, about $60 damage. A car apparently backed into he corner of Brostrom-Kickert Chevrolet, 2660 8th St. breaking the two corner windows and causing an estimated $800 damage, it was reported to Wisconsin Rapids police at 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Three .20 gauge shotguns were confiscated from three boys at 9:05 a.m.

Saturday in the area of 26th St. at Kingston Rd. The guns will be held for 30 days. The bikes of two 13-year-olds were confiscated at 11:50 a.m. Saturday after they rode in front of a car driven by a police officer.

Mrs. Genevive Pilgers, 3031 8th St. reported about $120 damage to her car while it was parked near a laundry Friday night. YMCA Dance, Sat. Night, Oct.

20th Music by: "FIREBIRD" 8 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Proper School Dress Admission $1.25 members $1.50 TUESDAY Egg Rollt Tiny Ribt Egg Foo Yung Sweet A Sour Pork Chicken Chow Main Chop Suey ft Pork Moo Goo Gaipan (Chickan, Muihreemt, Snow Peat) Duck rHoilin Sauce) Swaat 'n Sour Shrimp Chinese Vegetables (from Taiwan or Hong Kong) Chinese Tea Fortune Cookies and a full menu of American food BRIG HOTEl OIXON DOWNTOWN WISCONSIN RAflM Wood County police report some windows at the Rudolph School were broken over the weekend. The number is not known at this time pending investigation. Coming to Plainfield Gospel Lighthouse Oct.

7th thru Oct. 20th Everynight 7:30 p.m. Rev. R. D.

Powel from Dallas, Texas Evangelist with W. V. Grand Ministry Preaching 21st Century Christ The "NOW GOD" for the "NOW GENERATION" 10:30 a.m. All welcomed Question and Answers By John J. and James A.

Higgins (Q) Arranging pall for my will difficult b.caut. most of his friends passed away. Will you be able to help us with this problem? (A) Serving as a pall bearer at the funeral of a friend is one of th. most solemn and respectful things we do as adults in our human relations with each other. W.

know, however, there may come a time when personal friends 1 are not available, and should this happen thn personnel of the Senior Citizens Club of Wis. consin Rapids will serve as pall bearers. When- friends are available to serv. as bearers, we contact them from list furnished to us by the family. We advise the bearers of th.

time and place of the funeral service and furnish their transportation to th. cemetery and return. There is never a charge for thai, services at Higgins Sons. HIGGINS Phone 423-4610 And Sons FUNERAL HOME 631 E. Grand Ave.

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