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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION Page A THE CAPITAL TIMES, Friday, May 6, 1977 31 Madison and Area 140 Personal Interests 1 40 Personal Interests 140 Personal Interests Sincerely Yours Jockle 271-0900 Appeals judges elected by the spring election? PALM READING CONSULTANT Past and Mure, 255-3282, 20 yrs. experience HDEATTDQ NdPTBCES REAL ESTATE SCHOOL-Ctosses held every man. 7-9 P.M., Holiday inn, 4402 Washington; Wed 7-9 P.M. Nino Nokomo Plaza. Benue Robbins School of Real Estate Call collect 1 A VD CL I I C-91 3 Spring St Blue Bus).

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ADAMS, Charles R. Mineral PointEau Claire FORREST, Holten (Forry) Monona JENKINS, Mrs. Allan (Sharon) Madison LAUBY, Mrs. Marion Madison STA TZ, Martin J. Madison TETRICK, Walter K.

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Saturday, open Sunday 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. PUSSYCAT ESCORTS 244-4552 9 blunteer Directory Urgent need because of fire! Un-tood donations to voc rehab, or-gomzation ot HMidaie ond Sherman Plaza shopping centers May 7 from 9 am to 4 pm. Lifting ability required. Work with middle school children developing social skills in recreational setting.

Experience or course work in group dynamics preferred. 2-hr sessions twice a week for 8 weeks. Interviews oowntown May 30-June 11. North-side work site. Drive notion child from Lowell School tp North lawn Ave.

Mon-Thur. 10 30 am one way. Work in day comp for 4-6 Tues. ond Thurs. from 6-8 pm ond Sat.

10 am-noon. Park and Regent St. area. Private Community Corrections Program begins training for oneone Involvement June 18. Near downtown.

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256-3102 FAMILY and personal counseling bv Christians who core Call 255- 4894 anytime The Upper Room. fringe benefits and clerical duties may i seem less important, but could be MILWAUKEE (AP) A commit-1 more time-consuming for the committee of more than 20 top-notch people, tee, he said, not lightweights, has begun a race which legislators hope 'will allow vot- Charne, a committee member, has ers to elect the states first appellate been on previous study panels, includ-court judges by next spring. ing a governors commission which The committee, meeting for the submitted one of the latest and most first time today in Madison, has been influential outlines for court reform, given until Aug. 1 to write legislation its not like starting from scratch, for creating the intermediate appeals Charne said when asked about the court which voters authorized in an committees chances of meeting the April constitutional amendment refer- deadlines. A lot of research has been endum.

done for us already. It has until Jan. 1 to present legisla- John Shabaz, Republican minority tiqn reflecting other court reform leader in the Assembly and one of the steps approved by voters, ranging 10 legislators on the 21-member panel, from merger of county and circuit has said Wisconsin may need only one courts to defining the Wisconsin Su- appellate court instead of three, preme Courts power to discipline the It would be less costly to taxpayers, states lower-court judges. he said, noting a Legislative Council Members of the committee selected estmate that each judge and his staff by legislative leaders acknowledge the could represent $100,000 annually. EARN OVER S69MO.

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Adams, Charles R. MINERAL POINTEAU CLAIRE Charles R. Adams, age 43. of 1820 Goff Avenue. Eou Claire, died of an Eau Claire nursing home, Wednesday, May 4, 1877.

after an extended illness. He was born in Mineral Point, and graduated from Mineral Point High School. He later attended a mortuary college in Chicago and was licensed as a Wisconsin funeral director and embalmer In 1941. He worked in funeral homes in Livingston. Wi, Sheboygan.

Brllllon, Plymouth, Volders. and had been employed in Eau Claire from 1945 until illness forced his retirement about three years ago. He was a WWII veteran. He was married to the former Delores Mitchell, Mineral Point, in 1941. He was a member of the Wisconsin Funeral Directors St.

John's Lutheran Church, Eou Claire, and Masonic Lodge No.l, Mineral Point. Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Mrs. Leroy Reno, Manitowoc; and a son, William, Marshfield; and tour grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon, at 1:30 pm. at the GORGEN FUNERAL HOME, Mineral Point, where friends may call after 7 pm, Friday evening.

Burial will be in Groceland Cemetery, Mineral Point. Forrest, (Forry) Holten MONONA-Mr. Forrest (Forry-) Holten oge 44 of 5512 Goucher Lane died on Wednesday May 4, 1977 at his ho me. He was born May 3, 1913 in East St. Louis.

III. He was formerly employed with the Fladd Construction Co. He was a member of the Cambridge Country Club and the Monona Grove Business Men's Assoc. Survivors Include his wife Mary, two daughters, Mrs. Thomas (Pamela) Kincaid, Marriette, Mrs.

Kevin (Jockle) Froelich, Iowa City, lo. Two grandchildren and two brothers and three sisters. Funeral services will be held at the LAKE EDGE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 4200 Buckeye 11:30 a.m. on Sat. May 7.

Reverend William Koehler officiating. Burial in Roselawn Me morial Park. Friends may call from 5-8 p.m. on Friday, May 4 at the GUNDERSON FUNERAL HOME, 5203 Monona Dr. PHOTOGRAPHER SPECIAL 50 off glamour modeling.

251-4848 PHOTOGENIC STUDIOS. PREGANCY COUNSELING (toil free) i 1-800-362-8028 ISLAND GIRLS ESCORT SERVICE 249-6936 SALE! May 3-13, Hardcover fiction, tagged books at TOcents each, Books Then ond Now 2137 University Ave Closed Sot. May 14. DRINKING PROBLEMS? ALCOHOL INFORMATION REFERRAL CENTER 1050 Regent St. 251-4558 ATTRACTIVE Mole grad student.

26, 5 ft. 6 seeks considerate, intelligent woman for a continuing relationship. Should enioy physical pleasures, nature and travel. Write Box R3091 co Madison Newspapers, tnc. You Found It Peep Shows Adult Materials Red Letter News 2528 E.

Washington Ave. 241-9958 JUNK CARS DONNY'S TOWING Wanted anytime 249-9S31 249-3988 cars Trucks JERRYS TOWING 244-9815 DOVS 249-3078 Eves. possibilty of disagreement over their work. For example, should there be three appellate courts scattered across the state or would just one be enough to ease the growing flood of cases that has jammed the Supreme Court agenda? How many judges should be elected to the new court? How should salary benefits be arranged as circuit and county court judges are blended in a single trial-court level? What are to be the groundrules of the Supreme Courts expanded administrative authority over the states judicial system? Judge Frederick Kessler of Milwaukee County Court said the committee's race against the calendar should be generally smooth because of the caliber of judges, legislators, lawyers and laymen appointed to the panel. These are top-notch people, not lightweights, he said.

Because of years of review by study commissions, he said, members have a thick file of reference which should allow the committee to work openly and meet the deadlines. I -have never served on a committee as wide open as this, he said. Everybody seems to have an open mind. Shabaz said an appellate court could be confined to handling appeals of criminal cases, which represent about 35 per cent of what the Supreme Court calls its time-consuming work load. Charne is among those say an appellate level should function in all cases, that it is only right for all litigants to have access to the appeals process.

The Aug. 1 deadline for the committee to present an appellate bill was de signed to let legislators debate it in September and approve it in time for candidates to begin their campaigns for spring eledion. Another committeeman. Sen. Fred Risser, a Madison attorney, said having the appellate court divided into districts could lead to problems.

Should separate branches issue conflicting opinions on similar questions, the tandem matter might have to be resolved by the Supreme Court anyway, he said. Some members of the commitee have said deciding how to let let Supreme Court judges discipline judges andjother justices for misbehavior or incapacity could be their easiest assignment. The state bar association already has power to discipline judges under auspices of the Supreme Court The referendum itself helped define the process, allowing the court to remove QUITTING SMOKING STUDY Needs UW focuitv students now, who ore 20-30 yrs. old, healthy sedentorv, want to quit. Call 231-2395 or write: N.

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For information write Box 6592, Roswell, 88201. WE ARE BUYING lunk and wrecked autos. ACRES AUTO SALVAGE 244-4701 Wendesdav, May 4, 1977 In Friendship, Wi. She was born Sept. 13, 1915 in Fon du Lac.

She was a very octive member of St. Bernards Catholic Church where she was employed. She was also a member of the Mother's Club, Daughters of Isabell. Mrs. Lauby was a graduate of the St.

Agnes School of Nursing in Fon du Lac. Survivors include two sons. John, Beaver Dam; James of Greenfield. Two daughters, Mrs. Wayne (Mary) Karas, Okinawa, Japan; Mrs.

Daniel (Christine) Lynch, Friendship, Wi. Ten grandchildren, one brother Francis Soike, Tuscon, Arizona. Nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband Jacob in 1973. Funeral services will be held at St.

Bernards Cothollc Church, 2450 Atwood 10: 30 a.m. May 7. Monsgr. George Wirz officiating. Burial in Ressurection Cemetery.

Friends may call from 4-8 on Friday, May 4 at the GUNDERSON FUNERAL HOME. 5203 Monona Dr. where rosary will be recited ot 8 p.m. Statz, Martin J. MADISON, WI.

Mr. Statz, age 78, of 709 W. Lakeside St. died unexpectedly on Wednesday, May 4, 1977 at St. Mary's Hospital and Medical Center.

He was bom July 3, 1898 in Madison. Mr. Statz was the retired plant superintendent for St. Mary's Hospital and Medical Center where he had been employed since 1944. Mr.

Statz was a member of St. James Church, Knights of Columbus 4527 and was one of the founders of the Society of Hospital Engineers. Survlors include his wife, the former Agnes Rassmussen; two sons, Richard J.of 350 E. Lakeside Gregory of 135 Glenway one daughter, Mrs. Rita Enlow of Beloit, two brothers, Leonard of Portage and Henry of Baraboo; one sister, Catherine Statz of 711 W.

Lakeside eleven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH 1134 St. James Court at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 7th, the Rev.

William DeBock officiating. Burial will be In Ressurection Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday, May 4th at the JOYCE FUNERAL HOME 540 W.

Washington Ave. where a prayer service will be held at 8 P.m. In lieu of flowers memorials may be mode to the St. James Catholic Church. Tetrick, Wolter K.

WOODMAN Walter K. Tetrick, age St passed away on Wednesday, May 4, 1977 at the Boscobel Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born March 29, 1919 in Bridgeport, W. Vir. Mr.

Tetrick was retired Branch Manager of the Boscobel State Bank of Blue River. He is survived by his wife, Kathryn; three sons, Kenneth, Milwaukee, Steven, Madison, Mark, Woodman; three sisters, Mrs. Gordon Williams, Bridgeport, W. Mrs. Paul Smith, Harrisburg, Mrs.

Michael Yoursco, Fairmont, W. Vir. Funeral services will be held at on Saturday at ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, Boscobel. Pastor Paul Anderson officiating.

Friends may call at the THONI-KENDALL FUNERAL HOME from on Friday and of the church Saturday from until time of service. There will be masonic services at 7p.m. at the THONI-KENDALL FUNERAL HOME. Burial In the Boscobel cemetery where graveside services will be conducted by the Gray-Wachter-Murphy Post No. 229 of the Mt.

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to 4 p.m. 249-0189. Jenkins, Mrs. Allan (Sharon) MADISON Mrs. Allan L.

Jenkins, age 31, of 4018 Meyer Ave. died on Wednesday May 4, 1977 in a Madison hospital. She was the former Sharon Cameron born July 19, 1945 in Madison, Wis. She graduated from West High School In 1943. For 9 years she had been the office' manager far Cooperative Services Inc.

Mrs. Jenkins was a member of Covenant Presbyterian Church. Surviving are her husband Allan, one son Raymond, her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cameron; 2 sisters, Sara Pumllio of Waukesha, and Sandy Champagne of Oregon 2 brothers, Scott of Chicago, and Stuart of Oregon and 9 nieces and nephews.

Services will be held at COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 324 S. Segoe Rd. at 11 :00 am. on Saturday May 7. The Reverend Louis Swartz will officiate.

Friends may call at the FRAUTSCHI FUNERAL HOME, 3410 Speedway Rd. after 4 pm. on Friday. Please omit flowers. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or fa the educotlonol fund for her son.

Laubv, Morion Mrs. MADISON-Mrs. Marion Lauby age 41 of 2450 Atwood Ave. passed away suddenly concerning its composition. Michael T.

Sullivan, chief Judge of Milwaukee County, has complained to the Legislative Council about the absence of any Circuit Court Judges from the states biggest city. Our Board of Judges, Sullivan The idea of disciplining judges struck the biggest chord of response among voters in the referendum. Creation of an appellate court system was approved better than 2-1, creating a merged administrative system was backed better than 3-1, setting a PALM CARD READING PROBLEMADVISOR. 274-7234, after 5 Sat -Sun. 9-12.

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Sullivan had expressed hope that he himself might be named to the panel, providing some first-hand advice on how to administer independent-minded and sometimes rebellious judges. He serves as a court supervisor along the lines envisioned by Supreme Court justices under their pre-amendment program for dividing the states court system into administrative dis- tricts. Some legislators had complained that the court was usurping legislative powers by deciding how courts should be operated. The voters April referendum vote seems to have nullified that complaint. In the opinion of Milwaukee attorney Irvin B.

Charne, outlining the administration of merged lower courts could be more difficult than merging the courts. Circuit and county courts already function much alike, he said. Salaries, Build, Maint. Repair 205 Build. Maint.

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WOODYS Mud Jacking Service 257-1699 United Press International I Allowing Wisconsin dairies to market their products in metric containers would cause havoc with the industry and lead to higher prices and consumer confusion. it would allow for intelligent forward planning and save dairymen from the headache of changing over all their equipment at some time in the future when the federal government mandates the metric system. The Assembly Agriculture Committee heard both views from representa-' tives of the dairy industry Wednesday during a hearing on a bill which would let dairies sell such products as milk and ice cream in metric containers, if the equivalent amount in English measure was also marked on the package. L. J.

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Fireplaces a specialty. Chimney repair rebuilding-tuckpointing. WES'S MASONRY, 238-8122. man, said passage of the law would allow the dairy industry gradually to phase in the metric system, starting with returnable milk containers. Schettler said that both Canada and Mexico have gone metric and that the system is coming to the United States.

He said the industry would suffer if it suddenly becomes necessary to change in a short time. "We dont want to have it be like the wine industry, where they were told they only had until 1980 to go metric. Lordy, thats rough, Schettler said. But Charles Farr of the Wisconsin Federation of Cooperatives said the changeover to metric should take place at the national level, not tlie state. The industry feels it really isnt worth the trouble to get involved with this yet, Farr said.

He added that passage of the law would allow dairies that are already ready to use metric containers to get a jump on their competitors. We dont want to see somebody come out and start muscling the others around, Farr said. The bill is sponsored by Rep. Tom Hanson (Beaver Dam). Compton Rue Cleaning Average living room, dining hall, $29.

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Free Estimates. Action on three appointments to regents delayed The Senate Education Committee Thursday night postponed action on three appointments to the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents. Dr. Ben R. Lawton of Marshfield, the only one of the three who is being re-appointed to the board, is currently touring China with a group led by Gov.

Patrick J. Lucey. Regent Vice-President Milton Neshek called Lawton one of the most conscientious regents Ive had the pleasure of working with." i Shorewood attorney David Beckwith assured the committee that if his appointment is confirmed he will resign his position on the State Fair Board. He also said his Milwaukee law firm would avoid taking cases in conflict with university interests. Should it arise that the university finds itself an adversary with a long standing client of the firm, I would not participate in any part of the decision, Beckwith said.

The committee said it would hold an executive session Tuesday on the appointments of Lawton and Beckwith and that of Marilyn Fitzgerald, Plat-teille, a member ofhe Grant County Board. PAINTING BY PAUL Professional work amateur prices Free estimates 673-4095 GARDEN ROTOTILLING Reasonable rates, satisfaction guaranteed, 271-0178 Build. Maint. Repair 205 Pointing by FRANZOSO-Interior ond exterior, paper honging Free estimates. Call after 5, 274-0270.

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